Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 9, 1914, Page 6

~ OFFICE FOR WESTERLY MAN John A. Farrell Stamp Deputy Collector ;:f Internal Revenue Service—Death of Charles W. Bray—Norwich Belt Mamifacturing Company’s Notes Come Up in Connec- tion With Atlantic Bank Matter—Mrs. Vose Asks $4000 Damages. U far as the town of Westerly is ned the Third district court is \pporting and bills in connection i that court are never presented to Westerly town ecouncil for action, < the town asked to make appro- wtion for station house or police ex- penses. There is always expense in cornection with the care of prisoners in the police station, and the police officers are required to incur expense in running down criminals. Chief Thomas E. Brown explains that all ex- penses incurred by the police in line of duty and the care of prisoners in the police station was from a_fund made up of fees paid the police in the Third district court. He said that did not signify that a fund was always available, for there was not. In that event the feed for the prisoners and the officers’ expenses in connection with hunting of criminals were paid he Charles W. Bray, a resident of West- erly for the past 32 years, died Satur- day morning of pneumonia, after a short illness. «t his home in Main street. Mr. Bray was born in Millville, Mass., a son of Willlam H. and Mary Bray, 42 vears dgo. He completed his education in the Providence High school, and game to Westerly in 1882 ns a clerk in The Corner Drug Store, which was located In the Chapman bullding, corner of Main and Broad streets and managed by George H. and remained in that employ the business was closed. He was > penman and expert bookkeeper, mainly in that occu- ing from .the drug He leaves a brother, George the only surviving ‘member mily. The poal team representing the Cath- olic club of Westerly played the fifth metoh in the series with the team of HAIR BRUSH THE GRAY IMPERIAL The Dollar Brush for See it in our window this week. It is an imported hair brush, made with a solid back, filled with natural bristles that have not been weakened by bleach- ing acids. You will pay a dollar any- where else for this brush if you get the same kind. $17.50 / Al Trolieys Lea! To men’s and Misses. Garments Budines; Center of Norwic AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON variety of styles and materials close up the season with. ' COATS now $5.00 The lot includes Sport Coats, Coats for Juniors and Coats for Girls, in a splendid A good Coat for $5.00 will be just the thing to COATS now $12.75 TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY New L.ondon (NORWICH) Line » NEW YOoRrRK STEAMERS . s E 4 Ciioose_ihis FouLe BEX: Luue suu &0 0 Now x0Tk, 20Ul Bave 4 delgbuiuk YUt i LONE Isinu Sound ane SUpero view Of e WODderii saysins &ui cateritont of Mannatian island. Steamer leaves New London at 11 m. daily (except Sunday), due New Pier ‘40, North River, 7 o'eloci morning. oRwict . @€ 1.80 RKEW YORK BT Tickets and staleroows I(rom Lick sont ratirond statiem Sundays Qork, Fir 16, Bast River. at 6.30, and NORWICH Meals a la Carte NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP C€O. Leaves Norwich 5.15 p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, l’mént:m private funds ngdl)mhomc?;s. ina, council, K. ‘_;r‘v,. at St ington, $22 50 \ es New York 7 a. m. and they were reimbursed when the] I'viduy and won by 43 points. . amount_of fees warranted, and some-| The score follow THE LEE & OSGGOD CO 2 £ Y e - <P T 2 . e % : Fare $1 Staterooms $1 times thero was a long_ wait. In tho| Catholic Club. ot . 