Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 14, 1909, Page 6

ope IWESTERLY'S BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY|.osemmenm: oo simme e Meeting of Scientific Association— | Mother of General Manager of New Court Refuses to Cause Arrest of Girl Whom Papa Surprised. s Othefr Matters of Interest. Haven Road Perished. , e B % P WA : Middletown, Conn.. Jan, 12—S. G.| New Haven, Jan. 13.—In a fire that es were used, Judge Ad- .« Lee & OSgOOd Yields no Dividends—All Resources Used to Improve|sarker, chairman of the " class . day | comenotins tarey the réeidence of which no naimes were uted, Jadge Ad 20 Ib c - ey e committee, has announcad the follow- [ Samb. “Higeins, general manager of 5t on“her beait's. Kiide Weith Property —Annual Meeting 'of Stockholders—Neces-|ing appointments for the class day | te New York Naw Haven & Hari- | £l may Sit on hor bear's knce Taw. i % " . |exercises: President, R. S. Chamber- % Iy today, bis . N Cflmpany sary to Get Busy in Post Office Site Matter—Miss| iin; sccretary. = D Bisrd; marshal ST e s s he o“An exclicd barent deno ded the a7 H ~ e M2 s choragus, D. other-in-law, Mrs. M. F. Curbin, e o t '11.30 5 . Henry Addresses D. A. R. Chapter—Fifth Company | Miller; orator, J; 7. Hancock; s probably fatally injured end his | S 1 TS GOt TY Her uit- | A8 ood or better than the coffees are showing a line of 5 S 3 b, T Wilding; propbet. M. | Wite, ‘his daughter Isabede, his young | §CI0CF 150 T AT BN knee, her arm | usually sold for 35c to 40c per Ib. Plans Complimentary Inspection. Aultman; poet, H. A, Wooster; [ gon” and Mr, Higgins himself barely | {1 Ol & FOUCR MpR 8 on 4o g0 to ‘V TR Aot ] : » W) ing - . awa$, She kissed him good-night | money back. eather ;’mne‘,;r‘m“' presentations, J. G. yasasa ::,\;:‘:t:lg‘ ;h}llsm_f‘ump that Mrs. {";}f;re Y eyes: 1 want yon to:swe T The annual meeting of the stock- tron's jewel. 4 n| Rev. Mr, Brunke, pastor of the Mid | “Yg ‘ana Miss Higgins euffered | P50 0 s no law by which T can holders of the River Bend Cemetery |was made by Mrs. Bertha G. Haines of | dletown ~German Lutheran chureh, | proken legs and Mr. Higgins was bad- o e : company was held Tuesday evening in | Providence, grand matron of the | gave a lecture in German before the |1y 3§ et The Young son, Harold, g};fi‘!“é@‘:‘"e;;'tdl;""mi:;{fr No cour! v f for with a girl : the town clerk’s office. FEthan Wilcox | grand chapter of Rhode Island. The i dapartment Moraay eve- | CroagBl without . Japurs, - A colored | Soud Attempt to int bm:" gl Ufllled Tefl lmportel's Co., was chosen chairman of the meeting | officers were installed by tne grand | vin ‘Weihnachten in Deutsch- | Cook jumped from a third story win- A ey Fra assisted by Mrs. Mabel G. The re- | matro dow, landing on the roof of the ve- and Walter E. Wheeler cler AR ft of the sccretary and treasurer for [ Gibson of Providence, grand marshal. | The regular meeting of the Middle- < osstble the in- i # The year ending Dec. 31, 1908, was read | A collation was served after the in- | fown Scientific assoclation Tuesduy ;:;‘3;‘ ,,:,:,,‘;,‘;"‘,‘,’Z,;",’:mved to the| .. (: H":'::'a Hole ‘i"mh, was | up one fight, over Somers Bros. and o |and accepted. Trustees for the ensu- | stallation. evening was addressed by Charles | nearby residence of Isaac N. Dann and |, “AbOUE fen ¥ ago my brother was | %% P50 0 - ing year were elected as follows: —_— Edward Winslow, assoclate professor | modien; aid summoned. held up' in bis work, health ana hap- | _dec2oTu 1 arles P. Cot- Local Laconic: of sanitary blology at Massachusetts The cause of the firs, it Is stated, | Piness by what was believed to be Charles P. Chapmar : . b - i " writes W, R. trell, ¢ 1. Whipple, Walier E.