Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 25, 1911, Page 6

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Mongay movning snd ench sathered a doubt Of greens for ner. B o tor | that wintor has really passed gway: e, Visitors to Watch Hill note many dn the laague. White | changes wince kst season: CareZne amd Wakefield have dwa and So have o the Riode Tsland-Con- owned pavilion at Pleagant View open O e lY: [1or the cqrly suminer patronaks, Fne ‘ehiner New Lon. | Proposed pavilion to be constructed by & e and | the troiley company Wil probably be s T it | deferred! for another seasgn.’ ' -y chael Higgins, who was stricken " ey ,;'”w.':‘";‘ with paralysis over a vear Wgo, suf- e Moatie e T e | fercd tmother shock Sundey mght, but rt of | TolliZd and appeared, fairly comfort- *‘"—...d".‘.’.'a"m“”r. “woutd | able. The funeral services of James T. e o rtemecs | Bacon were held ‘In Grace Methodisi M‘ %hese places. | church Monday afternoon, Rev. A. C. uletly relecting | McGilton officiating. A delegation from Jm place in the | HAncock post. G- A. R., attended and -‘m e o o At will | conducted the committal ritual of the 10 sumain the reputation | OFder In Bivcr Bend cemetery. 2 Rev. Powers secrotary P e missiona of the Christian church, gave an illustrated lecture on Japan, Porto Rico and the west in Broad I!lr‘el Christian church Monday even- ng. ev. Charles E. Betticher, Jr., a mis- sioanry to Alaska, will give & public illfstratd address on the work in"the northwest in Christ Ipiscopal shurch Thuraday_evening. Scranton, Pa., a ‘Watson summer Visitor. nt. Wetdh HT hes ! purchased the steam yacht Atmar from ex-Commodore Clarence M. Dunbar of the Rhode Island Yacht club- Trout are unusually scarce in streams gt Coray, post, commander post, Gradk Army of the B3 16 Do the nrst Anode ‘who left his home with the to_save his country to be but he was not weunded the field of battle ner as a enrolled soldier. He went Nesierly to Providence with the and_before being en- u-nvd a bayenet wound in by mceident. Col. Ambross saw the ‘wound and ad- e e Boeed Beomimm | In_this section of the state. t 'elll‘l&‘ that he | Measles hava the call on local“phy- n'“..’"mh..u n WQI(!I‘IY"“ ians at the present time, returned home instend of being |, MT%, Benjamin Dower and Mrs. M. . Osborne have gone ‘to Scranton. to 208 far 25198 into the ervics | giina. the funeral of thelr- Mot Mrs. B. Court Bentley left for Cin- cinnati_Vionday for a visit with her sister, Mrs, G. W. Cleveland. 3irs. Freelove T Thompson, aged 76, wife of Jamés Thompson, died Monday at her home on the Wateh Hill road, known as Thompson’s Corner. STONINGTON Death of Miss Annie Tutsch—Mrs. 5o Inteamed I DA, Lewy's Funeral—Closs of Fire: men's . F; of “orey enterad the led in Company Fhede Island regiment, 1862, mustered in Oct. 13, mustered out July 29, 1863 Lecal Laconios. Barry. aged 72. who in Providence, was a sur. steamsbip Metis, wrecked off Watch Hill Aug. 29, granite men “opeming of a new quarry at Me., by lLeonard Clark- Pav- are the prosent production, iding stone wiil be quarried Miss Annie Tutsch, the 15-year-old | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tutsch, died at her parents’ home_on Eim street after brief illnes: She Was born in Austria, April 2 1896. Monday in Westerty She was a great favorite\here, was an Mill cottagers have com- | €xcellent pupil and most amiable in the annual inoking over their | Ber manner. prefninary te the opening | - Funeral of Mrs. Francis A. L-v-y. wwwimer seasen. o - - strest section were out In force | S Ve sterans at 7 pome v e —m=l B. Marston officiated. ~Burie} was in l k | the family plot in the _Stonington | cemictery. The beapsts were W. P. Nerwioh Posple Sheuld Learn to Bindloss, . B. Crandall, T. T. ‘Wilcox, | Herman Aiwood.. The Baptist church Botest the Appreach of Kid- ney Disease. Milner of Meosup, directot New York, New Haven and Rativoad comfpawty, was a choir rendered a hymn. Repairs are being made to the house on/Water street owned by Mr. (owan. An attractive plazza is near- Iy completed. Dr. Phelps