Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 14, 1909, Page 2

Willimantic, Danielson an clfic fair at Washington. Company L Off for War Game. Wanted Since July 4th. Company L's armory on Valley street % was 4 busy place Jate last nignt end | Fenry Dugustte, who was wanted by early. this morning, preparing to get | NOrth Coventry authotities since July dway to take part in the field man- | 4th for an assault on his wife and child ! | veuvres o troops in the east which will | 91 that date. wak atrested by Officers | be held on the Cage Cod peninsula next | Faulius and Grady in this city late week. At 12 o'clock this morning there ursday a (!hl'llofln. ,rd.y PLV\u | was roilcall, fifty-five men responding. | ttken to North Coventry for tria | Shortly after 1 p. m. the company JURRAY'S Boston Store WILLIKANTIC, CCRN. with her mother, Mrs. J. N. Adams, on Janes avenue. Rev, and Mrs. E. J. Corey of East Glastonbury are at the Crosvy cottage on Janes avenue. Miss Grace Whittier, E. L. District treasurer, has returned to her home in Medway, Mass, 4 A. P. Burns, who led the singing at the institute so successfully, has returned to Danielson. l.":fl those %"fll vistt it surprise first time on the date of cmm tory exercises, which are set for the latter part of this month. Rev. L. T. Lindholm at Woodsteck * Hill. Rev. L. T. Lindholm of New York is spending a vacation of a month at ‘Woodstock Hill. Rev. Mr. Lindholm is pastor,of a Congregational church and was formerly a pastor in the town of the are i " ] ”.& makes healthy and the “Little Soldiera” iy y disease germs year. general intent of the committee in charge to make the fair a greater at- traction than ever. The track events have not yet been fully decided upon, but there will probably be four classes and a class for ladies’ dr| ‘horses. The water way — the comfortable way of traveling. Steamers . City of Lowell and Chester W.'€hapinsssate, ‘staunch ves- sels t! j¥p every eomfort and con- venienca Ahe traveler. A deilglittit]l voyage on Long Island Bargains New and Attractive in -Women's Suits and Coats Our entire stock is offered at big re- ductions in price. A chance to obtain a fashionable garment at a wonder- fully low price, Jumper and Princess Suits of ging- | ham or linen in solid colors, checks | and stripes, button or braid trimmed, while they last choose at $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, Two-plece Suits of many styles, in Rep or linen, colors blue, tan or pink, at $3.98, $5.00, $7.50. Full length Coats $3.95, $4.9 Choats of black lace in many styles, @ bargain at $7.50, of tan linen at | transferred Mr H. erg 5 | of her hus of Thorndyk: mp ground illness, haustion, For many Hartford meadows. years she has lived with her daughter. Morse, of West Wod- ster, Mrs. L. E. Bixby, survive her. A son, Edward L stock, and a s to the trangport of e, Masi Funeral of Miss €. A. Connor. The funeral of the late Miss Cath- marched to the depot and boarded & special train, going over the Air Lind to New Haven, where they will be Meade, Chief Cook Abmer Sypher served & { lunch on board the rain to the officers and men while en rpute. was a personuy gift from the cook for past favors ghown him by the com; members 1ast year in camp. were at.the station to see them off. This feed Death at the Camp Ground. Huldah Scarborough Morse died Thursday at the summer Kome at_the. | car her daughter, Mre. | Millie E. Burton, wife of the Rev. Rob- Burton, of Plainville. e was not long sick, death being Gue to summer complaint, Her age, 85 sars, was unable to combat the effects and she died of ex cars Mrs. Morse's and operated ‘a hotel in the East. For the last few ny fany Lawn Party on Jackson Street. The Misses Helen and May Sweeney, daughters of William J. Sweeney, gave a pretty lawn party at their home on Jackson street last evening in honor of their guests, Miss Maida McDon- ough and Miss Emily Dorchester, Mass. Games were played, musical numbers were rendered, after which a light luncheon was served. Those present were Misses May Hev- rin, Renilda Hevrin, Anna Burke, Mar- tha Curry, Margaret Twomey, Aldea Moreau, Florina Moreau, May Rooney Maida McDonough, Emily Lockwood and Louise Barry and the Messrs. Vin- cent Sweeney, Willlam Kelley, Law- rence Casey, Michael Kelley, John Fa- hey, Frank Cunningham, Jjohn Flynn, John McDonough, A. Moreau, Leo Tee- han and Wiliam Moriarty. Broke Arm