Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 31, 1914, Page 5

HEAVY HEAD LETTUCE ARIZONA .MUSKMELON FANCY PEARS and PLUMS TELEPHON! SEEDLESS WONDER QlAPIl ENGLISH BACON and HAM, BEEF STEAK TOMATOES FANCY ROAST BEEF LARGE ROASTING CHICKEN SOMERS BANNERS That Are Different, Panoramic Views of Norwich that are works of Art, Also a new line of Folders of Local Views. Any or all of these will make fine gifts to your visiting or visited friends. CRANSTON’S TRY THOSE Channel Mackerel from RALLION'S Promotion For You ve you ever noticed how people wnh the proper qualifications are pro- moted? Sometimes we do mot under- stand why one person is promoted over one or two others, but investigation will show that the person promoted has the ability to fill the higher posi- tion, while the other fellow has scarce- Iy enough ability to hold the position he is in. You just watch Norwich Business College graduates and see how they rise to the higher positions. They have been thoroughly trained and you can't hold them down; they are business athletes. Write or call. 99 Main Street W. E. CANFIELD, Prop, Ernest E. Bullard VIOLIN TEACHER n Willimantia twe duys each weak. For appointments address E. E. BULLARD, Bliss Placs, Nor- wich, Conm Try Our Coffee at 30c IT IS A WINNER Green Corn .fresh every day. Let us have your orders. People’s Market 6 Franklin Street QUSTIN HOLDEN, Proprietor 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the public the finest standard Beer of ‘brands of Bohemlan, Pll'l!at. ‘Culmbach Bavarian Beer, e and Burton Muer's Bmu:h Ale, G\tln!'-‘ Dublin Stout, i ;C-gimported Ginger Al inki mnrnu-,mn‘k ou-"'au - Ihl Ale, steflln{ Bitter Ale, Anheuser, A. A. ADAM, r:wlcfi Town Telephone 447-12 FURS STORED by M. BRUCKNER 81 Franklin Street ’ LONG ISLAND DUCKS ‘Roch: = mwfl“’“fimwm s g S Sl & 19. Wmm waitl; the Crescent Beach™end of ti Excursion ok Montreal A Ave a) Lmit Aug. 28: r roun for particulars—adv. 3t who Astor aboard, | cal members of symnx templ Mymc Shrine, have received the annual shore dinner at the uumsu York o: erpool Thursday. The chestnut blight is spreading in their homes on CLff street after a ten e oland connts lostead ot dic. days visit with relatives and friends Tninishing. On young eprout growth in Manchester and Hartford. the cisease seems to spread very fast. W m"ufe, o e ey: | Deen spending several days with Mrs. executive committee of the Reynolds' parents, Mr. and Mrs. O S5y brook Town Improvement aseos | Coughlin, of Fitchville, have returned. Mrs. H. B. Beausoleil of this city left | on Thursday evening for Canada,where | she will pass a month or more for her | George hea'th. While In Canada Mrs. Beau- | T Wiicox of Meriden is president of Solell will visit Montreal, Quebec and the association. The annual reunion of the Wilcox and allied families is to be held in Hartford Aug. 26, 27 and 28. , Mrs. F. W. Runnells, Miss Hazel ke e!“'é,i,a"u"c‘é"cé'm‘.’f«‘.';‘s set in the Rumnells, Mr. and Mrs. Resnier and When this i5 ready for use the Keyes Product company expects to run day and night. William P. Carty_ of New London! and Miss May E. Bitters of Quaker Hill' were married Tuesday night at the rectory of St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London. Frank Brown and family of Spring- field, Mass., have left for an automo- e tiip. thraugh They will spend two Noticaiat Quaker Hill visiting rela- Groton Long Point plots are sold | upwards on easy monthly Tents or bungalows be erected when first payment is made. James Jay Smith Co., New London.— Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Miss Elizabeth Shower Shirk | total amount of debentures agreed to and Dr. John Ladd Burnham at Ocean Gate, N. J.,, Monday, will reside ‘in Portland, Conn., where | 2n agreement has been made with tae Dr. Burnham has opened an office. Dy Britmbios wis s Sormer rosldent of | ChSa payment of one-third of thelr They Connecticut grain déhilers were un- able to secure a wholesale quotation on corn by the carload for the last day t is s that the grain mar- Ket has taken a sudden jump since war | Company of anticipating the motes, or | O« has been declared in Europe and that|any part of them. market quotations for future delivery cannot be obtained. At Wednesday's session visors at Danbury Normal school L. T. son roponqd for the committee on | You are therefore requested to regard It was recommended that an | this as a notice of a plan of refing from | ing_under the terms of the existiag schools in all parts of the state be| proxy to