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HZVRY ALLEN & SON, } 83 Mann Strest. Laty Ass siaat when ragassist DEVELOPHEN T Uhe Bulletin. Norwich, Tuesday, Jan, 19, 1909. For New England: Fair Tuesday; Wednesday increasing cloudiness dnd warmer with probably snow or rain, light variable winds shifting to south- east. Predictlons from the New York Her- ald: Tuesday fair and milder weather --Old and Interesting E MOST DELICIOUS | ot College Ices, Milk Shakes, | (by electric power) i 0, SEVI BSOS will prevall, with fresh northwesterly winds, becoming variable, and Wed- nesday partly cloudy weather, with slowly rising temperatures, probably followed by snow in the northern dis- tricts. Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes | in temperature and the parometric changes Monday: At the annual meeting of the Nor- wich Board of Trade on Mcnday even- ing Prof. F. P. Gulliver gave a stereop- ticon talk upon the development of Norwich and greater Norwich which held the large gathering for three- | quarters of an hour after a two-hours’ sesslon, 80 great was the interest in the subject e had so admirably work- ed up and presented in such a com- prehensive manner. Professor Gulli- | not only given & vote of thanks but .3 . 2 was made an honorary member of the board for the year 1909. He gave as the reasons for the slow growth of Growth and Suggestions to Promote Growth. OF NORWICH 'Views--Reasons for Slow many other larger citles. The water Pease brook and Gardner Lake. The three forms of government offer some drawback but as yet Norwich is but a | group of villages and there are needed boulevards connecting these villages. Norwlich has always consisted of villages which was the reason for the many petitions for sections to be set off. Trolley facilities are greatly needed. A ington street, going through to Yantic, Lebanon, Colcaester and Hartford. He showed maps of Norwich in 1811 and 1833, showing the five turnpikes, Norw (a) Goographic Position— Complex but Excellent. _(b) Conserva- | tive Idea of Many Who Wished to| Keep Norwich a Residential Town. (¢) Small Water Supply. (d) Poor ailroad Facilities—No Through Cars | to New York and Boston. (e) Resi-| dents Invest Money Out of Norwich | Instead of In Local Industries. ()| h. Six hours after high water it Is low tide, which s followed by flood tide. | GREENEVILLE. | early view of the Falls was also shown. three from the Norwich Town section, to Canterbury, Lebanon, and_Hartford, and two from the city to New London and Providence. An He referred to fact that the West Side in 1527 wanted to be set off because the Yantic was a turbulent stream and could not be crossed often supply can be Increased, as there is| Colchester | Relieved by this Simple Mixture Which many cases of kiduey complaint are reported about here; also biadder trouble and rheumatism. An authority once stated that pain in the back, loins or region of the kidneys is the danger signal nature hangs out to notify the sufferer that there is something wrong with the kidneys, which should recelve imme- diate attention. Only vegetable treat- ment should be adminstered and ab- solutely no strongly alcoholic medi- cines, which ere harmful to the kid- neys and bladder. The following prescription, while simple, harmless and inexpensive, is known and recognized as a soverelgn remedy for kidney complaint. The in- gredients can be obtained at any good prescription pharmacy and any- leved, the urine will be neutralized and cleared and no longer a cause of frritation, thereby overcoming such symptoms as weak bdladder, painful, t}'equenl and other urinary difficul- ties. This is worth trying and may prove Just w! many people here need. TAFTVILLE. Thomas McGrory, Danlel | Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Shea & Burke had charge of the ar- rangements. 