Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 27, 1911, Page 7

—FOR GOOD Carbon Paper and other supplies go to MISS JEWETT, Public Stenographer and Shorthand Teacher. 283 Main Street. Typewriters For Sale and Rent. Typewriter Ribbons, GEO. A, DAVIS Your - Thanksgiving Dinner 4, Towest 32. Predictions for Saturday: Fair and ler; northerly winds. turday's weather: As Predictions for Sunday: vest winds, diminishing. Sunday's ‘weather: Fair: colder riable winds, becoming southwest. Sum, Mowm amd Tides. icted. ir; north- va- Sun. [F A Rises, | Sets. || Water. || Sets. A m | p m. 420 ¥ G wenSB 7 ftor high wster it Is 1o c1de which 18 followed by fived tide. GREENEVILLE NEWS. Catholic Societies Unite — Various Items. A meeting of the delegates from the Prison Been Quiet at Jail— Bertram Gager Spencer, found guilty of first degree murder for the killing of Miss Martha B. Blackstone. a Springfleld school teacher, passed Sun- day very quietly in the hospital see- tion of the Hampden county jail at Springfield. Incontrast to his shriek ing, weeping and shuddering out- breaks at the trial, there were no demonstrations by Spencer Sunday. In fact, he has heen entirely Im since the jury announced the rdict of first degree murder Saturday morning. Spencer had no visitors Sunday. TI jailers said he appeared to have pass ed a restful night. and in the forenoon read the papers with evident interest. Will Go to Supreme Court. * Spencer will remain at fhe jail there until the supreme court passes on the bill of exceptions, which it was an- nouneced his attorney will file. As the supreme court does not sit until next April, Spencer will not hear sentence passed upon him until that time. Wife Called Saturday. Following th verdict of zullts, early Saturday morning, it was reported at the Springfield jail that Spencer made no outbreaks, which made the trial so dramatic. Fis onlv visitoes during the day were the faithful wife and some of the members of her family, who went down to the jail to offer what comfort they could to him. Mother a Nervous Wreck. Spencer's mother, who was taken to the home of Dr. Elizabeth Young My- ers, on St. James avenue, was a com plete nervous wreck, and it thay be some days before she is able to leav the house. She stood out bravely dur- ing the tfial, although those who watched her on Friday could see that sShe was on the verse of a nervous col- lapse. She did not remain to hear the charge of the court, but went to Dr. Young's house at 7.30. She was not informed of the verdict until about 7 oclock Saturday morning, as Dr. Morthér Breaks = making special may be wal | The fact has become known that be- fore the trial there was a discussion among the alienists of the destrability | of holding a conference of the experts | on both sides for the purpose of con- sidering a recommendation of a sec- ond_degree verdict for Spencer. This matter did not inits provoiais anf it e un od that the prosecution’s ‘was Do | receptivé. The reasons assigned for the proposed conference were the large | { saving of money to the commonwealth | made possidle by avoiding the long. trial and the uncertainty about the le- | gal sanity of Spencer. Moreover. it is | ald that the alienists do not like to | appear in court to testify on opposite | sides of a case and assume the atti- tude of partisan witnesses. Family Not With Him. None of Spencers y was with him at the time the v':flt’l was given. | Spencer’s voung wife and his sister, | who had been with him all evening, | remained in an adjoinning room at the request of the court officers, who fear- ed an outbreak on the part of the prisoner. Mrs. Spencer almost col- lapsed when word of the verdict was brought to her, but she quickly recov- | ered and went into the court room again, where she greeted her husband almi=, conversed with him a few mo- ments 'and went through the ordeal | of