Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 6, 1912, Page 5

Hot House Tomalou " Egg Plant ..... Cauliflower ........ Bermuda Onions .. Cumquats ..... Spanish Onions .. Hubbard Squash Tangerines . .. String Beans . Endive King Oranges Kale Spinach Savoy Cabbage .. Vineland Sweets Celery o Sweet Oranges Grape Fruit . . .3 for 25¢ .pk. 25¢| S()’V\ERS GEO. A. DAVIS At this season of the year ou probably need some New Blank Books and Office Sta- tionery have excellent quali ifice sup- in stock A. DAVIS Broadway The Claims for Patronage BUSINESS COL- hness of ent work the young do office s ts courses, the exce for to CH BUSINESS COL- THE BUSY BIG SCHOOL for am- upils enter every week W. E CANFIELD, Principal .15¢(, 8¢ | ning. b, 25c/,,] | ..28 to 50c/| ters have 10 and 15¢ wn in | April. All the classes at H. T. Miller's ancing academy will be postponed | the coming week, commencing today (Saturday).—adv. | The city carts, on their Friday | rounds, took off many discarded tmas trees, which have ended eir us ss for this season. e January White Ribbon Banner that six natio zes have een offered for W. C. T. U. medal | ontests during the present year, The letter carriers are just getting | SHOE SPECIALS Today. Saturday FRANK A. BILL i04 Main St. Swedish sped There king folk. will be Some of the granges old-fushioned candy Turner ate will attend a ... .20c/| Rockville on Sunday, The open winter has st rn left u.y. VARIOUS MATTERS Skate sharpeners are busy. Friday was Hanna day with several the informal 'welfth Night social affairs this eve- are including pulls . ... 4c|January social affairs. .doz. 35¢( in favore: their teachers from all over the convention in d the ilders at Lords Point, and the frame 500' of the new inn there is nearly raised. Connecticut Smith_college for Northampton in time for the opening of the term on Thurs- lay. s | Prarmaceutical - association 1s held at Bridgeport, on Tuesday, nary 24, Inan to the rmal how acts are erected on th have they first be: will sun midwinter meeting of the State to be Jan- mber of towns D. A. R. chap- already appointed delegates national congress in Washing- mail_deliveries, 1s and New Year | rush of of the awarded for tuberculosis Post Benjamin Hewltt of Mystic was & et business caller in Norwich Thursday. Miss Luella Pierce has returned to ¥, MeGrory, Norwich after a brief visit in Ston- 11—Thomas m Gralh Miss Sarah | Hannah ‘Malone, Fontaine. 12—Mr. and M Brilliant Affair Followed Concert at Armory Under Auspi of White Cross Council—Attractive Decorations, an Beautiful Gowns Worn—Visiting State and County Of- ficers. Mr, and Mrs. L, S. Ingalls were re- cent ‘guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D, Gallup at Ekonk. Mrs. N. A, Bingham of Hartford, formerly of Norwich, is apendsng sev- eral days with Mrs, R, F, Smith of Lineoln avenue, Kilroy, and 14—Mr. and Mrs. | Miss - Sadie Sullivan, chiffon over pale blue satin, trimmed | Sullivan. with black and pastelle shaded roses. Miss Mary Hourigan, yellow margui- | sette over yellow satin, with gold Miss bugle banding and gold bugle fringe, | 1ON. Miss Genevieve McCormick, cream | colored, hand painted crepe de Chine, | with pink roses and black jet beads. ! Miss Mollie Beckley, white poim | d'esprit over pink satin, real Venetiin| lace, pink poinsette. Mrs. T. C. Murph: teor. Miss Eleanor Doyle, over pink silk. Miss, Marion Murphy, pink messa- line with bugle trimmings. Miss Isabelle Murphy, blue crepe de Charles Michael, who has been spending the holidays with his par- ents in New London, has returned to his studies at Starrs college. The most successful concert and balt ever given by White Cross council, No. 13, Knights of Columbus, and one which ‘will rank high among the social functions at the armory, was that held Friday evening at the armory, when there was an attendance of about 500. The armory had been decorated in vel- low and white, the organization’s col- crs, making a decidedly pretty effect, with the brilliant electric lights. While the gathering was assembling Miller's augmented orchestra of 12 Dleces gave a greatly appreciated con- cert of five numbers which received much applause, the piccolo solo by Ed- ward A, Breed being