Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 3, 1914, Page 2

What Is Geing On Tenight hl-t\mu.!.vl!\. 3 Bt. Jean Baptiste, St. Mary's i 4 3 % THER FAVORS CARNIVAL. Crowds on the Grounds Saturday and Evening —Visitors hted With Varied Attractions. t a meeting of the Moose Car- committee, held Sunday after- it was definitely decided to hold carnival open uptil Wednesday 2. The spirit of the manage- in going ahead with the big af- £ in spite of disastrous weather conaitions has met with general @p- probation. Saturdsy's weather was fine, and the biggest crowd of the ten days was hand in the evening, sweiling the to nm-lw like what they d_have been been as fair. 3 turday afternoon there were many. on the grounds, and the merry-g0- Tound and dance floor were the cen- tér of attraction. Many of the midway s were open, and the ice cream did a big business. three forty-five Miss Margaret Miss Charlotte Stultz of gave an exhbition of the waltz. With Mrs,_Eitelman of city at the plano. This dance is ome of the prettiest shown during the week, and had many imitators in the evening. The Argentine Tango, as danced by Miss Stultz and Johnny Do- fan, was reveived enthusiastically, as has been the case during the entire week. the rest of the comprisee E of the city and vicinity, have enjoyed witnessing all of the laiest steps per- formed by accomplished ors, and many words of praise for the commit- teo have been heard about the floor. ALl of the attractions were well pat- ronized Saturday night. Tonight there will be a prize waltz for iocal couples, with three judges selected by the cof- ‘mittee ,and Tuesday night there will be an éxhibition cake-walk as one of the carnival attractions. 1t is expecied that most of the shows will stay on the grounds, and some new ones will be imported to take the place of those which leave o naccount of other bookings. The tickets for the automobile Which is to be given away are being rapidly taren up_ and will probably ail be gone- by Wednesday night. With fa- vorable weather for a few days the order will realize a good sum toward the furnishing of its home. From the expressions heard at the meeting of the lodge Sunday afterncon, all the members feel that the public of this city and vicinity have turned.out in laree numbers and much better than might have been expected under the canditions. This is due, mo doubt, in great measure, to fhe size of the af- fair, which is the biggest gregation ever gathered tegether in s eity for a carnival. Local Effects of the War. The floor was thrown open to the public to dance and many took ad- vantage of the opportunity, although, the heat rendered dancing uncom- fortable untii the early evening. Saturday night the exhibitions given by the dancers included the Parisiin Maxixe by Miss Huyler and Willle Harder, the Willimantic Tango by Stults and Mr. Harder, and the ind by Miss Huyler and Mr. e . Dolan returned early m the to New York, to take part in a rehearsal for the musical comedy, “Nearly Married.” a Broad- way success put on the road by Gale and Harris, and in which he will take| on its forty week tour. : ” The exbibitions which have been of the latest dances by the two, couples have drawn hundreds Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Auto Truck Moving LONG DISTANCE WORK A SPECIALTY, Address P. A, WEEKS, or 'phone $80-2, 338-12 or 251-5, Willimantic, Ct. HIRAM N. FENN INDERTAKER a nd EMBALMER Ghurch 8t, Willimantie, Ct. “Telephone Lady Assistant DR. F. C. JACKSON, Dentist " Painless Extracting JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Blmore & Shepard Funeral Director andEmbalmer 60-62 North St., Willimantic Lady Assistant Tel. eonnection Charles H. Wilson, ageht for the American Express company, has been company to draw exchange for their aceount. William J. Sweeney & Son, who rep- resent a number of steamship lines have received a notice from head- quarters to the same effect, 80 far as the German liners are concerned. Among, those who are in the old country, ‘from this vicinity are Miss Jessie, B. Baldwih and Mrs. Georgla Lee, Gaughters of Jerome B. Baldwin of, this city. "According to thelr itinerary the two are now in Wales, and due io sall for home the twenty-eighth of the month. Considerable axiety is felt by their families as to whether they will be able to get bookings for heme and in in case this s impossible what ar- rangements they will be able to_hake in view of the money situation abroad at present. Business Change. Miss Agnes Dubreuil has purchased the half interest of Miss Cordelia Mol- son In the establishment formerly known as Molson and Duprey. A short time ago the other half of the concern waa acquired by Miss Blanche Riche, and the firm will be known as Riche and Dubreul. Union Service at Methodist Church. The union services of the Baptist and Methodist churches, which alter- nate during July and August were held Sunday in the latter church. Rev. W. O. Nuzum, who recently returned from a month's vacation in Maine and New Hampshore, was in the pulpit. Pittsburgh Rector Officiaty At the morning service at St. Paul's P. E. church Sunday, the holy com- munion was administered and the ser- mon preached by Rev. W. N. Clapp of Pittsburgh, Penn. No Sunday school session was held during the day. Sent to Norwich State Hospital. On Saturday, after an examination by two physicians, Mrs. ‘Clara Russ! Lewis was committed to the Norwich State Hospital for the Insane, by order of the probate court. The physicians Teported that her mental condition condition made such confinement nec- essary. Attended Caledonian Games. William McIntosh, his _daughters, Marion and Agnes, and Willam E. Everybody needs it, of course. Everybody is going to need it mors in the future, too, when the “Wherewithall” Fning is less than during yeutn The best way to be sure to have some THEN is to save a littls HOW The Willimantic 4. S. MURRAY, President, le at a time, but that litre Savings Institute N. D. WEBSTER, Treasyrer informed that it is impossible for the | fall and winter than it . A% Chelt ot manting the board e Ao R Ve SRR B i Pty tham i thus. Jia: creasing the heating capacity, which ‘has not :fid lfirm entire interior of the tion will be. touched up, paint and varnish put on where required, and spme’ Sadly nesded plastering dons: 1s last work was held up for & time until it could be ascertained peliether the, town or ity should pay = Outing at the Lake. Twelve young men, members of the left for Columbia lake Sunday morn- 1ng, for tweeks’ outing. The party in- cluded Arthur Beaulieu, Arthur Ber- nier, Joseph Lafleur, Arthur Gingras, Phillp Dion, Joseph F. Gondreau Wil- iam Caisse, Alex Gelinas. Hector Du- prez, Albert Piche, Conrad Dubeau and Arthur Haggerty. Horse Slipped It's Bridle. A horse which was hitched to post on Prospect street slipped it's briffal Saturday morning, and fright- ened by a passing automobile, broke away and ran down Praspect street. The carriage was tipped over when the horse turned into Windham street, and was slightly damaged. Bystanders then secured the horse. Emaralds Win From Mystic Independ- ents. The Emeralds of this city defeated the Mystic Independents at Poaquon- noc Driving park in a fast ball game SaturGay afternoon by the score of 12 to 3. - Heavy batting featured the game, which was for a purse of $100: The following members of the team and “rooters” spemt Sunday at Pine Grove, Niantic: Arthur McQuillan, Frarcis JIobnson. Michael McCarthy. Clifford Smith, William Keirans and Robert Higgins. Infants’ Deaths. Michael Dzwenczyk, the six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wasy! Dzwenczyk of No. 15 Main street died at his parents home early Saturday morning of pneumonia. The funeral was held Sunday mornine at ele o'clock, with burial in St. Joseph’ cemetery. Elmer Zane, the elght months old som of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zane Graf- fee of No. 58 Chapman street, died Friday night of cholera infantum. The body was removed to the undertaking establishment of Hirem N. Fenn, where services were held Saturday morning_at ten o'clock. Burial was in the Chewink cemetery, Chaplin. Body Brought From Norwich. The bodr of Helen, daughter of Jo- seph Machur of Hanks Hill. who died in Norwich, Friday evening, * was brought to this city Saturday and taken in charge by Undertaker Hiram N: Fenn. Tuneral services were held at ten o'clock Sunday morning, Rev. Leonard Smith officiating. Burial was in the Spring Hill cemetery, where the funeral services were heid, with a large number in attendance. JEWETT CITY GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Sophie Smolex Shoots Herself, After Conversation with Joe Morszek. Sophie Smolex of Jewett City, dis- appointed in love, shot herself twice Sunday