Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 4, 1909, Page 2

i alln S ° \ & : _‘ | 54 .‘ 3 3 v ‘ ; WILLIMANTIC Wheeler's American Band Giru lent Concert on Lawn “of Building. A good number of the comrades of Francis 8. Long post, No. 30, G. A. R, were at Grand Army hall Tuesday even- ing when Wheelgi’s ATmerican band under the direction of Charles N. C Wheeler rendered 4n excellent concert on the lawn of the town building, com- several volumes have been- set aside and form a case by themselves. A card bears the inscription, e mis ot's Shelf of Books.” This is the col- lection recommended by the former head of Harvard college as a library that approaches the ideal. He has ex- plained since the publication of the list and, the subsequent criticism that the Bible and Shakespeare's works are presumed to be within the reach of everybody and accordingly are not included in the list. The list follows: Autobiography of Benjamin Frank- streét and in f-ut of the John M.{E. Abby of South Manchester are at Hall property on North street. o . ) the Colchester house.. Miss Christy Mason of Mansfield, Miss Cornelia Thofapson iy at Pleas- ure Beach for a vacation. who has beert" “a speclal course ‘ornell university, Wilils Gingras of Hartford is being in bacteriology at entertained by Heliodore Trudeau. Excel- Town was a visitor at the Colchester house on Tuesday. Miss Mason will enter the experiment station at Storrs in ‘September. " Mrs. W. F. Taylor and three chil- dren of Manchester, Mrs. F. A. Taylor and two children of Boston are at the Manchester house. way of traveling. Steamers, _ City . of . Lowell and ‘ ork, and formerly I o gantia, Ly taantly” "BP O | openter W. Chapin—sate, staunch ves The odor 'of the objectionable little | sels that have every comfort and con- beast became noticeable during the | venience for the traveler.” A delightful voyage on Long Island in fact that the servants were unable | gound and a superb view of the won- Miss Rosa Peters has gone to Bos- ton for a lengthy stay with friends. Miss Margaret McGlone is enjoying Journal of John Wolman. Bacon's Essays. fel. : Emerson’s Essays. Emerson's English Traits. The Complete Poems of Milton. ‘Webster's Duchess of Malfi. Sir Thomas Brown's Religio Med- Browning's Blot on the 'Scutcheon, Vol 2.) Tennyson's Becket. . Goethe's Faust. 3 Marlow's Dr. Faustin. Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations. Bunyan's Pilgrim’s Progress. Burn’s Tam O'Shanter. Plutarch's Lives. Canterbury Tales. Tmjtation of Christ. Kempis.) Dante’s Divine Comody. Darwin's_Origin of Specles. ¢ Arabian Nights. They Didn’t Know Bill. Yet only a couple of months ago they were saying in Washington that President Taft would take no hand in the affair, and would sign any old tar- 4ff bill that congress might send up to him!—N. Y. Mail. MURRAY'S Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. ‘| Norclette—A Whispered Thought. (By Thomas a mencing at 8Jo'clock. All avail antage points were oc- cupled by a large crowd of listeners and the fidewalks in the vicinity were thronged with promenaders. Two elec- tric lights erected on the lawn fur- nighed fllumination. The concert was o exceptional quality and comprised he following numbers: March—Second Regiment, P. M. Selection—The Time, the Place and the Girl. Medley—Santiago Flynn. Selectiop—Forty-five Minutes Broadway. a stay at Savin Rock and New Haven. Miss Mildred 5. Pickett is spending the month with Telatives at Berkeles. I Mrs, . E. Fox is entertaining Mrs. :". M. Buell of New Haven for a few ays, Mrs. George F. Stiles anid Mrs. Alice Holmes Abbe were Hartford visitors Tuesday. from | Mr and Mrs. M. E. Lincoln have as their guest Miss Ethel Bjorkman of War medley—81 and 63. Hartford. March—Daughters of Americ: Each number was enzhu:nsticllly applauded and a number of encores were given. A Alphonse Gelinas'and daughter. Mis: Clara, left Tuesday for a month's sta. in Canada. N e LOCLL MARKSMAN Won Silver Cup and State Ghampion- ship at Danbury Shoot. t the siate shoot under the au- spices o fhe Pahquioque Rod and b at Danbury Saturday with an atteadance of 75 men in competition Ifenry L, Edgarton of this city won the state” championship against the field with a score of 96 out of 100. Mr, Ed- garton will receive a silver cup for his fine shooting. . He also won ‘& num- ber of other prizes. The quality of the shooting in general was unusually high, class, The shoot was one of the largest Hold in the state recently and a num- ver of good club teams were encered and made good scores. In the list of | Miss Ethel Whitman -has returnéd shooters were some of the best in New | from @& fortnight's vacgtion spent at England, and it is no small konor for A Hyde