Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 22, 1910, Page 7

weather. Sevin's partly | thy Soing the work with on Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Monday: . 43 30.00 Mixed or Plain. gm D5 s B i pe i Highest P Quarts 40c Pints 25¢ Comparisons. Predictions for Monday: Rain; south EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT Sevin’s Monda; clearing, ing; wing to_southwest winds. y’s weather: Rain, followed by followed by rain in the even- d south. Sun, Moun una Tiles. Moon 1 mises®"sets. || Fafin. | %6202 m. || & m DRUG STORE 5.31 510 Six_ho Recoveril —Villa In the Monday today. ARE "~ Kick—Washington's Birthday Exer- cises—Death of Samuel C. Campbel exercises, recitatioris and essavs, in the different rooms, in observance of Washington's Dbirthday. urs after high water it 1s low tide, which Is followed by flood tide. GREENEVILLE - ng from Effects of Horse's ge Mention. Greeneville grammar school and in .St. Mary’s parechial school on there were interesting spectal including - patriotic _songs, Both schools will be closed OBITUARY Samuel C. Campbell. The death of Samuel Charles Camp- tell occurred at his home, Central avenue, on Monday morning at No. 378 y night in had a vl’"‘”“& from the grand officers and a degree team fro: Stamtora aerle, No. 513, to G0 the work. ~Nearly 100 members and_vis- 1tors had seats in the hail when Wor— President . Percy Armstrons called the meeting to order. After opening exercises the Stamford de- team took in hand « elass of ten, impressiveness under the direction of Capt. R. D, Mil- ler. The following were the other members of the team: John Sheshan, ‘Willlam Hennessey, Joseph Demarco, Charles Tierney, James Morris, John Finley, Fred Cavalare, Charles Par- sarro, Frank Langworthy, R. Musca- tele and James Bonom. Visiting officers were State President James F. Dewey, Torrington. No. 974 Deputy~Grand President John J. Bohls, Stamford, N6. 579; State Secretary Peter J. Conlin, New Haven, No. 242; Past President James Teviin, New London, No. 584: Samuel J. Offen, New London, No. 594; Worthy President ‘Willam L. White, Nek London, No. 594; Past Worthy Preésident Charles F. Beck, Worthy Vice President Lester ‘Wagner and Worthy Conductor Fred Ress of the Stamford aerie. ‘When the work was over Worthy President Armstrong pleasantly wel- comed the visiting officers before call- ing upon them for speeches. Those who responded emphasized in a strik- ing way the magnificent history of the spoke - were Deputy President Bohls, State Presi- ey, State Secretary Conlin, Past Presidént Beck, Vice 14 Wagner, Conductor Ress and Captain Wil " M Suitid acein o) president, who was expects a | telegram ' from Falls' that he was detained by a freight wreck. One of MacDougald’s _flne oyster chowders was seryed at the opening of the social session, and a clever exhibi- tion wrestling bouts was given by Jack McGrath, the Irish Giant, and Dan Murphy of the Philadeiphia Ath- letics. They were uded. Tim Sullvan was referes Steve Coffey timekeeper. Among iber af mausical selections was the To. the End of the World With You, ly rendered by John J. Sullivan. . The committee in °h"§:1:°r the ‘evening comprised Henry igh, John Fitz- gerald, E. Percy Armstrong, Frank Zurowski, Henry _Clements, Vincent Payment, Tom Slattery, Charles Dres- chier. FAVOR CAPTAIN HAGBERG FOR OFFICE OF MAJOR. New London Company Officials Will Vots for Him—Captain Smith is a Candidaté. Captain _Smith of Greenwich is a candidate for the office of major in the Coast Artillery corps, it is learnéd, but as yet there are no others besides Cap~ tain Hagbarg and Captain Smith. The New London companies are in favor of Captain Hagberg for the office, as he iz the senior captain, excepting Captain Connor of New London, who is not a candiadte, and again it is felt the office shoul come to this part of the state. The appearance of Captain Smith in the - contest will make it a close one, but the suppdrters of Cap- tain_ Hagberg believe he will be suc- cessful. On Monday evening there was an informal meeting of the officers and non-commissioned officers of the Third company, C. A. C. at