Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 12, 1912, Page 5

Head Lettuce . Watermelons (cold) ....50c Roast Veal . ........18¢-20c 10c 16¢ 20c Lamb Stew ..., Hlmburlg (good) Young Brodun....... 75¢ Roasting Chickens . ....30c SOMERS FOOD SPECIALS fo to the Woman's Exchange = and see the large variety-of i articles mp Good Br Cake and Cookies, als Cold Lemonade. Telephon 237 Main Stree Fertilizer BEST IN TOWN Agricultural Lime In quantities to cuit you. A. N. CARPENTER 23 Commerce Street Telephens 171 The Bulletin, Nnrwnch, Frlduy, July (2, 1912, VARIOUS MATTERS. Gualbert, abbot. new fife by Thursday’s downpour, lent. of hose in the city. home some unusuall, below the Drawbridi | date vacation travel north. The Perkins family « cupying the Killkare cottage of Edna D. Rogers at Ocean Beach. feel the discomfort of the hot wave. Jared Tennant of Hebron was sur- prised by a party of friends and rela- tives recently from Montville and | Gilead. I tes are heing selected to the state convention of he Swedish re- publican state league in Hartford, Au- gust from Connecticut are sail- resting | their voungest = daughter, HEA & BRKE During July Wil offer many Bargains in Furnitur and Floor Coyering®. You could delect no better time to | furnish your home with Up-to-D» Furniture and Hugs at a saving of The larg ssortment, high quality tion of dur goods, com with the finest ®conomical pric " X ¥ Better investigate while the stock is at its maximim of completene SHEA & BURKE 37-47 Main Street Burglary! Why Wait Till the Horse Before You Lack the Door Stolen Get a Burglary Policy and Let the Company Do the Worrying. For the Best Policies Telephone or Writs F. 0. CUNNINGHAM, 12 Ann Btrn chsehoid Neczssities. Dressing for your white shoes | Ice Cream Salt (special Bird Food (package) Chicken Loaf (can) Peopile’s Market Sweet Midgets » Rallion’s e WEAL'S NEW e THE PALACE CAFE DR C R (HU&BLRL—\N Dental Surgeon ® of Df. 8. L. Geer's practice durung his ds fliness, cGrevy Building Norwich, Conn. JEWETT oIty HOTEL New and Up-to-date in svery partioular IRA F. LEWIS. Praaristor C. GEER, TUNER “hone 511 122 Prospect St PIONIC, The Iebraw = Wegnau's tian will_hold femle At Lineoln Park Sunday. Jul) 1912 Dincing, musio Cadiflac s Refrexiiments. Adm on 18 cents. Jylid T Ty o, o TREUE - 84 84ertising madi erly band ce B | olm for the final Olympic Next Sunday the Holy Name soclety s St Patrick's parish will _recelve | Holy Communion at one of the earlier | mass It is expected that In the next gen- eral assembly a bill will be introduced to put a stop to elopements {n Con- al hook practical lin The cable boat has arrived with the | r the new telephone line from | Point to Fishers Island, a ss than four miles, dis- re being influenced sri for J Alfred B. Bridgeport for national commander the Los Angeles encampment. wo men who were given lodgl home of William H. Brogke Willington, the other ni out to be Mormon mis; At the first of the series of vesp vices at Mt. Ochepetuck, in Un nday, the speaker will be Rey Morrow, now of Fisk universi Mr. and Mrs. I S, Browne of New London announce the er ment of argaret Elizabeth, to George E. Edgecomb of | they New York city. Notices were posted In the vario departments of the Falls mill, Thurs day. stating that { ill would elc ugust 24 and reopen September 3, for annt tion A Peeping »m, who has been mak 'Hp. himseli obnoxious on Main has been ldentified and in one | Holibe's. min with a-revoiver and bulle g is watching for his next visit ton 1 Point plots are pward on easy month pay- Tents or bungalows can be | | ereeted when first payment is made, | .+ jas. Jay Smith Co, non Bldg.