Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 7, 1910, Page 2

Wlllnmantlc, Dan 1elson and Putnam EsesessEsanasEsesIENSRINTRS SRR R R A SRS s a AR e nnnnanEs: chester, was hit on the hip by a steel rail that ullma;i from a car that was d there mt noon Tues- ror wag rendered as at first believed that L was seriously injured. employ of the road placed him on the work train and he was brought to this y, where he was taken to St. Jo- seph's hespital in the ambulance. Dr. the hospital surgeon, found that the man had sustained a bad contusion on one hip, but no other injury that will prove serious. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Opens on Tuesday with Record tering Class of Seventy-thr DANIELSON Damaged Streets Result from Heavy Rains—Ciemens-Cleveland Marriage ~—Political Contest. WILLIMANTIC What Is Gaing On Toenight. , No. 6, U. 8. W. V., George Berger Prison — Gagne-Marion Wedding— Bridge Repairs Begun—Gilpatric- Randell Engagement Announced. ts at 18 Church less ana it Pictures at the Bun‘l @nd the Cnslno Long fiom- . B. A. m"}!! in K! of P. Hall. FELL, FIFTEEN FEET. Fred A. Turrier Landed in Basement —Merely Bruised. Men in the Frank P. Warren, Patrick Riley; V. H.. Wetherall and John W. Killingly's delegates to the state dem- ocratic convention which will open in New Haven today. Funeral of Mrs. Bridget Murphy. services for Mrs. Bri who died in Brooklyn, were church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. Celestin Crozet being the celebrant of the mass Burial was in St. Jam Gallup are | Miss Anna Aylward of New York was the guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Thayer of Chapman, streot. Miss Aylward came here to enter three nieces at Notrs Damo academy, which opens for the fall term on Thursday. Mr. and_Mrs. J. J. O'Brien have re- turned to Worcester after visiting with Putnam friends. Appointed Court Messenger. Ralph S. Bradford has been appoint- ed messenger of the superior court for commencing his du- ties at the opening of the September session on_Tue: Principal C Owen O'Neill, held at St. of requiem. are here ready for your imspeciion 1If this catches your eye and you can | spend a few minutes in our Dr Goods Department, you will see all the Brightest and newest weaves and col- ors in demand this Fall Tuesday morning the state normal training school opened for the fall and winter term with the largest enter- ing class In the history of the insti- tution. Practically the same teachers were on hand except Miss Dennehey is the instructor in geography and his- tory. Seventy-three scholars were reg- istered during the day, the Jargest clase 3 4 little after § o'clock at Blanchette Broommy L T B TR & llu'\‘mnll! bakery on Church street an electrician, suf- Currier was Damage by Downpour. Many of the streets in Danielson and throughout the town were heav- ily washed by the heavy past three da. severe washou fered a peculiar accident, tanding on a stepladder on a raised : north show window ad- lamp, when the tipping forward ind breaking the window, Gusrier fall. ladder and’ through flooring into the basement be- . a_distance of Spratt resumed duties at the high school Tuesday af- ter spending the summer in Main2. rain of the There have been no reported, but in some places the gullies are quite large. which makes t “enrolled at the The total enroliment last year A number more are expected to n:gmter before the close of the week and thus substantially increase th friends in P X s has resigned as as- tant superintendertt of an insurance y in this section. William Hamilton was sent to Brook- Putnam city court Tuésday morning to serve a short sen- tence for a minor offense. The | Brazos company will in a few days commence work on of state hizhway Wiiliam Walte WEDDING. Clemens—Cleveland. The marriage is announced of Frank Clemens and Mary both of the nearby town of Brook The ceremony was performed Monday Barber at the SERGE in colors, some with invisi- Ble strip ns, hoxes and cooking paraphernall * he »s ‘aped serious injury, on- The senior class at the school has bruises on an an_enrollment of 60, very well with the number in previ- ous senior classes at the school. The present term will close on the Those to register which