Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 11, 1909, Page 6

geeio Teprese: ite post, #0. 18, G. A. R, of Danbury, at the national G. A. R. convention in Salt Leko City. Mr. Miller ‘is on his way we Whers to Buy in Westerly INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, T'o Have Thirty-third Annual Clambake—Death of Alonzo Harmon—Contents of Peddler’s Cart Stolen—First Band Concert Announced. \ The bandsomest Souvenir of the 250th- Anniversary. August is the bauner month for ship- ments of good Coal just before the heavy traffic to the west. Better get Alonzo Harmon, for many years a|those who depend upon the published resident of Westerly, who left here | schedule to make train connectivns., A Sterling rim top and bottom Westerly Branch i years, ugo to reside in Provi- | Norwich man who spends the night B e your Coal this month. . g Y sty died in that city Monday in his | at Watch Hill, coming in the evening ‘ s, Capital . Three*Million Dollars | 76th year. He was engaged in farm- |and leaying for Ngrwich early in the f 2 Burplus Three Million Dollars | ing fogAnany years néar Westerly and | morning, says the service is unrelia-. Price $1.25 E. anP Co ble and a public imposition, } PEII 1 Over ' Fifty Thousand Accounts. Liberal, courteous and efficient in its | management. ‘ and Kitchen Supplies in Southern | Rhode Isiand? We are direct importers and can save you money. Free delivery: n all purchases of §5 or more. SBTANTON'S BAZAAR, Westerly, R. L | se20a | the Westerly Fat Menw assoctation | Dall in Westerly, Friday. 1 Pails and Shovels, Sand Toys, Moulds, at_Brightman's pond. -~ The member- | o oo i Dt vtk 3 | ship includes many residents of New | o The; Frasent, is the best season erer e v Calluloid Dolls, Boats, Fans, Parasols,| Free Burning Kinds and Lebi BABIES! London and Washington counties who | (2%, Wateh HUL Rotelt. anc Tre . Norwich Souvenirs, Norwich Visws, | of ‘Providence, He united with the First church of Westerly twenty years ago and was a member to the Baptist Mr. Harmon is survived by hié wid- ow, two sons, Clarence and Fredérick and two daughters. the thirty-third annual have signified their intention to -paf- Local Laconics. Willls Greene, assistant keeper at The first band concert of the sea- son will be given by the Westerly band | |in Wilcox park this evening. | The New London Independents and V' lay a game LAMB to Stew - JOHN & GEO. H. BLISS Summer Goods Central Wharf and 150 Main Street. Telephones. " :)'("l;:‘l‘ l:li‘!“ e ‘|)4"1 :'e Mi‘:] "x‘m”ef | Point Judith lighthouse, was in West- N i | catuck lodge, F. a - AL, f ey T 2 i 28 YEARS A CHINA STORE [Za Wit 5e buricd im River Bendcem- l”';‘”""":f:t’:d P TE Ta { Do you know we carry the largest | ¢{6ry in accordance. with the Masonic | 0 "4o\n "clerk's office, has returned s 4 I { line of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps | " aio" from her vacation. 0' e - - auglld ALWAYS IN STOCK. Boon they will be big boys and girls | yicivate. The chief qualification: for | It IS expected that the new schoon- Eavors, o and their baby faces will be only a | bty S0 CHER CEACETRL at [er Florence Howard will sail from A D I.AT“OP memory. Bring the babies and I will | muct weigh 200 pounds, more or less, | Stonington, Saturday, for the south, fo y 3 v cateh their smiles, but the weighep calls off the tweight | l0ad vellow pine lumber for Portland, Mns Enm‘ H' Fuflulfl s ar STILES, The Photographer, | to be at least 260 pounds. . This fat | Me. h ) u Office—cor. Market ard Shetucket Sta Brown Building, - Westerly, R. I.