Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 8, 1912, Page 6

NORWICH BUL ~SATURDAY, JUNE 8 1912 SIGHT-SEEING Ddlegation of Grand Trunk Passenger Agents Given Joy Ride to Watch Hill—Italians Fined For Keeping Liquor For Sale Buncoed by Countryman—Light and Power Plant Passes to New Ownership—Firemen’s Memorial Tomorrow. The delegation that went to Wash- ington to urge that the Westerly post- office building be constructed of West- erly granite were politely but positive- ly Informed that it was agamst the policy of the government to specify any special granite in asking for bids tor granmite buildings, but that bids were open to all granite dealers with- out regard to location. Then the Westerly delogation withdrew all claim and, the available appropriation considered, agreed to accept a marble building. That there is evident inconsistency has been demonstrated this week when local granite dealers were invited to submit bids for @ lighthouse to be built at the breakwater at Buffalo, and the best of Westerly granite is to be used in Its comstruction. As a result of the recent seizurs of liquors at Bradford, Michael Capalbo, Natale Capalbo, Natale Pucei and Nunsjata Pucci were brought into the rhird @letrict court Friday by Consta- ble Johm Catto on complaint of Thom- Brown, chief of police. ach charged with keeping liquor for ontrary to law. After consider- able explanation, aided by Interpreter john Ruisi, the quartette pleadcd guilty and Judge Williams imposed the penalty specifiad by statutes—$20 and costs and 10 days in jail. Natale Ca- palbo took an appeal and furnished a bond of $100. The others paid the fine and decided to enter upon thefr jail term at onc Immediately after adjournment ef yurt there was considerable talk in he Ttalian tongue of a decidedly ex- citing nature. The toplc of discussion wag a general misunderstending of the situation. It was given out that the accused men had paid to a fellow countryman the sum of $17 each ani were given to understand that he ha settled the cases for that sum. Chief Brown immediately took this matter | nder consideration for investiza Friday afternoon warrant was sued for the arrest of Peter M. Rose, harged with obtaining money under false pretences, the convicted Italians giving the information that they had | each paid to Rose § he agreeing to settle the cases them for that sum which he s to be paid to police and court officials, If the charge that the money paid Rose be true, it s evident that was of the opinion that the liquor ure cases against these individuals would not be follow- ed with prosecution for keeping liquor for sale, @5 has been in the casionally in the past. Rose w court room during a part of th sion and was suggested to act ferpreter but was acceptable iudg" Willlams, When the case ended ose had disappeared. This was be- fore the evidence of his alleged action had come to the surface. Police offi- cers immediately went in search of Rose but he could not be located. He has been a resident of Westerly many vears and a property owner and there- fore it is believed that hie arrest will be effected in a short while, He will then be given an opportunity to prove his innocence. not The Washington Trust Company of Westerly, one of the oldest banking institutions in the state, of which Charles Perry is president, is planning to increase its capital stock from $200, 000 to $300,000 next week, to reports in circulation Friday even- ing. The stockholders will hold a meeting in the banking house in W erly, June 16, and it is understood that formal setion will be taken on the mat- ter at that time. The meeting of the Society of Friends is to be held in the meeting house Jlm street, known as the ing house, on Saturday, nday and Tuesday. in ers of the soclety will be present from several sections of the country, the arger number coming from Pennsyl- | ania. The raprasentatives of the Grand