Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 15, 1914, Page 11

Heary Allen & Son FURNISHING _ UNDERTAKERS 88 Main St. NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1914 e B lletin, Norwlsh, Thuraday, Oot. 15, 1814, THE WEATHER. Forec: for Today. For Southern New England: Partly gloudy, possibly local rains Thursday Friday fair; slightly warmer; moder- Lady Assistant when requested FAMOUS FURS Ladies’ Men's C Remeodeiing surely. 'ur Coats and Sets. ts of all styles. and rej Superior styles. also done N. BRUCKNER, 81 Franklin St Be Comfortable # and use 2 GAS HEATER to take the chill off the room these cool mornings before starting your furnace. The re- flectors make a pretty glow in the room in the evening while all the family will enjoy the comfort it gives. Call and see them. Moder- ate in price, easy to operate. Price $2.00 and $4.50. Tubing 7c per foot. - City of Norwich Gas and Electrical Dep’t. 321 Main St Alice' Building FRANK'S INN Cor. Green and Golden Sts. Follow the srowd to the only place in New London where genuine chop auey is made b; an Oriental chef, P 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 ate east and southeast winds. Predictions from the New York Her- On Thursday it will be partly | cloudy to clearing and considerably cooler, with fresh northeast to north- ald: west winds. - ‘The outlook for Fri tricts. Observations in Nerwich, The following records, reported from show the changes in temperature and the barometric Sevin’s pharmacy, changes Wednesday: 8 p. m. o Highest 66, lowest 43. Comparisons. Predictions for ‘Wednesday: Geners ally fair. ‘Wednesday's weather: “As predicted. day is clear and cold, with frosts in the northern dis- Year Ago. Owing to iliness among the children London County Temmrfiy e the annual. meeting was held on Wednesday at the rooms of the county commissioners in the In_addition to the county Ricketts, of the Ni Home a score of whom are Backus hospital, in court house. commissioners, Rev, C. H. pastor of the Greeneville Congrega- tional church, and Mrs. Frank A. Mit- chell, secretary of the committee of visitors, there were about a dezen of the vigitors. The meeting was an i teresting one and a number of per- plexing problems were discussed. The entire board was present in- cluding County Commissioners Charles H. Smith_of Noank, A. H. Lanphere, ‘Waterford, and Fred J. Brown of Leb- anon, and Dr. J. H. Townsend of New Haven of the state board of health ‘who is a member of the board of man- agement of the county homey Secretary’s Report. The gathering was called to order at 11:30 o'clock by County Commis- 3 | sioner C. H. Smith, who is president of 1| the board, and Rev. C. H. Ricketts of- Bix hnnrl after high tide, which is.followed Tried to Pull Trees Over With Steam Roller—Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mc- Garry Home from Wedding Tour— Other Notes. The tree trimmers have taken two trees on Eleventh street to the dumps and Wednesday they tried to pull them over by the means of the steam roller, bur met with little succees. Nature had -got too much of a grip on the roots and the steam demon was un- able to budge the stumps. Even the | #pikes were placed in the wheels, in ‘order to get a firm: hold on the ground, but they were of no use, the :| wheels spun around like a trolley wheel on a slippery rall. So the trimmers | svent back.to the'old way of removing the stumps. It is reported that James Go; has fox. '| caught a . William Hastings has returned home from Providence, Fred Service of South Willington is visiting here with relatives. Mr, Bennett of Boston was a busi- I:eu visitor here on Wednesday morn- ing. Mrs. Hector MacConnell o Ballouvi'o is’ the guest of relatives on Boswell avenue. Joseph Henderson took a party to the Stafford Springs fair Wednesday in his touring car. P Ing_Al Bterling a’udwfl'. Sch'itz and. Pabst. A A. ADAM, Norwich Town Telephone 47-12 s 51T . AP g Diamonds Diamonds John & Geo. H. Bliss Pails of Mince eat| ALL NEW AND FINE People’s Marke 6 Franklin Street JUBTIN HOLDEN. Proprietor Alarm Clocks ALL OF THE BEST KINDS at 2527 Franklin St. Friswell’ MISS M. C. ADLES lair, Scalpandface Special st Women Desire Beauty fet they neglect the teli-tale their foreheads indicates age and neglect, looking gray, or showing the sickly ‘hey wear their h-ts in a way l- wm\ Hiu Adles! Ky w :m detecu over your Hair Trou- B8 Msin Street, naxt to Chelses Bank, Telephone 652-4 lost Cigars are Good— THESE ARE BETTER TOMS 123 5c CIGAR 300D FELLOW 10¢ CIGAR Try them and see. TMOS. M. SHEA, Prop. Franklin St Next to Palece Cafe MRS. G. P. STANTON 52 Shetucket Street. 