Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 15, 1911, Page 7

VDol tans o s Mo will ‘never o Qg mfi: ‘we_ will, daring. ey ' - real want to be. without. this wondarfl;{ f : give our patrons mamy Predictlons for Tussday: Fair; va- | Under the cxercises he included ; - Norwieh was' ous, | Stuart’s Dyspepsi ol R TP mikies Tor gymnastics, playing, gumes, and ath- o e o o e cithar: | i pediion.” | 1otk e clonpes m%' % Beare i P 3| Dice's Fertite Seeds and Teie| ins which will make the closest comtest of the evening was London [ istinhehia -the bership in Sun: Moom snd Tiden Sona holarakip s o A ‘gnolu(dymmsbfnlm Fid ’m”‘“; 'l'mpu' Garden. Tools: iiut in. — T Bum 1 Hish 5 oo | to the system. Gam en! n h I Moon > bare margin, of .ens poiat, way or another except to do just: [l Ruses: | "sets. fl!".‘f. .} Moo standards - 3 one thing—digest foo ® the games and tly pur- 3 ey 3 % buying floor coverings . - A " 4y, || & m. | p. w1 p.m: (I & m.| keop them going. for il thowe who Stim i s 9 ARk 48 4 ‘“?“,hfl“;,‘mu“gmfi ’;fgm \Gbg __' ahould visit our, Carpet. D g 48| m&?"“” . or e need o Deond pated | ggain i me 28 to 99, the games | Grug store everywhera sells and rec- 3 during Opening Days. - s B gty L o s follpws, ommends Stuarts Dyspepsia’ Tablets, . . i o e coen, O e B : ‘The price ls 50 dents per-box. A sam; REMEMBER | e it upen pas o L 3 SRieht facteass. In e lung ea-: 13, 3 ple will be sent free if wfleFA. reasonable - q g 353| pactty. As to athletics and for | ing’ different standards of time and 4 3 Biart o, 190 Btugrt Bm‘ Macarial stors = . goods bought: deringe N I. gvin & Son it el s s rd 08 B et | St T | e Ry Compnny SE AR e 3 e s after Bigh water It 1s low T us lefea QM 4 dix hours ATier Nigh water Tti2Jo% | than specialization. -Specialization in L ey, Thndde y P - = - atbletics, helongs more to Bigh schools | trict °.’¢:r of.\ haging | Follo wing the games thera was sing- e - et | 129 Main Sfreel, Norwich, Conn. GREENEVILLE g, Drew’s orchestra being in attend- through- The— Last Day um and furnishing sslections e o : not be subject to the lability of a ‘addj There 1 a THE ELSEA y Weekly Prayer Mooting Held With girain which might come with special- mnp-u F. J. Werking eha C. 7. o 1 All t-lle Latest llld e B ATy Tttay WA s Al 7 ' s av Mrs. Nmfinv-’-r-ow Notes. B ibeke of the dependsnce of men- R R L L B Eass o R el poration will be héld in the Directors' | Annual Spring Sale of Netien meeting of the | tal development upon muscular devel- last Thursday the edu- | P T No¥ tier Popular sheet Room“of The Norwich Savings Soclety | Small Wares—the sale hdl" of me nw B‘Pflll church was | OPment and cited instances from na- | catio: in.the City of Norwich, on Wednesday, the store closes this m ’ 'es held Tuesday afternoon at the home of | tions of the world that have made Julta f 3 LR 1 A eI RO SIREaAR: | fall to attend this sale on the Mrs. Norhrop, on Main street. The|their mark in history, showing that | held Music ntts o Aed B oo Y b #- =5 2 . s Mg 7. | It fneans sure and substantial rwrwlch Conn., Mareh 110 11:3 In Thietds, Nesdies, meeting Was W g Ay ersonale. BIG OUTPUT AT REV. G. F: KENNGOTT Satt Bysi; Tioss dind Ehakle FA POST CARDS Miss Bva Lund has been confined to NEW PAPER MILL. LECTURES ON ROME. | b7 the Sodali m At ‘I“c Pfl cnw : | Women's_and Children’s her home o Twelfth street by sick- j‘ NOVELTIES | ne== ; Thirty-Five Tons of Finished Material | Second in. Series of Travelogues Given | do i T Mrs. John H. Burke and daughter, Turned Out’ Dally. b hic, TODAY [ i5 the,Sast m m n' Fraskli § Katherine, aro visiting relatives in New Sacorted to the las Lon: . llll.l quare W) by & erge | 310 sendot in,_thel THE PLAUT-CADDEN 0. Fournier of Providence strest, lime, apetét Dralge of Sodality hospitallty and It 1s M e, has stered the employ of a | ¢! &mmmum nuflb- th:auxflon Plaut-Cadden Building, local business house. L p ns ing sum- WM F. BAILEY | s e o i o vt FeSiTRE T | e oo et e PALMISTRY Mr. TS, D : clam] e and oul m e river. 