by Fall. Thomas, the five year old son of Thomas and Mrs. Owens of 47 West Park street, fell from the steps of a veranda at his home, fracturing his left arm between tae elbow and wrist. « Local Laconics. Miss Myra Geer of Turner street is visiting with her parents in Mass, Lockwood of Boston, | Mrs. R. H. Berkins and son, Harold, Miss Belle Manuel of New London are at the Galés Ferry house. Mrs. Anuie E. Smiely, whose ac- quaintance everyome enjoyed, return- ed to her home in Holyoke, Mass. on Friday. Camp Mesting Services. . The order of services during camp meeting follows: Missionary Day—Sunday August 15 —10_a. m., Anniyersary of the Wo- ma Home Missionary society. Speaker, Mrs. Amanda C. Clark of the Boston immigrant’s home. 2 p. m., an- niversary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. Speaker, Rev. S. 0. Benton. D. D., missionary secretary, York. 4 p. m. the children's 3 y meeting will be addressed by Mrs. Leuie Harrison of California. Sunday School Day—Monday, Aug- ust 16—The Connecticut Sunday School union will occupy the forenoon and afternoon in the presentation of their important work. Services — Monday, 7 p. m., sermon, Evangel- Harry Taylor of Andover, Mass. Tuesday, August 17—10 a. m., ser- LOW WATER Greatly Hampers Manufacturing In- terests. Mills in this part of the state are beginning to be affected by the con- tinued lack of rain, a condition that Has. caused the streams along which the mills are situated to reach such a low point as not to permit developing the usual amount of power from them, This is true of nearly all the mills b tween Webster and Plainfield, and during the past week some of ‘them have béen obliged to stop some of their machinery because of insufficient water power. The steam plants of the mills are being used to a preater extent to help out during the low water period. COSTS $800 For Town of Brooklyn to Send Stu- dents to High School The town of Killingly is to receive $999.05 from the town of Brooklyn on the school account for the past school year. Of this amount two-thirds, or $333.02, will be refunded under the Jaw of the state to the town of Brook- lyn. Of the twenty-four students who Woodstock. His success in his pres- ent charge is especially gratifying to | his many friends in this vicinity. Political Possibilities. { The tical pot has been set to simmering in Putnam and there is al ready more than a passing Interest in what the fall elections are to bring forth in the way of candidates for town offices. While there have been no open_announcements of candidates to date, it is practically assured that there will be contests, at least in the caucuses, for places on the tickets. Premium for Lincoln Pennies. The Lincoln pennies have been earn- ing premiums for Putnam men who were able to secure an early supply. In one instance a nickel apiece was the price charged for them and they sold rapidly at that. MERIDEN MAN Expscted to Address Business Men’s Association. D. L. Bishop of Meriden, president of the State Business Men's associa- tion, has been invited and is expected to address the quarterly meeting of Fruits of Repentance. Harry Orchard is reported to have been converte din the ldahe prison. If the conversion is real, Orehard might let the public know which one of his fifty-seven confessions was true. —8t. Paul Despatch. Behind Bennington. Connecticut sees Sunday baseball not far in the future, and certain sec- tions of the state seem elated over the prospect. Connecticut is not very far in the rear of Bennington.—Mont- pelier Argus. e A Caution. A hot-weather hint:, Don't eat ten dishes of ice cream or drink more than forty beers in ome day. Gov. Emilio Pimental of the state of Oaxaca was in Mexico City recently for the purpose of contracting a loan of $750,000 gold to be used in the com- pletion of the water works and sewer- age at Oaxaca, the state capital. The Mexican Herald adds that street pav. ing and other works are also contem- plated which will be carried out with- Sound and a superb yiew of the won- derful skyline and waterfront of New York. % Steamer leaves New London at 11 p. M. weekdays (also Sundays until Sept, 5); due Pler foot of Bast 224 8t 5.45 a. m. (Mondays excepted) and Pler 40, North River, 7 a. m. Fare Norwich to New York $1.75 Write or telephone W. J. PHILLIPS, Agent, New London, Conn. augdd All Water Route NEW YORK Chelsea Line Fare $1.00 erine A, Co. Gpid 4 mon, Rev. J. B. Fischer of Pascoag, 3 0 - | out resorting to outside money. Unexcelled frelght and passenger R]bbons and loves olclock. - A JHGkibe e e Sung [in New York city is spending a few | Natter of North Grosvenordale. 