Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 1, 1914, Page 5

'fl:iConnhy. ‘Washington, July 31.—Strenuous ef- forts are belng made by Austria and Servit to recall from the United States for miiitary service the many thous- ands of their citizens who are em: ployed in American factoriés, has tracted official attention and the ques tion has been raised whether such ac- tivities are being carried beyond the llflfltl prescribed by thfi neutrality Adedumonu have .ol:l;lem";d “in many American n‘pon Sor eltgible for i return to their fatherland for ‘service, and offering money for their transpor- tation. ‘The neutrality laws not only forbld the departure of armed e xpeditions from the United States directed against a friendly nation, but enlist- ments are specifically prohibited. - The indtvidual er is left free to make his was as an Individual out of the country, but extension to him of aid in the of passage money and expenses and any attempt to di- rect his movements to certain ren- resvous in a country -is be- lieved by some officials here to be of questionable legality and akin to en- listment. Precedent Recalled. _ It was recalled tonight that in 1856, dln'lax the Crimian war, ' Secretary expelled from . the United St&ul British Minister Crampton be- cause he was concerned .in the en- +listment of recruits within the United States for service in the British’ army. o EAST - SIDE ITEMS Summer Guests From | Many Points— C. L. Storms in Highway Surveying —=Many See Modern Dances at Lin- coin Park, MH mlu S\‘am and children of Pittsburgh, P passing the summer with Ml'! Stewart’s meother, | Mrs. Jerrad Hewitt of Fox Hill. Mr. and Mrs. James Hiscox and family are spending the summer at Broad View cottage,” Crescent Beach. Miss Hazel Thomas of Saratoga Springs, N. Y, is visiting her aunt, rs. x!w of Penobscot street. Marion Young, supervisor of rhmoal training in Awburn, N. Y, s spending the remainder of the sum- mer with her parents, Mr. agd Mrs. James M. Young of Rock Glen, Surveying For Highway Department. Charles LeRoy Storms, who has t two vears at the Institute of ‘echnclogy, Worcester, Mass. is here the summer. He has recently en- ered the employ of highway supervis- sr, C. A. Campbell for the summer months. At present Mr. Storms is in Bouth Canterbury surveying roads. Mirs. Leonard Lovett of the Draw- bridge is visiting relatives on Main street. Misses Katherine and Loretto Lan- shere and George Lanphere, who have been visiting Mrs. Thomas K. Hartley of Maln streer, have gone for a few weeks' stay with relatives in Mystic. Local 'visitors at Ocean beach this week included the Misses Freda Jahn, “sabel Yerrington, Laura Counihan, ‘ried and Lena Peloquin. Poultry Stolen. Chicken thieves are at work in the vicinity. 'They have scoured many yards and recently carried away none hens and a rooster from Mrs. Jerrad Hewltt's coop. Property Improvements, ‘The bungalow which is being erect- ed on Main street by John R. Fowler is progressing rapidly. . Charles Allen is rémodelling a barn into a very attractive cottage. Harris Whaley is building on six rooms to his dwelling, making it in- to o two tenement house. Marx has removed to the f‘r-unda.l.l homestead on Fox Hill Witnessed Modern Dances. Thureday evening, many from the East Side witnessed the modern danc- ing exhibit by the Mansfields, of Bos- ton, at Lincoln park. A large crowd was eager to learn the new steps. —_— mWnWflBflhfifimflu uExpdledFm- ‘These recraits were directed through consuis at New York, Philadelphia and Cinclnnati to 'aX, where the Brit- ish govefnment had opened a recruit- ing station where technical enlist- ment swere made. Transports Under Neutral Flags. New York, July 31—The movement of reservists homeward will not begin in “earnest until next week, it was z at the Austro-Hungarian con- te general today. The withdrawal of the steamships on the German lines Would necessitate the chartering ol transports under neutral flags, it was Servians Seek to Dissuade Some. The stream of reservists and of men registering to take advantage of the amnesty granted by Francis Joseph is incr ng daily in volume at _the consulate. Servians seeking to dissuade some of the Croa- the Emperor tians and other Slavs from ‘joining tne | Austro-Hungarian army were discov. ered among the crowd waiting outside the consulate today, officials said, but | fo clask oceurred. BILLARD RE8|GN$. 1s Out of N. Y, N. H. & H. and N. E. Navigation Dirctorates New Haven, Conn., July 31—The resignation of John L. Billard of Mer- iden, from the directorates of the New York, New Haven anq Hartford Rail- road ‘and the New England Navigation Company was announced here today. The announcement was made in a statement issued by Homer S, Cum- mings of Stamford, counsel for Mr. Biilard, after a consultation with Mr. Billard. The statement say: Wished to. Resign Months Ago. Mr. Billard today sent in his resig- nation as a member of the board of directors of the New York, New Hav en and Hartford Railroad company and of the New England Navigation company. If Mr. Billard had consuit- ed his personal wishes he would have sent in his designation several months ago, as it has been his desire for some time, to be relieved as far as possible of business care: Held On During Investigation. “He refrained from sending in his resignation because of the importun- ities of friends and his associates, and because it did not seem desirable to take any step which might change the status of affairs while the Interstate Commerce Commission was investigat- ing the financial tranaction of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rallroad company. “In view ,of the fact, however, that that investigation has been completed and a formal report filed, Mr. Billard now feels free to submit his resig- nation. It is only fair to say that there is an additional reason- for his resignation. Might Embarrass Associates. ‘The report of the Interstate Com- merce Commission deals In_part with relations between the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad and the Billard Company. A committee of the directors of the railroad has been ap- pointed to investigate and report further upon the Billard Company af- fairs, so far as the railroad company may be interested in them. Mr, Bil- lard feels that his continued presence on the board of directors might pos- sibly be embarrassing to his asso ates in_conducting their investi tion, and it is his wish that such in vestigation should be as full as com- plete and unlimited in scope as the most exacting could require. . Under those circumstances it will be mani- fest that the action taken by Mr. Bil- lard was dlcte,ted by the strictest sense of propriety.” MILITARY FEELING IS GROWING IN CANADA. Many Volunteer for Service—Govern- ment Members Recalled to Ottawa. Ottawa, Ont., July 31.—Reports re- ceived at the Canadian military head- quarters here show a strong military feeling is developing throughout the dominion. Commanders of infantry regiments, of cavalry corps and of ar- EveryprmentMUSTBESOLDmmnkeroomform ourFallmetghnndbe,uweneverholdmythmgm for the next season. Suits $6.50 - Your choice of any Coats $6.50 Your choice of any coat in the house Coats $3.95 Values up to $10.50 Waists 65¢ FINAL CLEARANCE : suit in the house o Dresses $3.95 Former prices up to $10.95 2 FINAL CLEARANCE - B Do Not Buy Elsewhere Before Looking at THese Values. Then Be Your Own Judge THE PLACE THAT SAVES AND SERVES YOUR PATRONAGE DESERVES Wauregan Biock 194 Main Street EEEn T e B e - United Irish league of New York to- i night. The resolutions contained a protest also against the United States| issuing special postage stamps to com- memorate the one hundred vears of tillery batteries are volunteering the services of themselves and their men for service abroad. The commander of the governor general's foot guards, | the personal corps of the Duke of Con- | naught, today volunteered his regiment | for_service. United States. The members of the Canadian gov- | during the past week Irish societies in ernment who are scattered throughout ! Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Boston, Co- the country, on business or holiday [ lumbus, O., and Wheeling, W. Va., had missions, have been recalled to Otta- | contributed $24,000 toward the $500,000 wa by wire. Premier Borden and, most of the ministers are expected to arrive tomorrow, when a cabinet council will be held. | { to \inance the arming of Irish volun- teers. The fund has reached the $130,- 000 mark, it was stated. After Proper Labelling of Butter. Hartford, Conn., July 31.—Frank H. Stadtmuller, food and dairy commis- sioner gave notice today that com- mencing October 1, he will begin a vigorous prosecution of dealers who do not properly label renovated but- ter. He also issued a warning to | PROTEST ISSUE OF ’ U. S. PEACE STAMPS. Action by United Irish League—Dub- lin Shooting Condemned. New = York, July 31.—Resolutions condemning the “bloody and brutal | murder of women, children and un- armed men in the streets of Dublin on Sunday last” were adopted by thel below standard. FISH FISH FiSH Our Saturday’s Fish sale as usual. Fish at cost. Come and get a Fish for Sunday it costs less than meat. Nice | Swordfish, lb. 16c—Steak Cod, 1b. 10c—Boston Blue, Ib. 6c—TFlounders, Ib. 6c—Whitefish, 1b. 15c—Bluefish, 1b. 12¢ | —Sea Bass, Ib. 5c—Halibut, lb. 15c—Salmon, Ib. 20c. CRABS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS Broadway Fish Market Phone 393 0. LACROIX 40 BROADWAY Fresh BUTTER - » 23¢ Process heb ks BUTTER 55 31c) FOR SATURDAY Forequarters LAMB - Native i Roast We Are in Business to Satisfy Our Customers. Legs of Genuine LAMB, SATISFACTION FIRST All Goods as Represented or Money Cheerfully Refunded. EVERY SPECIAL Ib. 15¢ . 10l D TEA - Ib. 14c|Legs of Native Ib. ‘39¢|Chc CORNED Cuts ROUND, SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE FOR SATURDAY A MONEY-SAVER Rib ROAST BEEF/ ) | K. 15¢[Lean PoT ROASTZ |2 2% VEAL, Ib. 20c|Fresh Killed FOWL - Ib. 26¢ BEEF, Ib. 10c|Sugar Cured BACON, bb. 15¢ MEALY CQOKING POTATOES Fine Size—15 lbs. to peck YELLOW ONION 27c|Fresh White Cmp S, 2 Ibs. ......13c|GREEN CORN . CELERY, bunch 7c|FANCY PEACHES basket. .....43c BAKERY DEPARTMENT Extra Large Sandwich Bread, each 10c German Coffee Cake, each. .. .8¢c-10¢ Macaroons—Lady Fingers, dozen 10c|1 Ib. CRACKERS. ...... ’ e oe oo 8c-12¢ HOT BAKED BEANS, quart. . HOTBROWNBREAD louf Gcgbo‘“ ....}.lsc Layer Cakes, each. 1 package 2 lbs. Granulated SUGAR CONFECT!ONERS FROSTING SUGAR, 3 lb-. e %l Double Tipped MATCHES WHOLE MILK CHEESE, Ib. .. ..21c|COMPOUND For Cooking, Ib. . ..10c PEANUT BUTTER, bb...........12c|ROQUEFORT CHEESE, Ib..35c-40c MOHICAN MILK o[ ———]olc——— ] —— | peace between Great Britain and the| It was announced that ' | fund the United Irish league is raising | milk dealers that considerable milk 15' From The When you're down town today don't fail to visit our floor department for there are many odds and ends of Summer Dresses, Kimonos and such which we are closing out at prices which have reached the lowest levels. Here’s a Good House Dress for 50c A variety of neatly figured light grounds and some colored lawns made up into good House Dresses—they're pretty well made too. SATURDAY’S CLEAN-UP PRICE 50c White, Washable Dress Skirts for $1.98 These are the $3.48 kinds of Dress Skirts—clever designs, carried out in ratine and pique, the two leading suminen fabrics. SATURDAY'S CLEAN-UP PRICE $1.98 Fine Lingerie Waists White Dressing Sacques 98c 98c Waists of good batiste and volle Woye faken ail the $150 to iz i o $2.50 Dressing Sacques we have £Iacy- ARG Wiy SuRuRh left and will sell them Saturday command twice this little price. for 98c. Made of sheer, white ‘Infants’ Lisle and Silk Lisle Socks, made of imported yarns in white, tan, black and plain colors with fancy tops, sizes 4% to 8. The regular 25c Kkind— SATURDAY SPECIAL Misses’ Shaped Vests—White Cotton Vests with ‘low . neck and lace trimmed or tight knee pants to match. Regularly 15c and 15¢ a garment— SATURDAY SPECIAL, 2 for - Women's Ribbed Union Suits— fine cotton suits, Jow neck and sleeveless with lace trimmed knee. Full size suits and elas- tic ribbed. Splendid 0c vale ues— weil