Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 17, 1909, Page 7

For New England: except showers in Maine, cooler in but did not ex- ‘Wind- weswt At Bo—Misses' Black Lace Lisle d to. Norwich, put fery—value 15c 4 pair. Fair Saturday, house of B =——=—======) | south portion; Sunday fair, light to|cOMDANY out of business sbout i i s oclock In the afternoon. and it will be At 8c—Children's Fast Black RIbOEd - [\5] PIIllgttlol. from t{u New Ym-‘o}ur- :_:n- or .l.ln before i:’ n‘:nl be Hoslery—value 12%e. | \itday prrtly overcast to fair | running supply power to that - | Why bay any ofher {f |5 aE"5At LGl srer | ha of the e, Four xaus were burned At H1o—Women's Scamiess Hosters) | il, with light westerly to north-|out in the dynamo with a great flash Sleeh disd tan—vaton 10a k westerly winds, 4nd Sunday fair came in and the Chocolates THE Sold Only At The Ca ge Man, WHEN YOU CAN GET APOLLO 50c, 60c and 80¢ a Ib.- Sevin's Drug Store M. B. RING weather, with ~ slight changes. Observations in Norwich. ‘The following records, reported fro; levin's pharmacy, show the chang Jn_ temperature and the barometric changes Monday: h ‘Ther. Bar: | Thamesville power house in this city. | lightning to.the trolley road, the rain| & 3 7 a m 71 2997 The power secured from Thamesville, | washe@ the country roads 'badly in thi 12 79 29.90 | 5wever, was only just eneugh to keep | many places, but there was no damage. itis the Greatest Sale of this charaster | oy 5. women's Ribbea Vests, short p. m. 5 2982 the cars crawling over the line, but it | of any account tolthe roadbed of the we have ever held: sleeves: andl aleoveless, . VAN ighest was the best that could be dome. As' trolley road from the rain. W. C. T. U. CONFERENCE. 12150, 5 Predictions for Friday: Partly cloudy, local showers, southerly winds. Friday's weather: As predicted. igh water It is Tow tide, which is followed by flood tide, GREENEVILLE Funeral of William Ogden—Rev. W. A. temperature the i ST Y, e s T hurry to prevent further damage. Thite house furnishes the elec- tricity for the trolley road between Baltic and, Willimantic, and that sec- tion of the road was helpless after the lightning had deme its work until the current was switched on from the MUCH BUSINESS AT NIANTIC TOLL BRIDGE, Travel Over That Road Increased Since It Became Free—Low Construction Allows Very Few Boats to Pass. The ‘removal of the toll from the bridge over the Niantic river by the purchase of it by the state has in- créaged the travel over that road. On the day it was taken over there were about twenty-five autos which erossed before the change was known, but thereafter there were one hundred or more who passed free. It is a beauti- ful drive through that section and the taking off of the toll will result in in- creased travel, as has aiready been shown thus soon. the trip were made longer tham the usual time. ~ The electric machine at the power| house will have to be jacked up, taken out and rewound, witich will probably, be_a three days’ Besides t db’fi‘;ta done by the] ATHLETIC EVENTS AT CAMP BROWNING. Carlos Ricker Has Big Lead in the Number of Points Secured—Many Visitors from Here. There was a time at Camp Browning, Groton Long Point, on Fri- day, when the athletic ‘events took place under the direction of Physical Director Peckham, assisted by General Secretary Merrill and C. H. Hobson. There were several visitors, including Dr. M. S. Kaufman, Nathan L. Bishop, President Amos A. Browning, James L. Case, Dr. J. H. Allen, Mrs. Clish and Miss' Clish. There were also many contributions sent down for the boys by their parents and friends. The events were all carried out ex- home after a visit of four weeks with relatives fn the vicinity of St. Hya- cinthe, Canada. D past week and his shop has been in charge of Charles Girard of Plaingield, formerly of Taftyille. Mr. Donavan, although able to be about, will rest up for several weeks. The