Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 3, 1913, Page 7

Henry Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS 88 Main St. Lamv ASSISTANT WHEN mEOUENTEN “HAMILTON® WATCHES Factory Adjusted and Timed Lowest Prices and Satisfaction Guaranteed WM. FRISWELL 25 and 27 Franklin St. JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER Blaxk Books Made aad Ruled te Order 108 BROADWAY Zetephone 253 Our Spring showing of CARRIAGES and HARNESS is open for your inspection. We have a large line of the best man. ufactured in the country at the low- est prices. Before trading this year let us show yo our line and quote your our prices. TheL. L. Chapman Co. 14 Bath St,, Norwich, Ct. HAMILTON WATCHES The Greatest Railroad Watch in the world. All grades always on hand at the Watch Inspectors N. Y., N.H.&H.R.R. Ferguson & Charhonnea: FRANKLIN SQUARE Ready-made Soups are a great convenience. W, have them in a variety of sizes, makes and flavors. People’s Market € Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN, Pro Babies! Scon they will be big boys and girls, and their faces will be only a memory. Bring the babies and we’ll catch their smiles, LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER Opposite Nerwieh Savings Soctety. Mast Cigars Are Good. THESE ARE BETTER TOM'S 1-2-3 5¢ CIGAR GOOD FELLOW 10c CIGAR Try them and see. FHOS. M. SHEA, Prop. Franklin St. Dext to wie Palace Cafe STETSON & YOUNG Carpenters and Builders Best work and materials at right prices, by skilled labor. Telephone 50 WEST MAIN ST. FERTILIZER GROUND LIMESTONE AIR SLACKED LIME. Brick, Cement, Sand, Lime, all hard Plasters and Prepared W Bulletin, Norwich, Tuesday, June 3, 1913. The Bulletin should he delivered everywhere in the city before 6 a. m. Subscribers who fail te receive it by | that time will confer a faver by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Co. THE WEATHER. Today's Weather Forecast. For Southern New FEngland: Fair Tuesday; Wednesday increasing cloud- light variable winds. Predictions from the New York Her- ald: On Tuesday it will be gencrally clear and slightiy cooler with light variable winds, followed by cloudi- ness. The outlook for Wednesday is fair and slightly warmer. Observations in Nerwich. The following records reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Monday: Hartford, June 2.—The after recess in the sen: ernor, The company right water plant, for power is given for Wi wich and Jewett City. Senator Perry offered ment striking out the . Ther. Bar. | would permit the company to make 7 am s <-- 82 2980 contracta to engage in any business 12 m. ... 82 20921, forbidden by Taw. The object of Bafoom bk <+ 70 30.00 | {he amendment was to limit the char- Highest 76, lowest 55. ter to the specific business it is char- Comparisens. tered to do. Senator Peck did mot amendment was needful, MecCanrthy opposed it, as morning | elsewhere provided that not be exercised counti even if it should any other property. lieve the senate should Cleudy and 1ocal Predictions for Monday: somewhat cooler préceded by rains. Monday’s weather: Barly thunder storm, clearing with westerly to northwesterly winds, |l Moon 2 Moo (Special te The Bulletin.) company's charter bill was taken up McCarthy sald the bill was all right and it had/been submitted to the gov- who had no objection to it. simply asked for to generate eiectricity and transmission New London countles, excepting Nor- outside He did not be- stand between the company and the people who de- ing the company ate. Senator | tract powers in other flelds. Senators to the charter. the from a; rights ‘indham _and or bond prove any stoc an amend- Senater McCarthy lad n was tacked on other charter: thy had b ilar amen to the United Blectric pany’s charter. . Senator McCarthy objection at’ that fime was think the and Senator the charter | rights could the two merger with n feated and the bill with amendment adopted 16 to 9. ure now goes to the house. REX POWER CO.'S CHARTER PASSE In the Senate—Seeks Transmission Rights For Electricity in New London and Windham Counties—Excludes Ner- |brary wich and Jewett City, | sire to obtain electricity from It. Sen- Rex Pewer | ator Perry pointed out that after giv- rights to generate current, another section gives it con- Gaylord and McDeneugh did not think the amendment harmful | It was accepied, and ; Senator Johnson of Hartford offered | Were the following: another amendment providing that the | public utflities commission shall objection