Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 29, 1909, Page 6

» Mr. make 19 - lot Yet Leased, But Maybe—Counter Sulu in Grilla Case|s: years " az0, and has but 20 actual | president some : : ; 4 Free Burning Kinds and Lebigh - —Death of Peter Livingstone—Workmen Combine| Gaspors o o New London, | (S0 8 foc p | 4 g8 & : ALWAYS IN STOCK. to Secure Reduced Trolley Fare to Stonington—Sur- a?l?'..:‘fi.“.fi‘é‘... eamar: 0t ’& irrom i i AD LATIIIOP. prise Party for Geo. H. Spicer—Small Fire. 5 Rt s g jail, The eomplaint is returnabdls to the May term of the superior court. ‘Telephone 168-12. ) Mrs. C. T. Cundall discovered fire in the roof of the shoemaker sho~ near the lrlnal! Office—Lewis’, Shannon Bldg. Thers wero rumors during the past| Peter Livingstons, aged 76, of West- | railrond rtrack, Saturday night. He e ) weck that the mill buildings in Main | erly, died Saturday morn notified members of the P. S, Barber s ey v W street, owned by the .Messrs. Segar, | home in School street. Hal hose company and the fire was extin- had been leased and would be oper-|ago Mr, Livingstone operated .“hhgd without damage. The cause oa an 00 TR B mm s SR ST g Wonderful ALL DEPARTMENTS CONTRIBUTING lam Segar, one of the proprie- | forced to retire on aecount of failing ; A. L. Potter & Co. the gentlemen who were here during . mar19d the v‘vuk to lock luto the local condi” | ~Indications are not favorable to the e innln oda arc tions, were perfectly satisied with the | jmmediate construction of the new <IN [ 4 (R LUMBER —— mill ‘property and location, and with | postoffice buliding 1o Westerly, al- Wo are agents for the PEERLESS § —— the rental prics of the mili, the own- | though the $100,000 eppropriated for| Danbury.—The formal ceremony of | vACUUM SWEEPER, without doub The best to be had and at the right ers having offered the 'pl’DDer!%" - & | the purpose is .,v;n-:,.)‘.. Buz‘:’ were :,r;:' l:fi'i:gwo,t ;Pgipf:’lr?ig:n;} &fa t:: n.? most ;:;-cflul and up :«:Gfl:‘ fl:'l 5 f it 3 . prices, lmn: m“-. flw‘: asls of three per cent. profit. The la- | gsked for a site several months ago, anbury hos chine on the market! eant G carry s line ingtes. Cal B6r, ‘power and. othar cssential Doinis | and'the trustees of the Hannah B. W: | Seturday aticrnocs. Einde 5 Turaiture chrpeis - boddis Fashion’s tendencies for Spring will hold reception. It || w22 i of Shinetes, Cal v ~ were examined. The projectors were| Brown estate offering a site cov uud in and hardwood floors. . H.F. & A, J. DAWLEY Ty G oy, e i (a0 sharheh | e s e seasminen by ovemirment| SRorned. Somparashe, u eashon "aet | tking them un and portieres snd nzs| | will be a revelation and a delight, through which you may {| =t Sty “milen ot New Tork thto, and; | bade “Boen mmace Teret- by Jetiistive| Waterbury.—About Seventy-five pu. | And the dirt In the bage Droves its et éleén your visions from the creations of the master de- Co al and Lumber leutfiw in Westerly. Mr, Segar said, es!ats or the people of Westerly have :;l; Crosby High school Friday even- tiooe thuntl B S e Mix yat Bote ] imaty eaqateat been made, mo money | Hartford.—1, A, Steels of No. 1231 | SHEA & BURKE, : 37-41 Main St. Womcn’s Wear. 8 Conteal. Whard, _ Tk w4 oty ise i (oun had. Gt (he | Sta'of o el B eken B, e | T8 OUAS ofE 1s o larws as & Fosss Close personal touch with Eurcpean ideas is found to COAL ana the town by reason of excessive rental | the general government. These things|9fed and perfectly formed. informed that the wverage pay ofpart by the present postoffice bullding| Middletown—A number of boys &t| 1t snoroughly cleans carpets without they could pay, that the labor market | gsite has been examined by government | dropped temporar] rtains without taking them down. was very close and that the cost of [ representatives, pronounced satisfac- | count of unsatisfactory deportment. °“h does it wark: Wittiout any Qisplsy, J. A. MORGAN & SON, " ficiency. after examination, the vrojectors went o That’s all that hag been done, | p! the evening school received di- ed in our window. 4 away, with prospects unfavorable to the trustees of the Brown | plomas at graduating exercises held at | See it demonstrat - . . { . & well selected line of all signers of Europe and America inall that pertains to Jf sty 2 5 0 St however, that these prospective mill | knowledge. 3 men had' been invited to return to| The required offofal examination of sopt19d of their locating here and @dding 10| has been pald in connection with the | PArk sireet is exhibiting a curiosity tn the industries of the town. transfer of the property, and therefors | the egg line which is no less singular |/ mar25d everybody else in town had, that the|state of Rhiode Island has taken no ac- [ The outside exg is as large as a goose Segars drove the Solway people from | tion towards ceding the property to| 5% end the innmer ovum is dark col-| . A GOOD TIME NOW 4 nd that the exorbitant rental charge | must be doue before active building 8 to buy a new harness for the Spring - - RS s catios Tor the vaGMISY oF the | B ere i o S AV s anford:_The Conmectiout company | 12" Buramer season. express signal proof of the pre-eminence of our fashion cor Iflufl}h buildings, The general sergbly has been in in the vicinity of their supply pend, m' ma .ow ” % e Solway mills people were about | session since Januark 1 and the time > A to ot 5 et S e g S| 5 e o e S O | (1, PeinE e 1o SO U | vt e e i 18 st s || TECEDIESS, knowledge gained from representatives abroad, B T i e e o vm 2 | opt. by uamkmeed pousent NLed ‘: provements at their resarvoir. The stock to pick from in the { ¢ H- HlsKELL erly, an: e people of the town hand, with prospects of adjournmen city. the beneflt of this tiriving industry|in s few weeks, If work on the West-| Middiebury.—A freak of nature was| +wWe also carry the finest stock of who kcep us thoroughly advxscd, 489 - "Phones — 402 . for geven years. Their business grew | erly postoffice Is to begin this vesr | recently born on the farm of Fred 8. |-Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling 3 p i 0L 5 Thames 88 and the local plant was inadequate, 80| there must be activity on the part of | Chase in the shape of & lamb with one Bags in this elty. rankli the company erected an extensive| the federal government at once. head, two bodies, .ei g8 and two Jani2d B UL S | o eor had ot aeursns| S o S T Tm:;n:kgrfi;:& Filled to Completeness with Large and ||~ 7ing to do all their business in thelr| ol ¢he body of a young Ital had been active in tha case against own plant, and under one direction, as : 2 & matter of business. The Segars made Essex.—A. forest fire in the woods WM. C. BODE, Prop,, h 11 t f Rtter Tomttis inducemant (or. tha | Jopepn 8 Orills was sitached wpon |, Eeid foreet fie fn the wuedel O e Bht Mo Strest. Comprehensive Collections o The Vaughn Foundry Co. e s o s s | case ana for slander, Tha complaint | Wopds Qistrict last week burned over & = . is returnable to the May ‘term of the . " g . ceased to be troublesoms, 2 ; o S N t G d "“]N cAS'"NGS SEE" o’ i are-wae 0 oney SRS i Bonte BT G 4o pring’s Newest Goods. IRON CA 3 urn promptly, Large stock o patterns. No. 11 (o 25 Terry Bireet janz2a in Westerly more anxious to have the against Grills it will probably be to|| ° town grow in industrial importance | ENAT FEOR 1T YU Provaitly s than the Sogars, and naturally there| iuiiayy witl have his own case to con: is none more desirous to have the m Dropesty ocoupled than the owners. | o e tie case agalnst Grilly is ¢ It is also reported that two of the Westerly are in- | somplainants against Grills are to be e 1 Lo | increase in the| arrested for perjury in testifying that In this showing of magnificence which we open to you beginning today, due thought has been given to the full The Besl range of productions with a care and experience that is Dollar's Worth Granite work terested in the g business in al] & ns of the coun- | they deposited $600 and $500 with g oS try, the local granite men are getting| Grills at one time, when Grills’ books & full share of the increased business. | show the amount to have been receiv- ' The recent contract recelved by the |ed at different periods, and one of the - Booth Brothers to furnish 200,000 cu- complainants testified that the tran- blo fest of cut Maine granita, to b | saction I raference <5 basdion meonny 135 Main Street, Norwich, Gonn. actually behind the display. e are looking after used in the construction of the termi- [ to Rome took place on & week day: A s & s what most people are hxg‘ nal station of the Chicago & North-|when as e matter of fact it wae on a || Free Delivery. 