Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 25, 1909, Page 6

o5 llncorpu‘rmuf W a nQ, mittee—New Road Will Miss Leprez whose scalp was com- pletely torn cff, her hair coming in contact with a' fast revolving shaft, while in the wheel room of the White Rock 14, is still in a precarious con- dition and suffers intense pain.. Dr. John Champlin, who, assisted by Dr. Russell B. Swith, carefully : replaced the scalp, in the hope that it rmight ad- he and perhaps assume in pari its normal cenditiop, has been compelied 1o abandon that\treatment., The scalp was off for several hours before re- placement was possible, too long for permanent adhesion, and its removal became necpssary. The bealing pro- cess is necessarily slow and it is fear- parts will never heal. hing possible is being done to alleviate the sufferings of Miss Leprez. The doctor dressed the head Wednes- day and the patient felt more com- fortable than at time since the accident happen ung woman has declined peing taken te some ho ferring to remain with rel Rogk, where she is re- the best possible home treat > mill company {s mitualfc?qsfi ggotn ermanently. o getits g ne{icio.lgflec‘ts lny fl&}le enuwme. nnu{dcfurod bythe ceiving ment. in no w the officials have assumed the expense for the medical and otlier care of the unfortunate girl, and everything possi- “ble is being done for her comfort. MARIETTA Haveyoumether? She is the sweetest thing you George Lawton, once a respected res- ident of Westerly, but who by exces: v irink and dissolute habits has b ever saw and sells for ten cents come ripple, and whose actions are disgraceful, returned to Westerly on each or eleven for eme dollar at Tuesday night from the state work- house a® Cranston, where he was sent six 1 . ago for being an idle and cigar-stand in the < dissolute person, sleeping in barns and H out 1ses. and with neo \‘H.M»vvn!ln!‘ Wauregan House | o wuspere” soisiiver b “vericry have him change his mode of { but he spurned thelr kindly | tures. THE PARKER-DAVENPORT CO. | “Lawton applled for and was given Propristors. | lodging in the police station Tuesday | o ght. stating that It was his jutention to retumi to New Londen, whence he came to Westexly seven months ago, after many years’ absence. He expects to get work as cook on a coastwise or (wo ee S ny vesscl claiming that he had been in | that line of business for several years, T will make a reduction of 26 er cent.| i In price on the largest and best steck| The senate judiciary committee has | #ct in Amendment Favorably Reported by Senate Com- Be Finished by Sunday— Nashua Liveryman Anxious to Identify Albert Fuller —Eli Gledhill Chosen Selectman at Stonington. amendment of the act incorporating the Westerly fire district, which was placed on the calendar, This action is in compliance with a unanimous vote of taxpayers of Westerly favorable to the extension of the fire district. Chief Enginecr Cottrell, acting for the local committee, visited nearly all property owners in the section proposed te be ded to the fire district, and all were vorable to the extension. Then the project was approved at a special meting of the fire district. A resolution to pay the claims of the Westerly Savings Fund and Loan as- sociation, amounting to $37.50.has been presented by Representative Langwor- thy of Westerly and referred to the point . committee on. accounts and claims. He aleo) presented a petition of the South Woodlawn Improvement association, asking for an appropria- tion for the suppression of the San Jose scale, which was referred to the finance committee. Judoe John W. Sweeney, clerk to judiciary .committee, has planned the ittee to take a trip this 4 ternoon to Point- Judith pond, outh Kingston, to look into the merits of the bill providing for the abolishment of the harbor lines of that body of water. Work is prog ng rapidly en the new road that will connect the Nor- wich-Westerly trolley d bridge at White Rock with the North Stonington road, which will give a direct route betw Westerly and North Stoning- ton, shortening the distance about three miles when compared with the circuitous route by way of Pawcatuck It js expected