Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 26, 1914, Page 2

n- | ingtcn was a Willlmantic visitor yes-| Mr. Davenport of .Pomfret was in town Tuesday on business. b J. N, Gilman and family are spend: ing a few days at Pleasant View. > Miss Nellie Skelly of Norwicn is visiting Miss Mae Shea of Oak street. | Miss Emma lay is spending a| AL B. —— i What Is Going On Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Ogrrnaic{n. No. 256, U. ' No.'10, L O. ©. ¥, at 807 Main Street. Georgs W. Bingham Charged With 'mh““' £ & with by Assault and Breach of Peace—Re- | s, ", vioved Wit reeret leased on Bonds—Printing Business 3 3 Changes Hands. S g P P Rk ed For Assault. = George W. Bingham, who lives on} Joseph Gaudrealt of saoa&un treet the Jerusalem road in Windham, was|Was found guilty of assault and ‘arresteg Tuesday morning on a war- | Soived & fine and costs amounting to $13.20 at Tuesday's session of the rant charging him with assault and | 3 i breach of the peace. He was .later ‘released on bonds, and his case will - probadly be heard this morning: in the police court. ‘The row which caused his arrest took place Sunday between Bingham -and Luther B, Armstrong, who with hig wife lives on the Bingham prem- and was about to move out. It is said that the argument started over a calf which Armstrong had bought, and sold again, and Armstrong claim- that in the heat of the discussion ngham came at him with a shot- ~ sun went off and tore a holo FUNERALS. in ch:‘go.oring just as he got hold of S it. Lee Ackerman, Three trips were made to Bingham's | The funeral of Lee Ackerman was farm before he was taken into cus-|held at nine o'clock Tuesday morning tody. After finding him out Monday | from his brother’s- home, 20 School- night and Tuesday morning, Chief E.|house Lane. W. O. Nuzum of H. Richmond thought he would take |the Methodist church officiated and another tack, and drove away, leav- |the bearers were Edward, Char ing Officer Paulhus a short way down |John Ackerman and John La the road on the lookout for the ac- |remains were conveyed to W cused. This plan worked, and the of- |lington on the 9: in £ ficer soon telephoned in that he had | Funeral Director Jay M. Sh his man. Then the chief went after |in charge. i his retura to the house, broke a screen climbed in through thé window, and proceeded.to give his wife a beating. Mrs, Gaudrealt, who received se- vere bruises on her head and limbs, and lost several teeth in the melee, stated she had had seven chil- dren, three of whom were living, and that she supported them Dby running a boarding house at the above address. — Tremb! | g0 weeks' vacation in Rochester, N. —.eonarg G. Schneider is at his home | the state armory. in Oswego, N. Y., for a fortnight's| ¥. H. Jacobs and W. I Bullard vacation. in Providence on a business Lester Blish- has returned from a { . w*~n of two weeks at Lake Raponda, m-D...um:am was in Boston on & bus- Willington, Vt. Y Mrs. James GaVigan of Bellevue | town g B street has returned from a visit With | road o o B e Ter parents in Plainfleld. the tontracs. ©- Mrs. Fran® M. Smith and children| Mr. and Mrs, Alfred L. Reed are en- are spending a few days in Hartford, | tertaining Edwin and Carl Crosby of as the guest of friends. ‘West Medforad, Mr, and Mrs, Leander Anthony have is visiting with gturned from g ten days' trip nla!n:'I - e ne Grove. . Byrne was in Boston Mrs. Harriet L. Carpenter of East- | Pusiness trip Tuesday. ford is the guest of her brother, Judge To Qualify as T A. J. Bowen of Church street. Frank J. G. Balley will qm Douglas Fryer of Bellevue street|Once as treasurer of the has returned to his home in this city,{ County Savings bank. after a week’s stop in Andover. X Miss x-flnu:ou a.' s:n'h' g rnfl}'- B er mother, rs. er n- dero_of Valley street for a few days. |, Mr. and, Ofrs. Chbarles Aver have Attorney Edward Moriarty and | cottage at B HedoE, family of New York city, are Visiting | jeremiah McGrath, Sr.. of Norwich. i o 3 5 in. Willimantic at the diome of Frank |formerly of and Je ; i Ronan.y 5 McGrath, Jr., of Springfield, were vis Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barlow and|itors in Danielson, Tuesday. family