particularly fine. The programme was as follows: Mrs. Thusa Gidman Turner has left g#r home in Lebanon for Winterhaven, olkk county, Florida, where she ex- pects to remain with Lebanon friends until next May or June, Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Frank I ohue, nie Williams Ear] Herrick. r. and Mrs, Thomas Crawford Crawford, Tmaine Gregoire of Union left fcr Canada, where she will coniinue her studies at the Con- vent of tie Presentation de Marie. Ter brother, Do G. H. Gregoire, ac- companied her there and will return in 4 few days. y, bladk crepe me- white chiffon Genevieve Miss Mary 1 McCo Hour| mi AY: March, Losch | eygne, with pearl trimming. John R. T SAYS THAT BRIDGE Motives from the Operetta, Miss May Walch, apricot aeolin with | Fant, Mrs, Royal ¢ MUST BE REPAIRED| The Siren, Fall |silk fringe trimmings. jert Sisk, N it | Rigoletto, Quartette, Verdi| Miss Jane Walch, embroidered pink Elizabeth Finnegan, Engineer for the Connecticut Com- | pany Will Not Permit Cars to Go‘ Over the Laurel Hill Bridge. Piceolo solo, selected. E. A. Breed. | Overture, Semiramide, Rossini Promptly at 9 o'clock the couples rmed for the grand march, which was prettily executed, the leaders be- ing John P. Corcoran and his sister, Mrs, M. H. Donohue, with Dr. and Mrs. chiffon_over pink messaline, with sil- ver trimmings. Miss . Anna_Kilroy, hand painted | {chiffon over green messaline, with sil- {ver trimmings, Mrs. Andrew Wholey, torquoise blue cloth with lace and jet trimmings. Mrs. J. O’Donovan, apricot silk with lace and old gold trimmings. Mrs, Elizabeth Danahey, 20—State Deputy » Deputy M. J, Sull {John B. Leahy, I ! Grand_Knight don; Grand Following the examination of the Laurel Hill bridge by Engineer Hough | no cars have been sent over it by the | Connecticut company since that time, | xcept when empty, No more will be sent over it until the bridge is re- M Knight pink silk paired, as the engineer found tbat the corded messaline robe. . bridge was rusted out and must be re- g dosent - Rangvan,: Mk chifton raired, the steel flooring and beams over messaline, with pearl ornaments. Miss Donahc almon crepe n over satin, with gold trimmings. Miss Anna Donahoe, yellow chiffon | needing repiacing. ‘The selectmen have notified the Ber- lin Bridge company to send an_engi- eor { neer here at once to look the bri over satin, with pearl ornaments. vt Ko 28cis Spen e Miss Fidelis Donahoe, white hand- done, estimate the work and get it| embroidered robe. 3 | out as soon as possible The bridge | Miss Una Donahoe, white silk crepe s safe for ordinary use, it is found, | de Chene, with gold and white trim- but not for extra heavy loads as the| mings, Miss Catherine E. | messaline, with silver ming: ars might be. Murphy, pink and bugle trim- SPOKE IN JEWETT CITY AND | to fare Miss Annie M. Murphy, vellow silk _WILL GO TO BALTIC with lace and velvet fx ns. Miss Mary T. Sulliven, brown chif- | Presenting MénTa and Religion Forward | fon oyer coral pi with sailn trim- Movement to the Surrounding Twmsn | mings. Mrs. T. M. Ross of Eagleviile, Jose- phine Murtagh, Julia ¥ Misses Mary O'Neil, Annie kuret Mutpny, Helen Murphy and John Mr. A. 3. Wholey, J O'Donovan, Mrs, Blizabeth Danahey. 13—Misses Jane Weish, don; May Walsh, Montville, and Anna Chirles Voods and A, Kilroy. arrell, Dr. Miss Nellie Donohue, Miss Backus, Backus, Mrs, Louis Mabrey T Counciiman Elizabeth sley, John McCormick, Miss an, John rrant, Richard L. Holmes, Mrs. Rob- Florence Miss | Joseph C. and M igan, Thompsonville; cate and Mrs. Jerome Collins, Distr rancis T. Diggini u M. Murtagh, M. V. Murphy, hea, Mal tagerald, Neil Me- McNamara, Miss and Mrs, John Mrs New Lon- McKay, John K. Sullivan, Miss Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. James B. Shannon, Miss MeDonough of South Orange, N. a Shannon, J. Henry Shan- Eiler, Mr. J. J. Don- Miss Fan Mrs. 8. G, A Mis: Joseph Beckley, Crowle abelle Wil- Miss , James Drew, McGrory. Tar- Sisk, Bland, M, State Advo- T, May, and New Thomas Doyle, Nelson L. | ct Lon- | | Incidents | R e e —————_ M) dent Miss Ada L. Richards of Broadway leaves today (Saturday) for a visit with friends in Boston. Miss Amy White