1 Street at Early Hour This Morning ~—Explosion the Cause. About ome o'clock this morning in answer to a telephone call, Engine Co. No. 1 went to No. 84 Oak street for a fire in the home ol David D. Disco. A bedroom occupied by Mr. Disco's daughter was in flames and it was . The room was gutted and some damage was done in the rooms below because of water but the fire had a big start. An attempt was made to ring in an alarm but in breaking the glass the key was bent and in the haste it bound and did not turn although one of the fire- men later opened the box all right. It is supposed the fire started from Mrs. Cynthia E. B, Seldom has the community express- ed such sadness as was caused by the death of Mrs. Cynthia Bliss, which oc- curred at her home Sunday eveding at Stonington Point. She was the widow of William H, Bliss. She is rvived by one brother, Nathan Brew. ster of Norwich, one daughter, Mrs. E. E. Lathrop of Willimantic, and three sons, Frederick Bliss of Norwich, Willard L. 7liss of Mt, Vernon, N. Y., Furnishin g £ _Anyone Can Pre; ROOM IN DISCO HOUSE A 7 THE WEATHER. Stereopticon Lecture by Prof. F. P. Gulliver Describes it (e GUTTED BY FIRE. ib. ‘ndertakers, Forecast For Today. from 1659 to the Present Time with Its Many Changes| Take care of backache. A great| Fire Department Called to No. 84 Oak 1 ality, strength and flavor 3‘:,%“.""»““ §0c to Toe for. EEST COFFEE 20¢ Ib. Heavy in body and rich in flavor. There 1s no better at any price. United Tea Importars Co., Franklin Square, up one fight, over Somers Bros. Jan19TThS Made with a layer of especially cured I’urlem{s?flit This will be the last week of the January Clearance Sale—it will posie tively close Saturday, January 23rd, We advise supplying all needs this week while the savings are so nume erous and substantial, | I .1 | Ther. Bar. v trolley line could be run up Broadway . H17am ! | ver has for a long time been interested | or Bath street, circling through Dur-|one can mix them: Compound Kar- | the explosion of a_kerosene oil lamp I | {12 m . aeven | in the development of Norwich ~and | kee lane into Franklin street, around | gon, one ounce Fluid Extract Dande- | or stove in Miss Disco's room, She il {6p m’. 14 30,26 has given it much thought. He gath- | which curve every car shoull pass and | lion, one-half ounce Compound Syrup | awakened the house by her cries, the | 66 i) 29 oufin l."annels { B PR gred many old plctures’ and maps of | have a central station in [Franklin Sarsaparills, thres ounces. Shake well | oom elag lbnl:e. The bedding and e 0 oc or fl 3 | 1o city dating back two hundred |street at the corner of Durkee lane|in a bottle an e aspoonfu ead were burned, as were the 8 evcr served in Cunphrisons years, with many of the present time,|and Franklin street, where there are | doses after each meal and at bed- |articles in the room, but Miss Disco Here are values in Outing Flannels Rz | _ Predictions for Monday: Fair; | showing the great contrast, while he|olq buildings which could be done away | time, was not injured, although Mr. Disco which may not be known again in Norwich. northwest winds becoming varfable. |also showed by maps how improve-|with. The frelght business should be| This preparation is sald to restore | burned his face some trying to put yoars. i Monday's weather: As predicted. 1ts could be made and great benett | done at the freight depot by a line|the natural function of the kidneys, | out the blaze. The fire was out in a A BIG PURCHASE | —ALSO— | R 21 gaired. The stereopticon was operated | through Shetucket street and possibly | so they will sift and strain the poison- | half-hour, by_Allen Latham. the electrification of a part of tho|ous waste matter, urlc acid, etc., from 1,942 PIECES Egg Drinks fi So pleasing was the address that|gteam mad to the freight house. There | the blood, purifying it and relleving OBITUARY. 