Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 5, 1911, Page 7

: When the Decemiber meeting of the ! board of trade was called to order at , eight o'clock by President Joseph D Haviland, at the Buckingham Memo- rial, cn Monday evening, about fifty members wera present. Secretary Henry W. Tibbits read the minutes of the last meeting, which were acceptad, and two new names, Trederick R. Starkey and Frank E. Ziler, were proposed and accepted for merabership. Sceretary Tibbits read a letter from the Central Vermont railroad in re- 311y to one sent from the board com- mending the road for improvements made at the Central Vermont railroad station. Smoke Nuisance and Second Track. John D. Eall mitiee on pub improvements, told ' of a letter received from the Censoli- Jdated road regarding tt smoke nuis- 5 ance on Shetucket street, and Mr. Hall } F } i ¢mprovement in the He told of writing to Jewett's sugges- Lad beep some smoke nuisance. road of Agent for another track, to do their switching -at other the business men's hour Mr. Hall recommended that the matter be left in the hands of the commitiee for further effort to bring about the de- sired change SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION PROBLEMS Pl..e;tedmmoandebyF.H. Fm For Improvements in the City—Smoke Nuisance Bettered and Progress Reported on Little Water Street Widening. chairman of the ¢om- ! £aid that merchants said that there | cnabling the | tor 6 on the committes, no one can vote for more.than half; if 9, vote for 5; if 3, vote for 2. When the board fis elected’ it mecets and divides itself ¢ into three classes, serving for vne, two - lana thres yeans respective All_the Choice | school business will hereafter be domne om ee Cuts {in the town {town school co fthe property schools meeting, and the new mmittee will manage all of the town relating to determine the number and | qualification of scholars to be admit- ted, and determine t distriet boun- daries, which may or may not coinelde with the preser.t limits. Side. Pork Chops ALL Financial As to the financial side. there seems CHOICE to be some conflict here, but it is AT cousidered that the property of all the am cps districts 1s to be appra the first lectman, one the new PRIME ! com -mber of the board - 0as ‘l of asse lebts ot the dis- R b R t | fricts are also to be determined and a i a tax lald equal to the appraised values . g - 2 | Bach district is then credited on the Sirloin b {rate bill with tae amount their prop- . | erty exceeds their indebted Porterhouse In Norwich some districts will have Round so much more of assets than others that it really looks as if they would ‘tually be receiving meney. But this RICE—(lean, bright 3 Ibs. 17¢ New PRUNES ib. 12¢ point which must b 1ed out and mo one willing to give an opinion But the law thoroughly seems able Just thres or Best Bread Flour 1-8ih sack 75c | Salt Pork AN COMPAN! THE eous: Mit ‘Frest, Pure Foods at Unmatchable Prices YOUR PURCHASES DELIVERED FOR FIVE CENTS IN CITY 1b. 5%c¢ | Ny Oat Pure Lard - 3 Ibs. 32¢|Yellow Onions 5c qt. 4 gts. 19 POT : ROAST - 1. SC|STEAK 3 Best LEMONS, doz. 2l1c POTATOES, peck . . . 31c Florida Oranges, doz. 21c LAYER FIGS, Ib. . . 12%c LENOX SOAP - 7 bars 25¢ Borden’s Malted Milk, value 50c, 39¢ Yellow MEAL 6 ibs. 15¢ 9 qt. 33c|Heinz' Pickles in bulk COMPANY. in Today! Start out bright morning to and early this Flakes 51bs. 18¢ o your Christmas shop- e thing te de, as every day that passes now will ses |the stocks depleted by the sale of ® m.’ of the choicest articles. For the It is the only ping. ROASTING Ibs. 25C CHICKENS bb. l sc Mohican BUTTER, Ib. 27c Best BUTTER, bb. . . . 32c Peanut Butter, Ib. . . 