that the pew road will be open’ to public traffic by next Sun- The Westerly High school baseball squad to the number of forty held its practice Monday on the old Riverside Park baseball grounds, upder the di- rection of Coach Swain and Chap- man., After pra ng for the past two months in the basement of the scheol, the boys had the courage to slam_the ball with much speed at one another. Batting 1y was also held, and the hoys w 'wing sur- prising form at the bat, being taught of HAIR ROLLS every sh n this | made favorable report on an act in city, WAll sizes and colors, and cani- tary in every respect. Call and see them. {From the Boston Sunday Globe, Anything and éverything connected | with my line of business you will find here. OTTO STABENOW, Prop. mar20d z (17 Broadway.| Says: “The closing of the past mouth has been a most satisfactory one te COMMENCE Now m thousands of sufferers all over N England have become acquaint- To Select Your Spring Wall Papers| c...." . . oomict R, tamiete: end by them 'al The testimonials We have tiem in all grades and|Sent me from the grateful people show rices, all new, including our Imported | that they have had confidence enough pers, and at all prices. In me to try my remedy, and grateful- Also Mouldings and Paints, Decora- | ness enough to write and tell me what thons and Muresco. ot t = = s done for them, which I appre- | Now booking ofders for painting, el o T | paper hanging and Jdecorating. e iy peaple medt sy | Stomach-Rite w and p G I hasten to exclaim, ‘No, most decided- . F. MURTAGH, | "" for there u my estimation 92 and 94 West Main Street. nothing rew under the sun, ‘There are Telephone grders. mardd | new and more s uses of many but these so-called new dis- s have FOR THE BEST ALES and LAGER been with us alway Stomach-Rite i#an old-time rem- Ge To tried and true, and th e I did not hesitate to come here o ” o 3 The Plank' 8 FranklinSl, |among you with such explicit confi- O'CONNELL & SHE dence, for I knew the use of Stornach- Telephone 504-4. sept1sd | Rite was all that was neceseary to convince the most skeptical of i Weios You Noticud the actual worth—a stwomach and _liver A remedy in the fu e of the word. Increased Travel? Did you ever define the phrase ‘a per- | Tt's a sure si 1nd | fect remedy? My definition of such i ke logget out Into | i a remady that will do the most pos- . ‘e one of our | sible good while doing the human s; teams you'll he sa tem the least actnal harm,” and that is MAHONEY BROS, Falls Avenue,|the kin of a remedy I believe Stom- mar17d ach-Rite to be. -You are cordially in- vited to stand beside me the Drug Department of Houghton & Dutton Co. and listen to what the users of Stomach-Rite say for them- selves. 1 always request every pur- chaser of Stomach-Rite to let me know Just how they like it and the full re sult of its use. My faith in it is un- bounded, my confidence unlimited. Emerson has sald, ‘A man passes for what he s worth,’ and I say the same of Stomach-Rite. It was just such old- fashioned simple remedies with which my Quaker ancestd n their quiet, unpretentious way, visited the sick and aled their ills. That was years ago. Things have greatly changed now. Quakerism and its simple ways of liv- ing have declined, and fashionable at- tire has taken the place of the ‘quaint gray garb of my peaceful, loving an- | cestors, But nothing, no matter how | handsomely attired, can ever take the | place of their old-time remedies. 1 can remember when a child of looking at my grasdfather's and father's well- worn medicine cas rried with them in their daily travels, with great awe and reverence. My grandfather drove g ‘one-horse shay’ attacted to a net any day in DR. JONES, Dentist, is now open for practice at 35 SHETUCKET ST. with a Complete New Equipment. ’Phone 114-3 Room 10 marlsd CRANSTON & CO. Easter! GLORIOUS EASTER will surely come. Feb. 14, “Doctor’s Daughter” over fast, “don’t-fave-to-hitch’ horse. A little Inack and tan dog on the seat beside hiim completed the outft, which is well remembered by the older resi- dents of Westerly, R. 1. This dear, self-sacrificing old man drove through all kinds of weather, miles and miles, to