Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 20, 1910, Page 6

WESTERLY 'AND ITS - INTERESTS | Thomas W. Biddles to Run fof i(epresentative as ‘an Independent Candidate —Rebuilding of Pawcatuck v Valley Road Completed—Ex-Governor Utter Nom- nated for Congress—Prohibitionists Select Nominees —Death of Joseph Chesebro, Theamas W. Piddles, who was candi- date for nomination as representative from the First district, Westerly, to ithe general assembly, and who was de- feated in open republican caucus by Joseph T. Murphy, has bolted the cau- cus and will make a try for the office as an Independant candidate. In order o get his name on the official ballot it ‘was necessary teo have the signatures of Mfty legal voters on tha nomination papers and to file same with Town S Whipple by midnight of Wed- nesday. Mr. Biddles has complied ‘with that requirement and the nomina- tion papers have been forwarded to the secretary of state. The aection of Mr. Biddies is not ap- proved by the town committee. Contractor Cavanaugh has completed the work of rebuildifg the Pawcatuck Valley street railroad from Westerly to Watch Hill, having been relleved of the section near the Foster farm. Here a cut of four feet is to be made in the road and this work will be done jointly by the highway committee of the tewn of Westerly and the trolley company, and independent of Mr. Cav- anavgh's contract. The roadbed, over- FREETOTH RUPTURED A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without Operation, Danger or Loss of Time. 1 have a new Method that eures rupture and 1 waat you to use it at my expease. 1 am not trying to sell you a Truss, but offer you a cure that stays cured and ends all truss-wesring and fi?r of strangulation forever. o matter whether you have a single, double el rupture or one following an operation, Ty Mathiod 1s an sbsokute cure. 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CASTRITIUS, ing Westerly Jowaler. guf 'HARNESS HAND, gupy ried stoc| in stook at head construction and rolling stock is new first class in every respect and is all that was promised by General Manager Sewell when he asked the co- operation of the town of Westerly through the town council, * Without any personal efiort, but by the persistent work of the Westerly delegates to the consressional conven- tion, ex-Gov. George H. Utter of West- erly- was nominated from the Second Rhode Island district Wednesday to succeed Congressman Adam R. Capron. Soon after the declination of Mr. Ca- pron to be a candidate for renomina- gion Mr. Utter declared that he was in no sense a candidate for the placs and would do nothing to secure delegates favorable to him, but that if the con- ventfon saw fit to nominate him he would gladly accept. The Westerly delegates, howav took a different view and put up a s fight for the nomination. They in- formed the special committee of five that if they failed to present any other name than that of Mr. Utter for the nomination that the matter would be taken up in the convention. The com- mittee decided to make no recommend- ation and it was a free-to-all contest. ‘There were three candidates, George H. Utter, Walter R. Stivers and Edward O. Arnold, and Mr v ward O. Arnold 24 ' Tt 26. He led Stivers by 40 Arnold by 6 Samuel H. Davis nominated Mr. U ter, Joseph P. Burlingame of Warwic nominated Mr. Stivers and Mr. Sayles illville nominated Mr. Arnold. ast congressman from Wester] was Nathan Fellows Dixon, who was elected in 1863 and served to 1871,when he declined re tion. Therefore it is forty-nine years since Westerly has been fayored with a congressional nom- ination for reprasentative, votes and Local Laconics. | Miss Catherine Gunn of East New London is the guest of Mrs. William Hiscox. Postmaster Charles J. Butler is in Bostan the annual conven- attending tion of the New association. England Postmasters’ unty commissioners will give today (Thursday) to appli- for liquor licenses in the town toning toh. storekeeper at tired last- Saturd tendency of the miil. from the superin- At the Rhode Tsland repuh convention Wednesday all the state | officers were unanimously renominated the governor and major portion of hem for asthird term. Joseph Chescbro died Tuesday at his home in Jersey City, aged body will be buried at c Larki Chesebro of auock. A boy employed in the Clark thr mill cut an artery in his laft wrist when a knife he usel to cut ends LUMBER AND CCAL. - COAL “THERE'S COMES A HALT IN THE DAY'S OCCUPATION, 'Tis ! KNOWN AS THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.” (Longfellow) -~ Children’s hour ? That means home and comfort and loved ones, Good Coal goes a long way toward making home comfortable—Chappell Co, sells it. E. CHAPPELL C6. Central Wharf and 150 Main Street. Telephones. Lumber 0dawy ~SOAL ALWAYS IN STOCK. A. D. LATHROP, the summer mont and othe Engiand Arthur of Weste Miss Aima were married Wed- day in S in, Pa. at the resi- >2"0f the Lride's parents. | William S. Eaton, while at work in {the C. B. Cottrell '& Sons’ company day, lost half inch of his tmb by contact with a cirenlar saw. n E. Miner of New | | and Mirs. Herbert D. | Fordham . of Sag Harbor visited with | friends 'in ‘Westerly and North Ston- | ington Wednesday. The - employes of the White Rock miil have presented a fine gold watch and chain to Hov who re~ | excepted) ped, the point entering the wrist. There was a free flowage of blood and the boy was taken to the office of Dr. R. B, Smith for treatment. The prohibitionists of Westerly have nominated Iseac G. Bairber for state senator and Thomas H. Peabody and Otis H. Chapman for representatives. The town committee is composed of John W. Conant, William C. Andrews, Alpheus Eldred and William W. Dove, y The Young Men's Republican ciub of Rhode Island has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The object of the “club is to “ascertain desirable candidates for state and municipal offices and to work for the best interests of the state and the republican party therein.” Brief State News Southport.