Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 24, 1909, Page 7

Aching Feet 'RELIEVED INSTANTLY by using HAPPYFGOT INSOLES 10¢, 3 pair for 25¢ N, Ds—e;m Son f NAIN STBEET ot WATCHES $10.00 o o " THE WEATHER. Forecast For Today. For New England: Shawers 'and cooler Friday; Saturday fair: mod- erate to brisk west winds. Predictions from the New York Her- ald: Friday partly overcast weather and slightly lower temperatures 'will prevail, preceded by local rains, with id fresh southwesterly winge, t and northwest, fol- . by chmnfi condi; rday s‘hunlly an Gbservations in Norwich. The following ncord'. n&.rfl Sevin's pharmaey, sh w in, temperature and bamne!rlc changes Thursday: ke 7 a. m. 12 ' m, 6 p. m. Highest Comparisons. Predictions for Thursday: Showers, rising temperature, south winds. Thursday's weather: As predicted. 8 h M I Rises™} sets, || Warer. || Risen Ham | pom lipom || p m 1 5. s 1 5. 5. 3] 5, 644 Six hours after high water 1t is low tide, which is followed by flood tide GREENEVILLE Local Mention—Telephone Company Has New Cable on Boswell Avenue —Bible Class Cancels Outing. Mrs. F. H. Gallup of Willimantic is the guest of Mrs. W. J. Malone of Central averue. Buys 2 Waltham Watchdn e 20 year | gorot /Richard Convell has returned Gold Filled Case. from a vacation spent in New York city, and Policeman A. C. Matthews is again on the Greeneville day beat. Buys a 17 Jewel Hamilton Watch in| A number of local people'ars mak- 2 20 year Gold Filled Case. All the Higher Grades of Hamilton, ing preparations to attend the Hud- son-Fulton celebration, and some of them plan to leave Saturday for New n Knnty years for statutory not be heard by Judge Ralph er, as he was the judge in attendance at the seasion when she was; tried and found gulity. Tomlinsen's Bond Called. At the opening of court Thursday morning the bond in the case of fhe state vs. George Tomlinson of Groton was called. After a consultation between State Attorney Hull and Attorney R. H. Denison, counsel for Tomlinson, it was decided that the bond should be for- feited. The bond, which was for $2,- 000, was furnighed by Tomlinson's mother, Mrs. Jane E. Lamb. Tomlinson was arrested about a year ago, charged with asseult on a girl named Smith of Nerwich, but employed as a domestic for a family in Groton, . After trial in the town court he ;was bound over to the su- perior court upder §3,000 bonds, which were furnished by mother, When the case e up for trial at the next term of the luurlflr court, Tomlingon falled to eppear and through the leniency of the court the bond was held open. He had gone to Boston, where he was found and u\gm dueced. He m c.bmntht Evidenc u‘lvm was tufl;d g bnxng pruen:wn. to briefly by J. Frank Corey, who was acting as clerk of that proved. alp, and all surface » 4 : MARRIED ’ Any one who will write to Emergency Labo 18| Twenty-fifth street, New y;ure. by mail free of ¢l sufficient_to cure a small ecsema surface or glear a cor;plexion over- night and remove pimple in twenty- four hour: ster, Mass. after visiting relat Hunters avenue for a day or t Tves on wo. r and told| Joseph Belair returned to his home in “the city court| several months’ treatment at W at time. hosp s e elo’ Vincenso and Bernardo Jer-| Hunters avenue gardens mHest!fled to boarding with the ac- | tive this year. Hector Belis! cused and Viterito and they were Known as man and wife. They ocgu- | tomato, and this week pled the same bfihflfl a lflln& ‘he latter boarded Attorney H_ H Peml testified to An- in