Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 9, 1910, Page 2

On2-piece f-flm Fall Dresses This is the most comfortable hot dress made; cales, ginghams and the best the materials are per- Ameri- can prints, all as carefully cut and made as ir under your supervision; mot slaborately trimmed, but pipings sive.m pretty smart effect. " Prices are] TTTTTEERRERR— . : . imantic, WILLIHA:‘}II‘(.; ““,, quartatte, 'm a Pilg:l.m_ T'm a Stran- ger, Marston. What Is Going On Tenight. The Blue Mouse at Loomer -Opera House. Moving Pictures at the Bijou and 11, 0. E. 8. Town it Seenie . T. Ui (this OBITUARY. Mrs. Eliza Jackson. m Radiant Chupter, No. Hepubliean Caucas Division No. 1. A Speciay Meoiing 47 _Mrs. Eliza Jackson. aged 0. died at Nerth Woodbury Saturday long illness with haart trouble. funeral was held Wednesday, burial at that place. Deceased was a resident of thi with New London Team Fails to Show Up and Sends No Excuses, or ithe first time this season a scheduled game in the Connecticut baseball association was not _played because of the non-appearance of the visiting nine. New London. was slated to ploy Willimantic at Windham field dny afternoon and a crowd of thing over two hundred fans con- and waited and watched and the Whalers to put in an ving to Woodbury, about four since. ~ While in this city she resided at the corner of Maple avenue. There survive at whose home deccased had recently made her home. Mary of this city and Fliza, now residing in a western state. REV. J. J. M'GUANE Presented Purs anielson and Putnam following a The town for twenty-five years or more prior to ears Jackson street and three daughters, Julia of Nortli Woodbury, of $425 and Other BULLETIN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1910 NORWICH nn-n----n.nnn-nu-mn.-nnnn--; are practically completed. The man- agements are depending again this year on all of the best of the attrac- tions of other fairs to win a large at- tendance, preserving at the same time the essentials for a successful “farm- ers’ fair.” this city on Tuesday and.Saturday of next week. Mrs. Willlam Wikson of 1230 Main street was taken to St. Joseph's hos- pital in the ambulance Thursday after- noon to receive treatment for typhoid fever. Mr. and Mre. F. P. Beckwith- of Warden Enters Hospital. Sovth Windham returned Tuesday | Warden W. I. Bullard went to a Bos- evening after spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs, P. J. Cooney of Pawtucket, R. I Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Lawrence Smith were guests of Frank J. Leon- ard, owner of the Lynn nine of the New Hngland league, at the Hotel Hooker Thursdayfor dinner. DANIELSON ton hospital Thursday o recelve treat- ment of a special nature. Attended Norwich F: Charles Pellett, Louis E. Kennedy and George O. Thomas were at Nor- h Thursday to attend the fair, ing the trip in Mr. Pellett's automo- Dile. Tax Collector Darbie Declines Renom- ination. Charges Against Jailer Albert Fields | mihert L. Darbie, who was elected Excite Indignation—Branded as a|by the republicans as tax ‘(‘?llvctur for P ¢ i . B. | Killingly the last ennual town meet- el ol it Maxe e r ;l!z,:. announces that he is not a candi- Sibley Denies Charges of Cruelty— Jailer Fields Ready for Instant In- | @ate for re-election. This is of special terest at this time, as _the nomination IR A ass $5.50 coch ' The hour for the com- S Vestigation as Authorized by State | by his parcy for ine affice for the en. 1t of the game came and went | Rev. I I. McGuane, now pa Board of Charities. Wulng year do ooy ; went down to the 4 o'clock Central | merly of this city, whare he was as-| Stamped instantly as a last desper- | Borough Briefs. d » Vermont train and the trolley that