Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 2, 1911, Page 6

for High h Free Fleet tanwal TrainingTeao Academy Today — Making Good Catches. , June 1st, the steamer Hill that runs between that and St during the sum.- mer began its (rips for the season. Instruction in Manual -Train Supt. W. H. Perry has sccured the #ervices of an expert in manual train- ing and the high school students will have the benefit of the imstruction gragted them in the Stonington school. The_ exhibit of puplie’ work in the borough school is nearly ready to be opened for publc inspection, To Play Neorwich Today. At Stantom purk this (Friday) after- noon ths Stoningion High school will ameet the Norwich Free Academy team. The local feam hopex 10 be able to secure the pemnant and a lively contest is antleipated. The battery will b, for Norwich, Crocker and Lord: Iof Stonington, Farnell and Shackley At the Read Church. ratory lecture of the Road be dellvered by Rev. G. . the ehurch parlors Sat- urday evening. Woflowing this th» meeting of the church will be held. A sostal heur will follow and the lndies Wil serve refreshments. Holy com- munien will be celebfated at the 11 o'clock sefvic: Sunday morning. Big Fare of Macke Phe smack Feances Belle frem Montauk Thursday with mackerel which sold at 30 eents each nere. Tiwe flshermer. have had goed catchss here durimg the past twe days. The | stesmer Anmie L. Wilcox had a larec Tuuwber of butterfish besides a good | quantity af other fish. The Nomal| Brought ja 26 barrels of scup, while th flmrflh Spalding a Wheox and Laura Reed each had a amail st . Klaves schooners have put neo harbor here to awnit th Nfiing of fog and change of wind. Qypey Mothe Found. A tew meths have been found in| $own by the scouts. As the trees are | wall prowected, it is hoped the pest witi soon be exterminated from (the HMeard About Town. Ann Aturphy of Willimantic is of Mrs. Otho O'€ullivan Patrick Ctnningham and son Mrs. Macy C. Hill has returned to Boston afiw spending a short time with Rev. C. J. Maeon and family Bessie Kiernan of New s the guest of Mrw. Patrick York ‘T“ entirely toward individuals | lort to pyt the guiity in prison, -l'-d of fur resort to equity wWhfts under the Wherman anti-trust Jan cording to Distvict Attorney H. &. today AT Wise wao, dlscussing the decis- seme in the Stapdard Ofl and Tobacco Rev. and Mss. C. J. Mason T Seamtera. | Tallett and Willlam Robin- of Har- | :" “Mhursday from Brooklyr, man, li- | % t. Vernon, X. Y. both sides Pe: | cr of Worcester was af given demonstra Most Rev. | caller heve Thumeday. | Doane | ———— he annual dinner of the state snri CRIMINAL PROSECUTION wenld aceept invitation v was held in_the evening, with | rofle and the invitation was Ny Hugh Cabot of Bosten and Prof. | FOR ANTI-TRUST VIOLATIONS | issued_ under impre hat it | k C. Shattuck sy the speaker. | % = | was airendy tacitly ucce John Champlin of Westerly is u | Wndividunis Rather Than Corporations | True, the ‘niitation was not for- tber of the house of delegates and | to Be Precseded Against. mally lssued Wednesday eve- |4 rcpresentative to the American | I —_—— was due to almost - | Medical association Dr., J. Howard | New York. May 31— Anti-trust pros- istanges thal are | Morgan is sacret terly | _x_. o N ork hereafter will 10 Both dspartments. nch of the state J | trusts’ c: and while he emphasized that he Wh® not speaiing for the at- torney i or anyone eise in au- thorfty at ington, he thought thera wonld Be no mers suits in equity under the Sherman anti-trust law, at 0 Mr as e waa concerned. The he would hereafter try, he tlon of ndividuals velative to which the lnw provides & year's term in p om or & $5,060 fine or both Mexican Congress Adjourns. Mexico City, May 1. —The Mextcan eongress brought fts spring session to a close sonight with the appointment @f the permamcnt commission, compos- ol of members of both houses, which will represent the body during the re- cows. The fall session will begin on Septomber 15. WHAT IS BEST FOR BABY'S TENDER SKIN Beeause of its delicate, sanative, Mient properties, united with :‘ purest of cleanstng ingred- ients and most refreshing of flower odors, Cuticura soap is the mother's favorite for preserving | and promoting sk and hair | Bealth of infants and children. In the treatment