Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 7, 1912, Page 2

iy Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN, SPECIAL SALE OF Wash Fabrics CONSISTING OF PRINTED WASH SILK, SILK STRIPED NOVELTIES AND SATURN DE SOIE Our Wash Goods section offers a most wonderful opportunity to those who need a few more wash gar- ments. We never had a better showing of wash nmlm:iuls than at the present time at a most remarkable saving. This collection consists of Printed Wash Silks, Silk Strip- ed Novelties, Satt s Spie and Corded Voiles in very pretty colors and patterns, and are the regular 50¢ qual- ities, now marked at 25¢ a yar Agnes W o | LEFFINGWELL i g MISSIONARY SOCIETY | S Tt ey 15 4 | Holds Interesting Meeting at Home of sctmen " re inst Mrs. J. G. Ward, It A . s Miss! society of | W i h I Japt hurch met j. G. Ward Wedne: follows: Singing, He % Psalm J. G. Ward; report ng Do Missions say? Mre. Eiliott Dolbeare; reading, Wife, Mrs, Ella Beebe Mrs. Silas W. Leffin Mrs. Leland Palmer: Soul: reading, ) My ssion ir. Smith’s Tee's Great 1 lis; reading, I \ omas H. Pea- P fourteen he meet- ng Sunlight. It Adds to the Comfort E of Summer Evenings i ‘ " | FALL CAUSED DEATH. Mrs. Edward Norton, Formerly of | rAle is | | Colchester, Dies in Meride Clicg safer—and more_satisfying of 403 Colony ywn a flight of Tuesday mo within haif s, Edward Nor re cool- recovering illness of a 1 it is thought that seized with a diz: spell and rward. A daughter was as- ng Mrs, Norton at the time, but of her and could not prevent M Norton uck on her | head, the shock killing h: 1 [ Norton was descending to the r was abont half way lemons and d en she fell. erystal-pre spring wa to Meriden from Sheeoughly with chil [ She was a as men and women. " urch from the maved from the ginger, elimin: beginnin, nization, but when { y 4 g the parish was ¢ d she became a | g S vy member of St. Joseph's. She was 65 makes Clicquot as safe 2 S @ | vears old and besides her husband is OTHER CLICQUOT BEVERAGES | rvived by four sons, James, John, asilla _ Birch Boor NE rd and Willlam, all of Meriden, forperitla | Bivch Beet ® [ana two dangnters, and, Anna. s Phophits B | she 1eaves 1. ildren. ar class grocers by the B B e cam, doors v Doty at 5 D. H. Burzham's Death. ::;1.»/-1 ; A Un correspondent W t he death b Two Larce; ; nany last Saturday brings to mi : that Mr. Burnham visit v } GLAssEs A ears ago with his son-in-law, A. B. Walls, and fell in love with the at- INEvery B | tractive’ roughness of tha old; Unton ills. M m was the architect t Chicago in 1893 s “the builder of Swiss President’s Limits. T £ erland is so titution that, xcep al purposes and to fa- ate the exchange of courtesies and f icable undersianding. for- 1 nations, he has no more standing the he six members of the | of which he forms a part, Harper's Weekly, He is elected one no official residence s is to sign the docume iis salary is in our to about $3,600 a year, I ere is no provision for private h traveling or enter- He is expected to live in the »f the cou: is office, the bund and they are elect get $3,000 a for three yi ars, their votes having the same force as th the pre t. As a rule, the president of Switz- A2 nd is before election a member of Sl e g s council and is elected to the high- 75 MONUMENTS, officewithout osition; but in 83 he had and, though he n e m, he was unable to support what In his country is Jooked s an affront and committed sui- e guration. onnection, it might be well b0, that Switzerland iz the the globe where it costs s in certain cantons | or are buried at the ex- Headstonos and Markers In our stock ready to bs erected. Obtaln our prices and inspect 1000 artisti> designa. WM. F. & P. A. LENNON, eorner Maln and Watson Streeta, ‘Willimantie. Conz. DR. F. C. JACKSON Dentist, 5 e | Painless Extracting and ‘ A Continuous Pgriormanf‘. = Filling a Specialty | the psychological | . . | mom s gels (he noming #52 Main Street, - - Willimantic | from his party svery time without even ‘Telephone ‘w effor Galveston News. s e e —— ELMORE & SHEPARD, A SAFE sC»\LPwTL)NID. (Successors to Sessions & Eimore) Tmbalmers and funerdl Lirectors, 60-62 Novth Street. LADY ASSISTANT. Telephone coznsction. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Makes the Gray Hair Vanish, know the value of Sage v keeping the hair dark, | glossy and in good condition ! o t phur is a s ement of hair and a deficiency % | of it in the halr is held by many scaip | A“to Truck Mov'ng l cialists to be connected with loss | lor and vitality of the hair. Un-| questionably, there is no betier remeds | LONG DISTANCE WORK for hair ana scalp troubles, ) A SPECIALTY premature grayness, than Address: P. A, WEEKS, or 'Phone ¥ 350-2; 338-12 or 254-5, Willimantic Ct. | E. H. SPRING, Piano Tuner Chemical Company "Phone 185-4. Willimantie. EPpe air 18 losing its color v it you i, or dry, itehy L fty cent hotile of Wy eths | i druggist, | our Ariggist, | o it according mp A mwe varvary of Fresh Fishi wis | uoubl th dand Scailops. Oysters and Clame, at 5 STRONG'S FISH MARKET, 28 Nirt 5. and see what a difference a few e atment will make in the ap- L L R e A All druggists seil i, under e UNDBRTAKER and EMBALMER | 00 he money will be re.un(’i:ml sr"xh., $2 Church St, Wiliimantic, Ct. remedy is nol exactly as represented. Talephone Lady Assistant Agent Lee & Osiood. ananl asaessEnansnes! antic, Danielsonand Putnam esnnnusnsanan, NS EEEEEE AR N A IS RN RSN RR RN AR SES NP AR SRR AR RN REE sacted save to counsel the comrades | Ceneert company; the Chicago Ladies' | congregation uniting with the congre- contemplating attending the - | orchestra; Bastern Concert company, | gation on the hill. is of the s 9 ment to safeguard the interes appearing in the order named ,one| To Speak Adventists’ Conference. ' What ls Going. On Tonight, easiern Connepticut comrades, ¢ACh month from October to Fabruary, | s i Girls' Glee Club Annual Regeption inciusive. . and Dance in Town Hall Among the speakers te be heard here at the Rhode Island and Eastern Con- n 3 Condition Enceuraging. At Stafford Springs F 1 t dvent Purinton Temple, No. 2, Pythian Sis- - prings Funeral. necticut conference of the Adventist ters. John T. Murphy, who was shot two| Mrs. Mary Shea, widow of Dr. D.|church on Tuesday, Wednesday and Moving Pictures at the Bijou and | vweeks ago last Wednesday evening,|F. Shea, and her sister, Miss Kather- | Thursday of next week are A. F. Trice Scenle Temple. #3 he was coming frem work, was very | me Tigue, were at Stafford Springs | of Bridgton, Conng L. ¥. Reynolds of . =3 comfortable at St. Joseph's hospita: | Thursday to attend the funeral of a | Providence, R. L; F. J. Davis of Laf< I. W, W. PLAYING OUT. Thursday, He Is able to sit up a lit- | sister of Dr. Shea, avette, R, L; S. T. Barber of River- ; S tle. 5 point, R. L; G. A. Ferguson of Peace- o - Organizers Leaving Town—Chief of | . Briefs and Personals. dale, R. L; Wiiliam H. Durfee of Oak- Police Forbids Woman to Selicit \ ¥ b"l‘;‘;f: o ‘l’;;m':l:gn‘”;{;‘lmng“? waS | Jawn, R. 1, and Rev. H. E. Thempson, . o Noran o it wan | * S BB TRI | ERCpSL, e, Hiton, e er ith Sulpho-Naptho recent guest of relatives in town. e ' Dis | gng 0 Thursday forenoon, Benjamin J. Le- Pl R Beme as the result of 1vy poisoning. ‘| Feltman, pastor of the Advent church- Mrs, George H. Spencer of Bridge| George Foote of Southbridge, for- . Vi sere, an organizer for the I W. W.|sireet spent Thursday i Hartford — |merly of Danielson, was visiting here | C2 i Putnam and Daniclsan, Wil glsq T, with ‘ofhee. prashissrs, hus ‘Voch | "o Socnt (TBUIMay in BEaritord. - il merly of P R DO i el NOW IS THE TIME to prevent the in the city for several weeks, said | cisl % Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh subjecy o i veral weeke, i |for a visit with friends in Norwich.| Mr. . Jame sh are en- | Cn ik rgymen. T f T T O iotomn for & while,| Miss Verna M. Hastings has gone | \S3ining Mr. Walsh's sister, Miss Ca- | “'Roy, Wells Partridge of Marblehear, pest of flies in your house this Summer. therine Walsh of Brooklyn, N. Y. and then to New Jersey, where many |to Providence for a visit of several Thy . % Mass., is visiting relatives in Putnam, NE FLY hatched Oda means man' labor difficulties exist at present. Ho |days with friends. pms;d;:“'-“:‘lg“:gfl;";:’ the Daptist| " Rey, W. F. Geissler of FHingham, o today y said the Interests of the local of the | Mrs. Mary Kelley and son James left | sonage this (Friday) evening at six | MAsSy i8 spending a few days with MILLIONS later in the Summer. Crganization in this city would De | Thursday for a visit with Mrs. Ashley | oclook. friends in town. ; looked after by its members, but that | Weldon of Randolph, Vt, Mrs. Kelley’s | Harpld Atwood, son of Mr. and Mrs.| First Reunion in New Building. FLIES BREED IN UNCLEAN diterent speakers would be sent here | daughter. H. Clinton Atwood, is one of the grad- | At the annual reunion of Putnam irem time to time to deliver addresses: | A marriage licenso was fssued on | uating class at Clark college, Worces- |Hish School Alumni assoclation and PLACES. Put a tablespoonful of Sulpho- IUrRday arternoon, o b Thursday to Joseph Tesar, 28, and | ter. the annual banquet in the school . been in the city for some time, off | 3fjge Marie Jezak, the latter of South| Dr. J. B. Shannon was a visitor in|gymnasium Monday evening, June 17, Napthol in a gallon of water. SPRINKLE me to deliver addresses. d on, in the alleged interes of the | Wingham, Norwich Thursday. Robert T. Elliott of the Worcester L :};;gmufie.a;mm. th:;l“,‘,‘;"‘fi:: e A touring car for Ernest Ross War- | C sical High school will be toust. YOUR GARBAGE PAIL, and any musty bt i = rsonals. ren of Broad street arrived here on|master. Prof. Walter S. Bronson of ups” in the I W. W. seeking permis | Mrs, Helen B. Cummings spent | ThUrsday. Brown university will be present. Prin. or unwholesome place about your house. o s OrERTN 5 3 |, | Thursday in Hartford cipal F. E. Burpette and Miss O8go : tc help the organization. Chief B, H. y in e v 'he fly-eggs will be destroyed. Pichmond turned the request down,| John O'Nelll was a guest of friends PUTNAM e e - Db T y-€ges i o : saving that it was an established poli- [in Rockvllle Thuraday. R el e You will be surprised and delighted at y not to permit anyone to solicit Dwight H. Barstow of Scotland was | Rev. R. ornwell of Philadelphia : () : funds in the city. for object not |4 Willimantic visitor Thursday, Commencement Speaker — County | A Worcester paper says: = Dr. Hel- the few flies about your house this summer. directly benefiting the city o - ; ook Vilk . 5 en A. Goodspeed of 14 Lincoln square mantic and its citizens. The woman |, Raymond A Parker of Yale is at| Physicians to Entertain State So-|j2."yone to her country home in Put- Peitator was somewhat insistent, but | i home in this city for a few days. | giety—Sudden Death of Marie Lo-|pam. Conn, where she will remain un- A hundred other uses as the chlef cited a number of insténces | Mrs. Dwight E. Abel of Prospect 0 renz Brady—P. H. S. .|t October’ 10. st Where athers Dad been turned Jowi~ | SIS WaS & Hartford visitor Thurs- | o B2 P. H. 8. Alumni Ban- | o disinfectant, healer, cleaner. even solic claiming to be working ay. 4 in the. interests of various religious| Clarence G. Watkins of South Man-| Charles Sumner Blackmar of North | MYSTIC 10¢, 25¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1 a bottle. Druggists and grocers. movements, orphans’ homes, _etc. | chester was in the city on business | Franklin, Mo, was & visitor in Put. | A hursday Some time ago it was necessary to nam Thursday. Mr. Blackmars' Tath- | D. A. R. Chapter Presented Picture of take this stand, as the business men er, Rdwin C. was born in East Wood-| Continental Hall—Plans for Geadua- and citizens generally had been pes- DANIELSON stock In 1835, leaving that town 10 10-| yion_Firemen's Delegates to State tered by solicitors with one game or cate in Ohio in 1838, He was for se c o R T e S ention. Gaptain Darbie ues Encampment | €Tt terms grand master of the grand Sipeoan LES ARTISANS OF TWO STATES | Ordors—Albert _Blackmar's 100th 1968e ot Moty J5 34N, | iy { JEWETT CITY YANTIC HAPPENINGS ot There was ce of 40 at Kilties’ Duo Pleases. There was an attendance o the monthly meeting of Fanny Led- Memories of Scottish moors and|yard chapter, D. A, R., in the } Birthday—Masonic Event—Arrange- | asonic | Ten Thousand Tomato Plants Sold— | Farmers Fighting to Save Crope— ments for Children's Sunday, { highlands were called up by the very | temple on Gravel street Wednesday