Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 6

Evening—New Haven Road Begins Work on Station Improvements —Carl J. Nor- dell’s Painting Featured at Boston Exhibition—Com- mittees for Seventh Day Baptist Conference, Pudlong pest, Department of Rhode | d#tand, Gramd Army of the Republic, is arranging for the offielal reception te Department Commander Ezra Bliss of Bwistol, Thuraday evening. The | department coaanmander will meet with | ihe comrades of Budiong pest in their quarters i the Memorial buildinz, | ‘where the emercises wil e under (ho of Post Cowmander Eenja- dire min F. A Were will be in Hivernsan hall, served. campfire thare Wil be remaris by members of the town council and of k post, Brucker eamp United Spanish War Veteruns, cor o, The sup- per will be preparcd and .served by members of Budlong Reliel corps. A I pickaxe and shovel brigade Monday merning to the novih and cas of Whe raftway station. clearis o way for a spur work track te accom- modate the large stearn shovel at | 10 level the Dixon bank, so-caMed, in conmeotion with the prefiminury work of geently Improving the raiiroad con- dftions in Westerty and climinating the Camel street grade crossins, for ‘which the town of Westerly has ap- & 2 divactor Haven & Ha mallrond company. anmounced tha had made an appropria- 3356000 to be expended , whieh, in addition to a ge layout, will inch seation sndea n This change in la Passens freight depot. out will necessitaie a ehanze in #ades of Raflroad avenue and Cenal street, but the only wproperties Will De meslously affected by in_grafis wiil be the fiat-iwon of tho Chester estate Martip house building be & @wop of mbout seien that zvade m front of the la as sireet is to be tracis. is & matier that v Theme & more Catarrh of The @unity (ha. put 2 A Leading California Druggist, Pasatiena, Cal. March 9. 191 Poley & Co. Gemtlemen: We have | #ol and recommended Toles's Honey | and Tar Componnd for the remedy ocam be takew to Tel cold, as it has no nauseating resulis 2nd Boes mot interfere wilh dizestio ¢ radir asra€ment cared for by the railroad company. Another problem that will probably 3 by the united town and rail- 1 upon a prop- the railroad com- as it provided of Dixon street only, and specified for a pipe line on property to be built at the expense uf, town, The estimated and is no part of the ppropriatecd by the “d in the original ween the railroad- com- nd the town of Westerly. paay There is unusual merit in certain ngs and a hioh standard of ex- in goneral s the exhibi- at ' the Hostc am_of Fine Mus, recent graduates of and and has recentiy is absur wenty-five nd formerly resided in street. for d a scholar- hool of De- m - in » stu ned to a e of the Sev- nation wiil be E At a 1 be held in Bliven of the interior of reh Yours very truly, C. H. Ward D o Co.. 0. L. Parsons, Sec'y flafdones Get the original Foiey's Tk TarsCompound in the vellow package, | The New At Lee & Osgood Co. Dr. Kine's quickly enjoy the mstipation and ind gestfon vanish and fne uppatite tu stomach, 1 Where to Buy inmv_@i;fi;z: ‘ i « INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY/' Westerly Branch Capital Million Doilars Thousand Acceunts. _and eficient la 1ts mansgem nt. TOR sALE com of the compact eagh maviag &6 o outages, situnted In rt ot foot ing. . Inspection He; o d figita, modern "3lum Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., Weateriz, 1. 1. By Yo Shes . ooy t & conpon on the Planc to be | given away st PURTILL’S “ON THE BRIDGE." #nd Eatabtisked 1501, Harold L. Weils, 0. B, Gptometrist. Des vighan ebrrected by pro o ot lanass. Room 9, Pot- ter-Langwortay Block. Westerly, R. HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS | MADE BY MAND, Made Werk in Gur Speeiaity. all_Harness Supwites car- Factory Made Haraess, i M.fl ug ns. s 44 West Broad Strees, to preduce | other ar Million Doflars | pils o town own of "’.Absolufely Pure made from fentl arer Fartar IAIE PHOSPHATE _ Cream of K3 AR 64-66 Frank Nged Printing ? 35-6 The BULLETIN Co. lin Street not received with | I @ | completed. ston | ‘Bighteenth' school district. At the annual meeting of the schopl district, Tune 2, 1899, 7. Barber neesented & communication in which he stated that desiring to manifest in a ~material and permanent manner” his interest in_the public schools, he had deposit- ed one thousand dollars, to be called the “Paleg S Barber fund,” the an- nual interest df which should be di vided into three prizes, “to be award- ed to those three students of either sex, who are now, or may hereafter be rezistered in the Eighteenth school district, who shall’ present the best three essays.on any ome Or more sub- jects previousiy anrounced by the principal. r. Barber was among the first to e erection of the fine school West” Broad street. Whes ucture was dedicated, Februs worth of books to the school v and in his will left a substan- the ‘income from which should be used|in the purchase of ad- litional books for the liprary ion with these annual oid district lines wil and only Pawcatu igh school and the the grammar schoo! ards. and fif- maintained Is of the h eizhth grade in will compete f teen essays w <o Che pupils have ames H. Wi 2 Phelps two ted as of Stonin of Lo have sele P the committee teacher in th, Local Laconics. Alderman Th London was a Westerly ayling boat club on the Little N ansett bay, is | shore of instrue- coll n | Annville mer vacation is home for | e and town commit- tee on the erection of a town hall i E | Fannle E. Wil rarian of th ry. started Mo iz’ vacation, on