Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 7, 1914, Page 8

YEAR'S WORK 0 NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER - 7, 1914 F STATE POLIGE Prosecutions for Liquor Law Violations Have Kept Them - Busiest—State Fire Loss of $1,830,438 Reported to Them—192 Prosecutions for Auto Law Infractions. The commissioners of the state po- lice have issued their annual report to Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin. Since according to statutes, the superintend- en of state police, Thomas F. Egan of Hartford, is also fire marshal and ‘superintendent of weights and meas- ures, the reports for these thrge de partments have been included in the one issue, which cover'the year from July 1, 1813 to June 30, 1914. One of the most interesting of the activities of the board has been its campaign for improved conditions in motion picture houses. During the past year there have been 430 Inspec- tions made of plans, buildings, prem- ises and booths. There have been 250 buildings and booths approved for motion. picture exhibitions. There have been 177 operators examined and 152 licénses granted. Also 356 operators’ licenses for 1913-14 have been re- newed for 1914-15. The fees for the new license granted 'have amounted to $866.50. Fees for inspections, of plans and bufldlm have amounted to 32,041 70 In this branch of the service has Dlll. $2,864.20 in the state treasury. Auto and Liquor Violations. Another phase of /service in- which the state police have proved of value is in the prosecution of violations of the alltomobm laws of the state. During past ,pear, this body of men helped 192 prosecutions, by mak- ing arrests. summouning witnesses, and in other manners, The chief activity, however, has been getting after violators of the state Hquor law. By far the greatest number of prosecutions have been four other cases there were arrests made, and these are continued. One fire was caused by an insane woman, another by children, another by insti- gation of a person in another state, and in 21 there was not sufficlent evi- arose previous to July 1, 1913, the time of the last report. Of these, three were sent to state prison for from one to ten years, one to jail for six months and two were acquitted. Defective flues cause more fires than any other cause, but of the en- tire 1,910 there were 291 caused in this way. Pipes, cigarettes and cigars counted a toll of 109, with matches a close third with 108. ‘The greatest number were in dwelling houses, in which were 1,033 of the fires Stores g(z):ld offices came next on the list with 7. the year, and was third on the list. Bridgeport led with 317, Nef' Haven being second with 306. Summary of Werk. ‘The summary of the work of the department is given as follows: Number of investigations (in mat- ters involving crime Number of prosecutions Number of investigation: aid cases . Deportations - Number of cases in which service was rendered to secretary of state in the investigation of auto accidents, vidlations of the auto law, summoning witnesses, etc., in matters determinable by hll.‘n-lox Receipts and Disbursements, 712 for this cause. In Hartford alone, out of the 37 prosecutions brou; about by their activities were for vio- lations of the liquor statutes. The thirty-seventh was for theft of an au- to, and the guilty man was sent to the state reformatary. The liquor cases brought in $287.. In all, there were 712 investigations carried on by the state police in cases involving crime, and 738 tions followed. There were also 194 investigations in state aid cases, which resulted in 246 deporta- Weights and Measures. In the ‘weights' and measures de- partment, the report shows the state to have an excellent equipment, all in good working order. All of this is bonded to the state for safety to the amount of $50000. Much of the equip- ment Has been furnished by the act of consress of 1836. e fFeport tells what cities and countries have been found lax in the equipment furnished thefr sealers. early all of them have been visited during the past year. Hartford, to- gether with PBridegport, New Haven and Stamford.. has complied with ‘*he law relative