Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 10, 1914, Page 5

PINEAPPL oh ..y RED BANANAS, sach ..i.viiv. hing in the *leat and Poultry | At Wat 3 ' Thomas F. e P T A is a guest at. on Ni- SOMERS ~ 18141914 G:fl:twumm she Nor- Jobn A. Morgan & Son|siEFEA7 o ERIFE - COAL ing with Ruth Rebekah At A .‘ o 'Iu-'rh-.mul’mw.nu%- 1 Groton is to h e July meet- T Reth Revekan 10868 at Jewstt Bay View hotel, Niantie, Conn., BOW .y iaren, iér residents of this Send free trial of your methed :};on.mmgl'!‘t‘.‘h:e 'lbm, Mmmm but recently of Massachusetts, are vis- D ¢ Terms moderate—adv. . . |oneint LEHIGH VALLEY . | . oo Tastor of Wilimante,|, e, Sisboth Pealo Huribust hasi Ay s gty . ‘who has been president of the Con- X e NO. 2 Nut $&N m t° o ?:.écg‘ A d:atc-el ngn-lulon. retired xm“ “m,p‘;:.mtha &fl.l:hlmfiv— in :?t.ounr nmmnn(whr Office and Yard Gentral Wharf o Norwich. Telephone 884 4 % Hadley P. has returned to his| oy 4 iy et SUNDAY MEETINGS OPEN atte ¢ {5 dncle; Hadiey AT PINE GROVE, NIANTIC. hy of three months with his uncle, Hadley Maplerale Gardens, North ——— Nt First of Series July 12, With Mre. © Goetz of Baltimore Speaking. Franklin. George N. Aldrich, returned Tuesday after- The Ladies’ Aid society of Pine iantic, Goy. Simeon E. Baldwin has . ap- oved the quarterly appropriations for Bro-plu.ls in the state, including St. Jo- seph's, Willimantic, $1,000. Delegates from all the Moose lodges in the state will meet in Hartford Sat- urday for the vpurpose of forming a state association of Moose lodges. The Missiohary society of Connecti- cut has decided to move its headquar- ters. to the old Eiisha Johnson proper- ty, No. 37 Garden street, Hartford, soon. ; CYCLONE RYAN FOUND 7 IN BAD SHAPE. Former Player on Norwich Indepemd- ents Worked Too Hard as Actor. Mrs. M. B. Aldrich and son, noon after spending several days with| grove, Nj that Sun- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin at Putnam | 4oy ?ulv 12, vlllmnmmm:. of l==- S Noiees eo ad i e ekl ALE an n e Mrs. Sarab Ingham ~ Bounty = andlyonging, which is located in the Con- {l;ul;l‘le;i uiuh J;::’; G;‘n "' o nfllll:; necticut Spiritualists’ camp meeting charge i mnm“'h i u‘c hur’ D Pease’s in n;unfl- in Niantic. nofled by Police Judge Boss Farmer Kelly's bi“ feld of " meetings are one of the im- | was kept in custody and his blossoming potatoes attracts the at- Middiefield, Mass. = gortant events of the cam, errier. Teddy, remained wich him pi] tention of trolle; ngers in cars racting many people in e time. B en run in slght of the tuberculonts| CITY HAS NO REPLY philosophy of Spiritualiem, and will | Years ago Ryan played on the Nor- sanatorium. FROM POPE MFG. CO.| continue every Sunday throughout| wich Independents. He was a pitcher, —_— July and August. - Norwich mmllnn gt the Rnbm Mayor’'s Communication of Council's d'l;lhe list of slr‘ae.kem engaged in- Genealogical society have been nof swered, But No udes some well kndwn workers to|actor and then got into metion pic- of the annual gathering at the city of Aetion e v':“‘;“ : Niantic camp audiences, and new ones | tures. He worked too hard and studied | - WE ADVERTISE CRADWLY Burlingtgni Vt, on the 23d, 284 and| Complications " ug. b.'“tn :dd}d 1mx'z'=”nhx R too closely, 80 he told friends when he T 24th of July. n nday, July 12, Mrs. Elizabe came here six months ago, and his The fact that up to the present N0 | Harlow Goetx of Baltimore, Md., will One of the beautiful gardens in town | reply has been received from the PoDe| ye the speaker. Mrs. Goetz is : sy nerves were badly upset just now is that at the residence of | Manufacturing company of Hartford | ered one of the best speakers on the he . .B A a stalwart of six feet, and nearly 200 pounds. Then he became a repertoire ¢ i Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carroll on|to the co the vote taken Tuesday | gpiritualist plaiform, and is a native tion from all points; and come | Bresdway, where the roses are abe- | SUEGL X, 0% olution Danaed, Monda | aaded Tetersst (5 "4 Now - Enbiand | of mrictae sikun brovent meat o M out with flying colors. We’re| Maj Gen. Jonn_F. O'Ryan, com- $isito Tor a mew entoosemical