Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 20, 1911, Page 6

Oliver H. Williams at of the Third dis- , came the civil suit | against ~ Charles n h it is alleged the took from the premises of thirteen loads of farm pro- tillser, The testimeny show- that while Johnson is made the de- masmuch as it is alleged he (he unlawful act, the real is Between Abby and Sarah who each own an undfvid- of :he Christopher Champiin #o-called, in the town of nd that anether sister, the eide of Sarah in ersy. The three sisters re- in the oid homestead, Abby and BESE 19¢ ownues: Sech bas s t half of the farm. In | , 1910, Abby leased the per- in‘tereats of Sarah in_the farm, wnd soon after the ewpiratlon of the which was for one vear, Sarah: served netice on Abby to vacate her privileges, but Abby stll re- _passession April, Abby Champlin engaged johnsen, coiored, to cart fer- from the cow yard to her sec- of the land. After eleven loads Bren carted Be was inducsd to quit service of Aby wnd was cngaged 'ty cart the balance of uhe ., whioch was about one-Balf whole, to her section of the Ay ferbade Johmson to_touch | of er prperty, claiming that the belonged to her, and that Sawuh bad no rights there- gwve Johnson written per- 1o remove the fertiliwer to her R was done. Mence the muit gos of $100 Is ¥he clakm s ho was 8cting w W and simply did as he P et n i i 7 otifiad in the pres- Wn that the fer- by Abby, who had te capt for her the day on the mersing of the Be left the empioy of Bacah. efore, it Jonysen teslk it upon ermine the law in fhe responsibie t> plaints ! | H f tosk the papers and caee + ‘h'. "Q'MBVF d v.:- - ore of irginia A. T e A L The saized liquor. Chiet testified that on the 13th vielted the premiees at 17 wmt setsed in the cellar ut ome-third full of beer, wae commecied with lead pipe { in the floor asove. e also K glasses and the usual parapher- of & place where intoxicating is $81d. The chief stated that CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought | Bears the Sigaatu.e of Pils are a trus med- #pe healing, strengthen- | and tomig. They m! INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Weaterly Branch Capital .........Thres Million Dellars | Burpies .........Three Millien Dotfars Over ®ifty Thousand Acceunte. Liberal, courteoys and efficient ia its mankgement. " Hart Schatfuer & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY I. B. CRANDALL co. Westerly, R. FoR saLe Sl Com (Oltages, situated | ta of iho com ot each 0 foet both ing vacamg sccured at| de- ctelo | Inspection Buy Your Shees and Hasiery #Bd get 2 coupen on the Planc to be given away at PURTILL’S 1 “ON THE BRIDGE." * Blished 1091 is. ©. D, Optometrist. vimidn cesvested By th it of lenses, Rdem why Bleck. Weaterly, HEA! Al!fl;L.lel"T HARNESS and up. SAUNDERS. te West Broad Stresd, steck Removed THE THAMES NATIONAL BANK OF NORWIGH ' | Capital, Surplus and Profits $1,850,000 § Will-receipe and formvard gratis your subscrip- A for 7& m‘ n. Every Banking Contrary to custom, Westerly is | | backward " this season in the basebal game. The Westerly high school team | does mot show much sign of activity and is in marked contrast to the teams Forcign Exchange on all parts of the Globe. he visited the place last April and saw seven 'men drinking thers and on an- other occasion He saw four other men drinking in the Catto howse. He warn- ed Mrs. Catto that she must respect the Tiquor laws or take the conse- quences, She said she had 'to sell in- “toxjeating liquor in order to suppor: ‘herself and family. chief testi- fled that he raided the place about a.