Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 6, 1909, Page 5

W. C. T. U. MEETING. Committes Arrangs F Wit Offoring Bession™e | CAULIFLOWER ASPARAGUS NEW POTATOES Mrs. Bverett B. Dawley has return- Norwich, Tussday, April 6, 1909. Nearly Every One in Albion, Mich, s\ ! SRR 8 viyit In yidgepdet. The April meeting of the W. C. T. T1. g - 5 Praises Mi-o-na, the Money-Back | peia Monday acternoon a5 3 e'siock in | & 2 ROMAINE VARIOUS MATTERS. . Clinton Eldridge of Norwich was a s % i helr rooms in the Bill block on She- WM Pt GREEN BEANS ) caller on relatives in Groton recently. | Jydge Wheeler Hands Down Five—Demurrers Sustained | amion, aich—The people in Aibjon | ticket strcet was well atiended and an une Raps, . MUSHROOMS Saturday was the forty-fourth Ofthe} ooy Rogers of Norwich spent Involving New Federal Law—New Breach of Promise | cau ciied " an snobual exteat ber | SHISEAE o0 L e R § the Lazy Man Wants TOMATOES anniversary of the fall of Richmond.| gungay with his parents in New Lon- nvo! 3 g romise e::- :;k. th;. mwuw:::ml; m the “::;‘ .'{,’."“"",‘.,“‘"’”' nfif i s :’;;‘-'—“:I The public schools opened Monday. | 9°™ : and Divorce Cases Brought for Trial. -0~ Cr L erots mattern of Drsiness were talkod Someone Elseto Open L-RA The Academy has another week veca~| iic. raa Connell has been engaged P e M i b SEPRE | DANDELIONS tion. as assistant matron at the Rock Nook s k ted residents say; e iy Bogue Pt Al e, Pl oed ‘::;E:Ec::: s St. Jamdy' lodge, No, 23, F. ’:nd T e Clerk George . Parsons of the e | of the sume place because of nabitual gured me of 'a stomach trouble . thet | TR WS Cross, Nrs. Geor ',‘,’e”%: P i “ M, work the B. A. degree this eVe-| iy Marian Kimball has accepted a | Perior court recelved on Monday five | Intemperance and cruslty. They were ered me & lohg. time.™ pointed a committee {o arrangs for t rivile i i Judge Ralph Wheeler | married December 15, 1838. She wants | W. H. Mott says: “I1 had doctored ¢ ges. and any other new I’l‘ltlbl‘ ning.—adv. position 'hlth H. F. & A. J. Dawley as ldnsc :‘:::: {::?:h :l?‘l‘ re.cgnuy ;::; :‘.r name um‘ tro‘hA]an Chn:pgh i for mnn!dh. ‘without h.l?i tlh Ill:‘d uHl- :::Gt'l;ll' !et :)'f l:;:nllg;:lhd.‘l‘l 1he even: 2t 1t a J3 i eral of th 1 lving the Because intole: L3 el- | 0-na, and since using Iree years that grow flecita Olpta wrones. -id tovistoiel 5 R Hew Gecdera) Taw. and by his declsion he | lie Fauline Williams = of Walsrtord | a0 I have beon tree trom the distress, | ., Such, of the discussion was on the |2 Rogfpjctions 3 Aled from the east coast of Florida are late| Coroner Frankiin H. Brown of Nor- | holds it unconstitutional. sues John A, Willlams for divorce.| Mrs. Emma Overy says: “Tor|{aP/5 Of SUriass, Snd 6 wad, (ot or v market supplies. months T had dyspepsia, bad stom- and nausea. Noth- or cured till T used In the case of Michael Kelly, admin. | They were married August 21, 1901, istrator, vs. the New Haveh road, the | and he has been cruel since January, plea to jurisdiction which was entered | 1904. She asks for a divorce, alimony wich spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Martha S, Brown, of Niantic, A. Davis a petition addressed to the Urited States congress which might ke sigred by all Interested people to make Do you know what those twe A number of the store windows are words mean in life insurance? Somers Bros. Geo. R. Harris, M. D, Physician and Surgeon With 0. F. HARRIS, 31 B'dway. Office hours—38 to 10 &, m., 4 to § p, m. febl2d Fine Talloring SWAHN’S, §hetucket 8Bt, opp, First Nat. Bank. dec28d Everett F. Goodwin Plano tuning, volcing, regulating and draped with Lenten purple, relieved by the white bells of Easter. The April White Ribbon Banner contains reports of W. C. T. U. prog- ress from Norwich, Niantic and Jewett City. The office and warehouse of the Max Gordon & Son Corp will be closed to- day and Wednesday on account of hol- ida; adv, Delegates to the convention in Bast Norwalk of the Loyal Workers and Sunday schoolg of the Advent church are being appointed. A Central Village patfent, Mrs. Hen- ry Moran, is at the Backus hospital, in Norwich, making favorable recovery after a surgical operation. The members of St. John's walk- ing club of New London, headed by Jultan D. Moran, walked to Cochegan rock, Montville, and back on Sunday. | Aprons, all kinds, fancy articles, | home-made cake, candy; bargalns at| Spiritual Academy tomorrow and | Thursday; supper Wed 15c, Thurs. 25c. —adv. Foster, the weather prophet, pre- | dlcts: The most severe storms will | occur not far from April 18 and 19, and Misg Olive Hiscox of Norwich has been a guest at the home of her cous- in, Mrs, Harry Mitchell of Westerly. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Fitch and Judd Fitch of Rockville were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Plouft of Nor- ‘wich, Misses Marla and May Harding, who have been spending the past week with their sister, Mrs. Frank C. Gage, have returned to East Haddam, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Gage of Eliz- abeth street were the guests of Mrs. Gage's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harding of Hamburg, Sunday. SEASON OPENING FOR CHELSEA BOAT CLUB N. A. Gibbs Gets His Boat Over and Others Are About Ready to Launch, The Chelsea Boat club has begun to prepare for the season on the riv- er, having hired William E. Geary again as janitor of the boat house, and active work began there Satur- day towards getting out of the floats | and the boats into condition. Ex- Commodore Nathan A. Gibbs was the first to slip his launch over, getting hig fine power sloop, May, intd the water on Thursday, and on Saturday he took a load of furniture down to his Gales Ferry residence. was overruled. In the case of Christopher Baldwin, adm., vs. the New Haven road, a suit for §25,000 for the death of a young man named Baldwin at Midway, the demurrer which was made by the at- torneys for the railroad company was sustained, The demurrer of the New Haven road was also sustained ingthe suit of B. D. Mondou vs. the New Haven road which was also a suit for $25,000, Mr. Mondou having been so badly injured while at work as brakeman by the sideswiping of his train by another that he jost his right hand. In_the case of Willlam H. Hoxie vs. the New Haven road, a suit for $50,000 damages, the demurrer of the New Haven road is sustained. The plain- tiff was badly injured at Auburn, Mass., when the train he was working on as brakeman was struck by another and he received bad injuries. The question which was raised in the New Haven road's demurrer and which makes the demurrer of interest even to the layman is, whether the interstate commerce act passed by congress, under which the suit is brought, is constitutional or not. The statute 'wag framed and passed at President Roosevelt's instigation and | changeg the relationship of mastér and ervant in interstate commerce, which all these cases it is claimed came un- der. It was the contention of the counsel fo- the defense that the stat- ute is at variance with the constitu- tlon of the United States, and this seems to be impied by the decision and change of name. Felix Mandler wants a bill from An. nie K. Mandler. They were married August 12, 1906. He claims that In March, 1908, she committed adultery with Stephen Congdon in New Lon- don. Ahearn cues Annie Mc- Bride to recover $3,000 which the plain- i Joancd tne deféndant before March ’ Mary E. Burdck and Lucy Maynard of Montville and Alice Flagg of Put- nam claim they are aggrieved by the || will of Amos Church, and take an ap- peal from the probate court of Mont- e, The Capitol City Lumber company of Hartford sues Thomas D. McLaugh- lan et al. to foreclose a judgment lien amounting to $896.37. Alice F. Darrow appeals from the will of George W. Darrow of Water- Yord. by which she is aggrieved. Herman Fisher is suing Joseph Cimachowsky for $2,000 damagag, claiming that by the defendant glving false information to Policeman Math- ews n this city the plaintiff was ar- rested, charged with striking Mrs. Cimackowsky, which he did not do, and by being arrested and locked up was put in fear and humillated, and that the statements were also false and ma- licious, he being discharged in the city court. ‘The Industrial Trust company sues Michael Higgins of Stonington to re- cover $5,000 on notes, while from North Stonington s the sult of Dennis Kee- Zan et al. vs. Bernard Keegan et al, a suit over an undivided sixth of an ach distress, . IhF 1 ussd vefieved Mi-o-na.’ The Lee & Osgood Co., the drug- sts in Norwich, sells the wonderful psia cure Mi-o-na for 50 cents a large box and they think so well of it that they will give your money back if it doesn't cure, OME { PRONOUCED HIGH-0-ME) CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds, o1 money back. and guaranteed by THE LEE & 0SG0OD C0. ilncldenls in Society IR e R SR Edith H. Whiting of Otls street is spending several days In Concord, Fredorick D. Mabrey has returned | to the Sanford school, Redding, after | his spring vacation at home. Mrs. B. P. Bishop, regent of Faith Trumbull chapter, has received for the chapter a handsome invitation from part of the big petition which the na- tional