Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 1, 1909, Page 8

| | kibernians Featuring Forty F.ve Tourney—Arcanians A ct “ on Death Claim—Resbskah and Pocahontas Whists— Knights of Columbus Convention—Organizer Ad- dresses Mechanics. v : ORDER OF PROTECTION. Columbus in Bridgeport are making || Local members of the supreme lodgo | elaborate prepara dgl:::s ‘tgrmfl:;’e:‘::_ of the New England Order of Protec- | tainment of the €CCka?es (0 (00 0 €15 tion and the newly elected representa- | Dial state convention of the order, to tives from the Connecticut mndhlod‘e l;;a:}e’cli n The Str A have received notification that the 22d | 3 . annual session of the supreme lodge| The ge‘l;nte; tgnnéa Mnm:‘n'm of the order will be held in Boston, | feach Bridgepo n”mmm-“m_m‘ rioon, Tuesday, May, 11, in Intercolonial hall, ;’lr‘:.r 9!;;&&!:;;! s ok s Dudley street, to hear and act upon the | first, second and tW%d SoSreC £ % o8 A. D. LATHROP, Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta Telephone 168-13. Branch Office—Lewis’, Shannon Bldg. oct29d 3 J. A. MORGAN & SON, ¢ Coal and Lumber We carry a well selected line of alt sizes famlly coal. Lumber for bulld- ing purposes. | Wash Goods ‘Bargain — k. reparts of officers and committees snd | ex , b h Seco Silk, Silk Warp, Mercerized Filled High Lustre Fabric, || fo vicct oficers tor the coming v¢ ai *gslgg,“g};mfi:dffg,%:‘ts%fi > Cantral Whart, Tol 884, A 3 3 § s el & Pred- | Brooklyn, N. Y, In charge very desirable for waists, evening dresses, etc., 27 inches wide, || 1, & i with Supreme Warden Fred- | 2 Daniol J. Grifi-and stat. 5 § i ‘ 7. L. "Wheeler- of New London, John | After the initiation, whici -] - self color dots, twenty shades to select from, pink, light blue, T =ripn"o‘r"alxnzm Coventry . M, Sume the entire afternoon gnd & part LE OF 1% ‘S8 o M"h_dmm ot the. SN WS A % £ ¥ 3. Foley of this city, the two latter | Of the early evening, the candidaiée EGS prices, too. Remember we always navy, black, marine, old rose, apricot, lilac, cardinal, tan, mais, i | wili be tendered & banquet carry a big line of Shingles. Call us having been elected t the late grand | lodge session. are representatives from | this section of the state. ! ROYAL ARCANUM. it Climninte ¢ho ball Norwleh' cqunell’ Nh740, Held ita | ,.3ne ‘Soltventign will ooer ih r Tussda; sfated meeting Tuesday evening at the | o0 O Rl 7R hm o R, 5 e Buckingham Memorial, going upstairs | ni*mons o 10 0 C R0k RIS T el will and vacating the post room to accom- | pe.onvene at 2 o'clock. in the after- modate the big St. Mary's' parish whist | Tocor *ae 8% 2 0K A e to di which was being licld there. This move | hoon- A%, SfoRt WL N8 THTC NS aay. wars greatly appreciated by the parish | ose of all of the bRertee B O e people. The council took action on the | ¢ 1GN= #75 TNy TEHETE & cted. The death claim of Rufush T. Marshall, The | 15 the order to B o o der last death benefit o be paid before this | {SEUOR B GEENCE 5 SR was for the late John E. Warner.. = = The committec on finance of the su- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. GENUINE Stratfield. On Monday nigth a ball will be given in Eagles' hall under the auspices of Bridgeport chapter,Kpights up and let us tell you about our stock. H.F. & A, J. DAWLEY mayled COAL an WooD C. H. HASKELL champagne, Copenhagen, Nile, amethyst, gendarme, steel, cream, ivory white and delft blue—our regular price 39c— Sale Price Today only 28¢ per yard (Second Floor) Pompeian Massage Cream News from Norwich’s T 1 perfect condition on windy Spriag the best specific to keep.the skin X sreme councll, just concluding its| o o4 reatest Garment Store ~33c, 5% and 79 