88 g | | Professor Gulliver at the close W@ |ghould be g trunk electric linenp Wash- | rheumatisi. Backache will be re- amounting to NEARLY 100,000 YARDS, bought from the leading New York Jobbers, prior to inventory, THIS BIG PURCHASE LESS THAN COST TO MANUFACTURE, ‘ ish | @nd Jay Bliss of Stonlngton. The late e e e High- Rate of Taxes—Low Valuation | times and as dangerous at all times | Annual Report of Sacred Heart Parish live wool, covered with calf skin, s Jasss | Semi-annual Meeting of Father Ma-|a:" Present; Full Valuation Would|ana because there were six fire en-| —Men's League Will Be Addressed | pir F. B. LeJeune was also & daugh- | o 2% cishion for the foot. Made them T. A. Society—Lawrenca No-|Show That Taxes Are Really Low. gines In the city and none on the by Rev, C. H. Ricketts—Notes. Mrs, Bliss was most devoted to her of selected vici kid on a sensible last. THREE SPECIAL LOTS. N lan Laid Up With Bad Ankle—Other | (2) Three Governments—Town, City | \west Side. It was to be known as vi Just the shoe for those who suffer f [I : i q Jitotin: and_ School Districts. (h) Group of | the town of Mount Pleasant. A the dauies 1 et GNorbl Hantt | mo i “or, " Having | from tender feet or have to walk (50 B, Tares ok B Uil 5\ S IR T Fill in Yantic Cove. churchi Sunday morning Rev. Arthur | boen lll but a short time, she leaves | MUCh. P YOuHIE e Ji L . AR AR CloRing D Yantic cove, he said, should be filled | O'Keefe read the annual report of thie | many memories of her happy disposi- PRICE $5.00 8c | white, blue and white—act= Total Abstinence society (PTPTP® EXORINL o littes. (a) | In and with that done there could be|parish. The report showed & most en- | tion and her cheerful ways. She was —_—— | ual 8¢ quality at bc & yard. N ursday night in their |y o 0 Cin™occanger transfer station. | & street laid out from Rockwell street couraging inciease In the financial | a member of Park Congregational I HOT LUNCH Officers for tho next haif-year | 0P With passenger transfer station | 2 °5iCla oy through the Mowry ruins | condition of the church as the result | church, Norwich, Yi4o | 36900 yards ot Outing Sl i be elected and the re | i racks O ek (s “up | across Washington street and the|Of the untiring efforts of the pastor| = Mrs. Bliss had resided in Stonington | Y40 | 26,000 yards of Outing 5 d t year will be read by the various | yorid SUTHE IO A e, Colches: | Roath place, for something of value, | during the past year and. the interest|for about the past two years. She| from | nels, light and medium colors, 35 Cents— 12 till 2 o’clock The past year has e | ter and Hartford: branch line to Leb. | be claimed,” had to be destroyed in |shown by the people of the parish. was ‘bown in Led ard, the daughter of | > X » 10c | a big variety of handsome de B of the soci e e Extenaion | making improvements, and by a grad- | The annual meeting of the Taftville|Nathan Brewster and Eliza White B y me de- P e the year the soclety has | o ooy et Ame o o Esex turn- | ual slope down the hill. On the other Congregational church will be held In | Brewster, the Brewster family being | _Jjanifdaw ’ signs—regular 10c quality at commodlous quarters whicl e pike, .- o = | side, by following the valley, Asylum |the church Thursday evening, when the | among the early settlers of Ledyard. T%e a yard, fitted up in an up to date man- | P0% o o pooac me Nex TLondon, | Btreet near Alice could be reached by | Feports of the church officers will be| In this city, on April 3, 1339, she ¥ 2 and it now has a splendid home. Alatown, arttord, | Willimantie, | & gradual rise and in that lays the|read and officers elected for the en-|was married to Willlam H. Bliss by 81/c | Best quality Outing Flannel society has gained greatl: itnam, Worcester, Providence and it future of Norwich in the time |Suing year. This evening the Men's| Rev. Hiram P. Arms, She passed ail fre in ligh g ip during the ye s » When it has 150,000 fo 200,000 inhabi- | league will hold their regular manthly | of her married life in Norwieh, Mr. tomn ) - Nehty Ssadtins snd . — oulevards or Parkwaye Con- | tants. Another road could be laid out | meeting and will be addressed by Rev.| Bliss was a son of the late Austin 12%c | colors—fully 200 styles te Lawrence Nolan Sprained An e Sites-(a) Darkways | from Munroe street and cross the filled | C. H. Ricketts on “Optimists. {mea | Blise and was a native of Bozrah He | choose from—regular 13%a wrence Nolan of 93 Fifth st can park to Washington | B cove down into Falls avenue, and The following is the list of unclaimed | dled in this city April 21, 1902 aged o as | he showed how the unoccupied land |letters in the Taftville postofiice Jan.