| A bill authorizing the extension of [Institute of Technology. He gave a|was an overheat@ furnace. Mr. Hig. | hopeless 'consumption.” wrl % m m r Whéeler and John T. Edmond. These | e Westerly fire district will be pre- | Vry interesting lecture on water sup- | Fins was awakened from ¢ sound siecy | Lipscomb of Washington, N . “He trustecs will meet later and from their | gented ar the present session of the | PI and water purification, explaining ' by what sounded to him i'ke a stream | {00k ! Sotal dastors: DOL: faand number elect a president and secre- | gane the sources und pature of water sup-|of runniog water. In a moment, he | Ment from several doctors but fou s latter office plies. and vutlining the courses of sev- [ Jays, he smeiled smoke and t-en rea.- | 10 _help till he used Dr. King's New 0 mistake will be made in selecting THIS school tary and treasurer. : 3 for every purpose. has been acceptably filled for many of the public library are | €ral ‘epidemizs spread by water. He|ized that the house was cn fire. He | DiscOvers and was wholly cured by Fi as the one to attend. P years by Walter Wheeler and be | peing covered with yvery thick linoleum [#howsd the best methods of safety. ue- | rushed from his room to that of his [ Dottles, FIE Je & well man o8ave O will be re-elected. John E. Brown |or o prown shade. About three hun- | g as examples those in operation in|mother and endeavored fo rowse her [ uick to Teliere anc B0 surefl PR || THE NEW LONDON" WEATHER THERMOMETERS in-|who has been president of the corpora~ | greg yards will bé required. WhSnEw A0y HkrEluIs S by pounding cn the door, but, owing | ZOUE L O%a colas, bronehitis, la erippe, B 3 11 tion since 1895, died during the year, = rlals for the cast of Oliver Gold- | ¢o her deafness, he thiniks'sne ‘aid not | $04ES 00U DICHCHaL” aftections usiness (oliege onn elude all sizes tin ca RABrubeck, Pn. ¥ewlLondon. Catalogus for the asking. thermometers | Fon e A et Charies P, Clark Will | The Westerly band gave a concert in | smith's “Good-Natured Man” t0.e | tans b - @ B e e - il e 4 le pe. Guaran- I Wednesday evening for | given by the College dramatic elub| Mi Higgins, groping through the | 50¢,2nd $1. “rial boftle froc, Gu uf the earthquake sufferers, | this spring, will be held tomorrow | smoke and flames, rushed to each o < sen as his succe For out door use, to the more fattrac- | 6 o5l &5 1S SUCCEE company | the ben. "Phone, i i is incorporated under the ws Of | The concert was managed-by severai | afternoon. James Francis of Boston,|room arousing all the members of the i 2 tive indoor thermometers in wood or| %, GG T Tot owners are all | j00%) Tialians and o dance followed. | Who has staged the Aramatic produc- | family. He had hosed that Mie mother President Helps Orghans. 