Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 14, 1912, Page 7

TOMATOES, People’s Market SUMMER TOYS SAIL and MECHANICAL BOATS, SAND TOYS, CELLUOID DOLLS and FLOATING TOYS, KITES, CHARACTER DOLLS, Franklin,. Square. Henry Ailen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS * 88 Maia St. You cannot afford to use while Mazda selling at such low carbon Lamps are prices as at the present time. ) 1 The Bulletin should be delivered everywhere in the city before 6 a. m. Subscribers who fail to receive it by that time will confer a favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin, THE WEATHER. Forecast For Today. For New England: Cloudy and somewhat warmer Friday; Saturday sbowers; moderate north to east winds. Predictions - from the New York Heraid: On- Friday fair and warmer weather will prevail, with light varia- ble winds, followed by rain in the western districts of this sectior, and on Saturday unsettled and slightly warmer weather. Observations in Norwich, The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the change in temperature and the barometric changes THursday: | Manufactured by the Geperal Electrie| _ . Ther. Bar. Company, Tam ., . 59 29.81 FOR SALE BY l;’ XE. i L1 ;:‘ C. V. PENDLETON, Jr., ‘Highest 78, lowest 37, Broadw: Comparisons. 10 b, Predictions for Thursday: Fair and cooler, We can show you Team Harnesses and Express Har- nesses—a number in different styles and prices. Also a serviceable line of Summer Auto Robes at the The L.L. Chapman Co 14 Bath St., Norwich, Conn. SPINACH, GREEN BEANS, “CUCUMBERS ETC., ETC, Fresh Every Day 6 Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prop. PAILS, SHOVELS, LUNCH and BEACH BASKETS, Wrs. Edwin Fay's ~ For Tr;weling in the hot weather Light Weight Suit Casés and Bags | with all accessories in leather goods at lowest prices. The Shetucket Harness Co., IN JUSTICE TO YOURSELF| fore taking WALL PAPERS ‘WM. C. BODE, PROP,, 283 Main Street, You should invest Shorthand and Typewriting. studying with me of getting actual business practice be exper they wish to do. HATTIE L. JEWETT. lie Stewographer amd Shorthamd | Teucher. Sales Fell Off in May for the Past, son 253 Main St apria Three Years, | X There were in Norwich last week | ASPARAGUS, LETTUCE, Norwich, Conn. ate my methods | before deciding whers you will study Studens ave the advantage position, thus gaining ience and confidence, and are bet- tor equipped to undertake the work Thursday's weatiier As predicted. Sum. Moon ame Tidew. 0 Sun J e i Moo Il Riscs. | Sets. | Water. || Rises | D @ m. || & m. hif 1 11z ] 113 1 it 1 15 i3 | 18 as. | Bix_fiours after high water 15 ia low tide, wh s foilowed by Jood tide, GREENEVILLE NEWS Miss Millie Kendall Valedictorian of Grammar School. The valedictorian of the Greenevilie school is Miss Milile Kendall, daugh- ter of William Kendall of 565 Boswell avenue. The graduation exercises will be held on Friday, June 21, at 2.30 o'clock in_ the afternoon, Miss Mary Hayes is iil at her home on Prospect street. Mirs. Kate A. McClure left on Thurs. day for a short trip to Providence. D. J. Connelly Injured. Dennis J. Conneily of Twelfth stree 4 lineman employed by the Connect cat company, feil from a high piat- form about 11 o'clock Thursday morning. He was aiding in stringing new trolley wire on Central wharf and fell about 20 feet, Except for a gen- eral shaking up, Mr, Connelly was un- injured. BUTTON CASE GOES TO SUPREME QOURT Defendant Takes Appeal from Decis- ion Against Him in Superior Court. the suit of Irving Button vs. Frank Button, administrator, no- appeal 10 the supreme court been filed with Clerk Parsons of the superior court. This suit was tried recently in the superior court at Nor- in S, B claimed was his, but was taken by h Lrother, administrator of their father's estate, and sold at auction and also to secure money alleged to have been due him from the estate for caring for father in sickness. The decision is claimed to have been contrary to evidence. n the race will be announced late race the Harvard second four will disbunded as the men wish to r t cises, Tt is also stated that the cup cftered for the gentlemen's eight race will K subject to no eligibility re- strictions except those imposed by the athletic autherities of the two univer- sities, BUSINESS AND REALTY, en real estate sales against eight a o, the mortgage loans showing the amount being $11,200 ‘ week against $51985, last year. A late spring leaves us with an ex- | There were in May this year ales m rge Stock of new goods on | ugainst 36 i year ago, and 45 in 1910, hand, i to move them quickly | the mortgage