Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 25, 1914, Page 2

rinity _Chapter, No. 8, R. A M| : 5 Qwvm.i; 1L 0.0 F, °n r:l?lt' of Co. Armor . M ST :J:g_filu of puiatfionuf Train- ; Jmlw l e o the class ivy. ’ : The leadi rt in the cantata was INVESTIGATING SUSPICIOUS FiRE | The leading part in the ceantaa ios |« Strong Odor_ of Kerossne at Lower | Wich, and others prowminent in the "::5 ‘?.t. who died i‘znky tion Miss Mary Fisher from dence ¥ Main 8treet Blaze—Stere Owners fi;,."m:::;.,. Clark of Norwich, Miss dh’&, 29 ‘B'i-lh:k"gw .J’u"':-el’s“& Mrs, Mary E y H: ow 1 i Polici > ichester, Mis _at the Day Kimball ad N nsurance Policies, %a;:yln&in of Coh B um Kfifl ;':d:m:_r' flfl.fl\.zg-' _Burial was s N‘ bu: An inv:g_fis;tlon vas started Wedr; Rogers of Mystic, S several B : n y tate Policeman Robe: o T SR n o wtucket Hurley, m;: &nw Thon;au!%‘ Foley | MODEL SCHOOL GRADUATION. | TELEPHONE EMPLOYES' DANCE. ‘with friends in Daniel- Chiet Ri¢hmond of the local printaondulat - —_— . 3 . into- the ?eausesf of the | Interesting Exercises at Windham | Benefit at Lake for District Baseball Rounded Up Five Culprits. ~ Hindey Foming, Ao % S L1077 | ot SehantDr. Kestng Presnie Tom ¥ et SR Mt ormmn ;.wl:' Peck a8 & m%l market, :Kd by | ' Piplomas. ot The smployes of the local branch N ekt 3 e as a pool room and con- of the e N. E. Tel. Co. gave a ce % foionery ‘st wEs fregustine sxrcises o (08| 5 the D2ulion uf Covendts ks Poaas | Seciin, of the tomn e Gur Eaxard G, Wright bia been named An inspection was made of _the| GO/ CITEC o eld in the hall of | Re8day night for the benefit of the Letters and hehive as officlal inspector of watches of its DSl 20, Mo Fclc 500 B | the Normal schont buding at § oclook | RSBl (sam, of this distict, which | oicers snd enisted men oF tha. FRIE: | SO thie, ity by the' N. Y. put through the third degree in rela- nesday evening, ® P endeavoring to qualify for the finals| tconth company in camp at Fishers| ™ % i al di The P was Y Island leasant expe- Zouaves Praised. tion to the fire ahd its origin. v-:l:%a::d ;fi?e;( interest ang greatly | &t the annual fleild day of the com-| o noen tt;lclu.“ 'xt::hoq:m will re-| Many ::’mpumonhry things were This action is beins taken, because | ;joyed by all who were present. Dr, ( P2nY, which will be held in New Ha- |ty here Satu said of the little bo; ves that gave several, if not all of the firemen pres- | \w"On g P L\ 10" ¢ the town school | VeR this summer, > Work is gol: "‘:fi at St. Jame# | the military d:ux {n”eno‘nn.cuon ‘wn.‘th ot 3t the time of the fire, moticed 3| committce, presented the diplomas, Pl Ty o T e mCe o | church this week for the conatruction| the flag raising at St. Mary s paroctial state that the wall was saturated with | Prefacing the presentation with a brief New Lomdon, Maschekter and othe: of cement steps at the east and west | school Tuesday evening. - less; a bay horse, it address to the graduates. The pro- entrances to the church. The years old, sired by Bentbn Wilkes; ‘n'—oarAfhe nfi"&;fl&l‘ffiw‘g’:{’ ':'1;2 gramme follows: :‘lt:l::;-l '.hA Manchester ?h“"‘ fur- | steps wereoeompl ted last weeto‘ n:; - | this horee was & blue ribhon winner pres Piprolrac ity Boggany olibdd Morning Invitation, chorus; recita- 4 the music, and » fine time Was | ore’ o handsome - yemivg ’ ednesday morning, |in ‘the Gents Driving Classes last Both :ll‘:les carried insurance, Bir- t‘f"' The Deacon'umuu’i‘ehrpii':. flun.y e 7 N pruStRL. Trust