Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 22, 1910, Page 11

lenry Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS3 88 Maln Sireel. (ADY RIRIRTANY WHEN -M"N. Chocolates for Christmas. "here's nothing better than the APOLLO Rich, fragrant Chocolate. Dainty Boxes. Why not give the best. N, D. Sevin & Son BOLE AGENT NOTICE Or. Louise Frankiin Miner s new toentsd In her new ofice, Breed Hall, Roum 1 Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m. % 1sphone €60. augl?a Always tl\e Best.. In Material, Style, Fit and WORK- MANSHIP, CHAS. H. NICKERSON, Merchant Tailor, 128 Main 8t novild WULF Don’t Forget The PIANO For Christmas. Highest Possible Grades AT Yerrington's 49 Main Street decdd STEP IN AND TRY OUR 35c DINNER From 12 to 2 DEL-HOFF CAFE, Ground Fioor Jy3ed floraiDesigns and CutFlowers For All Occasions. GEDULDIG’S, Telephone £68. ivaéa 77 Cedar Street. Latest Novelties Chignon Puffs Cluster Curls «.__lor the New Coillures Gibson ?;ilal (o, 67 Broadway 'Phone 505 The l;nnd;lin Corse! and Lingerie WMOUELS FOR EVERY FICURI CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRE), " WALL PAPERS The wtock on move It we have made quite a reduc late Spring leaves a ‘larger hand of the above, and to tion In the prices, to buy now It is & good time Also Palnts, Muresco, Moldings, and | n goneral s vials, Painting Decorating, P. F. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Street. Teieplou- unia sy of decorative " Paper mate- Hanglng and l ' | Havin's pharmacy, in i ! turned from a two week: i Mrs, Philip Hendrick of School str uum n :;-;...-a..'a.".r‘r% '"l & WEATER. England - Fatr Thursday, coldar om the conmt and slowly rising totriperature in west portion; Friday Incrsusing cloudiness nnd warmer 10)- lowed wnow . mederate northwest nhd west winds Mt'hmlng variatle. Frediction from the New Yok Her- wld Thurmdny fate m sflzmiy corder wanther wilf wwulv with north- wenterly and mflmmy -! and on ridny fair to wtl{ wulM, with slight temperature t.h.m- Ohservations in Norwich, ‘The tollowing records, reported from show the changen tempernture and the bmrometric tgen Wodnesday . Ther, Bar, l 2 29.81 lrlghom W, lowent 19, Comparisans. Preasetions for Wednestuy —Tocai snown, coMer; weaterly winds. Weodnendny'n Wenther—Fair, femperature: wind southwest, falling frer high mu-r 1o followad b o U‘O GREENEVILLE Mesting of Alumni Association of 8t Mary’s School—Death of William Purdon—Local Note A speclal meeting of the Alumni as- woclation of 8t. Mary's parochial school was held Wednesday evening at the choolhouss, with a good attendance, 45 members bheing present, The meet- Ing was called for the purpose of con- sldering the social and reception to be heid in T. A. B. hall during the second week in January. It was also decided to give at this time an enter- tainment in the form of a minstrel show. The president of the society, Rev. William H. Kennedy, presided. Funeral of Wil am Purdon. The death of William Purdon, infant #on of James and Annie Kelleher Pur- <on, occurred Wednesday afternoon at the horne of his parents, at No. 3% Prospect street. The child had been sick for several days and death was caused by cerebral hemorrhage. The funeral was held at 3 oclock of the same day. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, Mrs. Lord Breaks Ankle. Mrs. Delia Lord of North Main street, slipped on an icy pavement, and fell, breaking her ankle, early Wed- nesday morning, while on her way to the mill where she is employed. A doctor was summoned and Mrs. Lord was taken to the home of her dangh- ter, Mrs. Ryan, on Prospect street. She will probably be confined to her home for several weeks. Personals. Frank Butler of Seventh street spent Wednesday with friends in Williman- tic. Miss Lillian Booth broke her arm recently and was taken to the Backus hospital for treatment. Mrs. P. H. Ethier of Central avenue is spending a few days in Williman- tic at the home of her sister, Mra Dion. TAFTVILLE Local Rllldcntl to Sp.»d Holidays in Canada—YVisitors and Visiting. Mrs. N. Parent and two children, and Miss Emma Frechette start today (Thursday) for St. Madeline, Canada. Mr. Parent will accompany the party as far as Worcester, returning by way of Woonsocket and Providence. Parent and Miss Frechette expect to spend several weeks in Canada at the home of their parents. Local Notes. Robert Pilling is visiting with rela- { tives in Providence. Thomas K. Hendrick of Yale univer- sity is spending the Christmas vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michon and daughter start today for Canada, where they will visit with relativ Robert Brierly guest of street. of Ballouville is the Allan Bogle of Providence Alfred Bodoin has left the employ of the Ponemah miils. William Pickering is visiting at the it home of his parents in Lisbon. John Rankin of South C confined to his home with sic Edmond Proulx and son have relatives in Canada. Special Christmas servic s will held on Sunday at the S church. at 5.30, §, and 10.30 o'clock. On Friday the Sacred Heart paroch- fal school will hold Ch: mas exer- cises in each room. Th will be Christmas trees for the younger grades. Wreck at Wickford Junction. Five railroad employes were painful- | Iy hurt and two score workmen were | thrown about and severely frightened | just north of Wickford Junction at 6.20 o'clock Tuesday night when a work train from Kingston smashed into the rear end of a Providence freight trs The collislon is belleved to h due to the thick spow squall v raging, as well as to seme 'n standing of slgn railroad officials w All the trains for sent around the wreck via passing through this city. Plainfield, 70 Franklin St Bulletin Bldg. Tele: Prompt ser Lady Residence opp. vortising squal to business vesuits, e e Mrs. | & Femaphy ’Mm;’{" mm naerwood Apant e end with !u', and Mre, W. 3. Giots of Main e Dangsrous Fire. meD"MdByMgnN«undon ~Address By Rev. Dr. Bixler On Pilgrim Fathers. peracm or persons kindled » a #n6d near ihe regidence -)f Mr, K b‘fflffi any famage | the fire was kindied »ith muc»n - tent or for ihe of warming whosver is not Known. Had & wind risen before it was As- /| comerad it would fn all provaiiity nave restited most Aleastrousiy. Misax lva P of Wanrsgan & Foteinthery Bny was celemrated by the Mayflower club on Weanesday af- terpoon by n mesiing at the Monican hotel, Sew London. Thirty-sight mem- !l;n B«w' arnin ¥. ”Mm;, !:!u” Geer, | bers and guests ware presenmt and were | Miss Jrucy Geey, Mrs. (. i T P | S0 s Pl B | o , B jes sy PHC % oLl ot v S .”p‘, u‘:r., (',un’:..“n wieh, Mrs, Waldo Thiinghant, Mis#| saseing the holidays at the nome of L, K. #n5 Mrs, el i'rmwmm Viaintield; Mr. and Mra | hey grandmotiner, Mrs. Jane Bogue, o won M. and Herbert L. | Ouliford Smith, Bouth Windharm, Kse | jiieniand avetse, Crandall, The onrl-i-u which were | M. C. Hotman, Sayiwook, Mrs. "’W'S”l Mrs. Edward Pawman and Aacghter | at half past twe, ned with the May.- | 1opner Morgan, Mystie; Miss Heen! weors recont guests with friends at fNower romz, metmbers, and al Avery, Mrs N, MW ltm Miwm Hat- | Poguenoe Eridgs. i viano solo vy Mre. James f'm Pov, | vier Prince, Mr. and Mrs. Hervert L\! To Begin lce Cutting § dJumes W. Bixier, 1, 1., gave a fing | Crandsii, Mrs. Jomeph Cavarly, ”(’} The jeamien about town are making ) udarass upon The Pligrim Vathers. A | Cari I Viets Mrs. Cuarles C. Lippite, i The icemen abost toms nair les wong By wx memdbers -Mrs, W. B Os- fiMu F. M. #mith Mrs. James ¢ ey P »9 oot worne, Miss Elizabeth Stark, Mrz. 1. K. | © % Parkhiest, Mrs. Wiiiam | © s ":;,".V’M e awm‘u g an, Miss Cenevieve Hiark, Mu.!L Chappell, Mrs. Siephen Cardner, | “iInE The Bree of S SOPIER et on . Graves and Mrs, . M. Kesney— | Mrs. Hale, Miey Lucretia 3 Higniana assnne Wednasday morning ' fl:fi“’:fl“’:« eaking Waves Dashed | F. ¥ Morgan Mrs I | when a Jew'sn vesident aprearsd with i A t the 3 of America Mra, W. . Oshorne, Mre. C. B. Gra 5 sdiance ¢ t';a‘o u-:\ru:s .n'IZ the Misses Htark, William O A most vvs-u—m'-wo colt which mad which adjournment was made 1o the ! Mr, Pizier. New London. aining oo, re etuded the afternoon . i present bnch Mre, Nolson D, Borinson, Mrs, Wilkiam W Fich, Granston & Co. Evaryone realizes that the time for Christmas shopoing /8 very shert, and dacisioms must be made guickly. Hars ars 2 fouw vwm ts asmiet roused out thelr slonm .m 24 Pv 36 calls 1o the spiried animal to ha % repeated attempis to Hmb “he "i" on the slevation on Which anaged 1o SUIT FOR 32,000 DAMAGES BY DR, LEE. Evidence of the 'Imnm' Completed and { First Witness for the Defense is WANTS PRATES REDUCED oM Tfll Q?G‘YDN FERRY. Ex-Mayor Armstrong Going to Legis- | faturs Again for the Franchiss— Gth the mueLy @t Cameras. $1 o $23 i 7 on to the radwa . - e . Called. | Compzny Officisl Calis it Spite. i nee of those who had ”;:w;;'t;:;::wr:‘ n"nln:‘ 4 ’ no dsmags ts horve or| F Taterman When the civil muperior court 2. i A wumed s sezslon here on Wednesd: o Bibles 23c to §7 morning the case of Ir. M. ’1 Les - A Praysrioocks, 35c to §5 the Mofhjcan e ny was taken ap, It < 1& 1z 2 4 A g being a s-:):'l:;";gzw Mv,;- of @am- | m»d 2 pe asking the | Dyse. 18, 19162 'L-:: Hetw !'- 2 t—a‘ fige to the office furniture and Books | 10 reduce the rates. The pef Jaes and Annis 3itt Books, 18c %o § of the plaintiff who bad an office in | for f about one-this ulendars, e 5 37 the Motican vmum,;; -m«rh was un. | the present i | Boxsd #rarionery, 6e 1o 31 dergoing extensive changes (o7 a perio ARTGUNCL yetit ‘ 2 £ gl . . .’ o of four montns. He nad two rooms in | mayor said 3 ; Dec. 28, L Wr o Cases. T3t 3454 | the bullding which he could not ose| “There is no dount the ; Post Card Aloume, 18e 5 34 [ for about four months. e desmcrive® | setwéen New Jomdon r n Niohell Pattobie ¢ to T8e. the damage n_detall and others wh : z Bl il i 05 i ss testified w re 1. Caswidy, C. '3 i e Sy et e | Graves, B H. Heyer ana ¥ W. Kim- | A e Jaweil Cab i | 4 . Jemelry manager of the | s 1918 Mohican bhotel was allowed to give a} statement regarding the matter might not Le obliged to walt all day and others heard w Hale, E. W. Mumford and R. turington. The evidence of the plain- tiff was completed and one % the Aefense had Leen called adjourned at 4.20 until this mor This will be the last case irie termn and the jurors mot on were mm nfl h-/ erk P!W;nl | bail. 1 Frank B. Kimbal, Bocks, 3e to h. T oewriters 31 nu n. Thames Ferry cornpar o kes 2 | statemnent. He 2373 y. also Bookiets 4| Carts Christmaa Letters and D!‘I’ECTWE. AT WORK m NEW LONDON COUNTY Hunting Up Evidence Regarding Vio- lation of Oorrupt Practices Act. {tad g .annty ot thcse Misslem Prosecuting Attorney Edwin C. Dickinson of Hartford did not teil all that he might have to'd iast week when | he announced that George L. Fox of New Haven had not iald 4 | sufficient ev ing of a erimin Charles A. G« Lake of this c viclations of the corrupt practices act. On t day that Mr. Dickenson told a repo Xmas Toys that he had decided not t; \u(‘w, ’r&rim- | Eeglish Carriages, Go-Carts, O inal nplaints against r. Goodmaarn i o 4 . 'w‘ r Mr. l;:pke, he had Detectives Santoro and Undressad Dells, Clothing, Furmi and Weitner of the Hartford poli force out hunting up evidence to sup- port other complaints hie had recszived from Mr Fox. Mr. Dickenson adm Monday tf the two detectives were out and tha they made investigations in some © the towns on the Comnectics nd that they carried their turs, Engines, Mecranizal Trains and Suspiies, Magic Lantarms Bosia, ‘scks, Saskets, Tras Cecoratiens, . IIS. U il fraada lgn CHURCH & ALLEN 15 Hain Street, had not consulted with 3 »3 gince they retarned and he did not know what they had lear He said that the complaints c ern Mr. Lake or Mr. Good rectly, but that the detectives had beea investigating the compiaint of Mr. Fox | that four delegates to the republican state convention in this y bad sold their votes. He would not discloze the names of the men who. it was alleged had sold th votes, but the opi _CCNTEST W|LL BE TAKEN TO STATE LEGISLATURE. | Papers Sent Te S(a‘- Secrstary O= Ciaim of Ex-Mayor Beckwith of New London. Avoid Danger All city water used for drinking 'and domestic pur- Funera' B:recmrs Emba!mers learn»d who has had houses b bnms sr..nglod rer-t. Iy down i d,w-— wa:"y or.they may i'fl_ na With the Stats Secretary. ve been filed on for the annexation of Wa- t he cit; oo Oxepozo Valles Raiiroaa com- poses must be y and the New London and East e Railway boiled before uss \ing. NP { 4 MONEY SAVERS Felt Boots $1.50 to $3.25 NORWICH TOWN Death of John B. Sulliivan—Mr. and ¢ LEWIS, Hea.ia Qlfieer. Mrs. Frank S. Avery at Uncle’s 922 Birthday Celebration. o Shor‘:n Day m‘ Vea' Heavy Arctics Lo gk' $1.00 to $3.00 Rul_)bers ALLING BUBBER co. Norwich (soies | NewLonden Look! SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS Commencing Saturday, Yecember 17ih, 5004) Bottles First-class Delivery Pure Lalifornia Bob Sleighs Pert Wine SRR TO BE GIVEN AWAY complete with pele and shafts. in he o this country {all who knew and devoted |and two sons survi | Pounch of Connors CRYING FOR HELP ¥ G row- n Norwich But Da i ing Less. i Lots of Henry Avery S2. and Mrs. Frank Town street were Tuesday Noted Herv and Tnare ta R ot | bando ave: - PABST CAFE, 20 Bath Sireet. JAMES O'CONNELL TEE— outh Cow eral weeks st Mrs. Miss Charlotte Alerti her home in H ! May Jos | *‘ Sleigh, Carriage and | — Automobile Work of ail Kinds. - The Scon & Blar LflRPfiBATIOl Dwight Beebe o college will be Proa Tree tarm for | he imferior Wad | employed ¥y == Our prices Wl the Mrs. Nancy Vergason of w has returned home weeks' wvisit with Gilbert Bowers, take no otk