Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 12, 1909, Page 6

ctio K. Fal INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, | Revivals, Conventions _and Missions Interest Different i-;_'n"':‘:fé’l',l“:‘i&‘:_'- thén semparative- - n : : g Denominations —Sale of Seven Gables Cottage at|,S"semy, oret et ot fofa® ihe . : i = \ ‘” Westerly Branch, ; whether it ital n_ i ‘action; is us o gy e A Three Million Bollars Wateh Eill—Benj. Lucas of Norwich Buys Pleasant| Siorténing” or in combination with A ey ", Thres Wifianoliars s ’ e I e e sappomica me. | Sent 0 - Demonstrate the - Mérits. of OF " Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. View Cottage. 18 nestly heileve it to be the very Pyramid-Pile Cure Liberal, courteous and eficient in its best thing of Its kind ever SBered’to] . % R 7 i rtunity to make my The one hundred and seventeenth A misgion js being held at the church | zlad of the appo! % - unni:ern:y u?“m? mfimo l:l:md Bap- | under the direction of the Paulist Fa- | conviction lut}l CEaR What It Has Done For Others, It Can 3 Monumental Works tist Education society and the eighty- | thers, Rev. D. W, Kennedy and Rev. l"‘{“ Harland”, Do For You, fifth anniversary of the Rhode Island | P. J. Brady: The mission was opened i We have testinontals by the hun- T will guarantee to make a monu- | Baptist State convention. Both events | at high mass Sunday and will termi- £ dreds showing all stages, kinds and de- ment at the lowest possible cost com- | will be held in_the Cranston street|nate next Sunday. Two masses, one grees of piles which have been cured | sistent with good work. My experfs | Baptist church, Providence, and com- | at 5 and the other at 8 o'clock, are held | = = " S o f s B Piramid Pile Cure. ence of years is at your service. menced Monday evening at 7.45 and | daily, with preaching and benediction - h lcited 3 e ; ¥ s Dros St Pa vo miles long. 1 yoa could read these unsolic ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Will be resumed at 10 olock this|each evening. Th Ondar of BC Payl BDont twe e N umber of wew | Ietters gou would o, oubt 9 fo. the Oak St, near High, Westerly, R. I {fin.uélnfi..- rite «vi':.‘x'ng comtInue | I e Mone missionary lines, | applications for liquor _licenses . this e_flres&dd;ulg i-lfl;f &"'én'z:"p; C!:’;l;"( p At the Bapfist state convention an-| At all the missions the doctrine of|fall = R G Sl n | Caremid Plle » ¥ Established 1902. niversary Tuesday Rev. Joseph L. Pea- | Catholic total abstinence is instilled in he foundation is being i for We d ¢ ask you to'do this. Send *Westerly address | da of all who make the mis-| the addition to the natienal * bank e do mot ask you % il ded syl i us your name and address and we will Harold L. Wells, O. D., Optometrist, | cock of Westerly will Defective vision corrected by the prop- :D"“ 'Ii!\l\ Layman’. er adjustment of lenses, Room 9/ ro:. | Evangelization of Our State L 3 ter-Langworthy Block, Westerly, R. L | G¢0rge W. Rigler, pastor of the First| Edward S. Brewer of Springfield, 2 - B L Baptist church, will lead the praise ser- | owner of the Ocean house at Wat vice at the evening jon. Hill, has purchased from Miss H. S. building. bidigh 53 send you = trial package Wy mail free. We. know what the trial package will do. In many cases it has cured piles without further treatment ¥ it i £ | proves its value to you order more KEEP IT", | from your druggist, at 50c & box. This 13 is fair, is it not ? - Simply fill out free HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS The delegates from Westerly to the [ Campbcl) of Providence the cottage #|anniversaries are: From the First | kb fx The 'Seven Gables ~Mr MADE BY HAND. Baptist church, Rev. George W. Rigler, | Brewer will have this cottage moved to 3 . it i Hand Made Work u“ou- Speelnlty. | L€wis McNeil, Thomas H. Peahody and | another location, between the school- IN THE, coupon below and today Whips and all Harness Supplies car- | Sthan Wilcox; from Calvary ghurch, | > and Ocean house, and may HOUSE "« - ried in stock. Factory Made Harness | Rev A. Jones, Rev. J. L. Pea- The Seven Gables in connection FREE PACKAGE COUPON in stock at $13.00 and up. cock, Cyrus Henry Brown, Willlam H. : the hotel. i . N. H. SAUNDERS, Howard, James Jessamin, = John B.