Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 4, 1910, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN. DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS DANIELSON Factory No. 2 Leased for Three Years —S8. of V. Pl-n Big Meet—Peat Bog Burning. Commander Dr. F. W. Darmer. of Camp Edward Anderson, S. of V., states that the McWatters male quar- tette of Boston has been engaged by the eamp to assist in_ the exercises | that are being arranged for the eve- ning of October 25, when Re Ed- ward Anderson of Quincy, Mass., for whom the ecamp is named, will be pres- ent and will deliver an address. Invitations for the -affair have been accepted by members of the organ- ization In Norwich, New London, Put- nam,. Jewett City., Central Village, and North Grosvenordale. Indicatiens are that the gathering is going to be a very Jarge one. Judge Ralph M. Grant of Hartford mfl b’l staff of officers will also be present, and FEdson M.“RBishop and other prominent persons are coming. Tt is planned to have a reception at ‘which Rev.. Mr. Anderson’s many friends in Danielson may have an op- portunity’ to meet him after he makes peat bog on land near the old brick- in is commencing to at- yard of the Quinebaug East Brookiyn, company The flames have plen- Town Mecting Votes $13,000 for New Bridge—Only Seven Police Court Cases During Auy.nt-—-:lcr.hm Re- sults. At the annual town meeting Mon- day afternoon. ex-Mayor J. J. McGarry tract attention. W derato g ty of material to feed on’and are feed- | nock ";‘énu;';; se[c);‘z;fl,}_m"g ey ing accordingly. A heavy rain of long | * Anong other things done . at the durgion will probably be necessary fmeeting was the appropriating of $18,- to dxtinguish the peculiar fire, which | 00 for the comstruction of o . recer. had its beginning in some unknown'| forced concrete bridge across. . the manner. About the Borough. Henry McDermott of Bdward A. Brown of Bridzeport, for- merly engaged in business in Daniel- son, was in town Monday. Clarence Gifford of Brown university was among those who came home to vote, Henry F. Clark veas on a business trip Monday. ‘William Curran of Fitchburg, Mass., Woonsocket was at his home in Danielson Mon- in Worecester Quinebaug river to replace the weak- ening wooden structure in Bridge street. The new bridge is to be in a four-span stretch, with three piers, a blue print showing the form being exhibited to the voters by a repre- sentative of the firm of architects that made the plans. It is to be the full width of the street, with 28-foot road- way and 5-foot walks at each side, or a 26-foot roadway with 6-foot walks at each side, this to be decided Dby the selectmen, who by authority of the voters in the meeting, are to have the formerly of Danielson, was in town | WOrk of building the structure in T charge. Heneault of Waterbury Other appropriations include_ $3,000 spent Sunda) at his home in Daniel- | for the repai 2hways; $300 for son, r Mrs.:W. F, Woodward leaves today | Ring of the h (Tuesday) for a visit with friends’ in Hartford and Waterbury. repairs of bri $22,500 for the run- gh and common schools town, in¢luding instruction in and the purchase of books and of the music TUESDAY, . Uneeda Biscfi it .are soda crackers made from the finest flour and the best matenals obtamable—— .?-5,_ | That Makes them an ideal Fonn * Uneeda Biscuit are baked in surroundings where clean- * liness and precision are supreme— 3 That Makes them P URE Uneeda Biscuit are touched only once by human hands » —when the pretty girls pack them— That Makes them c’_EA N Uneeda Biscuit are sealed in a moisture proof 5 A Package (Never sold in bulk) ) Cl “ranklin, who is em sloy - For Memorial day was e s very oh | € Eatrl‘in]fe:\llha R Y, was at his voted. - An- appropriationy of Commander Parmer s very much B, 2 = - 1a voted for the Day-Ki encouraged by the prospects of great- | Bome in Daniclson over Sunday. hospital, $300 