Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 25, 1910, Page 6

c»nmnuumotw. “I think I shall learn to like that ‘calls attention to a conference of sav- | friend of yours.” “¥ou were favorably ings bank. to be held in that | impressed by him, eh?’ “Yes, indeed, city in June in connectivn with l.ll. He watched me playing billlards for celwu&m of the 100th unn{ver-lry an hour yesterday noon without sug- PRIZE WINNERS AT WESTERLY Where to By 0 institutions in INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, Westerly Branch. . Three Million Dollars . Three Millian Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Rdberal, courteous and efficient in its management. Established 1901 ©. D.. Optometrist. er adjustment of le t-l‘-twaruu Block, Westerly. R. L =5 (IAMONDS ¢ It will pay you well to get our prices on diamonds, loose or mounted, before purcl CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Joweln HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS MADE BY HAND. Hand Made Work is Our Specialty. Whips and all Harness Supplies car 08 1n stock. Factory Made Harness stock at $13.00 and up. Imported Dinner Ware We are opening new patterns in China Dinner Sets, our own importa- ton. We are showing over forty Open Etock Patterns, decorations and shapes not to be found elsewhere. We deliver free to all our customers. STANTON'S BAZAAR, Westerly, R. I. a BABIES! It nears completion. The new church |appeared in Westerly when IUIEEi|Meriden will inerease their prices to ave. a seatin capacity of two gado, father o raise ‘whol le prices. Somn thoy nil B b boreiiem g | onorenent e ed with the disease nt 74 Plerce street, [ 1i°“New® York the retalers have ad- incentive for having an Edison Phonograph in your home. At was taken sick Thursday morning. three to five cents memory. Bring the bables and I will | ' b,y catuck people who consider the | Thurs far the health officer, physicians "“"fldf’"“' . catch_thelr smiles. n a b a po STILES, The Photo, h bi board in Liberty street a public [and police have succeeded in keeping - grapher, nitsance have filed Brotast with. the | the disease confined where it originat- | East Hampton—Many have been to ero n ar ®rown Building, =~ Westerly, R. L | sclectmen of the town of Stonington |ed, in the section of Westerly desig- |the lake to see the pair of large sea Telephone 847. 3v28d | that will probably result in the abate- ted as Little Italy. gulls that have been ther the past few ._4 Night in Vienna Sousa’s B . ment of the nuisance and the removal days. There are also many ducks 203 Morning, Noon t,in Viens \ Beod “mfl_&'“m Frad o e e of the billboard. Complaint is made| There was a large attendance at the | there. Monday afternoon a. flock of o ARSI, T L fiunll ' ' SIW m‘ “ . that the paper when loosened from the | annual boys’ p speaking contest of | about fifty geese passed over the lake. 3 fanuel Romain e Collina l{,fl'- iy four d 0Siery Dillboara likters. the wolk Gnd strects | the Westerly High school, held in the S Tk Mesmdiiuiug Mendalaiie: Tene { Rose. tarbert &7 Orehemira and tends to scare horses and give the | School hall, Thursday evening. The | Waterbury—The - Royal Steamship s Collins and Harlan Betore 1 G and Nesry Tw sve s Werd | “=d get a coupon on the Plang 0 Be | section a careless, neglected appear- | order of exercises was as follow Avon docked 1n New York Tuesday 306 Selection from ** Babes in Toyland ...xmna-' -Afi‘;;;-."m given away at ance, and is a refiection against civic| Plano solo, Miss Julla Callahan; [ morning. The Avon had on board, e Mo B'""?d‘,”.d,x,f";?"h""‘. Corme After Breaiiast.. ... ard Mosker PURTILL:S, pride and town government. The bill- | prayer, Rev. S. M. Cathcart; chorus, | among others, a Waterbury parcy, -4 Hymn . Anthony & Han teh Rider. . .. 