Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 16, 1909, Page 6

Three Million Doilars ++. Threa Milljon Dollars Liberal, courteous and efclent in its management. Monumental Works ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Oak 8t, near High, Westerly, R. I. Established 1901 Harold L. Wells, O. D., Optometrist. Defective vision corrected by the prop- ‘er adjustment of lenses. Room 9, Mol ter-Lafigworthy Block, Westerly, R. L s [IMONDS It will pay you well to get our prices on diamonds, loose or . mounted, before purchasing. Two Sent by Horace Vose cessful Liquor Raid at City Pharmacy—Election Time in the Fraternities—Board of | rade’s Annual Banquet \ in February. The exhibit that attracted the most attention at the fourth apnual show | of the Columbia Poultry and Pigeon show, closed Saturday in Washington, D.’C., consisted of two turkeys shown by Horace Vose of Westerly, the “Tur- key king.” These birds, full brother and sister to the gobbler sent for Pres. ident Taft's Thanksgiving dinner, were sold at public auction on the closing day of the show. By a cruel fate the Vose gobbler had been dubbed Zelaya during his visit to the national capital. It had been the purpose of the officials of the exhibit to auction Zelaya alone, but they weakened and decided not to part Mr. and Mrs. Zelaya. - The great birds, one weighing nearly fifty and the other over thirty pounds, were knocked down to P. B, Chase of Chase’s theater for senior vice com- ¥75. He will send the birds to his farm | mander; ius Cheney, junior vice in_Ohio. commander; Horace CIift, chaplain; ‘When the auction of the Vose tur- keys began there was a big crowd in the Washington Light Infantry arm- pleased with the Thanksgiving turkey Bring $75 at Auction—Suc- ensuing year by this board of officers: Charles 'T. Stanton, post commande; Orson C. Rogers, ‘senior vice com- mander; Edward H. Sheflield, junior vice commander; Jerome . Anderson, quartermaster; George E. Brayton, ad. jutant; Sanford E. Billings, chaplain; Daniel E, Barker, surgeon; C. E. P. Noyes, surgeon of the day; John H. Thayer, officer of the guard: Joseph J. Fuller, ' sergeant major; Theodore F. Schofield, quartermaster sergeant: Je- rome S. Anderson; patriatic instruc- tor; Orson C. Rogers, delegate and Ed- ward Sheffield, alternate to state encampment. R, of Mystic, in mesting, elected these officers: Nathan H. Newbur: post ‘command- Alvin Cutler, surgeon; E. R. Williams, officer of the day; W. S. Ely, officer of the guard: John G. Packer, quarter- Store” where you can buy “quality” merchandise at reasonable prices.. We respectfully invite youto make THIS store YOUR Store for Holiday purchases. You certainly will find us better prepared CASTRITIUS, ory, where the show was held. Thomas ! master: Philip A. Irons, adjutant; J. e . Rarding Westerly Jowsln | pristiens Tk wid oo e it | Alden, Rathiun, wersennt mutor: 5o’ | fh g ever for your shoppmg convenience. * HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS MADE BY HAND. Hand Made Work Is Our ‘Whips and all Harness Suj ried in stock. Factory M in'stock at $i3.00 and up. \N. H. SAUNDERS, plies car- o Harness that he had sent a representative from the ‘White house to bid on the birds, Starting at $25, the price was worked up quickly to $75, and Mr. Chase was declared the owner. The show was formally opened by Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, who drew attention to the increasing in- geant; George Keigwin, patriotic in- structor; James Bennett, delegate, and Cornelius Fowler alternate to state encampment. o mp, Sons of Veterans, of J officers as follows: M. Williams, commande: Archie Haas, senior vice commande OUR FIVESTORY BUILDING IS FILLED WITH-BEAUTIFUL GIFT THINGS. e This Store will be Open Evenings Until Christmas. Bemeved