parting without any demonstraton | being made on the part of either hus- Dban or wife. No Excitement When Verdict Wa: Given. e saw i and @ was in Mal had threatened o <hoke mamw the court 80 it would be it there was any troubie on the way to jail JMcSheehy wears his trousers tuck- ed into the top of his stockings. FHe does this bacause his trousers are so short they would not come to the to of his shoes. s Report Concerning Missing Man. A report reached Niantic Saturday. that a vessel bound east picked up Henry B. Howard, who disa---ared from ihe power yacht Waukeet at Ni- antic a week ago Thursday and who was supposed to have fallen overboard ond been drowned while putting out another anchor to_hold the craft firm at its moorings. The report of How- | ard's- safety came to Dr. Dart, a rela- tive by marriage of the family of Stephen Barnes, who owned the power beat. The vessel is said to have been bound for a Nova Scotia port. The strange part of the report is that How- ard himseif has sent no word. and no !cne definitely knows the source of the report now currenf. It is recalled thac 2 week ago Friday there was a three- | masted schooner tacking off the harbor at Niantic. At that time Howard missing. » Musicale at Haile Club. The Haile club mandolin club, unfler | direction of Mfs. Elizabeth Danehy, and_ the singing class, under direction of Miss Mary Rogers, were the pa ticipants in an excellent musical pro- gramme enjoved on Sunday afternoon at the club rooms, for which there was nds of catarrh germs. get rid of catarrh unless you kill these You can't kill these with stomach medicine or sprays or douches because you can’t get are. You can kil these germs with HY - OMEIL a penetrat! antiseptic air that you breathe w few times & dby directly over the raw, sore, germ in- membrane. For cafarrh, asthma. croup, coughs. colds and catarrhal deafness, Hyomei s0ld on money back plan by The o & Osgood Co. Complete ontfit Extra bottles of HYOMEl if only 50 cents. Re- member, HYOME[ does not contain morphine, cocaine or any drug that could possibly do harm. Bunice Northup at her home on Wau- wecus hill. Thanksgiving and Christmas com- ing so near together this year, a few who usually come for the Thanksgiy- ing recess will not be home until ‘hristmas. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Chapman and little daughter, lLeonora Chap- man of Vergason avenue, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Rudd of Westerly. Mary Ryan returned Sunday * home or, West Town street aft- er two morths' absence, during she visited her brother, William In Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and her_sister, Mex. Joremiah Ficlas' of Kast Orange. Among the homecomers expected during Thanksgiving week are Miss Elizabeth Hull from Sprinsfield, Mass., at her home on Bliss b George Randall of- West Town street from | Yale university: Miss Louise Newman of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr, and Mrs. L. H. Hyde of New York at Deacon L. | A. Hyde's on Washington strect; and | Tyler and Harry Winchester of Hart | for dat their home on Otrobando ave- nue, | TAFTVILLE Comfort fabrics in new and| to Noisy. and complete assortments at House Coats Bath Robes | FOR THE YS designs, from Neat Excellent, new The Toggery Shop. Here too is something new that should intersst you, never before heard of in the Clave trade. An absolute and pos- ive guarantee against ripping. A new pair for every pair of D. & P. Glov that rip and no quibbling. Here is the GUARANTEE- Thanksgiving Carving Sets Aluminum Cooking Utensils Roasting Pans Silver Plated Ware Beautiful Table Lamps EATON CHASE Company 129 Main Streel, Norwich, Conn. Agents General PIANOS Electric Ce. different Catholic socleties of the City | Young feared to break the news (o he Dapstte e it 2P jp | & large attendance at the afternoon Before making ye ase, ca - was held Sunday evening in the base- | too suddenly. Mrs. Spencer and her pemg 510 8. m (he S Dour: it | tea and social hour. Aliss Myra Brock | Venison Suj £ Sohnation Veralie Sema Ou Snch o e Will Be [ncomplete ment of St. Mary's church. In the | dnughter. Mrs, Pults, and her sons Leing %10 & m. the court Toom % |poured, Miss Eisie Bogue and Miss| PSS, 86 Molietaen. Vrpiy SR our lne lnaiudee the P absence of Chairman Donnelly, M. I.