Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 24, 1914, Page 7

NORWICH-WORCESTER SURVEY CUT Canal Survey Omitted From $20,000,000 River and Harbor Bill—New London and Stonington Harbor Appropria- ' tions Also Left Out—No Money for Mystic or Yantic SEPTEMBER 24, 1914 Best in the Market Block Island BLUEFISH for baking, Ib. 14c Fresh Chught BUTTERFISH, Ib. .. FRESH FLOUNDERS, Ib. ......... STEAK COD, 1b........iueenn FRESH HERRING, bb. ... <. ...... LATE ARRIVAL OF FRESH FIS Fresh Caught HADDOCK 5 Fresh Canght HAKE 1. Q0 Solid Meat OYSTERS, quart. ...... 35¢ Yellow ONIONS, 4 quarts......... 1Cc 'I'h_e Pnneuus‘& Milc_he_ll_ cg_. | Our Annual Fall Opening In FLOOR COVERINGS IS NOW IN PROGRESS TO CONTINUE ALL THIS WEEK. flousewivu everywhere are interested in this event be- cause it opens up for inspection the largest and most comprehensive line of Floor Coverings to be had in East. ern Connecticut. A In accordance with our usual custom, we will, during Opening Days, offer A NUMBER OF SPECIAL VALUES Rivers. : Passage by the United States senate | Tuesday of a simple river and harbor bill carrving $20,000,000 jump sum, for continuing work off waterways to be selected by army engineers defeated many Connecticut projects that were contained In the bill, as passed by the and New Haven harbors; Mystic riv- er, Bradford harbor and river and Yantic river. It is thought possible that more or less satisfactory allotments from $20.- 000,000 “might be made by the engi neers, for some of the Connecticut im- provement projects, especially the smaller ones, provided the house ac» .| cepts the modified bi, as there is talk The principal items knocked out arelof it not doing. New London harbor. $150,000, New| Representative Mahan may fight for Haven harbor $111,300. Other items|New London and the canal surveys. no longer in the bill are Stonington|Representative Reilly is philosophical, harbor $6,000, Milford harbor $6,700,| recognizing the anomaly of making Greenwich harbor 335,000 and Connec- | huge waterway appropriations and at ticut river below Hartford $15,000. the same time increasing taxation. The new bill fails to provide for|Representative Donovan long ago de- many surveys of Connecticut water- | nounced the waterway bill as a “pork ways that were proposed in the old|barrel” Donovan is reported to be bill, including surveys of Shetucket,|going home for his congressional con- Quinebaug and French rivers, with|vention Thursday. Somebody may ob- a view to canalizing between Norwich|ject in the house as Donovan objected and Worcester; canai from Middle-|to Representative Class of Virginia town to New Britain; Tunxis Island; | going home to vote, Quinnipiac river, Milf river and Mor-| Senator McLean is in Washington ris Cove, New Haven harbor; Mianusjon the job until congress adjourns, it river, Housatonic river; Norwalk is said. ENGLAND APPREHENSIVE ABOUT GERMAN AEROPLANES RUSSIANS STILL PURSUING RETREATING AUSTRIANS RUSSIA SHOWS FRIENDSHIP FOR THE UNITED STATES. May Lead to Negotiations for a New Treaty of Commerce. Tbeu special offerings have been selected from the chtwmt\edartk!sintbedepmmtmdmbe had at any time during Fall Opening Days. These few suggestions: Operations Around Przemysl are De- veloping with Success. . Palace Have Not Been Burning. of P Tess. London, §ept. 12—With the first rainy days Of autumn and threatened SUIT TO ESTABLISH WATERFRONT RIGHTS HALF A CENTURY ‘Washington, Sept: _ 23.—Russia’s OF RACE ACHIEVEMENT. manifestation of friendship for the United States, expressed in her ian- nounced intention of signing a peace Petrogard, S’epL 23.—The Russian general staff has issued the following: “In continujng the pursuit of the re- treating Austrians the Russian troops Correspondence the Associated Instructive Lecture Given by Hon,|Brought by Lewis apd Lillibridge on ave reached Veschloky. fogs England is becoming more and|commission treaty may lead to ne- John C. Dancy of Washington. Niantic Property. Large and Small n the rezion of Przemysl the op-|more apprehensive about Germai|gotiations for a new treaty of com- i b w55 e All the Best Makes !rl.tions of the Russians are develop-|aeroplanes and Zeppelins. While many | merce and navigation between the two| mpe McKinley avenue A. M. E. Zion| Quite a number of Niantic people ~ ~ . 