Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 11, 1913, Page 2

ORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913 Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. Women’s and Misses™ Suits THAT HAVE STYLE AND DISTINCTION charge of Captain Louls Dondero, & bayonet drill under Lieutenant H. E. WILLIMANTIC ‘SPECIAL TRAIN To Take Members of Holy Name So- ciety and Their Friends to Norwich Demonstration. F. Tiesing, followed by speeches by Mayor Daniel P. Dunn, Corporation Counsel Thomas J. Kelly, Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton and others. The city and town officers will be among the invited guests, as will the members of the G. A. R, the Spanish War Veterans, the Veterans' assocla- Several thousand Wi llimantic people will journey to Norwich Sunday if |tlon of the company, the Garde Flor- conditions are favorable, to see the |lmonde and the Haich Cadets. First| Holy Name society parade there. The |Selectman Robert E, Mitchell and ex- men who are to take part in the par- ade, estimared at 500, will meet at St. Joseph's ¢hurch at the noon hour and Captain Elmer E. Carpenter are also expected to be present. A light colla- tion will be enjoyed after the speech- | hortly thereafter march to the rail- |making and the balance of the eve- road tation, escorted by Wheeler's [ning spent in an informal smoker. American band, Garde Florimonde and | The committee in charge consists of | a sguad of police. A special train on |Lieutenant H, E. F. Tiesing, chalrman, Not a garment in this entire gathering of | tire Central Vermont will convey them |Corporal €ochrane, _secretary, and | garment in this enti gathering £l Norwich, Proivates Richards and Burdick. | | - | Only Three Arrests in October, | Mrs. Vanderbilt to Address Spiritual- | Autumn Suits that will not meet with the| The residents of Willimantic have ists. | D —— - proved to be law-abiding citizens so | The First Spiritualist society expects | far this month, only three arsests hav- |[to hold two services Sunday in the antire approval of th ing bee n_recorded the police station | Gem theatre, at each of which Mrs. er e approval of tl up to Friday evening, an especlally | Mary S, Vanderbilt will be the chief | . ord in the inion of Chief ‘spenkc . The morning service will be |z00d | Richmond, whose ser | over twenty-five year tends back at eleven and the evening at seven- thir C. Howard Millerd will Ten- nts the lor combir Burson Hosiery Week For This Week Only We Offer Fre iery With Every Purchase e ew Fall Coats In Full Length or Three-quarters Incl New Sport Coats ding the 1, plain MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS The follow specials zin s riptions are good for a short time only Domestic Department ss Goods Department ! Mixture w ¥ed b S All Linen N [ fect woven flan- ECRLSEAGYE | . s o der iwo solos at each service. Visiting Former Parishioners. s . P v Tenney Ullie Akerstrom & Company at Upurai Fall and Winte ear are represe | Bristol, e visiting_friends in R | - Scotland, where Rey. Tenfioy WAS S| wo short playlets, eutiled 'They 7 JAY M. SHEPARD | jiR. F. C. JACKSON, Beatis ucceeding EL7.ORE & SHEPAKU i S sl v g e Fainless Extracting and finral Boectr i (bl | e o s O | t Wilhimant) 60-62 North St., Willimantic Main Strset, Lzdy Assistant Xel. Connectior, F'elephone {Mayor and the Boss, and The Widow, T {with vaudeville sketches between, was | .. Motored to Hartford. |the attraction at the Loomer Opera William R. Frisbie and David York |house Iriday might, given by Ullie took a business trip to Hartford Fri- | Akerstrom and company during their day, going by au three days' stay in Willimantic. Went to Boston Friday. Slipped on Loose Stone. Patrolman C. Vi nander of the | On Friday the waterworks commit- |1oca1 police force his ankfe tee of the Board of Aldermen, con- | Thursday night on a loose |sisting of