Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 7, 1909, Page 8

HIBERNIANS, rds dash the prizes will be Mhe ladies' auxiliary to the A. O.|g0ld, silver and bronze medals, with Hate planning for & soclal evening | Smblems of the order to the first. sec. i Uieir. meating nisht on September | 21 400 U, 10 B e G e Srovihed 2 There will be whist and during | $1oF and HOe. ! o . the evening the 35 gold piece will be ' 1 |awacded: The ladies will have re- | °fSecond, and sliver meda! Tor third freshinents of cake and ice cream. | ,.70'% Cxcaptionally atiractive meet- i number, of the members of the | ing, where new records may be mads. Firet und Becond divisions and la- The Saturday savings will be greal.|suss = nismes o | (e ™5 yen nationar- champion: “in pleted and the largé number of en- | WrEht, the 880 yard mi the il hd 1 These details will give you a hint of how 5O arucat one. ever bulled ot In| ObmPlc games In Sasland; Oy, & ot i e, sy oheghing T e S0C vards run, and &, C. North . onorary referee and the active ref-|,iq, of Brooklyn, also in the 100 and much you can save by purchasing here. AHN[cz T ke Wivam = cofoin e S i ane e hop, siep ; A Batterson will be clerk of course and | teams will come from New _York, kinds of Summer goods must bz moved rap-| i siir vil b Moty Cosehiin | prookn” serser” city, New” maven hluh lh;l.\‘ld nr Mlinerlt. "i;upit,. l‘!"u; places. 3 t te ce o idly. Cut prices are helping the movement | &' Fufan 5"Cost FORESTERS. 0 New ol ;m r:ake exhee;nnog;cemzn:l. i c’rn. wflmm"::,mf{. lgmiz criet‘y“ x:fr N:;& athletes bave been handicapped by | WU O Fh CSIG HE TENCE Au- 3.0t Thomas F. O'Brien of the Amateur | CUSL Znd it was well attended. Many g T PR SR 7oy Reductions in Women’s Dutch Collars Atiletle union, whe I8 connected Wit | Feports were read, which show a great Rmmd Steak ih. ]5c Fores Lamb - Ih. 12c Rolled Pot Roast b, 12¢ has jurisdiction over this state. gain financially. v {5} i | 5 Fine Lawn Dutch Collars, trimmed ” o o Four applications were received and Misses’ Outerwear Davia Fituserald, the offcial reteree | Four applications were received ana with Valenciennes or Venise lace in| of the Edgewood Athletic club of New Women's Separate Wash Coats, | qainty designs, value 25c—Today 123 | Haven, will be one of the track, offi- | Eree. nc‘:“’g;'l“:m“;“‘zg 5::'".;,""""0;{': I AB' white and tan, values up to $5.00—To- | each, clals. were guests of the court, as they were - l.. c price $2.95. s ok HAYMAKERS. on their way to Portland, Me., spend- ‘Women's Wash Coat Suits, white | Jy andkerehiefs : Geotae.+ .- ‘Taibat of A\';ugauc‘k, K‘gr;}‘::‘n :iq 1& :;eé:“ l:!u}r: "ll"hc:y ?:? 4 4 Ibs. f" $1.00 and solid blue, up-to-date styles, val- ;{:;f“ l;*;‘:_‘, m’:‘{f;n 05‘ e at® | gretted ‘not being here to help cele- ¢ Wes up to 35.95—Taday's price $395. | Womer's and Childrens Fine Cross- | cut, has writtert to the various fra. | brate the anniversary. Whe vielors Small lot of Women’s Wash Suits,|b8r, White Hemstitched ~Handker- | ternities ' announcing and inViting | i, ‘i1 west, but were pleased to see gt o 1 i : *"| them to- attend the snnual convoca White, green and pink, no two alike, | Chiefs with neat initial, value 10c—| yin® o the “Staté assoclation, to be | te Anancial condition € g o i values up to $5.95—Today $5.98. [Heday:Bo smsh held on Saturday, August 28, in_the [ g0 SRSt NECS SIOE LS A8 suc- Rl loft of Konckapotanauh association, | Ststally holding Hs own. Co., 131-133 Main Street See our