Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 31, 1913, Page 6

INVESTIGATING WESTERLY WRECK Section of Broken Rail To Be Sent To Washington For. Tests - -Teachers At State Convention—Railroad Sued For Alleged Delay In Delivering Casting—Auto Owner and Chauffeur Held In $5,000 Bonds Each For Boy’s Death The section of broken rail alleged to Pave caused the accident to the Giit| e train near Westerly last Satur- ' “ay night is to be shipped to the bu- reau of standards in Washington, where it will undergo a complete ana- Iysis and chemical test for the purpose ol determining the cause of the break- ase. The test will decide whether the rail was defective when manufactured, whether it became defective after it had been lald, and whether or not it was defective before the accident. The joint investigation of the cause of the wreck will be held today (Friday) in | Providence by the interstate cemmerce | committee and the Rhode Island public utilities commission. The train sheets and other records that may aid in determining the cause of the wreck will e presented at the hearing, and the witnesses to be ex- amined will include all the train crew of the Gilt Hdge, the engineman and | fireman of the Merchants’ limited that preceded the Gilt Edge by an hour and a half, and the fHagman of the Mer- chaats’, who was aboard the Gilt Kdge at the time of the accident: also the two “deadhead” trainmen, Superinten- dent Gallary and other officials who | were at the wx soon after the mis- | hap. ! Ageats of the interstate commerce | commission have investizated the track ; conditions for a mile east and west of | the point where the accident occurred: | also the physical condition of the road- | bed and numercus measurements were taken with the striciest accuracy. Notes were made of the depth of bal- last and the number of ties under each rail, “especially in the vicinity of the | location of the wreck. The angle of ihe curve was taken and the distance from the curve io the point where the accident ‘happened were carefully measured. Nearly all the teachers,in the public | schools of Westerly are in Providence | attending the 69th any 1 m’f‘\ln:. of . whi¢h opened Thurs afternoon. chers will eminent educatc of practical mf st.. Governor I zave the lcome and the introducter vas by President Emerson Adams of P idence. During Thu 3 es were | made b Pvnudrm Jaunce of Brown by President Aley.of the | ity of Maine, by Walter E.! . commissioner of schools of the | state. by Miss Lillian I In of the state norma armington, | Me., b\ principal of | raining | school of News . J., by Letta A.| hool, rman | ate board of v -Meyer Bloomfield of the Boston vocation bur In the even- ing Booker T. Wash principal of | 'mskrwpv institute, spoke on The Ap- ication of Education to Life The delay in delivery of a casting from Westerly has resuled in a la suit agains: ihe New York. New Hfven and Hartford Ra Mulberry Publishir of Mul- | berry, Pa., has ent the su- | INTOLD AGONY WITH PIPLES And - Blackheads on Face. Kept Awake Nights. ltchingand Pains, Disfigured, Cuticura Soap and | Second district. iny. The | . perior court of Rhode Island against the rallroad company for $1,000 in:| damages for fallure to transport a cer= tain casting to its destination on time. The plaintiff claims that the defend- ant corporation received a printing press pacRed in several separate par- cels from the C. B. Cottrell & Sons company of Westerly, to be shipped to the plaintiff by way of New London, New stead, it is claimed that an important casting was shipped over the Clyde line to Tampa and was delayed in de- livery and to the loss of the plaintiff. George B. Chadwack and Roy Har- graves, the owner and the chauffeur of the automobile that struck and killed the Jeffreys boy in Hope Valley Wed- nesday, were arrested by Deputy Sher- iff George H. Barber on the charge of manslaughter and were given a hear- ing before Justice of the Peace Oscar E. Barber of Carolina. The cases were continued for trial in the Third dis-’| trict court, Judge Oliver H. Williams, of Westerly, and bonds were fixed at $5,000 each. Satisfactory the bonds W furnished by William Taylor of Moscow. The date for the trial was fixed as Nov. 13. At the ciosing session of the con- vention of the Rhode Island Supday School association Rev. John T ert of Providence s elected dent, Rev. Francis W. Gibbs of Provi- dence vice president, Sullivan Ballou of “Woonsocket second vice president, Frank P. Crouch of Barrington record- 1g secretary, Willard B. Wilson of Providence general secretary, and Frederick 8. Sibley of Providence treasurer. Milo M. Clarke of Westerly was chosen a member of the executive | committee. | Congressman Gerry’s invitation to his constituents to meet him at The Rhode lIsland Thursday afternoon re- sulted in many calling on him on mat- ters pertaining to