4 glass front. Also outside mounted | stockbolders, with voting privileges In sty tlons for the past four years, Will be|was up. He tried to get back to her | Fundreds of orphans =have b S The Edw_ Clllppfi“ c.. selection of the board of trustees. The | rhe: contract for building a_large | bresent and will aid in :he selection | room, but the flames cut him off. It |helned by the president of tho tndus- |, Thermemeters In glaes settings. corporation peys no dividends under|agqition to the Ocean house, Watch nt(g e acto was then that the rast of the family | trial fe {D~Ag‘r\|§‘ r;m o NORWICH, CONN. any_ circumstances and all money I8 pij has been awarded the Maxon P. Casham, —chairman of the| gathered at the window and jumped [ Who writes: oy e B e used in the extension, improving and |oompany, Colonel Dick, an experienced | Washington’s birthday Fanquet com- | for their lives Bitters in_fhis institution _for nine A o Our line also includes BATH, STER- | peautifying the cemetery property. hotel man, will be manager of the |mittee, has secured A. H. Thorndyke.| “The fire was a spectacular one and | Years. It nas proved a most excellen At the meeting of the board of trus- | niuce mext season. 9. professor of phycholezy in Colum- | iy the early morning hours ecast a | medicine for stomach, liver and kids BLIZING, DAIRY, INCUBATOR and| ... to he held resolutions of the death Rt bia university, as toastmaster. Among gl 6 vhetl A1 troubles. We regard it as one of the e \ e e Jate president, John B. ‘Brown, ree H. Utter of West- | his other speakers will he Martin A.| 0 Renere torkoe Crimi Ol fhe City. | best family medicines on earth.” It jn- —— LUMBER —— PEVER THERMOMETERS. will be presented and adopted for re address on What'a | Knapp, %65, chairman of the inter-| Gence was located whe rn vory high | VIEorates the vital organs, purifies the We Have a The best to be had and st the #ight Everyons should own a FEVER|°rd e Men's club of | sifte commerce commission; ex-Gov-| ground. Hundreds of persons were at- | blood. alds digestion, creatas dppetie. prices, too. Remember we always < Peter Fournier is the only Westerly el e | o eomer ot moonies | (raoted ¢ the scene. vt hven rundown vecols | Complele Li D Gnd1et"am 161 7ol abast out siosks . our own eter Fournier is the only 4 ¢ evenin he address was in | L ort, ‘89, professor conomics ; i TSN wea 1-d p C pl L l § BTN Tk Y | man in the list of 508 respondents in |4 'Witty vein, re to local happen- | in Hamilton college, and & 1\ Han-| ..~ has no equal. Best com- me o H.F. & A. J. DAWLEY Remperature—if it is 98 you are well; | the fuit of Harriet B. .\;}rug;‘lm \‘;hdv\\r ings and clicited applause. r\tnk‘. 05, & young lawyer of Syracuse, Hrm. y ;o ege Class Day icers. p;’u\;\((‘.n‘ nly 6 mavide of Col. Amasa Sprague, for her dowe: Y. E artford, Conn., J good Co.’s. Bl k B k igats to property in the town of | pension bills have been passed in the | At a college meeting held today a|class at Trinity R e 1s ik an 00KS, W 1t exoseds this you have fever ana| scranton, The suit is ‘broughwsagainst | oo™ op yepresentatives in favor of [Sét of resolutions was adopted, re- following officers fo | Simple Remedy for La Grippe. : J. A. MORGAN & sflfl. ent owners of the lend, former- | xeine P50 i o W ? questing the athletic council to take Racking la grippe coughs that Memorandum Books, Grogers' and o Ae demand a doctor’s care. perty of Amasa Sprague the Ninth Rhode Islgnd vol- irder fts gencral —management th: develop into pneumonia over night Butchers' Pass Books, Wagon Order C l d L b See the Rough Rider Veterinary Fev- h:ch “”r‘ “fi‘»‘ e _r“dvZ 0 ("P‘\f: ! ntry, and Henry Stifiman ot = N:xt’lt)allimc Ni\‘;‘“”“;l‘# lLJ: - to utw :rh‘“;\ ',1,, l_v‘g” ‘1 0 ‘.,W"I‘ “;\ Books’ and Counter Books, Looee Leaf | oa an umper & Thermometars. ' Sécong arsd esiily| the BIE A and W Sprague ailure, on | meijray; Tourth Rhode Island volun- | 02l ion under the. college. body. a'snd strengthencd and o danger: | Ledgers, and Loose Leaf Price Books.