af- Grower Raising 23,090 Cabbages. Chickens Killed by Rats—Invitations i excellent Kilties' duo, musical team, at | ternoon. The regent, Miss Josephine — to Kenyon-Williams Wedding Capt. E. I, Darbie of the Thirteenth | the Bradley theater Thursday after- | Dickerson, presided. During the meet- | George Les Artisans, the French-Canadian|company, C, A. C., bas issued the - | : g i i S | v y ¢ of| ing e v ental ha v evening fro; ol here frafernal organization, held a dlstrict | ollowing noon and evening. They have one of | ing a picture of the Continental hall |day evening from Hebron, W Hold Conference in Anticipation of National Convention in Montreal. A. Barber returned ‘Thur rmers are order relutive to the ap- | the cleanest and most gt i t he funeral of 5 el 1; s hursday | . pleasing acts| was presented the chapter by Mrs, |lhas been attending the funeral of I many inse B s ten | redrasbating | Prosshink Anutalf snékmpmant (of \Hhé | ssen heréidiile setwon. Hiram Denison. After the meeting a | stepfather, James A. Robinson. he cutwe pranches of the organization in Rhode | In compliance with G, O. No, 23, A.| _ Woodstock Academy Reception. social time was enjoyed. lm[r;.:hr;u-nu (nlmlu.ulue‘?lle‘rigw’.l Almf fhord tomia- and an ato bugs are ¢ In v Island and Connecticut citles and [, O, the members of the command | , Invitations have been received here| Nvere served, the comumitice th cRerle b b gy g o Py o e By iRl uiidoc e g lowns were In attendance. Tho sea- |will assemble st the state armory, n |for the anmual class recsption of the| yon: yy ce W, ‘Tingley. Mrs. | been set out in Griswold. L. M. Car- | Rats Kill Chickens. ons of the convention were held in | Danielson, on Monday, June 17, armed | §raduates of Woodstock Academy, Fri- | Tal, »:’» e e s | peiter hay thsaty-thras . tidsound | s kens. the 0ld armory on Center street, the |ng equipped in field service uniform | day evening, June 14, in the hallat the | /am Depisom Airs, Johg o Pho W | P00 "Dlants, all growing fitie | .00 ) sident lost 3§ chickend morning session being opened at 9.30 | for tour of duty at Fort | academy. A number from Putnam will| Mo Ira C. Hoxie, Mrs. JKdgar Ra ke Bt Al O oeiemp | One night recently by rats getting inte o'clock with prayer by Rev. John J. |} G. Wright, N, Y 3 | Soeontii | bun and Mrs. George C. Lane. shape, This beats any locad atemot | (o coops. Many are compaining of 5 J k: ¥ 3 v “Call oy fe ¥ 1 N &t_cabbage ra o finding, chickens dead mornin, in th ERpCY pARC BT ;‘M;Vll”fl‘i“ Calls will be as follows: First call| To Speak in Putnam and Danielson. | Two Will Be Graduated. Boviedl Sl LN fhie Righrsine ) png EHICKER SN JOMSRAPS. S5 e el weloomme o thevisiy. | ~La i assembly 780.° | Rev. . IL Coruwell of Philadelphia,| Pitns are nearly completed for the | grammar school are keeping on iic | o Rl s A uating exercises to be held at the | blackboard a list of flowers broug one of the finest orators among the | B! % mbly hall of the Mystic High|in by the pupils. Several of the t clergy of the country, will be tha|® » on the roads ich carelessness have been round the ing delcgates. Logee, Cooks Walter W. Wood and | The first business transacted was | Geesius A, Hamilton and Private Phit- | Pl Sffinere; which tsbnted L& o t { speaker at the commencement exer-|School, West Side, on Tuesday even- are amateur botanists and eacn ! j g s dangeron the ,‘_1 i u;. >fl'\dn; \\thll)\ e Ul\'fl_l p Robarge will report to the post|gises of Putnam High school on Wed- | ing, when two graduates will receive | specimen is identified and classified. | ;¢ norses could easily *s M“'; Lk R LY vice bresident, | commander at the state armory, Dan- | negday, June 19. Dr. Cornwell is to| their diplomas, Miss Grace Walkley Native Berrios. | in thelr feet, and besides they puncture e e Ry gecre. |lelson, at 715 a. m. June 15 to pre- | gpeak at the commencement exercises |and Albertus Brown. 5 M. Barrett has picked two boxes| autom pebvre, Willimantic; secre- | 1, ¢ ¢ o M. Barrett has pic o boxes 0bi . i Secre- | pare the company baggage for trans- i ng his tene Lallamme, Central Falls, | portation, o > o osage for {rans-{in Danlelon the following evening, the| Town High School Graduation, | strawberries from his vines, E. A. Jones is having his tenement 2 . 4 B < ] age S cou & 1 : + on Schoolhous: i renovated Blanket rolls will contaln shelter- | toate for Mo riiae 1o shle for| Great preparations are being mado | Twelfth School District’s ~Annual | % ouse Hill rer i = by The primary purpose of the conven- | half, two blankets and poncho, Olive ; the graduating ciass of the high Mastin Wedding Invitations. tion was to consider the amendments | Grab caps, blue denim hats and the towns to have such a notable| & ° y A 9' N ations have been received by O e ps, blue d ats and russet hool of the town of Stonington, the | o oroo) meating of the Twelith | i iy icather belts will be packed in squad | exercises to be held in Borough hall s t ably | local f spealer, 1L ed to -1 i e school ct was hel Asse i g dding of X AR e e e LRI e R A 2 COUNTY DOCTORS { Friday evening, June 21. There are|3ehooy SISIECt Nak feld o RSSCEON | Arvetta Ruth Kenyon, daughter of the treal, August 19, The amendments | Tne fine of $5 per day for absence | three of the Claes from e nand | large atiendance, 136 being present. A : B fiias shay o were:taken up and discussed, and uc- | srom' this four of duty will e en- To Entertain State Society at Willi- three from Gld Mvetle, Miss Geneva |y, Burdick was chosen chairman. The | ¢"“pyiry church, Bridgeport, June 18 mantio in' Ostober. report of the secretary and treasurer, ferced in aceol f 2 e ! . " . & oclock in the afternoor ventions are held all over this section | ¢a mess sergeant in addition fo his . E. F. 5 of this city, nesel- | Misxes Violh | Bldredde: aof) Plorents | o als. WUOWIng. GlICS wrere upesl re | vears ago by the organization, and thus the sen- | gther duties, 3 Yotinity Medical| Brovs and Bhilin HACris are fiom (0la] LoUAY dacied: Clerk Ana {eMuret, | f Grogon was & re- iment relative to_the proposed chang- | The company will assemble for dri:i | 8ociety, has named Dr. S. B. Overlock, | Mystic. Philip Harris will deliver the | auorcs 1o raick: district committes, | rin €s is ascertained from the members. |.¢ the armory at 8 o'clock on June 14, | Pomfret, Dr. George M. Burroughs,| class prophecy George H. Jennings, l-(-r-yrp A. Haskell o el At the convention Thur |9nd all articles which the men wili | Danielson, and Dr. R. C. White, Wil- | ¥ £ R i LA B sraia mother have step- of the general officers of wish to take with them must be at | limantic, a committee of the organiza- Engagement Announced. MR e auditor, nl e front in child welfare work ation were present, i tha arslory at Rt Hime. tion to confer with the committee on| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rickerman have [ RoDinson. .= o o R. Bedard, Montreal; Director F. Br 3 3 scientifio research of the State Medical | announced _the. éngagement of their | A 2 1-2 mill tox was Iald. The treas | urer was empowered to borrow a loan, | the amount mot to exceed $2,500. Af | the request of John F. Hennon, the | record of 40 weeks' school was read by eard, St. Jean, Canada; General Sec- | Children’s Day at Baptist Church. | society in relation to the arrangement retary and Treasurer H. Roy, Former | The following is the programme for | Of & programme for the semi-annual General President Joseph Lamarche, |the Children’s day concert to be held | meetings of the state society and the | M Montr Director Charles Boissin, | on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at the | county society, to be held jointly at| Mis ghte=, Miss Emily F. Rickerman, to M. Wilcox, son of Mr. and s’ Wilcox, of Quiambaug. erman is a teacher in the When you buy & suft ou pay for cloth and Millpury, Mass.: and General Organ- | Eaptist church: Willimantic in October. An iny schools of the West Side, Mr, | GSOTEe H. Dennis. Those present surs, yous wa SD izer 0. 'A. Bourke, Worcester. | “Orchestra prelude; processional | to the state society to meet with car i & member of the frm of | S e i e At b e bx Adkiind The convention adjourned at noon | chorus; responsive reading; prayer, |.county society at that time and place| Wilcox & Shea, and both are well | o ieintalning the school i the dis- and the delegates and guests repaired | Rey. W. D. Swaffield; Children’s Day | has been accepted. known in the social circle in the Vil- | ricr for the last yvear was $12.504.17 EI“SMI.E to the Hotel Hooker for dinner. A |Greeting, Lindner Gallup; Children's | vy trict for che last vear was $18804; social hour was then enjoyed. An-|Fjowers, Mary Geer; exercise, Fish-| SUDDEN DEATH. | Firemen Chocse Delegates. 613.54. B A (Pure Virgin Wool) cther session was. held in the after-,ing, Marjorie Gaftney, Willle Whippie, | — 913.54. [ rcon and in the evening the delegates | Laurence Bassett, Nathan Cook, Mau guests at a reception tendered | rice Boswe them by the local branch of the Or- | class; WoRrsTEDS meeting of B. F. Hoxie Engine com- song by the primary | dy, Expires in New York. pany Henry Laukes was elected a del i R e exercise, What Little Girls Can | 3 i " Marie Lorenz, Wife of William E. Bra- | At the Tegular monthly business [ | 5 | We would hate to play whist with fo's 4 : 4 zate to attend the state firemen’s con- | o o : which bar our Seal of sanization in the society’s rooms in the | o, five little girls; recitation, Mar-| Information was received here Thurs- Sention in New London in September. | Colonel Roosevelt. The suit he held X Guarantee. A trial wi) Center street armory. The evening | jorie Gaffney; song by the school; | day of the sudden death in New York| Charles Ioley was elected alternate | WOUId be trump. no matter what it was fully convince you. i an enjoyable one for ail and gxercise, God Wants Them, Alice Jo X of Marie Lorenz, wife of Willlam E. | dele made—Philadelphia Inquirer. the visiting gates stated they | dan and Edwin Davis; song by the| Brady,whose home is in this city. Both | would return to their homes with a| school; recitation, Dorothy Burton; | Mr. and Mrs. Brady have been | fine impression of the Thread city. | recitation, Our Offering, Ruth Dixon gate. At a meeting of the Mystic Hook - prom- | and Ladder company Foreman Win- inent in the dramatic profession. It|fielq Gaskell was elected delegate to offering for the American Baptist Pub- | was understood here Thur: y that the | the » convention and Henry Deneke HEALTH OFFICERS NOTIFIED. |lication soclety; solo by Mrs, Frost,|body of Mrs. Brady would be brought Trin s aulegnts 1 al i with violin obbligato by John Morse, | to this city for burial. At the time of Alderman O'Connor Finds Contami- | Jr.; recitation, Mary Bassett; solo,|her death Mrs. Brads filling a Heard About Town. nating Conditions of Gity Water Ex- | Miss Margaret Burton; _recitation, | theatrical engagement In New York.| Thursday afternoon, ladies' day at Henry Gallup; song by the school; | while Mr. Brady was similarly occu- | the Mystic club, bowling, whist and reading, Miss Beatrice Whipple; Good | pied in Chicago. v and | music were enjoyed and refreshments B OConnor, chairman | Night, Bernice Burdick; benediction, | Rachel Brady, brother and sister of were served. B it et | Rev. W. D. Swaffield; orchestra post- | Mr. Brady, have gone to New York in| Mrs. George W. Keigwin left Thurs- ist. Alderman D. of the water lude. | connection with the funeral arrange- | day for Wilmington, Del, for two ed that ¢ s of contami- : on 3 fo : . Del, G N Mariaie Tove Will Be 100 June 13. ments. The deceased woman's home | months’ stay with relative not been eliminated, and has given| Albert Blackmar, resident in the | Was in Toronto. : Morgen s visiting at his formal motice of the same to County | neighboring town of Foster, will ob- Current Topics. ast Main street George E. T. Ward and daughter Elizabeth are guests of Dr. Ward's mother, Mrs. Lucy Spicer Tiealth Officer George E. Hinman of | serve the centenary of his birth on| One of the members of the town Windham county and County Health | Thursday of next week. He is in sur- | school committee indicated Thursday Officer Edward M. Yeomans of Tol- | prisingly good physical condition for| that recent correspondence might cr lund county. |one of his years. Relatives in this| ate the impression that all teachers Unless these sources of contamina-|and surrounding towns are anticipat- | the town of Putnam were affected by tion are eradicated by the owners of the | ing the anniversary with a great