Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 24, 1913, Page 6

TRAVELERS' fillECTORV — Tesident of Westerly for nin , E NG AT wESTEHLY,aied in_Scotlana, vh 5 ; ‘ {moved about a vear ngo. S 3 - 4 i Do s e S e New London and two daughters in Scotland, M Mary Grey and Miss Jennle Ander- . (NORWICH) . | - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Holdredge, Natives of Mont- (oSenator Louis W. Armold, of Wes- ’ Line : erly he other members of tha —mo— ville, Felicitated by Many Friends Saturday—Town %E‘:::S}':‘:‘:i‘]l Siate Setool Tor vesble e a n a an S NEW YORK 3 Orders 40,000 Red Cross Seals——Peter M. Rose Finally | cral inspection and smbrace b tieir ; STEAMERS City of Lowell report to the general assembly the Pleads Nolo and Pays Fines in Embezzlement Cases, | "¢*" of L Insttutlon. New Hampshix’e | ® MYSTIC Ciioose tnis Eoute next i you w6 i o to New York. Yowll bave a -[au‘nuul 4 g el f Voyage on filana’ % post, and has been frst selectman of | Burial of Dr. Horace T. Tinker—Hslen SUpers view of tlie Wondorial siysne town of Stonington. Mrs. Hol-| A Wilcox" Yoo : and water{ront of Manhaitar \slapd. ige was also born in Montville, the fices Funerkl Rebart eflm Steamer leaves New London at 11 Donohue of the of the town of sectio: kes exception to the state. i bat he arrested ff, the army | daughter of Captain David and Sarah | Provement Society’s Treasurer, . m. daily (except Sunday), due New deserter, for the money there was in | Rog. Both Mr. and Mrs. Holdredsge [ . — AR Rork, Fier. 10, st River, 4t 330, and and denles that in turning the prs- |are in good hes and fully appre- he body of Dr. Horace T. Tinker Pler '40, North River, 7 o'clock nexs oner over to Patrolman Nicholas of | od the observance of the golden [ Was brought to Mystic at 2 o’clock morning. Pawcatuck he ignored the police de- | wedding which was inged Dy | urday afternoon = for burial In he services Romeyn L partment of Westerly, of which he is | friends and in the nature of a most & purt. He says he had Pluff located | agrveable surprise to them four days before the arrest was made | e and that if he was after the $50 re- | It is probable that Mrs. Swain will yard, which he terms blood money, | succeed her husband, John H he could have made the arrest and deiivery on hLis own ac out the aid of the di law or Patrolma Grove cemetery. Ready Again Today At 9. a. m. &%‘*?%%'1 $1.80 | Meals a la Carte Values Bigger and Better Than Ever " Helen A, Wilcoxs fu )f Helen Ang only child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neox, was held on Saturday it e The confidence of the public, the exclama- Norwich to New York tor of the Union} conducted the services. snises Tl tions of surprise and delight overwhelmed us and CHELSEA LINE \ Improvement Soci Report. i provement Society's Report. Fare, $1. Staterooms, $1 \ we feel deeply grateful for the stupendous amount floms s, ortl Leaves, Norwich, Tuesdays, Th: of business that was accorded us Saturday. e Leaves New York, Brooklyn Bridge Pler, Mondays, Wednges days and lrxd.qs. 5 To our many friends and patrons who have R R R T yet the good fortune to be benefited by these here- tofore unheard of bargains, we say COME HERE TODAY ; to hold the commi letermin whether or | Swain | Mrs, 5 s se- |\ | | | rt of the tre v me ement ng pair were believed to have P i | ian_ Joseph L. Peacock of th Public library and Miss ¢ s WEST INDIES & PANAMA CANAL Let Nothing