| We cary a well seiected line of al # he ground tha B Sprague | P J owan, '09, will repres. ons condition is quickly. s 1. Take sizes famil al. Lumber for bulld- read. :ll:‘l x’;\:t ‘T;}svy’ifern.sa : r‘ I'Ppghl ‘m ‘the | arembers of Weste: lodge of Elks duate body ”..Ifr rr‘;r‘:c;zl (25 only y-fml\ o Honéy and Tar i the Commercial Stationety, Typewriter | Ing purposes. estate, foc which she now enters a de- | noviook of a roast pig supper in their | alumni dinner in Boston on January low package. Lee & Osgood Paper and Ribbons for all machines. 5 Central Whart. Tel. 884, mand. hall ‘Wednes, evening. A delega- Acting President Rice, who will — — sept19d . Let us supply your wants. The present value of the property 18 | 4i5n goes to New London this (Thur: irned from Evanston, IIL, by = Stenographers’ Nots Books, Ledger will be the purely estimate, but will, it is be-|gay) evening and participate in the presentative d, aggregate several hundred thou- | gegication of the he v London 2 college. sand dollars. ‘The dower rights for| ;.. " Rhode also be Irving Van Tassell, *10, has re-en- 2 which Mrs. Sprague suss has been es- | LI 0% 0 SN vport and Providence | tered college, after havine dropped out 133 Maln S"‘eet timated at $500,000. y for tho past three months. Van Tas- Mrs, Sprague now lives fn Warwl s R T R and her husband died Aug. 4, 1902.| po. the Congre- | ball team last year, so will be a valu- v were married Nov. 12, 1873, and q the funeral | #ble addition to the <quad next sprins. following December Mr. Sprague | Sorvices of . his home | The schedule of mid-year exam delivered a mortgage deed, or trust, [ SeTNACE O L ed f afternoon, | tions will be approved hy the faculty JOSEPH BRADFORD, | comyeviie e 1aii now i ‘uesion | 3, 1 ndance of | at the meeting next Tuesday and will to Zacha friends and m; ag 1 frinutes. The | in_accordance with the mew rule, be Book Bind neither signing the deeds nor waiving | friends and man 00 mdacer. her right of dower. She asks that she | g, panan, William F. Burnie. Thomas | 02 the » and Journal Paper, Letter Flies, Waste Paper Baskets and Inks. Everything for the office we can sup- ply at short notice. A complete line of Fine Stationery | [T€¢ Burning Kinds and Lebigh iff boes and by the ream or pound. ALWAYS IN STOCK. We have a very superior Pound Pa- A. D' LAT“ROP' per, made by George B. Hurd & Co., which is the best value ever offered. | Offie—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta. H. gational chu: Jani2daw -r, Robert | printed and distributed about the 20th be given immediate pe on of her | BuhAn O eMontes and Alexan. | Professor Bradley _spoke at the Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order, | dower rights or that fixed rentas mey | BOT(G, J70° SUNGMEE 7 ML | xorth Congregaticnal charch last Sun- T R L e Telephone 168-12. 108 BROADWAY. be substituted for such rights. Bend cemetery, day evening on “The Relations Be- B h Offi Lowl Sh, Bl ret E. Henry of Marys = Henticap 1 the Sonas ChoTe e B gl g Telephone 252. oct10d Miss Margaret E. Henry o po s andicap to the Young Church” e 29, ville eollege. Maryland, delivered an | TILLMAN INQUITY gave the same paper before the Had. GEO. A. DAVIS e . A, o om, Memo- MAV FALL THROUGH. | dam Bible society on Januvary 2. with just the proper ‘‘twang’’ and hington, address in the assembly afternoon. An effort is teing made to introduca ntertaining and was given under the for Oregon Lands May Take Place— | deeply