| vear-ago and made a seizure. E Judge Wilians declared: the se liquor confiscated to the state and or- dered destruction or sale of vessel containing same. < All other-cases on coptinued, » the docket were It "has been -asserted that the chisf factor in defeating Councilman Hor- ace E. Burdick for. renomination was his thorough performdnce of duty as police: commiticeman and his earnest efforts ‘to enlorce the lii or laws, therchy receiving the politital emmity of the liquor intere One who is prominent in the republican’ nolitics of the town deciares that while that may have beem ome of the reasons, perhaps the more offective one in this instance, when it was not generally Kknown that there was a coucus con- test_between Mr. Kurdick and Coun- cilman Wayland A. Saunders, was de- nominational opposition, due to an im- polftic remark he made at ’'a recent session_of the town council, Mr Burdick, as police committee- man, s(iempled to enforce the fea- tiré of the Sunday law regarding the open stores “on Sunday, and his ac- tion was eriticised in_ the council. During the debate, Mr. Burdick stated that it wag extremely difficult to have reform in that particular line because there whre 100 many Seventh-day Eaptists in the town council and other vn_offices. Exception was taken to tatement at the time. and the T has been the subject of quiet cussien since then. and was heard on the outer edze of the caucus Thurs- day evening. A year ago there was open and de- termined opposition to Mr. Burdick on the matter of liquor Bw enforcement, and his position was approved by a majority of the voters in a caucus in which three times as many partici- pated as in the Thursday night cau- cus. Therefore it is claimed by rep- sentatives cf the liquor interests | his defefat is due now to denom- s 8 majorits of th-day | of the candidates for re- | of that denomination, and | in fact’ire the same individuals. = One | f members say ¢ while ered into the iduals, and not | by any preconcerted actlon. thai once made famous in 00l bas 2 vers re to represer terly in the Island-Connecticut loague are | g together slowls and there | = 10 be @ waning of spirit in the onal game. just at the presem here and hereabouts. This &y_on the part of the plavers e former local champion | team discouraging to the large | numher, of genuine admirers of the | nding preparation for playing the ume by the local clubs, a large num- ber of the samart young set of West- | erly, including eighteen of the prett st girls in town, with pretty scorers nd u preity umbire, to »me haseball zames and all by their loneso: The two opposing te orgazized and the first p: was plaved on the Fost from the medding crowd, ernoon. The gi vers the heaviest bat or best of catchers, displ ough knowledge of how the zame shou] i and with faithfal practice develop ability to play the game just as I shoull be Played. Ths girls are in the game for theiv own amusement and will not va- ter to public patronage. There was a meeting at the Immac- ulate Concention church Friday eve- ning, with many in attendance, for the purpose of forming a Cathelic club, There were fifty who signed the con- stitution, and 1t was decided to call it the Cathiolic club, These officers were clactea: Director, Rev. Peter McOscar: pres- ident. Dr/ M. H. Scanlon: first vice president, John W. Sweemey: seeond vice president, E. J. Fanton; secretary, es J. Butler: Martin J. Spellman, Thomss J. Bannon, W. Flynn, harles L. i of managers, Joseph T. Murphy, uncilman Maur- Edward J. Murphy, Higgins, Dr. James M. William J. McCarthy, Dr. John ©'Connel A meeting ot the board of manazers Yill be held next Thursday and they will elect a treasurer. i Local Lace: The work of extending the electrie light service to Pleasant View will be commenced Monday. Many from Westerl: will go to. New London to gee the 101 Ranch show, Saturday, A number visited the show In Norwich, Friday, and viewed the fire ruins, There will be.a special service for the members of Narragansett com- mandery. Kaights Templar, in Grace M:ihodist church, Snundas evening, Rev. Dr. A C, McGilton's, subject will be In Hoc Signo Vinces. Councilman and Mrs. Maxson Were in c. Providence Euests of ticir son, C. Clarsnce Frida; Clarence Ma senior of Brewn univer- attended the Pi Kappa was followed by frater- teas, | son, Jr, a city. They farce which nity The German model in uniform and | drill for both army and navy will prob- ably be adopted in Japan. es three per cent. Bonds Accommodation. ..!"l'fydfln- of Col. and Mrs. W. w. P cke | survived Wy sore gaugh-er. acker—Murdered -Charles Glaze at 93 % iday wedding - da. "Bt irs e W, Fecker fi:.uc..mu Col. 