2 with success. Tnglish military authorities ve it|countries to replace the one abrogated| chureh was well flled on Wednesday | were here Monday attending court in 3 “Upon the German front the Rus-|would be impratical for German air|during the Taft administration. i Thin o M and Eatha | the cabe of D N B Towis kha X C. The Following 3 s sian troops are in close contact with|craft to attempt to drop bombs on| This was the view of many - diplo-| jiagtic address on the progress made | Lillibridge vs. Charles E. Gates be- Are All the enemy but no battle has yet taken| London, preparations have been made|matists and officials when it became|py {jje colored man since the date of | fore Justice Franklin H. Brown. The place.” in the English capital to lessen the|known that Secretary Bryan had re-|pig freedom, 50 years ago was given by |action is brought by Messrs. Lewis = > e e ot | danger of SUCH attacks gelved word of the intention of the| Hon. John. C. Dancy. ex.recorder of|and Lillibridge, who purchased the old Small Size Rugs Carpets—Mattings ussian government 0 negotiate a treaty along the same lines as those with Great Britain, France, Spain and China, reported favorably by the sen- atg today. These treaties would sub- mit all disputes that cannot be settled Difficult to Locate Airship at Night It is generally conceéded that Zep- peling could hardly make a trip over as well defended a city as London in the day time because of the danger deeds at Washington, D. C. The gathering was called to order by Rev. E. A. Biddle, the pastor, who offered prayer, and then the speaker as introduced. Mr. Dancy opened his <Charlton house in Grand street, at Ni- antic, last spring, and are now trying to claim title to the east end of Grand street, as well as the river front, to the exclusion of many fishermen who MARRIED, EGGLESTON — WNICKLE —In _this city, Sept, 28, 1814, by Rev. H. J. Wyckoff, cis E. Eggleston and and Miss Bessie T. M&Nickle. All Wool Ingrain Carpet— made and laid free—value 85c a yard—at.. Best Ten-wire Tapestry Car- Axmingter Ri 5 inches, value $1e6at .. 91.49 Tnches, vatee st et $2.76 72¢ i1at rem: Amq the she i i 7 - AN BAAY. i o, Tomdon: Sept| Sam funs feed o, ien Boilings | 'Syt it S | marie, Y00 & tovey o8 Amepienn | pos the sho sing b to,papl k|| cminater mugy size 3372 §5,09 | 55, Mo Vttl ot 23, 1914, by Rev. Alexander Woli-' g i ded oity like Tson- | Sion for investigation during a period|Civil war. He spoke of the great|to fry and make Mr. Gates take his e e 89¢ schiaegar, Joseph J. Kane and Mis3 | don” pecause the. ehells discharged. at(oL 0ne year and are regarded by .the|emancipator, Abraham Lincoln, and of | boat off the shore at this point. Those|] Wilton Rugs, size 36x72 $1.00 — at.......... $5.00 ‘Washington government as a practi- cal safeguard against the sudden out- break of war. Officials expressed the view that Russia’s _reported modification of stringent regulations against the Jews, Teresg Dray. fhches, value $7.50—at.... HISLOP—PECKHAM—In New Ha- ven, Sept. 23, 1914, Graham S. Hislop and Miss Fannie Peckham, both of New London. the success crowned his efforts to free the black man. “Shortly er Lincoln was elected president,” said Mr. Dancy, “Sumter was fired upon. This was the signal for the rising of the civilization of Jamestown against from the village who were present as witnesses were C. E. Gates, Capt. Wil- liam P. Coroley, Capt. M. R. Darrow, Capt. E. E. Horton, E. K. Beckwith, <Clifford Clark. The action was brought against Mr. the aircraft must inevitably do great damage when they hit the earth. At night the flight of a Zeppelin over London would be comparatively safe. It is difficult for guns to locate an airship at night even' with strong Extra Heavy Wool Velvet Carpet—made and laid free —value $1.20—at 95¢ 19¢c Extra Size Rugs Japanese ~ Matting, in new designs, value 25c—at...... becase of their loyalty to the govern-| thg civilizati £ Pl th Rock Gates, as he hi 1 f 35 fé 1 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, DIED. searchlights. ment.in its struggle in the present Eu- | sy e it k he & sloon o eet in ¥ ;2757 feet 3 inch 5 - which last erril ears, | length and 11 has 3. lnchen.y 12 i ual GREEN—In Jewett City, Sept. 22, Asked to Reduce Lights. Topean war. might pave the way 107! When Lincoln called for 15000 Colored| on iho Shore for the pest tuo resre ™ | feet—Special Price . $19.50 S ey .. 