window display, . Q 8 = <<} o makers in good standing are entitled | po¥, BE S0, 0 T aldate tn 18¢ & yard—Today, special 12c a yard | The entertaining association has ar- SR T and as there are adequate facilities | mander Charles W. Roberts of the Sons Large Oraflges e dolen 30C committee has also arranged for a |order in this state. & LEGAL NU/ICES. Women's Striped Lawn Jumper ' No. 30 1-2, of Bridgeport. L Court Sachem, No. 94, Foresters of 4 = 4 ! {oresses. combination solid. color, trim- | Wash Braids ~ |, oo ocasion wil‘open at 10 olock | umerica hia o auiet mestine Thors- | M White Pea Beans - - qt. 8c| Fresh Green Corn - dozen 17¢ Misses' Colored Dresses, Princ very desirable Wash Bralds, in 8 to a seat. Norwich will in all likell- | go5q o, / .]~ ; Z Ruby Milk- - - - - can 8 ranged for a first class clambake to SONS OF VETERANS. uby L ¥ can oc at the park there will be no postpone- | of Veterans gives many facts and Fancy Peas A Women's Cross-bar Corset Covers, (Main Floor) number of athletic events, among | division secretary, which is m: Onlons 3 qua[‘[s llc wed—closing-out price today 75c. | | s day night, and in addition.to.regular affct, wale oy 10 S008 Foday Sos,| VAFIely of patterns and colors, valve | Hood be represented. Blood Beets - - - bunch 4c | be held at® Forest park, Bridgeport,| An order issued by Division Com- Muslin Underwear Dep’t. =Wash Goods Department | mem on accounc o weuther. The | fisures rogaraing the eondition of the ew’4ma insrtion trimmed, Freach | iy cumptams, i colorn, ckin.| Mmoo s oo | Do otk et Siabtarron e b nMOhiQflflCOCOfi - - -can 15c style—Today 39c. 5 ‘cam| stan ; 4 ¥ |stripes. cte. in 10-yard lengths, value | WoNompon assoclation of - Bride- | thete were 8 Shpe jf, £00, BANTEE | B e SPECIAL TOWN MEETING R o el oy gy . Cabbage - = -~ - - b 2o tion trimmed, also ruffle trimmed BRI 3 . dne of the largest gatherings of Hay- | the time of the previous report, and fl lb Best s{afch uslin Novelties or Silk Ginghams, | L0 Jy ler held in the state and an | there was a net gain of 169 in mem- erized finish, checks, plaids,” et e e spent in the | bership, the chief item being the ad- La d C e e o i "eoad feliowship, | dition 0f 174 new members. The fol- ars Laundary SOflD . E ‘Women's Long White Skirts, tucked pod colors, regular price 25¢—To- | fraternity i han s, a ce 3 - rnity of fun and good fellowship. rTuffle trimmed, also tucked and em- | day 15c a yard. P lfln:lxe"gmc:;;'np'm'gv.dg] ‘fim'rourgfilone, The_legal voters In town meeting in the Town of Norwich are hereby warned to meet at the Town Hall, in said Town of Norwich, on Wednesday, Aug. Mth, 1909, at 8 o'clock in the ekirts—very special, 45c. dozen 23c broldery, regular $1.50 quality—Today ELKS. Bar o r a ? Griffin A, Stedman, Franklin Bartlett evenjng, to fix the school district rela- 98c. Crepes and Foulards, good assort-| mp. "mies of Norwich lodge, N Loren D. Penfleld, Hen tions of the territory in sald Town of 2 . No. ry Kinney, Wil R ment of colors, regular price 38c and| 430, are putting on the finishing touch- | ljam B. Wooster Daniel C. Rodman, YOU SAVE CAR FARE T IRTEC ya peosatly & pest of of the Town of Sprague, bounded Small lot of Pique Reefer Coats, | 42c—Today 25¢ a yard. es to the arrangements for their an- | Naugatuck-and Alden Skinner. The W.HEN, YOU PURCHASE OUR CoFFEE : lb. lgc, 25c, 28c regular $1.00 quality—While they last 3 nual outing at Poquetanuck draw- | national secretary has sent the fol- northerly, northessterly