Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 4, 1911, Page 6

Chepman . Second Tecmend, *Sullfvan, tutes. the bank built for comes to Folks What gla: So al . eves with ant at al ised ever the old Wher: Wakefield won in the zciies mmmw By taking the serics, tures 350 in prizes offered by the all owners. Every record and every prize goes to Wakefield, with 1470 as Lighest team string. Moore rolled 1 tle highest singls string, and the highest three-string total, 3: Redmond also takes the prize for the highest aversge of the series e individual averages follow 2 Total Pinfall. Aver. Tliven, Westerly, Evans, Wakeficld, Moore, Wakefield, Burdick, Westerly. Chapman, Wekefeld, Brophy, Westeriy, Chapman, Westeriy, *Kelly, Wakedeld. <Includes strings rolled by Toral pinfall, Wakefleld 2 erly 37337. Team average per game, Wakefleld, 1.389: Westerly 1 string, Wakefield 463; Wester] The frame building in applicati.n Pad be The closing of the superior court for Washington unty without the trial of a civil case | nphasized the necd of char Barbers Defeat Westerly New Industry Promised— Elks’ Lodge of Sorrow For Members Only—Connolly- Rock Marriage. as against Westerly. 87 20 same: Westerly. Wakefeld a0 59 6-20 58 50-60 Westerly, 5210 ng in Westerly on of the Pawcatuck and occujpied for a time by the Safford Boat company and subse- quently by the Acme Broom company, soon to Westerly without bel capital of the November secsicn Past Fiftv Must Use_Cascarets i s are to weak eyss, Casca- rets are to weak bowels—a 10-cont bex will truly amaze you help, else n walk age is nev acti The muscles are ast he bowels are mu olc people need Cascarets. One might as weil refuse to ald weak glasees as 1 neaect this | gentie aid 1 T ©ls must be kept ac - impor so much as Age is nc outh may onic. Ome without they cost on drug ta Buy in Westerly INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Westerly Branch n Dollurs e n Dollars Thousand Accounts. fty ccortecus apd efficlent 1a its swenagement MWE. T st Ansone . thair owa advises w haman 2ol Extablishea 1001 of rly bowlers Scored by The series ended with a Samtis Boader, Tn which Sach term won & game. Weste:ly 1ok the first game, although it lost the to WakeSeld, which rolled tte highest team string of tue series, zcores of both games follow. opening string The S8~ 87 83— 258 85 85 101— 251 100 114 104— 318 100 105 103— 8i1 4401313 86— 270 river, law relative to the sessions in this coun Oa the of civil cases were assigned for trial by jury and attorneys ere ready for ass been prospect of ¢ the oriminal docket eight days of the session, and the as- signments of civil vacated. THAT IMPULS pening day fifteen assert that others ignment had there rial. The trial of occupied six of the ¢ Westport. Con: cases had to be|Of James Pierce Attorneys have for several [ Who has been missi terms been endeavoring to get cases|for the past we to trial, but as the ty is forced ta €0 two weeks in W makes it difficult to ing sossion of the 'e be made to secure I un ession just the murder but their gaged in the trial. t conveying tiem 0 |house and the Wa speclal atiorney fee: a large iist of wits expenses Citizens of Wak that saloon in the nesses testified to murder trial. One to being in a s-ie a few wee! rons present numb This in & ng no Traction Co., Wh y, Sunda; nermit the passage from the site for i tion car to the Trucy was severely him temporary reli certained that the p broken and advised Norwich. He left trolley car to leave ‘accompanie Arrangeme: clan and ambulan There was no pul fternoon a “rank ¥ visiting relatives James Blackler's a small oy when in bov was = Frederick Holdsw 2ddressed the Lorr ecutters’ ha ay ey Roones rragansett cted these « at the arnual ing: Lo 3. Atwood rand, Archie M. Y < Frederick Wa Lidwin Garaner, hall | March to American peal for It | Teheran, De ving b ‘ath or Inde American erhment neiples o ointme RATS ATE deem Fragments ston. Dec gs of Jack Simpsol {zmounting to $2,56: om_burglars, W by rats and mic ceived by President for the redemption by he treasurs. | teney o buy a f referred the letter partment depistaient which he oil A Biffic 11 But_wouldn't the Shermar noint.out spec’ must not d. some and exiremily “Indlanapolis News of ¢eputy sheriffs, and man Surchased and grunk and ihat the pat- Harry Tracy of Norwich, ploye of the Norwich through Mein street, ing, fell from the top of the constri soon as possible was taken to the office of Dr. John I. May, who gave right side was crushed and probably taken to nis home In Main street, by two fellow workmen. was made for_a physi upon his arrival ‘n Norwich. Eiks’ Memorial Surday in Westerly. The members of the Westerly lodge assembled in their. roon of Exalted Rul _Thero was a Local Laconics. Arnold of Pi verely injurs PERSIANS ASK