loans for the respective have decide it the prices now. | years being $34,100, $56,925 and $60, You can have the benelit of it by les of real estate in the towns re- PAINTING and DECORATING are > . MURTAGH 92 and 94 West Main St Adam’s Tavern 1561 ofler Eac Hul P. B. Ale. Frank Jones' Nourisi- | ing A1 Stering Bitter tz and Pabat A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. juone 443-12 WEDDING GIFTS In Great Varie FRISWELL'S 2527 Frau ~ LANG Ury Cleaner and I]yer‘g 157 Franklin SL SUITS PBESSED 503 Uur Wagon Calls Everywhers WHEN you Want e put your husi- 3 befors the pubiic. therc is 00 me Atum beiter than theough (he adverdii ing columns of The Bulieun (o the public Lie Hinesi standard | brands of bee: of kiliope and America, | ul Dublia Stout, imported Ginger Ale, Bunker Ale, Anheuser | ported in the Commercial Record for the week are greater in number than last year, the figures being 389 for the week against 341 in 1811, The amoun: of mortgage loans for the same period is considerably in excess of the figur: the similar week of 1911 Tiet three new incorporatic ate for the week have average caj talization of $53,000, which compares unfavorably in point of numbers w previous years, but the capitalization is heavier. The bankruptey record represents a heavier business mortality than the like week of former years, the fiv cases having average asses of $2,361 and liabilitics of about $5,000. The record of building permits fs- sued in the four larger cities of tho ate Is compared with an exceptional v good week in a good yesr, and suf- fora in the contrast. The total permiis fcr the weels was 85, against 101 a year ago, and the cost of buildings was | $296,125, compared with $436,810 las: ar, Amortg the important profects for ich contracts have been given out | Auring the week are factory buildings Willymuntic and Bridgeport. in | Dr. Shahan to Speak to Elks, The Blks wili observe Flag day this ear general meeting to which | members and friends ave inviied ommittee In charge has ar with Dr. D, the meeting, AGER virests and Embalmy | 70 Frankiin St Bulletin Bicg. | Telophene 643-2, ! Prompt service day or might Zady Assistant. Residence 118 Broadway. opp. Theatre. Teleohene €428 wich and judgment rendered the plantiff for $1,800. This suit was brought by Irving Button to recover property - he | 1. Shahan to give | | | n to Cambridge for class day exer- | for the first week in June a year ago, | the record showing $1,410.208 in loans | for the current week, and § Building_company and five others, | ¢ the city are in the advance guard | “Njuch of its dash Is regarded as due | (4 Y"g' s“": & —AND— owners of property on Maple court, to | of Workers, ; |to its stroke, Pirnle. He has shown| Ouests Come and Go. T Marle nouet ob ApUbiic In the two days that gre left the | - h | dccept Maple court as a publle street, | i nittee 18 particularly d wirous that |\, ADIlity to®drive the orew which| )y Jrank A Roath gave interest- was Teferred to'the public works com- | (TS le Particularly dositous that | stampa him as o coming ‘varsity oar, T s whel i tha Alterent m a mers mittee, % 2 o S and 1t is a remarkable coincidence that k- he Town st chool ' shall give attention to every spot still | fno It STicHble cetcld yms of the Town street school in For Trolleys on Boswell Avenus. | needing attention, so that by Sun- { o, And, & prevaratory school rowing | regard o the City Beautiful. There EA Alderman McLaughlin presented a|day the Rose of New England shall and: Hervard 'm«m\nm ‘_“_“j'q mf“lmn be fourteen In the graduating o ok, resolution asking that the local street | smile so spick and span | weelc: Pirnte is_ from Springfeld, | C1As8 of the senior room this year, and | Laa. cur service-be extended in Boswell | that ft will make new. ST By m';“‘ s ““"‘““;l" ’;'f‘] .| many in the different rooms will re- Telephone call 328-3. avenue between Franklim street and | called the prettiest city in New Eng- |~ &nd rawed-on a couple of high| . jve state certificates signed by the d North Main street for:convenience of | land. 5 = i ool crews that met Yalo and Har- | governor certifying that they have | Heory B, Church, Wm. Smith Allea oswell avenue residents, and the Prizes to Be Offered. | vard froshmen -with excellent results. | foen perfect in® attendance during tho | mayor and court of common council et _ ., {In the same crew was ‘Bennftt, who | Cin stic songs by the children | ure made o committee to take proper | (1® ClEAR-up Werk among the Nor- | went to Yale, and who has stroked the |y talks by the teachers will be giv- PATRICIAN e ting This th pass ang 1o