Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 15, 1911, Page 5

o ¢ e " 1 | - FERGUSON CHRISTMAS TREES TREE STANDS e wrEATHS P x hbiie s o 54 INSPECTION 1S EXPECTED - o/ Y othogrsiy i ABbiNg G NG P e T ,:',‘"‘ e - SOMETIME IN JANUARY. “’:..‘,':.Mnlno . ...'“37 reliabie i el A Firty piiaked - sallihg serds fop, 3| BOUISE Mra CUE. Branley. of fieto; e Orifarts Have Ba ok Bovn faisbi | 3o, ek P8 518 NS Slimasting i ¢ Ol cents at Bulletin office.—adv. Thb. S0ih anuiversary Nfor the Co:st Artillery Companies. | Glscase. SEEASRIP, N AR 4 1 —— riage of Policeman an: However—Officers Here Tonight. HYOMEL s made of purest, Austral (14) Builders, painters and masons are having an’ exc season for out- door work. ¥ n_ eucalyptus combined and other effective antiseptics and is Funrantegd to be free from cocaine or wny harmful drug. Morgan of this city fell on # They did not have any celebration of the anniversary. , Roapiiai an ~ Spscial price on quantity to church- e the ineti: es and clubs. Following the regular drill of the Third company at (he armory on Thursday cvening there was a busket 1,100 239 Main St., Frank'in AL e Sy MONGREL GEESE NATIVE TURKEYS GUINEA BROILERS ROASTING CHICKENS AND FOWLS SOMERS MR. H. T. MILLER School for Dancing 28 OAK STREET. Classes Saturday: Beginners, 2 p. m. Advanced, 3.45 p. m. ipecial arrange- ments may be made for private classes. At Academy daily from 4 to 3. Tele- phone 1040 noved Have You Holiday packages for Burc 3rs. Susan F. Hawkins of Williams | friends of the patients ot n Pacific slope points are Gespasoned Unt ‘The planet Neptune is on the merid- ian about 1 a. m. and is well situated for observation. The cost of transporting the mem- bers of the general assembly this year amounted (o $37,387.98. Children and adults are busily gath- ering Christmas evergreen, fearing that snow may soon cover the green- ery. Meeting at Wauregan house tonight at 230 of all interested in holding an- nual Robert Burns banquet, Jan. 25.— Iv. The Empire Amusement company of New Londcn has filed a certificate of organization with the state secre- This fall trapping has been excep- A % e arrange the inspection nights so as not ), Stanton of 35 Brooks sirest, New ally Ebod and many countrs boys | Willimantic’s Socialist Candidate for | completed on the hospital grounds, to interfere (oo much with the drill DO et hrion By WO have dcquired @ supply of Christmas| Mayor Says This of Interest, Rent dirll nights and the nights when the T Jooster - Mra. Hta whan Miss | money. Wiillam Donar of New London was in Norwich Wednesday to receive a street, who has been confined to he home ‘for several weeks with an injury o her foot, Was abie to go out Wednes- day.—New London Telegraph. Mrs. Freder:ek T. Mason of the Pe- quot colony, who has been for several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Freder jok R. Vinal, in Middletown, 18 back in New London at the Crocker house. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. King have just returned from four days’ visit in New York, during which time they took in_ the operas “Madame Butter- fly,” “Tristan and Isolde,” Wagner; “Tosca” Pucaini, at the Metropoll tan Opera house, Sousa’s ba al Hippodrome, and _Victor Herbert's comic opera, “The Enchantress,” New York theater. DECLARED A TRINITY UNIVERSALLY WORSHIPPED. and Profit. Interest, rent and profit, classed as a trinity Gniversally worshipped, made observance _therc. IHe Informs iy and those wishing' o send pret- It 0se. ng to ents to relatives or friends are urged to do so that all may be remembered by some gift. Owing to the man patients at the hospital and the small entertainment hall, it will not be possible to have an entertainment at which all can be assembled. There will, however, be Christmas trees in the different wards and it s prebable that thers will be asixteen, w) will contain the pres- ents for the patients, so that each ward will have a celebration by itself. There will, of course, be the usual! Christmas ' dinng In former years the patients have been well remem- bered by relatives and friends, and those there who are without either are provided for bv the institution. Driving a Third Well. ‘The second artesian well has been BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS RESUME THEIR MEETINGS. Second Vice President of International SOCIAL AND SMOKER GIVEN BY MOLDERS. Big Time Enioyed in Mibernian Hall ball game:botween the Third company team and a Baltic team, which was well played. It resulted in a victory for tho Visitors by the score of 17 10| The officers of the Coast Artlllery compantes In the part of the state wiil meet at the armory here tonight for their schoo] of instruction, There will also be a meeting of committees from the Coast Artillery companies of New London, this city and Westerly, for the Purpose of reaching some conclusion regarding u basketball league among the five companies. There ix much | terest in the idea here, and it is unde stood that the New London companies are enthusiastic ver the plan. 4 Akhough 1o orders Huve been issued | as yet, It is expected that the inspeo- tion of ihe Coast Artilley compunies Gibney. here will take place about the midate of January. The inspecting officer will be Captain Taylor, the insiuctgr-in- | spector of the corps, who will have to officers meet for instruction. | BLIND AND LEGLESS. HYOMII is goaranteed to end the misery ,of catarrh, asthma, croup. ca torrhal| deafness, hronchitis, coughs or colds, or mone; Breathe it, that the stomach, Complete outhit, including indestructible inhaler, §1,00. Jxtra bottes of HYOMEI, needed, 50 cent; at The Lee & Omgood o, and arug- gists_everywhere. In the Probate Court. ndge Aying In the court on Thursray the will of Ellen “onnell was admitted 10 probate. Thomas Connell was named s admin- fetrator with will snnexed, and the ap- alsers named by Judge Ayling were Patrick T. Connell and Charles Mc «il, no dost Refore probate Married 35 Years Ago. Thursday was (he & of the wedding of Mr. and Mrx. Henr Jennie Harris Mr. and 41a not plan to celebrate the anniver- oy - th anniversary | Mrs. Btanton | Special Values In Watches Diamonds and fine - Jewelry line of tr Adjust A complete New and Factor) new 1912 medei touring car from a|ihe tepic for an address Thursday And row Koski from & Shock— | ge——————————————— Ever sln ed loeal- Bgents night in the Stead building by L. H.| Union Present—Officers Elected for| With City Sheriff Carey as Chair- | p o O o T i ¥ 3 ! | Waltham, Elgin and Ha 4 Iunters claim that the law permit- | PTistol, recently the socialist candidale | Ensuing Year. man. . vy i Incidents in Societ teh ting forret-uBtng of . rabbit wi | o mayor in Willimantic, before & Egod Ny Family Together. ncide Y || ton Watches. - sized audionce at the regula v . 2 i zoon result in the emtire destruction | §i*G NG 0cal Stk sociatist | Driglevers end Plasterers union | Molders' union local No. 126 which| iaving been stricken with a_shock { Waltham and El s r | of the game, Tarty. ular mesting in some time, called its rionds something in the topline | Ave days ago at his home, No. 5§ : N District Supt, J. H. Newland was| Willlam Kelas was chairman, intro- | 1fipers together in Carpenters’ hall in the way of socisls and smokers, | HISH _street, Andrew Koski wan re- | sy w. Tyler Olcott and Miss Madel | Watches in 20 year G E s Sopl T ducing Mr. Bristol, who aroused the oy - moved to ibe almshouse, where he |g weabh were in Middletown Satur- | . the great advantage in|attend- | in Tolland Monday evening to hold the - ihe | O Thursday evening for & special than made good on Thursday | TOYoH, to tF RO b ! ! ~ g il X querterly conference at the Lee Meth- | enthusiasm of his audience with a Vig- | meating to revive interestin the organ- | evening at thelr annual smoker held ursday morning. He was about | .. " 0. gelegates from Christ chorch | Filled Cases, for $9.00 ing a school like the NOR- | ducrierly con orous denunciation of the systerh which | IeSHng 1o Fevive Interentin the orman | ooty o O 18160 years of age, blind and legless, |, o5 Discopa) Eullon, WICH BUSIMESS COLLEGE f[| %St churel SACWR (alarest, YEnL sud Bednl Tepresented in a vielt from George T.