Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 2, 1910, Page 6

WES]’EHLY’S me'[ oF JULY B e gy o oo | e e e s upowe bt o | s g S _ J e R , S OMANS A NS It was voted to Wold a public hear- | Mystic. - A large crowd attended the ing of parties interested at a meeting | meeting, .which was = spirited one. On fo Buy in Westerly of the town council, July 5, at 9.30 | Monday, June 6, election will be held. - INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, | | © be Celebrated in Approved “tyle—General Committee | &' - Bk Oppn ot Charles R. Johnson was permitted —— Westerly Branch. of Fifteen Appointed—High Schocl Teams Clear {o conduct a bowling alley at Watch | = The steamer Watch Hmu;';"zfl' her e . S & St s g Till. rst trip Wednesduy morning for the m 3 Three ::::;.: B"“:: Winning Recgrdi—7 ouis Cella, Fired on Two Counts, Rose glnlnns ) granted a ‘license Soasrs between Stonington and Watch - Three Million Do! s = for the Pleasant View. Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Appeals—! own Council Wants Waich Hill Road Put| Action was deferred on the petition Noted - Mare’ and>Thece: fiveral, courteous and eficlent in its % of the proprietor of the Park Avenue management. in Shape. hotel for a pool table. James E. Pollard of Lynn, Mass., John FN Champlin was granted a |was in town Monday. : notel license for the Ocean house at| Nelson A. Pendleton spent a few " Established 1901 Watch Hill. days this week with Mr. and Mrs. SHarefd L Wells. O. D. Optometrisi h school baseball Walter Price was granted permis- | Moses Pendleton of Boston. : Defeotive vision corrected by the prop- ning record thus sion to open Bay street {l‘or the pur- !3(:1-‘.( ngrdtzl)_‘n Pend:em{n,MJr. o:] .vl}w- ‘adjustmen: lens. 2 hose of laying a water pipe. ett City is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. -~ et g e =% with only one more ;. r )!x:lkgnsled that the street | W. F. Broughton. ter-Langworthy Block, Westerly. R 1 in the eastern division be requested to | Mrs. Edward Stevenson, Miss Tillie : s at Watch Hill, be- | Adamson fand Miss Margaret Turking- making other changes in order |ton of South Manchester, Conn. are thag the roadway could be put in prop- | guests of Robert Adamson and fam- er ¥ondition. If that cannot be done, | ily. it was vnderstood that the highway | Mrs. W. F. Broughton left Tuesday committee would go ahead and com- |for Hoston. where she will be the Diete the highway, which had been |guest of Mrs. Arthur C. Roache. undergoing repairs in connection with | ~ Cutler King of Brookiyn, N. Y., is the relaying of the sidewalks. The |the guest of B. S. Cutlev and fam- mmitt of the holastic league, Next ator Louis W. Arnold. bert H. Lansworthy, | Weanesday the final league game will [T e Frama N ikidion e ol | lectman . Henry A, = ibe played in Westerly with the Nor- | Martin, President W X | wieh Free Academy iteam, and should | Lord, Howa win it will be an unequaled B s 500 sean 1o aot oor | ih school Daseball. Wes & prices on diamonds, loose o | dy havizz won the champion- 1 division will pla} he easter ana mounted, a SR & game of the league char The meeting ad) F present bad condition was due to Con- | ily, us, n Yale field, New Haven, {the call of the heral committee. tractor Nardone and not to the rail- Capt. C. BE. P. Noyves is home from Leading Westerly Jeweln Hartford high school team, — Wway company, in the opinion of all the |the Ram island lightship for a brief tern division. The continued case of state against | councilmen. stay. HEAVY AND LIGHT H 3 local school team [Louis Cella of Pawcatuck, charged | 4ne meeting then adjourned. D. F. Jameson of Worcester was JARNESS t in the league, but ? liquor ¥ = i S here Wednesday., - Local Laconics. C. C. Campbell of New Haven was MADE BY HAND. Band Made Work 1= Our Speefalty. 