to Speak. F.; At the last meeting for the season ~ ¥he emmptoms of kidney trouble|of tize Stonington Men's club, Thurs- 5 ble that they leavs no| 98¥ evening, the. lecturer will he Dr. m—‘“‘h Sick Kidneys ex. | A bert V. Phelps of Lower Pawca. whose subject will be The Brain, & ek, cloudy, offensive urine, | with blackboard illustration. The lec. of sediment, irregviar of passage | ture will be followed by a concert on by & sensation of scalding. |@ Victrola, the instrument belonging to B S. Cutler, after which a smoker aches conatantly, headach®s| gng “vefreshments will be enjoyed. . B socur and® the | * ', LT TMOTE WAL be enjored. 2 14, o dawn hy A ] oo aunch Griswold, 1 g the racer Shimus, owned by languer ard fatigue. Ne&-| Morton F. Plant, and bound from New and thers is dan-|7ondon for Bristol, gy . ° which tied gt disease. or dia- ip here af the whatf over Sunday, left g cheuth 1 e Tresiing | Monday for its destination. The heavy ?n at ence. Delay often vravel ou sea was the cause of the delay | use mo hetter remedy than s. Here's Norwich idence | § 1t is plannel to have the privately ward. Firemen Close Successful Fair. Monday évening, Neptune hose com- D. J. Brewn, 8 Summer Street, Nor- , Says: “Tha results that pany closed their three night’ use of Doan’s Kidney The company had the usual i my case wers most satisfac- afforded and some excellent tions were provided, The awarding of | 1 procured this remedy at X. D. Drug Store, and in view prizes touk place and excellent reels mce can heartily recom- % as an excilent preparation up the kidneys and relieving ' due to disordered kid- of fire scenes were - thrown on the screens, by | the moving pleture / ma- by all dealers. c =nn Co., Buffalo, sole agents for the chine. Dancing proved popular and ber the name—Doan's—and was. greatly enjoyed by the crowds who attended, Noted Here and There. | Ralph Koelb has _ returned frem Hartford, where he was the guest of Carl Trunfbull. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Burch return- ed Sunday frow their wedding trip. Karl Richie of Hartford returned on Sunday, after spending a few days in town, the guest of friends, Misses Plgnche and Harriet. Mason retirned Wonday to their school du- ties at Stamford. W. Colby of Providence was the guest of iriends here Monday, . Luce of Boston spent the week Kidney Pills contain in concen-’ form f lents of established ic value for the relief and of all kidpey and bladder ail Yoley Kidney Pills are anti tonic_and restorative. Refuse Lee & Osgood Co. e CHINESE EXPERIENCES. s = sl ed by Former Derby .Man—Not Altogeytirer Complimentary to Ce- lestial dward ('Brien of South Wwho formeriy lved in Derby and w lag Leen visiting in that city aftec Just <getting home from China, - told S0de “of his experiences and observa gons in that conntry to an Anson entinel renort. He was located Hankow, in the province of Hu-Peh aihout 00 miles up the Yangtze-kiang. Ho was in the employ of-a .British Amgrican tobacco company, controll (& by American capital that is fight- for the control of. the tobacco &“"” in the awakening China. -Mr. OBrien has not a very high opinion of the Chinese, whether the particu- lar Chines> under observation helongs o the Mandurin or tie coolie class | They atirer tar: he found through ,n.‘ fact edueat- {ed, and e slick | higier sir ofr ARL SOLD BY 1. B. CRANDALL CoO. Westerly, R.1. Dut not fis £ Chinamgn be fo somathin fellow make 1t may Mr. | seems | the other FoR saLm seven-icom (ottages. sitnated In | t pagis of ilie chmpuct pari each naving 60 and beth ko An‘ va thatican ho stcured .