| 400 men were present for the well ar- R s YOk e Knpapped. & $10.00. . ; stol quoted President Elio - S o i which makes a specialty of it the mesting |°n' '}'x’:n(fgfan”vsfllf P O at gemiloman sald that| Thornton of Boston, second vice presi- | ranged programme which occupled the | L8 /%, £ ¥G00, Rcotiaht to Teht | - Mrm: Gurdon L. Bidwell entertained Wikt “C olonis each pupil 7 needay, H. W. Anderson Of West Mys- | interest 1s the reward of abstinence, | ““Yi, procident Thornton addressed | fuosts during. the evest tate of affairs. Jils wife died in|a few friends al an informal ulier- ic was admitted to membershi Tut he ridiculed this and said that in- April, since which time two girls of {noon tea on Tuesday, in bonor of Mra. | Mogel (ha Thinne A Have you stopped to think of f|lic Was a o tereat, Wave for & short time, fs & | (1S Festing Hussl tnSpifing ayey, sbow | Hinond foom the New et | the etght children have endcavored | Ensign MacChesney of Hyrpcuse, Mra el, the ninnest W the advantage of. THREE Rev. G, <. Pollock conducted the | mathematical impossibility, and he | 178 the members somesbing = of the |t e oy St 3| to (keep the fumily together. Tney | Frederic W. Cary tea” and | ade in Ame ] B A ; : Frogress which the unions are making | W. Curtiss, Foreman Edward Himes 3 B . i serving. | made in America TEACHERS who teach every- miiweek meeting at the Central Bap- |'charged that in the last analysis these 1 over the ¢o and the I and Alfred Howell of the local nlant, have kept a store and endeavored to | Mary E. Bldw n thin, tly ? tist church Thursday evening in the | three words mean to get something for | ;io.ieq its officers for the s Bust ‘Agent Murphy of the New | ¥2€p the home.. The youngest child Strictly N BT A abeence of the pastor, Rev. P. C.|mothing The socialisis deem in & fun- i R e e e s o I b s five years of age. One of the sons orwich friends of Mr. and Mrs ictly New Goods. N i Vright. lamental principal that as labor pro- | ¥ - e sas cause e family much troubie | v - 8 sdw York: he 4 e S Ftieakd. ta iR of R fnces ali wealtn, Jabor 1s entitied to all | rice president, Willlam McCuns: Sman- | Danny Murphy of the Philadelphia | 100, 1000 his' fonanems for wrong- | \Waller ¥, Parker of New Xork have Lowest Price he antage of attending a Tt is unusual for farmers to have|it produces. Rent is practically the | T JRE S0 Socrotary, Wil- | In the early part of the evening | G0InE. and is at present facing a seri- | \FCEATE "N ARCET, L0 G oejahra i scheol to which the BUSINESS §|<iock put to pasture the middle of | same as interest, he said, having the | 1% o, P PCeal MO UTE Ut | ooty rere smusical selections | 0uf charge. The United Workers, the | po0@ife, = WhiCh, TRey WOy 00 g A specially Mounted D MEN GO FOR THEIR OFFICE | December. “The cows seem to get | same eftect upon the toiler in that it | lom MUrphys treceuron, B . Furvia: | there were enjovable nuusical seleclont | town, and others have given the fam- | 1707, % to 10 gielocic on the CCemee d Ring ASSISTANTS WHEN THEY | considerable green stuff and feed all| robs th producer of his surplus €A | jeputy, - Michael Brennan; _trustees, | comedy mediey, Sodality Glee ciub, un- | fly much asaistance, on 184th street, New York mond Ring for $16.00, N EE D A BOOKKEEPER, 3 3 e T s eort o TP the | Thomak Fenton, John Kennedy, Henry | der direction og James ¥. Drew; bari- B e W elsewhere for $18.00 STENOGRAPHER, WRITER OPERATOR OR OF- TYPE- Norwich friends are interested in the fact that Edward L. Jones of merchant finds that by industry, nru- dence and foresight, that is to say, by C. Wright. The local decided upon holding its regular meetings npon the _second Thorns to ; selections tone solo, I'll Change the E ic mu by the Italian Mandolin club; Gaye Private Social in T. A. B. Hall A Married Woman's Fine Jewelry, 4 ew Haven, father of Rev. A. C. Jones | cunning, fraud, 1ving and cheating and > FIOR AN ? of Mystlc, iwho dled recently, left an | fooling" the public, ne can double his | TIUTEY Eening Of Lo mOnn, TR | by e et ot hand by Frofes.