is|sietant at St. Joseph's church for f|Aate move to sway public opinion. With | Tetters addfessed as follows are un- Yfl“fl Girls Wip In here on the even hour, but no|prmer of years, and well liked by ali| 2 view to making political capital in a | clajmed at the Dantelson postoffice this ers were in sight, and He could | who knew him, was agreeably suf-|contest that is county wide and of par- | week: Miss Emma Aennis, Mrs. C. E rot zet in communication with them. | priced Wednesday evening when he|amount local interest at this time, the | Parker, Miss Mary C. White, Harry ation had been sent him that | wae invited out o the home of Jf. 1| venomous attack on and outrageous | [iargraves, R. J. Jordan. : | london nine had met with | €ullivan, whare he was met by a dele- | attempt to disoredit the management of | There was a special meeting of the | mishap or that the nine could not | gatlon of his former parishioners and | the Windham county jai at Brooklyn, | town school committes Thuraday even- come presentad a purse of $425. joint gift of | which was reported in the state paper8 | inm to take the necessary action pre- A handsome lot Just received .,,!_ . l"vr‘\‘a :,nfl.v»[( ‘:«3‘ u;;;dfl;‘l;!mn::lh:n- y‘l".{r]vlsl\ oners and friends in the city of | of Thursday, was neverthel a start- u;ugfinn' the changing of certain b(',,‘l s iced that al o Villimantic, ler to the people of Killingly and sur- | now in use at the High scheol for more thews pretty Iktle school frocks, madefsior fo the ';'rwvmni: Imd‘:fr“-r;x'fi;nm n.'m w the week Father McGuane|rounding towns, The published state- | desirable texts. . © ! tva their money r ¥ | recelved two othes > gifts, a nd- s as ronditio; a 7 of strong percale, & 1 cham. | colling at the box oMce. Umpire M. ¥ | some lace surplice from ‘The Sistors of | nmiversatly regnrded tn the oactem ond PUTNAM | s rfelted the game to WIMM- | &t Fosanh: & . gsid s o - | PUTNAM B e the 2t that wor't| oo priatca e stuR oML ph's convent and a beauliful| of the county as gross exaggeration d i o 4 teher silver coffee service of six piecas from | They have been repudiated by the peo- | TR ? IS sewing after achool |l ront ce balls M\dh'hr::.sh'lke: the pupils of St. Joseph's parochial|ple completely. and absolutel they | Herbert A. Bixby’s Death—Chippen- S R R Bk i Ior;‘d:“ school, for whom he did so much and| have been rejected in their entirety in! dale Divorce Suit to Be Heard To- B s i Sty cheekn: other - h of the New Lo in \hom he oo such fnterest while| the belief tht thelr faith in those who! day—Trial of = DeBruycker-Blum { Hag s city. have the affairs at the pail in charse . =¥ : o enthusiastic crowd wa g P igned— in plain colors, trimme veigne] , The Shthusisstic crows: wae gsently — will be demonstrated a< Justified when | Case Assigned—Petition for Voto on Bt tasts, = T ppointed | adunager | DUDT A0~ | TOWN OFFICIALS NOMINATED the. investigation by the committee of | License. 1% : n Windham field Saturday af- AT DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.| the Siate board oF o ities s o an | Herbert A. Bixby, about forty vears pipings, and every onme of them ver rmoon, the first game to be called at bt iailitie Cabrae Ty 1y of age dled at his home in Thomp- Clock shanp. with New'London as | Congratulations Sent to Simeon E.|Pinions expresseq Thuraiay by prom. | ton®Shuraiay’ morning atter a ok Prices 4ic. 6ac, $1.19, e opnosig team Baldwin. Inent el resident n the towns of | lincss. Death was dus to an affec: 0 st 321 rank J. Leonard. the Lynn. Mass. o A e h Slater tour with ~ ail| tion of the heart, although he had been nd 32 was on the grounds and is to| The democratic caucus of the town | muriors Vhan 3e (e A { suffering with tuberculosis for some ver.and witness the games Sat- | or Windham in the town hall Thursday | Lorters than is that county DD | time. Mr. Bixby was for a number of . Tor tho or (hres of Prastasint E oreons who hove sasmoiod n | Bas been conducted against the offi- sors in Thompson. He is survived Sl kin nnn’s topnotchers. vears, and there was consider- | ¢ = OF the institution for a year Dast- | by nis wite and two children. 