afternoon. in the flelds near the home of the Zverscke family on Lovers' Lane, off the Windham road. She 1s in St. Joseph's hospital in this | city, with a slight chance of recovery. The girl, according to the story told {by witnesses to the affair, was in love with Joe Marszek. Morszek was visiting the Zverscke family Sunday, when Sophie appeared and had a long talk with him. This was about five o'clock. Morszek finally went away and left ‘her there, and shortly afterward she went into the fields five or six | hundred teet from the house, and shat lat herself twice. Mrs. Zverscke and her two sons ran to the girl's aid, and moved her into {the «f a tree nearby. Chief PRI notified and with Officer |6 I to the place in an au- 1to two empty shells were fo + stood when the shoot- ing and the vevolver, .32 calil | three shots and two empty chumbers, was near. An’officer from Jewett City happen- ed to be passing about the time of the shooting, and he identified the young woman, and said she was a nice, re- spectable girl, and well known in Jew- | ett_City. Chief Richmond took upon himself the responsibility of bringing her to the hospital, instead of waiting for the ambulance. and if her life is saved, it may be due to his good judgment in so doing. One shot went intirely through her body, just above the left breast, and the other was not found, and may Bave been fired in approximately the same position. or mayv be discovered by Jater probing. Little attempt was made to question the young woman, on account of the serfousness of her don- dition, but it was ascertained that the August S MURRAY’S BOSTON STORE WILLIMANTIC, CONN. ale of Cool Summer Dresses Right new, when you would like to freshen up your sum- mer wardrobe with a pretty dress for vacation, we offer you our entire line at almost half price. The variety is one of the largest ever carried by this store, so you have a wide range of selection. They of Gross Crepe, Voile, Gingham, Plain Gingham, Rice Cloth, Jap. Seiesette, Chambray, Tissue, Crepe and Linen, and were priced at $3.89, $4.89, $5.89, $6.50 and $7.50. - August Sale Prices $1.89, §2,89 and $5.89 MURRAY CO. include Dresses been great enough in severs Choral . seciety of Mary's parish, revolver was purchased in Putnam last Saturday, so the shooting must have been premeditated. 4 Joseph’s hospital it was ad- mitted that she was serfously injured and her chances of recovery were said to be about one in three, if blood pols- oning did not result, PEEPING TOM CAUGHT. H. C. Richards everly Nabs Man Looking Through Window at Mis The police believe they have at last secured the peeping Tom who Has been annoying residents of this city in the vicinity of Spri About midnight Saturday, when Mr. . Richards of No. 78 | Spring streef were preparing to retire, they heard a noise outside. was partly into the pantyy, whenm a man was seen peeping In at the window. Mr. Richards, who was not visible trom the window, another side of the house. and caught the man in the act of looking in at street lately. slipped out The intruder was hustled down to | police headquarters, where he gave his name as Mike Montreys, and his age as He is an italian, and the fore- man of one of the gangs working on the state highway construction in this SUNDAY RAID, Wine and Beer Found at 26 Bank Street on Officers’ Early Gall. As the result of many complaints in iregard to the premises, Chief Rich- mond, with the assistance of Officers Hurley and_Manley Agent Powell, made a raid on No. 26 Bank street at 7 o'clock Bunday morn- ing, and arrested Lep Parta, who was | caught in the act of bottling beer on nd Prosecuting Weather Wants for the Housekeeper are things to keep cool with, save work, save fuel, save | the camp ground. | cottages for the season. |a few departures. looking for. The kitchen, veranda, parlor, pantry room might need a little attention.. Come in and give us a FURNITURE STORE MAIN and UNION STREETS, Phone 285-3 or living Union dham counties wijl be held on the imantic camp ground in the taber- le. It will begin at 130 p. m. An eresting pregram has been prepared consisting of musical selections by an Willimantie matter. Ice water chills the stomach and often is nof pure. Carelessly made summer drinks are likely to contain impurities. _ Pure beer is always reliable. SELECT STOCK" LAGER is wholesomely satisfying. Served at a cooling temperature, it is