5 Women’s and Misses’ Coats of the highest class in fancy weaves and in plain $ i $ :Eiflclf(uflf" Deing made and the { i - aslareiort Retail Qgpartment | black. They 3;-;: coats “:hmll \\Is have been proud to sell at the régular prices. Excellent Dining Service. st o) e (watn, SRES foMES S 0 “i1| Woods Some Ural Lamb Coats in the lot. C e th ts, and this amount comes ouf el 2 l L oF the witness fees of the offcers. . It : - 30[Riley eisea Lin has been the custom mot to draw on a1 Toh| et SR 7 the town for any funds to meet the ex- ames played the West- VELVET SUITS for $18.50 SERGE DRESSES now $5.00 penses of the police department except| In the five 3 the salary of policemen and for car- S Al'm by $4 balls. At whist i . SeEvich: i players representing the’ Catholic < s o O : - s R e e oo lew e Suits which have been sold for $29.50 Some with the long shoulder sleeve isgcohvenient loiaih connerned, TPt earlier in the season. We also include and others with the set in style. Good A The Watchemockst adjourned for lunch. The afternoon MYSTI perhaps, the policeman who advances ire company has 1 t TIC L ks e > b cait a| Mmade an early start to have the session wiil include songs by Miss roadc S 4 pes 4 e col — good styles a g va S 1m032°}1 o t;:’er s M n wait~ | muster of the Rhode Island State F! AMilaren Fitzabeth” Greens and an oo i some fine Broadcloths and Serges at th colors good styles and good values Recent Sales of Real Estate—Samuel at $8.98. 1 | . men’s league, wh dress on the Mission of the Daughters same low price. ing for the fees to.come in. erly in 1313, in North Providence on|O°f the American Revolution by Rev.| Sawyer Wins W, C, T. U. Medal— iy o Labor Qay. The Watchemo: R ¢ | Frederick J. Mooney D. D, i i i . compa oo 1o handle. s s mchten a vote of the school committee | 1ro.. (uigt has s o Wihis 2 e Block West of B e o e Sommer | C03ts, and whie” e 1 o et sounr Wi e | Horee e npe oo wuen || Fur Coats of Black Pony, Marmot and Near Seal—-Mufts and Scarfs NEW YORK CITY Tacy. erm“R hmi“iazt 5onhol“.|\n> big event. All this hus bess futle oo | ot the North Kingstown High ehiool [1and to the South. and west of Mason ’ . drew Farrell, who with two brothers| ..., 1. Pl Y oon-| L. R. Howard. was suspended for al- ¢ _ et lesale and Retall = 5! ec It is eleven years since g . - monument. Mr, Kuppers is to build - and constitute the granite company, and| c,¢i®. LS ; _since a|jeged indiscreet actions. The action A ea I i G AT r - who hes been his father's lieutenant | 510, "0, o bP u Hagt Provi | wes feben i a mesting held Esturday | (S0 10 the sivme S5d ke hp A AT GREA IQ‘EDUC IONS in_democratic politics, will soon be a| ., i e e ¥ | afternoon. Dr, Harold D, Metealf e e R sfall-fledged federal office holder. He is | tv, ke all the necessary” arrange-| chairman of the board, says thai no | his Durchased of Frederick Ricker- 300 Rooms (200 with Bath) %o succeed Charles W. Murphy, whol pnlTae, o formal ~charges had been prepared | I ny “Mra’ John' Tribbls property RATES $1.00 PER DAY UP| has been promoted. as _stamp deputy | 25 against the suspended principal, but | P S DD Dronesss Excellent Restaurant and Cafe. collector of the United States internal | ;o Rresent week will be a busy one | {55 e had been asked to Tesign, and | O ey and Tah vty B eet) Mocerate Prices. Yevenue office in Providence. Arrange- | 1t ‘o, [ 'S¢ Artillery district, R. I G.|.pon refusal hud been suspended. It |* Jouls Frriow. 