5 iy > board is erected on the sidewalk line | The Heavens Resound; recitation, The | Frederick G. Graves, his sister, “Mins 208 o fo s Chiness Cal Browars “ON THE BRIDGE.” and serves as & fence for an open lot | Stamp Act, Thomas J. Spargo; récita— | Anna Graves and Mrs. George L. — the Barbors Ball "0 s jr3za owned by the estate of George Gavitt. | tion, Deathbed of a Traitor, Addison | Lilley. 401 Rastus -mu o Mo Back .. »» fl“(,_nm,.r.m;l:_';'; Rt v Thomas Gavitt of Providence Has | S. Archie; selection from Innocents Stk 402 Down in the Little Mossy Dell, tanley & Gillette i TR 'on Lriep? N wans Be-Favoe . charge of the property and Selectman | Abroad, Harold F. Babcock: _chorus, Ntufll'Hk—Thfi Rov. W, Xxpunniie S e e Dy D st e e mfiymo Harlan LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MABKET |Stahle is in communication with him | Lovely Vight, 0, Night Divine; sessie R D R e e 404 The Thunderer and The Gl e Marches R R 12 B i on the river: mo dust: no odor: every- | cumer mi thr bie baeen s e | Woods: reciiation, the Chaziot Racs, | Judge of Probate McDonough and the R R T e Nt G Miss Liberty March. . Now ¥ ork Militers Hand thing wholesome and clean. All kinds | taking decided action towards the | Georze H. Lusk; recitation, Heroes of | Tesignation of the Rev. J. W. Cunning- 407 Lady Love Billy Murray and Quartetta of Fresh Fish and Sea Foods In thelr | abatement of the nuisance. the Land of Penn, Raymond U. Cran- | ham of Westerly, R. I, as executor %08 Mia Cara Waits . Ammen%mrrmyommu @eason. Market 171 Main Street, Wi dall; chorus, A Merry Life. e weea 409 My Love is Greter than the World | © eCl . Thom erly, feot of Cross street. Tel - 843. Give us a call augisa Manicuging, Dermatology, Sh Burgebn Chiropodist. Healp Troate™ Panhandler Arrested. George H. Lusk and Harold F. Babcock Awarded High- | Xife est Honors in High School Prize Speaking—Dissatis-| 5275 faction with Watch Hill Cars—New Catholic Lhapel at Niantic—Miss Alice Mahoney Wins Scholmlnp— Complaints' nave been so numerous of the inadequate ana unsanitary ser- vice given the public by the Pawca- tuck Valley street railway, that runs dirty and antiquated bob-cars hourly trips on the poorly constructed tracks between_the villages of Westerly and Watch Hill and without result from the controliing company, that appeal for relief has finally been made to, the Westerly Board of Trade. The committee on trafficgAnd mu— nicipal improvement has en the matter under consideration and will make endeavor to have a betterment of existing conditions. The commit- tee has already outlined a plan of ac- tion which will permit the company to give decent service without serious in- convenience, but if this is not done the Board of Trade committee will take the matter up with the town council and demand that the franchise require- ments be strictly enforced, or that the company be ordered to remove their tracks from the highway, a power which, it is said, the town council re- served when the’ franchise was grant- e Rev. Peter McOscar, ‘pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, with the village of Niantic as one of the out-missions, is having a -church edifice of wood constructed in that place which will soon be in Teadiness dedication. The pastor has re- co-operation of the Catholics of Niantic, whose pride in ihe new church building increases as Arthur Clark, who delivers the mail for Uncle Samuel on rural route No. 1 from the Westerly postoffice, who has never taken vacation or miss- ed a toip since he commenced the work scholarship which entitles them to four vears'_course in_St. Angelo’s college, New Rochelle, N. Y. Miss Mahoney received the basis of her higher ed cation in the parochial school in Paw- catuck and the Elm street school, ‘Westerly. ’ - Charles ' Dutton, who was ai mhd recently in Pittsfield, Mass., for beg— ging and held for trial