Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 3, 1914, Page 6

‘\VESTERLY PUPILS ACTIVE Many Red Cress Seals—$50,000 Watch Hill Residence -—G. A. R. lnshlhtmn—-—l)entln Mrs. George W. Foote, Named. A. R Standing Committees . Miss Helen Seger, secretary of the local braneli of the Rhode Island Anti-Tubercwlosis assoclation, and in charge of the sale of the Red Cross seals in Westerly, is engaged in mak- ing the collections, the sale having ended Thursday. Abcd! 40,000 stamps were df of . Miss Segur distrbuted 45,000 for the sale jost ended. Judsing from the returns mede from the six stores where the stamps were on sale, ti is estimated that 4,000 mere mwo been sold here than a year age. The greater part of these stamps have been sold by the school pupils, these of the West Broad street school, Paweatuck, joining in the sale for the! first time. As an incentive for in- ereasing the sale. the local organzation offered as a prize & large framed pic- ture of a sectfon of the Yosemite val- Jey, to be glven to the school selling the most stamps, based on the enroll- ed membership. The award will be made as soon as the returns are ail in and the winner definitely determined. On basis of membership in the con- test, the greatest number of stamps have been distribwted to pupils of the ! d Eim street school, but that does not signify that the school will sell all, stamps received. Miss Segar says the school children made a thorough can- | vass of the towns, so much so that le the general sale has increased, | peturns from some of the siores w a decrease. A large summer residence is being erected for Mrs. Thom of New York on Sunset Hill, which is the highest point of land at Watch Hill, not excepting the original Wateh Hill for which the fashionadle summer re- Tt §s the most sightly been cleared amd the foundaton is al- most completed. An 1dea of the cleva- The reeently elected officers of Bud- !lonu "l:;' G. A. R, ment of gt. ., were installed Th: 2y evening by Commander Andrew Smith of Burn- mmoms announced the appointive officers as follows: Paul H. Fillard, adjutant; WAlttem sergeant major; 3ohn B. Brown, quartermaster ser- other officers installed are: The 2 Simmons, commander; Lo- remzo Richmond, senior vice com- mander; Charles A. Clark, junior vice oommander; Benjamin F. Corey, chap- fain; George Bellamy, surgeon; Wil- Bam Champlin, patriotic Instructor; a-loud report and the bad red man went to the happy hunting ground. Mr. Babeock was born in the Pendle- ton Hill section. In 1363 he married Sarah Tracy of Griswold, who sur- vives him, Pesides the widow he leaves Mrs, Sarah M. CI Haven, Mra, i Thompson of Pendleton Hill, Mra, and Nrs Mattie two sons, Phebe Greene Ward chapter. DRaughters | American Revoluticn, announces the ' ng standing committees: Mra. F. Bur- \. Lewis, audit- Greene, Mrs. ezar, Mrs. John B. Brown, Thomas H. Pea.- Pollette, = Mrs. program: _ Mrs. Miss Abby ha Smith, Mr: Pendlet verett Barns, Mrs. Everett D. Mrs. Allan e B. Stantan, Local Laconics. Charles W. A visiting Westerly relatives, The review of the First artiilery dis- trict to Governor Pothier will be Jan. 26. The Westerly curling clubs are ready to curl just as soon as the ice at Bour- den’s pond will stand for it. cases were resdy the court of the Third judicial district convened in- W morning. The long ed work in the im- ement of Railroad avenue is pro- 1g as rapldly as the weather and mall force of workmen will per- Escaping gas inconvenienced those who had busin and court house, Friday, and also in the Weich building. An effort is being made to locate the cause ard apply the remedy. Rev. Michael H. May, of Rockville, Conn,, ‘and Rev. Francs E. May of Hartford, were guests of their brother, | Dr. John L. May, Friday. The brothers made a call on Rev. Dr. John Neale, rector of St. Michaels, The Rhode Island general assembly convenes next Tuesday and before the month ends Dr. Michael H. Secanlon medical examiner;, Oliver H. Wil- Amos P. Chapman, officer of the day; James A. Barber, officer of the guard. She leaves a brother, Steph- Lanphere, and several relatives ‘Westerly. Fer husband was a clp!nd by Arthur N. Nash in Broad