3 nn. Gentral Evenus wpent Sunday with cardboard for use in the man: e This eo:c'hxhede. , e contents, for a time ) Mn:lun. Our;m‘n ih givi unters avenue. tatners !at leas y having proved. most e > ¥ readings in Palmistry in (Successer ta A. T. Gerdnen) R e 1 d ral W. foyaiio-andpartiivated o with grest | —— / g ry. unn of New York city is asure by members of both organiza- H‘cl" Live .pmax mw days with friends in|$ b is referringn Hons. . L3 y Mr. Dunn is a former res- the the B it ! e R Sweet Day, was rendered by John Kiv- . or xm place. taking 1 i ifth Company, Drills. Un, J &t and There was a regular drili- On Business for the State. TAFTVILLE Y et comr: e’ g X e e Dr. C: H Lamb of Town street was i ‘being. 5 | in Preston City Monday and Tuesday Boarding AR v B plaga for the or 1i}in North'Stonington on business for Stable dence Street—Visiters and Vieiting. A0 afated pusiness. in , Soeramas, eing mads #nd much interest [ the state, [ PE T ; gt Baen of certain kinds. 3 ‘None of the local officers have heard | Ahother b! 18 betrig removed on . 12-14 Baih Stree ..'.:'.:L“n“‘::‘,.}?.‘..'?.,".".o".‘;:., =i o — - anything furtnde in. regard to. the | Min Ehien. Boashues mroonda. - a71 You Cannot Possibly’ Make . M . B S et o P | BT SR, SRR e ves T reddinges whes, wasted T | LI TNt earaonl b e Burson Hosiery MORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY, | Heart chur ng the -past two | for. : . risfs and Personals. * » =2 AUTOMOBILE 70 RENT. daya. e improvement Is much need- | suite of ofices ot waich |18 feit Bowever, thatne intantry wil|. o, Bpiets T Ferent 7 A Mistake __um Al this wesk we abe pevilll @ Tolephone $88. "and will be appreciated by ail. 2. oy | ball game between the Fifth company | returned to Smith's R store after twoin your choice of a New' Hat'if it is|onstration and sale of P B Lost Valusble Horse. Jpeakar never -Have | team and one from ghie Crescent Arms | Weeks' illness with tonsilitls. - - selected from our new line for Spring, A valueble horse belonging to | bu! Pth gTeSS it Lo o '-h. former won by the gcore| Charles Stanton of High Neck, N*- | Because all the true characteristics of | shaped Without & aspit, s of 22°to antle, spent Monday with Willlam M. ‘Adolphus Benoit in some Tinnner broke a head bodied . ne o8 Tta legs Bunday while In the | 500n be removed and the kinds 7 ;“—"——I o - Burdick of Huntington avenue. - ;:; e L e As an inducement to the pasture, and it was necessary to shoot :: ‘brfl-r -fvm ’l':: u. - hvl " ‘.?' the-city ttrin :"n "d'lw # "i"-*lom- [ 1&-& {'fi“" rlmc-:(my Nmrgh Miss M-hr- o st Norwich and vicinity to give the he imal. It is it how the s emplo; upwards of hands | was followed by a view of St. Peter’s “The wes! show window in the Por- | ga 38 e1 of 01 Franklin N D s 7wt kswn How 18 | enosether. - pher, said the lectusar, tho ends of | taous: & Mitohell Ca. atore aitracts aay with Felatives mere . | Correct- Hats. at $100, $2.00, e Hualery o siin lintly | o ™ @ 8t. Patrick's| —Mrs, Charles Hibberd