Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 22, 1910, Page 5

BOSTON STOKE [ncidents in sosiey ]| Women’s Hair S " |Can Easily Be Made Radiant and Peter Anthony of Waterbury is vis- iting friends here for several days. Spinach, Harold Burnett of Xorwich was £ 2 poov <A vd T calling on friends in Middictown on | Two More Divorces Sought—Lurie Main Wants $8,000 | 2l Fioe 1all, wio has been the Luxuri: English Mame, Parsley, Thursday. A uest of Rhode fsland friends, has re- Luxurian| Guinea Broilers, Cauliflower, ‘Tomorrow is Septuagesima Sunday, from Estate of Her Erother Ira D. Main—Husbands | " © her home on Biroad strett. | pny woman can have fascinating Mrs. Bdward Pike and Mrs. John Mrs. J. Eldred Brown of Otls street | 404 heavy hair by using Pa XXXX Roasts, Egg Plant, -about seventy days before Easter. Turkeys,... Celery, —— Shippee of Sterling were recent visit- and Wives Legally Separated at Short Calendar Ses-| .. "\i" siidiicionsn. the ot "o Tt | the ‘most emelent hair grower and | St Dihn, Lattuce, Noted psychic, Annie R. Chapman, | °TS7In Norwich, 2 / 3 mother, Mrs. William T, Fimer. dandruff cure, e Saviiits peom e g at Spiritual academy, Sunday.—adv. sion. phaoee “Parisian Bage la the tavorite halr ins, 52 Adam Gambroulis has returned to The Misses Robinson of _Bachem | dressing of refined people, and, siTee Chickens, $uum rs, The annual day of prayer for col- | Waterbury after a week spent in vis- 3 street have returned from New Ha- |its introduction into Amcrica . Souhblon. ieges will oceur this year on Thursday, | iting Norwich friends. Five new cases have been filed with | Yers ars interested in the matter. Can- [ Y¢"; Where they have been the guests Mgt WOt WORICICL, BRUPCTTL ous hair b roilers, January 27. — A the clerk of the superior court, four | didates for ent receiver were b that ‘will be the envy of yobr frlends, CHEESE OF ALL KINDS. Mr. and Mrs. William Nadolty of | for the first Tuesday in February and | Temporary T F, H. Hinckley of |y william 11 Iiteh of Bast Town |80 (0 The Lee & Osgood Co. and get ORANGES CHEAP AND SWEET. The lazy man smiles to mote how | Southbury, Comn., arc visiting their | one for March. Two Of the suits are | Mystic, 3. M. Pendleton of Westerly | ., Mt Willam I Fiteh of Bast Town | 590 10" Farlaian Sage today and CALIFORNIA MUSKMELONS, | effectutlly Nature has cleaned his| Darents of Rockwell street for a|for divorce, two are foreclosures and | and O. Babcock of Mystic. Visit with her som William D. Ifiten | use it for two weeks. walk for him. week. one is a suit for 38,000 um;fe- in- | _ Att Hinckley was examined by | o %C W TOF y ¥ Then if you are not satisfled that volving the Main family of North | Judge Reed and was found satisfactory - Parisian Sige is the most delightfol The feast of the Holy Family win| Mrs. William M. Burdick and her | Stonington and against the estate of | 80d was =made ?mnant Tovelym:| There was an evening of cards and|and refréshing bair Invigorator you be commemorated tomorrow by the | daughter, Mrs. Rutherford H. Snow,|Irs D. Main. Several testified, ngndlu A, P. A guncing at the Norwleh club house on | hive ever used, take it back and get derson of Groton, B, Hinckley of . Catholic churches, spent Thufsday with relatives in Wil . Two Want Divoree. Forae P e Wwits | Wednesday evening, arranged by a |¥your money. ', = W limantic, Geotgs E. Nichols of Norwich suss | Reems sy ae B O, B on number of the club members. peiDACS @ fale ofter, of course. An al‘ ams Charles E. Hopkins of Plainfield has for a divorce from Hannah N. Nich- appraisers C. H. Smith and James | 'epgoN §. BISHOP s If Paristan Sage doas not cure dan- rented his cottage at Lords Point to| JOSeph T. Mitchell of Franklin|ols of West Cheshire, claiming that |w, hrop of Groton were named, and A arufr, stop falling halr, splitting hair R. M. Monat of New York. street was In Noank on Friday, the|She wilfully desierfed him December |the return notice was accepted. ANNOUNCED CANDIDACY.