Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 15, 1912, Page 11

NORWICH BULLETI!. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912 Henry Allen &Son | Narwmb.,thnndnu._Ed 5, 1912, Ry FURNISHING ,\E:’im"“”‘a ;'f:. "“’:‘ ? gos, uet e UNDERTAKERS |, B! wa: e i c?mr:n‘r N {;f:l"%y“r".’. ! i i | | vorting the fact to Tha Bune!ln Co. THE WEM HER. { Forecast for Todhy- 88 Main St. LADY ASSISTANT WHEN REQUESTED 38 West Main St. is the Plumbing Shop of A. H. Breed, where vou will find Brass Faucets and Nickle Plated Fauncets for sinks, lava- { For New Eng!:md Fair Thursday, | | probably beeoming ! inseftled at night or Friday; not md¢¥ h ehange in tem- perature; moderaty yarfable winds. Predictions from /' the Wew York Her- | ald: On Thursday elgady weather and nearly stationar aperatures will | i prevail, probabl, preceded by snow or sleet in the coas § “gisuricts of this sec- | tion, with fres's = tq brisk variable winds, high on ¥ he coasts, and on Fri- day clearing ar 4 | glightly colder weath- er. tories and bath tubs. I have got B. B. Observe i jons in Norwich. Tank Valves, C. i Tank Valves and The follow! & ; yecords, reported from N. N. Tank Valves, and expert work- | Sevin's pha & gacy, show the changes | men to install them. We are not like | in .temp & re and the barometric changes We @ pesday: father, but all work, 3 Fhie, Bar. 1 can put you wise to a set of second| 7 a. m. ..o hand Wash Trays, Legs, Trap and 1§ T Faucets, Gagarady Call and see me. Highest, J g Comparisons. Pmlz"w ms_for Wednesday: Fair; warmer; / \%\\\ Wedney As predicted. Tiden. A\r\ High Moon | Water. || . TAFTVILLE AFFAIRS. Instaliation of Officers of Tafts Lodge Are you In the market for Hay, Trolley Accident. 5 Grain or Feed ? If you are it will bey | worth your while to let us quote yos, | At the meeting of Tafts lodge, _\u_' . warantes our Hay, Grafn |25 A- O- U. W, held in Ponemah hall prices. We guarantee our Hay, G18/ n | yonday evening those ~feors mone o | and Feed to be right up to stand /rd | stalled by a team from Norwich lodge- in every respect and our prices d,,.'.\l er workman, Joseph H. Caron Yot & 3 better than the other s reman, Joshua H. Taylor: overse: O B g he OOr/'fel-| Charies E. Bushnell; guide, Natha means & & §:ady | Bushnell; recorder, Charles P. Bu tomer. neil; financier, George R. Havens / ceiver, Nathan Bushnell; ins LHAS SLOSBE ‘G watchman, Jacob F. Rey; outside V3, | watchman, David Livingstone. W. M. | Joseph H. Caron was appointed dele- gate to the grand lodge and Charles P. Bushnel]l alternate. A buffet JTunch and smoker followed the business session. A delegation from Tafts lodge at- 3 Cove St. o P Uur collec!lcm Ut tended the installation of officers of Norwich lodge Wednesday evening. ¢ Wrecking Car Left Track. _ An extra trolley car to Baltic, leav- ing the Greeneville barn at 12.30 Wed- nesday noen, broke an axle at the Su- gar Lodaf curve this side of Balti | company, spcke at noon Wednes: Is the wrecking car was sent to st upon the topic, “Bad Transfers. n “ en out matters. The wrecker got as | LS Practical and helpful address he far as the Henry Banker place, below | SPOXe In part as follows: the Occum switch, and here it left the | 2 MY talk today I shall use an-| Well, we can't say enmough about|track, crossed the road, breaking Im}wr term with whic'A tne traveling them. You will have to SEE the va- | telephone pole, and crashed into \mnf““‘““ is familiar—that of transfer. riety to appreciate what an unusually | Banker The transfer is a great; accommodation novel ‘ barn, smashing the foundation. ine le have and at such LIT- | The front vestibule of the car was de- | TLE PRIC molished and Reuben Ladd, who was on the front platform, had two toes For those who wish to MAKE THEIR | badly crushed. The wreck was cleared OWN we have the whole paraphernalia, { away and the axle on the first c re- Hearts, Cupids, Arrows, Colored Pa-{ paired, the two cars reaching the barn pers, Paste, and the whole business. about 5 oclock. J NEW YORKER TO SPEAK ON THE DELINQUENT BOY.