7 p.|the town of Brooklyn last year, fitteen | /b Dol be o Gaq Fellows® hall. e e | O Ot ae Btatoroomy, Rev. J. & McGufne. Miss Flora |days in town with relatives. m., sermon, Evangelist Harry Taylor.( Were furnished transportation. The | C4% SV, i ¢%r mrage Schools will be H o From Norwich Tuesdays, Thursdays, Three-inch Silk Ribbon for bows, a y during the‘services smug three| Mrs, Herbert D. Pollard and little| Wednesd August 18—10 a. m, |STOSs expense for tramsporting thesel —F00 Ul o TS e members. lu l'a Em ewg“ Iy | Buvdass, at 5.15 p. m. ward, 12 [ solos, Q is, Some Swest Uay |son are at Ocean Beach, guests of Mra, | sermon, Rev. C. T. Hatch of Mystic; |PuPlls was $729.90. The estimated . E in W. R. C. New York Pler 22, Bast River, foot g and Vace oo & Korper, who has a cottage there. | 2 p, m., address, Hev. Charles ¥, Sit..| mount to be,refunded by the stato on | Past President to Eatertain W. R. Roosevelt Street, Mondays, Wedness Silk Ribbon, many colors, Charles Wheeler has purchased the terly, D.D., professor in Drew theolog- this account .is $264, making the net Mrs. H. L. Barrett of Oak Hill will SUMMER MILLINERY days, Fridays, at'5 p. m. 3 , cost to the town of Brooklyn $475.90 Y “Phon, erite for fol ® yard, 29c More Petty Thieving. property of Mrs. Etta E. Hyde on|ical seminary, Madison, N. I. 7 p. m. The total cost fa the town: for tultion | - e :‘lml";:l':‘]r::.pfcln?c o Do herd | at sreatly reduced prices during Juty| .8, Fretgnt recolved wmill § p. m. Twelve-button length Lisle Gloves,( The wholesale petty thieving in the | Pleasant street and will occupy the |sermon, Evangelist Harry Taylor. and transportation for its high school | wednesday. —Mra. Barre(t is a past |and August. Take advantage of the C. A WHITAKER, Agont Black, tan and white, 48¢. city seems to be kept up. Articles | residence in October. Thursday, August 19—10 a. m. ad- | students is about $800. Bids have been | president of the corps. offer. L. A. Roy, Jewett City. may4d v i Stolen are mostly things in yard Frank L. Brown of Andover and|dress, Prof. C. F. Sitterly, D.D. 2 D.|advertised for by the town for the Women's twelve-button length Kay- ndas that are easily remaved, in | Miss Caroline Fenn of New York city | m., historical address, Rev. D. A. Jor- | contract of carrying the students be- wer Silk Gloves Bc. addition to the list of places visited by were married in this city Friday noon dan, D.D., New York. 7 p. m., ser- tween Brooklyn and Danielson during JEWETT CITY ICE CREAM PEOPLE’S STEAMBOAT CO. . I thieves is reported by Mrs. John Hen- |at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. . D. A. Jordan, D.D., of New | the coming school year. st wholesale and ratall. . Partles, Twelve-button length double tipped’ 16 axCRS. Who. beera Dot BE L. 30 Tioekens o Expiese Obr o Fiviber Express Dlayed—Boys Steal Cornsilk | churches, etc. supplied. Agent for the b yutinc Bilk Gloves, 50c. er front veranda. On going | Andrew O'Connor, formerly of this| Friday, August 20—10 a. m., address, | gy 5 change in leaving time of the to Smoke—Vacation ltems. MlciCiRley musis, 1a & oo0y; Willlam STEAMER SIGHT SEER Twelve-button length Chamois |igh¢ cebox for milk for the breakfast | place, now empioyed in a market in[Prof. C."F. Sitterly, D. D. "2 p. M. | trolley express car the car leaves at Johnstone, Jewett City. 0ol A Gloves, $1.15. b -]'-‘ morning. where she placed | Hartford, is spending his vacation at|sermon, Rev..Poter M. Vinton, D. D. | 1145 2 m., five minutes earlier than| Sherman Waters, who has been the St REARY Mo BULLD. 10008 BASON O s00 413 TR PSR A It the night before, it was gone. She |the home of his sister, Mrs. Lawrence | Centerville, R. L 7 p. m., sermon,|i¢ formerly left. This changs has|Adams Express team driver, has re-| RARE-S% myLD. . e sy s 7. - considers h:,::;elf lucky there were no | Cacey, on Turner street. Evangelist Harry Taylor. caused many people who expected to|Signed and is succeeded by Adelard |select your matephl from our cholee | il run as follows: Two round trip : : the box orther costly foods stored im| ™y .1 g Mrs. P, D. Donohue of Jack-| Saturday, August 21—10 a. m., ser- | get the car for Putnam to be left dur- | Desrosier. e Natis, etc. "We ‘carry & complete iing | daily between Norwich, New londons Other Specla,l Ofierlngs ehed Aoy too might have van- | . . feet spent Thursday with Mrs.