officers want sent. The women ask that all who believe In giving the ballot to them slgn the petition with- out delay. The union has adopted fhe plan offered by a well known sait co cern and will push this actively as ono way of swelling its funds. Walkers Are Still Here. The five Norwich young men, who had planned to start Monday morning | on a walk to Worcester, had to stand considerable jollying and suggestions | of “cold feet” when their friends found they were still in the city Monday afternoon, not having made their start | as It was reported they would. They | explained that the trip would still be taken, but that one or two of them had found things to be done at the last minute, which detained them, but they hoped to get off some time today. . To back up their statements of thelr walk when they reach Worcester, the Academy boys secured a note Monday evening from Captaln Linton at po- | lice headquarters, directed to the Wor- | cester chief, which they will deliver | upon_ arriving there, The five also added one recruit to thelr walking party, Elmer Nichols agreeing to go and get the pace for them Nichols made a reputation as a walker last fa)l when he won a number of walking matches among the members of Open House. * Directlons about best roads tances were also recelved night from Amos an perienced automoboli The and Aats- | Monday the ex- | party at. The contract alone will tell ‘you, and you should not place life insurance anywhers until You have seen what privileges there are in your contract, and also what the restrictions are. Mutual Benefit contrects pro- vide more privileges and fewer restrictions than are cemblmed in the contract of any other company, Harry H. Anderson, Spectal Agent, Box 444, Norwioch, Cenn. Jap-A-Lac Gives new life and lus- tre to old tables, chairs, repalring. Satisfaction guaranteed. | the month will go out cold. Warmest| One of the fioats was put into the | of Judge Wheeler in all these case : \ includes 'Ted” Lawler, “Jackle” Gal- | 35 WASHINGTON ST. days will be near the 14th and 24th. | water Saturday so as to clear the| In the case of Frederic Balmore vs, | ®tate In that town. e e ona Noety. Daughters of he | livan, “Chapple” McKay, John McCor. | furnit d picture . 4 runway for the launches to come out|J. J. Desmond, adm., et al, judement Suing for $5,000. nies incident to the —completion of | Mick. Albert Houlderoff and = Eimer roiture ana pic Tl 340 marisd | Attention, I 0. O. F. All members | on the marine railway and the launch | is given in favor of the plaintiff to.a | Mre, Marle Kruck, administrator of | Memorial Gontinental hail mn the city | Nichols of Uncas iodgy Me. 11, wishing fo go| TWHETS WL now bexin fo get theiri el g e i im OF eother | the estate of Fred Kruck, has brought | of Washington, on the opening of the S ———— frames to Montvllle Tussday night, April 6th. | who” are doing spring painting_and | tha sum of $457.25. 10 the AAMIRIStra- | comrprory sar 1ot aenth of her hrerand. | LiEAteenth Continental congress, April i d will meet at the square to take the 6.45 | other repairs ~ are Raymond Wulf, a ' ecmipany: o6 the e of has TGN, { 39, At 3T Uckoet EVE’, Woman Will be Interested For Two Weeks Only I will make a reduction of 25 er cent. in price on the largest and best stock car—aadv. March was & prosperous month In | | Smith Brothers, George A. Richmond and Herbert Wightman, The Buck- ingham brothers have been working on their all tor and is entitled to recover his costs. This was a suit over land in Ledyard which it was claimed belonged to Mr. Balmore, but was in the name of Fa- who was struck by a car near the tan- nery here, February 23 of this year, fracturing his skull and causing his dsath. Tt s claimed for jury trial. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. 1t you u TREF s package © . s certaln, Tegulator snd_ne 1t you have pains in the back. It is the ideal finish ; > 1 .new launch, Mary Day, bien Chevaller at the latter's death. S o o g iy orin ot HAIR ROLLS every shown fn this | the bullding industry in New Eagland. |35 0 ARGN Pttt ST pab o . H _Loomis, iadm., Seorge ¥ Pladder of Kidnes' trouble, use this Dlessant un " " The money value of contracts let was | - e bE ot New Cases Brought. Bradstreet of Malden for $2,500. It 18| The managsment at Sheedy's Audi- |ef sromatic he: roots and leaves for flOOl‘S inter city. All sizes and colors, and cani- A mitted having the combing in all s ught. " 3 s - e i Mgl g N 10T W00~ ol o ea| $16.361,000, ag againat 6,488,000 tn the | TS, JAVME S, SomOE R AR| o mew cases brought in |Smed that the defendant by fraudu- | torine unfolded a bill of vaudevitle and | il It 3 e K y tary in every respect. them. Anything and everything connected with my line of business you will find here. OTTO STABENOW, Prop. mar20d 17 Broadway. Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pen same month last year and $10,198,000 in March, 1907, Along the Sound shore the opening of spring activity was precipitated by the severest March storm in 25 years, with a periges tide that threatened to move everything on shore out to sea. Repair work has already begun. Today (Tuesday) in Holy weelk is| devoted to meditations on the hours which the Saviour spent with the dis- ciples, when many last words were spoken and predictions made concern- inside carpenter fittings. Stationary Engineers. There was a good attendance Mon- day evening at the meeting of the Sta- tlonary Englneers' association,’ No. 87 which met in the Bill block, with the regular officers in the chairs. One new member was initiated, Mr. Gardner, an erecting engineer, whose home is in Willimantle. The special topic for the evening, with blackboard fllustrations, was the wear of boiler feed check valves, causes and remedies, which well carried out and many vgluable points brought forward and expldined. the superior court for trial being re- turned today. There are two breach of.x\:nmise cases and several divorce sut Myra Costello of Montville sues Danle] B. Darrow of New London for $5,000 damages, She claims that they agreed to marry in & reasonable time and she confided in his promise. has remained single and is willing to marry him, He hag refused to marry her, although she requested him to repeat- edly and especlally on October 18, 1908. August Tinker of Waterford sues Sylvester E. McCarron of Waterford for 32,000 for having promised to mtarry her at a reasonable time after | free from enmcumbrances, but since it ient pretensions sold to Frances Loom- is, 2 woman 70 years old and feeble, 500 shares of a Nevada mine which he clalmed was paying well, and that by his etatement he caused her to revoke her will and put all her property int8 his hands, asauring her that was the only way in which her stock would pay a_dividend. This was in Merlden in 1902, and she turned over property in Niantic to him valued at $1,000. The defendant has refused to account for the property. Richard Wagner of this city suee Nils Johnson for $1,500 damages. The defendant sold the plaintiff property in Laurel Hill avenue, clalming it was moving pictures Monday that won the praise and applause of the public at | the afternoon and evening perform- | ances. There was a pleasing variety and plenty of fun sprinkled in so that | the time spent at the theater was full of entertainment. Heading the bill was the sketch called “Skittles,” with Freeman Barnes, and Ora Lee in the cast, and giving a capital presentation of 'this brightly written playlet, with its laugh-produc- ing situations, in which domestic 'in- telicity and a mania for betting on the races are mixed. The Sylvester fam- ily, Lawrence and Grace and little Larry, in a singing and comedy skit, are winners at every performance, es- During the spring every one would be benefited by taking Foley's Kidney | Remedy. It furnishes a needed tonic to the kidneys after the extra strain | of winter, and it purifies the blood by | stimulating the kidneys, and causing it. Foley's Kidney new 1ife and vigor. Lee & Osgood Co. Up Before the Ba N. H. Brown, an _attorney, of Pitts- fleld, Vt., writes: “We.have used Dr. King's New Life Pills for years and find them such & good family medicine Remedy fmparts Pleasant to take them to eliminate the Impurities from | work, bath rooms, sash and sills. | Thirteen colors, 100 different uses, in various fsize can in 1 of Jerus mo e Fingor Guard R ne Tl or Jorusalem and the end| o4y Fellows Going to Montvills. | March 8, 1908. He has sinco refused | has heen found there is # sewer which | pecially when lttle Larry. three years | we. wouldn't ba without them For it g h'rnhnmcshz‘odga of Montville is to be| to ma;;zghn and refused to In Jan- | has the rlght of way over the land and :x}!dhllou;'rl:o:;r&-d:l:c h:lc‘z-.“\emgfl:‘!:dn! chills, ronnllpl!lnn.khlllnu:‘nflu or sick | in the host this evening for their brother | uary, . he seeks damages. v v, | headache they work wonders o nt . o o Nr&fc\”::mrulo:fl(tg: %{x:{lflr& - :‘ha managers of the Red Cross,| oo, "C8% T0.8 SVOR A& lodge, No. 11, of | Gena W. Ferguson asks for a di-| To recover on a $500 yote from Hy- | There is a big hand for the Sylvesters.