Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 27, 1911, Page 6

i IN WEST{M.Y o . o & Vi A|~ Rathbun’s Burial—S. 3 ception Postponed. M Celebration After Sunset—Water Carni-| Miss Mary Donahue, teacher in the sl:thl 'ing.ho‘ lhcm’s'm;dwhny se'l’:&ol. - i , Fireworks, et al. "Rlflmd L‘bm'- OF 40 At s pleait ai Nauvame Setus: | day. The trip was made in les?l boats. ~ At the island games of kinds were played. At noon dinner was . . sereed andthe return tHip was made | salt pork ot Ib. O%e Rev. B under the direction of an expert in| Burial of John Alden Rathbun. R Ib. The n“ g - s g g | of paneasure carried | The purial of John Alden Rathbun with SRt 1+« Wit erk, | decidod 15 raise the tewired amsount. | (20K place on“Stontay ‘morning at 11 & . y i interested in the public lecturcs of | 3200 or $i00, by popular subseription: o conducied by mev wacek NSHOULDER. | 9| Native {Cuflm 1b. 18c{Yellow ONIONS I 4 S SALMON niversity icago, founded by | Attorney He . Burdick took this ; : J20 i s c flat can John D. eller. Dr. Greene 1 | task unto himself and-on Monday he | onueon Pastor, of | the, Unfon Baptist ROAST M lm - Ib. J2L|{VEAL|Chops - Ib.15¢| 2 qts. 11b. prominent in_the university religious | raised $100 for the purpose. He be- | vfiner 'a former pastor and a lifelong % 2 o to 10 Tanture i ihat mmamt desans- | for Ca venily Aret. cings Hlsplas can | flend. The honorary bearrs wers G s G ; 3 YDA 4 pecial depart- | for a_rea st cluss display £ TRIN Sticky FLY PADER ment upom these subjects: A Ngw | be secured within two da Fot. cin- [uienne ot S Bheter, Capt, Best SIRLOIN Fancy Brisket ! ceen g - Field or & New Experience: Frederick | venience u receptacle for cash has | oo paiid Wiilam I Smith. The STEAK = = 1b: Corned Beef - 1b. Q2U|BEANS - - gqt, do. 6 double sheets . W. Rohertson: Hcrace Bushnell: Side | been placed in the stores of Arthur | Wiiam E. Lamphere, Charles La :nlh- of the Preacher. Dr. Greene | N. Nash and John T. Murphy tham, . Edwin. R, Williams, Ira C. lecturer of Dl’fl'.‘l['.’d} e . E o ‘s &~ %:.‘w...m?... e Looal Laconles: e e Dy = "‘3.‘,‘.‘ i Spring LAMB Bermuda ONIONS Fine, Sweet Geo. Washingeon own univer: New- as Inghami, a skille € o B miversity and New. | Thomas Ingham, & skilled carpenter. | 1y vocepeion which was o be s ewing| VE flcnopsm-«m 1. G - - 21bs. | J0|Table BUTTER 1. Z/G|CRISP - - 3 pkes. [ D'M churches ia Lynn, | on Thursday V' by .. H At SRRV AR nnd Evansten, 111 camp, Sons of Veterans, to those who before going ek, now of "2 took part in the play, The Nurse of n. i a son of Alvin Greene, for | is here visiting His father, Capt. H:|Southern' Tennes: 5 ,,dee“h post- German of the First Baptist| o0 i poned a month ow toe death of J. c erly, and superintendent | Walter T. Murphy, manager of the | Alden Rathhun. Frankfurters 2 lbs. of '.lln Rock mills, with residence m ()H‘Euer ew Londen, a Death of Stonington Member. 'VanCamp's MILK 2 Lunch TONGUE 25 Tall size - 3 cang q - - 11b.can [H 3 in Tower street, Westerly. “:’;;~ ‘y"h“‘”“:"‘r" e S A special meeting of Pequot cam r three an, ity aneofio’ ¥ ST | Modern Woodmen of America, waz | RS Cured Lar, i 3 N CABBAGE [Excelient Quality Double- S ot |1 T S R e e I3 SO v 1, | DAC[ERRIONSY - oz 290[" T S 2T 15 AGIMACARONT s | JC[MATCHES S W 10¢ 42 3DC New POTATOES - - 3 gqts. 23 c Latge OR{\I\IG]EZ' 5 i pelicy:Balers_in | avenue who died at his home in Stoninston =~d. l:n: gdwo:'::fifimon-l“l ‘1;“' | Mr nd M »\rll\ur‘.l b ash re- | Saturday =vening and \\?lm was :* was -~ y Nenefici: 3. | ceive 0 hower of tin Monda, as a | member of Pequot