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NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1909. i

E. A. Lewis of the same city accom-

Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam !

vu !

paNni.esM.MrHs.arLmoenngwoofrthW. ebster visitor ia Putnam Tuesday.

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CHILD DROWNED.

TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY.

All Vlatcr flouto

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WILLIMANTIC

SE17 YOKES REV. RALPH G. HARTLEY

Installed Pastor of Baptist Church on

Chelsea Line Tuesday Evening.

The installation services at the First

sr vn i Fore J3aptist

church attended.

TuTehsidsayproegveranmingme wweares

$3.00 carried f prayer,

out: Rev.

LSecornipartudreSmirteha:'dinwgelcoamned

to the churches, Rev. Louis M. Flock-e- n;

welcome

ctohurtchhe,

Deacon state

to the First E. G. Sumner;

wBelacpotmiset

convention, Rev. A. B.

Coats, D. D.; tion, Rev. D. church, Rev.

welcome to the associa-

J. R.

Nelly; charge to Maplesden; charge

the to

the ther was

A

piqnoausfsattaortRlrel,eetvtdeR. epvRac.soatlmWoprhpilrloiisGafim.nthgHeHMacrahtrrlsute.lryec,yEh,'m. wmfha-oa

Jackson Chesbro, A. R. Manchester

Mrs. and

Henry

A. L.

T. Burr, French,

aesrsiasttedthebyorMgarns.,

Annie Freeman Tuck furnished music that

DU tl r4 sells most NEW YORK fl "was well received.

I0 JUNIOR DAY.

where many L Interesting Class Exercises at Wind-

NORWICH LINE ham High School.

tcechhcheoiillnddcorrheemennay,p. eatsrhteeY.floegtur,reT.aChteeerretsmhoeotareneisetdhneeodt vs.i si"M(eenPpWiJnrirdiucsieaTciishinosnenssueinidegdeodhsf.serMiadlsnmbloaeatcypldyyMooa.mmiJpHtswBhoespeiehargarmT"knishhseabeeArse,tdJLsshrnuce.sftahmnMhiatoroiLobsooifesntllrpwsoytyhrnaoaaehpsAgnrdaadrdlrljair.aluewcyt.mnnetrdihimJoteTeroEtarr.eeh,ftevneacdeulpfraduretteseixhhrb-ss---yeea,t

arid Roland Jordan was read by Miss

Everest. cated to

A poem in the senior

this class,

pacrot,ntadiendei-d

Yoiusr amsomsatllsattriisaflacbtaogryitsaenlsf.wer St ektinnndoucokMussisaslnadMugiglhdrtrieenrdd.s

which Miss Smith,

evoked conMary Ryder accompanied

y Miss Marion Jordan, cleverly ren-

fare dtfhoeerrmedJuoafnivaoorcdailpaardypu,eertw,. itwhThhicecohnseucnwodnardsumpinsartatnbodef

WBoaMsshUtaobRnleRASDYrteo'sSsro I tVlUIMAtiTIC, CONN.

a poem, was read. The prophesy was

in the second concluded the

part.

DaDer.

A preezy poem

The final number on the

wa ols.

a piano solo The student

bboydyMaisnsd

programme Ruth Mich guests then

sang the Alma Mater Song.

This committee has been to arrange the decorations

apfoprointtehde

Agrratdhuuar tioS.n

exercises: Casey, Miss

Harry Tobin, Hazel Dimmick

and .Miss Emelino Church.

Opening Day at Golf Club. btteioiuvecIertnstthhGiwneewogalesffnroeaerowcnmpldupebnrmoaeifnseTemglaanubrtedge.rsareesdyc.aeTnyaphuttemiLaothfubnoteneeprcrbeWnhynooeiifoonltlhnngimemewwaamonnaa-lddss served. The success of Tuesday's aolbinpegedrhntifotnuhfgleimscaelpuuabrsgoo'usnvresmmfeoewmrnetbltslheerhsfaohcvrilpeubat.byemseAnogsrtnmeuaadmtedl-ye increased.

Class Day Exercises at St. Joseph's

School Tuesday Evening.

lgTswocruwahCaseodilnsoaudglasaastyihlnpdaagrareloglyvgeecrenloaaxinmansetgsrtmecVnoiesafdaeltalsSenwytc.w6aeesJosroet'csarleensohepudcethckl.d'cstehsibesnTsycfhhufotteolhhlorl-yeeel carried out:

Address of welcome, vCaanr;thys;ongc,lassLehti'sstoryG,o

MBaaBrcyrkidgEteo. t

McSulli-

Baby

Days, sion piano

toacnlSadlsasnv;gio,rleinJau,dilniLagi,onMGcdrCuaanrdBthpayal,';sMmAauvresioric-n,

Rafferty and Alice Ottcnheimer; class

prophecy, Johnny's

Helen Visit to

VtahnedeMrmusaenu;m,

reaFdrainngk,

McsolaclosQ,suiplWloaenilm;li,amvioMlianBriroasnnoslofl,eRlHda;eflfeenrctylSa;wsseepniweayinl;ho

Loretta Curran; piano solo, Helen

Doyle; livan..

' closing remarks,

,

Margaret

Sul-

At the close of the programme a

general social hour was enjoyed and

there was dancing. served.

Refreshments were ,

WEDDINGS.

Andrewi-Brow-

Tuesday afternoon at 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs.

o'clock Arthur

at

C.

Brown Clifford,

onsontheofCMovr.enatrnyd

road, Mrs.

Merton George

H. Andrews of Mansfield, and Miss

Ada Nellie Brown were married by

fscTMbRothehearrunedvsll.re..ecacdhtDRohuTuaapodlhsalfpleeehyptbhwaceGiseaseA.truorenetcrHmidiftauraoyoetrlnf,twtelyenlTtsahyduue,weoerdefsawF'dlsahiEbrayoyasprstceteMhwrBvf.aoreHa.snrpmiTaantIirngenhst-d.detr

bride was attired of white batiste

in and

acaprrriinecdessa

gown

bou-

welL About from here.

fifty went up to Hartford

Trustee Files Report in Nado Estate.

