Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 26, 1910, Page 6

‘esterly Branch. Cagital .. Thres Milion Dollars eenee. Threo Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Riberal, courtecus and efficient in its management. Estastiaked 1901 Hareld L Wells. O. D. Optometrist. ve vision corrected by the prop- er adjustment of lenses. Room 9, Pot ter-Langworthy Block. Westerly. R 1 s AMONDS It will pay you well to get our prices on diamonds, loose or mounted, before purchasing. CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Joweln BEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS MADE BY HAND. Hand Made Work is Our Specialty. £ YPips and all Hurness Supplies car. in stock ~Factory Made Harness 1n stock at $12.00 and up. N. H. SAUNDERS. Remeved to 44 West Broad Street. iysea Imported Dinner Ware We are opeming new patterns in China Dinner Sets, our 6wn importa- tion. We are showing over forty Open Stoek Patterns, decorations and shapes Dot to be found elsewhere. We deliver free to all our customers. STANTON’S BAZAAR. Westerly, R. 1. BABIES! Soom they will be big boys ana eiris and their baby faces will be only a memery. Bring the bables and I will, eatch their smiles. STILES, The Photsgrapher, Brewn Building, Wasterly, R. I Telephone S347. Iy23a Bay Your Shoes and Hosiery ang get & coupon on the Plano ta be given away at PURTILL’S, “ON THE BRIDGE."” fy23a LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MARKET on the river: ne & thing whalesome ©f Fresh Fish and Sea Foods in thelr season. Market 171 Main Street; West- acly. foot of Cross street. Tel 343. Give us & call wuglea Manicuring. Dermatolcgy, Shampoolng, Burgeon’ Chiropodist, Ecalp t meat, r Dressing. MRS. M. L EELLS Twinssional Messousa, lsdy and Facial Massage Hair Goods a speciaity. Fine Violet Main St Westerly, R L 18%e Telephone 490. B ——— . WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOTriNG STORE— R. G. Bliven & Co., On the Bridge. REGAL SHOE AGENCY. give S&H Greem Trading Stamps all purchases. we with Monumental Works possible cost con- work. My expeei- your service. ROBERTSON, St. near High, Wasterly, R. L For Electrical Supplies and Construction, see ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO., Tel 497. Main St, Westerly. ‘We are moving to the Potter-Lang- worthy Block, 68 High street, on or @bout Jan. 1st 1910. Great removal #ale now going on. Mechanics Clothing Co. Westerly, R. L decisa Gillespte treatment of the halr and B En TR ote. ANNOUNCEMENT. Havwing purchased the phe studio of A. A Scholfield, 30 Main street. we are ready to prove to the Boopls of Westerly and vicluity our to do_ the very best work. A Beautiful 16x20 water colored portrait ot yourself given free with every B T T City Pharmacy TRY OUR > ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE ICES While Waiting for Your Car. <36 Canal St. Westerly. R. L iy28a ' The Washington Trust Co., WESTERLY, R L Capital Surplus % . aBxecutes Trusts. ‘Pays Interest on Deposits. - Good service—Considerats thentien @re guaranteed the patrons of this in- stitation. Ses Sam Tan w..“ogx:m BRrtmuade sifis s and up 3. F. PELLEGRINY. No. 4 Xatn St. Westerly. Qagzins. Pressins sad Repaicing. contractors were in Westerly, |Vflmm to Buy in Westerly- INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, | Friend who Treated Michael -Riley Whetted His Thirst " for Fatal Drink—Medical Examiner Positive Whiskey was Poisoned—Ten Children Left Orphans—Watch Hill Road Improvements Frobable—Many Mourners Michael Sweeney. at Funeral of Many friends including a large dele tion representing Narraganseft cil, Knights of Columbus, of which deceased was a charter member, at- fended the funeral of Martin Sweeney a solemn high mass of requiem being celébrated in the Church of the Im- caculate Conception, Monday by Rev. Peter McOscar. Rev. F. L. Fitzpat Tick was deacon, Rev. John Dunn sub- deacon and Rev. Frank Bruno master of ceremonies. At the offertory, Jordan’s Pie Jesus, tenor sélo was sung by Martin H: Spellman. A quartette composed of Miss Rose Carney scprano, Miss Rose Bannon alto, Martin H. Spellman tenor and Thomas V. Claney bass, rendered Rossinis’ Quardo Corpus. | Burial was St. Michaels’ ceme- tery, Rev. Peter- McOscar conducting the committal service consisted by Rev. William Krause of St. Michael’s church. The bearers were Michael Flynn, Cornelius J. Murphy, John Car- ney, Morris Bransfield, Eugene O'Neil and John Dunn, Sr. There were beal- tiful floral tributes. There is_considerable intérest in the Westerly fire district speaial meeting, which is to decide whether the fire alarm system is to be extended to the newly annexed section, and fire pro— tection equal to that in the old dis- trict supplied. At the annual meet- ing there was misunderstanding as to the rights of taxpayers in the annexed district and in consequence only one resident attended the meeting. Al- though the annexation increased the revenue sufficient to permit of a re- duction from twenty cents on_each $100 of taxible property to fifteen cents, the meeting voted against the extension of the fire alarm system. The board . of water commissioners caused hydrants to be placed in its added section of the fire district, but it is urged that they are of little use as there is no fire alarm system to summon the firemen and apparatus in the event of fire, without dangerous delay. The petition that resulted in the 1s- suence of a call for the meeting is numerousaly signed and included the representatives of the New England and Smith Granite works, whose prop- enties were partially destroyed by fire in the past two years. There will be a mass meeting in the interests of the Laymen's Missionary Movement in Rhode Island at Provi- dence this (Tuesday) evening at which Westerly will be represented. At the convention held last November an ex- ecutive committee was appointed to take charge of the work in the state. This committee will make recommen- dations as tothe best methods to be adopted in the raising of funds for the movement. The principal speakers will be N. S. Hopkins, a medical mis- sionary in northern China end Rev. Buel O. Campbell of South Africa. There will be something doing in trolley line work in Westerly at an early date which will probably in- clude the rebuilding of the Pawcatuck Valley road to Watch Hill and the con— necting of the rails of the latter with the ralls of the Groton and Stonington road at the state line in the Broad street_bridge. A. V. Phelps and other representa- tives of the company were in Wester- ly Saturday and Sunday, Superintend- ent Judson T. Cousin: accompanied by M. A. Cavanaugh. M. J. McGowley and Thomas McCoffrey, electric road Mon-| day. Superintendent Cousins and the The Swine or ite Flower? Ah me! I saw a huge and loathsome sty, Wherein a ‘wallowing swine of 1 fled, and saw a field that scemed at first One glistening mass of roses pure and nm; g And, as I i ’er the lovely si e shamer brecre, that Sooted Spat ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO. Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter Dealer 1a Supplies. 84 May eet, Westerly, R. L, and Wauwinnet Ave. Watch HIL'R. L augidd Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY L B. CRANBALL CO., Westerly, novasd R L SMITH’S GARAGE. 330 Main St.. Westerly, Cars to renmt; storing of cai cam- plete repair % *'Fall iing of suppli Tel. novila AGENCY FOR THE New Home Sewing Machines The Jightest running, best construct- ed, and the price is right. Call ana see a demonstration =t THE NEW YORK STORE, 54 High/ Street, novsd MISS ROSE AHERN orly. ‘Wm. H. Browning. Liadies’ Hatter| 42 High St., Westerly FOR SALE. Two seven-room cottages, situated 1o o Qiterent parts of the compact part of vacant Westerly, R. L. each ‘having street front, and both having that can be secured at urchaser de- land adjoinin, reasonable prices if a sires. = Both bavin ent, electric Tighte, modern plumbing. - Inspection nvited. Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., febisd Westerly, R. L to your interest to gorre- spond with me. . FLYNN, Main Street L WE ARE NOW . READY | to take care of all your - Carflagc and Wagon Repairing and Paintin Carriage and Automobil Trimming and Upholstering The Scott & Clark CORPORATION, 507-615 North Maln Straw aprod : contractors from Boston, after viewing the layout for the connection with the Groton and Stonington road, rode in a carriage the entire length Of the trolley road to_Watch Hill to get a view ‘of the pliVsical condition of the road. Large quantities of tools have been brought here during the past week and are stored near the Swerney' quarries, indicating that work is soon to be com- menced With ail preliminary work complet- d, it is believed that the work can be catried to completion before the sum- mer season traffic’ is at its helgh When the road is rebuili the big_car: of the Norwich line can run direct from the Rose of New England to Watch Hill and also to Pleasant View. Individuality Is What Counts In beinj Rhode Teland, and not confined to ‘Westerly. Over a week ago, Secretary Groft of the commission, collected sev- eral samples of whiskey furnished by Chief Bransfield and Town Solicitor Agara Zor analytical purposes. No re. port on these dquors have been re ceived in Westerly, so far as the pub. lic knows, but_there is Teport current that whiskey bought by a Mrs. Har- rington for a sick member of her fam- lly ‘and whichi was not used revealed the presence of cohol. Attorney General Greenough stated & Ezflfl\m& Monday that he had not yet received Burning Soot Causes: Excifement. the report of Coroner ‘Everett E.| About 7 o'clock Sunday evening the Kingsley of Westerly of the inquest| chimney in the Howe Hous roer into the death of Daniel Suliivan, fol- | o Main and Church streets, was on lowing which Patrick Brady was de-|fire. Chief Engineer Ed P. Teed and tained as a witness before the grand| several firemen from Pioneer truck (Jury in the case of an arrest being|took two extinguishers-to the place made in connection with that case. and put the fire out. William H. Lew- The attorney general referring 10| is, who occupies & portion of the the alleged poisened whiskey cases in| house, had built a wood fire and this Pawcatuck said: _“It seems to me that| jgnited the soot in the chimney. the Connecticut authorities should do Dog Bit Captain Moshe: I have hot as yet heard| gaturday evening, while Ca extraditiony al- Michael Riley employed in the Kion- dike guarry, and who lived just over the ‘esterly line in the town of Charlestown, is dead from the effects of drinking whiskey Sunday afternoon, alleged to have been made largely of wood alcohol He died in dgony at 10 o'clock Monday morning. He vomited 2 greenish liquid_and became blind. Dr. A. B. Briggs of Ashaway, who was called and who arrived fifteen minutes before the man died, believes it to be a sure case of wood alcohol poisoning. Dr. E. H. Rouse, medic: examiner will hold a post-mortem examination, and have the liquor that remained in the bottle from which Rile; drank analyzed. Mrs. Riley positively as- serts that the poisonous stuff was ‘bought from John Di Fonti, who re- sides in the town of Charlestown, just beyond the boundary line between ‘Westerly and Charlestown. Riley was at work in Sunday morning when a along with a bottle of whiskey sold_his stock and good -will to Joseph M. Perry. Mr. Davis will sail from New York fomorrow (Wi ) for the Western islands, for his heaith. Mrs. James W. Rittenhouse is in Newport, the guest of Mrs. gnw York after a visit with Conrad > retzer. e, avasd Frsakie and vois ot Haw Photography. York are guests of Mrs. Ann Mullaney, Mrs, Peter Flynn is entertaining her Bringing ' out the real personall sister, Miss McNulty of Springfield, | the fine jolnts {n character, the it Mass. traits that make Ws what we & Addressed Men's Club. :on_?ufi..;n‘;,y u;: Datural epirie Monday evening at the Mew's club | §f i " meetinig held in the G. A. R. hall, art- [ $h0€ of papor wad pasteboard w er the preliminary exercises, .Dr. | ® 705" George Leonard iIntroduced the speaker of the evening, Hon. G. B. andler of Rocky HIill, whose address was greatly enjoyed by all present. This club bas been very successful this sea- son and a great many of the men of this placé have taken the opportunity of enjoying the addresses each month. Mr. and Mrs,_Jesse Bentley have re- ~ MYSTIC Death of Mrs. Mary B. Chapman—Hon. George B. Chandler Addresses Me Club—Fire Loss Adjusted. Mrs. Mary A. Chapman died on Sat- urday night at the home of her son, Everett Chapman, at the age of S4. She was born in Ledyard in 1826, the daughter of Robert and Mary Wilcox, The greater part of her life was spent in Mystic. She is survived by three sons, Amos B. Chapman, Martin Chap- man and Everett Chapraan. and by a