Weat Broad Street, | tercst being taken in the raising of | Leon Saunders, junior vice comman g 3 8 B e » poultry. He stated that the income | er; Ernest Saunders, secretary; J. Al- from poultry and eggs for the fiscal | den Rathbun, treasurer; W. S. Smith, R I —— e | veir 1009 amounted to more than the | C. H. Latham and E. R. Williams, op ar y ar y BABIES! income from the cotton, hay, or wheat | camp council. ; ) Crops, and was, in fact, only excelled Soon they will be blg boys ana girls | by revenue from the rgising of corn. Division No. 1, ladi and thelr baby faces wui' be only a( As indicative of the growth of the | cient Order of Hibernians of Stoning- memory. Bring the bables and I will | industry, he cited the fact that the ton, elected these officers fh annual catch their smiles, STILES, The Photographer, figures for 1909 were $281,071,000. Chief Bransfisld and Sergeant Brown N auxiliary, An- meeting: Miss Mary Flanagan, pres- ident; Mrs. Minnie Wilson, vice presi- Watches Watches Watches | Rich Cut Glass Brown Building, = Westerly, R. . . dent; Mrs, Emma Denehey, recording oA veza | raided the City Pharmacy Wednesday | secrétary: Mrs. Bossfe O'Nelll, treasur- Th 2 Telephone 7. 3234 | evening and secured two full bottles.| see apon Mary Cullen, financial secre- nbl. most beautiful showing concelv- —_— ot Wwhiskey, one bottle half full of | tary; Miss Catherine Flanagan, mis- o overything you can think of and L. sTiLLMAN, | whiskey, jug containing three quarts| ress at arms; Miss ‘Mary J. Vaugh, FOUR SPECIAL LOTS of reliable Watches have been arranged [| "®asonably priced. of whiskey, and three empty bottles and a glass that had small quantities of whiskey therein, and two bottles of sentinel; Mrs. Catherine Holton, Mrs. Mrs. Gil- Sherman, Mrs, McNamara, more and Mrs. Sullivan, stading com- 'flr the HOLIDAY TRADE, from which a selection at any of the No matter what you intend te ay for a piece of Cut Glass, see our display. sterly, RL | brandy. mittee, following prices means a saving of at least 25 per cent. for absolutely 50¢ to $30.00 Pz e s ; X ANt o batares | Johin F. Trumtll mect O A i o Hanseck Woman's Telit corpe of dependable timepieces for ladies or gentiemen. Every watoh guaran- Sarricgs repalr- | Stonington, will be guided furing the | Westerly, department of Connecticu g automobile paint | 0" "9tem will be g f ‘ has elected these officers for the ensu- teed. Some in solid gold cases. ing. Je29a = = ing year: Mary Dubuque, president; HOW’S THIS? Lillian - Slocum, senior vice president; Lillian_P. Bromley, junior vice presi- ALL SIZES ALL STYLES Toilet Articles 03 . We offer One Hundred Dollars Re e - A For Electrical Supplies %% sttt et & e $10.00 $12.50 $15.00 - $20.00 ssyers s and Construction, see J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Chieney for the last 15 years, and aylor, guard; and Lillian P. Bhom- Our comprehensive stock of Diamonds SEE WINDOW DISPLAY, PUFF BOXES ERT M. HISCOX & €O, |Ectars mim perrecuy nonaraiis 'in i | 15: alteinate, io state convention. SHAVING SETS, RAZORS b nes: raj ctions nd financiall; o 2 ROBERT 0] ahle''10" catry” outlany ohlieation Saa | Grénits . Cify smmts No. #158, of offers to our patrons many advantages COMB AND BRUSH SETS Tel. 497, 62 Main 8t, Wasterly. | by his firm. Westerly, Modern Woodmen of Ameri- ok LI b G INFANTS' SETS WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, |ca, has elected the following officers SR, ; HAND MIRRORS Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo, O, | for the coming year: Charles B, Aus ties and long experience for securing SHAVING MIRRORS SEASHORE COTTAGES. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal. | tin, past consul: Charles H. Davy, con- Furnished for Housekeeping, ~ T* Accessible by Trolley. For Rent or Sale, i FRANK W, COY, ' 6 Migh St,, Wi 318 Glllesple treatment. of the hair and #calp, cures falling halr, baldn ), ecze- ma, dandruft and other Irritations, 1on- burning, etc. Endorsed by leading siclans. Shampooes, dry rly, R b 1y, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testi- monials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. * Sold by ail Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- pation, Looking One's Best. It's a woman's delight to lgok her best, but pimples, skin eruptions, sores and bolls rob life of joy. Listen! Buck. len’s Arnica Salve cures them; makes the skin soft and velvety. It glorifies the face. Cures pimples, sore eyes, cold George R. Healy, adviser Villiam . Martin, clerk; Charles McSparren, banker; Willlam 'Burk, escort; George W. Spear, watchman; Henry Blanch- ard, sentry; Samuel C. Webster, phy— sician; Joseph E. Baggs, manager for three years. Acting upon the suggestion made at the last meeting of the Westerly Board of Trade that the entertainment com- mittee get busy, plans are being made for the second annual banquet during the choicest gems has been a long rec- ognized feature of our Diamond Department in every style of Jewslry. $5.00 to §500.00 LEATHER GOODS Are Useful Novelties Galore! Just make it a point to look over our line of beaufiful novelties and the “Problem” of Giving” will soon be settled. Many pretty and useful things. SILVER RECEIVERS, HAT BRUSHES NAIL BRUSHES CLOTH BRUSHES HAIR BRUSHES ETC, ETC. UMBRELLAS UZAtments. | sores, cracked lips, chapped. hauds | Februars. . A general outline of the ments manicure Miss Lida r b Pl g Tttaen % Pr Lai A Try Infuilible for piles. 25c, at The | committee’s preparation for the event K Builaing (U5 Stara o LAREortay | O o Osgood Co.’s. will be presented at the January meet- We have a complete assortment of fine See our Elks’ Card Cases ANNOUNCEMENT. Having purchased the photograph .studio of A. A. Scholfield, 3) Main . mtreet, we are ready to prove to the le of Westerly and ‘vicinity our &bility to do the very best work A beautiful 16x20 water colored portralt of yourself given free with every doz- €n $4.00 cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co, Westerly. Hexamethylenetetramine. bo the name of a German chemical which is one of the many valuable ingredients of Fol. Kidney Remed: Hexamethylenetetramine is ed by medical text hooks and authorities as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley’s Kidney Remery as soon as you notice any irregularities and avoid a serious malady. The Lee & Osgood Co. Buy Your Shoes and Hosi and get a coupon on the Piano to be given away at PURTILL'’S, “ON THE BRIDGE.” iy23a LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MARKET on the river; no dust; no odor; every- “thing wholesome and clean. All kinds of Fresh Fish and Sea Foods in thelr ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO., Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter Dealer in Supplies. 54 Main Street, Westerly, R. I, and Wauwinnet Ave., Watch Hill, R. L auglidd HOLIDAY GOODS, We carry an extensive line of China, fllver, Cut Glass, Silver Deposit Ware, ing. Local Laconics. The public schools of Westerly will close Friday, Dee. 24, and will reopen Ja Perry Kennard was called to Wor- cester Wednesday by the sudden death of his sister, The handsome Ruskin Phelps mau- soleum in Stonington is constructed of Westerly granite and was manufac- tured in Wester] Thomas McKenzie, superintendent of the Westerly water works, is making satisfactofy recovery from a recent op- eration for appendicitis. The taxpayers of Westerly com- menced calling at the captain’s office Wednesday to pay their annual tribute towards the town’s expenses, Clyde Burrows, pitcher of the cham- plon Westerly High school baseball team, was the guest of Pitcher Steve Pember in Westerly Wednesday. Charles Coon, superintendent of Wil- cox ymr‘k who has been confined to his home. fe Leather Goods for men and women, as well as the smaller sizes for children. HAND BAGS, PURSES, CARD CASES, BILL FOLDS, CIGAR CASES, TRAVELING CASES, ETC. e Free Initials on all Bags costing over $5.00. Gold Picture Frames and Mirrors A large variety of these ever popular and useful gifts. 50c fo $5.00 CLOCKS JEWELRY - JEWELRY SIGNET RINGS, SCARF PINS, TIE CLASPS, FOBS, BROOCHES, NECK CHAINS, LOCKETS, ETC., Smokers’ Articles in great variety Optical Goods 252 G se e s GOLD PENCILS, CIGAR CUTTERS, MESH BAGS, BACK comBs, STONE RINGS, CUFF LINKS, WATCH CHAINS, ETC, ading Glasses, Autom. Eye Glass Chains, Goggles, Gold and Silver Eye Gl SHIRT 8TUDS, PENDANTS, CUFF PINS, BUCKLES, CIGARETTE CASES, NECK LACES, EMBLEM PINS, ETC, were never greater favorite as Christ- mas gifts for ladies and gentiemen, and our assortment was never better. Al styles and prices. Do not buy un- til you have seen our stock. ic Eye Glass Holders, Case: 7 ete. You can find goods fral weeks by illness, was 1 GRADUATE OPTICIAN ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. Ssason. Market 171 Main Sireot, We o Sanioy £a5 4nd 8008 | Home. foveral weeks by linea oi every description and price Prices $1.00 to $15.00 QN foot of Croms strest. el 34s. | ¥ 0% stock You cannot find 3 A Give us a call. 4d | to Norwich and vicinity. The =~ Westerly postoffice bowlers, flushed with the -victory over their Manicuring, Dermatology, Burgeon Chiropodist, Scalp Treat- ment, Hair Dressing. MES. M. 1. EELLS *Ftssivel Massaose, By and Facal Massa Hair Goods a speclaity. Fine Violet Shampooing, STANTON'S BAZAAR, ‘Westerly, R. L Hart Schatfner & Marx Clothes decsd Norwich hrethren, are wéaring the al- leys out practicing for the return match in Westerly next Monday even- ing. Deeds concerning the ownership of the driveway over which there Is the Blanchard-Maxson contest were re. corded in the office of the town clerk Sterling Silver Novelties, Brass and Mission Book Racks, Vases, Silverware (Ster.ling and Plated), Writing Sets, Shaving Sets, Rosaries, Prayer Books and Crucifixes, Etc., Etc. B tain e, Tosery 1 i H“E’; :;;:If"c . ?fi‘.hi‘,?'\i‘;'.‘;s“h;;‘,blzi‘;::;’e geretre]l - ENGRAVING FREE Elevator Service to Every Department ENURAVING FREE o ') % eight years. 'WESTERLY’S LEADING CLOTHING i STORE— - R. G. Bliven & Co,, On the Bridge. REGAL SHOE AGENCY. ‘We give S&H Green Trading Stamps all purchases. nov20d Westeriy, R. I. SMITH’S GARAGE, 330 Main St., Westerly, Cars to rent; storing of cars: com- plete repair department. Full iine of supplies. Tel. 330, nevz3a AT MURRAY'S STAR RESTAURANT, next to Star Theater, Westerly, R. L STAFFORD SPRINGS Knights of Columbus Elect Officers— Mrs. 'F. Wayland Preston’s Funeral —Election of lonic Lodge. At the meeting of the Knights of Columbus Tuesday evening the follow- ing officers were elected: Grand THE PLAUT-CADDEN COMPANY, Plaut-Cadden Building ( Established 1872) Main Street, Norwich Regular Dinner, 25c. Meals at ali | knight, W. E. Hanley; deput and | Rovind " | KER A Oratomn o, £EAnd RED CROSS STAMPS SOLD RED CHOSI TRNTR DN - ity Pharmacy Williams; financial secretary, F. i : ; TRY OUR AGENCY FOR THE Fitzpatrick; chancellor, Lot O’Hallo- v ran warden, T. J. Dwyer; inside ICE CREAM, SODA and coLLege |[New Home Sewing Machines | cuara w5 Hanley; outside guard, = John F. Cai trustee, William Sime < ICES While Waiting for Your Car. The lightest running, best construct- ed, ‘and the price is right. Call and see a demonstration at ons; lecturer, Dr. lain, Rev. It. 3 O'D Funeral of Mrs. F. W. Preston. ”P. Hanley; chap- L RIEF STATE NEWS DR. KING, Dentist, 4 ‘33' !:ml St. Westerly. R. L THE NEW YORK STORE, Thomaston.