Trunk railway system who are on a two days’ trip to become better ac- quainted with the summer resorts in thig section readily reached by the sys- tem and close connections, arrived at Watch Hill just before noon on the steamer Watch Hill from Stonington, having come from New London by way of the Groton-Stonington trolley road to Btonington. The party, numbering | §9, came from Montreal in a special | train left at 8 o'clock Thursday night ar ew London at 8 entertainment ths hour scheduled to remain here be- fore making the trip to Block lsland. bairman Arthur M. Cottrell and his associates were tendered the use of 25 touring cars and these were all in ine when the visitors arrived, and as they neared the wharf they could read- ily read along the line of automobiles the words Westerly Board of Trade, one large letter being attached to 20 of the cars in rotation. Upon arrival the tofs were es- corted to the automobiles and were party during aken all over Waich Hill, out to the Zolf club, and then came on into Westerly hy way of Elm street, through Grove avenue, High street, Broad street, Granile sireet and back to Watch Hill by wuy of Fast avenue. | All along the roule the points of inter sl wera expiained fo the visitors. A halt was made on the return trip at he Oceas housa where VLandlord Frank Champlain was the host, and refreshments wore served. | The party was then escorted io the Block Island pier, where the steamer Raestless was moored, gally bedecked with flags. 1t was planned that the party was to make the trip to Block Island and back to New London by this steamer, but just as the Restless wag naking the landing some of the bofler tube€ blew out and in conse- quence there was delay until steamer Munnatawket couid be substituted. The visitors gave enthusiastic appre- iatfon of “the receptiorn. and were pleased with the beauty and advan- tages of Watch Hill and Westerly and 2 evident enterprise of the people ch a reception was nnexpected and they wera ovesfoged with the agreeable rding | | Mem- | ¢ STONIN-TON Pawcatuck Residents Will Not.. 8ign For Summer License—Grand Trunk Agents Entertained—Close of Me- chanics' Band Fair. IN WESTERLY It is understood that those who are getting out signatures for the applica- tion of the Stonebridge Manor Inn people” for a summer hotel license are meeting with some refusals in the Pawcatuck ead of the town, and while the proposition is looked upon favor- ably, not quite the required number of votes has been obtained, the signa- ture of half the voters of the town being necessary before the license will be granted. Pawcatuck people claim Thursday evening and the sermon | that if there are to be any summer ho- was by Elder W. B. White of the At-| te] jicenses there shopld be regular lantic union. Friday morning EldeT | jiguor for the town for all the year A. J. Ha ¢ of Nashville, Tenn.,|ground, that they would be op- gave an s on I'oreign Missions. | opposed to endorsing a petition for li- Elder White and Elder C. H. Edwards | cenge for the summer. were the speakers in the afternoon,| Notices have been posted by and Rev. C. H. Edwards in the even- | Borough Assessor Elias B, Hinckley, ing. |, warning property owners to present On the Sabbath there will be preach- I'their lists of all property within the ing by Elders C. S. Longacre, W. B.| borough limits. White and H. C. Hartwell. On Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Finney of St. day Elder Longacre will preach in the | 1,ouls are guests of Col. C. T. Stanton morning and Elder J. C. Stevens in the | at Hillside, evening of New s home. Mrs. Knox (Edna Dou York arrived in town main a few days at_her mothe; Accompanied Grand Trunk Sightseers. When it was announced three weeks ago that there was a change in owner- ship of the Westerly Light and Power | | | company and th Sodell & company | The Grand Trunk passenger agents of Providense w he purchasers, the | Who were enjoying a _trip through fact was denied. Friday the following | New London, Groton, \\‘\.