pre. | ¥ich children, inaugurated by the | Yalo freshman crew much this spring. | g | S the matrer before the public util. { Sub-committee on schools of the City | The ‘position of stroke will lie between | bl SHOES, OXFORDS AND PUMPS. ities commyission 2 "7 | Beautiful association of the-board of | Bennitt and CrocRer, the latter being Ak Rothsl | Black, russet and white, $3.50 and Mayor-Murphy remarked that this |l 29¢ i8 not golug to end with this | it now by Coach Harriman Hot frohioss i Basnohy | $4.00.” A woman's- shoe {hat's right % & matier the peoplsdind bhen | ‘l(-px\p;‘uunu_ Mrs. Willlam B, Birge, | has led liis class in scholar- | At 2 raursday afternoon there | go1q” only by i i me, since there | Li¢ chairman, has the assurance’ of | ship.during the entire year was a small \ an ash barrel at | o dirs. Charles L. Hubbard that she wil | il a house on Winchester street, which | FRANK A. BILL, track sinice cleotrieity_had been in- | 10" NS 35 08 Sone I OUNEr cities | yALE FRESHMEN SURPRISE brought out the anto chemical, which | 104 Main Street alle ere, amn: e “cf S 8 i va o DEing. o had to go v @Sty bridge an al- _ = & kialiod e and fe n‘;“\f,z’:'s.\:‘:,grfgy;‘x‘lu'lng oid tin cans and also for fly- 'VARSITY IN RACE.|rian s The firé was put our| . s i D kiding. This is a line of work to be —— tefore the autv arrived, and there e s T G . YVoungeiace) Beaten Only' Half. Length | oeore Bomage. The ah bl wae| - BE SURETO SEi OUR wigkisd SR i * i il n a in the rear of the house, | Fire Chisf Stanton Re-slectsd. Distributing Rose Buttons. DT e OOk CemUp. . | ioh 1a 9dchired iy Ake) kLI Meer Alderman Beckley presented the| .On Thursday, Mrs 'E. D. Fuller t00k | = mhe stock of the Taie freshmen went |r¢ and Mre. F. E. Danielson. Hot name o1 Howard L. Stanton for chief|the suppiy of Rose buttons to the x ashes dumped in the harrel caused | of fire department, superintendent of | Rock Nook home, whers at 5.30 o'cloci f UP about 80 per cent. Thursday night | FEICS FUIF fire wlarm telegraph and fire marshal, | 1ine of the 22 chiliren wera in their [when in & race with the 'varsity the - B | e sl Leleearh, b e marl | A e e e e ont. | e waa s it oy oo koom | Gomnt O Vawditocian, | BEFOBE_MAKING YOUR was tuken re-electing him unanimously | Up among the racks, the boys playing r B il Benrne, | p by | by Iwelve Hillots, store and the girls playing iouse, They 10If leng*h over the two mile cour: The valedictorian of the Central| SELECTION For deputy chief, Adam J, Gernhard, | children sl seid “““hank von!" to the | The freshmen have been an unknown | school district ta vear is Mise Elfz- | w 2 arwes apanimodsly elected upor | Kind gantleman who sent tham iheir | #*antity s season, it heing general- | svein M. Eite Mise = Bl i the We can give you satisfac- | nominaiien by Aldermun Beckley for|Dretiy hattons, and wera more than conceded that lhe ,‘"--r‘mm-:rq were ughter of James Fllis of 27 it ! .. Ty meisaioners, - He. Fecuived| Dleased wite the, gift, not as grod us usual. No time was | | tion and save you money. | | At the council chamber on Thursday evening the court of common ccuncil of the city heid an sdjourned meeiing, tau which the principal business was the appoin ment, to f and street ¢ Satisfacti In the names that were appointed arious cffices there was a gen- eral expression of satisfaction on the part of the public, whose commeut was that these matters had been handled in a way that reflected credit on the judgment of the members of tha coun- ofl in taking care of the city's busi- for the ness. ents in the police depart fire pointments *for Cclumissione: on With Appointments. Mayor Murphy's Address. In the seats and space assigned for spectators - t! occupied, many Standing, when Mavor Timothy C. Murphy led the council in from.-the -committee room just as the striking. Moore, fire alarm ¢ After“the roll ‘gall sowed or Murphy addressed the council as which sl follows: Gentlemen of the Court of Common| The citizens of Norwich at Tuesday Countil their annual evening' approved the recommendadions | { of the council by the appropriating of | ums of money for conducting of the various departments, also an additional amount for def- | fixed and inite purposes—sq that this council 18| entrusted wi haps a greater amount of money than any former one, and this act on their their money at our disposal to be ex- pended, and it would be ingratitude r part to allow one dollar to he unless we are satisfied the city on o1 pi he reom was completel est at 850 was by Clerk full attendance, May- meeting last th the expenditure of per receives valua for it. The resolu mittee on public works to carry the construction of the Water street, and Dunham street Lafayette st sewers, as authorized ing the com on tlon authoriz! reet, by the meeting, was presented amd passed. Street The Average n meonthly department follow: Department Report. repert umber After | other report was accepted. S L Police Chief Wiih Sergeant Twomey as Captain—A. C. Matthows and Jokn H. Kane Sergeants ton and Street Commissioner Lillibridge Reappointed— Dr. Shahan Milk Inspector. vacencies arising through the recent retirement of Chief Murphv | tand the ap chief in which the present incumbents Were reappointed. ity of the sireet of men employed This card t : : z Making a City Beautiful and Health. ful—How Boys and Girls Can Help. Today I will remember ot papers, rubblsh, orange cr banana skins or peanut shells on streets or walis, x TL—Not to let such Litker rematn, f it is/in my power to remove it to 'é‘sh or .urb:égg cans, or other recepta- es . IIL—Not to be satisfied until I have made myself, my room, my home, my school desk and “scliool. yard as neat as_possidle, IV.—Not to permit younger boys or girls to make grounas or strects un tidy. I am a member of the City Beautiful league; and ! am going (o ask my friends and playmates to help me keep our clty sweet and neat wnd beautiful as the Rose on the butten which T wear. V.—Not o neglect the chance to viant seeds, flowers, vines or vegeta- Dles, if I have a yard, garden, even a window box, knowing that flowers, greenery, graceful vines give pleasure io many persons besides the growers, heautify plain and ugly places, white tending them' forips habits of care, reatness, order, thrift. VL--Not to disregard the rights of others. I must not break windows, mark on bui'dings or walks, pick fiow- the name of A. W. Jarvis, and Council- man Delaney presented the name of J. F. Metzger, who, he seid, was a dem- | cerat from’ Greenevilie, who would fill the place with satisfaction if elected. ‘Che baliot showed 11 for Jarvis, 1 for Meizger, and Mr. Jarvis was declared by Mayor . to be elected. Councilman Deluney moved to make il unanimous, which was done. On motion of Alderman Gebrath olner appointments, such a weighers, special -constables, eic, avere post- poned to next meeting. Captain_ Linton for Police Chief. i For the police commissioners, Alder- | 1% worry chick doge, cats, be- | james Fenton, Morgan Cronin, Will- man . McLanghlin . nominated George | 10NEINg to others. It is unlawful o |jam P, McGarry. Linton as their unanimous choice for |IPJure their property in any way. No, 4—Otto E. Wulf, Arthur E. chief of police. - The batlot stood | VIL—Birds, animals, helpless things, | Story, L. P. Church, John A. Hagberg, vnanimons for Mr: Yinton as chief and [ Wil have my care and protection. I|George L. Fuller. hE Sin dooBens Koot will not pick wild flowers in such| No. 5—Willlam E. Perry, John M For. captain. in -the department, Al- | Quantities as to Kkill the shrubs, or|Swahn, Russell B. Huni, Weston (. derman Molaughlin nominated Den. | to deprive others of the pleasure of | Pyllen. FHumphrey Almy v s T, Twomey, and he was also de. | 5€eing the blossoms In their beauty No. 6—Fred R, Starkey, A. C. Peas tlared ‘siected to- that postion when| VIIL—Older people have worked 1o | (v Treat. H, I, Pottis, George Pow- the ballot revealed all twelve votes|Create this beautiful city for me to| ers, for him. enjoy and use when I am older; so it —H. M. Lerou, Henry D. John- would be ungrateful to abuse their gift by destroylog useful fruit and siade trees, damaging park henches, fences, fountains, fiower beds--propery elth of the city or of my naghbor: IX.—~When i destroy that which 18 another’s, it Is dishonest, because th money of others has been paia for what T injire. Acts of vandailsm dis please Ctod, who manifests His great- ness and love in order and beaut: At City Cemetery. One of the spots noted on Thursday 85 responding to & clean-up teuch was the City cemetery on Oak street, where an early cutting of the grass| Two Sergeants Named. For first sergeant the nomination of Allen C. Matthews was made by Al- derman McLaughlin and he was also unanimously_eiected, John H. Kave was unanimously elected second sergeant upon nomi- nation by the commiksioners through Alderman Mclaughlin, Thres New Patrolmen, For patrolmen, Cornellus E. Murphy, Fatrick T. Murphy, Michael J, Carroll were all nominated by the commis- sioners and elected unamiously, Dr. Shahan Milk Inspector. v ere g .. | improved its appearance. However, | fy Dart fa most noticeable, aa the meeting | Mayor, SOTRRY, pfred, T, ppeovali such o bint wae scarcely