Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 3, 1913, Page 8

NORWICH ~BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1913 Gettysburg in a Short Time—Norwich G. A. R. lTost Named After This Gallant Union General. and provided that the sword which friends in the Second army corps had given him should be placed In it,which s done. On th visit he s nepheyw: “I have been over the greater part of the United States, but no place Jooks so pleasant to me as Cornwall Hollow.” He doubtless planned to return TTithin a few weeks the statue erect: iy the state of Conneetient to Ma- General John Sedswiek will be in ton in Gettysburg, as the com- wealth’'s memerial to ene of the ve leaders which it gave to the na- 1 in the time of the elvlj war, and ©, less than a after Gettysbu: this place. of which he had seen iced his life on the fleld little, at the close of the war, but van! Because of its acces: | haq willed otherwise, and in less t the monument has teen plac- at t-c(t)lb\u“ but with equal fit- ness it ml have placed at won.svlunu. at lhdnrhhb\n'g or at Antietam. At Antletam, however, a year his bod from the field at S Sedg n than diminished and it is worth while tonotice that Hay and Nicholay, in Sedgwick was not a corps commander, | their monumental work on Lincoln, being under Sumner there, but he was | while as free with thelr criticism of e ounded in the ent. except Grant and Sommand of the Bixth corps of are of praise of !l. Army of the Potomac when he en- sered Fredericksburg, in the operations {.“-!dll. Chancellorsville; he was «, in command of the same corps at Get- and he still Sedgwick at Gettysburg. hsld command 2 yeg He had the Sixth corps in the when a bullet from the rifle of a Con- which culminated in the sharpshooter killed him at|iyrce gays' battle of Gettysburg and fodera Spottsylvania on the morning of May |soimaq the Y h was following ,or v, paralled with Lee. It was not the | intention of Meade or of Lee to fl the greatest battle of the Civil wa [the little “Dutch town of Gettysburs, but it was ordered by a higher power n Davis and Lee or Meade and coln, and this power brought it to right wing of the army, rather mov- It was his fate to be suc- another Connecticut general, but the mation and his soldiers had cause to mourn the stalwar of Uncle Jobn, as the mem. bers of the Sixth corps called him, | as they thought of the energy of their | who brought the corps in & @ay's march from Manchester, | 2 : M Mead had stationed it ¢ e e e L RTRE eeiad and went to Gettysburg in hopes @dtond day's battle at Gettysburg. nding a supply. Here they wer Norwich Post Named for Sedgwick. [met by Reynolds and the fight was When Norwich took the lead of all|on Sedgwick with the Sixth corps cifles in the state in institution of a |Was at My T, Md, 35 moles Grand Army post, no name was con- (away, when the battle began on July Shdured 5o Atting as that of this Con- |1, 1863, and before 2 o'clock of " the | necticat general, so' that Po: . 1,|afternopn of July 2, he reached the field with h I march i having made the The corps was t was in the th nd it took the 1 it of the enemy, days following. HAS STATE'S WITNESS SAFE IN JAIL. John Bosley is Where He Can Be Found for Superior Court Tridl. G. A. R, formed in Norwic stowed upon it the name of Two Other Monuments to Him. |5° oncc on The monument is to stand in the|in the national park at Gettysburg on Sedg- |5 and wick avenue just north of Little Round Top, where Sedgwick brought the sorely needed corps on the field ‘n the second day’s fight. The point is perbaps three miles from the ce; ter of the little city of Getty but it is near where the fighting good ffty years ago, and it wil corps ad on July pur Centuries stand in recognition of a John_ s ik efficlent general, who mnever lost his e By head and who was too intent apon % e r ten days for at New his duties to play polities. It will equestrian flgure, the work of H. K. Dusl rown, and will e placed in position in May, probably or at least it will be in piace when Sedgwick’s men and the