Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 15, 1913, Page 7

NORWICH lULl;ETIN; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18; 1913 Henry Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS §8 Main St. ASSISTANT whEw meowesTEn We would like to clean up balance of our stock of Car- riages, Wagons (farm) and Harnesses, and early buyers can save money. k of com 'fhcuL. L. Chapman Co. 14 Bath St., Norwich, Ct. The Bulletin, Nerwich, Monday, Sept. 15, 1913; The Bulletin should be delivered everywhere in the city before 6 a. m. Subscribers whe fail te receive it by that time will confer @ favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Co. THE WEATHER. Forecast for Today. For Southern New England: Fair, continued cool Monday; Tuesday fair, slightly warmer; moderate north to northeast winds, becoming southeast Tuesday. Predictions frem the New York Her- ald: On Monday it will be senerally clear and continued cool, with light to fresh northerly and northeast winds, followed by increasing cloudiness in and near the lake region, followed by rising temperatures. The outlook for Tuesday mostly unsettled and warmer. Observations in Norwich. reported from show the changes 4ud the barometric and Sunday: a llowing records, pharmacy temperature nges Saturday ay m. ghest Saturday evening in the Town hall the caucus of the progressives was held with an attendance of 24 men, who dis- posed of the business of making nom inations for the ticket in the tawn election in half an hour. The nomina- tions were by acclamation and were regularly followed by the election of the name proposed, although for the place of second selectnan there were two names presented, but as one was not seconded there was no contest for the place when it came to voting. The following was the ticket named: For selectmen—Waoodbury O. Rogers and E. Waiter Phillips. For assessor—Charles A. Hagberg. For board of relef —Charles A. Raynes and Herman Alofsin, Sr. For town clerk and tcwn treasurer— William T. Lane. For agents of town deposit fund—G. L. Hewitt, Z. R, Robbins, Archibald Gilehrist, For town school board—Allen Latham PROGRESSIVES NAME FULL TICKET Half Hour Caucus Cheoses Names For Town Election—W. O. Rogers and E.. Walter Phillips for Selectmen—Party Has -No Intention of Coming Back to the Republicans Before making the nomination for town clerk, Herbert R. Branche made a short and earnest speech, in which he treated upon the statement which he sald had been made that the progres- sives were coming back because they had not any real Mve issues. Yet as issues and planks they have the direot primary plank, the woman's suffrage question, the minimum wage plank the referendum and recall, the abolish- ing of the system of contract laber, and these are not questions which the speaker said the republicans are not making any statement on, and they are live issues. There is nothing left in the defunct republickn party for the pro- gressives to come back to. He quoted from Senator Stfles Jud- son’s statement, where he said that had the “corrupt leeches and lobbyists of the republican party” permitted the di- rect primary bill to pass the 1913 house he might have remained in the field, FOR TOWN’'S SHARE ©F STATE ROAD MONEY. Highway Commissioner Bennett Sends Instructions to Splectmen: State Highway Commissioner C. J. Bennett has sent the Norwieh seleet- men a circular Instructing them on the proceedings to be taken in order that the town may Teceive its share of the legislative appropriation of $1.000,- 000 for the improvement of state afd roads, His instruetions are as lows: In order that your town may receive its share of this appropriation, it will be necessary for you to take action on are under way to have the New Bed- same at a regularly called town meet- ford team come here on that date. ing, so that you may comply with all | the conditions imposed by law. To that end, we enclose herewith a form of resolution and application te be used in this connection. : To avoid the necessity for calling a special town