Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 28, 1913, Page 6

Town Council Will Act This Nine More Than Can be Granted—Licenses by Law— One Westerly Native Thinks He Has a Chance—Lewis A. Champlin, Former Police Chief at Narragansett Pier, Dies at His Home at Wakefield. B The list of those who will be priv- fleged to sell intoxicating liquors in the town of Westerly for the onsuing year will be determined at a meeting of the town council this afternoon. There are nine more applications for license thaf can be granted under the Jaw and, if the usual custom prevails by granting renewals to those aiready holding license, there will be but one available, and that has a string at- tached. 'All the present license nold- ers have made application for renewal except Pasquale Salimeno and he has been out of the business for several months although Joseph B. Grills has been doing business under the Sali- meno license. Grills bas now made application for license, and as he is aiready established in business he may Feceive the same consideration that will be given to the other liquor deal- ers. Salimeno has made several separa: applications to have his license trans- ferred to Grills in order to have him in Bue for a license for the present saloon conducted by him, but the ap- plications of Salimeno were rejected This is taken as significant that the councilmen intend to turn down the "ECTENA DISFIRURED BABY TERRIBLY "Body All Broken Out in Water Blis- | ters. lchad So Had to Muffie Hands. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Never Troubled Since. |« Wed resthoss aod frettad night and day. One wing 1 @imcorecsd (20 her body was all brokes oat in small water ) olistes T was told she had the ecrema the worst wey. The eruption first looked like little water bllsters, then it turned so $t losked ke & piece of raw meat. It ftched so § Dadly that we had to muflie the baby's hands o pevtact it spreading all over her face. 1t eertalnly disfigured her terribly and sha eould not rest at might. Her clothing was ‘wary ir-itasing to the body and when it was | v wemoved her body was raw. We had her Srwated for sbout two months when it spread il ovar ber body. face and head and ssemed | %0 grow woese all the time. { “I took good warm water and Cuticnra Boap 3nd Iacherad it all over her and allowed #: %0 dry on and then when it was thoroughly @y I applied the Caticura Ointment. In bous 2 week I could see a big change and | i tiwes weeks you never would have known e eves ad eczema aad she never has been | trocbled since.” (Stxaed) Mrs. George Coe, | Nor. 20, 1912 A single cake of Cuticura Soap (25¢.) and Box of Outicura Ofntment (50c.) are often | #ufficient when all eise has failod. Sold Shroughout the world. Sample of each smalied free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address Posscard “ Cuticurs, Dept. T, Boston.” &Fien whoshave and shampoo with Cu- | icura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp, | It’s Well W of Coats, Chinchilla Coats Very smart, stylish Cos Persian Cloth Coats at. . Wool Plush Coats with fur Broadcloth Coats, large fur Women's Fur Short Dressy Coats, rf of skunk or Fitch. Na In all colors for matching WESTERLY LICENSES | To Hartford TO SEE™ THE MAGNIFICENT < DISPLAY AT Horsfall's Women's Shop P cuffs, cutaway effect, full back model, brown and g Boucle Coats with fur collars Persian Cloth Coats, fancy fur collar at $35.00 in nav Misses’ Suits, with Short, Dressy Broadcloth. Several new models. Silk Jersey Petticoats at $5.00 with very effective flounce. orsfalls IT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND 9399 ASYLUMST. Comnecting with HARTFORD Afternoon—Applications Are Grills application with seven others at the meeting today, for there is sure some reason below the surface in the refusal to transfer the Sallmeno license to Grills, ‘Among the nine applicants, outside | of those now licensed, there is one who is evidently cockgsure of being granted a license. He says he Is to De granted license as a majority of the members of the town council have assured him of favorable action in his | case. Based on this belief he has not only caused the tenant of the store that he intends to occupy to find a | store elsewhere, but has enlarged the | to better fit it for a saloon and as ind of the property. This vidual is Charles D, Chapman, a native of We v, and a large