Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 26, 1909, Page 5

EXPORT ROASTS OF BEEF NATIVE SPINACA SPRING LAMB ' '.h v A VARIOUS MATTERS. of the £an on J "ok and o the s Central Ver- | England T are to be clerk and treasurer of the | commission. _The fund now amounts to over $900 ‘and it is proved that another menument shall be erected In 1969 from the fund at the Norwvich Town green. 2 The Mason monument will be dec- orated on Sunday, July 4, and it is lanned to fix it up some time before hat time. A provision in the char- ter of the assoclation provides that there shall be fifteen members and ncne less, and counsel htaving been secured it is belleved the members by PINEAPPLES, $1.25 Dozen bert R. Branche of Lafayette street were the guests of Mr. and Mr: Charles A. Gager, Sr, in Bozrah Tues- day. the church to wiich he called, There was a large ested congregation morning and eve- ning. Rev. G. C. Chappell expects: to be In position to take up his residence. in the parsonage about June 1, by which date the bullding will have been renevated. Steamer Block lsland Inspected. The steamer Block Island, which has gone to Noank to overhaul before fitting out, given a dry dock In- spection _at Noank Tuesday by In- ors of the will of Henry Dwight Wheeler, who was born in North Stonington and later went to New York and became wealthy, - He bufit the Wheeler High school In North Stonington and endow- ed it with §100,000 and when he made his will fn 1901 he left the school the um of $100,000 and the residue of his estate. He died Sept. 13, 1906. 5 His niece, Louise Newton Bixby, of Drosun. Jpfeong W will on the novel grounds that the school could not take over so large an amount of money when its charter sald it can only hold a fund of $100,000. In his beth P. McDowell r'n eonstruction of will of David A. Billj The Some of the eims on West Thames street have been banded with a prep- aration to kill the beetles. Consult J. P. Combies on decora- tions for the coming celebration.—adv Plazza partles will have to post- poned—unless the piaszas are steam- heated, these chilly nights. The steam yacht Narwhal s rap- ” 'y mont's contract with the New () ASPARAGUS A slight frost was noted in western § . ! Navigation "-H’ wilt fi"" The g Lot f MILK-FED VBAL Connecticut - towns on morn- " & (2 ss et ” New York wilj follow the New London b it 3 ¥ ¢ ‘ument $600 was erected at a CHERRIES ing. 3 S 3 - 5 R e e meme | 10, New York within a few duys. * BMOKED TONGUE ot | Mrs, Agnes M. Stelnway of New| Nine degisions were u‘nm down by De paid to the churches named od "'l.z ::om:lae 'kne‘:‘nmco' :m e g ¥ CAULIFLOWER Visitors to the suburby ate bUAE" | York city is visiting her sister, Mre. | the supreme court at Hartford on (e WAL o0 e away “except Jonn T. Wait and be|5® \U8 HOT SRCR JUaken from g HEAD LETTUCE ":L:"“ besutitul swamp, sopie Charles A. Yerrington, on Laurel Hill.| Tuesday. Three were from this coun- | what he endowed the schoof with orig- | Went (0 the weneral assembly S06 | he Mohawk and Mohegan oF mot nas ; opuimd . Mrs, F. M. Atwood and daughter of | V1, ; ; , 129,000 ‘may. g0 10 - th8Leycreatter the mayor and two alder- | DOt been learned and mone of T O ; . = RADISHES Dance at Unton hal, Fridsy night; | maunton Mass, have recently heen the| 17 the case of Thomas B. Hewitt 'men or the city. the selectmen, town | (78 has vecolved offers 4 TURKEYS Geer's orchestra.