— adv The Stafford Press states that | Witbur C. well, his mily er, Mrs, ( ce Thompson, ing several weeks at Crysta and will occupy John Downe tage, When Rt. Rev. John P. Nilan lays| the corner stone of the new Catholic chapel Groton, Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Willlam A. Keefe of St John's chutch, Plainfield, will deliv er the sermon. At the meeting of the Missionary club of the ¢ church at Neptune Park, Wednesday, | the pastor, Rev. P. Wright, was presen 1 addre matters of chuch work The Hartford Trust company has| been appointed administrator of the satate of George Mahl, late of Hart- | ford, by Judge Waldo Marvin Bdward Mahl and 1 man Mahl’ } | been appointed appraisers, out that it w Thompson of Groton who d s arm Tuesday, but his v son, who, returning from campi finding no one at home, in trying to| get in fell down the ce stairs, Beginning ugust 1, parcel post packages can be exchanged between the United States and the republic of | | Panama. The limit of weight will be |t 11 pounds, and the ra wlil be 12 cents for each pound, or frhction. General orders have been is the adjutant general giving instr tions relative to equipment and sup- | plies to he carrled with organizations of the Connecticut National Guard at the joint manoeuvres this summer. Under the ‘head, “Worcester Man Gaod Place in Norwich, Conn.,' Worcester Gazette notes that ancis P. McNamara will remain principal of Greeneville school. yet supervise four or five other hulldings Lemon C. Robe “ishers Tsland | | and Mrs. Florenc nrlong of New London were united in_marriage Wed nesday evening by Rev. C. Harley | Smith at the parsonage of the Federal Street Methodist church, New Lon- don Of Windham county interest is the news that Everett J. Lake starts Sat- urday for California to bring home there. They expect to be in At an ann! em ma 4 Haven, Wednesday, for Rev, P, M. Kennedy, formerly of Norwich, the of- ficers of the mass were his three neph- ews, Rev, William H. Kennedy of Nor- h being deacon. vergary solemn high reqi- Says the Danbury News: Miss Har- rlet B. Averill and Miss Maria W, Averill of this city, who returned te America_recently from a tour of the Orient, have been registered during the past few davs at the Hotel Mult- nomah, Portland, Ore, . Mrs, John Jenks, married tnfStaf ford Springs in 1971, end deserled by her hushband, with a 6 moenths old ba- by, has been in Hartford, where the Sisters of Charlly have been taking care of her, She will put the child in the New Britain Swedish home, I8 popularity of Majer. Walt Fitamaurive in Westerly is attested by the fact thut & mareh named for him and dedicated to him by Fred Wight was one of the numbers of the ort Thursduy evening, Two Hudings in chges Fucently. Lried July 12 18 the feast day of St. Jonn Lawns, trees and vines were given \ Local visitors to Bleck Island write home that the fishing continues excel- According to the permits lssued at the water office there are now 800 users River partids have been bringing tall cattails from Trins from New York are runnffig in two and three sections, to' accommo- The small boy with the sandals seems to be the only one who does no| week, planning. to go 1o and magazines are | and at the Otig library, | improvement h reading | eers of | ously, Th n, | street, Eas old for | Their Press Aq»n( Altered Words of ed the members on | not suff Wedne '8 stick work of Jups " a tates, at the request of parties con hitting outflelder who emerged with a | * Tally 7 perfect record, four hits out of four | hected officially with the inn. Walton runs for h ied DY | other mem C. J. Milne Had Often Been Vi Hars. noise, as any good sized group of men will, which disturbs -guests who as | Lake, who has been spending the | orde toavard the middle of Au-| | hov rancis’ church, Fafr court have been fiud with Clerk ons by Judge olcomb They are ih Irving 8. Button v. Frank Button, admr,. and in Minard vl 1 Royal Linen Mills, inc, of Mystic, AN The public utilities commission will | 16 sive o earing iy 16 a0 1116 a B-gdmm' Next Mvud-y—-l’uul: Need Demmb It Is Rul tlon of the Connecticut company for ' the approyal of proposed construction ing of Utilities Cmblm——Mill Leave New London work on the West Town road, Nor e, Between 4.45 and 5.45 a. m.—Also Another Train From Miss Caroline H. Thompgon, orean- st at Trinity piseopal church, who Palmer About 1.15 p, m. Southbound. recently underwent a surgical operas tlon az!;;al ackus hospital, was reported Thursday as having spent a comfort= e able ni t, responding with. cheery Through an order {ssued oh Thurs- hoperul néss to molicitous inquiries of | gay™y the public utilities commission, dire;,unx l:m Central Vermont rall- Railway mall clerks will have to|f02d to restore td their schedule an walt @ month for thelr vacations this 3:;”10’“;0’{;“:‘_‘“;‘:? e oo vear. The reason 1s that congress has| ;o O FOIUE, FOrih o take the piace bassed no aypropriation covering the | 17 H19 S0-Ted boad trainl, the Nor. hire of substitutes for the men who | I Ch MMEfCRants leatned that they had are resting, and the vacations must be| yyor, I thelr concerted fight to compe i the road to restore this highly import- Bl the Foliet ntafr ant train for mail, express and gem- many friends, postponed until there are funds for eral service. . PERSONAL. By July 15, Falls, Frank Cornell of New York city has been visiting Miss Rosa Jackson of at Maple Terrace farm, Enfield, Mass, | 1oR0 (0 TaW, 1OnCon 10 the Mrs. William Mbrrall and son, Sid- Text ‘of the Finding ney, of Norwich, ‘are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Cooley in Stafford Springs. continuing passenger train formerly Dorothy Rathbun of Noank is|leaving 1 two v gene s with her aunt,|o'clock a. m.: mith of Laurel Hill Petition from Norwioh. avenue. to her home in Narwich, after several|Sion: days' visit with RUNAWAY HIT TEAM ly Beeth: d M Edith | feet. > Runaway. Beetham and her daugh- th ) who live on the road, were both 'painfully Beotham perhaps seri- day night about 830 hen team they were was run into as the horse was ing_at the fountain on Side, and both w arown out upon their heads. am was struck by another driven by be a very great har public, Mrs. ter, Mrs. E Stonington injured, M o'cloc driy ari going mail, and the possibi said road and its connecting lines We certainly cannot urge too strong wo small ghters of A, Haubt, | ,,r request, as fn our opinion it is a about 12 and 13, respectively. The|moet vifal matter, not only with res- horse driven by the Haub s was | running away, having been started, d, by a boy who threw stones’ s they were coming along Main all along the road. at it The porate regsurer; The Noerwich Belting Cc S, Perkins, treasurer; Timothy .C When the Haubt team crashed Into the other both vehicles were pretty well smashed up, but both horses 00d still looking at the wreck the collision had made. ~ Mrs. Beetham, | mpa’matsn Chase Go.' per Herbert B, unconscious, and in, with her | G S e ThevCharles OBzood co co i with bloo and dirt, were | aken into the home of Mrs. D. J.| ohig, at No. 2 Penobscot street, from the sc o Twohig, with Co. cesgors to H, W tary; J. C. Worth & Co.; The Allen- ont’| Beeman Co., by A. A. Beeman, assist- sistance of | o neighbors, nce of | pgW. Huribut, pdesident; The John "] e Rl d all the | w7 young Boiler Co., John T. Youns, e ? GhoREIDE L0 ihe w0 women, and | oresident: Grover & Herrick, by W. : o TR . P, rrick 0 Gilby 0., tanrend Mrs | o “yarrick; Stoddard, Gilbert & C h Rogers, Jr., manager iland, pres bout the face and suffering severely | Y . D from shock so that she was in a semi. | H The road Is directed to put on & north bound train daily, except Sun- Mrs. Daniel Drew of Perkins avenue| day, on or before July 15, leaving New is spending a few days at Niagara|London not later than 545 & m. nof earlier than 445 a. m. The finding by the commission also orders a south bound train daily, except Sundays, leaving Palmer about 1115 o'clock . Laurel Hill, m, which is a gratifying action for 24 isit. | the Wilimantic merchants, who were e g o e e it | unted with Norwich and other points ol . 