0C | e able enthusiasm in the selaction of the Allsged Conditions Impossible. e fls | FOUR CANDIDATES nominees for the various positions on|{ That such a state of affairs as is al- SUPERIOR COURT. Y i R the town ticket. Thomas J. Kelley was | 1oge St he jail could be 1 R+ T For School Boys and &ir's | For the Place of Registrar of Voters. | clectoq ehairman and Danicl P. Dunn | coca s sin, ot the Jail could be 50| Today's Assignments — Chippendale’s Plsin Ridbed Plack Stockings for! wWhat promises to be one of the | caited for wg’;“‘;:"" """(".“.1;".‘"{’»‘? be | vears as to escape the attention of the | Wife Seeks Divorce—DeBruycker- P d Olrls, 25¢ pair. | = g ey iy e selectman | people of all the towns in the county | Blum Case. oys an e | 18 rae can caucuses in years is|and P. I. Danahey presented the name | ahout Brooklyn Is regarded as abs | R No-Mend Stockings for Boys and| o P T T S T ] was turned | The fact remains, however, that such | The state vs. Arth De Tillipo, Girls, in black or 25c pal e i T et ooyn by a vote of A ;‘"{"fl 2 discovery has presumably been made | charzed with robbery, and the state Sota Rty o otk ety ]lmpvu;'y ‘rwr;"'kse‘fl‘f -;:'{"—3- TR B ica|at the western end of the county and,|vs. Samuel Renick, charged with a SNk-finished Ribbed S ngs 1 i e . v Sron ; eve of ection. | viol o iquc 1 be th T og geyie - ation that the candidacy for this | then placed before the caucus and the | Jui g ron oo Sre,of an, Cleetion. | vaste taxar the liquor law. will be the am, 26c pa spenilic Job will D WAPNS result of the ballot taken et 1gg | The motive for the discovery is, there- | cases taken up at the session of the Bece, o the present incum- | declared the nominec. fiityss Do S8 Da e E [ T e 31600 worth bring ow, who in seeKing | Joln A Curran, John I. Henry. P Stands on His Record. o or re ot o T tare Gallery strenuously, Wil- | J. Danahey. F. P. Fenton and Jean de fhen asked Thursdey if there was | these ia the cage of Nans M. Chippens 356 Stme. f, William Luiton from the Fourth | George H. Backus of South Windham | relntive ¢ s ool i e g SRty g AT i1 . 1 8 < Wind relative to the charges that had been | her union w . Chippendale, and Touis Dondero from the|and George B. McCracken were placed ) gt e S R i B B e e so viclously made against him, Jailer | who was recentl, to the state . e o | committee this year at the recent cau- | Backus 172 and McCracken 40. Mr.| tiaf anvihing glven out relative to the | of & New Lon0on ¥0 N rn the - T T TR matter should come from Sheriff P. B. | der the trial list i wn the now Patterns. = W unusually S0 Tor- Frakttone. S 4 e | slightest indication of the temper that | er vs septod g 1. lly hard and a ree nations for the position of regis | he is redited with, wh t # 3, ¢ Zol. e S breaking attandance at the caucus | were then taken up and these S . e SR il s Rpp— S ——— - 1 He @ i werz placed before the caucns ; Shante It i’s Wall Papers The it other ofices wil e filed | Naggerts. James . Tnomey ai | with every” sten o ¢ Austin Snaniey 3 e usual facility with the ex- 0. Snow. P. J. T v spoke en- | Would welcome + bk fn all the latest designs that you de- Ihat there may possibly be 5 | thustastically and. at soma length m |mittee t6 tha' J 1 sire. coms he Our large assortment n for the office of firat select- | favor of the nomination of Mr. Hag- |28 Soon have the inspection begin at and moderat. nierest you. | s said that the friends of the | gerty. A ballot was then {aken and|Oonce. The jail is open at any time to ;\.u.:-'v k of ready mized Paints ‘and [ present first electman, S. Arnold Peck- | the total vote was 260; neceseary for | el e o e nters’ suppliss are complete. am, have prevalled upon him to stand [a choice 131, of which Mr. Haggerty | Verse to talking in det: i A B HOLMES, fur another term and he has consented | recefved 132, Mr. Twomey 102, Mr.