reach his patients. A full night's rest was almost unknown to him, yet refused to go when called The same ‘one-horse shay,” with and long nedicine thful little black and hearse containing all of this much-loved to beautiful River Bend in southern Rhode Island Beasts and men alike knew they naae friend. The old Doctor e still stands in West- s old-time occupants have passed beyond. Oh, that was indeed a golden age, when each one loved their neighbors. as th:mselves, and d atrue ring of real worth We are now living in what is called a progressive age, but have really progressed? Scientifically, ves, socially and morally, no. Stomach- Rite comes to you from these old- fashioned@ people and bygone day bringing with it a breath of quaintness and a store of health for sufferers. 1 this strenuous life of rush and hurr this remedy reaches you in all jts hon- est simplicity to conquer all before it 1 am proud of the work of my Quaker forefathers, proud of their simple life and untiring efforts to relieve human suffering. 1 am trying to do my part to complete their work by introducing among you a remedy which does not disappoint. and 1 think you will find Stomach-Rite that kind of_a remedy, and that all sufferers of sto) ch and liver troubles may save their health, time and money by using this remedy is my sincere wish, I truly believe that many run-down conditions, such as nervousness, kidney, blood and heart troubles, are caused by a disordered stomach and liver. Perfect assimila- tion of the food, normal acting stomach and liver makes pure blood, hich feads the ner and is true life. Indigestion causes poor blood, and con- stipation is the root of all evil. Correct these things with Stomach-Rite and feel the new life current flow through ur veins. “Very truly yours, “Doctor’s Daughter.” Stomach-Rite may be obtained of the e never upon its well worn used s0 the n, followed the that v mortal family doctor Cemetery leading druggists ‘In every o and town, or it will be sent to any ad- dress, prepaid, upon receipt of price, by addressing your mail order to Doctor's Daughter You are cordially Broadway Pharmacy, Props,. o Smith, the Drugman’s Phar- macy, and investigate Stomach-Rite, Choice, dainty gifts will go to some. As being eminently suitable, beauti- ful and useful we beg to su~gest one of our handsome GOLD MOUNTED FOUNTAIN PENS, WATERMAN'S IDEAL, the Best in the World, $3.00 to $15.00. We also offer our usual Superb As- sortment of BOOKS and BOOKLETS, richly ribbon tied. A very fine line of BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS, arate and ip sets, DEVOTIONAL BOOKS, Etc. EASTER CARDS, EASTER POST CARDS, RABBITS, CHICKENS and DUCKS. An attractive line of Nov- elties. Relina alnard wih Early buyers get the cream. Cranston & Co. 158 MAIN STREET. mar?idaw DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN, Denta/ Surgeon. “In charge of Dr. S. L. Geer's practice during his last fliness. 161 Main Street, Norwich, fliln.‘ _ mox26¢ Hiey’s Teeriess LE e “destroyed forever: nine case t of ten are caused by Catarrh. ‘whic! 5 nothing: wut an infamed condition PEove Wi ive One Hundred Dollare for any case of caused by by '& 0., Toleds, O. Sold b; Take pation. A Religious Author's Statement. Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman, Salisbury, C., who is the author of -severa books, writes: “For several years I was afflicted with kidney trouble and last winter I was suddenly stricken with a severe pain In my kidneys, and The. v Piils for consti- bl'aimmd; Cut Glass Silverware Clocks Fine Watch Repairing 126 M;{Slree!. dec2sd wag_confined ta bed elght days, unable To get up without assistance. My urine contafned a thick white sediment and 1,passed same frequently day and mght. I ccmmenced taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the pain gradual- Iy abated and finally ceased and my urine became normal. T cheerfully rec. ommend Foley's Kidney Remedy.” Lee & Osgood Co. It Saved His Leg. thought I'd lose my leg.” wr! J. A. Swensen, Watertown, Wis. “Ten vears of eczema that 15 doctors could not cure had at last laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnoca Saive cured it sound and well.” Infallible for Skin Eruptions, Sczema, Salt Rbeum, /Bofls, Fever Sores, Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Piles. 