brother, R. H. Wilcox of. Bowling Green, Ohio. your res e to LAIGHTON The Photographer, his garden friend end came Honor of Guests. ‘Walter Shea enter- something. of their asking for men drank freely and Riley became in- Mosher wag “coming from the steam 3 3 h 15 Toxicated and went to sicep under 4| though 3t would be my, duty €0 pass| boat whart he was sttacked by a dog | talned ebout twenty friends at their | turned home ffom a visit in New Ha- enno-nind Norwich Savings So tree. He awoke in the early afternoon, | upon such papers. owned by Mr. Lenrantz, who lives on [home on Jackson avenue, Sunday eve- | Ven. augl Mr. and Mrs. Walter Backus of South Windham are visiting the lat- ter's mother, Mrs. Asa Avery. Miss Catherine Shannon has return- ed to Stonington after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shea. Robert Clark of Beverly, Mass., has returned after a visit with Willlam Gleason. Miss Margaret McGrath has return- ed from New York, An insurance adjuster has been at the farm of Carl Willis and adjusted his claim, the house having caught fire last week. The damage amounted to $25. Mrs. Riley Northwest street, - The animal bit the captain In the leg and he was obliged to_call medical aid. A complaint was lodged with First Selectman Henry A. Stahle. Sunday evening Dog Warden A. T. Hill of Pawcatuck came over and killea the dog. Billings Burtch of New York spent Sunday with his mother at her home ning, in honor of their guest, Mrs. Ed- ward Treakle of Brooklyn, N. Y. Vo- cal and instrumental music was ren- dered and a fine supper Was served. Taken Suddenly Iil. Mae Sherburne, who works in the Rossi Velvet company, was taken deriously il while’at work Monday |Anornivg and had to be tsken home in the company’s_automobile. Dr. A. H. Meyers found Miss Sherburne in a se- rious condition. Late in_the after- noon she was reported conifortable. At 7 o'clock Monday morning the Standard Machine company was about to start, when the engine gave out says, and sent his som, nd Edward Hoyt, , to John Di Fonti's d the fatal whisks st bottle Local, Laconies. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williams of Norwich were visitors Monday in Westerly. The Teport of .the sudden death of George T. Hutchins in Medford, Mass., proved not true. Owing to the illness of Judge Lee, there was no- session of the superior court in Kingston, Monday. Mrs, Way of Hartford came here in her automobile Monday and inepected her summer home at Weekapaug, pre- liminary to occupanc: % Who Is Looking For the ~ "%, Following V place and purch It.is not believe from which he ad wood al- cohol, as his companion felt 1o ill ef- fects and did not drink from the sec- ond bottle. Riley ate no supper Sunday evening and complained of nausea when accidentally knocked down the after he was taken violently ill, and vomited green liguid. Towards morning he seemed to grow worse and t0ld his wife he could hear but could not see. Soon after he became un- Miss ehicles? Democrats, Top and Open Busin Wagons, Top- and Open If values received is considered our prices. J. Benjamin Brown are C. L. E. Smith of Philadelphia is the guest of friends here. Howard Koelb celebrated his sev- enth birthday on Saturday, giving a birthday party. Conoar conscious and Dr. Brigss was sum- o ana gave the employes a day’s vaca- | Thompsonville.—A second meoting of 2 moned. STONINGTON “The controversy over Bgypt spreads. | tion. all women in Enner interested in the | THE L. L. CHAPMAN C0. Dr. Briggs was given possession of| » e o Now strife has fallen upon Professor | Charles Fairbanks has returned to |formation of a branch of the Woman's| = - = B s o bottle ths ned the alleged | Hungarian Partridges Liberated— | Hilprecht's Babylonian tablets.—New | New Hav Rellef corps was held Monday evening ] whiskey, but only a small York World. S. B. McCoughlin has returned to |in Grand army hall. Chimney Fire—Dog Killed Which Bit v of the Capt. Charles Mosher. 3 remained. He declined to sign the d ath_certificate, it is a case Building being practicaily sure t o Saturday, Game Warden Thomas of wood alcohol poisoning . My Riley, although —a moderate|Connell liberated twenty Hungarian ‘b.o"'b \ ARE . YOU THINKING OF drinker, did not permit the habit to|Partridges in the woods east of the . THIS 7 S E S R T Btk and wae cha home of Noyes Palmer. The birds were as a hard-working, industrious man.