Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 5, 1913, Page 15

“TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY, {New London (NORWICH) Line —T0— NEW YORK STEAMERS City of Lowell ~ and Chester W. Chapin Choose this route next time you go to New York. You'll have a delightrul voyage on Long Island Sound and a lli Hfl! i " Wm M) nm, I WW J m@ |‘ n‘ I l; | Hl\ ‘ ] [Wm g ey T il M !m 1 \ W ll!b Grand Officers Visit Thames Lodge, N. E. O. P.—Norwich . Lodge of Eiks lnltutq Class of Nine—Wauregan Lodge, K. of P., Elects Officets. | M | RS il | ; ments of caké and ice cream were served and a general social time was ELKS. Norwich lodge, No, 430, held a busy v and le meeting Thursday ev- | enjoved: superb view of the wonderful skyiine ening at the Elks’ home on Main street e ; ' ki and waterfront of Manhattan Island with Exalted Ruler John Carney, in OowLs. RE i macgifiur ‘)ien»egl New‘lbol?don at 11 y The chate “Hegias buainess wac dls: | At tho regular meeting of Norwich E s a coupon scheme worth R L I B e Posed of‘and nine fiew members were | Nest, No. 1396, held Tuesiay evening hil h 1 S e oS nexc oo Owls’ 4il one application for mem- and staterooms £ro; ticket bership was recelved. There will W e——get the valuable erv-us \agent rallroad station. ¥ i probabl werk in initiation at the Meals a la Carte c.¢ sf’ Coupons with every food product you NORWICH The enterinment committee has e N P T " " buy—save them and you’ll be surprised how NEW YORK l°80 sidering planus for the entertainment features of the day. wNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Waurezan lodge, No. 6, has elected the following ofnicers to serve for six | months: C. C., Howard Kno 2. Sander Mikolasi: prelate, ter of work, k of re: : master of fin- smaster of ex- Smith; inner guard, i outside guard, ; trustee 18 months, qulckly they will accumulate—you can get many beautiful things for yourself and your home with them. New England Steamship Co. New York CHELSEA LINE Fare $1 mum and passengec serwios From Norvh:h Tuesdays, Thurs- llfil. Sun lyl at 5.5 %l ver, foot Roo.o .lt Bt Wednesdays, ¥ fllr;:y.'-r d"‘ Froight recetved watil § - o F. V. KNOUSK, Agen Guile | next Plans perfec e grand state | fleld day « Order of ‘hazlnx to be t Bridgeport on P. B. R. THOMAS R. CRANEY, |July provide a program that is Delegate to Rochester Convention. | Arousing mus Uin all the aeries i in the st robubilities that ated in fine form. The committee | there wi ng in charge the clambake to be | of membors he Drawbridge 31 in the h July re- progress in their plans. The ;r:lnns i U r‘vvh rl‘);xcn n is the name of a particu]afly ity of various foods put up in attrachvc orange t g o c- ake t 1 iome have € r- poteh. Bersamin - ovgea indications now and purple packages, and sold by all grocers at popular prices. Serv-us is the name le attendance of oh for the entire line. Serv-us Foods are unequalled. When once used, you ol B e haa i Rl ey will order Serv-us ever after—on or in each package of Serv-us Brand goods is a val- secured bookings for the special tr: prming a leading uable Serv-us Coupon 0 Roelesier conveniion. There & eque and al nlluu(x: of twolve from tl Lerdome, just outside o Sunday moc wimber of costly and t f Bt eation number in line, e ol yau:;*u;;,gzu;:r,: without reducing the quality of what you eat nce, the aerle ppearing float in line, Serv-us means everything in foods— Flour Spices Baked Beans S Henin ina ihe ses : St () Coffee * Pickles Soups Chocolate busy ope. There were & numb s have been re- = Tea Rolled Oats Catsup Macaroni L 2 ut of hletle sports — i g.m?' Wi e e and a hundred other kinds of pure foqd.l. Serv-us Brand Foods are all packed of New 8 Bumlic is v nvld in sanitary packages and in accordance with the U. S. Pure Food Laws. > ; rering as its at- Bedazd of Danfeison, . v BEen o themans .The