Keep You Away STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING SALE The Manhs 121-125 MAIN STREET e WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE TOR[A LU February 7 April 11 S.S. AMELIKA February 12 arch 13 Duration, 16 to 29 Da: bee s asainst Po. been s tow Bis a Charies Henry Holdredge and Louisa | Burdick Holdredge have been married fifty years Charles H There wwere and Mrs® HolAredge William _Burdick o of th ton| Uverhaunm and| Repair Work —OF ALL KINDS ON— E ty Mrs, John E. and Full bel Teglh $ ' FIT GUARANTEED DON'T PUT OFF YOUR DENTAL WORK |any longer through fear. After the first ¢ D has been filled or cxtracted by The King Safe System of Painless Dontistry you will laugh at your fears and wonder why you waited so long. chanical renair mirg, uphols'ering and wood wor dlepin Leagu&— .crxsmutiung :n all its bracches Seott & Clar i}lm 507 (0515 North Main SL | NOTICE | Bests Snow and Pinney. Don't pay exorbitant prices for your dental worlk. Gold Fillings. . .... $1.00 up Silver Fillings. . ... .. 50c up | Pure Gold Crowns... $5.00 || Bridgework ......... $5.00 PEXAMINATION and ADVICE FREE Painless Extracting FREE when teeth are ordered. DO’T MEND THE END e DR. F. C. JACKSON REUTER’S FLOWERS ! ON YOUR THANKSGIVING TABLE ADD § 3 THE FINAL TOUCH OF BEAUTY OUR STOCK INCLUDES 100 400/ Smith Avenue, on the East; | Side, is closed until further| I} sp | | Rededication of West Stafford Gongre- | - | ational Church—Bible Study Lessons to Begin Tonight—Brown Takes Can. | Crescents 318 | struction of a sewer. | CHRYSANTHEMUMS VIOLETS dlepin Record in Y LETS lepin Record ir 4391 i BUT END THE MEND s = 5 of | CHOICE ROSES LILLY OF THE VALLEY |}/ | ous| P “;'dlel' Cf Lillibrid ; DR. D. J. CUYL_E_ CARNATIONS ORCHIDS, ETC. | us rroll C. Lillibridge, | % | DENTISTS i Street Commissioner. | We have a wonderfully attractive showing of Flow- | y uying Successors to the King Dentul Co er Plants. . | e 203 Main Strest 't fory get your distar® friends. We can deliver flowers an 8 R. R. CHAMBERLAIN Next to Boston Store. S R TR R v o Fontanetia 50 or c. ] FOR EITHER LADIES OR MEN J R ’1 e Dental Surgeon ,; ; fiohe o colsipm s g e 1 552 LEabuNG | D R TR L e SIX MONTHS’ GUARANTEE WITH SIX PAIRS Lady Attendant. Phone 12§2-3 . T B . 1. Geer’'s practice «3" FLORISTS I urers. during his last illness. i | Wed Warrens vs. Clerks & lness. i S0y 140 MAIN ST. PHONE 1184 i ‘ e - Aernavie \’ MoGrory Building, Norwich, Conn. J (‘ 1\/1 A ( :PI_]’I ‘RSON‘ | Try theElectric Light Treatment eading {vum Ypd]l o = 3 o e iR — - A for Lbeumatism, Troubles of the Cir- e 153 “tament Sripture Tesson, Rev. 1P| GROTON " Jon - i lation or merves, anthem, ehofr; annonncement | pSs. ATHAN M!TH ! SOLE AGENT FOR NORWICH | SCIENTIFIC CHIROPODY * of act of rededication: brief praver by | Fairview Lodge to Celebrate Twen- | 80 Town St, Norwich. | I JAMES DAWSON tio ¢ tieth Birthday This Evening. ‘} Dealer in OILS, GREASES, and | | Room 26 Central Building Fageviow lodse of 0dd | GASOLINE Lady Assistant Norwich, Conn - Wil Celenrate: its A Fuil S ly Alwa Hard, The Guaranteed Flour Sl i ctiebrate 1t | pRdrTs TASTRAL oW for- cil [ . Des Ui ver iy S twentioth z roll call will or Cil | TOKAY and MALAGA ! bhe held and a turkey supper served the | Stoves a3 Specialty. Telephone 31% | | T | an Juniors’” Whist and Dance. { members and guests from the orders of I L | | GRAPBS 4 5 TavEs e and an | the state. ong the vill be Grand 3 & ; e e e e ot a eanln I§ witt soon bo here, and no doubt given by the High ool juniors at St, | London; Grand Master Frank E. Rovs MiSS ELLA M PBTTEB' || You are thinking of some piece FANCY GRAPE FRUIT Edward's hall Friday evening, of Winsted; Grand Secretary tllam i 1 of Silver for the table. 1| carry |! el Flenry Reed, son o mey | Hutchinson of New Haven: Gra < 3 5 1 "\'mil eed, son of Attorney g“ard‘;a? e - mlrudctfir of :::n: 'In St:rllng and Silver CRE-MALLO on; Sela at lowest prices. who was injured sev- | president of the 04d Fellows home; | . 1ano A0 . armonyi b 0numen s CALL AND SEE. for making cake and o!her A High Grade Bread Flour SRR | REER RB hlon | Beom 6 Allee Sidg. el 968 | e things. 3] VE Tosnmenay ‘“‘Z’;‘,fii,i‘m»lxce of New London, past | oom 0. Alice Bidg, L ! F w GU{LD J ] e e e For our CITY HALL con- | T.W.UULLL, JCWEIET | peopie’s Market The Bible study committee of ‘he|in the maflonal colors and the supver | DRS, L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE i . | GF, . @e Federation of Churches have made ar- | will ba served by members of Home o * i e engaged an expert Phone 242-2 rankiin St. Back if not SatISfled ringements with Rev. Chaties A Bovd | lode of Rebekans of IHo borough, 287 Maln 8t. tract w gag = SlETin BORMER s oney { of Hurtford to conduct a course of ten| = Fairview lodse was founded Nov. 80, PRACTISE LIMITED TO bl 4 v P! tudy 93. he char werej — ey o Jnes Tataber . " Twes |EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT|marble and granite cleaner Chagies W, Aller, 15 b Whipple, Rev | fioufa 10 m. to 3 p. m. Sundass The Vaughn Foundry Co. | WA PAP church this (Monday) | E. R. Miller, J g S, anwn, exeopted, and by appeintment whese skill is attested by his evening 0, and meetings will con- | Harris Hymon, . Dovslas W, °C. New T o' 3 e R S tinue to be 1d once in two weeks. . e W ul new ] . The firs fodi-each evenir 5 5 % | > S dditions coming &long, including hose h ‘ :r C QeXoted o stndtes T e '\.\. o e e Tt White Elephant Cafe work. Let him clean your| MILE, _‘—g:‘fi;’"NGS o S e ™) 1 period will be . 1. Garduer; Vi o1 3 oidings and b mace e loway; treasurer, C, A. Allen; re. ints, muresco and Unts; &lso arg flmc aln 0. ¥ : nference on ding o ceax '”[““" %ym\\"fiiu‘}fi' DAN MURPHY & CO. monument. 3 e P eSS f‘:"“""m'“&: market f il i : Joya conduct- e s D p B 5 % — . are in ot for painting, here last year and was very el ;.‘,rxr”":;‘;h: e Ales, Wines, Liquers and Cigars ik paper-bansiog aad decoratiug ail twe Biioseusrol, M i L Lo e 2t - gt i \ " Lamb: right supporter vice grand. | Corner of Water and Market Sts. 39-41 Water Street Sl e W e Thg Chas. A Kuetler Co.|New Fall Millinery ~ " A RN o A R s S ol i X p. F. MURTAGH g conducted by’ Mrs. Tonn . o : ranklin St.| A fine assortment of latest styles 92 and 94 West Main Street. 8 coRquCier e NP~ Jol nd, Baward F. Wal 3 3 o e hesoienin o B opher Chapman e’ DENTIST MRS. G. P. STANTON, 1 3 ; oppe; Anan- Completing State Highway. A | DR. E. J. JONES 5 52 Shetucket Street g CUSTOM GRINDING EVERY DAY L Arquardt; trea S Bld DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist F. C. ATCHISON, M. 9., ; the Tiver road e almost s in good financial uite annon g e d v PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON The road is a little over four miies lo a constantly increas- | Take eclevator Shetucket Stireet en- Building A - D 3 Rog and it has (aken about feurteen menths