Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 13, 1909, Page 8

CLAUDE LILI Voluntown. U, §. IBRIDGE, S. Hartford. ERNEST BROMLEY Yoluntown, U. 8. & Maine. ROBF Willimantie, 1 CLAT own OLE. Vol 1 S. 8. Potomac. GEORGE B. SHELDON, Voluntown. U. S. Louisiana. F. Westerly -~ BARKER. “Stewart.” FRANK G, DONOHU ‘White Rock, R. I U.5.S. Rhode Island EDWARD J. AHEARN Westerly. “Glacier.” HOR. Westerly. ‘ ERNEST HERBERTS, / Voluntown. U. §. 8. New Hampshire. ACE W. AVERY U. 8.8, New Jersey, Westerly. JAMES H, KIRK Westerly, HADLAI WATSON U. 8. §.'Vermont U. 8. 8. Missour] Some Members of Crews of Uncle Sam’s Fleet who Have Made the Recent Trip Around GEO. A. DAVIS itodge Notes and Fraternal Interests|: Walerman’s ldeal5 Founlain Pens Are the Standard Whist. HIBERNIANS. ‘Siate Vice-President to Present Hibernian Essay Prizes—| Fraternal Whists Well Attended—0Cldest Member Writes for W. R. C.—Modern Woodmen Anniversary | | | | entertainment | tion, refreshments and Miss Angie L. Chappell, 45, a brooch; prizes had to be decided cutting, as three men were tied with scores (,’( 41. Refreshments were served. This evening brought to a close a remarka- bly pleasant series of whists. WOMAN’'S RELIEF CORPS. Under the,head of good of the order in the meeting of Sedgwick corps, No. 16. the Buckingham Memorial on afternoon, a paper prepared by the oldest member of the corps and read at the meeting contributed un- ustal intereat to the afternoon. T at REAL ESTATE CHANGES. Pisces of Property Transferred This Year. During the past elght weeks the fol- lowing real estate changes have been recorded” by Town Clerk Holbrook, the transfers being of land and build- ings, unless otherwise noted: Estate of Jerry Johnson Johnson—on Avery street. Estate Frank Perringer to L. and D. M. Perringer—on Franklin street. Michaelena and M. Kreizensky to David D. Kelly—on the Otrobando road. Estate of Charles Maples to Frank to Ella LEO TOURTELLOTTE, Voluntown. U 8 M 8. uri, LAWRENCE the World. tate of Harriet M. Clark to Hat rague—on Main stree DeBruycker to Gus E. Lam- | m village {53 n to A Potter {en Perkins avenue, | C.J. winters 10 H. C. Williamsor Hill ave. and Crowr street Albert L. Potter to Reuben P. Pot- ter—on Perkins avenue. Romeo Dupuis to Joseph H. Ray— Taftville. Fanny P. Bentley to Martha J. S via—on Mechanic street. Frederick W, and Helen D. W. M. Buckingham and other- Kinley avenue. at Cary on | !1\Iany People Are Quick To R ecognize ture at our big store. | | to | secial attention during t that have begun to ar present pr make on all reliably made Fur We days to the Spring patt avite xt DR. JONES, | DENTIST is mow open lor pracilce at of the World. | | author was Mrs. Emma Dewner, wio P. Coffey and others to Joseph Bred [in connection with the celebration of | 81l oo p T. Maples—on Wauwecus hill. t = We have just received a new line of ndon 1 the ‘arniersary of the lodge. e e 1o | - tais it ackry¥a Tooland oy decar | EWastaburg dad others—on Aquedut | Romeaber we'are, sgente tor tne ‘ Vorthy Matron Baicom announced | 24th. Mrs. Dows . ? Sen- | str 5 Shetucket S these Pens in fine, medium and bourse | e Chat the oMcial visic of Mlrs. 1w B, o, | otic My Experience in Fag Maxing” | 7., Quiniaer—on Frospact and Cen = { CRAWFORD COOKING RANGES. 3 Blucket Streel g . the ¢ met Qe omcial vislt i on: | describing incidents du si- - ; r Moses W. Cortright_ chiet inspecto points at prices' from $250 up. Every | t Tuesday evening at Olym- | 1« rand mateon, 0. . 8. of Con- | ence in Oakiown, Ind., during the | Istate of Jeanstte P._Clark to J. C.