Messrs. O'Connor, Martin stone and was »d_to go to his|and Clark, journeved to Boston to in- me about 4 a. m. He will be off |spect machinery for the municipal ice tv for several days. | plant, which is to be erected this fall. The Ladies' Ald soclety of the Bap- | — = tist church h 1l attended sup- | Engagement Announced. r at th five to seven- | The engagement is announced of rty Friday ev | Mary Edith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. == Timothy M. Regan of 78 Unlon street Inexpensive Election. |50 Fraik had a very cheap elec- 3 Rt B e 1. Spauiding, candidate | ol S ‘;"_n\‘}pl;j" ]‘-”é“évr‘;';“ C. |One of the Important Matters to Be | Sl son | 'Settled at Today's Town Meeting. Strahlan of New Haven. acc Herbe n ta n Friday with “no expenses.” | months_ at their Montreal home, are to | are many more v | return here foi vinter Sk Qond ns. nt preaentl "0 | come before the town meeting to be | ning maing. throust Prinen oirest one held at the town hall this afternoon is | Thets i sireet oo ermncs sireet and| | “A“‘ ,mnm‘l-‘!:n(e:s) | t_lcenleu.‘ | Saked Tor by the seheol commities ja | RouSes are under constiuction | | o Ton o | cene meng nion PE i excess of $50000 and it is under- Officers and Teachers Meot. A acke illiam |stood that the committee will strong- | Friday evenin, oo A teack e e s [Ty urge that they be granted the full | ere or the Moo o A0 teach- B F. Collins, Louls | pmount, a8 ey feel 1t 18 meaulred 1o | sregational church met at a supper im and_Henrv J. Mathieu of | pieh standard. e . | and for a business session. limaptic. and \’E:‘v‘x‘ C. Smith of | fhere will aiso be a vote on the com.- | Game Plenty. Windhi 8 11 of | pensation to be received by the se are reported as being surpris- g it of the town school committee numerous in this section this fall 4 A Dot paid on the opinion of | as Afty after he had shot the number ers Plan for Opening Drill Night. oo FIERE t, vots; arsalardl e Y salaxed fon, ong, Rorson for | pan: N, at the armory the |mittee, was appointed by them to pre- | vl . There will be a regul n | There are in addition the usu [ New Jersey. | propriations for the town m ary | Potatoes srown on farms in the town | e = > |and f Joseph's hospital: then | of Brookivn are being shipped from | " ‘Reasohs Why You SNoktd i1 e "‘] a stase “““ of $12,000 to be | Danjelson in carload. lots to produce r PR and a vote on {wo apPropriations, | Lemmnoms 1 Sew ok amd Nk e | vesticare the S ANDOW | B R R e e S R b e m W, Kerosene: suionaritva: IR by agents, and the price they are pay b rans on Kerdssas (ool oll), gasitse, « ing 1s quoted as 80 cents 2 bushel. | Loty ate withos | Going to Oregon. Pity the poor farmer who has four or | e e s, | Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Fitts and daugh- | five thousand bushels! | nad-hopper cooled—speed-contzaiied | ter, who have resided at Storrs for 5 ; Tt oo e he | geveral vears, are to locate in Oregon | Mirth-Provoking Entertainment. | (S : s aici ReN he e e The Merry Makers again kept the | | Oregon and his family will move there | audience in an uproar at the Orpheum | in a few davs | theater Friday night, when The Miss- | —_— | ing Miss was presented. The 18 Brief Mention: e i R J. M. Tatem spent Friday in Hart- | that have plaved fhe holse since it ford. { was opened have been so heartily re- Duirstbor CorSapalCy: | I'red Taton was In Stafford Springs | celved. g et Fors School Children to Compete for Prize. & ocal visitor Friday | are to be invited to contest for the $5 Missés Annie and Winifred Kelley | prize offered by the developme ng pRICES spent Friday in Hartford. | cittee of the Business Men's Mrs, Malcolm Curry has gone to | tions of eastern Connecticut for a cov- New York fo spend Sunday er design for the sixty page magazine B e Agricultural | to be issued in the industrial and ag- i i L. Reed and E. H. Keach