12V4¢c convenience of holiday shoppers we will give the location of « holl stocks. Millinery Room Christmas Cards Calendarw EGGS, A;..:‘.vd“u dfll. 24¢ Games Puzzles Books of all kinds AMMGNIA 2 qt. bottie 17¢ Codtish GEMS - 2 Ibs. 15¢ |~~~ Muin Floor Fresh RADISH $ bottss 25¢ |7~ Totlo Articion Ribbons Handkerchiefs Leather Goods Art rods Embroidered Hoslery Fancy Goods Women's Neckwear Confectionery Extra Hea = 2 Ibs. 19c i rdiens now. also provides that | Water stree; widenirs, sayins that he | n Sqme othor equitable way . whie Prepared Bunckwheat pkg. 12¢ believed a city meeting was imminent { 0. D9 @ v ol !i cn this subject and would be calli:d Funds for Specific Purposes. e for” Wee, future. He said be thousht! vopere gigtricts have bad funds. for Y the plait ougiged in.ibe MEWsDRPOrS | . ecine purposes, it is the intention toak "Shnce. PIORSILY than -Xas Heo that they shall be applied for. - the sary and he thought the street could| ;o0 for which t were orginally be widened acceptably by taking only | ,iended, rather than diverted to an- Fresh, @ about a third of WhAt ft had been pro- | ot 0% KAther than diverted to an- [y, T R resh, posed to take from Mr. Shannon, but {2 nCh, M HAYES AC clalms wre to, be s Solid to take all the Cassidy property. He| .4 ¢; the districts, but even after the thought that what it had been re-| ..y committee i power, the pres- yorted Mr. Shannom would Want v |.n: oficers may sain for a short his property Wus & very fair Agure |y, 1o settle up district affairs. ° Jir. Hall said he could not see the ad- { 3P 0 5 A o T g T il TR » vantags of having the street wider in | o o 2 Tt ornaie > per ton, and it won’t cost ryor the the middle than at both ends. e i that prop. | material any more than ordinary wood. President Haviland stated that a pe- | (9% SUORIC Consist of, saying that Prob- | He ghowed the field for marble, run- tition signed by over twenty-five cit- | R0 _all would agr fhree was|ning into the tens of millions in build- izens had been handed the mavc Sk- question is wheth either | \N& lines, and showed some of the oth- ing for a public meeting on this sub- | JUSSHion 18 whetk er things that their marble could be Ject. meant equa . used for, such as clocks, pedestals, bil- Stats Board Meeting. |t S g o g R e 4 liard balls, and small articles from When President Haviland gave ob- | politics might | their waste pieces, and the dust & L';_‘l')‘l"_ yportunity for any of the members to mpt to ng. A committee xle»t\ex-‘ 11111 e nfamu:fi :‘\;(n Flens > repcry on the meeting of state board |of 9 would 1 a majority for one| 3D be “"""i ”“ ""1‘3. i e e g < of trade recently in New London, Fred. | party, meaning that the majority | Produce one inch thick marble Tor 20 erick W. Carv made a brief statement | woulid be able to do something. - He | cents per squ.u;e foot, ;_oft_un i of the meeting, speaking particalarly | showed that all it . o soil. | ing_purpose ¢ sells for from $2 to of the plan adopted by the Hartford |Jdation could nuliiried §F the | 25416 08 e SRR Jaok. K S chamber of commerce for the INdus- | nam eoromio:. e o eone | indlcations of the profit in the busis s :‘r;a!. &e‘fié"‘,’,’f“‘“;p‘ifsfi?{;"Im;\igt‘lhihg ;::\‘\m school affairs much as they are ”'_‘m( “Vrm" u&ndu;lu! l.,,“,l,,‘g erection of @ faoctory building, for : X the members how advantageous fo the Whtich Stbaaitiion Sir the etovk Wore Uniformity on Textbooks. city ic would Le if it could Induce new received from the public. Mr. Cary As far v saving to town on|800d industries to locate kere, and he also mentioned the discussion over the | “ie nancial side, he d, he could|oenly wanted a chance to prove to the Sherman anti-trust law and of Mayor | ot see that there was much proba- | Fusiness men that his proposition was » Mahan’s talk on the growing industrial | bility of makmg a difference in the [Worthy the financial help ne w 3 j importance of New London. New Lon- | total cost of running the schoois. It statement was a con doesn’'t expect any great trans- Would b question whether to have t of applause, £ & atlantic line to be established there, |one general supe endent for the concluced the business of the but if they could get the business of | School with sever principals for | meeting and the evening conc Vllvlt‘u * ,the tramp steamers they would be [8Toups of schools cr some other meth- | with a short social period in whicia " watisfied. od of placing principals, but the great [®andwiches, doughruts, cheese and . President Haviland spoke of some |gain throush consciidation would be|coffee were served by the cntertain- of the pleasant social features ©f the|in centralization .nd efficiency, the|Inent committee under direction of I convention. v\h{k:lle working under one method and | A. S. Spalding. H H with one teaching idea Uniformity of TR O 1 o N actin o o SOl e | LeXtbOOKS wWould' be & saving to the | SMOKER -AND SOCIAL b cting School «r Fran . Foss | pg ts and often of a year in school s, et im;;»d-l:]eet} to-speak-upon the :)Odrf)rx](:xl ]dr‘u{v‘?\ hen' fasmilies -moved P R W CRRCER. &pplication the law upon the con- |rrom & Etet o i X e g } eclidation of schools in city and town. | Lonmection he sroh o oinel: In S| interesting Entertainment Followed by “ congioch, Be s2id, was distinct In the | textbooks, which he sald he believed Chowder. conditions which confronte: upon h s . sone; i 2 58 Ml wrpe school coasolidation. We have ten dis- | naaiig O¢ Of the outcomes of con-| o wioh qerie, No, 367, Fraternal Or- s tricts under town committee, two in- | On. question to be decided also|der of Bagles, entertained on Monday < corporaied under specfa 1 acts, and |\ould be whether to continne three of | ©vening in fine style in Kagles’ hail three other under the general school{ihe small distriots Waawocus Ll a smoker and social session for the statutes. Altogether it has been 8ald|plain Hill and Scotland road. Some |members and their friends, of whom there are 77 school cfficers in the city | gchnols are working on the ght- | 130 were present. TFor the early part + end town. Two very spmilar acts have | grade and some on the nine-srade sys. | Of the evening there were selections been passed directing.echool comsol-|tem and this would have to be ad.|P¥ the Nightingale quartette which b idation. It seems to be the opimion|j,oi & o would o be suon | were loudly applauded, and hard shoe that the town has voted under the old | {hings kindergartens, drawing | 4ancing by Michael Ahearn. who was } act and that will apply. teachers and manual tratning to be e | celled back to repeat his clever foot- 3 In the makeup of the new town | jjed = vork. Raymond O’Neill and Eugene e Calkins were also heard in solos in fine ’ school comm:ittee, the first thing for the selectmen to decide is how many - there shall be, whether 5, 9 or 12, with s three-year term, or three with a two-year term. The election is the ) first Monday in June and they take offics in July. If there are to be 12 ) N 5 Piles Quickly Cured At Home Iostant Relicf, Permanent Cure—Trial i Package Mailed Free to All J in Plain Wrapper, ) Many cases of Piles have been cured “by a trial paciage of Pyramid Pile . Remedy withouz further treatment. ‘When it proves its value to you, get 1 ) more from your.druggist at G0c 2 box, “8nd be sure you get the kind you ask "far. Si fill out free coupon be- low an ail today. Save yourself ) from the surgeon’s knife and its tor- « ture, the doctor and his bills. FREE PACKAGE COUPON FPYRAMID DRUG COMPA > 400 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mic Kindly send me a sample of Pyra mid Plle Remedy, at once by mail, FREE, in plain wrapper. Name. .. Street or R-F. D. Nowcveeacanoeen.. Ot eeeeeee..Btate. . c...... FOR THE COLD SNAP Heavy Shaker Knit ' Coat Sweaters With the collar or-without. ers and grades. WINTER GLOVES from medium to very heavy weights, and an excellent assortment of double hand CAPS that cever up the ears. + The Toggery Shop, > 291 Main Street . Opposite New Chelsea Savings Bank, Nerwich, Conn. PAS. C. MACPHERSCI All col- Hiring of Teachers. Mr. Foss s that serious ef- fect of the coming consolidation upon voice. One of McDougald's best oyster chowders was served, followinz which teachers related to how they shall he |there were more musical numbers and hired for next y Most of the gocd | Some topnotch card tricks by Si Steb- teachers h their places for the |bins of the Auditorium vaudeville art- next year zlready secured by May, but which made a great hit. under the consolidation plan there e committee in charge of the suc- Seems to be no one with hority to ful evening included Samuel Carr, hire them at that time, and it looks . T. Slattery, Victor Pay- as if they must wait this year until the | ment, Florence Driscoll and John F commiitee get nto office in July gerald Because of all these perplexing ques- G TN tions, he in conclusien, it s | WORKING FOR 20,000 of prime importance what kind of men should constitute th first com- AT NEXT STATE ELECTION. of experience and ubility to handie Party Met at New Haven. Do ol SOUE s Te adfun Ernest Allison Smith of this city at- MacDonald and Mahan. tended the recent meeting of the coun- The acting school visitor was ap-|ty organizers of the prohibition party plauded as he concluded his interest- 4! New Haven. Various plans for the ing nd President Haviland ex- |coming yvear were discussed and the pressed the thanks that the board felt|organizers will make it their aim to for the erplanation of the subject thae|Secure 20,000 votes in the state at the had betn given The president olso | BeXt election. sald that at the mext meeting in Jan-| Beginning with this month, . uary State Highway Commissioner J.]Jiohenthal of South Manchester, H. MacDonald Mayor Mahan of | clairman of the prohibition party, will ewr Tolkdeh W be the speakers. >vote his entire time to the promotion the interests of party, especial- Suggestions for Norwich. in the Hartford district. Before re President Havland went on to make | turning home Mr. Smith visited at his home in Waterbury some suggestions about things that | could be done to i wove the loc ] LI e e AT A some places in Norwic He chs ! NEW LONDON Y. M, C. A, terized the appearance of Thames | - - street, Washington stre 1d Tranklin | Auxiliary Has Raised the $25,000 for a street in wet weather as nothing that New Building. the citizens would be pl d to have any stranger look at. He advocated| 7The Wamon's auxiliary of the New Permanent improvements for the bene- | [ondon Young Men's Christian asso. fit of the city., and said he hoped the | iation announced Monday night that board of trade would show its influ- | they had raised $25,000 for the erection ence in city meeting to have some of | of 2 new building. our principal streets put in a credit-| The raising of this fund has covered able condition. He also advocated more|a period of many months and follows attention being given to saving the|much hard and concerted work on the city’s beaut 1 trees, and that an ef- fort should be made to have the Franl lin street sewer outlet carried out in- to the middle of the stream. There were places also along the banks of the Shetucket river, he said, in th rear of the bank buildings which should be made garden spots instead of refuse heaps. { part of the auxiliary members. EXPECT TO EXTEND CALL. Rev. W. E. Lanphear Impressed Hart- ford Church Members, Rev. W. .E Lanphear of Mansfeld preached at the Plymouth church, in Hartferd, Sunday morning and evening as a candldate for the vacant pastor- ate. He made a good mmpression and an officer of the church seaid hée be- lieved the church would call him. “There is one thing about him that commends iiseif to vs” said the in- formant. “He's not afraid of any- thing.” He made thzt apparent in his contro.ersy witr the governor.” Rev., Mr, Lanphear ig now in charge »f two churches, having North Wind ham as well Mansfield Center. He |18 desirous of going into a city church. | | FEELING AGAINST | THE TWO M'NAMARAS. Carpenters’ Union, Howsver, Took No Action Regarding Them. | ! At the meeting of Carpenters’ un- ion on Monday evening in Carpenters’ {hall two new candidates were initiat- | edand routine matters of business were disposed of. The union took