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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-02

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Toamiug and express business:
~ express and dump wagons and 20 horses
ana mules; several teams under yearly CON
tract business pays Urge income; other
business 20 attend TO. Address BOX 9f2
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12

wheel, and for a time it was feared that he was killed. His scalp was laid open for an awful gash and one of his legs was broken. MT. Foss took him in the automobile and hur- ried him to the Stamford hospital. He then remained at the post of duty and ran back and forth between the hos pital and the home for some time with the bulletins.
 In Mir. Browns complaint it is al- legged that MT Brown was laid up for five months and was seriously and per- manently affected. Furthermore, Mrs. Brown. who was i'll, had just been sent to Clifton Springs, and because of the accident had to be recalled, while the accident was serious in its con- sequences to her as well.
 Another contention of the plaintiff is that the machine of MT. FOss was not equipped with a bell or horn and that the driver was going at an undue and a reckless rate of speed at the time of the accident. The case will be heard in the higher court at Bridge pOrt
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
BRIEF STATE NEVIS

Bridgewater. The Congregational church has been celebrating the Tooth anniversary of it's founding.
 Hockanum.-As a result of stepping on rusty nail three we ks ago Harry Dush has symptoms of lockjaw. Meriden.-Lewis A. Miller secretary and director of the H. Wales Lines company. has tendered bis resignation to 20 into business for himself
 Rowayton.-Rev Lewis E. Parker. IT., of Rugby, N. D.. son of MT. and Mrs. Lewis E. Parker of Logan street Rowayton, is home on months vaca- ton.
 Hartford.-A number of officials at the capitol have been obliged to post pone their vacations owing to the length of the session of the general assembly.
 Wirsted.-Mrs. Abbie Simons Padel- ford, whose husband. James Padeford. died two weeks ago last Friday from the same ailment. expired Tuesday morning of heart trouble.
 WaIlingford,-Judge L. M Phelps will leave Friday for Northampton. -hdrs- LO dllSilu lHe reunion or ms regiment. the Fourteenth Massachu- setts to be held next Saturday.
 Southport-Monday at the residence of Rev. Dr. Gilbert on Pequot avenue the Episcopal clergy of Fairfield coun- ty held their monthly meeting. at which papers were read and discussed.
 East Norwalk.-The Fibre, Products company, which recently secured a lease of the large Colonial Foundry plant in Keiser street. is setting up boilers and the stack preparatory to beginning operations.
 Branford.-The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Young. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Young of Pine Orchard. and the Rev. Herbert Galaudet Q: Boston will take place at the Ancnor- age the summer home of the Youngs on Wednesday. Aug. 25.
 Stsnnford.-Abram Scof7eld, a retired business man of New York. who once lived in Stamford. has offered the Woman's auxiliary of tho Stlnford Rural association $IO.00O. the interest of which would be used in furtherance of the auxiliary's work, especially as regards the schools.
 New Haven.-The petition of the Italian societies of the city that the city appropriate enough money for an electrical illumination of the central green on the night of Oct 12 in cele- bration of the new state holiday Columbus day, was given hearing in city hall Monday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
CLERGYMAN SUES.
Asks $6,00o for Injuries in Automobile Accident-Insurance Company Inter- ested.

The Norwalk Hour says: Rev. Herbert $. Brown of Darien has brought civil action for 5000 against Archibald C. Foss, the prominent real estate agent of New York and South Norwalk. Deputy Sheriff Samuel c. Ireland served the pa pers this morn- ing. but attachment was waived and the matter will go to trial without in- convenience to Mir Foss. IL is under stood that the action is to be defended by the insurance company in which Mir. Foss held q policy. and that other wise there would have been no action. as MT Foss and Rev Mir. Brown are very close friends.
 The accident to Mr Brown happened on the 21st of last January. While Mr: Foss was going through Darien in his large Lozier ear. his chauffeur, Ol- iver 9azlen, attempted to turn out for team. and ran into Mir. Brown. who was on the right hand side of the road.
 Mr. Brown was knocked from his
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12

Don't make light of life. but put light enough into it to enable you to see good roads to the end.-Exchange
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
Local Laconics.

