Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 10, 1911, Page 2

MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. Summer Wash Dresses PRICED BELOW COST - OF 'PRUBUGTIBN This is one of the most notable events of the season. 25 A “’"WS MANTH £ Shield. A car from,D. A. Turgbull's Lo . . garage was 'phoned for to bring the What !s Going On Tomight. party back to this city. Morin-Boulais Wedding ~— Repairing Havll* Pictures at the Bijou and Scenic Temple. E i Tk Roadbed of Providence and Danisl- Henry Tilden Breaks Arm. Qbwebetuck Lodge, No. 16, 1. 0. 0. .| . Henry, Rl 10, eldest. of the Aye| 2on Read—Barbers’ Union Arranges Cotanyose Councll, No. 14, Knights of | sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tilden, cor- | for Outing. “ Willimanti y ‘Asso- |Mer of Walnut and Spring streets, is 3 AR Clerks’ Protective ‘Asso: temporarily laid up with a broken arin mmss Emma Bowen of Hartford is oy < 'w & fas-a vemult of being piiched out ofw | the Suest of Mrs. O W. Bowen CITY COURT. hammock at his home Tuesday even- | Mrs. William F. Pickett and Merrill ot oy ing. The lad was swinging rather | Pickett, who have been spending sev- Hampton Woman Held in $50 Bonds|hish, it is understood, and 'in some f::l{le:elzkflpr:v‘fi;lenl&a‘}v exéenl-;g;u. re- — Charged ~ With ~ Theft — Clarence [ Maner lost his grip upon the ham- | ™y, E. W. Hayward and Payson ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. Sabins Permitted to Leave Town— | ficient force to break the left arm at | Hayward of Middletown are at the iRl | A PreparationforAs- Boy Trespassers Also Reléased. the elbow. His father fushed him tg [Jacebs cottage, Alexander's lake, for similating tteFood: : LN | ting e Siomachs df "Willimantic, Dan * " DANIELSON the office of Dr. Owen O'Neil in his | the month. ; Deputy Judge James A. Shea, who |automobile and had ths arm fixed up.y Mrs. J. Perkins and niece are visiting just returned from his vaeation, had a | The lad_will be laid up for quite a [in Southbridge, Mass. busy session in police court Wednes-: while. The break was a clean one, i day morning, thers being four culprits | however. before him. Lena Vickers Wallen of Hampton was arrested upon the arrival of the 850 a. m. train by Chief E. H. Rich Morin—Boulais. At St. James' church Wednesdsy morning Charles E. Morin and Doria 3 FUNERAL. Mrs. Celenda Caulkins. If it were possible for you to buy the mate- mond on a warrant charging her with value of $10 from the home of Mrs. Evie B. Edgarton on Pleasant street. stealing clothing and jewelry of the| The funeral of Mrs. Celenda Caul- kins was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of her daugh- Boulais, both of this place, ware unii- ed in marriage at 5.30 by the Rev. Fr. Faur, only a few relatives being pres- ent. 'After a lunch at the bride’s home rials and make one of these garments without reckoning anything for your labor. the cost would still be considerable higher than the price at which these Dresses are marked. The woman was taken to police head- | tef, Mrs. H. U. Lyons, at Mansfield|the couple left at 7.20 for Worcester quarters and arrived just in time for | Eour Corners.. Rev, Leonard H. Smitd, | making the trip by auto. From there the opening of court. When put to|Pastor of the ~Spring Hill® ‘Baptist |they will go to Montreal, visiting Mr. ol i plea she entered a plea of not guilty | CRUrch, was the officiating clergymar. | yiorin’s parents. They expect to spend » and requested a continuance of the|The bearars were Clarence Savage, Irv- | three weeks on their honeymoon trip. S| case in order that she might procure | in€ _Fuller, George Bradbury N;‘d After that they will return to resile ¢ - a couple of witnesses. The case was | Charles Rosebrooks. Burial was in the | here, where Mr. Morin is emploved in ordered continued until this (Thurs- | cemetery