| When Fine Time Was Enjoyed. e Toilet Artlcles and Remember, we enter new | state of $60,000. profits. Socialists’ say this Is Wrong | (gken any action upon ralsins money | sor Daubler. Arranged Ly the desree team of Right To Rule Sil pupils every week. Burel, tered {he New Haven | hatno man should make a profit from | (r"he {uberculosis sanatorium fund,| This was followed by two three- | xotes (aan M. ilver Novelties store of Gately & Brennan, 166 Meads | SPOLer mams labor, and their alm I8 | e are Iikely to do so at the mext | round and four-round bexhibition oxing | 222 Heet: Mo, 1990 Crder of Giwls, Fhe. Abeh o ik P, Sl s 3 interest, rent ant 5 B I | Cills in The Arch.) g W. E. CANFIELD, Principal, § (i street, Monday night, and got away D e ey s | evih. 4 Eouts in which members of the unlon | Gi Tiuruaay evening in T. A. 1. hal (Elia ‘ Norwich, Conn. | with 3600 worth of goods. It is be-| ygurped and place it where it belongs, PRINCIPAL TIRRELL pated. Kid Certer, leconded" Y | with a good number attending and “It is eruel to say it, but only the pe lieved they had a horse and Wagom. | im e hamds of the workers, the Dro- RRELI i iller, met Kid Nelson of Phila- | Jurticipafing in the fine hrogramme of | Woman who takes caro {0 preservo her " ducers, making this a nation with an REPRESENTED HIGH SCHOOLS | d¢1phla, seconded by Youns Shugrue | Jigieen numbers on the liat of cances | Youtnful charm bas ‘u right 1o roje | REALITORN sells Parker J. Phinm, barttone in the| JRCeTe. IMaikhe (s nation VUCH OR ir 8 clever three-round go in which |\ kh many extrss. Lang's full orches- | her husband's heart. She should | Barieben quartette of Boston, will be |,y American cltizen the highest title of | Organization of Various Eduocational | SErter cutpolnted his opponent. Younk | ira played and the affair proved a do- | never neglect her huir or complexion “ 1T5TH DIVIDEND. heard in the Sunday evening service at | R0 N T NPieh Horace Mann, the So- Societies of the State Stark, seconded by or. et Jack | ughtful social occasion. The halr can be kept lght und Office of The Norwich Savings Society. [ Central Baptist church next Sunday.— | iajists agree that vast fortunes are a ¥ Monty, ueohdn; by ln;r;ue. in three | "0, oy ln in charge, making up the [Auffy und beautifully Justrous by dry oo ll\g ag . gerwich, Conn. Dee. 9, 1911 _|ady. misfortune to the state, and that the | Formal. organization was perfected | Snand. T iim Melntyrs wost four| deSTee team, were John Donohue, Fd- |shampooing. =~ Mix = four ounces of aetiared out of ihe earninss of the tuy.| The Roekville Turn society is ar- |/millionaires are as dangerous (o the | Thureday at New Haven for the com- | rounds with. Homer Monty, seconded | ward Jilison Lewls Oat, Merton Johr- | therox with four ounces of bowCHe ToRt mit mOREAE & Batdi aasudl Otyl- Ror T ot the inatras. | Welfare of our country today as Was | pining of the varlous educational socle- | b Miller. 1n wrick M e the | 20m, Joseph Ferguson, Kred Nowatziy, | orris root or four ounces of cornmeal, i s ranging for the meet of the The baromial lord of the middle ages | biu oF The ot ot the scoond mecung | 22, er, in which Monty sho: Joseph Desmand, %rihur Alquist, 1u- | whichever you prefer, Sprinkle on dend at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. per annum, payable to depositors enti- tled theretd on and after Jan. 15, 1912, COSTELLO LIPPITT, Treasirer. dectidaw | UMBRELLAS | | make Useful Gifts for Lady f§| or Gentleman. | You will find our stock the from—Gold, Silver and Mission from—Gold, Silver and Mission. The best All Silk Umbrella, $7.50 value, for only $5.00. The Plaut-Cadden Co. || Jewelers and Silversmiths, Established 1872 | PLAUT-CADDEN BUILDING | Engraving Free. | Double Trading Stamps morn- || |and Game Commissioner F. W. Hews tors of turning of the Turn socleties of the state, to be held in Rockville on Saturday and Sunday, January 6 and rie P. McDonald, 1195, of North West- chester. The sale at the Church of the Good Shepherd, under the auspices of the of Groton. The demurrer to the second de- fense in the suit of John T. Robinson and Lucius F. Robinson against Zeb- ulon R. Robbins and Frank E. Pat- tison of Norwich, has been sustained by Judge Gardiner Greene of the supe- rio~ court at Hartford. All hope of finding, alive, Harry How- ard, the young man who attempted to board a powsr Hoat at anchor off Ni- antic_a month has been abandon- ei There is ndt much doubt but he was drowred and that his body was carried away to sea. Officers and members of the exec- utive committee of the Connecticut state conference of charities and cor- rection met at The Elton in Water- bury Thursday to debate on the mat- ter “of the third annual conference, | which takes place in Waterbury next April. A Lakeville