Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 29, 1910, Page 8

J. city. closed all day because of the ceremo- nies, - . On Thursday evening the Third com- | pe.ny, .C. A, C., drilled under its s 1 £ Jr., and he 3 : a0 the court's at- captain, B, N. olemhlo-fl. T. a:: > d . 8 mfl_ s ! dal m"" read o v 25 . nouncement of the wedding came as a s Ted: ‘wate be By Simply Eating a- Little Pleasant | 2ccepted, Fran v o e e Lo T otenad for the | SUIPFise to Mr. Starrs many friends in | 3o the fender skin~ of A 3 ¢ townifl:fl of whom unite in whhinx him -oomn.— and b-n tu a Tablet After Each of Them. . AP AL, bride mnay years of happiness -mnfn ‘&1 dtching lu-t- 7 ¢ 5 o ety u Selock unti] | and Prosperity. . ely, m”g re-torln‘ the skin to s x4 ] : short calendar busi- R A Tablet Digests a Meal. Trial Pack- | Part in the Memorial day parade. | of the Connectic Td £ this, morning for Given Handkerchief Shower, A committee was appointed cond‘ . 5 ness and the assignment of cases. A delighttal and protty Lohtet age Free. ing of Sergeants Dennison and F. S. g —_— w!: lguu ‘he fluids | Smith to draw up a new clause in the Hos 1 s CI.OOINO DAY OF THE shower was given Miss Margaret Gar- n o & on 2 s ’:)rgce:tnmo:mxe nat- | by-laws creating an honorary list, and = . SUPREME COURT. :;yvl;y ell;uaoorn ‘Tubbs at her home Stor Put; BRed Drag mll' e a s e Do eromach. They | they will report at a later meeting. ~ | $557; coast { 1 e R ot Mondhy oventiis: -#n:na Chesebro Drug ' are of right proportion and do thelr The range and gun ~sections have 74: ‘ % ijurn-d Vlhluoqt Date After the Ar- whr"ave!u': vn:. spent in music and 1imant! work speedily. and well. When indi- [ been -announced as follows: Range 3 4 Case of Avery vs.|ayooot: M 'l a Nelson rendered ok ut mb‘;:. 18" even asked to pur- on and dyspepsia are prevalent, | section,. Sergeant Denison, observer; I.l.nw ulsfit ons accompanied on the -u.i“ pos| e :lvh;fihfln‘lo‘l::-lm;gbg these same juices come slowly if at |Pricate Nowatsky, reader; Corporal The fgures for the w ,t piano by ss Mary Garvey. - At the muP F oo el ~ u-v;n .. v all, eak and insufficient or are , Bossy, observer; Musician Riley, read- | the coast artillery corps ¥irst | Thursday .morning before the Con- | six tables of whist the highest scores | IRl 00 _Of charge, upon "n-'i..n fille “:fl:l: .u: acids and alkalies. |er; Sergeant Ortman, plotter; Musi .54: - Second 718 . 3 necticut supremé court of errors At-| were held by Miss Nellie Slattery and 'rv-nty-nfn, strest, New York City, vev‘gn‘ such angonditlon exists each | cian Pendleton, plotter assistant; Pri- urth 87.34; Fifth § ; torneys Hull, Perkins and Shields|Miss Mary Nelson, each receiving a % meal ; a hardship upon the digestive | vate Stewart, prim, arm.; Sergeant “Tenth 70.12 completed ‘the arguments in the case | hand-made jabot. The prizes for low- organs. The meal sheuld strengthen | Woodmansee, sec, arm.; Corporal Ma- ; Twelfth 3&37 thrt of 8. G. Avery vs, Charles White. The | est scores were taken by Miss Mar; Died in Police Station, the juices, but on the contrary it|son, range board; Corporal Dion, de- | Fourteenth 87. suit is over tree cutting, both parties|ret Garvey, a pencil umbrella, and 3 ‘wedk e"'tbam., so that man by the | flection. : Adjt- Genen.l 'Cele. in & dmhr baving had several suits over timber | Miss Abbie Caulkins, a miniature pair Late Wednesday afternoon James O, v ::: of eating causes conditions to First gun section—First - Sergeant| says: deals and cuttings. This suit came up | of rubbers. Phe decorations were uml | Brown of New London, who had been arise which of themselves bring him |Smith, commander; Private Gagnon, | 1t