| Plans arc being prepared for the en- 9 T Ot e e s ot Removed to 44 West Broad Street. wrown, Mrs. John B. Brown, Mrs. Al- | largement of the Ocean house. Work Ha]e S Hone with your f!sr‘;le “'I Ko iy3od i phonzo West. will be completed before the opening of out coupon and mail to R MID DRUG COMPANY, 190 Pyra- = next mid Bldg.,, Marshall, Mich. A trial package of the great Pyramid Pile 28 YEARS A CHINA STORE | speciar” scrvices “in"arace. Methedist|', In marked contrast to the party ac- of Horehound and Tar i f v e epub- For Cure will then be sent you at once Do you know we carry’the largest | Shurch, conducted by Rev. [ ¥ Lusk e v e . e Coughs, Colds by mail, FREE, in plain wrapper. | | line of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps | 55100 assisted by Rev. George Teah |, ominete a senator and representa- and Throa! % | and Kitchen Supplles in Southern vt e o B (R I | tive to Jepresent Westerly in the next t Troubles Name g ode Isiand? We are direst importers | Rov. Mr. Lusk has Just complcied thres | Rode Island general assembly. - #d money. Fre S i i BOEIEE RSP DU M YOUMAY -l R e s s €2 ail purchases of 35 vr morer 7 | war . Senice ds pastor, and QUTIE | the twenty-fourth national cohven- OU MAY ; BTANTON'S BAZAAR, Westerly, R. L A been incre ver one hundred, | tion of the Brotherhood of St. George, NEED IT 1} .. City.and State &2 nubiuiids . - Jez0a which is evidence of the zealous work | “ith delegates from all the Episcopal & churches in the United States, will TO-NIGHT RSE) a Naos evening there will be|open in Providence Wednesday for a e T BT b 11, ’ . . oy BABIES! s eI ancinl ducitio HuAE oY :’:x[ur '[i:ns sel smnt lnm :1;x(|(w]rd .,{,’ Sold by Druggists g l_ol;:ar! n?{u:oyar;“fll\ D’i‘ary = xrru)t : try, ‘many members of the church tell- | Christ churc Sterly, dé the Olgest | e h ? S he 0 : faland S le th ill h TP ; . 3 i > and wil presented at | A a emedy. The genuine Soon ey il e bie vys ana g | {5 T TR g |1 e et e oo ||| o o e one e || st 274, 00 e, e ) Sees the Opening of a Land Sale that will attract the attention memory. Bring the baMies and I will | general church work g Williams, Frank Taylor, William | & Osgood Co. 2 o e N o 2 Catchy thee smiies. L mn bonwehiion o the Wom. | Weeden Davia Lavery. William At | of all interested in values of Residential property in Norwich. 2 ,sr!'l.se. The Photographer, an's Home Missionary society of the| 1ol Elmer Richmond and Frank “ '-d p y N rown Building, - Westerly, R. I.| Southern New England conference will | Dodge. O d H b PUBLIC AUCTIO h " s s e Grace Methodist churc! e S 1 B D Ty i Grage. Mot charen, o, n that day, will be soid at N, the we o arisainn: |- s aniva miEH o Wil | e e o W nown TY, which has lately been sub-divide Stillman Cacrioge Gov, | Ministerial association was held Mon- _1;{1»\ 3. 8 Andsract of \'--“hr:rilmm X 2 K E e *| day in the eonference room of the Me- | will conduct ‘the services at the Peo- 42 Ch R d l L d d OB esterly, R 1| morial building, with o large attend- | ple’s misgion Tuesday evening 1nto oice Residential Lots, and name s Carry the largest|ance of members. Rev. Samiel H.| Milo M. Clarke has purchased from of new and secon and carriages rt of the Congregational church | William 2 Wilcox the Frink farm of d wagons, Also a full line of harness ed pres 3 Rev. F. C. ‘ 4 R R T AT D d president. and Rev. F. C. A. | cighty acr LJ 111 ’” and painting and automoblle pain: Calvary Baptist church s Re; ntative Albert G. Martin is al‘ aWn ar [ 1384 | e cnmittee’ on the no-license fs- | YISIUng M Philadelphia, He attended 66 2 sue have formulated the plan of action Rev. Russell H. Conwell's church Sun- % n It is situated in Norwich’s most Exclusive Residential District, only a few minutes’ walk from the bus- tor the iness centre, and on Broadway, Slater Avenue, -Broad and Cedar Streets, and a. new street named Elm- coming election and provision was elec Jon s in North Stonington brand new house, i Soneds arn, 1se an o1 i d- | is being made for a vigorous fight to The Societa Mutuo Succorso Princi- A qags in first l..