at Willington Hill. Funeral|ihe 'grug store of his brother, L. J. “se Aperfect Remedy for Consfigz | tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoca ‘Worms Convulsions.Feverist: Good Bargail\s ln Each Lot day) morning and Mrs. Wallen was |Director H. N. Fenn of this city Was in | Morin. The bride is the daughter of | ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. héid under $50 bonds. charge of the arrangements. A. Boulais, a local painting_contractor. We realize that BARGAINS is a much || irice supnsvvons coxe wax con | (0 om0l commition. | 1y, TePairing Trolley Roadbed. misused and garbled word, but that should not ||in mrsstisnion, ac Eiver 40 lava| ¢ esuiar mecting of ihe fovn | paling i ghed of e FronTfencs interfere with its proper use. suspended upon the condition that he|attended by a quorum only, five mem- |[sjand company. This includes that The saving on every garment in this offer- leave Willimantic at once, which he | pers, it was voted to make a test of quickly agreed to do. At the time of | the practiability of ofl on a portion of | section of the Frovidence and Daniel ing is such as to make that garment a BAR- GAIN in the fullest sense of the word. his arrest Sabins had a dangerous .44 the ficor of Windham High school. The > E ] calibre British bulldog, double actlon, | committee also voted to allow _the | ama (e clty line at Frovidence Kifty revolver fully loaded and a couple of {purses of St. Joseph's hospital to hold |ang otherwise improving the roadbed. old Bibles. "Chiet Richmond allowed | their coming open air carnival on the | e ooyt SS CRRTEVAE (HE TORCIN him to keep the Bibles, but kept tho|grounds of the Natchaug school. Upon |gence end first and will cover the en- revolver, adding it to the motley col- | motion of J. F. Twomey it was voted |tire line to East Killingly. This is in lection ¢ headaus Sore to observe Oct. 12, Columbus day, 85 a ljina with the improvements announced L t N 1 ‘William Ryan, aged 18, and Thomas | school holiday, and. the date was au-lgome time ago when the road was 0] O. McAvoy, aged 18, both claiming Dor- | thorized, with orders to be inserted in |jonsed for & term of years fo the chester, Mass., as’ their home, were ar- | the nexi school calendar. S e e e b R rested at 1245 o'clock Wednesday i v New e ol At $1.00 Each meraing "for 'being “frcepassers - upos oBITUARY. e T e i L 2 firoad property. The lads, with a bl . 3 This Lot consists of Chambray, Lawn and colored companion, who had come into 1o fhs sohofiule af the siw Finntne 19 Linen finish, in dainty Summer Colors, blue with G ¢ Major Amos T. Fowler. tween here and Providence. t a - . i e e Eh, nad 8 Jide troue| Major Amos T. Fowler. aged S5 Pationt at Backus Hospital. white, brown with white, black with white, and - lavender with white dots. All trimmed with ;i 5 5 S i Ve v eveni 10.30 i Jelli < 2 mixup the colored lad got welted in the | Vears. died Wednesday evening at 0| Miss Nellie Head underwent a suc face. The three ran, but the colored |0'clock at Fairview hospital. following }cesstul operation at the Backus hos- man was the only onz to escape, the{? brief illness. Death was due t0 a|pita] Norwich, Tuesda. | their work, and then made his escape. and children of Providence are at Le Lot No. 2 ad litem, W. C. Lyman, the lads plead- ed guilty to trespassing. They claimed be on their way to New York in search of work, The court imposed a the oldest and best known residents of the town, having lived hera practically all his life. He represented the town vears ago in the general assembly. For parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wood, of Bread street. Frank Gartland of Stamford is ex- pested home here Saturday to spend ing from the wounds, one in the thigh and the other abeut the ribs, is at the Day-Kimball hospital. TJEWETT CITY g . vith ad- 4 Late