|or iiching scalp in two weeks, the guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. Her- | 24 1906, and between Januvary 1, o:, In the case of Roscoe vs. Roscoe a 6 sl money will be returned. THan ‘Webster. and the day of lon. me‘:mm\ - | motion for more specific statement of | Endorsed by Sedgwick Post for Na- | Dandruff is the forerunner of bald- $ad Raiitaes Wi SESREES S times ana places of acts alleged M par- | tional Department. Commander of |ness: get rid of It at once. Purisian . wore Mmarijad Au 8 e R Sage Kills (he dandrutr germs, 1t stin- | itable shopping day for all Somers Bros. — REMOVAL — Dr. Rush W. Kimball has removed his office to Today will prove a prot- Mock trial at Preston City poned until tonight (Saturday) 21 Broadway, Wauregan. Block y 3 agraphs two and three of complaint Berogeaety ) = Y - Lyman Malne and Mr. and Mrs, Ly- | shire, the defendant's maiden name | was granted and orderod 1n twe weeks.| O A Sage kills e dandruft germs It stim; 20T 0 0000 TS > B, Suns | A conterbury patient, Mre. Poter man Maine, Jr of Willimantic were| being Hannah N. Gafiney. T . Qo dntink PR Matshal Kdson B, |Preventa tha half from iurning &ray A Rohlse The B 3 =8 | Blanchard, has been brought to the | recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.| Alice A. Patterson of Preston is su- RSy 3 Inite ates Marshal Edeon 8, . Abaotutely eening | who ronize e Bostor 45-3. Residence, 167 Broadway. Tele. Eiow of Chestnnt atteet. ing for a divorce from Alfred W. Pat- | On the grounds of desertion Jennie| Bishop of Hartford, who fms been | It ;?n-‘n'::n:'{f:‘,’(’ obe xfln,o:l."l;;rrk"“wfi pa Backus hospital for treatment. She claims | Frebut of Voluntown was given a di- | twice a commander of Seagwick post, |and Invigorating nair drowsing kiowh A Frult dealers fay that the new ba-| _There is to be a carnival concert at | e deserted her Beptember 0, 1002. | xores ffom Nelson Eiebuc of Hls|No, 1 G A B waw prosemc ucihe|lo PURL I 0 MR Store. Marvelous indeed nanas are coming to market just in [ Symphony hall in Boston, the 25th. [ er Wmalden name wab AUCO & SO | jennie Button, and when 14 years old [ Buckingham Memorial, announcing his | minute you put it on time to meet the demand of those who | Miss Abby P. Steffenson is to be a | §hd they wwere werneq Jnc b LU | she marred Frebut in Centerville, R.|candidacy for the office of national de- | For sale by druggists e | are giving up meat. colonial girl, her partner George | nor chilaren. L, he being 36. e lived with ler 15| partment commander of the G. A. R, [2nd by The Lee & Osgood 0. ‘| Wastiington—Stonington Mirror, Claims $8,000 Damages. days after March 16, 1906 in & room |and receiving the endorsement of his|cents a large bottle, The gir) with the i : The manufacturers' census soon to aims g which a friend loancd them. togsther |post.” Actlon was taken inatructing | Auburn hair on every bottle Maill greet you in every depart be taken is distinct from the census| Joseph T. Mitchell, Mrs. Annle Turie ¥ ‘:‘},'d‘"A‘;;"‘;:"G';: g o e e T S eds ¥ 3 vt Bl g oux: Mg, Co., Bu of population and agriculture, and is| Chandler and Mrs. E. Porter Rogers| 2o% Main Suf S0n=0, CHay O (€0t | 10 e told Ber e e 0 W N, Y. | taken every five years instead of every [ Visited Mrs. M. L. Stearns in Willl- | Jra b Mam of North Stonington, for | Hve with her any iriore, as he had a | decade, as that is. mantic on Thursday $5,000 damages. Stie. claims tbat From | better fome. @he coutd not tell why phone 45-2. dec2a terson of parts unknown. are the values that will Qur New Ladies’ Gri ment — Seasonable anc Worthy Merchandise at on the first floor of the WAUREGAN HOUSE will be open SUNDAY, JAN. 23rd. THE PARKER-DAVENPORT C)., Proprietors. tor return another year. in Pa chestra.—ady. Every day brings visitors to town to toke advantage of the January present. | Rev. 5. H. Newlana of Norwich hela the fourih quarterly conference at the | Oneco parsonage last Wednesday. It was 4 unanimous vote that the pas- Ponemah Wheel club’s dance tonight h hall, Taftville, Norwich or- bargains. The Bullatin's advertising mns never held more valuable suggestions for shoppers than at MICHAEL GOLLUM ARRESTED FOR THEFT. Knocked Off Brass Parts of Engine at Thamesville. It was reported to Chief Murphy on Friday by John Woodmansee that an engine he had under his shed at Thamesville had been stripped of all the brass parts, and where it was not easy to get the brass off it was knocked off, oil cups, valves and unions being thus broken, and it will require about $40 to replace the parts. There was no clue to the guiity par- ty, but after some looking about Chief Murphy learned where some_brass had been sold, and obtained it. Mr. Wood- April 1, 1879, to the date of Ira Main's death, in June, 1909, she rendered serv- ices to Ira D. Main at his request and upon his promise that he would pay her for the same by giving and trans- ferring to her at the time of his death the farm in Ledyard known as the Old Homestead. The work consisted of keeping his house, doing housework, washing, mending, and keeping hi: men on the place. The services were worth $260 a year. The defendants have given notice that they disallowed her claims. This is returned for the first Tuesday in March. Samuel G. Norman of Griswold sues Joseph P. Williams of Ledyard for $1,000 damages to recover on a mort- gage of $350. A suit for the foreclosure of a mort- gase has been brought against Anton he left her. She has worked in Vol- untown mills and also for different familigs. Her father lives in South Scituate, R. L Several testified in her behalf. In the case of Mrs. Melvina Mon- ville of Occum against Levi Monville, Jr. of parts unknown, the judge took thé papers. The divorce is sought on ths ground of desertion. Her maiden name was Monville, and they were married fn Northbridge, Mass., Octo- ber 14, 1895 They lived together until 1903, when he deserted her. She has three children. She is now acting as housekeeper in, Occum. Several testi- fied for her. For desertion, Edward A. Bishop of Bozrah givem a divofee from Har- riet F. Bishop of Norwich. They were married here October 16, 1595, by the rugainis or went Is & dangerous thing to cough medicine con merely stifie ining oplates that ur cough instead of our- s Honey and Tar loosens and_expels the 4-yara roll and cures the cough h o Ppoisonous germs,thus preventing p monia and consumption, stitutes and take only the genuine Honey and Lee & Osgood (o, in the yellow | shampooing 18e a cake or 420 a hox honest, radical reductions At the Notion Counter suests from Norwich and Mont- | m, entified it as belo manse identified it as belonging to his| FI2C (08 DO OIS, Mhe recovery | Rev. Dr. Pratt, and they went to live Has Been Touring Europe. ville were In Groton Thursday eve- | engine. The man who sold It was ar- e y ) HAILLE CLUB |55 000 St e it o, | rosimt ang s Hon who sold It ¥as.>5¢| of $3,000, by the Savings Bank of New | in Bosrah and later in Yantic. The Ha.Dss ovn TeuringMuraes:: - || Womens Hana Be ; : Berting. colobratsd ARSI, tweatooRtos | the brase. B Aime 1o Michact Gol. | Lendod, : desertion took _place in March, 1903 G st Andpevs teunies i biack leather 142 Main St. anniversary at their home on Pleas- | [um and he lives in Thames street. Short Calendar Business. SNe o Fetar End live with Him, the olwon of New Bedford, returned today for $1.00 ; with Georme Pr Notan' and. Fred Gat- ant street. — At the short calendar session of the s nt stree R S e e supeelot SoR S A i "t defendant has refased. Several others cight matters on the list, four of whie . L W pbe 0 MAT ) ta TO SPEAK HERE.| (8 ivorce cases, and two of the e ToRwL Ve greet mgain his people at Trinity Tegular matters going oOff the list. In| The cases for nexxt week are as fol- thier from Providence Thursduy auto, Mr. Andrews has toured the past five months and talks inter eningly of his trip, While ‘the trio| Hogjery and Underwear French Restaurants Dr. Kaufman w Neen Dimmer, 12 to 2. Methodist church, tomorrow morning. Women's Auxlliary_ 5%, Chivies ,c’"'":h the caise of Luther A. Morgan and oth- | lows: were making home Thursday evening —adv Have Been Planning Some Time for| crs vs. the West Mystic Manufactur- | Tuesday—Main ys. Main, on trial; Mr. Gauthier demonstrated his abllity | womone pram W Black W Gibson. as a chauffenr to the letter, as snow Ladies’' Mestaurant. 