Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 27, 1910, Page 6

htllqm'esledy Westerly Branch. . Three Millien Dollars. Three Million Dollars ter-Langworthy Block. Westerly. R. & DIAMONDS It will pay you well to get our prices on damonds, motnfed, beare purchasing. CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Jowein —‘_.'-rlh.'l ‘waciory Made $12.00 and up. N. M. SAUNDERS, BamrTee to 4 West Broad sereer. BABIES! oy e bis-bers wna giris faces will be only a m the bables and I will ‘n:'-- ARE SOLD BY L B. CRANDALL CO., Bay Your Shoes and Hosiery “m4 get & coupon on the Plano to be given away at PURTILL’S, “ON THE BRIDGE." Cosgswell St, S350 Full Line of harn For Electrical Supplies and Coastruction, see ROBERT M. HISCOX & CO., 62 Main St. Westerly. LAWTON'S SANITARY FISH MARBKET on the wiwar: no dusi; no oder; every- e and clean. AR kinds and Sea Foods In_their seasen. Macket 171 Main Strest. W eriy. fect of Cross strest. Tel sn-mmm:.._ -S.l.l. Irviessional Massause, ld'-hfiflltw Hair Goeds = specialty. Fine Vielet MISS ROSE AHERN Ladtes’ 42 High St., Westerly WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOT. R. G. Bliven & Co., ©On the Bridge. REGAL SHOE AGENCY. e S&ii Green Trading Stamps Hatter We are moving to the Potter-Lang- worthy Block, 88 High street, on or about Jan. 1st 1510. sale now going cn. Mechanics Clotaing Co. Westarly, R. L _City Pharmacy ICE OREAM, SODA and COLLEGE ICES Whils Waiting for Es‘flml St. Westerly.R. L of_Fan stom” Made sufte J. F. PELLTGRINY, mil.. iressing a The Washington Trust Co., WESTZRLY, R L seinter Frootens. " 2250 and up Execates Trusts. Interest on De, service—Con: f@erate attention are guaranteed the patrons of this o stitutien SMITH'S GARAGE 230 Main St. Westerly, G i 234 rom saLm -roem cottages. situated 13 “Both "having at cam he secured at medern plumbing. W. Coy Real Fata Wemieris, B 1 John Rahaley, a_member of the Meriden fire department for thirty- seveen years, and driver for Hose Company No. 4. and who was recent- Iy killed by being kicked by ome of the horses as he was about to enter the stall, was once a resident of Westerly, He was a brother of Mrs. Michael Shea and Mrs, Daniel Carey of Westerly, and Mrs. Daniel Murphy now of Barre, Vt. In the report of his funeral the Meriden Journal said: “one of the jargest funerals of the vear was that of Driver John Rahaley of the Wil- cox Hose company, who was killed at his station by a kick from a fire horse. The city was represented by Mayor Thomas L. Reilly and the fire T ners_the fire devartment by Chief Floran and other officers, and the Hose company, Ne. 4, by the en- in St. Rose chur: vith _Rev. Cooney 8. A Guinan deacon. and Rev. J. A. Collan sub-deacon. Burial _was in Sacred Heart cemetery. The bearers were Capt. Richard Shaw. Driver T. S. Flag- arty, Thomas Hagarty, Michael Walsh and’ James Kennorchy of No. 4. and Capt. J. F. Donovan of Chemical En- e No. 2. The flower bearers were James and George Rahaley, nephews of deceases Chief Owen FHoran of the fire de- partment said: “In the death of Driver Rahaley we have lost one of the best firemen ever connected with the Mer- iden department.” Mr. Rahaley is survived by his wife and two daughters, May and Loretta, school teachers in Meriden and a son John, employed in the railroad office at New Britain. — Judge John W. Sweeney, counsel for Willis Almy, entered a demurrer to the obmplaint against his client at the Friiay sesslon of the third district crurt, Judge Oliver H. Williams pre- siding. Almy is charged with keep- ing with intent to sell, offering for sale, and selling to Vincent C. Still- man, spirituous and intoxicating lig- uors’ adulterated with methyl alcohol. Judge Sweeney claimed the complaint was bad as two officers were specified in one count, and that the charge of keeping with intent to sell was a gen- eral term and not applicable to Mr. Stillman. It was necessary to be specific in cases of this kind, he