Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 1, 1910, Page 7

UNDERTAKERS 88 Main Streel. 1ADY ASSISTANT WHEN REQUESTE). A OF DIRT won'l keep your plaat i1 winter. Plantene makes them green and . thrifty Oc and 25¢ N. D. Sevin & Son. Tryacanof... MAPLE SYRUP rom CARDWELL’S a THE WEATHER. Forecast For Today. Tor New Englan Warmer and generally fair Saturday. and Sunday. Light to moderate southerly_winds. Predictions from the New York Her- | a1a: ©On Saturday fair to partly over- | cast ana milder weather will prevail, | with lisht and fresh westerly to south- | westerly winds, followed by snow in | the lake resion’and adjacent districts, | and on Sunday partly cloudy weather, | with moderate temperatures, probably preceded by snow in the northern dis-, tricts. Observations in Norwich. | _The following records, reported from Sevin’s pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Friday: Ther. Ba 78 W%y s 3015 {12 m. . 30.20 o6 o an ot L8 i Highest 28, lowest 6. Comparisons. Predictions for Frida Fair and warmer: variable west winds. slightl As predicted. Friduy's weather: Sun, Mour. mac Tides. F | Sun, _High | Rises. | Sets. || Water. 110 050 10.54) Six _hours after high water it Is low tide, which is followed by flood tide. GREENEVILLE New Year's Eve Social of Hook and Ladder Company — Personal Men- tion. The twenty-second annual social of the Greeneville Hook and Ladder com- 2, was held in Union hall s'eve and there was a larse Geer's orchestra_fornish— attendance. The fire department has gone through an onusual year,with one big fire caus- ing the chief loss, and but little over $4,000 paid out by the insurance com- panies for all the other fires during the year. The department was handicapped in handiing the Shannon building fire, but the rcord for the remainder of the year shows that it ‘has been above the average efficiency, and while there was @ big loss from the Shannon fire, yet the work of the department was such as to keep the fire within certain build- ings, and ‘many compliments were handed Chiet Stanton and the depart- ment for checking the fire as they did. The fire department during 1909 an- gest number of alarm: one _ excoption, in Its history were 136 calls, the only vear exceeded it Dbeing 1903, when there were 151. T 1890 there were but 14 calls. The value of the buildings in which fires occurred was $265,673, the insurance on the buildings was $186,- 568.40, the lost $137,900.58, while the amount paid was $§7,250.58. The bulk of the cntire amount is made up by the Shannon building fire in February During the vear there were 20,900 feet of hose laid, 2,400 feet of chemical hose laid, 1,065 feet of ladders raised, 879 gallons of chemical used, while the department traveled 2083-i miles in going to fires and worked 232 1-4 hours at fires. The bell alarms numbered 22 for the vear, the remainder being still or telephone. There were 41 chimney fires. The total risk on buildings and con- tents during the vear was $506,617.77, the total insurance carried on _the buildings and contents being $376,- 828:40. The total loss insured and un- insurcd was $300,154.12, and the total insurance paid was $205968.77. The loss above insurance on buildings was $79,104.60, on contents $50,684.77. The amunt paid i side’ the Shan- non building fire was $4,441.99. It is interesting to note the history of the department sinc appropriations and in_com- There whic| Answered 136 Calls a-d Excepting . $4,400 was Paid in Insur. Years with Statement of A parison with the grand list and the tax recommended in the corresponding from 6 to 10 for the dey e T ex; douhl.l;lal-: $15,357.62 i 1870 and_$; "I 1905, In 1875 the expense was $27,636.15. The compari- son can be secured from the following | table. i1 sagzien HEH B asatpend Jeazaday s Bafs 2 BRERReEALEERUE aagaissieaneacistisaitatis Bemusnasdpsdey H . The inventory of the department for the past forty years has been as fol- lows? 1870, $17,196.75; 1890, $71.690; 1900, Bresdo; 1902, sisace; 1903, 368 800:° 1904, $127,685; §136,75;, 1807, '$134,600; " 198, 1909, $136,900. The value of the buildings an tents, with the insurance, loss an] paid, by months, in 1909, follows: Groton. “oom 20—Unknown infant, strangula- n. 3 Nov. $—Danlel Donohue, aged 83, ‘heart disease. Z Nov. 21—Myrtle Post, aged 21, heart aisease. 