as usual for the wo- Iy ’"'-‘\"«';'"'"t ':' "11:”"7"""“‘9 ;’f the Goodwin Raily Planned. man’s board and $100 for the free camp and now has the names of more e beine made fot a | bed. For the public library $1,000 was than 3y persons eiigible to join. A A oronty Of Charies jvoted, with the sgecifle understsnding n B Goodwin's candida: for governor. | that a report be m ade to the town SEPTEMBER RECORD, The date has not vet been announced. | Telative to t _manney in which the . AT s T : Mr. 1rs, nry Dembo were [ money is expended. Eighteen Clear Days—Variations from |, & and Mre Henry i 5 e b fo s Summer Heat to Frost. =4 : £ care of old Killingly cemetery, this — Killingly Held in No-License Column|afier a plea for a large amount, which September showed - ifs propensity by Narrow Majority. was not forthcoming principally be- Yor resisting classification as either a By the narrow majority . of eight|Cause of the heavy expense that the yeriod of excessive heat or a time of | yotes Killingly was held in the no-|town will be called upon to meet dur- frost and ehills by running the chro- | jjcense column Monday afier a struggle | Ing the coming vear. matic scale of temperatures up and | petweerr tho wets and drys that was| When the matter for the appropria- down the thermometer during the 30 | {he most interesting feature of the| tion for schools Wwas being considered lavs of its passage. It made a record | day. The vote wae No 5%;, Yes 539.{ by the meeting, Dr. Omer Larue in- both as a time of scorching and of [ The only other contest was between | Guired if it would be possible to have freezing. ' Nor did it require the full [ candidates for selctmen, John Ayl-|the instructor in-music visit the paro- time o fits running to demonstrate its | warq, demoe defeating Patrick | chial schools in town. As there was versatility for rapid changes. It was | Riley. democrat, the latter having been | N0 clause in the warning with refer- not until the 26th inst. that it flashed |, member of the board for several|ence to this matter it was disposed ott of the most oppressive heat of the | yvears, {of by referring it to the town school month with a registration of $1 de- |~ The counting of the vote revealed|committes for comsideration. &roes, dh"lll with ::”i;’:l"flf;t ‘}i"’lnfw more than the expected trouble w s‘m Extra Three Mills Voted. dropped down on the i to the Jow | the stralian ballot, 96 out of th & record of 32 | degrees—the freezing 1,039’::;::&“3 being rejected. Fighty Eomgr ’1,"; L ',".‘1_‘“,‘5?”&“,“?:, Sarer polnt. of these were thrown out because they | the tax rate, this advance bemng The official figures from the weather | were without the required m 'thelin berative if the-iiterest charges on bureau at Bitgood’s show that there | circle at the top of the column, and|ihe hoa: o ich e were 18 elear. 9 partly cloudy and 2| 1§ more for being marked or mut P e o e cleudy days during September. There | ed; 46 other electors lost their ent ,\“hou and pridge are to be met. |Temembered by many residents as a, vere 8 daye on which .01 or more pre- | vote for selectmen because they had |y’ | as apparently cheerfully voted, [member of {he dry zoods firm of Sharp eirig 150 on the 7th. The . mder the law. - I : : 3 % total rainfall for the month was 402 kmi,“:“ida;i"‘.i',,f“,_? sl T \u;»s passed i one con- Town Remains License. inches. 