Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 23, 1910, Page 6

mally opened Friday evening with a — R 1, - ¥ 2 - Westerly Whitewashed at Carolina §ii™ a2 2 et ~ - il L © e ‘cello and flute from out of town, With > Victor L'Heurewx, Jr, prompter. The Winning Team Got Four Runs—Niaritic and Wood River | pscis for hott ghrss monns: undér . eam Geot Four Runs—Niandtic an ood River | process for al 3 7 ln;mg o the direction of John Hull of Norwich, [ 1 ) t: ] S Gant b — | and the completed worlk classes favor- ons Entered — Charles Ruissi Ladly Scalded T R e e o i eicen... Thise B it Band Concerts to be Given in Wilcox Park—White | the state Al the ' partitions were | | 3 S A N\ isn’ g meotets % e o . ke it wrom o D and) ol ; . - T isn’t what BARSTOW Pt Sha ltciens = B | ¢ Rock Defeate akefield, 6 to 3 moved, which makes the new hall 18 NN N\ RICHMO, GES s Sow stage of smple depth with con- 4 N ‘ 3 _\\ it’s what they save that a in the plan of re- |the work of making the bullding ten- | venient dressing rooms has also been Established 1901. In order ‘ L. Walls, O. D. Optometrist | districting, ¢ ensus Jdepartment has | antable will soon be commenced. built, and in the main hall a two-inch 3 NN B e b e | e coamas Tor the Sateor | s it o e pter | HiaDIo 00r Tiks Pocn 1aia whtich s s y \ makes them the best that money t of lenses. Room 5. Por. | Rhode Island so the commission | or \Westerly visited Frankiin chapter, | Bounced to be the best possible thing 4 Block Westerly. R 1 | Will be able to report at the special | R A A1, in Hope Valley, Sunday afc- | for damcing. = The sides and celling —= \ can buy. e ——ewor™y Tlock Westerly. ® * |session of the general assembly in Au- | arnoon. ~The trip was made in auto. | have been covered with sheet steel of » . gust. The report shows that the:pob- | monies handsome design. The sets of new A : : : e o aamirable. part of the | The fuel box of every BAR- Norwich-Westerly trolley road to the | e pest possible advantage. All state ulation of Rhode Island is 531,608, and 5 \ h na e st oS and | Effort is being made to have a spur | aquinment of the mew hall, while the N w mAM[INnS @hat of That number © track extcnd from the main line of the | Clbtivte Ighting has been arranged to \ STOW RICHMOND RANGE is designed ot e wostenly outn 1S | White Rock mills. to" be used f0r [ juwa’ relitive to the placing of exit and towns gives Westerly 9,221. hite Rock mil o be eg for | jaw, e 3 & B =8 ay youowen to gec our | Ths Comiiiion SToINed {0 redie- [elEnt purposes, L siene outwara Swinging deors snd fre X to burn just enough coal or wood to per- amiea” ipmonda, loose o | 1iittecs to vork out the ditally GF e | and" wine Scfzeq Dy’ the Westerly! po- | With making everything modern and S fectly heat the entire cooking surface and 5 different sections of the ate, William | lice. aere e ly destroyed riday | convenient. CASTRITIUS, ] by mixir va- e A L. Hodgm; Whi Metcalf and | night, b mixing with the flowing wa Borough Briefs. e oven— Leading Westerly Jowsln | Francais ' ilison. beiis asigned to|or of the Paweatouk river PR thy no more—no less. Westerly : C:A«;vut\;(l;u.‘ harles I1. Ledward ana urday morning in th':vpax;‘l;-rg“g:dn:e HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS Fhioves visited the. . NiMibics snll.|car, Toptasented Westerly at tha mill'| moao ranie Haat Ry el BARST % MADE BY HAND. Waod River Junction railway stations | tar ation and revies B oo fohe mox loouey iy MOND RANGES waste = Mand Made Work Is Our Specialty. before daylight of Saturday and their r Poth er i the state armory if they had encuu’ntel?‘ed bad traveling, = and all Harness Supplies cap- | 2ains did not warrant the risks tak- ence Friday nigh = both machines and occupants were K B netma i an | 50 AL e Y iiante “atation the | David maer & vored in mmid. neither fuel no Th th S Rievariiia U1 ot e on, ASRSIE AT | Tig Sbin S B George A o ana r heat. ey are the * Pemmeed o 4a Went Broxa sereen | Chiert The varn of oo Wtcox A | Gountiatd G Pl e Sl i | Shelt Summer home tn Lisbon result of seventy years of experience ton jail to await trial | Sunday with Miss Marian Tracy. roing. Brown and Mre. | NORTH GROSVENORDALE WON. hd M — nan of | Score 9 to 6 in Opening Game With and Jewett City. tion.” Here they gathered together as Dinner Sets, our own importa- | of them, drove down the main_ higt We are showing over forty Open | \c.y for the n 2 ile and of THE BARSTOW STOVE CO. Many patented time and effort saving attachments o he fomme sisemners, o | P LR e are found in BARSTOW RICHMOND RA : We deliver free to all our eustomers. | ol v By ing Westerly Sur nome seazon with a 8 0 § victory over NGES, which STANTON'S BAZAAR. Westerly, R. 1. 2 — orge Carney, wa 1ulted when | Jewett City Saturday afternoon. ‘he b d s . FE s “Vicinity of Pierce street, Sun- | game was cleanly played. and was cannot be used on any other make o The time limit for m‘"‘g oM nEtion night. He received a cut in the | pleasing to the home rooters, but it y f ranges' ght Monday, o BABIES! papers expires at raidni squired three [ was not particularly fast. Score: top of the head he fell face down. |M Bopm By = 22 biz pors ana o “" o z"f““u(‘:’rlfmff Rirueic in the head witn & stk wat| ST, o o M ST All models of BAR§TOW RANGES are made with Gas of $Eeock The mase { Lobters ke Arthur Cramd, Vilian PidiEEe il coal or wood fire, thus doubling the , stanc ries Ui Jpaiiad o = = capacity of the.range. And it greatly bst, Ralph Ki Towls’ 33 8% 13 Bart Schaffner & Marx |7 Sk . voics. i i, dgess | o : p : Clothes e i e L e ESSERG Yiewe Swaitles in. sumer by and the man's g relieved. None | for fourteen conc eliminating the heat and worry of ARE SOLD BY = ,fc.h,',m a ached his face. 'Jlxp park the rolin; sed th ite k. y L B. CRANDALL (0., on the champion Westerlys at Carolina | to e <1t e the coal range. rovaed Westerly, R. 1. | Saturday_art n, and is now tied | 3200 wil P~ | Camp - Routh [ EaGES Ot P i : Monamental Work L-Conn. I Carolina. got on to Quarterly Conference—Local Team . Then there are the New Swing Fire S 1 at the very start and Defeates Stonington 10 to 4.—Acci- . . . . % will guarantee to make a monu- wuse two of the Caro- et Top; Simplicity Damper; Heat Indicator ; =‘n the lowest possible cost com- an. while Burdick struck . 4 ¢, B good work 3ty erpert. Weste bacemell. In Camp Rough House at Mason island Aluminum Plated Oven Rack; Oven Food ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, at first, McManus can, William McKone, Frod Branni- . Rake, Patent Sliding Tea Shelves; Simmer- ty and Devine doubled. Oak St. near High, Westerly, R. . | Then Burdick's swift single scored Me- Manus and Devine scored on Spencer's h '- Shm I“d Hflsiflr} n Burke single and Bur- In the d inning Rei- mna get & coupon on the Plano to be econd, . MeManus given away at gan and Edward Piniman left here bag and baggage. Many of the boys avafled themselces of the opportunity of visiting the place. Squadrito broth- ers furnished music and an old-time dinner was served at noon. It is one month later than the boys usually open the cottage. They are always the ing Cover and Sectional Ring Covers— all very desirable features.; opened Sunday when Harry Dun- ? ":(RICHMOND] — at second. = McMam »n an error by Noyes and Step in and let us ex- PURTILL’S, vyl Thetwasan last to leave in the fall lai b i “ON THE BRIDGE.” : weandy, Carolina. Dinner Party. ' 5 Dhopooae Mr. and Mrs, Boone Spink enter- plamn the advantages 2 [ Reigerct- '3 071 00 tained friends at their home Sunday -3 opo_r._stizaav, H M 10 48 Svening 4t & dinnr party. Guests of the BARSTOW roprietor of the H pi1320 Wwere present from New London, Mya- | . it Cureiage o H IR tic and Noank. During the evening > Wecstiy, n £ dana sl was rendered: RICHMOND Quarterly Conference, At the Methodist church Sunday Carry the larges of mew and seccond hand carriazes jo"s full line of = = Town Clerk Everett I 5—-;-:,::;““ . e n e . : et 1 evening the district superintendent, Painting and automobile paint- | - suoing e - Higiday Rev. J. H. Newland of Norwich, was Jez9a \..-8. 070 o w8 9 0 o gthe goOIITAL allot present and delivered a fine sermon. e R e > L At the close of the service the first quarterly conference was held. Re- ports were read from the pastor, Sun- bk day school superintendent, Epworth league president, Ladfes’ Ald society | | make application for & Writ of man- For Electrical Supplies| . et teconics K ot s Miame Blaced on the e 7 ¢ and Construction, see e s il viere, 15 8 mozement that may | president, and the Tecordng eteward. 3 £ = et L it | ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO.,| it (e’ ratirn of hev. & “Hatch for the | | : ‘ Tel 497 EENE St W e wok of sebulaing U biollgy jand o &= it iU A ¢ 1 > S i =i A 7T S——llo S (e S (i{llso Tl i ‘fv;‘ 2 " s A Disappointing Gam: -— oyt . - th ent week. ant S . J. P. BARSTOW & CO. 23=285 WAT . LAWTON'S SANTARY FISH MARKET | aviee rrances & Buveock of Fast | oo v O B e i = . within a yea . Mystic team: Never was there so on the river: no dust: no odor; every- n West Broad str miuch enthusiasm over & game, and | Providence after a visit at the Leeds thing wholesome and clean. Al kinds Rock ‘nine easil 7 S 1 Soas in t ni oty 1EW never were the people so sadly dis- | homestead. % P n-n':;:“ua s;.‘mpsff."' Wr:! 1d_at Whit .Uym Sa ~E-"LETT CiTY appointed as me,{‘ whe‘re Satnrdl:iy. In s‘}’:gaf.w?&yfl!u 1\“; Haven spent weasen. . West m by a score of 6 t g the first inning the Mystics ma e family . iy, foot of Croms sirest Tel 241 & feore 018 {0 % Gommittess to Aid in Memorial Day | Uhe frst inning the'Mystics made ave | Sunday with his famlly, . - - 'I'l.le best way to A Give ms & call sugiia cen accepted and con- | Observance—New Bijou Hall Opened | in the second the home team agam | Constance, are visiting friends in East t ding will be awarded at h |—Borough Team Loses to| made four. while the visiting team | Orange N. J. Maaicuring. Dermatolcsy, Shampoolag, | 4N © North-Grasvansrdale. got 0, the Stonington pitcher, Payne, | Mrs. J. MacKendrick has returned ° ° Surgeon Chiropodist. Scalp Treat- T s nounced of —_— getting no support from the field, Aft- | from New York. ment, Hair Drescing. e Noel Mill- A Tiaskell, appointed by | or this inning the visiting team made | _Robert A. Stanton of Albany, N. Y., ls m a : § MRS. M. I EELLS Both formerly re- | embers of Sedgwic three runs, and the remainder of the | was the guest of his family over, Sui o ——— o | man of a committe game was fairly good. Morgan did |day. Some good pitching for the Mpystics. | Charles Johnson of Salem, Mass., is owing Is the lineup: visiting local relatives. onington—Cavanaugh cf, Harpson | George F. Staplins and Bradford ns and lunch on o Barb ppointed the fol- | Foll been ad Trvfessional Massense, iy and Facial Massape Hair Goods & specialty. Fine Violet Fons E wSer . Steplins and Br = R - b, Murray ss, Noble 3b, Brown 1b, | Neill have returned to New Haven. B4 Main St Westerly, R. L Bt Riodes Tf. Fatnell If. Payne p, Rob- | Mrs. Julla Frazier has returned to 3yase Telephone 490. 2 William W ertson. ¥ frov;genc%ffl?err‘a visit with her sis- W. H Burrows c¢f, O'Donnell 1b, | ter, rs. . J. Cameron. o s > i 1 A wearencrs oo cuor.. - | here 10 Buy in Westerly 3 | TN 5 ondit s e | T Sl S i S e MR ) ey Neliie | gan . H. N._White at Cedar Crest, 3 R. G, Bli & (_b = e 5 | ®°Thé fnal score was 10 to 4. E. B. Noves and daughter Emily ven i pEE AT Bl o s have rétumed from New York. On the Bridge. 2 ™ e v, Mrs. W.| jyosiah Eccleston, while trying to gav‘t:‘ogn‘;l‘;:n;:;o ‘Zé.x’a'i‘é ‘Zfi:“ et -~ J X REGAL SHOE AGENCY. . o s TeWSteT. | start the engine in his boat, tore his | his auto: : We give S&H Green Trading Stamps | §3 Maln Stregt, Westerly. 1 L_ang E o onR” | hand badly. He was taken to the of- | ~James T. H. Denison of Norwich was Meith ail purchases. Sneitd = St St gl S Puits| fice of Dr. P. J. MaGowan, where 10 | in town Saturday. Have Ash H. Ry ot —_— X Ry (ORI AL, thce, Tickns o3 | itenes iNare. reqRISE S0 QoIe ana_Mrs Fred Moser of New ave an As od in the base into ~ Glllespie treatment of the hatr and| We are moving to the Potter-Lang- | the Riverside grammar s . Howe tn Semenl gk resot Shelc emmnce Tome. which all the ashes fall far below cures falling bair, bafdness, ecze- | worthy Block, 68 Figh street, on or - W. R Silag Maxton_ 1% ¥ New: York, the fire. They can’t bank against Professor . William Coleman of New | Hartford.—Mrs. William W. Trapp of Sus =nd other lrritations ltche | gpout Jan. 1st. 1910. Great removal the grates and warp them,and they s aay raraing | Lo ow IHaven is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. | Hartford attended the reeent reunion e e o B B e e sl nd warp ther _ . Hign St Potter-Lanswobtey | Mochanics Cl H C *. Burleson Byron Eillings of East Lyme spent | femaye college, which was held in th can be emptied easily without spill- 05 statin. Tetsa echanics Clothiag Co. H. Jennings Sunday with his family. Bellevue-Stratford hoteld in Philadel- = y X Mrs. Ida Cushing of New York has | phia. It was the first reunion of the ing. opened her cottage at Willow Point. |alumnate since 1896 and led to the or- Westerly, R. L Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crafts and | ganization of a permanent alumnae as- The Coal Hod is alongside the Ash Hod—out of the way. This feature is a wonderful labor and trouble saver and is patente Another trouble-saver of the Crawford is the patented Single Damper. One motion—slide the knob to “kindle,” “bake” or “check —the range does the rest. g No damper mistakes. The Oven has cup-joint heat fl‘ucs that heat it alike in all parts, ANNOUNCEMENT. decsd Hawing purchased the photograph of & A Schoineld 3 Main ITHS GARAGE we are ready to/prove to the | v 3 of Westerly and vicinity our| . __ ‘-*'0 Main St., \\nx{.-!,. 2 to do_the very best work. A o ren of cars; com. 16x30 water colored porirait | 21 uli line o yourself given free with every dom- 2 34.00 cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co. AGENCY FOR THE daughter, Alberta, have returned to sociation. c] Ph —|New Hom: Sewing Hachines‘}_ R s The lightest ing, best construct. | v t The school children espe- ty BPIACY | et nonioe, bt iy [t S S o N. S. GILBERT & SONS ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE THE NEW YORK STORE, o i e K - . z - 1GE8 Wil Waiting for Your Gar. | 54 High Stest, > - Weestory. 2 45 appointed Miss Tda | Special Matting and Carpet Price 36 Canal St. Westerly. R. L S TaEiE ] o Gie C o ol Japanese Fancy Mattings, 25¢ and 30c qualities now .. iyase - oI children who march % 5 e i Al e Japanese White Mattings, 30¢ qual MISS ROSE AHERN = = S e ceme China, finest white . Ask the Crawford agent to show you and write us for circular. The Wflm’:z;’“‘ Co., Ladies’ Hattel‘ § 5 »” i “‘},‘i””;“"“‘:’;’:izal i e iy e FAY Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., 31 Union St., Boston Surpius 200,000 42 High St., Westerly \‘;, ‘;'v"“-i)“(-.fhf"_"&},-s‘“'\"'2"-"\- | C C { d R For sale by M. HOURIGAN, Agent Norwich and Jewett City R e it B e R e £ | UFEX LAFPElS and Kugs g e e e e e e e e e e A full line of Wedding and mew samples of Fall and | streei front. afd both having vacant oaiems. Custom Made Suits |land adjoining that can be Secured at ap reasonable prices "% plrchaser de- sires. Both having feat, . electric lights, modern plumbing. Inspection invited Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., febiid Westerly, R. L The choice of the Navy. A better, uicker, - easier thine. One oper- stion. No acid. No turpentine. No muss. No Engagement Rings —at— W, FRISWELL'S, 25-21 Franklin Street vdaw _Ses ‘and Velvet Rugs, 4 yards by 3 yards, seamless, $25.00 value, @ .....$18.00 Ingrain Reversible Rugs, 4 yards by 3 yards, seamless, $25.00 value, @ . .$18.00 Velvet Carpets, parlor and sitting room patterns, @ - 85¢ Body Brussels, 12 yard to 20 yard pieces, $1.50 quality, to close, @ 85c HANDSOME HALL. | New Bijou Formally Opensd—Well —ueh-l-‘wzt;:‘ t:“}:u:‘mmn to corre- .GI;I cren T Cry r 139 - 141 Maln Sn‘ee‘ ..at.. h‘&uwwunr and Builder, ~FOR FLETCHER'S i : £ CARDWELVL’S, 3 may2ed 3 to 9 Market Strests : PR ' CASTORIA