Lafayelte club has arranged a game with the Norwich hospital for this afternoon on tiie hospital ground: Since the county league broke up the Lafayette club been busy getting games and they are ready to play any fast team. The fans are hoping to see them play the Greeneville Independ- ents. . Able Speakers on Temperance Wil summer conference, Be Heard at Plainville July 19-20. The programme for the W. C. T. U. to be held at ?Iml le camp ground July 19 and includes several prominent speak- ers. The sessions will begin at two o'clock on the afternoon of Monday, the 19th. The first afternoon will be given to a discussion of work in the legislature, introduced by prominent state workers. In the evening Mre. Cora E. Se- berry will speak on The Power of a Purpose. ‘Tuesday ~morning Mrs. 'Mary B. Wilson of Philadelphia will give an ddress on Our New Neighbors, fol- Towed by Rev. Joel S. Ives, on Con- Foreign — necticut —American ‘Which? or second week. Since this Sale started we have closed many lots of goods from manufactur- ers desirous of cleaning up for the season, so that we are able to offer even BETTER VALUES NOW than at the opening of the Sale. Eor Teday we guote some of the lowest rice er_nai for_goods of like character. Read this list of under priced items —and bear in mind that these are only examples. There are hundreds more items equally as low priced awaiting all who attend th Today. At 17e—Women's “Sample* Hosiers tn a big assortment of stylas, value 2, 3 e has enfered wpon ils | At 27e—Women's “Sample” Hoslery fn * all the wanted kinds, value §0e. At 11o—Women's Ribbed Vests, regu- lar and extra large sizes, valu® 15c. At19c—Women's Ribbed Vests, straight and shaped, value 25¢. At 12%c—Women's Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed, (perfect goods In every ay at 12%c a palr. At 19c—Women's Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed, regular and extra large sizes, value GLOVES 00 pairs of Women's Lisle GLOVES 35¢ | Keofe Returns from Boston—Local| The bridge tender there is kept busy - RO DR SO NG Ryt ot Women's Lish . 3 at this time of tWe year raising the | cept .two,.the. quartér mile swim and NORWICH TOWN & Look_for_the Green Price Tickets— Samprising. SESe Call and see me about anything in| Notes of Interest. draw. The bridge is buflt low and | ihe obstacle race swim, which will take |/ e adiPoy ;‘.";:‘&'mn.:r'm, L4 ?‘;;‘_ the: 7 oo s tort ‘Gloves and 12-button the Carriagé line. LOW PRICES. Horse Shoeing a specialty. where at 8 oclock Rev. William A. e h ity, Th Jul Toe i . Sidgy feddr oo 1 10! Farold Peckham 2, Trwin Ellis 2, L. vear on Thursday afternoon. The | HARRIS—In this eity, Thursday, July white—regular price £oc. mitat GEO- A. DAVIS Keefe conducted the sorvice. The bear- | )7/ ¢ it ;’;:';:;"1;; ;:!;;:’;O:K Watees 1 regular business meeting was omit- | 15, 2 daughter to MF. and Mre. Toyd | 0o FO L B L AL g e '[:r:h;:kl“c‘::“:;: Cenerd Thomas and Waiter Donovan: Nours During last July alone the| The results of the geveral events, b e e A e CARTER -t Hanover. July 9, 1909. & ‘st colors—regular price 50c. Insertings to match. 1 to § —————— P e Ige was opened and closed i . | were aw lows: - R A inche [de—val and 3 Willlam Shea and John McHugh. Borlal |} vecord breaker s looked for (his sca- | Beach Run- First Howard Benjamin, | Sisted of stories relating to the work | #0n to Mr. and Mrs, William Cartier| a¢ 790_Men's Negligee Shirts, percale e [ R 5 P G D e || e, second . Carlos Ricker, third Francis]of the socfety. Wfl!