which was a|rette dug a pound peta Stanislaus Denneau of Rox tonio Ferano complaining to him about | 20d is the guest of his mothe ife when he was ecil torney, | Mrs. Marie Germain of Me! ::I.:xg:;tw‘l? . This :og.al::e?lmth pue, Mrs. Denneau and son are with testimony for the state, much of which | him and all plan to make thei had to be secured through an inter- | here. Ralph Levito acting in that ca- o s ol NORWICH TOWN No Evidence for Accused. Altorney Douglass, for the accused, md thul io had ne eyidence to of-| Chiefly Personal. m!., bdng made by Attorneys Hall Mrs. Mary Perkins of Laurel Hill is ending a few days at the home of ud D State Attorney Hull a Road. was in the mld-t of when court ‘olock. t, Attorney Douglass ddjourned until this ts were nroc.ed- his argument at | different friends on the Scotlan claimed that there might have been a Colchester relatives. mistake in the marriage and that it|.. was not legal by the Massachuseits law. He said that adultery- ning riot in this cou it too bad that this poor woman should be singled out. ntry and thought London turnpike. on Providence street Tuesday after a Nor- wich sanitarium. He is somewhat im- ton, P. Q., arrived in Taftville Tuesday night in-law, r home Mail Carriers’ Vacation Ends—Matters Miss Annie O'Connell of West Town street is making two weeks’ visit with Mrs. Champion of New Lendon 1a the guest of Mrs. Gifford of the New Mrs. George Gardmer of West Town Attorney ‘Hull In the few moments|street is slowly regaining strength to W . n ln?leh To'n Sej n % L Il, i!:;u f."“lm., mf‘:mv Y. . . l‘Womulfl' Ma W a1, ineay d Mise Bigenta Fflvll. boll ll &M-mm Conn, 'klt o In.non ‘un.‘Ap ncll of equetequoc NICHOLSON-DANAHY—In the Cath- lc parsonage on Brondw- Sept. by Rev. h Treanor, dolph Nlcholwn and lu Annie T. Dan- ahy, both of Norwich. TROLAND—I: x‘ en, “ suddenly, Sept. Hld Troland. 'ln rcllmiv aged 49 Funerai services from her late home, 0, 11 Beltram street. Malden. Mass.. Saturday afternoon, Sept. 25th, at o'clock. MAIN—Suddenly, In Preston, Sept. 22, 1909, John 1. Main, aged 11 years and 9 months. Funeral services will be held at the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johin L. Main, at Rose Hill, on Sat- urday, Sept. 25, at 1 p. m. WHALEY—In Norwich, suddenly, § 21, Charles ¥. Whaley, in his 63d year, Funeral from Gl’ur. funeral parlors, Friday, Sept. o'clock. Bur- fal in' Yantlo umo(ery l.ow-sudd-nly in New London, Sept. Reuben Lord I} In New London, Sept. 22, 909, C. Wallace Chester POR’ US—In_ this city, Sept, 21st 1909, Robert Porteous, aged 54 y Funeral services from the residence of his brother, John Forteous, 34 Fairmount street, Friday afternoon, Sept. 24th, at 230 o'clock. HASLER—In Taftville, Sept. 23 Ber- nard Hasler, aged 12 years 2 months, Notice of funeral hereafte PECKHAM—In Norwich, Sept. 28, Lydia Tracy, Infant daughter of Louis R. and Bessle C. Peckham. HOSS—In this city, Sept. 28, Frederiek ‘Willlam Hoss, aged 26 years. CARD OF THANKS. I take this opportunity to extend my sincere thanks to aii friends who as- ted me in many ways, and contrib- the lovely flowers far my dear r Anaie. . MRS. SAMURL FREEMAN. CHURCH & ALLEN I'uflenusxfitchell COMPANY. The New Dress Fabries for Fall Are Going With a Swing Many people have learned the advise ability of selecting their Fall and Win- ter Goods early in the seasen. Ne time like the present—the varisty is as complete now as it will be this season, styles are determined upon and sét- tled, the goods are new and fresh and most enticing, dressmakers are aple to give more attentive service now than will be possible a little later. Thera's nothing gained by waiting, and buying now you enjoy the pleasure of yaur new dress among the first to appear in Fall styl v At 50c. At 75¢ 36-inch Storm | 43 - Inch Storm Serge — 36 - Inch 5};‘;!