street. Mrs. Foster has been in falling health for the past two years. brving Francis Baboook, who died w.dn-d.y at_his home ' in North Stonington at the age of $0, while be- ing a farmer all his life, S0 his native town, was a California Porty-niner and was accompanied in the quest for gold by the late Alden were elose comrades &aring the ip. Indians pro In those days the edominated In the west and emong th-m ‘WeTe Some Vi bad ones, when tmder the Influence of fire water and the common enemy of twse were the white men. One of t#e real bad red men was determined 0. have the lives of Messrs Babcock and Peabody, but he died in the at- tempt. Resting his rifle npon the shoul- der of Mr. Baboock, as the Indian ap- proached, Mr, Peabody took deliberate aim at the Indian and warned the sav- age to desist. The warning was un heeded and then, in self-defense, Mr. pulled the trigger. There was HAVE A ~ Group Photograph taken while the family are all together for the Holidays. = When condi- tions are favorable the sitting can be made in your home. Don Houghton PHOTOGRAPHER, Shannon Building LEGAL NOTICES WILLIAM H. MURPHY GEORGE gl' Bhperior Court, Yo ionaon nty, Dee. 26th, 1 L Ordet limiting im0 0 nramantatinn. claims, and providing for notice of A e w A Upon the motion of the Receiver in the above-entitled cause, and with the t .t the parties to sald cause, consen it is here Ordered. That four months from the date of thil order be, Pc is lm? uhbulhed u:d limited 2 the time i mln which all creditors B*A:’.éi’,’:“:m. mm liams as judge, Claremce E. Roche as clerk of the Third district court and Dr. Edwin R, Lewis as a bird com- missioner. BALTIC. Deer Floats Dewn Stream—Holiday Week Visitors—Awards te Children. Many were interested in a sirange sight as they were crossing the new bridge over the Shetucket river tha other afternoon, A young deer had evi- dently tried to cross the thin ice above the big dam and had broken through and being unable to exiricate itself, had been drowned. When the ice broke up later the water being high and running ‘with some force over the dam, it had been swept over the edge and had floated down the river to the bridge. About the Village. Misses Elizabeth and Anna Rader, who have been visiting local relatives the past two weeks, returned Thurs- day to Waterbury. Willlam Caron, in St. Hy: on High Mrs. Peter for a student at college Robitaille is in Putnam the week end attending a reunion rquer family. ) Donovan of Rockville is vis- ng Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Donohoe at Ferncliffe villa, Children’s Contest. dren were made hap- through the gen- owner a local dry A popular child’s held a; five zirls of test was and twenty- p s re given hand- contest: Douville, . Harry Buck- e Bailey, Man- James Hines, Paul Hubert, Leo Marin, Wade. Alfred Baldwin, Leo Iphonse Demuthe, Leo Fil- jatreault, C. H. Rood, Rnh ond A‘ John Db(h\ Ruth g 2 Pion, Phyl- Lena Lessard, Anthony Te Doris Generous, May Steffon, Martin, Geraldine Gareau, , Freda o oenes _eonel on La Croix, \eflla. Dupont and Dorothy Eg- lie. as a grain hn as returned from a visit in Montre The Red C 2s been'! at the Mid vard and was filled to overfiowing during the two days of its | car which 66 77 29 FOR GRIP, COUGHS, SORE TH.B,OAT COLDS the best results, take Humphr.yn “Seventy-seven” at the first sign of catching Cold, be it a feeling of lassitude, a chill or a shiver. If you wait till your bones begin to ache, till you begin to cough and have sore throat and in- t may take longer. The Dollar Flask, holds more than six twenty-five cent vials—for sale by all druggists or mailed. Humphreys' Homeo. 158 William Street, tisement New York.—Adver- Charles Babeodk of Jewett City: and Georga L. Babeock of North Stonington. | Burial will be at River Bend cemetery, Mrs. Edward M. Burke, regent of | A, + | New York, sole agents for the Unitcd old of Providence is for t#ial when | in the new town hall | wiil know whether he is to continue | Ncrwlah Puph Nnv. Abuluh Pnof of Deeds at Home. 1Us not words but deeds that prove true merit. | The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,' For Norwich kidney sufferers, Have made their local reputation. Proof lies in the testimony of Nor- wich people. 