|ton, Mr. Fields 72 Church Sirest. Wiltimantie. | 10 4o It is also reported that a|Snow 25 and Mr. Shepaum 1, thus ten- | make it clear - - ractical newcomer, Albert E. Sumner, | dering the nominatfon to Mr. Hagger- | ing when his side E. L. PRINCE. poseit r the nomina- [ty on the Initial ballot, and he was de- | told in full H . 3 4 n. Second Se n ‘Charles- Lar. | daved the nomihce. bitterness in his remarks or any de o e is a candic to succeed him-| The remaindar of the town commit- | to conceal facts as to conditions at the | ©X€¢ 3 Iee Cream Y T T | vt uinn Petition for Vote on License Question. ere is a rumor that one or two|acclamation Sheriff Sibley's Statement. n is being circulated and ¢ ' aa ses may crop out at the caucus, Board of Relief—Asher B. Holmes| ¢ to cio e e or atures of persons « the session will be a largely attand- | and William A. Buck e sacsitts AreCH o melthi-t 21 having a clause inserted in CORICCIIONETY | i U one ™ sooh opportunity will be | Assessor for three years—M. Eugene FHement in connection ey ng for the annu 738 Main St, Willimantie, Conn, | 27T0rded for some who asnire for @if- | Lincoln. neeting, asking that a vote be taken L g ferent pinces on the refublican lste. Auditor—John T. Morrison To All Whom It May Concern bon tna Tideha Ghaiis . Put . = Constables — Lyman Maine, Ir. I notice in the issues of the morning | nam has r ned unchanged as a 2 . Thomas P. Clourey illiam Jone: nd | papers of Se t % an | cense t n for several yes & Go to E. P. Chesbro’s Congregational Church Music. e by Tlimm Jenesend P tis b e e R e Music at tha Congregational church Agent of town deposit and school | board ties & comipl Notre Dame Academy Students Ar- For Automebiles. | on Stnday wilt nclude the quartstte, | rung ens doiea . o "% that & commitice be appe B o R s s he Lord, O My Soul, Watson, | Collector of town taxes—Frank M.|vestizate the Wind Qi from seveny dudrter of Cen- s rig o | pecially as to er n it and a number from New York 1029 Main Strest, Willimant i chool committee—for three| prisoners by Jailer sfie 1o Butn Rt o B <‘ years, Thomas A. Kelley, and to fiil| ell were appointed & co of them are girls here s out the unexpired term of A. M. Col- | vestigate. biit there are a satisfactory Seme! hing for Nothin: | Ftove, catised by & resignation Becauss| Iam not aware of any s but | 5 et NtmeAlS T i e = ot removal from the city, Leo L.|# there are any I desire t I- | i B iR 2 ! hompson est investization be ma 1y s 7 at Bradley Theater. buy a piano. but . Trost Watier_Mitanel Tarimia 5 s oy p f8e plano for | | Ei 001 s oL e ex SmBOWRtEn | of the its ot Smio i 1- it Ry J erms than n i . o fill cancies on the ticket that : arat lea >t - ] ;;;,‘V['lry”\rn ncies on the t t H\;];:" to ate with b g ded Put- Lo oce committee in every way pc It d | ell as it Tee A. C. Andrew Music Co. pTasolutions congratulating Simeen 1| Tave o notined thon, o | ances . valdwin upon his unanimous 3 AtHay i 804-808 Msin Strest. Willimantic, Ct % % tion for govermor were adopted SEIE SIBLEY, various town officers who hav e — S copy ordered forwarded to : S - | reports to make are busily engaged ELMORE & SHEPARD, also published in the mewspaper Danlelson, Conn., Sept. & preparing them for tha printers 3 75 MONUMENTS, The chairman of the ca was re A Clean, Upright Citizen. boo will, as usual, be issued 8. cossors to Sessions & Elmo=y | Headstones ana Markers in ouf stock | M°M fivm]’knrl‘:\ "w.;‘:,-w‘ NiaUnani- | Of the Tundreds of pe 3 .