|1.e & Osgood Co.'s. For Sale in this City By Kroat convenience, Tt meste th Anacre | ¥P0Se Christmas stempe were so suc- | inig ofty. having Invited the Norwich | vorce from Henry W. Ferguson of |wan Mintz of Colchester, the Provi-| The physical culture girl, Maude prevents cramping, and acts as a safe. | C°*5ful In raising money with which|men to visit them and witness the | parts unknown, on the grounds of de- Dairy company brings sult for | Delora, has a contortion act full of | prxmrore: guard agalnst contact with the pen, |t H8ht tuberculosis, announce three| working of the initiatory degree. The|sertion. They were married Septem- |$600, and W. D. Seagrave of New Lon- | &race, and one of the best in that line,| * None better than Gold Medal Flour. /)e You cannot ink your finger. prizes, respectively $100, $50 and $25, | invitation is a return courtesy for a | ber 28 1905, and he deserted her March | don sues Theron B. Dunham and wife g:ll_s?‘xcl’r;:hwundw‘l:t}“l't’ul::cl‘_{'oi.-tlhnflm'y:‘m Ve ‘When carrying pen in your pocket romove guard and place on butt end of holder, permitting cap to cover pen. ‘We have all sizes to fit any Water- man Ideal. Only 25c. CRANSTON & C0. Headquarters for afl Waterman Products. aprédaw 3 s N will be destroyed forever and when she returns she wil surely | tive side trimmin Recent out of town visitors regts- | kled before it is used, L8 Bel, Roul0 a5d NoRak C - | sut of ten abeanused b C g coating. #ay “Dry Cleaninw beats all other | Any of these hats would please you | {ring fat the Buckingham Memorial| = All tho schools are in excellent san- | Hatch; Ol4 Mystic, B. M. Denniston: | {,"notning but_an inflamed condition atbiods HAORTIT B, Ee:: net 4 | They and hundreds of others equelly Ci A Potter, Danfelson: J.|jtary condition and pamphlets were [ Rockville, R. S. Moore: Stafford | ot the mucous surfaces. iy t need | ooy e ate The | H. Conway, New Haven; G. H. Ham- | sent to mothers during the hot weather | SPFings, C. A, Grant; Staffordville and | ~ We will give One Hundred Dollars Alabastine is made In sixteen poetry to instfll this fact into any of our regular customers — they already know it. But we would lke to inform e foorseenfirodony Shsns ector, but Is handicapped by lack F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. 5. oes. changes being made only where men- ts, T8, the general public that we thoroughly COLONIAL cLUB. = — e taris s 5 ol it wiiss taa | tione: e Hatts Fomity Blite for consti- | | 1y without showing brush marks clean by the “try” provess ladies’ and | Dy, Higgine S4il Leads In 500 Tournac Carpenters Initiated Two. rescrvoir was Jow, he considers due to | The Wwork of Rev.Father Cassidy, a | pation. for designs for the stamp for next| Christmas. Any additional designs, not to exceed ten, that the committee retaln, will be paid for at $10 each. SPRING HAT WEATHER. Brick Selling of Pattern Mats—Extreme Shapes Only the Exception. Just the weather for spring hats. and many were sold on Monday. In spite of the scoffs at freak milli- nery. there are scores of pretty, sensi- ble, seasonable models offered for the selection of fastidious buyers. An extremely natty brown chip tur- ban noted yesterday was trimmed with bands of brown and orange velvet, & handsome bronze buckle and leather- colored quill algrotte. the rallroad at £.15 a, m. and 4 p. m. Dr. N. B. Lewis, health officer of | S r 0 (0 e by Bishop Luther | Some trout which weighed eight and a | br:ifl“vy::egllng'lfl:: nf{r:: :323 Mrs. Elvom;lil :Eecrf:tyc'm’:x'mfi:,' cloull”l‘:lill ;(E:r?\;:y ";?rif B. ‘Nflsonyo! Pmllgdeli:m-. thg Metho- g::z;r ;«:}x‘nds. averaging about eight with 133 Maln SM g g n el April, . maline and satin rbbon, and had big| Mrs. Almedio Eivo, the West Stde| 1IN, stated that there had been few Soi0, “ohen T wil mast at Attiotary green wings. woman, living on Mechanic street, who | fno®s OF Contasions diseases during | ..o Degfuess Connat be Oured. For a young girl was shown a hat| was badly burned by the explostion of | t® Year, the sanitation being fmprov- & ne wappointments include: by local agplications, as they cannot in ross fints, ‘the fashionable big | a lamp last Thursdsy might. is pre. | 3007 [he building of more sewers | 1he ne wappointments inciades | | +Yoon“the Fetsed portion of the. ear. Broadwuy" shaps, Ms adornment 8 |gressing favorably towards recovery, | oore, 47° More needed and the Yan-i, .0 Supcrintendent: Baltic and Ver- | 1her® is, OBy one way to cure deaf, Persian scarf, irriglscent ornament,| it was reported Monday evening from | g 5¢'icr Should be relaid and the out- | ooy "P'chorles* Smith; Colchester, | remédios. Deatness in cansed by an in- yery natural looking shaded apples and | the Backus hospital, where she has | iot Of the culvert at Page's lane should | 37 Co, = 03 “Garaner 'Lake, A. L.|Ramed condition of the mucous lining fing lilies of the valley being combined | been since then. FHer husband, who | D carried out into the river. There | pUPP "0 S0, REI0NC R W' Thom- | of the Bustachian Tube. When this as garniture. was burned about the hands and arms | SnqUd De @ sewer in Talman street | SHg (Ao S0 rv: 'E. J. Corey; | tubs is inflamed you have a rumbling A" tri-cornere@ model in champagne | v¢ the. came. s Pa moe r S n Boswell avenue from Tweltth | 8% Fast Glastonbury, . J. Corey; | ,gunq or imperfect hearing. and when A durable, hyglenle, beautiful oilkc braid was trfmmed with ribhos | (ne hospital Mondag T ne (Ose ot el gia: eeper Is |beriain; Hazardville, Thomas Tyrie: | tbsult “had. untess the' infammation - . N i nic 1l and cel facing was of rose, pink roses, foliage Buckingham Memvorlal Visitors. gconomical but very offensiva during ét,‘:ii‘ ,.f,,’,‘i 'I:A':rinulfl %fivmsm\ods Siored to Lth mormal condition B e and rose berries forming the decora- on view today. Bulletin’s millinery advertisers will tell you just where! similar_occasion some time ago, when Tncas 1odge had the Montville men up Tere to _see degree work. At the meet- ing of Uneas lodge Monday evening in 0dd Fellows’ hall arrangements for the trip were perfected, and it is expected that there will be fifty in the trolley party to go. New Star Route. (Special to The Bulletin.) ‘Washington, April 3.—The postoffice department has iseued orders estab- lishing a star route between Lebanon and North Franklin raflroad station to be effective July 1st. The mail wilj leave Lebanon daily, except Sunday, at 7 a. m. and 2.45 p. m., and will arrive at the railroad etation at § a. m. end 345 p. m. Returning mail will leave mond, George W. Gifford, Putnam; James T. Shirley, Elwyn R. Shirley, Baltic, and Lyman W. Lee, Groveland. 19, 1906. Abble L. James of New London wants a bill from Phillp A. James of the same city for desertion. They | were married ‘April 20, 1599. She wants also the custody of a minor child and {\er name changed to Abble L. Shel- ey. Anne Chapel Tooker of Montville secks g separation from 8. J. Tookerprior to March 11, 1908. of Coventry to recover a note for $700. For gnods s0ld to the defendant prior to January 23, 1909, the Uncas Dyewood and Extrast company sued the Amer- ican Dyewood company of Chester, Pa., for $7.000. Thomas Wolasanka and wife of Salem sue Basil Wolosanka difficult feats. For a comedy ventr quist, Palean had the crowd with hi from the start and he makes his place on the bill one of the lvellest and most favored. His line of work with the talking figures is out of the ordinary and finely done. The pletures, as usua' and wife of the same town for $300 to recover $8200 In value of goods sold REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE HEALTH OFFICER Dr. N. B. Lewis Favors Increased Wa- ter Supply, Discontinuance of Rotary Sweeper and Public Closets, dry spells and streets ghould be sprin. on the care of small children. Dr. (?fl.ppell has been appointed milk in- s NEW APPOINTMENTS IN NORWICH DISTRICT Result of Changes at the Methodist Conferonce—Fifteen New Pastors. Following the announcement of the ministerial appointments at Pawtuck- Mashapaug, J. Van Deck; Windsor- ville, Thomas J. Stewart. There are no changes hers, the Roman Catholic priest of Fall River, are all good ones and entertain as well as Instruct. More Trout Catch: Herbert B. Cary of the Eaton-Chase company and Willlam A. Moran, a clerk employed there, were rewarded | for an early morning start after trout Monday by returning with a string of nine. Nearly all were of a size to tickle the pride of a fisherman. Louis J. Maples of West Main streer last Thursday caught eightcen hand- for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. Buy your ardent Seed trom W. H. Cardwell, 3 to ® Market St. THEY GROW, mars0d Make Your Home More Attraclive Dbeautiful tints and puts on even- Lee & Osgood Company Largest dealers in Paints, Offe | Varnishes, Purse White Lead, Windew Glass, Bronzes, Stains, and all palmt- ing material, | Estimates on Plats Glass chesrfidly furnished, Correct and Dressy Fentlemen’s garments with the The Carpenters’ union held its - | many fish i v a o A RN v’ - v success, at slight expense. o e A ular meeting Monday evening in Gar- | lleved the 2&3;.?’.