Mass,, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Puilen of Lincoln avenue. The Harmony Whist club was en- tertained Frids Woodbury O. Kogers at her home on Washington st Miss Katharine been spending the midwinter vacation | at her sumed teaching in % x’mlnglnn. | in attendance, Miss Burnham of C at Dana Mass., has returned after spending | croyp the holid Waterman R. Burnham of Main street, MlsSlONARlES REYURN Rev, and Mrs. Charles K. Tracy and \ Rev children, a year' They reached New and Edwin Mr: Mr: | dohn CHICAGO “HAS THE MONEY.” | Wants Badly as St. Louis or New York. e Buys a 17-Jewel Hamilton )% Movement in the Best 25. | Year Gold Filled Case Made. | Chicago, Jan, We've got I'money: give us the convention,” | the mess that will he carried the meeting of the democratic national j | committee m Washington by the bi-| | rartisan couvention commitgee of Chi- | | cago. Buch a messaze was made pos- | sible last night meeting of the | | democratic Sherman of . Winchester, si afternoon by Mrs. t, . Brown, who has, has re- home on Otis street, Wednes- giving ten tables of| al from this city were S B! | lifornia, a stu- Hall school, Wellesley, y vacation with Mr, and Mrs, FROM SMYRNA | Children Visiting Here. Faw Norwich Ruth have furlough. left Smyrna in for December 16 mm York by steamer Adriat- | where they were me Tracy's brothers, Arthur £ M. Sherman, acy is a daughter of Mountain of M. | avenu T Democrahc Convention as workers here, They agreed | for any disturbed condition stomach. all the poisonous gas: stomach pneumonia. Magical MI-0-§A Is what you need of the MI-O-NA stomach tablets will driva from _your tomach and make your stomach strong enough to digest any f0od. For any allment caused by weak as sick headache, dizzi- ress, nervousness, lack of eicieacy, hat tired all in feeling, slceslesyncss, d dreams or bad stomach tlLe muern- ter too much smoking and drink= al! these athpents noth'ng on surpass MI-O-NA. Large carth can and Mrs, Benjamin Armstrons | jox for 0 cents at The Lée & O:good of New London entertained day evening b | bridge. “o. s5lots everywhere. Foley's Heney and Tar Compound s a reliable family medicine. Give it o your children, and take it yourself when you feel a cold coming om. It and dru checks and cures coughs and colds apd bronchitis and Lee & Osgood Co. Ferguson & Bharbonneau Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn. 32 and prevents Instead a new city hall 5 | Mrs. M. V. Murphy, black panne vel- { to underwrito any sum heeded (o pay | L.onit v the $30,000 voted | Allyn L. Brown, chairman of the| {vet, chenille trimming il s o sk o S purpe the old building will | Publicity ~committee, and Irvin C.| Miss Mary O'Neill, blue messaline. [ e .',““ ARG, S8 pount Voted Imer, chairman of the auxilitary Annie Shea, white lingerie ove R i i . ie amount voted was B g I 2L it o p i enough to Huild a new | OWNS committee in connection with | | vellow sil! | 3 » S0k "% the Mén and Religion movement, here, Miss Margaret Murphy, whi r- fit SuneeR Canmniyce duryman 3 went to Jewett O Friday evening, | sette over white messaline, fringe | F Taamcs 11 Connelly, Among Connecticut suicide: where they spoke before a good sized | trimming. wri storics, : 5 n}ylfl\\:l -y:(:: b ce accomplished death by | gatherinz of men from the Baptist, | JOHN P. CORCORAN, Miss Helen Murphy, pink chiffon ey roc juryman for the od States distrio n other than carbolic acid, two (‘ongregationalist and Methodist | & BAN, over pink messaline, silver trimming. | EDWARD T. BURKE, court 106 and have w0 wqt,..:r:‘) h b drowning, hanging, and | churches, The Jewett City men ex-|Past Grand Knight and Master of | Mrs. J. F. Fenton, white embossed | ;rang Knight-Elect and Floor Direc- | & real marine tr in_one’ o “:U ooting ne each by carbolic acid | pressed themselves -as much interest- Cotbrionies satin, with garniture of go.d. ses wili before « L p- ed in the movement. Those present | Miss Molly James, white embroider- tor, court, Willlam De Graff, ;»h lmlhb represented the men’s Bible ¢ es of | P, H, Harriman as the second couple. | €d satin. 