Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 22, 1910, Page 6

. The fom g of aayy. m’. Wnonen, Phovsgmon, wstieved o e | N AND AB0UT WESTERLY ST 7 st el .. it ! o8 Im e Tind apotrics coure Wotmen. | JSof e Original and Gosmine peing x4 lewd Snd ) Expert Accountant to Examine MBooks of Former il ey I vtovestos |28 o8 Toriomies 21 e o | 0“ I-] e K 8 Treasurer Hoxie, of Charlestown-—~Enjoyable Con- |71 fargast @ s k M| Soversl of the Gemoctatic extabiisnment in the United States, vor, Fhosrard op e Movivue v e . cert at Wheeler School-—Alva F. Clark Cwfit | There was a swesial mesting of the trom Ko Lanion ome h"""‘@”“‘“"l-.l'zn ull-“ Belt and Crushed to Death—The Granite Wage Ledwidan aopesred | Reppesenmiative-siert Fomaph Chawsrns | Wasterly t(own council Wednesday of Vawmsatoek, wers ghewts G Sew | Ibhll“b.lpu. overing, Angeio Capiicsin arsn 1o B it |Landon Wednistay coenting o Wayot (g gt inerensed povics pressetion tor Vieses | V% ‘ y Satov-clect Bryan ¥. Mahon. Situation w#treet, which he believed necsssary by o A s o Pase Natrifion, s beilding " i i’r’mm', of the yresames of Visemeeh | min syomsed i & Heepms i the o SUILTY OF MURDER, t i riery s ", v, £ appiceto % “r, H B WAL KTHO 5 the ] oares W, Hoxia, tormar siats senis | /Fhe taln puing wt Sasae 16 an ine | Iatler Intons the cowneht wetors Pres- | Do Sowes)and declares thas psmitc _ PREED OM PAROLE | mile, malted grain, 1wl treasirsr of the town of | crense in wiges of 10 per cent, and to | ident Clark cotitd annos the real | sentimnent was n tavor of aiy piay. 4 2 Chntlantown, it pesponss Lo citation, | s the sgigloyats at the present time | OWIsct of the tneethtis, $o stated Wt | There wis no remonsirance againe Pistabury Sudze Aiwws Agad Civit | A guick lanch prepered in & minte, ol wt B testing of the towi «m| not nEres, and » nmnpnmr:'u"m #ho | thE vza::fiflx :;l;:”:x ol mrsfr{am 2} ”,.,,,,;7”;.,, ,g,,g,, % iy the ! o S 1 wnd answersd frankly all quess | solitte vefusal to cottiphy wit 6 (450 | FEMAT a5 O L i ik 7 & action wan laker % i iy, o O i o hia A6~ | 1aunda " of the enipiords “wil ‘be -the | lon srest, Town oot Axsrd ndt. | 2. im No Combime or Trust “ounts ltl LOWN Lreanurar, covering ,n I/V""’;;M» 'u-vm “ ;;:l'mm z:m;n A,’":vn{/; rq?f'/:n:m‘ S A Pittsbmrs, Pa, Do, 218 = bt avdn gl oty poriod of meven yeurs, his successor in 611 Lhse piressnt three years SEron- Py, W “re wetly inteys o 7 16 70 years, and esigriod mfr’m bt = 2 afMoe neting as Ihiatrountor, e, Hogls | Mong wes Under consideration (here | 1he Talter, wers ot tnatia 1o e | 9O 3 fi:‘n mombors X 118 e lveating by the mam whom he Water | o Deteber. Peterson %ad set woknowledged that he hed kapt monsy | wis consiferails loss of thne 16 il | prosent on woaontit, of seknoss, nm_;"’"rfifl “‘j ';:'!M Kh’f»’b l~‘z;wi d»’r‘w SOt 16 Aesth, Sohm Benmess, 5 veteras %'Ayp:‘{ fl'vf-:;. o i ,n_mpm,_ 2,: that bslonged to the town in hils pos- | cmployes and empioyere, as failns to | #iggested that the matter b Mm»fl'““’hw’ & eopy . Taty metiowm way |0l e VS war, Whe gleaded e i f’;"’;_‘ g b wonnlon inelend of placing I on an in. | agres resuited in m steiks which was | o the regmar January mesting, and ';‘ifi‘%t’:fl "::"* W actio :’;‘a\:;:;’u:» o ’:/?rnfl'?flw’"{:a“l?flp a terest buating basls and had used ”m after gome times nmfcainy adjasten and | was s voted. i 1” fiavn;v o PR i PO £ 4 e 9, S} sacier of 2 TR g .;1;4 e ol money, Welors retiving from offies Mr, | panding seitioment /many quarry work- Mr, Cagpnceio Shen pressotad o pa~ | by “ MMW A » wv" ‘.«n}m&s’r vateram, g ¥ the teatimony 'n Hoxln Aepowitad 38,400 . which repre. | ers were given work eiwswhers 1o les. | tition sighed by Rty Awe tazyayers | fl"'t‘::nzd-v g “ak? oo i ¢ Rt T wonted the sum he owed the town, e | sen the demands upon the nationsl nn- | asking 1or Oay and nigit Hew pro- {m" o ’::’J:” hh::”‘ ;e;.rx declared that weide from the losses | lon trensury tor strike pay, which was | tection in Viercs strest, B petition | /i"w”:t St ,’7:;' - 5 t which the town mny have sustained by | about one-quarter of the amonunt neb- | was recstved and tatied tempotariiy. ;"“ e ” e "—’ o mt;/“ e o T yonson of I8 funds not being on Ao | 611y received by the workmen in wages, Attorney Jotin 3, Dtinn, convnsel 'M.'W‘VW:“’:/»'"”( '?«wM'" b i o, B poalt nnd drnwing interest, and by ren- | This condition was alike detrimental to | Peter Fose, &n sppiieant for FHetior | ¥ “n;l” ,‘?‘}[L g ",..‘,;‘,},.,, exge. Tis setion of fhe ¢ won of discounting notes when it was | the employor and employe and the | Vcetiss in ik atlest, presented a oo« §’W‘M “:" ?-"—-{4)’5—5’ "E/m‘;m the prisoner o 3o @ without not necessnry Lo hire monsy, snd thus | membetg of the ioeal branches of | mtnd on showing withdranal of two | oini fl,";; ;; 7 8 | cedsnt fu (o £5 £, cnund the town additionsl loss, he aid | Granite Manufacturers’ association | of thae retnonstrants to the application. § woul 1"’4 Fid b 24 el ‘_,;’:L‘VL ot ‘n,"“;fiufl Cars Pair- not know of any shortage in any other | and the Gramte Cotters and Quarry- | e also submitied 5 yiat to snow rmep”"' Bran W h{' :{ At e e way. men's unlons will endeaveor 16 avold a | a majority of the remonstrants 44 not ;W"*’;‘—m‘ Pt i Pad s [ Mr, Moxis turned over to 'Town | repetition of the conditions of three | own the greater part of ihe ;,,nygnmtu'r » fl:&n« 4*&;7:):44 " e ronmirar Hehlasinger Rl eancetind | yenrs ako, when treatment for settle- | within 200 fest of the premises. The | o7 »% M";v :WWM P lmagd s checks, stiths of checks, bank pase- | mont was left 16 the strike commities | Bose appiication was Wil oy 54 2 for- ;;"-“"""‘- *M.' Wit a Y AWy hooks and vouchers he held as former | and o like commities representing the | mer mesting of the oomncs he sppilcations now pend town treasursr, ‘I'he counell gave au- | manufacturers asmoeiation, neither of Jases 3otiy, who sppesred SV e thorlty to the town treasarer to erm- | which had power t6 act Gefinitely antil | sition 1o the granting of ¢ . Local Laconics, ploy an expert scconntant Lo examine | their action was approved by the or- | informed the connell that e coild pre- . Trats is honse the aeconnts 6f Mr, Hoxie to detarmine | garnizations repressnted, and even then | nt additional remonstrants and wu!,,.(":'::_:ugfi”" il “Sirreg the exaot amonunt due the town and to | wihout sanction of the nationai offi- | infortned thatl there was no iy jeetion "a" -'n»”W’mw/m "*r“r:zr; ‘ make report to the town council as|cers; all r.!'whlrn canmsd Geluy of | 1o such & r-r.ur;a,,‘w]h,(kd:y then pr 'zm{ Mans p: ’ w00n as possible operations after loeal mmatters were | sented (hires additional remonstrants, 77 - ” o9 - . satisfuctorily adjusted, which incinded the name of one nfi"’r‘-fl;’: Selyctinge e A number of Waesterly people went P thoss whe had signed withdrawazl of | some ’W % 71 by trolley romd to North Stonington on All the property of the Pike Miantic | reinonsirances. {#M)}%flgfirfl}bfi,"‘.g’;fiw"n v(.,m«.‘fl.y ovening and enjoyed the Dycln? unmv;y at Miantic has been Attorney Ledwidge asked Mr. Joity [ OB the increase s frem musieal entertainment given in | formaliy transferred to the Fradford | if he had the majority of signatores| The V»’fi‘nfiy and Wateh ¥ the Wheeler echool and library hall | Dyeing company, an Englian syndicats, | in opposition to the licenms from a2 ma- gmmnuw Wit eorntnencs narvevting fon of the trisstess of the | and the forelgn concern also owns con iy,r: ¥ of property owness within 256 jat Wood River Junetion today (Th wera the "o 1 Orpheus o pousd of Awn A. Pond, firat tenor, ¥d- ward M. Whesler, pecond tenor. Stephen Y. Hopkine, first bass, and Itobert 1. fipenear, wocond bass naeisted by Charles Barry of Brown university a# rendear. ‘There waw o large audlence and tha several numbers of the follow - Ing programme were given manifest npproval: Bunset, Van de Water; read- ing by Mr, Parry; Woodland Roues B Malr; Vemper Stars, Nevin; reading: Hwaot Oleander, Gielbel; reading; Fev. | |8 ® ariem, Btorth: reading; On Poard the | B :I"::lry".‘),;a;-',‘flunn; dust. Mengrs, Pond | ESTABLISHED 1872 In the absence of Dr. Herbert E. { 4 For the Final et W Have Little To Say | Three - Day Rush Carolina Tuesday by reason of the ac- cidental death of Alva ¥. Clark, sn ij ST os o work ou &, deier maching In But Much To Offer. ! Don’t put off another minute. the Ayeing department when the sleave | i of his jumper becamas canght In a set i ” . b 2 | > 1 ¢ 5 <f siariisl ol ) Our lines are Exclusive and Complete [ 12ke your sclection of gifts. - The las .2 werow and he was Instantly hauled un b~y g v B R I ‘final rush will find yvou not making a Miiton Duckworth was auickly uum-{ moned. but when he arrived Mr. Clark “f;nzulgx and arm were broken and { P i { ‘SchCtiOD but taking “that.s ICqu Take O Tt panats 2t 'a word of counsel-ACT NOW, the removal of the body and it was Th ot taken to an undertaking establishment t § tn Tiope Vallay. Mr. Clark leaves a a ls w so man . i widow and three ohildren. With the presentation on the part of | ‘ LIBR;‘\RY DESK SETS BOOKS | the granite workers of Westerly z2nd | [ i the receint by the employers’ associa- tion of the agreement or bill of prices Mear Maia Strees that Is to prevail for three years be- einning with March of next year, be- !:!ns, the h:efles of m':.;?('!‘ngs of both Th D- ! f partles which will probably not termi- nate unti] the expiration of the bill of € lSF) ay o 5 prices now in force. The granite Py workers held several preliminarv meet- , ¥ Heyto flr;;'mnhteb fhelr side of the case. lamon s ps j which will probably be Insisted upon to i { the letter, and the employers have held ¥ STA:HOXER‘ st one meeting for the consgideration i of what they treat as a demand on the - R e | andRings gijverware - B is exceptionaily brilliant, and ai- Wh'} e [ BUV 0 WEStEflY f fords best opportunities in city for In lafest desiges, and at prices INDUSTRIAL_?EFS} company B :.a:cl‘l;;so! the most valued Christ- that must aftract atfention. Westerly Branch | Subhiet . -y v T MG Wi TOILET REQUISITES Positive Guaranty Surplus .. Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. MILITARY BRUSHES With Every ! icle mt CHARMS and LOCKETS Liberal, ccurteous and efficient in iss g CLOCKS We Sell. management. Hart Schaffner & Marx Y ona TONS. An enlarged staif of experienced it and courfeous salespeople to Clothes ARE SOLD BY PINS for Men meet your every demznd. PINS for Women I. B. CRANDALL CO. nov20ad Westerly, R. L. Buy Your Shoss and Hosiery |8 % 5 CHAINS = A Child can buy as Satislactorily PENDANTS and Weil at Gur Siore STERLING NOVELTIES an Aduit end get a coupon on the Pilano to be City Pharmacy 8 figcarips, Prayer Bocks, Brass Novel:ies, Cesk Sets, Fic. PURTILL’S “ON THE BRIDGE.” lege lces while waiting for your car. - 26 Caral St. Westerly 8. L Eatablished 1001, Harold L. Wells. O. D., Optometrist. Defective vision corrected by the prop er adjustmen: of lenses. iicom 9, Pot- ter-LangworiLy Block. Wesrerly, R L FINE HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS Kischemwars Decarment PLASIIC ART STATUARY Watches Watches 4 % .. FOUR-SPECIAL LOTS of reliable f Watches have been arranged for the Heliday trade, from which a selection > weex = i ¥ at any of the following prices means (Sasement—Main Stree: Stare 3 & a saving of at least 25 per cent for NS i 2 i soven- ot s, situated in . N = & 4 f A am:vr'-’m"p-n;‘llu "‘?: :’n’:l’;)gdc(lpx‘nrv? ot Pl f - absolutely dependable timepieces for APRONS in Great Variety Westerly, R 1, eac aving 60 foot 3 < S the: Ev Waitch A Vors i 3 treet front and both having vacant gen "»"- _"7. atc i Peog ~eser . f.;‘a adjoining (llall;(‘fln be -’wuxeddm g guaranteed. Some in solid gold cases. TO“AND SRR flces urchaser de- = B Sl S e ot having heat, . electric All sizes. Al styles. fights, modern plumbing. Inspection invited. Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., 144 Westerly, R L DIAMONDS Tt willl pay you well to get our o mmezel] THE PLAUT - GADDEN CO., e . TR Plaut-Cadden Bullding, Main Street, Norwich, Coan. 5 ing Westerly Jeweis » » o etpina Viosterly Jenoen ESTABLISHED 1872 OPEN EVENINGS WEAVE AND LIGNT HARNESS WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS WARe and el Hiarnesn H) bis and tory Ma $10, $1250, §17.50. 18 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.