Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 25, 1913, Page 8

) DECLINED TO STAY IN HOSPITAL Michael Capelino With Dighthesta' Developing Had ' to ke Rounded Up on Streets by Police—Held at Home of Dr. Lewis Till Ambulance Arrived. . Michael Capeloni, who lives at No. i1 Division street, was a sought-for Jan on- Friday afternoon, after he had refused to stay at the Backus hospital, although he had a case of diphtheria developing, and_he was found in the cvening about 7_o'clock by Sergeant Joim H. Kane and Policeman Myron O. Morgan at the corner of Franklin and Willow street, taken in charge, and to the police station, and from there to the office of Dr. N. B. Lewis, the health officer, who had asked the police to look for him. The doctor had the automobile am- bulance summoned and Capeloni was taken in it to the Eackus hospital, where he is now a patient. The man's wife is In the hospital for | treatment. but not for diphtheria, and on Friday afternoon about 4 o'clock he went there to see her. While there he complained of a sore throat and when Dr. man- had made an investiga- tion he found that Capeloni had diph- | theria. The man was urged to stay at the hoepital, but would not agree to do | #o. Dr. Lewis was informed of the cir- cumstances and advised that the man be induced to go homie so that_the | doctor could get him there and have taken back to the hospital. to go home, but, when the doctor called for him he| found that Capeloni had not stayed at home. Search was then made for him in Chestnut street, where the Capeloni children ‘are staying while their mother | 1s In the hospital, but he was not found there. Then the police were no tified to bring him in if found. has ascertained that the | man probably got the infection from a | b-kery at 11 Thames street, from which a woman was removed earlier | in the week with a severe case of the | e ———————— BREAKS A COLD IN A FEW HOURS—PAPE'S First dose of Pape’s Cold Compound | relieves all the grjppe misery— Contains no quinine. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” taken every two hours until three doses are taken wiil end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in the | head, chest, body ‘or limbs. trils and air passages; stops nasty 1t prompily opens clogged-up nos- *.}m‘_om‘_m“i"g e disease. She had stayed at work with her throat tied up. even though hardly able to drag around. One of Lewis, who had her taken to the hos- pital, and cleansed and fumigated the bakery. Capeloni had been - buying bread thers B CAMPFIRE SEASON OPENED BY G. A. R. Sedgwick Post Had Large Attendance —Eloquent Address by Rev. G. H. Strouse. The rain had no apparent influence on the attendance at the first cami fire of the season held by, Sedgwick post, No. 1, G. A. R, in the Bucking- ham Memorial A Frid: evening with members of the various _auxiliaries present as guests. The hall was filled to its capac and a number were in the double doorway leading into the corridor. An ellent supper was served b the ladies of Sedgwick Woman's Relief corps, No. 16, and was much enjoyed. The executive commit- tee, Mrs. Dorothea W. Balcom chair man, was in eharge, other members of the corps assisting. Gommander Orin M, Price. presided during the programme which followed the supper. Prayer ,was offered by Chaplain Wheeler. Music was rende; ed by Bullard’s orchestra during the | upper and selections were also Inter persed with the other numbers on the | | programme. Comrade G ders was called upon for rem read an entertaining poem which was vigorously applauded. Commander Price presented Rev. H. Strouse, pastor of the First church, as the speaker of the The note which I wish to strike this evening, said the speaker, is | heroism. 1 am well aware of the soul- stirring scenes which still live in the s of you veterans and of the mem- ories of the comrades who sleep under the sod. It wa sa stupendous price which vou helped most effectively to pay, though you were spared to return ; a tremendous price to give the black his liberty nd freedom, and if the need arises I trust that the me heroic blood that led you and vour comrades to face death will r in the veins of the young Americans of g them to rise to the nd hero in every : men and women who toil others; the father do without in evening. nd the mother who P heotie: n;fi?m‘;:snm?egver{:yl,f;flf | order that the sons and daughters may Sore throat Cancesing. soromees anq | have college education. Though we do L P ¢ | e their names and photographs in “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the | . e R G quickest, surest relief known and | JieT®: e costs only 25 cente at drug store: It