Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 3, 1912, Page 7

5 vice president, Theron ich; tary, R. Anna Larkin, Bradford, R. I; corresponding segretary and treasurer, Miss Annette St . o (O sttt mes teresting feature o e reunion was the reading of a paper on the Larkins of the Pirst United States Census, by Mrs, ‘G-eenman. of Westerly. ‘Following the business meeting a | sumptuous dinhér was served at the Clasino, to which ‘the Hungry Larkin family did 'ample justice. After din- Ter a group picture was taken and the remainder of the afternoon was very pleasantly spent: in -visiting and be- coming better acquainted. The execitive committee decided that the last Thuraday in August, 1913, be' the time for the next meeting, and Pleasant View the place. It was the opinion of all that the year 1912 was the most enjoyable 3 b} \ imwum » _wushmlwafw; Dep= of Cometeries, Fire Dept. Water Works— Stony Brook ' imj Police Dept. Salaries City court . Street Lighting Health Officer and Electrical Dept. | Qperating and ‘s:nen.! expenses. Interest on bo: . led balance of last year. New improvements to plant. Park commi Finance Dept. 7,500.00 ovement, balance.. 86,394.66 21,000.00 1,150,00 meeting yet held by the association. |:General sinking fund. Salaries . . ; Express wagons piled high with trunks tell of returning vacation tour- ists. s Funeral : AG’R Dirsatar . and Embalmy 70 Franidin St. Bullstin Bl . Tolephens 648-3, Prompt service “av or might £ Sady Asslatast, z Residence 116 Breadway. - opp. Thettre. Telsphene €411 M inspector ; ) o8 o G, Court house , Election expenses loans One-third Water an 1,216.00 5.000.00 $00.00 - 10,000.00 oW Pawving Franklin street from Bath street toi Boswell avenue venegrae Impreving Laké strest dump for play- BPOURA oy vvreirir treeserisiinseier For macadamising and paving Wash~ /' Gareoti'for line, Frankiia St, ‘"Widening and macadamizing of Sach- rarper 8,000.00 31,000.00 7 L183.16 150.01 17,5028 bl 1,605.00 95 165610 533,08 ©1,25858 4,909.05 23,046.20 59,088.27 18,7707 1,976.60 18,637.34 806,95 { 101,110,74 708434 37,000.00 280784 6,510,932 71, 1,196.00 £,000,00 13188 10,320.00 2,000.00 3,650.00 LTI | which over gne .:.Nm ind *dnvited n‘ Pruseat, M 's them a big In their prett; . 2 big- in y com- edy sketch with a lu‘ou%dlli of heart interest, Mr. and Mrs, Thornton Friel add a picturesqué and winning number to the bill which gives Mr. Friel a fa- vorite part as the eccentric old station agent, primed with qnaint humor, and brings Mrs. Friel in as the lons- sought and missing daughter of his old “friend. They respond to'a curtain call for thefr clever work. The metion pictures are up to the standard, full of interesting and instructive scenes, which make them a big part of the’ | .show. Came from New Yerk. - Justin MeCarthy from New York 'v:: ‘:no ‘:f’:he ah:n bl.’ndmon] here an fm e fu 4 ; % neral of Prof, TAFTVILLE Many in Attendance at Deasreslors- Martin Wedding. / A pretty wedding was solemnized In the Sacred Heart church at § o'clock Monday morning when John Desrosi- Martin were by Rev. John Sta- platon, "“:rm h. _ The laces of honer wers filled by Joseph e B B B wi B T s e nee Stominaton, S, ond Mse. Joseph Dese on, Mr, rosiers of Arctic, R, I, and Harry g P‘olowi‘u the "all!ng esrym breakfast was #erved at the h." the, bride, 42 3 Funeral ( S pamte e i g from her late home o flowers. el lenry Haakell of 131 & this city, woties of fumerd) here ' : 1, 1913, o S o father. 7 Potter place, Wednesday at 2 o'elock. GOODWIN—In Norwieh, Sent, 1. 1913, Annsh M. Goolwin. » from her late home, 83 Hobar{ elaclk, THORPE—In Norwich Town, Se, Geory Mrs. Tharpe. Notles of h.. hereafter. CHURCH &-ALLEN 15 Main Street, At 12 Funeral Directors ~—~AND-— Embil_n_iers. Lady Assistant. ‘Telophone call 829-8 Hersy B, Churen. W Smith PATRICIAN SHOES 12'—2“"“; etc.—a nlpdl Boys' Felt Hats—at 460 and Pie. ey M Boys' Blouses—at 3hc, Mg, e $1.25. i v