Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 19, 1910, Page 5

; e ; T : s Ml m.—#! 3 . C. A, C, held ftn e .v...“‘gg. out. oy o NEW LONDON COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INS. Annual Mesting Held with R of Pirectors and Officers—Large onel Dorsay of New London being present to inwpect he. company. = There was the resular —_——— Norwich, Wednesday, Jan. 19, 1910. ana dispenses free service to the Stri Bea B4 e W of the town. Also the United Spinach, New Carrots, Parsiey, Caulifiower, Egg Plant, Celery, Lettuce, Sweets, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Broilers, Squashes. CHEESE OF ALL KINDS. ORANGES CHEAP AND SWEET. CALIFORNIA MUSKMELONS. Somers Bros. — REMOVAL — Dr. Rush W. Kimball B VARIOUS MA TTERS star until February 12. A number of, plans for sleighing par- ties were spoiled by the rain. Additions will be made to all water bills unpaid after January 20.—adv. Endeavorers are making arrange- ments for their meetings on Washing- ton's birthday. TW. C. T. U. directories have been sent to presidents of local unions for use of officers. The Connecticut Temperance Union held its meeting at the Hartford Y. M. C. A. on Tuesday. Regular meeting Tecumseh tribe, No. “The planet Venus continues evening Premium Incom The policyholders of the New Lon- don County Mutual Fire Insurance ‘company held their annual meeting at the office of the company in this city @t three o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at which the secretary and treasurer's reports were read and approved, indi- cating a successful year, The com- pany had a larger premium income than ever in its history. The follow- ing directors were re-elected for three years: James K. Guy, Middletown: Charles R. Marvin, Deep River; W. H. Prothero, Joseph D. Haviland, Nor- wich. ‘The directors at the meeting re- elected officers as follows: President, Henry H. Gallup; secretary, Walter F. Lester; treasurer, W. H. Prothero: ad- visory ‘board, Frank . Allen, Otto E. Wulf, Edwin A. Tracy. Mr. Tracy takes the place made vacant by the death of Charles H. Preston. NEW HAVEN ROAD Buckingham Memorial hall was filled by the members of the board of trade on Tuesday evening for the adjourned annual meeting of the organization, which President F. W. called to order at eight o'clock. The report of the last meeting of the board and of the annual meeting, which was held last week, according to the by-laws, but was at onco adjourned to Thes: day evening was read. The result of the executive committee’s meetin — Committee Reports Show Activity During Past Year—Retiring President, Frederick W. Cary, Re- ports on Cutside Poor and Schools with Statement of the Aeeonplinlkmemb of the Board. Edwin A. Tracy Elected President for the Ensuing Year assortment is no larger or better. The report was aqcepted. Seattle and Norwich. President Cary called upon Dr. F. P. Gulliver to tell of his recent trip t0 the west, and he spoke in particular of Seattle, where the large hills are beis taken down for the betterment of tl city. Houses and hotels are removed and many millions spent in regrading. He showed seven views of the work under way there, all of which he saw. What is being done at Seattle, ers wpend a large sum in supplemental The sum of $24,094.90 was contrib- uted to the outside poar of Norwlch and 400 persons were aided. ‘Compare this with the amount ex- pended by the city of New ven. for outside poor. $12,669.46. and the wum- ber of persons aided, 4,336. Dividing the amount expended by the total pop- ulation we find the per capita sum was 9 cents In New Haven as nst $0 cent sin Norwich. The reaul Haven were attained solely the activities of the Taxpayers' asso clation, which secured & legialative in- vestigation and a revision of the - ter.of New Haven, which now provides for a department of charities gnd cor- rection. As a result in 1990 w Ha- ven, with a population of 108,000, was expending about $6,000 a year for out- side poor, whereas in 1877 with a pop- ulation of 60,000 or less, the cxpense $36,479. In the meantime the poor were cared for and poverty had dim- inished. What is true of New Haven ix also drill and later there was rifle prac- tice at the range Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR Ifis Banks Are Not All Alike There is & vast difference tween a place merely to depesit your money, and check against it, and a place whers every offi- cer and every employs takes a friendly interest in your account. We try to make every de itor feel that this is & banking 43, 1. O. R. M, tonight. Important APPEALS FROM DECISION.