Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 27, 1913, Page 13

Heary Aller Soa FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS §8 Main St. (AnY ASSISTANT WHE! i " Nerwich, Saturday, Sept. 27, 1913, 'The everywhere in the eity that time perting will ceafer a favor "THE WEATHER. creasing cloudiness Saturday, rains and cooler west portion Predictions from New, Herald: overcast and cooler, with light ti the followed by clearing. considerably cooler. Observations in Norwich, Bulletin should bé delivered 8 a m. Bubseribers who fafl te ive it by by re- e fact te The Bulletin Ca St o g Today’s Weather Forecast. For Southern New England: In- local ;*Sunday probably fair; moderate west winds. York On Saturday it will be partly o fresh westerly and northwest winds and rain The outlook for Sunday is clear and e s, | WAR TIME-NEWS 5 0 YEARS 46D | Diphtheria at the Falls—Bragg Drives Army of Rosecrans lishes a Hack Ordinance Hurt. * y The following are extracts from the Bulletin of 1863:— | Sept. 21, 1863.—Diphtheria in its most malignant form has made its appearance at the Falls. There are several cases of it, one of which has proved fatal. New Montville Depot. Preparations are being made to build a new depot and establish a telegraph Back in Tennessee—Norwich Common Council Estab- —— Depot Master at Montville pening at the depot the father of the lad entered his home and threw him- self upon the floor with his throat horribly mangled. The physician thinks he will survive. No cause is assigned for the act. | _ Sept. 25,1863—Daniel R. Latimer, | depot master at Montville, was severe- 1y injured Thursday morning on board a vessel at Comstock’s wharf. It is feared his injuries would prove fatal. | funas. PUT $800 INTO e CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS. Ladies’ Aid Socisty Had Work Done at Trinity M. E. Churcha _ The Ladles’ Aid society of the Trin- ity Methodist BEpiscopal church held; its annual meeting this week and the following officers were elected: Presi- dent, Mrs, Costello Lippitt; vice presi- dents, Mrs. John C. Morgan, Mrs. Frank H. Allen, Mrs. Nelson V., Porter; secretary, Mrs, Frank Briggs. treasur- ! er Mrs. B. M. Newbury; charmain of board of managers, Mrs. Alvin Lewis. | During the summer a new oak floori was laid and new carpets placed in the! aisles of the.church at an expense of $800 to the society. Of this all but Asthma and Hay-Fover Cui Stay Cured. Don’'t be skeptical about AS- MOON the modern enemy of Hay- Fever, Hay-Asthma, Rose-Cold, 25“ Asthma. A trial of our remedy will prove in the worst cases, miti- gation at ouce and eventually & sure. AS-MOON s the only thing that ever gave me any reiief. L suf- fered so I could net open my eyes the third dose relieyed me, and cured before finishing the bot- tle. M. E. Stony Hill, N. L. Conn. Order through your druggist. Two prescriptions. One week's treat- ment, $1.50. Sold by all druggists. red to $300 has been paid, and plans for rais- ing the balance were discussed. A membership campaign was planned for the month of October and it was voted to continue the calendar plan of raising the Arrangements were made for dohn Wieland Gives Coon Supper to | Friends at Sheoting Club. | | The - Norwich - Business College Night School is your opportunity. It may prove the turning point toward success in your career. 1t takes GRIT to go to EVEN- ING SCHOOL and study after a day’s work, but the effort pays. The following records, reported fromi | at Montville station to replace the| Capt. Bates, Co. B, 18th Regiment, | USUal work of the fall and winer| Thursday evening & coon SupPer wE [l > e i i s - S . - v v e question for you to con- Sevin's pharmacy show the changes | qiepf:t destroyed by fire some time | who was wounded in the arm at Win- | mOnths. s ‘gh;nm\::nfia:nu?sfr\la“;d:r‘;llfirs\xéila:g e e e | A T e e in temperature” and the barometric | since. o | St e s, BlOGIy | FECBVEIINE | 4bPGINTMENTS MADE club.” "The supper was