| Ernest K. Coulter Has Had Ample Op- portunity to Post Himself on Sub- ject. Come one, often, to the come ali, ¢ome early, come VALENTINE SALE at CRANSTON’S { o SRR Gl Loy lower animal i man. The ';ranvll g M n{-xgmg here for Friday night| Trunk supplies what is best in our very Ernest K. Ceulter for an address upon | natures and heips us to bring any { The Delingent Boy, the boys’ work te. the terminus. To do committee of the Men and Reli | ion Sunday Evening, gentversd Valuable Addresses Gi | president of | Daniels of Middletown, whose subject tention men Grand Trunk of, d.n some other rozid About 75 people of Preston and a alf-dozen surrounding towns met in the vestry of the <Congregational chureh at Preston City, Wednesday, for the instructive and helpful insti- tute held by the Connecileut ,Dairy- men’s association, by invitation of Preston City grange. State President Davis Presided. President George Warren Davis pre- sided in his usual happy manner, and A. B, Burdick, master of the grange, gave a cordial address of welcome, making the visiting dairymen feel at home at once. President Davis re- sponded and dwelt upon the necessity of progress in farming, that we may | keep up the fertility of our farms and leave them to our children fn better state ot cultivation than when they were given to us. The address of the morning was given by a former the association, H.. O. was The Silo and Siloing. He told in | a simple but impressive way how the | silo has helped him to keep double his herd of cows on a much smaller acreage of corn and clover. The Dan- iels brothers have two silos of 5 tons’ capacity each, and by filling one with clover and later both with corn, the, ve over 500 tons of choice ensiiage aich with the hay and oat crop enables them to produce a large quantity of milk from their excellent herd, at a minimum cost. Mr. Dan- iels explained his system of erop rota- and n tion, namely, corn, oats, clover by which he w able eve the severe drought of 1 summer to keep his flow of milk neat- Iy normal. During the noon recess, served by the ladies of Preston City ! grange, assisted by the visiting ladie The Growing of Alfalfa. | s | [ lunch was | In the afternoon the speaker sms{ R. L. Sadd of Wapping, Conn., pr | dent of the Holstein-Fiesian ! ciaion. His subject was The Growing of Alfalfa in Connecticut. Mr. Sadd said that alfalfa had come to stay, and was no longer in the experimental | stage. Alfalfa produces a large amount per acre and reduces the The crop matures in from days and last year Mr. Sadd our cuttings from one field with eight of about seven feet. In| the ground for alfalfa he recommends ten tons of stable menure per acre, 500 pounds fertilizer, ¢000 ven by Men Well Versed in Their Line—Me:ting Today at Scetland Road Clubheuse. @mfiuwtm, DAIRYMEN'S INSTITUTE AT PRESTON Pure Blood, Lily-P I'ur Skin Clear Your Blood With Stuart's Cal- cium Wafers—Pimples Bisapp in Remarkably Quick Time. pounds of lime, and te inoculate the soil he advocates Lh@i tg;; of f3.000 Trial Package Sent Free to Prove It. pounds of alfalfa soil. e prefera- - i ble time for seeding 18 August, 30| You ‘can use all the lotions and creams in the world, but you won't have a good complerion unless your blood is free from the impurities which cause ..iples, blotches, liver spots, blackheads and boils. pounds of seed being used per acre. The Dairy Herd. The programme was concluded with a talk by the secretary of the asso- clation, J. . Schwink, Jr., whose sub- No matter how splotchy or pimply ject was Possibilities of Improvement| your face is now, you can clear it in the Dairy Herd. He spoke of the|guickly by taking Stuart's 'Cicium importance of good ventilation and| Wafers. This isn't guess-work, it is a good light in the stable and empha- | fact. These little wonder-workers sized the advisability of weighing and testing the milk each day. He says the cheapest way to build up the herd cledr the blood almost lke magic. Calcium Sulphide, their principal in- gredient, is the greatest bilood purifier is by a good registered sire and by |known to science. Stuart's Calclum confining oneself to a single breed. ‘Wafers have not a pqmvle of pomson, Breeds should not be crossed. He|harmful drugs or opiates In them. They may be taken with perfect free- dom by anyone. There's no sense in being longer hu- miliated by having to appear in public with a pimple-covered, blotched face— a facce that makes strangers stare and your friends ashamed. Stuart’s Calei- um Wafers will drive all blemishes away and make your face a jelcome instead of an unwelcome sight. You'll! no longer be a slave to pimples, acne. blackheads, liver spots, boils( eczema, tetter or any skin eruption. To prove what Stuart’s Calcium Wa- fers will do we will send you a free; | trial X gave figures showing the cost of keep- ing a dairy cow one year and said that at the present wholesale price of milk, the cow giving less than 6,000 vounds of milk a year is not paying a profit. This is the sixth time that the as- has met with the Preston g Pach time there being an increase in attendance and in en- thusiasm shown. A vote of thanks was extgnded the association by the grange and the a: tion gave a vote of thanks to the ladies for the bounti- ful repast. The meeting adjourned at to 4 ; 2 11 satisfie package as soon as get yonr S30 B and all felt well satsfied| mg and address. Write for it today, | 4 SnET oy and after you have tried the wafers ings. you can get a full-sized package for 50 cents at any drug store. Address F. A.| Stuart Co., 175 Stuart Bldg., Marshall, | Mich. Rotation of Crops. in After the insiitute a discussion fanrd. betieen 1D, - Degiels s Rop v ety LRIt AR ey L. Sadd, the latter mentioned the | G fact that he had not seen the bottom | count in his home postoffice or any of his silo in four ye: In spite| other, or in fact in as many others as of the fact that we have had five dry | he wants to visit to make his depos- vears, Sadd has so planned his its. crop that he has had an abundant sup- | ply of fodder for hi: 110 head of stock. | SHOP TALK SUBJECT WAS BAD TRANSFERS | Rev. C. H. Rxcketts Speaks to Em- ployes of McCrum-Howell Co. Rev. .C. H. Ricketts of the Greene- | ville Congregational church, in his | 14th shop talk at the MecCrum-Howell | as well as saving of e:tpense in chang- ng from one line to another. But a bad transfer may be rpt only no bless- ing, but a rvfl bane. 2 1i ftle world of trol- the lar ger journey of life e broth erhood is engaged. | ve been watc hing and udying | on the Grand At every im- | G I want espec fally to call your at- | s to some make «olf the when they bad trahsf leave the ¢ and purpose for that panders to th | } 810,000 to be spent under the state law old | ir At present Sadd has sufficient MARRIED ensilage to keep his stock until Sep®| gl DREDGE—M'HALE this city, | tember 1, while the majority of Con-| ~ Rep, 1 , by Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoff, necticut dairymen already nearing Albert E. Fldredge and M Helen | the limit of the Mr. Sadd| McHale, both of Yaatic. is located in e and | land on *h he is worth from 0 to $1,000 t‘ i <4 D:ED. ca\ e ir Che B ars it FINTON—In Pomfret, Conn.. Feb. 11, B e i by ?,Te“:"“:;iég 1912, Elizabeth Perry Vinton, eidest et b e i T daughter of the late Rev. neis record a remarkable one. Vinton, S. T. D, of New Yor and + At Scotland Road Today. granddaughter of the late Commo- Y g S R dore Oliver Hazard Perry of New- There will be an institute held at| por® g™y | i ”'.;‘“*’"‘1 Road Social club today | ypypp n this clty, Feb. 14, 1912, when the same speakers will be heard. | “"john N. Meier, in the T4th year of his age. R e T Funeral service at his late residence, LISBON VOTES $10,000 No. 94 Peck street, Saturday after- A noon, Feb. 17, at 2.36 o’clock. FOR STATE ROADS.