| When resolutions were adopted upon wn b home. has removed his office to a5 b tng the death of Charles H. Preston was | et Strims oe Waten 15 applt, | true of other cities o the state where Not Satisfied With the Outcome of the| read, and they were approved by the IMproved chy governmen: W * All Departments of Banking. 21 Broadway, Wauregan. Block cable to Norwich. A year ago he sug- ed. The super: sion has been Inavgu, BOSTON STORE The Money Saving Under = L i % board and ordered spread upon the dviseb! the 9 Hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Sun-| After the exertions of the rural au Taftville Contention Over the Elec- P gested the a ility of filling in tendent of charitles of New Britain days, 3 to 4 p. m. Office telcphome ities In freeing the roads from| tric Lines. o . Cove to provide for the future growth | intendent of charlties of FEW, TC . 43 Residence, 167 Broagway. Tele- | grilts, (he thaw and rain came to turn Transpertation Committes. of Norwich, furnishing ‘suitable bue|tion of a board of public charities In “w "lms lm ”lllSl EB g & a h usy during the year, as was evidenced | main avenues should cross it. One, - - 0 ) *| an appeal by Deputy Sheriff Draper in - T & lues O 3 the case of themse The stone cutters at Booth Bros. | & ADDCAL LY Dept(y SHCH DI Wew | Y, the roport of Chairman 1. ¥. Ul- | Rockwell avenue, which will in tme | meNS Fekime. | Tn, the cisc of _fagic) Shetucket Sirest, Norwicl, Con) guarry at Milistone have been 1ald off | graven road for changes in its line at T Contrar S of the work In securing | extend from Greeneville, past Mobegan | ;¢ 11 ‘commission form of adminiter- | dec17d On or About Monday, January Sevenieen for several days, while repairs are be- ing made to the plant. Washington-Sunset route to Cali- 228 Washington street, Boston.—adv. Taftville, which matter was heard by the railroad commissioners and decided in favor of the selectmen’s decision. The appeal is now from the decision day in February. the ‘Central Vermont road to stop its train at Mansfield, the effort for clean- er cars on the Céntral Vermont road, the securing of better lighting in the New Haven station and the efforts for tion, The petition for an additional park, through the present Rockwell street, crossing Broadway to Washing- ton street and crossing Washington gentle incline down to a point some 25 feet above high water ing public monies came as the result of legislative action in consolidating the city and town governments. Statistics are at hand from other outside poor, and 3,551 persons are Shaker Apple Sauce Sale, we shall open our T ooy withous enange, Ders | will be heard by & Jadse of the supsrior | {olley, tickets for through trips from ovel. "and thence ascending southwest: | £1°Gu Rt Dever. with Sopata- 1 5 P? 2 - tic, ward- up a loi entle incline to e Y v new and elegant sonally conducted. Berth, $8.50. 170- | Court, It Is returned for the first Tues-| oompany is considering this innova- | aorner of Asylom and Golt streets, ang | HOR Of 175,000, pays only $19,141.27 for Rallion’s 0ne ol "le WQei\ G at Ladies’ Grill Room which is situated on the second floor of The Wauregan House THE PARKER-DAVENPORT C)., Propristors. HAILE CLUB 142 Main St. distribution of the clvic pledge cards | business here Monda; that were formerly vested In the se- French Restauranis o Dledg: He closed amidst applause, and the | AL were formerly vested In the se- Jowslers and Silversmiths, 2 OBITUARY. pictures were looked at with interest|jic charities in the city. The boardiof Established 1872, 30 cents. James F. Auld of Groton died Fri- day from a complication of diseases. A widow, his second wife, and two Clarence Fogg of Groton and P. Fogg of New Haven, sufvive stepson: Ray Waterbury Democrat says: re has not been much change in the condition of the Rev. Father Plunkett, who is seriously ill at the parochial residence of the Sacred Heart church. Additions will be made to ail water bills unpaid after January 20.