8 for freoillusirated Suidesad ment has been made to insure the| ;= Si¥ °f the companies. will pa is said that Mr. Howard had been in- Samuel Sawyer Won, D of New Xork City. transfer of the office without business | 31 7 (ombetitive drllls at - v | disposed for several days at the Wick- [ The silver medal contest at the interruption. Mr. Marphy will today | pu; 5 TEPECS DY, the district com- | £0d Nohge owa of the action | West Mystic_school under the direc- | > (Monday) assume his new duties as | . "% n Siee v the iR iq which he knew was to be taken ition of the Woman’s Christian Tem- yevenue inspector on the income tax, roniht the Uirst, Fourth and | appeared at the hearing, however. ac- | perance Union, was won by Samuel| BERMUDA, WEST INDIES, acting in conjunction with the office at Srape les of Providence Wwill g0} companied by Attorney Albert Sawyer. The judges were Mrs. Wil- | Baston. e ";‘lji‘r;fél‘_[‘_'(‘m'.r‘raf'. his g e | fred Lamb, Miss Happie Brown and | PANAMA CANAL Andvew TFarrell is a candidate for| e DAL UG Y e ‘UeS- | The commi has appointed A. | George (. Lane. The following pro- the postmastership, to succeed Post-| {¢F NENL the lighi at Pawtucket on |s3ddy, of Boston, as principal. He will | gram ~was carried out: The First | | WINTER CRUISES moster Charles J. Butler,and he claims | [/ednesaay, wnd the Sixth at Woon-| wssyme (he duties today (Monday) | Psalm, Mrs. Cutler; The Lord's Pray- 1 Steainers, fine. service, FORSUN- 1o have the poie position in the race. | 2T DI FhUESdar. As the ok aTim e tiE i ";rl-l welcome song; His I i - —_— — —= = =————————— | J}lo rates. Early. hookings stuouid b® Other candidatessare John Allen, a let- | e mpetitve. each company | has decided definitely the case of Mr. | Allan Morrison, contestant No. 1; = . A | = e T PR i Ababe hists Al : made with me for preferred accomnmo- for carmer, who I8 the dean of the local | marked on a percentage basis, | Jioward Little Boy's Plea, William Tourgee, | South Kingston the winner of two out | ject, “What a Boy Dic "\n\.’ sub- | tent d the motor beat show in New ; Hade with 0 or B orsia, Florida postoffice; George Bray, druggisp and | . blished in general or- contestant No>3; 'Dolly’s New Dress, | of three. The visitors had the better | ject for the evening was “A Message ; Yor > ripeon is contimsd | Sai BT Soutbiecn resocts s To Burope everal other democrats, good an Sy < s T Mouse a oy, Ha same. 5 5 5. C. Stone ! s E.-Lord hi de a s en True, who are getting out of the recep- | Judge Arthur L. Brown, of the |y Dr- John Lo Mav bag gone to ¥ | over the Way, Elizabetn Foley, con- Lost te Westeriy. chmicn Dunder; Bbv. S0 S Jatae T D i & et J h A Du iin Hive class and will soon get into the | United States District Court, has | = | testant No. The Temperance Doc- | Njno council, Knights of Columbus | P! “",.’“‘ = \v\.\.' i EA e s g s arkes- O n = Tunning, aad among the mumber is a | handed down three orders fn responss | | tor, Weston Buddington, contestant i jost ut oth bool and whist Friday | the KV Wi lecte b Banviny du | VI oor g s prominent democrat of Pawcatuck, | 1 petition o Curiis, receiv- | s Margaret Flynn and Miss Ma- ) No. 6; Child Messengers Mildred Per- | (3 nine Yo the Young Men's Catholic | Ivered an interesting lectur t ohus Fawis of Exovidence. & focher Steamship and Tourist Ageats which is in the jurisdiction of the| anti tional bank, of | rie Mulnati satled Saturday from New | kins, contestant No. 1; The Condlict Tr- | SYENOS (0 Jie X Oung MRS CHRQICH Church Building society work. Sident of the borough s iere and : Westerly postoffice. Westerly is with- | " certain notes. | York on a trip to Bermuda repressible, Samuel ‘Sawyer, contest- | Zub 08, WOsISTIY 1, CUC BRI L | At Calvary Fpiscopal | church the lay of AtMood Machine Co 5¢ Main Street in the congressional district represent- by the bank, at less! Geor Booth and James Stewart,|ant No. S." Contestant No. 4 was not | WS TOFS Wi So iiVea Friday civice was in charge of | M s Baoban is recoverihy ed by Congressman Gerry, and Paw- | The first order | granite cutters, will leave today for | Dresent. 2 | evening at Westerly. After the games T AT T S P Johtmon: Das Tetumnedito Rew | T catuck is in Congressman Mahan’s dis- | by John Zed- | Reymond, California, where they have | Married Fifteen Years. refreshments were hted) T S ireh ' e’ Eomdc . s Tetutned 10" New trict. i He | secured employment | £ ;mdd Mrs. ‘A x,rrf‘lnu‘“\\'llx:'a{n al time enjoyed 'fffi'v‘m‘f,‘.‘f.m..F Ol g ks PR o R P o T oo bk Heenil issued_invitations to their rela- : v | —— 5 | e e e and friends to attend their i Sunday Services. { T o, S USRI © pace SambUTZEr | ) er surgical treatmen 2 | and nd thelr Borough i Beste. penters’ union Children Cry o4 Sace value The | igence hospltal, returned Saturday to | tal wedding Monday evening, Feb Sunday morning Rev. Georse PSS Iyt DR reauest of ihe contractors | 1 Lumber comiz igeston | her home in Westerly. Hams . hom { Marston™ preached at the First Bap- rs. Patric itzpatrick is visiting | jon wage of $4.60 a day of 2 FOR FLETCHER'S cold 1o John T Teyholds for | Mrs, Susan Vose, widow of Horace | Methodist Pastor Iii | {ist church on Certain Signs of Pro- |in New Londc i granting of ahaif noli- | A carload of MOYER CON- c STORIA |3t ot ‘the face valne This | Vose, Is to present a claim of $4000 | At the Methodist church Sunday | sress, At the 330 service o the : Gard of Providence- is: at . broughouc "t A account is the residue of two ne to her property in Rail- | the pastor, Rev. <. T. Hatch, being 4po | nior Baptist Young People’s Thome he : vear n wage now being and amounts fo, $1150. and asaeuen i by reason of the change |ill to attand scvice enator A, | made the address, taking as W. E. Rose and F. D. Burtch at- paid ECORDS and CARRIAGES . terest T. Miner of New London addressed S Si el . .- ags | h - Belt Manufacturd SRR be & hearing befon | the “congresution _on the Methodist | === = 3 = | at uto Repairing and Pamiing | d_seven n b ieaany | comventiona naiamapolis and Bos- | L = . | 5 vesday, on the bill to authorize | ton. 19 C We repair autos of all kinds in the Aoider afid COBS| o Cranb, Guairy: torD 3¢ West | Briefs and Personals. i TheL.L. Chapmal\ Q. proper manne! c agent Robert W.|erly, to consiruct a s raiiroad | Past Grand Lemuel J. Hermes, No- 3 X Latest Improved Facilities make T R s | b Bimiwon Ta caRiec (ble Grand Hepr faiies 2id R 14 Bath St., Norwich, Ct s shop enwesslied in New Englund. e ponys darriea ok {Todge were in New london Saturday i We bake the paint on, which makes | The twentieth conference of the Willlam Leniban feil from an elec- |and visited Thomas H. Fox, who is a | it wear better, keep its gloss longer, | Rhode Island Daughters of the Amer- ' (ric lizht wole in Palmer street, o dis- patient in Memorial hospital. | | PR b ican Revolution which is to be held | tance of twenty fee:, but escaped se- Brown MacKenzie spent Sun- | and will not crack. jin Providence Tuesday will have full | rioys injury. He was severely shaken Meriden. - | & 5 Why not have yours done right? It | Tipresentacion from Phebe " Grezne | L and sustained ' commuted frac- X, Gililan of New Britain, i A costs no more. Weste; Xev. | ture and dislocation of the right el- n H,_ Hosle of Boston ar farry | | Uil open the (con- o (Mr Teniban was taken to his | Hoxio of New York spent Sundeyiet) ! Pl rayer hic re. om 1lma venue and attend- e home of i o o Bentley-Clarke Aute Co.| ers and committees will | L9y b Stiman, avenn Funt Main, st i ; § T ; S haa ot Wostarli B | ind the meeting will then be | 0¥ D M L SCOMOR L redge, | Edgar Rathbun and Walter Lathrop Wouldn’t you like some of this fine silver —s — | arr. ana Mrs ank Edwards jant tare 0 New Fome, . = o e for YOUR table? ST ? a o S o Mioand e n {have returned from a visit in New You can have it—without trouble, with- ME QPEPMA GAS 16y and Mo W (Eharien T8/ John F. Wilde is at his home at | ! out heavy expense, without long waiting. 15 ’ " L] L] e I S e Willow Point after a visit in Bridge- i iréene and Davld Plerce, of Wes 3 i Wi ' = = {15, Were guests of Mra I A. T B e e Y i We’ll Send Y n ? Q | Biovidente Friday and Setira |5 Georgo =, Spencer has retumed| s : ou One Piece : d Officers were elected at the annual | Miss Gertrude Schaffhansen and | fo Prove the Quality | mceting of the Westerly Exchange for Nlizabeth Menyers are visi ; ; { — e — Z | Women's Work, as follows: Miss Har- | in New York. 8 Please rememb Is e 3 i = . et Cottrall, president: Mrs. John | ARG Aariha Williams is visiting in e oo the DENTIST e et foit e ans, vice president; Mrs, George | yfariden g - Rogers make, extra heavy, of TRY IT! 3 ite foods without £ ¥ Burdick, —secretar Mrs. John | } the well known'‘Za Corona’ design. Rogers DR. E. J. JONES el ke meeles e DnG Wetmeiti Sie STONINGTON % Guarantee,good af any fimewith every piece. B | 12%= Lee oo <N = e & irge fitty-cent case of Phpes | of manigers: Mrs. Georse Champiin, e patt ‘ It is the QUALITY silver sold by leading | Suite 46 Sllam:on g. P o ach | Liapepsin from any drug store and put | Mrs. Arthur M. Cottrell, Mrs. C. By- ) tribution—Old Can- | 3 S ev vh i Take elcvator Shetucket Street en- Time it In five minutes all stomach ch Tight. Stop belng misr. | ror Cottrell, Mre. David e, Newey, | Waldron Fund Distri uF. ol jewelers everywhere. | i e distress sone. No indigestion, heart 4 N P Pagin, Afvs. John’ Phflipe, | non to be Slicked Up For Celebration | | burn, sourness or belching of gas, acid, Moo Jemes “Dendleton, . Mrs, J.| —News of Sports. ! SRR e exugtatlons, of iindigestelioad o Munroe Pendieion, Mrs. William Se- : This Is How | j 2 dizziness, bloating, foul breath or head- - of rebellion in the stomach, | gar, Mrs, Robert Sherman, Mrs. Or- | At the monthly meeting of the el 5 D (Jl'ilpe ruit ache. Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your|Ville Stiliman, Mrs. Charles Perry | teachers of the town. at which Su- _Thnsnch silver is given for Welcome Soap | ;::d'wv Irm':fi" - "‘..JQ”Q‘“':;K; ';Ffi‘!mnr .\‘.mn‘q one of the family eat s o ,3:’;3'“'“'3“;' ‘f“‘(;‘ 2 ‘,"f;"j-,n’f b Wrappers and a few cents in stamps. But | Or'mges speed in regulating upset stomache. |something which doesn't agres | Gecided not to observe Lincoln’s day ! i i et P It is the surest, quickest stomach |them, or in case of an attask of tnoi | | but Washington's birthday is to be a| to actually .See,,ho.“ totally different it is doctor in the whole world, and besides, | gestion, dvspepsia, zastHtis or stomach | holiday A from “‘premium’ silver, you should send for T'mueri nes it is harmles: lderangement, it is ha give in- The state inspector of boilers was 2 | = = o E o | 4 Millions of men and women now eat stant renier. ’ | 0 TondY te give in | catien hame: Saturday and inspgeted the your choice of these eight beautiful pieces. | = Butter Spreader, Baby Spoon, Atter-Dinner Coftee Spoon, Orange Spoon, Tea Spoon, Child's Spoon, Salt Shaker, Pepper Shaker. How io Choose | | steam fire engine which was found | to_be excellent condition. i Westerly men are constructing an addition to the residence of F. C. Jo- { sephs on Water streer. i | A Beneficent Fund. Malaga Grapes Peopie’s Market A REMARKABLE SACRIFICE | | e W e s OF. worthy”widows and destitute pdrsons. just two Welcome Soap Wrappers and eleven | JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prus. Restores Natural { The sophomore class of old Ston- cents in stamps. Be