Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 3, 1910, Page 8

£ # e in 5¢ a Package WATER SITUATION Fairview Reservoir is Now Down 303 Inches—At Mohe-| Pipe are Laid—Second Well ! o Driver Arrived Here Wednesday—All Drinking Water | gan Lake 1800 Feet of Should Be Boiled. aken at Fa on Wednesday by S The measuremer Teser view rin- tendent Corkery of the water dspart- ment showed the water to be 303 inches belou h wat th op being the rate of three inches Th superintendent states that the large sirainer has been lowered by the diver and the we!lhouss there cieaned as never before, while a sirainer has been fitted to the pipe which will permit the draining of the pond if necessary. He says that too much amphasis cannot be ziven to the fact that all water taken from the city mains now should be hoiled before it is used for drinking purposes. The pond Is far below the point from which it wee ever intended water miwuld bs drawn and to be on the side of safety this sterilization should he done. It is in the Interests of good health and a precautionary method The diver has been at work at Mo- hegan lake this wzek, where the pipe in the pond hae been piugged so that the connection can be made therc at time as far as that work is con- rned. There have bean lald about 1.800 feet of the overground pipe line, vhich is somewhat less than haif of the distance to be covered At Meadow brook the artesian s now down to a depth of over Tsei and satisfactory progress is ing made. The second well driv rived on Wednesday morning. will be unloaded at Meadow brook and sat the second well will be ae poseible and the hole in the ground pushed down az Yast as the will permit. There up. Work on arted as soon e been no meas- (Never sold in bulk) once and taken to | machine | as the two water Revolution baking methods which gave the world Uneeda Biscuit also resulted in a Revelation * in soda cracker quality. Vou -realize this the moment the royal purple package and find soda crackers so tempt- ing and good that they cannot be resisted. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY DOESN'T IMPROVE announcen and it is bel the well g nt, but it w said then | ed now that the further | n th gér the sup- When Preside of the com- | pany whith is the well was | c here a few day e was as| what he thought of the dousing 1 0d of finding water. He said th 1 1 heard 2d hes plan quite often, that ng i wa s not found in both we The best rain that has fallen here in some months started Wednesday evening with several hard showers | before ten o'clo . and thereafter fall- hard g t heds should pour in {1t ever x | act S before, a quickly in addi rain will the supply | NOTICE RECEIVED OF MARRIAGE AT WINNIPEG. Miss Hazel Eggington, Formerly of Preston, and William Mecliwaine. have juet ben received by friends aunouncing the marriage of Miss Hazel Eggington of New York cit Preston, and William Winnipeg Mantitobs took place on Wedn ay, Oct - Winnlpeg. Mrs. Mcflwaine is a nlece of Dr. and Mrs. W. I. Hanford, and a few years zince made her home with them, while | the aere resi he has ng in Prestor nds in this section ypiness and snc- life of long dura- m all marriad NO BETTER WAY TO BREAK A BAD COLD. Surely Cures the Most Sev and Ends Grippe Misery in Celd Just a Few Hours. isery any nd othes ctes as a 25| of I Cold Com- which any druggist in the cam supply. Afier three years’ research we have conclusively demonstrated that qui- ne 18 not affective in the treatment olds or grippe. Mr. Otto Paul, Milwaukes, Wiz, says | Foley's Honey and Tar is still more | than the best. He writes us: “All those that bought it think It le the best for coughs and colds they ever | had, and I think it is still more thaa | the best. Our buby hed & bed cold! and cured Mm in one day. Please thauks " —The lee & Osgood ne advertising medinm in Qenmectécuh agival to The Bul- Rusinens remuita. v GMREAL. HAVE BEEN MARRIED FOR FORTY YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Avery D. Wheeler Cele- brated Anniversary on Wednesday. \t their home No. 2 CHff street | on Wednesda 1d Mrs. Avery | D. Wt ler celet ted the fortieth niversary of in a quiet | manne: \ r of their | ends ¢ and of- d best Vhoder ‘otlec] edding an- | ago, and the by many e enjoying den wed tions, and friend M i e .