—adv. The franchise committee of the state W. C. T. U. is urging local members to put into the hands of public teach- ers the little pamphlet, How to Teach Morals, and asks co-operation in the Steamer Chester W. Chapin of the Norwich line is taking the place of VERDICT OF $170 FOR PLAINTIFF. Court Heard Motion for New Trial in Case of Wheeler vs. Haley. In the common pleas court on Tues- day morning the jury was in attend- ance, and the arguments and charge in the case of Baudro vs. the Central Vermont Railway company were heard. The jury retired at 12.30 o'clock. They returned with a verdict of $170 and costs for the plaintiff. It was a suit for $500 for the killing of a horse at the Mohegan crossing. A motion for a new trial in the case of Wheeler vs. Haley, the claim being that the verdict was against the evi- dence, was heard by Judge Waller and decission reserved. The court thanked the jury as they were discharged, and they were paid off by the clerk. Court was adjourned to come in at New London in the Hull building on Friday, and there will be motion list | Miss Josephine Nash Word was received here on Tuesday traih on the New Haven road he spoke of, and sald he had it waiting for sig- nature. It will be presented to the railroad commissioners. . Regarding the transfers in town be- ing made good to the town line, he said the company did not feel it could do it now, as there are other places where they cannot afford to do it. The Dlocking _of Franklin _square, he thought, would be adjusted, as Mr. Leary had been here regarding the matter. The Adams Express company decided there was not business enough to extend their service to Norwich Town. A cheaper parlor car rate be- tween New London and New York on five and a half hour trains was sccured, it now being 75 cents instead of $L. He spoke of the side track on Holly Hock island, which the New Haven road has built, and the extension of then by the lower part of Asylum to West Main street, out to the East Great Plain, which should be the great industrial region of Greater Norwich. At right angles to this street would be a street leading northwestward from Washington square, over which the trolley line from Norwich to Col- chester and Hartford should extend. It would be possible even now to plan a temporary structure for this troliey which we all hope will be built in the future, o that the street could be built later at the same grade. If the money which has been used in the past twenty years for the aid of the poor had been spent on some such general improvement for the city and town of Norwich, we would have some- thing to show for the large amount of money paid out to help people out of work, and those who are out of work would prefer to have work of such character to do, rather than to simply receive help from the town or charita- ble organizations or from secret so- ciety benefit funds. later. Secretary Tibbits’ Report. Secretary H. W. Tibbits made a re- aided. The board of charit. in Hartford consists of six el not more than three of whom shall be of the same political party. They are appointed by the mayor and confirmed by _the court of comman council. The rules for outdoor relief call for the maintenance of a storeroom where- in shall be kept for distribution the following articles: Beans, coffee, cod- fish, flour, oatmeal, pork, potatoes, rice, sugar, tea and soap. There is an investigator who investi- gates every application for relief. No permanent aid outside the alms- house can be given to any persons ex- cept in the case of a person having in his or her family more than one child under 14 years