| MOtes T COPUIETc, T8 dfl;‘n"m'm" i RS Pen warranted. | Py i sevachl G R D | e hem chapter, March 24, | Civil war. Relating the way the rebut | 884 W, W. Poale—on Fifth etres and widely known as the “Grand Old | with a Compiefe New { officers are to be present. | Hee initiation. with & social | Sympathizers had the place terrorized | Timothy Bucidey to George B. Fel- |y » hag retired. upon his own re- | M HOUmGA“ B0 1o deb' thaTnaw Nobsleakibie winners are to /be an-| SRS DS i | till_the union people sent to Iméian- | loWs—on Mt. Pleasant street. quest, Commisstoner Bingham ex. | - b Equil e o an entertainment giver u e = apolis for help, she went on to say: George E. Feliows to Michael F.|orogeed regret at having to lose his | Ter. 1 62-66 Main Street lquipment. Waterman Pen. Can be carried in the | B | DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS. The mext morning. hardly daylight, E“E,‘;’“y:"“ Mt. Ple:;nnt at:}le chief inspector, but gaid that he was | margd ; A i | = g s e “ 4 . % 5l - e he train came in with e company of en Sweeney to James Ward—on | ,,.h0e to prevail op him t in for | — s . TN 2 A" L R pocket either end down. work 4nd picked out the four prize| -The Neosha Whist club held the|goigiers. We slept at & neighbor's as | Fifth street. Snother year, whivh would have eom: | _ WHEN you want to put your busi- R - 3 b s finding, on the whole, a very | seventh of their series of whists in| oipaa no wen in the house. Soon as| E. B. Woodworth to Exias Casavane o N Tt nees before the public, there is no me o have also the “Cygnet” Stylo- | sati standard of composition in | Foresters’ nall Mond March i Qo TN dh. deard In.the 4 an,_tor i ng - conipliision 1 ers’ nall Monday evening, March | o heard the martial music we arose | —land at Prospect Park anmnex Partment dium better than, tarough the advertis- Room 10. grapaic Pen made in England by Mabie | 41! ey sleasiae to. thetn 15 | pridas wrcre: awarie "ihe P oiianiney | and dressed and bogan o wender what | P. F.Brey to Glibert and . Bow- ‘ng columns of The Bulletin. i ! s’ . Eea we 2 | it meant, when a fried came to the|ers—land on Sturtevant avenue. Todd & Co. A perfect ink pencil that utio R o patate | Pt lady's, iars. M. 3. avalla a|goor and told us about it and advised | Olive W. Platt to Adelaide J. Clapy, ’Phone 114-3. st four p condensed milk jar, 48; second, Mrs. But thers no | —on Roath strect. will not leai. | as will be noticed ~hen the names ar Waterman's Ideal Pen Filler, algo | 2nnounc Mgt o A% S8 P | competitors h their essays un the Ideal Pen Cleaner. | der anonymous names, and the- reat 5 | names could only be known to- the | judges after their sions had been | arrived at, this settlas the awards on GEO. A. DAVIS merit in & very satisactory way * o ’ | Division No. £ held regular its { g last T in Hibe 25-29 Broadway Two application received s Action was taken endorsing the state e it ;- officers in their attitude against op- ———— | Jectionable postal cards for St. Pat- rick’s day, and the local members will 1 r influence with Norwich deal- | ers to see that these are withdrawn from sale. The comimittee reported all gements compl the 1 at Easter Books, Easter Cards and Booklets, Easter Novelties, Easter Ducks and Chickens, Easter Post Cards, in all the popoular styles of Chromo Cards, Bird Cards, Rabbit Cards and also took action on t Its last meeting. hich comprises the d Olympic coneert of. estra. It is most success- Bromide Prints. i olds Mty RET We have a nice line of Saint Pat- esident James C. Sullivan of rick’s Day Specialties in Post Cards,| New London will be nt to Mmstall Shamreck Napkins, stc, the newly clected vice president, P. T, Ak Murphy. Mr. Murphy is well known {n Hibcrnian ranks about New Loudor CRANSTON & GQ., |couriy and promices to make a hu 4 tling officer for the division. 158 Main St. marildaw REBEKAHS. Mrs. Dora Hair of Guiiford, presi- dent of the Rebekah state assemb : was the principal spea at - the —THE- [ Marcn meeting of Thames Past Noble Grand n of Rebekahs, No. held of Osy from Hope e from Home 1 “RUBBERHIDE™ Is someihing new in the rubber boot line wilh leather soles. Will out wear twe pairs of the best rubber ‘boot made. Just the bdot for livery- MODERN WOODMEN 7694 amp e No. 2 and ry Monda committee In making it open meeting for members and their men and confractors who friends, both gentlemen and ' ladies, with whist as the attractfon and re- treshments to be served. usebootsfor hard service. 