Park, Mass a man to capture the championship the - Robert Mitchell of - Brattleboro, Yt., best in the state. tleboro, formerly of this city, is visiling {riends in town for a few days. Attorney Charles A. Capen is on & business trip to New York and Wash- ington, D. C. Miss Margaret Masten has gone to her home in New York state for a stay of four weeks. Iuneral Director Hourigan of Nor- wich was the guest of Eugene E. Hickey Tuesday. . Mr. and Mrs. Dewey A. Griggs are at the Wigwam, Pleasant View, R. L, for several weeks. Mrs, George M. Harrington and Miss Helen' Harrington are at Pleasure Beach for a week. Second Crop of Alfalfa. Claus Olandt of Mounts Rose, . has joined his family at his farm N. Mrs. J. A. McDonald and Master G. Miss Carrie C. P. Fisher of Storrs, who has been at the Manchester house, has returned home. Mrs. Kerwin of Storrs and two chil- dren, who have been spending a week at the Manchester house, have return- ed home. Arthur Hills of New Haven is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Benjamin Hills of Church circle. 1. C. Keator of Jamaica, L. L, is spending some time with his family on Church circle, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Sweet, who have been at Happy Day house, returned to Manchester Monday. Supt. T. W. Ryley of the Groton & Stonington street railway spent Mon- day night with his family on Cart- wright avenue, Miss Ida Mifler of Springfield is at Mappy Day house for several weeks. J. N. Sterry of the Norwich state hospital spent Monday with his fam- iy, Dr. E. R. Smith and family, who | have been spending July in' the Col- ver cottage on Foster avenue, have returned to Brooklyn. Mrs. R. D. Dyson and daughter Hel- en, who have been at the Codding cot- tage on Foster avenue, have returned home. Miss Jessie F. Smith of New Lon- don is spending the week with her fa- ther on Foster avenue. Monday, August 2, popular day for a . birthda, people celebrated in good style. Miss Alice Ayres has gone home. Her mother, Mrs. E. J. Ayres, has taken possession of their cotlage on Haven ayenue, " DANIELSON to Start Soon seemed to bega Thete Worsted Company's “|=New R. F. D. Route Appreciated— Borough Friends at Senator Dean’s Funeral. Valuable Books for Children. | Among the many recent additions of books at the li are a series of ten volumes for reference use by children, - The work is Draper’s Self- Culture and includes in the ten vol- umes valuable and instructive collec- tions of facts on a great variety of subjects. The topics include: Music, art, travel, exploration, inventions, fal ry tales, myths, and reference to a score of other topics. Other addiitons include a remarkably excellent atlas, containing in compact and admirably arranged form many thousands of facts relative to the history, great events and great men of the United States since the beginning of its life; also sketches of the founders of its industrial supremacy, of its agricul- tural progress and the growth and ex- pansion of its religious life. A loose-leaf encyglopedia is also to be added to the library. This work will be kept constantly modernized by the insertion of at least 500 renewal pages each year, and if condiitons warrant it, by even more frequent r newals. BEING A TRAILER. Moosup Motorist Got a Tow That Meant Going Some! The owner of a disabled automobile does not always have such an experi- ence as the Moosup man who had his machine go back on him near Putnam one evening this week. While the owner of the disabled joy producer was thinking things about his car that refused to run, the big auto of George McLean of Chicago, who is spending the summer in Brooklyn, came alo Mr. Autolst with the dead car gladly accepted the offer to be towed into Danielson and a rope of liberal length was produced and a connection be- tween the two cars quickly made. Blacklisted Man—Two Fined. Another trio of men who had been ®=0 considerate as to get liquor for a blacklisted man, Edward Osier, were before Deputy judge L. H. Fuller in the city court Tuesday morning. Clif- ford Martin was fined. $10 and cost amounting to $19.49, and Joseph Pelo- quin was fined $10 and costs amount- ing to $18.69. Francois Desrosier, the other man in court to answer to a similar charge, had his case continued until Friday. SENATOR DEAN'S FUNERAL In His Native Town of Ashford on Monday—Funeral Services at Mal- den, Mass. The body of ex-Senator Charles L. Dean, formerly mayor of Malden, Mass., was brought to Westford in the town of Ashford, Monday after- noon, for burial. Senator Dean was a native of Wind- ham county and it his desire to be laid to rest in the town where he spent his boyhood. Rev. T. B. Brigss of Boston, who is spending the sum- mer in Union, officiated at