—Monday many _people | | Planning for Christmas! - The f ral Mrs, F. Vayl: 3 H » Torta ™ W 1 | Brtson s he 't nome 12 g 249 A i out enfying s dme No Pain Die, S Dles, of Tall sna ; v ‘.xfijg(a\.“‘;‘(“."“‘ D, ‘i‘\iz‘:.i,".:‘!f;a“én‘. s We have been engaged for months in selecting No “ln'l Prices J.. W. Ballantine officiati; = " . 3 PELLEGRINY, MISS ROSE AHERN bt s e i My e our stock of FURNITURE and HOUSEFURNISH- : Methodigt church on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. No. 4 Main St., Westerly. ’G‘lnll‘, Pressing and Repalring. ’ lTIh- .u'hll d\l‘lfl supper in the Meth- e odist church Vednesday evening was well attended. Ladies’ Hatter | siity™ o fmbe v 42 High St., Westerly * lonic Lodge Election. At the meel day evening offi follows: INGS for the Christmas trade and can positively state that we ‘have the finest assortment we have ever displayed. We invite your inspec- - tion of OUr e 1 have twenty people a day tell me that they had put off eoming because Now, let me that is Absolutely Painless. r the first tooth is fllled or ex- tracted you laugh at your fears wonder why you walf #0 long. Don't think of having your work done ti Waterbury—The Rev. Jeter Sauru- satitis, pastor of St. Joseph’s Lithuan- jan church, 'has issued an interesting pamphlet on Faith and Reason. Saugatuck.—Thefts of freight from the cars on Saugatuck siding have been they dreaded the ordeal, say for the ten thousandth time MI Method Aftes We are ‘moving to the Potter-Lang- 4 David s W i general of late and raijroad detectives | . PARLOR TABLES, HIGH CHAIRS. DR. KING, o my estimate, which I give for Bt Jan. Toi Tt Rotetias) smn | Sevi George Siawick; see: | ire aiming o and the perpetrators 1 EARLOR SUITES. e e AmETg Originator of the King Safe NoCkinE. Dot pet T o i i e petmate, sttention f sale now going on. il D, 80, G o Watartown—The $1,000 Thich was FANCY gfgfifidns, BOOK cgs’ms, System of Painless Dentistry. . . . Mar 3. 8. Ora W, 4 - | left to the Watertown fire departmen » ETS, MIRRORS, Mechanics C'Mhlllg R A T e SR b PR AT ‘been | ! MORRIS CHAIRS, | DRESSING, TABLES, WWe examine your testh without cargs and tell Yo Spaton pyould cost you want to put your busi- James Stretch, the reciring master,was |Pald by Benjamin. Curtiss, executor | TABOURETTES, - ROCKING HORSES, A e B e leg e S S T LR 9. m.; Sun. the. public. there is no me- Westerly, R. 1. presented with a yast masters jewel, | °f the estate. { HALL ‘SEATS, WRITING DESKS, % less extraction free when sets are or g . than through the advertis. | declsd The officers were installed by - Bact | HALL TREES, BEDROOM SETS, days 10 to 2. Telephone. s of The Builetin. MEEAP Birgett - Y. Past| Bridgeport—The A. B. C. club of COUCHES, KITCHEN RANGES, = 1 \ o y 3 $ A gl Lisduiond Notes. this city, wiiet hes ll:;c:s\obgm thas " DINING TABLES; IRON BEDS. Lo i s 3 romotion of the mu: and soci A ~ % "B 5 ! . B Lo 1o o th guest o e | {1700, O, U il S CHREOSETS. me e - i KING DENTAL PARLORS, [ -NCV;! [ln l]l_:rlrf‘flrd E e cities of the state. 3 | _ - [ arles . Ryan of Norwich Town | i 3 i Wi, : has taken the clerkship at the Central | Hartford.—Prof, Robert Ba{rd Riggs . Franklin , over Somers Bros. | | - - n - 3 A & Yermont ‘freight station. b of Trinity college was appointed a state | . . . L . poltes. Hatry Converse of Bridgeport | chemist Tuesday by Governor 3 R p " e, o, Jour inferest. 1o, copse- @8 Deen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reuben | B. Weeks to_serve for a term of two AT %, WHEN ‘me- | o years from December 16. Prof. Riggs| —-= has held the Secovil professorship of | merms 1s no chemistry at Trinity college fof & %. number of years % for busides Conyerse. A new-engine hasbeen placed in the box shop,of Preble & Bumstead at, Or- cuttville = ; nd lvlflm a1