Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 12, 1912, Page 6

Anti-Tuberculosis Committee Providence For Milk lnlpector———Whnt Such Office In- volves—Fire Bell Inadequate—Sudden Death of Life Sever Carnaghan’s Wife. At the first meeting of the new town counell all the offices within the gift of the council were filled except that of milk inspector. Health Officer Lewis Stanton bas been the nominel milk in= spector for the past two years, but since, at the solicitation of the lofal committee of the State Anti-Tubercu- loeis society, the council has decided to enforce the law in all its details, he declined to be a candidate for re- M-, Stanton, realizing the exacting (duties, was convinced thet he could not devote the required time to the duties. Though Council- man ¥iynn suggested Dr. Thomas K. Robinson for the office, it was decided to defer the appointment. President (arke suggested that the anti-tuber- culosis committee was to meet laler and probably would recommend a can- didate for tho position, and the coun- cllmen acquiesced. At a meeting of the committee it | was decided t orecommend Miss Bar- clay of Providence for milk inspector. She is now connected with the State Anti-Tuberculosis society with office in Providence. Tor the past 1wo months she has been inspecting the gdairy farms in Westerly and vicinity and, with the assistance of Special ‘Officer Donald Ferguson, has collected samples of milk in the early morning from dealers en route to customers to deliver the milk. The samples were collected for analysis, and returns show thar some samples are below the legal standard. Whether the town council will aot favorably upon the Pecommendation of the anti-tubercu- sis committee and give to Westerly e female milk inspector, has not reached a point of definiteness, The town councll of Westerly having voted to enforce the laws reiating to ‘milk, it will be the duty of the milk ingpector to see to it that all milk, cream and skimmed milk shall be sold by standard size measures and in re- ceptacies previously sealed by the ,healer of weights and measures of the town where the dealer sesides or where the milk s sold. The penalty to offenders is not less than $50 or more than $100 for firat offense, and for any subsequent offense not less than 3$100, or imprisonment not less than 90 days, or both. No one is permitted to have milk for sale without having license from the town council, which are granted upon recommendation of the milk inspector. All licenses expire on the first Monday of February next following the date ,of license. The inspector milk is required to keep a record censes fssued and the date of each in- dividual case. The town council has the power to revoke or suspend li- censes at any | in their discretion, upon the complaint of the milk in- spector. Thers a severe penalty at- tached o the offense of selling milk without license The law gives the town council full power to annually elect one or more milk inspectors, and upon appoint- ment the inspectors must publish the fact for two weeks in a newspaper published in the town. The milk inspector may appoint col- lectors, subject to the approval of the town councfl, to gather in samples of miTk. The section which relates to the dufies of Inspectors never anticipated a female inspector of milk, as the terms ar» In the masculine gender. The sectfon reads: _— Do Your Feet Perspire? RELIEF FOR TIRED, BURNING AND ACHING FEET You are en your feet and are using your fest from the tme you et wp tn the moming until you go to bed. Are mot your feet. then, deserving of great care? As & matter of fact, what else matters about vour comfert It your feet aren’t comfortable? Ts there s human being who can think kindly of his fellows, Bave & good time or do his work properly, while Ms feet are burting him? Does this stefke home? If you have thred, aching, buming. sweating, tn- der. raw. chafed. or swollen fest—or coms, bun- fons, blisters and callouses—you can got immediats and permanont reifef if you will have fust emough | confldemes ir oet. " what We sy o wse a 25e trial box subject to our guarantes to refund your meney i 1t don't To what we daim for it. | Nufeet” has given you complete foot com- | fort, it will be cheaper for you to buy the regular B0e size. which comtalns twe and & half times more | powder | Eftela” 13 a body deodorant 15 ae gopd as | Nufeet” s foe the feet | Lee & Osgsod Co. 120 Main sirest Willis Pike & Co. Laboratoris, 128 West 31st wireet, New York city | Lumber Complete assortment for re-| or building COAL to meet a n E. CHAPPELL CO.- Central Wharf and 150 Main Street Telephones ALWAYS IN STOCK. A. D. LATHROP, Office~-cor Market and Shetucke: Sts Telephons 163-12. JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, Coal and Lumber Teiephons 834 Central Whart CALAMITE COAL “It burns up ~lemn.” Well Seasoned Wood C. H. HASKELL. 402 — "Phoner — 489 | | { WHEN you want to Put year dust- | nass befers the publie there is no me- | dium better than througs Ihe advertis. ing solnmng of The Bulletin " PURE MILK SUPPLY FOR WESTERLY | recording | Winslow N, Yo Recommend: Miss Barclay of “Every inspector of milk shall have an office and a book for the purpose of the names and places of —T0DAY— IsFree Stamp Day COOL SUMMER DRESSES, LINEN business of all persons engaged In the sale of milk within the limits of his town., He may enter any place where llic is stored or kept for sale and examine ail carriages used in the con- veyance of milk, and whenever he has SUITS and COATS, NEW WAISTS reason to believe any milk found by him is adulterated he shail take specl- mens thereof and cause the same to be analyzed, or otherwise satlsfactorily tested, the result of which she shall record and preserve as evidence; and a certificate of such result, sworn to by the analyzer, shall be admissible in evidence in all prosecutions. The in- spector shall receive such compensa- tion as the town council may deter- mine. Dealers are required to have their names conspicuously on all carriages used in the busin or pay severe penalty. Parties offering for sale miik produced from: cows fed wupon the refuse of distilleries or any substance deleterious to the quality of milk, or milk produced from sick or diseased cows will be prosecuted, as will also those who offer for sale adulterated milk or milk to which water or any foreign substance has been added. Packages containing skimmed milk must be so marked. The law provides for the cleanliness of cans and bottles or other milk receptacies, The milk inspector is required to institute complaints when satisfactory evidence is presented by any person. The inspector must cause the publi- cadion of the milk laws in a newspaper published in the town, and also the names of parties who are arrested for violating the laws ralating .to milk. It will be noted that it will be necessary for the milk inspector to reside in Westerly and maintain an office hers and that considerable of the inspactor’s time must be devoted to the duties of office. It is quite probable that a milk inspector will be appoint- ed at the next meeting of the Westerly town council. The centennial anniversary of the Rhode Island Medical society will be observed Wednesday and Thursday, important feature of which will be the formal opening of the new iibrary in dence. Preceding the opening of i 'y, on the evening of th I the members of the socie will enjoy tic sports at R hursday guests Wannamoisett eon. In the meeting will A0 int the delezates will of President F. T be the ogers at the club at lunch- the annual Country ternoon held In the evening the 100th annual ba auet here's sbn sary the are ney wilt be helc where W Champlin chairman and to principal speakers man George H. Utte Samuel H. Davis. in the erly will be shines. the Dr. anniver- Though the fire alarm bell in the | tower of the Westerly firehouse has been in it sition ma and WASH SKIRTS Dainty ' Dresses Today $4.95 INSTEAD OF $7.00, $8.00 and $10.00 Assortment comprises exquisite, dainty Summer Frocks, made in the most refined styles, of fine quality Muslins, Dimities, Cotton Voiles, Cordelenes, Linens and Lawns. A wide variety to choose from and all most ex- ceptional values today. SPLENDID SHOWING OF THE NEW Summer Waists, $1.95,$2,95, $3.95 Entirely new and handsome styles, in fine Batiste, Lawn, Voile and Marquisette Waists, square neck and high neck models, trimmed with real laces, fine insertions or bead embroidery, excellent values. Also the new “Robespierre” Tailored Waists, in Linen and Pique. Tub Skirts, $1.95, 