Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 9, 1912, Page 6

- WESTERLY MAN LOSES ARM Albert P. Thompson Tembly Injured While Operating Coal Hoister—Portrait of Rev. Bradley Miner Presented| Providence Church—Watch Hill Life Savers Do Good Work in Saving Ontario’s Passengers. portralt of Rev, fter the vas huredly injured man The arm was the suffering of this n to the >vidence, on ‘wrrive at the hours aft Pendleton, Bugene B, an Westerly; and Howard More: Mor- || ) New London or pon the de- in the necessity an emergency emonstrated. n Jessie B, the grade of f the railroad Hill life saving crew e transier of passengers : mer Ontario to ondon, off morning. 1t k When Capt. orders to leave to the burn- away. With arles Rood, rnaghan and n Davis pro- © lifepoat En- nost a gale along the south Jhdind e ad been Afbert P. Thompson, stationary en- ho ehip's pumps_had in’ running & frio- g ste into the flames, gineer, and engaged tion hoister for vassen- eeded to | is and his )ntario HELP THE KIDNEYS Recelpts of the best cooks in hotels noted for the best biscuits, cakes and pastry say, always wmu White Leghorns, 181. Pratt, Southinzton, Single Comb W, nm Orpingtons, 184. best man. After the cere- | eption was held and a wed- served. After a short | . and Mrs, Paine will | in Boston. EGG LAYING CONTEST. Records for the 22d Week at Storrs— Honors for F'annaylvama Pen. J. C. Steriing, Rockville, Bladk Mi- | | norcas, 186. W. ( st Hampton, White West Willing- | m ord, Single | 157, A peu of Single Comb White Orping- Db Gilbert & Moore of won first honors for | White Leg Sterling & Rockville, tors entered by !;.w Pa. Walter Morgan injured. lowne, Walter Morgan, on Saturday of ing con- e S as uriving Wi ieh 1 Delns Gesndistait At the HINSDALE-BRATTLEBORO. Hie Agricultural colle New Haven Road Awards Contract for s are o Connecting Line—Work to Start at Once, for the tota ince the begin- | held by ll\n pen | <h The York contractors to whom has been awarded the contract by th v Haven and Hartford Thomas Barron of The total laid by th is pen is 43. the past week 2,361 eggs | d. This is the largest nimber any one week of the con- |, M, Allyn was moned. It was t shovider was dislo bhs on the right s were brol H,, to Brattleboro operations thls we A singl, a it is expected that the be_comple ning of trains into B snow flies, Just wi bridge will | cross the Conny t is a question not definitely settied, but it be located Village Notes. Mrs. Edwin Dorr of Bo of the latter's parents, n Rippl ris a list of the Connecticut ants with the total number of laid to_date: Edgerton, West Rose Comb Rhode Island egg Willington, Reds, 384 East Haven, nd Reds, 341 , Single Comb Scoville Rose The building of \!n;- hm necessitate the removal of several storeh > present railroad yards at Brattleboro. Already plans for the removal of the tracks of the Central Vermont ¥ 3 Roberts: » Rhode Igland Reds, 31 s e Hillet, Unionville, Amer- ile, Single clent room for the | road have been settled | the final locating of the bridge sh delay work it is believed that the Haven system will be through line from Sprinfield to Wind- r not later than Nov Haven, Barred Single MNorwich Readers Are Learning The New Haven & estaolish @ at Lord's Saunders »orn in and went WOTHEROF 5 LARGE FAMILY Tells How She Keeps Her Health — Happiness For Those Who Take v Her Advice. MYSTIC Monday Ball—| Cdward French. Seotty how much g UNERALS, | I am old, avework rd. 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Thomas, Jr., Injured, of New York is the New York, April 7.—When riding Mr White | horseb: ntral Park late today treasurer pany with ai ) Ir, s ' Cloc homaston, Conn., cc er rider and M | was fractured. He v | automobile to Yards, Hartford, Teghorns, 229. , Eagleville, Single White n. New Canaan, b White Lezhorns, Single Farm, Greemwich, Single on e Tezhorns, 214 , is not v, Prckervill mouth Rocks, 2 | Great Brit ron, New Canaan, Sinele | 000,000 R llCi‘.Y SCALP IF Y6U BO THIS fl':ff‘,’,i“"” I |scra; WEDDING. Paine-McNutt. looks soft, pit paihclr 1 ous and abunda a I)mmermn hair cleanse —Yes. Certain?— Your hi you v fine 2nd downy at hair irs Stone of | ft SR dding march as entered the par- | °¢ , & brother of the | m any and just try it . been carcless, When you “dump” your old fire do you dump it into an ash pan? And then strew the floor and the cellar stairs with ashes when $ou carry it away? Wouldn’t a deep Hod — big enough to hold the "ashes, easy and cleanly to carry—be better? 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