| Allen had charge of the ar- 2 united | rangements here and burial 5 X friends of 1 i idward Slatters of N M, Gallup of . Wheel- J. and Thomas H. er’s best man. \ llup, Whe | Taunfon, Mass.. and two sisters, Mrs. was then Miss Irena . Breed, was | Michael Degnan of Boston and Miss bridesmaid. The voung couple locat- | Mary Slattery of Taunton. ed this section have spent & practically all thei ere. They Sydney Solomon. son and Little Honey Employed. 3 osevelt ith fire and not witi hone d the presidi ling the speake that, whoever is fought in any quarter of of ours just now. it honeyed ‘words are liti] loye ammunition. By contrs e custom |ary vocebulary of Mar. Wat, | terson fades like the hind legs of a| mule affiicted with pal Journal, ind. rep. .—Providence republic did not reach $80.000,000 yaars later it reached $118.000 60¢ increase of some 43 per cent. in mul years. 4k X : S ‘ Uneeda Biscuit BUSINESS 2EFORE THE Peter the afternoon Judge Case took up ply of water | p1 of the claim be found an the well is only driven deep enough. He did not place much faith in the method, as he had | seen it tried often. While he hoped | b |that all that was indicated by the | | visit of Mr. Sevin to the lc v and | s | the bending of the dousing would | | be proven true, and he said he had | | no doubt it wo He further assert- | ed that he would he would be willing to select a location and to have one | selected by dousing rod and drive | we! in both places without cost, if | of the dec Charles Clea { members of t { rassed programme w Brothers. you CIViL SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Case Granted Motion for Non- Suit—One Case Settled—Hearing on Temporary Injunction. ourt & the dm. for ker 8. the New Haven road n taken up and the argumen 1 on the motion for a non- ‘her two cases to-be heard on | take the tenants down on the eleva- | Wednesday ‘were settled. One was | tOF fizst” he said, “and then T would Mielvin M. Peters and Melvin M. Peters, | Tun the elevator uip to the floor where urements of the amount of water being | administrator, va. Miss Cornelia Pot- | they roomed and get the stuff. It was received from the well since the last| ter, and the other was Mary Lyons vs. | Safe enough. McBride, administrator. matter of a temporary injunction of Mr. Babcock of Danie es to enjoin the Na: any from erecting pol property without permission. bat nt over until this morning. suit of Melvin M. M. Peters, administrator, Potter, The Vs, bo due him for food, ete. ss Potter, who was a board 1586 to 1907 at Mr. Peters home in Home street, New London. Potter claimed money for ser- Judge Case granted, ending on, who hawaug Power in front Perkins made a statement i there was no appear- ance for the defendant and the matter water will | i Peters and which was a sult Mr. Peters to recover mon- EAST SIDE ITEMS Christian Endeavor Meeting—Pupils Perfect in Attendance—Personals. Mr. and Mrs. John Vetter of No. 1 Hamilton avenue have returned after visiting during Mr. Vetter's vacation in Springfield, Stafford Springs, Hartford and Providence. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Whitney of Fairhaven were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Emily Pelton of No. 598 Main street. The Christian Endeavor prayer meeting at Preston chapel on Wed- nesday evening was led by Rev. P. C. Wright of the Central Baptist church. - At the Bridge district school for the month of October the percentage of attendance was 94.79. In an enrqll- ment of 134 there were only 9 in- stances of tardiness. while 69 children in the five rooms were perfect in at- tendance. The following is the list: Room 6—Irvin C. Elmer, teacher: 9 perfect Percy Bfllings, Marietta Boyens, v Colberg, Charlotte E. Fowler. Edward C. W. Frever, Agnes Gebrath, Walter Greiner, = Helen Storms, Minnie Williams. Room 5—Miss Anne M. Plunkett, teacher perfect: Raymond Bourne, Robert Culver, Esther E: on, Lou- isa Freyer, Walter Kellner. Leis Kin- ney, Francis Lumis, John Storms, Wal- Shanley, Fred Williams, Mary alz, Bdwin Yerrington. Room 4—Miss Mary A. i teacher; 12 perfect Leon Billings, William Brand, El Erickson, Mar- guerite Gunsalve, Helena Haubt, Olga Haubt, Herbert Lafleur, William Oli- | ver, Anna Plante, Viola Walz, Edmund Williams, Honora Williams. W Sullivan, Room fiss Mary L. . Brunelle, teacher, 1 perfect: Arthur Botham, Andrew Bovens, Earl Calkins, Robert Campbell, Edward Duro, Joseph Fal- | cone, Frederick Freeman, John Frey- er, Dorothy Oliver, Roseana Peloguin, Grac e, Lucille Spaulding, Vin- cent Whipple, Edwin Willlamson, Rog- er Worthington. | Room 2—Miss B, L. Wilbur, teach- er: 10 perfect: ~ Walter - FL. Allen, eddie Duro, Mary Falcone, Es- ther Eva Lafleur, Hazel M. Maynard, Alice H. Plante, Joseph Peloguin, Rosa A. Rogler, William F. Storms. Room 1 er: 11 perfec Miss Ethel Dikeman, teach- Leo Appleton, Gilbert Ex ackburn, Charles C. Botham, Ken- | neth Gulver, Arthur Disco. Fiorence |1 Dominick Falcone, Eva Plante, seth Service, Harold Walz, James | | e R Safe for the Crook. The cases multiply where crooks se- cure employment as elevator men or Dbellboys in order to make theft easier. | It will be well for hotel men and their guests to take note of this and be on their guard. The latesi clearing up of mysterious Tobberies comes from a hotel on Columbia heights in Brook- Iyn, by the discovery that a negro who ran the elevator is responsible for them. The man was caught in one of the rooms. by a porter, and admit- ted his guilt to the police. “I would | ‘no appeal SAVE THIS RECIPE FOR COLDS Pine contains the most active agents known to science for the quick cure of coughs and colds. This formula from a noted physic- ian will frequently. cure the worst cough or cold in a day. “Mix two ounces of glycerine, half ounce Concentrated pine compound, half pint of good whiskey and shake the bottle each time; use in doses of a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful every four- houre.” Smaller doses to children according to age. Any druggist has these ingredients or will quickly get them. Any one can mix them. Be sure to get only “Concentrated” pine which comes in half ounce bottles, each inciosed in an air-tight tin-top case. A prominent local druggist save he fills this prescription hundreds of times every winter. e} —_— Sunbeams. The girl in the silk stockings never gets her skirts mudd The new color photography makes to the man with the red nose. he prudent resembl ads prevent them hatpms. Their rom going too fa What was a martyrdom in mediaeval times would be cailed an advertisement today / We could all live on noth friends would but live on less. A lie is = poor substitute for the g if our truth, but what other one is there?