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< 5P PRIZE SPEAKIN £ VIS ) of the|the New Store of McPher- ‘Ansonia.—Deputy Grand Exaled Ruler James T. Smith of this Aty, | borough, 'w%g ':as em d by t,h:;r;e oogmmtea plow the owned by :]huu:'m l’oq;:o:mc. finished :n; 5 s now expecte that the ting of trees will p::‘!n within-a short time, son’s, the Hatter and Hab- erdasher, in' the Rockwell Building. You will be wel- come whether you wish to purchase or not. Everything new and up to the minute. | McPHERSON’S, 101 Main Streel. Clyde Burrows Wins First Award at High School Contest —Second Prize to George H. Luske—Improved Mail Service for-Ashaway and Potter Hill—New Stenog- raphy Record for High School—Baseball Schedule Announced. = A spring” at Bad Centnerbrunn, Si- lesia, about 77 miles from :Brellnlx; has been found to possess a distinct! marked radioactivity, leading to the conclusion that before appearing at the surface theé water flows through Bridgeport.—~Max Cohen, clerk in the nflm&? freight offices, will be elected city sheriff to succeed John Capozazi, resigned. Mr. Cohén Is a well known worker in the Sixth district and will be the first Jewish resident ever elect- ed sherift of Bridgepo: strata containing radium in consider- New Haven,—Dr. Allerton . Cush- | 8PI® quantity. man, assistant director in the depart- | = ment of public roads under the United B y Our Formula States government, was the guest on We produce in Hood’s Sarsaparilla cellar of the Greenman home in Mar- gin street Thursday afternoon. The gasoline torch with ewlich he was working exploded and his right hand and the right side of his face were severely injured by the burning fluid Fortunately his fellow workmen were The annual prizs speaking contest of the Westerly High school was held in the high school hall on Broad street Thursday evening. A slight change was made this year in ragard to the contest, Formerly the boys’ and girls’ contest has been as one, but this year " You don"t get a pound of dirt - with every shovelful of COAL Tuesday night of James H. McDonald, state road commissioner. Dr. Cushman A T am wel n Mrs. of all my suffering,” — Gm m'fimflm N.J. ‘egetable Com- native roots and it was divided into two contests, the boys' being last evening and the girls’ to be March 25. The programme for the boys’ speaking was as follows: Piano solo, Prayer, Rev. C. A. Burdick. Twilight Star, Chorus, Recitation, The Vengeance of the Flag, Arthur F. Anderson. Recitation, Aunt Deborah Hears the Messiah, George H. Laske. Recitation, As Beseemeth Men, Clyde L. Burrows. Solo, The Middle Dutch Garden, Miss Price. An Afternoon in a Hotel Miss Vose. Recitation, Room, James F. P. Meikle. Recitation, , The Confederate Sergeant, . Willlam Wood. Cradle Song, Chorus, The judges were Prof. Gilbert Tol- man of Kingston college, R. 1., Miss Fannie T. Pendieton of Westerly and Principal C. T Kendall of Wheeler High school, North Stonington. The first prize of $15 vas a Clydp Burrows: the sgcond | is here to lecture at Hartford on good roads. ) Naugatuck.—An important meeting of Evergreen chapter, O. E. S, was held at Masonic hall Thursday even- " loss of & h,;g. when arrangements w;relx o:imuie ‘rgr 3 the reception of the Gran ige offi- s cers, who will make their official visit | the more than twen to the. local chapter on Thursday | 88ents contained in evening, April 1. ‘Meriden.—While the Philippine Con- stabulary band was at the station on Monday afternoon several wandered over to a nearby furniture store and investigated the mysteries of folding near by and went to his agsistance. He a medicine that has was taken to his homejat 33 Moss street and attended by Dr. Savage. Local Laconics. Mr, and Mrs. Morton Hiscox of Chi- lcmgo are visiting relatives in Wester- y- ite, eto. It is believed that there will be farther postponement of the cases as- signed for trial in the Third district court today (Friday). That yellow trolley car was used on the Watch Hill line Thursday. The sign on one end was Watch Hill and can be no substitute. This medicine makes healthy and strong the “‘Little Soldiers”” in your blood,—those corpuscles that fight the disease gdtms constantly attacking you. ism, anemia, nervousness, that ons of 00d’s S‘m llt 8 Sarsaj are known only to ourselves, % thers on the other Westerley. In the trial of the Courtland P Chap- man case against the town of Wester- ly Town Solicitor Kingsley will be as- sisted by Attorney Barney of Provi- dence. Frank Noble, formerly of Hope Val- ley and Providence, died suddenly in Ajbany Wednesday night. He is sur- vived by his wife, Mrs, Annie Noble, and a daughter, Miss Ethel Noble, of Westerly; also his mother, Mrs, Na- than Noble, of Hope Valley. In a Few Days we will Re-open with The Hatter, marlsd = you buy from us. No! — ALL COAL Is more or less dirty when it leaves the ROGERS Best Ready Mixed PRINT Has greatest covering capao- ity and durability. Accurately made of the best paint materials by the best machinery and in mine; but every pound Is well soresned befors we deliver it . "Phone, "\ The Edw. Cluppell. Co. NORWICH, CONN, i to George H. Imske Rev. Clayton A. Burdick of Westeriy and nervous prostration. R e ; M AnAbad e fabierd sebwices of Sk the most modern and best ALWAYS IN STOCK. . E At a hearing before the state judi-| el B. Hoxie In Charlestown Thursday equipped paint and varnish nryufl'rhswmnom!thher. self to give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound a trial. If you would like special advice ciary committee there was no opposi- tion to the bill providing that un- claimec bank deposits amount- morning. Selections were sung Dy a Westerly quartette composed of Mrs. J. Irving Maxson, Mrs. Alexander M. | an Entirely New Stock of A. D. LATHROP, Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta plant in the world. See us when in need of about case write a confiden- | ing 10 $5% shall be turned into| plake, William Browning and James / the state treasury. <he bill being based | arcTurk. b o Telephone. 368-13. tial letter to Mrs. Pinkbam, at Paints and Finishes of any L Mass, Her advice is free, -‘n%w-yl helpful. Spring Flowers as exhibited In our Wall Paper De- partment are very attractive. The assortment is large and contains many t« statute, Provision 'S E 60 in the { ) \ BRIEF STATE NEWS e i—————— EASTER REQUISITE Branch Office~—Lewis’,” 8hannon Bldg. oct2 Kind. We can tell you what to LUMBER —— figs baric or Westeriy, $2.5740 o the use, how much 1o use, and The best {0 be lad and at the rign: the Kingston Savings bank. Danbury.—Locaj lodge, German Or- - the cost. Ask Us. By s Mg s o ey e BT der Harugari, cele ed the 62d an- up and let us tell you about our stock Residents of Ashaway and Potter Hill te the trolley road service now ever, for beginning Thurs- ng they received their mail er than usual. av erly for Ash- away at 7 and 11 a, m., instead of at 9 a. m. and 1 p. m, as formerly, and is another malii at 6 p. m. ails Jeave Ashaway for West- 7.30 and 11.30 a, m., instead of and 1.30 p. m., and with 1 at 6.30 p. m. nt into effect without to the people of Potter Hill and Ashaway and served as a welcome sur- prise on Thursday morning, A stone carrying fleet greater than the stone fleet that was sunk off Charleston harbor during the Civil war will soon be operated along the New Bngland coast under the direction of the Gilbert Transportation company of Mystic. Samuel R. Rosoff of New York, a sub-contractor for the con- niversary of the order Thersday night in Elks' hall d_Xrs, Branford.—Mr. and Robert M. ‘Wilcox have sailed from the West In- [ for home, and expect to reach New York the last of March. Our Millinery and Suit Depart- : . ments have made special efforts ted.~The Connecticut FPoultry jation held ite institute at Red v6e 1l Wednesday, upwards of 100 ent from Winchester, Cole- Riverton. for the opening, and will show 1 brook and Watertown.—The meeting of Excel sior Pomona grange held here Wed- nesday took the form of a St. Patrick's day celebration, the first time in the history of the grange that his has been done. i Middletown.