|mon, Rev. G. A. Grant, S.T.D.. Staf- | ing the past few days. Miss Alice Wetmore of Norwich i8 | of masons' and builders’ supplies. R. R. | Ocean. Pleasure and Cresceut Heaches, ports a door mat misame that wan jag; | Donohie’s brother, Dr. Frank O'Lougn- | ford Springs; 2 p. m., sermon, Re Rov. Wilt, Thayee o Preash, the guest of Miss Nellie Franiin. | Church, Jowett City. observing the Tollowing scledule; Ten-ounce can Sos Paste, byl e - at was left §r. "ot New Britass 7 es Coote, D.D., Thos nville. ollicpi B3 4 Mrs., Herbert Wobster is visiting in - - Morning Trip. QIR nch oan . Seap'; uate. e, Qut over Thursday might for cleaning | IV ot ol i A ;:'lh'ff’":l';‘\’f M| Jgies Chi. A “5911:{"}’[’;"\‘.‘ ay’ | Rev. W. T. Thayer of the First Bap- | Bridgeport and New Haven. IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY Leave Norwich 8.06 a. m.. New Lon- 8 " Tiday. sper e & 3 i s 5 ¥ %7 | tist church, Norwich, will be the speak- | ~ Mrs. H. F. Cheney, Mrs. R. L. Frost {a good wholesome meal, try one of |00 9.20. Ocean Beach 9.45, Pleasurs T 1o peerens, 5 iy Tier it e aiaitie who!Saz:] | Sundey, ARSIMAIE L0 e e v g e s o e Baptlst, | of this place, and Miss Faith Gager of | those 3¢ dinners at nBrlcskhy:slre-uu- Beach 10,10, arrive Cre Beach RIS Swmpco Saepy M. On Wostarn Trip. ot the Sodem trip twice dally, is of | feast. led by Gapt..d. L. Randall. 10 « | Methodist and Congregations] churchies | North Frankiin are guests of Charies | FRAS 890 LS8 (S0, SGRSis! SHSR:| . Returning—Leave Cresvent Beach Waist Closer, with fasteners that{ James Maxwell of Lewiston avenu¢ |his vacation. Today Mr. Palmer and|m. sermon. Rev. E. A. Dent, DD of | ouich oiormmy Touneny Sanonal | Brown at Gales Ferry. . | 16¥, Jewett City. 0 K Js0 & By Fleasure Besch il Ocsan sbver toar off " set 10c. leaves this afternoon for a three weeks' | L oo | M e A | I sermon, Rev. I, A Dent. oD+ 9f | church tomorrow (Sunday) morning. | Miss Grace Mount of Heightstown, Beach 11.23, New London 1150, arrive Men's Muslin Night Shirts, 50c. visit with relati at Toledo, O. At Springfield, Mass., he will be joined hy ocean trip to Newport News via Provi- 2 p. fred A. Wright, D.D., dean Boston cor- Rev. Mr, Thayer will supply for xev, Denton J. Nefly, who is spending his N. J, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Whiting. Norwich 1. ; , oty : - THIS SPACE RESERVE! Men's Pajamas, $1.00, John Skivington of Providence, ‘who 1 | 2o CC respondence scheal, Boston, 7P | yacation in'Nova Scotis. The friends of Mrs. B. W. Smith, » Leave Norwich 2.0, Lon- Men's Tan Shirts and Drawers, 50c | also to make the visit in company with T a sermen, SYRRELIE WY Borough 'Briefs. a tormer resident here, were sorry to WATCH IT! fon 3381, 0008n Desch T.08, Siegy walue 39c. Mr. Maxwell. ' Mr. Skivington later ex- | WILLIMANTIC CAMP GROUND. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Danielson | learn of the death of her father, A. 'flm'?.r‘n'\?,g‘-‘r{,‘:!v:m{f:lmfxm'ne.'en Men's Fifty Cent Lisle Hose, 25c. U S TR ot Mive. - MG DANIELSON have as their guest Miss Clara Dan- | M. Bancroft of Springfield, which oc- g o 440 p. Pleasure B 6, Ocean nexpected Death of Mrs. Hulda st el curred this week. ¥ Heach 0.28, New London 5.0, arrive % Morse—Institute to Be Repeated | Rev. Isaac Peck of Flushing Accepts| Miss Olive Sanger left on Thursday | THe Bar Harbor express = went |Teft's ice cream? The kind that is ich 7.0% 3 The H. C. murra C Next Year—W. C. T. U. Holds Suc- | Brooklyn Call—Edward H. -Bacen| for South Orange, N. J. where she will | through here three and one half hours | mads from eweet cream. It excels all , Suniay Igave Norwich 9 . m. : b Hrr . . Mrs | late Friday morning, coming down at |others. Churches, weddings and parties L e morning tri o y vo. cessful Field Day. Going - to Pennsylvania—Norwich | Iake her home with her sister, Mrs. | fc £t lr, TORT0 S supplied. Jewett City Candy Kitehen. Riy'ts far us Pleasure Beach Agents Ladiss’ Home Journal Papers On Thursday evening the campers learned with sorrow of the death of Preacher to Address Union Meeting. Mrs. George M. Wood and daughter Brown. Mrs. Arthur Cundall, Miss Cundail and Master Edward Cundall of Hud- Theft of Cornsilk. People who own gardens are often JRWETT CITY HOTEL, and return; on the afternoon trip through to Crescent Beach and return. PEOPLIYS STEAMBOAT CO., Patterns. one of their number, Mrs. Hulda| 4 s bes son, Mass., are guests of Mre. Cun-|troubled by the disappearance of the Up-to-date Hotel ta every Norwieh, Conn. augld Morse. Afrs, Morse attended the ba- Sl have bosn e vOs Ariendeily dalfs pereits, Mr. and Mrs, Wealey various vesetablos, in a mysterious AYERY C. SMITH, Managing Owner. zaar on Friday last in her usual health | g tte) pilling of Charlestown has i o .