\((;‘l(’l_\ ‘u:: offic ¢ jceme! d nade b- atch , were met a B & ic l:n ial announcement wag made pub e e R C, than the control | Stonington, James Stivers id of ti and | James R. Lord, of Lord's hill. > Pewer compan ed i gentlemen were aff d the ph-..w‘um Bodel! & compar hich they I f telling the party about the placed ir a five-y voting trust town and showing up the beauties of three voting trustees being J. J Stonington. Mr, Stivers, Mr. Lord (U»hl Philip B. Simonds. of Bodell & com- |Dr. O. Maine accompanied the pany and Arthu 1 \eral | party ch Hill, then around manager of the Narraganse lectric | from and, and the visitors Lighting company sed with this section Most of the oid directors will retire | the copntry, feeling that they could and the following will make up the | instruct all who wished to know ra- new board of ors: William Clark | arding this part of Connecticut ahd of Wester Willi L. | Rhode Island, and its values along the | Hodgman, | u :!hu:'u. There were about 100 in the B ot Ao Back. eoertok ny, | Wampossett Inn is soon to'be open- Providence, and vice president Natlon. | €d for the summer wson, electric al Exchan bank: Lyman B. Goff, | l18hts and telephones having presid Union V ing company, | been installed, Pawtucket; George K. Webster, Web- Another Curiosity. ster company, Attlel Philip 8. Bo- | pr . 0. Maine has added another S Suty Soanaie L of Provi-| cyrigsity to his menagerie, =a fine dence. / ; : specimen of a wood turtle, coming urnishes —electric | g.om North Stonington. He is tender- | ly the caring for it hothouse. in his aquarfum in Band’s Fair Closes. Yoes ning closed the two suc- sl of Mechanics’ band fair, nt. on its preferred stock a house. The at- r cent. on its common stock and the Ay AL Gak Do purchased the of developing Mr. Cl Rev. C. J. Mason has purchased the boat Dido of Raoul M. Dele- new interests have company with t and extendir been its o omy Martin it is reported that ¥. D. Burtch will ! een general mana- drug store in the boro ger for several years, will continue. h has followed the drug bu e i for many years. The Westerly fire department, in 2 union with the Westerly Firemen's MAN COUGHS AND BREAKS RIBS. After a 5 Memor 1 frightful cou, veterans, man Wis., felt house in the after- | 1:ins s doctor fonnd the West roken Wha! ago- cemete ny New Disc.very wou.d members | } A oW isaapaciiFiie strewn with cough, while pers routs obstinate coughs, expels heals weak, sore | sure it's a Godsend to writes -Mrs. Effie Morton, Mo., “for I believe I would have sumption today if I had not us colds or lung; I Ry J. Ford juartette and selections demonstration i pure the' cour Lee & Osgood Co. at time. 1 iwr Kehoe of the wich and Westerly Traction com 2ave notice tc ption comm . the Weste; ard of Trade Gentlemen: he Gr: {a few today, more tomorrow. Get under the shade of a : - Straw Hat Brief Statei News! the cc be includeq 1 within the pri rman Fairfield. Rev. Bishop O { Sierra , Africa, was a I of Father O’Dell. | ieorge abeth W, W Sun Tl | The is mounting—it will be who have heen in two months, ar El % 2] ) season and at the price they spell sat- | infaction clear through. If you are gs. Norwallk —By vote, the South an almest unanimons Norwalk board of councilmen passed a reselution to pave me e arne =5 Stvle Polnlers in Torrinaton.—Henry Whitehead. w!‘mé S[[‘aw Hats will come te Torrington to act as cu ate of Trinity chureh, was ordanied hy 'THE TOGGERY SHOP 291 MAIN ST. ing past our stors let us give you soma, Bishop Brewster this week at the ar rual ordination exercises at Berkel divinity school in Middletown, Haven.