Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 28, 1910, Page 6

Held on Tuesday Evening—Verdict of Guility in Bannon Liquor Nuisance Case — Sentence Deferred — Mary Costanzo’s Parents Refuse to Admit Repentant Daughter—Relief Corps 10 the case aguinst Thomas J. Dan. indicted for maintaining a liquor Buisance, which was commenced Mon- day, Mrs. Bentha Harzington, wife of Thomas Harrington of Pawcatuck, tes- tified that she bought half a pint of whiskey at Bamnon’s for her husband, who was sick at the time. This was on April 7, wien the poison whiskey scare prevadied. Owing to the deaths from alieged wood adcobol poisonine. she was afrald to give the liquor 1o ber husband. It smelled lie wihiskey But neither the witness or her husband tasted it. Subsequantly the bottle was wealed and dabeled and given to a man named Perry, representing some state deparment, gresnmediy for analyein Mrs. Harrington identified the bottle in court. Clifford E. Perrin_testified that he was with his Sather, Willlam D. Perrin, about & year ago, when haif a pint of whisker was purchased at Bannon's. Later he was with his father when he bought alcohot at the same stors. The senjor Perrin died April 5. There was an autopey as it wue supposed he had died from the effects of drinking wood aicdhel polsoned whiskey. ndconsulted Mise Hattie E. Kenyon, Pernara TH McCormick, brother-in-iaw of Edwin Dehenty, Chickery Moussi, Henry B. Collins, ‘Wiiliem H. Holland, @ former Rev. Joseph 1. Peacock, {lo M. Clarke, Ira B. Crandall, Rev Frederfck A. C. Jones. Rev. Samuel 3, Cathcart, Daputy riff Mitchell Chier Bransfield, Policomen Brown and Wem were among these who testified that the Bannon store had the repita- tion of a place where intoxicating are wld. Clark Everett E. Whippie tes- thet from January, 1293, the town sTanted no licemss for the sale of liquore and that no license had been Sssted to Mr. Bannon or the other of Westerly. George E. Perkins, Dr. vin A WWhitford, Byron D. Burdick. ex-Gov George I Utter and Frank W. Coy wiso testified. After arguments by Assistant Attor nay Gemeral Cross for the etate and Inspection. Mary, when she left Westerly, was prepossessing in appearance, but now she is permanently disfigured There is a long scar on her face tending from the nose downward to a point be- low the right ear and the two smaller scars on the left cheekbone. These Scars are the result of slashes with a knife by Giovanna Armano, in- flicted on the 4th of the prasent month, because she refused to centinue in her life of shame for the financial benefit of her assajlant. ATrmanc is nOW serv- ing a term and three months i committin 2 Mary had been sick in a hospital in Portland, Me., before going to Law- rence and has been under medical treatment in Lawrence since she had by Armano. oodcock says the girl has certainly received severe punishment since leaving her home and believes that it will resuit in the girl leading a He accompanied ‘the girl ¥ to see that she arrived once more under the parental roof in e first took Mar: nd paved the way as best they 1ld for a welcome home to the unfor- ents of the girl disregarded 1s of the officer and entreaties The p friends and obstinately refused to rmit Mary to enter the house. Chief Branstield provided quarters for the girl at the Martin house during the night and this (Wednesday) morning il be given into custody of Ellery S. Barber, overseer of the poor. Mrs. Mary Etta Goodenough of Ha ford, department inspector of Woman's ps, state of Connecticut, made Vie on to Hancock post, man's R corps, Tuesday. In the ugh inspected and in the even- of t the building ng there was i Th emon ' th Judge John W. Sweensy for the de- | thore was « large aitendance of mem- Memse, Judge Brown deliversd hie [ Des. The inspector ised the corps charge, mil 0f which was complated in | n the excellent condition in which she les than two hours. The jury, =‘1-r}'u' it nization, which she said I SR S erition, Jotarted & | was the efficient board of offi- B S5 SUity: Beutence was e |cers with the hearty co-operation of ail Pty | members ke After the on. the state in- B k. seitse in- | spector wag entortained st rmBien 1n of Lawrence, Mass. arrived in | Nash's inn by the members of the SBecteny Tuesdar eremine. B charge Mary