to it, and wished that o similar 8o {clorik, $1.900; Johnson wished that Senator McCar- n of this mind on the ent that had been offered Light replied that his |Pointed as follows: in belief that it was offered to kill that bill. The Johnson amendment was de- Perry The meas- n SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES ap- ue, or any merger or leases of the company. He sald that he offered ihis out of fear that the general bill pending might be words which | 10st. im- | com- has been Il at Backus hospital for two or three weeks. went Monday to spend some {ime with her mother, Mrs. HELD ANNUAL MEETING. - |Clerks, Coroners and Other Officers gy - Given Appointments. . Local Jottings. 5 # b Mrs, Courtland Webb 0f Webster, ‘At the annual meeting of the judges P T of the superior court, in the state li- | 2ass, Bas been vigiting relutives her and _supreme court buildl t " Monday at Hartford there were pres- back, Wheeler, Beach, Shumway, Ga- Pr. Case Reed, C Bennett, Will ams, Burpee, Greene, Holcomb, Tuttle with Chief Justiee Prentice presiding. Clerks and Assistants. Ameng the appointments made of clerks an dassistant clerks of the superior court to hold office one year from July 1 appointed, and their salaries fixed and apportioned at the |sums opposite their respective names Miss Lillian Browniag, who teaches in Hanover, was at-her heime on Plain Hill for the hoildays. Mrs. Emma Babcock of Springfield, Mass,, visited Mrs. B. P. Geer Sunday at her home en the Scotland road. Mrs. George Rooney of West Town street has returned after spending the past few days in Springfleid, Mass. J. Clement Bushenll and son, Lay- mon_Bushnell, of Manchester, spent New London_county—George B. Par- |the week end with relatives in’ town. sons, clerk, $3,500. Hibbard R. Norman, assistant clerk, $2 600, ¢ ‘Windham county—Edgar Warner, clerk, $2,900. Charles A. $100. £ Tolland county—Lyman T. Tingier, Mrs, John Noland has returned to| New London, after visiting her broth- er, W. E. Hough, of the Scotland road. Miss Lillian Gough has returned to New Londen, after spending Memorial day and the week end at her home on ‘Wauwecus Hill. Capen, assistant clerk, Miss Maud Chapman left Monday for Stafford Springs, aiter visiting her parents and sister, Mrs. John Hanna of West Town street. Willlam H. Reed, assistant $100. clerk, State's Atterneys. State’s attorneys to hold office for two vears from July 1, 1913 were ap- Miss Marjorie M. Barber returned Monday to her home on Plain Hill, after ten days' visit with friends near Boston and in Providcnce. New Haven ling. John P. Waterbury. Middlesex county—Frank D. Haines. New London county—Hadlai A. Hull., county—Aron A. Kellogs, Al- assistant at TESTIFY To the Merit of Lydilll’inltp% ham’s Vegetable Com- pound during Change of Life. Streator, TIl.— I shall always praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- . m wherever I ijgo. It has done me so much good'at Change of Life, and it has also helped my daughter. It isone lof the grandest medicines for wo- men that can be | bought. I shall try TN to induce others to ! try it.” —Mrs. J. H. CAMPBELL, 206 N. Second St., W. S., Streator, Illinois. Philadelphia, Pa. — ‘“It was at the “Change of Life’ that I turned to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, using it as a tonic to build up my sys- tem, with beneficial results.”” — Mrs. THREE Taftville, Conn. Take Taftville or Willimantie cars Dr. J. M. KING DENTIST Jan1TuWF GRADUATION PRESENTS | Tolland county—Charles Phelps. Misses Tnez and Irene Woodworth of LOCKETS, BRA = - SENATOR BRANDEGEE KNOWS |SUED FOR BRINGING *é !‘ 8 OF NO LOBBYING. 18 | o T S . a7 His Answer to Inquiries at Investiga- | John Donovan In Defendant In Action 43 1 tion at Washington. Brought By Joseph D. Harri 19 |[Mnignt]| 1 TiEh wal it 1s low The first senators to testify at Wash- Alleging that John ington on investigation of the chi tide, which 1s folldwed by food tida 1 lobby is working against i declared they knew of no i GREENEVILLE NEWS fluences being exerted; no Afire Caused Much Atten- | ey improperly to influence senators. All admitted ed with manufacturers the tariff having heard Woeds tion Far and Near Sunday night. A fire in the woods off Boswell av- enue near the new Catholic cemetery in Greeneville attracted a good deal |and protests, but of attention in this section Sunday | Proceedings strictly night ,as the reflection was to be seen |none considered the men plainly in the sky. The fire burned | they talked “lobbyists.” all day Sunday and late into the night. A number of people in Taftville saw the reflection in the southern sky and thought that a large fire was raging in Norwich. no_interest turing or by the tariff; no professio tion® with others affected i lation, and that to influence other senato of any certain interests Of those who had Mr. Brandegee recalled I of Willimantic, Conn., a t ufacturer; W. W. Skiddy o Conn., and Messrs. Chene: { ufacture of South The A. H. Hubbard company {Conn. These and others purchased a two ton truck, which will |argued that reduced du be used to carry freight to the freight | ruin their business. station The senator knew in any handling cone: llace Lark am and Fred Towne walked to Sunday making the mile about 6 hours. Flemming nielson | trip in New Auto Truck. has morial parish house Tuesd Roofing. Best market. Full iine of Sewer Pipe. THE UPSON WALL BOARD IS INSXPENSIVE WATER PROOF AND IN HANDY ‘ SIZES. P Largest Storage Capacity in City A N. CARPENTER 23 Commerce St. Roofing Paint in the | J. H. GEORGEj l THE PIANO TUNER Forty-fve Years Exp P. O. Box 205 Norwich, Conn. Telophone HERE 1s no advertising medium n Basiern Connecticut o il ta The Bul: for business results Monday at the and had not themselves attempted having interested in all _considered legitimate, Senator Brandegee declared he had anything he had not attempted called on. of no arge that a he tariff bill | mproper in- use of mon- able cause and with malic seph D. Harrls has other talk- of the statute in such cas This action arises out of suit for $5,000 damag Donoyan last January. on the superior court any arguments such and | with’ whom | Mr. Donovan. it is | injuries to M manufac- | the attachmen affected nal connec- | the value of $7,000, by n the legis-| it was impaired and placed on s in behalf | continue in has also defense of the action sum than he is entitled him fenry Hall, hread man- of Stamford, silk_man- Manchester, | ri he said had | s would action, to wit, $200. Attorne gages given him by improper | William ay evening, VEXATION SUIT Donovan senate’s | brought suit against him without prob- | Tolland county—Lieyellyn J. Storrs, us_intent, Jo- | suit unjustly to vex and trouble him, brought against Mr. Donovan for $1,000 single | damages and $3,000 damages by force |97 county was appointed coroner to provided. a slander which brought against Mr The suit was continued docket e S ray, May 15, 1913, but then abandoned by |B: Gager and Howard J. Curtis were laimed, and Harris arose thr Hari For the forecloslure of two mort- | Mark L. one for $3,000 and the other for $300, . Main of Stonington brings Gilbert, Mark L. Gilbert is now in possession Mr. Har: to the ugh bank account of $100 and cn real estate to which hi he was put to | large and unusual expense in order to business, and Mr s necessarily expended in the a much to a: on_the defendant’s withdrawal cred- larger costs of the Roder- ick M. Douglass appears for Mr. Har- | to o\ SarA HAYWARD, 1825 W. Venango St., (Tioga) Phila., Pa. i codessia San Francisco, Cal.—*“I have taken Miss TLouise Newman, supervisor ot Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- school work in Brooklyn, N. Y. has pound for many years whenever I gone back, after passing a few days at would feel bad. 1 have gone through her home on the New London turn- | yilGy. oe 06T ife without any troubles R | and thank the Compound for it. 1 rec- ommend it to young girls and to women of all ages.”’—Mrs. C. BARRIE, 3052 | 25th St., San Francisco, Cal. The success of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is unparalelled. If yon want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl- dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and amswered by a woman and held in strict confidence. West Town street have been spend- ing several days in Willimantic, guests of (heir sister, Mrs. Herbert Tubbs. | Wallace §. Allis was appointed one | of the state police commissioners to hold office two years from the first day of July, 1913 . The appeintment of the jury com- missioners to hold office one year from their appointment included the fol- lowing: ¥ Windham county—Charles S. Hyde, Charles H. Brown. RINGS, WATCHES and a general line of JEWELRY. Expert Watchmaker and Repairer. OGULNICK & CO, 65 Franklin St. opp. Bulletin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Talbot, with Mr. and Mrs Frank Marquis, who have been spend- ing the week end in town, took a car- riage drive to Gardner