correspondent wrifes: Last Friday svening the members and in his time. Those who worship at the shrine of interest, rent and profit force the workers o live in flithy tenements, where children are born, live and die ute without working. SOCIAL SESSION HELD BY ELKS. Fine Programme Followed Rabbit Sup- | successful hunters to whom the thanks of the Elks of Norwich lodge were due for the supper were Daniel J. Mc~ | Cormick, Captain Dan Murphy, Wil- liam Callahan, and Frank E. Watson, ! who were recently piloted out to where i the bunnies hide by Captain Thomas | Brown of the Westerly police force. | The hunting party bagged 26 rabbits and presented them to the lodge for the_supper. | _The rabbit stew for Thursday night, | with all the fixin's, was prepared in ‘the most toothsome manner by the Del { Hoft chef, and served at the Elks home to amout 75 of the members, including brothers from Vermont, Westerly and Willimantic. During the evening thers were salos by Raymond O’Neill and songs by the Buks quartette., The committee in charge included Thomas H. Crawford, Joseph F. Wil- liams, D. J. McCormick, J. D. Lucy and J. W. Cadden. They received the thanks and compliments of their broth- er members, with the assurance that the programme for the evening had scored a hit. held with that view in end. The meet- ing was held in Woolsey hall, at Yaie university, and was presided over by Fresident Hadley. they could afford. With the new plan, which will be submitted to the various crganizations, much of this expense will be eliminated. The combined as- sociations will assume the name of Torrington, of the State Teachers' as- socfation, and W. I Twichell of Hart- ford, representing the old council of education. MADE A STUDY OF FRENCH AEROPLANES. E. F., Gallaudet Found France Much Ahead of This Country on Flying Machines. After a six weeks’ stay in France, Edson F. Gallaudet has returned to his kome here. He has-secured an avia- tor's license from the Fresch Aero club of France, the requirements necessary te gain which were similar to those in this country. He now possesses one on both sides of the Atlantic. He made kis headquarters at Mourmelon, France, end his trip was for the purpose of gaining information about the French machines which could not be secured here. Both monoplanes and biplanes are popular over there, he and the information he received will be of much benefit to him in the experiments science. Capt. Danny Murphy Was referee and George Monty timer. These were followed by an exhibition of high class hard and soft shoe danc- Malcolm, Ahearn and McGrath, Refreshments were served through- out the evening, and the heater which had been donated to the molders by the McCrum-Howell company was awarded to the Iucky ticket holder, and Jack Lee. INDEPENDENTS LOS’ Noank Traveled Too Fast in Basket- ball for Norwich Five. Manager Bendett's Norwich Indepen- dents were defeated in Noank Thurs- day evening in basketball, 16 to 12. but put up a good game against the village team. Popham was in the limelight for the Independents and Morgan was the right star for Noank. At the end of the_frat hait Noank led Norwich, 12 to 8. The lineups: Independen house lg, Bendett rg, Pogham rf. oank—Weaver c, Singer rg, Thom- aston lg, Morgan rf, Williams If. he halves were of 20 minutes each The Independents want a game with the Thread City Cycle: Large Desk for Asessors. The large double desk which has — Washburn ¢, Rock- Philopeno 1f, ‘alkins and eGorge H.Stanton. FUNERAL. Mrs. Hannah Clifford. the head and brush through the hair. “To keep the skin soft and lovel and prevent the growth of hair gently massage the face, neck and arms daily with a solution made by dissolving an master of ceremonies. 