Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 16, 1912, Page 8

137, U, B, of C.dard B. Almy of Norwich. No. 90, M. W. ALfg5 years ago and settle M. C, Adles will be in Nor- hts’ week. Ses adv. the exclustwe sule {\eter academy preparatory to entering $400 Patrician] Brown university The North Stonington far assocta- third anmual ahmm one of exhibits of The two & filt febses 28| threatened with appediciti i e : i £ i $ ] i i i ; ] ; i { i : ? { E [ R : ] : e g e i v% § i ez it R g i i | H i1 s gie i 1 | e e i Ea 23x ¥ i VERYBODY who has read " [The Bhepherd of the Hills, "7 That Printer of Udells, The Calling of Dan M and The Winning of Barbara Worth | will want to own A Le AN BELL WRIGHT'S “Their Yesterdays” : % the Intest and best book \ by this author, GET A COPY NOW AT i Sahd riage of Their Son and Miss Almy of Norwich—Thomas Whesler Comes East After 35 Years. Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Allyn are at ive Party Csucus in TowafPaul Smith’s, in the Adirondacks, ‘where on Saturday they attended the wedding of their youngest som, Will- yn, and Miss Margaret Lamond Almy, dsughter of Dr. Leon- Comes East After 35 Years. Thomas Wheeler, who went west dgniess Chicaso 1s making his first visitto hig native fown, and is visiting on the farm of 4, 8 of'Vo,mests|his grandfather, Stephen Wheeler. He is_accompanied by his son, Stephen Wheeler, who is enjoying this part of the country. Mr. Wheeler stated Sun- day that the changes in the Mystic villages had been numerous and that very few of his old friends could be found. Starts for Exeter Academy. Orven Willlams has started for Ex- Village Varieties. Mrs. F. J. Langenbach, Jr., of Nor- wich is visiting her sister, Mrs. Denni- son Davia. - Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald and daughters, Misses Sarah, Alice Barbara and Ruth MacDonald have returned after spending the season at thelr summer home_in Killingly. ilss Emily Murphy of Providence is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr: Willlam Murphy. Ambitious Conductor. William Graham, for some time a conductor on the G. & S. rallway, has successfully passed the civil service examination for stenographer and has an appointment in Washington, D. C. :J. ,Iuves for that city today (Mon- ay). Mr. and Mrs. Enos M. Gray of Led- yard spent Sunday with Mrs. Gray’s mother, Mrs. Isabella MacKenzie. Dr. Rhodes Burrows of Bast Green- wich spent Sunday with hig parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Burrows. Thatcher Hatch, Jr, has left for Boston, where he will enter schodh * Prof. Walter Wilcox left Saturday for New York, where he is to teach this year. s John Eckstein has returned fromsa week's stay in Danbury. Miss Loulse Paige spent Sunday on Fishers island. Mies Louise Schroeder has returned to New York, after spending the sum- mer with her father, Henry Schroeder. Frank N. Gilfillan of New Britain spent Sunday with his family at the home of Capt. and Mrs, John H. Hoxle. Miss Isabelle Gordon has returned to New York after a week's stay with Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Noyes. Kirtland Taylor of New London has been spending several days at his home in Quiambaug. ~—First Coon Brought In—Vital Sta- tistics. Baltlc Fire company No. 1 opened 1o inform them to mowa on, tell-{its fair in Sprague hall Satufda; revolver) | night. A large crowd was pres- to the opening the firo ny in full uniform and headed by the Baltic band paraded the differ- ent strects. Many residences were decorated and fireworks along the line of march showed the Interest and en- thusiasm of the people. The evening grosrammo at tho hall opened with a e concert by the band, followed by a piano duet by the Misses N. V. and M. J. Milner, soft shoe dancing by ‘Master Arthur Ratcliffe and concertina |#0lo by David Ratcliffe. The pro- ramme closed with selections by Miss ner’s orchestra, which also rendered | ifine music for the dancing which, fol- lowed. The many different booths 'were well patronized and were hand” somely decorated, as was the hall, with bunting and bells, which present- led an attractive appearance. News in General, “**#™ Melyille Cote of New York is spend- ing a fow weeks with his mother, Mrs. Fliza Cote. Miss Mabel Hoey of South Fram- A_hunter's license was recently is- the|sued to Fred Chartier by Town Clerk A. P. Cote. Mr. and Mrs. Job Peloquin were recent visitors in New Bedford. James Coady and Alby G. Cote afe visiting in LaCrosse, Wis, where they will stay for three weeks. Vital statistics for September show Dirths, 1 stilibirth, 4 marriages. Fremont Firth of High street was taken to the Backus hospital Sunday, Mass for Former Pastor. The first requiem mass in the new Bt. Mary’s church was celebrated last week by Rev. Father Joseph Valdam- brind in memory of Rev. James W. 0ey. Mrs. Albert Bolser of South Coven- try was the guest the past few days of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown. Practically Completed. " The new town hall, which has been under construction ' the past few months, is practically completed. First Coon of the Season. The first coon brought into town this season was captured Saturday night by Chris Brennan, Louls Trudeau, Fred Caron and Ben Burdick. He tip. ed the scales at 16 poun: One of r. Trudeau's famous coon suppers will be the result of the captyre, "7 Stand by Republican Ticket. Mr, Editor: As progressives we have entered this campaign, not in the in- terest of any one man or any one body of men, no matter what may be the | opinion’ of our friends of the old par- ties. We have laid the foundations of 2 new party not so much because there was need of such a party, as to show all parties to follow our lead. In Messrs. Roosevelt and Johnson we Dresent to the public a truly progres- sive ticket nominated without the taint of_bossism and dictation. While it is our desire to sweep the { country for our national ticket we brothers in Maine making the election of progressive republicans over ma- chine and business destroying demo- crats a completé success. Here in Connecticut we are con- affairs to that in Maine. The demo- ocratic boss-ridden ticket is nothing if not reactionary, the head of the ticket since he has been governor having scores of years behind the times. i enmity to the old soldte: Jol Btudle, ot Connectious' Standard Years progressive citizens both in a business and political way. The progressive party of Connecticut cannot elect a state ticket, but by in- dorsing the state ticket of the repub- licahs,” thousands of republicans who lean towards our natiomal ticket will at once see that we are honest In our endeavors to give our state and nation | a progressive government and are not | —as some suggest—in this campaign | to defeat the great republican party. The progressive party of Maine set | us an_example that we may well fol- low with safety. Let us go to the con- vention determined to do what is best for our party, our national ticket, and our state, and consider well the seri- ous matter of running a ticket that may cause the defeat of the only fyjends of progressive policies We now have before us as candidates. The democratic party threatens to shut down our mills, close our mines and destroy business by an immediate sweeping away of the ‘protective tarift Is it préving ourselves pro- gressive to assist them in their evil intent by splitting the vote of pro- tec®ve tariff citizens so that free trade can easily win? In every state where we run inde- pendent tickets without prospects of success, we are placing a weapon in the hands of the enemies of the pro- gressive party by Insuring them of success and allowing them to use thelr speakers and friends in states where there is a chance to defeat our ticket for president. Let's keep them fighting for the lives of their state tickets in every northeastern state and make thelr bat- tle front in the great middle and north- To indorse Studley and his compan- ions is the first step towards progres- C. B. MONTGOMBRY, Packer, Conn. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. New London|: (NORWICH) v A N < 3 NEW YORK STEAMERS Chester W. Chapin and Cly of Lowsil Choose this rou! next tipe you to New Y. Foukt bave s deitg torage on Long lsnd Bound superb view of the wi and water front of Steamer leaves New Lon at 11 p. ork, Pler and & % Wl’:.l.N or _te W. ’i Phillips, ent, New i, “for 8 rooms and Infor, Py New York CHELSEA LINE Fare 81 Freight and passenger service direct to New York. aaye Bunders, ot bk B Ko Yorke pror 3. ew foot Roosevslt Street, s, Preight recetved until § p. m. F. V. KNOUSE, t. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA ingham s the guest of Miss Eliza| e LETTERS TO THE EDITOR' MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jowet and Securiies of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old estublisned firm to deal with. (Bstablisned 1872.) our power, anq force all candidates of point with pride to the action of our fronted with a similar condition of repeated!y proven himseif to be living stand on employers' liability act, his washing mac every deed and expression on matters touching the difference between capi- tal and labor, proves to us concluslvely that it s the duty of all progressive voters in Counecilcut 1o do all in thelr power to defeat that ticket, Can it ho done by running an inde- pendent progreasive ticket? No one thinks It can, Under those conditions it iy our duty lo indorse the grand ticket glven us by the republicans at ard; headed by thal progressive ea) n P ko are cach and | Dhane QUALITY ;15 0UR WATCHWORD With our mod- ern machinery we can produce it at moderate cost. Visit our show- rooms and get our estimate be- fore placing your order, v, A8 wt State of C. A, KUEBLER 39 and 41 Franklin Street, Telephone. near Frai in Sq. Si 16T N Adam’s Tavern 1861 . offer to the public the finest standara brands of Beer of Burope and America, Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian Beer, Bass Pale and Burton, Mueir's Scotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin _Stout, C. & C. imported Ginger Ale, Bunker Hill P. B, Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, Budweiser, Sch!itz and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. Telephone 447-12, Baseball Goods at Reduced Prices A few $1.00 BASEBALL BATS 75c each = At the Novelty Shop 4% C. L HILL, 56 Franklin St THE GOLLATERAL LOAN 142 Wain - .. R S PR T E MG DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Shannen Bullding Anmex, Room A. Telephone 523. W B WALCOX ... cyios con 5o Auctioneer AUCTION oct10d LEGAL NOTICES. Special City Meeting s Office. Mayo o. City of Norwich, Conpeotia: To dither n’:%lu of ‘the &ty o or- wich, Greet You are heredy to warn the electors of the of 1o meet gt ey dimbiieat Y, it § k in the ‘the gfiofi' ing purposes: act on | “n)bju!p tor of hat pecial and decide improving Franklin street by the same with Hassam pavement from Onk“sirset to Grove stresty propriation to be in addition e fpm voted at the lest Agmual ting for pa Franklip street. PURE fore and “aecids. whotner. ne will suthorize the trapsfer to 1l 5 e fll‘r ou’omlzmnh the Conn. oty A R e 0 » B 5 El g k- s o and to r the water systom in said bullding, and to authortse the sppropriation of the Dated at ch, Connecticut, this 10th day of September, 1913 / TIMOTHY C. MURPHY, Mayor of the City of Norwich. I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of the original warning directed to me for service. Attest: TIMOTHY A. CAREY, Bherift of the City of Norwich. seplid Voters of the Town Street ot of the of Bernard o and_Burrill ) 3 ballot & Clerk and Treaserer for 821d Distri polls be. c will be opea from 6 o'clock till § o'slock in the afternoon. After the baMot box is olosed the reports Of the ~Treasurer and Board of Bucation vl be read 01 Treasurer of the Towa of balance in his hands after payment or The Disteict stiall 7o termine w the District shall pre- serve its nm‘:flnflon t the o of otfioe have not tinue in office tIl thel duly elected. ' Adeo, 8 Membery of the Board of Taucation of o Town Btreet School District of |, ich, Coan. seplld NOTICE The Legal Voters of the Central School Diatriet of the Jown of Nor. otls of office have not exj tinue in office till their successors are duly elected. - Also, to do samy other business necessary or proper to be done at such meettng. 5 2 AMOS erms ired, shall con- JAMES C MACPHBRSON, JONATHAN H. ALLEN, Sec'y, Merzbers of the Board of Education of the Central School District of Nor- wich, Connecticut. sep10d Republican Probate Convention - DISTRICT OF NORWICIL The Delegatas chosen by thes Repub- lican Electors of the several Towns comprising the Norwich Probate Dis- trict are hereby notified to meet In the Town_ Hall in the City of Norwich on the 18th day of September, 1912, at 1 o'clock p. m.. to nominate a Candidate for Judge of Probate for sald District. JUSTIN HOLDEN, Chairman. sepl0ToTHEM F. C. GEER, .7 Pier 40, |odern thousands. of - appointments the ite for list of positions open. tee | e Tnstt 55, Roche Town of Nor- the she Gty s of sl mads 3 “t‘lvu"mtg: Town of 191 abl ‘essional vention to be at &xd e e t 36, 1912, to the esuive Thone 7 D 123Prosp &t S e 4 WANTED. = WANTED—A competent cook for thresmonths In o covnST 0085 N3 Dv:onrvx; church ‘vflvfln‘ll. "{“- ess W. 8. Cuhappell, 79 Green 5'..‘4!' fllm Coan. seple ANTED 160 Catholic gifls in &v- -rwp-:m; o el L il o fall and got ola"tosary beads iree. Dei-Hof Ho {el. James F. Astloy. sep1e FANTED A ocook et Mlss Butls sohosl, “ADDlY at 313 Washington ES seplsd WANTED foc ' Mo; Steady job. Addvess A. J. ‘Wiliimantio, lll )‘ln Bt. - tous\flflumnfl:.— morning. Baulre K Conn. ral housew , DO i o S pabie: o s smail B irons W caze Bulletin Of- fce, giving name ead small no g¥o- o S el R e T ] ADVERTISEMENTS "' ** " " *. . ; #"™ under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE ‘"',“ ".,.; ¥ Y . TO RENT? are inserted at the rate of ¥ - Lol ot - 5c per line, six words to the line FOR SALE—One good condition Morgan, Norwich, Coan. settion: pitha™ 0d locationg Tabre 15 Fraakiin 00 d James H. S e . | Bui Bunetey BT 5 laquire et T S—— oo t 3ep16d i cottag Pine s, and #ix-room- tens: & Whitney, sepil TO in-rear of Bulletin one asre of land. . Mnqaire of mnfldk 31 West Town Be e 3 s oplid wve about 17,000 uars, Leot € 1 boax d 8,006 uare feot of 1- and 8, o shanties on thie Wil sell very TO large front room i & privat 3 .‘FE.:":{ centoally located, tmpro meunts; suitable for deaired. “Tnguire Dunetia Semre ...x"fi m-«_mr-;uu sepiid of Mrs. O'Nell second Boor o s Bupw o Bolin SALB—At once, mmwfl-fi: ‘WANTED—Mala for !M house- at home F. B ot- P it it --vlzi WANTED A experienced waitress rlor maid. Apply at The Bulls- 8 Bioe: sepdod O, Al WANTED—AR fi.’lw oool. ply at The Bullef Co. W. ANTED—Men women gned, | for government posttions; $80 monthy coming; Frank- Institute, Dep ster, N.T. sepid W dresser tender. tlo Wo Mills, Yantic, Conn. _ sep?d WANTEDLive poultry. G A Bui- lard. Tel 846-6. sugald e e e = ‘WANTED—To Img outside plano plaper attachment. te Jowest Drico make ~Address P. O. Box 373, sug! WANTED ‘Cooks, General Housework Gfris, Farm Hands, Day Laborers, House Maids and Hotel Help. FREE EMPL)YMENT BUREAU. M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bidg. CASH FOR YOUR FARM Beveral good fary ‘wanied at onoe oo, it B eed arpain age preferred. Bend particulars to TRYON'S AGENOY, % 1 apratd Willimantic, Oona. LEGAL NOTICES. - NOTICE »u! Al persons liable to pay taxes in the City of Norwich are hereby notified that I have a werrant to levy and col- Jeot a tax of twelva (12) mills on the Oot 30, 1983 end for ot ?aufi 2 “Otce om s m wmt.fll p.l?." 1912, exoept the follow- a Oct. 16, I will be_ at the "ot W, & Wietner, Falls, trom 12 . wili B at the stors , Bast Side, from 11 Tots “and adaitions will be made to those who neglect this netice. THOMAS Collector. S A of 6’1 Ia!dvl:‘ol in (‘J.“l- us ere herel Peq! n fhe Town ?Nl’ln Salf Town on Mon: day, Sept, 16, 1912, at 3 o'clock p m, for ‘the purpose of placi in nemina- tion the candidstes for Offices for in Town Meeting to be EoaR 1 eni 'Z\r)’v\'n on the first Monday October, 1312. Dated at Montville, Conn., Sept. 11, Per order Republican Town Commit- tee. sep1sa D.-D. HOMB, Chairman. Progressive Caucus Norw! Pown Hall at 8 o'c D. m., Bupt 1912, tor the purpose of chooing Dele- i pates to the G. WARREN DAVIS, for the Progressive State Committes. 5ep12ThSM DISTRICT OF NORTH STONINGTON, &5, Court of Probate_Aug. 29th, 1912. Bstate of Willlam H. iteley, late | of North Stonington, in sald District, deceased. Upon the application of Sadie White- ley Moran of Westerly, R. I, praying that letters of administrallon mey be granted on said estate. some proper person appeinted Administrator, as per application on file more fully, appears, i It is Ordered, That said applcation be heard ,nangn ed at the Probate Office {n North ui:%“wmn‘wn o gald Disigict, on the St of Iaéer. A D. 1913, at 3 o'clock In thie after- noor d that notice be given of the pendency of sald application, and of the time and place of hearing thereon, Dby publishing the same once in some having a circulation In said posting @ copy thereot gnpost in the Town o gton, in said District. CAIVIN A. SNYDER, seplsd Judie. Back, Livery and fioflflhg STABLE best at the 1acst reasonable orices. i WANTED Cocks, Waltresses, General House Girls and Housekeeper (middle aged. J. B. LUCAS, Central Building -" LOOK! - a with beth and | fraft, for sale ' A seven Toom cottage toflet and lot 50x140 with at & tempting price. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 CIiff Street FOR SALE Ome Two-Seatod % Top Car- th rubber . One Runabowt sa, heavy moun- One’ o B Hoel ™ trimmed. and “ore Single DR. B. L. JONES, Near the Falr Ground, Norwich. Tel we sopad T Republican Blectors of the Town| Momtuiile. qualid FOR SALE : No. 116 High St. house ceatly yebuilt and Teady for inspection; price very reasonable, For further informa- tipn oall mpon decoemted, now To the Progressives of the Town of dch: A me wil be held portation from Westerly o suto. In- vestigate. Peck’s Real Estate Agency FARMS A SPECIALTY 132 Spring Straal, | Offer Subject 10 Prior Sale 25 SHARES Thames National . Bank Stock OF NORWICH. A e g & JAMES L. CASE, iv, 1 40 Shetucket 8t, Morwich, Conn. Cottage of 9 rooms, electric lights and open plumb- ing, at 84 River Avenue. Will be sold cheap on easy terms. & Company’ lio Bottled Beer direct to your re- ly the dozen 60c. H. Jackel & Co. " Cor. Market and Water Streets. Telophone 136-5. We guarantee our service to be the | AWNINGS. Let me have your order Any size and any color, Prompt MAHONEY BRYS, Falls Avg | sttention. J. W. . oo NEWMARKET HOTEL, § e overl Main B. Fullet hAwux.&un lr."" 1160. seplld six McKin- FOR ley Ave. 18 sep8d JURNISHED ROOMSCentral loca- fi-‘-;‘.d Emme Morse, 13 Unloa Bt JROOMS, all modern con- | e e o Farm of 40 acres, with an ex- ceNent house, barns and hen- houses, plenty of water on the place. The farm is pleasantly located, 8 minutes’ walk from a city trolley line and 30 minutes’ walk to Frankin square. Price s Jow and a Mberal loan caa be arranged. Ao PR S FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Buflding, Norwich. 7 483 JUST ARRIVED , . * Express car of 38 Horses. Seme nice Chunks, big Horses and Drivers. Have on hand 45 head to pick’ trom They must be sold or exchsnged. Prices right : Tel 1183, , , E R PIERSON. {7 A FEW SEASHORE LOTS - !lmltodbtl‘n the Town of Charlestown, on the e beach, only & few chance to bt .ruor"m‘.'.‘{: a e to buy & o o bat at a low figure as ve it Increase in Jaibe ‘many Jod n s Fear Gr' vl of this opportuall and dol those that wi 1 (after they are all sold) 1 wish 5 l‘n iy your expenses for an; ne nce mot over 100 miles Trane: WInLAN A. WILCOX, ¥ Real Estate Broker, 1% No. 41 West Broad $t, Rooms 1 and 3. augsd ‘Westerly, R. L _FOR SALE o Py N. TARRANT & CO,, 117 Main Street, >} City ~ A Seashore Land For Sals Forty acres of high land situaté adam road ovl - il Distance Telephonw V- [] flll‘ilnglr Westerly, R L decll PO 7156 Boswoli Ave. z &ax First-class Wines, Liquors and [ Ty 1 opinion That & pesese noma ot - Warmin in this ol ay ountry and all improvements, . 48 Oak | OF fiing fog rolle Go, guzzle in & in & pub, or But let me toast or shive With l:lwn'lllIl - What ‘wonder they are fads—catarrh #aiors, and yo! In Germany are ou A fire within the stoves are The Germans sy - = A & i tombs 91 Maia BL|wWe ae?x':lo ‘Ah::‘n i 3 i i - I UGRENS TATDEST &% ) o i published. They embrace only land and Wales, whowe population. A steam, | cording to the revised figures, num- 4,777 less than shown in the prelim- to the family of 4.4 The United Kingdom is peculiarly o ausceptible to Industrial disturbances, as the concentsation of Its population . tends to a likeness of Thought of action. Upon a fer- A ritory of 120,992 square miles there s a population of about 5,317,000 peo- ety 314 persons 4§ A8 compared with # to the squars the United States, ple, being app: to the square mil the past year a h founded at Valencia. This lemmoe was organized in Madrid in 1901, and vum € bers at_present about 16,600 It plays an active advieory part of maritime and mava legisiation and pubfishes a.review rlm;- m%fl»}fl a8 many mome- graj and ets. branch is pianning especially to foster @ “tn The Valeneis