of ‘distressing, disfiguring eruptions, from in fancy to age. no other method is | 80 pure, <o sweet, so speedily ef | fective as wapm baths with Cuti-| cura <ogp and‘gentle applications of Cuticura oftment. No other | costs 5o liftle and does so much Wherz o Buy in Westerly l INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY |- Weaterly Branch ..Three Miliion Dollars .. Three Millien Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Ldberai, ccurteous and cflicient in Ity anagement. ¥OR sALm [ i The purpose of this Sale is to fatroduce the public to our New Store. Our aim is to make the Royal Clothing Company -the Store for the people. The Royal Clothing Company is-a great syndi- cate. It has stores throughout the East and West, and the magnitude of its purchasing pnvfer is great, therefore once the Royal Clothing Company opens its doors for business in any towa it is there to stay, and its citizens ca'n count it as one (;f its permanent industries, ‘We want 15 salesmen, two tailors and five boys --OF :c;m- ROYAL CLOTHING CO. T 194 Main Street, Wauregan Block, Formerly Hirsch & Co.’s Stotf. 2 Begins Tuesday, June 6th, at 9 a. m., ~ AND CONTINUES FOR 12 DAYS. The Royal Clothing Co. has purchased of Hirsch & Co. the lease and fixtures of their Norwich store and will carry a full line of High Grade Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes for Men, Boys and Children. We are here to stay, having leased our store for a number of years. STORE OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 6th, AT 9 A. M. ROYAL GLOTHING GOMPARY, W "o L0005 i Formerly Hirsch & Co. Come Tuesday, June 6th, and see for yoursel. The most skeptical buyer will have to :cho'ledge that the Royal Clothing Company has the goods. As to price it is more of semi-gift than a sale. This store will be a lasting benefit to the people of Nor- wich and vicinity. Cold type camnot ‘portray the faintest idea of what this Introductory Sale and store in general means to the people. SUDDEN DEATH IN WESTERLY William J. McCarthy, Who Attended K. Service Sunday Evening, Dies From Scarlet Fever, of C. Vesper! | | Thursday Afternoon—Opening of Band Concert Sea- son—Local Physicians Attend State Meeting—Fire- men to Omit Annual River Bend Memorial Service, After th of m annua Westes order h of procession, the | cornerstone ind all the details for | ciety’s librar ction and parade of | Tin the the atter the formal in n w ed by the Pa.scatuck firemen - Loca! Laconic: ter was tadled. The olive branch was | Wilcox extended by Westerly and rejected by | cisited T Paycatuck So the annual fire paradc Ribpie in 1811 will be just about the same | = Iman Dywight 1s have prevailed since the big pe- { e rade of/nearly twenty toars ago, when | 1om Daytona, Florida. He is propri- many visiting ¢ participated. | otor of the Stillman house, at Week- returned | apavg. Miss Katherine Frankenstein, | teacher at Northfieid seminary, tertaining her sist. Westerly Assistant Pc ice, on Fir is to be omit- ade with a attend church listen to a ster Thor Carrier Tho, their i | | 1Com « oitakes. sitnnted In s o€ the compact part of ving » o foot g “Betn ing vacant that cax be secured at mable prices if A purchaser Both hawin eat, elect, ., ™2dern plumbing. ga"r{u'u'x x et front. 4 adjoining Buy Your Shoes and Hosiery #8d get & coupon on the Planc to be given away at PURTILL’S “ON THE BRIDGE." Retah¥aired 1901, Farold 1. '-1 Optometrist. Defectice ectea by the prop- | & s, taoi fenass Rosm 3. Eot- | tor i sy Biock Westerly, R L | HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS HADE BY UA.‘ m‘“ l.m"i. | the memortal addrass planned to the change ent summer it is a which of 3 avrcne ted for the | Arred: N X coming Mer £ L e is to rotate h S it tiive is favored by the res; tive pastors. | = ry A After oniy two days' illness with | N J. i the: fusera) scarlet fever William icCarthy died | Of 2 fori 2 Thursday aft Chester ave- Mr. and Mra. ( Arver of | 1 years of | Ceriral Villaze w i rs- Thomas M. day in W is a arpenter by occu- | COmY anty rade with the R. o] depu m up to the arjy H v d the s in appar- | lectm : n and N - A until Tuesday might. | Sto 7 He was a member of ‘Narragansett tha 5 2 « , Knights of Columbus, and was St r'”l. L ooty withVthat organization at the memo- e rial vesper service St. Michael's | ‘”.1 h, last ~vening, L skt He 1s = his pare: | - brother, 1 two sisters, 33 Mary Mc 1y and M When pr ator s com- | Willlam Lou Sviderice nced ou. of the town hall and o the first _The first concert of the season was | [0S T0 be ra o be given Thursday evening in W|IMY‘ $hqpe. ac 2y (s park by, the West band well s andsthe o The arrenged prograrame _m.