21 | north of New, London in the protest The text of The finding and order issued Thrsday 16 as follows in the Hibberd R. Norman, assistant celrk | “madeer of petition of certain business of the superior court, is enjoying a | ¢oncerns' of Norwich and others pro- Vacation, expecting to- he away a | testing agaihst the action of .the Cen- month, tral Vermont Railway company in dis- orwich for the north at 5.12 On June 25, 1912, the following peti- Miss Marion Munger has returned | tion was received by this commis- o.| To the Public Utilities Commission Ildn i e T Miss L. C.| o¢"the State of Connecticut: The un- ey T dersigned residents and business men k I Henry and daughter, | of Norwich, Conn., do hereby respect- returned to Thorndike, [ fully ask that you nse your best efforts from a two weeks's visit with|to have the Central Vermont Railway es in Norwich. company continue the service of the early morning train north now leaving Norwich about 5.15 o'clock a. m.which train e understand is to be discon- tinued when the new timetable of AT EAST BIDE FOUNTAIN, | ontay. it 3, 1012 goss fato ef- n ser- vice, which has been in operation for about fifty vears, in our opinion would ship upon the especially those residing in Norwich, which is one of the most'im- portant 'stations on the line. In our opinion it would injure business very materially, as well as deprive us of an carly morning mail and sn early out. v o reaching at an early hour points on | early attention and the granting of dents of Norwich, but with residents Dated at Norwich, this 22d day of i June, 19 Norwfch Belt Mfg. Co., incor-' Chas, L. Eaton, assistant Murphy, W. P. McGarry, N. B. Young. Lanz, secre- | | ant_treasurer: The L. A7 Gallup Co., nt of board of trade. | mission in Hartford, on Tuesday, July 9, 1912, due and legal notice beili§ given of the time and place of such hearing. O sald July §, 1912, the petitioners and the respondent compaby ppeared and were fully heard. The petitioners asked for the restg« ration of a certain early morning mail and passenger train which for more than thirty (30) vears last past was scheduled to leave New London about 445 o'clock a. m. running northerly through Norwich and other cities and villages in Connecticut to Palmer, Mase, which train and service, as an v ‘morning train, was recently dis- continued. Substitute for Discontinued Train. In substitution for the discontinued train, the’ respondent company has put on a well equipped express train between New London and Massachu- setts and other points northerly to Montreal, Canada. This express train service is undoybtedly a igreat accom- modation to peofje in New London and from other stopping points along the line desiring to use such service to and from points north of Connecticut, but does not afford a satisfactory substi- tute for the local passenger, mall and express service relied upon and af- forded by the early morning train which was recently discontinued. Strong Public Demand’ and Necessity. Practically all_the places along the line of this raiiroad In Connecticut north of New London were represented at the hearing, advocating and giving their reasons for the restoration of the early morning train, the principal rea- sons given being the accommodation afforded by the early morning mail and express service which they had enjoyed and the business,interests had become adapted to for the past long term of years. It did not appear that the passenger traffic on this train was very heavy or that the earnings of ghe train passenger revenues alone were cient to meet the expense of its ope tion, but it did appear that there strong public demand and necessi all along the line in Connecticut for the operation of this early morning train. From the evidence submitted, tie commission is of the opinion that the petitioners are entitled to practically the relief sought Order by Commission. It is therefore ordered that the Cen. tral Vermont Railway company be, and it hereby is, required and directed operate, on or before July 15, 19 local passenger and express train northerly from New ‘Lendon through Connecticut daily, except Sunday leaving New London not later than 5.45 o'clock a. m., nor earlier than 4.45 o'clock a. m., and also to operate a similar train dally, except unday.’| southerly over its line in Connecticut, leaving Palmer, Mass, about 115 o'clock p. m. This order is not intended to affect | existing traln service or schedules | along the line of sald road In Connecti- cu We hereby determine and direct that notice of the foregoing decree be given to said petitioners and to the Central Vermont Railway compar by for- warding a true and atlested copy thereof, by registered mail, postage paid, on or before the 1lth day of | Ju on. Dated at Hartford, Conn., this 11th of July, 1912 RICHARD T. HIGGINS, B. FORD, J. H, HALFK Public Utili 1912, and due refurn make here- da, Commission. consclous condition. Mrs. Main was Hearing on Petition. DUt was sl e saLgetout the face.| rhe foresoing Detition was assigned Hop-sibiier. s n& fOr| for hearing at the office of the com- secured, after Mrs n made s comfort- NO SOLDIERS IN MONONOTTO WINE ROOM, le, and hoth the injured women were taken home. ALL COLLEGIANS CREATE STIR,|Orders Bars Enlisted Men from Fish- —— er’s Island Hotel. Truth—At Griswold s .| ‘The enlistea men of the New Lon- pa on Satarday. | gon @rtillery. distriet are somewhat as winnes proving to be the sensation | 10 £0 Info the wine room of the Mono- jon A1l the: fans ‘m{ talk- | DOLto inn, Fisher's Island. The follow- sout them nov 1l proph. | ing is the order which has been posted esy a string of vic O | at Fort H. G. Wright, Fisher's Island: list thes \“‘;f"‘cf Headquarters Artillery District of New the ‘alsh is hailed| Lopdom, Fort H. G. Wright,'N. Y. juard with some of July 5,1912 thrown in. The | Memorandum sdule provides fop|. The men of this command are for- at Eacter Poroy | bidden to g0 to the wine room at the iriswold Hotel team and. by “"“”“"‘d‘” “’"‘ 2 ’ Golonel D thay are (MBping tHe-Hos- |- 10¥ PRCES 0 Lisutenant ‘Colondl DA~ ill be tar enough recovered for | V1 WILLIAM F. HASE nd of the series. ., 2 % A rtiil ot A point that some fans think wag [C2Ptain, Coast Artillery Corps, Ad- ntly emphasized about i gam the matchless . v Melntyre the hess| Colonel Davis issued the order, he Ferguson is the owner of the inn. nes up, and scored three of S fapr ind scored (hree of the SiX| ' 'he management of. the inn says am. Then, too, Cap- = showed the requicie| (hat there has been no trouble with p ; k da the soldiers, but that‘they simply can- nount of leadership, nd gave the ' rs of the feam an exompe |10t be accommodated, ‘becayse. the nt wielding of ihe wiiw | Wine room is very smail and really is L ng HOW. | suited for no more than half a do S patronssat a time, whereas, KILLED IN LONDON. to the management, groups of a dozen s and more soldiers ‘come in, crowding tor | out regular patrons and 'making a in Gallivan Word has been received here by | WISh to retire early. friends of the death of Caleh J. Miine| It 18 said that the order was In a of Fhiladelphia_and Germantown, Pa, He was ron downl Sunday evening,| Ocers of New York state militia now He was taken to the Charing Cross ““,r;‘f";’:,‘:"h‘r"_"’if‘h?;’a' e P, Where e died the mext even- | gnip to force them to come all the way ing. His skull was fractured. i ! to New Londcn in case they want a The acel " tha s ot guerTed practically o | giass of beer. The Mononotto inn has bisy thoroughfare near Trafaigar | b (e oniy‘place on ' the istand uars, where the Rev. Elmar O. Weld | jorere #014iers were allowed in uni- of Brooklyn was recently killed. iy Mr. Milne, who was one of Phila- Welphia’s prominent philanthropists, | MERRIMAN IN LEAD * OF STATE GOLFERS. Defeated Bowers of Bridgeport Thurs- Was a manufacturer, at the head of many charities, a_director in many- large financlal institutions, and a member of the Union League, RItten- | —gn o willi v e and Art clubs and other social| 92Y—Willis Austin Lost Closs Match. tlons, org €. P. Merriman of Waterbury Ig lead- He was the father of Caleb J. Milne, | 12 the field in the state champfonship | Ir. grandfather