PN RIRETNRRE S S LAMENY OF THE SWORD. Goed brothers of Toledo, Damascus and Seville, Amd youw, my fime Ferrara, with biade that glitters stifl, 5 Come, gather round and hear me—tis a solemn tale I tef, With us no more shall zlery and the pride of homor dweil. Flaunt not your jeweled scahbards, xour hilts of burnished gold: Yow're doomed to be the relics of time that's past and old!" His sons. the mighty Armorer each one home again; them, my boon compamboms, in italy or Spain. more the aash, the parry, thrust, and then—the pierce! Heart-reactinz! Now, no matter your thirst for blood how fierce, The rifie_and the bayomet, who've robbed us of our fame, Their lips are stained with crimesom ef wine that we should elaim. - calls Rust o the crashed through a stone wall near Langworthy's cormer Saturday morn- of the machine and doing other dam- age. The men escaped injury. Soon home of Albert Langworthy, near by, and inquired as to the location of the { nearest garage. He invited them into the house and toid them to call up by telephone Chief of Police Brown and he would give them the desired infor- j mation. Then the men deparied quiet- Jv and Mr. Langwerthy saw the men lengthening their distance from West- erly at double quick time. Mr. Lang- worthy then believed the car had been stolen” and he telephoned the facts to after two of the men called- at the| Gray, medical examiner, A touring car containing four men| once declared that the girl could ot live. She died shortly ‘after the doc- tors arrived.” Deputr Sheriff William ing, smashing the two forward wheels| H. Casey has possession of the rifle and is making an investigation. Kee- ®an is sikteen years old. Dr. W. H. pronounced death due to accident. = George H. Williams and wife, Annie H. Williams, of Boston, have filed a damage suit against ‘Walter S. Nye as proprietor of the. Imperial hotel at Narragansett Pier. as a result of in- juries received by Mrs. Williams. on July 29, when she slipped and fell on the front veranda of the hotel 'and fractured her right' leg. Mrs. Will- iams sues for $15.000, and her husband sues for $5,000 for the loss of his wife' T DENTISTS DRRA.SCHWARTZ OUR children have their right to your protective ~ guardianship. You are not dojng vour duty by them unless you teach them mouth hygiene. Show them the serious . effects of diseased teeth. tell ‘them how toothache can be avoided. PAUL A. SCHWARTZDMD | Monday and Tuesday What Is Going On Tonight. Feature Photoplays at the Davis Theatre. Motion Pictures at Breed Treatre Moving Pictuies at Adgaitur.am Theatre, J O F., tie meets Hail Davis Theatre. Charming ' indeed is the rue heart Susle, David W, ( new six-part Artcraft picture will -be shown at the Davis theat In' this tory Fith which nating story of a little koosier gir! Wwho . loves a ‘boy with rare devotion the heart jnferest is supreme. Su May Truefieart lov¥es William Jenkius . T s police headquarters. Sergeant Donald | SorCices o) The hero-days have vanished, the davs Ferguson received the call and noti- Ry i 2 ENTIST s When we could w1 fied Chief Brown. Ten minutes later| Rt o S G. Babcock, - suf- oM THE SQUARFE The destinies of Empires'—BExealibur * 4 2 the officers were speeding to the loca- | ragan I‘;hnvvol' Massachusetts. ld'l MAIM ST = NMOUWICH must weap tion of the mishap In Robert Currier's | Ministered the rite of confirmation to >2 4 teal tears upon the bosom of Arthuor's automobile, with Mr. Currier at the a class at the Church of the Holy Na- < endless sleep! Vehioal 3 %5 tivity in Seekomk, ‘Sunday afternoon. 36 S B s Tl = k Yo ik = The cldss was presented by Rev.. ] No fate our doom can alter, and so ke In ‘he meantime Chief Brown had| Linton Dwyer. the rector. Bishep Bab- ehasts well glide telephoned Sheriff John R. Wilcox to g it . v Within the gleomy portals where an- intercept the four men, if possible. The | $2¢K iz a native of Westerly and with tigne spirits hide— sheriff was on the job in quick order| Mrs. Babcock, spent the summer va- o e | COLDER WEATHER COMING [ it i n ek gt Sier™ser? ; P . S N e N | Mills. They had just got aboard ai Stephen A. Congdon, Givil War | DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Mden times they sing. : 2 | truck bound towards Providence. the| veteran. who served in the Twenty- Frederick A. Barle, in the New York ARE YOU Y ? operator having granted their request| Sixth Conmecticut, died Satuyrday aft- o e New g | to give them a Jift. Within a few min-| erncon at the home of his son. Fred- en Arta s = | utes after the sheriff had heid up the| erick, in High street. He was born ar Better be ready for the first cold night. No reason for J! truck Chier Brown and Sergeant Fer- in Exeter, March 16, 1842, and came to| Misshapen. black, nniovely to the s 55 o . . - . | guson arrived. The four men were esterly in 1 He was for many | SThapen black, pniovels g e stzht | waiting, and possibly shivering for a whole night through ]! faken to the potice station. years a farmer in District Xo. 6 and | urgeon maole - . { 'They came from Quincy, Mass., leav-| came to live fit] is son -five years| g Yo mber fesl overjoved to have a || just because you neglected to buy that pair of warm || ing there early Friday evening, and| a80. He was intensely interested in EE SN 5 bl | arrived In Westerly at about 3 o'clock | the affairs of the First Baptist church pogeioen R e BT N ankets. { Saturday morning. They remained in| aAnd was senior deacon at the time of MG Buildi Richard Kendall Munkittrick 2 { the vicinity of the lunch cart Jjust| his death. He leaves a daughter and rory bunding — We bought these blankets at much lower prices than now {! across the bridge until daylight and{ iwo sons Mrs. Harry T. Mitchell, & HUMORS OF THE DAY p : | then started towards Providence. The| Fdward and Frederick A. Congdon. Norwich, Conn. || prevail. We bought them months ago. You will benefit men gave their names and addresses | Local Laconics. i as_follows: Millie—How Mr. B s < . - o | A S ~, o e 5 e G N0k Donds.=et M=} by our prudence and foresight. No lower prices for like | soThamas - Currle, 21 Pavne svlm-d e I e V» Clarence—By putting t 5 dhe ore o . n Kelly nterbralle street: Louis R 3 Clarence—By putting the man sh qualities will be offered to you this season by anybedy. || Scolamiero. 105 Iiberty street. and| commission among men of the colored DR. L. J. EGGLETON THOS, H ma's‘:ﬂd o :k eet.—Judge i ' inar,ﬁ Gearruseo, 189 Tiberts street,| race, will deliver an address in the au- < PRESENTGS “Tt we walk back again. Hughie T X The latter stated he found the car in; ditorium of Trinity Union church, nimk there’s another - hottle some- | Cotton Blankets ............... $2.50 to $7.00 a Pair §! the wooas in the suburbs of Quincy,| Providence, this (Monday) evening. A DENTIST ENID whee in the house < 3 and Currie and Kelly sald that Geas. | representative delegation. of . colored Office Hours 9-12, 1-5, 8- Mar. Sands*" Can we mo run™— Plaid Cotton Blankets ......... $7.00 and $9.00 a Pair 1 russo told them he had stolen the car. | men from Westerly will attend. e _ld_“" 4 435‘; "d Blighty. London . B but did not make the statement until; e good record of the capital of g Huyehing, o g Whe nave von never married. e || White Wool Blankets .......... $6.00 to $15.00 a Pair || ri- nartr were about four milas avwa | Fi,hoﬂte Tstand in the past is spoiled by Norwich, Con~. - - Temkins ™ | = - g from Quincy. After the mishap the| the fact the city leads all other New B 0 T enpmose e because T took ne|] White Wool Blankets, extra size. ... $18 and $19 a Pair | 00 3lion numbers ware taken from | England cities in the amount of war inTHE HAUNTED bacheior's degree while at college.”— | the car by Scholamlern and thrown|Savings and thrift stamps redeemcd BEDROOM" Boston Transeript | O R Dl PLAY IS OMP nto a clump of hushes. Tt was belleved | Per capita for the month of August. DR. F. C. JACKSON Moy Fror- 1 theie anyinie LE atnrdav that the resistry plates will| George A. Champlin, mouider, em- | P SRRt Tt oear 1o oy | ~ found and the owner of the car|dloved at the Cottrell plant for 33| 22 dor’t vet see how they OUR PR[CF.S Low identified by these numbe: vears, is on his first vacation. He will | DR. DB. J. COYLE discover the names of the stars— The anartette were arraignad he-| visit his daughter and grandchildren | = Stanford Chpaarra foms Mevk Clarence . Roche, chareed | in Chicago. R ; At the Davis Thoatre e G 2 with bringing a stolen automobile into| Abel Brown. a member of Pawcatuck Tuesday. piMother—I wonder why a growing R stk lodge, . and A. M. died Saturday at : . . Shiier— Well. natnially. as losis as | _Fifty active members of the Rhode| "'3100e 1n Nerth Stonington. ol thatnlien dmolitician Taby If

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