Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 20, 1912, Page 6

case against Jo pe Frightful Polar Winds the far the skin, chapped ¥ ses and piles. Osgood Co.’s. Foley Kidney Pills ley satisfaction m thelr use medicine, kinds. I can 1 10 all suf- 122 Preapect Bt J Tel. it WHITE, The Tuner 4 South A Street, TAFTVILLI Norwieh, Cu Westerly Boy: Sues Hotel Man Russell Collins Asks $500 From Proprietor of Ocean House— Alleges Injuries Received When Run Down by Auto— Jail and Fine For Razor-Wielder—Grills Embezzlement Case Before Supreme Court—Railroad Surveyors Set Post Cfice Folk to Guessing. building, with the within the forty transfer of the being of railroad that there is to be a sence, as to which shall Judge Jchn W. Sweeney, as attor- ney for Russell Collins, by his moth- er, Emma Collins, has brought suit st John Frank Champlin, man- er of the Ocean house, Watch Hill, n of trespass in negligence, Mr. Champlin is charged with own the Colllns boy, when jurction of Beach and Elm s, with an automobile owned by Theouter wall near cf the skull was fractured r injurfes were sustained by lins boy. Damages are laid The complaint was entered Third gistrict court, Friday, was nswered Attorneys _Greenough, aston & Cross, of Providence, and ntinued for two weeks. The recent discontinuance of the ing, noon and night whistls at on's big plant s resumption at the request of ny who “told time” by the whis- suggested the installation of uminated _clock at the plant, For past week electric lights have en shown at several altitudes on the in order to determiine the ation for the proposed clock. s planued to erect a tower on one bufldings wherein the clock will and where it will best ac- the whole people and add mpleteness of the plant. ls have already one of electric signs In New Eng- o foundry building, which, i the illuniinated clock added, will e tho progressiveness of sing company, Which is leading industry of this Local Laconics. wife of Dr. John L. May, | i nds in New London. | D. Roberts of Pawtucket has| nted deputy internal reve- to succeed Bdwin A. of Carolina, deceased. having asked for con- toward the building fund ' home, Rev, John Neale, Pawcatuck is one of seven ave given $1,000 each. H, Utter of ed the petition men't istian Temperance ing leglslation to prevent in- traffic in liquors in prohibi- re has introduced a s an appropriation of tion of a keeper's ge in location of the improvements at Great Salt rior court at Providence re was hearing on petition pport, and_for 1 s fees, of Mrs. divorce proceedings band, James T. Blake of the Men's | ptist church, ted Rev. John "homas H. Pea- Raymond D. han Wilcox, 7 address was . Ford, DD, meeting st I presented in the mbly, which and steam f-fare for { pupils to all free of the state, from ere it is necessary veling to and r scheols they attend. e Anchor club, s of the West who made Norfolk last trip to e enterlained at a ban- soms Thursday, as Cruise of Pawtucket. affair_and none of the West Side ed to the banquet. enter, Albert H. Lang- 2 arles’ H, Cowan were Vesterly qggmbers present, MYSTIC de Bests East Side Team at 162-123—Men’s Club to Hear About Autograph Collscting—Defeat for Hyde Park Basketball Team. West Pool, Hook and Ladder Thursday night _the : pool team beat the East 1 score of 162 to It was > and was watched cores of the teams: George Greeman 26 , Albert Noyes 24, Willlam Stel- tz 1, Cyrus Mitchell 26, Dr. W. H. 2 points, Total, 128 points, Vest Side—Captain Leonard Clift 32 oints, Dr. A. M. Purdy 35, A. W. ieorge 28, Bdgar A. Rathbun 31, Wil am Dougllas .36, Total, 162 points. A return game will be played next weelk. To Talk to Men’s Club, The president of the Men’s club has arranged for a speaker for the meet- ing on Monday night in G. A. R, hall, Dr. James H. Weeks of Stonington will address the meeting on The Experi- n Autograph Collector. He had an interesting experience lung this line and has a great collec- fon of autographs of prominent men t will be interesting to hear about. Hyds Park Team Defeated. There was an interesting basketl s'in St Patricics nal, when the Hrde Park team was defeated by a score of 34-14. The game was a fast one and was rough from start to fin- ish. The lins-fips: Mystic—McKone rf, Vine] If, Davis ¢, Burrows rg, Wileox and L. McKone Hyde Parls—Dobsen rf, Johnson 1If, eston c, Tingley rg, Briggs Ig, _Field goals for Mystic: McKone 8, Vinol 5, Davis 2, Burrows 2, Wilcox 1. Dobson' 