Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 24, 1909, Page 8

ELEGTHIG PO « St vew bt Water Wheels Set and Brick Building m , Few Days—200 Horse Power will be Furnished. There have been installed . at the abutments at the dam of the Falls company above the mill in the Yantic r) 'r, two large water wheels which drive the generator to furnish wiectric power to the Falls company’s mill, in addition to their present wa- ter power, The installation of these wheels by the Holyoke Machine com= pany has been under way for some time and is now completed and ready for Se‘ construction of the story and a hal brick building which will en- close the power plant. This building will be erected above the building of the Chelsea file works, and will be 24x80. It is expected that work on the . building will be started the last of this week or the first of next week, and by two weeks, it is honed, stated Superintendent Henderson, to have the building so far along that it will be possible to install the machinery for generating the electrivity, which has been here some time, waiting to be FIFTH COMPANY VISITED BY LIEUT. COL. DORSEY. Passed a Good Inspection, and Later in {s Evening a Much Enjoyed Spread Was Served. There was a good attendance at the armory on Tuesday evening at the reg- ular dgl of the Fifth company, C. A. €. Lieutenant Colonel Dorsey was present for the inspection of the com- pany and they were ready to receive him and give a geod account of them- selves. Following the drill there was a spread served for the members, and sand- wiches, doughnuts, coffee, grapes, cheese and cigars were there in abun- dance. A soclal time followed, making the evening one of much pleasure. Noank.—Very few of the blackfish boats have ventuved out to the fishing | grounds this week owing to the threat- ening weather. AIR THAT KILLS GERMS Your Money Back If Hyomei Doesn’t Cure Catarrh, Says The Lee & Osgood Co. Don't be stubborn. Don’t be preju- diced. There is not a particle of mor- phine, cocaine, or any injurious or habit forming drug in Hyomei. Give it a trial at The Lee & Osgood Coss risk. It is made of euecalyptus and other grand antiseptics. It will chage away the misery of cotarrh or any affliction of the mose and throat in five mMutes, No stomach dosing — just breathe Hyomei in, it gets at tie catarrh gertA and kills them all Go to the Lee & Osgood Co. today and ask them for a Hyomei (pro- nounced High-o-me) outfit. It only costs $1.00, and consists of a hard rubber pocket inhaler, which ecan be carried in vest pocket, a bottle of Hy- omei, a medicine dropper, and simple | directions for use. Extra bottles 50c. Leading druggists everywhere sell Hyomel, which is guaranteed to cure satarrh, bronchiti8, coughs, colds and sore throat, or money returned. If you could go to the Eucalyptus ‘orests of inland Australia you would wiekly get rid of catarrh. Hyomei | srings the Ideptical air of these for- sets direct to your home. It is a mast wonderful caterrh remedy. a5 MIONA Cures Indigestion It relieves stomach misery, sour.stom- ach, belehing, and cures all stomach dis- ease or money back. Im-i:box of tab- lets 50 cents. Druggists in all towns. THANKSGIVING | | is npear at hand. You set up. the Uncas .Power company at the Scotland dam. The double use of the water will he obtained, for after it passed through the waterwheels it will still be held by the lower dam for use in the big water wheel of the mill The electrical apparatus will gener- ate, it is figured, about 200 horsepower and this will be transmitted to the plant, a distance of about a thousand feet. It is planned to use this elec- tris power for the running of the twenty-two machines in the picker room of this mil! and whatever extra power is available will be used for general purposes. This plant will have nothing to do with the lighting of the plant, but will operate individual mo- tors of about six-horsepower each, by which the machines will be Tun. Superintendent Henderson hopes to have this power plant in operation within a few weeks or as soon as the construction work is finished. e | SOCIAL ARRANGED FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS. Held at Broadway Church on Tuesday Evening—Excellent Reports from the Delegates to State Convention. On Tuesday evening in the lecture room of Broadway Congregational church