Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 25, 1910, Page 6

INDUSTRIAL nn‘srmlrm. Westcely Branch. Cypital . . Three Mi Dollars Surplus . «.. Three Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Aqumuh. Liberal, courteous and qfichnl l- ta ‘management. Established 1901 Harold L. Wells, O. D.. Optometris: Defestive vision corrected by the prop er sdjastment of lenses. Room 9, Fos ter Langworthy Block, Westerly. R s [IAMONDS It will pay you well to get our prices on diamoénds, loose or mounted, before purchasing. CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Jewein EEAVY AND IIGHT EARNESS MADE BY HAND. Hand Made Work is Our Speciaity. Wlip- -nd all Harness Supplles car g-« Factory Made rness tock "ag luoo and ‘up. N. H. SAUNDERS. Removed to 44 West Broad Street. Jysoa Impeorted Dinner Ware We are opening: new patterns in China Dinner Sets, our vwn importa- tion. We are showing over forty Open | Stock Patterns, decorations and shapes not to be found elsewhere. We deliver free to all outr customers, STANTON’S BAZAAR. Westerly, R. I. BABIES! Boon they will be big boys ana girls and their baby faces will be.only a memory. Bring the bables and I will catch_thetr smiles. STILES, The Photographer, Brown Building, =« Westerly, R. I Telephone 847. Iy2sa Fuy Your Shoes and Hosiery ang get a coupon on the Piano to be given away at PURTILL’S, “ON THE BRIDGE.” Iy22a LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MARKET on the river: no dust: no odor; every thing wholesome and clean. All kinds ¢f Fresh Fish and Sea Foods in their season. Market 171 Main Street, West erly. foot of Cross street. Tel. 343 Give us a callL augl4d tcuring, Dermatology. Shampooing. Burgeon Chiropodist, Scalp 'lrelt-‘ ment, Hair Dressing. MRS. M. L EELLS frefessioral Wasseuss, Hody end Fecial Wassage Hfllr Goods a specialty. Fine Violet Good: 54 Maln St Westerly, R. T ivzsa Telephone 490. WESTERLY’S LEADING CLOT.. . STORE— R. G. Bliven & Co., On the Bridge. REGAL SHOE AGENCY. We give S&H Green Trading S 3 with all purchases. S gl Merumenta! Works I will guarantee to make a monu- ment at the lowest’ pcssible cost con- * sistent with good work. My exper:- ence of vears I~ at your service ALEXANDER HOBERTSON. Oak St., near High, Westerly, R. 1 L 2roprietor of the g Stillman Carrisge Co. Ceggswell St.. Westerly. R. L Carry the largest stock of new and second hand carriages and wagons. Also a full line of harnesa and parts of harness. Carriage repair- Ing and painting and -ntc;m::pmle‘1 pal;}l- ing. e29. For Electrical Supp and Construction, see IS ROBERT M. HISCOX.& CO.,| Tel. 497. . 62 Main St, FOR SALE. Two seven-room cottages, situated in Westerly. different pdrls of the compact part of ‘Westerly, 1., each having 60 foot! street fmvxt and both having vacant land adjoining that _can be secured at reasonable prices if a purchaser de- sires. Both having heat_ electric lights, modern plumbing. Inspection invited. Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., febldd Westerly, R. L Gillesple treatment of the halr and .nlv. ctires failing hair, baldness, ecze- | dandruff and other irritations, itche lns bur"llng etc. Endorsed by leading l’."o’i?;’x"}‘"'r hg‘mpooesi dry treatments. reatments manicure Miss I Ty omas, High_ St., 5 T Building (I'p Stair: ANNOUNCEMENT. Haviug purchased the studio of A. A. Scholfield, - 30 Main street, we are ready to prove to tha people of Westerly and vicinity our ability to do the very best work A beautiful ‘16x20 water colored portrait of \au&.sel! illvert‘ n-e;.: with every doz- en cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co. Westerly. 