much enjoved 'l MOST of MY time, MY ability, i i T from . Gork, ang o o ihg | HougH he fears a partial luss of the fo By all and President Henry Eribeck and MY opportunity. oS 995 ofty of vratal has het EEteingsvencut | s DLt ot FOR COUNTY DIRECTORS | (hankeq Mr. Wieland for his hospitality ! % ao’izi oW, for & Wesk: bF | morerin » “huIf | New Norwich Propellor. willi e Rl . lin behalf of those present in weil Your chances of Pmm"‘lm“ in i 68 30,02 | Sizzled” state, making himselt quite | The new propellor Perit, built for|William H. MoGuinness Will Serve in | chosen words. The coon was killed in {;usxnrssll\v_nuld bfix g;e?}twyml:é Highest 76, lowest 52 conspicuous and obnoxious, A night|J. M. Huntington & Co., made a suc- This County for C. T. A. U. a 30-foot tree with one shot and @ creased if you cou ’ e i : Wieland of work we teach in our EVEN- i or two since we saw him, hat in hand, [ ¢essful trip down the sound. Her weighed 19 pounds. Mr. eland is 4 Comparisons. i delivering an oration with a power | dimensions are 160 feet long, 31 feet| The Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, presi- | ghooting master of the club and is also’ i ING SCHOOL. Predictions for Friday: Fair and|and voits that Demosihencs oaight | Wide, 13 feet depth of hold, and 700 |dent of the Catholic Total Abstinence | constable of Lisbon. | 2R IR N ‘warmer. have envied and gesticulating with |.tOns burthen. She cleared last night| Union of Connecticut, has announced i SRty ‘ot tea P 3 Friday’s weather. As predicted with | greater vehemence than ¥, Wood, Esq, | 10r New York under command of Ros- | the appointment of county directors Change in Masses. You can take any or all FULLMAN TODER TREAD TIRE southerly winds. and members of the Tierney Cadet Sunday he undertook to enlighten | c0¢ Huntington. Instead of the regular order of | - - Captain. Sherman on a proper observ= | School District Officars. geminties. They tpuludes NeW 1n | iuabacs Bl gt o the iaereEiande | i Tances 191 4408 Deri Rt REDUCE YOUR TIRE EXPENSE it e i Jance of the Sabbath but his speech | At the annual meeting of the West ! wich. Tolland o o CG‘!l“‘":SSvK-EfiQ- church during the summer months, the W. E. CANFIELD, Principal. RED R L = R Suo W _High | Moon, Was interrupted with too frequent| Chelsea school district Sidney Risley T Ly, Y, | winter schedule is now in vogue. From 99-105 Main St. and_annosance by using PULLMAN | I Rises. | Sets. [| Water. || Rises. | “hick” to jer him intelligible 0 | and W, I, Champlin were elected to the | 1ocry ¢, Tierney Cadet committee, | noy on until spring masses will be held® 5 TOUGH TREAD TaRES No ot | m I » = U b = || o m/the officer took him to room No, 1, |fionrd ror ihree veara: Josemh 4 Michacl Campbell, New Haven: JAmes u¢ g, 915 and 10.8) o'clock, the latter | es can compare with them from the | | City Hotel, where he will remain’ un- ) 5 MecDonald, New London; Stephen ! peine "high mass. The masses ha of delivering mileage and |23 [ BAT TRV 080 ha pas GbiATe % coreeng T with | o o el GoleT S0k (BHE Yy Sk ch, New Britain; Robert McElhone, { p2t% " don hela at 7. 8 und 9.80 tisfaction. Note the perfect 23 | si4s | %54 |l 1026 juage Young. 1 | Bromiey for treausurer; John W, 1 | Torrington; James Nelan, Waterbur: ‘p, s E cups, very desirable for this|Z¢ g4z || ass f ause) Fudse s = | phy; clerk and A, I, Davis, collector, | p. . Gearey, Stamford; Vincent Hag. | 1K G For sale by e g4z || S0 |l Morn. | Grape Crop Fine. | . The Central schiool'district board of | gerty, Tiridgeport. Another member | e 27 | 83 | lbee 32, The grape crop this year is un- | cducation makes report for the yeir| will be appointed on the Tierney Cadet & i The C. S. Mersick & Co., |3 | 831 | " & |gsually large and the fruit is fne, | aE Lo psklnaiion ob e Qttice 10l conmittes; . the “appolmisent. probably |- A’ tank of @il th RS yses o U8 NO . — -— | The native grapes in the swamps are 3, e | 3 ZISLEr | going te Seuthingten. | Jew: ¥ &0 o L] New Haven, Connecticut, a3x hours after high water 1t i low | in full Vet gl GrsiGeivkes s il attenidanee of 788, fall term; | SO ‘o Jouthingten, o | spur track near Tafts station and is ® Dealers in High-grade Automobile and{ 1'0& Which s followed by flood tide. | japz0 amount of wine will be made, | @ AHET T Bl ;‘.