afety Razorsis o v vl gone to New York to attend the fun- Rally Day Features. s | &5 of H. A. Hiboerd At the marning preaching service Gillette, regular $5.00, $4.48| Miss Marion Lincoln of the Windham | the Baptist church Sunday (rally da 4 h Lotttk ar Home ‘ew | Rev. W. D, Swaffleld’s subject will | High school went to her home in New subj Durham Duplex, regular|Haven for the week end | Perststonce the Sunday school 5 Miss Clara Davis of the Windham | there is to be a speclal programme. An $5.00, $4.00 i, Slare Daste of, ko Mindnam | orcleal”wih " Sntibte o the | Stafford to spend Sunday. | g of the musical features. Clifforc | Mark Cross, regular 25¢c, 21c!n Staford to spend oy |11, Starkweather will make an ad- { Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hayden, E. E. | 3racq speaking on the subject The { Ever Ready, regular $1, 89c|Fox Mrs. E. H. Youngs and Mise Laura | papernacie, and Rev. Mr. Swaffleld will | Youngs were Hartford visitors Friday. | gpeqi to the Sunday school on the sub- | Ward, regular $4.00, $2.00| Miss Grace Randall, who has been | Seet. A Pod of Peas. Pl | viaitine her srandmother, Mrs. I G | Soine i | Sharp Shaver, regular 25¢c, 15¢ | Randall, returned to Hariford Friday. COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. | Dr. Blakesiee and Professor H. S. —s e Monieith of Connecticut Agriculturai | To Hold Semi. Annual Meeti g at Dan- school at Storrs, went to Hartford F day THESE PRICES FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY Personals. Mrs, Ashton Persens is a Putnam visiter. | Ames Fowler has gone to Pravidence for a weelk. Willlam Jacksen was in New don yesterday, Leon- | ~ - Mrs, J. O'Hara of Andover spent Auto Truck Moving [mise in s oty | > Mrs. C. W. Summers was a Hart- LCNG DISTANCE WORK ford visitor Friday. | A BPECIALTY Miss Nellle Collins from Norwigh fs | | accresss P. A WE /Phons |8t _home over Sunday. [ wmy A. WEEKS, or "Phons | "' Wood expects to move his Lrarsion A hillimantin o family to Hartford soon. George Blswick was a from Stafford yesterday. Miss Helen Larrabee local visitor HIRAM N. FENN of Windham o eamd EMBALMERS| went to Hartford Friday. | e Dormate O Mr, and Mrs. C, H. Caswell are | one Lady 4= spending a few days in Boston. | Miss B. McCarthy and Miss A. Gel- | I ATEATS inas spent Friday in Norwich. | | Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Grant ‘of Mt | | Protect your ideas. Handsome 60-page | Fope were in this city yesterday. | | Gulde Book Free. oJhn Fallon, of Arctic, R, L, is the | | guest of J. O. Sullivan in this eity. HARRY E. BACK, Attorney-at-Law, d c Miss Ada Storrs of Mansfleld has Windham County Savings Bank Bldg. | gone to Webster, Mass., for a few | Danielson, Conn. | davs, | octiTuThS Miss Carrie Moses of New Britain | Surpius and Profiis $160,000. Established 1832 Accuracy in accounting, courteous service, prompiness and liberality in dealing, and a scund business policy in administering its own affairs, characterize THE WINDHAM NATIONAL BANK, which aims thereby to establish with customers relations that shall prove reciprocally permanent, pleasant and profitable. THE WINDIAM NATIONAL BANK WILLIMANTIC, CONN. Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam aresi J is spending Sunday at her home in this clty. Miss ¥, Moreau of East Hartford s the guest of her mother, Mrs. Vir- ginla Moreau over Sunday. Mrs, R. D. Johnson Teturned Friday from New Britain, where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Lo- mis. Miss Margaret Corrigan, who teach- es in Suffeld, is here to spend Sun- day with her sister, Mrs. John Fitz- gerald. Hartford people who are spending the week end at their homes here, are Guy Richmond, Edward Pickett and Harold Mott, The Misses Ann Britton and Susan M. Cosgrove, who teach in Hartford schools, are week end visitors at their homes in this city. Mrs. Denis McCarthy of