T > which she will spend read a reiation meeting association Dr. Wil ARCADIA’S FIRE. Barn and Its Contents No Insurance. STONINGTON Borough Ofiicials Invite New Indus- try to Locate in Town—Firemen Plan for Memorial—Singing Club's Picnic. Wanderers Take Bcth Games. Wanderars played w WE io Hooks and Eyes. A New Idea In House Dresses ' Potato Vines from B “and Blight. ugs Famous : Double Service Garments Prices Buttons or Princess Easy To Put On. are making a special display of these gar- enls and believe that every one of our customers will be interested in seeing them. many special features improvement over “0ld Style” house dresses. ake fhese garments a great and Twor Pyrox, Arsenate of Lead, Will Increase the Yield. FOR SALE BY The Chas. Osgood Co. 45-47 COMMERGE STREET WHOLESALE The hat that fits the head comfortably and. stylishly. The Oval in “L.& H.” hats is shaped to make a comfort- able fit without binding the head. « The Light Weight of “L.& H.” hats is another feature of comfort for hot weather wear. High or Low Crown, wide or narrow brim with edges carefully treated to prevent breaking down, the shape'is retained by the “ L. & H.” process of sizing and special drying and pressing. In Style and Finish, even the silk trimmings and lin- The Style with Pocket Reversible Fronts. Easy To Launder. ings appeal to Smart Dressers,” and cause a feeling of satisfaction and pride when you lay down your hat show- ing the “ L. & H.” trade-mark name. « Every Style for Every Man." ——SOLD BY— Norwich, Conn. P. J. MORLEY, Paris Green and Bug Death We Recover Furniture and do Carpet Laying Malted Milk A REAL MALTED MILK ‘THE BEST THAT SCIENCE CAN PRODUCE JTHAS NO EQUAL MALTED MiLK DEFT BORDENS CONDENSED MILKCO! NEW YORK B R RN HEn TH The Modern Wash-day Time was when The Wash was a weekly nightmare, wash-day dinner a by-word. The New Perfection Oil Cook-stove has changed all that. Once thé wash-boiler is on the stove, it leaves you free to attend to the dinner or any other work. helton against a_par presented resolu < meeting She oue who crested as I hiave named them, for now 1 feel as it er sutfered from eve to atfick me so jong as 1 Remedies in the house.” Green, 929 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Aug. 29, 1910. of the shellfish commissioners regarding disposal of sewage and the waste WOULD LIE AWAKE ALL NIGHT WITH ITCHING ECZEMA Eves tin.) Senator Me- nate today a g a pension to James Coi- nsignton at the rate of $30 i r. Colley served in Com- Fifth Massachusetts infantry. presented petitions from the grange and the Mountain { Litchfleld protesting againsc ation of the agreement proposed Wa T Busines house Repre rt Business Men's & the so-called i h a parcels post national of Floor association ervation of ing the ne- dment of the tax law tive Reilly presented reso- adopted at a mass meeting held | Trish-American _and_German- ainat the enactment of the od arbitration treaty with Great Also a petition of certain cit- New Haven requesting a-re- e duty on raw and re- Also petitfons of W. J the Naugatuck Ratail ugar. and ince I can remember I was a terribl { eczema, and other irritating skin 1 would lie awake all night, and s intolerabie. -aly humor back, and being but a child, scratehed it. @ 3 hing it. 1 v hands wer mber of seeuied beyond e dind knowledge to cure Numerous (reatments any benedt from them, 1 s my graticude 10 the | The Cuticura Miracles,’ 1'can almest dare any. 2 (Signed) €. Louis Druggists’ protesting against house bill No. 8587, which provides for the raising of add tional revenue by on proprietary med resolutions adopted hy the Connecticuat | Merchants’ 1 Conference of Republicans. (Special t ngton, Whip Representative John W. Dwight has sent to all the republican mem- bars of the house a card calling them: to an informal cus room of the new house building on Tuesday morning, The call h: You can move a New Perfection where you please and light it in a moment. It requires no attention after that. A single gallon of oil lasts all three burners seven hours or more. No coal or wood to carry; no fire'to feed; no soot nor ashes. It keeps a kitchen or laundry cool and clean. It cooks to perfection, with the least trouble and expense. Mae it 1, 2 and . turquoise bive spameled < Handeomely i 2- and 3-burner moves can be ‘without & cabinet top. which augatuck cing a stamp tax es, etc. Also the association relating to the parcels post. The Bulletin.) 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Kewws With and WMot ben. For Beoklets sdaruss NICHOLAS BAi4, WOTEI, 00. PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. JOHNSON & BENSON, 20 Central Avenue. SLATE ROOFING n&pgmwn Sanitary Plumbing A peep into an up 1o date bathroom is only less refreshing than the bmth itself. During the summer you will the more ook to the bath for hedily comfort. I will show you sampies and plans of the porcelain and other tubs and give you estimates for the work of putting them in in the best manner from a _sanitary standpoint—and guars antee the entire job. J. E. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street The Vaughn Foundry Co. IRON CASTINGS farnished rc-'-fly. Large steck of patterns. No. 11 te 25 Ferry Strest S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardeon and Boynton Furnaces. 55 West Main Strest. Norwich, Cenn. T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, 92 Franklin Strezi, Dr.F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Qh;:;:::onzuildinu Annex, Room A. 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