to supplying equipment, but Meriden, New Britain and Water- bury as yet are deflcient. A total of 185 places of business have been visit- ed. In these 1,687 weights have been found realed and only 326 unsealed. Only 133 have been condemned. The avents have also examined 12,860 packages of food in qompiance with the Bete net weight law. 1,910 Fires Reported. The fire marshal's report shows that 1,510 fires have been reported to the state office by chief engineers and local fire marshals of cities, boroughs and fire districts, and by first seleotmen acting as fire marshals of town. The losses from these totaled $1,830,438.98. This includes only soch amounts as have been estimated and reported by the local officers. Forty-one were re- ported to the state department as be- ing of incendiary origin. Investiga- tion on these cases resulted in six prosecutions, in five of which convic- tion resulted, with terms of from six months in jail to tend years in state prison, and one sentence to the state reformatory. One was discharged. In Everybo(E Loves A Lady Fair And a Lady Gan Have a Fain, Clear Complexion by Using Stuart’s Cal- cium Wafers After Each Meal. You women ought to hear some men rave over a beautifully clean and 'shell clear skin. There is nothing that so charms a man or a woman as this. Where there are pimples, blotches, iver spots, etc.,, the bfood is diseased and filled with impurities. Clean the blood and these effects disappear at once. That is wh&t Stuart’s Calcium Wafers do almost beyond belief. “She Was a Pimpiy FPerson Once Upon a Time” Stuart’s Calcium Wafers are known to hu of thouands of men and women, Perhaps some of the faces you Mrmire now were made heautifully free frem skin blemishes by Stuart's Cal- clum Wafers, You won't be always worrying about it your friends and strangers think 3 your “broken-out” Ihese wondertul littlo wafers a chance T:Alot"lmmnllh ‘:hflg'hlub right to the 8 troul 0 blood, dri: put ail impurities, v loning it up, And when the blan is tlear the skin is fres from blemi: -] Wi ‘ before her ‘ed woman of midd] face, If you give| strengthening it, | 4y, t| Amount received from stat treasurer Amount pl:fl salaries Amount paid tmveuu ex- pense cemereers. 12,58845 Amount pdd deputy sheriffs , ther officers specially suj 6,251.00 $17,892.85 HUNTING LICENSES ISSUED. 205 Given Out Here by Town Clerk _For the Present Season. There are 205 Norwich huntérs who have taken out the needed licenses. to 20 out with thelr guns this season. The latest to receive their -licenses from Town Clerk Charles S. Holbrook are the following: Lawrence Hoffman! J. A. MacDonald, Louis Bruette, ' Michael Mahoney, Thomas Kenealy, August Heinel, Otis B. Hall, E. J. Maynard, J. J. Semeren, T, H. Baldwin, Edward E. Perry, Chf- ford A. Lathrop, George H. Kramer, Fred G. Bliss, C. R. Chamberlain, A. E. Woodworth, Emory Card, Gustave Greenwood, Jacob Krleg, Wm. S. Tucker, Louis Haggerty, Wm. Wal- lacve, Frank J. Murtha, James P Ser- vice, Willis Austin, E. J. Lynch, Louis H. Maples, John Peterson, Joscph Mar- tioino, Gladstone Shaw, C. D. Boyn- ton, R. H. Snow, F. E. Sage, Thomas W._-Allyn, Geonge A. Comeau, Henry A. Guile, Wm. J. Landry, J. E. Rogers, Louis Ortman, Albert Dilworth, Chas Wheeler, Frank B. Lathrop, Edmund Gladue, Wm. Cocker, Julian La Pierre, Frank H. Quinley, Aubrey L. Potter, Christian Bayreuther, Wm. Ortman, Aifred G. Lillibridge, Irving Watkins- son, Willlam Preavy, Edward Snow, Robert Gelino, Gus Hague, Willlam H. Taft, Willlam J. Banfield, Allyn W PBrand, Constantinus H. - Efstraten, Amos Wheeler, H. E. Prentice, Walter Appley,. Frederick Kies. J. T. Lvons, J. Fitzgerald, Herman Krohn, Richard Kyvle, Richard E. Lane, Tim- othy Murphy, Frank BE. Faulkner, James Poverd, Antonio Tomairo, John Nolan, \Edward Popham, William F. Hill, John Cecleman, Faul H. Zahn, Howard Spaulding, Danicl Fowler, Georze Emback., Frank R. Burdick, William La Rochelle, John.H. Kane, Jr., Frank B. Hall; John W. Callahan, John Irish. E. L. Reynolds, C. C. Smith, O. H. Nickerson, Henry Hamil- ton, Carlton R. Smith, Ralph F. Smith, RBdward J. Marx, Carnelius Terry. Harry Sengman, John H. Harris, Clar- ence Fells, Archibald Cochrane, James Josph Donchue, C. Arthur Lathrop, Henry C. Marx. This number will be still further in- creased hefore the season is over. WIFE NO. 1 DISCOVERS THERE 1S WIFE NO. 2. Now U, 8. Rundle is Arrested in New London -for Bigamy. . U’!yue- 8. Rundle, construction fore- man for a New York concern with a contract at New London, was accusel of being o bigamist when Mrs. Rundle No. 1 dropped in on him there Tues- day morning. Mrs. Rundle No. 2, who marriage to Rundle was Mary Wells Tyler, nee Barnes, ca Rundle's arrest, Mrs. Rundle No, 1, & modestly dress- fo age, came from New York to see what had come over her husband, from whose letters she thought was acting strangely. She found where Rundle was boud.lns. | Mrs, Rundle No, 2 was there and the :| unexpected visit left Rundle no time to explain in any other way when the two wives came face to face but to admit his bigamous marriage. Mrs, Rundle No, 2 telephoned for the police, and on her complaint Run. dle was en to headquarters, Mrms, Rundle No, 1 went along with him and sat in the court room a few chaire from Mrs, Rundle No, 2. dle's arraighment, which terminated with his being bound over to the su- perior court, Mrs, Rundle No. 1 went over to him and had a long talk with her truant husband, his anunnl, Attor- ney John C, Geary, leipating Mrs, Rundle No, 1 smoothed her husband’s r and gently petted his hand, She ssemed very sad when Mr, Geary ex- smm- Caleium Wafers are harmless and mey be taken froe- by any one, They contain absolute- & no mercury, no us drugs », no Stuart’s Calejum Wafers eontain .i:lchnn:yulghidfi. and & lnfld Blt-rlp hmdrod times a It doo-n't matter whsther Khoads and " domotping llh. earbine plained that while a bondsman $1,000 is being secured Rundle must wait in jail, Mrs, Rundle No, 1 was Miss Bessie Cormony, Ehe and Rundle were mar- ried at New York on July 11, 1877, Mrs, Tyler and Rundle were married in New lon Aug, 6, 1914, Rundle reorucnud at the time that he was Rundh was smployed in_cha of marble dscorative work, His r:n':n’y is maid to have heen $40 per week and h- wn known es an exceptionally nrw.afl;.mn.n, }}:mil -nu; te have mt X w! o herr. marriager . 9 r———_' Veluntown Taxes Lald, In the Veluntown town meeting en Monda. 8 20 l'!lfll mwn tax, !hanga.ma After Run- BAOKUS MOSPITAL PATIENTS NEAR RECORD NUMBER. 70 Registered New—A Busy Period in Operations. On Bunday there were 70 patients registered &t the Backus hospitals which is within one of the lergest number of tlents ever at the insti- tuuoh at the same time, The ever- cl-| for the valuable service Whlch the hospital is rendering to the community is indicated by the recent particularly busy perlod fof the doc- tors, whensfor a stretch of ten days there was an operation performed &-ry m and sometimes a8 many as Bible and Literary Programme. On Sunday the Norwich Bible and Literary society of Mt. Calvary Bap- tist church held & very enjoyable programme., Mrs. Lydia King was chairman of the programme committ- tee. A large number were present and Mrs. Frances Evans presided. The programme follows: Recitation, Mrs. A. Hall; solo, Miss Charlotte Jackson; plano_solo, Miss Pauline Geer; solo, Mrs. Bessie Jackson; plano solo, Miss Hattle Spivery, remarks, Rev. J. H. Dennis. MRS. G. P. STANTON 52 Shetucket Strest. is showing a full line of New Millinery for Fall and Winter AT T e R TODAY IS FREE STAMP DAY Superb Showing of the Late Suits, Coats New and - Smart The schoal festing That for) lan:.wad the town mest- ing & five mill na:“ * ModelsIn Women's and Misses’ and Dresses ln!rodficing many new and novel ideas and some excep- tionally strong values Tailored Suits original models just received. that express the late style tendencies—wide variety Misses’ 14 to 20, Women’s 34 to 44. * ; $15.95, $19.50, §25, $30 and up to $55.00 B Coats Embracing new dressy models and practical Utility Coats for street and motor wear $10.50, $15, $19.75, to $35 COLLEGE COATS, $8.50 In a wide range of attractive fabrics in plaids, Separate Dresses For Street, Informal and Evening Wear Satin and serge combinations in fetching models for street wear, $10.00 to $22.50—ex- -quisite conceptions in crepe de chines, meteor and satin brocade for afternoon and evening wear—modified basque and new cossack ef. fect—$15.00 to $45.00 The past two weeks has seen brisk selling here —proving conclusively that we have the correct styles, large assortments and the best values. Stocks are kept right up-to-date, New styles ar- riving daily, @he Manhaltan 121-125 Main Street “WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE.” To at Sale Priecs. THREAD NTIC THREAD—six- cord thread for machine use— black or white— Sale Price.......c...... J. CLARK'S THREAD— Sale Pric .. 