and easterly oy, O, Rough Shantungs, plain colors, with | bridge’ next Wedne August 11, | lowing pleasant message: “Congrat- i by the Town of Sprague, the Shetucket R polka spot, silk warp, mercerized fin- | and given the right kind of weather | ulations on your splendid gain for last ;}vh‘er belanlxa Agni).ium herlvdby the Limited number of Long. Pique ish, regular price 59 — Today 38¢ a| the plenic is bound to surpass all pre- | quarter. It beats all others.” oy B ot e o e Boot- Coats, regular $1.50 and $1.75 quality | yard vious efforts. Frank Wright will have | The report of the division treasurer : S Rl Py o7 (e Soo Today $1.00. q ¥ {yerd, a chowder and bake ready on the ar-| for the quarter shows a small deficit Torrington . tuting sald territory a new and B dadand ¥ I rival of the 12 o'clock train, upon |and at a meeting of the division coun- Vernon . 193 arate el QST o othecwis i which many of the members will go | cil it was deemed advisable to appeal Wallingford .. . 230 deemed expedient r3 Kitchenware De) ent down, although some will be there | to the members of the others through- Waterbury .. . 1178 Also, to accept and approve of a new earlier. out the state for funds to carry on Westport ., . 38 };rlggute o‘(_':rln:” lx‘r;";:{d:rgw. lmthhr:l;- Millinery Values (Basement) A programme of athletic events is|the work of the organization. ‘This Windham . . 258 b2 PR A e I | - scheduled for the afternoon, including | matter is to be presented to the camps Windsor 82 Witk (e Dy poaviaad Siiwct Tl oy Sov: Straw Sailor Hats f 2 8 Ealance of Enamel Ware on special | ® tug of war, in which one of the | very soon and the order urges the Windsor Locks 68 layout being to move the center line of G S i Coriey The ML Hie anen el e teams will be the Jewett City heavy- | Sons of Jeterans in the state to give ghe highway a tew toet to the south of 5 rodny 2 \ ble each, values 35¢ 2 < Pyt resent loc: coprd w! lay's choice Z5c each. weights. “The bzll game between the | their time and money in aid of the DL 00 be. sath wt"the Belsotmen's of Bitayia Duck and Linen Hats| 1% and 2 quart Tea and Coffee Pots| Married and single Elks will furnish [ worthy work of the order. X 3 - - 2 biig feature, and the respective cap- | The national encampment will be Teady to wear—values 98¢, $1.75, §2.25 | 0 QUart Sauce Pans—3 quart Pre-| tains are already making ready for|held at WasHington, D. C. the last u ~Today 25c, 50c, 75c, | serving Kettles—2 quart Berlin Ket- | the fray. There have been six entries | week of August and it is expected that Bargains s g a the other. events are well filled up.|Army 'men and Soms of Veterans 5 ach, values 35c t6 42c. b ool 42 P 1 Wil g0 from. Shisselty. %embera of. ‘\ 5-4 Table Oil Cloth, per yard 15¢ alanc s Povina REBEKAHS! the latter organization who -propose | e o Balance of Ol Stoves, Florence and t0 tako the tHip ahould notify Diviston | O lx‘r “m Shelf Oil Cloth, per yard... 5c fice. Also, to authorize the Seleotmen, in case such layout is accepted, to release 9 || to the adjoining owners, and discon- tinue as highway, that’ part of the present highway north of sald layout. Dated at Norwich, Conn., this 5th day of August, 1909. G'be A. D. LATHROP, F. E. BECKWITH, | tles — 3 quart Milk Kettles — all 21c|to date in the 100 yard dash, and |a good-sized I|delegation of Grand ’ ; | Pesfection make: i E 3 Little except regular business was 3 Here’s a Chance for the | ! makes, now one-helf pries | (rangactid by Fope