-*{'; S s and madras—regular price $1.00. [, At | Platte Val Lace Bdgings and Father Smith read a committal Clish, fourth W. Sullivan. Time 1.09| The meeting opened with a_song, | 1% 1909 a daughter to Mr. ai * " , Sc | Insertings to match, % to § cl ¢ a vice, Shea & Burke were in charge of v S5 ' ' Make Me a Blessing Today. Prayer | Glbert C. Chesebrough At 39¢—Men’s Black and White Work- | inches wide—value 13%. % the tuneral arrangements. LARGE CROWD PLEASED b unning Broad Jump—First, Carlos|followed. Miss Martha Brown read i e fug Shirts—regular price, stc. Eser s ' = WITH BAND CONCERT. | Ricker, 15-feet 2 inches: second, Wood- | Girls of a Cotton Field. ~Wedding ' ¢ At 29c—Men's Suspenders—the “Pres- ’ Personal Mention. oy ruft Sullivan, 14 feet 10 inches; third, | Bells in Adeline “Smith Home was |HAVILAND_WHITING—At Newton. Went'—regular prics 50c At | Embroideries in sets — edg~ Iv2d The funeral of Willlam Ogden w. heid from the home of his parents, M and Mre. Willlam A. Ogden, of Pros pect street, Friday morning at 30 o'clock. and beautiful flowers. The remains were conveyed to St. Mary's church, There was a large attendance amly at very low tide can even a row- ot or a laneh pass underneaib. 1t becomes necessary to do much worl there in the summer time with the pleasure boats from Oswegatchie, the Spiritual camp ground and Golden Spur passing up and down the riyer. The county is obliged to maintain the place today. Polnts were won as fol- lows according to the position in which the contestants finished: First 5, ses ond 3, thir@ 2, fourth 1. of the events Friday the standing at the close of the day was: Carlos Ricker 32, Howard Bemnjamin 18, Lowell Stark 12, Francis Clish 10, Woodruff Sullivan As the result | Methodist - Home Missionary Socisty Closes Successful Season—Useful- ness of Historic Guide Book. . The Woman’s Home Missionary so- ciety of ° theé Methodist Episcopal church held the closing meeting of given by Mrs. Dodge. dent of the National Woman's Chris- tian Temperance union, following a children's meeting conducted by Miss Anne A. Geordon, Evanston, IlL, vice president of the national society. ——————————— ' BORN. Mass., July 15, 1909, by Rev. Dr. Me. MEN'S WEAR At 39c—Men's Negligee Shirts in plain a pair, value 500 LACES--EMBROIDERIES - Joseph Bottomly of Plainfleld was a| Appreciated the Kind of the Con- ¢ Franc 7 inches; fourth, After a solo, 12%¢ | ings 1 insertings to match 7 Pl'ices on vikitor in town Friday. o cor (e ey b the o e O s ™ ToUFth. | Somebody's - Braying _for ¥ou, Miss|' Clure of Grace Bplacopal chureh, | At 7o—Men's U. S. Army Hostery — | '272° | I05 And sl hgs 1o mued Running High Jump—First, Howard Martha Brown, the Story of Wreng Daniel 8. Haviland of this city and regular price 10c, | widths—value 19¢ to 39¢c. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Risley have re- Under Prof. Tubbs. Benjamin, 4 feet 6 inches; second, Car- Living, and the Life of a Mormon Miss Edith H. Whiting of Concord, At 17c—Men's fine Imported Hosiery, g ; turned after a three days visit in Tos Ricker, 4 fet 4 inches: third, Lows | Girl were- given by Mrs. Miner ‘and| Mass. = [ -y At | 18-inch Hamburg Bmbrold- HAMMMKS Previdence E. T psThére wat a large nuinber attricted | OF SIS & Teet 5 s fourth ¥, | Mrs. Randall. A solo, Help Somebody BIUE PRI 3 S50 WV, . vils. 19c | eries for shirt waists and o AR by e Baud comeert o the Stamson | & LIS T et Just Now, and a reading, Where Are DIED. At 15c—Men's Summer Underwear, corset covers—value 250 and A 2 M - o Mrs: Annle Mclvor of Prospect steest | BUllding, Kriday, cvening and _ i Bundred. Yard Dash—First.’ ;| the Nine? both by Mra. Stanton, pre- | TALBOTIn thie city, Julv 16, 1008, fine rfobed—value 2c. | 30c, H i iRkl el b g e il those who made It possible by their | Ricker: second, Howard oAt the clossk Tas and lemonade| 95 vess, V- Telbot of Lisbon. eged| sy g5o_ran'y Athletic Shirts and Knee [ At | Womer ckwear, inelud 1 Nl i e saliios eibs o it & i il contributions and at the same third, Francls Olish. Time 12 1-5 sec- | _ e served By Dodge. Mrs. Jerome | Funeral from the residence of his sis- Drawers—value 50c. 100 Embr oidered Linen Cols . e P “F | Mrs. Catherifle Ward and daughtec|Were delightfully entertained by the |onds. § + Greer pre, the pregrmme .of ter, Mrs. Emily