Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 2, 1912, Page 8

FAIR, WARMER TODAY. FAIR WEDNESDAY. Whfl Is Gmg On Tomght. | Plotures at and Motion es and Songs a 1 Homer »he Road [ Arthar Tha Lodge. No. 326, B 0. P, | wicets orestors’ 1Hali 13 Norwies Council, No. ¥ wats in Hibsrnian lia Stone Masor penters’ Hall ANNOUNCEMENTS. Excursion to Newport, l | | Don't forget the popular excursion Newpor rticulars of [ 1 hich are ziv ment in | foday’s lssuc. The very low rate of | fare brings tHe trip within the reach | of all. and those o e liable to delay purchas morniog of t on | The trip from New London on the | w London line steamer City of Low- | o 31,000 ntemplating going disappointment ticki it until they the | s g n connaction with this excursion, | they v to Norwich fail. Surgical Operation. makes it one of tha most charming — ! water trips of the season. TAFTS TO PLAINFIELD. |2 G- Bill ot Griswold, who was op- — | erated on nearly 20 for intes BREED THEATER, Last Link of State Road to Be Built|tinal trouble, v road to — o -y, 1t is expected that he will A Beas trong- | i it | be si up within a few days. ‘ est dra season, I8 g veyors and engl-| Mr. Bill who is nearly ninety vears the feat and at | G town Monday Tubrnlui: |.oC 389 been for many years a both of the yesterday | oLk on the Survey of tha |resident of the town of Grisweld. There is a marvelou | 7 e terminal of the| Nver notice how ma unitie: picting the escap: | n ion, near the Jerry | reovle overlook to say ing good | overpowered a | D les and o haif | of you? out motoring, | n When this sec- & St _the highest ks t ed it will be the last | until they reached a safety. | | biishment of w “good | LEGAL NOTICES, Pursuing them e despa | ro m New don -t Nargelah |-l o oS and her lover |a i est, with Wor- | marvelous pu 1 ¥ i BDoston and points | Mary Plekford | g i aney but very expert ory v Current Topics. est Vitagraph com v mesting which was 1 aud | t wn's home Migs Finch n t. | and an ex | nd me\ \ prodoction | ton 2 ro d ] gl ‘ ket 3L ruper y Wners an flnan ter is again with the ¥ | will p.nlvx« lights all with his mast 8 e reque clean | hie songs, as well as wit | it ik e ¢ ol papery SEcAl | no iale Monday, to spend | e shbln s B s | the s p | TER |, 1 I { New Haven is in COLCHES | town tion, and with his| 4 duer, and her | 2 Children’s Sunday at Congregational | «. ) r, will leave on| As t Church—Local Guests at Plainville | s summer camp on | ¢ o Wedding. | nks of Juine . 2 | Gave Piazza Dance. I s : Children's MeNi entertained a|up the ¥ pre 1 urch. At 3y ds Sat 1y evening and will great t the fi or, Rev a The grounds were| parime n 1ie ! d re- | The following suggestions if ¢ ’hildren’s | ¢, lawn. prevent a confagratt R e ) in€. |y inder co Buny: ] Jefiers has returned from | s or any inflammable materi- was as f 3 P will go soon to her|al that is iiable to add to the dang Holy, H All Ha at mp _ground, and to| dows and alr- ing, pealm J. Newton | 3o v visiting James | pa Dauphinee Hark, Hark My |y 74 . €. Matthew 6. by Misses | ek Step, by Barl Port- | # ha 1t I Trust, Kath- | ting in the At Beach Pond. | alarm box primary ex Haloor Broadwell of | you how to v 1 1 il Mrs. Risle: of have not been B Paucamac _ lake to spend JEWE F" CITY Burglary of J-a:crll‘ Discovered—George no of $1,000 Bonds—l.ast Link in State to Be Built. Bn own's Saloon Babcock and Sent to Jail in Default sed by the sa- in he was in charge ? aled bottles of non soda. L \ found at his home | © ; d - \day morn- were bound | rior court under bonds | furnish whicl jling to d Brown that and other complexion n Just a Remmder blackheads es of the Glenn's Sulphur Soap | 3i in ¢ Hair 2 