other veterins visit the greatest of the battlefields | of the civil war. It will not be the only mopument to Sedgwick, because there are two in Cornwall Hollow, in which village he was born, and anoth- !r at West Point, where he graduated, to the surprise of the men 'fi. sent him there. It will be a fit- ting time to dedicate this new memo- Hal years after Gettysburg, where he distinguished himself, and in the giee which will see the centennil of birth, London. hree defendar Mir tCronm thorough should Tuesday in_the city Again on_Thursday onin learned that Bosle ed he ordered his arr now safely within th > state for the next te a sentence for EH Last Visit to Connecticut. s wounds at Antietam enabled dck to come back to ecticut for the last time in his lifetime. A man of splendid physique, be chafed under his wounds and said at the time that If he was struck again he hoped the wound would be fatal at once. He had his wish, for the wound he received at Spottsylvania caused instant death. A year or more before Antietam his old home in Cornwall Hollow had been burned, the house be- ing erected on the site of the one burned at the outbreak of the Revol y, will be take to be agraigne before the cri Norwic the following d superior court bly be Honary war, and General Sedgwick set | [oriElt [0 trial carly in the week. about baving it rebuilt. tody of a jailer to be a witness in the The work had not been wholly com- pleted when General Sedgwick last 37 s : #aw it. but he was greatly interested i who 16 a_French-Canadian, A5 the plans. He gave orders regard- Dhos oniy ome eve. He was kicked by ing the ngs of his own room & hOTSc several vears : st his tic in consequen Within robber; of the in- four months p he was locked at that time 1 hes, which he had a pur- FERTILIZER GROUND LIMESTONE AIR SLACKED LIME. Brick, Cement, Sand, Lime, all hard Plasters and Prepared Roofing. Best market. Full fine of Sewer Pipe. THE UPSON WALL BOARD has been found . alken only went to Br Roofing Paint in the BUT ONE MIND OVER TAKING THE BRIDGE | | All Favored Acquisition of Thames | WI Tribute to Brlve Soldier Will be Ready at id to a | | | IS INEXPENSIVE WATER River Bridge by the State. | PROOF AND IN HANDY —_—— | BIZES. 'rhv‘rr- “f but one mind to the pres- N entation of e case before the com- Largest Storage Capacity | micice o roags. rive ridges, at T he capitol, Tuesd > stat in Clty should takeé over the railroad m.dlf T the Thames river, which cost the | ew Yorl, railtoad $1,400,000 diture of a «uarter of a million of | lars provide the tide of _travel through the state with a method of the erowded and objection- ne of that sec. acceptance of A N. CARPENTER Tel. 171 23 Commerce St. voidin mm‘ ferry th s tion. Th the off Iroad did not eome from the eastern part of the state, says the Hartford Tim 1t | ade evident that the entire state | Europenr Plan sted in the improvement o the trunk pver Grill Room open until 12 m. MAYES BROS. Props. line between and Boston, | In making the offer fo the state, the | CEMENT WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF HIGH-GRADE Lehigh Portland Cement Norwich Grain Co. 39 AND 41 WATER STREET The increasing popularity of our 75-cent Sunday Night Dinners (from 6 to 8.30 o’clock), which are patronized by the local people and of which automebilists speak in the highest praisé, encourage us to serve a limited number more. It is desired to maintain the reputation this hetel has won with the travelers for serving the “best dinners” of any hotel i1 this section. . The following menu will be served Sunday Evening, May 4th, and Speaks for Itself: The Wauregan House, Norwich, Conn. "MENU GRAPE FRUIT COCKTAIL . POINT OYSTERS PRINTANIERE—Royal AM OF CHICKBN—Victoria Tidbits Hearts of Celery Queen Olives 5D FILET OF SOLE—a la Joinville Pomme s Villerol Sliced Cucumbers EME DE VOLAILLE Chevaliere ED .SIRLOIN OF BEEF—Financiere OF SWEETBREADS—Touliesienne RY CREAM FRITTERS—Vanilla Sauce PRIME RIBS OF BEEF—au Jus Potatoes Steamed Rics FED VERMONT TURKEY—Giblet Sauce Mashed Turnips Oyster Bay