ahd daughter, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 js demonstration a Personal Mention. i SEEN AT THE OPENINGS. - ;::r u:tm bo::u- °:|)zli B e o’i»:':’ud&m ‘?ey Miss Lillian' Hibberd of wnngm:atlc 4 3 _ | remarkable :::,nrln‘x Wi | Peter Maynard spent Mondsy ia Bal. Spring Hats T"-—M Are Distinctivel testa T M excell '.D‘-'“m e Golar k. Glisre. Gie vler’m? =3 ::;a guests of rejatives hers, Satur: —AT— ::v;;o of Burson Hosiery uu—nlq £ B — New and Modish—Latest Ideas ) ll:im;locga :l;p:.yed about the floor| My and Mrs. Stiles Chapman spent 9 ge-gner . We make a speclaity hodlse Saato s slck at Ris' home 1n | “Frecis, Walsts and Coate. xRy P S o d:;l:*;ne;?;a Shvaay epinty h:m;“ t:n;:r Couging C 9 We will give ab: ly fres & : e Lagnes ST e i | Sl ST B (e | S ST oF | Phaded SN ack” o Dol 51 Sham: | Tow Srset The Hatter. Qs Piir of Baéia 1 { of Fime Diamonds at |'.orf oo o Srondny. toward new hats and the dainty m M rocks. In keeping with Mr. Hinchey'a| Mra. gmluu‘. R:'dm\;mc) of Charles- A 535¢ H | Rereq tox tonpestian wors sdiires saé many other . attractive displays this|town, R. I is visittng Ter parents ; . l“ m + §| Michaei Coffey of Occum lost & val- | “tried on” by hundreds. " ranks high. b '<w'fl T 24 Bt We- offer Burson Hosiery in | uable horse on Monday. At the outset it was nof t St PRty SYrne. styles: s ‘there are many distinctive novelties in Tuberoulosis Hearing Today. Mrs. Daniel C./Brown returned this 3 Henry Fontaine spent Sundsy with |hat abapes, materials snd um-u.- shown the great masters, an Norwich will be well represented at| Week to -Myatic after several days' s At fig—vgnm’en- Cotton Hosfery, friends in -Williman: this ‘season. The approsch gt succeed: ford todayl relatve | Visit with her son, Roswell Brown of or Basiaes coronation Moy gtvenliin we t to the camp for tuberculosis patients| West Town streot. At 250—Women's Lisle Hm " ] s T > hh ‘ “' l %’ | Jobn Kyle has entered the employ | signers a new motif, and the erown ef- the in this county. In addition to those| Miss Kate Durr and Miss Elizabeth for 31.38. ol o | of the Ponemah company. fect is sought for in many models and the . by Durr of Occum were guests SBunday of | § At 25c—Women's Me garnitures. ombs. ‘who int Miss Susle Wheeler at her home on % ‘Hoslery, six for $1.38, Homer Monty of Vermills wis & | Then there is & dlever adaptation of of King Victor Bmmanuel | be pre Huntington avenue. : 3 . 2w isitor in Norwich Monday. Japanese prominence in current affairs [ TIL ‘;‘ of the queen were shown-and Autos going. up the Scétland’ road R o . e hich I timely. 4 cute Japanceo-sail- entertainment closed with V. Norman was able to by out on ehi ST A ,{’:m'm., og art in i relig | N. and # ds Monday made deep rild. i Sieiinds {§F At %c—Women's Split Feet M"’S the Best... Tuesday after & long filnese. 2 Soctaomy new and 1s flh.vdom‘ nalk otn o ery M Eenngotts ctmen will berepre- | S10, FaTR 5 Yohine o] § . six for $1.35. e number of fetching model In Material, Style, Fit and WORK. | Willism Wohlleben waiked to Col-| Linen color is favored. and 1a Do showsd wore' istened fo] or s loctt Braons ot the Fed Cro m- frosen ruts thus made. ; % chestar and back on Sunday. 7 als. | With close attention and he was warm- | will probably attend, as will Mrs. ¥. L.| 3rs. Jonathan Smith, Jr, ‘who tre- 3 At 350—Women's Lisle Ho.ier' MANSHIP. - $riy m Mked, and Iy spplauded at the close. ' The lan- | Farrell. quently visits Mr. Smith's parents Tor $1.00. e CHAS. H. NICKERSON, n Labonne is confined to his rage, is for coral in everything, a5 handiea by Joseph 8. Adams. | . here, returni dnsa'turfllha to n.;rngg < Morshant Taller, 128 Main 8t nmm on Front street by sickness. 