Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 30, 1912, Page 2

mvncn BBLLENI; THIJRSDAY'. IAY 30, 1912 Murray's Boston $ WILLIMANTIC, COKN. A MOST TIMELY SALE OF Small Notions OPENING FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 30th Utst as you're off for your vacation tdere are a thousand and one little thinge that you require and usually pay full Sale is to meet that,condition, and every item price. Th is a bargain. COLLAR SUPPORTERS, |THREADS Featherbone porters—Sale price 4« Alfrbone Collar Supports, all sizes— Wale price 3c a set. Bale price Tc a set Collar Sup-/ in black and Finish Thread, e price 4c a spool. e & yard. $1.00 MISCELLANEOUS #ssorted lengths German' Siver Thimbl SEW. ING SlLK Py DARNING COTTON Bale price ic such. three spools for $c a pair, worth 25c Royal Socie ree hanks for e three spools for 5 #hres spooia for 10c, Bale price 20c. v Cuffs—Sale price three pai rsi Is White Cotton Tape, as- Ironing Wax «Bale price six f Asbestos Iron &olors, worth — Sale prices inches, 3c a yard;1-2 Victoria English Pins SAFETY PINS LACE DEPARTMENT price 3¢ a do H.MR Pm§ EMBROIDERY and Muslin Em- | FLOUNCING and 75¢ a yard. | NEEDLES price 4c a paper, colors, §-yard f. ‘AM) SQUARES | s {HAIR NETS PIN CUBES o STAMPED ‘ T PATTERNS HAT PINS Sale price six for |HOME JOURNAL BUTTONS e PATTERNS THE H. G. EHLMORE & ‘IHAIB (Successors to Sessions & Fimore) Embalmers ond funeral Urectors 60-62 North Street LADY AS3ISTANT. Pelephone coanaction. you want to puf ¥our busi- rg the public. there 1s-no me- red lhrolln the advertis- MURRAY ¢ [DR. F. C. JACKSON Dentist, Painless Extraciing and Filling a Specialty 752 Main Street, il You want to put youc busi tiie advertis- ing columns of The Buller rsanesunnes " WILLIMANTIC What Is Geing On Tonight. Memorial Day_Parade—2 p..m, Baseball—B. H. 8 vs: W: South Windham." Seenle Tempie: BILK WEAVERS DANCE, Every Respsct, Wednesday evening in town hall a large number assembled at the con= cert and dance given under the qus- picen of Windham Silk Weavers' unlon, local No. 715. The hail was elaborately decdrated by P, D, Donahue, Pink and | white predominated and there were beautiful floral decorations. At the base of the stage—across its front— hung a banner bearing the inscription i pink letters, “United We Stand,” appropriate, inasmuch as the weavers are out on strike at present. Musle for the concert and the fine i IHad Eczema T'd simply wash it away with that nd white—Sale | soothing liquid, D. D. D. Prescription. g drops _instantly stop | The very fir: | that awful itch, A 25 cent trial bot- ¥ | tle_will prove it. We cannot absolutely guarantee a do say this. bottle v it will it Better try a bot- personal guarantee. ood Co. | not cost you a c tle at once on o er, 4 Market St., Nor~ Conn., had been subject to back- due to kidney trouble for some He says: “Hearing of Foley Kidney Pills, T took them and they gave me relief at once. 1 recommend theém as a prompt and effective medi- cine for kidney and bladder trouble.” The Lee & Osgood Co. BAVI!] A WELLS the famous free trader, once told a friend, “If I had left my money in the Savings Bank I would be worth a great deal more.” h, Evidently he made some investments | that did not turn out profitably. Thou- sunds upon thousznds have had the same experience. Mr. Wells proba.ly had an acquaintance with as many | men of aftairs in his day as any citizen of the country, so if he would have been “worth a great deal more” isn't it a good plan for you to le-’s your mcney in the savings bank. This bank solicits deposits and guar- antees the depositors a safe, sane and conservative management, according to | | Windham the law. Savings banks can only invest in such securities as stipulated by law. The Willimantic Savings Institute, (Established 1842.) H. C. MURRAY, President. N. D. WEBSTER, Treasurer. 8 MONUMENTS, Headstonos and Markers in our stock erected. Obtain our prices 1000 artistls designs. Wid, F. & P. A. LENNON, corner Maln and Watson Streota, Willimantic. Conz. Beautiful Pott Flower in fu bloem given with purchases amoun 2 ing to We also give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps in addition to the flowsr with all sales. THE T. R. SADD CO. 760 Main Street, Willimantic, Conn, hone 234-4. HIR AM N. FENN KER and EM | Church St, Willima | Teicpnons Tady H. S at Moving Pietures at the Bljou and Largely Attended and a Buecess in | Barrows, Edward E. Bass, Arthur Ch Twom Griggs, James Haggerty, F. Louis | 25c or over. Only one to a| ¢ vartety of Fresh Fishi alss | 5. Oysters and Clama, at STRBIB FISH MARKET. 28 thrhy St FATENTS Frotect your idea. Handsome 60-page Guide Book Free. HARRY E. BACK, Attorney-at-i Phoenix Block, octiTuThs Daaielson, Conn, CL L LT LT T T TR PP TPE PPPers dance p bmme was furnished by Hickey's Refreshments were dispensed at intermission. The eom- mittee In charge of the affair felt highly satisfled with its resuit and re- P good sum {hat will be used the interests of the erganisation. DEAD AT 101, Mlss Jorusha Warren Crosby's Leng Lifs Comes to an End at Her Chap- lin Home. Jerusha Warren Crosby, dled at her home in Chaplin a little after seven o'clock Wednesday morning. Death was due to infirmities of age, Miss Crosby was 101 years old on the 1ith of last January, At the time of her 100th anniversary there was a cele- bration of the event in Chaplin, where she had resided many years. Miss Crosby was born in Lisbon, January 14, 1811, the daughter of Ezra and Mary (Warren) Crosby. She MISS JERUSHA CROSBY. was the second of a family of nine children, There survives onme sister, Mrs. L. M. Davison of Brooklyn, who 1s ears old. A brother, Martin W. Crosby of Brooklyn, dfled about a year ago at the age of 85. Other relatives are Kdward Davison of New Britain, Henry Crosby of Danielson, nephew Mrs, Nettie C. Hunt of Chaplin, Mr H. P. Cornell of Providence, and M A. Crosby of Brooklyn, nieces; Mrs. Joseph Griggs of Columbus, O. an| adopted niece Hartford, Miss Florence I Hunt of Chaplin, Edward, Herbert and Hattia Davison of Rochester, N. Y., Dorothy, Rober: and Ethel Griggs of Columbus, ©., Mrs. Cleland of Willlamstown, Mass, Franklin and John Crosby of Danielson, grand-nephews and nieces. DRAWN FOR JURY DUTY. Selectmen Submit Eligible List to Su- perior Court Clerk Warner. The board of selectmen at a special meeting Wednesday afternoon submit- ted the following list of gualified cit- izens for jury duty in the town of » Edgar M. Warner, clerk erior court for Windham of the phén L. Albro, Carl R. Alford, i . Allen, Clifford J. Alpaugh, Henry E. Anthony, Edward W. Avery, George S. Woodward, Napoleon Ba- con, Sr, John T. Baker, Oscar B. Benner, Joseph M. Berard, J. Octa Elanchétte, C. A. Bowen, Frank P. Bradway, Louis Bonin, John C. Brown, Eenry A. Bugbee, Alexis Caisse, Au- gust Carlson, John F. Carr, D. A. Lyman, Frank D. Blish, Walter T. ver, John dwin Backus, James Henry A. Larkin, Dewey A M. Gager, L Hall, Henry S, Harvey, James F, Hur- James Johnson, C. ac H. Johnson, Fr 1 W. Gerril n H. McK Norton, nk M. Lincoln, , George A. Bartlett, ey, Frank H. More, Oman, Henry isaac Sanderson, Arthur C. t, James M. Smith, R. O, Snow, Arthur E, Stiles, W. H. P. Sweet, Mar- tin H. Waterhouse, Louis P‘elnel Charles H. Bra arles L. Crane, Henry Arneld, R, E Mitchell, Cracken, Stan Robert H. Fenion, R. ¥ N. Potter, Nelsen A. Dan- , n, Bugene B. Hanna R. Jacksen, Archibaid W A. R. Burnham, James P. Mus- Edwin B, Latham, Jhn x, William J. Sweeney, P, ripture, am C. Card, Peckham, L Jg., Alph Thomas P. Feley, F. H L. Clinton y Sullivan, Tim, Many at Church Supper. r served under the adies’ Aid socieily of the patronized. Seriously 1ll. in Murphy of High street, wh dergoing treatment. for ty- was report: Wednesday afternoon, Murphy Holds His Own. w t the same, with