| men's associplion event, since its or- The Rhode Island’ end of the iron | b bane 347 Yssa | Eanziation, toirts-three years ago, has | fence of the Broad - street bridge, | Telephone 168-13. 2 ki never beer interfered with by reason | which was broken by an automobile | oct29d of rain. The committee of arrange- |about two months ago, has fot been | Croprietor ot fhe’ | ments is composed of Daniel F. Stil- | repaired. | s tn (ade o8 ubber.Wo Mass R* selliman Carriage Co., D0 ‘1 seph W. Murphy and Henry| Sacred Trail, who has Coggswell St., amphear. camped for the past two w i W’e:}:erly}, R. Ii The officers are: J. H. Hill, presi- [ Oak_street baseball field, lectured on GO TO THE arry the ‘largest| ent; Dr. Edwin H. Knowles. vice | Tuesday evening on the Custer Mas- g o e a0 oS35 paton SIS | cont B ROl o Kaomies i) Ty i e oot ek () A KA 'SKVMON - 2 tas 17c | NATIVE CARROTS - Rubber Store e and parts of harness Carriage repair- | 4nd_ treasurer; Nathan NOYeS, | Rev. Rennets Miller of Hartford, & Well S d w d {1 &na paincing und automobiie pame. | chaglain. representing - the National Reform M J 8.0, CRACKERS - - - - I 8c|BLOOD BEEIS - - - - - B 4c R o 8 easone 00 .l SEASHORE PROPERTY. i T, e s Sene Sararin, it e Asthpliet Fires bz 25 ey e . 'y distharges rom nEacy S n « ax; Ba pti ches - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 e e, BT trowt. | Neia urtiey U B, A hay rewurned | and Catvazy Baptist churches next B |UMP STARCH 2 Ibs. 9c | LEMONS e 25¢ C. H. HASKELL ing ocean, 50 by 150. Price $200. to his home in Westerly direct from | =0 BRrE 2 & $ 2 ¢ ' . ¥ s, New M yhere. b he rifle team representing the I A PO o § :-?:3';2: S Rl DR e b ‘!:d’lh\('P:usp’;’t::(Orbr“n;;nva;i Rhode Island national guard will start CAMPB-LL'S SOUP - - lan 8¢ | POTATOES L F“’ T Phones = 2 402 w ; Varee months. Before going to hos- | Monday for Camp Perry. at Fort Clir ranklin am WILLIAM A. WILCOX, e g to A | ton, Ohio. to partfcipate in the ne i * mayéd Real Estate Broker. piai, he was stationed at rort il |ton, Obie, to parcicloete 1n the o) FIGLETTES hetter than Fig Bars 1. 25¢| JUMBO BANANAS Better oquipped than ever be. Oklahoma. Several months ago, Whil R b andl. your s Al *Phone connection. Westerly, R. L Bourdreau and eleven comrades were state arfillery new goods — fully guaranteed. J. A. MORGAN & SON, y21d on a bridge under orders to fight a| Owing to the absence of the watér- We carry all sizes in stock al SEASHORE COTTAGES. prairie fire, the bridge collapsed and {ing cart, Dixon square and vicinity | ———————————— e 3 - T N hie 10 mest your THesdl Coal and LLumber ASHC ] Bourdreau was injured. Symptoms of | were dust ridden Tuesday. The bus- | ANOTHER ROOSEVELT SHIPMENT | his seventy-fourth year, as the result | pressing hope for his election on the Manuafcturers’ agen’s for Good- We carry a well selected line of af Furnished for Housekeeping. pulmonary tuberculosis developed soon | in people in the section are de- | pt {of injuries received by a fall in visit- | ground that he was known to be loyal rich, Diamond, Fisk, G. & J. sizes family coal. Lumber for bulld« Accessible by Trolley. after. m nding relief from the highway com- OF Selected Specimens to Leave Mom- ing the savings bank, in which he was | to the sectarian chool and Michelin Tires. Dealers in ing purposes. (inpkind i iy oS, 12 35 years ot see and dlschary: s oxf}::c;:l::\knrro\’l’nc)l;hss e basa, August 16. a director, after the fire last year. = all other makes. TR Cetftral Whart, i cal de 18 -discl - < n Buy now while the pric one sept FRANK W. COY, leal debility. His discharge papers | Howland. Miss Lou Lusk. Miss Lil-| Naivasha, British East Africa, Aug.