Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 10, 1910, Page 11

12ary M2 & Son " Norwich, Saturaay, Dec, 10, 1910, FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS §8 Kaln Streel. A ATHRTATE W EN AEYIT Yy The Bullettn should be delivered everywhere in the oity befors 6 a. m. Bubseribers who fall to receive 1 by that time will eonfer a favor by re- vorting the fact to The Bulletin Co. TNE WEATHEH. s Forecast for Today. ——e For New England: ¥alr; continued cold Saturday; Sunday = increasing cloudiness and warmer; Hght to mod or west winds, becoming varinbl There's a Delicious | ;o from ihe New vork vier colder wenther will prevall, with light Flavor ’rt."w‘.”’nt‘r":.wlv winds "Iy.:'uli‘v:”'\‘\’v‘:v‘;. #llght tempers | Observa he © changes. ns in Norwich. tollowing records, reported from to the vin's macy, show the changes temperature and the barom changes Friday: The 2 8 B wih ‘ 12 m. v 6 p. m ; . Highest 32, To Comparison Predictions for Friday: to moderate west winds, v's weather; As predicted. Fair; light Chocolates that the otherscannot equal. 50c. 60c, 80c a Ib. Sold Only By Sevin's Lrug Store Sun. Moon i, I Hixh 'Water. [ m. NETRL 1 ari uz‘l ¢ 1% hours after high water it in Tow . which is fohowed by flood tide, GREENEVILLE Alumni Assoc) on of St. Mary's School Reorganized—Sale at St. An- drew’s Church. The meeting of the Alumnl associa- tion of St. Mary's school held at the #chool Friday evening for the purpose of reorgantzing the society, was larg Iy attended, 97 members being pres- ent. The rmeeting was addressed by Pathers Smith and Kennedy, and the election of officors took place, result- NOTICE Louise Franklin fMiner s ne o d In her ney of ce, Breed Hai foum 1 Office hours, 1 to 4 . m Isphone 680, angl7a Dr. Always the Best " ing as follo Praldent, Re wil- n M"'-(l"- Btyle, Fit and WORK- | yo1,, 11, Kennedy; vice president, Dan- MANSHIF lel Cummings recording secretary, CHAS. H. NICKERSON, Miss Helou Sulllvan; financlal secre- Merchant Tailor, 128 Main .‘- i John Walsh, sergeant at armns, w llam Connors. An exccutive commlittes was ap- pointed, composed of the following: dore Gladue '06, Joseph Donovan Philip Leenoy ‘08, Miss Grace Har- ‘09, Miss Ellzabeth Bowen '10; en- tertaliment committes, class of ‘1906, Miss Nellle Barry, Miss Annie Healy, Horuce Corning; class of 1907, James Timmins, Miss Margaret Condon; class novild Ten Bales of High Grade‘ HORSE BLANKETS and ROBES just received, bought at the h . & of 1908, William Connors, Miss Mary right price so as to sell at|oDriscol, Miss Halen McMahon: 1909, Frank Burke, Mise Josette Lavall v‘f' low flg“r"' 33:;}, Joseph Gadle, Miss Grace Drli ‘Three honorary members were elect- ed to the association, J. 3. Am- IHE L L CHAPMAN co bot, Rev. James A. O'Mai Rev. Will- oo |inm A. Keefs, all former prineipals of the mehool. deczdaw 14 Bath Strest.| " (), (he coniclusion of the business meeting the following programme was prasented and enjoyed by all: = Decla- mation, Miss Helon McMahon: duet, Misses Fmma and Josephing Port lance; recitution, Migs Mary Sulliva dialogue, All's Well That Ends Well, Mianos felen Sullivan, Annie Healy, on McMahon. Miss Nellis Barry Presided st the pAnD dustng: (54 Eve. WULF LADIES! 