— New York Tribune. Catarrh with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as the cannot 1 ‘the.seat of disease. Th a_ blood or constitutional in order to cure it vou e, and 3 internal remedies. Hall's fake Catarrh Cure is faken internally, and ts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Ifall's Catarrh Cure is not a qu medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years aj o regular pr scription. It is oomposed :{ the best Tonics known, combined with the best blood puri acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combi- nations of the two ingredients ix what produces such wonderful results in Catarrh. Send for testimonials Props, Toiedo, O. ists, price 1 amily Pills for consti- Take pation. Dressed in “Black and Yellow” Not “Football Colors’ of the carton containing Fole: and: Tar, the best and safe: remedy for sll coughs and colds. not accept a substitute. but see you get the genuine Foley's Hone ar in a yellow carton with blac ters. The Lee & Osgood Co. but the color Honey cough Do that The Indian Medicine Man can produce Toots and herbs fer every ailment, and cure diseases that baffle our most skilled physictans, who have svent years in the study of drugs. From the roots and herbs of the field originated Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg table Compound, which for thirty yea: has proved more potent and effieacious in curing female ills than any combi- nation of drugs known. i3 rendered and claimed to have cash payment. The sum sued dries = approximately $1,400, FUNERALS. await William F. Slattery. late home, on Starr street. ng steadly through the night. It don, L should be a help to the sy lgngs and | & attery on Wednesda serve to check the consumption of | MOrning at 8.30 o'clock. At 9 the bo the supply, though it will take a mueh ' Was conveved to St. Mary’s church, harder rain and a longer one to have New London, where Rev. Alexander much effect on the pond. where the | Wollschlager conducted a requiem high | Grop is mow three imches dame. At mass. Special music was furnished by ! | such a low noint, 47 inches lower than | the church choir. There was present | 1 large number of relatives and friends ed, including several from | Taunton, Boston, Worcester and from good: sized: stream this city. There were also delegations | 3 from Konomoc Hose company, the| »f Elks in New London and | realth of beautiful a around the ¢ iz several forms Rartenders’ union, John Clark and rles 1. Wing from the Konomo: company ané George W. Pra rank Collins of the Norwich lodg: present of the Nor- Exalted Ruler Aubrey tthews and arles W. > body was conveved to this city 10.40 train and was accompan- those who acted as bearers, New Londos ATy's cemetery. tery nd_four broth: The buri aw of Sydney Solomon, flowers of hearers of L 18 v ther were e Brown, MeCarthy hall. 1d carried out as follows: ithers n o Lia was held the funeral of ind from the Bartenders’ un- | flowers | et, among rom the or- - who officiited as bearers were and James Drury from | y who Hartford on Monday, ars A fine da and smokeless. cleaned. unscrewed for rewicking. 1| to be screwed down, but is put in like a | font byachain. | for service and yet light and ornamental. THE LAST WORD chine, tyre instantly 1 | | L I[)uvt, Messrs. 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Extra Special 100-yard Spool Black Sewing Silk— 3¢ a spool or 33¢ a doz. | The Annual Fall Notion Sale Begins This Morning Needles and Pins—Needies and Pins, when our Notion Sale starts a good substantial majority the best is to say, the best Notion Sale ever mind this sale is not made up of width goods count merchandise such as you find Come and help yourself to th little needfuls—buy all the notions and knick-knacks you need for bought for “Speoial Extra Special Women’s Wood Skirt Hangers, adjustable, with one motion— Only 10c each Common Pins on papers, 400 count, value 5c—Sale price 2 papers 5c. E! sh Pins on pa 10c qual Sale price 7c a paper. Belt Pin Bool quality — Sll) price 3c a paper. Black and White Belt Pins in boxes— Sale price fc. Kirby Beard Co.)s Black Pins, 10c quality—Sale price 7c. Pin Cubes, asszorted sizeos, 16c qualdi —Sale price 5c. English make Japanned Wire Hailr ni —Sale price 2c a paper. nton Safety Pins, black and nickel value 5¢ to 7c—Sale price 4c a paper Nickel Safety Pins, three 6c—8ale price 2 for 5c. sizes, value