camp. It was votes p dll’ 2 - cen o""s + P" F"l‘ "jll'c'd g 1 Ellteffl m In this sum is I;lml “’f’l“"“‘l $14,000 | po ol marital o urrence ten [to send a delegation to attend the rd'm l"l'd n ‘l'y iof 5 “' -4 hf ss'w or over Shl’ Prl u u’ St‘tlm n . B et B s i Sarren O. | years services and act as bearers and also 3 Westerly, but is credited to Chepach A smail men, | send & BFRELSCE. - which was the home of Mr. A i B WOt - Village Vari The largest individual policy In the | and four nors ugh West- | yiss Stisicee Palme urned_to STONINGTON state, §: ,000, was paid to the estate erly Morday , bound towards Portland, after a visit with Miss i of Mr. R Dun of Narra New Londc Louise Paige. Pittsburg Yacht on Annual Visit— Pler. John yConnell, an old-time stone | Waterman Wilcox of shire school! Small Catch of Fish This Week— Places in the state in which bene- cutter, who has e ged in farming |is the guest of his father, Orrin Wil- PURE RICH COWS MILK Bcleries seceived lezs than $10000 arc | of late vears, suffered o paralytic shock | col : - : Personals. Albion, Ashaway, Auburn, Block Is- turday, but his condition is not con- | Mr. and Mrs. Byron Billings and ¥ % g e Jand, Carolina, Diamond Fill, Fast | sidered seric four daughiers lefc. Monday for their| The Adams Expreds office in Ston- end WHOLESOME CEREALS | 1 l i ‘Warren, Harmony, Harrisville, Ho . kinten, Kingston, Longmeadow, Lon, | dale, Manton, North Kingstown, Port § smoueh. Pottsr Hill, Rumford. Warren, ®r.d Washingtcn. | | R e T G = ington is to be in charge of Mr. John- judged cuilty [ SumImer Home N faason of New York| S0n. Wwho was on the steamer Watch Sy 2 Wil PORIC Hill. His place on the steamer will corge Costello has returned from a ¢ be filled by Fred Bellamy. tin Worcester. o~ na Yacht on Annual Visit. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fairbanks and iyt ; ; : et = acht Elreba, owned by Mr. L e e e e 5. Darlington of Pittéburs, Pa., Mo and Mrs H. B, Lamb are enter- | cime into the harbor Sunday, as has I e Dlanche Jodd: of Deen her custom for several years. She e { was in command of Captain Haskell yGarra was a common drunkard by the ct court Monday, and sen- one vear in the state work- are combined in boys, age 1 came to W nd 16, terly in a and spent ce station. They yme Monday morning. It is definitely decided that there will_be & Fourth of July celebration in Westerly and that it will be held after sunset. Although no general com- mittee of citizens has been appc wers ‘Malted Mllk Paweatuck, over a which will be in full along the river bank: also arrangel for a tion with the owners ol pro. ed to isit with his| L. C. Chittenden, P. O. M., of Guil- seorge Wilcox. | ford, and P. O. M. Potter of Mystic re callers on Pos 10 l"']lw for the event, ther T '] : "“." ‘U!- hat ?4\(- ;(mfin s Lila Paine, principal of the| v("x’;‘!‘l\{?e'nx.s:;nd“r{h:nflsl;‘rxn'fi;g?“:; \ mintual co-operation that employed in Wes I not WoPk on | B et efs Monday for hee | lInston’ often “spen s erowned with success, The West Monday in obedience 1o orders to join | home In Albany | Wateh Hiv, having a residence there. You are the Loser “ i 99 Yacht club took the initiative when |in a nless there was an in- of | Steward Joecill HILDIEE OF Diey: S If satisfied with a Substitute e st 1 e or arrangeraents were made for | ¢ $1.60 to $185 a ana | anc ineer Davis of New Jersey are 7 n carnival on the river. Th | with the . The vacht made For Sale at Yoar Druiists L. are oftered for the best illuminated sdern Ind amphere has the | out for New Haven Monday for a few o i : B R estock. cver & presrived i {9 Bricfs and Personae. As the bride led her friends into her " Wilcox has fter a weeK Mr. and M cool, spotless kitchen, they broke into a chorus of approval. club filumin rty froni exceedingly Sunda: on &r sdjacent to the river e it NOANK Mrs. L. W. Morrison and_children “Well, I am proud of #,” she said, “and proudest of 3 en "the Westerly band fell . i are spending twe weeks in New Lon- ) . : " Jing with the offer to give a ha Sixth School District Meeting—Guests | don. all of my stove. It’s a New Perfection Oil Cook-stove, py cert from a float in the ri b the progress of the marin well as before and aft. stitution for the re evening concert in Matters had progressed in Town for Today’s Weddifg. Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Marston have from a visit of a week in of the th adelphia. where they attended the turday eve- | World’'s Baptist convention of officers elec! _Fred L. Oakes of Providence was guest of George Haley over Sun- andlthmklh are the best in the world. They toast, roast, broil and bake equally well—really to perfection— and the kitchen stays much cooler and cleaner with any other range. This stove cuts my kitchen work almost in half. The annual meet school district g. The follows Commitiee, David b when some patriotically inclined cit- ¥ oty e 3 2 [ gmens thought that in order\io make | ¢ ; AL et e r'i’ vrtle Lippincott of Madison is the There is no wood or coal to carry for a New Per- . 1he celebration complete there should | Cit and demon- turned from = | t of Miss Elizabeth Muller for 2 I [ De an elaborats display of f | st e | the week. fection; no ashes to clean up. It is ready for use as scon from NYew York. repont Greene of New York is 2 — economical nsett Pler to at- iest of Eugene P. Edwards. as lit; 03' at a touch of the fingers as well as Homeopathic con- H. Cowan returned from vention, arrived n Westerly Monday 5 a visit of several weeks in Maine. quu:k and convenient. S e b morning in five automobiles. They at- |visiting her. sis . es Ba Fishermen report but small catches, 6 tracted e the banners of | beo npty > | thought to be owing to the fogzy, rainy Y 1N 3 Stidhed dotvushons. Pbi Alpha Gamnra on the back of each | "o 0f Ml street, @ @ wport ix the | Weather which has prevailed around ; - 1t Adds to th 3:Sowpey soves o ko lud il oy automot e of his parente, Mr. and Mrs. M. | here for the past weel & s 1o e The_directors o ter! pring stree ! —_— "abric cc has been ill | BALTIC 5 Charm of the is’ improvin. e . Pord has robaracd frof| Socistius AGerd Gpisiak Mass and : Summer Evening At Little Cost Effective sulphur-water baths Decorate Graves of Deceased Mem- bers—Local Bri Lena Fraser h At any time Clicquot Club is good; but it is most refreshing at the close of day, it to Mrs. Annie den, t 9 o'clock which they had celebrat- in honor of the feast of St. John was celebrated by the Rev. 1dambrine, who also accom- the soCieties to the cemeter: ney decorated the graves of ed members. The memorial delivereg* in_an_eloguent ather Valdambrine. The societies then marched to the George croix farm, where breakfast was | served them, ‘after which the band . i ve an interesting concert, during the two societies and was won by Union St. Jean. NO PAIN NO HIGH PRICES PAINLESS EXTRACTION Teeth extracted and filled painlessiy for the most nervous and deleat people. Dr. King's method is the only absolutely SAFE trzatment known 1o dental science. Full set teeth 33, and up, with the Nataral Gums: Gold may be made at little cost - iry Langworthy | St Jean's and the Union St Jean - . % z = ,,:x{ il wiiter aaxl Time to Arbitrate. | PR 3 | socisties accompanied by the St. Jean when its grateful coolness and nippy, stimu- 3 from e ent | Stape of Stor * band marched in procession to_the E. 9 g e B ent | Stapelyst of Stobington. 