Sheriff Preston B. Sibley, trustee of

tKRhieellfienbrgealeny,krAuhpnatdsreewsfitlaetdeJ.

of Louis Nado, of

.hBisowenrepoarntd

with the

estate will be closed up soon. The

creditors of the , bankrupt hardware

dealer cents,

will realize on the dollar.

appTrhoexyimahtaevlye

75 al-

rpyaeneoardudnycgleenartwv.eiconemgiNvaenatd,dhoeaablbaeunfdstdiivnoDiendaseinsnngidetloshooishnfisfw3a3cmirtehildy-3,a

itors.

Personals. Miss Mary Shea was a Hartford visitor Tuesday.

Ernest Hartford

Baker is for a few

visiting days.

friends

In

James P. Brown was In New London on business Tuesday.

Mrs. cation

street

Lottie Lee with her

ipsarsepnetns dingon

her vaPark

Mrs.

for a

Andrew Johnson few days' visit in

leBftostTonuesdanayd

vicinity.

finorMmtoisewsrnly. MoafrythiMs cairttyi,n

of Athol, is visiting

Mass., friends

rieA, nCtoanniaodaC, oiste,atahisstuhdoemnte for the summer.

at

in

St. Mathis city

pwietManlit,ssainsEoitmhpeeplrraoLtvieoienn,gw.aht oStr.ecJeonsetlpyh'usndheors-lneogAoenrtIhfnuorrMtRhoenotursetuiaemlr,,mcwearmhoevaahctoatmetinoedns.Tuaesdcoal-y

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith have

gone home

to In

the Maples, Ashford, for

their summer a few days.

Miss Rea Veglard, Elizabeth, Canada, is Mrs. Rose Vegiard,

a student at St

with for

her the

smumotmheerr,

vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Fenton and stChohenarfCloerhsmarFelree'nss toponaf.reAnntsn.apCoalpistaianreanvdisiMtinrsg.

achiitstOySvptiTlaaurMeesnLadtrosai,leys,eMttotCer,a.pnaaawsdnshado,thMeaartrrstsieu.vnmeddTmsheei.rnoscphwhtoihiloetihsl

Loiselle.

J. was

B. Carman of elected a trastee

South Coventry of the Williman-

tic Savings institute to succeed James

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littTleherinejuwreedr.e indications that the

horse itself

had from

mthaedepluangset.ruggle

to

save

LUMINA REANEAU

Found in Grosvenordale and Brought Back by Father.

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ing.

About the Borough.

theTheenetrxacnecpetioneaxlalyminlaartgioensclasfos r

taking

Kill-

cinrgelayse htihgeh

school is attendance

extope2c0t0ed

to or

In-

over

at the opening of the next school year inESrneepstet mWbearr.ren, son of Mr. and Mrs. FjentdtpuohdiiarnnsDaargigtnatboayrnkyavrhsciCooeaseeyfPocnufxepntu.rtciasnaeloelr.rnWaln,keast.lmasaafmctnrttoerorhginaerSnYaautnthtletaai,aoslntge.fhusue,ohhtaefiraeotsnawsaugntmrhlt,dedoceaodksbinmariseieneyonspsdstgafiluridettenhDltewqggeeenWuedietetdsstephn-paveothrner--oi--idnastf, missible.

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CLIMBS TO 99 DEGREES

Tuesday' Heat Duplicated That of Monday.

The temperature made another race bfm9o9itarinionatnhgetehdiettotspoduindro.efgniAtsohtsteerattautskhbqeeeuehTlsiceguhcheoesnrdmdaoyafrrkaaamnno-kdf wiwnhitihleexpMtohsoeenddlaoyc,pallawcoehfsfeicniwaltahserec9ho9irgdhanadrtecBo1it-gs0ood0- ,

was announced a 93.

Macadam Repaired.

The stretch of macadamized road at

Dayville several

which has been weeks because of

torn the

reumpovfoarl

of trolley arrived of

track road

restored to its

ties and the failure to building materials, was normal condition on

Worcester Clairvoyant Told Wher Baby Could Be Found.

A Worcester

bodLyyinogf old son

with little of Mr.

itpsapheeradofinTuaesbdraoyok,satihde:

VainncdenMzo,r.

the. 17 month

Dominico.La-post-

a,

was found Monday afternoon,

Efter being missing from home for four

vdaeAynsol.trhdoauleghbeltiheeve

authorities that the

at child

Groswan-

dtheeredchailwdayarefrofmirmhomine,

the the

bpealireefntsthaotf

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while fishing.

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cShelifuttbttosehhhharanahwnseeeeTldbaefei.uhtiysydpseolbsssslpeatpmpewyWaedorwooeiephea.tdntt2hhonss0ymetw"0sswtwrbuaphe,eartnhtyoheoshaeatenutaeobrrrhegnobfedelvhefoteapiftetmbttatrhchtytfhreohheerteeec,ooixenolwmpwdLtaubmtsblanhalaaosadoatldepidbhknoih,oynyeuedhasslmadratpddovchwa.vwoownicoselatrombl'naataeeresgebrIdde.etyvif,fh,anfoioaocsIguuoinnTahuntnbthneenhddut-.dddoad,.aet

