Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 2, 1910, Page 2

permit wfima a chance to obtain counsel. ds were fixed at $100, which iyere-furnished by E. H. Has- el of sfleld Four Corners, Emeralds Won, 16 to 15. There wes a rather classy baseball game ‘at-the New FBridge grounds for Seven.innings -when the Independents had:it on the Emeralds by the score of 14 to 2. Dungan. the twirler for the. Independents, ‘then took a balloon ascension and walked about seven men and went all to pieces. He was re- Es, TUR- lieved by Piotte, who finished out the CLUSTERS, ~ |same. The score at the finish was | Very little milk was shipped to Bos- | 16 to 15 in favor of the Emeralds. A ‘BRAIDS. | ton Sunday from this station or from | big erowd witnessed the contest. The d at any | Etations east of here. The producers | battcries were Higgins, McCarthy and intend to stick by their agreement and | Casey for the Emeralds, and Dungan, Within a few days the contractors will | Piotte and Keating for the Independ- find that they have a tough proposi- | €ats.- Mike Sullivan handled the indi- . Mrs. Joseph Newb: 18 on the roaa 1o Tecovery atter a three months’ ii- B. Grinnell and C. Edward including many ' Grinnel ad o have returned from New of the prominent the city. York. - C. Dwight Sharpe is the present nobic ' srs. Sarah Wheeler has roturned grand. _The pretty, souvenir iseued in|from & visit with her sister, Mrs, Biiz- honor of Saturday s event con-|abeth Berry, in Providence. tains the following list of szands: | The dance“given in Gilvert hail on Judge Lucius H. Fuler, Arthur | Saturday evening by the Socfallst club D. M-intyre, Attorney Eric H. John-|was well patronized. Grinnell's or- son, Abram Sykes, Byron D. Bugbee, | chestra furnished the music and Pro- Albert L. Mansfield, William R. Bar- | fessor Douglas prompted. her, Judge Edward G. Wright, Silas M.© Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wheeler have Wheelock, Charles M. Nichols, Edward | moved Into a cottage on Cedar street. T. Tucker, George B, Champiin, Dewitt | Willlam Garvey of Newport is the C. Park, Everett M. Clarke, G. Byron | guest of Harry B. MacKenzle. Morse, Walter J. Bartlett, Waller E.| Henry Abell of Worcester is the Atwood, Charles E. Richardson, Walter | suest of his brother, Otia Aboll allen. > \ . What Is Going On Tonig mfilafl' Dance hhwm, s w4 Srnier Brock Company atthe at the Biiou -&da ahip in emcoss Of necessary if to ship Sunday. The average shipment > from Danielson ‘been about fifty- five large cans. It is understood that the Brooklyn creamery stands ready to take what cream the farmers pro— duce during the time that the siege against the lioston contraetors is in force and that many of the farmers will take advantage of the offer. SUNDAY SCHOOL AUXILIARY. Meeting to Be Held in Methodist and ‘Congregational Churches This Week. ‘held to four hits, he being well by Driscoll. 3 MOOSUP DEFEATED. Local Team Wins Saturday's Game, 11-3. The Jewett City Champions defeat— ed Moosup Saturday at Brewster's park by the score of 11 to 3. Gero, Jewett City’s new pitcher, showed up fine, having plenty of speed and good control. The feature of the game was the fielding of the Jewett, City team LITTLE'MILK SHIPPED. ‘Onty One’ Producer Sends ~Cams-to Boston on Sunday—Supply Sent Through from, New York. Taking Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Sabattus, Maifie. ¢ You told me to takeé Lydia E. ®Pinkham’s Vegetable Jomponnd and dyer™ Pills *before fohiid birth, and we are all surprised to < 3 tion on their hands to supply milk | cator. Notwithstanding the defeat the [ and the batting of W. Rob n. The visiting brothers from Bridge- 5 Fluffs, 50c. mgflve market. S Independents are confident that they }‘he tftollcn;v!'!:ns »;r;:e ;gusfi:xn - orA(fi“gn‘aM m’i’l Dg:nehm:d m::duan; port remained in Putnam until Sun- STONINGTON ?Ead?g.w ‘L‘a“d' ood % Sunday afiernoon three carloads of | an put the “high sign” upon the Em- ewes ~—Richie 2b, of, G unday school association of|day, staying at the Putnam Inn. h—B ysi- avar Rihater Clusters,] milk chime in neve frob antioa0® Of | cralds and haveno foars et that they | Robertson_ c, L'Heurenx' ss, Geer ' 1b; | Connecticut ia to be held in ¢he Moth- o "";:e:‘ :“,‘ fouo'u'::_‘.:r";.'_":""“"“ “ cidn. said * Without odist and Congregational churehes in Danielson_on Friday afternoon and evening of this week. The afternoon session will open at 3 o'clock in the Methodist chureh with a conference for workers in elementary grades. Miss ‘Wilhelmina Stooker of Hartford and Miss Frances Danielson will conduct the meeting. At 4 o'clock there is to Rail If, W. Robertson 3b, McLaughlin f, Gero p. Moosup—McFarland .7f, Simino_p, Olney 1b, McKenna 3b, Wood rf, La- cross ss, Breene cf, Robideau 2b, Mo- rin c. Score by innings: R.H. B JewettCity 01540010 *—111L 3 000001200—3 9 3 oubt it vvsr. l}m; Jampoun ha h& gd you’ I thank you for your kindness in advisin me and give you fu permission to use estimonials.”