no ter or worse, wh good omen by his con- Doss Not Improve, waorse, as he is gradually Wedn afterneen at praver was held at the home of Ellio A nner. At vices were held in zational church pastor of ng clergyman, T cemeter: v i of charge of the arrangements. ao'clock Officers of D. A. R. Chapter. At the annual meeting of Anne Wood i bome of Mrs, Lizzie P. Litchfieid, r gent, officers for the ensuing year wer of the facul R. Witter of | 3t Winsted. mberlain, Daniel S. Clark, James | Cochrane, Thomas H. Cole, Arthur S. | Fotter, George A. Cook, Fred Rose- | . Arnold Peckham, H. Dion, | William B. Elliott, Everett D. Hop- | Iins, George M. Flint, Louis Albert L. French, Henry Fi Nelson Clausen, James Cur Flynn, | Winifleld Noyes, | ‘ard, Samuel Chesbro, Timothy | liey, Roderick Young, | €°r, Horatlo A, Harris, John C. David P. Comtols, ~Charles A, Van- derman, James Harries, Hyman Roth- blatt, P. F. Moriarty, Neison Adams, John' G. Bill, Leon Laramie, L. B, Lin- coln, C. M. Holbrook, A. A. Trudeau. | J. O'Sullivan, George B. Mc- | Charles Kenvon, Charles M. Kearne rick, | { David MeCorm e L| Gelinas, Frank | rles | James H. gregational church in the | | Wednesday evening was well Murphy, the son of Mr. and at St. Joseph’s hospital, d to be failing rapidly on Murphy, who was shot a | g nesday evening, re- | ange | regim uette's condition & said so at Si, Joseph's reatment for an @ o'cleck in Andover for Mrs. Mary elected as follows: Vice regent, Miss Loulu P. Molt; cerrespending secre- Mre. Adele R Howle; board of nusc-ent, Mre. el W. Chappell, E.r! ertrude Remington; auditer, Gates Larrabee; chairman of brm committee, Mrs. Ide M. Kingsbury; chairman ways and means committee, Mrs, Almeda A. Frenchj iy committee, Mrs. Claire M. Case, Nellle A, Gager. Cannet Entertain Stats Convention. The senior chapter of the Brother- hood of St. Andrew has decided not to have the state convention of the order held in this city In November and notification of the fact has been sent to the state board of officers. At the time the invitation was extended to hold the convention in St. Paul's church it was expected that the new church would be in readiness, but as work has not yet been commenced, it was déemed best not to hold the convention here as the present church is too small. Postoffice Hours Today. Today, Memorial day, the postoffice will be open from 7 to 11 a. m., and closed from then until 6 p. m. There will be one delivery by the city car- riers in the morning. The rural car- riers will not make their trips. Personals. Miss Helen Dumaine is visiting Dan- {elson friends. G. H. Hewitt of Lebanon was in the city Wednesday. Mrs. John E. Brick of Windham road was a Hartford visitor Wednesday. Miss Delia Dumaine |s visiting her sister, Mrs. Willlam Urban of Spring- fleld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Thompson of Prospect street spent Wednesday in Hartford. J. L Case of Hartford wae a guest Wednesday of James P, Mustard of ‘Windham street. Mr. and Mrs. James Rowan of Quercus avenue, were Hartford visit- ors Wednesday. Mrs. George W. May of Manchester, | formerly of this city, is the guest of friends in town. Mrs. J. B. Baldwin and daughter, Belle B. Riggleman, spent Wed- ay in Hartford. H. C, Keach of North street left ‘Wednesday foremoon for Ansonia to spend, Memorial day with his family, who aYe visiting relatives in that place. Miss Anna L. Bates has notified the school committee that she will not re- turn as a teacher at the Windham high school for another year. Miss Eates has been appointed a member of the Gilbert school Mrs. Edward P. Howlett of 92 Brook street goes to Providence today (Thursday) to witness the baseball game between Baltimore and Provi- dence, Her son-in-law, “Left a former pitcher of this cits member of the Baltimore nine. mith, is a The Honored Dead. Following is a corrected lis? of the soldler dead in local cemeteries: WILLIMANTIC CEMETERY, Civil War. Charles Atwood, George Armitage, Joel Arnold, J. Q. Adams, W. B. Avery. George R. Baldwin, James T. Burn- ham, Capt. John S. Bartlett, John Barrows, James L. Bliven, Josiah H. Brown, Willlam Buckley, George A Bull, Lester E. Bral Courtland G. Babcock, Amos E. Bailey, Lovel Baker, Thomas Britner, Lewis H. Brainard, George L. Briggs, Loren Bradford, Bd- gar Burnham, Willlam A John Bolles, Elisha C. Boden. nchley George C. Campbell, Jullan G. Carey, George Capen, Samuel Chittenden, David Clapp, ——— Corey, Alonzo Cushman, lesenart Cushman, Dr. David C. Card, Sanford A, Comins, Ear Cranston, Eben Crane. Willlam H. Davis, Charles W. Den- nison, A. W. Dexter, Allsnder Dorman, | Adam Deidrich, Enoch Dodd, James G. Davoll. A. G. Franklin, . S. A Cyrus A. Green, John Grundy, Alo Grifiin, Charles A, Green, Nelson Greene, Willlam H. Greene. William H. Hall, Alvin ( E. F. Harris, George D. Harris, Alfred Harvey, Edmond W. Harvey, Jam Harvey, Jerome Henry, Thomas W. Henry, James Herrick, Henry Herrick, Newton M. Holt, Henry K. Hooks, Canfield J. Humphrey, Caesar Hall, Dan W. Hayden, Jr., Daniel Hornbe rri Andrew J. Holyoke, Henry Woward, Origen Hall, Andrew J_Henry, T. Mo ton Hills, Willlam C. Harbison, E Hill, Thomas W. Henry George B. Jordan, Thomas Jordan, | Henry Jackson. Dwight Kenyon, Otis Kenyon, | Andrew E. Henry H. lam Lew Long, James F. | Charles S, Lyman, Andrew W, Loomis, Francis Ma John M arles H. Dantel O’'Ne rles Nichol Willard 1 James L. Pilling E. F. Payson, J, Monroe Perkins, , am S. Purin- ton, Fbenezer Pinney Milo F. Queen William Roberts, John M. Robertson James M, Rog Benjami zur F. Reed, Henry F. Royce. eorge C. Sexton, Austin ‘o ‘mour, Freeman Small, Hiram Snow, Thomas Spencer, Wolcott Strong, Trad W. Storrs, Willlam K. Sweet, William Snow, Henry Smith, Leonard Shaffer, Erastus Spicer. Peleg Tew, Wililam W. Thompson, F. W. Thorne, H. W. Thorne, Ebenezer Tilden, John Tew, Hezekiah Thompson, Wiilard N. Tucker, Bdward M. Thorne. John N. Weaver, Kugens Weeks, Godfrey P, Weeks, Charles A. Wood, Stephen M. Whitman, Asa Whitney, Eugens E. Winton, Liclan Woodworth, | Russell 1. Webber, George H. W Bmith, Co. A, Twent Bonajah ¥ first regimen is ad In Po Isnao Garretson k cemetery burled in Bast Hartford cemetery Rovslutionary War. Asa Harvey War of 1812, W, W, Aver raim Herrick, Philip Potter. James A. Hempst r¥ Prentice John Andes Loughlin Br: Brett, Patrick tean, Tlmothy Bremn: James Carney Clark, James Conn y, Patrick Cg lo, Thamas Costells, Martin Cryne, David Crenan. Themas Danne Patrick Dunn, Patsick Foran, John P, Farrell, Pat- rick Fitzpatrick. Frank Gallagher, William Gallagher, chapter, D, A. R, held at the | Phamas Gailamore, T. Bavigan, Frank Gormley, Luke Grimes. | Wnlllmantic, Danielson and Putn m Thomas Quinn. Felix Reoney, Thomas Stackpole, soldler dead, it will also take on much | Life Pills surely put new I e e e a5+ eck-| of the regullr holiday agpect. Tho day | F1eTEY into Chester Beckwith, George Baker. g : r. | oelient for stomach, It A" 3%. Chappell, C. C. Ohappeir ¢, .| I this section and will be character- | or_stomach, liver or Kidaey ; "The | troubles. 2 . Gorge Ti_ Chaepbn 5| ized by various events in sports. The 2 Chappell, Herman E. Crowell. Eieazer' S. Fitch, Elisha Phillips. | §2mes a8 will also independent teams Henry H. Gray, Benjamin 1. Greaves, J. T. Hough, Charlles H. Horton. Dewitt Clinton Lathrop, John Leach. Oliver P. Ormsby. Philetus G. Perry, Walter Plumley. C. H. Ripley, E. F. Ripley, F. W, Rip- Obsdiah Rounce- Alfred Rood. Harrison Rood, , William T. Rice, Marvin Smith, Charles Spencer, Fred Spencer, John L. Stanton, Revolutionary War. Pl oD 000k " 5 _| An indication of the absorption here- | Hartford T T ares: Moo | abouts by textile workers of revolu- | alternat. e Cladekian Enderiin John. iton, | tonary theories as to the established | Week zer Ga s L i vent of the I. W. W. organizers, now | Hezekiah Ripley, %m.fi”"szflfifl active in this district of cotton, wooler Nahetnlih and worsted mills, is contdined in the , Nathaniel " ot Nathaniel Wabb, | these words advancing the claim that | John S. Billings. War of 1812, Luther Backus, John | Without these now essential perquisites | d vhile Herman Crowell, Bliphalet | to any large measure of success. This | —a cave-in John _Follett, Thomas Gray,|amazing proposition Was enunciated | trench. One of the Calvin Hibberd. | With all the confidence that might be | broken collarbone Ladd, Solomon Loring, Eli- | born of a clear power to see what the ‘ ployed by the Petrossi ¢ sah Millard, Timothy Perry, Nehemiah | future holds in store. Charles C. Hayward, Thomas Snow, Nathaniel NO BEER FOR WAUREGAN, ‘«'unflr' tion. Swift, Peter Wales, John R. Weaver, | Joseph Beaushemin Arrested f . Sampel Webb. T el Ui NORTH WINDHAM CEMETERY. chasers. Albert H. Backus, Nathaniel W. Ben- nett, Joseph H. Bennett, Stowell W.| Burnham, James Johnson, George Holt, Dr. Remus Robinson, Bennett Lyon, D. | <. Sweet, Charles G. Revolutionary War. War of 1812 iah P, Brown, Park Brown, Al-| coln, Stowell Lincoln. SPANISH AMERICAN WAR. day night Beauchemin, employed for | St. Joseph's Cemetery. Captain Edward Flynn, Edward J,|them to the Wauregan men who had Fred Davis, | this work, it was said Tuesd Willlam Falv ‘members of Third Con- | Officer, and Fred Mitchell, the last Connecticut Vol 8 . B, . D e eitan | to Whom the kegs were to be deliver: | d8y8 for the sirikers and James Hagan. Willimantic Cemetery. Johnson and Lin Company B, Third Connecticut Volun- | against the prisoner and he was re teers; Willis Goff. Mansfield Cemster; Anson_Fentory, Ferry Cemetery. Christopher Able Seaman John y, Washington, D. C. DANIELSON Injury to Bulletin Newsboy—Business Men Fear Advertising Frasd—Wau- regan Man Arrosted for Having Beer in His Possession. Franklin, | { Marius French, Noah Freeman. John W. Graham, Thomas L. Green, | o Ernest Ross Warren was a vi Yale university, a dance in Phoenix theater Wednesday | Putnam High school in the Haptist | ceded : (FIATOVET | On Auto Trip With Norwich Relatives. Memorial day Jailer Albert S, Fields has been call- | fret owner have been taken from the | Feina ¢ ed to Iilinois by the serious iliness of | joea] station, where they have been ‘houlhhrldus -\!’110) P | nest Lyman Mil | Chapman of Gurleyville are Memorial day guests of Mra. Mills, R , and Charles ha m Chapman| Senator George A. Hammond has Ella Chapman of the West Charles Shepard and First Communion Ciass. Going to East Killingly. ¥k = t K gl L ing f v e g v at the Young | i . ; » " H \ngl g @ | F. Reed, ncipally for the decora- : being made in the ons for the Pentecostal church | to be erected this summer on the site The fund for the s not vet completed. Misuse of Bubbler. A bubbler was attached to the W. C. T. U. drinking fountain opposite the Dexter block Wednesday. improvement over the | but.chdren, and others, would do weli | not to put the bubbler bulb in their h, ns some were seen doing soon |afier it was attached, Want an Exm Cant Per Hour. motormen on the lines of the Connectient com Ing an advance in wages, before officials The local car crews is sald, than on Academy st church building This 1s an drinking cups, mv ductors and A, Twenty-frat | Willimantic and is is pald on eity an hour advance IS sought here, | Bulietin Carrier Struck by Motorcyocle. H. Walten, | Loges Wednesday The metal-framed mail carrier wheel of the machme , cutting him | and knocking The aecident was startied by i of the hern. a dodging match ensued, . bla 'n, The boy - i . Young ; [ O'Leary was taken into the Quinebaug 6 Farde od U s infuries unaveidable, a warning bl John Carney, Michael store by Mr, Logee and Dr. J. N, Per- reault summened. are not regarded as serfous. ertens | T xg men. vivers EVEN CURES ULCERS are Bave Remarkabls Results Frem New Skin bInfl'm t two weeks| Remedy that Costs Almest Nething. twe wi have ull and aceom- Mn olv-eetnnp-mmlle! 