Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 24, 1912, Page 8

THREE THROWN OUT IN RUNAWAY NORWICH BULLETIN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24. Mrs. George T. Howland, Her Daughter, Miss Betty How-“} land, and Miss Barbara Latham Were Driving Down Scotland Road When Their Horse Was Frightened by a Sawmill. Mrs. George T. Howland of Norwich Town, her daughter, Miss Betty How land, and Mies Barbara Latham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan I tham, and a high spirited Kentucky thoroughbred which the late Dr. How- land brought north from the land of the blue grass, were the participants in an unusually thrilling runaway on Menday afternoon. Mrs. Howland was acgompanying the two young ladies to a tea which was to be given by Mrs. Righard R. Graham. Miss Betty was driving the buggy down the hill in the Segtland road just before reaching the Gulliver piace. Suddenly from _the | side of the road came several sharp reperts, the noise of the exhaust of a | gaspline engine, and the buzzing of the sawmill which has been located there for gome time and has been objection- ableg to people driving by. The sensi- tive horse was frightened by the un- | expected sound of the sawmill, stopped short for & moment, and then sprang forward. Mfss Betty Howland, who had the reing, was pulled out of her seat, and losing her balance, fell out of the huggy between the wheel and the shaff, striking heavily on the ground. She was mad and her hol horse conti he road, 4 ext to be thrown Washington street, in front of residence of Mrs. Willlam H the bn,g\ u\H\dN] with a post, Ha happening alon; started on his wil Betty and continue the way THE LAST CALL! REV. H, J. BURGESS Poinjers Proffered Eleventh Hour Gift-Seekers—What Reading a Sug- | gestive Advertisement Did. Appropriate Christmag Themes. Scqges of persons were wondering | what to get for a Christmas gift. A merchant offered a tempting nov. clty im a certain line. Almest before he had his store to rights Monday morning the place was | ¢ W g with customers, not alone from ‘nrwu‘h, but from every subur- | o ban ppint. He made les, took | 7 many @rders, the customers were sat- isfled gnd delighted, because they ha secured a novelty at an advantageous | price. This §& only one instance of what is happergne daily. The nder no offer ing bargain escape This §s the day to be awake, alert! | For Ghe last aifts which you must | o buy, d\l'"d upon the pointers profler- 2 ed by {he advertisers in The Bulletin! They want your trade today! Read what they have to offer! LG BROKEN BY FALL. Mrs. Niiner, Over 70 Years of Age, Sufferpd Painful Injury at Fitchville. hig s | tes what trades- nd lets no glitter- In the upper village at Fitchville on | Monday evening Mrs. Miner, one of the | well kngwn resfdents there, who is over 76 yeary of age, slipped on a flight of | steps afl fell heavily. A= a result she susained a fracture of her leg. both bapes in the lower part of th Ilmb befpg broken. Dr. J. J. Donchue was seng for and he adjusted the frac- tures lager in the evening. The § N. E. T. Co. Is setting poles | in Soutf] Coventry from Burr Smith's | [N¢ to the msidence of the late Theodore Yerringtgn, now occupled by the Miss- | es Whitferd, preparatory to installing he world that b have everlasting life. s, gives us hope e could not ‘glorify ( ¢ o and God and if the did not br fiest Christm God in the highest, on e: toward men, in whom he pleased,’ sung by angels to the she herds by night. “Today millions sing power of Jesus' name; let angels pros- trate fall; bring forth the r dem, and crown Him Lord o At the evening service Mr. subject was A S A king his test fro man spake like How’s This? One Hundred Dollars Re- any case of Catarrh that by Hall's Catarh CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. e, thiy URACTRIEEA. Nive Kuow F. Chcn" for the last 15 years, and perfectly honorable in all nsactions and financially out any obligations made L BANK OF CO\(\(ER(‘E Toledo, O Hall's @atarrh Curo is taken infer- nally. acfing directly upon the blood | | | MARRIED 40 YEARS. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Manning Re- and muqgus surfaces of the system. ceive Congratulations. Testimonlpls gent froe. Price 75 cents | per_bott] 1 all Druggists. Take Family Pills for consti- pation. I For Ghnistmas Balls A GOME TO US _s. We are the originators and can’t be beaten. PLANTS We can’t tell you all we have. There are plants of every description and the best quality. Everything to be found elsewhere and also a nice lot which others can- not get. Mr. and Mrs. Ne anon have been iel Manning of nding the week We grow our own stock, both cut flowers and plants, and your orders will be filled with hardy, fresh stock. As especially pretty gifts we suggest SCOTCH HEATHER, mixed pans of Crotons, Ponisettia and Ferns, LILY OF THE VALLEY, HYACINTHS and other beautiful novelties. At our store you can give the most artistic arrange- ment possible as we have a lot of novelties just right for