Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 2, 1912, Page 6

WESTERLY TROLLEY IMPROVEMENTS| ________ e ——— : t The Porteous & Mitchell Co. | N ™.sa2ndon i i i a i ! | ; 5 5 on to another pool. When fy hole and his companions Explained to Town Council by Robert W. Perkins of Nor-| i ;"\‘.3;:::;\9 Kixinty as o Line wich—Plan to Have All Terminals at Raiiroad Station— ~T0— N : : NEW YOR Young Man Drowned While Swimming in Quarry Hole | "5 Tt S 1 wounas ans Beginning This Morning o ~—Another Hold-Up on Lonely Road. v {,';““v it e "“'1":?“:{‘ {fentad eait g AND UNTIL SOLD. Chester W, Chapin and City of Lowail Choose_this ruute next tme jou 82 On the main road from Bradford to 2 ol ; Quanocontaus ot far from the it ad ]u h] b terminal of all trolley roads en- The Kind Yon Have Alway! Boug t, and which has been tition from tax- Weatetiy at the railway station, | Place where fioC. Newall was View asking that | Pending the arrangements for turnouts ""“ up by hi pen and relloved of in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of trolley Inal | it will be necossary to use the tracks | 31:200 in 9 his way to his and has been made under his per= p: e pat % A qhi G & Wt | &ranite plant (o pay his employes, A fom ‘shoe 164 Takex sino be put | in Dison sav it passage of | S B s up b thros {w sonal supervision since its infancy. regular moetlng | the cars of i lines, but 8pe- | rollow countrymept Saturday night just 4 Allow no one to decelve youin this. ) Monday, Rabert W, » made to cause no 4y the Netwich and | nsiness center, yl:;'»m. % i l::"xu e All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good™ are but mpany, leseen of | T e R Shep bl R 1onc 7 Bxperiments that trifle with and endanger the heslth of | to New TYork. You'll = ul We will have a Sale of White “’ %S “L Goods without an equal in |* . . NEW WNM the history of this store e oo 31@ \ ple was conclud- lock mext morning. la Carte; Staterooms. dint Councilman | was being made to have th-‘ c-‘-: op- mtonc Iufants and Children—Experience agalust Fxperiment. | Perkine if, when | erated to Wnk»plug by July He ot to 1 i & Write or telephone W. I. Philitps, i to exiadthe| v e il e Scinsiod | 1 s S, What is CASTORIA 17,500 YARDS OF THE MOST POPULAR WEAVES ' || agurit"set (onfin"8ori, 'l st - g ‘. sty " wilh it o . - then Antone started o & run @ B0 Hhwar Shiuud | viea 16 5014 I echiage tor couris : . THE SEA FFERED AT A i Porking raplied | 3 (e Westerly Light wnd Power | Sbecd. one of (ho menjlischarging Unstorla is a havmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pares OF THE SEASON WILL BE O ol e permiasion to e trolley ed that the town cortainiy the intention to gaway in fully as good con- was before the work on t did nqt strikle Amtons and gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie MERE FRACTION OF THEIR REAL VALUE. provide ’ i was oommenced. 16 iine of extension. He | 0008 not know whet substance. Its age is its guarantce. It destroys Worms How can we do it? Why, this is simply another o BT et ey been g e s AR e ran direct to the home of Con- and allays Feverishuness, It cures Diarrheea and Wind || evidence of our superior buying organization — another e g At respeot, and A | stable John Catto, aroused him from ) o b P Constipation | p jude soon as the trolley road was to the local light ! L o™ Colic. It relieves ’lecthlng Troubles, cures D he work on the highwa compnn: o "the 1ight to the | bed and repo ence, 11 and Flatulency. Tt assimilates the Food, regulates the |§ demonstration of the great advantage of being members ! umenced, and v to individus { scene of th with a friend, s s, giving healthy .Aml vmtvxml sleeps