F. Burlingham, Sun-| o4 46 A S Conali , Lace Stocks and Wash Hammooks teday. For i Edna of Wauregan were the guests of | °Xcellent programme rendered, as it | Aunning Hop, Stop and Jumpeeivet, | it programme-of ex- | day afternoon. Juiy 13 at 4, o'clock. | At 45qTMene Wine FbARA Combin | Stocks—value s today. For instance: our e meum Dehn”sol Sixen | was, in a fine manner by Tubbs’ band. ;s]rll_ns Rixcke ,msz:.?i p:con:" Cho‘?dggg ercises. Burial in Fall River, Mass. tion Suits—walue 59c. f - o Two arc lights had been ri om the | Sullivan, 32 ird, ancis sh, . PARKHURST -In Norwich, July 14, At | One lot of Stamped Plee one dollar Hammock will be 75c, our | street the first of the week. R e NS N s A fourth, Howar Benjamin, 29.11. Briefs and Personals. Mulvina, widow of James Parknurst, | QUr Entire Stook of Spring Suits| &' | including Center Pieces, Daye $2.00 Hammock will be $1.50, and so on Rhrough the sntire line. These are all Palmer Hammocks and yihir o~ The work on the sewer that Thomas Cunningham is having connected with Unfon hall is being pushed rapidly The streets were filled with people, Main street in both directions and Broadway almost to Union square had many hundreds of people, while She- Standing Three Broad Jumps—First,’ Carlos Ricker, 23.11; second, Howard Benjamin, 23.1 1-2; third. Woodruff Sullivan, 22.6; fourth, F. Clish, 21.11. * Miss Lillian Cooke of Mohegan is visiting Mrs. Charles Tufts of Otro- bando avenue. formerly of Central Village. Funeral services will be held at Church & Allen's funeral pariors. 15 Main street, this (Saturday) afier- noon at 2.30 o'clock. Burial private, along by Contractor Dodd. Rev. William A. Keefe has returned from Boston, where he was present as tucket street harbored many. Both sides of Broadway were lined with autos and teams, and the band was Thirty Yard Swim—First, Lowell Stark; second, Carlos Ricker; third,| Harold Peckham; fourth, L. Waters. After a week's visit in Mystic with her brother, Miss ‘Nellie Hughes is at her home on Huntington avenue. SPACK—In Englewood, N. J., July 13, 1909, Annetta Stack, wife' of John Stack and daughter of Rosetta and at the pric At § 950 from 815.00 At $1250 trom $18,00 At $16.50 from $20.00 lue 15¢ to 26e. | Mes, te.—v INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS his season's goods. Now o elennte Ho the. convention of theqven enthusiastic applause for their| Tile 34 4-5 seconds. the late John T Watrous of New = {Qthg | Women's Initial Handkers i - oA <, s o ‘work, encores being demanded and giy- ) 5 - oy | chiefs — pure Linen in every portunity“to get & high grads” Ham- [ C3tbolic Educators' association. en_in several instances. Mrs. Joseph Trasier of Bast Town | yympw_n Stonington, July,14, 1908, & 5 value | thread—about every Initial— p street goes today (Saturday) to visit 5 ; - WOMEN'S WEAR - - " Timothy B 7 the Ninety-sixth| The piceolo solo by E. H. Breed was seconds. E. Stein of' Yonkers, N. /., aged 52 25¢ | price 12%c each, or 75¢ for & mock for a small price. mothy Brénnan of (e Ninety sIxth| one of the delightful mumbers, while| The first thres men in each evenggher son, Roscoe Frasler, in Provi-| years. box of six. These are regus ; e e st WarrenY Bog. | the cornet solo by F, E. King made an | yere presented badges by President} dence. DENISON_In _Mystic, July 10, 1909, | At 25c—Women's Striped and Figurad | lar 268¢ Handkerchiefs. | it b g Y eral weeky vieit with]imstant hit. The Trombone - Antics [ Browning of red, blue and yellow with} - " | podrs: Helen Denison. Percale Waists, value s0c. ton, ‘atter a several weeks' visit with | Jistant bit. The Trombone Antics | e events marked thereon. Prizes farf, Miss Edith Huntington returned to —In Mystie, July 11, 1909, Mrs. e e s relatives in town. tion. There were many expressions of | those with the largest total points will | NOW York on. Thursday after spend-| Ann Foley. At 50c—Women's White Lawn Wi GEO. A. DAVIS, Tk o e e tain Dt S Tae RIS, [ oa, SRS R ing nearly a week at her home on East | ROBBINS—In Westminster, July 8, prettily embroidared, value E e G o B Sayer wmd | certs and at the same time the desire ot il evening exercises thire waw Tl i 0l Mrs. Charles Robbin: At 74e—Women's White Lawn SMALL WARES ! . 