‘ = 'X;" French Serge—in [ 4% cXUS. An% all the new Fall | wida range of the shades—very de- | newest and most sirable for wom- | desirable = Fall en's and ahildren's | colorings. wear, 60 - ineh Broad- 40 - inch - Fancy | cloth — 44 - inch Striped Prunella | Bedford Cotd — 42 - Inch WN)I 43-inch Shddow Ottoman — Stripa Prunella~ black and a full | all handsome fab line of stylish | rics and véry Fall colorings. fashionable. At | 44-inch Striped Bedford sl 50 Cord—44-inch Fancy Stripsd hulllnlll - entirely new gfi:’:;gs avzv %l;thct-mnflg:u:gdmle”fi?? b brought back to Groton. At the oren- h& &n:h;n:flw}l‘ad d‘n Lo qnd | atte? a loog ilin in all the fashionable est. Bruno Pedace and the Misges Ben- ing torm of the court Temiiusen was |tatements of the ettorney for the 4es] i eel “oConnall of New London 15 Main I!mfi, 1] corings FERGUSN & CHARBOMIEA, Franklin Square. septatd amin of North Main street have re- cenll) had thelr property on Central avenue improved by the addition of & new sidewalk. Mrs. Pierre H. Ethier of Central avenue left for Fall River, Mass., on Thursdav afternocon and after a short b AR 9‘ ,9- - Dora, who has been attending the col 1 Fa‘l 1909 vent of St. Mary in that place. My stock of Weolens for Fall Wear g is ready fer imspection. Early buyers The Good Will Bible class has de- get the cream. stay will return with her daught cided not to hold a second outing this on hand during the day, but when his case came up he had peared from the court room and could no*.de found. The bond was held open by State At- torney Hull until this term» of the court. Tomlln.o s case created comsid able comment, &s has alse the manner in which the young man has aeted In disappearing from his home when his case was about to come up for trial. During the intervals between terms of the court he has been in Groton con- siderably. cused and remarked that not one word of the evidence of the state had been contradicted, The state wttorney will finish this ch the jury, will mor. after whi chugfihe Jjury and consider the case. There remain now Larivee and McDonald cases among the new onses, while among the contin- ued cases are those against Viney Malady, W. H. Lynch, Abraham Fox|mail route. et al, Chauncey House, Charles Chap- man and William Koski. ks ey they will at once but the Diadato, Lewls of South Windham. recently visited his mother, Mrs. Ellen G'Connell of West Town street. Mrs. Charles Lillibridge of the Scot- land Road is entertaining Mrs. Charles After two weeks' vacation R. F. D. Carrier Joseph Frazier of East Town street returns today (Friday) to his 1] Mrs. G. W. Crabb and her daughter ‘Miss Yellle Crabb have returmed to Funeral l]lrecmrs Embalmers. B RSflN HOSIERY An Introductory Sale All this week we are conducting a demonstration and introductory Sale of CHAS, H. NICKERSON, fall and instead will reserve their Adultery Case Tried. Gardner! Lake after visiting Mrs. ) o Tailoring. Spersy. for indeor dojngs IAter gn. ‘Ths falirz ras selected for the trial TAFTVILLE Frank S. Avery of West Town street. RPN B""‘;"" F ashioned class is planning te have an interest- | of e case of e state vs. stina b2 504 1 AP ———— osier, suglod 128 Main St. | ino yinter social