the home of Captain Hagbers. Matters of interest to the company were discussed and & pleasant time enjoyed. — BOARD OF RELIEF HAS . A COMPLETED ITS HEARINGS Remainder of Month Will Be Devoted to Getting Lists Into Shape and Viewing Property. On Monday the board of relief held the last of their hearings, it being the first_time they have held hearings on the 21st. There were several who ap- peared before the board on the final ay. in all there were 250 or more who appealed to the board for relief. The largest amount represented in asking for a reduction was that of the Unit- ed States Finishing company, the of- ficers of which appeared and ‘asked to have the $100,000 addition removed. There were others who considered their lists were too high, some declar- ing they would willingly sell for what they are in at. s The remainder of the month will be spent in lovking over the property about which complaint has been made and in fixing up the lists where the changes have been made s0 that report will be finished by the first o “tnjured His Feot. Michael Sheehan, engineer for the it L g B 00t T - inder head y morning about 530 o'clock. He laid the first stone on ‘the % ted to finish laying the 188t one, wantec i ‘owing to this accident will mwfln_m huvaflmrmx-\ ment. chan is known to be one of the best engineers in tite business and his friends are sorry to know of his mishap. TAFTVILLE Electric Motors and Transformers Re- “_ ceiyed By Ponemah Company—Vil- ‘ lage Mention. The Ponemah company on Monday received additional elecirical _equip- ment required by the big weave shed on Norwich avenue. The shipment in- cluded a transformer. and two motors of about 375 horespower each, The dynamo which came with the steam turbine some time ago will furnish the electric current at a voltage of 2,300, and the transformers will be used to step this down to 110 volts for the electric lighting of the new shed. The two motors are to be cou- pled to the shafting and Wil run the looms. Funeral of Young-Son. ‘The funeral of Harold Godreau, the two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gocdreau of Riverside, was held from their home on Monday morning. Burial was in the Sacred- Heart ceme- tery and Undertaker Grant was in charge, Personal News. A letter addressed to Miss Ange- line Cono is unclaimed at the Taftville postoffice, Philip Cormier of Brooklyn, N. Y., has been visiting relatives on Provi- dence street. Miss Gertrude Lieper of Slatef ave- nue is with relatives in Waterford for several weeis. At Maennerchor hall, Saturday night, What it Has Done Do For You. ‘We have testimonials by the hun- dreds showing ali stages, kinds and de- Brees of piles which have been cured y_Pyramid Pile Cure, . 2 It you could redd these. unsolicited letters you would no doubi go to the nearest (grug store and buy a box of Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price ffty cénts. We do not ask you to do this. Send us your name and address and we will send you a sample by mail free. We know what the trial package whl do. In many cases §t bas eured piles without further treatment. gIf it Droves its value to you order ‘more from your druggist, at 50c a box. This is fair, is it not ? 'Simply fill out free coupon below and mail today, No knife and its torture; no doctor and his bills, FREE PACKAGE COUPON Fill out the blank lines below awith your name and address, cut out coupon and: mail to the PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 241 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Micn. A sam- ple of the great Pyramid = Pile Cure will then be sent you at ance by mall, FREE, In plain wrapper. Name Street ..... City and State . ESaa—————— ington April 12, 1865, the oldest son of Fred and Fanny Bccleston Milier. He was married in October, 1890. to Grace Armstrong of Lebanon, where they lived for a time His patlent, hopeful spirit was shown this three years of illness, which he bore with Christian resignation. My. Miller is_survived: by his wite and two sons, Merton E. and Earl F Miller, also by his father, Frederic Miller’ of Poquetanuck, and two ers, Wilton Miller of Norwich Tow and