Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 9, 1912, Page 7

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1912 STATE UNIVERSALIST YOUNG PEOPLE| ™o S PREPARING FOR D. A. R. CONTINENTAL CONGRESS. Programme Prepared Subject to Act- n of the Delegates—Exciting Ses- sion Promised. { 00D STOMACH ? Keep a Box of MI-0-NA in Your House and you'll always have one The Bulletin, N y, April 9, 1912. OPLE Scotland Road Sunday School Observes Easter—Home Chapter of the King Daughters Pays Tribute to Former Superintendent, Hawry Allen & Son FURNISHING vich, Tuasda, The Bulletin should be delivered UNDERTAKERS 88 Main St. LADY ASSISTANT WHEN REQUESTED (o fresh westerly STORAGE Finest and largest storage room in this city. Elevator service t temperature Sevin's pharmacy, prices and estimates. colder. Monday's brisk west wind A. N. CARPENTER weather: changes show Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from the changes everywhere in the city before 6 a. m. Subscribers who fail to receive it by that time will confer a favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Co with ald: On Tuesday fair weather and ris- ing temperature will prevail, with light winds, and on Wed- continued falr weather, Fair and cold; flurries of snow. Telephone pom | &m e m on | over Easter orkman he | PLAUT-CADDEN BUILDING Mith WESTERLY HOUS| MeLaug] weeks at his @ h JOHN G. KENYON & CO0., Propriet Mr. and Mrs. Jedford are v ich avenue, W DENTIST DR. E. J. JONE Chartier NOTICE |30 Now is the time to have your avenue. CHESTNUT §T | and h| d Holland ws of Boswell avenue ar 18 several days in New Haven. fred Ba xylophone selec: o the hlin after #pending me on Boswell avenue, Enjoyable Birthday Party. | GREENEVILLE NEWS Miss Helen Caley of New Haven is spend- | f Georgetown two T'he production of an aclual sized loco- motive such as dashes by the station at the close of the act requires a vast umount of work and ingenuity. colm of Providence spent zinet of New | iting friends on Nor- Merchants avenue were re- cent visitors in Willimantic. This jons, adds much value of the programme and he client line of motion pictures L two-reel production of The Behind the Throne, played by with her own com- In Convention Here Friday and Saturday—Entertained by Church of the Good Shephérd—60 Delegates Expected —Banquet For 100 on Friday Evening. vention to be held here next Friday and Saturday at the Church of the Good Shepherd has been sent to the officers of the local union, showing ses- slons to bein at 3 o'clock on Friday, continuing through Friday afternoon and evening and opening again on Sat- urday morning for the closing session of the convention. parts of the convention is to come on Friday evening, which is a social even- ing with a banquet at 7 o'clock in the 1 room at the church, where covers The Programme. On credentials. On official reports and recommenda- tions. Address of welcome, J. Oliver Arm- 7 o'clock—Banquet. Guest of honor, National President A. Ingham Bicknell, Boston. Address, Efficlency, President Bick- nell. Saturday Morning, April 13. 9 o'clock—Opening exercises. Annual address of President E. A. Stuckey, Danbury. Postoffice Missions and Junior Un- jons, Miss Louise Wobbecke, Stafford. Devotional Meetings and _Mission Study, Miss Eleanor Gebrath, Norwich, Reports: — Credentials committee. Committee on official reports snd President—Ernest A. Stuckey, Dan- bury. Vice President—Mrs. Royal F. Fes- ter, Danbury spire on Park Congregational church | is to be retouched by steeplejacks, who will begin the work In a few day They have had an Interesting exper- fence in thelr 14 years' experience in such werk. E. C. Brisco went up to the height of 1,500 feet at Pittsfield, | —being 750 feet from the ground. They have worked from Grand Falls, New- foundland, to Cuba, and feel just as much at home at a dizzy height as The regular monthly meeting of the Art Students’ association was held at Slater Memorial hall Monday evening. In the absence of the president, Mi Cogswell, and the vice president, Miss Aiken, Miss Nancy Lucas was cailed to should send a note of thanks for the association to Mrs. L. G. Lane for her gift of a framed photograph of Rem- the Boston and the Congressional at The funeral of James Smiddy was held Monday morning at $.30 from his late residence and at § o'clock from St. Joseph's church, New London, where a The bearers were Peter Eshenfelder, Thomas Keliey, Timothy F. V. Collins, but ' for vears has lved in Now London, where he was engaged in the liquor business. e is survived by his wite, ong son, Charlés, and a daughter, Gertrude. He leaves two brothers, William Bmiddy of Montville and Rich- ard Smiddy in the west, and four sis | | ! | | Glastonbury.