Lake and re- turn Sunda; TAFTVILLE | Bawin C. Pinney. ew London county—Charles W. Gale, Walter Fitzmaurice, | Frankiln H. Brown fo dg. CLOTH SHOP SPRING AND SUMMER WOOLENS HAVE ARRIVED, 1000 STYLES 710 SELTCT FROM. A Strictly Tailor-Made Suit for $18.00 MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SAT- ISFACTOT JOSEPH T. DONOVAN New Lon- |hold offce” three vears from his ap- pointment and until a successor is |duly appointed in his stead. upon the &) ocommendation of [\he state’s at-!Marriage of Alexander H. Disco and | orneys for the county. { Judges Milton A. Shumway, Edwin| Miss Elma Fentaine at Sacred Heart Church. Monday morning at 6.30 Alexander H. Disco and Miss 5 Fontaine were united in marriage in |Sticht of North B street have return- the Sacred Heart church by Rev. P. |ed after spending a few days-in Prov- L. Massicott. The couple were at- |idence, R. I | appointed a committee on allotment of the judges for the ensuing year. In the ailotments for Judge Tuttle |is April 18 (Saturday), 1914 Wind- |ham, 10 a. m., additional session' short {calendar, one day Short 'calendar o'clock Elma and assignment of |tended by Henry Fontaine, father of v s Bt G0, & broth- | Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chicione of e ses for trial | e brtde A e i "wae prel- | Chicepee Ialls, Mass., returned Mon- | 325 Main Strest, Nerwich, Conn. S T gowned in white messaline, Miss | after spending a few days with S iy Blanche ‘Fontaine, a sister of - the | i bride, played the wedding march and S Xiuiovilte aw Fhosiari. Misses Ada, Elmina and Amanda Be With an inviting selection 'of pho- | lair sang during the service. Fol- | Mr. and Mrs. ; plays and an entertaining offering | lowing. the veremnony in_ the church | NOFh A. street have returned from of vaudeville in its four acts, thela wedding breakfast was served in | Windsor Mills, Quebec. Mr. Deroc h;l‘ Davis theater pleased its well filled | the home of the bride's parents, No. |has accepted employment —with the hl;ll\?!‘ on Monday. Two colored com- | 20 Front street, nd about 9 o'clock Imperial garage of orwich. edyentertainer: the Boldens, opened|Mr. and Mrs. Disco left for a short e a the bill with mirth and melody in|wedding tour to Bosten after which | DRAWBRIDGE NOTES and Mrs. Adolphus Benoit of Hunters avenue. AT THE DAVIS THEATER. Henry Derocher of BOSTONIANS {FAMOUS SHOE FOR MEN use of money or influence and knew | suit against the town of Stoningtos heir lively turn, and Miss Margaret | they will make their home in or- | 5404 Personals. of no lobbylst and of no expenditures | and others. The real estate covered is | Clavton presents the novelty of a | wich. Many relatives and friends were | Miss Lena Caswell spent part of last All the Newest Styles arles Landers of Central avenue|of money fo maintain a lobby on East Main street in Mystic. Those | singing cartoonist who sketches along | in aitendance at the wedding, inolud- |week with her eister, Mrs. Charles was a visitor in Jewett City Friday —_——— making claims against the property|as she sings or talks in illustration |ing several from Woonsockei, Baltic |Culver of Ashwillete = . .o 0 o o e S BACKUS HOSPITAL TRAINI and brought in as_defendants in the | of the figures that appear on the easel. |and Norwich. There were many beau- | Mr. and Mrs. Abner Patridg Miss Harrfet Kirker and Miss Lucile N suit are town of Stonington, $73.74, | Baker and Herbert, a comery musical | tiful wedding gifts including cut glass, |Son, Abner of Mystic spent Sunday M. J. CUMMINGS Woods spent Friday in Jewett City. SCHOOL FOR NURSES. | town tax of 1910, and vn tax |act, were detained from arriving in |silverware and linen, and a cut z\m; w:;nrm i\,h r;(u”.m snpdaglems, Mr. and |65 Gentral Avenus, Narwioh, Getne e s of 1911; Mystic fire d tax lién | the afternoon, and t ;i lemonad set from the Children of &HMrs. eorge - James Service of Boswell avenue| Graduation Exercises Will Be Held at | $17.50 for 1910 and : $14.53 for 1911: |bill was filled by ot ait: s’;cnu;:(: Mare “Sir. Disco is a native of Black | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patridge ofrgtore Closed Tuesdaye and Thursdays was a recent visitor in South Will- Osgood Memorial June 10, Agnes B. Park of Groton, judgment |especially in time for the evening.