2 f YA L endant in’this case, is umissioner H, F. Potter is | the three churches. They consider the | Poth’ the ladies carried. bouquots of | Mrs. J. R, McNamara, black lace over fontitlle Sraa Buteht James Mc- ! chargeo with the murder of ¢ nacies B kir wply after butter frauds. movement a good thing and are plan- | rcses My, Corcoran is past grand |White messaline, Thomey. Willmed 5 - 7 Wyman, master of e Tk sh prices of butter seem to be | aing to organize there to carry it out | knight and was master of ceremonies, | Mrs. J. B. Gaffney, blue silk poplin ' §7 gV, ! Hugh o ey . A |CONeE, Fhile & g ig temptation to dealers to palm!in the borough, as it is being done| and Dr. Harriman is the master of the |OVer messaline, diamond: e R sy B} DYDOLE, Tost St 4 olcomargarine and renovated but- % fourth degree. The first 20 in the | Mrs. W. P. McGarry, pale blue me- FTymbls, Rev. e APT | r for the real article, Surday evening, Messrs. Haskell | march were members of the fourth de- |teor crepe, with peari trimming: Pl e ik oy Teachers' “Families” Defined. = ! sses | 2nd Elmer will go to Baltic, where, | gree of the order, each wearing their | Mrs. H. D. Buckley, white messaline, V31 Rev, W, 4. Kec s, | At the executive session of the fonth s mind requicm high masses | at the Methodist church at 7.3 they | haldric_ and sword. Just after the |With point lace trimming. W Dbty Sporem, Mr. and Jirs. i den school board h esday ey Skates and Sleds from 75¢ to $45& cbrated in St. Patrick's chureh bY|are to present the movement to the|march had started the decorative elec- | Miss Sarah Walsh, black and white Cook. Mr, and Mrs. Geor, Sanssl0 e board made a € on th | i, Treanor this week, were men of that section. Miss Elsie Brand | tric lights were turned on, flooding the | Silk. Miss’ Katherine Flynn, Mrs. H. Rine- | Preta of Rule t was voted | Good value on every style. n Wednesday for Patrick Fitzgerald, | will be the soloist. It is probable that| drill shed with added lght and bril- | Miss Ruth Jordan, ‘white chiffon over S Holt westert Yo | that rule, whi lies to leave Ihursday for Mrs. Michael Flynn and | it will be started there also. liancy. ‘There were about 75 couples (Felen pink messaline, with spangle (iwiord, \Woomsocket, K. 1, Mre, | Of absence for teachers in case of a| Key Skates, Lever Skates and Strap Friday for Joseph H. Pratt, | e rarticipating in the march. trimming. i Delia Dowling. i death in thel mmediate” - family, | gyates in all sizes, and Flexible Flysd il el o i B VERY COLD NISHT. From then on joy reigned and to the| Mrs, P. J .Morley, pink messaline, e At Mes PN Hasian. 1B v dcath of father, mother, | S5 Steffenson of Stonington, will he In- | T " entrancing music of Miller's orchestra lace trimmed, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rin ncis B. e v ol 3 —rlriytp Terested to learn that by the will of | Cutting Wind Made It Tedious for|the 18 numbers on the programme, Mary Boylan, w char- | yrairaara. Patrick F. Brgy | the date Ars. (. H. Hall provated on | Those Who Were Ont—Thermometer | With numerous encores, were thor- > with pastel tinted bugie bead- - (h Shn Siie N Ponkhde: of (% g s e e | DRINKING CUPS. Thursday, she inherits half of the per-| Down to Eight. oughly enjoyed. At intermission re- - s i ' Paltic, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Donovan by e Serviceable Collapsible Aluminu ) freshments were served in the Third s Della Finn, canary mull, silver | ;2" xopwich, Miss Donahoe. Mise anna | . James P. Woddruff of Litchfield, who : : sonal estate, estimated at $20,000. 9 R — £ byl ety trfimmned f B .\n.“( " foation, Mis A :; has heen appointed by Governor Sim- | Drinking Cups for only 10c. One o e worst nights of the win- | “0MPany » ¥ - 2 TOIS e Donahoe, Miss Fidelis Donuhoe d | Baidwin. to Ail the vacan it Ex-Governsr Woodruff and Col. T, M. | ter was Friday night, made so by the Beautiful Decorations. gaurs M. k. Buliva, plask silk: ith siins"Ugn Donit o6 el B B e T - Ullman of New Haven called on Sena- | keen, cutting wind, which blev a gale.