—J. H. Hale has stat- | at the Crescent Fire Arms company, under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A., closed on Monday, Rev. H. J. Wyckoft series will be resumed in the fall. Speaking on the topic The Power of an Endless Life, Rev, Mr. Wyckofl said in part: There is not time this noon, and I us_yesterday, in his own church, re- newed and deepened his faith in the great fact of the persistent life of the soul beyond the gates of death. Let aside temporal troubles. Proportion- ately, how small a part of life is dis- abled by sickness in comparison with the years of health. Someone has well said that anything is endurable if it Is only temporary. Time heals all wounds, temporal things aslde like snowdrifts that, at their worst, could hamper progress only until the returning sun- Sacrifice is an Investment. failure is a third manifestation of the power of and endless life. Only the ul- timate results can determine whether success or failure is the outcome of profit and loss. Urges Real Carefulness. overlooks mnothing that can influence the desired result a certain ameunt aimiess hour, though he nhsn his work, an utting forth the vest that is in him # One may extract of pleusure out of and draw his pay t some minor phase of make a living without | (Special to The Bulletin.) ‘Washington, - April 8.—Preparations are being made for the meeting of the Many entertainments have already Scott, president general, and the in- surgent party, headed by Mrs. Will- ia Cummins Story of New York, will again break out, and an exciting ses- sion 18 promised. A programme has been prepared, Eubject to change by the congress, and 1s as follows: The president and Mrs, Taft will re- general as chairman of the Continent- al hall committee ‘and of the revolu- tionary relics committee, gifts of mon- ey ard memoriels will be made on Nomination and election of officers, Wednesday, April 17. Raports of natlonal committees will e received at appropriate times from Wedesnday afternoon to Friday eve- ning, inclusive, service in the Interest of the D. A. R. Sunday evening, April 14, at 8 o'clock, occurred at six o'clock Monday morn- ing at the home of Mrs. ¥, B. Wor- cester, No. 83 Asylum street, after a five weeks’ iliness, the result of a fall. Miss Simonds was born in Danvers, Mass, in January, 1816, but for the past forty years had been a resident of this city. She retained her facul- was & woman of strong character and left a marked impression for good. She was the lost of her family, the only relative being a cousin in California. Isazc Main, Jr. He was born in North Stonington and had always resided there where he had a wide circle of acquaintances. Mr. Main is suryived by his wife The fire apparatus responded to an alarm from box 21, situated at the cor- ner of Broad street and Boswell ave- nue, at 10.45 o'clock Monday morning. covered that the alarm was chimney fire in the house of Mrs. E O'Connell, No. 99 Roath street. The Piles Quickl ; cuielyat Home The recitations and songs by the children of the Scotland road Sunday #chool Easter were listened to by an sppreciative audlence. A hymn and reighton; exercise, four primary pu- school; What the Easter Morning Brings, five pupils. Supt. Willam Crawford's address had for its subject Ten Appearances of Jesus After His Resurrection. The exercises closed with the offering of a hymn and prayer. April Meeting at the Johnsan Home. ed by a soclal hour, in Which the ladies sewed. A_deliclous supper was served. These ladies acted as hostesses: Dirs James Fitzpatrick, Mrs. William Fris- | Mrs. A. C. Hatch, Mrs. George Brooks. Mrs. George Brooks. ry Clay will not under any circum- stances be a candidate for the presi- dency at the ensuing election for that office, and that it is his most earnest desire that this determination should Worked on Montville Trees. over a week working on the trees at Robert Bacheler of East Town street | was at his home in Talvottville for the Baster recess. | | { Edwin and Archibald Mitchell of Franklin spent Saturday with their cousin, Erie Skinner of Pecks Corner. Mies Lillian Browning has returned to her school in Hanover, after te days' vacation spent at her home on| Pilain Hill Attorney Charles Arnold Brady of e Starr street. Mrs. Worcester, No. 89 Asylum