Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 21, 1910, Page 6

P Two Local Men on Nltloml Civk Federation Com slon—8portsmen Seek Changes in Game Laws—Eng- lish Bleachery Syndicate Adds to Niantic Real Ec-' Harding Addresses Viith Company— Funeral of E. Anson Stillman, e e tate-—Capt, Gavernor Pothier hins named a oo vl lue of Ihirty-sight, o comphinhos with tha requsst of the Nationsl Civie wasoclation, ta represent fthode laland o uniferm legislutive departiment of the Civia Federation of New Kongland, wt the annual meeting of such deparis mant m New York danvuary 1214, The commitiag la repressiative of labor, wgrloulbure, vornineres, and the generah ublie, and will ropresent Mhods 15 and In advecacy of unifermity in stale Ieginlution, to uo-opsrele thivugh the Hatlonal Civie federation, with similar bodlen now organized wnd nelng or- waniged throughout the country Inoluded In the Gppuintments srs wome of the foremos) oitizens of e wiate, vepresanting soms of the largest financinl intereuts as well ws soine of the lenders or organized lahor, Wesis wrly han two menbers of the commit tew, Wugens Lriscoll of 1he quarry workers and Wilfred A. Calling of the textile workers, Pawoatuck sportsmen are interssted in & moevement which they hops wnl hesome general tnroughout Conne cut and result In u change in the game laws rolating to the bird hunting ses son, Under the present law the season opens October 1, before the birds have fully developed, and befors they have Jenrned the tricks to sfford true sport Fho weather 1n at that time tou warin for hunting. the dogs become over heated and liable 1o be spolled for cousful hunting later in the season portunity to kill hrough the grass, % [ bhirds for the trus sporisman. It ix Ired that the vpening of the seanon hanged from October 1 to October and the Incoming ielature will be wnked to ke such change It is alwo demired Ly the Interesied aportamen that the closing of the bird | hunting searon be extended from [e cember 1 to December 15, 1 present the huntamen ars dspriv. the sport of shooting during the first real flight of woodeock. A petition is belng prepared und which will be cir- culated for wignatu given to Represontative-eloct presentation at the January the Connecticutt I—nm 3 Representatives of lho English syn- dicate that is to take over the N o hery company and tablish » llon-dollar plant Niantie mection of Westerl uvally adding to their res: oral large farms have been p‘nh weed) in the immediate vicinity, tncluding those adjoining the bleachery property option has been secured on othau. and examination of title is belng mads pre- liminatry to formal t It % ex. peeted that active huilding operations will be commenced in the early spring, and am soon thersafter as asible op- erations will be commenced com- pleted sections of t in big bleachery. Howard “Steve” Pember, who for several seasons was crack pnuh.r for and active in the game of {oothu now a student In lha University North Carolina, at Chapel Hill, and is on his Christmas vacation, at present the guest of hls sister, Mrfl. Thomas Chapman, at White Rock. Steve was at the university but a short time when he made quarterfack on the football team, taking the placa of a player in- jured early in the season, and gained fifteen pounds while in traininge. was elected captain of the team during the second coliege life. Charlee’Clancy of Wes engaged to coeah t hall team fo: second week of his Whe re 1o Buy in Westerly INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY | i Westerly Branch Capital . Surplus . .Three Million Deoliars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Liverai, ccurteous and efficient in management. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY 1. B. CRANDALL CO. naov20d Buy Your Shoss and Hosiery and get a coupon on the Plano to be ! given away at PURTILL’S “ON THE BRIDGE.” City Pharmacy Try our Ice Cream, Soda and Col- loge Ices while waiting for your car. 36 Canal St. Westerly. R. L | Eatablished 1001, Harold 1. Wells, O. D, Optometrist. Defective vision corrected by the prop- Room 9, Pot- er adjustment of lenses. ter-Langworcthy Block, Westerly, R T WHAT IS INTERESTING WESTERLY He .Three Miliion Doflars | 1ee Westerly, R. L Ray, Clayion A 2 f pastior (i Sy apthieda s ey, m’u»fi, whe swlogizes the virtnes zM Inerninre oA the mm cnnpany, Vivet | Chriatian iite of the Gecsnsed. ioweial LArtillery owiniel, Captain Hiard Jt | was x4 River Bend, {lecture was of Sntareet and re w1 .mm A Wik spmtin) retarencs w, The new Gill af m A e Gown- cirhit wrtislery o oA the wepvics, | He Cutterd urien of Westerly, suy- mwitiad to the Westevly Wravie¥ | A e LA Rerbur, UM/ whe hies besrn stay- ¢ e Manilatnrers Association, ing wt the Dison houss, Westerly, i1t | g inty fect Maureh 5, “nrly Mwma,« e tiing for hey homns, | TucsGuy evening, a4 4 § B2y nien of that Gay Chief Pranefidd | assodation, (he result er pncdin A recaiyed Botice e the iady that she % The presens A had 1618 her gAd waieh tipeon a wand hu the voum she bal ocoutied, gave & ! good eserighion of the timetiecs, and ;41*&4 1he chiet 16 veugvey the wateh Lor ey, The ehilet viditad the hosl, it no one ithere Bad sesn The wateh, i Geks Low Chmes wh fxed ghe STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS. with ita fine locstion, and the Taehi= | githowsh the Soximry 8y insisted i w Pias Come and manifest interest in wibietien, #inew | waioh in the room, ‘The chie! wae e Baren e leavitig Westerly Inmt BepAemher Sevs | yatisfies that the owper of the wateh bk gained Lwenty poanis i we | wae mietaken, tor he khew that if the and increased Wn Ereheth and enant- g had besn 15 rewvre i1 ARG, BE WK ASTIUREATRLEA i RAIY6 | would have been 1 i o (otimil playing wnd_practios Friwndiay 16 v e than Asked the biw bind) ramed ’ A regular esssion of the Westerly any walch weing lost, the man w44 provate sourt, Judga Kaward M. Hurke presiding was held Tuesday atiernoon | and uul‘f-n V. Bwan, gosrdian of the person and extate of Albert . Vrown, that he had torind & wate wan # financial rewsed o 1 #rad 1o T oo 7 found i the » and na The wateh was | Rounding the Gorner For the Last Lap ., In the Merry _ cAETSE O etmae Pace. Four Short days to Christmas! In these busy days we are prepared to afford vou every assistance n the presenied inventory, ehowing real ese | on tate 1o the vaiue of $2,009 G person- | Jady al property st 34150, ‘fhs entory | railway was ordered recorisd Inventory of the esste of Ay ¥ 1 W, Vars, showing yaluation of §1,25%,17 Vhe rECETYEA, SR OV wnd wrisied re corded Ity agreement of the partise in in terast heBFing whs Losponed 1 next regular seswion, wpon the petition Worms of George 1, Vrent, for citation of | James A ¥ Jrane Jones, execulor i A,ltl,;lr, ” Jon ;, 1z Many h.mn stionded the wm-n i of the aeco of 1 H Captain Harding, U, 8, A, stationed ort Adams, Newport, »who led in connection with The Plaut-Cadden Co. CHRISTMAS But a few days away. You want every minute to count. SHOP HERE. There will be no time wasted and you will be sure of Quality, Satisfaction and Low Price. OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH EEALTIFUL GIFT TEHINGS. SHOP EARLY Double Green Stamps Mornings SHOP EARLY completion of vour Christmas shop- all departments dis- and ping with stocks in replenished and everything played in the most orderly attractive arrangement. Tovland Specials = spite of Resvy buying The S Loy atscie secmy * T T ~aemn et 33tafed we Comme winile Sme Vaces @ve a5 e eyt DIAMONDS JEWELRY s e - svel Dmum, I8 imefes G fsmmerer ouv You will not find it possible to dupli- SIGNET RINGS Tt Wosupes Thes ey . cate the values we ofier anywhere in STONE G3 and our SCARF PINS 4 rariery of Prcer Beew Games ¥ic tra this line, stock ranks secon MATCH SAFES CUFF LINKS TIE CLASPS MATCH CHAINSG FOBSS. SHIRT STUDS EROOCHES. PEMDANTS to none. R Lrees 3zt Fas We cordially invite yeu te inspes mounted in every st our assortment, of Jewelry at lowest prices obtaina YOU are urged to test this state- NECK CHAINS i ment »y comparison of gua and LOPGMNETTES . prices. CUFF PINS STICK PINS. LOCKETS CHATELA S BUCK GOLD PENCILS CiGAR CASES CJGARETTE CASES CIGAR CU RS HAT PINS. BRACELETS FEETOON NECKLACES OPERA GLASSES MESH AND BEADED BAGS EMBLEM PINS, ETC. BACK CoMSsS UHBRELLAS Neone but the orelizs would we alow CENTS Sterling Silver Hat Pins Toilet Requisites MANICURE SETS POWDER BOXES PUFF BOXES SHAVING SETS, RAZORS COMB AND BRUSH SETS INFANTS’ SETS HAND MIRRORS SHAVING MIRRORS HAT BRUSHES MILITARY BRUSHES MAIL BRUSHES BONNET BRUSHES et Pacer Ksoves, Sywder Ses, erz.—a% 2il e Setter sort stoca usive designs and durazis mik i style handies, imciuding Geicd, TRIPLICATE MIRRORS Si Ivory, Herm, Gun Metal, Na- . . tral Woed, st= Christmas Qift Gloves l CLOTH BRUSHES - Sgecial showing of Gorham Még HAIR BRUSHES ETC., ETC. FOR WOTIEN, “E\ and \.HILDRE\ Ces eriginal cesiges. Prices, $7.00 t= $73.00 Sterling Silver Novelties, Brass and Mission Book Racks, Vases, Silverware (Steriing and Plated), Writing Sets, Shaving Sets, Rosaries, Prayer Books, Crucifixes, Etc., Etc. MESH and BEAD BAGS New Men s Gm House Coats S siz-23ced Tatarle, 32 amz All Styles and Grades Large variety to select from e 5 . Prices $2.00 to $65.00 \\ 'omen 's Bath Robe; Waiches Watches FOR SALE Two seven-icom . ultases, situated iy 4 t parts of the compact part o rly, R. L., 60 foo front, vacan adjoinin having having that can be secured a Pettu.oats FOUR SPECIAL LOTS of reliadle Watches have been arranged for the Holiday trade, frem which a selection at any of the following srices means ful Glfts'- t e Boxes Scecal §° 32 578 usonable prices If a purchaser de- a saving of at least 25 per cemt fa- - & B e LSS T Table Linens : : 5 S B e PR R N Boston Store are Impressive ft.s Frunk W. Coy Real Estate Ce., et S o il bl o From the . p febldd Westerly, R. L & Nagkizs o All sizes. All styles & %mmunus 1t whl pay #4 on Dismonds, ore purchasing. CASTRITIUS, Leading Waesterly Joweler. HEAYY AND LIGHT HARNESS MADE BY MAND, "k .fi l- Our -p«l-u, M ml Btreet, you well 104 to get ow 138 or mounted, o"‘hr“r. $10, $1250, $17.50, SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. THE PLAUT - CADDEN CO., Plaut-Cadden Building, Main Street, Norwich, Cean. E stablished 1872 $18 rl Engraving Free