Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 22, 1911, Page 6

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mas i_annn Wanted for Asaglt st Peacedale— I-b’- 'ill Probmd—-?ropeny Goes to Dughter, on @ train be- ma Rtantic. ahout 5 o M'-nl-d by Sherift an assault com- n Peacedale Sunday afternoo made a viclous astack up- Fohan, imflicting several and bedy bruises. Dur- the assault Tomueso im pulling a from his slesve cot himsell, and Believed this will aid iu hix e this particular case is one Was pressed into the whito slave hed may be called upon steps to determine i} being legally sold in & for which Jegal Hcense has béen atory goes that the ap- pearing before the town that the application was for himseld. [t was meheeqient- Feporied that the whole or greater ‘of the $785 Ncense fee was fur- By aneftior who was partner #he business. The stock and bar Weve furnished by a brewing Rustness was slow and the company practicaliy took over evidonily imeluding the 1i- %5 the council for privilese the Hcense to the party Wi had finaneial interest therein. and fer & mew location, and this was de- amsigne i which he had a right to do. he had no rightgto assign as that document was is- , amd that if e from the business under the licenxe just the same of the license owned Tt is said further that apen deliberation, took %o his procedure and obtai of the doecument requir- in all licensed liquor thore was eeasation of tHrough the intercession lwwyer 1 duplicaie license wes secured and the busi- il mds entirely 1pon the party 1o whom the license hether there shall be po. jon. If he surrenders th town coumeil, the grant- declares bis rvithdraw- , that ends the and the saloon it § | Mr. Brain- Martha Brainard, F. Tarbox, formarly of smd mow of Nerwich, were 10 the will of the late Mrs. Susan A. Baker, and Mr. Baicer swore evrectnase of Ifs ewn signa- and to the identification of the twe The will bequeaths 1o Bakec's daughter, Mre. Ella J. Auwtin, 1II her property_ of whatever I just debis are pald.| BN wos contiuts su eocu- “of the estate, and Charies Perry. L. Perer and inted apprais: athan B. Lew) herigs (hester, served as ex- of the estate Albert L. submitted firmt and final ac- consit, which wes exemined, ailowed ced for recard. The person- y valostion was $M.% L) c-fim-- Patten Michie was wwardian of the ostate of _‘-J John Pation. miners un- of 14, under @ joint bond Haswel], Peter R Sawser were ap- ory of the personal estate H. Lewis showed value of was receivad for record E. Lewis. administrator, was o sall at private saie and , not leas than $460, the sloop emate of Jonn [l Crandall was st $008.00. and the estste Barover The inven- Were vq’lv«! tor rocord. matter of the account of Tsaac Whers o Buy in Westerly INDUSTRIAL TRUST' COMPANY ’ Weaterly Branch .Three Millien Doilars .Three Miition Dollars y Thousand Accounts. Liberal, courieous aad efficient ia its management. Bart Schatiner & Marx l l | 3 J-hn W. ivn-n- " Jomes, executer of the estate of A nie 8. B. Jones, was to mh regular court day. A communicltion was M.lvud from ! _ Patrick Burke statipg that the exec< utors of the estate of Ellen .Burke, James Burke and Charles J. Butler, appolnted by the Westerly fown coun: cll_sitting as & court of probate, the Juige being disqualiled by relation- ship, had not yet made any report or account of the estate to the court. The petitioner requests the town council to cite the executors to hate court on @ wpect dered to make show cause why thers should be fur- ther delay in the rendering of account. ‘Thie matter will be brought before the town council for action by. Clerk Whipple, vosney, brother of Judge Waesterly (. is bus- inees agent of 1he New York pranch of stonecutters. Ifo is- picturec in the Stoneutters’ Journal, with this refer- ence: “Business Agent James J. Swee- ney of our New York branch was born in New York ity October, 1872 Fe served his apprenticeship &t Westerly. R 1. and_joined association in Febriary, 1898 - He has worked at our trade aiong the Atlantic coast from. Maine to Bouth Carolina, and has fill- ¢d all the officos of & branoh from shop president. - He nwa-enuthm of New Y for two years, and has just been re- elected on his third term. Local l-limlu. ries D. Chapman Ing from o Jong and e fliness. Operations have been resumed at the new mill of the Westerly Narrow Fab- ric company. A gradual change is being made in the working force of the local gran- ite industries. James T. Caswell )has been official- Iy commissioned