Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 14, 1914, Page 11

for New London oonnlr, Col, ‘Charles W. Gale, Major Walter Fitzmaurice |' and George W. Parsons, select- ed the following jurors, from th 21 towns in the county: Nerwich—Henry J. Adams. George F. Adams, Dwight L. Allen, Dwight W. Avery, Bils E. Baker, Arthur C. Boynton, Reuben S, Bartlett, W. H. omas The following nmnh Sevin's ' pharmacy show in temperature and the changeés Monday: Overhauling and| Repair Work of all kinds on Automobiles, | '} Carriages, Wagons, Trucks Montville—Edward ‘Rogers, John Dolbear, Joseph Bdward "°335’-mc. H C m::l e Wy enry C. Bdward Hl(h.t 5, “lowest 70. Comparisons. d Carts. Predictions for Monday: Partly D, Boynton, 5 3 : cloudy. i e - mfimum Sy . wreath, wreath of carnations, roses Quantity Quickness Monhy's weather: : =, : i Trim- Mechanical Repairs, Painting, m T ectt hod ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. Blacksmithing in all its branches. Scott & Clark Gorp. 5Q7 to 515 North Main St. Babies! Soon they will be big boys and girls, and their faces be only a men: Bring the ba. catch their smiles, LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER Opposite JOSEPH BRADFORO and sweet peas, spray of Taft roses and maiden hair fern. wreathes of roses and maiden fern, spray of Taft roses and mal ir fern, sprays of malden hair fern, spray of lhi(h water roses, spray of roses, spray f carpations, spray of roses and sweet 'p.-. crescent of roses and carnations, | spray of p! roses and malden hair B. | fern, spray of sweet peas and stand- "Illl‘ fern with three links from She- tucket lodge, I. O. O. F. During the funeral the carpenter shop in the Ponemah mills was closed down out of respect to Mr, unmu:n who for 22 years was overseer of that e i R fi'depu:mam. Undertaker G. G. Grant Mabrey, Stephen Ah ¥rank A, had charge of the funeral arrange- Roccwood. Frederick A Oli~ | ments. ver . Clark, James Oon Q-mer. Voluntown — Charles Charles H. Barber, Albert G. Mcr Jaraes A. Campbell, Walter H. Cong: don, Albert R. Dawley, wmhu Mlmmm (38 W Hizgh ® Macn [l Rises. | sgt.s |} Water. || Rises e m i m 110 3. Downes, Charles E. Ellis, anl 3. BGHn. John R. Fowler, John Galligan, Fred A. Gallup, David S Gilmour, Hiram P. Dolbeare, Albie 1. Hale, James H. Hankins, Frank M. Harring- ton, Lawrence Healey, Gilbert L. Hew- itt, Justin Holden, Charles W, Grant, Charles M, Hutzler, Martin E. Jen- sen, Daniel L.. Jones, Waliter W. Lang, Hans Larsen Frank L. Lathrop, Bur- rill W, Lathrop, David W. Liliibridge, George H. Loring, Richard A Magner, Michael J. Malone, William E. Man- ning, Charles McGibney, James B. Day. 13 ... 1 Hl.n.llm_ | 430 l Six_kouss Aftar | hix‘l’ WA tide, '.lch is fallowed b" IM l“& GREENEVILLE NEWS 10.2¢ 14 4. 4 4. 4 4 4. Franklin—Frank S. Barber, Willlam J. Brassil, Abial T. Browning, Fru:kx.!. We have a compiete stock of COAL andLUMBER Brick, Lime and Cement, and shall be Atlanta University Quartstte at | Mullen, ‘Willlam H. Nichoison, John | "5C: e Ry }‘;,‘,’;"”m"‘:k ¥ [ Birthday Paity Fer Wiss: Ida- Rose] Pleantd 16 recsive . ir inguiries. Greenavi”" Congregational Church | J. Parsons, Thomas H. Peabody. R. €. | pacon, J. Lee Beebe, Martin Chapman, Belisle. Plaut, E. A. Prentice, Danie! Preston. C. P. Roath, Z. R. Robbins, F. A. Rob- inson, John D. Rogers, Ciinton