Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 8, 1914, Page 11

Heory Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS 88 MainSt. Lady Assistant when requested F. W. GUILD IT"S NONE TOO EARLY To call and see my New Ar- rivals in_ Silverware from the leading designers, specially se- lected for Wedding Gifts. Now is just the time. TO SELECT GIFTS FOR THE EASTER WEDDING 56 Main Street PRICES CUT ON Horse Blankets _woewwiletin, | NORWICH NAMES ON OLD LIST e e Norwich, Wednesday, April 8, 1914, e Y e THE WEATHER. Forecast for Today. For Southern New England: Rain or snow Wednesday, probably rain, colder at night; Thursday partly cloudy and | shifting | Predictions from the New York Her- ald: On Wednesday it will be partly cloudy and cooler, preceded by iocal variable and colder; moderate to fresh breezes, becoming northwest. rains, with fresh to brisk winds, becoming mostly west northwest, followed by clearing. The outivok for Thursday is general- ly fair, with falling temperature. Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from i Sevin's pharmacy, show l%e cgan;u‘duly entertainment to be given by this in temperature and the barometric changes Tuesday: : Ther. Bar. - 34 3020 . 46 305] = cieveaas 50 8020, 2, lowest 40. | Comparisons. Predictions for Tuesday: Increasing | cloudiness and warmer. . Tuesday’s weather: Rain in morn- | ing overcast and warmer; southerly | wind. Sun, doon nad Tides. W sdign t’ Sun | Rises. | Sets. ' Water. | I Muon |_S Writing In the Hartford Times, { Charles ¥. Gladding of the Phoenix i Mutual Life Insurance company, for- merly of Norwich, describes a doc ment that has signatures of Norwich men of prominence. It is a subscrip- tion list circulated by the father-in- law of Mr. Gladding, the late David Moore, of Norwich, for a Fourth of town in 1858. Although 56 years old on July 4, the paper is in & good state of preservation. Mr, Gladding found it recently among the effects of his father-in-law and he will present it to the Connecticut Historical society in Hartford. x The paper is dated June 17, 1858, and the persons whose names are at tached subscribed for a Fourth of July | entertainment” for the benefit of the citizens of Norwich and surrounding towns, raising almost $400 for that | purpose. The paragra that makes the appeal is as follow The considering that an exhibit of fireworks on the { plain the e ng of the fourth day of July next will not only b2 pleasing to our own citizens but a pecuniary undersigned on in- | Lee { the Lee, To be Presented to Connecticut Historical Society—Subscrip- tion Paper For Fourth of July, in 1858—Found by Son- in-law of David Moore, Formerly of Norwich. Greene, for instance, in his da governor on the republican ticket, w. defeated, but ever after went by sobriquet of One Hundred Greene.” Why? Because when won the nomination after a battle his friends got together fired 100 guns in his henor. ay he A Former Mayor. | Lorenzo Blackstone was a former of Norwich. Edmond Perkins a noted iawyer of the town a was the father of Donald G. Perkiu mobile accident at Madison. Hen Bill was a well known book publishsr. Osgood were noted druggists of his day, and this firm in Norwich and Butler concern of were the largest drug houses in Con- necticut at that time. John A. Rock- well at the time was retired and wealthy and known in this part of the country as a man of letters. Stedman and Foster. John W. Stedman was a prominent newspaperman who achieved success outside of the newspaper business also. Stedman published