postmaster at Nar- ragansett Pler. Dr. Jobn L. May, who has been co to his home for the past two weeks by reason of illness, is consid- erably improved. The pavilion to be erected at Pleas- ant View by parties not connected with the trolley line will tend to popularize | M that shore resort. Charles F. Berry, who was success- fuily operated upon for appendicitis in a Bostotn hospital, expects to return home within a few weeks. It 18 understood that the town coun- cil 18 to arrange with the private ‘Westerly hospital for the care of emer- Gency cases at that {natitution. Captain Herbert W. Knowles, super. intendent of the wing station of the Third amrm. ‘whe upon for ‘nrfldlcifll in hospital, will return toda in Wakefleld Clarence W. Thompson of New Lon- don, a student of aviation, who expects to make flights during the coming was a_visitor Tuesday Westerly. Mr. Thompson is a machin- . expert chauffeur, and takes not- urally to sviation. William Tyler Page of ‘Washington, whom Congressman Utter has select- ed as his private secrtary, was oin Wosterly Tuesday. ‘was’ returning from the funeral of Congressman A n B. Capron, whom he served a sec- retary for many years. Rev. H..J. White conducted the fune George C. Whaley in the Wakeieid Baptist cwurch The e ik nephews of dec Clark B. Whaley of New London, was operated Providenee to his home In | Zellar, William B ‘baus. ‘Fred B. Eldred, and E. and C. H Whaley of Wakefield. STONINGTON. Whist Pldyers Busy—Dr. Charies O. Main Loses Pet Squirrsls—Rev. N. P. “Cal meet with Mrs. T. T. week. T. M. T..Club's Whist. On Tuchday svoRing cha mamers of the T. M. T. t club and their men friends met at,Miss the gentlemen & the ladies. whose guests. they were, with mugica! selections. A supper was given in the; honor #nd a most delighttul evenin spent. Dr. Main Loses Thres Squirrels. On Monday Dr. Charles O. Maine-lost three valuable pet squirrels. The mals were prosented Dr. Madne by Prof. W. O. Turner of Willimentic, they hav- ing been found by Professor Turner in the chimney of St. Paul's house at the camp ground. Professor Turner, hav- ing started the fire, noticed the smoke nd upon investigating diseovered the t of young squirrels, which he ten- derly cared for and shipped them to Dr. Maine, whe has had them for near- Iy two years. Tach was named and in turn ail_responded to his call, their names being Kitty, Josephine and Jack. Thev were silver gray in color, unusually large and silky. They had & big run from roof to the ground floor and an especlally built cage for their home. Travel Club Mests. The 'Travel club met at the free library Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The subjects Wwere ably presented by rs. Dwight C. Stone and Rev. Pea- A large number at- ‘Wilcox next cock of Westerly. tended. Rev. Neilson Poe Carey to Preach. On Friday evening the Rev. Neilson Poe Carey, rector of Christ Episcopal church, Norwich, and chaplain of the Connecticut ‘State Firemen's associa- tion, will deliver the address at Cal- J. Meson, who have for ‘the benefit wil return llr Mason is much The comedy The Flaming Arrow is béing rehearsed by pupils of the gram- sch The cast includes Frank Mtthew ohn Hale: irbro indloss, Henry Dol- Dolbaus, Francie Syivia. ‘Willlam M. Fairbrother has eold hi house in the Bay View district to Wil- liam Morgensteth, who ‘will occupy it soon. Dr. Perry will address the teachers at the monthly meeting Thursday af- lernoon at the dorough school. Chlldren Cr - FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA To Our Patrons=-| WE THANK YOU for helping us celebrate our 6Zth Anniversary \yesterday. We wish to say if there were those in the rush who did not receive the souvenirs, please let us know, and you will be supplied. We thoroughly enjoyed the spirit of loyalty shown us in the rush hours of vesterday. The Lee & Osgood Co., . <4n.