Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 25, 1911, Page 5

i er the -asomn;me'ase raNY £ T - Y LEAD T DELAWARE PEACHES, 2 gts for o S ) for o i 3 ‘within th hi 1 affor 1th, iesntas o e ient in the mas = 10 ot the Beneral 3 FANCY GRAFE FRUITS for 25¢ Used for Three Hours Thursday and Will Be Started for Entire Day This Morning—Important C@afiga After Much. Work—Another Turbine Expected. VARIOUS MATTERS The fishermen continue to bring in 8ood catches of fiounders. ROCKY-FORD MELONS, 2 for 25c CANADIAN SEED MELONS, finest in the world,......10c and 20c : £ B .= el Sarsaparilla Cures’ all blood humors, all eruptions, clears the complex- BOSTON STORE Owing to the severe drouth, the| priram Bails s . THE BUSINESS CENTER OF NORWICH _Bailey is visiting in Port- g i X 1 ‘{:n:enl;:‘:oa:?dplacel"are eginning | 1ung, Me., for a week or fon days. 1 Wl — . ion, creates an appetite, :.uds —— The Central Vermont roittoad con. | | Miss Katé Willey of Washington | After several months of steady worlk, | Rotics from hure, if there waa sumeien; | digestion, relieves that tired firidin Plenty of Fancy Vegetables and]g Fruit at low pricss. Eat Native Fowl and Spring Lamb. A Broiling Chickens and Long lsland Ducks at SOMERS Gold Beads, Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Sash Pins, In a Complete Variety ferguson & Charbonneas, FRANKLIN SQUARE. " AMERICAN HOUSE, Rings, ucted its annual excurSion to New- pory on Thursday aad the usual crowd made the trip. Tor a shoot to be given by the New ritain German Rifle club on labor day, rifle clubs from all over the state are being invited to enter. (‘ucumbess are so plentiful as to be a drug on the market. There will be a big yield of tomatoes, but they are not ripening as fast as might be. Special excursion car to Watch Hill at 8.45 a. m. Round irip ticket at Mad- den’s store, 70 cenls. Good to return on any regular car same day.—adv. ith Motorcycle club mests at L. S. Mianchester’s this (Friday) evening. Jome prepared to pay initlation fees. Last meeting before charter closes. adv. At Watch Hill, funds are being col- lected to put a new bell tower on the chapel during the coming winter and to make a number of other improve- ments. This is the busy season for the reg- istrars. No person will be made a voter whose application comes in aft- cr September 14. The date for making is September 23. The new Odd Fellows’ hall, erected on Bank street, New London, by Pe- quot and Mohegan lodges, wiil be oc- cupied on September 1. The building st appreximately $40.000. John Beethem of Massapeag was attacked by a boar recently after it had escaped from its pen and he had to kneck the animal down with a club to render it tractable. street is the guest for this weel Mrs. Henry Braihurd of Mofdus. General’ Manager J. E. Sewell of the Shore Line eleciric railway was in Norwich Tuesday. Miss Grace Bidwell Bristol of Farm- ington avenue, West Hartford, is visi ing her uncle, ‘A. A. Robinson, of Grove street. i of Mrs. Joseph Leete and daughters, Luclile and 'Daris, of Hartford, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Per- kins, of Thames terrace, Mrs. A. B. Ladd, Jr., with her mother, Mrs. William Breed, and Misses Ge:- trude and Louise Breed Ladd, spent the day at Watch Hill Wednesday. HOUSE AND BARN i BURNED TO GROUND John MaeDougall’s Home at Plain Hill Destroyed Thursday Afternoon—Ne Water to Fight Fire—Caused by Des fective Chimney. One of the worst fires in several years in this vicinity occurred at 4.30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the foot of Plain Hill, near Huntington ave- nue, destroying the dwelling house #nd buildings on John MacDougall's place. There had been no fire in the stove since 11 o'clock in the morning. In the afternoon eve > was away. The man emploved on the place