is necessary that this office be | {rom the common pleas court. brellas and apple blossoms. — Punch, | arrested for intoxication two hours in and loathing for the next meal. pointer; Corporal Gebrath, range set- | informed, as early as possible, not Court was adjourned without date|candy, cake and ice cream were served earlier, died in the cell in the polica PoBy ‘eating one of Stuart’s Dyspep- |ter; Mec. Ranger, mechanic; Robinson, | later than May 10, 1910, as to duting thecnoorn-how. through the evening. Miss Garvey re- | station of that city. He had suffered sia Tablets you mix the tablet with | No. 1: Laskowsky, No. Harris, 3; | number of ‘officers who will bccble w ———————— cl:;l‘v%(:!ttw nt{—sev:n !I;andkerchien and | from acute alcoholism and e short your seliva and it goes into your|Reed, 4; Haglund, 5; Morse, 7; Bru-|avail themselves of the opportunity to . e, of ‘alt :present. time before his sudden death was a strong, vigorous fluid, 9; Fininisky, 10; ' Rydholm, 11; | attend .the oflmr.‘ s of instrué- B Wagon Broke making a big racket in the celle. Children ' C many times more powerful than the | Co ral Thorpe, 12. e e % - i # ; 3 axle of Aa natural digestiye juices. These tab gun sectfon—Sergeant F. S that wagon broke near Sibe pf.'."t'mfi’c‘?"; FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA natural vege- ith, commander; Private Burdick, lets are made up from 1 v Smith, er; FPrivate i ¢ by o Thursday morning, throwing the driv- - E 2 R :’m “txfl'm::mé essences -;d‘;‘d::: ghgl- pointer; 5 McMOflbl’:;;v' ) i er, John A. Phillips, into the street, Lactosy, Nux, Aseptic Pepsin and Ja- . 1: duer, 2; - be. 3 ;:‘é"::;gcl}:l: t:h‘z_;:!lgre:e s w‘::er:(d'l-.?eurt Before purchasing your 1910 Auto- mobile you will save both money and ex- perience if you purchase an E-M-F “30’ And Why ? and one grain of it will digest 3,000 |9; Donohue, 10; Rose, 11; Lester, 12. grains of food in any stomach. Be- Audette, 13. side digesting the food it will give Captain Celeman has issued interest- the blood th. power to enrich the di-|ing circulars showing the benefits to be so after a time nature | gained by enlisting in the company, win ukn eu-e of itself. Though you |and as the result on Thursday 8 % have no stomach trouble one of these | one application was received and there fession, that of an tablets after each meal is a powerful | was one re-enlistment. ed States army in time of asslstance to nature and is an excel- There was a.game of indoor baseball | an officer of the ormi::l h lemt habit to make. . | between the Third company team an|time of peace, whose Go to any druggist and ask his opin- | the team from the Uncas Speeialty |train men, and fit them for fon of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. We | company, which resulted in favor of | country’s service in time of war. will abide his answer if he be an hon- | the former by the score of 14 to 6. The Pay of their grade and transporta- est than. They sell for 50c per pack- | teams played as follows: tion will be allowed rs attending. he constraction of Townsend’s age. s your name and address and we will send you a trial package W Lawn Mower makes it the eas— iest runming mower on the market. by mall free. Address F. A. Stuart . 