\:ééj MISSIONARY SOCIETY'S OFFICERS | NOW being unloaded for use. Motor Boat Supplies. s A Louisville report states that our : % : e — talog MR Gl Seginkt. GREENEVILLE NEWS |army under Gen. Rosencrans has been : | Elected at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Personals. ataloz eq it | badly beaten ana compelled to Tetreat | Telescopic. Church—Mrs. E. M. Newbury, Pres.| John Rankin, Sr., is spending a week | DAY . e = Fifteonth Birthday Anniversary Ob- | to Chattancoza by Bragg, with heavy | William Grosser of Boston will glve | <1 Sl g in"New York. adies [} ]ng ags i Pk ki reinforcements from Lee, Beauregard |-the public an opportunity to gain a | S — e St ST L S | and Joe Johnsen. The military occu- ftelestopic view of the heavems on| . 2 The gutters along Norwich avenue Thursday evening Frank Lajeunne of | AR of the telegraph prevents the | Friday and rday evenings. The | ,firPi‘m‘a"\?i"fln'nflerflfl":c_flft !h; g‘cgeps are being graded. POCKET BOOKS, North Main street was surprised by 15 | F4Rsmission of further newd. e e Tranblis sauare [4ty M. . church was held Thursday|* weralyand Porier of Putnam is the LETTER BOOKS friends, n;n““a;_i) m}mg the 15th anni- Norwich Hack Ordinance. | : i s‘ 2 ht Y‘ 4 " | afternoon in the church parlors, with| guest of Norwich avenue friends. | » b versary of HBis birthday. Games were | Sept. 22, 1863.—The Norwich com- | ussian Squadron at New York. a good number in attendance. Offi- i e will find the largest and best] riayed and_many popuiar songs were | mon counéil meeling adopted a hack | * Sept. 26, 1863.—The appearance of. a | <ers for the ensuing year were clected | ~iltred Peltlor, weaver in No. 4 BILL ROLLS AND rendered. Sandwiches, lemonade, cake | ordinance in which the public stand | Russian squadron in the harbor of |as follows: President, Mrs. Ernest M.| mfll, is spending two weeks in Willi- assortment of and ice cream were served. The guests | Was made in Union street square oR [New York begins to excife considera- | Newbury: vice presidents, Mrs, James | mantic BILL BOOKS. : presented their host a handsome scarf- | the east side thereof. Daytime rates | ble curiosity. - The two [rigates which | Dodge, Mrs, Frederic W. Coleman, Mrs, - s ‘ q Lo . pin as a token of their esteem. in the\city for carriages were made | arrived there tkLis week are formidable | George Scrivener; secretary, Miss Liz- Henry Majeune of Occum 1is passing An entlrely new line )\llt re- z - 25¢ for 1 mile, 35¢ for' 11-2 mile, and | jooking crafts, one carrying 51 guns | zie Fellows: treasurer, Mrs, John Mor- | a few days with his parents in New o A Congregational Sunday School Rally. | 50c for anything over that distance In|and the other 46. The Russian trade | gan: corresponding ' secretary, Mrs.| Hayen. |ceived, embracing all the new- 3 The annual rally day of the Greene- | the city; double rates after 10 p. m. | does not req any protectiol now | Costello Lippitt. —_ | & at ;uuel L‘lodngrogz;'nnn.ll Sunday school will | car mfe‘go d‘[mrrf‘:(;m 1:1;\":‘91 )sflh if t0 | more than it ; there | Plans for the usual winter activities| Fverett De: of Norwich ave- | est shapes and sizes. be held in the Sunday school rooms | C 3. Carriage for wedding is no apparent r their visit, | jiscussed and a s 2 ) ad attack | cn“"s"'fl",s Sunday at 12 o'clock to take the place | to and from a party $2, by the hour | It can be only to s i e (‘h’:*dgiuh}‘;::';‘; Wk Aeied] ot e (Uil We ki " lin o of the regular session. Idward Hill, | $1, ‘s!mgh [\*,\' t;w lhr i qwax‘r_x‘:‘-fvl-nl;‘;‘ servajion on of the lout. A pleasing solo was rendered by | | e lave a very strong e > general secretary of the Y. M. C, A.