| about Octover 1 P ¢ 0N0Y 10 Db erotied, | ORAIS Suf mously adopted thanking him for tha| come to } Jailer Iields since he 3 2 [mbalmers and Funeral Direclors, | 2wt Soos arerseis aentgmar ™ | sble manner in whien (e proceenings | Came 0 rovkisn B nie U] No Game on Saturday Next. o Ty e e of the caucnus were carried through. | even 1 ver cent. of t o faith| Potnam fans will not sea any bal 00-82 North Strest, . F. - A 2 Adjournment was taken at 10.05 | in the charges of cruelty and bratality e Saturday, tho ome Sched- corner Main and Watson Streeta. hat een 1 “ ; ¥ ftvilie hav LADY ASSISTANT. Wiilimantie, Conn. that have been ade against him. Here | h Ta 1 having been Tetephone capuociom. % in Danielson, where he is & daily vis- 1. It is hoped, however, tha g e Visitors from Wyoming. ftor, his standing that of a clean, s of games may be arranged wit Mre. Fannie Willay and daughter,| upright citizen of exceilent moral char- | the fast Andem team of North Gros- No‘l‘l( :E Mins Clara, of Sheridan. Wyo. arrived|acter. “This standing is his also in all | venordale. in thie city Thursday forenoon to towns in the county where he is| Eagles to Initiate Big Class. s spend t,;lm m"v;jmn v[v(m‘ the f«\rmr\-:’s ‘Mrm'\'flxv)kn"“ n. The n‘u:uk upon him | Putnam aerie of Fagles has complet sister. re. Robert 3rown, 'of No. | is regarded as shameful: ed ar ngements for the reception of a As Low as - - $185. ' ' 10 Mendow wtrset. This s Mrs. Wil- Firmness - Necessary S g0 ciaiss ot cauiiNtes uicy whon jex's first visit east in thirty-five - Re aaabes Work WILHG 1o chures o5 rite for Catalogue. removing out west 180 be set down as a | 4 gy i, I not an inch a brut | Firemen Playing Ball. Mnney to Loan. s Bis place must deal with : [ companies are exercls vt are, a5 a rule, degraded, re heir baseball material with a view Mre, H. W. Godfrey of Hartford was | jous and violent 1o o doepis (an - n & & Mrs. e ] ous and violent to a deeply ta | to getting a combination fast smough ey a recont guest of friends in this ofy. | gree. 1t is 3 3B ) ! . % roe. s no uncom ring for n 'the fife dephritiment pen = At s ey | LibeTal avamees on Dla-|¢ ST OB A SIERTY SR WAL SRR Wie £ 8 SIS S of Central Village was in town Thurs- | rezulations that apply durinig heir in- | be played safeiy stowed av Main and School Sts, So. Manchester. | MIONAS, Walches and ofher ;.. i miahy St sl e Al 8 s 1o e ALrIng oHOTEN o Wi o carceration, no more than it i for s to be strong enough to win out 852 Main Strest, Willimantia George Siswick of Stafford Springs|to attempt to override authorit decaa JCWC"]. was in town Thursday calling on|to control them: No weakl [ EHtaen, AfSeNs Busing August. . —{p P | rriend: ever hope to successfully | The August potice report shows fit- bouy Selectman Reuben P. Burgess of | considerable proportion of the | toent_arrests ool WIS werd for LOUIS PHANBUF | rersonal Broperty bomght), soroims, 1ot ™ sl Sl bt W e ol | i, S e e ot huraday abused, however, and if an occa o jail during the Deater in and sold. = : one is severely ~dealt with, It is be-| City's Ex - LADIES AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Frasic Philiips and Merton Philline| 216,08 ne 1S T HERS S atinent | on homn eetnacy of the et DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. = £ Hampton ‘were Willimantic visitors | yvery shinn of thém is $iv CLEr ] R N B S sl s 1 (2008 ) " o aday Ty i ugust include tha re Putnam SN Gows A SFRCIALYY. 