“um.‘x\ L i rendered under the leadership of vly pup the Charles 0. enjoyed by a | @ d winners in 0ol b vl of $350 is| to custom, as they are v fore- raised, veekly con- among the prize winvers. Alhert certs igh the sea- s of 3 received a son. an appo- and so th Miner of | o] 2o commedts| on, while -Ciir over. Jr, and | o - ; ilar | Margaret t_Groton, re- #ubec tion, and it beli the | cel balunce will ve forthcoming. If | the season of band comcerts will b | cock estate, | | shortened | ¢hu 1 The park trisices have given the use | of 3 | | of the 1 hed the hand stand| to t and I and doubtless there | tcwn hall wiil be no difficulty in getting $100 | will { from the gzenerous public of Westerly. | condi | . | to the turn make Several phusicians from Westerly | paxrmes 2d in the | attended the ninety-ninth i event of his J ock. Rhode Tsland Medi v| Mr. Babcock insist 3 at pl . CAPITOL C HATTER Little Sidelights on Legislators and Legislation resolution providing for an ap- | thoSe who did not answer to their aton of 31 e cction | pames. but the representatives turned s monument. nce Crandali | % down: | in the town of Ca ejecied re- — cently afier an unfayora Jle repoit by | In the senate Thursday, urc commitlee on appropiiations, was | favoraole raport from again taken up in the house Thursday | on education, the morning, the previous action recon- | pensioning of sidered, and, upon agreement, recom- mitted to the committee on appropria- | tions. Representative Hyde of Canter bury Lias some new facts that he will | present to tha cu e in connection | With the matin A r lution amending the charter | of t roton and Stoninglon Sirect Raliay company so s to allow of Luirding an ext bout three wnd one-balf Mystic 1o Oid K A majority, day in concurtence with the senate. | relations was wccepted in the senaie Chairman Garde of the railrsad coul- | Thursday, the 1amjorits repost being Wice reported that contractor favorabie, on a r Mtion requs work ot once o e Teaston e | the consttution for | United Staies sen Thursday Mr. o of Waterbury iniradyced a reselution permitting the | spesiker or one-fifth of the wmemb. present to ordar a rolicall vele at any Wme and providing a fine of $i for election May s by peoy it was proposed. | now un- | - there s Fellowing a prolenzed Short time oratory. be the rule it tit T | oration | Westport Thursda | committes w | PROTEST FOLLOWS | Bruce-Brown Disputes Mulford’s Right Representative Burr of | in favor of a fo | 1orn_hope. Republican Leader Banks infroduced a resolution limiting mem- |n‘1= to five minutes each for discus- sion of any question, with the excen- tion of chairmen of committees, who were “to be given ten minutes Mr. Banks has been a much perturbed man of late over the manner in which bu: ness has dragged and his idea was : ced matters up @ bit by cutting out | muc less talk. There was objec- tion to the resoltion on the ground tha big bills are now coming in and ng debate wiil be.necessa: m Passine upon them, so upon motion Thoms of Waterbury it was by A million for New London! from the the committee on roads, rivers a and from the committee on joint consideration, came report Thursday on_tha bill ing for a million dollar bond i3 the state for the purpose of g water tarminal facilities ut | ondon, wilh the intent of dev: into an ocean port. The mat- 2028 10 Llic asprop com- | t is probable, it is said, thit will not meet with opposi- at the. original bill will b a bill providing for the “THE. COMFORTS OF HOME” You have the HOME and We have the COMFORTS LET US GET TOGETHER Moderate Priced Furniture IS OUR SPECIALTY. We mean by this, furniture of utility — neat design and substantial construction at prices within the means of those who want the best that medium prices can buy. We want to supply you now with your Summer needs in the Furniture line. Despite the protestations of House Chairman Garde of the railroad com- mittes