Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 16, 1913, Page 6

8 GOVERNMENT SAVES WESTERLY TREE Grading About Decaying Pine Special Police Officer Chase Finishes Season at Watch Hill—Opening of September Term of Superior Court at Post Office Costs $150— At the ndw Westerly post office building, the government has. enclosed the greater part of the site with a granite curbing between wh¥h and the 1ilding to be paved with brick. outs of this enclosure and in rear of the building a tall old ee in the last stages of life. Charles Coon, superintendent of Wi park, has been for years trying serve that tree when it was the park limits, but without . He has cut and trimmed t ower branches so many times, re- moving the deadwood, that nothing 1s left of the decaying tree but a. com=- paratively few top branches. Some government official imbued with the sentimentality of the Porter poem of Woodman, Spare That Tree, d the impossibility and i e that the tree be saved. considerable grading anite curbed enclos- S ithin the sec- grade being base of lar well around the and capped sed granite, 150. Experts e of money is ide nes with- a circle i1 expen impro John W. executive | of Dr. the of confer- ng on through da ns Iy which men sion on ob- d abdominal | exchange of | n devoted | includes for- and synop- subjects nced. It he Senator Louis_W. Arnold, Represen- tatives Joseph T. Murp Albert H. | Langworthy. J T vl T 4 | At the financial appropriation town meeting an made of $200 to | t is located in t | near the was e overfl wriain commi complished, and 1d M also commit- ! sterly, an out- team, winner of ~ 222 Clomens, of W f tha Lowell s | | | session of the su- | 3 Washington county Wednesday at Kingston with September The siding. Af- ng formalities oru in and re- | s | eonardo Bevelacqua, | indecent exposure of ! dford, was indicted. | in the | nd { point K Miller and Miss Ethel Rostrom, at Narragansett Pier. £ The court will come in at the new courthouse in Westerly, for the trial of the four Westerly cases on the first Monday in October. Today (Tuesday) is divorce day with a full docket. The petit jury will re- port for duty today. ‘When the grand jury was called Herbert Pascoe, of Westerly, was ex- cused as he is but twenty-four years of age, or within one vear o% the age limit as presented by law. Joseph H. Brown, Exeter, was dismissed from the jury by reason of non-payment of tax- es, In the case of Isaac C. Ellis against Horace Swan, of Westerly, and the Swan Granite company of Wood River Junction, the plaintiff asked to have the lease annuled. Ten days were given for filing of briefs at Providence. Ellis leased land at Wood River Junction of Horace Swan, who in turn leased the land to the Swan Granite company and Ellis wants the lease cancelled. The trover and conversion case of D. Anderson of New York, ce D. Dodd, formerly of two years agalinst New York.and for nearly a resident of Westerly, was continued to the November term. Henry E. Chase, special police officer for the season at Watch Hill, has been called in. Policeman Lanphear will be the solitary sentinel during the dreary nights of winter duty he has well performed for many years. Policeman Chase is now on day service i in Westerly village while regular of- ficers are attending superior court in Kingston. He will act as substitute officer during the vacation period and willl be at the head of the reserve force until next summer when. he will probably return to duty at Watch Hill. @ OF AN WILL NEVER S Local Laconics. Franecis Jaeger of Danielson a Civil war veteran who served in Company G. Eighth Connecticut, is here on a visit to his brother, George Jaeger. The superior court and the county fair in progress at the same time give impres Visiting strangers a false = sion of the real importance of King- ston. beth Buffum started Mon- where she will at- ‘*hicago, wedding of a school friend, 1th Terrell, who is-to marry | Carl Giddings, of Evanston, I Miss NOW Maggie Turano, daughter of Joseph Turna.o of W and Pasquale Peligvino, of Prov . were married Sunday, by Rev. id Peter McOsear, in the church of Im- e Conception Mrs. Wil Groton, summer the home of Mrs. Groton’s mother, s. Horace Babcock in Elm street. irned to Philadelphia Monday. They accompanied by Miss Abby Bab- and am M. Rev. who have been spending th at Mr: NCANK i g Husking Bee—John to be Firemen Plannin Singer Injured—Reception Given Home Department. B The annual clambake and outing of | the Deep Sea Lawyers club of New London was, held Saturd at Long Point. A fish chowder and clambake were