Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 11, 1910, Page 10

Self Evident Fact. lonel Roosevelt rides in ““TPran- ht will con— vinee anybody that the animal got the d.—Hous:- The Borse Col British East Africa is named quility.” A moment’s th name before T. R. got aroun: ton Post. Middletown. — Wesleyan un! iversity will receive $100,000 toward a million doller fund from the Rockefeller fund of the general educational d. NEWS. DANIELSON AND DANIELSON Three Pints of Alcohol Poured Into P ice Safe—The Expert Remov- ed Burglars’ Charge—Effects of Sleet Storm. i evening pl;ayer meeting at the Congre- gational ch There was a meeting of the ladies of, the Congregational church at the home of Mrs, Henry McEwen Wednes- day afternoon. The fastenings of the door of the wheelwright shop of William Keech, The Great Annual () o h Lwll —AT THE— Boston Dry Goods Store DANI!ELSON, - « - CONN. will be continued another week. Our big cut on the prices of the entire stock is of great importance to our customers. 0dd lots and Remnants will be closed out very cheap.to make room for Spring goods. It will pay out-of-town people to visit the store at this special time. The Hnshi_nliry Goods COMPANY, Danielson, Conn. JAMES E. KEECH, Manager. FEBRUARY The Bargain Month QOne ot Dress Goods now at ¥2 price. Royal Society Packages, Waists, Aprons, Doilies, including Material and Floss for working, now at 13 off. American Prints, the wash fabric *‘that is washable,” for one week, per yard S¥zc. 15¢ Collar Supports now 10c 0dd Belts 5¢ ““Trade with US and Save Money” i oat ISAAC. CHAMPEAU, Mgr. Putnam;_- = - -~ - - Conn. Agents ?hrghn da¥d Patterns. Bt s Lewando's' French Dyes and Cleanser. rance Sale on Center street, have been found to have been tampered.with on two dif- ferent nights this week. An Army of Burglars. Thursday a half dozen Danielson people were quoted as saying that they had heard rapidly driven teams leave the ‘borough about the time that the postoffice safe was blown Wednesday morning. If they all heard teams and all those teams were occupied by bur- glars, they must have left Danielson in about six different directions at one | and the same time. 3 It is said that there is to be lively competition in the ice business in Dan- ielson the coming summer. There will be an extra number of dealers looking for the local business this year, and all have a big supply of good ice. The special committee of the Ladies’ auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. is work- ing hard that they may have a good report to make in re; to new mem- bers gained at the annual banquet of the association, to be held on Washing- ton’s birthday. The wildcat recently shot near South Attorney Warren D. Chase of Hart- ford was in Danfelson Thursday. , Thomas Bradford has completed an improved reed setting machine for the z:utxker Reed company of Worces- / Unclaimed Letters. Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson postoffice: Dame Deline Dube, Albert Mrs, Albert White, Jack D A constitution and set for the newly organized Men’ of the Congregational church have been arranged. Mrs. George C. Boswell is receiving treatment at a Providence hospital. | On the Way South. Mr. and Mrs. E. H Jacobs are en route to Jacksonville, Fla., to spend several weeks in the south. Mrs. Victor Meurnier of Canada is visiting relatives in Danielson. _Mrs. O. W. Bowen is visiting rela- tives in Hartford for a few days. James C. French of Providence was a visitor with friends in Daniclson on | wilingly by Aden Tillimghast is now Urss LY. v 'g()(){’ - Mrs. C. S, Francis entertained the | the property of F. B. Bi e ielson, and is being mounted by Dana members of the Philathea class Wed- Shippee of East Kilingly. nesday afternoon. Mrs. A. E. Hall is 1l at her home in South Killingly. George Dunn of Worcester is visit- ing .at his home in Danielson, H. S. Keech has filled the ice houses at Alexander’s lake, the supply being of excellent quality. POSTOFFICE SAFE Opened by B;:tan Expert Thursday Morning—Ticklish Work of Remov- ing Nitro-Glycerine. It was a ticklish job that confronted the men who were to remove the charge of nitro-glycerine mestling within the door of the postoffice safe, where it had been placed by the safe- wreckers, but knowledge of a method helped solve the problem, and Thurs- day- morning the interior was again exposed to view. S. R. Sadlier of Boston, an employe the safe company, was the expert nt to Danielson to open the battered oors,but when he viewed the fuse that led to the unexploded charge he at first hesitated about going to work under such dangerous conditions, and sug- gested that a specialist in such work be summoned, He finally decided to go at it, and employ alcohol as a means of neutralizing the explosive effect of the nitro-glycerine. WEDDING. Attended