stree Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. terment at Danvers, Mass., Wednes- day afternoon. TROWBRIDGE —Entered Please omit flowers. into rest, in avenue, on Tuesday aftersioon at 4 o'clock. Interment in Nerth Coven- try on Wednesday noon | April 10, at 2330 o'clock | BELL—Entered into rest, in Norwich April 8, Mrs. Jane M. Bell. widow of George E. Bell, of Franklin, aged 75 Some people eat too much, some ! drink too much, and hiadfeds of thou- ! sands of men smoke too much—espe- | ciaily in the evenin; Use discretion if you can, but if vou in_the morning. the best remedy for dizziness, billous: THE WEATHER. twenty-fifth Continental congress of ;;lyer opened the exercises. A song | can’t, use wisdom. Toke two MI-O- Al the Daughters of the American Rey- | by the school, The Littie Brooks Sing, | NA atomach iablets belore you go (o | Forecast for Today. olution on Monday next in this city.| preceded Kaster in the Heart, Anna, bed and you'll awake mnus d he ness, nervousness, headache, constipa- tion, vomiting of pregnancy, car or sea sickness, foul breath, night sweats, bad dreams, coated tongue, languid feeling. And a box only costs 50 cents at The Lee & Osgood Co., and everywhere. (A L UL MR WP~ 1 Mr. and Mrs, William Tague of Un fonville were sts _over I o Mrs. Tague's sister, Hymn boards have been p! the First Congresational church NO INDIGESTION, GAS OR and Dizziness, and vour food will nof ferment and polson your breath wiv nauseous odors. nd pre all you health one single dose will diges for assimilation into the blood food the mame as a sound stomach would Go it. you come to the table, and v eat will do you good. Absolute relief from all Migery s waiting for you Stomact ing Foley Kidney Pills for sometim and I have found that they act quickl nd give relief more promptly tha any medicine I have ever taken and cannot recommend them too highl Lee & Osgood Co. druggists f t r o y n 1 and swellest pondence stationery see corres Hurd’s Lawnette Lumber Coal our window | Pungguggu | At Degartment For New England: Falr weather, | mpe o 9 | = o g wd ompleted programme prepared | Growth, Rev. Elliott = Bates Barber,|heen plan: jes and | Plls; song, Weicome Easter Lillles, by | MI-O-NA s ch tablets are guar- rising temperature, Tuesday and Wet | by the state officers of the Universalist | Danbury. thelt Brlenan T De el mat The | Sohedi: e Barionts Rising, Bdward|antoed. (o end: indigsstion, AEWes oF Southwest winds. Young People's Christien union of Con- | _4.45—Conference of state and local | ola struggle’ between the friends of | Ladd; The Easter Story, five primary | chronic; to yrompily banish _gas, uthiest Winds. e New York Her. | RECHCUt £or tho 33d annual state con- | officers: the administration of Mrs. Matthew C. | 8irls;’ song, Bells of Snowy Lilies, by | heartburn, sour risings, »(c. They are ‘ sPEcuL SILE The entire sample fine and stock of a large importer, com- prising Linen Scarfs, Squares, Tea Cloths, Etc.—at ) . i At the Johnson home Monday after- connected. Nates reasonable. in temperature and the barometric Nine Unions Represented. Reporis:— celve the Dau n 3 s ghters at the White | noon there was a large attendance at TR By N 2 i i B e bl poLyeasurer. Herbert . Reld, Bridec- | house, Thursday, Apel 18, at 145 p. m | the April meeting of Home chapter o | I WA 0 Tl CRAY 1105, Uk | ter to one-half less than regw ¢ | Will have delegates, Danbury, Stam- - ot S . Matthew T, Scott, the president | the King's Daughters. Mrs. Lewis , Mr. . . Bra : Contract Work {8 3008 | tora, Brideeport, New Haven, Meriden, | Fxecutive board, Miss Hdna M. Har- general, will recelve the delegaies io | Potter prosided at the Dusiness session. e T - lar prices. On Sale beginning 3 -03 | Hartford, New London, Stafford and | TiS. set Meriden. e congress, the Sons of the Ameri- | A tribute was paid the late E. H. Gard- | & o Wa ¥ o o 2 36 3015 | N wieh. About 60 delegaten are sk. | , OnWard, Mrs. Royal F. Foster, Dan- |can Revolution, and their wives, at|ner. One mew member was admitted, | . Miss Laura xl;;:;;‘!) 9 Watetord | 1o gy t these pricea, and Building Materials of every : pected and will be entertained over | PULY S Continental hall, Mondey evenins, | and other business was tranmcted. The | 214 . A - . i 4 3 Comparisons. Dot Uy thie peanie of Nbo Shte Christian _Citizenship, Herbert E.