Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 8, 1911, Page 2

Mr. and/ ‘un. of 1222 Maln sts of each other Tuesday, Me.: Perkina dying at ‘Swows 1130 wid Fears fagman at the camp JUSTICE. 125 g m e, B e, wifs at -t:" Danielson, Mafeh 7, 1911 111 health fm'-om. time.a; A é £ T ulosis. M-n- from Howard Whitmore. \ Pum.u -1!“ lhgmu’::‘:' W«fl re ot this 3 : e o Norwich. w-mln‘ D- not Oppase Di- 4.5 3 - . TN t their son Howard ‘wa OBITUARY. asen e New mlglls coming In’ T Manafiol| tndured s the remalt st & e In | vorcs of Dessrted Husband—Anoth.| ot se s . . 7 ”-'la Stapes o me&m fo8 it ; Tintes retort ot Lakeview, X 'C. waa | er Mismated ~ Couple from ~ North O'Connor. 3 N, o d ‘“y. early ing rm‘: ey ;: - Greevenardsie - Griminal _ Business | Annle 3 (Em ‘.o'cmu:'r..-g:i % 18 s W*| sEFUSE ALL susgriTuTEs | | b -7 after an illness . 3.6 I BIG REDUCTIONS [N hie Oraage T ot 3 o many o the fwenty | nor's Desth." ' Hiamay ot v ¥ ingham Lace Curtains from 3%¢ B :'-'2 “'"'n%‘mm’uf:s"z': o L ey muwb;:- N [#] Basale ana resceneVGB BN Miiiinesy Goods. to meke rooks fof , .u‘n pair. ‘ 3 ul ~| Alderman Whitmore telegraphed to r ¢ 2 smith, Lee £ Net Cuttains, in ruffies and flat lace, view 8 ived the following gt openod x:'lzu ul.t,y 'the dai T 5 10 | Chas. Osgood MLLE. BEAUREGARD. | white and Arab, from $1.39 to $2.50. . ¥ : Tm K. D m mommg‘;;m o:ax. srd R e waii s AT e g aigo Feceived conveying the Informa- ession. was opened it PRy, | g e . dSeoRnicaviilel a5 There Is Onl a.. & & BeTTOMLEY & soN, e e g %] tion that he was all ©ght and that ““;n 2l the rubbert offclating. - 'l was a music teacher for & mumber Goneral iepatr Shop, further rticulars roul follow a e on e short |- - ¥ Imported Brusseis Net rtaine, e B ward. Whitmore hes been | endar, ‘including Samuel Adams o y?&:l l:n::ih ::ch .‘;uygm::: gmtm PP B ”» Bieyele and Automobile Repsiring, ' white only, from $5.00 to $9.00 pair. was employed fs & clerk in the resort that | the Rockville & Willlmantic Lighting | goming Dby her husband, Jobn B, m ©Oil and Gasoline. for sala b Fiat Bcrim Curiains in Arab and Just opened this year for its first sea- | Co. and the N. E. Engineerifis_Co.: | &'Connor,. four brothers. William J. white, from $1.25 to §2.60 pair. . | son.. Vads H. Van mGenbur‘h vs. Philip | ggap of Meosup, ,.,,,,, Egan of B“. That Is IWWETT OTTY WCTEL. a-y Sash Curtains, 25e, 29¢ and 3 ins Van, Valkenburgh; e Grimshaw | ton, 'George Egan of Peacadalé, R. L. Wow asé Up-te-date Hotel ta evers i " New Club Organized. Ve, the town B.:n ’K( l,"""}' Helen | 1ogeph ‘Egan ,g Putnam, who 18 . 2 Ferriday vs, Benjamin Grosvenor; at. . B s 1o <t a0 cern, from [ L3 dnek e M 4 e e, e ot ey (7 Benimiy Ot eher s | shorment s aimere v 5 x| L@ ac@tive Bromao auhlna a7 VT Frenrteen . cently been organized in Willimantic. | Pleadin Barah_Egan, both of this city, CURTAIN MATERIAL AND ey The <lub rooms are o Bridge stree Divorosd frem Nerwith. Westen "'m ¥, Periy returned Tuesday GOED THE WORLD OVER TO OUAE A 00LB W owx sar. . HayriaAn. DRAPERIES a woman ."’fi mm: T o A Bra “treasurar, | .. The uncontested divorce case ~of | fFom & husiness G1p 0 Now York Soll ‘nazes.: Tiak mnu. nx-%u. pew line of Serim in very faney 0 exeoutive commitice, | Charles A, Young ve. Cora A. Young Enjoyable Entertalnment. Always remyember the 5 St , 4 en up. They were mar- : B gt o e ol Tor BT, e | ice Ray, B Eomard, Simict| 1t (1SSl on' Sins 3, T | el TOTRSE 1, O, 2l for el sguature om ovey boz. 3bo. 12%e yard tark. Two mnew members, [ She deserted him September rial