Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 15, 1912, Page 9

Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIG, CONN. pecial Sale of Messaline Dresses Pretty Messaline Dresses, fit for any occasion, and all made in the latest styles, with high or low ncgk, tl.me- quarters or short sleeves, some have ruching trimmings, front and back, with girdle to match, others have _voke apd cuffs of lace. Colors are navy blue, light blue, wisteria, old rose and black, and each made to sell at'$10.00 and up to $17.50, but for a reason of our own “and which would not interest you as much as the prices.” We have them marked as follows, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. THE H. G. MURRAY GO. What Is Going On Tonight. : Wild West Show_Matineb and Night at t!u‘ul of North Street. e nu‘\'iulg Pichurcs at the Bijou and Seenie Temple. - EI\ stern Star Lodge, No: 44, A, F. and A M: would say that since he had Iaft the county jail on bail he had been work- ing and doing well. Judge Case sen- tenced Payette to Brooklyn for 66 days. Frank Thomas, who some time age was given 60 days in the county jail nolled. 'Thomas was given a sentenee of six months in jail, but exeeution of Judgment was suspended and he was placed en probation for a period of six months. Attorney Charles A. Capen represented Thomas. Joseph Bassett, aged 15, of Brooklyn, charged with rebbery, entered a plea of guilty: He held up George L., Bweet at the point of a revolver on e and took $2 frem him. tion of Its 16th Anniversary Tuesday Evening—Elaborate Supper Followed by Fine Entertainment. Hilltop Hose company, D., celet ed the 15th anniversary its orgar tion in the company’s house on Summit street Tuesday evening in a most pleasing and fitting manner by department, board of fire engineers, the | Place for him, as I lad’s heme en- daughter, who awoke, and recognizin, Jenking, called him by hame frightened him away. Granted Final Papers. A number of aliens appeared before Judge Case for their final papers and most of them were granted the papers and sworn in as naturalized citizens, but some had their cases oel]:mued. Michael Haddad, born In Syria, had his ease was continued. A M 4 by Judge W. A. Arnold in th cal | c@se continued that he might furf ‘.UP;;;“"‘,S,% S;!E Long Woman's Rellef | Dyl "Ciurt an the chd‘x'ge] ott ebrlefizch study and prepare himself to mer ST of the peace and intoxication, and teek | S2lsfactorily answer the requh‘h HILLTOPS' HOSPITALITY an appeal to the superior court, enterei | uéstions. Shadeen Shaheen v{“{ma!' il a plea of guilty to the charge of breach |2nother Syrian, did not know w e Generously Dispensed at Big Celebra- of the peace. The other charge was |Meant by “being arrested,’ an Among those to be naturallzed as ecitizens were Leister, Bhaheen Haddad, Jeseph Tur- cotte, Joseph Klapik, Alexander Tanus Haddad, Johkn Pottignon, Abraham Gluskin and George Paton. The examination of the candidates was condueted by Attorney Church of Bridgeport, the representative of the United States government. Judge Case will be here for jury criminal cases tenderi members of the com- | %/ ¥ Atterney C: H, | Imn‘re‘ ‘xxgi‘sre huan--v ¥ and associate, | Curtis of this city was appointed g:“’“r:;?‘fé{mmpfi]:;‘uzgm°m today for the mayor, city clerk, members of the | Suardian ad litem. It was agreed that . 3 board of aldermen, the chief of the fire | Feform school would be the proper LEAGUE FOR IMMIGRANTS, officers of the other fire companies and other guests the most elaborate ban- quet ever served under the auspices of the popular company on the Hill; also personations in the compa that was rendered by Harry Cotter, James Ferguson, L. Vincent Sweeney and George W, Willlams. One of the pleasant features in con- nection with the evening’s pleasures by the members of the company was the presentation to the company by its STONINCTON yironment was repor good. Judge Case the Connecticut s Meriden. not especial sentenced him ol for Aim and Scope of National Organiza- tion Explained by D. Chauncey Brewer. to boys at 3 3l for Tekla Bodga, recently arrested in o roviding an evening of enjoyment for -y - . 