the undersigned committee. held in the capitol at Hartford some time during the year. THREE COMPENSATION AGREE- of super- written work three fingers at the factory thumb was cut off. commences July 12. Joseph Nolan of 93 Fifth street, Norwich, gets $5.00 a week beginning Very truly yours. June 30 for a lacerated and sprain- | HENRY B. THOMPSON, Chairman, ed hand, received June 15 at the plant | President United States Finishing of the J. B. Martin Company at R A SIS OBITUARY. Capt. Thomas Hamilton. Capt. Thomas Hlmflut.:; dled at his evening of internal cancer after an fliness of six | o Gon e Savings Bank, Nor- months. Ho was in his 6ith “year. tain Hamilton was that district in 1903 and occupied va- | ‘o Baseat gy e Ins. Mige. rious important positions under the | GEORGE V: TAYLOR. o was o former Shelifiah commissioner 4nd & member| COnon goods, 254 Fourth Avenue, of the Connocfielu river bridge He was prominent home in Groton senator = from state government. com in ine Rhode Island. He was & pioneer in the Two Cases of Glanders. development of New London's harbor. | Dr. ¥. D. Coles has shot two horses, president of the Groton Lyme Electric railway company. Columbus, O, July 30.—In enno Dfioen of the E»lm mtv ry company The reason for the m:urqumm was Then ‘call into aid your tele- here. tors. in- radest” tended ‘YG.AiA. the ville, also Vi " aflu Maud Setchel of m of Laurel Hill avenue. fhros weeks, arrived home Thursdsy !l!te um street gues! past few days of her sister, Mrs. Wil- The steam’ yach has been sn llam S. Eee, in Hanover. a nmlu tx» oft Block. de with , Vincent solng from Nfim Howard Ford, who has been employ- Connecticut training school for nurses | of New Haven, is spending her vaca- 1y tion at her home in Fitchville. Mrs. Hannah Miller of Norwich and Mrs. E. E. Dewey and her niece, Miss Olive Dewey Linton, have returned to Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Reynolds aad little son of New Haven, who have Toronto. Mrs. Lucas of Springfield and Miss Doris Richards of Newark, | REFINANCING PLANS OF THE u. 8. FINlSHING co. Been Obtained, a Letter to Stock- Will Take Care of Plan. This circular has been recelved this States Finishing company: To the Stockholders of the United States Finishing Company and to the Subscribers to the Proposed Issue of Debentures: Dear Sirs: Referring to the circular of this committee dated May 7, the be taken is $654.500. On the basis of these subscriptions, | bank creditors’ for them to accept a claims as of Sept. 13 and the com- 20 per cent. in one year, 25 per cent. in two years and 55 per cent. in three years from Sept. 18, 1914, with interest at 6 per cent, and the privilege to the The company has agreed that so long as these notes remain unpaid the benk creditors’ committee shall have & representation of three members on the board of directors of the company. The committes is unanimously of tae opinion that these notes can be met out of the earnings of the company, and accordingly has declared the sub- scriptions to the debentures effective. This action, in the opinion of the com- mittee, will be a complete solution of Two Norwich Men Will Draw Money | the financial difficulties of the com- Th pany. The subscription to ‘the debentures compensation agreements were | cal' for payment of the same not lazer f1od on . Thareday . with Glone Bars sons of the Superior court. ‘Willlam Burns of Norwich lacerated | Payment is received on or before Aug. of the |15, 1914, will receive interest on such United Metal Manfacturing company | 2nticipated payment at the rate in this city on July 6, and he is com- |lowed by the bank deoodsitary (2 per pensated with $5 & week during inca- than Sept. 1. 1914, but subscribers may anticipate their payments, and where cent. per annum) from the date of Payment until Sept. 1, 1914. Albert Avery of Uncasville receives| Call is hereby made for the payment $8.25 weekly during disability from | Of Subscriptions on or before Sept. 1, the Palmer Bros. Co. for an aceident | 1914. Subscribers are requested to fill on June 27 in which the tip of his|Out and return with their checks the The payment | 0Tm herewith inclosed. Checks should be made to the order of the United States Finishing company. Company: ANDREW M'LEAN, President Andrew McLean Company, P c, N. J.; o Company, FRANCIS J. LEAVENS, wich, Conn,: EDWARD A. GREENE, New York City Stookholders' Committee. e Shopping By Telephone Two publications will do much to obviate the discomforts of warm weather shopping. One is the advertising