|Sent here by the Comnecticut game g 1t #0 you should consult with me commission. To Close Season. This (Tuesday) afternoon, the last session of the Travel club will be held, at the library. The topics of the meet- ing will be Canterbury by Miss Lillian Bravton, and The English Home, by got prices for same. _at reasonable prices, He leaves his wife and ten children in Excellent almost destitute condition. The chil- dren are John, age 19: Cornelius 17 Annie 16;- Timothy Michael Davia 9; Catherine § an. 5; William 4; Elizabeth Mary He also leaves two brothers, Cornelius C. M. WILLIAMS, 5 of Westerly and John of Gardner, | Miss Louise Trumbull. General Contractor and Builde Mass., also a sister, Mrs. Thomas How- Fellowship Mesting. 218 MAIN STREET Foa of Westerly The fellowship meeting will be held ‘Phone 370. Mrs. Riley is positive th key was bought at Di Fo» the children brought it home in o beer bottle. As =oon as her husband drank of it he said it was of very poor quali- ty. The bottle was more than half full when Mrs. Riley placed it in the cupboard, but it° was uncorked and when accidentl knocked down the contents ran out. except the small quantity now in the possession of Dr. Rouse. The house where Mr. Riley died is near the Klondike quarr: which is owned and operated by the James Gourlay estate, of West and man- aged by a son of the late James Gour- E The quarry is partially in Nian- tic, “town of Wester] Di Fonti's Dl where Mrs. Rile says . the drank by her husband was purchased is very near the town boundary line, within a fe hundred fegt of the town of Westerly. It was the whis—|at the Road church here tomorrow. The sermon will be preached by Rev. J. O. Barrows. Dinner will be served by the ladies at noon. The discussion will be at 2 o'clock, the subject, The Local Church as a Brotherhood. Foreman Jerome A. Dewey and a number of bridge carpenters with a car L ’ load of heavy timber were ‘taken last P week to overhead bridge 100 at the Chesebrough crossing by a _ local freight. The bridge wil be rebuilt soon. Mrs. Courtland Babcock and her son Harry arrived home from the Bermu- das Saturday. Mrs. Babcock is suf fering from an attack of tonsilitis. Edward Porter is illL Jay Bliss was a business caller in Norwich Monday. To Sail for Western Islands. Angus Davis., who for some years has conducted a repair shop here, has Rogers Enamels INTERIOR DECORATIONS Will dry hard over night and produce a bright, glossy enamel finish on furoitur picture frames, vases, or any article of Interior use which they may be applic Seventeen’ beautiful CHAS, 056000 & €0, | 45 and 41 Commerce Streat, NORWICN, CONN delicious food for every day in every home THE STORE THAT STANDS BETWEENYOU AND HIGH PRICES e ————— et MORE FOR A DOLLAR THAN A DOLLAR CAN BUY ELSEWHERE THE MoHICAN COMPAN GREAT APRIL GROGERY SALE--ALL THIS WEEK Meat Prices are high, but good Groceries are lower than they have been in years. Take advantage of our Big Sale and lay in a good supply--you will save money. shad R i Es - 2 cans [h¢ Flnun rfilen L8 80 s“GAR 2 I s l ufl i A 14c I;IBTiCI - - amey . oo - 3 Sw&gé&gan o R 90 XXXX- c g 2 FanchSl;&tEasCIarz - 1w 5¢ Dr. Loulos. Franidin Miner s » &————————— | PATENT HAXALL - bbl. $6.00] When purchased with 11b. 60c Tea | =———2=s fosatad i har.ow ofios, Bron T - - = - PEACHES = 1o Tlc f| 1 omea e 110 4 5 m, Large Boxes MATCHES 6 for 21c Red Kidney BEANS quart 13¢ s TR York State PEA BEANS quari 10¢ v 146 bashel 560 MACARONI 1 ibs packaze Royal Blend Extra Fancy EARLY JUNE PEA! 6 - . 28¢ - scan 13¢ can JC DR. C R CHAMBERLAI Denta/ Surgeon. o charge of .Dr, 8 L during his last in Btreet. Specials Tuesday and Wednesday 3lc | ror'sonsr ™| 3¢ 15 | ki 3¢ 20¢ | S028% seee™ | B PRINT I BUTTER ~ 2 Ibs. CRACKERS Forterhouse or Siriein Steak ib. Fancy Alaska SALMON - can ¢ can 8¢ w. 14c - vottie 10 1216. 15¢ 1216, tin J6e 3c S Norwlch, FUNERAL ORDERS Acrtistically Arranged © HUNT 130, ¢+ * The Flor Latayette shican Tomato CATSUr - Moh can Premium _CHOCO_ATE Mohican Pure COCOA n Baking WDER Have You Noticed ths Increased Travel? At & §ure Mign OF good weall GRS furnish the method, and it you'll take one t 1 16, tin me youll way the