that | P many years her platform work | Emme e heen made to get into d‘ . manding the New York National guard, | was sent to Hartford on Wednesday §as solely ag a speaker,.but within | communication with friends in New to h’ one owr not GUESSING at this; we're | Sivet Weancaday ttiermoon at Fiab- | morning by Mavor | Murshy, mould | e paac year's pledaing piase of plat>| ¥ori ana” Cambriage, Sass, 1n (e , { hope of having them come here and . £ ment of Brooklyn is encamped. closed and that there will be no fur- £ SURE of it because we've ex- s i thot oomplicntiony 1 the rether amr- | werps o 8 oo mer.OCersise briient ke chargy ot Byes. - Hal‘l M & 2 Several delicately tipped lavender|prising situation that existed. It 18| The hours of service are at 11 a. m. AT THE DAVIS THEATRE. ded ti : and and white dahlias shown Thursday by | felt that the city of Norwich ehould|gang 2.30 p. m., with evening seance at pended time, experience Mrs. David 8. Merritt of East Nor-!be on fairly friendly terms with theélg o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex- money in getting this stock it is paying that concern $886.40 f0r | meetings, which are open to the pub- . Wich were dfit from stalks which had | Pope company in view of the fact that Photoplays and Concert Singing. grown to the height of seven feet. tended to all interested to attend these The that began the gec- 3 repairs to the presemt autochemical lic, with collection. ond half of the week at the Davis was t f . 4 imAne;; ‘a-n b:ltlneaéflot afi’enl m‘znkhhl. ———— o?a that munu{md the high standard o‘uha or public mll. ss Elizabeth swold died er " of entertainment that is to be sought or P home in Blackhall early Wednesday b DEBATE FOLLOWED BY JAM. |ihere. Clothes, the Famous Players M TM fi‘ Come in and do the “sifting | T g Ml Grlemol N aion Thomas Latham. There Was a Unique Affair in the | ot of th e O s ‘Wednesday night about 11 o'clock Y. M. C. A, Lobby. Carlyle, that great English seer of the ” X The will of Prof. William Dressler,| Thomas Latham, one of the -oldest Y half of t: ught down” for youuelf, and catch filed Wednesday in New York, leaves | residents of Gales Ferry died at his| A unlgue and enjoyable affair was tor::h in smtol:-.l{m ':Z‘e:’:,‘, $20.00 Suits for ““ . . $2,000 personality to Agnes M. Dress- | home there rather suddenly fellowing|held at Y. M. C. A. in the big lobby On | jover of English literature appreciates. . us napping if you can. 6k Galenier. | Profassor Dressier died | & sorious Tiinees of several daye. Sev- | Wedneadsy, svening when « dsbate of [ And' the pecple in the fim g0 desper $22.00 Suits for $17.50 2. His wi was dayvs ago , tham - esman Ve 5 N‘L',?wich Tow:-l i - yda tack of zcute indigestion which caus-| to a group of young men. SIRGS Sl Sntuity S SPeRtsl ly find the wellsprings of heart happ! $24.00 Suits for $19.50 ed his heart to become weakened, but{ Those participating were Morris W. ' negg Omaha veal| ; GHAs SLUSBERG At Block Island bluefish have been| he was up and around the village as| Ryley, Ronald mball gnd Secretary > o e s s caught unusually éarly this year, Capt.| usual on Wednesday. Hill of Norwich, P. Flex, Ira Frank and t'h:“n t’ilco told. efi:lm:.n:.;:t dra- $25. S 1 $2 : H. Allen caught about 600 pounds in a He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Allison Miller of New York and 8. F. | nag were diversified and catered to . o 3 Cove s gill net off the west part of the island, | Thomas Morgan Latham and was born fleld of Newton, Mass. various moods and 528:00 Suits for “ emperamen and several equally as good catch in Ledyard 75 years ago. At the age The out of town dx:ynuem are in ) Messrs. Craig and Botyla n-nu':a have been made. 3 of 18 years he began to teach school| Norwich for a few s, and they as v ’ 5 O L e D e amilios aii his life.