| The Boston Herald's Washington MISS M. C. ADLES, e 6 High St, M isterly, B L7, | ana soriibe auet SHoale, o Jasttiltant 0 ey Miss Kannle arker. and |10.—Col. Theodore Rooseveit and his | correspondent hears that the cause of 2 o . LUMBER 3 } which 1s_the highest possible.rat : May Dower of Westerly are at-|go; Kermit, accompanied by Edmund | the failure of Representative Frederick = i S i the highest possib) tending the Epworth league imstitute | 120i0r the zoologist of the Roosevelt | D. Gillett of -the Springnela district, | [1dll, JOAIQ N0 FACS pflma IS A“ R“bber Co The best to be had and at the right Gillesple treatment of the hair ‘and | sortien: ot oo J5 In the ‘Anguillaat the ‘Willimantic camp ground. expediiton: J. Cunningham, the |to vote on the tariff Dill, was absent- 1 ng o || prices, ‘too. Remember we ' aiways scalp, cures faliing hair, baldness, seze- | crts et s e 6 et i ;The AI(ax"ll§ergy>i Vbasvilu:ill lc«milan‘g British field naturalist, and Leslie A. | mindedness. “They declare” he re. SCALP HEALTH 7478 Matn Bt. Norwich. ;rr.y“-hhtlxm :-:“A;!M?h‘l:fl:-.mc:lll“n: ik, hyraing, stc. Endorssd by lead’ng The strengthening of the railroad |2 &ame Tuesday in the Vo ot, the lo'clock yesterday for Nveri, a gov- | in a novel and was reading in a nearby | goaly ‘neans healthy, glossy, abundant iy . . acial treatments. manicure Miss Lida bridge, just west of the railway stay|OTMCT W a score of 6 1o 5| ernment station fn the northwest of | room. | hair. Neglect in this matter may | Operating 15 Stores. may Thomas, High St. Potter-Langworthy!|tion, the repairing and painting of the | - feature o me was ‘the pitch- | Ranja province. =it {mean permanent discase, discomfort, | Building (Up Stairs). Je29d | passenger station and freight depot, | ¥ P¥ Flynn. The batterles were Major Edgar A. Mearns and J. Ald- | As a memorial to_his son,' Oscar, | perhaps baldness. are taken as indication that the pro- | A!t4T Bovs. Flynn and Robertson: Q.|en Loring, the other members of the | who died recently, -Baron Albert de | Miss Adles treats the scalp in a i posed railroad improvements in West- | ho . FLs darrell, ealy, Smith, | Roosevelt party, will leave here Wed- | Rotschild of Vienna, gave to the Jew- | scientific way. Consuit her in Nor- n“, Your Shoes and Hg;my erly have been dropped for the pres. | Rhodes and Owe s for Nairobi, where thes will | ish community of inat. city the'sum | wich week of August 16th. ent. Three vears ago, nearly, the e —k e for an ascent of Mount Ke- [of 10,000 kronen and a like sum to 3 15 00 and get a coupon on the Piano to be,|town of Westerly appropriated $30,000 MILK FOR MESS. n extinct voleano to the north | the municipal government, the amount WAUREGAN HOUSE, Norwich b given away at towards the elimination of the Canal R . |of Nairobl. ) | to be applied to charitable w He | Boston. New Yok 5 street crossing in connection with the | CaPtain Goss and Lieutenant Deming | = A" sccond, consignment of specimens | gave also 200,000 kromen for educa- Teleptione: 704, wugoa | Buys a 17 Jewel Hamilton Wateh in PURTILL’S, next to the 5¢ and 10c Store. ter Woolens. Custom Made Suits contemplat improvements, and-that sum is still available for the purpose. to Carry Cow to Battlefield. The _desire of Capt. Chauncey P. never heard of ( in Goss milking selected by the shipped to the steamer Admiral, which leaves Mom- | expedition will be | United States on the tional purposes, in the department of mathematics and astronomy. and dyed, if necessary a 20-year Gold Filled Case. $10.00 L. L. CHAPMAN - 's W, _ dv23a } . Morris Soloveitzik leases a barn in | Goss, Jr., and Dudley