neccssart, | No. Mabel 8. Webb, Miss was largely attended, and a uns mm““"im “pp ;’Ik' ;m o -h,‘,“m N d‘l‘;; tor under the care of Superintendent | Faith Leavens, Mrs. Manley Hitchon, sentiment on their put to give to us han as miik inspector, accompanied by | jo, o “tnie is customarily kept in a Tl e T what should be considered necessary @ petition from sixteer physicians of | '\ 4iiion above criticism, 15 place each of our departments in|the city, endorsing Dr. Shahan for A sm, SRR e good condition. the appnlntn‘l‘m;t. mz he am;oimmcn; o erchants f:wop-ragmn- Aeroiin My Weltet B confidence, it | Was approved by council vote o hrough suggestions made by the | ConEd erman, Mrs, Wa i N “‘,’:F;*:dti,,;i‘["{fl‘:;&e to| eight ballots with his nume and three | committee on biilbosrds, signs and | yo"ieiy;, Mrs. John B. Oat, Miss Mary our city, as their servants, the best | blanks. awnings, of whivh Alivn L. Brown is | “'xo" ¢ Mys D, T. Shea Mrs, E. J Dossible ‘results for the money, and 1| At the motion of Alderman Gebrath | chairman, many merchants who have | ;% * s (O B Sgeds SR B Phoratore nsk the committees of the |an appropristion was ‘made to pay the | been appealed to regarding the-removal | 5 o5 X poies aire R A Postors verious departments who have charge | bill of William H. Shieids of $71.98 for | ¢f unsightly or worn out and dilapi- o & 7 Rieharas 3ilad o The expenditures of the same to be- | services in the recent trial of Captain | dated signs, billboards and other mai- Richards, Mis | Come. familiar with their duties, in- | Linton and 350 for damages claimed by | ter, have shown their willingness i OO MR URSried B o il matters, allow no bills| D. Tsler Roath and Tyler J. Roath. | co-operate and have mot the sugges- it Wiy fall to be contracted in the name of the| These were passed by the lst council |tions of the committee in a cordial | \on "Miss Nan i A city without vour orders, and whatat a time whep there was no funds to | spirit 2. o5 S e g oy ok fmprovements are made—have it such | Tmect them, but with the request that | Later ifi the season when the theater Moo < to be on the Jine of permanent. It|thev be paid by the incoming council. | season opens, bringing in a greater | n, “7oAfre John F. Hogers, Mrs. she also be in your mind 8 On m_nflon of Councilman Delaney | use of street gigfl_i. the committee in- | cap r““' .A\lr.s. .I‘.nu\-u i el S twelve months constitute our city the clerk was instructed to mail the|tends to use’its influence with them | ‘s g Aliss Aoty Richards Mrs ind these appropriations were made | minutes to the members as in previpus | to se¢ that these are placed in such & | jonn’ Hall Miss Carsline Gilman, Mre to cover this period, and I certainly | vears. way a8 Will not be offensive to resi- | fyeq Sayies, Miss Olive Hunt o hot approve of anything which| A change in the minutes of the pre- | dents: G L T would ask for special ald to any de- - ”S.'"“"”“‘fi‘x‘f o Irm:lgn the mat- . s8 Mary C. v, 3 2 J oot otialty grinting, $e Mderman, o= [HARYARY TREWE HAD Mrs. Winslow T. Williams, "“{:f.“c’fi"nf us has been. honored by |Dbrath said it was the intent of his | Alr: \\.;:)1}3«.' ”\(_M.y‘r‘,;l» eloction to this council, and the citi- [ Motion to give all but the journal DAY OF LIGHT WORK.| /o ® (o v e 7ené, regardless as to their choice for | Printing to J. D. Harris, but the record | ——— jolae o gdon, M A | rsof this body. have placed|made it appear that it was to be di- | Freshman Eight Showing Remarkable vided between Mr. Waters and Mr.| Improvement—Have a Great Stroke Harris. irni ; SHL AT Oar in Pirnit from Springfield. | Monthly bills from the departments| Only light work marked the work of for May were presented 1 appro- | the Harvard oars: | - | priations to pay the same as follows A o ey n s TR e t| voted: Public works, 46 bills, $7,631.25; | Thursday afternoon. The ‘varsity cemetery, 13 bils ‘$80T.13: fire, " 30 | et rowod three miles down the river iils, $2.345.91; finance, 53 bills, ‘$15.- | at a stroke not higher than 28. Unoffi- 2.96; park, 1 bill, 385 police Gepari- | et tions gor et e ey oMl ment, $2,192:39; street lighting, $1.204 | 50 sari g "oI- a'mlle was 2 minutes 40 seconds. The freshman and’four car crews| paddied down the river in short| stretches and practiced racing starts. | Motor hoat coaching has entirely 14, gas and eiectric, water, 27 bills, $2,6 $9,07848 for Stony Brook. A total of $9,078.43 in bills for Steny bills, $15,001.95 | e 3 for | brevk reservoir was also approved, as | displaced the eouching from th v ik il during the month, 79y expended for « o , as d o g from the prow > nd ashes $584.63; | bresented by the water board, These|of the Eliu Yale and John Harvard. | SECOND VARSITY FOURS e Sl Wbithirs FoR405: | ncluded the following: Chandler & |Coach Bob Ceok of Yale regularly runs | WILL RACE SATURDAY i:z.nm.w. surface e pairs H «?.::; F““x"x?:i'g:‘"s' Peu-a:m :'n .