1 R Isiand at has become of that hand- [in town Wednesday. Whipe and all Harness Suppiies car- | 010" hode Isiane uniformed Italian band of | John L. Lambert of Bridgeport was || W somely B el oo mapplice car | omores, Kir Lu Salle academy oste a ‘guest over Sunday of friends in L R ST F- 28 | Providence; on high school, i e i S N. H. SAUNDERS, r a h high school, nlomer Mhieves have stmck on amd|_Frea Watrous of _Stamfora, - who B & @4 Weat Brens Strects | T is probably mo | e police ha - | was the guest of borough friends this =7 ol two ‘states Fehat | gu der_suspicion. week, returned home Wednesday eve- earty local Support. as | to Sell Mr. and Mrs. Luke Palmer of Bur- |ning, i |is accorded the Westerly high school | count lington, Ohio, are guests of relatives B . Imported Dinner Ware [ team. [ Westerly. - —————— AN i S | mo M Rose -B. Truell, formerly of 3 e ——————— 7 We are opening new patterns in| There was considrrable interest | $200 fo : | Westerly, died Tuesday at her home M Gorns n n’t — | o T Sets, our ow he meetipy for the consid- | Mr. Cella wa in Plainfield, N. J. 3 ! | Bl weas ovis tho celoration of Indepenc.| of two waek e At AR : i (11 ” ( Patterns, decorations and shapes | le in Westerly |ana T iR et U SRS | i Bot to be found clsewhere. | The. gmeeting was | pleaded . of 1361, this dhifsday) eve- urt a bit e e £ree 1o all our cust Eugene B. Pendleton |and costs each gt Cakptn b Aot i I 'S BAZAAR. Westerly, R. I. thie ot the : Lt : g & and called f selection _The fixst band concert of the series | Tired, Ailing, Swollen, Smelly, Sweaty w park during the summer n this (Thursday) evening | Feet, Corns, Callouses and Bunions, Je Westerly banc . . r?3 9 . "\l Kute Dutan, Tormerly of West- LB Business is Elaz * with a breakfast of al, The ‘body was ) unanimon ficer and Kl rd M. pre- BABIES! | | | ABey will be biz boys ana girls | their baby faces will be only a| n Mmemmosy. Bring the bables and I will | Mr. Pendleton advanced the idea of [sold was v chosen a er E. Vincent NN\ eatek thetr smiles. fon, believing that |the hop STILES, The Photogracher, intermission of fifteen years | that attempt will be made at the broug burial. Brewn Buoilding, = Westerly, R. as Tipe for & Fourth of July |6 commgk o prove it to be an | we dealers have been asked to Telephone 847, e % intoxicating bid on 12,000 yards of granite paving i wv2za rt Rodney Ellis outlined a gen- O for the city of Providence. The bloc parade of | Several weeks ago Elbert Murphy must be from quarries at or - the sc wil scorted from the railway sta- tion to the brick mill in Main street by Fifth company, coast _artillery d the W erly band. 2 L. Clark of Westerly, as r of the Misquamicut club of 1, was elected president of Island Golf association at meeting held in Provi- lay afternoon. It was de- play fo the Rhode Island mpionship thi year on the links he Wannamoisett country club, to begin September 5. STONINGTON. Say good-bye to vour corns the arst e vou tme TIZ You will n e ; ow you have @ corn, bunion or Burgess Brightman Appointed Bor- lous, or sweaty, tired, swollen, aching ough Health Officer—No Traces of | foet’any more. 'IUs just wonderiul the 2 0 Vaniahes. Rul corn— | Gypsy Moth—Republicans Nemi- | Riime? fi with your st if vou wisn— there | the morning, | inhaled large quantities of gases f | ne: este Millstone Point, Conn., Hart Schaffner & Marx . ic an parade In | burning gosoli ape at Far | o Tiorrichme Wikt et > 3 . WHEn WOuld Xottonly st pal e was em- | Governor Pothiers staff will visit \\ Clothes 1 suests, an au- | ployed, ¢ effects on | next Tuesday evening, and » Wedncsda cturing and |of p Westerly, and |ea ¢ 4 concerts and py- | ployed a machi He was s, He said ‘that | member of the local tribe of Red Men )dings would be dec- | and tr ¥he t to West- sration plans adver- | erly for hur day would attract i e Miss Katherine Doyle, daughter of Mrs. Keyron A. Doyle, and | ~7 ARE SOLD BY » ' L B. CRANDALL C0., [ Westerly, R. L[ Monamental Works eaking in favor et ot e s, o make & memm- | of e celebration, delared That Wort sistent work. My rly being the metropolis of Washing- B e o e T a0 | Ton Coumts and most_importan ALEXAKDER ROBERTSON, Pt e e Oak St. near High, Westarly, R. L | ceiensation be held Kere July Fourth. _ Joseph Grills stated that he sa isfled that the Italians of Westerly '. sm m “ 2 uld be glad to assist in the cele- SIBry | Srtion. “aia” would Tniroduce atirace tive features in the big procession. fSNE"8%¢ & compon on the Plam o be | Howard S. Crandall spoke in favor el of the celebration and suggestwl that i = the dainty, delicious i Corn Flakes ! (Toasted) “The Best After All” Peter Mc Immaculate many ance own and & it might 1 00d Tt nated Stillman and Cooper for | no more pair Z than rore PURTILLS S, it misht b s god plan fo avpotnt o e School Committes. e T & teo to decide upon the 2 Doesn’t that sound go you?| 'ON THE BRIDGE.” best mode of a general observance of | 2Nd Mrs. Donohuc Doesn’t 1t? Then read this: sy22a - & noon train fqr New Burgess Charles S, Brightman, who “T'he corms nn either of my toes were continue to reside B. Pendletor . o been borough committee on hiealth, | as Inrke ws the tablets you make o B BTRe, | it ot o a paootan has been appointed by the county | cure them. Today there In mo migm of Propristor of the' |ed to take fuif charge of the purposed | Wednesday evening there was a spe- | health officer borough health officer for | corms en_ecither foot and mo soremess. Btillman Carrisge Caw | celebration, &nd that if i 3 cial session of the Westerly town |the term of four years. This selection |It's am up-to-dute Godsend.—Sam. A. S Sainer, | ment it be mecessary that fhey be em- | council, President William L. Clarke |has the approval of the state board | Hoover, Progress, 3 iy, R L - . a Just use TIZ. It's not like anything Carry “the largest | Io appoint sub-committees; | residing, for the purpose of and all. that e mecmioan: o pten i Tor the purpose you ever heard of. ere | full power is the approval of the ap- of new and sscond hand carr] it if a general meeting is con- | Sing the voting ‘s the only foot remedy ever made m—. Als0 a full line of harnees | sideréd necessary that it be held June | added to the registry list pointment at the next regular meet- | \itich acta on the principle of drawin 4 X - — — - ¢ harness. Carriage repair | it nlon ing of the warden and burgesses, |out ail the poisonous exiidations Which . Painting and automoblle paint- | ==——— ded to the real estate which will be held Friday evening, |cause sors feet. Powders and other : | RS | ] M 1 N Fane 3. The appointment is made un. | remedies merely clog up the pores. TIZ A full line of Wedding and | FUNERAL AMER ICAN “OUDL der an act passed by the general as- | cleans them oul and keeps them clean. = e taken off, On na “For Electrical Supplies mm CAERR i o mittee on the and Camstruction, see 2%;5: ngkpa%%%m ?’rEngg?g o e et 3 ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO.,} wim"The ass(STANCE OF THE OGE |70, " TRULY BENEFICIAL LAXATIVE-SYRUP LAWTON'S SAMITARY FISH MARKET OF FIGS AND ELIXIRoFSENNA, | 55sn pnavle fto make any om tha river: no aust: no cdor: evers- | WHICH ENABLES ONE TO FORM REGULAR |re=d and rome maicai: :':.."‘".:::'.’.."::";;..‘}L;‘::: WEW gg zggm&sw&esrg sesscm. Markpt 171 Mala Street, est- TR TR | \pe 1o ASSIST NATURE AND HOT TO SUP- and Facial T S il o Nammt| WURISHMENT, PROPER EFFORTS AND . s s 1. RIGHT LIVING GENERALLY. e To GET TS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS. ALWAYS BUY THE WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOT.. . 5 | DENUINE SVRUPor FiGS AND ELINIR o SENNA ; : Tt works right off. You will foel botter . t sembly of Connecticut at the session | If, "orkS TIERt oft You Will feo] botter Engagement Rings Artistically Arranged by [ Parrell & Sande " of 1909. week and you can forget you ever had RATES to Theatrs Troupes 683 Trees B: . sore feet. = There is nothing on earth —at— | S Tever e that can compare with it. TIZ is for HUNT The trees in this section which have | aie 11 i P hggiets, 55 conin por box, | Wi all been banded as a protection against | or direct, If you wish, from Walter the gypsy moths nufber 5,683. They |Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago, IL. ma: are all species, and as yet no trace of the moth has been found, which looks as though the pest had been con- quered here. ent Republican Caucus. although | On Tuesday evening the republican CHAMBER Furnish- FISWELLS, 25-27 Frankin Sl | 7o 130, © arayemn simme | TTEE Mem e e daw Jonite | otedy Dol o7 & Main St. Westerly. wing ders, and that the * Drink With “The HANU BV THE ; > & | R G. 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