Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 6, 1913, Page 5

AN ZJATARY A4 3% Preserve Now! PEACHES CRAB APPLES TOMATOES BARTLETT PEARS WILD GRAPES SOMERS Norwich, sa(urdly. Scpt. 6 193, VARIOUS MATTERS Tomorrow will be communion- S day in most of the churches. The quaint Rose of Sharon coutinues to brighten old fashioned gardens. Housekeepers in the lecting their winter supply country of I Dr. C. B. Eldred’s office is closed next ‘d.l you u‘e righ‘ kind for waek. Out of town.—adv. . George W, Smith of Canterbur the Winter. grown many baskets of fine peac | this_ scason. Do not take chances on any Delegates are t to and every kind. |2 Saninstor 1 Passerskt Janitor Fields’ | ha indsome hot salvia in the courx- This is the title of Meredith Nicholson’s latest book and to st w Horan charge Norwi car; The s Windham C ation will Villa et nday in afternoon say it is a very good book does sions not begin to do it justice. YOU MUST READ IT. Get a copy on Publication Day Saturday, Sept. 6th. ibstantial concrete w Kelley Thomas J m on | < in | day was | ind mbly 1vin Prize Winners: SOME OF THE BEAUTIFUL BABIES AT THE COUNTY FAIR TAKEN IN THE BULLETIN'S TENT. left to righ names reading from —Mildred Veronica Tubbs, Henry Linwood Reardon, Irene McK enna, Robert Andrew Billings, Nathan ssted A. Jacobson, Justine A. Jacobson. - . | SR AR ; & Feaiting cly A S 52 e 4 : PERSONAL | JRECE!VER MURRAY BRINGS IN THE RIGHT WAY Adams, W 3 1 s e ‘. SUIT IN PROVIDENCE ea v in iras, | ay of & — aind it wakes al) T dFterence 1o the A | a visitor in town Frid : Proceeding to Collect $5,200 on Con- ~d you finish. Memt £ D, | Hena tinental Finishing Co. Notes. A Good Start Is Everything ) afte A : | Forty Members of New England Association, With Ladies, |, Three suits were entered in the 1 nme ? Abbey Da ,f' Ja Gl . . sai 5 ! Ny 4 < | idence 1y, two by R. L. Curtis, re Prepare yourself THOROUGHLY in ort ( [ in Norwich were Guests of Wauregan House—Reception Commiittee | ceiver of the Atiantic National ban e You can’t do k 3 i ks | D A Providence, and one by Harold S. M xious only . ko S | turnea to 3 from a visit in Nor- at the Wharf to Greet Them—Hotel Lobby Gay With | iy, receiver of the Tirst XNatior BUBIBEF oF * X ) wick | le;ul < o n, \(:‘\\A h, s P;‘( E* ;‘\Vplf‘\ua\’é‘(.’ i e Ta . oney o e stock assess ) ) % Y % ol e of Moosup was | Flowers—Auto Ride and Luncheon | loans™ on promissory notes. Whiting | who attende he | Metcalf of Providence, Louis D. Pierce | A |' END Norwichimn 5 | | | of Norwood and the Continental Fin- - | | ishing mpany, Riverpoint, are the l hg X . = n of New | In ection with fall outing After nu had been discussed | defendants. € B e | ¢ Lerou's | of the New England H ociation, | Rev. W. A. Keefe ,of Plainfield was | Mr. Metcalf is made the defendant < g & e | Beld at the Griswold tern Point, | introduced as toastmaster and in an action of $2,500 by Receiver Cur- SIS | about 40 members with ladies enjoyed | cipal speaker, having for his subject.|tis, who sues to er $1,630, the E I X i rida rnoon and were | treated with many things which were | Metcalf on thir ree shares of stock . r-Davenport | of especial interest to hotel men and | which he holds in the bank er here were numerous pleas- | is ag e D. Plege seeking D e were we made by a number of | judgme $10,000 on thrée prom ( nllege t-Co the banguetters who were called upon. | Sory notes aggregating $10,300, issued . Thoss! Présent: { to the defendant in January, Februar, - oughness, and all e and At £ this vear. In each case | the essentials to Business Training o e the notes be. ams due after the ins | Pk i 3 i ay, W= | tution had closed doo | are insist P aily. | ainfield S e A he action of Receiver M You'li Like Our Systems. 1 ; e hotel, Brunswick, | rwo promissory notes mad the S w 12, ponedict hotel | Continental Finishing compa and ng young people 6. Parker, (rock- | gigned by Mr. Plerce as treasurer. An Tiits - wid win |V i d Schoff, | gitachment was placed on the plant 3 J s | . H R.