Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 3, 1912, Page 2

f 1.30 o'clock . Richmeond | St u&'flnfi $1.00 a pair, gray. with “:;k 2 :l:'b”hin‘:wmmflg: -,nduldnxviol.;nduxm' lue at §1.25, §2.00 and §2.50 pair. BLANKETS MQ:.‘ t;llb‘ will ‘ivz you will wash perfectly wi i1shed with "tl:"ba\don, olors_are :htlr“ 28d gray. $3.00; $3.50 and $2.75 AT, CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS 1f you want one of the best Blank | te made for the momey you want t 8e¢e the California Wool Blanket, This i an all wool blanket, comes in white nly, with pink er hlue borders, bound With a three inch sati m it very attracti $5.00 to $10.00 pair. 1 3 band, which Prices aré —_— NEW OUTING FLANNELS This new Jot of Fall Outing Flan- nel you a wide'selection. Plenty of attractive patterns In neat checits or plain blue pimk or white, at 10c 12%e¢ yvard. %..'_’-;*_!'.N& Piane Tuner [ A BWe vartety af Fresh Flah: alas ‘$¢ailons. Oyaters and Clame, ot STION 0 WAIER2 ot |G, FLEECE " We are .showing some'of the prat- patterns in Duckling Fleece 'fi had, Patterns a? figured, flo oF some with tiny ai ildren's nos;: o borders, URC. kimeo b with All priced at 15e yard nimal designs yord. | doubled seven.. unr.gll‘:g;:lhw of Mr, from ‘the. &m:;:n}' b covs £ 5% i usdony st S5 i Hor ‘al . 901 3 > e Had Undergone “pital, Where He No.. 27 cles lane, was Monday _wes fi' K }.wsj.m. Nothing ta Do but Grumble About the, Weather—Traffic Heavy. e A discouragingly steady drizsle that began early Sunday afternoon _and lasted up te Monday evening, made Labor day a day of general inactivity- ang dullness in Willimantic and vicin- ity. The visitors who came to town for the hbliday, and they were fewer than usual, becauae of the weather, re- mained indoors and the streets, both Sunday and Monday, had & 4 deserted appearance. In. lleu of other entertainment. crewds besieged the moving pleture houses and at the sta- tion there was a thropg of visitors wajting for trains that should take them. somewhere where there was bet- ter weather, To provide for the Labor day traffic, the New Haven road had number of its through traing and on these there was:heavy riding in spite of the rain. The 4.07 express for New York was i two sections, going by way of Hartford and New York. The 6.52 accommodation train on the Air line was also in two sec- tions, as was the 3,08 train from New Haven'and Middletown, Many of the single trains had good loads, but the expected heavy riding from Williman- tic to Hartford did mot develop. It was teo wet. On the trolley road, the Cennecticut mpany eansiderately provided closed rs .and standing roam on -the Nor- mwich to Willimantic :trips: was. at a E lum. * - Automebile: traffi und ‘Willimiantic was light for. the holiday. ‘Manual from Jahn:® DeVieq, John DeVicg, * chatrman of the French-American bureau of the dem- oeratic national committee, is sending | to & number of his: fylends in Wil | mantic copies of the democratic text- for 1912, just off the press, Mr. 1 ‘s headquarters are Bow the H§8 Avenue bullding, New York eity, S ireman Take City Quting. . of Excelsior noak #itd lad- cempany passed Labor day in New ‘boar s, S tion. fair abandoned ORPHEUM THEATER. Holiday Crowd "naa planned to £0,to, Norwich for the e trip. : The Augusia Perry Stock . which made itself popular in el son when it came to the Orpheum the ater last season, attracted a dience to that playhous evening, when the fall show seagon was inaygurated with the pre of that!interesting offering, The Girl and the Parson. proved to be ‘fully up to the standard | that won such favor for it on the last visit here and ' those in the holiday crpwds who had experiended so many s e S ‘com)| S Gnjoying an evening filed with clean and wholesome entertainment. A Dozen Candidates. It was said here Monday that there of ted that they 'o‘g The of the majority -‘:l. are resident in t St Mary’s church Monday imokp- Misq Lillian LeMay and John DOf- §s fy. both of this city, were Dykeman. ‘Rev. Adrian ' Shipping Woodstock Peaches. Shipments of peaches from the orchards in Woodstock to elf ind { kets have commenced, Norwis ness houses taking large of the beautiful fruit. The year will be a_satisfactory sald, much of the/fruit fi s | size and prime gualit; ments will continue during the greater . | part of September. condition did not become serious unti! Friday of last week, her death coming as a surprise to her great number of friends in town. The deceased was a member of the , Danielson Baptist church and of Sarah Williams Daniel- son chapter; D. A 'R. She is sur- vived by one som, Harry, of Bostoy, and . by two sisters, Mrs, Frank T. Preston, Broad street; Danielson, and Mrs. E. H. 'Storrs, Worcester. A DREARY HOLIDAY. —— i People Had Nething to Do But Hang 'Round apd Discuss the Weather. Disappointed people by the hundred loitered about their ~homes or othq;: camfortable and congenial quarters i Danielson and viclnity Monday, the rain and dreary weather having spoil- ed their holiday, and practically all of the evemts that had been arranged provide entertainment for them. At Wildwood park, where there is usually a'big Labor day crowd to round out the summer season, the =2t- tendance was down to a min! for a holiday. Rast Killingly's Old Home day celebration waas also hard Wit By the weatber man, as was the a big Knights of Columbus but all of the attractions To Teach at East Putnam. Miss Annie White of Damieison has |’ been engaged as teacher of the school at Bast Putnam, and will begin her duties this morning, when the schools throughout the town will reopen. Miss ‘White is a graduate of Killingly high school and this year completed a course of study at the state normial school in Willimantie, Unpieasant Holiday. | Monday was what might bé termed a dead holiday im Putnam. The rain, which continued throughout the day, spoiled the plams of the hundreds of people. who had planned outings. The theaters, however,. benefited by the conditions that created losses for other attractions and there were large audi- ences at all of the formances. OBITUARY. —— Witfred Sheldon. Wilfred Sheldon of Far;ows street, this city; dieg In Bosfon hospital following an operation to0 W which he went to the institution last week. The body was brought to Put- nam Monda On Winter Schedule. This (Tuesday)_fiorning the winter schedule will become effective on the Putnam lines of the pany. The hour usual, but the half. tween Danlelson Wil be suspended. E Returning holiday trayelers crowded the tralps through this: city Monday, extric ears being required’to handle the 72 dglayed running tme veing The Perry company | The Kind You Have Always Boug! _in use for over 30 w por Unequalled Exhibition of Live Stock, Poultry and Farm Products Speed LADIES’ RIDING LING —