3 E ) — ;.H by furnishing a supplementary en- Willimantie upon the charge of adul- There wan a fair slzed attendance at tertainment consisting of vocal and in- | teTY, came up to pleas and as she was | the town hall Tuesday evenlng when D. strumental numbers and character im- | Without counsel Judge Case assigned | Chauncey Brewer, president of the Attorney P. J. Dan Following a confe y Charles E. § ney Danahey, it was deeid b way out 8f the c the woman deported. dered the c ent, to be North American Civic League for Im- migrants, delivered an address under the auspices of the Willimantic Board of Trade and Business Men's associa- tion. Mr. Brewer, a' Boston attorney, took as his subject the work that the or- ganization, of which he is the executive v to have Judge Case or- e continued for the pres- first foreman, William P, Jordan, a Georgo ¥ head, has done and is doing and pro- st e et sentenced to 30 d Brooklyn )oses to do to assist the Immigrants handsome arm chair of the mission |$en poses ,\‘W‘ 94 5 by Judge W. A old in the to become better educated and becoms ently, TE-R George R. Gifford ar Elmer M. | Police court was pr more substantial citizens of thelir b SEUSEE o outa: mesers o e Compaty who | Tuseiay i spur on s oo, i 043 | pted couni e, sy, shoad ¥ ibi Work— | have been cc ecter 1 since its | P€en released-on a hone A le r to | himself deeply eres e es- Farmers’ Institute on Friday—Dels- | Schools to Have E’h'bt bcf Pl B e e L . [EhSloourt moni. Thase A miold, o whith'| 0w, 100 adliiess “as of Eabvsint fii- gates to Hanover Confecence. Quarterly Meeting of Library Asso- Y Th upbullding .of the company to | Judse Arnold said that Herrick should | terest to all who availed themselves of =~ ciation. its present high grade of efficiency, | ROt be given less than 39 days in jail, | the opportunity to hear it. ¥ A meeting in the interests of agricul- —_—— hold | have held many offices within the gift [ WA$ read by s Attorney Searl i the varjous matters as outlined by Rural education will be held in Grange| Arrangements are being made to hold | B0 H0 b s, the former being |Judge Case s I do not feel li Mr. Brewer might be worked out even hall Friday afternoon, May 17, at 1.30| exhibits of the work of the pupils of4 oo 0 en "0t o voars and the lat- | Sentencing an old man like 1 He in a small way right in Willimantic b'clock. The subjects will be Corn and | the borough schools and Baw- | o o e vl e s v g fbieln: to LiRiL . He e 2 immeasnrabie good would accrue to the Connecticut Corn Contest, by L. A. | catuck schools. The hibit_in the | nember.of the Trception icominittes tltm concerning him all classes of people residing here. Clinton of the (?o:nexcml:tut Collegs of bo?“glzl‘;’r‘;“' hefid gn t1o (LernoM | throughout the evening looking after {:)‘r’:e‘;“:l““fi SC0r0s o | e M_—b . 4 Agriculture, an griculture an ar-| and evening of Ma anc Ay 25 | Gifferent deta i s errick Jud elie orps embers Serve Supper. Bening, by Professor Jarvis of the same| In the evening of Wednesday a ‘,‘\ n4| The main floor of the house, the ‘1“l. then. placed Mr. Her oM PTO | Tuesday evening in Grand Army hall college. The last lessure will be illus- will be given to view the “\"'..‘”"‘,,:,,‘,y truck room, was effectively decorated | Pation fflx a period of six month the hembors BF BRanci. sl Tote Worhe trated. e e anid phvsl- | with, Golored “stream Additional | Robert . Jer an’s Relief corps, 8, served an ex- About the Borough. e S . Diay Wl | liEnts fn B forniror o e cellent supper to members, husbands ' Bri AN U S sl e e _{abra cast a mellow the | 221 Bt X of members, their families and the John O’Brien and Charles H. Strong| yio. Without a Country will be pre- g % R ged | Of April 2, was without counsel. EoTioe o Ea i v T gwere callers i~ Hebron Monday. s\irfled. . 1,,",/=;> of grades 1, 2 and 3 | ntiiy : ’d!Jnl?lll!_(:n] ME.“"F Sk ;{1\,‘(1 yetvesitin il (o elmalida i 1 < 1o nmn‘w)mn (x]l ~r:;i‘]nl,n= S. L?ng' post, )nf. Joseph Bigelow of East Hampton | g cupy the early position, and |? the room from north to south, e ¥ Fite s Tealkina antared a o) G. A. R le supper was one o Mr. will occupy S eman L. Leo Thompson acted as | ¢ : those appetizing spreads for which the tvas the guest of his parents, Mr. and| iy,se of grogies 4, and 7 will fol- | aates in rharactitietis wtele.] Dlok of gulity: of mpt at rz The | T baboin: aud fho gl v Y Elmer Bigelow, on South Main e RIS ool friends of the | master in racteristic _style, | & © 0 el by Sl o o 4o |corps is famous and was thoroug u,:;.ct *’l‘mday ) ]"“:]‘ On '}l 1;‘|‘n nt .\«:;fid S, e ed at the middle of the head table ‘; s ‘\C‘]n“-i"]mi Jenkins u’ ance ”fl I hed by all. After supper there was L £ . l};‘fl”:f“] o will be on |00 the west side of the room. At his| W88 LIRS fome early In the morn- |, gocia] hour in the Grand Army hall ‘ At Hanover Conference. T}““:,‘q‘d““: PR 23 and 24, | left was Mayor D. P. Dunn, City Clerk | ;& and of s pan the wom- | hroper, * Deacon John R. Backus, Mrs. Edward | ang at My noon and |A. C. Scripture and members of the | . = 0 "% that = : Aaagemencd 3 . L board of aldermen, and at his right | %! 3 WEDDING. . Bunyan and Miss Elizabeth G. Day | evening, ) were Chief Thomas P. Foley, board of | 12d opened the let h " were in Hanover Tuesday attending Class Reception. engineers and’tha officers he other.] Walsh—Cos: e annual meeting of the New London e rric P (i X "The ddle A | £ | alsh—Cosgrove, ounty Assoctation of Congregational| The senior class of Stoninston High | f S S Tl not in use her and then | Tuesday morning at St Joseph's Diiurches and Ministers, as delegates| OV, ') S0l 3oy evening in Bor- | east side of the rgom sentenced Jenk than | church at 10 o'clock Attorney John A. from the local church. el g e X I reserved for the members of tha ¢ eight and not ears In | Walsh of Stamford and 2 Healey James Purcell, Jr., was the guest of . : 3 o | the state prison 1 After | Cosgrove were united in m age. A friends in Norwich Monday. Popularity of Library. | entertainment programme fol- | finishing that sentence nderstood | nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev. William Gillette of Lebanon was a| The quarterly me ¢ | niertalrime \m‘ 'hion quartette, | thet Jenkins will ha ace trial for | Phillp J. Mooney, while the marriage recent caller in town. . ington Free | A ‘II,” M rver, | breaking and 2 house In Leb- | ceremony performed by Rev. P. About fifty from here were in Nor-| held Monday evening Jorts of the | ety Mr. Keach: | anon the s and ting | H. McClean of Milford, a cousin of the fich, Tueeday, attending the Wild| officers were read and approved. The | sl e 'l'?fi‘nrv an entrance to a bedroom ¢ n. Dr. John I, Ryle of New York Weat exhibition. librarian reported books taken | D, P. Dunn: ad- | Who was sleeping with her 14 year old | was best man, and Miss Marion The W. C'hT' )II hlei% thir znrr:ual out, 220 fiction, non 1 4_1:; l.k ‘ Fifitnan: 'M,'” R e = . S - B meeting in the chapel Tugsday after- | book committee reported 56 book add- | P Welays noon. ed, 22 books pur iction and | Jack Williams Edward M. Day returned to 'Ha.rt_- 13 nu‘r‘l-n-‘l ‘IVLLln:t'r present inclu : Hilltop Hose |ford Mgnday, after a few days’' visit|gave 32 bhook another 1, Christian company, No. 3, W. F. Bt his e on Norwich avenue. | Science Publishing company 1. " Active Membes- Miss Jennie Hall of New Haven wes — Pias L Bk ° i .. P. Robert the guest of her father on South Main Campaigning in Alaska. 10530 - ecoRa | ptrest over Sunday. el PREINn & It takes the Alaskan delegate n & year to cover hi paign, says the San ! naut. He reaches the coast cit boat, goes down the Yukon to the i terior and goes in as far as facilities permit to the inter So closely is the popu the settled districts, howe is able to tell by midnight Samuel McDonald and Donald Bige- Jow returned to Hartford Monday, hav- lng been at their homes in town for the past week. ‘ Sermon Deferred. Argo On account of the stormy weather Sunday the sermon to the men fwhch Rev. H. A. Blake was to have ver reached was postponed until next nday, because of the small attend- hnce. ‘ the more important cities whether o i Miss Mary O’Brien returned to Fast | not he has been clected. -rummtm, Monday, where she is teach- g J. N. Phelps of Westchester was a | | Colchester caller Tuesday. | | Charles T. Wilson of Worcester was LumM on friends In town Tuesday. A SAFE SCALP TONIC. Gray Hair Vanish, ! ‘Who does not know the value of Sage and Sulphur soft and glos: As a matter natural elemen of it in the ha specialists to he for keeping the hair v, and in good condi Sulphur and a def is held by connected Hoods ies by on packed in r, that he of election day from the telegraphed reports from Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Makes the | Lincoln, secretary; I \ t B, Larned, treasurer; L. % am, ste ; D. F. Moran, . John, O. F , L. 3. “Chs Whittemore, Benj Johnson, W. Robir | W. R. Hibberd, ¢ Young, A, W. S Rosebre ¥ Brooke Faatz, D ry Members illmore, Je Fournier, H L e rseph her, A. J. : . Dondero, abs, s o} J. Vegiard. Eug mour, H, H. Lyms P. Benner, Micha B M- el Hinman, G A Donal A. T Bartle: nty Drudge n Cold Lunches. Anty Drudee—"‘ Why, Mr. Sorrowful, what makes you sit ol Jehn Sorrowfil—"‘T'm just waiting for Mary to hand me out a I never go in the house on washday, Your wife washed with Fels-Naptha soap to-day, and it was all done two hours ago. She has a St nice hot lunch for you and had time to read and play the ’ - of color and vitality of the questionably, there is no be 3 » | premature ~grayne than Sage \nd: - 4 2 | Sulphur, if properly prepared. ! C, 1. Boss, J. Eradicates scrofula and all | ™ yelh Chembenr Company of | - éll. A. Thornber : ‘Dthcr humors, cures all their | New York put out an ideal pre ‘ > F. D. Jordan, G. B of this kind, calle eth's Sag i Tarrabee, G. T effects, makes the blood rich | Supnur Hair Remeds. i whioe [ and abundant. strengthens a[] and Sulphur are combined with other 3 : ~ . valuable remedies for ing the hair | W 3 the vital organs. Take it. and scalp in clean, healthy condition. | the doorstep! b Get it today In usual liquid form or If your hair is losing its color or Ehocolated tablets called Sarsatabs. | constantly coming out, or if yvou a Conant, W . troubled with dandr dry, i 1 L. Harrot bite of cold lunch. scalp, get a fifty cent bottle of Wyeth’s | . Dem it smells like 2 bone mill.” Sage and Sulphur from your druggist,| The com ¥ ts included: Offi- f3 6 nT use it according to the simple direc- |cers of the fire department mas Anty Drudge—"" Nonsense. days’ treatment will make in the ap- | O'Rourke, irst istant’ engineer; 1 \ ’ pearanc nair. | W. Gerrick 3 assist engineer % v m:‘nf;;u;m;r: scl‘l”r;, under ;;u;li:‘armg»i Hornberger, third ¢ piano besides. V wi be refunded if the 4 1 remedy is not exactly as represented Agent Lee & Osgood. - FREE * One pair of Boy’s or Girl's iextemion Roller Skates Free | ‘with one pound of Baking ! Powder. THE T. R. SADD CO. 760 Main