In addition to the difficulties of get-

stinitnogntheethweawrlela.,tetrhT,ehwebiobtdhaybythwewasalsofwolyueinrndghoaplvaferrtolyna

the edge of the brook. itdnarkoTwethnhneeedof.uastttahteoHerfme etcMhnoetuolndhdtohamgayietventbihgnyeohi torbtehpaaebesrryossniswatfenoaddrs. bthaiAbnyfktiecnrogutldhseo,nsebeveaeyrrocnhhdavaeltlhegaorfotauctnhtdertehthaaetlontlhoe-e.-.: cality, the parents were told of a wonderful power exerted by the Woman iwtctbhnooouehrrtetdWhhniiteennhorgsertstyhcrpuefetoooscywttrteiewotrnrh,nheh'teseteiu.larrpinrne.ndsetttdhhoSeTerayhtch,wiuhorimrddlodiaewrnyegowcmttaoeadasdpinrp,ffeooectulhatlnialoeoecdwm-dn,

aconmTdheeMoyuotnredttaouyrGnertdohsevteonoWwrdooamrlceaensatneadrgrfSeineuddndtahtyoe

body. oldest when said:

n"AgTeiahrclrce, orctdGhhienrilogds'vwteoiosnmotrafhdoneaulneeod,tn.o"rysthuedodfecntahlrye,

tofcihlifoyneTrddtihtnhoinengenagtitugiworhmtfaootlem.tLwhaoeaenfpreochwhseatiaralgsd.rsetsetaaoTdtlmehlymetehtehaenwitxtnhagotchlateelnoyd'u,wfatomatchr-o-kef

Fabrics quet

white roses and of

forget-me-not- s.

The wedding march was played

Morgan, deceased, entry, instead of

late of South CovOscar D. Baker of

Tuesday.

to LcaopmoestatosaGidroshveengoarvdealteheanwdomfinadn

$10

the

An assortment large and Interesting,

Rt in. one which contains many unusual

rrnt offerings. A chance to make selections

from a wide variety of weaves and

ive colorings, cloths new and fashionable,

at prices surprisingly low.

WHITE FABRICS

Dotted Swiss, a yard 25c, 19c, SOc

Embroidered Swiss, a yard 89c.

Sheer, '25c.

Crinkle

Seersucker, a yard

f.ivand Union Hotel ' Unbleached Seersucker, a yard 12c.

Bleached Seersucker, a yard 15c.

a Linen-finis- h

.Suiting, a yard

25c.

Sheer Swiss Muslin, a yard

Sheer Swiss Muslin, a yard

i COc.

Round the AMERICAN HOUSE, White Pure Linen,

ITtoriy 2Sc to 75c.

a yard

li. Wnite Pique, a yard 19c.

White Lawn, a yard 15c,

it 25c.'

Persian Lawn, a yard 39c,

BOc.

Long Cloth, a yard 12'Ac.

Halcyon House, White Muslin

WAIH a yarg 15c.

In stripes

and checks,

Sheer Lawn, a yard ll'fcc.

COLORED FABRICS

' - a

Linen yard

Tan 25c.

Suiting

In

many

weights,

NOTICE! Mt. Clemens, Mich.. Pure

25c.

Linen

in

many colors,

a yard

Miner.il Springs Striped Llnen-flniB- h

Suiting, a yard

15c Madras, a yard 1214c.

25c Fabrics, mercerized, a yard 15e.

39c Silk 18c.

and Cotton

Fabrics, a yard

IVindowphanie ' Wanteiir:4Cr:a.ths Mineral aid Is a new and inexpensive covering or

decoration for window, glass in any part of the house. It is obtainable in many designs, easy to apply, and will

ANDREW E. MEECH give satisfaction. Price a yard 25c to

35c,

The Murray June Brides Co. H. C.

Agents Ladies' Home Journal Paper Patterns.

Jun22d ,

RbyussMelliss

Iva Bartlett Andrews and

of Montvilie. Edwin Brown

Warrenviiie, who is already one.

were the ushers. After the ceremony an Informal re

DANIELSON

rceelpattiiovneswaansdheinldtimthaatet

was attended by friends. Lunch-

eon miss

wNasinaserpveerdry,by

Mrs. Miss

IvMaaryBaRrtolestst,

and Miss Cora Brown.

.'

Mr. and Mrs. Andrews will make

Service Medal for Thirteenth Com-

pany Members Heavy Horse Falls

Into Silo Tuesday.

Missing

Girl Found

'

99 on

their home with the bride's Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brown.

parents,

. Turcotte-Cote-

-

Thomas Curtis was In Boston Tues

day Judge

and

Mrs.

Harry

E.

Back

and

Louis Turcotta and Misa Eurh.mle children were in Hartford Tuesday.

MCTouateersy,d'sabyocthhmurocorhfn.itnhgRisevac.titAyS,rtohw'ueelroreeDkemBaarutrrvicSe-dt-.

ker was xney

the officiating were attended

clbeyrgyMmaracn.

Cote

atMbhnrerad.tecadMenrdiesbmsMyoEr.nsRmy. emvaT.uanrFucTopatutthtireaeclro.wtmtieDlal.essmFBwaokralulesoywccthkeinleeegirr.

home In this city after a brief wedding

trip.

Robarge Dubreuil.

William Robarge and Miss Flora

DSaicttiu.abt9irnMeoug'i.aclrloyc'Lwsko,eucriesRhuevruRc.nohibHtea.rdTgCeu,i.ensPdaaamqybaurreromtittaehogerernoiffna-ogft

the groom, was best man, and Miss

Blanche Piche, was Driaesmaid.

a

cousin

of

the

bride,

Following the ceremony. Rev. Fr.

Wife" Named "as Administratrix.

Mrs. M. V. ..Woodworth ' has been named as administratrix, of the estate of her husband, recently deceased. NetwieoLrgoendoLny.on, jr., is employed in

waHseninry

A. William of New Danielson Tuesday. '

Britain

Going to Stat Rifle Match.

aawnsaCtraadprdata.nissgtFietn.egaOomuf.ifsiAchceoerramd,chinC,mgaaStoprekntrs,gmtAa.a.sInrPaanaWnWadsaosropirdsie-stn

atboneldrsexSopfeergtrhtt,.e will go to

UA.ipAhol.nsseergFt.raserranaks

young mem

coast New

Haratcilelner.yThcuorrspdayteafmor,

the state rifle match.