ar. L The aunual fleld day exercises of the 489 £—— "Phones w02 Gre 2 <, 59¢ and 79¢ per jar. mi-unnual efamingtion offers to they o, Te 217 R T wi LARGE 37 Franklin St. 68 Thames 8t jani2d Women's and Misses' Tailored S in &ll of the seasom’s leading mater) ana colorings; chic models lined with- | be held at the baseball grounds, Savin | Rock, New Haven, on Saturday, June 12, at which place the brigade s or- ORANGES - wn 19¢ e members of the Royal Arcanum are to be congratulated upon the re- cults of the Conside: NAVEL ng ¢ past year. R B siik or satin, value up to $17.50Today [ HOSiery and Underwear that the whole country );axh;xtperlenc;al“ Gonad 10 shbbafd I B g Vit 1647 i one of the worst panics in history, with . m. L special $12.95. Women's Black Cotton Hose, seam- | general business at a standstill, rall- | AR effort hae been Beomspe i b Ad.nl' Ta'ol‘ Women's Extrd Fine Suits — two- medium weight, 25¢ quality—To. | roads abridgin sex;penh--. méu:mctf‘r‘; ‘ I;,,‘:‘;‘f ?m- ; :;k-s encfin’ ‘;x:enz ot n e < n piece effects, all finely finiched and |day 19c pai ’_ ‘\f’l‘,"‘"‘:‘;‘plfgfx:'e;‘if\v°“}‘ll(’f“l"r organiza. | the uniform rank, in an appeal to the § 1861 rich colors, values up to $23.50—To- [ oo Lt Cotton | Hon would mafurally be affected, and | legisiature. This was not favorably day’s price $18.95. “ : : Hire . therefore a practical sustaining of our | reported upon anid that project was o ofter (0 the publie the finest standard 4 3 Vests, long and short slceves, knee |, porehip, and a wonderful growth in | necessity abandoned. It has been the brands of Beer of Europs and Ameries, custom annually to assemble for one Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavari Women's and Misses' Coats, bl tights and lace trimmed pants—Tedey | our emergency fund is most gratifying % AT i day’s routine ,and New Haven was se- ¢ Panama and fine coverts, all 1 5c each. and assuring; that our. condition is so | 48yt k 5 Beer, Bass' Pale and Burton, Mu s favorable entitles those in active man- | 1ected this year for convenience of ac | Scotch Ale, Guinness® Dublin Stout, right up to the minute—Today $10.00. | cesa. The qrder of exercises at New Ha- agement to our grateful appreciation. ed Ginger Ale, Bunker Chitdren’s Coats, 4 to 14 years, sofe (Main Floor) It is the duty of the committee on | e e R s HIll P. B. Ale, Frank Jonss' Nourlshe ' finance io carefully examine the books | Ven this year w : - blue serge, others fancy striped wor- o reasu = Company drills at 10, battalion drills SOLID PACK n A | Ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, 3 of the me tréasurer,-supreme au 0 : | o > stéds, value 36.50—Today $4.95. ROUgh POHECC Silks dit premme trustees, and believ- | ¢ 11, regimental 'dress ‘parade at 2, o can sc Mo IC N | Budwelser, Schlits and Pabst. s ing that the result of our investigations | followed immediately by brigade re- TOMATOES A. A, ADAM, Norwich Tows. Vomen's. Rain. Coats, made 27 inches wide, all =ilk, 17 shades to | 108 (2L A Ha Lt O e ot | View, after which will take place com- v Telephone & ‘ootea stylish in the materials and leading | choose from—Today 57 per vard. we would state that there were 12,457 | Petitive company drill, for which three PQPULAR TEAS s | benefit certificates issued during the | Prizes are offered. Bri hoadguar- CONDENSED s 5 9 * colors—Todey $8.95. | Sl benelit certificates fosued during the | 1280 01y e he Saa View bouss: The - - e §¢ LadiesTravel Miles Women's Dresses, fine Messalines | clafms during the vear was indicated | music will be furnished by & baid MILK 25¢ 1b. Don’t worry over. the and taffetas, Princess? effect, ; | x, 3,241 clab amounting to $7,686,- —_— to come to our store for the bargains } B g = | rnishings 740.90, and during that time the emer- AMERICAN MECHANICS, 4 . | in DRESS GOODS. The fact that we e 450 and e, Men’s Fu g gency fund was increased over $1,000,- | Miantonomo council, No. 30, held & MACARONI price of Flour. You can buy direct from the manufacturer, N s Men's Hermsdorf Black Cotton [ (000 by the addition of $850,000 from the | special meeting . Fridsy evening in 24 - . ¢ € saving the middleman's proft, is being b aatita o 1 Half Hose witt unbleached soles, sizes | Supreme treasurer and - interest of | Pythian hail, witich was an open meet- |l —2-1D. pkgs. MOBRICAN still buy our Best Bread appreciaied mors every day. Our cuse : y . f“ g 9% to 117, , value_25c—Today spe. | $191:805.24 on the invested funds, ing and smoker to; the meml:;n. and . tomers get the ber t. ?l-y"wo'ul ace, regular $1.00 qua : <h, YalEEs ; 2 o their friends, for the purpo ear- yopr name to our increasing lst T e cial 17¢, 3 pairs for 50c. ~ FORESTERS. ing State Organizer Thomas F, Gi- MOBICAN CENTURY BLEND at g o e e ] i puTN, L SRS C IR o e BRADY & SAXTON laundered coliar and cu s, * 0 | applications_at its meeting Tuesday | nearly forty, of whom more than hailf A J Same Size | ends, single and double stitched. with | avenin . 5 =" non-memb d there were » T e e & ening in Foresters' hall. The meet- | were non-members, an slephone 306-2. MORWICH TOWN, “‘I’"’!"»‘ d\ a8t s“ o iy st off, regularly 50c—Today special|ing was adjourned after a Session of | several frbm A meeion councll, No. 84, aug1sd son imported ginghams—Special 25. | 29¢ pair. half an hour so as to allow tahe hall to | of Montville. 2 & be used for the St. Mary’s parigh whist. | Frank Q. Smith, chairman of the BEETS - - 2 cams 15(: Same Prlce | 28¢ Ib. committee of arrangements, called the REBEKAHS. | meeting to order end int duced‘ Or- EFRI G ERA‘I'UH . 4 Fo- 4 . a1 | anizer Gilmore, who is an ex-nationa’ o > Corsets and Muslin Notion Department wiiope lodge, No. 21, held a special | Souncillor of the ordor and was the : OURS IS THE BEST organizer of this counfill twes Peari Buttons, assortad sizes, ona|lows' hall, in the Olympic building, v = ® | nderwear s g having teen tables playing and en- [ 280, Mr. ot - | c7en on a card—Spesial for today 4c| joving a Tleapant social evening When | 20dress in which he set forth the dis- v | R IN or HlNE | The Best, Because— Women's Corsets, long hip, medtum | card, the scores were counted up the follo tinctive Americanis e / i Thas saanivaess 3 < A Je. | tion, standing for the highest ~types M requir s Ice. bust, four hose su ) 1 C ) fto | 1BE HETCLOURE.L0 bO Tug pElke SH g deals of American citi- . | They maintain an even tempera- : e | Bnamelea Cllar Fins i blue, whito | Firsts, Miss Alice Smith, 61, & jowel | 20 highest 1deals of American SALE WILL BE GOING ON.| @ A Special 50¢ pair. | and git—Special for today 10c card. of: T, A Duvis, #, watelr tob. | g T P e UP THE RIVER AND DOWN THE BAY. || - | < AR S ‘Women s Musiin T ep em- Nt Bt AR . R. Su’unfl»m, 46, a pitch- ! laim upon loyal Americans as do the Hnfoy snusbil tlile’ shimanes’ by purchadiis s’ Motor Bo | Only two minutes’ walk from Frank- | A “N:l.l b asily and. quickly brofdery, ruffic Special 50c. | ou; . rebiglh St i e R nociatiey formed by the forelgn born Universal Engine for the boat you have. | lin Square and you will reach us. il e s ety . %0 CONTEDle. 100 he new gowns, ptg - gy S who come to these shores. 