Morris P. Fitzgerald of New London was in Westerly Wednesday,
 Mrs. Robert E. Archibald of Jack sonviile, Fla. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Paul H. Hllard.
 There were Sunday school picnick- CTS from White Rock and North Stonington at Pleasant View, Wednes- day
 Miss Anna Coughlan and her niece Ruth, younger daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Scanlon. are visiting Miss Coughlan's friends in Lebanon.
 Brother Pocomus, a member of the Order of Xavian brothers and locat- ed in Lynn. Mass. is visiting rela- tives in Westerly He was known as David Haggerty and resided iR Nor wich before becoming a brother in the order
 While Capt. Isaac Gavitt was try ing out new sailboat in the Pawca- tuck river early Wednesday morning the craft capsized. The captain clung to the overturned boat until rescued by Charles Coon in power boat. The sailboat was lowed to the shore and will be re-rigged.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having purchased the photograph studio of A. A. Scholfeld. 20 Main street we are ready to prove to the people of Westerly and vicinity our ability to do the very best work A beautiful 16x20 water colored portrait of yourself given free with every dog en s4.00 cabinets. r. Rouleau & Co. Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
BUILDING INSPECTOR ACTS
Orders Operations Stopped on Levy Building, Ansonis, Which Was Gut ted by Fire on July 17.

Daniel Corcoran who succeeded John Dwyer as building inspector last month, performed his first official act Tuesday noon. when he stopped work on the rebuilding of the Levy cinder washing plant and rag warehouse on Jersey street, which was gutted by fire July IT. Permission was asked of the aldermen Monday night to re- construct the building and tack on a 25x25 addition. As the matter was one for the building inspector to take care of, no action was taken It was reported that work on the construc- tion of the building had already been the case.
 Levy seemed to take it for grant ed, however, that it would be all right after asking the aldermen, and this
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
Reunion of Twenty-third Regiment.

The forty-third annual reunion of the Twenty third regiment. c. ", will be held at Hirs homestead, Savin Rock, New Haven. on August 19. Hen ry l. Smith of Norwalk, who was a lieutenant will be present. Major D. H. Miller of Georgetown is the president of the association, and W. U. Hine of Naugatuck. secretary. At the conclusion of the meeting a shore din- ner will be served.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12

morning men were set to work on the structure. The framework of the building was going up, when Building Inspector Corcoran heard of it, and going to Jersey street. this noon, he stopped the work. MT. Levy was said to be out of town. but Mrs. Levy call- ed the workmen off. No plans for the building have been filed for ap- proval by the building Inspector. and it appears that none of the provisions of the ordinance relating to the erec- tion of buildings in the fire district, have been complied with.-Ansonia Sentinel
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
Letters from Prominent Physicians
 addressed to ChaS. N. Fletcher.

Dr. Peelr of St Louis Mo- T have prescribed csstora speedy remedy of Philadelphia e" prescribed Cas- practice with satisfaction to myself and benefit patients"
 Edward Parrish Brooklyn T have Cas- household several harm Elliott Having during the past si1 prescribed most nothing deleterioua to the delicate of children"
 sprasue, ideal medicine for children frequently it. While do not adv cate the ndinae medicines yet Caoa conditions which children" Parker City, Castoria the medical held by infants chill ailments" H. F. Merrill, "Casoa of the children
 
 locality efficiency 
 Dr. During twelve have frequently Castoria of the best preparations of ef relieving which a
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
Victory for Lobstermen.

Lobster fishermen who set pots in the lower New Haven harbor have news from the lighthouse department that they can set their pots along the breakWaters without fear of interfer- ence from the keepers of the light houses. This means a big victory for several gangs of lobster fishermen who
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12