Providence, formerly of . this city, who ‘has been spending a few days here with friends left here Friday for her home. DANIELSON Town Clerk Adams and Rev. E. L. Loomis Deceived by Elopers Whose Case Has Reached the Governor— County Medical Society's Meeting— Shipping Potatoes Away. N. Brown is to service at the Putnam church Sunday afternoon. October Strawberries. Fine strawberries grown by Arthur Bill were shown in the window of a Friday: also a pound and a from one of Mr. Bill's Rev. H. Pentecostal G local stor half lemon trees. Frank A. Haskins of Willimantic was a visitor with friends in Danielson Fri- day Walter L. Dixon is recovering from | an iliness that has kept him confined to_his home for some time. Miss Kathleen Burns of Hartford is spending the week end with ner par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burns. E nge Manager William L. Mc ran was in Putnam for the earl morning cut-over at the telephone building Friday. Returning from Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr, who have | been spending the summer and early | ielson on Thursday Next. The semi-annual meeting of the Windham County Medical soclety Is to be held in the parlars of the Attawau gan hotel, Danlelson, on Thursday of next week, convening at 11 o’clock The programme and order of bu ness has been arranged as follows Call to order by the president. Dr. ' | E. Simonds, Willimantic; reading of | minutes of last meeting; reception of Qelegates, suests and off State Medical soclety; reports of d gates and other offic proposals for | membership; unfinished and new busi- | ness. | Papers—The More and Recent Devel- opments {n Anaesthesia, Dr. O. R. W' ter, Hartford: Valvular Lesions of the Heart, Dr. B, C. White, Willimantic Broncho Pneumonia, Dr. G | Barnes, Dayville; Obituary of James Shanndm, M. D .Dr. George M Danielson. « | The officers of the association o follows: President, Dr. C. E. Simo Willimantic: vi president Charles Hill, East Killingly; secretary and treasurer, Dr. W. P. S. K Willimantic: state delegates, D: Kent of Putnam, Dr. George Barnes of | Dayville: councillar, Dr. George T Burroughs; censors,Dr. Franci8 Down- W. H White of ing of Dayville, Dr. Dantelson, Dr. R. mantic. SWORE FALSELY. James J, Kinney and Helen A. Preston Deceived Town Clerk S. L. Adams | and Rev. E. L. Loomis When Hur- rying to Marry. That there is no ground Mrs. R becea A. Preston of Providence on hich to solidiy base her complaint to Governor Baldwin that Town Clerk | Sesslons L. Ada (Central- Village) of | Plainfield violated @ state law of Con- neeticut, and that Rev Ernest 1 Loomis of the Baptist church In Moos- up. did likewise, when Mr. Adams is- sued & marriage license on Sept. 19 to her gaughter, Helen, and James Jew- ell Kinnéy of Apponaug, R. I, and Rev. | i | | The Vaughn Foundry Co. MILL, CASTINGS a Specialty. Orders Recaive Prompt Attention Mr. Loomis married the cople, is made evident by an investigation of the facts in the case. The marriage license issued to the couple by Town Clerk Adams, the statements in it as to the age and resi- dence of the contracting parties, Miss Preston and Mr. Kinney, being made under oath, as Tequired by law, shows that Mr. Kinney's age was given as 33 years and that of Miss Preston as 21 years, though she really is but 16. The license also shows residence claimed in the town of Plainfleld. These facts are a matter of record, and put whatever responsibility there is for Mrs. Pres- ton's disturbed state of mind over the eplsode, on the shoulders of other per- sons than Town Clerk Adams and the Rev. Mr. Loomis. They were not to be expected, especially in the case of the town clerk who ssued the license, to question the veracity of statements be- ing made under oath. Mr, Adams could not be reached Fri- day, ‘as he was away for the day, but Rev. Mr, Loomis talked freely of the affair. He said