Neff-Andrews Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bemis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Towne, Ray Pellett, Mise Myrtis Pellett and Chester Hutch- ins attended the wedding of Herebrt Neff and Miss Beatrice Andrews Providence, Wednesday, Mr. Hutchins being the groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. Neff are away on their ding tour, after which they will live in Dahiel- son. in Streets All lcy. The horses had a hard time of It Thursday as the streets of Danielson were co' the sleet storm of ing. It will be a y : the great fice storm of 1909, : . knocked down telegraph and telephone | & G Beckley, a local druggist, was poles in all sections of eastern Con- | o™ o and sesist r. Sadlier in necticut. | the work of removing the charge. The LIE fuse was first carefully withdrawn. Total Dividends of 84 Per Cent. Then into the opening where the dial The final dividend from the rec: spindle formerly rested the glass tube of the Connecticut Co-opetrative ings society has been paid to Daniel- son persons interested, payment amounting to 9 cents on the dollar. This makes a total of 84 per cent. de- ceived. “The Boy Problem” was thetopic of Rev, Clarence Barber at the Thursday ver fitted to a glass funnel was inserted, and about threg pints of alcohol pour- ed in. The alcohol saturated the pack- ing of nitro-glycerine soaked cotton that the burglars had stuffed in, kill- ing for the time being the danger of an explosion, and with the menace over- come, the removing of the charge was —_— e WATCHES Howard, Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin, for men, and some especially fine Imported Ladies’ Watches. DIAMONDS A dandy selection of Pins, Buttons, Scarf Pins, $6.00 and $15.00 to $500. Geo. E. Shaw, extra fine, with Rings from PUTNAM, CONN. The [.enten Diet This store makes a specialty of foods that are popular dur- ing Lent. The prices are as usual, low. ALSO: ‘ Fancy Head Carolina Rice, 3 Ibs.-for 25¢ Clean Broken Rice, 6 Ibs. for 25¢ Canned Asparagus, 25¢ Canned White Cherries. - 25¢ COME TO US AND SAVE MONEY The Danielson Cotton Co. Store, MAIN STREET, DANIELSON. {Phone orders filled. Cars stop on the corner opposite store. THE GREAT SALE The Great Bargains in Crockery, Enamel Ware, Tin Ware, Stationery, Glass Ware, Etc., are being picked up daily. We are putting others on sale to take their place. The price cutting goes on, the goods must be sold, stocks must be reduced, room must be made for our purchases in Dry Goods specialties and other goods. Don’t miss this opportunity. We are $elling some goods at 20 per cent. discount, some at 25 per cent. discount, some at 35c per cent. discount, and some at half price. Come early and often as we are going th;nuflh the entire stock, and different articles are put on sale nearly every day. All coods marked in plain figures on red tags. Just come in and see the goods, and the prices at this Combined Change in Business, Clearing Up and Make Room Sale at THE3 KEYSTONE § Danieison, Putnam, [ged | venir postcard ~ | the ewil of pairing, lier was a heavy one, and would have undoubtedly finished the opening of the outside doors. He stat- ed, however, that the strong box would ‘have resisted all attempts to open it and that it would is the property of C. H, Bacon, who leases the postoffice quarters to the government. FUTNAM Lincoln Memorial Sunday Planned— Grand Trunk’s New Plans a Disap- pointment Locally—Mrs. E. 8. Col- clough Writes from Para, Brazil. Louis Shaw of Bayonne, N. J., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Shaw, Henry Morse, who has been on a vaudeville tour for several weeks, is visiting at his home in this city. Lezum Chassey of New Bedford has been spending a few days in Put- nam. Rev. P, S. Irwin of Christ Episcopal church, Pomfret, officiated at St. Phil- ip’s mission in this city Thursday svening. Charles T. Thayer is doing well at the Day-Kimball hospital, after a sur- gical operation. - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lacroix, recent- 1y married in Oxford, Mass., are visit- ing friends in this city. Valentine Social for Grange. A committee of Putnans Grange has been named to arrange a. valentine party for the members next Monday evening. M. M. Dwyer has deen ill for the past few dng. Mr. and rs. Leroy H. Davenport, who were recently married in Cozad, Neb., are on their way east to visit friends in Pomfret. City Engineer F. Walden Wright has completed a book showing maps and sections of the Wocdstock cemetery. Edward Perrin of Woodstock is cut- ting for storage ice 16 inches thick. Lincoln Memorial Sunday. Sunday is to be observed at the Co gregational church as Lincoln mem: rial Sunday. The Sunday school will use a special opening exercise and the offering will be received for American Missionary society that does a great deal for the negro race. H The state police are rigidly