6 for 24 COAT’S THREAD—buy it by the dozen fOr ..cc....ccvecenes 55¢ BASTING THREAD on 500 yard spools—white—sizes 40-50-60— Sale Price........... . 3 for 10c |} LINEN FINISH THREAD, for button sewing, 100 yard spools— Sale Price. 2 for Sc PLACK SEWI} letter “A”—100 yard spools—S8c value— Sale Price .. BUTTON HOL odd lot of colors, regular 3c a spool— Sale Price........ MERRICK’S DARNING COT- TON—45 yards of black, tan, grey, navy or white cotton— Sale Price.......... »2¢, 3 for Sc GOOD DARNING COTTO‘V in° black, white or tan, three-ply— Sale Price..... veess 4 for Bc | {§f TAPES AND BINDINGS LINGLISH TWILLED TAPE— the very best quality, 10 vard {§ rolls, from 1-4 to 1 inch wide, values up to 12%c— Sale Price ./.... TWILLED COTTON TAPE in 24-yard_rolls— Sale Price ........ceccoceenee COTTON TWILLED TAPE, 3- yard rolls in 3 widths— Sale Price.............. 2 for BIAS SEAM TAPE — highest grade. 12-yard pleces, worth 12%c and 15c— Sale Price......cocoovceicnin,. TAFFETA SBAM BINDING in black, white and colors, 9 yard plelce! of the 5% ligne width, value 156— sivasi.s 10 8c 8c Sal P sissesssassasssts 1O "PRH\CESS" BELTING In black and white. 1% and 2 inches wide, regularly 10c a yard, $1.00 & plece— Sale Price 7c a yard, 65c a piece PINS COMMON PINS of medium size, 400 pins on paper, medium slze— 8ale Price,............. 2 for Be WALLACE & SON'S EAGLE PINS— Sale Price ......coconveeeeses. 40 ENGLISH PINS in 3 sizes, ex- tra fine points, value 10c— Sale Price .. sevses KIRBY & BEARI MOURN- ING PINS, value 100— 7o 8ale Price . 7 MOURNING or white, '40,pins to box— Sale Price ....ccciceenncnen 1o BELT PINS, 60 on each paper, assorted sizes, jet, mat or white SII.CPrIeo G g FU PIN CUBES, Dllc lack, white and colored on each pinz, 20c value— Sale Price .................. 180 DRESS! ' PINS In half- pound boxes, value 28c— Sale Price .......c....oc0... 190 CLINTON SAFBTY PINS In 6 gizes, nickel or black flnllh, values 50 to To— Bale Price .iiiiieiiisesresies DEFENDER PINS, sizes 1 to 8, dozen on card— 8ale Price.. INVISIBLE inets, 60 pine— Bale Prioe .....iiiiiiiieciaey 40 100 WIRE HAIR PINS in tray- wg.hnu—- lo Prios .iiiiiiiirisisiees 40 BONE HAIR PINS, shell or amber finish, 3 shapes, value o— Bale Price .ii:aciiizsiiaae. 1fo ROBERT'S P. LA - LES, They're “right” to the point— Sale Price (iriirvrrvererens 4o TmneAy.n Lead %&- PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS THE BEST FOR THE HOME DRESSMAKER THE PATENTED CUTTING AND CONSTRUCTION GUIDE INSURES ACCURACY, EASE AND ECONOMY. The inexperienced woman will find these easy to use. Their simpli together with the guides, which direct the proper and tun:ml':ll" l‘l';! ing out and cutting, insures the por'mlcn of the result. PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS LEAD They are not only abreast of the styles, but by reason of the expert staff of designers, assist in molding™ the ‘style tendencies. You'll find what you want.in our Pattern Department. For 10c and 15¢ 6 for 27c HOOKS, EYES AND FASTENERS ALL BRASS HOOKS AND EYES, will not rust, all sizes in blnck or uflve’r finish— HOOKS AI\D EYES of the best = quality, nickel or black, 2 dozen on_card, value 10c— Sale Price ........... ASSORTED LOT OF FASTEN- BRS. including See-It Spring, Niagara and Kohinoor, in several sizes, value 10c— g?)a':oPrlca . ‘SO-NO-MORE” SNAP FAST- ENERS, in black or white— Sale Price Srresessieniecenas 4o 7c BUTTONS FRESH WATER PEARL BUT- TONS of high quality, sizes from 14 to 24, either two or four holes— Sale Price ..... Cesaseiiocues OCEAN PEARL ~BUTTONS, sizes from 12 to 36, all 1loc qualities— Sale Price ......... LINGERIE AND LINEN COV- ERED BUTTONS, 3 sizes, value Tc_a dozen— Sule. Price. ....... i .l - EONE COLLAR BUTTONS of medium size, 12 on each card— Sale Price cseseaness 0 HOSE SUPPORTERS THE GENUINE “C. M. C.” SUPPORTERS Infants'—Sale Price... Children’'s—Sale Price. Misses’—Sale Price. ‘Women’s—Sale Price. . 