-‘An urchaser - de n-m.fi eat, - elecirta ' | ing. lnsn-cun| W. Coy Real Estate Ce., from this that rom wi ver the . present co; the - 16 _them. iring perpetu unless by tening- they are | 86t & coupen on the Planc 10 be | 15 yer something that they can gamble given away st ava; | f » ——————— i 'PURTILL’S VT g ‘ '*ON THE BRIDGE.” The almanae man Wwho said that winter ended last Tuesday is hereby proposed for membership in the Ana- elub—Grahd Rapids Press: “The Oldest Ell. The oldest Elk in the world cele- brated his 101st birthday in Los An- geles. ' Congratviations. = Send ns on » Lo X. ‘Grening Tofegram. ; And Plays _Golf, Nero | Gome burned, hui P saws wood while congress Memphis Commercial. orwalis, | & an bdeofCARRlAGE d‘ AUTO smm me lhuyi ‘wobl‘ forms, tough as ronwood—40c and' ugwuh- One bale REEF SPONGES. good housétleaning sponges—20c and up- One bale BOAT SPONGBS big as your head and will hol water—15¢ and upwa.td. The Lee & Osgood: Company, NORWICH, CONN. -mx' MEAT DEPT. poTRoAsT 1. 110 e Small, Fresh .20c STEAK MYSTIC . H. B. Rankin Pictured ‘Naple for Monday Club—Westerly Man Addresses Men‘s Club—Morey-Roy Waedding. The Monday ‘club held its final meet- Ing for the season Monday afternoon ' with Mrs. Louis P. Allyn, a large at- | tendance being present. There was & final review of the season’s work, the study of Naples having been taken up, Rev: H. B. Rankin of Noank gave stereopticon views of the places which the club has studied about, this prov- ing a most interesting meeting. Addressed by Westerly Speake! The Men's club held a meeting on Monday eyening in G. A. R. hall, which was largely attended, there being sev- eral /Visitors from out of town. The spgaker was 8. H. Davis of Westerly, whose, subject was The Patriotism of Peace. The regular monthly business meeting of the club was held before the lecture. Forty-sixth Anniversary of St. Mark's The forty=sixth anniversary ‘of St. Mark's church is to be observed Wed- nesday evening. The sermon will. be preached by Rev. Joseph Hooper of Durham, a former rector of the church, | afterwards a_reception will be held in G. A R. hall, followed by a sup- per, Many invitations have been sent out” The committee, Charles Elmer Cameron, Christopher C. McGaughey | and George Smith, have left nothing undone to make the celebration a suc- Unclaimed Letters. Following is the list of unclaimed | letters in_the Mystic postoffice for the ! week ending ‘April 22: Miss Emma Cayer, Joseph lapointe, Nekly -Peter Volne, ~_ Jaseph arrett, William: Clark, Miss Mary Cole, C. Emil John- son, Miss M. Shukky, Alberto Bonna- Alfred Beebe, Mary J. Davis, the ses Stilimen, C, M. Chisholm. Al- phonse . Rochealeau, Walter Staubly, Misg Mary C, Voorhees. WEDDING. Morey - Roy. Patrick's church Monday morning, the Wedding of Miss Anna Roy, daughter of Mrs. Mary -Roy, and Henry Morey, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Tien Mos “). look place at 9 -o'clock in the presence of a large company of relatives and friends, Rev. John Flem- | ming performing the ceremony. The bride was dressed in white silk, wore a veil and carried 4 shower bouquet of roses. She was uttended by her sis- ter, Miss a Roy, who was dressed ¥ white net ov silk and carried white carnations, Little Mary and An- na Morey acted as flower girls. Jo- seph Morey, a brother of the groom, was best man. After the church cer- At St berty Count Liberty’ council, D. brates its twel Frank Gardner, idence. The True Blue Friday evening. W. E. Everett of day “evening. _After number. nymc Bermrfl McDonald, Iy, James Campbell cox, Miss Aiice Potter ed_ home Monday. and New York. Percy Fowler, and friends in Westerly. Presidential Some states get Washington Star. Décember 31, 1909. emony, there was a breakfast at In trial place, the home of the bride's fary ‘Roy. In the ev 7 a reception was held from 7 until " This (Tu morning Mr. and Mrs. Morey will leave for Jersey City, where they will spend a week. The e received many beautiful pres- On_their return Mr. and Mrs. will reside in Greemmanville e where a furnished. home awaits Briefs and Personals. Douglas, who has taken a in a Providence automobile “has received his diploma and ccured work in Providence as a rrie Latham is visiting'rela- ew London. rles Latham has returned | from a.week's visit in_Bridgeport with son, Henry Latham. eorze Fotter bas returned’ from a t in Potter Hill Mrs_Mary E..Newbury left Monday for Palmer, to visit her son, George Newpury. ’ Positive Proof of Peace. And as long as Capt. Archibald Butt remars o \usnm;mn the public irup of Figs