Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1911, Page 5

For a few days only we are offering & 7 jewel Waltham movement in a 20 year filled case for $9.75. A Jelisble Jewslery guarsnies fs an extra value to purehaser. The Wanregan House Parker-Davenport Ce., Propristers. g e /, CLgfiKS ALL GUARANTEED The Plant-Cadden Co., Jewslers and. Silversmiths. Established 1872. PLAUT - CADDEN . SVILDING H. COOPER — UPHOLSTERER — First Cllu Matiress Maker. l‘urnl- ture Mattresses made to dor’ and made nnf ooy m_lr—vu: nhnm to. QUALITY in_work should atways be u—..u.:.q z:n':tgm Ving. “Bilos e o whole by us.. Our price tell the Ul mmf'm Applications for I have recently been .-s '“":2 secured from Com: dens. Arbutus plants, whick ‘were from the woods dulu‘ the early , are mow im earller ever before. Any automobil &‘ownar operating his machine under is liable to a fine of $100 and imprison- ment of not more than ten days. Over 1,000 women fram Connecticut and other states are expected to at- tend the mission jubiles ™ New. Haven on Wednesday and Thurs- The Central Vermont boats are bringing up big cargoes of sugar, con- signied to western points by way of the Central Vermont and Grand Trunk rallroads. ‘Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of next week are the spring Ember days —days of fasting and special prayer for candidates for ordination to the ministry. Postal cards received from Bert Fris- well and C. Leroy Hill indicate that they have reached Cincinnati on their return uip New Orleans Mardl Gras. An annives requiem ss will be celebrated at 8t Patrick’s church Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock in memory of John Harrigan of 148 Cliff street.—adv, A book recently added to the Otis library which is practieal and inform- ing fs W. H. Dooley’s Textiles for Commercial, Industrial, Evening and Domestic Arts Schools. At the annual meeting of the board of directors of St. Francis’ hospital, Hartford, Rev. Jobn Ryan, a native of Norwicih Town, was elected a di- rector to succeed Rev, R. K. Carroll | A Mystic correspondent writes: Ed- ward Perking Clark, who has gone into business recently in Norwich, will make his future home in that city, and will move his family there in about two weeks. The March meeting of the Master Buflders' association was held on Monday evening wt the Bucki: Memorial, but had no 1al outside of the routine details. dent Vine 8. Btetson presided. State Dairy er Potter calls attention to the law B iy A0 4 romoTeied but- , #ay) e law 18 being vio- Iated, and he warns dealers shat they must comply with the statutes. Inasmuch as all the members can attend, there are thirty or more from the Sodality who are going to New London on the 710 train this evenlnq‘ to wetch the opanl::hnql.m- in tourney Wlth St s ulod.nlon in that city. Certificates of organisation hlfl been filed wlm the state secretary by m}" omas Howe company and the Pe & Stone company of New Lon- don. Of the former Thomas Howe is - wnls:. Isaac G. Perry is pres- ‘There was & m.tlln‘ of the fire in- surance agents of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts held in New Haven Ffldly to dilcull the matter of the payment slons by the fire umn-n whlz ov- er the eastern district. The common pleas court have had & -e-mn 1n“New Tondon londay, but the case of Levinson va. Bites was ot no_session ‘was held. Court will come in here this morning for the continuance of the case of Downing & Co. vs. Wilcox. Of the uumn pledged for the new college in 'w_London re has been paid in uull 15 1t i et by the h-earpornm that it would not ba constructjo {ldings Ot lhb cofla‘e until $1, 000.