Chester Miller of Poquetanuck. News from All Points. ‘William K¥rancis Tufts of Willimah- tic was at his home on Otrobando road for the week-end. Miss Helen Corrigeux of Otrobando avenue has returned after two weeks visit with her aunt in New Haven. Miss Edith Bushnell went on Mon- day to Hartford, where she wil be the guest of friends for a few days. e ..Bhe Pnrtnnust'ilcllell COMPANY TODAY in commemoration of WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY No Seam 2-quart Water Bottle 9 Cents See window display. We Guarantee the Quaality. The Lee & Osgood Co. 131-133 Main Street, NORWICH, CONN. | Large Shipments of Carriages and Har arriving every day There is man tes. talk them over THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0 Bath Street Come in and look b fob Our New Ladies’ Gril on the fir of the floor 520 o'clock, at the age of 43 years. He had been a sufferer from tuber- culosis for some time and for three weeks his illness had confined him to the hou Mr. Campbell was the son of Sam- (. uel Campbell, now deceased, and Ann Duncan Campbell, and was born in St. John's, New Brunswick, on Decem- ber 9. 1867. The past 35 years of his life had been passed in Greemeville, where he was for a'time employed. at the plant of the Norwich Bleaching & Dyeing Co. and ater for 17 years was a carpenter for Hugh Blackledge another social and dance was enjoved, the Imperial orchestra giving music. Miss Maggie Maltland of Clinton, ass., is visiting Mr and Mrs. Arch. bald Torrance of Providence street. WENT TO JAIL. P. F. Kelly Was Fired at by Super- numerary Murphy in-the Trouble on the West Side. In the city court Monday morning, Attorney A. B, Davies acted was pros- ecutor and P_TF. Kelly, known as Pete Kelly, was presented, charged with breach of the peace and resisting an officer. He was fined $3 and costs for the latter, his bill amounting to $14.19, and he went to jail. _There were many next mofnth, RESERVOIR IS RISING, GAIN OF EIGHT INCHES! Was at 120 Inches Below High Water Mark on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Fitch Dolbeare were guests on Sunday of Mr. Dolbear's brother, L. J. Doibeare of Plain Hill, Malil orders, add 10¢ posta feb22daw MISS M. C. ADLES, Hair, Scalp and Face Specialist CONSCIOUS AND EMBARRASSED. So any woman ‘feels who realizes that her bair is her weak feature, a thin wisp, when fashion demands abun- dance. Did you know that your hair ze. WAUREGAN HOUSE Is Now Open. CLOSING OUT Pyrography Wood Irving Bushnell and William Rogers spent Sunday in _Lisbon with Mr. Bushnell's mother, Mrs. Henry Bush- nell, Henrv L'Heureux, who has been ill with rheumatism at the home of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Davignon, has re- overed and has joined his parents in Miliimantic. John Phillips was prevefited by ill- ness from making his regular trip to THE PARKER-DAVENPOR Supt. E. L. Burnap visited Fairview reservolr on Monday and found that the water was 120 inches below high water mark, a gain of éight inches since Saturday. There is @ good stream coming in from Meadow brook, whete Miss Eunice Northrun, who Is teach- ing in [ebanon, is at her home on Wauwecus hill over Washington's birthday. Mrs. Irving Bushnell entertained make_tmpedits SN SHL 5L 200 - AjiZawson. Alfguus.aré used, LI o Among th resent were Miss Viola ’ : y Hoaet 0o there is a big atraction in the shape dlhan Morelle has the pretty illus- ong those pi 3 oclock, ~Carriages will|cenaant to answer calls day or night. demonstrafion. . e it- | trated . Love M it. | Woodmansee, Miss Ismbel Douglass, | meet the eleotric car from Norwich of moving pictures, showing the Unit Ta. song, e Me Just a Little Bit. Edwin Vergason,| arriving at South Windham at decs1d & Co. sam J. circle of ‘brings sorrow. and en affectionate Drother. He is survived by. his mother, with whom he lived, one brother, Will- D Campbell of Watertown, Mass.,, and three sisters, Mrs. Frank Q. Smith of Laurel Hill, and Mrs. Ra- chef Olin and Miss Martha Camipbell of_Greeneville. Possessed_of many excellent char- acteristics, Mr. Campbell had a wide friends to whom his passing He was a good son He was a member of St. Andrew’s church arfi pelonged to the Carpenters’ union and Court Quinebaug, Foresters of Ameri- to hear the case. While the accused and Supernumerary C. Murphy were having trouble, the prisoner got away, and to stop. him a shot was fired, which quickly brought him to a halt. MEDICAL SOCIETY. Norwich Doctors Entertained by Dr. P. J. Cassidy, Who Read a Paper. On Monday evening the Norwich Medical society at its monthly meeting was entertained by Dr. P. J. Cassidy bullding. the water is within three feet of .the spillway, so that quite a obdy of water ‘will be added to the reservoir yet. The department is busy now install- ing meters, and there are 500 placed in the city at present. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Motion Pictures and Vaude With a capacity house at the Mon- day matinee and a crowd that made the Auditorium stop selling tickets for the evening performance, that theater Taftville on the Adams express team Monday, and his place was taken by ‘Winton Robinson. Misses Bertha ‘and Lina Kenyon of Moosup and Fred ire, €lement Hurteau and Arthur fleur of Willi- mantic were Visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. #H. Kenyon on Sunday. There were a number of Taftville people, including some basketball play- ors, at the game in Jewett City Mon- day evening betweéen the Boston Col- lege girls’ team and Jewett City. her brother. Nathan Bushnell, and her aunt. Mrs. Mary Burdick of Danielso on Sunday at her home on the Scot- land road. A. T. Gardmer's steam sawmill, hich has been in use on Freeman mith's woodlot, has moved to Bog meadow, - where wood _belonging to Charles Browning and John Stott will be cut. Mr. and Mrs. James Butler of Old Cemefery lane and Mrs. Butler's fa- Miss Anna ther, John Bullin, with can be MATCHED PERFECTLY, matter what the shade? Rely on M Adlés’ well known skill, If you b Qefects, which render you uncomf able and conspicuous! * She will be in Norwich all this week. NORWICH—Wauregan House. NEW YORK—210 West 111th 8t. Telephone 470. teb21d TURBAN BRAIDS TURBAN FRAM THE NEW Turban Pins and Barr Hair Work of all Delivered to Any Part of Norwich &b the Ale that 18 acknowledged to be the Chirepedy, F fonr o his ofice fn the Buswell did a record business for the present There were fifteen in attendance, and Prepont. Murphy and George Mullin, spent = ¥ 2 w u L Recovering from Horse's Kick. an interesting paper on diseases of the | 4507 on Monday night, and elso €ur” | guyuel Trudeau, son of Mr. and | Sunday with relatives in Baltic, They | best on the market — HANLEV'S| Shampooing and Scalp Raymond. Clark, the 15 year old son | thYToild gland was regd by Dr. Cassidy, | {206 > ToCord, breaker 'R e OTCr” |y “jrank Trudeau, returned fo the | returned pome on the car which so | PEERLESS. A telephone 'order wil S of Semuel Clatk, who was Kicked full | 0d & discussion followed. It was re< | (i7os * The bill was packed. full wof | the school for the deaf and dumb at | narrowly escaped jumping the track | receive prompt attention. 5 ported that there are many cases of | (UTS TS DU WS Packed TULIOLL Hartford on Monday, being accompa~ D. J.° McCORMICK, 30 Franklin St. Manicuring pected. in his 1 or six si Pope-Hartford —AND THE— Maxwell ORDER NOW. 45-toot We have the cars in stock and can Gai Dr. Wi M. B. RING, TS PO hospital do some work. horse’s hoof broke off nine teeth, frac- tured his upper jaw, and cut a_ gash dicitis two weeks ago. in the mouth by a horse at his home in Preston last Thursday afternoon, is recovering as rapidly as can be ex- He is able to be out and can The blow from the ower lip which required five titches_to close. He was at- tended by Dr. Newton P. Smith. Mr Clark is now taking liquid food First Target Practice. At the regular meeting of St An- drew's chapter, Knights of St. on Monday evening, the members had their first target practice on ‘heir new Paul, range in the church cellar, which is lighted by gas. the fixtures having been put in by Albert Andrews ng Rapidly at Hospital. illiam C. McLaughlin is gain- ing rapidly in strength at the Backus after an operation for appen- It is fully ex- measles and grip about the city. At the close of the evening a collation was served. TALK FOR CHILDREN. Mrs. J. J Field Will Speak in Tem- perance Cause. Mrs. J. J. Fields, one of the leading will talk on temperance at the meet- ing of the Loyal Temperance legion, ~which is the junior branch of the Wo- man’s Christlan Temperance umion. AT BROADWAY THEATER. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. At the Broadway theater this week ed States military tournamnent at To- ledo. Ohio, last summer, commanded by Major General F. D. Grant of the United States army. This congress of 4,000 regulars presents all depart- class Barto & McCue, a team of Herculean heavyweight gymnasts, give a wonder- ful exhibition of strength and train- ing which brings out applause for ev- ery clever move and display of mus- cle’ For the playlet on the Dill, there is My Lady Raffles, put on by Ann Crow & Co., to the entire acceptance of those who see the work of the cast line and has his audience screaming with laughter from onme end of his turn to the other. In their big feature ‘illusion act, Nafad & Co. present one of the best spectacular acts that has been seen on the Auditorium_ stage, while their toe dancing is of the finést and their big scenic production is alone worth the price of admission. The Auditorfum duo also contributes to the bill a delightful numben in their selection, Because You're You. The moving pictures are of a high order, reproducing some of the Shakespear- dramas. nled by his motier. He was prevented from returning at the usual time Dy an attack of measles. NORWICH TOWN Surprise Party for Clement Bushnell —Death of Ertis A. Miller—Personal Mention. . s five friends, among whom were a num- Der from Yantic and Franklin. Many. merry games were played. Plano solo: by Miss Martha Brown and duets by Miss Brown and Clement Bushnell gave much pleasure. Cake, ice cream. frult and candy wore served towards the close of the evening. The happy evening was the plan of Miss Edith Douglass and Miss _Gladys Miner. William Douglass, ‘Whitney Vergason, Theodora Brown, Bello Miller and Danlel Gore; also Edna and Harold Bentley and Bessie Marris_of Yantic, Benjamin Davis of MINER—_In Waterford, Feb. 19, John V. Miner, aged $6 years. AVERY—In Waterford, Feb. 19, George W. Avery, aged 77 years. CAMPBELIL—In Greeneville, Feb. 21, Samuel C. Campbell. aged 43 years. Notice of funeral hereafier. BROWNING—At the lhome of daughter, Mrs. A. H. Tanner, 1910, 1910, her in dey, Feb. 23, at 2 p. m. MILLER—In Norwich Town. Feb. 20, Breis Avery Miller, in his 46th year. Funeral from his late residence. 165 ‘West Town street, Wednesday after- noon at Z o'elock. Burlal at Maple- Wood cemetersy. LARRABEE At Windham, Conn.. Fe 21, 1910, Henry Larrabse, aged years and 10 month. o'clock.” Burial at Gales Ferry Wed- nesday between 1 -and 2 o'clock. Please omit flowers SPICER—In Lebanon (Scolt Hill), Feb. 20, Eleazer B. F. Spicer, in his 78th may29d Shea & Burke Funeral Directors The Gibson Toiet Comp: Sulte 26, Central Bldg., Representativeof the GO throush a tube, as hig mouth is in a | temperanice workers of the county, will | in_this little drama, Brooklyn, Coni., Feb. 20, 1910, Atrs. A ot painfully tender condition. It is ex- | speak to the children of New London| Senator Frank Ball, with a reputa- | On Saturday evening, Clement Bush- | Hiram Browning of Preston City. AND WIN CORSET. Appr pected in_two weeks' time he will | Wednesday afternoon at the Hunting- | tion as the original town constable, s | mell of Huntinngton avenue was gen- | Funeral services be held at her designers of fashion. probably be able to eat as usual. ton Street Baptist church. Mrs. Fields | one of the biggest hits in the comedy | uinely surprised by a party of twenty- | jate home in Preston Clty Wednes- Embalmers Every woman afforde Opportunity of a test fitt teb12d In order to enable us to more promptly attend to our increasing busi- ness, we have fitted up elegant funeral pariors in the Hendrick Block, Mer- chants’ Ave, Taftville, and will keep constantly on hand a good stock of uneral Supplies and an efficlent at- Speciai Bargais\ on Bedding