8ERVICE MEDALS

Paquette celebrated mass. There was

a nuptial special music,

high in-

Received

by Members

of Thirteenth

cluding solos by Miss Albina Blan-chet- te

Company on Tuesday.

servicesanadt ception at parents, 47 was served

D. P. Comptoia. After the

the church there was a re-

the home aMt onuonotna.in

of the street

groom's A dinner

Both bride known young employed by

and groom are very well tpheeopleA. meMrirc.anRobTarhgreeadIs

company, while the employed in a local

The bride received of beautiful gifts.

bride has been

m. ai'lllianregrey

store. number

amthfateMekirrern. oreoathtnnuedrinrfo. Mr hroasm. weRedoidnbianrgtgheistrilpecfittaynIdn

the.

will upon

The following members of the Thir

teenth medals

cfoomr ploanngy

received and faithful

Tseurevsidcaey:

Lieut. Clarke

E. E. Darbie, Q. M. (discharged), Corporals

JSaemrgets.

M. Paine and Fred R. Meffltt, Privates

W. H. The

Smheipdpaelse

and are

Arthur Rainville. of bronze and of

attractive design, crossed cannon In

dicating the branc hof the service.

Seventy-fou- r

Take High School En

trance Examinations.

Seventy-fou- r

students- - took the en

trance school

eaxtamthienatgiorandsedforscKhoiolllingbluyilhdiignhg

Child Nearly Drowned. ardaobnawysJdeo,nsceMacepfatrhmes,.refnrtohoJmneooensae1.4rpthhmebDeoBiunknrutigihtanccsghh'deronoliodwtfsnfsoeo2rmdn2 ooaTtBfhuerefMsierc-w'rsk. moments the child fell into a bucket half filled with water. Mrs. Busch reatmoufurettnenerotdfaccaalhalnlanedlgdfersh.eDoeuri.nr'gs OwhweoernrksogOno'N'tsetihpllre,edciwchaih-lod

Mdooensdanyot

ainndcluTdueestdhaey.

This students

number of the

senio son cent, year,

oifanrgeartahttmaeadimnmgianeirtngteerdgaralawdwreiatohnrwkokuhtooo,ffetxhhav9em0 ipnreapaa-se- tr

tion.

The examinations at Killingly high

school day)

mwoilrlnibnegcoamndplettheed

this (Wedneswork for the

preseut school year completed.

FELL INTO SILO.

Attended the Circus.

1600-Poun- d

Horse Takes a Drop of

Among witness Ringling

thBtehreoathfpteeerorsnp'oleocnifrrcoupmrerfatohtrimsHaacnricttyefor'todof

DATT.uuldneeEnsrd,.maayJSnuudwlglAieev.reaaLnn.MdaGaneyMdloirnrsa.ssoa,Jnna,dmMeMrMsrrsasA.n..dMDSM.h. eraAPs,...

Sullivan, Mrs. sons, Howard

Herbert H. and Homer,

Boynton Miss

anf

Mar-

garet Maxwell and Miss Mary Max- -

,

Twelve Feet.

One of a 'ofewllneidntobya

Ashi.leoaAv.aytCpthhaaeisre,boaftrhnteeaomficeGheomorrsagenes,

D,aMbaoonnuidetalsyo16n0n0igopfhfot.unMdasT,phleehahdsotrreseveei,td,ewnteldiyguhriinnnoggt

;'obuetenonhitcthheed

in its barn

stall floor

and wandered upon a thin

PUTNAM

Alumni Banquet This Evening Lumina Reaneau Found Commencement at Notre Dame Today Worcester Clairvoyant Locates Drowned Baby.

Every Indication is for a most aus-

picious ushering in of the events of

(commencement week this (Wednes-

day) evening, when the Putnam high

school alumni will gather in the as-

sJfeoomhr nbstlohyneirrooofmanFnruoaafnlkltihnbe,anqBMuaeapts.tsi.s, t

church Carl B. will be

the toastmaster, and the following are

on the list for responses: Rufus B.

Dodge of Worcester, Charles E. Allen,

Boston,

or

Lucius H. Fuller,

Putnam. Hon. George A. Hammond,

president of the school board, Attor-

ney E. H. Johnson, acting school vis-

Jincteiaopnmran;liehCoi.gfChaCIrs.sprcaehSenopltoerlar;Pttu,WMtn.paamrrPinn.ecrDispcuah'8tlot4oo, nlo;,fDrpPM.riuntr--Es..

F. Perry "S9, Nelson Mansfield 'OS, D.

S. Medbury, president of the class of

'09.

FOUND AT GROSVENORDALE. Lumina Reaneau Had Work. In Mill-T- old

ftbsebtmohiarooreoiFTdrsdhcttbyphhooe.serpeoultuihlrdlerfadef.rvoTcaaoyeeuhmnu,brednweUithlddhyedpefaiahirinvyertesgeIets.aanoschircsttddelihmu,otwehdnbawaeeesllacserllbrerliecysaoehhtsesvhJiewxteluedoarasrgfscstefhtattanhlervhydti.eehegeearhaendrimt'snef.,iougtaashshtnneh-h- dddee

JEWETT CITY

Methodist Men Hosts at 8upper Mer-

'

cSuhreyep.R'eaches

90 Degrees

.

Dogs Kill

a

The men successful

of the supper

M. E. church followed by a

gave short

programme, in their vestry Tuesday

evening.

William O. Soule Is

rose where fully

ahdahmlefirohefarsswhgtihcrrhoowuaignrheg

showing many hi gardens,

ifniftbyloovma.rietTiehse,

General Tosca,

MJaacrekc,haAl mKeireilc-a- nandBeGaluotiyre,

La de

ocwDufiaTjrosyehnxehtcroleabitmmtroeebreroeduahtgmhehaatonotn.hg9ao0snB.thosMetuThofufndeeddirssaaedpyydla,sayyt.tbwhtuehotemdwesairuyt-hn

several degree less humidity.