8 & Bur- 5 5 | — mould, no da " - Women's Night Robes, V neck, tuck- | quuiity —Today choice 592 yard, bon dish; Joseph Lane, 18, & ban- | porter of Hberty ~and fresdom and The Cost of Running a Motor Boat is Very Small. | During May 1st to May Sth we will S e embroidery med ial ~ iy b America’s cherished inetitutions, an: \ o v i e R am were served. ¢ the loge | NS O principle that any berty-los- SOME OF OUR STANDARD MODELS [ close ot £,000 yards ot goods tn tnis| ¢ WALL PAPERS ; . AL the next meeting of the lodge | fre - - iz pr s Sl i o g Y # AR ; there Is to be work In the full degree, "‘7.;2'3'}&25?“ 5?1?“3:'3“‘,,;:13,,,,,_., the|] 14 foot launch, beam 4 feet 8 tnches, 1 1-2 H. P. Engin .$165.00 “.k- ing’s Fabrics In the finest materlals ; PP LR, e A e R - s ol R A o (Thirtinlaen) b ahere is expected to be & three kinds of membership—the bene- || 19 foot launch, beam § feet 2 inches, 5 H. P. Engine...... - 29500 ||y lengths from ten-to twenty yards|seen in Norwich. Specially good val- Bkirt, extra ‘quality of muslin—Special ) arge attendance. | fictal, for those from 16 to 50, paying || 20 foot hunting cabin, beam 6 feet 4 inches, 5 H. P. Engl.ne.... 400.00 AR DALE: el o el v |Ues fn White Back Chamber and 00, Upholstery and Carpet HIBERNJANS. e A el e o 1 tng|| 22 foot hunting cabin, beam 7 feet § inches, 71-2 1. P. Engine. . 595.00 SR gl o ke [ oken PRows St Th #e Sud Aav g i iun shadeg and abrics e- | Toll A or borde Departmflm Division No. 1, with President Mich- | business of the council, but no bene. UNIVERSAL GASOLINE ENGINES FROM $50.00 UP. ; "r' 01 i | (Center Room) “ ael Dwyer in the chair, held its reg- | fits; and the honorary, wi s what e ween this lot ) TR : ol ] = ; - Catalagues furnished. | MR s Tuts, Tl ¥1o0% sk | TP 1Y £ W Cenfence [ A AT N S PRI i { ana see what you can ot 1¢| SHEA & BURKE, 3741 Mai SL. rt Department-- e BT T, A e o Bew members Sere nitlaied, (o | nomo Council and. inviied thoss pres- West Mystic Manufacturing Co., Wesi Mystic, Conn. not satistactary, money retunded. | aprsa . L o applications received, and two names |ent to join in the spirit of loyaity, | = RS Free Embroidery Classes Today special $1.50. voted on an attractive feature for | patriotiam an@ devotion, which were | . IF YOUR HORSE IS INSURED Co 4 Carpet: Lnoad the mectings, it was decided to conduct | the moving ideas of the organization. | === i T B A G —= | “lfl Hew Mill Remnant smffl will close tonight. Ladies purchasing | 3 a serics of debates or discussions at| Organizer Gilmore was followed in . 5 Y A A A | 3leces today will receive full instruc- |- 4 T das Sk e meeting of each month, these |an earriest talc by Ashley T. Boon. | (I SERIOVEL OF DOt BT, N0 laymen, | East Hampton e tactories | |77 FRANKLIN ST., Nerwich, Conn, | AND DIES (oo itor fni 4 67c—Today sperial 43¢ yard. to be under the management of the of- | past state councillor, who was honored | Hi D ppointments wil v begin their summ ied L PRl v Y [0 er fnianing same | fice T o eiont | With o adas upon the platform. He | tend to confirm the respect aiready felt | of 55 hours per week today (Saturday), | mayid |you can laugh at the other fellow. Stemped Lingerie Melts — Tod Lokl bk s aiped which s now under way, and in which [also pressed home the merits cf the | {°Cthe Jutgment of the new exeoutive. | starting in one month ear than | - | E. G. RAWSON, Agt., i i e oday ula c—Today sresia'| Division No. 1 has the lead over Di- |order and repeated the invitation to| —Waterbury American. | usual. | House $54-2. 227 Main St. 