Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 22, 1913, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1913 LEGISLATIVE LORE Resotetron was adopted In the house appoirsing Harry E. Back judge of | the town court of Killingly, Robert C. Stoddard_judge of the iown court of Milford, Norman 8. Buckingbam dep- uty judge of the town court of Mil- ford, James N. Tucker deputy judge of the town court of Killingly. The house conourred with the senate in passing the act concerning savings banks investments, which was drafted | under direction of the committee the Connecticut Savings Banks as ciation, and by an expert in that spe cial line. Mr. Hall explained the bill | and it was supported by Messrs. Loc wood, Boyd, Ryce and Bugbee. M. FBrvarts considered the present law as adequate for the good of the banks and the depositors and spok sition. Mr. Healey in concluding the debate said he was satisfied that the bill was for the public good. That in- sured its passage. for An act providing for a reward for | re- certain military service, favorably ported by the committee on affaire, was taken from the house ¢ endar on Thursday. The act provid that ewery person who served ninety doys or more in thea rmy, navy, ma- rine corps or revenue marine service of the United States duriung the civil war, and at the time of such service was credited to the guota of the of Connecticut, and has received honorable discharge from such ser-| vice, and at the the passage | of this act is a I dent of this state, or widow of such person during| ner widowhood, provided the e of | her marriage to such soldier was prior to the year 1800, as a reward for such service, on the filing of w appli- caMlon therefor, and on pre: jon of satisfactory evidence of it herein spec sion of $30 per annum. persons shall be entitled to any pay-| ment provided for in this act who is| not & legal resident of the state at the | and | military 1- ate | an | ation therefor, unless he continu to be such resi- dent. After explanation by Mr. Baldwin | the bill passed without opposition. In| the afternoon on motion of M of West Hartford the matter ommended and the bill referr The act which provided that the gov- ernor should select the members of his | staff from commissioned officers in the | ve service of the Connect t Na- tional Guard was taken from the c: endar. The passage was ed by Mr. | Baldwin and opposed by lonels Av- ery and Hill and Mr. Wilson The favorable report was accepted and the | hill rejected Mr. Stevens of Danbury presented a resolution, which prevailed, that the|t sum of $11 be paid to each of the| house and senate, doorkeepers and messengers, and to each of the super- intendents, to Tecompense for sums patd for uniform coats. The resolution went to the senate under suspension of the rufes. The committee of the judiciary has' in oppo- | i decided to make favorable report on the lution appointing W. A. Breed Judge of the town court of Stenington. appropriating defraying the expenses of meeti 'he appropria- the reral assembly, the ut hospital for the insane, commissione e also The fav of the » on railroad: amend- of the Waterbury and | The bill $4,000 for teachers’ tions 1 was passed rt to admit a change eptcd and the bill Ci iy of Water~ the prin- mway company arly | 1 of | proaching or pas [ at a speed not to e , was so amended | tors must slow | schoolhouses | way to_and | robiles choolhouses an ho sile oper pproach: e on au on the nd that the speed limit o 1 under the | ing law. Mr. | explained the pas: amer \nd the bill was : amended. i | bls report from the committee | the purchase of | in the | Favora on excise concerning liquor ents was received G for t conc aai priptie par provide: to pri parole the 1 for s by which provide sors s ]nm ct as sec board, was ed in the house | explanatio Mr Tracy of | was sed | idges on trunk line | ind highways. Tt provided that the | state shall maintain, repair and rebuild | 11 highwa: s, the n of which | | does mnot exceed forty on any | cay improved by te as a| of the trunk line system, under me the Wilson of el 1ted red | the ature “offered ole or part of | > | S0t wan passed asiament | Mr qtcddard of Woodbury ma e that natters at the foot of the | 1se calendar be made the order of | 12 o'clock noon mext Tues- ader, said d be voted down, 3 report was made