3 willow _ phw e Sy T Clever Window Display. In Harttord, after a4 e Teeks > || Its up to you to ses that your REMEMBER | this FINISHING BUILDINGS. Rovians: Conke:: o ‘Hover. window i B e snd i the e mountains | § ‘ljttle one's teeth are kept in sale will o * Anthony Fournter, Jr. of Hunter's —— ddcorator - ‘;h Bostor Stora Joas| ~Mrs. John Holden!and son and ood order. and including Saturday, ‘March avenue-was & visitor In Central Village Interior Weodwork is Now Being Com- S o Says Hee dnuth!u' of South Windham are. vis- ™ Sunday: pleted in the Wards. onted sl ok oue Of the schemes | iting Mra. Holden's mother, Mrs. Hen- || rpp . — a royal blue and cerise e D o s o moying 1o Erinetiy. With them retirned Mish e Teeth Ernest Gauchier has been confined | hat in of. blue rough stra: On the mew bulldings in course of b ife and move- | Jisg Princely, who haw been spending ot growing boys and girls should to m. home on Hunter's avenue with | velvet loops &nd band, up-to-the-min- | construction at the Norwich state hos. | Laon’ op " da, two weeks in- South Windharh. Be- examined at least onca & e, ‘and Menly effsotive, pital at Brewstsr's Neck the work has {} vear. They ar: _a priceless The butterfly is the favorite adorn- | reached ‘th stage e 8. sther aiags . Woscamiries Foseroes {reasure. g Ernest Desmarais is seriously 1ll | ment, the ides being mnxnny devel- ai g - A SPECIAL SALE e e o e e el T o T | Bt o | o, a2 Teos (ouch | ommmt—, Nerwicy ok Jeh || OF Your Childeen vt &y dguenter. “Tas e, 0 o "buck” from the that Is very gffective. M- ana 2r. Yohin Gusinel of Hunt- || gra we who know how much of nen Torchon Lace ¥ face are to luvo & great vogue. Ome T < ngt on avenue. the fll-effects in_ later years ga., P. Mertin of Providence has begun |face are to have s great vorue. Ome|They ng the doors and Seleotnian Lillibridge_Attended. due to earller indifference say i G108 vatae o k-5 in the weave shop of the Pone- ™ » 9 tal in maltne of the popular linen | for heat and for the gemeral plumuing | ; Moy were in attendance at the ; : £o.you At 7e—One ot of hearing before the committee on roads, ades, with fancy band, and three RICHARDS In ] willow’ plumes at the back. rivers and bridges at Hartford Tues- Don’t Ngqle“ Them ,._ in Edgings Frank Gingras of South A street is| "yt Mora” plack are to be much FUNERALS. day. focluding Firet Selectman A. W. d Dleces — at 7 - gponding & fow days with relatives in| worn. A white chip has its hish crown Tr——— this ity Numerous Tale 3o to 2he: ew Bedford. banded with black velvet, the trim- ‘Mrs. Lester Main. bills relaating to roads were discuss. wl——n:n s mine being _ white ‘mercury wines. | Tuesthy at the Rome of her ron-in. | &6, [ighwey Commissiousr Machon-| 1, i3 l;r wite-ot tnodate ] W igy DflltalPflrh AtBMomamburg Em Joseph Lambert, who is training for | mmueht jn place with & pai of tiny |law O. 8. Barnes, No. 17 Aver. coutt, | 214 sBoke and was asked many aves- n 5 i " | nie waik fo Canada, waiked to South | Hiack wings: Nak: Latdnn, Sl oy tions “y the committee. b o BNy Seesh gt filgr-:flva' T s cnr il 14 addition to our M hll Coventry Sund A natty little Jap sajlor {s roush | conducted over the r AR e Sk ¢ DR. JACKSON, Megr,. graduation gowns—ualue emerald preen straw. has a sancy green | Thankful Main, il of Tanter Yot