Rebekah lodse, | Commandsr Roberts et once. Q GAS PLATES selootmis W LILLIBRIDGE, | Ice Cream Freezers olars: No.21,L 0. O.F., at its meeting this fi‘e e Men Folks to Save HEETIR g S apds polar Stan | cik; but the members of this lodge | MUST HAVE 506 SIGNERS em\ses sugéd UL " x m five to ten min-| 4re peginning to get things in shape TO GET LICENSE VOTE. uu“ 3 burner Men's Soft-finish Balbriggan Under- | Ul€S, one-and two quart sizes, regular | for. the Labor day celebration at Fair- wear—shirts long and short sleeves— | Prices 75c and $100—Today one-half| view. Mrs. Lula Palmer of Hope | Local Effect of New Petition Law. oc es constt on; OIL STOVES A Few Choice drawers double seated—42c quality— | Price, lodge ~has been placed in charge of ts t ts 1 burner .. 3 Today 33¢ t gitEas P e ot the dider which will be given the| The Voter, published monthly hy nalu ,oe 2 burner Umon, y a garment. visiting delegates from the various |the state executive committée of the $1.50 . lodges of the state. She will have 40 Men's. Cuff and Cuffless Nezngm.‘Pompeian Masgage Cream | assistents in preparing the tables and Shirts, entire line of $150 stock—To- cooking and serving dinner, 10 mem- in relation to the new petition law wickless, $4.00 b g AL e P oxotlve- 3 ClulJ- e R R ; MenWo and the number of signiers required in v towns now under license. The peti- ren- oun um‘lo BUSINESS | MATTINGS day $1.15. Is the best specific to keep the skin | bers from each of the Rebekah lodges Men's Fa R | in- perte. dition trom the summer | 1P this vicinity, Osprey and Orient of | tion for a vote on the license question, » WASH BOILERS b ancy 50c Lisle Webbing Sus- | sun_39c, 59' and 75 per jar, New London, Home ‘of Groton and | while it is addressed to the selectmen e 1c|u Eflec No. 7 Copper Bmem, worth Ie“ over penders, regular va Today 19¢, Hope of Norwich. It is safe to say | of the town, must be given to the fi $1.50 $1.25 RS T that Mrs. Imer and her corps of | town clerk not less than 20 days be- nuu'lew el No. 8 Cupp.r Bnmm, worth (vl helpers ‘are going to get up an un- | fore the date of the annual town | th Cfl $1.75 . .. $1.50 . N tion D\ equaled. menu. meeting. This date will be September nnme e Lom- w“l be sold very Fancy Veilings o Sepuriment » MODERN WooDMEN. |13 hie year, The number of signers | g y i o o RUIT saRs | _Acme Trouser and SKirt Hangers—| A full uttendance of members turn- | tered voters instead of 25 names as e e chea Two-toned, All-§ e Today 10c. 2d out Monday night to see two new | heretofore. There is no requirement ! . Al-Silk, Mesh' Veiling, | 60c M J Russian style designs, in a variety of | W i candiddtes initiated In handsome form | when lhese'nllzl:u stme:o b; lecur;d. il uulflh per style designs, i riety of men's Leather Belts, tan, brown, | into Jomic camp, No. 7694, Modern |In large cities the street and number SYRUP C colors, value 50c a yard—Today, spe- |gray, green and black, value 50c-To. | Woodmen ‘of - America. Six applica- ( should be given as well as name in 90c E. 2. Seal (large mouth) ITS —at— al 38¢ a yard, day 33c. tions for membership were also read. | full, in order to idfntiffi the individual -lu-n aufo hrmrn-hdnfl\e per dozen . 2 The local Woodmen. enjoyed the | with name on voting list. e . mini- 1. E. Z. Seal (lary th honor of a visit from Consul M. S.