and that every word in the complaint means something. #nd that it was essential to state just what kind liquor is alleged to have been so! to Mr. Vincent. Town Solicitor Agard claimed that thg language of the statutes were used in ‘the complaint and that it did show sufMcient particularity as to the liq- uor sold. Judge Williams took the papers and reserved decision. and attorneys were iven until next Wednesday to file any additional authorities - bearing upon the case. Augustus Englan who was held for embezzling while a_conductor for ‘the Pawcatuck Valley Street railway, and who has been in the Kingston jail for two weeks. being unable to furnish the required bond. was released upon the guaranteed payment of costs. This is the case where restitution had been made and the town solicitor declimed to prosecute. State Presi t Thomas J. Mat- thews of Providence, formerly of Westerly, will preside at the annual convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Rhode Island which is to be held next Tuesday in Westerly. The session will be held in Hibernian hall. Division No. 1 of Westerly will be represented by David T>* Donohue president. Eugene A. Sullivan vice- president. Joseph Twomey recording Secretery, Martin T. Devine finiancial secretary and James Shea treasurer. Jokn Lynch is president for Washing- ton county. and will attend the con- vention. State President Maithews recently returned as a delegate from national conventien inm Portland, and will make report next The Hibernian Ladies’ Auxiliary of Rhode Island will also meet in annual session on the same day in Westerly, in_ some hall conveniént to that in which the Hibernian session is to be held. State President Mrs. Bllen Ry- an Jolly, of Pawtucket, will preside, and the delegates from the Westerly branch of the Ladies' auxiliary are Mrs. Richara Fowler president, Miss Mary J. Burke vice-president, Miss Margaret Holmes recording secretary, Miss Catheine Holmes financial secr tary, Miss Eliza Fay treasurer, Mr James Hughes sentinel and Mrs. Will- active in making preparations for the convention. Cornelius Bransfield, chief of police of the town of Westerly, returned Thursday evening from a two weeks' vacation. and Friday afternoon, ac- companied by Sergeant Themas E. Brown, Policemen Edwerd E. West and Deafaess Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf- ness, and that is by comstitutional remédies. Deafness is caused by an infamed condition of the mucous lining the Eustachian tube. When this tube inflamed you have a cumbling seund or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result. and unless the Inflammation can be faken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be de- stroyed forever: nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. which is nothing but an ‘nflamed condition of the mu- Cous surraces will _gi nv cade of deafness (caused by annog be eured by Hall's d for lars, free. s 75¢ Take all's v Pills for consti- pation. From Sickness to “Excellent Health.” So sars Mrs. Charles Lyon Peoria, . found in_your Foley Kidney Pilis a p owe. good Co BIG LIQUOR RAID IN WESTERLY m TRUST COMPANY, |Hot Stuff on Ice In Bath Tub at Park Hotel—Settle- ment Effected In Railway Embezzlement Case—Plans for State A. O. H. Convention. Mitchell and Police Con- stables John known as the Windsor House, of the ‘Rhode Augustus Larsan, p nt up stairs in part of the bui p Park Hotel, The seized and police station a larz. uor raids made in Westerly room under a stai in the rear of ixteen quart bottl Club whiskey and one quart bottle par- , three bottles c six half pint bottles of seven quart Jones whiskey. Jones whiskey. Dufty's Malt pint bottles of whiske pint botles o whiskey lon demijohns of gallon demijohns of whiske lon jug of port wine, three quart bottles of sherry wine, one quart bottle of Italian quart bottle of Geneva g bottle with half pint of gin, one three gallon demijohn w two four gal- | gallon’ jug with h half a gallon of cherry prandy, one zallon jug of Cali- one bottle of St one hundred fornia. brands, bottle of Bass ale, and sixty-six botties of select »stock In a bath tub in the Park hotel the | officers found bottles of whiskey and bottles of beer. In both piaces beer was on ice, a cured other evidence th in conneetion with the presecution thas is to follow the and seized e officers se- William H. Thorp has returned from months with his ¢ is understood election of a preside In the Rhode at Westerly POWERFUL EXPLOSIVE Being Manufactured at Melrose—Safer Than Dynamite. The Ameri experimental plosives comm the purpose of seeing onme of the most manufactured America by visiting White Pla demonstration he excavati chester branch of the New Haven & Hartford raiiroad m for the West- d have be- gun the manufact which was formed selected one of the of mill owing to the fine near the railroad runnine close by. and being settled in t of a sandbank, conveniently sweep away the dan over nitro-gdycerine, under ordin can compound power. and neither fire no* discharge wiil unloose the H. STATE CONVENTION Divisions for Enter- iting Delegates. Plans of Local taining the Vi Finishing touches the plants for the big biennial are being put on ibernians from every gather here. of the state be a_memorable one in van of Thompson- dent Philip will ‘be present afternoon of Patrick's hall the visiting about the city, . th entertainment’ will be held at Garden The second will open wit ebration of mass at the Church Tmmaculate jans attending in a the_convention will resume i Kk's hall an. Conception, its business and committees for the coming vear. In connection morning of pregramme ne order as that of the A. Dressy Toilette. For dressy affairs there is a toilette of Alice blue chiffon cloth over silk, the former trimmed with a knee- deep band of black satin _sleeve bands are also of satin. Smaii covered buttons and simulated buttonholes of silk braid trim front of skirt on each side. and there is a.de- sign of braid and buttons outlining the square yoke of bodice. ve_One Hundred Dollars STONINGTON - Tablet to be Unveiled to Judge Wheel- er—Effort to Increase Fund for Tree Spraying. Friday Misses Dorothea and Kath- erine Drelen arrived from Brooklyn, N Y. after spending a year abroad. They will occupy their cottage at the point for the balance of the seasom. John E. Haley of New Britain is the guest of George Haley'ss family. Miss Leah O'Connel and Miss Ed- ith A, Durgin were at Newport Thurs- . W. L. Tallman and daughter Mabel of Providence are guests of Mrs. Lydia P. Reynolds. Dr. and_Mrs. Wesley and daughter Maid of Springfield, Mass., were call | ers this week on Dr. Charles Maine and family. Miss Kate White, who has been the | guest of Mrs. W. J. H. Pollard, has returned to Brooklyn. To Aid in Tree Spraying. The Village Improvement Society is to raise funds to assist in the work of spraying the trees in town. Rebert A. Pendleton of Cincinnatti is the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Pendleton. B The selectmen of the town of Ston- ington will meet Monday, August 29, in stead of the first Monday in Sep- tember. This will be the last meet- ing for the year. \ Tablet to Judge Wheeler. Judge Richard A. Wheeler In recog- nitien of his historical and genealogi- cal work is to take place with public Free Library grounds. The Connecticut Association of Post- masters’ annual outing at Ocean Beach Thursday was attended by Mr. Noyes from Stonington. Mrs. John Heydecker and two chil- dren of New York are guests of Miss Louise Heydecker. Miss Hainette Cheney of New York is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Florfus Oheney. Mrs. George Keigwin is the guest of her daughter Mrs. T. W. Riley at Wil- limantic. camp ground. M ten the funeral of J. Austin Gager at Norwich Thursday. Miss Mary Spalding returned this week to her home in Syracuse. Dr. and Mrs. George B. Spalding will return next Tuesday. The Road church and sunday school picnic_will be held on the church grounds next Thursday. Successful Flower Growing. ar large red dahlias, asters, masturtiums, petunias and sweet peas. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson | ars guests of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gilbert in Strondsburg. Penn. The Ladies® Aid Socitty of the First Baptist church held a cake sale Fri- | aay afternoon from 3 to 5 on the par- | sonage plazza. A good sum was net- ted. CONVICTED THREE TIMES. So Michael Sullivan’s Auto Licen: Has Been Suspended. The chauffeur license of Michael Sullivan, No. 655 of Hartford, has been suspended by the secretary of state. It is claimed that Sullivan has been convicted three times for violation of the auto laws. The last conviction was in Meriden where he was fined 325 and costs. He was emploved as a chauffeur for the Pope Manufacturing company and was in charge of the car which hit a telegraph post in Windsor killing John Swanson, a tester. Freak Cucumber. Two pairs of twin cucumbers, on exhibition in a Torrington window, are attracting attention. It is not very rare for two seed pods of the cu- cumis family to be attached to one stem, but those mentioned have grown togeiner from end fo.end conuectep with a growth about one-quarter an inch in thickness, the form of each cucumber remaining perfect with the exception of the. connecting strip. They were grown in the garden of Wililam J. Noble at Beacon Valley. The unveiling of a tabiet to the late exercises September 5 at 3 p.m. on the Lucy Tracy and son Frank at- J. G. Jones who is spending the summer here, has a fine display of Rev. W. C. Martin of Summerville, Mass., will arrive at the home of Capt. and Mrs. D. W. Chester this afternoon and remain in the viillage untll Wed- nesday. . Mr. Martin will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday. Picnic Supper Follows Mesting. The picnic by members of the Home Missionary society Friday afternoon was much enjoyad. At the regular meeting a mixed programme under the management of Miss Hester Everts was much appreciated and was fol lowed by an adjournment to the piaz- zas at Mrs. Caroline Spicer's, where picnic supper was enjoyed. Owen A. Willlams goes on his vaca- tion today and will spend most of his time on board the yacht Senta, owned by his cousin, Capt. John Fish. Miss Mary Chesebro, who has been telephone station in Mystic. at Saelter Island, returned Friday to her summer home In the viilage. Miss Eleanor Lamb, after a pleasant Mr. and Mrs. James P. Brown of Pearl street are entertaining Miss Bell joved a day's fishing on the steamer ren of Lynn, Mass, are spending a The high’ wind which prevailsd on Thursday drove all the fishing boats Miss Lily Stahler of New London is | the guest of Mrs. Lilllan Lamb. sailboat, the May, fo Maj. George Cameron of the Fourteenth U. S. cav- Fishers Island. Mr. and Mrs. John Skedgell of Prov- Capt. and Mrs. Wayland Morgan are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. “Roy Mor- gan and Misses Lottie and«Helen Mor- ga# from New York. Miss Addie Beecher of Naugatuck is 2 guest at Waterview. Miss Laura Young of Willimantic is spending a short time with Miss Abbis WE ARE NOW READY to take care of all your Carrigge’ and Wagon Repairing and Painting YCarrlage and Automobilc Trimming and Upholstering The Scott & Clar LORPORATION, §07-515 North Main Strez! WM. F. BAILEY Hack, Livery i Saturday Speci THAT MEAN REAL MONEY SAVINGS T0 EVERY BUYER IN OUR DEPARTMENT Tarrow 16 hor antics st me &% w | Legs of Lamb, 1b. et ot B and Sirs a1 Bovens | Rib Lamb Chops, 1b. tuines pomerson_of Niantic hes r>-| Shoulders of Lamb, 1b. stay on Shelter Island, bas returned Shoulder Lamb ChOpS, O e irora of New Haven en. | ETIING Rib Roast, 1b. 14c-16¢ e and aas cott Specht a6 ohil- Ha.mbul‘g Steak, Ib. Tesk with Mr. and Mra. Jokp Gpecht Boston ROHS, Ib. Ui boly gnd none of tem nas o vet| Imoked Shoulders, 1b. Boarding Stable 12-14 Bath Street. HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIA AUTOMOBILE TO RENT | Telephone 883, Need a Trunk INDESTRUCTO, 8 to 10 pound Mfe. Meiville Daboll has leasea ner| SWift’s Premium Hams alry, who is stationed at Fort Wrisht, | Sweet, Potatoesy 8 1bs. for | e S resra ot i wiorgmrer over. | NAtive Potatoes, peck Our Special Order Wagon for the Meat Department *Makes Prompt Deliveries to All Parts of the City Ashbey. “For a spring chicken, madam. 