Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 4, 1912, Page 11

NURWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1912 Ry DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS | FAIR EXCHANGE A New Back for An Old One—How It Is Done In Norwich. DANIEI_SON There s censiderable speculation among Danielson men who would like | PR . G T s to go out and play Sunday baseball— | The back aches d‘t times with a dull, Many Teachers Seek Appeintments—| noi "t charge admissions, but just for | indescribable fecling, making you Playground Project Favored — | the pastime— t \»\-h“ll Wil we and restles: piercing pains Leagus Games Today—Operetta| beh [0, :]1)'\‘1" el shoot across the Tegion of the kidneys, ent, kno g that 2 Given by K. H. S. Students. the practice, Their arsument in sup- | 9nd again the loing are so lame to Hal R. B I3 Iv principal port of thelr de e to s that 0p 18 agony, No use to rub or ap- il R. Baton, formerly I e = et R vt s SuaBSlu S here, was a visitor at Killingly high | “1 I gt Sover ply a plaster to the back in this condi school Friday, el . % tion. You cannot reach the cause. upérviser Aibert 8. Ames ot the |2 Many of them dedrly 1IKS to, Exchange the had back for a new and Supervisor Albert S. 08 0! | must play on Sun change the had back for 2 #chools in Killingly and Br —_— uger one. Follow the example of tended the teachers’ meeting in OPERETTA SYLVIA GIVEN. this Norwich citizer L‘fidm Nalier Jacchs, U, & of S h School | Mrs. Henry Dearing, 489 Main T ey yak et Successful Benefit for High School | “HS: Henry Dearing et the baittieship da s s " street, Norwich, Conn., suf- h | tic Association, home in Danlelson Frid i Athletic As Hved tacibly fram palne 1 my 'S 8 elly ¢ Cor a 1 2120 " 1 . 1 ¥ “1\“\\.\\'"("";?\{"‘\“-‘ '\):m ‘\'l“"!“ 4 | The Kinin H hool Athletic | caused by disordered kidneys. I v H.mi““n. . i assoclation is much - stronger finan- Jle to turn over in bed and sound rnest Geer of Boston was a visitor | Cially this mors o N p was out of the question. If I Friday with his parent and Mrs. | = " s man Joped, sharp twinges darted through . B & ;i.w»-rl;\lr Mn; ;']"')"x‘\x-‘ ner in my body and 1 could hardly straighten. 1 ,,,‘ h,‘,.“,:,fi”.‘, Mrs, H. I e pecame swollen and other wughs of Broad street AL ;? . body bloated. 1 was reeting_of the Brooklyn fire | I} "‘m‘ for ‘the ic i by doctors, but was not helped. LR e o by g st | o 1d some liabilitles to m I learned of Doan's Kid Back are | 6XPe o make e | I began their use. They made | s | equipment. | 2. Ailferant rs and | ayntor of | 41 i T Rty 1 different person and York ! . h . At re 1 1 hold a high opinicn hem.” Invited to Do Escort Duty. Next Tuesday evening the Thirteenth 2 For company A, C., will on. on | | cents jon of McGregor post, G. A nd the command to do esco: TS 0 1 Memorial day. New Divorce Cases. Dawis Ao eral new div cases have been - 1 in Windham county within R, W, 166 No. Main St., few weeks, the parties i T~ | $9,000 fo Concord, d being residents of various towns. ney tr did not cure him, dvertisement of and began taking Interesting Souvenir. Henry F. Clark ngeles this week | that was sent him via the p mail route between the mal aviation field and Los ,\H):n} returned from Los 1 souvenir post nde: , the pains left my back, a l\un of the kidneys was free and for this wec -1 Will AMend! Gjass | Raunion: &€ Roches Mrs, R. N. Colvin and Henry Babson, who have ing the winter at St. Petersburg, { vrite to local friends that they are o sail for home on Monday of next Paving stones are being set between | f the trolley track where it | commient erneath the railroad bridge | oq by a ret This arrangement | jo tlass s expected to sliminate flood troubles | 1oy ae e hat been experienced at t has 5 point of tt Want Teachers' Appointments. Blhoisiat Chnais N bave so many applications for | . ¥ pointment as teachers in the schools | ofmcers ¢ Killingly been received as are com- | Clopk Georsa. Miner ing to the members of the town school | 4. Darbie: aud commities this he LS | orand: b B ch teachers will be elected. for e Liva ctecs OUT OF $160. , to be held Monday, e S B Public Favers Playgrounds. julia Da Harry F""“[’" Saved After an Nk & ektiiving edonde th Shir Experience at High Rolling. appeals as were made Fri- Rose 1 T 1 that the gen- | pro- | s for t time I ('-nnunnn.'rdl ject in almost every case, and the | Mrs | desiro i8 to extend ald as possi- | Bertha Shipy .| ble - Judge Back’s Appointments. Judge Harry E. Back TN &.M nced on L o o fitasenias :Ijtflf'jl Chimney Fire on South Main Street— el s ney for the town court of Killingly for| Fans Assured Independent Base- fng 1n 4 rath: one year from May 1, and ihe appoint- | ball—Harry Frankiin Fined—Clean Franklin ad- ment of Attorney n S. Russell as | up Committee to Meet Today. | 1t he must resting time t him; but be assisiant prose like period of time. amendment to_the town court of Killing ng aitorney, for a| In accord with an creating the | passed at the | of Wo ast session of the general assembly,| 1 3y’ 1 only one assistant prosecuting attorney | na atter spendir is appointed this year. g o First League Games Today. [ Dol B. Tiic 3 The Eastern Conr cague's | 218 plac es pson to A baseball season opens t 3¢ tha | - Langelier, whe poultry. ' | WaS arresta weather is pleasant, it @ Odd Fellows’ Memorial Service. | * 9! ) ca large crowds will he | QR ee Yoy T e . nitial games. Thi will hold memorial ser WAGES e only two games of three, during June. n the case in | due to ti le Plants Hereabouts. eague has a four-team ason. Today Wauregan h Jewett City in the latt A nur le Taftyilie contest. be at Moos- | city were in Dan to attend a Misg Marion Himes of visiting at home in t Rummage Sale, 50¢ her The 1 CASTORIA tist church A day afternc S sai( For Infants and Children, on Eim street, Will W\tn’:ss Websxnr Bouts. Putnam The Kind You Have Atways Booght | department w Bears the 4}{;' ,'Ul"];\\’u 4 ¢ Signata.o of | meeting in of g 7 N = ‘::;)ng:-l.r e hi . = '\.!:‘.