Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 29, 1910, Page 10

exactly one oclock’ and expect to ar= ! Ca For. ¥ & : hter of New York have arrived i with ith America? Above all, DANIELSON : : ¥ o rive in Danielson between seven and sddresseds’ g W ; Alpc h - g us have @ free. canal. Every deliar State Police Delay Opening of Park |18t o'clock, thus consuming between | ;. jaimed at the Putnam Tetated fh the and_Martha, Wil- | charged in tolis will redpee the: value six and seven hours. If 'they do it in Mrs. H. Dunt: . Priscilla Bill " 1 Ry Theater—Class of 1909 Holds Reun- | that time they may be easily accredit- Mrs. H. R. z, Mrs. ] > liams are ting - Miss Bill- | of the canal as & r in increasi * Zr = Florence Dwyer, Miss Mabel Wallace, \ orching ings in North Stonington. rade. Why, not ke th nal ion—Providence Soldiers to Estab- | ed with aving performed something | Nt G scd Thurber. William Law- ; Siss Mira Paige is the guest of Mr. Sontrution. Cab oo BebS, Meecd ; CopenCaintey Hine— e Toiand it theat (o, 100 | rence, & 'C:. Rpsene X ed v ils of water. and Mrs, Governor Brown 3t Clark's . rown- Caffrey Marriage. + | something more than thirty miles of Postoffice” Holiday Hours. P e e Falls. ok = G aiaE tw Go""u #hips' would help our g = for | hiShway to cover before they reach | Hollday hours will'be in force at the ¢ . MYSTIC isa Grace Stoddard is pending two | trade. idieg ate o Cm el i %V vafitie qecrem.ryd M;: Woodward's drug store, where . they postoffice i Putnam July 4. The of- g s, weeks with her uncle and ‘unlll'n.' M, our government can a £ B ke Bt are to report to Captain Woodward. | fice will be open from 6.30 a. m. to 12 | State. Organizer Visits Latham Camp | Mrs. Allen Harvey at Auquil 4 Ports Ang e JB Ghin. o Jmnon 59 4 e [ Teoa o ASNINE- |\ The greater pan of the distance will [m.. and from 530 p. m. 6 7 P. M. | __ principal William Coleman's Ad- s Priscilla’ and Esther Billings | develop . y coul@ pe lsased | tom D Cuplor Ihe summer oint, R, |De Toush going ‘whichever way. they | The money order division will be clos- Low , A4 | age_visiting their father, Byron Bill- | to carriers on conditions which would | James. Thornton of Riverpoint, select, The rotite was not mentioned | ed all day. - The icity carriars will | vancement—Death <of Samuel .|iffgs in East Lyme. enable the government to train sea- | 1. was in Danielson Tuesday. munication from their com- i - | Bentle Residents Arriv-| Mr. and Mrs. James Divisich of New | men while it established trade routes, 2 in the communicat make a morning delivery and collec ey—Summer i | Sister Magdalen Seriously Ill. manding officer. v tion. The rural free delivery service sy Al York are speding their honeymoon in|and the policy coul® be stopped any nesday) morning,; Today (Wednesday) is the date of ouring Car From Texas. Latham 1p, Sons of Veterans, : H 1, Ami 8 - galled to St Hyacinthr by the Serious |ihe mesting of the Asnford Baptist| An automobile With a Texas re- |as glests Tuesdax evening Etate Or- and Florence, Ofouci, pvg.. Fetirned | Beyan; iy s ME R W . Iness 8 sistar, Sister Marfs HMag- | sun school association at Wood- |istry _attracted attention paseing |&anizer Hale of ford and delega- delen de Jesu, who has been In fail- | 500k " Members of the denomination | throu i tlons from - Willi: t, G. A. R., of i gh Putnam. If is not am infr ons m ams post, G. » ing health for several months. from nearly everv part of Windham | quent happening for a car from a dis- | Mystic; Jared Avery camp and the G. Albert Fouraler, J.sMcCormack. of { . unty will be at the gathering. tant point to pass through, -but Tex- | A. R. post of New London, Trumbull ' e ovmer oF S‘f”"fi““’hgg Silas Hyde, who has been ill at his | as owned cars are rarely séen here. |camp and G. A. R. post of Stonington. ; | e ‘“’"‘"t tons ondon loov |home at “the corner of Main and | Attended Montville-Dion Marriage. | Organizer Hale made a brief speech, su S - | Spring streets for several weeks, is < F as did several visiting brothers. Re- Mr. and . P. C. Manning of Prov- C Putnam friends -attended the wed- * ~ gaining in strength and was able to | 4. 