high school was given in the o i . e ¢ ster —— by T P, urt that this was| Pariand Newhall company, bell Ting- B L ot cronim, whils 206 Arap, :n'l:fl'-”dl" Porsonals. Ehvores on e eroung. ot denesios | o8 Kt N ol aves . Sl 2 Mra. ‘Wward T. Gavigan is suffering with | with the custody of ¢ ony special car wag necessary to B M un attack of grip. T the custody of the three minor | accommodate those who attended from 0 her room, Miss Mse Tibbetts and Miss Mary |20 claimed that he was a di chool building, in North Grosvenor- - = —— 4 4 wide, with an 5 73 the o porder destgma, 2oc yard T | hat she would lie down end Eiizsbeth Bridge, were admitted this |33 & Teason for leaving. The evi-|dale, Tuesday evening, to a crowded was going to wta; dence, however, showed to the satis- i Platn Scrim in white Arab and ecru, | rose again, "M ‘week. th 8- | auditorjum. The attraction was the Brussels N white d Arab, at 1 rs. Young is now of Nor- Putnam, g i e e avs. Ty W et :vlfifim::”.‘._ Mr. Young 15 residing in | © tRA™ i Sirolin (Pronounced Sir-o-tia): The celebrated Swiss remedy for conghs dnd éolda Withdraws Appeal and Settles Fil Mrs. A. L. Day of Danvers, Mass., 8aid Good-bye by Telephone. g FUNERAL. e Grenadine Madras, white and Arab, %€ yard fdddasy Figurea Madras, in pretty designs,| §nd Coste—Tetal of :4a8—Porfeite "‘,;,‘w"“‘n'H"'"n;"n‘,";,';;,“m"‘c",,"* w'ts, incontested diveros of Percy W. Rodman. Darfew. 3% yard. branas o Wi oslin Was; The funeral of W. Rodman Darrow, Colored Madras at 25c yard. ST oo DRI |- Lyl ptatinad £ ; who died in this city on Friday, NORWICH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1911. Curtain Musiins, dgured and spotted, | trom the decision of Judee Willlsss A.| _James C, Bmall was in Rockville st Trii Thoas. hayay- motnins : at 12%c and 25c yard. rnold of the local police court Satur- | Tuesday afternoon attending the fu- February 6, 1.”_ o TRRGD o eremailon, 16 "eettra: Cratonne, 10c and 15c yard. ‘ y morning, at the time he was|meral of Elmer Adams. and Mrs. Joslin continued to’ teach | ance with the last request of the de- Hungarian Cloth, 30c yard. :nh'd'"gh"‘“ violating the liquor 1aw| My, and Mrs. Nepoleon Champagne ;:M&l g‘ ‘Webster, M‘l to and fmm ceased. - Rev. Mr. Feltman of tho Ad- Art Denims. figured, 15¢ yard. With attempting to bribe a state’s uesday afternoon | Nor mv-nordda. [¥here they xe-|vent church of this city was the offi- . ngu yard. yiiness, has withdrawn his appenl and Montreal, on morning of October | aiating clergyman. A Rumber of But- Plain Dentms, 25c yard. paid the fines and costs at the | B, Q. b }su; '.gled started for school asfnam Triends attended. A tull line of Sitkoline in pretty fig- ekses res ; usual, b not return. She tel i 2 ¢ red eifect and mew designs. Soe yard | ferred to. Thess amounted to $60 S NSy feosivel B Do sty ww phonéd to him that night that shefUnited States Marshal Bishop in ¢ Tuesday uor law on Sunday and $100 for at- | Deer Willlam Foran, was ill in New had pleased other people as long as Town. she was going fo and intended to This kind lof weather produces epi- {emyting to bribe & witness, amount- York with poeumonia. please herself from that ti; M United States Marshal Edson S. The H. C. Mumy Co. nT‘ to about §285. Atbert Judge, who has been visiting Dionen harest o aas tia o M | oot s e 1 | | demiics of grippe and heavy colds. 