Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 31, 1912, Page 2

Itic, Uame]son and i’utnam LIMANTIC Vihat s Gomq On Tonight. aa-smsn S Hose Co, vs. irneymen Montgome i qualified, to | Hf Co. 1 January rooms, Hilitop vs, Excelsior; ve. Alerts. Thursday, 1% | Auction of Perishable Stock at Four- nier Market—Liberal Offerings to St. James’ Pastor—Warren J. Chase Confirmed as Receiver of Middle River Manufacturing Company. January 30, at_ Alert's | v8. T. C. C.; Excelsior ary 18 15 ¢, Hilltop: Alerts e T which 1 The Kind You Have Always Bought, and whlch has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the slgmmre of and has been made under his per= Zs 7 sonal supervision sines its infancy. Allow no one to deceive yeuin this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘““Just-as-good"* are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the hezlth of infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Uastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oll, Pares goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It 18 Pleasant. It cont neither Opium, Morphine mnor other Narcotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and s Feverishness, It cures Diarrheea and Wind Colic. It relicves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatuvlency It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach »wels, giving healthy and natural sleeps The Chiliren’s Panacea—-The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ears the Signature of at F\\\O BARBERS FORM UNION Start With Twelve Members—Secre- tary Abendroth of Norwich Assists in Organization. water | top at Alert rooms, | Excelsior. Montgom- On and after the first of 1 > of the leading will have union Cards to that and hung up Monday: H. Bissman, A. Mon seph Ca orme and ( January r barber shop: Hilitop. hursday, March x ‘Hilltop; mont. day, April 6, at Alerts rooms, Mont. Rules of the Tournament. all be two teams of Pinochle s from each club or company, ting of two players in each team team shall play five games with their opponents on night of tourna- , ment and hand score by games to of- fictal scorer. = Official scorer of Pinochle, Sam- | uel Lyman, | _ There shall be two pool plavers from | club or Each play- | er shall play o pool with his opponent on night and hand score of game | offictal scorer. scorer for Dpool, t i u smail counter ; $5. No bid was received on a nd, Ohic ROBERT O. SNOW RESIGNS. ngageme: 18 \'nsx\ing her par Mrs. Joseph Farron John Balley of Wallin ing a few days w Attorney ¥ ford was a C Danielson Monday. th twel ,m,yl‘\v\x: be Succeeded as Bullstin Repre- | n barbers, but the | sentative by, Charles D. Stone. ain open for two ' 1 A now all tharter journeynm: is to r and w fc ) T z 2241 | by points to fficial Compound Interest than ! Hustling for New Subscribsrs. Wade U. | W : e president of club or foreman of ympany, on night when tourna- 15 held In his rooms, shall appoint a member of his club or company to | referce for pool games. | - active members of club or fire company will be allowed to take part | in this tournament. ias Earned Morz Speculation. If you don't belleve tha: compound interest has earned more money (l’mn speculation call and inquire or writ to this bank, where mc is better than high vonds. t earns as m curities, and the v in the W s been id ractically another & 47 d You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years hat time he w r line in Bostc at interest stocks or 1 as safe se- lue of the principal mever fluctuates; your money is al- , Ways worth 100 cents on ths dollar, * and your funds are always availabie the men in | A g By Maii e e € Lok, i Yy it Lynch was o the eens” aptain Car eveninsg. Company L's Inspection. Co. L, First Infantry, C. N. p evening, Cu— et armory ed Mon- arpenter for e regular an- | of state | ceeded - __ ] Menard was a native Pought Trout from Plymouth. Christmas and Mrs. largest hateh- The rainbow and alarly fine eat- g ho were favored h samples waich she brought home. Cranked Auto—Broke Arm. Attorney The Willlmantic Savings Insutute secepts deposits trom any person any- where. You can use the malls with perfect safety and no your banking choose to eheck or money Willimentic Savings Inst al In registered letter. and we will open your account and send ; k book and full instructions. Your money and {nterest can be dre any time g o yphoid. y of Local N otes. was no sessipn of the local irt Monday niorning. Danielson pe rgetting " shows, Delighted Audience. Bradley Howarth has & the result of an me- rred w he was mobile. Frank Whitmore th 1t his parents, of Hartford, | £ was a nd Mre Valley street. Local Jottings. of Willimantie h her sis- Eim street. The Willimantic i o o Bt | e B S8 e o e e S oSSR Tl i T Savings msmut“j ' Mr Whitmore of g the Putnam So- h s arranged for ti city on bus Delor: of Chestnut n Hariford. yres in Putnam will be New Year's day. P ny engaged tal castings nam during road Policeman Carroll Obtains Equipment at Plainfield—Gets City Boys Before the rests Few—Death of FIREMEN VS. CYCLERS. r Ignatius van of Hart- To Mest in Pinachle and Pool Tour- | : SHY Monda ,:‘“?