3 5 e steateht{ el ke ahe BEEE] AN LY o Sh S Pdtnam again remains the only l- There 10 special phenomena s the democratic | lcctmen of borrowing such meney as | onse town in this corner of the coun- st By, Aimndaratéems! octarra ‘o |1 afeded dosnl Hhclisar O cupS The announcement that Kiling- tiie 5th and 6t there were frosts | tax, the same rate as last| Laiaq coile inother making the had again voted “No” by the narrew e (Ba 300 Rt 9 S e .]n,l‘ql'm ectible on or before April | ..ot Cr's was received with a great R 3 \in the afternoon. S SRR deal of interest here and the result FACTORY NO. 2 P ot oy R P i How the New Baliot Worked. was immediately bulletined. r being elacted being indlicated by an as-| The Australian ballot, us¢d here for City Notes. Leased for Thrgo Vears by Connec terisk: the first time, was taken to Mrs. Ellen St:ddard of Elm street cut Mills Company. Republi three vears,| by ‘the voters. They made some mis- | to attend the wedding of Ber miece. — { Robert . sessor ome | takes, as is always the e but 1m0 | ice * Anmie Goodwin, which takes The Connecticut Mills company has | vear. William P. Kelley board of | more than w to be expected under |1 ce in Arlington, N. [, on Wednes- taken a lease of factory No. 2 at In- | relief, W. Irving Bullard 595°. Brnest|the circumstances. pe dustrial place for a period of three | E. Ciark 576% James N. Tucker 600%:| One laughable incident was that sup- |° A" M. Towne is resting comfortably years. Tt Is understood that the pa- |selectmen John A. GiJbert 561% Charles | plied by the voter who tore the eol- |, o pay-Kimball hospital, after an- pers ‘were ‘passed Saturday. A clause | E. , Sidney Bastow 49 umn headed “Republics out of hi dergong an operation recently. in the lease gives the mill company | ditor, Frank W. Bennett 489%: grand [ballot and attempted to cast the sec Mr and Mrs, Gearge Hatbeway and the privilege of buying the factory at | jurors, Sidney S. Stone 597%, Frank W.| tion. He was set right by the election their son Mave heem guests of Worees- the expiration of the lease or at any | Bennett 592¢, Clarence A. Soule 5967: | officials Tiat frientls. They afteudad iRetdeer: time during the period that it fs In | collector of taxes, William N. Arnold| There were na.disturban of any | ition of the new athletic grounds of force. 5 constables, Edward S, Carpenter | nature during the day, evervthing be- | \Worcester academy. N Emory Anderson 571% Louis S.|inz done in a quiet and orderly man- | 31 ¢ ¢ I Kelley of Grove street FINED FOR ASSAULT. | Barstow 581*, Frank Weod 581*; regie- | ner. is visiting relatives in and abonut Put- o~ trar of ‘voters, Arthur P. Woodward| Of the total -ef the 939 votes cast i o = Edward O’Connors, Who Struck Mrs. | 589* Frank L. Bennett 587% James E.|an even 100 were rejected for various . H. Stern spent Monday in Bos- Mary Gates, Take: Appesd. Smith & town school committee, Out of the total number of { " 2 = 5 three years, John A. Paine 600%, Hec tor | counted there were 438 straight Mr. and Mrs. . Pratt have re- Swagd Fooanoes" & 1ok MeConnell 598%; town schook commit- | republican straight democrat- |, oo SRC S8 O ove visit with worker. Was found suilty of an alleged | t6, one vear, Willlam . -J. fe. The voters e relatives in Willinantic. assault on Mrs. Mary Gates, and sen- | 599%; tree warden, Jobhn A. (,zlhen in favor of sta : | supe A conclave of the Pages of Arthur temced to serve €0 days and pay the | _ Deémocratic—Assessor three yvears, | 239 voting Yes and 891 No. The ¥ was beld in the Congregational cas- costs, amounting to ‘about $17, after,a | GeOrse W. Tagues: 40: asspssor onejon the license question was 043 ¥es, |, room Monday afternoon at half- hearing in the town court Monday | y°ar, Fred C.Bsllows 415: board of re-} 259 No. Li envelopes to the num- 1, /o sour o'clock. The Knights of morning. The assault, which consist. | lief. Arthur V. Woodiworth 410%, Jobn | ber of 49 contained ballots relative 0 {50 4rthur held a conclave at half- o0 of striking Mra. Gaten. who. ia aieg | Chase 416%: selectien, John Ay the. matter of supervision of schools | 08 ST THT PR ¢ : 9% ley 387 and were rejected. P of Danlelson, took place Saturday eve- | 4197, Patrick Riley 387, J ning. O'Conners toolaan appeal from the decision Peat Bog on Fire. ] Burning steadily, Jday after day, a iN THE HOUSE Hiale’s Honey .of Horehound and Tar For Coughs, Colds and Throat Troubles YOU MAY I NEED IT Pike’s Toothache