3 freshments were served and a smoke idence were guests of friends in Dan- 4 = ding Monday at Webster of Joseph "¢ telson Tuesday. 2 sit out on the veranda Tuesday. as he | aontyille of Oxford, Mass, and Miss ;?"fiég“f,’,‘:,;"'a SISl ckinp e Dagn x has on other recent days. & : Urlaimed Lstters. . AL Nored ot Caip WHIB: bopr il ]j}raregmn. daughter of Mr. and Ml; E i . Letters addressed as follows are un- | Judge M. A. Shumway’s pretty country Dien. Water Shut OFf. clatmed at the Danielson postoffice this | place near old Killingly pond, has:one L % eek: Thomas Bachen, C. F. Char- | of the large, old-fashiohed chimneys POSTOFY ISk PUILOING u'f"Ezit“\}‘;af."“‘.‘é?J.,".‘ flganrreos;g:nnt; land, Francois Derocher, A. L. Four- [ with an arrangement in it for smoking | Accured for Putnam—$65,000 Appro- | abo. T Sho e e Kma, ‘shut off nier, Charles O. Mongeau. - meats, It W yilt for use, not for x Foacks . oA 3é ;- o< m""‘-!m . e ornament, scores of years ago, and priation—Possible Sites. :‘:‘”ét“on‘”“ u‘h‘hfl’r’x aut:eet, :.nrl pMpr has seen service, as is indicated by the PARK THEATER OPENING blackened baers and nails -on which Sixtysfive thousand dollars for a | Hammond and a force 'of men com- =i ; | many hams have been cured. While | postofite site and puilding! That , menced work on_ it. Mr. Hammond Delayed by Failurelof State Police to'| (o1 ron years ago, few such chimneys | Sounds good to the peogle of Put- |netified all the residents in these two Inspect Booth. reinain in this part of the county. nam, who have been so tunate as | Streéts tbat the water would not run 3 Clarence W. Harris_son of Mrs. Jen- | to see the appropriation for the pur- |again that evening. At 6 o'clock on A delay of the inspection by the |njesM Harrls of the West Side, was a | Pose indicated approved and author- | Monday morning the water was turned state police of the new booth erected | member of the class that was gradu- | ized during the first session at which jon for two hours. Busy housewives for the moving picture machine in the |[ated from the business college at |the bil was introduced. Tt was rapid | began their Monday washing, only to All the world's important automobile contests *, have been.won on Michelin Tires. pavition at Wildwood park is holding | providence Monday. The graduating | Work and Putnam people fully appre- | find at ¥ o'clock ne water, agfl did not Why? back the beginning of the entertain- | axercises were held in the Madison | ciate the active and successful gwork | get any until late in the day, caus- 4 ]- ments at that resort. The inspection | Street Methodist church. of Congressman E. W. Higgins o,\'or- ing much imconvenience. is expected within a few daye, preb- _— wieh in aiding the passage of the Assessing First District. In Stock by ably this week. WEDDING. measure, ¥ = D £ 100, The new structure is now assured, | ~The Mystic fire district assessors Reunion of Class of "00. own-Cafir : - John H. Hoxie, W. L. Main and Conrad ; Recwmn- = but two and probably three years must - Hoxie, W. L. ) Mombers of the class of 1909, Kill- : A pass before it is constructed and ready | Kretser, afe busy assessing the fire ingly high school, held their first an- | Miss Nellie Caffrey of Eimville and | P53% Defore ft district. The work will require three b nusd reunton in Gallup's hall on Mon- | Sidney Brown-of Franklin. Mass. were | Op0ccupaney. . o |G i days. . ( . ady evening. Friends of the class gvere | married -at St, James' ehurch Monday | oy of the building are in the hands Promotion for Former Principal. v : it Jso invited. There was dancing and | morning. < S = ror p o b Five Empfls gradiiated from the Cen- | Of /the treasury department officials, William Celeman, formerly principal and it is said on good authority that ] i tor, achodh of SBrooktim are 1o’ enter | 2081%,45, 5 % I VRLS et | o 4ne, Bromdway " xligh achook, nas Norwich, Conuecticat L T e eineipal, they Twy. | ished in September. The inspection | pardnent of the Drary High school of gerticate ot the D o iora hov. | Of the site offered.or desired will fol- | NOLRoRY OF HiL Beury FLES Sohool oF Ing malmigined e gamk of $0 20 Dot Jow: B Atter Uin SDUCIGG ATUPREN 19 | 10 Deat end Tomcit Lieh ot aets t o e Rhe milis and factorfes | the sovernment in‘such matters hes | Mo.cachusetts. Mr. Coloman bas just in and about\ Danielson will get an B N e Will b® | returned from New Haven, where he other doub!sx‘h:;‘.iday n;;!t‘ v:]p:k. ?