Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 23, 1914, Page 6

' WORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,1918 WESTERLY MAN DROWNED Body of Wilfred Collins Found in Park Brook by Early Morn- ing Skater—PFalling Cotton Bale Injures William Murphy Miss McColl Describes Social Settlement Work. + a resident of | high Wiltrea Colli pod court of Town Solicitor Harry Wasterly, was found dead in the brook | B. Agard, the criminal cases assigned that flows through Wilcox b +"trial today in the Third district | Thursday morning Walter on. art dos t will be continued for one ss the parik lawn | weel, for the purpose of the body In the hrook. Sisson motified Police Sergeant Pdward E. West, who in turn notified Dr. M. H, Scanlon, medical examiner. Tr. Scanion made a amination and 3 +s Murphy's undertaking Zor further examination There were about three At the meeting of the Rhode on of Congregational . Burton Tucas was sident, Rev, Lawrence D, skating and saw Third district < with habitual Intemperance and non- support of family, He pleaded not | Ity and was held for trlal on n-x~| ds of §80 inches of water in the brook and the body was Sring on the left side, with head Yowards the east, It was evident that Collins had wandered -off the park pathway and had fallen down Slght embankment into the brook and as unable to get out. So far as known he was Jast seen alive at about 11.3 n the park and declined offers m: siet him to his home. In e opinion of the medical exam- aer death was due to exposure and alcoholism. The body still conraired‘ warmth when found and was in such * a position that drowning was impos- mible. After the official examination Tha body was Semoved to the Ga Zue. No money or articles of value were found upon the person of the voung nan. Mrs. Jaynes K. Wiibur, mother of the dec that he had a w0ld watch Zarnet ring should have had some money in Based upon conditions en at 1130 the | infon rvre;v“:;_\ls that the w ~ ring and 'm(mn‘ .d gone before Mr. Collins park. There is not the slightes f foul play . William _Murphy, employed at the William Clark ‘mill of .the American | Thread company, Wwas assisting in un- Meading bales of cotton 4nto the mill building Sales, weighing whije being hoi. hooks and fell ba le bounded when it James| Haz- | her Crenton, graduate of school an rester of ted in the s w, the members of th general assembly will bs ht C. Stone of Stonington a review of his visit abroad tioch class in the Broad n church this evening. arber, overseer of the usly iil at his home in ck O'Leary, of New Ca- succeed Rev. Dr. John stor of St. Michael's ch Thursday suspicion undred pounds, | pped from the | to the truck. The struck and hit s in the vestry s« were served. r. Murphy under the jaw, cracking S e i e THia was Labited dows | . John E, Greene of Providence and the bale of cott ver on | deeded a “house with I Bis right leg, whic Jon and brafsed to the Rhode Island T to his ho ention. The condi nttended by . | Reprosentative More of 'Pennayl- | vania during the debate on the Lever | Bill for tho extonsion of "azric | education, rais objection becan { RV - I providea for division of NCRWICH TOWN amounts carrled by the bill, accordiny | - o rural population of the several | Blusbirds Seen—Visit from Northsrn states, as compared with the rural hrike—D: Sooi population of the country. He co ShrjkesBanceiGivenihy Seeial b tended that §t was unfair. He { . Wed- the case of Rhode Island which would oo Brine Dres Feceive only $1,200 a year under the e Bill. He sald provision should be made for semi-rural communities and small towns, on the New Information has been received that the war department contemplates. pro- viding the coast artillery companies of | Pawtucket and Woonsocket with dum- my armaments for the armortes in| those clties, being two of the seven | a points where the department expects expend $185,000 for the purpose. A tant General t whi he hoped this would e for the Rhode Island National for Pawtucket and morles, but also for t and Riverpoint, he advice from Washington th was contemplated at Local Laconics, Attorney Samuel H. Davis of Wes- | terly has been reelected a fieid of the union. Conrtland B. Ye ct, has been of the Cormecticut ciation in H Represent. ocraf, ,to ma emoving mnecticut State Temperar prompter ai Pleasure for Juniors First Rev. Franklin G. of the First _ondon, has & the Newport New dent o ry Society to Mset. meet Tnoon owing to WRFELOT WITH RGHOR Burned and ltched So Scratched Until Blood Came. Cried Herself to Sleep, Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured in Three Weeks, FREE—For A Few Days Only German Silver, Hard Rubber Bit Cigarette Holder To Every Purchaser.of a Package of Omar.Turkish Blend Cigarettes This handsome~cigarette holder — absolutely ™ free —is without question the most satisfactory holder in theworld. The very latest thing, German silver and hard rubber, it is the most practical holder ever designed. Light as a feather, yet will last_indefi- nitely. Thousands of men who dislike ordinary cigarette holders, heavy, fragile, and a nuisance, find the Omar practical holder a constant delight. (Only onetoa customer.) “The Joy:of Life’’ OMAR is the product of all the knowledge, experience and skill of the American Tobacco Company — the makers of billions of the world’s finest cigarettes for 25 years. OMAR is unigue—the perfect blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos, full of snap, life and character. . OMAR has proved the greatest success in the shortest period of time in the whole history of cigarette making. lanket With Large Navajo Take advantage of this free offer today and avoid 20 for 15c Every Package disappoiniment. Dealers have only a limited s p- I RE ply of these cigarette holders and cannot get more. Geta package of Cmar—and ask for a FREE CIGARETTE HOLDER. Look for Free Offer Sign on Dealer’s Window THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY SPECIAL NOTICE TO DEALERS: We want every dealer in Norwich to be supplied with these German Silver, Hard Rubber Bit Cigarette Holders. The BESt at the Prlce All dealers who have not secured a supply of these Cigarette Holders can do so by telephoning to “Omar” headquarters, I. J. Leichter, Wauregan Hotel, from 6 to 7 p. m. Friday, 12 to 1 noon Saturday. 161 ‘Harrison St.; Paw R. L-- =When I first cod the ringworm on m,r Mtle girl it was just a tiny little spot below lect to that it got templo, finally it moved jnto her hair aud the hair fell out on the spot where theringworm was. By this timo it was arger than halfa doilar. 3 and itehed so uid serateh until 8¢ blood came and sho would cry herself 4o sleep. In the morning the pillow would Linow else, a he be covered with blood and humer where she $10,000 for Death ‘would havescratened it in hergleep. During | o s Auto in New RNA RS W e Blaieanla’ Spoke 2t Crescent Arms Co. Upon the | Elevator “Y used and as' well bus Topic This One Thing 1 Do. | b 5 ! Two new they did her no good for the ringworm was getting bigger and bigger. 1 had given up hopes. At the end of five months I read about the Cuticura Soap and Oint at the |y.r, meetin; the s e wecks sho ks the hair over it so thai you ‘would never inow shc had « sore.” (Signed) Mrs. Corbets, Nov. 50, 191 e A single cake of Cuticura, ) and i box of Cuticura Ointment, (50c.) ave often sufficient when all else has failed. Sold throughout, the world. Sample of each ior his_life the enemy and o ho with o knows mof more abo: . 1$15,000 CLAIMED IN TWO DAMAGE SUITS. of Boy London- Accident Inju damage, suits perior court in F bro 31 will become the bride of Af rney Eugene I. Farley New Ha- hand- 3 many | gra hiefs. Three tabl our: h finitelp is at an uare £ s of | ture re improper ra layed and prizes were L nners, Miss Katherine ! Givil Service Examination Postponed. - Mrs. F. T. Dig i " ¥~ | WHIRLED AROUND WHEN es LEG CAUGHT IN WHEEL. the play that ow entng was enjoyed nt inspector examination TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY New L.ondon ‘ NUE\N(CH) - Line —70— NEW YORK STEAMERS CHESTER W. CHAPIN NEW HAMPSHIRE Chuose Whis FULLE BEAL Lle j0u §w 10 how 107 104 4 uave a deligutiul isiana Sousu dna S ot the wonderiui kyiine at of Manhaitan isiand. New London at 11 ¢ Sunday), due Nes , East River, at 6.30, and orib Kiver, 1 o'clock next —7T0— REW YORK $ 1& Meals a la Carte 6 slatsrooms irom ticke! “EN ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CC ring | NORWICH Norwich to New York CHELSEA LINE™ e, $1. Staterooms, §1 ms, ONIVERSITY PLACE @ne Block West of Broadway NEW YORK CITY Tlose t5 Wholesale Retad] Or3 Goods Districie; Rntirosd ana teamship Limes.. MODERN LLTfl.I.lmm' 309 Rooms (200 with Bath) RATES $1.00 PER DAY .UP ‘Excellent Restanrant ang Cafe. Bend -'MO.“I?I:':I'IAMG 11ds ang Map of New Iltcr!!. CRUISES s mif o5 i canar By Palatial Cruising Steamer “VICTORIA LUISE” From NEW YORK Feb.7 March11 April 11 16027 Days,%145-$175 4} AlsoCruizes Around theWerld throush the Panema Cazal, Mediterrancan trips, etc. Send for Booklel, Stating Crulse HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINE 4145 Broadway Now York or Local A geats TBERMUDA, WEST INDIES, | PANAMA CANAL | WINTER CRUIS 5¢ Main Sireet 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Daily 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Sundays of the Ordinary The sentence that heads this advertisement gives it a nut- shell the secret of the great success of our system of o Roscoe Nercress Badly Hurt in Run- away Acoident in Ledyard AT DAVIS THEATRE Vaudeville it ot D and and Photoplays. atre on Th Struck pan Adler & Co. as the v: deville headliner in - the dramat returnable CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Sought 7 First-class Dentistry Absolutely Painless at prices that make it easy for the masses to enjoy natural or artificial sete of teeth that are the best that nature and skill can supply. DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE King Dental next to Ce., Bostor _eur shop unex mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-card “ Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston. arMen who shave and shampoo with Cu- | ticuraSoap will find it best for skin and scalp. | t Auto Repairing and Painting We repair aut Facilities miake in New Englan We bake the paint on, whi raaks it wear better, keep its gloss longer, and will not crack. Why not have yours done right? It costs_ne more. Bentley~€ln}kc Auto Co. T e gkein 84 Wastedw. R L | of all kinds in flra" for aim mission ly than did re, and n the n 1ail of lien we determine to d character. we cannot faf we hattls iife ix ‘,w‘ an thali while i the e Both s wnd r$10,000 a by 'Charles THE NORWICH ELECTRIC CO. 100 Franklin Street Electric Lighting Fixtures A FULL LINE OF GOODS suitebie for New Year’s Gifts at | WM. FRISWELL’S 25-27 Franklin St. PIES, CAKE AND BREAD hat cannot be exceied. Phone yout order.- Prompt ser LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10-Carter Ave.. (East Side)