5 D, Co., 150 Stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich. A COLD MORNING. FEE OF $10 NOT ALLOW_EP Thermometer Went Down to 29 at | City Attorney Hall Will Get the Usual Trading Cove During the Night—A | $206 for Prosecuting tke Liquer Light Frost. Cases. There was q’:flte a drop in the '.e-ma The question sed by OCity Attor- | meet the product book. These styles, perature on Thursday and it was cold | ney Hall regarding fees for prosecuti f . in the evening, so that an overcoat | liquor cases u‘;: up s Ju“". together with the The Flyer Mower is the same action, but the construction is cheapened to MURPHY & McGARRY, 207 Main St. We sdvertise exactly as it is, was needed The thermometer went | Brown in the city court on Thursday down to freezing and early this morn- | morning and the city attorney main— > mEY BACK -~ - at Trading Cove it registered 29. The that he should h > Becau he 2-M-F 30" i g - = Iidioations were that tHere woull bo 8 | came: ta e o P Ie % 5% & cause t M-F s up-to-date in every light frost. agent. Attorney Comatock for the ac- | the Champion Low Priced Mower, manner of mechanical ingenuity, and purchasers cused who will have to pay the costs| . " = % maintained that he wes entitled to|9'V® Us & line that suits every. de only the regular fee of $2.06. He read | mand. Appetite Gone|wy gt S, 07 i ey torney is entitled- to no more as a fee y = in a liquor case than in any other 3 Get Rid of It. Andrewskiwicz, charged with beating a woman, the additional testimony was People go on suffering from little | heard and“he was found guiity and|in buying Refrigerators you must de- stomach troubles for years and imag- | fined $10 and costs tormine whether the dollar looks m?r}tlhey have a serious dhem;gnk 3 ———-———.ron—'um ey over eat or over an AT THE AUDI . arger you force on the stomach a Jot of extra —_— 5 o ooy B o sisyrie ‘work. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. But they never think that the stom- / ach needs extra help to do ewtra work. The change of bill at the Auditor- | deficient insulation. All our Refrig- If these people would take a Mi-o-na | jum on -Thursday kept up the stand- | - 52 4 ® -tom;a]‘ct.‘;n tablet v.--lbt‘!:r ;:};Jtermr:e:tls it | ar@ set for the early mby“ the | erators have double ingulation of hair would be a great ‘to om- | week, which was indicated la z - ach in its strain of overwork. houses and plentiful. use at both | separated by a non-conducting air Mi-o-na is guaranteed by The Lee| matinee and evening ‘ & Osgood Co. to cure indigestion or| The Mabelle sisters, two “e: S any stomach disease or money back. and pretty little juveniles, got a big| - Mi for belching of gas. hand for their clever clog dancing, for distress after eating. and singing,” and thepé was t Tot of Ghe for foul breath. fun in the comedy -in‘h' act of Barr y for bilfousness. and Evans, the Rube and the Lady. > {« to weke up the liver. ‘Walter Daniels is a winning num. for heartburn. ber in his anmsuc lmpemmum o . Jekyll and | - A Mi-o-na for sick headache. making up for Svengall, Dr. ‘Mi-o-na for nervous dyspepsia. Mr. Hyde, and the old actor, right on Compan Mi-o-na after a banquet. the stage. He is given a big lulu!. 134 > 4 lfl‘[‘i'o-m ;z" vomiting O_tfiizk!‘“lnc)fl The Eugene trio, l::eh:‘:;flhe rizontal bar [i-o-na for car or sea- ness. experts, remain as t TS, H H Fifty cents a lange box at leading | their fauiltless performance of the lzs “alfl smet, HMWIGII, Bl. dozfllfir; E?mhe" and at The Lee & | difficult and 1hrllu-‘f“zfinv:lmand the aprzed o = 00! 