—Mrs. will win out in the majority of the series of games that are arranged be- tween the two nines, westward and was divided, some be- 5 ing shinped to Providence and some ,on & wire form,| to Boswon,_ The latter shipment that went out at 4 o'clock constituted SS7 30 1-2-quart cans of milk. It is un- derstood that this morning there will be an additional milk car on the res- ular train, making three instead of the EXTENSION OF TIME Sunday Ball Playing. Again Granted Administrator of Estate| Antone Williams of Norwich was the of the Late C. M. Greene—Missing | guest Sunday of his gister, Mrs. Main, Bonds Not Located. Injured by Falling Derrick. On Saturday FErastus Chesebrough, -A]’)L"_“o months® extension of time from | while building a sea wall on his prop- Rural Carrier’s Coit Frisky. Arthur P. Ellsworth, the rural let- ter carrier, and his colt furnished a tle diversion for the HAIR SWITCHES. m-nd-. 18 inches lovs. ople alon; sy = Ty _name I your E™Y long, $2.39; 24 inches( usual two sent out Boston way. The | Main steet Sunday afternoon when the | M0OSup 15 was granted to Judge F. F. : 3 3 stee! 1001 3 . F.| erty, was badly injored, The derrick 26 inches long, $3.5. milk shipped from here Sunday aft- | abstinate youngster refused to cross WAD = ::dl ég“fere"mmfor ;“!cl:l‘ém;“d;nw Russell for filing his final account as u:% in rn’ldni lfi’e Jarge stone and | He W, MITCHELL, Box 8, Sabattus, Me. 4 ernoon twas the surplus of the New |the rallroad crossing on Main street AUREGAN WON i g Rflf“-o,";mmggg ucted by Rev.| administrator of the estate of the late | putting them in placeé fell, brulsing his Another Woman Helped Clarendon M. Greene, at a hearing be- fore Judge Edward G. Wright in the superior court room Saturday morning. This is the second extension that has been granted, the difficulty in settling the estate, which amounts to about §100,000, being due to the administra~ head and back badly. Kenneth Doug- las has taken charge of the etors while e F ‘Walter Hammond 15 recovering after Having undergone an operation for ap- pendicitis last week at the Providence hospital. . - Graniteville, Vt.— I was passin throughthe Changeof Life andsufferes from nervousness and other annoying symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound restoredmy health and strength, and proved worth mountains CORONET BRAIDS in| York n-arl\;‘e(v and some that ;s usually of Brown and blonde, 25 | S°nt 10 the creamery at Stormville j{and to the e ns. k. ¢l 3$8.98: 34 inches lons, $6.50 ‘ L Sondensse ik, Diciuties west of here. One man brought in SSATR TRANSFORMATIONS, { /Milk to the local milk ot Sunday long, $1.39. because a puddle of water barred his passage. An automobile came along and he started to rear, and then a couple of motor cycles chanced along and added their clatter, which proved the last straw. The colt stood up on his hind feet and turned right over There will be two addresses at the meeting to be held in the Congrega- tional church in the evening. Ret. Eliot F. Talmadge of Wauregan will speak on The Three Elements of Suc- cess in Teaching, and Rev. J. W. Rae Score 5 to 3 in Game with Jewett City on Saturday. Manager Chappell, when he McBride’s new pitcher, started ,well on Saturday itched 'a no-hit, no-run morning 3 & By ' = i vill speak on The Five Looks. . 5 f gold For the sake of oth 3 4 5o | Eleven Contagious Cases April. |and it was some moments before his | game against a Jewett City team on | ™ N he | TOT'S_Inabllity” to locate $35,000 miss-| Dr. Charles M. Williams and Mrs. | of gold to me. For 01 other “BRAID PINS, 0c, 15c, 250 ana 5oc.| e Tealth —Offeer D . b &, | master could induce the animal to | the league grounds at Wauregan. Subhe Danielson auxiiary includes the | ing bonds of western railroads that | williame were uf their summer home suffering wwomen I am willing you - W, B 8. ‘Wauregan made a good showing and | 4 i o #. | were not Includeq in the inventory of | here over Sunday from New York eity. | should publish my letter.”” — Mra. 2 move along home. ly, Brooklyn, Canterbury, Plainfield e O should open the season next Saturday the estate when filed, but which were brought to his attention’ ffor Sterling and Westminster, and all will ‘Walter Anderson, head gardener at| CHARLES BARCLAY, R.F.D., Granite- Crescents Won. PRl s TR Ty Bl A in good form. The score: R later learned to have been owned by | the Phelps place, is filling in and erad- | yille, Vt. Bk e, sard of health showed that there| . The Crescents of this city took a Jewet City G % the deceased, C. M. Greene. These | ing on the west side of the road. in| Ve, V. ey o bonds i vet come into ‘Women who are passing throug 2 vere eleven cases for the following | trlp to North Windham Saturday aft- |, .. B oo & » e EASTERN LEAGUE et it ok hm Yot Sowe into, Wie| weont of the Phelps property. nd Wil | tnis criticst peiiod oFf who are sufier- -auses: Measles 2 c i s : pin ot possess| 3 a & . .n‘ ooy R e B o b Lot S 2 i o 0 ket BB it T g 100 A matter of particular interest 1n | the place is fully stocked with young | ing from any of those distressing ills | aix a 1, typhoid Tever 1 and con- | Streak hy defeating the Natchaugs of |Wimmit 3 & o 9 21| To Open Season on Saturday Next— . : o b Pt Aot Dot 1ose sumption 6. Hor. e ciienoRa ] Rl vikes By ting sere 0t 1] To 4. | Cantoa 3 wacl ‘gt connection with Saturday’s hearing | plants to set out in the numerous | peculiar eir sex % wonth in 1909 there were but seven | Batteries were Martin and Brand for |Mamles 3 0 1 3 oo sl Bl o sl Was the appearance thereat of Mrs.