Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 23, 1912, Page 2

; ‘OBSTINATE - CATARRH cannot be corrected by local treatment; to arrest the flow of secretion you must remove, the cause; this symptom is only one of nature’s wamings ‘of a run-down system, Build your strength and vital forceswith SCOTT"S EMULSION; it supplies the needed lime and concentrated fats; the glycerine soothes and heals the delicate organs; the emulsion nourishes fhe tissues and nerve centers and makes red, active blood. Scott’s Emulsion overcomes catarrh by compeliing heaith and vigor. Scott & Bowne, Bloomeied, N.J. 124 ST Murray's | Boston Store Willimantic, Conn. Get Ready For Thanksgiving WE CAN'T SUPPLY ‘THE TUR- KEY, BUT YOU NEED -OTHER THINGS TO CELEBRATE THIS GREAT HARVEST FESTIVAL, FOR | INSTANCE, TABLE LINENS, HOUSEHOLD LINENS, KITCHEN AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS, AS [ WELL AS WEARING APPAREL. Thanksgiving Linens That Will Please the Hostesses at the Thanksgiving Feast Home After Long Service. San Diego, Cal, Nov. 22.<Back from | China and Cen armored cruisers of t ropped anchc bay. They are the Rear Admiral Maryland and W slorado. of Wealth. possible Perils WILLIMANTIC What Is Going On Toi Roller Skating at Valley mory. The Wood Social and Dance at Wash- burn Hall, Moving Touse, Moving Pictures, at and Scenic Temple! dered by Dr. W. P. §. Keating, and a vocal solo, Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold, was finely sung by John A. Doyle. A reading, Horse or Husband, was given by Miss Cecilia Morin, who had to respond to an en- core. ' Refreshments were served dur- ing the evening. Prizes were awarded Thomas Murray and Mrs. George Mo- rin. Pictures at Loomer Opera the Gem, Bijou Start for Roller Polo. LACE. ST NIITOSIER P A number of roller polo enthusiasts hat Oscar Ladd Stayed |Presented themselves at Armory hall Statement That Oscar La 2Ye? | Friday evening, and had a tryout in at His House Denied by Philip Fos- preliminary way. Manager August ter of Brooklyn. |Johnson, who himgelf is an expert player, taught the\candidates a few fundamental points of the game and |said in speaking of the prospects for the formation of a local league: “A |number already have a fair knowl- |edge of the game and some are clever skaters and will soon acquire the liments of the game sufficiently well to make a good little league possible.” The prospects are encouraging. Just ast as the necessary equipment secured and installed the prop- tion of the formation of the several teams will be taken up. It is hoped the first real game may be played 1 the next fortnigh Foster of that Oscar for stealing a bicycle, {Mr. Foster's house while {Ivn, He writes: “That |was in my house or on my Brooklyn, Conn., Ladd, = arrest- stayed in Brook boy mever land.” denies ed Burton E. Leavitt, of Burton E. Leavitt was bught to this city from Putnam on 9 oclock train Friday morni to Scotland, where ervice was held in the C nal church at 11 o'elc Penney, pastor of the church, was offic clergyman. - ntatives Putnam P. 0, th Quarantine Raised. quarantine on the house of Mrs, Ash’ street, was re Mrs. Berard daughter, aficted with the ease, has entirely recovered. So far No. accompanied and s te | jeased church for a man re- the money to | umpaign fund. without | cal harm by it.—Wash- | All Linen Napkins $1.00 and § 20 and 22 $2.00, $2.50 and $6 0 a dozen 1f your head swims, of the objects in the room seem to move around, you are troubled with disordered stomach, imperfect digestion, ir- action, intestinal tor- ct tofever. SCHENCKS MANDRAKE Lunch Cloths Tea Cloths go down to the root of this trouble, E and eventual cause. They are e build you up. iving early freedom f and thes s t tonic Table Damask absolutely harmless. ‘Compound Interest [ Has Earned Morz Tha | Speculation. Misses’ and Juniors’ Suits Great Redu Dress We! Festiva at | nterest I than | speculation write at interest stocks or | safe se- principal’| money is al- | on the dollar, |2 are always available, \ | Open An Account | ned more money ind inquire or much as Misses’ and Juniors’ Warm Coats never warm hilla and c ter length, $10.00 rhe Willl Savings Caracul Coats for Young accepts deposits from any person any- Girlg nnd Sma” women W . You n the malils with und nobody need know your usiness unless lin o I vose . Send mc E yrder payable s In te ter, and v d send money le or mantic glstered to The or cash e will open