«.? S,nifi{’.‘,’.‘,’," RI:‘“&. keep the town m‘ \\'.wrrgr in u:g no- a Margarita Johnda mnl parade % ’ wood Avenue has just been laid out through the property. gh state of cuitivation. Pla. sit- | license colums (Tuesday) evening in celebration “Fai . i . n ic lights, whi R oh. oot on. | Place 18 ait- | licen olum, e : o Fairlawn Park” has all city improvements, water, sewer, gas and electric lights, while the streets from city, Inventigata '(Chioice of 404 | |, e L Aone e S P len Pl AL T N are graded, sidewalked and curbed. T8 ILLIAM A WiLCOX™ Righteousness. The paper was well re- | ceived a contract to furnish the bric & 5 The Mansion on the property, said to have cost over $250,000, will also be sold, regardless of cost or Real Estate Broker. ceived ].md decidedly favorable discus- | 400,000—to be used in the construction Knli Dla er value, either to remain on the property or to be removed. IR s e s, Tt Wegtenly, | MionTrSllowed, '-fG::‘mlfv;":;j}"";m‘:"‘:’;fi“ (ie: It positively will be sold at some price, and builders and others interested are invited to examine R For the firgt’ tima: 8L - Michasls | chitge 4¢ the Peoplels mtmicig as AL Elastic’ and yielding, - very the inside any day before sale. The inside work on this Mansion is said to have cost moreland be more SEASHORE COTTAGES. church edifice was illumined by~ elec~{ exander Smith has begun his new du- absorbent,” washes™ easily. artistically finished than any other house in the State. On Wednesday evening, October 13th, from 7.00 to 1030 p. m., the house will be illuminated, and the Public is invited to inspect same. tric lights Sunday evening and steam [ ties as leating apparatus is being installed. | associat te colporter for the Baptist Furnished for Housekeeping. .. This garment is so shaped Accessible by Trolley. These were considered necessary im- S that it fits the bod I b For Rent or Sale, provements by the pas Rev. James JEWETT CITY LI Wi U el mughy BAND CONCERT by TUBBS’ MILITARY BAND, from 7.30 p. m. until 10 p. m. Wednesday Evening, FRANK W, OO, W. Cunningham, and their introduction ssbar okt cat the waist, and is large, on the lawn. We shall also exhibit in the Mansion the Pianos and the Beautiful Presents that we shall ‘6 High St Westerly, R. I | menioery Jch @ppreciated by the pa- | gey, M, B. Cook to Be Transferred to roomy and baggy at the seat, give away FREE the Days of the Sale. e Bath, ‘Me—Mill to Shorten. Time. Where' irrithtions, “shuptions Never such a sale as this in the history of Norwich. It is propertv that has a recognized and stand- spot and doubt the ard value. No man who knows anything of Norwich’s Geography can look on th ©: rrh Cannot Be Oured The congregation at the Methodist and_ inflammations generall: : 5 i sosiplesple treatment of the halr and |with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as_they | church was surprised to learn on Sun- ¢ iy Y absolute truth of this assertion, and real estate circles in Norwich never expected to see the day when Mma, dandruff and other irpitations, s BT s Meed bt cassaniiute ianh Neb L. Couls o & thee- sxist. - The " fabrio " is- very it would be sold at auction and on easy terms. The lots are all high, dry and level, and offer the op- Rl ns Sints posndozted by. léading | se, and in order to cure it you | [or e rogoath, Me. next Sunday being soft and fine, making this a portunity which has long been sought by the homeseeker and investor to buy high class, restricted city factal treatments manieure Miss Li Cararis Cure B ot of Bath will come here, the ex- common-sense diape property at their OWN PRICE and on easy terms. Ty Stz otter-Langworthy | aets ¢ tly on the blood and mucous ge being made on ount of his “ ! e i & i Bullding (Up Stairs). Jeflfls acts dir n the blood and mucous g helngaane au acco m!o A The ARNOLD Inside We wish to have the Public come to this sale, to see the great improvements, and as an adverti surfaces. Hall's C —_— = lquack medicine ment we are going to give away FREE $2,000 worth of Valuable Souvenirs, includine 3 Upright Pianos. These are Absolutely Free to those attending the Sale. You de met have to purchase anything or spend tarrh Cuge is not a was préscribed by | est esteem of his church and the com- Squares are used with these. ANNOUNCEMENT. Uy Tor "Vears. And s a regular: pre- i Sizes 18, 20, 22 and 24 square ; : ‘ Having piirchasedl the photograph|scription.’ It is composed of the best Half Time at Ashland Mill. Gikies. one cent to receive same. (See small bills for particulars) studio of A. A. Scholficld.” 39 Main | p71CS ’h‘""‘-’\y\'p s = m}\'lm‘}l:gn'”'w Ashland mill zoes on half time this A few lots will be reserved for sale Friday and Saturday at'same hour, but attend first day's sales and street. we are ready to prove to the micuuf surfuces. . The perfect. coms | week, half of the machinery workinz “A ld,, .' stouse: B cliaide, R i ey s v i rsuon of e twe Ingrecients R wAN: R gt e ey Ir'no Kl“ Sale will be held rain or shine. In case of rain, shelter will be provided. Beautiful 16x20 water colored portrait|ing C nd for testimonials | Mrs. John Armstrong and daughter, || EASY TERMS! EASY TERMS! Only 10 per cent. down, 10 per cent. within 10 days, the balance in monthly payments extending over a period which will be.announced before sale. The property will be suitably restricted. of yourself given free with every doz- en $4.00 cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co., Westerly. Alice, have be Pro , n in Providence for a Pills for conti- | . O Keates and daughter, Persis, 2 St b B T GuleE . FOR INFANTS & CO. "ll Yfl"f shflfl! a“d Hflsifl 1t people with symptoms of kidney or { M N it gt el e atthadth For further particulars, inquire of owner on the property. JOHN J. LINSKEY, Owner. y 1y R B T Db il ot e o R R L. H. GREEN, 353 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y., will conduct sale. ang get a coupon on the Plano to be | fommence taking Foley's Kidney Rem. | Mrs. Arthur ngton o=Duyvills | Srment for. the child up 2 five yeprs glven away at edy. This great remedy stops the pain | i$ at her parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs, | of age. They are made of the finest and | William Robertson’ of the “Arnold” knit fabrics, are ex- gularities, stre PURTILL’S, : builds-up the: organ an ere is no T R 3 next to the Sc and 10¢' Store. of Bright's disease or other se- STAFFORD SPRINGS ceptionally soft and pleasant to the 1y234 s disorder. Do not disr the bl touch. cut in perfect fitting forms, early symptoms. The Lee & Osgood Co. | Dempsey-Gagnon Wedding at St. Ed- | prettily finished with silk crocheted ward’s—Fine of $15 and Costs for LAWTON'S SANTARY FISH MARKET ¥ "v"“ Sedeanic & -Sucoen Theft of Cloth from Mill. en. clear brain, backed by edges, and all with the special “Arnold” patent armhole sleeves. They ill and res on the fver; no dust; no odor; every: | 3 Uoss €Mer&Y.| paward Dempsey and Miss Jennic|are so elastic and porous that venti- thihg wholesome and clean. All kinds Ith that Dr. King's New Life Pills | Gagnon were married at St. Edward's | jation is assured. Easily” washed and of Fresh Fish and Sea Foods in_their | pitith thit Dr Hing's Wew L-Te Pille | b von Monday morning by “ season. Market 171 Main Street, West: [ 10 {G" ' prain and body. J. A, Harmon, O'Neill. Miss won't shrink erly. foot of Cross street. Tel 343.