refreshing, nour- ishing and always absolutely pure. The fine barley-malt, imported hops, pure water and careful brewing methods make it the safe summer beverage, On Draught Everywhere. Order Brewery Bottling for Home Use. “Best By Far’’ the premises. On account of the early hour, no one else was visible at the time, and there was no business of selling being conducted. However, the officers found a ocon- siderable assortment of intoxicants, their haul including two gallons of wine, one bottle of wine, 47 bottles and three kegs of beer, as well as forty- five empty beer bottles. The premises are said to have been conductd as an Italian rooming house Brief Mention. Maurice Leonard and Timothy Wal- {len are at Pleasant View, R. I, | week. Charles E. Leonard and William H. Frisbie were in Hartford Saturda turning in Mr. Leonard's newly bur- chased car. Misses Eldy Nelson, Ida Valine, Alice Johnson and Jennie Peterson, accom- | panied by Mrs. Peterson, are spending a fortnight at Pine Grove, Niantic. re- Mrs. Virginie Moreau, Mrs. Albert Fournier, both of this city. and Mrs. Olive Caillouette, of Worcester. Mass., are spending August at Pleasure Beach. George Remington Bartlett leaves to- day for two week jwill be spent in Utica, N | Portlana, Me. He was as far as Utica by Robert J san, who will pay a short vis before returning to this city. ccom Personal Miss Jennie E. Dennehey is at Pleas- ure Beach for a month. Miss Bessie OConnor is visiting rel- atives In Rachester. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Delphis_Boucher and family are at Pleasure Beach for the month. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Caswgll are spending August at Pleasure Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Alphe Marcil and Miss { Lena Marctl are in Columbia for two weeks. Iss Mamie Maxwell is entertaining | her cousin, Miss Irene F. | Past Hartford Miss May Higgins of Turner street is spending two weeks vacation at | Pleasant View. Mrs. Frederick Hornberger. Jr. of Francis street, Is at Butionwoods, R. | I, for a month, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Remington are visiting their daughter, Mrs. L. J. Korper, at Ocean b WILLIMANTIC CAMP GROUNDS | Good Weather Starts Up Grove Activi ties—Plans for Tri-County Field Day —Sunday Service The splendld weather of the last ! of ‘the weel brought many visitors to Many opened their There were Services Sunday. Tri-County Field Day. ‘Wednesday, Aug. 5, the Tri-County field day and anuual field meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance of New London, Tolland and hestra of piano. cornet and violin, vocal solos and duets. The addres: thg gax in to be.given by the Rev. . Welcome E. Bates of the Baptist urch, Mystic. At noon there will 2 basket lunch at the cottage of Jason L. Randall. Motored from Auburn. | London. Ernest Weller and family of ! Parta.was released under bonds of | Providence, who have been llving in . | are occupying the cottage made va- for a | Kibbe and daughter, of Somers; Vi jited Mr. Hurlburt's mother, Mrs. S. P. | Hurlburt, Friday vacation, which and | | Wilfred arrived at the Baker cottage Branch have returned from Seventh Lake Inlet, N. | tage Friday. Hassett, of | Simpson avenue after an absence of Sunday school was held in the Njan- tic house at three o'clock. At five o'clock a vesper service was held in the Niantic house. The Hev. W. O. Nuzum, pastor of the Methodist church in Willimantic had charge of the meeting. {of friends. | and will not crack. Arthur ~ Andrews of = Providence spent Sunday with his family. Mrs. Andrews has as guests for the week 'B, enq Mr. Andrews two brothers and ! their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Eddy An- drews and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest An- | drews, all of Auburn, R. . They made the trip by automobile. About the Grove. Mrs. B. E. Thorpe and family r turned Saturday to their heme in New the Elderage for the past two weeks, | cant by the Thorpe family. Mr. ‘and Mrs, Burt Hurlburt, John Mrs. Laura Jackson of Attieboro, | | arrived Saturday to visit_ her | | parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Robin- | son, at’ the Dyson cottage on Foster avenue. Mrs. Jackson Is entertain- Iing Miss Mildred Parmenter, of Attl { boro. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gardner and Mr. |and Mrs. James N. Snow of New Lon- don have arrived at the Gardner cot- iage for a few days. Mr. Gardner re- turned to New London Sunday night. Chandler Pomeroy has returned from a week's visit in_Thompsonvile John Simonds, Mr. and Mrs, Harry L. Simonds_ visited John Simonds daughter, Mrs, E. A.. Cleaveiand, ( Thursday. Miss Halla Hungerford and Crary Rrownell, of Hadlyme, called on Mrs. Browneil Saturday | Norman and Rexford Clesveland left | Saturday to spend the week end with | friends 'in South Manchester and Hartford. Miss Carrie Baker and her brother Friday. Rev. F. C. Baker, Mrs. Baker and daughter Ruth are expected today | (Monday). | Philip Blair of Quebec was a caller on the grounds at the Hurlburt cot- Mrs, Charles Pratt returned Satur- day to New Britain after a week's vis- it with her parents, Mr. and Thomas Wood. Mrs, E. M. Wheeler returned Sa urday from Hartford where she had been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Sponsel. orman Cleaveland and BEdward Wheeler have returned from a short visit in Providence. Mrs. Claude Trucix of South Man- chester, her sister, Bertha Gallup, and father, Dr 1. B. Gallup. of Williman- | . were callers at the Keith cottage | aturday. Miss Lena Loomis and her mother, from Willimantie, were at the Willl- mantic house Saturday Arrive from Norwich, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bushnell of Nor- wich Town arrived at their cottage Saturday for the remainder of the sea. son. R M, Blythe has returped from South Manchester to his cottage on ! two weeks. 5 Earl Howe and Freq Robinson, ‘of Jewett Cily, were Sunday visitors on the grounds, Entertaining Friends. Mrs, Elizabeth Burchard of Mont- ville spent Sunday at her cotiage, The Bungelow. She is entertaining a party Miss Jessie Smith’and Mrs. Annie Adams, of w London, spent Sunday on thegrounds, We repair Autes of proper manner. Latest Improved Facilities m: our shop unexcelled in New England. We bake the paint on, which makes it wear better, keep its gloss longer, Why not have yours right? It oogts po more. - Bentley-Clarke Auty Co, % Myl 8t Wosurly & & Afr Ploat Violet and Cory- oat Violet and Cory- lopsis, 1 Ib. can.. Bradley's Violet ... Colga Amolin Talcum Williams' Carnation Mennen's Borated and Violet, Dactylis, Boguet, La France Rose and Eclat... Williams’ Rose . Sanitol Talcum Kerkoff's DJer Kiss. Comfort Powd: Comfort Powder, large. Azurea Talcum Hudnut's Violet Cec. Mary Garden Talcum. Jess Arbutus Squibb’s Violet Roger & Gallet Rice Powder Hudnut's’ Rice Powder. Bathasweet Talcum .... Hudnut's Violet Sec. Ba: Swansdown .. Aubry Sisters, Aubry Sisters, large. Satin Skin Face Powder DeMeridor's Beauty Powder Face Powder LaBlache Face Derms Viva S Powder de Riz de Java . Roger & Gallet. Hudnut's Violet Sec. Dr. Charles’ Face Powder.. $58 §88; Miro Dena Reuge Vigetal .. Toilet Creams ‘Woodbury’s Facial Cream.. DeMeridor’s, x DeMeridor's, Daggert & Ramsdell's, small Colgate's Cold Cream Daggert — Ramsdell Daggert & Ramsdell’s, Packer’s Charm, small Packer's Charm, large > Pompeian Massage, small.. Pompeian Massage, meditm Pompelan Massage, large... Ingram's Milkweed Cream.. Hind’s Honey and Almond Hokara, small Pond’s Extract, Cold Cream and Vanishing Cream.... Sempre Giovine . Satin Skin Cold Créam. Satin Skin Rose Tint Aubry Sisters’ Ci and Greaseless Cream Palm ©live Cream. y Freckle Cream.. Kinthe Beauty Cream.. 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Lyons' Dentrifrice . 200 sozodont ... e .22 Sanitol Paste Powder. 19¢ Rubifoam 20 Kolynos . 19 Pebeco 420 “alders . 20c “alox e oaas. . . Colgate's Dental Powder.... 15¢ Colgate's Dental Powder.... 24c Odorono 250 Colgate’s Ribbon Cream.... 10c Colgate’s Ribbon Cream.... 20c Roger & Gallet's Paste. . 25¢ Burrell's Powder and Paste. 25¢ Colgate’s Dentaliquid ....... 25¢ Hudnut's Dentaluxe Powder anJ Paste .. cvioer. 286 Antiseptics and Disinfec- tants Peroxide (our oWwn Brand 25¢, 15¢ and 10c Glyco {Thymoline 90c, 45¢ and 23¢ Oaklamd Co. s Dioxogen 58c, 3% and 1% Liste=ine .......90c, 45c and 23¢ Pond's Extract..85c, 42¢ and Z'c Sulpho Naptho! .46¢c, 21c and 10¢ Egyptian Deodorizer .... 19¢ Mypm e . 19¢ Etcrsweet Shield Proof Hudnut's Benzoin .. “Tiz” for Tired Feet Dr, Charle’s Foot Relief, 8%¢ and Sal Hepatica ...98¢, 43¢ and Depilatorys Aubry Sisters .... ElRado .- DeMiracle Hair Preparations Lavox Shampoo Powder .. 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