&? for building the postoffice awarded. r‘ie:lehf:gd‘tjtf d\ifi? i?xl I!;;"fi.hfor spe- . I Tt A e e S e Now, as to the site. Locating a gov- | “21 & e EHmh. Sther "the. frure ernment postoffice building is a pro Death of Samuel H. Bentiey. o&u&mdlons to make the event an enjoyable one. Rewhion on Bull Run Day. A H. Armington, president of the First Rhode Island light artillery as- sociatien, says that the annual re- unfen of the {ation is to be held as usual this year on July 21, the an- nivessagy of the battle of Bull Run. y where the reunion is to be held not yet announced. Toek Migh School Examinations. osition that has given rise to disa- | Sameul H. Bentley died at his home, Twenty-seven pupils togk the en- PUTNAM Eresivats d‘;“se";“’“ }“‘d many lin Whitehall, Monday at the age of 73 tramce examinamtions for Killingly LR s o z oo Yol 8 b O €M | vears, after a lingering illness. He is high school, which were concluded at | Congregational Sunday School Outing | e ¢ other Cities in final. | SuTVived by three daughters, Miss May the g school building on School | Postponed—$65,000 Available for |, h"al’fi'"‘;“g i e dl ;)y ol g“oflv: Bentley of Orange, N. J., Miss Helen street, | sday afternoon. John A. New Postoffice Building—Various | crnment without Fegard o where the gz:gz; gg 31;“1\4};:1‘;? and Miss Lila Paine of the town school committee | gites Considered—Personal ltems. people wanted it® because the people supervised the work. Those taking D ultiinot or Wou'T artil e tak ps gree on some Newsy Notes. the “:tm:'l;'“g“‘ C“t“mffif‘“l i i Miss A. Isabelle Byrne is enjoying | more suitable location, are to be held Corer- Halevof Mo Yok 15d tows M Eu"'mbb o e Y teats |a three weeks' vacation from “the |up in Putnam as examples of what | oy and Mrs. E. V. Whiting and Mr. v ST » | Roosevelt hospital training school for | may happen right at home if they do | ang M¥s. Edward Tehime and daugh- ‘ however, the size of the entering class, as many are to be admitted without nurses, New York. not get together and agree on one site s 4 tnations i ¢ thei Miss Emerencienne Duguay _was | or another. It is probable that meet- | Lo, &1C SUests of Mrs. M. E. Gracey on greminstions In Sonsequence of (BeIr | called to her home in Gaspe, Canada, | ings of the citizens will be called to | “proltt SUCRUGC o o0 000 o0 e farraot M invarie Hhreuahout Dae |BY, the serious illness of her father.” | discuss the selection of the site. in Bulkeley school, New London, leaves . S Zwen SERE oD ® | "Miss Louise M. Lessard of Willi- | Mentioned at present as desirable | 0 UleS €X SRAC00 ROV OO0, \Saros school year. mantic has been the guest for a few | places for the building is the Jobhnson | 0"t "Germany, where she —nsl d days of Miss Irene Beatrice Champeau | property, Bim and Richmond streets; i th st - aeotlpoi At ‘SVP‘F“} of Woodstock avenue. the Cargill house property, corner of | ¢ SUMMED afions reatves = While Misses Katherine and Isabelle Byrne | Eim and Bridge streets: the George || ge‘s:hol)l for inltrucxtlon o DI'QD;TG SOLDIERS’ HIKE. Thisyshield sign is” your AL As itis an Ale that is goo Two Detailed to Cover 30 Miles from |have been visiting relatives in Provi- | A. Hammond property, corner of < Providence in from Six to Seven Hours |dence. : South Main and Grove streets:. -the|Der for her worlcin the schools. ¥rau .,[-lu'-dB-"tU :guflfl. il ey 2 George Siswick of Stafford Springs | E. M. Wheaton