real estate owner and'is classed _among the men in the town. ian be granted li- | es later on to have connected there- | He owns the | s saloon is to be | d he proposes to convert the re and the upper part of the restaurant purposes. Mr. d_previous experience for some years ago oprietor of one of the inted saloons in ce. Mr. Chapman tive should have ers in obtain- terly, where liquor ‘dealers en decided in to get liquor the seven cnowledse of | house a former sett Pier, 1. Wed > years, : and Marion Harland Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer Mrs. Helen Armstrong Mirs. Mary J. Lincoln and Lida Ames Willis in united "hank. closed for the cust ell i Five leading cooking authorities all recommend -Cottolene have written a wonderful new book of recipes and cooking hints called “HPME HELPS.” The chapters on “How to Measure,” ative Measures,” ‘The recipes are practical for every-day use, and illustrate the use of and value of Cottolene. ‘Tables of Compar® e Table for Cook- ing,” etc., are alone well worth having® ‘We will send it to you FREE. Cottolene goes much farther than any other cooking fat or shortening. Saves i \“ il Hu money because it is economical; always insures digestible food. | Drop a postal today for your copy the giving day atten [TH E N.K. of+ “HOME HELPS,” and order Cottolene from your Grocer. FAIRBANK ey CHICAGO general ance the | cousin, john Dunn. { Judge and Mrs. W. A. Breed en- | te ed at dinner Thursday Mr. and iarris Pendleton, and Mrs. Rich: ndon. | Constituents of Congres | are receiv a map re- }lating to th ew Lon- "\!r.n count < | Palmer Property Improved. One of the noticeable changes that made Allen Palmer hom i stead on This has for are_Deing | many yea : down and n Wilcox |out of repair. For sev | summer John Palmer New York, heirs, has worked daily on the house i 1 he leaves one | Palmer of ature. Tt t will ed with in and orth a Trip oo at $16.95 ats, with plush collars and ray. ...... .$29.00 collars._. ..$35.00 collars. .$39.00 |, .$45 and $49 barn ni pain Trimmed Suits Ar brown black or nes nes | wat Suits, close fitting models | weel 140 TRUMBULL ST cti Thanksg an n Bar it was safely ed ngus guests of nd Mrs, iss Thelm: er, welfare ion, Ma; oye from Pratt Ins and Misses B T Perkins £ and. on. ganizati i Az Bot a: voluntary, di b1 r o ing, R prayer, sermon, c: hymn gtol; ons. lany organi: Scov h ar 5, the object being the and good behavior of servi reh, 1 _chu; luds, nt of the company, declined Scouts and Tierney Cadets Useful Or- 1 a delight- hanksgiving :d_in ings are the and it is Join s to between the ation and and the of Denefit ame, u ng Services. ce was held Rev. C. the sermon. Ser- dix invocation anthem, Ston v, Dbeny D. J on li‘]l\w‘nll;: > of the c rch here. Rev. ;‘,eo"gu Marston, pastor of the church, Wertl\ led. Following was the program, 1s most interesting and great- of proc- and responsiv Glor H, Barring diction, Rev. organ postlude. Dory Disappears. nd_ street red in th attie moored Char! this les W. weel eve- Bullet Too Near. Chesebro rs. Eugene Per ¥ rmal Will and rkins. schoy slways . Leonhardt's Raymond \e tournament being and was fired by & the young a8 . S nksgiving day with Rev. J. Tiered or Draped Skirts. e LR Charles T. Willard spent Thursday Miss Florence Quintard is spending at in Co ts $25 with Mr. and \Irs E. .\. "" son of Middletown 1s a -4 o sing the week end here. °d 5 Charles Davis spent Thursday in y, brown, mahogany, taupe, French Blue and Black Providence, L Mr. and Mrs, E, Everett Dunham of New Haven were Thanksgiving Dunham’s parents, Mr. Hinckley and Miés Ag- home from . Normal school, T ol for Be 90 Monday. . Richard Wilkinson intermal Bridge- and Miss tute, Brook- Wil- om the the | Golden V\’eddmg T ninetieth birthday ahy spent Thank Providence where he the wedding of his ill celebrate he fatthew C. 1 iving day in was ber¢ man a palntin will be for occups NORWICH TOWN and Mrs. Jo- seph F, Smith Celebrated on Thanks- giving Day—Eight of Their Niné Chiidren Present. Thursday years ago on | Philadelphia. | They'| me | 11 of whon with the e J. Smith, who on ac- ception of c poc th could n tend. who joined with their parents ing dinner, 18 i were | Allen Harvey of Stoning- | Boston, and | M. M ubbs_of Smith New_ London, th of Norw the years family married and locat that nearly all have been csgiving, A party of 16 f: the home of invited were