5c at Lee & Osgood Co.'s. m—— and made to watch the ball steadily and step up and meet the ball. Many long hits were made, and it looks as if the batters will be greatly strengthened this year because of the plans of the coaches to put more time in the hitting practice than ever be- ce. Arthur D. Ramsdell, a livery stable man of Nashu: . H., will soon visit the Washingten county jail to identify William Albert Keyser, alias Albert Fuller, as a man who engaged a horse and carriage from him about a year ago and never returned the outfit. The fellow who hired the horse of Mr. Ramsdell called at the stable and requested that the horse and carriage be sent to a house in Amherst street which was occupled by pecple well known to Mr. Ramsdell. A good horse and new buggy were sent, and the man whe dld the hiring was seated on the pilazza of the house. That was the last. seen of Mr. Ramsdeil's horse and oarriage. Although the police in.many states are interested in the, identification of Keyser as the fellow who stole the horses and carriages enumerated in his_memogandum, there does net seem to be disposition to detect the “fence’ where he disposed of at least 74 horses and carriages. There is an abundance of clues of a documeniary nature in Keyser's effects to lead to the detec- tion of the purchasers of the - stolen property in New York city, and the wonder is that some members of “the finest” ave not assigned to this par- tioular job. Selectmen Stshle and Wheeler held a session Wednesday and selected Eii Gledhill of Mystic as their associate © nthe board of selectmen for the town of Stonington, to fill the vacancy oc- casimed by the death of Bben P. Couch. The new selectman is prom- inent in republican politics, has serv- ed as selectman previously, represent- ed the town is the legislature, was candidate for state senator, and also for the office of secretary of state at the lagt republican convention. Mr. Gledhill is manager of the Mystic Manufsacturing comgany. Local Laconics. The Uniformed Rank, Knights of /thias, have asked the general as- for the privilege of using tents belonging to the state at the coming encampment. Bugene T. Ward of Wester] merly motorman on the Norwich for- est- rly ‘road, started Wednesday for Coggswell, N. D., where he expects to engage in the cattle business. He was accompanied by Charles Hurd, Jr., o Poquetannock. Miss Florenc ed from the years ago and was a teacher in a Cranston school, died Monday evening after a week’s iliness at her home in Cranston. The young woman had many acquaintances in Westerly. THE CRESCENT BEAULH WATER AND POWER COMPANY Pretty Good Reason for Charter Asked For. (Special to The Bulletin.) Hartford, March 24—It appears that the real basis of the opposition of the East Lyme Water company the charter of the Crescent Beach Water and Power company, which the Crut- tenden brothers of Norwich are en- deavoring to secure, is that without these shore resorts its charter would be of very little value, there bein= not sufficiently closely settled territory in the town of East Lyme to give themn a practicable number of customers, and before withdrawing its opposition the East Lyme Water company proposes that the Cruttendens shall buy it out. This they have no wish whatever to do and practically refuse to do. Thev would be required then to furnish wa- ter to the whole town of Kast Lyme, which is_the last thing in the world they wish to do or would be willing to do, under present _circumstances and probably ever, | It is rumored about the corridore that the fact that the Fast Lyme Water company has had a charter for sixteen years and has not only not done anything with it, but never made any effort to do ‘thing and won't if left in sole pos- session of the field for another sixteen vears, is considered by the committee on incorporations a pretty zood reason for granting the Crescent Beach char- ter and it will eventually be reported favorably Parker, whe graduat Granting MINORITY LEADER DISCUSSES TARIFF BILL. Held Attention of the House for More Than Five Hours. Washington, March 24.