meeting at this time, it is suggested that you insert a clause in the call for your annual town meeting to be held Monday, Oect. 6, 1913, at which time all of the requirements connected with the appropriation ma.v‘ be followed. The law permits the use of two years' appropriation in one year, and | TAFTVILLE 'Trylng to Get New Bedford Football Team Here for Sept. 7: The candidates for. the Taftville football team were out on the Provi- dence street grounds Saturday prac- ticing. This year there are about 20 candidates and the team picked from these men is expected te be larger and Stronger than ever. A meeting will "be held this (Monday) evening at which time further arrangements will be made. The season opens a week from Saturday, but the opposing. team has not yet been picked. Negotiations i I i Knights Lost to Baltic. The Wednesday Knights were de- feated by Baltic Saturday afternoon on the new diamond at Baltic by the score of 3 to 2. The Baltic boys scored only four hits off Potier, while the W. K. g0t six hits off Love. Batteries. For Baltic. Love and Charon: for the W. K., Potter and Pilling. Saturday glosed the baseball season for the W. Walked to Baltic. the condition is also imposed that the ©On Sunday afternoon a party con- maximum appropriation to any one sisting of Leon De Celles, William town shall not exceed the sum of $20,- Murdock, Ernest Pollard and William | 000. Bear in mind that no other ap- | Aberg made a trip on foot over the | propriation for state aid roads will be Scotland road, arriving in Baltic about available until Oct. 1, 1916, o if your 5 o'clock. The return trip was made town desires in ~the by trolley. to participate TONIC without food are often dangerous Here are both in the right com- bination. Is the Ideal Tonic. Ask Any Druggist. KING’S PUREMALT DEPARTMENT : BOSTON 36-338 HAWLEY ST. DELIGHTFUI breken. Replace that wern out range with a stove that will do werk better than it bas ever done before. All the hov water wl-nxz and just 'h:.n you want it, placing a gas tank heater om your water beller. Ask your m’vlh uses one or consult us about it, (ias & Electrical Department Alice Building, 321 Main Street. Sunday | wn scho and that he proposed in the near future | (OW! par ; | ot - : e 8 TR E e e ather| o e ot oe b tline| U S0 10 P Sty (2 = verhauling and uality Jluantity §juickness - 84 For tax collector—Dr. R R Kinkead. | wng have ‘no- selfish ‘ends to serve for | TOXt tWo years it will he necessary | Personals. m : 55 For con s—C. W. Mathewson, | ihe purpose of ousting the political [ 107 YOU to take actlon at e ol | - Robert Brierly was a visitor in New hest 66, lowest 46 John Allen, liam’ Sweet and Gus- | huckters from the places of power |, [P event of ixlm- .:%plud#n::l or al- | London Sunday ° ° ° - i tave Lambert, v v ' 0 | exceeding e amot AVaM- | e H N, . & Comparisons. e 1 they hold over the prostrate form of 1o s i el | k Now discharging three Predictions for Saturday: Local | I'or registrar of voters—Clarence E.| the republican party, wherby they have | abie: It Will become necessary’ to e | George Smith has entered the As- | (CONCERT PIANIST) epair or' cargoes of Fresh Mined |showe | »',‘t"f"”‘- - 5 S accumulated wealth that is @ stench in | tout 10 Gz lre "which’ will _come SUMPtLion college at Worcester BB sl ; - | “Sifurdays weather: Rain in carly | For tree warden—Woodbury O. RoB- | the nostrils of honest men.” Within ‘s apbropriation. of 3,000,000t mai wood iod i Instructor of advanced piaro| —OF ALL KINDS ON— morning, followed by clearing. o Mr. Branche denied :hat the progres- |1t would b . v ‘ar] 0od _ant ne avis were A T % W 4 Al P of th A i would be well, however, for your Sty 0 P /28 et : L 3 p coAl R e 508 Brnay: Br yeobury O. Rogers, chalrman of the | o1 /os SR ot o ob aver 1n- | town to uak for the masimum ampunt Sunday visitors in Willimantic. playing. Harmony, counter| sutomosiLes, CARRIAGES. WaG Sunday’'s weathe As predicted, 3 e = el o, sald v were 0 a o ay 3 G 4 c ~ s, a8 . Cuihoe meetlng to order, and G. Warren Davis |{eiided to, but sald they were in the|so that you may receive vour BroPer ponry Fontaine and Fred Chartier | point, and composition. VS, TRUCKS and CARTS. i o O B ‘mesting | NNt o stay, ALIC tuok 25 vearn share of the money to be distributed | FCOTY Fontaine and Fred Chartic Shi ini | Moos and Tides. on mo i ehry F. Palmei | "He nominated for town clerk and|by the state for road jmprovement. In (it Saturday for ew Bedford, where . b Shingles, House Finish and/ Sun, e T e | M e L T e cau. | toWn treasurer Willlam T. Lane, a man | forther explanation of the attached (M€Y WIll spend a week Studio, Room 36 Mechanical repalrs. pairting, trim. Rough and Dressed oe, | Bote, [[Weter. || BIOSE. by forths privilege it haq glvenhiny|He S pHiokAd ceprobentiad tha towi. | (ovmm oW e L0 BAY Uy Tt T belng My and Mrs. Luke B ¢ the S 1ng, upholstering and woed work. IRE In presiding at the cajicus, and he call- | ; g ¥ Robbins and Archibald Gilchrist | a resolution calling for the maximum até of = Washington are ting L BLRS, acksmithing in ail its branches The name of Dr. R. R, Kinkead was | fOF_agent of the town deposit fund. | amount of $20,000, and then make ap- S & 3 proposed, but as the doctor was mot in | . For auditor. W, 0. Rogers nominated | Propriation for Sorably iRt |l el : 3 | the hall 'Lh# name of 1. C. Elmer was |Herman J. Gibbs. joutichowl b thie feus iy one LR i sition in the mule room of the Pone- m g"eal varletY' offered. As the vote was about to be For the town school board for thisbe called upon to pa afidr o somc mah mills as section hand 3 - ! e i vear W. O. Rogers nominated Allen|Dbletion of the contracts let under this faus 9 1 T p |taken Dr. Kinkead came walking in at [ Yea) Rog s o \ 3 J v the door and Mr, Eimer at once with- | Latham, and Charles A. Hagberg nom- appropriation s |- Robert Bilitng i i 1 U iib! L L Six_hours after higl Water It 15 1oW | drew nis own mams and Dr. Kinkead | inated I, C. Elmer for next year. Both| In order to avold any unnecessary| Robert Pilling has purchased a pool | : ide which 1 Foitowed B3 ‘Hood tae’™ | G lnited clemi O e D e e s I h i e aie and vests are comng || 907 10515 North Maim St Central Wharf and 150 Main Street - Tt was voted to nominate candidates | To run for tax collector on the tick- | % (A0S ™ rnig will give your business this week. e s 15, tigs Xa umekesd Tolichaies GREENEVILLE NEWS by acclamation after the clerk had |t - Brapthemaminaec O B cown. nearly ‘d - month’ atter. the B — 5 [} < read the call for_the meeting. S 1 of the annual town meeting to com- Miss Antonia Belair b . S8 Shgs nd, fole e iner B w 5 s & Trombeie: o pinat ables by G. L. vitt: C. W. Mathe- | PIV W he conditions sed by 'St. Francis' hospital, Hartford, wher pt rr | Funeral of Mrs. Zawaska at St. Jo arles A. Hagberg, whom he describ- S::‘bh;“:l‘. L”Q‘m “\:}‘\l:::‘m‘ ey G" law. In taking action'at your town she is employed as a nurse er The Waldemar chain, a long, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LATEGY & l.r | seph’s Church—Visitors In and Out o e and successful bus- fm_e o e = + OUS" I meeting the ‘enclosed form should be spending three weeks at her home single strand vest chain reach- STYLES, TEL] orown PR 1. Rasnos wae nominatea | Clarence . Campenter was nominai| 220, U ST, I, D o8 RO heve P e ua Vet 1l MR, G, P, ST, Europear Pla About Sunday__af for the board of relief by Charles A, |ed for registrar of voters by Wdgar I} it out delay so that all towns asking | : chain for Men's wear, We are - G. P. STANTON, Gl R urcpean ="_] nosout B30 oclock, Sunday after- | 5 ehors, ‘and Mr. Ravnes nominated | Allen. and W. O. Rogers was nominat- | RIS SOY 20 (R A7 JOUER JAGRE | Josenn Gauthier 1g visiting in New B A for Mons, wear SVE are 52 Shetucket.St. Gri oom open unt Zawas) i BRI 0] S nls » | Herman Alofsin, = Sr., fo her | € r tree & | distribution. R Ry o AOSHGE L SN PRl GER A »f them in gold filled and gold 7 Py [ heta In St Yoseph's ehurch at & selock | Willam T. Lane presented the name [to fill any vacancies occurring. =~ | ST to