Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 10, 1910, Page 6

T FE ST O \Stamps with purchases of '5.00 or over FINAL GLEARANGE on WOMEN'S WEAR Wiwo ot o Ve | IN AND ABOUT WESTERLY. guests of A._Rathbun. ; Mrs. Carrie Latham is the guest of friends Norwich. - Eld visit in Portland. M TRUST COMPANY, | Westerly-Mystic Protestsd Gam= Will [ ot Figure in Westerly Branch. £ League Standing—David Helm' Dies from injuries ssicher. Theouiiiien s ions —Miss Eel:n F. Pendleton Goes Abroad— lectric Somaioe 11107 Thees Milllon Dollars ! Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Power for Granite Company. o - Siberal, courteous and efficient in its w_ Ladd has returned ’tflnl a e & - Carey Edgcomb has returned from a yisit in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. R. S. Ross and two children of Middl2town, Md., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Wileox. < Established 190L. is & Harold L. Wells, O. D.. Optometrisi. . Umpire Burdick of Carolina, the old- time baseball ver, who is making application fop appointment to the- been no resident physician in the town since the death of Dr. E. H. Knowles. Miss Anna Coughlin and her nieces, Randall Browne, who the su ground/ was in town T Y. pending mer at the Willimantic camp e . x er adjustment of lenses. Room 8, Pol- | ympire staff bf the Rhod, “on- r ¢ Tsland-Con- | Mary and Ruth Scanlon, daughters of : these lnerves Se W ter-Langworthy Block. Westerly, K. L Necticut league, declared to Dr. John | Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Scanlon, went to STATE HYMENIALES. mm ummer Dres s No 3'50 L. O'Copinell, the president, that he|Tebanon, Con Tuesday, where they - Former -Prices $5 to $10 | would “umpire on the complete circuit in a ‘way that would be satisfactory to all. concerned and that his decisions will visit relatives. The Third Baptist Sunday school of Dr. Shoop’s Edible Pungi of Connecticut Are De- scribed in New Bulletin. Linen Suits Now $4.50 ot i e 1 | North Stonington had an_outing at : § - : “m“m Teand be indisputable, has placed bis|picasant View Tuesday. The party| The state geological and natural his- est tlve 4 Burdick - ha: 4 v twg | made the through trip on one of the | tory survey has issued bulletin No. 15, Eormer Prices $8, $10, $12 s umpired in only two It will pay you well to get our | 8ames, one being the Mystic-Westerl prices on diamonds, loose or{game at Mystic Saturday, and which before purchasing. ‘has been protested by Manager Mitch- I’ GASTRITIUS, ell on a decision of Umpirz Burdic! The play was explainad in this way to the Bporting editor of the Provi- | dence Jéuraal by a Westerly fan and | reply wgs made that the run, counted for Westerly and that therefors the um s decision was not in accord- ance with rules: “One man is out and men are on Hy.'rd and first bases when batter hits fut a @y ball to right fleld which is caught. “Man on first starts for second < | when the ball is hit and man on third holds base. The fisider throws to first base for a double play. but pegs over the first baseman's head, The man on ird ‘scores and the pitcher recovers :,“l{'b:l:‘gfl: Lo and returns it to first base efore ‘runner who left that bag could Dm0 et LiDE the Dables and I will{get back. The man crossed the plate ..r' YE""T;'- Ph ‘Defore the out at first is made. Um- S, The Photographer, pire Burdick 8ecided that the run did Srewn Building, - Westerly, R. I | not count. What do you say?’ “The Telephone $47. y2sa Tun counts,” was the laconic response to the query. The sporting editor of the Boston Post has given like decision. Manager | Mtichell's protest will be given consid- | A eration at the next meeting of the di rectors of the league. So confident were the Westerly fane that the de- cision was wrong that they then and | there offered to wager money that the | umpire whs wrong in his decision. | Managar Costello after the game sim- ply said that the umpire decided that the run did not count and that there- ;o;e tdhe game is Mystic's by a score of o 4. new open cars of the Pawcatuck Valley Street Railway company. An Italian barber who was known in Westerly as Alfred Davis and who was reported to have been murdered in Ttaly is still among the living. His former employer, Edward Whalen, re- ceived a posteard from Davis Tuesday which stated that the sender was in good health and, like nearly all senders of picture postals,| he was “having a nicz time.” MYSTIC W. C. T. U. Meeting—Still Discussing Game With Westerly—A Day of Pic- nics—Mrs. William Turkington 80. being a second report on “The H iales of Connecticut.”. by A. White of the Massachusetts Agri- cultural college. Bulletin No. 3, issued by the survey, was a preliminary re- port, and the present bulletin gives its author's further investigations on flashy and woody fungi, confining his attention more especially to the edible species of the Agaricaceae. Some of the species were collected by tha late Dr. L. F. Underwood and by Dr. F. C. Earle in Redding and vicinity, while C. C. Hammer of East Hartford has collected and the author has carried on investigations in the vicinity of Mansfield. Fifty-three spe- cies not before reported are listd in the Dbulletin and the work is illustrated by half tones made from photographs taken by Professor White. Part II of the bulletin is of especial intersst, as it treats of some of the edible species of Agaricaceae and shows that the state has a number of varieties. In this list the writer In- cludes two varieties of Amanita, one of Amanitopsis and several of ths Lepiota, one of these, the parasol v mushroom, being one of the best known | physician examine you NOW. He'll prob- of the edible species in this state, In |ably recommend the usual fresh air. ege- all Professor White gives ovar forty O L Saws In Incurabl edible varieties growing in the state.|haps hell tell vou vous, ease I8 ncirs Each kind is carefully described in or- | Xhem: Ater FoU S2TNd testimonials—fee der to prevent mistakes which might | fog sure in your own mind that if 1and the mushroom grower in the cem- [ man's Alteraiive has cured so many others ctery. but Professor White says that it surely must help you—start taking, the the flesh gt a.ms;llt;llt;‘gbfli:o{:nll B Alterative, Yo b St dom't think a strong odor of chloride of lime, al- 3 o NOW it! though Classed as an edible variety. | Fou scure mhysilbn oxan the same physician examine BRIEF STATE NEWS e been faithful 1o ive e Wil be amazed at your im Glastonbury.—Tobacco cutting has been begun in a small way. White Serge Suits Now $9.50 7 ¢ Former Price $19.50 Linen Coats Now $3 Former Price $5 - Serge Coats Now $5.50 Former Prices $10 to $15 Linen Skirts Now $1.95- Former Prices $3 and $4 Home Treatment ior Tuberculosis hufienlc!uvdnd‘nun by Other Less Effective Methods. Hundreds of people have cured them- selves of Tuberculosis by a very simple, inex] ive home method--fresh, air, e e et & e T el 11 ).:;r.lh‘.A‘I “vn: - ‘tuberculosis for near- Iy 15 -conay ears, many cures resulting after L natoria had falled and pronounced the expenses; ‘them that tender home care which money tments build \ up _the treatments \ he but B e 0 that after the sanatorium treat- Serin, S5 that arfter t] t is discontinued (you falsely believing m‘: you are cured) galloping consumption e st with yourselt. Have your BABIES! - Scon they will be big & A meeting of the W. C. T. U. was and their baby faces heid in their rooms Tuesday afternoon, when the following programme Wwas