2 — SONS OF HERMANN. PRIGE $5 50 "1 At the last meeting of Tmmerg lodge, No. 12, the anniversary comin! » . ® |tce was nppointed by the - pre Yoka a Helbel. Fheir work wil tonight, when the lod eighteenth anniversary THE BED, W, HIES CO. cre awarded as follows: n MacDougall of New Jer- suit hangers; second, | Charles ¥. Pizrce, a clothes brush; con- rray, a pair of socks o cover de-feet.” The sec- e had to be settied by a cut | oring to have a | to Willimantic to fraternize with the T an | re | i | | | social evening in ¢ big atiendance is ex : | EASTERN STAR. b sl o Wednasgday evenit m chapter e | No. eld its regulur meoting ut the DR. N. GIBLERT GRAY PcIEnaN MeTmoria), at. whith Wor ’ | thy Matron Dorothea W om y GRADUATE VETERINARIAN | sided. = Routine business was followea | AND DENTIST, | by severdl reports lere was a HODGE'S STABLE, | attendance, one tor being Tel. 19, 4+t0 20 Bath 8t | Mrs. Hial G, I f Ivy — e % _ | Utica, N. Y. ' An_ Invitatien to DO IT NOW | Fidelity. chater, No. 54, of New Lon- dou u March 19 was accepted. . Mem- and don’'t wait untll the last minuta. | bers will take the 7.10 p. m. train or T'm refesring to plumbing or gasfitting. | 6.15 trolley I'riday, returning on the R. lENToa DIBBLE, Asylum 8t | last trolloy. It is hoped a good num- P ber will attend. There is to be Initia- S. Sabourin, salad dish, 43; first gen- | tleman’s, E. G. Tannar, pocketbook, 49 second gentleman’s, R. McNickle, sus- pendersy 44; consolations, Mrs, 'Fray and J. C. Callahan. Cake and coffee were erved by the committee. The next one will be held on March 51. At the next regular meeting of Sebequonash council there candidates to be take which on Monday, Ma: d The odge is in a flourishing condition and is meeting with great success. ROYAL ARCANUM. Norwich couneil, No. 720, conducted | uccessful social evening last T - v at the Buckingham Memorial rving out aplan for whist for its mem- | bers and their gentlémeq _friends. There was an attendance of thirty- five, with eight tables playing, and a £00d_sociable time was enjoyed under the direction of Orator George F. Ad- and his assistants on_the commit the good of the order. ams who were ' tied. t meeting of the council whist team from Willimantic will on hand to continue their compe At the ne: tive series with the Norwich comncil me X On March 4th, just three weeks from he date of his death, Mrs, Warner, he beneficiary of the late John Warner. received the draft in settla- ment of his ben v certificate. Mr. Warner was a charter member of the council and nd council of Connecti KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. ning_at Willimantic San of this order will ourth anniyersary member of White < oung!l, 13, of this city to be present. The local officers have ac- cepted the_ invitation and are endeav- big delegation go up read C members and help them th the lebration. Most of the srwich men are planning to take the | trolley for Willimantic and will ing the evening. ty LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. Rose branch, No., 1078, held its llar meeting Friday evening In Hibernian h; the mee g being well attended when called to order by the president, Theresa B. Shaha. | Routine bu only was transacted but an apron and neckiie party was | announced to be held after Easter. A good sum was reported coming from the cent quilting bcee ut the returns not all in-yet. GRAND ARMY. Sedg post, No. 1, held .a short meeting riday “eveni t the Buck- €liam Memorial. Their big time will ht, when they wilt have a phire, with a Chowder, for the reception of ‘the department o