|gg years, For years he tvas a con- | quality at 8%c. umber employed to Harland's corner, to Taft- 18, 1909: Alex. Benway, Mrs. Anastase ¢ stepping out of a team Friday, | we ro o riand’ O raft-| should be made available for such | 1S tractor ir. the Hopkins & Allen pistol and sprained &is ri ()" Tockwell " neense, ' conecting | Plants as the John T. Young Boiler o s s Granior, - | Dlant and later was a deaier in. wool. 1. ankle | no s endviile - Sk entroin | of which he showed an advance |ipe Gua 3 A o swollen and he wil | SR bk, Cenbml which drew forth Through the generosity of Albert | e Continued This Week— LA CARTE— district, West Side, East Great Plai work before much ap- e Poyerd, a_popular member of the Po- BORN. @-50 A . " e nd Tha e, (¢) Washingt: e " " s v] 1 - {1 Chicken Sandw ACIIGIE 100k Dlese O il B 2 brsoiais The territorial limits of the city | Remah Wheel club, who recently be- | g yoNTE—In Norwich, Jan. 15, o 5o S ‘ l l i m Sandwiches ¢ and_was due to the o % 2t Harlands corner. | have changed many times, Once in|came a benedict, about forty members| “to Mr. and Mrs. Louls DeMonte of ale of iusiin Gacos: Cotfes, Tods MWK - condition of the ground. Auinp: by, Striche: sandt id eravel was cut down and in 1827 the | Of this club enjoyed a baked bean sup- | No. 51 Fairmount street e, ) e oar ® 4 to have the West Side and|DPer in their hall on Norwich avenue| pENDLETON—In Westerly, Jan. 15 Underwear () N Filling we: oha el New Recory Near Completion. mbanking the Thames _ The new rectory of the Swedish Lu- | Estuary—(a) Railroad wharf ran church on H to south. (b) Central wharf to River extend rad- Greeneville Mor lopment of Fast Great Plain | Central yrivich Town separated resulted in Norwich Town be- cut off and made countrified, he showed views of the old from the ville, come in and Norwich was a divided | Saturday cvening. A vote of thanks to Mr, Poyerd was made. On Saturday evening in St. Louis hall the Artisans' society will hold a lard Ravenell chairman, was appointed 1909. to Mr. and Mrs. Waller dleton, a daughter. MARRIED. B. Pen- veatuck), >N mean feed much, but give them the Our Annual Sale of Muslin Underwear continue up to and including Sat 2s been under con (d) Deepen channel of eeting of great Interest to the mem- rdt - ourt ho; 4 o STILES —HALLETT—In Boston Jan, urday, January 23rd. Take advantage is_now ames estuary. gourt _Bouse, 0ld wiere, voiing place] s as It Sl be the annual slection| 14 I8 S 3 . i weel naiAy 3 s Shetuck- | 20d Stocking mill. In’ 1858 Norwich bers, as it will be the ai {, 1909, Rufus ~Frederic Stiles of of the opportunities offered this k a1 RS emEnSS lon the Shebuck | W feduced to s smallest area. being | o€ fcers. The Businese meeting will| Wastoniy snd Bies ildred Lane Fii-| GIVE THE POULTRY A SHOW |ind lay in & sessom's supply. talled by C. O. e (.,,m‘,,,d_ © C to Greeneville, fl“: ““ ):f;‘lrr‘o‘fif“l\\ad ot anlucir‘ee}r‘l:‘; banquet will be enjiyed. The mem- |——————————— |1 you want to have chickens, turkeys s ey aftville, Baltic and ultimately to Basiii. i ¢ b 7 vill bri heir wives and frienas DIED. v le, 3 | Ha banher period o growth. 74| bers will bring their wives and pigeons make a good showing at Largs Number Enjoy the Snow. naritic and Jewett Clty, Putnam [ % SRICE, et e In 1874| 054 probably over a hundred will be | EDGECOMB—In New London, Jan, {the annaul prize exhibition. Feed no e fic ne ’. The first real of the season|and Worcester. = (d) Bridge Golden | (i there was a section between,|Present. A meeting was held Sunday | 199, Henry R. Edgecomb, aged 780 W0 S5 (oM Ut me:s {\) | made gooa g throug streets to East Side. innas - Ecas Which did not | and & committee of twelve, with Ade- | years. - Record-breaking values in Musline, sliding on a number of Vermont freight line, i to make arrangements. 