of age. No money can be given to the poor nor any orders be given which may be converted into money. The charity ccmmission of New Britain is chosen in the same manner as in Hartford, with similar powers New Haven Al is composed members are charities of of three members. without pay except the superintendent. $12.50 A Gold-filled Waich merican movement Fully guaranteed The Plaut- Cadden Co. Plaut-Cadden Buildin, —|Great Fealure: FOR BUY MOST DESIRABLE IT OFFERS THE N, UNDERMUBLING OF STANDA GREAT VARIETY EVE CLUDING A LARGE NUMBE THE FINE HAND-MADE F¥ GARMENTS FOR Prices That Are Record - For Littleness. Ladies’ Restaurant, . E e iy eadatiyg i the steamer City of Lowell.. The Low-| ¢ the geath of Miss Josephine Nash, port of the vear's activity, referring to| The plan of issuing supplies from a cemtiemen: S ell left Monday for Newport, where|a native of this city, at the home of The satisfactory businews done, a large | storehouse has worked well in Dan- THESE GARMENTS ARE & Supper—Mondays amd Saturdays—S5 | she will be thoroughly overhauled. The | her sister, Mrs. George . Willlams, amount of work in the building trades, | bury. In 1906 the amount expended g to 7—35 cemta. Chapin_has recently been overhauled | at Newton, Mass, She had been ill for and roferred " to " the' comprenensiva | for out of door relief was 38500, The TO WEAR A8 WELL AS TO SE et ok at the Newport shops. Qa short time with pneumonia, and showing of the industrial, building and | population of the town was 25,000, e o+ e . W TR - = passed away on Tuesday morning. banking interests as made by The Bul. | Bridgeport follows the same plan. Fon 0NE MoNTn THEY HAVE CHARM OF R It is stated by a New London ex-| . The deceased was the daughter of letin January ist. Besides the many| These few facts are presented at S i alon’ OF MATER Wednesdny Eventng Dinner—8 to S—| oo that Mics Anne Wheeler for | Capt. James and Mary Ann Nash of Dew bulldings being ereciod.he spoke of | this {me, when increasing public in. 3 R e ax, Norwich and spent the early part of e new houses of Telly Babcock, . W. | terest is being shown in municipal GAIN W e merly registrar of the Lucretia Shaw | ner lite hore and in Witch Il where Browning, ¥ W. Cary and J. Dana|matiers. I ia hoped that_discuswians Beginning IR REEEY. S AGAIN, WE w pter, her father. Captain Nash. died about olt. There have been four dsaths -|of this and other questions of admin- TING DETAI NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER| ;ay a long visit to her brother and | {wenty vears ago. Since then she has Nathan L. Bishop, James IH. Welles, | istration of civic affairs may take January 15th, P INTRARS YOUR aunt at thelr home on Pequot avenue. | resided ywith her sister in Newton. Be- Augustus Coit and Charles H. place in our meetings the coming year. THE PRICES:— Winter Suit and Overeoal. | Miss Wnesler is in Connecticut in the | sides this sister, she leaves one brothe fon- Quite number have moved away. Novwicl Sohwele: interest of genealogical research for | er. Eugene Nash of Daniglson. Buria ut the membership has been kept 1 Foden: LET US MAKE YOU ONE. The SRtriotic aelstins. ybgaigd be in the family plot in Yantic 50 that it i «Cill at the 300 markc’ 11 ey oininds ‘of the. popmiaion SEithe e W make e GOVERS, atted e Lenin ; valuable ser- and square neck, extra JOBN KUKLA, Merchant Tailor, S oos. of the president during. the past | Lider town management. " The losisla and . ectatd #rasdia Square PERSONAL MATTER NOT READY. two vears and his untiring efforts in | po° O 109 Pammed an act consolidating muslin, regular 25 ' = ; s = behalf of the board. town management without FequiFing S l Saispries Mrs. Hans Hagstrom of Niantic is | Burns Motion Not Heard as Attorney President Cary Heard. he towns to vobe o the Sl IISTRTT © L CHANGE oF LocATION. visiting her son Albin in Norwich. from New Haven Could Not Ap- ’ = President Cary stated that the com- | in case of towns in which there was a Rt i ar T S AY Bave reconily spencd By o Mew Store at s = pear. EDWIN A. TRACY, mittee on statistics