Tatville hefore for his fu- ‘ e — and were condneted by Rew T Macler | of Woodbury O. Rogers for first se- | Chairman Davis spoke a word or two| CRADLE ROLL A i v C A e Mlss ELLA M. Pomn ki Four friends acted as bearers |lectman, and H. T. Palmer named |about contributions for election ex: BROADWAY CHURCH, | ———— _ || Tte Plani-Cadd:a Co, surial fook place in St. Mary's | Charles H. Bushnell for second select- f Penses, which the local manag ’ il WE SERVE THE BEST et where a short committal |man. Mr. Bushnell, he said, would be | the party would be glad to receive. SRR e e ] MARRIED. A | Instructor of SEiibe Was BonHGed by Pather aa | & E00a VoTe gatter. Mr. Davis also took up the matter of | ~ o €% BP0 S8 L LR ors. | ROBBINS — AYCRIGG st P | Piano and Harmony ciejewski. There was a large attend- | Herbert R. Branche nominated E.|coming back, whivh Mr. Branche had| il | Sept. 13, by Rev. Charles M. A JEWELERS | 5 ance of relatives dad friends. Shea | Walter Phillips as & progressive for |spoken of, and said that the men who| mu. uio) ciadle Tl of the Broad-| o irietienol, wobbine of Norwiok | Room 6, Alice Bldg. Tel. 968 and Burke had charge of the arrange- |second selectman. had some from the old party into the! TNeanaual crac’e Tof o (he or el | 28 - PLAUT-CADDEN BUILDING | [ ment Mrs. Zawaska died about § | Mr. Palmer spoke briefly and sald | progressives were not the kind who i SiV G POBTEEE0 PR LIEGR KRS Hive DIED. | A yclock Friday evening following a | that Mr. Bushnell's sympathies had al- | would lightly come back to the party ! giclock in' the parlors of the church. yERRINGTON — In to DR.C R CHAMBERLA“ short illness. sShe was discovered very | ways been with the progressives | they had left. They belleve that the | Thare was u good attendance of mend. | * Sept: I 1013, Maty Huntimgton, wiid | ———— R G LN . 2 i 4 il ea Friday morning by her ct As there was no second for the nom- | progressive party which they are sup-'jpens and the mothers and the rooms; of the late . W. Yerrington, aged IN THE CITY §iak wid s reooved dan indtion of Me. Bushnel the Shaluman | Bocting iy the only pARty with new tesl| oo andithe mothers aud the foomsl' of Saars SCHOOL SUPPLIES Dental Surgaon day to the tenement of C. Chimilew- | put the motion for a vote on the name | issues worth while, and they are in it| oo F " fr e residence he H o it? If i s where she was tend of Mr. Phillips, and he was elected. |to stay. The caucus then adjourned. The entertaining programme includ- - Yertington arel, il 3 In charge of Dr. 5, L. Geer's practice ° an order of red ‘/‘! ath -w}i«-u her suf- SR P o) {ea recitations by Mildred Krrllm“.mfl S Pencils Pencil Boxes during his last Diness. of t f wing flavors: er B. Zawaska who was about Dorothy Dewing and songs by Mar- 1 9 " N vors: f . ! H J { LARKIN ) b Vanill “\' o e 2 h »;"»‘”‘ NORWICH BAPTIST CHURCHES |CONSUMERS’' LEAGUE KICKS aret Barber and members of v;m pri- 1 - v, ased 55| Cra yons Lunch Boxes McGrory Building Norwich, Conn, a & mal rn her I - i mary depa € sho a was | - ¢ Strawberry phisionl MADE THEIR REPORTS. | OVER MISS HOLLOWAY. MBI¥ depattment A opor e o i Weanes- | peo Book B erry-Bisque Pistac i i | % Victrola selections wer ch enjoy- 17, at m aints 00l ags e hio : a:.. from Natick to Clinton. [ Progress of a Year Shown Bofore New | She is No Trained Investigator, as [1°tfcld selections were much ondorc O o Brovidence. on the | 8 sy g e T e o e London County Association. Statute Requires. the Plaut-Cadden Co. The mite boxes . Howara Chase, son of lizaveth | Stationery Ink and Mucilage FERTILIZER THE WAUREGAN HOUSE | »ost sever Smplged us tiiter R Sl i) ) ek L _ | were received during the afternoon. & . ; X 5 : 1 Natick mills, Natick, |; At the 96th anniversary of the New Thruu,[n alxeue_r written by the sec | " Tea and waters were served the e e 70 GROUND LIMESTONE The Parker-Davenport Co 1 his duties with that | ondon Baptist association at the |retary of lhe Consumers' league ofiparents and crackers and milk were A ENWIN F AIR SLACKED LIME. - o ng