Asparagus 1 OF CANADIAN MUTTON—Currant Jelly nach Anglaise String Beans FRUIT SALAD—Maraschino SAMED FRUIT PUDDING Hard and Brandy Sauce GREEN APPLE PIE ‘BOSTON CREAM PIE AWBERRY SHORTCAKEH CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM I CAK ASSORTED CAKE FANCY KISSES LY—Whipped Cream ROQUEFORTE CHEESE TOASTED SOFT CRACKERS RTED FR: 1 FRUITS CLUSTER RAISINS DEMI TASSE ring the dinner hour the orchestra will render the following cholce selections of popular alrs As: Nellie J. ed Dy Miss Buckley, Soprano, -.Holzman Van Alstyno .Nevin Two Step—“You Don’t rom Me’ Where Do You Live Briquet . Ascher Troubetzkoy ction—-"Alma, Waltzes—“Orfental” My Laddi .Rich Tobani .Cobb Holzman " Whip” : ; ELIZABEETH GEARY DANIHY, Directress =l ould not become a but in order that the railroad |tee on years, the takKing ove the state attending travel in the| s the bridge would take care of, are of long standing. | ferry 1S not equipped sufficiently to | handle the trafiic of autoists and foot | passengers and the approach to it on the New London side is at the peril | because of the switch tracks and the constant activity of the rail- of life the profit of bridg ble for two road moving stock. constitutional plans, it would be nec to the The | endar and printing. Favorable reports from the commit- amendments, concerning special legislation, and the | to authorize | election of minor judges, referred from | of it, thus Anmmxllinr'Jfl\A 1911 session, were tabled for cal- The poovnee aon IN THE SUMMER OF LIFE take heed for your health, and when it comes the Winter it will not be a “Winter of discontent” and feeble con- stitution in your declining years, but one of robust and vigorous heaith, when you have used the P. D. Beer. Try this delicious beverage as a nerve soother and in- vigorator. The Elding High Grade Steamed Beer 50c a dozen Geo. Greenberger & Co. FRANKLIN STREET, Telephone 812 i S e i NORWICH, CONN. cel Tai SATURDAY SPECIALS SILK' DEPARTMENT CORDED WASH SILKS of good quality, plain white or plain black. SATURDAY, SPECIAL...... 33c EPONGE in pink, light blue, tan and deep ciel. _This is one of the most popular fabrics of the day and is 85 inches wide. SATURDAY, SPECIAL DRESS GOODS DEP” BEDFORD CORD—Makes a stun- ning suit, and look at the price for Saturday. The colors are dark, tan, grey; Copenhagen, broyn and navy. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 49¢ STORM SERGE is a perennial favorite. Here's our regular 75c grade at a special price for Sat- urday. We have it in medium and dark navy, black and white. 44 inches wide. SATURDAY, SPECIAL . 63c WHITE GOODS AND DOMESTICS $3.50 SATIN BED SPREAD FOR $2.39 A Dbeautiful Satin Quilt which is slightly solled afid we cannot ask the full price. Eull si $2.39 SATURDAY, SPECIAL ... MUSUN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT PRETTY BRASSIERES which are properly made and trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 3 to 42. Value 0c. SATURDAY, SPECIAL SHORT KIMONAS AT CLOSING PRICES, A small lot, the balance of our win- ter stock which formerly sold for 50c and 98c. SATURDAY, SPECIAL . RUG AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT JAPANESE RICE STRAW RUGS —Matting Rugs, 9 by 12 im size, which may be used on either side, Pretty Oriental _designs. -Durable and attractive. Value $8.50, SATURDAY, S8PECIAL .... $295 TAPESTRY BRUSSHLS CARPET at_ special Saturday prices, Our entire line of ten wire Tapestry Brussels, in a large assortment of parlor, hall, stair and bed-reom designs is included. Value §$1.00 a ard. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 83 Made and Laid Free 24-INCH MATTING SUIT CASES —light and strong for Summer use, Very deep, well made and fitted with good lock and heavy leather cor- . SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 95e SCOTCH CURTAIN which we usually sell for 25c a yl.rd. In white or ecru, 36 inches wide. sATunDAv, SPECIAL . 