Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 16, 1911, Page 2

dan, one Colontal Glassware ctly different from all is the New Ides, the ad- m the ultimate achisve- fine Crystal Ware for table fy - !gs' ' it hith 1l i H or stremgth, great brilllancy "and its amazing economy. There is an endless assortment to from—Berry Sets, Punch ‘This wantages in Open Stock putterns,— Dinner Ware and China Sets. The enjoyment of a dinner is great- Iy enhanced if the table appoirtments are tasty and complete. Not necessa- rily elaborate or expemsive, bBut nest. Now is the time to take advantage of the prices during this sale (Bagement.) The H. C. Murray Co. Agents for Ladies’ Home Jéurngl Paper Ratterns. SHEET-MUSIC JAMES HARRIES 801 Main Strest, Willimantic, Conn. Times <. Are aTrille Nard, 'fih elyie mflm lh.umlfiw& huu cB!aun wfll‘v.lmu"lfll- At 2 o'clock tlu Urnme The music . for the concert pro- gramme, will consist of the following numi Daughte Revolution, Lampe; ovefture, Ameri- ——— COLDS CAUSE I‘ IADACN 13 LAXATIVE > BROM! mld wide I lnl G"I fcr L Bank Account is.a Beacon Light - That Will Guide Yoa Through Many a Financial Storm' Qur BANK Your BANK fo the Public fhat we have|' not joined any onganization working against S&H Green Trading Stamps, and will|. MARRY. £ BACK, Attorney-st-taw PATENTS e i Proteet your 18¢a. Handsome §3- / n.fll“m s Extracting and r.um « s..a-m. them in_New York and see them off on thely Europeon trip. . % Sandy MoLeod the Guest of Menor. Officer Allan MacArthur Jast seen i this clty. The evening was oo | an enjoyable one for all present. gLES ik ?zzéz:i& B sk WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS R, Members and Dflnr Guoflo—dm Qald for o | pivths in’ the Woman’s Club'/Whist. °_ ‘The Willimantic Woman’s club gave m.mwmun-sfle-thummthe club ‘ednesday, afternoon for u( l-h. buflflin‘ fund for ‘flmmmin.. in charge of the enjoyable Sam Anderson Defeats Sandy Mcleod at Windham Athletic Club. . A fair.sized crowd - witnessed the wrestling match at the Windham Ath- letic club Wednesday svening, when Sam Anderson, middiow h:fi:mpmn again won from Leod forced the match from the out- st and showed himself to be in bettor form than on his last appearance this city. Anderson won the first can o8 & full body hold in 11 minutes after he ‘McLeod to the fioor ead striking the floor with second trial was a battle royal and went to McLeod on a front chancery in 3 minutes. The third fall went"to Anderson on the famous toe hold in 15 minutes. McLeod wht gamely agahst this ‘hold_all time. 1t was without question: e Bl Rl ‘matches given in the city, this preliminaries. Young Bullock of Conantville defeated you this city ‘in straight - Ki Robarge and Young. Gllm bam ol it, gingery go. F‘rlnk chu!n was u'fi" and L M. Local Notes. L GIMLBM!!«NMN ‘Wednesday. %} Enterting Mmu&mfi-&mmedw d E. Hickey spent Wedn-day wsm(x. 2 New Tondo Joseph ‘Péck left Wednesday even~ ing -on- & short -business -trip: to-New York. . Mrs. Daisy Hanks of Norwich was the guést of Willimantic friends Wed- nesday. There were 10 marriages and 3§ towm during the month of February. Attorney Samuel B. Harvey was-in ental | Putnam, Wednesday, attending the su- 3 Ce., No. 3, W. F. D. has about ‘completed arrangements for 1ts annul observance of St. Pat- of ;1t:1s. understood o Hhe”ovpanisation, aciive, honarary, - ;‘i.un r .-i;nhum'wu Wi S : om. a num- ber. of the t and pest city and pig. 1 ! weré hatched in his the machine came iri for some jollying as they ‘were haled through m lltt. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Cheney '(-rt % for Europe. ”l\ and Mrs. George P. Cheney, who perior court. Mis, C. C. Case and her aunt, Mrs, Holmin of South Willington, are at 0ld Potnt Comfort, V et Léadths. who e, Wda coris fined to the house wl(h an attack of , is able to e out. = on George W. May of South Maa- Chester, formerly .of this-city, was in town Wedneaday calling on, friends. ( Ex-Al e given under the auspices of :the unltzd divisions of the Hibernians of it eity. JEWETT CITY Thornlea:Club Meets—Incubater Chicks on Anthony : Street—Surprise Party. John Perkins, employed at De-neley & Clarke’s étore is suffering from accident in which he mearly cut ofl l finger, while chopping wood. It was necessary to take several stitches to keep the finger in place. «n.wh Clarke has been confiied to ouse for. several days with gri and- tonsilitis. Louis Stogesa ?-hdnvg ing fha Adime during rme Thovalea club met at Mes. Sher. man Waters' on Wednesday afternoon. 125 Early Broilers. ‘Timothy Driscoll of Anthony t stands ahead “on hatching chickens. ‘Wednlesday 135 chickens from 130 eges incubator.. They are Buff, Orphingtons and Rhode Isi- M. Crumb is visiting_her mthar Henry Phillips in, New Lon- Mr. ama Mrs Frea Morgan and Mrs. Vaughn returned to Boston Wex nesday, after a visit.at Mr. and Mrs, Dénlel Morgan'a. They were on {heir , lome rom Virsigia ana ‘Waen- n. Surprised Frank Burton. A number of the nelghbors of Frank Burton ‘gave him a - surprise - party Wednesday night and enjoyed an oySter supper. NOANK ki Libsrty Council Has Luncheon Secfal —New: Menhaden -8teamer Receiving have been at the home:of the,former’s | - t 18, 11 wmnm jome of ‘her. T, on tent to sell same resumed. Dagenals chatged his plea to_gullty to ‘the #econd count, which was torkeeping intoxlcating’liguors with intent to sell same, and Si At s mollea this first count. prosec the court. th.lt Dagensis had yery mk!n‘ t.» Higquor laws. was prog- ecuted in Bnldlon !ol' mmny sell- ing liquor, pleaded guilty and paid fine. ~April 18 he was. presented and flned on & in two. counts aud or fll“ and’ be’ tmprisoned’ for's ahort time, * noted of the sewer. - .Alderman “LaRue, wi l‘m has Dot been| in- the cou; hh‘&- tion to the fact that. had not been provided for and Mayor Macdonald stated that this could caslly piped at some future date it the Oak edtnblyl'o Bmhnflfilmmth.p o represented Da- he genais, sald that he did mot think Da-|' genais was gullty, but had advised him to plead guilty to one of the counts of the information beciuse ome can never fell how: cases of this nature will come out. He #aid that the place where was located at the {ime ot the rald had the Topytation of place where Hquors were il- Xesl-lly sold, cm it fiad that Teputa- tion ‘before and probably would aiways have it in the minds of Danielson peo- plo and for that rééson ho had ad- vised o move his bottlitig wworks from that place, which e has done. He requested the court to im- pose g fine somewhere between - the um allowed ~in Given Maximum Penalty. Court imposed a fine of $200 and costs, the maximum fine allowed under the statutes. DOROUS NOT GU ILTY. Sarah Lambert Admits Statements Were Not True—Both Held for Rob- bery of Neff. was then empanelled in the case of state vi Bghraim Dorous. D as soon as the section will be com- pleted. It was voted to install a telephone Committes Appointed. A motion was submitted by Alder- man Dady, in which the mayor was empowered to nominate & committee to obtain bids for the purchase of s road roller and stone crusher. mayor appointed the highway com- mittee, Aldermen Hawkins, Miner and Nichels. OBITUARY. Mrs. Mary E. Rogers. Mrs, Mary E. Rogers, aged 67 years, of New York city, who has been housekeeper for Albert S. Johnson of Elliotts, died Wednesday ng at the Day-Kimball hospital from chron- ic nephritis. Thomas