who have been summering in There is Interest among Ilalian South Windham, have returned to |army reservists in Danieson over the Hartford for the winter. possibility of Italy’s army being mob- Mrs. E. Frank Bugbee and her sis- | llized. him and brought him in in an auto- Sarah E. Burdick. ter, Miss Bertha Johnson, have re- Local Milkmen to Attend. mobtle. The funeral of Sarah K. Burdick |turned from a week's auto tour of | Local milkmen will be present at was held at ten o'clock Tuesday | Portland, Me., and vieinity.. the big meeting to be held in Putnam Plant Changes Hands. morning in the chapel of Funeral! . Bernadette Ottenhelmer of | this Wednesday at 11 o'clock in the Director Jay M. Shepard. Rev. W. O. Nuzum of the Methodist church of- ficiated. . The hearers were John Cul- ver, . Arthur. Jacobs, Roy Hooker and Henry Lillie. Burial was in the Will- imantic cemetery. James Denison Jones. A business deal which has been h fire for some time was put th Tuesday, when W, H. and W. S. Gane, who have been conducting a printing business in the Windham House block for the past two months, purchased the plant of the Williman- Spruce street, accompanied by Alice Coughlin of ¥Franklin, left Tues- Qay for a weei’s stop at Watch Hill. | Cost of Schools Will bs Reduged. Mr. ang Mrs. F. P. Vandewater of| The cost™of schools in Killingly wi Rockville Center, L. L, are spending|be reduced for the past vear by ap- a week with Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Por- | proximately $3,000 from tuition of out ter at Maple Shade Farm, South Cov- |of town students it is now Indicated. interest of the milk producers of New Mise | Ensiana. pared favorably with some used in the nigh-priced productions occasionally Y. 4 GUILTY OF POLGAM Page have returned from a visg in Maine. h = John B. Laplante Sentenced in Massa- . e e e T e Wl Entartain at Ouk Bluff, | shusetts Court—Was Former Put-| Siift,"ie Sut MORALE, e SXUERL, 0| Lotier, Sarmer Brastng T hag re The members of the firm, when | oo Peid Jrom, the Bome=of his bats| Reuben Bowden of High street, 2| Masters Harry E. Back Jr, and| nam Resident. ment this vear. ~The electrical effects|days’ vacation and Carrier Willard W. seen by the Bulletin representative | S0l muesday afterncon. Burial | Er2duate of W. H. 8. ), _ an Samuel Back are to entertain a party were especially pleasing. Kenguin has commenced his vacation. Tuesday, stated that they would move their present equipment into the new- 1y purchased property, taking with them their new universal press and new type, and making in all six ‘presses in the establishment. st Columbia, has accepted a Position with . . Townsend, & prom- Al A decs HES T Haven. morrow (Thursday) oon. Will Motor to Pomfret. This (Wednesday) afternoon mem- Captain John Murray of the police ‘word from Brookl Substitute Bergen Green received ine, Mass., o ol e the route. Miss Ruth Kenguin has returned to her home in New Haven after a visit to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. was in the Willimahtic cemetery. Found Oil Can Under Stairway. Officials wp‘ have in charge the stock of Samuel Renick, now at Brook- lyn jall, are somewhat interested in inent architect of New JEWETT CITY Fractured Right Wrist. John Heden, a_ blacksmith in the employ of A. R. Burnham, the Plea: s the* finding, since Renick was incar-| Gengl N. Kenguin. Mr, W. S, Gane said that they felt|ant street carriage maker, had h e g bers of the Ladies’ Aid society of the b “| T Xorsts Rymy 2 they would get ahead faster if they |right wrist broken Monday, by the Baptist church are io motor to Pom- charge of larceny e by T siock el &Y work in N'orwlc” i-hrgzmmaa::‘ m Timely Notes Concerning Local Peo- | fret, where they will be entertained ple—Surprise Party 7or [diss Mar-|at the Esterbrook’s place, one of the saret Cotter—Hostess Remembered|P€2uty spots in that delightful sec- backfiring of the engine of the Storrs motor-bus, while attempting to crank the machine. Heden was making took over an established business, and that the firm would now be a local one instead of a Massachusetts cor- against hit: was placed on file. La- also went under the name of , and when he was arrested on vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ryley. early hours of the morning to put out Miss Alice Jackso: a fire in the cellar- of the store, of a Jersey City, tion of the country Aos I i n_of poration. They woyld endeavor to|sope repairs on the car when he tried | Lyich G the police learned | five-. 