Valuable Serv.us Coupons are on eachtand f:z;‘r,efi::;k;ge. er deputy of Norwic rdge and J __L Commence at once C. Whi deputy o! (¥ ~s both of "\‘ew"l.m'mnn H:l‘x:?lodgu in ROYAL ARCANUM and get most anything your heart desires for yourself or your home< Your, b = byl a summary of —>m- grocer has Serv-us Brand products or can get them from field day were discusscd. The jo 3 Th Gall Co lvvllmleu}e ll.)llstsbutors committ is > t itk fect plans for the event. - There were 1§ resting remarks by ) 4 d4 Warden Coxe support of a means of of the the visitors ar ter spoke in e the local fleld day srousing interest order. At the close of the meting refresh- a. tde: Balance last re- i the Balance last re received d the transferred from 100,000.00; total benefits paid hand, $513,244 rom organization OCEAN VIEW HOTEL OCIK ISLAND, R. IGO0 ChAN, Extensive plazzas. Unsurpassed for 1ts fine Bathing, Boating, Fishing o Opens July 2d. Accommodates 409 ests. Rooms with and without bath. r Booklets address NICHOLAS BALL HOTEL COMPANY. The World’s Remedy You make no risky experiment when you use occasionally— (g amount out- s superior to genuine marble, more substantial and METAL PRODUCTION is bought in a quantity. Sheeting and |thoroughly and made a few rules | product whenever thereé is need—the ficates u table linen, underwear and hosiery | which we have abided by faithfully, | being stronger, mor 2 GHEL EA l"" most universally popular home i e IN THE EASTERN STATES. | ) “often be obtained much cheaper |One was that when we went to one fo (}'Liufi.vUf{an‘?‘?fi%gag‘?— S se last repc G by buying the larger amount. We own | another’s home for the necessary ex- | t ally , boring, 3 remedy known,—Beecham’s o ed ice last report,| Tetal Output of Gold, Silver, Copper, | DY.O0VRE the IREer, AT000 v thow. | chenses never to Stop and talk. mever |in installation work the danger of in- | HAMPTON HILL, HAMPYON, CT Pills, which have stood the : total, $34,621.06: paid during| =°ad and Zinc Shows Increase in|e;’ang garden hose. A college boy |to gossip, to keep everything on such |Jury is r S man]@n re;ll mar- | (Ideal location, own garden products— test of time with absolite suc. he month, $35,286.00; balance on hand Value of Over a Million and a Half | who is working his way comes every |strict business basis that our friend- | ble, while it costs only one-third as|pgoklets). Auto parties accommodated. | $59,335.08 for 1912, Saturd: and beats rugs and cleans | ship would be enduring, to respect in- | much. This artificial marble is made | Dinners 76c. Convenient to Norwich, cess and their world-wide fame b S0 = windows. Each bakes bread once a |dividual rules regarding children, to |partly by hand, partly by machine. | panielson, New London, Willimantic. rests securely on proved merit. FORESTERS OF AMERICA . The total value of the mine output gvee;( gnd dma?{esv soup. so WeTk;;i‘:ji g:l‘l;\%(I;mflr:‘;)v\llx;‘ls(;“nm fl;lulébs and to | ;1"51:-“;:;‘;jnc‘{;‘{hlml_“_*‘}’ ‘“”m“i, df\’?fiafi’y Phone 385-22, Willl. Div., ¥, H. Starkey v . held its regular | of gold, silver, copper. lead and ‘zinc | ;TSR Pred flfg‘;; ek LR Hiis & in operation in Vienna, Berlin, Mann- i evening in Forest- in the eastern or Appalachian states | month, each having her for two days | Invention of Artificial Marble. heim and Hamburg. RIGHTMAN’S POND Lot an guting at | in llJu‘ m‘gnmb.::gl to ulu \11‘( askey ,gm nrmthle week, ufia &thetr_s camg ’g;f Considerable Interest is taken in | . i r(;“ S R G B . of the United States geological survey, | her children, so all the time m: . iti ehers ou really lik e, do you, pr B oy rans- | was $13,470,276 againat 311,787,042 1 | given to the work. Kach pays $3 a 122,;?