| flower beds on the large lawn for the | sight of the fact that for thirty years S Hosiery | contagtons ‘cases, Bour of IS nvess | the Crescents. and Bowen and Larcy | sgiiws 5.8 L1 160 3 Clare: . ‘Wheslor of Rehway, N. 7o 6| someser, Lydia E.Pinkham’'s Vegetable Con.- | it e ARt ith i [ ¢ 7 5| o The third season of the Eastern|daughter of Clarendon M. Greene, at| On Sunday morning several large a BLACK MERCERIZED | Cousumption. for the Natchaugs. Smith of North | MArthuret 3 0 0 0 0fGoren.c 3 1 o Gonnecticat Dastbal Jsague il e e, n 3 €c | pound, which is made from roots an 15 S _ Windham handled the indicator. The | Comelllo 2 0 ¥ 0 1fmiLso 0 0 0l ened on Saturday of this week. Eve | noc;ime a selectman in Putnem, she | schooners putdnto the harbor and re. | harbs, "ngs been the stamiard remedy HOSE with double soles, hizh B e o e e 2.2 2 opa Saturday of k. Ev- | having consented to an examination | mained there all day. High winds and | $EF05 BAS SICTk 376 FRRUECC, LT Bosls and garte Iy 2 opfTpan o far th a fairocfeat | Toms. 27 03w Towms 23 521z 1| ervihmg s in readiness and with z00d | hefore the probate court with regard | choppy seas were the cause. Southeast | fOT female ills. WREY. GRS tops, only 2 ng:;” e and are playing Bilt | swuck out by Chappello 1. by Garland 5: bases | Weather it is expected that the attend- | to the missing bonds, The details of | winds prevailed all day, munity:-.yon will find women who WOMEN'S MERCERIZED TAN Lacyned ;G- Gorey. 3 e 4 his sons, J. W, | et by Chappelle 5. by Ganiand 3; stolen bascs. | ance will be large at all of the three| (ho examination were not given out. Pollock Plent: have restored to health by Lydia 4 g 6nard G, Corey, aged about 70, | ok W B soiard his sons T - | fnetyrermond, Beasehym. Coven 3. Gazland; s2c | games, which will be as follows: Wau- [ Mrs Wheeler was represented by At- s o <A Pinkham’s Vegetable Compourid. HOSE, at 2S¢ St. Josepn's hospital Saturday | 204 W. H. Keirans, left Saturday eve- | e tis, Gedbcts; left b bucer, Waneean 7. Jow | Pocarat Taftville, Jewett City at Put- | torey Samuel Senleimer of Hiigabet, | Pollock 1s most plentiful on The reet FANCY cO " n. following an fllness of two | mog D¥ boat from New London for | Wmiams, Goven and il nam, North Grosvenordale at Dayville. 7.0 “Mre. Greene, widow of Clarens | mow. A haul of three hundred pounds — [ —— e Mr. ey iad, een fo pooe| 2 orToTk Lo-svend scveral daye. v Noted About the Borough. The'teams were all out for practice | sgon M., by Attorney B, M. Holden of ' W&s made by Mr. Joscph at the point r Interwoven, extra igitt weiht, { neaith for some time, DUt had been In | for (e nons: icasare man s gong (s | A clothing company in Sowle_ strect | E4mes Saturday and eome fast games | Fortrord; J. M. and Justin Greene, e DR R T STAFFORD SPRINGS pair. | the hospital for the past fortnight on- | (02 ‘7 Bo¥ys pleasure and o goo i e it Giry | aTe looked for with thelr first appear- | sons of the decea: 7 | in_weight @) wenty hds each. £ iv. e was a native of Chapilhy, being | Sas,Aiticiated. Young Jack s the | has the new eults fof the Jewstt City | ance’in a loague game. = All Of the | Charies Ty Torrey, and the administre | . LBoius W. Campbell bought 4 Darty | Funeral of Patrick MoCarthy—K. of WOMEN'S GRAY HOSE, 2t 12 1-2c in the Natchaug district, where ol eine and was a fao. | window. They are handsome shade of | Malagers have ' made efforts = tof tor by Attorney Charles E. Searles. |Up Sunflay from' Narragansef il C. Delegates Appointed. =9 Darents ThveR it sy yeabD: ¥ ETe school nine e ST A LD strengthen their teams and the fast . 2 his_auto. 1 made his home in the town prac- EhioRhe LK. A at Norwioh:| S Lo s | PAcCe of last season will likely e main- [ Only One Milk Dealer Made Shipment| Walter Wright of Bostyn spént Sun-| .0 pin0r0) of Patriék McCarthy P in handy fashion Saturday afternoon. Robert Wilbur of Glasgo, who was e t ofrfriends WOMERNE BLACK HOSE, at 12 1-2¢| tically_all his life, and during late i " | coming to the borough Saturday in his | ©4/1¢d- Sunday. Gy O B NTo: Yook wpent Sun. | Was largely attended from Bt Ed air. years hed lived in the Center near the Bedy Brought from Bridgeport. automobile, surprised a herd of six fine | goUTH KILLINGLY CATHOLICS Shipments of milk to Boston from | . KaY Mopre oF Te - ward's church ' Saturday .morning at cemetery. There survives a sister,| . o0 0 O e Hevrin, | deer in the road on Pachaug plains. Putnam practically ceased Sunday | “3Z WS AT, maiiorg was in | Dine orclock, when a requiem high CHIUDREN'S NOMBEND H¢ h| Miss Laura Corey of Hampton. Fu- LB s B I% | They showed little signs of fright. morning, all but one of the twenty-five < 2 mass Wwas-celebrated by Rev. T. . Winen knee, heel and toe, ral