Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 2, 1910, Page 6

trict has Advanced in Teachers’ Club. ssion is granted the Fifth com erly, and all other organ- of zhe Rhode lsland National >, armed and equi s _uniforms, M incident to jays, both of which w | ders announcing ead, with spe- s u River Bend has issued or- regulations for ate range for the 1e main the regu- ose of former sade in the sut out Iasses. The adjutant gener: the rifle practice at ¢ free to all our customers. BAZAAR. Westerly, R. MBIES! they will e big boys s | their bady -u- will b:n:n?y a L+ the bBables and I will The Photegrapher, Westerly, R. L vesa Sroem Telephons $47. Bay Your Shoes and Hosiery Wnd get & coupon on the Piano to be | given away at PURTILL'S, “ON THE BRIDGE.” LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MARKET | ©n the river: mo dust: no odor: thing wholesome and clean. Al kinds | #f Fresh Fisk and Sea Foods in the: Seamoe. Market 1T1 Main Street. W. @rly fect of Cross street Tel Give us a call n—nuolcgy Sha Shiropodist Scalp Dru:lnl’ -S.I.LEms Frofeastonal Mamseose, Bedy e Faviel Wassaps Goods a specialty. Fine Violet se. Weaterly, R L Telephone 430, 'i” WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOT: 'OR STORE— R. G. Bliven & Co,, On the Bridge. REGAL SHOE AGENCY '-2‘1 S&H Green Trading Stamps Monumenta! Works E DER ROBERTSON, Oak St. near High, Westerly, R. L Electrical Supplies and Coastruction, see M. HISCOX & CO.. GEO. L. STILLMAN, Proprietor of the it BE Westerly, B L the largest hand earr! = fuil tine of Tarnces epatr- a2d automobile paini- omoblloerta. For Ter 402 62 Main S We are to the Potter-Lang- Tocth Blosk 8 Hish strect o or sbost Jaa ist 110 Grest removal now gotng on m Clothing Co. Westerly, R. seazmen: of ihe hair ana cures falling hair dn - #nd other irritations, itoh. by leading L Potter-Langwortny 29d ANNOUNCEMENT. Having purchased the photograph a of A A Socholfield, 29 Main we are ready to to the of lesterly and vicinity our to @o the very best work. A water col riralt free with every doz- F. Rouleau & Co, my Pharmacy| TRY OUR SODA and COLLEGE “. Waiting for Your Car. St. Westerly. R L The Washington Trust Co., '-'rmx R L = = $200,000 RS o i ‘serviceConsigerats attention the patrons of this in- samples Fan Cuetom Ma a Sufts Repuiring. Sorlmiing 1ts W. FLYNN, n Street, every- | o en's qualifi- is allowance 10 To alifica At the annual meeting of the West- dowers on the | Beer Seized in Saturday nght Raid— Iose for Fire Dis- Price—Thcmas Creenhalge Injurei when Thrown from Car Platform—=Social of Cleveland street, Clarkvil verely injured Saturday eve T on the '\rmlnu S\,nnw car that left Westerly nz on_the rear platform. the curve near Palmer gh was thrown violent- 1s rendered un- °n into the Lor- and Dr. Greenhalgh Wound and his e car remained the accident for 1 hour and convey- u to His home. and He was Laconics. mond spent Sunday nt Sunday with smon Miller, her home in roads in the compaet n of Westerly have he dust nuisance is Fra “olumbus’ third unday ited at the riday night ontvilie 1, well known A) Palmiter rrolley league nts_of N erly fire district vkg board of engineers | |y was authorized advanced t th occasion The home of Herbe in Pleasant street was inva d when t} Half a doz ching T Thomas Greenhalgh, who resides in = Where 1o Buy in Westerly l ROBERT DRYSDALE & €O. Plumber, Steam a=d Gua Fittem, and Dealer fn Suppltes. 4 Main Street, Westerly, R. na Sy ihnel Ave. Watoh L EETE suglid I!arl Schaflner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY L B. CRANDALL Co0., Westerly, SMITH'S GARAGE. 230 Main St. Westerly, Cars to rent: &toring of cars: com- plete epair department. ~ Foll line of pplies. Tel. 530 novasa novzoa A"nF,.\'f‘V' FOR THE New Home Sewing Machines lightest running, best construct. ed, and the price is t. Call and see a_demonstration THE NEW YORK STORE, 54 High Street, Westerly. novsd Wm. H. Browning. MISS ROSE AHERN Ladies’ Hatter 47 High St., Westerly FoRr sALE. even-room cottages, situated in i rts of the compact part of Westerly, R. each having 60 foot street front, having vacant land adjoining that can be secured at ble prices Two aifre: to your interest to corre- spopd with me. Manufacturer and Builden esterly. R. smo itended by :nd Miss Anseline r and sister of the Montaltc groom WOOD ALCOHOL Sold in Bridgeport as a Beverage, It is Claimed. matter of deaths aicohol sold as liquor isks the Standard. & prominent Jhy- RECENTLY TAKEN IN TRADE change for 1910 models. insuring the purchaser of absolute $900.00 to $1,750.00. Avoid the risk and inevitable that purchasers of a Corbin,car, wh TION. NEW BRITAIN, ian of this city has informed ard reporter that he is very often @ ugon to 2 o men who & and upon examination | Re-=built Cars These car: hauled by our owH experts and.put in splendid mechanieal condi They have been repainted and to all appearances are as good as new. Furthermore, they will be sold under THE SAME GUARANTEE AS A NEW CAR, cheaply made car by inspecting these machines. shall be satisfied customers—AND THEY ARE SO WITHOUT EXCEP- The Corhin Motor Vehicle Corporation, spend their leisure time. It those small “dump” ealoons that the d over the bar to be surprising to the a death occur any day because of the Gse of wood alcohol in “booze. BRIEF STATE NEWS Torrington.—The population of Tor- rington was estimated last week at 20,000 by one of the census enumera- tors. Norwalk.—The_annual convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance union of Fairfield county will be held in thé Methodist church, Norwalk, on Tuesday, May 3. Tolland.—Mrs. Edythe Miles Edger- ton was granted a divorce from Edgar S. Edgerton by Judge Wheeler in the superior court at Rockville, last weelk, the cause being desertion. Norfolk—The Beardsley house. Greenwoods road has again been leas- ad for the season by William Waldo Hyde of Hartford, who has already spent several summers there. Meriden.—The New Haven road has paid Eugene S. Cotter $60 for the loss en route to a fair near Boston of goods Mr, Potter was shipping from the Art Metal Novelty company factory. Portland.—Rev. Ernest C. Bloom- quist of Portland declined recently the call_to the Swedish Lutheran church of Hartford, as his own parishioners in Portland do not want him to leave. Gretnwich,—J. P. Crosby has been awarded the contract for a_ $25,000 able on the property of H. S, Fish- - at Pecksland. A gardener's cot- tage is being erected on the premises, Plainville—Clarence Hosford has ad- ded several more notches to his rat- tlesnake stick. He has killed a nu ber of the reptiles around Cook moun- in this spring. Some of them he captured alive. Danbury.—Inspector Charles H. Pen- dleton of the city carrier service of the United States postofice depart- ment, has been in Danbury, making an inspection of the condition of the service in the city. New Britain.—Chairman T. W. O’Connor of the Burritt celebration committee on floats says that already a large number of societies and lodges ave signified their intention of hav- ing floats in the parade. New Haven.—H. A. Bowers of the class of '79, has given to the antholo- gical department of Yale a collection of curiosities obtained from a mound in North Dakota, made by Manhan Indians, a race now extinct. Protecting the Drunkard. An ordinance just paseed by the city council in Morrison, Iil, provides that hen anybody in a saloon is overcome by alcoholic lethargy or coma the pro- prietor of the place, instead of follow- ing the ancient custom of his kind and ejecting the viotim of his wares or turning him over to the convenient police, must take tender care of him until complete sobriety returns and furnish him with a comfortable bed in which to sleep off his artificial ness. Failure to do this ls declared sufficient cause for forfeiture of Ii- here, now, is a fine idea—or the ning of one. The duty imposed forrison saloon keeper is in ognition of his reSponsibili- > customer’s helplessness, but Lo i no more responsible for that than for many other and more serious fe- | sults of induigence In intexicants—for decrease industrial _efficiency, losses of jobs and money, for the pov- M " Our Corset De; in Models to Don’t think that all ILLIONS of women, all over the world, are wearing Nemo Corsets. Millions more will do so as soon as they learn the great value of the SPECIAL SERVICE that Nemo Corsets ONLY can give. » acquainted with the Nemos, and to see the WONDERFUL mpmvmams made this year, And now, during “Nemo Weel artment is Ready ‘with Full is the best time to get Lines of Nemos it All Figures—Stout, Slender or Medium_ Nemos are for stout figures! . . Thousands of slender women (sizes 19 to 22) are now wearing the dainty new models in the world-famous Self-Reducing Corset; and there are some superb new Nemos especially deslgned to make medium and slight figures really sylph-like. ‘We’ll expect you ‘“Nemo Week!”’ i you have any corset troub]es, we’ll try to end them with the NEMO HYGIENIC SERVICE. Took a Substitute. Mr. Bryan caught a llama while, in South America. A llama is a sort of a goat amd Mr. anybody's goat Journal. Nuremburg _siripped Tor | Sfates last year toys to the value of $1,903,375. Bryan couidn't get at home.—Chicage to the United The first rub gives a brilliant shine that stays on. 7 acid. * No turpentine. No FROM s have all FORMER OWNERS in ex- besn completely over- n. satisfaction. The prices range from shrinkage in value in buying a new It is to our interest ether they buy new or used omes, You Ran No Risk in Buying from the Manufacturers Write or call CONNECTICUT. Hund PROVIDE! ALE of particular people in this vicinity drink no other. ARE YOU PARTICULAR? Ghe James Hanley Brewing Co. BREWERS OF ALE AND PORTER reds NCE. R. I. relieve you cleaning pets, The Golden Rule of Housework is “Use Gold Dust.” , Soda, Ammonia or 2 D.M %’fim v-n- Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHICAGO & Poor tued soul, she is the victim of "housekeeperitis"—a dié¥ase common to women who haven'’t learned to take advantage the Gold Dust way of easy house-cleaning and house-caring. Why fuss and fret, work and worry, when Gold Dust will of atleast halfthe labor of cleaning everything and any- thing about the house? Whether for washing clothes or dishes, and woodwork, scrubbing find Gold Dust more economical, more convenient tha, B Goll has Makess of Feicy Soep (the eval cake) Fectly harmiess and lasting need no eutside help. floors, doors or bath- all desirable people are coming -Lawn Mowers. "A nice, clean, Sneakmg Rbout Results! A few weeks ago we were selling Lawn Grass Seed and now the same back for This proves that our Grass Seed and a little Ground Bone certainly helps along a lawn by giving it an early start. Still, whether you sow seed or not, you are bound to need a good LawnMower before the Summer is over. Barstow &Co. HAVE THE KIND YOU'RE LOOKING FOR. REFRIGERATORS are also a Summer necessity. snavessenaBe e wholesome place for keeping perishable provisions is certainly worthy of anyone’s consideration. We are agents for the celebrated BALDWIN, JEWETT and WHITE MOUNTAIN Refrigerators, and a better or complete fine of Boxes and Chests will be fard to find. 23-25 Wmer Slreel e v