3 showing a full line of New Gillinery for Fall and Winter THERE is no advertising medium in Jestern Connecticut equal to The Bul- B for business resuits. e S i |3 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McGarry have re- turned home after spending a delight- {ul wedding tour. OIr. Charles Levitsky of Prospect Park has gone to attend the big A. O. U. W. meeting in Hartford. ——— Frank Golikowski of Pratt street has accepted a new position in tafford Springs, where he will become assist~ ant nunuer of a large store. Athletios in the Lead. In the football league at the Greene- ville grammar school the Athletics have the léad. with the Hustlers sec- ond and the Pirates hanging onto the cellar position, Stores May Close Earlies It is rumored around the village that all the grocery stores and meat mar- kets will close Saturday nights at 9 oclock, giving the clerks a chance to go the city before the stores close. No ngreem(nt has beén mda vet, but it mticlpated REV. W, A, KEBF! ] S SPOKE AT WATERBURY, of C. State Lecturer,Made the Ad- dress at Columbus Day Celebration. ‘The Enights of Columbus of Water- bury commemorated Columbus day last Monday evening with a banquet fered prayer, Mrs. Mitchell then read her report which follows: To the Board of Management and the Comsmittee of Visitors of the New London County Temporgry Home: Ladies and Gentlemen: It is almost unnecessary to report to this mesting CHARLES H, SmaITH. 3 that the Home is well-managed, the childrep well-cared for, and the school up to standard. Thi almost goes without saying when Miss Gibson is still the active head of the Home, and the school is still under the supervision of Mr. Willard, agent for the State Board of Education. It may be inter- esting however, to hear that a summer school was maintained for five weeks during = the morning hours. This helped the children to brush up a bit on their regular work and also gave them a little interesting work not in the ordinary line, besides keeping them off their feet and out of the sun part of the long days. Spetial Event. ‘When this §chool ended a friend secured the use of ten autos to carry the household, to Mohegan Park where a happy afterncon was spent, and all but the smaller children walked home to find ice cream and cake served with their supper. In August Mr, George W. Carroll of- fered to give the children a trolley- ride to Ocean Beach.' Of course this fine offer was accepted and the start was made from Eighth street at ten o'clock on the morning of the only fine day of that week. Between the time of eating the fine chowder at the restaurant and the ice cream and cake sérved on Mabrey's lawn, both providea by the commis- sioners, the children had more than two hours to play on the beach. No one knew that a trolley-ride could be so enjoyable. The fine car used, and the careful and kindly attention of the men in charge of it, added much to the comfort and pleasurs of the oc- casion. Christmas was a most happy satisfactory time, with all the good things for the table, and the gifts pro- vided so generously by Mr. Carroll, who is constant in his remembrance of this in-the Hotel Elton, given under the | Home. auspices of Bishop O'Reilly assembly of that city. The Waterbury Evening Dermocrat, in commenting upon the af- said: “Amongst the speakers was Rev. William A. Keefe of Plainfield, Pprominently known as state lecturer, who had for his theme ‘Our Ideals.'” Father Keefe had earlier in the even- ing delivered an address on Christo- pher Columbus at a commemorative service held in Torrington under the auspices of Oyeda council, John M. Lee of Norwich, who was master of the fourth degree ceremonies held in Waterbury last June, was ia attendance, but owing to the time con- sumed by the speakers was able to make but a few remarks. For Coughs, Colds Hoarseness Hale’s Honey Of Horehound and Tar Containg no opium nor any- thing injurious. Pleasant to the taste. Al ts. Pike's Toothache Drop give relief. GAGER Funeral Director and Embalmer Prompt service day or night Tel. 642-2. Lady Assistant New Cottage Secured. & year ago the Sottage which had been purchased to be used as a house of reception and detention had just gome into the possession of the Home. A great deal of work and expense wasg necssary to make this house ready for occupancy. City water and electric lights were installed. a steam heater wag placed in the cellar—although it was necessary to excavate in order to get head-reom —a bath room was secured by -putting a dormer window on the east side; the house was painted and other im- provements fterally too numerous to mention; were made. Fortunately the city had just put in a main sewer so that direct connection was made with the drain pipes from the cottage and the Home. At this time the well curbs at both houses were removed on account of the danger attending: them and pumps ‘were installed in their stead. The expense of all this was heavy but besides the cottage, long and sadly needed. the county secured a fine addi- tion of land to its property. The Home has reaped some benefit from the ad- dition to its sarden, which with the ex jon of the work of a man one Miss Gibson and the children e entirely car-d for, and which has yielded much produce for the Home table. The cottage ghas been open since January and tHirty-one children have ®een. cared for there for a period of two or three weeks each. Scarlet Fever, But Mild Type. It was a great disappointment, af- ter all the precautions to find Septem- ‘ber 17th that scarlet fever had broken out in the Home, precumably brought there by relatives visiting the children. Since that time other cases have {e- veloned until there are now twenty children in the Backus hospital, with this dread disease. Most