- 0&0 as an endowment has been secur- iness Presi- Civil war soldiers remembered Mon- day that March 6 was the date of the birth in 1831 of Gen. Phillp H. Sheri- dan, who dled August §, 1883, and that on the same date, in '62, the confed- ;‘n:‘u“nl;nder Van Doren, Price and eCullock attacked the union f at Pea Ridge, ‘Ark, (| Saturday afternoon Ethel Eeatrice Pratt and Robert Arthur Metcalf of | of Terryville were married at Chester, the bride's home, by Rev. E. O. Dyer. Among those present were guests hmn l{vnrv;mh 'il.nd Nle“' London. They wi ve In everryvills, . A §ifts was a $500 check. pgh o lelburment pMn'- against At- will come u; today at New anox. before Judge Ralph Wheeler. The proceedings were started as the result of the severe crit- felsm of Morse made by Judge Reed in a damage case resulting from o fire. Morse is known bere. he March meeting of the W. C. T. v was hed o Monday afternoon_ at 8 o'clock in their rooms in the Bill block. The business was of a routine character, but some plans for next month were discussed. The business session was conducted by Miss Harriett G. Cross, the president. Duncan Belcher, son of Judge a: Mrs. William Belcher of New I?ondol:;i. leaves this week for Stevensville, Mont, where he is Qn ge in the | apple raising busines: colony, including Mr. c-nd Mrs. Francis F, Powell and Mrl. Powell's brother, ‘Marcus Powell, being there now. In the superlor court room tn this city ongonday the epecial comumittes named by Judge Greene heard the ar- guments in. the case ot Beboock vs Nashawaug Power _company. were completed and decisio; was reserved. No hearing was re. quired upon the fee in the highway. Mrs. Frank A. k of Will- PRt Bl e g MR L twalve at dinner Saturday evening fn pastorate ar New London slu chur ml mf-nnco, and :n ihner was in_the nature of a fare. :‘-dl. Several Norwieh fine organization. The untnl committee, camm the chairmen of each county, consti- tutes the executive hull'fl. Besides ctm and Food Commission- | of L in street, Grotom, m ‘Wweek, rveturned to Norwich’ .PEAK!R§ FOR THE BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET. Governer Baldwin and ' Francis M. ‘Buckley of Ansonia Wil Be Those from Out of Town. It was announced by President J. D. Haviiand of the Beard of o ‘that vernor Win an Bucklzey, superintendent of public schools in Ansonis, will be the two out of town speakers for the annual ban-~ quet of the Board of Trade next Wéek. Mr.. Buckley will speak upon Educa- tion, but the governor's tople hak been left for him to select. A letter of congratulation to the citi- zens’ committee of New London was sent by the local board and received Montdy as follows: Hon. 'B. F. Mshan, New London, <Conn.: My Dear Mayor: The congratula~ tions of the Norwich Board of Trade|§ S et eeidd\w ou S i wonderful raising lishment of ' the woman's college at | 127 New London. You certainly have done splendid work, and deserve the praise you are receiving from all quarters. What benefits New London helps the whole county, and particularly eastern Connecticut. We trust that your efforts will be fully rewarded and the college, when established, will be a great ornament and benefif to vour beautiful city. ‘With very kind regards and best wishes of the Norwieh of Trade, iy ‘ery sincer: yours, VILAND, J. D, HA President. HENRY W. TIBBITS, tary, Norwich Board of Trade. COMMANDER FAIRBANKS % FOR DEPT. COMMANDER Endorsed by Sedgwick Camp—+Would Make Efficient State Leader. At their regulsr meeting Monday evening in Buckingham Memorial, No. 4, received -ome ted the invitation Sedgwick post, No. 1, to its camp~ fire on Friday evening. Commander A. O. Fairbanks presid- o0 81 the mseting and one mposiant item of business was the camp's en- dorsement of his candidacy for di partment commander for the coming term. Commander Fairbanks has been an_energetic and enthusiastic officer during his term of urvle- with Sedg- wick éamp, which has ad an un- paralieled growth in that time, an in- dication that,he would be an able and efficient h of the department, and the Sedgwick eamp members will do all they can to promote his elaction ‘when his name is proposed in the an- npal department encampment. . Whist was played informally at the conclusion of the business weeting. AT POLI'S THEATER. “The Three of Us” An sttractive bill is presented this by Maneger Rusk at Poli's the- ater, it being Rachel Crothers’ western domestic drama, “The Three of Us,” which ds given a capifal presentation by the P . Fuym ‘There are four lcfil. ‘whi ly staged ulder the i Sedley. smaller eomv‘ny presents '.hll nlu than was on the boards last week. Rye Macckesney is the rols played brothers, Knight are both excellent, the former taking the part of the younger broth- er. e latter, as the older brother, Dlayed with his Sistomary ability and Won much faver. There is a good bit of work done by LeSueur as Stephen Townley, Robert the succeseful lover, while §. F. Catrns | 5 o as Louis Beresford is thoroughly at home in that role. As a young man uch | fato effect Is Reports on Petitions. The executive committee duw M. Avery for the - \n-l Forl avenue had been in. ml.i a6 it was found to be & live tree, and the only reason far re- | i8 becauss it sbades the lawm, moval i uu; pemhmr ‘was given leave to with- k- ln to the tlo- of P. L “regard to M others Reynolds street, the executive commi tes Tavored plasing & 2 bug light there. was ¢ The monthly Teport of the strect de- Mmell::? ‘showed. the expenditur of of the city treas- s omm"mmu in the jour- Want More Flaming Arcs. A com: thie N tion that it was the sense of the ing of the continuat! through Main street to “gh:’ that the execu gv: emmlmtue“ had cobsidered this :ul expense of such an improvemen: probably ll-r: ‘Thus are lights North Main the matter ought to be place see if it can ’be GMIO under the Drel'n( lvsroprhfl.ml_ He stat Id that the lectric dmmn v—ull. It was plmd on am Hague, m.lv‘d at ehn last maetln:, ordered placed file. committee reported i on the on this 'llm.‘”d until flu 33 of April for & Petitions. The removal of & tres in front of the residence of Miss M. P. Hun No. 214 Brosdway, was asked, and it was referred to the executive commit- oval of :nhn ml-r utod the removal the trimming of mn;n tru i ek G weroes ferred to the executive committee. y Brook Favored. lon that there be & | 3 received from - dupln-mt 99,348, 'n ; wa- % . and elgctri hfi%m The bills 'l‘rwu Cove tonsion” arel A W. bert Brown estate $1.34; BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT MAKING BIG GROWTH. ——— Patrols Under Direction of Rev. M. J. ~Wyckeff and Assistants Number from Fifty to Sixty. & city, and by pany loses v!.vtod to its 1910. He ..‘r?*.&':fi h , Mareh on March 1, 1093 was ma- batisiidn adjutant with for the ™ o D made cap- unltiu- having been 1270551 %! the coape. avtiitery. co Both in infantry cpast Yrtiery i | work he was a devated maem of the his men- interested manual and/ ke Al the d;ttfi: of the service.and practice. ' En energetic. . he was leader who accomplished much and bis it is regretted by his com- his busi- 2| COMMITTERS NAMED BY ACADEMY SENIOR CLASS. puiailh Announced at Glass Mesting by Presi- dent_Murray, President Js uurmnxth- for Clags st the® Academy mmdMylm’l@NW dnv.::;nthm tes consi: of Church was named to mth “h-m &0- the committee. ‘l‘he ing committees were anmounced: hvluuu—mu-, chairman; Miss ‘Burleson, - Messrs: Me- it | Claferty, E Schellons, Tracy and -nh-wmuhflm.mo-gn mnw}“flc‘::lmmtamm fnrllfll‘dfiwnflumefll k Alderman Gebrath moved that the l resolution relating to the recommenda- tion of the water board be taken from the table, 'huh was done. He there- and it was m.fl'.’?“ olved, the court of common council of the ei!y of Norwich hereby nnmel the resolution adopted by the board of water loners on Feb. 6th. 1911, adopting the plan of Chandler & Pll-a!. avll engineers, for secu: an _additi permanent - supply o ‘water on flu Stony brook watershed, so-called, and the filllr' action of eaid board of water ssioners in adopt- the same and in dolng any and ail required to flm id_resolution ; and said board is hersby Id'fll.fl to take steps jmmediately to ’nm the permanent ‘water supi of said city under the plan aforesaid by the full Serpiawnu of said Stony brook watershed. City Asseasors. Alderman Parker nominated for city assessors for the current year Alder- man Henry Gebrath, Councilman E. B. ‘Worthington and Thomas A. Robingon, and they were unanimously elected. City Treasurer Peck’s summary of receipts from May 910, to Febru- 16, 1911, £ hand May ll. 1910. . $13,259.73 Water works $28 of spirit and life his impersonation is | & thoroughy good, the poor mo- tives which crop obt in his akitede i by the girl and her brother turn the flood sympathy to Townley. As Mr. and Mrs. Box, Laurence Dunbar and Vir- ginia Chauvenet are weu sn!ected nnd Saic work issses. 3. b &nd J. H. Boath please in theli Dlfl-l ‘while Emma Hayner as the mald of all at_the Macchesney home is excellent. Between the acts there are interest- ing moving pictures which entertain, while the orehestra has a programme which meets much, favor. e —— ' ‘The preliminary work is being push- for the installation of the wirasless telegraph, station at Cerrito, Uruguay, the apparatus for which is coming from Germany. Is Your Blood All Right ? In a little whils people wili begin to have “Spring Fever.” You may have -it. Why not. take something few London | now te purify your blood and tone up your system? When the Spring fever you will feel drowsy, lm appetite, have no ambition and Jult drag yourself around. That is & |2 which to begin your ok, We make a proparation oal PURE BLOOD have been selling for over which we ;lllm,’m cohattion: ™ canal, tones MYI l° gut of the 1 bio0a. around mow you will ba the. lm‘ feeling over you jore you )om: roat trust funds, in't. Sewer as'ments .. Loans B work | 12X 138, — 358,836.34 $372,096.07 City bers v- addea almost ond church is stan ment mwt zation is m only solution he boys are di and it is &n admi them to become in ‘has becoms two rooms over the Otis library and thu Sunday school reom at the church are being used lor the dlfltl’mt sac- tions. A report on the suceess of the nu:l outing was given by Noah Lu- R| W. AMES SUPERINTENDENT. Takes Charge of the Distriot Office of the Metropelitan Insurance Comjany. Mendav morning R. W. Ames of Bos- ton came here and took eharge of the district office of the Metropolitan In- surance company ummwrlnt:fndont‘ ¢! bearers were William C. ence and sure to make an excellent man for the office. SUIT FOR DIVORCE. . F. Skinner Alleges His Wife W . Cruel to Him. Benjamin ¥, ‘Skivher has brousnt suit against Lillan E. Skinner, both of Norwich, for a divorce on the unds of intolerable cruelty since cember 1, 1909. They were married October 22, 1906, her maiden name being Lillidn K. Tuffts. Treasurer Ira L. Peck’s summary of disbursemerits from May 186, 1810, to February 16, 1911, is as follows: Appropriations. Disbursements. Dept. of Public Werks. Ordinary street ~expenses Garbage and ashes. 4 Sewers and cstch basim Macadam reqa . Street sprinkiing and oiling. Ripley place sewer Boswell Ave. and 11 Dept. of Cemateries. Fire Dept. it unlesa bnt we 52 to &g%“im sirest ‘improvement. r for t year at past per Unexpended $30,000.00 $5,924.74 8,01 1,378.81 5.893.39 Burn r—Miss C‘rmle chairman; Jones, H‘H! Rogers, . Porter, Bragg and Stark, chairman: Miss ¥ Kell cu'lg'm"i,';% [y (ensrs. ey, 0 F.,E.‘" mf- Hondorson, )'l'f:'n"'sm‘g:.' T "Finegan, Messrs. Randall, Lewls, Thup, o cein i hairman, Miss- Miner, isg . Connell, 3igs Maine, ‘(o8 Spaulding, Mesars. Chase, Bracewell, Thmming and McClimon. oration—PBruce, chairman: Miss D-n;us. Miss Gibbs, Miss Mitohell, Megars. Perry, Balley' and Lumsden, Color — Wheeler, chairman; Miss Mortison, Miss Crumb, Miss Holden, Mensrs. Lawrence and Baker. FUNERAL. P A £ Mrs. Edwin B. Miner. The funeral of Mrs. Edwin B. Miner was held from her late home, No. 68 Oak ~ street, Monday afterndon, an many relatives were in attendance. gflm service Wll conducted at the ouse by Rey. P. C. Wright and w: followed by a public eervice at the Miss Thompson, Porkins, Messrs, lens end Tyy—] Bushnell chapel of the Central Baptist | Tig church, Rev. Mr. Wright officlating. He spoke in the highest terms of the noble life of the deceasod and of her influ- ence for good in the community. Some Time We'll Understand and Orne Sweet- Solemn_Thought were rendered by ames L. Case, George A. Turner, Mra. T. Crowell and Mrs. Willam G. Hagelden. There was a large at- tendance at the church services .The , Theodore and Hiram Beckwith, Harry Hanks, D, C. Peck and Edward Rice. Burfal was in Yantlc cemetery, where a committal service was read by Rev. Mr. Wright. Church & Allen had charge of the ar- fangements. Teachere’ Instituta at New ‘Lendon. A teachers’ institute will be held in the Nathan Hale school, New London, Saturday, March 18. The programme 25 to 10.10 &. m.. The Awk- Charles P. Kendall, ‘pr! lmte bo-.rd;g %dal:‘fi‘ul"l‘!l. é\.:&w 11 ao, Language, 8] ine T. Ha supe Vieor of tralning, Dambury’ normsl pohody, 130 fo 215, Importance of 11 Work, Henry rr, principa state mormal scho m itic; 2.10 to 3, Penmanship, ousten, su- bervisor o benianship. ‘New ‘Haven. Canto Oneco Did Work. A delsgation of members of Canton Oneco, No. 3, . . F. wm s London on/ !lomm initiation of 12 members ln Cln | Unity, recently reorganised. The worl was well done by the Canton Oneco team and a coliation followed the work. | Atlis, of Elm avenue, Norwich Town. uggist at 500 a m be Sz’ ney 8¢ the klnd ¥ PRall todiy. Have *goon’s knife and its tor- dector ana s ille ~ Lowest Priced Piano House In Eastern Connecticut. WHO? D.$ Marsh 230 axd 252 State St. NEW LONDON, CT. Watch th's space each week Bee for yourself .9 Sead for cataleguos —rr—— The local party reached home about 11 o'clock. HARRY SCHULMAN AT DOANE. Making Excslient Record in Schelar- d Athletics. Numerous local friends of Harry Schulman, a Broadway echool gradu- ate and former Academy boy, will be pleased to learn of the s vecas record he is making while attending Doane acade- Denison_university at Granville. R ledictorian of his sc standing he has been ....u.a”"‘"!%‘!nm the fresh- man class of the univérsity while still in the senior class at the academy. Through winning the valedictory he at- tains membership in Alpha Delta Tau. a fraternity for which high schelarship 18 the qualification. Young Schulman is working his yay througls cotloge, bui with &ll his work a0d creditable study has found some to devote to athletics, winn! T avory Tong distance Tanming event in which he has competed. 00 SRR B 1 MISS DOBBROW SURPRISED. m'w Time Enjoyed at Her Home on Park Street. ‘The friends of Miss Rhea brow of No. 23 Park street surpi Rer Friday evening. ng eve: ning was spent in playing games, pi- ano solos were rendered and a Bappy time resulted. fruit Th Dob- Refreshments of cake, eoffeq; and confectionery we H;unt were Olga Allce i.vqll. 3 !uc el S Charlie Incidents in Sociaty s George Colt Butts are Q.w ey e 3t the Wauregan Rotel. Mrs. Lara M. Allls returnad vecent- 1y to o homa in Brookfeld, Vi, after ‘weeks' visit with relatives eeiity and with her som, We 8. *Here’s Your Change” Dame Fortune Is likely to say that a5y ey to the man with & good bank | Socount. ' Bne scidom says it 1o the mmwnomnuud . Dn't sarry your money With you 454 b conatantly tempted to part with Cluny Curtllnl This is a small lot bought manufacturer who made up all ¢ shert lengths of Net and Cluny dgings and Inesrtiona into thess Cues tains, and closed them out ta us #4.& prica conoession muymu' These’ Curtains coming at & when the regular stock is abeut t8 opened up necessitates our having th Clean-up Sale on this lot. There are about 300 pairs, ing ten or twelve styles in white Arab finish—eight to fiftesn palrs mmuulmmu.‘ heavy double thread Saxeny net. w.qunuw-m-—fln“ the values. Real Cluny Lace Edge, white l( Arabian, value $2.00— Sale price $1 Real Cluny Lace Insertion, white Arabian, value $2.65— Sale price 1.“@ Real Cluny Lace Insertion, whits and Arabian, value $3.76— ' Sale price $2.78 Real Cluny Lace and wide lm value $6.25— Sale price $3.76 Real Cluny Lace, very wide, value $6.75. Sals 3 ; i3 : See windaw display, Main Strest shde: Fashion Demands Perfect-fitting PETTICOATS [ And there's ane king that can B de- pendad upen to fit perfectly as leng as it lasts—always to stay adjusted, &i- ways te fit snugly at waist and Npe The Elite fastened on sturdy bande, justable %o Clasps d | these skirts eesily a size waist without elastic, draw “ or other doubtful expedients. The Elite comes in sattesn, heathens btoom and silk. Sattoen Skirts from $1.00 up. ? Heatherbloom Skirts from $1.98 upy Heatherbloom Skirts with ailk flounce Taffeta Silk Skirts from $4.98 up, The Reid & Hughos Co, We Recover Furniture and De Carsell Laying. 7 F| TaralDesigus nd Clfows For All Oceasions. GEDULDIG'S, Telephone 168 7 Goter st AMERICAN HOUSE, - Burrefl & Sandercen. Propa. 4PRCIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes Traveliag Men, ota. Livery Tiptree Conserve =t Ralll TRY On sale at above prices until clesed euts