the interests of the he congressman will be at the hotel this afternoon evening, and hopes to meet the wo ingmen in the evening. Several of the calle sgested the retention in office of Postmaster Charles J. Butler. The matter of the removal of the Broad sireet dam to make - for a p hoat landing was suggested by Ric J. Rooney and the congressman inclined to rawr xho project. Rev. Henry Bruno an assistant pas- tor at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and who has been a pa- ent at St. Joseph’s hospital. Provi- dence, for nearly three months, was { conveyed to the church rectory in ster Butler's tour- Bruno whi iding om an out-mission the machine in the Hill and w: 1 an uncons rely injured. and it was His leg was so badly for a time amputation onsidered nes s made gradual gains, is now alescent and is nearing complete rery. Westerly in Post Local Laconics. The Third district court convenes at Westerly this morning. i t lm‘l)mm e Sergeant Patrick J. Mure T been transferred from I'ort l, ss to Fort Wright Constable Donohue of White Rock is naking many -arrests for intoxication that sestion of the town of West- erly, riously ill, A trio of old-time residents of West- Ointment Cured in Three Weeks. - criy ‘were unabie o oiacr & Srnests oo E to River avenue, although located in | 1131 Salom St.; Malden, Mass.—“When I was about fifteen years old my face broke out with pimples and blackheads. My face was a mass of pimples apd kept me awake nights it was so itchy. For four years I suffered untold agonies, such itebing and pains until I was going to give up hope of getting rid of my pimples. The pimples festered and came to a head and would oV ftch and smart as I had to scratch them and of course this made my face disfigured for some time. “I tried about everything going . for pimples and they did me no good till I tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment aud I was cured by three weeks’ time.” (Signed) E. N. Norris, May 10, 1913. TO REMOVE DANDRUFF Prevent dry, thin and failing hair, allay ftching and &witation, and promote the growth and beauty of the hair, frequent shampoos with Cuticura Soap, assisted by occasional dressings with Cuticura Oint- ment, afford a most effective and econontical treatment. A single set is often sufficient. Cuticura Scap (25c.) and Cuticura Oint- ment (50¢.) are sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 22.p. Skin Book Address post- rard “ Cutfeura, Dent, T, Boston.” & \Men who shave and shampoo with € ticura 8cap will find it best for skin and Ferguson & bharaamnza are selling the “Verithin” Gruen Waich Also the Best Watch Bargain‘ : ever offered A 21 Jewel Adjusted Watch * in a 25 year filled case for $25.00 BLACK CATS Witches, 'Witch Caps, Crepe Paper, Garlands, Napkins, Place Cards, Post Cards, FOR HALLOWE’EN 1 CRANSTON’S the compact part of ‘the town. William A. Wilcox has sold to Mollie York the farm of s near Quonoccontaug formerly Charles F. Eldredge, primary and kinder. section at Thursday” iction. he Westerly Bov Scout trolley to Lantern Hill Thur ed and ate their hiked to My: Westerly by trol A penny in the slot shoe shining nvied by the shoe shiners 7, but the legitimates hav monopoly on-tan shoes, & only leather shoes can be shined by electrical machine. Ay, dinner in the open, line. received a painful in the planing fiernoon. He was h a buzz saw when ot backward, inflicting eut um\\ een the thumb and 1'0Tv‘(1ngr>r of Mr. Bailey's left hand and inflicting two cuts on the forefinger. 1 Wallace H. Gamble, Four- Artillery corps, 1nd Sergeant Robert Phil- v, Coa A mechar loxn . Martin, Fort Ad- ilso ordered to take the elec- irical course for enlisted specialists, ate Tohn YANTIC HAPPENINGS William Robinson Buvs the Franklin Inn—Decrease in School Attendance —Foxes Shot Recently. scld the farm Fran Adam Homic Mr. Rob Hmmnn J. Gibbs and m two weeks’ stay in Toron- has returned to Will- spending two ‘weeks in fate nilowaoee of squir- rels. partridges and quail, which seem to be very plentiful. Foxes Shot. Tuesday morning as Harold Bentley was hunting in the woods at Pieasant View farm he saw a handsome red fox. It didn't take lonz to kill the sly ani- | mal, and Mr, Bentley returned with the handsome trophy e received $4 bounty Wednesday, and a Norwich business man has offered hlm a good price for the peil, as-le has been making a few attempts to get the same fox, John Frink recently shot a red fox on his farm in Franklin, and Charles Frink and Reuben Potier expect to reund out all the ceons and foxes in the neighborhesd with a thoroughbred hound they recentiy purchased in Vir- | | ginia. { Wiid Flowers Still Blooming. Daisi the hil garden flowers—dahiias, nasturitums Diamonds SOME PIECE OF JEWELRY? ork and the Mallory line. In- | RINGS—Plain, Signet or those set with Diamonds, Sapphires, Rubies, Ame- thysts, Etc., Etc., ranging