| The decorations were elaborate and (V'K lace trimmings. hang | Donnelly of Pawt rancis s ston e ae Sacen r EBrandegeo at Washington Thurs- | The thermometer was down to about | the general opinion was that the ar- | AUs® Badie Suitvan, pale biue hand| oy Worcester, Jodoin 10 her of Geor ruft NEVERSLIP CALKS. day night and sought hig aid in se-|its lowest point of the season, having | mory never looked better. The work |Smbroifered chiffon over pale blue lib- A editor of the Litchsield Enquirer All sizes of Adiustable Horse Shos r . speaicer for the meeting of | reached eight ahove at midnight. This | was planned and directed by Daniel J. |7y 8- hite Hickey, Willimantic; Dr. AR b S © Sons of the American Revolution. | was the case at several points about | Hinchey, and he was assisted by Jo- |, IS e Ve Keating, Willimantic; Miss Galiivan P LAPRE LB 4 | Calks. B2 W L £ the city and at Trading Cove. The|seph P. Desmond, Joseph Farrell and | P4{t® WVita 1ase ‘““”“l'"g - ; Paul Halloan, Miss Maud Galivan | Today. the feast of the Hpiphany,| policemen and others who had to be|members of the committee. The color | 2 irs. P. H. Harriman, luyender veiled | yfics M, T. Good, Miss Julia Good, Miss | or Twelfth night, was the. date on|out found it a tedious night. scheme was yellow and white, whicn md;'l“mjl{. 5 R Sut < May llivan, Mrs, James (as which Christmas decorations used to| Word was reccived in New London | are the colors adopted by the Knights| Mrs. Charles B, Ring, black velvet.| r. and Mrs. W. P. Mcu removed. In later vears, however, | Friday night by wircless from Block | of Columbus. The boxes on one side! Mrs, Willam J. Mulligan, Alice pink and Mrs. H. D. Buckiey I n/ i U is the custom to keep them in place | Jelard that a T5-mile gale was blowing | of the hall were finished in white and | Ms%aline, spangled met. = = = rah Walsh and Miss Ruth J o -'\ 0] if desired until Candlemas day, Feb-| trere and that it was thought that be- { on the opposite side in yellow. On the et Y eckley, black lace o Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Mu | |ic h— WO L ALY fore morning the schooner Mary Ade- | front of each bux was draped a K. of | PIeTK messayme. 1 in: { Eleanor Doyle of Hartfor | R \. Ly & v 3 ..\ | laide Randall, which was wrecked near | C, flag. The orchestra balcony was| M8 ulaurde ma livan, yellow satin, Murphy and Miss Is T e R R e planets Mars and Saturn Will | the breakvrater, would be beyond al:{draped with yellow and white, and on | B315ilure of gold. | Sl e 1| c an ntinue to be finely placed for obser- { hepes of saving. the front was an electric sign with the | it W. H. Oat, Mr, and is earning you nothing should | ompany n m\ the evening sky dnrnu:1 -‘fi"‘i The wrecking tug Tasco, which has! jetters “K. of C.” i John E. Hawkin; ‘ be placed where it will be pro- 1 Mars is moving eastward and|neen getting the cargo of the schooner| In the center of the armory, ove 1~ 30—Mr. and Mrs. James F, Fenton. ducing something. Every spare m will move westward for thelout into a lighter, was holding the|head, was a large white star of electric | Kenneth Muir, Charles V. James, Miss | oDar hisulithe winling e et 129 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. firat hall of the month ang after thet{ugnter insige (e Disskwaier Lights, from which streamers of yellow olly James. | . g stward again. s il i i ot Rty Eositn and white bunting were draped to| 31—Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morley, Mi Daboattoh fi oot Hiiings. Pes R, 5 O Weieh OBITUARY. gldes and ends of the building. The Mary Boylan, Miss Delia ¥inn, Morgan | 2 = ST By CHshL Wil §IIR dnathe side walls were covered with yellow | Cronin and Thomas Mitchell partment it will draw interest. | Ever Read d Keen Kutter T e e Mrs. William F. Hill. and white bunting. In the center on | —William McClafferty, John Rear- | Interest. bearing Certificates ot | Ever Ready and Keen Ku 4y Berh o o on time: domt| The death of Mrs. Luey Hill, wife| one side a large silk American flag | don, Frank Leonard. s Rose Leon- | Deposit for large sums awaiting o arini it e b R ‘:"f\';“ of Willlam F. Hill, occurred this|Was draped, surrounded with United |ard Miss Belle Leonard, Miss. Ether tnvestment. Lat us tell you| SAFETY RAZORS fogle forget God, Fine music| (Saturday) mcrning, at her home, No, | States pennants and K. of C. shielda | McClafferty. B | ey s One Doll : AT ) #1¢1 180 Laurel Hill avenue, following a|and flags, and on the opposile side a 