there was a social for the teachers and officers of the Sunday school arranged for the purpose of hearing the reports of the delegates to the state Sunday school workers’ con- vention held recentl. Thorough and interesting reports w made by Mrs. W. H. Dawlev and stant Supt. H. W. Gallup. the delegates, while Supt. H. B. Cary also spoke regarding the sessions. W. R. Burnham was in at- tendance at the convention, but the weather prevented his attendance on Tuesday evening. There were twenty-four of the teach- ers present, and following the hearing of the reports refreshments. were gserved under the direction of Miss Marion Beebe and Miss Marion Kim- ball. . EAST SIDE ITEMS. Boys Keep Householders on Alert About Their Barrels — Personal Notes. William Geib is to spend the Thanks- giving holiday in Boston. Sherwood B. Potter was in Boston on Monday on a business trip. The Bridge distriet school closes on Wednesday afternoon for the Thanks- giving holiday. ~ Miss Ada Cook, who has been spend- ing four months at Liverpool, O., has returned to her home here. Mrs. Addison Avery of Hamilton avenue Is entertaining her mother, Mrs, Cromwell, and her brother from Bos- ton. A twenty pound ecoon that was caught in a trap by Appleton Maine near Lantern Hill was on exhibition at Potter’s store on Tuesday. Frank A. Fitch of Hedge avenue, who has begen Ill for some time with the mumps;/ is now able to be out again and work a lfttle each day. The barrel gangs on this side of the river have the householders on the alert constantly. Monday when the ash wagons made their round all the wom- en aléng Hamilton avenue were prompt to get their barrels under cover as soon as they were emptied. NORWICH TOWN Latest Word from Local Visitor to the Peninsula State—Holiday Guests and Travelers. A local tourist in Florida writes home | that the trees are black with the pur- ple grackles which have just come by hundreds and are preening their feath- ers on the branches. A rare variety of pine called the screw pine is to be seen It looks like a palm, its trunk and branches twist like a screw, hence its name. may want something in Silver or Cut Glass to brighten up the table. Give us a call and look at our fine stock. Established 1872, The Plaut- Cadden Co. Jowelers and Silversmiths. RUBBER STORE Special Offerings in Bri and Personals. Miss Martha Holcomke of Town street has returned from a visit with Danielson friends. Mrs. John McGarrity was a guest Sunday of her nephew, James Butler, of old Canterbury lane. Miss Edith Standish, who Is attend- ing the business college, returns to her home in Colchester' for the holidays Dr. C. H. Lamb of Town street was in Salem during the latter part of last week examining stock for the state. Miss Mary E. Bulkeley of Peck’s Corner left Tuesday for Paterson, N. J., to spend Thanksgiving with her brother, John W. Bulkeley. Miss Babcock and Miss May Babcock of Westerly are guests over Thanks- giving of their sister, Mrs. J. H. Eld- red. Children went to school Tuesday with their arms full of bundles for the Thanksglving collection to be sent to the United Workers. Dwight Beebe of the Taftville road goes today (Wednesday) from Storrs Agricultural college to spend the holi- SYRINGES Water Bottles 50c up Alling Rubber Co., NEW L0 (5mans) NORWICH Farrington Floor Varnish A guaranteed ficor varnish that will dry in one heour. If you want a floor varnigh thst you can use without any inconvenience try it. Get it at the Agency, FRED C. CROWELL', 87 Water Street, Open Saturday evenings til 8§ p. m masiliar { days with relatives in Moodus and Millington. Henry Frazier, wha_has been spend- ing several weeks In Blandford, Mass., comes today (Wednesday) for a few days’ visit at his home on East Town street. Vernon.—A union Thanksgiving ser- vice will be held in the Methodist church this (Wednehday) evening. The Talcottville and Vernon Center Con- gregational churches will unite with the Vernon Methodist. The Loyal Blue March Composed by TRAVER BRISCOE FOR SALE AT YERRINGTON'S Temple of Music, ‘4‘0 Main Street. il o ' .7 g will be Started i. . This power- house will be} something along the style of that of FANCY 3 stalk ]2 CELERY bunch>s 140 | CAPE COD CRANBEERIES a. §¢ 15¢ EARLY JUNE PEAS Ex ra Sifted, can Faney Native 3 32¢ ot FANCY MAINECORN . 79 FRESH KILLED FOWL - - - 1b 20c |TURNIPS s 19¢ Fancy Cleaned LONG ISLAND GOSLINGS o, » lb- 220 YELLOW ONIONS CURRANTS 1§ 1b. pkg. 9c 4 quarts 11c ORANGE and FRESH PORK LOINS- - - - b 16¢ |appLEs LEMON PEEL s 13c : vock 506, 30c, AOE S Yeas 9| VEAN FRESH SHOULDERS - - Ib. 140 ouy1ep rics s SEASONING can 16, e 4| HOMEMADE SAUSAGE - - - Ib. 10} oupon v g COCOANUT sie. “C| FyLL CREAM CHEESE - - - Ib. 18¢ [FASINS B FRESH WALNUT MEATS 29c¢ § MOHICAN COCOA y 1-2 1b. can 750 2w 19¢ s l4e pkg. 5(: ROQUEFORT CHEESE FLORIDA ORANGES MOHICAN CHOCOLATE BULK MINCE MEAT SEEDLESS RAISINS PIES and PumpKkin NEW l 7 FANCY THANKSGIVING CAKES MALAGA I 2 CITRON Ib. c ____PLENTY OF BREAD FOR THE TURKEY DRESsING——|GRAPES Ib. c 5000 Ibs. COFFEE to be GIVEN FREE IN INTRODUCING OURSELVES TO THE CONSBUMERS OF TEAS AND COFFEBS IN NORWICH, WE MAKE THE FOLLOW- ING SPECIAL THANKSGIVING OFFERING . for Wednesday, the 24th of November. With each pound purchase of BEST 60c value TEA at 24c a pound we will give 1 pound of BEST 35¢ vailue COFFEE ABSCLUTELY FREE. You run no risk. We guarantee to please or refund your money. —WE SELL— Bestae. TEAS < best e Coffees' ™ All Flavors All Varieties Norwich DIRECT IMPORTING CO., srans 227 Main Street, Chapman Block, Franklin Square up one flifl:t, over car station. A THANKSGIVING OFFERING 10200 MEN AND YOUTHS Standard $15. Ove’rcohts and Suits Will Be Sold at $8. From 9 A. M. to 11 P. M. Today at Hirsch & Co.’s, Wauregan Block Norwich, Nov. 23, 1h09—Here's an offering that should crowd Hirs¢ch & Co.'s store, in Wauregan block, Main street, to the doors this morning. Think of it—fine quality overcoats in all the new styles, in fancy and plain fabrics at $8.00. : Suits of strict- iy all wool cheviots in black, olive and fancies—all of this season’s make —your choice at $8.00. ‘While this lot of 200 garments con- sists of one-of-a-kind models, sam- ples ‘and broken lots — nevertheless you'll find every size from 33 to 46 breast. Positively not a garment in the lot worth less than $15. This sale is for one day only, Wed- nesday, November 24th. / DENTISTRY The dental’ business established by my brother, wlmsebuslst&nt 1 was for many years, will ‘be continued by me, assisted by Dr. V. D. Eldred. o It will be a pleasure to see the former customers of rn{ brother and as many new ones as_will favor me with thelr Extracting 25c and up. DR. CHAS. B. ELDRED, DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Denta/ Surgeon 161 Main Street. Norwich, Conn sy s patronage. novisd We Close All Day Thanksgiving---Open Wednesday until 10 P. M. We have provided for Mohican customers the best of everything in the food-line for the Thanksgiving table—-saving them money on every item. Mohican Quality at Mohican Prices cannot be beaten. Thanksgiving Specials for Wednesday TURKEYS FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS CONFECTIONERS' SUGAR - - ROYAL BLEND COFFEE - - - Special Mince letin for businass results Chaice CREAMERY Western BUTTER SWEET POTATOES 05 i 285 1b. - tb. §Jg) 0185 29€ 22¢ FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS NEW ENGLISH WALNUTS BRAZIL NUTS SOFT SHELL ALMONDS NEW MIXED NUTS quart 50 - Ib. - dozen 19c¢ to 1b. 1b. 38¢ 38¢ 6e 28¢ 15¢c 2 Ibs. 25[} Is Free Stamp Day $1.00 worth 'of Green Stamps Free with pur- chases of 10c or over. Double Stamps with purchase of $5.00 or over. Rich Furs and = Fur Goats Our stock of Neckpieces, Muffs and Fur Coats is now complete, involving all the new and popu- lar Furs made in the latest style ideas. Large Pillow and Rug Muffs BLACK FOX SABLE FOX ISABEL FOX BLACK AZMA LYNX EASTERN MINK MARTEN 2.50 (Neck pieces to match) Fur Coats PONYSKIN COATS, 36-inch..... PONYSKIN COATS, 45 and 50-inch HUDSON SEAL COATS, 36-inch HUDSON SEAL COATS, 50 inch AUSTRALIAN SQUIRREL COATS, 36-inch AUSTRALIAN SQUIRREL COATS, 42 and 50-inch........... Cloth Coats Our showing of Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Coats comprises all the latest styles in fine Broadeloth Coats, Caracul Cloth Coats, Kersey and Fancy Mixture Coats for both dress and street wear. Prices $12.50 to $30.00 121-125 MAIN STREET. The Leadi<g Store in Eastern Connecticut Deyoted Exclusively to Men’s, Women’s and - Chil- dren’s Wearing Apparel. e THERE 1s no aavertising medium in 'l'lll%‘::.u Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- ! Eastern Botient %-'? Be vy B S Tes letin for busines: