Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETI TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1913 O o i il i A . . " WESTERLY OFFICER RESIGNS | | ‘Ellery Barber Declines Reappointment to Watch Hill Duty— | Irregular Paving of Broad Street—Town Hall Building Now in Two Districts—Painter Fractures Hip by Full.J‘ | John H. Murphy building before his removal to_Providence about 15 years Mr._Rgbinson was an old time seball player and known to the loy: §s of the game all (hrough New En fand. He was born in Westerly and played in the position of catcher on nearly all the local teams until he en- tered professional baseball as catcher for the old Providence Grays. During the cxciting serfes of games between Mystic and Norwich many years ago, when each team secured the best avallable plavers, regardless of expense, Mr. Robinsun was the catcher for the Mystic team in the Saturday STONINGTON Nina Council, K. of C., in New Home —Flocks of Chimney Swallows Ar- rive—Crowd at Closing Night of Firemen’s Fair. Members of Nina council, K. of C, assembled in their new home during Saturdey afternocon and cleaned up the house and arranged things for holding the next meeting, June 6. No plans have yet been made for changes in the structure and the council can The Porteous & Mitchell Co. THE GREATE 3T MILLINERY THIS WOMAN HAD MUCH PAIN WHEN STANDING DIRECTORY. New London (NORWICH) Line ’ —TO— NEW YORK STEAMERS City of Lowell Tells How Lydia E.Pinkham’s and Chester W. Chapin use the place as it is for all its pr ide- | games, beiug released for these games UR® the DIce &8 It 30 o8 5 112 BIEs rzer, 1 officer that a change in the grade of the spe: at a ent o ovienc o g turiniz the summer Season | walk ‘at the corner of Broad and Main | {, the management of the Providence io make some chanses at a ater date. | Vegetable Compound made |, {iooss (s rpute mext ume sui 57 | e Bt I T S esEvVel] trelts would be effected, but th He was engaged in the livery and The lodge held its third degree work . H Well voyage on Long lsiand Sound and & e does not. desire reap- | project has been abandoned and a real | He was en in Providence wi'h Sunday afternoon in Borough hall. 5 er a Well Woman. supery view of the wonderful sky I ing to phwaical alsabili- opportunity for public improvement Sale stable business In Providence 1 5§ A Bater front ot MAbnsteas Saland. ser' has performed his du- | has passed, It was impossible for the | his father, who died about four years | Many Chimney Swallows. i . Sieamer juaves New Lonaon at'il b GHi Bekietucto pighway committee and the owner of | &2 ey 4 Bl o R SR L > m. except Sundays, dus New Yor] 3 N | ot S i tis| it od hib Swnimecount e wasoa | Climuey lawsllows il sovte o Chigpews Falls, Wis. T have al-| 15 e Bivar ot Leuiand Eiaer oo e poor @t the republican | agresment, and the usual procedure ; Nephew of Mrs. Sylvester Gavitt of Stonington In large numoers J 7ock | 2 ) | ways had great confidence in Lydia E. | * ‘Maea1 boms gelock next morning. turaay night. He i a Civil | in such <"Was not resorted to. In | Westerly. The body will be brought has taken up s e ey A E ( d S l f U t d “ t Femea e | Meal &srvice a la Carte: Staternsme i hetesor Wil prob: | Comseanence (he pAVIDE 19 being i | here for burial at River Deno |§F e Tracy houee on ne corner ot ) Al EXITAOTGiNAry daie or unirimmed Hats m g Finiha's Vegeta. NORWICH 80 fhe. newr town counch next monthe © Ing st tne Chapman cormer ie below | Monday svening the L e e e : > found it very good e the new town council next mon i ¢ : below | Suing Starly | posite. Hach ev y as- ) While the councllmen have not defl- | the street level. (he raising of the town cauicus of the town of Westerly |Doslie, Bach evening many people oo a“d F"]e Freflch Flfiwefs for organic troubles NEW YORK s nitely determined upon Mr. Barber's | sidewalk grade would not 'j""‘, B, for WREHER o ogether I performances of the birds, which fly and recommend it | successor as police officer at Watch | the public good but would also im- i e, % _Joh. 2 el A b 4 o B R e B GG A e *° and. moderator anq Berna about’ in ' great mumbers. 