82,95, $3.95 A wide variety of new tailored and trimmed styles, in Cotton Cords, Linen and Ramie. All sizes from 22 inch to 36 inch waist measures, and 35 to 42 inch lengths. @;‘fiflflg}zfiffl “Fashonable Apparel for Women and Misses Mod- erately Priced.” vears, e not obtai ed. adequate for the pur- | Thursday on the White | | FTTERS TO THE EDITOR. pose int but is hampered by the | Star line 2 E acoustic conditions bell is is Holyoke agent E No Hess Naohr tached close to the ceiling of the tow- | Thread company, B er ok ed of oy- er and is too closely confined and its | today to attend ass reunion at{ L . pajtor: The By i K ' t00 ¢ a day to a B ciase e o . Edito e Bulletin of this full strensth of sound is not given out | Princeton university, which will be of | ;o ST TN TH8 R O piace | by reasou of the he anng too closely | unusual significance and Interest this on ths : committes: for 1hr\ clean-up- | confined. It has be ested that | year from the fact that the newly in- the celling e raised o that the tower openings t The firemen are sup cmoved and enlarged, 1 to resp. will §c stalled president of the un member of the same C Norwich movement was We “to be filled | woman who is to fill that place has been so diffi- later, doubt if th oin her husband in > to L bell aliirms: of par o st as will the latter’s sister, Sl th Qncs Mehene oA oxy into the treasury of the companies, al- ryan Cottrell, of Westerly, R. | 7080 o0 b Mot et xa e Al though it 1s impossible to hedr the T, with her son and daughter and an- | 2tter all, thev are diplumats when di- bell in some sectlons of the district,|other niece from the same town plomacy is necessary. - G 1f the Catholic women of the Rose of and even at short distances from the | Janet Clark. The family party of six | o " to2 CFA0E oM en rop;sc{imnnn‘ firehouse at times. When the alarm | will cross over to Sweden to be pres- | 2T o 3 3 . Was sent In from box 57 at the o A § nes In Stock- | O that committee, it Is, 88 far as we of High and Canai strects two f holm, sailing for home the last ”W’%fi?»’?fli’,’: ‘F:vfl.;y;\ém Catholic women er» ““fim dnr:(?Lv‘.a’n nh;‘ma‘x“ ~S‘:é August. | If consideration and thoughtfulness, street and Raflroad avenue, and fafled The Arabian Tyrant. |the two words that perfectly define | to !fflar the fire alarm bell. Instances similar are reported nearly every*time the fire alarm is sounded, | , and request | Always over the head of the Arab woman hangs the shadow of di gentlewomen, were exercised in mak- | ing up that committes ihe outcome - | would be a pleasurable sharing of de- ; Nowhere in the world does the ] esults. has been repeatedly made that v.he‘ro' g,:.m(;,w the separation of man and ”K{[‘“fi)}h::}:};é‘hfi daughters of Nor- be changes made in the construction | wife s in thoes lands 8o fittingly ol deecendksite ‘of sask: Hov amis the bell tower so that the best re- | named the Barbary States. If an Arab | & o So%C0 »gnize the fact that the ults will be obtained. grows tired of his wife's looks, or her | 570 EL Norwleh, descendants of actions, or her dress; if he Wishes t0 |,y day emigrants, are entitled to Sarah Carnaghan, wife of Samusl| replace her w er; or if he S| o041 privileges and have the same in- Carnaghan, a member of the Watch | weary of m: life and does NOt| 4y aq18 in Norwieh as they, A common | Hv!l life saT‘lnq crew, died suc wish any wife at “(“' he m‘.u-:flrimlin:': ! eause, viz,, religious perseeution and r hon atc to go to the trouble or nominal ex- |, ety foreed the ancestors of each ‘ru‘:::]mfuoid.av mo | Em\; of (H\‘v;rvh' ":‘,",.’,‘l" T‘t* ,':: Ot | {s sesk & home In the new wnrlQ‘ and | arently in goac er Instea )y the simple process of | o .7y, orable te admit that tendirz to her housed | “repudiation” which consists in saying | & 13 DUt ROROAE S, B0 M mover ang | alte was sricken wi | to her, “Woman, get thee hence; take | oy rever the betterment of all that thy & n ed for nov sudden deat lovat and go! T | stands for “heme and eountry” is ad- | vecate Wonder Who's Talking? | friends. Bestdes he husband, she There wili he no eompromise; I will | m:»i!\l MV‘“ ‘:] s, eaves six_children, the eldest being | name the dark horse; it will be ME. I| JU0e 2 only.d of age. am the republican party, The I's have | e SR { " Philadelphia Inquires. Reduce High Living Cost. Local Laconics - S then Miss Wilhelmina R. Brodie of W % Sound Beach.