in e superior court under bonds of $75, the police of that city believing that he is a deaf and dumb fakir, arrived in Westerly Friday. He visited the stores and pre- sented a card signed Charles Dutton which read thus: “Kind Friend—Ha: ing lost both speech ang hearing by & severe attack of fever, I am trying to get an education, so as to become self- Supporting. Kindly give what you can.” He was arrested by Chief Bransfleld and put through severe tests by the chief and Dr. Scanlon, the tests con- tinuing for nearly two hours, to ascer- tain whether Dutton was really deaf and dumb. He stood the tests well and if he is shamming he is certainly a good actor. He gave his past his-. tory and answered all questions in writing without the least hesitancy. Dutton will be arraigned in the dis- trict court on the cherge of begging. He is 22 years of age, of neat appear- ance and well dressed, and declares that he is innocent of any intentional wrongdoing. The seventeenth case of diphthe The judges were Mrs. Edward ™. Burke of Westerly and Rev. Willlam | A. Burdick and Frank Hill of Ashaway. The first prize, $10, was awarded George Lusk, and the second prize, $5, thout: a of Tevival R fae of the Broad street Christian ednuitymnfin‘- sery injufl ‘l‘ha conditfon of Bou. ‘Warren O. Arnold, who was suddenly with an e ode b;tuck of Ai- ease, fol a strioke of showed very’ llght if o ‘Thursday. .Bo is nll; onsciousness he appears to rec- ol'nl-'le-c relatives at his bedside. BRIEF STATE NEWS " Essex—The doctors of this town are ‘having more business than they can attend to. - Thomaston—Russell- camp, No. 15, Sons of Veterans, was mmfly orga- nized here with ‘m Waterville—Game wm ’wuey has notified owners of dogs that are chn ing deer to keep their Berlin—Kensington triumphed over Berlin_in the second of the series of doint debates between the Men's Ly- ceum and the Berlin grange. ‘Watertown—The Taft School tennis courts are soon to be put in good con dition for the season. The temh out- look for this season is especially good. Last year the team won every match. Meriden—The retail meat dealers of “Terryville—St. John’s T. A. society will celebrate its anniversary Wednes- day evening, March 30. The speaker will be the Rev. M. A. Sullivan, rector of the Immaculate Conception church, of their populapty. 410 Ludwig's Air Castls 411 Wait for the Wi 412 A Day at West —together with three special Records from the May list—all on sale March 25th S there a Phonograph in your home? Just read I through this list of Standard (two minute) and Amberol (four minute) Records, to say nothing of ‘By the Light of the Silvery Moon”’—made in both Edison Standard and Amberol Records—and the ‘‘Cubanola Glide,” rushed through a month ahead of time in order to reach you at the height Consider the diversity of musical taste to which it appeals, and see if you don’t find a big the three specml Records, . Ada Jones and Len Spencer odley . .. Premier Quartette t...New York Military Band EDISON GRAND OPERA AMBEROL RECORDS By lhc Light of the Silver, Amberol 432 The Cubanols Giid aod Harlan with New York Military Band Standasd 10303 By tbs Light of ‘the Bitvery M Meon mfi,mhfllm!mtloh made.”—Detroit ¥ree Pre o s an Kials Guartette ment, Halr Dressing. several years ago, came near spoiling | to Harold Babeock. Ford, e C. T.,A. . MRS. M. L EELLS the record on his return trip to the s T A o e Tl Bisa Froischotr—Grand Ale & cber) . postofiice Wednesday -afternoon. When Local Laconios. Slegpies Asesmippniment There are Edison dealers everywhere. (.,, m M New Haven—Horace Fletcher of B Ol Raasiss . 