Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 21, 1912, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1912 Westerly Hears Burglar Is Captured Crock Who Operated In Pawcatuck and Elsewhere Nabbed ¢ In Mystic—Providence Young Men In Canoce Reach { Quonocontatig—Sheriff Casey and Howard Chase Re- " turn Safely Tuesday—Westerly Band May Join Union. Thers has been a serfes of burglaries | store. Tie 1 7 hnbl\'h h:\alr(\ ar; ith bur, at the Work- #nd burglarions attempts in Westerly | charged with bur a . 10 Westerly | fngmen's club. @uring the past month and the offend- ers have succeeded in making clean getaways, though they were followed Some Westerly members of the Rhode Island national guard figure in the latest returns of rifle pra " - J. McClellan scored | Sust over the border Mne to the village | ; s, Private W. | ‘ot Pawoatuck, two places being visited 100 vards, McClellan | . D. Merrill 41, Par- N. Chapman 39, 36, Thorp 34. %o Lieut. E. H. | 47 of stnce Monday evening. An attempt was made to force entrance to the E. W. Oarpenter company clothing store on e bridge by & rear window route. Bost before midnight, John W. Berry, fibe oconduots a restaurant next door 8o the Carpenter store, and in the pmme building, heard an unusual sound fn the reqr, which has a large open mey fxto Coggswell street. There fwere several men in the restaurant at ae time and their attention was called #o the clicking sound. Finally Mr. Bwry went out to the rear of the Buliding, but could ses no ome, but e olfck-click sound continue: Finally, Alvin Thompson, a young foan who has but one arm, went out made the highest score, sible 50. Other scores b wrdsmen were Private MeGow: Iman 42, Thorp 42, MeClellan 40, Harvey hortman | e 600 yards | | s ] s and Charles Gormley, the | young fellows who have paddied their | own canoe from Providence to Atlantic #o investigate and proceeded direct to | City and are now on the return trip, the rear of the Carpenter store. He ed Qu te Monday Bmd been reconnmoitering but a few rnoon rienced consid- when he shouted lustily for o rough along the coast balp, for 2 man who had been crouch- | ged 10 avoid accident of seri- | flg bebind a large discarded sign him by the legs and threw to the ground. Then the half- men in the restaurant hurried back door. There they were et by the bold burglar with a re- each hand and ordered to t or u.; dose of rapid fire lead. [ Th was _obeyed and the in- |t h‘du‘ backsd off slowly into Coggs- | ir street and disappeared in the hmmn of the raflroad bridge. Patrolman Keegen was attracted by shouting of Thompson and hurried fhe place, but the man with guns out of sight before the officer ture. Noank Sunday since they night left ned Q\umm ontaug. from Quonocontaug am H. Casey and | 0 left Weste or a fishing nd who were arrived in t at- at trip ropor wer boat heriff no occasion as The steward of the Workingman's 8ub room, off West Broad street, up- opening the rooms early Tu , discovered that the ay place Sad been entered by a burgiar. A mmall window about twelve feet from the groung bad been left open, but was ed by a wire screen, and entrance exit was made through that win- to the W 1d 'm. indications are that was ;\lac»d against th ‘he bunding, and gained ontrance side the burglar | the man is the same who entered E&-mm and Peters stores in Main Bireet three weeks ago. This opinion based on the fact that at each of L places the same method of re- door panels was followed. A one-inch blade chisel was used, panel cut along the edge, and pshed in when entrance was made to % Main street stores, but before this Paal move couid be done at the Car- mter store, the man was interrupted, the panel removed