Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 14, 1912, Page 5

ANOTHER MYSTERY . *OF THE SEA UNSOLVED. Native Green Cornl m"rz Bfill?filn%’ Mlnl‘]{nhryn Morgan of Colchester ‘ Co B M;m."m o Uni- Native Tomatoes L is visiting friends in Norwich, roner U g Notwich, Wednesday, August 14, 1912. E——— ] ¥ 3 dentified Weman to Be Buried. 5 3 i James J. Good of Buffalo, N. Y. ey, 2 F b ¥ Nltl" Cuunbua fif‘ g 3 is visiting at his home in this :ny. _The mystery -o‘:r:l‘::tx:h; :‘:x: ‘l'denfl- ‘1& m GOLD‘CASS “ ¢ Native Broilers § VARIOUS MATTERS. Goorse Frink aga Aubrey ariher of Wik Sk Scat i B T e pitsregn w l g % &y > adlyme Vi ontville, Brother and Build Another Ydlmwhm Native Squash Tuesday was Hillevl day for Swed- y s o v ; E by the sea and washed ashore at Mill- a ‘ham Native g Be ish speaking residents. Mllx“a,tu.t';’; %h.h- ish sgend}ngh t{\lln “ F. o Recoverd . ly Fi stone Point, where it was 1‘0“1-:‘:' 3“‘:; Strin, ans | < 3 ‘weel ew National otel, . h, v i i1l pr . b4 Native Fowl Groen 044 Niows come 6 Kich | Bick Toand ko, el e e e ene o | Ladies’ Watch ards grove for a picnic ursday. 3 o R ly Natioe b B 1an | . Charies Tish of Pouonnoe 1a is Fall and Expects to Get to Norwich Next Week. Gence of o dark crime or the body i3 % Laml n ay,. August 16, the Italian | entertaining her sister and brother * 5 % b fieople. Wil ‘ddlebrate. ths “feast 'day |frord Narm e YL vy s vty secret that defies solution. i Native Veal When You Want It # - GOOD GO TO - SOMERS Food Specialist of St. Roeco, “ GREAT BARGAIN The body is in such a state of de- composition from the action of the water that it is utterly impossible o ascertain whether death was accident- al, self sought or whether a criminal act is hidden, The remains were view- Brgusun a “ ed by Coroner Franklin {:.ZB:::n of Norwich Tuesday morn FRANKLIN SQUARE Back ‘from a conference with his ‘brother, Bdson F. Gallaudet, who, aft- er his rémarkable escape from death when his aeroplane crashed to the earth at Mingola, L. 1, just three ‘weeks ago today, is now rapidly con- valescing at Atlantic Highlands, N. J.,, Denison GaNaudet .of this city on Tuesday night announced that anéther aeroplane is to be built by them and that work will be started .on it this morning at the plant of the Gallaudet Engineering company at Thamesville. They hope to have it completeq in three months’ time. His “brother, he said, was progressing so nicely that he is expected to be able to return to Norwich next week. For their new machine the Gallaudet brothers will return to the hydro- aeroplane model, which they formerly built and tried out on the Thames riv- er, but {ncorporated in their latest cre- ation will be a number of features which will make it different from oth- er aeroplanes of the type now in use. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer have returned to Mystic from a visit to friends in Norwich. and will furnish the motive power for the hydro-aeroplane, . When Edson F. Gallaudet, racing along at a speed of 115 to 120 miles an hour, hurtled to the ground from a height of 160 feet, hig" brother, con- veyed to the spot in an automobile, was the first to reach him. The avi- ator, still retaining consciousness, spoke to his brother, who thumped the injureq man and found that by some marvelous chance there has been no serious injury. The most Berious re- sult was a rather deep and painful cut on one leg, while there was a =calp wound, but not a single bone ‘in his body was broken by the long tumble in the wild machine. i Picking him up from the mud with which he was bespattered, they hur- ried him to the Mineola hospital, where he stayed just a week. Since then Mr. Gallaudet has been recuper- ating at Atlantie Highlands and he is now able to walk a short distance on crutches and the wound on his leg is healing nicely. Special shore dinner at Auditorium ladifes and gents’ cafe, Saturday and Sunday.—adv. Miss Eva Leonard of Main street has returned to her work after an ili- ness of three weeks. Dealers say this is the big month for fruit and vegetable diet, as their sales indicate, ha stated that he could give no a‘um,lu- sive verdict. He gave rein..ssion for the burial of the remains. The body had been in the water lor months and h the water had =, decomposed the flesh and ligem nus on the spine, of which therc arc several vertebrae In evi- acice, and on the thigh bones there is not a particle of covering. The liga- ments had been so completely rotted | that they had caused the bones to sep- arate at the joints. A R WARFARE WITH BRICKS. Three Colored Men Get Into Difficulty on Franklin Street Job. Miss Ava Potter of New York is here to pass three weeks with rela- tives on Starr street. Hydrangea shrubs are beginning to bleom and are particularly effective when in hedges or borders. About August 15th Our Fall and Winter stock of Suitings and Overcoatings, including a full line of Shack- amaxon Fabrics, will be ready for inspectiop. COXETER, Tailor Jack Brewer of New York is spend- ing his vacation with John Arnold of Twelfth street. The Connecticut Nurserymen's as- sociation has just held its annual sum. mer, outing at New Haven. Miss May Chandler has returned to Norwich after a visit to Mrs. J. H. ‘Webster in Noank, The eighteenth annual Fowler fam- ily reunion is to be held at the town hall in Middlefield Thursday. 30th Year of Faithful Work Rev. John Henry Quinn of Versailles was the guest of Harry Coleman of Yantic street recently. Tuesday's weather was hot, but sea- sonable, just what was needed for the crops and for summer business. During August, Dr. O. E. Gilder- sleeve’'s family of Lincoln avenue is at the doctor’s farm in West Wood- Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Stapdius have returned to Montville aftgr a visit with Stonington relatives. George Greenleaf was working Tues- day: noon on the Corkery property, stock. Mrs. M. L. Stearns of Willimantic | water as a flace to arise from and to | Gallaudet and Tirrell Overturned. | co.s by George W. Carroll, on When you KNOW M was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.|ga)ight on they believe, and now more | Denison Gallaudet had rather an ex- | - treet, which is being torn | 33 Broadway With about two months of summer | E, Porter Rogers in Norwich. strongly than ever, is much safer than | citing adventure himself, when he |} anklin street. kgt it all Is #t wi GUESS ? weather in prospect, buyers are look-| L land. - went salling recently with Principal | down, when Benjamin . Briscoe oi it wiser to ing a fall silks and woolens in the| John Mitchell of Norwich was a re-| “Fo. jis body th R TR0 : cently with I T homas passed along tha| s o o e O N och a2 Tea| For its body the new hydro-aero- | Henry A. Tirrell of the Norwich Free plane which they have designed will follow along the lines of their mono- plane, The Bullet, in which Edson F. strest. They picked on Greenleaf and a fight developed between Briscoe & Greenleaf, George shied a brick o R Academy at Harwichport, Mass. A Phieme, tarly in /the. Week sudden squal capsized their catboat at some distance off shore and though Miss Kate Cruttenden, who has been I visiting Norwich relatives, has rented Miss Agnes L. Magner has returned lndividull\ Instruction. SOUVENIRS X ; el # i e ;i i his oppoment and when Benjamin | ? ; latives, b S P o e e o 5 "Misg | Gallaudet fell at the Mineola avia-|both were expert swimmers and there W g e o i e both, her cottages at Crescent beach |{g Norwlch atter @ visit wit tion meet. . Pontoons, however, to en- | was no danger in thelr position, the |Johnson tried the role of Pestimuict |8 FAT ], TERM OPENS or the season. g able the machine to float on the watet, | Incident had an element of the spec- ;““1‘3'{!"1&;‘;‘?"“,, i e ! ' 1 vi lace the wheels ang there will | tacular in it, and it created sh | himg. G imgp b | The handsome flower beds, kept u Mrs. Dan Wagner of Hartford has|Will replace b ul , an ated *much 4 can Irist ! Ul‘ NORWICH by ihe e i the New Heves rond |returned home after vistting Mrs. | be ather adaptations necessary for the | excitement ashore. Mr. Tirrell swam e 3 MONDAY; w4 . ‘ tCharles L. Tracy for a week. new style of air craft, as well as the | around the boat In efforts to collect e B o ax e The | A -Silver Plated Cup (two 4‘1)'4t“e”]?r‘1*“§1‘\§2ii‘c the attention; of the ‘ improvements that the Gallaudets have | various articles that were floating | Smith brought in t],f,‘,?ff,‘:“},,l,:“v?nmn)s SEPTEMBER 2nd. handles), Norwich, Conn., micely §| g 2 Mr. and Mrs, F. R. Dyson of Nor-|devised over similar machines. A great {away from the overturned craft, while [ i75t two e e the atation house . engraved on each cup. $1.00 Norwich members of the Tastern |Wwich were recent guests at the White [ part of the material that was in the | Mr. Gallaudet, who had a sum of mon- | PAssed the night in the STA7 Write; 'phone or call each, Point cottage colony will participate | Beach house, Crescent beach. monoplane was not seriously damaged | ey in his pocket, preferred to remain ’ Also the only real Sterling Sil- flin the big fancy dress ball at'The A by the fall and can be used in the | hanging te the boat, over which the OBITUARY. X | ver Souvenir Spoon of Norwich, §| GHswold Saturday. Miss Jane A. Lucas of Trading Cove ! new aeroplane. This is particularly | . waves were breaking nicely, Row- z » seven, diffGieat: views, on: sach is visiting her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth | true of the Gnome motor of 100 horse | boats put out from shore ang the lit- Harris Boardman. orwic 4sSpoon. Only $1.50 each. Local branches are appointing dele- | DeWolf of West Thames street. power, which is in excellent condition . tle adventure ended happily for all, Friends of Harris Boardman, gen* gates to the state Luther league con- eral superintendent of the Edison El- vention to be held in Stamford, Sun- | Miss Helen Nichols has returned to Business Portland, C 1 1 ith ec! mpany, L:An"usu-r.l :—’a V\nl a nd Monday, September 1 and 2, |Portland, Conn., from a visit wi ’ reatly shocked to learn of his dea The Plant-Cadden Co. s oAl friends in Norwich and Montville. DISGUSTER WITH TWO MORE e iy a5t at Atlatie Clty, | . ) * J| The roads at Crescent beach have & ; GAME WARDENS TRANSCONTINENTALISTS. | where he had gone to recuperate from CO”Cge Jewelers and Sil ith recontly been ofled and the cottagers | Miss Blla Potfer of Starr street is e a severe lilness. His body was brought ers and. Silversmiths, are freatly relieved from heavy clouds ;pelgllngpa fpewt'tdasllwlip hcer br‘;thgr- Four Unsuccessful Attempts to Con- |Ralph Ginder and William A. Carr|to Lancaster and interred in the fam- . A Established 1872, |of aust, & nuisance early in the sea- |Reuben P. Fotter, at Frances place. | *yict Lobstermen on Information by | Have Eyes on San Francisco as Goal |1y ot in Wondward Hill cemetery. |ff W, E. Canfield, Principal PLAUT - CADDEN BUILDING | Mr. and Mrs. & T Meade of Nor. Pease and Davis. of Ten Months’ Trip. e e Dis who- Pekiriied } The golf links at Eastern Point are | Wich have returned after a v s R 5 o e at LakesGeorge tto b moved from the present loca. | Mrs. A. J. Walter's, at Pleasure beach.| In concluding the case against Man-| Attired in brand new khaki_ suits B el s i b el o SHiss €. on, who was ac- |the original creases still in evidence, : e s R AT d tion to the farm recently purchased 5 - s r P sines tes Toy 3. . Plakt fhom mch’am Per. | Master Herbert Willey of Norwich|quitted Monday afternoon of the |Ralph Ginder, aged 18, and William d‘:;j‘f' Uffi:(]llflr‘];\’fl,'f‘:“'\*:\ oy o DR. C. C. GILDERSLEEVE |iims. has returned after a short visit with | charge of having short lobsters, after | A Carr, 20, of Paterson, N. J,, struck | 5, o5 foral offerines, very spnciott| i ey mints . C G . Master Clifford Oat at Pleasure beach. | having proved an alibi and further |Norwich about 4.30 o'clock ~Tuesday | A beautitul testified o the deeR | Pbysiciun and Surgeon Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Kingsley of that he never went lobstering in his afternoon on the months’ hike, Francisco, first leg of a ten to be concl@ded in San The boys left Miss Josephine Glascock of Bowling Leba e eNga banorl ahnounce the engagement of | prook, -Va,:is the guest of Mr. and life, Prosecuting Aftorney Hewitt in- | their @daughter, Miss Mary M., to Row- was held. His character was of the formed the court and later informed | OFFICE, highest type of integrity, with a sense McGrory Bldg., 287 Main St., Suite 7-8 a Rallion’s 7, New Lon- ce oc t lang ‘Winfleld Slate of South Wind- |Mrs. Charies F. Thayer of Washing-|Game Warden Pease personally that|don, where they passed the two prev bk Ser'th —§- 2 i . ton street, e would not issue any more com- |ous nights, about . Th 44 aken. le in all busines : Hours—s 9&!3;});;1380 i 4 p. m. | ham. 3 g paints in hort lobster casea on in | s, MENLS, about non They left Paj- | reiations, sympathetic for those less | Try them. # Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Rose, after a % The longest day's Miss Elizabeth Whaley of Uncasville hike of the trip so far was the 56 miles . 2| formation furnisheq by either Pease | fortunate, as wags frequently evidencec Residence 29 Lincoln Ave. Tel. 1101 has opened the house at the | Week's outing at their cottage on Wil- spend is what they collect on the way by selling postcards and by taxing en- thusiasts the sum of five cents for the | privilege of writing one's name in the book which they carry. The boys have a list of autographs i v B his denial of self to help others, al- society y 5 or Davis, He stated to the court that |potween New Haven and N by Y SO DS B Willimantic camp ground, removating |limantic camp ;rround, !ha\'e returned | he was thoroughly disgusted with the | covered on . Sundes. "“T“hc\"b‘l,t““;ki’,‘: W ‘n-r\!d\ u\;n:u“.?\,,h.n.-v\.:.. l”nt‘:l i ', ’ to their home in Norwich. tio f Peas d Davis a It 22 Y. The b - |.appeal we y—he was & it Ples, Cakie and Bread |15, comins o the church peo: ; acuions of Boise and Duvie Ind (ot SO0ty Ilerne’about 28 e | Shbnnl ore® (e hrons” 15 "ol R g R Mrs. F..C. Presbrey and children| their work, in refusing to act upon |guests of the Hayes Brethot oo ey | friend: & that cannot be excelled. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Britten of [feturned to their home in Arlington |any information that they might fur- |probably spend two or thres days|or in> ecng ofithe superintendents i "Plione your order, Prompt servica | Hartford have announced the engage- |- Jo on Monday, after o FSi WIth | nish him. [Bere. The only money which they | e ieus departments ol e |apre offering many bar- ¥ ment of their daughter, Bertha Le-|Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Robinson. Four times now attempts to con- g Edison Electric company, the Cones- | Doyt Britten, to Malcolm S. Beckwith of “Stafford Springs. LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) MISS M. C. ADLES vict on information furnished by Pease and Davis have failed, and | this is surely enough a pretty poor recommendation of their metheds of procedure. The case tried on Monday toga Traction company, the Lancaster Gas Light and'-Fuel company and the Columbia Gas company, held July 29th, a resolution was adopted, deplirmsg hig death and honoring his memory. Miss Priscilla and Master Newell Presbrey were recent guests of their cousin, Miss Fiona Hale, at her sum- mer home in North Stonington. gains in Furniture and Members of the Twenty-sixth Reg- «| iment a$soclation were discussing the changes of a twelvemonth yesterday, o ese It gave expression to his integrity and Fl C g Fo 3 b YesteMda¥:| Mr. and Mrs Arthur E. Andrews|aguinst Manuel Starr, a POrtuguese |of the mayors of the various cities n‘dim; o Aty T Gvity> foelbon 4y 00r Loverings. as they made preparations for tReir|p,ye returned to their home in Sa- |Tresident of the borough, ;was: perhaps | through which they have passed. They | which he was assigned. He earned | you could select no better time to N . annual reunion at Ocean beach today. |jem ass, after visiting Mr. and Mrs, | & Imlehmore (if a fallure than any of|do not plan to establish any records,|the confidence and gratitude of Mis | gurnish your home With Up-teDate H New London papers refer to Libra- |J- B George of Summit street. . cheate and Davis |ang are taking their time on the road, | employers, and won and kept the af- | purniture and Rugs at a savig of dir, oCa llafl ace. Bfll}lfl B3L buiss Tanathen obais - secaut: gwore that they were positive thatithe trip being primarily a pleasurs| fectign and respect of his associates. | gost than now. 5 Hess, ‘expressing regret that hé may | ETincipal John B. Stanton, who is|Starr was the man that they had £0(- |jaunt. While in New Haven military | Mr. Boardman was descended from | “’The large ssortment, high emality THE WOMAN WHO MOTORS not be able to attend the annual meet- :g:rl;ng‘l::regd;: “:Mk::;:im::kanmgiwg Sokning. tiy ¥ |officiale made the boys abandon the|ihe Boardmans of Griswold, Conn., hie twenty-eighth of Jul ing of the county historical seciety in about 7 o'clock; whereat Judge Rat and construction of our goods, tom- that eity. bined with the finest economical giices, Enjoys the pastime, but forgets that regulation army clothes in which they #he is growing brown as an Indian, with the started their hike, and from that city her being Harris Boardman of I Playground association. father being Har ardman o a ¥ caster, Pn., and his mother, makes this a rare money-saving op- & i 2 bun, as attorney for the defense, Pro- ['eivilfan clothes were worn until this| Billings, daughter of Hon. B. Bil- | portunity, with wrinkled, hard skin, which needs| Tomorrow (Thursday) the feast of | s Willlam Senk and son William | duced five witnesses who testified con- | ity was reached, when new khaki|lings of Griswold. He came fromt a| Better investigate while the stesk is sclentific _ attention to restore iis|ine A tion of the Blessed Virgh of Hartford have returned home af-}vincingly that Starr, the accused, wWas gyujtg were adopted. very distinguished line of colonial Afi#]at its maximum of completensih beauty. Come to Miss Adles for Facial | o moly das of obligation in on. [ter spending several days with Mr.|abed at his place in the borough until | When Ginder and Carr leave this|cesiry, dating ba he Mayfl i3 Massage, Skin Tonics, etc. Elegant, ‘31,?”%3??“°‘n§;’2'$§?“?n“ L"‘ ”}f;,[r;‘,‘,\ and Mrs, Joseph A. George of Wash-|about 7.30 o'clock on the morning in 5 Ry O g cool, sanitary, business suite; %] in she ity they will for Bom v Mtending the BURKE ington street, Queation ‘and’ that he spent the rest o ; they Will head for Boston, where| Besides suferintending tl SHEA & BU Con-=4 will be at 5 7 and 8 o'clock, the last they will turn and start their trans-|ectric company, Mr: Boardman wag " venient to railroad and trolleys, s o 1 / . |of the morning cleaning up the re-|.oniinental hike. From Boston they | largely interested in land development 37-47 Main Street 8068 Main 8t. next to Chelses Bank a low mass. Miss Edna LaBounty of Montville, | mains of a Portuguese ball of the night (i1 make a bee line for Albany. in Lancaster, having ecrected many Y ” who has b the guest of h 1, ror fon' A 3 sancaste erected ma Telephone 652-4. aug12d, The Ramazan, the annual Moham-|Nire Charles Patridge of the DFaw- | oo afee in Water steect A it QURT A BT TEITUE houssh. “Hie AN 5. (NRHE medan fast of thirty days, which be- [ pridee has returned fo her home 1n | rs Tiqner tovined oo ihat Mar |GOVERNOR BALDWIN of the First Presbyterian church amd gan Tuesday, the 13th, has attracted | Montville after spending ten days, Mo & T8 reeoh Machits who of the Masonic organization attention to magazine articles in the W"; d s heniat & lobay s : ON LINCOLN PARK AFFAIR| In 1907 he was married to Julfet ) Otis library, pertaining to Turkish | Brnest Allison Smith of Norwich | his m" G e R e T . . |Robinson Palmer. daughter of Robprt un I uu nuw customs and affairs. was In Jewett City, Plainfield ang Dan: | Moe, nts of Lords Point are|S%Y® He Will Take Up Discrimination | Patter Pamer of Pendicton Hill, this - : felson Tuesday in_company with B. L. | g1l indienant over pecent orocesd. with “Successor in Office. state. He ieaves a wfe and two chil The planet Jupiter, near the center | South 4 ASHSHL - over recent . M —_— dren, a son Harris, four years old, and Hohenthal of South Manchester, | jngg and considerably incensed at the . That 1 can sult yqur requirements in | of the striking summer constellation | speaking in the interest of the state | 5 and considerably incensed at the | garitord, Aug. 13.—Governor Bald-|a daughter Juliet, two vears old. He every way in connection with any con- | of the Scorpion, is still in excelient | pronibition party. “']J g ha as |e &' 4s of | Win today made public his reply to|ls also survived by his mother, Wrs tracting work or buflding which position for observation, and with its place Ag ‘l e surAnp nxfl-‘rrom:‘xt ‘.‘ { Actirig Secretary of the Navy Beek- | Henry Carpenter: a brother, Arthur - . 5 O YOU|bright moons and its banded surface| Mr. and Mrs. E. U. G. Baker and|Short lobster hunters. ~'he place 18|,,n Winghrop, 1 regard to the lat- | Boardman, and a_nephcw, Walter P. may contemplate having done? is a magnificent sight. Otis Fellows started Tuesday morn- | 2mitted to be a respectable, law abld- | tor5 comblaint of alleged discrimina- | Boardman. Mr. Boardman was well IF YOU DON'T KNOW IT e ing for a trip through the Berkshires| 0% E » § tion against United States naval offi- | known in this vicinity Gertrude Rogers of New X o in the interest of Mr. B: ; "{ much publicity from this source is| P § X the only way I can convince you of it | Britain, known in local missionary |They. wili: - aend mome time it | cause for increased animosity toward | ST at Lincoin park, an amusement _Mrs. Eben F. Yerrington. 4 18 to see me and talk it over. My esti- | circles, sailed last ‘week from New |friends in Pittafield ; the men, whe, although attempting to | PAre mear FOTWIER. | TRR FIMAREOR| Julia Hyde, widow of Eben F. Yer- mates are very reasonable and my | York in the steamship President Grant % do their duty, have been the means of ‘Pgm’“(nn'!im“" to otHér SIRHE that rington, mm] at her home in Vergailles work = guaranteed. on her way to Van, Asiatic Turkey, to| Miss Ethel Stoddard and Miss Min- |8ddisg nothing desirable to the | o 4" brevent further diseMmination :;lxrs;ii«. MNN' vas _born on "l‘znsnr«; E engage ain in missionary work. ie I ve o Point’s reputation. g ‘ , Franklin, embe 3, 1820, and C. M. WILLIAHS, - v s oS v e el o Sgainet, the mvy SDLIoTE, S4B | wes o dmughies o (ne ke 8- FOR THE BEACH Welephone 670 216 Main Street| M. T Donohue and five daughters |no-more cottage for the past two|PROMINENT MOHEGAN FARMER | 4" o Siecessity of such leglslation, | S no, o i ohsear ‘ot oot cnile OR AUTO WEAR i of Baltic have donated a 2§00-pound | Weeks, and have returned-fo their DIED SUDDENLY IN BOSTON.|and that ho would take the matter up | gres She leaves one brother. Joseph v PRl O o . s Cdingliebaie i SHeRich. i Pove oS P with “his- sucosssor 18" ofice Albin Hyde, who is in his 798 year b . church in that place. Cast in the bell T T Jedediah R. Gay Was a Civil War| Governor Baldwin's letter was as vho 1iv ol snd | is the name of tbe maker, at I VITERETTI MARRIED 5 i 4 Y and who lives on the old homestead in s, and aise bl Hebee e Veteran and Prominent in Public | follows: tion of August ¢ |Eranklin. and one son, an only child, ¢ 4 14 YEAR OLD WORCESTER GI i “Your communication of August 9|jyvani Hyde Yerrington, to mourn her Th T gg ry p donors. ek WIRLIS L. is received, suggesting the desfrability | jore = ¥ e 10 Miss Alice Jackson, “Miss Marion | o AaY With Hor Last Week and| Jedediah R Gay, one of the oidest |01 SEFLG f FOIRCRCOn aicne : 291 Main Street, Netwich, Conn. MacDéugall, Miss Aunle M“Dm‘)‘sg"{‘ Secured License Here by Misrepre-{and best known residents of the R(;n- of meveral of the atates forbidding any Nothing Heard from Relatives. Norman MacDougall, - Miss _Tleanor sentatiog. Peo flut dis sy S e discrimination against men In the mil-| Tn the case of Thomas 1. Brackett, ebrath, Miss Edith Anderson and 2 SRT friends, He was over 70 years of age, |\tafy or naval uniform at places of |nothing had been heard sday fro Mrs, Eugene Saunders of Norwich are | Dan Cupld, the oldest of trouble- | friends. He was over 70 vears of 88|, pjic entertainment. I appreciate the |his relatives, and Coroner Brown and T ‘Fl occupying a cottage at Pleasure beach | makers, pald to the visit to the pro- & was born in the town of Mon! importance of the object of these stat- utes and will see that your communi- cation comes to the attention of my Undertaker Gager will consult today in for two weeks regard to hurial. vilie and passed his whole life in the bate court today, said Monday morn- e vicinity. ing’s Worcester Post, in the person S8 waRDy opcupstion 6 farmer and was succesful in his busi- 35c DINNER When the state business men's as- [ Of Inspector Tred P. Good, who ap-| ‘LOCr ARC W e was for a |Successor in office so that he can| With the dictagraph coming into sociation meets at Hariford fodey. a | Byred before Judge Frederick L.l ReRt 38, 20UIE IR L 56 ‘on {bring it it ho thinks proper, to the | general use, the anly cluss Whose con- IN TOWN proposition will be submitted by Wa- Antonio Vitéretti be given leave to]the outbreak of the Civil War he en- | 2ttention niv’tw egislature to be elect- | yersation can be ‘uu idered safe is HOFF cup From 12 h! terbury business men by which they | Attonto Viterettl be glven leave to| i teq"in the Tenth Connecticut regi- |ed this fall that of the deaf mutess DELL- % hope to“effect the closing of all ; i, the . o stores, in the state for Sajurday halts |7ears old girl, with whom he was ar- | MeRt and served his full torm in do Lt o T FUNERALS. - fense of the union. Since the war he bad resided on his farm at Mohegan. He was a member of Sedgwick Post, No. 1, G. A. R, He was highly honored and respect- ed in Montville and reprgsented his town in the state legislature. He was at one time assistant superintendent of the capltol at Hartford and later QUR ELECTRIC SERVICE is 80 broad 'in scope that you can depend upon us to meet your every requirement. The installing of elec- tricity simplifies and increases, YOUR HOME COMFORTS. holidays next summer. rested in Norwich, Friday night on a charge of abduction. The petition followed his arraign- ment in central district court this morning, and the continygnce of his case tomorrow in order to give him time to have the marriage performed. In his petition his age is given as 21, his residence as Norwich and his Mrs. Dewitte Bronson. The funeral of Ella Bronson, widow of Dewitte Bronson, was heid Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the par- lors of Charles A. Gager, Jr., 70 Frank- fin street. There was a large attend- ance and there were many beautiful Mrs. B. W. Latham and Miss Fthel Latham of Noank are entertaining Mrs, Bertha Gallup of Moosup, asso- ciate grand -maron of the Order of Bastern Star in Connecticut, Mrs, Bertha Haynes and Mrs. Louise Bab- cock, past grand matrons of Rhode Is- Dress Goods . Remnants Billiard and - . - Goatbation as » was doorkeeper. He had been plan- |flowers. The officiating minister was C cl ths We can wire your house, or do re- | land. B A e ials YOuthful| iy G0 attend the legislative reunion |Rev. J. G. Ward of Lefngwell Bap- arriage LIo pair work on the servico you row parents, Santa and ~Mary (Pinny) | £, D¢ held today in New Haven. Mr |tist church. Friends acte as bearers ave, and will szava you money on 1 ksl o St Y B e e L4 Gay was well known and had many [and burfal was in the West Plain T o Priave you money on| AJl business mer associations |Gengarelli, at 53 Wall street. boards of trade and auto clubs of the state have been invited to send three delegates to a meeting in the Hotel Stratford, Bridgeport, on Monday, the 19th, to permanently organize a good warm friends in this city. Mr. Gay won the high esteem of all with whom he came in contact by his many good qualities and his sudden death will be the source of deep regret tion are two other essentials that you'll always get here. Norwich Electric Co. The girl and her father accompa- nied Inspector Good to the courthouse and were interested spectators of the unraveling of the few yards of red tape made necessary by the conflict cemetery in Lefingwell where a com- mittal service was conducted at the grave. B NKING for women is Brady & Saxton nowadays not roads association, adopt a constitu- | between Massachusetts statutes and “{, all who knew him. Mrs, Gay died . . only a business nect (Bean Hlll':l' Norwish Tow Telephone 674. - 100 Franklin Street | tion and by-laws, etc. the sNSHAO CUpE T SLURE S Incidents In Society. sity but also a fistinct e 1 e requi amount of re 4 3 ; Recent arrivals at the Palmer house, | tape had been unwound and Judge| SUGGESTIONS INVITED e ————— e s £ R. H. BNOW GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING, Pleasure beach, include Miss Elinor | Chamberlain had granted the petition tion such as this which Best of stock. Best of workmanship, Done while you wait. Quickest service, A. VALLIN, Kingsbury and Miss Elizabeth Kings- bury of South Coventry; Miss Myrtle V. Jordan, R. B. Jordan, F. D. Jordan and Mrs. F. D. Jsrdan of Williman- the party left the courthouse for the city hall for the purpose of reeling off. the few more yards of the bright- colored ribbon that the statutes made FOR NORWICH FLOAT Plans Are Being Made for Participat- Mrs. George W. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. G. Wyman_Carroll, Jr., are on an auto trip in Maine. gives special attention to their accounts ‘and consfantly endeavors to High Grade Monumental Work made to order. Lettering and cleaning on work al- ing in the Big New Haven Parade. - . ready erected in cemetery a 1alty. & tic; L. A. Kingsbury and,Mrs. L. A. |necessary before D, Cupid is free to let =4 Miss Lettle 8. Squire of Williams render every service that All work as represented. the Telephone 517, 86 Franklin St. | Kingsbury of South Coventr; Miss | 4 berth on the matrimonial bark. For the automobile float which is to | street has returned from a fortnight's can-be of value to them lowest. Horwich % may2ssMw ¥ Lydia V. Olson, Miss Minnie Chapel | The ‘marriage took place Tuesday.|Tepresent the city of Norwich in the | visit in Boston and Storrs. 1h -this, rAnsartion oh Sger Avinue; Norw o P and Miss Ethel .. Wood of Mont-} In Norwich, last Friday, before the|big parade of September 19 during ‘ . 3 y1 ville. couple were found and arrested by the | the New Haven week celebration, the | yr. ang Mrs, Charles H. Haskell of their financial affairs. M. L. GARDNER, —_— police, Viteretti and the girl had vis- | amuffpment committee of the court of | ;). in avenue are at Massapeag for We weicome checking % ) SASKATOON BARS U. S. FLAG ited the town clerk’s office and there | cOmmion council, of which Alderman Painting, Paper Hanging, and Dec- GEORGE G. GRANT, the remainder of the season. accounts and pay 4 per had taken out a marriage license, the | McLaughlin and Councilmen Shannon IN CIRCUS PARADE s e <t . interest on sav- girl representing her age as 21. and Bailey are the members, are con- cent. 1 e ¥ ey 2 —_—— sidering plans, and they are open to| Mrs. J. B. George and Miss Anna ings. Lnderuker flnd E.b‘l.af Prices Right. All Work Guaranteed, | Canadian Mounted Police and Citizens PANIC AT PICNIC. suggestions of bright ideas that any- | George Ofmnofakx:me have been the (ol el. 1042-2 or Address P. O. Box 491 Hold Up American Cirous. e one ma yhappen to have In regard to | Euests of the Missea Young of Broad 2 Provideace SL., Taftviliz L 2 ' e kg lce. Cream Made Waterford Sunday | this float. There is no reason why, | Street. a Tattvilla, Conn. Saskatoon, Sask, Aug. 13—Royal| School Children Suddenly Ill, | With tho sum of §260 that has been S THE THAMES ety e Bpfp hes = mounted police, assisteq by ecitizens, G appropriated for the float, Norwich Mrs, George B, Whiting of Somer- Telephone $30. aori4M WFawl caused a sensation today during the parade of an American circus yester- day, when they stopped the.proces- slon and ordered that all Stars and Stripes=be removed from the wakons, leaving the Unlon Jicks to float ’1 t?ie Waterford, Aug, 13.—Twenty per- sons who attended the Sunday scheol plenle of the Jordan Baptist ehurch near here today were made vielently 11l by eating lce cream, A hurry eall- wag sent for all the nearby phys- lolams and a number responded, After an heur's hard werk all the patients were-gotten out of danger and no seri- ous Tesults are anticipated should not send down a thing of beau- ty that should take first prize even among the many other floats that are to come from other cities of the state and a helpful hint as to how to achieve this end will be taken as an evidence of civic Interest, ville and Miss Edna Whiting of Bos- ton have been visiting Mrs, Daniel 8, Havlland of Greene avenue, QULALITY tn work should always be eonsidered especially when it costs no more than the Mmferfor kind. Skilled men are ed by wik Our price tell the whole story. $ STETSON & YOUNG. . 4. ¥, CONANT. 11 Frankils Streer. Whitestona §0 and the J. F. C 1% Clgars are the Dbest en the market T them. LOAN & TRUST 0. NORWICH, CONN ' THE BANK OF ‘ (‘; || FRIENDLY HELPFULNESS A 4“‘ ON SAVING Rev, and Mra, F, 8, Hyde of Spring- who are at thelr summer home in Lyme, are in town for a day or two, and on Tuesday were guests of Mr, and Mrs, W, C. Osgood of East Town streel, breeze, The police, while taking down the lnnu. were both, hooted .and cheered by the esor¥ds. AWNI Let me nave your ™ dankat e | af Fel706-2