Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 9, 1910, Page 6

wlunv.&,wfllwltmlfl Vose park md‘! Ittfirnoon. Dr. Joseph Hialnl of Manchester visited his parents in West Broad street, Wednesday. INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, | Aunt Betsey Champlin Goes Joy Riding at 91 Reelected | e teand, ol et Wty '%:'.‘2 tor of Calvary Baptist church, is at- | nomenon are blinder than hats. Pres- ' Interior |¢‘n¢4n¢ uz:n:—ndununw exercises at | ident Taft, as his Michigun speech ne M' M'l’ Westerly Branch. Town Council Meets Today for (rganization—De: | this (Thursday) evening. | 1 the Newton Theological Seminary at |shows, has his eyes open Lo what it is Newton Center. and threatens. ~ He knows—eversbody and Colorings in who is at all chservant knows— Thompsonville.—John T. Pease, rep- | the organized socialist party contains WALL n ANGI NGS resentative from Enfield in the last|only a emall part of the modern world’s general assembly, died at his home |socialism. Often not yet self-con- | We have them In great variety and here Iate Monday night. A widow and | scious, often in a rudimentary stage |shall be giad to show them to you If brother survive. of development, socialism is spreading | you will give us an opportunity. It and diffusing itself among mankind, | will pay you to do so, Importations Watesrbury.—The force of letter|and some of the richest men on earth | from England, France, Germany and Where to Buy in Westerly WESTERLY DAY BY DAY i i . : e : v lo st is_Dbe- o e gt e e Dy tails of the Vote—Enthusiastic Reception cf Covern-|, Every avafable sione cutter 1o, oea | carriers in -Waterbury will be In- | —as far as money makes riches—are | Japan. ':“ ‘Fifty Thousand Accounts. < A k Fire Distri sranite works upon material for the | creased by three new men July 1. This | its most efficient propagators. The or- i " ver Fifty Thousan - or Pothier—Officers cf Pawcatuc ire District. B raction of the Bankers® Trust|will bring the number of carriers in | ganized socialist party grows, t0o— The Filllllll] Stlldlfis Liberal, courteous and efclent in its building in New York city. Waterbury up to 36. here as in Europe. In the presidential g y management. N ;i — election of 1892, as the New York New Haven.—The New Haven Lawn | World reminds us, it polled 21,164 31 Willow St club will hoid an open tennis tourna- | votes; year before last it polled 420,283, 3 ment_on its grounds, beginning June | —Hartford Courant, 13. The events will be men's singles, men’s doubles and consolation singles. Son. Uns Tor Old. Horee Carss Seymour.—The matter of making | The London county council has been some provision for the licensing of out | advertising for sale a number of dis- of town peddlers, who make Seymour | ygceq “horse tram cars,” suitable for a stamping ground, is again recely- | ' ing the attention of many of the busi- | “Dungalows, houseboats, portable ness men. buildings, tool and garden sheds, con- tractors’ offices, cycle and motor houses and for use on farms, potato flelds, hopfields, feotball and cricket Laborers are domiciled near Thomp- waiting rial to unt Betsey” Champlin, nearly sul ghest vote cast, but which was 32 | 8on's Corners awaling material o Established 1901. “ Harold L. Wells. O. D.. Optometrist. ve vision corrected by the prop- terly, is in exc t of lenses. Room 9, Pot- | health ter Langworthy Block. Weneny R. I |approach: She took her first ride Wednesday in an automobile, as the guest of Mrs. John Loveland. Aunt Betsey had her choice of route and s lected a de to Stonington and M ic, her first visit to the latter place in_forty years, was woman _in ent spirit and fair the anniversary of her birth of age. the oldes than the total number