8s0los were rendered and at the offer- tory De Profundis was sung by the cholr. There was a large attendance of reiatives and friends and there w During the mass O'Connell of Holvoke. The burial wis in St Jerome's cemetery, Holyoke. Rev. Mgr. Madden offered prayers at the grave. Jacob Sup On Thursday the funeral of Supa was held from the rooms - neral Director Gager and the burial was in St Mary’s cemetery. Thers was no service. He is survived by his wife and_six_children, five of which were by his first wife and are in the county home. He also leaves two ‘rothers. Idle Money That is to say any money that is earning you nothing should be placed where it will be pro- ducing something. Every spare dollar should be working for you. Jacoh ( N.S. GILBERT i e T Fer at Home. T T tng| TRicR was No. 160, but no one sppegs- | 4 profusion of beautiful floral trivutes. The largest atock in the city. We s P, . . v's meet! 0 claim the heater last night. atives were present from Noswich, o ® pen fully warras | binly successful In the evéning &| Thursday evening at the EIke home mere Presldent Hadley b pandrers:| The committes which carried ihe|New London and Sputh Manchester. :;""‘" ey 5o - | . e - er st = nd Cohoes. N. Y. Th b 1 Sommitien Braved A pepular AttPaction | onts: Henry A. Trrell of Norwich, rep: | SO 0T A Cares: Shaitman. Frank | bearers. ail relatives of the decemsed: | Fred Reiger of Waterford was fined | ¢ 2 E0 BLorel & o raciative | resenting the high schools: Howell | Sonar yack Sample, Willlam Fitzzer- | were Michael J. Donovan and Dennis ooks D e e arian partetiang | V08 Of thanks was voiced to the party | Cheney of South Manchester. of the| ajd. Tom Kelly. Jack Kielv, John Fitz- | A. Donovan of Norwich, Conn.. Ber- | B violation. of the state atne Jow, | of hunters who provided the rabbits | state board of education; C. L. Ames|soraia, Patrick McCarthy. Thomas|nard J. Dunn of South Manchester, & SONS For everybody at prices to | The prosecution was ordered by Fisn| Which made up the highly palatable | of Hartford representing the srammar| wailace, Dan Beebe, John Shea. Tom | Conn, Patrick J. Connor of Albany. In fact our whole line musum | plece de resistance for the menu. The |School principals; Edwin Forbes of | ganley. Andrew J. Riley, Aleck Shirke | N. Y. Otto R. Hupfer and John J. o Christmas Suggestions ' TURKISH RUGS avernge 6fLx3ft. Fine sheen. Your choice, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. Stzes siiken LADIES’ DESKS Boxed Stationer A very wide range of styles at W At the annual banquet of the state | Sometimes in the confines of & single|™ At the present time educators of | ;n®pl ) Mraleoim and Ahearn, who are - Gpnea e | 5 rie board of agriculture Wednesday night | F00m, cause hundreds of thousands of | prominence In the state are members | soon to o on for a vaudeville booking, | The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Clifford | LE/041 package of mavatone in S prices o at the Stratfield in Bridgeport, one | Men to be torn from their familles to | of several organizations, the object Of | delighted their friends with thelr fine | took place from her late home, 100 | come<s of ! 3 Chrlstm s BC"S of the guests was Leonard H. ley | work In great zangs in mines, rail- | ail being the same. These Include the| execution of original and difficult | Reech street, Holyoke, Wednesday | ‘25 POWAS o 0 o remove chap a of Woodstock, secretary of the state | Tv8ds, harvest fields and lumber cAmps. | Schoolmasters’ club, the State Teach- which stamped them as rising | morning at 8.30 o'clock, followed b: - a4 skin eru) Bl lenty nt board. And the Gay is coming when the olum- | org’ association and others. All these i thetr line &4 brought them | solemn’ high mass of requlam at St | COld #ores, eczema an ; S zes plenty, atook ple pr sy scales of so-called human justice | hold yearly or semi-yearly meetings & burst of enthusiastic applause. Patrick’s chapel at 9 o'clock. Rev. xlr' tions. It is a reliable ture“ur“:ou: low. At & fair for the benefit of the stu- | will discern that there is no equity In|and many of them banquets and the Little Billy Bedsrd, the midget|John T. Madden was celebrant, Rev. colds and catarrh, ; wel d "'lldl dent alumnae building fund at Mt |a System which gives to one han a|cxpense attached to those who are| gancer, also made a hit with his clog | Danfel Devine was deacon, = Revy. | #AVe for sores, cuts burns and ¢ Calendars | Holyoke college Wednesday, a mem- | dollar & day with working while an- | members of several of the organiza- | gancing, and there was a fine hand. B. Cunningham was sub-dea- | ber of the flower committee was Car- | other has an Income of a dollar a min- | tions is more than some feel as though ‘balancing act by Kristek a4 Malcolm, d Rev. John J. Broderick was The best