|Aprii 15, from § to 11 5 m. Belbful devetionel oxeroie was 1ed by | ere 'ueflllr.flul::l:‘) ot Mrs. Frank - escription. Let me quote you Prodictions far Mondey: Feic and] one ot toe enrt e et [ | el Briayeport Following the report of the president | Mrs. A. A. Robinson. This was follow- | Skinner at Pecks Corner. SCARFS AND SQUARES Hapd-drawn Linen Secsrty safl Squares, strictly hand work oa geed 5 m. Moom ama Tidem Wil bo Jald for 100 A cateror will | | TWo Cents a Week for' Missions. | Tsesday ‘atiernoon, April 15. e Mre. Pasak Foster, Mrs. Charica | miston, at her home on McClellan ave- | quality linen —Squares sise 300 1 Sun T High || Moon | Provide for the banguet, but the ladies “"‘%fl flt,fl;fl” o Tuesday evening will be reserved for | Fox, Mrs. William Gordon, Mrs. J. 1U¢ Scarfs size 18x54, special prices— Commerce Street Riges. | Sots. 1\ Water. || Rises, | of the church will serve as waitresses. Unfinished business. meetings of state delegations, Parker Gifford, Mrs. James Gilmore, $1.39, $1.59, $1.98 Heavy quality Linen Scarts, with 053| The following is the programme: Orn Wednesday evening, state re- 2 VY hoard in the Sunday school room for | 9 recommendations. c f attendance and weekly of- " i Friday Afternon, April 12. New business, Foding with. Mismesippi. wiil present Mot feam (T, e et | taa-grawn Union Sests wnd 5 . 251 E Seoy Election of officers. PR PT WL D ‘The Norwich Courier of Dec. 23, 1835, Rl i g Squares, strictly hand werk, W 8 == T e | §33| Organ vountary, Miss Carrie ®.| Fiection of o thelr annual reports. Reports from | gyotes an article in the Sun, pubiished 2 | rrd . X 3.41 | Champlin, organist. s i - the rest of the state regents will be | 4\ “Washington, which says: “We now| _Guilferd—Joseph I Mubinger of|quantity of designs—Squares @ee e .26 || 7. 4.03( 3 o'clock—Call to order. The Exeoutive Board. received on Thursday ovening. FIVe|fhove 'yt in our power fo assert upon| New Haven will experiment with the | 30x30, Scarfs size 18x54—Special gries | "= Bouce after Bibh Whies R inve|. Rolloall The executive board of the state un- | minttes are allowed for the reading of | g0od ana sufclent authority that Hen- | raising of cotton at his Guilford farm | 0" oy "e1 50 and $1.75, | tide, which 1s followed by flood tide. Appotntment of sessional committees. | lon is composed of the following: | each rerort this summer. He has secured seed of set-in medallion, size 13x54 (ndhese Special price 98¢ value $3.00. Require Attenti Scarts Various ltems of Local Importance.| strong, president of Norwich union. Hecretary—Miss Bdna M. Harris,| Friday evening will be devoted to » Hand-drawn Union Sl o S 3 S Response, State President Ernest A. | Meriden. Patriotia services. e kmown by every man in.the nation. A SICK, UPSET STOMACH. | anerdrmn e e &‘ ou e line M ton. | James Gordon has been spending sev- | Stuckey of Danbury. Treasurer—Mrs. Herbert . Reld,| The president general will invite Réiirvoic % Full Pokd v 4 jing vision: | eral days at Atlantic City. 3.30—Devotlonal meeting; topic, Op- | Bridgeport. all members of the congress, resident ap-H 2 1e| Diapopsin Stops Fermentation and | —Special price 50c valus 7e. you have pain §n % e portunities. Leader, Miss Marjorie | Trustees—Miss Louise Wabbecke,|and visiting Daughters, and their| The roads leading to the reservoir W i % D in temples or foré James Hollingsworth of Holyoke i8| May Howe, Hartford. Stafford; Miss Eleanor Gebrath, Nor- | fricnds, the Soms of the American|Oon Sunday afternoon were lined with| Ends Worst Case of Dyspepsia —— \dications of fail- | Visiting his parents on Boswell ave-| Solo, Mrs. Frederick §. Young, Ner- | wich; Fred Champlin, Hartford. Revolution and_ their familics, to at. | People out for a stroil to see the source | Five Minutes. | LINEN TEA CLOTHS reasons why you should [ MU wich. | " The union has a siate song written |tend an entertainment to be given by | ©f the city’s water supply. The reser- LINEN TEA CLOTHS o nk of the| . — 4 o'clock—Address, Conditions of | to the tune of Come to the Savior. Seumas McManus at Memorial Conti- | v2ld full, with its waters rippling In| wyo ;01 get some now—this mo-|~ One Lot of Plain Linen Tea Clothe § would e It Che reguiar monthly meeting of En- I nentai hall, Saturday, April 13, at §| Ihe sun, as far as one could see, waS & | ;one " ong forever rid yourself of [ 4 el A | gine company No. 2 was held Monday P. m. contrast to & year ago, when mud and | gyor h"(roubie and Indigestion? 