Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 7, 1912, Page 6

Rwport W. Perkins, representing the Westerly & Connecticut Raflway Co., and Civil Engineer Shepard B. Palm- er and Supt. S. J. Kehoe, all of Nor- wich, attended the regular meeting of (Westerly town council, in support of & petition that, If granted, will result in the extension of the trolley system from Pleasant View to Weekapaug, to e in operation by July 1 of the pres- @mt year. In the matter of trolley ex- J‘the petition simply asks for a @smtinuance of authority that expired by limitation. Power to construct the goad was granted In 1909, the road 0 'bs completed within two years. This, of course, was not done, and now the council is asked for extension of time, Mr. Perkins explained that the material is in readiness for shipment and that a contractor is ready to be- gin the work without delay and have it completed by July L. He said that it was planned to erect @& casino and appurtenances at an ex- ponse of about $12,000 near the Fleas- ant View shore and 4400 feet from the Present terminal of the olectric road, Which would be opened to the use of the public and that no extra fare would be required to reach this resort, but that the additional fare would be for the ride between that point and Weekapaug, From the present termi- 2al to the breachway at_ Woekapaug, Mr. Perkins said was 12,600 feet, and that by July 1 it would be pa ble to ride from Norwich to Weekapaug without changing cars. Mr. Perkins said that the new fea- | ture asked right to build a pole line that crossed some of the highways on the outskirts of the town. He said that it was dem- onstrated last season that the power was inadequate for a haif-hour sched- ule between Westerly, Watch Hill and t View, and in order to apply the remedy and improve the general mervice it was proposed to erect this pole line with sub-station below Mis- tuzet brook. Mr. Perkins added that if power was granted by the town council to pro- ©ceed that the trackage would be com- pleted to the casino I ten | ¥ days, and that within thirty days the | track would be constructed to the breachway. It is planned to have the cars running to the casino site before the balance o he route is completed. Councilman Flynn was in favor of granting the required charter an lieved e whole people of W erly were of lik 1 t all was Counnlm:n Maxson also' spoke fa- bl ti the desired fran- nsideration. He d welcome the ex- tretched hands, Mr. Perkins pre- and submit same to rd and that final at a special meeting to be held this (Tuesday) evening. Petition was received from the Westerly Textile company for exemp- tion from taxation for a period of ten that the ‘mills in Main street 1s Were being made owler explained that was to engage in the of mosquito ing and The compa » 200 hands, tion was intended WHY IT SUCCEEDS Becauss It's for One Thing Oniy, and| te This. Norwich People: Apprecia Norwich, t foll Pills in owed the use of | entirely sat ry. 1 procured t remedy at N. D. Sevin & Son's Drug | Stora and it proved effectly ening m dneys d reli aymptoms of kidney tromble.” (Btatement given August 27, 1908.) . PRAI DOAN'S 1811, Mr, Brown added: high opinion of Doan’s | y d_confirm the public statement 1 some | in their prais: bl years ago, s and I have | been strangers for a long time. For sale by all dealers. Price 50| gents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buftalo, New York, sole agents for the U nited | States Remember take no other. R. W. Danforth, 168 No. Main St,| Concord, tried many remedies for kid- | ney trouble, but they did not cure him, | Then he saw un adyertisement of | Foley Kidney Pills and began taking | them. “In a short time I commenced 1o get better, the pains et my back, the action of the kidneys was free and | natoral, and the scalding sepsation | ceased. T gladly reeommend Woley Kid- | mey Pills,” The Les & Osgood Co, the name—Doan's—and = | m—WEAT'S NEW THE PALACE CAFE Mtep In and ses us, P. SHEA, . 