15 Un‘on § Wiil ¥ ¥ deal.” They are as we A | Tt A e e, A non 8, Willimantic, Conn. | prosecuting Asent Addison 1. creen-| 26y Lrs o iuarars i any sai (i | Propmans Water compso 150 Siar €35 Matn Screet ’ g slit of Hampton was a Willimantic vis- | stat ¥ ks FUIRAm Wles Coneoaity $1I80 Stan. septid iy ity 45 s- | state. : dard Oil company (street oil) $383.41, Mrs. Herbert X. Clark of South Cov-| . C"“'fzf‘“"s"“”",’ Srbaiigh R Ry v AR e ) “Gaing Out of the Clotiag Bu o o R "€ | theless, created & sensation because of | Chandier & Pain 5), $480.- e ; ES, | e et bar o e Il.1is that the Investigation will prove|Delses are unusually y_for one 1 ; 2 ; atreet. : 0 pringing | eipally le improve- OUTFITTERS TO ALL = Ye Post Card Shop. elson Gitman, Jr, with Mrs fig:ldafixi(:setl;lrlaed?n;}r’x;:;cr:\flu n‘{ of the | men P 852 Main Street, Willimantic Bermard, s Epinding the | institution. 101, and Deing Fancy Work. maxt with friends in Hartfor . v ; s A Westford correspondent writes as sunee Bl < e Seloctmen’s Meeting. A Westford dent 5 ¥ Soh . 5 ingly leld their regular monthly meet- | Li0t Dave bee e i 1l -l bost in whieh he hoids a half interest | iDE1Y, Tl g t- | with relatives at Woodstock Valley, Painiess Extracting and Manglacturer of dierent styies ot |, AT DUAGS, Sl ien vIaiting [actéd. Tiie meeting 12 one of the s e beting . Mox Dette i i Light Carriages and Wagons, e Catrant returnea o s il Un- I'to be ield before the néxt annital town | NiGGr ormerty of Union, now. 16 757 Main Strest, Willimantic | sals. Carfiage and Wagon Hepaisi - EERdey of the members of the presert bosrd | |, o ki o le ag: pairing ¥ " | ing raney w 3 k[ o it Cin s Reposiccly aud shops e E. Mustard, who hes been|whl be candidtes for re-etection. | % T W e i Telephone. Mhlioy Strect. =ndin jcation of thice wreks | i vei Eitié C. Porter Takes Own Life in Woods “Hote Shosing. Tel conmection; | Penféylvania aad st Lis old home in| Suchpag Seres X near Webster i HIRAM N. FENN, - novaa Miftyn, Del./ has teurned to this city. | "I9at many of the bewutitul elins in o Bt e y Wdn P B the : borough. of - Danfelson have be J. C. Porter, about 0, tor many - > dnager D P. Duin has acranged 4 Siom GAGNThotien years a residént of Putnam, was f. R ey O for Vet effuiiun G SRV s, fhem, Samruetion, By yoos | et & rendene of P s Jound Chureh St. Willimantle. Ct For Artistic Wall Papers Lynn team of the New England league. | onatraced. ‘The trees about the-graded| Thursday. -There was a bullet hol to be played on the Windham field in | O Soiephona. I e | L G Aty & 00, & ¢ school on School strestare good exam- | in-his right temple ‘and’a fote found e T bt e it —— PiEs ot Whatt ey be Qore: with thi do him read, My life is miserabla. Church Street. We will be pleased to R means of protection against the beetle ssumption is that he was a sui- A Wes vartety of Fresh Fish: 8180 | cerimate on painting or decorat ; o, thiis. beler He ren it n FOR FLETCHER'S Next week will witnéss the opening | pocket srice of the first of the fairs in Windham | ' Nr. Forter jeft Putnam Menda STRONG'S FISH MARKEI, 28 Norfh SI. .. ecidid m' CASTORIA Telephcne eonnection, county, for four of which arrangements since then little is known of his niove- ments, He had_ probably been dead two days when found. Charles E. Richardson, his son-in- 1aw, of this city, identified the body. Mr. Porter was for many years a meat cutter in Putnam. He was engaged in the meat business in Westerly until recently. He has a daughter in that city, and a mother, Mrs. Charles E. Richardson of Putnam. Republicans Nominate Town Ticket at Caucus Mesting. As harmonious a caucus as Putnam ever saw was d by the republicans in Hammond hall Thursday evening with about