—adv, guests of Mr, and Mrs, E. C, Leavitt ot | “7d Others against the Wheeler school clerk and treasurer should f}t‘m!lllflh; priceeavi o b T { FRY CHICKENS ot 30 Spaulding street, and library. et al, no error was found, ol e Ml BTSN B FS Assumes New Pastorate. - BROILERS There is a ““xr,hl u:" «mm:‘:.na: . L A the opinion being by Chler Justice TR R STione i Tor the tare Of the moli= ln Unlon Baptist church on Sunday I 4 3 in; en e 1 v, e X 0! ‘arrenvi 7y STRAWBERRIES bunting for Memor Mra. J. Austin Gager and Mrs. Her- | PYAWIL L ecutors | m A vinoing 1s glve cese of S| oment.. The town clerk and treasuyer [ Bev. G, C. Chappell of wWarrenvilie ea“ ' “ 4 may21d 'NOTICE Mecause of the Shannon Building fire | have been obliged to change my Mr. and Mrs. J, Gibert Dudley and daughter Marian of Providence, who have been the guests for ‘the past week of Mrs. Walter E. Champlin of Laurel HIll avenue, have returned to thelr hom COURTHOUSE ADDITION * : SOMERS BROS. the opinion belil Judge On March 1{‘1’“«. a driver in the employ of O'Nefl, ., took some rocks from a load he was trying to have a palr of horses climb a hill with and placed them on the roadside in Pawcatuck and then the horses got up the hill. About this time Mr, Sted- man and his two Flowers IMPORTERS AND MANUPAGT« bottle by Mr. Clark, and Racer, a e WE DO YOU A GOOD TURN | great hunt th h The matter of having darrels of ice |and cook on the Florence Automatic ') o never caues gou sugee S Wikn yo| e Hghis oot O e el Winter—Numbor of Changes... | water ‘sbout the “cty” at convenient | Oif Siove and i Florence Oven, e Lee & 0sgmd S. LINOLEUM bt i S A A T B e 0T T bl e e it I8 S G DG s i Bded rates, © wovheed AnQ WL B8 087 oty i Florence: Autamatic, which WINDOW SHADES { - " ‘arm and Ink much o ach other’s | corns. lerve how it & v v may be sire that you will get what|company. The odd friendship natural. e e | o mauen usther advanced than thui| _Gémeral Heliday in Montville, | make it the oniy stove that will sive Learn a lesson In offios to No. 21 Broadway, Wauregan House, where | shall be pleased o re- ceive my former patients, laly taking on a seasonable @ppear- ance at her berth in Shaw's cove. FURNISHED BY JULY 1. This Is the Expectation at the Pres will “Mr. eeler said if the school could not take the money under its charter he ordered that the legislature charter iters drove into the village. The horse took fright at the rocks and ran away. The three gconlo were thrown out and Allena tadman was killed virtue of their office will name enough others as members to make the num- ber . spector Withe: Swatted by the Big Stick. ‘Tolstol's place among the undesira- URERS REALIZING OUR FAOILI. TIES FOR A TREMENDOUS OUT- 6-8 p. m, Creamery an ¢ tures. will. Y < The case was tried here Before Judge Mrs. Thomas O'Dénovan. ington Post, PUT, SOUGHT US TO DISPOSE o atate: otavediibn ol the Zind: tofe’ Hat S0, the, Bunlbios | whs Weven D0 Mt T The déath of Mrs. Thomas O'Dono- 2 QUICKLY OF THEIR SAMPLES. : i) | ¢ sts of Conneoticut will be held 1n| o S e west bidders | the School to be made capable of tak: | In the case of the state va. Addie|van occurred at the Norwich state hos. | | Give the children plenty of Williams’ . Delogates ; Lyl oot Beer this summer. Sce how hap- maysd :Vifi";: u;:“::txt ot parts of the | for. the furnishers for the Courthouss | 118 over the money, then the, ncome | Burns no decision has yet been given, gl-';:“ weell for ths Tp‘:.tdaelgln hf::nilrr:. py and healthy theyll be, It's delic- | FLOWERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS SPECIAL As an inducement to have you call at our store and inspect the values offered, we have placed on sale 100 PICTURES WITH GOLD AND OAK FRAMES, at 29¢ each. The pictures are 16x20 inch In size, and are of differegt subjects. Better in- spact them. M. HOURIGAN, CALL ON ME for anything you may desire in Halr Goods—Curls, Puffs, Pompadours, Wigs, etc. Prices reason- state. The National Conference of Chari- ties ang Correction, in which local charity workers are interested, will opened in Buffalo, Wednesday night, June 9. The marriage of Miss Marguerite L. Palmer, daughter of R. T. Palmer, Jr, apd Nelson McStea Whitney of New Orleans will take place the Pequot chapel on’ Tuesday, June 1. The steamer Chelsea reached Mont- ville early Tuesday