FOR FAIR PLA | Minnesota Man Asks President fo Re- wnd in a letter re- judge who covers | Saugatuck river the circult outside of Providence coun- | fishermen. Iivar to Newport after | he left his home ashington county, | across the river get a civil suit to 3 day ria B the otn. | pearance his boat minus an o L s e alature effort will | fcund floating down stream. the body was found in a depress] for the trial of civil|ir the rivi bottom 200 feet below tF exisiation that will landing w d was the most | medical examiner save a verdict of : Washington | cidental drowning. d in_years. This of <ravagreer for am. The state will| o A% pay not oniy the usual jury expenses, oard while the were en- he automobile hire nd from the court Kkeileld hotel; -the s for the defense [ #7504 Caiifornia man v ing is to prevail ress fees The More Doc Wiley is -field of the who, instead of and order stripe are inquiring about | dle. tells us how i, stitution. in the C witness testified in Wakefleld oply | Norfolk, ! of seeing liq 4 the a eing liquor | Htchiteld county ered about thir BODY OF MISSING YOUTH RECOVERED. James Pierce Evans of Westport Found | Nian Who Acted in Saugatuck Another Disqualification. quallfied for jury get our jurymen in the futur anksgiving dinr n., De ov todu Ru row a to the following his to his home. 1T is I the text Ne fre s, Popular Gospel. one popular preacher | 8u QUARREL OVER BEER Br; ing 2 democratic president next year Judgin; Yitterances it -begins to appear that Tent, in attacking the ENDS IN MURDER. s Peacemaker Had an Eye Shot Out. Quincy, Masf, Dec, quarrel or the’ price of two botties of beer the Italian quarter of this ity to- ¢ resulted in the death of James icher and dangerous wounds to Sa- ino Spano and Dominico Corstiglio. under arrest at the city hos irged with murder, and Cors- e shot out, be- aining several knifo wounds. held as a witness. Corstiglio, it is attempted the role of peace- Never?—Well, Hardly Ever. After analyzing the result, Colonel van savs that the prospect of elect- excellent. Is the colonel's resolu- tion to never run agein weakening?— w York Herald. He Should Punish It. from some of his recent Pierpont Morgan thinks the govern teel trust, is Philadelphia ilty of lese majest Instructing us how to | Inquirer. —Atlanta Con- hospital. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA -license town, an em- &' Westerly at work in West- oving wires_to of the Hoit house which was moved e new town build- aved street. Mr. shaken up and as ef. Dr. May as- 20 elvis bone on the that Mr. Tracy be here on the first after the accident, to meet Mr. Tracy blic ofservance of t 3 o'clock nd memorial ritual To late beginners. A&P Pure Food Bulletin, December 4th to 9th, inclusive A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient QUALITY! QUALITY! QUALITY! That's Our STILL A CHANCE TO ENTER Our Great $21,000 Proverb Contest Previous Picrones FREE Take advantage of this offer. Slogan vidence in West automobt Plerc strick t; the orth of Taftville aine mill strikers I, Sar after- a whist at in_honor of imantic. Fancy Creamer { Shredded Rock, | idesmaid, meeti aturday nokle vice nobl Greenman, | . Phillip: on, Eaward Ca Sultana Bran ards) can Y AND JUSTICE. 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EIRyad Coffee at__.___35¢c 25 Stamps with 1 Ib. Ambosa Coffee at__._ / with 1 can A&P Cocoa...... S SE with 2 Ibs. Fig Newtons, each. ) ana Tomatoes. . ¢ with 1 bottle Queen Olives. ........... with 2 boxes Double Tip Matches, each 5c with 2 cans Pink Alaska Salmon. . } with 1 can Raspbe with 1 bottle Liqu: with 1 can Reliable Peas. . . with 1 can lonaLuniBeam.......(...l(k with 2 cans S with 1 can Shrimp with 1 can Marie El Wil 2 cons Spinaedy: . 5] st ok le A&P Olive Gil.......... .22¢ " with 2 packages A&P Essence for Coffee 5c “The Great Atiantic & Pacific Tea Go. 135 MAIN STREET with 1 bo A&P Brand (Extras) can. lona Brand (Standards) can.. PEACHES tana Brand ards) can (extra _Stand- +ve2 180 15¢ sliced, 3 cans 25c old Medal Bd., 32¢ rries. . . ... S laavotoulSe d Blue. 0.V o5 0 T 0] 2w araie s A RN lizabeth Sardines. We have our-own delivery endless profusion. All ‘rolleys Lead To THE BOSTON STORE The Business Center of Norwich looking for. | The Christmas Store Filled to the brim with the newest and fresh- est of the Christmas Novelties, this store is pre- eminently the Christmas Store. young, gifts for the old; useful gifts, amusing gifts, gifts to fit every pocketbook are here in For the youngsters Toyland opens wide, for the book lovers the Book Depart- ment holds much in store--for each and every one of you there is just the thing you have been Helpful Hints from Aronud the Store Gifts for Men FANCY VESTS in_ both white and colors. Vests which are tailored right and correct in every way. $1.75 to $4.50 MEN’S COTTON HOSIERY in black, white and 2ll colors. 