one hundred present. The business was to nominate candidates for town office. Of all the candidates, not one received a “No” vote, ev- erything was unanimous. F. W. Seward was chairman of the meeting\and W. P. Warren was clerk. The nominations were as follows: Selectmen—Clarence E, Pierce, Lu- ther M. Keith. Assessor—Simon Farley. Board of Relief—Joseph James B, Tatem. Reeistrar of Carver. Tax Collector—J. Richard Carpen- ter. Auditor—Gilman H. Brown. Tree Warden—Barrak K. Smith. School Committee—Archibald Mac- donald, Charles L. Torrey. Constables—Herman G. Carver, Charles Breault, Peter Gardner, Harry Duryea. Plessis, Voters—Herman G. STONINGTON Fire Department Re-elects Chief Teed —Death of Nelson A. Pendleton— Yacht Electra Sails for Larchmont. At the annual meeting of the fire department held this week Chief B. P. Tecd was re-elected chief of the de- partment and C. D. Maine assistant. Postmaster N. P. Noyes Is spending this week at Atlantie City and will at tend the national postmasters’ conven- tion. Runaway Accident, While Clarence Wilcox and Rodger Sherman werz driving an express team the horse became frightened by an auto. Both men were thrown to the ground and the wheels of the team passed over the Redger boy. He re- ceived a cut in his head and a bruised shoulder. Electra Leaves Port. Steam yacht Electra, owned by Harry Darlington, who spent the sum- mer at Watch Hill, anchoring the yacht in the harber hers, left at 3 p. m. Wed- nesday for Larchmont, N. Y. where Mr. Darlington will oceupy his own cottage for the balance of the season, at the end of which time the boat will lay up In New York and Mr. and Mrs. Darlington will go to Pittsburg for the winter. Various Interests. Miss M. Ethal Bliss of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lathrop, returns home to- day (Friday). J. J. Meehan, manager of the public market, is at the Memorial hospital at New London for treatment of his left eya, recently injured. James Harvey, Jr. has secured a place in Ledvard. His piace on the Watch Hill transfer has been taken by William Higeins, Jr. Herman C. Ross and family will move to Worcester, where Mr. Ross will be employed. Joseph E. Cushman is visiting in Worcester. Edwin C. Fldred and Joseph Foley urned to Beverly, Mass.. after ng soma time in the borough. and Mrs, John Colbert and chil- dren have returned to Providence after th John H. Ryan and family. H. Vaughn of Buffalo. N. returned home after spending month with his aunt here. George W. Haley and son John returned from Providence. and Mrs. Jabez Holmes and two have M, children left Wednesday for their home at Brookly b 4 Registrars to Meet. have been posted Notice: of the meeting of the registrars of the town For the Next Few Days there will be very special bargain prices to close out fhe Season’s Goods AT THE Boston Dry Goods Store DANIELSON, - - - CONN. We will quote prices ona few of the many articles. | Dollar Dress Goods, in |light shadow plaids, 37Vzc Eyard. ! 50c Plaids now 25¢ yar 45¢ and 50c Silks n¢ 5c¢ yard. Suesine Silks, reguiar pric 47Yac, sale price 35c. 98¢ Petticoats 49c. $1.00 Shirt Waists 69¢ Gents’ Socks 12¥zc pai three pairs 23c. Ladies’ White Sole Hos big value 15c ‘pair, thre pairs for 30c. Talcum Powder 10c can. The Busthfiry Good COMPANY, Danielson, Conn. JAMES E. KEECH, Manages =ept2d A Willlam C. Robinson, of the rst district, the purpose of com- pleting the list of voters in this dis- irict and to receive applications from those who wish to qualify to vote at the annual town meeting in October. Misses Mary and Ruth Lee and Frank Lee left; town this week for a visit in Dover, N. H. Miss Eleanor \Hinckley has returned to_school at Hartford. Miss Ethel Danison has returned to Hartford, having