30 cents. Gestlemen's Restaurant, 35 cents. Capt, ¥. T. Arnold assumed com- His Coming—Weekiy Meeting. fng company, there was a long hear- | Transchensky v = == ing upon tne motion 1o appoint a per- | Wednesday—Weiner vi. Connecticut Supper—mond: s +—3 | mana of_tn, 3 e weekly meeting of the Women's | manent recelver and apppraisers and | Co.; Dawley et al. vs, New London e T e T o ome, onstruction _auarter- | yuyiliary of Ghrist Bpiscopal church | notice to craditors. A mumber of law- | Iron and Metal Co. ot g b master’s office of the New London ar- | wag held Friday afternoon in the Sun- Thursdays and Fridays, | tllcry district Thurday. —Captain | gay school room of the church. There was badly drifted in some pl Hose, with ribbed o, While passing through Sterling five |to mill imperfections deer were ween pawing anow for #0ma | soday 17¢ pair. food and were frightened by the auto- Aot moblle, Children’s Natursl We Ves Tacaa: . Supper a 1a Carte. .ly-noh :qucscdl ‘Cnpt. chrlss T. | was a good attendance, consldering the [ MAY ADMIT NORWICH ST. AGNES!, GUILD o g Pant 3" 1 o ‘ Misten aker. He com ¥ o a was & i ants and Drawers sty Svasn Bt 15 8 Neb. e e it o aarine.. Wihe: owsnt. DikER: TO RACING CIRCUIT. | , HAS MANY NEW MEMBERS. EDSON S. BISHOP. g to Change Places. _ |value G0e—today 42 a garment - ine articles on missions were read and = e ¢ S e must be moments when Mr. The Stonington Mirror says: John | envelopes for coming work in Lent|All-Connecticut Has Been Formed | Fine Reports at the Business Meeting | th$ post delegates to the Atlantic City elt Wishes he were in e Uni- | Women's Natural W Prentice observed his 87th birthday | WEre distributed. ] : With Four Towns. —Supper and Entertainment. shal Bishop. As Sedgwick post is the | 150 flates, and other moments When | vests and Pants, hand at the home of his daughter, Mrs, | oo 2rEClY through the instrumentality . | senior post of the G. A. R. in this state |} S . 4 i trimmings, $1.00 quality — teday 70 5 2 KaHoks of Mystis WiE e oft “the auxiliary, Bishop Frederick | A new racing circult to include the| The annual meeting of St Aznes' | tniuw Dtk fifee parore which Marsnal | Providence Journa 'y LADIES’ GOLD FILLED enry Kellogg of Mystle, with whom | Johnson of South Dakota is to be here | fair associations of Berlin, Suffield, | guild of Christ Episcopal church for| Bishop appeared o receive endorse- e - eacl | he resides, and during the day recelv- | Sunday and address a union meeting | Rockville and Stafford Springs, was |the installatfon of new members was|ment, but he already has the personsl Not an Insurgent. ol grems. His Teputation for not Kicking PR TOROLN &t the umpire ought to commend nim | Splendid Outwear Savings to Cannon.—Philadelphia Ledger. ed congratulations from his many rel- | at Christ Episcopal church in _the|formally organized Thursday evening, |held on Frjday afternoon at b o'clovk, 3 a puetial | atives and friends. Mmorning. He succeeded to the work 50 | when the prg:jecmu and certain others | when the following members were Te- | sub qebnriment oaere o e e well started by the late Bishop Hare, |were guests at dinner at the Hartford | celved info the guild: Misk Agnes | tades 1n this state will see to it that and there will be deep interest in theé|club of Col. William H. Hall of Wil- | Crandall, Mrs. Mungall, Miss Rachel | ha 1l "the strongest possible backing story he has to tell. lington, who is interested in the Staf-|Thayer, Miss Winifred Welles, Miss| tor the high position. = — ford Springs association. It received | Camilla Fidred, Miss Amy Vallin, Miss | “G ot itie: Tenrs FHovey presided C. A. C. WHIST. the state-embracing name of All=Con- | Lucy Gregson,’ Miss _ Hiz b b o necticut circuit and the four plac WATCHES WALTHAM and ELGIN, Rev. C, H. Spaulding, D.D., will Handsomé éngraved cascs, guar- speak in the Central Baptist church anteed 20 years, value $16.50— J| both morning and evening, Sunday. In Women's Wool 8 ora 1 colors, va ip to 320,00 styles poris e g the evening Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Foster, prominent instrumental mu- sicians, of Providence, R. I, will play. The whole service will be interesting. $12.50 The Plaut- Cadden Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths, Established 1872. Plaut-Cadden Buil. —adv. A successful whist was given on Fri- d day evening by the Central Athletic | perhaps be admitted. % Stanton, Mra. Christ, Miss Anna Petrie, | wag appointed to the bosrd of directors. n & place merely t t 0 two alike, During 1909, the mumber of con- | club in thelf rooms in the Stead build- | . Those elected to direct affairs were: | Miss Brewer, Miss Winifred MacAdam, | V% 