of votes { SN a f he villas Cor v street railroad from the village polled. Nor was there opposition to El- he village of West- . Jer as overseer of the poor, [ Of WatCR e ox who received two votes less than the | ¥ Pendletons and nine less than Town [ Cpauffeur Fontaine arrived in West- Cler hipple. day from New York, with O the prohibition ticketTuliug T | TYiin D. Hoxie's Jarge touring car. who opposed Councilman Bur- | mhe fioxie family will arrive in a few the leader in the list of | gous' at the summer home in Elm recelving 25 votes more | SA¥5,° his leading associate. The following election returns were The Westerly high school team will delayed in transmissic play its last game in_the interscholas- Windsor.—The Men's club of Grace church met Wednesday evening in the parish house. Seven prizes aggregat- ] (e, Lovelana'a Lirge limous It will pay you well to get our | the convevance used and Aunt D prices on diamonds, loose OF | thorouzhly enjoyed the ride. mounted, before purchasing. — oderat Eugene B. Pendleton, ries in Vose park this (Thursday) | iDg $10 in cash were divided among | grounds.” CASTRITIUS, The re-election of the town counci - e U e I s opposini team will be | ten boys who handed in compositions | » Leading Westerly Jewelr men means continuation of the 2 479; first council- | ToU{(i0 Frree Academy. The local team | on Habit. The prizes were given by | = cers whose selection are w o L o :;“{g:dr-mfmfl-'c-“{!;’:: has won every league game played this | Theodore W. Clapp. “ ore Up »l.ooo e BEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS e e S st e t H. Langworthy. r, 340, William | S€as°™- Wallingford.—The committee of ar- | v nen Herr Schiemelman of Vienna, ing judge of pr town S itnin | presented his wife with a lottery nd town sergeant. The present in- reene, p, 144; third councilman, fiss Annie Louise Humphreys of |an€ements for the fuel economy run | MADE BY HAND. ety ee Rawast M. Burke, | irence Maxson, r, 330, B. Frank Wl ol T the s Sarses | to be held next Saturday, under the | ticket on her birthday, she reproached H#=a Made Work is Our Specialty. Agard and Herbert | P, 1 fpuriit e B S s el L 3 us hospital, Nor- | ausplces of the Wallingford Automo- | him for wastefulness and tore it Into Wi d Li Whips and all Harness Supplies care o | Saunders_r. 240, Otis H. | BEAfUaCd o0 e ng, "She is a |bile club, has appointed as official | ghreds. The ticket has won $5,000 ines an t quors ried ia stock. Factory Made Harness | councilman, | ¥ich, s ve. su- | scorers John R. Cottress,Frank Gaines, | Ay | Pure Oramge Wine..........50c bottls in stock at $i3.00 and up. | e o oa: | aaughter of William Humphreys. su- | S007ebs Jobn R Cottres e but as they cannot produce the ticket | ~. I SAUNDERS, I Jasee of g | bt S g perintendent of the Pawcatuck Walley | Chaxies Gleich, am e T | ke cannot’ obtatn the mibney "Tha | P80 Oy (v}!:mz;y.‘;‘ 53100 bottle Remeoved to 44 Weat Broad Strees kst | nn, r, 354, Edward G. King, | Street railroad. Meriden.—Colonel A. C. Garvin, state ba i “ 3 igrd - o agpTeEete ! seventh councilman, Horace 1o i mamager of the Woodmen of fiig o oAnt X Saw DL ke e F lsm:F"OdM_';"M: pd o oy S UG Tie oo 307, Julius H. Gates, D, BR‘EF STATE NEWS orld, has received word of the death | il chlitz Milwau oer, $1.f oz e the st = n ‘treasurer and collector, of his'father in Wilkesbarre, Pa._ De- | e Imported Binner Ware e o iyt worie onts | James M. Pendleton, r and p, 472; as- ceased was a former resident of Meri- SiaiBraiis’ Dekth Dusl JACOB STEIN, 93 W. Main St. i R S o ok i of s 3 ‘ o . Telephone 26-3. e SE SPSRItE b Batieiris, Ini} Juectortivl inc atter @ e v of taxes, three years, John J. den and is a well known members of | /. DS e pisad China Dinner our own importa- | months Harry B. Agard wa rney, r, 354, Isaac G. Barber, p, 128 Meridian lodge, A. F. and A. M. He | 6078 -on ‘& west-boun: OCA tion. We are xLowine over forty Open | town r . ‘ overseer of poor, Ellery Barber, r and | New Britain.