columns of The Bulletin. The other 1s & telephone di- rectory. First sit comfortably In the shade and do your shopping through the advertising columns, phone and the alert merchants ith thelr modern fdeas of serv- ice will do the re; The men who advertise are the men who will serve you best. Mrs. John T. Broadbusst and fami'y, have been at Lord’s Point the past Mrs. Jonathan L. Lathrop of Asy- has been the t for the ed at Yentic, has returned to Stafford | 2% Springs and has begun work as boss About the state delegates are byiog carder at the Orcuttville mill elected to attend the C. T. A. State onvéntion to be held At Hart ford Aug. 26, 17 and 28. - Miss Ella Coughiin, a student. of tie her sister, Mrs. Irtis A. Main, of Westerly, have returned from a three " Windham's weslthy snd witty sum- weeke' visit with relatives ih Augusta, mer rekient Simeosl Ford wes smon The Battic for 361 INCHES OF RAIN IN NORWICH THIS MONTH. 1.12 Jnches Fell During Tuesday's and 021 Wednesday— Exceptionally High.. Dus o raine of this week the At ot wasar tbas fail in Norwio continues to inches a .day, it edly {ation, and while Norwich visited with ‘the - exceptional that New -Havenm, for in- 84 .!ncno- for the evertheless has had & effect on all vega- oreover, at 13.3 this. ed rain again. Although an ipch of as very little, it is . When an inch of rain has fallen it means, literally, that the amount uf ‘water descending from the sky in that particular shower would cover the sur- rounding terfltflr}'[ to a depth o‘l 6,5[: inch, providing, of course, that it places ription Has soak mirably and expeditiously that he had Debenture Subscription of $654,500 not run away or soak Into the ground. {© wait ‘over himseit until the noon barre! means that on ough to fill pes th 404 has fallen. holders = Announces, and Earnings | 2 tity of water welghs more than 110 1f the rain storm coversd a ter. tons. ritory comprisipg 1,000 acres, which week by the stockholders of the Unitad | ey pe e s e e Tree tons of water would fall clouds. Rain storms Wholo states, and often inches of water fall in one rain. In this case the total number of tons of water falling to earth is enormous. roedby Do PLANS DISCUSSED FOR STATE GONVENY!ON HERE. Boyer Werk Committes and Y. M. C. A als Met on Thursday After- the start is explained in tiris sum- uently cover ey ™ reny The boys' work commiitee and the | Lillibridge, Walter W. Lang, officials of the Y. M, C. A. met at tne | McLaughlin. association Thursday afternoon at 4.3v and @iscussed plans for the state con- State Secretary Hites ‘wad present and he outlined what is| MoLaughlin. to be expected of the local association. pany’s notes for the balance, maturiag, ct. 23 and 24. will be appointed to look after the ar- rangements for the 250 boys o wil all the forty got there, and as the|M! . M, guests of Dr. Lewis and’Street Com- C. A. and boys' church dlubs in the mluhmer Lillibridge, who, it turns out, be present, coming from all the Y. The convention opens at 10.30 Fri- day morning, Oct. 23, with & morning | of banquet will morning they will hold thelr fmal ses. | avowedly, they did not talk politics, at sion, and in the afternoon the delegates will leave for home. WEEK END SCOUT TRIPS. 3 Members Are Hoping to Visit Niantic Camp Saturday—Hike to Lake Next. Troop No. 3, Y. M. C. A. Boy Scouf commence their week end trips on Sat- With Scoutmaster B, M. Bruce, several of them plant to visit the camp of the outs on the Niantic river. the fare is pretty high for some of tne | they are very anxious to see 4 real scout camp in working order, for they intend to have onme of their own urday afternoon. New London On the following Saturday the first over-night hike will be taken, with - C. A. camp at Gardner Lake as the » objective point. AT TH THE AUD!TORIUM lnd Mwln- Pictures. udeville acts at the Au- ditorium Thursday - proved to be of a very pleasing sort and were well ap- plauded by large audiences at both per- Happy McNall - was right’ at home with his classy jokes and songs and his imjtation of a locomotive séems Sullivan and Clark, comedy sins- duo, were a very good r and with their songs the Brooklyn man locometive, ing and danci; entertaining and recitations maede a big impression on the audience. The Berlin Trio, a musical trio of good standard, violin, ‘cello and pians, iz musicians of the id made a big hit. & Cobbier, 101 Bison, was uré picture, and a_comedy of the Stetling” Campany cntftiea 1ts Boy completes the programme. Big Crowd on Newport Excursion. Steamer City of Lowell of the New MMDn line took to Newport Thuts- he second excursion topnotch order an: O B one on Franklin street and the other and Stonington Electric Railway com- | in Taftville, because of glanders, The pany and of the New London and East ; Mmatter was given prompt attention by the veterinarian, to whom the cases Politically, Captain Hamilton wis a | had likewiss boen repofted withoue republican and fraternally he-was a |delay, as was fitting. Mason of high ber of Brajuerd L In the county of London there are 556 railway bridges crossing over te of custom house Two special trains 2% run to New |one witness thai the foot ot Wiewlora London for the excursion. A train|was moving as if to kick sonfe- from Springfield and intermediate sta- tions to Saybrook brought @ party of 'fll. arriving at New 10.30, brought 1s0. _Athletics at tha Playgrounds. The interest in athletics at the play- more and more The main sport , a8 the boye are more ac- qm\m-d with the national game ’!hut-u;‘mln eurl Street second team e el et equ;d tor & Wi Conllll- Finch-Hyds Wadding ‘Willimantlc an¥, ‘Southington 'ol. .h-rl and stocky, a s boen awarded Aok eoaseast The City Club Back With High | to Have Another in .Wflflmfi“flyl con tour, as far as he was able, which un- fortunately was not far, for he flled in the automobiles so ad- i The way the party Was bunched at: Houri- in Keough, John Casey, A. Robinson—Stephen D. Moore, James W. Blackburn, Charles 8. Holbrook. LA::!"; bfin;:(hlln—chld George inton, John ady, Judge T. Kelly. Dr. N, B. Lewis—Frank W. anler Frank uom-m. Casper K. Raile; Dr. James J. Donohue—8. F. Gib .l‘ol-ph T Curningham, Frank F. Far- bald S. Spalding — Albert W. W Frank Henry Davis — John R. Fowler, .vo-nh P. Monaher, Jeremiah Dono- Stephen J. Kehoe—Dr. Willjam C. Charles W. Comistock — William It was decided to hold another meeting | Kramer, Edward T. Burke, Henry J. Sept. 15, at which time a committse Gebrath, Milo R. Wats ers. The main object was attained in that ally capable hotel men, tie l i City club had the most glorious kiad a time. And one of the strangest and_afternoott sesslon. und at nlnt & | things about it was that, being a gath- Saturduy | ering of politiclans, confessediy and least, according to the statement of several of their number. Tha nearest that they got to the political Jine was ock when Attorney Charles | confessed that he was a candidate for the office of governor on the demo- cratic ticket. The announcement is said to have been greeted with appre- clation, if not with surprise, Perhaps the baseball game kept at- tention away from things political. 1L starled out as a mild eort of contest between Married and Singles, but as 1 personal rivalries as to respective ath- etic abilities began to creep in { makeup of the teams _,...2 alteraa beyond recognition, it the score tied in,the twelfth the diversion of attacking an old fashioned shore dinner took away all interést in the inferior sort of entertal nment. Taking it all in all, it was a breezy day for the Clty club and It is a mat. ter for copgratulation that in the genial glow that followed such an opening success. the forty decided to let down the bars for the delectation next September of more of those this time on the outside who enjoy the politico-social type of gathering. A :)\lou'h the City club persiste—no pol- tics, WIEWIORA UP TODAY ON MURDER CHARGE Coroner Brown Completed Hi Thursday This Morning. Coroner Franklin H. Brown eon- cluded his hearing of testimony on Thursday morning in the case of the death of Lawrence Mydock of the Falls and at noon gave a finding of 14 typewritten pages'to Prosecuting Af- torney John D. Hall. ~ Mr. Hail will Finding nd Hearing in City Court | charge Mydock's assailant, . Wiewiora, with murder. disclosed the evidence that Viousty beeh outlinod ‘of the ALkt b 56 Dieasurs Seckers, by count, tween the twp men on Shérman street, of Mydock's fall, and the ?ml of thing while Mydoeck was on the ground, housh the blow was not seen to don abont |land. At. the place of the encounter and another from Norwich [is a large stone sticking up in the The balance of the ex- ere from New London and |fell on and fractured his ku oty The what chilly and the walk and this, it is claimed, ;‘flock water was a trifle | van found Mydock ‘Brone on the grouhd and carried him bodily into the house, Where Mydock recovered encugh 16 |, omen. Judge Kel- 1% not worrled about ;:umnn ot although he Ml wlud od ‘anyona on the Sp with Mydock, which was last He 1s a stolld Individual, '“""fi"" a s in_either garb' or : L e s ook & s O'Hea, w! ose a8 o mereis ' watk 480 of good, fresh You may not be able to get them where you spend your vacation. All sizes of Roll Films constantly Hoboken, N. 3. July 30.