33—Mrs. J. R, McNamara. sons, John ne Dollar 5 s g Iong period of illness. She is survived | Knights of Columbus silk bauner was | 3. and Arthur J,, Mr. and Mrs. James AN st i i Notices of 12l meeting of | by her husbend, a son, W. Harry similarly placed . Gaffney, San Francisea, 'a] | Extra blades for above, also fo t 10 ) eeting k| e e The front of the baleony was draped | 34—Mr. D. T. Shea, T. F. Gem, Star and Yankee Razors. onnecticut association of Past!nings, and a brother, George i i e el i with yellow and white bunting and in | Shea, Herbert . Hartford; M " c 1 t X 4 were sent out this w »ck" by : y the center was a large size portrait of | Lawrence Riley, Miss Alice Creed s POCKET Iumn‘s — Fresh supply 4 4 R 3 : istopher Columbu: ded with | raunton; Miss Mary L. Kane, Wind Jjust received v Tl C. Dirdsey. The meeting Meeting of Men Sunday. ety o6 wolam asn e e b ol R Noribh. Caan s A 8 T A De Beld at the Garde hotel, in) Accoring to the request of the Men| white with mame end mumber of the 35—Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lee, Mr o 2 POCKET KNIVES—Fine assortment rtford, Thursday, January 18, at 12{anq Religion Forward Movement com- | council, together with . of C. flags, and Mrs. Thomas F. Burns - of Keen Kutter Knives, from 25¢ to b "'l"v"[ nmir:\‘ ‘;«'Jl be L'iwn in the| completed the decoration of the bal- | 36—Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Murphy, Mi: $3.50. ( 2ald has proves o | Churches on Sunday, inviting the men | cony. The box reserved for the guests Catherin Murphy, Miss Annie M. 1 ,, lor Daldsin has approved the | of the coneresations to the Sunday of the council. and which was lscated Murphy, Miss Mary T. Sullivan | C. V- Pendieton. Jr., IflBmadway s , defray expenses of the naval | €'R0ON meeting at 3.30 at the Y. M. C.| under the orchestra balcony,was \aste- Ir. and Mrs. J. J. Gleason Ve sdvertise exactly as Itin tia; also the Bill of the Connactieut | A “m" the chmrmm‘l of r‘hr- sub- | fully decorated. At the entrance was J. Hinchey, J. J. Desmond, Miss N ” T chool for imbectles for $9,268. .| Committees are to explain the aims|an arch of vellow and white, from Hinchey, Miss Sadie Hinchey, ¢ e ror 39,208.58; the | and objects which thelr committees are | which was. syspended 4 large ‘vellow | AMay Desmond, MURPHY & McGARRY, Hack, Livery and Boar‘[n' 3 wnd the Mystic school for the | SUi1VINg after. This meeting is expect- | bell with an electric light for a toneue. 38—William Murphy, Carl Lyons, 207 Main Stre 4 teaf § T led to be a most instructive one ,in-|In addition to the regular lighting DR. P. H. HARRIMAN, hony Kyser, New London; STABLE forming the men on points in the| system, six large clusters of tungsten de Sisk, New London; Teresa WSk . Senator Brandegee was one of the|Movement which possibly they may not | lights made the ‘armory almost daz- Master of Fourth Degr Murphy, New Londor Mary We guarantee our‘service to be the 1alf-dozen senators that were called | Understand. yet. | ling in its brilliancy. A1 dalla i % Tlkht Blod tei | Kane, Mn and Mrs. Tracy r‘umiv};. best at the most reasonable prices, © the White house to consult with the | Those in Charge. e dima K h I8Nt Dbiue messy- esident the sppolntment of | TAFT RESTRICTS RED CROSS. The officials in charge of the suc- | " 100, eoral messaline MARRIED FOR 5 EARS. I I‘II MAHONEY BROS., Falis Ave. iccessor to the late Justice Harlan s Cesnfal -concert and ball were 86 ol i Ll g # 2 R e ——— he supreme court bench. After | Must Keep Away from the Front Ex- | fems b tie “recerced imberiess | g ie8, Galliven.. white chiffon 0ver | Mr. and Mrs. George Landon Quietly : e conference he said that no names cept in Great Emergencies. compliments on the magnificent result: | Mics May Galliven, point d'esprit Celebrate Their Anniversary. 0 [y veere mentioned. | Master of ceremonies. John P. Cor-| ovor vellony o e P o = Dekieh ; that sales of paper | o VAshington, Jan. 5.—Only in cases| coran; floor director, Bdward —T.