Rog- ers, W, O, Rogers, John B Rogler, Everett- M. Rogers, William G. Rog- ers, Dantel S. Selick, F. D, Sevin, John J, Shugrue, Will S Spalding, Gustave D. Andrews, John H. Sher- man, Charies D. Eccleston, James D. Henry McNally, William O, ‘William Fletcher, Willlam & Geer, Hugh Kinder, Charles A. Gager, Fred Tyler, Robert Stott, William Welden, Philip Speliman, Orrin B. Leffingwell, Frank A. Wilcox, Rufus Stanton, Herbert A. Gardner, Walter S. Grant, Preston—Thomas McClimon, Edwin F. Benjamin, Rensaller W._ Holmes, Frank S. Robbins, Arthur E. Shedd Charles C, Zabriskie, Hollis H. Palmer, Brva Barnes, Otis A Browning, Ed- win R. Scott, John H. Wilson, Frank H. Palmer. .George W. Mansfield, James G. Wood, Rossetter Willett, Ernest Kennedy, Morris Flynn, John P. Hollowell, Nathan H. Hall, Apple- ‘g—Elephants Defeat- ‘ersonals. uttendance heard the crsity quartette at the rvice at the Greeneville «gational church on Sunday. The Broadway Congregational church united in the service. Mr. Thompson gave a most interesting talk on what good the Atlanta University is aec- complishing. At the morning service Rev. C. H. Ricketts, the pastor, gave an inspiring sermon on the “Character of Fruitage.” On Monday afternoon the game be- tween the Bears and Elephants on the Boswell avenue diamond resulted in a victory for the former by the score of 20 to 6. Four home runs magde by the Bears were features of the game Byron Clark, Daniel Huntley, Wilbur E. Havens, George 1. Holmes, Joseph ' Robinson, William Kelley, Clifford E. Chapman, Charjes J. Manwaring, El Manwating, Alva Morgan, William R. Prector, Thomas Watrous, Dwight B. Richmond, Julius T. Rogers, Walter k Smith, Samuel Rogers, Sr., William 0] 01d Lyme—Wilbur Anderson, Wlldo Banning, James F. Bugbee, ‘3::- liam Champlon, Fred W. Ch . Coult, John 4. DeWolf, Halloek Gillett, Woodward H. Griswold, Frank- lin J. Howard, David P. Huntley, John Huntley, Philip H. Maynard, Charles R. Noyes, John E. Noyes, Frank M. Roche, James 1. Roche, James C. RiJl- dell, George R. Swaney, Willlam B. Tooker, Charles H. Waterhouse. Lyme—Arthur W. Brockway, James E. Beebe, J. Ely Beebe, Arthur C. But- Haldrain F. Clark, Willlam D, Gates, Albion Holmes, Ray L. Harding, Lymgn D. Harding, James L. Lord, . Lee, Willlam Marbin, Clar- C. Miner, Charles W, Pierson, A surprise party was given Miss lda Rose Belisle at her home on South Front street Sunday afternoon in honor of her sixth birth. A party of seven- teen young people assembled at her home at two o'clock and a very pleasant afterncon was passed. The littie guests were well supplied with refreshments, Including ice cream, cake, watermelon and lemonade, A large cake given by Mrs. Flem- ming of Greeneville when cut yielded a brizht half dollar which had been carefully concealed inside. The little hostess recelved many pretty and use- ful presents Including six dollars from her parents. Among thcse present wers Mr. and Mrs. Flemming and children, Carl and Mabel from Greeneville, Jo- ph Lacroix, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fil- liger of Occum, Mrs. Coronna Roy and children, Albbert and Blanche, of Taftville, Fabiola Bourgois, Exitia Granville, Alma Granville, Isabel Bar- ret, Laurie Blanchette, Orelle Blan- chette, Lionel Blanchette, Ernest St. Armour, Anna May Raymond and CHAPPELL CO. Central