'Phone 589, Vee. {29 pair. vision No. 2, the two divisions have | join. S % — , DO YOU KNOW aDr10d Sectonne. Pillow Sit . he social interest well sustained. The was _ announe: another B s PRl 304 O Cretonne Pillow Slips, ready to ue G008 - aanortigent s8eotch Lnce For | Diabere il Bl A e T | iacker ol e e Mk Deitis Chess and Checka. e T o 5 | Y epecial vajue—for today 17¢ and 25, |1ue ar ehost enrteine. valne 1o | lowing: 3 ichacl ¢'Con_ | evening in the same Ylace and o gen- | Chess was originally the game of s o A8 % | Burkhardt’s Bock Beer ¢ 3 4 i 7S nor, D. . Johin Fenton, John |eral invitation was extended to all to : g BT ING BAC - . | Large line of Linen Bureau Covers, |day special 16c yard. Suliivan, John Brown. John 1. Done |attend. The members are looking to }1:8;“!!?«! game nfldsl;:hs h’l:h ;nr'j |and TRAVELING BAGS in i TRY IT. hand drawn, handsome A, s, values | ,, e Sk 3 1 nelly, Patriek Michael H. |ee good accessions to the membership | “Shah” became in old French “eschac, | you are interested FINBEST IN THE CITY. up to $2.00—Special 75¢, gane: Window Sgfdes, full Wis o8l Ghatti > Dennte H. Delaney, | list as a result of the two meetings| while the old French “eschecs” was We will be glad to show them | i olors, regular price Today spe-| yyaniel O:Conr {and Organizer Gilmore, who is work-| further corrupted into “chess.” The to you oM | THOS. H. WI N, 78 Franklie 3 LSON, | cial 20¢ each—ring pull free. Women's Neckwear Jabots of Muli and Net, finished (Basement) 1 Venise and Val. lace trimmirg, actvai| Kitchen T quonash co: , No. 11, and a fine ¥5c Jabots—Special today only 1240 ware Department time was enjoyed at the game and in each, Royal Granite Enamel Ware—1 quart | & S0cial way. First prize among the toyal e 1 Women was taken with a score of 47 MULL TIES—Dainty Mull, fies wirh | Milk K uart Sauce Pans, 2 Mrs, 11 Clemeat, who received a R iboiherad” i > W | quart Pre Ketties, items usually | jewel case: Mrs. Louis Manchester re- nce gnd embroidered ends, in neat ae. | (UAT T Today choice 12¢| ceived a LArette as second prize for a £'gns, 25¢ value—Today only 10c each. each. score of Anna Guile re- % ceived a rd jar as the consola — Nickel Alarm Clocks, reliable make, | Hon: * A e men E.”A. l(\'!nnu S Rk core o ptured a stickpin LHC c t usually 9%c—Today 69c each. cuff buttons as first priz Ernest Bos € Lounter sey and James Counthan, who had 45 : ged 32 points, scttled second prize by cutting. Dotted Chiffon Veiling, known as D D on which Mr. Counlhan won and re- the beauty veiling, in black, brown omesti feeived a pack of cards. The consola- avy and black and” white, regular VS (‘:” epartment g SooE o s staving value 25c—Today only 19c yard. PR el s BRI Lo coaliaa Fave, tup mote whi : e size, cxtra heavy—Today only! piunned, holding one next Friday cven- ———— 17¢ each. ing el e home of Mrs. Jane Holme: . 164 well avenue, and another at the . s | . Ruseid Crash, all nen, good width, wxt meeting of th I e ha Dress Goods--StrlpedMohalr; Toc quality—Today 7ije, [ xS mpetinEN B Coin il i £ Best English muke, 42 inches wide, |* Extra Fine Waist Material, shecr I‘fSTE,R,N, el : all zood, seasonable colors—Today 52¢ | brocaded effect, has sold this season T Tl i reealn ucsung ahthe yard. 4 | for 59c—Today only 29¢ yard. ) I, at which Wor- | W. Balcom pre- We Recover Furniture and Do Carpet Laying. WEDDING GIFTs |, NoW 5 the Time nt Pansies and all Perennia . . . loves, Canterbury Bells, Peohies in Sterling Si 5 2 T Si g Silver, Hardy Phlox, Poppies, Jap. Irls, and Silver Plate many other choice things. 4 Come and see us. and fine Cut Glass. Everyone buying $1.00 worth of goods will be presented with a bunch | of Ferman Iris. | Estate of G. GEDULDIG, : Tel. 662. 77 Cedar Street. i apr26d The P]aut- Cadden -Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths, Estab. 