Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 8, 1910, Page 11

Ienry Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS §8 Main Streel. TADY ASSISTANT WHEN REQUESTEY, Strengthen To Resist Disease BUILDING YOURSELF UP WITH VINOL ALL THE GOOD OF <COD LIVER OIL WITHOUT THE FISHY TASTE. Sold Only By N, D, Sevin & Son FINE TAILORING John Kukia, berchant Tailor, 203 Main St Junisd BY A Striking Resemblance between your old suit and a brand new old suit has deen cleaned and pressed by Our pains-taking methods are what have made oun work the stand- ard of excellencs in cleaning and dye- ing. If yom want your smit cleaned and pressed just right, us. see that it omes to us. Lang’s Dye Works, Telephone. 157 Franklin S1. sept27d WULF 1910--FALL--1910 I em now showing my new line of Fall Woolens. CHAS. H. NICKERSON, Fine Tailoring. QUALITY In work should aiways be considered, especlally when it costs 1o more than the Inferior kind. Sikilled men ara employed by us. Our prices tell the whole storz STETSON & YOUNG. _ may2ia soptdd WALL PAPERS The late Spring ieaves a larger stock on hand of the above, and to move we have made quite a reduc- tior in the pric 3 to y now. Also Paints, Mureqr‘o Moldings, and a general supply of decorative mate- rials. Painting,” Paper Hanging and Decorating, P. F. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Street. Telephone. F. C. ATCHISON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Room 9, Second Floor, Shannon Bldg. Hav. You Noticed the increased Travel? It’s a sure sign of good weathes ana fine roads. People like to get out into the oper air. We furnish the bes: method. and if you'll mko one of oyr teams you'll say the sara MAHONEY BROS. Avenus. marlid THE PLANK Headquarters for Best Aies, Lagers Ete,, in Town. by JAMES O’'CONNELL, Preprietor. Telephone 507. oct2d Nflg Belore Moving anybedy can buy Carriages, Harness and Summer Horse Goods (the bal- ance of this season’'s stock) at CUT DEEP PRICES, and there are many rure bargains. THE L. L. CHAPMAN CO., Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. septidaw F-lll v‘mu 18 no.agvertising madium in ada Zr Connecticut equal to The Bui- business resuits. one will be noticed after yours | is a good time | junid | The Bulletin, Norwich, Saturday, Oct. 8, 1910. he Bulletin sho\xld be deuvared everywhere in the city before 6 a. m. Subscribers who fail to receive i¢ by that time will confer a favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Cao. Sun. Moon and Tide: |I_Hizh || Moon |l Water. || Sets. Il a. m. n Sun |l Rises. | Sets. Six hours after high water It Is low tide, which is Edloweu by flood tide. THE WEATH ER. Forecast For Todly. England: B For New Saturday and ture Sunda Generally fair rising tempera- northeast unday : ald: On Saturday, overcast weather and fresh northwester! i will prevail, preceded by rain, with falling temperatures: and on Sunday f: continued cool weather. Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from | Sevin's pharmacy W the changes {in temperature and the barometric changes Eriday: Ther. Bar. 68 69 a5 Comparisons. Predictions for Frid Rain and weather: var winds. ; weather: Rainy: cooler; | winds variable and becoming noryh- east. "GREENEVILLE Heavyweights Line Up Against Light- weights This Afternoon—Rev. Will- iam Kennedy Celebrates Early Mass | at St. Mary’s Church—Village Hap- pennings. i day s issue the Catholic Tran- script, which is published at Hartford and is the al organ of the dio- cese of Hartford, has the following to say of the Rev. William A. Keefe, who | was recently transferred from the as- sistant pastorship of St. Mary's church to a pastorate in Voluntown “The Rev. W Norwich for after an active curs He is a native studied at the publ of Waterbury. His were made in Holy ( cester, the Grand And the America { Belgium. _Afte and mgh schools higher studies college, Wor- seminary, Montreal, 1 college, Louvain, | filling curacies in St. Anne’ aterbury, St Augustiné’s dgeport, he was transferred to St. Mary's. He has been a prominent fig- l'ure in the Catholic life of the city and } & popular speaker in fraternity gath- erings. Father Thursday of Keefe left for , and will begi his new duties at once. Rev. Willlam Kennedy. who succeeds to the assistant pastorship of St. Ma- Ty parish, comes from St. Peter's parish, Hartford. He came to this place on Thursday and celebrated ™e Voluntown on the discharge five o'clock mass in St. Mary’s church Friday morning LADIES’ MINSTREL SHOW ' Friendly Socisty En- joyed by Over 300 People. Given by Girls { The members of the Girls’ Friendly society of St. Andrew’s church may well feel proud of the ladies’ minstrel show that was given under their spices Friday evening at Union The vrogramme:, which was espec entertaining, contained high ol | pieces and passed off without a hitch. The opening song was given at 8 o’clock, but long before that time the place was well filled with people. It was estimated that there were present considerably over 300 persons, and ev- erybody expressed themselves as being delighted with the entertainment given them i John W. McKinley was master of | ceremonies and he made the several announcements in his usual pleasing manner. The { ving was the programme: Solo. Willelmina, Miss Gindys Elli- ott: solo. 2 Da Bloom Again, M Gray; song. When dy Comes M rching Home, choru ody by the women: trio, Silver la Bianel Bowker, Luella Mildred Kendall; song. An chorus; Italian Love Soi 2, | Greiner; »d Night. S Southern Medley ker: song, chorus, There was a sale of ice cream, cake and soda ater, and following the en- tertainment dancing was enjoyed until 12 o'clock Congregational Church Chorus Hold | Monthly Social. thly social given by | reeneville Congre- place Fri- | very good 1jovable evening w and refres the chorus. The made H ). Th> re the cho is in rus and solendid pre has been made. James Mullen Had Lucky Number. at was raffled off 0 o' at James wa won b, James 37 Ninth street, with the ticke mbered 515. More Oil for Greeneville Streets. A _zenerous supply of oil was placed on North Main strest. just above the | car harn, norning. and s conditions wea it. more w coming this way I or om. Heavyweights vs. Lightweights. The Hea . will line Tweigh up against the | football eleven on the Sh cam- pus at three o'clock t turday) afternoon, and an interesting game is looked forward to by all comcerned. The Heavyweights will appear new football togs, which were Jast night, and ought to make appearance. The Sweaters are of blue, with stripes on the arm and the stockings are of the same colors. Der is the manager of this Funeral M;ER Dirgsiy: “and Embalmar 70 Franklin St., Bullstin Bidg. Teleshone 642-2 Promipt service day or night Lady Aosistant Residence adway. opp. Theatze. Teolaphone 642-3, Foon i e ] DR.P.J GKSSII]Y READ PAPER- | In Absence of Dr. J. G. Stanton Who Had Prepared it on Infantile Paralysis—Local Doctors Present. The semi-annual meeting of the Naw London County Medical society at New*London Thursday was a most in- teresting session of the men learned in medicine, and ail who attended it wers benefited by what they heard from the gentlemen who read papers and those who discussed them. Dr. P. J. Cassidy of Norwich read an excel- lent paper on infantile paralysis which had been prepared by Dr. J. G. Stanton of New London, who was not able to be present. It told of that disease and its symptoms and traced its origin o far as it can be traced in the light of facts now at hand. It is believed that the disease first appeared in Finland, Sweden and orway, later in York and RBoston. then in Min There is a ease was brou andinavian e and later in the east. d belief that the to this ccuntry manner, n of the often not d alysis has taken SYmptoms are sc Very pla elghtly young children are the vid a greit majority of cases. Dr. Black exhibi London on whict tions where tie disea He declared that not beer two cases in the same family in New London, though fourteen cases had been renorted. | | pecially Dr. A. W. Nelson reported the first case last February. One case occur- red in & house where there were thirty children residing, and the child that was ill with the disease had been sick several days before the disease was recognized. Still thdre was no other cases of the terrible malady in that house. Notwithstanding. it is an in- fectious disease. The percentage of deaths is about one in ten. Some of the survivors are permang ,nL\' para- lyzed. Dr. Nelson states that infantile pa- ralysis is not the same disease as cere- bro spinal meningitis. As for the cure for the discase, phy- sicians are uncertain, but the spraying of the nostri the throat where children are *k or where they have been exposed with peroxide of hydro- As far as the opinion of physicians goes mercurials are es- benefi in thi disease. the first symptoms of the dis- r and jaw. nty-five doctors representing Stonington, gen is ben i Among ease are pains in the e There were about tw present the meeting, New London, Norwich, at Groton sille and Mystic. Dr. read a paper on billia interesting He held-that fleshy peopls were more ct to the discase than were the rom Norwich were Drs. P. J. P. Brewer, W Browne, 2P. Sinith ‘and W. K. Thoms. OFFICERS CHOSEN BY ACADEMY GLEE CLUB. First Appearance at Openlng Exercisss Friday Morning. Frid the Academy Glee club made |its t appearance, when. it led the singing in Slater lm!l where the school 1 assembles onenin vercises Toe day and Friday mornings. The sing- | ing pleased all. They will probably be v the Musical club later on | in the season. Director Aultman has many new | songs which will please the public | when the concerts : iven. There are 29 candidate for club, out of which 24 will be sele 3 As a result of the annual Robert Chur was elected {and Roy Swan manager. F | Lord was chosen librarian for 1910. T Gir Glee club, which was started last yvear, >gun in earnes this year and a successful season is anticipated. election P has I William J. Henderson as and Thomas Swee- The following is le. Henderson It Quinn rg, Ken- Supa lhb, Burke Johnson rhb. represent thg le, Oney It, Fleming rg, Brown lhb, Marino rhb team, with stant manage is the capta Grady Carey c¢, dall rt, Sweeney re. or Quinn fb, Gadle qb, The following will Lightweights: Sobolesk Richardson lg, Farrell Banfield rt. Downing Rydholm gb, Fielding (capt.). ney the lineup: Dunion lg. b, Mis daught Michae collum t, ‘s confined to her house b M Maud Gelino, a nurse in St. Francis’ hospital, Hartford, is visiting at the home of Mr. and M €0 Murphy on Central avenue. Miss Marilda Juneau s returned to her home on Central avenue after enjoying a pleasant few d in Bos- ton. While aws: she at\l‘ndr‘d',llil’l Brockton fair one av. TA FIVI_LL E Ceftificate of Organization of the Nat- uralization Club of This Place Filed With Secretary of State—P. Lari- viere Leaves for New Bedford—Vil- lage News. \ The certi n of the Franco- Amer Naturalization club of Taftvilie been fil with the secretary of e at Hartlord ¥ two shares have hecn on which $1.200 cash have been paid. Among the the following shares have been ta sident Joseph | ideng Encouraging Report for Month of Sep- tembar. Principal F. J. Werking’s report of tha work dene at the \\c|\nnn-u' school for the month of September is eminently sfactory to all concerned. The attendance has been cxtra good even bette rtion to the regis- Of the entire body 196.82 per cent. have heen in daily ai- tendance, and 135 were neither absent Letters Advertised at Taftville Post- office. ssed to the following advertised rddy iri Gangon, Meile eph Ledoux, Mr. Jose Rose L h La- Rain Halts Work at Reservoir. T iy of men emploved at servoir werz obliged to bout 2 o'clock ¥ £ the continued reservoir is prc a gatisfactory manner. rares l.eft for New Bedford. who has resided on <ome time past. for New Bedford, Ma epted a p i and where | he cxrects to home in tie fu s Brief DSrsonfl Notes, dt Degneault of Worces- iting at the home of Solomon Lambert, of of Norwich avenue ind 2 Kro kton fair. Thursday at- He return- en of Merchants’ aveirfue ncon for Fall River, Mas H a few days with and friends. BALTIC arfered a slight X, 1s 10 better has eutered the employ insurduce compauy Winsted.—Samuel A, Herman of Winsted was appeinted coroner of jichffeld ceunty Thursday in the pizce of Richard T. Higgins of Win- sted. who rasigned that office upon re- ne hie 2ppointment te the Iroad commissioner. WANT GERMAN DAY HELD EACH YEAR Meeting to Be Held at Taftville Sun- day Regarding It. New London Germans are to adopt the national plan for preserving more of the German customs. The plan is to have a German day each year when the Gertnans in this count own districts, e a ho Gern songs and ha German games Another object of the plan is to en- tudy and use of the Cgr ong German children ere. Thé language as § concerned is being practically abandoned by Germans in this country. The plan is to have German used so that the Germans and | their children here can speak Eng- | i i office fand bladder, Norwich, Conn., postoff week ending O - 8, 1910, Charles” Anders nti Pawet Bednatc argaret | gun, Connecticut Newspaper. )0, Francesca Caputo di € belle Eldredge, John Fahe Greery, James Harrinston, p M. Hofman, R sh and German and speak both cred- itaply. Wednesda, evening, Herwegh lodge, , 0.°d. H. S.. of New London, d the matter It w voted to appoint -a committee to eet ®ith committees from German ieties in Norwich, Taftville. Mystic, Stonington and other neardy place: ' Paul Fendler was named as chair- man and Anton -Bodenwein and Fritz Vogt were named as the other mem- A ting will | bers of the committee. be held Sunday at Taftv A,h,)\'nnu of the dift will IH(‘V‘[ and then the tees. The result will big German holiday, st the commitfee: nt whole commi probably be Unclaimed Letters. The list of unclaimed letters at the E. S. Kimberly, L. Montville, Caolo Nicola, lodge. Good Templars, Her n Pickren, F. I. Ray- mond, . Raymond, Robin- n. Joe Smith, Geo Mrs. NORWICH TOWN H. 8. Young Elected Trustee to Suc- ceed A. W. Dickey—Beautiful Flow- ers Opposite Sacred Heart Church. rud, W At egational church Thur > at the close of the nridw a special meeting of the was held and H. S You »cted a member of the in the place of the First Ml..smnary Meeting. The home church of meetin missiona held its ociety in the ernoon. Sewing < to be sent to Re Lok 2 3 of the Swedish church in Hohoken, N. J. There are four members of the family. Flowers Especially Beautiful. The flowers opposite Sacred Heart church are as beautiful now as at any time during the summer. The bed of geraniums and the petu- among the 1 are especially crive. More bed were set out vear than ever a grat profusion of kefo resulting flowers. Handsome New House. The house in Bliss w ] being built by Dr. E. J. Jones, is near- completion and will be ready occupancy the last of November. house contains thirteen rooms, floor and i and place, is now the grading is be- Personal Briefs. O. Rogers of Washington Woodbury street attended the fair at Brockton, Mas Thursday Mrs. James Knight of New Britain is a guest of Mrs. C. H. Bartlett of rgason avenue A force of ten 2 e Scotland road this ing new telephone wires. heen at work week string- Miss Annie Way of Willimantic is Check your Cough, Cold or Throat Trouble Hale’s Honey of Horchound and Tar T0-MORROW l l MAY BE TCO LATE Flke’'s Toothache Drops Cure in One Minute Good xesnlu always follow the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They contain ust the ingredients necessary to tone, strengthen and regulate the kidneys and to cure backache. Lee & Osgood Co CRITICS The physician who recommends, the patient who uses and the chemist who analyzes Scott’s Emulsion o have established it as pre-eminently H'H e best n poiy, m pecion | | AMIMUNItION and in results. No other preparation has stood Shot Guns i< such severe tests, such world-wide imitation and met with such popu- . . lar and professional endorsement. Kh k s' 'h g To the babe, the child and the a I 0 ln adult it gives pure blood, strength, - H1TH o e s it Sherwin Williams i{leu",zuest orf her cousin, Mtiss tI-‘annie I. . . Villiams of East Town street. P ' ‘ 0 I l;q»nr}\l- T. Frazier re{_urned Thutrsdfaty er ec Iun I t i East W1 treet aft- ‘The Mt. Hope club. Mrs. Adna Nor- w I b h ular weekly meeting. Mrs. John Blair, a former resident Mantles of Norwich Town, returned to her homé'_in “'orvesltqerér ’l;l;l‘uors::i:;h xqgr»ll;i - . figd o “Electric Fixtures The Misses Rogers (tl)f Stutrtot\l"‘ar!t / street have as week-end guests their ‘Willimantic. BORN Visit our new enlarged re- N e A e athos & | tail store cn the second floor. Mayne, formerly of Pachaug. DIE borwich Town, Oct. 6, age 79 vears. late home, 31 \’\efil Burial in Yantic cemetery. P|esh)|; 0:-17, = dlSIfl - COmpany Ofl,;pd"u Years, % moniis and 26 days. 29 Main Sireei, Norwich, Col Funeral f te home in_ Gris- wold Saturday afternoon at 1 o’cloc sept26d DAVID—In St. Ours, Canada, Oct. 5, 1910, Dr. Adelard D. David, aged 47. formerly of Willimanti =] . i CHURCH & ALLEN | Latest Novelties | 1 15 Main Street, i e | Chignon Puffs 5 : Funera! Directors | Cluster Curls o «__for the New Coiffures Ghe ' Embaimers. Eihsm‘ I I 1 1006t b0, T.ady Assistant. o Telephone call 328-3. | 67 Broadway ‘'Phene 505 Henry E. Church. Wm. Smith Allen, ‘[h % c = ¢ boodwin Gorset New Fall Shoes and Lingerie & WOCELS FOR EVERY FIGURE.. OUR SPECIALS i| CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRED. Ladies’ Patrician Shoes, .50 and | $4.00. Men's King Quality Shoes, $3.50, :4.1)-)X ansh yo 00 A Fine Assortment ~See our I‘,nys‘]anrl Girls' sn.lw»s, Spe- cial at 83c, M-ti.LBM $1.50. /VIILLINERV FRANK aA. Bil_l_, AT LITTLE PRICES. * Telephone, 104 Main Straet. MRS. G. P. STANTON octid Sto ves HAVE YOUR Watches and Clocks Repaired Ranaes by FRISWELL, v juni7daw 25-27 Franklin SIr:.t. Heaters jocepn BRADFORD, € We again call your attention to the . most i:npnl:-xant part of your home— Book Blnden the kitchen. Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order, We sell the best Stove. Range and 108 BROADWAY. Heater that can be procured. Telephone 263 ect1se MODEL RANGES 3 These Ranges have all the improve- WOOD MANTLES {ments of the best makes, and the prices are reasonable. A good stock and 3 on hand to choose from. FIRE PLACE FIXTURES Come in and see them. 2 L WIRE SPARK GUARDS BRASS FIRE SETS, Andrew J. Whuley ANDIRONS, ETC. 12 Ferry Street. y : oy Sweet. | ey [ CANLLS, O Wl 1, Telephone 209. Store open Saturday Evenings until » Froposals for State Road Work SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- céived by the State Highway Commis- sioner, "Room 27, Capitol. Hartford, Conn., un¥il 2 p. m., Thuraday, Oct. 13, 1916, for sections 'of grawel road in Voluntown and Mansfield and one sec- tion macadam road in Voluntewn. accordance with plans and specifica- tion will state the price as per spe- cifications. The State Mighway Com- missioner reserves the right to inorease or decrease the number of feet to be improved, after the contract is let. All bids must be acoempamnied by bond of not less than eone-third of (hq cost of the work. Any bidder to whem contract has been awarded refusmg to sign the contract at the prices and furnish a surety company bond, or certified cheek, shall forfeit from his bond a sum equal to the difference in price between his bid and the next lowegt bidder | Pluns and specifications may e nithed ar Briggs Manufac- turing o, for Voluantown and James C. Greene’s for Mansfleld, or st the office of the State H“ghwm Comiuls- sioner, Rvam 27, Capitol. Tne State Highway Commissioner re- snv s the right to rejeet any atd all i 5. 19810, Dflled at Hartford, L-)nn. Oc AMES H. MACDO! State Highwey Lommnssiuher Room 27, Capitel, Hartferd. oetld NEWMARKET HOTEL, 715 Boswell Ave. First-clars Wines, Licuors uand Cigara. Meals and Weick Raredit serwed to _Arder. John Tuckle Prop. Tel in | If so you sheuld consult ered | sPhene 370. a’clock. octddaw \ Building ARE YOU THINKING OF DOING THIS ? with me and get prices for same. Excellemt werk at reasonable prices. C. M. WILLIAMS, General Contractor and Bullder, 218 MAIN STREET., san17a LOUIS H. BRUNELLE BAKERY We are confident our Pies, Cake ani Bread cesuot be exselled Give us s trial order, 20 Fatrmoeuns Street ‘We are neadquarsers. fer NARRAGANSETT BANQUET ALE. Family irade supplied at 600 par dez. C. E. Wright. § Cove St Tel. ect3dd | WHEN you want to t your Busi- ness before the »ublic, there u ne me- dium better thl.n tnroufih the advertis- ing oolumns ef-Tie B!