0Od sores and ulcers are quickly re- to cont n Heved and cured by using cooking reuipca. Lhele atter to ‘wonderful skin food that is Hurley, Charles Husten, Patrick Hoey, supplied by woinen of e mtesnn | as o e R ure ch, and sold or | Hezema, pimples, biac n:m i ;lyley, James Kenney, Ter- duflfirnted by the latter. The adver- mm lich and every form of Owen Loyd, Thomas Loyd. f not only I ki e James Monany;| Fo83. and was disposed of not only In .reue\uu akin food and Robert Moon, Michael McCann, ——— MeGill, Patrick J. Murphy, sald that he had paid | agents. for Hekara, beot author- Thomas O'Sullfvan, Michael O'Lough- | Foe 3 ir T 102 tising was sold at the rate of $10 a | disease respond to this elm but In lounp.bu: bwell.mA e k el m""" ought a e Ongood Co., the lecal for it, as had others for thelrs, | ized hy_the m-mmn he understood, Bince he pald his|the punn- price to money he has seen or heard nothing | customer. Bu: n hr hfii John Riley, Peter|of the prometers of thelt proposition. |for yourself w Other of the berough's business men |edy Hokara re;lly lm Libe: hr for Edward Sheridan Danlel Sullivan.|in on the deal are wondering wherp |36c. Larger sizes 50c and $i. chael Shea, John | they get off, Sullivan, William Smith, Bdgar Sary. | ‘Yo, the Heliday Will Be Observed. WINDNAM CEMETERY. . What Texane Admire ¢ ‘While Memorial day in Danielson and | 8 hearty, vigorous life, according te vicinity will be especially devoted to | Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio. “We paying appreclative recognition to the | find,” he writes, “that Dr, King's : person. Wife and 1 be- e the best made” Ex- will mark the opening of summer parks | lleve they cts. at Lee & Osgood Co. teams of the Bastern Connecticut — o R, W. Danforth, 166 No. Maln league will play double header ball| . b Fo DO g By '& hereabouts, notably Dayville and Put. | 79¥ trquble but they did not cure nam, these teams meeting for the | pOc7! he saw an advertisement morning game in Putnwm and for the | poley Kidney Pilis and began afternoon session at Wildwood park. | ;o®"- In @ short time 1 This morning Memorlal exercises are | ;p 8¢t better, the pains left my to be held at Brooklyn and East Kil- | | “l'““"" of the kidneys was free lingly, Danlelson's _exercises coming, | haseen ', 4nd the scaiding sensati.n as usual, in the afternoon. Many of | C4sed. I gladly recommend Foley Kid- the stores in Danlelson posted notices | "¢ Pllle” The Les & Osgood Co. Wednesday stating that the placs — Wiiliam | would be ¢losed ail day Thursda. ¢ Effect of I. W. W. Doctrine. been drawn for service on a federsd grand jury now sitting on cases at » or Hammond i an (o lormer Governor Frank B, delegate from Connecticut to ibli alional convention at or Hammond has plan. attend the big event and wil eavor to be excused m o Jury see before that time Lincoln, | order of soctal conditions since the ad- words of one textile worker to another, | vice in a course of vear In the foretront | WO Of Contractor Petrossi's Men Ime men of education and special training | Jured. will have no advantage over the men| Two more labo s have been infur- Work excav catching ng for sewers hem in the men suffered & The men were em. mpany of ontract now under Harts Calyin | — [ build tr d, wh sections of s Justin | STRIKE STILL ON. ing to Deliver Eight Kegs to Pur- Agent Waterman lnd Mechaniceville Operatives Fail to Come to Terme— Statement by Strikers’ Committes, Wwhown in the town of Plainfield, at aurcgan, Joseph Beauchemin has P Deon befare & Juiice’s GOurL this week | o ALOther meeting of the canfarence for an investigation of his having in | oITIEEe OF Bhe Striking Mechanics: his possession sundry kegs of beer | Watorman of the French River Textik purchased