property. opposite the | MOIl also has a class e Broadway Capt. A. P Woodward, 0.0., re- |was in Putnam Tuesday Israel Putnam school: ~‘the Gardner |High sehool = = . oo Leaves Thompson Pastorate. property, South Main street, just south ocelved Tuesday a request from the Rev. Charles I. Ramsey, pastor of | of the City hotel. Each of these sites \ captati of the Third cempeny, C. A. have returned to New York, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John H. The Johnson property is one that is | ton, D. C, "has arrived in town for the % " _ | much favored. It would particularly | Summnier. e PO oo Petrossi com- | answer the requirement of the govern- Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Thatcher pany of Hariford was in Putmam on | fment for a forty ioot clegrance on ail |and daughter, Mis Hthel, of ‘Wakeficld, el e e ® | sides of the proposed building. It is [and Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond of c c ystem. preseumed that thé amount of the | Providence have ielurned afier a visit C:, Rhode Island national guard. that - has some feature’to warrant selection. < : e the Baptist church ‘at Thompson for s Hoxi ’ - he act as checker of the time at which 2 < = It g not known, however, whether o 2 = Sats 2 ; nen- | take up werk inghis new pastorate at tioned arrive in Danielson on Saturday | goro P WOrK Ry evening of this week after hiking across the difficult stretch of country between this place and _ Providence. Private Edward Walker, Jr., and Pri- vate Paine, presumably Arthur Paine, Ihe James Hanlgy Brewing B. — ProvidenceR.L Brewers of Ale ond Porter. whom the captain’s letter describes as |y My STy (D Gp g 2ASRE for the | o ppropriation available for ‘the site | With Mrs. M. J: Cameron. 4 a Panielson boy, are the men that-are | ;" p i on Thesday 2 d will not be in excess of $12.000, and Arthur Burrows angd’family of New going to make the strenuous trip in an < -4 it may be nmo more than $10,000. It is | York haye arrived in town for the endeavor to establish a record for foot Qutiing Pastponad. believed that any one. of the sites | Summer. pastor of the | mentioned above would not bring more Walter J. Webb, who has been in soldiers in heavy marching order. They | Rev. F. D. Sarsent, dter ) announced on |than the larger swm mentioned; if of- | Mystic for the past six years in the arg scheduled io leave Providence at |Congregational church, D. J. McCORMICK, 30 Franklim Street, Local Agent Why Physicians Recommend Castoria ASTORIA has met with pronounced favor on the part of physicians, pharmaceutical societies and medical authorities. It is used by physicians with results most gratifying. The extended use of Castoria is unquestionably the result of three facts: First—The indisputable evidence that it is harmless: Second—That it not only allays stomach pains and quiets the nerves, but assimilates the food: Third—It is an agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor Oil. It is absolutely safe. It does not contain any Opium, Morphine, or other narcotic and does not stupefy. It is unlike Soothing Syrups, Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey’s Cordial, etc. This is a good.deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, however, is to expose danger and record the means of advancing health. The day for poisoning innocent children through greed or ignorance ought to end. To our knowledge, Castoria is a remedy which produces composure and health, by regulating the system—not by stupefying it—and our readers are entitled to the information.