and other members that there was Do mouse in the meal, the house insisted Thursday on removing section | 7 of the chiarter in the resolution in- | corporating the Willimant i ! Traction company, ihis do with the compa land 2nd the method wed in paying for the sam he members thought the provia! this section were too broad and | Representative Hutchinson of Easex said it shoul insisted upon tha all | railroad companies should secure thefr | right of way and pay for it before tear- | iig up the land—not aftwwards. Mr. | Garde said that the werding of the | section was “almost” identical with the | wording of the geaeral statute regard- | ing tha right of eminent domain. Mr. Johnson of Newton said “almost” was | not enough to identical and of- | fered an amendment. which was finally adopted, striking out section 7, the resolution being passed as amended. The incorporaiors of the company are L. J. Sta . A. 'W. B i e Come in and see what the very latest C A Capen. styles are and how high styles and low prices meet. Schwartz Bros., “HOME FURNISHERS™ A resolution proposing an amend- ment to the constitution of Connecti- ut concerning the powers and duties the lieutsnent governor was passec houso hursaay afternoon. unanimously. The resolu- to ®bring about a con- nal change that will invest the nant governor with power to arge the duties of the chief xe: tive in case of the latter's incapac! or death; for instance, to meet such a hor Lilles icd. The vote was by rol- Telephone 965 9-i1 Water Sfreet Will be a plenty of real in- the senate, it is promised, Tuesday. when the pudlic utilities == = e bills will be taken up as the order of 1 OBITUARY. o t tree nursery in Iowa, and when he later sold his plant he stip- ulated that fruit trees should be fur- ce 1o all new setilers in that turning to the east he stud- and practiced in this principaily in Walke- dey at noon. The political fore- ters see 4 sharp and snappy fight 1ead_on what is considered as the o0st important matter pending hefore the present general assembly. Charles H. Magoon. | May 31—A fall ago caused tho death at oday of Dr. Charles H. Dr, Wakefi: a few day: his home here section, ied denti state for 45 ¥ He was 70 years old and leaves Luther K. Zabriskie, member of the general ass>mb of 1907, now of the | Magoon, weil own as a dentist and | field. American consiiate at Callas, Peru, | as one of the early settlers of the state | a widow. occasionally lefs his mind wander | 0f Towa He went to Algona, lowa, - back to Hartford during his sfestas in | in 1857, and was the first government Albert Estopinal, member of congress the southern land. it Is ideni. | mail carrier from Fort Dodge. to Al- | for Louislana, has ten children—nine Friends at the capitol have souvenir | §0ma. A vear or two later he started } sons and one daughter—all living. postcards well. from him, wishing them _ No Friday session this week, ntiths: in the senaie or house. The senate voted Wedresday to mcet today: the house voted Thursdsy not fo: so as the upper and more progressive bodr g out work) would have s to accupy attention, the - was rescinded on her> seems to be no use —Friday sessions have come to Ything tut an appealing propos ecalse they interfere with other affairs of the members. sion A bill that would extend: the time for qualification of justices of the peace to July was unfavorably raport- ed by the judiciary commitiee and re jecied by ‘the house Thursday. An- nther measure unfavorably reported and rejected was one that would pro- hibi y member of the legislature sitt = a member of a committee of the wene-al assembly when anv matter was personally nsidered © of the opinion in which he was being « interes The judics that no " a thing any- ersely menher w S0 reportad a BIG AUTO RACE. to Second Mone; v —Question < to second race at the mo- ¥ occupied an commitiee today and Liavid Bruce-Erewn. wio drove a and was anuounced by the jud ving es sed third, protesied that 1id have second viace insiead of and @ herough investigation Various tiae records was made. Fifteen Firemen Overcome. York, May 21.—Fifteen firemen, . tonigh i of escaping of a burning ng on Mur; reet, we fier Battlion Chief Walsh, who SCHWARTZ BROS., 9-11 Water St., Norwich, Ct., Agents. 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