However, it would create but little i surprise if ythe deal were consummat- | ed for% there are some who believe that the billing of paved streets is not practical. but who believe that the paved streets should be watered and not wholly at the expense of owners and lessees of abutting property, buf paid for out of the public fund creat- ed by all the taxpayers. Those in the business section claim that they are just as much entitled to relief from the dust nuisance as those who re- side along the streets that have been oiled at the expense of the town.
 The body of AIonzo Harmon, who died in Providence Monday, arrived in
 Westerly Wednesday afternoon and was buried in River Bend cemetery. The Pawcatuck lodge of Masons at tended the funeral in body and Rev. 1 Joseph l.. Peacock. in the absence of Rev. George w. Rigler pastor of the First Baptist church, of which de- ceased was a member. officiated at the service in the cemetery chapel.
 Burial. was according to the Mas- sonic ritual, the services being con- ducted by Most Worshipful Master Samuel c. Girven. These members of Pawcatuck lodge were bearers. Paul H. Hillard, Orville NJ. Briggs, Oscar w. Gates, w Willlam II. Greene, Elmer E. Vincent and Oscar l.. Wilcox
 Someone, either through carelessness or design, placed three dynamite cart ridges, small ones, in the waste paper basket in the office of the Calder & Carnie Granite works. and there was something doing when William Pen dleton threw the contents into the boiler furnace, the door of which was left open. There was three explosions and the contents of the ash pit, ashes, cindeTs and small bits of coal were thrown out into the boiler room with great force.
 Mir. Pendleton's face. arms and breast were filled with the stuff. and the services of a physician were re- quired to remove particles from the flesh. James Smith. the engineer, was cut under the right eye by a small piece of coal. and was covered with the flying ashes. No serious effects resulted.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12

Branford.-The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Young. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Young of Pine Orchard. and the Rev. Herbert Gallaudet 0: Boston will take place at the Ancnor- age the summer home of the Youngs, on Wednesday, Aug. 25.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
Save the Babies.

INFANT MORTALITY something hg hardly realize that of
 all the children born civilized countries weptwo per nearly
 onequarte die before they reach year, seven per more than third before they fV and oneha before they fsn
 We do not hesitate say that timely Coa would % these precious lives Neither hesitate that many of tess nnhe deaths occaon by ofnarco preparations D noes and soothing yups sold for chdns complaints contain less opum morphine They considerable quantities deadly poons quantity they supe re circulation and lead congeson sickness h Coria operates exactly the reverse but you that bears the signature of Ch Fletcher Casoa the bood circulate properly opens the pores of the skin and alays fever.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12

have been waging warSdpon the keep CTS of the lighthouses, whom they. say have been monopolizing all the lobster fishing territory close to the east and west breakWaters.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
BABIES!

Soon they will be big boys and girls and their baby faces will be only a memory, Bring the babies and I will catch theSr smiles.
 STILEe, The Photographer, Brown Building, Westerly, R. |. Telephone SGT. Jy23d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-12
2S YEARS A CHINA STORE

Do you know we carry the largest line of Crockery. Glassware, Lamps and Kitchen Supplies in Southern Rhods Island? We are direct importers and can save you money. Free delivery on all purchases of S5 or more. STATIONS BAZAAR. Westerly. R. I.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
8Gttinmpro nnS Scl6ltmprb.

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Sabre oItc @ilie unb Die 5~ueiiGbrigc
Siloo luoren 5rt @ultie. SdllslidJer
llnfrieoe peranldBte Die Sragobic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Siberalcr Guninl.

G"bica0o, I. Moi. - Sic erite
motericlIc 6ruht oc8 porgeltcrn
@bcno bier sum 9lbihIuB gcIon8telr
6ricoen5 2 Gon8rciica lit Elm 6ono
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Chicago mo &aiiircr Ger State
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$4,000 fiir 0ieielbe ltniperiitdt sur
@ritt0ung clncS SebrItublS fiir ifon=
0lnuotld]c Siteratur ongefiinoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Grcn5cr Bremen" fommt nadJ Wcu.
Wurf.

Nem 9orf, I. Wini. - 3lucds
abloinn9 iciner Mantid)uit miro Der
oe'ttld)e &rel5er "Sremclt," Der lid
gegeniu6rtig in NGpport NerpS be-
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len eintrciien unO bis 5llm 10. SUM
bier bleibcn. Die Griabmanlid)ait
miro ollf Dem giorobeutihen 2lppo-
Gampier rErin5 3rieorid @ilbclm"
uod) 9te!o.Yorf gebrodlt mo Die ab.
geIoIte Monnidait ouf Dem 2lopb.
9ompier Bremen" nad 3clltihlun0
aiiriid b%eforocrt nerben. Ger Gom-
munocur heS arell5erS Bremen" lit
Gapit1n &OpnonI Die geiabulla be.
itebt ans 800 Siii3ieren uuo Mann-
ifuften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Inflagc gcacn 81 -@anffaiiircr.