deal| recent salary changes, but that thi property whereon the contaminating|of interest. Mr. Blackmar is the old- | ig not the case. 1 Mrs, Alonzo B. Collis have < o Rockville, has moved his avenue, East | 3 4 . | family 1 riatter exists, prosecutions will foi-|est person living within many miles| The district Sunday school conven- | oo chard street, West Sid | Tow, i ratns that | OF 25 Bome. tion to be held at the Congregational | > sp; e e ] The Alderman O'Congor maintains thal church today (Friday) will bring rep- | v . S > 3 i Gty o o T e ehoihated Conferred M. M. Degree. N i ey York at their bungalow on the of the church- | vk when the people said they would sec| There was a notable session of Mor- | eq in this end of the state. The list of | 'y to it that they were, but, instead, they | iah lodge, No. 15, A, F. and A. M, | gpeakers is a very interesting one. e permitted them fo remain all| Wednesday evening, for conferring tha | *"Tpere were no changes in the strike these months. In his opinion, a grave M. degree, with all the chairs occu- | gjtuation here Thursday. Evervthing injustice has been perpetrated upon |Pled by past masters of the lodge.| remained perfectly quiet. Not so many the public by the property owners in|Some of them having served many | girikers were seen in the business se Lottie Wolfe of Waterbury is : Heating Plate iploy of W. L. Maine. question. He is of me’ opinion that f‘tflrsd iffl'xam; i{; t;nieomprese;me\'no( tion as during the first —_— b 2 i " % it is up to the county heaith officers | Grand Master Justin en of Nor- | oo “but the majori as proved a great convenience to a ias 10 have the contaminating sources im- vr"h‘-”»\ldl::?'d:‘!\”:ur&'é Szg‘;k“"v Past | ers that went out are still in the vicin-1 | H“,mm]"s Tuuo,w ;d;‘r B:::M by i ugsrer, of the p..‘;";:;f L diately " eiiminated ster, pro ing exempli- | {0 bk Al tik s a result of an order is v | your, deies, I it it & ation of the degree. In conjunction | 1t¥, and keeping close tabs on th Father John D, Coyle, pastor of the mely bnmhed. It hat lone 3 eramelad chrmoers. 1ot John’s R. C. church and superin- poris Sy mpdl e ndent of the Roman Catholic ceme- top, drop dhelves in New Haven, the bands and racks, etc. Made with ., companying society )l;l;e!:;b:; Oil coo 'Stovc lar)hn:n"f::v r;.x and funerals will be b g B at the gates of the cemetery for 3 X vk o tes to come out, thus doing This year we are selling -_—: vation | with the communication, like which 4 | cne has not been held in Moriah lodge| Concert of Methodist Sunday School. | Firm, for vears, a banquet was served. Following is the programme for the tract to build 11,600 feet of ; concert to be given at the Methodist mus state highway in the towns of Chap- | bieutenant Bradford Second Lieuten-| hyrch Sunday evening, Children's | tions lir and Hampton, calling for an ex- ant. day: ;i penditure of something like $20,000,| It was announced here Thursday| Orean voluntary, Leslie Heath State Highway Contract for Local as been awarded Jones & Poccaro of | that Lieut.. Herbert H. Bradford of| Scripture reading, L. F. Battey wway with a greater p of the The New Perfection Broiler | this city. The strip in question com- | New London is named in special or- | er, D. B. Gilbert: anthem, ch heoRlmi-Sad BB i New Perfection Toaster mences at a pi where the road for | Jer No.-139, A. G. O., as second lieu- | itations, Thomas Richmond > fo band and scamper all over The New Perfec aste Hampton lea the main road to| tenant (senior) of the Thirteenth com- | la Brownlie: song, Ruth Pratt and Es- lots and burial pla in the cem- The New Perfection Griddle baplin, and runs to a point about|pany, C. A. C., of Danielson. Lieu- | ther Franklin; recitations, Etta Clark, | etery. 1000 féet from the railroad tracks | tenant Bradford will be with the local | Walter Barnes, Dora Diggins; _solo —_ — | each designed specially for use on the New at Clarks Corners station. When the ! company during its approaching tour | Robert Stanley; recitations, I An Effective Cure. | Perfection Stove. ch of road is completed there will| of duty at Fort Wright, Fishers Butts elyn Shaw, Ruth Shaw; cho b on i aen, Oln el e ertec . & be a fine state road all the way om | Jand. rus, boys from Mrs. Stanley's cl ‘rw‘,‘j”,‘ from & fedaral prison an ‘With thesc appliances and the New F‘ev!erxmd myh-'dozv\‘:e;\ Willimantic' to Hampton Hill, except | To Utilize Frame Tower recitation, Ruth Pratt; Rosebuds, Vio. L“’w s oot gt R ayieg | :v::‘::.':;v{'l:fl(".:ummy < :’;—:n:')\“fhelr:'::d.