acts without assistance, tastes nic and causes no inconvenience. Don’t | accept a substitute. OLD DR, HARRIS’ s REMEDY FOR PILES) i8 now manufactured and sold by N. D. Sevin & Son, 118 | Main Street, or can be procured direct from the owner of the original pre-/ scription, MRS. MARY A. HARRIS, | R. F. D. 6, Norwich, Conn. Price One! Dollar. | monarchs. v in the | the Northumberland coast | rifir storm brought more honor England than the whole lives of many Honors and riches were heaped upon her, but the thing which made her the most happy was the sweet conscious: he had saved her fellow belngs is a beautiful heroes and in our own in her career | e keeper; Florence Night- known as the angel of mercy, home and her friends to min- sea on ingale, left h Our entire selection of high-grade suits has - now been reduced from 25% to 30%, which is a great opportunity for e woman or miss who until the present time, for one reason or another, has neglected the purchase of her new Fall Suit. Prices Are Now $12 a0 $54 a0 Former prices $17.50 to $47.50 1. oats! Goats! whole rack of ‘warnm Our Special. Cold weather is fast approaching and during these cold evenings a warm coat is a real necessity. Chinchillas, Boucles, Zibelines, Matelasse and other ma- terials equally as warm and practical. the equal of the average coat sold from $20.00 to $25.00 $12.75 WASH WAISTS at 95¢ and up oSample fhap Fall Suits. Reduced We have a coats of materials such as These coats are WAUREGAN BLOCK in a ter-| to | 4 | | { | | | | stand by | river bed with | ery is being used for the investigation, | bridge 1s Your Physician Says: That the soft, gray matter of your brajn and nerve ceptres is made largely of phosphates, al- bumin and water; muscles are built from protein. Malt Break- fast Food supplies the organic vitality your brain, nerves, mus- cles and flesh demand for over- coming everyday wear and tear. Begin the day right for half a cent a dish. Hamilton Coupons in Every Package At your grocers. . Melted Cereals Co., Burlington, Vt. to the wounded on the battlefield David Livingstone gave his time, his | strength and finally his life for Africa. | | We cannot but admire and love those | who went to the front in this country | 50 years ago, to serve the land they | lovéd. Whenever the crisis comes fthere is always a man or a woman with the blood of heroes in his or her veins, | xea}::lv to jump into the thick of the fight. 1 think sometimes that the greatest heroism is found in the moral world. Many a man who would unflinchingly | face the cannon’s mouth has not the | moral courage to say when tempta- tion presents itself, or the moral cour- age to say Yes when he meets some | great problem of right; the courage to\ his convictions. The time | will never come when heroes are not needed and never wehe they needed more greatly than at prsent in the moral world. We are facing great problems and are fighting for great principles. There are men and women who would readily give their life’s blood to see the truth come to pass on this earth and that's what makes the world beautiful. We are in a great Dbattle until the end, and I trust that we will die facing the foe, that when the roll is called up yonder we will all be thers to answer with the con- sciousness that in the battle of life we have been heroes or heroines. SEARCHING RIVER BOTTOM FOR PIER LOCATIONS Samples Taken from Many Points Where Bridge Piers May Go. The bottom of the Thames river ia | being glven what is probably the most thorough examination it has had since | the creation by the T. A. Scott Co.s apparatus, which includes two barges and three special drilling machines, to which the fourth will be added short- ly. The work is being done for the New Haven road as a_preliminary to the erection of the big steel bridge which will take the place of the pres- ent structure which was accepted by the state for use as a highway bridge, at the last sesslon of the general as- mbly, The purpose of the work now be- ing done by the Scott Co. s of course to determine the character of the reference to locating the piers of the mammoth bridge which will span the stream. Special machin- by means of which the nature of the bottom can be accurately ascertained: Naturally the most desirable mate- rial for the foundation of the heavy a rock bottom. This has been found in some places at a depth of considerably over 1560 feet. In other places a gravelly stratum is found at this depth. The machine used in mak- ing the soundings is known as a shot core. Inside an eight inch pipe is a core which revolves and with the as- ance of steel shot grinds up the substance with which it comes