Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 8, 1911, Page 6

PRICE FINED IN_ WESTERLY COURT North Stonington Bridge Jumper Penalized for Intoxma. tion—Sober Man Set to Care for Him Killed— Greene’s Body Sent to East Greenwich—Town Coun-= cil to Meet for Organization—Fire Committee Plans Conference Friday Evening. William Pricz of North Stonington, who, with Charles Greene of Mystic #nd West Kingston, jumped from tne Norwich-Westerly street railway troi- ley bridge into Pierce street, a dis- tfance of 25 feet, Tuesday night, was able to retura fo his home Wedn>s- day_morning. After being attended &y Dr. M H. Scanlon he spent Tues- day nisht at the police station, and edmesday T ing was arraigned vé- ms in che Third dis- « with intoxication. ‘cre Juige © triet ceurt, cn wn the ja:rent of costs, judgment was s ed for two we Wililaix A whe scid a farm te Pri-e szbout three mcitis ago, paid the costs, $4.%0, £nd Lreens was releasad. As told in Wednesday's Bulletin, Greene was instantly killed. Greene, vhe was sober, was engaged to care for Price, who ‘was drunk, and to sec that ke arrivad at his North Stonin ton home amd thus avoid threatened arrest. Price dces not recollect seeing Greene and supposed that his ~>mpan- 1) was Daniel Sisson, who hal with him through the duv. Tl -ecalls sceing the caching trolley zar and sumying from th e with fl‘\? ther nan,_ whem he but Stsson had teen srrested i il ateeet. Frice complained of severe yains in the stomniach and haek and in the right kn.ce Wednesday morning, tut Dr. Scanlon did not consider the injuries fo be of a serious nature. Tie boay ef Uharles Grosme was for- warded to East Greenwich Wedneslay afternoon and will be buried at Co- hesatt. The members-elect of the Westerly town council will meet seon fer ergan- ization, It is understood that William 1. Clarke, who has held the office for fiv censecutive terms, will be re- clected president. The chief offices wdithin the gift of the couneil will prob. ably be filled at the first meeting, as ju the custem. The present holders of these ofices are: Edward M. Burke, judge of probate: Harry B. Agard, town oMciter; Herbaert P. Clark, town ser- geant; Cornellus Bransfield, chief of yoliee: Thomas E. Brown. sergeant of police. Wdward West, Frederick T. Mitcheil and Albert C. Lamphere, po- licemen; Lewis Stanton, health officer. 8o far as knewn, these officers will all be re-elected, and perhaps without opposition. although it is understood t several lawyers have aspirations to serve as town selicitor. Besid:s these theres will be appointment of con- staple, police censtables and many miner officers. Lecal Laceni: Mr, and Mys. Alfred H. Chappell of New Len#lon were visitors in Weste Wednenday. At the annual confevence of the eastern association of thz Seventh-day m.*n demomdnation, held in Berlin, a paper was read which wss prapared by John H. Austin of West erty. Subject, Work amd Problems of the Afsionary Board. This paper hrought out the trials and tribulations of the board in a clear, strong light and appealed to all prasent. Charies Perry, Thomas McKenzie and Judge Fdward M. Burke, the commlc- ~a appointed at the annial meeting of the Westerly fire district te consider e gemeral betterment of the fire wrtment, will hold a session in Memorial building day evening. th. CLEANSES THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY; DISPELS COLDS, AND HEADACHES DUE TO CONSTIPATION. BEST FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN —-YOUNG AND OLD. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS-ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE. MANUFACTURED BY THE LD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS | SIZE ONLY. REGULAR PRICE 50°A BoTTLE Whers to Buy in Westerly @eeesesesssessecsessseesseessessasseasessesaens [NDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Westerly Branch Capital ..Three Miilion Dollars Surslus .........Thres Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Acceunts. Liveral, courteous and eficient ia fts management. FOR sALE tted in art of A 0 foot and both ing vacant nd adjeining that can be secured reasonable prices if a purchaser ot "aving heat. elec modern plumbing. Inspection W. Coy Real Estate Ce., Westerly, R. L Buy Your Shoes and Hosiery snd get a coupon on the Planc to be given away a PURTILL’S “ON THE BRIDGE.” Harold L. Welis, ©. D, Optometrist. Defective visios cted by the pron- er adjustment of lenses. Rp’om e HEAVY AND LIGDIT HARNESS is Our Spectalty. 55 lufpllo.i cars A AL, "‘.