Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 1, 1911, Page 8

n{”. N E O P, anloo. Order eapect | mother’s ; t‘avoritr.r for, Tmmaculate = Conception chun:h Rfiv U. O. B-l-nn conaucted mass, and U*mflct"'l". 'na-.-m the pianiat, 01' a | opee, "Op, | Canad hall next Tussday 0 be given under m-.cl ‘the College club for th club for the of the Academy building fund. ROSE COFFEE HOUSE. Sfinager DeMonte Changes His Lo- . to Larger Quarters. the finest restaurants in the ‘been by M. Leouis in the c—ml buudln. ad- the he has & number of y-u -ncc«-luuy the Rose Coffee House, is the name by which his new 1s known. entire south half of th main eating house. at the back, is Mission furniture is used and t of silverware is new. = e past § 1.3 years Mir. Dedonte Bas bullt up a large trade and is re- ‘caiving & large patronage. Up-te-Date Vaudeville at the Audi- torium. is talking about the classy &t the Auditorium for the first of the present week, and thus far has drawn exceptionally large Positively the best shadow- who has even boen seen in city is Chassino, who is absolute- wonderful in the manipulations of hande and feet, and throws such imitations on the scrgen that would almost believe th: Keefe & Du; br and amusing situations, in “' pitai style, and deserve the hearty which they receive through- Another clever team, ‘om & somewhat different order, is & Burke, aerialists of no -m cers of many Arminta is a perfect and does many daring stunts on the high tra- Wenrick & Waldron, a couple of aldewalic ians, get away s lot of good stuff in an ofiginal and have the house with them £00¢ favor on their well chosen song rcn ‘There is also a bright line photopiays. : “The Dairy Farm.” B Thte atternoon et Polf's theator sou- _ vénirs will be presented 1o the ladjes % the matinee performance of D Farm.” This quaint, old- story of rural sorrows and Bappiness has caught on with the s has mothing else in a long The production is admitted by 10 be one of, the best the Poli Play- m‘ ted, and it is by far and most expensive. Friday > the public will be given its Sppertunity to meet the new lead § woman, Miss Montaom arranged for !hu purpos on the stage after the mat- Characteristic invitations have fssued to the affair, which will ble. | been attending th exquisite & marvel of ic b Th - of scenic beauty. e calls for many sea pict: d o ot ‘those aro bevont asscripiion c beauty and detail. A ‘some aitogeth . . er new avenues ghcture ficids, and embodies BT g itintions, et carries @ninty comedy of & . is a & Deautitl story #ith & strong moral and man: ot th actors in this 4 of whom to excellent advan- 4 the story to a most M. Burke, soprano, of ‘Wher. the Moon Hangs For Kilarney and You, while 2 m-m Dryzvd sang ‘Because ve You re- & hearty welcome. v 5 NEW HAVEN JUDGESH! was in married tyiee Beaudion ntreal, Mr lapoleon of ’l‘mflvme Mrs. Peter Jodoin,of Chic- , Henry of Canada, Joséph of Arthur of lloolu Marie Rose, Herman, all of Itic. Board of Relief Finish. The board of relief held its final meeting the latter part of last week’ and eettled everything. The slates ‘were cleared and the books closed for another year to the satisfaction of all The board reduced the figures submit- So8 by th; Shnedbory 2% the extent of $4,000. Caused Trouble. On Tuesday afternoon a farmer from ‘Westminster invaded Baltic and, after quenching his thirst, started to make his presence known. The farmer went about the village making cafls and one loeal grocer bacame tired of his atten- tions and in putting the obstreperous fellow out farnished some amusement for a few witnesses. Officer McGuire ordered the fellow to keep his peace, but this he declined to do, and conse- quently was lodged in the jocal lockup. His trial came up at 7 o'clock last night before the justice. arence Stevens Improved. Clarence Stevens returned to his home from Willimantic by “team on Tuesday. Mr. Stevens underwent an operation on his foot in the hospital recantly which was caused by the mis- growth of one of the nails on his foot. Mr. Stevens suffered much pain with his foot, but his friends will be glad to learn that he is mow much better and is able to be about. Notes. Ira Wheeler of Norwich Baitic Tuesday on business. Miss Margaret Shea has resumed her dutles in the public school after a ehort absence caused by the death of a Tela- tive. Louls Trudeau and Irenee Euteau 100k & fishing trip Monday afternoon and report a catch of ten pickerel two perch. These two sportsme: ed to get in a final day. at whi the brook for the finned fellows before the law takes effect. The law for pickerel goes on today (Wednesday) and extends to April 15. Covis Belair of Franklin is passing a few days in Baltic. L. Albert Girouard is in Willimantie today (Wednesday) on business. Miss McNuity of Norwich was in town Tuesdey afternoon. Willlam Bouchard is forced to take a temporary vacation from work on account of a strained shoulder. The condttion of Mrs, Isadore Caron 1s reported as being just about the same. Arthur_Boucher and John Reckard passed Monday in Norwich. Mrs. Christopher Brennan is very ill at her home. She is said to be suffer- ing with heart trouble. Moses Chilotte has re-entered the employ of Albert Girouard. George Rémmert, who has. been passing the past few days at his home in Baltic, returned to his position in Hartford on Tuesday. MONTVILLE Board of Relief Postpones Action on Appeals for Abatement. The board of relief has held its last regular session in the town clerk's of- | fice. Protests were made in behalf of the Thames River Specialties company and_the Péquot Manufacturing com- pany, The board reserved its decision to be given out at 2 meeting to be held | on March 6. Several owners of pri- vate property and dwelling houses ap- pealed, but the board decided that there should be a still further increase in valuation. Going on Coasting Waainiet Charles Nute of Massapoag. who has orwich Free Acad- emy for the past year and a half. is to leave town in a. week or 50 in order to take a trip to the West Indies with his uncle. Mr, Nute's uncle is em- ployed on one of the steamers that ply between the West Indies and New York, and it Mr. Nute likes the job he will stay on board the boat and work with his uncle. To Add to Mill. Plans have been received by Supt. Frank B. Mitchell of the Montvilie plant of the Keyes Products company for the new bullding which is to be put up south of the old stonz mill. Social Club Formed. The Massapeag Social club, which was recently formed with a charter membership of twelve, held a meeting in its clubhouse Saturday evening for the purpose of arranging a dance to be held at an early date. The club has as its president Earl Smith. Personal Items. Mrs. W. B. Walden of Uncasviile and her cousin, Mrs. Louise Gardner, of Baltic, are passing a few days with friends in East Lyme. Ernest Auwood returned home from Rutland, Maes.,, on Tuesday. He has been taking treatment there and re- turns home In 4, greatly improved con- dition. On Tuesday Daniel Devine mov. from tha Burchard house on Cornet's corner to the O'Brien place in Pequot. Willlam C. Arnold wiHl occupy the house vacated by Mr. Devine. Haroid Bartlett of Providence was at the home of his father, Charles Bartlett, over Sunday. Mr. Bartlett, Jr., returned to Rhode Island Monday evening. Fred Cushmian has returned to Mo:'l!vllla after a flying visit to Hart- for ‘Walter White has several his con- nections with Norman Lathrop as teamster. Mrs. William Aston of Massapeag been | has a bad attack of grip. the house who appeared ttee in favor of a lim- 320,000 state that to accept the IA | H, L. Johnson has been confined to the house for the past few days with a severe cold. Charles Platt and sister of New Bed- ford, Mass, have been visiting their father, 3. C. Platt. Congressman Higgins of Norwich is expected home from Washington and in Montville about March 4th. The congressman s to fix up his summer home here quite extensively before he moves down for the summer. Mrs. William Auwoog and, Mrs. Wai ter Dolbear have Te ied ‘o town af- ter sponding the pas ot days n Now Manager Huggard of tbe : Thames ) mvmlnv s preparing ((v Doves recently vacated and promotmg skin and hair health of infants and children. In the treatment of distressing, disfiguring/ eruptions, from in- fancy to age, no otheér- metllnd is so pure, SO swee(, so speedil: fective as-warm baths with nh- cura soap and gentle applications of Cuticura ointment. No other costs so little and does so much. —_— pany hias installed two fine now desks in their removated station at Mont- spending. guest of her sister, Mrs. Ira Walkley. James Carver, Mason Daniels and Frad Dervin are painting the house of .Vohn ‘Vabette. Rev. S. F. Maine of Uncasville and es fter passing the relatives in Uncasville, { Cortiss returned to her home in New Haven Monday. A. H. Maine of Groton bouglit the Jacob Chapman- place in Waterford on Monddy afternoon. The place was put up at auction. Thames lodge, No. 20, 1 O. O. F., worked a class’ of candidates in the first degree at thelr meeting Monday night. Alr. and Mre. Joseph Beckwith ars both very 1ll. Gilbert P. Coatdy passed Monday in New London. MANSFIELD LIKELY TO BE CONFIRMED. Sentiment More Favorable to Govern- ar's-Appointes for Insurance Com- missioner. Hartford, Conn., Feb. 28.—The re-| publican senators met in caucus this afternoon to discuss action should be teken upon the governors nomination of Burton Mansfleld for in- surance commissioner. The discussion is understood to have been a very live- Iy one, with no action The impression seemed neral among the senators that this icular nominationshould not be fed when the majority of the.committee is ready to place its report in the hands of Lieut. Governor Blakeslee. The mi- nority report of Senator Spellacy fav~ ors Mr. Mansfield, naturally, as the senator is of the same party as the nominee. Up till the caucus it was thought the majority of the committee would re- port unfavorably, but from the drift of the discussion, which showed a pro- nounced sentiment in favor of con- firmation, it is now thought & minority report will not be needed. Action may come tomorrow. Today’s cgucus did not embrace the - positions of highway commissioner and bank commissioner, and it is thought likely the republicans will oppose the govern- or's selection: Spring Medicine ‘There is no other season when medi- cine is #0 much needed as in the spring. ‘The blood is impure and im- poverished—a condition indicated by pimples, boils and other eruptions on the face and body, by deficient vitality, loss of appetite, lack of The best spring medicine, according to the elperlencs nnd thousands annually, Hood s Sarsapanlla t purifies and enriches the blood Bty <ol o Get it today.in usual liguid form or chocolated tablets kng as Sarsatabrs The Rorwich Nickel & Brass G, Tableware, Chandellors, Yaoht Trimmings and such things Refinished. €9 to 87 Chestnut St. Liorwicis Cons " LEGAL NOTICES. T A COURT OF PRO Norw] k‘h. 90111 the 28th day of Febru- FisenNiBON 3. AYLING, Judge, Estate of Dennl: imo Sprague, i sal nn' Ay ) Hormisdas Conn., appear n set forth, that an instrument pur- Dorting to be the last will and oxta- ecease: megt of be admitted to in the Xorex;oen‘ and endency of sald petition, and of said earing” thereon, be given by the pub- lication of thig order one time in some newspape: ving a circulation in said District, nt least four days prior to the da!s of .n‘dt neanng and that return Judge. a true FA.WE C. cHURGH, A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ' Norwife withis s for A DI o morwxchi gn the 27th day of Febru- AYLING, Judge, Hurd, 'late. of deceased. lara sup, Conn., appeared in Court, by Sounsel, and @ Detition praying, for Teasons in Set forth, 'that a uum-mem PpaTAs o the last will and te whe:t of said deceased be. ol d that notice of the N3 ATLING, Th. pbove and Xoremlnx s -ecord. Altelt mar . A. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and thaf notice of the pendency, of said potition, and of sai HCation of tals. order: D th r havl’n% ! filed ‘admitted o | at { First-class Wines, “All Water Route. Slr THIIliS ‘New Yol-k GHELSEA 'LINE P. s—rnum Socaivea un S5t & ™ C.A. WHITAKER, Agent. BERMUDA mwm IN, THE ONE DAY oy from NEW. YORK BY THE MAGNIVICENT FAST MAIL Twin Screw S. S. “Oceana” 14,000 Tons Displacement; 8,000 Tons msnmr 535 Feot Long: & 55 Feet Beam; Blige Keets: Bubmbring, Signaie . o ul o LARGEST. . AN S0 Lox- FIRST CLASS ROUND TRIP FARE, in- . cluding Statercom Berth and Meals, up. EST CUISINE ON THE A’ trips, including TLANTIC. Special Carriage Drives, Launc Tripe, suinerous Shore Excursions, and Best’ Hetel A dations for Eight Days, 839 in addition to steamship Jfare, oklet and full fculars BERMUDA-ATLANTIC T BHOADWAY R Y EUROPE af fis ORIENT 0 fne tours. $285 upward., Frequent sailings. ldth Anouat Orient Crutees Booe X 1918 1y B B At bie; 71 dars, all expenses, 9480 end wward. the Worid Tours, 1811; $1.530 and up. kG Ol Times Bullding New York. WE MADE THEM KING DENTAL PARLORS DR. JACKSON, Mgr. Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn. Individuality Is What Couats In Photography. '“lbol. a phote of -nlt. o ‘yhat Jour friends see and admire, call LAIGHTON, The Phofographer, epposits Norwich Savings Soctety- T NEWMARKET HOTEL, nal..-.nAn. ; o 43-5 Jour pear to love Meals and - w.kfl n.nau le. Prop. .l.l’.m Wh clunli’o.-nt-l- mn-. > learn to,.‘”. ¥ Wash Teb27d < 2 second work. per _cent. ; better, from 406 rap ; territory, F. Union Bt Norwien Conn. WANTED—Beef _ cattle, alvw oultry. Wreits or td-&m s,. .26-38 No. Tlu.uul ‘posi ;. $30 Phort nours: no. cation sufficient; oV ments ‘coming this e jsend pos i sitions an] tuu *DEvE 35D, mmn, N. Y. 1 Full market 21d eV d..: in the week. H. piveas A. Hecbner, 30 Watd ND HOGS. G. A. I BUY POULTEY Al Bullard, Norwich. Tel 646-6. WANTED Family cook, gemeral house girls and two or three women for day work. J.”B. LUCAS, 32 Central Building. WANTED AT ONCE | General Housework Help. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 8..H REEVES, Supt Central Building, 43 Breadway, Oity. dec17a £ PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. JOHNSON & BENSON, 20 Central Avenue. SLATE ROOFING Metal Cornices and Gutters &nd Conductors, and anduh wmh The Vaughn Foundry Co. IRIJN CASTINGS T S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardson and Boynton Furnaces. 65 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, 92 Franklin Streel. Do It Now stock of u'lflm *(Batabiishea 1372} THE COLLATERAL LOAN Co, 143 Matn Upstairs, YOtB. TAPT_Patmist ant. Anyone troubled dr pi their own or others’ affairs advises’ with o certainty human powers. New London, Conn. LOUIS H. BRUNELLE BAKERY e are confident our Ples, Cake ang Bread cannot be excelied. Give us & trial order. and_ airvoy- zzled with all. She higher than ashington St 20 Patrmount Strest. AUCTION SALE Saturday, March 4th, 1911, 2p.m The so-called “Huntington” or “Childs” homestead, corner of Eagt Town Bt. and Huntington Lazie, Norwich Town, about 10 acres meadow and 30 acres woodland, with old fashioned dwelling house and barns. Sale on the prem- ises. TFor particulars and map, inquire of WM. H. ALLEN, 40 Shetllckflt St., or W. S. ALLIS, 91 Main St, Trustees. - 26DIEWS | N. Tarrant, Auctionser; Beveer. | uu‘mo:.'.c.m overnment bers, “vacatio; et -g.; i tle o e —First olass wall soda fountmin With it mflmwr et marble lhv‘. u-o mrln “Gou ""Lhfivi hap N " SALE—) m Rouse, all modern e “'"i 8t. Apply to Bl’o“ & P Attorn. S, Law, | 23 Bhetucket s i i 1056, Willimantic Dive o R TCHIN - 5. CAEoR Orpthgione, ad w0 bred stock, te Wyendottes: la thy birds *orize winning selected for size and aa = goction, 13 ¥ 5B e 2 Norwicn, cone 'ns & o eb1SSWE. Sale Horses Lhave one pair Myhunk 2400 1bs., o 15 sioe et Hight o m for the next car- lold, w)uoh Wil ‘arrive Monday, Mscen Come and see them. Tel. 177-12. $1,500. will buy nice Htflc farm of 74 acres, house, barn, house, all in good repair, with -tock and tools . Near church, school, on main road and R. F. D. Don’t miss it. - E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street. Takes the best bargain we have ever offered in an Organ. Some liva. one "u:k.'“ this. $2.00 down and 50c per Wer THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE Small Private Collection Birds’ Eggs, mostly in sets, about 100 varietles; Indian relics, consisting of 75 or 80 arrow points, 1 stone chisel, 1 1 scalping knife (broken), and several spearheads; also various min: als, such as tremolite, margsrite, clay stones, porphery crystals, spar, agate, fossiis, TenoTd case 7 feet, 4 inches high; lower part, 52x32x22 inches, . contain| ng 18 drawers, shut in b upper part a book: Case with. four adjustable shelves and glass doors. $125 cash takes the whole outfit. E. S. , ‘m: ‘Wauregan, Conn. SPECIAL BARGAIN 200 land, 100 clear, 11-room house with ell large barn. qantity of fruit trees, ontclicels, church and stores, 4 miies from WilL: mantic, 2 wells, 1 at barn and 1 in house, running water through place, 1,600 cords wood, good standing timber, $4,500, part cash. PECK’S REAL ESTATE Acmwr, 133 Spring St., ‘Willimantie The Cosy Home Is Sold ' BUT FOR $475. you can buy a 76 acre farm, small house (not in best.of repair but ten- antable), small barn, abundance of wood “and some fruit. $300 casn bal- ance on mortgage at 5 per cent. In- Vestigate. A new cottage at Charlestown Beach all furnished; lot 90 feet frontaze on ocean, 200 feet deep, tcgether with a nice sail boat, all for $17: Send for Wilcox’s rnrm “Bulletin, (Choice of 400.)~ WILLIATT A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St, Rooms 1 and 2| Telephone connection. Our Two Big Furniture |22 Stores {offer you many bargains in Furniture and Floor Coverings You could select no better time to furnish your home with up-to-date Furniture and’ Rugs at 2 saving of cost than NOW. The large assortment of high quai- fty and comstruction of our goods, combined with the present economical prices, makes this a rare money-say- ing opportunity. Better investigate while the stock 1s at its maximum of completeness. SHEA & BURKE, ‘Norwich and Taltville - Beautiful Spring is in sight . and so are our Carriages, ‘Wagons and Harness. Now, ‘it is your privilege to make comparisons and get .prices. We would “consider. it a favor to see our before. you buy. It is the best stock we e had, ‘that this locality" demands, and represents the best work of the WM at the lowest -prices. THE L. L. CHAPMAN 0. 14 Bath Street, m—ncna«:flm.fll- )llo.nt trally Steas hoat mne 834 4"'"‘ Geia 5% itore_at 65 l:lh qx TO RENT—Si huuxra at Bulletin Office. INT—A tenement of five’ nn llwruvlm-nu, it 40 Clift nuz '.m n’u non, 153 'ro RBNT ‘The Farm, Norwich, eon- llldn ot dwaulnx hvull \rz' Sldings and about 80 acres of e farm has d l:nn! A wearied rfihvh-'v! haye wandered and twenty, bate me, b Y m‘m.ffumuuuvma.\n = ;.‘.’,"nsér”- years as a millin- ery slore, Is fto rent. Apply fo The Parker-Davenport Co, - Norwich, Conn, ~ TO RENT Flat of 7 rooms, with modern improvements, in the Cooke ‘building, 10 Broadway. Possession at once, N. TARRANT, Trustee. FOR SALE. BEST 60-ACRE FARM IN CONN. Three miles to Willimantio, 1 mile to R. station, near trolley, cottage House tirke stockc barn with Basemen herhouse, sheds, icehouse, bulldlngl A No. 1; 30 acres ox'.ru. til- lage, 15 open pasture, 15 acres valuable woodland, running spring water. 125 flne young bearing lPPle trees, with 16 cattle, pair h 100’ hens, 3 ?X‘S and commete Hno of wagons and arming tools Milk or cream sold at door. s0ld this week, $4,300. Pletures and I ~ TRYON'S AGENOY, Willimantie, Conn. WHITNEY’S AGEHGY; 227 Main 8t., Franklin Square. Real Estate and Insurance FOR'SALE . 95 ROOSEVELT AVE_Six-room cot- tage with large gardon. ' near th Bifacnery, Greenevilie; 1aree, weil ouls tivated garden; price very low and terms easy. STURTEVANT AVE., No. 18—Modern awelling, nearly new, all improvements. In excellent nelghborhood. y terms. The farm-known as & B. Bromley or Cornelius MuYth(f consisting of 140 acres.. 60 goo mbfo land, balance wood and pastu head; will -keep ‘1 cuts 35 fons hay; never fallin good condition, ning water in house “and barn; £00d 26x50 with silo; nd _granary, situated in town of Lisbon, Conn., on Jewett City City, 3 and. photosraph, DONSHUE, Ceniral Building, Norwich. For Sale The five houses containing 14 tene- ments, Nos, 218-224 West Main street, known as “Gardner Court.” For information and terms apply to ‘WM. W. IVES, 11 Champlin street. For Sale COTTAGE HOUSE 57 Maple Street Lot 60x200 Steam heat and modern improvements Price $2,700. JAMES CTCASE, 0 ‘Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. . FRISWELL has the Largest Line of Ahm Clocks in the City. 25-27 Franklin Street H. COOPER Norwich, Conn. But l“:t:,“&nthwn!vd Who by bis gray halrs doth bis lusters u"-uu?zourwtcmw One b has reached his sixty yeass, of ain’hose. mmmm not Jived He lives 1ives to virtus Men who Thets it ends for flet.lyod‘ not live, bus —Herrick, VIEWS AND VARIETIES ' Clever Sayings wish I had a garage! icker—What would do with it? m-!-lv. 0 Ilo—mm 's Bazar. B0t 7 et B exer iy on st she Aldn’t need.”- Leader, 8 to be very clever.” “¥ his chi have to work out in school.™ ¥ree Press. three ks and two spoons still unused.”—Pittsburg P Mu& Cheerful Old 1diot—1 say, you'll ex4 gose me. but @ know that the thinniest policeman I've ever seen. —Yes, T'm @& new hand, and baven't got to know the cooks yet— London Opini Samson m comomleu. least she @idm’t ask me myself,” he mused, awum, he re- solved to stick to regular barbers im the future—N. Y, Sun. %.“Does it cost much to cloths & fam- {1y asked the economical Briggs—Is Goode any happler In- Jewelry busine than he was when ran a mfl!. ean mak! lll!m'lu dlln °“Q —Transeript. #“You used to say,” llld ‘boy! friend, “tbat you would be will in_an attic if you could have es, T know. But Ive chang: tried starving in Visitor (at navy yard)_why extreme haste in the building ok Lt e KA war, is -there? Naval Officer (com- structfon_department)—Oh, no; simply ¢rying to get her done and launched befare she becomes obsoletel, we're Puck. “He has & mean disposition, hasn'y he?” “I should say so. He's the kind of & tnan who'll rake in a jackpot on a Dluff and then, after fie has stacked un the chrips, will spread out four hearts and & spade for everybody to look at.* —Detroit Free Press. MUCH IN LITTLE The Bank ¢f Rome has decided to open an _office at Constantinople, with a branch office at Jerusalem. Arizona faintains & prison, an asys luin for tie inaane en industrial school ndea home e Dloneers, 4 university and 5o o o schools. & The Amur river system is navigadle for about 8000 miles, and the total length of the suttable for rafting p this to from 30, 'he oflmcthuemn!nm pany of New York by slliances ‘with a Japanese concern into the elec~ flnld of ~Japan means “big electrical de- velopment in that country. Cuba is offering & prize of m.ul to the person, mative or foreign, who shall discover the of the diseass which attacks aund cocoanut trees in that island the means Decessary, for its cure and preventl oot The new dock scheme for London’ if exhluntivaly described in The London ‘The total cost several 28, is tt} ilm x%_m years’ fmprov urgent group'| A Turkish state with seats for 48 Coni earl. - It is proposed to preserve the ship in a museum, pes