3 his mother, Mrs. Arthur H. Judge, of | troubie” with his wie, but thought|and Grasvenordalo . Tussday. r. Protect yourself by— + Ladies’ Home Journal Quarterly Beok Mr. Prospect '.rm has returned nis | that his home life was too quiet and | Bishop ia to be succeeded as marshai 1st. y“,em.,nl y now for sale—20c. forfy homa n u-rum Mass. too slow for her. The decree was|for the state of Connecticut by Sidney ttorneys W. l. Frank Bugbes and Samuel B, Har. | Tnere are no ehilaren: 5 iff of New Haven county, on April 1. . A. King, C. A. Capen, | granted on the ground of desertion.|E. Hawley of Brookfield, former sher- 2nd. By keep E gour eef, dry ere in Putnam Tuesday ettend- % Mr. Bishop, who is also department 3rd. By eatin, ty of nourish- P -] 1ng The session of uperior court. -m: l':,::;‘mr ::g'tmfl.f s %m‘wda?qu‘nm%vgd A R ot Con- iny g PRy e nectieu & inesday , after which ’ sion were then taken up, 5 1 he 8. 2 5 imes o DANIELSON O T o e e e S T L Y 4tn. B taking o dose o plessant / ; o — mishing | Chnirio, had been confined in thel would be shown that in the state (here to-taste Sirolin mght and aged 06, emecitetls Bohemian Club Members Finishing | county Jall at Bri being put to| are 39 camps of 8. of V. with a total 4 AreaTrifle Hard, S g1 Pool Tournsment—No Decision in | plea. cabarshiy ok 1885, morning veriod of Plainfield Hearing — Dani dnfiff’;f;dfgo;“vl “gg;!:( AEnem | el Bewie o A, o8 With these precautwns you need not But Cheer Up, for You Can|® red Walker Engagement Announced. Borse of Ermest - Messior of West | family on Grove street. fear the grippe, or any other pulmonary ioom, Many lecal eutomoble owners are | o' 52" Johnson of Fuisars Wai a5 affection. Get the | Ferusse atton the exhibit at Boston this|gigned to defend him Later ih ihe SUDDENLY INSANE. Modern medicitie is largely a science Money by calling at week. day, State's Attorney Searls nolled I S gely in force prior to the March Directresses. the "count for ‘horse stealing and en- | Providence Commercial Man Causes| of means to prevent X new law. The airectresses for March of the | tered onme for uniawful driving of a . Excitement. ted Swiss “mimfie surherever o conviction is made in Lagier | Benevolent ..'2:"&. of e no;l.:.y to which charge Snow pleaded| Lo oo Sirolin—the celebras a case ‘estfiel an Wi ! . J. Of 'TO’ mee, a com- county commiseioners g:: A m!: Sirs. Charies Hyde, | month in the auney ta o ° °"®|merciai traveler, sonnected. with - a a.tlon—uot only prevents col d that Hleense to any other person. orey, Mrs, Charles Bill, | The case against Florimond ‘wholesale house in ston, became ughs, the gnppe and other disorders l'oan Co Night ‘SchoolCloses Successtel Term. Chase. The society meets | desu and George Martin, both of Wil- | suddenly insane st the Putnam inn s 0 The Willimantic o night school closed s (Wehneadayy artormoon. lmantle, belng minors, W, C. Lyman | Monday afternoon. He was troubled oi the respiratory organs, but it relieves 15 Union Sireel. itk an'enteciainment for the sindencs T Sppels Chevister, was appointed probation efficer and | with the halucinaton that someone| these ailments, when they are develop- |Jma l Ar-ory hall on Vlllfl street. will take sction ch;rzed wnh breaking ond ouhfinl. how or who It was/ wae mot clear to| ed, in a few days Tegatration of the A ~ Both eases were continupd until Sep- | him. His relatives in Providence were d s Terms strictly confidential. lu and the aversge nu-unn Mareu: umbcr communicated with by wire, and Bar- 3 . rood Clifford Wheaton, ehasged with be- | rak K. Smith took Mr. Biack to Proy- ing a common drunkard, from XKiil- | idence, where he was met by his two tants attended ingly, pleaded not guilty, and P. J.