| Brook, > . the son of William Dis- | Laurel hill spent Sunday with — Mr. at 6 p. mo RRETel — lien for $52.5 ellie L. Passmore of | The vaudeville bill's big number is|co. He is a_member of the firm of Patridge's parents in this place ¢ | Telephone. < 2 i The graduating exercises of the | Somerville, Mass., a mortgage; The Seven Harmonizing Kids, who Disco Brothers of Main street, or- Mr. un‘d Mrs. Lu‘g“ (hr.penler D"’ Henry B. Lovall of Holyoke called | raining schooi for nurses at the(S. Butterworth, receiver for Gilbert| portray scholday fun and have a|Wich and resides at 11 Oak street. |Jewett City spent Sunday with Mr. on David Goldblatt of Central avenue | Backus hospital, class of 1913, will be | Transportation company, an attach- |stage setting to correspond. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Carpenter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Monday. held in the Hugh Henry Osgood Me- | ment for $8,000 { Mrs. Henry Fontaine and has passed Seph Carpenter. Mme. Garvagh T‘ft in Taft- | _Blmer Tubbs has got his launch, the the greater part of her life m\nns d.w‘.r‘v Fox of Tenth street has | june 10, at 8 o'clock. The programms | of the premises AT THE _AUDITORIUM. ville. Both Mr. and Mrs. Disco have ‘\"rrlnml,._'m running order. i PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT urned_after. sp days | is as follows: Music; prayer, Rev. Josl | Botn suits are returriable before the : ; many friends who wish them suc- | Mrs Everett Tubbs and litte | 08 BL in Jewett City B, Siocum pastor”of the Ceniral Bap | superior court on e Arst Tuesdsy tn| VAUdeville and Metion Picturss. |Ce3s"and happiness |daushter, Mildred, calied “on Mrs. |, Trathful lo ber Bredlets R i tist church; address, Edwin A. Down, = - {Ch 3 sday @ ] The Young Swallows beat James| M. D, of Hartford: music: pre o Another quality bill is being shown FUNERAL. {and also on Mrs. Elmer Tubbs. ou may have with yeursel ¢ ; ; presenta. ; ; ; ome and she will guide you. Pedace's team on the Company's| tion 'of diplomas; presentation of | \eariTUTE ON at the Auditorium during the first half i A 204 FRANKLIN ‘@TREET grounds Saturday afternoon, 9 to8. prizes; presentation of class pins; of the week, with the Girlie Girls feat- | Mre. Robert Scott. figh: A 8 music. There are nine in the class, SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK. |Uring_in their musical comedy num-| yongsy morning the funeral of MARRIED. Up one flight, ever Avery's stere. yihliss Helen and Raymond Mulry and | which is one of the largest that ‘tha = [Bert Themsc 1h pecatnted by nine peos|catherine Sheliman, wife: of Hobert | BADEIOTOWICK . ANDLIDSIVIgE o Miss Elizabeth McVelght of Pawtuck-| iraining 8chool for nurses has &rad. | Rev. J. B, SI Programme at |ble and is filled with livaly interest | o he home of her | in tils clty. June 2 by Rev. y et, R. I have returned after spending | uated. The graduates are Miss Geor- | = Spflgeon Srsaramme tart to finish. Nics voices, | geott was held from the home of her | Jewaki Wichiy Radziotowics ind Miss | YOUR CHANCE TO GET AN AUTOMS- several days with Mrs. Ellen Shea of | gia D, Phillips, M - Swi New:. Londen: Friday. & costumes and well s L vhsas Sy conduc foucaaiine Sndiciice DO oF SR BILE. WHY PAT CASH VOSSN ea of | gla D. Phillips, Miss Mary Sweet, Misg g s and well selected | avenue. Services were conducted in 2 : il by ! i Seventh stree Jensine A. Johinson, Miss Mary M. poa.o oo TRt L o a0 mbine to furnish a most en- | the Sacred Heart church by Rev. J. H. | S0 TKA, — Do ek sran: | caPolict your automoblle of Suiwilt MacDougall, Miss Annie P. Allen, Misk riday one of the series of Sunday | . taining number. Owing to Its| Siapl the pastor, and the parish | isiius S2gotka and Miss Anna Dipta, | pay for it ¥ q MAHAN PUT ON % school institutes and Young People’s v R ot Stapleton, p: s £ slaus Szcotka and Mi pta, | pay fo: ou can pay o annge Sut‘zrlll'(e, Miss Elisabeth = A.| 0 70 orces which are belng held in |1N8th and quality this act is the onl: | choir _sang. ~ The bearers were, Wil- b Nawien Sonvenionce, without advan N APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE, | Denison, Miss Annle L. Page, Miss | (0% 0 /S00 loeg in this state and which | Y2udeville offering of the programme, |freq White, George Eastman, Joseph | ONTAINE—In Taftsllle, June | AUto Buyers” Co. of 1 Halh bkl Raynie P, Stebbins. are offered by the Bible school com- |More than making up the absence of | Walden ang Dennis Breault, and bur- S Siaploion, Aletandur | Broadway No¥. 