—It is probable that B. A. Bulkeley will have a trotting trac constructed on his Greenficld property. Lyme.—Miss Jeanne Seitlinger of Meriden has becn engaged as organist at the Congregational church in Old Lyme. Norwalk. Mary parochial school ed Tuesday afternoon out of respect to the late Mayor Brundage. Colebrock.—Thz republicons on Tues- day nominated W. P. Lawrence and Fred W, Moore, McLean men, for rep- resentatives. Portland.—Over 130 guests were present at the husking bee and barn dance given by Mr. and Mrs, George Payne at their barn Monday evening. Bethel.—The committee of the Con- gregational church met Monday to make arrangements for celebrating the 50th anniversary of the church on Friday, Nov. 25. Broad River.—Gzorge W. Voorhees. superintendent of the Riverside ceme- tery, is having the foundation laid for a handsome vault for Manice Delorest Tockwood which will cost about $15,- 060. Waterbury.—George C. Kirkman has resignad as manager of the local ex- change of the Southern New England Telephone company and W. F. Harper of Meriden has been appointed to suc- ceed him. New Haven.—The distribution of the 300 maples which will be given out by ¢ Friday. which is the birthday mes Hillhouse, will be'by tickets which are to be secured at the office of Mayor Rice in thg city hall. Fair Haven.—Work on the Shore Live railway is being pushed ahead in ‘oon, where 25 men are grading the roadway. Near Totoket 50 men and teams are at work. It is intended to have the line well advanced by next spring. Bridgeport.—For the third time in a period of less than three years the store of Caesar Misch, incorporated, at the corner of Main and Golden Hill sireets, and also on Middle street, was broken into some time early Tuesday morning and clothing valued at b twean $350 and $400 and $8.50 in money stolen. Farmington.—Mrs, Lisa S. Henderson of Farmington has appointed Mrs. Robert Middlemass a member of Ell Dougla lodge, Daughters of Scotia, rd, as deputy nd chief daugh- charge of Lady Stewart lodge, No. 14, of Torrington. She has ap- pointed Mrs. John oan, Jr.. deputy chief daughter in cha in Ansonia. e of the lodge No Escape. “Are you in favor of woman suf frage?” she asked. “Oh, yes; enthusiastically,” plie “Now, 1 wish you would tell me why you think women ought to forget their children and their household duties and get out into the world to mix up in political affairs. If you know of any good reason”— “Good heavens! 1 beg your pardon. 1 merely said I was in favor of it tc avoid arguing with you. Can’t a mar be safe on any side any more?’—Chi cago Record-Herald. he re TRA(ELERS' DIREGTORY T0 NEW YORK NORWICH LINE The water way — v of traveling. Steamers City of Lowell and Ches- W stauncn vessels the comfortable A delightiul voyage on Long Island Sound and a superb view of the won- gerfu\ skyiine and waterfront of New Steamer leaves New 22d Street 5.45 a. m. (Mondays and Pler 40, North River, 7 a. m. Fare Norwich to New York $1.75 Write or telephone W.J. PHILLIPS, Agent, New London. Conn. aug All Water Route NEW YORK Chelsea Line Fare $1.00 Unexcelied Ireight znd serviee direct to and from All Outs!ds Statersoms, From Norwich Tuesdays. passenge: New York Thursdaya | Office—cor. Market and Shetucket 8ta | Bundays, at 515 p. m. Telephone 168-13 CALAMITE COAL “It burns up clean.” Well Seasoned Wood C. H. 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In the famous pandicts of Justinian it is stated without the least equivocation that an enemy’s property of every description iS res nullius (that is to say. is without an owner) and that occupancy. by which the captor makes it his own. is an in- stitution of natural law. If things were as bad as that so late as the time of Justinian what must they bave been in still earlier times?—New York Amer- ican. Zeno’s Paradox. Many persons will recall the famous Jparadox of Zeno by which he sought to prove that all motion is iinpossible. “A body,” he argued. “must move either in a place where it is or in a place where it is not. Now, a body in the place where it is is stationary and cannot be in motion. nor, obviously, can it be iu motion in the place where it is not; therefore it cannot move at all.” . . Bodies do move, however, and that is a sufficiert answer to the ingenious philosopher. Banks In France. The “till money™ held by commercial banks in France is the only cash they bave on hand. and that seldom exceeds 3 or 4 per cent of their deposit liabilil- ties. The joint stock banks, however, have a secondary reserve, amounting to about 15 to 20 per cent of liabilities in “money at call and at short notice,” which is money loaned to -merchants and others on stock exchange and sime« flar securities. - Buyers are of price and horse power. record holds good. for the 1910 Glidden Tour. est.an this event Chalmers ““30"° $1500 Chalmers “Forty’* $2750 Luensed under Selden Patent. Autofiiobilé Two Kinds: Those who want the best car for the least money. Those who want the best car regardless of price. 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