carried out: Medical Temperance the Reason Why Alcohol is Dangarous as a Medicine, Brown: Whiskey and Will They Be Recognized as a Medicine in_the New Pharmacopecia, Mrs. C. E. Newbury. The ;Danger and Harmfulness of Patent Medicines, Mrs. . E. Cutler: W. C. T. U. Work at_the Medical ssociation, Mrs. rouch The Use of Alcohol in Our Hospitals is Declining, Lord; Handicapped, Mrs. Allen Avery Blame the Umpire. The excitement over the ball game of Saturdays, petween Westerly and Mystic at Inddstrial park has not died out. Manager Costello stated Tuesday that he had written to the New York “un and the New York Press to find out if they could give him any infor- mation regarding the matter, fully ex- plaining the situation, but up to Tues- day evening bad heard no reply. Ro coe Burns. the scorer, wrote to Provi- dence to the Jou al and ?‘35 xvr‘ltormed 4 A P that the run did count for Wester] xo, 1. o team, determined to give Woaster! a?lm\z as the man arrived home be- Pm.lm""w deecisive walloping on the . home| fors the third man was put out. If so, stillman Oa, | 8TOUNdS. 4 ¥ d_Mys loses the game, Umpire After consultation with baseball au- | Burdick schould be tausht a few things thorities, Manager Costello agrees that | pefore wmpiring the game. The base- the run should not have been count2d ! pa) fans in this section think that it and therefore that game will not figure | is yup to the umpire to know how to in the,league standing. o n- g Picnic at Golden Spur. The Ladiss’ Aid society of the Union Baptist church enjoyed the annual pic- nic Tuesday at the Golden Spnr, where a shore dininer was enjoyed. Guests of Mrs. C. C. Potter. The members of the Ladies’ Aid so- ciety of the Methodist church enjoyed their annual pienic yesterday at the home of the treasurer of the society, Early selections afford the best choice. The quantities are limited and will not last long, as the vclues are unquestionably the greatest ever offered. Atterations at Ceost. Marhaltan 121=125 Main Street The Leading Store in Eastern Connecticut devoted exclusively to Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Wearing Appare! ’Lo==o=.o==or No Exchanges. O OO —=JO0E——J00 L B. CRANDALL Co,, Westerly, R. 1\ Fuy Yoar Shoes and Hosiery And get & coupon on the Plano to be At the time of the decision it was an 2 given away at even score of 4 to 4 and MyStic made PURTILL’S, a run in the last half of th2 ninth in- ning with two men out. The trouble “ON THE BRIDGE.” nov2td provement, If not reporting an absolute “Yckman’s _Alterative is good for all Throat and Lung troubles, and is on sale in Norwich by Lee & Osgood Co. and other Druggists. 1t can also be ob- tained at, or procured by. your local Druggists. Ask for Bookiet of Cured Cases, or write for Evidence to the Eckman Laboratory, Phila., Pa. Now Is Your Chance to obtain thé biggest bargains =0=0=0=0= 00 =] was in_the first half of the final in ning. Mystic comes to Westerly Friday and will bring iy23a Terryville.—There is to be a hard- fought battle on the license question again this year. a e Waterbury.—James Wall died Mon- day night at his home on Sylvan ave- nue at the age of 98. stock of new and 224 Darts of harness. {2x *ad paiating an For_ Electrical Supplies and Construction, see ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO., Summer Prices for Dental Work DURING JULY AND AUGUST WE OFFER THE HIGHEST GRADE GUARANTEED DENTAL WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER GIVEN THE PUBLIC. Hartferd.—Deputy Unitad States Marshal G. Brainard Smith is at Crescent Beach with his family. New Britain.