Cowtanzo the 17 i1l who ieft her home i Dayt @treet six months ago and who has $ed a severs experlence during that & Bhe hae ied 2 wayward life dur- her abgence and was relizved Tues- moroing s "vane Lawrence as a witness in a white in the superior court at Where te Buy in Westerly INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Three Milkion Dellars ~..Thres Million DoMars Over Pifty Thousand Account Liveral, cour and eMcient in 1t Paaagsment sl The second session of the services in observance of the severty-fifth anni- vereary Baptist in the c chureh of ch edifice tion beil Th other spea their subjects were as follows RIacs ooaii on Oae Wt Tda M ke, porters ber Successor Ma, Requisite osing addr by Deacon Ethan Wilcox on Things That Count. He plained in pat the things n e upbuf arch were goodness, pa and wise le: losed with ber George W. the ¢ pastorate o The church has repainted Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ! ARE SOLD BY L B. CRANDALL CO. newses Westerly, R Boy Your Shoes and Hosiery @nd get a coupon on the Piano given away PURTILL’S MISS ROSE AHERN Ladies’ QZ,HIEB WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOTHING, STORE R. G. Bliven & Co,, " On the Bridge. REGAL SHOE AGENC We give S&H Green Trading Stamps | , with all purchases. City Pharmacy Try our lce Cream, Soda and Col- lege lces whils waitina for your car. 26 Canal St.. Westerly R. L Ewstablished 1801, Hacold L. Wells. 0. D.. Optometrist. e Misten cerrected by the prop- | EX 9, Pot worthy Bisck R. L Fom sALE . Twe.seven-icom (oitasrs 3iiuate] Darts R 1 rout. and Dot .14-..4‘ tha Hehts modern b1 avited . Coy Real Estate Wemierly. o ,,,aI]IAMBNDS ! will pay you well to get our on Diamonds, 1oose or mounted, purchasing. CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Ji HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS IA.II WY HAND, -; is Our Specialty. tock, [a"Seatn "t vis Bele Bupsie 'y Made Harn . . SAUNDERS. Remeved to 44 W-‘t 'Ild Stre SUITEFS 330 M to of_cars; com- Full fine of novizd e Joo Hatter: and the with the stitution source of water The democrats of Westerly, from | both the First and Second districts, as- | ed the town ki > caucus in 2 ed to | business and nominated am D. Babeock s candddate for ator. ! Andrew Farrell was elected as West- y's Tepresentative on the state cen- | 11 comm John ¥ n wa Andrew Farrell of | commities then expiained he new ihe First and i hold sep: mination of clegates. John F d Arthur v Farre I delegates that fote wing were chosen a Arthur Brigge, Den John A. Farrell 7 | fr. Far nied the caucus for the | d caid the nomination alent to election, as the dis. overwhelmingly democratic > were two or or them to get togather and nanimous for Farrell s us was then adjourned Gordon mousiy e3enis \e general as- xn‘»\ distry There was then ston, when Chairman Flynn of the town committes presided. On motien of Andrew Farrell the town committee was empowered to fili vacancies. The assembizd deme subject to the call of the democratic town rman of ittee, Local Laconics. report that Edward Milner s purchesed the property Edwin Babcock In Bim There is a of Moosup & of the street Frederick Crowl Brother Charies | lat is visiting his Norwalk. Saturday they will witness the auto- mabile races on Long Island. Mrs. Funny Jenkins of Taunton is here on a visit to Aunt Betsey plin fore returning friends in Norwich and Mirs. Arthur M. Weeden. Re homs she will v ! your busi-| frie Norwich 3 » =g " dJecksonville, Fla. who have spent the i 4 Judge and Mrs B. B Arenhsbald of | s already improved | the state central | more can- | the republican side, it would | a brisf general ses- | ats adjourned | h addresses here given, for positive Vegetable bompound’ Tumor Removed. Lindley. Tnd =Mre May Fry. Kinsley, Kans =3ire. Stelja Gifford Beaman. ire. S J Barber XY= Mrs. Wm. Bonghton. Datl, Ohio=irs W. I Housh: 7 East- view Ave. Change of Life. ¥4 Iirens, 3 Paimetto St .=3irs. Wm. Somerville, 195 An Tizzie Holland. ind.=Mrs Syl. B. Jerauld, 508 N. . Ohio=Mrs Alice Kirlin, 333 West Huston St. Salem, Ind.=Msa. 1 Bastlesville, Ind =V New Orleans, Lu.=) Place. South Boston, Mass =Mrs Geo 8. Juby,Rear 802 E. 6th St Maternity Tronbles. Mrs J.J. Stewart, 1480 Ful- S. Hinkle. Wandson Branstettor. 