0. e e (Bt chewing fame, is to give a lecture in Orchestra Accompaniment (Sung in French) New Haven on April 1. This will be orencio Constantino thr‘ nearest and hear the Edison Phon Mrs. B. Hammett Mitchell Is visitipg ~the Edi ok both Fdison Standard and in Providence. near Oak street his horse fell with a Frofuesional Massouss, Body end Facial Massage | sudaen and <cvere attack of colie. T Halr Goods a specialty. order to t to the posto e« hed - » 7. Fioe Violet | i S ime with his refurn miilsc hoard. | J. Arthur Ecclestone of South Lyme | oW TIEvC0, on A public appearance BI85 Romeo et Julictte—Valse (Gounod) Orchestra mwmlx Get complete catalogs from your B4 Main St., Westerly, R. L |ed a trolley car and m customary | Was In Westerly Thursday. in New Haven, though he has often Accompaniment (Bung in Freseh) == dealer or from us. vt Telephone 490. | report,’ leaving his trusiy stced to the | Frank Larkin is having ninety bath- | peen In town to see Prof. Russell H. pise aAccom- Edison Phonographs $12.50 to $200.00 care of others. When he returned the | Tooms added to his Watchgill plant. | Ghittenden, Prof, Irving Fisher and Edison Standard Records 35 w:rr:m.v'ss #SRADING CLOTH horse- ¥ dead. Herman Dock returned Thursday to | others. B187 Edison AmberolRecords (phylwlunlans) 50 E— » Opera Records The act amending the-charter of the | == il Orang Ores hven & Q) Westerly Automatic Telephone com- National Phonograph Company, 75 Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J. pany, to authorize the increase of cap- | On the Bridge. ital stock from $100,000 to $200,000, was REGAL SHOE AGENCY. on the house calendar for- We give S&H Green Trading Stampa | Thursday. On motion of Representa. #ith ail purchases. tive Lansworthy the matter was taken from the calendar and returned to the committee on corporations for correc- Monumental Works tion in minor details and for further & = i _ | consideration, the company desiring to Pty g il make changes in the general construc- e F g, ] > | tion of the special act to be proposed e Ny “’"‘ for action. action The BEST Place To Buy Women’s Kid Gloves is where you Can Buy Superior Qualities at Most Economical Prices. Please Notice $1.50 Finest Quality French Kid Gloves for - The Plaut-Cadden Co. OF NORWICH, GONN. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, PR ooy High, Wisker iy 1 i. Miss Alice Mahoney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney, of Westerly, and Miss Rose Reilly, daughter of | GEO, ST » ayor and Mrs. Themas L. Reill of | n,w}f,m,mu ‘the ", | Meriden, students at Mt. St. Joseph | i ary, Hartford, have received hish | Co..lwell E'.l. honors in competitive examinations for | g e:é:rr %! a scholarship. The averages were so | Forpe. o (R ingee | C10Se that superiority could not be de- No. 9 EDISON $1.33 g 2 ine e ladies ere | o £ 5 ,E.fiffi".’:fi‘z‘:::};fl.'t iy %:::&J?“"‘fi:;"&lé”;‘“.;‘m;d; $1.25 A1 Quality Freach Kid Gloves for - - $1.10 PHONOGRAPH OUTFIT ol s = : = = || $1.15 Real French Kid Gioves for - . - - 88¢c FOR SIX DAYS IN YOUR OWN HOME. This Qutat is Mr. Bdison's latest perfected model, with all its new {mprovemerys, a iwonderful mustoal instrument, the King of entertainers. Side-splitting comedy, beautiful sentimental »éngs, the mlsterpleces of opera, the latest vaudeville hits, al aro perfectly reproduced, natural as lite, by this new outnt. You ought to hear it laugh, hear it sing, hear it play, and you can do so’now without one penny of expense, sim ply by taking advantage of our great Free Trial offer. READ FULL PARTICULARS BELOW telling how you can get this magnificent Outfit Free in your $1.00 Kid Gloves for - - - - - - - - 77¢ I request you to come in and let me show you my special make of French Kid Gloves at 88¢ a pair. -POSITIVELY much better than any Glove: sold elsewhere at $1.00. I guarantee it. MARSHALL’S Burchasing Agency, with the Norwich Circulating Library. 164 MAIN STREET For Electrical Supplies||Where to Buy in Westerly and Construction, see ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO.. ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO.,| pramuer: Secam ana o Frior ana Tel 437. Dealer in Snpplk-. §4 Main Street, Wester! Wauwinnet Ave. Whten m 20 | augldd ! 62 Main St, Westerly. FOR SALE. Two seven-room cottages, situated in @ifferent parts of the compact part of 1 piose Font diia B0t MRaviy Vadtnt T adjoining. that oin he teurea ar| Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY reasonable prices If a’ purchaser de- L B. CRANDALL CO., having heat_ electric Westerly, R. I .»m.- modern plumbing. Inspection nvited. Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., febled Westerly, R. I Glllespie treatment of the halr nov2ca mcalp. cures falling hair, baldness, ecse: dandruff and other Irritations, Itohe . burning ete. * Endorsed by iading lcians. lhampooes, dry treatments, freatments ‘mantcurs “Miss tida otter-Langworth ding (Up Stairs). e saT ANNOUNCEMENT. Having purchased the photograph i 5 wtadio of A. A Scholfeld, 30 Mesin HET A MERRALS STAR @treet, we eare ready to prove to the RESTAURANT, e of Westerly and vicinity our| PeXt to Star Theater, Westerly, R. I @bility to do_the very best work 4 |, Kesular Dinner. 25c. Meals "at ‘ali Beautiful 16x20 water colored portrait| PoU™S- noviza & yourself given fres with every dos- SMITH’S GARAGE. 330 Maln St., Westerly, Cars to rent; storing of cars: com- plete repalr department. Full line of supplies. Tel. 330, ov23a en X ts. F. Roul Westerly. - . AGENCY FOR THE e New Home Sewing Machines The light r ing, b S - City Pharmacy | m; s sonis, bt consiract. | see a demonstration at THE NEW YORK STORE, | 54 High Street, - - ‘Westerly. novsd Wm. H. Browning. TRY OUR ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE ICES While Waiting for Your Car. 36 Canal St. Westerly. R. L OFFER IS THE MOST LIBERAL EVER MADE The Plaut-Cadden Co. will send you one of these -unam new outfits, in- cluding one-half dozen Amberol Records and one-half dozen new regular NE W Spring and Sum- out an obl 1o rt to MISS R mer styles on sale - Now! AMBEROL | ot Goueowt Shatinl™ st s it on oy 305 S0 Thc Washington T [of g ng a little bit smart- RECORDS O s e e Cantaont ot WE TS s ARNOLOTILY your heart's oc o g ‘:v‘is'rm!nn';.u't ! I d' ’ H tt | If anyt]u g facels bt 3 Are the new Edison A OUR EXPENSE AND RISK. Remember, The Plaut-Cadden Co. don't a ICS a el‘ ’" Records that play ask you to deposit any money nor to pay one cent in any form, er and more exclusive than B ans oo halt minutes each, _or over twice as long Braciatly ¥ not want a phonograph just now, ship it back AT OUR EXPENSE ERe s <the ., world 0 we de ot Ak you, eharge you or expect you to pay. one cent. of music can ’ N Yo Racidsio/cme S100 FIST PAYHENT 37, o5i% 0,2, played on Amberol AND MAIL Now Records. THIS GOUPOL SIGN —— OR ONE LIKE IT — THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. are the only concern in New England deveting 42 High St., Westerly | usual. The kind you see on Paris boulevards - Fifth Avenue too. Every last and Jeather that a woman could ~ | possibly want at any time. The Geo. W. Kies Co. IF AFTER THE FREE TRIAL YOU DO NOT WISH TO KEEP THE OUTFIT, if you are for any reason dissatisfied or think you do ‘Trusts. Ply. Interest on Deposits. service—Considerate attention e patrons of this in- w‘mmfi - ‘We are moving to the Potter-Lang- | worthy Block, 68 High str on or about Jan. 1st 1910. Great” removal sale now going on. Mechanics Clot ing Co. Westerly, R. I. my SOw Samples of Fall ter Woolens. Custom Made Sul nr 50 and up J. F. PELLEGRINY, No. 4 Mata St., Wemfly Cleaning, Pressing and Ir2se THE PLAUT CADDEN CO., Norwich, Cenh.; decl5d INUMENT < Before purchasing it’s to your interest to corre- P! of your Free Trial Hasy Payment offer. Name ........ d with . mMAvRIGE W F! n.?r"" ,'-'u'..... iturar and Builder, an entire floor to Talking Machines. Weateriy, nem < fyl4a