1908, Mrs. Margaret | pest of everything they should have | Sheetings, Pillo oots. ets._a large number long, ‘from south side of | Sy DUt that, Was added in 175, as | £, T8 SOMGTCCT Mumber of school ced 45 years. T e S ings, Pillow Cases and 8hs hill at Tenth street. On E Cove to Norwich Town sta- Eait Side Wis. Heturmed children on Merchants' avenve Monday | SMITH—In Willimantic, Jan. 18, Bena- ; “| OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT |nue, from Seventh to Fou (b) Three-mile spur up Trad- Sr R Sfternaon to enjoy the coasting and in| Jah E. Smith, aged 72 years, member | Buy your poultry food from wircets, fhere was fine coasting Cove. brock Lo ha e | i 1801 tho East Bids was aaded, ve- | SfieTach & e g ol 2f Company &, Twenty-i-st regiment, bErcia IR = by far diring’ the evening a number ns for numerous industries (d) | X Part of a8 once Yiven e one viktns L - ES SLOS R A out with big double rippers, mes for po on of 150,000 g ,fl‘r',':rt“‘f.{;, f;,::,‘f'mh;’,‘r‘:(‘,zf; Miss Katherine Murphy of Willimar e AT Rt | CHHRL A JiRE L b Roe e ey as ou i his sled, e y ving V' 1, T spand! v ve o8 es! ” g | w t with his bg sled, an by showing a map of Nor- | 413 10t give. the shesr put teteieon | tie is spanding a few days os the euest dow Of Cornall Cove Street (West Side), Norwich, St et e B ey 5 g0 Willlam Pitcher with years ago and when it was et i AHE G | ot her aunt, Mrs. Katherine Sullivan, | puneral from her late home, No. 105 STEINER’S friends. William Kramer wa s square, and indicated Upon | they wetained alr o vane 50 | of Merchants avenue. L Dar als Lume, No. 18| Jniie and Includes a fast stepper on his sleigh the several settlements Were.| pecessary to return that district In 1907 | Fobert Johnson has returned to his| at 8.20. Requiem mass at St. Pat- every variety of the better qualities , afternoon, ich in 1780 and 1500 was shown, | {ricre was an addition of (he uéw oark | home In Occum after spending a few | . rick’s church at 9 o'clock. | oL i ERONCHIAL i L s S with views of ths harbor and | yjape e shown llustrating ihess|ays w rthur Newten of School Stonington, Jan. 17, 1909, = very fimest fn LOZENGES South Windham a as guests of Fran tral avenue, nt of John Mason at Nor- , the founder. Hinges and | first church erccted wer wn and the map of the first city in | condition: The filling In be done, as it wa of Yantic cove can glven to the city by street. Mr. Newton recently movea from Lishon. John Clifford and John Defarlals en- Canterbury Cynthia E. Brewster, wife of the laté | Willlam H. Bliss. | Funeral services from her late resi- dence, Stoniagton Wednesday morn- | BLISS—In | SIGVET RINGS BLANKETS and FLANNELS, SHEETINGS and MUSLINS, | — g pa A ¥ sleigh _ride_to . AsES HEETS, will stop your cough. NORWICH TOWN 1754 when it contained its greatest| ' fc0 OF the e s sture and all At Oy e raing M., RGNS, Who| Torim ae st IAds C nterminl ot Monograms engraved free, JELEW, & - 7l stop y gh, A amount of territory. n 1788 surrounding | througn the Shetucket can be seoared | has been emploved in New London, 1s | day, afternoon on the arrival of the Ml o 0 our 1ing before purchasing QUILTS and COMFORTABLES, i % / Coasti d Sleighi joyed. e Sl e il he Greeneville mills were show! | Mrs. Joseph Freges 4 ° LOR—Ir . Jan. Ann: oasting and Sleighing Enjoyed 1t of Preston dnd the norther | excalient Hikeness.of Secretary Tibbity | SPCCt hs Teturned sfter snendive sev- | Welch, wife of the ate John Weich, AT PRICES STEINER’S ¢s Geer 18 co¥ined to his home | e 3 gk Gyl as Shown as fhe man who could R ey . @ The Plaut-Caddzn Co. 50 EXTREMELY POPULAR E Town street by illness. itions | about the results. - - Titias 2 & ; | : | Y”’c_er-(e:“nan;”t:un Be Overcome. The delight of the hoard was ex. | Chette of Central Villace Snd Mry. Jo- 2 Jewelers and Silversmiths, That BRONCHIAL i was the chief amusement | v graphical conditions are | pressed by Vice President Tracy, who | *°PB BOU v i 3 ! Bstablished 187 OUR BASEMENT DEPARTMENTS ! on Mon A large number of sleighs plex, they are not too difficult and | moved the vote of thanks and the | e o Norwich is not as badly sltuated as 44 Fine watch repairing. LOZENGES ter. were out for the first time this honorary membership. Monday evening the missionary | CAPTAIN HAGBERG GETS FUNERALS. Miss Margaret Burke. 