Deming of | basa August 16, The duke of Norfolk is uridergoing Nos Eacyis heaidrobo 1| Coggeswell street and keeps his ped- | the staff of Col ddes, who S investigation by a parliamentary com- wal = 2 dler wagon there at night, Monday | Will command th cticut troops | NEW LONDON WOMAN INJURED. | mittee for transgressing the rule - Buys a Waltham Watch in a 20-y The Store the barn was entered by thieves and | When they will p c in_the war TR LD | which forbids peers of thie realm from Gold Filled Case. nearly all that the wagon contained | manoeuvres in Massachusetts next |Mrs. George S. Morgan in Runaway | interfering with parliamentazy . elece ¢hat undersells them all on Clothing, | was stolen. He reports the loss of | Week, to have fresh milk all the time, Accident in Cambridge. tions. He recently sent an unwise let- Hats, Shoes and Furnishing Goods. J'tiree pairs of wool blankets, is making great sport for the guard: ter to the conservative candidate ex- Also a full line of the New Style MECHANICS CLOTHING COMPANY'| White bearskin children's ¢ “_"f!: ms_.;.-, These mu‘uffir;zrs. it Cambridge, Mass., Aug. 10.—Mrs Signet Rings. out of the High Price District, ot R e ey oy trust to any fammer t0 |George 8. Morgan ot New - London, L e curtains, two luck- coats, | instead w 2 cow, and either | 5 accident here vesterday. Mrs. complote line of up-to-date| In buying, what is so important & sy23d four, black skirts and two pairs of | have her transported around with 3iiian was driving with her mother, A Few Choice :"‘ = . i factor in everyaay life as Wines, iy Dty Tl Caney. 18 [ eI e e e it ooy | Mrs. Robert: Henderson, on Massachu- g i Liquors and Beers. Quality should b City Phar acy working on the case. tise hiré a cow in the different tOWNS | goiis avenue. when the horses became : the most important essential. m e T prr A S s il 3 frightened and ran for half a mile, at People of good judgment are not in- TRY OUR _The cars on the Pawcatuck Valley| In speaking on the matfer at the |\ JEG 0 SO0 *Norgan out. She fluenced so much by price as by quality 1CE CREAM, 8002 R coLLEge |FMiroad ds run, it ig<elaimed, rarely | armory last evening, one of the other | GiZ8 ("t “Cambridge Reliet hos- lj | In dealing with us you get a combi L LD A g COLL arrive or leave on schedy time, | members of the stafr 1 It Dr.| 5051 “whete 1t -was. sald that shé' wiil nation of high quality and low pric 3 ile Waiting for Your Car. | While this is a_general inconvenience | Deming docsn't know how to milk the | PIe4L, syhers 't was 52/d FAo2 SRe Wi Franklin Square. and get Liquors of the best quality at 36 Canal St.. Wester] .R. | [t the public, it"is especially ‘so to|cow I guess she will have to go ur ife of a prominent physician in New as_low prices as such goods can be 9 L s AL milked, for 1 am too advanced in age | 1ic,°f B left over mar2sa sold for. - ! SAGEAR I8 =g | begiiito jearn now, aad ' gouit | i Il always be in the pink of condition 2 OuE Stolk e Sarie and otmple, | eve ‘that any of the o : : . o in and 100k around o my new samples of Fall apd | CUREDITCHINGHUMOR i} e the': \sa attngt .1 Bhve SUES GIRL'S FATHER. if,sent periodically to us to be cleaned ome in and 100k aroun; $12.50 and up and I am raid that one of the fea- He is Accused of Horsewhipping Her will be sold very R g - Big, Painful Swellings Broke and | tures of his military training is miss- Call, g '::"”l ;",f"‘_;" because we | will make a Summer Sale at reduced GCO. Gl‘eellbel‘flel', Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. Did Not Heal —Suffered 3 Y ing. We are ready’ to drink the milk e == chea o % et ! Franklin 8 N h, C Jy28a ea ufteres €arss | ror water will be a s article, but [ One balmy evening Iath .’une Charles | take infinite care of every article en- | prices on the balance of Harness, Car- | 47 17:'\ h"‘ t;‘e:n orwic . ‘::m ki as .for milking, oh, no!"—Waterbury | Conners, who lives on_Baldwin street, trusted to us, and are prompt in d i di ¢ elephcne $12. V! e TORTUR Republican, went courting pretty Violet Dinkwell, | _ ST fclagei'and Symmitr’ gosde. Owneie g)] Tl 0T —_— ANNOUNCEMENT. O LY e i o B e roia s livering goads. And ‘our charaes are | orie, Uil save. good meney buying Having purchased bho “Little black swellings were scattered | Action of New Haven Master Plumb- | South Waterbury. The courting was i e i raind i s pieant: (e ouitieuns | ootiito NS s e Now plaven Master Pl | U4, I Cupted . Netson M. Dive g | o ter norse_wpotien for e next | Rose Bowling Alleys, S o S 2 el | AT e s o e : Rl e e e o used 4 9| Lang’s Dye Works, [ce torse sick to st from. people of Westerly and vieinity oue filmu]dn'lll._keop{mrlnlsr‘rmr mg:h«m_ LAx §.Teeting of the :\Tyx Haven hn:s‘l-\(]]Hp in the gmcca‘qmg 4 ¥ errm 0n Sl ’ . o y_and iielnl rger swellings would sphear ool my | Mabtes nbers’ association, an- | All this happened on the evening o - : !.:E;uniru(xn12;2(:}‘:«.1::’ocfi:y}led“puz{im]\z clot e wonld Stick to-the bors. Ty ouncement was made Thursday that |June 22, and Saturday young Conners Telephone. 157 Franklin St. LUCAS HALL, of vourself given free with every doy. | t0 & doctor, but the trouble only got | their shops would be open for busi- |came to the city court, civil side | o4 5 aug10d L. L. CHAPMAN en $4.00 cabinets. F. Roulean & Ga. | Worse. By this time it was all over my |ness, and that any one who wished to |praying for $100 damages. Plaintiff : ¢ 49 Shetuaket Street. Westerry. + | arms and the upper part of my body in | work, together with any one whom the | did claim that on said evening said Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. 138 3. J. C. STONE. swellings as large as adollar. It wasso |master plumbers would see fit to em- | Nelson M. Dingwell did make a brutal, Sysdaw ot VA ¥ g painful that I could not bear olie onmy | ploy, might return o work, The mas- | Vicious, wanton and malicious assault e Monumental Works ack. The second doctor stopped the | ters by this only carry out what they |on him. 1 will guarantee to make a monu- ment at the lowest possible cost con- swellings, but when they broke the places would not heal. T botght a set of the Cuticura Remedies and in less than a proposed from the start, which is that they would not yield to the journey men in the matter of appren Connecticut Feldspar. ~ Heating System Designed--- CALL ON s. They . < eistent with good work. My experl- | week some of the places were nearl: . i e e oe | A bulletin just issued by the ence of years is at your service. well. T continued untl 1 harl used thres | pe. rogistered. ut. then o ot paioiid | geological survey on the production ME ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Efi'. du_nd MI' I am sound and well. [to he confined to employ only such | °f lv!(l?par in rerica in 1908, con- % Oak 8t near High, Wasterly, R. I. | Sp,cisease lastad tiree vears. o, I apprentices whom the union chooses | (7% s on P i steam or hot water—to meet all conditions, for anything you 2 . o - Jr SR 0. register. The & ) : N\ may desire in Halr Potter Drug & Ciem. Corp.. Soie Props, Béston et BWREC D, The quantity of Connecticut”feld- fil 7 N . “‘st'f::é:'cflif,'xfl.}?