| way; but the latest vet to be pilfere 16 and the next day was taken ill. For : ng of Charlestown has| "Mrs.'Willlam Chapmon left Friday | 07! ' Garden is cornsilk. A 1ady re- the past week she has been in a se- | Py foopang & few days with rela-| for Concord, N. H., where she will be | cently saw three boys sneaking . JOURRAN. T rious condition. A f s | the suest of relatives. around the corn and busily picking shcki \ Hulda Scarborough Morse was born | pomiss Olive D. Sanger is to .iedve| Mrs. Sidney Perry and children, who | something, and found, on investiga- Lty g o o0 ) in Ashford. April 29, 1895 moee than | Danielson to make her home with her|pave heen at Oakland Beach, R. I, for | fion¢ that’ they were stealing cornsilk FUNERAL DIRECTOR. . sixiy years ago she married Luke | focose m g T Brown. In Southlseveral wecks, returned home on Fri- |5 smoke. Puraltuse S04 Canésed | Cosking Morse, who, fof uiany,years kept a ho. | O'aage N. J. 83 day. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Edmund of o— Steamer BLOCK ISLAND eac es Morse, y yea *pt 2 Edward Lyons of, Willimantic has| ““¥" ponter. who has been visiting . an, A und TP O 2: house 35-5. tel in East Hartford. She has made - ) Storrs, where Mr. Edmund is chemist, IN 4-QUART BASKETS Elbertas VERY FINE FRUIT EVEN is a serious matfer. vok insured. A PARTIAL LOSS The right way to fter your insurance is to be fully Then if even a small fire oc- curs none of the loss falls on you. HAVE US INSURE YOU her home with her daughter, Mrs. Rob- ert Burton of Plainville, Conn., com- ing every summer to the camp ground with the family, where she enjoyed her friends and particularly the long visits_with her sister, Mrs. L. E. Bix- by. Mrs. Morse was a woman with a cheery disposition, with a ready word and story for every occasion. She been s| Brooklyn. - Rev. Charles A, Downs of Litchfield is visiting relatives in Brooklyn. Henry R. Franklin of East Provi dence was a visitor in Danielson Fri- day. Mrs. R. 8. Cushman returned to Danielson Iriday after spending sev- g at the Putnam house in relatives in Canada for six weeks, re- turned home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Colvin and Miss Zylpha Colvin are camping on the north shore of Alexander’s lake. Mre. John W. Day, who has been at Willimantic camp ground during the Spworth league institute, returned home Friday. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Rev. N. B. Cook's Sunday morning topic at the Methodist church will be Man, What a Chance! In the evening his subject is The Foursquare City. Rev. Lucian Drury of North Ston- ington will occupy the. Baptist pulpit. MOOSUF HOUsSE. 8. 3. King, Prop. H 8 King. Mgr Sample Room vommected. Special attention paid to Commercial Moesup. Comm. Tel 98-13 GLARK’S CRUISES OF THE "CLEVELAND" Tuasdays and Fridays until September 34 WATCH HILL soc to BLOCK ISLAND 75“ URN NORWICH ND R hildren to URN NORWICH AND RE' Aaloc ach; oy 4 P he camp ground in Wil- Librarian's Vacation. L&A od. \d for the value of your house | laaves a daughter, Mra, Burton. wife at t Children 40 and contents. Just figure out how yoi 8 =t Barton E limant . The Slater library is closed, as the H. E. nEAnE Would eel 1 your houss biirned down of Rev. Rovert Burton, rector of the | Hurmidas Richard has been spending PUTNAM bearian; Mvs. Nelhs Hoonas, i tak (Hamburg-American Line) Special low fare excursion tickets 717 Main St, Willimantic, * 9 |35 You had to stand half the loss. [ Church of Qur Saviour. Plalnville; a|a few days in Boston. bk . Form ing a vacation, With her sons, Everett 18,000 tons, brand new, Norwich to Watch Hill and Block Il ., Willimantic. 