that in_view of the publicity given the affair by Mrs, Pres- ton’ appeal to the governor, he wanted no misunderstanding as to the facts or as to his attitude in the matter. Rev. Mr. Loomis said that the couple came to him on the night of Sept. 19 with the necessary marriage license. Miss Preston and Mr. Kinney talked and acted in a straightforward manner. Owing to the rather unusually late hour at which they called to be mar- ried, Rev. Mr. Loomis was particul ly careful to question tE he ordinarily would had they more regular hour upo n as brought them to him, but even this scrutinous Inquiry failed to devel- ore th come op anything irregular. Their license answered every requirement of the law, it had been duly sworn to, so Rev. Mr. Loomis performed the cere- mony It ‘was not until five da; Rev. Mr. Loomis learned t le he married was figuring ment match, this information coming to him in a letter from Mrs, Presto In the same letter she asked for cer- s later that at the coup- in an elope tain information as to ma > laws in Connecticut, which was supplied, as far as he felt competent to do o, by Rey. Mr, Loomis. Rey, Mr. Loomis puts the responsi- bility for any violation of the law in connection with the affair squarely up to Mr. Kinney, who claimed residence in_the field and ade neto. 45 Friday morn while most )d people Putnam were sti ng business with our old friend Morpheus, the magneto form of phone service, which has served this | and other surrounding towns so well for years and vears, passed into the discard and was replaced I the modern and up-to-da mmon bat- tery system The ecutover, highly siccessful s made within a period of less than a minute. Operators out of bed and on duty long before ‘thelr regular hours immediately took up their work In the new office huilding and watehed for the Jittlo blinking switchboard lights that “Promptly cured his Eczema” time the spot nad entirely disap- peared. It is two years since the last application, and there has been no re- Sulpholae “For several years I was greatly dis- tressed with a spot of eczema on my elbow, it causing me untold annoy-| cyrrence. You have my permission to ance and trouble. I tried all of the | publish this, as I feel I'm doing & standard remedies and at one time | favor to othe: who are similarly af- feared it would be a life-long annoy- | flicte F. W. Herington, Passaic, ‘Ask your druggist for SULPHOLAC, 50c. a jar. For free sample wiwe Hud- son & Co. Inc., 149-151 West 35th Street, New York. ance. 1 finally sent for a sample of your SULPHOLAC, and after one or two applications found a very marked improvement. I purchased a jar, used | it consistently, and in a very sbor!. letics' chances thrown in for good measure Out among the subscribers there was _difficulty for them in overcoming their long formed habit of “ringing” to get Central, a detail no longer neces- sary, for the mere removing of the re- ceiver from the hook signals the op- erafor. This is generally known, but the magneto habit clung in many cases throughout the day Everyone is delighted with the new service and appreciative of the pro- gressiveness of the company in giving it to this city. Wanted a Ride on the Pilot. Climbing, or attempting to climb, on to the pilots of the locomotives of ex- press trains at the local station is get- ting to be semething of a common oc- currence. Friday afternoon Thomas Grimes, about 35, Pomfret, was going to get aboard, but was prevented from | JEWETT CITY dofng so. He was arrested by Captain | SRR Y | Sonn Murray and jocked up at. the | Secial of Charter Members of Faith bolice station. - He will be presented in | Chapter—John O'Shea Injured—Un~ Zourt this morning daunted Lodge Holds Social. JUDGE WARNER HOPEFUL. THE FENTON-CHARNLEY BUILDING C9., iaz. GENERAL CONTRACTORS NORWICH. CONN. Those who are to be charter mem< : ——— bers of Faith chapter of Eastern Star Believes That With Patience the State [ held a social preliminary meeting in Masonic hall Thursday evening. The chapter will be formally organized next Friday evening, at which time the Farm for Drunkards Will Come. Warner, superintendent { of prison d reform work for the |8rand officers of the state will be pres- Connecticut Christian deavor union, | ent The gathering Thursday evening | was on Friday sending out requests | was for the purpose of making definite for the observ e of Prison Sunday in | Plans for organization and to arrange church: of the state on the fourth or the proper entertainment of the 1 articles of interest in con- | John O'Shea ca ght his right hand s, whereas he is not | nection with the observance of Prison |in the gears of a spinning frame at t town. Someone also | Sunday | the Slater mill Thursday and was se- ad to make oath that Miss Preston| One of the articles in the Citizen is [ verely injured. He is an old hand at was 21 vears of age, which wa o | contributed by Judge Warner, is en- | the business and this is his first acci- done, as shown by the license, or it| titled Patience, and deals with the es- | dent. He has the sympathy of many never would have been issued | of a state farm for drunk- | friends. Without further comments or com-| he says | Raijsing Gurb and Walk. parisons relative to the Kinney-Pres- year both house and senate i ton marriage, it Is a known fact that| ly passed a bill establishing | Work was begun Friday raising the couples have come into Putnam, Kil farm for drunkards with a | walk and curb in front of the Baptist nd other fowns-from Massachu- | modest appropriation of $50,000. The, church to accommodate the grade of land and other New | friends of the measure, and they num- ~ the new state road. and claimed the town|ber now many thousands, rejolced ; O g e aowss| groatly, Tor the Bill was'a dogr of hope| SemenTeniok Ther the many drunkards who appear | Elessing of Companionship and bies hefore: our. clty Gourts ana .probete | wo Builaers are the morning and - ad courts. Rich drunka n go or be ! évening subjects at the Methodist B iR aiate ¢ sent fo an expensive im, but | Episcopal_cshurch Sunday. The i Aol the drunkard in Connecticut who is | tor, Rev. S. Thatcher, wiil preach. poor under the pr law must go| At the Congregational church the | to the county jail f rt terms just rning and evening subjects will be [ long enough to get raging thi rthplace of the Immortal and and not long enough to quench or con- x Better. Rev. W. H. Gane will trol it. Well, that ailed to re- | preach ceive fhe governor's signature, so the | Rev. Allan Spidell, pastor of _the 5 joy of the friends of the measure was | Baptist church, will take for his Sun- relatives of young pe very short lived day subjects The Groups Around the i i I ains for the year and le Cross and Why John Smith Does Not Shirey ture of 1815 to become famous, i Attend Church, = Communion service 5 B s immortal, by passing that bill or a | will follow the morring sermon. There PUTNAM similar one, and at least attempt to | will be special music in the evening. D R oy timaes Entertained Grand Keeper Wright. When to Look for the Trolley Tourist | Stone Crusher at Work. | | Undaunted lodge, No. 34, K. of P, Cars—Telephone Cutover Friday- The stone crusher of the city has| ;N'M Slaeom & Y:m‘- ‘“'\\(;"I‘X‘A(I\K[h("lf"f:i = i & 1 L o bt e tion in the rear | lar meeting Thursday e ira Judge Warner Writes on State Farm | been sct up in the section in, (e TeA% | Keeper of Records and Seals George for Inebriates—Miss ~Stooker %0 .4 'c at work breaking up the quan- ght of Hariford was present and Speak at Methodist Church. | fity of fine stone that was blasted out | - a brief address, as did several S of ‘the ledge where the sewer was run s. Merton Bugbee served an oys Supt. George Bdmunds of the Put- | Jfrongh s LS