}l’“ ‘Slkr\'nr%r;:::ns‘ r placed on the market in the to fill all requ"ements Curls, Puffs, Tment, Hair Dressing. BRIEF STATE NEWS |cruge state in 1908 was 2588 short Our experience as the oldest establish- Pompadours, Wigs, - tons less than in 1907. The quantity otc. ' Prices Teason- MRS. M. L. EE(LLS _— marketed in the ground state, includ. ment in this line in Norwich has fitted us able. Call and r' i‘MI .I ll‘] lld hc.l A ing abrasive feldspar, was 1,566 short r i » 0SS! 1SS6USe, 1al von.—The first real circus to visit | tons less than in 1907. The product -4 0 BbNe whepeciaitgl: Tiis Mroage Avon within the memory of the oldest - Kureka Mining and Operating to cope with all problems. OTTO STABENOW, Prop. g 5 4 inhabitant is scheduled for today mpany’s quarries is reckoned as 3 A i e i (Wedneadas)- Thetcd in the crude state, as. the We guarautee satisfaction and economy Iy2sd Telephone 490. milling branch of this concern at apridd 17 Broadway. Enstablished 1901, Harold L. Wells, 0. D, Optometrist. Detective vision corrected by the prop- er adjustment of lenses. Room 9, roi- ter-Langworthy Block, Westerly, R. L WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOTHING STORE— . D o g 5 ing feldspar for the pottery trade re- emi mbach Bavarian has proved a succ and more will b 8 P » 4 . l/ Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmba R. G. B]lVCn & (.10., uscd in different parts of the town, |POrted decreased productions and up- Telephone 133. | Beer, Bass' Pale and Burton, Mueir's On the Bridge. favorable market conditions, | Scoteh Ale, Dublin _Staut, (] 'n REGAL SHOE AGENCY. employe of the city or town, will on| PERSONS TALKED ABOUT | Hill P. B, Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- | ] We give S&H Green Trading Stamps next Friday complete his forty-second e ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser- with all purchases. vear of service in the street depart-| Mrs Georgiana Buckley of Montrose, Budweiser, Schlits and Pabst. varnishes - ment. Col., is one of the largest pressed brick A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. ’ i manufacturers in the west. She is a < 712 224 HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS Danbuby.—The annual state conven- | widow and is her own manager. Telephone #47-1 bid 2 (e Sea J tion of '(he Bons of Bi- Georee of Con | ™ " e 4 DENTAL WORK. Finishes o . necticut was held in Danbury Tuesday | Edwin D. Mead of Boston wasone LL E T £ ?v'm:,-";“';T",',':,.',,p:’,“"s:;;fi:",’.', Dhaaa T T IRTRe O ot the ol b s R can be done wifhout pain by Dentists who KNOW HOW. We prid AHERN BROS., v ' ¥ the university of Leipsic who partici- one wifhout pain by Dentists who . We pride Tied in stock. Factory Made Harness g dted. 1 5 v 5 T vork now. rus in stock at $13.00 and up. Ou l Middiefield. —Passenger tramc s |Pated In the S00th anniversary cele- %:::b;:’b;nbfggz“?(ee;‘pgmncgbm\i\'e.}:‘::l: haet 2 ey weiiy Gefle[‘a] Contractors 'y . ° ‘N n;‘s;:u DERS. e B e B e 3 that. Each of our staff of operators has made some branch of Den- moved to jest Broad Street. ¥ 4 mmo ccurrence | for rains to Aiass t i ol y: s Nrea ™ |is too high in quality to com. |\ one o two exira coaches 0 ac- | yorusiane was wrecked I Conade i owning: St o i iR o have & BPEBIALIST 1o 03 63 BROADWAY & PR oo T ’ - | commodate the unusual patronage. Aiher. Moy, S0l mevedl e el it for you, and do it positively without pain. and at from one-third [N | ‘Phone 715. jun3a The Washington Trast Go. dp - 00 good to pe Wallingford.—A postcard recefved by | Short flights, has been an advoeate of to one-half the prices prevailing at other offices for the same quality [§| g y et » | wasted on Bread and Biscuits |C. . Yaic from Superintendent Marsh R e T WL B won for Jafeatabtny and. - comsult: i Betare "Bhing 3 £ ? 