Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 19, 1913, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, SEPTE‘MBER 19, 1913~ s to confer with a committee from the Sodalitas to fix the date and make | arrangements for the annual reception given to the students of the Williman- WILLIMANTIC What Is Going On Tonight. Purinton Tempie, No. 2. Pythian Sis- ters, meets in K. of P. Hall. tic State Normal Training school. President Roy K. Downer, who is now at the head of the club, may have to resign and in that event his sue- cessor will be elected next Sunday. GREX CLUB MEETS. Plans Outlined for Coming Season— Customary Reception to Be Given Scouts to Drill at Carnival. child was such that after a. consulta- tion between counsel for the state and the defense, the case against Rice was nolled. DESERTER ARRESTED. George Kittle of Virginia Taken to Avery Post at Fort Wright. George Kittle of Virginia, who has Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam lette, of Falrview street, Thursday to New York. Mrs, Moliie Hempstead is in Norwich for a brief stay. Mrs. Ralpp Bass of Andover was in town Thursday. Mrs. Joseph Bergeron spent Thurs- day in Hartford. P. J. Twomey visitor’ Thursday returned was a New London e The Bov Scouts of Willimantic, Rob. | been going under the name of Rich-| Miss Etta McCullock was a Hartford Normal Students, ert T Fenton. scoutmaster, 'ars in a | ardson in-this city was arrested by | visitor Thursday. o ¢ | state of activity prior to their appears | two spectal officers from New Lon- |y g BleS S e . o lon o€ | ance in « scout drill, including & dem. | don Thursday morning. charged with |, Mrs. & Burton of Norwich was a R s s ‘ BTe8a- | onciration of first aid to the injured, | desertion from the United States army o of the fet > Meeting | 41 ihe carnival to be given by Cam- |at Washington, D. C. He was taken to [ Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Curry went for the 2 and ouiined plans | jony L next week. The patrol has new | New London and turned over to the |to New York Thursday. Rev. Wiilia teard Was meenn® | uniforms and they are te be equipped | army authorities at Fort Wright. Miss Evelyn Asher returned to and spoke Dolking vein | With scout staffs and other impedi- ST ! Wellesley college Thursday The matter 2 the room | Menta. The exhibition will be an in- Wounded by Splinter. James Haggerty, Jr., left here Thurs. that will be e Grex oiup | teresting one to their friends. While throwing wood into the boil- [ day for a stay in New York. in the ne ase came up for i< e er at the Latham & Crane shop Wed- | ;. and Mrs. McKinley of Valley discu s were left to Auto Outing to Hartford. nesday afternoon, Eneineer Abner 8- | giroct aro In Baston for 4 few diva. later meet h the club will hol, r of seve o o er 2 s atu = . ¥ 3 B e ciub Will hold | A party of seven voung men, tnclud- | PRK, WAL L Denetrated the fleshy | ~James P. Mustard returned Thurs- 3 & 3. Lincoln, Harry Tobin, Bd- | 0 ¥ 0\ " humb almost to the wrist, | 2y evening from a visit to Hartford. ward Larue, hur Casey, Willlam R, | Part o t E Friebie oG Wells and a. M SVarls | Mr. Sypher was treated at the hospitai | Miss Blanche Chartier of Taftville 1 5 P e e M elie: | and will be unable to work for several | was a Willimantic visitor Thursdag. x §5¢. Lolng (o Hartforh By Atts days. Mrs, Patrick Keena is spending sev- GETS IT fur Uorns the 5 v)gm"“!fl”!‘ \dly \“?:.J]']g: ::':,':‘ ‘" n"”l'n’v Tryer returned to the |eral days with Providence relatives, $d Lok e berformance of Co- | ¥ M. C. A Training school at Spring- | yry Charles Spencer of Mountaln Sural Ge S ]eml an’s Seven Kevs. One of the mem. | fleld, Mase, Thursday after & vacation | yireet was a Hartford visitor Thurs- 1 bere® ot e vty S0 aneroiond, | spent I Willimantic and Bolton 2 e — it he was starting for Norwlich, g John Fitzgerald is the gu. of s % fhe Corm Cure om & New Plan—| he discovered his ultimate destination. Girouard. i e o Gets Every Corn Quick and Sure, FRAT AT A pleasant surprise was given Dr.