in the an th avorable Wednesda 1en Joh on act ing | atir of ¥ society mantic MYSTIC | Officers of Methodist Sunday School— Union Services Memorial Sunday— Odd Fellows at New London Ses- | sions—Supper and Speeches for the | Men’s Club. T The followinz officer sdist Sunday school w day at the close of the sess intendent, Ira F. Noye: perintendent, Rav. (. retary, Alexander Taylor Miss Neilie Brooks: libearian, I Hateh: organist, Miss Ry chorister, Norris Ryley: (‘f primary department B Abhell ndent | Ryley: assist *~r|mary department, Brown. District Superintendent to Preach. At e Methodi Jopiscopal « h Sund ay = Congre es umiti district the soldier: extra mu; A. C. Lat Willlams Wom Phebe Parker ters of Veterans, morning a u ion jonal and Rev. G uperint The Wil am cam body. Odd Fellows Attend Grand Lodge. The members of Stonin N, 0. 0. F, to t of 50. enjoyed the open meetin Lyceum theater in New London T day evening when th Connecticut of the I the Mystic men makir Gr )y special car, after Wednesday the d George Holly and trict Deputy Grand Ma. Fox, besides many attended the s fine time. At the regular meeting held on Wednesday evening the secong de- gree was conferred on a cl of can- { didates and several applicat were received, Reports were heard from attending reported the delegates the Grand | lodge session { Will Address Men's Club. | The meeting of the s club will | be held In the Parish house of the Congre; ional c rch Monday eve- ning. Supper w b rved o'clock. The speakers of the will be Postmaster John McGinle E Rev. R. Danf h, T 1 First Congregational reh, New London Undergess Operation. Erneet Lebeau, son of ind v West M cerious] Tohn Labean who has been was 1a games will be played there during the season, much intcrest being taken by | the voung people in the village in this | Tuesdar afternoon. 1o 1o hos pital, New Tondon and rated | on Wednesday for appendiciti | Getting Courts in Order. | The tennig courts at the My v.,-{ Country club are being repaired and | the grounds have beem put in fine | shape for the coming summer. Tt is | expected that some inferesting mateh | | sport belonging to the club. i Personal Mention. Miss Edna Chapman Is visiting in New Britain. Mrs. Ira F. Noves spent Wednesday | in_Providence. Xorton Wheejor is in New York Charles 1. Holmes has returned from a visit in Bostc fl'\ Leonard Ally new motor bodt 1n corumineion + summer FUNERAL Bhaites B 8tong, Funeral services Charles B. | Leon Eirong were d Rridge T ernoon at two clock. Rex, Ayer of Frank- in. whe officiated, commended the life f the deceased and spoke comforti worde 1o the hereaved relative nearere were Charles R, Streng, Clin- | e Porter, Herbert Carpenter and havles Strong of Colehester, rel- a es of the deceased Burial was in famity plot ar Hxeter eemetery, Rev, Jdwin Ayer read the committai | serviee at the grave, There was A beantiful floval wreath besides many other fowal tributes, I'riends and rel atives were present from Westches! Gueenwrieh, 1ibepty Hili, Goshen, Col” chester, Providence, Frankiin, Hebron and South Coventsy. ! | e | copper | pected nWL"’" CITY. E ~ Completed—Syl- | Soldiers’ Manum ale Residents Want Water Serv- Dayw —Cat Spends Three in egational Con the We The sition, placed Tt the iment n ars o from For Sylvandale iy o ceme- the re- | have ¥ns, th are that ably and mw numerou belfry ed Mr. the dietncaa attention attr ea in mornir the little animal | co seen in the holes away up tower been | th Sunday s been ny friends of A. J. Tinker re zlad to see him on streets attend sine nni ‘ ‘ L i COLCHESTER ! District Deputy Staples Organizes | Grange in Franklin—Funeral of | Charles B. Strong. | urday grange morning aft ! Hluled was i 1 tford was at | 1 avenue over | turned D o New from York. All The Business Trolleys Lead $5.00 Boston Store Special Suit Case This is one_of the biggsst values we have ever offered in hand luggage. These are its points of excollonce: GENUINE LEATHER HEAVY CORNERS WIDE STRAP ALL AROUND VERY STRONG HANDLE FULL LINEN LINED, ‘WITH SHIRT FOLD $5.00 MATTING SUIT CASES. 11 linen lined. Japan and ather ¢ good variety, them in both tings. L orner: HEAVY RATTAN CASES—21 i handles. Re Should sell fi vith extra heavy Wbly light and strong. Our Price $2.25 Clark was the st of | friends in Salem and North Plains | Monday. | adlyme and | 2 Oliver ‘\\(HIIAL e lodge, 0. of P., held ting in” Masonic uesday eve members were | | | C. 1 Wylli wich was a Col- | chester eailer nday Charles F on of Worcester was | Jling on_ friends here Tuesday | Charles Blderkin was in Hebron and | sndover Tue: Charies M of Willir C | was a Colehes tor Monday. | [ 3 of St Up-to-Date Show and Concert—Continuing Work May Carnival Opens With Mary's Parish Minstrel Grounds. on New Bail The for th open night of the May carnival of St. Mary's church in Shannon’s hall first benelit i 2 Wednesday ng. Before the en- terlainment a grand concert was given he St. Jean band, which played excellent delighiting the large ked 1" nting in Fhe s in red the 1 The nd, lient mins Nors chur U, 0; ch under won hear 1m or ramme s out “Part I—Jekes by the end men, Fred »hnson and John Perry; solo, When cie Joe Plauvs a Rag on His Old j n Roy: jokes, Thomas Bam- | Della” Despathy: duet | Misses Vioia Buleau an it jok: John Perry aynerd of North Plains and Mrs. Alex Dupont; solo, When the the plan, just @ it is in the water $1.25, $1.50, $1.89, $2, $2.65, $2.75, $3.3 ermark Do you travel? a suit case, we can please you in every way. Boston Store Trunks There are many things we could say about these Trunks. We could tell you about the material, the workmanship, the style, the strength, the lightness, the special reinforcements, about their ingenuity— but WE HAD MUCH RATHER SHOW YOU. COME IN AND LET US DEMONSTRATE THE PARTICULAR GOOD POINTS OF THE PARTICULAR TRUNK YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. STEAMER TRUNKS, in all sizes, $3.95 to $12.50 DRESS TRUNKS, 28 to 40 inch, $4.50 to $21.00 LEATHER TRAVELING BAGS in ik all sizes from 14 to 18 inch. We carry a very large assortment, and in either quelity or price, or in beth, we can $3.75 to $15.00 GENUINE LEATHER S UIT CASES. Our entire assortment, which ge, is most mederately priced from the Leather Case which sells for $4.50 to the handseme piece of lug- gage which we ask $15.00 for. $4.50 to $15.00 - HAND LUGGAGE MATTING SUIT CASES — 24 inch, ieep with heavy leather :ul‘::‘:’; LUGGAGE DE LUXE An especially good value at $1.60. THE INNOVATION WARDROBE TRUNK Six drawers Ten coat and ten skirt or trouser hangers Detachable arms and hangers Each garment removable without disturbing others Let Us Demonstrate Are You Going Where There’s Little Closet Room? Then Buy An Innovation $25.00° TRUNKS: . o..0i ciiaioeies Special $22.50 $45.00 TRUNK .....ceveee... Special $37.50 9 €] | Heard About the Village. | any other valuable throug}; the misbehaving of irresponsible luggage? have you will appreciate the quality, the style, the capacity for hard usage and the moderate prices which distinguish Boston Store luggage. Center of Norwich boston Store Luggage For the Going-away Person--- Spring Display Do you have to live in a trunk? Have you ever lost patience or If you Be it a trunk, a bag, or Hand Bags OF MEDIUM PRICE We have made special efforts to secure a line of Hand Bags to sell at bags which the medium prices, shall be high grade in every way—bags which are built for hard service. We feel that we have succeeded and will take pleasure in displaying our line which we have speciaily priced as follows: $5.00, $5.75, $6.00, $6.75 and $7.50 HAND LUGGAGE RATTAN AND CANE SUIT CASES of the better grades in an exgeption- ally large assortment. We have pric them very low, so low that w sure you will not be able to matc ‘1 them elsewhere. $2.65, $3.39, $3.75, $4.25, $4.50, $5.65, B $5.75 FRAMELESS FIBRE MATTING BAGS for Summer t o the thing to carry to and frnm the beach. Sizes from 12 to 18 inch 500 to $1.25 IMPORTED MATTING LUNCH BOXES. These are quite a new idea in lunch boxes and are light, neat and strong. Three sizes. 