| well as the others thoroughly enjoyed | e ‘ePutation as melodious songs-| -y .9 prices do mot tell the- A complete list of the latest pension=| He taught school for 101 terms in the| the debate, which occupied an hour - - ers of the New Haven road, with their | Lea: * Groton and Uncasville|and a half. 3 'MO m c“ {- d . see thesuits. _ _ . ;. a. - length of_service, .includes: P. F. Cav-|school and last winter he substitut- At the conclusion of the debate the AT THE AUDITORIUM. anaugh of Colchester, watchman, 33| ed for the lar teacher in ard. | above named meén each contributed Vaudevill m’ Pict Uit wmi&m ‘W. Crandall of Mystic, 3 resided in Gales Ferry|toward the purchase of “The Standard audeviile. & on ures. g watchman, 45 vears. fifty years. Some years ago Mr. | Dictionary of Facts” which will be a| The ee acts that are booked for “ gtla.m z'rote a story yot the career| valuable addition to the association. |the rest f this week at the Auditorium Rear Admiral C. F. Goodrich of | 0¢ 1o father, Thomas Latham, who| Others who contributed were J. W.| were well applauded at both perform- Pomfret is to leave in a few months ho one| Carlevale, B. M. Bruce, S. C .Dean, M. | ances Thursday, and the moving p! e on o trip around the world which wiil{ led & sea faring life and who Wos ONS) Tebister, E. W. Rogers and W. N.|tures proved to be of the choicest kin g Pt include a long stay in India with 'his| g 1k eng of the county. Block. On the Verge of War, a three-ree The llll‘y coml‘mssmnel’s Juustter; Sin matrinh er S For many years Mr. Latham was pe of Ment- | Mexican war flim, was shown for the year ago a Hritish officer who ie sta. M. B. church|clair strawberry jam and Uneede bis- | last time and was accurate in every tioned in India. -s\;nr:;t:ncg:fi :tf qt:l:’ ey resign- | cuit were served and everybody had | detail. Marsten and ?ly with their ing the position 12 years ago because a big time. funny pokes and songs kept the atten- for New London County|, s csruncats,of chanes of neme vao| o is® deaitn - Ho was ohe ok the gonof whele hearere o all times Wil s, the well known hu- church trustees and took an active Scotty iams, . the Now Tork Fumitues sad Cloing | SICh, (el Suire. Same Semral " e P B KL will meet at the oflico Of | Be Kniown as the Eastern Grand Rapids | 260 he was united in marriage with| Enterpri , completed the vaudeville part of the :l."nurgin;re I:o:npandy.AhThs gicsg;:umare bshg o 7 Paper Once in 350 Years. performence with some very clever 2 \ c! , Lou . . Latham o the Clork of The! SUPSFIOP] s b et o tn s sor | rivition snd e bignly romesdnt] & ueique peblicatics was beme ro-| Siia') Sectiead houmans, e [ upOI'IOI‘ Mary Thayer Pierce, 87, died at her | by all who knew him. He leaves three| cejved at the state library, in a copy o S S R s 1554 3 home in Somers Wednesday after a|sons and one daughter Bradford A.{of “The Uncas Monument,” an eight- Coll c < 53 several weeks' illness. She was taken | Latham of Guilford, Clarenc A, off pagé paper, “published once im 350 ollege o~ntr'aet in Ten Days. c°urt at Normch on Mon_ with the grip in the spring and, owing | Essex, and Mrs. Charles A. L. Morgan| years' presumably at Norwich. The| Chairman F. Valentine Chappell of to weakness of age, she never rallied | of Middlletown, and Charles E. La-| paper was printed probably in 1842 the board of trusteas of Connecticut from it. Mrs. Pierce was born in Bol- | tham of Hartford, and five grandchil-| and contains many articles of his- Ccllege for Woman etated Thursday ton, Conn. In 1865 she married Wil-| dren. torical interest. In the contemts|that the building commitiee was un- LES, OLIVES, ETC. = - day, July 13th, 1914, atiei Fiero of somers i, Dohe Setoen Lo Tnitnded T oy ot Baeve dood| Shint Iot 1 ecuted o e ol ' : mfof N n t - There is local interest in the mar- o at 9 'i"um oa:::‘lflhn:ut. a story :‘; m: tract for the erection of the first group POO'I.Q" M.t ’ riage of Miss Ella Louise Keeney,| - . sent| last days of Uncas, an essay on the|of college buildings. The matter is p. m. daughter of James H. Keeney, of hard times at Boston in 1774, and | Practically settled, however, he added, 6 Franklin S8 Rackville, and Frank Charles Morrie of | pyrial will take piace. one on an Indian's gift for foreign|énd an announcement will be forths wy 2 s “Worcester, Eng., Tuesday noon at the M Fecalc Muiringhon Christian missions, med in 1341 in|¢CTMing within a day or two. JUSTIN HOLDEN. Pregristes A sident of th home of her father at Rockville, the re. 1 rebns ool > ery e e Four bulldings are to be erected at : ny resigent o | S| ceremony being performed by the| Caroline - B. Humtingtom, wife of e i the P time, and work will begin e K ot this “city, died at her home : of <l 'y i The ruins of th k mill of Q. m em:lm " Chureh. city and was the daughter of Mr. and Been Invited 'h.fsb Charge. i - " wm-’z:a. n:ihi o in Hartford on Thursday afternoonifc | ..jie Kopmfli. GCity Has M. . H Mrs. Henry Huntington. Some years I‘Ofel‘el‘lce to the Selectml\ The Montauk avenue Baptist church, ,‘r: she ;y.. u‘;.ued in marriageswith | C. Leslie Hopkins of this city has Mentvilie, thta caught fire Monday . Frank Hi SHdes srandfather, Bv./ Joewsh B of Hartford, for-] gpgANIZE NEW BRITAIN BANK, |abcut the first of August. To Help Montauk Avenue Baptist about 4 o'clock. She was born ir this Tean invited to' meet with the incer-| Sveming are quickly being -cleared . : ‘whose edifice was burned to the ground him i3S m,”:‘hfi survives l:;r_. oy :‘f & the ‘: T:“d:; . Beat of the bales ape be- 3 build, and while New Lond daughte Caroline, | company aw tain on Satu of jurors at that time. Hta share of the 320,000 aceded. the | Gladys and Olive e on. ' of | afternoon, at which time steps ane to chureh asks every Baptist church in| Hartford. Mrs, Harrington also leaves | L taken towards the organi: mill and Red mill and those that were in New London on June 4th, is to r&; o (5 | totally damaged are being put | CHARLES W, GALE, Connecticut to kindly take an offering ‘tw brothers, Samuel G, Hunti n| New bank, which work he is invited to y ng put in a let WALTER FITZMAURICE, for this work on Sunday, July 12. = L and ,Henry Huntington, of ord. | undertake. Mr. Hopkins is now :- near! ) . ¥ Miss Annie| nectéd wiih the Unien bank of 2 ——————— s ", GEORGE E. PARSONS, Contracts For Highways. W mfi- of this eity | Londcn znd is an ex-president of Teo Ses the Big Ones Play. .-.-“ cllx'| s Weather Mas ! are coueins and Louis A. Hyde, also of | Connecticut Renk association. Dennis Sullivan, formerly of nterfered ¥ Jury Gommissio: Highway Commissioner Charles J. i "% | Bemnett awarded Thursday the follow- ing contracts for work mv&n: Brooklyn, ~ Section of e macadam, 4,850 feet, for $6,580.06° to Goodman & Trumb: Norwich, is an uncle of the d is to leave today for Aqm Increase in Post Office Salaries. a week in New York. Stonington Pastor Goes to Bridgeport, According to announcement While there Ofolal announcement was made at \ "¥he Hartford Thursday of the transfer of Rev. John- C, Lynch from St. Mary's Roman Catholic church, Sto on, to St. Patrick’s chureh, pastor. ull company of Ermest E. Bullard {|.2eizss. o, scuon o pitomia to the A. D. Bridgés Sons, incorpor- ated, Hazardville. g vlal!lu Y. M, C, A. Open Air Meeting. TEACHER B o B S 16 Williantie bive @i cooh [ | 8ar Tas: Goorte B Snaring S wesk. secured te deliver K the address. The i public generally is invited and an in- e ty Ba A New Garage Evected. b & ol '1_ 3 3’1”.“‘: tnam, $88. A mew : For appointments address & teresting hour is assured. ors 31, §1,700, 3 MRS. ANGLE INGLINED E BULLA Bliss Place, Nor- | * This meeti is to be held 3 Theodora McCurdy has return- ;. T wich, c'":fl. he Bu w uugn a trip .to the Bermudas, TO GO ON STAND. —_— lmund. of the Buckingham M > . Captain Tweomey Re-elected. R in Miss Suzanne Gallaudett is visiting i T ;mm‘u%mt!orflmlfi“- ’ = g om- a_.n_'_"_““"“‘ ot n the Connecticut Police as- - WALL PAPERS Sociatien, Capt. Dennis J. Twomey was trom socleties 3. Halsey Richards of New York is 3 pmend.- | & ing several weeks at his home on —_— iway. stil have a large assortment of | 'One for Every Haur. . different grades “and Mexico is sald to meed a “man Miss Deel and Miss Taylor n‘:\:«d-’le-. \v:xvo.lf we -fi the hour.” ‘But if dcvahp;_un. q: Very important—very inter- . MW ‘were Tecent ms T seegen 1| 8 13 LA ] SR e | ki | twentysfour—Cleveland Leader. e e psitimit. il ; 2 Dr. and , §. C. Perkins have - will be glad you looked. It is in 9 3 > m’;m“flguowum oo ey Tt - Yenem |} merv n ! . X Mrs. Edson F. Gallaudet, Mrs. Willts ooty ot B Butreor e || oo 3 4 watin, and” Mre Locius Brisgs and |