and acts gently on liver and bowels, cleans- ing the system effecinally, when con- ztipated, or bilious, and dispels colds and headaches. . S To et ils venshici Elixir of Seu.m as the kidneyz NOANK to Celebrate ‘Twelfth Annivebsary—Benefit Sobiety Erids Meeting with Whist. ‘anniversary May. 3 | in Mechanics’ hall. The national coun- cllor will make her offical visit at | this-time. Frank Gardner’s Death. who has been ill with pneumonia, dled Saturday night at his_home on ‘ Brook leaves his wife and-two children.. ‘Miss Mame Bufrows street is the guest of friends in Prov- Misses Annie and Sadie Spicer-are visiting in New York. society will meet with Mrs. Efnest Palmer on Elm street recent business caller “here. Whist Follows Business. The weekly meeting of the Ameri- can Benefit society was held in their lodge rooms’ on ‘Front: street Wednes- ness, whist ‘was enjoved by a large Several were present from Village Interests. ill with pneumonia, is gaining rapi and moying from the Caracusa building to_their home on Spring street. John Minnis has returned to his du- ties in New. York, after spending Sun- day with his family on Prospect Hill Capt. P. Avery Wilcox has return- ed to Fishers isiand after visiting his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Warren Wil- who has been visiting in town, return- rs, Elizabeth- Hurst has returned from a visit to friends in New Haven have returned from a brief visit with Mrs. G. E. Andrews is spending a few days with relatives in Providence. TUnited States president's chief func- tion. is to umpire party differences.— The population of the city of Bue- nos Ayres on December 31, 1910, 1,311,188, as compared with 1,242,278 on ‘which make them supenor to any others SHOULDERS 1b. . 19C Cured ‘M Sliced 1b. ITc b 15¢ Choice Round 23c kR B s omsmv s o RS, R S A S o Nicely Mixed BACON Sliced 1b. 1 1b. LIVER % 1b. BACON Fresh Cut Hamburg Steak 3 lis. Poatasss i An/Aficted Family—Cless of Franch Mission—English. 'Mission Onn.— Surveyor at Work. Katherin, the six years old daughtér of. Mr.. and Mrs. John. Cooney, was | takén to Hartford Monday for treat- | ment for hip disease. This is the sec: ond affiction this family has hed in year, - Their 16 year old son met with an accident in the facto: And had one hand wrist. of. A., will cele- NIONS Street. He| mho Krench mission which hhs:been Yellow o 2 qt: c T Biiurch | conducted by the Rev. .Fr. Lamir of =i qts. Canada came to a tnost . siccesstul close, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the ' Immaculate Conception - church. While here “Father Lamir impressed the people deeply by his scholarly and fluent .Instructions. His farewell ser- mon Sinday moved many to tears. | Redemptionist ‘Begina M - At the 10 o’clock ‘high mass, which was celebrated by m‘_(n“_ “Semuel J- Milner, a mission ‘fer the “Bnglish- speaking people of the parish was opened: by 'the Rev. Fatkar Nolan of the ' Redemptionist order of Boston: The mission -will continiue’ one week, with” mass and instructions in the morning, and instructions, sermon ‘and | benediction ‘each evenin Breok to Be Turned in New. Dirsction. | ‘Charles F. Chandler of Norwich is surveying St. Mary’s- church property; The brook which Fune through it will Large, Heavy Grape Fruit each {lc Westerly was ‘2 the dspgal busi- Sunr ‘who has haan‘ family _are 4 to 5 o'clock — -ONE HOUR SALE 5 lbs. Granulated 1 |l|. Corn Flakes GBOBEHY DEP‘T BHTTE‘I DEPT. Fine Clder EGGS—llrgc.bnw-, VINEGAR bottle 80 : =20 Golden Grain Fme Cream cremse - w. |4ic Swift’ 'PureLARD55c iliow Mot 1082 |G E.C.OAT FLAKES 7 - “large pky. G 25| & -51b. Seedless RAISINS 4 pk‘m B 1b. bag SEELY Hm« bc %23:‘53:23 . 20C Tomatoes fl %‘{f&%‘;’ l:lam I sc Peas Jarty Corn 'Syt . "“"c Bogaefort POTATOES -. - peck w41c 2lc|’ 2l¢c 2¢ 200r 196 WEDNESDAY — 4 to 5 o’olook Jumbo BANANAS doz. Large Florida ORANGES doz. Wh‘ole Cocoanuts Peanut Butter dleBatter 2216 | Dates be turned in anotiier- direction so as not to come. under the.new church. - General ‘News. Mrs. John Nigran of High street, who has been ill for —sofe slowly~ improving. Her “son,” Albert, who has been at Backus-hospital for fourteen -weeks, was able’ to be about his. room on Stunday. Miss ~Agnes Donahoe ' has ‘returned from. New Haven, where she spent last ‘WATER GAS ' Te B Supplied to Norwalk Users by the Middle of the Summer. Users of gas in the Norwalks are to have a much finer quality at their disposal by the middle of the summer, or.as soon as the local division of tle Housatonic Power company gan et its new water gas set installed at the gas works in Harbor avenue. At pres- ent, the company only makes coal gas. but with the new apparatus in- stalled for ‘making what is known as | water gas, a mixture will be made of the two products which is far superior to the present coal gas supply. The contract has been let for the installa- tion of the new apparatus necessary for the production of tihte new gas, and plans are being gotten out for a large structure to be built as an addition to the present gas works. of Stonington; *. Smith and dabghter spent the el with relatives in Worcester and Uxbridge. ‘The parochial scheols opened Mon: day for the spring term. s Henry Fengal of Fall River was the guest of his mother the past week. Moses Wilbur World Leoks Good. Col.' J. Ham's rufus ‘whiskers show an added tinge of pink, and 'a halo bends above the = classic brow of| Hinky Dink—Chicago . Tribune. Duties. an idea that a Of the 14,779 deaths di Santiago, 6,975 were of %. one vear of age. Santlaj 400,000 inhabitants. in_on. the ground floor of “No; I was in the cu- pola; when the bottom dros | I tell clear into the subcellar. is a city of You’re Bilious! You know the symptoms—a splitting headache, sallow complexion, coated tongue, dizziness and constipated bowels, - Never mind what brought on this condition, go to your druggist and get a box of Schenck’s Mandrake Pills ‘Take a dose to-night. To-morrow you will feel like another person. ‘We will mail you a FREE SATMPLE if you send us the name ool J. H. SCHENCK & SON. Philadeiphia, Pa. “What drove the lady exchange cd- itor crazy?” “Reading of bargains in cities “a thousand miles away.’—To: ledo Blade. A chorister named James Lee of 33 Teiford road, Lendon, died suddenly during the services at St. John's church, West Hendon. w: The Single Damper The Oven' heatéd by cup-joint flues ‘The Two Hods in ‘the base Either of these features is worth the price of the range. T he Sing_lc Damper is the greatest help in ALBERT BLOCKMANN, cooking ever invented. One motion —push the knob to “kindle,” “bake” or “check —the range does the vest. The Oven is heated by the cup- 2 joint flues all over alike; no “cold corners,” no “scorching spots”. Quickest and surest bakelx < The Two Heds in the base (pat- - ented) is a wonderful trouble-saving feature, The ashes fall through a chute into-a Aod which is easy to empty. . The Coal Hod is beside it. “:Gas Ovens and Broilers for end or ‘above range if desired. = \sk the Cxawford aigent to show you € mdzvmu us for circular. German Rupture Specialist, Homa Office, Room 66 Sage-Allen Bldg., Hartford, Con., will be at the WAUHREBGAN HOTEL, NORWICH, from 12 :noon to 9.30 p- m. ‘on Wednesday, April 26th, 1911, Where he will be glad to meet any who may be. afflicted with RUP-- TURE, or whe may be in need of ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ELAS- TIC STOCKINGS, ETC., ETC. Consultation FREE. A FULL LINE OF THE Dr. Cooke Truss €o.’s Trusses’ FITTED FROM SS.” UP. No Truss 6n the market today that compares with tié Dr. Cook Truss for ease and holding power, tha two prime Tequisites for a truss. No charge for fitting, or for readjustments if found necessary later. Visits to Norwich will be made the 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month regularly. Lady attendant at home office. BUY = - Poultry Nettin Diamond (one and two irich) Mesh 19 Gauge Wire, all widths; from one to six foot. Also the new Excelsior Square Mesh, 1% inches at bottom and four inches square at top. Two-ply Tar Roofing, also ome md two-ply Rubber Roofing. Prlces Low..t At

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