Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 30, 1914, Page 10

WESTERLY MAN SUED FOR flmher Land Company Cla Champlin for Failure to ims Damages From John F. AAcoept Hotel Lease—Frantic Search for Small Boy Who lsn’t Lost—Groom-elect, Who Fractures Leg, Insists On Marriage Ceremony as Planned. - Rev, Joseph L. Peacock and family Wwill occupy the Gallup farm in North Stenington during July and August, and the Peacock home on Greenman Heights has been rented for the same period to Professor Edward Alfred Steiner, lecturer and author, who de- livered a lecture in the Teachers' series in Westerly, lust winter. Professor Stelner is a noted sociologist and was born ia Vienna-in 1866, He was or- dained te the Congregational minis- try in I and served as pastor of the St. loud church of Minneapolis, St, Paul's church, of Springfield, Ohio, and in Sandusky, Ohio, and represent- ed The Outlook in Russia in 1303. He is now professor of Applied Christian- ity in the Grinnell college at Grinnell, Iowa. Among the works of Professor Grin- nell, in the Westerly Public library, are Conservation of National Ideals, The Médiator, Immigration Tide, Its Ebb &nd Flow, On the Trail of the Immi- rant, and Tolstoy the Man and His enger. Past State Councillor Everett C. on, of Westerly, was among the bers of the state board of the ior Order of American Mechanics, with seventy-five members of L tonomah council of Providence §Ii representativ of every council Rhode Island, ited Commodore rry council. of Wakefield Saturday vening. There was the presentation a large silk American flag on a aff capped with a golden eagle from iantonomah to Commeodore Perry council, the presentation being made by Past State Councillor Arnold G. Thurber and acceptance by Past State Councilldr Joseph J. Northup, Remarks were made by the membes of the state board and a collation w served. The members of the state board remained over night in Wake- fleld and on Sunday went in electric cars to Narragansett Pier, marched to the First Baptist church and heard a sermon by Rev. Walter Reynolds on Religious Liberty Sunday, which ‘was prepared especially for the occa- sion. I Rev, George W, Rigler, D. D., former astor of the First %amist church in esterly, now president of the Harts- horn Memorial college, Richmond, Va., gave a dedicatory pre at the re- dedication of the Baptist church in Old Warwick, Sunday. The dedicatory sermon was by Rev. Frank Rector, D. D., of Pawtucket, the sub- ject being, Surcly God Was in This Place, but' T Knew It Not. The exer- cises, in addition, included mus {nvocation by the pastor, Rev B. Cowell; scripture lesson, by Rev. | William T. Green, of Natick; historical | sketch of the church and the two | structures preceding the present build- ing, by Rev. John Stewart, secretary of the Rhode Island Baptist conven- tion. Reminiscences were given by some of the older members of the church, Charles R. Blackmar, Jr.,, a nephew “TI” FOR SORE, TIRED FEET--AH! “TiZ” 1S GRAND FOR ACHING, SWOLLEN, SWEATY, CALLOUS- | ED FEET OR CORNS. of Mrs. Samuel G. Cottrell, of West- erly, suffering from a compound fra ture of the left leg received in an au- to accident a few hours previous, was united in marriage with Miss Marion L. Reed, daughter of Mrs. Harris, of the Barrington road, Friday evening, at the home of the bride's mother. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William M. Chapin, rector of 8t Jokn’s church, Barrington, while the bridegroom reclined on a couch. A large number of relatives and friends were present. The home was decorated with psalms, roses and other flowers, and the bride wore a gown of white crepe de chine trimmed with rare lace. She entered the room to the music of the Bridal chorus from Lohengrin, play- ed by Mrs. Nelson R. Hall on the vio- lin unattended. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. An informal reception andi supper foilowed the cereraony. Mr. and Mrs. Blackmar will reside in East Providence. Mr. Blackmar is an electrical contractor and is a mem- ber of the Barrington town council. Mr. Blackmar sustained his inj in connection with a brush fire he was trying to extinguish near the home of his flancee. He had been burning Some grass about the place early on Friday afternoon when the blaze got beyond his control and threatened a barn. Mr. Blackmar dashed to his home just over the line in his auto- mebile and was returning with a fire extinguisher, when the Steering gear of the machine became disabled. He barely avoided stri Z a telephone pole and the car skidded and struck a large rock. Mr. RBlackmar was thrown out and his leg was broken. He -was carried into the home of his flancee where the fracture was r duced. An effort was made to hav him postpone the wedding, but he d clined and the ceremony was perform- ed at the appointed time. | =3 The reported disappearance of Ho- bart Livingston, Jr., from his home at the corner of Spring and School streets, Sunday evening, created con- siderable consternation in that sec- tion Sunday evening. The boy is three years old and it is his custom to go out to meet his father when he comes home from work at the C. B. Cottrell and Sons’ Company plant. The father came home. made inquiry for his son, but the lad could not be found The parents were distracted. The whole neighborhood was aroused and joined in the hunt for the child. Martin H. Spellman, in his automo- bile, covered the highways and by- ways within a radius of ten miles, in search of the child but without suc- cess. Search of the home had Leen mode before the general hunt was institut- ed and report came forth that the boy was not in the home. Finally one of the neighbors suggested that a mu-e thorough search be made in the house. This was done, and the missing Iad was found sound asleep in his lit- tle bed. He had tired of waiting for his father returned to his home and went to bed unobserved. The piano pupils of Miss Rutherford Carmichael were ingly entertained at her Granite street, Saturday and each was presented a souvenir prosramme of the event with hand P ted covers, all of different designs. | Refreshments were served. and some | of the pupils rendered the following programme: Autumn Tdyle (duet) Renard, Misses | Brown and Partridge: Sturm and| D Gurlitt, Raymond Mitchell; Love Song, Bohm, Miss Helen O'N Golden Stars. Straabbog: Jess Rryvson; Rarcarolle, Spindler, Miss Eleanor Prowning: Cabaletta. Miss Syvlva Bowler: On the ground, Behr, Violet Winkles: Spanish | Gvpsy, Englemann, Isabel MacKen: The Merry Peasant, Schumann, of the Reapers, Irene Oppy t ender, Miss 2 alse de Concert Derothy Krebs; Spring t) Mendelssohn-Herrmann, mond Mitchell and Miss Carmichael. Grace pleas- home, 45 afternoon, | n 1h g, 1 S The funeral of Richard Wallace, a Ah! what relief. No more tired feet; no more burning feet; no more swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more | Soreness iz corns, callouses, bunions. | No mat®r what ails your feet or what under the sun you've tried with_ out getting relief, just use “TIZ.” “TIZ” is the only remedy that draws out-all the poisonous exudations whicn puff up the feet, TIZ” cures your foot trouble so you'll never limp or draw up your fade' in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight and your feet Will never, never hurt or get sore and swollen. Think of it, no more foot misery, no more agony from corns, callouses or bunions. Get a 25 cent box at any drug store or department store and get ir ant relief. Wear smaller shoes. Just com- fort for only 25 cents. Think of it. | A — n in accordance with | Coughs and Colds Weaken the System. greement entered into to run five | Continued coughs, ‘colds and bren- | vea from May 1. The provisions | ‘ chial troubles are depressing and | of the lease were that the stock of weaken the system. Loss of weizat | food, food supplies, wines and liquors and appetite generally follow. Get a | should be purchaged by the 3 50¢ bottle of Lr. King’s New Discovery | cost price and that he sheuld pay today. It will stop your cough Tae sonable price for the hotel and first dose helps. The best medicine for stubborn coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. Mr. O. H. Brown, Muscatine, Ala, writes: “My Wwife was gick during the hot summer months and I honestly believe Dr, King’s New | Discovery saved her life.” Good or | children. 56c and $1. at your drugg:.: | Auto Repairing and Painting Woe repair autos of all kinds in the proper manner. Latest Improved Facilities make our shop unexcelled in New England. Woe bake the paint on, which makes it wear better, keep its gloss longsr, and will not crack. Why not have yours done right? sosts no more. Bentley-Clarke Auto Co. ‘88 Main St. Westerly, R. I It ALL GRADES OF Hamilton Watches at WM. FRISWELL’S, 25 and 27 Franklin St. NEWMARKET HOTEL, Boswoll Ave, & Bo sGvernsing medium i guhn ticut equai o The Bui« HE Ml NUseas A R R i court £ { to Mr. Champ | auor licenses, resident of Stonington borough, 160k | . s Phen Riel was | Here Is Good News Bt Place Monday afternoon from the res-| Brown's Term nat ) ' t! for Stomach Victims. ldence of .his Dbrother, W. Francis| view ) i ., 1ble Wallace, corner of Spruce and Gran-| & i : - 2 ite streets, Westerly, and the service | Ay 3 harles Haynes of i vas conducted by Rev. Dwight .| Pury, is i re guests of Mr. and : s Stone, paster of the Stonington Con. S ramn Palmer fa b gregational church. Burial was in the Lilll MVYVSTI~ ) ton cemetery The " bearers| Defore soin MYSTIC f "y ; ois ic B. Hinckley, William M. | 3 S nady i A 2 i £ enzo D. Fairbrother, Frank | 00 st Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Invited e f z Q. Grendy, James H. Stivers and| _The time o devedti: Cith—t8 E 4 sy g con ™ Charles D. Main, | & Westerly to Jewett City—Mystic Encampment 4 | move Elects Officers—Notes of Summer The Fletcher Land company entered ' suit for $25,000 damages in the superior Monday against John F. Cham- plin of Wester, for alleged failure to yearylease of the N nsett hotel at a bental rate of $45,0 r vear. - 00 pe: The plaintiff company was in pos- session o the hotel property on April 14, it is a nd then made a lease The land company claims that the cost of the suppl was $3.000 and that it w reed between the parties that | a reasonable price for the licenses was $2,100. The lease drawn in April provided it is alleged, that the rent at the rate of $46,000 per vear should be paid in monthly installments in advance, and that the defendant should make r pairs and return the property at the end of the period covered by the lease into the possession of the plaintiff in as good condition as when taken. | There was also the provision that Mr, The firemen’s f. You owe it to your health to have { Champlin should deposit with the | day night was a i your teeth examined. In no depart- plaintiff company the sum of $10,000 | ceeds will on the executlon of the lease as co lateral security for the performance « onditions of the lease. alleged by the Fletcher Land any that Mr, Champiin refused to | accept the lease and its condition Cy rus M. Van Shick and Frederick 3 i | FOR A THOROUGH Jones are counsel for the piaintiff, day .a e i Mr. Champlin is proprietor of the | member GoSbonn cengs Heatn Rev. Dr. Francis EXAMINATION Ocean house at Watch Hill, | eteries being decorated and memorial | ] N LGP S founder the irind Sirs Fiacius Chenes OF YOUR TEETH. Local Laconics, !3,,,; Mrs, William Vanse of B Mr. ‘and Mrs s_Moreton have | “Clark come to Har a R A safe and sane Fourth of July is | spent the week end with L. J. Douglast returned to Me Mass """f' 8iin 8 to assist in the exe ! We are ia_o busy executing skillful scheduled for Westerly, % | their return from an auto trip ini Visit with Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Hatch | 0 n of the new ke | dentistry to find work that may not be Mrs. Evelyn Stillman will sail next | the Derkshives. '“\\”;";“\,Ii“' )‘x:] ,'I.ltr\\‘t age. his aunt, | Congregational church necessary. What may nced to be done week on a European trip. ’ Local Small Notes. irs. in T Fairfield.—The little park however, we guarantee to be done Work has commenced on the trolley | is of Oxbridge, Mass., S Henry Meyers and |the Southport Savings bank skiiifully and absolutely without roi;l turn:uz“m RHallmad a\-(;nup, | here. it ain, -\r-‘-_’l‘i.\:'!‘i\“'flS g_\mn:unu:n‘ huill(fjlngl of “Hw :: "\ 1 pain at a reasonable price. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Baker of | returned | 2 C 3 |is to ¥ ilized during the hot s Hope Valley were in Westerly Mon- | av in =3 Is the guest | months for the children as a { day. | “Mr.and Mrs | or sister, li-vnll*;nx playground. This was made possible | DR. F.€C. JACKSON 5 ; s 3 itgoo o s the |} he efforts c s members of the | o udges Elias B. kley a - i dren are Wisiti Mr. and " Bit 1 mntown | the efforts of thé members € renso’ D, Fairbrother of - Stoningion | Dabolk ¥ f her daughter, Mrs. Clarence | Viliage Improvement socicty: DR. D. J. COYLE reveiin Wektarte =% 4 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Capwell of New ! : ; i J were in Westerly Monday. % I ,d_ml“';"\‘”,m Sasin ihe villy Thomas Meree s sailed for Stanmford e United States | Succeeding the King Dental Condpany, At least one of the new motor- | dford, R. { Scotland. Mr. Mercer will join her in | Coast Surveying ship 203 Main Street. driven fire apparatus is expected to ! with his family here another month has been here. A hy } arrive before the end of this week. Rev. George Strouse, of Norwich, grounc . | associa ing s Firemen’s Fair a Success—Daughters ters, Grace and Florence, have been im T o B T W A N PR T RS S o B PN R % O S € K. i .,"i&'i’-?fi‘tfl-wi’\ - Purefood Products THE BESTOFQUALITY ATPOPULAR PRICES Keduce the Cost of Living ~ CUT THE COUPON FROM EACH LABEL.SAVE AND SECURE VALUABLE PREMIUMS guests of Mr. ler. Miss A don Sat nion ams Prof. fam and Mrs. last survey = in 1586. Captain command. e v of New York is at his home recovering operation at a in New atte Many to r Westerly attend resid the month end- >. Leach ghing Die: mon pieces rapidly New ing orse Mem and Mr of Newh tow in Potter of or a short time Adams of le Fal Mason’s Island ne retu New York ourth. Membe: t At Ga ¥ afternoon Mary™ F s visit Ga | Dodge. ng he McInnes has Prince BALTIC Daughter of Stephen Riel Injured | When Horse Runs Away—Firing Firecrackers Forbidden Before Sat- | urday. unday at Pleas Outing My Murphy Iro at will ands of who B T Accept Jewett City lavitation. the ef- cine nt to con- one of its r Odd Feliows’ Election. Monday on tt At Least of America Remember Their Dead. which will be readines August. ment of personal care and comfort is it more true that the “ounce of vention is worth a pound of cure. WE MAKE NO CHARGE ebration Sunday. Next to «Boston Store, Lady- Attendant. Fhone 1282-3 vey is to be made of L. island sound from Execution Light eastward as far John E. F Miss Celia Schuer? of Mont 1, Can tzpatrick and daugh- i 4