—Declaring, among other things, that a mistake was made in framing the Payne tariff bil] in not arranging the revision on the basis of raising revenue only on every item, Mr. Clark of Missouri, the minority ieader, held the attention of the house for moge than five hours today in discussing that measure. In- cidentally, he pointed out that much time would have been saved in the consideration of the bill had the dem- ocratic members of the committee been consulted about the various pro- visions of the proposed law. Mr. Clark spoke in a characteristic style and frequently caused applause and laughter. At iheconclusion of his re- marks he received an ovation from his democratic colleague: He wag followed by Measrs. Wash- burp of Massachuseils and Adamson of Georgls, the former attacking the iuheritance tax provision of the bill and the latter the erection of a tarif wall s0 high 48 to prevent the people of the United States buying in all the markets of the world as well as disposing of other surplus products. Prospect.—-Miss Dickson of Glaston- bury has charge of the Northeast school for the rest of the term. State Normal school two | VISIT the New Store of McPher son’s, the Hatter and Hab erdasher, in the Rockwel Building. You will be wai. come whether you wish i purchase or not. Everything new and up ¢. the minute. McPHERSON'S, The Hatter, 101 Main Stre: mar1sd WHEN you wan! ness before the pu dium better than ing columns of to put your by i, there is no me hrough the adveriis- e Builetin 'VERYBODY CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL, HAIR NOW, and they don't have te wait weeks and months for results either, You will notice marked improvement after the very first application. Danderine is quickly and thoroughly absorbed by the scalp and the hair soon shows the effects of its wonderfully ex- Bilarating and life-producing qualities. Itis pleasant and easy touse—simply wpply it to the scalp and hair once a day until the bair begins to grow, th¥n two or three times a week till desired results are. obtained. A lady from California writes in substance as follow: Thavebeen using your wonder- £ul bair togio for several monihs andatiast lam now Dieesedwith o Wonderfal sultof halr that meus- res over 48 inches in length; the Braid Is over 8 tnches around. Another from New Jersey: After using sixth _bottle am happy to say that T have ‘lce & head pf hair a8 anyons New Jersey. This Great Hair-Grow= ing Remedy can now be had at all druggists in three sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. To show how guiekly Free punil ine icicvs will send a large. ple free o Dy return mall toanyone who e & | seuds this free coupon tothe X, oY 1 Koowlton Danderies Co., Chicags, ‘with theirneme and address and 10c in silver or stamps s o pay postage. > A " A |\ Grows ? Hair flmuf ’ PROVE IT! | ‘ The Ed \ Purchasing s 1o ~ Ve arry the Thmber and Joint, Shingles in great variety, v kinds (i ngs and Wain! vaile Pine, North | and Fence Post | dows, Blinds, Win Casing (molded and plain). ( Stair Rails. Newel d of dgifferent nd Cased Pantry OUR BUSINESS CARD Black Walnut Flag Poles, Doors woods), Brackets, (Obverse.) Est. 1837.——1898 Inc. M ward Chappell Company, NORWICH, CONN, -Lumber and Coal olely for spot cash enables us to sell at Lowest Pr Ofiice, Wharves and Yard: A 76 West Maia Street (Central Wharl.) Branch Office: 150 Main Street. and Long Distance Telephones at each offi (Reverse.) zes (intluding fire Genuine Blacks nous Coal. LUMBER alone is several acres in extent, ook and greatest variety in thi ath, ary mcluding Furrings, Flooring hard woods), Sheathings, Clapboards, Siding, nd Woode), Memlock, Chestnut, Cherry, Cypr Maple, Birch Whitewood, Poplar: Carolina Pine, Georgia Pine, Veranda, Clothes Hitching f various woods and patterns), Wir Mantels, Sheives, Shelving, Base r d Plinth Blocks, Stair Treads and Threshlolds, Moldings (regular and fan “House_Trim ally, Building Paper largest cluding fancy scot (of many patterns iow Frames and S and Balusters, Drawers, Over. SPRING SALE of We have on display in our show win- dow some of the newest patterns in carpets. They make attractive floor coverings. You can save money if yot will buy here. the offerings M. HOURIGAY, Step in and investigate " o MEANS Kodol There are so many of these disagree- | able symptoms—‘heartburn”, belching | of foul gases, bloating, pain in pitof the | stomach, headache, ete.