Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 7, 1910, Page 6

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The services In the churches were omitted Sunday evening that all might have opportumity to attend the no-li- cense rally in Bliven Opera house. As & result there was a large audience mmm r- was manifested all 1l le interesting session. The meeting was opened by an orch®stral selection. On the staze with the speakers were the clergymen of West- erly and a number of other known workers for no-dicemse, who marched to thelr chairs to slow music by the orel et T O A Jomes called the as- e to order, requesting the au- dienes to arise and sing to orchestral accompaniment, Onward, Christian ®ev. Jobn @ Dutton led in prayer and invoked f¥e divine blessing. Rev. Mr. Jones Introduced Georze W. Alden of Brockton, president of the anti-saloon league of that cit and the manager of a large busine: comcern. He told of two of his em- | WELL AND STRONG By Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Jefferson, Iowa. —** When my baby was justtwomonths 0id I was com- pletely run down and my internal or- E. exet e Componnd, and jmother wrote and told you jnst how I was. T began to gain at once and now I am real well” — Mrs. W. H. BureEr, 700 Cherry St., Jefferson, Towa. Another Woman Cured. R L Taifing e otber fo. TS ago falling and other fe- Toale troubles, and I was nothing buf skin and bones. 1 was 50 sick 1 could not do my own work. Within six 1 wasmade sonnd and well by yiin E. m's Vegetable Com. E-‘ 1 fiw-ys tell my friends t your s enred me, and you my letter.”” — Mrs. C. 'W. | can Duxx, Glenwood, lowa. If you belong to that conntless army | 22 of women whe saffer from some form | | of femmle flle. just try Lydia E. Pink- | Vegetabie Coi and. thirty years famous remedy S tbe stundard for all forms of :.u- and hst cured theusands of | women who have besa troubled with | such ailtoents as displacementa fibroid tu uiceration. inflammation, ir- | regulamitios, backache, tc. If youn want special advice write forit toMre. Pinkham, Lynn,Mass, Btis free and always helptul. Buy in Westerly eessssssssssessase - | INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY W terly Branch Capital . Three Million Dollars Surplus Three Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Libersl, courteous and efficlent in its management Bart Schaffner & Marx | Ciothes ARFE SOLD BY ° I. B. CRANDALL CO. revise Westerly, R. 1|, coupen on the Piano to be ICENSE RALLY IN WESTERLY Earnest Pleas to Voters to Choose the Right —Big Haul in Triple Raid on Saturday—Death of Mrs. Richard Wheeler, of North Stonington— Democratic Spell= i be: binders Address Enthusiastic Supporters. old covinrs d converts to no- in licensed than in conditions in icense to the advantage of the | nse to the advantage of the | Thenas good, and all for the almighiy s much liquor in license towns. out for the boy, for 1d the brewers are American be is united effort d he was not ise_his mother or that his minister in opposition, wanted him to be, personal inv y that it was best icense town brewers that ther no-license | ! to go in the matter. He spoke at length and made a strring argument in advocaey of no-license and -cited many instances in support of his Ce: larations that were of the most con- plea to the voters of Westerly to stand shoulder to shoulder for right and vote for no-license. 7 Saturday morning soon after the ar- rival of the first car from Watch Hill inz Councilman Horace E. Bur- dick, chairman of the police commit- tee, 'a raid was made upon the City pharmacy, the Martin house pharmacy and the Martin house, proper, although o complaint has been made that I quor had been sold in the hostelry. In fact, the police are of opinion that a | drink could not bespurchased in the hotel, nor could it be bought by the bottlc and carried away. However, ties of liquor were found hoiel and the inference is that source of supply of at least store., Councilman Bardick, the s composed of Chier cornelius Bransfield, Sergt. 2:0wn, Policemen Edward a Frederick T. Mitchell and John Reardon and William and_search was made in Thomas | «quantity had been dump- ure into the sink just the arrival of the officers and ispicious empty Kegs were 1 the rear of the buildins. In ibe Martin house pharmacy the flicers secured at the soda fountain uart ottle two-thirds filled with vhisicer and a_quart bottle containing about a pint of rum, which, of course, s jess than the traditional two quarts hat arc said to be permitted in drug stores under state law. In the cellar 1 vacked in barrels eleven t Golden Sheaf beer and one and forty bottles of Jacob Weiner beer. In the back the hoiel, with entrance he drug store, was found in a 4ed iron box, & quart bottle of Tim and a quart bottle of whiskey. After a thorough search of the drug stores and cellars the raiding par ent up stairs into the Martin house. Mot he rooms were open for the inspection of when T i mac ocking room 15, went after a crowbar to 1 The door was open- damage, however, and here « officers found: Three ten- s of whiskey, in kegs bran rum, indicating that they contaiiied the latter -gallon keg, similar brand, thont five gallons of whis keg with two gallo f wiisk two three-gallon demi- and a suit case with whiskey. A spirited away and by the officers. The scized liguors were taken to the police station to await the action £t rt. othor sult ca It is olanned to create an interest in the Rhode Isiand anti-tuberculosis ex- hibit, one of the most com- plete gland, in all the cit- ies and s between and including Children Ery FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA LUMBER AND COAL. OAL “Coal and Taxes Are Two Dead Sure | of clothing of R. G. Buy Vurifibm fid_ Hosiery PURTILL’S | “ON THE BRIDGE. | City Pharmacy| Try our lce Cream, Soda and Col- | lage Icos while waiting for your car.| 26 Camai St. Wesierly R. L 1. Facold . Woils, 0. 1. Opiametrist. Dadantime sigion marwecicd by the prop o adjwhtmane 57 ensas Fosm 9, Poi- Tir-Lamgwerthy Binch. Wesisrly, R. L romr saLe seven-scom cottascs, situatad u t parts of the compact part of "R 1, each ‘having 50 foot . aid both having vacant g hat can be secured at Nav ! electric ligats modern piv Inspection e Wemsk W. Oy Real Fatate Co. fedive Wenterly, R. 1 T Wil pmy you well to get our prices loa: r firfi"f" e of mouniad, CASTRITIUS, Leading Westerly Jewaler. ; BY HAND, i Owu X o > u . B, 43 UNDERS, Remowsd o 44 Erowd Strest. SHITIY GARAGE, 388 Slakn St Wemterly, Cnen inm ol cemss com- [ nl of E. CHAPPELL C0. a4 g _A{c-ntu( Wh:r;fi:::‘,::g. Main Street. Lmwher COAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK A. D. LATHROP, Office—cor. Market and Shetuciet Sta Telephone 165-13. TE COAL oned Wood C. H. HASKELL. 402 — "Phones — 459 CALAMI Weil Seas COAL and LUMBER the Hnesi A . MORGAN & SON. Lelephone 34 B ich. New London, 1 and Wood River Junctio t will be in Hibernian hal November 14-20, inclu probable that trolley roads = transportation to school children, accompanied by teachers on to' be specified. There will be lectures each day and effort e to get the foreign pop- on to attend these lectures. There 1 a Westerly day, when the aranite and other industries will sus- pend in order to give employes oppor- tunity to attend the exhibit, and at | times there will be a local physi- fan nt to give information to bit in Westerly will be un- der the combined direction of the Westerly Medical society, the Westerly e association and the Westerly he Rhode Island Anti-Tu- ociation. Residents of { as _well as those of this| section of Rhode Island will be wel- ed to the exhibit. Circular letters dealing with the use of the Red Cross Christmas seals have ts in Wer se seals on pondence atements for December, to aid n the work against tuberculosis. Many of the merchants and manu- acturers last year purchesed quanii- of the Christmas seals to use on ezular correspo the ans an addi- cent _to be expended in com- ng the aisease. Sealed hids for the bankrupt stock Bliven & Co. of vere ope at the office ommissioner in bankruptey. en bidders. the two high. W. Carpenter and W. Westerly and Max Loom- is & Bel of Philadeiphia. Messrs. Carpenter and Sherman’s bid was 3302 r than the Philadeiphia firm, and »cal young men were awarded the sck. Tt was purchased for 86,952, be- isal price of $7,900. It t the actual value of the is $11,000. © Messrs. Carpenter man will form a co-partner- ud continue the business at the old stand of R. G. Bliven & Co. Both are experienced in the business, Mrs. Lucy Bentley Whesler, widow of Richard Wheeler, died Saturday at Lomie in North Sionington in her ighty-first year. Mrs. Wheeler died | where she was born and always lived, in the Bentley homestesd. She leaves tvo daushters and a som, Miss Ellen J. Wheeler, Mrs. Happle J. Vose and Richard R. Wheeler; also iwo sisters, Martha E. Crary of Westerly and Em- line ¥.. wife of Charles H. Kenvon of Norwich. She was a member of the | Second Congresgational church. T irst and only democratic rally of the campaign was held Sunday aft- ernoon in Bliven opera house, with a arge andience in atténdance, includ- ng many demecrats from Stonington and Pawcatuck. Ex-Governor James H. H the = ins was advertised as one of akers and his failure (o appear eason of sickness was a disap- nch, chairman of the demo- ratic town committee, called the ral to order, and announced John A. Far- reli as chairman. Mr. Farrell, after bricf remarks introduced as the first speaker, Louis A. Waterman, demo- | ratic candidate for governor. Mr. Waterman devoied most of his | n taking Governor Pothier to naling the unsupported MT. rman had fig- eign corpora- ugainst the He said that a_dubions & of Rhoce Is roofs, the governor had finaily + reference to his published state- 1is against the commission appoint- by the governor in awarding the ontract for the bridge between Cen- tral Falls and Pawtucket. Mr. Water- man _defended his action and went into detail in connection with the bids for the w and the final amount of the contract for the bridge, which he char- acterized v sfeal, and that he sim- | ply did his duty ax a citizen in show- i up the transaction (o the people Istand. He then criticised ecord of Governor Pothier and 2d him ¢ & corporation man and vsed (0 a!f that was for the vle of the state. eral iistr wpportunity of speaking to an audi- vincing nature. He closed by a strong | SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER Makes Home Successtul and Easy You will produce Biscuit, Cake, ' Crusts, in freshness, flavor and cleanliness surpassing any that can be bought ready made. < of the drug stores. in the the hotel. At the Cify ph: intoxicating liquors were | ithouh there was strong evi- | mposed of Mr townsmen, he propounded m tions as to where M the companies. of the day, upon all of d made no referenc lic speeches. the duty of Mr. Utter to make himself plain to the people on all the import- able paper Removed. paign and deprecated his sphinx-like | mpa whart which I. D. Sylvia has attitude in this th Messrs. Waterman and Cooney support them, urged their and the principles the: the polls next reference to support for Arthur Briggs the democratic cancidaie for senator from Westerly, war horse of candidate for the legislature First Westerly Tuesday, but or Andrew J democracy, use of Local Laconics. withdrawn his John McGowan application night at her in Pawcatuck. any,- Westerly, has been ordered noon from he Thomas of Westerly officiates m Spriggs examination for commission. A. Stillman, Saturday night, unday morning, il with pneum is considered se who was out as us- her home in Westerly. Emma Louise Clark. Emma Louise, the {hr Mrs. date for the general assembly |in Wall street. The funeral was held | Thomps Interrogation a is favor of the initia James A. Welch has purchased from John H. Sced of New York through his Judge Oliver H. the premises at No. 13 Granite street, now occupied by Mr. Welch. Town_ Treasurer and Collector Pen- vigorous steps to- wards the collection of poll taxes, in response to the sentiment he annual town meeting. have been placed with Deputy Sheriff for collection. Alice O'Brien, w | { Mason conducted the services. Bur- | Hogg, S in’ Stonington No December Assessment. er, Austin Harris. Nina council, K. of C., here, is one 01 strongest orders, financiallly, | fryecom there being 107 members enrolled, all of whom are in- sured and full benefit numbers, there being no associate members included The members have membership, dleton has takes this_number. Dbeen advised that to pay any a e of Thomas membership every meeting. A Hunting Trip. president of the | 2nd Mr. and Mrs. sides her mother and husband she is student at Baltimore Medical Seneca club, Alice O'Brien. eca clu Friday, on a hunting trip through the northern part of the state. James Walsh wa week on & business Demarest of Newburgh was here over Su died Saturday long sickness, in New York last | Frank widow of Jame i tip. d a son, Har; by three daughters a; liman_of Bostor t of Webster, Providence, v with his aunt here. August Mulle ames Pres- . Stillman of " R. Stiliman of visiting 1 sit in Yantic The Misch will meet T STONINGTON Borough Officials Meet—Wharf to Be Removed—Obituary Notes—K. of C. Council Flourishing. evening with Mrs. is Improving. who has been ill, | na1t ounte Marax compound 2 is emiouing | E904 DU Shake bot of Providence is enjoying | time and take in deses of every | an auto trip throughout the state. He | teaspoonfuls spent Sunday the guest of friends in | £iSt will mi the borough. The warden and burgesses met Fri in regular sess Chief Edward Stonington fire ng for 600 feet of hose, was con- The board voted to order the department, rests made past month. the police during the be divided among JEWETT CITY The sum of $10_ was | voted to help pay the expense of ro- | Hallows'en Party Given of the Pioneer ) : hook and ladder company. Consider- | Young, Jr—Reservoir Rises was “spoiled the company’s officials throught — the borough would be willing to stand the damage. by the rain | Inches. A. Younz zav for her son, A. contest in which | won the prizo « nd burgesses, | jet, and Fred Afr. SyI¥ia | cuft links. The i contest in which Austin Ha fling-cabinet has been | gcarfpin. Ruth Stewart received be horough | pelt pin in the fishing contest. | Thompson won 2 silver pex e game of beast, bird or fish OBITUARY. broom holder was hestowed upon Ed- | = s ward Wyatt. After a mag Mrs. Phineas Spriggs. exhibition the children, led b and Miss Carol Blis died on | gining room. In the center 2e on Main | room was iliness. She was | e'en souvenirs, in the center of a native of Stonington. | w pond on which <duck Sunday after- | swimming. Chanticler napkins form- residence. Rev. F. B. | ed the table cover, an immense pump- !I\m colored bow lorning who has been | and fancy jack-o'-lanters monthe past with | the table. ~Refreshrionts amption, died early Friday morn- | and Hallowe'en favors given the | dren by the hostess. who v I by her sisters. Misses Ida | trude Burr. The children were ¢ onths old | Bliss, Marian Robinson, Dorothy e iday afternoon at their home | Clara Adams, Bessie, Sadie and Lthel rl Clark, | Bessio Beardwoco Rev. Charles | Lena Hunt, Daisy Yo vdney Melvin, cemetery. bell, Charles ¢ ell, g Harold S Hiscox, Edward Wy and Andrew Burdick. Selectman J. H. Shea has cpert gunner | CUpY Mr. Shea’s f tuck, left The quarantine for and Mrs caused with quarter: Boston spent returned from us Twelve whist club | geye Preseription Obtainable Buckache and Kidneys, after meals ackache, rheumatic pain prompt ease or diabete: t2 onse to challenses io produce | the cemocratic | <o . Utter | There are 3 Features in LPAaAW§IO IRanses which make them superior to any others The Single Damper 2. The Oven heated by cup-joint [lues 3. The Two Hods in the base Either of these features is worth the price of the range. The Single Damper is the greatest help in cooking ever invented. One motion —push the knob to “kindle,” “bake” or “check”—2ke range does the wvest. The Oven is heated by the cup- joint flues ¢/ over alike; no “cold corners,” no “scorching spots”. Quickest and surest baker. The Two Hods in the base (pat- ented) is a vonderful trouble-saving feature. The ashes fall through a chute into a Aod which is easy to empty. The Coal Hod is beside it. Gas Ovens and Broilers for end or above range if desired. Ask the Crawford agent to show you and write us for circular. Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., 31 Union St., Boston For Sale by M. HOURIGAN, Norwich, Agent. a which proved delightful for the children. h house on the borough property : h hich complained of at the iast meeting of the warden or the boroug a drawing Arfpin and marched to the table lzden with Hallow. s hung over werd Skirts. n. Ruth Stewart, Ruth Roode, rge Camp- vereti Hisco: icer, Paul Geist, Jr Andrew MeNicol, att, Fred Briefs and Personals. Jolin A. Owen gave a report of the 1 state Sunday School association in th, they will not have | Congregational Sunday school Sund. sessment for December | mornin is the second month | = Mrs. G. W. Ro! it has occurred, they | of the C. E. convention in W Applications for | at the Congregational church Sunday entertained nearly | evening. they are obtainable at such a low figure? They are inson gave a report the finest Skirts ever offered to the public at such a rediculously low to his new house on North Main street M. H. Bartlett oc- mer rooms. arlet fever has been_removed from the home of Fred Provost on Main street. Terry of Griswold is the latest vet to find a dandelion. There has been a rise of three inc es in the reservoir at Stone Hiil, by the rain since Wednesday, fall of an inch and Please Notice! On October (5th, (7th, 22nd and 24th Did You See in this paper my announcement to make DRESS SKIRTS to your measures, COMPLETE FOR 3.50? Made of a Black or Dark Blue, new Pan Wire Cloth, which retails at 89¢ and $1.00 a yard. Remember the $3.50 is for the material and the making complete, which means you pay us about 16¢c for the mak- ing, because the material alone will average $3.34. Since October [5th we have made and delivered 73 of these Out of these only four required slight alteration. We now have material enough for about 40 more Skirts. Are you going o be ore of the lucky women to get one while hout doubt k of it—only $3.50 for a made to your measure Plaited Dress Skirt, ready to wear, of an 89 or $1.00 a yard quality cloth. Come in and let us show you a samole Skirt or ask any woman who has had one or more of these Skirts made here, and know what she thinks about them. Marshali’s Purchasing Agency, 164 MAIN STREET, :)00o>oneh. Remeémber this adv. will not appear again. Norwich or supply these ingredl ents, This mixture will quickly Most Famous for the highest quality in every particle—is Pears’ Soap—and for the possession of those special emollient properties which soften and Morcover, Pears’ Soap is {and highly colored urination. | ention to avoid Bright's beautify the skin. Most Economical because its price is absolutely low—and because it has no mixture of water to cheapen it. It contains no impure or inferior It is a positive help to the most delicate skin. Matchless for the complexion—there’s money saving as well in ears’Soa’p ingredients. 15 cents a Cakemmmmm for the unscentedemm. Eat What You Want 1f your appetite is, fickle, your digestion weak, r bowels stow to act, try Schenck’s Man- drake Pills—and you'll find you can cat what you want, enjoy it all, and digest it thor- oughly. They oure jiver ills, stomach disorders and keep you up to the highest standard of health. Wholly vegetable—absolutely harmless —sold everywhere, 25c. Send a postal for our free book, zud learn to prescribe for yourself. DR. J. H. SCHENCK & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. Judge them by the 2 They do not work wonders t day and “lay down” give their owners the samo reliable s 1d effisient service 36 i year at the lowest possible cost of up «ezp. Call for a demonstration at The M. B. R ng Auto Co., Telephonre Maxwell Automobiles hed Enviable Recoris During the Past Season performance © and not kv what people tell you they tomorrow, but days in the 23 CGhesinui Sireei Rose Bowlinz Alleys, LUCAS HALL, | and all my work is guaranteed. Drog 4) Shetucket Streot. 1. 1. C. STONE. Prop. | NOTICE | I will repair, remodcl, redye and cle your furs at a_very nable price | a'postal ana T will call for work. Telephone 254-3. BRUCKNER, The Furrie=, ot 1 TMWE Fraoklia St._ NEWMARKET HOTEL, 715 Boswell Avi First-class Wines, Liguors and Clgars. Meals and Welch Raredit Jolin Tuckle. Proy. Tel. 43-5. TWHEN vou wan shothe ad umns._of The 3. F. CONANZ. 11 Franklin Strect Whitestone 5 and the 4. P. T IX Clgars are the Dest ou tue market Try thex. waclsd whe served to T ek Y N0 me | ness hetore. viie DD i 0 e = Ldimm bejver than. throug o advertise Bulletin, ing celumus of The sulletin

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