1914, John Edwin Gréen, aged 74| For weeks the lights about thefan understanding for a mnew treaty.|troops, the answer was, ‘We are com-| Both sides completed their case as|f Bigelow Axminster Rugs, Value 30C—at..eecovenecaions 25¢ \ years. Buckingham Palace have not been|TTe treaty was denounced by coneress|ing, 200,000 strong’ and the colored|far as witnesses were concerned and size 11 feet 3 inches x 12 feet, value $35.00—at Other Rug Specials The famous Tremont Rugs, Funeral services at his late home on |y, Palmer street on day at 12 oclock. Burlal in Robbins cemetery, Voluntown. Relatives and friends invited“ to attend. $27.50 and became inoperative January 1, 1913, because it was interpreted by Russia as permitting the exclusion of American Jews from her dominions. 11338 MEN WERE LOST . WITH BRITISH CRUISERS. Possible Some Rescues May Yet Be Heard From. Lowestoft, Sept. 23, by way of Lon- don, 7:256 p. m—So far as can be as= certained 1,067 officers and men were saved out of a total of 2,200 who were on board . the three Britishr cruisers when they were sunk by a German submarine yesterday. A trgwler arrived here today with 34 urvivers, including two officers. As far as be determined the three ships— ted and within the last few days only about one third of the Londdn Street lights have been turned on. Lights are few and far between on the docks and bridges across the Thames. Stores theatres, hotels -and other public places have been asked through newspapers to reduce their lights to the minimum, that London may not offer a bright glow for the guidance of aerial navigators. British Airships on Guard. At St Paul's Cathedral and. other centrally located buildings surrounded by a circle of lights, the lighting bas been so far reduced that these great buildings ‘cannot be distinguished by the . illumination. British airships fly over London day and night and through their observatiéns: have been able to direct the suppression of #ght the arguments are to be made Satur- day by Attorney C. V. James for the plaintiffs, Attorneys lon Davis and ;\ne::e of New London Yor the defend- THE THREE-IN-ONE SUIT. Wonderfully Clever Device Shown Wednesday — New Conceits in Waists, Hats and Dresses. man fought as no soldier ever fought, for he was ' fighting for hish m, his wite's freedom and his thildren's r. Dancy said he well Pemembered the day.that his father's master call- ed his slaves about him and told them they were free from that time on. “When the black man came out of slayery,” said Mr. Dancy, “he had ab- solutely nothing: he did not even own the shoes on his feet nor. the clothes on_his back. “In the vear 1865 there were 12 col- ored teachers in the whole country. he said. “Today “there are over 32,000 Wwho teach in 18,000 schools, where there are three and ome-half million colored children. The colored man in that day had no church worthy of the name. Now in every city and villa,e” the speaker said, “we have splendid Cork Linoleum Printed Linoleum in & variety of handsome designs and in all widths —Special prices 3%, 48c and 54c a square yard. Inlaid Linoleum, very serviceable —Special prices 79c, 98¢ and $1.19 a square yard. this week we are conducting a unique demonstra- tion. We have placed on the sidewalk, in front of 1t Help the Stomach Digest Your Food When the stomach fails to di- gest and distribute that which is eaten, the bo wels become clogged with a mass of waste angd refuse that ferments and’ generates poisons that are grad- size 9x12 feet—at..... $7.50 Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 feet, value $20.00—at. 316-95 Body Brussels Rugs, size gx1? feet, value 32.00—Q0f 45 1,000 "sense and comfort character-|§ at ..... 3 = - ize this season’s styles in garments.