compares of Middletown . Clarence H. Congregational Burial in Eagleville. . the five months old ank and Georgianna Ritcher died at his home Sun- entrocolitis. A Tew pleces of PANAMA. BLUB NUN'S VEILING A good variety of FA and MOHAIR, so much Woodstock. Engineer F. his home in New Haven, he was called by the death of a last Friday in July. asgmembers of the entering class are: Sarah Helen Anderson, Elsie Lydia Barber, Killingly S. of V. Meeting, Nights. Camp Edward Ander: N of Veterans, Danielson, has arranged to meet on the second and fourth winter months. s morning of neral was held Tuesday morning with burial in the cemeter n demand this Louise Beckwith, New London: Vivian Marie Hmpmm Lisbon; Edith May Bolles, Waterford; Alice N. Brad- Florence Sophia Bra; Anna Estella Brow e: Mary Elisabeth Bridge_En. field; Florence Estelle Bugbee, Wind- Clark, , Preston; at Eagleville. WEDDING. Trahan-Brousssau. rorning at § o'clock at St. Mary's lh"ll h, Hogier Trahan of this city mva Miss Eva Brousseau of Leon- #€re united in marriage Artaur DeBruycker, pastor of who was also the cele- The ceremony was a large company of rel- 4|\|\/~X and (ru'nvh of the comtracting Albert Trahan of Waterbury, @ brother of r)vfl groom, was best man, a_ sister of ham_county were in Put to attend the opening session of the March term of the superior court. Opening of the Schools. The public reopened on Tuesds fall term with a large attendince in ll Good Rainfall. The more than two 1t is hoped to com erably increase the membership of t as there are many in ble to join. These goods are one yard wide and sells at Séc yard ford, Plainfield; new organization this vicinity eligi Political Contest in East Killingly. y contest on over in the Third voting district of the town (Bast Killingly), and it is beca z desire entertained by both Harley Place and Sidney Barstow to ha nomination Friends of men are making an active canvass. Place is the present holder of the office, matter of which shall nomination will b2 the town of Florence May Alexandra Collins, Katherine Jerome Conant, s Corcoran, Ni 42-inch New Fall Press Goeds at 75¢ yard ®oods are some of the best the churca, hrant of the mass. Anna_Mar- inches of rain . Norwich: Miss Crary Ruth May Z ce Beulah Davoll, Winéham; Hazel Leonora Dimmick, Windham: Mary Regina Driscoll, anufacturing plants in a very desi river, which has ¥ood weight for Fall and Winter, in diagonal stripes and some very fanc Griswold; Eliz Heavy Eastbound Traffic. Heavy eastbound tra ated the running « s with two lo pulled out of Putr a half hour late. WEDDING. Gagne—Marion. esday morn- decided at the = bridesmaid, s charmingly gowned net over white an aigrette in her hair and car- Bernadette Flaherty, Windbam; Jen- ! Mary Amel- New London; Amnie Eliz- Julia_Galli- Lillian Drexel Gough, D. Hallihan, wich; Lucille Georgia Harroun, Marie Rose Henry, Sf 8 flic Tuesday me- Aside from 2 there is little doing in politics in Kil- year, at least to date. About the Borough. Mrs. Annie Lloyd, Mrs. and Mrs. Mz bers of the W. abeth Fraser, Plainfiel Boston about hurch ceremony _theve Was a recep: tion at the bride's home in Leonard’s a breakfast at which about ofty guests were served came from Worcester, Marlboro, Boston, New The gifts to the handsome and Annie Dexter Stowell were the mem- flower commit- ¥'s meeting. Phipps of Water- st of her cousin followed by At $1.00 yard The vogue for the new hask: is unprecedented in dreases for almost every ment Especial to our immense and check Bl bikoe ane Lrondeloth, Silk. $0c and $1.00 yard. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. Agents La Margaret Gladys They are made up Willnantic has been the gu Euretta Hopie, ight Huntington. Bethan Lester Jobnson i Agnes Keefe, Waterbury; Tion were united in marriaze by s Muriel King of a recent visitor ents of Pu: Mae Agnes : Evangeline May Harriet Killoughby, Ethel Finley Lewis, Nor- Genevieve Jagger Little, bard, Lebanon: cxpress Tuesday evening for moon to be spent and the Berkshire hills. ‘s traveling suit was brown brown taffeta silk, with leghorn hat trimmed with brown ative Urgele fo Montreal tic convention. Getty returned to Worcester Tuesday after spending a few days at his home in Danielson Mies Cora