|Or from steamboat < Hdren { ¥rench in the Gulf of Mexico. If this| Mrs." Eugene Bowens. An - excellent| After spending a week with relatives J The Old Reliable Wil address tho school. Miss Mary | alf price under six free | g | De the case they have come on a gdd supper Was served by the supper com- | here, John Rankin has returned to ‘;Ofs SHOFPING BAGS at all Rogers will render vocal selections and e chool distric mission for French require to be [ mittee at the close of the business| Providence. ! BOOK STORE .\Hlss o) zab(:il}h Lane will give violin :,\h;: fvlllll"]\\‘mu"-":'7;;;\’ mfl“»\'h Dieeting | l(}nked jafterjust at Ihtsd:tmo_ The | sesgion Wha & Sobial Hour wis passed. prices, from $1.00 to $10.00. | selegtions. There will also be recita- |1as ight: embers of rd 1o | visit of the Russian squadron seems o= Bamond Greshhalgh "ot Noktn B s Where all the needs of thejtions and singing by the members of | serve till 1365 John W. Steaman: |{o indicate a iriendly feeiing towards | CBITUART. e Ol anags, whers he |See our line hefore-you pur- ..y |the school. The school room will be | Henry L. Clark, John L. Denison; | this country; and if France should | ey o s has accepted work. ik students are looked after w;t}q prettily decorated with flowers, Miss | treasurer, H. IL Osgood; clerk, Mason | enter into a war with us an ally of Nt e Davis i R | chase. Alice Taylor and Mrs. T. A. Perkins | Kinney. | the rebels, Russia might act as a 2 Joseph LeBianc of Norwich avenue . : : | B > 63.—T1 S ] Ann Maxla Davis, wide £ Ja et P e S s > . ST e o ot and Soiort | of Towett ey, Tormaeris. of the TIECR | Solmtn” sns a3, P70 | Davis died" ot 1130 wolock pviday | Tl spend the week end ot bis former | Newest things in FINE McDougall are in general charge of | Comnecticut Volunteers, has been'ap- | girong force und they are to be joined | foranoon following an extended tilness : e — ' |ISTATIONERY for Social Cor- the arrangement | pointed assistant adjutant general with | by five more vessels of a smailer class. | U S e S WL S Frank Pearson has iglven up work Eme | the rank of Captain and ordered to| "o = dispatch from Rosencrans ai|yjoh malden hame was ann Maria |, e Ponemah mills and has gone to | respondence. Took Prizes at Brooklyn, jigeport to, Geniakrerty on whdso fl::: | Chattanooga ched W hymi:mnm_\'@ - | London, She passed practically her | Work for the Connecticut compuny. | Friends of Fred W. Newton of West- | 1€ has been 1 afore 8 a8 | terday morning, He says his poition | 0} p Wrie 5 wpvets. el 5 e minster will be pleased to hear - thak] senfor aid-de-camp. = te hae |18 IMpresnabic and he invites an| Wadie dire i thist city Wherh 816 Wai |, ' Mk and Mes. ‘Hie), Cérigon, ana'| The SWAN SAFETY he was awarded a large number of | e sttacle at tob Sl Sxopne 25 L alincic served in the Civil .war and died in | [2mily have moved from Canada to : premiums on Vegetables at the Brook- | been Sraded rolled and put fn COm- | Gunboat Connesticut Took Btockado’[hgs v ARTati0 e e Med in Taftille, taking up thelr residence at |[FOUNTAIN PEN is the only Iyn fai Sl S o L i Runner. | Mrs, Davis was a member of the | NO. 6 North A street. Halwin. a0 hie paEi pe Wt b \Banxlg : clhxlcramaugua he| The prize steamer June (British)|Broadway Congregational church. She pen that does not leak. 1 n an s party py Everett Che battle at Chickamaugua on_the |, - 11¢ DOZ% = some e | has resided with her granddaughter, . : : e | has arrived at New York. She was ghter, W }*‘"““)”.‘q":d was complinfented by them | 19th resulted well for us, — We ‘lost | 235 SFEVES 85 S, TOFR THE FER ) Henrictta Davis, of No, 14 Orchard BORN, e have a new supply and or his fine display. The exhibif of | about 600 killed and 2,000 wounded S it Connecticut bstreet. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. | O'BRIEN—_In Boston, Mass, a son. |cuarantee every pen. LS “””‘;";"d special ;Iflt‘mmn,k‘ }:md took three pieces of artillery, R o . in which the | Eliza Ann Scott, Lewie Cromwell, to Mr. anq Mrs, Wil* | gU o he inscriptions on the pumpkins Tragedy at Baltic, gy fr.e Nonr ok Feisd e red,O'Brien, formerly of Noank. e atinte o e oup ; | Connecticut_tired 30 round shell and | Wil e O T 2 noon while some little boys were | a part of her cargo of cotton. She is| The.interest of Frederick P. Latimer| : b Stebart ©° N GEO. A. DAVIS, 25 Broadway Visited in Jowett City | playing und a platform car near iron vessel sidewheel and was built | in the New London. Telegraph was | BURPER. .1n Plainfield, Sept. 24, 1913, |° A y 7 CE e e e . ‘qu,mfl‘.namc depot, one of them named Den- | at Bristol, Eng. The cargo consisted | purchased Friday ! by Charles H. Jarstiem Sl Ll LU stoirs. Wililam P. Greene of Prospect | njs McCarthy was pushed upon the | of 200 bales of eoiton, 3 tons of to-| Thompson, who has been business ; Sirect and Mr. and Mrs. Aroold Mur- irack ang one wheel of the ear passed | biieco, and a scall quantity of thrpen- | manager of the paper for the past MARRIED i v L and Mrs. ! jearly over his body. 1t is thought he | ttne, together with the vessel valued ! three years. ol ek Alice Murdock of Boston, guests of | unnoi recover, While this was hap- | at $100.000. o et T%, 10T by Reve Willtam Harels I Greene, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. | C47not 2 g o Ty sepe. 1x 1o by mev. witem Harri || FERTIL IZER Stebbins of Jewett City” Thursday. | — - - Will Move to Holyoke. AT e Ll B Mr and Mrs. Arnold Murdock ‘and | ' Lewis H. Scranton, formerly sales ; % il Mo GROUND LIMESTONE { little ‘daughter left Friday for Clark's | SENT TO JAIL | GORNTY SUNBAY SCHQRES manager for the Thames River Special- | " & e comie b AIR SLACKED LIME. :"’r- ;\’l\e-’fidth‘iy a-rre g\;wls of ex- FOR ASSAULT ON GIRL. | NOTIFIED OF CONVENTION. | ties company at Montville, is to move Carl N.' Matthewson and Miss Edna | Brick, .C S et u stmaster and Mrs. Jewett. o Sy | Bl | from New London to Holvoke. Mass,| L. Ashley of Plainfield | rick, Cement, Sand, Lime, al { ' = Herman Santofski Given Sentence of | Fourth Annual of the Association Will | next week, where Mr. Scranton is| NEWBURY— New Lon- | hard Plasters and Prepared ! Injured in Pittsburg. Three Menths. | Bo Held at Greeneville Church, oy r_‘;_*:;erb:’;fx:;gvdwflflmcm oo Totonher i Newhura ot || Reoflng. y { _ Omer Caron, who was injured the oy e % i ks Waterford and Miss Edwina D. Mor- | Best Roofing Piint in the LARGE STOCK OF FIRE ARMS t of the week while employed in| When the superior court came in| Notices have been sent to all the| San O Now LonObIT e i o | ey o ANC KHAKI CLOTHING. !x\:\_trgcz‘wn work in Px;tsbul . Pa., is | here Thursday morning at 1028 Her- | Sunday ool superintendents of the | NCRWICH TOWN — | Fill lioe- o Sower Plgs QUALITY DEPENDABLE Roath strect. A Caron atlves 2D |fngn Santofski pleaded guilty to mak- | county calling attention to the fourth | IRV E S e 3 _DIED 3 ! bad cut on one of his arms when a | ing an indecent upon a 10- I convention of the New London | Social of Hely Name Society—Mrs. W;{}‘g‘é"‘ “!'l'.‘.Mg:;la'hl-mb"‘{'_r 5, 1913 1 THE UPS(?_N WALL BOARD PRICED JUSTLY piece of steel slipped off a chain, year-old girl an hill. | County Sunday School association,| James Moffitt Tells of Ravages of | Funeral service at his late home % IS INEXPENSIVE WATER REMINGTON, ITHACA, COLTS B Fats Judge J. Desmond | which will be held at the Greeneville| Brown Tail Moth and Damage from | Fourth strect, Sunday afternoon, PROOF AND IN HANDY and other woll known makes and U.f . Thuhrsday Evening Mestings. | made pleas for the accused and both | Congregational church in Norwich on| Drouth in New Hampshire, Tobemetey: % |§ S1ZES. " N The Thursduy evening prayer meet- | claimed the accused was drunk and | Saturday, Oct. 11, 1913. Sessions will | INTER—In Norwich 24, Annie H M. C. AMMUNITION. ings of tho Fedorated church will be | the'child was not hurt. It was stated | be