3 e?3d City Pharmacy TRY OUR ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE ICES While Waiting for “our Car, flqbgan'al St. Westerly R. 1 The Washington Trust Co., WESTERLY, R. L Capital eeeseieenss $200,000 Surplus ... $200,000 Executes Trusts. Pays interest on Deposits. Good sc rvice— Consicderate attention mre’ guaraateed the patrons of this ia- | stitution. See my new samples of Fall and ter Woolens. Win Custom Made Suits $12.50 and up J. F- PELLEGRINY, No. 4 Maln St., Westerly. Cleaning, Pressing and Repu!ring. Iy28d % MURIGE \V. r& o Stres ; i | GEO. L. STILLMAN, |i _ Fotter- -Lansworthy photograph | ¢ declsd rrospecn of ew lm!udry Provided satisfactory arra.ngemenu can be, made within three months there will be employment for five hun- dred more people in Westerly, It is understood that Warren O. and Louis W. Arnold, proprietors of the West- erly wooien mills property, located in the towns of Westerly and Stoning- ton, in the section known as Still- manville, have expressed willingness to sell their mill property at the tax- able valuation, which is about $105,000. F. W. Batty, representing the Pawca- ‘tuck Woolen mills at Potter Hill, is considering taking over the plant and combine the two industries under one management, and if this is done assur- ance is given that at least five hun- dred will be emplioyed in the Arnold mills within three months, which would be ‘of great benefit to the town of Westerly. In order tc bring about this change and better the industrial conditions of the town, it has been suggested that citizens of Westerly should aid in se- curing the much desired industrial in- crease, by subscribing for stock in the added industry, so a proposition to that effect is to be put up to the board of trade. to ascertain just what the citizens wiil do towards improving local business affairs. There was a meeting of the board of trade committee on trades and man- ufacturers in the conference room of lthe ‘Westerly public library Thursday afternoon. Thomas Hope, superin- | tendent of the Pawcatuck woolen mill, explained the situation to the com- mittee and outlined what it would be necéksary for the board of trade to do in order to materially add to the in- | dustrial interests of the town. This committee could take no definite ac- tion, but assured Mr. Hope that the proposition looked good and would be -taken before the éxecutive board with the lest possible delay, and hoped that action favorable to the proposition would be take: There was a hngthf to the merits of the bill pending in the legislature relative to the placing o!l children in homes, at the fifteenth an- nual meeting of the Rhode Island As- sociation of Overseers of the Poor, in Providence Thursday. This organiza- tion is composed of past and present overseers of the poor in the several towns of the state, the Westerly mem- bers being Kthan Wilcox, John B. Brown and Ellery Barber. | ~Mr. Wilcox succeeded Samuel H. i Cross, who* had held the office for many years, in June, 1891, and was a charter member of the state associa- tion.. In 1901, Mr. Wilcox detlined renomination and Mr. Brown was elected his successor. Mr. Brown, in June, 1908, refused to accept a renom- ination, and Ellery Barber, the pres- ent incumbent, was elected to the of- fice. The officers elected to serve for the year are: Edmund Walker of South Kingstown, president: Philip Brady of Bristol, vice president; Thomas B. Maymon of Providence, secretary and | treasurer. The executive committee is composed- of John B. Brown of Westerly, for ‘Washington county; Matthew J. Cum- I‘{r’hera to Buy i Weshrl‘;| \ \ e ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO., Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter and Denler in 54 Maln Street, Wei ¥R I SWauwinnet Ave. Watch Hill. .R. L I augldd Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY I. B. CHARJALL €0., Westerly, & 1 | nov2oa R. 1! =MITH'S GARAGE 330 Main St. Westerly, i C!l‘s to rent; storing of cars: com- { plete repair dcpartment. Full line of supplies. Tel, 330. nov23a AT MURRAY’S STAR 1 BAT RESTAURANT, i ar Theater, Westerly Dinner, 25c. Me: uA -,.;,, AGENCY FOR THE New Hom-® tewing Rach'mes The lightest running, best construct- ed, and the “price Is right.. Call and | see a demonstration =t THE NEW YORK STORE, 54 ‘High Street, - - Westerly. novsd Wm. H. Browning. MISS ROSE AHERN 'Ladies’ Hatter : 42 High St., Westeriy ‘We are moving to the Potter-Lang- worthy Block, 68 High street, or or about Jan. 1st. 1910. Great removal sale now going on. Mechanics Ciot ing Co. < Westeriy, R. I. NUMENT <3 - Before purchasing tt's -m your mterest to corre- l‘gufinunwnfl Builden, St ck is Taken—Board of Trade Comuliiiss Astese] ~ Mrs. .homas A. Bnrber’s Dcntl:— ononfl w 1; BR)EF . Ansonia, A rfMorgu' mings ‘ot Prov county; L. H. l::'” !? n. for Newport eounu, of Bristol for Bristol connty. '.l'lmou;y Andrews of East Grcmxwich. for ,xent county. J‘ohn F. Barber of land, George B. Carpenter ton, John H. Brown of 'Wnrren. Caswell of Middletown, Walter Wightman of Providence, exmtlve committe: ‘Matthew J. Cummings. Thomas B. Maynon, Edmumi Walker, Walter C. Wightman, Adelbert D. Rob- erts, legislative committee. An association_of business men be known as the Town Criers of Rhodo Island, has been organized in Provi- denee, and effort will be made to have branches in every town in the state, and with this point in view, represen- tatives ‘from Westerly were at the meeting for organization in Providence Thursday. The objects of the Town Criers are to bring together for friendly discus- sion, men actively interested in all branches of publicity and sales promo- tion; to disseminate information tend- ing to widen knowledge and higher standards of publicity and sales pro- motion, and to push the practical pro- motion by the most up to date publicity and sales methods of the industrial and commercial interests of Rhode Is- land. Local Laconics. Miss Grace Pierce returned Thurs- day evening from a trip to New York. Specifications are being proposed for & slate roof for the First Baptist church. Mrs. Thomas A. Barber has purdhu ed the James M. Collins homestead in Pleasant street., Rev. A. J. O'Toole of Providence is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Joaeph T. Murphy, in Westerly. Mrs. Herbert C. Babcock died Wed- nesday afternoon at her home in Ash- away. She leaves her husband and two sons. Charles E. Segar, who was taken to the Westerly sanitarium about two weeks ago, was in a critieal condition Thursday. Members of Narragansett council, Knights of Culumbus, were pleased with their visit to Norwich Wednes- day evening, Mrs. Ellery Barber of Main street has as her guests Mrs, Harriet N. Raynor and Mrs. S. N. Bailey, former residents of Westerly. Thomas Signarelli, who attempted suicide by shooting himsélf in the hip, while on Conductor Niles' train, Tues- day mornirlzg, a case of unrequited love, is at his home in Peacedale, suffering more mental anguish than bodily pain. NOANK New Lobster Laws in Effect the Com- ing Season—Various Local Interests. The time is drawir~ near when the lobster fishing season will open; and the _stacks of lobster pots and buoys have been stored . along the water- front, The fishermen have been busy sorting out the best of last year's trawls and those that have .been con- demned have been replaced with new. Mdny hundreds of dollars is Invested in this business every season, and more expense will be added this sum- mer, through the passing of a law which compels the owners of all mo- tor or gasoline boats to install an un- derwater exhaust or any contrivance that will prevent the noise caused by the exnlosion. . A law was also passed chanpging the measurement of lobsters from' mine inches over the entire length of the lobster to four and one-eighth inches from the end of the nose to the end of the bodv shell. This law will al- most invariably require a longer lob- ster to be legal than the former law. It is expected that the fish and game commission-will furnish new measures. In the same act there is a section which says that all cars. - pots and other apparatus shall have plainly marked or branded thereon the name of the owner and the number of the permit. This law, however, will af- fect verv few of the local fishermen, as the majority of those emvloyed in this industry fish in New York wa- ters. Infant’s Death from Pneumonia. Eva Doucett, the infant daughtef of ' Mr. and Mrs. German Doucett, died Thursday morning at 3.30 o’clock af-- er an iliness with pneumonia, Bu. .l will. be at Mystie. * 4 Briefs and Personals. Can! N. M. Clarke of St. Andrew’s, ., is visiting friends in the vil- m Patterson has resigned at Royal Linen company in Mystic. s Julia Dunn has returned to dence, after a visit with Miss Florence Fitzpatrick, John N. McDonald has entered the nploy of the East Providence Dry- to begin his duties. f visit with friends, ! McDonald of Newport has returned home after a short stay with tives nere.s and Mrs. J. Henry Fitzpatrick, tainine Capt. and Mrs. | and daughter Thelma of Brookl i Capt, W. H. Wilcox. keeper of the | Island house, was in the vil- STATE NEWS Norwalk.—Five petitions for divorce were received in the superior court Monday. Merider.—Rev. George J. Donahue of [ Stafford Springs was the speaker at ; St. Rose’s church Wednesday evening. Hartford.—State - Commissioner of Barbers Harry (. Gipstein was oper- ated on for appendicitis Tuesdav at the Hartford hospital. H Suffield.—High wind filled the trolley ® tracks with snow so service to Spring- fleld was cut off Wednesday afternoon from 1.30 to 6 o’'clock. Watertown.—Henry Ineson, who was gored by a bull, had a narrow. escape !from being killed. Three of his ribs were broken and one lung wal injured, Wilton.—A family reunion. was held ' Sunday, the 91st birthday of. Mrs. Charlotte Keeler Raymond. . Mrs. Ray- ;rmnd is a real Daughter of the Revo ution. Torrington the Lenten service at Trinity church Wednesday ev-ning was the Rev. Erit ; B. Schmidt, 1.ctor of Christ chureh, i Wat-rbnry.—Mrn Margaret Sultivan, ' probably “the oldest woman in Con- . necticut, and one of the oldestin this | country, died Tuesday -événing at the | age of 108. 3 ' last cases were" tflhfl”f mmmw.&w .fll L On Sale February 25th HE first question is, have you an EDISON . PHONOGRAPH? If you have, we won’t need urge you to read through this new list of records. You’ve been watching for it, as every Phonograph owner does every month. But if _you havenjt a Phonograph, this list of Edison Standard and Amberol Records will certainly interest you in owning one. Read down this list of selections, one by one, mark the ones you wish to hear, and any Edison dealer will be glad to play them for you: Amberol ‘Roses—Wakz from Suite *‘Rose of Shiraz" - Sousa’s Band * Put On Your Old Grey Bounet. F. H. Potter & Chorus 367 -Do They Think of Me at Eome. Manhattan Mixed Trio Standard | uw.dol»on . 