bper to the members and their o s e i D Isabells Wiloox. | Borough Briefa. $Eat axe to loaverEarle pauare: Be | home in’ West Woodstock Wednesday. | , Mrs, May Blake Js spending a few th rday) morning will be due| Heard and Seen. | “*Anne Brewster Fanning enapter,.D. E Thompson at 1.15 t ter-| George M. Fine is spending ~the | A R, held its meeting at the home of n and will reac nam & {eW | week end with relatives in Pittsfield Mrs. W. R. Burdick Wednesday after- later, if they are running on| " Charies Sedér spent Friday With | noon T | Worcester relatives The ladies of the Methodist church are to be thre | Miss Gladys A Fermer is Visiting | served a bean supper Thursday even- ying the Henry A. Peterson of Webster was | = And Exrnéd 1ht memb a visitor with D in Putnam Fri- | New England Stre ailway club, | Gay | The table of schbol statistics pre= b to Atlant are traveing | “Jiere was much interest here in the | Pared by Alvertus C. Burdick, secre- convenie | announcement that Edwin S. Thomas, | tary and ac chool_visitor, shows cars now plamned to be | executive secretary of Governor Bald- | that the 26 teac of the town re- thre ¥ reach Cen- | win ix under consideration for ap- | ceived $10,880 for their services for Four other cars | Mim 18 Under Con e wtrict judse, | the year which closed last summer. to Danie from | § Fhomas has a summer homé | There were 713 pupils as against 734 in c illage stford | 1912 al south s Mae Bradley has returned from | —— t en- | a visit with relatives in Hoston. | STONINGTON. L i News in General. | 4 & R e e 5 & oF US| Mrs c. K. Shaw and her son Officers Elected by Nina Couneil, K. Brought Home, Not Grays, But Coons, [ Paw{uc Bty ate of C~—Mrs. Theodore F. Schofield ‘While hunting sauirrels in the town | "Mia, Meinken returned to her home | Celebrates 82nd Birthday. Putnam mer v Cl W, Seward, | weeks' visit' with ‘her brother, I C.|church is to be held tonight. 3 G A Duck: | Meinken, and Mrs. Hicon of X At_the Sunday morning service at 2 cleanup of game that| mont street . el tist church the pastor, Rev. fends here sit up and | 3fiss Mae Bradicy has returned from B. Marston, will preach on Es. natle u It was pul on display | Roston, where she was called owing 10 | caping the Tempter. At the eveming of Mr. Bartlett's store. | tho fliness of her niece, Charlotte | (gru{l the subject will be, Something big congisted of four coons, | Kotham, who is recove from an sted by the Hold-up. n g mhen They went into the | ohar oL SO e of the Q. A | - . Nina| CounciliElscfs iQMcera Looking for “grays” in an old | club was held with Miss Harriet | The following officers have been | oo ine of the coons waa discovered | Brown of Wiikineon street this week, |elected by Nina councll, No. 48, Ku and soon after the other members of | " Dr. ana Mrs. Hart of Webster have |of C.: Chaplain, Rev. J. C. Lynch: the coon family. Thero Was A SCAM- | heon guests of local friend nd knight, Joseph Gilmartin: dep- pering of coons, five in number, and | Nrs, Arthur Burnette of Boston is|uty grand knight, William Alexander; the rapldiire crack of shotguns. When! (o guest of Mrs. F. B. Burnette | chancellor, William J. Wood: record- he smoke cleared away four of the, Mrps Ann Bugbee of Webste vis- | ing secretary, Albert Young: financial fur-clad animals were found sls lting Mrs. Kllen Bugbee secretary, Thomas McCormick; treas- wther and three cubs. i s |urer, Charles H. Cushman, adyocate, old_guy, escaped Miss Stooker to Speak. | johi & Henry: warden, Jobn 8. Lo- The four coons taken all fine! Mins Witheimina Stooker, state elo- {7or g gidra William H, O'Nel: Spachmans ithe ARrEest We wbout | mentary superintendent, will speak on | 801%iq0® glard, Willlam J. Coughlin: 18 pounds. | the world's Sunday schiovl convention | trustees, one year, John 'MecCaffrey; w! rk Going to Municipal Build- | &t a meeting in the Fethodist CRUEER | three vears, Justin McCarthy. FonCy g Fanunen | Sunday evening at630. | Y the meeting of the W. C. T. U. ng- | Phi Delta class of the MMethodist|peld at the home of Mrs. Harriet Tead Some time after the first day of | church ls planning for their annual |0l gl P Ri®iannle Chesebro was November, and probably before the | chicken ple supper. is the|chosen delegate to the state conven- 15th of the coming month, the Miss Josephine Grosvenor 1s the | oS ‘Brideport Oct. 15, 16, 17:. quarters of Town Clerk David guest of her brother,Walter GIrosVenor. | “"y;g " Dyight C. Stone and Miss as u town official, will be transferred | and family in Boston. | Grace Muller are in Norwich today at- from hiu store oni Main street to tho| ~Miss McKenna of Worceste tonatie e cotenticn wtths Creihes municipal buiiding on Church street, | been in this eity recently bortipng, BB baii Ol ool Doy oving has not been decided Mrs. C.JH. Kelldy, who a8 o vears, |, Mrs. Theodore F. Schofleld celebrated hie convenlenco of many per- | Tesident of Putnam the 40 5% | her 82na birthday Friday and received it will prove very much of a | left Wec e ton, D Cu | many congratulations. nience a great:many times, Mr.| Where she 1s fo T, ° Going to Norwich. vl contintie to, 1ssue. certainil | iy, 1w and Miss Marion Ern- | The Holy Name society will go to 3 L o ore L e TS | shaw York guests of Mrs. | Norwich Sunday to take part in the s 2 AvATi Leonard of South Main street. | county demonstration, pal bullding, saving cltizens a walk | Ml 14 Siles s to move his family | Patrick Coffee of the baggage de- to the west side of the city. Mg K1age | 4, ihe David Clarke house on Killing- | partment of the N. Y., H. and H. will be able (o issue marriage licenses, | |2 JUC /0 | depot here has goné on a visit to Chi= Durial permits, resister dogs, cte., in Moving to Worcester: s his new quarters. ©. 1. Adams goes to Worcester Mon- | ~ Miss V. A. Lanphear of Providence E day, where he will be emploved, after |is Visiting her grandparents, Mr. and CUTOVER INSTANTLY MADE. | o ing been i the Windham County | Mrs. Jerome Anderson. i e ° o & office Tor /8 time. Mr. | ¥rank R. Tracy and sister, Mrs. Putnam Now Ha- Common Battery | QuACTecr, i is Family from Fre- | Luella Gager, have gone to their camp Telephone System Instead of Mag- | 1)y ¢ Sireet to Worcester next month. |at Lantern Hill for a week. i e e ——— GIRLS! LOTS OF BERUTIFUL HAIR NO DANDRUFF--25 GENT DANDERINE HAIR COMING OUT? IF DRY, scragey, just moisten a cloth with THIN, FADED, BRING BACK [ Dunderiue and carefully draw it D through your hair, taking one! sma | ITS COLOR AND LUSTRE. ‘n!r.\lul at a time. The effect is - mazing—your hair will be light, fluffy appli- | o 2l the story of a party some-| Within ten minutes after an and wavy, and have an appearance of Whero out along a wire waiting for the | cation of Danderine you cannot find a | abundance. an incomparable lustre, Inquiry “Number?” single trace of dandruft or falling hair | softness and luxuriance Onis a very fow lines showed “trou- | and vour scalp will not itch, but wha Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Hies e th cribers practl- | will please vou most will be after a few | Danderine from any Arug . store oF cally as high grade servi Usual. | weeks' use, when you seé new hair, fine | toilet counter, and prove that your hair AN B Vislon: | and downy at frst—yes—but really | is as pretty and soft as any.that it though it was not as p {1t will | new hair—growing all over the scaip. | has been neglected or injured by care- be within f s Then Put-| A litle Danderine immediately | less treatment—that's all—you surely nam would not exchange its new ser- vice for the old, even with the Ath- doubles the beauty of veur hair. No can have beautiful hair and lots of it difference-how- dull, faded, brittle and if you will just try a little Danderina