Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 22, 1910, Page 6

With His Big Ax. ‘Whereas little George felled but one tree, big Willlam has devastated an entire forester.—Boston Transcript. HEARD IN WESTERLY LODGE ROOMS] ®V&F e + | Greenwich—Miss a teacher in the Byram school, has taken to the hospital with scarlet fever. Higganum.—Mrs. Robert Brainerd _ INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, |Installation Addresses Amz;ng the Fraternitiss—Loving Westerly Branch. Cup for_R. A. H. Clark—Date of Board of Trade 260 of: thel 358 S0 Boibe e Kenr v PR B T T e B Banquet Selected—Death of Benjamin F. Stanton, of |, onia—Aat the request of the cler- One sr[fil Al S AI-E, Surph - X 5 f the city. the Marathon Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. North Stoningtan. fifiéfl HSL.,,. Food Fridey Dave boen Week SOAP STONES NEVERSLIP CALKS SNOW SHOVELS Every purchaser of Wines and Liquors should visit my store and get | [CE TOOLS my price before making a purchase. management. Litchfield—The Rev. Storrs O. Sey- Monumental Works The annjal military ceremonies of | entertaining the spectators while en- [ TOUF has been in New i T win garantes to make a memu. | the First detillery district; of which | joying themselves. Music was fur- | SRGREEY 1 Emarante 40 ke & monn- | the Firth company, Westerly, Is a-part | nished by Gavitt's orchestra. sistent with good work. My expers, | 27d Charles H. Ledward and Arthur T v Bristol.—The E. Ingraham cdmpany, \| X. Nash of Westerly are licutenant- | State President Thomas J. Mathews | clock manufacturers, s enlarging its SATURDAY, Only January 22 to 29 inclusive Four packages 10c TOILET PAPER, 1000 sheets .. ence of years i at your service colonel and ca - i e 25¢ CLOTHES LINES csesecs sassccsssesces o ptain and ordnance o of Providence officiated at the joint | dve house on North Main street by the s a4 4 5] El )S ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, ficer, respectively, will be held In’ the | installation of the officers of Division | erection of an additional story. |l 25c METAL LUNCH BOXES. A SHapoLs #0ld Denat Angn of ;v ery Oak St. near High, Westerly, R. k | Providence armory next Monday night. [ No. 1. Ancient Order of Hibornians, S I e PG MBI BORES . high grade and guaranteed under ths The event will begin with a concert | and of the ladies’ auxiliary, in Hi- | Torrington—Torrington chapter, D. Pure Food Law to be absolutely pure | SKATES FOLDING LUNCH BOXES . by the First district band, from 8 to | bernian hall, Friday evening. The of- |A. R, met Friday afterncon at’ the 5 whol e Harotd T o B Sptometetst, | 5:45. followed by military movements, | ficers of the auxiliary instailed were: (home’ of - Miss Amanda C. Brooks, $1.25 ALARM CLOCKS |[Ironclad) ........ i ‘,‘m‘“';"".p' this week on pura | ICE CREEPERS aror . 0. Dy Optome! which will include a review by Gov. | Mrs. Richara Fowler, prosident: Miss | Litchfield street. Mrs. J. I Buel of (| 100 ALARM GLOOKS ................ w.iioo- itornia Port, 850 1 ) Detective vision corrected by the prov- | Aram I Pothier, commander in chief. | Mary T Berth, viee precidents | Litchfield read @ paper on Ol Litch- 2180 FAMILY SCALES, 1 os. to 24 ibs Californta Port, 850 per gallon; Pure|pege tion OIL HEATERS er adjustment of lenses. Room 3, Poé- | ' The governor will formally present | Miss Margaret Holmes, corresponding |field Silver. 2 s ok Duffs’s Malt Whiskey, 80c per bottle: | £ eFiection £ P iy e B A GOOD\WASH BOARD . anbury.