no action, it stated, on the matter of the Namara brothers’ confession, but from the sentiment expressed by members outside of the meeting the carpenters were in accord with the labor union men who repudiate these two men as representatives of organized labor. Ministers’ Meeting Deferred. The meeting of the New London Baptist ministry association, scheduled Red Cross Seals Red now I. O. Smith of Washington street, On returning home she takes with her Miss Crowell, Mrs. Smith's sister, Cross Christmas Seals are here Candv do partment near main entrance. Buy them and put them on your Christmas packages. on sale at IT SAVES YOU MONEY. Dr. Howard's. Dyspepsia Specific; Regular Price 50c; Utley & Jones’ Price 25c. The special half price sale of Dr. | Dress Goods Room Fo rd's speeific for the cure of con- | stipation and dyspepsia bv Utl & | Tewelry Bove Sweaters | Jones means the saving of a few dol- | Girc Sweaters Wiktor i te |lars on every famiiy's yearly bill fml " aiterns medicines, Women's Sweaters Dress Patterns Fach 59 cent bottle (Utley & Jone sells it for 25c.) contains sixty doses — of a medicine that is pleasant to take < i and which can be deponded upon to 2 cure the worst case of constipation, own Sh'" dyspepsia or liver trouble, Glass Ware Ching War This remedy is not an ordinary medi- - Ware. NINR Ware cine, It is the favorite fcrmula of a |J8Panese Wire Basketa well known physician, and has the en- Toys of a kinds dorsement of hundreds of physicians | Lamps Cotton Batting of ominence in thelr profession, Who | yzoiiqny S s prescribe it in all cases of constipaticn, | 1201142y Linen Blanket Rober 4yspepsia or liver trouble, knowinsg frcm oxperience that it will make a g e complete and lasting cure. 7y Second Floor e Furs Rath Robes ’ Aprons Silk Waists | Pettivoats Wrappers - Dressing Sacques Kimonas Muelin Underwear Houre Dresses for Monday at the Montauk Avenue Bapt chur ew London, was not held, because many of the ministers could not attend. The meeting will be held next week at the same time and place, and the yrogramme which has Feen arranged will be carried out. Going to. New York. Timothy Aloysts Devine, who for the past two years has been emploved as foreman of the McCrum-Howell com- rany, has resigned his position to act a: manager of a big irm in New York city. His friends gave a bachelor din- ner at the Wauregan hotel. In behalf of the West Side Glee club he was presented with a gold watch. o e e et iy, | Incidents in Society | R e N SR — uie Bennett of Peaced: has 1eturned after_a few days at her home on Williams street. Addisen North who has be:n passing a few days at his home on Beech drive, has returned to Williams college. arleton Browning of Columbia “ri- N. Y., and Edward Browning ricultural colleg ve left town after spenc their home on Lin-" « versity, of the Connécticut ag at Storrs, 1r few days at avenue, Miss Elita Davenport has returned to Rye seminary after spending a few days at her home on Broad street. J. Kirpy Lewis of Amherst agri- cultural college, who has been _the guest for a few days of Mr. and Mra. Frank A. Robinson of Sachem street, has returned to college. Miss Katharine . Brown, who has keen speniing a fow iays in this city, tas returned to Farmingten. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Peabody and their niece, Miss Alma Larphear of Westerly, were recent guests of Miss vope. Miss Helen M. Stearns of McKinley enue has resumed teaching Hart- AT = vmond Cutler leaves this morning for Boston. She has been vis- iting & few days with Mr. and Mrs Few Places With the Advantages. Speaking of the advantages of Nor- wich through its freight facilities by water and land, he said t there were few places in the state that could conipare with the cily In this respect, and this had been one of the consid- erations which had induced George ( Hemenway of the Ariston Marble com-~ pany of New York to consider Nor- wich as a possible place for the loca- tion of a plant, and he introduced :hiu gentleman to address the meet- ng. Your hair appears soft, lus- trous, fluffy and abundant after using a little Danderine What causes Dandruff, and falling hair? Who cares—so lonz as Danderine overcomes this—and it does,” and-quickly too—it does more, it grows halr and we ean prove It. Try as you will, after an application { of \Danderinz, you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or a loose or falling| hair and your scalp will not itch. but what will . please . you mest, will be after a few weeks' use when you will actually see new hair, fine and downy at first—yes—but really new hair— sprouting all ovar the scalp Marble Factory. Mr. Hemenway stated to the meet- ing that Norwich had attracted him through its shipping advantages and the population behind it, and went on to show samples of marble made from BYPSum. & process which can be done in from six to twenty-four hours through a discovery by two Celumbia college professors. He told of their plant, a single unit, which had been established In the western part of the state, and they were willing to bring that machinery here and install it in Some vacant plant in Norwich, #nd later to buy and erect a plant which ceuld take cars of their business Grypsum can be lanfed in Nerwich at itchy scalp STOPS YOUR KAIR FALLING 0UT : AND DiSSOLVES DANDRUFF AT oNCE|Evening School A little Danderine now will immed- iately double the beauty of vour hair No_ difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw it through your bair, taking one small strand at a time. Tha effect is im- mediate and amazing—yvour hair will be light, fluffy and wavy and have an appearance of abundance: an incom- parable lustre, softness and luxuri- ance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug storé or toilet counter, and prove to yourself tonight—now,—that vour hair is as- gnuy and soft as any—that it has neglected or injured by careless treatment at's all—you surely can have bsau halr and lots of it if you will just try a lttle Danderine Everything in Infants’ wear of Gift Books | SANTA CLAUS has located his workshop In eus n large display window. Morning he 10 to '11.30 RICH GILT BINDINGS "Afernson heure—s. i 5 X Evening hours—7 to 830 | Upholstery Department Utility Boxes Sesxing Mmchines 8/¢ A very nice variety of titles and Couch Covers Lace Curtains resl bargains. Th price is for Meonday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, December 4th, 5th Men’s Store and 6th, as en Tharsday what are left will bs priced at higher figures. | Touse Coats Bth Nees : Suspenders Arm Bands Be on hand and profit by this s Batrs Toves Stk Hu? Hose Cardigans Sweaters Men's Caps Men's Jewelry cHANSTuN & co Funey Shirts Night Shirts L Holiday Neokwedr Domestic Dep't. PIANOS | _osmesic oot Hefore making vour purchase, call | Table Linens, Blankets, Etc. and see us. Our line includes the well 38¢- kpown McPhail, Bush & Gerts, Tonk, | Best quality Turkey Red Dam- McCammon and Keller Bros’ Planos. | ask, value 60C, St oeweee The best medium and high grade lines in the country at moderate cost. All |Bleached and Half-Blsached fully guaranteed and s0ld on eas: Table Damask, in a vasiety heriil V] o vasierns vars bt - ¥c . Six months’ lessous free with’ each{gi. o ;.8 Sutin-Gnish -$ 8 Napkine, Piane. value 3150 & dozen, @t...m 88c A & BURKE House Furnishers. 39 to 43 Main St. All Liven Napicns, -xumm 0 0N, Abs e 95 9% ' SHE Banilary Dinper, velne 5o Tow w plece of 10 yarfs, price... Long Oloth, valus for plece of 17 ymrds, ¥Enghsh $1.50 price EBloached Shesis, wsizs 72x90, with welded center sewm, £ o s o e — NOW IN SESSION —at CITY HALL Tuition and Supplies Free Pure Gluten Flou at CARDWELL’S, Tel. 952 9 Market Street Seamless Shests, wsize Six%0, value 95c, et s s ey Cotron Biankets, in wbite and gray, vAlue $he a pair, at. Woolnap Blankees, in white and gray, value $2.90, ar.... §1.45 White AN e $5.20 all ‘4.95 Flaid Blankets, wool, value THE PORTEBUS & MITCHELL G, strietly 50, at