5 Stonington. Oct. 12—Edward Jones, aged 63, al- coholism and exposure. Oct. 1S—William P. Blanchard, aged 52, railroad injuries. East Lym Oct. 15—, sephine Decker, aged 55- 60._drowning. Oct. 27—George W. Miner, aged 70, heart dlsease. Dec. 14—Chester A. Goss, arowning. aged 15, Franklin. Dec. 20—Anteme Tetrealt, aged 85, railroad injuries. PALMER DISTRICT " SCHOOL, PRESTON. Large Tree a Feature of the Closing Exe The school closed in the Paimer dis trict, Preston City, Friday, Dec. 24, for the holiday vacation, with Miss Eisie S._ Starkweather as teacher. Parents and friends enjoyed a finely rendered programme fhat wus siven during the afternoon by the children, who received much app! One feature of the afternoon was a large Christmas trees which was heav- ily loaded with presents for scholars and teacher. Each child received u beautiful and appropriate gift from the teacher, which was highly appre- ciated by_them. Miss " Starkweather taught- In_tlis same #cli00l last year with the greates success and 1t was with much plézfiro the patrens of the district wel- d her back this year. CHRISTMAS MUSIC. q‘yu—a OW—in W it o A LR 1e L R o lrata S0 u\/ i Lt !n L.nv'a‘;ovn&- o Fovieriy of flAII'ID 3 i Conn., A Hhgin a o Phoig numu.{ Miin” Nelile Chupman and el Bow. both bt 0. ~ Portequs: Mitche! GOMPANY. ‘ub w%-::;mv-mxm A:r‘l'v‘l- yew| STORE CLOSED ALL DAY i George C.Wood- L and Nellle &£, Douglus, both of Now Yandon. kbl CASWELL— 11 Tev. I W. Williams, Huntington. W. Va., writes us as follows: ~“This 15 to ULy that I used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and am free to say that Foley's Kidney Remedy will do all that you claim for it.” Lec & Osgood Co. For indigestion and all stomach trou- bles take Foley's Orino Laxative, 1t is the natural remedy for indigestion,dys= pepsia, heartburn. bad broath, sick headache, torpid liver, bitiousess und habitual ‘constipatio Foley's Orino Laxative sweetens the stomach and Dbreath. tones up the entire all a tem. & Osgood Co. mal programme of songs and recita- tions, OBITUARY. James B. Sullivan, On Friday night about § o'clock the death of James B. Sullivan, depot mas- ter here, occurred after a five days’ ill- ness with pneumonia. Mr. Sullivan had lived here for the past two or three years and lived over the station. He came here from Grosvenordale and had made many friends during his s here. The sympathy of the communi- ty s extended to the bereaved family. Mr. Sullivan being survived by his wife and two children. He was born in Sallbrook, Pa.. 39 years ago and was a vers capable rallroad man and proved faithful in his duties, Putnam Against Taftville. Manager Benoit's basketball players are in ine trim for their game this afternoon with the fast team that Put- nam is to send down. A preliminary game that should be worth seefng is scheduled between the Olympias and Baltic, TETREAULT -In ¥ DIED Pantic. De. wud- John Perry Casweli, aged 51 denly, vears. Faneral from hix day afternoon. o romdence at tur- Burial in Yan TODAY, NEW YEAR’S DAY Funeyal from the Tiome of hix moth Mrs, Mary O Firondway, this (Saturday) morning ut Bor. vice In St Patrick’s ehurch at 10 o'clock. nilin, suddenly, Anteme Tetreauft, years, SULLIVAN—In Taftville, Dec. James B, Sullivan, aged 39 years, Dec, 30, aged 85 CHURCH & ALLEN 156 Main Street, Funera! Directors —AND— ~ - Embalmers. Henry B, Church. Wm. Smith Alles July18da Annual Clearance Sale Will Begin Monday, Jan. 3rd, 1910 For particulars see our page ad. on page six in this morning’s issue. ©d excellent music and Prof. McCarthy BUILDINGS. Programme for the Trinity M. E. e — Ferguson & Charhonneau = omstere s A e g e S e i A VIR SO, | teen dances being fully enjoved. The| yanuary ................ .00 $6,000.00 $470.00 $470.00 tion. RUBBERS and ARCTICS " N j members of the company ““‘10‘““2 “} February ...... .00 135.118.40 135,500.63 84,650.63 The programme of Christmas music | Arthur Lambert telephoned to St. lhe Purlenus x Mltche” ['u Franklin Square, e et B S S M Sl e 000.00 000,00 300,00 300.00 | which Is to be given at Trinity Metho- | Francis' hospital at Hartford Friday | We have the Best Makes and at ' (5 o g WL S‘p:;ld\;:lm" 4 Aprit - when l_gng.xg lgg-gz léggg xd!flz Episcopal church Sunday is as | afternoon and learned the pleasing | Lowest Price ctor, .| May . e 5 5,950.4 . -0 | follows: ews that his Miss 3 WILL SELL YOU A i Drescner, Jonn Moodsy Thomas | Jiav, Pt e pews that his sisler Mias Sary Fou- FRANK A. BILL, i ke, SCun Niles T WaNlaee famy ool 000.00 2,000.00 6.50 6.50 | Hymn. ily, after a successful operation Tues- | Telephon 104 Main Street. 17 JEWELED arranzement committee, John XKern, | August 500.00 3,700.00 1,025.00 1, 025.00 | Anthem—Break For = : 3 . AToers Andrews. Chacles Kevn, Wiliam| ALt .- Lops s Aasson S 35 th Inte Joy. day morning at 11 o'clock. Her hrot O A A ey s v Sooce ooe i With Bass Solo. - Gueh Simper |er and sister. Hormisdas' and Arihes GEO A [) AVIS on a'c o L . 500.00 42500 425.00 | Anthem—Offertory. Today to ‘aee her. . Miss Lamberts URPHY & McGARRY, ol St. Mary’s Alumni Hold Social. December ehle 3,600.00 1345 43.45 With Soprano Solo. friends are pleased to hear of her ¢ St. Mary’s school alumnl held a new ~ —— - ~ The Infant King. W. H. Neidlinger | couraging progress 207 Main St. in 20-ysar Gold Filled Case veas Tn St. Mary's school hall | Total §73.00 $136,568.40 $137,900.38 Miwc-Cwall hid, Guatiette: » Thursday evening and about forty CONTENTS. Anthem—Arise! Shine! For Thy Personal Mention. e ~hist (0 OUHEr gminte" GBI’ ¥ January ... $5.600.00 $4,000.00 3551 5 A ives in Danielson over Ne Years. $ ‘ 5.00 indulsed in and an enjovable evening | February - 20984477 15781150 ivin. o . Svies S e e S To our friends and patrons, . March .. 700 . : 2 Kenyo Moosup Is the e £ by 500:00 343.00 Anthem—ANl My Heart This Night | guest of his son. S. Howard Kenson. | ome and all, we wish you a @ watch for the money in the Whist Committee Working. :,{m-‘; S, ey $2.500.00 ‘With Contralto and Tenor Solos. Mr. and Mrs, John Bissonnette and el m ln AT oo _The whist committee of Shetucket | JUle - : S0 Anthem—Holy, Holy Holy Lord, child left Friday for a fe days' visit Happy and prospcrous ec25d 4 ol g L R e T A B e 3600.04 1/600.00 61054 610.54 Vested cope, ¥ Campana | With his mother in Bridgeport. i e g 5 September 300.00 300,00 < oir. R e B A R o0 10m.00 i [roces osvy SEERIE, Ll Divamlen s ew Year ! i . ‘November . at the Sacred Heart church R T.300.0 10775 107.15 rs. Crowell and Mrs. Lord. | this morning at 7, § and 9.15 o'clock. o S K - e i “"'(“"" 50 A frn L et e 0,944.77 $190,260.00 $162,253.54 $118,718.77 Clear, PR Edwardknenu‘r'l Jeaves today lorla shown us during the past ye v»\ulml ‘;“- F s f B A SRR iss Nellio Maloney of Fifth stree i e i Corifa ? ested Choir. two weeks' visit with relatives in|feel that our cfforts furnish tbe andsome twe-quart Glasg Pltoher day. during th R ) R s Pty h s haigedia oty o Lot undl i < e | DT S R or e OTl: abe | FaM River and New $edford Mésh. | best of clothes, at the lowest prices [and Tumblers to mateh, value 3 wéek will be | = ¥ 4 ney Combs | and Franklin, N. H. His nephew anc e A Days at our store. Special | Patrick Barry has returned to Prov-| . Sttiec- Sl fofp e Quartette. loce, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Paguette, | consistent with good quality, have [$1.25, at 98 cents the set. This is on our entire stock of ;fl;ng“;fl:fi"r zr;r;flx;-s 5 few days at| 13700 = $290,375.00 16871950 168.719.50 (S:op:nnl? 3k M];s.l Gracn: (;ro[:;eldl are going with him as far as Fall Riv- | been fully appreciated. real baig-in. g B g J o yme on street. 