Directors Eimore & Shepard [ the 12-vear-ald son of Martin Hevrin | "7 %07 Mrs, A, F. Shaw and Mrs. | NOt Independent—Can Buy Congrega-| jealers who usually send withholding | OnD, Over SUnde¥. . sowan, Jr,| O'Nelll Burial was'in St Eawards 59 fook churge of the body at the ‘hos- | Of Brideerort, was exhumed there Sat-| yonn H. Lee were received into the | tional Church Only by Authority of |their supply. The 'shortage created | nad s mosing picture show i fown. | cometery. The jfloral” emblems wers CHILDREN'S FANCY COLORED j Pital. % e om0 i e e atten: | membership of the Congregational| Their Bishop. from Putnam 1s about 75 cans. Sim- | on 8 WONAE R EET. ias thor. | beautiful, HOSE, in eashmere, bl and tan, 250 Edward R. Dimock. Soan s telkih o Bt Josertie cenye | Chureh SHndmy. ilar_conditions exist at all milk ship- | oucnt’ cleansed during last week by |, M; D: O'Connell was at hix old home b ward Diniock. ' aged _7f, .dled | TRENISR0 28 KT 10 Ot iy ot Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee of Webster,| A South XKillingly correspondent | ping peints in this end of Windhgm | Join S alion. s in_Colchester over Sunday. palr ey ning at 10 o'clock at the y i 2 lot. Mass., were guests Sunday = of Mr. |asks: “Wil the French Catholics buy | county, and probably less than b per Ball Pl R iR ancs Michael O’Hialloran and William Dimock Homestead at Mansfield Depot. Buirial I Nosth Caverndn: Lee’s father, J. H. Lee. the Congregational church here?” | cent. of the uual amount of milk is it a 4 Hanley have been elected dclegates 1o Mr. Dimock had been in failing health Y- Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Burleson were in | There are quite a number of Catholics | Pow being sent in. The farmers will Baseball mes have al cady begun| the state convention of the Knighte The body of John Talcott. who died stick it out to a finish. at the point. Nearly evers Sunday a|of Columbus to be held in New Brit for the past yé&ar but pneumonia tvas o 2 Stonington Saturday to attend the fu- | in that part of the town of Killingly m H- c. MURH‘Y co- responsible for his death. g:sim‘:':;‘" .|';| “ll""lfli"(‘apl'fl_"\‘ hich ltha!! neral of Mrs. Burieson's sister, Mrs. | which is included in St. James’ parish, large ‘Bng’o( boys :fl:fi;fl,’? -" E:.erfi :‘-:l,: :.lll,l‘“iln yt}g\ l?(l;"“lnt:nrny '['):Illg-n and Agunte Lidies There survive a widow, Mrs. Kate | the receiving vault at|Lucy Whitney, of New York. Dbut they are obliged to come to Dan- make a muisance of #clves, us h a ates, g P_':t:'“' Journal Papet |, ok, and three nephews, EHerbert | the Willimantic cemetery, was taken jelson to attend service, St. Jumes' be- MYSTIC profane language, trespassing on the| Miss Anna L. Tobin of Stafrordviile p—_— D. and Carlton S. Pollard and Roder- | t0 North Coventry Saturday at 2 DANIELSON jng the nearest Catholic church.| . . property while chasing their ball, etc.|is spending several days with rela maya A_ Dimock of this city. gclg;k b’é l“ugeLal U]' Jor !;Amore Whether or not there is anything in| Division No. 1, A. O. H., Organized ( The little steamer wl-ll] brrlg ‘r;:;r tives in Worcester. Mr. Dimock was a native of Mans- | & Shepard and buried in the Talcott the suggestion that the Catholics in| with 39 Members—Local Team Wins | tribs to Watch Hill the lust of this — e nd vears -ounted | lot in the cemet here. Interesti nd Profitable Day Spent 0n he chure A S one, VIOLATED QUARANTINE. E. L. PRINCE, fleld, and vears ago was counted | lot In the cemetery ther nteresting a rof e Day Spent|South Killingly want to buy the church | from Corinthians, 4 to 2—Rushing | ™ot A it must be remembered 1 of the Catholic property of the at that plac that 2 state is held in the name of the b by County Pomona Grange—No Milk Boston—Openings best of the singing mas- ters, conducting singing classes in all Work on Linen Mill: " Andrew Koch; for Not Obeying Or “COLCHESTER Taken to Sanitarium, | Shipments to Ith Officer Goldstein ders of CONFECTIONER the ‘surrounding towns. He was an| Constable William J. Hastings igi on 3 Expert organist and was the first mAn | Saturaay forenon. o Tarcs Hovags | Oome® Of League—Religious Notes. | or'ifie aiocese, and if purchase is to| Many of the state and county oM- | g oopssful . Candidates in Borough| Finad $1208 in City Gourt, to bring a reed organ into this vicinity il 000. sibiferiom. 1o We > eup. | Pe made the decision relative to buying s were present Sunday at Mystic A et and Ice Cream Caterer Y ears ago. Ior many years he | farttora. te ho tretnn oum o West | Srange members from all the sub-| 1 g made by the bis Shen u @ivision of the Anélent Or.