season. ' Falcone Ferraro, charged with adul- | Mre, Arthur Tetreault Buried b: Mr. ‘and Mrs. Charles Perkins and Telephone call 328-3, ; ¥s d the only Hosiery that is shaped withs tery here with Joseph Viterito. of Hushand in 8t. Mary's Comotery, | family have returned to thelr home| . .. o cpuren Wm. Smith Allen Antonio Ferarro, the husband of the | gueeneville—Notes About the Vil-|at Brewsters Neck after visiting rela- out a seam in leg, toe or sole. To in= A striking result of the damp weath- er wis seen in the grammar schoel on Thursday. On many of the ’black- boards it was almost impossible to write with the crayons and in one room some of the writing had dis- appeared temporarily, owing to the ex- treme dampnes; ' accused, who is now living in Newark and 1s 37 years old, was the first wit- nes He testified to living in Wor- cester eight years, gnd that during that time he married the. acecused. They' moved to this eity later and while here the accused deserted him and went to live with Viterito, She lage. y the. funeral of tives in town. act af the double tragedy. in Provi- |Huigiisn and drawing. denge that has shock; than anything in years, was conclud- Taftville more Miss Mollie D. Murphy ‘of West Mrs. Arthur Te- | mowm street is a-teacher in the Danjel- tredliit Thursday morning, the. findl son High schook She teaches French, ' M l-nfl Mrs. ‘Rogdell - D. Murray, Julyisdaw troduce this Hesiery we will, during this Introductory Sale— Give One Pair Free of Burson 35¢ Hoslery h&l their child and the wife te | €d. In a little over a week since the | g g gest. M fhone e T Bee, 'M'u; Re hushand.to come hers and gt it Jp0p etdal couple haaplly s torch b T Wy e LIS 0 sh 14 Ir we ing tour, oth are ane S0-foot’ aatial cibie anr. Bamwall which he did, nndln}c his niece to the iy Sexven, thaly Vtimely dehihs due turned to their home in Toledo, Ohle. with every purchase of Burson Hosiery H“nan FULTUN amounting to $1.00 or over. avenue Saturday. The new cable, to_asphyxiation in a Providence hotel. AGT o1 R ber—this_offeri ill tin which is required by the MONTVILLE MEETING. The. rain Thursday mornjng did not EAST SIDE ITEMS. cELEBRATIoN Bomenpper e ol 0 o 02 keep down the attendance ‘both at until Mond {Tul . _Sho telephone service, runs from A R Y | street and joins the trunk line, which the home of the deceas parents, | Game erdnn Franklin Improving— ~ RE EAD s ||runs up into North Main street, at| Feeling That a Supervisor Should Be | Mr. nk Marcoux, 45 South Elmer Kingsley tnjured. NEW YORK the _gquantity consigned to_ys by the the Point. ~Foreman Nichols &nd at the Sacred Heart manufacturer be exhausted before ths Lineman Knifin_ have been doing the i i church, there was a large number of | Mr. and Mrs, Loule T. Engler have FoR work, which has taks ks, relatives and friends. People from [returned from their wedding trip and Semember 25 to October 2 ||<ime, we will be compsiiad to with 3 ey E e Montville had a special town meet- | Meriden, White Rock, Brockton, Mass, | Visited Mr. Bngler's parents here on his_offer. CHOOSING A HAT. i Tuesday afternoon In the town |and Plainfleld were at the church at| Wednesday, this offer- 2 : plachisinidl & % hall to take action upon the number |9 o'clock when Rev, Arthur O'Keefe ‘ Not Difficult to Get One That |s| of persons who shall be elected on the | celebrated-a mass of requlem, during| The new lln of voters te be made r Stylish and Becoming—A Pointer for | t0%n _#chool board in future and it | which J. Omer Telller