98¢, $1.19, $1.39 JUVENILE MATTING CASES from to 22 inches long. We have the handy little ca: matting, ratt in fibre and leather. For the child or the grown-up who needs only 2 small case these are just the thing 49¢ to $4.50 WATERPROOF FIBRE CASES — Th look like the real lesther but are much lighter in weight, and yo; will find that their wearing quali are unsurpassed $2.50, $2.69, $3.00 i % Judge Albert 1-11““: operatives in the I ine mil ohnson; Jnk Henry A, Stahle, lat Westerly, R. )lc 50 hands Jonnson and Mrs. D. Despathy Ibert G. ~Martin, [in normal times, hereby protest most Down in Dear Old New Orleans ith Representative-Selectman Her- | car Iy against the wool and cot > Thomas Bamford [ man J. Holdridge Representative | ton schedules in the pending tariff b O solo, The Ghost | Joseph Ckesebro, consulta- |and ask your honorable body to in- | of the Violin, John Perry; jokes, John | tion with the legisi tee on | crease the rates of duty applying to ‘!’4-: and Fred Johnson; What You | cities and boroughi an amendm w materials, varns and cloth so Goin’ to Tell Old St. Peter When You | to charter of the fire district at we may maintain our present Meet Him at_the Golden Gate solo|provision can be made to | wage s in competition with foreign by Walter Milner; duet, Snooky-'the district to establ sewer sys- | manufacturers of textiles Ookuma, John Pe and M tem he commitice are favorable to The memorial was referred to the| Jones: grand finale, Coontown | the ition, w s classed as an [senate committee on finance and wil by the entire company gency measur d will om- |finally be sent to the sub-committee | Part 11—Sketch by John Perry and | mend favorable legislative action having charge of the schedule mention- | Fred Johnson; banjo, harmonica and | 157 i e led. tambourine solos, Messrs. Allarg. The | Fa i ollowing were ilie members o 7 = cico. Companss Jahn Derrr Waier Milner, | Senator Lippitt Gets Memorial ef“'“‘*“' fni = Mrs. D. Despathy, Miss Della M Overssers and Operatives of Lor- | — saunlt, Miss Viola Buteau, raine Miils Before Senate. \)Ll\nr Roy, John Roy, ; Ll MOTHER GRAY'S Arthur’ Roy, Jr, Thomas Bam- (Special to’The Bulletin.) TEE f“rfi« red Johnson Miss Caroline Bu- | Washington, May 21--Senator Lip- SWEET POWDERS teaw, Mre.” Jobn Woods, Miss Mary [pite, of Rnode Isiand, {oday pre- | ¥ FOR CHILDR'EI.N. 2oy, Mrs. R. J. Jodoin, ave- igented in the senate the following e | nelle, Amelia_Caron, ~Master Allard, | memorial which he asked to have read ot A bubl :,’r‘e:x‘imv'x’ jIrene Roy, Medora Buteau.: Miss N./and printed in the Record. His re- sorder: Kk oriroy V. Milner's orchestra furnished fiie 'guest was granted. The memorial | TradeMark, 154 Foure. A Auupxu; LI A music for the minstrels and also for | reads as follows: Don't accept Sample mailed FREL. Kddross, the dancing which followed. | °3The unbersigned, overseers and | anyssbetiiute A8, OLMSTED. Ls Roy, N. Y. TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. New London (NORWICH) Line —T0— NEW YORK | STEAMERS City of Lowell and Chester W. Chapin Choose this route next time you go to Now York. Youll have a dsiignciul voyage on long Island Sound and a perd view of e wonderful sky line and water front of Manhattan land. Steamer lewves Now Lonaon at 1i p. . except Sundays, due New Plor Bast RIver, at §-45, and Blor. 40, Nerth River, o'clock ni morning. Weel Bcovice a la Carte: Stateraome NORWICH $l & NEW YORK RNew York CHELSEA LINE Fare $1 Freight and passenger serwice direct 10 New York, Wednesdaye, Fridays, Freight recelved u ITH STREET & ONIVERSITY. -PLAGE One Block West of Breadway NEW YORK CITY Llo: to ) otall ory G "m.‘!.'::.,w ieiond 208 { sronERN. usowfmr ¥IREPROOY| 300 Rooms (200 ‘with Bath) (lRATES $1.00 PER DAY UP| Excellent Restaurant and Cafe. " Moderate Prices. 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Our Work please you MERELY cooperation Speaks for ltself PHONF— Utu\n ot \\'osml;z in the cstablishment | B A WE'LL of a sewer system ,wh s needed | both In the villages of Pawcatuck and |l EFFICTENT 2 DO Westerly, Two weeks ago at the fi- LANG S e naretal town meeting of Westerly ap- | [l DELIVERY THE propriation was made for a survey | s Cleansers and Dyers and plan for a sewer system. Pawca- | WICE 157 FRANKLIN STREET. tuck is desirous of being included in | e - DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon ze of Dr. 8. Y. Geer's practic durng Liz last ilinesa. MeGrory Bullding Norwioh, Tonn. MiSS ELLA M. POTTER Insiructor of Piano and Harmony Room 6, Alice Bldg. Tel. 968 MONEY LOANED Diawonds, Vaiches, Joweiry ana Seciriliss of any kind at the Liwes: Rates of Interest. An old Clibusied nrin to deal with. i3k COLLATERAL LOAN 0O, 142 Bain Street, Upstales. {ablisned 1872.) on NEWMARKET AOTEL, 715 Boswwll Ave. Weich Rarebit “iret-class Wines, Liquera m:"c:fi | Moals and | A S R order. 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