the West- ford service. The funeral service was held Sun- day afternoon at the Centre Methodist church in Malden. The city govern- ments from 1892 to 1904, inclusive, met at city hall and marched to the church in a body. All the living ex- mayors of the city were present and there were representatives of the sen- Dbegan a systematic search with an as- at sweighed three and a haf pounds. to occupy their customary quarters. Contractor James T. Levi was engaged to lodate the undesirable occupant and sistant, first flooding the cellar, which, howewer, was unsuccessful in’ reliev- ing the strain on the olfactory nerves of those in the neighborhood. Other methods for tion were used, but proved of no avail until the old-fash- ioned way of ripping off the boards out-of-the-way corners brought ‘the little animal to light resting peace- fully in the side of the house near an attic window. The removal of severai clap-boards and timbers was necessi- tated in order to get rid of the dead visitor. A Lobstsr Story. James Farrell of Byham Shore is telling a good story. Recently he caught a large lobster and, according to his usual custom, left it in a lob- ster-pot over night. The next morn- ing to his surprise \there were to all appearances two lobsters in the po* instead of one. Upon examination he found that the lobster had slipped out of its shell during the. night, which somewhat cleared up the mystery. It/ Too Tame for Teddy. If Roosevelt has actually 4.000 specimens it is not surpri that he has become '“wear; shoulder must ache. And, besides, man can't thrive without a determined opposition.—Philadelphia Inquirer. Practiced as Well as Preached. Senator Platt says young men should go_into| politics to help them- selves and theypeople. Senator Platt helped himself liberally enough, ail right.—Houston \ Post. Surprise for Rockefeller. “Who Owns America?” asks The derful skyline and waterfront of New York. Steamer leaves New London at 11 p. m. weekdays (also Sundays until Sept. §); due Pler foot of East 22d St. 5.45 a. m. (Mondays excepted) and 7 Fare Norwich 1o New York $1.75 Write ‘or telephone W. J. PHILLI Agent, New London, Conn. wugd All Water Route NEW YORK Chelsea Line Fare $1.00 Unexcelled freight and _passenger serviee direct to and from New York All Outside Staterooms, From Norwich Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sundays, at 5.15 p. m. New York Pler 22, East River, foot Roosevelt Street, iondays, Wednes~ days, Fridays, at § p. m. Phone or write for folder. P.S. Frelght received until § p. C. A. WHITAKER, Agent. may4d PEOPLE’S STEAMBOAT CO. STEAMER SIGHT SEER, ana summer home in Columbia and will | Donald Bartlott left Tuesday for & The McLean car is a six-cylinder |, 3 1909—————SEASON “ - ight's . - ate from 1905 to 1908, inclusive, and | Toledo Blade. It must . surprise Mr. SON OF- 1908 o spend several weeks of his vacation | fortnight's stay at Cottage City, Mass.| . o o poiin and children, | 1Ver of the battleship type and has|grom 'the legislatures of 1897 and 1898. | Rockefeller to observe ignorance of after Saturday, June 18th, £ there. Rev. M. Olandt has a fine fleld May 4nd Ruth and Howard, aro sibi. | cnoush speed to scorch along like the | “T .12 roky " aise ' representatives | this character—-Foutson Fost as follows: Two round trips 5 of alfalfa on bis place and has aiready | ~T. Erank Howle and family left on | }1a¥ and Ruth and Howard, are VISlt- | agip Century Limited. A little thing [ o< aere vere auo, . representatives 4 . en Norwich, New London, . cut one excellent crop, and natwith- |Tuesday in their automobile for Fal-|'"§ i Sgrafion. of Davisville, & I |like another car of ordinary size | Bichtiice ™, ol CERCE LD o | e =) Ogean. Pleasure and Crescent Beaches, . standing the long drouth a’secona crop | mouth, Mass., for a stay of two weeks. | ; ¢ o Mrs_ W. A" bitched on behind does mot hinder its | Nrethodist ok i AR d . oy | TPOTHING' e NOHQNERE PP is nearly ready for cutting. The alfalfa — B Do wunet of Mrv Shd AN W A speed guBlIHER 10 any. Sreat. GXbeUt] moc o an o e G D an . Morulng Tt | fleld is about the only green one in the [ aiter Utley has. been engaged s | Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens and |and when the chauffeur let her out.