Whisker Dre, blzck or bro remedy. complexion All drugg 1t clears and cures . G. BILL RECO‘/ERING ,,lcm swold Man Nearly 90 Submits to \ | | | l | | | and clean an CLOSED Saturdays, After Noon, During dJuly and To correct a wiisapp: that te our duction CHAPPELL CO. Coal and Lumber Our Offices and Yard will be egular their usval p: / August rehension, em- Kitemaug SHORE DINNER SUNDAY, JUNE 30th, and JULY 4th 1to4P. M. 75 cent J.J. C. STONE, P S roprietor GENERAL STATUTES OF CONN,, SECTION *NOT[CE OF STATE 1288, REGU- | LATING CELEBRATION OF FOURTH OF JULY. Every person who, between sunset | on the 3rd of July and 4 o'clock in the forencon of the following day, or be- | — o evening of | July 4th and sunrise of the following | | tween 11 O'CLOCK in th | day, shall discharge any cannon, pistol, gun, firecracker torpedo, or any ex- plosive, causing a loud repert, or who er make any disturbin shall by ringing a bell, blowing a horn, | | beating a drum ,or in any other man- | g noise, or make a bonfire shall be fined not more than $5. The police are instructed to enforce this law. TIMOTHY C. MURPHY, Mayor. Here' heen looki our prices ble. There'sno our hay—it's soun: the best the 18 your or ered promptly CHAS. § 3 Cove S moistu are 'SLOSBERG t. HATS ing of Silk, Silk Crash, Linen i {Duck and Cravenette for the | male quar- | ¢ On Summer Outings. L e o BT Gane and Mrs. S, F. | mericanism, Les- | r tage the ‘i s Men. Alden Bun- M Newton and | tha pastos e ved at F.| Rev, H, A ak xology nedie- v‘ e and " ieve | L tion’ pr B Kendu | MISS GARDNER WON. ‘ ” 3 HOWARD L. STANTON, P Leader in Piano Contest by 281825 e T L E i a T xoon by th Vetes. IS 2d team, by | teams of | = ¥ . e Town of Norw l . ted to submit est 'i » proper transporta > om the follow e P 0 u n H Fr OMEY RUNS SHORT | ilE Koo LEE w ¥ S | : Co So Prolongsd That Many d s Are “Dead Broke.” % e beiore a exhausted | — e e sion and NO 1 DITORS. A COURY OF PLOUATE marchir wich, w and for the Distriot | ' . aid deceased to bring i lomeward with | b ims “agains. estate T'elegraphis offices | ® z DRLNS b s | peacing & notice ¢ >gether n 5 s B o the sign- ox B Ame gen to the placs where said a4 f addre 4 to dweit, a il the same tend ¥ brotherg and d by publishing the same once zhter, | fr ided: “Don’t 4 elroulation ta | niel f e rooters return to this - " Haltimore |- NEL! J. AYLING. Judge. .3 above nd foregoiug is a \rui‘ [ ‘ 95 of record Sk i r I wen Attest: FANNIE C. C? ideration on | JUMPS FROM TAT A COURT OF PROBATE INDOW OF HOSPIiTAL. | & s : I i 30l iry Man Makes Desperate Ef- e BN i n fort to End His Life. = 15 e, i 3 re I > : i g « 5 Ad s ; | P M > give D t . ) | e e ! i i s: 3 5 3 | « t | 4 ght of the murders | Fr e, T n the right ear | A T i hr h the window \(‘hrn‘ ER. e = oy, bron- | ¢ man guarding him turned his Judie it ¥ ! ,r”" o he oot "A CoURT OF PROBATE HELD aud 31 at 1 &| o at Canterbury, within and for the Dis- @sgood Cc Outrage at Chios. | trict of Canterbury, on the lst day of e = « ently bombarded by the | 12, i What Makes 3 Woman? shigs) tecently bambardede iy e 4 VALE BENNETT. Juase o5, " Purklsh out- | I won ' war of fn-| i « s | aepex welled ngainst | i | o - ud an army | i ¢ 4 1 40,000 sold ; 4 izt e iz . taliand suf- | i Cane ; nat made glad the . | B e or 4 , he Chian w sttt | e thon R R lelia” Only o0c antend wers the tigs xnd (e pot- | 4 v HALE BENNEPT good m ) Judge T Lee & Osgood Co J Judge at The Toggery 291 Main St., Norw Straw Hat Cleaner\ aELn nAu!o and Boating wear. Shop ich, Conn. 10 cents One pack: hats ge will clean four DUNN’S Pharmacy 50 MAIN ST The office of Johi n A. Mor- | gan & Son will be closed Sat- ‘ternoons ite| ing June 22 until © menc- *omber. D, E. Suile 46, Shannon ance. ‘Frons Take elavator Ghefuciet street Building WMI'S M,W ——— THE PALACE Step in and see 1. sHe 72 Franklin § JEV. New and Up-to-date particyl CITY HOTEL CAFE A in every 2aristor” 5¢ per line, six words to the line WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of *“WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT" are inserted at the rate of FOR SALE. TO RENT. rm, | i = | | DYERS n 0. 