Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 14, 1913, Page 9

Pages Nine to Twelve DAL:;’ IELSON Bishop Brewster to Confirm Class of Twenty-five — Johnson - Marland Wedding Tonight—Borough Pool Players Defeat ~Wauregan—Mrs. Bennett Speaks on Weman Suffrage. Dr. O arpe, who is il is Te- ceiving treatment in Providence. 5 Darbie and Earl M. Young at New Haven Tuesds s from Warren chapte to the grand chapter meeting. on Maindon and Tyler A G n recent visitors in pson, of Ws R, with frieads in Daniel- Addressed the G Ba nge. E m ck n ad Killingly Harry nge Monday Bishop Brewster to Co to confirm members churches Alban's May day eve 3 E Letters Uncalled Fo his week Lawmakers’ Delay. ine gen rereaho ielson postofiice Represeniatives in om tow ious ov ed n d s m tion or s Johnson-Marland Wedding. from this town will (Wednesc ng. in the is Tohnsor Daniel Day of ol next Defeated Wau reaan Players. me of pool played | Lafayette club here of the local club | of 200 to 139 representing pitcher ames in the e. is now a of the Englang le: f Danielson. » thirteen n from to frame thmitted to evening later he for approval. e that will hat wil ation Dayville Mill Busy. 5 Wool- en very pros- | e « husiness is x t buyers are | 2 ution than sua eater certainty | a f The mill is | OBITUARY. Miss Rosalie Jarry. a long time mill the the of She is sur Joseph C h FUNERAL. Mrs. Julia Fortier. ames’ church at nine o'clock | Peter Roux was morning Rev ‘ of the requiem mass at the funeral services for Mrs For- 1 died the Day Kimball hos- b Putnam Sat Burial was g Cross ce . Maple street. " rs were four of the de- ment, Harry, Louis and Alex two sons-in-law, Henry Desrosier Bautter contains water and saii Cottolene is 1009, shortening When you buy butter fqr‘! cooking purposes, you are | paying for 25%, waterand salt; | you get but 759, real shorten- | ing vaiue. In Cottolene you | get 1009% shortening. Cottolene costs much less than good butter — and gives just as good results in short- ening and frying. Cottolene | is as cheap or cheaper than lard —gives better results — and is absolutely healthful, which is more than can be said of lard. Cottolene is ” 2 economical, because one- third lessisre- quired than of & either butter or lard. | | rd Gagne. I.onis E. Kennedy | and Edw { was the funeral director. Much Replanting Necessary. There is a big hustie on among gar- den stuff s hersabouts to get earliest pos- all of the grow- showing above the frost, or fre of : night. The v of replanting means that na- wn garden s s will not be arket until from two to three later than usual and that they when they do become i vill cost more | available. W. C. T. U. Meeting. W . T. U. held a Martin Tues- i Ingalls was .cting and What Are and How Shall was the subject Members of the « meeting with Mrs, W SUFFRAGE TH’E THEME. Mrs. M. Toscan Bennett Addresses Equal Franchise League and Brook- lyn Grange. r. and Mrs. Rienzi ‘. Tuesday after- , Bennett of Hart- of the Fran- being Ladies’ the ho: members Pennett was Georce Vandal Found Dead in Stabie—D. A. R. Chapter Elects Mrs. George A. Vauchn Regent—St. Mary’s Band Organizes. Dwyer was at Danbury Tues- ntion of ding the state con Py Smit in today rednesday) on a bus ip. Quarry- Tuesday nsed for Methodist Sells South Manchester Theatre. George M. Fine has sold the Park which irchased Ma > Ma niirchaser. will his enti ster in ns to ex- it f into the | 12 of New E d. | | Mail Not Called For. J oy s addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam po: office this veei: Miss Mary C. McNamara, Miss E. Buntine. Mrs. A. Gunner. H. An- thony Cook. H. A. Cook, Dalbert Mc- Kenzie, Louis Corret Property Sale. A real estate transfer recorded here Tuesday shows the conveyance of land at Water and Bridge s om Eva Beaudreault to M. R. Joy and Rich- ard Gor! n, the property including that tion on tt puth side of Bridg treet from of the Samuel W Visit from Grand Master. ynolds place to ater street. Grand er Burroughs of New jflcondon came to Putnam Tuesday for a fraternal visit with Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fello y rom the Webs onferring of the | I ment i HRR | 1 l [ llllii i MWMM U {u, | T {1 HERE is a coupon scheme worth while—get the valuable Serv-us " Coupons with every food product you L= buy-—save them and you’ll be surprised how B quickly they will accumulate—you can get many beautiful things for yourself and your 1 home with them. ' s Il 3 | 0 "M [ i IIi Iy T || M 5 3 i i is the name of a particularly high quality of various foods put up in attractive orange and purple packages, and sold by all grocers at popular prices. Serv-us is the name chosen for the entire line. Serv-us Foods are unequalled. When once used, you will order Serv-us ever after —on or in each package of Serv-us Brand goods is a val: uable Serv-us Coupon. 