|sons and a doctor at the rafiroad sta- ELMORE & SHEPARD, The Bol ous ent | Danahey of Willimantioc was assigned | tion with an automobile. It s u Joyab) <. zursdey evening by_the judge ‘to defend bim. derstood that he has had similar af (8. consors to Sesstens & Wimewsy | pervisor of musis in the publie sciools, William R, Hamilton also pleaded | tacks before. He cansad considerable . sang Kings of the Road, by not gullty 10 a eharge of intoxication | cxltement while raving in (he hotel [mbalmers and Funera In:ll!. Three for Jack, by and breach of 'W. Danielson | lobby. ° : gompanied by Miss Ethel 0 With the winner o (s of Moosup Defng assigned to defend €002 North Strest, the plano. Sherwood B. Doollttle, gen- | Geor; oL, Nanieap A5, Wil piay | S Y. M. C. A, Sirst or second prize, the Jail for B i STONINGTON. first match gotting the il for. Bresking ‘1o Goop, xhidd e 2 Joseph Lamarade, pleaded not guilty | Egos and $40 Disappear When Ti Vi Anniversary Party. to breaking and “entering & hen house Co! to Tow M Still Miss- jumber jocal views in the town of Thompson nea imes to Town—-Meney s: g £ Lo Mrs, H. 8. Dows entertained at an | Massschunctis iine. on Novembar it | ing—Hose Company's Annual Mest- pessing interest. anniversary pexty at her home Mon- |13 P 10, Oliver E. Getty of Danfel i ) t Ha Alar ed op Vit might be Justly termed the roll | 403 o, P e "party enjoyed the | was' assiancd by the Court to | — #ign are the following, who sttended | *VOMng playing five hundred ILdght|nhim. ‘Later in the day he changed| Tuesday afternoon, a hobo hafling every events o Gamma, Sabas- | TOLreshments were served. o {7 & his plea to gullty to & ‘count eharg- | from Provide: came into town and tino ‘Distitans, Charles. Velis, Nicolas A of the borough |(ng him with atfempting to bresk and | visited all the flocal saloons during the court' ut burgesses wae held Tuesday | enter, dnd was' sentenced o an im- | aglernoon and, visited, meveral. Dl‘n\.i‘u, . Bking prisonment of eight months Sn the | hegging for “money. 'About 2 p. m., every night but one: Joseph Turcotte, Sins’ Maston m&;nwm_ 2, 5he | county sail. Bchool stret school, Mrs. Cornelius Vaushn discovered the ' Mmenm Laura Grenler, Stratis Mitchelle. Fifty ‘,_“ww ] Minor Put op | thmon. loss_of one-half dozen of eggs and e A e e Dok Soions ts Rakethl Dgniel Doyle, only 16 years of age,| $40 18 money. The tramp had been & 75 per cent. of the sessions. iors n. charzed with afa Burgiary, who | teon to. enter the saloon under Mrs. o the Public that we have R a5 The senior class of the Killingly | broke into the -W G B Cail in | Vaughn's Youse. _The police were no- Opera House Audience Pleased. school will entertain members | Danicison on December 26, 1910, | tifled and the man was searched and LIN, the F Grl at your D e Mo R e, e ot bt oot 8 th oabont | Bemiaisan on " Dachmber 2k, 1010, | Hlled 00 e s pam D Tod | DIROLIN, amous Remedy for tho ppe, Is at y ru..l.t'.. not m any onganiZation | was ihe atiraction at the Loomer opera | ball Friday evening. Woodward, pleaded not guilty. Later | With escorted the hobo to the station hom Tuesday .muu and played to No Decision in Plainfield Cass. he changed his plea to guflty. ‘and the | house, where a thorough search was |- THE SIROLIN COMPANY, 368 & 367 Cata) Stroet, New York working against S&H Green | *.5%: house. The B ull of 1ife | No decision was given Tuesday in | Case Was continued to September, the|Made. but the money was not found ! 