—If Aus- cases, the farmes| trian and Servian reservists are al- lowed to book passage on the Ger- man steamships which sail from Fo- boken for European the German and firemen on .he Vessels will The Plaut-Caddea Co. Established 1872 Plaut-Cadden Building 40 sall for Germany on & loca Seatre. tonlght and -ap- and it is that : 4 m:,e”l: pointed a committee to visit the ship's e been received from| in nquesmw hm not earry A Servians iie comntry. - The simflar representations to the apiaine of ihe Mronprine Witheim 1t and Priuzess the North Ger- itme. tonight pointed out thta Norwich friends yester-| day %o greet Rev. -' M Christie ng and perhaps thereby add to a n-mmy of Germany becoming in- Some of those who attended meeting urged an immediate A resolution to that effect was vored back tomorrow night and a decislon down, The commiitee which visit the ships captains will will be reached -nenm- to strike be- journey was mainly to visit thelr som, O umu- in ‘Battle resides rtnltylnqll “'u’-a un! upon in Wisconsin, where he HOLDING WALES COAL, s».x.......'.'i'X?..m.‘"‘:'..' and prove the truth of ous statement when we claim that, as far as the matter of Feed is concernéd, we stand second to none. Our stock contains oo |anything you may want that good in the Feed line. The quality will be right and the prices right. We do not talk cheapness and price, we ask you to see CHAS. SI.I]SBERG 3 Cove Street Cardiff, Wa) s, July 30.—The British admiralty ha sent the proprietors of the collieries notice against shipping coal, and has notified them that all coal is. liable to be takedd Cariotta Nilison in . Leah Kileschna, appealed as strongly to the houses at the Davis theater on Thursddy for the mid-week change of bill as any, of the big films of the season have done ‘nu contracts and that the admiraity will indemnify them for breach of private contracts. The admiralty agents have asked tenders of steamers ready to sail fm- mediately on charter of fifteen days the crews must be new star appeared in a grippin; and the setting of the the admirable . acting all through came home to those preciate the possibilities of the photo- Cameo of Yellowstone was uxl in favor on the bill, & stirring port unching of western cow- country with element of true love administered in the right place. The other picture features were good and essrs. Boyle and Craig increased their circle of admirers by their J in selecting and their art In ren their repertoire of Visiters from Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Durand of Hoigjington, . grandparents of Mrs. A. J. Sey- mour of this city, are here for a whilc as guésts of Mr. and vy will pass threé ar four weeks in Vermont before returning to Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Durand, who are 77 and age, respectively, are en- Jovies eacelivnt’ naplel_ their Arst visit oy Gxtansive Taiidhatdhe 16 Raetn Broke Right Arm. While at work in the shipping foom Iville mill on Thureday fore- noon Jn-enh Poyunk broge his right ame to this city and the rncwn was reduced at the office of Miss A. M, Liede of Bristol {s the Nflmmw guest of Mrs. Matthew Millard of Rockwell street. Mrs'. Charles Holbrook and daughter Josephine of MeKinley ave- nue are ag Fishers Island. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas B. Trumbull of Perkins' avenue are spendi few wheks at Fishers hm e S, Ibs. weight. Can be attached to any lamp socket. Ready f-memmmtIy,uvum heat and time. Louise _ C. B isturnea | Thursday from Th por has béen the guest of C. P. Huibinga at her OTHER SEASONM MERCHANDISE - Genuine Hot Point Flats * Perfection Oil Stoves Refrigerators — Mrs. Hutchinson, -lm Norwich Free Aca ing some. time in 3 her home in Kansds been calli on Norwich friends this week. - Mrs. Charles R. Butts of Washington street zave a dinner to friends from Norwich, Eastern’ Point and New Lo~ ening in the priv: the Mohican hotst, Covers were - laid for lose Screens and Netting Boat Paint Dry Batteries Water Coolers Electric Fans —_— PUT PROHIBITIVE LIMIT Ofl BIG lUlle Plan That m Sutherland poses in Tr-.l Bill Discussion. JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER . wrpnfl Ill‘(l“h"l‘.ll‘flllb‘hov‘or 108 BROADWAY TR making 1t unprofitable for a than a certain Ohunnldldh.Au—-.n._k" Telep Meriden Barn ago 3 sl.mlen. t.'dnn. .I )y