7 | Not pleasant to think about, is it? ??r:‘" 2l v:;\vr i orse . ;\rli Woodstock, | Miss Marion D. Chollar 1s visiting [ Lively Interest in Today's Game—New | .3 Payson, she will visit Manchester superbly fitted. and and return will be sold as abov Telephone 199, T n wpws & co., Corin, " several_grandchildren, and 4 | at Bridgeton, Me. Aerie to Be Instituted August 22— | by ghe Sea and Mansficld, Mass. Miss d the Worl[] | i imics mieken cood oniy for i ey Willimantle, Cl. |8 e Rev. Jacob A. Biadle of Soutti At Lake Camp. President D. L. Bishop of Meriden to | Edna Bumstead leaves with her to- | [y @ U e OPPIY | e day. Regular weekday scheduls, Lot s Manchester. “a friend of the family,| General Manager Samuel Anderson| Address Business Men's Association [MOrrow for Dover, U AL From New York October 16, 1909, | See below. CHESBR(’ will officiate at the services at her fu- | Of the lines of the Connecticut com- A. E. e!amn um |o; aa and ) : trom Then Prancisoo, Peb, 191 neral here. pany in this part of the state and Mrs | Mr. and Mrs. Moses Lecnard return. | Warren Smith of Plainfleld are visit- | nearly four months. osting oniy $ has a lot of small Show Cases aad Closing ‘Services of Institute. Anderson of Norwich are their camp at Alexander’s lake. at ed Friday from Gales Ferry, where they have been staying for several ing Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Davis. AND UP. including all expenses afivat and ashore, Steamer BLOCK ISLAND # > Miss Alice Dyer of Randolph, Mass., | day One physiclan out of every 21 in| SPBOIAL FEATURES Madeira, a lot of Drug Store Fixtures for. °0}: Thursday at 7 p. m. the last|is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.| "Migs Bessie Champlin, who is spend- | the United Sta in New York | BEYDt, L« L. Sede SHATIG N mby Ant N0 Sl sale cheap. Tho Tevernacie. hy seivis was. /| O DIz ing 4be month st Crasomt: beach, has | city. % WEEKDAYS: Leave Norwich 5.20 sigha’ the form of & Tove feast The Res. B | Accepted Call to Brooklyn Church. |been ill for a few days. e s New London §.50 & m., Wateh Hill S. Cushman led the mecting and many | Rev. Isuac Peek of Flushing, 1. L | Gideon L. Lamaitre is camping at 1 orth German Lioyd & 8. Sy fas Plock sland 1336 p. oy testimonies were given to the sav- | has accepted a call to become the pas. adle. . n by local applications, as they cannot | Kurfuerst” 73 days, including . m., teh Hill 3.30 p. m., due New ELMORE & SHEPARD ing grace of Christ. S. M. Sayford | {or of "rinity church at Brooklyn, this |, I+ JIatmy, MU 8% G868 RSV 0T | réuch “the *dlaensed poriion of the eur. | Egypt and Palestine, $400 up. RO AP e Nomwich, Bila, m » was | speaker. -~ e 3 n & There i to cure deafness y I L LAV 01 ch - (84 vecssors to Sessions & Elmowy The last service of the institute |, Mr and Mrs. Frank Mott of Boston |urday) in Putnam. ana that Is by consticutional remadics, | FRANK C. CLARK, TIMES BLDG., N. ¥ | New London 1040 a. m. Watch Hiil . was held at 6.30 a. m. the Rev. R, |Dave been guests of Mr. and Mrs. An- | Capt. A. H. Withee of the Salvation | Deafness is caused by an inflamed con- | JunIW8 1140 a- m.. due Block Islind 1 mhzlmen 3“ hmflfli I“'Efl & Clabitan” wis: the Tesdss + B ldrew Crumley. Army was in Danielson Friday. %mnn n"x' l!_xre pmucous linllhnlg f’fx’ "’1' "RF"TLKP"‘pk x{fi\"‘f llflllw;: 1y At 8 p. m. the district cabinet met | M!S H. W. Chapin, M sanrthur Duvert has returned from a | amed vou have a rumbling sound or | HAPRY E. BACK, Attorney-at-Law, |London 6.30 p. m. Norwicn 7 p. m. 60-62 North Street. 75 MONUMENTS, in the Bethel. It was decided to hold | YOUng, Miss Cora Shippee, M a/f vacKBDEIDE BEREER e imperfect hearing, and when it is en- Shore Dinner Housés and Bathing Seieph ¥ Headstones and Markers in our stock | the institute another year. The of- |Jordan Miss Lilllan ~Wethe and Held Food Sal tirely closed deafness is the result, and PATENTS Beach pear landings ai Watch Hill an phone conneciton. b ogg iy e ficers were more than satisfied with | Miss Alice Dyer were members of a| mppe Tadies’ Social circle of the Con- | unless the inflammation can be taken P and ‘inspect 1000 artistic designs. the financial results of the meetings. from Danielson visiting Rev. and gregational church held a food sale at out and this tube restored to its nor- Protect your idea. Handsome 63- Excursion, ch HIIL...$ 5 From Norwich to V . : . earing will 0y- John Lennon & Son, = M. Joseph Twomey at Ekonk on | Ballard & Clark's Friday afternoon i N oy page Guide Book Free. Wateh Hill, Sindays, limiced i’ HIRAM N. FENN, y W.C T U A R (o Charles Gleason of Newark, N. J.