|No. 40, G. A. R. association, Malden 616 10 rade In Jewett bl o ee NorIoh | EAN & . e e SEspOOTIoNd. chauffeur for . Doty -of Brooklyn, | John Stevens of Webster have been |the¢ man behind realized that he was |Trist company, = Boston Five Cents ch 15,10, afrive Grescent Beach Waeding Trviations: \seisd ;... who has fine summer place at | recent visitra in Danielson. begluning the ride of his life. .2heY | Bank corporation, and the Twentieth 30, < . ormwood Hill, 8 only hi he very highest places on |, i rning—Leave Crescent Beach . Invitations afe out for the wedding S M o aya Xin 76 &tiine’ way down to Danieldon.. There 1a | Simosy, Sqvernment sssoclation of DR. ). M. KING 1 Pleasure Beach 11, Ocean | I a Bargaln f Bernadette, daughter of Mr. and| Attorey and Mrs Samuel B. Har-| Mrs. Walter Day is spending this |Something less than six inches of real | “The sidewalks outside the church Dentist e Rl e ] 3 rs. A. Dion of 38 High stree, uud | yey are entertaining Mizs Alice C. Van | week at Oakland beach. dusty dustron the roads between the | ;" pleggant and Washington streets p A ¥ a teacher in the local high school. been spending several days with . + able to get into the edifice. The altar Finn Block, Jewett City, Conn. Price___‘ i o L T & e friends i Danlelson. at'least half of it when it reached the | was covered with beautiful floral e- | office hours 930 & m. to § p. m. the Shuomelof the bride's parents after | 'y, ang Mrs. F. F. Webb are enter- | Miss Harrlet Barker has retirned to | Sarage on s ";f“r Where it IS 0| signs. The black broadcloth covered | poiioce” extraction. Leave Crescent B ceremon; taining Mrs. Dwight Lincoln and Mr, | Danielson after spending a few months ‘;f’gmp“rglfg'-m“;' the way down thelcasket was carried up the center aisle Beioctions 44 X i A0 g by i Y — < 3 r r ¥ ‘elephone . Ne! 0 6.50, 3 Hundreds of articles for summer SOUTH GOVENTRY LINE and Mrs. Bjorkman 'of Park street, | D Florida. D ot e Snit out from|of the church while the pastor, Re P en 2 day use can be ily found at this Charles Emile Dufresne on Mgnday, Aug. 16, 1909, at St Mary's chuseh i | RUYPer of Tacoma, Wash.. at one time Hartford, at their home in Windbam. Will Be Opened to Public Aug. 12th— Mrs. A, Harrington of Rockville has Miss Anna Peck of Willimantic was a visitor in Danielson Monday. Edwin Shippee of Providence is towns at the present time, and the rear car looked as if it had collected as if he had been enveloped in a Lon- don fog and the only thing that helped were lined with people who were un- L. J. Birney, led tWe honorary bear- ers, reciting selections from the Scrip- tures. Al work guaranteed. SUMMER MILLINERY at greatly reduced prices during July Afternoon Tri unday leave Norwich 9 a. m. On the morning tri is far as Pleasure Beac and 2.05 p. m. running only store today and at a prics wonderfully | Culebration Planned for Week of | 108 Warden Arthur W. Sweet took | spending this week in Danielson. Mr. |him keep tabs on where he was at, | ), et S and return: on th fternoon trip B e Washalle D Fab. | 15the a female terrier from the Yellow Row Shifpee is removing housenold goods | Was the red tail light of the space eat- | or tr C::m—:r i fi':::dmflel a‘“::rh::g -;a August. Take advantage of the| {irough 1o C Lo L AL . Such as Washable Dress Fab- Tuesday afternoon. The doz bad a|from the Laura A. Davis house on |ing monster that was dragging him | (‘o covered with beautiful roses, The | OTe™ I+ A. Roy, Jewett City. PEOPLI'S STEAMBOAT CO., rics, Shirt Waists, Washable Suits,| G€0rge . Stiles, chairman of the | SoNar but was minus the all-important | Broad street, recently sold to Luther | through the night. That rear car can |geryices opened with the singing of Norwich o4 3 ehable SIS | Board 6t Trade-Business Men's asso- | 5° M. Pilling. f S d ““g“ 0 !P!Mdf;“';f- Lead, Kindly Light, by the Franklin ICE CREAM AVERY C. SMITH, Managing Owner. are now offered in many instances at |ciaifon trolley celebration committee, S 3 Outing Notes. a}r}x uf‘f‘pwn f“zthe”};)' ';B_: en P” dl ® | male’ quartette. Selections from the|at wholesale and retall, Partle Jelod Teceived a letter from. Calvert Town- | Albert N. Colgfove has returned| njes Rose Duffey‘is spending two | Chauffeur o ig flyer smiled 8| geriptures were read by Rev. L. J.|churches, etc.. supplied. Agent for the half actual vl‘ln . So if contemplat- from his vacation. Mrs. Colgrove and ley. first vice president of the Connec- i ¥ £ children are in Guilford to spend a ticut company, Tuesday in which was weeks at Narragansett Pler. Miss Lillian Riley spent Sunday in mighty suggestive smile as he said: “Good night, boss.” Birney and prayer was offered by the Rev. Charles H. Moss, pastor of the McKinley music, 10c a copy. William Johnstone, Jewett City. SPECIAL EXCURSION TINETS ing purchasing any article of appaoel | explained the reasons for the delay, [Week at the Point.house with Mrs. T | pytnam, T First Baptist church. e Sor hom it that it was now being planned to have | I+ Case of Andover, Mrs. Colgrove's| ‘Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Miss Leah PUTNAM After ~ the quartette had _sung WHEN READY TO BUILD, or home. use, investigate our spe- | an’ nspegtion of the line by the rail- | mother. Burns and Mrs. Connell have gone to b Crossing the Bar, Rev. L. J. Birney | select your material from our cholce road commissioners Wednesday, Aug. R0 Watch Hill for the monith of August. spoke of the great-loss to the com- |stock of Lumber, Paints, Cement, Glass Steamer BLOCK ISLAND cial offerings—you will find money- 11, and to open the line to the public Miss Edna Newell of South Coven- Miss_Annie Connor of New York, Boy of Sixteen Has Hand Amputated munity by the death of ex-Mayor Dean Nails, etc, We carry a complete line e 2 s A e 7 : Annls (G v e it - f masons’ and builders’ supplies. R. K. saving. opportuniti that are Thursday, the 12th. try, who attended ' the Willimantic | Miss Kathryn Cofnor and Mrs. Wil Nathaniel Greenl: Condition | and declared that his death was a loss | . oPp g The Joint commitice met at ¢ oclock | Normal Training school, hws been en- | liam Halligan of Providence are guests | Encouraging—More Fines for Vio- | to the city and state. Church, Jewett City. Tuzsdays and Fridays until September i and unusual. sesddy and planned to entertain the | gaged as principal of a grammar school | 'of Mrs. John Greeley, ; B c The eulogy was pronounced by —_ railrond commissioners and officials at |in Glastonbury. She has taught suc- | Miss Agnes Doyle is visiting tn| !ating Blacklisted La harles L1 ;1dge William Schofield of the superi. g o S A NORWICH ‘to. WATCH HILL dinner on the day of their visit here. [ cessfully in South Coventry. ‘Worcester_ toda Dean’s Funeral or_court. oy Ay o of | N RETURN . | o soc The celebration in connection with , | “James Fisher is spending the re- ; ) T e The body was taken to Stafford on | rant and quick Junch. Spesial atien:| Children 5 ol the opening of the road will probably | Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ross and Miss | mainder of the summer with his| Frank King is at the Day-Kimball| e §,06 train Monday morning, the | tion to commercial meén. W. J. Brick- be held during the hospital' gaining strehgth after an week beginning | Cora Reilly, ,wi & grandmother, Mrs. J. Dooley of Hamp- arty driving from there to Westford, | ley, Jewett City. NORWIC! BLOCK ISLAN VePO-FOI‘m Aug. 15. The details will be completed | driver, left sz;?-vjnl\‘-nxhu;u? ni\r::«”n:f ton. operation for appendicitis. Whive Durley took place. AND RETURN 0K 1 i 75c § as fast as possible and abig time will | tomobile for a tour of the White moan- At Worcester Lake. E. Trving Cutler will leave next week | “gangtor Dean was well known in Children 40c. | is the name of .a new: Toilet: Soap be the result. - An hourly schedule will |tains. ' They will sperd the greater| Mr. and Mrs, B. E. Allen of Brook- | {0r Guthrie, Okla, and will be away | putnam. His last public appearance THIS SPACE RESERVED. % 3 e maintained between here and South | part of two weeks at Bethlehem, N. H. Raymond Allen and Miss Olive |2DOUt three months. i in this city was a little more than a ' Special low fare excursion tickets | which we are introducing for the first Coventry, the run taking about hirty ¥ e L R inais weare At T ek GublEAmONd phitorney Mahlon K. Gelssler is|year ago when he was a guest and A gy Norwich to Watch Hill and Block Isi- B ;' connection will be made with sday 2 ing. s speaker at 7 and and re be solc . time to the people hereabout. A 80ap | the cars for Baltic, Norwich and New | WI/LLIMANTIC CAMP GROUND. T';T‘a(‘~eg;p“\id%:odn?uucémng with | Thompson. Briasine:sa\I:n't:”;qa\;;;i::lo?e o HAVE YOU TRN \l"] xvd H 'f"" et ool o B 1s absolutel London. e D e N T ot Bast Kiingle | Attorney Walter Gilpatric has re- 2 : : ot RIED Number limited. Ticksts good only for that is absolutely - pure, one ' which i , Work Accomplighed by Improvement | Dt Chatles 1. HIll at ast Killinglv. | 15eq 1o’ New York after a visit of Teft's fce cresm? The kind that is|the Regular weekday echedule State Deleqates to Report. Society—Recollections of Bride Who | p tos; Marcus Wood visited friends in | (overa) days in Putnam. JEWETT CITY made from sweet cream. It excels all | Seo below contains medicinal Virties by combin- ing Salts of the . Aachen Springs. Patterns. augdd GET YOUR GROCERIES WHERE GREA ARIE 1 moved o | ey itain and: Miss Lila Simanay | tend the funeral of Henry H. Green 5 We can help you to the very best v TY Hartford from Hebron, New Britain and Miss Lila Simonds S sl Men from NGrwiSh-were 40, : towsi | syatem iof Réeping your -bo Zoan formerly (a_resident of Danicison, on en from N system of keeping your house warm ) " R peSugaryiile the West side. Mr. Green was a prom- HamD R aTEe Monday distributing booklets entitled | hon bieak winter is getting its work. | GLARK'S GRUISES OF