—Charles Tarzian sold his one-third interest in Scenic theater to Louls Edelson. repair~ SO | David Halm, colored, found lying un- conscious_beside the westbound track | of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Iroad near the Newall| Granite works early Monday morning, | a deep gash In head, and who was | taken to Memorial hospital in New London, dfed in that institution Tues- day morning. His skull was fractured by being struck by some part of a has the Naugatuck.—Joseph Davids has re- signed as telegraph operator at the local passenger station to' go to An- ever offered in Furniture, for we are simply Tel. 49 62 Main St. Westerly. | Passing ;’_:;fl})p"al?d upon soon atter | MIS. Courtland, C. Potter. A clam sonis’ tation ¢ ecia llfl i u his arrival at the hospital. He never | FROWAer was served at noon on the| winsted.—Coroner Higgins reports i p ' g LANTON'S SARTTARY FISH MARKET | hobeio bom e nosp il He nover |[abm o sout 557or e members ana | e mocee > Corgper, uesine rerons| Slaughtering . ] friends enjoyad a royal good time. Mrs. Mrs. Narri 5 Gary, Mrs. James Mc- Kendrick and Mrs. W m Stott. Dur- ing the afternoon games were played and fortune telling took up a part of : £ 4 A Full Set of Teeth The Prices. B $5.00 § with the New Natural Gum, never before made for less than in Litchfleld county in July, which is far above the average. vears of age. married, but had parted from his wife. He leaves his father and mather and three sisters in West- erly. Helm was employed as teamster for- the Westerly Woolen Mill com- assisted b on the rivér: no dust; no odor;/every- thing wholesome and clean. All kinds ef Fresh Fish and Sea Foods in their sesson. Market 171 Main Street, West- Meriden.—An age limit of 12 years has been fixed for the children who will be permitted to use the play- Take advantage of this oppor- erly. foot of Cross street. Tel 343 | P3NV the time. A music4l and lit 2 B It was barely possible, however, that % - and literary pro- | grounds at the Columbia street school. tunit: before it is t lat, $10.00. Equal to any $15.00 set Gt call = ¥ g A S s 3 unity now before i oo late. q y sl U84 | yelm, who was evidently intoxicated, | STamme was carried out by the mem- % made elsewhere. bers. A vote of thanks was given Mrs. Potter for her generous hospitality. Went to Casino. The members of St. Mar} school enjoyed thel Madison.—John G. Parker, secratary of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, who has been at his summer home _in Madison since May, sailed last Thursday for Europe for a ymight have pitchad forward and struck Every article in Furniture has the end of a railroad tie, a rock or some other hard substance. As the fracture was on the top of the head Dr. Harry Lee, medical ex- DR. H. D. SYDLEMAN, who has been in the practice of dentlstry many years in Norwich, is o member of this association, and superin tends the manufacture of our Artificial Teeth. If ur old p'ate s Manicuring, Dermatology, Shampoolag, Surgeon Chiro] ip Treat- " 5 Rt I Toenhs received the same attention, and s Sunday annual pienic on you can furnish your home fresh loose or broken he will make it as good as new at very small cost the institution pending the election of | 5 2miner for the city of New London, | Tuesday at the casino. A spe€ial car | SiX weeks’ rest at Carlsbad. =, i The KING SAFE SYSTEM GUARANTEES PAINLESS EXTRAC- Invfessional Massess, Indy and Facil Massags | Y70 atfend>d Heim at the Memoriai|ieft the waitine room at 10 o'elock and Sou Om, rah 0 & surpriaing iy, TION AND FILLING. , ordere he removal he | the da spant in games for th i Hair Goods a specialty. Fine Violet|{body to an undertaking estaplisnment | childre Sreturn’ t2ip was made o i KING NENTAL PA RLORS SR R n New London and was to consider the [at 5 o'clock. A T R |A 14 ite Telopnore Sos. | 2dvisabilicy of holding g post morter | Eightisth