Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 19, 1910, Page 6

Waesterly Branch. Capital ........ Thres Million Dollars . Three Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Tiberal, courteous and efMcient in ftn management. Estabiiehed 1901 Fareld L. Wells, O. D. Optometrist Defestive vision correctsd by the prop- er adjustment of lensea. Rcom 5, Pot- ter-Langworthy Block, Westerly. R. L W N0NS you well to get our 'll’ on diamonds, loose or Mouated, before purchasing. CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Jeweln HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS MADE BY HAND. - Made Work is Our Specialty. 254 an Harnees Supbiles car. stock. Facto: m& E:u-t 'a¢ $13.00 and up. ~ M. sAUNDERS, #‘l to 44 West Broad Steets Imported Dinner Ware ! We are opening new patterns in China Dinner Sets, our vwn importa- | tion. We are yhowing over forty Open | Stock Patterns, decorations and shapes met to be fownd elsewhere. ‘We daliver free to afl our customers STANTON’S BAZAAR. Westerly, R. . BABIES! Boom they will be big boys sna girls and their baby faces will Le only & Bemosy. JDrig the bables and I wil their smiles. ml.ll. The Photogranhen, Brown Building, Westerly, R. I Teiephone 347 v23a Hart Schaffner & Marx | Clothes | ARE SOLD BY L B. CRANPALL C9., Westarly, Monumental Works I will guarantse to mako a monum- ment at the lowest possible cost com- sistent with good work My experf- ence of vears is at your servics ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Oak 8t. near High, Westerly, R. L Bay Your Shees ard Fosiery B4 get & coupen on the Plane to be siven away at PURTILL’S, “ON THE BRIDGE." H novod R 1 GEo. L. & Proprietor of stilimas Carriage Coggawell "8 Westerly, Cars the stock of new and sscon: agors, hand Also » tuil fine ol aliting and entomotile the” | we Ce, | RL rgeat | el - paint- 38d =3 For Electrical Supplies and Construction, see i ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO., Tel 497 62 Main St. Westerly. | LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MARKET on the river: no dust: ne odor: every thing wholesome and clean. All kinds of Fresh Fish and Sea Foods In thelr seasom. Market 171 Maln Street. West. | | | Plsaded “Not Guilty” At Westerly|, John Di Fonti Held in $3,000 Bonds—Italian Tax-Payers Seek Representation—Fire Parade Date Set for June 4th—Frank C. Perry Injured. John Di Wontl, arrestel Tuesday aft- summer in the pa; As yet there has ernoon by Town Sergt. Henry Hoxie.of | been no movement made for holding Charlestown_and Constable James W. | concerts during the coming summer Burke of Westerly, was arralgned on | season. Wednesday morning in the Third dis- — The recently organied Italian-Amer- trict court in Westerly, charged with manslaughter in selling whiskey com- | ican Political society of Westerly, posed largely of wood alcohol, which | whose membership is said to contain and fifty texpaving cit- izens, is liable to take active interest in the coming town election. and, per- haps, demand representation in the next town council. n officer of t Wednesday afterno caused the death of Michael Riley. Di Fonti, by direction of his counsel, Judge John W. Sweeney, pleaded not Fuilty to the charge. The accused was held for preliminary trial in the Third district_court, Westerly, on Friday of next week. He furnished surety bond one hundre tion said > organiz: n: “We have ol of_$3,000 for appearance. ganized for the sole purpose of gain- Di Fonti is also under an additional |ing our political rights and do not bond of §1,000 to the state for ap- | propose to submit meekly to the per- { pearance at the September term of the | secution of some of our people at the superfor <ourt. In connection with | instization of a_member or two of the this ¢ nd before the coroner's in- | town council. While we have no de- st was held, he pleaded guilty to |sire at the outset, to even mar the re- maintaining a liquor nuisance. publican slate, as prepared by the town — committee, we will insist at the cau- It was the custom, until thres years | cus Thurcday evening that at least ago, for the taxpayers in annual town | ono member of the town council be not meeting, to make appropriation of $100 | renominated, and if our wishes are not for