15 voted to hold a social during st week in January in charge of tho entertainment committes. The menting proved more than successful and all report a most enjoyable eve- the Mers s an opportunity seldom offered | nine. In Norwich to | e — e g e to Inspect & complete| | Lyies Hold Sale and Entertainment. A soccessful sale and entertalnment was held in the pariors of $t. An- “l h Grade Furs rows church Friday evening and a good atlendance was In evidence. The jrooms were attractively decorated | with holly and green and white crepe paper. An interesting programme wes presented. Readings were given by ur oats Mre. Parks, Migs Phosbe McNally and M Mary Gray rendered vocal gelec- thor Mr. Benson gave pleasing vio- AT MODERATE PRICES. iin selections, accompanied by Miss nfield on the piano. We will have the representative of he various tables were waell pat ron Cal zed and were in charge as follows and aprons, ladles’ gulld; home- candy, girls' friendly soctet: one of the largest and best houses that marufacture for th section with his| complete exhibit at our stors Tues-|fancy work, Miss Emma Baker, Miss | day morning, December 6th, when he | Mildred Kendall. The committes in will be pleased to show you fine furg| ciArEe Of the decorations was com- posg Miss Edith A i of Edward Griffith, and coats at prices, which value con- | ton, Miss Emma Baker sidared, no local dealer except this | store dares to touch. and Mrs. TAFTVILLE Do not fail to ment, and if you contemplate giving Furs for Christmas gifts you cannot Inspect this assort- | | M. G. S. C. Meets with Miss Brown— Surprise Party Given Elgard Gedore. afford to overlcok this display. G ik, The M. C. heid their weekly Do not forgst the day, Tuesday,|mectink on Thursday at the home of Oassenbor Bth, ‘st the president, Miss Laura E. Brown, ith a large attendance. business me Following ting a pleasant social hour was enjoyed, with numerous vo- selecctions. Miss Minnie Kruck ded at the piano. McPHERSON'S, THE FURRIER, 101 Main St,, Norwich, Conn. | | ‘ | ! ‘ ‘ ‘ ; | Surprise Party. gard Godere was pleasantly sur- prised by a party of friends at his home ‘on North A street, Thursday evening, and an enjoyable social eve- @ Mr. Godere was pre- led a handsome ring by his friends | | s @ token of their rezard. The par- tys broke up at a late hour, each one voting the affair a delightful oc- casion, Miss Muddeman Recovering. Ethel Muddeman, who has n confined to her home on Front street since the first of September, is | rapidly fmproving in health and hopes to entirely recovered soon. Miss | Muddeman has been in poor health | since May. Latest Novaltiss Chignon Puffs Cluster Cuzls a__ lor lae New co.liures BGhe The Police Located. Mrs. Simmonds glanced at the scare headline, “Bank Robbed! Police at Seca!" and laid down the sheet. “Naow, look at that, " she ejaculated, re peating the headline aloud. big city bank broke in‘o and th’ city police force all somawhere! What a scandal Justice. The patient horse has turned. A runaway team demol’shed two automo- biles on South avenue a day or tw. az0.—Rochester Democrat and Chroni- cle. i Cibson Toilet Co. 67 Broadway ‘Phcne 505 Dir3sty AGEY ny Tha Goadwin Gors2: gt and Embal nyr i ot 132 d nyris 70 Frank'in St. Bulletin Cldg. *0ELT FOR EYIRY FICUE. Telerhone €42-2 CORSETS ALTERE ) ANJ REAIIT) Prompt cervice day or night Lady A. ant. i Residence Broadway, WHEN you want to put your bus opp. Theatre. before the public, thers is no me Telephone 642-8, 2 betier than through the advertis- columas of The Bulletin | buckle; !gines; Samuel B. Donchian 'ward F. Kelley, Tive Bulletin. ' JUDGE CASE GRANTS FOUR DIVORCES Many Matters on Short pored—Cases Assigned., SOCIAL AFTERNOON WOMEN OF CHRIST CHUFRC First of Se Held Friday With Ir teresting Henorte—Miss Peck Ga. Violin 8slections. Don’t Forget The PIANO For Christmas. Calendar List were Post- CUBA—AUGUSTA SOUTH Atlantic Coast first of s for the wag held s place in the & had b prewily The a orated There were 24 cases on the short cal- | house and with her mother uand o Line endar list in the superior conrt Fri """'K"""'r in Mywsts , pr vl.'"'l,v' Mw’f L morning, hut 13 of them were post- |, loman B Wheoler of N indn Hps The Standard Railway of Highest Possible Grades p..fiul UII' went off the it | Marsh Hopking W ler on the grounds o 4 ! the South o The disclosurs of the defense or foré- | of erueity. o o Cus- About fifty " DTt elosure wis asked in the cane of Gor- | tody of chete caid, . FINE THROUGH 7 don ve, Bwartzburg, Jr., et al, and the | the sult they had the ¥ TRAINS DAILY - ’ Judge took the papers. | and she had admi # riel re H A A motion to tde the verdiot and | with » min in Virg expendituren and spoke o From New Peon. R. 2. Terminal, New York. order a new trial was granted in the | from her husband jJects for which th indje Effective January 9th, the case of Periing vs. Latham and others, * 0ld son crying in the road at the | of the church was N “NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL” exrd. truck him 3 1 read the r (241h Season) will be in operation. In the case of Carrle M. Hedeler vs s DBl i of the s The Por (llast-ated literatare and allinformation 49 Main Street William F. Hedeler an answer was re- it was sald ehe I8 no Rev. Nielson Poe ( spoke Address, 3. 1. SOBNSON, N. E. Agent - auired without penalty in one week th ano Rt Ot concerning the chikiren’s Chr dee Judgment by stipulation was granted | Others 1 she had festival o the yportionmer, n the case of Polles ve, Chapman et al and fn th for genc migxion Miss La A demurrer was argued in the case Sis B ¥ gave several v 50108 e — company, and the judge took the pa- | thrown a flativon at his and abused 7 i i 'h (I'“,l/rl{u] dl.u \8 { pers, him in other ways. | biscuits a & t | It was asked that the case of Cilynn For' desortion Orrin A, Burton of | OVeS | FOR SATURDAY vs. the Lyceum theater that the case | Montville was given a diverce from | Unclaimed Letters. i B ; ;m]wz on ',“" jury dock and the | Hattie 1. Burton of Bozrahville and list of unclaimed letters at 3 Prime Rib Roast of Beef, per Ib.... udge took the papere | the enetody of their seven year old boy. | N Conn,, postoffice for the 0 Sirloin Steak, per 1b. .. .. ‘The motion that Trustee Tves be | e is o chauffeur and it was stated to | scemier 10, 1910, foliow | flanaes Porlovhovse Stest per |5 made a party defendant In the case of | tha court that Mra, Buiton had been | tt, Emma Beauvien, i v ;i Markoft et al. vs. Swartzburg, Jr., et al. | married within & monti man in | n, May Champl . Round Steak, per Ib. was granted. Magsachusetts named Het | Nolwon Clark, Herman Grs e | H t 5 pounds Honeycomb Tripe...... Uncontasted Divoroes maiden name was Fattie 1., Far H. Greemon, Catherine Lynch, Mabel | ea e,'s 100 pounds Granlated Sugar.. 3 Tt was testified by Theron R 1p- | Rogers, Charles Rohr, Georgo Stone, . 1 barrel Good Br . m:‘b“;"v:"’m”’;‘ "":‘ e a, divorio | pell that he married Abblo L, Chappe omeph’ Siedlecki, 8. Wentze 5% 2 ; ST L e Bl S cre postpon of Hattle | B sew Tondon ta 1890 bowt i | . o again our attention to the Soarsells Frest Bhoulder Rockholz va. John Rochholz going over | Tt taking the fur- | ‘,,‘,, nps it part of your home— | Native for a week. "Counsel for the” plaimtift | 7605, B0 e 2 U T e | NORWICH TOWN i Lard Home mads Sausage stated to the court that the def |t Mve with him, saying that she did | pae w & Cranberriss, Celery, Grapes, Nuts, Whs in the court and he said he L e e e s | Winter Birds Noted—Children Mem- Gl the best Stove Figs, Dates, Orang two of their three children, the p | Ho has seen her with other men. Ha bers of Pupils’ Reading Circle. Heater that can be procured % 3 b g T e e tried to get his daughter and her Hus e or Mr. Rochholz, but the court c nd to liv fth him hut they le inter birds are coming in larg- | i 50 i MRS G LT S | e oo | MODEL RANGES | HENRY NORMAN #poke to him about his children s o ted nuthateh, ohickades e - court waid the chiliren must be placed | ¥ i P by g B e e Ranges have all the (mprove- .| 36 Franklin St. Tel. 267 sugzestions: The chic by order of the court. y | - « for the juncos. One fi of the best makes, and t On the grounds of desertion Charles cned | i e e y FpOgt e by e D, Benjamin of Mystic was given a arn T iy B gt b g B divorce from Mary 8. Penjam He is isher v4. CImachow- [ preee’ Birdn enjoy wuot: larpe pie g b s ST 53 and his wife 12 years younger. They ; R ont ety b, o 8 o and see them. . were marrled June 7, 199, and she had | Wednesday, Dec. 14—Flaherty ve | 700 OG0 GO0, They need mu & S N Al U wued her husband for a divorce for in- | Tracy, Hicks vs. Connecticut company. [fo00 108 %o BEOUNE 0¥ BOR A | D I N N E temperance but did not get it 'I(.u’ hursday, Dec. 15 Lee va ,\ff;nr, v | C were reconciled and he gave her $2,600, | company, Fenanti vs. Delaware Insur I Just put dnto Otix libr after which she left him. She owns 4 ance compan 1o of Aftracting B n rew 0 ey | From 12 to 2 5 ’ ACETYLENE TANKS MUST PASS INSPECTION, Recent Decision by Government Steamboat Inspection Service. Practically all automobiles carrying acetylens in tanks under compression are barred from transportation on sleamers carrying passengers, accord- ing to a recent decision in the govern- ment steamboat inspection service. In the New London inspection dis- trict the ferries at New London and T.yms, and the Long Island route, do large automobile carrying business large proportion of the high power or newer makes of automoblles car acetylene tanks for lighting purposes It is sald that no automoblles carry tanks that will comply with inspection and strength requirements. Steamboat line managers rec ed notice from the New London local in- spectors, Messra, Withey and Stewart, calling attention to the decision issued from the office of the supervising i spector general at Washington on 17 last, as follows: “Under the provisions of department decision dated March 17, 19 cety- lene may be transported on steamers carrying passengers only when con- tained in steel tanks of not less than 55,000 tensile sirength to the square inch, and of sufficient thickness of shell to withstand a pressure of 1.200 to the square inch, and charged with lene to a working pressurs not exceed- ing 240 pounds to the square Inch, said tanks to be completely filled with ns- bestos disca, the porosity of which shall not exceed 80 per cent “A further condition is that the tanks eontaining acetylene are to be stamped with thickness and tensile strength of the material of which composed, also with the words ‘acetylene compressed into porous substance’ together with the name of the firm or company by whom the tanks have been charged.” Managers are requested to notify masters of steamers of the decision a A 1 CRIMINAL COMMON PLEAS. Three Cases Assigned—Civil Here Today. Business Prosecuting Attorney Cha Whittlesey of the court of pleas was hers Friday the trial of cases for Dec. 13 at New London. state vs. Annie Carmi Carmichael and H. J. Schw all aseigned for Tuesday. Wedn the jury will come | There are 31 c; n the list. @ay at Norwich the case company vs. the Norwich facturing company will be h day the court will be in at Nor motlion Iist and assignment of c s B ommon nging for ninal term OBITUARY. Henry Lufler. ; Lufler, who has been = for about 18 months from died Thursday afternoon at home, No. 176 Montauk avenue, London, Mr. Lufler was 65 yea age and had lved in New London about 25 years. He Stafford with the D. E. chine company and until the ti his enforced retirement on accc {il health had been in charge o toolmaking department of that e pany’s shop. He was kmown to employers as a competent, conscl tious workman. Mr. Lufler is survived by his wi and a son, Forrest D. Lufler, ing salesman. He was a deacon in the First Church of Christ and was known {22 a very devout Christian. Mr. Lufler was a member of the Young Me Christian_assoclation. He was a publican in politics and had represent- ed the town of Stafford in the gene assembly, served for several years as a elegate to the probate convention from ew London and taken an active i terest In local, state and national po tics in former yea c Whiton Ma me of Connecticut Patents. The list of patents issued in Con- necticut on the 6th day of December, 1910, as furnished by Frank H. Allen, follows: Irvin H. Abell, East Hampton, Harry B. Arnold, New Britain, folding bed; Charles A. Balley, Crom- well, manufacturing cartridge shells: James L. Burton. Plainville, electri cutout: Elbert Clinton, Hamden, crank- ing device for internal combustion en- Hartford, carpet and rug fastener; John H. Goss Waterbury, staple for attecring bar buttons: Ernest N. Humphrey, New Britain, garment supporter clas Bridzevort, whiffietree: New went there from ! DEL-HOFF CAFz, Grouni F.oer best for food CONSUMERS’ LEAGUE nd squash sceds broken 1y204 12 Ferry Street. i in two, while brown ecreeper likes i MAKES AN APPEAL, | by and The chickadeos and | 5.1, . 209 = | i jo|Poth the red and white breasted nut- | o | | Urges Early Shopping by the Publio | /00, t i, /0 imes taie food from | | AMER'CAN HOUSE, to Help Salesgirls. he hand in preferencs to other fo | ving near. An outside - WE ARE NOW | | READY Barrell & Yanderson. Propa. PECIAL RATES to Theatrs Troupes Traveling Men, ete. Livery comnested. The Bulletin Howin 1ches of stened, ed on t publisn the Consumers’ n #uet the appronching hol 2 khelf, the harvest time of the mere " Privtng the ¥ .‘...‘,_u, e, ‘l' lnp!uum will be great to meet cles birde fed from | shortening the dinner and supper ho [to take care of all vour | 0f the sajesgirls, Some candy storsi | Local News Brisfs. 5 f J THE PALACb CAFE | and bakerics are already lengthening [, Mr. ana e ris A Hyde reachod aturday by I and k the hours of work on ploying two shifts of gi th their son Teow York. Step in znd ses us. (Carriage and Wagon | £k ol v ot el (S TS Repairing and Painting, sasa 7 frai S ‘:w):’»"-;‘el tasy Teqite “im LI Carriage and Automobile | Ketchu s not in & ‘conmpicont [ Trimming and Upholsteriag | p not m a conspicuous 0| require some | “BrLUE LAF ;,,;lnlv of work | B " two wizes will be great to ke P H i \PEOPLE’S MARKET, 07-515 Horth Main Str ¢ Franklin St. | to begin a1 17”:;“.:& s oy decoa JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. Bail