300-Ton Acehouse. . iy The Trout Brook Ice company of Middletown broke grpund Monday for [ 2 new 300-ton ice house to be built near their other store houses on the Durham road. 135 Main Street, RNorwich, Gonn. Free Delivery. "Phone 29-4 Dawson, “I must comfess thet I sider this a preéty tough bird Mr. Dawson,” replied the landlady amiably, “but you must remember that | we have ha# a pretty tough sprin; | Harper's Weekly. 'GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP A timetostad: remedy Who Is Lookmq |For the Following Vehicles? Democrats, Top and Open ved is considere: for skin diseases. Un- equaled for ‘bathing and toilet purposes. Sold by all druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Rlack or Leown, 500 Summer Stocks Must Go FINAL REDUCTIONS are now in order. Prices on enlire slocks of SUMMER CLOTHING aud FURNISHINGS Rave beem knifed seo, that the values mow offered are Men’s Suits of Serge, Cheviot and Worsted, now selling at $7, $9.50, ° (hai were formerly priced $10 to $22.50 simply firresistible. THINKING #0 you should consult | get prices for st reasonable pric C. M. WILLIAMS General Contracter and 218 MAIN STREET, lnd1v1dualnlz Is What Counts Photography. PRESERVING JARS BALL MASON E. Z. SEAL Improved Lighlning Wlll Hold Whole Frait, Best in Market See our KEEK KUTTER FOOD CHOPPER Clean Cut, Prices Low g Qts. 65¢ Pts. 90¢ Qts. $1.00 No Waste, Quality Best, Special Razor and Strop, worth $1.50 for . . Sample Ling of Piumbers’ Too's POT HMEND mends every!hing. No Leak, Agent for Armstrong’s Stocks and Dies. Stovink for red covers. 3 THE HOUSEHOLD, 74 Franklin Street vour friends LAIGHTC Bulletin Building $12.50, $15 TWO DOLLAR TROUSERS Although the sclling has been fast, there still remains a satis- factory selection of these wonderful Trousers at $2.00. Main ~-s'ron'r: or« Wauregan and stock are white tucked chiffon, as are the lower parts of the sleeves. The Photographer. 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. DR. H. D. SYDLEMAN, who has been many years in Norwich, is 4 member tends the manufacture of our Artificial loose or broken he will make it as good as new The KING SAFE SYSTEM GUARANTEES PAINLESS EXTRAC- TION AND FILLING, KING DENTAL PARLORS, Franklin Squars | DON'T WOI It Makes Wri alth no good, and than you & i y{)u ere sick, don't worr; about It to make ycarsell this we repeat the 2 other Tormor sufterars t ¥ e, similar to yours, Take Viburn-0. It ts & wonderfal femals remedy you will admit if you try i Direcclons fer tta uee x languages with $1.25_at drugglsts. FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL 106 West 129th Street. New ¥ in the practice of dent , and superin- at very small cost DR. JACKSON, ompt and speedy cure for backache and knidney trouble which bothered me for many months. T am now enjoving excellent health which I the Kidney Pills.” Lee & Os- U_Ihen; 1o Buy in Westerly ROBERT DRYSDALE & CO. Plamber, Steam an: Fitter ana Deater In Sm 84 Main Street. Wesi ‘Wauwinnet Ave. Wi augldd ea. y. R I._and h HOL'R &L “-«.‘-ul-- s R td s 5 corre- u pr Ceresota —the ize bread flour of tl\e world Adam’s Taver: offer to the public the finest sta branas of Beer of Burope and Am Scotch_Ale, Guinness’ . & C. Importe Hill P. B, Ale, Frank Jo ing Ale, Sterling Sohilits and Pabst . Nerwich Town. NOTICE Office hours, 1 to 4 . ™ Telsphone 660 THE SHETUCKET HARNESS €O TflE L. L. CHAPMAN (0., 18 to 20 Batk Bulldmg ARE YOU f