Putnam Police She Was from Were Graduated from Fre Academy.

Worcester.

Miss ter of

Florence Willcox, R. R. Willcox,

ofeldSeyrlvdaanudgahl-e,

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that day. She was found about ten

oow'ncallolScoknuethFarriMda.aByinenejsavtmerneinientg. ,

sitting Chaffee's

on the house

dppInleeaHsrcspteehoorenntdogaienefnfqnsciueprymrieranealaddtnivdateithft.wietsuhhuenendigewhataswssyahwmseipthaoretonhpeueltiteiocdaf

j

WGstAhoeeniolnlrcugoNomefxo,bJrWe.wraiiHnlclod.hcfoTxFrN,rearolecayreytmoi,vuaAenwnsgceaerdTaaeentrmadgscyroyafn,rdiTueoynaufotdeeusEsdnd.gaateyCa-rt..

tended the exercises.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tift were in

Providence Tuesday. Miss Delphine Beauregard wa the

gsoune.st Tuesday of. friends in Daniel-

Mrs. E. H. Hiscox and sons. Earl

and Everett, will be in Colchester the

remainder of tives. While

the week, there Mrs.

guests Hiscox

of relawill be

aSnhSdeerghgeatv. etoPohaketrrihcnekramtoHe aatyhseesAplowbliiancsea

notified station. Lacroix

and told the officer that she had come

thaolasdoPubstenteaantjendstaftyrhoinamgt Worcester, she

Worcester, where she

for three weeks. She

hpardeviliovuesd

to being in in Fisher-vill- e.

IlsmpetllefaoMtcerhepnitadsihssneigna"bscLitoaanhaafrcetcreedrarostitbaxeaeGe"eWlrnogwocosavoralcgdeeseenasrotbneraredprnedaedalrkbemoftSauhiaatsnatnttdeutddrdwcssaaehaty-reos.

present at the commencement of Bacon

aehcveJaeadnwmeianmsegsya,tboTloeerfertrpoywohrktwiilcltahosonsthheineedotsiosserwleaoncnftmtTaweulnuoemsttdhhnaaaayt.t

were chasing Saturday dogs

hkisilleshdeefopurTuoef sdhiasy.finOesnt

awBohBnnieaesGinsnmMaeacaoaoca,rrlw'imgssnenw.,eahsidrnitmlrteAehIhenseiwtwstarTthlsehifeutsletoettllbcwesikodbni.ora"gsoystyeouswdTngmhhitobe.hfreeonnladlfienoacggto,hGJmokbesoirhrleoarilpgmkeddeehe.

Dr. Sweet reduced the fracture.

cthueredseaermchployfomrenhterin

the was

mill. When .extended to

Putnam, facts of her movements were

Dr. Holmes was able short carriage ride about Tuesday.

t'o

the

enjoy a borough

amstheaecvnuenrreewydihgephtnebhnoaisrtthienenagtidreemaadpiclplheienavdrilillnoaPggcueat.tniyanomguSnhiheTeurwewsoa--ins dtoayDwanitihelshoenr. father, on her way back

- STAFFORD SPRINGS'

Funeral of John R. Washburn

Greaves-Robert- s

Marriage Congre-

Grove Street Section to Observe the gational Sunday School' Picnic.

Fourth. At least one section of Putnam will

The funeral of John who died at his home in

R. Washburn, West Stafford

House State Jewell Willimantic

Normal

Furnishing Training School

J. KING Summer session opens

fith. Regular session

tt September 7th.

Tuesday, July opens Tuesday,

If We Could For further Information,

HENRY T. BURR, Principal

apply

to

Jun213IWS

have a servance residents

poaifntritohttehiecnaGatirnoodvnealinsthteorreleiedstatiyn.sgectToiobh-ne

of the which

icsittyo

are be

of Are works

dcaeonvndottreidobtuhttoeinrtgheintocpiudarecnhftuaanslesd

that enter into the of celebrating the

Fcuosutrothm. ary

methods

Notre Dame Commencement Today.

Fhormideay

night, Monday

atofotekrnopolance at

from

2.30.

the The

Masons had the

Whaadshbbeuernn,

who one

funeral was in

inhicsha8r9gthe.

Mr. year,

of Stafford's foremost

citizens town in He was and for

fothreyeleagrsi.slatHuree resperveesreanltedtimtehse. myuecahrsintweraesstecdhaiinrmsacnhoolofwothrek

local board of school visitors.

make every savef this vicinity realize ELMORE & SBEPARD.

. inj

DmaeTmnoetd, adyaanyd(WamteadntnhyeesdreaAlyac)taidveeImss yacnodmofmfreNineconetd-res

WEDDING.

that in THIS institution he is (Bj ccssors to Session & Elmore)'

savings Embakrs 'and Funeral Directors, assured of as good security as is possible 2 North Street.

in any bank of the land, our business Telephone connection.

of to

tahtteenydounthge laedxyercsitsuedsenwtshicwhillarceomteo

be held in St. John's Hall on Provi-

dence street. Rev. John Van den

Noort, pastor of St Mary'

will preside.

.

parish,

To Providence for St. John' Day.

' Greaves Roberts.

Miss Eva N. Roberts and Walter

Greaves were married, at St. Edward's

cObhr'Niudaerecsislhlm.baeMisdtMonmiadssnaaydnF. RmraaonyrcmneionngdMbcRyCoaRbreetvrht.ys

Fi J. was

act-e- el

,

L. r... REED would more than double in a month. Hair RemoAvreer Dangerous In." fcas the agency for the Traveler Life Why let your money work for and Accident Co. of Hartford. Ct., d partly the United States Health and A pt

Many will gtoo

tFporenachP-rCatnraidoica-vipindas etenceintomthoerrowgofr(Tehathutriss-fdeasctyii--ty)

val observance

French-Canadia-

of St. from

alJlohonf 'ssoudtahy-.

ern New England will be in atatend-anc- e.

