Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 24, 1914, Page 6

Introducing Exquisite Imported Models in Smart Suits, Coats, Wraps, Dresses and Waists On this occaslon the master creations of the best de- signers will be displayed in the original models and clever adaptions. NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1914 Spring Opening Wednesday, Thursday, Friday March 25th, 26th, 27th OPENING DAYS Wednesday Thursday March 25th, 26th, 27th Your inspection is solicited Manhatizn 121-125 Main Street WESTERLY TOWN COUNCIL MEETS Votes to Insert in Call For Financial Meeting Proposition te Extend Water Service to Weekapaug—Matter of Unex- pended Balance of Pleasant View Appropriation Con- sidered—Property Qualification Act Discussed—Funeral of Harry A. Burdick. here was a talkfest of two and one- , town meeting be held April 6 at 10 haif hours by the Westerly town coun- | o'clock in the morning. cil Monday, aided by Frederick ¢ It was also voted to insert in the Buffum, representing the Westerly |call a proposition to extend the water Hoard of Trade. President Langworthy presided and stated that the council was called together for the purpose of service to Weekapaug at an e not to exceed $15,000 and author town treasurer to issue notes or bonds pense considering the issuance of a call for | for same. a special financial town meeting. the _— main feature of which was a proposi- President Langworthy presented | don for the extension of water service | resolution to insert in the cail for the 0 Weekapaug, the required number of | town meeting vote to rescind the property owners in that section having | vote pa d at the annual town meet- | migned contracts to pay for service that | ing which made provision for the would equal 10 per cent. of the cost of | highway improvement construction. View. I ex; Mr. Langworth: ined th had been approp; for the Crandall road and $500 for the Captain Bill Saunders road and that these ap- propriations should stand. He said that $10,000 had been appropriated for the improvement of Atlantic at Pleasant View, and of this sum $5,920.11 had been expended, leaving a balance of $4,080.19, which some tax- payers had urged him ought not to be expended. Councilman Caswell It was recommended that in the call for the special meeting an item be in- serted that the town treasurer be au- | thorized to borrow a sum of money not | to exceed $15000 for extending the | water service to Weekapaug. Superintendent McKenzie of water works stated to the council that it was essentlal that the meeting be held es soon as possible, as it was es mentlal that the service be available the coming season. The plan of ex. tension was the same as that which prevalled when the service was ex- | tended to Pleasant View. the | | | aid that not a in the rear of nt View, and should ~have | cent had been expender the cottages at Plea that's where the mone; uncilman Maxson asked if favor- | been spent, according to the original able action could be taken without ex- | ceeding the debt limit of the town. dent Langworthy said t i | | | i | Mr. McKenzie said that water bonds were not take ninto consideration with the debt limit. | Town Solicitor Agard was of like | opinion. | Mr. Maxson said be understood that the present water debt was not in- cluded In the matter of debt Hmit, but it was @ question whether the water debt could go on indefinitely and out limitation. cording to the vote the road fre casino to Weekapaug was tc be com- pleted first, and this has been done. Mr. Caswell contended that specified first that the work be dor between the cottage of John H. Murph. and the casino, and that if any bal- ance remained that it be expended on the extreme east end of Atlantic ave- nue. The reading of the vote corroborated Caswell Mr. McKenzie said he understood that debt contracted by the water board was cared for by that body and did not enter into the problem when | here was computation as to the debt the statement of Mr. Then Mr. Langworthy explained that all the teams available weer on the Weekapaug road, and therefore the | avenue | Mmr. Langworthy was wrong, as the vote engaged to insert in the call far the meeting & vote to take the balance of the appro- priation away from Pleasant View and expend it elsewhere. It ought to be expended on the highway in the rear of the cottages and not transferred to some other part of the town. Mr. Buffum ventured