morning with a beavy cargo of mixed freight for the mills. She carried the heaviest .list of passengers of the season thus far. Make arrangements now with J. P. Combies for" decorating your bldg— adv. There s a statement to the effect that after June 1 Greenwich will be Bdward Hess, 1, of Waterford, had a new air rifie Monday, and before might had shot his shot his sister Fanny in the cheek, just below the right eye, the bullet bruising the cheek ‘bone. The girl required surgical treatment, A speclal effort is to be made this addition and they will get the con- tracts. For the desks, tables and chairs N. S. Gilbert & Sons are the lowest, and for the carpets, shades and mat- ;m‘ the Porteous & Mitchell Co. are ow. These furnishings will be installed as soon as possible and it is expected that the furnishings will all be in and the addition ready for occupancy by the first of July, so to have :1 erything in shape for the celebra- ion. The work of installing the meta] bookracks and tables in the law lbrary is under way, the contract having ‘been given to the Library Bureau. Six rows of metal racks are being set up across ghe floor of the library and they will hold about 4,500 volumes. They are of a dark green color and three of the rows are already up. The fixtures have been installed In the vault of the office of the clerk of the court of common pleas by the Art Meta] Construction company of James- town, N. Y. On each side are filing cases to the number of 100, while di- rectly opposite the door are racks for BAND I8 ENGAGED. Second Division, A, O. H., Get Willl- mantic Musicians to Lead Them in Parade. Division No. 2, A. O. H. held & largely attended meeting Tuesday eve- ning in Hibernian hall, at which President Frank J. Murtha was in Founding of Norwich, July 5th and 6th LADIES’ NIGHT BY THE ODD FELLOWS, David and Jonathan Finely Given by Newton Beers—Other Pleasing Fe tures. For its ladies nl.fiu held Tuesday evening In Odd Fellows' hall in the Olympie bufldl:fi, Shetucket 10dge, No. 27, had ‘the hi filled, with an audi- ence of several hundred, all of whom found an evenln{ of great enjoyment as they listened to the presentation of speaker at the beginning and Mr. Beers held the unwavering attentlom of h: audlence for an hour and a half as presented the story of the two Bible Characters named. Without costume aids, but by changes of yoice and factal e tons, Mr. Beers faithfully represented some fourteen characters in the four mcts which comprise the play and impres- slvely tell the story from the meeting of David and Goliath to the death of 250th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION of the PRESIDENT TAFT DESIRES NO OFFICIAL DINNER. Plan Will Be Dropped—Springfield Wants Him to Stop There—Hospi- tality Committes Meets. A communication has been réceived by the officlals of the celebration through Congressman Higgins, states Chairman E. A, Tracy of the executive committee, to the effect that President Taft desires that there be no official dinner such as 8 planned to take place was to have been a large affair with about two hundred present, but wil] now be given up. Springfield Wants Taft. The fact that President Taft is to be here on the fifth of July has caused Springfield men to get busy and try and have him stop there for a short time on his way to Ticonderoga. They have figured on his leaving here on the fifth instead of the sixth for his trip although previous to that time her health had not been good. Mrs. O'Donovan was born in Canada, her malden name being Nellle Alexan- der. She had resided in this country most of her lite, however, and on Auk. 1, 1898, married Thomas O'Donovan, Rev. J. J. Smith performing the cere- mony n_8St. Mary's church. She was a devoted wife and mother and worked hard to make her home a happy one. The family will have the sympathy of a large circle of friends