enjoved, a drive taken about the and the return to the city in al jaunch was the closing of a pleasant | day. 1 ' ! Husking Bee. The firemen of the village are pre- paring for a husking bee to be held| on. A trip into the country will be made and the corn secured and after | the fun of husking it, will be returned to the owner. A dance will be given at the close of the husking. Eyes Escaped Injuries. John Singer of Davis court, while at work in the Palmer shipyard on the | bottom of a boat which he was caulk- ing recently, was struck in the face by brush full of hot pitch. His eyes wly escaped injury. He was bad, burned but is making good progress toward recover M Frank Carr and family, after spending several weeks at Long Point have returned to Scranton, Pa. They | will return another season and Mrs. | ‘arr has purchased a lot on which she 11 soon have a cottage erected. The illness of Mrs. M. S. Tryon of | Hlm street has taken a turn for the better and it is now thought that she will recover. Hore Department to be Entertained. afternoon the Home De- | Bl t of the Baptist Sunday school, | i ng of those members who for | reason are not able to get to the OMOTTOW Jarimme SHOULDER STEAK SRR T | BACON, Frontier Brand SR 14Y5¢ 10c Cooking COMPOUND SWEET POTATOES SPANISH ONIONS PINEAPPLES BBED iesssrii0sis 12V4e PANCAKE FLOUR 2 packages ;.....,... 19¢ Large Salt MACKEREL each T2 4 YOGS e SWIF1’S OLEOMARGARINE......... lb. 19¢c-23c FINE, LARGE EGGS, for cooking ....... dozen 27c { services, will be entertained: at the| church by the Mjzpah class which gives | them a reception. The affair com- | mences at 3 o'clock. The whole is un- | der the able management of Mrs. Wal- | ter Mosher. { All About the Village. | Misss iva Ashbey has returned after a visit to her mother in the state hos- pital in Norwich. Joseph Searing of New York is vis iting at Cove Nook farm. Mrs. Augusta Potter goes to Dan bury “tomorow to attend the meeting of the past councillors of the Daughters of America. Mrs. Potter will repre- sent Libery council of this village. Miss Ella Buddington has 'returned home from the sanatorium at Groton, !where she was under treatment for trouble with her eyes. Mrs. Frances Terry of Amagansett, L. 1, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James P. Brown. George Miller of Dorchester, Masrs., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | | { BEEF LIVER Fresh Cut—lb...... |0c PIGS’ HOCKS Corned—1b. ........ 11¢ CORNED BEEF b, .......ci.c ). 1e Stein-Bloc f NOW $ 7.98 Garters, 15¢c value - Only 2 Days More OF THE OF THE OCCUR AGAIN. $11.98 Peter Deveau of Pearl street. With Mrs. Miller who has been theres for some weeks he will return home Satur- day. Mrs. Susan Keddy of the West Side is recovering from iliness. Capt. Neil ¥owler has becn visiting Mrs. Fowler at the state asylum at Norwich. COLCV=STER Academy Athletic Club Organized— Democrats Nominate Town Officers —Borough Happenings. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Wickwire have returned to New York after two weeks' visit with Mr. Wickwire's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P, Baker are guests of Mr. Baker's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alden A. Baker. Mr. and Mrs, were week end visitors in town. Mrs. John Riley and daughter of CREAMERY BUTTER MALAGA GRAPES PIE APPLES CRANBERRIES Zquarty ) D0 e MINCE MEAT 3 packages .....,... 25¢ LOG CABIN SYRUP bortle’; ., . 5o . - 930 10 Bars ation, bilisusness and ussisfi intestines— you always get the desived resuits with Casearets. They end the headache, bilisusness, lar, dizainess, nervousness, sick, sout, gassy | for CONSTIPATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY? GASGARETS TONIGHT! DIME A BOX stomaeh, They cleanse your Liver and Bowsls of all the seur bils, foul gases and censtipated matter whieh is pre- ducing the misery. A Casearet tonight will straigliten 4 out by morning—a 19-cent hox PS your head elear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regu- and you feel cheerful and bully months, Ray Bliven of Salem! Great Bankrupt Sale Moran Stock! YESTERDAY WAS A RECORD BREAKER IN VOLUME OF BUSINESS DONE. TODAY WILL BE EVEN GREATER AND TOMORROW WE CLOSE THE DOORS ON THE GREATEST LEGITIMATE MONEY SAVING SALE @ EVER HELD IN NORWICH. FOR A WHIRLWIND FINISH WE HAVE MADE FINAL REDUCTIONS ON REMAINING STOCKS. VALUES LIKE THESE WERE NEVER HEARD Suits and Overcoats § reduced from $30.00, $25.00, $22.00 reduced from ; $20.00, $18.00, $15.00 : Men’s Sox, 15c¢ \?alue - 3 for 28¢ | Handkerchiefs, 10c value, 7 for 2B¢ Neckties, 75¢ and 