THE “GLEVELAN and LOW PRICES are always the guide. When Augustus C. Tyler camp, Was Married at the Stand—Person- Willimantic. -~ Mrs. Greene recalls that it was & beautiful day, and, the grove was filled” with bird notes. Friends to the number of forty gathered round thé bridal “party. Mrs. Greener says that she pevee knew of any other cou- lunch cart at the corner of Main and Walnut streets from Albert Girouard and has taken possession. Personals. Howard E. Gilbert has New of the Johnson Jenks of Popple of Eaglevi walks have been laid in féont building ‘Willimantic, Mrs. one Church le, Putnam Tuesday. Truman Lyon and Miss May Ham- academy. = Mr. Jacobs served in_the legislature of this state with Mr. Dean in the session of"1881, when the de- ceased was a representative from the town of Ashford, and Mr. Jacobs rep- resented the town. of Killingly Is were at Mystic Tuesday to at- inent man in the affairs of the town of Brooklyn for a long time and left here to go to Mystie to live about ten William Springs visited friends in Putnam on T. Mason of Saratoga ried by Rev. John Van den Noort last Sunday evening. Unclaimed Letters. Letters addressed as follows are un claimed in the Putnam postoffice: Wil- Brousseau, Mrs. F. A. Sharpe. Alfred Wad Caught 16, of East Killingly, Machinery. Offici Borough Meet—Boy Falls Springfield is visiting Mrs. H. F. Che- ney. She will be accompanied on her return home by Miss Mary M. Brown. COLCHESTER Mrs. Samuel J. Miller is in Ashford | ple married at the’ stand. Henry H. Green’s Funeral. liam H. Blackman, Thomas- Marte, g g o | There's some difference in the Way|“'ppe’ wew Englind Navigation Co., ' HIGH QUALITY, S il Loy apd Mre. T B, Stmands O5.0ur- | Mrs. James Nichols and Miss Mary | Miss Anna Henderson, Mrs. Adelaide | Booming New Trolley Projest—Will | nature deals out heat in those months. COLET, A. G. P. A, New York. Mean Much for the Borough. ‘From the Capitol to the Atlantic via Trolley.” The book is very attractive, describing and illustrating the indus- others. Churches, weddings and parties supplied. Jewett City Candy Kitchen. August vs. December Winchester Heaters and Kelsey Warm Air Generators have np equal. 8, U. S. W. V., meets this evening in| als. mett return today (Wednesday) from | JOUINES ’ F Bresking A St . é ; its quarters in the old armory reports a stay at Oakland beach. LT E s rom Fence, Breaking Arm. oy eamer BLOCK lSLAND Vero<Form ‘Soap will ot injure. the | of those attending the state encamp- | The Ladies'’ Improvement society | John Duan of Bridgeport ls spend- Potvin Goes to Jail. - g i Aty most dolicate skin;. it rendars and |Ment Will be made. met Monday afternoon. The most im- | Ing this week at the home of his moth- | Joseph Potvin, who was fined $20| The regular meeting of the board [ New am W - o A e et i et X ' gt portant business was arranging for | er, James J. Dunn. in’ the city court Monday for get-|of warden and burgesses was held on particn rme 20h 1o Sept. lut, 1080, inclustve. Keeps the skin soft, sweet and healthy, | T Attend G. A. R. National Encamp- |the bazaur. The Bethel is ready for Gaing. o Wew: Ristarn. ting liquor for a blacklisted man, was | Moncay evenins. Aside trom having IHA ¥. LEWIS, Proprietor. EEKDAYS: Leave Norwich 810 & £ A ment, {occupasiey, six quilts have been fin-| prani Gartland, who has been night df' f"l o : - :‘l fl"" »",']‘..'“"}-‘:' + s Ao ’,F‘g’ o ”;‘ ~‘f§’] o a. m., due Block Island 12.30 p. m ‘or shampooing Vero-Form ‘is without | Harvey Whitmore of Pomfret came | ished. the Tabernacle cleaned, over $70 | gperator at the local telephone ex- | 93¥ 10 work out the fine, which he | business was voting upon the follow- M. HOURIGAN, RETURNING: Leave Block Island 2.1 ? i 2 this city Tuesday and purchased 4 | Féised ‘on the mile of pennies, %o of- | change for the past three years, will | OUld not pay. igg Sills - P. B, Driscoll"§53.14 ‘Shta Jewett City. 3 It 3.30 p. m., due New an equal; it cleanses quickly and com- | {jixet ror Salt Lake City and left on | ficers and members feel that much has | Jeave this week to work for the South- | Getting Ready for State C. T. A. Con- b 355‘ J{s‘ 2 leehm'.v ‘:4- Thn;':;w FUNERAL DIRECTOR. LIy Neenich B I & g & 2t s, thi 4 = 2 ‘onnelly $21.63, Thomas Murray $38.- J 8 ¥ orwick: 9.15 - etely, is | an afternoon train. He will attend the | been accomplished. g ern N gland Tolephone company vention. 5 T .95, ite | Farnit and_ Crawford Ci New London 10.40 a. m. Watch Hill Plotely, and after using the: hair is |17, ol oncampment of . the . Grand | The Putnam house is being painted | in New Britain. Richard Healy will oAl SRS x in orelimi. | 25 Timothy Shea $42.25, Jewett City e ooktny, | 1000 a tmo dite Block Ialana T v m i ; i and having extensive carpenter work : Joscph Egan is engaged in prelimi- | Electric Light plant $98.07, and F. T. RETURNING : 1 Block 1s) readily dried, 3-”.’;"«"L,,‘Jl‘l.fi‘.