resigne iy 291 Second Waterford Baptist church at ) Connecticut, the league voices a Pro- provided for the children, together N b ket B ” SR Ao N 5 / roprietors. o D resgned to accent ihe Quaker Hill Wednesday and Thursday | test over the appointment of ~Miss| with candy . Rocheator A e, A\R-“ EDWIN k, Cement, Sand, Lime, afl 4 e mills, Clinton. Mase ©f last week reports of the local Bap- | Charlotte Holloway of New London to: The affair was in charge of M i Sane Detor Ry o E klins hard Plasters and Prepared Wil a""capable workman, | Ust churches for the past year were | the position of special investigator of | william H. Oat. superintendent of that, tnis city ranklin Square Roofing. e i e Roa WOLIHnEn, | $lven aa Tollows: the condition of women workers in the | gepartment, and she was assisted DY | SWAN-—In _this ! 91 it Xperience in me- | & n(ral—Membership, il Ar| htalc vobalrises Sl Tatar eavean Seatimett, aad TS (RE Rl Iy SW AN in tils cl , 13, 1913 —chal [| ,Bost” Reotina Paint in e iAN la ¢ the s Finishing church property, 34 Sunday | part Mrs. Emil Fox, Mrs. Mosesian, Mr: Hadd WHITE ELEPHANT CAFE D panTe i Tied States FINshing | echool enrollment, 565; average a The statute requires that the inves- | Herman Tubbs, Mrs. Herbert W. Gal- | RSON= 1" this it 14 CORNS | Fuil line of Sewer Pips Site Sasks > en ‘and e Eesides | tendance, 27 additions to church |tigation shall be conducted bY & jyp and Mrs. Harvey M. Briggs. Tea 1 K. Anderson | Al trounle of the feet. | DAN MUF wich and Worcester railroa sid up a 4 3 | K. Anderson. 1l trou | RPHY & co. [ Siber oo vorccster railroad, besides | grom school, 20; church expens woman “specfally trained for the | was served by Mrs, Herman Krohn of funeral héreaf ELECTRIC LIGHT TREATMENT THE UPSON WALL BOARD Liquers and Cigars ited 3 550.02; school expenses, $661.27; state | work.” Miss Holloway’s claim to spe- | gnd Mrs. Myron Alling. i aon £ th i e IS INEXPENSIVE WATER T | mission, $285; home missions, $225; cial training for the work of e ' Sk i = ‘m_“* L noubiee - {: OSIve civews PROOF AND IN HANDY Water and Market Sta e ] | foreign ‘missions, $330; women's home gation of department stores, hotels. | S St top or rheumatism. ar ke has entered the Cath- |missions, $111.31; women's foreign restaurants, eic. is that she has been | HEPTASOPHS’' DISTRICT DEPUTY. gEada i | JAMES DAWSON, SIZES. - - 3 e Washington, missions, $50.15: Bible and publication a newspaper reporter and in the pur-.| == N 2 3 rel. 624, Ttooin 26 Con ial Billdias N | — | work, $i5; ministers and -widows suit of her Vocation has worked up |Charles Peterson of New Haven Elect- | 1, (. joving memory W S Eady: Artarasne. uiaios || Largest Storage C‘M ack, Liverv ina | Harold Connell employed at the fund, $20; support church poor, material for newspaper articles | ed, With D, C. Murphy for Alternate. | xiciols who died Sept. 14, 1912 Te | C Hack, Livery and Boarding | .. Tinishing company has | $182.71; other objects, $693.84; Sunday Her claims to eligibility for the po- | = ) e e e e EF IR in City STABLE transterred from the finishing | School benevolence, $158.97; total be- Sition were submitted to the attorney | There was a district meeting of the | &R 195 got 4 4 Sk E to the wash room. nevolence, $2,131.98; money raised for seneral some six or seven weeks ago | Independent Order of Heptasophs in ! Wife and children ¥ A N. c‘nPENT n We gusrantes 2ur ssrvice tn be i —_— all_purposes, $9,34 an_rribw-rre prnnouncloa msughqem. the rooms of Norwich conclave, No.