in Danielson. A man in| . wioRAR QO L FERECh THYeR TeRtte Wauregan, of course, has a fight io | TPy, Wednewdsy morning, was have several kegn of beer in his pos- | PEOSICYe 0f no advance toward an seasion, but he must mot forget that | ASTeement. Members of the commities he is under restrictions applying in no- | Pt {17eT Hhe meenE ’ license _territory. It appears that | b°T Informed by Mr. Waterman thet Beauchemin had not forgoten e (it GRS SR lking foi im ove e telephone, | 1y oo b0€ PO e T over the lelephoni®, | 1y concessions enumerated in thelr Wednesday atternooh: Mon- | 53, 0f EVCFaRCes, | L L fternoon in Foresters' hall in this the principal speuker being Or- er Perry of the . W. W, The r a g of the gathering was a decisi Michaei | Purchased them and secured him to | ¥u't e Joseph | deliver them. While he was engaged in | o€ [ opevatives o temain idie. Grand | 0 “would be maintained, : last Saturday. s end of this week will mark the Healey, | Damed of Central Village, arrested “ - 1 | Beauchemin, with whom were the men | SXPiration of the ilme limit of - the purpose, came to Danfelson and got | a load of kegs, about elght, to deliver | ¢ ea, all| Juror James Ward, Jerry D ed, took him to Central Village and | COMPany's tenements, as ihey locked him up, taking the beer into |5¢Tved With notice to do within | thetr custo When presented hefore on Thursday of last week. In of | the court Tuesday no case was found ot the Susnilies have SN SIS but the majority of those affect- the notice remain In thelr leased. Beauchemin on Wednesday was contemplating taking legal act against the officials who took him into custody, for false arrest The kegs of beer have besn return- | conference committes of the striking operatives gave out the foi- lowing statement Wednesday after- : ed to the parties that purchased them; | "000: & s« anrlnca Cgmuury, New Haven. | byt one lot of two dozens of heer, be- We, the strike « the y B, and|longing to Joseph Poudretts, w | striking employes of the French Rives Arlington | turned empty sald. Textile compt Mechaniceville, Conn. hereby m & ment for publicat PUTNAM First—That when we first made Imown our grie to Mr. Perey Statement lssued by Mechanicsville| Waterman (superintendent Strikers' Committee—Death of Jo- St seph F. Russell—Jones and Cutler That there Await S-n(ence on Friday in Eonon any fine on the fine list and this was the first Rev. George D, Stanley, who recent- | | Strike. o following state as not been slack thread ause of the tor at | 1y came here from Jewett City as p n view of o above New Haven, Wednes- | tor of the Methodist church, is to de- | facts girike committee, dul liver the baccalaureate address befors | author the strikers, hereby de- Hiram Burton and Roland Grey gave | the members of the senfor class of the clare ntil our demands are ac- will not work for the | church Sunday evening, June 16. French River Textile compan Clark Palms Set Outdoors. - s i el | F iD 8. EL RY rman. Miss Lucy Fournier of the West Side| pytnam is again the Pasadena of | G MORAN n an auto | eastern Connecticut. The beautiful WILLIAM E. CARPENTER, trip to New Haven with Norwich Tela- | giant palms presented last year to the VR iieN ROBA railroad company by a wealthy Pom- o MARTIN »mmittee.” kept all winter, and on Wednesday | Additional Putnam News on Page Six Foote of | were placed In the little plot which | Br- ¢ occupled last summer. May Be Excused from Jury Serv Brig.-Gen. J. F. Coughlin, who fought in the war, is desd st Manchester, N. H of For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the an.mr\im nor! NARCOTIC. cticut. A Aperfect Remedy for l“l‘m’fi detivery &1 | tion, Sour Stomach.D Arihus W, I8 | Worms Comvalsions.Feverisk For n'or the acci- | ness and LOSS OF SLEER: ' Quinebaug bRk a seml- Thirty Years Beact Copy of Wrapper. Bornard Hasl Michael Hart Fames Onse jmave. and fur (he secand sdes