sang. Shews 3718 _the. Sixth -Sistriot. - OC h was voted that the board shall con- | The voung men who acted as bear- | these thre are"old voters Ksiored TABLE LIN oppers. sist of three. or- at the funeral of M:! Totmnu The list is. now posted on the sign I)IREC'I' 'l'0 NEW YoRK i d-‘—d ol SRRl Th«‘ meeting. which was fairly well Sunu¥ slss bore t of | board at the bri ction and admiration of beauti- | atten , Wi t ha ious, ti o he: el ¥ ful 100 o d winter hats Vote being ananimous. - The me r‘:; ias Cha‘;on' Arthur | Game Warden James B, FrankNn, IROERS FOU. A Three Days’ Sale Iy on Thursday, In spif resided over by First Seleciman | Allard and FYancols Michon, mémbers | %ho 13 confined t6 hig home st No. 417 FERERYAIION Th ds are on Sale now and un: conditions, many shoppers from neigh- Chapman, with Martin V. |of the St Louis soclety; Frank Ma- Main street through being shet in the AT ONCE. |$1.00] | These goods are op Sale nov 2nd.yn. boring towns coming to get a look at | Brainard, clerk. The board as it |thleu, Hormisdas Gomond, Alexander |leg accidentally on Monday, is getting til the store closes on Saturday ni the atest ideas In fashionable head- | has been constituted for the past few | Bolleau and Joseph Desautelles, of the | along nicely. The wound shows signs » years, during which the schepls hu- | Lafavette club. of healthy healing and 4t is expected A model which appealed to many | bee under distriet management, has [\ Among the many beautiful flowers thers ‘will be no-blaes ‘Pelsoning . re- was an Aiken toque In shirred olive d of nine members. While un- | that covered the casket was a hand- | sult. mirroir velvet, its ornamentation a wn management prior to that | some form frem the fellow employes S — begutiful §oid tlower with follage. | the board consisied of six members. | of the deceased‘in the; Ponemah mills, | Fimer L. Kingsley is 1aid up at his y an Much attention was attracted The present board, of course, will | hesides those sen indlvigual [ home No, ¢38 Main street with a elegant white ‘kid turban with black | be out of office this fall, and a new | friends. i s strained and bruised right shoulder D. . Pulsifer & Co, 33 BROADWAY 19¢ 62-inch Bleached Table Dam- wvalue | ask, five pretty pattermns - 25c | Special price 1%¢ a yard, value 26c, 39% 62-inch Bleached Table Dam. value | ask, strictly all linen and 50c | good weight — Special price 39c a yard, value 50c. velvet puffed brim, and trimming of | board of three will be elected. The “burial ln !L Mny. ¢em- |as the fesult of being thrown out of four black French head tips. There is a rather strong feeling in | etery, Green Mrs. Te-|a team in a runaway accident Thyrs- FALL STYLES A dashing continental rn het | the town that a good supervisor shauld | tréault was laid by Uhe’ side 6 her | day morning. WIth a friend be had in‘black Bengaline was trimmed with { be arVointed, -who would devote his | husband. Prayer was offered by mem- | been out to leok for mushrooms and e 57¢ | 72-inch fine quality, Satin. ineluding the latest patterns, black velvet, a- gold - military. cord, | entire time fo the superintendency. | bers of the societies present. Under- | Was returning along the road near value | finish, Table Damask, all ready for inspection. :l!‘llrt:"glurnu. marabout and paradise taker Grant was in charge of the ar- ?;;;; ;;e“lwfln- 'fi"fih n' o O}f‘ 'fl-u 75c | linen—six handsome designs 4 - ts. way T e e — (¢ o Quality, minus the high prics il |° Noartiy # aisplaved a 14§ WERGING. -, b oo im0 on' fhe ‘heels’ andustarting him info ey ey s ating, telis the story of our suec- »&own of #bpligugd OBITUARY. run. When “struck a high bank ¥ cess. 1 ac 3 whn . Nigholsen- g oo iy an the side of road, the two #men Size 5-8 Napkins to match the fores Whether you wish to order or : ’ fot LI At 7.30 o'clock qunec evening Bornard Haslor. werd (hegws °;',f“‘,§,,m{,‘::"’h‘{,"{; vl going at $1.39 a dozen, value $1.76. St. Patrick’s rectory, Rudolph Nich. . The death of Rernard-Hasler occur- "m olson and Miss Annic T. Danany were | red at his home, No. 18 South A strect, e .,,”,,..“:.uh“},"“ The Ben married by Rew. . Hugh Treanor, | at ¢ o'clack, Thuraday afternoon. He ? _and went to the office of t orge Patterson amd'Miss Mary Con- | had been quite il for the -past five anchue who. treated ‘Mr. hite mova; b or being atten: ml months, his death being due to brain Klngnllu’l fnfaged shouider, Leaf tones are-the et ims 1ol at the home | trouble and complications. " A son. A becoming tam of shanter BF] Of MT - C‘m"““' Sack, Mo, | Mra, Basieh by e A i ! Danne in Teaf greens had for trim- | 51 North CIft street, at which many |land over 72 ¥ ago, but a large Children Cry were present. They received many | part of his life was spent in this coun- Fo. fl.EFGHER’S i} 1 m is em ed in the Hopkins & | has made his home in Taftville, where % e B R S Are Eactory. being tha son of | s uprighiness. kaa. inesrity nave| CIAS TORI1 A G : Large hats and toques are equally hi ¥ ) stylish, se that- models are ‘stock | Mr. and Mrs. Jol in Nicholsen. e |made him respected and esteemed. —— was born in Sweden, but bas passed | Besides his wife he leaves three sons w " I F Tmanta. Fo sarect & hat early W rne | most of his life here, Tis bride the |and three daughters, all o Tatvite, | HAILE CLUB not, we want to show you the new line and haluau for FALL. m.mlsonco., Merchant Tailors, Chapman Bidg. 86 Broadway. 950 | 72-inch extra heavy All Linan value | Satin-finish Table Damask— $1.25 | some double’ Damask in the lot—Special price 95¢ a yard, value $1.26 and $1.35. Size 5-8 Napkins at these prices At 95¢ a dozen, value $1.25 At $1.19 a dozen, value $150 At $1.66 a dozen, value $2.00 At $1.85 a dozen, value $2.25 daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Martin Dan- | Fred, Bernard, Jr., and Join Hasler, spasor, s 50, mary, adyantases what | Sl Slive ot Arcadie, R 1. but | Mek, Mortimer Corcoran.and Asses 142 Main St The +wise woman knows - this, and ::v!/ep:a.;g tr::&lntdol Ner lifef here, Both | Katherine and ery Hasler. % On Wedding Trips. A discriminating public--for choodos,from the very frst/of the pat- 75 has ki o Tray Cloths and Towels Would vou be suited in styles. prices, FONERA | Mr. and Mrs. Amede Belair of Mer- '!‘rem Restanrants over years MOWR, |, 100 size 13x27 Femstitched Al 8tudy what The Bul- idep are at the home of his parents, : Linen Tray Cloths. ory -Mrti-m have to- Patrick Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Belair, on their admired and used, the Lee|ac 1ocsie 1521 memmed Tray wedding trip. .They were married in| FLadies' Restaurant for Halle Glub Cll Cloths, value 25c. The funeral of Patrick Morris was Meriden Tuesday and arrived h held from his late home in Thames i ere | Members; Second Floor, facing Main m At 19c—Extra size Hemmed, Bleached Trying Case at Putnam, street on Thursday morning and &t B, | the' weer. CAtr. Bewir formern o | St s urant for G i Ch & Osgood , and the Turkish Towels, value Lawyer Donald Perkins whs before | PStTick's a requiem mass was cele- ville, has been employed in Meri- “Becos oda S aSinjloped Huok Towels, valus the superior cbui at Putnam yester, | Jrated by Rev. Yugh Tresnor. Tw | den for the past three years as a ma- FeTTNrNees. Vieer.. lookingroe |y esult is t Y, lhey are du engaged he trinl of th ."::‘.n“ -\;n 3 .h.wm T”uln chinist. Dinner—12 to 2—at fixed price— At Ee—"s dozen All Linen Huck Tomw« verdm Gerard against th (g ishnacs Nic g s 30 cents Ladiss' Restaurant; 35 cents . els, value 36c. ra.u Fhb case has hoen | JNITOTARCNL, The _blarers were Suffered Apoplectic Shock. Open House Club restaurant. Sealed o e e secured a verdict | 300 T PR John SCIY: THOMAY | Nelsor Tetreault, who was called from | Suppepot fo Ty s carte o R v an action to recover |t %" gt Mary's cemetery. Shea & | Di€ home in Granby, Canada, by the atu lor ll‘l injury received while Burke had charge of the lmnlment- n death of his son Arthur in Dinners mll be resumed Octob-r 6 nesday Evening 0 2 AR | M R Wi The Porteous & Mitehall Co. ln tgelr emp] !h.: c.:i“ was taken dence, suffered to the ® “court dnd a new trial sday. Crown and Bfldu work is the work mnt- @ ground of error in the Going to New Haven. ;.r::knm.cr‘i:. but h? ];l °w¢fi“y e DINNER FRIDAY, Sept. 24. pUb“C sept24daw that stands the test of time. No plate to cover the roof of your mouth; no fafiing down; beautiful and as firm as your natural teeth.” The perfect werk of today and abselutely without paln in its insertion) Ici on parle Francais. Al operations lumnleed. DR, BEARDSLEY, gk muzm judge's charge to the jury. The trial dt the case will mbably take three ays. The united K. of C. committees of couneils in this district have ed arrangements for the trip Haven on Oectober 12. ew H»vn. councils will obserwe Columbus d. and the councils of district No, 10 wil turn out in large numbers to atts d. [The united committee; rep: New London, Stonington, uunwllh and Norwich councils will meet in New Loldou Bunday afternoon at § o c’ll.och rln 1 ot & _apparel for the New Lendon knij I8 a dark ult and dark ltlkm Ai“w covering. Mrs. Charles Paradis, who recently Broken Rib Kni POTAGE PAIIEN'!‘ BR Knitting. KED SWE PIi m #R’CALE o CEET FoT broke a rib by fall down stairs CREME Q‘_U CHOCOLAT unters avenue, new home on moflng The bHone was set. by ALSO A LA CARTE Dr. Sweet. anitMrs. Paradis is now do-’ ing nleely. Young Juniors and a handsome boutonierre will e | e lll'fll‘ l! each member. New —The will ot l(n. lluy D‘m‘"‘ mm(hf u J.h!l 3. She his tl SCHOOL SHOES Chatlenge. = | g goiiq and durable ones. See & . _See our of Taftville will | Child's and Misses' line at 85 cepfs, > aver- | 31 Button, 00, $1.25, $1.50 -and $1.75. d and Blucher. Flllfll A.BILL, a|% P. CONANT. 11 Framkiia Whitestone Se and uu J. F. 104 Main Street. Street. w2l . approval. Osgood name is guaranteed as the best that can be manufactured. When in need of Liver Pills, Cough Syrup, Beef, Iron and Wine, Headache Wafers, Liniments, Tooth Powders, Toothache Remedies, Cold Cream, Etc., come and see us- The Lee & Osgood Co. 131-133 Main Street, NORWICH, CONN Every article bearing The Lee & The Norwich Art School Opens Sept. 28, 1909 IN THB CONVERSE ART BUILDING, DAY CLASSES, In Drnwlu' Painting. and, Design: 9 & m o 1p. m dally except Saturday. BVENING CLASSES, In Drawing, Illustration and Design; 7p.m. to 9 p. m. Tuesday and Friday. CHILDREN'S CLASS, In Dra In Hndelfln and Applied Design, § Satura: y.; » Noh—apeclnl provision ig made for class accol stud and pmficlency