Ki Thomas Kiernan, 59 years of age, died at his home on High street on ‘Wednesday morning. Mr. Kiernan had been for a long time a resident of Putnam and has worked in the mills of the Putnam Woolen company as £ | watchman. He was injured about a Alfred C. (white) -at thehome of Dorous at Clark’s Corners in_the town .of Hamp- Dorous He was represent- vd by Attorneys Totrey of Putnam and Haggerty of Webster. . Attorney. F. F. Russell gasisted Mr. Searls for ‘the state. State Policeman Robert T. Hurléy of Hartford was first call into the case January 10, 1911. He placed: in_evidence certain charts which he had made ghowing the loca- tion of the various roads and resi- dences at Clark's Corners and a plan of the ground: floor of Dorous’ house. Widow of Neff Testifies. Mrs. Ethel Neft, widow of the de- ceased Neff, then ook the stand. She testified, that she had been married five years and during the; past two years has lived at Clark’s Corners in & house owned by Mr. Noff. She said that Neff was .at home Sunday, the day before he was killed, and that he did not go to work Mon- day, the 19t} of Decmber, as it rained and Mr. Neff could not work out in the woods on rainy days. Neff left home about 7.30 the day he was killed and. said he was golng to Jewett's store and. several other places. She did not see him alive after that. Station Agent Jewett's Festimony. Allen Jewett; station agent at Clark’s Corner, testified that Dorous came to his house Tuesday morning, December 3 a m. and said that at his (Dorous’) house /and that.he wanted Someone to call\ Dr.” Knight, the medical.examiner, and.asked Mr. Jewett to send someome to tell Mrs. Neft as he (Dorous) would not. Mr. Jewett went to Dorous’ house and.saw Neft lying on the floor. Dorous was there and one woman came-through the room. ‘What Sarah-Lambert” Told. Miss Sarah Lambert (colored) then took the stand. She had lived with Dorous at Clark rners about & year before Neff was found dead at the house. A boy-of his, about four years old, also lived with them. She said that on the morning of December 19; 1910, Dorous left for Putnam on the 7 o'clock train ‘and returning about 8.30; bringing Neff with him. Dorous brought from Putmam 2 bot- tles of rum, one bottle of gin and a bottle of wine, 'Miss Lambert's sis- ter, Annié- Watson, was at the house &nd they all drank and had a good time: About noon Dorous went out of the room and went to bed, but Nefr, Miss Lambert and the Watson girl stayed and kept driiiking. Finall; the Watson girl Y 8came 80 intoxicated Al Dorous woke up ud um- into th room. Contradictery. Testimony. Mr. Searls asked Miss Lambert what Dorous did when he tame into the T She answered ‘Nothing.” Mr. ear] ked if Dorous and Nefr didn't have s fAght. . Sho answared didn’t. Mr. Searls then read part of the coroner’s- inquest, in which Miss Lambert testified - that Dorous came into the room after waking jip, Annle Watson because. a lng ton much noise. ph‘nn‘w and. when- Neff remonstrated | ivh Bhm e (Docous) g0t Tate » aave rel with Neff, struck him twice, and Neft fell near the Window, where he was found. L8 Got Neff's Pocketbook, Dorous asked ler if- Neff had’ any money ‘and she took' his wallet from led. He came | year ago-when a block flew from one of the machines and broke his hip. For this accident there is a suit pend- ing in the superior court. He was & member of the Ancient Order of Hi- . He leaves one son, Thomas, of Hartford, and eme nunmr. ice, of this city. FUNERAL. Adolphus Martinesu. A solemn requiem high mass celebrated at St. Mary’s c-m lc church Wednesday ‘morning at.the fus neral seryices of Adolphus Martineau. | commisaioned The deceased was & member of Court City ‘of Putpam, No. 116, F. of A. which organization attended the fu- neral ceremony in a body. WEDDING, Cataldo-Canales. Anthony Cataldo, aged 28, of Bos- ton, and Addie Canaley aged 21, of Putnam, were united in marriage on Tuesday evening by Justice of - the Peace Charles L. Torrey. Mr. Cataldo is the leader of am Italian orchestra in Boston. W. C. T. U. Officers and Committess. At the annual matunx of the non- partisan W. C. T. U, held with Mrs. W. H. Sharpe, the tollnwln‘ officers and committees were chosen for the ensuing year: President Mrs. H. O. Preston; vic¢e presidents, Mrs. Josepl MecKachnie, Mrs. L. B. Durfee, Mrs. W H. Sharpe, Mrs. Charles Fen- M Brx. Spaldin lreanure 3 C. H B committee, Mrs. ‘Willis, Mrs, E. M. Whaton; flnrnl co&umm-q Mrs. C. H. Brown, Mrs. E. eato: benevolence committee, Mrs. L. Durfee, Mrs, S. K. Spalding. RED TAPE CUT SHORT. East Hampton Italian Who Went to Old. Country Admitted, An Fast Hampton cofrespondent writes: “John Pitzinnl, who. was de- tained at Ellls Island for over.a meek, reached home Saturday eveming, ac- cempanied by Contractor Andrew Fer- rigno, who went to New ¥ sov- eral times in an effort to get him re- leased. Pitzinni, who had lived st. o oon. his return he was not allo ed to land, as he did not pass the du tors’ examination and the authoris his pocket and banded it toDoraus,|, wha told-her to keep it as 4 wonder where g) got 80. gupe]; The Thithe, 00l &oumm?":fl” B Pt She M told Dorous that mu'ht Was txmldn 't fio anything to. no r ht in hl.lrb\nllt it above was mt mu s ¥z had testi- fiéd to the caoroner. n.\m Alr Liss. in | lfldn wilfindhh he h and n tl that are s0 necessary to them. It thtflMm xblmdhukhygdhnpnq makes the old feel Y everyw] Dowm. - It will doyou good. . - oy Where to Trade in Jewet! Gify WE HAVE THE LARGEST LIND of Calendass and Ghristmas and New Year's Cards in town a WM. JOHNSTONS, Last Fridey ex:Sher- iff T. S. Brown wrote l‘lnl!efl M.l Senator-elect George P. McLean at D. C,. giving HMm. the d she 2 it facts in the cuse an M-tg: Pitsinnf's 1o take niece, teed care of him, should he ever become in need. Senator McLean nipped the red tape short by vist Becretary. and S, et = Brown got &' telegram LBs Tachad Ditatoars release. Ho secus ‘was overjoyed to reach hers-again.” " Hartford—~Captain J. H, Kelso Dav- 18 has resigned a8 adjutant of the First |~ intantry, C. N. G.,and has been placed retired list. Captain Davis.was |- - fih second lieutenant and on Nov. 5, BiG REDUCTIONS [N ilfaery Goods’ to ‘make room fod s ook 1903. e ————t HOW’S THIST 3. MOURIGAN. : Jewett Otty, 4 FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Bangee. ‘Phones—~8tore 31-3: house 38-8 I[ CLEARANGE SME ~ CONTiocS “The'Bézton Dry Goods Store, Dame Eoins big discounts. for owF Sustomers dnother veck; . /mruuu Bargaltis on every counter in the stora, Buy these goods mow. sopt208 - THE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE “MAt Street, Dantelzos. sopisodw wames B Keech Mgn = P W ofter Ote ward for not bs ¢z enr- s, ‘i unn.m: n J. Cheney for the 16 year batisve him prrt-cuy " onordnts fn ail transact! and financially ublu u ‘carry out any obligations. made BB s W Hail's fa] nf; nl v wlsnl llrully upon_tl 1 the' s muogue & atem. monials sent tree. Price Yo, per 1d b "‘““‘ il aomny BHf"for consti- pations ; Dollars Re- b H‘I{ Browhibg‘; King & Co. Special Exhibit Spring Styles Boys and Chtldren S Clotbmg, ‘Hats and Furnishings -Wauregan, Thorsday and Friday, March 16h and 17th. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. PROVIDENGE. - vnuu lutt-nnn- paitent ,. le 1 lhb b vl Tills there wfim Seheaek’s Mandrake o 90% less sickncus; A LOX ‘“gm“!‘“" oty poatierte sto Qivease: