Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-24
JEWETT CITY.
Over $50 Worth of Cutlery Stolen from j, H. Traeys Store--5orough to Honor Governor Lilley Today.

Some time during Thursday night burglars broke into J. H. Tracy's hard ware store on Tracy avenue. Entrance was effected by breaking one of the large windows with brick which was found nearby among the broken glass.
 With the exception of a few electrical supplies the thief confined himself solely to cutlery, and that, too. or the
 best sorts, pocket knives, carving sets, razors and scissors, being the princi-
 pal booty. i,
 Mir. Tracy's plumber. Charles P. Spi- cer was the first to discover the trou- ble. Officer Driscoll was notified, but there was no cldg to work on. MT.
 Tracy says his lQea is over $50. It is
 his belief that t gas not the work of novlces, as noti9' & bulky was taken.
 The whole lot, he thinks, could easily
 have been carried in a dress suit case. This is the fourth time that Mir. Tracy
 has had his store entered by burglars. Two or three reports were made Friday Of suspicious characters seen Thurs
 day evening A belated pedestrian saw man about midnight try the door of the Ashland store. About II two
 men were seen in the dark alleyway
 near Zeegeer's store on Soule street. Notes.
 Mrs. Robert Woodworth of New London was the guest Friday of her sister, Mrs. Royal w. Dearnley, on Main street.
 It is expected that a number from the borough will attend Governor Lil- ley's funeral in Hartford today Rev. B. S. Benoit of Putnam will preach in French in Rioux hall on Sun day afternoon. Miss Ellen King of Putnam is expected to sing.
 To Suspend All Business.
 Deeply sensible of the loss which the people have sustained in the death of Governor Lilley and agreeable to the recommendation of the governor proclamation all business at ?. m. will come to a standstlll and the church bells will toll minutes Man | ager McBroome has arranged that on the stroke of {, time shall be called for the space of five minutes in the Jewett City vs. Putnam ball game at 1 Brewster park
 Warden I. r. Lewis will pitch the first ball at the game today. Sunday Sermons. l At the Baptist church Sunday, the Rev. F. W. Potter will occupy his pull pit Morning subject, The Intercedins Saviour. The evening sermon will be the sixth in the series of New Test ament inquirers, The Bible Reading l Inquirer.
 At the NJ F. church the Rev. N. E. Cook will take for his morning sub ject. Building Settlements; in the eve
 ming The Three Withouts. At the Congregational church the Rev. w. Fl. Cane, LID. will preach. His theme in the morning will be Mending Their Nets. Tn the evening he will preach on Business Activity and Religious Depression.
 Rev. F. Johns Bohanan will conduct an Episcopal service in Slater library building on Sunday afternoon at 2.45. Mir. and Mrs. Allen White of Dan ielson are guests of MT. and Mrs. F. H Gilbert.
 To Plan for Memorial Day. George A. Haskell has arranged for meeting to be held on Sunday after noon in the town court room of the veterans of the civil war. Sons of Vet erans, Spanish American war veterans and all citizens who are interested. to arrange for the observance of Mem orial day
 Baptist Aid Soeiety's Social.
 The ladies' aid society of the Bap- tist church held their regular social with Mrs. Charles D. Babcock Friday afternoon. There was a brief pro- gramme and the usual refreshments. Those who assisted were Miss Ruby Thornton, Mrs. Charles Fitch, Mrs. Augusta Ray and Miss Ellen Me- Broome.
 There was a programme consisting of a piano solo by Miss Alice Brown and vocal solos by Mrs. c. IT. Thorn ton and Master Irving Thornton. Miss
 Nellie Franklin served.