INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY, Westerly Branch. Capitat .. Thres Million Dollars Surplus . . Three Million Doltars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Liberal, eourteous and efficlent In ‘Its management. Moaumental Works 1,will guarantee to make a monu- med: at the lowest possible cost com- sistent with good work. My experi- At a conference of delegates from the Catholic Holy Name societies of Rhode Island, %eld Sunday in Provi- dence, the l»"xﬂemni ‘branches decided on the formation of The Union of the Holy No'ne Societies of the Diocese of Providence, which includes the societv Town Rills Delayed in Monlh of Five Mondays—?"arade to Firemens’ Fair—Death of Miss Mary A. Flynn and »Mrs. Julia Lattimore Casqy—Stone-Cutters Go South sicians have not been caileq in some cases, and in this way the disease was spread. A number of cases of mumps are reported. Mrs. Julia E. Lattimore Casey, widow of Morris L. Casey, who died last week phllc commendation for purity, usefulness and whelze The Fanning Studios, 31 Willow 5t. We are stow taking orders for Spring work. Our Wall Decoraiors are arriv- ing and many new (hings will be shown. Aiso Lace Curtains, Uphol- stery Goods and Shade work. jan14d From Now Till New Years We quote Reduced Prices On Holiday Goods. Our stock is large and the prices— well, wo have reduced them se, ¥ any’ one - can: buy mow, even If the Christmas buying has reduced the size of the wad in the pocket book. ance of years ic at your service. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Oak St, near High, Westerly, R. b M. HOURIGAN, 62-66 Main Street, from pneumonia, died at her home in Whitinsville, Mass., Saturday night of | the same disease. The death of Mr. Casey was followed last Wednesday by the death of an infant daughter, mak— ing three deaths in the family within a week. in Westerly. The object is to bring together in one organization all the branches of the organization now in the state and to establish new branches in parishes where none exist. The or- ganization will take up the work of in- | stilling new life into_all the branches and stimulating thos€ in renewed ac- | Mrs. Cas tivity. The union consists of three lay | married Mr. C: delegates and a spiritual director from | her mother. Mrs. Julia M. Lattimore, oy ek and a brother, Joseph Lattimore, of Heretofore the work of the society Webster, and four sisters, Mrs. Thom- has been carried on by individusl as.Sheary of Whitinsville Thom- bfanches connected with the. various | as Collins and Mrs. George Colline of x & i BAI‘ING l’oww% loyal has always received the highest award wiica exhibited or tested in compeﬂﬁan Established 1901 Hawold L Wells. O. D.. Optometrist. Defeutive vision corrected by the prop- er sdjastment of lenses. Room 9, POk ger-Langworthy Block, Westerly. R I vorn in Putnam and in 1902, She leaves NEVER FAILS TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR AND BEAUTY. No matter how old and . parishes, with no central body. Th:| Putnam and Mrs, J ar- v T S - ow old o B ttl Object of the soclety 18 the suppreesion | ragansett Pier. The 1 was eld i e L A5 fued ,wu.’:: avor bow ) es of profanity and respect and honor ior |in St, Patrick's church, Whitins long you have been gray, it Tt will pay you well to get our Monday morning. The es of moth work wonders for you, $2.00 the holy name of Jesus. eep you loskiog yous, pro- prices on diamonds, loose or er and infant arrived Westerly in [l"l & e he teams 5 iy nd burial was in, St.|tertained a large number of little | start to finish, and = was marked by |roads were so bad that the = teams 8 young, $3.76 mounted, Cb:ét;_feanwluacshnsmm aMiss Macy A Flynn of Westerly | the arternoon and a5 Im St griends at her parents’ home, corner | beautiful defensive work and skiliful, | could not draw any sized loads. They | s ![\m":“;,tl;_ 1':'115,,, Pints, plg skin $4.75 Just b Tig! el SR 2 |af Church and Main streets, Saturday | accurate passing by both teams. The | will try to finish if it freezes up hgain mi'r For BB Qoidts, Bladk $5.75 Leading Westerly Jeweln i g s o uiphar = |afternoon. Refreshments were served. | first half ended with the score 5 to 5. Rev. A. L. Fretz of Wesleyan con- TRADE MARE _Out & '0s! ly Re- | d i e e T I aackter Local Laconics. Master John Haley entertained the | The second half was even faster and | ducted services at the Gardner Lake| move Dandruff. B T Quarts, nickle $5.75 HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS g i\:llc]\!:‘el andnunzd xht: (‘l&xdakgf‘ Walter Snyder is confined to his|guests with games and tricks, and a | more furious than the first and the | Methodist church Sunday morming and "Will not soil skin or linen. Will not injare L Sholi Biies: niokls $1.00 Ty o e o | nome in Lincoln avenue by illness most enjovable afternoon was spent. | game ended in a tie, § 1-2 to § 1- istea at'the union missionary mect- | your hai. 1s Not 8 Dye. BABE BY HAND. W Michosl 3 Flynn and five sies | - The annual meet and banquet of | Miss Ella Merritt of Water street, | Marion, a familiar figure to the local | ing In the Congregational church in REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES _ Hide and Wicker Cases of Hand Made Work 1s Our Spectatty | vore "yt CHach I, Flynn, and five sis- | @ v ariotly Meaical soclety will be |who has been fll with grip, is improv- | fans several seasons ago, was in the | the evening. ~ 2 $1.00 and S0c. Bottles, at Druggits variots styles Whips and all Harness Supplies car- | ward Whalen and Margaret A., Nallic | held this week. ing. lineup for Jewett City, and his work | Wednesday, Candlemas day, mass | phiio Hay Spee.Co,NewarioN.J, US4 rled in stock. Factory Made Harness | o a = A D B ey ied the| Mr. and Mrs. John Tillinghast re- | brouzht much aprgause. ‘The game |will be ce ated in St. Andrew’s ——— in stock at 312.00 and up. L and Alice Fiynn: "Slie Was a. nisea of| - George Benjamin Utter nded the | ceived * congratulations Saturday on | was continued over the usual time, the | church at 7.80 o'clock. The ceremony [ Broadway Pharmacy, Lee & Ongood, | g N. H. SAUNDERs, Mrs. Ellen Ring of Norwich, sis:or | Mystic. where Mr. Mosher Has been |;- Mrs. R. L. Frost and Mrs. B. R. they dreaded the ordeal. Now, let me 1910 dane. Bhasmpoces, dty treatoren y bt Gl | spending the winter. The frame work | Gardner read a poem, making a very say for the ten thousandth time, that Leaders for restments. masictre, ANt Refreshments My Method is Absolutely ~Painless. Lida of the craft is compieted attractive programme. gl » iy Bl It will have Thomes High_ St Fotter Langworthy X @ 10 horse power engine. Wore served by the hostess. After the first tooth is filled or ex- : Butiding (OF stattny i3 don Sa e Vool Vil Bl s wisely directed, will cause her to racted you laugh at your fears and in the ANNOUNCEMENT. e el o e e e i sntarg give to her little ones only the mos! " T Baving. Jous work et Having purchased the photograph port. 2 SR Edmund Wood. wholesome and beneficial remedi DR. KING, vou get my estimate, which I give for studlo of A. A. Scholfield, 3) Main AgE Mary MKimer and Wiliam | The funeral services of Bmund | and only when actually needed, and | Originator of the King Safe hothing. Don't