290,875.00 8,719.5 8,719: ontralto, Mrs. Helena M. 1. Lord | er. 1t affords us the greatest satisface- 1 a - 5 e | st s ing 3 o S oo 3 3 ese go ver line of Housefurnishings. el Tans 3551500 5, most of_the otfier ch“;chu the e Rl B We are not content with fast at 25c complete We mus uce stock before ) Aess Year' £.880.00 ristmas music, which was been pub- 2 es already won, how- A t reduce our stock before | Today (Saturday) New Year's mas- 428000 A salals, Il Prof. J. Herbert George Among Those batties already won. how- - Sl R RS a nventory, and we want all who | Ses will be celebrated In St. Mary's . Who Watdhed' 1910” Come in: -and ever, and during the com R T o T o | Ty e AR s 5 1908 5 $6,386.00 .‘33 1086.00 Broadway Afternoon Service. bl by ol fng year we shall press ous sizes and prices from $3.00 t S e Lt R e 1909 376,828.40 300,154.12 205,968.77 | At the vesper service in Broadway | S®id Farewell to 1909. forward to still -greater $10.00. These chimes are carefu x oxe advantage of this rare | John McCormick, has returned to Shurch Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock | Ag tne year 1909 faded away and hievements. tested and give an absolutely corre or ttng New York after spending a few day: e musical programme arra 2 3 g - L8 4 er spending a few days SUBDEN DEATIS DUING progr: nged for| was immediately followed by the miislog] ohord. . THey are. very. sram TYLER CRUTTENDEN’S BIRDS WON STATE HONORS at his home on Fifth street. last Sunday will be repeated, as fol- lows: Youngstes 1910, Prof. J. Herbert George * KRR I I 2T at his home on Hamiln street sounded | W/th malice toward none and wi mental as well useful GEO. A. DAVIS, PAST THREE MONTHS. roski of New Prelude, Transcription on Hymn, Tune x Dest wishes 00 2y i g Yo o 8 M vt role s X — e b taps, signifying lights out for 1909. | bes Shea & Bl.ll‘ke ok A e o ircek WIth Tela- | gegides Individual Prizes They Get [There Were Forty-Six in This County, | , St Touls, Sheph,m‘}fga":g: The bugle notes were plainly heard in The Bulletin office, coming over the A HAPPY NEW YEAR! the Association Silver Cup for Best | Nine of Which Were in Norwich and| Anthem. God from on High Hath v 37-41 Main Streel. Miss Annfe Haglund and_ Miss| Display at Meriden. Twelve at New London. Feard, murnar | I e s ot o - , |Phoebe McNeely are visiting friends 5 Anthem, Sleep of the Infant Jesus, L SR R BLLSR 25-29 Broadway dec27a in Branford for a few days. Tyler Cruttenden entered his prize | By the quarterly report of Coroner ; Gavmbre | aRter tonunie and. the We close at noon today. Be310aW winning orpingtons at the Meriden | Franklin H. Brown there were 46 sud- | Postlude, Alleluia, DUt s OvEr the™wire s I And Miss Margaret Chester of New. York | poultry show December 29 to January | den deaths In the county as reported .- 5 : _— ey BEUIEY DEEES |« i e o o o | Ao e B L Ty | e el e Saies (o TAFTVILLE clear_g¥ oftithe ‘Bis. FIMAs. Memorial & e & itk tives on North Main street. gle and black orpingtons. first and | past thres months. For the entire year e £ . you jein the ranks that have - fourth: codkerels, Airst and third; hens, | thereswere 183. s g e A their clothes made here. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Covle of| first and second; pullets, first pen and | Norwich had but 9 during the past F"':“"" and Naturalization Club | Poguonoc—Mies Cassie L. Crane of Central avenue have returned after | third cock. Also associcition’s $20 sil- | quarter, but New London, as usual,| Choose Dfficers—New Year's Social | Poa: gase & Miss Helen the room mith ¢ oW mate of ning In honor of Pittsburg, Miss Crane at visiting relatives in Providence. Fent £ the front with 12, and in the | twelve other towns there were cases ver cup for % ton class and est d specials