'and Mrs. L married cn Sinday aft- Y at ‘clock by Rev.: Elder : 4. at ‘that time of the Seventh- Bavtist church of which Mrs. Packer was a member. Mr. cer was a son of George Washing- 1on and Eliza Lamb Packer, and was borm in Mystic 16 vears ago, at the homesteid near the FPacker buryving Zround, on the New London road. < Mrs. Packer was -the daughter of Welcome Lewis and was born m Mys- tic and lived in the house now occu- pied by Henry. Schroder' of Green- manville avenue. The Tuesday after the wedding, Colorel Packer "got & company .of men at Groton and start- ed fcr the front. The company was Cowpany G, Fifth Connecticut, of Mystic. ‘He saw hard service during the four years of the war. He was 4, prisoner at Libby prison. ife was pustmaster at Mistic on the Grofon side cf the river, where there were two postoffices here, and neld this office’ for sixteen ye: tter- wards he ‘conducted a news and sta- ticaery “stcre in the Centrai Hall 'block. Mr. Packer has two brothers, George Paker aud Charles Packer. Mrs. cker has one sister living, Mrs. Farah, Barbour of Wester Both Mrs. Seral Barbour and Charles Pack- er have celeprated their golden wed- dings. = “At gae wchck Friday, a fa Her . w served by a cat Steifeston. These present w and Mrs, Packer, their four daughters, tares soms-ii-law, and three grand- chifdren§ Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Camercen, Miss Ilelon 1 Mr. and Mrs. Will Annie ‘Packer an Charles’ R. Geer, Eleanor Packer Geer, Regingld Packer Geer. At oclock giiesis commenced to orrive and many came Pegweon that tine and 10 o'clock Mr. and Mrs,_ Packer are both .n good health: and bid fair to see many more anniversaries of their mas received ‘miny G-eu presents of gold, silve: bric a brac. Woman's Relief Corps Social. On Fiiday evening in G. A. R. nall, the Woman's Relief corps gave a so- cial and had as their guests Williams Vost, G A. R. Latham camp, Sons of | Veterans, and Phebe Packer Rathiu: | tent, Daughiers of Veterans. { pr- gramme was carried out. Iute, Marioa Alien; recita beth Chapm: Royce Wolfe; Tem reci- tation, Arti. rows: recita remaiks, ommander resitations, Mrs, Chute: chestra: recitation, Mrs. mariks. John Packer: recitatiol t. Misses Etia Woodmans nts wer: ser enjoved. The c was Mrs. Alva Chapman, David Woife, Miss Eleanor Lew- Eleanor Lewis charze in Ars. is. in Teachers. wusorg scha n of New 1o Jane Noble, chool at Mason taken the i s Sarah chool at Chang At the Qu he teach- who nd =0 iam- Mae- Mason and s taken the Donid o 1si of Murdered Man. of on who Charles Glaze, gi the N 1y afternoon held on in ‘Buried—Mrs, Orphelia Willard Dies | From the beginning, Henry Ford has made it a vital factor in liis'great organization to take care of the of FORD CARS, with the result that FORD SERVICE FOR FORD OWNERS is the most complete service ‘,toim Owners Means ers. rgan- ization, so far as motor cars are concerned, in the world. p 1t is made a part in all contracts with Ford dealers, from the 5 & all times carry an adequate supply of FORD parts entirely for the benefit of FORD OWNERS. So in what part of the world you may be (in this country you can scarcely drive 56 miles in any direction without meeting a FORD dealer; in foreign countries they are not so thick), you are bound to have the continual service of vour car without annoying delays for want of parts. FORD CARS rarely need repairs, but accidents will hap- Pen o owhors of FORD MOD: coniforting it is to know that you can speedily.Tepair your car without 1:8s of time and at minimum expense. FEach FORD owner when he buys a car is supplied with an Individual Parts Price List. and he is thus