Birthday. DR. JACKSON, Manager. Franklin Square ¢ Mrs. Esther D. Turkington celebrat- For Infants and Children. —REMEMBER THE PLACE— Miss Helen Fitz Pendleton of West- ed her 80th birthday Tuesday at the A EENRRT L N MISS ROSE AHERN !erly"Saiicd™From " Now York “rucedsy | nome of Mics’ dnna mrown where sne | Thy Kind You Have Always Bought on her annual vacation and will spend | 'S boarding. Mrs. Turkington is the £ Severdt it 1o B Rev-William Turkington. a| go. oo H ’ I adleS Hatt dleton 1s dean of Wellesley college and | ¢ and has many €1/ has “Been chosen 'acting presidont. of | crien art of the state. She| Signatu.eof 9-11 Water Street ¥ . 42 High St., Westerly i o T raes Bese ot | ‘:'_pe""’"“' Ttams. = Telephone. augdd The other day our buyer was in New York, and among other thir wesks ago on account of faiiag health. o5 Runnels has returned to| A Fine Assortment bought were a lot of BRUSHES, direct from the importer. These Bruel WESTERLY’S LEADING. CLOT.. Amedern el'e;m Sient eitchic i , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mab- M, IN Mlss M C ADLES’ we have placed in our window and will give you tha benefit of tho 1o STORE— stalled on Quarry HIIl by the Smith prices. They are divided into several lots, giving you your ) un. 2 s of Essex is the guest brother i ame relow, nd wife, Mr. and Mrs. these at the very low prices named below Granite company and a granite house has been erected for the hundred horse power “elactric motor and appurte- nances. The required pole line has AT LITTLE PRICES. MRS. G. P. STANTON LOT No. 1440 R. G. Bliven & Co., ©On the Bridge. Hair, Scalp and Face Specialist WATCH THE HEADS red Watrous and two ODDS AND END LOT, choice 19¢ , REGAL SHOE AGENCY. r es Imogene and Marfon ; Tor o We give SEI Green Trading Stamps | PC°T COmPleted and e - : <have returned from & montva| _octid of the hatiess women. Healthy, glossy, | These Brushes seil ordmarily for Regular $1.00 Brush Sale price 7 with all purchases. Forking . e visit in Cannonchet, R. I. e e o nn oY S0e. fomr power being supplied by the W > * WHEN vyou want fo put your busi- : i . EIBLE T T onts oy wuz ML, Damon of Philadelphia is a [pess befors the public, there is mo me- |even the ugly woman, doesm't it? | LOT No. 700 We are moving to the Potter-Lang- & 7\1{"»1;:&’!(!:\“”‘~Cl.\:l;§ ;nl'anl shc:mm..t i dium better than through the advertis- | Cheap, ten-cent-store hair would make | Regular Brush price 38c worthy Block, 68 High strest, on of | Cornelius Bransfield, chief of the| . D Tas TEIIROCS T colamais gF e S Venus common looking. If you would LOT No. 300 Lo ut yourself Miss he will be in Norwich be attractive, Adl bout Jan. 1st, 1910. Grea?§ removal y_police department, will com- Regular 50c Brush Sale price 22¢c LOT No. 760 hand: Westerly, R. L. sale now going on. his annual vacation of two Adies” ands. (i Lov. 4 - A . . 3 » & 4 | Regula 3rus Sale price 48c NORWICH—Wanregan House. | sz bt A e Mechanics Clothing Co. : SPECIAL.S e e T | LoT Ne. 30 to the direction of'the police committee ¥ Telephone 704. augsd Regular $1.00 Brush Sale price 79¢ | Regular Brush Sale price 580 of the town council. | When the chief was on vacation a year ago the police committze and the then town solicitor decided to get husy during the chief’s absence, of iliustrating that there were violations of the liquor laws that he had over- lcoked.. Thrze or four raids were made and liguors seized, but on account of defective warrants the cases were thrown out of court and the liguors seized ordered returned to the premises from which it was taksn. In Westerly the chief of police is made the com- plainant in such cases and Chief dec1sa FOR TODAY ZIN OUR— Meat Department v A In his absence AL Thomas E. Brown, deputy chief, will b2 f in