[ [izemore, W. Va. writcs: *The : and; 3 i . Give us a call. augld4d | the best pills T ever ::;‘a i ':\z The i The dwme. <08 aivse Gpuble: The Lee & Osgood Co.'s De nL 3 wear of any like garments. . week's wedding trip to Manicuring, Dermatology, Shampooing, = | New York. On their return they will| Altogether, one of the most desir- urgeon Chiropodist pside dniWeskord. avenae, : % e A reside GuiWestford avenu able of the “Arnold” specialties—50c to $1.25. STOLE CLOTH. William Parker and Joseph Corriglia &S. M. L. EELL> Frofessional Masseuse, Body and Facial Massage calp Treat- | i ment, Hair Dressing. + | Wherz to Buy in Westerly . Halr Goods a specialty.” Fine ‘Violet = Fined $15 and Costs Each. bo’”‘analn . Westerivim s ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO., Willlam P =5 Tl h C il % st., esterly, R. L B g g e illiam Parker and Joseph Corriglia, y2se Telephone 490, e e mn Gann Fitter and |\ ho were arrested in Hartford by Po- ‘fi - 2 & hoocrign liceman Gea Saturday while in the 4 Main Street, Westerly, R. L, and #ct of disposing of several yards of b WESTERLY'S LEADING CLGThiNG | - \Vauwinnet Ave, Wateh Hill'R L. | %{%0f disposing of several vards of ““" STORE— hes “uuupovt { IEland Worsted company, were brought R. G. Bliven & Co., | wii n We give S&H Green Trading Stamps Jay afternoon by Deput Louls Helm. In the b londay morning both p WASHBUR N-CROSBYCO- h a = N"S nvv:w et ca e s We Recover Furniture and Do (;a.rpet Laying. G 0 LD M EDA L n dnto custody in Hartford with all purcha: Tt will pay you well to get our | Saturday they said that they got into | prices on diamonds! loose _or |the mill at night and threw the cloth | mounted, before purchasing. out of the window. The amount taken | LUU CASTRITIUS, 62" vards, valued at $49. The two ! City Pharmac Leading Westerly Jewlr, ~ | e T hetn employed it the mill| TRY OUR 2 5 i“"'m B otue ; . ’3y§55:anal St. Weslgrly. B 1L 1] adies” Hatter % 1] 42 High St., Westerly Cop /right 1909—Washbum Croshy Ce WORTH ALL YOU PAY Our Shoes are always worth whal yem pay for them in service remdered. For Qaality and Lasts we call alteniion o our $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes in Vici Kid, Box Caif, Velour Calf and Patent Colt, Lace or Button. b Minneapopils, M. n. incorrectly installed is a very poor in- See. my new samples of Fall and Winter Woolens. Custoth Made Suits $12.50 and up” J. F. PELLEGRINY, gt 2 s wewr, | For Electrical Supplies and Construction, se¢ 1y284 The Washington Trust Co., ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO., Copital YFETEREY‘ R L 000 | el 497. 62 Main St, Westerly, Surplus ..l 00000 . Executes Trusts. Pays Interest on Deposits, The Store Good scrvice—Considerate attention vestment for this reason—you never know at what minute the ditions. ¢ ALL TROUBLE with plumbing arises from its construction. The more you cut down your first cost the more you're going to lay out for repairs later on. Therefore—the only safe way is to | 1 1 werk is going to give out—to say nothing of the sanitary con- | | | | e your work to a responsible house then you will be relieved of all worry and responsibility. are guaranteed the patrons of this in- | that undersells ‘them all on Clathing, i o stitution. ¥ Hats, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, . < See our 0il Grain $3.00 Shoe for rough weather wear. MECHANICS CLOTHING COMPANY See lhe Poml? | m‘.flltzpu{o‘uh WS:‘\IIHH' ‘Kll"'; your busi- out of the High Price District, - 5 5ol L k | s befor e blie, there is no me " o Vhiskies e ° o N ans 4 brands, domestic and import- Yale and New England Brewery ing columna of The Bulletin. jy23a the hes Ale, Lager and Porter, 50c a €d. Try our Old Darling. You will are Licensed Plumbers and Steam Fitters and are prepared to Co." find it vich and mellow with age — dozen. SiEht.etiter 4 i do your work in the best possible manner. All orders, whether Wines, Liquors and Cordials at spe- See the polnt ? large or small, will receive our prompt attention. efal prices. ‘ i \| . JACOB STEIN, 93 West Main St. & ‘Telephune 26-3. P ol Congt ot e | 'Geo. Greenberger, | <~ 47 FRANKLIN STREET, I FRANKLIN SQUARE. 11 Fronkiin Streer. | ECONOMICAL n e e s LTS CONEI e Ask about our Second-hand Stoves o e By e | - Witestome o ani ins 3 P, & o | moans gating the e vaiue for your 103 Main Street, Westerly, R. I Telephone 812. Norwich, Genn. > :fl:nube:x&re (‘:gn;.u:!:n tnere i3 a0 m Clgars are the Dest en the market .;‘;::: o can give it to you In i sug2i 2 um er then nrough ine advertis. % Telephone 243. . yia T sugig . 2 Cotumns 9 ks Bultein B s marisd | Ln GENTON. SISBLE 40 M