‘;331’5‘ ::fl,:;u&”d who was an important factor in induc- | Foley's Honey and Tar fs ~ safe- Ready for use when i 4 In the 500 tournament at the Colontal | £27erS’ hall 1 the Lucas building, on | by seineing. Measures should be tak-| In§ the voters of that city to declars | guard against serious results from . by ohib Monday svening. e erjovriad | Shetucket street, Initiating two new | en to increase the water supply. He | LOF no-license last fall, was commend- | spring coldsp which inflame the lungs MIXED WITH COLD WATER § 9 o ot o joyable | members and receiving the reports of | belleves the large brook which runs | ©d in the annual report of the temper- |and develo ° into pneumonia. Avoid hng S Dye wnrks tains Heay Sharn aed FransEins main- | the auditors, as this was the quarterly | from_Lebanon through Franklin int | A0Ge committse, submitted at the clos- | counterfeits by in haying R by Mmuphw hpavis made | meeting. These showed the union to | the Yantic river above Yantic would | '8 session of the conference. the genuine Fo!e); 2 '.d-nfl 'l;:!r. For your housecleaning neces- f§| Tele, 157 Franklin St m“‘ng 29,700, Lewls 28.650,Roy Wash.. | 0, 1 quite satisfactory condition as to | furnish the required supply of water R ST T ‘&\_hl(jh ::gtncxzn no harmtul drugs. Lee FOR MEN . *| burn 26,780, Lamb 24,670, Davis 24,040 """"“’mmfl &h0 Baknpo &t & compazatively &mall cost, It ms | MAYOR LIPPITT WILL KICK OFF. ey 1 sitles such as Paint Stains, f| S None ettis 23,080, 22,250, a watershed of -4 miles much — :hmr:3 ;:.qss:voewdhfr:'::fi' D larger than Pease brook with 11 square | Accepts _Invitation of Norwich Asso- I'd Rather ¢ e Gloves for street or driving | Washburn 78,760, Winters 18,520, H. miles, Bog meadow with a mile and ciation Football Club. | than have my feet c‘fl! °fii aid M. L. " J | Washburn 18,340, MeMahon = 17,94 u = a quarter, and Falrview with three-| Befors the council meeting Monday | Bingham of Princeville, Iil, “"but you'll wear. ‘Willis 17,920, Plerson 17,430, Dibble 15, | 340, Reeves 15,200, A surprise party for Harold Darby of Hill street was given Friday even- merry programme of were piano sel and Gertrude O'Nefl. Those present were Ottille Penault, Dora Lemonte, Francis Penault, Grace Brown, Alfred Penault, Margaret MoVelgh, Edward McVelgh, Trene Cantara, Edward Can- tara, Gertrude O'Neil, George Bedard, Joseph Wozniak, Florence Peck, Jose- mes and_there Says So It Is So. in Drug Store Preparations—just as much of a difference as there is in people, and it Is just as difficult to determine their value as it is to take quarters of a mile, From these figures' it would be reasonable to expect that the city has at its disposal it could tic with profit to the city, providing the water supply of the city would warrant the extensfon. Facllitles are needed to care for tu- berculosis cases, 87 deaths having oc- curred here the past year from that disduse. The idea of a colony for each county is a good thing. He called at- pump the water from the brook in the | night Mayor Lippitt was called upon by Manager Reid McIntyre and Cap- | afternccn at the game between Nor- wich and the Lorraines of Westerly @lally accepted the invitation, especial- ly when it was explained to him that this was a championship game between the PFastern Connecticut flag holders and the Rhode Island champions. The football representatives were %resentod to the mayor by Councliman eath, through whom they also ex- die from gangrene (which had eaten away eight toes) if you don't,” said all burns and piles, astound the world. 25¢ at Lee & Osgood Co.'s, Don’t Forget that persistent saving is the on- ly sure road to independence, and that deposits In our Savines Carpet Stretchers, Curtaln Dry- Preston Bros, FRANKLIN SQUARE. | Crisp and dainty Neckwear. Ay the water supply could easily be dou- |.tain Clifford Hilton of the Norwich | doctors. Instead—he used Bucklen's A Sm“h the Drugman bled from this brook. It seems with | Association Football club, who invited | ATnica Salve till wholly cdred. Its|j ers, etc, etc. | p y. y the large quantity of electricity which | his honor to be present next Saturday | CUres of eczems, fever sores, bolls, Shirts, Half Hose and all other requisites for proper Spring ing from 7.30 to 9 o'clock, proving a Bog meadow or directly into the wa- | and kick the ball off for the home team. GALL ON | defighttul avening fof the litle host ter main which now extends to Adams | While this was something hew, the dress at and his friends. All took part in a| There is a difference in Drugs end| tavern and could be extended to Yan- | mayor told the football men, he cor- '\ McPHERSON'S, | Ghe Hatter, | aprid City of Norwioh “;hhr Works. Office o e ik oant mar 't | tentign to the needs of public closets | tended complimentary invitations to all Dhine Keyes and Hannah MoVeigh. e ure” of & man you don't at RZs'ehplacei and attention should be | the aldermen and counclmen to attend Degrinsant Mads from the firet | H“%‘nfi%hwfu NI Y AL ow. In' buying Drugs and Drug| &iven ‘the catch basin at the cornmer | the game. 4 SR . 