3. Biondeau, 1525 Camp Brooklgn, t 1Z5ifs & O Kaishats, B.F. D =3irs Louis Fischier. 52 Mon- Sophia Hoff, 515 | troe i, Obio = Mrs. en Ave. Jirs Mary Amundson. R F D. | Neb =Mrs Frank Harpham, R. R. roe. Cinclisati, OhiomMrs. Flora Abr, 1074 State Avenub. ~Mrs. Homer N. Seaman, T H. Dandy. ' Freida hosenau. 664 ol- ma Draper. A Williams, 142 = Sam Leo, 2027 4th St. i V. Piper, 29 Organic Displacements. Bas Shorer %0 YomAire: & 3. Hagérmann, 3 Alics Darling, R.F.D. . Augustus Lyon, R-F.D. Chicago, Hi.=Mrs. Win. ‘ully, 465 Oggden Av. the powerof Lydia di s form for the of their 1ng that we should refe do ‘other suffe Tegetable Compot fatements 1 to them bnt the truth. from woman’s ailments are invited to wnte to the names and does cure funale ills. These women are only a few of thousands of living witne: } Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to cure female Not one of these women ever received compensation in any ames in this advertisement— but are will- ng women to prove that Lydia E. Pinkham’s 1 is a reliable and honest medicine, and that the de in our advertisements regarding its merit are the proof that Lydia E. Pinkham’s anic Dispiacements—contiuned. New fu-uq, P 3 A Buranas, B ED, Westbo26, Mo =Mrs. Susio Tompleton, Painful Periods. ingston, N. Y.=Miss Eisied. Foller, 174 Pine Oxford,Mass.=Miss Amelia Duso,Box14 1 = Mrs. Mattie Copenhaver. 2016 Belimont Ave. Mt. Desert Light Station, 8.W. Harbor, Me.= m Robbins. ch.=Drs. Burt Loyd. R.F.D. No. A Sanbo Trre Towa=Miss Ma t. ineSt, Zetty Pitzer Williams. vis.=Mrs. Carl Dahlke. ty Heights, N. J. Jersey Bleecker St. Seot{rill, Micli=Mrs. J. G. Jolinson, RE.D Syikos, Tonn,=Mimmio Hall. Ovarian Trouble. Westwood, Md.—Mrs. John F. win, Mo.~Mrs..julia Frantz, . Pa =M. Ligonier, Ind. Fort Collins Barksdale, T 3 Shenandoah Junction,W.Va., Mrs. G. B.Whit- tington. MrsTda Krnger, 6058 TnionSt. Chieago, 11 Schacfforstown, Pa. Mrs.P. A, Ferris, R.F.D.No.2. Clara’ Wafermann, Robert Blankenship. issa Green 601 Tuttle Av, Prostration, Va =3, Mayme Windle, ex1<r\1u A3 Young Ecgleston, . Oury, 110 E. r=.Mary Jobnston, 210 Siege] St. Mrs. Mari Janette Bates, ClaraL, Gauwits, R.R.Nod, Mrs. Sallie Stevens. Mrs. Tillie Waters, 841 Lib- Box Orbisonia, Pa. because of the good they may Sterling Silver, Silver Depositware, Cut Glass, Clocks, Etc. Useful and Desirablz Articles for Wedding Gifts, Finest Goods Largest Stock Lowest Prices John & Geo. H. Bliss. Schoo! Supplies Pads, Composition Books, Pens, Ink, Mucilage, Paints, Crayol Pencil Box: Knives, Lunch Boxes and Baskets. MRS. EDWIN FAY, Franklin Squara septéd Pencils, , Slates, Erasers, Straps, ns, SOMETHING NEW! . large Assortment BURNT WOOD Art and Brass 600DS Outfits, Stains, Eulbs, Etc. See show window display. Headquarters fc FOOTBALL - GOODS ALLING RUBBER CO. 191 Main Street, Norwich 162 State Street, New London 1 Store Combinations. . cuests of .w.# 1. Hillard before de- southern home, catuck was | £ 13 years of | b home A he ter in Uxbi home this wee who has been e to sit up. 3 Fred Fi roe of Providence Henry Langworthy and son, Maxon, have returned from a visit in | Ashawa 1 Irs. 3. B. Mc is the guest of | ghter in t 1 Pear] Ca who has i | ch, Mo e returned from a visit with rel- | atives in New London. | Returns to City Home. has closed her | vinte 4 embe | meeting a visit with relat Mrs. Daniel Hall " time with friends in New Lon- | returned hom I ‘ rer mooi n the riv Sildersleeve's Riverside winter ber AS A FEATHER. i i AS LIGHT | | | | | Handsomest | and most Perfect money and science can produce, DR. SBON GILLETTE Examiner for the Norwich Optical Co. Removzd to the channron Building, Rooms B and C, | Main Street Entrance, Over Aliing Rubber Store, sept2id ner COLCHESTER | Reports from Grange Fair Satisfactory —Personal Items. meeting in with a > held a 1l Tuesday evening, on the recent fair wers i NOANK ]= s > fair was a success finan- Late Stayers in Summer Cottages | Mr. and Mrs. L amoviteh were in Loave for City Homes—Interesting [Norwich and New London Monday, o calling on relatives. Eonsiilons _Louis H. Baldwin and a friend from | Ashoroft returned on | NO¥, Flaven were visitors in town on | SDOEE visit with | from town will attend the cous | State fair ln this week. ned to New | “Harry wWickwide and Harry Groo- at the Ar- were in IExeter and Lebanon on Seny Fonk fa visc ] auto truck from Norwich was BN lin town Sunday after a lot of wood Fitch return to {yworking machinery which had been ) (Wednesday). |used at Potter's saw mill on the Skin- | ) is confined to her of Norwich in town Mon n a touring t and William vich th was New Haven.—After an iliness of on- a weel’s duration, derick erness, for six vears deputy e . and fo ¢ in thi city, Looks and health of many would be improved by discarding thor- oughly bad teeth for good arti- ficial “ivories.” If yours is such a case Get Our Estimate which is given free. We extract fit painlessly, perfectly and charge very moderately, whether you decide on high-priced or On Inexpensive Piates DR. JACKSON. King Dental Parlors, ct. Franklin Square, Norwich, M. HOURIGAR COMPLETE HOME FURNI. HER. Funeral Director and Embalmer. Norwich and J2wait City. sept20d MISS M. C. ADLES, Hair, Scalp and Face Specialist GOOD WORK » reports of the| Miss Adles finds is done only by herself. Tired of quack: pooing, Hair Dressing, to have it done right patrons from the poison treating scalps injured etc., washes, and dves. Miss Adles will be in Norwich all the veek of October NORWICH—Waurega: , she has consented to do Sham- in_order nd to save her of cheap by FISH FLAKES At CARDWELL'S A new way to have Fish Fresh NEW YORK—210 West 111th St. phone 704. sep26d sept24d HERE Is no advertising modium in | THERE is no adverilsing medium ia tern Connecticut equal to The Bi n for business results. Eastern Connecticut 1 ul- in for business res Principal of Boston Public Cooking School for 15 years, says of awjo. dean €S «1 have used several makes of ranges but consider the Crawford the des?. It uses less coal and gives a mwre even /keat than any range I ever saw.” The Single Damper (patented) affords the only perfect control of fire and oven. The Oven has no “cold corners” nor “scorching M. HOURI spots,” because of the cup-joint heat flues. The Two Hods in the base, one for ashes instead of the old clumsy ash § pan, and one for coal, is 2 wonderful trouble-saving idea. Patented Grates. Ask the Crawford agent to you. Write us for circular. Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co. § 31-35 Union St., Boston GAN, Norwich, Agent. o WATERPROOF Makes leathers last Ionger. Gives quick, brilliant result. Handy and clean to use. THE F. F. DALLEY CO. Limited Hamilton, Ont. VAREAR LU A v, 28RE N SHOE POLISH. [ALL DEALERS 10¢] @The flanh 121=-125 Main Street The Leading Stere in Eastern Connecticut Devoted Exciusively to Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Wearing Appare!. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK | During the Opening Days we will display Imporied Meodel Gar- ments as well as the very finest productions of America’s foeremest designers of Eowns and Cestumes, Smart Talored Suits and Rich Furs and Fur Garments, Excusive Shirtwaists, Ec. You are cordially in- vited to attend the Fall Opening in our Wom- en’s Department. OPENING DAYS Today, Tomorrow and 28, 29th and 30th. Friday, September [oats, Blaek Silk Petticoats, were $4.75, now $2.98. Whife Lawn and Tailered Waists, were $1.09, $1.25 and $1.50, row 79c¢. One lot of Ladies Hats, were $4.90, row $3.50 White Star Clothing House Gpzn every eve and Misses’ 153 iiain Street Buick ceived a Telephone 553-5 As the authorized agents of the Buick Automebile Co. imited number of NEV/ 1910 BUICKS of various models which we are positive can be placed here within ten days. The discounts on these cars will surprise you. A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT. M. B. RING AUTO CO., Buick we have re- 21 Chestnut Street Your Home On inspection may need a few Shades or Curtains, or perhaps your Carpets begin to look a little shabby; maybe a couple of new Parlor Chairs or a new Rug or Dining Room or Kitchen Fur- niture would be desirable, Well you know there must be a few things badly needed for the ceming winter, and ne matter what you need we have it. We cerflially invite you to ceme and have a leok. It simply means “a litt better quality for a little less money. SHEA & BURKE, Norwich and Tattvilie septisa High Grade PIANOS Latest Sheet Music AND NEW STYLES WALL PAPER Yerrington's 49 Main Streel ll’“d i .