0 L T Congressman from This District is Kt mittee of the Connecticut Baptis (e TR B U BB T L e e Tl el el tiolalmei T 0 Norwiok. Comm S AN } ;i . J. Guthri e zation of the ~Daptist VOUD®|two reel 101 Bison film, The Darling| Mrs, Scott died Friday night at the | BEEBE—In New London, June 1, 1813, raniSpecial to The Bulletin.) - Guthris Advanced by C. V. Road, People of Comnecticut will be held at | o {ne Regiment, 4 the feature num- | Backus hospital. . She was the daugh- | = Eaiip Ry son of Henry E.' and JONATHAN SMITH, ‘Washington, ‘June 2. —Congressman from New London to New York. |the First Baptist church, New London. |y D i gl i s Gearsio Beebe, of waterford, aged # Mahan was appointed a member of oo This institute will be the third of the : ey - {3";;" S ~.]'|<“ L B 3 yoics 30 Town St, Nerwich, e RS ST R By S o R e Bl e ST ol Tl 1 il s Postmaster at Haddam. e lana 50 vears agorOn Aug. §. | BARNS—In New London, June 1, 1913, | Dealer in OILS, GREASES, and Other assignments of Connecticut| Sued by Supt. J. F. Keefe of the Cen- | nesday. There will he two sessions, 2 5 ke g riags to | Charles W, son of the late William GASOLINE : members are as follows: Mr. Loner- | tral Yermont road, approved by Gen-|one in the afternoon at 230 and the (Special to The Bulletin.) B e i the Basred Hetat | 1L 8nd Ludretia Demnis Barns, aged | | o o SSUFARIE sl gan, public bufldings and grounds, ter- | eral Superintendent of ‘fransportation | other at 7.30 in the evening . ington, June 2.—The postoffice | church by Rev. J. H. Stapleton. Be- [ 9% Years A 3 ritories, and expenditnres e navy| S. S. Russell Coats will preside at both. A young | dep t s cos a L | charch by L ales | Lk .vis—In New London. May 31, 191 PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL for Heatera % Dy in the nav S, s 3 & : v 4 department announces the appoint- | gides her husband she leaves an aunt, | dow of Daniel i department; Mr. Reilly, postoffice and| “The jurisdiction of F. J. McEnany, | people's conference will be held from | ment of H. W. Arnold us postmaster | Mre: Felen Walden. Mra. Scott had | iis i b bt ey, o el la specialty. Telephone 318, post roads; Mr. Donovan, census,coin- | lerminal trainmaster, extended t0|§ to 7.30. The programme follows: at Haddam, Middlesex county, in place | por o v e leave i R b 4 Y 5 o age weights and meastres, and ex-|include all transportation matters at AFa koo S dekinn. 2,30, |of AR Bhaller, removed. ‘Fnis is a | a0y warm friends whom she lex CQOPER—in Mt Vernon. N. Y. May penditure on public bulldings: Mr.| St Albana terminal. Effective June 1| . ETE0 S fourth class office and the appointment | [0 MOUrn her P 30, 13 Mre | Krank W Goopsy: |[Urenen tor Al Urle Acid Atiments Kennedy, patents, railways and c S Easeey H R e L) was recommended by the civil service Baseball Notes. merly of this eity. f | s e nals, and elections. rought about by the 2.30— service. < commission. 5 ks Bt el AL LR o s promotion of S, Ashby, frelght and | 2.50—Address, Sunday School Work The Young Stugsers defeated Ver: | SULUIVAN D, | this olts o aineg B T 4, Urio A In Nerwich Ho: E general customs agent, to the agency | and Kingdom Growth, Rev. C. A, Bovd, sailles on the Sandbank Friday by the | Briqe . | "u/r AN U mal TR e il ; ‘::"N P gr the Central Vermont at By;m.l»t1‘|~|m~umvué I;'(‘”I" Juperintendent State | NORWICH TOWN score. of Idllud 6. nn' 'T:‘u:x ) they | puneral from her late- home, No. 20 oqen acmlo;l 39! Mrs. . . Y, @ re Gro- | horo, succeeding H, W. McMahon, who | Sunday” School association. were scheduled to meet the man- | T e stooat Wednesaay morning 8t S o and oust L e L has ‘veen promoted to general agent| 15— Address Modern Methods of | First tehodist Pastor and Choir Car- |{ic bovs but the visitors failed to put | 8 Twiclock. | Kiass o€, requiem in w Yrogen, w ation. It was reported this | i 5 ol Moy to ey e e g : 5 si i Theraioung sRiumwars plsyecy the & al iler sister. Mrs. Edward 1. | ker, a New York Speciaiist, the an operation. It wae re agent at St. Albans from May to Octor | tist Bublication soclety to Sheltering Arms Housshold— | s 0%, TIOWHE o AREWATS (VAT 00 | W dence of her sisler. Mre Baward ¥i || ker, , Soeclaitet, i e e HRia o al et 1907, Has boon promoted o agert| i40—Conference, e Standard of | Surprise Party for Miss Martha|he Maennerchor dlsmona, defeating B ston, widvw of Hamilton B | o nd | IanANERGS o e ! v Ihe}a: New Vork, succeeding J. H. Galle- | Efficiency, .Mr. Bovd. (a) A survey.| p, them by the score of 8 to 3. On Fri- | Narrnor&WRh Foapw oF 0 s, face, is in a promising condition and | her. pesigned s 2 S At n A rown. 3 e err, e s or six | |matism Get it, try it. Be sure it Ptk no oetious Febtite’ o sthe byers Te SAtchininiowho row s, foria P A Y e e 2 T T L Betor SoLxine e - dneid T vne{xréfi".xfir‘a‘"fl."