| wife have won the sympathy of all Who | [oiions waiting outalde, but there was | A1ice Stevenson serving. ¥ R ik Kalles P (arran was elected chairman pro tem. | have noted their Lrave benavols in the | “exciment evidenced. The closing g There was a lar~> attendance at the Mcoammen Asd Kalles Bros., RN Unless You A s (and carried that | court room. Mre. Pults has re(urned 10| oans of the trial from the time the ro rm. MLl o e ol o The best medium and high grade Nme an. okgni lon_or on of the; her home on Wendell avenue, Spring- | jury returned with the verdict until| Sunday afternoon Albert Woodman- | Schuetzen Verein in Lisbon Saturday in the country at mod e cost. A local Catholic societles of the city be | field, and the prisoners wife is Stav- | tourt adjourned took but 8 few mo- | fee of Thamesville had a fall with the | evening, and all those present cnjoved fully guaranteed and sold on e H f effected. A c“mmee lng:'lflled t01ing with her father's family in West ments. No motions or sta ts were | result that when Dr. Higgins was call- | (he.finest kind of a time. The supper ave Some o g e e e Promedud Tade by Sounsel and no aat set for (e 1t was found fhat his arm= was | iwes served at 3 oclock and was fo terma, 4 e awe i an falioms: Tosenn A.| Extra Time for Filing Exceptions. |sontence, which i Massachusccts is|broken. The fracture was reduced |iowed by damcine and 3 weneral soc Six months' leasons free with ea H Don: oseph Bellefleur, Framk J.| Judge Crosby b eaving Tor his death by electrocution. — iime until midnight. The deer was Piar Banta & VanBuskirk’s Domces Jommn Soter=rd ™ s | nome i Fitizaeis o the. Than teatn | When the Jory G tame fn Spencer NORWICH TOWN g e T ; Pedace. Saturday had a conference with Mr, had been .brought into court. With| . George Young and John Woodmansce CRYSTALIZED FRUITS The next meeting will be held in St. gt‘:vl‘etnn. ‘a(zm-hl.gn it was agreed that 21::-(0;“?“!:!- wite, hAh sn-::; :?dp:z:' Third Bagtist Pastor and Choir at|&nd was cne uwhlnm It‘li‘; R K:fi‘:r?‘lfl:‘n 2 v time i which the defe - , Rev. Eugene A. Smi - i ir recent hunting n Main: SALTED NUTG_ASSORTED |MNArs'T A and B society fooms on | fhe time ithin which the detense may PLstor Rev: Bygene A Smith of Leh | Sheltering Arme—Thanksgiving Ser- | LU ML LIS B U NGNS PICED NUTS D i mnd hoal organization | January 1. instead of the usual 20 days | Of emotion or anxiety. When the jur- | Vice—Christmas Sale at the Rogers | concert numbers and furnished mus Furnishers. s will be perfected. allowed by law. Mr. Stapleton refused | ors fled out he was led from the room ¢ for the danting. Main St. TUFFED RAISINS 2 to be interviewed, but it is enerally again. petary HtmicvhatollIN B CRYSTALIZED GINGER ° OBITUARY. exepected that he will ask the suprems At 3 o'clock ft was announced that| At the Sheltering Arms Sunday aft- Hunters Find Bee Tree. court to review the case on his excep- | the jurors were ready to return. Once | ernoon there was a large number pres- ‘While squirrel hunting in the woods Dthrls»]« STUFFED FIGS Joseph Dayall. !k‘:u There are 1,556 pages of type- :_Xflm Spsnca'i-fi:'gf’d tl? his seat by :l; f’;nn'l_h:heh’l;b:i lw?ll ch;:sch‘:s in the vicinity of Occum Saturday af-| This palr of gloves Is sewn through- . = Dagail, hged written evidence and arguments which | DiS guards. me he was unac- | el service conducted | ternoon, Charles and. Daniel Mc- | out with Belding’s Prize Medal Silk . of;‘::ai“o:“fl;"é‘::cgufii and| Joseph Davall, aged 41 vears, dled| i derendant's lawyers will want to| COmpanied. by Rev. R. F. True: He. took for his | Sheffery, Teo Bjork. James White and | and is guarantecd not to rip. Snhould | DIRe Ee J. JONES 3 cloek Satordey morning, following an | €0 through carefully before they de. | AS the jurors marched to their seats | subject Mary of Bethany, declaring | Alex D'Avignon discovered a large hol- | they give out in (he seams, return (o it was noticed that not on of them that woman is the. best example of Mr. Stapleton began saving excep- | St & glance in the prisoner's direc- |prevailing prayer, of perfect benev tions from the very opening of the tion. Each one kept his eyes fixed |lence, of devoted service. Heaven gave trial when he was overried on the | Straight ahead. ande theex pression of |everything for our redemption; what Snite 46, Shannen Building Take elovator Shetucket strest on trance. ‘Prous low tree in which a swarm of bees was located. Two members of the party returned home and secured an axe. A hole was chopped in the tree and about the Dempster & Place Co., Gloversville, N. Y.. with this ticket, and a new pair will be furnished free of charge. iliness of five weeks with heart | Cide what to do next. trouble. He was born in We have a good supply of these goode—absolutely pure and fresh. ew Haven and was and Katherine This is the only place in Norwich|ile son of Joseph v 11 was ™ serio Spen ¥ are ing urn ? 5 r - Dayall, . Twenty years he was | motion to have Spencer sent back to| 3l Was' serious. cer did’ mot | we giving in return? Shall we |25 pounds of fine honey secured. The| You can buy the D. & P. Gloves of 4 where thess goods can be obtained. Dnited te = Al et PMiss Jenmie | Bridgewater befors trial. The defense| Slance at them. FHe passed his hand |respond to Christ'’s call and run to |honey was of exceilent quality and|all kinds at GEO. A. DAVIS 25 Broadway Mokley in New Haven. The family has resided in this city 14 years. The deceased was for several years em- ploved in tie local plant of the United States Finishing company. - He was well known here aud had many friends was allowed to put In much evidence after the commonwealth had objected to it, and but for this fact there might have been many more exceptions. Given Much Consideration by Jury. The question whether Spencer actu- repeatedly over his face end rubbed his eyes, the one characteristic display | of nervousness that had been noticed during the trial. The clerk asked what the verdict was. In a clear, firm tone Foreman meet Him, learn of Him, and find rest |for our souls, receiving strength for service and for right living? The hymns were from the Alexan- der book of songs. A male quartette, |consisting of §. E. Peckham, J. O. was distributed among the friends of the boys. Taftville 7, Sterling 2. Taftyille association football ted the Sterling team on the The team defea The Toggery Shop, 291 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Act Wisely_"! Keep DUNN'S CATHARTIC LIVE e En Bie teath T4 JeIy maotaet | ate Sper Spear announced “Guilty of murder in | Peckham, James Dearden and F. L | Bemcidence - strects eroumds Sat ik D by ‘his “oite ‘ana”Tg | Al broke inio the Dow house in the | the Arst destee Pockbam, rendered Pleasingly two me- | Liianaen with o Scote of 1 to 5 The JAS. C. MACPHERSON PILLS in the house at all times F. C. ATCHISON, M. D, |inei chiaren Joseps ana Bight ‘time was ‘evidentiy onsidered Spencer Wade Net' s-Wove. lections, Chiid, Come Home, and for | axme sas un interesting one through. Their action is gentl ve - oo | Davan. By the Jury 1o b of sreat importance, | o SPencer Made Mot & Move e closine number. When the Mists|Sut and was witnessed by 4 JArR: tnsuring a freedom from headache PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 45 T ST e :\_ffl‘i:'v‘éeflnfl‘ fl;:k BB cigrmadics i H"‘"‘u —— Piinkea | Have Rolled in Splendor. Mrs. H. L|crowd. If the local team wins at Ste heavy feeiing caused by a tory Sicom 3. Becond W dbadacd SME Notes. |3 to have all the svidence relating | X R e Gt e eened | Peckbam was at the piano. fing mext Saturday, as they are cons. | COAT SWEATERS| ™57 tiiie <ol & ight ‘phone 1083. Arthur and John McWilliams, Wil- | Whether Spencer actually opened the | COmPrehend that so quickly and so Holiday Sale. L T High Quality—Low Prices Ham Pitcher and Dr. E. J. Brophy at- tended the Yale-Harvard game in Bos- ton Saturday. » - window is of great importance, and this is likely to be one of the points upon which the lawyers for the pris- simply had hig fate been announced. Not until told by his guards that he might sit down did he resume his seat. Fine weather Saturday afternoon !and evening was favorabie to the well championship cup will be theirs. On Thanksgiving day the home team plays & team from Westerly Driving Automobile Gloves Large assortment In different styles, and {DUNN’S PHARMACY . X e assihs e 3 . > oner will try t - When some of the court attendants |Patronized Christmas sale at tho large, - ; MOTION TO EXPUNGE Bont. Tt ot e T et | canle iy ¥ g ot sttendants | Jepital home of William G. Rogers | Notes. Lrign FLIV/UD; 50 Main Street IN SUIT FOR FEES | the defense will file a motion for a| (heir sympathy, he merely nodded.|3nd his sister, Miss Fafiny Rogers, on | Arthur Durr was a visitor in Plain- Auto Supplies and Aecessories. new trial, which would have to be| Yhen his wifs was brought to him he | the Scotland road, which has weicomed | ficld Sunday. Tiae ‘@b 0w, Prioen: — Hartford Lawyers Claim Norwich Men passed upon by Judge Crosby, and it talked with her in an easy, self con- S0 many gatherings for the benefit of Genuine Thermos Bottles $1.00. | CO-OPERATIVE a is thought more like Bk the e trolled manner and left th the new hall. A beautiful showirg of E. Marion spent the week end with NOW IN SESSION Owe Thom $1,771.04 for Legal Ser- | % Tuousht more lkely that they will| o iihout any agitation peing |4l kinds of fancy work was dispLived | triends In Plainfield Pocket Knives, Safety Razors. | vices. o MEiave Shecisl’ Guard. discovered in his manner. The jurors | R a table in charge of Mrs. Wellington — PLUMBING C( gl ABPE Tl ki ot e e sy ey mot ST Caen "beck 1o their Hotel oo | Winer. Mira, Byrort Dexier helped thowe | tartwell Thompenr o7 Yale universi: | C. V. PENDLETON., JR for sentence until the time has expired ot an TS oart Miiadined | T Srent morts While, Mis oo B e P P 10 BROADWAY, 81 Franklin Stree CITY HALL Fys tees came up in the superior wirt at Hartford Friday on argument refore Judge Greene of a motlon to expunge the second defense in the mc- ton of Lucius F. and John T. Robin- for filing the defendant’s exceptio and ‘for this reason Spencer cannot be without any motion or statement being made by counsel or any date for sen- tence being set by Judge Crosby. many different sorts while Misses Em- ily and Susie Wilcox were especially successful in disposing of home made candy at a third table. Chances were taken on a box of chocolates and on Dr. and Mrs. ¢ his parents, orge Trompson } The regular meetl gcod lodge, L O. O. F. < of Hugh H. Os- M. U., was held Norwich. Conn. celsior, Indian, Pope_Motorcycies. relophone 771 it k. A - sen of Hartford Zebulon R. | CORONER BROWN L eced bedquilt. ' Ponemah hall Fridiy evening w Telephone 254.12 Tuition and Supplies Free ‘| 1on,0f, Borton N aon o Nor- INTO Ton SUBoon oEaTHs | T URGLARS BOUND OVER _ , (* Bnc*Giniidroom, decorated wiih | gooa atiendance. ' Variuin Seposis were S llACKEli 65_Franklin Stras [wich, savs the Hartford Times. = | . W UNDER BONDS OF $1,500 | greens and wholly ‘lighted with jac:- | Fead and aceented and one sovlication| F . . s Norwich, Cenn 1 e i o'-lanterns and