In her death. Besides her husband, who Is employ at Hopkins & Allen’s, she is survived by two children, Lucy. who is at the Baltic academy, and William, aged 3. She also leaves ten brothers and sisters in Canada and one sister in Alton, IIl 8t. Anne’s Society. St. Anne's soclety held its regular meeting Tuesday evening in the T. A. B. building. There was g good at- tendance and matters of Importance relating to the St. Anne's cadets’ dance this week and the part of the soclety Every Possitle Faeility It is our- eonstant endeavor to secure for each depositor, lous—adv. Are You Going To Decorate Your Building FOR THE COMING CELEBRATION INTERIOR or EXTERIOR ? iF 80, CONSULT NOW WITH COMBIES, e Sin wan. Lightning Exterminator A sure and speedy death to Bed Bugs, —WHITE LILAC, ROSES, SWEET PEAS, FORGET - ME - NOTS, ETC, THAT WERE MADE UP TO SHOW AND SELL, THE ENTIRE OUTPUT 8o YOU SEE THEY MUST BE WELL MADE, AND THEY ARE — THEY ARE REAL BEAUTIES. REMEM- BER ALL OF THESE EXQuisITe FLOWERS SOLD REGULARLY AT OF THE SEASON'S MAKES. THREE AND FOUR TIMES THE PRICE WHICH THEY ARE MARKED Tel, 123-4. 62-66 Main Street. the play David 5 " 3 o FOR THIS SALE. I the system that makes it posatble| it which can be pushed in between | Chairman John McHattle of the com- | the dinner planned for that night will Tel. 228, 131 Water Street| THIS I8 AN OCCASION OF MORE to teleplions to any town in the state | rows of the filing cas mittee of arrangements introduced the | be dropped from .the pro e It may2qdaw for twenty-five cent s THAN ORDINARY INTEREST TO EVERY WOMAN. BE ON HAND EARLY AND HAVE FIRST PICK— VALUES 98¢, $1.28 UP TO #1.98— Your choice 3 30 able. Call and see rease the number of auto. | the chalr, and three candidates were | (he Toyal line of Saul at the battle of | north; their idea being that he will rge or small, every £ ,’;‘:;"fv',';‘,’,:,!", oie lasand, ‘to] nitinted, Gilboa. Mr. Beers was warmly ap. | Afrive here the fourth Instead of the || Tenmine pessicle That Ja consier. Roaches, Water Bugs, Ants, Etc. that end Manager A. T. Hale is get-| The 250th anniversary committes plauded, and at the close he made brief | fifth. He will leave Washington on ent with their needs. We seck to 25 Cents, at OTTO STABENUL M, m.. t @ map which will show | FéPOrted that the Willimantic band | Iention of the achievements of the | the afternoon of the fourth and arrive aid all legitimate banking- busi- e, IT ¥, e sved mad bkl Now | had been engaged for the parade and [ O2der of O4d Fellows, which has a|hers on the fth early in the morning, || ness of our customers so far as DUNN’S PHARMACY aprid 17 Broadway. | Just how toireach the island from New | 5 costume that was.neéat and attrac- [ Membership of more than 1,700,000, | being taken by the Central Vermont pertect safety will permit. y ON SALE THIS MORNING— York or Boston. tive was under consideration. It was|&gained In ninety years, has pald out|from New London to Yantle, where An fccount with this Bank i THIRD FLOOR decided by the division to appoint | OVer four hundred and seventeen mil- | there wWill be an oficial reception and [| will be & very valuable asset to 50 Main Street. Easter Lilies Order flowers early for Memorial Day, Large variety to select from. HUNT, Florist, Telophone. Lafayette Street. may18d Spring Millinery MISS BUCKLEY’S, 308 MaiaSt. mar26d On Monday, the borough of Groton started fulfiliing the contract, recently awarded by the government, to Install electricity in the new barracks build- ing at the navy yard. The shipment of wire was delayed hecause it was sent to Groton, Mass, Rev. Mr. Walker and son of Nor- wich were at Pleasure Beach Monday and removed their furniture to Nor- wich. Mr. Walker has sold his cot- tage to Danbury people who will at once make improvements before oc- cupying it for the summer, The list of registered motor vehicles issued by the secretary of state has been printed and forwarded to the of- ficials in the various towns. The book contains the names of those persons holding state licenses on May 1. At that time 7,700 automoblle licenses had Shur-On _ Eye-glasses § | MERIT IN EYE-GLASSES In olden times tradesmen WM ton; paper, Spain's itest Poet, Cal stood at thelr shop doors and the car for the home trip: Grea 3 pass unnoticed. LG Cried thoir wares, Tn thess mod- | o4 through the summer and early fall. | The council votwl £o hold a whist for | eron de fa Barca, Mrs. Williim P.|™Secrotary E. T. Broadhurst of the arfi times. dvs merit. tiint brings W | the members and ¢thelr men friends at . exeeutive commitiee of the Independ. | LUCY A. SPARKS. Tel. 443-3 success. That's the reason we have been so suocessful in fitting Shuz-On Eye-glasses. The PlantTEadden Co. OPTICIANS," Bstab. 1872, Norwich, Conn, youpask for at the proper price and not Ysome cheap substitutes. Schiltz Milwaukee Beer $1 per doz. JACOB STEIN, Telephone 26-3, 93 West Main St. apridd The Newest Styles in SUITS and OVERCOATS We can supply you with the bestin style and workmanship. JOHN KUKLA, Merchant Tailor. Franklin Sq. apréd been issued. ‘The White Rftbon Banner announc- es that the monster petition which asks for an amendment to the federal constitution which shall enable women | to vote will not be presented to con- gress until December, 50 that the work of getting signatures can be prosecut- A Winsted correspondent writes: physicians at the Norwich state hos- pital for the insane, where ex-Warden G. A. Reutter of Winsted is confined, have notifled Mr. Reutter's brother that he fs suffertng from paralysis instead of paresis, as was at first sup- posed, and that his ‘release i3 a mat- ter of a short time. At the G, A. R. encampment at Norwalk, it was voted to instruct the delegates to the national encampment to be held at Salt Lake City in Au- gust to favor @ resolution to admit members of the order of Sons of Vet- erans to all post meetings except when new recruits are being mustered in, this belng the secret ritual of the order. NANNY AND RACER. Salem Goat an, Foxhound Are Great Chums — Nanny Brought Up on a Bottle. Salem is Anyone passing through Jackets, I . t Is hoped that local ar- iadle to be attractad, by o goat ‘and —_— rungements can be made for the fur- Wednesday, May 26th. Cast Their Shadow Befors. the farm of Nathaniel Clark. They are WRECK AT CRESCENT BEACH |nishing of the rations for the soi- WALL PAPERS Nanny, who has been brought up on a ly attracts much attention. NEW HAVEN FOOT GUARD Receive Invitation to Celebration— Service Medal to J. A. Caryl. The Foot Guard at New Haven Tues- 48y night awarded a ten years' service medal to Corporal J. A. Caryl, formerly of Norwich, and flve year medals to Sergeant S. P. Cronin, Corporal S. 8. Adams, Privats J. Tenney Barker, Pri- vate Lawreace Kling and Private Hen- ry A, Spang. An invitation was recelved asking the Foot Guard to take part in the relebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of Norwich, July 5 and 6. Preaident Taft is expected for the cele- bration. President, Murtha & committee of one te confer with President Michael J. Dwyer of Division No. 1 reiative to inviting the state officers to be the guests of the two divisions for the anniversary celebration. The twenty applications which had been expected from Fitohville were presented, and will add materially to the strength of the division. At pres- ent it has a membership or 120 to count on for the parade. Tonight the teams from the two divisions meet at the hall for the concluding play in their forty-five tournament in Which !hle tzlm from Division No. 1 now hag a lead. VISITED NORWICH COUNCIL. Grand Warden Robinson Guest of Roy- al Arcanians, Grand Warden O. B. Robinson, from ‘Wiilimantic, made his promised visit Tuesday evening to Norwich council, No. 720, of th eRoyal Arcanum, at its meeting at the Buckingham Memorial, and was warmly welcomed by a good sized meeting. When the business session was over he spoke to the mem- bers in a pleasing way and opened up a box of clgars for their enjoyment. ‘Whist was enjoyed 4in an Informal way untll #t was time for him to take the next meeting. Billy Hall Resisted. On Tuesday evening Policeman Mor- gam arrested Billy Hall after much trouble. The accused went into Jen- ness’ cigar store and, it Is said, asked for cigarettes, and, being refused, pro- ceeded to belittle th~ clerk, and Po- liceman Morgan found him making a disturbance there, having been on his trail. He was arrested and resisted so that the policoman was obliged to throw him, but finally got him to no- lice station, with the charges of beg- ging, intoxication @nd resistance against him. Groton.—The properties owned by Byron M. O'Brien of the borcugh and ‘William L. Roe of New London, which adjoin the Groton cemetery, east of Mitchell street, have been purchased by the Groton cemetery association. Summer Corns of hot weather bring throbs of pains from corns which have not bothered you for so long that you had almost forgotten them. / The way to continue to forget them 1s to use SMITH’S KORN KILLER. A few applications of this splendid corn remover will soon end all your corn troubles. We have known it to remove & com- Dbination corn and cellus two Inches in diameter and one-quarter inch in thick- ness, so dom't be skeptical about Smith's Korn Killer failing to take oft your little pets—it will not fail. PRICE 29 CENTS. bérship among the great middle clas who will perpetuate the order forever, The local committee making the ar- rangements for the pleasant evening ‘were John McHattie, Louls Mabre; A. S. Spaiding. ROUND TABLE ENDS ITS SEASON. Final Mesting Held With Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bishop—Interestoing Pro- gramme, Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N, L. Bishop, at No. 7 Hunt- ington place, the Round Table held the last meeting of fts 1902-1909 season, concluding an joyable serles of “Rambles In Romahce Lands,” in which Italy, France, Portugal and Spain have been visited in the order named. Meet- ings at the hospitable home of Presi- dent Bishop are always notably enjoy- able.and this one was a delightful even- ing for the large membership attend- | ing. The following was the programme arranged and carried out in an inter- paper, In Old , Tracy; paper, The Escorfal, Mrs. Frederick Symin%- Supplementing this were a number of finely rendered musical numbers, a solo, In Old Madrid, by Mrs. Willlam T. Thayer; soprano eolos by Miss El- #le orand, and 4 piane solo by Miss Alice L. Woodward. Refreshments ‘were served. This was also the amnual business meeting, and the former board of offi- cers was elected, consisting of N, L. Bishop, president; FEdwin A. Tracy, vice president; Mrs. Mary G. Webster, seoretary and treasurer; with the of- ficers and Mrs. Frank A. Roath and 8. 8. Thresher as the mmebership com- mittee. The programme committee for next year, which consists of Rev. W. T. Thayer, Mrs. S. S. .Thresher, Miss Edna Stuart and Mrs. J. H. Larrabee, reported having chosen as the general topic for next season The Land of the Dyke and The Balkan Regions. This topic wah approved ené adopted. Reference was made with regret to the departure next week for California of the Misses Wohlfarth, two members of the club. It was also voted to have a picnic in the early fall at the Horse Pound near Mystic, and to spent part of the same day at the home of Mrs. 8. 