the season and never before shown in Norwich. Our CHRISTMAS BASKETS are also new. Red and White Satice, Pine Cones, Ruscus and Red Ever- lasting Flowers are used, and every one is delighted with them, On TUESDAY we will sell a CHRISTMAS BOX OF ROBSES, containing one dozen choice blooms of new and best varieties, tied with pretty grey paper and red tape, Only $1.00 We will have 5000 blooms and will sell these boxes at $1.00 as long as they last. GoTo REUTER’S | Palmer, the rather | AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. | Delivered Two Excellent Sermons on | speed a No. 20 cross-over, which is 507 lives of six others. THE TRUTH hour, the result would have been the same. The only serious accident on the main line of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, thus far this year between Boston and New York, was at Westport, October 3rd, when the engineer, with five years of clear record behind him, from some forever unknown cause, passed seven signals and warnings and took a No. 10 cross-over at 50 miles an hour where his speed regulation called for 15. He lost his life and the Had the cross-over been a No. 20, the regulation speed limit for which is 25 miles an But there may be some violation of rules and regulations in the future, when, with a somewhat less longer than a No. 10, l:nay save a train from disaster; and No. 20 cross-over have been ordered installed for all express service as soon as the weather will permit. Meanwhile the Public Utilities Commission of Connecticut has ordered that all express trains come to a full stop at cross-overs before the switch is changed for the detour of the train. This order is being strictly complied with and lengthens the running time between New York and Bos- ton by twelve minutes, some of which can be made up in clear sections of the track. But as SAFETY MUST BE THE FIRST CONSIDERATION, the officials of the road are now figuring to what extent there should be a readjustment of the time schedule temporarily for the winter traffic. The New York and Chicago expresses have lengthened their time for the winter by two hours and & corresponding lengthening of our five hour trains would mean a winter time of five hours and a half for our present five hour trains. This is quite unnecessary in view of the fact that the New Haven roadbed and rails are unsurpassed for solidity of construction by any railroad in the United States; and if it is finally de- termined that with these stops at cross-overs there must be a lengthening of time schedules it will not be more than fifteen minutes for the five hour express and in such proportion as may be found necessary for other trains. in him should not | ‘All_hall the | CHARLES | with Brigss { Mann their b ing t ann DANGER WITH CANDLES j Light the Christmas Tree with |electric lights. Different | | colors in a complete string for | |only $1.75, regular price | $2.50. They’re safe. YOUR SON ~ WANTS AN AR RIRLE |or possibly a*Sled, a Pocketi |Knife, a Flash Light, Skates or | |a wagon will strike his fancy. ‘ | We would like to supply you. | FOR THE LADIES ‘iCarving Sets, Scissors, Chaf- | ing Dishes, Aluminum Ware,’ | Percolators, Carpet Sweepers,, | Crumb Trays. EATON CHASE Company 129 Main Streef, Norwich, Corn, Hardware and Electrical Goods OPEN EVENINGS BROWN & ROGERS | Contracting Painting Paper Hanging | Prices and ‘work guarantsed. | {eLldTuThS b1 Ch:t\nut» Street. S. MELLEN, President. - QUALITY FURS For Automaobiles THE BISHOP LINE Furs from a house with a history back of it T0 BE COLD IS DANGEROUS The A. C.Swan Co. NORWICH NEW LONDON Motorcycle Notice We have at our Sachem Park Motorcycle Garage one Brand New 1913 7 H. P. Excelsior Motorcycle, latest improv- ed model with the Handlebar clutch control, which arrived here from factory about three weeks ago and has only been |used 60 miles; guaranteed to be in perfect condition and not | a scratch on it. The former owner of the above has eychang- |Ld it with us for a new 1913 model 7 H. P. Ball Bearing Motor, “Spring Frame” Flying Merkel and if the party who has con- templated the purchase of a 1913 Excelsior will call at our Sachem Park Garage either Tenight or Tomorrow (T uesday) {evening, they will be able to gratif desire’at a greatly {reduced price. If you are not able to pay for it now, come with a deposit. Moral: man of exacting req eventually buy and cycles. Why not st What betler X The “Flying Merkel” is the motorcycle for the uirements. It is the motorcycle you will the pioneer of all springframe motor- art out right? mas present could any young man have than a “Flying Merkel” motorc ranging in price from $200 o 8260, or the favorite Fiying Merkel Bicycle, rang- ing from $20 to $45, which are very popular with the boys who are too young to ride a motorcycle. Remember Emerson’s Quotation—*If you have some- thing just a little better than others, thé world will wear a path to your door, even though your house be built in the woods. 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