Wednesday afternoon the Turk | A. Thornton's for a visit. above pair being caught near Thread | 8eneral breakdown coupled wit Ernest Wood of Providence has been oy = A e Bite A Mitea T hamburg and tucks, low neck and short sleeves. S “sduare - Throagh thels guardian | vanced age. Major Fowler was one of | ‘recent ‘visitor at the home of his|Bad not been captured. Bino, suffer. | AMiss Mary Potts and Miss Louise at Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Paul < Henry Fenner of New York is visit- ing at Mrs. Emma Olin’s. . Mr. and Mrs, Arthur M. Brown left > fin> of $5 and costs in each case anl| @2 Breat many vears he was engaged n|jis vacation with his parents, Mr. and ¥ ot 53 g & e At $]_ SO Fach remitted both on condition that they |the hardware business under the firm |\irs James Gartland, of School street. —_ : {;,“,,ild,"t = f]Ta“”;:"(‘-’rm;:?:ni,n«liutnr.: < o leave town at once, which they qid|name of Carpenter & Fowler, later s | Mr. ‘Gartland is employed in the Stam-| Andrew B. Cossar of Scotland Wins | {70, B S BHANCE TR, MRS with good grace. Neither of the lads | A '11' F‘g“@;‘; & Son, and also 8S|forg exchange of the Southern New| Miss McNicol as Bride—A. F. Class | had @ pemny. . b e e ot malis it oam E'I%‘éii‘&f%‘i?,‘,‘&’éfi o idence is| Entertained at Porch Party—Borough | Lake Champlain, visiting Mont Bass-Fenton Engagement Announced. | the hardware business he has been as- [spending a few days here with rela-| Brevities. sociated with the Vanderman Manu-|yic The engagement of Robert H. Fenton | fout aes B eon Tt | tives. and Miss Harriet M. Bass s an-|(octuring company, having - | president for several yvears, and hold e s Gy 18 connected With |ing this position at the time of his 3 cas a man beloved and Bass has taught in the Oaks schooh for | Jcatl: | He was o man beoved *me }a number of years. i Pretty Muslin Dresses with dainty flower de- signs. Somein very uncommon patterns, trimmed with hamburg, ribbon, frills and tucks, with bands of contrasting colors, open back, low neck and three-quarter sleeves. enjoy the tour up Lake George and real. HASKELL SITE TURNED DOWN. Mansion House, the residence of Mr. e T A Barbers to Feast on Clams. and Mre. Archic MeNicol, was fillod | Borough Meeting Favors Some Other The local barbers’ union will hold a| with guests on Wednesday aftefnoon | Location for Soldiers’ Monument— clambake at the north shors of Alex-|whko had been bidden to attend the ander's lake next Sunday. The tables|marriage of their daughter, .Jessic| New Committee Named. will be set for the members of the|Jjane, and Andrew Brown Cossar of death ths town loses one of its fore- | *il e S i e LOt NO 3 = = O e e e e e pnion only, there being about 30 mem- | Govan, Scotland. “The rooms were ar- | WP R e o B oo S St s Norwich Contractor to Bid for Road|community will not readily be filled. {Pers in all. 12 tistically decorated with pond { D Gtty. W Ak ey .. ovabim s i Miss Grace McFadden of Worcestar i . |at Jeweit Cit ¥ <, At $2 50 Each Work. There survive ‘a widow and a son, A estar | carnations, gladioli, potted plant B gty by g s is visiting with Mrs. James J. Dunn|paragus ferns and palms, with to and family for a few days. __|of Scotch heather brought by the Miss Marie A. Duval of Worcester is|pridegroom from the old country for | a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. George|this occasion. The S Contractor Wilcox of Norwich was in Frank T. Fowler, the latter of Ames- voted not to purchase the property bury, Mass. owned by G. A. H the sold monument. The old mon- Willimantic Wednesday looking over the plans and specifications for the ST stretch of new state road that is 10 ; Personals. ell as a site for Sturdy Scotch Ginghams and Percales, Chal- lies, Chamb. d F; i i Caron this week. pis ccoasion. ~The Scotch flag %o |ument committee was discharged and SSgERn g anc hesnih i Tinens e - inclided be built between South Windham and | Frank R. Jackson of Prospect straet| The regular monthly meeting of ‘ha|room. The coremony took place at § | & new one elected as follows: A M. in this lot. Williams® Crossing, and it is under-|spent Wednesday in Hartford. court of burgesses was held Tuesday | o'clock before a background of ferns, | BroWn. J. F. H. Tracy, J. stood that he will put in a bid for the | ¢y aich e avening. Routine business was trans- . ¢ acef ob. 