1o th ifollow in the line of the work done |to start the engine. The fracture was| /ith Girts. Attended Conference at Norwich. L, Ty vt Jewrnia I nr PR, hont e ST R T S \by the Willimantic Printing company. | reduced by Dr. F. B. Wilcox. = % : b B o Rndnge el o 0 - S e Ran hes way in D s O e Sfs. deing Sdarer amom. - oy : o ot v stopomas Murray spent Sunday I ercpanges in Danlelson, Putnam and tached to the find, but nothing definite | daughter of Kingston, N. Y., are the b ol SnL il e i A W Srest Fiiv: Vaostisisn Mrs. “John T. Stewart leaves today | MPOSuD, has been at Norwich attend- has been ascertained as to whether the| guests of his mothér, Mra. Anp Heavey. Miss PEthel Cooper is visiting her brother, Cooper, at Peal River, STONINGTON Annual Meeting of Burying Ground Association to be Held Monday-- Socialists to Have Ticket in Field— Qther Stonington Briefs. Thesannual meeting of W quock Burying Ground will be held next Monday afternoon the town clerk’s offi oil can was under the stairs when th Store was closed by the sheriff in be- half of creditors. Notes and Personals. As completed to date by the regis- trars of voters, the republican caucus list for the fall elections shows a list of §89 republicans including 5 women. The democratic list numbers 224 men and one woman. September 2 has been set as the date for the picnic of the W. R. . the home of president, Mrs. Ella Wood. Mrs. C. H. May of Worcester is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Hermon G. Carver. John B. Ritter of Haverhill was a \a'l:ltor with friends in Putnam, Tues- y. Lena T. Champlin has returned from & two weeks! stav at Biock Island. ing a conference of representatives of the S. N. E. T. company. Notes. 5 Mr. and Mrs. James Smith have r Miss Ruth Miller and Allen Milleer | turned from & visit with relatives in of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., spent the week | Providence. {end at J. H. Tracy's. . Charles Woodis will s, Miss Lizzie Lareher of Springfield, | week with relatives in Woleutp::d 5 Ma: s at ,her sister’s, Mrs. W. T.| On account of the war the Interna. aving aceompanied her niece, | tional Cotton company at Bast Kil Crumb home from a visit|lingly is anticipating a big export de- DTInEeld. end daughter m.|T2n3 0T absorbent cotton, len have returned from a three weeks'| o hT' Sail o Wednesfiay. in Worcester and Auburn, >Mass,| With Rev. Victor Faure sailing from Frances Colesworthy of Worces- | Y% York for France today (Wednes- foris Mrs PHOE Rotat ay) will be Father Galvin, another Mre. James Brooks of Lawresnce,|Member of the missionary order of Mass, was in town on Monday. La Salette. who was formerly station- ¢ /ed in Danieison. Surprise Party. oh F. Paulhus and George K. llen of the local force of letter-car- ers, finish their ffteen da " vaca- tion tonight. Tomorrow morning the ast of the local force to have a v hollday . Smith are the rest of the postoffice staff will take their turn at laying off. for a week’s visit in Lawrence, Mass, Mrs. M. W. Alling is_entertaining Miss Florence Shove of Brewsters, N. ¥ nected with the Tuttle Publishing company, Rutland, Vt, the largest concern of its kind in the state, and his father, W. H. Gane, is a retired " Auto Truck Movingi LOMG DISTANCE WORK A SPEGCIALTY, Address P. A, WEEKS, or phone 860-2, 338-12 or 251-5, Willimantic, Ct. HIRAM N. FENN UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER 62 Church St, Willimantic, Ct. ‘Telephone Lady Assistant | ? e, ppear him he would be held to an- swer the pol y charge. The wo- men went to kline and appeared against him. WMrs. Laplante and her child are now living in Central Vil- SUPERIOR COURT SESSION. To Open September 1—Judge Joseph ’ P. Tuttle Will Preside, Tuttle will come here first time as dge to g-fli at the sesgion of the Septem- r term of the '_;rflor court for Windham . county. e uul:‘n is to open next Tuesday, September 1, a short calendar session and assign- Te Be Married Sept, 12. | Myr. and Mrs. Frank H. Underwood of Boston, who are spending the sum- | mer at their home, “The Island”, Lake Wangumbaug, have announced the forthcoming marriage of their daugh- . Ethel,'to Conrad J. Surbeck, pnys- 2] director of the New London Y. A The ceremor 3 Painters at Work an Spire. . Miss DR, F. C. JACKSON, Dentist Agnes Olsen gave a surprise party for Miss Margaret Cottsr on the occasion of her twenty-first birth- day_on Monday evening, at her home n Brown avenue. Music and games Painters working on the spire oZ the Westfleld Congregational the tip 165 feet above the sidewalk. were watched with interest by many persons on Tuesday. The spire has ment of cases having been postponed| Mrs. ‘F. D. Sargent has returned from Friday of this week until that|from a stay at Oak Bluffs, Mass., Rev. time. The jury for the term of court|F. D. Sargent will remain at Oak on Friday of this week. | Bluffs the remainder of the weelk. *Eugene Himes has been spending Samuel H. Chesebro. Mr. had been a member of the organiza- tion and its president, by unanimous choice, ever since incorporation. His demise Pes : plivened the evening, and Tefresh- | not been painted for several years and M, A. Shumway coming up from it was a matter of general re- Peinless Extracting ments were served by Mrs. Olsen. |Was in need of the attention that is to_jpanide at this fyntion.| M vesstion o Flock Ialend. = e T e B e Specialt: Miss Cotter was presented with a lace | being given it e e | v ook At Block Tind romatis |08 cabiaiet o oonatias e , Specia ty. collar cnd brush and comb set. The| Not Likely to be Effectsd by War “Nrs.. Helen Willey and Miss Mary 752 Main Strcet, - Willimantic party included Misses Jemnie Blake,| o gm ¥ "0 P8 . N et o ter d e Pedeshons Jennie Coyle, Alice Driscoll, Alice T of the Xillingly Manu- | suitation in regard to criminal caes. ohnson were in Worcester on Mon- During the latter years of his life, Mr. Chesebro has decilned reelection to the presidency; but In each case was prevailed upon to con- tinue in office, a position which he held for 17 years. Will Have Ticket in Field. ' The Socialists their custom for the last few years, to have a ticket in the field this fall. although they do not expect to bring out enough of a vote to have any ef. foct on the election for town offices. The” Prohibitionists may also have a ticket out. although no steps in that direction have been taken as yet. Delegates to Convention, The cbnvention of Stonington union e Preston facturing company at Williamsville, where automobile iire duck is the product, stated Tuesday that the bus- iness of the concern continues to be satisfactcry and that the FEuropean war is not likely to have an effect lupon the industry, though this was i feared for a time. War Came Quickly; No Time to Close Charles Philips carried an auto load School. to_Rocky Point. Sunday. At Tournay in Belgium the m!ssion- Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Mofit, Ruth|Aary order of La Salette has been con- Roode and Sidney Matherson spent|ducting a school in which the boy Sunday at Rocky Point, meking the|Students numbered 125. Members of trip in Elmer Greene's auto. the order here leard that the war|gg’ Mrs. Fannie Caswell and daughter, | Came upon that section so quickly Carroll, spent Sunday in Danielson/{2nd in such severe form, (there has and Moosup: £ been desperate fighting st Tournav) Henry Starkweather and wife have|that there was not time to close the returned from a visit in Loulsville, | 5chool and get all of the bovs to thelr Babcock has been Prisovers heid the ail on|day. T :. he :mm" io plea| Olivet Martin of the First National next The lst criminal | bank s enjoying a week's vacation. cases tor the terin is as follows: Robert Mcintyre has returned from Continued cases: a two months’ stay at Charleton, Lucius P. Merriam has been spend- ing a few days at Watch Hill .