—The societs’s committee || 500 | ANTERNS. . of the Kcclesiastical soclety of the| Congregational church has engaged $1.25 FOOD CHOPPERS . Ralph J. MacBrayne of Lowell, Mass., $1.50 FOOD CHOPPERS .......... as assisiant to the pastor of the First 3 foot FOLDING RULES, white. Comprie gl T 4 foot FOLDING RULES, white.... Meriden—One ot the tmportant feat- || & foot FOLDING RULES, whi ures of the third day's session of the State Federation of Labor was the Tes- :#’“a:gtalznse :A‘J':-CE:'ET CASTRITIUS, or Biiss and Mrs. Bliss and Lieut.Col | by President Mathews o e ol [ ) s s BE ter-Langworthy Block, Westerly. R. T | the medals won on the rifle range last | secretary; Miss Catherine Holmes, season. the Governor's trophy, won by | Gnancial secretary; M. Eliza Fay, the Fourth company, and the tricolor, | treasurer. Ll - won by the First district team. The | The division officers installed wers Fourth company will also receive the | Daniel Donahue, president; Eugene trophy offered by the commanding of- | Sullivan, vice president: = John M . ficers of the National guard and won | O'Donnell, Mar- recording secretary in the team match. tin_ P. Devine, financial secretar: Jt il pay you well to get OUF| At the conclusion of the ceremonies, | James Shea, treasurer < Bctsed? Jlamonds, 10088 OF | Governor Pothier will hold a recep- i After the instaliation mounted, before purchasing. tion with Mrs, Pothier, Lieut.-Govern- | sorved and there were bri Geo. Greenberger, Ghe T vt 0 i [ @[}fl AC[ : . o @/ L Company, & /. " . Leading Westerly Jeweln Ledward and Mrs. Ledward assisting. Lfl&l}?;;; of the local divis republican and democratic parties. 25¢ HITCH ROPES e 129 Main Street, Norwich, C The_committee of the Rhode Is! nd’ : : Waterbury.—By a decislon of Judge 20c HITCH ROPES . s 1Ce AR Bardware and Eleciric Goods The ultimate effect of gaining pos- | Byrne, handed down in the probate BLUE AND WHITE ENAMELWARE, each . . 26¢ N HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS | Anti-Tuberculosis association, having in charge the sale of Christmas stamps | ;o gion of the Walter P. Dixon prop- | court, Mrs. Mary Murray is found to MADE BY HAND. announce that the sum of $9,111.19 was 2 4 P o 3 i te et erty and a part of the land now oc- | be the lawful widow of Josep! 2 Hand Made Work fe Our Spectalty. | Yecelved Of jthis sum, FProvidence | cupjed by the Westerly Light ana | Kindregan, whose $50,000 estate is in Whips and all Harness Supplies cars | contributed $4323.39, Westerly $335.37 Power company, will he the cxpendi- | rocess of settlement in the court. Janisa The Fanning Studios OIL HEATERS AT SPECIAL PRICES. (D ) e fock. Factory Made Harness| Hope Valley $9.55, Barrington $271.27, £ > o S \} in stock at 313.00 and up. Bristol $300, Crafton $243.65. East | {re of about $250.000 by the NeW | \yeggort—The fce in the Saugatuck < <. H. SAUNDERS. Greenwich $85.16, Bast Providence | Yorlv New Haven & Hartiord P | river is breaking up. This makes the l HE HOUSEHO] D \\\§ o Removed to 44 West Broad Streew. | $609.87, Foster $4.88. Greenville $3.| Etation and frelght depot at Westerly, | third time the river has been frozen 9 WA 31 Willow St. Iy3oa Hillsgrove $30, Little .Compton Newport $400, North Providence $10, HOLIDAY GOO! Pawtucket 81, Pawtuxet ‘;a:f‘fg e carry an extensive line of China, | $533-30. Scituate $10.66. Slocum $3.10, suvor U Ginen, Shyer Deposis Wass; | South Kingston $188.87. Warren: 20, | 337 0F the sompany's property, and 19 over this winter, and. according to the older residents, it will remain open for the rest of the season, as they claim it never freezes but thrée times during a winter. n of the dangero: The: and the eliminat Canal street cr: We are now taking order TRY for Spring work. Bulletin Building 74 Franklin Street Sather Goods. efc. You can find goods | Wickford $21.94 and Woonsocket $977.