spent her vacation at her homé here. Mrs. Mary Gorman, who for the past fifteen years has conducted a boarding house here on Water street, will soon discontinue her business here and move to New York, where she will make her home. of Si?m:mn, Dr. James H. Weeks, OBITUARY. Nelson,A. Pendleton. _Nelson Augustus Pendleton died at his home on Main strect Wednesday evening after an. iliness of two weeks He leaves three sons, Fverett N. of th, borough, who was associated with him in the banking business, Robert A. of Cincinnati and Moses ' Pendieton of Boston, a sister. Miss Fannie Pendle- ton, and fwo brothers, Moses A. and Oscar F. Pendieton, of Stonington. The deceesed was born here Oct. 12, 1846, the son of the late Moses and Trances E. Forsyth Pendleton. When a young man he became clerk in the drug store of B. F. Palmer & Co. and later became associated with the First National and then -the Ocean bank where he was clerk. When the late J. W. H. Pollard was made president he sucoeeded him as cashier, which place he has since held. He was a charter member of Pequot council, No. 442, R. A, and served as its first sec retary. The Eternal Feminine. ‘The remains of a lady who died in Wiypt 7,000 years ago are now on ex- hibition at King’s collese in London together with her rouge and powder pots,_her jewelry. which is said to be strangely like the trimkets now in vogue, and some of the ornaments of her bomdoir. She has a Grecian pro- flle and*an Amazonian jaw, the latter indicating perhaps her possession of a suffragette mind, which the emblam- ers could not preserve with all their skill. The scientific observers note her likcness to a modern woman. But there & no such thing. Woman is eternal—New York -Times, Advocate of Good Roads. Colonel Bryan ought to be an ens thusiastic advocate of good roads. AlL that he has traveled on his way to office have been rocky.—St. Paul Des= | patch. Where Did They Go? It is reported that the democrats off Jowa are hopeful—both of them. Louis Post-Despateh: Where itfir?ds in dewett bity CIGARS, TOBACCO, COOL DRINKS, gy o W. J. BRICKLEY'S. MLLE. BEAUREGARD is closing ont her lne of Summer Mile 1 _Everything reduced to ores half price. —_— . ‘THE BEST ICE CREAM ts whai I sell, whelesale and retall, a§ the Corner Store. Wm Jobnstone. S. J. BOTTOMLEY & SON, o General Repalr Shop, Bleyele and Automobile Repatring. Ol and Gasoline for sale, - ASK TO SEE THE Souvenir Chins plates that we ars glving with one ound of our spe brand_of ey are beauties. G I BLAN Jewett City. SRIVETT OITY HOTRL New and Up-to-date Hotel tu evers particaln IKA ¥. LEWIS, Proprietor Jewvett City. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. ure and Crawford Cesking WILLIMANTIC FAIR Seplember 13th, 14th and 15th EVERY DEPARTMENT FILLED LIVE STOCK FIRST AND SECOND DAYS POULTRY AND ALL OTHER EXHIBITS ALL THREE DAYS VAUDEVILLE AND BAlLbON ASCENSION EACH P. M. FIRST AND AMATEUR ATHLETIC SPORTS AND WRESTLING THIRD DAYS REDUCED RAILWAY RATES customers not in low prices. Our grocery for our customers. For instance: O --the best-- KEYSTONE BOX STATIONERY 60 sheets of Paper and 50 Envelopes 29 cents Chocolate Creams 10 cents a pound Big 10c Values in Ribbons All widths and colors Danieison, stocks money making investment for you. We make prices that carry dividends THE 3 KEYSTONE STORES Putnam, September Savings We pay more than 4 per cent. to our interest, but with should be a n Saturday we are going to sell SWEET POTATOES 10 Pounds for 25 cents. KEEP IN TOUCH WITH The Danielson Cotton Co. Store, MAIN STREET. DANIELSOWN. Phone 54-4 SPECIALS POST CARDS Big Assortment Views, Birthday and Fancy Cards Whipped Cream Chocolates 19 cents a pound Lace and Hamburgs at 5 and 10 cents a yard