yur bank book Your money and awn at any time Now for the Wee Folks Keep Them Warm and Comfortable for | o e 'The Willimantic Savings Instituge, (Established 1842.) | H. C D. nd Knitted Sacques s MURRAY, . Presidest, | WEBSTER, Treasurer. N. and Long Klmonos Infan | ROLLER SKATING AT VALLEY STREET Tue ARMORY v Afternoon | | | | Sweaters b ind Evenin | Infants |ary Special attention paid to beginners. | novisd . B. SPRING, Piano Tuner | | imantic Auto Truck Moving | LONG DISTANGE WORK A SPECIALTY s: P. A, WEEKS, or 'Phone -12 or 254-6. Willimantic Ct. {LR. E. C. JACKSON Deatist, kainless Extracting anl Filling a \.peu lty Main Street, - - Tuepnon. browr Mixture ting and su You good W wanted ¢ 1 Berges in navy blue as well as fan cloths, $1.50 a Wide W nd bla and broad- JAY M. HEPARD ELMORE & SHEPARD Igneral [iector and Embalmer | { 66-62 North St., Willimantic | w Bl nk ts f | Lady Assistant Tel. Connection arm anke! or i - — Cold Nights HIRAM N, FENN Beacon Blankets in white, gray and and i.,\lhAI'\ tan with pink or blue borders, full size, Willimanie, Ct $2.00 and $2.50 a p Lady As Extra L white, gray and tan, pink or blue borders, $3.00 and §3 a pair - Fancy Plaid Blankets, full size, $3 and $4.00 a pair, Beacon Robe women and cozy: pretty eblor, cords and $4.25. Beacon Crib Blankets, light and made of fine grade cotton, blue, 50c a pair, The H. C. Murray Co. rown cucceeding mixtures nkets in and soft ar Fresh Flan. « Oysters and Clams, at CILCKG'S FISH MABKET, 78 Narta St 2.9 | $295 | Erotect your tdea. Handsome 60-pags | Gulde Book Free. . HARRY E. BACK. Attorney-at-la., Phoenix Bleck, Dai Conn. oct1TuTh: for Blankets ren, very patterns of ind frogs to match, men, airy pink and & 5 THERE 1s no advert Eastera Connectl iatin for business resn! tng medlum 1n ual to The Bui- 1f you don't belleve that compound |’ By Mail E Insutute |51} | this month theére have been in town | fourteen cases of diphtheria, of which vard, g six are still under quarantine restric- music vritt 3y | rvie vitt, The J. Hari ward Gagne service-of Nearer "M int Chair osed Joser Salad Supper Enjoyed. members of Radiant chapter, spent ‘an enjovable In addition to the ar mee a fine salad was served that was keenly ro by all. Members from South entry and South Windham were pre ent in good numbers, as well as man: local members. Th No, eve ning the s while the quar- God to Thee, Burial was in Va cem GBITUARY. Epnest H. Willis. H. Willis, f his land aged 3 mother, -Mrs, Hill, Thursday died ¢ Sarah eve- | He Rev. Lou Methodist lecture usp for of the h, evening under 1887, fen's He had S et Willimantic eb- |4nd Tts Improvements During the Past Jor. | Six Ye The object of the lecture the > K a ment for community. More i S views of public Spiritualists’ Meetings Resumed. S e in Hampton, en yea n shop ives a in 1 . I s Willis, who » lives at cate own and hunc £, buildings, etc., will bl e Annual Athletic Dance. ual athletic wn hall ittended. orated by zh school. 10 defray athletics at The dance was held Friday even The hall students of he dance was the ngs winte n ettily d Windham ? o Taise nt to realized Friday evening will be puschase new uniforms for ham high school basketball team. was furnished by Helmold's or- bearer. eral times W ces. The singing § C. Howard Mi Taft as accompanist Mrs. Vander ic on Si December Jlumbia. has spoker en- te audi Evening of Whist. Whist club held meeting Thursday The Southside monthly inday, December 1, [ninz at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and on Sunday | Darius K. Clark, 14 Johnston avenue. Yeoman's freshments were served. Argued in Superior Court. Anti-Suffrage Meeting. Danahes i it r a before the n of the superior court on to set aside the ver- se of Fugene For Hanson, both of Chap- recently tried in r court im this city and was for amages of $300 for an alleged breach of contract. The jury found for defendant. Attorney Danahey imme- diately put in a motion to have the verdict set aside on the ground that contrary to evidence. at the . Latham, 142 Pros- Price of Cleveland the headquarters of ciation opposed to | in New York eity, |% in charze of the work Ohio du ssful campaign aga ge, will be present and make There will also be: present officer: members from the Hart- ford organization, will make ad- posed to home of Mrs pect stree Mis: Ohio, representi the nation: Karoline sufirag as suffr recent succ the nst an who Three Extra Trains Today. There will be three extra tralns through this city today (Saturday) setween Boston and New Haven to ac- ymmodate the football crowds. These vill be in addition to the regular ex- it are run daily. The first go through will be at 10.07 forenoon, the regular expre be followed by three ins about ten minutes apart. ie return trip the extras will f the train known as the 6 o'clo press at intervals of ten minute: as close as possible for safet lee Supply Getting Low. cent warm unusu "he busine men and spel made to last. winter hey were of i on hand to tide the new crop should be low . sufficient him until r Tore Shoulder Ligaments. Henry ained a painful when his baker 3 caused him to continued on fore going to home street, when a physician an examination hag torn badly. Local Notes. Giles H. Alford was a Hartford vis- itor on Friday. There was police court John F. alnut | employ called, | Mitchell that he > ligaments in his shoulder of Ch injur irch street s Friday mor wve away Snyd and piren no session of the local Friday morning. Collins, an_engineer in the City Engineer Robert E. was in Boston Friday. %r. and Mrs. Arthur C. Richards of Holyoke, Mass., formerly of this city, were recent guests of friends in this city. ayvmond A. Parker of Church street, graduate of Yale uhiversity, 1911, witness the Harvard-Yale game ew Haven today. The ambulance from St. Joseph hospital was called to Scotland Fri- day to get a patient who was admit- ted to the institution. Raymond Harris of North Wind- ham, when in town Friday, had a buttonhole bouquet of dandelion. blos- soms. He picked them on his lawn his route, however, on WV was Whist for Hospital The whist |under th ment Benefit. given Thursday evening, suspices of entertain- committee of the ladies’ to St. Joser hospital that was held in St. Mary's hall, was largely |attended. Piano selections were ren- a w at if your child has Croup, Whooping is to give | home, | than a | school, | rstood a portion of the | the Friday morning and said there were | plenty more on the grounds about his | home, The woods in the vicinity of Willi- mantic were full of local hunters on Friday, to try their:luck before the closed season. Most of the local hunt ers report rather poor succe: Frida saying that the weather was a trifle too warm. Superior Court Judge William L. Bennett will be in this city next week to try several case: L\ that time | all the jury busine: for the term will be finished. There Will be no mor short calendar sessions this term, the last one being held in Putnam, Friday. Personals. Winfield J. Phillips of Chaplin was in Willimantic Friday. Mrs. Frank E. Blackmar and daug ter, Miss Margery, ae gues nam friendg | Mrs. Albert E |turned from a week’s vis ela- | | tives in Springfield. Principal Henry T. mal training school on educational busine Attorney P. J. Danahey nam Friday, attending endar session of the Daniel Nasin and were married Mondas o'clock at St. Joseph's ¢ Philip J .Mooney Warren Worth left on the bo en route to Fl ter months, CANIELSON Teachers for Night School Suggested —Commissioners to Consider Jod- oin Saloon Application Tuesday— Borough Fire Department Did Big | Work at Putnam. | the nor- Hartford | Friday was in Put- the short ¢ iperior court. Burt of w of Sou 1in nd the win- Miss M. | barge and Miss winners of honors ing of the I Frank C on_friends William Mailhot Nel T | at the | Whist | Potter > of ¥ here Friday | seriousiy | mains in ] business t ernoon. Critically Mildred ( of Albert Day, t her home Mrs. O, W T. S . Mrs, mas) th. friends Pard nday after A V. W business Thanksgiving Exercises. achers _that schools Simeon F home on H M. H. K son, is now tel A large number uins of the big Sy noon. a | and for the Monday ton is seriousl: exer- pub- | vitati cises rid will spend Thanks- v son, Herbert, in Providence To Open Dayville's New Building. The new build the Realty compan formally opened The structure is ayville in a number of years May Teach Night School. Supervisor Albert S. Ames 1 Wil- is Shippee, teacher at Killingly Cen- ter, are mentioned ~as selections to teach. in the proposed nigzht school and have signified their willing: do so. Seventy Foxes This Season. “Doc” Oatley has shot three in the East Killingly part of th during the past few da s known hunter of many years' experi- ence now has seventy foxes Killed, this being a record for this section. HEARING TUESDAY. Kill ess to foxes town weil County