| by Deputy Rodman | y enter at y time. € ck down Wa | Hotel ( Monmouth, | keeper, € Norwich State thence | N .Teague, | ome up in the Ruth and back to the V a delect- wn, Mass.; t court, which 5 Conn., were abie buffet lun d by the | W rop _hotel, Meriden; | otherwise dls- | k at Tizours hotel management. ngement | Flerce, ‘Hotel Kimball ~Springfleld: | ;5,564 of in antime. | et o Tt ing | Charles” H. Bowk Draper hotel, | ek e { Northampton, Mass.:’ George K. Cabot, | R = Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vossb: s Jridgeton house, Bridgeton, Me.; John | READY FOR SCHOOL. ed to Occum St for ke fostun ln. Purcell, Perry house, Newport, R. | S s e e pen YL w. Johasonia Town Boar Finds All Prepared—Some ST Shpsas SUb AP WaIs 7 | ®itchbu J. Martin uter, | Changes in Teachers. Loaned Their Automobiles. | Hotel W Winsted: G- W 3 d The hotel management expre | Merrow, Highland Court, Hartford; The town school board, with all 1 pprec | James . McAdams, Mansion house, | members present and Chairman H. A. aned | New Bedford, Ma: C. D._ Perkins, | Tirrell presiding, held a meeting in the 1 .| Highland Court, Hartford; James F. | vrincipal’s room on Friday afternoon |NO TUBERCULOSIS | Duncan hotel, New Haven; F.|and found that everything is ready for & S Mrs. A. F. Drury has returned from | Mohican’ hotel, New Lon- | the opening of the school year on Mon- ! IN. COUNTY HOME{ , “tri5 t5 Cranford where she Moore, The Berkshire, | day. ¥ 3 i s the guest of R Fred Mansfield, | A bid on the fire escapes for the | Commissioners Have Had the Semi- | %' Cannon for a fow Providence; J. F. Kelle- | schools has been received and two mination Ma [ ; her, New Park, Worcester; H. D. Sax- (more are expected. Superintendent ° i James . ton, The Griswold. New London; Wil- [ Graham is now at work on his annu AS pre mour Kimball, Worthy hotel, | report. and the committee is ouvenir [n , Week in Vermon gene Busch i a: E. P, Woodbury, Van |ing to comsider the annual budge | he i m his absence. | Ness, Burlington, Vt.: B. F. Cushing. | which will be done at the regular com- r Pine Grove Spring, Lake Sjofford, Vi.: | mittee meeting next Tuesday evening. ; ; Charles T. Shean, Hotel Kimball,| Some changes in teachers have taken | t 1 e 2 e hotel Buringfleld: Edwin M, Dahill, -Allyn | place at the last minute. Miss Jeanette | ay f tuber '3 w:v .:v'hlL» \nvr M ¢ n\!r'r . K\Lufi.\di n.‘M(xe]rl_ The Blu Sll‘:hun. who has been principal at hor Ane. Bl S S oA after & w York, and C, H. Thomp- | Hobart avenue, has preferred to go to T re about 80 children mow. at New London, Broadway to take the first grade left D & : | B 350l ofMcers of the New Tngland |vacant by the leave of absence for a rop in our store today and i S i e ociation are: President, J, |year granted Mrs, Luella Wilson. Miss AUTO-TRUCK BURNED . Aud Mra D, W: | farleriof the frotel e her, The New Park hotel, | Mollie Kampf, who had been hired for ask for a free fiy swatter with 4 Nn Philadeionts rranged about ter; first yice president, B, P, |the Broadway first grade, wiil take the St 2N o each one, . he Van Ness house, Bur- | Hobart ayenue principalship. each purchasn_ ne | several lington, surer, C, H, Miss Isbell, who had the first grade | rederie Swanson of New flowers rned ea, The Drar hampten, Mass.: | at Boswell avenue, has resigned and ! 