15 Kain Streel, are remowned thromghout Connecticut. 5 THIS IS A BOLD A§SERTION. ano th $ On BIDS WERE OPENED At 8.30 oclock Monéay morning the are the best thing in the world commitice met at the home of the | QUARTERS FOR COMPANY. FOR BUILDING CHANGES. | funeral of Miss Margaret Burke oo COME AND SEE IF IT IS TRUR o chairman, . Louise Hyde, of + | held from the home of her nfece, Mrs. for Sore Throat and Hoarse- | Washington street. [ Will Have Private Residonce With|Contract for Alterations at Allen- | Fames Medrory. No. 203 Main btreet DURIEG, T G R ness. Janl4a Heated Rooms and Beds—in Good Location. | The lookout committee of the Chris- | eavor society met ‘ecently | . George . Bwing at the ps ay Captain John Hagberg of Beeman’s Plant Will Soon be Started —Contract for Cork Board. and at St. Patriek’s church a requiem was celebrated by Rev. Hugh Frank L. Fltzpatrick he- mass nor, Rev. deacon and Rev. W. A, Gildea sub- Funeral Directors Sleds! Sleds! All sizes of girls’ and boys' Si BLEACHED SHEETINGS. | = g ,, ,On Monday the bids were openad for | deacon. Solos were sung by Roderick q on Ll"l","‘,’f', com 7 rr:fld‘ from | the alterations on the p. mp of ur.';wr. Sulltvan and Miss Greeley. The Flexible Flyers at lowest prices. 36-ineh, #0. Miss Mollle Murphy h T T 4 of what he | Allen-Beeman company in Commdrce | handsoma floral forms testified to the r i S 36-Inch « Moo et ol s ot o e e £ thesmatinnnl [ atitet, the power house to be|estcem in which the deceased was . ; 36-inch 8%o. l., i o=, wrmi!r’z z 1 to secu £ tuarters for the co xgr:“l\‘ed g of the building the | held. The bearers were John, James Character and Curtain Masks, Wigs, | ;» 410y 108 I Vi Bt ome of her parents, M on cerem % Sttt LIRS | Beards, Moustaches, Etc., for mas- |g.4 ..... BT 58 | Mrs. John P. Murphy of West s . He |1 s Stetson & Young § % S L i uerades. 9-4 ves 2T%0 . e e street. red a private residence, where | N. Carpenter b e AL " - — b ¢ £ £ SR N il re | N. Carp . Morgan Willlams | Telephone call $75-3, Large stbck of Spezd Sleighs, | .. \iv=ormewrrry eih | Te foosio 15 SIS0 "M Vs A e | menry . couren. . sin aven | WAS, EDNIN FAY, Franklin SQUATS [socmom s ot Portlani Cutter, Famil d REID & HUGHES €0.| Sapion and VR odn g h the company has leased FOR [ND[GESTION» Julylsaaw L LU ' e o ani tter, Family an 10 -| being about ten rinutes’ walk fr and will make over for cold storage, | jan1sa 36-inch 630. He found prices w s hard to get at a re: he considc T340. T34o. 9/30. .19 . 36-tnch 40-inch, 40-inch 9-4 the following blds were recelved: F Blackledge & c % pany $3,700, Peck & , Stetson & Young Morgan Willlams $3,005, A . Carpenter $3,944. The bids were close and Mr. Allen is | Miss Mary X. Fitzgerald Resigns and | and q Was Presented by Employes With |-abl Elegant Bag and Sum of Money, | i1 securl 'y X. Fitzgerald, who for| CARPENTERS CELFBRATED JOIN THE RANKS | of the well dressed men whose clothes | | are made by If you have indigestion, your food ferments in the stomach and bowels. It does more; it decays, and the nutritious matter which should go to make new Business Sleighs., | | Owing to the lateness of sea- | Miss son"will sell at cost, M. B. RING, Chestnut St. ' fa: he Del=-Hoff, HAYES BROS., Proprieto Broadway, - « « e+ + » . Norwich, Conn. | e Tk et | Conkli £ E or and Edward Mallett Running Hot and Cold Water. Accepts the Call, was_furnished from a phono- Rooms Unexcelled. Service Prompt. harles B. Miller of Philadel- | €raph by Willlam Hopiins. Tables reserved for Ladles. e Bt Tar Rt i s the feast was disposed of 10 Dulpit of the Union Baptict chuveh as| President Patrick Barry called the g Palmertown. Mr. Miller will assume | Meeting to order and & number spoke IF YOU DON'T NLED his new duties at once in an interesting way, among whom were President John ~Shea of the what we advertise, perhaps you de T Plumbers' union, Prusident Florence J, n e t what we don't. We ale made, guaranteed just ‘as pure. D. J. MoCORMICK, eng2ld 80 Franklin Street. HaveYour have been rtising Hanlay's Peerless Ale, the | absolutely