8. Thhesher in Muystic. Cleared Away by Dynamite During the at this time of the vear and at least halt of the cottages are already leased and some have been opened up. Last week a number of New York and New Jersey people were there arranging for accommodations for the summer. One of the property changes has been the purchase by the Sisters of Mercy from Middletown of the big Pratt cottage, with a small cottage ad- Joining, which they will occupy this summer. Dr."Samuels of Hartford is bullding two new eot! having one large one already finished and & sec- ond one started. An addition to the traneportation facilities has been mada by Russell, the team man, who has purchased a large automobiie carrying twenty people. ‘The beach is now in the best shape seen in a long time, having been fine. he will be the guest of Winslow T. Williams, He will leave on the morn- of the sixth for the north. n having him stop there, the Springfield Union on Tuesday sald: * The Springfield men who are plan ning for the Fourth of July celebra- tion have what looks like a good chance to get President Taft here as one of the features of the day. President Taft and his party can- not reach Ticonderoga by any more convenient route from Norwich than that through Springfield, It has occurred to a Springfield man that it may be possible to get the resident to stop -over in Springfield 1f an hour, and address a crowd In the railroad station, or In Lyman street. The exact time at which the grea(dent will be due to pass through ipringfield is not known, nor is it definitely known that Mis route wil) be over the Boston’ & -Albany, but a Mttle quick work by the committee in charge of the celebration will soon as- certain these details. It is thought that the president might be constrained to make Springfield one of his stopping places even though his route be dif- ferent from what is expected The chance to get him here for even a few minutes on July 5, when there will be S0 many features. in celebration of the Gay, s too good a one to be allowed to ence day ociation Tuesday wrote to Cengressman F. H. Gillett to ascertain the president’s route, and whether it will be possible to get him to stop over here a few minutes. Hospitality Committee. At _4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Buckingham Memorial there was a meeting of the hospitality commit- tee, at which Chairmen L. R. Church presided, and_there was a good sized attendance. From the committes on bearding places and\ lodging houses it was reported that there are from 50 to 76 in the city avallable for transients. A committee was appointed, consist- ing of A. H. Chase, H. D. Rallion, R, C. Jones, G. L. Bidwell and John H. Ford to request the churches to open their vestries on the days of the cel- ebration for the comfort of the visit- ors. - There was much discusefon regard- ing the caring for the many visitors who will be here in the wayv of pro- viding meals or seeing that there are places enpugh where meals can be ob- tained, as well as entertaining the sol- di of the coast artillery corps and the regulars. emldshipmen and biue- diers, the expense to be borne by the committee. Cochegan camp, No. 9366, M. W. of A., of Montville, recelved an invitation to join Ionic camp of Norwich on the occasion of the celebration of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of that town. Action will be taken on the invitation at the next meeting of the camp, which will be held on the first Wednesday evening in June. It is expected that this date will be a genera] holiday in the town and that all members of the order will go to Norwich.” John Mason Monument. ‘There has been a meeting called of the John Mason monument association for this week for the purpose of tak- ing some action regarding the fixing up of the monument before the anni- versary, The assoclation was organ- ized previous to the celebration of the you. The Thames |.U;I & Trust Co. The Granite Front, Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. KEEP THE use Dustbane. RALLION sess it. DUST DOWN! may?26 CORSETS The Unbreakable Hip. Personal attention