b amdge e Marcti 14, Toutne 'k & rankiin '8 Norwich, & 18-1ich Hamb: . assortment “ ‘QM Meats| Mathew Exiey, Jr., who 1s employea | double anill with white Mace by Rev. C. n. l(eN-ny. ‘The body. w.. In'the Lourt of common pleas here on o E, I, ranklin Square, Norwich, Ct. At sao—m ‘-olr c] "m:'m urg B in the.Occum mill, is confined to his flow black velvet brim. taken to North Stonington, where Tussday the case of Costabert vs. the 26 years. ‘.ga (X that the markets afford we have | home by sickness. - Cloaks, Waists and Suite. Yices. were h-}ndr In the Miner mee g | Montauk Steamboat company. u eult :;’““ 2 ““‘i:‘ N‘;’:‘“fl,..,',, i ORAI trém’ Indian River The most sttractive ideas in the de- e =y A dau ting. | & . NCKLEY—In New . ;. Cono ORANGRS trom Colarety | puTitzod Langiots hee raturned o | wenets” S5 Sreiler S s S | MOSE st 3¢ Fiemde v | ot caceptng,one.Sd e | 1its Gubt Uesres B ind Frencee | | OUIS H. BRUNELLE CRAPE FRUIT 4 . il partment, where the new utility coat 1 | 13t in' Union cemetery by the sibe of | case will g0 to the jury today. Hinckley, in his 434’ your. 9 I 4 from Florida .. | on Sou particular found many admirers. | yo. B oo SSRERCTY DY he 12, 1895 —_— Notice of faner: ter. 10 Carter Ave. (East. Sids) QRAPE FRUIT from Porte Rice Frocks in silk, volle, lingeri: i o . Court Sessi. MARSH—In Norwich, Maren 14 1911, o 7 value 39c to 59¢. “ | Alphonse Fournier of Hunter's ave- | newest in Eton suits, one-p Nearly anl her 1ife she had resided Soparior [Guan Seeen: Arthar 1, son of Clarence and' =ima”| Plog. Cake and Bread and many dl- “d things tered the employ of the J. fallored street ~suits, ‘wajsts The superior court, Judge Greene | e darsi, aged & weeks : B any. P < :’fu;;::-u:nr aevers to meet anl tastes | Gilleit. *During R e e s Ay that cannot be exéelled. g o2 R and requiremen purses. were in | gsodidted with all the e Kood 4 > 3 7 \Migsed Eitzavsth Mulholland ' and | the bewfdering assortment o effect- | tho'church and was Froaty’ ‘:S"f.;’d :{n:&l"gm‘:::::;oflrv-l’oe:rcgg. Fhons your order. Fremst Mrvics () Cf Cfil Arna Dooshue pent Sundsy with |ively diapisyed 4 1o sse these | * BOIPInE had in Worke of charl which was started last week. g . M s I Iy o and, score= of other elegant aprink of- Mrs. John Taylor, 7 e iy 7 i Mise Kate Wohlleben has re-cntored | foTinks. Wh S B e e s s . NORWICH TOWN 15 Malp ‘f”.'- ; : Size 24-inch_Matting .=£ the employ of the Ponemah company. | g o ™ U a Mrs. Williar’ M, Burdick Entertains| ¢ oy 2 T E, e > on Birthday—Rough Traveling—Re- Joel .:n"d catches—Speciat b méving Big ilm. value $1.50. Iodve sad viesn ildren Ory ; ors somducied. by Capt. Charics ARy % Jraiai and Ol}” FLETCHER'S i BoF B e ety T b :::;‘1,",, 3808 | miarold_oss retummed Mondsy " 19 fllllfll'al fllf Bfllflfs MAXWELL L.D. Jet TeaPots 39c CAB T ORIA Joseph Leclairs of Merchaots ave- | At 1 X days at his meonWlnwm.m naned While here” he prasent :Il;.:!l; m‘::d l.flkl:. v e '“h = A = 2 Sunday :‘:‘:fl‘nf service at the 'Me(ho- mEs g S e :u:" Emhalmers 16 Horsepower - prl'cq n'&’ cach gr’ aid =— ‘Misses Anna, Amelia and enjoyed by th i RUNABOUT of Hunter's avene spent 8 with P ] e O 3, o Overhauled. Paisted and| ro T »m- 3 rovy ¢ : 5 Ledy Asststant. et Fred cnmx«ozmmmmle was the | | . - o Telephone call 3183, Prics 16¢ ueh. value e "or'sd (eivie” avenus Bundey. 1 A = #iary B Church. Wm. mfim HRST CLASS. con- Lhd«flmdknchkfc 3 : Tngails gave sé -dition. 0 R AT ‘ Patrici o R KB nmc AUTO CO. . New 8pring styles now on sale. o wans 45