held dt 10.50 & m. ind 2 p. m. for | Parish hall was prettils decorated HUNTER In Norwich, Sevt, 24 Annie |} Largest Storage Capacity transferred from the Methodist church | that Santofski is 42 and is a suc helpful add conferences, annual | With bunting Friday evening for the | Hunter, aged 70 P . DEALERS SUPPLIED u’r_‘n Eleventh street to the Kederated ! ful farmer. | Teport: ‘tion of cfficers. Hen I‘m‘im«l dance this season given by the 59;}'“‘9;““ “‘M\'““ & o A m C'ty HUNTERS' AND SPORTSMEN’S/ church on Central avenue for the State’s Attorney Hull did not ask | D. Johns | Holy me society of Sacred Heart SYERRIT NERSel . l,‘, 1 o ",“"_ 4 month of Octobe! for ere sentence and Judee -— — | church. There was a large attendance | [EPY 3% at3 oeleele, Burial in fam AN ABPENTEH e E y T @ severe sentence a = Maplewood. NANTS GIVEN ATTENTION. ks R A L L FOR NATURALIZATION. {ang mucn entbusiasm shown for the e e e, N C . Personals. three months. | i = object of the dance, which was to raise S A o Bhe : T Sy sonan DS b . Session Will Be Held in Norwich and money hfur‘H:;?“domunsh(rariun O OCH e T e s Ha R htor s Home, Mk Tel. 111 23 Commerce St. o visitors in Greeneville | CHURCH IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY | 2. The Cadillac orchestra of three | Eliza N. Scott, Beech drive_ Monday | o 0 were visitors in Greeneville Lghdales New VLorfden- | pieces with Prof. Drew, director, fur- afternoon at o'clock. Burial in | : | i Pt R .| nished music for the dancing which | Yantic cemeter @l | Heard * of Work Done During the| The naturalization court will hold its | Dished mu foa iy | Y 1 M, b AT B | rea &, s o7 omwel avenme 1o Summer a4 Second Gongregations! | anual sebcion ot tha. Comriheuge 13 | hegam al §3) dClock: Durinethe in: | SHEEMAN_ Suddenty 1o Eriaeese| MISS M. C. ADLES : the guest of his brother Charles in| Church. New London on Thursday, Oct. 2. On |/t n;,‘,:','n,{f,;eirm:;‘r':ng“e‘;:nf:';”',' 08, 8. Mecall, aged 20 years 1 | Co v e % The Church Improvement Society of | I 2 . prepuratson for | pfo Yok O R % | Notice of funeral h mpany - the session, which is presided over b; ngsley, Joseph Lynch and John Hub- | ¢upvemp In Bast Greenwich, R. L. | After a visit of three weeks with|the -Second Congregational church |, justice of ihe superior courts a gov. | Pard: LRy Abus . wite-of dond' 3+ ! il SN 129 Main St.; Norwich, Conn. | fcl2tives ana friends in Dorche .| met Wednesday afternoon with a it omcind. o Gl N e T ardon | Spencer, aged 69 ve : BACK FROM NEW YORK. 3 + | Mrs. Joseph Lemoine has returned. [ z0od4 number in attendance.Reports | Friday afterncon from 4 to 6.30 Drouth, Brown Tail Moth, Severe| Funeral Sunduy. Sept 24..at L p om. | | Adles ras returned with the T H T S 9 DT AR = s 3 were given on the work of the sum- | COUrthouse to make a preliminary Frosts, Bimnara Spencer. . Relatives and | new fall styles in Transformations, the wood BT wa R ity True of Not- | mer, repairs having been made In the | ATnation of applitants. At the ses-| yrs. James Moffitt returned Thurs- | friends arc Invited to attend without |new device which takes the place of C g Tends recency. "Bee 1 dnceneville | chiurch, new-carpets and cushions pur- | RS0 OF the RIS Lo et Jues. | day to her home on East-Town street | - further natice g old time, ugly, artificial looking P e LLIAMS férmiietly Dastor. of ' tha i dr‘}‘ffl“ S| chased and new interfor decorations ap,fl;r':“‘; ltfn‘:,,nflm“‘:h;“!