| Mrs. E. Meehan is spending this the | week at York Beach Maine. Mrs, Helen Willey attended a whist te | held Webster Lake on Tuesday, MYSTIC Robekahs Heid First Pienic—Charity Chapter O. E. S, invited to Pleas- ant View—Other Local Happenings. The first picnic of Mystic Re. bekah , No. 56, L. O. O. F.. was held at the picnic grounds at Groton | th Long Point and there was a large at- tendance. A chowder was served at|Pendleton, Mrs. Dewhurst and Geore: 1 o'clock and at § o'clock there was|Tillinghast. Rev. Mr. Marston is one of the speakers on the program and a salad supper. Games and sports of all kinds were enjoyed. his topic will be, A Workadle Mission- ary Brevities. Invited to Pleasant View. The Mmembers of Charity chapter| o . mnor Hinckiey of Hartfora is spending the week as the guest of Order of Eastern Star have en invitation from Mrs. A, M. Purdy ;m, {;‘h"' Judge E. B. Hinckley and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bixwell of New- at her summer home at Pleasant View to have a picnic on Thursday. The ark, J., are guests of Mrz. E. A. Monjo at the home of her father, members will leave Mystic on the 9.33 anticipated. Joseph B. Wilcox, in Trumbull ave- | troliey and a good time is W. C. T. U. Meeting. nue. "Dr. C. Wesley Hale of Springteid. oiThe regular meeting of the Woman's o k™ sy "53| 1s spending & fow days in the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis have re- turned to Waterbury after spending a few days as guests of friends in Ston- Brennan, Ida*Jodoin, Mildred and Ag- nes Olsen, - Harry Olsen, Theodore Robinson, Arthur Driscoll, Barl Mont- gomery. Dona Bollou and Frank Pen- dergrast. . PLAINFIELD Forsonals. JA‘! r'!L SHEPARD P. & HHls was a Boston Succeeding Elmore & Shepard - Tuesday. Pwdbiredofafldgmbalmel’ s Julia Shea is visiting in Mys- tic, R. 1. for a week 60-62 North St., Willimantic Miss Doro Gingras is the guest of Lady Assistant “Tel. connection | visitor friends in New York city Mr. Rufus Wordén of South Will- Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. ion, camping and breach of the paace; othy C‘.& t}'n.tox!e‘.l‘km. Firemen Left for Gresawich, Pioneer Hose company. No. 3. and John Doyle, representing the Hook and ladder company left here to at- tend the annual convemtion of the State Firemen’s association at Green- wich. During the thme they are a: they will make a visit to New ¥ and the beaches about that city. and intoxication ‘breach of the peace; ; Dwight 4. Wells_ theft Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA A Clean-up on Children’s DRESSES This week we have a clean-up on Children’s Dresses, and foresighted mothers will do - well to take advantage of this mark down to supply the children for school days. . FUNERAL. Henry Clay Torrey. o'clock Tuesday afternoon, funeral services for Henry Clay Torrey, who died in Thompson, Sunday morn! were conducted by Rev. Mant Barber. The was by many relatives and - ington. 2 and The women of the Baptist churca ~ - McGregor post, G. A. R, Was repre- Personals. h 50c to $2.50 value 3 sented by a on. The bearers Lyston and Richard Morgan have Seloe no 2 returned to St. Paul, Minn. after a wat;e An-mgberl of the Gr-‘h!ln post—. B A\rmigu , Rowl James, George 1. Henry, Almon Bart- | Was no lett, George Whitman and Benjamin Rapp. The musical xfl-o{ the ser- vice was sufg by P. Burns of South Killingly. Burial was in Ever- green cemetery, Central Village. A. F. Wood was the fumeral director, —_— PROGRESSIVES TO NOMIATE TOWN TICKET —_— According to Information Qiven Out by Town Chairman—The Town Platform. GflomA.W\nha:z :fths' ives iven out the information party will nominate ticket. The " 35¢, 75c, 5131.w and($1.39 | THE H. C. MURRAY (0. Perhaps you need a Hammock, Lawn Chair, Swing? or Settee, some Matting, Curtains or a Summer Stove. Anyway there is no better place to get them than at Lin- g i i N ] ’EEEE? : z 7 i Incorporated 1842 ; il i g;‘ il i fgei i I Everybady needs it, of course Everybody s going to need 1t mere in the futurs, too, when the earning capacity s less than during youth cr middie-ages - The best way to be eure t5 have soms THEN is to save a little NOW -i-‘ littlo at © time, but that littre siten: H il 5 i ; 3555 §s ol : | i MAIN and UNION STREETS, Phone 285-3 Willimantie i The Willimantic Savings Institute H. C. MURRAY, President. N. D. WEBSTER, Treasurer. i