|mum number of signatures required SOI.D ALL LEE‘I“G UGGlST& ¥ U diaeh . s Brp—— 2 9 Ragmussen, Deputy Andrew A. Brown | in the towns which are now under . , and Brother Frank Hart of White | license is assfollows: Oak camp of New Loudon. The New Ansonia 279 Londoh, damp is planning to boom Avon. .. D 5 augdd - their order by having a parade . with Barkhamsted . % - | floats fn the Whaling city on the eve- . I : : oS Wy & Septemiber. 14 and the M 52?;‘.‘,’," .l.’al' = ;g . S CALL ON £ wich mps have received cordial in- B ford .13 = = = vitations to attend, which they doubt- Bridesport .. D s12 74 Franklin Street We Recover Furniture and Do Carpet Laying less \\'ll.l do in large numbers. Bristol 314 Send g = = Burlingto 22 QR L 3 ODD FELLOWS. Chkatdre. 50 for' anything you g ———————| Canton Oneco, 3, held its. regu- Colchester 45 R for may desire 1 Why He Wasn't There. lar meeting in Odd Fellows' hall on Colebrook . 17 | Y n_Hats “A WARNI | Congressman Gillett of Mastaghu. | THUFSday night. The brothers of the| Cornwall Loz { ec"lc"y or rower pah-Cul, el setts achieves greater notorie ;‘fn“:‘ local canton are anticipating a thor- Danbury . BT | C t I ue Pompadours, Wigs, To LEWANDO'S Cust + | | much"tame, by failing to be present yol uuih\y (-nj;;)ablht time fal '(he sheep- Lmr::n 2 1;0 1 ; et 833 ata Og oto. Prices Peasen. ut LN on the ot s e bake on the shores of Lake Com- Derby .. . 4 SIPMERS . || 7176 ,on the tariu b and pecciid BY | pounce at which the cantons of the East Granby . o CHANGE IN PRICE SRR | il aed Bring your Dyeing and Clean- made while the bill was being debated | St2te are to rally on September 16. East Haddam 51 ne ing NOW. Don't wait untii ||There/are variovs explanations of hig| The ¢aptains of the various cantons East Hartford oo | September. We will be VERY ||abuance. one that he misesa s eans | met in New Haven some months ago East Windsor 3 Formerly $20. and $25 The price to be charged to persons | OTTO STABENOW, Prop. PUSY then. NOW 1S THE ||and ancther that he was absorben in| 243 completed —the. arrangements; TEton s 8 b 71 4 O I ok Miathating: Do it | ancty chat b wowbmorsetl | 845, Oy U oS | Emnc o o CURERET G avetar 85| w, K. CANFIELD, worzea i Respectfully, | —water! A i - | present. © The New Britain band will Fairfield . 110 Ym mmded joliaken Dy itha ndarsigned, |t feks . Be A MARSHALL'S BNen, g9 Sptags with Its music and, a TRciinkon.. . 83 ;i | Say, all bills rendered as of September | T treat any trouble ball game will be a feature, The Greenwich 311 choice now of am 15i. 1909, for alternating current elec Principal. you may have with ? Purchasing Agenoy, || D ¢ members Of the subordinate lodges of Guilford ool T y | tricity for power as shown by meter your_feet — ingrow- 164 Main Street, g cor |nd5 0dd Fellows have been cordially in- Haddam 50 w ll M r"d'"r.'? m:en‘ fi"“sfn ""| 24, 1909, to | ing nails, corns, bun- with: Norwich Cir." Library. vited to the doings. The Norwic Hamden .. . 121 omen's or o ey R B fons, callous, = chil- L e % lodges exect to be well represented. Hartford .. 1367 Suit B B e blains, indow Blinds s, Huntington 18 Tailored in the 1 10 500 Kilowatt Honrs, 5c per kilo- MRS. UNDERWOOD, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Killingly .. . 186 watt Hous. 3 . p 5 Considerable local interest is shown Litchfleld .. . 79 store at this m. ‘Over 500 Kilowatt Hours, G for first s F GIBSON 51 Broadway. *Phone 858-4 Blind Trlmmm in the fleld day of the Greenwich| Manchester .. 265 4 500 and 2c for each agditional kilowatt . . y13d " | Knights of, Colurbus, to Mg Bola o MM, 884 All we can say is — come in and || hour. 1 v b G e Satuxdaydus. 