\_(su ;‘l,\l)‘n\‘.lll‘i”\‘;gx'ih\:lwyv"u‘x\n :‘fn““f“ m[,{‘ | ST cleaning streets and gutter $S81.60; | o LTSS ThaThled 3 3 2 launch, while Jim Rog- | Er.m of Regatta Series Coming This | cateh ,,'_fmm and sewers $143:16; other | Peck & McWilliams, 338.44; Chandler | ers and Harriman himself use Payne | | Week Tepairs $83: at citv barn $126; parks, | & Palmer, $291; Eaton, Chase & Co. | Whitney's launch, Tarpon, for daily | : rhamning nnd remeoving trees, $126.12; | $3:26i W, B. Truesdell, $43; Hiram H. | coaching, Coach Jim Wray, with Mr, | The first race of the Yale-Harvard | watering trough $13; all bleck and|Amburn, $61 D. Laturop, 336. Merrick, are seen regularly in the| it was announced at New Lor- | irick pavement, sweeping and flushing, | , [T, Council meeting adjourned at gl e o o5 e A . Thursday, will be rowed between 5.51; Water street improvement »n:r\ ardner :nj.! 1'(|‘ whi o m.ll second Yalo and Harvard fours | ST9.80; improving R alley dock T Sombetagais craft. Jehu Harvaed and| on Saturday, June 15, The hour of |$ 6. The total was $5,929.44; an-{ CLEAN-UP MOVEMENT S e e Joadl OF VIZREER 0% the two crew quariers, | rasged. Resolutions and Petitions. R N AL e i the Seieen A resolution was passed as the ot | Vigereus Prosecution of Work Expect. | peason in the Harvard camp. 'l der of court of temmon ceuncil put- e . | cight clearly had wonderful pessibil- ting the strect commissioner under the :".b'"' N";Tw" RS TN ety T e Aping G 1o pos Girection and control of/ the chairman | tributed—Prizes for Fly-Killing and | \zninst Cornell 1915 was a remark- ol the commitiee on public works. | Tin Can Collecting to Be Offered |abic performance It came to 1-«1‘ A petition from Marcella: Rozvcisi,| Later, Top apparently in the midst of to establish a grade ]und m‘g sidy A_a:lu\ —_— slump, and its showing on the Thames (reet on the northerly sids, | With two day o four for- | f0r two er thr=a nights after its ar- ea W the pubiic works com: kit e A0 It = an | 0 and eley Dlaced near ttee, A petltion from Plainfield Land and twelve ballo A pelition from Mrs. Jane Hender- 10 have a light | Boswell ‘enue, was referred to the police com- en other the lane at L. Strest Commissioner Lillibridge, For (he Alderman commiss offfce Superint Alderman ‘hat Wi Many a woman drags aleng o iife of misery with piles beeause she doos met knew of HEM-RO1DB, the sugar-ceated TIME TO KNOW THIS What HEM-ROID Will De Fer Any 1250 akel e Was re-eiccled 1o by unanimeus vole of endent of Cemeteries. Hourigan also nominated ‘eman With Piles, the n mally assigned as ttention by for i the clean-up time in even keel after a little Coach Wray and its speed has quick- Iy returned. It held the 'varsity {in every trial of speed and it has st v- | eral times led the regulars at the fln- M. It is easily the smoothest roWing class boat seen on the river in years, town the city and of Nerwich, Here are seen on ail sides a generai recognition of the suggestions made and threugh the vigorous work of the sub-committee on schools the children | | s €lven out. Conditions wers poor when Ui race began, there Leing rough wa- ter and a4 Wind across fhe course, Toduy Mrs, Henry 1. Johneon is complets the dfstribution of buitons and cards In all the West Chelsen dis- public werks committee, | tpict scieols, Mrs, H. M. Pollock will] The start was made at the nuvy| Hourigan presenied lhe|tnke both te the Bridge district apd Yard, end the 'varsity jumped into the | name of Krroll C, willibridge tor sireet | Laurel Hill, Phillp Johnsom, tarough | lead from the first, although hard thie kindness of his mother, Mrs, Cliver | Pushed. The 'varsity stroke was about L. Johnsen, will go by automebile to |32 With the freshmen rowing siightiy {sipply Broad street, the I'al high°r, Hoth erews were in fine form | and Nerwich Tewn, Mrs, F. S. Camy nere were humber of visiters at generously glves the use of her autde|quarters Thursday, amone ‘them bheiny | mobile that buitene and cards may @ onsaere, '96; Fred Johnson, ‘94 Jack | veach the pupils ar Hobart avenue, St. | Greenleaf, 99, and Cempe, Some Josepli's sehooi, i, Mary's Greennvilie, | exciiement Was furnished ‘when As- County hetiie, boswell avénue, Broad- | Sisient Manager Hobsen ipset twice way and St, Patrick’s, in the Thames with a single scull, He was reseued, culty, Thorne, the big