|faysed by Catarrh ‘which is notning | Phoentx Block, Dantelson Comn | pi¥ iiiiiii: 4imiied td sy 100 \ corner Main and Watson 'Stree p % o : ngage nnounced. s visiting friends in Putnani. but an inflamed condition of the mu- oclk isinid; 4i Ayl 1 OUNDERTAKER and EMBALMER. Willimantic. :::. g mnrnh'\'\,“;,(,' ;'d' 3 'l“f “l"!ndl.avf|:)’lol- engagement Is announced of | Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fenner are on | cous sarfaces. o:t1TuTas “'21'.‘? Island, P‘mAn‘u’u“u. imit, 'f,f°- " 82 Church St. Willimantic, Ct. fleld-day on Friday at the . camp- Gila M. Morrison, daughter of Mr. |a vacation trip to Yarmouth, N. 8. | Ve, ¥il, V5, B, Hateq 0"y - Wilte & Telephone. Lady Assistant. - ground. The services began at 1 p.|and Mrs. O. Frank Morrison, of Cen- | Luther L. Lansford of Fast Machias. | catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Trehide teiey Dr. F. C. JACKSON, |fouh aih it et s 2 S0, * P bt s, | SR BB Rt ) S5 et MR mnand the 9 Comt Sale| fit T o 1. ly ollows? Domingue, son of.Mr, and Mrs. Na- Frfl"i b T TOMER 3 an;vaCrfx‘:‘ 'EX & CO,, Toieao, O. For further in > Hvinns, Scripture and praver, Mr, | boleon Domingue, of Franklin streec | Stephen Griggs of Abington, former- | Sold by Druggiste, ioe =~ 4 —at the— apply. at office of L. M. REED DENTISI‘ Newland; song and chorus, We'll Make Machinery Taken to Pascoag. Ly, OF Srokisn, WAL K feceny yiaitor atioe o0 (TR O, S O by g el has the agency for the Travelers Life the Map All White; recitation, A Call | Machinery is being removed from the | " " SHE " \r © 5 pelinard of Chi- - — — Koy.tono stI‘OS, g e and Accident Co. of Harttorg, ct., aea | Painless Extracting and R e Auciwa: _tidas O sar Holiow mill at Blmville and | cago have been guests of Cyril Rem- Danielson, Putnam. Moosup. > CQLEY, : 4 ey s . " Prohibition Victory; sddress, | hipped o4 i of manufacturers i | 5y 1630 RAWSON & WHIPPLE 1909 ' seitd the United States Health and A it Filling a Specialty | Rev. W..S. Macintire, assistant sec- | Pascone. The machinery consists of | ''Aies Tana Chapdelaine is spending Suls d@ent Ins, Co. of Saginaw, Mich. Wirite Lowest prices. All work guaran- retary of the Connecticut State Tem- perance union; duet, Rev. and Mrs. ards and Thay cks and was owned by the r Woolen company of Worcester. two weeks at Onset, Mass. 86 to 92 WATER ST. MONTAUK STEAMBOAT O INE o . J. S. Willis has been spendin - S for rates and full particulars. teed. Assoclated Dental Parlors, 752 | Earl Darrow of Willington: recitation. | formerly operators of the mill. ol e Benaine, GEORGE S. DRAPER, Prop.. between New London, Conn., and Green~ Box 231 Willimantic, Ct | Main St. Willimantic. augéTThS ¢! "Dr.and Mrs. Riensl Robinson, who|f,ic" 00Y8 With relatives in Abing-{ - I e K e P T T TR \ have been traveling in Europe since % 3 a3 - oz o ondon \ The Tabernacle was well filled. Jearlv in the summer, will sail from | Seventy-nine Prisoners at Brooklyn. |line of Imported Cordials, consisting of bt e ::"k);’l“hfirlg n's"'n;fl \ meeting, as usual, brought many peo- | Liverpool today (Saturday) on the| There were seventy-nine prisoners | Benedictine, Chartreuse, Creme de p. m. jyia ple here for the day. | Mauretania of the Cunard line. at the Windham county jail in Brook- [ Menthe, Absinthe, Forbidden Fru! P tnre. pmii it Y RS SRR s Sunday Bshasl i Unclaimed Letters. Iyn, Friday morning. Maraschine, Maraschino Cherries, Or- = Y- o A f In the City Court. ange Curacoa. Moet & Chandon's White 4 3 Letters addressed as follows are un- . ; ql-ullnn\:l is the programme for | .laimed at the Danielson postoffice James Dunning, In court Friday | Seal, Hennessey's one and three star ran nlon ote Y \ Sunday School day, Monday, August |y Delvina Denard, Mrs. Lo morning for intoxication, was allowed | Brandy, King William, Black and end » i e = z { Namiotks, Alexander Benac, X a month to pay a fine of two dollars | White and Dewar's Scotch Whiskey. Owh: Pt Shitien: Mot Yok Oity A 3 Ry £ Pl o unday School Te Richman, and costs, amounting to $10.09, if he | Jameson's' one and three star Irish Rooms, $1.00 a Day . make every saver in this vicinity realize | s ' O Homei: Sobion "o Whichahl et gl | YOolaeY COgIONY Coalcy Flrmeithy [r e el ecret b A g sition to which he readily agreed. | . Sirrotds Vit sy Tice v Baceage o and from Station fres. that in THIS savings institution he is | |’ Miena. | annual Old Home