Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 28, 1916, Page 6

ACCUSED MUR”ER‘"RS AT W’ES‘TERLY ‘t Pre!xxmra@flem—:g Given Jchn Barker and Welcome Main, Everything Ready Accused of Murder of Thomas Dow Main—Both Found) —FOR— Probably Guilty end Held Wi MERCHANTS WEEK| ™~ court, before Judge Olivi Villiams, We have marked our stock according to 4 o B e o ot Ve it iy €5 the week and have some very fine specials o : Horins ity Ml vk e b eaaon hdt which will be well werth your while in- e St o e | b et B0l not i, The" ot vestigating. We have always madz it a s : ; i x‘f‘xh"‘x:‘::;"‘{fla‘n’xmney kot point to carry the highest qualit/ in stock £ 3 238 @ & | The story told by Barker was not 8 and have ncw the best the market affords - jiuehth 4= e L8 e e AR TR EG o in all kinds of HOUSE FURNISHINGS. e 5, Soner IR | "una Bhenit Bomnets. and had no - Call and sec what a dollar will do at this formes samil o R Mt T | oleclon, Lo, teline, tho, same,to sk E abire, S Kl iy el vas called into the case the latter o S, ) 1915, at the request Halsey C. Keayen. of Hopkinton. o e yilcox and was detailed by farme-, _testified t aiw a e cer, he Gaid in | & 4 IE 9,«,, E known' Thomas Dorr N'am, + | query . Otis. Re- E \ mile nor-} f W s 3 Yo &4 ast saw Main t s D e ; fore the 8 [ Saptain Menaban in answer to a s ¢ : {qucst on by Mr. Allen, caid that when 62-66 Main Str Finn’s Block | Norwich Jewett City | e was introduced to Barker his official as mentioned. The witness the conference with o some notes, a few s afterwards, in Providence, but lad no notes now. He made the tes to refresh his memory, but could ell just what’he did with them, threw them in the waste 5 \ 5k .| Edwin R. Allen, town clerk of Hop- ;| kinton, produced the record of the jdeath of Thomas Derr Main, showing e died De together e death ce: deaa body o ie record he Our Dutch, Fren there was | nton was ruled y crematory in Hoj : s ] nn arrived in a No. 1 cor Themas E. Brown, chief of police of toctified that he talked with | day h rrested and | to the police B; We have the kest spse- ial low prices. Call 863 znd Charles A, Fuller of Wyo police and a gort of poo i - i) < CHOOSE YOUR OVERCOAT HERE TODAY e B e : e , Freom the Largest and Finest Showing of 3 : = e e High Grade Coats : Ever Displayed fn Norwich T Hallowen’en Social—Dor man, a Now York C With Parayisis, Has N —Thanksgiving ~ Barre Begine. The First Congrezat! effectively decorated Jowe'en social Frid; lights burning the only ducking for n nuts over a st versions. W freshments, gro floor about shoc peanuts, coffec served. on a visit 1} | New York Child Still 111, WWord has been re Wauwecus B ital where she Jantile paralysis. well, but one sido seer irm’ and legs are heln's E ireatment is to be trie Never have we shown so many beautiful models or such elegant fabrics, and surely never better values. Here are coats from The House of Kuppenfieimer and Clothcraft, the foremost makers in America. g To Atiend Yan! Former residents Ohildren Cry |-ot FOR FLETCHER'S o CASTORI/ Here are big, reomy Double-Breasted Coats, in fashionable chinchillas and soft heather cloths for dapper young fellows. Here, too, are snappy short coats, pinched-backs and the conservative ®nee length coat for smart dressers. Here you may choose from a dozen good overcoat styles, all that will look well on you and give you satisfactory service, and our prices will prove a lesson in true economy. ‘ WE FEATURE PARTICULARLY ?wé f“ef“i‘%é;éf;f.‘,if‘ Kuppenheimer Overcoats L 816 $18 $20 $22 $25 $30 g waicome Maim fred n fkne|porgvas it e s | @ New arrivals in our Furnishings Department show some very attractive patterns in Fall Shirts and - m Fém came to the dn jerce | : 5 - - HBERLHQJ 1] \ : 2 s b, S | 3iiss Tesse Menaghin It town on | ileckwear—Dent’s Gloves imported from London—Interwoven Hosiery and Winsted Underwear o seloctmen i {ona the-town clar n the ana ! Young People's | n Middletown, | codore Schultz of Norwich was on friend Kello: AN IMPROVED WALLBOARD 3} ) . 2 the pastor, Costs less than lath and plaster. Is easily applied and AR o e 7 i ien s : 0 X of er. can be used over old plaster and brick. Can be decorat- | h. Sunday school at noon . : 3 il T E : emington will b ed with paint or kalsomine to suit individual tastes. Sunday afternvon sery o e’ Salom Baptist ) We also carry a complete line of interior mouldings used for paneling and finishing off this board. - I21-125 Main Street ing. - . s t(; attend the or- g St X s ster, Mass, r. Gray as pastor of 2 Samples and prices on request at banon Baptist church, > w ere: . Town Clerk 1Il. = e 2 2 . 5 e Town Clerk John Condron has been % 1 F 1o o : 4 . s o . i RED c. c Ro WELL wing fro | connea to his home for the past week Fossil Plants of Great Age. less furnished congenial habitate for [or, has recently published a scientific | The Wilcox flora is made up almosi | et an erysipiles. The area known as the Mississippl |several thousand specific types of |report by E. W. Berry describing some [entirely of plants that lived along the 87 Water Street Deccon George H, Strong of Leon- |embayment is a low lying region |plants of which we can never hope to |of these long vanished plants the fos- |ancient coast, on the strand, among Bridge was the guest of Mrs.|which bas alternately been submergt |know more than a small number. |sil remains of which are found today |lagoons and sand dunes. The Dhysioar | Strong on Hayward avenue, | ed and emerged since Cretaceous time [ Nearly all these types have irrevoc- |in many of the rock formations. 'The |conditions under which the plants lv~ ing sevi known as the Age of Reptiles, over |ably vanished and this vast area is|report gives a systematic description|ed are discussed, and conclusions @re with her, Shepher C, C. Helmold of Willimantlc was|five milllon vears ago. It embraces|tenanted today by an entirely new set [of more than 300 species, in what are |drawn regarding the climate of the % regun, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold|in town Thursday fnstruction the|roughly 1,500,000 square miles. In|of plants. The United States Geolog- |known as the Wilcox and Midway |Eocene period compared with that of <. Rose. - !Academy orchestra and mandolin club. | past geologic ages this region doubt- - ical Survey, department of tho interi- formations. today in the same reglon. - . . /i Open Saturday evening until 8 o’clock b e s e o e i s P