‘-’?w”fi.:‘ % |after passing two months in Deering, | BURKE—In I e et A R0SAN- | wig; fine stock of Imported Hair, etc. chureh on Comtral e oue 0" Bantist | mae by the Luciety together with the SUPUSAIT Lonfing o BnoW ‘s fitness | H, “The drought mithat ssction hzu:i .na Hughes, wife of James Burke. e hen th 14 ks NalaRstmuinsil CONTRACTOR Bivorce Suite: | sbdwed the society o be inskpodcom- | ragonmendsta thes court:the. Eranting’] g .o sein during thess manths, shat | gy 1n Putoam, Friday, Sept. 26, Ask Miss Adles about Tomique. The following divorce suits have| In consideration of the work done | "‘l‘"‘“‘;"‘_d""vt‘:"}pm = : and withered, the trees from an emi- | prrsd servioos will be held at his Jats | 308 Main Street, mext to Chelsen Bank, and been begun and are returnable to the | through the summer it was decided o | (/X0 order Lo become a citizen of the 'nence look as though a fire had swept | * residence, Sunnyside street, Tuesday, | <Teiephone 652-4. sepsad superior court of New London county | devote efforts curing the fall and ‘win- | -0 (66 02 b h ."“,‘g" WOEL s Daxs through their tops. T scourge of Se: 30, at 10.45 o'clock. Burial in BUII | the first Tuesday in October: | ter along the lines of soctal work, | MUst h :]‘ 2 rl!‘- i ““;“”‘ BVe | the brown tail moth is very great— Slatersville, R, I | Ul LDER Dorilda Bergeron Newman of New | Plans for social work were discussed '?12'{»;‘?“-\’? t .n;‘e n‘ux'\hm Qrs m*j spite of the work of'the state, their [ London against Benjamin Newman of | and it was decided to hold no Christ- | P2Pers two ve prior to the granting s fill trees and bushes. | of the final ones. Application for final 1 | ] . . A o ¥ parts unknown, on the ground of cru- | mas fair this year, The 1913 pennies | O “he fDal ones. Application for fina) early summer frosts killed the 3.0 Estimates Cheerfully Given |ty and desertion. They were married | distributed as sced : Ma: oy oo e e i el ol oms in that vicinity so there HUBGH | l]r E I"u i s * | Wilson, both o New London. They | St 5 AT The frost of the middle of August des- N = | . - were married Aug. 1 Y P Untiaimeds: Lottars: [troved the whole of the gardens so 15 Main Street. |} we are showing new pat- 3 7 The list of unclalmed letters at the | that string beans were all that ma- i ¢ HC I 1 - ¢ : fhie % £t 5 ¢ erns in Cut Glass, Sterl- AF| Past Noble. Grands | Assosiation, N Norwich postomite for the wack ending | tured for the table this summer. Be- y | : 3 ewbury—Morgan. { o o 1 5 fore Mrs, Moffitt's return for three 3 1 " Thames Rebekah Pas Noble | Chri P e Newhuis Sebt,. 27,7 1913, follows: . A JIorg ~2n - Hofitt o 5 4 /| ing and Silver Plated DAN MURPHY i i . Noble | Christopher G. Newbury of Water- | Aljard, ° Bossie Amberlake, | successive mornings the thermometer - - & co. Grands' >Clation et Wednesday ford and Miss Edwina D. Morgan of | Barn 1 s stood at eighteen degrees above zero. W Ales, Wines Liguers &na Cigars | 3 0oimonn Bl e e hors: Mary | Now London were rried Thursday | Boise, J. . Coffey, Mrs. :. Corliss, | e | ArSe tertat g ; 'S | evening in that city. They went un- Mable Gieene, Rev. Edward Gry | Missionary Barrel for Nebraska, P were entertained wit sic a 5 2 i ry Ba 5 g : | Corner of Watar and Market Sta A sl b music: and i gitendsd to the parsonage of the First | kcis, W.-C. Harinon, Di B Hlanion | s i M as Lokt iah e —AND— '} We carry the best makes S egational church a he cere- | Mr. HIil Daisy Ker- | firat Congtegationad eb ¥ b % O | e o B Yela vl oy o ol emiooalichuraliig o snest '} in above lines and will ryan’s Discovery Rev. J. Romeyn Danforih. The hour | j rouis S s itk e e | o | : | James ‘A. Marcuisee, Herman Mazthe- | prepare a barrel to be sent to Rev . 1647 _Until Mr. Bryan and the German | Was 7.30 o'clock. After the ceremony | gen, Joseph IPolewarzsk, Agmen Re-| i Mrs Jomm Smith and their fam- N Guarantee Prices. Kaiser showed up 1 Mr. and Mrs. Newbury left on the 817 s AMes Telen Hilsabath: [ Rocha, | o = | d 2 2 | gende, Alice Tyler, Elizabet oche, | y1y of Princeton, Nebraska. There are never realized how much notoriety | ¢Xpress for a honeymoon trip to New | Eva Sathaer, Tripp, Walter Zachar. | g, 1l child in the family and RTTEY H . d could be gained by the simple process | YOrk. = sssdiels vt ol e e S S i Lady Assistant. | ngraving Free. of turning up one's nose at the rum | They did not apprise any, of their Mission Work in: Sauth Carelina. Telephone call 22x-3. o 1861 devil.