Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 18, 1911, Page 2

A Quaranteed; A~ ForiMen, Women and'Children Much of the traffic of our cities is foot-clothed in this most Durable‘Hosiery. Every person & | ennessgsennn aasszanen, Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at Loomer's Opera House. Moving ctures at Bijou “Long, Relief th Scenic Tem n'Star Lodge, No. 44, A. F. and and Francis S. Carps. Cast M Woman's _Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associa- ton: NEW BOSTON MURDER. - Grand Jury to Hear Evidence Friday Against Ronald Brissette. Tuesday morning Judge Edwin B. Gager ordered a grand jury for Friday of the current week at Putnam to hear the evidence against Ronold Brissette, charged with the murder of Staus Che- reluski, at New Boston. 1 number of weeks ago. If a true bill is found by LT e e e e P L e T TN e P PE e L LT Willimantic, Danielson an The case of Willard H. Smith vs. A, & V. Perrilli was disposed of. Judg- ment for. $351.81 was given on default to the plaintiff. Mr. Smith was repre- sented by Judge A. J. Bowen. The de fendants formerly conducted ‘a grocery |and general store on Jackson street, and the goods therein were attached to satisfy the plaintiff’s claim. At 1 p. m. court adjourned until 2 o'clock. Criminal business was taken up im- mediately upon the reopening of court. Frank Carroll of this city, charged with intoxication, was put to plea. In police court he was found guilty and sentenced to thirty days in jail, from which he appealed. He pleaded guilty in superior conr{ and was represented by Atforney Charles A. Capen. State's Attorney Searles said that the sentence ‘n the lower coury was too severe, and he would recommend a fine of $10 and Represented at Water- bury—Bohemian Club Plans Coon Hunt—Deposits in Postal Savings Bank Growing — Borough * Under “Wet” Conditions. Selectman Hiram S. Franklin will have supervision of those roads in the Second district cared for last vear by formed Selectman John Aylward. Willis J. Bartlelt of New York, for- merly of Danielson and East Killingly, is spending a few days in town. Stephen D. Horton, Attawaugan ho- tel, should have been included in the list of applicants for licenses, printed in_ Tuesday's Bulletin. L. M. Peterson of Marlboro, Blass., was a visitor with friends in Daniel- son, Tuesday. Delegates from Orient Lodge. for the past twelve vears, and has made his home with his daughter, Mrs, F. E. Colvin. He was a veteran of the civil war, serving from 1861 to 1863, as first sergeant of Company B, Eight- centh Conrecticut volunteers, under | Capt. Thomas Bates of Webster, who attended ' the funeral Tuesday. Mr. Chamberlain was married about 55 years ago in Brooklyn to Miss Sarah Gould, who died about 19 years ago. Of the children born of the union, Mrs. Colvin is the only one that survives. For many vears the deceased was ciief of the local fire department and he wasalways held in the greatest respect by the members, who never failed to pay iribute to him. Mr. Chamberlain was sick only about a week previous to his death, having been downtown for the last time on election day to vote. He as a member of the Meth- odist church and of McGregor post, G. S ESNEENEENESSRSSARNEINASINANRRERAR S ARSRARR SRR 4 ¥ 1 vs, Charles T. Crane; Thursday, Ed- he was a shoemaker and later for WILLIMANTIC ve Gharles T. Crane; Thursday Ed. | DANIELSOR many years was employed as a stac 5 What is Going On Tonight, Meech. Orient Lo tionary engineer. He has been retired ~ F. B. Warren and Frank Young were at Waterbury Tuesday, delegates from Orient lodge, K. of P, o the state convention of the order. The board of assessors are to be in session in the selectmen’s office to- morrow (Thursday). It is said that Providence parties contemplate reopening the J. E. Logee bakery, at the corner of Main and Hutchins streets. John Island, formerly of Danielson and Elmville.’ was in town Tuesdas. Henry Woisard is to hase charge of @ fruit storo to be opened in Moosup by Danielson parties. Coon Hunt' Planned. the grand jury the case will. be tried in this city, according to State’s Attor- ney Searles. A party was in progress one night ew Boston, when Brissette joined . Drinking was going on, and late in the afternoon Brisseite went up- stairs into an apartment where two girle were preparing to retire for the night. They objected to his presence, nd ihe male members of the house ejected hi forcibly. He went to his home, and, procuring a revolver, re- turned to the Polish house and com- A R. Carriages Collide in Main Street. Mrs. John Miller and her daugiiter Laura of Brooklyn were spilled out of the carriage in which they were rid- ing Tuesday evening about 7 o'ciock when they collided with another team owned by Frank Kennedy of Dayville, and driven by William Green. The ’ accident happened on Main stréet and is said to have been due to the biind- ing glare from the lights on a big auto truck, that was standing at the side of the sireet. Mrs. Miller wag {aken to a nearby drug store and received such care as she required, which was not costs,” which the court imposed, and was paid. James E. Murphy. charged with non. support, was v Pl . 3 said that aside from this one incident Murphy had always borne a good rep- utation, and he would therefore rec- | ommend reducing the bond to $250 and continuing the case until the March term of court. As this wes agreeable to the court and the bond was furnish- ed, Murphy will now return to his wife, and should his conduct in the future warrant it, his case may pos- sibly be nolled. who is on his feet a i:)od rtion of the day knows how_necessary, it is to have Foot Comfort. ; Everwear Hosiery presents no peculiarities in appearance. 1t is simply Hosiery of Exquisite W eave and Superior Finish, yet so strong that it can be Guaranteed tofvear for Six Months. 27 =¥ The Box Pair with Written Guarantee, ~” ¥ Egyptian Cotton, $2.00per box Eevptian Cotton, $2.00per 0 per box - SR 3500 per box 0 per box FOR CHILDREN . 74,8150 per box Cotton, 6 and larger, $2.00 per box $2.00 per box P m ., 8 and larger, $3.00 per box menced firing. The result was that ine Cashmere, § and larger, $3.00 per box /] one man was killed and another was Pure Silk, Guaranteed 3 Months wounded. The latter has fully recov at Anty Drudge Tells How. Kawler—*‘Well, I must be going. Now mind, you come and see me next week. Any day ’cept Monday. That’s my wash-day, —and the house will be full of steamy soa‘p-suds, and me too tired to make you @ cup of tea.”” Anty Drudge— ‘‘That’s just the day I'll come. And I'll be there bright and early with a cake of Fels-Naptha 50 per box The H. C. Murray Co. Women's Pure Sikk, $3.00 box, 3 paic ered. Attorney Charles L. Torrey will defend Brissette in his coming trial. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Arthun Payette, 21, Arrested for Theft, Tried to Hang Himself in His Cell. wallet in the city yard near the Van- derman Manufacturing company plant, on Valley street, in the evening. Tuésday marning at 9.15 o'clock Charles Corkorian of Putnam,charg- ed with bigamy, entered a plea of not guilty. As this completed the court business for the day, adjournment was taken until Thursday at Putnam at 10.30 a. m. At W. C. T. U. Convention. Mrs. F. C. Peckham and Mrs. C. L. Cliinton of South Windham. Attended Baptist Convention. The members of the Bohemian club are planning for a ceon hunt, with a coon supper afterward—if the hunt is suceessful. Fred Taft of Webster will lead the hunters. Unclaimed Letters. Letters addressod as follows are un Danislson, their days of profitable e: istence are about ‘o close, as Lhe reg- ularly licensed places will commence to do buslness two weeks from today a great deal, as she was only slightly cut about the face. Her daughter es- caped with » shaking up. Both vehi- cles were slightly damaged. Neither of the horses ran away. PUTNAM 0 evidence of value developed Tues- to show who was responsible for the breaks at the stations in Pomfret, soap. The wash will be on the line before noon—and the ironing done before night.”” If you found it easier to do your / washing on Tuesday than on Monday, you While Emil Desauliners was asleep| Those from Willimantic and vicin- | ¢lainied at the Danielson postoffice . e i - Injtne Armory on the foor Monday aft: | ity to aitend the convention of the (LIS weeki Trani Miller, Erneatine | Railroad Detective Looking For Sta- would change at once. Sensible women ernoon about 4 o'clock, Arthur Pay W. . T. U. at Meriden Tuesday in- | COte. Mrs. rles Duprey, Miss De- tion Breakers—Low Death Rate Dur- ' e ngtd 31, ‘absiracisd” irovo | Vin| cluded Mes, Nelio . Gager, wtate au- | coedu. Moz, L. Leach. ing September—K. of C. Councils to would! Yet there are some women who pocket a wallet containing $6.75. Chief | perintendent of medal contests; Mrs. iny igers” Season Ending. H. C: For Catholic Children . . . of Police E. I Richmond was noti- | Florence Lewis and William Andrews, , & i i b ek = - of Police 6, 11" Richmona was notl- | Florence Lewis and William Andrews; | 17 there are anv biing Uigers e still wash clothes in the old-fashioned, hard: rubbing way, just because their mothers taught them so. . 5 (Wednesday). A number have gone | i 3 WILLIMANTI N s arrested by Chief Rich-| Those who attended the State Bap- | into training for the event. £ Abinglon | ehd Billott, Mondag, | Tna . ) . oud and Iocked up on the charge of | tis association convention held o : Snty e Tk e en L n e e O Are you wearing out yourself and your theft from the person. Some time dur- | Waterbury, Tuesday, from tnis. city Motion Pictures at Orpheum. o T - bine? Wh ing mid-forenoon, Ernest Sark, an In- | were.Rev. 'Ralph G. Hartley, Mr. and | Paul J. Rainey's motion pictures of 8 * hetiave: e o dian who appeared in police court for | Mrs, George Anmdrews. Mr and Mrs |Wwild life in action within the Arciic|Dhand either in breaking out the clothes boi ng and rub 1ngr y not intoxication Tuesday morning, who oc-| James G. Robinson and Mrs. Emma | circle interested a crowded house at|¥indow glass or in handling the 20 MULE TEAM ‘BORAX Unequalied for Cleansing. Terryville—There have been fifty- two licenses issued to hunters at the town clerk’s office this season to date. | {evive the vitality of your scalp and have you cupied a nearby cell, was surprised to hear Payette say: “l am going to hang myself and have got evervthing all ready.” The Indian told him that he was a fool and ought not to do any thing like that. Some other remarks were exchanged hetween the two and after a time Pavette said “Good-bye,” and repeated it a number of times un- ast time it sounded like a mere The Indian rapped upon bhis r three times, and at the last time Chief Richmond hearing and sup- posing that he was calling for water, Wood, all delegates from the first Bap- tist church. WATER BOTTLE Broken When School Girl Wrist and Arm. Fell Cut As Exilda Mondor, aged 11, was re- turning from school just before noon Tuesday, she fell on Church street and cut a long, ceep gash in her right wrist and enother in her left arm. A large number of the children who attend St. the Orpheum theater Tuesday evening. This picture held additional interest because of the fact that the scenes were not wholly “staged,” as is the case with most films. Outdoor Basketball. Athletically inclined students at Killingly high school are @etting some exercise and recreation these beauti- ful Dctober Gays by playing basketball on the grounas- in the rear of the school, where posts supporting baskets have Deen erected. two stolen razor. A hard looking charac- ter with a soiled cloth wrapped around his hand, which apparently had been injured, was seen here Monday, but the circumstance that would tend to incriminate him was not known of in Putnam at that time. Railroad detectives have been at Pomfret, Elliott and Abington making an investigation, Only Four Deaths In September Putnam makes an excellent show- ing for September in the abstract ot try Fels-Naptha soap? It’s the new, mod- . ern way of washing. Use it in cold or lukewarm water—no boiling or hard-rub- bing—and your clothes will be cleaner, whiter, and wear longer. Follow directions on the red and green o0 = [ gutered e cell room, to hear the o) Mur's Soloo! cares boliles of water | Danielson Dropped from Prapesed | ituia “boara of ‘nesith; Thare were| WAaPPET- 768 Main Street, Tel. 234-4 