intrested in it und e al- av of Phebe Greene Ward chap- ready formed a team, An application torns, Slides, Films, Steam-and Me- | received cord ington, Jan. 13- Senators | cees as s regular Weslevan organie: . ; SPECIAL S B deman ade by Senator s ation, As soon as the consent of the ol k? o ' chanical Engines, Sleds, Drums,| oo oo oo L | demand made by Senator Tilman for B relish”” to make it the choice of WINTER C. H. HASKELL New Year Giffs |::. .uno i s e . : : ‘ and Her subject was Southern Mountain- hockey as a winter sport at Wesleyan h & J 4 - J n of His Negotiations | A number of the undergraduates are f/laf S O/d /as one 25-29 Broadway New Year Post Cards, Calendars, | fUSP10e o F0ene e N Revo. | Demand for It Is Small. Teady soriiat et AR Al Setion Rifle: Wagons, Carriage® Dolls, | 4,0 watter of the proposed new an investigation by the senate, of the | council is obtained, final arranggments PRICES A 489 eers. The address was instructive and | No Investiga janildaw w Afbums, Games, Jokes, Magic' Lan-|iution. Miss Henry's scholarly effort 13.— Senators | to allow it to compete with other col oon ck made by Se Tillman for | Will be made with Amherst, Springfleld Heads, Wigs and Clothing for Dolls, | office building the site must be ceded %% the | Training school, and Trin‘ty for dates i " Btuffed Animals, Perfumes, “Toilet|by the state to the national govern- e o emt | in th- latter part of January and connoisseurs wherever sold. FOR 37 Franklin 8 e 58 Th = Articles, Baskets, Etc, ment, and this cannot be done without nator's at- | February. ranklin St. Thames St. % legislative action. If this is mot dome | o0 "R Iande. in- _— i WORK jani2da ¢ the present session of the ";""’I'i‘fl‘;'] cline to th is n> | Waterbury.—Were Is Harry O'Dell, e e ' . ki 55 o 4 ssembly, nothing can be accomplish- Fheonid [N year old student of Andover, R N AN BAR MRS, EOWIN FAY, Franklin Squara |5 o anotnersiir “ne‘swekeenl | o e e | The James Henley Brewnis Compary Wall Paper and DROP IN AND HEAR THE _ Az Board of Trad> will probably urge the | ¢ i with his colleagues in | looking for her wayward boy Tuesday 4 Providence R. wexs of ALEand i g Interior Decorating (3 Tl qeann o e casc. The opinion is|and called at the police station for T ¥ 3 T the. aec ol b it cven if the chargs | aid. sident were true the act of Mr. Tiilman was not a violation the F Trade Conditions s a which is prac- he site Gf the present, post- The Fanning Studio, ? of law. office building. . > e and : the acemot-| No member of the committee on i . and the pouring” in of A i e o e eocelt= | rrivileges and electisns is incingd to 31 Willow St. quantities of merchandise p g e et FRsen s t a resolution calling for' one. dec2sd chased for the Spring of 19( L on A tion. oF if one is introduced it is lkelv i Induce us to offer for a few | ¢100000 d building 18 Senator man_himself will be | days only i bie $a wndsretood INeTie uthor, His friends, however, are | Have your dvise nined to » agamnst in A Cut from 10 to 25% ext or an in- on all our surplus stock of < resly. rom. Atiothcy . Asaamel Honas Don't ask lmpOSSlbllltleS. i o wallzes Fifth companv, Coast Ar llery corps. Tuesday | 1 W |t I i S hether The arios . o : ‘ Made New = “;‘.