50c¢ values i@ Shirts, $2.00 and $1.50 values, 83¢ Shirts, $1.25 and $1.00 values, B8¢c MAIN STREET ic 19¢c | O’BRIEN of Boston| MORAN STORE, All Fixtures to be sold at Public Auction | Thursday- at 3 p. - m. Hartford visiting Mrs. Riley’s mother, Mrs, ¥ Lombard Charles ade of Willimantic we a Colehester visitor Monday Miss Mary Spellacy of Eridgeport visiting at J. J. Conne Mr. and Mrs. R. J. S and daugt Florence Si r. and Mr sde H. Davis of Tondon and Richard Tarrant of guests of Dr. and M Bunday. The trip was made in to ing oars. Academy Athletic Club. THe Academy Athletlc club has or- ganized with the following office: President, Charles A. Blacker; vice president, Vincent O’Connell; secre- tary, BEarle Holmes; treasurer, Prof. R. A. Moon. The Academy football team was on the park Saturday afternoon for prac- tice under the direction of the coach. Mr. Tuholski Miss Cora Buell, teacher the Ransom school building, was at her home in Marlboro over Sunday. James Randall of Lebanon was here | Monday. Joseph Kelley of Middle his home on Pleasant street day. A, B. Lyman of Columbia was a Col- chester caller Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Kellogg of Baybrook are guests at The Homestead this week, ‘. Louis H, Baldwin of Middletown was calling on friends here Monaay, Harry Groobert and son Louls wers in_Hadlyme Saturday, Miss Minnette Norton of North Westchester was the guest of friends in town over SBunday, Clinten Joenes of Hebron was a week end ealler en friends in town, Ronald K. Brewn returned to New Yerk Menday moraing. Movies Well Attended, A large crewd witnessed the mev~ Rg pietures Saturday night, The fea- ure picture of the evening was Slavery ays, In twe reels. A social dance w held ‘after the sheow, Democratic Ticket Named, Phe demoeratic voters in.town held their caucus te neminate town officers for the election Oct. 6. A large erowd attended. The following were momi- nated: Selectmen, Charles A. Kramer, Guy B, Olark; assessor, Asa B. Tayler &gr three years; poacd of relief, 4 orten, Lega Breder; tewa ol in- f GREGORI TRAVELERS DIRECTORY. 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PARIOR, BXDRGOM, BATH. $4.00, rates week or month. ta carte. Also tuble. d'bote. . P, RITCHEY, Prop. Norwicii to New York CHELSEA LINE Fare, $1. Staterooms, $1 All outside rooms. Excellent Dining Service, Norwich, Tuesdays, and Sundays, b5.15 res, rsdays m. Leaves New York, Brdokiyn Bridge Pier, Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, 5 p. m. Freight received until 5 p. m. F. V. KNOUSE, Agent P- The Chels:a Sivings Bank The Annual Meeting of the Corpor- ation will be held at its Banking House, in the City of Norwich, on Wednesday, September 17th, 1913, at B | 11 o'clock a. m. CHARLES B. CHAPMAN, Secretary. Norwich, Conn - STUDENTS will find the largest and best assortment of Fountain Pens CRANSTON'S The Old Reliable BOOK STORE Where ail the needs of the students are looked after with | special care. | 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 oiier Lo the public iDe finest standara pran\\® of Seer of Europe and America, | 1 i | | Bonewian, Pusner, Culmbaca Bavariaa Beer, bass Pale and Burton, Mueir's Bcotea Ale, Guinness’ Dublin Steut, C. & C, imporied Ginger Ale, Buunker Hill P. B. Ale, irank Jones' Nourisa- .ng Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser. uudweiser, Schlits and Pabsa A. A, ADAM, Nerwich Town. epbone ¢47-1& NEWMARKET HOTEL, 715 swell Ave. s, Liquors and Cigars. Meals and n Rarebit served to order. Johp Tuckie. Prop. Tel. 42-5 | © 3. F. CGNANT 11 Franklin St. Whitestone bec and the J. F. C, 10a Cigars sre fne best on the market k them | Condren; tax collector, Edward C. | Snow; treasurer, Michael Shea; jegis- | trar, Charles H. Strong; constables, | John Bhea, Henry Bigelow, Harry Groobert, John Gahrman; grand jurors, A, F, Roper, Charles Bhailor, Charles -, Strong, George Kramer; auditor, 'ohn Slater; school visitor, John Sla- ter, Charles H, Strong was moderator and Michael Bhea clerk-of caucus. Coaticook Censtable in Trouble, Colebrool, N, H, Bept, 15.—The Co~ aticeek, Que., constable who arrested William T, Jerome there on a chargs | of gambling, was himselff “detained” teday by Chief of Police Kelly of Cole- | brook, pending the arrival of the United States Immligration inspector, It was alleged that he assisted pau- pers te' eroes the berder in violation of the federal immigration law, Wisde mef Nature, Perhaps nature had seme geod rea- son fer not oreating a rooster that could sing in the early merning hours like an epiele=Telede Blade