—All Mr. Editor: To these of us who erly has resigned as her n Br | have returned from after | not deaf and plind the resuit schools to teach in Plainfield, N | the spring ovsgering. 12, Palmer & |laie eity eicetien was jus: ; - : | Sens are still and will be for the fpeeted. “The men who o Willam Auti part of the summer, en their | led the republican party ”,_”"’" Michael B Island heds k; 1 for Se IMADY¥ years s week d, mesting of the South County | Pcultry aszocintion ‘Tuesday eveninz | Dr. Gegrge Heath of Stonington gave a femonstrati o icking of | Fugene Driscoll, who was so seri- | onaly injured hy fall from a travel ing crane at the Smith granlto plant | Saturday afiernoon, has been gradual- | 1 and his death is momentari. | ed. A workman engaged In the laundry | at the Watch Hill house in getting the mangling machine in working order had his right hand mangled by get- ting caught in the cog wheels. He wias attended by Dr. Champlin he Westerly Light and Power com- pdny is planni the erection of a briy sub-station at Mystic near the by fire destroyed 88 has been ad- insurance st Sunday. justed by iy representa- ¢ Is plenty of water at Pleasant ot a drop to Arink for vis- pt through the urt Request has been r r department for bubbling~drin fountains growing resort. nitary that at he Oblate priests and McDermott, wh a mission in St, Joseph's church, New London, with Rev. Wiiliam C simons, pastor of the church, were in Westerly and Watch Hill Tuesday af- ternoon, the guests of James R. May, brother of Dr. John L, May+¢of West- ‘athers Sulliven e conducti a erly. They made the trip in Mr. May's touring car. After a long illness Mrs, Marthe E. Nichols died Tuesday mornidg._ at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Jnhn B, ton, in Margin street, She w. 78 vears of age, the widow of Ambr Nicbols, and besides Mrs. Eaton s urvived by a son, Charles A, Nich- ols. She glso leaves three slsters and three brothers, Mre nder Barber, Mrs. Chester B, Stillman and M £ and Willam Ha and Albert D, Burdick, Otis T, GOII\G ABROAD Monday's Holyoke, Mass, Talegram wald: Mr, and. Yire, Roberi Wery Ciars of Springt: 1d are Lo sall from New Tork . Swat the Flies With Sulpho-Napthol NOW IS THE TIME to prevent the pest of flies in your house this Summer. ONE FLY hatched today means many MILLIONS later in the Summer. FLIES BREED IN UNCLEAN PLACES. Put a tablespoonful of Sulpho- Napthol in a gallon of water. SPRINKLE YOUR GARBAGE PAIL, and any musty or unwholesome place about your house. The fly-eggs will be destroyed. You will be surprised and delighted at the few flies about your house this summer. A hundred other uses as disinfectant, healer, cleaner. 10c, 25¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1 a bottle. Druggists and grocers, “My Hands Were a Sight Until | Used That ‘ngcome’ L “Now They Are ““My hands were s rough and wrinkled. “I certainly have 1 soaps now. I won’t use the hands. . “I suppose, too, th clothes whiteness was unt “I get my wash ou ever did before. “Your grocer sells come’ is usef' It costs but 5c. so white and beaufiful, aundry Soap” Soft and Smooth” imply terrible/ All red, All because I used the wrong laundry soap. earned the difference n anything but ‘Welcome.’ “There is just emough Borax used in Wel- come Soap—more than in all other soaps made in New England put together. water, is a wonderful cleanser, and is splendid for Borax softens the at’s why y my clothes look I didn’t know what il I used ‘Welcome.’ t earfier nowadays than I it, for twice as much ‘Wel- in New England as any other. ‘“Your hands will become white and soff. Your washing will be done be!ter vmh less work. At your grocer’s.” TRADEMARK Welcome Soap ““For Generations the Choice of New» England Women"" Manufactured by LEVER BROTHERS COMPANY, Cambridge, Mase. % (NORWICH) Line -0 - NEW YORK STEAMERS Chestr W, G 10 iy o L 0086 ext cr?nr :}"{.