2 g Kol T R tho case of Baboock accused being put on probation, and|2nd later the man was released. FHe ©d in such a manner as to elicit fre. | Powe This is & holding | ordered to report weekly to Ollver B, | hung about town and a watch Is b m slm and will | avent vursts of appiavee from a0 5P nosy o of he o Beoples Light and Getty, probation officer W the town |inF placed upon him in the hope of = - parently satisfled Taudlence. - The of this borough, which | court of Killingly. locating the missing money. w&%m@%m&m%‘ %m%%m&& fo {uming wis go0d and the cast was oifln Choraies Bl ‘et Paingaa. B Gauvsd -Cobdis Mldasi Travel Club Mests. "‘"fi"‘ 1 N\ continne give Special | «<-rins surround Daniolson-Walker Engagement. Jaties —Grady of - Hampton . waa| Tuesday afternoon the regular ses- sion of the Travel club was held at 5 Announcement is made of the en-|charged with llPB-Ihlt $24 from his Extra S‘- as we have OBITUARY. . gagement of Miss Josephine Danielson, | employer, Jolin Brahnes, while under the public library. The subjects were ORDER PWrep ~g - fausnter of Mrs. Josept Doniel the infiuence of liquor furnished by|2Wy handled and much enthuslasm ohn T. Green. Main street, to Ed: Brahney, on January--1b, 1911. He|Shown by those who attended. FROM h in the ”_ John T. Green, aged about ;c died | New York oity. Mr. Walker is & son | pleaded not guilty and Arthur 8. Mac- 1 / i at his home in Ashford Tuesda of Provi Neptune Company’s Election. I ing. Mr. Green was & 1ifelong resident ppr:.a.’ ek Boly ot Rt T N tonse. " ater th" the day ‘oo, The annual meeting of the Neptuns 8 COVO Street 5 = of the town and was & fasmer. There | tow changed: his plea fo, gullty and’ wag| Bose company was held in their rooms i The T. R. Sadd Co guryives & eoa. Frani Green, who ives | ' Yon Brigoners Taken to Putnam. | sentenced to two montns in the coun | Mondey cvening. The anndal reports ] \ BOTTLER OF THE X ¥ . Mrs. gam Fuller. Devutiss Farksland Bliven ware i b el following officers were o for ¢ 3 WILLIMANTIC. GONN. 5. wi charge of ten prisoners from Brooklyn | Ephraim Dorous Pleaded Not Guilty.| year: Foreman, Charles Shackl N Mrs, rfl 5. wite of } jai] that were taken through here on first assistant foreman, Charles M Dwight Fuller, aM iy for trial et the superior court ed uweith mansla: o | Cort; second assistant foreman, Ed- “-‘-“w ‘e g Futsae. ) > s gl < word | Barsiti; 1 h aughter X. snsigned for his-defense. o rer, David Lester, and LETTER TO THE EBITOR. on Wil NG Tod Wioers st | o e e e, B. Andrews, aey Unjust Taxation. Wilder, Edwarg Denneiey. Jomeoh F. Leay: =t Francis Moor/ and Raizh 8. Wiiger, N e i v both of Pu B mfl:y, c lward mown 3 Uh atent 1o vob Pateick F. Brady | Berr! 5 town. Thers survive & da ot of Aeriemey of Putn Christr %] County Ministers Entertained. Irying L. Cary, of ; e ot 3 The members. of the New London z Goanty Ministerial association and g were entertained yester. » CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Dleaded 1:'-‘:'4: ot money : 888 may | puiity and were sentenced to not more] PAZO for imaginary | than” eighteen months nor less than | Ughtful menu ¥ trnu::glu wwomywmm&vmom % O T i Fhusn 0 R NG Worthless Check Bartietts Undoing. | . 1 Marks ‘of orth Ha B: C, Howazd Bartett, arrested in Put-| in_fewn on busines pertaini ‘Dassing o ‘trus: Zfimm,ol';-ya-n to m'fl;;. B an D:l % va ’ hickering house on - ek = s ; Mg&em o entence n"&'& ‘Tonthy ceived a sen This (Wm eve in &: county feit Wiliam ¥, rector Jail for Willimantic Man. at In the-case of Antonlo Tavor Flre areis o 8 was Interpreter in gotting a from