had been preparing | city or incorporated school district WOME SLIN Xo. T A e B e et e g iy —— New Board of Trade President. fx report, but it was stated ‘Saluraay | The town of Norwich in "1308 ‘by a or vercoa' ruffle trimmed, extra qua Batbh ot yuain St NEXL L0 12| engaged as keeper e Norwich Ao R at they were not able to make a fuil | #mall majority voted not to accept the lin, regular pr fhe Remnant Lime from me. Woolen | State hospital. gal the criminal superior Sourt Tues | which the J. T. Young Boiler company | report. He had, however, prepared a | provisions of this act, lack of interest Sk arie 478, Cotion Goods Silk “ana Fancy e et it tammays 5% | desires, and sald the president hud a | hurried statement himeelf covering the | in the matter resulting in only a smail oot magterns. $o9d lemgths. suitable] pormer Governor Waller will soon|Judge Reed relative to the hearing on | letter regarding the situation there. | outside poor and the schools, which he | Bumber of votes being cast. = JOHN BLOOM. close his New London home for a stay | the motion for a new trial for Addie| Mr. Ulmer's report was a cepted with m':t"’ledab)n‘rt of his report He had pro- Jyoweh L e hg.""("f“";’" Al o CHILDREN'S MUSLIN I . Sew York ot B Sponcd s coare| applause. ceeded but a short way in his report on | of the few cities in the United States - aecisa ® Wet i 5t. | in New York with his mon, Robert X | Eurns, bhut it was postponed and court) SRR, U rofe . 3 b o - tucked, trimmed, sizes o 3 o] Je s 38 Pithout s e leiter referred to by Mr. Ulmer | the outside poor, showing Norwich 1o (Continued on Pagc Swven.) = A ——— | Waller. e orney Gasdy | was read by President Cary ,it being | be giving out money as charity in Jarg. - e Mk ® years, Tegular g City of Norwich Water Works = Bort of New Haven: who was to be a| from the Norwich Industrial company. | er volume than such cities s New - | Se————————— Sale price Board of Watsr Commissioners. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bushnell of | (Gin ic 0o “imable to get here be- | and it contained the following: The | ven or Denver. It caused much surprise | . . . 74 o8 ater Commissioners, Oneco street were guests Sunday of | Saiicoor court business there ana west of our wuilding belongs o in m,a gathering, even a window welght |nmden's in sOcle' We still have a good line of Water rates for the quarter ending | Mr. and Mrs. Georse Anderson of | “Phe wivii Superior court will resume| us and we expect to erect further bus- | breaking away from its fastening. 1o OVERCOATINGS in Fanc o § CORBET O« Dec. 31 1309, are due and pavable at| Willimantic, its sessions here this morning when | iness buildings thereon. The land of | sald: e e R J WONENS conam EAs s S hih v e the firet cae assigmed for trial is that| the city is north of our land and_of The Outside Poor. s , »d patters . Fednesday and Saturday evenings 7 15| Franklin Sisson, known to Norwich |of state of Connecticut vs. Gilmour,| the John T. Young Boiler Co. land. W “Tria/otiset ot NN Fopont{s o comal The Weduesssy Dones S ford embrojdery tr . o nthl Jen. 30, Z admr. appreciate the fact that tiie land which | pare the) sanaitiony honaL® fo com-4 dnesday_Eridge club meets of muslin, regular 606 va SPRARE $h0_ be ads 15 2B biis o i e el e ones to aa wes Giveh us by | J4re the conditions extating in Nor-| today with Miss Beth Pullen. In SUITINGS, Black, Plain ; remaining unpald atter Jan. 20, with an| o RRENDERED BY BONDSMAN. | the citizens of Norwich for 8 use|tne outside poor. It PR g e 2 AR g Aty s and Fancy Blue Serges, Light Sale price LLIAM VES, REDTOY - | which was expected to be for the pub- | tention to criticise th ini x4 ALy, W and Dark Cheviots and Wors- sania P : E ek 1e administration | are spending the winter abroad, are — Miss Emma B, Whalley, who has | Joseph L. Kelly Taken to Jail, but Gets | lic benefit and we certaloly do nol of the law in any way or any public | now ira UDE through TEaly . T tods. | womEN's sHOT KI¥ uil ing o her home in Niantic, Monday, and| Bondsman. is impracticable ' to extend the Spur | paratively peor or - call inemserves | in u konie’ be pre o Ete D lnst will make and trim these B 2000 X EUEIE N on Tuesday went to Newport to visit S = : tracic through our premises a DoOT, the result 1s easy 10 Predieroner | in a series of bridge parties I Sale price skl Vol Sl e e L On Tuesday afternoon Charles Slos- | would be very objectionable to locate | gver may be in office, o Cv' 0" | home on Tuesday afternoon. 