in con- tact. In this way tubular sections of rock eral feet in length are lifted to the surface of the river and kept for later re ence. It is sts LLed that the researches have already determined that the bottom suitable for the erection of the pler: PARK CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE Had Festive Evening With Hallowe'en Motif in Programme. | he voung people of Park Congrega- tional church had an_enjoyable even- ing on Friday at the Osgood Memorial, rhis was the first of a series of young people’s socials planned for the coming winter. The approaching Hallowe'en | | season gave the keynote to the even- | mme and the parlors were decorated with the appro- | - cornstalk: tumn leaves, lighted jack o' lanterns | ud draperies covered with black cat | Red apples were a part of the Hallow | committee. | p1a | tainment were M { of Poquonoc, is m | | school, | | | In SULPHOLAC a highly' prized germicide is combined with sulphur | to produce the perfect skin remedy. | | A soft, smooth cream, readily taken | {up by the skin, SULPHOLAC pen- | etrates below - the surface. it re the seat of the trouble and | eradicates it. e’en refreshments served by the soclal | A fortune teller in a bow- er of rustic beauty told fortunes by the light of the pumpkin moonshines and a_number of guessing games were ed. Those having charge of the enter- | Allen Latham, Mrs. | Oliver L. Johnson, Miss Katherine Is- | bister, Miss Sarab Loring, Miss Eliza- | Deth Pullen and Miss Henrietta Brown- They were assisted by the mem- | of the social committee and by al teachers from the Sunday Freight Conductor May Bé ‘Drowned. Frank T. Durr, a freight conductor who worked at Midway, d that ing and fear is expre: ! he has been knocked off & trestle and | drowned. His lantern has been found | | | floating in the water by his son. Owners of quince orchards have been | mcmng some exceptionally fine, smooth f Trolleys Lead To COLD WEATHER MAKES SHIVERERS OF US ALL But what's the use of shivering? Now’s the time to get the heayy garments--we've got them all ready for you. Our Garment Section . TAILORED SUITS FOR MISSES AND JUNICRS Special $17.50° High-class tailoring, style and finish are embodied in each one of these pretty garments. There's. a good variety of the new cut-away models in this lot, made up in mannish serges peb- ble cheviots, Eponge and novelty mixtures. The values run as high as $2250. $17.50 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ CLOTH SUITS Special $19.50 Rich saving opportunities will be found in this exceptional lot of Suits for Women and Misses. cheviots, Epbnge and granite cloth, displaying newest styles—cut-away coats and skirts both plain —values up to $25.00. $19.50 SOME PRETTY DRESSES AT ATTRACTIVE PRICE Some very dainty Dresses in a good variety of ma- terials—Dresses of stylish cut, cellent workmanship. poplins, Eponge and fanoy checks. good We show them in Handsome Suits of diagonals, lines and ex- serges, all the very and draped AN Special $10.98 Ten-Day Sale of Toilet Preparations A CUT-PRICE SALE OF STANDARD PREPARATIONS KNOWN TO ALL Have you secured all the supplies of this nature which you need? this is an opportunity you can’t afford to miss. Don’t delay— POWDERS Bradley’s Woodland Vialet.: 12%c Amolin Deodorant Reid & Hughes Cos Special Trailing Arbutus and Violet 100 Babcock’s Corylopsis . 12 Comfort Powder (small)...... 1dc Comfort Powder (large)..... 29 Mennen’s Borated Talcum and1 Mennen’s Violet e Williams' Talcum 12¢ Snan Derma . 12 Riveri’s Toilet Powder.. 19¢ Roger & Gallet Rice Powder.. 18c LaBlache Face Powder.. . 33 Satin Skin Powder A 19 CREAMS Sanitol Cold Cream..... > 16¢ Woodbury’s Facial Cream. 16c Pond’s Extract Cream. 19¢ DeMeridor's (small). . 170 DeMeridor's (large) ..... S 80 Pompeian Massage Cream (FoEni e s 31c Pompeian Massage Cream editim) =, s s s sk 8¢ Pompeian Massage Cream OREGE)- sol e St ik 62¢c Daggett & Ramsdeil’s (small) 19 Daggett & Ramsdell’s (medium) 29c Daggett & Ramsdell’s (large) 39¢ Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 29¢ Oxzyn Bzlm 19¢ Packer’s Charm DENTIFRICES Shefield’s Dentifrice Dr. Lyon's Powder > Sozodont Liquid Dentifrice. . Sanitol Tooth Paste, Powder or Liquid Dentifrice .......... 16¢ 17¢ DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT $2.00 Blankets for $1.48—Plaid Blankets with beautiful wool finish—hea weight and in good line of colorings. They should sell for $2.00 a pair. Saturday, Special ........ $1.48 The clean remedy for acne, | pimples blackheads, rash, ringworm, | shingles—even chronic eczema Is re- relieved. At druggists—50c¢ with directions. | For free sample, write Hudson &Co. Inc, 149 and 151 West 36th St. New Tork. DENTIFRICES Rubifoam . 