3, o ot 3 L b een employe ch notable suc- - gvitlnl : . g&% not demandmg the very best |mi tht e B 15253 | cess in YA B - elsewhere. We make no_ charge whatever for examination and advice, [ 45 and 41 o baking vesults. Its greater vt A T The full name of the pretender to Sets of teeth that fit, from 3300 M| Commerce Strest. Pays Interest on Deposits. 3 * New Hartford. - Patrick Bradley was |the Spanish hirone; who died a few Gold Crowns, 22 karat....$5.00 | Good service—Consterate attention | CCONOMY iS proven in the first [ arowried while swimming a duys ago, was Charles Marig de los a e b ¥ | Spring season is over but we are guaranteed the patrons of this in- | loaf you bake. wood pond Sunday after Dolores Jeéan Isidore Josef Krancols Bridge Work Special —our b dhyr e stitution. ¥, body has been recovered sent 1 Quirin Antoine Michel Gabriel Rafael, own system — absolutely - i his:’ h t Tarifiville was 29 | Prince de Bourbom, and he carried it impossible for teeth to i reduzea hprl ars old and unmarriéd sixty-one yvears by marked down in price AMER'CAN “0USE ' Stamford Tl R tin W, Littelton. . o led Fi e .: o ""' ‘65'20 Mixed Paints, Muresco, Brushes and " e Rey o f in ittelton, who defended illing; rom 50c dia O'Brign_re{urned from his European nd saved him from the elect ke e Decorations. . el ST Do rip Suriday. was met at the pier | is auoted by the Lrooklyn Eagle work guarsntesd for-10 y P. E. MURTAGH SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes, ¥ an automo) party and the jour' |as saving that White's slayer was re- e 3 . ney to Stamford as made in s sentful b use the judge had not sen- s % x Trav S BCR. LAY Skeriot Before purchasing it's to vour interest to corre- time. A . forma) ion had been |tenced him to a Tenderloin restaurant Ing enia ariors Telephone. 92 and 94 West Main, 8¢, SHETUCKET STREET. spond’ with me. .:;—mng:;i 11 the Lyceum theater. where |instead of Mateeawan. ’ *ivisd MAURICE W. FLYNN, Manufacturer and Buil s Sangact Kenealy, made Al sl ST : 7 v b GE W. FLYNN turor and Builder, drese of welcome. _preseniing Father | ¥enrs” Mitchell. celebrgted as “en- Dr. Jackson, Manager. Franklin Square. THERE is no advertising mediun 15 | nese Getety CASLBREIIS, (heco.to. 50 B Telephone 243. yidd C'Brien-a-purse of §1.300 from parizh. |graver of seals, medals and coats of . Eastern Connecticut equal to The R'i.|dlum better tof ucg‘m xng advertiss West Hartford.—The school commit- tee at a recent meeting reappointed W. H. Hall superintendent of schools for the ensuing vear. Middletown.—Rev. A. J. Ostling, who recently accepted a call to become pas- tor of the Swedish (ongregational church in this city, has resigned. Suffield.—The experiment of putting oil on the main roads to lgy the dus. Trenton, N. J., is_incorporated under a different name (Eureka Flint & Spar Co.). The Consolidated Feldspar Co. reported the purchase of property ad- joining its 8wn at White Rocks from the Middlesex Feldspar company. The Fureka Mining and Operating com- pany reported the opening by it of a new quarry in the town of Chatham, Middlesex county, close to the Con- necticut river. All the firms produc- jonerg and friends. in every respect. Let us make you work complete. arms, died at his home in Chelsea, in ROBERT BROWN ESTATE, B85, 67, 69 West fain Straat. an estimate on the 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the public the finest standard brands of Beer of Europe and America, letin for business results will satisty seekers ©oof High Grade Goods. A COMPLETE LINE OF 0il, Lead, ing columas