cers| who will be here for a visit, Rel orps, ans’ corps and § of v ns Wil e included in camplive and mus will be by E way school pleased the-m Lincoin anniver KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Gardner lodge, No. 46, finished up their s of whists Friday evening in the s’ hall, haviig twenty-fonr ing at the last, and the rded as follows: Firsts— | nags to be had. | dot |ing for blow-off pipes of steam boil- us to show our colors. Oh, what shall we So 1 proposed we make one, 5o Mr. Thompson found white cotton cloth and had some red flannel and some blue, so I put the strips togeth- er and cut some stars also of cotton and sewed_thenf on, then went out and found a twig for a Staff and sewed it on, and_fastened it over the outside door, Soon they came marching by, saw the little rude flag, smiled, salut- ed and passed on. The flag was about 15 inches long, as near as I can remember. The soldiers sought out two of the leaders, capturing one and chasing the other away, and then left, telling the people that any further trouble would bring a whole regiment to stay and: be fed at their expense. This quieted things for a time. Mrs. Downer concluded her paper with an account of how she decided to leave Oaktown for the east. To get the material to make her small boy suitable clothing she had to walk two miles along the railroad track to the next village, getting there in. safety, although bushwhackers would haye shot her if she had been a man. Dark Kentucky jeans was all she could get at the store and she had®to knit her little daughter a hood in lieu-of &_hat. When she finally reached New York with her family, she felt overjoyed to have reached the east again, and though not equal to Betsy Ross that she had made a flag to some purpose. There was a large attendance at ths meeting. In the Hne of business an in- vitation was received and accepted to attend the G. A- R. campfire next Fri- day night, when the department offi- cers will be here. ‘The Relief corps women are to serve the banaust mext Tu sday evening for the Round Table the Buckingham Memorial. Connecticut Patents. of patents issued in Connecticut 9th day of March, 1909, as fur- nished from the office of F. H. Allen, follows: L. R. Alberger, Greenwich, support for steam condensers; L. G. Bayrer, drop press and attachment therefor; J. Beattie, Middletown, protective cover- 1d_the like: H. J. Braken and W. C. Ward, Norwalk, rubber shoe attach- ment; H. G. Bryant, Hartford, combin- ed hinge and article hanger; E. E. Claussen, Hartford, apparatus for con- centrating milk; J. R. Coe, Ansonia, bobbin and spindle; R. F. Crooke, Mer- tden, candlestick; F. G. Haldy, Stam- ford, welding; J. Hargreaves, Killingly float filling selvage holder; J. C. Laki Bridgeport, . motive power apparatus; J. F. Lemb, New Britain, extensible frame for molder's use, and molder's fiask; V. B. Lamb, Ne wHaven, brak- ing device; F. P. Pflbghar, New Haven, door lock (two); F. H. Richards, Hart- ford, careing machine; C. E. Sackett, Danbury, hat brim press to form welt edges; T. P. Taylor, Bridgeport, abdo- men compress (two), abdomen com- press attachment. for corsets; P. Thrasher, Manchester. time indicating device; T. Wilson, New Haven, sulky. s. The Difference. Congress has voted the Wright broth- ers a coupie of pretty shiny medals. France gave them real money—the stuff you buy coal oil and groce with, you know.—Milyaukee Journal. Tolland.