in the ¢ ay ping- | —Village Interests. for best cock 3 CHAS. H. NICKERSON, 7 3 128 Main Street. i Pierre H. Ethier was confined to his| and two hens, best cockercl and two | where the medical examiner was called. | Court Wequonnoc, No. 88, Foresters | Mis% Crane at Smith college, = Many dmesa home on Central avenue for two days and for best cockerel, hen and | The cases for the Past quarter by | of America, has elected the following | Siudenis were pr % rt this week by an attack of grip. This is the big show of the |towns were as follows: officers for the ensuing year: Chief | 1484 ¢ d Janla state and the largest class of orpins- i ranger, Allan Bogle: sub chief ranger. = Archibald Buchanan of Boston is the| tons were shcwn thus far this year. | Norwich. Andrew Hedler; financial secretary, torm Sas guest of his parents Mr. and Mre e | Oct. s—Unknown man, aged abont|Wihiiam Drlerly: recording secretary. DO IT NOW Archibald Buchanan, of Thirteenth ST T | 30, railroad injuries. William Brown; treasurer. Frank street LONG SOCIETY SCHOOL. oov. 3—_Henry Mallon, aged 30, raii- | Durr: medical examiner, Dr. George | .ol L . = o . |roaa injuries. Thompson; senlor wocsliard, h | Norwich People Should Not Wait Un- Storm Doors Mr. and Mrs. Frnest LeBlanc and | Those Perfect in Attendance During | Nov. 9- Raymend . Nichols, aged | Benats Janior woodward, ATbert mom ol 1o 06 Teo Lats v ""a I“B daughter have been visiting Mr. and the Year. 2, pleurisy and exhaustion. erd; senior beadle, Emile Blain: junior N & Mrs. John O'Donnell of North Main = Nov. 10—Pasquel Pardino, aged %5, | peadle, Egidus Thoma; worthy lectur. — L er ec lfl“ | fla erS Weather Strl S | The L. hoo! closea ¥yi- | fracture of skuil. i er. John W, Brierly: court deputy, | The appaling death-rate from kid-| To Savannah, Ga, and Jacksonville day December for @ vacation of ov. l4—William ¥. Northrop. aged | Willlam Brierly: trustees, Allan Bogle, [ ney disease is due in most cases 1o the | Fla, connecting with Seaboard Air| ...\ 0wk P | Barnett has = returned to|two weeks. The usual Christmas pro- | 75, alcoholic poisoning and heart fail- | Andrew Hedler. Joseph Benac: audi- | fact that the little kidnes troubles are| Line and Atlantic Coast Line Railroad % =A% outhbridge. Mass, after spending a | gramme was prepared and- well car- [Ure. T tors, Richard Thoma and Andrew Hed- |usually neglected until they become | =0 S0% C0 RTRC 0 oll heater so ratisfactory o ¥ N week at his home on North Main | ried out. A pretty Christmas tree, Dec. 2—Isham Epps, aged 53, cxplo- | ler. serious, The ght symptoms give | for all points in Flo b2l A 2 aden S prepared by ihe leachers, was one of | sion of dynamite, i - | place to chronjc disorders and the Y 2 o the features of the exer While . 4—Jul hite, aged 1, an- ; sufferer goes gradually into the grasp prass or steel f W 87 Water Street. August Caillouctte of Eieventh| tha piciking of the tree was in prog. | ine pectoris. Netralaata it Slects. e aiabeion dooper. Pelalit:e disoany - 3 street returned Friday afternoon after | ress. a handseme picture was presemt | . Dec. 9—Frank Summer, aged 13,| At a meeting Thursday evening the | O did E RRRUE el I’ I“g the brass font hecauwe | Open Saturdsy Evening till § p. m. |®Pending the week with his grandpar-| ed Mr. Sherman by the pupils of the | fracture of skull. Natdralisstian eiub, olacted _omicers 2s | fianey complaint et g ents in Willimantic. senior room. Other gifts were recefv- | Dec. 23—Andrew Magnurinski, aged | follows: President, Joseph Caron: vice | &0 %0 fér. from buckache, hend- 4 ed by the teachers which were thor- |30, railroad injuries. president, Joseph Jarry: correspond- ¢ you sul B e Ciandy ae 176 ey Wi Fla., Mobile, Ala, and Miss Kathryne Boyle of Manville, | oughly appreciated. The list of pu- ing secretary, Henry Dufresnc: assist- | aches, dizzy spells: if the kidney se- » d | R. L. is spending two weeks as the | pils having perfect attendance for the | New London. ant, Alfred Dufresne; financisi secre- | cretions ure irregulur of passage and | Galveston, Tex., conmecting for points | giest of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fahey | Tall torm 5s as fotlove: Oct. 12—John Swanson, aged 67| tary, Napoleon Parent; assistani. John | Unnatural In appearance, do’not de-|jn Mexico, California, Colorado, Utah | ermnme ers of Second street. Senior room. Hobert G. Sherman, | cerebral hemorrhage. Bissonnette; treasurer, Frank lague; Help the kidneys at once NG teacher. Annabell Dillworth, Albert | Oct. 14—Charles Miller, aged 67, | auditors, Archie Molleur, Zepherin Ba- n's Kidney Pills @ specially S bsosri v James Hinchey has returned to | Dillworth, Amos Miner. | arowning. ril_and 'Arthur Legare. A Doard~of kidney disorders—they cure where | s York, after spending a few d: Intermediate room. Mrs. Lina B.| OCt. 21—Emma Boynton, aged directors, who. with the office ill | others faj hundred thou- \m using our accurat iest of Mrs. Ellen Hinchey | Spalding, teacher. Hsther Anderson, | Pulmonary hemorrhage. zovern the -affairs of the club. s | %and peopl ded them. We have them In all st S ioaen™ Gostpe “Monady. | .Oct: 3€_ann. Crohesbery, uged chosen as follows: Plerre St. Onec. | Here's a case at ho © ha s Soalies = Chamies Poterson, Adelbert Wynans. " | chronic eudocarditls ana cerebro he Henry Reeves, Arthur Lambert, Am- C. Sheppard, 107 High \’n Mr. and Mrs. James Mullin, who | Brimary room. Miss Ruth B. Bur- | OFrhage. able Deslandes, Joseph Jarry, Char! Conn., says: 1 conside P Y have' been spending a week as guests | aien, teather Charles Dromler, Alies | Oct. 38—Harriet S. Payne, aged 69, | Mercier, Frank Desmarais and Louix | Doan's Kiduey Pills an indispensibic | 79 Old Peini Comfort, Norfolk, New of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Counihan of | Fraser, Doroihy Peckham, John Shea, | MYocarditls. Girard, The club held a well attend- | remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. | port News, and Richmond, Oakridge street, have returned to Fos- st Sdbnaiiind | pedow, S—Frank Pollard aged 7v,| ed whist in St. Louis hall New Year's | Several yours axo 1 first ased T on ’ nephritis_and chronic cystitis. eve. | Kidney Pilis and ned o - — Postoffice Hours, New Year's Day. | ""Nov. 18" Novalc infant, still born. great velue. They proved very S I\ ( 3r. and Mrs. John Carroll, who have [ The postofiice will be open from 6.45 | Nov. 21—John H. Maynard, ag=d 40, National Club Rehssrsina Piay fective at thut (ime. bringing positive Jo“N A. DUNN A{ll { been spe veel a.m. to12m of trom pain in the back cor- cen spending the past week as the railroad injuries. Members of the National club are | relief from puin in the back and . ’ . o 1 Seasonable Dress Goods hat will please the most particular a¢y in Eastarn Connecticut are being shewn by us. Our method of buying @irect from the manufacturers enables = 1o sell at the lowest possible prices. Tride here once and you'll be 2 regu- lar customer. BRADY & SAXTON, Norwich Town Teleptions 206-2. novisa FUNERAL ORDERS Artistically Arranged by HUNT .. * * The Florist, Tel. 130. Lafayette Street. junisa assertising medium in ticut equal to The Bul- resulis. guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Central avenue, Providence. Joseph Carroll have returned to Miss Gertrude Kelly, who has been spending a week's vaaction with rela- tives in North Main street, leaves to- day (Saturday) for Boston to resume her studies in the Boston Art museum. Funeral AGER Direstar ~ and Embalmar 70 Franklin St., Bulletin Bidg, Telephone 642-2, Prompt service day or night Lady Assistant. Residence 116 Broadway. opp. Theatre ‘Telephone 642-2. B e than ivhan s Saverts e s ' 02 r} Biotin Money order and carrier'’s windows | will be closed all day. | Carriers will make miorning delivery and a delivery at 2 p. m include the last collection from the residential districts. The last collections from the busi- ness section will be made at 5.15 and 6.15 p. m. Sutioing mails will close as usual, Greeneville and Norwich Town sta- tions will close for the day at 12 m. Stations 1. 