‘:%v‘fh: o Hemoved o 44 rot Middle Aged and Eiderly People Use Feley Kidgey Pills for quick and permanent resuf¥s in all cases of kid- ney and bladder troubles, and for pain- ful amd annoying irregularitics. Lee & Oesgoed Co invitation, Cottrell and the other memb board of engineers will be presént. cian in Westerly. of the Broad street bridge. Friends terminated Wednesday in mesting house in Elm street. wich and Westerly Street company was in Westerly day. The salary of the health officer only $100 a vear, not commensuratc with the duties he so thoroughly forms. John T. Edmond will new msmber of the W. council, all the others hav elected. The scheduled baseball be game by the iatter. The claim in New England.’ Westerly members of the Seventh- day Bapti tha summer school to be held in Alfred seminary Aug. 9-20. The missionary lot in Daytona, Fla., Baptist Mis- slonary society sold five years ago for which the Seventh-day $500, was recently resold for 00. Steps will soon be taken towards the town actual construction of the new Chief Enginesr Samuel G. of the | There is necessity for a town physi- New planking is replacing the de- fective planks on the Westerly section - The vearly meeting of the Society of Supt. Judson T. Cousins of the Nor- Railway Wednes- | per- the only sterly town ing been re- be- tween the Woasterly High school team and the Pawcatucks has been cancelled is made that there are more highly bred Boston bulldogs in Westerly than in any place of its size | t denomination will attend | the Proposition to Organize Troop of Boy Scouts—Epworth League Suspends Meetings Till Fl“—&thm Wel- lington Attached. Tuesday evening at the conli'rence rooms of the Methodist church the pastor, Rev. W. E. Bates, pastor of the TUnion Baptist church, Reyv. A. F. Eaen- shaw of the Congregational church Rev. A. C. Jones of St. Mark's Epis- copal church, Rev. C. T. Hatch of the Methodist church. and a represantative of each of the churches, met and lis- tened to a talk given by W. H. Neid- linger of East Orange, J., who is interested ingggving to start a club of Boy Scouts between the ages of 10 to 17 years. He explained the work that was being done in some of the cities. | ana especiall he is the presiding officer of the bovs. The work was left in the hands of the four pastor: isses Helen Bentley and Emily Noves left Wednesday for Providence. where they will attend ths wedding of Miss Ethel Thatcher this (Thursday) afternoon. Miss Thatcher has madie many visits to this place, where she has relatives. Epworth League’s Active Season. he monthly business meeting of the Epworth league was held at the home of Mrs. William Perry Bostwick en Bay street Tuesday evening and was largely attended, It was voted to hold no more business meetings during July and August. The past years work of the league has been very successful. Nearly $85 has been pald into the church treasury, a telephone has be instalied-in the parsonage at the e pense of the league, a new table h besn given to the church for use at th= altar, besides the great amount of good and work that has been done py the merey and help department. About 30 .nembers of the league expect to o to Woasterly on Tuesday evening.where they will present the Japanese Wi ding and_ will be entertained b: Epworth league of that city. D. A. R. Meeting. Fanny Ledyerd chapter, D. A. R held their monthly maeting in the Co; gregational parish house W afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. phine Di on. regent of the chapter, | presided, and considerable business w hall and court housz. The present town | ransacted. At the close rafre: ol T e Genated ta the police de- | ments were, served and a social time partment. o The retiring Westerly town council acting as an election raturning board met in the office of .the town cle vote cast in Tuesday's election. Although the matter was referred t a committee three years ago. nothin has been done toward paving Westerly half of the Broad strect dge over the Pawcatuck river. A movement has been started that may rasult in official inspection of the milk sold in Westerly. Rigid inspec- s made of milk that is offered the-river-vi of Pawcatuck. The 23d annual convention England assemb) t. George, will open copal church Friday tinue Saturday and Sunday. of in Christ svening and co The Sat at Watch Hill. Pupils of the West school will give a public exh ork in the schoo F Ihouse next afternoon. rade pupil sday _ev Seventh and Eighth entertain musically Th >nin and Friday afternpon the kin and the first six grades v tain. LANDLORD THREW ACID o'Clock in the Morning. morning, had al court Crapo a today quel hen Hoffmn: pots, PAPERS SERVED. President Schumaker Officiaily N fied of Lumber Dealers’ Association. The Conn ut R mber Dealers” assoc °'n served it papers broug rinst several lu tions = the fight th lumber compan Waterbury embers of the ation. | = i S, Health is Worth Saving, Norwich Peopls Know How to Save It. . ple take ting these the kid- to remain in da when first came to my ing considerable trouble from back and through my kidneys. sure they right. box removed the lameness of my bacl drove the pains away and regulate( the passages of the kidney