72 Franklin Strest. P 0 109 JEWETT CITY HOTEL Now and Up -?Mq in every Phons 571 122 Prospoct 8¢ esterly Road Asks Time Extension Will Build Trolley Line From Pleasant View To Weekapaug -—Running By July First—Textile Company Petitions For Tax Exemption—Jewelry Business Before Town Council. | condition it m Company Also—Much brick 1 and a i (i sione building, zipment. Councilman Flynn said the town council should do all it could to en- courage now industries, but ought to be careful in the exemption of pres- ent taxable property, as there is a marked difference in property that is ready fo) upancy and has been in the tax list for years and the con- struction of new buildings for indus- 1 purposes. the matter to oted to refer 2 composed of Town So- 3 Maxson and at the spe- omr citor Clerk The matter of exempting the prop- erty formerly known as the Westerly Narrow Fabric company was brought to the attention of the council thur L. 151 ta. the. pur. chase by him for the| Geor Jeweiry company, | ie plant Parks was ast by the council that the property would be exempted from tax- ation for ecight years, as the Westerly Narrow Fabric company had enjoyed two vears' exemption. He now asked | for the full term of exemption and | ced George W. Parks of Provi- Mr. Parks said that while he be- lieved in the encouragement of new industries, that in his case there was no element of chance—he was simply moving an established business from | Providence to Westerly, and in doing this and getting the Westerly plant in | ant a large outlay of | money and with no chance of return, uni it be in the exemption of taxa- tion for ten years and which meant pbstantial increase nd of that period. He said that marketable condition of ting business in which Parks company was ie plant would not b April. ly until next at attracted the purchase, said | but not the sole one. Mr. ell paid and | ly. His was | line of industry at| lieved other like referred to the rt at the | zh exemption from tax- vears was also referred | ttee for report. the Atwood | worthy said that It a supervisor of high- nted to fill the vac retirement December it of ot Elihu He favored | Justin Havens to ey stioned the ppointing a supervis- | it thi$ time, the term council being so near Ulynn did not think it new man on to| dec did not want | me his_suc- appointed. ss on the Side. was granted tavern hotel, 13 granted vie- Watch Hill , nson was granted li- v two pool tables at Watch of the superintendent | ock mill, Daniel J. Don- 1ted a police constable. received of a com- numbers in lower decided to | will be con- Tuesday eve- C. Anderson made complaint o nuisance from property « ok Referred to h fiicer and town solicitor for Mich, ipalia, a barber, com- plained shavers who and asked against it that rt of Chief of Police Thom- n showed seven arrests in r drunkenness. Health wis Stanton reported ee from contagious disease. Whipple made announcement to the license issued, decrease in the dog popu- ion of the tow; In 1910, tl e were , 413 in and 1912. He said there was need 1 numerator of dogs, and such ippointment will be considered at the special meeting. The fee is 20 cents for every dog enumerated. Local Laconics. The streets in Dixon square and vi- t > sprinkled with ofl Satur- nolia. trees in front of John F. Vose are in > of full bloom. of the town council has at he is not a can- »mination. hool whistles tooted an scheduled morning ns, Monday. Rain. winn and not How- ) opened the bathing t View last Saturday No member noon sess! Howard W rren at Ple in expected that all druggists will cation for druggist liquor - the gpecial council meeting (Tuesday) evening, Thelr licenses expired May 1, Nataje Benvenuti has, through his coungai, given notice that the jury ugse derided against him and in favor of Mys, Concettina Grills, action of 3 rty ownership, will tions te the supreme Peesn’t Read The Outlook, Crrnegle declares Elihu Root the ¢ man in the world, thereby in- yliige for himself u classification” with Uiths palefactors of great wealth,"— Chaitezooga Cost Him $4 Per Vot gather that T for_anybody to & { & nemination except himself.— ngion ost ew We P, Would Be Prudent, Ecioncl Rooscvelt intimates that Le will bust the Solid Seutk or bust a We advise that he iLsure the to_the grand list | ; | soici xed | and is taxed | ox; TORTURED BY ECZEMA Awful Itching And Burning Drives Children Franti Try This Remedy at Our Risk. Eczema often comes from very trif- ling causes, such as disordered stom- ach, or the use of alkali soaps. Chil Gren's cczema can usuaily b traced to something of the sort. Quick relief from the firery itching that makes one almest frantic is needed but it is still more important to_cure the disease. In our new skin remedy, Saxon Salve, we have a flomplou Ive in a few the -de action reaches the very sea Great improvement is pores so stroying 5. the skin remedy that we sell y to give ba if you are not satisfied ou get. Try it ¥, G G ) eAf Pharmac; Norwich, Conn. EFFECTS OF CO-OPERATION ON THE COST OF LIVING. Congress Reccives Reports Based on Inquiries in European Countries. Jongres to- ident T nent of the reports officers on co-opes “ of living which are the re- tion he some time should be made. The tries inc 1 France, nd Denmark. lotter PR Hinrilt s secretary of state, formation col secretar t of living h ttention to and bership of the more espe ium. The French co-operative associa- tions are in the main arranged upon the sume system as those in the Unit- diry orled ugmented the mém- in France and Bel- and the itions great majority of the represent groceries and Insurance agatnst ed non-employment is are and for Ar illne: »plied with dentis for their services by membders on a com- | T The operation of fes has been e in southern F rnment these 1 The French g0 t to by fur nting subve 1 wcipally through dis-y High grade farm ma- such as is beyond the reach | individual members is pur- | ed from the I ned tously or nt employes are to a large tive so- ch: upon th mem! rship to persons en- ccupation. SAILORS AS BEARERS AT THE BOAS FUNERAL. Remains of Resident Director of Hamt burg-American Line Laid Away. died his afternoon, and A special tr m can stea who last Thursday, » hour of the funeral merican steamers l\.ul If 2 man would climb he must start rom where now stands. words it is not he points. designed heat flues i heat it in all parts better than others. a suc- | not | skin | | | | | Engler, | | ft the | tion and | in this installment | co-operative societies | | tendency is toward small soci- | and | made | ent of | home, | s founded, sisted. There ere no honorary : 's from the Hamburg- in New York har- | rers nt was & experienced cook knows that in the ordmary range the oven has “cold corners” and “‘scorching spots”’; In the Crawford the heat from the fire is carried around the oven by specially reason why the Crawford Oven bakes The perfect control ‘of the fire afforded by the patented Single Damper together with these SURE SAVINGS IallyShlumnt: Fresh mlu, Greamery L BUTTEE, - Ih, Fine Granulated SUGAR In cleth sack 5 Ibs. POT ROAST 3e Sirloin STEAK German Frankfurters lis25t] CHOPS Pure LARD , 21bs. 25¢ : Delicious Curly Strawherries box 15¢ Seedless Oranges . dez. 23¢ Best Wet Pickled SHRIMP, can - ~ Maine Style i CORN, can - - 8[: CORNED BEEF, l 9 One Ib. cans, - G Medium, Santa Clara PRUNES,? Is. Ripe RAILROAD MANAGERS TO MEET NEXT WEEK. Firemen at That Time. as announced co committce | recently organiz | consider the demands of engi would meet in t ¢ May 15, d y after meeting h tion here. | lemands are now on bitration and it is be- narters that the mes 1 managers on the | the situation in | No inkling is given, ‘ in the call for the meeting ters will be discussed. “ d in some | ing of the gene is to consider to firemen | Cause and Effect. | | Colonel Bryan's continued assaults | on Govern rmon may net be do- | ing any harm, but for some AtFountains & Elsewhere | Ask for "HORLICK'S” The*Original and Genuine The Food-drink for All Ages. 1 | At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. | Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without it. A quick lunch prepared in a minute. : Take no imitation. Snat say “HORLICK'S.” Nol in Any Riiik Trus{ | 9, in other ated umformly at all in such a way as to alike. That is one scientific heat flues make the Crawford § | Range a better ba- § ker than any other. ¢ j§ Then there is the Ash Hod instead of that old “ kitchen nuisance, | the clumsv ash an. F\OR SALE BY M. HOURIGAN, NORWICH AGENT. Bananas doz. 20c | ting | Journal May Consider Recent Demands of the | m—————————— Nealy Gookers w3 Legs of Potatoes Loin Round 1b. 18¢|STEAK EGGS Large Fresh Calif. DATES Royal COCOA, can - - Mohican Brand MILK, 2 cans Pure Filling FIG BARS, lew Gools Laundr: STA CH, 5 ibs, I n is na Kansas any [0¢ % FINEST AND PUREST OF FOODS Do Not Forget That We Deliver Your Purchases In City For 5 Cents TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SPECIALS 35¢|Lean FORK CHOPS 1 { 5 | Vellow ONIDNS 2qfs. | 5e Our Best 13 BREAD Inaf 3¢ fe Boneless 1b. 14c|Corned Beeflb10c|{LAMB . 1b. 18c 1b. doz. 93¢ | Sausrkraut Lettuce = head 8c|Asparagus 1b, 14c | ONIONS 2 1bs. 3¢ 9c Has any one told you about our Baked Goods and Pastry made by Expert Workmen in Our Bakery Department—DBest Dlsplay in Clty. ot g i ARMOUR’S STAR 8-10 1b. average HAMS ib. 18c 2lbs. Bermuda 18c 0 1b. 8¢ CARROTS o 2 dbe. 9C K sack 730 23c 25¢ 17c Mohican CATSUP, bot. Royal Gift Bread Flour, Slightly Broken RICE, 5 lbs. - Evaporated PEACHES, 2 1bs. Too ofter the man with the hoe g the vorse of an encounter with the with the gold brick. All Trolleys Lead To ferent | reall, "?’ The Business Center of Norwich Probably You., Come! lmpormnt Nemo inventions, Bulletin Building, omet Shaving Set THE HOUSEHOLD, $1.00 Comet Safety Razor Stropper for Blades Williams’ Shaving Soap, 6 Guaranteed Blades Nickel Shaving Brush FOR SALE BY 74 Franklin Street A NEW LINE OF Silk Half Hose at 25c and 50c The very limit of good values AT THE TOGGERY SHOP (}: 291 MAIN ST. J. C. Macpherson NORWICH, CONN. Overhauling and Repair Work —OF ALL KINDS ON— i AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAG- | ONS, TRUCKS and CARTS. Mechanical repairs, painting, trim- ming, upholstering and wood work Blacksmithing in all its branches. Satt & Clark Corp. 507 10515 North Main St. 'MAY BASKETS: May Baskets from 5 cents up. Par making, at Mrs. Edwin Fay's é | Franklin, Square. Crepe r, Baskets, Paper Flowers for . Conn. May Baskets An Excellent Variety Norwi g week o 0, Bas North RI ALL PRICES —At“ Cranston’s It's worth the differenco—A few dollars between a High Grade and Low Grade Carriage—One customer says: Three rides is worth the dif- ference. It is 8o comfortable and rest- ful after a, pleasant long ride. We are showing an extra strong line of Concords this year, a_vehicle suitable for two purposes, Pleasure and Business, Before buying look our stock over. Clip your Machine, $7.50. The L. L. Chapman Co. 14 Bath St., Norwich, Conn. horse with a Stewart I have a CAR LOAD of Agricultural Lime For Sale at a very Low Price In quantities to suit you. A. N. CARPENTER 23 Commerce Street Telephone 171. A Large Assortment of TRUNKS, BAGS and SUIT- CASES; also Leather Goods at LOWEST PRICES. The Shetucket Harness Co., 321 Main Street, Landscaping hing in this the time to es, Shrubs and intend to do any lac pere Estimate plans of planting | gladly giv GEbULIIG'S GREEYHOUSES. aprsd ST. MEgr. DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon In charge of Dr. 8. L. Geer's practice during his last {liness. MeG Buildira, Norwich, Conn Pies, Cake and Bread that canzot be exceiled. ‘PLoge your order, Frompt service LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) Delivered to Any Pari of Norwich the Ale that is acknowledged to be the best on the market—HANLEY'S PEERLESS. A tclephone order will receive prompt attention. D. J. McCORMICK, 30 Franilin St. THER» 15 no aavertsing medium 'n Eastera Gonnecticut eaual to The Bul- letin for business e —T0—~ NEW YORK STEAMERS Chester W, Mlflfl"fl“ Choose this roul Ia le !orb Yo ll yiow 8 water Hout et n:?.:":- Steamer leaves New London st 3 oy, lm Now ¥, .$15" tarr, 7 NEW LONDON NEW YORK adrite oe . 3, Agent New Lon E& Conri, for # New York CHELSEA LINE Fare $i1 Freight and v;m service direct to New From Norwich ru m Hondire Wednesdays, Frida; Freight recelved wutil s lu Pa™ F. V. KNOUSE, Agent. OTEL== GREGORI FEW YORK C17Y, 35TH ST., FIFTH AV, BROADWAY U Srten, Motern, i S L Nearsst mu lb- e NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE. 300 Rooma, each with grivate barh, 4 ot voom and wern, §2,00 577 OTHERS UP TO $2.50. PARTOR. REDROOM, BATH. u-. Specinl rates waek it u i carte, b, b "Rty s m-t- PLUMBING AND BY!AMFITTINO “Everybody’s Doing It” Doing What? Why having their roofs, gutters and conductor pipes repaired of course. And they are having it dene by A J. WHOLEY & (0, 12 Ferry Street Telophone A. H PREED 38 West Main Street is in the Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting Business. 1f you are in the market for anything in that line come in and talk it over. Our motto is mot how cheap, but how well. Let him give you references. Yeu get the expert and workman in ome No one to pay to tell some one else how. ROBERT J.COCHRANE Gan Fittin, ) Steam Fitting. 10 West Main St., Norwich, Conn. B. 0. Shest Packing. aprid Sanitary Plumbing A peep Into an up to date bathroom s oply less refreshing than the itaet. D g the summer you the more look to the bath for ).a comfort. 1 will show you sam plans of the porcelain and o and give you estimates for the m of putting them i in the best manner from & sanitary standpoint—and gnare ntee the entire job J. E. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing 92 Franklin Strest E. L. BURNAP Plumbing, Steam and Gas Prices and work satisf2~tory 130 Platt Ave. S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardson and Boymtos Furnaces. < 65 West Main Street. Norwich, Conn ~ THE FINEST 35¢c DINNER IN TOWN DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 4"~ GEO. E. PITCHER Civil h‘nur wishes to an’ sunce umu the publie taat l. has Brud'l C Mu:‘ “ Agent N. o NEWMARKET HOTEL, 716 Boswell Ave. First-class Wines, Liquors and Meals and Welch Rareblt sery order. John Tuckle, Frop. Tel. 43-f WHEN you want te put your ess e the u-n,fimu 5 ing columns of