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Mrs, | NOANK | visit to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ashbey St. Mary's Parish Band Organizes. | R0 only bave remained with him, but | Daniel reviowed the work of the local | | of Front street. $ : | ave secured a physician’s ser- | chapter during the past year and in- | M oA 4 new band bei I vices. £ | cluded an inter P y#on of | Motortruck Runs Over Legs of Boy I e : 3. B Gidaings has xeturned'_ o the members o i oung Vandale had been emploved | her visits to other and of Va2 [ Cotching on Behind—Daughters of | - iome on, Goat: Polnt after'n visit which will be i in his brother’s alleys and was a very ions of the D. A. R. during L - | to_friends in the village. Sunday afternoo popular and X well-liked | d. | America Plan Entertainment. { Miss Pearl Carson, Miss Eleanor the follow young man. He ubject to stom- | Daniels rred with gratifica- RN 7 Lamb, Miss Irma Doughty, Miss 3 vice pre ach trouble, it has been learned, and ! tion to the fact that it was announced Being knocked down by a passing l Juliet Chester, Mrs. Ann_ Pecor, Mre. Lucier: se . Al- | this may have had ng to do t Continental congr | motortruck which passed o both | Walter Mosher and Mrs. T. J. Sawyer or C. F. | with the sudden death as the result of hat Connecticut |1 ”‘;”xf:]‘;‘l\-" b i I‘fflf(’l“'{(?{ | among the New London callers yand will have 21 - |a ~ondition due to an eve- unio e enalty >d Musa 1 r == ; s greig Al cdoonaiion d folaute mhon 1 g on behind a passing auto- | Johil Brower hos robrnedivto NiiaE A e : . k on Front street. The car being | after o vialt of a fow days LAMBERT INDICTMENT. | cause (;1‘ dt‘u(h”“‘mnd mot be determineq e A”;\P-‘;“t?: :;;::f"}‘l‘nh]‘; 11\\«751;;: "f‘);l\‘n"‘n | to er-!f]xuve-&_ond Fro‘nl: stroot. = without an auto The body was | ing ates that alking 2 Arthur Woodworth hs . | take e g iR 5 the village, and that he has learned a | Wisher’ sle after a + . | taken to the undert rooms of L. Den game S L 3 | Fisher’s Island after a e Bmudq‘m m atuRutnamsSatur- s aren. ! r s lesson without too painful experience. | home on Front streat SN | “The deceased was a member of ¢ | Porter Put D.”of A. to Entertain. Mise Hazel Pecor has returned to | City of Putnam, Foresters of Ame th land - home in It decided that the been ! jury that it is expected will br 1 | an indictment of Willis D. Lambert. | held for the murder of his wife, will meet in Putnam at 10.30 o'clock Sat- urday morning. Judge Milton Shumway superior court will | preside. She: Preston B. Sibley is | enga 1 in the members of the grand which was not wholly | completed Tuesda Lambert will be | brought to Putnam Satur norning in charge of one of the of als at the don afte: s of America are plan- aughte and that organ end £ retuge for i r grand funeral in a body .come of n ertainment to be given'| po; ved by his father and mother \1s point ibers of Willlams post Capt. Patrick ins of New York 2 brother, all reside of this ci the recent ,:“]‘y‘ | spent the week end at his summer MRS. G. A. VAUGHN REGENT. Mrank have arrived Banning of in the instrumental the programme, ch refreshments at will the | vy be a new he retir =3 Mrs, F. J. Daniels Retir as Head of Local D. A. R. Chapter—Reviews Year’s Work. ngham of Wal- rived here for a will remain for all summer, as hore. Store for the Point. built Point which will be ma store to be « ged b ]“‘,:.% bulid AR i 1 an e Chester of this village in con- | on and Mrs. Grace i bullaing on Livery sireet ocon: tono | Heflon ¢ with ibc one b oius hers | rned from a visit to feraoa s rasracelee nonso It belng the gifts | The building is expected to be put up | . ; S s s Bapellisei ol Rl i o was | s the place will be in full | is home after a er floor will be used for dining, the e ; 1 ohante nbe Gl s e M b has returned to kitchen which is now on the lower e HESO) B : . | week end spent floor, being located on the second floor. i farnen e Chiefly Personal. ! i dohns = e e ] Entertained Silver Links. FOUND DEAD. Putnam Owners to B York after visiting his | Mrs. Minnie T. Vallette of Terrace i3 Sles baby son at_the home of | 1 the members of the George Vandale, 26. Suvposed to Be . immedia Jasper Brown | - Link soclety Tuesday afternoon. I, Was Really Dying When Left | ont, made a ¥ P they Fowler and daughter | / 1 hour was spent at the close By Coftpanions : | dress in transferrin or to Hartford after a | s George Vandale, 26, was found deac in Kennedy's stables on Woodstock | avenue about four o'clock Tuesday | morning. An inves n of the case showeq it to be one, and much man’s untimely during the day & his host of in the city. According by before to officials who i case, the voung man v denlv and iously ill Baptist church, while the of f were on their way home, and collapse andale was ed into Kenn able, where he would hax tunity to rest for a wk thought. He w taken into ness room, where of bags of grain Joseph Gauthier friends to the ass anions \ampean and | Al Arnold, went to their homes Medical Examiner Dr. J. B. Kent was notified and viewed the body. | Vandale had been dead for r hours. 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