Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 6, 1914, Page 2

fiflymmdmmetymwmhwfl: k ool fooking Tub~ Skii arming array of pretty dacnigns p and tunic models are | Blouses~for 'Summer 4n “the 'sheerest amsag the - destgns. Nothing |20d most delichte” weaves are-here. more tive ana cool -for - the lan or kimono sleeves in full wiEn ol (: length -or threé-qudrter, collars of soft s S er dnyn—d’riu rmze m—epg or pique, 8o up“te $4.5 One of the most important garments of the season is a Linen Duster for driving, motoring UF Walking, and this lea.lbn they 4r <o well does not hesjtate to wear them at.any' timi WA Bet f-or-kiflorto Wlebves, fill' or tflrae» Ratine Maharajah, a combination of Don ee silk- and ratis 27-inch wide, hk, fan, Blue and-white, 39c a yara. tod Dlmitles, neat floral Barnaby Crepe, 27-inch wide, in tasigo; gray, lavendar, blue and brow, striped: and corded,- F5c-a yard. " Ratine Raye, 27-inch’ wide, White, wisteria and old rose yard. Crepe Gingham, 27-inch wxde. ioé. pr&ty plaid and check eflect, wide Flaxon, linen finish, i n i l%c‘d ped effect, 15c'a yard: 27-inch wide ed Crepe, p wide F‘Sgur l‘!fl "Fine u-a:-u. suitable for| ua waisting, 32-ihel ‘blue, 25e-‘a all ‘colors, $1.00 a pair. 11 eblors,” 15¢ & pair: a"pair. . White and natural, 50c a rted & 50€ B all’ eolors; R\sman !tflpes 50c and $1. oo 50c each. ™ For S&mmst air. o, T Will Make Your Bomb Comfortnble Coolmor Porch Shades are made of tou h stripes of Jinden wood. col- ored- wce‘ Yn "Affécted’ ~They " éome in fln‘ mr&.’ x o! 7 fee d thé colo - s COUCH HAMMDSKS ' Couch Hammocks with Spain sus- penxton, maem‘wmr wind~“'shields, wwe:r wlde 3 'and'mular 4rox iy 90 ang .007 with S1250 aebh.n.l’é iror * framve; 00, separate awning, $6.00. ol D ks Ot s Gk s e oes HAMMOC P3EEh ahd gok 0 BT Sy SR W; bave an ex \gofor + n--rué S it e I; The will-“not ~Bé & p &hend ot the flies, spring bugs and insects. best w&y l’yex ‘them get se;and ‘then you annoyed them or mu ln m to get them vht, ux:x wmaaw Eczens, !33 eaeh Adjustable ' Window Screens, Window Streefls: ) Screen Doars, PO mmmfi FLOUNGIN 36-inch nge Embrmdered Net, 31.50 yard, par~4 -ipch Dmbroldered Voile Flounc- fige-and-sott, Z6c and $1'19-a vard. tml;o.la‘e::d v6na nd\!ng Dress Patterns of Embroidered Or-’ 8 ealh & e and 30c 2 Wb i p?";;% Edges, 51.19 3 s Bomsog ot to 2| Bmipoice t‘ng Ghiffon Edges, 5-inch Qriental Flougeing, ggoo al ::ax%é?a‘nd ‘Bead Ornaments, 25¢ to ‘Spasiel ip Sil Pelticosts, al) colors, $1.98 each. THE H. C. MURRAY 0. s gng Erauds 2169950 S 59 % Jes Sk Wit s pud ,,“szaw Trimmiogs. 1o fo Slpsh wide, 26¢ png WMHAM' | ‘Nflm'NAL‘ BANK .......snsusam, !-681,01.4.0‘1 303.358- ‘de,li Wa W Rutnham; Treasumr, Bragg., Frank H. Tillinghast, Floyd SLhsy PRRRR Bullard. "| around ‘the other way. G rking for Hol Ry Summer months mermntue eommntea ta.ke ;he mihes 3';: wmx me; ers aj cers, a r’;’ee&g‘ of °m:'§mm month. - by " e&‘he uuztesuon of the c.larh was a hglf holiday each- week during July and August. Thursday was -thought e best. M' the Fequest-is .~ Some “of SRR A 4 %””‘:&e{’ I are idle. consideraf ’,j’d they mAAE S Mrs. Waldo Bass. ahd Fride largely attended: Rov clated, and the burm '\v.};pfn land ‘cemetery . chibald Gallu] 3 Johnson “and » Director Jay M Wfl!