| 4 Dest at rle 1008t reasonny g, - w ¢ was a visitor at Ple | First—Membership, 202: value of | ne Consumers' league of Connecti- | 424, at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon o171 23 Cortini p e eovane | e Tan Wan & vieltor at Pleps | church’ property, 0. Sunday | cut had sent to the labor commissioner | for the election of a_district deputy | sm———— Vi s MAHOKEY BROS Falls Ave/| Grant w 2s been at Pleasant View |5chool enrollment, 232 rage attend- | early in June the names of four ex-!supreme archon and his alternate. For | i & | for several weeks will retorn howa. |ance, 138; additions to church from | perts, scientifically = trained investi- | various reasons but four delegates, | [0 and a full line of AR R M e — = SRS o Ppeaden G 5 M€ | school, 20; church expenses, $2,314.43: ' gators, with special recommendations | Past Archons Willard and Porter of | e | z school expenses, $483.38, State mis- in favor of one. Several members of | New Haven Past Archon Adams of | ] ) ¥ = | BE PROGRESSIVE Fies, Lak d i i : slon, $30; home missions, $30; foreign the labor committee had also written | Groton and Archon Joseph Foote of | & | Ornamental Nursery Steck. & i€5, e and vrea avenue em- | missions $30; women's home missions, rle('rnmmendntlonn to the labor commis- | Norwich, were able to be present. The | b amn strect. | | Have your Optical Work dene by av Wai caniot e exceiled. was one |$25: women’s foreign missions, $: stoner, delegates were met at the 2 o'clock | S lss up-t.-date hous o i o o | B Svoments Horkien mistgne” S8 | Haner L reaste wionen | SATEASH e, met ae R rclonk Landscape Designing and | ouss. . ur Fromp: serv E irday nigh Mr. | jsters and widows’ fund, $15, support | it to be distinctly understood that the | john B. Benoit, John F. Cochrane and | Pl t | kg rf i ok B | was returning hom m | of church poor, $4; other objects $7; | Consumers’ league does not stand for | Terrance Hanlon of Norwich conclave i anting. Optometrist and_Optislan, LOUIS H. BRUNELLE L Bunday sehool benevolence, $27.67; to- | placing the employers of the state, | The meeting was a short one, District 318 Main Street, opp. Franklin Square " i . tal” benevolenice 310867 money rataed | thelr payrolls and the privaie affairs| Deputy Supremo Archon Charies Pe- unera “’ec flrs CATALOGUE MAILED FREE. | (over Bomers) O Carter Ave. (East Side; er spending two weeks at his |for all objects $3,006.45, | of their woman employes at the mercy | terson of New Haven and Alternate D. | i 4 - W s 5 home on Ileventh streot August Ca- | Third—Membership, 83; value of |of an untrained investigator, from |C, Murphy of Taftviile being re-elected i HARTRIDGE’S NURSERY, | youette leaves (Monday) for |church property, $6,482; Sunday school | Whom nething but amateur work ean | without oppesition, The meeting at 5 s % - | A ERWC | Lynn, Mas he is emploved in | enrollment, 5%; average attendance, |be expected, {once ndjourned and dinner was en- NORWICH, CONN. | THE FENToN.CflARNLE' AMEKILALL [ LTTTRYN e aj e department of the Gen- | 38; additions to chureh from school, 1; Y |jovea at the Auditorium hotel. The: = s s —| | eral Blectric compan: church expenses, $661.83; school ex-| MONTVILLE DEMOCRATS | delogates were entertained until seven m a me's‘ Dl to iy St RN BUILDIN 0., Ing S & Gidiraas. — penses, $28.93; missions, $10 {o'elock, when they took the train at W S, _Fa derson, Frop. LISBON TOWN TICKET, foreign missions, ; women’s home PREPARE THEIR TICKET. | the New Haven station. | e =l the Ale tha }"«Pw wiedged to be 2 A = = missions, $11: wemen's foreizn mis- A = e AR e e e b L aveling Nominated by Largely Attended Re- |Sions, $11; Bibie and pubiication wrk,yNW""fl“;": 'gflfl"Af': Caucus Held | Young Men’s Social Club, | tady Assistant. tis lest on the market—HANLEY'S | 8 2 $3; ministers’ and widews' fund, §2 aturday Afternosn. | Teiephone call $25-3. | PEERLESS A phone order wili | GENERAL BSRisan Causys | Sunday sehool benevelence, $8.58; to- | L - | G e et TR s S no g e o st s e o i — =l e 23 nevolonce, $58.08; money raised | The democratie ecaueus for the | Club Spent a seciable eve their | Hency iem Wi Smi prcent : ! | oI I D Dalign us chatmaniand| gy Son, “$748.54 {iownl otmedigilie i eld satnetay T nE O SRS e S e D. J. McCORMICK, 30 Frankiin 8t CONTRACTORS alap ;o 3 If s clerk for the re- | "y Calvary— Moo '——ip, T66; value | afternoon at 2 o'clock at Hickey’s hall. GveRins, Piano ve isctions | a ey Falace fool and Billiard Pariors | causs in Lishon o Saiie | o R e IO e | bmAn. wai' chosen chaieman |Were Biven by’ the various members. | PATRICIAN SHOES : e it, held | se and | Gy oo oliment, §0; average attend. |and R, B. Burchard clerk after which refreshmenis were 'DR. F. W. HOLMS, Denlist & pe 4 ard. ec ing lcket | ance, 40 additions to church from | The following were the nominations | Served. ~DPlans were discussed for &| yoy pajl Styles, Patent Leather, e i Haciid | NORWICH, CONN. g s epairing done Slection: 0l 18: church expenses, $1,091.04: | made: ance:to B hat ehortly | Gun Metal, and Russian Calf Shannon Building Annex, Room A. | " 2 a i pr cote, ol expenses, $60: suppoft of church | Tax collector —Joseph Killeen. ! == N SR ' Telephone 523. " octiod s s e o s $4: total benevolence, $4: money ,n«‘n';._smmm M. J. Hickey, W. _A," Atlanta, r'{a_,mis a public Safety | A woman's Shoe thats right % MAL . P Lo s ¥ for all purposes, $1,095,64. | Ritchie. g _eague, of which mere than 1, 89 street 5 R I - IN STREET i Memorial—Membership, 65: | _School committes—C. W. Comstock, | railway empioyes are members. FRANK A. BiLL, 104 siain St U o AND o ORDER IT NOW . . 2 oard of relief—James Broughton, | V2lUe of church property, $4,000; Sun- | Fred A. Johnson. | MSROR S i e o baorantian Fon aahiy ames Broughton, | 3, ¢ ‘school enroliment, 47; average at- Assessor—W. 4 Cook. . S : e ucl‘ovlg;":;o__:‘nc“-' Light Dinner Ala . Jusi Pt & PR GOl Messiids ohias tendance, church’ expenses, $581; oard of relief—Charles S. Johnson, Q - RIDV . ot it o smestor - Francls Johnson. | tchool sxperises, $50; home. missions, | Joseph St Germaine. i S WATCHES { ‘ F BUHNS Koehlers, ilier, 36 per dosss. mands for tois sure. Bugbee, George Kennedy, Hermag |350; foreign missions, '$50; ministers’ | Selectmen—Albert W. Avery, Thom- [ [ 1 Trom“ée”l ~‘=1’ll":3‘ "rr.‘_m : LB Lo Learned, Andrew’Adams. 4 “.mu widows' fumx.hsl. Runpo{l g[ ”1-'33’:“' e R DANGER SIGNAL . ml’y‘r" eitvery S0 Bm o e LR Ju ward Tarhox, | church poor, $3; other objects, $15.50: clerk— pe 4 { ap T 3 » T nartes B Whitaker S hard | Tarbox. | iy “sohool ‘benevolence, §3; fotal | Town treasurer—¥dw. C. Curtin. and heailng and Hll.“fldlg, H. JACKEL & CO.Teluphone 136-& K0 MWWILLIAMS & Co. andrew Adams, Jmncs BrosbiascY" [benevolenc money raised for [ AuditorHenry W. Church — | t School committee—Ha T W all purposes, 0, Gran —Joseph St. Germaine, | s x g : = i : ool sommpise—Harry T, Wilooy, | &1, P00 william ©. Byrne Kidney Troubles, Bladder Dis- DHAM@NDS 32 branklin Stre3t The Vaughn Foundry Co. Registrar of voters—Frank B. Hyde. STETSON & YGUNG e A Carpenters and Builders | " ommitten. " 7T ectied the Bes: = ials at rignt el skilled labor. Telephone 50 WeST MAIN ST. | DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46, Shannon Buiidiaj Take elaveior Shetuck rroca ORS. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE 287 Main St, | PRACTISE LIMITED To | tAR KOSE and THROAT! m, 3 p. m. Sundays epted. F. C. GEER, 7% | Norwico. EIE, Facns 511 wan. THERE o £ SUs i busitess | i [ ad . g The Bui- Fesulia, e CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Pz Bears the Signatu.e o Funeral Director and Embalmer Frankiia St, B A Prompt service day or alght. Ledy Aasststant. Residence 116 Broadway Opp. Theatre. Telephone 842-§ TICKET IN CANTERBURY. Republicans Held Their Caucus—E. E. Benhett and Walter Davis for Select- men. The Canterbury republican caucus Saturday named the following ticket: Aseasor, Fdward Baker; selectmen, Rimer E. Bennett, Walter Davis; grand jurors, Frank Linnell, Charles Gamble; school committee, Joseph C. Smith; town clerk and town treasurer, Frank Hoxsic; registrar of voters, Clinton E, Frink; tax collector, Fred A, Hicks; bourd of relief, George Smith, Willlam Town, The caucus elected James Lathrop as chairman and Frank Hoxsle as clerk, Returned from Prince Edward Istand, . Having spent siv weels visiting her puvents at¢ Princs Kdward Island, Caa- ada, Mrs. Charles D, Heuver and family have yefurned (o {heir home pn fhe Hast Side, ler Norwich friends have learned with regret of the death of Mrs, Beaver's mothes, which eccured