3, Johnson 1, Briggs 3; foul Ehea; acprer, Wilham Mutenen tn 1co; scorer, William 3 ; Edward McKone., oS Local Briefs, Mr. and Mre. Peleg Briggs of Provi- dence are guests of Mrs, Briggs, par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Miner, Mrs. Abel Londen of Westerly is the uest of her parents, Mr, an . E. Kirke Spaulding. Ry The quarterly temperance meeting of the Mystic Valley union will be held Ef“:f““i s\';x]flng in the Unlon Bap- church, he speaker will ¥, H. Davis of Westerly. - R abe TROLLEYS LEADTG @ which mean saving SATIN “IMPERIAL’—A beau inches wide. » =9 % x 9§ Silk Department s for you. tiful, lustrous Satin in black only. 36 SATURDAY—Special 79¢ e ———— e B Dress Goods Department BLACK MOHAIR—In both plain and fancy weaves. with remarkably fine finish. Regular $1.00 quality. Firm in weave SATURDAY—Special 78¢c Rug and Carpet Department WOOL INGRAIN RUGS—Wool Ingrain Ruge of the best grade with the popular Gréclan border. noticeably so, and are priced for speedy clearance. 9 x 12 —value $15.00 9 x 10%—value $18.25 —value $11.00 —value § 9.76 6 x 9 —value § .75 These are slightly damaged but not SATURDAY—Special $7.50 SATURDAY—Special $6.50 SATURDAY—Speoial $5.50 SATURDAY—Special $4.75 SATURDAY—Special $4.00 Notion Department ik CENTER Regular values just the thing $4, 36 and 28. WOMEN'S every way. both black and white. SPRING HOOKS AND EYES—Two dozen on a card. All sizes in SATURDAY—Special 3c ‘WHITE TWILLED TAPE—24-yard pleces of strong white Tape in a medium width. Value 15c. SATURDAY—Special 10c Jewelry Department set with stones. srade. Belt and Sell regularly for $1.00. BROOCHES AND HAT PINS—A large variety of handsome designs Gilt, silver and green gold finish. Regular 2ic SATURDAY—Special 17c Bag Department VELVET AND LEATHER HAND BAGS—AIll of our $1.00 Bags in these two stylish materials, with cordeliere and strap handles, SATURDAY—Special 78¢ ment for just THE BUSINESS é OF NORWICH AND MISSBS' the latest mode. AL TROLLEYS LEAD TO 7 $1.98 and $2.25. SATURDAY—Special $1.25 JAPANESE QUILTED WAISTS—ALll silk, sleeveless, quilted Vests— these cold days. SATURDAY—Special $1.98 CHILDREN'S COATS—Sizes three to six years. made Coats for the little ones in a good assortment of colors. SATURDAY—Special $3.75 HEAVY WINTER COATS FOR THE OLDER CHILDREN—Sizes from 8 to 12 yeears. 1n the latest double faced goods. SATURDAY—Special $4.95 WOOL SUITS—Both black and colors in Splendld material, well tailored and correct in Values up to $17.98. SATURDAY—Special $12.95 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' WINTER COATS — All good serviceable materials In several of the latest models. Values up to $12.98. SATURDAY—Special $8.50 Big Reductions on the Balance of our Fur Coats, to wear under the coat Values up to $6.00. A large variety of styles. Values up to $7.98. Scarfs and Muffs. STILL IN STOCK. Toy Animals HALF PRICE STONINGTON $1,000 Voted for Town Farm Improv mente—Many Attend Closing Union Services at Third Baptist Church. The town called a meeting Friday to vote on a laundry and vegetable cellar to be provided at the town farm, $1,000 was voted. The Third Baptist church has elect- ed officers for the year. Sunday Rev. S. F. Dickinson of Westerly will preach at 330 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. Pequot Council’s Instailation. Installation of the officers of Pequot council, No. 442, R. A., will be held in Brayicns hall, Monday ev2cng. The work will be performed by Supreme Chaplain C. E. Hoadley, who s also grand secretary of Connecticut. Fol- lowing the business will come a social hour with refreshments. The members of the Mistuzet club enjoyed another of their planned suppers this week which proved excellent. A herd of more than 25 deer, all ages, was seen by Oliver Dennison and A. §. Wheeler, They also saw a flock of elght purple finches of bril- liant plumage. Closing Union Service. The last union service was held at the First Baptlst church Thursday eve- ning and was attended by a large congregation. The following ministers were present from nelghboring places: Rev. Mr. Buddington, Groton; Bates, Mystic; Anderson, Old Mystic, Adams, North Stonington: Marston, Stoning- ton. After a brief service of prayer, Rev. Mr. Buddington of Groton intro- duced Rev. C. K, Flanders, state ev: gelist, who spoke on Together to Gath- er. He also sang several solos, being heard to great advantage. The meet- ing was largely attended from sur- rounding towns, CONNECTICUT R‘ANKS FOURTH IN COTTON YARN PRODUCTION Stands Seventh Among States in Cen- sumption of Raw Material. (Special to The Bulletin.) Washington, Jan. 19.