| "N o “Fames casev.” wiite satin A Pitisfield, Mass, correspondent ’ dealers say_tha sales of paper| of great emergency are the Red Cross| Burke; oids, H. D. Buckley, Patrick| iss F e sellow inbasaiie: | Writes: (/5 towels have greatly increased since e o yorion o e i S e poyies Rose Leanard, yellow messaline, | " Mp, and Mra. Georgé Landon of o6 | i | ithout watties against the common towel Went the front in- time of war, under the| Aok I 'c. Bland, Albest Bortclance; | VLS TAMINSS, o Ieish potat | CIFCUIar avenus wers martied 55 veare | for you to fix up on el was October 28, thir- | terms of a proclamation issued by the | arrangement committee, P. F. Brennam, | 1 o0 or mink - o | ago Monday, Dec. 25, and they cele- | LIKE SUMMER WITHOUT ty days after adjournment of the gen- | president ana published today by the | John b. Corcoran. Dr. John D. Dono- | 12¢ over pimk Ik, busts | LTated the anmversary in a quiet wa Winter Clothes gral assembly, wlthoush many hotel- | war department. The Red Cross people | hue, John R. Tarrant, Marcus Dris- | qagerc 2mard, green silk, DUSIS| 4t their home witiva small family gatt b ICE CREAM. keepers and l«n“h.‘: confused - ?fo“: must be confined to hospital at the | call. T. J. Fitzeerald, Walter G. Casey, | " iee Gertr light blue mes. | STI& Ar. Landen is 30 vears of as " " % he common drinking cup law, in effect | pace of operations or on board hospitai | Willlam McClafferty, Neil McGrath, | o uss G Al | and his wife Is 76. Poth are active U h k bl January 1. ships and along lines of communica- | Thomas Mitchell; ticket seller, John J. | )i o . s ! vears and in good health. | Our Suits and Overcoats have all| nehinkabie tion. Gallizan : N oM o ek were married in Cornwall, Conn, | been reduced in price, including Hart, | ’ fice will be open |~ The same rroclamation names the % e | the maiden name of Mrs. Landon being | gchatiner & Marx fine clothes. Irresistibly delicious are waffles e \a""”x Wednesday eve-| gmerican Red Cross as the only vol- | 1E GOWN [ o Miss Mary Kane, spangled net over| ilen J, Mallory, ‘The céremony was made with the Vulcan deep ring waffie irom § to 8 oclock the Pit- | unteer soclety authorized to render aig| ~ HANDSOME GOWNS WORN. rrn{“ksd_r\’n“ ¢ R, Burdick, white messa- | ECTTOIed at er yome bv Rev. 103 | oy qant buy bettet clothes any- | ron, for Fus rane use, Usual price of the! i iime o ar to the army and 222 cy R. Burdick, white messa- | pettibene, pastor of the cngrezation: 2 | . s 5 M mal 1 April 10, 1911, Afsar| 5 SIS OT AT I the sty and navy | . =5 L meTbMe] [ chured in Forawarl. Mr Tondonlort! | whers, and at this particular season | two dollars, our price ane doltar. Sell - st of delin- | G d) 54 only R Rad Drot Ons, of the ~fl-U'*=: of t\; al as| x\ J. (;'i?\wln.“m\nl‘V"llinl stk. | at that time connected with the Lan- | of the year you'll find the prices and | ing gas is our business, distributing ents W torned G | the Display of Pretty Dresses. eliie flinchey, blue silke | vm Tron compuny of CHupInvi'e, .| {"saving very interesting. appliances is mearly a “means to &8 Attor as ~ o OlLro | which was owned by his fat o - - c ddle cooky w dire NAVY YARD WALKOUT OVER. | Miss Mary Desmond, yellow silk tnik B | end.” The Vulean cale gridd ol | Among the many handsome gowns & | vits engazed in going abost buying the | ¢1000 o 408 ts § 950 hlos o Do | by Miss Hannah Malone, pink messa- | wcaq that was used to make ths char. | $1200 Suits and Overcoats § 9. cakes in a matchless manner, price 2 t recent | Machinists at Norfolk Return to Work | WOrn were the following: line. | coal usey smelting the fre He 1 The new Crane toast- € dentaly of ab 5 4 : | Mrs. James B. Shannon, yellow chif- 8 R e meal L Lsen 1 Smeltng the fton ore. He| 41500 Suits and Overcosts $11.50 | only one dollar. s . s fact that there is no national | Nowfolk, R % Miss McDonough, spangled net over |, S e = 4 :‘1 s ,.15”::\‘:\ tiw ot in m.«_\m-«v \”"J‘l“ (h] $1800 Suits and Overcoats $1450 | o jden-brown toast. 