Borough Note.

dMa.MTyshrEsei.lnlatDhI.rneBNderi.oawmnBnro,oOnwrtnhcahsre'aarnoddsl,dpdeMaInnaudsfgisanh.ngtter.oa-f

Miss few Mr.

and Mrs. morning.

Nicholas Ash Burial was in

died Monday St. Edward's

Ins. Co. of Saginaw, Mich. V rite

others when it might as well work solely for rates and full particulars.

Box 31.

Willimantio, Ct,

for you? .

FENN, HIRAM N.

,

T5he UNDERTAKER and EMBALMTER.

62 Church SU Wllllrr.antlc. Ct

v nrrni r; sir K Telephone.

Ladz Aasiatant

Willimantic Savings fs has rLvrLLJ ejivv- Chesbro Institute a big line

r May., Riker's of

Langlois' Cas Adjourned One Week. otob"hPnfeeIieennategcw,tam"hecseeooektnL.occoareifntrygcLnyAleaocdcnlliobesgueilnorrottwi,wstahnTsbeeIuesdetsatscepddbhrijayroayirutkigErnnenmlgodbewodenrrawntwifinaaotChgysr. Kinney. Unclaimed Letters.

Letters addressed as follows are unclaimed at the Putnam postofBce: Mrs. Aubery F. Lee, C. E. Connors, John Marcoux, Messrs. McGlinn and Whit-loc- k,

Leon Shippee, Pawet WotereJ-sh- l, Mrs. Ivey Harrington.

Personal Mention.

tccTpieaiohcmuSTnencheaiecuevlwtseeerrycayaaihotlnthuuTerSnEHcurgthvaeaefsrwpfdrtofgeeaaoorsnrydrepj.doeliednypeeeTaoodlupfpleeatsahntdrhekdaaeytitr.CethnoTednugeaeardntsetndgeuantah-a-yel dance unusually large. vespmaildeyFpetilifotoewynbeoasCtohocfaioenltnnhgteclieoraaamcvscpwihnoaeigmnfetyk.mt,hoiewsAdiaplgltsioitmobinnaeagsflltmetcfroaohdrcaeporrmogIo--tnes the minirs. Much doubt exists as to the acceptance of this accommodation by the miners, only 250 out of 1,500

Prest Toilet Specialties

MM. "" ' OPERA HOUSE BLOCK

H. C. MURRAY,'

N. D. Webster, Treas.

J. E. Convey of Middletown was in

Putnam Mrs. is

JianTmuPeeussdtnaayLm.ongfowrortthhe

of Water-bur- y

commence-B- ut

at Notr Dame academy. Alra.

miners ness to

hmaavkinegusIendoifcattheed

their bams.

willing-

Lake Erie water in tbe

ia the richest

wrld tar. fl

.

body .

of

--

BALTIC

Odd Fellow Observe Memorial D Building Nates Victory for n Hae-BeeOver First T.am.

The Has-Bee-

met tbe Baltics' first

team them

S22untdoayZ

afternoon and in six Innings.

trimmed At the

end of the sixth Baltics decided

tCoapctaaliln

Wood of, the game,

the as

the onslaught waa too touch. Cote of

the Has-Bee-

was In his old time

form start.

Has-Bee-

anFdolkleopwtiWnthg.emDwoaugsvuietllhsescin,lgiAn.efruPop.m: Ctohtee

p, ss,

MW. .CoJotenelsb,

K. b,

McGuire 2b, F. Sullivan

G. If,

Reeves E. Bu-te- au

cf, T. Coughlin rf.

. Baltics' First Team W. Morrissetts

c, rf, Stephon p. 2b, J. Morrlssette

Paul p, Heible

2b, If,

G. Roy ss, Congre p, O'Nell cf, Charon c,

3b,

rf.

lb, J.

Umpire Peloquln."'

Odd Fellows' Memorial S.rvic.

OdTdheFelalonwnualwaMeomboseriravleddaSyunfdoary

th

by

LmTpthaoaeenfyttiaveMalidtl.lSetabEhmye.aanccHrdhaituurargtnfhshctheal,toHigdo.wgrnaehjO.ieadsrMngedo.doaUedmtp..au1rlt0ocyA.dh3,cg0eceodtmht-hotyof.

services were held. The pastor, tha

Rttaaeknvi..ngMArff.oterSrJmhitishthe,texsspteorvTkihecews GitoahodedleoSlqeaugmeanatcriieo-,n

from the Loyal lodge the grave of

Brother Headland.

visited their

v

and dee-orat- ed deceased

General New.

at

Mrs. their

Mc. otHta. geDoantohOoeceaanndBefaacmh.ily

are

Mrs. R. J. Jodoin C. Rood, have gone

atondthdeaiurghcotetrta, gMe ras.t

Pleasure Beach.

Miss Lena Brennan and Miss Eliza

HoWeyorkpaossnedG. MWo.ndBauyteaaut'aOcneeawn

iws orkproIsgruepssianngd'

broapariddleyd.

The and

Beach. cottage framethe roof

is on.

Louis St. 'Onge' two houses are

nalelardionnga ing the

cianontmedrpiotlherte.iocna.rpeTnhteersplaasrteerfiinngish-is

E. H. HARRIMAN'S CONDITION.

Afflicted With Narvoua Ailment, but Nothing Serious.

Vienna, June 22. Accompanied by

the members of his family, E. H. Har-rim- an left Vienna this afternoon for

ttacHuhbaoerpontiuetatlStloo.PmfiaVfmntyTiheerhaeiennngsma,pilaieansrnatdyafrmfpowemrwooilubl nawttbhsaeletiyoenpkAw. uairlsetltsroitraehr-nte,

Mr. Harrlman's condition,, was re-

poPrtreodf.

today as much Struempell.

Iniproved. Mr. Harriman's

nncpgnhaohaetarrryedvrs'atiosiinccuagtinseacgrnoh,ea,nirisdloawminutpaidseaos.ntnithe,qenHuwtbew.eausstttliIlHosnnnheeaoeaiftdtvsfhaeeoeicdrfttteoodatdahulaeaswnyredmmirteihaiorrgngeu--gosa

aMrp. reHscarrirbimedancurfee.lt

The well

parnodfeswsaor

said abl

to attend to his business duties. Dr.

Holzenecht has taken an X-r- ay photo-

gorraaptehs

of Mr. Harriman the diagnosis of

which corrobProf. Struem-

pell.

RIGHT TO CROSS LAND.

Ouestion Involved in Suit Tried at

Bloomfield.

An action to maintain the rigM to

cCHt.iveoo.cssnrskglenlasonfMdaniBtodcflhoeoGtlhmsroeafnicedeledfaHennodadsgkaanoiinttnishsbetwrraoauCgohhhfateratlhberdyse

Sv. Judge ffs own

Casw last week. a tract of land

The t plain-wihch can

cb,y!'lycrobessinrgeachleadnd

from, the of tbe

dehfiegnhdwaanyt

Ladl dtouM tw most ptitlcuUr la ahoMiB

hair ramorrr tnd leant flnt wht nputabla tuUMri.

(iN krtivr ..'mui! 11.

In irM!t!f i!:HrffTMmt hair It to af vital

that the ascnt t. b. wnpkrd aho.16 b.

u. absolutely

anUaaptlo and fenaJfidal.

becaua. tt tt 1 met as with fretuent

It will

pnxhM. acsvm. or blood 'polxoMlng.

,

Da Mlrar). la th. atl hair ramr that 8ra

roof tint tt la hamlet. aaTa and aura. Do't be

decelred by aunlln atattaMnte mad by fak. FRF.

a adrertlstre and mhm. D Miracle la aold by Tha Peeteoae Mitchell Co.. aat aU ether eed atarea.

or booklet in Mai. aeeled enrrtace fr De Miracle

Chera Co.. Deak H. 10. 1803 Park at... New Tork.

Have you tried our Special

Chocolate Cream Drops at 10c

a pound?

THE 3 KEYSTONE STORES,

Danielson

Putnaw

JAooaiip

UnexcelKed ervle. direct

tforeiagnhdt

anit from

paseengor New York.

All Outside Staterooms.

From Norwich

SuWnedwayY, oarkt

5 15

Pier

Tpu. emrd.aya, 12. East

Thursday.

Ttlver. foot

Rdaoy'oP"sh.eovFnelretidaoyrSst.rwe'areittt,eI.

Mn. omn.day, for fo;dcr.

P. S. ' Frelgntt received until

Wednes-

t p. m.

. C. A. jWHJTAKER Agent.

mayM

..

V

' Via STONiNGTON

The water way the comfortable,

twRhaiSacyttheaaohrmfdavetrresaFveeecvlkeinrCygit.ayacfoem,oSfoarttauCanoncwdaellconvaenn

ience for the traveler.

'

A delightful voyage

Sound

and sky

linseupearnbd

on Long Island view of the won-d.rf- ul

wat.r front of

N.w Tork. Steamer Waves

p. m. week days Nortii River, 7.46

tSohtneolynn:lnegxdttounm. oPrinteirn1g1..41V1

Norwich to New York $1.75 ,

Writ, or tetephoa. W. J. PHILLIP Agent, xs.w unuuii.

PEOPLE'S STEAA1B0AT CO.

STEAMER SIGHT SEER.

J08- -

- -- SEAHO OF-

-- IOO '

dOwo.bcitlsOlelleaynnrv,riuabnnnleg'dtlweaaeatnaehnfuetfreoerlflNooalowlSnordaww.:tluirnChrTgd,'enhrwJoteuudnnuUdeLloeoa:nct1drh9oi.ptanhs,,.

Moralaa Trip.

do

Bel

8.20. Ocean Heach .4 l'j.iu, arrive crescent

i'leuaeaaucra.

which It i claimed has been done for

uantloarpanvwdteaarkrgodeifvsettnhtohoeeftfahoppefriplfaltdtieyhneatfieyftnhfre,adlafiathtrnt,ttgsrw.oatoanw. dTcurhcpoteloeiatnliremigttehhhdIeets, blntahdune"Tdbkhetadicnttiphowgaenoauirbseewiteinaataijilnuoyabennsdrc.twotiustoaouganmhctmflpoeesenerrcmeadIatn.ndeonfItftaniwsthitathot

The damaaTw to" fctidge by earthoccqaolufuuraasdkvkiioeaensnlsgleiyintsaoretdhbWuebeeai.naUeggHdne.indtoeerHrdnaawolaSlbnytbaat.tutteoodswg,yethhtIoohnesfedereib,aaacraotnahnnck---d-

10..I

lfi.Uoaptuar.ninmg.,

Leave I'leamire

crenreni narn

Peach It, Ocean

F.ai

Nor

h U.Zi. rich 1.05

New Loadtm p. m.

11.60.

arrive

Aftrraeea Trip.

Laa.ve Norwich 2 OS o. m.. New Lnn

dNi4BS.o4eo.na'airc.wtttipicu.hrtn&lminn27ao,.TO0,5ac.1reN'rltlonieav.wieviiuBereLenroecn.hdtlcoHenen3ct.4h5a..lEieO8aI,,c'lneOaparcsaru.tcarvrue.

arathunnrddEnonuvlwiri'i.TcOtyluio roplnonpu.;lnycamroaea.nys.cefOantnhrte

atahieoPrlwemaixoctrninreinsgBae.tarrmitpi. ueaacfnterannodonretutrrnip

.

IrB'Ori.E'S STEAMBOAT CO,

'nEwlrh, reaa.

AVJEeRlaC C. SMITH, Managing Owner.

jfattoahihlvspoeaesanirtur,ngr,eacIsttohefuxeiosrstepseseeebunnm.ardensinkgdotour rboibaarnecgkrsimevtreoeiaerns1gSeeopSna4faer.rtrahpalqalMlerualoarlurkleetleoel

0s Orand Central Station. No York City .I

Rftoms, $1.00 Day

AND DPWARD

CLARK'S CRUISES OF THE "CLEVELAND"

Be tt- - o and froaa fttatloa trea.'

(Hamburg-America- n

Line)

nil tr Mi i p tnt N T Cttr Onl4e Fnna- ea4 Me.

18,000 tons, brand new,

superbly fitted.

froFmrom6aNnewPraTaoorlkscoO, ctnFheebr.

Is,

5,

anAneNdaDrlayUshPfoe. arti.rncmluodninthgs, alclosetxinpgensoensly

llltrl.fOl, afloat

SPECIAL - FEATTTH.ES i Madeira.

FutBlvasomruryaapeltpo,l,eahcafearamdaae.liaelp,wtolOBMyl..llet ,nJaaupBanuaua.mllr,AmatJtraaavmca,

13th Aaaatal Orleat Cruise, Feb. S, 10.

KEtyguyrNfputoerratshntrdGPe7ar3mleasdtnaiynsLe,.loiy$nd4c0l0uSd. uinSp.g.

"Grosser 2i days

FRANK C, CLARK, TIMES BLDG N. Y

Jun2WS

ram 'l e SaadVraaa, Proaa.

8PKCIAL BtVTES to Theatre Troup.. Traveling en. .to. Uv.ry eonnact.l

intirUCKBT ITHKET.

,

HrLL, R. L,

SwpilelciaolpenratJeustie

13th for

for June

the season. and July.

T. J. O'ERIEN. JR.

Juni:SMW

GARDEN HOE.

SFKIXKLERS,

WHEELBARROWS, OIL STOVES AND OVENS,

GAS PtLATES,

ICHJ CREAM, FREEZERp, CROQCET SETS, '

PARIS GREEN,

BUG DEATH.

LAWN MOWERS,

ATOMIZERS.

. 'J . ..

ETC., ETC., ETC.

hanoTdaOwrdProaiEntVeghsunAhtdooMruejs.cduiliti;''iIaoEatflhfletYritoaFijai.i4HctecR.o..maRmhnOo!ott'leapYltu,lToran.aeanad. MT. CiLEr.lEI.S

Vnlnrr'. Care for

RHEUM TIM

41.1. lERVOM

20

and iiMioit

Sit. Cluinen. mile frrrni

Pie. tt

t

I

eftArrldoe.alrmc.t-Ktdr- icabllocodakirrseocfteMivnten. .Frl!'..

cltlh.iPnalhelT'tirihothrlitooliuuyrg..uhahltutuIrrlauhltinaenn.da. leRm. eKn.4SmTaiMled4.(rea.

(kamhrr of C.mno 'rre, Mt ( lemma.

HARDWARE, PLUMBING and HEMTING.

143 Main Street, Jun9W

Danielson, Conn.

Where lo Trade iu

Cily

Those who are abo lit to furnish nw

hthoamtesw. eWheavheavtheethfeindi

tmont confidence

it display of

DR. M.

Dentist

AU work guaranteed.

,

Finn Block, Jewett City, Conn.

Office hours 9.30 a-- m. to ( p. m.

Painless extraction.

Telephone 40

WHEX READY TO BUILD,

ssoCKtefhoaluiecmlrcskaci,tohnoa,-eyfantoc-JL.uourwmeWbmtetr.a,btceucirPaitilyraadrlieynrtssf,arosCmouVopmmpolepiuenlrst.,t.ecURhlo.alislnKese...

IK YOU WAST TO KSfJOY

a good wholesom. meal, try one of

rtIiUaoVnnBt IItaoOni'Vdc. omUqum.iice.lkrlcliallum-h-wm. .eJn.

SrJe.c.'lWaal.

,caittaeun

Brick

ley. Jewett City.

HAVE YOU TRHSD

Teft's Ire cream? The kind that Is mad. from sweet cream. It xcea all others. Churches, weddings and parties supplied. Jewett City Candy Kitchen.

JKWKTT CITY HOTCU

aT.w aaa ai.

liatai la are-er-r

ItA

T.

partlratar. ijKWia. Proprietor.

M. HOURIflAl.

Jewett City.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR,

faraltur. mm Crawford Cooking

Raafea,

'Phoneta Ptwre

hwma HS--

a

i.

King

MOOIVf

Pro.

BOC at.

H. B. Kin, tig,

pacial aiateianlUe oRa.oapaalaveatoaerCtiea.aatnlu

Caav '

y XA A

in Eastern Connecticut W( can tallc Interestingly with you M out the styles, finishes and qualities the furnltura we carry, but suffice It t say we carry the best that la man u faetured and stand back of every phxe of furnltura we sell by our own guaaantea

Our prices are right. 4

M. HOURIG'AN.

Tel. 123-- 4 JunSd

62-6- 6

Main Street.

THE UNDER PRICIISALE

now at Th. Ho. ton Dry looda tor

irehcylu.sot dncp,eurpslatcor.mtmmemeaenranrtkonsb.Inigsetahbao.atixattabtloBl.r.

prlcaa goods. Oeara

THE BOSTON DRT COOti? STORK,

Main St.. Danle!oi ,

Jun27d

Jatae E. Ki ech, Kg

r

v?F

-

TOR DRY ATTi rARfT fOrUm

Tracf .Ilk aa lata

ISAAC CHAMPSAU. Mnai-.-

l

"ulllaiL. Cooo.

UEiTiaHl:frFnX'M:!':CkoUtn.anSenBcottaiacauatavJelar'tUrjiiialiainl g

tomTrbtl.uameiiUla

.

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