Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 26, 1910, Page 6

INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, g Wasterly Branch. Capital Three Mill:, Surplus ... Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Libveral, courteous and eficlent In its management. Established 1901. Farold L Wells. O. D. Optometrist Defective vision corrected by the prop- er adjustment of lenses. Room 9, Po- ter Langworthy Block, Westerly. R I S [MNDS < Tt will pay you well to get our or < prices on diamonds, loc mounted, before purchasing. CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Jewsln BEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS MADE BY HAND. Fand Made Work Is Our Specfalty. Whips and all Harness Supplles oas Fled 1o stock Factors Made Harness | In stock at 312.60 and up. . H. SAUNDERS. Removed 1o 4 West Broad Strees. Imperted Dinner Ware We are opening rnew patterns i China Dimner Sets our cwn importa- Som. We are shevwing over forty Open and shapes Stock Pasterns, docoration met to be found clsewhere. We defiver free to ail our customers. STANTON'S BAZAAR. Wes BABIES! Boom they will be big boys ana girls and their baby faces will be only STILES, The Photograsher, Brewn Building, =~ Westerly, R Telephone 347. I m Dollars Three Million Dollars | 5ro, D. sin’Conn.: Albert L. Chester, oy, R, 1, | Bdmund Hart Sehaffner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY 1. B. CRANPALL Co. nevod Westerly, R. L Monamenial Works T will guaraates to make a mom Mment at the lowest pcssible cost com. sistent with good work. My expert- @mce of years is at your service. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Oak St, near High, Westerly, R. L Euy Your Shoes and H]nsiery A8d get & coupon on the Piano to be gisen away at PURTILL' S, “ON THE BRIDGE.” ir23e 6EO. L. STILLMAN, scoBrietor of the man Cars Con Coggswall St 2k Westeriy. R L Carrsy “the larsest stock of new and second hand carriages 2nd wagona, Also & full line of harnces 253 Parts of harness. Carrlazs repaire {2 <54 Salaeing aad automobile pRint: | For Electrical Supplies and Construction,- see ROBERT M. HISE€OX & CO., TelL 497. 62 Main St. Westerly. LAWTON’S SAMTARY FISH MARKET thiag ¢t Fresh Fish season. Market foot of Cross street. Shampoolag, b ist. Scalp Treat- ment. Hair Dressing. MRS. M. L EELLS, Frviessional Wasseuss, Focy end Facial Massage | Hair Goods a specialty. Fine Violet | so0ds. 54 Main St Westarly, Ry L iyrsa Telephone 430 James D. Roche, K, 12th Conn; L dication_o! Kidne Westerly's Roster of Heroic Dead Graves to be Cecorated by Grand Army Posts—Jjudge Peabody’s Name Barred ed Whiskey Cases Dow Next Monday, Memorial day. mem- bers of Budleng post and Hancock post, G. A, R., departments of Rhode Island and Connecticut, respectively, will plare flowgrs upon the graves of the following named deceased com- rades: Fames A. Allen, Company D, Twen- ty-sixth_Connecticut; George P. Aus- tin, I, First R. L: Benjemain F. Bab- cock,'H, 143d Penn; James Babeock, L 1st R'I; Pardon I. Babcock, B, dth R I; J. Alonzo Babcock, A, ist R I ; George C. Bailey, §3th N Y; iam . Bailey, Battery E, 1st R I “harled D. Barber, navy; John E, th R I; Thomas K. hal corps: | Francis J. Ist Mass. cavalry; George Sth Conn.: Joseph Bedford, Bentley, C, 40th Wis; b 9th Mich: J. A, 1st Conn. cav. en. ¢ 1st R I: Da- §th " Conn; George R I. Stillman H. B, 1st RIL A; Ed dick, B, 9th R I; Isaac F A, ist R T cavalry . ‘navy: Welcome C. ith R I; Henry C. Card, 1; George Carmichael, B, 9th Nathan Champlin, Battery G, Ist RTL A; Stephen C. Champlin, G, M R I; David L. Chapman, Battery G, 1st RTL A; Thomas N. Chapman, Battery G, Ist R I L A; William H. Chapman, T, Ist R I; James F. Ches- . ‘12th R I; Edward W. Clark, A, Sth R I; Fr Y; Bdward H. Edwin R. Cot- Crandall, dall, 1, 1st L. Crandall, G, 114th