1872. Norwich, Conn. WHEN you want to put your busi- Whem 7OT <YANT 0 PUT your Dusie DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS. A party of nineteen tables was as- bled for whist in Foresters' hall club ¢ candidate Ther social t W alioted a good attend- ne which was gre: 1e music « phon- by Herman ot ‘adden company very fine, and sise of all p KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. five conncils of the Knights of anc \ enjoyed w erate thusiastic 3! Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Kills to Stop the Fiend. for 12 vears of John Mich., was a run- paid doctors ~ ove worst foe dwin He there is no me- | ness Lefcre the public. there is no mes advertls- | lum better thau tnrough the adverts- g columns of Zhe Bullenia. esa betore the pusiic ¥ fum better than througi _ / ing columns of The Bulle $400.00 without benefit. Then Bucklen's Arnica Sdlve killed teh ulcer and cur.- res Fever Sores, Boils, Fel- Infallible Corns. If you want to feel well, look well and be well, take Foley’s Kidney Rem- edq. It tones.up the kidneys and blad- der, purifies the blood and restores healtii and strength. Pleasant to. take and contains no harmful drugs. Why not commence today? Lee & Osgood Co. nin, under the auspices of | mnected with Sebe- | Ing in this clty in the interests of the SELECTION OF JUDGES MEETS WITH APPROVAL. All Sections of State Satisfied Gardiner Greene is Exocellent Judicial Tim- ber. The following editorial comments on | the appointment of Gardiner Greene of this city to the superior court bench show the high estimation in which he is held about the state and the regard of his qualifications tor the position: Judicial in Temperament. Governor Weeks is to be congratu- | lated upon the appointment of Marcus | 1. Holcomb of Southington and Gardi- | nér Greene of Norwich to the superior | bench. Mr_Holcomb is a well known figure in the life of the state and hes the confidence of all as a man and & | lawyer. Mr. Greene is one of the best | equipped lawyers in the eastorn section | of the state and'is essentlally judicial |in his temperament. Like Mr. Hol- i comb, he has seen service in the ‘em- | ploy. of the state and is well grounded in its history.—New Haven Journal- | Courier ! Jurist of Proved Ability. | Mr. Greese, though mnot so well | known n this part of the state, is a jurist of prove dability, who has at- | tended to his business in the past with {avoidance < fself-advertising. Those | who know him well are confident he | will make a good judge, and the rea- | sons they ~ive are excellent. His evi- {dent qualities are all in his favor. New Haven Register, Is “Tall Timber.” Hon, Gardiner Greene of Norwich fis also “fall timber.” He is a citizen of the highest character and professionai attainments. His scholarly mind is highly developed and his work on the | bench is certain to be of high order. None but words of praise wili be heard ny quarter concerning Mr. Greene. That Messrs. Holcomb and Greene ceserve high place in public estimation |is bevond a doubt. The state will | honor "itself by honoring them.—New | Haven Leader. Measure Up t> Standard. In the apoointment of Attorney Gen- eral Holcomb and Gardiner Greene to the bench of the superior court Gov- | ernor Weeks recognizes the clais of ability, locality and political service. Both gentiemen have high standing as iawyers, both have been closely asso- ciated with republican pelitical prog- ress and both, by their residences, represent sections of the- state which have expressed earnest desire for rec- ognition. They measure well up to standird of the Connecticut hench, and their elevation will probably have more original form chec has likewise been preserved, though we little think of it when we draw a cheque, or when we suffer a check, or when we speak of the chancellor