Wharf, Nerwich, Cena. GOAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK A. D. LATHROP Office—cor. Marltet and Shetucket $ta ‘Feapdone 63-13 wu WE'll Norwich Savings Society Howard Rydholm has accepted a position with the U. S. Finishing com- pany. BOOK BINDER Stanx Books Made snd Ruted ¢ Orde 32 SROADWAY 1S0TH DIVIDEND. Office of The Norwich snvln.in socle!y Norwich, Conn., June 13, 1 The Directors of this Society hav declared out of the earnings of the gur- rent six months a semi-annual di dend at the rate of FOUR PR CENT. per annum, payable to depositors enti- tled Lhereto ou and after July 15, 1914 1C(;STI.‘EL!..O LIPPITT, Treasurer. Jel1s FRANK’S INN Cor. Green and Golden Sts. Follow the crowd to the only place in New London where genuine ch p suey is made by an Oriental chef. Academy Students can ex- g=ange their used books for cash now at CRANSTON’S Summer Toys PAILS AND SHOVELS, CELLULOID TOYS, SAND MILLS, KITES, SAND MOULDS, WAGONS, MECHANICAL AND SAIL BOATS, NORWICH PEN- | MANTS, POST CARDS AND SOUV- | ENIRS. MRS. EDWIN FAY Franklin Square Diamends Diamonds Diamonds Joha & Geo. H. Bliss 126 Main Street 3 B ERAT, B T nic aud Nervous Room %, Shannen Bldg. . Mrs Joseph Portelance and daughter Theresa are visiting' Mrs. Portelance’s sister, Mrs. J. F. Gleason of Derby. Mrs. Morris Downing and Miss Ger- trude McCloud of Illion, N. Y., are vis- iting Mrs. John Young of Fourth street. BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE’'S UNION, It Spent a Musical Hour With Hymns and Hymn-Writers. The B. Y. P. U. service at the First Baptist church, Sunday evening at 6.30 o'eclock was one of special interest. The hour was spent with hymns and hymn-writers—the story of the story following the singing of the hymn. George Amburn the Jeader read the Scripture lesson from the Psalms. The meeting opéned by singing, “Come Ye That Iove the Lord.” Prayer was offered by Deacon Jacob Starkweather. Song, “Reséue the Per- ishing,” the story read by »rs. William Gilchrist: song, “Just As I Am,” the story given by Miss M. A. Ward; quartette, “He Leadeth Me,” George Amburn. telling the story: song, “We Praise Thee O God.” The story of “Throw Out the Life Line” was told by Miss Lillian Cross; paper read by Miss Marion Lathrop: quartette, “The Ninety and Nine,” Miss Madeline Per- kins reading the hymn story. The evening was greatly assisted by the church choir. The meeting closed with singing, “Oid Hundred” and the Mizpah Benediction. The evening's well arranged pro- gram was the work of William Doug- | las, the chairman of the musical com | mittee, the other members being Miss Vera Stetson and Miss Lucille Howard, OPEN AIR MEETING. Rev. G. H. Strouse Spoke to Large Audience At the Buckingham. A large audience listened to the talk given by Rev. G, H, Strouse of tae First Baptist church at the open air meeting conducted by the Y. M. C. A. at the Buckingham Memorial, Sunday afternoon. The meeting was conduci- ed by General Sécretary Hill and the music was provided by Cornetist R. W. Otis and Roy Phillips at the portadle organ. A. A. Hfowning offered prayer, ‘Rev. Mr. Strouse laid stress on the fact that the noted king Belshazar feit that he could act independently of God, but scon found out differently, aad| saw that such a life is doom to failure, No life ean be lived apart from Gud and be a successful one. He appealcd to those present who have not already lived up to God’s word to do so before the crush of failure comes upon their Hves. His talk proved to be one of the best of the series .The audiences are in- creasing every Sunday, and encourage- ment is fostered in the conductors of these services. | FREE BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS. Geo, H. Mayr of 154 Whiting St., Chicago, I, 2 prominent druggist, has ' published a guide to health, in which | he shows how he cured himself and i brought relief to thousands of other | sufferers from constipation, biliousness, indigestion and intestinal troubles by 4 the use of French healing oils. One ! dose usually convinces. The most ! chronic cases rarely need over three doses. Any one wanting a copy of this : book can get it at the drug store !free. Mayrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy is now sold here by Engler's ‘Broadway Pharmacy. REMEDY FOR PILES IPILES ffesrofiits and sold by N. D, Sevin & Son, 118 Main Street, or can be procured direct from the owner of the original .erl)tlon. MRS. MARY A. ¥. D. 6, Norwich, Conn. Price One Dolh.r OLD UR. HARRIS ton Main,_Henry H. Pendleton, Louis Conrad, arles I. Haskell Jesse O. Crary, Hobart Copp, Henry Frink, Russell M. Brand, Ernest Lauther, Charles F. Boswell, Adolph Zabriskie. New London—wflllm A Ames, Herbert H. Armstrong. William G. Avery John L. C. er, Edmund D. Barker, Cyrus G. Beckwith, William H. Bowker, Plerre F. Burke. Edward H. Caulkins, Edward F. Clark. Frank Coit, Samuel F. Corkey, Franklin G. Crocker, Lawrence S, Cook, Francis P, D’Avignon, Frank E. G. Douglass, Simon L. Ewald, Emaron J. Eaton, John A. Eldredge, Cyrus B. Fengar, Thomas Fitch, George W. Fraser, C Robert Gates, Martin F. Ganey. Warren Gay, George S. Goldie, Sam- uel A. Goldsmith, George A. Griffin, Fred L. Goss, Alfred Highmore, Joseph Hardwick, Lorenzo B. Jennings, John H. James, Wallace R. Johnson, James P. Johnston, Elmer E. Kennerson, Ar- thur Keefe, Ralph H. Keeler, Robert L. Kimball, Arthur Kennenberg. Ben- jamin H, Lee, Hiram Lewis, Thorn- ton Lathrop, Charles E. Littlefield, Daniel S. Marsh, George W. Maxson, John McGary, Frank H. Miller, Alton T, Miner, Edwarg J. Neilan, Danfel T. Newman, George W. Nichols, James P. O'Connor, Ernest C. Opperman, Charles B, Ogden, George D. Packer, Oscar W. Patch, Clarence F. Parme- lee. Benjamin M. Pennell, James T. Potter. Arthur V. Prentis, Constant H. C. Pittman, Andrew B. Parrish, Danfel J. Reynolds, John H. Root, William Levi Q. Raymond, Fred W. , James Rippin, Norman M. Rud- . Tracy Sheffleld, Patrick A Sher- idan, Joseph Smith, Jeremiah E. Suil- lican, James N. Snow, Willlam Savard, George H. Scott, Charles E. Senior, Arthur H. Shurts, Aborn Smith. Henry D. Stanton, Monroe Wallwork, Ste- phen R, Wightman, Albert C. Wood- ruff, Henry I. Watrous, James F. Wildrick, Daniel C. Wetmore, Clark B. Whaley, Ernest E. Whiton, Stonington—Frederick Denison, Ceor- nelius Donohue, Charles H. Ecclestone, George H. Foley, lLorenzo D. Fair- brother, Patrick Fitzpatrick, Edward ‘E. Geer, Bryan J. Gardiner, Edward J. Garity, George B. Grinneil, Archi- bald C, Haas, ‘Herman J Holdredge, John Henry, Allan W. George A Hvde, Joseph F. Fred D. Knapp Fred C. Klnx ett G. Ledward, John W, Lord. James E. McKendrick, Orris B. Norman, Os- car F. Pendleton, George A. Perkins, George H. Robinson, Seth N. Williams, George L. Wilcox,- Elmer E. Babcock, John W. Barber, John J. Bentley, Thomas Samuel Bliven, Frank W. Brayton George Broughton, Howard C. Brown, Amos . Burdick. Charles F. CHamplin, Clark J. Perry, George K. Collins, Thomas Cowley, Henry A. Crandall, Fred P, Davis, Joseph L. Dawley, Walter 3. Fitzgerald, John E. Gavitt, Samvel Girven, David R. Johnson, Michael Keegan, Alvin S. Kenyon, James F. Lawton, Charles D, Leonard., Albert G. Martin, liam D, Main, Charles S. gene O'Neil. Byron J. Peckham, bert Pilling, Charles D. Randall, ‘Wal- ter D. Slvne, Frank Vilcox, Willlam A, Wilcox, George V\'inlerbotlom. Louis F. Barstow, Fred A. Barnes, William P, Bindloss, Robert L. Burtch, Phileta A. Brown, Maurice B. Caswell, John H. Champlin, Erastus D. Chese- bro, James Cooper, Cornelius Cran- dall, John E. Curtin, Groton—Harry H. Anderson, Freder- ick H. Brewer, Clark H. Brown, Daniel | C. Brown, Amos R. Chapman, Charles | T. Crandall, J William H. Crandall, | Ira R. Cromw Justin - Denison, Alden H. Fish, John 8. Edgcomb, Ed- win Haley, ra C. Hoxie, George P. Irving, William R. McGauchey, Benja- min F. Burrows, James E. T. Brown, Charles D. Wimams Charles P. Max son, Horace N. Wheeler, Frederick . Moses, James W. Pollard, Albert Stan- ton, John A. Ackley, Latham Avery, Jefferson O. Balley, Calvin Burrows, Judson D, Burrows, Horace W. Bud- dmgton Everett L. Crane, William yp James P. Gillogly, James Gris- W John R. Haley,Willlam A. Hemp- stead, Nelson A. Holdredge, Lyman A. Chapman, J. Frank Edgcomb, Charles P. Fitch, Charles W. Noyes, Isaac B. E. Disense. Hours: 10 a. to 4 p. m., Monday, Wednudly nc riday. Tel 1177-3. Lu.mb. Joel Kenyon, C. Tyler Land- geu, George O. Miner, William H. rail, Clarence C. Latham, Stephen A. P&kln‘ ‘Washington S. Morgan, Albert Latham, Edward T. Pettigrew, Wil- ll-m L. Ashbey, C. Hull Anderson, Frank C. Ball, Charles W, Davis, Jr., Alfred E. Fitch, Charles C. Murpny, Loren L. Park, Arthur L. Maxon, Ros- well P. Sawyer, John F. Smith. North Stonington- -John D. Avery, William* W. Billings, Horace D, Brom- ley, Charles N. Brown, Frank H. Brown. George A. l"h&mplhl. Alvin D, Briggs, Horace D. Bromley, Charles N. Brown, Frank H. Brown, George A. Champlin, Charles E. Edwin C. Plimpton, Warren E. Rogers, George W. Stone, Willlam W. Sawyer, Fred S. Seymour, Robert M. Thomp- son, William C. Tower. Salem—J. Frank Rogers, Frank E. Willlams, Sherwood A. Miner, Charles E. Malona, Ira D, Gifford, Willlam B. Kingsley, Harry A. Rathbun, George! O. Avery, Ernest L. Latimer, Charlea S. Ray, Sidney A. Dolbeare, Enoch Cra.mhll. Charles A, Williams, Alex- snder B. Gordon, Lofen Rathbone. Waterford—Joseph St. Germain, Hen- Ty G. Brooks FEugene Riley, George Gallup, H. Willls Manwarring, Patrick T. Fuley, Frank M. Rose, Oliver D, Batley, Raymond Peabody, James C. Smith, .Frank Kenyon, Ira Steward, Charles Perry, Wilson D. Harrison, Fred Comstock, Henry A. Rogers John G. Jercme, Frank J. Alexander, George Townsend., George E. Church, Sylvester Kopk, William Fuller, Albert J. Per- kins, Michael Conway, John C. Budg- man, William C. Beebe, Edward Tink- er. John H. Gilbert, Frank F. Rich- ards, Lewis Perkins, John H. Eccles- ton, Roswell Manwarring, Isaac Dar- ling, John J. Cruttenden, Christopher G. Newbury, Phineas Wright. Colcheste: Willlam E. Adame, Frank E. Adams, Myron R. Abel, Edward T. Bunyan, George F. Brown Allen H. Brown, Curtis P. Brown, John R. Backus, Thomas S, r‘l:u-k Charles E. Chapel, Seth W. Carver, George H. Elderkin, Albert H. Foote, Edwin R. Gillette, Samuel Gellart, Edwin R. Hills, Frederick W. Holmes Willlam H. Jones, James Johnson, Samuel A. Kellogg, Timothy Kelly, Charles Ly- man, George T. Loomis, Wilbert Mar- Margan, Clarence H. Norton, John F. O'Connell, George A. Pe(‘k Clarence H. Pease, Charles J. Ryan, William K. Raymond, Carllton H. Skinner, Arthur C. Stanton, Carroll E. Staples, William C. Shennan David Shea. Albert White, T.ebanon—Eugent P. Abell, Edwin P. Allen, Henry C. Briggs, Fred J. Brown Joseph B. Blakeslee. Rowland S. Browning, Karl F. Bllhop John E. Burgess, Walter E. Burgess,' Timothy | Clifford, George L. Cleveland, Henry F. (‘]arke_ Gurdon T. Chappell, Roger Foote, George H. Foster, J. Lee Gard- ner, William H. Geer, Erwin W. Hew- itt, George H. Hoxle, Albert G. Knee- land, Albert B. Kenyon, Clifford C. King, Nathaniel Manning, Edward H.| McCall, Willlam W. Palmer, George| H. Parkhurst, David A. Pitcher, Charles L. Pitcher, Jr., Elmer L. Puitz, James A. Randall, Edward A. Stilles, George H. Strong, Clark H. Standish, James G. Thomas, James A. Thomas,| Arthur P. Turner, Elisha Waterman, Henry J. Willlams, John G. Perkins. Lisbon—Andrew A. Adams FErnest M. Blake, George G. Bromley, Russell | W. Fitch, Harry 1. Hull, Frank E. Hyde. Francis H. Johnson, George A. Kennedy, Herman E. Learned, Jess C. Phillips, Augustus F. Read, Albert A. Rist, Jam T. Shea, Charles A. Whitaker Cortis E. Wilcox Ledvard —Henry A.. Allyn, Billings T. Avery. Warren Allvn, Willlam N Brown, Clinton B. Brown, George H. Brown, Charles H., Chapman, Joseph A. Clark, Blllings F. S. Crandall, C. Harry Denison, Enos M. Gray, Charles D. Geef, J. Kellogg Hall James N. Holdridge, Henry W. Hurlbut, Robert J. Henderson, Courtland C, Lamb, Austin . S. Lamb, Calvin R. Main, George A. Montgomery, Avery Main, Wallace F. Perkins, Herbert B. Pierce, Llman H. Richards, Charles A. Satter- lees Asa J. Selden, Edmund Stoddard, Latham E. Smith, Frederick W. Tur- i ner. Joseph P. Williams. Bozrah— Thomas C. LefMngwell, | Neison Stark, John McManus, Willlam | A. Burgess. A. Douglass Winchéster, | Herbert E. Beard, John McGrath, Jeremiah Murphy John Ernest Fargo, | Albert J. Grandy Charies H. Phillips, {Ira C. Wheeler, C. Elmer Lamphere, | Forrest C. Leffingwell, Frank L. Lath- Top. Sprague—Willlam H. Adams, Fred- erick Babbitt, Nathan H. Bennett, Christopher Broman. Paul Brennan, Desire Charon, Elias F. Corey, Ter- rance Coughlin. Danjel Day, John O. Donovan, Frank A. Fitch, Benjamin Gallup, Harry A. Gaucher, Georgu Geer, Curtis L. Haven, Allison B. Ladd, George LaCroix, Samuel Milner, James McGuire, Willilam D. Nolan, Herbert O. Watson. Griswold—Charles Armstrong, Al-| bertus C. Burdick, Charles D. Babcock, | Simon Prewster, Andrew Chesebro, | James E. Crary, Michael Fogarty, Will- | lam M. Fogarty, John E. Green, John| F. Gardner, Samuel A. Gardner, Al- hert G. G George A. Haskell, John F. Hennon, Walter 1. Johnson Clifford Langlis, Francis Plyden, Willlam 14- »oirt Chirles Latham, Stanton Jamee McCoy. Austin A. Man. Wmhm BE. Payton, William R. Palmer, Samuel F. Palmer, k I. Ray, Max- ey Sevmour, Michael E. Shea Joseph B, S Frank B. Terry, Frank B. Terry, Frank C. Whiting, Frank E. Wuuuwma!m i Florida Raymond. The party broke up at 6 o'clock, children wishing their little h many happy returns of the day. Personals. Charles Bolduc has purchased hew horse. Percy Thurlow is spending a week at Watch Hill Juseph Belalr was a visitor at Hart- ford on Monda. Harry Jervis and George Weller, Jr., were visitors at Ocean beach on Sun- day. Willlam White of Waterbury |is spending a few days here with rela- tives. Jchn Dillon has returned to Hart- ford after spending a few days with Michael Murphy here. E. W. Yerrington, William F. Cham- beriain, Charles Burdick and J. D. fiharples were fishing at Patchaug on Saturday. They returned with a fine string of pickeral. Miss Bessie M. Grant of Scotland road, Miss Maud Staples of Essex, Conn., Miss May leathers of Lisbon, Miss Elizabeth Weller and Miss Flor- ence Weller of Taftvilie are spending a week at the Ponemah house at Groton Long Point. B — BORN MARR—In Detroit, Mich., July 7 a daughter to Mr. and Mra. Marr, Jr., of Detroit, formerly Westerly. e P e e DIED. ITTENHOUSE—In _Providence, July B 1814, Thomas Elmer. infant son of Elmer F. and Phebe E. Ritten- house. GONSALVE—In this eity, suddenly, July 12, Rachel Jones, beloved wi of Bernard Gonsalve, aged 38 years. Prayer at her late home 45 Myers avenue, Wednesday afternoon, July 15, at 3 oclock. Public service at Grace Memorial church at 2.3 o'clock. Burial in Maplewood cemetery. TLLLINGHAST—Entered the higher lite, July 13, Stephen Gale Tilling- hast, aged 91 years. Funeral services at 12 o'clock Thursday at his late residence, Ty Oneco. 1914, Wiillam of family lot ln noovn 137 Lady Assistant Telephone 328-3 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLZEN Our Clearing Sale Ladies $1.50 White Pumps 98¢ FRANK A)BII.I. 104 Main St. Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Funeral Directors John J. Donohue, M. D. ofio.h.im.!.nd 6 Steiner (Frankiin Square) B:mnl—-«’-lau'l-ll.u. CONTINUES WITH LOWER PRICES TODAY. Ladies’ $4.00 ll-ck d Russian Ox- $4. an a 23 PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Mill Ends RETAIL Lawns, Silk Clnfion, Silk Poplins PONEMAH MILLS Salesroom closed between 12 and & and after 11 a. m. Saturday. Trolley to the door. No samples given nor mail orders replied to. Take It To Lincoln’s He Does All Kinds of Light Repuiring. 1 K U Typewr:! un...“ eys mbrellas, Cam- N the low located in m“ KUDLICK & SON_ House Painter, Paper at 261 Central Ave. Telephone Dr. J. M. KING DENTIST May Building Jan1iTuW™ 9 a.m to 8 p. m. Daily 10p.m.b‘p.|!|.l\md.y. DENTISTRY ISA PROGRESSIVEART Modern science has eliminated the pain of extracting and filling. No of- fice in New England is better eguipped with the most modern methods known to u' dentistry than is eurs. Ef- | ficient weork with a promptness com-" mensurated with care and therough- ness, at a moderate cost within the reach of all. Again let us emphasice the fact that our work stands the test of time. Examingkions Free. DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE Sucoeeding the King Dental Company, 203 Main Street. Next to Boston Store. Lady Attendant Phone 1382-3 Meost Cigars are Good— THESE ARE BETTER TOM'S 1-2-3 5c CIGAR GOOD FELLOW 10c CIGAR Try them and see. b THOS. M. SHEA, Prop. Franklin 3t JUSE™ ARF. .., A Fresh-Mined Carge of CALAMITE COAL