___RETAIL DRUGGISTS. Don’t Pay Rent for the use of other pesple’s furniture. Yeu are throwing away frem $120. to 9500. every yeur. Buy a with this ‘meney you are wasting and let SCHWARTZ BROS. . fuenish the heme fer you. with meney yeu are’ th We will furnish yeur home from from 16 10 26 per cent. to save LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES. Schg;flarflros ‘I‘m 965 It was a grand success. A bank acosunt is net necessary. O liberal credit plan allows you the, use of the furniture whils you are paying for same, and in & short time ing away. Home it is all your own, purchased top to bottom and guarantee BEHOLD The Loveliest of Hats for Spring. Exquisite New Models-Revea'ed at this Formal Opening chncsd ay and Thursday. Fashion i 1 beauty of outline—with unerring taste in the mingling of celors—she has created the new Millinery. Hats that are Beautiful, striking and novel—Hats that tly boeolmng—lq-u that are smart and distinguished—have are daintily o From Ppi natty by one little upright feather of brilliant hue—hats adorned with rich Iaces snd great, graceful bows of ribbon, give pleasing variety te' her of- ferings. At this formdl opening of Spring style we introduce every 'accepted Millinery mode of the new season. ol from Paris—the exact duplicate of some fetohing creation now appearing in the show rooms of an-exclusive New York shop—a lovely piece of headwear of our own designing—here we have a d.uript n of just one little cormer of our present display. - Are the hats large or small? Are the colors gay or subdued? WMst is the most favored design? Come and see! To give an adequate idea of this wonderful ‘shewing of Spring Hats is too difficult a task for type and paper. Come and see— and admire — and buy if you like — price is never prohibitive. B. GOTTHELF & CO., “The Store of Good Valyes,” 94-100 Main Streer, If most people knew what a few people know WE WOULD BE UNABLE TO FILL OUR ORDERS. T WOVLI’I MEAN OUR WORKING NIGHT AND DAY AT THE EXPENSE OF OUR GOOD HEALTH AND DISPOSITIONS. WHERE AS THIS STAGE HAS NOT YET\ BEEN REACHED, WE ARE ANXIOUS TO PLACE BEFORE THE READERS— AT AN EARLY DATE—~THE EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY . OF OUR FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. IT 18 AN UNDISPUTED FACT THAT - Barstow & Go. SELL THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF SEEDS IN THIS VICINITY. THETR SEEDS ARE ALL NORTHERN GROWN — BEING RAISED ESPECIALLY FOR THEM—AND ARE OF THE BEST QUALITY MONEY AND TIME CAN PRODUCE. p i IF YOU'RE UNDECIDED AS TO WHAT TO ' PLANT SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE, WHICH CONTAINS VALUA- BLE INFORMATION REGARDING SEEDS AND THEIR CUL- TURE. THESE ARE FREE AND WE WILL GLADLY - JAIL YOU ONE ON How about fertilizers? REQUEST. 3 (i blossems, ‘Hats made trig and_ Christmas Club plan in detail” will WBAT ARE lTS AlllS? To encourage the thrifty. To aid in developing (e habit of econemy. To help the debtsr out of debt. To enable those who are always a little behind to estdh ug. * To teach the saving' habit In a wey thet i lMMn' and’ its re- sults sure. THIS IS NOT A~ PHILANTW t.is a business propasition, 1t is for the benefit of the public first. v 1t will, we believe, benefit every merchant in ‘*ie dty by putting & large amount of oash into éirculation in O It will be of value to us by bringing us into toush with- mny ‘people whom we do net now know, but who, If- they take to heart the _ lesson we are trying to teach, will be our valied customers in the years to come. This is our 2 ‘Margh 24tk and following. s in the dafly papers of - The Thames Loan § Trust [:nmpany, , Shetucket Street, Norwich, Gonn. - The Bank of Friendly Helfulness. Fanciest Little Cora Fed Pig Fresh Shoulders lb] “fi Strictly Fresh EGG Fancy T (Imms) _Rolled Roast ~ 11b. LIVER snd %1b, BACON - Best | LaMB CHops 1. | 240 Largs Salt Mackerel 4 for 17¢ Alaska Salmon 2 cans 25¢ by, Mealy POTATOES Sweot Forida Oranges doz. 19¢ | Best Table Buiter Clean Sugar Dates - 2 lbs. 15¢ | feamst Butter - THE MOHICAN COMPANY enrwm R Best ‘ER1 41bs. for 95¢ | SHERBHISE, bbl. $6.00 B 4oz 9 ,lc Bt Il 15¢ BU BLGIN CREAMERY w1l FBREAD | |2 Entire Wheat as foaf or White Gramilated Sugar - 5 ibs. 25¢ Gold Seal Bloaters - 6 for 14¢ FULL - 2 ls. 45c | Layer Figs 2 ks 23¢ | Samerkraut SIRLOTN STEAK T PORK Raok or Lo Ens LargeVoriety Mz Cookcles . 10¢ S, Wil fystr Crvkors 3 s 28¢ Wionr- pk 15¢ | CREAM CHEESE - - 1. 15¢ e e 2 In. 25¢ - 2 qfs. 15¢ Large Assorfment Pasiry, Bread, Etc., Hot from Gur Ovens Dally PIES 10c | ANGEL CAKE JELLY DouanNuTsS 15c | BsClitsdon 8c | iz 8¢ | Elkestiz. 8¢ | mynmtw)\xnum the pul MANLEY'S PEEBRLESS India Pale Ale BREWERY BOTTLING. An American Brew ¢ such that the highest priced férei g g o P | The Choice of Connmueuq Generdly. You should always make it a point tac, by our name, HANLEY'S BROWN U R prove the reason why: Your dealer can supply you or get them for you. j "l'he James Hanley Brewing Co, Providence, R. 1. " Brevisra of Als and Porter only | : T 2 you want ‘to put your here is ne me:. ore the pubile, thera js 1238 BREAD 6c-8¢c

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