‘”“"“" as a delegate [and g ex P ;L'l’;:':nd Mr. Gartland at the local |nary work for the state convention of | Fields Tic. "Phones—Store 61-2; house 35-5. Mo daid e b Tt o gy : o 01 z - 3 e, the C. T. A. U. which is to be held in| Eqward Walsh, f Mr. and Mrs. London 5.30 p. m., Norwich 7 p. m. Price a bottle 25c. Ml S Only Marriage at the Stand. Attended Funeral ‘of Charles L. Dean.|Putnam September 5 6 and 7. ' | Borors oy Son, of Mr. and Mre. MOOSUF HOUSE. “Bhore Dinner Houses and Bathin Windham Hive Meets. Mys. . H. Greener and daughter of{. Sheriff and Mrs, P. B. Sibley and Marriage Set for 30th Inst. Tuesday, breaking his arm. Mrs.| % J- King. Prep. H 8 King, Mgy | Beach near landings at Watch Hill an, Windham Hive, No. 31, L. O. T. M,, | Danielson are at the Danielson house. | £ H. Jacobs were at Westford Mon-| Afjex Orise C. Maynard and Frank | Walsh with her four children has Soaiy, Revwm sonneetel. FAREs e I held its regular monthly raview in its | Mrs. Greener is the daughter of C.A.|day afternoon to'attend the funeral|p™ Corgier. both of this city, are to | just returned from a two weeks' visit | Special attention paid to Commercial | j; orwich to Watch Hill o jhall on Valley street Tuesday even-|Gould at one time superintendent of | of Senator Charles M. Dean, who died | & married at St. Mary's ehurcn Au. | With her sister in Fall River. » s et pg.ga | Watch Hill, Sundays, limited to The H C. M“rra Lo:"™* ! B Emndi e cel in Malden, Mass. Mr. and|gug 0, Miss Fay Olds of Ware, Mass., is| Mo®*®8 i teicd 43 8 ¥ v ¥ A ) ency, Mre. Greener wasmarried at the Sibley have been lifelong friends Maynard-Bibeault. the guest of her grandparents, Mr. B Taan, e ititea’ts ° R Lot Hi 3 e Plirchastd Lunch:Cart. preachers'-stand, June 7, 1382, at'6 p. nator Dean: Mrs. Sibley attend-| G oEE I dee | @04 Mrs. F. H. Fanning. ¢ Ko N r e ) % 18 . Ag o ome Journal Paperd ..o ard has putchased ‘the | B, DY the Rev. Samuel McBurney of | ed school with him at the old Westford M;V‘;;-"d "bg’t’;;’ of Pi“‘“.m“““;é‘“’:“;if Mrs. Laura Phinney Willett of White Beaéh - (Ocean Beach), weekdays and Sundays, tickets include _trelley from New Lon- don to Beach . For further information, party rate apply at office of company near steam- hoat landing, Norwlch. L. M. Gilchrist, Agent Je4d (Hamburg-American Line) 18,000 tons, brand new, superbly fitted. 2 Lot raly e P b A tries of the different towns through y S The Sure PI-:_- to find those: condi- 51 it g 3 ©| Alfrea Wade, 16, of East Killingly, | which the new road will pass. Already it e st instadl A, hana Rnund the WOI‘I ions is at ; is at_the Duy-Kimball hospital with |a number of options have been ob 4 . i | Visiting - Ekonk _Relatives. his_right hand amputated aboye the | tained on properties adjoining the line | this is the very best time for you to| 85 0 0 05 v L™ 6 oiober 16, 1908, 7 “ E n d ’ &Y (Ao Rey. M. Joseph Twomey of Port-|wrist, as the result of injuries sus- | for the purposes of building homes for | investigate. | from San Fi Feb. 19 Y « . fiCAUGE’'S ! land, Me., formerly pastor of the Dan- | {ained by having the member caught | those whose business is in the cities —_— - Gosting only 3600 717 Main St, Willimantic. {i!:(f" «dr;{‘)f:m?mmm Item-“d;nzukrm: in a piece of lnudl‘lnery which he was | and ;«‘1}0 wish mT;—‘esme Tnsidr the including all expenses afloat . s ps 4 ek at Ekonk atives, operating at a mill in his home town. | crowded towns. The coming of the Telephone 199, o Waming frovis b L0 e Phdte| Smg gt wrist were s | road would mean & boom for Colche ANDREW E, MEECH’ A [, %, 3 slicie : coas! ro sday) eve badly torn that it was absolutely nec- | ter, as a number of firms would Ii Hlippines, Japan, A m ke Vi saver 1 flli 1 ea. he will lead the prayer meeting at the | ageary to remove the hand. While | to locate here if facilities for trans- %6 Visit unusually att a every . T 8 vicin t’y realize Baptist church; a large number of his [ tha speration was In progress. the| portation were better. Hardware [ANIELSON Stoves 10 viait unusoally attrace ESBR(] th g THIS o] s tituti h 3 Shpies, pasiery in Danielson will | operating surgeon picked out several| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller of Middle-| augdW 3 ‘ i 5 a m sa,flngs mstiturion e 1S e present.at the service. pieces of. shoddy that were deeply bur.- wwnd who )wf"hmn““uy marr‘ed.