Dzops Care n One Minute TO-NIGHT Sold by Druggists Home Treatment for Tuberculosis ured ' Many people have themseives of Tuberculosis by a v simple, mn,i pensive hoime method—fresh air, care- ful_diet and Alters sine. It has been { i Josmis for several years, cure i mfier other methods had failed. | Think wilkt this means. N el isU's fees; no sanatotium iraveling expense Wekman's Alte Vl,h\' yeople at home, where encourage thes and g tander cars which mone nnot buy. Aftar you have thoroughly investi- ted our affidavits and restimonials yeur own mind that if ive has cured so many ' m ust has cured m ¢ omes that othere. it taking the ‘ ment should be If you have heen faithful to Rekman's Alterative. you wiil he amazed at your improvement A statement from one who knows follows: 220 So. 4th ®t. Colwyn, (Darby) Pa. Gentlemen: “For four years | was troubled with ecough, which gradually hecame worse: | had night sweats and pains in my chest. 1 was loeing my appetite and had become so thin and weak [ could not attend to my house- hold duties. A physician pronounced my ease Consumptfon. Not being satis- Aed, | wak examined by the physician: ot the Polyclinic Hospital; they also wronounced the disease Consumption, which was proven later, by an exam- ination of sputum, ae’ Tuberculosis Bacilli was found. 1 was ordered to a Consumptive Hospital My nephew would not allow me to go until I had tried Bckman's Alterative. Defo hiad taken the medicine thres weeks had marked relief . night sweats ceased pain in the breast relieved; cough be came 100 and easy. fever left me and 1 commenced ivlflng well MBy health became normal am in excelleut health now and have been completely cured for ten year: 1 strougly recom wmegd 1t (Signed, (MES2) MARY Waz320N Eckman's Alteracive cores Brouchitis Asthma, Hay er. Thruet and Luug \flo.cucan. I'dul %‘Le by The Lée & Os £D98 Cbi, and other leading druggists o TBhoKIer of cured cames u W n. v.; Eckman Laboratory, Philadel- pl\ a, Pa., for additlonal evidence. THERE is no advertising medium In Bul- W' Conneeticut equal to The B for busmess resulls 408*; grand jurors, James H. L.yon 406, auditor, Frank P. Warren 414 drew Corrigan 411%, Jamesg P. Aldr 405* collector of taxes, Thomas Br: constables, G 421F, vn 406*. Alcott D. Savies 414%; Tregistrars voters. James R. Walsh 407~ sph . L’Homme 407*, Henry H Y 404% town school committee. three vear James B. Shannon 408%: town scho James B. Shannon 408%; Clayton ¥. Wright 407. ELECTION DAY INCIDENTS. Australian Ballot Made Comparatively Little Trouble. Willilam H. An- orge M. Pilling tree warden, ’]'hr- full \ntfl W the en- elected, the as M\an\ S, Simon_ F: Clarence Keith 1] 531 1 1 of o l"rown a J. Richard 20; auditor, C collector of wrpenter 501:, constables 5 Hermon G. E. Breault 507, ; Henry h Putnam, chairman of | Barrak K. § the republican town committee, was Democrat the first man to cast one of the new | pale 314: nmm of reli : Australian ballots in the town of Kil s 305, *Rufus ingly. Mr. Putnam . passed through *Omer La Jiric | o the booths and out to the ballot bo¥ | Beausoleil 501: anditor, *Hercule Fre- | in the first minute after Moderator Sa- 2 r of John_O. | bin 5. Russell had declared the polls | De Jeausolic open, Monday morning. & Jouley His ballot” signalized the beginning |’ Peloq i ting town elections —intergsting b in recent of the voting in one of the most inter- vears use of the putting to #*Richard Gor- l)umcl F. | the test here for the first time of the McEvoy 311, alpl 3145 new system. As had been- expected, arden, Louis W Hhflh- e there was some misunderstanding by the electors as to just how the ballots ERNEST M. ARNOLD 3 were to be used, but with a few: ex- | ————— jions. every one .got along .very | Served With Papers in Involuntary nicely and there was little difficulty Bankruptcy Proceedings. in setting those right who went — astray, 1d, who has conduct- imount