pure, but we sell other things that are vears has been conn THEIR ANNIVERSARY. Boston Store, condu — Reld & Hughes Co., has Union Was Organized Twenty-Three Years Ago—Membership of 240. d osition at the head of t ment, and completed he Saturday night. She organiz P . the department In the store and rew | . The twenty-third anniversary of the up with it, being a competent head of | C&T) that work On Saturday evening her work there, a numbe: ployes presented her an e a largely attended social sessicn. Mem- bers of tha other local unions were | present. { pon_closing of the em- gator handbag and . sum ¢ business meeting was dispensed It was a great surpise to Mis: h and those present enjoyed them- | | gerald, but she found merited words of | S¢lves with a chowder and the fixiu's, | appreciation. | served under the direction of the com- | | mittee for the evening—M. J. Kelley, ney of the Painters’ and Decorat- inion and te Presid sust hie case of theft of a dog St te Prestdent James | city court on Monday morning by pay- | cluded the evening, with a number of ing $4. [ vocal selsctions by various volunteess. TR This leading union of the city enters Rain and Snowfall. its twenty-fourth year with a mem- The rain and snowfall cn Saturday | bership of 240 and in a strong financial night and Sunday amounted to .69 of | n. “The following are its offi- | an inch. President, Patrick Barry; vice dent, Edward Mallett; financias ry, Frank S, Edmonds; record- Charles Mather was allowed to to have a conference with Mr. Osgood before the bids are let, but it is prob- able that fnasmuch as H. Blackledze & Son are the lowest on both jobs that they will be awarded the coniracts. | On Friday the Allen-Beeman com- pany placed an order for 5000 square feet of nonpariel cork hoard 12x3§ and two Inches thick, which will be placed on the sides and cefling of the old ice- box. with a facing of one-half inch of Portland cement. They will also have 14 1-2 tons of granulated cork for in- sulation of the floors and partitions. SU!T FOR $25,000 FOR THOMAS BALDWIN'S DEATH. Brought Against New Haven Road by Browning and Shields—Young Man Was Killed at Midwa; Attorneys Browning and Shields have brought suit for $25,000 damages against the New Haven road for the death of Thomas Baldwin at Midway last September. He was 22 years of age, and was engaged in lcing cars at the Midway station, when it is claim- ed a train was backed into the one on which he was at work, knocking him off, and he received Injuries which caused his death. The suit is brought under the Unit- ed States law passed last year, which is more |iberal than the state law, by which only $5,000 could be recovered blood decays with It, and this leads to an impoverished condition of the blood, to nervousness, billousness, constipa- tion, sick headache, bad breath which disgusts your friends, and other dis- agreeable and unpleasant conditions. And all this troudle /s caused by the food that doesn't digest, but ferments ana oftimes rots in the stomach. And fermentation is caused by the stomach not being strong enough and energetiic enough to thoroughly mix the food with the digestive julces. MI-O-NA Is responsible for tens of thousands of cures. a positive cure for indigestion and all stomach troubles that It {s guaranteed by The Lee & Osgood Co. to cure or money back. The price of a large box of Mi-o-na tablets is 50 oents, and they are sure to promptly relieve the worst case of indigestion or gastritis. Try them CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, ( PIONOINCED HIGH-0-ME) Bre itis, Croup, and o g ok e 2 omionsey o THE LEE & 05600D C0. In fact, it is such | C. H. Nickerson, 128 Main St P. 8. Cut prices on Winter Over- \ | coats and Suits, janisd :During our Clearing Sale |of Shoes . .. | we offer a lot of Men's $5.00 Shoes at 193.98. They are latest styles and col- |ors. See them today. FRA.K A. PILL, ‘Telephone. 