“;3{,’5;‘,(:”0? (::“yz::(‘:sts 1}:;“:;3_ | Dobb sked Petlow. “You bet I Clam Bake and Sea Grill 5 e the in-| )91 and $10,127,304 in 1910. The fig- | year, so we may have plenty of mag- ducing a substitute for all classes of |40, sald Dobson. “What do you do Taige e 11 terbian) llation of offic will take piace. asked Petlow, aid Dobson.— | with yourseif nights “Oh, 1 come to town, We find we have saved time, ures for 1912 represent the production | azines. = il of 83 mines, of which 50 were gold | strength and money in this w: marble, including the most highly prized Itallan, Egyptian and Salzburg Address JOHN W. BERRY, Managef PILLS reiieve the numercus ailments | ODD FELLOWS. | evening’s meeting of | he following | d by District Dep- officers were caused by defective action of |3\, i P the stomach, liver, kidneys |ry Lyther Louls Y k. ™~ g | Treasurer Chandler. '_"d bowels. C oo the The third mgree was worked on one system, they purify the blood |candiaate by Uncas lodge Monday and tome body, brain and |even 1, At next week's meeting the - (pAA . | new officers will be installed gir\u. B:cecVL- n’s P’ffflviffi [, Bood number from Canion Oneco Wics 1 v are y! |are’ pi part In the big o1y nd August first. s_.fc' and reliable, ‘.Y:d yn _canton has invited the may depend upon it they |cantons .of New York state end Con. | necticut to be present for the . three days outing Friday, Saturday and Sun- day, August firet to third. The oc- casion promises to be an enjoyable one and all parts of the two states will be represented at the gathering. Will Benefit You woman —hocld every box. Trap's for Mosquitoes. ingenious night trap for m. | quitoes s described in Chambe: | Jour: which asserts that it has proved highly successful under exact- An Recourse has been made to the lum- | inous paint which was invented;some | years ago by Dr. W. H. Balmain, and wproved very considerably by W. C. | Horne, who has been e gaged in its manufacture The sa- "'Pnl featu t paint 1s | that no phosphorus The mos- quito trap is a short, ss cylinder about six inch in length and one inch |in diameter, the interlor surface of which is coated with the Balmain com- poung and the ends sealed. The out- er surface of the is then coated | with an adhesive substance similar to that spread on fly papers, and the tube is pended by means of a string to DEPOSITORS 2 gome convent .. * Exposure to The Uncas National Bank | | Gaviient causes the Halmain pain; to | collect and store natural light, which offers - every accommoda- | |is thrown off in the dark. The paint A h % steady glow att the insects very tion, consistent with safety || efrectively, and as no heat is emitied d . = | the mosquitoe ttle upon the glass and conservative banking ]| and are trappeq by the adhesive. The | trap may be left in position for days, | or it may be removed every mor: for cleaning, when it is only nec to take a small plece of wood match will do—and scrape off the applying a fresh dressing of the | adhesive from the tube in which it is carried. ing methods. Your investiga- tion and business is solic- ited. DIRECTORS W. 8. ALLIS D. A J. DAWLEY W. H. ALLEN C. H. FRISBIE G. E. PRENTICE C. M. WILLIAMS WILLIS AUSTIN R. C. PLAUT President..... WALLACE S. ALLIS hier......DWIGHT H. HOUGH t. Cashier. HENRY L. FRISBIE .DWIGHT L. UNDERWOOD LATHROP Hoods Sarsaparilla Acts directly and peculiarly on the blood; purifies, enriches and revitalizes it, and in this way builds up the whole sys- placer mines, many of them small. The total gold output from all mines as 10,763.24 fine ounces, valued at $222,496, an increase over the produc- ton of 1911 of 8,053.72 ounces in quantity and of $63,136 in value. The silver output, recovered entirely as a by-product in refining the gold, cop- per and lead produced, was 96,623 fin ounces, valued at $59,361, a decrease of 11. 