Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 20, 1913, Page 6

COMPLETING WESTERLY POST OFFICE| New Building Ready For Occupancy Within a Month—Mrs. Margaret Farrell Pours Kerosene on Fire and is Burned to Death—Christmas Mailing Suggestions. xpected that the mew. post- ) socket Thursday, as printed in Fri- sflding in Westerly will be | day’s Bulletin, is a native of Westerly, rady for occupancy within e month. | resided he onsidering the details for formai | ter of Patrick Holliday and has several y_ & question of importance ; other relatives in Westerly. While Mrs. 7 in regard to the delivery |Farreil was pouring keromene on. th as to whether that duty |fle in the kiichen stove, the oil can e New York, New er Dody with ford Railrogd com- departme#t. Under d company is re- r the malil to the post d the distance from the room to the deitvery | exploded and fi ©ed in an endeavor to e: flames. The fire com- ith the woodwork and en was ablaze. One of is rushed to a wind r help, which br umk from an upper, i “ook girl saw ths ow and_jump- nce of 12 feet, . The two Far- on and the within the s, points of e mails is materially ve the railroad of the aaugh- ad two soms, in Westerly, which Mrs. Her he extreme Charies J. Butler’s sug- sending pack: cu all spare raom excelsior so that | George W. Parks, of Providence, a sbmmer_cotiager at Watch Hill, wh: e Westerly The official returns to the commis- sioner of infernal revenue sh -Mre. Margaret Farrell, whe was | burned to death at her home in Woon- on at B; | titution . Fpi- | Auto Repairing and l’amhng We repair autos of all kinds in the | proper manner. Latest Improved Facilities our shop unexceiled in New England. We bake the paint on, which makes it wear better, keep its gloss longer, | « and will not crack. Why not have yours done right? I costs no more. make | « Bentley-Clarke Auto Co.“ 88 Main St. Wesisrly, R. I SPLENDID DISPLAY OF SMART HOLIDAY APPAREL Furs, Suits, Dresses Coats, Waists, Underskirts o other store shows such a beautiful assortment of smart apparel. This is made only by our recent thurough stock clearance. Choice new styles are here in wide varieties, and our prices are exceptionally attractive. RICH FURS AND FUR COATS Splendid new stock of Novelty Coats and perfectly matched sets—all the most fashionable Furs. NEW MODELS TAILORED SUITS Fur trimmed and elaborate Velour Duvetyne Velvet and Broadcléth Suits. BEAUTIFUL DRESSES for afternoon and evening wear. Elegant new models. Hand-made robes. NEW COATS Stunning models in Warm, Soft Mixtures, Chinchillas, Mole Plush, Ural Lamb and Pile Fabrics. Only 4 Days More. Do Your Shopping Here Today flamhafl'&n - 121125 MAIN ST. Ty 3 th <pital, | 7 Seniors Plan Danc: | at work there. © Ifl] , fi | Tribesmen Ro CHRISTMAS GIFTS For Christmas Shoppers There are just a few days left to do your shopping. We still havé a good assortment of excellent Christmas Gifts for everyone. Suit Cases, Ladies’ Hand Bags, Traveling Bags and Leather Novelties QCur Suit Cases, Hand Bags and Traveling Bags we can sell you with or without the fittings which usually go with them. And our stock of LEATHER NOVELTIES was never hetier. It will pay you to stock. The Shetucket 223 Mai Your Christmas Dinner. One Ton Small Lean Fancy Prime Rib 8 Roast e 15¢ Round Steals, Ib. Spring Lamb, Best Top Legs Genuine Gz HAMS MALAGA GRAPES, b. ..... 12(2 LEMON PEEL, Ib. . .15¢ ORANGE PEEL, Ib. . 15¢ CITRON, bb. .......20c # None Such MINCE MEAT, 3 pkzsc step in and see the eptire Harness Co. n Street i | Mary E. McGowan—Savings Bank, to Make Sctt'oment Soon. charging ome o nine Tied Christmas Greens. aaics Ivary Episcopal h a requiem | Stoningtan, nch. Burial Point are having 1 the High school and nphony orchestras. Savings Eank to. Mak= Settlement. positors still have money due them. _Initiated Four. K. of C.,four can- also faking the shments and a al hour foliowed. | Christmas Rally, ‘ Christmas Sunday will be observed cond Congregational church t Phe speclal collections, mor ing and evening, will be for the church | choir, (o procure music. R (Sutirasyy eatie o man of the Stonington Gun club intend VInE & game supper, as they hve| second trawl fishermen are mak- | barrels being shipped from | a\ station Thursday. 1 account of the uncertain running! trolleys to Westerly, the New Haven railroad is getting the benefit of | Foundrymen All at Work. retubing of the boiler at the boil- r foundry of A. B. Miller Son's, on st Grand street, s completed by James Gilmore, 60 new steel tubes hav.- | ing been placed in the boiler. The full force of moulders and helpers are now | Miss Charlotte G. Joseph, instructor | at Lasell Seminary, has retirned home | to_spend the holidays. Mrs. C. Howard Barber and children of Bridgewater, Mass., and Mrs. J. H. Pendleton and daughter of are guests of Mr. and Mrs, William H. Fairbrother. The Travel club will have a vacation of two weeks during the holidays.. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Broughton have returned from a stay in New York. DROPPED BOMBs _UPON MOORS. ted by Spaniards, Aided by Military Aviators. Mulrtd Dec. 18—A large forcé of Moorish tribesmen ed with eavy Joss today by 1 b Pumokin, can seet J Fishline Factory Running Eveningd—! Coroner Pronounces Fontanella's | £ Death a Case of Suicide. A. Quinn of th month’ stown, Johnson sp acation om, s Running Evenings. i Hu Diamond Spring fishline factory n t Stafford obl iged to ru t of the rush o | ing his sister, | & I the West Stafford parsqnas Improvements About Mill. Pork Loins, Ib. whole or half, € to 10-1b. ave. 10@:75 ey Oranoes I The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. 155 Main Street J T a—— AWe Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Ask For Them e ——— ——_HOTEL——\ We Give Roynl Gold Trading Stamps. Ask For 1 50 Years of Honest Merchandlsmg' Certainly Such a Record is the Result of Honest Goods and Honest Prices. This Week’s Specmh Are Exceptionally Good Values lnd Sure to Make You Enjoy One Ton Little Pig Fresh Shoulders, Ih. 1 32(: fi'fié’hfif, b, 14c[Roast Beet, b. 10 20c | 5= Native Veal, h.xd“fr.. 1220 b. 12%c |k, Spring Lamb,i™*" 10c¢ 155 Sausage Foriodey ... 1 42€ g O TVAS COUPON .| Cranberries, qt. 10c Mixed Nats, Ib. 15¢ store this week, and by buyln% $1.00 Prunes >*° ""10c worth of GROCERIES, except Butter, Sugar and Eggs, you will receive SEEDED RAISINS, pk 10 c 135 Loins Home Made given on sales From MONBAY, Dec. 15, to SATUR- Y, Dec. 20, 1913, God ‘after 'Saturday, 10¢ D This Coupon not Decem 20 STAMPS FREE CURRANTS, pkg. . Besides the Regular and Extra Stamps quash, can The Best Values We Ever Offered, doz. Free Delivery ’Phone 29-4 cemetery. tendance of relaiives and The flowers were numerous included roses from the who ds. v astroll everal w mined and the coron in cas: ar uneral of Mrs.}" s, Lebanon, Westfield, M M. Shepard was in Ruth William e 5 1 Director J. FUNERAL. . Reuben P. Burgess. wife of who the Willimantic road. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAS T O R1 A COLONIAL MIRRORS For Christmas Gifts We have just received another lot of Colonial = TL am Circassian walnut, gilt, %é white enamel and mission , frames, French Plate Mir- T flmn, value $2.50— Special Price Schwartz Brothers, “The Big Store With Little Prices” Telephone 965 9-11 Water Street 1 yan | Secretary Bryan and Mrs. 1 | the democr shington lest night to s at their winter place | town yesterday. J. Taylor Flynn, former member of | >"state central committee in | dled suddenly at his home at Middle- New Loondon INORWICH) Liine ;i NEW YORK i STEAMERS [City of Lowell New slampshire Clgose this Fuuis MEXL | to New Yoik. Xouil Bave u ue VOYuEY LN Aong. ASAG SOUL sud & superb view of