day In the town of | ¥a3 sentenced fo 80 days In gail. =\ S0 G 0 5ot e Ml Dlein's Cook | now at The Buston Dry Gogds Stors 3 . s 5 ~Through the Eye Gate and the Ear | Speakers secured are Danle allou claney, Rathburn and Shea are the | srovican Wines. Full line of Lager . # assured of as good security as is POSSIDIE | | cuteGhear ' B sutriniendent | and Leatcs Howara ot Froviaence. | names thit Base been aied” by Mane | 301506" 0 Srewers, Tobaceo, Civars | Tt tat e e 0 "™ °*%% | A Fine Assertment of ‘enter church an arburton Sunday e Male B o s al omas Mc & Je P 3 Y W f A ‘ot Hartford. ¥ [ several numbers and the concert musie | City and they will probably appear | 4Pd Groceries. THE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE Mlu.lN RY in any bank of the land, our business s astioa 16| e by Tiaciuales Ban 78 DRI Iib e oot St ot e ot STORE OPEY BVENINGS. Main St. Dantelson. Teaching, Mr. Phelps 2.45 p. | son. €rnoon. 'Phone 144-2. iv1is jun27d Jasaes B Keech, Mgr » 2. Wrecker Lights, a temperance address, | S Lucier's band will give an open air prices. would more than double in a month. T e el oy EDWARD H. BACON comcert on- . wn 41 the Houls “of iy 0 » ment on Sunday school management, z S Mrs. P. O'Leary on Woodstock ave- Why let your money work partly for | =i o umais To Join Faculty of Pennsylvania nue onc week from next Tuesday eve- 250TH ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE BOOK. oct1a SRR Academy. ning. 4 o . Grove Note Leuky gas mains on Elm street are A History of the 250th Anniversary Celebration of Norwich, fully illus- Mrs, Bunice Gates of Niantic 1s at | Fdward H. Bacon of Boston and|8iving some trouble and excavations | ¢ aied, and bound in leather or cloth, will be published by The Bulletin L. L. CHAPMAN for you? others when it might as well work solely the Niantic house. S. M. Sayford has returned to his home in Neéwton, Mass. Danielson has been engaged to give a series of piano_recitals and lectures on music at the Mercerburg academy in were being made Friday to remedy the Big Crowd of Fans Assured. Company. Those de: only a limited edition ing a copy will ill be printed. please send their orders at once, as will make a Summer Sale at reduced south Pennsylvania during the e v a 4 i gh"“m"s ¥yley b Wy Donbai e ab :?)mln‘:nschonl 3ear. Puigie TR Ely:l:n o:.‘mgxh:c J}g:;'i:‘?:c:mnsbzgg prices on the balance of Harness, Car- fhe New Londoh house.- e e at e 7 GChe H e Fo o s vetufind to nis | " Feus arEs, of the blane department |grounds this (Saturday) afternoan THE BULLETIN CO., Norwlch Coni.: riages and Summer goods. Owners of Willimantic Savings t Hampton. Baker and daughter, Miss Ruth, are visiting in Norwich. tory school of, the highest rank, with an attendance 1ast year of more than 450 young men: from various parts of the country. The faculty includes for- when Putnam and Jewett City clash for the lead in the league race, but it is a safe guese that the number of fans that will atfend will be in ex- Please enter my order for one copy 250th Anniversary Celebration of Cloth Binding of The History of the t Norwich. veeen 8300 horses will save good money buying thier horse supplies for the next 30 days. A large stock to select from Bt Rev. M. S. Stocking, another pas- || cess ‘of any attendance at the grounds cerereene. 9200 Leather Binding ... £ y members and on the campus are ten | S < ) I tit t :‘:r) returhbd to ])hf "rr Hh Thurs- | puidings of mm,,; _rch,t,,c“\‘{., il :x;;e they were first opened a year ey 2 3 WS 38, For the past nine years Mr. Bacon's | 6% : 2 o ns 3 u e i Richatl HarriSon’ of e Park is | work has been principally in Boston: Many Tents Pitched at Quadic. Béieet 2o, L. L. CHAPMAN : with his famjily- on Haven”avenue for | but he has also given some of his| A number-from Putnam are -spend- vy . : a few days. time to teaching in the towns in this |ing this part of August in camp ever State .. Bath Street, Norwich, Conn A ! Mrs. E. (. Snow of Colchests part of eastern Connecticut, and has |in the picturesque country around n i jyddaw He C. MURRAY, Prest. N.'D. Webster, Treas. [ |, rs. = . Snow of colchester spent | purt of eastern con o Iidicate binding desired by d Janes avenue, Mres. L. C. Brown of Colchester is To Secure Granges’ Co-operation. An effort is to be made by the man- Edgles to .Fly August 22. It is expected that the new aerfe of wanted. drte Comnaoutt et " Ball fi'u- for