SHEA & BURKE, 37-41 Main St Norwich, C § Merchants’ Ave., Taftvilie, 'C. s pected that the doctor will be able to [ ments of the service in actual opera- | ean and other celebrated Franklin and Gurdon Miller of Nor- year. Y leave the hospital in nother week. Tion, and is @ most Instructive and b wich. Prayer at his late home s an tOVC\ teresting series of pictures. It contin- Hickey. . Appointsd Trustes morning, Feb. at 10.30, iy gt e B OBITUARY. Vices at Scott Baptist chursh at i ¢ Personls. "B;V T e, Delmar Clark and |, BY, Beferee in Bankruptcy Amos A. 11 o'clock. Burial in. ¥antic ceme- 2 2 THIS Wi UCCESS usually depends Miss Allce Malone has returned | v o Ravaore Delmar Clark and| prowning, Charles E. Hickey has been Ertis Avery Wil tery. e a]"“[]g tn 108, P S— Vi home after visiting relatives in Willi- | oy 2 ey appointed trustee of the insolvent es s 5. ONELL—In Taftyille, 19, 1910, » on the training—failure on the lack of it. Business men want ekilled service and ars willing to pay for it. If you are not in the skilled class, you eannot be doing your best. We can help you do your best. mantic. were gu Sunday. Miss J her home in Springfield, Mass. spending @ week as the guest Mrs, James Kilday and son James ests of Plainfleld relatives on ennie Twomey has returned to after Miss interred. Travelers’ Requisites TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND LEATHER BAGS. de arms The w Our stock comprises all that is new and novel in this jine of goods. The a woman whese husband Just been “My sister” came in solemn tones from the clergyman, “I know dat dis is a sreat grief dat’s overtaken yo'. All de same, though, you is compelled to mourn de loss o dis one who was yo' companion an’ partner in life. soles yo' wif de assurance dat dere is anudder who sympathizes wif yo' In I con- o’ unfailin’ love.” idow looked up at him through her tears, +“Who is he?’ she finally asked —Harper's Weekl; Should Help Some. Fixed It” in a laughable manner, show- ing the trying experienecs of a newly married couple during the first month. Mavolio on the slack wire is a clev- er performer, and does a number of juggling stunts while balanced on the wire. Fentelle and Valorie in songs and comedy furnish a happy number, which calls forth much applause. wheel. He will not be able to work for several days. Seriously Il Robert Mahoney is seriously ill at his home, in Spring street. His condi- tion on Monday night was said to be about the same as for the past day or two. He is partially paralyzed. SilverThreads Amongst the Gold “Darilng, I am frowing old, siiver threads among the gold shine upon my brow teday, 1ife s fading tate of Perrine & Stevenson, liquor dealers of New London. Patrick L. Shea, Stephen J. McMahon, and Attor- ney Marion R. Davis have been ap- pointed appraisers. fatd e SRS R Principal Tirrell to Speak. Members of the Johu Winthrop club of New London will celebrate Wash- William Slattery Improved. ‘William Slattery of New London, bar tender at the Crocker- house, formerly of this city. who has been at Liberty, N. ¥, several —weeks, - undergoing treatmient for tuberculosis, returned to New London Saturday. -much improv- ed. Mr. Stattery will probably return to the’ health resort in a few weeks. Home from Jamaica. Géorge N. Cross has returned from a stay of six weeks at Jamaica and other “southern .points.. He had a de-. lightful time, stopping on ‘the return Ertis Avery Miller, whose death oc- curred on Sunday at his home on West Town street, was born in Nerth Ston- Stomach Dead .. Man Still Lives digesiors, are killing their stomac! by inaction just as surely the vi tim of morphige is deadening and in- juring beyond repair every nerve in his body. ‘What the stomach of every sufferer from indigestion needs Is a good pre- scription that will build up his stom- ach, put strength, energy and elastic- ity into it, and meke it sturdy enough 1 diest o Rearsy meal without ari- ficial y The best prescription for indigestion ever. written. is sold by druggists everywhere and by The Lée & Osgood Co., and is rigldly to build George H. O'Nell, agod 36 years. Funeral from his late home on School street, Taftville, Tuesday morning Feb. 2. at £.30. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart church at 3 o'ciock. CARD OF THANKS. ‘We, the undersigned, wish to express feb22d . CHURGH & ALLEN 5 Main Strost, Funeral Directors Don’t fail to come and our prices. Schwartz Bro < 41 Willow SI. We are now taking orders for Spring werk. Our Wall Decorators are arriv- All Commercial Branches. s ‘ Katherine Donovan of Page street. Injured His Hand. L oy s, our thanks for the sympathy shown | ing and many new things WIll| covpieTe Home rFumn Catalogue for the asking. On Monday morning while loading | & Jieres ; Sipel s o |0 (B esd s word Bmvine Sumepant g Ty N T lumber at Chappell's vard Jeremiah | of songs will be rendcred and @ good |ach, fermentation of food. . d oot pia Gl (gl - aiil i 9-11 Water Street v minister in a southern | Crowloy jamed his hand badly as he p 5 . ntribute 3 a. town ‘was much moved by the gricf of | was patting & plece of timber on th | festvitiens o 7 o Who attend the [atter eating and indigestion, and seel| TmIDWARD MACHT AND FAMILY. Also Lace Curfains, Uphol-| ... slery Goods amd Shade work. Janldd Special Pric FOR 10 DAYS ONLY On Tailor-made Su S. LEON, Semi-Annual Sale On our entire line of Buitings and Overcoatings we are offering 2 15 por cent. discount during the next 30 days. Come early and Fight place to buy is where you know | _Carri T fast ‘way Thus rumg e o the old. oid somgs. hey ire reliable That 1s why the | Bresident Batt by FBromatms Tk Of | e 1a aivase 8 nots of mdnms and rret s | 3¢ Havana -and- Miami, Fla. - In both | Up the stomach and cure indigestion, have first choic Ladles® Tallor, 278 Matn bulk of Norwich's trunk business | hime Birmingham AgeHerai. tached to the. coming ot gray heir prematurdy, ss | PI3Ces he found several acquaintanees, [ OF money back. AL 5 2 4 e = e if the, hand of time were Futhlessy checklag off the 5 i g oarnd: ; et 71 Ladies' Wrist Bags, Pocket Books. T T e . Universalists May Purchase. and iy "sola in small “abiet form it mba mers THE JOHNSON C0.. T and all kinds of novelties in leather Famedy nay_mecn cxplolied for the metariuk of gray | Tl Uniyersalist socisty at s meeting | IAge boxes for only 50 cente fec D Merchant Tailors, 65 Broadway, . halr to Its matural color. tut e one that has | C3lled fof next Monday night will con- | TRECPST e BICE By B0 Chapman’s Suilding. HECKER’ soods. 3 The Shetucket Harmess Co. WM. C. BODE, Prop. ool e 1 ot yeurs and proved tho Taost pleas: e Am relable, 10 HAY'S HATR MEALTH. Tum e fies fparstion. suoseds Whire others all It 14.0ne of tuese safe and dependable remedies sider the purchase of of. Broadway church, in Broadway, new church. ‘parish house he Cnnn?flon‘l L a site for their tain_ingredients that glve quick reliet (other than strong digesters). but they 6 Compotnded Tor.® the Durpose. of the stomach stroug and ener- Lady Assistant. Telephone call 373-8, Prepared Buckwheal and Paucake Flour —— OPEN— Telephone $65-4. 7 s HAT S RATE R sy wtlc. Songh 10- 00 ita Henry B, Chureh. W, Smith Alles fevsa 2 ‘Unforgettable. o e 3 N e . RIS TE| it SRRt R T BeleHOff Cafe| v ARWILS. e o e T e | medtier (L0 yencs e/=110. Q1€ | wims i 70 Franklin St. tin Bidg. [l % oisanitly ol eimectivety. AT vatite KING QUALITY SHOES)| " e e v LADIES’ KID GLOVES, 25c a pair. ‘The place t0 buy Rempants and Dress Special Sale! of all kinds is at the REMNANT 3 79 West Main St. next to Telepbone 643-3. druggists sell for Shc and & dollar. Boolet con- taining fsher information on the “Care of the Hair’ will be forwszded for %c by the Phlle Hay Speclaltios Co., 30 Clinton S, Newark, N. J. U. 5oa o Pharmaey. Lee & Osgood, ey Torotten aix 3 atior he 1ecs oMo si ~anlm£%‘ 7 T 3 Sece the new styles in patent gun metal, button and laced, $3.50 and §4.00." The shoe of shoes for men. Sald jonly by usiness Men's Lunch a speciaity. Also Regular Dinner, fifty cents. 159 HAYES BROS. Frops. R. N. GILBERT GRAY, formeriy at Modge's Stable, Is » cuted in rear of Franiiin Tel. 674 = PHERE 18 no sdvertining madivg tern Conneolicut sgual to The i in for business results, o TR T B N Nkt X ‘epmay. O Tas B ke s