Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 17, 1913, Page 13

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1913 | COURT WILL CONTINUE ° TRIAL ON MONDAY NEW VAULTS FOR BANK BUILDING Is Reached in Vickery Suit Against Railroad. Defense Heary Allen & Son . Saturday, May 17, 1913, FURNISHING The Bulletin should he delivered | Received For Thames Bank and Shetucket Bank Fifty Years| he superior court nere on Thurs o L A e | was occupieq all duy with the cont UNDERTAKERS that time will confer a favor by ro- Ago—Gen. Grant’s Army at the Rear of Vicksburg— | i2lion of the tria] of the suit of Wilo porting the fact to The Bulletin Co. | brakeman, -against the Central Ver- mont and” New London Northern rail- road for $25,000 damage: £8 Main St. | Bt ey Monument Prepared For a Norwich Soldier, Lieut. P 2 a X s The plaintiff exhibited his maimed | Forecast for Today. ! Marvin Wait, Killed at Antietam. SIEH ot e T e s ek asststamy wign wenoc<rer B0 For Southern New England: Local | th and. Other witnesses for the | showers Saturday; Sunaay probably e 4intiff were Dr. Daniel Suilivan, A ppoderate north winds, becoming | g, the new bank building which | ~Hartford county—Num ot ecy- | AU it e iR Predictions from the New York Her- | was being erected in Shetucket street, | 41688 | S bt A fitt, William S. Farrell, Herve ald: On Saturday it will be generally | two big iron vaults were received in | giare) oant batd $17.008. - “°'" | Rogers. Adolphus Benoit, Andrew P, clear and cooler, with brisk to fresh g city this week fifty years ago and | New London county—Number of sol- | Jofahan and Nary Vickery, wife of | southwest and westerly winds. The : the plainti ontlook: Sunday is clear, with | Were to be placed for the Shetucket | diers . amount paid $8,302. The plaintiff rested 56 o'clock | siight ten \ture changes. bank and the Thames bank. Their | l_",‘;*““’,;mr“;"”{“ soldiers | i3 ‘the “defendant’s 1ess was Observations in Norwich. larrival escited much interest as they | Wingham of sol- | (ivil Engineer George Crandall of % | The following records, reported fr were something notable for those 670, amou New London, who explained a plan of GUAR/ " TEED [| Sevin's pharmacy, show the chan e | fleld county of " sol- IFacieiynign celdent 2o M | in temperature and the baromet:: ) B e st 50, amount R aiepas e st AL o PALN || chanses Fricay: as sol ncouraging new Middlesex = county of sol- P yon and by Samue | Ther from the front. both ng the Rao- | mount pe . s r a railroad man | LIGH PRIGES ! 7 2 m 56 29.98 pfixlm‘l_ln_m Kk Lm;l at ‘\ ksburg, where | Tolland county mber of soldiers | %00 expi “”Hfln‘y.l-“*;w.\ con- | ¥ 112 m. % the Union and rebel ar 390, amount 98, AEEUCEN! switchs ds. . e § 4 RING Y 5 p.om in~ each other, but in some 13, 1883.—The Mystic Pione When Wililams adjourned Originator of the King Safe Sys thes | glowing reports of Union hiat PIEtar Polat. daned by Hin : was until Monday tem of Dentistry. Any person, no | | proved to be only rumors. Grinnell, nas been purchased by When one of the matter h old, delicate or nervous, gi & | he following are extracts from the | Cottrell & Mallory for 00 for the earned that can bave their teeth extrected, Predictions for Showers and | Bultein of o3 ol S Msligpy sar 36,000 fon i the he' told: the filled or crowned without a particle ner May 11, 1863.—Isaac Goodspeed of : come both Mc of pain or discomfort. iday's weather: Rain and threat- | inis town has received He s | The Censo el Rty WO FULL SET b al and Letter: c | ¥From le hes r the other itain for his machine for cut- {it appea 1 - | tailed $8 stoppers. WILL HAVE 200 FOR bith h!ml bums Bay style teeth. The Rumored Capture of Richmond. K. OF C. FOURTH DEGREE uum. on teeth are used ity was thrown into a : g 5 i Dr. King, and absolutely tement day evening revent the deteclion of artificial by tTie SeTGENE over tha in the mouth. that Richmon had been taken owus §5; Bridge Work $5: 1411 troops from Suffolk and vicinity Filling $1 up: other fillings 513 | There was great Te z over the Painless extraction FREE 31 | news but the ¢ wdently | jor when s_ts are ordered. = 4.4 refrained from ations All work ~unranteed. e and waited anxious r a positive 4 | | day, and be r. Jackson, Mgr. _ 203 Main GREENL\( ! noti been i Store | wil be conf: Grant Making Progress at Vicksburg. following is 1 | Glose of Fair and Entertainment by | “Societies of St. Andrew’s