freshman oarsman, | |is improving so rapidly that he wii probably be able to row in the race, | Herror on the freshman crew went (o] hy sver, without diffi- Lists of Children’s Names, bkl s Each teachor is 1o ho a list of the ngmes of by buttene -written on one sido the paper emly-<which can be pastiea of GAINING MANY MEMBERS FOR CITY BEAUTIFUL Teams Finding Good Responses to Theig, Efforts. According to the reports turned in, great success is attending the efforts of the membership committee of the City Beautiful movement in their at- tempt to make the membership up to over an even 1,000. The ten teams of men and women are at work and are meeting with encouraging ponses from the people who are asked to put their name on the list and put in the hands of the association the 50 cents nembership fee which goes with their name. Each person on each commit- tee is to turn in $5 as a result of their week's work, aggregating $300. This sum will provide for clean-up werk that can be carried on through the syear after the four-aay campaign that is now in progress, The teams with their captaing named first, are as follows: Men. No. 1~John M. Lee, James L. ford, Francis P. McXS Joseph . Bland, John P, Corcoran, No. 2—Leonard O. Smith, Gen. W. Aken, Frank H. Smith, Herbert B, ; Charles W. Gale. * . 3—BEdward Burke, P. J. Morley son, Irank H. Foss, John R, Oat. ohn S. Howard Mead, les, Chief H. Henderson, Jacob Munz, ery, John R. owley, Arthur . Coscoran. Oleott, John P, Haviland, Wal- rrant, Thomas A, F. Robinson, Michacl No, 10—W, Tyler Huntington, Danie! S ter E. Gilbert. Women. Ne. 1-—Mrs, Willis clus Briggs, Mrs. ton, Mrs, ary usttn, Mrs, William A B. Palme Margare! Lu- No» Miss White, Masons at Waterbury. The 33d annual convocation® of the supreme council of Ancient and Ac- cepted Scottish rite for northern Ma- sonic jurisdiction of the Unite States was held. in Waterbury Thursday. Among the many present were Charles L. Hubbard, 33d degree, deputy for Connecticut, most illustrious comman- cer in chief; Costello Lippitt, 33d de- gree, Albert’ 8. Comstock, deg Allen Bidwell, George A. Kies, Dan fel F. McNeil and Willam A. Wells, all 32d degree, The commander in chief announced several comm and various re- ports were presented and aceepted, Board of Trads Quarterly. The Nerwich Beard of Trade quar- terly was distributed this week. It is a number full of useful inform tion, as it contains an account of the annual meeting and annual bangu of the board; a list of the Thermos crivers and tributes in memoriax P, H. Harriman, a vice preside of the board, whese dedih oceurred during his term of office. There is also a cut of Dr. Harriman on one of the Dages. For Services in Ardele Scriver Cas Mrs, Mary Scriver of New London 18 1ed by Deputy Sheriff Manuel J Martin for services rendercd and mor ey expended by him in searching for Mrs, river's daughter, Ardelle Secri- ver, who disappeared 'on September 3| iff Martin was then a city Iff and claims $65 damages, NORWICH TOWN Mrs. Frank A. Roath Addresses Pupils School—Summer FALLING HAIR, SCALP ITCH Men and women — do you want a splendid head of luxuriant hair free from scalp itch and dandruff? - Do vou want hair so bewitchingly radiant that it compels the admiration of ail who see 1t? i Do you want u scalp as immaculate- iy cleari and bright as a newly minted coin? Do you want to use a hair dressing that will surely prevent baldness, that always refreshes and invigorates and makes your entire head feel fine? Then spend 50 cents this very day and get a bottle of PARISIAN Sage at any drug store or toilet goods counter. Use it as directed and you will never care to use ordinary tonics again. No poisonous sugar of lead, no sl phur, no injurions ingredients in FARISIAN Hnjgv. Ask for PARISIAN Sage. "Fhe Lee & Osgood Co. guarantee it, e i e oty avenue, Miss Eugenie A. Dean is the utatorian, The gradvation exercises /ill be held Friday evening, June 21, in Slater hall. Leaves: for lllinois. After several weeks' stay here, the guest of her uncle, Philo Hard of Washinzton street, Mrs. J. M. Murphy left Thursday for her home in Aurora, Iilinois, News in General. Miss Beatrice Eldred of Washington street left Thursday evening to spend a few days in New York. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Costine and three sons moved this week from Ux- bridge, Mass, to Elm avenue. Fred Barrington of Wightman ave- nue leaves today (Friday) to spend the week end at his home in Boston. Mrs, Sarah Hull of West Town street will spend the next few days with friends in Willington, where she formerly resided Mrs. ank Robinson are om Washington street to the nd place at Bast Great Plain which they tecently purchased. Mis heodora Brown, ‘who has been teaching in Bozrahville, is finish- ing the sclool year and will soon re- turn to her home on Wightman ave- nue. Miss Grace Trow, who teaches French in the Lady Jane Gray school, Binghamton, N. Y, is the guest of | Mrs. H. L. Yerringlon of Washington | street | Mrs, James Ray of Eim avenue went Wednesday to Springfield, Mass where she will be the guest of her niece, Mrs, W. W, Babeoek, and of her nephew, G. Avery Ray BORN. New York, June Dr. and Mrs. € mer, formerly of nn & 1912, a North Pendle- MARRIED. HARDING—In 1912, Haldrian ind Miss New York F. Clark of sie Harding CLARK DIED. ROSSMARK-—In Norwich, June 13, 19 kuddenly, Valentine George mark, aged 38 years Notice of funeral hereafter COOGAN Iv_In_Old Town, Me., Birial in Jewett Clty Sunday on ar- | eHarMaAN—in Norwich, June 11 | Chapmin, aged 8% years, & months Funeral services Weld from her CHURCH & ALLEN 15 ain Street, Funeral Directors “MY BABY SUFFERS 80" Mothers Worried About Children's Eczema. Anxious Try This Remedy at Our Risk. iers ave driven almost fran w pity and anxiery over ihe suf- ving of children wi zema or orturing rash give retief that want every one to know aboul our new remedy Saxo Salve, for all sorts of skin which is perferming remarkable cure among children us well us grown p sons Rigitt at the start this soothing, inte « big beek fo be kept by the: his heme Thursday, end it is believed | pencirating epplication allays (he tablet remedy that cures any kind of | school commitiee as a permaneni rec- | that THorne will ‘occupy his seat: |frightful itehing snd burning, And piles by restering goed clrculation of { ord of children's membership, 3 ‘Thefiahwus :Lmvh tli-u;x‘nnflnpqu-nan‘n. it sinks into the skin it destreys o 3 ¢ when the outcome 6 rincéton | the germs mnd exerts its powerful st R Pleassd with the Rose Gard, gume beeatns known, | healing influence mest (horeughy HEM-ROIB is s0ld under a guaran- 'Ph:fi:_:,l‘x‘p(l‘: #bo have socetvad (fiem | Next ay afterneon the oars-| Yeu cannel do better than to try o action by N. B. Sevin & | #v¢ deli with their e Rose | men, e and managei 11 visit | Sa Salve for ecsems, teiter, ring- e et vin &1 ds, witlch ave peiated In color and | the I crols at.Red ‘Top, re-|wors or savi ctustel or. #bary ahin Som, Nerwich, Ct, and all druggists.| yii;, ‘the symbolic rose, threugh turning the call made lust year by | trouble. We give back your money $1 for 24 duys' tremtment. Dr. Leon- | kindness of a . Norwieh gentleman, | Harvard. While at Red Top they will | i axo Salve does not satisfy yvou hardt C., Station B, BuMalo. N. Y., | who wanted eweir boy £ad &irl 10| hear the returns from the Yale-Har- | dway Pharmucy, G, G, Engler, mailes a Lree booklet describing it. | have an attractive daiiy seininder of | vard game at New Haven, Nerwich, Conn f " < 3 ki LT CRANSTON & CO. | | | Back, Livery and STABLE We guarantes our service to be the best at the most reasonable prices. MAHONEY BROS., Falls Ave F. C. GEER, TUNER hene 511 122 Prospect St KR | Boarding | TIEUR 15 ne savertsing medium in Eastern Connecticul squal 10 The Buis letin tor business results folk style; those who wear it, and poges those who ses it worn. It's & o= Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Brown of | coming style to mest men. Wightman avenue spent a day thiS | oOur Norfolk Suits have @ . tewsh week with lrl('-r\ih‘ in Colchester. about them that's = difi '“ want to see ours, {— - ~ | fornishing the new home? Our stowk 1 & most complets sud ov rioe; w | * NORTHFIELD BUTTER - | ¢ mosc complece adiocr seicss Sl | 'r»m.0 is nane better velp we think You could ks G rder From { prospec ® home v forta ) wnd {4 "EARDWELL S 1558 5 | 310 9 Market St. Tel. 983 | tetter call arcual aniiGsis 'S Su Copyright Hast Senafucr Everybody seems to like the Ners Norfolk Suits $12. to $18. Sack Suits $12. te $30. with special values at §30 Auto Over-hauling AT THE LOWEST PRICES consistent with first-classe™ ™ Work. Agent for the best machine on the market for the money, THE HUPMOBILE Modern equipment for do- ing all kinds of repair work. S.J. COIT McKinley Ave. and Otis St. “IAL SALE OF Fine Gilt Clocks oo Saturday Morning, April 20th Special Price for Choice $2.98 Clock Guaranteed ohn & Gen. 1 M. AreYoua June Bride? 1t vou are, hadn help you out in that You betier let us 1iMcult task of in SHEA & BURKE g 37-47 Main Street # THE FINEST 35¢c DINNER IN TOWN DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 12 THRRE 18 80 Advertising Fastern Connsetieut w latin for business resul