2, 3, 4. 5 and 6. No money order businéss will be transacted. Preston_rural station will close for the day at 12 m. Mail will be_distrib- uted from Norwich office before the station closes, Rural carriers will not make tri but patrons on rural routes can call at Norwich office for their mail from $ to 10 a. m. | iThe Old Question. In the minds of some people the old | question has shifted to “What is our | president golng to do with us?'— Washington Star. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Dec, 6—Fred R. Beach, aged 50, n- gina pectoris. Dec. 19—Mary Muzral, aged 6, chronic heart disease. Dec. 19—Jennie Muzral, aged 25, syphlitic larygittis. Dec. 24—Kusmic infant, aged six hours, heart disease. North Stonington. Dec. 2—John E. Plerce, aged 11 months, whooping cough. Dec. 12—Ellen M. Ballou. aged 63, heart diseass and Bright's dison. Ledyard. Dec. 5—Fanny. M, Miller. aged T4, angina pectoris and heart fuiiure. Griswold. Dec, 9-——Celina Landoville heart disease. Dee. 12—Susan M. Hull, overdose of morphine 10 agea o5, aged 7, Ost. 29—Albert Sivigyz fires months, cholera infantum. Old Lyme. Nov. 3—Bridget Maynard, aged 64, Fear: disease. agea Preston. Dec. 5 Aaron Lucas, aged 727 angina pectoris_and heart failir ¥ t oft m Dec. 30— Abranam Wetls, aged 32 ) (o seamiars rehearsing twice each week for a pla. to be presented in January for the benefit of Garde Brebeuf, The play, whose five acts and seven tableaux provide plenty of opportunity for the display of the histrionic abilities of the well-known local actors, deals with a band of robbers in Montreal in 1872 and is entitled La Band du Cheval Noir. T. A. C. Social Well Attended. The Taftville Athletic club held their annual New Year's bve social and dance in Parish hall Friday night. and the affair proved as enjoyable as ‘eve The immm of sixteen well T ¥ e e LR ission refreshmients were served. Good music was given by ‘Wright's. concert and dance orchestra and- sor Maher prompied. Turkey Supper for Pinechle Club. In the basement of Parish hall, after the T. A. C. dance was over, mem- bers of the Taftville Pinochle club gathered for a delightful early morn- ing dinner, with turkey as the main feature of the menu. The affair was arranged by Frank Lafleur. Ermond Fontaine and Henr Tetreault. and fine style. A number of cantsibuted to an infer- difficultios that + great deal of annoy- 1 procurcd Doun's Kidney Pills recting other kidney had caused mc ance. from N. D. Sevin & Soi and since learning have kept a supply s drug store. merit, 1 For sale by all Price 50 cents. _Foster-Milburn a.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember take no othe: the name—Dogn's—and ‘Looking One’s Best. I's o woman's delight to look her best, but pimples, skin cruptions, and 'boils rob life of Joy. Listen! Tuck- len's Arnica Salve curex them: makes the skin soft and velvety. It glorifies the face. Cures pimples, 3ore éves, cold sores, cracked 1lps, chapi hands. Try it. Infailible for pile at The Lee & Osgood Co.’'s. 25¢; Pneumonia Follows a Cold, but mever follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar, which stops the cough, heals the lungs, and expels the cold from your system. Take at first sign A ooia and avold a_dangerous Hliness. The Lee & Osgood Co. Dol £ o B AT FE tor business £0 Main Street. Janla Leaders for 1910 in the AUTO LINE Pope-Hartford Maxwell We have the cars I stock make immediate delivery, Call demonstration, ORDER NOW. M. B. RING dd Store closed New Year decs1d for musimess Company, 129 Main Street. Norwich, Ct Day A nice lot of Good, Strong Single Sleighs and one tweo-sealer at low figures. L. L. CHAPMAN, 18-20 Bath Street, Norwich, Senn. T reeulia.