N H. Crumb, G, Sth Com Davis., K 12th Conn; Will- F, ist RTL A; 1st R I; Charl I 1st R I; Stanley W. Mass; Jean Egger, es H. Eldred, B, 9th gerald, K, 12th Conn; ‘oster, G, Sth Conn; Henry s6th Pa: John F. Frye, F, les H. Ga avitt. B, 9th R h H I; Willam A, 1st RIL A; 21st Conn; Courtland ; William Harney, bh E. Harrinston, g iel N. Harvey, Bat- R I H A: Eli Hazard, H_Hodgeon, K. 2d R Holdredge, G, Sth Connj Tolland 7th R I; Henry ist R T L A h Conn; John Hoxie, Troop G, 1st R I cavalry: James S. Hull. H, 7th R I; Henry B. Jen- win® Jones, B, nneth. H, 7th R . G. 5th B I; Al- Daniel S, Kin- gs, 21st Conn; Knight, E, 26th .amphere, M, 3d R T cav- n S Lanphear, I, 1st R T; arkin, G, 12th R 1; Charles A, 12th R 1; George Mar- George H. Martin, Troop cavalry: William Edgar 23d N Y; James McDon- | ala. B. 8th'R T; John McAvey, B, -Sth R i: Alexander McFarland, 5th _U. S. rtillery: Tho Mc B, sth Robekrt Mitchell, ¥, 21st Conn; F. Moss, 1ith R I: John H. 3. Munroe, C, Ist Mass: Charles H. Nichols, I 1st R I: Charles W. Niles, Andrew Owens, I 1st R I; Peabody. G, 8th Conn: Peleg kham,_ 7th R 1; James M. Pen- K_12th R I; John P. Pendle- 1%th R I; James H. Perigo, I I; Leander S. Phil F, 85th mas M. Place 9th' R I; oland, U. S. A.; Edward W. orge W. Ran- lisha K. Rath- G. Rice, L, he. B, 9th R T; G. Sth Conn; C RIL A Conn; Fr: ert S, h N J; Ezra L. Ross, C, Sisson, Troop A, 12th Conn athar Sheffie 26th Conn; n G, 1st R 1 5 ttery A, 3d I ist R T; Sisson, D, Conn H A} What Everybody Wants. Everybody desires good health, which e the kidneys are a s Kidney should be taken at the first in- rregularity, and a ay beaveried. Foley’s Remedy will restore your kid- r to their normal state The Lee & Osgood Co. STERLY'S LEADING CLOTw...3 STORE— R. G. Bliven & Co., On the Bridg REGAL SHOE AGENCY TWe give S&H Green Trading Stamps =ith all purchases. GHiespie treatment of the hair and scaip. cures falling bair baldness, ecze- ma. dandruf and othec irritations, Itehe Ing. burning, stc. Endorsed by lcading “ physiclans Shampooes, dry treatments Faia treatments "manicure MfiaT idy Thomas 3 or-Langwort Defame (05 satie Eretsa ANNOUNCEMENT. Having purchased the photograph stadio of A. A. Scholfield, 2y Main strect, we are ready to prove to the of Westerly and vicinity our to do e very best work. A Boeatial 120 water colored poriraic yourself given free with every doz- en 3400 cabinets. F. Roulean & Co., Westerly. ‘City Pharmacy TRY OUR JCE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE ICES White Waiting for Your Car. 36 Canal St. Westerly. R. L 3528 The Washington 7 rust Co., | WESTERLY. R L Capital .. 4e-.n-- $200.000 Surplus e $200,000 Executes Trusts. Pays Interest on Deposits, Good service—Considerate attention mre guarasteed the patroms of this in- “stitation Coffee. Tt is fine in flavor—and is made in 3 20 or 30 m pure parched Sample free |Where to Buy in Westerly Plumber, Steam and @ is Dr. No _tedious Made from nuts, ete. t one minut stes boili ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO. Fitter Dealer in Supplies. £¢ Maln Street, Westerly, R. L,_and Wauwinnet Ave. Watch Hill R. L sugi4d We are moving to the Potter-Lang- worthy_Block, 68 High strest, on or about Jan. 1st 1910, Great removal sale now going on. Mechanics Clothing Co. Westerly, R. @ec15a let Supplics. Tel. 350. nov23a SMITH'S GARAGE. 330 Matn_St., Westerly, rs to renty storing of cars: com= & repair department. Fuli line of MISS ROSE AHERN Ladies’ Hatter 42 High St., Westerly See my new samples of Fall and yvinter Woolens. Custom Made Suits $12.50 and up 3. F. PE No. 4 Main St. GRINY, Westerty. TOR SALE. o seven-room cottages, situated In 5 different parts of the compact part of Westerly, R. L. each having 60 foot front, and both having vacamt joining that can be secured at able prices if a purchaser de- having heat, electric plumbing. Inspection nvited Cleaning. Pressing and Repalring. Frask W. Coy Real Estate Co i S febld Westerly, R. L . $ ¥ Before purchasing it's to your int spond with me. MALURICE W. FLYNN, Manufacturer and Builder, 108 w Rl Main Street, 243, e from Official rallot—Poison- n_for Trial on Friday. Charles Slocum, than Smith, G, 10th George W. Steadman, K, 12 ; Henry H. Steadman; 10th Ivester Still, . 