| VII)I\ROLA—In New _London, Feb. 13, e R Louise Roeder, daughter of Recommendation Made by Town Meet- Chatles, Head Touise R’ Monros, aged 8 years. ing to Highway Commissioner. | M—At the Hartford county sani- um, Feb, 13, 1912, Clarence C. (n Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock| Isham of New Londo aged 38 years., | there was a town meeting held at the| coNNELLY—In New York city, Feb. town hall on Newent Green by the| 12, Eugene Conne fornrerly of town of Lisbon. The meeting was| Norwleh, aged 34 Yyears and 3 called I > selectmen to ascertain monihs. N what act the citizens desired to| Funeral from the home O e ad take' regarding the building of state| Got, on ! morning at 9 roads in Lisbon. o'clock. Mass of requiem in St. Pat- The meeting was ever held in the ited once. | one of the lam‘;os&“ n and was a spir- It was voted to appropriate | rick’s church at 10. BRIDGE—Suddenly, in Fail River, Feb. 13, 1‘312‘ Lmily, widow of Daniel Bridze, aged 69 years, formerly of '11f[\1lle in the construction of roads within the tewn of Lisbon. rices from St. Andrew’s Episcopal Among the voters there is a strong| church, Greeneville, Friday ning sentiment in the town favoring the| on arrival of 1140 train. " Burial in completion of the road leading from | _Yantic cemete the house of George Heibel () the | SMITH—In Willimantic, Feb. 14, 1912, Blissville bridge, and in favor of the| Samuel C. Smith of Windham, aged completion also of the road from Mr.| 80 years. house to the new bridge into i ville. The following resol that sentiment of the nously passed: Resolved, That it is the sense meeting that it ion expressin of this would be st for thv 15 RMain Street, n. must get a grip on his 9 3 Yior the moment the Forward - Movement brings an expert | g snaps the leash, the . - upon the subject, Mr. Coulter's experi- | Turposy of the heart are until further notlce, ence in dealing with boys having been |t to the winds! 4 R gained in a personal view of the cases Sinea | o Pallow oho ‘geta. offtat a 2 i gets off at we will serve a of more than 80,000 children brought | Rumtown gef s back on to the Grand into the children’s court of New York | Trunk, but h e tukes a big county, \\h»n he has been clerk since | I do not Six o’clock Dinner | S o been ol _ Mr. Cou wr talks abound in human interest incident, pathos and humor Musio by the: Dsstitbis clinching sober appeal. The Big Broth- ¥ er Movement, that new and intensely | practica] and humane individual work | Seats reserved upon application. for child victims of bad environment | and neglect which has al 1o more than twenty citie inated Coulter 'Phone 704 WAUREGAN HOUSE The Parker-Davenport Co., " ,;I.’,;flx;' wm,,"‘“f‘{m to see some 1 I ew; Proprietors. treatment of mentally mf:)?‘s Ao “: ‘,‘ wH\-«in:‘i}::x » delinquents: he is a meml wouli/f &7 them: ‘Tt:is not neceasary national council of the Boy Scouts America, of the committee to fed- | gee 1 ne 41 of fir & 1 x e 1 of fine physical build; men te child play and recreation activ- | Sam: jof y-like in app , and, like ities in New York, as well as 111_ othe r‘ Sam #¢ n, some of them have dallied | organizations working in | with. Delilah, and she ! left her Sectures in the varions commu- | C™ ¥ upon them, which, lke the leop- ities SR va han e U {ard' g spots, s hard' to oconcesl. Do u m ) nles 0 oorhich he has been called|you; inow,’ men, that the, spread of B 0S. 1 hee followec \ T ofinite re i b { sen has been rapid that ry Ba"er a" yer Sanase e ‘ml‘x'ml““r:‘ ._];‘[’)“ 2 of physicians, with headquar- ‘\‘"‘ s [ie §5 in Hartford, has been formed to of = court th .‘I‘llill £ fere ¢ wi s have on the coming playgrounds, arousing of new con- .,;: }.'