of Caleb J. Milne, 3, | gofr' ‘furnament, He. defeated F. T who recently married Miss Fredericl k& ' Bowers of Bridgeport Thuraday after. | noon at Greenwich by one up, his score eblng 73, and Bowers 74. Both men vere In exc o 1he cuehh SRS Rk %*| were in excellent form and some fine D. Smith, anq great grapdfather of their infant son of the same name, He ad frequently visited in this ety as playing resuited. this afternoen on thé 3 o'elock train to | Walerbury, 3 up, 1 te go. visit, in the company of President Jo- T v seph . Haviland and Secretary Henty ©. V. Train in Acoldent, W, Tilbits of the Nerwich beard ef| Central Ve ment passenger (raln fayor T O, Murphy and Presl- | leaving Norwich at 8.80 o'clock met an s 8. Fairclough of the Bus-|accident two miles seuth of Miller's Men's aseociation, the yarious|Falls Wedneeday merning, when the parts of the city where treiley exten- | tender of the engine left the rails, A trade, dent Char ine slong are propesed. These include Ma- | delay was oceasiened and the sched plewsod cemstery, Boswell avenus, and [ ule for the day was affected. The pas- from Yaatic te Pi clals are here, the ferme time, to get the fucts abeut the needs|one was injured. an desires of Norwich, and for every o N ene interésted in he proposed exten-| Hristol socislists have nominated for slone there is & chapce lo helo »wul judge of probate Edwin Paruul“ teday, . A Ciarke, pecadidy of Collegians, who were | Platied at an order issued by Lieuten- | and have brilliant. |ant Colonel Davis, commanding the | ly fived up to all the advance no-) New London district, forbidding_them | wha advocate ording | measure brought on by the request of o 80, 18 Lo bn if camp there that the wine room be Tt I ggdon, by'a taxicab and| reqerved for them eventngs, provided Other results were: WSldo, Jr, of For Trelley Inspection, Bridgeport, defeated Tredennick, Mer- Viee Presldent L, S, Sterrs and Gen- | iden, 8 up, 1 te go; Truesdale, Green- eral Manager J, K, Pnderford of the| wich, defeated ‘Austin, Norwich, one Cennecticpt company are to eeme here | up: Coeley,,Hartford, defeuted White, hville, The offi- Psengers were given quite a jar by the for the first | abrupt stopping of the train, ‘but ne NORWICH SOCIALISTS VOTE AGAINST DIRECT ACTION. Want Clause Condemning Sabatage Ineerted in National Constitution. Local Norwich, socialist party, held their regular meeting Thursday ‘even- ing In the Stead building with Eugene Smith in the chair. Various routine business was transacted. A total of $15 has been raised for' the Ettor- Givonitt! defense fund”which will be forwarded at once. A call for hominations for the con- 8ressional candidate for the Second | disttict, resulted in the nomination of | Alderman” George Andrews of Rock- ville. It was decided to engage John W. Slayton of Pitisburg, Pa., o speak here on Aug. 3d, and' W, F. Ries of Toledo, O., on Aug. 10th. A Yong dis- cussion took place on the proposed in- | h constitution of | Section 6, which says that all members | batage and direct ac- | sertion in the natio; tion shall be exp ity of memb this clause. lled, and the major- tavored the insertion of IN THE CITY COURT. Fined for Injury to Property—Non- Support Case and Breach of the Peace. Arthur McK ploye, wh given a police the charge of abus In breaking a lot of the city's bug lights between Taftville and the Nor wich Belt Manufacturing company’ plant on the Taftvilic road. There were 18 Iamps broken by stones, and it was determined on the evidence that Me- Kenny was the ringleader of a group of young men wha did the damage. His court bill totaled §16.2 In the city court Thifrsday M. Thalis was fined for hitting 4 boy in the head with a tin can. He pafd $14.62. The accused complained that the hoys were Destering him. Joseph Labonne of Jewett Cit arrested on 3 the court on the charge of nen-: support brought by his wifs, Labonne stated that he my. a telephone em- home is in Meriden, was ne of $7 public property wuummufl DELEGATIO - TO A 0.-H. Lendon County Will Be an nnted in Both. Divulnm and Aux- corndewris Any Co Corn, Smaf Almost Like Mulc. Next Tueldly mazning af’ Chicago |- the national conventions of the An- cient Order of Hibernia Ladies’_auxilia sions will be of the Bmmet Memorial building." conventions will occupy five dau\'l’h ilst of Connecticut ddesl(ee 18 as fol-|. A 0. H, delegates—State President Thompsonylile Bfate Vice President William T. May, Now London; State Secretary John S. New Haven: State Treas- ard T. Lyons, Chaplain_ Kev. Bimard/ A msnne Hazardville; den; John F. Leenes, James C. Sullivan, Néw London; rona J! McCarthy, Bridgeport: son, Torrington; John Blansfield, Port- ;_Thomas P. Ryan, Putnam; Pat- rick ‘Murray, Stafford. Ladies' auxiliary delegates — State ilen “T. Molloy, You'll Quit Everything Eise for HGETS-IT. o just loves to be éut ai t’ !]gl‘\]l} :Inu?.‘kghl',ny Tasters and salves psually Some of The 196 Wit them, adthfea th'enfiorn to flouris] hew corn flf‘!‘i,(lv harmlees' to lll(’ h!l]lh) ut it does go 0 Tous o wart rig corn shrivels away flesh lll\] drops ofl' Patrick Glee- gouged, but President Miss r?l iornh \nml:;n h off the reel v Trom the healthy Margaret Cashman, Secretary Miss Sadie A. State Treasurer Mrs. Fulton, Bridgeport: Ms. Margaret nds and it lwgm- Tia work. pigns off, Pretiy soon yowil forget you ever oras or Iiwlons. ek Js S0l at all drugg 25 cents a bottle, or sent on rev Lawrence & Co., orwich by The Lee & (Ixund Shea, Willlmantic; v, New Londotl. YOUNG MEN TO CAMP AT PLEASANT VIEW. Party of a Dozen Sodality. Men Will Have a Month' Mrs. Anna T. Hen- Three hundred dollars London banks Wwas attached and a horse and wagen-and harness were receipted for. The platatiffs_allege months ago they purchased the plain- tiff's business on the agreement that he was not to engage and confuct any business of a similar nature in New within five years. keep the contmact would meam a for- The plaintift recentiy engaged in business and iS Bow en- | gaged in the fruitibusiness in partner- town for: $500. deposited in New A dozen Norwich young men, prac- X members of the S ¥ start next Monday to amp at Pleasant v v are to have three tents, one more than when they enjoyed an outing at the same spot last summer. The Norwich party site engaged for a month, De' Weltome, news to. thess who wade their acquaintance at the beach last season, for they were a popular party all along the sandy shore from Watch \® Hill to Weekapaug and beyond. Those who will be at the camp for varying periods ¥ John Brendon Walsh, Richard Tarrant, h McGrory, Wal. .Y\\hn McCormick, has the camp | feiture of $300. FIVE WEEKS ABROAD. Cronin and Joflph Boylan Sail from Boston Next Twesday. the window decorator for hin B, Walsh hasbeen elect- J fron for the camp, White Star steamship Traweling' with ed physical director Boston on the PALMYRA ENCAMPMENT. D. D. G. P. Gates From Niantic Here to Install Officers. the trip will Cronin will combtne From \Lives- | proceed directly to Lon- Cronin will the methods employed in these style capi- pis with plea On Thursday make a study of the decorato. . 3, brought a good attend- e 'of 0dd Fellows including a num- ber of brothers from othor cities. The | tals, seated with mony In thelr chairs by the ur - |take notes on will remain abroad about e permits will brief trips to the German capi ‘and to Ireland, Opportunity lmm | five »m\s of New London of Norwich ‘ot Norwich; G. T. Charles A 4, has been made for Mr | Cronin to meet some of the leaders in ohr, | s profession abroad and it is certain S, | thaf this trip will advance him in the 5 which he already much ability. William E. Mayo, of Norwich. | The officers Installed for the current | term were these: G. P. Edward G.| . P. John A. Peck; S. W.| ; " Approaching a Norwich Wharf, Osten T. Ferguson; J. The Norwich Bulletin notes that the appropriation for.th butment wall at completion of the its municipal wharf | is exhausted and no more work will be 1 more money river steamers landing at this wharf and drop their | passengers in about the most neglected {allegation for a thoroughtare in Nor- wich _ana leading into | street-at that rer James Smith ond watchn third watchman, Jr.; fourth watchman, Joseph McKenzle Tuttle and George A Louis Ortmann: New London has a few rocky side streets, but there is nothing » 50 neglected to make comparison was followed by as served before And theyecall it — e AT THE AUDITORIUM. Good Vaudeville nd Moving Pictures. l . I ) o n Society. For thé last of the regular vaude- ncldents season, before going o nthe summer schedule of attractions | Auditorium has some e’ boards_on Thurs- artist in_her inging com- e bills of the Miss Gertrude S. Hartford this week. Hyde has been in Grets Mack i that of character de of Broadway has a visit of several days returned from ions convincingly R s in Saybrook. erman. commedian i sfully stimulated | Charles Johnson and William C, Os- the misibilities 0 pzmwts of David Bacon at and showed ability a as monologuist a singer as well In Summer in Chian- town, an Oriental effect was given aft- er by light effects and music cast of three made an ex pression in_their Jaseoh R Noyes and daughter \ ., are visiting rela- ather unique offer; | e films were quite up to thé | standard, the Chicago convention pic- | ture being particularly i This week ¢lose > Auditorium for the summer, byt the management . Paine of Pasadena, f his cousin, Mrs, . on Huntington avenue, * Aristocratic Dairy Farmers. Dairy farming is popular as a genu- ine source of income to the British ned_the. Fou y staders Minstrels, picfures and are ed to malw ni combination, All He Had to Do With It, “And you actually consented to let your #ife run for office?” “Consented ? Certainly not. month for necessary repairs, reopening - acoulesced.” EHEACH OF CONTRACT. Suit Brought for $300 Against New London Fruit Dealer. as on the first Tuesday been served-in B ach of contract s of common pl September have suit in which a br > basis of the costs in the | rt on Wednesday morning on y ek Truit dealer, ntes of Naw John and William Doli London and John Gergoulis of Middle- could get work in Whitingville, and he was told by Judge Barnes to do so and to vay his wife $3 a week until Aug. 1 He is to furnish a bond of $100. After a conference of some length, the couple left the courthouse together. Connecticut Patents. The list of patents issued to Con- necticut inventors for week er Tuesday, July 9, 1912, as furn from the office of K. H. Allen, follows: August R. Adamson, Collinsville, August R. Adamson, Collinsville, mag- azine rifie; John H. Flood, Bridgeport, reinforced cement railroad tie; Wi liam J. A, London, Martford, diffusion vane for forced draft ar other blower sets; Charles Swenson, Stamford, plastlo upplying device: Joseph A. Velk, Jr, Beuth Norwalk, centrifugal dwitch; Osear Moberg, New Britain, destgn for Maplay stand: Willlam B g Thompsenville, design for cur- son. Thie body ef Bdward Honnin of D felson, who died en Thursday morn- Ing ut the State Iluspital wus pre- pared for buriab by Undenaker Gag 1t was sent to hi8 late home on the Saturday Evening conveniences Refrigerators Ice Coolers Electric Irons Perfection Oil Stoves Garden Hose Screens and Doors Ice Cream Freezers Electric Fans IEAT@[KJ CHASE-- Company 129 Maln Sireel, Norwich, Conn, earners who the efficient and in any amount from one dollar upwards, Saturday eve- ¢ the accommo- dation of its depositors. THE THAMES LOAN & TRUST <0. T u?& » | FRIENDLY HELPFULNESS | noon train, BISRUDE heir obligadions Articles sultable for & Elft such as & nice small sise with good movement, Solid Gold filled case. $10.00 AND UPWARDS Also Pendants, Gold Beads, Locketh Rings and a complets assortment of other suitable articles, Ferguson & Charhomnea: HOW ARE @ YOU. FIXED 3 It you are in the market for oakEe pure white, sound and sweet--8% prices that will appeal to you, we'wh just what you want. 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