| ol oo Sl ) : ; Water Moets Tost Satisfactorily. | and Mrs. 1. &, Girouard, who sail Sat- | ,ME and Mrs. Frank T. Howle went nearly” « r Ha. i o monthly repert on the condition | Urday from New York for two years' | 2 o 5 a short a5d ha 5 $1 of e et hion | study in Paris, when the members of [SU4%: new " easy. Dalniess way- . e tam™PC | Council IFlorimond and Counc nt| Dr. W, K. Faatz has returned to ' ample taken by | Cectle, Unfon St. Jean Baptiste d | this ‘city’ affer passing a vacation in ntendent M, 8 Moulton, has | merique tendered’ them a reception | New York e b water to ba highly caf | at thelr meeting place on Center sireet. | Benjamin Carpenter has returne ehemical analysis fs sat. | A Pair of marine glasses were pre- |from Canada where he has been -visi i the bacterin fow in num. | sented Dr. Girouard-and a gold neck- | ing relatives. no colen-like (rvr):.u\ tions [ lace to his wife, There was a very Mrs. Vera MeDonald returred «nd mothing to indicate sus. | enjovable musical program, The pleas- | cently' from a two months s ey ant’ event "was brought (o a close bY | §iirthara Vinevara —— an exeellent "“‘-"(‘r 2 Dr, and Mrs. Louis I. Masen ret istrars Receive 200 Applications. FUNERALS, f‘dx\ Pi":‘fv”fl‘\ 8:“ ‘VE\;‘,\I' teuring car after registrar veters of the town — & month's vacatio iham, Patrick D, Denahue and Joseph F. Dawley. Mrs. W, Fitts of Hampten is the M. Young, were in session from | A large number of relatives and | BUeSt of Ner daughter, Mrs, ired Ma- Thursday at 15 Chureh | primnie Seom other places attended the | 500 of Hayden street an estimated number of | fyneral of Joseph F. Dawley at West- Miss Annie Mahar of Norwich was to he made amounting to | ford Thursday afternoon. Rev. Mr. |in this city Thursday on her way to hundred out equally divided | (gllins of North Ashford officiated. The | Farmingten where she is secretary at " - burial was in the Westford ecemetery. | Miss Porter's school. o Funerai Director Shepard of Williman- | A B Poud twha! has Uhpent nicipal les Cleared $967. | tic had charge of the services. month at her home in Canada ret n luring summe | Gen A eir._ ace with the John Sojia. s s “Talk About Your Corm-Gettera— a din ] o reas S e @A Wl wWea alngcon Do aived Ty ‘GETS-IT’ Surely is the Real 5 s was expended for la- | nesdav ame of his narents. Mr. | Mre” Adams of Valley str : rh - . maintenance, insu: and M == Sojia, in Windham. | Greely is a celebrated tr . we - 57 now_received amount | services took e at 3 o'clock Thurs- | - e B : Jluss ove v sid “there was irleanes RULh | . ;| Village Residents Revive Pro to g ; ' . ¢ would vote L Scham- | Build Highway to Groton Long B o! = Y Paiey 56 Main str imantic, Point—Arrangements for Rally Day = Evidence Clears Accused Father. | :heir many friends for the tad death of s village has net given 2 1 W E. Rice of Wil- | their 11 months old d: hter. 1 o or e ¢ with assault on his Ellen Chaprell. L Point is ¥ the D e & Co. The conrts |/the -a er of Joseph and Nellie | 210 TEeeiving B ahragt sy L sa'the | Chappell, of 418 Main reet, died gl the | Thursday -mornins of pnevmonia Auto Truck Moving | .. | ol | ey et A L SRCE | affa The evidence as to the condi- this village LONG DISTANCE WORK | tion and habits of the nine-vear-old St Paul’s Church Censscration: P ind hereby petit Addresst P. AL WEEKS, or "Phone | _ “A’J, gonsecration_gf B paur's ¥ orm_requiy ".u"»‘, Ja £50-2, $38-12 or 24-& Willimantic Ct. *a Y ‘.,‘, day, Sept. 24, at 10.30 ember 29 e e -8 noon. Bishop C. B. Brew oted down befor Ut G 'K | te | by Archdeacon Raftery « e i | a ay Plans. DR. . C. JACKSON, Deatist erbs | S . Al Bay Plans . 