Street, Willimantic, Conn., ' Telephone 234-4. \ Civil Engineer, the public taat he has the Y. M. C. & THE FINEST IN TOWR HIRAM N. FENN UONDERTAKER and EMBALMER GEO. E. PITCHER ¢ fi wishes to an’ ounce (0 his patrons and | asi moved to 65 Broadway, Chapman building, oppesite 35¢ DINNER DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 42| ert Hose company, tchell, for ar assistant; E. seco Montge comp Grady, foreman; James Excelsior No. George first star company, | B. 0'Conn a ; Willard Alban ' 62 Church St, Willimantic, Ct. . Telephone Lady Assistant DR E. C. JACKSON Dentist, Painless Extracting and Filling a Specialty ;752 Main Street, Willimantio Telephone HOWTUCK AFE ANITARY ATISFYING Norwich, Conn, AMERICAN HOUSE Farrell & .8andersor. Props. PRING WATER Tel, 34-2. (Successors to Sessions & Dimore) *[mhalmers and Funerdl Directors, 80-62 Nocth Btrest. LADY ABSISTANT, [ Telephone connsction, BHETUCKET S8TREET, Dr.F. W, KOLMS, Dentisi Bhannon Bullding Annex, Room A Telophone 23, % peviod Payette of Willimantie, e e e s T with stealing a purse contain. E. B SPIING. Piaflo ]:‘“]of Ns\%guankg'fl I:OTEL. from {he person of Emil ) 2 . 5 suwy ve, nicr in the armory on Valley 'Phene 18i-4, Willimantie, Conn, Frirat-clasy Wines, Liguors and Clgars, | sircet on Oct 16, 1911, picaded gullty, T | Meuls and Welel Rovebjt sefVed to | Payette was not representod by esnmn- A mra vartety of Tresh Wishg alae |0rder: Jolin Tuclic, Prop. 43-5, | sel and .n,ri noi want ml‘), a8 he was = - - . The faets in the euse were unlhn,?youunlbh-l,u 7 e aavertising medium in ) the ,wur[}h‘\" Presecuting At- Liver Spots cured in a few days. STRONG'S FISH m‘.z'm 81, ) Bastern Cugu:cuugs waual tg The Bu,. | torney E. Frank Bughee and the latter MiR 1o Business Fssuiis #ald in justiee i9 ihe young map he - BPECIAL RATES to Theutre Troupes, Traveling Men, etc. Livery connected , George W, Williams, Ferguson, Robert O. Snow, John Trickett. The committe, cluded: E Larkins of arrangements in- airms C.H. t, Nelson Daniel STATE PRISON FOR JENKINS, Judge Case Gives Brutal Negro from Eight to Ten Years—More Coming to Him Afterwards—Other Cases Dis- posed Of, Superfor court, eriminal gession of the May term, came In in this city Tuesday morning with Judge Cass on the bench, Rav, Louis M, Flocken of the Methodist Bplseopal church offered prayer, M. Young, Di | tion committee: Leo hompson, 2 o | Louis Roberts, F. M. Lincoln, A. .D. water for 30 minutes. | c Willlam P, Jordan, John | And there’s never any boily smell when Fels-Naptha's used.” There was a woman who made a prayer to be saved from washday with all its care. Then she tried Fels-Naptha and quit pray- ing that particular prayer. It wasn’t ex- actly washday that sfie meant. What she really did mean was to be saved from boil- ing clothes, with its resultant nauseous steam and heat, and from back-breaking | fire brigade: Cotter, foren | John Hoey, first istant; Peter | ard, second assistant. Ci | P. Dunn, mayor; A. clerk; C. M. Holbrook, at |large; W. E. Webber, man at [large; Joseph Martin man__ at arge vid Ahern, alderman First I 1 word; 0. Jackson, Second {nard mbblng' Fels-Naptha answers that kind of peti- tion completely, if you use it the Fels-Naptha way. Follow directions on the red and green wrapper. For white i clothes you’ll read: Soap the clothes, roll and let them soak in cold or lukewarm Then rub lightly, rinse, hang out on the line. No, you don’t boil them; Fels-Naptha takes the pplace of that and hard rugbing, too. | Fels-Naptha has many other valuable uses—washing dishes for instance. You'll find directions for all on the wrapper. _Be sure and follow them, DERMA VIVA THE IDEAL FACE POWDER Makes face, hands, arms and neck as white as milk and does not show or rub off. Pimples, Blackheads, Freckles, Moth or