about a week ago. “Not Jail Hill Girls, A resident, of Jail Hill corrects statement reéently made that two sis- ters why appeared in a midway show at the Willimantic fair belonged to a Jail Hil family. He says (hat their former residence was in, Greeneville. The pbessure of ‘water at a depth of 300 feet is 43.31 pounds. LEDYARD REPUBLICANS | Fill Out Their Ticket for Town Elec~ tion. In a well attended caucus in the town hall at Ledyard Saturday- the re- publicans nominated the following ticket. Assessor—Edmund Lamb. Board of relief—George W. Palmer, David H, Belden, Selectmen—¥Frederick Edward E. Lester, Town clerk and town treasurer—W, L Allyn, Auditor—James A, Stoddard, Grand jurors—Iiifs G, Crandail, Asa A, Bheldon, Edward 1B, Lester, Collector’ of taxes~—Samuel L, Les- ter, Constables—Samusl 1, Lester, Tracy Smith, Charles A, Babeock, Hotuce I, Main, Rogistpar pf veters—Louis F, Avery, Hehool pommittee—Chariss 1), Gesr, Frederiek W, Burten was chairman at the causus and W, 1, Aliyn elerk, Smal] Rainfall Apout midRpight Friday there was a sifght rainfail ampunting 1o 36 of an inch, making the total for the month W. Burton, thus' fur 1.31 inches. The cily water supply is gxcelient, as Fairview is with- in 58 inches of full pend (Cleveiand is to vote on July 1 on a proposed new charter containing a Rroyision for semmission government. orders, Rheumatism, and Serious Diseases Follow. There are other symptoms, such as pains in the region of the kidney, nerv- ousness, dizziness, tired and wornout feeling, weak bladder, or urinary trou- bles, which are just as dangerous, for the ' slightest kidney derangement if neglocted may develop into the deadly Bright's disease dropsy or diabetes, 1t is not only dangerous, but needless, for you to suffer and endure the tort- ures of these troubles, for Croxoene promptly ends all such misery, There is no mere effectiye remady for kidney, bladder treyble and rheuma- tism, than Oroxone, hesauss it peachos the cayse, It seaks right Ints the kid- neys theough the walls wnd |inings, cleans sut the slogged up pores, nou- traliszes pnd disseives the peisenous uric asid png wuste matter, that lodge in the jab ng.muu‘i: apd eause thase {erifde Fheus aing, pnd makes fhe kidueys ¢ the poison from the bleed and drives it eut of the system. Phree doses pf Eroxone a daw for a few days I piten ail that is ever needed to relieve the worst backache or over- come disagreeable urinary disorders. ;)?uu will find Groxone differcnt from pther remedies. It is so prepared that it is practically impessible to take it without results. An original package of Croxone costs but a triffe. and all druggists are authorized to return the purchase price if it should fail in & Our stock of Watches and| Diamonds is large and we| solicit inspection. Ferguson & Charbonneas FRANKLIN SQUARE C. M. WILLIAMS CONTRACTOR and | BUILDER i | | | Estimates Cheerfully Given Tel. 370 216 MAIN ST, THERP 15 bo advertising medlum 1n Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- letin for husiness Iesulta | comfort. C. E. WHITAKER Successor to ¥. GIBSON, Tin and Sheet Muvtal Worker, Tai Asphalt and Gravel Roofs, Walks Driveways aprid ROBERT J.COCHRANE GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING 10 West Main Street, Nerv/ich, Conn. Agent M. B, ©, Sheet Paeking s, 85 Wese Main St. for Sanitarry Plun_1bing A pesn into an up-te-date hathreo is oniy less refreshing than the ba itself, During the summer yo: Wi the nove Jook fq the bath for bodil Wilj suew Fou samples an £ the porelali ad uiber cul al glve you catlmates Yor'tho wos ?pmnng“ cm fa in the best manmes rom a sanitary standpoint—and guar- antee the entire job. plans Nos. 11 to 25 Ferry 8t., MILL, CASTINGS a Speciaity, Orders Mecsive Promst Attentlon Babies! Seon they will be big boys and girls, and thelr faces will ba enly & memory, Bring the bables and we'll cateh thelr smiles, LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER Gppocite Norwich Gastugs Sosletsh J.F. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street