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9ie @ronO. Sltrp crbo6 gc8en @orncp
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lolttcnoe 2IntloBe. }lllf Oicie @eiie
Oilritc Der gauge Ero5cB Aeacn Mine.
bart Scr 3llr 3eit iiir ieine &crlut-
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rigc 3uf)tbml9itroic ubbiiBt mieOer
uuiGcm1rmt mo Scr &crurtbeiltc
iclbit ais 3eu0c in cincm reltcll 'olls-
g~eOcbnten &ro5eB Dcrnommen mcr-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
ElDBlid|er Sempcratnriuedlicl.

Smaba a, Nebr., Z. Wai. - @abs
reno zines illrd)tbaren Stiirntes, Der
bier Die goll5c uergongene ltadt tobte,
lit ous thermometer, oas aeItern be-
rcits 80 @rao 5cigtc, bis oui Al @rao
aefollen. Ger Min>, Der bier cine
Stnocngeidminoigfeit BON 80 Wfei-
len icigte, crreifte in Siour Gitp,
So., cine iolde Don CT Neilen mo
aus 5oblreitcn anocren Srten 60
mas lpnrocn @inoitGrfen 9enleloet,
Die 5uilden 40 uno 60 Weilell
poriiren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
glutiacr glufrnbr in N!crifO.

Gl%o 0, Ser, I. Moi. - @eis
tcre 9crifte iibcr oen nelIifen 2lnfs
rltbr mo &ompf ouf ser BET &cro
Gru5, Mcrito, gcIeAcncn Son6orns
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ioncn gctoOtct ltno &orolo Souborn
Don Chicago, Sobn oc3 ErGiiocnten
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Rond), Gicente Gapina9, in octHiiden
9citohcn bobcn ioQ. las W0ohcn
mlr0c IN Dem ollgemeincn Sample,
Scr iid cntipunn, %gct00tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Srafiircn ais @crbrcdlcn.

Gitn no, Z. Moi.
0ie Stoota. @eietgcbung BON
Miliouri Die ouiiir geItimmt bate,
ooB elm ENHANCEMENT sur Gonititl-
tion fir Die Giniiibrung Der Irobi.
bition Der @ablerifoit mlterbrcitei
meroe, nobm Die @or0eItp'ide Geieb-
TorlaGe on, nad mcldJcr eS nit einer
8eIoItrafe bon So bis $50 belegt
meroen Iou, mcnn cine Eerion cine
onoere nit berouidenoen @etrdntelt
trottirt. sic Gorlo9e gebt ieet an
ben Scnot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Camper coaioirt init Gisbcrg.

ct. Sobns, N..5.. Z. Mai. -
Ger am %. glpril BON 2iperpool nadD
Wontreal o%bgesongene britiihe Gam.
pier n2afe G%bamploin" Iotgte bertc
in ledem 3uitanoe bier an uto mlb
Debuis tempor1rer Neporoturcn IN
Elm brotherhood geben. Gr colioirtc
I'M $50 geitern IbenO, lpGbreno Die
Yaiiasiere bei'm Giner iaBen, nit
einem gisberg mo iein poroereS
COMPARTMENT fiiute iif raid nit
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ben Sffi5ieren Die 8eriid)erung. bob
feline @efabr norlie9e, ntb berubigten
iid g~eniiseno, um ibre unterbrofene
MnbI5eit mieoer nufnebmen 5u fon-
men,. Der y2afe Gbamplain" lit elm
Tampfer BON 1856 5onlten uno &c.
bort Der canadian Eaciiic Hailmap
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

ifen ofoocmii6en GrirniportfeIte3 IN
Seip5ig ongenomnen. llcber Die ge-
reitpiQigfeit 0ea Mtonor6erL ben be.
uorItcben0cn feitlid)en SeronItoltun-
gen Der itlOcntiltcn Gltrner icin Sn.
%tereiic 5ll%5lnuen0cn, berrif)t inter
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3eit nit 9roBem Gifer ouf eincn
8ldn5cnOen GrfoIg binor6citcn, groBs
re Srclt0e.
&uftl6 iffcm HCnmit t.
9n Der 6riibiobrS : Euraoc oltf
DEM Ecmpclboicr 6eloe perOcL lpIe
bon bcituntcrridteter Seitc uerlols
tet, Elm @roB- uno eiu Eariepol 9oI
Ion Sbeil nc6meu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
@roRc Giicngickcrei abgebrannt.

Neporf, 8, I. W}oi. - Die
2(nlogcn Der y@ebrlc StoDe Go,~
elmer Der ar6Btcn Cieniobritcn Der
@clt, mllr0cn ol,rG 6cltcr 5erit0rt.
Ger 9ronOiGo0cn be5iffert iit aui
$250,000. lbs 6eucr NOR ourd}
Grploiion DON bciBem Cheer in Den
6ormrGumen Der 6obrit 5lum Nlta.
brrG getommeu, Nrlrh Den brcn.
nenOen Cheer, Ser nod oIlen 9tid)s
tl1n1en BIN gcihlctOcrt mllr0c, marc
bo5 6nbrifgcbduoc al cincm Gl1beno
Elabcn aIcid6eitia in @ram0 lclcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
@aQcric brad, s%uiommcn.

ScQttlc, @oib, 7. Moi. 49,
@GbrcnO gcitcrn Nbcllo cinc Der.
lonmlIung bcS Seattle Atblctic
Gllb" im nulcn Stoot9. Nricnnl ob-
GcbaItcn muroc, brod) Elm Gbcil oea
@aueriegcl0nocrS untcr Dem Nm.
oron9 Der 9cIud)cr 5uiommen mo
picle Der 2cbtercn itiir5tcn binob III
Den Sool, Mn OrciBig Ycrioncn wltr.
Den perlebt, etIihe 5iemli0 bcoCnfs
liM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Mig 6ron5 Soiepb, iueIder lett cit
poar Gogen bier neilt, bat nit Dem
Gmpfong berDorrogen0cr Nolttifer
Den 2lufnn9 0emodjt. Gen Heigcn
cr0ifncte Der ungoriiHcWtiniitcr-Y rG-
liocnt Or. Meferle. llcbcr Ou3 Gr=
ocbniB Der bisberi0cu Gr0rterungen
pcrlolltet nidt9 glutc,1ttihe9. God
Gilt ol5 Die wobrideinIi6c S6iut8
Ner berrIAenOen Strife, ooB Gooli-
tion9 WtitgIie0ero Die &oIiutbiitcn II.
ole Ger, inter @efcrlc, Der 10 Ian8e
al Der Spiee bleibt, ole @oblrciorm
nu9fiibren. Garnof pcr0en Damn
%)}cumoblen itottiinoen, ocren Plus.
ial fiir Die GntidciOma Der tootS-
rcd)tlidel 6rogen muBgeben0 lein
ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
.@udrtIAop". Moflcr ii6crTii6rt.

Cincinnati :. Wioi. - Die
SurD in Dem ErO5cB 8cAcu 2ouiS ".
Softer unO iitni on0crc iogcnomntC
o9ltdctlbop" N}oflcr aob belttc Elm
idul0i9iprcdcnOcS Gcroiit ob. Die
O|dnncr murcn on9etlngt, Ole @ut-
ocapoit SIT bctriigcrii6en 3pcfcn
miBbrmtd)t 5ll bobcn, Inter Sen @e-
icBcn f0nncn iic icbt 81 @eI0buBen
uon $1,000 bis SIT $4,000, oocr 5ll IS
Wtouotcn 3uAtbouaboit, oocr 81 bel.
ben StrofM 5ltiommcn uc~rurtbcilt
ipcroet. Gic llcbcriiibrtcL nrBcr
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Gumpbcl, u. e. @ol0min, Sobn N},
Scott mo G0uin 3. Sell. Sire Nn-
mdltc bobcn @cruiuua ollgetiiuoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
%crmiidtc tclegrapbiid,e SepcIdjcn

Cine &uael, BON uelher Sri.
Glliabetb 6orragbcr in Youngstown,
O., i'm 9llter Don fl Sabren bel Der
8eier oes A.. Slli i'm Sabre 1895 5it-
fdaia III Den aopf eetroifen morbell
mar, bat lid iebt in einem 5uBe Der
@enonnten. bis mobin iie iid gcIenft
bot, ge5ei9t mo loa Nun ourd cine
operation entfernt neroen.