E. Kellogg, a graduate of Unclaimed Letters. Lotters addressed as foll claimed at the Putnam Delada De: to attend the Euchar; vich; postoffice_this bron; Ruth Bailey - % " : Christian Mill- {2 Winifred Anna Moriarty, sla Loretta Mowry, 0 Pearl street. is a driver for the Express company High school this Home Journal Paper, = ; Seplign io & Florence Susan O'Brien Huntington es of diphtheri: pertad from two nea the last few days. A. Perkins of Nashville, at the Warren homestead on the Green Tollow road before returni nessee for the winter mont Not Largely Represented. <illingly furnished onls > cares on the crimin Brousseau of Leonard’s Bridge. y towns during and Personal Mildred Emily Brakeman Badly Injured. H It’'s Wall Papers o all the latest designs that you de- Our large assortment interest you. the fast freight midnight Sunday i McKensie, while = e ,M 1\«\ Star line, Goldie A. Shurtleff, Windham; Iva Smith, Windham; sire, coms here. and moderate price wil Our stock of ready mixcd sainters’ supol ncb—-a-w--t E. L. PRINCF_, Iee Cream and Conleclionery 734 Main 8¢, Go to E. P. Chesbro’s For Automobiles. The prices 1029 Main Street, charge of Conductor sacking cars into the Air line freight g are complete. e ats Yow or e list that was presented before perior court for the county at Putnam on Tuesday. Punched Chief of Police. 1t is not good policy to try Chiet Pilling of the focal police, esp cially when he is doing his duty as “was thrown bruised, and believed that he may have a frac- Willimantie, H. Totten. Lebanor Annie White, Sargent has ret ; Maud Agnes Wood, Anna Zipkin, Maude Agnes Hough, ew York is tha was standing on a carload of guest of his paren , on Wilkinson street. Engagément Announced. ¢ Fremont street party of young people by Three loaded cars were already not see them, upon which he was standing back- nto them and the force of the col- I length of the August Mortality. During Apigust there were fourteen Of these four were under one year of age. i to die was strated to a prisoner who became over- active Mondsy i to remain for and against a br same he fell here he was found and pick- the other members of the Willimantic, Conn. John Swanton The causes of death were as Gastro-enteritis Bright's disease 1, 1, angina pectoris 1. carcimona of tuberculosis 1, Danieison people that are epending this week in Montreal . Plessman of Providence call- ed on friends in Danielson Tuesday. SUPERIOR COURT. Owen ('Neil] dressed his injur- =0 that he e be taken back to on the same train. i Reavy will be ys 1 Disposition of Criminal Cases at Ses- e e 1,;,:;,};];';“”{5: sion of Tuesday, Judge Greene Pre- There has numbey of was such a that proved tor with friends in Willimantic, son Tuesday. not been a years when Represented Eucharistic CRIMINAL BUSINESS. Windham County Cases Assigned for Trial Teday and Thursday. s to be taken - term of the & Something lor Nothing takes good League of the Sacred Heart of Mary's church of this city in the religious sed Sacrament during the Eucharistic 4s a myth. buy a plano, but we wil ser plano for less mone On Canadian Trip. . Girard and family tiain Tuesday the convention Jean Baptiste i Manchester visit Montreal, where the Roman. Catholic Euch- c congress is in session. represented er Greene of N hort mornin: to putting the assigning them attorne The state’s a county give notiee that he wi up the trial of criminal bus in the following or Let us show yo I'Union St Tie A. C. Andrew Music Co. 804806 Main Street. Willimantic, Ct. €®4scossors to Sessions & Wimowey [mbalmers 2nd Funeral Birectors, 80-62 North Strest, LADY ASSISTANT. Telephone coRmeciiom. NEW PIANOS As Low as Write for Catalogue. WATKINS BROS., 227 Asylum street, Hartford. Main and School Sts, So. Manchests; 852 Main Street, Willimantic. . Paguette, Dr. C. H. exigencies of Wednesday, . business may require: and Napo- 1 2y req criminal charge tate ve. Mar- g were in cou hem as it proved to has already e local branch hi ore than 400 men. Edward Gavigan, uel Littlefield, Jr. membership of . A. McDonald is visiting Mrs. M. Barrows of Hartford. Frank Rourke of Providence business Tues ing length eithe <, 'John Pope and Adeline Bruised by Stee! , Patrick Moore, Raphael Ricio. A section hand employed