Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 15, 1912, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912 THE GEO. W. KIES CO. TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. New London (Norwich) Line ANy S NEW YORK STEAMERS MAINE WESTERLY TOWN COUNCIL ACTS | Votes Benvenuti’s’ Saloon a Nuisance—Business There Must Cease After Feb. 21st—Chicken Thieves Arrested i State Board of Health Eulletin Chiefly Notable For Its Inaccuracies—Willard H. Bacon Elected Principal of High School. T/ the Rhode Island state board of heglth is. net right down to the minute is ihdicated by the so-called Monthfye Bulletin which has just been jssued and cevers the period from February to September, 1911, “The Bulletin !s designed to inculcate the principlés of hygiend and present a recoré of the public health, mortality and meteorology of Rhode Island.” The present belated issue contains a List of Clergymen Located in the State, Some Things a Clergbman. Ought to Know, The Common Drinking Cup as e Commen Carrfer, Water Analysis for, September, 1911, Department of Baeteriology for September, 1911, and | Climatelogical Data for August, 1911 The results of analyses of waters ex- amined during September,. 1911, in parts per 1,000,000, shows that no water in the state is purer than that of the Westerly water system. From sample taken from the drinking foun- tain near. the postoflice the analysis on the premises and liquor stolen and last Monday evening he found Tucker and Longilucea in his place, asleep on the floor. They said they slmply came into the place for a snoeze and not for booze. Mr. Blackler reported the fact to Chief Brown and he soon had the palr under surveillance, This may be basis for a complaint against the palr. If¥ the evidence is not considered sufficient to convict in either of these cases, the two young men will be charged with being id'e and dissolute persons, sleeping in outhouses and without visible means of support. The police have undisputable evidence in support of such complaint. At the police station, after being searched and just before being es- corted to cells, Longilucca and Tucker | declared they had nothing to say, as they did not propose to incriminate themselves, or in any way assist in the prosecution. Special LOT No. 1. Ladies’ High Grade Patent Metal and Vici Kid button or lace, $3.00, S350 and $400: a8t ... ... i hiuiin e Sale of Broken Lofs Leather, former prices cesrrseavens NEW HAMPSHIRE Choose this route next time you"&o to New York. You'll have a delightful voyage on Long Island Sound and & superb view of the wonderful sky line and water front of Manhattan Island. Steamer leaves New Lonaon at 11 p. m. week days only, dus New York, Pler 70, BEast River, at 5.45, and Pler 40, North River, 7 o'clock next morning. NEW I.QT.N_BON $1:-52 NEW YORK telephone W. J. Phillips, Write or ndon, Conn., for state- 1y31d Agent, New rooms and information. BERMUDA BEAUT! IN THE Ry ¥ ey T8 MAGNIFICENT, FAST, TWIN-SCREW Tmnsttiatic L * OCEANA" Gun shows: Color '\-h‘: og\‘u;’. l;eat 0; _resi- fiftelx:‘hti_hfo ’?risoners v;'crc iudlgé‘:;i i)r; LOT No. 2. Growmg Girls’ ngh Cut, Tan, Button, st due on evagoration 51.0; loss on igni- | cells, Chie rown went on a to ¢ 3 p: Foet | tion 13.5; a%ununia .004; chlorine 5. investigation. He found tracks in the sizes 2]/2 to 51/2, Just the shoe for cold wea.ther, - e to i snow, made by the shoes of Tucker at Neo Oattlo ur e the 3 and Longilucca that led direct from s rreeesessesesssseestrese secsevesssscaens n o ey ‘ ce 1; B. coli, 0. the Pierce hencoop to the Burdick : .\..._.Lgm:..h ' The list of clergymen credited to [ basement. Two more dead chickens, .ln tl.nnc.. ‘Westerly, in the Monthly Bulletin, | undressed, were found, and the feath- v overy %‘ published semi-annually, is as fol- | ers found indicated that the two other 2 cos, ma M_ lows! i 9 Rl B El)idckgns takerl: :‘romdthe Lpiflrc?tflv‘:‘;}; OT No. 3. Misses’ High Cut G Metal 0 et ':h"'m 'm-&- Henry Bruno, Roman Ca ic; S ~ | hai een cooked and eaten. R 4 " wel M. Cathcart, Congregational; |ascertained that these fellows also en- L 0 es 4 ut, un etal an ? secens, at Hamtl o 'Geot) = James W. Cunningham, Cathoiic; | tered the Blackler place again Wed- & 'Goeant ngers ‘5 o James T. Docking, Methodist Episco- | nesday night by forcing a window: button, sizes 1115 to 2, at .. scoomim on arztval ¢ Bermuda. pal; John Dunn, Roman Catholic; John | G. Dutton, Christian; Frederick C. A. Jomes, Baptist; Willilam A. Krause, Romen Catholic; Theodore B. Lathrop, Congregational; Adam C, McGiiton, Methodist Episcopal; Peter McOscar, Roman <Catholic; Samuel H. Davis, Seventh-day Baptist; George E, Rig- ijor, Baptist; Joseph L. Peacock, Bap- tist; C, Grant Savage, Baptist; Sender Soloweitzik, Jewish: K. Anson Still- man, Seventh-day Adventist; William R Fred | H. Hobart Babcock, Arthur Chap- o Baptisr: Willism ¥ Wiltams, | man Louis J. Realer, Frederck I, NEW YORK OITT, Protistont 2 ¥ Shshaal T S, | Crandall and Amos A. Champlin, grand b Episcopal; Samuel Lynmn, | yrore; Chacles H, Murphy, E. Howard 5 5 Jewish, This list includes the names of two who have been dead nearly two years, one ‘who was a.substitute in the ab- mence of a pastor, two more who bave been away from Westerly over three vears, and omits the names of at least three pastors and several clergymen who have no regular pastorates, Just what connection this alleged list of olargymuen has to do with the state board of health work I8 Dot very ciear to the imimitiated. Johen Albert Lon{‘ T ‘who went from Westerly with Sawtelle’s circus some years ago, and whe caused the report to be circulated that he had lost part of an arm by gelting too close to a cage of lions; and a com- pagiion, Angelo Longilueca, who has served -a reform school term, were ar- rested by Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown in the tenement of Edward Bundick in Plerce street, Wednesday aftergoon. While they wero arrested upon the charge of siealing chickens, it has not beem definitely determined upon the form of compiaint on which they will be arraigned, but that they | will be sentenced from the district court or held for trial in the superior court. {s not doubted. ‘Wiliam - Pierce reported to Chief Brown Monday that chickens had been stolen from his coop which is not far from the Burdick house. The chief had been on the trail of Tucker and I ongilucca for some time in connee- tlon with another crime, and he was ‘isfied that they were the chicken thieves. He went into the cellar of the Burdick house, and found two dead chickens, unplucked, which Mr, Pierce identified as his property. On the floor was blood and feathers, show- ing that other chickens, presumably of Mr. Pierce’s flock, had been killed end dressed on the premises. The chiet then went into the house and found Laongilucca and Tucker there, the lat- 16r aslesp on a lounge. Both men were arrested and taken to police head- quarters. The penalty for this par- ticular crime is three months in jail and a fine of $20 and costs. These two young fellows are sus- pected of entering the premises of James H. Blackler, bottler and whole- sale liquor dealer, and stealing whis- key, by the use of a counterfeit faucet ley. Mr: Blackler had discovered ev- idence that there had been intrusion and proof was obtained that they had a quart of whiskey in | sicn. The accused will their posses- be arraigned Oliver H, Willtamss, Town Sergt. Herbert P. Clarke has summoned trese jurors from Westerly to servo at the session of the superior court for Washington county, which convenes at Kingston next Monda Clarke, James H, Bishep, Howard C, Langworthy, William Clark, Frederick B. Larkin, John E. Gallagher, Hervey C. | Jury. | The grand jurors will report Mon- { day and the petit jurors on Wednes- | day, i There was a special meeting of the Westerly town council, Wednesday evening, President William L. Clarke lpresiding. Councilmen C. Clarence Maxson, Maurice W. Fiynn, Albert H, Langworthy and John T. Edmond ‘Were present. The complaint of Attorney A. T. L Ledwidge, counsel fer Concertino Srills, which was referred to Health Officer Stanton, was considered. It was set forth that there was a nuis- | ance on the premises of Natale Ben- venuti that the @rills complainant desired to be abated. Health Officer Stanton reported that he had viewed the premises and that Benvenuti was willing to bulld a cesspool, if permit- | ted to do sv, but objection was made | by Mrs, Grills. The health officer dld not desire to exercise his au- thority and order the place closed un- less so directed by the council. Attorney Ledwidge renewed his com- plaint that liquor was being sold with- out license and it was therefore a nuisance from that standpoint. He sald the council had granted Natale Benvenuti license to sell liquor in a building ‘to. be erected on the north- casi corner of railroad property. This building, it is clalmed, was located partially on the Grills property and therefore the license is void, accord- ing to complainant. Civil Engineer McKengie testified that he has examined titles of the property for a great many years, down to 1852. He was of opinion that the plotg submitted were correct. He sald the boundary pin had been dis- covered, The only dispute between the railroad company apd Mr. Grills as to the ownership of the land was relative to the canal boundary line, The whole building except six feet of the rear, in the diagonal line, is on the Grills property, Counciiman ¥lynn asked if Mr. Ben- venuti had been notified that this spe- _meeting was to be held. He was advised that no notice had been given Mr, Benvenuti. Joseph Grills stated that there were cnly a few inches between Mr. Me Kenzie's survey and that of Eug { this (Thursday) morning before Judgs M Perry and Horace E. Gavili, petit £ { of February 21. LOT No. 4. Boys’ High Cut, Storm Lace Shoes, with buckles, in black and tan, sizes 3 to 515, at...... SPECIAL PRICES On all High Cut Shoes and Warm Lined Goods TOURS o3 W oven | By, B T e ‘ :"r.m::"& Allen, Afiee buliding: Jetn A. Duan, 3y [F=—HOTEL==] GREGORIAN FIFTH AV., EROQOADWAY. 14 Stories. Modern. Absolutely Fireproof. Luxurious, comfortable and hemelike. Nearest amneements, shops and depots, NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE. 300 Rooms. esch with private bath, A good room and vatt, $2,00 “‘;:; OTHERS UP TO $3.:50. PARTOR, BKDROOM, BATH. $4.00. Rpeciai mtes week or month, Restaurant « 'a carte. Also table d'bote. D. . RITCRRY, Prop. PIANO BUYING differs from every article of value that enters the household. The PUBLIC, Sallital'y P llllllblllg generally speaking, is strangely ignorant of PIANO QUALITY when every day pianos of the cheapest construction are being bought at prices ane § Ifar in excess of their real worth. Pianos identified with piaho quality such as| of puttiag them I in the best manner FISCHER PIANOS {are the foundation of the present day reputation enjoyed by Fischer and the piano 'house of MARSH. PIANOS OF QUALITY—Knabe, Fischer, Decker, Sterling, | Haines, Cameron, Lehr, Huntington, Amgelus Player Piano and Autopiano are | within the reach of all through our large buying capacity. Our prices are less than the New York or Boston markets. For piano quality, For piano prices, For these reasons, D. S. MARSH 230 and 232 State St. Marsh Building }Go TO New London, Connecticut A peep Into an up to date bathroom is only less refreshing :than the ball | itse.f. = During the summer you will the more leck to the bath for bodily | comiort. I will show you samples and plans of the paicelain and other tubs ve you esiimates for the work from a sanitary standpoint—and guar< antee the entire job J. E. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street The Vaughn Foundry Co. [RON CASTINGS sarnished promptly. iarge atock «t patterns. No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street 1. F. BURNS, Keating ‘and Plumbing, b | the premises within twenty-four hovrs | In the meantime Mr. Benvenuti will have opportunity to be heard, if 'hu“ hag any reason for not complying with | the order. Brief Slite_ News Bridgeport.—During Lent the Epis- 92 Franklin Strest E. L. BURNAP Plumbing, Steam and Gas ticket received about votes cast. Hartford.—Robert S. Lanier, son of the late Sydney Lan the soutnern poet, is the guesl of Francis Trevelyan Miller, the author and historian, at his home In Hartford. 45 of the 200 b i inci the | copal churches in this city will unite | -2 Westcott of the railroad 5 ] i illacd Hi - Bacon, prncipal af{the ‘ avid Cooper, who re- ; A GOOD NBws satisfactory boundary 11;?’;\‘?‘,""&(,; 1ngh schogl 1“1 F{r:i«:{sier,1 ,:x H‘{Ll::s n: ?:E‘]d_ stn-r\h (:s] each Tuesday evening | CEDMJ;"";" r\[:::l h‘ic :Vt:xl‘;»f%tkfi');l: e g P"cgs Iflfl wu[k SI:lSruhxl reacked by tha . 8 »een engaged as principa West- | at Christ church. it errer bk o § d fi*‘lu g?-n?.} “{;rm(l‘l;o]?d \'o{r;pan) and | .o high school and will begin his . 3\;;81'41;\(10{ lhe_‘u?xl : and was im- 130 Platt Ave. Tel : the Srength of this somonnal 0N guijes here after the spring rec New Britain.—Frederick . Scharft | Prisoned in Libby prison, being taken Many Norwich Readers Have Heard It and Profited Thereby. “Good news travels fast,” and the thousands of bad back sufferers in Nerwich are glad to learn that prompt’ relief ls within their reach. Many a-| lame, weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Our citizens are telling the good news of their experience with the Old Quaker Remedy, Here is an example worth reading; The town solicitor explained that ft Local Laconics. Of Our Mre, Jared Hewitt, Palmer St, Nor- | Was the duty of the council to abate, Williain Browning of Davisville, for- wigh, Comn, says: “For several F}umanues and not the courts, whether | merly of Westerly, is here on a brief 2 ? 4 < e nuisance be one of hea sell- | visit. { 1 months I was bothered by pains across ing liquors megzuy(? 0As c;:.!t&eor\—:fig‘ L Txl*}l, date set for the marriage of LEA HER the small of my back and from other |ity of Benvenuti's license, M e " | symptoms I knew that my kidneys were at faglt. About a month ago I ob- tained a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at N, D Bevin & Sow's Drug Store and through their use, the pain in my back was dispesed of and my health im- proved, 1 de not hesitate to recom- mend this exeellent remedy,” . For sale by all dealers, Price 50 *u. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffale, New York, sole agents for the United Remsniber the name—Doan's—and . teke ne ather, The Sound Sicep of Good Health ig net for thess wufiering from kidney agreement he erected a fence in front of the property last Sunday. He did the work at that time, as help could be more readily obtained. [ Mr., Ledwidge submitted to the coun- cil the form of a vote that he said! would meet the case. The vote set forth that instead of doing business on the land of the raliroad compan he opened saloon on the property ws Conucertino Grills. The vote declared the place to be a liquor nuisance, and that the councll order the nuisance abated and that Benevenuti abate the nuisance of selling liquor in a place for which license had not been issued, within twenty-six hours after mid- ! night of February 16, or take the pre- | scribed penalty. 4 . Agard | said, that application was madf to | transfer license to railroad property, | when, as a matter of fact, it was the property owned by Grills, Councitman Maxson declared that Benvenuti was evidently an innocent party, and took location given him by the railroad company, Councllman Flynn belisved that it was unfair to pack a meeri; on the matter without giving Mr, Benvenuti a hearing, It Is conceded by all that | the saloon building is on the Grills | property, Joseph Grills spoke In regard to the ! rental of the land, that none be paid | unless the building interfersd with rallroad {mprovement. If found that | the bullding was wrongly located, the | bullding must be removed within fif- | teen days, The raflroad company did | give Benvenuti the location for not February 23 i Mrs., Mr, Ahern was engaged in the plumb- fill the vacancy caused by the re nati of John W. Swai Since Mr. Swain's departure the a ant is act- ¢ principal and will so continge un- til the arrival of Mr. Bacon, The new principal was graduated from Brown university with the class | of 1900, and since then has been teach- | ing almost continuously at Charleston H., Mitichell’'s boys’ school at Bi ‘erica, Mass., technical high school Providence, Odarcraft school, Kenneth Square, Pa., at Avon, Mass.,, and Ro- | chester, N, H, At college he was prominent in ath- ietics and was for several seasons a member of the Brown university base- ball Herbert Rodney Ellis and Miss Grace Elizabeth Pierce is February 21, and William D. Ahern and family have moved from New London to Westerly. Ahern formerly resided here; ing business in New London, Maurice F. Donoaue, recently re- turned from Hungary, has gome to Cincinnati in the interests of a Ston- ingtor: manufacturing concern. Charles P. Ecclestone has purchased has just reached the 35th anniversary of his entering the employment of Landers, Frary & Clark. South Manchester.—Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Verplanck entertained the members chester High school at high school hall Wednesday evening. Stamford.—At its annuel meeting the Stamford Yacht club elected a set of officers proposed by a nominating committee. It wag headed by Commo- dore Edward Y. Weber. An opposition of the senior class of the South Man- | | which prisoner July 5, 186 East Haddam.—Crossing on the river continues good. A double team cross- ed on Wednesday with a load of plank weighed 6,000 pounds; to this add the weight of horses and wagon and yvou have in the neighborhood of 9,500 pounds. S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardson and Boyuton Furnaces. 55 West Main Street. Norwich, Conn. Fairfield.—Through the generosity of P. S. Hargrove the two front parlors of the Hargrove school have been of- fered to the Fairfield Business Men's association to use for the remainder of | the year. PAPE’'S the old Armour beef brick building from the railroad company, condition- al that it be razed and removed by February 26. This building now re- tards work on the extensive railvoad improvemenis, The thirty-eighth annual report of the Newport hospital has been print- - % the ( ed and distributed. It zhows a great .p?m."unmo!“l? u"‘Kuldmnayn 'f;i"’ '3;;'] h\x;}fi.\ng, i aeie v s | amount of eficient service under. the . Ledw agr ‘hange i ay di backache rheumatism, heal | date for Mr, Benvenuti to abafe thfi o gy T M riTe e nd strengthen sore, weak and ailing neys, restore normal action, and h 4t health amnd streagth, Mrs. M. palsbury., Sterling, Ill., says: “I Tered great pain in my back and idneys, could not sleep at might, and nuisance twenty-four hours suceeed ing Febraary 21, an extensisn of one wt:iek from the original vote submit- ted. Mr, Agasd stated that Benveanti had of Westerly, who has been superin- endent of the institution for several years, At the annual Rhode Island 21 eld Wedn meeting rd of of the Chaarleg T, of 2 GRAIN TRIANGULES OF JAPEPSIN TOR INDIGESTI Registered in U. S. Pat. Offico veterinarians, | FAREWELL INDIGESTION, GAS If Your Stomach is Sick, Sour, Gassy and Upset Now Youf Can Surely Get Relief in Five Minutes. All | aGqoobDs at Cost Prices dom & Gea. . Biss. 10 Gars Morg We have just got the room this week to take in ten cars for over- { hauling and repainting. Better have it done now rather tham ould not raise my hands over my u.‘; ,’,L“L’Ef.w;fi’,‘?r‘,’{e} T:; t;‘ll:\ d}nm;fi‘ Riverpowni was €lected president, John | . Wonder what upset your sq»lmarr;-“\_mcgh pto)mg’r‘xho‘{iflfii fflwrdp ‘fl::}‘_!hfi dsrri)r‘?r- bkt ol Whot e rush 1s ons le.-ld.PH:m twg bottles of Foley Kid- | property, with the permission of the| > Folard of Frovidence secrotary, 3 O L e Litr s cilbosal ‘ We do this work, all branches of it, ney, PHls ew'ez me. The Lee & Os- sood Co, * Blamed a Good Workes, “1 wlamed my heart for severe dis- tress in left side two years,” writes W. u:,“ Danvifle, Va., “but ¥ estion, as Dr. e Bess for railroad "cempany, and ceniinue busi ness witheu: any ehange of license, as permit had been granted for such a location, The eouncil veoted to declare the saloon of Natale Benvenuti, on the Grills property, o be a liquor ruis- ance, as Jiguory was being sold there instead of on ihe nertawest corner of land of the railroad company, as spe- cifled in his transfer of license. Ilen- venuti was ordered to desist from far- ther yiolatien ef law aad remevs frem { et treasurer. and Ulysses S, R rds of Woonsock- 1er memaers o ¥, Robinson of Westerly and Crrisiopher Horseman of Newport. Several applicants for license to praetice were examined but ihe resuits were net announeed, alia leads the werld in-sheep farming, with 87,000,000 head. Argen- tine has 7,586,060, Russia 58,500,000, United States 54,760,600, United King» dem 30,160,690, the beard are | ongue coate: ou tru stomach, and they eat their favorite foods without fear. 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