—The freshmen won the | annual debate with the sophomores at Wesleyan Wednesday night. The sub- Ject of the debate was, “Resolved, That ex-President Rooseveit's policy should better and more varied styles than ever before, and Every- thing New and Fresh. | H.F. & A, J. DAWLEY maylid J. A. MORGAN & SON, Coal and Lumber We carry a well selected line of all sizes family coal. Lumber for bulld- ing purposes. Tel. 834, . CHAS, 0SG00D & 60, 45 and 41 Commerce Strea!. 6 Central Wharf, septl9d COAL ond WwOooD C. H. HASKELL GEOQ. A. DAVIS Royal Bayreuth the leading factories. struction of the Cape Cod canal, is in| be adopted by the country.” Reckland, Me., making deals for the R "Ph bulk of the granite which is to he usea| Southington.—Reyv. Edward S. Hol- 489 ones 402 Floral Stripes, and the walls of the canal. With him (*S'ltmg ad'd 'le?m‘ R b'gnre jani2d % 4 p is Capt. Mark L. Gilbert, presidens of | a large audience in the Plantsville Bap- % - Bilkk and Moire and Fabric the Gilbert 1sportation company, [tist church, his appearance being un- Sunbonuet Babies Decoration. PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. sffects, to which has been sublet the contract| der the auspices of the W. C. T. NG A €nglish and German styles, Burlaps—Lincrusta. {We employ experienced paper bang- ers and painters.) N. 3. ilbert & Sons for conveying the granite from Maine quarries. Upwards of one million tons of gran- ite will be required and fifty vessels will be employed in the transport: . ‘Thirty-six of these vessels will be put into the service by the Gilbert Trans- portation company, which will with- draw all of its vessels from the south- ern lumber trade. The other vessels required will be chartered from out- side owners. Mr. Rosorf's portion of the contract involves & matter of $2,- 000,000 and will cover a period of five years’ work beginning about the first of next May. The breakwaters will be constructed in Barnstable bay, near the entrance of the®canal. One will be a mi the Waterbury~The Rev. Dr. Joséph | Anderson, pastor emeritus of the First church, will make the historical address | An entirely new line, very pretty and not expensive, consisting of SUGARS and CREAMS, PITCHERS in great assortment, ASH RECEIVERS, FLOWER POTS, CHILDREN’S MUGS, BREAD and MILK BOWLS, BUREAU TRAYS, CANDLESTICKS, SPOON TRAYS, CANDY TRAYS, PLATES, BON BON TRAYS, HAIR RECEIVERS, {The Vauéhh Foundry Co. IRON CASTINGS ‘urnished promptly. Large stock of patterns, No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street. jan22d The Besl Dollar's Worih d the other a quarter mile. sach 137-141 MAIN STREET, breakwater will be 500 feet wide at the HAT PIN HOLDERS. « |bottom and 50 feet wide on top, the These goods cannct be duplicated. | today, and the fellow who cannot give average depth of water being 30 or 35 feet. Grout stone will be used. The walls of the canal, for which similar stone will be utilized, will i 18 _feet thick and 30 feet high. The contracts with granite dealers thus far Call and see them today. it i working under a strong handica That applies to my business—PLUM ING. I only ask for & chance to prove my abllity to give It to you GEO. A. DAVIS, ' is what most people ere looking after closed will bring eater activity t Blueniil Smmnmg‘n‘; ‘Green . Istand, | 25-29 Broadway J. F. TOMPKINS, Somes Sound, High Island and Hall | ariSdaw 12 i 1 mar104 - quarries. Other Maine quarries will tr = cadiss s madtar share in the production as soon as the | contracts can be made. Captain Gil- T F BURNS bert estimates that 300,000 tons of | V !'l . e b ] a n Is ‘x!r.;n!lr- will be shipped to the canal | !] !