éa"".:n%'.z';.m';p‘ e the Ureren Tableth | SR e AL DA haent 1 Hae ot Young People’s Conference. servicé Sunday afternvon at the Shel- |in a victory for the Runaways by the | piease omit fowers. Comn. may3STUTh East Lyme—Major George S. Smith | divisions and interchange, and A. 6 to 7.30—Luncheon and rally of |tering Arms. He took for his text|score of 1o & TAMSTIGE: SU R | smumimy—in Norwich. June 2, Horace | of the Soldlers’ home al Noroton, vis- | Head agent in charge of customs. young people In charge of Rev. C. R.|They did all drink of the same spir- | TG Tormier The Young Run. | Bobert suiriey ited here over the holiday. _— McNally, New London, president state ‘_luvl‘l «!Il_'lvnk —of the rock of Christ, and | 1on and COPMCr TRe OUNE 16 HISS M. c. Aw i poe e FIRST MOTORCYCLE RUN. greantzation Baptist Yourig Peoplo Mr. | S0 TR Herense. Ofien Glod. ik & |years o under. They would ika:to = Mok £ N BOVEk “"E hind 8 mza0 0 |rock, has stood betwen His loved ones | hear from the Sturtevaats and. the HUR(\H & A N o 0 ombers .o orwich. Club Opened ( NSINOF, SOpRIIL: Te¥e and threatened danger. The result of | SClaDers. J f s 2 Season With Trin to Middletown. 30—Praise service. the smitten rock in the Old Testament pi 5 & or Skin % P ; AT Address! The Call of the Cross, | svmbolized the facc thal the wounded To Live in Liskon. 16 iain Strect, ! A party_of fifteen members of the|Rev. Joel B. Slocum, Norwich. | Christ became the source of Divine| Willlem Burgese and family will \ Troubles Norwich Motoreyele club enjoyed a| 8.10—Address. Wanted—A Teacher |iife, It Is an ever present supply, the | move to Lisbon Wednesdsy. = Their Gracefully Waved Locks D |run to Middletown Sunday, the first| With a Vision, Mr. Meyer. one thing that can satisfy, and is al- | new residence has been painteq and use ~Glenn’s Sulphur !(-}l‘uh run‘ of the season. There were 3 M‘ ound Table conference. MTr. ! ways near. A very present help is He.|a new \m';‘]ndn has been put on two . mark the fashionable ceiffure thif : b i three side cars and two tandems in| Boyd ¥ The sweel voices of the girls' choir | sides of the house | geason. Miss Adles has designed jusd. 5 Soap. No other toilet the party, which included five ladies.| 0.15—Benediction. of the church delighted the listeners — unera "'e[: ors ’:n:‘zmng tor e, teavaiars tnd RN s0ap is as efficient e start’ was made at 10 o'clock and - as they sang these carols: Singing in Personals. * Oaly : 2 the party arrived home shortly after 6. the Springtime, Dawn In the East is g % % | with thin, faded hair and the one who » in clearing the J | Good roads were encountered all the| PANBURY ELK FAVORED EPUTY | Gleaming, Roses Beautiful and Fair, |, M6 Grace Piye is visiting relatives SANDSS would have her hats become her Glenn's complexion of way, with the exception of the motori- FOR DISTRICT D We Join Our Glad, Exultant Voices, | & e RR IR g B ously bed stretch near the Golden = el .. | ana Happy Dayes Are With Us Once | roet, Sulphur blemishes— Spur. The trip was made by way of | Past Exalted Rulers Expressed Choice [ 300, HAPRY DRYES T8 A0 B, D | _Alfred Tetreault and family are m a mers Telephone 662-4. Next to Chelsea Bank Soap sallow, oily | | Sexbrook and thence up the Connec- for M. J. Cunningham. e e woas siven witipmavins: to Candaa: % 3 B By ticut river. TEES fine expression, Mrs. F. H. Bushnell | » 2 N i or itchy skin, ; AR The Connecticut Fiks Past Exalted | singing' in the chorus with Mr. Fra- | . Frank Lee of 8 Worth B street i m e blackheads, pim- Revolutionary Soldiera® Graves, | Rulsrs’ nsmociation n Scbiion al New | ior "fine duet, Soma Bay the. Silver | Ll Palace ool and Billia ulphar ¢ 2 * ondon unday omina Ju Cord Will Break, by Mr. Frazier an Yy h » v i ples, and hives. It On Memorial day George L. Yeo-|Nartin J. Cunningham of Danbury for | o Fred Brochu and family of Provi- Fhn oS, Geos Y : n o or | Clement Bushnell, was most pleasing. v = Six Tables—five pool and ons Billiard. purifies and heals. -;’.i":rgfuL:rmfn:'a‘:“aflfin:::;rimd ”‘m ‘rmcs’ ot d‘f‘;,""" ,,“,1“: :,n‘m,, ex- | SIS 1, Buahnell was at the D‘M&fq:;(;;;"efl will move fo Plainfield | Hency B. Chirom. Wm. Smith Allen. hUics ol amit Hasens TN ¥, i i i | 3t 3 E S0l- | alted ruler. The appointmen o 5% g 'l.'hemoutoonvemen':,mexpen:.we diers buried in Norwich Town, includ- | 1,5 made by the next exalted ruler, Rt o e A . et rosp el b PATRICIAN st rmuymbl- prises. > skin remedy. A delightful toilet ';‘;;gh;:ecglf;;:a;)fjr;\:;‘ \t;;lmlns sr_?gd— who will assume his dutles at the | irt! '¥ ;° i '::“ i S m};fls P 'afié &rssg;' Supplies at g!l times, i | ua Yeomans. They | convention in Rochester and the nom- ‘wenty friends of Miss Martha | g ' s . W. 49 MAIN STREET and bath soap. At all Druggists. { sl accorated "o “sraves - ot 30 e e o 71 L arawh oo bt & cisassat: stcssine’t Bally of Tattvills, SHOES and OXFORDS Ty Y AR R A French soldiers who served under | association endorsed the candidacy for | Saturday evening, visiting her at her | . | Latest styles and colors, $3.50 and ZEREE S WMo Dok Ot o Wesk. Soe General Latayette and died while in|grand trustee of James B. Nicholson home on Wightman avenue. A gold | Miss Lena Sticht and Mlss Loulsa |g{00, A woman's shoe that's right . . 2 . . camp. ey also are bur! n Nor-|of Springfield, Mass., who now | bracelet, suitably engraved, was pre- —ie — | Bold only by Wich ‘Town, OMr. Yeomuns has fol. | Serving th Unexpired ‘term 6f fhat |senied ix a birthday git. Miss Brown | FRANK A. BILL, 104 Main St | uns ruc nn —— —— | low: e ecorating these | office, | The assoclation recommended |returning hearty thanks to her | /4 % A graves for some years. the draughting of new by-laws, which |friends. A delightful evening was s 2 o —_— | will be acted on at the annual meet- |spent, during which light refreshments We make a 'm‘hy of “ ing in January, were served. The pleasant affalr Was | aT FOUNTAINS, HOTELS. OR ELSEWHERE PREPARED MEDICIN The meeting of the association was | planned by Misses Edith Douglass and Get the 2 SUMMER TOYS! kind of building l.llo G“" FILL AN ECONOMIC NEED.|in the Elks' club, Washington street, | Gladys Miner. g . 4 b 7 = autos and a special car carrying the S Original and Genuine B Co ? s < F 1 Director 1 L8, des st peoble shouid be prac. | Vsitors later “to Oceun beach whero lprrmrad k) 9 @ |saiL, MECHANIOAL snd sTEAM | CODtracting and Building. uneral ctg 1cal eprived of the it to buy the | Caterer Wordell served w shore din- o d medicines they ‘need, = without SGrst | ges for th hare awere 130 covers. | A month’s mind mass for J. J. BOATS — v hunting up a docior,’ and payine . bim | Bo5for them. Thare Aere L O the | O'Donovan was ceicbrated Monday. and Embalmer £ berhuishal 10700 5o o LS o | & map photograph was taken at the | SUREREL 8UG oo ieant churohamany lkires, ceuton oorcs st €. M. WILLIAMS 10 Fraskiin St Bulletia Bulamg ] | conaitions: ‘or wifowe " “udgment V| Among those attending were apa trenas being visent| YA TED MILK Tovs L arped by inte or prejudics civi- vic c: e v Pounch ndere 6 solos, Telophons $43-2 Tiéation: will us soon ko bislc s Brb e | ey e singing Pie Jesu at the offertory. s e SAND TOYS, PAILS and SHOVELS, 218 MAIN STREET, Prompt service day e night. Ao ;\J”‘j};.‘.‘,.é‘:&g A Judge K. 3. Aviing W. R Stove T WW BASKETS. ETC. 370 Nerwich, Lady Assietant proved methods, the grow dh af popiiia#|*Waterbury, District Deputy John ottage Prayer ing. ’ Rostdenos 116 Broadway W | lon will s correnpdiingy ot Eed | Cassiay, Baward Moran Wiliam )| ne Caristiun Enoeavor society of | The Food DrinkforAllAges MRS. EDWIN FAY ORDER IT NOW p sy P d d, huve resulted in' improved | Shanahan, A. W. , - [ the First Congregational church held y Opp. Theatre. T methods of ‘manufacture and distribu- | Cook. Hristol, . S. Buckingham, | 1'% HITSt ConETeRationtl, Faurch Arle [ RICH MILE, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN POWDER - Ropkins & Co’s Light Dinner .’i. tion, and “patent” madicines reprasent | W 4. Matthews, E. T. Bragaw. Put: o > o o Franklin Square 8¢ per dozen. the ‘most Improved ‘method of ‘manu- | yoo A Matthews B 7. o ; evening st the home o/ Mrs. 8. "-'N t st s Koehler's Pilaner, 60c - facturing and distributing medical ne. | Bam: T. P. Byrne, W. F. Rafferty, J. | Clark on West Town street. ol In any m - = e e T ik WHEN you want to puc your bust- | ceasitien ‘o (ry'to biack Proress’in | B Tatem. | D& Insist on “HORLICK'S” ' F. C. GE PIANO 3 Brecgrs ness DETOFS the bubile. there ia o me- | this lina Is an & par with Attempts to is n i s . L. y TUNER " parts. dfum better than through the advertia. | Plock any other development whien| Greeks have been celebrating the oaves ‘Hospital. Take & package home ‘ efty. . fus Tcolumae ~ ‘The Sulletin follows out econemic luws.—Exchange. Grecan Independence day Mrs. Jakes Furey of Plain Hill, who Pnose 533 W