1| Immaculate Conception church Sunc lating zest drive away xangue and summer evening enn s | tieve i ‘narbitratic er the other | from a visit day morning to attend the high mass Oppl—esswcnpss' de | tia | Sulphur sOa.p Philadelphia Inquirer. Excellent for rheumatism, Influsnce Encourages Extravagance. hives, heat rashes and many o gladiy en : chronic skin diseases. Al droggises. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, S0c. ns. s gone and Mr » Times. When Teddy Speaks. ymis i spoke | aph. " Whers fo Buy in Westerly | B Crown and Bridge Work 5 Guid F 3 Home Frcm Washington. 3 L 5 : t _ Knows He's 3 Has Been. i o o ehine Heard About the Village. Nothing so satisfies the thirst as a glassful of Pt o o lien, the dog iif the man Imond I Tougas of Boston is vis- Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. Tt is safer than ice DR IHDMAS JEFFEIISDII Klls . him quit in dis Wa sad, Srme uite water. The fine, fresh Jamaica ginger has a tonic Premier Painless Dentist, origl- INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY p ase Phaneuf, who has been = E = nator of the King Safe System of : 3 Hartford, has returned effect—and the confectioners’ sugar and pure citric Painless Dentistry, which makes Weaterly Branch are known tc et it 2 ainless Dentistry, which makes y Yitiiied. of eatl ne. i ruit flavors give zest and food value. Clicquot all dental operations painless. Capital .Three Million Dollars Patitions, and Protests in the Sgnate, | 1 ™™ - Ses Inn Essato Club is non-astringent. Burpius .........Three Million Dollars | ———————————————————/| ol e ; e i DR. JACKSON, Manager. FRANKLIN SQUARE A Over Pifly Thowsand Accounts. Wins Fight for Life. | e : e e e Other Clicquot Beverages: Sarsaparilla, Birch k Liberal, ecurteous and efficient ia fee [ It was E S loody matte ned from E R Beer, Root Beer, Blood Orange, Lemon Soda. 2 — management. ames e rns is visiting in Boston, ] Which | “onnecticut hor and Tall River At good > : 5 % = following peti : good grocers \ \ P o =g el Howing petii B of Rockvi i St Fidelio Beer |Engiish Lusch ::2.55% ... JETio aevenicom coutagen situnted 1n | e SENEG Ol Tanavslin . £ | Sedford is b 7 On Draft or in Bottles. { Hand's Celebratzd Half Stocz Als Womiorsy "1 ottt “Baving 4§ foof ron; of Harmony srenge, Mu | sister, Mrs. Samuel Thi- a 3. . WORTH & CO., \ A ) Team Delivers Everywhera. a speclaity #treet front, and beth ing vaca grange, Bloomfi Danbur 1 of Main street, who is danger- Jand adjoining that o Fensonable sires. be secured at archaser de- heat, electria Insp , _ Danbui and PI ge, Plyinonth, all in opp ratification to the = recipre Porceiais el rriage 1i PATient (Nt | ikt < | William Edwin ; presented the petitions of | Wiliam Edwin G A. Harty bra L0 H, ot | 2 et woek ain; Div e o outh Man: At College Centenary. H, of Rev. U. O. Bellerose is in Montreal the centennial of St. Hya- eph Bu‘eau entertained last | wiek Mrs. Henry Barnes and baby of Bedford and Miss Josie Broek | oty B it " ) = i n. JACKEL & C0. Formerly D. O Br ry €8 No. Main, Marriage Tel. 136-5. cor. Market and Water Sta. WHES you want to put your bus| pess before the public, there is no me dium betcer than through ihe adverti ing columas of The Bullstin. Frask W. Coy Real Eatate Ce., rbara Reiber of Westerly, R. L WHEN ness before the pupie, th dium better than thronsh ns of The Bulletin. Buy Your Shoes and Husmry i A e e e mind and temper. But iUs hard for a d get & coupon on the Planc 10 be | wonuin to be charminz without heslth PORTILL’S Be voieons stiom Tt Sl B .9 “ON THE BRIDGE.” skin_ eruptions and Jon, Bt atification~ef the pro ation treaty with G petition of the I ociation oi New Lon- | . mea also presente Men's association inst th Tk Besccts pogt mith and daugiter R xbridze, attending the of Misses Helen and ks tehed comy Exanbtishea 1901 FTareld L. Wells. O. D, Optometrist. e also B from the e Defective vision corrected by the prop- i : e o Not Interested. @r adjustment of lenues. Room 9, Pot- | - o { somia, the Motor Car com-{ < i Prie ter-Langworthy Block. Westerly. R. L | . any of F e Manufac- | | h r sident | bout the earthquake i the MADE BY HAND, Middls Aged and Elderly People Hand Made Work is Our Spec Whips and all Harness Suppiic s to_m: But He's Not a Winner. e retyrns Use Fo e b z‘“‘mll‘ et ' ‘ 7 hensl, ST Ladies EVCI'YWIIC!’Q Testimonial Kidpey Pills for quick and individual fideal yvears. Mr. Bryan says he would cheerfully perman of kid- rled in Factory Made Haress 2e% DA hlsdaes % Gs bats Senator sented a peti- t Folk for president.—Denver are glad te know of the wonderful benefit thet Viburn-O-Gia T 3e& Seen a great sufferer for yeare defore leasuing in stock unglll‘_w.n:"\‘l‘pn“’. LA aag adaer 0 ey Dati nual convention Denver Republican. has always been te suffsrers of thelr WRarn-O-Gin. 1 hed misplacement, fainéing spells, constast Removed io 44 West Broad Streef, | & Os ecticut, the proposed L 4 & & & e s e oAt : H : & & L Thousands of ladles spread the gecd Rews ememg Chely ®eignbors end friends. Others write lettsrs for publication, that suftering sisters, unknown te them, may learn sbous it in the newspapers. ®0 the good work goes on. Viburn-O-GiR is a purely vegetable cemapound, containing no harmful properties is aetively specific In its curative action on the womasdly ergans and functiens. To youmg and old # is highly recemmended for the treat-. ment of all-forme of emale troubles. headache. and other female troubles, which made me feel very weak I'tried different doctors, but none guve me sellef, = took Viburn-O-Gin and it velievea me se much thet I waat you to spread the news of what it has dene for me. It certalnly will @e as much fer other sick wemen.” \ t battle Fiftieth Anniversary of Bull Run. (Special to The Bulletin.) : vers c ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT $1.25 & bottle with fyll directions. FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL CO., 106 West lfl’th Street, chy York. T wwwwwwwww really be a e o Restores color to Gray or on Juls 10 with | Faded hair—Removes Dan- Ahobut-tie reall druff and invigorates the Scalp + armies wili| —Promotes a luxuriant, foom in (he after- | healthy hair growth—Stops its ratt and the Need Printing ? i noon, Presider ern- or of ¢ 1 is expect- | falling out. 1Is not a dye. 35_6 Ey gRn okt $190 40 She. ot Drug Sences or dizeet upoe 1l P regiments of of price and dealer’s name. Send Connecticut will Lk present sie boric Philo Hay Speciatics Coy Newarke, N. 3., U. S.A. Hay’s Harfina SOAP is uacqualed pBifie Dromin, for Skempociat the bt aad kecsint the Sealg p00med 0T | clean and healthy, aiso for red, rongh chapped Presiite Bands and face. Z5c. at Draggiste, < heter REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES ve heel hmoking Engler & Smith, Chas, Osgood & Co.. Post. The Lee & Osgood Co., Utley & Jones The BULLETIN Co. 64-66 Franklin Street isher was i