‘h?:,;! GlVG the COOk ’ BY HAVING THEM DYED, | to h neral had hro Southera Oregon compa ayed by the composer Furniture, Stoves, 4 ¥ evening, . ol Sraicte iy roads 5 STEAL 3 VED. ROY C, PHILLIPS ‘ Carpets, Sewing Machines | 2. AR et B | rom Rosehi Lo Coon buy- s go- every opportunity Eaod fot mtgarvinet, e and Pianos, I St P to make good bread Laxes ove worcs. | YERRINGTON'S k J | LANG'S DYE WORKS, ' Shea & Burke, ckeray. S 37-41, Main St. nd Mus. William 58 Jansd Deborah chapter, No. 9, Order of \ Eastern Star. ted these officers in annual mee Mary L. Bur- matron William Mitchell (mfi;\ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR iS \¢ o AN 157 Franklin St, Norwich. i 49 Main Street. { & B | Telephone. apridd - : NEWSJ the best opportumty z | “Dignity Is What We Use To committee has in | G iv her SR || Conceal Our ignorance” .J“xmy":.mv of pen- is Elbert Hubbard's definition of the ar word dignicy. Came: Attractive Line of Winter Millinery —at— MISS BUCKLEY’S, 308 Main St. dec11d Wallingford. s the r Understood Better EachDay The most successful business-man is ¢he one who knows every deiail cf his business and does not depend upon-a | ull for his success. day this 1s etter understocd. In e detailed knowledge than in the Building want an estimate on any woy line, Tll be pleased to glve you the benefit of my many vears experience. iably Elbert 1Is correct, and every thinking person will agres h him. "Think of the people with dignity If YOU DON'T NEED and count those having it naturally. aturally combined wity | What we advertise, perhaps you de reat wuccess in lite | need what we don't. We have beea assumed dignity are—well, | advertising Hanlay understood and discountsd | best ale made, gua ic, pure, but we Mary her her 951 son, h WASHBURN-CROSBY'S o i utt ‘oroner | Davis shows th: there were 17 sud- .. & .‘\lw n deaths in Middlesex county for Babeock, | the quarter ending on Dec. 31st s < warder sentinel; Miss Clara | Norwalk—Old Well Hook & Ladder o dignity, natural or es- | just as pure, C. Wi, WILLIAMS, comipae o 1 ob b sumed, and If its use was attempted D. J. McCORMICK, General Contracting and Building, th matran, | be 35 years of age on 3 by us the public would discount it | augsid 30 Frankiin Street. Let the ic estimate us correctl nd » past ma- |there wili be an anni (REACHING THE SPOT give us credit for a thorough know | edge of the photograph business; for dolng work at reasonznle prices. UY A BOTTLE OF Years of experlence in this business . exclusiyely entitles us to it. fioldefl Weddlll Whiske LAIGHTON BROS., . y e o ke Main Street | THQS, H. WILSON, 78 Franklin Opposite Norwich Savings Soclety. agerd * dec29d 218 Main Strest, “Phone 370. aug19d local j 45 of h 1907, nd last raiser hens produced hens produced r 48 hens laid LY i Fairfield.—Here, in the ticut ] h B airfield. . in the Connecticu ‘z home of Avdubon- society, a boy . e utler \ 2 MondJay in the vicinity of ¢ % 0O IT NOwW fe the best thing any property owner can do. Don't wait until cold, bad ‘weather comes before making neces- sary fall repai ou have naw work begin today tting our fig- & Citizens Say. ures. To ¢ a aching back place wi a U DOP! avgsld Conteal Whareh | (s e oot 3 T d- T W R Seetia_____ Contra) Whart. g fired-out e ot that differs ' FOR THE BEST You must reach the spot—get at the | Bridgeport Hospital have amputated It Makes Wrinkl cause, a he shoulde: he 8 o 4 ALES and LAGER B tost cunay ite | dieri B 260111, who was injgred in i > W . cxfi health des. cid " ¢ ¢ ay accident on Fairfield avenue las o O e o e Go To Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid- | AWaY aceident on Fairdeld avenue last I l ER from others health ho_ good, and merely causes o 9, A 3 3 3 wrinkles, that make you look older e Iank’ 8 