—In the con- sumption of raw cotton, Connecticut ranks seventh in the list of states. During the vear ending August 81, 1911, there were in the state af total of 1,270,071 cotton spindles of which 1,257,827 were active. Spindles con- suming cotton mixed with other fiber pumbered 45,239 There was consumed 128,981 bales of cotton, of which 11,- 968 wera domestic and 15,033 bales were_ foreign. Clogely connected with the subject of apindles i that-of their product—. o BRI b e N B delicously | yarn. The coarseness of the yarn de- termines the character of the goods, and the production of finer grades us- | ually accompanies the growth of the cotton findustry, Coinecticut mills produced during the last year, for | which reports are avallable, 48,241,048 pounds of yarn, 11.780,876 pounds was | graded as No. 20 and under, 20,407,887 pounds of No. 21 to 40, and 6,280,451 Pounds of No. 40 and over. In the production of yarn for the year reported, Connecticut ranks fourth, being ranked by Massachu- setts, Rhode Island and North Caro- lina in the order named. Nearly three-fourths of the entire production of fine yarns was returned from the New England states, Massachusetts alone producing about two-fifths of the total for the country. THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION IN APRIL Delogatss to National Convention to Bs Selected at New Haven. New Haven, Jan. 19.—The state con- vention of the republicans for the se- lection of a delegation of fourteen to the national convention in Chicago on | June 18, will be held in the Hyperlon theater in this city on April 16 and 7, which dates full on Tuesday and Wednesday, by vote of the state cen- tral committes. This motion was of- fered by Colonel Ullmen and was car- ried by a risipg vote Some members ORRINE CURES DRINK HABIT. So_uniformly successful has OR- RINE been in restoring the victims of the “Drink Habit” into sober and use- fu) citizens, and so strong is our con- fidence in its curative powers, tHat we want to emphasize the fact that OR- RINE is sold under this positive guar- antee, 1If, after a trial, you get no benefit, your money will be refunded. ORRINE costs only $1.00 per box. Ask for Free Booklet. N. D. Sevin & Son. 118 Main. e The Danger of La Grippe is its fatal tendency to pneumenia. To cure your la grippe coughs take Fo- ley's Honey and Tar Compound. R. Fisher, Washington, Kas., says: troubled grippe that threatened. pneumonia. A friend edvised Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, end I got rellef after tak- ing the firgt few doses. 1 took three bottles and my la grippe was cured.” Get the genuine, in the yeilow package. Lee & Osgood Cor favored May 11 rules the conventfo later than thirty d of the national opposition to the based upon the beli of time was There was in’ the was an executive s sion of political matte; either the national or th Only two members of the comr of 35 were absent, were represented by proxies session was a short one and action ded for 2 method of c essional authorizing the issuance o taken pro ing the con vention calls. The meeting was he Many members of the were present house, and a number of well political leacers from several secti League. stale senate of the state were Governor Blakeslee joined the ga “Woodruff of O played the part of h bers of the senate, being his gue one of the tables at the ch; Scnator ing. commerce banguet dent Taft and Senator Rabbl Stephen Wise of were the speakers. some time 'ago proposed what he term- " diiucr, but as no con. ed a “harmon venlent time could the fact that the stare central mittee was called to meet coin ally with President hig dinner was embraced in the larg- er banjuet held tonight in the Yale | Prior to the banquet the | state central committee and senators met President Taft at & brief informal dining hall. reception. The republican state central mittee includes W, J. Brennan of London, C. L. Noyes of Norwich, Brown of Lebanon, G. H. Gllpatric of {a con Putnam, C. A, Gates of Windham, W. | Harvey B. Bprague of Anover. nd 15. convention, ates in ) of that the too narrow. Under nust be held not before the date | Andrew Carnegie's nd the | argl Jan. ington, e committee, whic sion, no aiscus- bearing n state ticket, | y ttee re| House— The