‘ 'f:':n'n:n . A Noflh l|nr 1 ah uuurc NEW tm Alun'. New Lon "'3 hlllln. o “for, ms and Information. New York CHELSEA LINE Fare $1 Ay n'f-%:';lc. Vit o o e 3 3, a ow York, Pier 23, Hast & Biver. foot Roouvtlt Strnl. Monda: Wednesdays, Fridays, at & p. Freight received untfl § n. F. V. KNOUSE, Agent. Overhauling and Repair Work —OF ALL KINDS ON— AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAG- ONS, TRUCKS and CARTS. Mechanical repairs, painting, trim- ming, upholstering and wood work. Blacksmithing in al branches. Scott & Clark Corp 507 1o 515 North Main S | Gentlemen: | Straw Hats are on the Street— a few today, more tomerrow. Get under the shade of a Straw Hat BRIM 1 | b; aken by ther Time and ar now to found in the cemeterie throughout the countr; The presen day leaders of the party seem to lacl the ability and brains to lead any thing or anybody, in_politics all over the country, The people are being held | up and robbed at ever to help them out color, religion or previous conditio cuts 'no figure nowadays; it's mes that are wanted, and results. Wit vou hea necessities of price? It's this country to throw life coming down 1 politics an cent American citizens and send me to the legislatures and congress wit lvhe abil and brains to do somethin, for the good of the country, | G L. C H')fi(}]’!fl\'E. ‘ Central Village, Con: June 19, 1912, v‘ RABBIT PROVES GOOD OMEN. | in Front of Winning Car, brewn rabbit, hence the upheaval sick and wred of { turn and they are looking for a Moses Natlonality, race, all the so-called trust busting, hav. d of anything in the way of time for the people of partles to the four winds and be de- as Is common districts, e in s t k the Hoosier rura | Memorial day. saw Bunny, friends’ past and| laughingly attention to it. the frightened rabbit = at n n h e forged to the front, world’s greatest motor winner of th classic, n Dawson s not superstitious, but h d | does keep recalling the fact that th n | particular car. h & | been Invited country, fairs, expositions, other race promot ers; and, in fact, everybody who has public show of any kind is writing ¢ Y';Lunnn to bring his to appear all 2. _“fiirting with death.” net show er rub eff. eured In tion for years and r Pimples, Blackheads, a few daye ecommend it. reckles, Have handled this Utley & Jomnes, was noticed running across the Indianapolis motor speedway in front of Joe Dawson as he came thun- dering down the paved course in his blue National car, in the 500-mile race Starter Fred Wagner called Dawson flew eighty | miles an hour, and then DePalma's big Mercedes car “went bad” and Dawson Daw son’s time for the 500 miles was 381 minutes and 68 seconds, breaking the former average of 4.11 miles per hour. rabbit selected to run in front of his Dawson and his National car have over the Vaudeville managers, county international champion car and give a display of his Little Brown Bunny. Orossed Spesdway | " The th an Prehibiting public | drinking cups in Kentucky has gone the same iInto effect. DERMA VIVA THE IDEAL FACE POWDER Makes faee, hands, arms and neek as white as milk and does Moth or! prepara- Price B0c. | Sun hotter tomorrow. The light Straw hat The 1 is mountiffg—it will be looks cool and is cool. Better style and more ocomfort should inffuence you. A Panama will loek well on yeur head this Summer. We can “sw you Panamas with letsa of character thia season and at the price they spell sat. isfaction olear through. If you are go- ing past our store let us give you some Style Pointers in Straw Hats THE TOGGERY SHOP 291 MAIN ST. J. C. Macpherson NORWICE,, CONN. e N e a o We have equal facilities for producing fine work in paint- ing and Paper Hanging anc Interior Decorating. Oui pecial Sale BRASS LINED CENT KNIVES BEST OF STEEL FULLY WARRANTED SALE PRIGE CENTS EAGH THE HO Bulletin Building, USEHOLD, 74 Franklin Street prices are low and consistent with good work. We earnest. ly solicit a share of yow patronage. The Fanning Studies, 31 Willew St, MNerwish, Cenx Ples, Cake and Bread that canznot be exceiled. ‘Puone your order. Frompt service LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) ALL THE DAILY and SUNDAY PAPERS PERIODICALS, WEEKLIES and MONTHLY MAGAZINES Right Up-to-Date at HILL'S NOVELTY SHOP, 56 Franklin Strest - e WHAT'S NEW e THE PALACE CAFE Step in and ses us P. SHEA , 72 Franklin Strest. PR AMERICAN HOUSE, Farrel & Sanderson, Prop. Special Rates to Theatre Troupes. Traveling Men, eté.. Livery connected Shetucket Strest. F. C. ATCHISON, M. D., PAYBICIAN AND SURGEON, Reem i, Second FY 1. nen Bidg