| Election—Death of Dwight Hakes—| . = K s e t e rd to be treated for lung trou- |ordinate organizations in _Wind - der of Hibernlans as instituted. A. R. M t John H.’Brown's T34 Main Street, Wil tic, C s an organ salesman. ble. Savage is afflicted with tuber- : c was tustitaten .7 G A" Ménia orders of City Health Officer Goldatein B nsa culosts and had been i the hospital | Saturdas. for the. special. mesting . ot PUTNAM o S i dimes hau Sesh scWed | "Pumerl and left his homa on Jopaey street af i e s ad bee e 3 Saturday for the special meeting of L] J to start the charter Hst. County P % “for s CHICKEN STEALING here for the past few weeks. Quinebaug Pomona grange, about 3¢ — ident Jai ) o SOUMEY. e ter it had been placarded for scariet 2 " 37 2 g mes C, Sullivan of New Lon e Colchestor borough election, as_fined ‘31 and coste in tha T R e attending. Sugreme Chief Ranger to Visit Local | don and other officers instituted the | 5ot the Colchester bor > i £ove W cker for viok Ne Child’s Educatien Caused the Arrest of Harry Woodyard Overseer Minikin Resigns. The meeting was ealled fo ord>r at| Lodge — I O. F Dual Celebration— | division and made addresses. Thers | herwinadisonr olamed: ST Urday, the | clty Court by ntine remsiations. The - Withowt a imowledge of of - Manstieil. TS (W Minliin of 74 Oak strast, | 10400 BT M et e e 0" | Another, ExtensionliE Thine Granted | Were presont members of Division N Warden, Edward T. Bunyan; bur- | total with costs amounted to $11.08 e or six years has | g E o No. 2 of New 7 : 5 K £ it Ao mosfe. A Plano fs the first essential | Tiarry Woodward, who for a number | overseer in the dressing room of the |gree. At the regular business session | Administrator of C. M. Greene Es- | N 3"] 10 X0 2 of Navmich, and trony | Besses, Allen LA g Shen i S nbpdae oo e e cam make you an attractive pianc | of days hed been under suspicion by | local plant of the American Thread | thirty-six persons were recommended | tate. the “divisions of Stonington, Jewett | Sonc: fofiey. o b Hopers clerk Charies | ©o 0" e ks propositien. anthorities for alleged | company, has resigned. Mr. Minikin |2nd taken into the Pomona; of that - City ana Taftville. The county board | ot prcies: trensurer &. IL. Dawley: v et gl The A. C. Anérew Music Co. tealing in that town, was ar- | came here from Fail River. Mass., and | number twenty-one were installed in| C.M. Letters is recovering from the | was present and obligated the new | [yoniiey; treasurer, O, H. Dawley; Like Taking a Mint Julep. rested Friday foremoon by State Po- | has been considered a ver able | full form by the officers of Quinebaug | allment to his throat which necessitat- | members and conducted the ceremor | Seas0r®, g Al A Colonel Wattorson always does his $04-8068 Main Street. Willimantic, Ct.|liceman M. S. Louks on the charge of | man for the company and well liked | Pomona, the ceremony being conduct- ed his receiving treatment at a Wor- | nies. ‘The new- division will be known g:; R g"g‘;{;w‘ batlir, A, G. Wick. | worrving_in_an_entertaining way. ed in a very impressive manner. cester hospital. Chicago Recopd-Herald. stealing ten chickens of the value of | by his help. as Division No. 1 of Mystic. Many of Ghiet engineer, Fred E. Baker; 38 from the henyard of Mrs. Julia —_— At 12.30 o splendid dinner was served | Mrs. George W. Dandelson of Put-!the men of this place belong to the | FIre aers Moulton at Sterrs. Woodward was |, Vst Tetariate: by the local grange and was enjoyed | nam Helghts is i Providence to visit | division in Stonington, and will tn all | §5et 1'12"?;5"’.5',’;037;..‘;‘ b 2 L = == 25¢c brought to this-city Friday afternoen [ . ;Y &rious Ioterests. fne | PY @il her brother, Dr. Fenner M. Peckham. | probability join their home division. | & Brown: Gharles T. 37 iamé. i S R R ‘:,‘" "é:“r'I"“"';(““’; afternoon Sunday and enjoyed a trol. Worcester Pomona in Charg, Z"c'éé’fluf T On | State President Philip J. Sullivan of | ™At the ‘business megting held after I FOR THE ASKING [J] Sy, Conptablo Joseon Bullock of | 1o Wi SUis Waneumonog, Soatn | At the afterneon session the pro- | SOt Strect, oo or e | Thompsonville, State Vice "President | o ‘clection " tax of 4 mills on’ the DIAMOND Mansfield took him back to that 1own ) Coventry, and not a few took fhe fine | Tamme was in charge of the meimbers Thesting of the Baptist ondon and | gollar was laid on the last town lst. ENGAGEMENT RINGS. i closing out his entire stock of STATIONERY, TOILET GOODS, Etc. Boma-fide Sal Call at 753 Main St, Opera House Blk. WILLIMANTIC. (. JACKSON-—Dentist Extracting and Filling a Specialty Lowest prices. - All work guaran- Associated Dental Parlors, 752 Main Street, Office hours—week davs $ a. m. days 10 a. m. to 2. p. m. »flf- Willimantic I I's Wall Papers the latest designs that vou de- come here. Our large assortment price will inter. ready mixed Palnts suppiles are complete. L A B. HOLMES, 72 Church. Wiltimantic, ~ A, R. BURNHAM, Agent. Manufscturer of ifferent styl Carriages and Wagons, Carriages and Wagons fot | B end Wagon Repairing | and shops | Tel connection. | New M0d8| Repository g X L. M. REED s the agency for the Travelers Life Accldent Co. of Hartford. Ct. a=d United States Health and A soi- 4“& of Saginaw Mich W rite and full particulars Willimantic. Ct. NE'/ PIANOS As Low as = - $185. Write for Catalogue. VATKINS BROS.,, 227 Asylum street, Hartford. 1 Main and School Sts, So. Manchester. 852 Main Street, Willimantic. dec2sa s | LOUIS PHANEUF ’ ANDD:X:;;;I "ll-‘flltmlllll:l. iy G000S AND NOTIONS, HAIR GOODS A SPECIALTY. 