—The larg: as< ey led from a normal cchool in ngland will receive thelr di- | plomas at the state normal school in J c M 1 this ecily June 1 and w e T - L. acpuerson The class numbe | WA i New Haven—Gold has 1 | NORWIC ", CONN. on the country at Sandy Hook an assay office surprise. The reception was made possible by the gemerous action of automobily owners who cheerfully gave over the use of their cars under the direction of the commitiee, If more cars had been required they were within the ecali of the committes, It was noted that nearly all the cars in uss were practi- cally new, and it is doubtful if & more valuable ot of cars ean be found in any other ptace in (he stule the gize of Westerly The visitors spen’ Friday night in Naw London and wiil he m(fi?m."nm in that city ieday (Sativday 5 ARy i & St B Occan Beseh The Sevepih-day Adyeniis! a meeting cuffl‘n@yi! pow 1n ui,flg and will_hold daily sessions pp twa weeks, The {enisd eily i§ Jegaied in Heaeh strest gig aill P8 ATR open te the pubiic. Fhare 1 pegu- larc apesndifed delegages at he cpa: (erence Iepvecesting 19esl prEapiza- tlems, The epening servics Was held 1eported to be worth $2 ton, wius discovered in Bandy Hook 52 L £86, but When a mine was placed in operation the promoters lost money m] the venture, [ :| Baek, Livery and Boarding STABLE ' We guarantee our service to be tha best at the mcat reasonable prices. MAHONEY BROS., Falis Ave BROWN & ROGERS Pomfret—An o 1ard of 100 fipe ap- de tress recently was get out at Ham- i farm, Pomtret Center, The trees were & gifi to the friend of the Gros- yeusr family to the infani son of .Aum/‘ P, Girosven: important an hai Hroavenor upstale, The trees in - M - course pf time wre expected lo .um!ConUQdmg Painting 4 ponsiderable ince ! 5 o sed o | Paper Hanging Lear g Bstier Now, | Priess and work guapantesd. 4 gteat | Hante Ui fbASTUTHS 27 Chestnut Street. sys fremn England for this ocquniered a log the pilier ~ e s ghe rush threugh it regardle She | & did ot She aropped anchor und v | Bellvered o Any Parl of Norwich L i the Ale that is meknowledged to be Hard to Beat for Humer, \h: hest pn the market—~HANLEY'S A touring clireus advertises 59 e | PEERLESS, A telephisns order will Musi be almost as Funny as 4 political | FeERive prumpl ailention, campaign.— Bigghamiva Fress, D. J. McCERMICK, 8 Franidin 8t Local Laconics. great remedy It's guaranteed (o | The | Nemes and Potter Hill | 8at ANC You, (CATLESE A Soce ttinl y on | bottle or 50-cent or §1.00 size at The oon, |Lee & Osgood Co | Ends Hunt for Rich Girl. : nkers to Westerlv. | Often the hunt for a rich wife ends and Block Island Frid | when meets a woman that : | uses Bit lon in September. o= asktid Pendleton attended the from firm ‘mer Governor Royal C. the healt t y. Mr, Pen Bitters give a =] aid to the gov- freedom from indigestion, | | backack eadache, fainting and diz- | counci | zv spells they promote. Kverywhere | 1 busine they are woman’'s favorite e | the s weak or ailing try | Straw Hats are on the Street— | i | | 1 | ory :‘u[. » dwelling near the Niantic | hotter tomorrow. The light Straw hat ML s | looks cool and is cool. Better style eriden.—The police have determ- | i { ined to rigidly enforce automobile laws | a"d more comfort should inffuence and to arrest all those who do not|you. A Panama will look well on your obey the regulations. | head this Summer. We ean “sw you Branford—Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.| | £ Wileox of The Bun Panamas with lots of character this ) LA KN ABLES TO SUIT all rooms in your house. The best selection in this part of the country Come in today at prices to suit any pocket. and let us show you that table you have been thinking about buying. We have it—at YOUR price. A few special bargains are offered this week — the early comers will get first choice. Be in time. M. HOURIGAN Complete Home Furnisher 62-66 Main Street The Ladies’ Specialty Co. Our Special Clearing Sale OF WOMEN’S SPRING SUITS AND COATS WILL BE| CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY, JUNE 15th. During these days ef special offering