to Fitting 49 COIT STREET. Take West Side Car To Ann Street. MaysSW SEEING 15 BELIEVING ‘When we say that the Florence Aulomatic Blue Flame 0il Stove is way ahead of any other ofl stove, we don’t ask you to accept our say &0, but we do ask you to attend the 'DEMONSTRATION On that day the late chet of the Epicurean Club of Boston will bake perfect results in baking, broiling, boil- ing and frying. FOR INSTANCE — regulating the flames with a valve is lareely guess work and gives the very unsatisfac- tory results, particularly in baking. THE FLORENCE LEVER CON- TROL regulates the flame absolutely, gliving any desired heat for baking. The lever lights it—puts it out— regulates the flame Instantly. Wkhen you want to put it out, the lever ¢rains the bowl instantly. No walting for the oil in the bowl to burn out as in other stoves. THE LEVER CONTROL i¢ only one of many features in the Florence Au- tomatie’ Stoves and Ovens which make them sugerior to all others. may22d We have the genunine Imported Piisener, Imported Lowenbrau, AND— Schiltz Mi.waukee —*ALSO- Geo. Ehrets Exira Lager Beer on draught every day in the week. Have you tried them? Wauregan House Cafe. THE PARKER-DAVENPORT C). Propristors. Lee & Osgood’s A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Here is Economy FOR YOU —at— Lee & Osgood’s, 131-133 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. Goming Events * THIS IS A SHADOW FROM ECONOMY Our first lesson is How to save money in the pur- chase of Soap. See this week's display window. Wil the knitting and look at our windows. will be WORTH their while. Cut this out and pin it on your cal- endar. ladles please drop their 1t The Reid & Hughes Co. We Recover Furniture and de Carpst Laying. may2¢daw LAST CALL! Seleot Stock of DAHLIAS Caotus Show and Decorative. Garden and Farm TOOLS Lawn Mowers, Hoes, Shovel Keen Kutter and Swedish Hand- made Soythe: Scythe Snaths and Rifles POTMEND Mends everything. STOVINK Prevents red stoves. Burns bimok, AVANARIUM CARBOLINEUM Preserves wood and kills vermin DRINKING FOUNTAINS for poultry. THE HOUSEHOLD, Bulletin Bullding, 74 Frankiin St. Rakes, MATTINGS HIGH GRADE PIANOS and all latest SHEET MUSIC Yerrington'’s Temple of Music 49 Main Street. LATEST SONGS SONOS 1S3LV1 may?: Made ly cleared of the seaweed and all float- 1 y " ity 9, 3 H AMERICAN HOUSE, Raliroad Grossings. - ing matier, The 68 wrecke thad s | epmated for mosmnt | ar S is (o, show Son sl (o] e mae e OPPertunt. o, x| 0'Connor’s Millinery Parlors 3 priated ) 5 you g g it atiakters crine up 0T = heariiy D o Teyo ach for & - | for Major Mason. one of the founders | superior features In actual use. To| WAtch this space for Lesson No, I Py SR Knopn. Dbefore the railroad commissioners Aynamite and all cleated away.” " |of Norwich. The cornerstone was | see is to belleve. Don't fail to attend.| It is money In your pocket. Entire line of Trimmed Hats RPECIAL RATES to Thsatre Troupen, | thelr ofice in Hartford Tuesday fore - : TBATIE Tn Sauags, that. - mam, Hoeis reduced 10 §5.00 beg/nuing Sals n. 'wo on o In " > Ay ¢ " L Teaveiing Men, ota. Livery comneoteq | 00%: TV of them were on the peti- New London—James Beckwith, : ; urday, May 22 i ™ SHETUCKET STREET. and Hartford Railroad com for the charged with collect] ‘bage in 2 3 . i fé"dmm’mr%l wads oresslars, ons in : The Drug Man. s city, without 3 f?;‘.g(.?'w.. s Children Cry i ee sg L f— b ¢ e Lown of indham an. other In ralgne court Monday witl " 3 | VHEN you want to put vour busi- | he town of Griswold. The other mat- Health Ofcer J. T. Black, M.D, FOR FLETCHER'S i ’ ) fl-’nbm" {has the o me e | 2 e taking of iand in e | FTADKIIN Square, Norwich, Ct.| o Dfcer [ T Biack, MD. - Franklio Sguare. 181-133 Main Strest Norwich, Gonn.| wmEW hl-%‘m G 8 v R i )Ly o Now aew and moni auen, ! maxpia - " Babusdey, : CASTORIA ' mysar 1 mayasean( Jata e Wi camed