Church. — | | The { T'he annual sale and fair en under | fr ° | P o socie of St | Gaze n QUAR riday evening with many | Va Will Henceforth Inciude Pay and Sub- » | « Pol St o m_ = tne B i sistence Departments. o " & | ed by an int ed and en Vi F . Scon they will be b licnce and were well | as T ! I . e L ) ronize in charge | tory. 5 M nd girls, and their faces w AT only a memory. s well re- : o i s e auart d Bring the babies and we'll catch their 5mx]es. | excitemer led alor | Main street orse hit | harrow and bel ng o a f | lives off Bosw avenue | from the drive ontrol and down Boswe enue into Nc reet. When near Fourth str iimal suddenly r ed up .on THE PHOTOCRAPHER | il and namanly lsted o | ing it it rushe along Opposite Nerwich Savings Soclety. i e LA s | The horse was atopped on North M st regl he suffering 1 | street near the Marguerite = sected to 3 second time within a fe s 3 I s. who emploves WE A NO the horse has run away itor Going to n mast : : RE W Wy \ P Corps 5 Notes and Personals. Provost : n designated e v ser- SERVING ! Hinchey of Montvil S : a master c¢ Friday in Greeney . n ¢ Ladies’ and Gentlemen's FUNERAL. Grill Rooms from 11.30 to 2.30 Miss Agnes Lane of Hickory s ery day a was a visitor in Hartford Thursd | Mr. ana M Cote o | 0. Loestrom North Main s ) to serve and at left Frid to attend Also Our Regular Six o'Clock Dinner Every Sunday WAUREGAN HOUSE = ons by their 1 i > : T\" In 1 Fred o ¥ PARKER-DAVENPORT CO. TVILLE on ¢ \ i ¢ i Propri ne lelr ¢ oS Resiapation. of Clath Wesvers® Bresi- | 1 2 | dent Accepted. Gre oo 5 high | ; i nos I SRR B i R v | e8 1 | ;Ixlday _evening a ‘j' Ul attended | AT NATHAN HALE SCHOOL OVER FOR NOWHBRE | Fea loth Weavers was heid ON FLAG DAY SUPERIOR CO TRIAL 2 : wion of President Gioude, | Sons of Revolution to Meet at East | Two New London Women Who Were NORWICH TOWN n Eastern Connecticut can you find 12 RoRVe B th N OB Haddam. sted in Raid. S "‘:‘H, L2l so complete a stock of Sl e Ever Ready Ci stuccessor were taker FrSaaniatie i oF officials ere Cameras, Kodaks or e business tr = Name Sc‘.\s.yf Notes. This Photographic Supplies i red He eams he Wednesd —as at— CRANSTON'S Scotland Road Dance. pb w SRAELS Eoaciire he 158 Main Street, & Lis b aeT e ol e : . Norwich, ot N i ’\,‘"»’f",' to g 7 se, . where and Mrs, this city : ni ‘ st developing and printing is ac-| Unclaimed Mail. whiGH wi e Tl knowledged to be superior to others.| ,m. . tor iha oo, . £ h ; re- Work left with us promptly done. ;:n; ows: Mrs. Fred : . s i i SRR Personals. : H‘ " E ‘ 2 “ 1) ix Bower has resigned his position T i Deafness Cannot A new chimney has been built on ¢ 2 . AY . | the | at No, 2 0! enue : Factory Adjusted and Timed | ! ey gn ; g : - Mrs. Fred Roy ha in Hima 2 i Lowest Prices ihin Stk will Teriinn tanas | and { urday) i ] Satisfaction Guaranteed aaine Mary waluey faf UWillimgntio sed Deafness a8 e gu of iss Mary furphy S le FR'SWELL Mr 1 Mrs. Fred have the | Ju " . 25 and 27 Franklin St. jonnls 7% B i R o Mr. and Mre. Henry Des: it hovs” who con- not awai Delivered to Any Part -¢ Norwich ! ,1, S e eurne € n Hale. 1 short trip to Boston a 43 { the Ale that 1s acknowledged to be —— R = Heaan = the best on the market—HANLEY ¢ This (Saturday) evening Arthur Flag Orders for' Memorial Day. con ek PEERLESS. A telephone order wii | DU will sever his connection with | In accordance with the cus- | ers s = George Grant of Providence street and n, it ordered that fonal | furi thetihelasby | recelve prompt attemtion. on Monday morninz will enter the e displayed May : o o e e dther coun- | D. J. McCORMICK. 0 Franxlin St | employ of the Ponemah company as a | state armories and (h hatnt ibe aine £ the etat- | painter. | home ‘at Noroton, at half staff from | ute | sunrige until midday; at noon the flag the skin, MISS ELL“ M POTTEH o — | will be hoisted to the top of the staff E and boils. 2 and remain there until s % ed letters a 16 soathin 2 Children Cry Permission Is granted organtzations | N ot ol far At = CRER? of the Connecticut National Guard de- ¥ 7. 1913 ; Instructor of FOR FLETCHER'S siring {o participaic in the services of | oy o D Aftera ot f"{“fi"f‘ H [ - Memorial day, to parade under arms | o il e s failed. Only Piane and Harmeny A S T o R I A Ba Mhaliince too bR S el Mane B el SRawmuin by Lee & Ossood | Room 6, Alice Bldg. Tel. 968 T — - : } = £ COFFEE, fresh ground G AGER HOOd % i A Fully Equipped . 