3 it ict: of interest. S | “Bootis Pills cure constipation—25c. | T e Fairon 278 Cajoling the Ladies. OM credit for logic. It attempts to excuse, ‘hissing of. € It makes a good deal f ( ARINCD NS -0-ME) the inexcusable s catarr) Dack. Taft at the suffragiet m difference to you where Trentho 1t . Complete ol inclnding | BO/ntn out that the “degree of § ) inhaler $1. Extrabosties 50c. D ; straint” gently hinted at by the presi- § dent as lacking in the conduct of his you buy your clothes; be-| = | fair auditors is often notably lacking an .t in the proceedings of legislative bod- caase, unless you’re a good | ies for intsance, the recent Tampus tn , l T judge, youdon’t really know Thers 1s ‘T soal SR MmO : R I , The occasional loss of self-control get absolute satisfaction for every dollar of their investment. A thirty horse power Touring Car with a four cylinder engine, 4x4}2 motor, mag- neto and full equipments, $1,250.00. The best proposition on the American market for the money—and it is fit to take its place with any other make, regardless of price. .dllhd to your ice bill on account of Agency for the “MATHESON,’’ “E-M-F ‘30’ ahq “FLANDERS 20’ ”’, also Hewitt I'lotor Trucks and Excelsior Aute Cycles. For demonstrations, ete.; call at The Imperial Garage, 21 CHESTNUT STREET, NORWICH, CONN. PETER CECCARELLI, Prop. Telephone connection. spyright ~s~ Dy-Bart Schaffner & Marx what you’re getting; there’s e e always a lot of cotton- ; # :}):lo;egmcthe mm%nhw; - in bissing a distis Mxfi- I Tt mixed stuff on the market. | | AR At gy e i 0 the Chicago paper finds itself deserted That’s -one of. the strongest at the pinch by ihe very body whoee 2 S offense against :/vod m it tries reasons for coming here. | PRy B il | ing President Anna Shaw, Our clothes are made oot ) d":;"t‘""m —- From Boston to "Frisco are busier than vight, the quality can be | ‘f:;’ifl;‘:&:;'é“:fi’%.:“w ever before. Our National organizafion 7 e convent depended on, and we’ll see Seriously. MO s means economies that you get the bene- Two-Mouthed but Not Wall. that they fit right before John O. Nelson of Na. 4114 Stuart avenue, Brooklyn Hills, Qllm bor- we sell them to you. : ough, has a daughter who has two 1l devel d heads. She is 6 Suits $10. to $30. oid, ana is unable i e I or tit of. The people are finding it out. Select your Suit and have it charged. Pay for it on easy weekly payments. = olg‘kan: tIshnnablg 'i:{l!! to'h,tthng or Wi er gen: heal &ood IWollldll t Yofl Like T‘ Heel and, aheu poss;sl‘u ;’ormd intelligence, Raincoats $10. to $25. " | according to her father, / . Baye” Sui $3.50 10 gu. |Toe Browsie Fonlly oS Disciil s Men’s Women’s ; A Al Cranston’s ? | means, engagea the physicians 2 and gave the little one the mn ful " attention, spgrin, Nelson said nearly St- entln me family and will take splendid pictures. l ?;e ?:lme,“indmut -gh::lfl:r‘ ‘chflmd. ing ‘This is the Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. Clothing |Clothing MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS | WOMBEN'S STYLISH SUITS They are first cousins to the Kodak Their cost is not high, and they tak The Nelsons live —on the ground §7.50 to $28.00 $12.00 to $40.00 2 = 5 AT Pk, R0 Vel -t::'a “‘M"'“’ § BOYS' FANCY AND WOMEN'S STYLISH SKIRTS ANES Sind Bictupes, teo. attracting attengon. . SCHOOL SUITS $1.98 to $18.00 The oldest members of the family,| Serec), 7! $1.98 to $3.00 3 WOMBN'S SILK WAISTS i S’ NOBBY SUITS $1.00 to $10.00 the No. 1, for only $1, takes pictures mc:nrg::qwélg ‘0\31. YOUT’:'M iz s e 21-4x21-4 and range from this to the | [2ther says. MENS HATS $2.50 to $20.00 3A Folding Brownie for $10 and $12 X Yale Men in the le(ll War. $2.00—$3.00 WOMEN'S AND alcott H. > . g that take postal size- pictures 31-4x ' MEN'S :11;:: :o;:o SHOES cmx.a 4 .s SHOES 51-2 Come ia and dive us the pleasure of 'VEGETABLES | rves oom s e The kst in the markets, "' - ’ % 5 - Prcestow.| CRANSTON & CO. i — [ ] & i PEOPLE'S .‘flKET S E R Frankblin .‘_ Less war:.:n-':rbu: :a:;:l:“ut |aeia JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prov. | g corvman o Tae Betiotn If at any'time you buy anything here that does not give entire jati aclict M-m 'v it and we will refund your money or churfully exch