secretions. ‘Wednesday evening and canvassed the the the Brotherheod of urday session will be held in the chapel ON TROUBLESOME STUDENTS | Wanted Girls (o Ga Adteing at Taree | Government’s |Suit Against 1Keep the Kidneys Well .. and Some their lives o need to suf- all attention I was hav- | a pain and lameness across the small of my Wi I read about Doan’s Kidney Pills, T ?:1‘: were just the remedy I re- quired and their use proved that I was Less than the contents of one Three Initiated. Stomington lodge, No. 26, I. 0. O. F., met in _their hall on Wednesday even- ing. Th2 initiatory degree was worked on a class of three candidates. Schooner Attached. Thursday afternoon an attachment was placed on the schooner J. B. Wel- lington that is harbored in the Mystic river just north of the railroad bridse. he schooner is the property of M. L. Gilbert and other stockholders. 2 attachment was placed on the craft by juni dealers, Carver & Lubilhanksy, of New London, for a bill amounting to which they claim is due them. The hment was placad on the schoorer Sheriff Tubbs. _The stockholders | hail from Kingston. N. Y.. Glens Fal | N. Y., and other places in New York | state. Cornwall Family Coming Next Week. Mrs. Harry Cornwall returned to her home in Wyoming, N. J.. Wednesday afternoon after a_ few Gays’ visit in town., where she has been ovarseeing ! repairs to her summer home on Clifl street will_return on Thursds | of next week with her family of sever children and servants to remain here for the summer. STONINGTCN Seniors’ Gift to High Scheol—$60 Realized from Prize Speaking—Ex- hibit of School Work—Carrier Wil- cox Resigns. i 1 i »ston, June 6 sged case of | e 1 SR o in which two Harvard | . ¥he class of 1911, at a meeting held s from the ~Gold Coastr of | Tuesiay, voted to purchase a section iniversity were the vietims, | Of {rieze to be put on the wall of the It wili The build Bo: chool dep the hi Vietr m su ola purchased ney Frid to be will be exhibit day at the bo- | rovgh schools aad parents and friend of the school have been invited to at- tend and inspect the excellent work done by the pupils. News from the Fishing Fleet. this seetion ed ¢ ow, il cat ames ¥ Laur ars Tuesd The Nomad report- h thus far. and crew of the smack the & ihaden fishing steamers Rew- | . Wilcox and Alaska were at | the steamboat stormy weather. nacle east bound Lere he also. = steamers have gone out mackerel. Pollock is being caught on the rec south of here by the local fis Mail Carrier Resigns. T. T. Wileo: montas past, . mail carrier has resizned. to t hen his-successor a nostoflice department ha for bid carrying the mail from_the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R station to the as route No. pestaffice. This is known 16,083, Borough Small Netes. liivan was in Boston thix Charlotte G. dley have Joseph and Ve- returned from Lasell ale, Mass., for the ion ason attended the an- ement of the Berke! »l, Middletown, thi ! REPGRT ON STEEL TRUST diseuses and aches and pains cue fo weall kidnevs can be quickly and in dl» ntl cured by the use ¢ Doan’s RESDXSWHIINCFEN Days Kidrey Pilis. Here a Norwich ci SO S ih s, & YOGS LW Thew Be Decided if Proceedings Mat T T aii ‘ Will Be Begun Against It. Streef., Norwich, ( : e BRI ) ) 2 ‘Washington, June 6.—Within about recomrr Doan’s Kidney Pills as a | ten davs the e -y nto the organization and conduct the United States Steel corporation ill be placed on the desk of President aft. It will then rest with the pres- ident and Attorney General Wicker- sham whether tie administration will = proceedings in the courts against the alleged Steel trust under the Sher- man anti-trust law. The hastening ef i the report is the resuit of directions issned by the pres- Y Royice to anmy Jerson suffering | ident himsell to Secretary of Com- . ,Phie'e, |5 to Procure | merce and Labor Nagel. It is reported e Sior i eive oSy & | that information gathered by the bu- e M 2 fair | reau will be turned over to the house coite : : . For sale by all dealers. Price 5o The et g o coduptiug cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,| It was this repert wh New York. sole agents for ihe United | H, Gary said in v&:ur\:fl:g‘hféfiiey,;k States wnley La(.unuler i W days age, Remember the name— Doan's—and | v steel corjoration hundreds of il W oler. | tigusands of dellirs. 1t will represént % S | therisd Veral ygars' probiiig by Work Will Soen Sl-rl experls of the government. after you take Dr. King's New Life! N G 7 FE Pills, and vou'll quickiy enjoy the New Bri i 3 L] i e 4 ritain.—Two new ieces fol nn;_renulx- Con and indi- ot 'y Have beex n-,n‘:-!