—Hartford Times, | friends of the date of the wedding, but | - PR ; e . preferred to bc married quietly, = It | Under the nuspices of the Woman's - i effer (o ing public iie Nnest standara Was Enown thart the wedding was to be | Home Misslonary society Mise Russell | Second Blooming. Hersy k. Chres. Win. Smith Allen. | i1} €0. I, DAISS braads of Beer of Burope and America, #oon, but the date had been kepi & |O0f the Browning home in South Caro-| A pear tree has blossomed for the { Bebhewalan, Fisner, Culnbach Bavariaa Beerot, lina spoke before a large audlence at | Becond time in an orchard on the Scot- NEW FALL SHOES Ieer, sass Fuie and Burton, Mueir's Mr, Newbury formerly operated ‘a |he Trinity M, H, church Wednesday |land road and fruit has been gathared Booted Ale, Guimness' Oublin Btoug large dairy farm, IHe sold it peveral | evening on the worlk carried on at the |from it. Ladles Fine Shees, Patent Gun Gy O Jmporied Ginger Ale, Bunkel montis ugo und recontly purchased | Homa. Holos wero rendered by Miss —— : Metal and Dongola, latest styles and SHORT SEA TRIPS . B. Alo, irank Jones' Nourisa- Bound View farm in Jordan, where he | Pearl Jackson, ’ Return from Lyme. colors. See our special at $2.50, $3.50 [ 2 ing Ale, Bteriing Bitter Ale, Anbeuser, - und his bride will resids, — — 4 $4.00, Norfolk, Old Point Comfort, Richmond, “udweiser, Schiits and Pabst Funeral Dll'e“fll' Mrs, Newbury I8 the daughter of Mrs,| On Bteamship Affairs Committ Mr, and Mrs. Frank Weaves have |and $4.00. Baitimore, = Washington, = Bermoda, A. A ADAM, Nerwich Tow Henry A, Rogers, Jr, wife of Dr, P o ¢|Foturned to théir home on Weast Town | pp ANK A BILL, 104 Main Sf. [S=v21nab and the South. g Rogers, of 548 Williaimg, street, Bhe | o " JAitondance upon tie mesting of | street after passing four months with - i ain St. lepnone 447-1& DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Smite 46, Shannon Building Take elzvetor Ghetucies street Cance SLoGE rfi?fl% is M!l‘:”l“"s“}'} mi_.;:, Easiern Connecticut equal 1o latin for business r. L8, in ule and Embalmer 76 Prankiin Ht., Bullstin Butiding, Telephone 642-2 Prompt service day or night. Lady Assistant, ngd-u 11§ Broasdway Opp. eatre, lfmumm 848-3 WHEN you wai Bess befers the publie, there is dium bsiter (han through ihe s celumsns af I Mulletin. t 1o Put your bus; o m Yeriis. was formerly 4 npurse in a private ho pital in New York gnd for the past| ew months hds been p nurse at the Lawrenee hospital in New Lenden, FUNERALS, Nirs, Patrick Fener, "The body of Blien MeArdis, widow of Patrick Tener, arrived here frem B al 13.32 o'cleci s taken im charge by A gan. Burial was in St. Mary's cem tery, Relatlivey accompanied the be ie ihis eitn the New England ralirosd conference in Hoston on Thursdey was Costello Lippitt, who was placed npon the com- mitice on_ steamship affairs with I'ranklin W, Cram of Maine, Francis P, Bowlos of Massachusetts and Wil liam C, Bliss of Rhode Island, Mt, Calvary Benevolences, _Officers pf Mt Calvary Baptist eRureh state (Rat the {etal beneve- ienee eent ens ef {he chureh in the past yedr were 337.96 instead of 34, as veperied frem {he New Lenden Ceunly Baptis: asseeiation’s reeent afs Rual meetins, Mr, Weaver's father, Rev. £. J. Weaver of Lyme, Mrs, Matthew Bulllvan and little daughter, Miss Mirfam Sulllvan, have been spending w week with the for- mer's sister-in-law, Mrs, Jrrol! Lilli. bridge at her home on ths Scotland read, Mrs, Jehn Hubbard of Sturtevant street and daughter Mrs, Edward Smith, and Miss Lila Smith of Yantie will spend the next few days in Brook. field, Mass, guesta of Mrs, Charies Buchansn, l To and From Europe | Cunard, White Star, Anchor, American, |Red Star, French, Italian, Nortn Ger- man Lloyd and’ other iines, Bertha reserved in advance. Lowest rates Bverything in ocean travel. Full intormation of JOHN A. DUNN —Steamship and Tourist 60 Main Street. Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Funeral Directors Ageat— T T L s Phona 513 USIRSAS