104 Main Street. BRDALWAT _ CHURGH. The annual meeting of Broadway Church, for the hearing of annual re ports, election of officers, etc.,, will be held at the Church Parlors THURS- DAY BEVENING, JAN. 21, at 7.15. Refreshments served. All members of the church and congregation are in- vited. WILLIAM A. ATKEN, B. P. BISHOP, C. H. FRISBIE, Jan1sd Trustees. | MARIETTA Have you mefiher? She is the sweetest thing you ever saw and sells for ten cents each or eleven for one dollar at the cigar-stand in the Wauregan House THE PAN(EII-TV_EIPMT 0., Proprietors. City of Norwich Water Works. Office of e o Board of Water Commissioners. Norwich, Conn., Dec. 31, 1908, Water rates for the quarter endin Dec. 31, 1608, the office from 8 a m. Wednes: 9 untll Ja Additions remalining unpald after Jan. 20. 1 to 8 p.m. nd Saturday evenings 7 to .20 wil] be made to all bills |94 | Continued This Week— |Sale of Embroideries Our Annual Sale of Embroideries will continue up to and Including Satur- day, January 23rd. It is the most im- portant Salo of Fine Embroideries that has ever been known in Norwich. It comprises every wanted kin' — strictly new goods, and the values are unmatchable. Dress Goods-Silks Splendid Money Saving Opportunites in this Department. These few sample items. Brazil Dotted Siik for Even- ing wear full 27 Inches wide yard. | and Washable—16 handsome colors to choose from—=Sale price 30c a yard 450 Rough Pongee Silk for Even- a ing and Street wear, full 24 yord. | Inhes wide—10 cholce - ings to choose from-| tles, black and the few fall 70 Franklin St., Bulletin Bldg. Birthday Party. The Lamb 4330, Higgins 3900, | Lee & Osgood Co.'s. jar . secretary and business agent, M. J, | for_an accident. The deceased lived WILLIAM W. IVES, rice 45c a yard. Garments i e LT A T B R T e Efr e v conductor, Jam Spencer; trustees, Don’t Get a Divorce, 5 g Cheviota Made New ! : Robert MeNeely, ~Amos Baldwin, 500 Scores at Colonial Club, b dvsat gy e and Serges, In flack and. all 5 | 4 AGER npirestor Thorias Craney: duditors, COUSLOBIEE | At the Colonlal Sigb. 1n tor ssaond | achomioytore, judge granted o atverss on General Contractor ine Wanied Tall colorin PY HAVING THEM DY Dixon, Thomas Crancy, Charles Bur- 1§ of the 500 tournament Monday | Dr. King's New Life Pills would have g Dol il aal e STEAM OR DRY CLBAN d E halma g nol-lgnt’g; to te wuan!h in ing Charles Lamb sprang into the | prevented it. They cure constipation, All orders recelve prompt and caretul | = positive §1.00 vulues at ¢7c, Called, for and dellvered anid cmhaimsr Tarint in SeoruA M, s ey, lese by et oAy over DE M. .| caueing bad breath, and liver trouole, attention. Give me a order. Sate | a yard, st T o 3 ] o e 'y | Higgins, who was the leader last week. | the ill temper, dispel colds, banish isfaction guaranteed. . UIT PRESSING SYSTEM — C: J. Winters came into third position. | headaches, conquer chills. 25¢ at Ths ‘ Stineh Suicings, fine qualle THOS. J. DODD, Nbr:’wich ers’ avenue Monday evening on the an- niversary of her 224 birthday. There wero refresiments and music, all hav- 2960, Roy Washburn 2380, Dibble 2300, Plerce 2070, Slattery 2030, Whittaker 2000, Wood 1840, H. C. Washturn 14% Prompt service day or night. Lady Assistant, Kidney Remedy at the first sign of Kidney or bladder trouble if you real- ,|ized that neglect might " : g % | Mrs. A H. Harrls entertained a num- | rs 3670, Lewls 2440, Pettis 3180, colorings—plain_and novelty LANG'S DYE WORKS, FAnOns A0S | ber of her friends at her home at My- es 3140, Washburn ' 3090, Willis| You would mot delay taking Foley's Telephone 349-2. Norwich, R R T 57 Franklin St, Norwich, HAVE YOUR HORSE INSURED. He may break his leg this slippery pridd result in A T Residence 57 Eroadway. ing a delightful time. McMann 600, Beckiey' 250. Brisht's disesse or dishetes Foleys weather. H h » org the public, there ’”: Tutoghens $63-5. The annual fire losp of Now Yerk is| The forelgn trade of Great Britatn | and. o mn-‘n.d{unmuq’;nmk"‘mb’ s uvnon.'-. m-—.-. e 10 cous ‘ I 3 : PN \ey than through t vertis. o u oW e forel rea and cures ey _anc . 237 Maim Aug colunina’of The Bulletis nearly ‘double that of London. Beas shown no signs of revival, orders. The Les & Osgood Co. % Saniodaw ; .

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