Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 31, 1911, Page 6

WESTERLY’S FIRE CHIEF MOVES Gets Nearer the Hub to be Nearer the Firehouse—Wo- man’s Exchange Reports Bigger Demand than Supply of Foodstuifs During 1910—Taking on New Hands Daily at Granite Works. G ‘W. Beverly, who died Friday & his home, Glenview farm, Seekonk, Mass., aged 67, was trainer of Prince Aler Noontld‘ and other famous | speeders. He was one of the most widely known horsemen of New Eng- Jand and had bred, trained and kept | many racers. He had conducted the Glenview farm for the past seven | years, three years ago buying the| piace from Earl Potter, by whom he | was employed as manager. During that ttme Princa Alert spent several winters at the stock farm. Mr. Bev- | erg leaves his wife and one son. e formerly conducted a livery and | sale stable in Main street, Westerly, in | the rear of the building now occupied | A. B. Colline, and the Beverly sign | b, {ll remains on the building he for- merly leased. During th st two years there has been consi dor::lc criticism that was not wholly justifiable against Chief | Engineer Samuel G. Cottrell because he lived on Quarry Hill, far removed from the centra] firehouse and the ‘business center, and in consequance could not be among the firat to arrive at % fire and direct the movements of the firemen. His critics seemed to be indful of the fact that the chief four assistants, any one of whom s qualified to take charge pending the atgival of the chief, or that in the ure of the chief or his assistants | ’ mrrive at the outset, the rules of the | Zew dietrict provide that the senior of- fieer of the fire companies act as chief. R0 there was not much causs for eriticism against the chief because he was not among the first to arrive at the fire. The chief had a t:lephone installed in his Quarry Hill home and special arrangements made with the telephone change to call him at night for every fire alarm, and he never left hom= to &s to his work without telling how he could be reached by telephone, in or- der to respond to the call for fire with | the least possible dzlay. However, to be of more eatisfying service to the residents of the West- erly fire district. and 1n order to be in closer touch with the firshouse and | the care of the fire alarm system, he | has moved from Quarry Hill to the John Perrige honsas in Granite street which is loeated about 1 thoueand feet from the centra] firzchouse. The annual meeting of the Westerly sxcha for woman's work was held the residence of Miss Harriet Cot- irell iIn Eim street and officers ware jected ms follows: Miss Harriet Cot- | rell, president; Mrs. Willlam Clark, | vice president; Mrs. George N. Bur- dick, sscretary; Mrs. John Champlin, ireasurer; Miss Ellen Baldwin, mana- | K ger. Reports showed that during the 3e41r; there was a falling off in the amount of s s0ld, which was caused by a | decrsase In the number of contributors. | wihile the demand for foodstulls, espo- clally in the summer monti the supply, and that there oppertunity for those who posed to cook to the required exchs standard to dlspose of their goods at a profit. The treasurer reported: Number consignore 45, amount of sales $9, amount paid ‘consignors $3.129 mission paid treasurer $904. articles sold were: Loaves of bread loaves of caka 6,784, T03, pies 2,008, turnover rownes 1,968, glasses of pounds of candy 98, miscell lcles 26.860. The exchange retai ymmission of 10 per cent. for »f the goods. Cash on hand § I'llllFlll FIKGER NAILS CURED “I have suffered from the same trouble fpainful finger nails] at different periods of my life. The first time of its occurrence, perhaps twenty-five years ago, after trying home remedies without getting helped, I asked my doctor to prescribe for me, but it was not for a year or_more that my nails snd fingers were well. The inflammation and suppuration began at the base of the finser nail. Sometimes it was so painful that [ Bad to use a poultice to induce suppuration. After the pus was discharged the swelling would go down until the next period of inflammation, possibly not more thun a we or two afterwards, ’rm,e frequent mations resulted in the Sliis state at one t| fater, I began again to s trouble. [ began to use Ointment. I did not use the Soap e: But 1 rubbed the Cutictra Olntment base of the nuil every "A'r'lll thoroughly, nn\l 88 often beside as I could. I had not ut & few weeks before iy nails were b here was no more supp: lon, the nails grew out box of Cuticura Ointment wa: (Bigned) Mrs. I. J, Horton, Y., Apr. 13, 1910, "Ou Sept. ortan wrote: 1 have had no furth of the trouble with my finger nails nto 40y o By o Westory INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Westerly Branch Capital . .Thres Million Dollars surplus Over ¢ Liveral, courieous und efficient in i3 mansagement. Har! Schalfner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY I. B. CRANDALL CO. nvvedd Westerly, R. |, By Tour Shoss and Hosiery and get & coupon on the Planc to be siven away at PURTILL’S “ON THE BRIDGE.” Eatablished 1901. Hareld L. Wells, 0. D., Opwm'tfll& eerrected by the justment of lonn-. Room l. Pot- efihy Block Westerly, R. L or tor- FOR sALE PISA Sesnsea sinatep ;- a1 t parts ef the c Westerly K. L. each and bo ne st L th g that can bo secured at Feadena it a sires. lo nvl-‘l elnnia lights, ng. inspection nvited Frank W. Coy Real Estate Ce., rebidd Westerly, R. L | ter. | sections of Local Laconics. The condition of James A. Welch was somewhat improved Monday. There are several cases of chicken pox among the school children ot Westerly and Pawcatuck. Miss Lillian Donovan, class 1910, Westerly High _school, entered the Rhode Island Normal = school for a course of studies Monday. Brs. William Steele and daughter | Doris” of Pawtucket and Charles H. Babcock of Tomaquag are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Weeden. Richard Jordan of Westerly, who was operated upon for appendicitis Friday in Providence, is making sat- isfactory recovery from the operation. Elbert W, Clarke, formarly principal of the West Broad street high school, Pawcatuck, is now associated with the E. A. Strout real estate agency in Putnam. Business is booming at the New England Granite works for this season of the year, and instzad of reducing the force, as is the custom, the force is being dally increased. Health Officer Stanton reports that the daughter of John Taylor of Rocket street has a mild attack of scarlet fever. prevent the spread of the disease. Postmaster John McGinley of New London, president of the Connecticut | State Board of Trade, will be one of the speakers at the annual banquet of the Westerly Board of Trade next month. ‘What was formerly the Dr. Crandall house in Granite street is to be moved to Narragansett avenue to permit the improvement of the BSherman and Champlin properties on either side of the present location. Mrs. P. J. Regan of Boston visited her husband over Sunday. Mr. Regan recently assumed the duties of foreman for one of the local bakeries and In all probability will settle here, bringing his family with him. Many chapter Masons of Westerly are planning to visit their brethren in Norwich Thursday evening to partici- pate in the work of Franklin chapter priest of the order In Connecticut Mrs. Otie F. Dean of Grove avenue left Monday morning for Savannah, 3a. She will visit reiatives in New Haven, and_on Wednesday will from New York on one of the CI steamships for Savannah. She safl wil | spend two months in the south. Dudley Stillman of Providence is visiting relatives in Westerly. He fs on his way to Seattls, Wash., where his mother has been passinz the win- Mr. Stillman is enthusiastic over the great possibilitles which the north- west and Alaska offer to young men and is thoroughly posted on the two the country. The formal transfer of the books and yapers of the Third district court from ‘he retiring to the incoming clerk of *h2 court will be made Wednesday af- ernoon under the direction of a leg!: itive committee composed of Senator Milton Duckworth of Charlestow Representative Albert H. Langwo 'f Westerly and Representative R. Richmond of Hopkinton, repres ing the three towns within the terri- torial jurisdiction of the Third district court. COLCHESTER. Club Meets for Organization— Borough News and Views. The Boys’ noon in ‘the basemen Vemorial library buil Boys’ club met Monday after of the Cra, to orga The main room will be fitted up as gvmnasium. There will also bz a reading room and rooms for zames otc. Mr. March of New York will be he instructor. The club will be open every afternoon and nin; About the Borough. The board of selects €ld a meet- n their room block Sat- . Henry McDonald of Marlboro was in town Mond. G. H. Davis of He ends in town < noved his hou <on has 1 the tenement i h avente to t ns, eeveral day Mr. and M urned to New I f a few parents. ton Jones of Hebron was in town Jaturday. er re- ynday morn- visit with Mr. Y. Wolf has returned from a busi- ness trin to New York Daniel W. Willlams of New Britain wvas the guest of his parents at the homestead over Sund Mrs. Gilhert O. Hall and daughter, v Jennie Hall. were guests of triends in Haven over Sunday. Charles M. Reade of Willimantic was a visitor here Monday. George Allen of Gilead was in town Saturday. w Bridoeport—The erand list h. the $90.000.000 mark, or se over the previous year An Appeal to W.v.s anl Moihers Save the Drinking Husband or Son by Using Orrine. Can be Given Secretly. No more terrible affliction can come to any home than the excessive use of intoxicants by husband or son. Think of the money wasted in Drink, which is needed in the home to purchase food and clothing. If you have a drinking Husband or Son, give him Orrine. it will prove an efficient aid in de- stroying the craving for intoxicants. Thousands of women have been made happy, because Orrine has saved their loved ones from lives of dissipation and drunkenness. Start using Orrine today. We are so confident that Orrine will benefit the person who drinks, t say to all Wives and Mothe: give Orrine a trial and if if 1 benefit, we will refund your mon ORI is prepared in two form No. 1, secret treatment, a powder. ab- Bolteiy tantetass aad cdotices. &ieon secretly in any food or drink. ORRINI No. 2, In pill form, is for those who deslre to take voluntary treatment. NE Costs only $1.00 2 box. Write Orrine Booklet (mailed Dihin sealed envalope to ORKINI O 947 Orrine Building, Washington, D. ORRINE ,is recommended_and is for sale in tiiis city by N. D. Sevin & Son, 118 Main St. HEAYY AND LIGHT HARNESS WADSE BY HAND, e A SRR | HALF-POUND PRINTS. Aanis> Northfield Butter CARDWELL’S TRY ONE. Precaution has been taken to | of that city and meet the grand high | has | al in | Hale’s Honey Of Horehound and Tar Will Stop Your Cough And Cure Your Cold Contains no opium nor anything injurious. All Druggists. Try Pike’s Toothache Drops. MYSTIC Contractor O’Donovan, Building West Side School, Assigns to Willimantic Firm—Also Building Oral School An- nex. Sunday lt was learned through the buildi. the contractor, J. J. U Don- £ Norwich, who had been build- schoolhouse, had made an as- to Willimantic firm who signment had been aiding him for some months at the concern had notified Batty, chairman of the | building committee, that they would | g0 on with the work of the schoolhouse { Which is not yet completad and which was 10 be finished by the first of Sep- tember after several excuses had been made by Mr. O'Donovan. The build- ing committee did not push him right to the tims because several changes {had to be made and ther were very lenient with him. In all probability a meeting will be held by the committee jto ascertain what can be done. Thera is &till a sum of money due Mr. O'Don- ovan and will be given him just as soon as the work is finished. The building is far enough along to let school open after four weeks’ vacation but is a long way from being finished. Mr. O’'Donovan_also has the contract at the Mystic Oralsschool to conetruct | the new fireproof annex which is aba'1t half completed and which is needed very much on account of the crowdec condition of the old wooden building. Monday Club Meets. The Monday club was pleasantly en- tertainad Monday afternoon the home of Miss Lina Fish on Prospe: Hiil. 1 study of Venice was ¥ he attendance was largest for some weeks. Medal Contest. | The children of the Loyal Legion un- direction of the ladies of the U. will give a medal contest . hall this (Tuesday) even- | Various Items. | . Georee Potter, son of Postmaster and Mrs, C. C. Pottar, nfined to his home with tonsilit E he has been absent or the past two year: leaving M Motorman ductor Brown, ran off ('" tr Ln‘ near Miller’s corner, the other tonington, and detained traf- about two hours. . of New Haven ‘| " STONINGTON. Decrease in Number of School dren—Fleet Reports—General Ne ,994 school child s of 4 and 16 yea 54 in 1909, a loss of b o : this (Tuesda on ) evening to wi flicers of that branch Atlantic Shipping Company's Fleet. o San Juan, way P. R, with a carge lvmhe e Benjamin Poole is in Fern: yu")n ready to sail for New York | with ¢ F Howard is in New . York ischargine lumber. Briefs and Personals. Alfred A. Tarbeaux of Norwich was a ealler her: Saturday. Miss Annie Storms and Mrs. Storms lof Norwich are guests of Mrs. Frank Grandy. | __B. W. Hillard of Boston was in town Mcnday. Clarence Anderson is in New York, Taking Inventory. Inventory was begun this week at the American Velvet company’s mill Lere. Somz of the departments will close, | Annual Meeting and Supper. The annual meeting and supper of the Mistuxet club was held at the club {rooms. The following officers were elected: President, Charles H. Cowa | vice president, H.'F. Chesebro; trea urer, G. H. Robinson; secretary, John | H. : house committee, J. H. Til- | linghast, T.. D. Fairbrother, J. H. Rvan: C. B. Crandall, caterer. An elaborate menu was thoroughly enjoyed by the fifty members of the club. i Notes. | _Andrew J. Eldred, Jr., went to New York Sunday to engage in business with a firm which makes electric wires. John Burian of the New York office of the American Velvet company ar- rived in town this week and is the guest of Charles Koelb. i NOANK Social Notes—Charles Douglas Dies in Maine—A. B. S. Entertains at Whist. iss Linda Peckham entertained ! friends at her home on Sylvan street | Friday evening. Those present were | AMr. and Mrs. George Packer and Miss M, Fiorence Caulkins of New London, {and Mrs. Smith Gildersieeve, Mr. and | Mrs. Augustus Thompson, Miss Bertha | Thompson, Eugene McDonald, Charles Specht. The evening was pleasantly spent with music and games. Rofresh- ments were served. Death of Charles Douglas. ‘Word has been received of the death {of Charles Douglas at his home in {Maine, due to a shock. Mr. Douglas spent one summer here with his cousin, Loren Douglgs, and made many friends | during his visit. |~ Benjamin Ward of High strest was a visitor Sunday in New London. Misses Maude Carson and Hilda Wilbur spent Sunday in Stonington. The American Benefit society held its weekly meeting at tht rocms on Front street Monday evening. Whist was enjoyed. Seyeral guests from Mys- tic attended. Village Interests. The second menhaden steamer build- ing at the shipyard for MeKeever Bros. is nearly ready for launching. Douglas McDonalé asd Jehn Rearke Mohican Best Bread FLOUR [ SUGAR cesnitacea 20 Meat Department SHOULDERS 9c LAMB - - - 1b. SIREOII:I ST-I-EAKlb. 760 \ les: 1 BSTR ROAST w. 12:¢ Nicel Ssdrdiadon . 20¢c FRANKFURTERS 93, Best_LA):/IB c_Houlis 12%¢ 17¢ | PORTERHOUSE § STEAK - 1b, Delicious Scotch i BACON PURF LARE Buw| 3¢ Better than ordinar “Bean Pork®® SALT POR . 10c Fancy Fat Back Fresh pais [ 3C uiey” ORANGES - 2 eenen 27 Ibs'$'.uu Strictly EGE‘! pierg MONEY SAVERS For Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Best E Cream Elg gin €Ly Grocery Depariment 17¢ 25¢ . 25¢ 19¢ 13c 10¢ 19¢ YellowEyeWhitePea BEANS 2 qts. ALAGA SYRUP 2 cans Towle's Log Cabm SYRUP Direct from Vermonl Large size package GOLD DUST Sunny Monday SOAP 3 bars COX S GELATINE package Seedless RAISINS 3 packages TABL" BUTTER Best LEMONS Full CREAM CHEESE 2 1bs. dozen GRAPE FRUIT 3 for 19¢ ONIONS Nabisco Sugar WAFERS Best 35 c COFFEEl 49¢ 15¢§! 3 quarts ’Ic box 80 : 5. 25¢ S t FASGERINES doz. 19€ spent Sunday as the guests of tnend5< in Groton. | Mrs., Daniel W. Chester is Dcnfined‘ to her home by an attack of grip. | Mr n Osten and daughter Edna of P phia are guests of the for- mer’s sister, Mrs. Lida Ashbey, on | Pearl street. Mrs. James E. McDonald of Spring | street was the guest Sunday of friends | n New London. Miss Grace Fitzpatrick is ill at her home on Pearl street. Manuzl De Costa of Stonington spent Sunday as the guest of friends in the and daughter callers in New Otis Douglas were recent Lecture in New Haven, H. B. Rankin of Noank deliv- Rev. Saves Two Lives. sister nor myself nm,hl v if it had not been fc 7 Discovery.” could had con- weak r wonderf: both. Tt" rd of.” For colds. hemor hay fever, crc '1 bronchial troubl bottle free. Soives a Deep Mystery. nt to thank you from the bot- * wrote C. B. Rader Va., “for the won- b“nofit I got from Ele iring me of both 3 tomach trouble and of Theumati which 1 had been an almost sufferer for ten years. 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These several trib: s 11\ v life and peculiar ceremonies of the original American. New Haven.—Employes of the public works department spent $535 for street car fares in 1910, breaking all records. In 1909 under another, a previous ad- lm ted m. I became cently at 8 | | inistration, fares was the Dan $140. Levi Osborne, w con. | Danbu Times until it was late James the I You AKERICAN HOUSE, Furreil & Snnderson. 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We are now_taking advance orders for Painting, Paperhanging and Dec- orating. P. F. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Street, i Jansd it This Time of the Year CANNED Peas, Beans, Beets, Spinach, Lima Beans, Corn, Tomatoes, Succotash, and many other good things. PECOPLE’S MARKET, € Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. Telephone, DR. €. R. CHAMBERLAIN Lenia/ Surgeon. In charge of Dr. 8, L. Geer's practws during his imst 161 Main ¥treet. Cona WHEN you want to put your buei- ness before the pUbliC, tpers is 20, the advertis- dlum better iug colvrens