1 quantity but an in- crease of $2,065 in value. _Of the gold in 1912 the placers yielded ounces, against 1,447.28 ounces in 1911, and lhe quartz of deep mines produced 9,302.99 ounces, against 5,699.64 ounces in 1911. The copper mines produced 562.60 ounces in 1911 and 443.50 ounces in 1912, and the lead mines produced 241.92 ounces in 1912. Of the 50 producing gold placers in 1912, there were 23 in Georsgia, 22 in North Carolina and 5 In South Caro- ltha. There were 33,813 short tons of siliceous ores sold or treated from Ap- palachian gold mines in 1912, of which 14,258 tons were mined in North Caro- line, and 12,358 tons in South Carolina, chiefly from the well known Tola and Haile mines, which are the two largest gold mines east of the Black Hills. The average recovery of gold (including nominal recovery of silver) per ton of siliceous ores treated in the eastern states in 1912 was $5.73. The average for North Carolina was $10.62 and for South Carolina the remarkably low figure of $1.34. The copper production in 1912 was 19,265,945 pounds, valued at $3,178,882 & decrease of 339,441 pounds in quan- tity but an increase of $728,208 in val- ue. Of the towal output 18,483,173 pounds came from the Ducktown dis- trict of eastern Tennessee, from 603,229 short tons of pyritic copper ore treated. The remainder was chiefly from Penn- sylvania, where, at the Cornwall iron mines, magnetic separation of large tonnages of magnetite ores results in the recovery of copper-bearing pyrite, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina also contributed to the copper output. The production of lead was 561,026 pounds, valued at $25,246, a decrease of 273,716 pounds in quantity and of $12,- 317 in value. The greater part of the production was derived from the lead- zine mines of Wythe county, Va. as usual, but an output of 92,000 pounds was also reported from North Carolina. | The zinc output, figured as spelter, was 144,699,863 polnds, valued at $9,- $84,291, & decrease of 14,661,695 poun in guantity but an Increase of $901,25 in value. Of the total production, 139, 510,008 pounds, valued at $9,826, came from the zinc mines at Franklin | Furnace, J, and over 4,000,000 pounds me from eastern Tennesaee. Nearly 500,000 pounds was produced fn Virglnia, and smaller quantities in North Carolina and New York. Economy Through Ce-operation. Three families of us live within a block, and business and social life bind us together. Our husbands receive about the same income. We each have little children and are trying te pay for homes. For the last two years we have tried buying In large quanti- tem. Take it. Get it today. In_usual liquld form or in chocolate ' *ahistz called Sarsatabs. ties and then dividing. We have a j fore going into it we talked it over [ marbles. The claim is made that this ‘Westerly, R. L Telephone Watch Hill 6-21 Harper’s Weekley. pair of scales and measures, and every. thing is on a strict business plan, Coal the Praises of The Standard Oil for All Motors Less carbon deposit— Most miles from a gallon of fuel. less friction. In half-barrels and barrels—gallon and five-gallon cans. . Use Standard Oil Company’s Gasoline STANDARD OIL COMPANY of New York Tel. Conneotion. Opens June 15th THE HARTFORD HOUSE M. F. BROWN, Muanager OCEAN BEACH, NEW LONDON, CT, Terms upon application. Reduced rates for June and September FIREWORKS Firecrackers, Roman Candles, Rockets, Topedoes, Mines, Balloons, Pistols, Caps, Cartridges, Harmiess Fireworks, Novelties, Flags, Lunoh Baskets, Lan- terns, Parasols and Favors for the 4th. MRS. EDWIN FAY Franklin Square Singing BUSINESS MEN Whether the business with ™ which you are assoclated carries its account here or elsewhere. The Uncas National Bank invites your personal account {1] sssuring you of appreciative at- tention from employes ~and officers, g CORNS All trouble of the feet. ELECTRIC LIGHT TREATMENT All troubles of the nerve airey- lation or rheumatism. JAMES DAWSON, Tel 524, Room 26 Central Bafiding Lady Attenda™~