—all meaning indigestion. And indigestion always weans dyspepsia—sooner or later—if the indiy ion is not rectified. Kodol | ean’s help but relieve indigestion. It | stops all the aggravating symptorws, at | | once, by tully digesting all food, just, as | fast as you eat it. Kodol thus helps Na- | ture to effect a complete cure. [ Our (‘?tuuntee oot odor, 1r « te of Kodol. 1 | ou are not benefited— the dru av jonce return your money. Don't hesitate; any druggist will sell you Kodol on these terms. The dollar botile contains 23 times as miich 8s the e bottle. Kodol is prepared in the | laboratorics of E. G BoWiivd Co Cicagon | b Sour Stomach | | 1Sooner or Later ! ' you’l want your seeds and fertilizers and =o will hun- dreds of other people expect their orders to be filled at the same time, consequently someone’s orders n t be delayed. Why not get in line at | BARSTOW’S and get the benefit of first choice? N : | If you have sweet peas on your list we can surely serve you to the best advantage as we have about fifty varieties—all different and unmixed—with all the popular shades and colors included. This seed strictly fresh and we are sure they will prove satisfactory. If it's Seed — — — and we haven't it, you might as well give up! Office—cor. lefi’j’fl‘ Shetucket Bt Teleplione 168-13. Granch Office—Lewis’, 8hannen B oct2sd LUMBER —— i'he best to be bad and at the right prices, too. Remember we| always carry l':-:[ ll:l:naf Ih)!lltl.n'cm us up and let us tell you about stock. H.F. &A. J. DAWLEY may1ed " J.A. MORGAN & SON, Coal and Lumber We carry a well sslected line of sizes fawlly eoal. Lumber for ing purposes. . Central Wh: Tel. W4, C. H. HASKELL 439 "Phones 402 37 Franklin 8t 68 Thambs 88 jan12d The SoughiPumadey €0 IRON CASTINGS surnished premptly. Large stock of No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street. ! The Best Dollar's Worth | 1 what most people gre looking today, and the fellow who cannot it lo workiog undec @ strong Bantiop. That applies to mymnu:»—fl.ull ING. T only ask chgnce te prove my abliiy to it e g e —— J. F. nide 67 West Main Stvest T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, “92 Franklin Street. Remeval Notice We have recently moved from Ne. | 321 Main Street to our new store, No. 283 Main Street, whese we will be ploased to see our fawher patroms as well as any new on who may:favor us with their patrona; The Shetucket Harness Co, Tel. Connection, 283 Main 8t fov2id {We Are Receiving Our | Spring Patterns of Wali Papers _em. and Interfor Decoration and will be | pleased to show them. The styles are | especially charming and the colors | in great pariety. Also Upholstery, | Lace Curtalns, Window Shades sud Furniture, The Fanniag Studios. 31 Willew Street, Norwich, Conn. feblodaw ROGERS Ready Mixed PAINT Has greatest covering capme- ity and durability. Accurately made of the best paint materials by the best machinery and in the most modern and best equipped paint and _ varnish plant in the world. See us when in need of Paints and Finishes of any kind. We can tell you what 1o use, how much to use, and the cost. Ask Us. AMERICAN HOUSE, Farrell & Sanderscn, Props. SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Trqupes ‘Fraveling Men, eto. Livery comnected SHETUCKKT STREET. DO IT NOW and dou't wait until the last minuts, I'm referring to plumbing or ggsfitting. R. BENTON DIBBLE, 46 Asylum 8t ivaee weather. ‘Phone 539, declzo 227 Mal M. A. BARBER, Machinist 25 Chestnut St. HAVE YOUR HORSE INSURED. He may break hls leg this slippery E. G. RAWSON, Agt., St Up Stairs, CHAS. 036000 & €0, 45 and 47 Commerce Stre Piclures and Pholograp framed in the best possible way at reasonable prices. A new stock of Frame Mouldiogs for the spring season, NORWICH FRAME WORKS, 16 Thames Street, Potter Building. mardio ©aen eveulngs. Tel, 1%