candles set in appie | for membershin was received. At the t urer PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. colr for services between 1908 and Accident .w A u:al.m. and Exposure | Both Go to Jail to Await Trial at the | candlesticks, was anr attractive pla-e | next meetine the nomination of officers or e olidays coucmzzu'::;n LOUNGER. :‘;“_ 3 f}' {Rgb::su thvly;‘xz:ner:; ere the Causes. January Yerm of the Superior Court. |IT wme: .uw ol;:lll‘: --19:;1 vr‘-::r.ae:;rreve. will take place. R R Pollshing E. L. BURNAP Thei~ counsel In the €ase of Robbins | Saturday afterncon the body of John| In the eit B> waitery in U 5 . | =——————————————— or G X 3 - 4 city court Saturday morning, | ®d by waiters in uniform, with white rber Chalrs e e e e | s fomna by oo Licmio? sod Lurs | Samoet Meshechy and Frank Eidriage, |coa's apd erens ik VISITING CARDS X Plumbin. Sieam and Gas % Ry pany s found by Carp. I er and Luke | charged with burglary for .breaking | Assisting Miss Rogers were Mrs. |ALLING —On Nov. 25, 1911, a glrl. Lo ot | S:ates ccurt and in the appeal to the [ 1wikine in the woods there, he having |inlo the store of J. C. Macpherson and | Willlam Wilcox, Miss Bessie M. Grant | fr and Mre. A s L L United States court of appeals on wri | len dead; I¢ is thousht, for thres days. | taking furs o the valus of $215 on |and Mta Louis Olsen. The waiters vl L 4 et o 1 or in e Central Vermont |- rly employe y = P 1 - e - » Now Prices and work sa'lsfaclory [ 7043 Combany against Robbins na | Freakwiter company and has o sister | seuss wes Fomey oo e e Tl | e Aure, Bvmeor Hasard, Albert MARRIED Engraved Plates R Slip Covers cut 130 Piatt Ave. |Pariscn” ‘The litigation was vegard. |m Worcester. ‘Coroner Iirown found | over to e January ‘torre of i hound | N fartinella and Frank Wilcox. ~Many | FOLEY—DEVINE—Ta Norwich. Nov. 25, s and made fo 'orde b s e deucton By e o ot | iy, °® 1u¢ (o exposure and |inal superior court, under bonds of |were present including a large party [ 5¥B0% WIS scary "Beviue, both at the following small price | JOHNSON AND BENSON, Stafiord Eprings._ The judement: for |, The cotoner also investigated the :éf‘m:;‘i:}r"\‘.’:n?‘;‘fi" e Danih IR _ofNorwieh. . |50 CARDS AND- NEW PLATE 85¢ | i g 20 Cenral Avenue. e o o il Jas o] thuk avemus ot a1 New Lomior ooi ! 26v; o BRIt S bitay cliok; | VRpiiiong Sevis gt First 0“;";"" DIED. 50 CARDS AND OLD PLATE 45c gl - 2mount of their bill for services was |dctermined that it was id k Pae = y In the morn- | There’ was & special thanksgiving |paAvALL—In Norwich, Nov SLATE ROOFING $1990.64. and that it Bas not been paid, | There was nothing to dete‘fifmi“fi.‘& ing by the police, and upon going to | seryice at the First Congregational Yosepts Davall, aged 41 year Can you do better for one or more HEADQUARTERS FOR S Ot 45 T bty L UEoeB i ESY 0 iy his store found, the window smashefl |church Sunday morning. The text of | mAYBOULD-1In New London. Not. 23, [ oo ol YPO o8 el Fresh stock of Wines, Liquors aw ana Condocicrs, and ail Winds of Job.| The amended answer carries a gen- and the furs gone. ~Later he said. |the sermon was 1 will bless the Lord | ™ 101 Catilerine widow or Joeptl as- | ©f ¥ Y 9 Cleats. Also Provisions slways em e e AT I Sl TRl o sver BACK oRE when talking with Eldridge, when the |at all times; His pralse shall continu- | bould, aged 74 years SERRT il be delivered | Rebd Tree lunch every Maturde Te 7 > 2 second defense sets up that Robinson e £ it i T e e T il of s iy New London Nov. 24, Qrders placed now will be delivered| oioning & Robinson were el loyel b thy - acpherson | Ewing spoke helpfully of the giving Adams Sackett, * in time for ristma: e e lm_m-wumg‘m‘ ne | dos: pl; s:.n D:.::_d nl r;.l London fig:a,‘hbm.