many have taken advantage of these big money-saving values. We cheerfully offer our Spring Suits and Coats at less than actual cost as we need room for our Summer Dresses we are receiving every day. Come and get big values for little money Our closing out prices on all our Spring Suits and Coats are so low that any one can find means to buy a garment. Juniors’ Suits Misses’ Ladies’ the purchaser. "248 Main Street 20, 3000 [bs Legs of LAMB |t PORK ROAST Legs or Loins Native VEAL, Ib. . .. FreshEGGS Every ong guarantesd doz. SAUERKRAUT P | R Cooking COMPOUN 21 Native SPINACH Yellow ONIONS 24 = Fresh RADISHES 2 bunches 5 Confectioners’ | SUGAR 208 . and Coats $7.98, worth §12.50, Suits and Coats $10.98, worth $15.00. Suits and Coats $13.98, worth $20.00, Corsets 79¢, worth $1.00, s’ Silk Gloves 98¢, worth $1 k Hese 39¢, worth 50c, These are all special values which mean money saved to WE GIVE ROYAL GOLD TRADING STAMPS The Ladies” Specialty Co. Franklin Square, Norwich, Conan. KILL L AND SPIDE For Rose Bushes, Currant Vines, and all small Garden Plants a generous spraying with Comp. Kerosene Emulsion will kill all the bugs, slugs, lice, ete. One quart will make over two gallons of spray—25¢ a bottle. This is recommended by the U. S. Depart- ment of Agriculture. THE LEE & 0SGDOD CO. Retail Department. Norwich, Conn. AWNINGS, now, Bllgntion, Tel,706-2 Tiet fne have your order Any xize and any celor. Prompt J. W, MANLETT. 30 Market St, | br.F. W. KOLMS, wentist Shannon Building Annex, Roem A Telephone 623, oot10d Condensed MILK - Blue Label CATSUP Large bottle Our Best COFFEE 45¢ value—lb. Soda, Oyster, Milk CRACKERS, 3 Ibs.. . Home-made BREAD Pure Food Specials ¥ FOR SATURDAY, JUNE $th Sugar Cured, Smoked SHOULDERS ROAST BEEF, Ib. 16¢-18¢ Boston Rolled ROAST BACON—Nicely mix: 20c Native ASPARAGUS Santa Clara PRUNI:".S Hot from Qur Gvens Daily FRUIT PIES loaf ...... 6¢c-8c|each ....... 10c|loaf . MoHICAN COMPANY . 10c Selected Native FOWL Ib. oo v, SR8 11c 16| CORNED BEEF Choice cuts—Ib...... 11¢c Fresh SHOULDERS Loin LAMB CHOPS SIRLOIN STEAK Fufi’cy POT ROAST . 15¢ . 16c 16¢ 9c R Full Cream CHEESE o D . 2l String BEANS G Lol sfiees BB Curly LETTUCE BANANAS 16 for . RHUBARB 31bs. .. . 20c . 12 . o€ . 14c Borden’s Peerless Evaporated MILK 4 large tall cans ... 25¢ Sultana RAISINS Shredded COCOANUT Evaporated APPLES Fancy PEACHES Yellow - White MEAL Clean White RICE Slightly broken—6 lbs. 25¢ Mohican Best Bread FLOUR, bag . ... . 25¢ + 21 . 23c 78¢ Atdp. m, Baked Beans fitr'o;v'.{ Bread carbon lamps while ‘ Manufactured by the General { Company. | FOR SALE BY | C. V. PENDLETON, i 10 Broadway. | producing fine work in | Interior Decorating. patronage. 31 Willow St, Call as your phone. in know your wants the planting line, The ours to pleasa you, Any jnf desired will bo cheerfully gl visitors always welcome, 77 Cedar Street, WHEN you want to ness befors the puhiic, thert dlum better than throuzh ke ing columas of The Bulleun. You cannot afford to use Lamps are selling at such low prices as at the present time. | We have equal facilities for ling and Paper Hanging and | prices are low and consistent | with good work. We earnest- - s Iy solicit a share of your The Fanning Studios, Norwich, Conn. We Are As Near To You 868 and let us floral pleasure shall be | GEDULDIG'S GREENHOUSES, your busi- o We serve the finest Ice Cream in the city in our Ladies’ Grill Room. Open un- til midnight. WAUREGAN HOUSE The Parker-Davenport Co, Droprietors. Electric Jr., paint- Our PAYYOUR BILLS BY CHEQUE on the Uncas National Bank In this way you will know the exact cest of your lving and always have the Dbest kizd of a receipt in the re- turned endorsed cheque. Courteous and Jiberal treatment ex. tended to every depositor whether the account be large or small We solicit your patronag: and ormation ven, and THE UNCAS NATIONAL BANK, Telephone 65. 42 Shetucket Strest, » no ms. advertia-