3 ” o E{rinqm} OF DOING % berg as bondsman surrendered Josoph| it through Falls avemue. ‘;he _bJ.m'{. Section 3296 of the statutes of the | This is the second winter in thirty s 7 : : L. Kelly, for whom he had gone bonds | Young Boiler Co. has erected a bulld- | state of C atutes ¢ is is the second winter cty : NG B Word was received in Assonet Sun- = of Connecticut provide that “all { years which Mrs. Johnson WOMEN'S 1 & to the amount 200 on i i hich would pre- t provide years which Mrs. Johnson and her 12 %o you should consult with me and | day of the death of Mra. John Hatha- | feom the qecision of the tity rorer i | L BCro8s the Hine e expeciing Dersons supported by anv town shail be | inother, Mry. Thomas, Have spent in ed rume, wit . £5t prices for same. Excellent work| way's uncle in Norwich, Conn. Mrs. | the non-sapport case. Mr. Slosberg| o erect two more business Huildings | DILT o1 places: pravinen e s Goner | America o L. ty of materia at reasonable prices. Hathaway deserves much sympathy as | sald he understood that Mr. Kelly was | westerly of our present bulldings and | Ly 0T ICes, Pavided by auch town, ; —— & Co, e whtes this makes the fifth death in her fam- | trying ml sell his :ugmu, i r;;)r;t};nus so near the west channel \hn: Bf them, | construed to prevent towns from -giv- Miss Anna l“.,- of Washington street | ily within a few weeks.—Fall River | Was made out and Deputy She: ra- | would exist for any spur west of the; ing temporary aid v return: on Monday . from . several C. M. WILLIAMS, Herald. por took Mr. Kelly o the jail. ~About| Between the present amd the new | 11 eTaporary aid to any persons in | \.ci"stay with I her, William 33 Broadway :wu\u.\ 5 NIGHT ¥ - ) haie an nour later Sir. Siosbers was | nuildins wil be a power house block | "*Neglect of the Taw fs shierly respon- | FI¥ Of Sehenectads B s ant ¢ given security and he again went on| ing the extension of the . - . ] == General Contractor and Builder, Mrs. Henry R. Bond and son Henry | the bond, Mr, Kelly setuns his 1ib- | Sisvators i the Hrestt buildiegs now | Siie for ouidoor poor existence. Toun| rs Daniel M. Lester entertained 180 smbroldery ) 218 MAIN STREET. have closed their home, corner Will- | erty. open on the west side and in the DEW | gooieties and clubs are’ together car. | at whist last Saturday afternoon. Sev- Bale price oaeas 35 jams and Granite streets, for the win- —— Siaing ey would open on the east|{oCWIes SBE cluby mre topether car- | 8L LN L e A T Janiid| ter and have gome to New York to Will Sing in Montville. Side, requiring the spur where 1t is. | o 12F 25, OVEE Wnoreasing number of | o8, t00 i Ve wigar tinga ang oo make thelr home with Mr. and Mrs.| At a meeting of the Spooner Chorai | Locomotives canmot come upom he | jes, 5 eled hatpin, were won by Mrs. ¢ B, WOMEN'S CHEMISES, ln for the new | Edward Thorne, Frank S. Bond of | union at the Second Congregational | SPur and the cars are now Iicked Wb~ | Without going into details at great | Havens and Mrs. William Witk sertion trimmed 1 siyles Pequot avenue will also spend a short | church on Monday evening, a ninvita- | on the spur. This Will not SeO% FPCHh | length as might be done with the facts 2 s skirts, value 7 Hairdressing | time in New York—New London | tion was presented to them and ac- | @n indefinite distance. Y COniracy | at hand it may be stated that the ro Mrs. Edward W hnson, whe is | . o ; London | £ ited to aing some evening in Mont. | the Taiirond now keeps the spur In re- | sults of investigations and reforis | the Suest this week of Mrs. William Sale price Turbam Frames Turban Pias | ©°"* R me e i o