2 looking forward to the e Rally e Painless Exiracting and flavilng forpaitl e e R e ) e e b al power, ara | from last spring bhecause it Lol C Filling a Specialty efficlency, for | fittings of the chiurch BT boan 52 Main St 2 B ¢ s enriching blood, as | tained on time. Cler ol : & Telephone 1 27) | to _hig ,’.7 grade will r s estimonials y actual tian Liplatas . = ti ) vears. B e S ”B‘“fy i | Altruists to Meet. HIRAM N, FENN | v . Stirdey o New Hives | The Altruists winl r hold ol 3 gy Hood’s Sarsaparilla |yesiray o Xow Hacen of I nics e 8 b wi & ! iqx Willia d Lillian Lincoln have | Prown « V street. T for A e sold their m Adelbert | the winter will soon ou i s R it Local Small Notes. | ) ARE YOU PARTICULAR e Do h el ) Fire Girls are soor BAY V. SHEPARD [ 05 or anmiciuon. fenry 1 ndvew C. s e & e | ance? Your hair cut to con- o e apt. and Mrs. Henr v . ng EL" ORE & § | form with the features of qued Doafimaster 10kl EHeliGE, Potte wneral Girestar and Embalmer e e e maricos s (n en Tt | 1 - \naimer s perts 2% < || in Eakt Haritord, was in town Th i s | ELLIOTT?S || | Fla orth St. Jillimantic | BARBER SHOP, = == | " Mirs, Annie T 'T‘."C manti Cor. Main and Rairoad Sts. Personals. | from Good Groun el. Conn, i Over Hardware Store IR a CSpant TRt alled by the de —— ~ —— — Hartford | _Capt. John P to Daniel , Coffee went to Andover | e pYork after a A e M. Be who has been the liss Margaret Morrison he laughte Mrs. Kenneth turned from 8! n Provid | Mrs, « rh | — s = | New L N wi H Charles T. CI WILLIMANTIG, GONN ~ ki g = ] (A B dren have returne East Hampton | after a visit w atives. For Infants and Children. |, Miss Louise BEbIa £ | to” Providence clatives W 's and Misses' $I12.59 and $15.00 The Kind You Have Always Bought | on svccr =een B emen's amd MiIsses QU an . | ; | nie_ana Saai gone 1o Bears the 7. ooklyn ¢ os Signata.e of 42 | s s Suits for $7.50 | 1 For Friday and Saturday we have taken 30 Suits l from cur regular stock that were $12.50 and $15.00 and I marked thera at $7.50. | The lot consists of serges, blue, navy, brown and l tan, gray mixtures, noveliies and striped materials. : They are Suits that you can wear now until late in §| Fall and be in good style for early Spring, all this sea- son’s model, and lined with guaranteed satin. Your choice while they last, $7.50 instead of $12.50 and $15.00. THE H. G. MURRAY GO. Everybody needs it, of course. Everybody is going to need it mors in the future, too, when the earning capacity is less than during youth or middle-age. “Wherewithall” The best way to be sure to ha soms THEN is to save a little 1IOW —a little at a time, but that litte often. — The Willimantic Savings Institute H. C. MURRAY, President. N. D. WEBSTER, Treasur. — Furniture, Fair and Clearance dale at LINGOLN'S NOW GOING ON Big reductions in every department. Visitors to the Willimantic Fair spe- cially invited to come in to this big money-saving festival. LINCOLN'S Furniture Store Main and Union Streets, Willimantic Lewey have : rom a visit | day evening with friends in Norwich | ding Miss Margaret Joyce will return to inced tha | Groton this week after a vacation at be done 0! Soundview cottage caused by Ilness. | oters who have not Mrs. Walton Potter has returned |instead of waiting for such vot from a visit In Danbury | come “to the no-license rallies. some- Goes to Chicago Mesting. | thing they have rarely done and then | Miss Ethel Latham goes Saturday to | This vear automobiles will be gm- Chicago with the grand officers of the | ployed fo take e [e) . 8. About a week will be spent | j he town. Open air there. | held and 'nfliru;nt The sewing society of Charity chap- | Sl ant pdlences ter, 0. B S, will meet this afternoon | speaker this way many license at the home of Mrs. Amos Chapman of | voters who would not come to a hall est_Biyatic. | meeting will be reached. The automo- Home from Camp. | bile has previously been emploved in Miss Juliette Chester, Miss Hope | COnnection with no-license rallies in Burrows, Miss Irma Doughty and Miss | Killingly, but not on such a scale as Maizell Aiken, under. the chaperonage | 1S anned this ye . of Mrs, C. M. Chester, have been in ——— with relatives in Stonington camp on Gates' Island for several days and have returned greatly rested by the_trip. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Crocker, in thelr houseboat Happy Home, are in Mumford's cove for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Palmer are visiting for. a few days in Sag Har- bor with relatives. W, I_Splcer and sisters, Misses An- nie and Sadle Splcer, are visiting for a few days with relafives In Brooklyn Mrs. Charles Lewey {8 visiting Nor- wich friends. Remove at Once, ” Your Disfiguring » Buperfluous Hair ik Face, Neck or Arms The Guarantced Lignid Halr Romover It Acts Instantly whevever applied Les & Ouoond o Distributeres Priss $1.00, Beet PiL GRIM MFG. CO., 57 E. 28th St., N.Y. !v DANIELSON Invitations Out for Meunier-Hardy Wedding—Funeral of William H. Reynolds—Democrats Nominate One Candidate Too Many—Plan for No- Licenss Campaign. Postmaster C. A. Potter is recover- Ing from an {liness of a fow days. Mrs. A. V. Woodworth is teaching at Williamsville this week, substitut- ing for Miss Dorothy Day ,who is ill. Michael Caffrey, who has been a sur- gical patient in a Worcester hospital, has returned to his home in Booklyn. George Baribeault of Norwich was a Vvisitor “with relatives in Danielson Thursday. Michael ‘Longo has returned from a Worcester hospital in which he has been a patient for four weeks. He is fast recovering after a surgical oper- ation. Irank Larkin, who has ing a few days in Dar to his home at Sea View Thursday. Frankiin H ‘was a visitor son Thursday. Wedding Invitations lssued. Invitations have been sent out for he wedding of Miss Alboma Meunier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benoni Meu- been spend- son, returned Park, Mas: Williams of Bridgeport with friends in Daniel- nier, Broad street, and Philip Hardy, Montreal. The wedding will be at St. James church, September 20 at § am October 12 has been selected as the date for Rally day at the Danielson Baptist church. Convention Delegates. Rev. W. D. Swaffield, Mrs. Frank T. Preston, Mrs. W. J. Craig and Miss ‘e Spalding are the local delegates to the Ashford assoclation of Baptist churches, meeilng at South Willing- ton Tuesday and Wednesday of next week Commissioners’ Attorney Visits Sav- ings Bank. Attorney Ralph O. Wells, represent- the state bank commissioners In action ¢ t the Windham County Savings bank, was in town Thursday, making another Inspection | mmissioners 1. H. Cort- | tis, B M. Hall and F. O. Davis were | in ‘Danieison Thursday and made one | of their_regular visits to the coun | Brooklyn | ) wen and Mrs. i | ey exhibitors in the needle- department at the Woodstock were among these suc il in Miss Mary Wheatley has been en- ertainin furiel Fuller of Bes- Mr. and Mrs. C. S. W of Broad Attended D. L. Larkin's Funeral. Ay not only erburdened n, T nd John W n unexpired m ha i »ne more idate than it | m > on the offi- | How No-License Campaign Will B Conducted. There will b mewhat of a change cens my 1 Kil- | SUMMONED TO COURT, | Big List of Witnesses in Case of State Commissioners Vs. Savings Bank. Vartous officers Windham County at least one town ial, Frank T. | Preston, as town and treasurer, have been summoned to appear in the directors of the gs bank and offi | superfor court at Putnam next Mon- day, when the trial of the case com- mences, as witnesses in the action of the state bank commissioners vs. the | Windham County Savings bank All of the arrangements for the case have been completed, There will be no further delay in the matter unless something e seen develops o in_anoth. he case should bo completed and the depositors in- formed as to whether or not a recel for the bank -is to be appointed, as wought by the commissloners and ns opposed by the bunk officials and hun- dreds of depositors who have signed a petition against a receivership, Children to, Welcome Governor, Governor Simeon E, Baldwin will Be greeted by hundreds of school chil- dren from many county towns who will gather to réceive him when he comes to Brooklyn next Thursday as the guest of the Windham County Agricul- tural soclety, Fair officials have- in- vited the children to the fair and will admit them free on that dav. which should be an eventful one for them and for the governor, too, for they are preparing to make him feel apologetic over ‘the fact that he has not visited this section of the state since he has ‘been governor of Connecticut, by show- ing him how much he has missed. A ore Have New Form of Tax List. Within a ehort time from now Kil- lingly citizens will be called upon to flle with the assessors of the town & list of thelr taxable property. Thi year this duty involves one's becom- ing famillar with the form of tax list prescribed by the state board of equal- ization, this form being very much different from the ones that have been in use. It is more complicated and more complete and Will require some study from taxpayers that they All it out correctly, which they are fully competent to do Af they will only give the matter a little time and at- tentlon. Charies B. Hutchins, one of Killing- Iy’s assessors, now has some samples of the form to be used this year. These he will be pleased to show to anyone interested. The new form. re- quires a taxpaver to certify more in detail as to his holdings than has pre- viously been necessary garages and sllos being among other things enu- merated in the form and required to be entered by those owning such prop- erties. The reverse slde of the new forms is subdivided Into sections, with directions to the taxpayer as how to enumerate the lands, lots and choses in action, with a description thereof, that he owns. The reverse side is also glven over In part to a section where is to be listed taxable bonds or notes, with date of issue, Interest bearing rate, date of maturity, par value, etc. Aftention fs called to the change of form at this time at the request of assessors, who are usually called upon to fill out nearly 75 per cent. of the tax lists of peopietin town. While the assessors will always be willing to as- sist_anyone on any point pertaining to the making out of tax lists, there 18 a feeling that the making out of three out of every four lists by the nssessors by reason of the fact that taxpayers do not want to trouble themselves with the obligation is altogether too much to ask of the taxing officials, who are not tabulously compensated for the work they do for the town. The as- ors should not be expected to do this list making, though they are will- ing at any time to explain to a-tax- paver any point over which he may be in doubt. The tip Is for the tax- payers to come around for a sample form and post themselves as to how to OF COURSE! HUB Ranges bake better, quicker, WHY? because @fldfll and only| HUBS have better, bake and with less fuel of oven are heated more heat around oven—Less fuel, quicker SuiTn & ANTHONY Co., BosTON Windham County Fair, Brooklyn, Conn. 64th An Septem SEPTEMBER 23, E nual Exhibition ber 23, 24 and 25 NTRY DAY SEPTEMBER 24, CATTLE AND RACE DAY SEPTEMBER 25, GOVERNOR’S DAY The best fair in years now assured. Good Racing, Entertaining Attractions, Great Exhibit of Cattle and Farm Products. A Real Agricultural Show. Governor Baldwin will be at the Fair, Thursday, Sept. 25 Remember the dates and go to Brooklyn. electors in time for the ann meeting, were women. At the present time the T only two women appear on of voters for the town of Put by October 1, ten names will this being the number of wo filed applications made and probably the will be admitted to the right chige, for It méay very truthf said that there Is no danger women who applied on Thur experience the difficulty in pa admitignce test that some n been known to. num i to be defended by Atterne: sides in other ranges SCHWARTZ BROS,, Agents. Norwich, Cona. on Thursday ual town |has a summer home in Woodstock, 18 te {glve a public lecture on Korea in the names of | Congregational chureh Sunday .even- the lists |ing on invitation of the members of nem, but |the Christian Endeavor society. The be added, |lecture is to be an illustrated one. men who | Th senior class of Putnam High to be | school has elected these officers: Pres= aber that |ident, Gilbert Perry; vice president, of fran- | Aline LeClair; secretary, Edna Sure fully be | plus; treasurer, Barry Roberts. that the | sday will Rally Day. “sing the | September 28 1 sto be Rally day im men have |the Bible school of the Congregational [church and at that time Hamilton 8. fill one out The interest of women In Pnam to | Conant, state secretary of the Massa~ be made voters this year {8 attributed | chusetts Sunday School league, is to Goed Musleal Show at Orpheum. |in great part to tne cqual suifrage |Present and will make an address. At the Orpheum theater Thursday | campaign waged here in the spring and | The Misses Danlels of New York are evening the audience had the pleasure |to the interest in the question that |VIsiting with their parents, Mr. and of seeing one of the best medium |has since been maintained. [Mrs. F. 3. Dantels priced musical shows that has ever| A total of forty applications was re- | [Frost damage this week, it is evid- in the house—the Dainty Quaker- |ceived by the registrars on Thursday. [dent from late reports, amounts to as good an attraction of its |Eleven names previously appearing on [Many thousand of dellars in nearby kind as has been here. Lew Williams | the list were restered and names | LOWnS, corn crops being the hardest hit. |in the Hebrew character was a really | were erased. The total of voters and | John D. Hopkins of Fall River was | funny comedian and he was supported | those to be made is now about 1,300. (& visitor with friends In Putnam om by a company that was above the aver- | Thursday | Ee SRem ML hsieat Mumbers | Howarth and Cain Retain Counsel. | —— | were all good, the show as a whole | Judge Harry E. Back of Danielson | STORK BRINGS TRIPLETS, | living up to the reputation that pre- |has been retained as counsel for Lindley z ceded it here. I Cain, Putnam. new held in Brook- | Two Boys and a Girl Born to Mr. and Iyn jail in connection ~with arson e charges. Attorney Frank E. Howarth Mrsy, David: il Borman. population was v Samuel | Putnam’s given an Z e B. Harvey of Willimantic | v @ | nnexpected boost and one quite out of Trial of Case of Uncas Power Co. vs.| As yet a definite date for the cases | qn o cr Clo0 POOSE B00 OA8 G O hen Fred E. Shaw et al. Begun—Ten Wo- | 10 come to ‘;‘h“l oo “:;‘_'"”‘" s L David L. Berman of Chappell {the trial is gemerally agreed upon foT | sirect gave birth to triplets < men Want Franchise—Howarth and | i "o, 18 EOReralls, nevect WiGQ Jor | street gave birth to triplets, the frst | Cain Now Have Counsel—Autumn | Howarth and Cain will be tried t0- county for a number of years. The Festival at Pomfret. | gether (their pames appear Jointly in | (hilaren, at 10 o'clock Thursday night, the coveral counts in the complaint | fer, rbea gy Mot R id In the superior court here Thursday, | against them 1s mot known vet. When | dition’ was sutisfactory. Dr. Edward b einn 11 Holcomb presiding, | asked as to this, Thursday, one of the |} Perry is the attending physician. | {he trial of ihe case of . the Uncas attorneys in the case said that he did | The iriplets are two boys and a girl | Power company of Norwich vs. Fred |not krow and their weights range from four B, Shaw ot al, was commenced, but | Pomfret's Autumn Festival. |pounds and a quarter to four pounds | was uncompleted Thursday evening, are very much in- and ten ounces. The boys were born when court adjourned until today. o PO i factival (hat has | iTst, one at 445 zp. m., the otber at The case Is a civil one to court i |} ¢ i s Phis | 6.45 p. m. and the girl at 7 p. m. The | beem planned tor October 3 and nis | 645 P ¢ i which the plaintifts seek to recover | oven, P U Y "o mathing of a nov girl 18 the wealcest of the three chil- damages of $2,500 in connection with | T opramme thata has been ar- dren and on Thursday night her con- the complaint which they enter, the | Lie Bregratame Cias Fob VOO onte dition was not wholly satisfac The | complaint: setting forth that on April | F2REed Provides for para s, B o ire | Bermans are quite well known in Put. [5.7908, to which time the case dates | o ntertatming and. instructive, | Bam, where Mr. Berman is in business. back, the plaintiff company owned a |14 FD TC N CE S Mg i = |tract of land situated in the town Of|great interest in the affair, which, in| Boston has 1,500 union bricklayers. Windham, near the New England rail- | 5 wi, "Wl be to that towh what the road and the Shatudket Iver. @ aintir|f2ifs are to thelr ‘neighbors in the | | Betore April 6 o P towns of Woodstock and Brooklyn, | 2 . | company had ccmmenced to construct | where many are expected to come from Lee & Osgood Co is Au- |a dam build o0 . e liey i 3 [Jower on' the property in question. | €7 the ERVAL [\ | thorized to Refund Your Moa- ) [On or before that date, the complaintl (o WHEE specifies, the defendants or their a ober 7 has bee: srasl Put- P B e e e Tand of ho piain | nam lodge of 0dd Fellows as the date |ey if WENDELL'S AMBI- B R %n7 |for beginning the fall and winter a ff company and commenced the con- 5 7 T action o8 woaden Mtructures on that | tivities of the organization, which has | TION PILLS do not Banish all irt of the land covered by the She- |Erown rapidly during the past two ¥ v el bt A s yea hat date a class of . ket river and to A1l such structures | Jears. On:tha Nerve Troubles and put Vigor | with rock and stone from the plaintiff | candidates will be given the in e : PB % g |company’s land, the structures, it is e i nd Energy into your Body. orth, being the cause of pecuniary Heard About Town. o &y s Y damage to the plantiffs The new organ_ for the Methodist | ““At"%hat trhe the power company |church has arrived and is being in-| Are you a dead one? Have you lost | sought and recetved from Judge M. A. |stalled. The instrument will make a|ambition? Do you get up tired in the Shumway of the superior court an |wonderful addition to the _interior |morning? Do your hands tremble? Are | Injunction restraining the defendant |equipment of the edifice and its com- | you despondent? Have you lost confi- from further action of the nature com- |ing into use is eagerly awaited by the | dence in your ability to do things? plained of and the injunction has [members of the church Jon’t give up; arouse yourse been in force, a period of more| There will be no short calendar ses-| Don't glve up: arouse vourself richt five vears. | sion of the superior court here today |DOW. GO to Leo & Osgood and get a fifty he case grows out of a dispute over | (Friday) and not until September 26, |cent box of Ambition Bills Wou 4ot preperty boundaries in the vicinity of |as the amount of business rcady v g e Sttt Py g the lower plant and much of the evi- (attention does not warrant it . o socd onmoe TGRT dence offered Thursday had to do with |court will be occupled here todas e R L T e the case of the Uncas Power company vou have taken one box o The Uncas Power company is rep- |vs. Fred E. Sha al, ‘which' ‘com- [I&r . youThave teken D rfm‘;:y’;“‘ | resented in the case by Attorney John |menced Thursday Sl sipulinios. | prees 3 D. Hall, and former Congressman E.| Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Stubbert, Mrs. i;;“f o DEEESLIO W. Higgins, both of Norwich, and At- |John Burleson and Miss Nellie Burle- |self @ iney Charles E. Searls of this city. |son are to be the delegates from the| One box of Ambition Pills is as good Tudge Henney of Hartford represents | Putnam Baptist church to the meeting las a two weks vacation. For nervous the defendants, who are, as named in |of the church of the Ashford Baptist|debility, tired feeling, exhausted vital- he complaint, Fred E. Shaw, Oscar H. |association in_South Willingt on |ity, hysteria, loss of appetite, kidneys | Briggs and John T. Cuddy, ali of Provi- | Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. |and liver complaints they are simply | dence A sufficlent number of Signatures spiendid. Box of Wendell's Ambition re been secured to the petition ask- | pills, 50¢ at Lee & Osgood. Mail orders Ten Women Apply to be Made Voters. (have been T8 i d Made Voters.|ing that a clause be inserted in the|filed by Wendell Phurmacal Co., Syr- Coming into her own in Putnal o- < T porty. | iafs Orotan (Tong nt_plots are sol gards the right of franchise. The reg- | 25sesament of all the prof for $195 upwards on easy monthly pay- strars of voters in session at the [°W% ments. Tents or bungalows can be {strars of voters were in s @ Wit 3 i | municipal build on Thursday and Public Lecture at Woodstock. erected when first payment is made. one-fourth of those who came to file | Hamilton Holt, managing editor of | Jas. Jay Smith Co. New London.— their applications to be admitted as|the New York Independent and who | Adv, We Heat the Back of Oven —the others try to “get by” with covering the back with tin and asbestos. Made in New England Best in_the World