2a caval illwell, th R I; J C, 10th David and. I, Surber, B, § Mort B, 42d ward S. Taber, A, R I: John H. Tanner, G, 3d R.1 H A; Charles W. Taylor, H., 26th Conn; ncis W. Taylor, B, 9th R I; Pever Taylor, G, 3d R I H A J. Avery Tefft, I, 1st R 1; George A. Thomas, th R I; Ben, \ R. Thurston, I, 24 R T ewm: kerman, navy: William Unde d. 7th Conn: Albert Utter, 1st R I cavalry; Joseph W. Vincent, Troop A, 1st R 1 cavalry; Amos C. Weeden, 1st R 1 L A: Francis S. West, E. 1st R John P. Whaley, B, 2d R I; Willlam H. Wilbur, 1st R I cav- Herma Wissing, navy: Fran- York, ist R I cavalry; p st R I 36th Conn. St. Michaol's Cometery—Isaac Allen, sth Conn; E Ba Battery D, st Conn H omas Cennors, H, 1Sth Conn; William Conv F, 21st Conn; James Crowley, K K Con John Crowley, D, 14th Mai ¥ Crowley, 26th 69th N Y; Pat £ y D D, 69th N I Wa 4th Mass; K h 'N_Y; Michael John A. 2 McGowan, 2th R I; Patrick Mc Kenna, 7th Michael McVeigh, K, 14th Conn: F D. Miner, G, Sth Morrissey, L. 3d R I v, H, 12th R I; John h R I; Patrick Mur- ist R I L A; Michael John O'Con- ©O’Connor, Battery nor. G, 2d R I; B, A NY arne ard Welsh, B, 9th St. Michael’s New Cemetery—James Roche, K Conn; Thomas HKelly. Z__ john P. Trant B, 9th R I; Ed- ward Lattimore, F. 11th Con Pierce Hill—George P. Nugent, (I ist R L War Veterans h Amer ace flowers D. 6 nn. A, 3d Conn: John T. Datson 1st R I; Esbon Gavitt, B, Conn mp! Michael E. Don- n_G. McDonald ). Neville, B, 3d ell, B, 38 Conn. Cemetery—John John Cusey, B, y, M, 1st R T Donohue, ohue. B, B, 3d Conn: Conn; Dennis F. St. " Michael's F. Casey, B. 3d C 2d Conn; Samuel Cr Roger Lynch, U avy; Thomas F. White, B, 3d Conn. Stonington — John Fallon. B, 34 Conn: Dennis Gilmore B, 3d Conn Noank—William Chadwick, B, 3d Conn. Shannock—Herbert S. Wilcox, K, 1st RI The Westerly Ladies’ Aid society of the Pawcatuck Seventh-day Baptist church, was the most liberal contribu- tor to the Woman's rd of Missions for the quarter ending April 30. The sum of $135 was contributed by the local society as follows: Fer Tract jety $35: missionary society $3&; na missions $5: Alfred scholarship board expensce $5; Fouke school Sabbath Recorder $10. The next largest, contributing $55, was by the ‘Women's Missionary and Benevolent society of Nortonville, Kansas, and $50 from the ‘Women’s Society for Christian Work, of Plainfleld, N. J. The Woman's Auxiliary society of New York city contributed $17. The total receipts for the quarter amounted to $530.12. Town Clerk Everett E. Whipple has served notice on Judge Thomas H Peabody that he cannot place his name on the official ballot as prohibition can- didate for judge of probate, the town clerk stating that he has taken le- gal advice in the matter, and been ad- vised that the office Is within the gift of the Westerly town council, and that the judge of probate is not elected by the people. Judge Peabody states that he has no desire to take the mat- ter to the supreme court. H con- tent with calling attention of the peo- ple to existing conditions, and that the office of judge of probate to him is not worth while taking the topic to the higher cour Three cases of alleged manslaughter are down for trial Friday in Westerly in the Third district court. These are the wood alcohol poison whiskey cases whereon John and Caterino Cisco are charged with delling the liquor that caused the death of Daniel Sullivan and where John Di Fontl is