00010tion ‘was passed. endorsing a place merely to depor no t like, President, P. B, Leonard of Rockville; | Miss Helen McNeil and Miss Agnes | jonn steBivor. editor of the Natine] your money, —today $5.98. | cerns railing in Connecticut were 202. They had assets of $1,231,000 and lia- bilities of $2,352,000. There were no banking failures In the sta The bulk of the liabilities in Conmecticut | were those of 6 smaller or larger manufacturing concer which went | to the wall owing $1,755,000. Dancing Followed Playing—The Prize Winners. ing. After the play and the award of prizes dancing was enjoved. Those to take the pretty prizes were the fol- lowing: Firsts, Miss Ethel McClaf- ferty, a hatpin; Charles Levarge, & stickpin; seconds, Miss Katherine Des- mond, a jewel box; John L. Sullivan, a box of cigars. The committee in Wwilliam E William _Slatter arge included itzgerald, John L. Sullivan, Willlam Houlihan, mentioned above are the only towns having membership. It was given out, however, that should Norwich comeé “a-knockin’ at de do’” later she will secretary, John P. Graham of Suffield, It was stated that the selection of towns to membership was guided by the financial success which they have achieved in hatness racing in the past. Heretofore there has been a circuit on the west side of the Connecticut river which has included the Free-for-All Driving <lub of Hartford and the fair associations in Berlin, ~Collinsville, Thomas. | gt the post meeting, at which one new ~—today $15.00 Mrs. Fiske and Mrs. FEben Learned. . Thoma o o 1 ey B e | e Bl R anke e Not A Alike the excellent supper provided by the committee of arrangements, Mrs. W. G. Hitchon, chairman, Mrs. Howard Crandall. The waitresses were these young ladles: Miswes Jennie Eitchon, Grace Engler, Marion Bartlett, Mary Richards, Hazel THomas and Lucy Gregson. | There followed a business session at which the rector, Rev. Neilson Poe Carey, presided. The reports of the secretary and treasurer were read, the latter showing a substantial balance on in as'a member of the Citizens' corps. ommander Vine §. Statsory was o Past C named on the finance committee a vacancy, and Gen. William A, Alken il Tribune, for the place of national com- mander in chief. John A. Bow George Kampf and (harles Geer were named as the commitiee of conference with the Woman's Relief corps. Arrangements for the campfire next the Friday evening were announce: Taftyille Maennerchor having ue: the invitation to furnish the musi programme and several prominent lpcal difference be- where every offi- cor and every employe take it, and a pl friendly interest in your account. | —today $3.98 We try to make every depos- Muslin Underwear Admission tickets and reserve seats % Vv, h: e r = < s Roarns. " | Simebury, Granby and Suffield. Bast |hand. The report of the committee in Sl seveis! pratiish: leve Z Sl b o ek B0 SO on S At Dtay &' Tohegt| -1 oues Btexnan snd Jadies Rearns. g was another made up of |charge of the last entertainment gave L BT o T8 L All Departments of Banking. | \Withoe Counterpart for 2 < IME TO ORDER |pharmacy for Third Mitary : Z Norwich, Willimantic, Putnam, Rock- |& sum o net proceeds, which will ; RES D nert At T e Eipstiones in Eseds, Ville and Stafford Springs. For vari- |be devoted to Sunday school work, | orc t0 De_invited guests YOUR Winter Suif and Overcoat. LET US MAKE YOU ONE. JOBN KUKLA, Merchan! Tailor, ball next Thursday, Jan. 27. Concert by Fifth Infantry band of Waltham, Mass. Tickets $2, admitting gentleman and two ladles. Ladies' tickets 1. Seats in first two rows In gallery $1 The regular meeting of Norwich Stationary Engineers’ association, No. was held Friday evening in their oms in the Bill block. Charles Con- s nelly, who has lately returned from a vear'in the western oil flelds. enter- ous reasons the towns and cities mak- ing up these circuits and left out of the ned either are not wanted or do not desire membership. It is understood that two leading stakes will be offersd at 3600 each to The supper to be givi was discussed. The meeting was adjourned, after which a pleasing entertainment was given by Misses Rebecca Reynolds, Dorothy MacClenath: Ruth Lord, n by the guild GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION TODAY. Mr. and