Franklins!. Voryek. living at 465| Branford—The _surveyors were un Have ou mel hel‘? [ T St iok. den't ‘werky ML 3 > yrwich, Conn., says: | Stony Creek Tuesday surveying the you ere sick, worry, O'CON L & SHEA s P 2 . proposed route from that place for the . bout it to make ycurself well. To do Telephone 554-4. sept15d 2 frofte castward P e el Sy Owesg its original goodness to the by bemg y this we repeat the words of thousands 'or a aiiford and otker commu ities he 3 3 Sh £ € h fo er rers from woman. A Grand Chan e a5 subject 1o | Shore Line m»nr;.m L ek good, rich pasteurized cream from e T ave '?: ?1l e stmilar t;“y:un. when we n"y. "his plaint s PR A % ver sa sells fo: | , . C was confined fo the region of his kid- | East Hampton, — 3irs which it is made, in a dairy that h T ety Take Vlburn 0 to buy a Harness, Carriage or W n at | neys and at times the pains were. so | Tiley entertained the b % X o PR - L e eeniteos S brisrted I e ol "3y g | . Ter o St is under scientific supervision. better than Sy e R : 5 stock G 1 over to make room for k made it almost impossible for oon to Owes its permanent goodness to Sasexmaii the It ts a wonderful femal 1 »ods and new styles to be ship- $toop or s hten after st here her v <ry 1% p Soin you will admit if you ry P b. 1st, and will be received ir Kidney secretions were = a: s So e ™ Y aphess s pastuett e the air-tight, germ-proof package others Wauregan House ||, pimeams oo, ooe o0t posgs n ‘ome and loak them over If there fs s iy D s ignated by his teacher which keeps it free from contam- 5 | 8125 at arugeists. nything in the line y d iggd ‘»".‘11:5 < 2g monitor,Cyril Meyers, £ 2 | FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL €O, b e TR X : & Son's drug |16 years old and one of the brightest ination from the churn to you. THE PARKER-DAVENPOART €., 106 Wost 129th Street, New York, rice. S s wratifying | Pupils in the grammar school here Proprietors. marsld Z B = Funtiy et i e climbed to the roof of the building. L. L. CHAPM ¢k was banished andg the secre- | S1ipped and fell to the ground, receiv- - APMAN, ack wns tanished. and the gscre- | SPEd S0 tal to the gxdund, recelv- Packed at the cresmery and always zold ut the price of ordin- g - ROSe Bowlin A“e Broadway, opp. City Hall, Norwich, Ct. al condition. At times since he |feW minutes. ary butter that is usually packed by the rin the city. | = The Norwioh Second-hand ys’ Jjan13da has noticed a slight recurres M the “hi our grecer can’s supply if | {Wubie, but ‘an appeut fo Doan's has | , Stamford—Chlet Brenan has re. Y oas i Furniture Store. LUCAS HALL, DR. W. A. CHAPPELL, aluiass siven im promot refer” {SEINGG & IGHoT tiom, Chief of, Folice DILLON and DOUGLASS, All Kinds of old feshioned furnipure ahitiatat i or sale by all gealers. Prico 50c.|ing that IT. B. Sapp, wanted here for e S ¢ — selected and collected dally. Prices 49’ Shetucket! Birest. VETERINARY SURGEON, oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Néw York, | passing a_worthless' check on Smith lew Haven and Hartford, Conn.; are always reasorable and satisfac. | 0ct13d J. J. C. STONE, Prop. 1‘)mc.. ‘Ji'nk‘::‘oa.g" s Stable. Res. sni: -x:flu:~ for the United States. Brothers, had been arrested in Springfield, Mass.; Providence, R. I. - tory. THERE 15 no_sdvertising ence, ememiber the name — Doan’s —and{ York cifv January 7, and is no DREICEE B onnec 5 - Taleplone 137-2 sanzsa | take no bther. Sing Sing prison. WD E~'LE‘I‘!RV. 26 ‘Water Streat. fi{f;‘;fi,‘;’fl'fl;fi«““fi&a o The Bul