Willimantic, Ct. opened the windows to give him air. Dr. C. E. Simonds was called by telephone and hurried to po- lice headguarters. The physician work- ed over Pavette for a long time and was obliged to give him oxygen. The wounds were dressed. Two blood ves- sels were severed and 2 man was com- pelled to hold the girl's wrist to_stay the flow of blood as she was being taken to the doctor's. A number of stitches were necessary after the blood Danielson has the players, but finding a manager and a hall to play in has been somewhat difficult. Danielson has ihe plavers, but is lacking in some other things. under the head of “all other diseases.” Two of the deaths were of children under one year of age. This month’s report also shows that there were 16 births and 6 marriages Delegates to Baptist State Convention —Big Apples. Tuesday on a business tri Nothing Doing The city active. for several days. In City Court. _court is still a tribunal in- - Mr 0 cases have been tried John and Mrs. Daniel Gore and Ars. Trankla of Norwich spent Tues- i day at A, and Mrs. James Crary's. rapping of the Indian, Frnest Sark, | Vesscis had been tied together. Postal Savings Bank. in Putnam in August. Passengers on afternoon trains jump- | "8 " g R Fa SRR CIG Shg fovales e, Hitgiya | op o a0y and Iiad Chieg Richmond — | While there has been no rush of de- Basketball Prospects. ed out at Putnam begging for a scrab |liaugiter, Toletia, and Miss Jenkin- ing properties that pre: | nave :"«:«x v _I_ehs da,\g te woul OBITUARY. | posits the postal savings department | Fitchburg, Northboro, Lieb oy e"big g New | son of Pawtucket have returned to ] serve the health and stimul o e Cea as al by i at the Danielson office is doing some | Whitinsy and Upton .are A <o litheir homes after a visit at Dr. und s nd_stimulate | tempted with a leather belt buckled Mrs. J. h H. Ottenh business and the funds entrusted to |chusetts towns that are receiving at. | . Putpam lodge of Elks is to initiat® 'y ' popon siveet's. William Lord re- the growth of the hair. {{around the top of the cell door and a e L f prIRary the government's care are sLowing | tention of the promoters of the backs candidates at next Tuesday evening's| % PSIU FNOCC S o Ct < 50c. and $1.00 brown and white mecktie tied to the| Mrs. Joseph H. Ottenheimer, aged 70. | J"G\ Qi ncreastng total, The pos: | ball leamue. ore ot thorm ook maskels | meeting. "Mr. Eldred of Norw enders violin ~ || belt and around his neck. ie had ev- | died Tuesdar morning at 3 o'clock at | ta) avings cards seem :o hold inier- | to replace Putnam in the event that| .- J. Turner, Providence, was #| i io’ finn's Thursday COKE LIQUID SH, | idently jumped off the bench, straining | St. Joseph’s hospital, from pneumonia. | wat sor e saedl serirs fnd the bl gLl 3 visitor in Putnam Tuosday e < Are aTrifle Hard, MPOQ ! i neck Dreiey thoronghiy. e was ienhelmer was o matine. of Toes | oot for the small savers and the indi- | this ity does ‘not get tnto tho ar- | VN MBS VSO (0g ypen | venineaay thoroughly cleanses the hair and | 2ractcally unconscious when the chief i land, born in Limerick, and came to | 5" (ncuicating the hablt of (heift | from its demand tnac. ny one mag|c With friends here Tuesday of apples in 2 entered the cell room. tte hand- country when young. e was s n e bt G j'ot appis scalp and should be used whem | ci (e . 7 > Was | among a large’ number of voung peo- | home plavers be used by any team. Tuesday Club Meets. | dows, ¢ % | ed the foHowing note, PR SR d to Toseph H. Ottenheimer, now ed by y team. 4 5 35 Reyi i But Cheer Up, for You Can fecded before Coke Hair Tonig| piece of Cardoourd, th Sark, with the | deceased "at Waterbury, by ‘the Tate [Py ioonny Situation There sems to be ho chance for an| An enjoyable meoling of the ues. |, Net, 1 DLy Phiiy is applied. Hr c E - en. | Bishop Hendricksen. Six children were 2 s s =, it| day club was held with Mrs. Walter |2 N e e Get by calli 1 th ” Teauest that he Eive It to Whoerer e | b the nnion four sons and two | The county commissionsrs will come | 1S probable that when the league does | Wheaton off Prospect street, last even- | are i Waterbury o aitend the Bay y calling at the Large bottle, 25c. o ory his “por napar ca®ther: 1| daughters. fve of whom are living | to Danielson again on October 31, for | get going it will be an all Bay State | ing. | state ceavention . X family, so I have ended my life, so as | Charles, Joseph H. and Bdward of this | sitting at which licenses will be | towns affair. Joseph J. White, owner To Sail For Scetland. o - At All Druggists. Inot to disturb our family any more. | city, John of Caldwell, N 'and Mrs. | granted. While it may not be iegiti- | of tHe Webster franchise, and| yj.. MeGavey, mother of ex-mayo i || Good-bye. T hope to meet vou in heav. | Wilitam C. Smith, of Willimantic. De- | mate to assume that there will be xo | Lawrence T Daly, Webster, secretary |y 'y JcGavey, i to sail this week for | an c THE KELLS COMPANY | <" and papa and sisters. Amen. || ceased was a resident of the town of | Femonstrances against any cf the]of.the league, are exerting every ef-|Siotiand where she is to spend the| 1| “Payetes was arrested several weeks| Windham for the past 36 vears. most | Places where licenses bave been ap-|fort to have Putnam stay in, as this| wintar with relatives. i 1 Johnes St. | ago for holding up Eaward P. Howlett, | of that time living n the city of Wil- |plied for, nothing to indicate that|moud mean additional interest and| City Notes. | g v S & ¥ ;i limantic. Three vears ago Mr. and |there wou e was heard Tuesdxy. v usiness. : 4 | Lean Compally, NEWBURGH, N Y. e s made i this i buc R | Mrs. Oltentcimer ~sclebrated thelr | Evers plase where @ liconse (e soughi Dibiained:Lostare Miss Adsh Alexander of Tosion, i+ makes pot and pan - o] olden wedding anniversary, the gath- | in ingly U spel severa 01 S 1 e 15 Unmien Streel. Ay e olscharged as the offense | fing including thier children - and |last license vear. Tt was suid Tues- | Letlers addressed as follows ~are|father on Grove strect . spick and span " Tearrested by the authorities from that | tWenty srandchildren. day that one or mere applications may |Unclaimed at the Putnam post office| AMrs. S. M. Wheelock has been in} Sofrestall iy theial thnriiics frim: (Tat P BeEniadE o] D otnmissionecy: QELe ch;:sw:fik: JMlsbs Ai\iqh}gns(ne Gadoury, | Worcester recently. S e strict. i ial. e = R oo i ngp Frank M. Brown. ing this or next week. Applications | M ce Jacobs, E. P. Leonard, Ma- Mr. and Mrs. v _ Russell ol e ~llossie iy O T s or o a oy Rl ranic M Drown. agpd 6%, dled on/|m3Y be Hled ‘st anytime. o County |Hide Mayourn - Sflss - Mary * Paba, | Grovs street spent Tueaday In Provi- ; is 11 A ™ e i G < sioner Charles . Barber was |} . Mary Roiy, G. P. Holmes, W dence, R. I | p Iite. Tuesday noon at his home in Ando. | Cpontelsor. Tuesday on business iam Afilier.”Charies H1. 2 Rfien Thaver of Centervilie, R. 1. Soap and musclewontcle:}n FLMGRE & SHEPARD, c ver us the a s : icati Z | Stubin. is visiting his grandparents. Mr. a g & . v At Worcester Wedding. Monday. ' He had been in poor health Spoxiechndy Vi [tha Jemi Tieationn e ewid - e ot ny niveet your potshzlmd pans properly (Successors to Sessions & Elmore) | AIr. and M David Mathewson, ac- | for & number of yvears. Mr. Brown was A oodstoc! range Meeting. ~Ernest 1. Perry of Putnam Heights | 3 tmboimers and Finera Diectors companicy sl i B | porn % Lo areh 310 VG| Biture Shows Faversd. | Woodsiock” srange had g mosing | e mased b i 1o, saniheste | noroughly Lovejoy of Pawtucket, R. I, were in | 70T the Di v v anielson people have e m in the hall at North Woodstock. W. J. Bartlett and Charles . . g Worcester Tuesday attending the wed- | i Andover: There survive a widow. | picture habit: Saturday night avdl- |Tuesday evening which was attended | ware in New York Tuesday (o a Ordinary washing of cgolls - h Street. ding of Miss Clara H. Marble. They | Mrs. Maitle Brown, an ol : | ences have regularly totalel about visitors from granges in various| all game. i 1 ver ::l:fr TSsisTANT ding of Mies Clara H. Marble They || e at home, alio & Weothér, Fred | 1000 recently and when the Audlencos |aorronndiny omne tuses In various|the blg ball game. | | .4 from|ing utensils passes over whole Telephone connection. THROUGH fore their return. The trip is_being made in their automobile, with Walter J. Brown of Lebanon. gre going in or coming out, the bor- ough gets a miniature reprhduction of Putnam people who were going up cancelled the trip on account of thel hidden nests of little wigglers a few days’ stay in New Yor Mrs, Herbert Keach and children of Brown as chauffeur. Over Sixty at Rehearsal. what happens nightly in the tneater |bad weather. D T een guests of s, —commonly called germs. & I At the weekly rehearsal of the Wil- | district of any American city. = The e L G e e e M| . 7 Saw the Game. limantic cheral union Monday evening | picture business has practically ex-| ters Take Out Licenses. Douty, of Grove street. | Gold Dust is a sanitary wash- William 3 Svaenes ot John Afe. | 10 the assembly hall at the State nor- | cluded other theatrical entertainments [ Town Clerk David Flagz continues|Xrs, & Nikolofl has been in Provi- | ; l l erland odels 3 Donoual were Amone. thace fam s |mal school there was an attendance | from Danielson. ; to issue an occasional license, although | qence recently. ing powder that not only re- . . . ) ty te witness the Tuesday same in | Of more than sixty of the singers from | Peter Young's automobile is recov- |nearly half of the oven season has| Ays, George Hathaway & son | th isible dirt and » Beforetaking Lydia E.Pinkham’s | {5 ) itness, sday g the various churches of the city. ering from its collision last week with |passed. I belated applicants feel|iovd, of Fremont street have been | Moves the wvis ; o 7 2 i — a telephone pole over on the Brooklyn |however, that they have the best part|yisiti relatives in Providehce. O ERNEST P. CHESBRO, 1029 Main St, | Vegetable Compound. Early Ireland Studied by Weman's |road. Both the pole and the machine fof the season ahead of them. as the| e ' ‘pratt of Bradicy Street h,,\,:grease,butdlgsd?epa terevery Willimantic. Conn. i SURESIOR COURT. Club. were broien after the smasi. New |leaves have only just commenced to|been in Atnford the past two duys. |irace of germ life—sterilizes . Coing Dut of the Clothing Business” Natick, Mass. —“I cannot express ‘what I went through during the change 7Rof life before I tried Short Calendar Assignments Tuesday —Criminal Business Disposed of. The regular meeting of the Willi- mantic Weman's club held Tuesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock was well at- spokes have replaced those stripped out of the wheel of the machine, and it is receiving such other needed treat- Losses Small. A few stories that have been heard Mres, John Peal of Elliott has been entertained recently by Mrs. H. E.| Shaw of Pleasant avenu¢ g pots, pans, pails and kettles— leaving them clean, whole- ia E. Pi 't o = . ment. as will again put it in service, 3 e O oy ‘and| danghter. | MIFs Lydia E. P‘l"n“m' Tuesday at noon superior court for | tended. ~ Mrs. Eghert A. Case was|{hough considerable treatment will be |since Thursday’s muster indicates that | ;0¥ (Uit have returned from o | some, Safe. y Mechanics’ Dep’ b3, T wasinsueh | s county opened in this cit; | SIEIRRL O OO deration” was: marly | required piekpackets worked the crowa, but| A, ISVRE i vk fumes in lk' t. Store Hla 1ervous cordition | ene T T o Frseagoh,on the | Treland. At the conclusion of the in- | Hunter Should Have License With | Wore not vers suce Sl e AL R | Shake a little Gold Dust in OUTFITTERS TO ALL could mnot keep ethodist ch, ieresting programme an appetizing im. 5 3 p cam d Phat ] FUNERAL. fake game with them, for the game |To See To It That Catholic Children : v artlett’s S hos ses were assigned. Thaf of George i ke ER 2 vt cashier at W. J. Bartlett's. | DR. E. C. JACKSON, Dentist ;o R T S T P e T S et | e County Home Are Takan o] ™ iy o Lome Ths Hosoital Painless Extracting and Filling a Specialty 762 Main Street, SHEET MUSIC - 5c a copy JAMES HARRIES, Main Street. Willimantic, by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable | case Wednesday, M. Bugene Lincoln | of Funeral Directors Elmore & Shep- | den, asked to see his license. He @id | ;o iation to church in this city A sewing meeting of the Ladi oy m?zgnd and decidedto by it ard on North street. The services [not’ have the license, never had one, | B305, 0 o the" Catholic children on | social club of (he Second Congrom and it has made me a well woman, bt el b L T g LT ECT AR S naturalized, he Wag|iho county home near here. For sev- | iional church is to be held with Mrs. riends. S e Willimantic still. My limbs ere cold, I had 1 vastinall J4 by two phys- icians that 1 also had a tumor. I read one day of the wonderful cures made y My neighbors and friends declare it had worked a miracle for me. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is worth its weight in gold for women during this period of life. If it will help others you may publish my letter.”—Mrs. NATHAN B. GREATON, 51 N. Main Street, Natick, Mass. The Change of Life is the most criti- the offered praver. A sherg calendar session of brief du- s then held, at which a few Russell, was assigned for trial Thurs- duy of this week Tyesday in this city called in and these jury cases were asigned: First case Wednesday, Jo- seph P. Love vs, John J. Love;. gecond at Putnam. Next the jury will be casba[ets Surely ' Straighten You Out No Headache, Biliousness, Upset Stomach, Lazy Liver or Consti- luncheon was served. The funeral of David Johnson, who lost his life as the result of losing a leg and injuries to his beck by a train Saturday evening, was held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in the chapel Rev. Olaf Nordbladh, pastor of the Sweaish Lutheran church, of- ficiated. There were choice flowers, including boautiful pillows from Bak- ers’ union, No. 8, of Hartford, the local bakers, and friends of the deceased. The beavers were Carl, Albert and Emil Johnson, three brothers, and Fred Zepp of this city. Burial was in the Willimantic cemetery. Fluaters who venture into the woods will do well to have their license to lators of the law. £ Killingly, returning from several days' trip in the Kastford and Ashford sec- tion of the county with a fine bag of game, was telling about his successes Swhen one of his auditors, a game war- even then fortunate in being allowed to take out an alien’s license and pay the, stiff price it costs. FUNERAL. Simeon C. Chamberl Fureral gerviees for Simeon Cum- mins Chamberlain, 82, who died on Saturday, were held Tuesday afternoon . K. OF C. COUNCILS. Church. Knights of Columblp councils in ‘Windham county towns are at work on a plan whereby it is intended tohave suitable arrangements for the trans- eral months past Cargill council of this city has been meeting the expense, but it is felt by the other councils that this is hardly a proper arrange- ment. The matter was discussed at the meeting of the councils in Moosup last Sunday, but no definite action was taken. Athletics’ Support: Jubilant. enter- ently of Seward street have been by Uxbridge relatives rec Jane Kennedy is ti your dish-water and see the startling results. C. D. Sharpe has returned to his home on School street after undergo- ing a successful operation for appendi- citis at the Day-&imball hospital. Sewing Bee. Gold Dust is sold in 5C size and large pack- | ages. The large y package means | greater economy. — 3 F. Carpenter of South Main street this afternoon. The apron committee | of the society held a meeting with the chairman, Mrs, G." E. Shaw. Monday afternoon and cut and planned sewing for the next two meetings. Mrs. J. B. Kent of Church street has recovered sufficiently from her recent illness to_ride out. *“Let the GOLD DUST TWINS do your work™* GEORGE G. GRANI. 4 Mr. frs. Fred- | Play by play, a group of Philadelphia In Wild Chicago. ! Z E B SPRING, Piago T cal period Of 3 woman's existence. pated Bowsls by Morning. Personals. o e o ARl trers, | Rev, |supporters’ lisioned in ‘Trensied ox:| pyignwavmen. sarter sovtine o cni-| UNdertaker and Embaims: 1200 KUNET | Women everywhere should remember | a.c vou kecping vour bowels, iiver | Miss Lenore Jones visited friends in | Raiph §. Cushman of Fall River, for- |pectancy to the returns from thel| .o ™00k Wivay all his clothing and | 2 e & that there is no other remedy known | and stomacn clean, pure and fresh | Worcester Tuesday mers of Danisison, officiating, assisted | WOrld's series ‘baseball game in New | {GfOUL, ‘SlCaing in the street. 1t may .2 Frovidence Si., Taliviil: "Phone. Willimantic. Cenn. | to medicine that will so successfully | with Cascarets, or’ merely forcing a | Mrs. Sarah Way is confined to her | by Kev. Elliott S Studley of Daniel- el Reation Sonm o o O ging ]| become necessary fo have empty bar-| o oo orvention to day of night ealia carry women through this trying | passaseway through these alimentary | home, 46 Church street, with a sprain- | son. Members of Moriah lodge, No. |% a seance when the final|,gig jeft around at convenient places.— 14 HIRAM N. FENN Efim as Lydia E. kham’s Vege- ble Compound. or drainage crgans every few days with Salts, Cathart pills, Casgor Oil ed ankle. , Attorney Charles L. Torrey of Put- 15, F. and A. M, the fire department and the G. A. R, organizations with result was announced. Ask For Liquor Licenses. Chicago Record-Herald. Telephone §30. apriM WFawl UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER or_Purgative Waters, nam was in town Tuesday attending | Which the Ceceased was affiliiated; | 4y, Putnam wine-clerks with resi- i Ehrea ", Witigaste B Res cave v et | it = bongl sk v, Lot | superior court T DA, T denes sane Face | dences in Danielson have maie arvi- | Fhere is Omly One Teu & Lady . our case write a confiden= | Cascarets throughly cleanse and 1egu- | judge L. J. Storrs was in New York T e ne Home Tans . Wiso o ¥ T ; broth. add a tablespoonful of Duffy's pure mait Prot Han . “u et 2d then and mnever |tendance of knights. beautiful. e o y's p e e e e i e g = . Mr. Chamberlain was born In Mans- | fo'cr uhinocd cream on. tont f domed i oy | Always remember the full pame. Look pans ol c ongi Sour Stomach or | Hartford.—The chairman of the high | field, Conn. $ vears ago. He came | saltines may be served with this. % UL W "',;"'“ Block, Danielson, Conrn | (E 0 00 0 els, Cascarets helong | school “ommitiee has asked for an |to Danielson. when about 20 years of | ~This makes a vory i ing drink: as wellas | fOT this signature on every box. 25c. mo aaver in, octiTuThE o cqual to r to Mrs. Pinkbam, at Mass. Her advice is free, and ays helpful. A nice vartety of Fresh Fiah: Scallops, Oysters and Clams. &t STRONG'S FISH MARKET, 28 Nerth St. PATENTS !nn'agv E. BACK, Attarney-at- i late the stomach, remove the undi- gested, sour and fermenting food and fou! wases, take thc excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the decomposed waste matter and poiscns in the intestines and bowels. A Cascaret tonight will make vou feel great by morning. They work while you sleep—never gripe, sicken or cause any inconvenience, and cost only 10 cents a box from vour drug- gist. Millicns of men and women take in every — househol love lo take them. Children just Tuesday, witnessing the third game in the world’s series. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Welden havi been entertaining Miss Isbael Hurkest of Pawtucket, R. I, the past week. Thomus W. Morgan, grand inspector, visited St. John's commandery, No. 11, K, T., Tuesday evcning, for rehearsai prepiratory for the regular inspection next month. There was a good at- appropriation of $1:000,000 for the es- taplishizent of a technical high school. chanting a psalm at the burial service in Westfleld cemetery, The bearers were Chief A. P. Woodward, John Gor- don, Tepresenting the fire department, H. W. Babson, Almon Bartlett of the G. A R, and Frank Greener of the Sons of Veterans. and Sidney Perr: The many fioral (ributes included pieces from those organizations and the W. R. C., a helmet and pillow from the fire department being especially age, and has since made this place his home. During his earlier years Practical Home Helps s“Bro. That is i Quinine’’ An Excellent Broth Invalid’s Evening Repast L To a_cup of good beef. lamb. veal or chicken | being of i the lient, i¥is wandertully relteshing to the healthe. Laxative Bromo Om'niné USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY.