Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 6, 1912, Page 6

J0RWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, WESTERLY CEREMOMY EARLIER u:d=:o=o==o=o=o=o=o=o=0fi Easter Clothes at The Manhattan Wherever good dreuers'gather today, Manhattan Clothes will be in evidence because shrewd buyers know that for correct style, tone and value, Manhattan Clothes are far and Date of Cornenlone Llymg of New Town Building to be April 12th, Not 19th—Contractor Anxious to Rush Work —Lean Pickings For Narrow Fabtic Company Stock- holders—D. A. R. Tablet to be Moved. ABRI Cetdidd rom Budlong post and | Premier “m\ud ompany, which re- \oman's Rellef corps have o Fasco, i i 3 but few repre tendance at the 8D-|o¢ (he taviile indust e e Bristol of the De- | the machinery had been disposed of e Island, Grand Army | previously accordance with — Friday, April 19, R s | TOF the f.narad,uurfr':::t da.r“th';';::fl Srganization | €1t session of the Rhode Island gen- gunizatlon eral assembly and may have something Folected by | 0 do With the proposed change of date o e ity | {07 the cornerstone ceremontal of the homas M. Hol- town building and _courthouse, t u)n"fl:‘llld?" With the date changed it will be possi- a | ble for Senator L s W, Arnold a nee, seniof{member of the building commission, b }_l‘ Chee 1 O%§ana other members of the general as- junior vice commanders | sembiy to attend the ceremony, s well . Lo Providence: Las tho grand master of the Masons of nce, chapiam; Murdock C, Mc- Wwho is serving the state as a Kenzte, Moses Badlcag ef Providence : jenry J. Picker of jast Provi- dence, John H. I-Tx‘e‘r of Shannock and | . Local Laconics. homgs V. Gerdiner of Pawtucket, e G. Avery of New London was 1l of administration. Henry C isi y In Westerly. ther, William J. Crossiey, Wiillam| There was not the slightest suspen- bury and Jobn J. Bellows, all of | sion of business in Westerly by reason ridence, were elected delegates to |of Good Friday pational encampment, with Charles Barbour of Phenix, John E. Brown | 5 East Providence, Louls Southwick of | ure trip 10 P IR S s o Hiteox &) town B Herbert P, Clark After installation, Commander Hol- |fD°Nt his spare time Friday in gratul- @en aonounced thess appointments: | 1018 distribution of Taft buttons. Philip E. Chase of Providence, assist- laribel Redford of Pawtucket it adjutant general; Alonzo E. Pierce est of her brother, Prof. Pawtucket, asmstant quartermaster H, Redford, in Lincoln ave- ); 8. P. Hiscox of Providence, in- @pector: Ezra K. Parker of Providence, #8dge advocate; John Holton of Provi- 08, chief mustering officer; Charles | day and in the Seventh-day Baptist Brown of Providence, patriotic in- [church today (Saturday). structor. 2 A hen with a brood of high bred The numerical coendition of the de-|chickens in a tastily decorated window rtment showed a net loss of 31 dur. easily the most attractive show the year. e The present enroliment rdow in Wes| appropriate to , last year's 1214. During the P p. were mustered in, 6 admitted | | transfer and reinstated. The | .| included 75 death, 1 fer and 12 by = n post of Westerly reported a mem- Bip of 7, loss of 6, and John A. logan post of Asbaway, 14, and loss 1 r will sail from urday) on a pleas- vill be special musical ser- the chu s of Westerly Sun- aren, manager of the t the opening of mtract for construc. » building in West- evival Hymns and Writers was The Woman's Rellef corps an interesting paper emt ehocted these officers: Harrie 3 read by Deacon Ethan ill of Phenix, d t he meeting of the Men's Mabel C. Thom e First Baptist church on nior vice pre venin, Poltard of Pawtux aced on the old eet by Phebe o? Pawtucket arer; ireen W chapter, D. A. R., to mark dence, chaplain; Mrs. G. E. Holden of | ihe Indian trail, or ford, before the Providence, J Provi- [ Pawcat river was bridged, is to be dence, Mary Dohbs of Rockland Bmily e n and placed on-the Broad Le Valley of Phenix, Meline Bak Providence, executive committee G. E. Holden of Providence was ele . have been elected to Gelegate 2: Iarge o the mational sce- | 1. won. | 1aen in the S. Opie, pres- mplin, vice presi- ndall, secretary; Henry Barnes, Samuei STONINGTON S fu Cenduc. Evangelistic at Baptist Church—Easter Programmes—Vacation for the Schools. The recebvers’ sale of the Westerly |1\ . Marrow Fabric cempany is not encour- | ( aging to the stockholders who expected gpme return from their Investment. | The result shows th much left for preferred claims, geivers’ recompense, The real estate w and the personal proj fotal of 316,182.07. e Ve, evening, April elaims are nearty 3 ng for every evening ril 14, there will be sale of the proparty. . The construction of the new town hmd-. and courthouse s progressing e -+ aly that tor ms | Easter at Baptist Church. s Toguested that { memuu, of the | Folic I :nm‘tone Iying take place next » the 12th Instead of Fri 1 18, as delny I the ceremony taifere with the progress of the butld- ing. Aleady the grand lodge of M: wons of the state of Rhode Island have | orga mooepted an invitation to conduct the |ar . Th owreaony on the 15 it the Masons F e cornerstone | will be lald next Friday afternoon . the absence of official recommend- | o1 public spirited cltizens are plan ming to have the merchants, m |mwers and all others to agree to pend business during the of the, % @eremonisl, if thers is objection to s | geis S [Feneral hait holiday. P nme of the _be rendered irches here. Iso be preached hurch servic ning inberg Brocket ise the An- »wn and Miss Father of The , Let ¢ ibled; chorus, In House Are Many Man- )i itative, Ye 1 , Brown eo the Son with quartette, es, Mrs. Noye Samuel Waldman of Providence, who | Jiveriartin yas the chief competitor of Max Gordon r #t the receivers’ sale of the Westerly | My Fath Narrow Fabric compa personal p; T erty last Tuesda & epeculator in 1 mill properties in addition to being a | Th hey yarn dealer. He was the ndicate with O'Connor s th Boston and A. P, Mr Brown, He W Pawtucket as his associates that pu ) Death in Victory; solo chesed the Wickford worsted mill prop- | Blessed Are They : ' Miss Price; chor erty at public avction on We: Allelu O Give Thanks, ‘H‘ cl l’: = The prioe paid was $8,501 and was pur. o § horus will consist of the chesed for spec tive purposes and | follow - e e pranos, Miss Price, Mrs. Miss will be resold. There was no bidding |I11. A wextside the syndicate except by rties | t representing the owners. The = s last occupled by the } Charles ( 17T Miss Pendle- M Srown, Wilcox; organist and choir- jrence Swan Second Congregational Church. m.—Organ_prelude, Du 1al hymn, Christ the Lord s Toda; anthe Christ Our Shepherd; response, At Altar Low] lxnnhhntz Hanscom; Humphreys’ Seventy-Seven solo, Hall, Glorious Morn, ( Irs. . . Doty; bass solo, Breaks up Grip and The lley, Ray C ner m Gaul. an prelude, Spinney; anthem, . Upon the First Day he Week, Fos- I ter: anthem, Allelu response, At Thine Alt Hanscom; offertory, la- co DS dies, io, 1 Waited for the Lord, Men- 8 T e, Rogers; organist, 1 ond. # Never fails | Good Friday Services, i0od Frida 1 Lenten ser- TFiplscopal d a three hours’ If “Seventy-seven” Is taken at (hn’ flest feeling of a Cold; lassitude and weakness; before you begin to sneeze | ““T #nd shiver, before your bones begin to ache; mark you, if “Seventy-seven” is| taken at the first state of a Cold, it riever fails. e ter day, the usual programme will be ren- morning and evening hildren's festival will usual hour, 4 p. m, in t the It pays to kesp “Seventy.seven” |''" “fiernoon in the church. handy. All dealers sell. 25c or mail- Calvary Church. od. m.—Hymn 117; Kyrie, Frostay; Humphrey's Homeo, Medicine Co, | ./ & Anon: Sanctus, Cooper; Glorla in Excelsis, Old Chant; hymn 115, The £ Book sent frée. Day of Resurrection. 10.30 a. m.—Or- Cor. William and Ann Strests, New |22n prelude, Processional, Batlste; pro- York ceasional hymn, Christ Our Passover, Rudd: Te Deum, anthem, Adlam; Jubl. ———— == | late, Woodyard: Introit, hymn, Christ Established 1901, is Rison; Hyrie; Gloria Tibl;’ Credo, < o Tyre; hymn: sermon; offertory an- Harold L. Wells, O. D, Optometrist. | them' Christ Being Ralsed from the Detective vislon corrected by the prop- | Dead, Williams: Sanctus, Stainer; or adjustment of lenses. Room 9, Pot- | Gloris elsi, Old Chant; Nune for-Langworthy Block, Westerly, R. L | Dimittis, Gregorian; recessional hymn, '\I"he Strife is O'er: organ postlude, by flson. 4 p. m.—Organ prelude, An- JOSEPH BRADFORD, | 10 vud it a0t drarsan: a Dimitt!s, anthem, > on ‘Lfl!'fl“, ad- dress; offertory anthem, Hallelujah, Bobk Binder, |y merey, satiem Sanshisty ks Made and Ruled to Ords, |22 Po Clad; ~carol, Hosanna, Lord, Aramk Hosann: hymn; organ postiude, 703 BROADWAY. Easter Joy, Ashford. B e ——— St. Mary's Church, At St. Mary's church the cholr will render &p festival music in keep- 'y + Farrell & §andersor. Props. BPECIAL lum to Theutre Troupes, Man, eto. Livery econ=oted | New Y or SHETUCKET STREET The borane* school will open on About the Borough. Jones of Hartford will Sunday in town. spent Good Friday in TG R R RI, G o=o=o=oo=o=o=o==o F0=O= ster vacation. TO RECOMMEND THE to recommend a re arious di general retu away above the ordinary. You owe it to yourself to come here today for your Easter attire. MANHATTAN SUITS $18, $20, $22 and $25 Other Splendid Suits, $12.50, $15 and $16.50 Easter Hats Those of you who appreciate value and cor- rect style in Headwear should see our line of New Spring Hats in both Softs and Derbies at $2.00 and $3.00. SHOES We are sole distributors for the celebrated Crawford” Shoes, unequalled for quality, style and moderate prices, $3.50 and $4.00. Other good makes $2.00 to $3.50. ‘Made expressly for us by the House of Kuppenheimer Easter Furnishings From Collar to Hose for inside or outside wear the Manhattan is splendidly ready to sup- ply your needs with good Furnishings. Boys' Wear We take great pains to dress boys as they should be in stylish, wear resisting Suits at economy prices, $3.00 to $8.50. Boys’ Caps and Shoes all wear. The Mantyattan The Leading Store in Eastern Connecticut Devoted Exclusively to Men's, Women's and Children’s Wearing Apparel O O e O e O O ES O ST D O I O ——J O ——0 TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. New London (NORWICH) Line —-T0— N EW YORK STEAMERS Maine and New Buplirc Choose this roul,"nlll time \‘I to New York. have s def T k dayi only. due New York, 'la Enl River, at 5.45, and Pler l 3 North River, T NEW LONDON 70— NEW YORK erlo or ul hon&w EA Phllllno. ent, New Nk At CHELSER LINE Fare $1 Fraight and passenger service direct to New York. From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- daye, Sundays, at l.lln‘p. . New York, Pler 23, Hast Riv {oot elt Street, Mondl 3 Wednesdaye, Fridays, at § p. m Frelght recelved unt!l § p. m. F. V. KNOUSE, Agent. ik . TN 14,000 Tons 53 Feet Long the holder of a speed record that mo liner afloat hus ever equalled, first cabin through- out with gorgeous roomi the finest promenads de best culsine on the At no cattle or freight, liner to Bermuda ‘alryiand you can en gOIf, tennls, boating, ocean b and’ every. outdo 0 cyoling, og, fehing GREGORIA NEW YORK CITY, 35TH ST., FIFTH AV. BROADWAY. 10 Storier, Modern. Absolotels Firegeoel. Luxurious, omfortable 464 bomeik % depots, NE BETTFR AT ANY PRICE 300 Room, each with private barh, A good room avd ets, $2,00 357 OTHERS UP TO $3.70. PARTOR, orth Wales miners’ de\c-lreg.n'fled by the defense gates have decided to order the men |The pro: v closed Thurs- j date. contended Smith handsome $50,000 reredos to resume forthwith, swithout waiting | was taki b | for the action of the national confer- \n( Mrs. Vermilya's home, len RETURN OF MINERS | SMITH THREATENED TO COMMIT SUICIDE ONATTO The Best Fountain Pen on the market Double feed Absolutely Non-leakable Can Dogs Reason? ' i bra T The imperial librar; 000,000 volumes A certain buil of Paris con- dents in New Ha Executive Committee to Take This Action Despite the oVtes. other dogs a Springs Surprising Evidence. ump- the miners throughout .| Spring Medicine There is no other season when medi- cme is 50 much needed as in the The blood is impure and jm- condition indicated by = and other eruptions on body, by deficient vitality, lack of strength. S ng medicine, according the experience and testimony housands annually, is Hood s Sarsaparilla nd enriches the blood buflds up the system ay in usual liquid form or tied up a pu!fl.‘n of visiting pup sets t» leach apart to allow the older dog more 4—The defense , on trial for the Pump filler he' committed suicide. y on the scene and sets to W n a total vole T Smith thredtened two months be- Every one warranted John & Geo. H. Bliss, question of termi 244,000 men were and 201,000 w a bottle contain- h he testified he took $50,000 Memorial Reredos. Passion Sunday Vi , was made memorable b3 the presence of T > E Brewster of the Episcopal dioc Thompson's statement was unexpect- | demonstrations in | he prosecution. e commit- 1 the whole s been wel indications It was admit- vigorous protest by Assistant w \e witness also asserted Smith was | icn medicine at the time h Spec) Restaurant D. [A PO A » Hartford, Conn. jun2is tablets known as Sarsatabs. ries at an early | ened to end his life. This testimony is | visitation for the purpose Easter Sugar Cured HAWS & Fresh PORK ROAST, RN NS % .Fresh Lean SHOULDERS SHOULDER, Pot Roast b Mohican PEANUT BUTTER, 1b. .. Confectioner's SUGAR Bhes FLOUR, Royal Gift ROLLED OATS Fancy Thin Skin LEMONS, doz..... At4P.M. HOT BAKED BEANS, qt......... STORAGE Finest and largest storage room Elevator service Rates reasonable, Contract Work and Building Materials of every Let me quote you prices and estimates. Your Purchases Delivered In City For § Cents in this city. pure Specials HOW MUCH MONEY WILL THESE SPECIALS SAVE YOU? These Items Deserve Your Careful Consideration. Best Display of Easter Foods. o 198 ] EGGS SIRLOIN STEAK 1b. A. N. CARPENTER Commerce Street Cottage Boneless I[l%c Loin Spring LAMB CHOPS, 16 . . 16¢ Ferris HAMS, 16.............18¢c Fresh Native VEAL ROAST Fresh OYSTERS 5 1b. Pail Yellow Eyed BEANS MATCHES GBoxes ...\ .. 5vos il 196 1 Pkg. PANCAKE FLOUR 1 can KARO SYRUP m.ly Mixed ugnr Cured Telephone 171, SIGN PAINTING 2 | Reasonable in price, by J. W, MALLETT. 30 Market Street. Telephone 706-2 Fancy, Swea t Cured, Smoked Shoulders | Honey Comb TRIPE Sliced HAM 1 AM LOCATED AT |38 West Main Street. I have got Syphon Jet Low Tank and | Low Tank Wash Down Syphon Action Water Closets. | aucts at Class C prices. Farfi;:y Nahve F OWL They are Class A pro- SPg)lNG LAMB, Fore Quarters Come in and have a BREED. He will sell it to you and put § in, and you won't have to pay anyone to come to your house and tell Sweet, Wholesome BUTIER, B...... 3 10 1bs. Granulated SUGAR nClothSack.’. .. ....... MACARONI and SPAGHETTI Muscatel RAISINS Soda-Oyster CRACKERS Cooking COMPOUND someone else how to do the job. THE AUTD TRANSEER GO, Baggage and Parcel Delivery. Regu- lar Trips to all parts of the elty twice b o 170-5—Twe Teleph plas. . S S PR, ‘Northfield Butter at CARDWELL'S Price Reduced. ¢ always the Best | BROWN BREAD Home-madeBREAD Cream DOUGHNUTS rb s wR R R i T B WEVE PLENTY F HAY,GRAIN& FEED Feed here We've plenty of the best {in the market and at prices that are | within reason We will be pleased to | quote you prices and assure you of | prompt ery. A trial order will convince vou that it will be to your advantage to trade with CHAS. SLOSBERG, 3 Cove St. Saturday Candy 29¢ a pound -at— DUNN'S PHARMACY, 50 Main Street Steamship Tickets to all parts of the world FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR EASTER. Visit our store and see the many articles that will make fine Easter gifts. Prices Reasonable. The Plant-Cadden Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths, Established 1872 PLAUT - CADDEN BUILDING THERE Is no Bastern Connec: letin for busine rii%ing medium in RINg! to The Bui- results.