on the Air Ane division of the N y 3 Hartford railroad; at West- NOTICE Willimantic Loan Co. Money to Loan. Liberal advances on Dia- monds, Waiches and other Jeweiry. Personal Property bought and sold. 15 Union §t, Wil Willimantic . charged with abandoning a male on 2 lawn in Danie Manchester, , for a week's Mrs. Samuel Douglas of Taleottv st of her sister, Mrs. Willard D, Pember of Main street. . J. McLeod of Andover was i Tuesday and rls to nolle. case was a continued o = s e was explained that JEWETT CITY Riverside Grammar School Opens the Year—Birthday Surprise for Rev. E. M. Anthony. Willimantic called-on a number of friends. the towns of Sterling and . has gone there to assume his duties for the term. Maurice J. Moran of 112 Jack- was taken to St. n officer after h has since been at th s an employe and it was said ing the case. The Riverside g: mmar school open- following teach- understanding nain at the Kindergarten, 1d ebandoned, ias since died. The case. of Fred Paine of Moosup, typhoid fever. Migs Julia A. Shea and Miss Marga- for a fort- | ) acation to be spent in Hart- | Providgnce and R Congdon of v of (his city. who was of relatives in the city over has returned home. George F. Taylor, the Misses Harriet and Harold Tavlor are enjoying an auto- treatment for age of ten days Jean Driscoll: McNamara and X th grade. Misses fifth grade, Johnson and Mrs on a femala ! s again continued 1 the recommendation of the attorney amed as probation officer. tinuance is to the next sess LOUIS PHANEUF LADIES' AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. HAIR GOODS A SPECIALTY. 38 Main Street. “Going ot of the Clothing Business Mechanics’ Dep’t. Store OUTFITTERS TO ALL Dr. £ C. JACKSON-—Dentist Painless Extracting and Filling a Spacmlty 752 Main Street, Miss AHce A. Mary Y. Brown attendance Tuesday Jail for David Sault. of Danielson, Handsome Birthday Gift. court of Willimantic . Anthony was taken com- ing from the Willimantic, Conn. Mark R. Perkins of Delta, Col., wh hig father's staying at the home of hi n he cafue home to find the house |ail at Brookl pleaded guil circumstances in the affair the tor of the M in behalf of man JAMES HARRIES TGILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY. “Ye Post Card Shop.” 852 Main Sireet, Willimantic . a fine leath- of South Wind- n for a brief stay the possibili- ties of the outcome of the caucus on PERFUMES, am was i to wife of Warren B. preciation of remembrance Refreshments were served to close a most pleasant .evening. jail since June 21 was Sault’s counsel. Six Months for Ashford Burglary. Attorney A. G. Whlliam and Thomas Murray of Church street the past two weeks. their home in Fall River, Mass, . Lee, who for the past five years has been employed by the Willi- the dwelling at Ashford ave returned to house of Charles I Tu(-‘ day_evening. Fitzgerald acted as _godfather A. R. BURNHAM, Agent. Marufacturer of different styles of Light Carriage: and was sentenced to ‘serve si as godmothe their little nephe: Certral Falls and Wagons, , Carriages and Wagons for Carriage and Weagon Repalring end shops Richard Sh. has accepied ssistant engi Windham Silk company signed last court that Milier ment und held Remembered. Let ux hope that the president’s mo is not driven at puce credited to it in news despatches violate the Jim Sherman i3 vice pres Providence Journst An Unavailing Search. v Off the track, biit it + suspicion that the man offering $1,000 for is none other than our Joe Cannon.—Springfeld Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA the reckiess HIRAM N. FENN, UNDERTAKER end BMBALMER €3 Chureh St. Willimantie, Ct. Lady Assistant. will probably sent ty juin the uwavy at the expiration Swear word dear old Uncle town of Wind icution and o For Ariistic Wall Papers Teicubona E. MAFFITT & CO. We will e pleased to estimate on painting or decorating, and will guarantee both work and Mustn't Overlook Pittsburg. Lillian Russell’ reh of a Sinner. of the restaurants along ?