\l’:; at nnle gestion vanish an stite ve- | Hizi &chool. which - were purchased urns. ey vegulate | from e proceeds of a recent enter- and bewels and and enorg: impar to_the whole sthem. Only 2ic at Lee & Osgood Co. | tainment of the Dramatic club. The Sophocles. in Fast Orange, where | | present - (Continlied flvm page’ one) officials, and decision 1n Io‘tfl pflm matters, and providing that where they (women) ecan meet the rements ‘that we hava to meet—1 tests of -education and patriotism—that” they shall be accorded the rights of munici pal suffrage for which this bill pro- Vides, Your committee, entlemen: af- ter full and careful hearing, vo! unanimously to report this bill fav ably.” % To Make Women Do Military Duty. At this point Representative Huteh- inson of x offered an amendment to the bill as reported, the amendment viding that all women becoming s under the act be subject to misi- mry service the same as men between the ages of 18 and 45, and in case of war, invasion or riot. that they be liable for draft as are men. courtesy Shown Sherman. Representative Sherman of West Hartford was the first speal at any length in favor of the bill. “This is an important question.” he said, “and should be treated seriously—not frivo- lously. This matter of woman’s suf- frage is like Banquo's ghost—it will continue to intrude itself: it will not down.” Mr. Sherman was reading a list of countries in which women hava been granted suffrage rights when Speaker Scott was obliged to . call sharply for order to cause members to cease banging the lids of their desks in an attempt to cut Mr. Shérmaa short. Oniy Minerity Want Suffrage. Representative Chandler of Rocky Hill followed Mr. Sherman. “This is a Qquestion that cannot be laughed dowr,” said Mr. Chandler, “and it must be given serious consideration. I presume we thought that this bill was on2 of our old biennial friends when it first came in here, but, much to the sur- prise of the whole state, the senaie passed the measure and we now find tha house confronted with the disposal of it. Now if the women are to stand beside us in public administration they ust be bound by the same considera as are binding upon us. A mi- a duty and an obligation upon a ma- jority of the women that does not want such a responsibility 19 Out of 20 Don’t Want It. “Of the women of Cennecticut, 19 out of 20 do not ask and do not want this privilage—are opposed to it, in fact I know of but one woman in the town of Rocky Hill that wants the right te| vote and, incidentally it may be addel that this one is the only woman in town who is a socialist. Asking us 0 pass this bill is asking us to violate the fundamental principles of majority rule. This is a question to be consiJ- ered en masse. not for tha individual nr for groups. Uider such a bill there might not be for from three to five vears any disturbance of the statn quo in this state, but sooner or later a problem will present its2lf here wherein women of classes that T neel not mention here will register =s voters and when that time comes every zood woman in this city of Hartford will b obliged to register #o protect its fa e, whether she desires to parti pate in politics or not. Forces an Obligation on Women. “Let us look this proposition squarely in the face. In the long run it is the “ntering wedge for universal woman suffrage, It forces on women who do not wisn to vote an obligation which they do not ask. When a majority of women do wish to vote T 1 sup- port a measure =iving them the Tight.” Through Mr. (' | andler's address wers scattersd suzgestions that the present woman’s s e movement is allied with secialism. An Insult to Every Mother. Representative Bingham tuck was heard at length of Nauga- in favor of the bill. Referring to the amendment introducsd by Mr. Hutchinson, he said that sueh amendments reflected no credit on the men that draw them and are an insult to every mother, wife nd sister in the state. The amend- men 2d. as was another offered by tative Meltzer’ of Bridgeport. < providing. in case the a referendum of women of the stat ction to be held in ev- state in October of the 2nd ra ine that a ma- joritv of the women gualified to vots should register in favor of municipal ery The fis steamer James M. Gif- ford came in Wednesgay Glou- | r s trip, ring: ds cf pollock. The steamer will cruise in Reed took up one cf | of | | fhiects are Diama of Versailles and| suffrage before it could become a-law. A Cowardly Amendment. Representativs Peck of Redding. who was also heard at length in favor of the bill as reported, characterized this as a_cowardly amendment intended to delay action and ultimately maasure. The word roused Mr. Meltzer's ire, but woild have s remained un: motion for the previo: < abruptly cut off debate and fmper fireworks. The amendment w E Wornen Not Ready for Ballot. ative Belden of Newington efly against the bhi d the men of not yot ready for the ballot. would favor the bill if thez —ere. Previous Question Moved. Ensign of Simsbury moved the previous question and there {was no objection from any quarter. The house was ready to vote. Final Plea for Bill. Chairman Range, in accordance wi Wins Fight for Life. It was z long and bloc pattle for at James B. Mershon of ] of which he writes: lost much blood from luns b ges, and was very weak and rur For eizht menths to Wi clese on my heels, I was unable ri. Death seemed, hen I began, three | weeks ago, te use Dr. King's New Dia- But it has helped me great all that you claim or sore lungs, hoarseness, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, or any throat or lung troubls it is supreme. 