3 pidals est wore a white re | retars, w. Kimball, Hotel Worthy | Miss Jennie L. Congdon is brought i Browne, Springfield. down from the Taftville school to take . ;r‘\ ] ¢v B e Adivond Y her place. Miss Mathilda Stapfer is / (O 4 et ir the 7 changed from the kindergarten at Lru ,'1 o INJURED BOY BROUGHT | SEDGWICK POST | Taftviile to the first grade and Miss U | Lillibriage tant ¢ e Taftvil . TO BACKUS HOSPITAL | ADDS A MEMBER. | Lioibridse e aans rattville ompany f | SRR | e kindergarten Plair | Alfred Arsenault Mas Brokem Leg— | Voted in at Friday Night's Meeting— e L it Jois: f S Knocked Down by Automobile in| Letter Brings Two Comrades To- i K~Fm“ Jars, fi‘”h .Lnghts, f vo Plainfield, | gether. Will Play Band Goncert Out. itchen Ware, Electric Lamps, n (¢ g ree [ —_— The municipal band concert Friday Refri ) g i (Special te The Bulletin.) | Sedzwick post, No. 1. G. A. R. held |evening on Union Square by Tubbs’ efngeralors at Cost, 1 4 .\\.. nd Mrs. _ Plainf Alfred Arsenault regu meeting Friday even in |'milit band was started, but had to| 3 A | been owned by the T by e e xe ko tus SRELE 11 years of age, knocked Buckingham Memorial with a good | be given up after two selections had Hardware, Paints, { ears i vosis ' Bosw er ha spent | down 1 severely injured by ar tendance. . One new comrade was been played. At that time a heavy | G i % T Wl garage dur amy Vi Gt mobile delivery while wa ym- | voted in, g to the advanced years ' mist began to fall, and the big crowd auns, Ammunition = o0 W e from school with arty of ch of the v s, additions to the G. A.|on hand began to atter, while the - £ | them for ainfield Friday afternoon. | R- are few and far between. | dampedd and mist was destroying the . OBITUARY, | kill was the driv »f the | Commander Orrin M. Price read an |gheet music of the band men, so that THE AIIAN‘”» flflibfi 3 | After sp . week with their |Car owned in F d and W interesting letter from Willlam McCue | they could not continue to play and = Howard J," Revell OGSt T Broaahtis ot Devolve was riding with of Springfield, Mass., inquiring after ihave their music all desroyed at the| WATCH WHA. R 3. 2o Hiwardic 5 | brother, John T. Proadnurst, of i dest happencd ob Adjutant_George Kampf. Mr. Kampf | expense to them of a good many dol. - ? o N i ke d il e Ty Tt of Walde Tillinghast {and Mr. McCue were shipmates on the|jars, Later in the evening Leader o et [ Retadiuret et o O Tillinghast of Danielson who w hip Hartford when the fleet visited | King saw the municipal authorities and € n Pt s e Sk S e e iting there, picked the litt [ Shing du Gk Both were mumbers of| arranged. to pliy: thesicguasst: ont ion j I 1 8 Ahady W S b2t b AL up and carried him into AMr, the commodore’s boat crew, a position | aaet rmure evening o e sa | He £ Gl ctied fagin home in Portland, Me. |} s home, Dr, D, W, Adams of |resarded as a high honor. The nm:;‘p:: g o bz ]‘:“‘l"‘ ol j,,l. by ’_”:{ = AT Meoosup wasg summeneed telephone | shipmates had lost track of each mhcr‘b“d‘ that will be greatly appreclated ¢ S ke e FUNERAL, and he responded promptly, arriving of recent years. by the publ ; — has B within a fe inutes after the acci- | o ot , f:«‘ il James Carberry, dent, 1t was found that the right leg | Studying with New York Teacher. 0w Noh Brplart Giteige. = J | Sweetman Ali The funeral ames € was | was bro bove tk nee and there | . Mrs, Reuben P. Potter, soprano, is Othar Do A anise rainaiaier | He « to this cit held from No, 226 Yantic street’ Friday a on the lef¢ leg and alse | studying with Frederick Weld of New [ oancly, O G, & e Fom Con o | | - ; ; il 3 e and family { years and resided her moraing with services in.St, Patrick’s | on the head and chin. After | York city who has been spending the | JoCFT " PRIEIR (00 Tgte TR (00 ¥ {5 o death. L chure 9 o'clock, Rey, J. H. Brod- |receiving preliminary treatment by Dr, | summer months at the Mohican, Naw | no 1o the Gie | oW oE 6 Z Adams the injured boy was taken on | s Blls ” . Ris orning_in the city court on the| in the employ of th erick oficiated and hymns ‘were ren- | Adams the Injure 3 Lendon, Miss Ella M, Potter of twis [ mort n&, (0 Mo S8, COUTE ‘ o ¢ ¢ ua ihep ! & Lok g L 2o o port preferred by his Arms compar Mr by Mss. Frank 1. Farreli, Many |80 evening train to the Backus hos- | city is his accompanist. Mr, Weld is | 100" o was arrested in Thomaston, | member « f ty Bpi and relatives were present, The | bital at Nerwich, a baritone singer at 8¢, lmr!)mimnw‘: where Sergeant Kane was sent aftm:‘ o | He vas member of 1 s were Patrick and | | — R [ Eviscopal church and has apbeared | Nim ® Prg case was put over till this | un; Joba - C | ATTORNEYS APPOINTED 1“”“ the Boston Symphony orchestra. | miit, i ‘ ) and Des Sl R R b | If so this will you. We B ¢ uneral | * FOR MRS. PERKINS invited U, 8, W, V, Here, & | Bbave taken the loc wy for the o Houri charge of i ko | Grisweid camp, United Spanish War Gardner Lake §W‘7|m109 Record, C. S. Bush Co. of Providence, R. I, nd ments Superior Court Names Counsel to De- | Veterans of this city has tendered an | Miss Florence Backus established a who make a specialty of developing, leav G i Hae A Manslaustic: mral vitation to George M. Cole camp of | Rew long-swim record for the fair sex printing and emarging. AH work fin- and ¢ - Mk e, T s S e - New London te attend an suting te be | 81 Garduer Lake this week by cover- ished witbin 48 hours after delivery at and Mrs. James it s 3 In the supeérior court here on Fri- | held at the couatry place of eme of |iB& the distance from Camp Massa- our store il of Norwich. Mr. Revell son, Pa., Ao torney Hull called up | 1Be members on Sept, 14, It ig expect- | Bedck to the south shore, about three-. Quality of the work we are sure will pleasing disposition and w o o called UP|ed that a good sized delegation from |fourths of a mile, isfy you, and pr so low that you | 3 source of deep regret to all |2 : S the case of Mrs. Lillian M. Perkins of | the New London camp will be in at- = BN e can afford tc bave tais work done by a knew him | 1““'(" ~‘»,‘(‘a‘w“ # | Allyn's Point, asking that the court | tendan Chicage’s Weman Judge, specialist. AT rata S : y ¥ o | appoint attorneys to defend her in her A = Miss Mary M. Barteime whe P 4 af e Mot : : > : y v 0 is _a y WEDDING. & Bpeiess e Wy f e | coming trial on the charge of man- Will Clean Courthouse Gramite. |judge in the Juvenile Court ef Chi The Progressive g | Aon. hut steadfastly refused |Slaughter in shootin ing her | The Charles A. Kuebier company has | cago was for 1S vears public guardian D McGill—Lynch. | ghe would contiftie her | S0n=in-lasw 1 Jun | been awarded the contract for cleaning | for the children of Cook Ceunty, il ruggist, rick McGill and Miss N B e o New York to Montreat | torney toid the court that she the granite in the courthouse building She was graduated from the North- were married on Wednesday i, out funds {at a price:of $§475. Work will be com- | west University Law Schoel in 1594, Opp. Chelsea Bank 289 Main Straet | by Rev. J. H. Broderick of : e g S Judge Greene appointed Attorneys J.|menced in a few days. The granite | Years ago al the suggestion of Judge | rick urch. | The groom is the som | . Desmond and Charles V. James and | has not heen cleaned since the erection | C. . Kohlswat she took charge of to put you jof Jeremi ¢Gill and employed | New York is to have an autd speed- | sajd her relatives could also hire other | of the:buiding 40 years ago. mé probate cases and in dealing wtn hera’ 1 Ko Boasy@s A laberer and resides . at way on a tract of €30 acres-on the |lawyers if they so desired. Shelis stilry questions relative to the guardian- I( edur street. The bride resides at No, ) Jersey meadows, provided with ajxu Jail, as she ha not been able’te get' - Leeds (England) silk mills aze fo B2 |ship of children showed such a de- . grandsiand 1 sead 32009 persons. - ¢ perds jn the-sum-qf $4.000. elecisicaly equipned, < gvge of iudgment and sYmBathy, that CUMMINGS & RING Funeral Directors and Embalmers 337 MAIN STREET Opposite Post Office. 'PHONE—1052-2 Lady Assistant. Roquefort Cheese IN JARS at RALLION'S WATCHES and DIAMONDS Our stock of Watches and Diamonds is large and we solicit inspection. 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