625 Main Street, LADH g 3 For Artistic Wall Papers | come to E. MAFFITT & CO. 37 ch Street. We will be pleased to on palnting or decorating, both work and estimat lana win guarantee prtee. Telephone econnection. CALL AND SEE THE .. 19 BUICK Demonstration any time. E. P. CHESBRO, Automobile: 1029 Main Street, Willimantic. Trade ai the . .. Mechanics’ Dep’t. Store OUTFITTERS TO ALL, : 700-794 Maim St., Willlmantie, Ct. declia ELMORE & SHEPARD, S84 cessors to Sessions & Elmorey Embalmers and Funeral Directors, 60-62 North Street, LADY ASSISTAND nov2sd | lere némber o finexper. out: making their trial trip: Personal. Deputy. Sheriff John -H. Fitts of Hampion was a Willimantic visitor Saturday. William E. Webber of Turner street was the guest of friends in Baltic on Saturday. Mrs. F, D. Willard entertained Miss Susan Miller Hoxie of Brooklyn on Saturday. Mrs, Henry R. Lincoln is_spending several davs with friends in Spring- field, Ma. Principal John J. Maddox of the Windham high school spent the week end in Boston, Everett MacFarlane of High street left Saturday week’s visit with relatives in P nee. ra Kendall of South Manchester spent Saturday at the Willimantic camp ground and in this city Mrs. Eimer B. Stone of New Brit- ain vigiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Leonard of Walnut street. Sunday Milk Car Starts Bostonward Without a Single Can—Champions Defeat Moosup—Meet Defeat at Wauregan. The milk car that runs from Jeweit City to very day in the year the boat tratn Sunday | morning for the first time since it be- gan-running w single can of | milk, the only being several tons’ of ice fur) regularly by Shea Brothers. The farmers here have been sending u today an average lor 125 0 quarts. Their de- mand is for a continuation of winter prices. = A director of the Boston Milk Pro- ducers’ association said Sunday that at Bishop's, three miles above this place. the averaze number sent regu- larly is 40 cans, 260 quarts. sent Sunday. Between Jewett and Putnam inclusive the local received 125 cans Sunday morni against 800 usually. On the Midland division, from Wiliimantic to Putnam, 60 cans were taken by that car, against 900 cans, the recent average. ‘Milk producers in thie section pro post o stand firmly for what they be- lieve to be but a fair price. steady demand in this section for but- ter at from 32 to 38 cents per pound, hence no part of this valuable asset of the farmer will be lost. Met Defeat at Wauregan. The champions of the Eastern Con- necticut amateur league went to Wau- other speaker who had much of None wert City car g, as as There is & nature were spoken by Sister Holmes and by Brother Wachim of Dudley grange. He also spoke of the milk fight and of how the farmers must pul together to get what is thelr due. namely, a Mving. State Master L. H. Healey was an- in- terest to say and he was cordially re- Editor Wright Heard. Brother Wright of the Conmecticut Farmer spoke briefly. in regard to what ceived. his paper wished to accomplish for the grange. Master Barron also made a Drief address as to the meeds of the order, Theé meeting closed at 415 in full form, all feeling that much good had been gained from the guthering. The next meeting of Quinebaug Pomona will be held at Warrenville, with Ash- ford grange, on May 28. " News from All Points. Mrs. H. J. Potter of Woodstock is the guest of Mr. ang Mrs. Marcus Wood. Charles Frankltin and William Frank- lin of Baltic "were at their homes in Danieleon over Sund: President Clark, who has been sev eral months with relatives in Daniel- son, is to resume work with the East- ern’ Steamship company. Mrs. Norton Fisher will entertain the members of the Ladies' Art club Wed- nesday afternoon. George C. Witherby of Providence spent Sunday with friends in Daniel- son. Roy Keach will g0 to Norwich this week for his tryout with the league baseball team of that city. Mr, Keach has been signed as & pitcher. To Care for Davis Park. J. B. Hopkins has been awarded the contract to care for Davis park during the season now opening. John Weaver and James Monohan atiended the meeting of K. of C. dele- gates held In Putnam Sunday after- noou. Oliver E. Getty, acting judge of the probate court for the town of Brook- lyn, has fixed May 7 as the date for a hearing on the application of Susle Williams for the granting of papers of administration on the estate of Fannie 1. Cleveland, late of Brooklyn. The meeting of the Brooklyn fire aistrict is to be held this (Monday) evening. £ MILK WITHHELD. Shipment of Thirty- Five Cans Did Not Go to Boston Sunday. The milk war, in which local pro- ducers have a part, was op- erative Sunday morning, and hundreds of cans of regular daily supply New London. | SUPREME CHIEF RANGER : To Be Honor Guest at Local Court's Smoker. | Supreme Chief Ranger John F. Cos- | £rove of Hartford, head of the Forest- ems of America, will be the guest of the members.of Court City of Putnam at a big smoker to be held in Ham- mond hall tomorrow (Tu | ing. order will be present. the event is slated as one of the most fmportant of the vear. No Game With Southbridge. ‘The game