4 |Poth round and square effects, wilh | s PARK CHURCH VANE THE POWER OF The D. A. R. and their friends are | Stones were mostly visible. dieted stomach gets the biues ';1"4 hemmed and scalloped cdges, st these Registered Optometrist v v, Mch , e rumbles. Give it a goot eat, then | prices— ne b many years of | David Camplon R uhaisae WILL BE RETOUCHED L A SRS L ’,f:;‘:l:fn;”meng}stwéa:‘d-z‘gfi:c‘n‘ffi Easter Music P"‘P‘"':l-h fake Pape's Diapepsin to start tt d- e At 98¢ value $150 al - 3 n at his home on Golden street for sev- S ; e vi The musical programme which Was | gesiive juices working. There will be 3 eral days Steeplsjacks WIil Tackle the Job With- | Topic in Clasing One f Bhop Talks at | ttend a patriotic service at his church | | The Tusical POETARES UMD T10 geative Juices vorling, (0o Sas or . At ‘:g value $1.78 ave Iy an ti o e in a Few Days. Crescent Fire Arms Company. ing, April 14, at 11 a. m. at the First Methodiat cburch, becaune | oructations of undigested food; no At $1.50 valuve $2.09 x4 5. If glasses will i ews of Boston was a — P of the rainy weather has been Dostpon- | feeling like & lump of lead in the r he ffaction he will | visitor at his home on Central avenus| The weather vane at the top of the| The scries of noon-hour shop talks|, Tbe Deushters and thelr friends | C4100TEler, ™ stomach or heartburn, sick headache Fkas DOYLIES, TRAY CLOTN& ETC. ‘ ] t the New York Avenue Presbyterian ™ Areat had 2 - and Mrs. Patrick Sulli- | Brisco brothers, while here, will aiso | of the Second Congregational church | : "Rev. Wallace | o, = A- Allyn of Tanner street has re- | “'p, pog Diapepsin costs only 50 cents | At 15c—Hand-drawn Unlen Deyfies, ol 1 avenue. do several other jobs about town, in- | belng tho speaker. It is likely that the | ShUrch, by the pastor, Rev. Wi turned from Montville, where he spent | o, "R (G BPEIGE SOR0 PR iore stie 16x14 inches, viRis SO size 18x54 Inches value Tie cludi rk on the stack of the e el 3 will relieve the most obsti The plaut_cadden Co or P, MoNamara of the | B o roas Co- the Ham. | Mrs. George T, Lord sang at the talk ooy the Palmer homestead. hote’ cans of Indigestion” and Upset|At o—Hand-drawn Usies S99 ol _spent the week end at|mond Boynton Paint Co. and tne bulld- | Monday, her voice belng heard with i el is g i A Stomach in five minutes. Cloth, size 12x18 imches e, OPTICIANS home in Worcester, ing at Thamesville owned by G. W.|fine effect in the two solos, Allelula Wis Docr A Blisud Miss Julia Kingsley of Hartford i8) "myery is nothing else better to take | —— Established 1872 ¢ e T | Carroll. The flagpole on the postofiice | and Consider the Lilles. Miss Crowe| . - et her home here for & week's Visit. |Gas from Stomach and cleanse the | At S0c—Battenbers Scarf, hand werk, stablishe e, A, s Matiews G5 Mevs, Tiiclla | Sl sios o6, A0 iee T¥ Than. | was the accompanist. The death of Miss Susan A. Simonds stomach and intestines, and, besia At 59c—Stamped Pillow Tubing, siee 36x42 inches—Special price Me o gl e T e Mkaugtin Easter va- | Mass. and also painted the flagpole | shall assume that there is no need, for |Miss Simonds was in her 37th year.| Miss May Buckley of Hartford is the | *'‘sgy 0" Dichensin works, your stor pair value $1. - htion at o Tamaa, e Taeier Ve | Mesd | metmnolfim tower in New | a0y argument as to the reality of per-|She had been an invalid the past five | guest of her aunts, the Misses Buck-{, .y rosts—gets itgelf in order. cleans . v e st e o York, the highest building in the world | Sonal immortality. Probably each of | years. ley of Pecks Corner. up—and then you feel like eating when | At $1.00—Embroidered Plllow Tublag, every Satun codore Reif has returned to Port- ! . size 36x42 inches—Special pries $1.00 & pair value $150. s . o paint s the | us therefore turn our attention imme- | ties to a merked degree and was o W ou decide to take a it A Full Line of (e e ol | atately to a consideration of the truth |fine needlewoman, specimens of her| Mrs. John S. Noland returned Satur. |Fa) ‘your drugsist that STAMPED SHIRT WAI REACH BASEBALL .GOODS. | Nbtae ‘shil Poreonals of Loosi d i et s N T | that the real power of life is founded grh-vm work calling forth much praise. | day to mNewh Lm;dulr;; “"'a‘fi'“:;:’k’:gil\;pa's Diapepsin, because v # . reonals of Local Interest. % in its endlessness; and for the sake of |She spent much of her latter years | visit with her brother, E. | become thoroughiy cured this time. Srambin, Mt Wik LY 1l clearness. 