13c gets one, t < 8 NOZEOMA of he repa de C o, W ) i . lavender, 2 e | o Cou compa e o % : A b SSVERLIsTRIes it I 5 have wavere | o8 ovilked after Tefusing to ‘sign | gver pink satin. Bangya white messaline. } : went to Pittsfiald 23 yaors ago | tes and Tubing, all of highest quals on will lead legislators of other!at this naval station retrned (o work | piple cpaeqsott s8tin, With chiffon| Miss Williams pink sil 4| ocal Tuniber and word dealers' tho | $2400 Suits and Oversoats $1950 | vou. tates to adopt ar Jaws. | today. The cards were withdrawn, = Sl - Mrs, Charles Smith, plum colorad| greater portion of the timie. They have | ! a . crystal beads, and new long narrow | % ezoau 5 ; 20.00 - - ——— 5 i voile. one daughter, Mrs. Archibald Stone; = | $25.00 Suits and Overcoats $20. fi E m') train, i Z (ew Londcn, | dson, Ho: of S 9 NOT GUILTY, SAYS VANDEROEF. | Laundry Workers' Strike Enda. | "5 George Mansteld, eryatal net, R At R o T don. | grandeon, Wissce: StowaceliNIIBe s g Suits ad. Duasoits 0500 as & Electrical L. New York, Jan. 5.—A speedy settle- | effect, over white messaline, cut | P SBy (0 00" Sirtney, white mar-| Sione. of Sprinsfield, and the Tour gen. Alice Building, 321 Main Street Cotton Concern Treasurer Will Change | TNt of the strike by the 'laundry|en traine. " S quisetie. erations were present at the informal S’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS, y | workers in city, which has in-| A, H. Rhinehafdt, black messa Bobgic el st cpiie o it BOYS' OVER 1 bt His Plea to Guilty Later [ vélved moré than 50000 workors oo |line. alver tzicamings. & Migy Mary McCaffrey, lemon voile. | reception held yostyrday TOO, 20, wkers e t ol 5t 3 R | cordinz to the unioh officials, was made| Miss Katherine Flynn, gray messaline| Ms. D. T. S white crepe de| pailroad Authorifios to Stop Nuisance. | 0 E h b t] y ¥ G. Van- | possible today when the executive come over pink silk g chine aud Spanish lace | | Abaus. esrol m_mfm {““5:'}“": n Lxnipition 2 o e jlidon of B L ¢ Inter- s fihysios, Gogie pinle marduiieite) - Mt AleC Rul. bl crope motol ave beelr annoved by bays and veung| g A fine assortment of the Latest Styles 13 and 20 |its demand or g closed shop as a con.| M=, Delia Dowling. old rose satin Mrs, L, Rilew, mauve pe de o A fxg T‘;"\‘;‘ ‘{:"f”‘;’,‘:u‘x‘fi o, [ £ _( o2 in Millinery for Fall and Winier wear who indicted on | dition for the arbitration of wages an {rs. J. M. Lee, black marquisette | gold embroidered | and then hopping aucther 1‘_(,,;1:“:.;“” “' /) l at wo 3 :]ux ud { other questions affecting the trade. T over cream embroidered net, with jet S oianint | vidine h metimes they get off | 49 ":'y (} MRS. G. P. STANTON'S, red a formal plea of not|cause of this condltion the emplogers | Yimmings. 2 i TR T e cgee 0 G cd before Justice | have steaddfastly refused to make ar | Mrs. F. Burns, lemon col-{ Those who occupied hoxes were as | 1‘”‘”" el (i ST Tx\u‘< Ne. 82 Shatusketimug , esions today I chneters aréd ¥ with princess lace, and | follow: {asulting language make muisances of 1 1. MeManus Rk : opal and gold trimmin 8--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Beckley. | {jemgelves, The officils are taking NEW LINE 2 th been entered Lo | 3 Mrs, T. A. Crowley, gray net tumic,| 7—Mr, and Mrs, Charles A. Smith.{ measures to correct this evil, and 00DS direct ormit treasurer 1o remain | Give Pastor §119. embroidered with cut steel beads, over | Mrs., Agnes Waish, New London: Miss | hat and a detective 18 on duty doring L v in New York for a time, which he will| The collection at the Swedish Luth- |skimmering emerald satin: hair orna- | Margaret Courtney, Miss Mary McCaf- | ine rush hours and espectally on Son Asiostaasnt 3 of all | utilize by making attempts at restitu- | eran church at New Britain Sunday | ment, cut steel with smeralds. . |4 - | had done return the stolen all e his plea to guilty he McManus said that when Van- that he could to money wouls frey, Patrick Murphy, S—Thomas Mitchell, Mr. and Mr C. Higgins, Miss a Disco, Finn, Miss Morley. 9—P, I, Murtggh, John J. Murtagh, Lisnd. for Rev, days. Dr, 8, G. Ohman amounted to $i189 This is the largest Christ- Miss Tsabelle Crawford, vellow bor- dered chiffon with frimmings of irri- M. 58 M Dering the iast mas purse that Rev. Dr. Ohman has | descent band and black satin fringe. MMiss Elizabeth Beckley, gold colored received from his parishioners year 13,731,411 gal- of wine were imported into Eng- R’ KATES SHARPENED, 15 OENTS— éL Leave them in care of Ousley at Frank- iin Square or Greeneviile, and So0d job gu Fltcher & ° Service at be ready for the Cotton Goods and Silks at E MILL, REMNANT