( to dem :xi ‘;1 Af‘d,fht;t‘\]:‘-,mlllfn'.,.'f SU”S PHESSED Eflc sciousness of responsibility toward to- e iy 2 fiorrew’s oifizans ‘q¥ eath to it the best, and not the T et g va orst, we have. Men will some day T'hose who hear him on Friday night |, 4 i B v g re is Our Waoon ca“s EVBW‘ hara the Y. M, C. A. will, without doubt, |'5 A0 that neither God nor nature is ave opened up to them a new view- e i, 5 A : point on boys work. | Is it not perfeetly clear that when F N 'iv l.‘ i 1 man leavy a home of love, purity | ancy Native Fowis TR AR nd_innocence for the abode of Rahab d c Derby.—The x.m rrl n autemobile to ff is making a bad’ transfer? Indeed, an hickens | tne District ~ ‘ ation for tae |§is it not the worst possible? The use of the district ,xm e in her wo 'k 4 is mo \ing:;x thing a man does that Franco- American in the associated| communities was : (| o much hell into s homo, as/| £ e of l.r,u-u‘ 1 philanthropy appi > . Nothing that so it with | Pllllll P“ddlngs d Mi the officers an i“”\l" men .| i aches and poisons it with di; i of the association and by the di g- | ease! | ‘) n - 1 Drake’s Pflflnd Cake nurse. May 1 call your attention to a trans- | Whit R c l R e St Lt (£ S RO SN OXND line that men, and ' . %: i o claily worl gmen, are apt to e Rose Coi ee COLDS ( “\'T';‘ .‘”"."_\“.‘r’ ! that 1= a bad one, although it | » I j;’;"" L};,";,Jg,; Che X! g an compare with + the one j 6F I:‘gnulu‘v E. W 25¢ i n;.»yuy The ‘m;m who —_— d4 We he bhetter (¥ 3 \H). \(‘Kf‘v 1A A | ‘anklin St An EpldemlC of Cnughmg | # to the old Grand Trunk of the | JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. is sweeping over the town, ( l’/‘ s bank, or to first class mort- {young alike are affected,and i | on property that he knows particu 1y hard on littie « ,fi, | something about. A man who has and Tar Compound is quic & | san wrs out u()l seculngs bes n 1vi i |and reliable cure for | cou el right to threaten his family with pov- Civil Engmeer, 5,‘0.‘,,' Contains no 1 he L“ erty by taking any unnecessary risks. wishes te an’.ounce to his patrow. and | & Osgood Co. | He needs to have a wide personal ac- the public taat he has moved to 65 - —_— quaintanc th the whole Broadway, Chapman building, oppgsite Foley Kidney P.m C ime any | ket before he can invest the Y. M. C. A case of kidney or bladder tm 88 )le not | gence. Hard earned 2 beyond the reach of medic 8 se. No | money has uc‘en‘ W medicine can do more. The [ | 1o ir worthle: QLALITY 0Osgood Co. fi e &; ticularly mining stocks—represent- i ing property that the buyer never saw l:p:c‘;:lk}y.w:: l:l::;v‘: : f:::.ld:;:: #=————— | and knew asolutely nothing about, - |5 because it existed on paper | e l::;ledml: );i:d. Dus:mficthI e To put those hard earned doi- who‘le. :wryy e B [i nto such 1ky concerns is a S mighty bad transfer. STETSON & YOUNG. AGER Dire 1f you and I, by the grace of God, LA are ou the Grand Trunk, let us not make a bad transfer to Rumtown, ' “E FluEsl and Emha]r fl;f Lewdville or Fleece Corners! 350 D IN N E R 78 Frankdin St. Be fletin Bld Dorcas Society Valentine Supper. o n 4 Telephone f43-2, g The Darcas seciety of Presten chap- l" T“w. St 2 €] served a Valentine supper on Wed- Prompt service Ay or night nesday, evening at 6.156 in the chapel, DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 2 Zady Asst srant, carrying out the Valentine scheme Al SR Residence 116 Jiroadway with pretty effect. There was a large wm you want to put your busl- opp. The g tre. attendance. After the supper the reg- ness betere the public, lnera is ne gm better lib: g umfl Teleghene - g42.8 | Perhaps so 31 of you ar | way sta g @ before you 1 a preach- tde board! oping your s, look at or " § 1er. am a g about ' jn darknes: | the red lig 43t T hold up 'at the junction | ter if he reasonably and legally can! If any of you are Grand Trurk, don't \m\\ gauge that runs well | ns- in- said that T am not here as a either am I kere a phys- does not be a [to