Company Stockholders to Meet. ::mmlsofil:: 3:%%&'&? gl P e ""i'e'i‘ “Bcgoudx h-mAY'- ’ Ellen Grant; recitation, e erican - - - | 8 years old; a grey ng, - el 8 B in b | SR Bty S| e s o Skt | o0 P8 e e st | Aot By, SRS S | 1S B S SR The latter's policy was but two days | SODE; chorus; recitation, n ‘Willlam Bernard of this city has " |satled for ome of the S | O ot fus’ Story, Josephins Augusta Smith; _— e famous month’s |-horse. These horses have been used old at the time of the fire and Bir- » - filed a petition in bankrupt in the cruises on the vessel . barie’s was taken out May 29th of | Fecitation, The Forum; Prologue, | Unjte States cou: B 'ml," c!’hbmda o p‘:l.d d passing oi e v 1. in my stable the past year and are Gladys May Doolittle; dramatis per- i this year. listed at $580.12, all unsecired. It is probable that If the fire had | Son&e, Marcus Antonius, Walter Ed- _ | ington Reilly; Marcus Brutus, George b Ay WA, 3:“:;"‘,,;’,"f:‘;”;gu‘,’,;"“m:f,‘egn"fih’,‘}, Arthur Callouette; citizens, Harry Ar- At Morris Cove Convention. No. § of the fire de: ent. Chief > mond Ellal Stearns, Delmar Vinton | Haven ‘Wednesday attending the drug. Motorcyclists from Danielson and ‘ traveling over the route In"a| -NEW HARNESSES 1 set of team : Potter, Lester Dewey French, Lester . > ne s | towns in this vicinity ‘are very: ng car that followed the truck, harness, 1 set of single farm harness, NORWICH GIRLS PROMINENT. Brows Bood;_son -Sts.:n! of tzh& Sum- m“"‘ur_c”}’fi &":”f,’.fl-mm a'g&wn ot Fo e Dy o A gy 3 i Keeney—McKee. L NITAE DArvagh. X Sxoyees. ilti:n&;:n!‘- Have Leading Parts in Class Day Ex- [ mof MIERt. choru . e s fo be run off at the fair grounds in| riends here have announcements |TCOICT COUAY DRLRES § FLUS, Colas ercises at State Normal School. Order for a Picture, Louise May John- Postmen Don Summer Outfit. local rfae:.nm‘;ybe'm.{ u:o::: :'.3: of the bride’s mtl‘ln Ple:nerto‘;: 52 new bits (all kinds), 1 pair new 1 son; wand drill, Lester D, French, The summer neglighe of thé Yocal There is no particular reason why | Pa, Wednesday evening of Charlotte | CUffing boots. ng There was interest here in a motor that -ate to be taken up. It | autotfuck en route from Hartford, Yo is tn tood that the new bank where it was manufactured, to Provi- 1 Harnesses, mn to do business very early in the | derice, where it is for Hose company New and Livery y As a prelude to the c;lebration of | Florence A. Gunderson, Harry A. Pat- | letter carriers made its appearance | some of the speed artists in thi part Winifred McKee, daughter of Mr. and LIVERY HARNESSES — 1 set the silver anniversary of the’ Willi- | node, Delmar V. Potter, Irene A Ran- | Wednesday afternoon, and a fitter day | of the coum,’ should :,:t ';, J,l. to | Mrs. W. D. McKee, n‘;x‘d Frank William | double breast plate harness, 1 set col- mantic Normal Training school, to |dall, Lillian G. Rosenberger, Raymond | for the innowation could not' be =e- | make a satisfactory showing in e | Keeney, sub-master at Putnam High |lar and hame harness, 5 set hack be held today, the class day exercises | E. Stearns, Grace C. Walden: recita- | cured, for it was one of the hottest | of the events. chan - in 1911-12. Mr. Keen: went | harness, 1 coupe harness, 4 collar and of 1914 took place Wednesday after- | tion, L'Allegro, Dorothy Bailey Da- | of'the season so far. The costume in- | fered gor.u..m 13;.40 .:,:.hm f::g from Putnam High school to”Woon- hame surrey harness, 20 set single :leo‘nh at .:.so ‘(n tl:’e 5rove 13 tlaedn;r Eg; rocitagon, G:;alauml:, Bea.(rk;e gum hc;:n:ts of t{u ?hnley type | riding where a crowd has gathered to | socket High schooi. ess, 3 express harness, 25 collars, & school, an: ere attende Y ill: song, Fairy Waltz, chorus; reci- @] ng but a couple of ounces and 16 bt driving harness, 10 fly nets. 2 large number of relatives and friends | tation. A Man's & Man, Tribute to |said to be very comfortable, inT JORt, O S OE.0 MR Soda Fountains Pay Better Than |16 li& . of the class and graduates of the in- | Washington, class of 1914: presenta- 3 Saloons. : stitution. TR tion of diplomas, Dr. W. P. S. Keating T A KNOWING DOG. There should be eatistaction tor | N€W and Livery Wagons, Etc. Misg Helen Moran of this city, pres- temperance advocates in contempla- NEW WAGONS— open Concord. % Has Traveled. Fully 10,000 Miles on a tion of the change of tastes as to c:ol- express wagons, 1 Democrat wagon, ident of the class, delivered the ad- " Locomotive and Almost Qualified to ing drinks among the people of Put- |1 open cut-under buggy. of the school board: cldss song. dress of welcome. Then followed a 9 Mercier—Caillouette. snyobsis of the cantata by Miss Ruth MOOSE INITIATE TWELVE, Joseph' Wilfred Méscier and Miss Join the Brotherhood. nam. On a hot day like Wednesday LIVERY WAGONS—2 top Concerd Rogers of Mystic. The class history Lodge Members Elated Over Acquisi- Ernestine Caillouette. were married the crowds around the soda fountains | buggies, 3 top box buggies, 3 top g ¥ Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock by ‘Willlam Curran, of the firm of Mur- | of the city indicate the growing popu- Cornln" buggies, 1 top bracket front _——— tion of New Home. Rey. J. J. Papillon, who also sang the | ray and Curran, has & dog—not just | larity of non-alcoholic drinks. There Corning buggy, 2 box top buggies REMOVAL Th lar meeting of Willimantic | formed In Bt Marys onmop? as Per- | the ordinary kind of dog that's a con. |are some soda busineasés in Putnam | (rubber tires). 3 express wagons, 1 e e r\gsu e 5 00 M Weds formed in St. Mary’s church. A recép- | stantly loyal friend of his owner and | that are worth more to the proprietors | Democrat wagon, 1 rubber tire Berlin 1 have removed my business from | .O %e. 2 ?4 o ettt tion and breax!ut_ followed at the | clever in other ways—but a dog with | than are some of the licensed places to hack, 1 steel.tire Landeau hack, 1 six- 33 Jackson Place to 521 Jackson Street, | "CS02Y night, was a verynen us] ¢ | home of the bride’s father, Beloine | & real record; an intelligent, educated | the men who own them. seat Rockaway hack (rubber tires), 3 where 1 will pay the highest market gathering as. ik wia te Son m;etigg Caillouette of Fairview street. four-footed friend; a traveler; and if Greek Fruit Store Entered. six-geat Rockaway hacks (steel tires), prices tor Cattle, Poultry, Veal, ete. ;}"ce_ the flftul“’ “‘f.fl“‘fi‘:“,‘";“r“ e not a scholar at least a very apt and| Report was made to the police on |l Brougham (rubber tires), 2 coupes Bend poatal card Telephone com- | puoty Property to In a Fow Words. eager pupll. This dog came to Mr.|ywedbosday morning that the so-called | (rubber tires), 1' coupe (steel tires), mection. E Mr. and Mrs. George H. Andrews | CUITan from e friend who is & 10co- | Greek fruit store on Elm street, near | 2 three-seat canopy top wagons (nat- Twelve candidates were initiated by motive fireman. It is related that th ral wood rTe; ca. HYMAN CHASEN. Williantic, Ct. | ¢, a f the lodge, and | and son Russell left Wednesday for s - - t the | the Bradley building, had been entered |ufal wood) 1 umbrella surrey, 1 can- the new degree team of the lodg: 8:te0 Gayk ‘attombhile Batifn Aot animal has traveled in a locomotive during Tuesday . night. Change | Py top surrév, 1 extension top surrey. there were reports from Dr. W. K. . . | Fants and Frank P. Fenton on the New | ern Maine. 00 Y len —probably 20.- | amounting to a little more than 32 was | SECOND-HAND WAGONS—1 two- F,»c, JACKSON’ Dm England Field Day convention which Mrs, Charles A. Thayer and chil- | learned many things about operating taken, and -ome‘h-ui‘; and candy. The | horse tip cart. Lonczt:)rd-. D-mot:lrn.t 3 ? - | they recently attended. Plans were | dren, of Central Falls, R. I trains that it would seem almost im- | o0t door was found open by the pro- |and express wagons, wagon' poles. Paink talked over for a Southern New Eng- | in this city : land field day, and it is likely that | with Mrs. Thayer's father, C rietor when he came to business ess Exh'lflh’l‘ possible for a dog to understand.| % o H = » s G Wednesday morning. The police be- | S Bhnkds, Robes, Etc, l Fl > s 3 g Wi I put y rasping a bellrope in his mouth and emglu, 'y lieve the theft was the work of boys. pulling warning signals for. crossin v . 0 R . The carnival committee reported | Miss M.C. Adles will be at the Hotel | from a place on the fireman’s seat was| To Be Stored at Bradley Theatrs, | SLET S Siaats ooteh f,:l?g—intli"zg MN_ 1¢ | and memibers of the order predict that | Hooker Saturday after 10.30. Fine | not a difficult trick to teach him, but| The scenery and other stage prob- |pape ' 2 single - sleighs, * 3 express lebhone the carnival will be the biggest thing | stock of imported human hair—Adv. | not so with getting him to understand | erty of the Whiteside-Strauss compa- t Y of its kind to be seen in this city. sleighs, 2 two-seat Democrat “sleighs Joseph Ahern of the New York po- | the meaning of the red and green | ny, one of the well known stock organ- | o gprings and bobs, 1 old-fashioned et e o e o 4T | lice department, was a local visitor | lights on the rear end of trains and | izations touring the New England and | o seat sleigh, set two-norse farm o 8 d. inals, middl tat has arrived in Put Auto Tka MOVin ditiondl space may be found necobsary g B B e T R B Ol By e’ Sisntomily Dacatie. Ser | SAE b 0. Do Soreliat . thel Eradiey | g et v g 1T ROrR s e LONG DISTANCE WCAK DTr;lre!Peew}assfi:noker a.‘lter the meet- Osfd" Ahzrn is stationed in the 39th t‘:I tl}::ehil:!?:lya_“ his short but event- g‘:::r;erd%:fi.fi.mm;trflfitn;:)mr:o&% A s Sl plush—m;,e?fi N E of, 104t t - 3 A SPECIALTY i el ey e e Bie, New York,"rect and TRird ave- | My e the ‘clover dog never qualified | Pawtucket, Fhace e A8 o e e | o Alvers: Tobta smd Skt Mok = at stoking a locomotive he was ,al- | Breater part the hot weather sea- g # Address P. A. WEEKS, or 'phone lodge, Brief Mention. most as valuable in the cab after a |son ters and wool foot mats. 50-2, 338-12 or 253-5 Willimantio, Ct. OBITUARY. C. 3. Alpaugh s in New York. e reiatire s B R s [T te Mstund Sehded Debt Breft- Miscellaneous Articles = B E y ntelligent acts 3 . ’ e ) Ab i; Bll‘nnhflh Mx;n. ;rhm:l" Carrow spent Wednes- .Olll:d llkbe ykn.ngl th:lm the muh:‘g A Saesbis of l;:'zo on cogneil is H R . Etc. ~ > raham . day in Providence. a story book, but they are vouc — orse Remedies, authority for the statement that the 2 Ay N A ot e i e e AR, | Nov L b e Snathiren o7% 10| L Yo nlghis" s who “apedis s | BOmieh, debt of the Sty of Putnam can | NETV MISCELLAXBOUS = ARTI Burceed Elmors & Shepar? % h b - | New London for a few days. be refunded on a basis that will mean | CLES—23 carriage lanterns, 3 car- tng & 7 Wednesday morning, at St. Francis glve him a post graduate course in s S Missi Lile Fitts of Hampton spent a saving of from $4,000 to 35,000 g year | rlage heaters, 10 sweat pads, 5 boxes Funeral DirectorandEmbalmer | Foms 107 i A50% o amietointis | Wednesday with Mra. Fred Mason of | Pavmsrs: how o P oue o eees ‘ein- |in interest charges, due o the faver. |coil washers, 14 curry combs, 3 one- d s city. < able condition of the money market | #allon cans paint, 10 cans Miller's ? t year. tomer from one who comes in with . 60-62 North St., Willimantic pa’f'heydeceaaed was a native of Can- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bostwick of | nothing more than his nerve and a re- | at the present time. &"Ch of the city’s | dressing. 6 cans harness soap, 2 cans New Haven are visiting Mr. Bost- | quest and, on busy afternoons and | Ponded indebtedness % now placed at | brass polish. i ada, ,but most of his life was passed = isdy Amsistent Tel. conaection | iy Willimantic, where he at one time | Wick's mother in this city. evenings, to ring up nickels on the fh\l,;% .t'::t “p;:"c;mr"“:"w .: ber - HORSE REMEDIES — 22 w'g” conducted a market, and for a num- Hartford visitors Wednesday were| cash register. After mastering these cured. se- pl}bl'ml Distemper Cure, 7 bottles ber of years drove the Ashford stage. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones, Harry|and a few other stunts the dog may x Fever Drops, 3 bottles Wonder Worker, HIRAM N. FWN At one time he lived on a farm at Branch, Miss Mary Shea, Mrs. C. C.| be awarded a diploma and the degree 14 bottles Coljc Cure, 7 bottles Lini- Edn.rton: Mrs. Lenyl F. Rt.;b(n:on, Mrs. | of bacheler of bull. EAST WOODSTOCK MEETING. ment 8 boxes Worm Powder 4 boxes UNDERTAKER o nd Encaime: | Mensfeld Four Corners. At the time | Rdgarton, Mrs. Condition Powder, 3 boxes Gall Cure. of his death he owned considerable €2 Churcia St. Willimantio, Ct. B a1 Chiats ton Taimon e There I i T Mrs. John E. Sheppard and W. J. 3 . S 2 yrtice Kingsbury of Thomp- ROBERT COOK KILLED Teiaphione Lao; Assisiant | survive him a son in the west, and | son arrived in this city Wednesd#y to — Bartlett 8peak for Equal Suffrage. Ths térms of this sale are Strictly "{";fl h"" ?5"; t'g’m";‘;'t"y lgf'“: While Spraying Trees at Plainfield, establishment o e ate orm . % school. Miss Kingsbury was a member Pols Toushsd * Tension Wire. of the class of 1896. - One of the most successful meetings | Cash, so please do not ask for credit. of the votes for women automobile | Do net bid at this sale unless you in- campalgn was held Wednesday even- thank the public for their very gener: ous patronage in the past, The Connecticut mifls were shut tend to TAKE the article if struck off ’ down here for a short time Wednes- T T e Wk Sy | to you, as THIS is a SALE where Personals. day afternoon as the result of the cuw. YOU make the price. A. I Bill spent Wednesday jn Bos- | ting out of the current on the high - - " ton. ;emmmP lln.fl over which power comes B ;. 4 & rom Plainfleld for the operation of i w:&n’:'sdz‘;-owbrldge R i Ta-Niewitn some of the machinery. This was on i i G ovhmE iy e i WILLIMAKRTIC, CONN. account of the accident in which Rob- Ashton Persons is in Providence for ert Cook, 24 of Pleasant street, Prov- a few days. { 1dence, lost his life when a spray pole 4 . Respectfully, _Misses Mary and Annie Maher of ! which he was using to spray trees in 3 W. L. KENNEDY, Norwich were in this-city Wednes- l the yard of B. R. Briggs came in con- 3 ® % 5 g day. { tact with the high tension line of the 7 $5.89 and $6.50 Silk Crepe Blouses || . ceoree sicn sn snoenier soe| Birs . S o0 B Sentacs W Putnam, Conn. dn.v!:lrttord to visit friends for a few: n:_'-" t'ln:n;nn tlm:e C;e‘;k.m;;'fl :D':'i;m If said day be stormy, sale will take b N trees in the villages of Plainfield, was, place next fair week FO!‘ ' M_l-"'_ Thomas Ashton is visiting her according to one of the men working son-in-law, W. H. Abbott, of New ° Britain. > with him, approximately 50 feet from = % = b Only : 27, sna Mes. Roy Gl of Harttord | ee Son o I8 Podmyrted ® 117 g e e s e et isis 2 i 3 gfl efl;fl;‘aifllnt Mr. Gully’s parents, | pelieved :hat the shock of tl';oun.ml: 3 s 2 " 1" | under the cantrol of laws, In the olden .~ This week we are showing an unusually pretty col- £ and;Mrs. A 6. .Gally, of volts passing -through his body kill- | . % S " | days the preparation of foods, and 3 s v - Mrs. John Murphy accompanied her | ed him instantly and he came tum- s o | the making of clothes, was done en- lection of smart Silk Crepe Blouses at just half the regu- Biec%,Miss Catherine Hickey, fo ME | bling to the ground. his clothing smol- : tirely in the homes. Today ail this is . . Joseph’'s seminary artf dert: d Xing. is 1 were 3 carr on e great mills - lar price. ¢ s 7 ‘Wednesday. ¥ burnea l‘bny the _electric c:rr:::nm. i G A : ::ryi‘el. :Mdlnmhou.fimub;hothufl: 'rhe' 001 ook' 33 5 bm' Rev. Paul Keati W, W. Adams and Dr, A A. ase ? 7 2 ng to do eir duties € C > | ng creations o.f SI“( Clepe, com ed cnye;Ved::ldayelh«;‘:: ;X‘:v'vv.fln::on'h:: were called. - They found a bad burn 3 4 > % 2 homes need a voice in the laws of the widlpreflylm frills, velvet or silk neckmd. are most officiate at the christening of the in- | On Cook’s right thigh and that sev- s A = city and state in which they live. 2 g 3 : fant daughter of Mr. a eral of his bones were broken. The| [ 3 = : | | There are very few of us here tonight . . gh nd Mrs. John ’ " p attractive. All the delicate colors for summer, such as Doyle. body was'removed to the rooms of Un- = ; who do not buy food and clothes made pink, sky blue, white, tango and yellow are represented, ke nghars e know absolutely u.m" The clothes 3 » may come germ-laden from the and when you can buy such a waist for only $3.50 in- BRIEF STATE NEWS S me Ay of New York City. | Shope-of New Tork city. Our food may s nndp oot s sty ot Joseph Sautt Weould ot Promiss to | Z8 DIl was fled with o very atten- | o5 "rete- vota. Towmectans o be many in the collection—co: early and our ice . tive and sympathetic audience. Mrs. ! 3 © out women's wishes : - Sy me y gety g Stay Sober—Five Dayville Men Pen- | John E. Sheppard of South Woodstock ! np:owoto-g conditions under 5 ‘t”-m- % N Ik.—The T A alized. and W. J. Bartlett of Putnam. were ' which these essentials of their home 2 g PR ":"g’ of Con- a5 the speakers of the evening. - Mrs. | life are prepared. : = Balirday atternoon. “The many moint| Six prisoners, charged with intox- | Sheppard said: ! Women need the vote, too, in order Gopd “"“"n'. dinnes | léation and in one instance. with as- | One of the chief reasons why women . to protect their children. In the mod- HE B URHAY r e snd nnet | gauit :.:gbdbre-ch.' oflf‘.th,; Peace, were aro asking for the vote is because of | .&d;y“riha cmdwmol‘g bor s > . | presen ore Ju arry | es1! e surrou . . . # # Wallingford—The Factory L Inter.| iR the town court Wednesday morn- ¥ | of the wealthiest people can -provide B national Silver Co. fire brigade has | .nS. the collection being the largest | recommended clemency for him: gm'h-ltn!ul and moral influences for elected the following officers: Chuef, | 9T DY one morning In a long time.|a fine and his promise to do better | their little girls and boys. ~ Otiter D William J. Dray; first assistant, Al-| Five Of the men arrested were brought | in the matter of _abstaining from | women have to take what the city ” - bert G. Lobb; second assistant, James in from near Dayville, where they ! drinking liquor would be sufficiént for | gives them. Their children are touch- . y and Preiits $169,000 Sullivan. 3 were found sleeping out of doors dur- | the time being. the case to be con- |ed by the vicious conditions which Lapitai $160,000. Surp:as A g - ¢ |ing Tuesday night. Deputy Sherif | tinued during his good behavior. Sault | men have allowed to. grow up in all . 3 o New Haven.—The of Miss | Michael Grimshaw of Anfl"\lfln.}wu not willing to promise to stop | our cities. One of the _flrn lhln“t we % Established 1832 Florence Pendleton m Poli | Who made the arrests, sald the men | drinking liquor, waying he was a hard | Dotice where woflen vot: is a’ great Stock company ‘;’f George mk were all intoxicated at the time. Three | working man and needed a stimulant. | dec in the number”of saloons and dramatic - editor the Springfiel :y"h:cm HO l‘":‘“‘ to nr"ut" He got 1t—390 days. l.r:’ lh: |$':°;:“'Y "%d’ is = Union, which took place in Springfield and pay costs amount- s to ung. Waomen ing to $11.79 in each case. Two others responsibility for protecting children $5ey 4 haw Just Vwed il Lnbum. were allowed to pay fines of $4 and FUNZERAL, from these: influences . they make Meriden,—Dr. E. W. Smith received | costs, amounting in each case to 2 ST TR this responsibility felt- & feliowship at the American College :'lg-'u. h:u otI trl-e r‘r’len r::copun' m eorge H. Adams, wdofl‘lc' &‘: -:e: u.' of Surgeons in Philadelphia yesterday. ose bome is In Pomfret, were Funeral services for George H. and. for 4 _ The e‘;{)m was founded about a,year | workers—when th work. fi‘lm,- 50, who died in Providence | forms. . % ago by Dr. J. B, Murphy of Chicago, Joseph Sault of Mechanic street was onday, were held at the undertak- !hefingI and several other noted physiclans. It | sentenced to serve 390 days in jail— | Ing rooms of A. F. Wood here- Wed- | and Ster! corresponds to the Royal College of | 30 days for intoxication, 130 days for | nesday afteracon at 1 o'clock, Rev, G. Burgeons in England. : bn?tc’ Mm:hmdlla‘uy:.‘!w~w H. - is on the Dblack list. He sald in re- i sponse to an lnglry from Prosecuting : . FATENTS - *| Attorney A.G. Bill that he could mot . v Y i remember e liguor t £ S ¥ ‘AR <3 ; ‘Protect your ideas. Handsome $8-pags | was under the impression that it was THE WINDHAM NATIONAL BANK. R Suse=si= | O | Subedss Shlfe ool b B0 : : gkl HARRY. E. BACK, Attorney-at-Law. 1 3 - ~ G . AN b Windhans s count of the fact that he is a { ! |