d ing 'THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK " | YROE T, ARE YOU THINKING OF DO! ; ey et 0 THIS ? MAF It with me ane it 80 you should cons get prices for same at reasonavle prices. C. M. WILLIAMS, General be Hartfc 1o anv dons at NEW LONDON COUNTY L. HOPKINE, POMONA GRANGE. - Patrons of Husbandry to Gather Here Dec. 15—Fine Programme Arranged. i e o i Face and Seaip Mar- e liampooing and 212 MAIN STREET. Orders - Fho santia | Tor combinge. city on i- MRS, T. 8. SXDERWOOD. : LALITY 5i-e 51 zrondwam Q WWE. TAFT, tn work should espectaily w vays be consid Paimist sed Clairveyant. members ve obl kind. en prices tell the | ’ Our the afternoon prograr STETSON & YOUNG LA e v CHAIRS, B g ! some fine : | Coat Racks, Pedestals, Smokers’ Sets, 7 | Dr’ L F Laplerre | 2nd many other cdd pieces suitable for - removed to presents, Please call and ct them. has 1-3 2 The Fannmg Studios, 1 Willew L LACE CURTAINS, WALL PAPERS and FLOOR FURNISHINGS. LCUIS H. BRUNELLZ BAKERY L ng Fruit Trees, Far Baveation e are confident our Ples, Cake anc | 9°°%4 Bread canuot be excelled Give as » T trial order. | movd 20 Farrmount Street | ' DESIGN DEPT. PRIZE | i uulls ’ Dulls DIVIDED FOR OCTOBER | = 5 e | | Miss Marguerite Wulf and Miss Laura | Young Do Excellent Work. CARD OF THANKS. ersigned, wish to extend 1t thanks to those who ex- stance during our an AN kinds of Kid, Bisque, niotd, Rubber, Rag, Character and Unhrea e Doils, Doll's Heads, Arms, Wigs, thing, ate. :IBS. EDWIN FAY, Franilia Squan the Ma ence in the n de hool, has been div and Awarded to M: for general good Laura Younz of Wil ed improvement. e dersigned, neere tha ssions novisd CHANGE IN ORDERS. Issued by Adjutant General Cole Rela- | tive to Medical Corps Officers. MR AND MES. Lebanon, Dec. FRED N. ABELL. Away 7 i mn g | General i at it o. ] | cers s v i con- ited for duty es — | | gantzation €5 whi to have |~ Commanding efficers p! d or | morning reports. will inciude t | 3 T of all officers detailed and s 15 Main Street, i duty with command: Heavy Dress Goods for ladies’ cloaks, Willlam P. LaRose, Hartford. vaste G. O. No. 48, A. G. O, c. s, is here- i pipe cleaner: George H. Reynolds,|by amended to read: | Mansfleld Depo. ics making machine: | _ Officers, ~non-commissioner _off- | —— Clarence D. Platt, Bridgeport. fixed | cers and privates, Company M, Second = % 9, polarity attachment plug: Edward S.|infantry wil hereafter be examined Irec'ur 1 lang S Dye Works, | &nnde{son, ‘Waterbury. socke shell | at tTorringlon. Conn., instead of “'A.l : and globe holder for electric iights: | terbury, Conn. 3 s Benjamin R Shovn, Washinston, den- | Xoa-tommissioned officers and pri- —AND— 1elephone. 157 Frankfin 3. al spatula: Josenh R Smith, Water- | vates, Company . First infantry, will a bury. atocking supno-ter grip: Charles| hersafter be examined at 3, FALL and WINTER G. Taylor. Hartford, quick detachine | Conn.. instead of Hartford m a mers —_— . Henry G. lock. Voight, Britain, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Imu and children’s wear. MILL REMNANTS—a big assort- 1mem’.a!amnnd-m‘nG«rlnn-i Suks Prices very low. | MILL REMNANT STORE, JOHN BLOCM. Prepristes. -.‘h- JOSEFH BRADFORD, Boock Binder. Blank Bocks Nads and Ruled to Order 108 EROADWAY. Teleghone 5* Cromwell.—The mones obtained for Red Cross seals trom Middlesex county will be used this year at the Cromwell tuberculosis camp in Cromwel ary to se the cam is hoped that enough be raised to carry it through ing yean