Do mreamed jure: | pair and limits its use to ourselves | gy 71 varions eities or the oris | Camp Lanman, received u able men: Spangled Ornaments OPEN HOUSE PINOCHLE. The Alexander hymns were practiced and tenants. To go through Falls ave- nue would deprive us of the use of the demonstrate clearly these two facts, First: _Outside relief should be dis- sage Tuesday that her son, Frank Ed- ward Johnson, the artist, had reached and also practice begun for an Old 2 s . Folk’s concert which is to be given. spur and destroy the avenue for couraged and dependents he Toulouse on his way to Puris, where «_for evening wear | Ficzoerald 1s Now in the Lead with | B SEch o te 1A% pirposes. A el ememdanty Whonld. e | e, e e e PR . R Kristek Close Second. Tt is estimated that 75 per cent. of Advertising Committee. houses. Second: ~ Public _charities | cOmmiasions. Mr. Johnson has had tucked b . ' y FANNIE M. GIBSON. = the products advertised in street cars dver- | S10uld be dispensed by a non-political| an interesting =experience .in Spain el s The Open House pinochle club held | of Canada are of American manutacs | James C. McPherson for the adver- | co-operative commission and not by | during the recent excitement. He ale price its ninth evening of play Tuesday at | ture. tising committee reported that Nor-|the selectmen and various missions | PIADS to return to America late in the Suite 26, Central Bldg., "o 505 the club rooms. Charles Kristek made wich had been given much prominence through advertising by the papers of acting independently, spring, and may build a summer studio on an island off the Maine coast, which WOMEN'S CHEMISE a ; a great bid to oust John E. Fitzge i roa In the year ending September 1, 19 EREapiey. SebS BILEEE dod Sham- | 7 BTeR 00 10 J08 00n B, Iifsseralq | Additional Local on Page Three the state and city for the 250th anni- | the town of Norwich faised ihe meoy | he purchased last season. TION ' CORSET ( pooing, Faci Treatments, 30. the high score for the evening, versary celebration and the committee | of $50,537.08 or equal to a 3-mill tax, Skirts, als Cors Manicuring. but this was not quite enough to catch had decided it was for the best inter- | for charity. The sum was expended M er pce and . jandd Fitzgerald. President Whaley of the ests of the merchants not to advertise | as follows: Draw On our entire line of Suitings and Overcoatings we are offering 2 15 per cent. discount during the next 30 days. Come early and have first choice. clup also equalled Kristek's score. Dr. N. B. Lewis was third on the evening's vlay with 6.680. B. Mikolasi was fourth with 6.670 ,and iFtzgerald fifth John E. Fitzgerald 58,310; Charles Kristek 55,120; Fred Moll 57,530; S. S. Alofsin 57.040: H. F. Burdick 56,750 Henry Moll 56.730: B. Mikolasi 56,640 Schwartz 56,540; F. Maynard F. Clish 56,120; Charles H. Wh 5,860: Louis Carpenter 55820 Dr. The Man Who A with 6,610. Low score wr: y E. B. ber of the Board of Trade. The news- pendent children. 4,84 5 i SGml.Ann“al Salfl itk 8510 Tow Soore was by T, Came Baek To | iaieriotine, Mo | sbooent csiiamn urts Keep the House Warm|| The Reid & Hughes | The following iz the standing on to- much to keep the trade In this city, | Insane ....... 5,266.12 You can stop a cough or a cold as if tal points as it has become alarming the way | Taxes abated ..... 3014 by magic by just bréathing soothing, We Recover Furniture and de SMITH'S T STORE “I've been dealing here for almost in score cards, programmes, etc., and not to contribute to fairs, ete. They recommended that cards be given the merchants on which it will state Mem- people buy their trinkets here but go elsewhere for other goods, although the Amount. No. Aided. 100 Outside poor Almshouse .. Neglected and ‘de- --$24,094.90 12,74 Total ...........