sure to say what piece ing ton High school will hold a dance hall Color to Grey Hair If your hair is grey or B | in=. faded you can quickly To Get Cannon Ready For Celebration and permanently restore t the monthly meeting of the | its natural color by using arden and burgesses it have the old hatt non HwsHair non square repaired, painted |in preparation for the g Thie wonderful preparation eradicates dandruff, enlivens the vou want. Your silver will be sent you by yeturn mail, all charges prepaid. We promise you will be delighted. This offer, bei just a few da the school Wednesday even- in VALENTINES VALENTINE NOVELTIES Post Cards, Hearts, Cupids, Lunch Sets, Napkins, | Games, Cards, and Masks. MRS, EDWIN FAY " TOPIC OF THE DAY WHITE SPONGE FLOUR is limited LA very special SO ACT N 25 voted te Can and put will Fine Furs | | This is a final opportunity to secure excellent pieces at | take in August. The oo prices that you cannot expect to equal any other season. | This has been an exceptional season in the Fur trade and| these prices reflect a condition never before known. The line hair follicles, and gives the hair a committee attend to the md.lLP‘r.} consists of | B itsnatural, youthful appearance | ~ Coats, Scarfs and Muffs of the better | J§jntadrs, Renits gusranteed. These cannons have been more or less | neglected during the last 100 vears. It | Money refunded if not satisfied. grade, Fur Caps, Gloves and Children’s| sottis sant'for 105 tnd Seater Furs. was also voted to paint the truck of | bottle sent for 100 and d Handsome Qualities at extremely low prices. hey i | i Silver Book Free Let us send you our free silver book w tures of the 21 splendid silver pieces given under our regw/ar premium pla Send a postal for this. Address “WELCOME”—Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. Favors, T Very Special! ACT NOW! hool F all | Fifth riday evenin H the Fifth Company armory by the | score of 12 to 10. The score at the| end of the first half was 6 to 2 favor of the Fifth Company but the High School boys in the second half played & much hetter game than thei opponents. Those who played on the | Stonington Tigh team were Miller e, ! Fatrbrother and Zellass guars, and | Miller and Donohne forwards. _ A, | rangements are being made for a game i with Killingly High achool to be play- ed Wednesdzy evening at Danielson SILVERWARE COUFQN movt”—l‘va Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. Gentlemen: I enclose with this Silverware Coupon, $ two Welcome Soap Wrappers and 11 cents, for which team of Westerly S » H H H H Welcome Borax Soap—5c This Silverware is offered with “ IWelcome"—New England’s favorite Laundry Soap. The kind that con- tains more borax than any FIVE other New England Soaps combined. *Welcome” makes clothes ¢ and white, keeps the washer’s hands soft and whi and never injufes tbe clothes. It lasts 20 per longer than the ordinary bar of soap. And abe it is & #éme saver for the lamndry woman. Hu cakes from your grocer at ence—Sc per cake. get your faverite piece of Silverwar Pioneer Hook and Ladder company ] name.—Philo Hay Spec. Co., H. S. Team Defeats Soldiers. . arl J. ' Stonington High | GEORGE G. GRANT S IAS. C. MAUPHERSON - |Usistke aid Fibahie 1o - . - 32 Provid- St., Taftville Seuth Kingsten Won. e Furrier, 291 Main St., Norwich, Cona, 32 Frovicc 3t S e < J. M. YOUNG & SON iglaphions ApFIAMW defeated” Friduy evening in Borough RO A AN 1 e SRR SR D e 3 TR e st hiall by the Seath Kingston tear py | Cermer Main and. Market Strest | Eayiara Gonnectiuc equal to The Bui: | the score of 24 in 13 It wan the de- | Grocery phone 1228 Ieln Kt BusiBes: feguba ciding game of the seriex and leayas Markat phons 1230 / o AL il