charged with furnishing the pelsoned whiskey t killed Michael Riley. Local Laconics. The first band concert of the sea- son will be given next Thursday eve- ning in Wilcox park v trolley trips will Flo made to Edwin C. King has been substituted for Edwin Barber, as candidate for sixth councilman on the prohibition ticket. Last year there was no oppo- sition to the republican nominees. at the polls and there wil Ibe practically no' opposition at the June electiton. Prentice Chase, catcher for the Westerly team of last year, winners of the champlonship pennant of the R. I- Conn. baseball league and first base- man and spare catcher at the present time, has signed with the Monitors of the Inter-City league. He will not NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1910 the Westerly team until after the ames, that being one of 3 he s of his agreement with !h‘\hllflfi'l. of tail, 21 inches; claws, ‘outsretched, a “20 1-4 pound” for Mrs, Fanni Birthday—Daughters of Amer- ntertain—Personal Mrs. Fannie Fowler was given a pleasast surprise Wednesday afte ‘hen thirty friends and rela. nt the afternoon with her in on_of her eighty-fifth birth- 5.38 o'clock supper was serv- wing this Rev. H. B. Rankin yer and a number of hymn: Mrs. Fowler recelved cards s of congratulations as well as usefql gifts. She is the only one remaining of a family of five children, four of whom lived to be over eighty vears of age. There were six octo- genarians, present, Frances Lewey, 89, Mrs. Mathilda La- tham, 85, Mrs. Harriet Wilbur, 84, Mrs. 83, Mrs. Sarah . and Mrs. Fannie Fowler . their ages aggregaiing 509 vears. 5. Fowler was iter af Abner and Abbie Potter The Groton & Stonington Street Ry. summer schedule will go into effect on Friday, May 27. will not differ from that of last ve: for the passenger service, but for the express service, the car will leave No- ank for Groton at 7.18 a. m. instead of 7.49. just half an hour earfer. The half-Hour service of the passenger cars will start at §.18 for Groton and 9.18 a. m. for Westerly, and will continue until’ 10.18 p. m. D. A. R. Entertain. Daughters of America, Liberty coun- entertained Wildams post, G. A. R., members, of Mystic and Noank, on Wednesday evening in their hall on The new schedul ‘distance across 43 inches; length 17 1-2 inches: around the body, 5 1-2 inches; around one claw, It is not improbable that lobster has beem caught, but the measurement of the body, 5 1-2 Inches around, is entirely out of proportion with the other meas- A lobster weighing only one pound or a few ounces over would measure bettes than six inches. Spencer, and was a descendant of rev- olutionary _patriots. the Fort Hill church early in life and when the Noank Baptist church was orzanized in 1843 was one of the con- stituent members and has alway; active part in the services until age has prevented. Others who were prise were Mrs. Cl Hattie Ashby E : 1 Meta Ingham, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith George Gomez and of New London, Willidm Balker, Fitch, Anna Fowler, Capt. D. W. Che: She united with present at the sur- sephine Chester, pencer, Dr. Chester and Rachel Wilcox. Lobster Story. A Rhode Island paper of recent date lobster caught off New- GENUINE must bear signature : B i E-M-F “30” AUTOMOBILES are still in the lead, and are giving absolute satisfaction. DO ROT take our word for it. port that m. the peop'e who own them, and the answer will bz in line and purchase an E-M-F 30" and you will beast as others are hoasting. A satisfied owner is the best salesman. And every one of these cars that we have sold in this territory are in constant use daily, and are giving entire satisfaction. For demonstrations, elc., call at the Agency. THE IMPERIAL GARAGE, 21 Chestnut Street, Norwich, Conn. Telephone connections. PETER CBCCARELLI, Prop. Latham, Pront street. A musical programme | Rankin, was rendered: Instrumental trio. piano, Mrs. H. W. | ank. violin, Miss Ivelyn Luce, | flags, mandolin, Miss Jessie Lamb; recita- | ing. selécted, ‘Mrs. Minnie Vallette; | small flags and vocal solo, selected, Mrs. Cornelius |adorned with small flags crossed, News Notes. recitation, selected, Mrs. Min- nie Vallotte; vocal solo, seiected, Mrs. Samuel Boose:; instrumental trio, pi- | Amos Cook has resigned at the R. “oh“::xolfl:l;av':l‘y.dag“' Mrs M. ¥.