$50,537.08 _The following Norwich school statistics forthe year 1908, tive table of school monev appropriated by the town in 1889, were included in President Cary's report: h compara- BREAK UP THAT COLD IN A DAY healing Hyomei over the sore, raw and inflamed membrane. This is from a man who knows: “Mrs. Mager and myself have used your inhaler faithfully whenever need- ed and it has always given instant re- lief and saved us from many severe “Ther's no place like home” if it's comfortable. Butif the doors are constantly left open, home might just as well be a barn. Tho Yalo & Towne Sale price Laying Janisdaw New Spring B. Lewis 55.730; George Leonard | ni " era. v colds. b “ THE JOHNSON CO.. §5.060; Henry Malmer 53.050; Lot | Msteen yeare he told us the dther| e Thens TR . mhees Dt B 2t | T The above s vorpmerily divn hnd Blount Door Checks Marchant Tailors, €5 Broadway, fil| SICT SLE0N: . Ricin s6130; T, Bro” | gay. Wequonnios 1038 350000 5350140 31037084 27 smosin [1£ 1o yope cegimation ievune an g e ey . Chapman’s Building. Williard 51,580; F. B. Worthington 51,- | 4, & Town Bf.... 234 . 2,595.00 1.8084% 4,218.00 4 10,000.00 | use it, I will gladly have you (o 0, s i . 350; Earle Rogers 50,380, Once in a while | stray away for| pais ....... 230.00 1.361.01 4.245.84 2 1500000 | We consider It a wonderful discovery slass ""“""m"":" = — A Central ....1522 16,000.00 6,899.57 34,976.07 33% 170,000.00 | 8P4 recommend .it whenever: oppor- 1 ovéry time. iy 2l quickly hort time, induced to do so by = nity presents lixelf.” I \ sotiapEy G0 Luckv Social. = short Hme, induced to do.so by somie ] o rodiawiia. 7.000.00 4:324.00 2% 70,000.00 | Bimiza Rt Freione. Aot ount Ve sttached, simple, durable and ai- ! - LE“" -- of three members wag siven iesdns | one’s special discount scheme, or the| W. Chelsea.1183 14000.00 43707 3% 65,000.00 Cincinuatl, Ohlo. Oct. 23, 1909, tractive in appearsnce. Made to o ning in xhat r.«glnmc hall with a Bl rowiaes oF rone whio Faiks Other Dists. 74T 7,557.00 2,110.41 i mm.n’:\’.ll \\\m: lflolm,u: n‘oin";llfl!; 8t any size or shape of door sad P S r number attending. i sic ne i A Ao 23 cal Tiyomel at once; it relle i y tra and Professor McCarthy prompted, | to make good, buut you know | always otal ... .5,847" (355,882 117567 $101,009.61 A compicte Hyomei outfit, inclugding We sell and apply them. Al peemmt wers givan mmiemprmatel U L L Comparative statement of school sia tistics with other towns in oy 1 ¢ Grugails sieyTRen TORT A daveripiin goiber omvequcss. A7 g ging or| for 1903: % ETREN at The Lee & Osgood Co's. "It 1y guar Preston Bros Play Rehearsed. two with me—and | am glad to get Tax Wages A anteed to cure cétarrh. crotp, cougl = . ’ 3 e pa 'S ouse g g il Pal [ i v 3 - ’ Y i B e e o ybEck fe L Hiah quality, the sidll the Popuition. Buildigs. Mille. School. perMonth. Pupll. Scnoole | If afterward nesded, coxt but 50 cenin. ua] nulmmg and the Haile club, and on Mon Reasonable Prices and Reciprocal con.| New IHaven..125,000 $1,223,989.00 6.83 $B3,373.17 $56.88 $27.60 579208 e - S mgml ::m first. r(:h\fi;a‘r al wi;l-wnem at Hartford ....101,000 2,591,000.00 T7.63 47.29 491,028.98 ON SALE NOW of 2 e latter club, A e e club i i o 6775 » 2 We Warrant Entire Satisfaction. | classes have been discontinued 1l the | S ocrations of EElagsgenc - BN, | LA 8, 48y 2B4,957.75 ) " S irtaty x Ay ‘Waterbury .. 59,000 147,800.00 6.29 22,560.00 293,556.65 1 Janiia - re! e out of the way. o ,556.65 B Telephone 712-6. octl4d s smilh S R Slore New Britain. 38,000 697,500.00 443 20.262.94 932,498 32 Cures | et pimliatheatiio) WHBEN you want to put your bum- | or Sew Flaven mei W Duk o 7 9 | Meriden 4,000 500,000.00 9.60 16.500.00 140.506.32 | Tk relievedstomach misery, sonr stom. MME. TAFT, Mess before the pubIic. thece 18 N0 me- | the yvounger et Sundav afterncon for | Franklin Square, Nerwich, Cf il o, des R o B .04 101,000.61 | ach, b"”'"'"*""‘”“"“’m& lairvoyant and Paimist @lum better than tnroush the advertls- | Miss Avery of New London. who is s s Lle | New London. 20,000 500,000.00 : 57.08 2858 71.307.14 | Sae8 or money back. hrabd?d o out of town, T sublle will ; * ¢ A towng I 1 » - il ing columas ar The Hulletin her sucay dasing ihe prom festivides | janiis Middletown .20000 _ A$0.00 561 ILISLED 4Ll 3050 _ 854017 ot Druggiste, . aisdaw : BOLACA BOAR RIEHALMIR, ... Wwamiid