- | iy, The new tracks will be laid ’ et o3, g0k You cannot find elsewhere | 68 Effort is to be made to form a P Tust booth ot thelr Message to All the World. Our Flmc&«vhgr;ndy. ‘s(vlbso parhb&clue, Our Wall Decorators are arr No By ex s on all p ent | branch of the state ~association in| oo Pho Jtion” The strides taken by the students® Sam Clay iskey, $1.00 per bottle. ing and many new things w Crystallized Rock and Rye, 65¢ a bottle Westerly. Schlitz waukee Beer, $1.00 a dozen. | be shown. Al SR missionary movement, as indicated in These recently elected officers of | the annual report, must be gratifying STANTON'S BAZAAR, At the annual meeting of the Rhode Soon they will be big boys and girls end their baby faces will be only a memory. Bring the bables and I will catch_thetr smiles. STILES, The Photographer, Brewn Building, - Westerly, R. Telephone 347. v23a vice grand; e esident: . George L. | grand; Minnie 2 i anl4d B T atayette: frat = vics | Archie C. Thomy rding secre |€ning and mental enlightenment are E] president: Dr. Edward J. Sullivan, | tary; Charlotte R. Woodburn, financi twin sisters, and in their spread of the FUNERAL ORDERS Greenville, second vice president; Dr. | Seeretary Thompson, treas- [ £0spel tor ther Garic-places 'O (e earth NEW aecsa Westerly, R. L g n < to all progressive interests as well as | ™ i At Hope, No. 19, Rebekah lodge, were in- | . B e T oion ot wrascosty | stalled by an_installing board of mine | those which are strictly religious, for it | JACOB STEIN, Also Lace Curtains, Uphc BABIES! Dr. Thomas E. Robinson of Westerly | stalled by an installing board of Fe: | is apparent that. these crusading volun- | Telephone 26-3. 93 West Main St. . e e T r"pat | tows hall:" Jean \ A Grant, nobls | eers are carvying 10 ali the world 2 | s stery Goods and Shade-wor 3 e i | 4 s the, American emissaries are allles of MISS M. C. ADLES J. S. Pollard, Providence, _secretary. | urer;’ B: burn, warden; Eliza . A RS 0 g Gov. Pothier "was._clected to honorary | J. Ingha supporter _ moble | the’ greatest of uplifting forces. | Artistically Arranged by e T Frand: Siran 5 Grant”Icic Supperter | The Programme indicated for the HUNT .- - * The Florist, | Hair, Scalp and Face Speciali A resolution was adopted In favor | noble ‘grand; Annie S. James, right | SOming vear shows the vast scopo of | Ny prich | such countries as Turkey, Russia, | ROk 980 pidn el Gt 10 ACTUALLY POISONED. s JrowD, | Japan, Indja, Africa and the turbulent b oy il it - - Sections of Latin America, where the | A sy ] ob of having cattle in the state tested | supporter vice er by zraduate veterinarians, on account | mond, left of the recent cases at Wallum Lake | inside guard; Sanitarium, | where: pationts received | side gunrd: Bessie Burdic atant | R e | = v milk from diseased cows. Nauea; Eouis Br:lrdw 3 ;J;‘cn?ri‘g;: e ok i to Ll aik Taffuiencs for | A Fine Asseriment ol lans, et ere really from The postponed masquerade dance | Ciara Thompsor. ~ianist all tight living and good government | iohs they SSoRiraRth Lline of harncss | uc given under the auisnices of the| At the conclusion of the installation, | Even the worldly attairs of the work- vooo MILLINERY [zcrcus o tneir " tamin ing and painting and automobile paint- | Fifth company, Coast artillery corps, | District Deputy Grand Master Georse | A2 T0% q7e ACTORET 0, B 2 MEvar | Don’t risk death! H — 3 36394 | in the state ariory Friday night, was | R Crandall, in behalt of Hope lodge, | f01io5, “the misisonary, so that fcr | at ifttle prices. semadd o by, KD 8% largely attended, the many maskers | presented a past grand's jewel to M n A | ; only sanitary stock Y e G Bwrd reetirs practical as well as for ethical reasons | Rt Nos : : Ads |G- “Bundick, “the retiring nobls | )., " stodenta il ot find even | | MRS. G. P. STANTON, (Miss Adies will be in Norw For Electrical Supplies srana. SR e | || ocua X Ty Bee. ° WAUREGAN HOUSE, Norwich Robert M. Howard of Sunderand, S | e e ‘ NOTICE gt music in the Westerly schools, to f i %lephone 70 ‘ “A hundred years ago we wers sat- ive it a isi e G A S one ‘\‘" \\p the vacancy ca by the resign a = G v . tion of R. A. H. Clark. who has been |15ied to travel ten miles an hour: focated in her riew office, Breed Hall, oW . R e TR Y SR | HEy srs o we menent 16 e SPECIAL--Maple Nut Cream et AL THE: PLANK and Construction, see ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO. Tel 497. 62 Main St, Westerly. SUBURBAN HOWE FOR SALE. R QS Was presented a testimonial of appre- | #%,D0 \ | = » R pronmte oo e Telephone 660. augl7a JJive acres land, 7 room cottage (bulle I \\x\‘ COONNQL | casidn by the ‘tewchers and pupt Seo e St o 2 o g R SRR VY Ing thORDUEhIY renovated, Bam With 1D westerly high school, the Presen- | considered the limit of specd.” wiln niot ruage. T R L - it s 1 e ha Have You Noticed L ey g, ®being thoroughly renovated, barn with shed attached, another shed and small - “Yes” gz st el snoiber shed snd smat| QRS GONAY YO POWMPNY | ine”in' el in amreciation of the | ko8 o are hitting’ up nearly 100 ‘ % JAMES O'CONNELL, Prop Ry Sl Deniiatly now. e ool o fouy and a half years of service Thoms | y,sNOW we are Increased Travel ST Yol i mite from schoot % | AN DOWERNS? C\eonses a3 Spargo of tho senior class prosented | ™SS 31 5 o0 o sine sian o pid wesiber dna [T e1ephote 5o mile from two large granite Industries silver loving cup, od it won't be long, before 120 fhs vous. Pecnls s o get out inta & 15 miles from business center of inches high, mounted on an eb 4 5 ‘esterly, R. 1. Easy 'ms _of payme; 2 = S Foces {miles an hour will be slow.’ ° | the open air. We furnis) the best it desired. Frank W. Coy Rea} Fatate “\Q sys“”“} efi““m\,\y’ pedgstal. The cup tere the inscrip- | .yel, what are you frying to get 145 Maln Sfireet | method, and it you'll take one of our - Co. Westerly, R T Janitd *| <\ OX8 ONE VN OVRICONNNG | hrceentea to amr. = 4 11 : o teams you'll say the same. Giliespie treatment of the halr and p: A % the teachers of and the pu £ b wcoling: L JROve Xp O tDe.ne- MAHONEY BROS, Falls Avenus. 1 taken for com Scalp, cures & Q“o‘u?."'lrm"'-‘ scze- \\“b\\m w“s“ fi‘o‘\ Westerly high school, Jan. 2 i ity Gf ockiens Bz, w5 1Y) p-l pusiep MRS, T. 8. UNDERWC ing. burning. etc. Endorsed by leading P Mr. Clark spoke cordially “But the other man was walking | LOUIS H. BRUNELLE Tel. b 51 Broudy ary treatments, m‘\fl‘\‘\ e S edren 1 com- | 4oy at the rate of six miles an hour. _— [ S o LR et " Cesmor were mado' by andant |Clsveleod Bl Rssle L % : BAKERY DR. C. R. CHAMBERLA =iee 7] To QNS beneflenal | Fl, N s v T T | | e Birestdy o ahe mine What and Where to Buy In Norwich RS Denta/ 'S, = e i . . Prof. Abram Platt Andrew, the new We are confident our enta urgeon. ANNOUNCEMENT. effects.always buy e | LE Alracior. of he. mint de oo, of the | Dread casuct be excelled. Give us s Havin, urchased the otograph S youngest of the federal officials. He trial order. & ot 8. 1T P oy gy Wiy AN |abast Post Commander Georse Bel- |is's Harvard graduate of the class of ® L mov2d 20 Falrmount Strest. | In chargp of Dr 8, L. Qecre atrect. we are ready to prove to the ne, amy installed the following officers of | 1595, and looks hardly 30 of his 37 | COMFORT Joseph F. Smith - - People of Westerly and vicinity our MANUFACTURED B THE Budlong post. No. 18, of Westerly, G. | vears. He served nearly ten years of [ .. , . “o oo Wl P . N THERE 15 no aavertising medium 1a | 161 Main Street. Norwich, Go ability to do the very best work. A A. R.. Department of Rhode