25c for a sin- B DI palc i & Holigey ‘box, PURE THREAD SILK HOSE — in black, white and all colors. We will arrange special Holiday boxes of two or more pairs. 50c a pair MC'CALLUM SILK HOSIERY FOR MEN—in_black and colors, Thess high grade hose are put up in indi- vidual boxes. $1.00 a pair This same well known make in the heavier weights we carry in the black only. $1.50, $2.00, $2.25 a pair ADLER'S AND FOWNES' GLOVES— in all the varlous leathers and col- ors. In both the lined and unlined. For the holidays we are placing these in special iIndividual boxes. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 a pair FLEEC LINED GLOVES in grey and tan. A splendid assortment in a wide range of prices. 500, 75¢, $7.00, $1.50, $2.00 FUR LINED REINDEER GLOV For mervice and warmth these are unequalled. They have stood the test of time. $3.00 a pair S IMPORT! GAZELLE— made from =a natural 'y surpass in quallty and appearance all others. Made from the natural pelt, tanned skin on one side, fur on the other. $375 a pair Holiday Stationery Stationery hag always held a_promi nent place on the foliday shopping list. We have jt in fancy boxes, paper of excellent texture and «ual- it 10c, 19c, 25 and up to $4.50 Plain hoxes of Stationery in all the slandard lies - Hurd's, Eaton’s, Bte.—from 25¢ up, Metal Desk Fittings INK WELLS—French grey and bright antique brase—25¢, 39, 50c up to $2.50. PAPER WEIGHTS—from 25¢ up. LIBRARY SE including _ She Paper Cutter Craser 1n ca 50¢c to $2.75. BOOK RACKS—$1.98 to $298. STAMP BOXES, SCORE PADS, LETTER SCALES—$1.98 DESK CLOCKS—$1.75 DESK SETS in bright and old, brass and French grey—$2.98 to $9.50. Calendars We are showing these in & very wide range of subjects and colorings. From the most inexpensive to the highest grades the subjects are all artistic and well chosen. 5c to $3.50 Dennison’s Seals, Tags, Labels, Cards, Etc. Much time, labor and annoyance is saved at this hurrying time by having these handy time savers upon your They are all sold separately or in combination packages In a great range of prices. “FOR PREPARING THE CHRIST- MAS PACKAGES THEY HAVE NO UAL. desks. Beacon Bath Robe Blankets Why not make HIM a bath robe? There is still time. We are showing a ful line of blankets which are admittediy the finest to be had. Complete with girdle, neck cord and frog to match. $250 and $3.75 each these Fine Linen Towels In our Linen Department vou will fnd a very large and complets assort ment of Huck and Damask Towels and Towelings, most suftable for Christ mas gifts, Guest Towels In both hemstitched and scalloped finish. P y, and monogram deeigns. o ty gift for the housewife could be desired. 25¢, 39, 50c each Damask and Huck Towels Our showing ¢ these fine Linen Towels is vers complete and the ranke of prices 1 exceptionally large. Plain linen, fancy designs and many pretty monogram patterns. From 25c to $1.79 HAND EMBROIDERED TOWELS 98¢ each, HUCK The Reid & Hughes Co. o-a-a-2-F COAL AND LUMBER. COAL There’s No Place Like Home For a Coal-bin There's no Conl trade wo tory to us ws that of homo | Wo like large contracts, but Dest to keep the famil filled with bright, elean Coal CHAPPELL (0. Central Wharf and 150 Main Stree Telephones. LUMBER GOAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN 8TOCK. A. D. LATHROP, Office—cor Market and Shetucket Sta Telephone 163-12 Gifts for the CALAMITE COAL “It burns up clean” Well Seasoned Wood = H. HASKELL. 402 — 'Phones — 489 JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, Coal and Lumber Teiephone 884 Central Whart Baskets Baskets Work Baskets, Nursery Baskets, Fruit and Flower Baskets, Standard Work Baskets, Favors, Etc. NI, EDWIN FA1, Fr Franklin \u.r Fine Henv&, Sterling Silver Cigareite Case $7.50 We are showing a fine line of Sterling Silver CIGARETTE CASES, MATCH BOXES, VANITY CASES, PURSES, EYEGLASS CASES, ETC. Our prices the lowest. Join & Geo. H. Bliss HEADQUARTERS FOR Fresh stock of Wines, Liquor Cigars. Also Pro alwa hand. Free lunch e evening, | The Westerly House, Formerly D. J. O'Erlen’s, 68 No. Kenyon & Plckhover. ¥ I'HE CLOTH Sll()P 18 the D! made end Overs For $20.00 JOS. T. DONOVAN "Phone 591, 337 Maln St FUR COA’ Raccoou $60.00; oroccan La ow $30.00; llaby Lined Lined $25.00. OUR LEADERS Blanket, 84 ine o | THEL L. CHAPMAN 0. | 14 Bath Street, iCrab Meat IN CANS. Something fine. People’s Market 6 Franklin St. HOLDE Norwich, ¢ JUSTI? 1912 OVERLANDS are here, ready for a demonstration to you. The best and most value for money in an automobile today can't beat it. One demonstration will convince you. Ask the man whe own FOR Sfliflf & five-passenger 30 H. P. Tour THAT'S WHAT IT 18 S¢e it for yourself at THE M. B. RING AUTO (0. Telephone, Chestnut Strest. @ Car,