at the Car- store, # would have been an " matter to have lifted the iron bar $ts phacs, opened the doar and so E ‘s dlud, in order to get at steward's room it was neceseary two locked doors. The & lght one, the burglar w by the panel route, But the second door waes of heavier An attempt was made #o open this door by a jimmy or some similar fnefrument, but withont suc- otes. Then the door near the lock was away with a sharp chisel and forc- open, damaging the Jock beyond re- i ; -‘md haven, about 45 years of ago ight, and weighs T pbout 160 pounds; wore a dark suit | ot clothes -nd a derby hat A man answering this 4 -rmd by Officer Foley in Mys- [ _° 4 -rp, TPgesday morning, upon in- | 724 t—uflax of an employe of the Groton | ! Btonington trolley road, who live 2] Pear the rallway station, and who saw _ he fellow enter and re-enter the sta- | OFS. T i aw forcing and raising a window. | 1lof ] er Foley searched the max r.m e n n ephen Wilcox. rly, Junior O to find either s will revol n 1 .\bel The prisoner had in posses- |from glon $3 in bills and some change, large and very sharp jackknife poiew griver, a bunch of keys, sev ®f the skeleton pattern, and a | rs. ¢ B liifinntion was received - ar Foley by Policeman k & Mitchell of Westes aterested in the case the belief h@x ph.rhoncr may have connec- t robberies at the Bannon wnd Pebers stores in Westerly, et W Berry and E. Warren Car- penter went to Mystic Tuesday Doon and Mr. Berry readily ident Bém as the man who attempted to en- $or the Carpenter store. He will Bo held for the superior court on the who became Sunday School Picnic ephone Company to oBarge of breaking and entering the jc station and attempting to en- Carpenter the E W. compa ited the ho ‘Women | Appreciate |- (¢he value of good looks—of a fine coms enjoyed mu is refreshm Road Church Picnic nic of the Road church Sun- plexion, a skin free from blemishes, ool will be held today (Wed- ; bright eyes and a cheerful demeanor. sk this fhtaeh GroruaK, - Din= ‘M ¢ o, oo, whiabit ner d at m., followed ‘hbetn from headaches, backaches, J. Ledwith returned and was on duty ‘lassitude and extreme Dervousness, + becansemany have learnedthe value of BEEGHAM?S - PILLS /a8 the most reliable aid to better physs fical condition. Beecham’s Pills have an unequaled reputation because they of Morristown, Miss Sally G. Bel iam Culbert of New York is Mrs. m Lucius Palmer and Hanley of B. Stafford C. Cushman ell of Newport is visiting istock Car Ride and Picnic. act so mildly, but so certainly and so The picnic of Calvary church Si beneficially. By clearing the system, |day school will be held Thursday at the Wequetequock casino. In the af. egulating the bowels and liver, they | tarnoon there will be a trolley ride to fone the stomach and improve the |Groton and return to Stonington. digestion. Better feelings, better looks, Detter spirits follow the use of Beech. Resetting Poles. nithern New Eng- | ana Demonstration OF KING'S PUREMALT 4 ALL THIS WEEK A splendid tonic and stomachic. Come and ask Mrs. Geene all about it. The Lee & Osgood Co. RETAIL DEPARTMENT @earl River, guests of Mrs. Price’s brother, Frank Cooke and wife, mak- | ing the trip by automobile. 1 | Miss Grace Edick has returned from a visit to New Haven. land Stillman and Dr. Harry tham have returned from a visit in €. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA MYSTIC P SR | Mass Meeting Favors New Town of At Camp Ground. Rev. C. T. Hatch, pastor of the EiFaly o in | Methoaist church, will spend part of Mystics-Semi-Einale hiayed ,0? | the weel at the Willimantic camp Tennis Tournament—Death of John | 01° e W. Burrows. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor have returned to New Haven after a visit to_the former’s mother on High street, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman and | ildren spent Monday with his the m hall Monday consolidation o eve town Miss Marion Gracey of New London and Miss Ruth Norman of Weteque- have returned home after a with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whit- ing of Bast Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy of Hart- are guests of his parents, Mr. and Enos Murphy. Mary Packer the has returned to York, after two weeks stay in point and son, | own t Coleman, are guests | when s of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | garding Rowland Wilcox. The Standard Machinery company | has closed down for one week to give | | the employes a vacation. JEWETT CITY | Funeral of Miss Laura M. Richie— Considerable Rain in Monday Night's Showers. e played off, and B. H. Hewitt ary and Dr. A, H. Schenck and Charles Vi Dayton Crary b Dr. Dy P, funeral of Miss Laura M. Richie d at St. Mary’s chure M. Hay ¥'s cemetery, the o 3 James and Bdward Barry, John Smith, Herbert Sharkey, George Marcotte and Elemein Dufresne. Undertaker J. A. i | Hourlgan was in charge of the ar- | rangements. Guest from the Bayou State. Miss Margaret Reed of Tougaloo, is visiting Miss S. K. Adams. 5. George Cooley and John Clark North Dana, Mass, are at George Haskell Alice Brown went to Westmin_ Vt., Tuesday to visit her sister, R. R. Barber, Jr. e-quarter inch of rain fell Mon- day night. Charles D. | have been visiti Miss Wolfe and children relatives in Mystic. DISEASE TRACED BACK TO ADAM | First Man's Punr Health Laid to Re- moval of Rib to Create Eve. Adry the | T so- | 2 ted Fraternities of America, Dr. P. sing ick of Muskegon, Mich. tra Norma. Ma o the time of Adam & Wilsox, 7. ‘Harry Eve, declaring even the first man e aath health was nong too good, owing, he o rening & chuerly | sata, probably to the remioval of the Y " Greene and | FiD from which Bve was created man Sunufiy School The mej Will Sail for another | Sir Thomas Lipton America Boon to arrange for race for the America cup. Outing. mbers of St. Mark's Sunday ECONOMY 1t0 a pail of water g Old Kitchen Plumbing — The sink and tubs and drains seem almost impossible. . Grease—dirt—a roach or waterbug in every crevice. Wash with SULPHO-NAPTHOL and see and smell how sweet and clean SlphoNapThol ] are still at am's Pills 50 noted the world over ¥ had twelte 1 along \ ater carry the big cable n of the company to do away witn Stamford. - Edwin V;\lhron of this Sold everywhers, 10c., 26e. town has found his slster, whom he h-llnefl-k Jhad not seen in 30 years, He got. trace of her in Bridgeport. CABOT’S Druggists and Grocers, 10c, 25¢, 50c, 75c, $1. 8 OET IO O I O TODAY IS FREE STAMP DAY Advance Showing New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses and Waists Today we present for your approval the preferred styles in Women’s and Misses’ New Fall Apparel. While this initial display is only pre- liminary, showing the styles are authen- tic. The New Suits favor soft, rough ma- terials in rich shades of brown, gray and two-toned effects. Both demi-tailored and severely tailored models are most preferred. The New Coats are both three-quarter and full length with the shorter coat most in demand for early Fall wear. The styles show new and decided variations from former seasons. At The New Dresses are most attractive A and fashionable. Robespierre and Pan- nier effects predominating as the leading style idea. The materials used favor charmeuse, silk crepe chiffons and tarpon cloth, = ™ The New Fall Waists reveal Robes- pierre collars in many novel effects, and the new long sleeves are very smart look- ing. YOUR INSPECTION OF THE NEW FALL STYLES IS SOLICITED. e Manhattan 121-125 Main Street ‘Women's we g | | | I | flfl (<} WOMEN'S WAISES, DRESSES, EIC. On Sale at Clearance Prices Some splendid values in Women’s Waists Reduced to $1.29 A lot of Women's Lingerie Walists, low neck styles, former prices up to 2.50—reduced to $1.29 each. Women'’s Dresses, all at Substantial Reductions 98 Dresses at $1.69 Women's Gingham Dresses, newest ot this season's styles — reduced to $1.69, value up to $3.98. 15.00 Dresses at $5.00 ‘Women's Colored Linen and White ingerie Dresses, value up to $15.00— educed to $5.00 each. ‘Women's Linen Coat Suits in some of the most st; the season, value up to $9.98—reduced NOW 10 ......ccversmmsss Women's White Skirts and Children’s Dresses Women’s White Skirts - 79c—reduced from $1.00 98c—reduced from $1.50 At $1.95—reduced from $3.98 MILLINER Dress Hats educed to 69c Dress Hats, our men who appreciate values will buy alone, as the materfals are worth many Hats all trimmed. Men’s Night Shirts and Pajamas Some of the Best Values We Have Ever Offered Big Savings for All Who Take Advantage of these offerings entire stock that originally sold up to $5.00, reduced now to 68¢c each. Reduced to $1.98 i Women's China Silk and 3 Walsts, value up to $5.98—reduced $1.95. $10.00 Dresses at:$2.98 Women's Colored and White Dresses, valus up to $10.00—reduced to $2.98 each. $22.50 Dresses at $10.00 Women's fine White L Dresses, value up to'$22.50—reduced to| $10.00 each. ylish models of ” 5 Children’s Dresses At 39c—reduced /frem e At B9c—reduced ifrom The At $1.19—reduced (from §1.50 In Trimmed Hats Dress Hats Reduced to 32.98 Womnen's fine Dress Hats, our entive| line that sold up to $15.50, reduced) now to $2.98 each. these Hats, for = the trimmings times what ‘we ask for the Women'’s and Misses’ Fashionable Apparel Moderately Priced $ FULL SET TEETH at 63c each FIT GUARANTEED Gold Fillings ... Silver Fillings . Pure Gold Crowns Bridgework ... . 3 NO_ | Oursprices are withln the reach of all who PAIN | appreciate good work. Unhesitatingly we claim to be the only real painless dentists in Norwle The ease with which we perform difficult work amd the entl sbsence of pain during all operations is n revelation to those have bad work of a like dentist. All work g KING DENTAL PARLORS, 203 Maln St. DR. JACKSON, Manager. § a. m. to 8 p. m. Telephone. Night Shirts at NO HIGH PRICES ity, tary Norwich New London Watch Hill . Block Island . *Dally, except Sundays. Two hours at Block Island Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays July 5 to September 2nd inclusive Hill and Block Island. For further information, office of company on Norwich Line Wharf, New London. Norwich to Ocean Beach and return: Adults 40c; Children 26c. Tickets include round trip trolley from New London to Beach. STEAMER BLOCK ISLAN 4, HOURS AT WATCH HILL. DAILY SERVICE Until Sept. 3, to Watch Hill and Block Island P.M. *03.15 4.40 Block Island Watch Hill New London . Norwich Noon vo hours at Blwk Island Sundays. SPECIAL EXCURSIO"I TICKETS AND WATCH HILL A% Adults, 500; Children, 250, > T BLOCK ISLAND =52 Adults, 75¢; Children, 40c. 134 HOURS AT BLOCK ISLAND. Shore Dinner Houses and Bathing Beach near landings at Watch party rates, apply at full goo! 19¢ value 26c NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. E. L. DOIL, Agent. Dor'thake a Mistake and overlook our stock of Carriages, Concords and Business Wagons. work high grade, at medlum prices. We sre making a specm drive on Car- riages this Fatomobties for rent. bargains in used cars. land cars. JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. st Books Made and Ruled to Gro Teleptiome 2k 17¢| Women's fine Lisle Vests, some with pretty lace yokes, in | ]7¢ AMERICAN HOUSE, QUALITY B L Moo pheombbyomghog s v ) Farrel & Sanderson, Prop. m werk should always be considered 50c | regular price 4 8peclal Rat Traveling Men, etc., Livery cenneoted First-class Wine Meals and Welc order, Selling at BIGYCLES $2=e Extra Bargains in guaranteed Wheels. MOTORCYCLES EXCELSIOR, INDIAN AND POPE Second-hand Bargains 1911 Pierce 4 H. p. Belt Drive Magneto 1909 Indian 4 h. p. Chain Drive Mag- neto Prices Low. Terms Reasonable. C. V. PENDLETON, 10 Broadway All A few big Agent for Over- value M. B. RING Horseshoer and Repairer. DO YOU KNOW the best place in Norwich to have your shoes tapped and heeled? If you don't give us one trial, then you will know for sure, Goodyear Shoe Repairing A. VALLIN, Prop. 85 Franklin Street 108 BROADWAY. P 5% P Tel. 517 espeaially when it costs no more than the inferfor kind. Skilled men are to Theatre Troupes. Men's Night Shirts, plain fancy trimmed, with or without Men’s 3100 t 9c—Women's neck styles, regular price 12%ec. 39c .r\[-.:rula.r B0c Night Shirts at 3% |$1.00 Pajamas T9¢ a sutt eac Men’s 75c Men's $1. 50 Night G Pajamas Shirts at ! R Iy Men's fine quaMty Night Shirts,| Men's Pajamas of fine quality plain or fancy trimmed, with or with- | Madras, either fancy or plain- regu out collars—regular 76¢ Night Shirts 89c Men's Night Shirts, extra fine qual- fancy trimmed, some with mili- collar — regular Shirts at §9c each. Pearl Buttons--Belts PEARL BUTTON 1000 cards of White Pearl Buttons, one dozen on a card, in both medium sizes—special price 4 for 25c, vatue 10c to 15¢ a card 7c a card, 4 for 25¢ Summer Weight Hosiery And Underwear at Womens 12Y5¢ {fHosiery at..... of Women's Fast Black, qlg-r“"r;a:uv"vmm Hoslery, These are |comprising lisle, silk lisle and lace] less and perfect in every way | lisie in a variety of colors—regular 26 1234c value at 8¢ a pair. 8c 1200 pairs of Women's Summer Weight Hostery, including black with split feet, white silk lisle, black gauze lisle, etc. —these are regular 26¢ Hosiery at 15c a pair. 50c Silk Hosiery 25¢ One lot of Women's Black Silk Hos- iery—these are full fashioned with lisie " tops and silk boots—second quality of | tra large sizes—all o 30 & pate oy regular 50c Silk Hoslery at 25c a pair. | 50c. One case of Children’s Fast Black, fine quality, Lisle Rfb- l& bed Hosiery, summer weight, sizes § to 9% —these are reg- [ . ular 25¢c Hosiery at 18c a pair, Summer Underwear at Special Clearance Prices At 8o—Children’s Ribbed Vests, low | At 11o—Women's Vests in a variety of neck styles, with lace yoke, reg- ular price 13%e. Ribbed Vests, white collar $1.00 Night mall and | best colorings, including browns, navy a card, low | At #4c—Women's fine Ribbed V. Mens $1.00 - 19 or| Men's fine quality Percale Pajamas) either plain or fancy lar $1.50 Pajamas.at $1.19 a suit. Men's $2.00 Pajamas YO e 1 Men's Pajamas of fine quality) Sofsetts, in all the leading plain col ors, made with silk frogs — regulas] $2.00 Pajamas at $1.69 a suit Two Veny Special Offerings W ’s 50c and stooBaiaat D0 Belts fn al Women's Elastio the| reds, tans, grays, etc. regular 5oc and $1.00 Elastic Belts at 25c each Clearance Prices e S About 300 pairs of Women's Hoslery, Hostery at 15¢ a pair. 19¢ valus 25¢ 50c Hosiery at 39¢ Our entire stock of Wemen's ~ Summer Weight Black Hosiery In ik} lisle, gauze lisle, styles suitable for summer wear, value 15c. assorted styles, regular price 1 employed by us. Our price tell the “whole story. STETSON & YOUNG. Shotucket Street. NEWMARKET HOTEL, 715 Boswnll Ave, ALIQWI and Clglrl JEWETT CITY HOTEL Rarebit serve ivew and Up-to-date in every Joho Tuckie Prop, Tel 43-b 7 jna E DERcLen ciston