—Chicago Bec- Church Street. vartety of Fresh Fish; also and Clams, at b St STAONG"S FISH MABKET u!n play is In Sea looked in any the Great White Wa ord-Herald searls (0 recommend that the prisoner be fined §35 and costs on the assault count and that the intoxi- cation count he nolled. *Telephcne connection- This the court agreed to. Jackson had been awaiting | tria) at the county jail for .tfl“flg Sresks, The charges allaged weré dhtad Aug. 9. State' Prison for George Berger. The most important case disposed of during the day was that which grew out of the killing of John Fielden of New Bedford at Moosup on the night of June 10-last. His death was due to & blow an the tdmpls rom s St 96 George Berger, 20, of Moosup. Berger has since been held at B:v‘:’llyn “sail with a companion, Joseph MoGarrett, 20, also of Moosup, who was a partici- pant in the attack ‘with him on Fielden and bis two companions. Both the prisoners being minors, Attorney Sabin Al ragsetion=tiah With 125 Students— _Dr. Charles ‘0. Maine Gets Tennes- _ses Coon Dog: Lathrop of Norwich was here Tuesday. Mrs, Beatrice Moss and two chil- dren, Denison and Elizabeth, will re- turn’ to Beloit, Wis., Thursday after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Dennison on Cutler street. John Eiton of Waterbury is_the Wayland. Mr. Elton MH Corps’ School Open: The active ha&m worler, and fla e could not stan con: on their brain and nerves were for_the timely use Of & nce for over lu,ll a century, guest of C. e of the- greatest made the trip by auto. B Russell was appointed their guard- ian ad litem. ‘When_put to plea at the afternoon session Berger said guilty. Mr. Searls stated to the court that Berger had admitted that he had struck the blow that killed Fielden. The circumstances of the brawl that had such e surpris- ing ending were explained to Judge Greene by the attorneys in the case, which explanation was supplemented Mrs. John Chesnut and son of Wa- terbury are-staying in town. Erastus T, Douglas the guest of his mother ‘W. Kilby of Providence guest of his parents for the week. ‘William Robinson returned Monday from a week’s stay in New York. George Hahn spent Monday in New York. tonic-stimulants and strength-giv- of Waterbury 18 {0/ Urigwn to scia It has been exe tolled throughout the world for whal it has done for suffering humanity. in ‘curing disease has caused many unreliable dealers to up substitutes and imitations Its suecess by Coroner Bill who conductsd the inquest. The gist of their remarks, S0 far as they were in the prisoner's vor, was that there was no intent to Kill. It was pointed out by Mr. Searls, however, that Berger had a bad record, that he was regarded i his home town as of strong criminal tendency, and that he had previously been before the superior court of Windham county on the charge of breaking and entering. Judge Greene sentenced Berger to scrve not more than three and not less than one year in the state p.fllon. McGarrett's Case Nolled. McGarrett was so fortunate as- to have his case nolied, although he did not escape without a reprimand from the judg: relative to the danger of be- coming jnvolved in such affairs as led to the death of Fielden. Fielden's two companions of the night that he was killod were released from custody im< mediately after the cases were disposed of, they having since been held at the county” jail es witnesses. They will receive compensation, as provided by atute, for the time that they have spent in_custody. John Pope, alias Hénry Pope, and Mrs. Adeline Boothman, wife of John Boothman, both of Danielson, charged with adulfery, pleaded guilly and were sentenced to serve two months each in the county jail. Patrick Moore and his wife, Margaret Moore, both of Killingly, up for intoxi- cation' and breach of the peace, are again separated for a tima, Patrick re- ceiving a sentence of thirty days while the case against Mrs. Moore was nolled. Edward Gavigan of Willimantic aded guilty to intoxication and was fined $5 and costs. The breach of peace count against him was nolled. Other criminal matters remained to be disposed of when court again opens this (Wednesday) morning. Rawley-Palmer Wedding. At the home of the bride's mother, Mrs Palmer, on Main street, at 4 o’clac Tuoesday afternoon, there was a quiet but pretty wedding, Miss Charlo Agnes Palmer being united in marriage with George Albert Raw- ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raw- ley, of Putnam. The ceremony was performad in the parlor, which was at- tractively decorated with paims and lilies. Rev. Francis J. Marsh of Upton, Mass was the officiating clergyman, d ingle ring ceremony was used. Mendelssohn's wedding march was played by Miss Elizabeth Rawley of Putnam, a sister of the groom. The attending couple was Miss Lena Rawley of Putnam, a sister of Mr. Rawley, and Harry &, Palmer of Hart. ford, brother of the bride. The bride’s gown was of white peau do soie, and the bridesmaid’s of white laca. The marrfaze was followed by a re- ception. Refreshmente were served. Mr. and Mrs. Rawley left late in the afternoon in an automobile for their wedding trip, after which they will Tive at 198 South Main street, Putnam, the home town of the groom. Mrs. Rawley is one of Danielson's well known young women and for the vears has been a teacher in schools of Killingly. Edward Gallagher in Backus Hospital for Treatment. Edward Gallagher, 48, who has been employed by George Butts of Williams- . was sent to the Backus hospital | ch Tuesday evening for treat- ment. The team in which Gallagher as driving at about 10.30 Monday ht was struck by a northbound zlec- c car just above Attawaugan Cross- ing, where the, road cuts across the steam and trolley tracks. Gallagh was driving in the electric can track, which is laid in the highway at that point. The wagon was wrecked. Gal- lagher got a cut on the cheek, an in- jured lag and considerable of a shaking up, but is not serfously hurt. To Repair Shaky Bridge. 1t is expected that work will begin this (Wednesday) morning on the re- pairs to the Bridgs street bridge, is near to collapse in some ces, Officer Chaffee remained on Quty there during Tuesday to see that (rivers did not _violate the requirement that the eross the bridge with due care. P | 1t s understood that new beams and strengthened abuiments will be re- quired to put tha bridge in suitable condition. Will Find a Way. TFven if Mr. Roosevelt should not at- tend the New York state Tepublican conven he could easily find a way, in these days of airships, to drop a bomb into it—Springfield -Republican. Evidence of Permanency. Wu Ting-fang goes to The Hague ! arbitration court. which shows that that institution-is framed to last for centuries.—Washington Post, Annual Inspection. The annual inspection of J. F. Trum- relief corps evening at Brayton's hall. meeting a fine collation w the large number who atiended. order is in a flourishing condition. One Hundred and Twenty-five Stu- dents at High School. The Union high school opened Tues- day morning at 8.30 for the fall term, with an attendance of 125 :lud(’_nt_!. Miss Spencer of New Haven is tQe guest of Mrs. J. Joseph. Miss Mary Teed is vi which to fool “the people, that their substitutes are “ji good as Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey,” ‘but they are thinking of th::r Insist on the EI:ALLD BOTTL! dS O!\-LY. ruggists, grocers and dealers, or e e boh. “Sieat boske let and doctor’s advice free. Tho Duffy Nalt Whiskey Co., Rochester, Nu ¥a held Tuesd: as served to ting in Prov- STAFFORD SPRINGS Valuable Coon Dog. Dr. Charles O. Maine of Water street has purchased a valuable .coon The dog comes from Tennessee and is a highly pedigreed animail has been sent to North Stonington to trained for coon hunt- Dr. Maime will serve his annual coon supper as usual. Frank E. Sylvia of New York, who ng several weeks town, leaves thls week for California. Burial of Mrs. Sarah Gates Smith, ‘The body of Mrs. S8arah Gates Smith who died,in Providence will be brought here today (Wednesday) Smith formerly lived in Stoning- Student Does a 63 Mile Hike in One Day—Party for Wedding Attendants. Arthur J. Melbourne has established a record as a pedestrian since school i . He has covered over 600 miles since he began his perigrina- The longest walk in a single day was from Stafford to Belchertown and return, a distance of 53 miles. is contemplating a long trip when gets out of school next summer, expects to do about 2,000 miles i present plans materialize. The Knights of Columbus held a reg« Society hall Tuesday be thoroughly has been spen c meeting in The schooner yacht Eireba Larchmont, N (Thursday), Bridal Attendants Entertained. ' and ushers for the where the owner, y will spend the