Ilm Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s I'riend, of the Dry Goods Union of New York City. Fare $1 The goods offered in this sale represent the surplus m;fi"fi{ gna ,,m.... ourvice the end of action was ta Mr. Perkins said the company had several plans for the general impreve- nt of xhe trolley service in Westerly, T i et | ek S Sl | GENUENE CASTORM ALWAYS | mu‘d cowe in due time, Bears the Signature of Mr. Perking then asked for renewal of the franchise granted to the Paw- eatuck Valley road and which had ex- pired by limitation, in regard t nection with the tracks of the Groton Stonington road. Iu behalf of the &ecurm and Westerly rallway, the erporation recognized in Rhode Tsl end, he asked for franchise that would permit the laying of rails to the cen- tar of the Broad street bridge to con- nect with the rails of the Groton and Stonington road, from the special rails already Inid at the junction of Broad and Main strests 1o connsct with the ralls of the Paweatuck Valley road After full axplanation and discussion, the franchise was grantad, tha work to ®e completed by Sept. 1 next stock of the New York representation of some of the leading mills in the country. The Dry Goods Union bought the entire stock and the goods we offer you here are our share of that immense purchase. The officer is of the opinion that the holdup was more a case of jeal of a young Jady that Antone had been visiting rather than a re to rob Antone or do him bodily harm I ade to nfake it ars of the Groton and to West- direct to Watch Hill or without the inconvenience nto Dixon square for the As is our custom, we share with .(:‘udr cullom.:rks :.l}:e benefits of this fortunate purchase, we mi e goods at the lowest prices ever put on new, high grade FAMOUS FOR ITS BEAUTIFUL SCENERY and perfect fabrics of equal quality. THE THAMES RIVER ard of goods offered in the || Between Norwich and New London Remembet‘ ;:r:};. zb.oluotelg perf.:;g and in the Brand New Doubled Decked very newest and most wanted patterns in correct weave. EXCURSION BOATS Leader Charles O. Gavitt of the Weosterly band has arranged a _pro- | gramme for band concert in Wilcox p= park this (Tuesday) eveming as fol andard cars of all | PAr (hi (Tu Kty : y o h. b-n | bes o ice 7. ' L ¥ | . D ort aryice: 11 8 Navy, Hildreth: overture, Lustepicl, 5 ! VAVS N ington road direct with the | Kcler Bela: popular air, selected; cor- | § bx Y A YD DU 1 o street. Wl oo bo | net solo, Fantascia on Columbia the | ng at Clari's corner. and | Gem of the Ocean, Rollinson, by M . ~n o Cren snen pts from The = Quaker In Use For Qver oL Years ~hanges e existing h: cteristic t . ad tracks between High and Main g terstt . 25 the tenor of Mr. Per- e mpanies ho Tep- r Race popular ley, Good em: popu from Father the Stars an Star Spanglea ON SALE BEGINNING TODAY AND UNTIL SOLD. Yantic and Shetucket (Capacity 300 passengers each.) NOTE THESE EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS: ‘tw‘;".::&‘,:‘.w:::.:’; o estigTul ot iny In response to many inquiries from the seuncilmen, Mr. Perkins gave out | s of giving the imfermation of general public interest | service and that ob- ectric road plans for | * 1 ed by the oo- t e of the town f Westerly. march, Mackie A boat leaves her cit 5000 yards of Fancy White [2and 175 m." "3 Snd'S selock p. m. | Boy Injured— Oiling of Roadways Be- gun—wcatmn Notes. fety of St. M d a picnic July I's grove & o Weekapaug The Holy Name compl il not be | chaer's church wiil standing on t Is in President William L. Clarke pre- | Fou B8 atreec dat will be run sidad at the council mesting and all from tho Asbawsy aad Norwich the membe, s present except nals. . 1 The bills for the everal comrades, t son of Mr, : s of the boro with a firearm | Norwich Pier — (Temporarily) Hall Bros, Commerce Btreet. | White Goods at 934c¢ a yard. | New London Pier—R ke ; . datly: 34|Goods, including Lenos, |} 3 FARES—15 conts one way 25 cents | Dimities, Dotted Muslins, G | Round Trip. | Etc.—regular 12%c and 15¢ 4 r _Unien Ry, Station, Foot Sf v Street. The Groton and St onington road wil | ! of Jur pprov ridge, which entere R B ove ik aic )t T LBt o e Wl entan : LE0( =N S THAMES NAVIGATION €O, Rt o : : e right, leg halfw n sy ar 5000 yards of }.I'T-HZ) White NORWICH, CONM, rattway the mont Goods in all this season’s Broad s and that | : | @[ newest patterns and mm(i | 2\y| popular weaves re;‘ul.’u 17c| 2 ' S at| | ther side. \ made. TE T T Nox T e i er'as the only con rec led Girls — 0 iNA 0 “,,U“"_P‘\‘,"’;S' are anticipated an absolute fact, that one 50 cent 1274¢ a yard. Road Oiled. WIL b(i\ S FREA on lights. nted Edgar B. Lang- ipaug and to NTW YORK OITY, ISTH ST, b r practic *wu yards of Fancy White| > . ern at the ting 1 ress 5 some | Y : it P e Y] il he pr care ago, | Hain 58 | poinE nor ‘(unul comprising some of | B«T-.A.E‘::: 8 ruggist ars ag e is 63 [ been gives ! | secn. I - i to Witilam age helped 1ay i | the finest grades and most at-| i ity -y s Wsch x money |ractive designs of the season| ‘ PR AT AN PRy of Millard P. lins 1o be appointed | —regular 19¢ and 25¢ values . - |at 16¢ a yard. | owners o i eive its share in t few days. ; | B et of b e Brief Personals. B Mrs. Hannah Wilkins has oper er Dr. Percy Arthur Senior sent a com- munication to the council in regard to ipuomtmenl of milk inspector. He 5000 YARDS OF PLAIN AND NOVELTY WHITE || GOODS IN AN IMMENSE VARIETY AT THESE |~ OCEAN VIEW HOTEL REMARKABLY LOW PRICES: | : ‘.}n?cx S s storerooms, Henry Wilson and daughter Grace {hat 10| Birthday Party—Death of Mrs. Fran- [with Miss Mary Woodward of 1 H is air-tight Bh b vl y e s ————— — [Fine quality Dimity, checks - ck - s [PV e ST jand N i “’.idc“l 2 Write 1o us for semple end reminded the mem- lay Saturday at the home of his in a splendid assortment — Board .".,a,r n“-‘. : ik IxApactar s 1o afond e T fi |L"(1|h\ 17¢ White Goods at c Games were play y v 125c a yard. We serve the finest econ al, stronger, m siactory. Write a postal today L. L. ENSWORTH & Son 340-50 Front St HARTFORD, CONN. L state organiz =aid that Miss Blackley E: state sanction to do Mrs, F. B. Parks' Death. | tnis n Westeily, but that she | | Iudmfi Dimity in dmks and umpu—m"uhr 25¢ value at 16¢ a yard. | in the city in our Ladies’ THE received Myst death of Mrs of Francis B, w Gales Ferr tment from the the district Grill Room. n un- 1000 yards of White Novelty o Voiles in plaids, stripes, etc. ti] midnight c—!heu are regular 29¢ to 1)( c S g alues at 25c a yard. WAUREGAN HOUSE The Parker-Davenpert Co, Droprietors. and was ng her husband she 1 Parks of Gales Ferr :DAL Aha LUMBER. | vax e council to appoint the inspector and o do the work for 1t Clarke said " orthy said that a appointed milk in- ® official would have to and cows more or at a garden party DECLARATION se present and during checks — at these special prices: | Lot 1—at 12%c¢ a yard, value 19¢ F & Griy g e g ey Toing Holeadsn o with proper enthusiasm every patriolic « in Nor P R e 2 "aige is in Springfeld, | cil I teel 1 auty. W\ I 1 1 - inch Flaxons, very sheer and dainty in textu season’s newest designs in novelty stripes and thi this Personal Mention. ment for rc-i a1 | 30 a vear ¥ ‘ ‘ ‘\',”& e Ith of July dinner make it one to he rememb 30-inch “Linaire one of this season’s most popu on the En neet ' necese | me: i “,» ”"; e, aiended the fu- i} treating your guests or family ome of our choi lar f ‘Mv dainty designs, permanent Mstre, will Unci\s Natloml Bank sit 3‘ e w0 A ,\;fd“‘,:m"‘ ”‘“U,?yr,'f:,"’\.,‘?z; {l dinner wines in rare old Burgundi Cham launde “I““"“”“ e £ b colt this vay sou il know e eract i’- Maxson, 20 W9 Counell- 1B Ginert of marttora 1s e || Pagnes or Narragansett Selected Sto y r from g a 2¢ 2 _l”‘ " 1‘3 ‘»‘:_. X :C're';“'e.fix‘md.,fi'Lqu‘:"‘ in the re- E CHA PEH. Cfl | o e of ¢ H“,.i“j}.n',‘.‘.hr yma, Ea. | svest G‘;l{he!;é's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | George Greenberger & Company’s. Lot 2—at 16¢ a yard, value 25¢ »(.:'::;‘f:":‘:!;‘;.?::: irestment ox- ort lengths in White India Linons—2 to 10 yard account be large or sm We solicit your p THE UNCAS NATIONAL BaNK treet MODISTES BRING SUITS Luw-. nduct Johnson g AGAINST EVELYN THAW S l f 28 fifi\% i e 105" o' shibr linner | Process Servers Find Her at Husband's pIQCIa 01 —at these prices: 30 inch, at 10e a yard, value 17¢ and 20c Telephone 6. Wa Hill. * The Bia ot Hearing at White Claims. 10 inch, at 12Yc¢ a vard, value 20c and 23¢ D— Pl RO R e i e Narragansett Stock Lager, 26 bottles ........ .0 36 inch Wi | Thread Li 4 You cannot atiord to use 2 Y VR gre s TR Bk y —at 24c | y ot ifred be |} A . : Narragansett Banquet Ale, 26 boitles . . . .. At At 24c : _" i '\r'uh “I““ skl cau Linen 2 Nlcarbon lamps while Mazda Free By lllfl" K‘IIflS a']d i R i Narragansett Porter, 12 bottles .............. 75 A e e i Lamps are selling at such low P brand abd o P \i English Long Cloth — at 80c for a || prices as at the present time. | superior court for Washington county | 7 12 vards, regular price $1.25 25 Watts ,, % 7 & s Biars | 100 Watts I Manufactured by the :"1 2500 Yards of Colored Wash Goods ’ Company. i. Barber, Willam ¢ eph H. Chureh, | claim $3,500. harles P. ¢ ru‘nm’\n Joseph Passettl, | —_— we" Seasuned wO(]d in H. Spellman, Frank E. Saun Fatal to Bacteria. J 3. ock, Frederick The ultra violet rays havi line, Paul G.|fect on bacteria and as those 1gh David W. Roche, | abundantly . William A, Clark Willtain W. Ans- thomas . W FOR SALE BY """""""""" In connection with the Sale of White Goods —and a || C. V. PENDLETON, Jr., Sl A R e . part of the same purchase — we make the following |{! 10 Broadway. offering of Colored Wash Goods: A ) ! TH DIV IDEND 2500 yards of Embroidered ‘u(nw of The Norw ol ) A“ 4 bottles for $1 .75 [Swiss ‘Muslin in a splendid u L range of newest designs and rent x| rombaniual )2"?.':,.‘.“."‘.": f L et and a Souvenir | | most desirable colorings. This $ead Silhe pRSL POCR THS | hich §8 accomplished effectively in & % : S Er tled thereto on and after Juiy la. 1913 LB L Tainutes e it Y c is one of the most desirable of 20 COSTELLO ‘TAPPITT, Treastirer ¥ loped by the m: C. H. HASKELL. 402 — 'Phones — 489 Paluier ‘nml.h Rimer 1, | flows in « thin stream i We keep all High-grafie Beers, Imported Bass Ale, this season’s colored fabric b THE FINEST o clerick L, Pierce, Georgere | Bus with aoinianons were firat |} Ty, hiin Stont, Budweiser, Schlitz, Pabst, Pilsner. and is offered at e The Vauzhn Foundry Co g 8 | r~|\<ui kinds of . 1 aud It s Iprice alue atl ! L ac DINNER" ; - b [ 7és minuies it ciabiy e | ;I\”.‘“‘A a yard. o ” ::a~.ngr‘::x»m- ::(., ~ \ IN TOWN | covare Sl wveming ho ko B | SRR (e i NB H[; H gl ; : |MILL. CASTINGS DELL- HOFF CAFE From 12 12! .) { o ¢ water and | the n'1w‘lu‘- N »n.‘ Ight. bat & 1 ' i ol ey - ctly half - regular 25¢ gin of ]d»mvu~ | be cond WHEN you w at ne rr vody | where the ) oo for the | M . Ord teceive Prompt Attention hiave Branch Stores—Willimantic and Jewett City o0, . W, IYTT, stg nwoid ars | ke ien \ in respect » I'arre, and re- ' nursing childrep o 2 eriine (0% columas o 154 “luu.. Ll bl L A A e e A s