line ever shown and at prk that everyone appreciates. Fountain Pens Daboll’s Almanac Old Farmer's Almansok 1912 Diaries Wholes le and Retail COME EARLY, COME OFTR CRANSTON & €0, Conn. State Board of Healll ANTITONIN ings. | friends of Trinity parish, Lime Rock, | S ——me | with his hydro-monoplane which has|stood in the town clerk’s office anc Deposited In our Savings De- " 7 pe Open Evenings Until Xm. gave Rev. and Mre, G, W. Grimin o WORKS WITHOUT EAITH been constructed here. which was used for the large volumes ot 1 T a s W areet. | Maps, | MiSpguzy “And Osk. fnel) | mgybelisd here by physician big_surprise by celebrating the twen- L Regarding the machines abroad, Mr. | when the records were written by hand bicd % s dedE o - finished on order signed by the Healt ty-fifth anniversary of their marriage, | Faith Came After the Works Had Laid Glnondulcngna. b:a. M‘r:‘ z g:: faro_ E;","',‘,: l(\,rlr:_;d ;Z:'n‘,', mk'th:nfiu:m ;;-me" ibm‘r ng Certifica ":‘ i of |$12.00, $14.00, $15.00, $20,00, $28.00 « b v g 3 es have better facil worl o 00l eposit for large sums awaiting e g gt e 0 R B the Foundation. ith be moved into their room, where it will o OAK DEFK, $600 to $8.50. Officer. Dolls” Fair sented Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, David F. O'Connell, who finally won in the contest for mayor in Worcester Tuesday, as noted in the_ despatches, i brother-in-law_of J. B. Shannon of Norwich, The Worcester Post says It was the fourth time Mr. O'Connell had been a candidate for mayor on “While a coffee drinker I was a suf- ferer from indigestion and intensely \painful nervous headaches, from child- hood. (Tea contains caffeine—the mame drug founr in coffee.) “Seven years ago my health gave with than in this country. In France the work is much advanced. The Gnome engine, with which the first prize was won and which Mr. Gallau- det used when he secured his license, is regarded as the best type of engine made. That is a product of France. In speaking of his school trials, Mr. Gallaudet sald that the weather for the be very comvenient for the board in their work. The town clerk has no use for th desk now, as the records are typewritten, and 'the room occu- pled by it can be used to better ad- vantage. Spring Wedding. investment. Let tell about them. us you The Thames Loan & Trust Co, L CHEVAL MIRRORS Very desirablo for Ladies’ OAK FRAMES..... DUNN’S PHARMACY 50 Main Street Big G—Hygienic tlie democratic ticket, and in this as in | gut Sntitely. T srow so weak that|ragt two months in France had bee : i f % AT AT other contests he roved to be the | oo mafie 11 mersenry. fon” re ' | LOFY, POOr, wth high winds and rains. | acnce taOcsan avemue. near Fellevas oty Cont, A iarne ireera. $25.00 ta #4000 i strongest vote getter of his party. | ij gown, My friends thought T wag | oring bis trials, he said. with his|pigee "y, Hull's engagement to Miss i) Goarse Flour W marked Tor consumption—weak, thin, | Michine traveling at the rate of 75| Sl "Werth of Norwich was an- v 3, . et S ohler, pene o w.'x‘n"“‘" and pale. o s miles an hour. he was, like the others. | ,ohnoed sonie time ago. The marringa Winter . - Prepared with Bran. 20c a packas 2 smj ernoon A TC te iasses. rain was - - CHANC LIUD 5 mefr et B ot mimton vt e | AEE B G f g Tome B e n o o Waf o oray gy s a ¥ olis o o ¥ to get reliet from med- | his vision was affected. Time after - s today by Mrs. Willlam L. Hutchine, | loines, till at last, after having em- | time he was forced o wipe his glasse. “ A snie abE B [ Mrs Samuel Thayer Willia and Sew, ploved all kinds of aruge,’the dector Tith i hands 80 that he could see TERUING IRRITATION. ithout Waffles oy i Sl sk :fl';’ T —— of isitel “1liot rex ‘anton. e} tertain- | acknowledged that he did not believe | wh he was ing. Few misha; " NY, oy " - i o ;"" cx‘b‘ ,";"“""d" ed in Mrs, Hutchins home, 148 Lin- | it Was In his power to curc me. Wera experienced. With the machines | Worst Form of Skin Trouble Quickly LIKE SUMMER WITHOUT. MAHOGANY. 13 in, diameter. .. .s300 | NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION 0F ressed by ub girls. Most coln street, at bridge and luncheon.