M. thworth of Hartford, Elicha ew Haven, Mr. and Mrs. n Sharples and sons, Warren and | also Mr. and Mrs. George daughter, Ruth, of Taft- and Mrs. . Walter Grant, and son, Cha Grant. Family Reunion. There was a pleasant home coming Thur: at_Rev. and Mrs. J. O, Dodge's, on West Town street, when their sons and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Walter Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. ed Dodge and Addison Dodge arrived from Springfield, Mass., to remain over Thanksgiving. Scotland Road Dinner Party. William G. and Miss ers of the Scotland Thursday their_brother’s family and Mrs, John Rogers, their daughter, Dorothy, and son, Albert, of Laurel Hill, Miss Mary Burdick, Mr. and Mrs, Carroll Adams and G. F. Adams. Enjoyable Hospitality. ests for Thanksgiving day at t home of Mr. and Mrs, William Burdicl of Huntington avenue were Mr. and k Burdick and sons, R ‘arlisle, Frederick Shel- s Flizabeth James and Walter all of New London. Shelley, Entertained at Avery Home. At the Avery home, on West Town street, Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Avery entertained at dinner Rev. and O. Barrows, Rev. Fuller, Norwlich and Rev. of Stonington. and Mrs. and Mrs, D. C. St Holiday Guests and Hosts. Xmas gale, Scotland Road Hall, 3 p. m., Nov. 23. Drama in evening. 15c.— adv. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jenkins of Pock’s Corner ent: Thanksgiving day in Windham. Mr. and Mrs. Blisha P. Baldwin of the Canterbury turnpike were in Provi- dence Thursday with their daughter, Mrs, James M. Parkinson. James Murray, a student at Trinity college, Hartford, came Wednesday evening to spend the holidays at his home on Huntington avenue. fr, and Mrs. Christian Hansen and ghter, of the Plain Hill road, spent Thanksgiving with their brother, Jacob Hansen, and family in Thamesville. Dr. and H. Lamb of Town strect were in Mystic Thursday at a family dinner at the home of Dr. Lamb'ssmother, Mrs. Charlotte B. Lamb. Mr. an@ Mrs, Frank S| Avery, daugh- ter, Louise, and sons, Arthur and Sid- of West Town stret, were guests Miss Clara, Atwood of | ne | } | Charles, of Hartford, arrived Wednes- s to pass the remainder of the week Thompson’s parents, Mr. and Charles Bushnell of the Old Can- terbury turnpike, “Mr! ana Mrs, R. A. Kinney of Town street entertained at dinner Thursday Mrs, Elizabeth R. Kinney, M Mar: Robbing, Miss Florence Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. B, J. Robbins of Providence, Miss Ruth Lucas and William Smith. Rheuma Will Drive Out Rheumatism Magical Action of This Great Rem- edy on Sore Joints and Muscles Quickly Felt. he first day—you Right aw. sore joints and mu: little less than magical IA Woras so ly can feel the R A bottle speedily you matism leayv- costs: but 50 actus ing, the body. nd if you are Osgood Co. Read this: “1 Dbless the day a friend brought 50-cent bottle of RHEUMA, half of it did me more good than all the other remedies I ever tried. 1 had been afllicted with Rheumatism ill return your I spent a small fortune trying to be rid of the terrible disease, but with- out help. Howe REF A reached |my case, and I thank God I can again use my feet and do my work.” Prof. H. H. Kolling, 7 S. Ninth St, Rich- mond, Ind. RHEUMA brings quick relief in Sci- tica, Lumbago, Chronic Neuralgia and filled by the Rheuma Co., SALESROOM OPEN 8 a m. to 12 m. 1p.m.to 5p.m. Daily and Saturdays until 11 a. m. PONEMAH MILLS Taftville, Conn. Take Taftville or Willlmantic cars A Few Specials | FOR THIS WEEK Fresh Seeded Raisins 9sc per Fresh Cleaned Currants Ib. pka. not satisfied, The | all over my body for more than ars: I could not walk and a broken-down man. During that time | Mill Ends ' RINGS, SCARFPINS, PENDANTS, TOILET SETS Our Prices the Lowest FERGUSON & FRANKLIN SQUARE, Christmas 1S COMING—SHOP EARLY—] We will gladly hold any until Christmas. - DIAMONDS 'Boughtnglltlndwemuellmgdumnght. | A large and fine assortment set in up-to-date. YOUR CHOICE NOW youmlydxoou . BRACELET WATCHES, SILVER WARE, BRACELETS, JEWEL BOXES, NECK CHAINS, CLOCKS, AND A LARGE LINE OF OTHER JEWELRY. HULL’S DETACHABLE UMBRELLAS. Quality Considered CHARBONNEAU NORWICH, CONN. New London ANORWICH) NEW YORK STEAMERS City of Lowell New Hampshu‘e Choose lhlb TOLLG MEAL Liie Jul B9 to New XYork. Xoull uave a deligntiub VOyuke Gi sonk isian Soums Sud s SUDeE view' Of ‘the WoBduriLi ciyine 54 