scheduled for Saturday be- tween the Putnam league team and the Southbridge team was cancelled be- caues of the threatening weather dur- ing the forenoon and wet grounds. A few of the Putnam players went oit for practice, however, during the aft- ernoon. The regular league season will open on Saturday of this week, with/ Manmazer Thompson's Jewett City team | in town. MILK INSPECTOR Looking Vigilently After Standard of Local Supply. City Milk Tnspector A. M. Bowen is keeping close tabs on Putnam's milk supply, regularly sampling the pro-| duct offered for walé here. Mr. Bowen finds the milk uniformly good. He re- cently received a letter from the state authorities in which they rate Put- to be found in some parts of the state: but they also point out that the real test of cleanliness and purity will come with the advent of warm weather:when greater care must be exercised to keep the milk up to the desired standard. As long as it contains less than 500.000 bacteria per centimetre the milk will be regarded as acteptable by the Mspec- tor, but the number of bacteria should not exceed 500,000 in each mentioned measurement. DUAL ANN!VERSARY. Israel Putnam Lodge Celebrates 20th Birthday and 915t of Odd Fellow- ship. 3 Members of Israel Putnam lodge of 0dq Fellows observed a dual anniver- sary—the 91st of Odd Fellowship and day) even- | Other prominent officials of the | "Phe members | of all the courts in Widham county | have been invited to be present, and | | Alden Wilcox, all good speakers and | | often participants in the medal con- nam’s milk supply as betier than that | | ton gave the address. the 20th of Israel Putnam lodge—Sat- nrday evening, when their brothers from lodges in surrounding towns were their gnests at the eexmplification of club, which league team, was a victory for the The game was Interest- ing from start to finish and showed | g00d work on both sides. The seore was 4 to The lineuy -follo League team—Coolidge ¢, Morgan p, Walsh 1b, Kane 2b, Holmer ss, Mc- Grath 3b, Birdsall rf. Caulkins If, Wey- mer cf. Corinthlans—Wilcox c, Farrell p, y 1b, Mabbett 2b, Noves 3b, if; Corgan cf, Stimson rf, Bur- Mull man ss. Benjamin H. Hewitt was umpire. As this was an_exhibition game to see how many; of the men would be kept for the season, it was found best to let four of the men go. Next Saturday will Dbegin the regular league games and t is expected that the -Mystic m will put up some good games this season. Manager Costello has done the best he can to please the public. Personal Items. Raymond Holmes of Yale was the guest on Sunday of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William K. Holmes. A. B. Collls and farily have moved| into their new home on School street, ently purchased from William Hull. Walter H. Coughlin has returned to New York, after being the guest of Conrad Kretzer. Archie Gerrish of Providence is the guest of his mother, Mrs. R. A, Stan- ton. Byron Billings of East Lyme is with his family in East Main street. Blanche Burrows, Eva Edwards and test of the L. T. L., will visit New London Tuesday evening to try for another gold medal. Sunday Services. At the vesper service in the Congre= zational ohurch Sunday afternoon, an unusually large congregation was pres- ent. Rev. Dwight Stone of Stoning- J. Elmer New- bury sang an offertory solo. At the Methodist church on Sunday morning the ordinance of baptism was administered and candidates received on probation and the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was held, Rev. C. T. Hatch wus the pastor in charge; Local Notes, Mrs. John Baker left Saturday for a visit with her son, James Baker, and family in Sterling. . 4 ¢ Clifford - Purdy. # tie - battieship Rhode Island is home on a furlough, with his parents, Mrs. A. M. Purdy. Mrs, Mary Matthews, who has bee the guest of her daughter, returne Saturday to her home in Maryland. She was accompanied by her grand daughter, Miss Marion Wilcox. . She and lgrd-y-' child of New York ' Miss Susan Day and Miss Alicé Kenfp returned Friday night from a number of woeks' stay at one of the southern resort Miss Abby G. Willard, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward B. Cragin, in New York, for the past two weeks, returned honfe Friday eve- ning. Funeral of John 'H. Brown. The funéral of John JH. Erown was held at his home in Haywardville op Saturday at one o'clock, Rev. Mr. An- drews of Millington officiating. ~The burial was in Linwood cemetery :in this place. A number of the mem- bers of the G, A. R. attended the fu- neral, Mr. Brown having been at one time a member of the local post. Mr. and Mrs, G. I Davis of Pine Tree farm, Hebron, were In Lown Sat- urday Mrs, Samuel Raudenbush of Middle- town is visiting friends in town. Frank Verguson is in Middletown for several days, in the Interests of the eloctrie light’ compan Religious Interest: On Tuesday afternoon the W. C'. T. 1, will hold its free will offering meet- ing at the Congregational parsonage. Delegates to the county conference of the Congregational church, to be held with the Broadway church in Norwich on May 10, will be chosen at the Thursday evening prayer meeting Next Sunday the pastor of the Con- gregational church. Rev. E. C. Ingall Wil _exchange with: the Rev. Donal Br. MacLane of Taftville. At the Westchester Congregational church Friday evening, Rev. Willlam Beard of Willimantic will give an ad- dress on The Federation of Communi- ty Forces. Mr. Beard was at one time pastor of the church. Willlam Cone of East Haddam was here Saturday. Personals. Mys, Joseph Sultze and son Edward of Neéw London are guests of Mrs. Sultze's parents, Mr. and Mrs, I Ag- ranoviteh, on Linwood avenue. David . Day of Bridgeport was at his home on Norwich avenue over Sun- da and | prates Charles N. Taintor 6" New YorK is at his summer residence on Taintor bill for a brief s for trial before Justice of the Peace o - T consecration State Treasurer Edward T..Lyons of s . — © | trip down Norwich and New London | of Worcester Southwest Pomona and | $onsecrition e oF. : Ly sl 5 ) ‘ _ WHEN YOU COME IN TO icorge 11 Allen. The case was post- | 115 dosn Norwich and New Lenden | of Wercceter Southviest Tomons and| Youns People's union Sunday. | Huriford wero present, as were many e Special Prices At PAY YOUR BILL THERE MAY poned uniil Tuesday of this week to - B by e ‘”’fl’nel_ © e oxcellent A| . Dewitt Park of Brookiyn was a Vis-|of the other officers, who encouraged E. SHAW’S Putnam, BE A QUARTER COMING TO e e A amce given in A, | Plimpton and Duncan. Other numbers | 105 B, Putnam Saturday. =~ |the work of the new society. At the Dwight Hakes. 6. E. Senn, o soclal and dance given in A. uncar o . s been named as a ks A b : 5 NOTI B, S hall Saturday evening was one | Were reading by Rev. J. C. Hall, vocal | mewher of the committce on resolu- | sarved by the members P lioatic "% | News was - received here Friday ASK e e s e bk R, e e s tions for the K. of C. conventtion at| vision The committee, Cornelius Don- | night of the death of Dwight Huket — - - & 2 go0d time was enjoyed by all. Mu- | STange, and per. ¥ New Britain, May 10. Shue, Charles Folex and Willlam Glea- | of Springfield, Mass., -after,a long an 4 Willimantic Gas & May 1st coming on Sunday, Monday, | sic was furnished by the Thread City [ Of Sturbridge, this last belng especial-|* e Woman's Missionary society of | son. 'have been Tt nbtrania | painfal Hiness. Mr. Hakes was the sflflclfll Bhugu[ate Cream flmn; May 24, is the last day for procuring | Cyclers’ orchestra. Professor Bennett 1Y \BISXeBURE- | po. 5 o |the Consrezational church is to meet in organizing the division, which has | son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W..Hakes Eleetrie Light Co. Dog Tioedads.” Town CIOAcs Otmtis it | 06 INAEWICH i prads T e S e as e, | with Mra W. H. Longdon Tuesdsy.|such & favorabls atart of this place, and was a graduate of 10 Cents a Pound - e b dl iy AR | sunday was a day Brother Begleston, also of the visiting | 1 Gospel in Mexico® will be the top- Corinthians Defeated. Bioon Seadsori Flang of 1) LS 186 VS open all day Saturday and from 7)and mere machines were seen p = | grange, who stated that he was highly | ¢ 1 At Industrial park on Saturday aft- | ni oo M7 FCr Son t THE KEYSTONE STORES to 9 o'clock the evening. Usual of- | through the city than on any Sunday | pleased with the manner in which the Members of the Putnam aerie of al park on urday a: one child, He: left town a nuntber of this season. One had to look out | Hegre : 8 e Eagles are interested in the announce- | ©Tnoon a large crowd ' witnessed the | vears ago, and. has been connected | poyialgon, Satnam. Moowen ours Monday. A ] R R i Gk Cratings ao | e ot Tt SECIIHRE: | ment t on Thurs April 18, the | ®ame between the Mystic team of the | /ith one of -Springfleld’s banks since o g HARRIES : o crossings as a | “Finner words of & congratulatory | MRt that on Thurelay, April 15, the | gAme Seimeca, (e TEUe 8T otnian | itk on sepisd THE CLEARARGE SALE CONTINOED at The Bc:iton Dry Goods Store, Dan jelson. Some big discounts for our Customers another week; Attractive Pargains on every counter in the store. Buy these goods now. sept20d THE BOSTON DRY_GOODS ETORHE Main Street, Danielson. SPRING MILLINKRY. We cordially invite the ladies to in- spect olir display vf Spring Model Hatn Millinery Noveltles. = Buyers are fSssured satlsfuction and profitable re Fults. L. A. Rov, Jewett City, Ct o CRIBAM and retall Johnstons, THE BEST IC 18 whar 7 sell, the Copner Store wholesale Wm. av 7. BOTTOMLEY & SON, neral Repalr Shop o and MLLE. BEAUREGARD has_the latest styles in millinery. At tend her opening on March 24, 25 and 26, ASK TO SEE THE Souvenir Chl that we are giving wita ons ound of our spec and of te oy are beauties. G. J. BLANCHARD Jewett Olty. JEWETT CITY CANDY KITOWEN. otion & frst ‘made pastry ‘at a1l houra, to_order, Try city. nd hall, EHaske! FOR SA Begond-hand cznopy (0P Murre Orst class condition. Foi particy] nddress Box 1285, Jewett Clty, Cenn Stamford.—The Raymond farm, val- ued at $150,000, on Newfleld avenue, has been bought By Luldwig Roths- Conligren i Cry | - .. FOR FLETCHER'S cASTORI P INWETT OITY HOTEY. . HOUBIGAN, Jewett City. Phones—store