3 i er, 30 H. P. TEAS in great variety i D- ! Five Passenger, Y COCOA t il wi Funera irector arsa al‘l a [[indemnity “’" l Touring Car A that will please p master i and Embalmer he Tt rsons e seck e 1 The (OYERLAND for $985.00 | POSTUM reany in an instant Cures all humers, catarrh and '(. mniiv fox insured packige | 70 ka’}ml st. Bulr:t;x}zflullding rheumatism, relieves that iir njured in the mails musi presg R SR convines vou elephone . €A | o statement from the addressee us to | beyond a doubt of the vuperlority of , Prompt service day or night. "fcchng, restores the appeut whether the govds in the package have | this motor car ov-r any &ad sli others | Peflp.e -1 Mal’ket Lady Asslstant. eures)paleness, nervonsnessHIRE R damaa B BTN S R e R or s YoU Wi S Essaxh Residence 11§ Brossway R | builds up the whole system, | vond repair. The jractice of msuring | 1T 08 cEE R vanklin 3. op. JGeU i todas in vt Nuwid foan o | Barcel post iz o savine o (M. B, RIRG AUTO CO. Shivcolate lablets called arsatal 54‘ Saslisihly CHESTNUT STREET JUSTIN HOLDEN, Psop, COAL AND LUMBER. Reminder that for pimples, blackheads and other blemishes of the complexion Glenn’s Sulphur Soap is the best remedy. It clears the comp'uxon and cures ‘\11 dr\lggV~t Coal All Sizes Lumber Full Assortment CHAPPELL CO0. Central Wharf BRANCH — 150 Main Street Telaphones in which the flax ¢ ive aunts come niece. Singing is the this scene. In third, d Squ the n \ nad niment opens between Doll in which the co sful. The Mar ui singing Office 57 West Main St., J. A. MORGAN & SON GOAL Telephone 510 Yard Central Wharf, Telephone 834 PROMPT DELIVERY - COAL s, | Frag Lurnia g Ku_l.\ls and L3 e b u LATHROP, leiephone 183-13. violin wrolic the ian ts Ihe Min d by GALAMITE GOAL vurns lieil Seasoned Wood 402 — HOT DAYS ARE COMING HASKELL. ones — 489 : Sultry Summer days bring no dread v o to the housewife whose Kkitchen is ° equipped with a Modern Gas Range, the world’s best cooking device. Meals prepared with greatest known e . E. Meeting. and under ideal conditions in a ¥ kitchen free from dirt and dust Ko Senlon and junfor memie Gas cooking elimina drudgery. : . { the Stop chopping wood, ying coal or r ) filling cans with “grea y" ker ; e N e. The gas y your Mg L invited to fuel, and a m the only kindling Seic: will be needed. ken for e by the show you a strictly Modern et 1ge with glass oven doors and 3 ) ipful and aftractive features. e ed b ¢ orse from s nd 1 returned i er at her home n Peck \‘ i York BORN DIED : L1 N. Y N i D D i BOWESN ¥ ¥ M \ r £33 ¢H & FLLE} trect, 5 Fain S AND Embalmers. T.adv Assistant. T phone call 223-3. Hercy E. Churca Wm. Smith Allen FINE PUMPS color: LADIES’ styles Ates and ent Sy | ' Funeral Directors ;|, ther sck 1 Gun Metal. See these perfect fitting Pumps. Sold only FRANK A. BILL, 104 Main St."' are a limited number of Ther- s Irons still to be had for only egular $8.50 outfit, with f tubing included. They rob its terrors and are very sers of gas, Post i $1.98 each, a it Gas Tank Water the new style Hot Lrip Pans. Gias & Ele mc«! Department Alice Building, 321 Main Street. = Porh Furniture Just received a large importation of Sca Grass and Rattan Chairs, Rockers Tables A novelty in good, comfortable and sub- and direct from Japam. stantial porch furniture at seasonable prices. Also a good line of Screens, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Cots,Wall Papers, Etc,, Etc. SHER & BURKE 37-47 Main Street GOING TO EUROPE your » send friend a ticket Allan, American, 1, Star rg- American, rman Lloyd and other line ve your berths Spr and summer and_tours to Ber- ba, Panama, Georgia, lifornia and around John A. Dunn, Stmamiship and Tourist Agent, 50 Main Street Ald’s Bowling Alleys 327 Main Street Bowling from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. 10c per string. Daily Prize. M. ALD1, Prop. | TheDimeSavings Bank OF NORWICH. DIVIDEND The regular Semi-annual Dividend has been declared from the net earn- ings of the past six months at the rate of Four per cent. a year, and will be payable on and after May 15, apr22daw Pies, Cake and Bread that canuot be exceiled. PLone your ordel Trompt service LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) WHEN ness bef dium better ing columns you want to pnt your buai- & the public, there is ne me than throigh the advert of The Bulletin. THERE Is no advertising medium In Eastern Conneoticut egual to Th letin for business ts