the wonderiui :xyine lnd watertront of Manhattan !siund, Steamer leaves New London at 11 m. dally (except Sunday), dus New NORWICH Tickets and rooml !l’om tickes x&nrk. Pler 70, East River, at 630, and ek et agent ralirnad si | Pler 40, North River, 7 o'clock next KEW YORK NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. | Norwich to New York CHELSEA LINE Fare, $1. Staterooms, $1 All outside rooms, Excellent Dining Service, Lea Norwic Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sunjays, .16 P m. Brookive Leaves New York, Bridge Pier, Mondays, Wednes- 3 5 p m Freight received until 5 p. F. V. KNOUSH, Agent m. amv:nsm PLACE ©One Hloek I'ut of Broadway ".zl‘v:'g e CITY. MoDERN soun’n.t FIREPROOF 300 Rooms (200 with Bath) RATES $1.00 PER DAY UP, Exool Mcnl Send for Iree illustra Gildeass 255708 Nework i - GREGORIAN NET YORK CITY, 85TH ST., FIFTH AV., BROADWAY. He nful Suggestions Holiday Shoppers BOXED STATIONERY assortment, choicest selections, low prices. and Correspondence Cards are the hit a fine Our Inm 1l Paper 2 of the season. LEATHER GOOPS A nice line of staple goods and many novelties. CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS the largest line of the best goods. PHOTO ALBUMS in great variety. FOUNTAIN PENS Here is where we are particularly strong. Waterman, Crocker Inktite, Boston Safety, Conklin, Swan and others. An extra nice Pen for'$1.00. Every Pen warranted. BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS We couldn’t begin to tell you all we have in this line. All prices. Painting Books, Scissors Books, Picture Books. The variety is great and a little coin will buy a lot. Bibles, Prayer Books and Testaments. Extra nice Scholar’s Bibles at very low prices. Discounts to Sunday Schools and Teachers. HUNTWOOD NOVELTIES Entirely new creations in wood. CALENDARS A choice collection of the best. Some extra values at 25c. - HOLIDAY GREETING CARDS Our assortment is especially choice. All our stock has been selected with the idea of mak- ing the purchasing power of $1.00 equal fo doing the work of $2.00. Be sure to do your buying at RANSTON'S 158 Main Street' 18 Stortes. Stodern. | Absolutely Ficoproat. JLuzurioud. comtortable and Lomellke, Neareat amneements, shops and depots, 'NONR BETTER AT ANY PRICE. 800 Booms, eneh with private bath. & goot oom ant bain. $2.00 Zog. OTHERS UP TO $3.50. PARLOR, BEKDROOM, BATH. $4.00, Speelal eatos week or month, Bustaurait u ln carte, Al table aete. RITCREY. Piob. Going South? If So— In securing information you want SERVICE. En route you want SERVICE—the pleasure of courteous attention—the comfort of home-like accommodations the enjoyment of well-cooked, well served food —the satisfaction of reliable schedules. Just such SERVICE you will find on the big, swift fiyers of the CLYDE LINE They will take you in express time o R RS 0 i and_Jacksonville, with connections to all leading southern resorts. Special round trip tickets New York to Jacksonville $34.80 SEOROAYS® $43.3 TUESDAY Including Meals and Berth FRIDAYS Also tickets and all information about trips and cruises to Cuba, New and Old Mexico and the Pacific Coast AGW THE AMERICAN MEDITERRANEAN Cuba, Nassau, Porto Rico, Texas, and Pacific Coast TourBureau, AGWI LINES 290 Broadway, New York | Apply to Tha W. H. Squire Co. | Cuiony St Meriden, or any local Fail- Tond Ticket Awent;” or write to A. W. | PYE, Passenger Traffic Mannger, Pler rth River, New York. : F. H. WILLIAMS, JR, General Agt. H, C. LONG, Spectal Ast. F. H. KENYON, Special Agt. Hartford. Gonn. Scon ihey will be big boys _; mnd girls, and their faces wil! 2 only 4 memory. Bring the babies and we'll catch their smiles, CEL P LAIGHTON » THE PHOTOGRAPHER Oppoelte Narwieh Savings Society. N e ‘American House FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, Traveling Men, Etc. Livery onngcted, * Shetucket Strest