from 50 cents to any price you want to pay. It makes no difference whether you want one that is worth 50 cents or $500.00, you can get it here. WATCHES—from 7 to 23 jewels, which is the number of jewels in the differ- ent grades of watches. Any make, kind, style or design, from $1.00 to CHAINS—Vest, Coat, Neck, Fob, in gold, ranging in price from 75¢ to amounts equal to the gold value by the penny Gold dollars are worth 100 cents; Gold Chains according to their weight. BROOCHES, LOCKETS—plain and set with precious stones, including dia- - weight. ary, He. how- ! at his home 5 Decrease in School Attendance. found in one families having moved out of town. MAGNIFICENT PROFITS IN THE LOAN BUSINESS. | With $1,000 Capital $24,000 in Four Years. i Woman Earned How a net profi a capital of $1,000 ! lified_that four yu by mail to transact the . Jes: , | 8 Marr “of Westerly | poro 1020 busin s session | of the Rhode Island Institute of In g Bears the / ! ent by| Roesevelt Praises Rio Janeiro, | Signatu.eof > ,déz;‘( | S { his' departure from 1 ic and returned to | R BULLETIN’S PATTE'RN bFRVlCE A. Sherman Sons | 1 knot and the plank | company. Fort . : - be sent te the coast hoo! at Fort Monroe, the | and the | 2 DR 2 SN lin from Klias | anklin Inn »n and Ralph, have re- | sl A Stylish Top Garment. Novelty cloaking in brown mixture | MEALS HIT BACK? DYSPEPSIA, BAS, SGUR STOMACH?--PAPE S DIAPEPSIN ! IN FIVE MINUTES INDI- GESTION GOES AND STOMACH FEELS FINE, No indigestion, burn, sourness or belchir or eructations of bloating, fou! bre th or head- Pape’s Diapepsin ind vielets ave still found on {doctor in the whole worid, and besides, es, although most of the |it is harmiess. Millions of men and women now eat stant reliel v, Jewelry DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK OF THE VERY, VERY FEW PEOPLE IN THE WORLD WHO DID NOT WEAR A 'WATCH, DIAMOND OR DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK HOW PLEASING ONE OF THESE ARTICLES WERE AS A GIFT? DO YOU KNOW OF ANYTHING THAT WILL PLEASE A PERSON MORE? THE FACT THAT NEARLY EVERYONE LIKES SUCH THINGS IS THE REASON THEY ARE WORN. NOW, WHETHER YOU WANT ANY OF THEM FOR YOUR- SELF OR FOR A PRESENT, I CAN PLEASE YOU BOTH AS REGARDS QUALITY OR PRICE; IN FACT, I WILL GUARANTEE BOTH IF YOU TRADE WITH ME. JUST GLANCE AT THE FOLLOWING LIST EARRINGS—for pierced ears and those that fasten on. Any style or kind from 50 cents to $500.00. TIE CLIPS—Scarf Pins and Cuff But- tons in such a variety that you can be easily satixfiet!: CLOCKS—Parlor, Mantel and Alarm, one or eight day winders. The Alarm Clocks will ring until they are shut off. and have lowest. exchange your old jewelry and let me give you an offer for it . ROSARY BEADS, CROSSES and BRACELETS for 50 cents to $25.00 John Ogulnick & Co. 65 FRANKLIN STREET, NORWI illustration mailed eipt of 10 cents in >tin Company, h, Conn Unkindest Cut of All Anyway, it is pretty certain that Mr. Hobsc ight did not sink the Merrimac.—Columbus (S. C. ) State. CASTORIA ¥or Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ‘-IES CAKE AND BREAD ot be excelled. 1 Prompt service. that c: ’Hwnv your order i LOUIS H. BRUNELLE H 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) flmemcan House| FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, | Traveling Men, Etc. | Livery connscted. Shetucket Street | | | 'MiSS ELLA W. POTTER Instructor of { Piano and Harmony | Studic mow open for seassn of 1913 fieem 8, Mm. Ek‘ Tel. 968 i i DRS. L. F. and A. d. LaPIFRRF! 287 Main St. { PRACTISE LIMITED TO | {EYE. EAR, WOSE and THROAT| | Hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m., Sundays | 1 excepted. aad by appointment 'DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN' Dental Surgeon I { In charge of Dr S. L. Geers prra.cllcul } during his last illness. l | McGrory Building, Norwich, Conn. | their favorite foods without fear—they | { know jt is needless to have a | stomach. Get a large Ifiy-ecat cs | Diapepsin from any drug store und pln your s *h right, Stop able—ii too short—y long, si make your stay what yeu like and digest it; enjoy it, | without fear of rebellion in the stomach, Pape's Diapepsin belongs home. Should one of the omething which deoesn’t agre { them, or in of an attack of stion, dyspeps ritisyor stomach lderangement, it is handy to give in- i | | | Watches SILVERWARE—Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Etc., Etc., at prices that can- not be duplicated in Norwich. GOLD and SILVER—bought or taken in ‘New L.ondon TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. (NORWICH) Line NEW YORK STEAMERS City of Lowell New Hampshire = his route mexi ume you s hoaserd You'll have a delightiul voyage on lLong lsland Sound and & superb view oI the wonderful skyune and waterfront of Manhattan island. 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