35¢ 19 serges, Bedford cords and novelties. $25.00. Suits which sold as high as $29.50. $15.00, some designs which will appeal to the young miss, Values up to $7.98. $1.00 Tailored Waists for Saturday 79c¢ a few colored ones of striped design. A LITTLE MAY CLEAN-UP In the Ready-to-wear Section To close out our line of Woolen Dresses and Suits before the arrival of the warmer weather we have made some exceptionally low prices which should clear them out in short order If you want to secure one of them you will have to come early Saturday morning. Tailored Suits for Women and Misses. The values run as high as $16.00." - Saturday $12.75 Women’s Tailored Suits—beautiful models in Values up to Saturday $19.50 Women’s and Misses’ Suits of the better grades. Saturday $22.50 Ultra-Stylish French Serge Dresses which ex- in design, trimming and quality. Valued at Saturday $10.95 Coats for Girls from 6 to 14 years old. Hand- Saturday $5.00 lored Waists of fine quality—mostly white with SATURDAY WHILE THEY LAST 79¢ S e com sovo cane, ‘2 SPECIAL SALE Marabout Capes and Boas Here’s a lot of fine Marabout Capes and Boas which we secured from the manufacturer who was cleaning up his stock, at a price so low that we are able to offer you these most attractive bargains for Saturday. Just the thing for cool Summer evenings. LOOK AT THESE PRICES Marabout Capes, either black or natural, beauti- fully made and finished with Chenille ends. $2.98 and $3.50 H Marabout Boas, either black or natural. Four and seven strand Boas, well made in every particular, 52'98 and $3'50 Ostrich Feather Capes with Chenille ends. Pink, white, black or brown. Very $3 50 o attractive for evening wear. MID-SEASON HATS From The Boston Store Millinery Department We have just received a large and very complete assortment of the newer Hats — the styles which have developed since the opening of the season. Many of them are somewhat larger than those of early Spring, and the use of flowers in trimming is These larger hats, however, will not displace the dainty little creations which are so stunning in their chic simplicity. WE SHOW SOME VERY SENSIBLE LARGE HATS a very conspicuous feature. SATURDAY SPECIALS ART GOODS DEP'T. GREY LINEN PIL- embroidered in Orien- tal colorings. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ..... STAMPED SHIRT WAIST PAT- TERNS—Dainty designs for punch and solid embroidery, stamped on fine lawn. 25¢ SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 25c TOILET GOODS DEP'T. FOUNTAIN SYRINGE No. 2 with rubber lull!“ ut- off and three pipes. Valu SATURDAV. SPECIAL ...... 892 STATIONERY DEP'T. GILT EDGE CORRESPONDENCE CARDS with embossed initial in gilt. The cards are 3% by BY inches in size. Box of cards with 24 envelopes to match. SATURDAY, SPECIAL NOTIONS AND! WHITE ELASTIC SHIRT WAIST BELTS with corrugated rubber back. Absolutely will not slip, SATURDAY, SPECIAL 2 BELTS FOR 8o “TWIN - BONE” “ELLULOID COLLAR SUPPORTERS in black and white. AIL ataes, four on a card. Value sATuRDAv, SPECIAL .. 6 THRE®D INCH HAT PINS — the very latest pin for the little hats, Light or dark Bulgarfan heads Two on a card. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 10¢ MISSES" WRIST BAGS In black, Dlue, tan and brown, regular price 50c. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 370 HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEP'T. RIBBED UNDERVESTS — full bleached and shaped with low neck and short sleeve or sleeveless. Extra sizes only, 7 to 9. Regular 25¢ value. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 18s BOYS' BCHOOL HOSE in sizes 6 to 10, Two different styles of rib, both knitted for durabllity, SBATURDAY, SPECIAL . WOMEN'S PURE SILK HOSE with lisle sole and garter top. Sizes 8% to 10, This {8 our regular $1.00 quality and in black only. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... GLOVE DEPARTMENT BILK GLOVES In two-clasp lenglh —tan, white ghlack end grev. SATU Y, SPECIAL ...... 500 o] HAMuanl‘TE} GLOVES — two- clasp in white, natural and grey shades, 25¢ SBATURDAY, SPECIAL ... ELBOW LENGTH SILK GLOV] for 69, Hoth black and white. SATURDAY, SPECIAL HEROINE KID GLOVES--tan, white and black--69¢ w;&m* -fiffim