450, 3 WANTED also finishing ferred. App Bean Hill v_London polishing biic Wash me. Oper olity WANTED hayin, ApDly £ wklin, € 1yid T WANTED—1,000 men (o buy the | suits at wholesale prices direct from ou ctory, $4 $5.45, $9.45. Big ain House, 3-5-7 Wadte Iyid WANTED. ren. Address Conn Spoolers D You are wante on; $30 mont | ness s position . Dept. 35 P., PR NG noteheads and ize) e Girls, WANTED For the J. B. LUCAS, al Building. Coo three one V WANTED Vai SNT BUREAU. Centrai Bldz. Bev for age p | apr ' Repa | —OF ALL KINDS ON— eral cash, refe 274 CASH F(}R YGUR FA’“‘I Willimantie, Conn Overhaulmd and ir Work AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAG- A NEW COLLECTION OF | ONS, TRUCKS and CARTS. | Mechanical | ming, epairs, trim painting, upholstering and wood work. | Blacksmithing in all its branches. Scai & Clark Corp.| bl ! = 07 {0515 Norlh Mam St. MONEY 10:\\; D ? lu “1‘.(|‘-|,uu LOAN ¢ Hack L ery :md loardmg STABLE | owned by Willium H. Palmer and J | 18 acre farm, may = J. JONES| | in work shou especially when it inferior kind. by | whole story. | the | emplc 0., Prop. A LH'G& LINE OF —IRE ALL N’-'-V At | oyed STE =\A "ORE considered no more than lled men are S| & VOUNG. | wirst M order. JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. 0; NEW 7 tass Wines. and Jobn Mads and Raled to ¢ S SRUADWAY. cbone 384 MARKET HOTEL, 5 B W el Luck Our price tell the ! Weight about B. Lewis, 341 M Jy George Kahn, Yan- jy1a a good o Theodore TO RENT—At Pine Grove, Niantic, Conn., turnished summer coitage. by monti or se Enquire ) Vars, between 10 and 2 or | 10 RENT—Furnished rooms ontinental,” Pleasant View, K. 1, fiv minutes’ walk from trolley and restau- w_exchange, all or write kunk do; tro, Box 137, Moosup, Conn._ Jyld _|rant. Apply to 114 West Broad Stree FOR SALK—Motor boat 2§ fest long, | Westerly. ] 85 H. P, in good order. Call Tel | 70 wENE_vonvenlent tenement of § 154212 ~3¥1d_ | rooms, 4% CUME Bt $12 per month, Ku- FOR SALE—30 or 40 acres good 2 e L O ding grass. Inquire James DeWolfe, |~ T0 HENY-—Pasturage in Fitoh p Trading Cove. 36294 | tures, Lor horses and cows. Clairemont HOUSES FOR BALESome good | Farm, Yantic, Ct. bl propositions, some very desirable shore rty among them; slwated in 4 Poquonick. Ger- TO RENT—Lower tenement of four rooms. Enquire of J. Bradford, Book- binder, 108 Broadway. maylod CRESCENT BEACH commodious col- good young cf tage to rent for the season. J. I. piin, Conn. ~ je28d | Wheeler, 2 Union St, New London. FOR SALE—O. I. C. pigs, weigh o0 | _Dav:0d pounds, nine weeks 0ld; also Jersey | 10 RENT—The store No. 35 Broad- cow, gharanteeing 18 quarts per day.|way, next to the Wauregan Hotel, and |J. C. M Norwich Town. jeldd |now occupied by W. J. Townsend as a roR LC pigs, thorousn- | Shaesn & A b0 W reglstered, Ludiew none beiter in the arm, North Stonjng- 3 Unlon ¥. D. 6, Norwich, Conn. H. I. |#éven rooms and bath, in brick hoi apr2id__ | opposite courthouse. Quiet location i TNALE — Proftable roomins | central part of city. Enquire 137 Main centrally located, well ~ filed. | 2ot B 4. Gllbert s is Donohue, Cent UP TO DATH furnisheu rooms, Mar- guerite bullding. Mrs. Lees, 376 Main, TroR SAL oct26d Browning's Beach, on TO RENT. From July 1at, house