308 Conversations—(Comic Character Soug). E. M. Favor 369 . .. .. Victor Herbert ind his. Orchestra 20 on Married Life . . . . . Murrsy K. Hill 371 There Were . . Edison Mixed Qusrtette 373 White Wings . . . . . - . ... Manuel Romain Themes of Léknard and Paganini » ottns Boloy + o s+ e Y Michael Banner 10885 Home With the Milk in the Pote Muiray 374 1'm s Woman of Importance . . Stella Moyhew 1082 Some Day, Melinda . . . . and Harlan %5 Lynat Ob, Oh, Misa Lyna - . . - Collins and Harlan 10557 Uncle Josh in s Department Store mm-n”- 376 Dreams—(Violin Obligato) . . . . Elizabeth Wheeler 17 American Students Waltzes. New York Military Band 10828 Four Littie Sugar Flume Sih-s 878 Davy Jones’ | ocker . ... GusReed o0 2ot o e wEWY '7""'" o 379 Nearer, My God, to Th: . Enickerbocker Quartette 10830 What Makes the World Go Round 3 Fil BeCross Arsbella . . - - -Yn';kennnn e 2 Putly Marray 381 Balmy Night . , . . Vienna Instrumental Quartette - 32 The Hat My Faihor Wore Upon St Patrick's Day a3 oy Wow Ko Niltitoy Sund Rty “m’ e e et BY HARRY LAUDER ' 383 The Rube and the Country Doctor . Harlan & Stanley 884 King Karl March . . . . . New York Military Band 1918 I'vo Loved Her Ever Since She Was & Baby BY HARRY LAUDER . Go o the nearest 12119 The Bounding Sea n. both Kdis - 12132 When I Get Back Again to Bonnie Scotland E:‘ oy | ‘"""m ’l"rh'- — - ywl-l.-tu-u Edison Phonographs . . 5 FIVE NEW GRAND OPERA RECORDS $12.50 to $900.00 BI78 L‘AMu{::l—o P“l;-dko (M o BES ol i jpesmis v Standard Records . . . . . . B8 BIT9 Erani—Infelice (Verdi) (In Italian B180 Cavalleria Rusticana :'ol 1o su m!(xm'-tgnn Ambeeol Beodeds (play twies as b"') A o T l“l. halhn': Es!fir (Pm{”f)" Soprano GnndOp-'- Records . . . .78and1l.00 ‘ofiea— v stel aceinf B:82 I Puritani fi(?o::l’:.:n“t-rgznhn.(h ini; Spriod e '& we are !nflo' w.flm B e e ciat Loosuts Teaiind Wovied Sostmtiskad Sooves Moouid writs ; National Phonograph Company, 75 Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J. instrument, of opera, the latest vaudeville hits, all are perfectly reproduced, ought to hear it laugh, bear it sing, hear it play, and you can do so0 now without one penny of expense, sim- ply by taking advantage of our great Free Trial offer. own heme. ck company of Providence, and left | m C. O’Brien is in New York ! The Plaut-Cadden Co. OF NORWIGH, CONN. No. 9 EDISON FHONOGRAPH OUTFIT FOR SIX DAYS IN YOUR OWN HOME. with all its new Improvements, & wonderful musical wongs, the masterpleces this new outfit. You This Outfit is Mr. Edison’s latest perfected model, the King of entertalners. Side-splitting comedy, beautiful sentimental natural as Mfe, by READ FULL PARTICULARS BELOW telling how you can get this magnificent Outfit ¥ree In your OUR NEW OFFER IS THE MOST LIBERAL EVER MADE B The Plaut—Cadden Co. will send you one of these superb new outfils, in- 3 1 7 ALIBER L cluding one-half dozen Amberol Records and one-half dozen new regular records (your own selection), without any obMgation on your part w buy without any deposit, C. O. D., or guarantee, without any red tape, ouble RECORDS or responsibility to you. The Plaut-Cadden Co, will place it In your hom 2 e where you can play it to your heart's content for six days—ABSOLUTEL Are the mew “Edison AT OUR EXPENSE AND RISK. Remeémber, The Plaut-Cadden Co, don't Records ' that play ask you~to deposit any money nor to pay one cent in any form, . four and one-half minutes each, or over ‘twice as long IF AFTER THE FREE TRIAL YOU DO NOT WISH TO KEEP % Zoguar: records. THE OUTFIT, if you are for any teason dissatisfied or think you do thing ln"he wo?l’-i not want a phonograph just now, ship it back AT OUR EXPENSE of pe s S ag P it and we do not ask you, charge you or expect you to pay one cent. ved on Amberol If You Decide to Keep P and only $1.00 a week %’:gards. the Outfit, Send Us “.U flfifl P".[KI until th: balance is paid. . . THE PLAUT CADDEN €O, Norwich, Cenn.: Witlout any obligation on my part please send me full particulars of your Free "“rial Easy Payment offer, Name ...L. Address . SIGN i, NOW . —— OR ONE LIKE IT —— THE PLAUT-CADDFN GO, are Ilc only concern in New Enjiand devoting B