Island: |phis graduate life at Harvard in the e G tain: RiBelt mociaay catahion Eastern Connectiout equal to The Buls | = )0 B o bt v k| @ ALTFORNIA |t wmisd fets, Hind |3 radind e S uie |1 20, S5mt,CU0R, S0 oot o e B it ghven fres with senry 056 er: Angustus A. Law, senior vice com- | ahroad with Senator Aldrich as sec- | shoe which absorbs molsture, keeps the FIL.ORIST = . s — & ¥ en 3400 cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co, mander; William D. Babcock, junior |retary of the monetary commission in | feet dry, saves tired feet and prevents Westeriy. 2 1G OQYRUP LoO. ce commander; Benjamin F. Corey, | 1908, and won admiration of all the |headachs, the result of foot jar. . SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS S0'ABOTILE | {icer of the dav: Tenjamin Tourtel | members for his ability and industry. P. CUMMINGS, 200 Main Street, Norwich. DR K[NG D 5 [ ‘[ i er_of the nard ohn . mey. 5 ‘entral Ave. Fuy Your Shoes and Hosiel 3 = Brown, quartermaster: Paul H. Hil- | The use of dust from vacuum clean- | jamazd by svia . , DENntis y ry lard, adjutant; Brastus W. Barber, |ers Is I, demand for use In dusting Z chaplain: Anson Clark, sentincl, Bud- | patterns in foundries. No Pain and get & to“v:unfl-‘::n"‘: Plano to be 2 ln\n@g pC has a m n‘ rship of sixty- SO P, Where fo Buy in Westerly || = “ON THE BRIDGE.” Custom Grinding Sweet Florida Oranges, Y d FRIDAYS AOEAUALS ains 20 for 25 cenls. No High Prices Local Laconics. s Edwin Babcock, now in his ninety- N = Dealer in Supplies. e R A simple remedy is safest and best. A. B. MEANNING, Fenbie Sonn. OTTO FERRY. that they d put off coming be [ LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MARKET §4 Main Street, Westerly, R. L_and Benjamin Franklin Stanton died on Dry cough, spasmodic cough, hack- Telephone. decl4d Tel. 703 376 Franklin St. they dreaded the ordeal. Now, le say for the ten thowsandth time, t My Method Absolutely Painiess After the first tooth is filled or tracted you laugh at your fears a wonder why you waited 50 long. D think of having your work done t Wauwinnet Ave. Watch Hill. R. L | Friday morning at his ome in North i P auglid Stonington, age 60. Y Ing cough.conglt thitraises phlegan, are effectively controlled by Hale’s Honey ||-... ».° % O¥K .. /DR. JONES, Denist, : mo dust: no odor: every- 2 wholesome and clean. All kinds Thomas Gorton of G . resh Fish and Sea Foods In thelr was the guest on Th sesson Market 171 Main Strest, west. | Hart Schaffner & Marx | iam réok in Westerly Thursday evening, Febr DR. KING, er] foot of Cross street Tel. 343. people, ' 3 you ny estimate, whici ve Give us a call eugid Clothes baen declded upon ds (e date for te | | of Horehound and Tar R = % d 35 SHETUCKET ST. Oriinatoriot. thet KinguSafs e by A gy LR T e A ARE SOLD BY | trade. : 2 superior combination of healing 0gers Domestic Laun Y. | Room 10 'Phone 32-3 | System of Painless Dentistry. Surgeon Chiropodist, Sealp Treat~ 1. B. CRANDALL Co. Several of the buildings on the wa- ingredients, which act directlyupon | | Tel. o58. Rear 37 Franklin Street. avid, We examine your teeth without charge and tell you what It would ment. r Dressing. s terside of Bay street, Watch Hill, are the affected parts, remove mucus sept27d - AR t them in perfect condition. Our charges are consistently low. ¥ MRS. M. 1. EELLS novz6a Westerly, R. 1. [ to be moved to the opposite side of the accumulations and relieve Sorcness. 1o P ration feee when sots are ordered Hours § & m.'to § D m.; Bu " L xpid romptly for coughs and colds, . days 10 to 2. Telephone, Trafessional Massouse, Body and Facial Elder Charles H. Bdwards of Hart- | | it checks theis advan We All Hav: Troubles . - m SMITH'S GARAGE. ford gave an interesting 4:1417'0!3")'!1 ltchecl_cslhguad e QUALITY Al " 8 - g S 330 Main St Wenterly, Advent hall, Friday evening. on The in work should always be considered. of Our Own. -« §8,2atn Be. Westerly, R. L Cars to rent; storing of cars: com- | Rise and Progress of the Seventh-day y ure especially when it costs no more than | 80 we know how to sympathize with s s o el b . Telephone 4! Biseerouat BRIsuant: SEULT linesof Adventists. the inferior kind. Skilled men are | others, but we will give you the best supplies. Tel. nov23d Owing to the sickness of defendant, employed by us. Our prices tell the | service possible =0 to help you ou: - ~SSTERLY'S LEADING CLOTr/n3 the liquor case & Willis — E. Plie's Sogby Desgplets 4 Whole story. with yours In regards to your #ible. Franklin Square, over Somers Bros. STORE— MAT AT MURRAY R ITAS Almy was_continued Judge Wille i STETSON & YOUNG. THAMESVILLE STORE, st il Thifg district coust, To may27e jan18d C. 8. Fairclough, Prop. P 4 s RESTAURANT, . | . G. Bliven & Co., |[reg to stas5, mheater Wepteny, . 3 | Friday of next weelc Regular Dinner, 2oc. Meals at ali| JTohn G. Wilcox of Charlestown ha On the Bridge. hours, novizd | been . elected W ot i REGAL SHOE AGENCY. member on the commission of shell We give S&H Green Trading Stam: 5 fisheries for a term of five years at a i =t) Surclasss. al AGENCY FOR THE salarv of $500 a year. New Hom: Sewing Machimes| Dr Jonn Chamiiin contemplates the erection of a building in the rear of ® - The lightest running, best construct- | hjs d Elm\s! 0 be City Pharmacy | mi i ke b St | b soelence im simirees, to be'used see a demonstration at ped for use in case of We wish to thank our many patrons for their lib- TR obR Cperations by THE NEW YORK STORE, out of town physicians ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE i g s i S Py J R ol WIS BRI 1 o e s Mesterle fy BpsekepRurchard o the state fiuse eral patronage during our big sale, especially last cs. Representative 36 Canal St. Westerly. R. I e s T e e See my new samples of Fall _and committee of ¥ B S e |LLadies’ Hatter | e | Endeavor union: Re: Saturday, when it was impossible to give them our full attention, as our sales force was insufficient. We hope to be able this week fo meet those requirements however. at the stian C. A. Jomes No. 4 Main St., Weaterly. nl" Calvary Baptist church, )'"s""",(‘ Gisaning. Pressing ‘and Repairing. 42 High St., Westerly Waier Hareington ot batier Tl Our Sale still continues, and you- will find it Firat Buptist church. sccretary; Ben- The Washington Trust Co., We are moving to the Potter-Lang- |Jamin Greene of Pawcatuck Seventh> WESTERLY, R 1. * | worthy_Block, 68 High street, on or | 9a¥ Baptist church, treasurer. about Jan. 1st. 1910. Great removal money in your pocket to visit us. % Big bargains on all our Shoes and Rubbers. sale now going on. The Senatorship. : Zxecutes Tri - . The senatorial question in Connecti- T P“l i Rt S Mechanics Clothing Co, |pui i = suiceomy siate at precent - I Good ee ice-Considerate attention Weaterly, R I HeAc" aithouah 1t e { oo iy * SeiTennyee S 10 declsd ik . ihe surface. Stiil the silence omin- stitation. ous. There are so questions to be Salesmen wanted for Saturday. ; Brockton Sample Shoe Store, 138 Main Stireet I setfled at this session of congress that Senator Bulkeley, may help or injur all depending cn his attitude towarc b them. He bas been inclined toward insurgency on some matters, and this state is regular.—New Britain Herald. Before purchasing it's to your interest to corre- Don't Noed to Marry. The Duke of A America to give for d with me. s coming to lectures. Per- MAURIGE W. FLYNN, g Stros: haps he'll Tound up the cash after ail MJ? B miad #1 —Atlanta Georgian 2l