| “While in this condition a friend in- | he used during his first tests he had| Cured by Inexpensive Treatment. ICE CREAM. MAHOGANY, Oval Inlaid Centers PARTNERSHIP beautiful dells ever sean in Norwich. | Thev will give another bridge party|duced me to quit coffes and try Postum | Some small accidents with the under- 2 ¢ $5.50 and $6.00 tomorrow for Mrs. Swindells, who 18| and 1 did so without the least hope | FiESIng, but with the Nieuport. a mo- | When vou suffer with any skin trou- “Uflthiflkable“ = The fAirm of Kenyon & Plokhover Prices exceedingly low. visiting Mrs. Wilits, that it would do me any Eood noplane, on which he was Aranted his | ble; even though the itching scems un- 18 N iy Tlasdivel Tlaid Every varisty of Dol not lMke it at first, but when it was |license. he got slong without mishan. | (SLry i, Gl Gome disgusting #reasy | Irveststibly delicios are wafes g . FAY| A properly made I found Postum was a - elicio . on this busimess Will he AP CIIA ShoNpO. most deliciovs and refreshing bever- | FAVORABLE TO NEW LONDON. Try JHokara, a pure and| ..gc with the Vulean decp ring watlle ASBESTOS COVERS Domted aiong the = Sale open every day till Christmas from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Baskets Baskets Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year —Delegate’s Rerport Later. Lafayette council, No. 207, L'Unlon St. Jean Baptiste d’Amerique, elected age. I am especially fond of it served at dinner, ice cold, with cream. “In & month's time I began te im- prove, and in a few weeks my indi- gestion ceased to tronble me, and my headache stopped entirely. 1 am so P. Morgan, Jr., Expresses Himself While His Father Thinke Likewise. J. P M , Jr, who returned to New York Thursday on the steamship food that is guaranteed to grease or acids and which is mu cleanly it does not soil the linen. Its power to instantly relieve any irritation of the skin and make it sofi, w‘:‘m and beautiful is almost miracu- us. iron, for gAs range use. sual price | two dollars, our price one dollar, Sell- | ing gas Is our business, distributing | appliances 1s mearly a “means to an end.” The Vnlean cake griddle cooks For Dining Tables, Round or Squ 44 in.....$3.25 48 in. ....$3.50 conducted siong h 1 ot G :Pl‘ B Penea) KLNTON & PIOKIO declia JOSEPH BRADFORD, T the ‘following officers at its meetini | perfectly well now that T de net leok | Oceanie, wi rogarding the | “Xot oniy are minor ukin treubles like | caic civlem er, pric Thursday evening In Foresters' hi Tes €he srse Doruan.. and 1 Tave o6 | dedkine e Che; VoMata SE the intnre bl b gy Mh8 trouhis Ilke | cakue in % mRjshioes panieli Piice Complete Stock Book Binder. Honorary president, P. S, Onge: | gained in flesh that T um 15 pounds [ and whether he t Montauk Point | fich, ata. quickly cired, but-the werst | *nLY one dobiar. The new Crana toast- w.rknl’k‘.s N“rllr’ B.skl‘s president, H. P. Beausoleli; vice pres- | heavier than ever before, a feasible place for landing passengers | ulsers or cases of sait rheuwm or etgema | € makes “in 4 Jiffy,© ncomparuble P 1 Riank Bosks Made nnd Rated te Ords 3 ? | ident, Peter Sabourin; treasurer, I H.| “Thig is what Pestum has dene fer [ 414 frelght for New York and the in- | ure cleansed and healed by this won- | golden-brown toast. 1lic gets pne. Furnlt e 108 BROADWAY. thier. financial secretary, N. 1anoie; { mo 1 still use 1t und shall always de | tSTiGY. dertul wkin food Gas Ranges, Water Heaters, Hot ur Telenhone S0 o Sl 005 Fruit and Fiower Baskets, Standard Work Baskets, e Favors, Etc. -| emonte: secrotary, Almi Gordon; assistant sec retary, 1.0 H. Brunells; ‘master of cer- Joseph Erunelle; auditors, J. B. Caron, P. Gladue; inside Plis Fontaine: outside A . nin; physicians, Dr. Bouret, Dr. P. H. ki e s alled fn T inst; anuary. Beausolell, They R R e T 2 #0.” Name given by Postum Ce., Battle Creek, Mieh “There's & " and it is explain- o2 in"the Jittle. hook. The foed to Wellville,” in pkgs. Ever read the above lstter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, trus, and full of human interest, “Why net New Lendon?” asked Mr. n. e tween if the My In order that any one mav try Ho- Plates and Tubling, all of highest qual- ity and at prices that will surprise you. 3 Gias & Electrical Dep't, Alice Building, 521 Main Street and Carpets| ' mgelio Beer 137-141 Main Street On Draft or in Bottien Team Deltvers Bvarywihers.