| 8 Royal Wilton R: i Few extreme modes are to be found. || uis feet, vetue Sh1 50 cs 992.00 The coats are long, box. or three- quarters length; the skirts are of graceful length and fulness, and noth- ing could be prettier than are so many Al of the latter, in which accordion plait- ing is employed. 7 to the best advantage. the Aboukir, the Hogue and the Cressy r Manufacture: have Ay ually forced into the blood, s : < D 3 g churches, great preachers and splendid vlsoturtse bhve oidons . thom- Whittall 2 = eausing . distress . and.- ‘often mi&mw:xr;’x;nr& has been issued by avi-| —carried crews totalling 2.200 men. Of | igirs' "A° wonderful change in. 30| Selves in providing choice and hand- the store, a perfectly new Rug. Rain or shine | ;he total 1,133 appear to have been ost. The survivors are accounted for as follows: At Harwich, 505; on British ships, 220; at Ymuiden, Hollan®, 308; at_Lowestoft, 34. P It is possible that other Lowestoft fishing trawlers have made further rescues. The trawler, which arrived here today, saw the three cruisers sink and rescued 350 men, who, with the exception of 34, were transferred to warships. The captain of the trawler says that the first cruiser attacked sank in three minutes, the second in serious illness. Most people naturally object to the drastic cathartic and pur- gative agents that shock the system. A mild, gentle laxative, positive in its effect and that will_quickly relieve constipation is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, sold by druggists at fifty cents | and one dollar a bottle. It does not gripe or cramp, but acts easily and pleasantly, and is therefore the most satisfactory , remedy for children, women and elderly ‘persons. For a free trial bottle write to Dr. W. B. Cald- well, 4561 Washington St., Mont- icello, 111 some weaves and fabrics for devel- oping suits, coats and dresses. There Are some new and novel ideas in garniture, odd uses of velvets, cords, buttons, embroideries, beaded bands, al. messaline dress years.” Continuing, he said: “A half century ago the colored man did not know what a bank was. Today we have 92 banks in the country, and in one bank over one million dollars of business | °t > was done in a single vear. We also| A hunter's green own in our own right 82,000 farms and | S2OWn yesterday had in pleasing con- we own over 900,000 homes in the|trast & black satin skirt. Green was bodbut used’for the girdle and there was a “Before the war the n 4 chic finish of ck bows. knew what the word — omes’ nardly| “Attractive was a redingote suit in Since then he has risen to the legis- | RuSSian grcen broadcloth, its coat lature and and even to the house of | Stylishly plaited. The skirt had wide gonators, and we have all kinds of of- | Dialts and the new yoke top. This icials filling all kinds of offices. Such | Skt was fully 21-2 yards in width. is the progress of the save of 50 years | Sailor collars are much liked this ago. vear. One noticed yesterday was of The speaker was loudly applaulled|!ich White Ottoman silk and set off a and many of those present expressed |Plack serge dress, which had a long the desire to shake hands with their |Plaited tunic. The pointed cuffs fin- distinguished visitor. =~ Refreshments | IShing the long sleeves were also of followed. the Ottoman. Similar white Ottoman silk was em- ploved on a blue crepe de chine dress, and this model, too, kad a. long tunic. Decidedly smart was a dress in African brown with an accorion plait- ed chiffon tunic, with brown girdle and sash cnds. White satin was used for the wide collar and narrow cuffs. The Three-in-One Suit. It was surely a genius who designed the clever three-in-one suit, over which the ladies enthused Wednesday. This is_an imported model in navy serge, which can be turned into a_dress, or made into a long coat or short coat suit. It is richly trimmed, in black astrachan. Very natty was a black and white check street dress, basque model, which had white Bengaline vest and cufts and a stift embroldered white collar. likely to attempt an assault on Lon- don some clear night when there is little wind to hinder their progress. English aerial experts say Germany certainly has fourteen first class Zep- pelins and there is a likelihood that several more may have been added to this nungber for active war service. British Captain Went Down With Ship London, Sept. 23, 9:03 p. m.—The correspondent at Harwick of the Ev- ening News says he learns from sur- vivors ‘of the disaster to the British cruisers Aboukir, Cressy and Hogue, | eight minutes and the third as quick- that Captain Robert W. Johnson, of |ly as the first. the Cressy went down with his ship, ~— cheered by his men who were swim- | Russia has 250,000 Jewish soldlers, ming around the doomed vessel. Austria has 52,000, it will stay on the sidewalk for seven days. We want every man, woman and child in town to come down and walk across the Whittall Rug on the sidewalk in front of the store. You can’t spoil it. The Porteous & Mitchell Co. THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ON HAND AT ANY TIME Minced Ham Sliced Bacon Fish Cakes Cabbage Salad BARN BURNED ON POQUETANUCK FARM. | Cow, Calf and Five Tons of Hay Also Lost. Boiled Ham Sausage Frankfurters THE SEWING MACHINE OF KNOWN VALUE. Needles, Oil, Belts and all kinds of Sewing Machine supplies, Repairing a specialty, OUR FALL SEWING MACHINE CLUB Fire originating from some unknown source totally destreyed the barn on the Hooper place north of the old schoolhouse in Poquetanuck and owned by W. A, Lucas about 10 o'clock Wed- nesday forénoon. A cow and calf were burned to death and five tons of bay were. consumed by the flames. At the time the fire Droke out Mrs. Andrew 'Welensky, wife of the man who occupies the farm, was alone. Be- Potato Salad Celery Salad THESE CAN BE HAD AT REASONABLE NOTICE Roast Chicken Chicken Salad NOW OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT Only $2.00 to Join _and $1.00 per Week CLUB LIMITED TO 25 MEMBERS Cut Out This Coupon Bring it to our store and re- ceive a handsome Souvenir made by the New Home Sew- ing Machine. Come early and get your choice. JOIN THE CLUB and become the owner of a beautiful NEW HOME, CHINE. You will never miss the dollar a week and before you realize it the machine is yours. ONLY ONE WEEK in vhich to take advantage of this offer as the CLUB OPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23rd, and CLOSES SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th. : SPECIAL OFFER as floor samples. Come early as they will go quickly. THE WORLD’S FINEST SEWING MA- We have a few Machines in perfect condi- tion excepting a few scratches from use These will be sold at REDUCED PRICES. Special Demonstration and Free Instructions by a Demonstrator from the New Home Factory ALL THIS WEEK fore she was able to summon help the fire had gained great headway and the structure and its contents were de- stroyed. The barn was insured. Mr. Welen- sky is employed in the Hallville mill. i Gordon and Ryan Licenses Suspended. Secretary of State Albert Phillips apnounced Wednesday the following suspension of automobile licenses. John H. Campbell, Middletown: John Ryan, Lebanon: George W. Norton, Waterbury; Frank Bauser, Waterbury: Thomas H. Johnson, Stamford; Jacob Gordon, Norwich; Joseph I. Wesf, Washington Depot: T New Britain. period. The licerise o vich, Meriden, is revoked. WHY MODERN WoMEN'S HAIR IS GETTING TH:N--By Mdm. Beaupre ‘Wigs, switches, curling tongs, arti- ficial waving, singeing, etc.,"have com- bined to ruin the hair of many ‘women, so there is decidedly an in- crease in baldness. But proper care will develop heavy, beautiful hair upon’ any head. Ia the hair do not use a makeshift which may remove more than the excess oil, leaving the hair dangerousiy dry, but use something which is made for shampooing only. A perfectly safe, economical, invigorating shampoo, that makes the hair so fluffy it seems much beavier than it is, can be had by dissolving a teaspoonful canthrox, which every s, in a cup hot water. s mixture cleanses ntly, yet thoroughly, removing all landruff, excess oil and dirt, siving to the scalp and hair the vigor that insures scalp-health and hair-beauty. - SCHWARTZ BROS. 9-i1 Water Street Norwich, Conn. Canthrox shampoos make the head feel good, make the hair look good, are very beneflcial where hair is faded, dull or