safeguard- ed as to cost, while so simple in design and construction are FORD MODEL T Cars that any ordinary mechanic can make safe repairs. Tegardless of where or when he purchased his car. To insure the utmost in service for FORD OWNERS, we have ereéted large storehcus=s, one in XKansas City, one in Long Island City, New York, and one in Cambridge, Mess.,, that FORD dealers mayv he quickly supplied with parts, all for the benefit of FORD OW NERS. ough and efficient service department. ~ You see how the FORD MOTOR CO. answers the question, “After I buy my car. g thought out for you. all prepared in advance, that the owner of a FORD MODEL T may enjoy the utmost use, the most complete satisfaction, that any motor car can give to itS owner. Every fifth car sold in this country is a FORD MODEL T. n created through the unsurpassed record it has made in satisfatcory service, and because FORD SERVICE FOR FORD OWXERS is an actual fact—not a mere advertising “High-priced qualif With the m. chines and with the guiding genius of Henry tion (more iban 2.000 dealers in the United States alone), the owner of a F QRD MODEL T is sure cf everything within reason that a motor car can give. Come in and see for yourself this famous car; examine, compare; ask the salesman to point out the different features of supremacy. Let him tell von of its light weight and what it means, the Vanadium steel construction, and the giant strength it gives. Let him show vou its simplicity of control, its ease of operation and point out the positive economy of maintenaicy largest to the smallest, that each dealer must at So it matters not EL T Cars as well as to other people, and when such accidents .occur, think how Every FORD dealer gives prompt, courteous attention to all demands of FORD owners, No other manufacturer of mo torcars has such an’ extensive, thor- then wha It has all been This is because of an abounding faith in promise. § v 10 a low-priced car,” made possible by reason.of our trcmendous manufacturing facilities. t complete factory in the worle, equipped with labor-saving, time-saving, exact and efficient ma- with unlimited financial resources, whizh command the lowest prices in the market of raw materials, Ford in control, and built all around this a most effective selling organiza- FORD Model T Torpedo Runabout the car, L 2 Passengers 4 Cylindets $725 With Full Equipment. teasion Top, Automatic Brass Windshield, Speedo, meter, Two nch Gas Lamps, Gen- erator- FORD MAGNETO, BUILT IN THE MOTOR, Three Ofl Lamps, Horn and Teols, for $780, F. O. B. Detroit. Car with Three Oil This same Lamps, $700, ¥. O. B. Detroit. Ford Auto Agency, 319 Franklin Street. Horn and Tools, = WALTER KINGSLEY & SON, for the Town of Plainfield ous tion a quale Cobinachi of New Haven. Sh, SHE V) comateEy’. 1w C. dinston conducting the ser body has been in the undertaking rooms of J. A. lrathbun sm e the mur-| der, waiti some one 1o claim it: as one has appeared tle town of will bear the expense of bur- Death at 93. Miss Ophelia lard ded at thel 1e of her daughter <. Mary age of sars a3 10 mentns. aft a long iline Mrs Willard came Mystie from Roch:ster, N. Y. Ecick,. @ granagaughtsr, Gra Edick of Aistic, and a 4 AL Mar, hman of STAFFORD SPRINGS Dissension Over Park Purchase—Two Villages Want $10,000 for Independ ent Parks. Siafford Hellow are ne at th ome of which voied t e Woodlawn property pliblic to the pur as they do to the re to allow them $10,000 out of park fund for an annex in the Hollow fThe refi: as not on the ground that the Sp people did not want the: neighbers in the Hollow to have th park, but en the greund that if this was done it t violate the provis. i I provided for a park and net for two or It was also felt that if $10,000 could be taken from the fund for a park at the Hollow, other villages in the town could with equal right ask for the same provision. West Stafford has now got the fever, and it is said that the ci zens in that section of the tov.n will ask for 310,000 to provide a park for West Stafford. Staffordville is a larger village than West Stafford, and it is much farthe from the Woodlawn park than eithe the Hollow or West Stafford, and its citizens will be able to_enjoy the bene fits of 2 park at the Springs as muc as these of either of other two vil- lages. Tt is now expected that the too, will aske for a slice of the fur: Orcuitville and Forestville have noi yet been heard from, hut the agial for three parks instead of two m set them thinking, and it will not be all s 1g if they, teo, want to « their s into the dish an attempt to et Altogether, 2 the various seciions of (he town into queer mess. The trustees and commitiee will meet this ( morning, when it is hoped some | fectory solution of the vexed pr will be brought about. Stafford is no much in. need of any park, as natur has aiready made it one beautiful p and if the money could only be sper for some ather purpose it would satis fy most people zetter: this cany be dome under the provisions of 1} will. Walking Club Organiz: Melbourne, who :ide r Jeng Cistance walking in section last srmmer. is organ pedestrian club. Any ome over 16 of age is cligible. The first tramp be 10 Mashapaug and ret to (Raturday), and several sill make the start. SUIT FOR $10.000. Doctor Alleges Effort to Injure Pe tation in Newspaser Articiz A his Treatment of Mericen Eoy. A Y LewspaLer A : the « ) riwno ¢ celio o 3 caused Dr. dietwn to sait alctown Tialians fo stated Dr. Petruce roy for rienmats ssaine 510 The art s treating a2 Le Iy sufforit s with octoam, e nuzed - hsiciane Midalstonn, drotor ailezes that newspaper erticie was faise &ni | | | The > C aton Now fession thercby and nd t point Morgan owns Mexico, there is certainly no chance of Japan setting Mexico.—Atlanta Journal. hat he suffered in reputa e loss of practice in R Work for the Editor. Now they are going to print the prayers of the chaplain in The Con- Jefendants in ihe suit are An- S gressional Record. More work for the 770, whose properts in Mid- itors.—. ituti e T Looks Better for the Pesple. editors.—Atlanta Constitution. Conditions at Sphingfield have grad- ually developed o % point at which it | Kiafurioly. NoBhmce. ecomes necessary for the defense fund | Chicago is a great city for reform o to hunt anxi iy 1o cali — | 1 h 2 a that it develops that J. Pier- iously for technicalities.— | politics the day before and the days ricago Record-Herald. | after election.—Detroit News. REAL ESTATE For Sale or Rent Before and After. We have several choice building lots on “Potter Manor” for sale, easy terms. Two cottages for rent. Two small apartments for rent. Three nice building lets on West Main St. for sale. Smalk store for rent, Thames St. FULL PARTICULARS AT COAL OFFICE OF A. L. Potter & Company, 18 Broadway. Norwich, Conn, MADE <COUCHES i Automobile work a specialty. ing. Telephone 254-12. and LOUNGES just-as ~UPHOLSTERY, MATTRESSES = Mail orders given prompt attention. 8] ~ S. HACKER, 65 Frankiin Street, Opposite Bulletin Building. [ SLIP COVERS cut and made to order for anything. Also Repairing and Polish- We execute or- ders for the pur- chase or sale of securities both domestic and for- eign,—in all mar- kets. 115 DEVONSHIRE STREET BOSTON '\? 56 WALL STREET i NEW YORK KIDDER; PEABODY & CO. ; BANKERS made ‘over equal to N other can. Y F NS What Is It Like? Ask the man who has used it, and he will tell you that in quality every can of Rogers Paing is like every This paint 1s made to meet the require- ments of the most particu- lar paint users. costs no more than any other paint that belongs to the high-grade class And it Made by Detroit White Lead Works e T e T O TR SOLD BY’ THE CHAS. 05G00D CO0., COMMERCE ST. Bread Toasters - Bulletin Building STOVINK Makes Red Iron Black POTMEND =-- mends everything Before buying Screens and Screen Cloth get our prices Imitation Leather Chair Seats Fishing Tackle Run Easy Lawn Mewers THE HOUSEHOLD, 10c