'Aherm Bros. of this city and Mer- | wonarles Burton ~of Norwich was a palms and potted plants, with gracefi v T " N o %) acted and the usual bills voted paid. 2StO enea a t Tl H. Jones, also of this city, wil | Wilimantic visitor Wednesday. The county commissioners met at the | fui foral beil ot pond 1ice. cverere bath put in hids for the construction| Harry Solway of Centar street is en- |county farm at Brooklyn Wednesday|and heather. The Episcopal ser of the road. The bids are to be opened | tertaining Joseph Feinberg of Hart- }¢or the regular meeting for August. was used, the ceremony being perform- | this (Thursd afternoon in the of- | ford d - ps £ . There is ome question as to the legality of the action of the meeting in regard to | discharging and clecting committees, as no clause touching such action ap- peared in_the warning. B. Leciair Trimmings are hamburg, fine embroideries, lace, pretty pipings and braidings. Some have lace yokes, others eyelet of embroidery yoke, and i 2 : : : K o i o = Children’s Day at Park. ed by Rev. W. H. Gane, LL. D., pastor e it to- Shb abNTuniEst tand sailor collar with tie, high or low neck with three- gfeur:nl;‘:r;mh s e e sll:‘elétt‘m;;‘en‘{' c?fi“&‘ii’-e’wfifwsfi§ks‘§: A large Lumber. were present at|Of *he Congregational church, of which fr:m"‘,;.‘;‘|:§<‘xlmgamp between the mer- quarter sleeves. o Hartford, Wildwood park Weadnesday when tho|the bride ig a member. As the wed-| S0 o e men last Friday was " ” - annual Children’s day attracti re | ding party entéred the dining reom Has Oiled Stretch of Road. Miss Nellie McCormack spent _the | 2iii®l FEFEen s GOV SUTR e ons Frn | passing down the white-ribboned aisi Dr. E. G. Sumner, one of Mansfield's | 42y Wednesday with friends in East|gramme at the theater. All children | Miss Lucille Dickinson of New Lordon, enterprising citizens, has oiled a stretch | Hartford. riding to the lake on the cars were |the bride’s most intimate friend, play of road some 200 feet long in front of | Robert M. Bath of the Boston store |given a free pass for the rsturn trp|the wedding march from Lohensi his residenice and there is now no in-|commenced his vacation of two weeks and several prizes were given the|Alexander McNicol, oldest brother convenience caused by dust. His praise- | Wednesday. lucky holders of the coupon numbers, | the bride, attended the bridegroom as worthy act is worthy of note and might | Miss Clara Gelinas of Windham strest | A special programme was arranged at|best man. The bride’s only sister, Mi s turned over to the trustees Wednes- | day evening by the manager. Joseph McCarthy, and amounted to $21.45. ALWAYS ROOM AT THE TOP. John F. Stevens a Railroad Man Whe THE H. C. MURRAY co. well he imitated and followed by ofil- | jeft Wednesday for & two weeks' stay |the matinee porformance.in the open |Mary McNjcol, preceded the bride as | Knows How to Do Things. ers. The doctor is evidently a stau at Block Island. air theater by Manager Wilcox. er bridesmaid. < Ji—a s advocate of good roads, as well Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Hickey and LA s The bride, who was given away b John F S‘lew-m‘. fn}:mp‘;‘ h:{:':-,;((‘;?f other things beneficial to the gemeral| . o' Toic B0 & Now; or: R. I, for a PUTN‘M her father, was beautifully gowned Hill railroads in the Pacl c ; e public