Have handled this prepara- tion for years and recommend it, Utley & Jones. Price s0c. 8. Cosgrove, a cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid. Following the ceremony a reception was held and 4 breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cosgrove, 23 Lewiston avenue, at which about a score of guests were present, ' Among those from out of town were Dr. and Mrs. J. Ji Ryle, Dr, John J, Ryle'and Miss | Ra'T Mendles of Stamford. Attorney and Mrs. Walsh left on an afternoon train for a short honeymoon, after which they will reside in Stamford. City Court Idle. “Phero was no session of the local police court Tuesday morning. Personals. E. . Barbler of Ware, Mass., was a guest of Cyril A. Lamoureux Tuesday. State Policeman Robert T. Hurlsy of Hartford was in the city for a brief stay Tuesday. Miss Jennie Tsrael and brother Wil liam went to New London Tuesday to attend a dence glven by the Esordia club of that eity. Walter H. Woodhill left Tuesday for New Haven to attend the annual state convention of the I O, O. F. that is to be held in the Elm City commencing today (Wednesday). Mr, and Mrs. F. L. Avery of Mapls avenue left Tuesday for a few daye visit in New Haven. Mr. Avery goes as the delegate from Obwebetuck lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O. ¥, to the convention that opens in that city tods English Superiority. When we learn that they have five meals a day in England we are re- luctantly forced to concede that Fing- land’s form of government is in some’ respects superior to our own.—Ohio State Journal. Advice to Mothers Have you had baby's taken 7 I's an art to take baby’s phote- graph «s It should be taksn. To catoh his rogulsh little gmile, his pretty little dimple, Such photograps become prized remembrances of babyhood's days In years to coms. We have had years of experience in photoeraphing children. They always look thelr b take them. No troubles Snap them In a jiffy. LAIGHTON, The Photographer, Opposite Norwich Savings Soclety. NOTICE I HAVE RESUMED MY HACK AND LIVERY BUSINESS AT MY BATH STREET STABLE, WHERE ALL CALLS WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. TELEPHONE 883 WM. F. BAILEY (Successor to A, T. Gardner) photograpy “Wanting is—what? Summer redundent Blueness abundant, Where is the blot?” Robert Browning. A kitchen without a gas range can blot out the blue of summer skies with its heat and drudgery. Fstate ranges bake with fresh air, their scientifi- cally constructed ventilated ovens in- sure perfect heat regulations, the key to faultless bak A short cabinet of superior design including large hot- closet is an efficiency stove in every particular, a “kiichenette” compact yet complete, and those sturdy 3 burner cookers are in our shov-room ready for inspection, It's a wise plan to in- stall a gas range before the scorch- ing weather comes, avoiding disap- pointment and possible suffering, as Franklin put it “BE ON TIM®." Gas & Electrical Dep't. Alice Building, 321 Main Streef Overhauling ano Repair Work —OF ALL KINDS ON— AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAG ONS, TRUCKS and CARTS. Mechanical repairs, painting, trim- ming, upholstering agd wood work, Blacksmithing in all its branches. Scott & Clark Corp. 507 to 515 North Main St. Landscaping If you Intend to do anything in this line this spring, now the time to lace your order for Trees, Shrubs and g’erennla]n, BEstimates and plans planting ‘lndl'g' fven, of UVLDIG'S gRgE“flU!u. apr8d . BRNST., Mgr. Hack, Livery an‘d Boarding, STABLE We guarantee our service to be the best at the moat reasonable prices. MAHONEY BROS.,, Falls Ay e WEATS NEW e THE PALACE CAFE Step In and see us. P. SHEA, 72 Franklin Street. ou waut to put your 3 [‘?Io p|‘|=uc, ti- T bectar than throug ing co:umns of The Bulletis