17 Kolynos Tooth Paste ........ 18c Pebeco Tooth Paste .......... 3% Calox Tooth Powder . SOAPS Cosmo Buttermilk Soap........ 6c Munyon’s Witch Hazel Soap.. 7c Pear’s Unscented Soap.. . 10c Pear’s Scented Soap. . 4c Woodbury’s Facial Soap. 165¢ Packer’s Tar S0ap........... . 15c Colgate’s Turkish Bath Soap.. 5c Colgate’s Cashmere Boquet... 24c Roger & Gallet Soap 240 Romanza Toilet Soaps—3 cakes to a box—a box. 22¢ Williams’ Barber Box Suap 6 for 26c. Palmolive Soap . 70 ANTISEPTICS AND DEODORANTS Osborne’s Peroxide of Hydrogen— 70 4 ounce 8 ounce size. 16 ounce size. Pond’s Extract Reid & Hughea Hazel . Oakland Co.’s Dloxogsn—- Small size 14c Medium size . . 280 Lirge Size .4iv:aeitoesensans 59¢ Listerine— Small size 19¢ Medium size 39¢ Large size 69¢ Glyco-Thymoline 39¢ Florida Water 19¢ Egyptian Deodorizer ... Special Air Perfumer. . 10c LINEN DEPARTMENT I-Linen Glass C » quality. It i often " an get mich At for Saturday Speoial 10¢ =1 For Outdoors Special $895 STYLES — the loose fitting and the belted—which are counted among fashion’s smart- est. In fact the demand is excep- tionai and you should examine them promptly. In this lot we show some very two-tone pretty chinchillas boucles and other styiish coat- ing SPECIAL $8.95 i 7y ; DX T HAIR TONICS Danderine— Small size Medium size Large size . 8wedish Hair Powder 39¢ Lavox Shampoo .. 19¢ Canthrox ....... 38c BRUSHES Pure Bristle Tooth Brushes with plain or ventilated backs— Value 156 ceevrerennnn. 10¢ Value 17¢ ... 12¢ Value 25¢ . 17¢ Value 39c .. 25¢ 25c Keepclean Hair Brushes. .. 19 50c Keepclean Hair Brushes... 39¢ $1.00 Hair Brushes in assor‘(ed atylowy Coris oo o 79¢ 250 Hand Scrubs 19¢ 17¢ Dressing Combs . 12%c 25c Amber and Shell Combs.. 15¢ MISCELLANEOUS 26c Absorbent Cotton — good quality and strictly sanitary. 19¢ Emery Boards a dozen. 5c Absorbent Cotton in boxes — the very best quality— Small size 4c Medium siz 8¢ Large size £ 12%%c 100 Sea Sponges . 7c 250 Sea Sponges .. 18 Embossed Soap Box with cake of Soap, complete........... 15¢ 50c Bottle of Derma Viva 29¢ Derma Viva, the great beauti- fier. A liguid powder, pure In cflmrm\nmn and syre in its result, to use and very effective. Sale Price 29c¢ NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT Colored Maline Neck Ruffs— stylish and fully Saturday, $1.00 worth Special Very $1.50 50c Collar and Cuff Sets of em dered net and Saturday, Special . 25¢ muslin pique. Some Waists At 50c | COLORED WASH WAISTS New Line . We have just received this line of and plain pretty percale Chambray Waists, with either high neck or turnover collars. Just the thing for house wear. 50c - AT SPECIAL PRICES Saturday Specials RUG AND DRAPERY DEP'T. Axminster Rugs — All-wool Rugs in splendid Oriental de- signs and colors. Size 27 by 54 Inches. Regularly $2.00. Saturday, Special .. $1.69 Oil Cloth Squares for use un- der stoves. Just what you need at this minute. Sizes 1, 13 and 1% yards square. Saturday, Special 45¢c, 69¢c 89c each Cluny Lace Curtains for $1.69 White or Eeru Curtains of heavy cable net, full width and 2% yards long. Handsome Cluny edge of good width. Value $2.00. Saturday, Special.......... $1.69 Curtain Scrim—Colored Border —two widths 36 and 40 jnch, in very dainty patterns and colors. Values 19c and 26c a yard, Saturday, Special 12)/50 GLOVE DEPARTMENT The_“Heroine” Glove, sold only by The Boston Store—A good glove for little money. Two- clasp length, in tan, white or black. Saturday Special..... “Nappa Suede” Gloves—A two- clasp washable glove in tan, white, grey or black. A won- derful value. Saturday, Special .. 69¢c . 50c KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT Four quart Granite Saucepan— Saturday, Special... 100 Howard “Dustless Duster”— Saturday - Special....... 21¢ Clothes Pins— Saturday, Special...... 1c dozen Welcome Soap— Saturday, Special . 7 for 260 ART GOODS DEPARTMENT Ready-to-use Laundry Bags— embroidered in colors. Worth 50c and 39c. Saturday, Special........ 25c Stamped Bureau Scarfs in rtment of good 18 by’ 54 inches Saturday Special an designs. Underwear for Men All Kinds — All Styles — All Prices Light, Medium and Heavy Weight SEPARATE GARMENTS 50c to $250 each UNICN SUITS $1.00 to $3.00 a Suit We carry the Old Reliable Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear. We Sell Men’s Merino UNDERWEAR £]00 ‘80c 50% "E.&ch:af Value and Blouses At $4.75 SILK AND CHIFFON BLOUSES These have .sold all the season for $6.50—there are only a few left and we're going to sell them Black cheap. and colors will be found in the lot, made and trimmed in many ways. $4.75