weal. Alfred Oden, anothar pub- | $0%, TGS AL NS B white satin charmeuse trimmed witn jis slated to become personal repre e e tx. stay. 3 = duchesse lace,.her tull> veil being|sentative of the syndicate in the con- tional railways of Mexi- co upon his return from Kurope. Mr. Ste known in Con- through Mis connection a few ago with the New Haven road for the purpose of mmking an account- of the value of the physical prop- erties of the various lines owned or tied by the Consolidated. When trol of the Times <. Are aTrifle Hard, But Cheer Up, for You Can i | 3 lic spirited citizen of the same town, is sy alse oiling the road in front of his| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKeon of |Workman Stabs Another at North |caught with orange blossom residence. In all probability other cit- | Hartford are guests of local friends Grosvenordale Mill—Beach, carried a shower bouquet of 1ili ] izens equaily publicly spirited will con- | for a few days. the valley and roses. The bridesma Mountain, At a tinue the good wor Miss Georgia Morrison of Lewiston i et S B was lovely in a white satin go avenue is -entertaining Miss Rose| Guests in Town. trimmings of Venetian lace. i i BT 2d pi illarney ros Mrs. Me- Accident on Auto Trip. Ahern of Hartford. Mrs. Johnson and daughter, Miss |1 PINE Killarney rose r V4 Vi b ol 1 ride’: oth wore black Wednesday morning all who chanced| Mr. and Mrs. Leweliyn P. Smith of | Mary Johnson of Grove Shest nacy|Nicol, the brides mo T i Vil atin wi broidered trimmings. to pass over the road near Williams' [ Lebanon called on friends jn Wili- |returned from a short visit with Mrs. |~ 8 revention wos feid arter the cera- | conire crossing saw a badly crlpgled sulgmn— ma;fli 'V:'e:i’ne:gas; e George Newell in Washington, R. I | mony, a buffet lunch being served by 25 with James J. Hill he received N bile drawn up beside the roadway av. F. J. Kuster of Jewett City,| Mr. and Mrs. David Clarke of Kill- e t of N h. 5,000 or more a vear. Get Money by calling at the T e B A Davenport of Norwic 06 v of South Coventry. was allingly avenue are entertaining Miss | The bride's gift to her bridesmaid| — " 0oy The numbers had been removed from | Willimantic visitor Wednesday. Jennie Chandler and Miss Emma |was a pear]l brooch, and to M Dic* . . See the car, but it was learned from peo- | Mr. and Mrs, Frank Herrick and two | Chandler of Willimantic, David Bowen | ineor wha not onis. plaved the wed- HOW'S THI H s Will be an education in the|ple living in South Windham that the | cpilgren. Helen and Richard, are at|8nd_Miss Anna Bowen of Bridgeton, ’d’;n‘;n.m:rr:.-h.nmlt was in charge of the| We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- l lma“ lC Bt biineaiol £ -'?ru‘:tflsx'he property of Fred C. Tilden | Bjock Island for a week's stay. ;; I, and Mrs. John Stites of Prov- | decorations, a chatelaine ' pin. The| ward for any guspRcatsr tnat sta- i Tincy, . gl dos s vni ence. . o gave the hest man a scarf- | 1ot be cured@ oy SR C HA A S PEIICHNCS OF SycECss Some time between 11 and 12 o'clock Bl};;a. G :[Va.ngc;;“";‘_!er:“" "::a R.| Misses Sylvia and Elizabeth Wheel- ‘,;,’,‘."" i bifde raceiind many oot | e b R s ¥ Loa“ Com all Tuesday evening Mr. Tilden with affioWh oF ZOrrold, Were, EUCR'S Ylock have been spending a week with |ful gifts, including cut glass, linen, | y (iéney for the fast 15 vears, and be- party. of young mew fiends, megibery 2 Mrs. C. F. Waterman at Kelsey Point. | embroidery, silver, mone welry. | ifeve him perfectly honorable in ail of the Thread City Cyclers, went o Charles W. Tryon has sold hie farm | pugene Himes is at York Beach, Me. paintings and china. Most precious to | business transactionsi and = financiaily 15 Union Siree.. for a ride in the car. As'the party|on Brandy Hill Thompson, to Selma| Mrs. D, B. Gilbert and two daugh- | the bride will be one of the gifts from Dut any'obligations made was running up the state road from|B. McMullen of Jersey City, N. J. ters are guests of relatives in Willi- | her mother, a gold watch and chain MARVIN, : s 3 Williams’ crossing the steering gear| George Ennis, who has been visiting | mantic. O ihg ake T past gensrafionc an o erms strictly confidential. went bad, rendering the car as a ship|friends in South Windham, returned| Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wood of Putnam | heirloom in the familv—and a diamond Hall's Catarrh Cure is taKen finter without a rudder in a gale, and before|to his home in Worcaster Wednesday. | Heights are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. | ring which Mrs, McNicol received from | nall the machine could be brought o a 8top | iss Brelr > i | Joacph: Weod, of Rochaster, it ran into the fence at the side of the | joriiss Ly el Ashar of Frospect strest acting dlr'ervv. ugon, the blood - - her husband at the time of the bride's| and ‘mucous’ surfaces of the system. B i h o4 7 express Wednesday for | A. N. Law is in Maine this week. birth, ‘1::::;:..msli}:|’she\§ua‘1‘re;m:::::( bc pe: state ‘road, and it is said that the car| Winagor, to be the guest of Miss Jen- Attending Camp Meeting. Theodore Robinson drove Mr. 10 Sold o el Brueiets. chots- was going some. iy Spingng hs Lo cary. Mrs, J. O. Fi a i ie | Mrs. Cossar by automobile to front axle, twisting the forward wheel, Mrs. J. O. Fox and Miss Hattie > 4 2 i : heir wedding trip including : ok d H. C. Tremblay of Holyoke. Mass..|Fox are attending Greene camp meet- | London. their ‘we ip’ 2 — K i Samae it andition % | route agent for the American Express |ing. Niagara Falls, Canada, Chicago .and s sioaiie Dk, ANl women, 40 i i i 2 Washington. The bride's traveling | cufrors from kidney and bladder and show him the credits,|breaking down two fence posts and |company, called on local Agent Charles | Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dwyer and’ their — broadcloth with hat | srouble than ever-before, and sach year VALUE OF MONEY Open an account in his name ELMORE & SHEPARD, (% ‘ccssors to Sessions & Eimo-e) tmbalme:s an! - Funeral [irectors, 60-82 Nocth Street, ~ S V. P a3 gown was a gra tearing a hole in the fence itself. H. Wilson Wednesday. children are at Ocean beach. 2y wi to Tewet! te of the 'n for quick relief and LADY ASSISTANT. deposits and interest. Shortly after the mishap one of (he| Raymond C, Snow, who has boen| Miss Angie Kennedy is entertaining | 1§ match- e e it ot o Tkl D L iere R Telephone coRRec!lom. voung men in the party was taken to|visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Emily Crandall of Providence. 4 3 W permand and, where theY | Remedy, which has proven itself to be i 5 e home, near by. and|Charles H. Snow, of 63 Turner stree, | Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Dunham have re- | 52il Sept 2 for Sco Remedy, Whicht sftective remadies. foe Mr. Chappell ide. s sus- | has returned to Boston. turned from a_month's stay at Charles- | 2T¢ to Tesid washed & cut in one leg that w - ar i e elder daughter of dney Jladder ailmerits, that med- tained by being pitched into the wind-] Mrs. H. L. Rothblatt, who has been | t0Wn beach, R. L “37»5» ‘C"“ s i\fir:r‘:i» o Sl e S ']" ¥ hoa : lf;.<‘é.<\,s.-d, The Lee & visiting Mr, and Mrs. Morris Rotn- | Mrs. John Morse of South Main |y ¢ S0 V8 BUCS L0 and general | Gogood Cor Vel' afl 0 [+ s ili H 3 blatt and family of Pleasant street, |Street is entertaining her father, A.|'Mer bemmg tie Bresicent o0 B - | Ossood C¢ — C itiimantic HEAD SOLID MASS OF HUMOR |»=s returmed to Boston. |P: Dennts, ot Foxhoro Masa. | ef Jowstt City:' She has been A King Who Left Home PR ARG e L Mrs. Herbert Gillaspie and son, Her- | j4p." £ %100 = 2 are Vis- | prominent in social and chureh inter- | ¢ e world to talking, but Paul | . CHISBRO Maia S 5 . I think the Cuticura Remedies are | bert, Jr. left Wednesday morning for : ests and her departure will be a source yp, ipyika, of Buffalo, N. Y., says he al- | 1 A H { the best remedies for eczema I have ever |a fortnight's visit with friends In On Summer Outing; of sincere regret to a wide circle of | Mt L T T HOME "the King of | g ninna aVngS NSTILULEC | neacaor. "5 mother had a chitd who had | Providence and Woonsocket, R. 1. Miss Trene Champeau is ing in | friend - [ ways e B Y iugte, Mew 2ate | e S e rash on its head when it was real young. Abraham Eisenberg, who has been a | New Hampshire. ss Rita Champeau Mr. Cossar is the proprietor of the| o, = ng that they're a blessing to all A nrce vartety or Fresh Flsh: also A Doctor called it baby rash. He gave us | gyest of his cousin, Benjamin Eisen- |18 the guest of relatives in Woonsock- |o0ld established printinz hpuse of John {4 mily. Cure comstipation, head- Scallops, Oysters and Clams, at (Established 1842.) medicine, but it did no good. In & few days | perg. for a week, returned to his hoine | €t and Master Edgar Champeau is be- | Cossar of Govan, Scoiland, which pub- indigestion, dyspepsia. Only ’se o - the head Was 2 sojid mass, s rynning sore. It |in Haverstraw, N. Y., Wadnesduy. ing enterimined by Hartford rela- |lishes The Govan Press ;r’l‘-l‘r;‘““'"a""; at The Lee & OsgoodwCo, [~ 2 S . ally. e i (3 he ves. A ¥ ess, and STRONG’S F:SH MARKET, 28 North St. H. C. MURRAY, President. had to hoid him and watch him to keep him | Mrs. Emma F. Palmer and son, Let- O s N i e T T ar - — rom scratchin 3 :fferi i 55 3 £ 3 ikt N. D. WEBSTER, Treasurer. | dreadiil. At st we rememberea: ooty tor Qarmier G C- ppalmer, of High stre2t |from a week’s stay at Winthrop beach.| Among the many hearty congrafl Remedies. We got a dollar bottle of Cuticura Miss Adah Alexander of Boston is|tions were 37 cablegrams from Sc Best Borax Soap o bars for 25c and 10 S¥H Green Trading Stamps Free, Best Naphtha Soap 5 bars for 25¢ and 10 S&®H Green Trading Stamps Free. The T. R. Sadd Co. 768 Main Street, Tel. 234-4 Willimantic, Ct. Crane’s Papers t JAMES HARRIES, . 801 Main Street. Willimantic, Conne 75 MONUMENTS, Headstonys and Markers In our stock ready to b erected. and tnspeci 1000 artistic designs. WM. F. & P. A. LENNON, corner Main and Watson Streeta Wiilimantic. Conn. Or. £ €. JACKSON—Dentist Pcirless Extracting and Filling a Specialty e Willimantic Obtain our prices 752 Mizin su;u. Resolvent, a box ef Cuticura Ointment, and 2 bar of Cuticura Soap. We gave the Resolvent as directed, washed the head with the Cuticura Soap, and applied the Cuticura Ointment. We had not used half before the child’s head was clear and free from eczema, and it has never come back again. . His head was healthy and he had a beautiful head of hair. I think the Cliticura, Olntment very good for the hairs It makes the h:ll'!?mw and prevents falling hair.” *_(Signed) Mrs. Francls Lund. Plaih City, Utah, Sept. 19, 1210. Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Oint- ment_(50c.) afford the most economical treatment for skin and scalp troubles from Infancy to age. Sold throughout the world: Bend to_ Potter & Chem. Corp., sole ops... Boston, for {ree book on ¢aré and reatiient of kin and scalp troubles. E. B. SPRING, Piano Tuner "Phone. Willimantic, Conn. "Going But of the Clothing Businass” Mechanics’ Dep’t. Store OUTFITT2RS TO ALL HIRAM N. FENN, ERTAKER snd BMBALMER 63 Churer St. Willimantie. Ct Telenhons tadz Asmistant in Providence, R. L, and Boston, Mass. Mrs. Ellen Lanphear, Mrs, S. Arnald Peckham and their guest, Mrs. Mary Van Dale, of Putnam, spent Wednes- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Martin in Chaplin. Albert C. Thompson, principal of tha State Normal school at Brocksport, N. Y. with his wife and daughter, are visiting his_sister, Mrs. Frances J. Hancox, of Spring streat. (Items intended for the Willimantic column must be signed by the sender. otherwise they will go into the waste basket.—Ed.) Big Snapping Turtle Captured. ‘The “father of them all,” the big- gest snapping turtle ever captured in Bristol, was taken on Friday afternoon by George Bushnell of Fail mountain out of the “old reservoir” on South mountain. Mr. Bushnell discovered the turtle sunning itself on the shore of the reservoir and before it could get back into deep water he hit it over the head with a club, stunni it. The turtle weighs 45 pounds and evidently is of great age, possibly 100.yvears or more. The customary “fattening proc- ess” will take place and following there will be a turtle soup. Middletown.—During July 45 deaths occurred in Middletown, over a third of which were at the asylum for the insane spending her vacation with her father on Grove street. Mrs. Authier and son are visiting relatives in Canada, N. Babbitt of New Britain, formerly of Putnam, has been the guest of local friends. Mrs. L. M. Keith and two sons of Grove street are visiting relatives in Freehold, N. J. 5 Mrs. M. G. Leonard of South Main street is at Gales Ferry. Guests from Michigan. Mrs, J. B. Bowen is_entertaining Rev. Charles F. Brown, Mrs, Bronson and their daughter from Michigan. Miss Gladys Andrews is visiting in Norwood, Mass.. and Masters Arthur and Jerome Andrews are the guests of relatives in Manchester, Fruit, Jellies, Etc., for Hospital. The woman’s board of the Day- Kimball hospital has arranged to sup- ply jars to women willing to contrib- ute canned fruit, etc., for the hospital. There will be no meeting of the board in August. ANOTHER STABBING. Turk Wounds Fellow. Worker in North Grosvenordale Mill. A Turk emploved in the North Gros- venordale mill stabbed Theodore Bina, a mill opefative, Wednesday morning, as the resuit of a disagreement over ‘Providence, M land and Emngland from Mr. Cossar's friends. There were many guests pras- ent from out of town, including Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kenvon, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kenyon, Miss Grace Kenvon, Charles Kenvon, Norval Robertson of Pawtucket, R. L. Mr: and R, {3, Corovia and Miss Jane ia. of and Mrs. George Dickinson and Miss Lucille Dickinson, Miss_Grace Taft. Mrs. Gertrude Sia and Mrs. Flora Hand of New London, Robert Robertson of Boston, William McDonald of Passaic, N. J. Mr. and Frank Allen, Mr. 3 Mr, and Mrs. Reid Meclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Murray. Mrs. Margaret Burton and Dr. J. J. Dononue of Nor- wich, Miss Evalyn Walker of New York. Francis Burtch of Stonington and Mr. and Mrs. Morrison of Greele Col. Porch Party for A. F. Class. The members of the A. F. class of the Baptist church were entertained at a porch party Tuesday evening a! The Flms, Miss Elizabeth Whitinz's home. Potted plants, palms and ferns and a moonlight night formed a charming combination for an ideal! evening, and the young ladies enjoved it to the ut- most. After their “business meeting was held, fruit salad, sandwiches, cake and lemonade were served. 3 On August Outings. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gay Thornton Where 1o Trade in dews Cit WE HAVE THE LARGESP and Best Stock of Confectionery, Sods Water and Postal Cards in town, at WM. JOHNSTON'S. JEWETT CITY HOTEL New and Up-to-date in . every particul. IRA F. LEWIS, Progrietor. THE CLEAMANCE SALE CONTANOES at The Bcston Ory Goods Stzrs. Dan- jelson. Some big dlscounts for our Customers another week; Attractivg Bargains on every counter in the stera Buy these goods mow. 2ept208 THE BC3TON DRY GOODS STORE Main Street, Danisless. sept20aw <ames @ Keech Mgn HARRY E, BACK, Attorney-st-Law PATENTS Protect your idea. 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