Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 22, 1913, Page 6

SRt i Lt NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1913 From Europe. It was past midnight Sunday when the marauder went meandering in Newton avenue, evidently foliowing in his tracks of a few weeks ago when he visiled the Clark, Simmons and Grant homes in that vicinity. This time, instead of keeping on the latch- key route as formerly, he selected the second story route by way of veranda roof and through an open window into the home of Willlam St Onge. The marauder was partially through an open window and was about to step on the floor of the room occu- pled by Miss Phebe King, sister of AMrs. St. Onge, when the shouting of the lady who occupieds the soundeqd loud in the mid: t stillness. ‘The fellow made a hurried retreat, and when Mr. and Mrs. St. Onge re- sponded to the alarm, he had reach- ed a place of safety. The police were notified and a thorough search of the vicinity was made, but without re- sult. ‘When entry was made to the Clark, Simmons and Grant apartments the general opinion that tho midnight operator is a resident of the vicinity and familiar with the premises vis- ited. Although under suspicion, there 38 not tangible proof sufficient to warrant arrest ang prosecution. Im the meantime residents avenue are providing themselves with firearms and ammunition, and there is talk of organizing a house guard for the protection of the residents of the section. . - Two Westerly children, a boy and a girl, both under the age of four, surprised their mothers last Saturday afternoon by staggering home ingl riously drunk. The boy had a laugh- ing jag but the girl was Inclined to ‘weep. At first there was difficulty in accounting for the queer action of the children, but when the mammas | got a whiff of breath from the darl- ings the cases were at once diagnosed. Then followed investigation, as babfies, ajority room | of Newton | 1 | i | | or in fact minors nearing !are not permitted In Westerly liquor stores. It was dtvulged that a neighbor enzaged in cleaning hou: came across a bottle partially filled with sweet, home-made wine. As _there | was_an abundance of sealed bottles of the wine in the house, this opened one was placed in a box with other ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE The Antiseptic powder shaken into the shoes—The Standard Rem- edy for the feet for a_quaricr ceatury. 30,000 testimonials. Sold Zrade-Mark, _everywhere, 25c. Sample ! Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N ¥ TheManwhoputthe EEs in F EE T. |be in the new town h Second Siory Intruder At Westerly Frightened Away From St. Onge Home on Newton Avenue —Two Children Intoxicated by Contents of Bottle Thrown on Garbage Pile—William Durfee Arrested For ! Implication in Mystic Cases—Cosmer Spitz Held— Parishioners to Welcome Rev. John Neale on Return! stuft and put on the garbage pile to be carried aw: The little boy and little he Dbottle ried ay he a ma st, b nothi E w ood 1 hereof until t intoxics ra stron; Officer State Police, who Mit it there as went them and they became on chell for Deput Jackson, of the Connscticut is_at work on the Mystic cases was in Westerly Monday Dur- as- located at his home by the sheriff and t police station where om plained the warrant authorizin: . Sheriff Mitchell told the of his rights under the laws of extradition and that he was not compelled to accompany the state policeman into Connectleuf, un- til after his case was passed upon under due process of Jaw. Durfee de- cided to waiv taken to Mystic by trolle said the alleged offense ted at Mys | Durfee was recen Support of his wife the case Local Lacenict Edgar MM, visitor in Westes John terly vi ting relatives. party ston pas: ay mornin; t motor-dr ook truck to be used en. The unlawful entering houses in Newton avenue ed the sale of revolvers in W There will be no formal dedicat Mrs. William _Pell in' Rhode arrested for noi and children and ending in court. 2l rights and he was ar. It i8 | s _commi in the town of Groton. Fisher of Springfield is a | v of Chicago is in Wes- Richmond of New of Westerly rela- bound from sed through and and. of has in of the new town b | It is expected that the al tc | meeting early mext month will be I |in the new town hall and that | voting on the June el planning to secure the | ladder dwelling | »wn held th éen engaged to change the location of the fire house to conform to the line of the new town hall and_court hou and to the changed grade of Union street. In the superior court Monday, the stand jury Westerly men, the only c brought to the jury. George s was indict- ed for breaking and eatering the Macomber store, and Josep was indicted on the saulting Luigi Maring with ous weapon. The Holy Name society of St. Mich- ael's parish has taken the initiative in a big ovation to be given Rev. Dr. le, re church, on John ctor ¢ his return from F ¢ early in June. A committee of tw including Rev. dward J. Plunkett and William 156 has been chosen to make sted by Chief serious was arr sorning female bef hird d Ged nor ince. Sprague, ar home B. Knig L vivea vid Annie v Kni nd Benjamin Burdick. Meets—Mrs. David Class ! Anderson Suffering from Biood Pois- | | Teachers’ oning—Miss Latham E. S. Chapter At the Baptis street Monday evening on the ways t repairs has been launched an ing the installation of he Yesteraay a shipment w a firm in New London of $175 worth of boat pipes made at & Noank plumb- ing Miss Ruth_Trverts, teaching at W arrived at her spend a vacation” Blood Poisoning Results. Mrs. David A rted as n a dangerous condition at her home in as the result of the athering of in her throat and_blocd setting in. F Palmer, sone s feared she ma swelling s incre mother, Mr: to be with her. not recover as the ing. ting O. E. S. Chapters. o] 1 pending t wee ern will be in n Had- Clinton, na evenir vening i aturd uest v london, which has the c remove thy road bu ings for Charles P. Ecclestone, ction com- ild- has WE GIVE ROYAL GOLD TRADINS STAMPS, IONA COR EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY. This is absolutely cost, and only such a tremendous purchase allows us to make this price. We reserve the right to refuse to sell to dealers at this price. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY Sugar Cured, Smok:d o SHOULDERS v+ ASK FOR THEW C a can Mixed or Milehner Herring, keg .....70c Sapolio, cake ....... 7c SPECIALLY SELECTED Underwood’s Sardines Silver Prunes, 1b SALMO COFFEES 25 Stamps with 18b. Ambosa 32 30 Stamps with 1 Ib. EIRyad 350 20 Stamps with 1 Ib. Sultana 30c 1 can Sulfana Spice.... 1 bottle Bull Head Catsup. 1 bottle A&P Vinegar. 1 brick A&P Codfish ] brick lona Codfist 1 -10c -10c 10¢ 1dc 3 pkg. 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NEW YORK New York | CHELSEA LINE | Fare $! i Freight and passenger service direct to New York, From Norwich Tu. 8 g Str Wednesdays, ¥rida. TR STREET & UNIVERSITY. PLACE ©ne Blook West of Broadway NEW YORK CITY Closs to Wholesale and Retail | Ory Googs Disericts: Hailrond snd | s nes. MODERN. ABSOLUTELY ¥IREPROOY 300 Rooms (200 with Bath) | i RATES $1.00 PER DAY UP Exoellent Restaurant and Cafe. Yodorere Friots: for tres Miustrated Gutd O ot Now Tork Cre a8 water and making the finest soft soap. k. C. AYCHISON, B D., Privsiving AvD sUhGEUN ong Ik OF. Sbunaon Sids summer home, Cove arrived at ch has been opened farm, ham spent the week- Nex iting New returned visit at his home ec friends in the vil- on ampbell has returned to his | eive California Sewer Pipes - fower Ston- | Gardner Stock Farm. The Yantic baseball team, organized some time ago by James MacC: opened the season Saturday with a same with a team Town, score of 17 to 12. THE N.E. FAIRBANK COMPANY,Chicago The chairman of the committee | past week by : is Charles A. Wheeler, of Storrs. lings for his stock fa PPLINVINGS m. —HOTEL=— GREGORIAN NEW YORK CITY, { 85TH ST., FIFTH AV., BROADWAY 14 Storiss. Modern. Absolutely Firepeoof. | Lixtrious. comfortable and bomelik Nearcst amnee . abops and Gepot. NONE. BETTER AT ANY PRICH. 