to remark that the appropriation had been properly expended by the highway committee. JMr. Ceswell said the money was not expended according to the vote of in- ruction passed by the taxpayers of \e town and that not a cent had been pent on the section designated as the st to receive the attention of the road committee. He said that Mr. Buffum was in league with Mr. Crafts that they managed to get all for Weekapaug and the end of Pleasant v that adjoins, where Mr. Crafts owns largely. He said it was not fair to the cottage owners of Pleasant View to divert any part of the appropria- tion. | | | ! }ar | Councilman Thomas said there was urgent need of appropriation for high- | ways at Watch Hill and that he would i like tion he represented, but believed unexpended balance of the Pleas- View appropriation should be ex- nded there and that it would not be a square deal to transfer it from Pleasant View. It was voted that there be inserted in the call for the town meeting a clause that the unexpended balance of [the Pleasant View appropriation, stated in the original vote adopted at the annual town meeting, to be applied to the section of Atlantic avenue be- | tween the casino and Weekapaug be rescinded. This means that the pres- | ent unexpended balance can be applied | between the Murphy cottage and the i casino and if there is a balance of the | $4,000 avallable it cannot be expended | elsewhere. There will probably be no ! balance. | | | Other clauses in the call for the special town meeting provide for an increase in the miscellaneous fund to provide for the Babcack annuity of $300 and a biN of $400 from Attorney Barney of Providence for legal ser- vices to the town; making appropria- tion for the improvement of highways at Watch Hill, and authorizing the treasurer to hire money to meet the | appropriations. Councilman Wayland A. Saunders of the Bradford section, said if there was any one section of highway in more need of repair than another, that s tion was between the villages of Wes terly and Bradford. He said this road must be put in better shape or damage ims would surely result. He said it made no difference whether the work was done by the regular or special ap- limit. The town treasurer has always | 10 Work could be done on the western | propriation routes, but it surely mu maintained to that effect. section of Atlantic avenue, but that!be done and without much more delay. Councilman Maurice W. Fiynn could | the work could be carried on at the _ sec no plausible reason why the debt | other end by the use of the trolle of the water board should not be classed as a town debt and be charge- able in connection with the debt limit. road, which was done. Mr. Caswell said that all improve- Clerk Whipple read a resolution in regard to the property qualification act pending in the general assembly, which d with it a vote of the | | car councii Mr. McKenzie explained that the | ments that have been made at Pleas- | requesting Westerly delegation in matter was adjusted by special act of | ant View by the town have been for | the general assemb] t0 vote against the legislature. .. | the benefit of Weekapaug and charged | the act. It was voted that a speclal financial | to Pleasant View Now it is proposed | Mr. Flynn asked who presented this matter to the town council. Mr, Langworthy, who is ome of the NO LUMP STAYS IN A STOMACH AFTER USE OF PHOSPHO-PEPSIN If you are troubled with a gnawing|Bismuth is another ut and in {the co ¢ towns. ;&U ;eelmg—llka&lump of lead in the | itself is the bes ..m“l:;dr.n- SRttt of your stomach; if you belch up |fermentation. To are added r. Flynn said this resoluti £as and particles of what you have eat- | tonic doses of nux vomica, Ipecas and | the matior un o he fosolution put | an, or are troubled with frequent head- | goldenseal. Any reputable druggist |as Westerly is concerned and its evi- aches, a dry cough, heartburn or a loss | or phy: an will tell you that a better | dent intent is to make it easy for the | of appetite, Tou need Phospho-Pepsin, | prescription for stomach u s of all | legislative delegation. He was op- the wonder-worker for sick stomachs. |kinds is not known to medical science. | posed to any such scheme and consid. Phospho-Pepsin s totally different [ Of co the efficacy of this great |ered it bevond the province of the from anything you have ever taken. A single dose acts almost like magic so quick is it in giving relief. Phospho- Pepsin is readily assimilated; it goes straight to the seat of trouble and by ts soothing action overcomes the feel- ing of misery and distress In the stom- «ch. Phospho-Pepsin acts only oa th iigestive tract. It absorbs the gases, neutralizes ex- cess acids and becauses of itsunique combination of elements, supplies that which is lacking to thoroughly digest the food. There is no eecret about the formula of Phospho-Pepsin. It contains oniy ihe purest of pepsin and acid lacto- Feosphate of calcium, which greatly inereages (he eficisncy of the papein, prescription lies in the perfect balance of these remedies. Phospho-Pepsin is in handy tablet form, pleasant to take, and each tab- let contains enough pepsin to digest nearly one pound of food. Taken reg- ularly, this remedy not only quickly corrects every form of stomach trou- ble, but banishes it completely. Phospho-Pepsin has no known sub- stitute and-is the one remedy that tones and strengthens the muscular structure of the digestive tract and supplies the necessary elements to put the digestive organs in a healthy, vig- orous condition. Phospho-Pepsin good druszists, s Co. is for sale by h as Lee & all Osgood representatives in the. general assem- bly as well as president of the town council, spoke in opposition to th vote against it next Wednesday. He said Senator Arnold had told him that he, too, was opposed to the act. Mr. Langworthy machine was in favor of the bill, but if it prevailed it would be goodbye to town councilmen, who like the legis- lators were elected by the people of the town, Mr. Flynn said that Repre Langworthy had expressed himself on the question and that Senator Arnold had not asked for instructions and was, fully competent 'to act in the interests {of his party and constituency without the aid of the councilmen. Represen- tative Murphy had asked for no in- structions. He could see no sense in acting on the resolution. XNone was taken, Mr. Buffum gave a long talk in re- gard to sidewalks for Westerly on & plan that the new walks be charged to to get what was needed for the | as | measure and declared that he would | said_that the republican ' property owners and be given for payment, and that the town T give the councilmen regular meeting. A lo; ed and it ended as the counctl in tangible regular meeting, conditions_there will toilets at Watch Hill son. privat e owner t i town must remove | other site is avalilabl Thomas and Haswell to dispose of the bui Curator Harold L. idence, that is of local ite formed the greater course, and the chemi will take place in & ribed. He showed ti separate into ¢ under pressure, slate in some become the hard w for for ¢ granite | Under | stone I W rst to crumt reason alone building Mr. be nea; | L | that , the discu rtain wor | stones were dex The matter was introduced slimply If there be no ch. The toilets have been 1 ed building stones Sunday afterncon a a meeting in the Park mu “Where Shopping is a Pleasure” that five y five inst ay the o ars intere: to apportunity think the matter over before the next ng deba began, » result- in talk. The matter will probably come before form at the next ange be in present no : co rs and he we 1dings, Madison discuss- inte = cal changes th: ranite were at nd_and would becor e sand woul Ay d tr hile g stones, nder fire 1S poor, be of compar- atively littie ue in te ow- ling to the amount of mo e which !th absorb. | Local Laconics. | Miss Mary A. Moore is condx | largel tended evangelistic in the First Baptist Rev. Joseph L. Iy was leader at the at the home of 1, Monday evenin; e H. Burdick ley, both at the pars church, W by Rev. L. ¢ There was ing a delegation from o married morial evening, Peac Thoma: church. and Miss Hopkinton, were age of Grace Me- erly the Rhode Island Ones, at the requiem mass in St. Mich- ael's cf » Mon > funeral of J. Christian La Fon 3 was in St, Michael's cemetery. Rev. Clayton A. Burdick conducted the funeral service of Harry A. Bur dick at b home in Greenman avenue, Monday afternoon. There was a la: attendance The relatt bearers were MAKES OLD PEOP! | pPeopie about Rexall O | @ remarkable new foo we firmly believe is ever made to overcom debilitating effects age. It he to sues, strengthen the new energy and a liv: body. It contains no gerous drug. It ma feel better for a few before you have much as you h: that have not helped ¥ Iy give back your n Rexall Olive Oil pure Olive Oil and the which though they ha dorsed by successtul result is a real bod) building food-medi is superior to anythi coming debility, weak to disease, and to ton the nerves and enric | are often troubled weather ailments, use strong. It is a tasting aid to renewed spirits, glowing health. help vou, come and te! give back your money I That is how much it. Sold only at the {and D. Sevin & Son, rwich, Conn. of ! rebuild wasted tis- do not feel much better ta here for the first time com who are weak and run-dow: Emulsion to get and keep sensible, in this town only by us. ves and Ralph friends. Steadmnn, LE STRONG AND WELL e news to all ol live O d-medic the best ne the inc ne which remedy weakening, ng old nerves, an ely feeling alcohol or dan- not make you days, but if you d stronger en a quarter other medicine ou, we will noney e to the Emulsion contains e Hypophosphi ve lonz been en- physicians, ned. The nd blood we believe ng else In over- ness and liability e and strengthen nerve h the blood. You vou who by various cold Rexall ( oil well and pleasant- d strength, better It it ‘doesn’t and we will 1l © without a wo aith we have in 000 Rexall Stores, $L.0 118 Main Street, Iments | The Style Review of 1914 A-FASHION EVENT SUPREME Friday A superbly practical as well as a supremely beautiful collection of the season’s newest fashion tendencies. e During the opening days we shall feature The Pantaloon Suit —-The Tango Gown — The Hesitation Wrap — and The Maxixe Coat, Aot N Burdion and | mportant se t tho Cioti-oras FUR SEASON OPENS d_H. Burdick. urfal was at | -~ Now is the time for you to get out our furs. 1 guarantee all repair work o be perfect. Have also a nice line of I'ur Coats for men and women, Wo- men’s Muffs and Collars and aaything | in the Fur line. | M. BRRUCNER, 81 Franklin St. ROOSEVELT TO HAVE SCHRANK’'S REVOLVER. River Bend, heodore D. Plcard ha ontract to t e railw fice. He has under temporar master Char ¥y been award- t ansfer malls be- v station and the post | Weapon With Which He Was Wounded een doing the work H in Milwaukes. appointment of Post- A J. Butler since the new post office building has been occupied. Milwau . e | revolver w h J Schrank at. Heretof ansfer has been done Sied 1o ol. Theodore Roose- | )y the < ork, N Haven and | in AMilwaukee in October, 1812, | lHE nEL-"oFF | }Laxjuu:g I.'u\l\ruad“‘ wl‘lan‘\heua- ;;I“\ ull_d wi ;:u presented to Mr. Roosev | post office was withi delivery | gether with five cartrid, 1 % | lan zone. ed in the weapon when | European P) | tes 75 OBITUARY. Minter, who claims to have| Nhice 70 cents per day and up —- the revolver from Schrank, to- | HAYES BROS, Count Charles Bozenta Chlapcwski. v asked Judge A. C. Backus of the Telephone 1227, 26-28 Broadway Cal, March 23.—A tele- | Municipai court, in whi rank was & dho h of Count | tried, for po: on e firearm. | - a Chlapowski, husband | Judge Backus granted the request, | A H Modjeska, the actress. in | after obtaining a promise from Minter | merican ouse A ety ore to- | that_he would hand the weapon and| r. Modjesh 1o count | CArtridges to Mr. Roosevelt when the | JARREL & BANDERSON, Props colonsl returns to this country from| Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, { 4,\;#:“ \nierican trip. | Traveling Men, Ete. OERE S—— . An inventor in Stockholm, Sweden, | Livery connected. Shetucket Street has devised an electrical apparatus f te of t died his 83d year DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Bldg. t his home here today MONEY LOAN lin ED Command ar e 3 onds, W J 2 e o d® e At barn : ties of Take elevator Shetucket Street en- ewark, O. FHe entered the naval Howeat ftater ot 4 TeRncE TRcae | academy in 1346 and served in the| - an war & midshipman under was promoted to a lleu- | 5, was made a lieuten- sident Lincoln v in THERT 15 oo agvertising medlum i Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bule letin for business res You need a coal range in Winter for kitchen warmsh and for continuous hot water supply, but in Summer when you want a cool kitchen and less hot water a Gas range is the thing. You get both in the Crawford Combination Range and you get the best of each. The Crawford Gas Ovens are safe; explosions are impossible. Ovens there is an extra s * burners at the top for broiling. For sale by M. HOURIGAN, Norwich Agent. In the End MaKers, 31 Union Stre.t, Bosten e L s i e