of bother was busin in t s city s who did not refold s served with pa- | p - they had ‘been folded bankruptey pro- | 0 when they received them. for wi ‘ternoon by Deputy | o lect they were sent the back to majority. the polls were open there was stea voting, the only neticeabie differenc from olher years heing that more time was tuken in the hooths, of the lickels Leing reynonsibie. During all of the hours that the marking States rainard portunity Mary M. of the B. contains With the Church Societies. A meeting of the Woman's Mission- ary society is to be held with Mrs. T >t are indicated an | D. Sargent this (Tuesday) afternoon. Topic, The Foreign woman: Her Op- in America. meeting of the Home Missionary ety is to be held im the parlors f the Baptist church this (Tuesday) fternoon. Subject, Mexicans. Miss Eddy will preside, Following are the topics and Jeaders Y. P. U. meetings to be eld this month: of voters, Heimoh G.| October 9—Forward Steps in Our town schqol committee, | Society. Exod, xiv:9-15. Mrs. H. W. Macdonald Charles L. | Thompson. library directors, Eugene Oct. 16—Your Amusementis. Da 2, George W. Holt Build Up or Tear Down? Rom. I‘rm‘m k J 5 3; Ps. xxxvi:7-12. ¥Fred Pick- Oct. 23—The Chances We Miss. Gal. i:1-10. Misa Mary Arneld. Oct. 30—A Harvest Spoiling (Con- uest M»e[.ng;, Mrs. Ida Kenxwd}‘. NORWICH TOWN Large Audience Hears Mrs. Jones— Interesting Service at Sheltering Arms—Chestnuts Plenty. There was a large attendance at the vening meeting of the First Con- gaticnal church, when Mrs, J. P. ires, a friend of Harriet Hyde wito, and living near her in India, oke of conditions in the Madura dis- said in part: The Madura dis- t is the size of Massachusetts and three and one-half million eople. ‘The city of Madura has 300,- 060 popuiation and is the largest of southerr Indian except Madras. The nse pcpulation is in many villages A few took it upon themselves | ¢ Hartford. Tt understood c? in a few cities, off the coupen at the top of | proceedings were instituted | The higher enlightened Hindus be- the ticket instead of permitting the a group of Arnold’s creditors in |lieve in onée God whe is everywhere proper election official to do:'so, and v. In connection with the mat- jand in everything. All classes are a few others who got the biz ballot ober 16th is named as the dafe ious. Everything a Hin- into the envelope intended solely ‘for Mr. Arnold is to appear in | rt of his religion: the enclosing the vote on the license ques- tford for a hearing. rising in the morning, the duties of the tion. A few came out of the hooths Casea Ashitidad Tor. Tollay. day' They regard. their gods as evil without having taken the treuble to] iS5l and as enemies and pray that they will [refold the ballot in any form. They | The cuss of Fary ¥ Jaad vs. 1;;" er them in their undertak- were also among those who went hack | FOY PEM, X RO, B0 The message of the mission. £ sl ke st ehe ek A mlac A b e led S God who loves them and for- On the whole, however, there were Calitge:, 16 aanehod n fow nore mistakes or misunderstand- IGKE SEatdiveri Greene ings than under the old system of voi- gust. Jehieh mill . — ing, and with this advantage: Many Sessions fansthe cvack Many Beggars. errors were prevented by the fact that Bl b e hough the new bailots are e without be- e rel.gious hesgars, thous ing enclosed in an envelope, whic SETTING BETTER. e s fact permits the kiacs, o My i e 7 NI ey - ToUN- . SRtaritees S regularity to be discovered and, in|ON'Y Seven Cases in City Court Dur- }1° s message to the Hindus many cases, remedied, Whenever the ing September. htocasd "Ofnfiflr;"h znd‘:m\_lri;es 3 electlon officials had the opportunity S sz, sk g Sl Lot they explained to the voter how to do| The September record in the oity |E€l “uf fnessmee bt 4o aot Wwant it ot et bl S an ) e Py court is one of the cleanest bills of | Toey - wish things to go on as .they The Hiast madere ortlichen Le . o rticulars that haa. emanated from have ..,‘ ne for thousands of years. The the new ballot' was, to the effect that | that source in many moons. It is a | /GisSionaries. must_go . out into ',he it is not as secret as it might be, and | strengthener of the theory that the |St'eets and ]’”f“;,s’ te t‘h(’ e oAl not so much So as was the old style g better. Therg were itk :lufl;lgl: s as R It is, of co e, possible to tear off E presented for consid- i - the coupon without disclosing how t n in the entire thirty davs. Only [ We s (Fuuilgluurrw:;l: eohnal . . but there is also the | one session of the court was held from [ Wa783 by tne help of the schoolsw lity that the marking may be |the 13th to the 30th of the month, this | 1L’ e village Sehsa o e n seen by the official at ‘the & 3 one a case of intoxication on the 21st ff"““}“‘l“’w“ “',,‘ff";"‘e;‘n‘""“’,:‘m‘:‘t‘g' at"‘); Improper folding, or the handling of | IDSt. i the ballot in & special way, will Census at St. Philip’s Church. e mrililr;,. SR R snme n tous this pos m)‘t Thes, ads The current pumber of St. Philip's tihns SGiet fom these scHQOLN. Yotee hatiste Joy palios (Eplscopal) member, has: foliow marked it and in such a ol Syt 5 - mutilation comes to the As thepe has not beer kept for Medical Work. the electidn officials, he time a0 sccur@RESUST of, Bjl ”fv esiies edbcitichal work there is o the Lallot clerk and tiead smen wheTrcurahiy MF,»\. H.mp . cal work. he' mission hodpifa, Arst ballat (o get a 3 tha « clerle “was insiructed iy ore are 110 “ladcra bas relieyed suffering and pallot clerk may, if he 8, look | 41,4 keep spey 1ist. “iig will inu | won Triends for the inission wor It at 'the markiBge.on the: ieturned. bal [t it or b i et diw \u" at | ¥as bullt and 13 almost suppartel DY g e gniugl meeting in aceordance with { t7¢ Eiecus whom it has helped Killtugly volers, nevertheless, made | rjecanon of the diocese, and there will | O+ kivblems come in the line of our tittle complaint and some m‘ them like | o qdded to it from yea Veir he If a \‘{)fl\s_r{ is thrust out the pew ballol better than the old one, | o B oSt BRE e el b, bl is ancesgtral occupation it scem aHhough. this cannot be. said of the ;);]‘:.'["J-“ ‘,,,_“,m.‘_“\.:;;_'"‘"\ Witk oo Juke he should be helped teo i liv- by the mission. So the trades Guests from Worcester. were tatught, the whole machinery oa Mr. and Mrs. Warren Green of Wor- |inausttial work is new used. o | cost en guests of friends in Ther2 are twenty-five churches in Putnam. Green was engaged in busingss herg and. will he s fornierly §ti rict—each of which s the Sovth Iadia United church. Some inta thinrgs ccme from Hinduism Christienity that we value. They b a cenfidence in God's presence w them ané a belief in His answers praver. The native character changed and improved. We can trust their werd. This werk is net eur work, but vour work. - Do not think that we are near- 1y tarcugp with this work. It is not short nor easy, but a great, wonder- ful work that will take life, treasure and prayer. . At the Sheltering Arms. ‘The Sheltering Arms service on Sun- dsy aftermoon was in charge of R« Dr. Kaunfman of ~Trinity Methodist church. He took for his subject The Safety of the Christian, reading and | ziving a clear and helpful expesition of tife 91st psalm. He said God tak care of his’ children in time and in | eternity, The soul of the true Chris- tian rests upon .the- inflinite power, in finite ‘wisdom and infinite love of our heavernly Father. Miss Alice .Woodward had of the song ervice. panied. cr. the pianc by Miss Blizabeth Lanc on ti violin. The opening hymn —Onl - Trusting—was followed by Cp- valleria Rusticana, a piane.solo with violn accompaniment. God Will Take Care of You was. the closing hymn. Many spoke- of the great helpfulness of the service. charge She was accom- Return to School Duties. Miss C. C. Bacheler ‘and her friend. Miss White, members of the faculty of Miss Masters’ school at Dobbs Fer- v. N. Y., returned om Monday. ‘On their way. they visited Miss Bacheler's brother, Rev. F. P. Bacheler of Tal- ‘The reopening of Miss Mas- ters’ school was delayed, owing to the water famine. Spoke at Schoolhouse. ‘William Crawford spoke at the ser- vice at the Scotland road' sehoolhouse on Sunday afternoon. Solos were sung by Mr. Kershaw of Baltic. Personal Menticn. There are sSeveral cases of chicken- pox among the children on the Scot- land road. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Spencer moved on Sat- urday from Old Cemetery lane to (7!» robando road. Mrs, Sarah Goldsworthy of Lafayette street is the guest of Mrs. Tomlinson of Canterbury. Miss Fannie C. Church spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartlett of Vergason avenue, Miss Lena Cohen of Fitehvill the guest on Sunday of Mrs Beetham of Wauwecus hill. ‘Mrs. William TIngalis of Brockiyn spent part of last week with her son, X 8. ln,a]]s of \er;,a;un avenue. After a visit dence, Mrs, on Monday to her with friends in T’u)u- Frank Barber returned home on Plain Hill. Mrs. Elleri Beetham and daighter ‘were recent visifors at the heme of her son, Joseph Beetham of Vergason avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R Porte- lance have returned from their wed- ding trip to their new home on Elm avenue. Mrs, Herman A. Davie of Preston City was a guest Sunday at The Pin the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey A. Fuller. Mrs. Laura Chapman of the Can- terbury turnpike is spending a fow s with her nephe anterbury. , Frank Smith of Many were out on Vergason Hill Sunday afternoon in search of chest- nuts and were repaid by weli filed baskets of fine squality. Mr. and Mrs. Potter returned on Saturday to Stonington after ten days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wll(‘qt of the Scotland road. J. Tibbals left Monday for her home in New Haven, after several weeks' visit with her &ousin. Miss Cynthia M. Backus of Town street. Mrs. S. Mrs. Charles Grant of the Taftville road has had dahllas this fall, riel color and of unusual ze, some of them measuring from 13 to 1€ inches in circumference, . Heyfy Butler ¥nd twe duugh 1do avenue, Mra, James Butler of ©ld Celudtery l8ne, -were in Balric on” Sunday, guests of their sis- ter, Mrs. John William "H and Srephen Paloer of street have been in North on & hubting ‘trip and -while: there were guests of Whitney Vergason. com bof An attachment for phonegraphs by hich a violin may be connected with the racord and made to prodice notes that are almost perfect has heen in- yventad by & Wiscensin men Watched ot Always Boils on the gas range, the world’s best QO ng stove, a hot weather neces- sity, and always “a friend indeed, in time of need.” Yon ought to see the new Estates, quality ranges built for diseriminating purchasers. Better laok at the Humphrey Instantaneoas Water Heater, also the Ruud Healer, when you call Gas & Electrical Dep't., 321 Main Street, Alice Building. school Supplies Pads, Pens, Composition Books, Pencils, ink, Mucilage, Paints, Crayons, Pericil Boxes, Slates, Erasers, Straps, Knives, Lunch Boxes and Baskets. MRS EDWIN £AY, ‘Frakiin Squars septéd Sweet Potatoes We have the best Hubbard Squash Faney Caulifiower Sweet Peppers ( Hot Peppers PECPLE’S MARKET, 6 Franidin St. sept3 ud H‘\‘Tl\ HOLDF\ Prop. DON'T WORRY It Makes Wrinkles. Warry over ill-health @Goes ' Realth no good, and merely el.n-q wrinkles, that make you look oidee than you are. It you =re sick, don't worry, but ge gbrout 1t to make ‘yeurself well. To do this we repeat the words of thousands of other former sufferers from womag- ly ills, similar to yours, when we say, Take V}buIn-O. It 1 a -wonderful female remedy, a2 you will admit i vou try it Directiona for ‘u G=e are printed W six languages with every bottle. 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