put it off any longer. itf Boonic of Westerly and Sictaity, cuf| Headache, and Distress after Eating. | S0me time in New York = Steh Sontay arteanuntes Haaecs |/ D8 e iprmed Molller viseginly | Systam of Painfess Dentistry. " &bilicy to do the very best work A! Small Pill, Srall Dose, Small Prica Big Chiefs Installed. Eivery seat was filled with sympathiz. | the pleasant and gentle laxative rem- We examine your teeth without charge and tell you what it wolld cost Deastiful 16x20 water colored Dortrllll = Officers eiected by Tatonum tribe, | ing friends and mourners, indicating | edy—Syrup of Figs and Elixir of | to put them in perfect condition. Our charges are consistently low. Pain- I)O C'l’l art fc ,kd of yourself given free with every doz/| GENUINE must bear signature | xo. 78, T O. R. M. were installed in | the high esteem in which Mr. Wood | Senna—when a laxative is required, | 1858 extraction free when sets are or dered. Hours 9 &. m. to 8 p. m.; Bun- p ‘ » en 3400 cabinets. F. Rouleau & Co. . | Mullec’s ‘hall Friday evenin The [ and his famfly are held. The service i B A0 quired, | govs 10 to 2. Telephone. AND THE Westerly. M- {work wae done by District Depity Sa- | was opened by the hymn THome of | 38 it is wholly free from all objec- i chem Willlam Van Pelt, C Prophet | the Soul, sung by E. F. Burleson, B. i T F-d i - r W e = M 1A S. King, Great Sanip J. H. Pavne |R. Gardner, G. H. Prior and R. L. t}?m}’le;"b!‘”{"‘ {)0 M] : phots . Maxwell [ '"' ;hm and “ns“ of Mystic, and Great Sagamore =. | Frost. Rev. C. H. Van Natter of North | eficial effects always buy the genu- | '] ORDER NOW uy Iy lade or Stoningion e 3 Grosvenordale’ a former pastor here, | ine, manufactured ‘by the California | R 4 | ‘vas elected chief of r 3 ‘offered prayer, ch was followed b: = 5 2 ve the cars In stock a gty < - s | 1. An eleriric. company from '\\-N»r;y‘me reading of the Seripture by Rev. | Lig Syrup Co. Franklin Square, over Somers Bros. We have the cars In alline lights at Shanondasic, the | W. H. Gane, pastor of the Congre- = make immediats dellvery. ( PURTILL’S, m'ere io Buy in Wes farly e | Y o e B e e et oy | ce will be put spoke most feelingly of the good qual- “ON THE BRIDGE.” H ities of Mr. Wood and of the legacy such a life Is to those who are left. Rev. G. W. Stanley, pastor of the church, referred to the loss to the foot of Cross street Tel 343 Hart Schatfner & Marx | , HAT A BRR NS BTAR ie appalling death-rate from kid- | grea Bicknell and family, Mrs. J. E IDENCE, R. 1. . G. Bliven & Co. A EmmArs ney disease is due in most cases to the | Pnillips and Mra. A. M., Brown, Mr. Q On the Bridg - hixt to st TR OWARIesly. B 1l Ga i oo et they mecome | e e e Bridge. t to Star Theater, Westerly, R. L |usually neglected until they become | Ajec McCluggage, the cholr. mule-roo REGAL SHOE AGENCY. nourk e Dinner, 8o, Meald af, U |serious, “The cllgnt symptoms “give | omyioyes. (e overscers of Ashiand ON SALE NOW. We give S&H Green Trading St 3 ce to chronic disorders and the {imi, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Young, Mr. bl Surchases. S A 10 > ufferer goes gradu ) the grasp | ana Mrs. A. A. Young, Mrs. A. J LU b AGENCY FOR THE o dv,]«l- 'l“i "4‘!(!\ )‘U., it "'*""\rx inker and 3];!!5 lg]lr\y "‘;['!n;(‘er. M) | g B gravel or seme other serious form of [gnd Mrs. William O'Nefll, Mr. and 3 P New Hom: Sewing Machines | idney compiaint S M e i Buns Bla“k BOOI\ ty ATIMNACY | he isntest running, vest construct. ou suffer from backache, head- |and Mrs. 3. A. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. o ed, and the price is right. Call anc hes, dizzy spells; if the kidney se- | W. R. Burdick and family, Miss Lu- o S i TRY OUR se¢ a demonstration ai retions are irregular of passage and |cile Stetson, BE. M. Anthony and fam- . e 1 and ICE CREAM, SODA and COLLEGE nnatural in appearance, do not de- | ily. Muffins g THE NEW YORK STORE, HE “CES While Waiting for Your Car. 2 i 3 Help the kidneys at once Relatives and friends present from { . . |54 High Street, - - Westerly. | Toan's Kidney Pills are cspecially | out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | BREAKFA Office Supplies ss hnal St wESlE'IY R. l. rovsd Wm. H. Brownin: or-kidney disorde; hey cure where | Wood, Earl ;v:;?n_ w{vr'«. ?ed s%m; i ~ o 28 o - . ithers fail. Over ome hundred thou- | Mrs. James Sudlow. ames Gra- £ a 30 SAnE pecple: heve recommended them. | gnd. My Wiittam lB;lveﬂg or !l OQUESTILON in large variety flere’s a case at home Taftville, James Wood, Ear] ‘0ood ané N = Ses my new sampies of Fau and MISS ROSE AHERN Mrs, T.: €. Sheppard, 107 | Mrs. 8. Hewitt of Centerville, R. I. | at small prlu-s. Tinter Woolens. Custom Made Suits A Norwich, Conn., says: “I consides |Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgess and Mrs. $1250and up ’ <« | Doan's " Kidney - il indispensibie | Thomas Taylor of Pawtucket, R. I 3. ¥. PELLEGRINY. adies Atter | na o e Dtadder irouble, | Mrs, Whalley of New Bedford, Rev. C 3 Kidney Pill learned of he dale, ) irisa 42 High St., Westerly il oL hetr {and Prof. W. O, Turner of Wiliman. _snisa Rt tha name positire F | Lol B & S o 25 Ra e | The arrangements were in charge of | ROSBYS Fhe Washington Trast Coy | . .re moving to. the-Potter-Lang. | rocting . pihs ulties that [ F. H. and F. W Tininghast. ' A ﬂlll“ lot of FURS leit .l' WESTERLY. R L worthy. Block, 68 High street, on or | had ciused me u great deal of annoy- | Miss Irene Roberts ement Saturday Capital .. weeeiseea. $200,000 |about Jan. 1st, 1910. Great removal | tnce. \3 gu«&'n»“' Doan's |\nx‘¥n‘~ Pills 4‘!{)(‘ dS":di“m“é«'un' ot - p"ces cut to halt Trom I 1D Besin & Honts drne stor Sodward mantie. Surplus ... 8200000 | sale now going on. nd since leurnine of their mesit I | Charles Foley is ill with the-mumps at his home on Tracy avenue. i Executes Trusts. kept a suppl. the house.” Mechanics Clotting Co. their value. Pays Interest on Depost For g Good service—ConsiGerate attentioh Westarly, R i HOME 'PLAYERS o TCiati e SO Wi 1% S Swaruateed the patrais of this'in~ * i Nev® York, fe WON IN OVERTIME ! lengty ind Fur Carrie . stitation. decisd New Snrk f lengtn), dnd Wur Carriage Kobes and | Marion Cages Winning Goal Against | Remcember the an's one wanting such. We do r 3 gl v New London Basketball Five, ! over any Fur goods and arc bound to 4 well them Jewett City deteated New Tondorn - Kol - £ at basketball Monday night by the Call and look them ov t score of 9 i-2 to 8 1-2. New Londor | Having won the first game by & score |, THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0., Sore Lungs and Raw Lungs. Just prple wiiow the feeling, and i miscrablc stite of health it indi- ates, All people should know that Foley's Homey and Tar, the greatest d with me. and lung remedy, will quickly MAURL I.W , Manufacture and Builder, i coush and r in ‘hh Westerly, R. ; a_nomal condition. Asi for Fol- wua ley’s Uoney and Tar. Lee & Osgood. T Before purchasing It's o your interest to corre- of 10 to 7 1-2, the serles is @ tie and 3700w S B 4 ‘the deciding game to be played in the || o 29 Bath Streety Fo near juture will be a contest worth | o mavertising med Zoiug miles to soe. ~ I estiout £ iux olles S8 BT i --uT’u.

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