‘ h’l arg: e %fi John leet James . AT Théte i§ Ote how much work Put on ilit*reew He"is* !he‘dflvu of & I on the Stveel baa s ?flnson ;fie( o S0 that'He coumt @riv H. Jones$'' stable goig Tb’ BEQEQ é?fl! now, Is rfimw “Thé been closed for snme d: being pat in & e g holes mtade by ihis— team - were noticeable, ‘and if evag:epe @id the same thing on new streets the bill for repairing would mount rapidly. e BOUDT BRETY: Moose Plan Carnival. The committee appolnted by Willi- mantfc “15dge, X6. 1#16,"L. 0.°0. M3*%6 arran; e for an open ca.rmvar on the Moosé” home propeétty on '~ ‘Pleasant Street has decided on the time for the event. - “Fhe lodge “expects to take a title to the property within a fortnignt Tow, and‘then preparations ‘will be rushe@ for the carnival, the proceeis ‘of "which will xo‘-tovu.rd thh fund for q:e home. Became Dizzy and fqy Miss Cora Brown of Pleasant street, en employe of e “EmericamThread company, s\'hfle on ‘her-way to-the mills Friday noq was* attacked th' dizzi- mness and fell to the sidewalk near the ‘Hickey building ‘o Bion=street; cuts ting a severe gash over her right eye. She was taken into chk - drug store in" m; “anconsclous ooe‘ Altefl- ‘"er:;x toratives' were- apj i E ment by a’ phys!chrvhu “was caffed, 'lnchoflu‘ whooll. 3 Mrs. Hl.n" La¥Rin and children, Ll:; G B e 3 s 208 Sgoginen 1 B # %fis, t.ome;'%‘d Personals. Is. Miss Mary they Was a Rockville vmm- Friday. o éf‘e ick of Stafford was ip lgn em Vail wm* spend Sunday .r. N Dondero and’ R. A Hartford for a brief wisit. mfi%&&n ué&'fx.,‘”;f.}"‘“" o B SRR G B ol B FE Syt “Miss Elizabeth Kflnnbury iy with relatives in Buston* 3e few »hué‘ a il 108 & 5;_ g};gfim 7 e 28 “’§u‘3¢ 3;20 Sullivan at the wfl bu'v yde i M’egaend gt"h?gue;om!g i‘n’ajgélm e 3 Nox;%d 3 g‘?yrvent to Hartiord‘to i'ewnn over h‘fi"“?fli Mrs. Louis Knlxht Mu ied to Bast Hartford Friday atter. .".’y‘v fr 5, u%mtm“‘”n“éx:’i very &t‘ chileld: C. .L. Anderson, who has been under ent at the private hospital, is improving and eXp leave Qe nospita ip g'day or tyo: STGNINGTON Dr.” James ht trom -Avthur A D(!wey‘ m‘i’#m&.f he d in -for a rumber of ‘ypars o sq! " bollth! a lot on the north side of the prop- erty om . Elm street-and Intends to build a handsome house there. Firemen’s Memorial Committee. Pioneer Hook and Ladder -Co. elect- ed n > | busin Miss Brown'was asamed' to her home | by relatives. Locpl Not, Miss Julia Fenton has retdrned to her dyties at the establishment of Henrjetta McCullock affer an absence of several days occasioped by fliness. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Whitmore havé as guests™ for the” week' Mr. and Mrs! Howard' Whitmore, Who haye-returned from" “spen i, tlt ‘winter hi‘L;l(eviéw Nie. . i ‘ rs. May Rirlot and Mn dr ‘Worcester,* memr s lth %fig &flsn S Sipen g "a% geieny g Rouge to bs seen nn bl $ag day. treeu part of Leon: Brief Mention. H. E. Remibgton 'is in Boston. J. B. Raulhus iz i Boston on bus- ness. s vc_t P. Allen spent Friday In Provi- e £ %fi‘.ie' Yalenting Woed 1z in Baston fox Mrs, .1;. P. Dudley is spending a week in Boston. Joseph Connor of Providence spent Friday in this city. gwall of Proyidence ALL THIS WEEK Aluminum Percolators $1.981- - | Aluminum Fry Pans . E*qutk M) )s récel?l dfi re‘fl&;s“‘! {1‘:9 " Enlertans at Gards Mrs, Eugene Hyde of Bim en- tertained at whm :nmr-uy evening. g, W S08 ; o1 ve arriv g A R %\?3 .inafif 553 renc B W 5 ve 1 ?Suu Y dor Now ¥on “wx‘%l’r’} ‘Waod Wikl atiend the ang! 111’“0!!