—Miss M. Helen Hicks becn elected and wiil be instalied 29 as assistant secretary of the Soclety of New Tngland W s s also on the introduction com- mittee. Miss Hioks spends her win- ters in New York, but Tolland is her native town and she has her summer home here. tio C. O. Murphy to Wolfgang Sticht— on Seventh street. Frank H. Smith to Telley E, Bab- cock—on Maple Grove avenue. BEzra Charron to Henri N. Douville —at Norwich and Sprague. Ponemah Mills to P. E. Hendrick— Taftville, P. E. Hendrick to Anthony Murphy —Iland and buildings at Taftville, Anthony Murphy to P. E. —at Tattville. P. E. Hendriok to Abby Murphy— at_Taftville, T. B. Lillibridge to C. H. and Stapleton—on the Plain Hill road. G. C. and E. W. Newlin to J and E. G. Haskell—on Main street. at & Estate of oJhn Toomey to C. T. Me- | Namara, M. M. Toomey and others— on Baltic and Hickory streets. Bstate of J. L, Hill to E. F on_Hamilton avenue. Estate L. E. Stockwell to F. H. and L. B, Stockwell—on Spring street and tockwell place. Svelyn LaPierre to A. M. Murphy —on Central avenue. Mary J. Gould to D. Fishkin and others—on High street, Helen M. Gladding ~to Bates—near Baltic street O, T. and L. M. Beers to Frederick H. Bushnell—on Wauwecus hill. Olive W. Platt to C. W. Briggs—on Platt avenue. Hill— James B. Estate of L. B, Hubbell to A. S. Hubbell—on Franklin street. Mary E. Jewett to John McNamara —on Railroad avenue. G. Raymond to P. E. Hendpick— at_Taftville. Estate of M. L. Troland to Edwin land—on Central avenue, Hickory, West Main streets and Grove place. Estate of S. A. Webb to Roger Ry- an—on High street Thomas J. McNamara Queen—land at West End park. istate of Jeremlah Sullivan to Nel- Sdllivan—on Thames street » of Sarah A. Webb to Eliza- Murphy—on High street. ate of Willlam B, Lathrop to Jo- Hunter—on, McClellan avenue. y to Catherire W. seph John and M. Daly—on Central avenue, Eighth, and Prospect streets, Jacob and Jetta Simon to Thomas E. Wormsley—on Mount Pleasant street. DeBruycker—land at Occum village. Estate of S. T. Dauchy to the Wil- liam H.. Page Boller company—on Franklin ‘and Chestnut streets, Estate of C. A, Williams to Frank Hempstead—land on Willlams ‘avenue, C. R. and J. H. Lewls to H. B. La- tham—on Plain Hill road. Patrick MoNally to H, B. Latham— on Plain Hill road. AdeMert E. Geer to James D, Mc- Carthy—on Scotland road. Joseph E. Hartley and city of Norwich—land on street, others to Franklin Removal Notice We have recently moved from No. 321 Main Street to our new store, No. 283 Main Street, where we will be pleased to see our former patrons as well as any new ones who may favor us ‘with their patronage. The Shutucklt_ll;rnoss bo. Tel. Connection, 283 Main St. feb2id Hendrick i to Lizzie | | 1 Estate of F. DeBruycker to Arthur | | | | | i (MAIN 25 [ in real seal, for each 37%c and 50c Women’s Hose, for a pair for | | | | | | 096000000000000020000000000000000000095000020000000000 0000 0000000020 1000000050 00000000 00000000 0000000000000 5 00000000000000000 0000 0400000000 00! $5 Boys’ Suits, for - Sc Nail Files, assorted styles, for each - 50c to $1.25 Change Purses and Bill Fo 45¢ and 50c Embroideries, for 39c and 25¢ Embroideries, for $5 Children’s Coats, assorted styles, for FLOOR) Ids, Plain Embroidered $1 Womes's Wool Rib Vests and Pants, for Children’s White and Gray Vests and Pants, 25c and 35¢ qualities, for a garment Gents' 0dd Initial Handkerchiefs, 50c quality, | ne More Day Left For This Sale Every Dollar’s worth of Merchan- dise must be closed out by TONIGHT. In order to -accomplish this end, | prices will be no object. 3¢ To Select Your Spring Wall Papers We Have them in s and | prices, all new, including our Imported Papers, and at all prioes. | Also Mouldings and Paints, Decora- | tions and Muresco. | Now booking orders for painting, paper hanging and Jdecorating P.F. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Stre elephone orders. MARIETTA Haveyou mether? She Is the sweet mardd thing yeu ever saw and sells for ten cents each or eleven for one dollar at the cigar-stand in the Wauregan House THE PARKER-DAVENPORT B9,, Proprietors, Carriage and Automobile - Painting and Trimming Carriage and Wagon Work of all kinda | Anything on wheels built to erden PPICES AND WORK RIGHT, The Scott & Clark 1 COBPCRATION, 507-515 North Main Strest. | | | | | apried