—Rev. Herbert A. Jump | was a native of Southington. train over the Penusylvania witnessed Btock Patterns, decorations and shapes | Kings | p. 470; school committee, three vears, | 1g to preach the baccalaureate sermon ~. |a bitter fight between a copperhead Bot to Be found elsewhere. Vear previous. A LuSpicer. 1, 427, Anne L.|at New Hampshire, State college next pfif‘;‘r‘;‘#‘:{l‘;"}_‘!‘;:fnfi“g‘::;n fathe|and a blacksnake when the train s‘\?::v?reg;;é ram;er;l ?}," by Th o S will imoet this | o ‘Catt rechived two Jokew g AT olic diocese arrived at Manresa Insti- Btopped at Summer Hill, says an Al- WHITE AND BLACK h Prastorty, W k| The S on e s | Seventh counciimas, Bridgeport.—Division No. 2, A. O. H., | tute, at Keyser's Island, Monday even- (Pa.) correspondent. The rep- SEhursgay) TIOTHINY o crsanimati Summary of the vote: Straight re- | celebrated the 20th anniversary of its|ing, where they will remain until Sat- f{nug]‘l with desperation until the BABIES! R00. THe S actn Of huame 1 $1; straight prohibition 95; | organization Wednesday evening with|urday in praver and meditation. o ennls 0es ! N i all the mempers of the council w O [ s Among those in retreat s the newly | COPPerhead sank ifs fangs futo the oon they will be big boys ana siris | re-elected, it is presumed that Kbe totil; wats of . £he 5 consecrated bisho, the Hartfo ~ | neck of its oppon 50c to $1.26 pair. end their baby faces will be oumly a L. Clarke will be elected pre O e terny b e So0 sk | Dty FIACkOM pre'riniing wiit] ootes: BT oy, Tohaeds Nians O — s memo-y. Bring ths bables and I will | the fourth term. He is 5 1.660, there less than a third of | off Bell Island, according to Danbury | Japan's postal service is the cheap- | THIN eatch_their smiles. member of the body and the oldest STILES, The Photegrapher, Brewn Building, - Westerly, R. Telephone 247. Ivesa Hart Schatiner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD EY L B. CRANDALL Co., was polled. visitors at that resort Tuesday, and | —_— good catches were brought in. Since the passage by fire of the pl | of the Nichols & Langworthy Machine company, the village of Hope Valley has graduvally declined in commercial | importance. and_it is now announced that the Hope Valley postoffice, with postmaster alary of $1.000 a year is to be r ourth class of- qce July in ries of { the postm following eleven places in Rhode I i will be in ef- fect on that same e total vo est in the world. ILetters travel fc two sen pout seven-tenths of a penny Socialism. Politicians who regard eocialism as Torrington.—Rev. O. W. Foye, pas-|an unimportant and xegligible phe- Rubber Coats $6.00 Each, Baseball Goods All Grades, All Prices. Bicycles aov26d Westerly, R. I pona from $1,100 to $1,300; S — - sty Is] nn! 1,600 to $1.70 East nwich, $1.900 to $2,000 r-\vport $19. to $30. Monumenial Works . 00 to 30: Pawtucket, $3.200 to Dale, 1,300 to 600: W $1.400 to $1,500; 00; Riverpoint, kefield, $1,700 to $2,000; Woon- ? will guarantee to make a monu- ment at the lowest poesible cost com- sistent ‘with good work. My experi- ence of vears ir at your service. ALEXAMNDER KOBERTSON, Oak St. near High, Westerly, R. AIIinu Rubber Co. §| The first floor of the unoccupied big brick mill in Main street, the use of which has been given by William Se- gar to the Church of the Immaculate Fuy Your Shoes and Rosiery And get a coupon on the Plano to be rowded Tuesday eve: ir was formally open- ception, was n’the