mcerts in Wilcox park, less | considered, e will try and defeat the than the sum required, the bal- | nominee at the Should all our {ance being furnished by popular sub- 1 voting members attend the caucus, and criptions.” In consequence there were | they probably will. I believe that the no comcerts for two seasons, but | powers be would give the Itallans through the efforts of the park trus- | of V some consideration, Not tees there were concerts weekly last | only some of our people selected that orders taxpayers g benefits in eom- Sne for sections of few, if any, Italians cution, but , T e practically where AT SODA FOUNTAINS OR ELSEWMERE we want is a square dtal and Get '.\.G reason for the existence of our orgsg, . ization is to in t upon receiving the orl lnal sud St ne square deal. Mark me, there will be something do the caucus Thurs- day evening. I our members attend, a5 agreed, and before adjournment 1S reached | ba demonstrated that {here are progressive ltalians in West- eriy. Ll o= =gt 3 . WWW The annual parade and inspection of the Westerly fire department will be | oodDrinkfor AllAges | heit Sutniar June b the inspection TheF dD kfox‘ es of apparatus and quariers being in the RICH MILK, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT,INPOWDER | morning and the parade and review by 2 the offic of the Westerly fire dis- ot in any Milk Trust | i w005 ISR T iy parade ‘in_the ernoon will be com- BF " Insist on “HORLICK’S” | poscd of the local fire companies head- Take a package home line of march will be the same as in former yvear: The board of the fire district interested in fire of engineers and officers and others directly department matters, are considering the feasibility of in- viting the P. S. Ba hose company of Pawcatuck to be the special guests of the department on that occasion. The Barber hose company cheerfully accepted invitation to come into West- erly and give valuable assistance at the big Welch fire and also at the re- cent Barber Memorial building fire and would probably accept invitation to parade with the Westerly firemen in that same cheerful spirit. ‘The Paw- catuck firemen would be an appreciat- ed acquisition to the annual parade, ana would make a fine appearance in their new uniforms Contracts have not yet been awarded for the new fire alarm system in West- erly, nor has there been anything done in regard to the establishment of new oo Wl Sladiy b pr T the Srazen: outlying hose reel sheds and the re- bt ok AR for s test . R locating of others, properly located on fs granted. and well equipped for emergencies. Some firemen who have had exper- ience with « other then Wes is practical to convert the present Cy- clone apparatus into a chemical hose wagon. The wagon carries 1,000 feet of hose or is supposed to, and is con- sidered a heavy haul at speed far two horses, especially in hilly sections. Two thirty-gallon chemical ta fully equipped, such as are planned for this wagon, will weigh about 1,800 pounds, making a load too heavy for a pair of horses, and making a three-horse hitch necessary. There is doubt as to whether the wagon is strongly enough built to car. ry nearly a ton beyond its normal ca- w11 save delay and disappotmtment. Dr. nmp ‘s Restrative 4'ne honest and mnemm- flwfln jovers community. everyWhere, toissue my 1o eip. no pay.’” medicines 10 the sick. pacity. This on was built for the Tivess prescr) purpose of ca a specificd quan- [personal advice pian. My best eiort tity of fire hose, and constructed as lightly as was consistent with the actual strength required Afterwards erlx. foot of Cross street. TelL 343 | e s & can et Indications are favorable for a sua- e pee cessful season at Wateh Hill. Already Manicaring. Dermatolos: mpootae. | [ the hotels are receivin finishing . asogetiat. fic;'v Tea touches preparatory to the reception cf — g g | guests, and the advance fidard! of MRS. M. L EELLS | [Fo-10n Dyspepsia many cottagers have arrived, prepar- [No. 2 On'the Heart ing the cottages for summer occupai Irofsesionsl Masseuse Fedy 2nd Facial Massage Hair Goods a specialty. Fine Vielet 54 Main St Westerly, R. L Iysa Telephone 490. cy. Among the cottage owners now at the Hill are David C. Lyon of Cinci nati, rge A. Pope of Baltimore, V Snowden Smith of Syracuse_and Da- vis- C. Anderson of Cincinnati, Nearly all the cottages that are rentable have been engaged and the season guests 0. 3 On the Kidneys WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOT~ Where to Buy in Westerly for the hotels are even greater than in SSoRE— & 190°, which was considered most suc- > - —_—— cassful R. G. Bliven & Co. RORERT DRYSDALR & Co. frgrig iy ] Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter and Local Lacenics. - - Dealer in Supplies. Mrs. P. P. ley of Bast Green- REGAL SHOE AGENCY. §4 Main Street, Westerly, R. I _and wich Is guest of Miss Matt B. Bab- l‘lnve =lfl Green Trading Stamps Wauwinnet Ave. Watch BUL'B L | cock in West Droad street aug Miss Harriet Greene is in Rome, X Siespie restment of ths haic and| We are moving to the Potter-Lang. | X! b bl Badieatotie: ! Sures falling hair, baldness.'e. worthy_Block, 68 High street, on or [ 0" ¥ for S e ol * Endorsed by iiediDs (@bout Jan. ist 1910. Great removal| Mr. and Mrs. Dwight R. Stiliman re- ampoocs, dry ,,{_m“g_‘ sale now going on. turned Wednesday to Westerly from frestments "maniouy “Nise Lids Daytona, Fla, where they spent the 8t " Fotter riny e e A+ lechamcs Clothing Co, |t~ orly, R. I It is violation of law to hitch horses d to the iron fence of the Broad street ANNOUNCEMENT. decizd bridge, but the animals are frequently Flaving purchased the photograph studio of A. A. Scholfield, 2) Main street, we are ready to prove to the m of Westerly and vicinity our %0 do the very best work. A Beautful 16x20 water colored portrait & yourself given free with every doa- 2 3480 cabinets F. Rouleaw & esterly. City Pharmacy TRY OUR ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE ICES While Waiting for Your Car. 36 Canal St. Westerly R. L 3y28d The Washington Trust Co., WESTERLY, R L Capital <. $200,000 Surpiue $200,000 Executes Trusts. Pays Interest on Deposits. Good serviceConsiderats attent are guaraateed the patrons of this in- stitation. o See my new samples of Fal and yinter Woolens. Custom Made Suite $:350 and up . J. F. PELLEGRINY, ~ Xo. 4 Maim St. Westerly. S Pressing and Repulring. hitched there just the same. SMITH'S GARAGE. RESjos o | Rain prevented the scheduled game 330 Main St.. Westerly, of baseball between teams of the Sars, fo rent: storing-or car Westerly and Cranston high schoels in Supplies. Tel. 820, nov2sa Westerly, Wednesday afternoon. William H. Gavitt of Greenville, who removed from Westerly AGENCY FOR THE e e e e New Home Sewing Machines |i'c i<t tme since nis aeperiuts n The lightest running, best construct. TR i ed, and the price s right. Call and | Jrank C. Perry, while at work on his s0¢ & demonstration = holgted out of the water. was strack THE NEW YORK STORE, in the side when the boat dropped in- 54 High Street, - - Westerly. |to the water, and one rib was frac- novsa Wm. H. Browning. | tured Charles Collins, married left his employment in Westerly without ne- MISS ROSE AHERN e Saturday noon, and has not been ard since. Miss Neilie Cope- land is to have aiso disappeared from her home. The Cyclones have difficuity in elect- ing a successor to John Leslie, second Ladies’ Hatter What Was Done at Town Mesting— - State Lobster Hatchery Opened for Season—Norwich Man™ Loses Fish and Traps. The special town meeting held in Poquonock Tuesday evening was at- tended by a large number of taxpayers from_both sides of the town. Mustic and Noank were especially well repre- sen and have been given the cred- it of defeating the proposed resolu- tion for a tax exemption on new in- dustries desiring to locate in the town, for a limitea period. The petition that the police force be re-established for the protection of property and to keep order on the streets during the night was also de- feated, and the three villages, Groton, Mystic and Noank, will have no might patrolman. The resolution esking for #he title ot the property of Ira S. Rathburn, a Geaf mute who resides in Mystic, was passed. Rathburn was furnished sup- Plies anma otherwise assisted by the town for a number of years, and was sup) to be in poor circumstances, but the exertions of the special tax committee Tevealed the fact that Rath- burn was a property owner, and an attachment was made on the property in behalf of the town to recover the sum of money - expended. Rathburn, who fs & cobbler, ig mearly blind as well as being a deaf mute. L. M. Allen, first selectman, presfd- ed at the meeting. Town Clerk H. L. Bailey read the warning. 73th Birthday of Mrs. Fish. Mrs. Samuel Warren Fish observed the 74th anniversary of her birth on Tuesday, and was tendered congratu- lations. 'She received over 200 birth- day cards and calls. Mrs. Fish was born May 17, 1836, and is enjoying the Dest of health, Fish Traps Robbed. Thomas Fish of Norwich, who con- Aucts an oyster and trap fishing busi- ness at Mumford’s Cove, was at the Noank company's dock Wednesday with a mixed load of fish which was shipped to Fulton Market, New York. Mr. Fish experienced considerable trouble from campers near his traps last summer, who made a practjce of hauling his traps and taking the fish. There was considerable loss flnancial- ly during the season from t#e traps not being reset in the proper positions. This vear he intends to protect his property, if necessary with a rifle. Lobster Hatchery Opened. ‘The local state lobster hatchery was officially opened Wednesday for th. artificial propagation of lobsters. The jars in which the ova or spawn is placed were placed in position early in the week, and the engine which is used in forcing water circulation through the jars was started. There are about 600 egg-bearing lobsters at the hatchery, which Supt. Latham Rathburn has cared for during the ‘winter, and they will be the first to be put through the process of propaga- tion. There are few eg@-bearing iob- sters being brought into the hatchery by local fishermen on account of the recent decision of the fishermen to re- turn them to the waters @s soon as caught, that the eggs may be hatched out in’the matural manner. ‘There was a shipment of about fifty pounds of eggers received Wednesday from . Norwalk, Comn., which is very small compared with the number that was brought in and shipped here a year ago. Out of 19 lobsters drought into the hatchery last week 18 had been caught previously end had been returned to the water by the officials at the hatchery, as they were not in condition for propagation. That they have been caught before is ascertained from the hole that is in_the flipper of the tail of the lobster. This practice, it ig understood, for some Teason of the commissioners, is to be done away with. To Open Summer Cottage. The summer owned by Miss Maude Allen flmm‘. N.D,J., 1o~ cated at Mason's Island, wiil be open- ed on May 30th. Miss Allen expects t® arrive here about that time to prepare the cottage for guests. An 18 foot launch is in course of construction at the Palmer boat shop under the al- rection of Foreman Willlam Smith, which will be completed by the time of Miss Allen’s arrival, and is to be used for transportation to and from the island. News Not: A. B. Wood, naval architect, of New York, has returned home, after a brief visit in the village. Unclaimed Letters. There are two unclaimed letters at the local postoffice this week directed to Frederick Tompson and to the Un- cag Speciaity company. Mrs. Donald ttey has been called to her home in Lowrie, P. B. I, where her mother is critfcally ill. Mrs. Arthur Rafuse with her chil- dren, Fred and Jennette, will spend the summer with her husband on the barge Easton, of which he iv captain. The local branch of the W. C. T. U. met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Samuel Coles. At the conclusion of business the members were served re- freshments. Liberty council, Daughters of Amer- fca, held their wéekly meeting in Me- chanics’ hall Wednesday evening. A committee wae appointed to have charge of soliciting flowers to be made into wreaths and bouquets for the deo- oration’ of the soldiers’ graves. Mrs. B. W. Latham and_daughter, Ethel, left Wednesday for Boston, to visit relatlv Mrs. Emeline Caulkins of Prospect ANNOUNCING AND INVITING YOUR ATTENDANCE AT Our Annual May (Ubite Sale COMMENCING TO-DAY AND INCLUDING SUBSTANTIAL ECONOMY OPPOR- TUNITIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Gladding’s A CENTER OF FASHION, OF RELIABILITY AND OF FAIR PRICES. Providence, R. L Providence, K. 1. Providence, K. L. 28,000,001 WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN @l Providence, R. L HIll left W for a visit with| Buttons are not used on the n .n:! Brazil _exported about 0| An eloctric -elsvator has now beeg Miss Georgia Gatters in Waterford, dresses in Japan, although pearl but- | pounds of rubber in 190, calendar year, | put In St. Poter's and n carry ted tons are made in the Kobe district from | half to Kurope and half 1o the United | pedple to the dome. It must be a SUPERIOR GOURT. shell imported from Singapors and ex. | States, 1t was the lLirgest year's ex- | Hef not to be forced ia climb ioses ported mostly, to the Philippines, port of Brazilian rubber on record. countless stairs. Short Calendar and Motion Day Post- poned. Cierk E, M. Warner has sent out the following notice: ‘Windham County Superior Court— There will be no short calendar or mo- tion day at Willimantic, May 20. Same will be postponed and held at Put- nam, Friday, May 27, at 10.30 a. m. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Quibbling Over a Small Matter. i é,é{ 4/'L/' &" M/ ogfoé 7 ’waa,/d WASHBURN-CROSBY'S OLD ME FLOUR THE VERYYH | GHES Mr. Editor: The condition of the Chelsea parade is Deing justly criti- cised by the residents of that neigh- borhood, and it is revealed that as a matter of economy the selectmen have declined to continue the work they have done annually there ever since it was positively determined that the parade was the property and was sub- ject to town supervision and care. Although the business has been done by the town it is this year claimed that it is the business of the tree war- den to doit. Ithas usually been mown twice before Memorial day, and able- bodled men from the town farm did the trimming of the grass about the frees, the soldiers’ morument and ot~ er obstructions. It is a small job, and rather inexpensive; and it is strange that such sloverliness will be toler- ated by the servants of the people upon such & siim pretext. Nasty lt- tle ¥isputes of this kind are es dis- graceful to those fostermg them as they are annoying to the taxpayers whose interests the servants are sworn to promote. UNCAS. Norwich, May 18, 1810. Tomdix—Blanileigh has_just bought a new airship. Hojax—So? How many bird power is it?—Chicago News. Go-Carts, med, hood, the carriage that 42 High St., Westerly assistant, who resigned on sccount of Temoval irom Westerly. Thore was a te vote that could not be browen and ron saLm. the ‘votlus was continued to & future Two seven- cottages, situated In | meeting. different par £ Westerly, ™ l’Ll o .3?, et ST toot | Rev. William F. Willlams conducted streec front. and “poth Maving vacant | the funeral services for Mrs. Harriet land ‘adjoining that can be secured at | Newell Gardiner Coon. wife of Charles Ieazonable prices” i’ purchaser de- | B Coon. Burial was at River Bend " aving heat, . eleotric 2 . 3 and the bearers were Ethan Wilcox, Hhts, modem plu mbing " Inspection Edward M. Dodge, Georre N. Burdick, Frask W. Coy Resl Estate Co., Villiam B. Austin, John T. Edmend febiid % R Westerly. L |and Charlés Crandall. FLH. Pains of women, head pains, or any pain stopped in 20 minutes sure, with SCHWARTZ BROS., 9 to 11 Water St. Dr. SMoop's Pink Pain Tablets. See full formula on 25c box. Sold by Lee & Osgood. Foley’s Kidney Pills contain in con- centrated form ingredients of estab- lished therapeutic value for the relief and cure of all kidney and bladder ail- ments. The Les & Osgood Cov to Jour interest to corre- - H-nManur-r a d Builder, Strect, Woesterly, Rk oV Etc. SCHWARTZ BROS., 9 to 11 Water St. Watch the Wheels Go Round collapsible--one mo- tion Baby Carriages, nickei trim- canopy top, tires, made for service, also style; wheel, the nurse girl takes delight in and sister feels proud of. Prices the lowest consistent with good material and workmanship. Pur- chased direct from the well known firms of Haywood Bros., Children’s Vehicle Co, Steinfeld, Whitney, rubber Extra Fine Table Butter Best Lamb Chops 1 bottle Bluine 1 pkg. Wash. Powder 2 bars Soap Best, Frankfurters oves - - 10¢ mother likes to Mixed SALT PORK Alaska SALMON Soda, Milk, Oyster CRACKERS w 135 w1l I I3t IS J0BM || 0} 6 “SOHE ZLUVMUIS Clean White RICE Best COMPOUND ib. PeanutR 2 s ZSC Mohigan Creamery BUTTER seans © 1 Full Cream 3 17 C BUTTE » 32 Choice String CHEESE