't us break up sewing. e took a delight in helping lough. Remember, if your stomach feels ou DAILY arid SUNDAY PAPERS, T SR ATUDRNTN ANSGCIRIION & kel Let us b this truth | sewing. She took a delight in helping | Hough. £ h feels out s potterns . S punch work and for solid embroiery, . " into its component parts. others and had many friends who had T of order and uncomfortable now, you THE NOVELTY SHOP, | Monday with local friends Hears Interesting and Informing ; ot e P e e ned| Mra, W. H. Fitch of Bast Town street| oL, 0T0r A0 U ve minuies. | material enough for any sise Salit— = " 5 e = Papers on Three Important| Brush Aside Temporal Troubles. |with the necessary comforts. She was|has returned, after a visit with her e L g Special price 39c valse Sée. €. L HILLS 5% Frankhin: Skt | bees va;Jfre. Dupont of Baltlo Ha Libraries. The first of these might be termed|® true Christian woman and a devoted | son, W. D. Fitch, at his home in New | Mrs, A. M. Williams, 29 Mulberry St. = s cen visiting Mr. and Mrs J. C. Ma: _— the power of an endless life to brush |member of the Episcopal church. She | Haven. Hartford, Conn., says, "I have been us. | Notab'e Window HE Louis Gagnon has moved from the | tak, y Just as he was getting located and| Edward Norris of Boston has been Saite 46, Snavnon Bullding | Beavrcsard block on Huniers avenue| e reports of the secrothry and y onabeas 1ty iiat, - oeieiioss s, 8 | expecting to take comfort in his Bewly | spending the Easter holidays With his | S If you will look into our large die- Take elovator Shetucitst street op. | © ¢ '10°fer plac treasurer were read and accepled; alto | snowplow of the rallroads, sets it ‘;}‘,f;:‘fign";‘"‘:‘:fi ‘!fi‘a‘;t“&fflingf‘i‘ o !zrmlher.u:!ulll'un Keyes, at his homs on play window east of main entrames, SR & 4 the reports of the standing committees. | steady way th oy b v , Mr. own stree fl‘ t t trance ‘Proze Miss Minnie Magso and Raymond|' 1t was voted that the . secretary | periance of mortas lite, coeaing thase|1#38¢ Main, was cailed away by death. Fflr e Lales today, you will see a remariuble assemblage of Hammered and Spun Brass. The articles on display will g0 on sale Wednesday, April 1th A. Therrien of Willimantic, who has | brandt. h Though often given the opportunity, 2ORN. just returned from Chicago, was the | The subject for the evening was the | g~ i melt/them down to noth-| g never held public office, for feal | FINNBGAN—In Norwich, April 1, a son | display of Particulars in our advertisement i recent guest of friends on Merchants | three great libraries, the New York, of making enemies. Yo Mr. and Mrs, Michael Finnegan of Tomorrow's Bulletia. { Central Wharf and 150 Main Street Telephones years and 11 months. Funeral Tuesday, April from 275 Broadway 9 at 2 p. m, i 15 Main Street, Coal i i : e ng Washington, The first paper, prepared | The second jtem to be noted is the|and two children. He also leaves his e Automobiles and Carnagei“ avage and son, John Sav- | by Miss Ufford, was read By Miss |power of an endiess life lo unmask | parents, two brothers and one sister to MARRIED Rl kb ey BR aas bl 3 Patsiiod and Resatiad, E eturned to Providence, aft- | Nancy Lucas and was on The Boston | sacrifice and make it appear that|mourn his loss. RARRICK — KING - In New Iondon, 3 A“ Thls wtek p k er spending o few days with relatives| Public Library. This was tollowed by | which it really is—an investment. Out- Vincenzo Matteo. Apeil 5. gs13, by iov Josep |F | shape yur_prices are reasonable and give | ! ers avenue. & delightful paper prepared and read | Wardly judged, seed scattered in the| . gt rown, n D Rarrick andl p extra fine line . . r prompt attention. e by Miss Louise Howe on the New York | furrow is wasted. Phat same seed, us | oqy PCEnZ0 Matieo of Now Haven dled | Agnes'A. Kin, both of New London The Spring Opening Exhibit of Wia- g ] AT THE AUDITORIUM, and the Congreasional Nbrary at Wash- | f00d, possessed a value worthy of 8aV-| Vi sanitar) im on Washington street. DIED. CRANSTON & C(). |dow Draperies and Materiale will esn- % A ington. Both papers wers extremely |ing. This agaln is the judgment of a| \je poqtiar Jm on Washington street g .