21c PAD HOSE SUPPORTERS, sold regularly for 25c— § TERS, regular price 50c— Sale Price ...... WOMEN'S VELVET SUP- PORTERS, in black' or white, regularly 25c— Sale Price . ceeen. 19 SEW-ON HOSE SUPPORTERH made of best suspender web- bing, value 25c— lo Price ...cccceiueecnea.. 15¢ MISCELLANEOUS DRESS SHIELDS of a really quality, double covered, sizes 2, 3 and 4, value 17c a P ote Pri ole Price.......... 10c, 8 f “DEF!ANCE" G A n:le' -] N°rra° the new sleeve bolero, thuparuetprotecum 8 sizes— Sale Price ......c.ccepeen.. 280 light running, they’re strong, and finished. MACHINE, ACHES, VALUE §30.00, YOU NEED A SEWING MACHINE BUY IT HERE AND SAVE MONEY $2.00 Down and $1.00 a Week WE GIVE A TWENTY-FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE These are the machines which will make your sewing easy. They're THE STANDARD ARROW DROP HEAD MACHINE WITH FIVE DRAWERS — REGULARLY $20.00—OUR SPECIAL PRICE MAKES THIS THE CHEAPEST DROP HEAD THE NORWOOD AUTOMATIC LIFT MACHINE HAS THE NEW CENTRAL NEEDLE FEATURE OTHER SPECIAL PRICES UP TO $41.50. The Business Center of Norwich FallSale of Notions andSewingNeeds GENUINE “YANKEE” NOTIONS You Can't Get Along Without ’em, So, Buy Where They're Cheapest SALE BEGINS THIS MORNING Buy them if they are cheap—and good. The lat- ter is the point to observe, and this is the annual Fall event when you can buy the best for the least. t is interesting to all women who do their own sewing, for it presents an immense variety of sew- ing room needs at prices which are remarkable for their littleness. Buy for present use—buy for future use — buy the genuine “Yankee” Notions CUSHION NECK BANDS for . . sizes, | open-front i valpe Sc—. lo. Prics............ l'orfi. PAPER MACHE BUST FORMS _{ for the home dressmaker, insu-e e proper fitting — two different models— * .. 50c and 98c ‘ES in three size—S: « 180 21c size—8: g: 25c size—Sale Pri OVAL | HAT BLAS' best quality, regularly 5c a ynnl . Sale Pri oeee Sa "SPENCER EX SPEC” ELASTIC, a fiat elastic of the’ *| highest grade— 6c to 8c widths—Sale Price.. 4c 10c to 12c widths—Sale Price.. 8c FRILLED SILK ELASTIC in Black and colors, the 25c kind— Sale Price .....ooo.... 18¢c COLORED ENAMELED DARN- ING BALLS— Sale Price .....o...utseonsee. 580 10c FOOT FORM DARmS— Sale Price ........... BT CRINKLED WIRE, Silik Coversd —for the new collar supports— Sa'e Price KEITILL COLLAR SUPPORT-~ ERS, 6 on card, value 10c— Saie Price WARREN'S - WAVY . CORLAR SUPPORT in black or white, W widthsy value 1Ze— Sale Price . ~ YANKEE Sals, Price ....... 15c CORSET CLASPS— Sale Price 10c CORSET-CLASPS— Sale Price 7 ROLL-UP SHOBLPOLISHERS, made of soft lambs’ wool,-reg-. ularly 10c andr15c— Sale Price ..... B R e, 25 POLISHERS— Sale Price 160 DEXTER'S KNITTING ~COT- TON. In black and white, valus Sale Price .... WHITTEMORE'S SHOE FOL- ISHES, black, white or tan— Value 10c—Sale Price Value 25c—Sale Price. SKIRT MARKERS dressmakers—very simple : and easy to use. Indispensable for the correct hanging of the skirt. Made with 8-inch post and fur- nished with* cl comnlets. Sale Prics ............. SCISSORS OF ALL KINDS— pocket, sewing and embroidery —all sizes, value 25c— Sale Price ........ 7o THIMBLE German Silver—Sale Price. Celluloid—Sale Price. ...... Aluminum—Sale, Price.: FOLDING COAT AND SKIRT HANGERS, full nickel plated, value 10c— Sale Price ............. 2 for 15a “JUNIOR” COAT HANG! SQUARE mON Howm lined with asbestos, value 5c— Sale Price .........i.ccuuin.. G0 IRONING WAX, with wood handle— Sale Price.............. 3.for to. LINEN CORSET LACES, strong, 5 yards kind—value 5c— Sale Price . *MEDICI” C O A PORTS for the new -collars, made of silk covered wire in ‘white or black— Sale Price .......cceceecvanen in every detail they are beautifully $16.50 NO MORE BAC.lszm [7)