'Phone 29-4. today. and the fellow who cannot give it is working under a strong hand It is therefore with a full sense of our responsibility J| fpict e i Bodg: prove my ability to give it te you, that we warmly and cordially invite you to take a part in Py - = ' this budding forth of Spring’ s\newest fashions, which ex- §| s 67 Woest Main Street hibits a complete and superb representation of T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plembing, F 35[11. On o Dr eSS 92 Franklin Street. Millinery, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Gloves, Neckwear The Quallly Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings, Hosiery, Petticoats, of ‘every Drag, Chemical Muslin Wear, Corsets, Jewelry, Novelties, Babies’{| o eermd — " Wear, Dress Goods, Silks, Linens, Wash Goods, §| tax i iem and then, too, a most complete showing of Men’s }| DUNN'S PHARMACY, Haberdashery of the most approved fashions. ; 50 Main Street. marsd western Rallroad Co, im Chicago, | Sunday. Recelpts given by Grills for means the employment of 500 men for| the $600 and $500 were: delivered on Beiarriad and aressod ot the Booth | ey, >0t daied for he roiown|| 3 cang Evaporated Milk . . . . 25¢ plants in M o, This is snld %0 be the basis for the - 2loxes Matches - . . . . .. I Judge Alberti R. Stillman, recently reappointed mcmmn{:‘ of the town & court of Stomington, has paid no at- / B ]b 11 Ention. o the peiiton-at rotert and | srvere was rsport in westeriy sun- || Best Apricots, Ib. . . . . . . ¢ re '~gfl_’jh;;;od.mft‘;;:k_"‘gmglynck;:Mgg be adopted workmen of Westerly 3 k R . e 25 nted William &, Wiicex o Paw | S0PV 5 Slneeion, 2ad vies ver: PP INISHIS . .o L e T iy C assistant prosecutor, Bdward A. | i;iggion the Groton-Stonington trolley of Stonington clerk, and Fred- ) B P b 8 1 Baralel ot Bemeatuck pe | 00 1n peeceitBestPrumes,b. . . ., . . . & e 1 time ecction of & dep- | 'he plan, as reported, is that these e to flll the vacancy occasion- | vorkmen will hereafter, commencin, B P he 8 " e 0] g . - . kS ;!leh of )":ben P. (L:nuch. is] t0a y (Monday), make the trips to and est eac s B . . . . c onpecticut leglslature. L.|srom thieir work by the steam cars, or Bhe omear o™ 2% ooR | the commusation wratey booksweia by || Flour . . . . . bbl. $6.75 bag 85¢ D 27¢c--32¢ time as the fare is reduced to five 300’1‘01( :&[:ne the faze by the steam road 1a Bu{ter e AT RO e L AR T L Y Siency of Poruad 02 " If you want good TEAS and COFFEES we have them. places of employment, these interest- ed workmen are willing to fore - venlances, in. the Hope ok Seaiy, Coffee Ib. 18c, 20c, 25c—very best 35¢ by tite withdrawal of patronage, the | g trolley road to grant the reduced tare, Teas Ib. 25¢, 30c, 35¢c, 40c, 50c The leaders in this plan say that the change will cause a falling off in the || EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEA AND COFFEE. Y jreceipts of the trolley road of about . §60 @ week and belleves this will force the trolley road to come to terms. This five-cent fare busi has Iong been under diso on, and CuredbyLydiaE. Pinkham's | 'l 377 255 i : HOME ADORNMENTS We Are Receiviag Our Ses Componad | ZIT",“'E fae from gty 0 Wt | , : Je Spring Patteras e b e 7 i o i R P, This opening is so comprehensive that it not only provides for {|of Wall Papers |§ personal adornment but also for beautifying the home in fine et o it T e mation and conges- | ice is as nothing comvared with that Draperies, Upholsteries, Rugs and Carpets in the finest qualities || i e i St Samar'ss tion, for several |given by the Groton-Stonington trolle Furniture, perjury cases that are to be brought by Grills agatnst his complainant. W . My doctor |road. The fare from New London to ®id therze was no | Eest Lyme, seven miles ta direct line, ‘hope for me but an |ls twenty cents, and ‘ten cents from operation. I began | N mdon to Montville. All these ing Lydia E. DR C R CHAMBERLAIN, Kham’s Vegeta- Compound, and I can now say I am & well woman.” Emaa DRAPER. Another Operation Avoided. “ the Connecticut national ard has . . . ‘.r;?