‘! ¥ 'Vi'l Iss \is season. k. i i wed e it @ uob, I, Heating and Plumbing, The present stenography senior class ) g . made the racord for the Westerly High HUNT'S, The Fiorist, | made she record for the Wesicrly itign ‘ JEWELERS 92 Franklin Strest. Telephone. Lafgyette Street. | Miss Maude Butters, Thursd: A s o et = Butters dictated from g busincss letter P and the students took down 220 words | W i HANLEY’S PEERLESS ALE in one minute. The class is composed atches Diamonds . s S PR of Misses Moore, Burdick, Cottrell, emov otice markst. It is absolutely ;ur?tl‘;‘ra !iz: imgln, Randadll, Phillips, Brown and Cut Glass - 3 obinson, and A, L. M B el v phar | ™R S ‘g e ey o e ridh. o n T. Clifford, manager of the . i ¥ Westerly High school ba | ; lverware Clochks| 321 Main Street to our rew stors, No. D. J. McCORMICK, nas completed the. achedule for 1309, & 555, Wain Sthest; ‘whens ‘we Wii e 30 Franklin Street. iven 16 which is here Friday, Apri High school ot We pleased to sece our former patrons as well as any new ones who may faver Fine Watch Repairiné NOTICE Frigey, Aol v of New us with thelr patronage. o s Lolpgon ;t sttr‘rl'!} . Louise Franklin Miner is now ursday, April 29—Rhode Island 3 F? & 11 fresn riy. :euud m'lhor )Mw office, 21 Main St. c‘:s:fimf;:;?:ym ;~ ';:t‘erly with |25 Maln s'rGEtl "‘B Shnwcht Hamm En' Kanyon Blook). Mo, : s Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m, “rg:ge:;a) £ 5—Norwich Free dec28d chl.bff;mcflo' 283 Main 8¢t. ob27 feb16d Boilers, Tanks, Smoke Stacks All kinds of Plate Iron Work. We make a speclalty of SPEIRS BROTHERS, Water Street, Necw London Academy at 5 ]1 2—Woopsofket rly. with May 19—Bryant & Strat- nce at Westerly. May 22—Morgan of Clin- exly. ‘Wednesday, May 26—La Salle acad- emy of Providence at Westerly Saturday, May 29—Windham of Wil- limantic at Westerly. COPYRIOHT 1208 Fiegoms GRS | { Piciures and Photographs framed in the best possible way at reasonable prices. A new stock of We Are Receiving Onr Frame Mouldings for the spring season. NORWICH FRAME WORKS, Spri“g Patter.s 16 Thames Street, Pottor Building. Bf Wall Papers - aral, Open evenings. Tel, 511 it o ol isbs and Interior Decoration and will ba pleased to show them. The styles are Phons 340, mayTa WIE:E::ay' June 4~Weatol:ly at Nor- Dn JON Es B T sy mmrd',s Bock B dance R r tEnaurieat B Provi: B 2 b | L] 9| Lace Curtains, Window Shades and eer Never in the history of The Manhattan have we been able to show ‘ Penitare, TRY IT. FINBST IN THE CITY, THOS. H. WILSON, 78 Fraukiln feb2éd The Norwich Nickel & Brass G, e.....-..a""f.".'.'.?im...... and such things Refinished. €9 to 87 Chestnut St. Norwicli, Conn, oct4d Jo8 anx to sut your vum- the Dlic. Lhere s no me- 0an torc the advertis. Irving J. True, formerly a resident of W rly, brother-in-law of William F. Joslin and recently a resident of Providence, died Wednesday evening at the home of his sfster, Miss Alda True, in Hope Vall Mr. True was 51 years of age and was for years engaged in the creamgry business in Hope Valley, Westerly and Providence. He wag a member of Mechanics’ lodge and Nian. tic encampment cf Odd Fellows and of the ¥irst Baptist church, Hope Valley, Mr. True married Miss Annfe M. Babh- cock of Hope Valley, leaving one daughter, now Mrs. Lake. Miss Mary Joslin was his second wite | r. True leaves a widow, four daughters and a son, Mre, Gertrude Lake of Brookline, Mass., and Nadncy, Helen, Florencas and Irving J True, Jr. 8130 a brother and four sisters, Henry F. True of Uno, Va., Misses Alda and Hattie True of Hope Valley, Mrs. such classy merchandise for men as we are now showing. Every man that cares for his personal appearance will appreciate the fact that style, fit and quality are very essential. All of these are combined in The Manbattan’s Grand Easter Showing of Men's Wear, ¢ Manhatlin 121-125 MAIN STREET. The Leading Stors in Eastern Connecticut Davoted Exclusively Dentist, is now open for practice at 35 SHETUCKET ST. with a Complete New Equipment. ’Phone 114-3 The Fanning Studios, 31 Willow Street, feblodaw Norwich, Conn. Room 10 marl5d M. A I;ARBER—,W - Machinist \ columns of The Brlletim. Richard Plahn of New York and Mrs, ’ ’ 5 ) Twenty five years enow t- Gilbert. Waghburn of Vinclang, N, 7. to Man’s, Women's and Children’s Wearing Apparel. 25 Chestnut St. ting Glaseos 0 ¥ e Byes, 2 permanently loc Main St, | 18 no advertising medium in %flnucul e&u‘l to The Bul- resulta. 3 S Arthur H. Riley, a plumber, painfully injured while at work in the THERE 15 no aavertising medium in Eastern Connecticut o&\ml to The Bule letin for husiness results, Norwich, Ct. on. . Office hours. 2 te A & W .. Menbdd