(h:l-mj 1 distance of 1800 fect that crostes| The metal frame tower that forme ";;]“‘\{‘lg“"r':‘c‘;:-fifr“'“‘,;fi‘:;k» Timp May | Now in Wall oy oople e the New Perfection al the year rou che aiyGlacks - (0 Dis | 1 supported the bell used here to give | Baldwin: e ey buiss « " The g sirdten winl ot he_con- | ¥ SUEPRTIeS (i bl i BT 3 BIRC | solo, Sidney Madison: recitations, X e o STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORX structed until after the grade cross- | 1\ATNINES of fres mefore Lo e ve. | Hughes, Robert Stanley, Waiter NEW YORK CITY BUFFALO, N, Y. ng has been eliminated at that poing, | ¢ 08 90 U8 SE0 ST e Py sup- | Marion Wilcox, Janette Gilbert: cla e — MBANE N. Y. BOSTON, MASS. s a big fill will be necessary when Fes i song: recitation, Grace Brownlie; solo, | port for the auxiliary bell and strik- | ing apparatus that is to be located at | the central fire station, in accordance with the vote passed at the annual the change is made. Alice Devins; recitation, Gertrude| SHELBYVILLE, ILLINOIS MAN Brownlie; chorus and solos. Florence Gilbert, Helen Devine, Lizzle Barnes: | | | | ¥ | Medical Society Elects Officers. % L 1 : Sammy | Found Relief from Eczema After Suf- The Willimantic City Medical $o-|}torough meeting in April. recitation, Hazel Perry; ~solo, Samm clety held its annugl meeting Wednes. | i A | Walsh; essays on early Bible h fering 20 Years day evening at the home of Dr. R.| Guest from Missouri. by the members of Mrs. Marsh's ¢ C.White. A review of the vear's work umner Blackmar of North | Flmer Fr was given and a on_ Medical | Franklin, Mo., is the guest of his rel- | ham Hall r twenty vears 1 suffered from | i White. “harles Sumner Blackmar of | Clarence Shaw, Stan " ema. My skin would break out | nsuing year were The Mr, Blackmar fror ; solc " orence Darl ourn terribly. T heard | President, Dr. | irl 15 a prominent official of the | ation, Flo and decided to tr. ! ik i co president | 00d of Locomoilye Engineers, | & enediction, | A o or three appiications Need prlntlng P as recently held a convention | Going to Europe. relief and before I had from where he went to | ey AR I was completely well. | Simonds, Owen vigit r fves In Washington, D. C. i son is to leave there it others who suffer wing | "he visiting Mr. Blackmar is the driv- AR P you may publish my h w a locomotive on a fast lmit a0t he: as | believe Saxo ve will d 1t of St. Louls over the Mis- - you - clai Kansas & Texas road. it wil ur 1, re 1 Academy Sunday at Woodstock. Michael P. Cronin Delegate. At the re eeting of A, C for the servie ments for Coming on. kY ‘Couru of Enterta day Se fer camp, No. 8, U. 8. W. V., Th | ¢ Next Sunday in Wood I Rhd Deaising ope o | ev 4a Aviny hail, Comirade| The Younls Peoplé's courke of enter-| Next Sundav in Woodstock will be | softens, soothes and heals the skin direc- | &8 OnInE I D A R teq. dal. | tainments for next fall and winter, ar- | academy Sunday, this being preceding | In wll sorts of eruptive disorders, such The BULLETIN Ce gite to the nminth annual encampment | ranged by the voung people of the | the annual commencement exercises at | as cczema, barber's itch, ringworm, v 4 e held tn Stamford today and to- | Baptist, Congregational, Methodist and | the academy in that town, one of the | tetter, etc. 64-66 Franklin Street Taortow. in place of Comrade A. W.| Episcopal churches, will, It oldest institutions of its kind In this| It is guaranteed to help you—we Leet, who resigned because of In- | uounced, be made up of the Bo part of the state. Following custom, | cheerfully give back vour money if ubility to attend (e encampment, No! perfal Concert, company; Reno B.!there will be no services on that day ] it does not. Pharmacy, G. other business of imporiance was tran- Wellbeurn, sclentific lecture; Hayden in the church at South Wogdgack.ghe G, Engler, Norw: Conn.