of the ex- chequer. The great object of the chess player is to protect the king, and when the king is in danger the op- ponent is obliged to say “check,” i. e., shh, the king. After this the varlous meanings of check, cheque, or ex- chequer become easily intelligible. Ex- chequer, or scaccarium, the name of the chess board, was afterward used for the checkered cloth on which ac- counts were calculated by means of counters. The Right Sort of Wife. An Atchison man recently refused a proposal of marriage. “I like you,” he sald to the girl, “but you have too many friends. There would be too many at our wedding, for you would | | | 47 Franklin Street, be afraid not to invite them all, and | your many friends wouldn't be satis- fled unless they made fools of us by playing some kind of crazy pranks on us when we started on our wedding journey. You have so many friends that we would get all kinds of wed- ding presents that we don’t want, and would be kept poor in future trying to pay back when the donors got mar- ried. You are nice, and I like you, but what I am looking for in a wife is & woman who is friendless.”—Atchison Globe. A Lost Bet. An Irish waiter named Kenny was noted for his wit and ready answers. A party of gentlemen who were Stay- ing at the hotel heard of Kenny’s wit, | and one of them made a bet that he | would say something Kenny couldn't answer at once. A'bottle of champdgne was ordered; the one wio had made the bet took hold of the bottle and commenced to open it. The cork came out with a “bang,” and flew into Kenny’s mouth. “Ah,” he sald, “that is not the way to Cork ’ Kenny took the cork ont of his mouth and replied: “No, but it's the way to ‘Kill-Kenny.' "—Ideas. May Tth REPAIRING A SPECIALTY For Friday, HAMILTON ket Hara ROCK and RYE |moome s : A Fine Assertment ol ... MILLINERY may at ilttle prices. MRS. G. P. STANTON, octidaw | AMERICAN HOUSE, Furrell & Sanderson, Props. SPECIAL RATES to Theatrs Troupes Traveling Men, ete. Reguiar price $1 00 * Geo. Greenberger, Norwich, Conn. ¢ SHETUCKET STREET. Telephcne 812, mé Be Wise in Time — You cannot keep well unless the bowels are regular. Neglect of this rule of health invites half the sicknesses from which we suffer. Keep the bowels right; otherwi waste matter and poisons which should pass out of the body, find their way into the blood and sicken the whole system. Don’t wait until the bowels are constipated; take BEECHAIT'S PILLS They are the finest natural laxative in the world — gentle, safe, prompt 4pd thorough. They strengthen the stomach musclés, and will not injure the delicate mucous hmng of the bowels. Beecham’s Pills have a constitutional action. That is, the longer you take them, the less frequently you need them. They help Nature help herself and Keep the Bowels Healthy Bile Active & Stomach Well In Boxes 10c. und 25¢. with full directions | _teb2 The Shetucket Haraess Co. | Livery connectel | Carriage and - Automobile Painting and . Trimming | Carringe and Wagen Work of all kinda Anything on wheels built to order. PRICES AND WORK RIGHT, ;The Scott & Clark CORPORATION, | 507-515 North Main Street, aprisd | l/ndvrrailoo;i‘firc fiar EachDa The most suclesstul business »an 18 the one who knows every detal’ of his business and does not depen’ Upon & | pull for his success. Bach «y this Is | better understood. In no Jusiness ls La detailed knowledge mere essential | than In the Building Tade. 1If vv; | want an estimate on ary Wwork in’'m | line, I'll be pleased t. g!ve you the | benafit of my many ears experience. C. W, WILLIAMS, Generai Contracting and Bullding, 218 Main Streot. ‘Phone 370. auglvd DR. CHAS. M. VETERINARIAN Fodge's Stable, Bath Street.