of 10 rooms at No. 54 Wasiington Bt. All conveniences and steam heat. Enquire of Isasc S. I Greene, SACRIFICE SALE—Pleasantly located 45 acres excelient plow Gard FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES —_— e POETRY i MAKING A MOTHER HAPPY, By thinking of her alweys, By tendernéss and care, By making upright manhood The dindem you wear, By speaking ently, By showing her above All else you do to please her Your thoughtfulness ana love. By little daily vistta, By messages of cheek; Ly conduct fine and m.nlv By ever hovering neat o help her feel comtented— irough all that life mav bri Her ‘son I such & eomfort, | ¢ His love a precious thing. By heiping her r(membor As years go rlling by days of old enchantment ath a younger sKy; enx of devotion, By little turns of speech That fill her heart with blessing, And to her spirit reagh aring for her comferts By every gentle A Tooistool When she's wearp, Her Tittie shawl in Dlgos. Her chair just where she wants @, ook she i0ves the eat; Fulfillment her trust! In you—that crowns lhr rest! By doing us she wants you, ng to her will Kknowledge points yew banish (1] Tving Tor hor miiy, being all she prays, You may be through the battle And temptation of the days. By bringing her the sunshine Of thoughtfulness e The dow from her \‘:1' » The tempest eep By every hour and moment Remembering, thinking of her; By showing her and tell) ng How boy-like still you love her. Baltimore Som. CHARTLESS, saw & moor, T never saw the sea Yet know I how the heather losts, And what a wave must be 1 o Jones, Insurance and Real Estate T never spoke with God land, balance pasture and wood, good 3 01 site h ftuit, 13 miles irom T K. station and | Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main 8L | | Nor visted in :;",h 4 village, near 1Liarkets. 14 room colonial | Je14d A5 1f the chart s e houss ‘with veraudas, best condition — e - . outside and in, large barn, painted, new » Diekinson. denlivuse, cost $36s, sheds, vutbulldings, FOR SALE. e buildings worth $.,900; p e §3,300— T et Dl oo HUMOR OF THE DAY nishings, urmmg“wlub aud poullry. t 1 Wt ) = iryons Agency, Willimante, Conn. | T o Seash L “Why don't you give your wife Jungid wenty-two Seashore Lots et 4 = GOOD PRI ‘ronting Atla o Ocenn, 50x-50 feet of envelopes (regul; business size), c: lund. 1 have buen fortunate in securing printed in corn $1.35; 1,000, a tract on the seashore, between Pleas- 9,000, 10,0 $10. 00 notehe: ant View and Charlestown B idted, $1.85; 1,000, 3 lots have one of the finest ,000, “$11.50. ' 500 Jett along the coast and the trolley will printed, $1.63; 1,000, § soon be there! These lots will increase 0; 500 billheads, in_price right away, All 1 ask for a rinted, $150;. 1000, 5,00 lot s $150° cash. Only one lo: to & | 10,000, ‘$12. 90 statements, , and after July 1st, this year, | printed $1 1,000, $1 3 if any are left, the price will be $20(. 000, 31v. Printing of every descrip- | Write for information; the su y is tion done promptly. Send for nearly ~completed. Arrangen The Lull o srwich. C | view “ths property made by appolnt- I'ransportation free In auto. In- ate. will put you in possession of e farm, large 10-room house, , wagon shed, wocdhouse, two hen- neriés and milkhouse; 3 acres all plant- including 1 acre of potatoes; ted only 1% miles from Wester] and & 10-minute walk to trolley lives out of the state and e If sale is made right a sion given at once. WILLIAM A, WILCOX, | Real Estate Broker. No. 41 West Broad' St. Rooms 1 and 2. Jesd Westerly, R. L. Seashore Land For %als ven-room prove Cottage ments 1 in lot 50x100 feet 1o im- air dit n property Prospect ill be sold at a low leaving town. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE ed ne Street and w owner pri Forty acres of high lanc situate on Central Bullding, Norwich. stato macadam road overioking the Atlantic ean from Polat Judith on the east to Montauk on the % est. Only 26 minutes’ ride ‘rom Westerly station N. Y, N. H. & H R. R FRANK W. COY. Long Dista High Street, [ declld FOR SALE No. 138 Laurel Hill Avenue, known the K. H. :Leavens property. Fine grounds availa- ble for 2 building lots. Residence be altered into two-family Proposition will be con- sidered for exchange for smaller property. |l’eck‘s Real Estat: Agency FARHS A SPECIALTY Sn|32nng Straat, Wilimante, Comn, | as house Seuon of 1912 - Grand Opemng | ! JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn, | | | | Pleasant VIEW Gasino - on July 4th. ning, 2 to 7 and 8 to 12 THOMAS M. May Bulld) will be served after 12 m, This Casino will be open for busi- {ness every day during the season Dancing Tuesday and Saturday after |mmm. and evenings. E, E. CARPENTER, Prop. lClotl\ Shop - FOR SALE | Cott=- Cott>—~ of 9 [ooms, cicam| we Deal Direct With the | electric lights anc . - plumb- Mills. Call and We Will ing, at " * River " venue. Will | Y . b be sold cheap cn easy terms. Guarantee to Save You Money. dJ. T. DONOVAN, | Phone 591. 327 Main St. | N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main City. FOR SALE a | PEAS, to | place | | Dancing afternoon and eve- Genuine Rhode Island Shore Dinner | “I did once, and #he spent borrow 1t back.”— | Smith is a grouchy guy, isa't he? Steve—Grouchy? Why, he hates to look at himself in & mirror.—Cia- | cinnati Enqu! i D believe in long em- | Ragements? Cynicus—Sure! The longer a man is engaged, the less time ho has | to be married.—Philadeiphia Record “What more should a man want than | €00d health, a good job and s good wife?” “Well, a good reputation might ome ir rand, hicago Recerd- | Herala v s the custody of the aute- mo 1 told my wife she might have it. 1can't keep up a machine and alimony, too."—Louisville Courfer- na I don't think your portrait is e e original, old man.’ Omty once have I painted a portrait that was | rea sitter—and she sued the bel afterward.”—Fliegende Blagt- oper Imperial Yeomanry new officer) —Swears & sometimes? Second & masterpieee, s iy; just opens 'is mouth and t say wet it likes.—Pun | Kate—That B girl asserts tha hus made & thousand refastls marri hel—That's t When Gus a r to be his wife she | plied ) ousand times no! Boston Tr | ord hibited the recetved, —Ow - oking well” “Shs nights.” “She doss- rvous woman T had a secret pocked ind ghe hasn't found hing for an hen urbanits whé ypinfon of conn advised. Hare. apply the greates s Bazar w sald the ng o man 1t THE K \LFIDOS(,OPE average whals n London, one at 150 n avction price BEETS, @ BEANS, ) : E. A,YPRENTwC. | LETTUEE, - . Phone 300 8 Cliff Street.| ~ STRAWBERRIES, ETC.,, et ke - . | f th SALE HORSES {coming in fresh every day. : Conisennl People’s Market . " mewpe wopemsos. | 6 Frankiin St. Elans - S . g JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop Q For Sale FOR [ Attractive Cottage in Norwicn Town;| THE 4th of Jllly -.",”;;";n % thers was Lot e hous shop b n!\\‘ ng and r However, the decrease wus im- v u U w‘\:“\\:‘ opporamity | pey Crackers, C.“dh" To[.‘ '.”l;(,',‘:.“t!( r'm.l wa u-v” 41"‘1’;: 7;;[: Gl 1 K Washington st | pedoes, Sparklers, Rockets, | ronis show case In both the i L Kbl 42 Washington st. | P P nushet "6f od_and the 3 - - | Balloons, Pistols, Cartridges, | «nunt o S N ot T the Nimat fbrwet ¢Cupn. Canes, Flags, Post| : e hi Carda, Favors, Elc., at | i : awamy thegsuring 14 m- Je10 aunual revenue of §6,890 to the pope. £ 8 i b ik