#“‘rxi ;i.nz;.'.‘r'.x"“’“” :5;‘;:',;‘a:;:,;{:g?‘;;;:&;;?ig;_fig P . Luxury unites with ,economy, and while there is a subtle §| USE D master and commissary of e N o . . . . [y A o do e iy o e s e charm in viewing the fine array, the economy in prices lends a 1 t is not 3 ;x"x'}::‘t“fi;z?:zs,‘m“é g f e TN L touch of added interest to the showing, At all times the prices : suffe itor at leasan lew. . . . . . - r 1 o Elsbth, vidow ot Dennis Maor, 5 at this store are the lowest in keeping with the superior makes 2 ‘Wwoma 1xG, 11 Langdon St., w’s Vegetable Com- roats and herbs, moat successful e worst forms of displacements, tamors, irregu- cplnl, backache, bear- atnhmy, indiges- B“ nuwu-prou tration. Ttcosts t a trifie to try it, and the result been worth millions to many lufltfing women. A Fine Assoflneln ol . . MILLINERY at ilttle prices. MRS. G. P. STANTON, oct1d Denta/ Surgeon. In chargs of Dr. S, L. Geer's practice during nis last iliness. 361 Main Street, Norwich, Conn, © novigd NOTICE 2 Dr, Lowise Franklin Miner is now _ focated In her new office, 21 Main St. {Kenyen Block). Office hours, 1 to 4 p, m, Stonington, A leglslative committee has this fare business under consideration. Charles A, Thayer, formerly of Put- nam, once a commissioned officer in stomach trouble for the past two weeks, was taken to St. Joseph's hos- ital, Providence, Saturday afternoon. he was operated upon in the evening by ome of the best surgeons in the siate. The conditions found wero so serlous that there is but glight chance of recovery. Mrs. Moore has two sons in Westerly, Joseph and John, and is @ sister of Policeman Joseph Walter of New London. Local Lascenics. Dr, John Ls May has retumed trom 8 two weeks' vacation. Rev. Joseph L. Peacock preached n the Miner church, North Stomington, Sunday evening. Jobn McMakin died Saturday morn- ing at his home in Whit leaves Mrs. Ch: R Brown gave a birth- day masquerade party to sbout fifty friends in Caledonian hall, Saturday evening. Joe Foley of Westerly, who played third base on the Stonington team, s to have a tryout with the Lyn» team of the New Bngland baseball league. Thirty young friends were enter- uln-d ¥riday evening Mr. and Mrs. by presenting a handsome silver There was e klatch, Friday after- uoon, &t the residence of Miss M. A Burrage, teacher of German in the ecly high school. Maiiy of the the affalr was ert Johnson, a former Westerly quarryman, who. returned to his old home in Aberdeen, Scotland, seven months ago, in the hope of recuperat- the oven, nor the cook, all the time, Ofttimes hapless results is the fault of the flour. Ceresota Flour is the one sure flour. [t’s always the same. | e e T || and designs suggested by culture and refinement, all those little necessities of refinement in Fancy Pillow Tops and many artistic oddments that tend to make life so harmonious are presented. Don’t blame and qualities of material, quality being always the true basis for economy. This, then, is a double incentive for your presence here today and for the remainder of days to follow. Location of Departments THIRD FLOOR Miltinery, Upholstery, Rugs and Carpets, Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. SECOND FLOOR Cloaks, Suits, Waists, Musliz Underwear, Corsets and Infants’ Wear. MIDDLE ROOM Women's Neckwear. "MAIN FLOOR Silks, Linings, Laces Hosiery and Underwear, Men’s Furnishings, Gloves, Jewelry and Notions. Dress Goods, Domestics, Wash Goods, Kitchen Ware The Famniag Studios, 31 Willow Street, Norwich, Conn. feblodaw Ready Mixed PAINT greatest covering capao- ny g durability, Acourately made of the best paint materials by the best machinery and In the most modern and best equipped paint and varnish plant in the weeld. 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. Asl Us. CAAS. OSEO0D & 1, 45 and 41 - Commerce Strest.