“‘;;ffi;*" nament—Games Begin Thursday. . D.G. “k;:r'“mo Vi | LLER SKATING they rw' o at Valley Street Armory, Tuesday and Saturday and Evenings. Music at all sessions. Courteous attention to all patrons HIRAM N, FENN DERTAKER and EMBALM €5 Church St. Willimantic, Ct relephone Lady as E. B. SPRING, Pjano lulw su-4. Wil Hmnndv c JAY M. SHI:PAI?D succeeding ELMORE & SHEPARD | faneral Divector and Embalmer | 0.62 North St., Willimantic dy Assistant Tel. Connection C. JACKSON, Dentist gxiracting and 1llmg a Specialty Willimant), NEW YEAR'S GREElINCS TO PRESIDENT TAFT. Sent by King Victor of ltaly and Em- peror William of Germany. Afternoons JURY DISAGREES IN THE CASE ¢ MRS, BURNHAM. secuting Attjrney Zs-ed for De suspended order 4 the postal ed. money quernts, of taxes for ¢ Mrs. Appalin Mrs. Appaline Menard, fondas ning at her home in this where she has been dent vears. She is s sabe and Osias, 1 *ttorney Fleming nt demanded that tenced to death. | of self defense | Mrs. Burnham | address of the | 89, dled early | En some_from ;v 5 to pay, some from over-anxious to from their money. Parishioners Make Liberal Offering At the masses | Sunday the pa who has bee thanked t nham be ed her ¢ issue of lles.” roughout the uting attorney. se is Better To Buy Here Than To Wish You Had OBITUARY. Come to our Ename ware Sae [ y / Ingersoll's Daughter a Bride. { Big Bargains New York, Dec. 30.—Miss Maud R. | Inzersoll, daughter of the late Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, was marrled here today to Walter McLean Probasco of natl. The marriage ceremony erformed by Rev. Dr. John L. Mrs. J. P. Webster. k Hern, Wis,, Dec. 30.~Mrs. J. P. er, aged 83, widow of the com- he Sweet Bye and By today. Father Ginet has only | flock for a short tim indication that he | most loved pastors | Istereq the affal i here PARTNER AGGRIEVED. William Lee Alleges That J. M. Sheo- han of Newburgh, N. Y. Gets Al 35¢c to 50c values ophon. Clama, af RKET. 28 No foving ORK B, or "Phone llimantio Ct. | 25cC ray's Boston Store ILLIMANTIC, GONR values 33 ILDR 5 s in ca old 41 89. TERS d Oxford, ages 6 to 14 to $2.89—December AY GO. t of the Ethical Culture society, ordance wiith the Ideas of Col- | gorsoll This Will Stop Your Cough in a Hurry Save $2 by Making This Ceugh Syrup at Home. This recipe makes a pint of better cough syrup than you could buy ready made for $2.60. A few doses usually conquer the most obstinate oouj stops even whooping cough quickly. §im- | ple s it ig, no better remedy can be had | one pun of granulated sugar with 15 pint of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Pu ounces of Pinex (fift cents’ worth) in a pint bottle; then adi the Sugar Syrup. It has s pleasant taste and Issts a family a long time. Take a teaspoonful every ome, two or | three hours, You ean feel this take hold of a cough in : way !r;;qctml:nna bnsmr‘: Has a good tonie effect, braces up the appetite, and is slle\tl\' laxative, km Shieh i 1 for hoarse- he membranes | ¢ most_valu- sund of Norwe- sud is rich in tural healin rations wil i Sagar umv recipe haa nropularity throughout the s and Canada. It has often been imitated, though never suceesstully. | ity of absslute satiefaction, or promptly refunded, goes with this Your drugyist has Pinex, or will it for vou. 'If net, send to The inex Co., Ft. Wayne, IndN FATENTS rotec: your idea. Handsome 80-page Guide Book Fra HARRY E. BACK. Attorney-at-1,.,, Phoenix Bloek Danisisen. Cenn, 11TuThE | Milton A. the Profits from Stafford Woolen Mill At a session in Shumway of the court presiding, Attorney Warren D. Chaee of Hartford was on Mon confirmed as permanent race Middie River Manufact 1'\'1L. cot of Stafford. Like chambers, Judge uperior | on December 21 was named one of Monday was h offices of Judge Henry opposing interests were The plaintiff, Willlam was represented by H. Reed fix a manufa. action 4 the M turing Co., Inc Mr. Lee complains organization . incorporated Oct laws of Conn certificate of orgar ncerning of stock s scribe ,aM thereon In ¢ y tress of each of the origina ers, with the number of anc shares subscribed for b The defendant compan of incorporation a stock to the amo into 1,000 shares of a each, and states eapital stock with h this | ation shall commence business i 000.” Mr. Lee the amount’ Is the owner of h 332 shares stand or corporaiyor Hodges, the shares having been endor by Mr. Hedges ang mession of Mr. Lee In 1889 J. M. Bheehan the bein 'nge bank in & en mill in that had been owned b Manufacturing com of $25,000 was taker the savings bank as ight have re- cident. 160 ARRESTS. 1912 Far Below the Number 1911, in 1ls respect, rests made s want- | MOVING TO PAWTUCKET. Charles K. Shaw 2nd Philip L. Benoit Establish New Paper Box Plant. 1o move rom Putnam | smising | < company He has been to-date and »rpo! part the stairs, under are now made eas the time it forme Besides, you under the bed or o to stand on a chair to furniture. Al of the easy with the O-Cedar Po dn fom everrehere all the dust or d easily cleancd by was few drops of O-Cedar Try It at Our Rlak 4 Bulletin Building radiator, etc. with the t the t Housekeeping Is Not the Task It Used to Be ODERN invention has done away M with much of the hard work For instance, the cleaning and polishing of hardwood floors, the dusting of moldings, the tops of high furniture, These back-breaking tasks -get-at places, of the hig sh HOUSEHOLD 74 Franklin Street COAT SWEATEE {rom 98¢ 1o $8.00 eV Best vaiaes for PENDLET( 10 BROADWAY