1 v for many more. That the public would r ‘W minutes by V. " 4 e Walsts, with lace Tdaw - staying until the last and giving en- yer visitors were served al ¥ o < e t a ] number of fine fish. - S bountiful supper®*and found th ton after two weeks' visit with their cH“BcH & ALLEN At $2.98—Women's Y.ace and Silk white, at 3¢ a pair, value $e. thusiastic applause. ot - d the boyml » ‘H. L. Yerrington of Washington &wm:s, value §4.00 0. Frank Durfey all having a delightful time. At 19c—Women's Elastic Belts, valus Mr. and Mrs. R street. Pregpect street, after a two weeks' stay | MORE LIQUOR VIOLATIONS —— e 15 Main Street, .98 | Women's Linen Duster Coats, soc., at Fisher's Island, have returned. Mrs. T OO i e Many who come up town to study » s B e D R : 0. R, Buddington has been thelr guest : © STRUCK IN THE FACE.[the old houses have the aid of the S R $5.00 | from $5.00. At 29c—Necklaces, plated chain with or_the past few days and returmeq i Mokl e g ot guide books which. were especially stone pendants, value 50c. We have SENOUR’'S FLOOR PAINT | Vith' them Friday. Six Proprietors of Hotels, Barrooms, | \o from This Section Were k| prepared to explalg the - marker . §9c | Women's Percale Wrapyers. L0 G sairt Lok IR DKY Do — Clubs and Drug Stores Summoned to | Woongacket at the Races on Friday | Without this jt wolld be jmpossible value | with yoke and flounce—$L.00 | At 2c—Women's Patent Leather Bags, Theodore Riet and Charles Buchanan | Court Today for Violating the Sun- h to ‘study satisfatcorily these historic uflera Irec ors 3100 | Wrappers at 59c. Value 50c. NIGHT AND WEARS LIKE IRON.|went down to Haughtoms cove after| o 4 ide i ~Gentle Rebuke by Yom. houses. i abs Thursday, but their luck was no ay Law—Alderman MoBride in the & 00 B = 1.98 | Women's and Misses’ Prin- hite C Nou A superior article in every way. crabs ay, but not o5 Peila § n At 3c—White Castile Soap, value 8a Give it a trial, with-them, and they brought back only [ Party. [“ b several from this section, SUNDAY OUTINGS. ~~AND-— value | cess Wash Dres: in per- 2 0 a half dozen aplece, Edward Risley J = including Charles Geary of _Stafford $2.50 | cale, also one-piece Jumper | At 8o—Munyon's Witch Hazel Cream, was in the same Piace the same fay| The committee of fitteen s hard at | Springs and one or two Norwich mef, | Topic of Talk by Paster of Congrega- | Dresses—at $1.98 from $2.50. alue 18c 9Q | and"succeedeq in scooping in Atty-two | work in New London, and as the re- | were ~at the races in -Woonsocket, ional Church, W: ord, L ELL S 8004 sized crabs. sult six more alleged violators of the | Among the men prominently knowi - arch, Wallingford, s | Women's Batiste Corsets inf .y g poroxide, 4 oz bottle, value ¥ y e e Nt liquor law will be before the city court | Who had horses entered was Tom Shar-. Yy all lengths, high, medium and % % ¥ DELTA UPSILON PHi key, the well known pugflist. Sharkey's| Rev. Richard G. Woodbridge at the T ow, with hose supporters. 10c—8 oz at 10c, value 15c — 87 Water Street, inf that city this morning. On Thursday the following were no- | horse, Klondike, failed to win, and thef fegular weekly prayer meeting at the i N 16 oz bottle at 16, value ey | 58 Open Saturday evenings Auring July |Go to Pleasure Beach Today for Two | tified to appear in court this morning | fighter lost his roll, but he took it like | Congregational church, Wallingford, on Tady Assistant. | Women's Long White Skirts, 3 S8 Avimy th § & n 'Weeke’ Outing, or they would be placed under arrest | & sport and showed no signs of feel- { Wednesday evening took occasion to Telephone call 322-3, e ¢ ¢ 5 and brought there: James P. Sullivan, | ing. % 3 - ounces with tucks, also yitdaw E G T DA Winthrop hotel: Frank B. Walker, Mo- | At the station, as he was about te| Germans observed Sunday outings and | genry W Chureh. Wm. Smith Allea | Soun Sk miteets: . DRESS SUIT CASES AT THESE the Norwich Froe Asademy or¥, o hican hotel; Alderman Joseph McBride, | board the train, he gave his place to aDeld picnics. He sald that at first con- | "y gy, PRICES : e Femnoon an the stemaemy gave this | Nutmeg hotel; Michael Kennedy, sa- [ woman, and in’ turn was about to get | Sideration it seemed entirely wrong to Sale price 89c—value $1.00 prigs o e 'r‘\.“mfi" ght Seer |1, " oeper, Atlantic and Water | 2board when a Tellow tried to give him | hany that picnics should be held by SRV, D 2 ea r Champiin will be. ehapevane forothe | streets; Joseph Culver, at the head of | the elbow. Sharkey had the better of.[ them on the Sabbath. but there was a n " Di N Shoe Department Sale price $1.19—value $1.50 % Champlin will be chaperone for tie | (" Siiglrs iy, Railvoad aveme and | the elbowing, and the crowder went, to | better side to ' consider—the father, on e Now Sale price $1.59—value $2.00 PArCY piich will spend WO wecks 4t | willam P. McBride, druggist, 415 |one side, buf came back with a sting- [ mother and chilaren, in fact the whole NUMENT FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Sale price $1.98—value $2.50 y the Borority who. will make up the | Bank streec puncRCRiithe tace: which maniell} Sasiiy atuspAu i cgtings. 408 Wers Jeat sndec thet MONCIMANT: or HEAD- in all ki Sale price $2.39—value $3.00 « anre party are Ruth L. Potier. Edith |, The information against these places | Sharkey’s face a bit. togethier. i STONE for that cemetery lot. See or| Women's Oxfords in all kinds of il v m Jarty wre Ruth L. Potter, Bdith A |nas been secured by the state police, | Laving down his grip, Sharkey grab-| Mr.Woodbridge was talking on the | - F" 00 S0 SATH B0 SO0 PP togther at these pric Sale price $298—value $3.50 7. Conunt, Teresa C. Stevens T SI. | Working under the "direction of the |bed that fellow by the neck with onej| Subject “Social Consciousness as Exer- gt ke b > At $1.79—value $2.00. Sale price $3.98—value $5.00 . /2 Bvery_home should be provided | byl Morgan, Edith A. Piersoh, Ethel | COmmittee of fifteen during the past |hand and planted his right good and | cised in Recreation.” He told of how | about it. HE'S THE MAN, At $229—value $2.50 7 : Bty R o s ey el four or five weeks. It is understood | Solid under his jaw, causing the fellow:| he enjoyed hearing laughter and talk- JY10TThS t TRINY, 95-99: TRUNKS AT SALE PRICES k] aith an abundant supply of orms, Florence ATPEDter, | tnat others may be brought in on a |to Wilt in his tracks. Rescuing himjing in houses as he passed, for he At $2.69—value 3$3.00. Sale price $5.00—value § 7.50 3 Porch Fifnfture. We prices, have a ! large stock ana sell at lowe: REFRIGERATORS, Vilette M. Peck. “The Odd Eight.” A new club has been started here, composed of several of the most pop- ular young men of the city. They have chosen for their name “The Odd 8. At a recent meeting the following of- similar charge. The case against the Hotel Royal, dozen men found therein, also comes up today. NINETY-FOURTH BIRTHDAY. from his slump by the coat collar,] Sharkey was about to repeat the ‘dose; which was raided last Sunday and a | When friends interceded and .Sharkeg saw the folly of administering another| punch and dropped the fellow who med- dled with the wrong man. + FAIRER TREATMENT knew all were making merry, the whole He believed in family was togethe: observing - everv anmiversary that [ came into -one’s life. He told of th thousands that visited baseball. games and of the wonder that so many per- sons could find time and the where- withal to follow their desires, but he Shoe Specials TODAY. SATURD| Ladies’ $2.50 Butlon and Laced Shoes, Boys' Shoes of vici kid, box and ve- Tour calf, sizes 23 to 6% At $127—value $1.50. At $1.69—value $2.00 At $1.89—value $2. Sale price $7.50—value $10.00 Sale price $9.98—value $12.50 FRUIT JARS i \ +4 u’ C!!'I‘l!]