& Qonfer»ncn of “m Pm Madisgn Bovs Cluh houu. l Lt B- gate df the lacal club. " ” " Penrty Gellert. who is stationed ln Porto Rico, In the govermment - loy is bome on a furlough was ‘ho -u of his brother, Samuel qglu;; 5 Hobm Baker of Wmlnnqn was . Colchester visitor- Fri Funeral of’ D.md ai:onnqll The funeral of fel O’Connell who died at his*Worife “{if* Bast on ‘ednesday, was held In Sf. Andrew’s church Rriday morning. - Buriel was la St Andrew’s cemetery. John and Paniel McQarthy port wete in - towm Wridax the funeral of their O'Co‘nnell, M’ ezé plqésu memlm; uncle, Baniel 8 Alurmnum&-ul?uu.. 39-: s,uemmnx' Blmers & Sbesard memm wm ;gu *| Mcs. Jasenh Actaya of Wau mpflienne. 'Rfl!'vlm co the heatre at Friday's lhowl a score of deeds of vumh.-ed from the section belnx eveloped at the north end of the city ve been flled for record. Lucy' ice ; 3&4 ;rldhy ] Tour gorf“? leDY. 9&‘!":7 lmm the 18th, ncmb Womfies‘ar ection will be l'it L. av. fl. L uLmy The body ot Rev. Patrick J. O'Leary Fho died at Wesferly Thursda; gxcr{r is to be hrought h aftet- noun1o: birial in St é—*fi REksa kot ol T el e 10 the one to be hel at wmerly this morn<" Imvruf in Appropriation Item. Putnam pgaple’ were intérested Fri- 3‘1&"."‘3‘5&?&5#3‘ 5. 2.5:: e e, U uw This Hil ana Mapbsan: fi" heion e awflfe aal Ci ts.d .’:“;:é K}\'vv ,m ll\g&‘ugn‘s gl Wr m \n-nén e ¥ $) Fraip for Neribland's “Passen- b, w&}? Pl ;r'tkfle o Tonang ‘"55! Mrs, Gale’s 4Address. 85 OF Mrs. Charles W. Gale qt No ch be(or. the members ot the mpun cburch and rej b of” otier “missionary ucx home of Mr. and Mrs. Frisy mernmx vu of nbu 1nt to 'all. ’ meeflnx. Miss' Viall Gnduaud and Eng.,,q. T4 oM, Boamie Wugred vigu o ihia %mes School "of Romeatic ‘edn A Boston paper. fl‘-‘-’i‘m WL e ot 5.;“‘:.‘!: Qnmam ,%9 0% the meml id_fl’x, ?ll and MF Bm 23 &Y“‘l{ Argx of Bimwaod. 3 E u-rti cof 2 en t°§ he dompan b 0 CO ract O] ln“‘ fifi a&g ttjonn.l iy bl 5 Des 0C] odeled: wis in DanfIAVErager r‘anuv,;t‘t:dn ‘%_g t%hsel buily 3 comp] occupying 1t-by~Ceto! 2 53 T Batn earn M J +%n.. BT et iy , . B “slflxm oF the Bqual Fran eagte. Alumni Business mmn.. Ray W. Pellett, p‘régnden; mond Allen, secte ‘k‘l Tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon the ?mfl'-l of Court Gity of Putnam, marial service for the of the order. The &I . and, escortéd !s!u thallc ltnd is to promgo’: to ves ol the Mwéd members will bé dec- d. A Bartford member of the c.,,. Returned to Dock.@ oYy, u,} of 1y High S¢hool Klumn) t N I.unwnl Exercises America, are to conduét &u&““’“ tn formed at F‘or-fi- 24 Mary's cemstery, where the Will deliver the address. is , i Snflth xt \43 l'-tqu co%y fi?gfi% Have ‘sent out notices ‘that €88 meeting’ 0f the’ Will be held In the assernbly. high school on fhe ‘“ventng Anothet ‘announce: 53 m mmnr-m scmm 1 noon of‘hxp Childrew's Day Tomorrow. Childgen's held ‘at - the an Sunday at ‘11 m WHI "be the last that Rev: € Lr Yer will bé in his’ pulpit ‘until 11. }x\’:’m from ai‘:‘ European mp nusually i vo:fik l“At the Sun ni-'wagkr AGENT BALRWIN RESIGNS. H? Been a Mast Effci t ailroad Station—Rians Not An- Eneellaum(. m. Juns. 14 June 14, Sunday evenln‘ has been u!ected as t‘xe “Gat’’ TOr” h& “dnuphal 5 S5RRE 1 the members or the' graduat las® of Killingly High school Tur SEFVRe, w! c, ‘will “be “In’ ‘the uonu church. Rev. W. Douglds field of the Baptisi the sesmon. 3 station - fhe most cient men e oolhvlny has er had pere md there is wldeflpre d i ver his décision. He hlas church will deliver e ANOT HEI 1. IIER GENT Will Be Available for Bank Bepositors July 6. e ©On July 6 another 10 cent. will be available for the dep&’l:qm 6! the | * indham County Savings lch is doing ‘well under m‘-mw ment. Bhis will bé 40 per’ ce: ."o‘r total of deposits” available ¢ nce l-fln‘i of the court “order H. Holcomb under whlch gn: ]nnpened flg businéss on October of ldst year, ‘DEr beco ayallable every three nans:: e at” r” system h ° 9 ing of the company’s Tocal ‘buk- iness, which {8 heavy in view of the fact that Putpam ncipal transfer points on the ‘e Toad and dufing his’ stay here haz introduced many carefully’thought but Innovations and checking arrarige- Ments ‘that have “been to the great ghmxt of ‘the comipany. 1dwin hhl ‘ot ‘only very care- fully guarded and 'advanceéd the inter- tg of the company, but ag Foil Las & boomer~for the city and fts in- thé | terests. “has beén a hustler in tnam iness' Meén's associa- tion constantly on the lookout for lfgpr;unwul to interest” concerns in city “and its Influstn:; ‘He has n ‘very ive In the interests Along with -the Hst- of" p!tty com- aba* organizations ~With Plaints that citizens 858 heard g whi he ‘h lflenl and Is credited vent to llmm dail: %’. gne that | with™ mitich” of “the hénor* dye fof so me few motorcyclists glven to | largely lncrmlng the. member-hlp of iding their ma m the fiew%lkl Dd Rre’ pronw’ i E nes the nto the ;h | elonx. n er than :u:‘ .ou l- Y'I’k l"g‘ the nidecs 3 4. rgfls“ am‘"‘ CALLER FELL uu&uwou;. tided ey % s thi p ot on . eeq the proj 3 bltmnmthla city u:d stnflord Sprlm a project recen! 1y launched and im which there is al d interest. r. Baldwin's plans for t ‘I;g:ég,fi"té":=$%"%:m for b 114 m 4 9- the ingly Bleh 31 %’E‘ s fif 3 uuur heane Ku- B ’f-"" Dhmu .uvllfl‘*‘w of Putnam t!aum! ous Vete—Comes }’,‘t OMD. o lde .h}cfl co! Ffl]l «é All of mufiittéé B | mercial Miss Mary L. Danfels, who has & winter in the south, as teacher- Benting tne stamnee af s o in .c-gl: city. s ¥ lorence nt Mawr wm spend her parents, Rev. y Sharpe of Uxbridge, was 'the “guest ‘ot Jocal relative cently. - Mrs. John Walker is in this city for a few weeks' stay. Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sargent were in Bastford Wednesday attending the Windham County - Association of Min- JEWETT CITY Old Public Sign Post, Once a ping Post, May Do Duty Aga Congregational Men’s Club Elects old wat recordl ; {of this town show that in 1830 fbe d | selectmen were directed by a vote of the town to erect a public sign post The granite for ihe post was quarried in"the, Stonie Hill woods, and the post was duly set in the forks of the road at the junction of ‘what is now known as North'and’ East Main streets: From’ 1820 to” #8230 “ ¢! latfér-year that in“which piublic-whipping Was ‘abolished) this post was used for the purpose of a whipping: post. - Here 4 luckless wretch was tled and the lash appled “to his bare ‘back. Many liave heard the late Francis S. Young tell that once when & mere lad -he saw a man whipped before a crowd at this post for a misdemear WS 160 Young to Temembe 'l‘he making of the Dayid Hale Fan- Ig park made it necessary to rem i $1a Janidmirk from the site wh it had stood for only a few ve: short-of a-tentury, its removal it was in regular for the purposefor whicir 10w intended - It mow hds been where the borough prop- v is occupied by the A. A Youns Jr. Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1. The owners of the Press are perfectiy wiling and in fact are desirous that 2 wooden case be pit on itz top and that it be used gs the public sign post for the town of Griswold, perhaps for the next century as it was in the last. A vote was passed at a _town meet- ing held in Pachaug last fall that the post Be set on the téwn ho priperty on Soule stréel, but the sej men had a board placed on thé t baitding in ac¢cOrdance with legal precedent and such proceeding was deemed By them sufficient. It is generally hoped that the old post be rebabilitated' In its present location and be used again. The Stope Hill granife. of which the post’ iy made. is®a” soft ‘stone, quite easily worked, .hut' very durable. - It never became however. of much com- vatite. There ‘is no record where ‘the whip was kept with which these” punishments were given in this paFt of the town, but in Prchauz, the - whip was kepf under the counter After a prisoner” hal or 50 lashes the whip reeking ad’It was when thé pinishment was over. When, pér- haps monthg later; another unfortu- naté was to take his stripes, the only preparation the whip received was a few ‘Sharp blows dcross the counter deliveréd by the’donghty arm of the officef. u Themes Sunday. At the M. E. church Sunday the Rev. SaftfuT“THatther ‘Wil occupy his pul- Pit. Hig sybiects will be, Mborning, The 3 ¢Vening, The Pur- pose of fhe ation. AY the Cong: pastor; the’ Rev. Df. W. H. Gane, will take “for ‘his 'subject, Thé Power of a Christ-Cefitered Life, and The Courage of ‘Cénscience, © At*'the ' Baptist J. G. Brizgs of Owatonna, will'_ de- liver an address on the Judson Cen- tennial Missionary Work. Mr. Brigas is a cousin of Mis¢ Ariana Cook of this place. * In_the evening the sermon will be by the Rev. Allin Spidell, the pastor. He will speak from the theme, The Life Worth While. Clup Entertained. The Harmony club was entertained by Mrs. F. $. Brown Fxiday afternoon. Mrs J. Tinker was a visitor at the “uhmannc camp ground Friday. From St. Elizabeth’'s Home. Miss Grace McCartby is at bome on Mechanic street. She is attending school at §t. Elizgbeth’s home in Hartford. Thig is a preparatory in- stitution for young ladies who are to enter the sisterhood. This home is conduycted by the Sisters of the Holy Ghost. Miss McCarthy is the oldest daugh- ter of Ex-Warden and Mrs. Joseph H. cCarthy. church Rev. Minn, M Men’s Club Election. E. F. Burlesan gotertained the Men's %% ! clul of the Copsregational church in their apnual meeting at hi aw gle Thursdsy evenim presiden M. Carnenter. pr xh. busipess meeting, where every re- Pogt from the various officers of the to prove its prosperous eo‘flxflf“mvh- treasury showed a fa- vorable balance of $126 and the roll of membership showed an ad #ix new members duri he year. The following afficers were elected to serve for the next vear: President. David A Wothwell: fivs: vice presidént, E. F. Bu:q,.on: second yice ":::uror S.F. Brow Lioyd g G. Buckimgham: mittee. G. ell, lliam McNicol: pro- F. Burleson, Don- arshall: urrlc. &ram c&l "‘"'Sl_ bflwn E. S. His- ilcox ; 29 nngun-uné ot & C. Bliss, .glpfik Lru.s e-u n{ prxgflgg ;g}m‘ésm&mw yaRRY E ums. Attorney-at Windham County Sayings