given away at AMATURICE W. FLYNN. B b J. Pothier, who made | MPURE i : 2N > >ning address, which was can Ib. n PURTILL'S, e R P R s e T - H - - H High Grade H. Utter, Senator Louis “ON THE BRIDGE.” ice 2 he other members, except | GOV- = £ 3a Maurice W. Fiynn, have served over | V. Arnol’, Representative Albert L. |[{Soda, Oysler Ibs. Ib e A S S B ne 1 Rev. Peter McOscar served as or Milk c i : c GEO. L. STILLMAN, | clined renomination. Mr. FIy 2 Sption commmitt : Soreme T Fer™® O | the vote he received Tuesdas 1 staft, arrived in Westerly cans 2 Ib. - e e e train rom Providence an Flavors = atest dneet Music : Carry the largest |for councilman was given 1 "‘“f',m"n‘m‘e‘e S‘j’l‘he‘mzm}’emofi wtock 'w and con c T 10 re jus ote more t P s chagge] .. 254 wagona, Alse s '“'c ERNen | B Teiinst encvate more ) was escorted from the station to the 'ork cins Ib. AND NEW STYLES 2nd parie of harnees. Carri fif repair- | 41crt L. Tangworthy, who is conside | fair by the Westerly band, Fifth com- c 00 e orne ee c e paini pany, coast artillery corps, Division g == painting and autemol - Je28a | ered the champion vote ter town, by fourteen vote Mr. has been an ve councilman, For Electrical Supplies | iousy me s oren and nac; ot Oracy Kiiverntans, and WALL PAPER i ESTJERSEY PEARS <= 4c|FRANKFURTERS - » [2%¢ = on sowe matter gRo A e P . local organizations turned out and Costruction, e Rl e 5 5 T L R T errmgm“ S ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO., | ooy, o Tt X% ontion | Favecatuckos ire dintrict held twamty- - EGGS '“"'m 1bs. BUTHEX 1b. T i t -nomi Horace E.|fourth annual session in Peleg S. Bar- Tel 497 0 Muis Be. Womaity | 1o abe ro et service on | ber hose house, with Albert G. Martin 49 Main Slreel the police committee p- | o tor and ul H. Hillard clerk. may18d ¥ ote Dt and - 01 ineer Henry L3 - . - LAWTEN'S SAMITARY FISH MARKET ponent by 136 votes at the polls, and The | rt of Chief Engi ‘ d d h as only 48 behi Clark, 47 be- [ A. Sta showed there had been eight e b e e e e e A dainty, crisp, delicious on the viwer; no Qus no odor; every- i Shlis g GMokn. AL Mo on two occasions assistance had been given H”— \\'L-\!fi?‘l}' fire department. ' - 7. Toot of Croms sirest. TeL 363 | 8nd 23 less th e | portad rocoibts of TAELIT. end expns y br 4 S Tole Cammawi Sere SoAnEeat ding notes to the amount of $9,- S A P i e | i Bt vim and life in your work R e e oor ‘esh Fish and Sea Foo tn thelr e, 26 je vote af ne g ires of $5,729.63. Ther ut- Give us & eall eaugida The vote n ¥l T 63. There are out treas in the sum of $6,367.82. new quarters, and invite inspec- Mexicuring, Dermatelesy, Shampoolng, Burgeen Chircpedist, Scalp Treat- ment, Halr Dressing. was no opposition to the cand s | ti R. Stillman, treasurer of the MRS. M. L EELiS for mogderator or treasurgr, nor to | Pel Barber fund, announced that tion of the following line o 8. L. Town Clerk Whipple, who received the | the fund amounted to $637.50, and that ay The Goodwin Corsets and Lin« nterest, $31.88, had been paid to rie, Trwfessioeal Masseuss, Ecdy and Facial Bassage - reasurer of the hese company. Ready 1o wear mofels and to ir Goods a speclalty. Fine Violet Th engineers ‘were authorized to b r o eful s | purchase 300 feet of new hose and to o o Pty stretully. ain St Westerty, R L | FLQORS FARRINGTON FINISH || pggss e Qi e e b se e iv86d Telephene 490. keeps them beautiful, |exceed $100 a year. ' Hair Goods of all Kinds, cacy, amick, economical, no smell, no | The district voted to the Pejeg S. Braids, Switohes, Curls, sto. WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOT... 3 | soraiches | Barber hose company the sum of $300. Toilet Requisites, Cremes, Pow-~ STORE— | A tax of three fi'lills was laid. The