|Palmer & Son shipyard, and Latham, n Luce, es- or Tottenville, S, 1., sie Lamb; specches by members of the | where e nas secured omployment. G. A. R, Rev. C. T. Hatch, Rev. H. | Capt. B! Rankin, Rev. A. J. Potter, and Rev. J. Curtis 'Labm was followed by re- freshments served by the Daughters, which consisted of strawberry short- cake, ice cream, cake, coffee and fruit. The guests were Rev. and Mrs, C. T. Hatch of Mystic, Rev. and Mrs. H, B, and Mrs. A. J. Curtis Lamb, all of and Rev. white and blue bunt- decorated with where he has secured employment. Nicholas Nelson of the Ram Wednesday with his family on Prospect hill. James K. Mosher of Tottenville Is visiting relatives in the village. Banger of New York her summer 1sland Mrs. arrived Wednesday home on Water street. & Osgood. Danbury.—One of the sights ut K nowia park at the present time Is the blackthorn tree which stands in front of the Park house, and which s & blaze of color, with a greal mass of brilliant blossoms. This tree wos Dlanted by the late Michael McPhéle- my, who brought it when a smull shrui from Ireland are antiseptic, tonic and restorafve and a prom rective of all urinary irregu Refuse substitutes. The Lee & Osgood Co. Pains of women, head pains, pain stopped in 20 minutes sure Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets full formula on 25c box, Sold by S 04 v NOW THEN-WHO SAID BISCUITS 2 SOUTHERN BISCUITS NORTHERN EASTERN BISCUITS WESTERN BISCUITS MADE BEST EVERYWHERE GOLD P RIGH T ~ 6310 BISCUITS WITH “SCHWARTZ BROS., 9to 11 DON'T GET HOT! What is the meaning of this? Refrigerators The Peerless, SCHWARTZ BR0S., 9 to 11 Water St. Knickerbocker. the ice bills. The LaBello and other leading makes. Sirfoin Steak - Lamb rosrew L . Cooked Corned Beef /b. THWER - -5k Fresh Cut Hamburg /b Hot Muffins - - dozen 8c Crulfers - - - dozen 8¢ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIALS Big Grocery Sale All This Week Fresh Eggs - dozen 23c Full Cream Cheese /b. 17¢ Good Table Butter /b. 29c Best Compound - /b. 12¢ » Crackers - /b. 75c 5 /b. pail Jelly - - 25¢ MILK, SODA that pleases the children and is best for grownup Flakes of pure, clean white corn Toasted, crisp and delicious. Pleasant View, Sunday and Memoria ¢ay afternoon John McArthur, manager of the Co- lumb wuse at Watch Hill, arrived here, We from Caribou, Me Pete Clemens of Westerly will open the baseball season next Monday with the Raleigh teagn of the Eastern Caro- | lina league. | C. Clarence Maxson, one of the re- publican candidates for councilman, has no opponent on prohibition ticket and will theref be elect without opposition It ourtland G. Bliven, and not B. Court Bentley who took part in the | discussion in town meeting, Tuesday. Mr. Bentley is now enzaged in New York and was not present at the meet ing. | Aside from the $200 appropriated by | the trustees of Wilcox park and town of Westerly, there has been $25 con- tributed for band concerts in the park There is just.$22 lacking to guarant the fourteen cancerts Michacl Keleher, head porter at the Ponce de hotel, St. Augustine, Fla., for twenty winters, was also head porter in the summer season of Hotel Champlain, on Lake Cham- plain, which was destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. in my lunch basketto-morrow. There wasn’t half enough to- g