returned after 4 o'clock and found flames com- inz through the roof, Smoke and flames could be eeen from Vergason hill and by people on the troiley and for a_long distance in other directions. Many gathsred quickly and worked hight, day and Sundays, at the loeal electric light plant, the changes have been completed to such a point that the new turbine generator, which s of 750 k. w. capacity, has been tried out and found to .work nicely and will be started this morning to run through the day. On Thursday it was given a three hours’ tryéut. f it was started it was syhelironized with the other engities running. Graduslly ihe load was put on the tufbine uhtil .t had the total load of the station and it was found to run very mice There was one drip pipe which did not work just right, causing the water to back up and making it necessary to shut down the machine. This was no fault of the turhins, however, and plumb=rs were at work Thursday night fixing this 5o that the machine will be ready this morning. Shewed Well on Tryout. With the rated capacity of the ma- chine 750 k. w. at 80 per cefit. power factor there was on the machihz at the teyout 600 k. wi., on 60 to 65 per cent power factor, which is doing well for preliminary tryout. Representing the General Electric company, which furnished the turbine, is Jacob Benzenger of Schenectady who came on to get the turbine started | and in running order. The machine is | a Curtiss turbine, manufactured by the General Electric company at Lynn. It is connected to a Wheeler Engineering and Condensing company surface,con- denser which has an eight inch centri- | fugal pump driven by a 25 h. p. hizh voltage motor and a vertical Bdwards air pump with an auxiliary tall pump, the last named being for the pumpire | of the condenszd steam into the feed- | i ihas caused no end of trouble in the water, | Danger is Past. The two engines at the local plant nave been carrying the load for monthe If they had had a serious break in that time the plant would have been disabled, in spite of all that couid have been done. Superintendent Bogu= states that he trusts that the danger is over fiow, but there remains much ‘o be done yet. i 8witehboard Nearly Ready. The switchboard changes are nearin, coitipletion, but there is much whiel cantiot be done until the new turbine is running, so thgt it can be dependad upon, so that changes to the other en- gines can be made. This work has been done under the supervision of C. S. Monroe of the General RElectric company, and the fact that all changes have been made and are being made without interruption to the service speaks highly of his ability. The old generator used on the belted engine,which was discarded last spring, is now being equipped as a syncronous condenser. New Motor Generator Set. A new motor generator set has been installed and was started two days 1go so that the steam driven exciter which past cam be shut down. The steam driven exciter will be fixed up and kept as an emergency auaxiliary. There has been a great increase in the demands on the plant in the past vear. The power load is just about double what it was a vear ago and now in the afternoon it s over 25 jer greater than the evening load. Tt is impossible to carry the day load in tho afternoon with the two machines of the old plant. A little from th= Uncas Lat Jew feeling, gives vigor and vim. Get lf:g’tgilny in usgull liquid form or chocolated _tablets called Sarsaf tabs. ON THEIR WAY TO THE PACIFIC Two Rhode Island Young Men Talk| for Assistance. COAST. Michael Pistachio and Henry Valley of Providence, R. I, who are on their way on a walking trip to Los Angeie Cal., addrsssed a small knot of on Union square Thursday heare: evening, giving a brief history of their pro- posed undertaking. Pistachio talking and Valley passed the collection being to defray the expen- From all appearances, of ths trip. dia the hat, :‘,N' | was a losing venture to tra vel this way, unless the travelers' funds are augmented by Pistachio and his companion here from Jewett City shortly noon, reporting at the polica private donations. arrive before statio where they showed their letters of in- troduction to Captain_ Linton, ceived permission.from Mayor to speak anywhere in the on Franklin square. The iwo m covered about 54 miles so far, from Providence last Tuesday and re- Thayer ty excopt en hav starting at noor Before they started thay took a coll tion which aggregated $12. came through Summit, Coven Moosup to Jewett City, stoppin; day night at a farm between and Coventry and for Wednes tt City, at Ira Lew! which the state police raide night. of about 3,000 miles, The walkers have before them which Pis says is not #aken on a bet or anything They try and g Tues. Summii 1y nigh: hote: d that iri 3 mr‘d. ‘sq\‘hli (h_e‘ parlor ["g"é";f'sha water heater. This is a new feedwater]f:“‘ff;nz;’é"p“"y e L e like that, bk;-u:;::t he expects to enter s 3 5 = tle from the other rooms, but noth- | heater of 1,560 h. p. capacity. A 2 o siness afte er. Farrell & Sanderson, Props. D e pamiers = recently | ing from the second floor. There was ifusal ; Not as Good as Turbine, There is no time limit for them to fin- SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes, Traveling Men, etc. SHETUCKET STREET. Telephone 254.12. s lAcm 65 Franklin Street, o i Norwich, Conn. Manufacturer of COUCHES AND LOUNGES. ‘made over | five-foot Livery connected { peach. ark washed ashore on the Its head was smashed, having evidently been hit by a boat. The Connecticut Retail Monument Dealers’ association held its summer outing at Bridgeport Wednesfiay. All parts of the state were represented. H. D. Burnkam of Hartford is presi- dent. Patrick Callahan of Waterford, wio field day of the Pomona Granges of no water in the well and none near enough to be of use. In an hour and a half the house, the adjoining shed and the barn were burned. When Mr. and Mrs. McDougall reached the place they could do nothing but look on. There was some insurance. It is thought that a defective chimney caused the fire. Five vears ago the same house caught fire in the base- ment but the blaze was extinguished. Last spring Mr. and Mrs. MacDou- Accused Visited by Prominent Alienist The centtifugal pump is connected to | a 20 inch suction line and also to a 20| inch discharge line, both of which run | to the river, each being over 100 feet | Jong. This pump takes the water from the river, passes it through the tubes of the condenser and out into the riv again. The line as constructed pro- vides for a future turbin Taken Much . . For the past few months Superin- tendent Bogue has been devoting his dropped off six months earlier than| 1: The old machines have done excel- lent work during the few months wkile the plant was being overhauled and changed, but they are not efficien: compared with a turbine. The turbine it is expected, will furnish current it about 25 per cent. less steam con- sumption than the old units. Will Need Another. At the present rate of growth this machine will not take care of the day be enough left of that amount to in- ish in. but their walk take the greater part of the winter. Pistaehio vears oid. R. L. and is 2 Incidents in Soci Urhclstery conducts a shoemaking shop in gall_moved there, after repairing and | entire time to the changes at tlie s(a- |load another vear, however, fnasmuc) - Repairing and London, was taken to: the Norwicn|making improvements on the house | tion. which bave been of greater im-|as the increase was 100 per cent. lasi} i PO 1 Polishing state hospital Wednesday afternoon.|and place portance than the averase person|year. The appropriation for the im- | avenue has returned from a short visit Callahan was adjudged mildly .insanc it b e imagines. It has been a long, hard | provements made was $35,000, and|in Boston. o recently. ; | GETTING READY FOR job, and the fact that it is meafly the/| while the improvements have cost more — z a Speciaity ¥ end is the cause of great relief to those | than was expected, Superintendent | Mr. and Mrs. Amos A. Browning and | Mattresses The ; principdl agiress. ab: the state THE SPENGER TRIAL. | j, " charge. The Uncas Power company | Bogue states that it is hoped there will | daughters are spending two weeks at | Oak Bluffs, Mass. will probably wears a kbuki He is a native of Pawtucket and is Valley is a native of Fi fall and 1 8ty I ITEMS OF INTEREST August Sale "~ of BLANKETS —IN— DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Clearance Sale of MEN’S Furnishings The Reid & Hughes Co. We Recover Furniture ard Do Carpe: Laying, # equ: N C « L = 2 st yvear and there has been a trying|stall another turbine mext spring, SN o Rieny P E e Rl o —Date Not Set for Trial. time during the entire hot weather at|which if possible with the money will| Miss A. N. Trumbull was the guest 25 New, Visible Type. Slip Covers cut Sin o Poirie Th. Teiurer of the Ma- —— the electric plant. The Uncas Pow2r|be larger than the ome just started.|of friends at Browning's Beach for a iters and a Teacher and made to order| tional grange. 5 Bertram G. Spencer of Lebanon, who | company has not stopped entirely, but | Provision has been made for anoth:r | few days this weak. Wwriters 3 is at the York street jail, Springfield.|as much is being held in reserve there | turbine at the station. There is a ce! ¢ i 2 — Nelson E. Bailey of Moore avenue, |awaiting trfal for murder, was visited | as possible to guard against a brezk- |lar in the stition by reason of the Miss Elizabeth Trumbull of Perkins who is an expert in forman of the ew Haven road | Wednesday by Dr. J. W. Courtney of | gown at the electric stition. By not|changes and all that will be needed Miss Mary P. Huntington has re- 2 b freight house at New Londan, had his | Boston, one of the best known alienists | ysing that littl= which could be fur-|will be a new foundation for the ma- | turnad and opened her home on Broad- touch typewriting, in. pocket picked of $18 at Ocean beach | of the state, who examined the pris- | pished, it proved an emergency supply |china and the necessary comnections to | way after spending several weeks in Tuesday night during the rush for |oner in behalf of the defense. Dr.|of electricity. Much credit is due 7 |the switchboard. Provision has been | New London and Glastonbury. sures all young pesple e - B cars uptown. Courtney spent about an hour with|gyuperintendent Sangster of the Uncas|made for another turbine in the s A Spencer. He is the first alienist to sec | power company. states Superiniendent | tion line, and the discharge line and a| Dr. H. M. Poll has as his g tio dttend ih a The affairs of Montville grange are | Spencer for the defensz since he was|Boguz, for he has kept his men at thz|blank panel has been placed in the | Dr. George O. Welch of the Te who attend the u er e r prospering. On Wednesday evening 12 [taken to the Hampden county jall al-| power station in Scotland continually | switchboard, so that the only expern Falls state hospital, Fergus alls, | canaidates received the " third and | though there were examinations when | quring this period, whether it was run- |for the addition will be just for the| Minn. Dr. Pollock was on the staff | fourth degrees and a picnic_for Sep- |he was at the Bridgewater hospital for [ ning or not, and ready to turn it on 2t | machine. at the hospital with Dr. Welch for sev- | . 2 —IN— tember 3 at Beebe’s grove, Uncasville, | the ihsanz. It is expected that ‘the eral years. °rw1c e was planned, observation period whm;' Spencer f i ik 2 ‘ ¢ rassed at Bridgewater will figure largn- Realty and Business Conditions. | Fllrl\ltlll'e, Cal'pets Capt. E. Miller of Middletown |1y in.the evidence at the trial, perhaps PLR AN FOURD AR FARMHAND HELEASES There. wers fouf saies of veal eatate ‘was off Plum Island, headed for Gard- both sides drawing from it if anythinz IN TRAMPS’ ROOM. FROM BROOKLYN JAIL. 1t week, in comparison with four | Business iners bay in his fishing boat last Fri- | helpful can be found. It is certain S T S k3 e 20 t week, the mortgages and Beddll\g | @ay afternoon, and when the storm |rhat there will be an abtindance of ex- | Edward Higgins Had Asked for a Place | Returns to Work for Constable Lam- e loa g P el el o Red i Was over he had been carried fifteen | pert alienist testimony on both sides. to Rest, and When Visited Later| bert—Could Not Be Connected Witn | amount to § , against $950 a vyear | _Reduced prices on all our Sideboards, | miles toward Block Island. Spencer recently had a visit from his Had Passed Awa . Levine Boy’s Death. ago. Five new corporations with an | Couches, Rockers, Chamber Suits, At Steeplechase Istand, Thursday, | Vife: She went to Springfield on § » hieh i 3 & authorized capital of $200,000 were | Carpels, Etc, F where the Bridgeport 10dge had a big | o the i Fhoir concer s il im | Alone and unattended, Edward Hig- | Weitzick Bernard, the Occum farm- | formed the past week, azainst four | clambake outing there were Elks from i‘;k‘ i lJf“ = v,‘,"!r ‘;."“;1"- ar.‘g“ “the | gins, aged about 70, died in the corner | hand, who was arrested and lodged in | with $55,000 capital a year ago. There | The Best Instruction ob. nearly every city in _the state exeept | jan’. F‘t"”‘; W ‘““fl“,"i ey aid that it|of the tramps’ room in the city hail |the Windham county jail at Brookiyn | were five petitions in bankruptey in - SHEA & BURKE Norwich, where the “Best People” had | Jory 2ttendants and It 1s sald tha where he had been given a chance to | four wesks ago Wednesday in connec- | the same period, against two a vear Undertakers and Embalmers. Norwich and Taftville. ——WHAT'S NEW —— THE PALACE CAFE Step in and see us. FRANK WATSON & co., 72 Franklin Street. something to engag their attention. The Tenth C. V. association will hold its forty-fourth reunion at Savin Rock on September 7. This event also marks the fiftieth anniversary of the muster in_ of the regiment and conseauently the meeting will be an unusual on Major William Spittle, cne of T rington’s most prominent residents, 76 vears old, and a veteran of the Twen- ty-arst Connecticuz volunteers, died Monday evening, following a shock. He was for ten years assistait superin- was not of a nature to have any public importance. Mrs. Spencer is not liv- ing in Springfield at present. She is making her home outside the state, and her address is being kept from the public and the newspapers. The date of the trial has not yet been set. Mr. Stapleton expects that it will taka place late in the fall at a special sitting. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. In the midweek change of vaudeville at the Auditorium, three new acts were lay down and rest, about noon .on Thursday. At what time he died is not known, he being found dead about 6 o'clock, when Acting Chief Linton went to seé him to find out if he wani- ed something to eat. Dr. F. was called and decided dead some time, and death probabl, resulted from heart disease. He dizd without a_struggl About 11 o'clock Thursday he appl! to A. S. Spalding in the selectmern’. office for a place to stay. and w taken to police station. He said he had bzen working for James Allyn but did not complain of being sick, thouzh d tion with the murder near Hanover Harry Levine, the 4 1-2 year old son of Anslen Levine, of New York, was dis- charged at 3 o'clock Thursday after- noon and taken to Danielson, where took a trolley, arriving at Occum at about 6 o'clock. Bernard went to Con- stable Gus Lambert, for whom he had previously worked, after the disappear- ance of the Levine child, and said hz would like to go to work again. The constable told Bernard to come to work this morning. CAUGHT LARGE BASS, ago. 100 BUSY to write clabora but plenty of time to be polite to customers. te ads., tainable in typewriting. Fall Term Opens Tuesday, Sept. 5th. Write, Phone or Call W. E. CANFIELD, Principal. Residence, tendent of the soldiers’ home at Noro- | presented which made a well chosen | he said he did not feel well. He was | Joseph Cummin Took a 3 1-3 - 3 and varied programme of musical and | psys 2 s S P as . The Roads Are Settling tom Other features, which were Iiberally | oken, (9 the tramps’ room. where Be|™ pounder from Gardner Lake With 433 Washington Street and pleasure driving will be the best| VWit more orders on hand than it applauded by well filled houses. The |jow, and, Iving down, evidently went to Number of Others. and cheapest way to gst the embrac. | G2 Attend to, the New Jdondon Ship | Geers, novelty aerialists, do a 10t of | gjaep and nover awoke. Medical Ex. . i Y i & Engine Co. b this weel h g L4 A On Thursday J P. ¢ ; ing fresh air that Is better than the| &, FNSine Co. began this week run- | clever work on the rings and trapezes, | aminer Kimball, 3. D. who is sta n_Thursday Joseph P. Cummin B o | best tonic. 'Phone us for a good team | MiN& @ double shift of mechanics and | the woman member of the team star- | i’ Windham. was' notified ang i who with Perry H. Corning is spendin: MAHONEY BROS, operatiors are now carried on at the | ring with head swings which bring out | probable hé will view the body this two weeks at Gardner Luke. made the £ Livery Stalile Falle Av plant day and night. One hundred and | a zood hand. TS = morning. Y big ~atch <:, the season w dpn Ine nooked | Shetyucket St., Ncrwnch, Conn. A mirs o B et i e et e nias | , EAWRES HUER(s s boty ju Pulin- | anlisnded 2.3 7oA nonnd wiacic dgas MRS. T. S. SRW 4 - comedienne, fills the satisfac- | fiold, th, £ Mr. Mrs. John s prize fis s varde: % A 3 MRS. T. S. UNDERWOOD, s tory form, stirring the ‘house to lively | Higgins. He worked as a farmhband, | Gager. Jr. in the afternoon. It wa Every Dépariment of Banking: Corns removed with- Thaddeus Pecor, who for many vears | Jaughter with her imitation of the Vil- | hut had not done anything for rs, | handsome fish and is one of man Therowing Nomions | jas been the keeper of the Noank light | jage gossip and_pleasing with her | Ple roved about the country and claim- | Which they have ciught during their o ousniE Nalls, and | house is a busy man in summer, due | songs which display an attractive | cq & recidonce in Hartfond. and aina |few days. there. Tew.“§E5zy TR e D e e htor | voice. Ash and Carr are a SInging |at Jewett City. Hartford had sett NEW PoOL ROOM | . T < kes i point_to go to the i ing : g d A ; £ P Sl Braedwer: novsc - ATRINTE Whsditus never So | o oosius: Giio fho, came: abrges O . At ful s Co sl at 242 Main St. up stairs. First class All persons having bills . b - » 80! UXITEY I S | municated wi ursday by - B o e 4 4 J o 5 fuses (o show them how the light ine ana finish up with an eccentric | Spaiding. It was claimed that he Mishudl - MR camoxy, prop. | against the Town of Norwieh % 1 el Se. | served in the Civil war. He has no| ap : iy 3 Al = - St i :: 2 4 > | Michael Monahan passed away at h phoenlx Sllk T e A e e :na(::‘h‘ng‘np‘xml(‘()‘lx;sriaf;;i::” a"r\?l‘:erd ?-:::cn:,‘;tfi‘qf :erfixn:pgggl;m}—}?:r?:':\‘ {home, No. 85 Oakridge str at ) are requested to present them «ondon Sept. 6 at the ceclebration of v 7 v we! i :: g+ "% 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon. He bhad x the anniversary of the battle of Groton l';‘:(‘;:r;';":ée generally well balanced | has been before the court many times. | poroCh Boor- nosith ToF o¥er & vou MISS M. C. ADLES, on or before Sept. 1st, 1911. Heights. The governor will also on 7 . S e but was seriously sick only a short Vg BRIDG! l'y Oct. 26 attend the annual state con- AVEe v Colliaion SECOND NEW CAR A L0 (ral Al ALBERT W. LILLIBRIDGE, et ot DRt s O W ANt ] | Khotit 9 ol2Io0K ThEra e AIENE third i T Fic was born in Ireland and came io | filf, tflflafl ani racs flEcl{l 18! First Selestman. can Revolution. On both occasions th | AP0t B, 0 O ven two auios | Fitted Up and Being Used on Taftvills | Norwich as a young man. He was 1 Cositin, Cud, S 2l A kovernor Will be dttended By, hig'statt | TO8 S e htmand - awitch Whibh badiy Line. married here on Jan. 24, 1869, to PREVENTING BALDNESS. Norwich, Cunn., ASS ” - g Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Edward damaged both machines, which were e roper scalp and hair treatment will : H. Root of this city, formerly of New |later hauled to tlie city. ~The oceu- | The second of the new I5-bench open e euehan e 0 o Tt s oAt [Hi0neas VeRLITIAG Tohdon; enterfiinen Y parts ar | panis of the cars were not hurt. One |cars, No. 371, has been fitted up and ey a2 s from illness or worry. Try a shampor Wh I SPICE Guaranteed fo WEAr or|joilon cptertained’s large party at|pants of the cars were not hurt. One|cars, o, 577, hag beeh aited was well known and had many riends | from Hiiness or worry. Wy a shampoo ole of her affairs for the season. 3- | the other. 273, which is of the same typz, i Alnpng tie. Diner Trdifens of thi ity "se “and replaced with new pairs. A num- ber of New London ladies were invit- on the Willimantic to New London 1 He leaves his wife and eight children, Edward of Norwich, Michael of Prov Ip health and your app Miss Adles will be in Norwich all this pearanc For Pickling ed. among them being Mrs. Arthur 3 ApE pereiar el twh Aol ol dence and John Monahan Missos | week. —_— Prentis, Miss Aiadeline Freeman, Mrs. Fise Shod W0 o the Bienchiile Mary, Anna, Nellie and Susie Monahai | NORWICH—Wauregan House. X at Rallion’s 3 e Rt The new trolley =xpress car, which irs. John NEW YORK—150 West 103d St. Many are Jooking forward with con- has been at the Greeneville carbarn for e s also a_brother, John Monahan, | e 704, aug2I MWF n siderable interest to the republican fitting up. and which it had been ex- 2. . outing at Steeplechase island, Bridge- GR pected to have running before th MONEY SAVED port, on Saturday. Among the guests has b2en delayed by the non-arriv If you buy your Piano here. 291 Main Street. and speakers will be Lieut.-Gov. Den- of some parts. 'EZO! Summier Toys nis Blakesles, Senator I Bartlett, R B : - EZO! EZO! (]‘oagr;fiir::l-nlg \Jv.'m‘gz::'\ b ;gfirelss"m;n Committed to State Hospital. By 1e most critical Light. ™1 The old Chinese doctors administered | Frederick L. Averill of Branford. who | New Foot Remedy That is Astonishing b Pails and Shovels, Sand Toys, Kites, i1 vaedic bbi h h the: Fecently came to a private sanitari the Countr: PARKHURST, 3 H. COOPER — llphols!erer HAPhubiealy - thee tuost important | T o qicHie by JEULbing: theouy ® | fere, following complaints Y. Norwich, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Fans, Lan- ; o e - urni. | cOnferencd in the interest of highway | Pores of the skin. That was four (4) | conduct in the vicinity of Don't terns, Parasols, Lunch Baskets, Beath ’r-ln—:( .Ru.sq_‘.\llanv‘r}.\\“_'\‘| ker. Furni-limprovemdnt that has ever taken | hurdred years ago, and to prove that on tut i f i Lunch Sets and e By o N scom i A place in ihe cast, will be held within | they knew what they were doing then. | \\ i ¢ | Baskets, Napkins and Lune - s ¥R the next fortnight, when the highway i i H | 100 West Main St, Norwich, Ct. | officials of New Vork. Massachuseits | [0UF cénturies of experience has not | € : SHUR=0N SR Mail orders will receive prompt atien- | and Connecticut will make a tour of ln?provbd upon the method, for we are | at the Tontine hotel in Haven. P tion. Telephone 555-4. inspection over some of the more im- | still rubbing in Sheriff (‘.arn@)’,of Sranford was n ifi 1 vortant roads of their respective Cass ShAiledumeeg Wi Avedllledng st Euniny | VRS, EOWIN FAY, Franklin Square states. e the = in the X p o MILL REMNANT STORE ! SMITH’S New Haven he was hrousht o Bran- | aamicnic s T, cprues rub iwith ; Eye filaSSeS West Side—170 W. Main St, By invitation of Tucretia Shaw ford Thursday morning and at a hear- is the only plage to save 50c_on every | ChaPter. D. A. R, the annual state ing before Judge of Probate William doliar buying Dress Goods, Silks and Cotton Goods. New goods for Spring and Summer. Good lengths for suits, dresses and waists. Come and sce the bargains at conference of the Daughters o6f the American Revolution ‘of Connecticut will be held in New London October 26. Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin and staff BLIZZARD OIL Foote he was committed to the Nor- wich state hospital. Will Be Married at Ware. SATISFACTORY EYE-GLASSES Sponge Cake at CARDWELL’S will be in atiendance and the governor Sanels When a fellow &ets a thing . jpatt ; : j smil Blain of Occum leaves today for ot o i MILL REMNANT STORE, Wi deliver an address. There will be | banishes pain, reduces swelling and in- | Ware, Mass,. where on Monday morn. that it rient ust Hent whes 1| Tel. 952 3..S Water Street 179 W. Main St. ?)ro*m"‘;’"}“p e speakers and a musical | g.n ation, seftens stiff jeints and | ing he will be unitad in marriage with Fou'ket thier Frof s’ WOGTS Hat - . s A T R g sore muscles, and is just simply a|aiss Fanny Peloquin by Rev Tather istied, . ot rs . isi " & e - ahan. Miss Pel in fe 1y sid- i JOSEPH BRADFORD, |\ Do isiana day morning | great finiment for man or beast. Alcd in Ocewn, where they will maie BT QUALITY P | e, T Sy i from Ocean | pottle of Blizzard Oil should be in| iheir homo after a shott time. Mr. The Plaui-Cadden C Book Binder. naturés of 25 peopfe who suw him land | every household. Plain is well known in the villagz and |ypont that never fails to turn tender, |J, 108 T14UI=0AAAEH L., }in work shouia always ve coastderss . —among them these from Norwich, y At 28 2| weary, burning, swoilen, tired out feet especially when it costs no inore than Blank Baoks Mads and Ruled to Order, 103 SROADWAY. Telephene 385 - Louis A. Wheeler, Mrs. Annie Goff, Mrs. Lena Perkins, Clandia B. and Inez E. Scott, Merriam Bliss, Mrs. N. Taft, Grace Taft, Prof. John Keélly, Mrs. Bridget Kelly, Dr. C. R, Cham- ‘berlain. PRICE 25 CENTS. SMITH'S T STORE mule spinner. Employes’ Dining Room. There will also be an additio: ing room for emploves. 1 din- There is now into strong, healthy, happy ones in few hours, Pushes the agony from corns,” bun- ions and callouses and is so soothing _that refined people use it for facial OPTICIANS, Established 1872 PLAUT - CADDEN BUIL DING the inferior kind. Skilled employed by us. Our price et whole story. STETSON & YOUNG. dium betier than throigh the advertis- | In Attorner General Light's epinion Fr n S Nor north. place hsving been reserved for! Jar for 25 cents at druggists every- | ras, erote (he Sl e At e itie- | Slar 2 the £ ing columns of Tie Bulletin. 3 governsz has the power, aft- ankli quare, g wich, this when the Institution was laid out. | where. : ‘.’.:'“J’.“J.:f&-"}‘x‘"fi?."’fifix’h'f.‘i advertis il'i‘u‘mcsletler n&n thr e