| b | tinue afl this weik. tn adiilien & & Horseshoeing and General |G°° Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. | interesting and entertaining from an | mind incapable of including o tomor- | 1o Rt 0P (B G, NOTWL, S16le | smEvETIE—In Waterbury, Aptil @ ; 3 ripsiiiaiv o Attracted by the unusual excellence | artistic and literary standpoint. A 1arge | row In the scheme of things. Becauso| gloohollc dementin. He was 44 vours| suiheratorS18nna, Wife Tof JoBepl | ——— complets and oS showing Repairing. {of the programme presented at the | collection of illusirations and pest- |it takes time to realize on any invest- | 5ia°and was born in Italy. the son of Foneiie. | ¥ 0 GERR all kinds of Window Drapery Matarials, Auditorium for the first half of the | cards served to supplement the de- |ment, as sacrifices of this limited| 37 Snd Mre. Lorenso Matteo e wes | REYNOLDS In Norwich, April 8, Ol | there are many Special Valuss sffer- mming and repairing weck, large audlences Monday after- | scription most satisfactorily. mortality call for an extension of time| et h o T 4 NOTES 0T Havel atreet, | Fumeral” secyioes will be held at his TUNER | e h ; ve " : - i 27 ; s 1 1is ed during this Spring Opening Exhibit. f Carriages and Busi-|B0on and evening greeted a bill of| Refreshments were served by the|in which (o remove the sorrowful Haven, where he was employed | late residence, No. 80 Shetucket AT g f W | vaudeville and motion pictures which | house committee. mask under which is hid the smiling| ag o janitor. The body was sent to| street, Wednesday Wfternoon at 1| o " o, | Note these offerin Dt ranks with the finest ever shown in fact of the spirit of investment uf] New Haven on the 7.25 train Sunday | 0 cloc] ¥ > Lt PURIE o the city. Train No. 44 is the title of FUNERALS. human love and sacrifice. AU DAl Will bo i Orangs, SIMONDS—In this city, April §, Susan { WINDOW DRAPERIES Agent For Overland Cars. the topline vaudeville attraction, a B i sl T i 4 e i RO Y | A Simonds, aged 96 years, 2 montis, | T — thriliing spectacular and realistic ral- Jirie Omidd st Success and Failure. E [ pastave, o < COAL AND LUMBER. Flat Musiin and Imiteties 1. B. RING 2d drama In one act and two scenes. f: The testing of so-called success and| Little Damage in Roath Street Fire. | Funeral services from the residence of 2 Serim Curtains with very dging—Spectal price iS¢ 3 value T9c. At $1.25—100 pairs of Scotch Lacs Our« act, which is the most expensive ever |80lemn high mass of requiem was cele- X be The firemen had some difficulty in lo- | Norwich, April 7, 1913, Sarah Fran- tains, & very serviceable FUN srenentsd” at the And . Father Fits Ry our work here. Tou must get nearer | The E Mculty Norwich, April 7, 1913, Sars ins, y ks L Benenled At e eudtiorhum, mests | DTLIeC U 16d ab denton and Hev. T i, | 0 the end before the determining re- | cating tho fire, ag there was no one at | o Betés widow of’ Willlam A Srics tLIE a paie IS £ isian Bl ha audience. o reception by | O'Mara acted as deacon and Rev. T H. | 4145 come in sight, The endless life|the box when they toll | Trowbridge, 3 3 i price $1.26 & pal " . The Musical Thor, with his banjo | There was a large attendance. Suggadts deterring final Sudgments. on | wharo Tho Dse e Funeral from her late home 4 Tvler At $130—Novelty Flat Curtatne, 1 white and Arsblan—Special getes $1.39 a pair valve 3. i | is recalled several times by -~ | Willlam T. Connor, James R. May and | N x S i 8, . LA et | BT R R o e e EURS ORI E R EEG MR 47| E ouaDDEL| 00 East Side, Dickens & Floyd nave an| Mr. Smiddy was a native of Mont- | 1Ot @ petty concern with wnimportant ] Funeral gervice from he e residénce. l 1 | e dlow an ot ict that cannot but pleage. ville, where he was born 50 vears ago, | 4°tails, but a thoroughness which 11 Peck street, Wednesday afternoon o Sher Madras, Irigh Point, Renaissanos Cluny Lace Curtains and iowite - speotion, DRAPERY FA cs L ol e ATy et : — Vae—Curtain Muslin, yard Wi Last Saturday eve »ora | téTs, Mrs.. Charles Tuftle, Montville, | but when he actually sets out for life's| | At /a0 Fish geve & birthiay paty opims " Dora | Nire' William Shelley, Norwich, Mrs. | ultimats destination, that part that lies | instant Relief—Trial Package Mailed | special price T%e 2 yord wales in honor of her 14th birthday. The | anflx{- Grimes sod Mige Issbelle Smid- | 80 :47 L Az 16 b8 cannot Fres to All—in Plain Wrapper. GHURGH & ALLEN S Frridadh y. The | 3 New London sight, bu ast let Kaith interpre { i | 4 Charles Fish prompting Friends we { evident that deviations which appear | i Pavay. bestens s g light may have & tremendous effect on proent from Poquenoc, Groton, New | ed that last year he had about 83,000 | L& 2 London, * Mystic, Ledvard, Norwich, | baskets of fruit at his Glastonbury | " ippors Sro Sure wrrivak, = mighty | Hallyllle, | Poquetanugk. There were | archard, and today there is not & bud | power of an endless life. They do not| nearly present. The birthday cake ' and a half dozen baskets are all he ex- b 04 Plain Scrim for shests ar long in