enforcing the rules governing the equipment and arrangement of halls where moving picture shows are held. One new house In this city has ben obliged to delay its opening until these condi- tions are complied with. Collection of Bibles to Be Exhibited. Rev. Willtam Beard of Willimantic will come to Putnam next Wednesday to at the Congregational church on e Bible as Applied to Modern Life. A collection of old and new fam- ily Bibles is to be yed. The newly organized camp of Sons of Veterans in Putnam wi receive persons eligible for membership from surrounding towns. Putnam camp is the only one of the order in this sec- tion of the state, and it is hoped to build up & strong membership. Plan a Disappointment. Many in this section of eastern Con- necticut were disappointed Thursday when the aunouncement was made that the Grand Trunk railway’s plans for & new route into Providence did not benefit Danielson. It was hoped that the recently announced plan of buying the Providence and Danielson road would be adhered to, as that would have meant itives benefit to the towns in this end of the state. Un- der the new plan Connecticut is en- tirely cut out of the calculations. To Reside on Woodstock Avenue. Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Converse, for 27 years in charge of the Windham coun- ty temporary home for children, are to make their home on Woodstock ave- nue in this ecity after they relinquish their duties, about April 1 Handsome Pines of Forty Years’ Growth. Judge Harry E. Back of Danielson in a recent speech in this city called attention to the great number of beau- tiful pine trees that were set out in the vicinity of Alexander's lake forty ¥ Senator Sabin was one of the principal movers in the planting of this now beautiful growth of trees, one of the principal assets in making this the most delightful section in this county. The amount of criminal business to come before the March term of the superior court in this city promises to be- about the usual average for a ses- sion and the cases of about the same and . G. 3 Bates, who are*at Kissimmer, Fla., write that the ‘temperature down there is delightful | good roughly and that they are tho enjoy- ing the balmy climate, Mrs. Emma Shaw Colclough Reaches Brazil, George E. Shaw has received a sou- from Para, Brazil, an- nouncing the arrival of the steamer Blecher, on which Mr. Shaw’s sister, Mrs. Emma Shaw Colclough, is a pas- senger, making a southern tour. Another Legislative Evil. Now that legislature has 'abolished there is another abuse of legislative work which might well be taken up, and that is the case of the overbusy legislator who neglects ‘the public business for his own. He is the man. who covets the honor of go- inx 4o the legislatire, or who gets b2 elect: for some. personal t ‘closely allied with the public good. He cares little for the routine work of the house and dodges it whenever he can. He goes off gowntown and makes ar- rangements to be called by telephone when there is a rollcall imminent upon some nt measure, and then he hurries up to the statehouse and rush- Lee & Osgood’s White Pine and Tar cures Coughs and Colds. Price 25c a bottle. { Lee’s Kidney Pills cures Backache, Rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Lee’s - Liver Granules cures Constipation, Stomach and Liver Troubles. Price 25c. These three remedies are Household Necessities. They not only relieve the ailment but cure it. The Lee & 0Osgood Co. 131-133 Main Street, NORWICH, CONN. If your druggist does not keep these preparations, order direct by malil. febldaw i i ! ¢ d o L1 from the house. So they registéred at rollcall, while time they are grossly neglecting ti other duties in connection with lative work. If the legislature can oorrect evil it will do 'well.. Almost as it did when it abolished thi evil. If men elected to the court do not care 10 sttend to duties of the position, jet them giv someone else a chance to go there, men who have a. y for an pride in to it.—Newburyport News. A boy ten years old has been made a life member of a 'woman suffrage club in Greenwich, Conn. He s the child of one of the club’s members. GEO. A. DAVIS We have in stock a good supply of Valentine Crepe Paper, Napkins and Lunch Sets, Cardboard, Red Hearts and other ‘specialties for Washington’s Birthday and s i i eis: Valentine parties. Washington Scere Cards, Cengress Playing Cards with Washingtow Backs, Hatchets for Dinner Cards and Score Cards. A full line of Congress | Cards, showing all the new designs. SPECIAL PRICE A Picture Back Playing Card, four des signs in 8lip Cases, at 25c per paciky GEO. A. DAVIS, 25-29 Broadway feblodaw BUSINESS DIRECTORY Of Eastern Connecticut. NORWICH FIRMS AUTOMOBILEE STATION, 8. dJ. B‘l’ou'l 6 gtll l‘l" an cycle Repalring. chine Woyrk. Jobhlnx‘.“ BOTTLER cor. 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