“arv. ty North u : Isms_ --;;m..” s X 5 fed in the wound. spending their honeymoon at Mrs. Kurfuerst,” 73 days, including 24 days Bas a lot of small Show Cases and : : : WORSTED COMPANY. Greonilontia’ Eyic Wiils 8. Millers aunt's, Mrs. Thomas 5. clarics. | A{{@NA the 9 Cent Sale|sevo: ini paesting, $400 up. _ alotof Droug Store Fixtures for|| assured of as good security as is possible || T"o°TE2 = Gl i e Saved. |on Norwich avenue. FRANK €. CLARK, TIMES BLDG, N, ¥ Mill Nearly Ready to Start Up. Nathaniel Greenleaf, the boy who| “fgred J. Hudson has returned from a S phaciby sale cheap. in an bank Of the land i our business —_—— N Thursday. | week's Visit with his sister in New Fona st a us The warps are ready for the dress- |18 doing finely at the Day-Kimball | york. y ¢ 2 y 3 o ers at the mill -af. the Denisison hospital, ndications are that not on- | . ji. Baldwin o New Haven was in Keystone sto""r | MONTAUK STEAMBOAT cOss LiNe X & Worsted company and the hum of ma- | lv i - Sy saved, but also his| town Mondsy t M. between New London, Conn., and G - ELMORE & SHEPARD, would more than double in a month. e e “be fieard agoin at | sight.. He {2 now able to seo out of | *Jhe Aeademy bullding is receiving a | D20Ilon Putnam, conun | Bet oS e B the plant. Many applications for em- |the eve behind which the bullet is|coat of paint cn the inside and will be | _2us4d ong" Tsla r. “Wyandotfe” iesves (Buscessors to Scssions & Elmom) s ve o i lodged ‘and although his sight is not y v New London, kdays, 10 a. m., 4.10 . Why 1 k Iy fi ployment have been received, in fact a g thoroughly renovated. A ondon. wesidays, 18 & m, 418 ! y let your money work partly for | |Zuscicn nimverto iy operate the | fully resiored there is strons hope that | “'Sherift Wickwire was in Willimaftc| THE JNDERPRIGE SALE | Teaves o e " melephone. [mbalmers and Foneral Directors, 60-62 North Street, Teiephone couneciion. HIRAM N. FENN, UNDERTAKER and BMBALMER 63 Church St.’ Willimantle, Ct. Lady Assistant: R L s T L. M. REED : ney for the Travelers Life the Unlied States Health and A xi- ent Ins, Co. of Saginaw, Mich. Wi rite others when it might as well work solely for you? ; - Ghe e Willimantic Savings Institute H. C. MURRAY? Prest. N D. Webster, Treas. plant on the day and night plan as soon as the mill is ready to start, NEW RURAL ROUTE Greatly Appreciated by Patrons Along the Line. The first two'trips over the new rural free delivery route out of Dan- felson indicate that the route is go- img to be greafly appreciated by the people served by- it. Postmaster C. A." Potter accompa- nied the carrier, Arthur W. Logee, over the route Monday. The trip was made In good time and with the pleas- ure of being eordially received: by the people along the route. At Sterling, which is at one end of the route, Post- The bullet will be allowed to re- main where it is for the present. FRIGHTENED HORSE Runs Away, Throwing Warren Ames from Wagon. Warren Ames, employed by Chand- ler & Morse, was hurled to the ground and rendered unconscious when the horse which he was driving ran away in Union street about ten o'clock on Tuesday morning. Mr. Ames had loaded several long lengths of small iron pipe into a light wagon and was g0ing to deliver them when just as he climbed into the ve- hicle, the pipes swung around and the Monday. STAFFORD SPRINGS Body of Leroy Fitzsimmons Found Tuesday Morning. 2 Guiseppe. Lusa and Paoola Covsuiu were before the boorugh court charged with breach of the peace. They were brought before Judge Heald and both pleaded guilty to. the charge and were fined, Guiseppe Lusa $3 and costs and Paola Coysuiu $1. While dragging the lake near West rock the body of Leroy Fitzsimmons was found about 11.30 Tuesday morn- ing. making the length of time in which the body was in the water about two days. Much excitement has pre- now at The Boston Dry Goods Store Dantelson, means big bargaln prices to the customer on seasonable goods. Every departacnt in the stors bears the cut price marks. THE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE Main St. Danlelson, Jun27d Jataes I Keech, Mgr TOR DRY AND FANCY COODS Union Hotel Opp. Grand Central Station, New York City Rooms, $1.00 a Day AND UPWARD DENTISTRY The dental business established by aiy brother, whose assistant 1 was for many years, will be continued by me assisted by Dr. V. D. Eldred. It will be a pieasure Lo vee (he former master Potter and Carrier Logee werejends prortuding from under the seat | vailed at the lake sinc€ the young|“Trmse with US and Save Mones.* brothar and as many rates and full particulars. entortained by George Spooner. A stop strick the horse's flanks. filling the | man was arowned and searching par. 1SAAC CHAMPEAU, Manager. i atronsge. ching the and oot N Willimantis, Gt {ics'nas been working night and day Putsaz. Conr 'aovitd” DR ciak 'S B ) of half an hour will be made there{animal with terror and sending him