00 Rooms. each with private bath, & g000 room and bath, $2, ee - Sammy Wilson is spending some | Local Team D:’“‘! N°"‘I'4">" ':'°W"h—' time with his grandparents on the ——— = — Driving Accident—Yearlings for the | flats he is il NOT A TWINGE OF Knox is spending three Miss Mars Voluntown relatives. | weeks with QUINEBAUG POMONA. [ Meeting to be Held at Hampton Sat- urday—Conferring of Fifth Degree. A special meeting of Quinebaug Po- RHEUMATISM SINCE TAKING RHEUMA reedy, from Norwich the defeating the visitors by o !s entertalning | Stark's harnesses, which frightened | po e e i e AR B RO 1 Mleen woll nr i s enport § | the horse and threw Mr. Stark’s driver | ng W alled t Derteotly oo W Miins Willlam e have | (o the ground. He recovered quickly |at 10. a. m., and the Fifth degree a visit to atives In |¥rom the fall and 1ght the hor: will be cor red in full form. Din- or 14 months T was so badly before it had run ner at 1 0. 1 urer's p amme witn Rheumatism that much Boat Given Try-Out. Miss Edith Avery I,|at 2 oclock p. m. In the ifternoon . 1 ome time here recently with | “How the Pro: its knees for the disease like Music Dantel S. Kno t Smith the week end with | Leeo s i ® RH meeting of Saturday of | Through ity of se or money Gibbs Randolph Chandler, a_cor 0 cents a botile. Tucker of Scotland will be held at Quin > visitor during the past | hall ,Thompson, on Saturc May 10, and it is thought a consider | Elwood Lathrop of Mystic is spend- | able number ,including Pomona mem- | SPRING MILLINERY ing some time in town with his DAr- | more, won e po | 4 yos : ents. | “Anarew J. Kennedy is lecturer of | & FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAT A plank floor is being laid in | the grange | STYL] Yantic barns connected with the Ya | A ‘m w committee has been added | tic store. 1is S en committes on warm .| MRS. G. P. STANTON, Addition to Stock Farm. periments, and this committee wishes 52 Shetucket St ver pipes | the Water | ed. The pipes laid at the cor- ss Ger- ned from a Williams of New at their home here. BALTIC. School Nine Wins Opening Game—Treasurer Lafleur of B. W. 8, A. Ciub Resigns. Saturday | it srounds he season in ume was be- and ihe both being fast teams, ol nine won the game 20 to t work | for the it was a Junior th s ned Monday 1ce, where he rs. Homer Buteau enter- | te and chil- | High street Mr. and ained M in Hartfora church Monday e of Providence 1s v days here as guest of Taylor of Plainfield was of Miss Ruby Erickson fleur, who for some time cing commit- b, as treps- signation to ivan Monday. n of Plainfield was'| by Mr. and Mrs. their home on Rail- George I son was a Fulgence I ecialty of one or more varieties of flowers, roses, peonles and chry xcellent > to (he ant, thou sluggard,” may be kood advice, but the modern slug- gard Is more likely to go to his “um- cle Oliver Gardner received during the |to try fertilizer experiments on s | A | PRances have more improvements than all others com- bined. The “Single Damper” (patented) does with one motion what, in other ranges, requires moving two dampers, and does it better. The deep Ash Hod in the base—with Coal Hod beside it — (patented) is better than the old clumsy Ash Pan. Easy to remove =\ and carry — doesn’t spill the ashes. Crawford Ovens bake best;—no corching spots” or “cold corners” For Sale by M. HOURIGAN, Norwich Agent Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers, Beston day. OTHERS UP TO $3.50. PARLOE. BEDROOM, BATH. $.00, Special rates week or month. Rostaurant u in carte D, P RITCH General Contractor and Builder Mill Construction a specialt; 218 MAIN STREET, Telephorie 370 Norwich, PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING | Do 1T mo Plumbing as it should [the kind we do. Open ry joln 1 tight, sanitary and latest style g | tne. | tubs, 1 nks, in th | w you can think of Call us up on the ’ see us. We will fix y shape at a modera A. J. WHOLEY & CO Telephone 734 12 Ferry St S;flitarl Plumbin} A peep into an up-to-date bathroom 18 only less refresiing than the bathm itsell. 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