brittle, and the regular use of canthrox will greatly enrich the color of the hair and give a beau- tiful gloss and softness. A charming street dress was devel- oped in peacock crepe meteor, basque model], and had the fashionable long sleeves. Its smart girdle was rich- beaded. The low neck was finished ith whjte net over lace, and there was a graceful sash. Speaking of sleeves, this season’s rule appears tp be long sleeves for morning, elbow sleeves for afternoon merely a strap on with a wide sash The New Waists. Pique is exceedingly popular tailored wear, vest effect. ~Crepe de chine, and chiffon cloth in white and colors are charmingly developed in basque ef- fects. Tailored Hats. Something entirely new is the Flossie Allen hat in imported velour. This chic outing hat comes in the most fascinating shades and is uni- versally becoming. Watch The Bulletin’s adverti columne today, for information where smart hats and garments- are to be found. CONNECTICUT PATENTS. for the models coming in New London Man Included 'in List of Awards. The list of patents issued to Comn- necticut inventors for the week end- ing Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1914, as fur- from the office of F. H. Allen, follows: Jozsef Berecz, Bridgeport, fiy- ing and spinning toy; ‘Werner Beutel, Bridgeport, automatic train stop; The Narrow Fabric corporation, Orange, Teel for strip material; Cecil P. Caul- kins, New London, door alarm; Pratt & Whitney Co,, Hartford, metal wark- ing machine; William H. Honis: Hartford, insert for concrete constru tion; Francis N. Lambert, New Brit- ain, speed measure; The New Britain Machine Co., New Britain, screw ma- chine; Waterbury Clock Co., Water- bury, Intermittent end long alarm clock; The Marlin Firearms Co., New- Haven, take-down repeating firearm: Waterbury Clack Co.,Waterbury; strike and chime clock; The Barnes & Ko Shrimp Salad Crab Salad Tuna Salad CLAM CHOWDER ON FRIDAYS BAKED BEANS ON SATURDAYS THE QUALITY STORE 340-342 Franklin Street bert Mfg. Co., New Haven, insulator , two patents. D esigns Honry A. Budde, Manches- ter, casing for reverse s; Laura Gardin, Westport, medal medallion; The Seamless Rubber Co., New Haven, bathing cap. DOUBLE SHOWER Given Miss Almina inick Baifey in Honor Coming Marriage. gt co and Dom- of Their A linen shower was given Miss Al- mina Disco by her many friends at her home on Oak street on Tuesday evening in honot of her approaching marriage to Dominick Balley. A dainty lunch was served and Miss Fontaine and Miss Mitchell enter- talned with piano scles. During the evening Miss Disco was surprised by the recelpt of a large bouquet o flowers hung at the door bearing the card of Mr. Bailey. At the same time that Miss Disco was being visited by her friends Mr., Balley was given a | Kickapoo Worm Killer shower at his home on Clff street by his mon friends. Refreshments were served and toasts drunk., lLater in the evening the men joined the ladies | the bowels. when tliere was singing and several solo dances given. Later dancing on the veranda and by _all the guesis. | W. H. Lewis for Senator. William Williams of Clinton was appointed chairman, John Butler of Portland, clerk, at, the convention of the Thirty-fourth senatorial district, which met in the town hall at Old Saybrook Tuesday at 1 p. m. There were 48 delegates present, who voted as follows, only one ballot being taken: Willlam H. Lewis, Westbrook. 41; Thomas Brown, East Hampton, T Dizzy? Bilious? Constipated? Dr. King’s New Life Pills will cure you, cause a healthy flow of bile and rids your etomach and bowels of waste and fermenting body poisons. They are a tonie to your stomach and liver and tone the general system. First dose will cure you of that depressed, diszy, bilious and constipated condi- tion. 25c all druggists Children's Sickness Due to Worms. Your child will not be sick if you rid the stomach and bowels- of worms. will do it quickly and surely. Makes the worms let go their hold while the gentle lax- ative medicine removes them through It tones up the system, appetite and promotes sleep. t0 take—children like it sives Pleasant in the house was|Guaranteed. Only 25¢c at your drug- sist.