white, cream and Prices are 1Be, 1% . minimize the heipful discipline of sar- | vard and upwards | row and difficulty, but teach that these| shadows tarry for the night only, and | was lighted with candles pects., When it is considered peaches brought| on an average that 70 Will Need Another Boat | elsea of the Nor Farewell to Hanover P. or. cents a basket last year it will be seen Funeral Directors e SRR 7V B R 6 AR ngs of defeat more from Yoi .druggist, at 50 cents Telephone cali 323-3. AEMRICAN HOUSE, NORWICH, Tewdhu "e Central Whart P . t joy c & 1 ning. | rreenrie engaged relghte | wall to iev. Chities T Ptk satinieg | o Lo Sonmlferable. Hhex do net aitempt " to abetisate Boc | {Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh | ™ Battol i white, croatm and Avme - ot o BRasAry. soom, | patir 5 Pl S| the = ampiy wffli,“f'“;v"‘:n?.““ immediate . | Py gl b bian, and in a wln‘fl‘ ceording to officiain of the company. | church, will bo held in the veetry Wed- | i e e et g The Pyramid Smile | - : ? - ontetiadh o L] saky to aither byild or BUy | — e 3 % cars to follow the matural law of in-{, Mam 8 £ S2lee AT Baalr cured | o M. ' i ki o NO* Lot Day, | | . ‘ Sallow, Wrinkled Skin || do not &poil the| e it o L T 228 Offica—cer- Market and Shetucket 8ts ;F' " O BE :% i . IR e e | man achiovgment, nor| Remels wilhout, forner eeatment ) Fab i : e Rl o wanted oolamtege rimming T f e, | ! o o and o %! box, and be sare you get the kind M A B R R i ; pelal or- 1 my sallow a 0w | put worthy of the final 3 & ke l e S v Crotonnes, in « large varisly of Sesigns Br ealident; A. Ki AGER Dirgoty: B i B e soal Neithur. 4o (they . clutiar sires | TOU SR S0k, BIRDY (18 oyt Srse acucif ey B Chinol | Wik Smith e | and. solertage_sod & 5. seaink: Harty Tons ‘u»i"‘flx‘ n’ o ;;m»‘"f[ b way with insignificant trifles, and rob "’:!v— - . | of qualities—Brice range m —— | moving ti seif. v i DARSE: it the lip | e Qe 2 1o 380 « yurd retary, wnd Edward Disbrow, | and Embaim>: | fectually accomplished by e A duue:“‘;r‘c;“ £ the MEN’S SHOES ") Ay e o about 25 mem- Fopainesy mercoiised wis. o A fn Sanes / all, doctor ! t burss up clean.” Fabrics—Flain e 256 G6HG. 6. mpReAr I the b L Aty like polar needles, lo poini all oné NEW SPRING STYLES. abrics—Flain Celer tar ” ok} ¥ See those we offer:at $2.00, $2.60 a roveriugs such ue P 70 Frankiin St, Bulletin Bidg. [ | Peol off, in fine particiea Scarcely no- | sotnt to 1 poine: Bor thos z — e ji. Sesithons Saimvanc S0 e et C Wl Seasoned Wood fime, el 36 (0 50 mebas Six Inches Below Full Pond Telophone €42-2. | Wock-ox 56 you Wil haye: an sneiuis | 3085 et least, we ousht ta yid g 1 | : i R ol sandns nighs rantais was 41 ot an [ | romot serviee sy or aigne [ Tk ohon Y80 MO ALY 88, IS |scivés 1o lve more and sore uinder tic ||| Free Pile Remedy|| - FBANK A BILL, e jils e 2o inclt, giving & total for April to date of | Zady Asststast. healthful, vouthful tint mparable | #P¢ OF the PO R s e ite, s s e R D 184 Main® Streat C. H. HASKEL | Farniture Covi A 102 inches. On Monday it was too | Residence 116 Broadway. with ‘artificial coloring. an ounce ! oS s | 2 i o s —e e L. ing of Plain Veletm, windy und the water was too rough et | B of this wax at your drug store, apply | Bridgeport—Francis L. Wright of | [ the PYRAMID DRUG CG, 428 Pyr- P | 02 ~ 'Phones — 459 | ete., for Porticrs and he. rencrvolr for Supatintendent Cor- | ai night like cld croam, only dou't | Daricn was granied n divorco in the || amid Bldg, Marshall, Mich, witn(| Brisco Prothers, | .. T oy or: Caverings i BT Tntties own frems Torl rond | ke e e e D | ol T s A i enia STEEPLE JACKS JOHN A. MORGAN i g - e s For sour wrinkles try o solution of | 1908 was the ground. The couplo were || SIiP of papee. A sample of the great e GAN & SON, $6.00 a yard. T el s oneplee o Bl | T our waag. | $3%0lié#, one ounce, dissoived in 3 haif | marvied In Chicago in 1905. The hus- | || Pyramid Pile Remedy will then be| | SMOKE-STACKS, WATER TOWERS, m told_me hersell (hat it in- | poss Derors the sobiis (Ut Youe hosf- %a‘m witch hazel. Bathe your face in [band said Mrs. Wright left him be- | || sent you at once by mail, FREE, in| |STAND PIPES, CHURCH CROSSES, cOal nnd L b cluded three pieces of her husbund l,.,.,,, buiter tha, (hrodgh tha advertls. | this cvery morning for awhile. 'Fne | cause she did not like Darlen. Tn fact, | || prain wrapper. FLAG POLES and BRIDGES, umber mind.— Harper's Bazar g columms of The Bulietin. result will surprise you. she sald she hated the place. P e ¢ '£ m ‘ m l