3 Chelsea Put Overboard. o | ot Market and Water streets, which is g | T [ ata¥on 31, 3005, are aite Sad pevabis v¢ — COLD STORAGE — The steamer Chelsea, which has been | Store Goods how are you to know | connected with an old drain. Norwich and Westerly Officers. Bl R bb Fl | The ‘Otfice “ADEI 3, 1900, OPcs open hauled out om the marine ways at The number of deaths in the town 3 ” ue 1Dbon OUTr |from § & m. to 12 and 1 to & p. . Fire protection guaranteed. v them ? ., There was a meeting of the Norwich Wednesday and Sal ay eveningA 7 to Noank, was launched Monday after re- were 404 and he estimates the DOPUIA- | 40 vestorly Raliway romonny roor 82¢ b Wednsagay and 5 M. BRUCKNER, Furrier, g e e ag Smaral;| By seldeting a drugeist upon whose | tlose(s: 1nstalied ang B8 caw yticey | 1% ana among other matters transact. SR e LAdditions will be made (o ail bilia g ¥ Franklin Strest, Norwich, Conn, | being rushed on the craft as fast as|wora connected with sewers, 4 new officers were electsd &8 follows WS: Isatntee evacy, DA 06 Wiws fays: § T & A LIAN Y 1V Rs, . h o e and reputation for selling oual B el President, A. E. Locke, Boston of each month, draw interest at | a ™, apréTuThS possible in order that che may be de- = toes, Chrren: B hiagest ENR DI 1t C. W. HILL & SON, | w1 Castior. % livered to her owners next weck. ity goods you can absolutely depend. Dr. Paddock Seriously 11, P. Phelps. Mr. Locke succeeds Heénry the rats. of ¢ per oent. from the |, . " 4 Men worked on the craft Sunday in AMedical Examiner Lo §. Paddock, M, | H. Gallup and Mr. Pheips succeeds S. first of the same month. - e e e e domor \ L SPECIAL order to get her ready for departure.| Thers are many reliable drog stores,| D is serlously il and confines o' ng | W. C. Jo : : mar2sd A 600D TIME NOW ] ! the Mill Remnant Btore, 201 West ain Street, a lot of Fancy Silks for jvening and dding dresses. all colors, ore’s " ing he was reported as somewhat im- ‘Word was recelved Monday that thi " v v ¢ dow” prices: aiso Latest"Sizle Drens | not be gotten out. 8o holes had io b | MOres the pity, but i you want €0 be| ;¢ veq, but st in a eritical condition. | five. mdsicians DeloREIng L0 the. Stan: JOUR Borse may have it at any tims. | A GOOD PLACE NOW opds Musiigs and Cotton Goods ‘at [ drilled absolutely sure remember that He has been ill but a few days. dard orcbestra who have been omploy- | Shelucke! Streal, Norwlch, Cons. | Yowrs may be the mext. Who pays| . pu.yge ae No. 253 Main Strest MILL REMWANE STORE, i 5 > ed at Bellair, Fla, this winter at the | aprig DuEs? The t stock to pick from in the 201 Weat main 51 Beskespers' Mesting e Hirs High Singh, G ot wise and pave i . feb27a JOHN BLOOM, Prep. The eighteenth annual convention of x:gfiyfv:fie:&::ebf i .vxv‘:-?:::r Friday. TRY THAT i 'I’,‘M;,': ¥ THE NEW TRIPLEX BAG ‘st :P:n Eo‘an::l;c;l:; Fg:i’gex;x;:l ;T:«:tl:; Smifll lhe nru man pled the ducks aver £or & strine of L1t ¥ Herbert Rich of this city 1s a mem- ® 2 PR 0 g N | greatly reduced price. Call and see it. ; day, ) - | ber of the orchestra. ‘Phana 555 - —- DR. N. GIBLERT GRAY, |HZfcoma’y Sk €5 Mhere i 30 g 5 : e eanut Salad 0il |-=== iy vorc ™ | The Shotucket o} morning and afiernoon sesslons, the ystic—There Is talk améng 1 ommon ourt. SRADUATE VETSRINARIAN morning _sessfon opening at 10.30 capitalists of the village of nuufiauh: The court of common pleas will 715 o dMetucke arness €% AND DENTIST. | o'clock, the opening exercises including WM. . BODW Prop., HODGE'S STABLE. Tel. 10. 4 to 20 Bath 8y Some difficulty was found in remov- inng the old propeller, as the key that locks it on had broken off and could the presentation of reports and election nl Discussion will tollow, there ere some of another kind— Says So It Is So. bed at his home, on Washington street, M vith stomach trouble. day even- Hygefa ice plant in order that the res- idents may be supplied with ice during ‘the summer Musicians Coming Home. come in here for the April term this morning with a jury for the trial af the eass of Burr ys. Burr, The Thames Loan & Trust Co. GOLIC! COLIC! a Rallion’s. apTed First-class wices, liquors snd clga:s. Meals and Welch rarebt servec to ardec. John Tucite Prop. Wel Al-k to buy a new harness for the Spring | and Summer season. No. 283 Main Street. ‘martid . 2