SATURDAY SPECIAL Women’s Mercerized Union Suits—low neck model with iace trimmed knee and of the new three-piece construction. Regular dollar suifs but if you can wear sizes 4 or 5 you can The lot includes a number of batiste trimmed’ with lace and pretty styles— ribbons— get a bargain— Clean-up Price 98¢ Clean-up Price 98¢ SATURDAY SPECIAL 5% Notion, Toilet Goods, Etc. “Lily” Seamless Paper $ in a carton— SATURDAY SPECIAL 3c a carton Striped tissues and ratines in pretty designs and white and Cups, Dainty Wash Dresses for Women and Misses Summery Dresses in good variety—many of the most pleasing of this season’'s wonderfully attractive styles. colored linens in tailored and semi-tailored styles. These $3 75 dresses should sell for as much as $6.95. . All Long Kimonos at Special Reduced Prices Saturday o B P el S A il e S Round Gilt Vanity Boxes with concave mirror and sifting C G “P SALE m THE cloth, powder puff, regularly SATURDAY SPECIAL 15¢c Osborne’s Peroxide of Hydro- 4, 8 and 18- MILLINERY DEPARTMENT gen, three sizes, ounce— SATURDAY SPECIAL A few odds and ends of Fine Millinery which we are going to close out with a rush Saturday at a ; = oy 6c, 10c, 15¢ sk thh will mierest you. 5 Perfumed Talcum Powder in We Have Placed All These Hats on One Table full pound boxes with sifter THERE ARE SATURDAY SPECIAL %7 A few Children’s Hats formerly $1.98 3 for 25¢ A few Outing Hats formerly 98¢ All of our Colored Bead Strings .nd in 12 to 24-inch lengths which we sell for 25¢c and 35c. Colors A few Fine Untrimmed Hemp Hats in all colors are amber, turquoise, coral which range in value from $1.98 to $3.98 Havy ‘and Copénhagen— SATURDAY SPECIAL 15¢c ON SALE SATURDAY FOR S0c Scissors for 25¢ a pair— Here's get imported Scis- your chance to a pair of all-steel, sors for just one-half the usual They will price. hold an edge— cieen 25cfemn ol L lta e B Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Blank Books Made and Ruled to Ofder | Suite 46 Shannon' F[NEPRUNES For Stewing SATURDAY SPECIAL 25¢ Horn Halr Pins—the brand in three different shapes. “Steriin . Sold regularly for 1ic a box— Kitchenware Department ORI BRETIAL 11 Colonial Tumblers— SATURDAY SPECIAL 2 for Sc Wash Goods Department Shirting Madras which is ex- cellent for men's wear and for White Pearl Buttons in an end- less variety for shirts, waists ladies’ waists. 34 inches wide Swift's Pride Washing Pow- in from 10 to 20-yard lengths. ey or-dresses. All sizes In 14 to, We will cut any desired length. SATURDAY SPECIAL 4c | 30 line— All regular 25¢ quality— 1 SATURDAY SPECIAL SATURDAY SPECIAL 4c a card Wire Dish Drainers— SATURDAY SPECIAL % 15¢ Likalinon which is 3 inches wlde and has the real linen look. All desirable col- OCKERS =l CHAIRSAND R SATURDAY SPECIAL 10%¢ Reduced In Price Men’s Furnishing: DGP'L BAR HARBOR CHAIRS, regular $5.00 value:......... SPECIAL $3.98 $200 Tub Silk Shirts—beauti- These chairs in brown, green or silver grey finishes. ful quality all-silk fronts with BAR HARBOR CHAIRS regular $6.00 value... SPECIAL $4.98 soisette bods to match, made in Green finish only with cretonne cushion and back the coat style with soft double cuffs, fast colors, sizes ,U‘ % BAR HARBOR CHAIRS, regular $6.00 valtie......... SPECIAL $4.98 17— < Natural color with wide arms and magazine pocket SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.29 SPE LV IN OW ROC $1.00 Negligee and Outing CIA ALUES ILL 5 Shirts, coat style with soft Natural color—value $3.50— Baronial Brown—value $4.50— cuffs. A fine assortment of SPECIAL $275 SPECIAL $3.75 s o o gt og Natural color—value $3.75— Baronial Bréwn—value $5.756— g T SPECIAL $4.98 "3 SATURDAY SPECIAL 74c SPRLAAL. S $1.00 Quality “B. V. D.” Union -~ SPECIAL VALUES IN HAMMOCKS Suits, all sizes— SATURDAY SPECIAL 89c OF A'I‘L KmDs . " e [7) JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER DRS. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE 287 Main St. PRACTISE LIMITED TO DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES no\n-xogm to 3 p. m. Sundays excepted and by appointment. 108 BROADWAY