5 i Bigiily, T ad dis New England Steamship Co. in the Steeplechase for the | erhaps, put an end to the occasional clerls —The ticket nom ollows Close of Firemen’s Fair. s Lik a B lacement, back- Sehate for the | ochaps, Bt 11 s o, e 00t e] Sdrmtor e B EOMINons fown |, e of Flremen's Fal e NValuss Like These Can Be placement, back- endeavor Lo nose him out of the | ing the cellar of the building. clerk. Everett E. e: town tréasc )i Monlay was the closing n PR 2 : | e *“Pne rastic mogulntione thas prac | e eurbing at the Claske porner and Urer, James M. Penditon: first coun: \Steamers’ {air, There was o large | Had Only At This Store when_standing on | New York vail in Dixon square and vicinity have | also at the St. Clair corner is also be- | cilman, Tristam D. Babeock: sechnd JEUE COMBUSINE B o Niagara | my feet for any been extended to Bay street, Watch |low the street level and will probably counchiman. Gorden Py Codrelly (WGl iilelle’ Company of New London. The ALE BEGINS WHEN THE length of time, when Fill, and in consequence tne new offi- | remain so until there is public demand ¢ an 3 e e ak heaten. by Meohunics: badia S, T be; to talk cer at il 1 not h uch | for the needed improvement which Joseph Gerbesini: fifth, Arthur E. parade w headed Mechanics band gan to take the fomon, 'he Bill Will mot have much | for (e neoth It a change In the Briggs: sixth. John G. Farrell; sev-:of Stonington. ~After the entertain- e et —_ Krade of ihe section now betag Davad, enth, Harria P. Chapman: school com- | ment u pleisant evening was spent in STORE OPENS THIS R e T s Féire Bt : | Erage of the section now be d P Sor” thres Vears, Dwight M. | duncing and the prizes were distribut- I oW HeYS e While the steamer Paul Jones, | It I expectcd that when (e mareh O Sormell: school copumiticeman for onc ed | MORNING AT 8.15 troubles again I will take Lydia E. Pin e e Ny L T oW ot sooest | reached that there will be a change in year, ThomasyPerry; tax assessor for | Widening Bad Curve. | . ham’s Vegetable Compound.”” — Mrs. Freignt and passenger service Ponlont afiom, thare tre two govepn. | the srade and the mound in Dixon three yvears, Joseph Frazier: | Town Road Supervisor E. H. i Ep. Ferrow, 816 High St., Chippews | Lowhoat afloat, there are two EOYeIN: | wnare removed. The ime may come of the poor, Ellery Barber. 1t was!bro and a force of heipers are making | z Falls, Wisconsin, b B nent towboats, the Ontarie and 8o | Westerly may realize that it ia voted to give the commitiees POWer (0 | improvements at the roadway and | Untrimmed d | New Fork Plor 33, Huat Ri Boma. that are more Dowerll and Of | ot economy to improve etreets én a fill all vacancies. bridge over O creok ot | 8 “ o || foot Roosevelt Etrest. “Mondaya moch’ lighter draught The Paui |7 & o R i ¥ SR e i S 1o Wenter Providence, R. L—*“I cannot speak | Wednesda; Fridays, at 6 p. m. Jome# is regularly enzaged in the coal | Patchwork basis i & [ cuien oo ¢ o e Hats at too highly of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- | | Grelght recetved until G p. . irade from southern ports to Provi- - 3 2 Local Laconics. | The improvement consists of widen- | blo C S ia 1 Ban'd, . V. KNOUSE, A dence and Boston and is therefore The dividing line of the First and | Ars. J. W. Smith of Mechanic street ing the roudway about ten feet to the etable Compound as it has done won- miliar to the lighthouse and life Second districts has been changed just was on Monday taken to the Backus Southward and bringing the highway | 2400 Untrimmed Hats for Women, || ders for me and I would not be without, | ing crews at Waich Hill'and o resi_ | snough so that a-ymrt of the town hall Hospita S Pl close over ‘to. the troliey track. Ti Missss. and Children—newsat of ithis || it-*% & bad ‘erganic displacement and Gents along the shore of the town of | bufldng s within the First district. ; pooow SO - first | has been a bad place as there is @ % i . G Rl : BOt Westerly Sad beyond A comparison | This was done in order that the town ' The Westerly band will glve the st yrio'ang the highway has been very | season’s shapes, in all this season's || bearing down pains and backache and of dimensions will be of intereat. Paul all could be used as the polling place 7o A PO ET s eI TURe & narrow. | Only a few weeks ago an | colorings, including black—all at 48¢ was thoroughly run down when I took Jomes—Lensth over all, 189.3; beam | for both districts, although the voting | ©°F PATK TRITCES BUERE (U0 uto accldent occurred there. bR TR o #150. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- T Gt 0 emEimes L e e O heards b¢ | Alonzo Biiven as caretaker of the John | Five Hundred Sixty-Four Dogs Li- pound. It helped me and I am in the over all, 175 fee eam, 35.4: draught, | clection officers. In preparation for the Vose propertiy in Mm\h.mix street. | Sondai F. F h best of health at present. Iwork ina -~ e 3 T reotion the ctethe hipe 1i "hor A. Bliven of North Stoning-| ¢ 3 4 i i 12.8: engines. 1,500 1. H. F Jun n temps pipe line | Thomas A. Bliven of North Stoning: Fown. Clérk Bl B Hinekley ' has ne rrenc factory all day long besides doing m TR STREET & The big government tuss are equip- | fences have been erected on either side ped with 200 fathoms of sire | of the hall and the new canvas col- | cable, 300 of 10-inch hawser for tow- | lapsible voting booths will be used for | ing purposes. They carry wireless out- | the first time 1o election officers | fits and wsing apparatus to | will have place within the e supply fresh water to the Scotch tube | assigned for the respective di bollers. They also have two trimming = 3 tanks of 1.620 ga | Charles Baldwin, while engaged in :v:r‘v:dhrv“vfhffl'; or by the stern, as | painting the clubhouse of the Sterling e ! ,,A r S loat club, ne Osbrook grove, Sun- T T seren day, feil from a ladder and his left hip wis fractured. He also received other motor on Henry D. Barrows of New London, conveved owner of the Potter block, near the 5 Broad street bridge, in Paw k. in | s r and response to public tation by a New train for New ¥ork newsp contributed his views | London. Th e was met by the am- | as to the effe TUnderwood bill | bulance and taken to Lawrence hospi on_the shoe He write: 2i. He was attended by Dr. Frank I The only as 1 rs to | tha site of the accident. Mr. me, in the t this: It realized that he could not be some of our be or cared for ut his home in | Fogland with asked to be sent to the | an hospital. Mr. Baldwin | make 1t resident of,New London, | making * unaged a restaurant. i for about the pay In shipping these C..arles H. Robinson, a_ Providence mfacturers and shoemakers | horseman, died in that city Sunday, would be liab suffer.” 1 © was (he son of Sarah A S i . John D. Robinson and. In_cennection with the paving of a ™ rer, conducted a livery sta- section of Broad street it was expected | n the site selected for the new Finds its highest expression in Post Toasties Made of choice Indian Corn — perfectly cocked, rolled paper-thin, then toasted to an appetizing golden brown — the sweet bits are ready to eat direct from the package with cream and sugar Post Toasties are never touched by human hand e oy 00cheC by _numan hand in the making. They are packed by automatic machines in tightly sealed packages which retain the “Toasty” |, i | flavour. i Touzsties come to the home from the spotless fac- tories of Postumville, fresh and crisp— . A dainty food for Particular People SOLD BY GROCERS e ton, a Mexican war veteran, visited his son, T. Alonzo Bliven, in Westerly on Monduy United States Steamboat Inspectors Withey and Stiewart were in Westerly Monday and inspected the steamer h Hil Dr. Samuel C. Webster left Wester- Iy Monday for Atlantic City to attend