Mr The Thames Loan & Trust Go, Shetucket Strest, Norwie), Cona. M. J. Colver of Center Groton Have Been Married Fifty RIS yES Quality and Low Prices ety PhkiN Sliiare. | | cach—adv. fainied the members with storics of his | b bemwe me the Nutmos 230 pace and Carpenter, experiences there as a sas engine ex- | the Congressional 2.24 trot. No purse Cor. Years. g “Kill all the English sparrows,” the | pert, having had charge of the re- |ynder $300 will be offered. Ruth Wright, Elisabeth Wright i X é H e _ __CRHANGE oF LoCATION. epartment of _agriculture strongly | Pairs on a sreat number - of these |"Those present at the supper were: [Tilis, Marion Bartlett and somtor Ceptan Wil eeals. 0k SIIPY Gl“&l’d S Sa“ce haveTish to inform the public that 1| advises in one of its learned and in- | Which were used by the oil well driv- | Georse Green of Beriin, T. P. Cooley | Holms. Center Groton will celebrate the af- ST R BT SReC §P. % 3Urgat! Srvciive pAmpMOts labues nin wery | SrS- . One member wan initiated. At | C2C"E B Fonard o Hoakvitie. ¢ B e et guniverkany or thele wedding to: SGts Wooie and | Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, pre- | L1¢, Reting ne S e | Gary, of Staftord Springs. O. L. Dart POULTRYMEN'S MEETING. 5 latke auinner or tnalp Peua ’ n and Fancy - Waist b 1 o have the (O Ma _vublideng 5o am of Suf sne Cok e pughout. G . Vew umably, wishes o protect the native | meetings, when it will be_ adaressed | w. §i. Hall of Willington. Will Be Held at Hartford on January | LiTOUENOUL Groton and New London from Ra"i(m s lengths, suitable for skirts parrow. Hix pamphlet gives the im- on the subject of Olls by William L. and the gathering In the pieasant one of the largest Sale price 50c. GOVERNOR TALGCOTT 25_and 26. homestead will b Jan22a s0mN BLOOM ported sparrows a wretched reputa- | Larasch of Providence. d aecita 179 West Main St tion, calls them pirates: says, in e = S < of the kind In that neighborhood in Women's Corset S fect. that they are the Captaln Kidds Stalled a Car. Instead of Trumblll Who Was Elected | Connectiont. Poulteymons smgooating | "ary JOAr®: | one of the mogt widels model, medium bust and long k B 'ld 5 s fusiin the spute af 835, was siplied Ly will be held at Jewell hall, Hartcord. | kiown residenta of Groion and most four hows supporters attache . T aue ol g oI5, was Sepe % anuary and 26. The programme: | deservedly popular, his popularity be- $1.00—today 59. u n A. S. COMSTOCK VICE PRESI in Franklin street near the mill of the . Talcott writes The Bulletin Etediy P b2 i E 1 g N e DENT | New England Silk Spinning company. | as follows: The article in The Bulle- | Tuesday, January 25. ing equally shared with hix lifo part- ly Protec- | 2 P. m—Address, Grain Crops for oS er was born in Ne LS, L ‘Water got up into the motors, causing | tnon of Thursday on "Ea He UioEirie Tolrint 0" Durm out the | tors of the State containe, T think, | Gemnecticut Foupymen, prof 1. ' i wgpler el Kra h- " § riment station. ¥lis home port, for he has had a varie It #6 you should consult with me and| The annual meeting of the ed to the square & nother car which | The article states that Governor |, eXpe: xperience dorh S - " annua el past | <& Sofls Lea R & e Q - X214 3 p. m.—Address, What o xperience during a long seafaring ca. £t prices for same. Excellent work | Erand commanders, Knights Tempiag. | NIEUt Starter John Kinney sent up. |Trumbull was elected in 1725, and |3 §, mTAddress What o w};z::urm;; Cn’; Foor, hos always Deeh avoeer Tate London, but went to Groton with his parents when about five years of age ARE YOU THINKING OF DOING | Annual Meeting of Past Grand Com- THIS ? manders, K. T.. at Hartford. | Millinery at Big Reductions . ERoS o served 25 years. E 45 R i at reasonable prices T R anaony nogn i Asmide] Einest Spesimens of . Art. Sow. as’ & Thatter of fact, it was | Monroe, Dryden, N, J. . g R _— for_the ensumng year: 1] Most of the works of art that J.| Gov: Joseph Talcott alluded fo in the | # B, m-—Address, Machine Fattening | 1.0 yistoric Haughton tavern farm 1 Women's Trimmed Hat ron President——Badie S. Davis of Mia ont” Morgan s~ acquiring these | article. who was eiected in 1725, or | Of Market Poultry. Fred B. Skinner | i, ville, They were married Jan. 23, 2. 00—today $1.50 each C. M. WILLIAMS, atetown. i S E e Pafe ordinarv products of o print- | the State Connecticut Register fh.'and | of Greeme. 3o ¥, y 1830, the ceremony belng performed by R B ok e " Vice President—*A. 8. Comstock of and pay #ood dividends res. | has been for many years, at fault. He | Adjournment for s cup of tea. Rev. John A. Wood of Gid Mystic aul Imported Trimmed ia an General Contractor and Builder, Norwich E B hville’ Americ seryed 17 years. e anut Sy ey 16 | i : at the mint ; , | Norwich. ashville’ Americat. B brovinne of Gueney Metfods In | taking piace at the minister's residence styles, value $5.00 to $5.00—today $2.50 No governor of Connecticut ever ex- on the Mystic road, known as the Ben 218 MAIN STREET. Secretary and Treasurer—E, C. . gouri, a Trapplst monk, Institut St s IF Mo s ceeded Governor Talcott in length of 3 op , Institute el - . o 0¥ "Phons 370. Yl v A 5 5 service except Governor Winthrop, | = Asricole, La Trappe. P. Q. o R s Al LI AP 1y sli Blbow a0d ¢ nid| Following the snhual =meeting a who served 18 years. 9 p. m.—Annual banquet. L e bah cyec s e er prices 50c to 98c—today 30c T el in a0 Al gl "Governor Jonathan Trumbull served Wednesday, January 26. o I e for the new | the” room and tables being decorated 9 15 years from 1769 0 1784, and Gov. | 1o a_m._Business mecting. and his unfalling aftendance at meet- r s Jith flowers. l:e\eral of the twenty- JUST HUNGRY oseph Trumi one year. ;:ep.;::.no-‘ address. o Ings, regardiess of wnow or storm, s = ng| four past grand commanters of the c 'y and treasurer. | often wpoken of In fraternal circled. Turbad Pramts Tarhas Ping | Saie wors Droventod or isees trome o OBITUARY. ieotion of ofcers. He in equally hn. CABURSSHE DRSS ; Wash Goods rba Paing CrOUBE O B atinoi, ol Introduction of new business. of Jibboom club No. 1 Of New London Kggg the House Warm Hxperiments made by the Vander- Mrs. W. Everett Hanson. Proposed changes in the constitu- {and the old saits will vie with the Odd Dress Ginghams, gosd meeting were Willlam E. Rislee r Spangled Ornaments e lrypor, Mags.. Badle s Davis of |Mic Clinio in Neww Yosc City prove| The death of Mra. W. Everett Han- tion. Fellows in extending hearty congratus e Of sates Middictown, H. Wales Lines of Meri- erson. ieve, n | Son occurred on ursday ernoon lations to Mr. and Mrs. Colver tods “ - REnans s L8 of yatterne 1 «_for evening wear ri- | thet many persons believed to be in| 230, PEORTTER, S0 SOTCAY, M ome. n Electric Light Wires Down. " r, Colver commenced his seataring Ahv's 5o pace Meb' hows,” 1 yard lengths, usually 1:%c yar den, Georse M. Long of New London, it's comfortable. Butif the doors are constaotly left open, home might just as well bo a barn, Samue! J. Bryant of New Haven, Fd- | COnSumption are really suffering from | Ripley place. She had been sick for | mhe high wind on Frida today 8c a yard. BG(Q ward E. Fuller of Tolland, Normand | Starvation, because their food does not|five months. Mrs, Hanson was born [sroke two electric light wires -in|sel at the age of Later he spent FAN"E M. GIN, Allen, Charles B. are and |turn into tissue and strength. in Michigan 34 years ago, but since Em.kun street near Harvey lane. | many vears in the halfbut fishing vi 1901 she has been a resident of this |They caused some sputtering for & | Sels. being aboara the Albert Haley nignt | life early, shipping on a coasting vess Balance of Sateens, black and na ground with white figures and des Saite 26, Cenfrai Bidg., 'Phens 505 SRiiee Billings They require the right kind of f00d | jrv hayt A - 3 ng aiso lived at Biddeford, | time. Employes of the electric light | both before and after the war The Yale & Towne T n Chiropedy, Scalp Massage and Sham- Unclaimed Letters. elements and the ability to have the|Me., and Haverhill Mass. In the lat- | gepartment. Sare s obt bad LBt D uring the war he wek With biher ) : < a 17c value—today 9¢ a yard. pooing, Facial Treatments, o llie list of unclaimed letters at the arm;m AR dy; pne: chese; -tHRs 36 LS DS ;gfle'ym;{;hg‘_ve"d Joverett Han- | hauled them out of the danger zone. Qroton bem, sboard the SO i Blount D Checks' Flannelettes for kimonas a rwich, postoffice for the week |all that stands between them and good | %% 4nd they later lived in Dover. ' the army rving|| Dlount DOOF CNECKS ||,nx sacques, heavy weight, va sison L. Chase, Alvah Clongh goae | dition they will get run down and|also survived by ~her mother, Mr Early this morning a Greek who Is | 1is farm in Center Croton, where o | G Forster. Bugenio Fruscelloc I, rur | fall into consumption. Mary Durand, of Biddeford, Me., three | belleved to be crazy, was found run- | has at all times welcome: ToF - hik | i Mk s = Rl 0 > brothers, Victor and Henry of Bidde | ning around on_the Weést side In his | many friende goreon. Mis Laura Gagnon Tepaldl| The elements that Nature draws up-|fora and Peter of Dover. She was a |underciothes. e wes arrested, but " "> i Tohmsan o thorine fya- lon day by day to keep up the bodily | devoted mother and made many friends [ it took four or five policemen to get Prof, William Parker, Clara M. Wil. | Strength are the exact properties con- ;lurln: her res ‘genc; nr:e. The flamllly him to the police st 1. o, Fred Wilson, Frank Zurowski, |tained in SMITH'S EMULSION COD |3 1S sympathy of the community in NaBorai Nebor oy e iy LIVER OIL with HYPOPHOSPHITES. isid st | That Is why this splendia remedy is Killed a D Manicuring. today 10c a yard. elose the doors promptly, snd do it every time. Easily and quickly attached, imple, durable and ui- tractive in appearance. Made to fit any size or shape of door and to match asy hardware fnish. We scit and apply them. Four Masked Bandits Hold Up Train, St. Louis, Jan. 21.—A Missouri- . i ‘rroin Kausas City was (Centre Room) Neckwear and Handkerchiels Semi-Annual Sale On our en Embroldersd Collar and Cuff line of Suitings Sid Overcustinis. ¥ i Local Orchestra Played. should come downtown some : EAb. & f | g g o e f vy Shk HHe Chunoiic: oo s0 very effective In rest health | Doz Warden George H. Stanton shot |and discover that the story e bIRds A duseriptive folder on regu | value 260 today 21e per cent. discount during the DR T e el and strength to a body weakened by | & Stray dog on Friday at the request | prices originated ih Winsted, | the mail and express . | next 30 days. Come early and SEE I St s ot B4 ¥ | ot Mrs. Donovan of Chestiut street, | Toledo Hlade st Tty Tha Preston Bros. | Lace Trimmed ang Colored Bmby have first choic Was prottily decorated and there wers | pont allow B e e Pun oor | oho BEE NI SRR B e seversi TR AT TR | 8¢ rouis and gave The 211-213-215 Main St ored Duteh Collurs, value te ine ) ¢ g e o 1 se! o get run down | days She i @ hat she was sastenger comchés APe” Etr el ) % many enjoying the dancing, for awhich | D90 S T, T mNE O iy of AN Ree Aenng S Pursued By All. | passen chies tranded near Norwich, Conn. | day 121cc. THE JOHNSON €O e L Academic or- longer and wanted it taken away An editor in Pottaville, Pa.. has beend the scene of the holdup and it is 1 A # - chestra of this city. Piioe 786 e Bine, ¥, itten by a rAt. Why I It that every. | Yet known what has become of {he Women's Tlemstitched 1 beoldered Merchant Tailors, 65 Broadway, s SELE Afmast Unby body and everyihiig Seems to regurd | Other cars. The express car lx suid to Hundkerchiefx, value 12l —today Se Gradually Rq . radually Recovering. Who would ever have supposed that Walter Boss of Ashaway, who was ter Union. severely Injured while carting ice for Eraa ol e e e une AL Wilism fidciehin thet Blgs st week so much red exeitement in our Difference of Opinion. and was taken to the Backus hos- politios 7— Pliitehurg Gagette-Times. The Tailors’ association save (hat! WHES you wamt to put your busi- [ pital at Norwich for treatment, Is now 36, 24, 40 inches” make the per- | piece of heafst Chapman’s Buildin, editors as legitimate prey?—Manches- | contain severul thousand dollars in st Catch the Besfstéak. The Reid & Hughes Co. In offering his arivice o chew & We Recover Furniture and de Garpes or 40 times, Mr. mesa Lefore the publie. thers 1s 0o me- | in a4 fair WAy of partial recovery, but Ml e r v ete 1 -t B @ium better than tArough the advertis. | it will be weeks, it is thought, before The Drug Man. 30000 BATSle. IARE. YU Hiore cour ;‘:To‘m{’v’&“'finfl:flrfieufihm‘:&“';‘ Fipeeter aealscts ifle PAFDE Avtan & Laying g columaz o The Bullettn he will be b again. Jan3zd sumption evidently on the increase. Herald. S o Bian, T o T ol § A0 jeana "