the Norwich Auro- wran for | Gun ! he | stormy | wld | i who was killed a year ago in an auto- : Hartford | thelr chances. They lost and by their foliy they have put it out of the power of even the courts to help them. Let judgment be ent: for the de- fendant. TROLLEY CREWS, Semi-Annual Changes Made in Runs Men Will Have. The semi-annual change in troiley crews went into effect on Monday morning. The choose-up took place last Thursday and Friday and the changes are as follows: Conductor B. 8. Marquis from Yan- tic to New London and Willimantic. | Motorman C. E. Anderson from . spare to New London and Taftville. Conductor Walter Whitaker from spare to ‘West Side and Greeneville. Motorman F. H. Shea from spare to West Side and Greenevilie. { Conductor H, A, Savage from spare to_Yantic. Motorman A, Side and Greene Conductor E. E. Rivers from Laurel { Hill and Boswell avenue to Yantic. Motorman W. T. Barry from Laurel | Hill and Boswell avenue to Yantic, | Conductor E. J. Cass from New London and Taftville to Laurel Hill ! and Boswell avenue. Motorman E. A. Davignon, from spare to Laurel Hill and Boswell ave- Amyers from West e to Yantic. Conductor W. S. Abel from New | London and Taftville to Central Vil- | lage. Conductor J. T. Is;-nrn to Falls. | | Conductor W. K. Bailey from spare | | to New London and Taftville. | Conductor Robert T. McClure goes {from the Yantic run to the New Lom- ! Manchester from That sudden breeze, predicts a freeze. Be prepared— - Get a Gas Heater You all xnow It's Gangerous to eat oreakfast in a cold room. and !:sides. it's not very comfortable. Whereas, with one of our Heaters installed, you only have to light it a few minutes & .re breakfast is called in erder * bave tie dining roor: coinfortably L= % We carry those Heaters im three dii- terent stylos: Reznor Keflector Heater In two sizes and The Oricle, somuthing new in Gas Call and see them at our office and ¢t us explain their usefulness. City of Norwich GGas & Electrical Departmenl Alice Bldg., 321 Main St. Galamite QGoal The Kind That Burns Up Clean JOiHN 0. PEGKnAmM terest to our ecity, inasmuch as it will | ra, a paper now out of existence. He ! gon and Willimantic run. Phone 402 (Street and Stable) afford an entertainment to our own|was a factor in the state’'s politics and |~ Motorman G. W. Leonard from Falls 58 T+ + B Robes (A d Carri ) H inhabitants and induce our friends after his journalistic experiences be- | {, New London and Willimantic. i hames St. 52 Broadway (Auto an arTiage) | , 1 from the neighboring towns to spend | came the insurance commissioner of |~ conguctor H. G. Metcalf from Laurel 1 4 ! the eveming with us and their money | Connecticut. _Another prominent sub- | gif] and Boswell avenue to Yantic. Fur Coats 125000 5. which they may choose to spend in- ) scriber was Lafayette 8. Foster. He| Qjiotorman T. I. Larkin from New We have received a large stock of . { stead of going farther from home. was the senior United States senator Villi B vel 2 (Fur agd Fur Lined) wdl® Bodrs altec high wator 1t te oW | ° 0 (Heretore agree to pay the sov- | from Connacticut at the time rresdent | boneor And Willimantie to Boswell | ALARM CLOCKS, including the Big T o e TPe v oL T eral sums affixed to our names, to car- | Lincoin was assassinated and during | (onducter F. P Shea from New and Baby Ben all of which are % | ry out the above proposed entertain- |the days_immediately following the| pondon and Wiliimantic to Central fully guaranteed by me. GREENEVILLE NEWS 1 tragedy Senator Foster was acting | yilage. We also carry a full line June 17, 1858 i Vice president of the United States. | Motorman Miner Smead. from West The L. L- Chapman Co.. bers is headed by | fotorman Minas, Sne ; ; { H Si 3 b > Falls, of Jeweiry and Watches of Euphemian Circle, King's Daughters, = notabie As the 1ate Willthr A General Birge. Side and Greeneville to Falls, 14 Bath St., Norwich, Ct. | Corduote Slestostul” Sule-thusea Bichelin D" it vt Rie: || Bendee Wiy men ptvitn |, Confiecn 6.0, chtaneen o | 2 il s i, Sl W i v of COnnectic . s ori journalists, bankers and manuractur- | Taf 3 'ra ge to 2 Programme Rendersd—Other Dis- i it “f,‘,,,{';!.’,‘!hé(',m‘;fi,';,"f,‘: ers, military men were also on the|London and Taftville. Our prices are the low- trict Doings. AT o prominence in |list. Among these was Henry W.| Conductor H. A. Maynard - from | est in town. Knitorassh prole. of 35 > town, state and na- | Birge. a general in the War of the|spare to New London and Taftwille We buy and exchange Old Gold, - C o IKin . Rebellion, who served with distinction "flvnd\\k‘l("‘ W. E. App from Falls Silver and Jeweiry for their full value. Gladding. Easter b e e T ) m Bociing. | during the strenuous_times of 1361 London and Willimantic, | o W atchmaker and Repaiver ancy articles, candy, ice cream, et Lot i b ; 365, h Halsey was a noted ctor G, J ari 5 pairer. in_the Sunday 'school room of ik e e o e i ation, was State- ) ide and Greeneville o New J. OGULNICK & co., Greeneville Cong! ational church on | David Smith, .Ir‘mn.jn_., s -‘l A [ wide, | London and Willimantic. 65 Franklin St. opp. Bulletin Building o Tuesday evening from 7.30 to 9 lo'clock. | &M, \.\‘-v '-F""‘*"i s Tiewis Was a United States Consul. Motorman Thomas McHugh from ane tables were very preltily afranged | giil. alvin C. Rawson, Lee & Osgood, | Henry Rusles, a retired businezs | SPare to New London and Willimantic, | 2otn tnoss -brepent § batronage| rohn A. Rockwell; $5, John G. Hunt- | man, served the national Eovernment | Conusttiout Patants. Boot d Sh R M by Archibald ~ MacDouga! had | ington, John W. Stedme Frank ! in the capacity of United States con-| . g an 0e em hares of e pald - MacDougal had | o eon, Lafayette S. Foster, Henry |sul at twosstations and lent an atmo- | The list of patents issued to Con- . Sharge of whe Sandy tale and was as- | 3 'Rirge, Jeremiah Halsey, Colton W. |sphere of dignity to the posts. Mr. | necticut inventors for the week end- All work guaranteed. —AT— i (";;{y‘f’»“ :-3 “;’s‘ RUEE T. B. Norton { Ruggles was first consul at Barcelona, | ing Tuesday, March Rlsi.rl;‘M,Has rx‘x‘r_ Caiied for and delivered. e ik % g { Spain, and later at Malta. Following | nished from the office of F. H. Allen s SR e EHIONCHEE (Drest | nia services In the interests of the | follows: - A. GOLDBLATT RANSTON S e s Cgrirude MUr- | he above, says Mr. Gladding, were | United States, Mr. Rugsles spent 13| John F. Boor eenwich, plunge- § ’ ol Sl e some of the most prominent men of |vears in world-wide travel. He aiso |bath: John ¥ Greenwich, 60 Franklin Street had charg £ orwich tory and many of ther |acquired repuattion as an author, and | swimming tan e White Add- anit Ms Bl Meoro v neh of life, not only | a book from his pen which is still | ing Machine Haven, com- Mish Moty M kvl within ihe bounds of Connecticut. twi | widely read is Germany Seen W ut | puting and printing machine; Raymond o of the cake table. Mrs. Dani-|in the nation as well. James | Spectacles. E. Dodge, New Haven. hose support- ® th t & ansranant er; Russell A [risie, Middletown, e s et e gaseous fuel heater: Michael J. Grif- | tne New and Effective Remedy for programme during the oven- | Sk S SR 2 _Effective . = 'S FINDING fir Hartford, horseshoe a TMAr | Kheumatlism, Sciatica, Gout ana Neu=- a les ! " G ;MARCELLA HACLCS SLPeE s B Jacobsen, Hartford, drafting appilance, | rinis— ; e ( PROBATION OFFICER PROBLEM IN BUCKLIN VS. ROOT | Sherwood F. Jater, Hartford, facili- sZéaofifir"\xTeL"?m‘nEf~‘%5¢§?’f§&fi... = Notes and Personals. | - o b TRR tating the detection of steam boil = . . Scon they will be big boys Miss Isabeile Service is spending a! Found Asleep in Railroad Station at | Verdict for Defendant—Plaintiffs Took | seam cracks: Richard . Ratto, Wa- | YOUr drussist Price 50 cents and 31. . a 3 % few days in Ballouville. .. | New Londen. Foolish Risk and Lost, terbury. electric_light fixture; Frank- and glrlS, ana their faces will PO ey dha ey —_ lin M. Raymond, Saugatuck. clothes- St. Mary's sc 1 t f of Marc a ; hg partially A memorandum of decision given by | dryving machine; John N. Reynold be 1y 4 St. Mary’s school closed at noon on| Marc a Hall, who had a partiaily g 2 e Reiomgpiliosl k-t < only a4 memory. Tuesday for the Easter vacation. | filea naif pint bottle under her head, | Judge Joel B. Reed of the superior | rGeenwich, automatic selector switch: Bri the babi cal | was fast asieep on a bench at the | court has been received at the superior | ¢ 0¢ BTN ST , 3 llr mest eas Bring the babies and we'll on station at London Tuesday | Sourt cleri’s office in the case of B B | “Fsigns' The R & H. Manufactur- : N i 5 : | morning ; T, C, Sul- | Bucklin of Mystic and others id- Co., Hartford, casing for vending catch their smiles, 4 il SR OO el Offtver | ward L. Root of this city. in which All Varieties = WhE e ‘(‘"‘”1,‘ 2 ”‘\”"-‘r’““ ey ““r"’r one | the judge finds for the defendant, Mr. et Xy Phe Jas G000 : the | Root, ik an action which Bucklin Fort Wright Fire Engine. { 25 Ib treatment i mew hat nd | L ? > FSOOTRE 3 3 gy SR e T R K | 1 ;,,,I of ‘,.f;.;”- ; ‘\‘,4;;‘;\,,«.;9|§rrf}‘{§li\16;;!‘lrn\lv «l:“s\»x?'\; involved in A all fire engine was unloaded 0 pOl‘ - > | ssault and had slaced in his e saction. from steamer City of Lowell Tuesday | 1 TAFTVILLE AFFAIRS | custody as county probation officer.| While the judge charicterizes the | 00 B 5oy gndon 10 be trans: | | VanVorst's Cocoa 16c % Ib. dan ¥ | After the arrest of the woman a pock- | m;]mnh of the _lh'fundanz ui«' |-n,._r.~ur-;w~ 1 .hm""l,’ by . steakaer: Gen. . Nathaneat | .=, N N : ook was found on the floor of the | Sible he says it was not done for the oo g™ o : e | 4 THE PHOTOGRAPHER | Emile LeBlanc Surprised Manday Ev- | tiback was found o the fgor of e | 00008 S0 L e the plaimtins out | Greene, to, Fort 1, G Wrignt, The || Best Baking Powder 120 1b. can ening—Other Local ltems of In-|giored to ihe woman. of the $4,500 paid at the I e oy i M Cppostte Nerwieh Savinss Sociesy. et e o Tas bnder stie e { g The 1;111.4.]“!;\ of the defend g R e Ml L Best Coffes ......eee... 23c ib. to P Officer | duct, the judge in E 3 Emile LeBlanc was pleasantly sur- One supe judge | and the real cause of which the plain- | = ————— — Peanut Butter . 10¢ Ib. | prised Monday evening at his home him proba- | tiffs have to complain is that the de- ey | in Occum by a party of frienc in} rms of the pro-|fendant, while pretending to go into CSCHER—I SwInh L ADEiL ) { honor of his birthday, which fell on person could he taken to |Partnership with the plaintiffs in buy- | l)g‘{4:;(r! v "I”v.r‘n.l‘t‘n( ‘m‘};’;«rgr{ Ja ' | Bunday. There were about fifteen pres- mittimus secured. ~Another | ing the land for the purpose of resell- 1 Z00% go 80T, N0 R agther. o ent and the evening was very pleas- instructed him that the law | ing it at a great advance and thereby £ e m e e A 1AMONUS | antly spent. Vocal selections were ies that the fractious probationer | & fine proft ou At For - both, 1o s ; rendered and v piano and vio- the cour The | T was bm’xvnz the land for him- 1 ”' Y ekt - Anril Franklin Sq., over Somers Bros | lin solos we About 9.30 term of course on May. Mr. |se ough'-Hilton, the dummy, for 2, wife of Dr. Pat- ° | o'clock refre: of ‘sandwiches, | Mansfield is in doubt how to hold the |$33,655.10 and selling it to nimself ana Dnamonds { cake and fruit were served. As a/women until term of court | the yn.’.‘:nudn\-‘_ for $57,947.10, and pock- | I e i token of th esteem the guests pr unless she is olice court |eting the differe 2 - on _street, 1y_afternoon at Py "sé;]:rd Mr. (V«'lnanv ;\‘\\(\g\(],\'«\[ng .(u‘n.; and committed latest | 1h"5 conduct the ;1“0}7 ant bi n St. Patrick’s M. J. FlELDS .- s+ e Flol'llt { | offense. 1 vy attempts to ustify on e gt : o th - | that he was entitled to a “c 5, ard Stree Diam d FUNERAL. wn to the po- |{hat he was entitled to a “con Cut pronlS, Ward Streat TSI “ourse he Ktola % o i ce & hi - in [ 8 Telephone & on s Mrs. Stephen B. Ray. i ;Jf‘]"f had “told the % Wednesday efternoon at| Lisnt D! { funseal 6p: T da Bushnell | NEW MEMORIAL STONE the truth they would ]‘13\0 seen through | § %lock —_— widm‘x' of Stephen B. R: was held FOR WASHINGTON MONUMENT J{I?L B G Ay SERTEdANED | ST "1"‘mg‘,‘,‘;".:.‘—'x“|2 'i‘v‘r‘,@:‘p' DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN from her iate home on the Canterbu — But notwithstanding all this the| S years ¥ D tv 1 S J h &fi “ . {“”’nir”\"‘ Tuesday ndf'vflmni‘nt 2 o'clo Secured by D. A. R. Chapter—On Ex- |plaintiffs cannot recover. However se- ,(. funeral hereafter enta. urgeon ! with a large attendance. Rev. Charles ibiti d. we may criticls lant’s | ¢ In Lisbon, April 5. Abb . o €o. oBllSS ! of ic officiated at B e b t in other : the | : L wite_of the laic|In charge of Dr. S. L. Geer's practios 126 M S Sromitapll i o The tablet for the Washington mon- . Jt 1s very clear he did not | aged 73 vears and § during his last lilness. . rington « i ument at We ngton, D. C., ring | he plaintiffs into the deal for the | = the of her daugh- ) wilding Norwi ain_Strest bearers. Rev. Mr the arms of the state of Connecticut, | Purpose of defrauding m of the | ke ell, in Lisb oo -~ wich, Cent rp:ual sr~r\'h'<‘_ at AT }and intended to replac | $4,800. This P hown by | Thursday, Apri p. m. Burlal 8- Ungeriakor Srand arking the » state as | If they had succeeded in turning -In Norwich, April 4. Eliza i marking the pc of the state as . n ning In h,_ Ap ineral arrangements one of the origin: is on exhibition |the property as contemplated, t e, widow of Halsey F. Bid- e en On' £ Lea Pion of the A. sitol lobby, ord, and will | plaintiffs would very likely have re- »s will be held from her ORDER IT NOW at her home here for the anau wntil'Say 1, when It will | celved their $4.300 back and the do. | Faneral services vill be neld from, a3 Ropians & Cos Light Linner aly | o o000 0f tWo weeks. d and shipped to Washington. |fendant would have received his “com- | y4¢ JOme h ; Inc. 86c per coxenm. > x; be inserted in the monument jMmission.” Had that been the r ¥ oy Koehler's Pilsner, $0c per dozem. = Personals. engineers corps of the United |the plaintiffs co hardly have cl e - Trommer's -ve T5c per Armidas Lamorey has accepted work which has charge of the ed that the defendant's pu CARD OF THANKS TGS Free delivery to perts of ths | in Occum. f the distriet. to defraud them of the $4,800 2 2 9 Ak eity. - The as secured through the |the fact that the result was dis it §alion v dilib i GENERAL A, JACKLL & CO. Tely = Zike Poverd has accepted a pos efforts of Orford chapter, D, A R, {instead of success makes no di ks to the neighbors and friends for 0. Teluphene 136-& s O e oo of Manchester. L. G. Hohenthal |ence In the defendant’s purpose at - xindness and sympathy, and John Fitzmaurice has returned after| Washington noticed the of | Judge Reed further says that he| g rece bereavement, in the loss of I “E DEL - HoFF visiting in New York. { the slab of Portland sandst and | doubts if any comp could bhe beloved mother, Mrs. Sarah AL NG, 4 = i A called the attention of Orford ter | framed that would entitle the plaintiffs | 2 E Pla Miss Jennit Sullivan is ill at her|t0 the matt After some corre- |to recover, for the reason S (Signed) HER CHILDRE! NORWICH, CONN uropean n home on Merchants avenue. | spomdence with Gov. Simeon B, Bald. | never be known what the result of t sig <5 3 i 1, the ck ed went ahead and | Vent e would lave been had t — — = aa——— Rates 56 cents per day and up S haptec * H ¥ > e — = S— — s ans b left Saturday for | Pought the new stone. The aggregate |money been raised and the title to the | HAYES BROS, Whits Diafha bridge left Saturday for | amount obtained by Orford chabter | Property obtained. COAL AND LUMBER Telephone 1327, 26-28 Broadway | Baster vacation. | the other chapters of the siate As I stated at the close of the trial, i g5 3 B was $72.50. 4 the stone cosis $150 | his decision says, I should find a way | FRESH ARRIVAL Henry Si who is working in|delivered at Washington, it will be fo lompensats the plainti if pos- | B | Henry Sigr ! orking i en that Orford chapter is respon- |Sible, because the defendant's conduct | urc en i i i . l:”{'ar}:"{hA\R T oy Visiting his parents| gyo for o great part of its value. is entitled to no favorable consider- | Genuine Big Vein 2 . PSS St a n, but I cannot and T regret it. | . - - ster ove heSI Robert Shaw who has been in the| WALKING BEAM FROM While the defendant’'s p in the | 15 Mair Street George's Creek Blnchmxthm. | Backas hospital for "ireatment for | CITY OF WORCEGTER |qeinheidn, Jes_ teorehensible the I3 g rheumatism has returned home to his e 2 el e L Uot entively ) Post Cards, Chicks, home in Lishon. He is confined to his| Oid Sound Steamer Nearly Stripped of |, fn'm, Unfavorable comment. | room. Her Metal. They must have known that the rais- | Booklets, Ducks —_— ng of so large an ALSO A CARLOAD OF 1 amount as $24.- | § 1 26 in less than three months, as| DlRECT {provided in the contrac uld be at- | Napki Rabbi 4 F The walking beam of the old steam- | §67.26 apKins i g L s AR er City of Worcester at Stonington & e e Best LOIeCUVe |v. o o Nty o Sonelhs | oreclad sthe Shhtowilie b o1 READY ROOFING PAPER . ove, N nhv has been very nearly stripped by the |standing Root’s assurance that it cou'd —AND— =y kies and preventiveof thenumerous | suniemen and whie it ‘ame o akin | casily donn or hat he would see to TR S ol T T . _ 3 o own the walking beam. which weighs | that matter himsel : ¢ MRS. EDW[N FAY afln:le‘]ts ca"ISCd_ by del]ed'“e about 22 tong, they were stuck. A The truth isn:h:' they paid little or ! EMBALMERS who