charge of they department, subject g 'GOLD' § Great Bargains In LETTER PAPER 10 and 15c a pound Envelopes the 10c quality for Sc It's pretty near the time for the children to go away to echool. T is a good time to fii them owt. The Lee & Osgood Co., NORWICH, CONN. -City Pharmacy TRY OUR ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE ICES While Waiting Your Car. JSB Eannl St. Westerly. R. L BSee my new samples of Fall and | Bransfield, being familiar with the du- inter *on!an-_ Custom Made Suils |ties, never gets caught in wrong pro- B l N i h gty § PEETI e e Rib Lamb Chops,Ih. - - - 16¢ —a— .. | What and Where to Buy In Norwic No. 4 x-l-i::..v::-:fly. EoomliLacon! . CRANSTOIN’S T opLtring. Charies H. Hoxie of Boston is visit- augsdaw i g reiatees b Westert Hamburg Steak, Ib. - - b, S 10c Custom Grinding DENTIST 2 iss Mabel Saundars, assostant town < The Washington Trust Co., clerk, is spending the week at Pleasant Nati T to t. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS DR. E. J. JONES o W \The Seventh-day Baptist cnyrcn [VAULVO LOMALOGS, = = # 5¢ at YANTIC ELEVATOR. Suite 46, Shannon Buildingy Surplus . Waeo ool Il w picutc at- Weekapaug. on s 4, R. MANNING, Yantlc, Conn. | make elevator Shetucket street ens Beeciias Trais i Rev. and Mrs. Jomn w. Tetow o |SHOULAErs of Lamb, 1b. - - - 10c (reiephone. deci4d | trance. "Phone. Mh" T s Milford, N. J., are guests of Rev. and On and after this date ars Euaranteed the patrons of this la- | i, J¢hn G. Dutton. b o : NEW STOCK OLIVE OIL stitation. Mrs. Charles Redford and - - i Grace of Pawtucket are. g‘\l.i‘,.’fi,’“i? Round Steak’ lb' 53 Z 160‘Augu“ Ist, 1910, the use of of Remnants, Silks, Dress Goods, Lin- James Kennedy and family in Liberty . h £ d 1 n » | ens, all at lowest prices. Good lengths “LA PURA"” SMITH’S GARAGE: straet. os¢ for garden, law: OF | for’ suits and skirts. Call and see |, .. .. importéd. The finest quality 230 Main St. Westerly, Dr. ‘Harrington of Westfield has lo- | SUEW Lamb, 1b. - = % -~ 8¢ street sprinkling is prohibited tREm: B REMNANT STORE, of Olive Oil. Just received 179 West Maln St JOHN BLOOM. Prop. Next to Fire Station. mar26d #Who Is Looking cated in North Stonington. There has Where to_Buy in Westerly : =y (3; Our Speciai Order Wagon- for the OTTO FERRY, No. 336 Franklin Street. to rent; storing repair depertment. of : come plete Full iine of ‘suppl! T 3 novisd until further noticz. The condition at Fairview Reser- voir at_this time makszs this Bacon, Ib. FOR SALE. - ituated in TSR st WE HAVE A NICE LOT OF ."R. L, each h tion necessary. 2 H . i one ROBERT DRYSDALI - s SR PO | el S e S e | (A8 Meat Dep't Makes prompt Dsliv- Any person violating diis| FOT the NIGO '.:l,s!' fifhts, modern “plumbing. t 8¢ Main Streot, Westerly. B 1 ang order will be deprived of the| Following Vehicles? o A e Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., Faudinnet Ave. Watch Hil 'R L g é . to Ali P f the Ci g venicles SALMON, _SARDINES, SHRIMP, febiid Weaterly, R. L auglid Dt eries 1o arts of the lty. : use of city water. 53 Db T et Ooon - Busisss LOBSTER, HERRING, : y CLAMS, COD, ETC. 3 : v Per or.er wl‘l“ :"-_‘I’u--’r::ui::: ’-o :::.xd(i::r r::n { £ 'I'h G [ Afl t' P o g BOARD OF oux. priop: PEOPLE’S MARKET, .- € uréal Auanic dCMIC 16@ b0, | water commissionERs | gy 1 L, cHAPMAN C0., 6 Frankiln St. "&m interest] to i corre- aug2d THERJ is no advertising m-diaum in 20-¢ RTINS YRS 0 e B marlsdaw 18 to 20 Bath Street. is no advartising medium in Bastern Comnecticut equal > letin for business r oy JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. THERE js no advertising medlum in [ascern Connectieut equal to The Bui- lstin for business results. Ly Al | 135 ery. a nd Build T A Main Street, ‘Norwich, Gonn. -