Commissioners Will Listen to Remonstrants in Jodoin Case. | Next Tuesday at 10 o'clock {set as the time when the count missioners wi be here te hear remonstrance of citizens azainst granting of a license to Philias Jodoin to do a liquor business in the I Dagenias building on Ralilroad sq The applicant will number of witness that the building in which to carr ness, the suitability being on which the remonstrar Mr. Jodoin claims that just as suitable now as i the number of years that s licensed place. jin Thanksgiving Service. At the Baptist chur ing, Rev. W. Douglas tor, will speak on the Message of the Small, § this service there is to be ial m sic by the choir, including solos to be sung by Mrs. ‘Alton Frost, Franc Allston and others, In the Sunday school the session the is based. the w h Sunday morn- Swaffield, Thanksg Voice pas- one | with James and Herbert | measu: will take the form of a Thanksgiving rally day. An interesting programme | has’ been arranged and souvenirs are to be given all the members of the star classes of the day. FIREMEN AT PUTNAM. Local Chief, Engine, Hose Wagon and Fire Fighters Did a Big Night's Work, The General Putnam steamer and its crew and the Minnetexit hose com- pany wagon and the crew made up of members of the different companies of the department that were at the big fire in Putnam, returned here on a special train arriving at about 8 o'clock Friday morning. Apparatus ~ and men had been through ard, hot siege, but they stood the wear and tear of the night's work in fine form, the men looking upon the long, tiresome experience as not to be missed on any account— all hardships discounted. was_about 1115 Thursday that word was recetved here by Chief A. P. Woodward that assistance was wanted in the nearby city. With his us promptitude, the chief hurried together an emergency crew of about wty, ordered out the steamer and wagon, gave them a line on the ngements for getting them to Put- the special train and then, Barnett, and \. L. Reed in the Barnett automobile 1 with 400 feet of hose aboard, whizzed the scene of the confla- glow from which could on the sky from this place. £ had made all arrangemen t the site of the fire at 1135, It was some problem that the local men faced when they tried to run eamer on to the form at the local could easily be run but they did the her d ready ,as was vagon, when the special ar- train making the round trip, ncluding load: in 45 minutes. On accoun the confusion in the Putnam yards, plans for the quick the steamer, these made f Woodward and railroad men, awry, but the s was put ion at the corner of School streets at about 145, and It would have tickled admirers to have m its deep throated machine got down icing fine pressu were washing the General Putnam, workin was kept on the job rve tank on Oak down, ion up in and It night 1l arr am on seen heav shipping pla: , 8o that nloading of b hen the ness, pr ms that The ticaily wh re: n the big ning 0, but put firemen, crew, foun: from the ity to_ do ¢ . Their Putnam »ll' :\l|\~n', the members of h gerved them from headquarters hot coffee, sandwiches, etc., very ‘much etc., everyone siness to attend to. PUINAM Townspeople in Dismay and Sorrow as Result of Thursday Night's Fire thou ha h ving not —Some Splendid Examples of Hero- |tion with their los: ism and Charity—Work of Fire De- partment Praised—No Trace of Fire. bug—Relief Fund Talked Of. of mind bordering on dis- of this surveyed from the greatest fire in its Friday and wondered whether spared further such driven into a tion and panic by pe doings of such a maniac responsible for the series fires, the last of which people ity ture must in as he a All long onflagration da rumors of arrests of responsible for the flashed about the c irrent were these that they iccepted as the truth, but they 1l without foundation. The will- ness to accept the reports of ar- sts and of confessions of isoners, icated, however, the K strung under which the city is living e extreme anxiety felt for the rension of a suilty party. No Clues of any Account. ice received innumerable sug- as to how the firebug should ed out, but no one of the s offered gave any useful as- ance to the men who would al- > their right arms to land the coward that is responsible the worst criminal acts ever here. 10; me to be in ppr The g DC most gi ngir one of commi Capt. John Murra sers of the local an tate police irtments chased down s that might lead to some trail of their efforts were without This inability of anyone to a line on the firebug has led to suggestions as to methods of safeguarding many valuable properties ity, but no definite plan of action had been formulated up to Fri- day night. There were many sep- rate movements, nevertheless, for the uarding of special properties. Violence Threatened. Sentiment runs so high against the firebug that his chanees for escaping a lynching would be mighty slim, pro- viding he fell into the hands of cer- tain elements here. “I would as soom 1 other Cough, Measles Cough Dr. Bull's Cough Safg, Sare, Syrup will save pose .\,,mm, “ sibleseriousillness, b < onuiag ongh, vith splendid resule 3 i Bloton. 235, Ronsas G Ko, FREE SAMPLE &C-Mayerd e 0F SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY Cosmo Safety Razors With every razor we will give ab- solutely free one thirty-five cent Shav- ing Brush and one fifteen-cent cake of Colgates Shaving Soap. J sena THINK — | THINK HARDWARE JORDAN’S This is a case where you actually get something for nothing. Be sure and | get one. This was near General View of the Ruins of Putnam fire from the railroad yard looking east, showing Joslin railroad trestle and stacks of the Wheaton Building and Lumber company. the center of the conflagration. |ana | building. 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HOOD CO., Lowell, valuable physicians Scrofula, Eczema Skin Diseases Blood Poisons Mase shoot him .as a dog!” s a remark fre- |and condit 1d ha quently heard. visiting The site of the fire was visited by | work th hundreds Friday from surrounding |the brunt towns and by a majority of the pop- |cal mer ulation of the city. Those who came the eity, of co to look gazed upon an area of black- |of efficiency b ened and smoking rulns, reddened here | It was learned and there by yet unquenched darts of |[nam nest of Ow nd flames, but almost everything de- |Sons of Veterans structible had been reduced to ashes. |the fire, Dr, P Firemen, wearied almost to the point [ers of the order of exhaustion from many hours of (out the hall, whic unremitting duty, played streams over | jointly occupied, dangerous areas in the ruins, which |the orders. A had almost cooled by night. Specta- |R., and tors saw owners, underwriters, firemen | howe others who had _business there [loss carefully Inspecting the devastation, |tion belonging but there was little left to hold the | Loss Widely Distributed. attention of the mere curlosity seeker. | =0 ! be tbiil Pk Trouble and Cenfusion. la t the loas on Linemen for the telephone, telegraph | the will be and electric lighting companies were nsurance eom scattered through the fire district of it falling hustling to_get their wires back in | s mutuals cer- working order. The Western Union of Whea- men had set poles and were restring- ver company. ing wires on a line that went down on | lest of the the rallroad terrace, while the tele- Wheaton plant phone company’s employes were busy ars’ worth of splicing a 50-pair and a 25-pair cable | were about to that was melted apart at a point near that the firm the junction of School and Front onsocxet, Mans streéts. The breaking of these cables ticut Ep cut out all lines into the Grosvenor- ng erected dales and other parts of the town of |[the Wheaton and In Thompson, but they were restored as |places. It iday that quickly as possible. The electric light | equipment f w central office people were early at work and com- the te company was de- pleted their circuits in good time. |stroyed at the aton plant, but this Distressing Features. 1550t ST Members of families that were burn- Sprinklers Not at Fault. ed out put in most of Friday arrang-| There talk Friday about ing new places of abode to be fitted |the sp he Wheaton plant with such properties as they were able | falling causing an extensive to save from their homes. There are |disaster, but this thedky s without some distressing features in connec- | The fire started outside which in some iipped with the sprink cases are mot protected by one cent’s | this bullding was worth of insurance, though in other |enveloped it would not be cases the losses will be partly met |within the bounds of reason to ex- by insurance money. pect any sprinkler ystem ever com- Joseph Burke's Loss. v iy g g Many talked during the day of the |neyges early at the scene, spread with absolute loss L\:}l’[’;;m\ oby " Josenh |a rapiaity ‘that