balance of - at the Springs house o weather of Monday Tuesday prevented many Stafford peo- ple from attending the fair in Hart- LYME’S ARTIST COLONY Holds Annual xhibit of Paintings— Showing Summer’s| xapoleon Pero is spending the week in Jiartford and Providence. The Standard Cord Clothing com-— ry & Bissonnette, proprietors fled a 20 horse power Brad- y water wheel. Wedding at St. Edward’s. arringe of Miss M. Ella Brown Louis L'Esperance take place at St. Edward's church this morning at 10.30. The_ninth annual exhibition of pic- tures painted principally in Old Lyme and the surrounding country was held ic library on Wednesday, and Tuesday, 5 and 6, by the following artisis: Charles Bittinger, . Braestle, George. B. Burr, William Chadwick, Lewis Cohen, Frank mond, Will Howe Footé, Walter Grif- fin, Childe Hassam, Harry L. Howe, Henry Frederick C. Ramsdell, i Romanofisk F. Rook, Chauncey Ryde 2zin, Clark C Aug. 31 and A. Bicknell, (Wednesday) opened Tuesday attendance. morning with a full Witliam H. Winsted Pastor Resigns. Turcas, Charles hees, Everett L. Warner, Carlton Wig- gins, Guy C. Wiggins. * church, Winsted. dered his resignation. ing of the parish will be heid this weel to take action. leave Winsted to ta Webster, Mas A special meet- v expects to iis duties at , in October. In proportion to in_the United States more than three times as many deaths from tu- as in England and Wales. TO REMOVE DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS.' 6.E. SHAW’'S SUPERFLUOUS the eminent condider DeMiracle very common and objectionable trouble, DeMiracle is totally @ifferent from the powders, pastes and syperfluous hair.” . making it grow ter each removal. c g full information of this with testimon than before let contain remarkable als of physic Bradiey Theatre newspapers, ¥ sealed envelope, on request to DeMiracle Chemical Co. Park Ave. and 120th S No honest dea i mailed free, THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 s Biggest Hit, The Wolt A Scenic Triumph. FRIDAY, SEPT. § St. Elmo Late cars for including the Porteous & Mitch Return of America’ THE PARK & POLLARD CO. . DRY-MASH THEM \\\,\ LAY OR. BUST Their GROWING FEED will malke your hens grow fat. Feod it to them a month beforo marketing, and they will lay more eggs and gain a pound cach in weight. ens should have it before them We both sell and recommend these fecds. 9% Tickets now on sale. Your chick- all the time. Special Thocolate Cream Dreps 10 Cents a Poun at THE KEYSTONE STORES Putnam, Moosun THE CLEARANEE SALE CONTINGED at The Bcton Dry Goods Stsre, Dan- Some big discounts: for our mers another week; on every counter in the store Buy these goods mow. THE BOSTON DKY GOODS STORN Malin Street, Danlelson. .ames B Keech. Mga Norwich Grain Co., Norwich, Conn.; A. R. Manning, Yantic, Conn.; Hansen, Mansfield Depot, Conn. Write The Park & Pollard Co., 46 Canal St., Boston, Mass., for their ry Almaunac — worth $1.00, but absolutely froe. Adso. send them your poultry alive. 26¢. o Ib. for pure-bred American variety . pEDets o€ 3 1he-armors. jcos on all other live poultry. TWrite them for quotation sheet. WILLIMANTIC FAIR Seplember 13ih,\14r|1 and 15th EVERY DEI’AR’I‘MENT FILLED fih?n: to Trade n Jewett Gity CIGARS, TOBACCO, COOL DRINKS, W. J. BRICKLEY'S. MLLE. BEAUREGARD LlVE STOCK FlRS’I' ANI) SECONI) I)AYS —re is closing out her line of Summer Mile Everything reduced to ome } THE BEST 108 CREAM POULTRY AND ALL OTHER EXHIBITS ALL THREE DAYS 1s what I sell, wholesal, and retall at the Corner Store. Wm. Johnstons. 8. J. BOTTOMLEY & SON, General Repair Shop, VAUDEVILLE AND BALLOON ASCENSION EACH P. M. AMATEUR ATHLETIC SPORTS AND WRESTLING FIRST AND THIRD DAYS REDUCED RAILWAY RATES Bieycle and Automobile Repatring, Ol and Gasoline for sale, ASK TO SEE THE Souvenir piates that w ound of our speci ey are beautias. Jewett City. IKA ¥. LEWIS. Propristor. 3. HOURIGAN, WHEN you want to put vour busi ness befora the public, there is no me dium better thas thougn the adverti ing columns of The Bulletin. dewett City. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, Farulture and Cramford Ceskieg "Phones—store to put your busi- there is no me- the advertis: ness before t dium hetter than throu ing columns of The Bul