\b" \hr)\ »I' cki v ‘- w:) Orpheam Theatre, Danielson, =zt Eeoms el ¥ i v Wednesday Evening, May 8th | ~no - Chimney Fire, : S By ‘The Ladies’ Aid society of the Meth- | ng made f tn Mer the K Daugh- | ©29 duatin Clever and nem.mm}.,: Beries of Character Studies in Cos- | tume. 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Bebulldmg of New London Gny HaIU FOR 10 DAYS ORNLY 10 DAYS ONLY ARKABLE VALUESSHOES »» CXFORDS Very Stylish Gun Metal, Patent Colt and Russia Calf Made on the New Spring Lasts FOR MEN FOR BOYS $1.25 §1.50 $2.00 $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 §2.50 and $3.00 $2,00 and $2.5 improved. As it was; th »thg police station could only hunt | | through the telephone diractory <x\d1 1 locate some store in the vicinity and ' Entire $60,000 To Be Raised By Bonds Will Be Used | 7" i o s him ths 5 Per Cent. of Operatives in | |NEED OF A NEW POLICE SIGNAL . SYSTEM Headquarters Are Not Now In Touch With The men on Their don It to be used whol of the building 1PPO! tion ci the tern sireets in ‘mxm_ In Construction Work. mo: M r" 1 police | be one-fifth ientals | connecte® with the eity ha figure Beats—Jobs For City Done By The City Falhel:s—lnz VLR s A BN . .2 | ber of the court of common Past Years Such Was Not Permitted The Officials Re- | counci! of the sity of New London re- signed to become 4 signing to Accept Contracts and Jobs. a membe acee years 1 that t ago when the people > plan to have a com- building in- | miscellaneous o ient approp 1e wooden cou 1 would go quit .d empowering S epon 1 by London to issue bonds local bank buildings whe 3 e ; ” of $100,000 for muni- | the records wouid be ure from fire al feature of the 8 busi- purposes. Through per- | or loss by other means. the - < Ry jealousies and prejudices of a | committee in charge will keep a record o promi individuals, that com- se little incidentals and make s it is . dable object faile The court- fo the extras kir 3 B! 5 oy was remodeled, enlarged, and 1 report of the total 13 - improved at the expense of | huilding of the C hal 8 b e i county, and the city of New 1 Who a ¢ paid nearly one-third of the cost 7 2550 h 5 ¥ without any bond the| The failure of the city fathers to DRGELion s - city hall is to be and | provide police signal system, especial- 2 Ly R oved, the starting cost to be $60,- | |y after N = and bonds to t that s will be ! ade is of One of the members of the present o the required cash and | gami” geea On | court of common council is conceded ess of the city increased | ono of the est moonlight even- | to be an expe nd cempetent here sure is meed | jngy of the present week a black man | contractor an. nd especi hall, together with ed a handbag containing several | in 1 T ) stone Wo! Bids have mlmg architectural from a lady while beah i ekt {0 be done, as no ai- et i TTOD B e Vill he made to retain the orig- | oot was quickly reported to the police | but before the time lir f - 16 08 Was n by t '.vx»mnr but that ended h has expired se in the ancient wooden build- 3 =4 & = the head of Btate street, back | 2 direct efforts to aid in the cap- e sum. is ture of the thief for before headquar i get in communication with cers the thief had ample opportuni- ty to get well out of the jurisdiction ot local pelice. If that much needed ce signal had been installed to re- ce the system that proved to be a pole and the firemen’s is undsrstood that this $60,000 is in Aha reconstruction § to be usec c s ure, the police in the lon of the n out as s rental for t departments | safe ke of records during the There i3 quite | while the city hall ig being rebuilt or | building period. Thi made plain by = a diff I n y con- for « 1Cti of vaults for the | scene the robbery would have r tract. vel 18 the ropriation of §200, from the | ceive mest immediate information | system of permitting W‘ Yoman Cant Help want"ng a ’ A Glenwood Ran~e cooks and bakes to perfection and is equipped with every improvement for saving time and labor. C. 0. Murphy, Norwich ey S £y $15 and $18 SUITS # 3 GREAT SPECIALS In Men’s and Young Men’s Suits FOR 10 DAYS ONLY BROOKLYN OUTFITTERS 266-268-270 MAIN STREET, NORWICH. of ! the city work, aside from the govern | ing of the ecity, has been ignored amt | that contracts are not required in mas officer at the desk in | ters . en- | would not | . Roosevelt evidently enough from Mr. cold weather nds are where the expenditure exceed His Square Deal. learns juy Taft's speeches 1 misquote them.—Boston Herald. 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