the convention of the National Homeo- pathic soclety. The vitrified street bridge has of paving will be commenced day or two by Contractor O'Neill Caleb Mudge, a granite cutter, struck in the left eve with a small chip of granite while at work Saturday The injury is painful, but is not con- sidered serious Town Treasurer James M. Pendle- ton, who has been operated upon for appendicitis at the Rhode Island hos pital in Providence, expects to return to Westerly next Friday or Saturday. At the annual meeting of the national association woolen and worsted overse held Saturday at Rocky Point Henry G jelson was eiected beneficiary department. Edward Pitcher and Joseph ) son, emploved in the bagss brick for the Br ved and the work hin a Eugene Mowry of Dan- the of reasurer ment of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company ut Westerly, went to Providence Monday | This is well nd were commissioned as railroad olice officers. A horse driven by Solomon Solo- veitzix ran away Monday morning and | Mr. Soloveitzix was thrown from the wagon. He sustained a severe cut in the forehead which was closed with several stitches by Dr. Shea. He re- ceived other minor cuts and bruises The commiice of Budlong post is making arrangements for Memorial day observance with the co-operation of Hancock po: The former Is a filiated with the Rhode Island and the latter with the Connecticut depart- ment. Both have guarters in the Me- morial build granted licenses for 564 dogs up to date up to the number bei town. There are some which have not had the vear hung on them and den will soon be on the the housed in the dogs, however tag for this the dog wa oad atter Electric Clocks at Velvet Mill. _ eciric clocks have been at the office of the American Ivet company in the mill in the Bay View district, which records 12 o'clock noon s furnished by the government from New Haven. The railroad station and on tcwer have had the noon hour Western Union Telegraph com- pany for seme time. A connection has been made from Stonington tower to the mill, which furnished the time to the new’ clcek installed v General News. The oyster fleet is again passing to the eastward. Five of the schooners were in the harbor for the past few days. The small boats leave the harbor Sund: to rough sea outside did not night, owing The borough white wings have cleaned the streets in the lower part | of the borough and are working. on | Main street and the cross streets above Cannon squar E. A Potter is making improve- nts to his newly purchased n the corner of Water and Wall eets. He has thoroughly reno- vated the living apartments and will soon move in. The store is to have an entrance way from the yard Toura Silver celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his birth on Friday Friends called on him at his home on Wall street in the evening Personal Mention. Bdwin P. York and family have ar- rived and (\ened their summer home, The Hill Olaf Olssen who has been spending a few daye in Boston returned home Monda Everett N. Pendl spent Sunday with relatives in Bos Mrs. F. B. Noves, who has spent the winter in Chicago and the West, re- | turned home Saturday afternoon. M Annie F. Dyer of Providenee Tacing the Music, produced by th of Brown ersity, and which was trled on the dog” rece in Wes erly as @ sort of renearsal, will be pre- sented at the Colonial theatre in Providence Thursday evening in con- nection with the annual junior week at the unive | Several Westerly delegates to the | congress of Daushters of the Ameri- can Ravolution in Washington of their own voliti isited Postmaster Gen eral Burleson and urged the retent of Charles J. Bu Westerly. They as postmaster : were assured t such recommendations were entitled to consid n and were preferable to were purely political. MYSTIC James P. Sullivan Passes Examination for Washington Appointment— Woodmansee-Griswold Engagement Announced. James P. an, who has been clerk at the freight office