56c and $1.00. Trial boitle {ree. 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I heard of Foley Kidney Pills and the good they were Joing and decided to try them and am glad I did, for after taking them a few days the pain left my back and although I have taken only one bottle I feel Detter than I have for yea I cannot say too much for Foley Kidney Pil At Lee & (H_uvd Co. ha hncll use AllElS FlflI EASE Ladies can_wenr sice swaller dfter using Allei’s Feot Fase. the antiseptic powier for the fegt: Tt wiaktes Uaht or new shoes fesl easy glres inetant relief_ta cerus wad buuieus IUs the greatest com- “titude « tions. e ity andappearance. TAILORS and CLOTHIERS of high reprutatlon carry ou QUARANTEE "ADULTERATION on géttm PURE VIRGIN WOOL fabric for Our “Seal of Guarantee’j piotects you against adulteration of every description. We have spent both years and dollars in building our high reputation for honest and superior fabrics which are unsurpassed in qual- ‘Seal of Guarantee Write us if you fail to find it mmm your next suit. r cloths. Look for Our A TREATISE ON OP WOOLEN FABRICS” SENT ¥VBER CAPITOL Flowers, females and fervid oratory were distinguishing features of the session in _the house on Wednesday. Rev. Mr. Range, representative from Guilford and house chairman of the committe on woman suffrage, sat be- hind a big vase of pink carnations, placed upon his desk by “Souvenir” Taylor. A favorable report house Wednesday from the committee on ap; riations, carrying $10,000 for the Wililam W. Backus hospital of Norwich for the two vears ensuing. This is a renewal of an appropriation to this hospital. which, however, has not received state aid for several ses- sions of the general assembly. A bill that in effect would req only 5 per cent. of the Voters in any town to sign a petition for a vote on the license question, instead of 10 per cent, as at present, was unfavorably made the closing argument. minute talk was a strong plea for the passage of the bill and sparkled with wit, repartea and good naturel raillery of those who had opposed tne meastre. The women of equal inteili- gence, education and morality has a moral and should have a legal right to vote, he said. Shz would nat disgra vou and she would like to have a =ay as to who the mayor of your city, the members of your common council or our selectmen or other town officiais shall be. If you defeat this measure it will come up again. Th2 principles it represents will knock at the door of this house ané of the senate chamber over there until they are fully and completely recognized. The Bill Rejected. voce vote Speaker Scot! Repr custom, His 1 On a viva ruled the bill rejected Bingham dourted th was ordered and the bill shown defzat- ed, 168 to 49. Reconsideration Refused. came into the CHATTER Little Sidelights on Legislators and Legislation repor‘ed by the committee on excise and rejected by the house Wednesday. Upon inquiry from Magee of Waicrtown, Representat Banks stated to the house Wednesday morning that the committee appointed early in the session to investigate the cost of printing to the state will have 2 meeting this (Thursday) afternoon. A bill appropriating $100,000 for the care of depcndents in state homes for tuberculosis _patient, as rejected by the house Wednesday, in concurrence, | it being stated that the c; of such | patients is providcd for under the pres- lent laws. Representative of the c Dut together, and un vears was supposed For a great many nounced it a loca ed local remedies, and faliing to th local pronouncod it incurahie. proven catarrh to be a corstitutl disease :nd theref tutional treatment. 1's Cat nr!h < manufactured by F. J. Toledo. Onio, is the cure on the market ternally in doses from teaspoonful. It acts directiy blood and mucous surfaces tem. They offer one hundred for any case it fails to cure. Send ci lars and testimonial; Address F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toled>. Onhio. ° 1d by Druggists, Tie. “Take Hall's Fami Pilis for consti- pation. requires con: A ‘Leading California Druggist. Pasadena, Cal., March 9, 1911. Foley & Co., Gentlemen: We have sold and recommended Fol and Tar Compound for yea lieve it to be one of the most effi expectorants on the market. Contai ing no opiates or narcotics it can he given freely to children. 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