warertront of MaRUAtCun teisnd Steamer leaves New London at 11 m. daily (except Sunday), due New Pier 40, North River, o'clock nexs wmorning. otwics @1 80 Tickets and terooms from ticicet Sori, Pier 10, Hant River, at 6.0, and | NORWICH Moale a la Carto NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. Norwich to New York CHELSEA LINE Fare, $1. Staterooms, $1 All outside rooms. Excellent Dining Service, Leaves, Norwich, Tue daya, Thursdays and Sunilays, b. Al Trolleys , Lezd T The Busines; Centeri horwich Pre-Christmas .Clear Away Prices In Rugs and Draperies BIG REDUCTIONS WILL BE FOUND ON MANY OF OUR CHOICE FLOOR COVERINGS AND DRAPERIES ALL WOOL TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET Our entire line of this fine carpeting in patterns suitable for all rooms including hall and stair designs. s: Generally sold for 1.00— pecial Price 83c—Made and Laid Free REVERSIELE INGRAIN RUGS We Lave a few of these heavy, signs. The colors are all fast. I you'll find these bargains— 9 by 12, value $15.00—Special .. $-3 by 10-6, value § 6 by 9, value § 00—Special .. All-Wool Rugs in some very good de- ALL-WOOL AXMINSTER RUGS Some of the smaller rugs f you want a splendid Inexpensive rug $10.98 $ 8.98 $ 5.98 at prices which mean big rgains. Hand- some patterns in subducd colorings. A good assortment if you come early 36 63 inches—Special. .. ..$3.39 217 54 inches—Special. .. $1.69 26 inches—Special. . 98¢ AN ODD LOT OF SMA d ends—the remnants of 6 by 63 inches. We have which are reve: best. We a Rugs the v going to LL RUGS AT HALF PRICE a busy season. All sizes from 18 by grouped them and to the first comers bargains will go— JUST HALF PRICE CARPET SIZE RUGS AT SPEC 1AL PRICES ible and washable Rugs in which the dyes are give you some remarkablo values for WILD’S INLAID LINOLEUM the balance of the month. 4 by 7 feet, value $3.00—Special.. 6 by 9 feet, value $ Special. $ by 10 feet, value —Special. The very best quality,’heavy wei to the b: Value $1.45 a square PRINTE This is two vards wide—for this of the 45c grade—Special 35c. HEMSTITCHED 40-inch Curtain Scrim in white, cream and ecru. ght and the patterns go clear through yard—Special $1.19 D LINOLEUM little sale we offer four good patterns BORDERED SCRIM Value 39¢— Special 27¢ a, . m. Leaves New York, Brooklyn Bridge Pier, Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, 5 p. m. Freignt received until 5 p. m. F. V. KNOUSE, Agent QNIVERSITY \PLACE West of Broadway YO 300 Rooms (200 with Bndn RATES $1.00 PER bAv UP| Excellent Restaurant and Cafe 3 Prae stieoe G"unu o R 'HROUGH the Medi- terranesn, Suez Canal, bay and Colombo, including sidetrips through India, The Holy Land and Egypl, stopping at interest- ing points in Europe, Asia and Africa, by the 17,000° S.S. 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Bring the babies and we’ll catch their smiles, LAIGHTON for Thanksgiving day of Mrs. Avery’s sister, Mrs. L. V. Whitford of Jewett (free bool:; \ City l smghv N. D. Sevin & Son and sl druggiata, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and son, THE PHOTOGRAPHER Cppozite Narwich Savings Soctety. pHERE W no sIvertising medium 1 Bastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- letin for business results To assure the entry name in the next your order for that date. HAVE Y! DIRECTORY WILL GO TO PRESS Nov.30th of your issue place service before ouA (@ Hack, Livery and Boarding| The Vaughn Foundry Co. STABLE e guarantee our service to be the | AAYY I CASTHNGS best at the most reasonable prices. MAHONEY BROS., Falls Av. Nos. 11 to 25 Ferry St., & Specialty, . Orders Recalve Fromwt Altenilon JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prop. WALL PAPERS 1l line of the above wilh new ldAdll::nl ‘coming &long, including those with _cuz out bordera. Moldings and bands to match. Mixcd paints, musesco and tnts; &lso ars 1ags imitaticns. an are A WG market for palolins. paper-banging und decorating all tos P. E. MURTAGH o2 end 94 West Main JGSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER Blank Boaks Mzde aad Rutad te Ordas- 108 BROADWAY MISS ELLA M. POTTER Instructor cf Piano and Harmony Studio new covn )r season of 1913 Room 6, Alice ! Tel. 968 . A fine -assortment of latest styles MRS. G. P. STANTON, 52 Shetucket Strest DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Bldg. Take. elevator Shetucket Street trance. Phone.