at Mystic has passed the civil service examina- tion for tariff clerk of the interstate commerce commission at Washington, D. C. He received his appoint- ment and Monday for that city to take up new duties. Woodmansee-Griswold Engagement. has left his The engagement has been announced of Miss ta Beile davehter of Mr: orgia Woodma of Bank street orge Gr this_village. the wedding to take place ) June. Miss Woodmansee has re. signed stenographer at the New London Shir ngine Co. at Gre ton. Mr. Griswold is clerk at the Mys- ic post office. Roth are popular young peor Social at Baptist Church. There was a la tendance at the social given church parlors by the voung peeple of the Union Baptist church Monday evening. A fine program was carried out. Grin- nell's orchestra furnished music and refreshments were served Motored to Schenectady. Dr. and Mrs. George X. T. Ward and daughter have returned to their home in Schenectady, N. Y., after a visit with Mystic relatives. Mrs. Ward's mother, Mrs. Lucy Spicer Ward returned with them for a visit. They made the trip by automobile. Going Abroad. _Rev. A. F. Earnshaw, pastor of the Congresatio church, contemplates a trip abroad this summer, leaving in June. Local Briefs. William Jones has returned to New Faven after a visit with his sister, Mrs. George Packer. Mrs. Byron Billings Misses Priscilla Billings, have don affer a parents, Ar. Dury. Miss Lillian Providence and daughters, Esther and Emeline returned to New Lor vislL Mrs. Billings’ ind Mrs. Charles B. New- Min relurned to a visit with her par- ents. Rev., Mrs. Georze H. Miner Misy Margaret I has Deen in New Igndon ‘to visit her brother, James Foley, who is n patient at Law- rence hospital and who is rapid proving. a eride sermor BICgi May Co churen § x mern- the paeto | while | enjovea = Woodmansee, | - First | Rev. A, J. | tives spent Sunday with George W. Haley and family Jay Bliss was a business called in Norwich Monday Boy Scouts Hike to Burnett's Corners —Shipyard Notes—Baracca Class to Be Given Supper. About fifteen Bo; lage enjoved a hike ett's Corner, where the boys few The outs of the vi aturday to Bur. v halt was called prepared dinner and games and some scout study of forestry will be earnest this summer. Shippack is ng at. the shipyard for the arrival of machinery before leaving for home port Jeel has been laid on the boatshop for a 35 foot motor parties in New York. for pleasure this summ ne cottages on Muse g repaired and put in order gen- erally for the occupancy of their own- ho come to the island about Me- | day for the summer. he society of T af the home of Mrs. Edward Ashbey of Front reet Friday evening. Class to Entertain Class. The invitations are out fer th per and social to be given Baracca class of the Baptist by the Philatheas Friday Several friends of the classes been inviied. William_Perry Haven. after a the viilage. Mail Unclaimed. uncalled for in are for Mrs. ol, Benjamin some her J. Davis boat for It is to Isiand are > sup- to, church have t visit to his family in Letters remaining the village postoffice Frank Dorr, Joseph Cr Morgan. Lyle Chesebro, who was badly hurt at Pleasant View In a fall, is said to be improving. He is still suffering pain from broken ribs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marion of New London have been visiting relatives in the village. Heard About the Village. Joseph Fisher of New Haven been visiting friends in the village. Fred Larkin of Hope Vallev has been the guest of friends on Prospect Hill. Miss Laura Durfee home in the village. Daniel Rogers has returned duties at Brewster's Neck, visit with relatives in the village. Mri. Addie Rathbun has been visit- ing_Groton relatives, Mrs. Stella Rathbun and returned from a visit with New London. Miss Irma Doughty with friends in New london. Mrs. Melville Daboll is today with friends in Groton. is fll at her to his after a son have friends in spent Monday spending Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Davis