Shell Hair Pins in three shapes, value i5c—Sale price 11c a package. Roberts value Parabola Needles, all —Sale price 4c. sizes, Tapes and Bindings Three-yard White Roll three-quarter inch in price 1o a r Tape, up to width—Sale Assorted widths White age, value 5c—Sale price two for 5c. 24-yard olls White Twilled Tape, value Sale price 10c a roll. Bias Seam Tapz, 12-yard pieces, valu —Sale price 9 a piece. Featherstitch White Finishing Braid value 10c—Sale price 6c a piece. Nine-yard pieces finest quality Taf- feta Binding, value 17c—Sale price | 11c a piece. inch Double Scrge Bel black and white, 10-vard pieces, value $1 | —Sale price 65¢c a piece. Threads 200-yard Willimantic six-cord Machine | Thread, in black and white — Sale price 6 spocls for 27c. Thread, our 5c¢ quality—Sale price 10c. 100-yard spools Black Se g Silk- Sew-Well, value 10c—Sale price 5¢ a spool. Merrick’s 45 yards Darning Cotton, in black, white and tans—only 2¢c a ball Tape, in pack- | 3 spools for | The Hooks and Eye! dozen on card—Sale price 3¢ a card. Finest quality Brass Hooks and Tyes value 10c—Sale price 7c a card. White Pearl and four hole—Sale price 4c a dozen White Pearl Buttons, 12 te 30 line, value 10c Hooks and Eyes black and white, two Hook and Eye Tape, black and white, value 25c—Sale price 17c a yard, Pearl Buttons Buttons, all sizes, two Sale price 7o each, | White Pearl Buttons, in sizes for shirt | waist, value plain and faney patterns, lsc—8Sale price 10c a dozen, Miscellaneous Articles “Grands” Skirt Marker, made on square nickel base with hinged post, s arate pieces inck es long, including chalk and to lose — value 50c — Sale price 25c. | | { | | | agjustable sauge complote—no sep- | I | ] ‘elluloid Thimblas, in all colers, vatue 5c—Sale price Sc each, Tape Measure, 60-inch, cloth, value A varie ~Sale price 3c each, ring Tape Measures in nickel case handy Sale price 10c. for pocket use, value 19c— of Pocket and Pointed Sew- ing Scissors, value 25c—S8ale price 19c. | Corset Laces in mercerized and linen, | fat, § and $-vard, value 16c — Sale price 9c. | €. M. C. Hose Supporters, black and | white Infantg’, value 123c, Sale | price 10c — Children’s, value 15, Sale price 12c—Mieses’, value 1Sc, Sale price 15¢. Diadem” Collar Supporters, black ! and white, with removable casing value 10c—Sale price 6c a set. Special” Dress Shields, three sizes value 17c—Sale price 10c a pair. Ironing | | sale price 6 for 5c. Wax with wooden handle—- Black Tubular Shoe Lacss, in 4-3 and i=le | | quarter length, e 5¢c a dozen. value 10c—Sale - We Recover Furniture and do Carpet Laying TOWATO SOUP. 2 toa boil. Place in sance) of tomatoes, ard bring to a boil. spoon soda; THIS PORTANT. S milk. Add 1 even teaspoon of Be! spoon of salt. Strain and serve pro rring constantly. soning, and continus b Doil 3 minutes. Just before se taste. Serve in hot tureen wit] for 100 Ibs. o Place 1 quart milk ir an the conte Add to | Drain an crisp erack. Hemember, 10c. can of eil’s Seasoning ment or poultry, aud the 253. o For Delicious Sausages, Flavor with Bell".:g;uage Seasoning.. 25c. and 58c. Cans; 6, 12 and 25 Ib. Boxes; 50, 75 and 100 1b. Drums, rs. Thopped ogsters in rescrve li lour mixe 28 oyster liguor, etirring constantly, and p cream or rich milk. BEILS SEASONING 1o delicately flavor Dress- ings forPoultry,Game Meats, Tish OysterPatties Escallops. louble boiler, and 5 of a3-.pound can t o tomatoes # tea- : tomatoes into the soning and 1 tea- uor. Brown 3 tablespoons but- with 1 teaspoon Bell's Sea- t and pepper to aficiont to flavor the dressing o Rose Bowling Alleys, LUCAS HALL, 43 Shetucket Street. 3. 1. C. GTONE. Prop 1 STEP IN AND TRY OUR '35¢ DINNER DEL-HOEF CAFE, From 12 to 2 Ground Floor Jysod WHEN you want to put vour buai- ness befnre thespublic. there is no me- dium betier (han_threugh the advertis- Ling celumns of The Bulletia