3 Mrs. C. Bennett, 46 Palmer Street, { Norwich, Conn,, says: “Some years ago jone of my friends sulfered from back- aches. Every cold ke caught settled on hts kidneys and made the trouble {worse. His kidneys were disordered, as was shown by the kidney secretions belng irregular in passage. Doan's {Kidney Pills. procured at N. D. Sevin |& Son's Drug Store, brought prompt ! reliet.” A LASTING EFFECT. At a later interview Mrs. Bennett said: “Doan’'s Kidney Pills cured a member of my family of kidney trouble some years ago and there has been no slgn of it since. 1 wiliingly confirm my former endorsement.” for sale by all dealers. cenis. Foster-Miburn Co, Buffalo, | Price 50! States. the name—Doan's—and Remember aite no other. > An ldeal Woman's Laxative. Who wants to take salts, or oil, when there is nothing betl Dr. King’s New Life Pills for all bowel troubles. They act gently and natural- ly on the sto h and liver, stimulatz and regulate your bowels and tone up entire system. Price 25c. At all { Draggists. i ‘H E. Bucklen & Ce., Philadelphia on:y St. Louis. | stay with interested ones who listened to the leciures on first ald to the in- | jured which the instructors gave, has gone to Norwich. This is the first car and there are two others to follow at intervals till the subject of first aid to those on railroads and in all public § places shall receive the attendtion it { deserves. i N(.JANK Officers of Wa:hlngton Council—Neil Morrison Injured—Sewing Ciass Pleasures. | | Washington council, Jr, O. U. A. M,, has elected officers as follows: Coun- cillor, Ivan Crossman; vice councillor, i Walter Wolvertpn; recording- secrs tary, Robert Rathbun; assistant re- cording secretary, John Ashbev; finan- cial secretary, Albert Rathbun; treas- } urer, Charles L Fitch; conductor, Ray- mond Sistare; warden, Hiram W. La- tham: inside sentinel, Fred Budding- ton; outside sentinel, Howard Durfee; trustee for 18 months, John F. Latham. | A social time wtih refreshments was enfoyed at the close of the business of the meeting. Accident to Player. Neil Morrison while playing basket- | ball in the Town ball, recently, stum- 1000 Ibs. Best Cuts 31 ROAST, b...... 2 )1 Fine Renovated ook BUTTER, ' .. ... 28 COMPOUND b...: 11¢ PEAIT BUTTER, b. - 12%¢ Clean, Fresh Seedless ORANGES SPINACH, peck......21c | dozen .. Large COCOANUTS each .... e el 8c 10 bb. sack Granulated SUGAR - 53¢ l (lean Head Imported MACARONI 18c Extra Fancy SUCCOTASH, 3 cans 25¢ Solid Packed Family Santos COFFEE Threaded CODFISH Vanilla SUBSTITUTE Salt MACKEREL 2hottles . . o.s s nii1Bc Leach s .. cia s . Be 7 to 10 Q. M. HOUR SALE STEAK &= [b. 155 Sirloin Milk-Soda-Oyster CRACKERS, b. Short HEINZ PICKLES in bulk i e e e i Heavy GRAPE FRUIT TOMATOES, can ... 10c Mealy Cooking POTATOQES, peck - 22¢ PURE LARD, Ib. - Tc | Solid Meat OYSTERS, quart Fores LAMB Fancy Brick CHEESE, b Large, Ripe BANANAS, dozen .... 18c Fresh, Curly LETTUCE, head ...... 7c RICE- - - 3Ibs.23¢ Noiseless MATCHES Mohiun Trial Size B: pkg 7c, S¢, 12c, 15¢ 2to4p.m. { 12%¢ bled and fell on the stove, cuttlng his | nose badly and injuring one eve. Goes to Philadelphia Hospital. Mrs. A. H. Sherman is said to be in a somewhat serious condition, and it} is hoped by her husband, Dr. Sherman, | that the treetment she will undergo in FIREMEN FIGHT Montreal Still Handicapped by Brok- HOLIDAY EXTENDED. FIRE WITH SNOW. Relief For Banks. en Supply Main. Huerta Provides Fifteen More Days of Mexico City, Jan. 1—President Hu- COMMITTED SUICIDE AFTER A GOOD TIME. { New Haven Woman Suffered From Mental Trouble. | 208 Main Street, next to Boston the Philadelphia hospital to which he bas taken her will sufficiently improve her to make her able to go to her old home in the south. Mrs. Sherman has years. Pleasures for Sewing Class. The sewing class which met in the vestry of the Baptist church Thurs- day afternoon shows great progress, and the embroidery class is specially attractive to the little ones. Musit and calisthenics are enjoved at each meeting. Village Miscellany. Captain and Mrs. Allen Ashbey have returned from a visit with friends in Ansonia. Miss Etnel Latham is spending the week end with friends in Danielson, | where - she will assist in installing a chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. C. Howell and son have return- ed to White Plains, N. Y., after visit- Auzusta. Weeks, Ruth and Mirriam Everts have returned from a visit in Provi- dence. The fishing schooner Earl and Net- tie has gone to Nantucket on a cod- fisbing trip. s Prue Davis s visiting in Es- e The birth of a daughter, Doroth Wilbur, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fitch of Jacksonville, Fla, has been an- nounced to relatives in the village. David Anderson has returned to his home in Jersey City, after a business trip to the village. irs. Saedle Fish Providence, has returned to Mr. and Mrs. Henry s' TONINGTON Tax List Shows Buhfiantml icht Moth Scouts Arrive—O. E. S. Installation. The board of assessors have com- | { pre | ng fous care Moth Scouts Arrive. y of eight moth scouts in the emmoy ot the government has arrived | they in town ocoming from Boston, will be in charge of Foreman E. Paine, they are on the lookout for thn i brown tail moth, several of which | have been discovered lately here. many friends in the village, where she | has made her home for & number of | after a visit at the home| Increase pleted their labors cn the tax list for nd George Fl. Robinson, clerk of | board has lodged the abstract,! completed, h Town Clerk Hinckley. The grand list, subject to additions and substractions by the board of re- 2mounts to $5,991,546, which rep- resents increase of $62,225 over the vear previous. The non-resident list | shows an increase of $49,540 over the last nd the resident list has in- | creased as shown by the figures, $12.- | all the figuring has been kely that the total grand how an increase over the 2r which will help in tak- increasing town expenses. Montreal, Jan. 1—Fire today in the section of the city suffering from a water famine because of a broken supply main did damage estimated at $100,000, The firemen were compelled to stretch lines of hose nearly a mile in order to get water with which to fight the flames. Snow from the streets was used for a time as & make- Snift. A supply of dynamite was brought up for use in case the blaze gained threatening headway, but the 5o0d work of the firemen In cutting fway infiammable material in the path of the fames made employment of the explosive Unnecessary. The fire started in & two story apart- men house on St. Louis square. Three | substantial residence structures were burned out. Joseph McKinnon, 23 vears old of Philadelphia, who visiting here, jumped from the third floor of one of The houses to a gallery on the second | floor. He is now in the hospital. —— e Confession. Husband: (sarcastically)—“Oh, I in your life.” Wife (bitterly)—“Oh, yes, I did. I married you."—Balti- more American. suppose you never did a foolish thing | erta, to all appearances, views the out- look for the new vear with few mis- sivings. With his signing today of a decree prolonging the period of bank holidays for fifteen days, he is said to regard the immediate financial difi- culty as overcome and is reported to haye expressed entire confldence in his ability to solve the greater problem in the near future. The president is quoted as having said recently in a conversation with an American that the resources of the | ‘I have said Abi- a friend | Jan ) New Haven. Conn., had a good time, good gail M. Sherman, aged whom she had spent the evening W, tonight. Less than half an hour aft- erwards she was found in her room, | No. 303 George street, suffering from | poison she had swallowed. She was rushed to a hospital, but died on the way She had recently been ouble. SOLRGS N . . on | tartum for mental tro ler friends |ountry as vet had | searcely | wiseh |feared that she migbt take her life. | wealth in the republic which was iCs avaliable to the administration and No . Job for the Edltor: that it was a great error to regard < = - ;%3 | the country as in a condition even ap- | ‘We received this week,” says the 1 financial stress. He then |Garden City Telegram, “a pamphlet | likened the republic to snake, of |explaining in detall ‘How to feed the | which he was the head, and added: |papys Ag it happens we're a single | “To kill the snake it is necessary | to crush the head, To overthrow this {man and have no baby, but if we had republic the rebels must take the cap- |It's dollars to doughnuts some one else | ital and kill me. That they can never | would do the feeding.” do. They may elude the federal | | forces among their native hills, but | — Tl-nme-’t.lofllum*- ply for a “name.” - Our price policy places within easy reach of the masses, high-class, skill ful work, and removes the -af- ford it’ barrier. Gold Fillings $1.00 up;Sitver Fil- ings 50z up; Pure Gold Crowns $5.004 Bridge Work $5.00. No chaw- _for examinationa. Painless extracting FREE whaes teeth are ordered. Full set of Teeth $3.00, fit gwarams teed. DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE DENTISTS Successors to the King Dental Cey Lady attendant. Phone 1282-8 STETSON & YOUNG Carpenters and Builders work and materials at riga by skillea labor. l.:epnun- 50 wesT MAIN ST wiSS §. C. ADLES Hair, Sealp and FaceSpecialist {How About Your Scalp? Now that the holiday rush is over, should vou not take time to have the scalp toned up? Frompt and proper treatment may save your hair, pre- venting it from falling out, requiring the use of arth 1 hair. Have a talk with Miss Adies about Scalp Treatment. 366 Maln Street, next to Chelsea Bamk Telephone 652-4. The Thames Natlonnl Bank Dec. 22, 1913, of the Stock- for the election transaction of as may legally hereby called to " Banking House on 1914, at 11 o'cloek W. GALE, Cashier. i TrytheElectric Light Treatment for i.neumatism, Troubles of the Cir- ¢ Jation or nerves. SCIENTIFIC CHIROPODY JAMES DAWSON Room 26 Central Building 1dy Assistant Norwich, Conn Grape Fruit Oranges Tangerines Malaga Grapes |People’s Market ¢ Fraankiin 31, JUSTIN HOLDEN. Pros. re to attack this c e and hold this cap- They're Stili Doing It. From Bee’s dictionary, published in 1825: “Shopping—Among women, go- ing about from shop to shop, buying little articles, perhaps, perhaps not, but always pulling about great quanti- ties of goods."—Boston Transc !he republic live: Counts for ’Em, Anyhow. The impulse to do & good thing weighs somewhat in favor of the per- | son who forgets to do it.—Judge. Your Choice JANUARY GLEARRNCE S NOW IN PROGRESS The Fenton-Charnley Building Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS | 'DR. C. R. I\ORWICH CONN € DRS. L. F. and A. d. hPlERRE 287 Main St PRACTISE LIMITED TO £YE, (AR, NOSE and THROAT nounmgm.wlp.msw excepted, and by appointment CYAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon of Any Suit in the Medicine Co.f They will remain here for some time. The Order of Eastern Star, Ruth chapter, Neo. 44, met in Masonic hall Thursday and held their annual in- stallation. Several candidates were also initiated. Refreshments were al- so served at the close of the meet- | ing. To Ciean Picture Frames. To clean picture frames, put a gill of vinegar into a pint of soda water. | Remove all dust from the frames; dip a large camel'’s bair brush inte the mixture, squeeze it partly dry, then brush the giit, doing a small portion at a time. | p Not Worth the Effort, | Sapleigh—“1 weally don’t know what's the mattah with me. I don’t seem ahle ‘to collect my thoughts.” Smart—"Take my advice, old man, House, values up to $36.50 125 COATS, values up to $16.50 Your Choice at . Everything Greatly Reduced Far Below Cost 194 MaLn Street, Wauregan Block - $15| . $8 il M | In charge of Dr L. Geer's practiis during his last fliness. McGrary Buildinq. Norwich, Cfllh PIES, CAKE AND BREAD that cannot be exceiied. Phone your order. Prompt service. LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Cartlr Ave., (East Side) Falace Fool aad Billiard Ptlufs % | six Tables—five pool and one Billiare | done Tables sold and repairing 4t reasonable prices. Supplie: at all times. 4 MAIN STREET. JOSEPH ERADFORD BOOK BINDER cizak Boaks Made aad Rufed te Orde- 108 BROADWAY JONATHAN SMITH, 30 Town St, Norwich. Dealer in OILS, GREASES, and GASBOLINE A Fuii Supply Always on Hand. PRATT'S ASTRAL OIiL for On Stoves a Spesialty. Telephons 318