“:: g';“m he must falk be- |of thenke and of the multitude and sesnaty The Westerly House, ar‘ord and the Caledonian Fire In- y Request of Local Police. e auihorities. reality of our mercies. The congrega CARD OF THANKS. - v D. J. O'Brien’s, 88 No. Ma Sanit y Plumbi i Teiiee UM LS BOL BUE | e, avening, the New Lonton | of Comine e s i S mazeon ta1d | o Femainea seated after the hene: | wir and Mea Andrew Palmer wish (0 CRANSTON & CO Forme s & Dlekhover, ¥rovs land, as ccunsel in- these euits. S ¥ ning, he New ~ondon t a coal car at |diction to n to the postiude, F'es- | (hank the Fire (o and the Boy v ar flg e - g . S, Was argued |Folive, on advice from the Norwich | Kingston with two other men. Eld- |:lval March, by James, which was im- | Scouts, alxo all of neighbors and A _jo SAseias - v Willlam F. Hmn‘:y for the Robin- | Police to look out for Joseph Swan, |Tidge goi away twice by fighting the | pressively rendered by Oragnist M. :m..x friends T rable halp render A peep into an up to date bathroom | one and L. R Robbins of Norwich | 23. colored, of No. 43 John street. this | (raitmen, but McSheehy was covered |I. Yerrington. Later in the Sunday |eC In their rec DI Tusky kind- g fa oniy jess teresiiing {han the bath i aaondamts, " Faawe Momnes | ity (ookd him i charen o e el | by 1t sivalver and i ater iand” | inoat (he duce, Soniebods Must siven |12 A nas R PALMER K ure utan 0L oo uring the summer vou will |~aid the se sc was no def in New London at 9.45 on the |cuffed. wo men v 3 L. Potter, . and | Y Ceser, 1911, e 1he more look to the bath for bodlly | ot all and T e Tatiar of oi® | trolley from Norwich #ad held him at | owed to go, McSheehy demanded re- | 7° R e o | e i ThankSgIVllfg Tlll‘keys comfort. 1 will show vou samples and | ¢ T30 ot pleading. Mr. Robbins | Dolica headquarters and until his | Quisition papers, but _Eldridge was |and pleasing part of the service. e CARDWELL'S. plans of the poicelain and other tubs!went scmewhat over the facts and said | Prother arrived on the next car and |Willing to come here without. CARD OF THANKS. NATIVES VERMONTS at L' O @nd give vou esimates for the work that I-ank E. Brown of Norwich was |00k him home. The furs were found on_Fldridge News from All Points. To all tae trionds and nelghbors who WESTERNS ef puttinz them I in the best manner ng as counsel for Robbins and Pat- | When detained by the New London |Under his ouier garments. McSnechy | d Mrs. Louis S. Tngalls of |thewed their sympathy in our recent &% Tel. 952 9 Market Stre from a sanitary standpoint—and guars | tison at the time of the sults and that | police Swan told them that he was on | Shaved off his moustache. They claim- | vosasar avenne wore Bucsts of Btaf. | Poieavement to those who sent flowers Plenty of Chickens, Fowls, 3 actes the entire job Talioms and Pattison had no know- | his way to New Haven to sce a doc- | ed they met In a box car at the Navy |l Seringe frends on Sunday A st it Bt Wotwint > " o eilia — e - ladge of the employment of Robinson | tor. According to the message to the | Yard. 3 2 BEXT W wish to express our deen Ducks, Etc. NEW LINE J. E. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street The Vaughn Foundry Co. & Robinsen but supposed they were tha covnsel for the insurance compan: which had 1eserved a right to pros cute the svit Judge Greene reserved decision on the mot on. Midelstown.—Two hundred and sev- enty-five hunters’ licenses have been |issued at the town cleri’s office since the opening of the fall hunting sea- scn. New London officers, Swan's relatives wanted 0im dotained, because they feared be was about to leave town, and they did not want him to get out of their sight. Y. At the Y. considerable M. C. A. Notes. M. C. A. gymnasium a improvement in lighting has been made by placing four lights | &t the corners under the galleries. The Policeman Charles I Smith told of hearing the window break when he was at the Adams Express office and faw a tall man run down to the rail- road. He followed but was unable to find him, He looked like McSheehy. W. B. Calking, night foreman of the railroad yards, testified to seeing two men in a box car before he left Lor Allyns Point tut they were gone when he reiurned. One was tall, the other short. George F. Hyde »f Washington street hag returned after a visit with friends in Hartford and a bnjef stay in Dan- bury. % Miss Jennie Hyde of North Frank- lin was the guest over Sunday of Miss — - THE REASONABLE WAY for their 1de and_appreciation grati many kind deeds. MRS, J. NORRIS AND FAMILY CHURCH & ALLEN 15 Main Street. Peopie’s Market '8 Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prop of FALL DRESS GOODS direct mille at very low prices ‘Assortment lengths of all kinds. Cotton Goods and Silke at Helf Pricws MILL REMNANT STORE JOHN BLOOM, Frem. 171 W. Main 8t Cut Flowers Floral Designs horizontal bar has also been removed, Fiving a clear field for basketball play. On Monday evening the men of the association and others, whether mem- bers of not, are to gather for the third Tidridge questioned Poiiceman Smith as to d about the man getting | children ver catch cold—it’ away. City Attorney Hall asked Eld- lcnly when your system is run down ridge how he came to have the furs, |and vitality low that colds and coughs | Strong, vigorous men, women and Tabourettes, Plant Stands, Small Tables and Book . JRON CASTINGS stock et arry Street and he said he S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker | Agent for Ricbardsonm and Boynton | 8 West Main Strsst. Norwich, Gonn | : T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, o 92 Hranklin Strest Ia no aGrerINEE edium 1 0 Fhe Bul- FOR. FLETCHER'S CASTORIA talk of the health taiks in the gymnasi- um, this one beirig upon a phase of the sex relations, and to be by Dr. P. J Cassidy- ’ Cynthia M. Backus Est The appraisal of the estate of Cyn- tEia M. Backus amounts to $31,830.81, as returned to the provate court by Costello Lippitt -and Lucius A. Fen- ton. There were T4 shares of Aetna Insurance stodk valued at $23.810, the house is valued at $4,000 and bonds at $3,780. - Deita Alphas Met. The Delta Alphas met with ‘Miss Ruth Breckenridge = Friday evening. The business part of the meeting was spent in sewing. while the remainder spent in games of various kinds. Il the members report & most enjoy- ble evening. would tell in the su- perior court, but said he had the mis- fortune to be found with them on him. He said he first saw McSheehy on & bank mear the Midway station and told-the court the same. He said he had never heen in Norwich or this sec- tion beforec. McSheehy also called the policeman fo A58 e wak. S W A b ntified him. e policeman said he did rot, but he looked like the man who ran. Conductor Calkins when | positive he was the m car, but £ald the man was tall and had a long face. McSheely claimed he knew nothing about the burglary until arrested. He | can get a foothold. Now ism't it reasonable that the #ight way to cure & cough is to bulld ! up_your strensth again? ! “Mr. patrick Wren of . |ham, Ala., knows about savs: “I causht a bad cold a year ago and had a bad cough for a long time, but Vinol relieved it completely and bullt up my health. Vinol is the ‘best medicine I ever used or heard of for coughs and colds. |~ This splendid cod iiver and iron {ealled by McSheehy, sgid he was not remedy does not smell or taste like | he saw in the lcod liver ofl, but is so Celiclous that ! children love to tale it Yet It ha the sirengthening value of cod liver ofl, with tomic, blood-building iron. Chronfe bronchitis gleien to Vinal had been in Hartford, but not in Jew- ett City or Norwich. He walked from New London to nd met Eld- St and aden. ri s if Vinol does not do all we say. Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, Conn. = l You can get your money back any Funera! 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