and fam- | ily of Brooklyn have arrived at their summer home in the village. Mrs. Chapman of Hyde Park is vis- | iting her brother, Howard Durfee of Prospect Hill, Macleod of Providence and Macleod of New Haven have heen visiting their home in the villaxe. \ Har P as returned to London, after a visit with Noank rela- Capiain and Mrs, Waller Raihbum be used | the | has returned to New | has | |} win savi Our Annual Sale of | Shaving Soaps Flow:rs at 48G 1800 bunches of Fine French Flow- ers—in all the wanted kinds and col- orings, including Wreaths, Etc—all at 48c a bunch, value up to $1.50. On Sale when the Store opens This Morning at 8.15. Extra Salespeople will be in attendance to assist you in making a selection. two or Every woman can afford three hats at the price we offer them. Don't miss this opportunity. P centinue all this week. This Be sure and visit our Toilet Goods closed—Note the splendid array of Toilet Articles—Note the ngs in every instance. Come sible. The Porteous & TOILET GOODS is the most comprehensive offering of Toilet Requisites ever before offered in this store or this city, embracing | as it does complete lines and assortments of every day needfuls. Dental Preparations Combs—Brushes Hair Tonics Toilet Creams Antiseptics Toilet Waters Toilet Soaps Toilst Powders Toilet Paper. Face Powders Hot Water Bottles the Sale is substantial any day this week—Come Today if pos- Department before Mitchell Co. | of Front stret are entertaining their[nine ladies present who worked on | son, Harry Rathbun of Waterbury. | patch work | " Mrs, Arnold of New York is ct- | AMrs. Jane Lester has returned from |ed at her summer home on e |a visit in Mystic. street this week { = 2 I S et N i The Indians’ Revenge. Griswold Center News. | > 9 The school children of the first dis- | Dispatches from Seattle say that | trict hung their teacher, Miss Malloy, | pritish Columbia red men have u [l Mayhazk tdne Al loaded on American and Canadian gold Frank Morgan is out after | 10ad American @ anadia a long illness. seckers hundreds of worthless gold Mri George Edmond is visiting in |claims. Poor Lo is at last getting his Dayviilé innings. It was time to erect that The Ladies' Ald society met wi atue o him on the bluff behind Fort ¢ ury the 15th. There we adsworth.—New York Tribunc e Blues will meet | LA Ib. Ib. | {f{sa N. || Lit [HE Mo Fresh Pickled PIGS’ FEET Domestic COOKIES each CLAMS 3cans ..... 2 MATCHES 6 boxes .. .. 19cHbi v v .n. i BclSbass ., ;... 25¢c HICAN MB CHOPS LIVER N (1 6c|lb. ... Best Creamery BUTTER, bb. ....... 32¢ ECGS—brge, Brown dozen ... ooh. . 2dc PINEAPPLES, each... 9¢ New ONIONS, 3 lbs.. . 10c Fresh SPINACH, pk. 12Y5c Seeded RDINES B. C. Package 4c-8c|3 Ibs. 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Colors are durable and the mixtures of lead and oil is made by machinery, thus insuring per- ct blending. Now is the time to paint. No other int is better quality than Sherwin- illiams. It covers the surface well, protects the wood and never peels nor ‘ace is in p con- dition when coating is applied. BY sper SOLD ON LY ™ Ghe Company 129 Main St., Norwich, Conn. 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 to the Public tie luest standara orani\s of Beer of kurope and America, | Boneraun, Fisner, Ciumpaca bavariaa | becr, uss Pale and burion, Mueirs Bcotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin Stout, C. & C. imporiea Ginger Ale, Bunker il P, B. Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- Wg Ale, Steriing Bliter Ale, Annsuser, ser, Schlits and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. .none 47-1% ViNOTI reet to T CE sriher noti < LILLIBRIDG 7 cet Commis E A Fully Equipped Five Passenger, 30 H. P. Touring Car OVERLAND for $985.00 The One demonstration wiil c ond a doubt of the vup this motor car oy r any &1d at that price. LET US SHOW YOU WHY. M. B. 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