was eppaliing urke, who occ a cottage % in the rear of the Wheaton company's Talk of Relief Fund. Mr, Burke, at the first sight Late Friday afternoon a first thought of the fire, Tushed out to rescue his |Was given to organizing for the crea- automobile from a statlon under the |ton of a relief fund for the fire suf- Wheaton building. He succeeded in |ferers. There seems to be mo doubt doing this, but by the time he got [at all that such a course should be back to his house it was all aflame, |pursued, for there fs suffering and and it was only with the greatest dif- [ Wwant o forefront for some who ficulty that the members of his house- womes in the fire. Thows hold were gotten out, Mr. Burke the fund ve not yet caping with only Barely sufficient defin plan as how te clothes to cover him. the idea seems to be to Dr. Perry's Valuable Aid, e e St Dr. Edward F. Perry, who early Wil e, Sasrartel and quickly had sensed the extent to of the local press which the conflagration might spread, rendered great service in organizing and captaining a relief party that achieveq fine results in rescue work Dr. Perry and his fellow workers were of ‘great help to the families of Philip Drucker and Nathan Pearl, who cupied one of the Wheaton buildin as a dwelling, Through the systemat- ic efforts of the physiclan and his helpers much of the furniture of these familles was gotten out and the mem- bers steadied from a state of near- panic. Neither of the families was protected by insurance. True Samaritans. Stories without end, all of them in- teresting, were told Friday of little | incidents of the fire, but no one thing now stands out more prominently than the chivairous hospitality extended to the affiicted ang to those_that needed assistance of any kind. Putnam peo- ple did themselves proud. An in- stance- i that of Lemuel Weeks, who announced that his horses and car- riages were all at the service of any deservedly needing them and no one was to pay one penny for the privi- lege. Splendid Work of Department. Many were the compliments pald to the officers and members of the fire department Friday. When those who could fully realize, stopped and con- sidered the mighty handicap und which the department worked in fac- | ing a fire of such proportions and of | such a nature they became unstinted | but the crowd cheered in their praise. No building within | han held the zone of the big fire stood any hope | he shouted, “this Bucklen of being saved from the very start, | Arnica Salve I hold has everything but no building outside that zone went | beaten for burns.” Right! alse for to destruction, due to the bulldog-like | bails, ulcers, sores, pimples, eczemsy fight that the department men made | cuts, spraine, brulses, Surest pile to stay the progress of the flames. |curs. It subdues inflammation, kille They did great work—as much as any | pain. Only 25 cents at Lee & Osgood department with similar equipment | Co. TWELVE DIFFERENT PIEGES We have had another talk with our Caramel man who has agreed to put in some extra pleces into our PURE FOOD: CARAMELS. They are better if possible than ever. They are very fresh and satisfying. . We have them all done up for you so it will only take you & minute to get. your box of Sunday Caramels. 29 CENTS A BOX The Lee & Osgood Co. ve The uted a share of wciated, but the rih end of ment t the Put- the camp of ery little in other work ally cleaning rianizations property of G. A ry and pract their lodge r is apparen among Ived, Tumb n the | holds a | fleld, w W nne by other much mpan was some to work, mo! it ind and sough Loss to Railroad Company. The rai will be oblig« ed to fa )83 on_accouns {of damag freight that was damaged 1 d in drenching {the bi 1 further loss lon the c wused by injur- fes require the re« | practng « the | Rail out lignme great epting others the ald vad ompa to trac be & hing, ex- duced to he val hinery from wood working plant 18 redemption, #o after arred materials the Wheaton ruined beyond carting awa e ch there will thing Jeft but jumk. Insurance men will be busy during the next week adjusting the losses thag have been incurre Photographs of the Fire, Photographers got many views of = the ruins Friday, two of the best, made especially for The Bulletin, appearing (Continued on Page Six.) ONLY ONE “BROMO QUININE® AXATIVE BROMO QUININE. the signature E ires i Cold n Two Day one’ Day Only a Fire Hero s, with burned up a small round bex.