“' and Go- !‘“‘5521.;"';#375;‘“{“';2’}‘,‘,. ’}_‘“g‘“‘,i:,‘: Advanced Age Resched by Nathan S. e - ::)r;‘c_th_;:gm-}l":n-:-‘?'rn:ofi:‘-; mudn‘: 3 Children's Shoes in vici, patent | yj..on Pints at 400 a dozen, valus 85a 2 recording gnd financial secrefary, An.| Gilbert, Who Is Stil] Active in Bus- [ To Be Demanded for Catholic Charges | vine,, when masters thought the longer | Ladies', Fine Oxford,s $1.50, $200 and | leather and velour calf. Mason Quarts at 45¢ a dozen, value 80c. i drew F. Caples: treasurer, Patrick J.| iness. by Torrington Societies. hours a man worked the more could be $2.50. At 89c—value $1.00. Telephone Pints (wide mouth), 75¢ & y Donahue; corresponding secretary and editor, Edward J. Kilday. Like avery other day in his business A movement is on foot among th produced by him. Times and theught had -changed and now “all work and Men's Calf and Vici Shoes, $2.00. Men's Oxfords, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50. At $1.19—value $1.25. At $1.39—value $1.50. dozen, Telephone Quarts (wide mouth), 860 & M. HOORIGAS, life, which is still an active one for |Catholic organizations of Torringtom, fno play,” etc. was the rule observed. The club has nicely furnished rooms At $1.79—value $2.00. dozen, ¥ 4 Tol. 123-4, 62-66 Main Street, | in the central part of the city. a man of his years, Nathan S. Gil- | %ays the Waterbury Republican, with | —Meriden Record. Ladies’, Misses' and Children’s White ' Ir8a bert of the firm of N, S. Gilbert & |2 view to more liberal treatment om e T EOTY Canvas Oxfords at special low prices. : Sons, was found at his vil- | the part of both local and county au™ NO NEED OF ICE. 5 - " The ousz:: :"';;"e !t’:t’e Business | 10W, street Friday. celem;?ll:: Rl 4tn | thorities. of pailents and charges who 2 —_ FRANK A. BILL, : o SSieck iy 06 Jadie Rt iy by, v e acial dties | may, 9, g o mnittions (o bsats | Vahablatariion Patunted by Sumin: | 170 04 Main st MILLINERY BOYS' CLOTHING , ; roved a very bleasant af- | friends called with congratulations and | Was first discussed by the Ancient Orx S D | b ! B d etk ..r‘:n;{h:lhrzd:?:lbu:!:e:s men | gl the employes made it a point to |der of Hibernians and that all T. C. Moseley and .Henry Borg of AT CLEARANCE PRICES. At 49c—Children’s Milan Straw " m all pi e were pres- i ther. . Catha r ‘ . C ¥ : 5 - Hats, k ] ent Tiom. G, A. Hammond and ex- | EUVC Susiness man W the. city sy | f0und o be Reartily h sympathy With | iamen e onte e 0 Ammm ]ohnu cn At | Untrimmed Hats for women value 31.25. d T, Feprssentaiive Tiboits " of this | DICDADIY In the state. He'is a nativé | such & JDroposition, Theidea ix t01to the feman. Tt is @ metal container : | and children, value $1.00. | o¢ 150—Boys' Wash Trousers, value e ey Fanaall of M5 ckm‘:’“‘m Nfl;;} :ga”pa:v;:; u :)nfl,;tdu:se;ig «:a:.\eu u;; ifi'«'}m A {: .'.'1:,‘,‘;'&“;;"‘;,"’, ..'J;.’ ;'n". ok "s‘;"ffl t:) any p:rt'ol h:: world_h wnh; 7 : > v A7 At 15¢—Boys' Blouse Waists, valus 25, g S ever 3 | oul tem perature n| change '8 r' Sall The Fanaiag Studio ent. business and persondl matters. cotiops has_ma e able To_proviad | fom whal It was when Diaced in ‘the nd Tobaceo Al | et ena e d Saflors | o¢ 26c_Boyw Wash Trousers, valug _ 5 e oot Tt W s A e Ci Tob ; . ‘_ 3 Improvements on Lafayette Street. Universalist Church Furnishings. And Dspe;lally is the movement vlan‘; The iavention is the result of long gars a At | Outing Hats for women and ¢ Khaki Knickerbockers, 31 Willow St. For the past several weeks William | The work of removing tbe furnish- | oo coidrent who may be admitted | cxperiments conducted by Mr. Borg,| Our line is large and varied and| 98¢ | children, value up to $2.48. Se. H. Yeomans has ‘been fusking marked | ings of the Unlversaiist church. arh | (o ile county _home, whict ie the Gile | who is a chemist and is one of tn6 | yocic fs fresh. v ' = 73 hi improvements' on s houses on La- | as the seats, chusra aa, o b suchh | bert home at Winsted. It is the destre | proprietors of the Borg drug store, and At | All our Women's Dress Hats WASHABLE SUITS owing this week fayette street and at the present time | on Friday morning. They are bein: of the promoters that permission be se- | Mr. Moseley, who is & metal expert. SPECIAL TODAY ONLY, $1.98'| that were $5.00. < Lo is having them connected With the | taken fo the bare of T Potter | Luiea whereby Catholic children at this | The principle is similar to that of the 10c Cigars, 4 for 25c. 's Fi MUSLIN add LACE I Santngion it wherether it | IR o i and ket e e | s poie, e wal i fovn e Ty o | TR R | 2 . o, atirel until Leobiced for 130 Sow |Loe ol St l:t fitting ser- | tion appeared there was no metal suit- | This list comprises 35 brands and,| our entire stock, including uss At $1.59 — value $2.00 A URT l church which the Society will erect, | henedt. AIROUEH fhe prajest 15 yer o | con pelie, purpose. The holders are |besides local makes, are Judge's Cave, | (b€ "Gage” Smact Tallored | At $1.95 — value $2.50 } N v i 13 % now being made cago, and are in * .95, for: 95 — 2. C ; A Ns :l' rz'{:!\ N;u:;m;esm;\‘fidb:h:“méfl its infancy, several committees have | a fair way to revolutionizé cortain lines | R28€ed Bdge, Robert Burns, Black-| prices §10.00 to $30.00, At $2.39 — value $3.00 / Special value and very fine P73 de * Funeral AGER oirector Dry Weather Destroying Boll W:zevil. ‘been appointed ang it is expected that such bodies will soon be chosen by every Catholic organization in Torring. of business, Earthquake at Portuguese Port. stone, Himes, etc., etc. 5c Cigars, 7 for 25c. This list comprises 50 brands and, ' Two-plece Wool Suits, At $195—Bove 1 value § Wall Papers, Carpets, Shade: Dallas, Texas, July 16.—Prof. W. D, | ton. Lisbon, Jul. earthsh 4 Furniture, Wood Floors, Hunter, the government boll weevil o T L e avante. & | besides local makes, are Cremo, Whit-] ~ RIBBONS RIBBONS | At $395—Boys Two-plece Navy and naysid and Elflhllfl!f expert, made public a report today | Earth Tremor Felt at Santa Barbara. | seaport 27 miles northeast of Lisbon.|comb's Special, Mt. Tom, Bachelor, 4 Black ~ Serge - Suits,. straight BN javing the present status of the weevil | Santa Parbara, Cal, July 16.—A | The populatjon was thrown into & pan- | Upmans, Ben Hur, Pippin, etc. etc A e T it trousers, VA 0530 ST 0 bad as at the same time last | s} el 2 - 16, Hut it it ting s 3 , etc, ete. on—6 and 7 inches wide — i and MANICURE 70 Frankiin 8¢, Bulletin Bidg. [} 5o, Dry weather is destroying 50 A el DI O Bl b A TOBACCO—AIl Sc packages 6 for 26c,| & ¥ard | in brilliant taffeta and satin B ted, with Mnicsenl nt. o = value 39¢ ¢ DY I popibi vy pe e weevils. bulldings, but no dumage was done, %0 | There were 15 executions of crimi-| A\l Plug Tobaceo and all the lead- Jaish caghs L T ¢ Puffs, from -your own gombings. " Corns ‘a " bpbiialty. mpooing, ) dhes i FSsadiouss made Prompt service day or night Lady Assistant, Residence 116 Broadway. opp. tre. Telephone 643-3. Indiana Plate Workers Strike. Elwood, Ind., July 16,.—Without dem- onstration 65 men in the tinning de- wmem of the American. Sheet and Plate mills walked.out on & strike last midnight. The strike Is in sym- ‘with the “hot mill' men. far as known. Mystic.—Mrs, William_Bowker ot New London and Mrs. Everett Crane of Poquonoc, thie sick —committee of Home Rebekah lodge, No. 50, I. 0. Q. F., of Groton, were in town Wednes- day calling on members of the order. nals in Prussia in 1907, all but one of them: mg Children “ Cry * FOR ‘FLETCHER'S J CASTORIA. ing brands to chooge from, 3 for 3te. SPALDING’S, Tel. 823, §7 Franklin Sirest ytrd The Porteous & Michel Go iggrnn