—Hail's Journal of Heallk. ¢ . v ) : Letters from Prominent Physicians Addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. The Kind You Have Dr. W. L. Leister, of Rogers, Dr. W.F. Wallace, of Bradford, Dr. B. Halstead Scott, of Chica- Dr. L. O, Morgan, of So. Amboy, 5 Ark., says : ‘“ As a practicing phy- N. H.,says: “I your Castoria go, Ill., says : “I have prescribed N.J. says: ‘I prescribe your Casto- Always Bought and which sician T use Castoria eand like it - in my practice, and in my family.” your Castoria often for infants ria every day for children who dre very much.” during ,my practice and find it suffering from gonstipation, with has been in use for over 30 % Df. Wm. L. McCann or Omsahs, very satisfactory.” . betder effect than I receive from Dr. W. T. Seeley, of Amity, N. ), says: < Asthe father of thir. any other cémbination of drugs.” H & Y., says : “I have used your Cas- - A Dr. William Belmont, of Cleve- years, has borne the signa o s i i oy teen c?xlb;n:y;;'mnly' :e:‘l’ land, Ohio, says : * Your Castoria 1 AN ‘ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, practice and have found it a safe iy ang aside from myown family 5tands first in its class. In my o Clotl il ed your Castor d el edy.” 5 i and eliable remedy. experience, I have, in my years of thirty years of peactioe I can say I ria and found it an excellent and has been made under Or. Raymond M. Evarts,of Santa practioe, found Castoria a popular 2over 147 found snything 58600 ooty in'my Ioueheld and it 3 P Ynez, Cal., says: ‘‘After using and efficient remedy in almost e place. ate practice for many years. The his personal supervision your Castoria for children for years/ every home.” Dr. R. J. Hamlen, of Detroit, . formula is excellent.” it annoys me greatly to have an Mich., says : I prescribe your Cas- ignorant druggist substitute some- _D"- Bodean?,ofNewYork. toria extensively as I have never Dr. Wm. L. Bosserman, of Buf- thing else, especially to the pa- City,says: “It is with great pleas- found anything to equal it for chil- f4i0, N, Y., says: “I am P‘“d to tient’s disadvantage, asin this case. ~ Ure that I desire to testify to the gren's troubles. Iam aware that gpeak 4 good word fof yopr Casto- 1 enclose herewith the wrapper of medicinal virtu, of your Castoria. there are imitationsin the field, but ris. I think so highly of it that I since its infancy. Allow i INFAN TS ZCHILDREN no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imi- the imitation.” -Ih:g,.um ?g"“h marked beneflt | slways see that my patients get not only recommend’it to others, Dr. R. M. Ward, of Kansas City, e ooy ey Soves Fletcher's.” but have uged it in iy own family.” tations and Just-as-good,” are but Experiments that Mo., says : ‘“ Physiciagns generally foorn & Dr. Channing H. Cook, of Saint do not prescribe proptietary prepa- chld;m' - olee Louis, Mo., says: “I have used Dr. F. H. Kyle, of St. Paul, . Tations, but in the case of Castoria g your Castoria for several years past Minn., sayn: “It affords me plea- my experience, like that of many Dr. J. R. Clausen, of Philadel- inmy own family and have always 5ure to add my name to the long other physicians, has taught me to phia, Pa., says : * The name that found it thoroughly efficidnt and let of those who have used and make, exception. I prescribe your Castoria has made for itself mnever objected to by ochildren, Dow endorse your Castoria. The your Castoria in my practice be- in the tens of thousands of hemes which is a great comsideration in faotof the ingredients being known " cause Fhave found it-to be a thor- blessed by the presence of children, view of the fact that most medi- through the pristing of the formula Noughly reliable-yemedy for chil- scarcely needs tp be supplemented cines of this oharaoter are cbuox- ©B the wrapper is’ ene good and - dren’s complaints. Any physician by the t of the medical ious and therefore difficult of ad- Sufficient rewson for the vecom- who has raised a fapily, as I have, profession, but I, for ome, most ministratien. As a laxative I mendation of any physielsn. I will join-me in heartiest recom- heartily éndorse it and believe it consider it the peer of anything know of its goed qualities and re- mendation of Castoris.” an exceljent remedy.” shat I ever prescribed.” commend it cheerfully.” | ASK YOUR. PHYSICIAN | t;‘ifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—E xperience against Experiment. GENUINE CASTORIA ‘Bears the Signature of