B» o/itside New London county to|postal savings bank by which depos- ular weekly meeting of the Christian Endeavor sociely was held, Rev. P, C, Wright being the spsaker, interest and convenience of the town | | of Lisbon that part of the $10,000 ap-| propriated at the meeting for state| road outlays be expended in complet- ing the road from the house.of George Heibel to the sville bridge and in completing the road from the house of | Funeral Directors | Mr. Heibel to the new bridge from Lis- | £ | hon te 'Caftyille, and the remainder —AND— | of said «ppropriation be expended on the road in Lisbon that runs from Nor- | wich to Jewett ¢ s of Newent | m a mers | Green; and we spectfully request | kK { the highway ¢ sioner of Connec- | ticut to ¢ i || 1 approve this vote }.;r the town in his action in the mat- Lady Assistant. Telephone call 323-3. Henry B, Church. Wm. Smith Allen. Rubbers, Rubber Boots George Bromley presided at the ! meegng. CAN DEPOSIT IN ANY POSTAL BANK. | !New Order in Eflect Regarding the Savings System. | { | Light and Heavy Weight. The best »s and at Lowest Prices. FRANK A. BILL, | mal An important order a ting the | itors are allowed to deposit in rmp»{ Telephone. 104 Main Street | in. which they are not residents has| st been issued. and has been rece! | and is in effect at the Norwich postoffice. When the postal savings banks were blished it was at first provided { deposits were to be received oniy | | £ patrons of the postoffi where | i | thé desposit was to 1 “Lul]-e l(l]nsturl; | der has now been res ed, so that a | intending depositor may have his ac- DONOVAN’S ALLEYS { P ——— TE OF 0HIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, durmg the day Y, 88 » . ¥rank J. Cneney makes oa unhl further notice. is semior partner of the n Cheney & Co., doing busi = City of Toledo, Couniy and | said, and that said nrm wi ¥ cen s a s rln i sum of ONKE HUNDRED DOLLAKS for | eacit and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J b\!uru me and nce, this 6th day Sworn to Turkish Almond Paste Eabiia 10c Ys of pound inter- s Catarrh C and acts 1y biood s i it Wt 5 o Tl 2| €, L HILL, 56 Franklin Street| ‘wud “for testimonials free F. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. | Sold by all 1 sts, Tic. = | Tak mily Pills for cons | pation 1912 ARRIVAL | A Warnlng Agamst Wet Feel the mucous membrane \)f he nos&‘ throat and lun and la grippe, bron- ch or pneumonia may result. Large assortment of new and beau- Watch carefully, particularly the chil-| tiful patterns. dren, and for the racking stubborn L = 3 & coughs give Foley’s Honey ,and Tar Prices to suit. We solicit inspection. Compound. It soothes the inflamed m(-m‘)rune and ¥ the cough | ake no substitute. The Lea ! ‘The Fanning Studios, 31 Willow Street MOTORCYCLES Exeelsior, $175, $185, $200, 3223, $250. Indian, $200, $250. Harley-Davidson, $225, $275. Pope, price reduced to $165. He Won’t Limp Now. Ne more lmxpmg for Tom Moore of ‘(,m hran, Ga. “I had a bad sore on my i instep that nothing seemed to help till 1 used Bucklen's Arnica Salv he writes, “but this wonderful healer soon cured me.” Ieals old, running sores, uleers, boils, burns, cuts, bruises, ecze- ma or piles. Try it. Only 25 cents at The Lee & Osgood Co.'s. Second-hand Metorcycles: Single and DENTIST Twin Excelsiors from $100 up; Twin DR E. ds JONES Cylinder 5 h. p. Indians, $125 te $150. % Second-hand Motorcycles taken In Suite 46, Shannon Bnfldlly trade for new machines. Take elovator Shetuciiet street om. C. V. Pendleton Jr. | trance. ‘Fronms 10 Broadway. Jlumrr_ u‘#{.‘é’u‘éfi‘.fi“fik’&‘?‘u"‘fi‘é‘“& l‘l Ceme in and see.mew 1912 models. letin Ser pusiness resuita Sobad and Arctics | | Have :'supply of Noxe SucH Soups on hand—a delicious and wholesome addi- tion to any meal— ready to serve in a minute. 14 kinds At your grocer's—10 cents MERRELL-SOULE CO. 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