25, at Keeler's hill on | Middletown . 3 16 your side is it S5l -0st the -0 EXAMPLE. Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. i trolley line betwcen Stamford an . . > 1l Number of K. W. H. used.. . . . < 3 Greenwich.. One of the principal Naugatuck .. 239 best bargain you. ever get in % % Agent for Richard=on and Boyntoa “lfl lfl l h Hack Livery, Boarding|FRED C. CROWELL’S, | &t ie"s red el i BRETE New™Britd B Sour Tife S0 K. W. B, at 3 cents ich Nickel & Brass o, ) ¥ 2 7 9 ( be started from Hour square in Nor- ; ew gsnnn 81 * | 500 K. W. H, at 2 cents Furnaces. Tadlaware, walk; and to be finished at the track. ew Haven . 2663 Every Suit is -appropriate for & Conn: and Feed 87 Water Street. It is open to all registered amateur| ~ New London Rt o Strideen g e siydindiiog! o ek A Nerpit Chandeliers, Yacht Trimmings Open till 6 p. m. during August it e Frminge B o b bl = material Norwich, July 26, 1909. s and such things Refinished. 5 same Is’ tro nine other open vtow: . ;. A augTdaw 100 v, wdicap, 300- 1 North Canaan .. 48 COME IN TODAY. 1 JUHN 1\".“‘1"11'-*“-*. JUST RECEIVED €9 to 87 Chestnut 8t. Norwich, Conn. i, ha -4 mile run. han- 208 508 5 | GILBERT S. RAYMOND, A New Supply of octéi [ 1647 Lnile_run, novi mile run, 96 ks | DWIN A. TRA® 2 wdicap 230 yards WAL ranning high 36 1 Boar v sctrleal O P l oo §ioe Jump hardicap; putting 16-1h. hammer, 234 Mo.ut‘l of Gus and Blectrical Commis- “0yl S Gl“len " our QUALITY ~ Adam K3 Tavern handicap. 26 b 300~ in work should” alwaya be considered. U to-date Equipment Two other. events are closed - to inyille 66 e a Sl i el Rges BTG e especially when it costs no more than P pmen 1861 Knighis of Columbas—100. s dash, Plymouth s ¥ ’ - T M RY P. CL P i CARDWELL’S, / Skilled men are < ’ handicap; and- on mile race, Portland - 80 |- . % Our pric tell the ..nd Guaranteed offer to the publlc the fuest standara | handicap (eama of four men trom Putnam 127 121-125 Mala Street A AP, sya1d 3 to 9 Market St o : 3y brands of Beer ¢ Curope 4 01 P official ha !1, ppe Se; 01 " . F A - —— -— - — —_— Slh:flctory Servicz, i e e e i - ot andcauperd Sarmue - The Leading Store 'in' Eastern” || SlaM)ing, Stamped Goods and STETSON & YOUNG. E Bass' Pale and Burton, Muelr's | New of . tie ' Metx pusl msbur 57 " Connecticut’ Devatéd Exclu ‘mbroider: il FUNERA ORDERS may2id. .14 to 20 BATH STIE,EI cotch Ale, Guiuness’. Dublin . Staut, | elath A. U, The road race will outhbury 35 * to Men’s,Women’s ‘and 'Children's | Empret 5 ¥ Materlais. J L e C.-& C. Imported Ginger: Alex Bunker | Start ata.1 v. m. and the track events Southington 140 WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, ? J. F, CONANT. 11 Franklin Street. « ?:""7 Chapman's) HillLP. B Ale. Fran Tones/ ; ¥ % Sprague 46 237. Main Street, Fay Building. Artistically Arranged by Whitestone 5 and the J. F. C. 108 aprs | ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, An relay race the prizes wi Stamford 554 . 356-2. : ! th Kot | Budweiser, Schlitz and Pabst. ma silver cun to the wi Sterling . £o31 b e WIOTTRS | HUNT .. .. The Florist, c',‘,“"»:' et e ey Y 1s no advertising meAl X o : n gld; «itver and hronze Stratrérd 102 Comngctirit sy -?na""'au A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town, pi ividual prizes to men Sumeld.- .. THERE 12 0o adveytis i 38, medium ta | Tel. 130, Lafaystte Street. business resuite, Telephone 447-12 .. . #7224 | an frat, ‘saccnd ‘and third teams. In) . .Thomasten B e usineae A . junisg