dore;. and Ten - ~ . C. BYJ. Norwich. ' | - and collector were required ; " R. G. Bliven & Co. C CROWE - {to furnish bonds of $2,000 each and Chiropody, Manicuring, ~ Face 8 ) TSRy | (he salary of collector was fixed at = ” and Scalp Treatment, On the Bridge. | $60 and that of the treasurer at $25. - “The Spirit of : ” REGAL SHOE AGENCY We give S&H Green Trading Stamps s S o IWherfl to Buy in Wosterly G treatment of the hal “Baces Tailing nair, baldness eciad m’ adruff 2nd other {rritations, itche buraing, ete. Endorsed by 1ua1n. ysicians. Shampo ary trastments. ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO. al treatments n;l:l&\::th da | Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter and laies ¢ """;;"’h' Dealer in Supplie: ANNOUNCEMENT. Tt was voted to procure uniforms at an expense not to exceed $20 each and to furnish caps end club to the fire police, The officers elected for the ensuing vear are: Albert G. Martin, modera- tor; Paul H. Hillard, clerk; Charles pencer, treasurer; Alexander R. itt. coliector; Paul H. Hillard, E. rett Watrous, Thomas Crowley, as- ses ;' Alberti R. Stillman, Paul H. =" |Hillard, auditors; Samuel D. Watrous, 3 2 John McDonald, Charles J. Norris, fire wardens;_Alberti R. Stillman, trustee ving purchased the photograph |[— — — Peleg S. Barber fund; Henry A. Stahle, studlo of A. A. Scholfield. 5§ Maln ‘We are moving to the Potter-Lang- | chief engineer; John E. McMahon, street. we are ready to prove to the | worthy Block, 68 High streei, op or | Frank I. Dawley, Howard FE. Rev- m o Ry mdbe":flhltyk-w: about Jan. ist. 1910. Great removal |nolds, engineers. Charles J. Norris e very best worl sale now going on. decline enomin colle ] 16x30 water colored ot t declined a renomination as llector Gibson Tmlel Go. 'Phone 505. 67 Broadmayy CHAPMAN BLOCK. S Stairs) FUNERAL ORDERS Artistically Arranged by HUNT .. ** The Florist, and nominated as his successor Alex- of yourself given free with every dosz- a2 TR i Beed | en 3400 cablnets. F. Rouleau & Co. Kechanics Clot IRE LD, |ander B Gavitt Tol. 130, Lafayette Strest. e Westerly, R. L | Local Laconics. ,u,,m, Cit Ph decl13d i E. Jack Flynn of‘V]'\'orK‘il!‘h is visit- ry 3 ) - . ing his parents in ‘esterly. ® Are headguarters for y armacy TS GARAGE = NARRAGANSETT BANQUET ALE. a_of Providence, formerly | of Westerly, Is home on a visit to TRY OUR 0 Main St 4 } oring of ca om- | relatives. ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE | cars to rent ICES While Waiting for Your Car. | plete repalr department. Fui “'fid“ B suppiies. T aovs The Mystic team that defeated the 16 Canal St. Westerly. R. L - | Westerly” high school team at base- = MISS ROSE AHERN The Wg;f;ir;fio;n Z’:;nst 'Co., Ladies) Hatter Family (rade supplied st 60c per dox. C. B. Wright. § Cove 8t. Tel octaod TRERE 1% 0o aavert) Bastern Connection v ieiin for business resuh & medium in to The Bul- Capital Surplus 3 . ; Executes Trusts. 42 High St., Westerly Pays Interest on sits, = ety e.:a ler‘vlc‘l-—‘fonll lerate attention TOR SALE. are guaranteed the T en-room coitages, situated in e | edmeatnarir s et TABLE TALK: Westerly. K. L. ch having 60 foot See m; ow mples of Fall and | street front. and both having vacant iVinter Wooelens. Custom Made Suits | Jand ad that can be sccured at $12.50 and up er de- J. F. PELLEGRINY, No. 4 Main St., Westerly. Cleaning, Pressing and Repuiring. Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., iv28d febld4d ‘Westerly, R. L UMENT§I = “Mrs. Brown asked for my bread recipe to-day—and I simply told her:Ceresota . Flour.” clectrie Inspection Befere purchasing it's to your interest to corre- IGE W. n.vn: 'ul“ o d Buildd 2 , Manufacturer and Builder, MALRIGE Warn et Wostar v R