are SHY on SHEDS by using a Feanking<8a or irregular action of the or- :k;‘r\r?gk]vt:n;lt‘;l nn]!k”l‘-; lm:;.:edrm:hw‘h no attention to the burdens imposed | few loads of our COMMON LUMBER ranklin 8quare L E would li e wa heam n its [ by the contract; but only to ity ad- | . gans of digestion—is found |piace, ; vantages. They were o Sure’ (hai | Ly Aibiakent and READY ROOFING. T mes Tow Boat Co's lighter At- |the property wo Id be turned over s | in the safe, speedy, certain Telephone 328-3 and time-tested home remedy HENRY E, CHURCH las was engaged and under the direc- tion of Supt. Lawrence A. Chappell the lighter removed the waiking beam they expressed it, before the pavmen would have to be-made at all, th they did not even contemplate the pos- MISS M. C. ADLES Chappell Go. fuesda orning. The A a- | sibility nting ; WM. SMITH ALLEN | y [ he defend- ‘“’ xea'fl and facespgmahsl lighter was brought back to port. ant’s giowing imagination, but at the Teleshones. ? : PROSPECTS FOR SANATORIUM. |iame Ume they risked their money in N “CrrYy vs. COUNTRY, \PHLLS iy o iht‘ hope and expectation of getting M. C HIGG[NS Notice tEhe N EaE ek b anp ity Noahk May Be Site for New Institu- | 11 g, Nd duick returns. When p LADIES’ FINE SHOES . G Saold evesywhere. In bozes, 10c., 25c. ple do that they must expect to tak woman! The hafr is abundant, natural Women colored and stylishly dressea. } T tion fs Report. Rose Chapman of Hyde Park, See the Ladies’ Fine Shoes we offer in kid and cloth top, patent Dongola and COAL, in country places have pictures taken SKIN TROUBLES icould so admirable a site be secured as on Prospect hill where bree cenery both will add te the r tion to health of the patients. Codfish Off Block Island. Codtish are biting savagely at Block plexion would bo perfect if they were not present! Other manifestations are bunch inflamed eyelids, sore ears, wasti ©of the muscles, and general debility, Ask your druggist for Hood's Sar- Whtn-t::l:‘/’ .lfik.bali.‘.oC":e::ley. s0. _is at Noank at the home of gun metal at $3.50 and §$4.00. Spring HIGH GRADE COAL 1“', -y:u PR e Sy T T T her brother and it is reported that FROM SCROFULA |swles. Office and Yard 203 Nerth Main Sy an, have Miss Adles care for your hair! part of her visit is to look over the H Office Telephone 1257 308 MAIN ST. Next to Chelsea Bamk. pessibilities in bhuilding a sanatorium Among the many manifestations of FRANK A. B“.L 104 Ma“‘ S‘- Tel. 652-4. apréd the The building of such an es-| gerofula sre eruptions on the face tablishment is one of Mrs. Chapman’s > pet plans. It has been suggested that | 90d bedy. These are both annoying lme ctor nowhere, perhaps, in New England | and disfiguring. How often the com- Shea & Burke American House FARREL & SANDERSON. Props. Spesial Rates to Theatre Troupes, Traveling Men, Ete. Livery connected. Shetuckst Street es and stora- 41 Main Street Funeral Directors and Embalmer Prompt service day or night Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK A. D. LATHROP g r l | | | I Island and several smacks on Mon- saparilla. Thie great medicine com tday were able to catch 200 and 490 7S l‘_numnmnu medium Tol. 642-2. Lady Assistant e ke 5 2 i pletely eradicates scrofula and buiids THERE 18 non advertising medium s—cor. Basccra Conn t egaai i The Bule 5 e ene, thanging weather drove| 3p the whole ystem. Gei it today. | Eastarn Connasticut equai'to The met | Office—oor. Market and Shetushet Sty @i i6F MUBLYSES & 2% iem from the fishing grounds. ledin for business results Telcphone 463-12