ic but three of Met at noon, Andrew Carnegie' at the veral secl r & report present., Lie sation at which Pre Bail New Senator be selected, NCW AN Taft's visit hej | J. | bitities, renca on the candidacy of Vigorous Price Cutting In the Cloak and Suit Department WOMEN'S WAISTS—A small lot of Waists in fine Nun's veiling, black and colors and a few colored striped Madras in a varlety of styles. Stylish and well Some of them are ——————————————————————————————— ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE OF THE Toy Department TOYS OF ALL KINDS, FOR ALL AGES, Dressed and Undressed Dolls—Carriages and Go-Carts Desks, Chairs and Rockers Iron Toys—Tin Toys—Mechanical Toys Grocery Stores, Butcher Shops, Etc.—Rocking Horses As a special inducement to secure your interest for Sat- urday we offer any article we have in our Toy Depart- he THE DAY IN CONGRESS. 19,—The n, meets at ng committee Wiley in the pure food controver- report will be made to the buildings committee Ge- to report a $16,000,000 omni next week despite Mr. Underwood" e to the contrary. journed until noon Saturd: WILSON'S NOMINATION Sizes ess Feo and Expense Account Held Up in House. e cost of exonerates IMPOSSIBILITY Gov. Nebraska Democrats Believe He Has Ruined His Prospects. Omaha, Neb, Jan. 19.—A state-wide meeting of Nebraska democrats has | been called by Mayor James C, Dahl- ew | man to consult on presidential possi- The meeting is & result of regarding Col. George editorial in Harper's Weekly Woodrow Providence Automobile Show STATE ARMORY January 22-27 inclusive Opens Monday January 22, at 7.30 p. m., and daily thereafter from 10 a m. to 10.30 p. m. One of the most complete displays ever held in New England. The most beautiful scheme of decorating ever shown. Admission 50s. First-class Restaurart. Wednesday, Society Day, $1.00, IR LA day in| SATURDAY BARGAINS A great deal of interest has been manifested in the Special Saturday Sales which we have carried on for some time past. We make a special effort to have each Saturday in each department, some items which through fortunate purchase we are able-to offer you at a price lower than that usually asked. This day is no exception, and throughout the store you will find merchandise of the regular Boston Store quality at prices KID GLOVES—Regular $1.25 value. | Henry The call in part reads | the ! his | sanitarium and Botsford has been very | unkind and cruel to his gr. | He put her out tw nd | to walk the streets in the | a policeman arrested him. {and gu The old woman with a stooped and Toilet Goods Department WOODWORTH'S PERFUMBS—AIl odors in sample sizes, SATURDAY—Special 10c BABCOCK'S CORYLOPSIS TALCUM POWDER—4{ os, size, Regu- SATURDAY—Special 11c lar price 15c, Eiderdown, a skein 25¢ Watterson. alizing that th 1 Watterson & that chickens come home Hartford Courant Bo | made his home with h grandmother, at THE BUSINESS . CENTER OF NORWICH Hosiery and Underwear Department long sleeves and in the ankle length. Forest Mills $1.00 goods, subject to slight imperfections. SATURDAY—Special 69c CHILDREN'S RIBEED VESTS AND PANTS—Peeler cotton in the winter weight. Sizes from 3 to 5 years, Value 17c. SATURDAY—Special 10c—four for 25¢ D ——————— L S—— Glove Department KID GLOVES—2-clasp, tan and white, SATURDAY—Special 89¢ ‘ WOMEN'S UNION SUITS—Medium weight, ribbed Maco cotton, with “ SATURDAY—Special 69¢ Stationery Department BOXED PAPER—Another of our popular sheets of paper and 60 envelopes. stationery l speclals, 50 SATURDAY—Special 21¢ Neckwear Department I vy COLORED STOCKS—A small lot of new Colored Stocks in value from 98¢ to $1.50, ¢ T SATURDAY—Special 50c Art Goods Department st h and beca statements of | te r Harvey | set and ymination t railw to by At m, Dossi " had he ford pdmother. | Curtains. unday Prices was in the pol o srning to appear She felt sorry @ of her mental up~ d from being a wits Botsford. ntenced him to jail o also English pre: } TOQUES AND CAPS MADE FREE Buy your Eiderdown Yarn Today and have it made up Free, The Last Day of this splendid offer, an abundance of Judge ations in Italy 1t lish biscuits, and ves, The Fanning Studios, CONN. | ZTHCE Wall Papers, Interior Decorations, Lincursta, Fabrikona, Art Cloth and | Imported Materials for Interior Wall Decorating and Hangings, also Lace We lay and finish" Hard Wood Floors ntee Best Work at Lowest Estimates cheerfully furnished. 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