fortunately it has proved of a mild type, and each child with the ex- cellent care, should make a complete ‘kus hospital has been taxed to the utmost to care for these chil- dren in the jsolated ward. and the Roard of Management wishes to ex- pres® its appreeiation of the efforts ~f Mr. Hutchins and Miss Dowd to as- the Home in this emergency. Need of Now Buildings. For years past your secretary while calling attention to the best points of the present Home and the repairs and ‘mprovements put upon it, has Jaid stress upon the need of new buildings. This vear she begs to call to vour mind some of defects of fhe present buildings and to state that the Board of Manageinent has decided that money COUNTY HOME ANNUAL MEETING Ym-fir o fie_rv; ‘ Held in County Commissioners’ Office—Need of New Buildings Emphasized in Mrs. Mitchell’s Children in Homre on October 1st.—Is Four More Than a — When your poor, tired nerves g0 wrong— Here is the finest, most brac- Report—78 ing, soothing kind of RE- | PAIRER. s expended upon them is practically | brought up to the standards for such T ' institutions. Tt Is perfectly evident to any prac- tised eve that the air space in the dormitorice and in the play-ronmn i The Ferfect Tonte entirely inadequate, an: ose wi . have faced a more Serious epedemic of = ASK AN;’I' scarlet fever this past month now that DRUGGH there is nc piace to put obe extra keeper in the house. In case of a con- tagious disease, no keepers could come. from outside, and return to _their homes, and as there is no place where téachers could stay, the schoeols would children but to the state, as the chil- have to be closed entirely, thus work- ing a great hardship not only to the dren would lose their grade promotions and. be thus longer on the support of the state or county. A year Dr. Townsend critized the out-biul of the Home, and Board putting in modern toilet accommeoda. tions. A reliable civil endu-r. one who had large experience in -lulh. . with like situations was employed t suggest plans. After making morouch investigation of the conditions and dis- covering the otstacles, he reported that if there was any prospect of new build. ings within a couple of years, he would l'PCll)]mmend that the Hontz; defer any such improyvements, as e expense Fowid be great, and particulerty as he Aence for the rest of this weel believed the old met r the present careful attention were mot|, Dr. Ggorge Thompson, after da_nger;)ul to the b:u.lfllzl otr the hcgl:- < hold. It might well to add here, that when Dr. Lewis, the local health Braves Showed Class. 3 officer was called to inspect the prem-| Baseball seems vet to be the top'c ises. when scarlet fever was discovereq | Of the village, especially in small he commended ail the conditions of |§TOUDS, Where one person appears to the Home. Medical Care of Children. During the year a number of chil- dren have been to the Backus hospital for minor operations, adenoids and the like. Dr. Gildersleeve has tested them all for symptoms of tuberculosis, and some dental work has been done. One girl always rather delicate, devel- oped tuberculosis, gnd is. m the state sanitorium near Tham You will see by the l'!pfirt ru.d dater that there are fewer childrea in family homes then for some time vou tell the reason Why Tt is a matter which concerns state most seriously. Gifts Received. Gifts have been received from the Baltic, Taftville and the Federated church in Greeneville, &nd gmm 2 num- ber of individuals. They have all been welcome to the children, much appreciated hy the Statistics. Figures submitted by Mrs. Mitchell were as follows: In County Home Oc ‘Boarded in Roman lums Recelved new cases Returned to Home .. starts the local doys will have thelr picture taken. Personals, Charles Couture is enjoying his va- cation. ¢ Saul Breault has returned home af- ter visiting in Boston. Robert Brierly has gone to Provi- two & word in. stmply outclass the Athletics in all de- paruments. They were a much livelier bunch on the bases, fleld and coaching es. Window Installed. with and a large plate glass window installed. The outside frames have been painted green. Leocal Hunters. day some indulge In the sport. Wi- Mam Baldwin, Charles Burdick and Ernest Manning got 11 gray squirrels recently. William O’Brien returned Tuesday night with four rabbits, Held a Me: ing. Pinochle club wae held Tuesday even- ing with President Terrance Hanlon in the chair. 1st, 1918 ... ‘atholic asy- freasurer and -committees met with | approval. —— Smelled Smoke. In County Home Oct.” 1st, 1914 Placed ip families . Placed with relatives Placed from St. John's Discharged:to relatives Discharged to priest Discharged School for Girls , Returned to selectmen . In sanitorium .. Boarded in family . Boarded in Roman C‘Mlfl Afl. luml .t 28 ,;_. vicinity of Plainfield and other places. The wind was blowing from that d: | rection and made it quite probable. Four Laid Off. It was reported that four girls were laid off at the J. B. Martin com; plant Tuesday nigh S In 1912 Germany- proAnced a min 143{ eral output valued at $3592,250,000. In family homes Oct. kf. 1913... lll Placed in.familes . “Alll‘n' DNETT ¥ — In roich, Bt T, 1914 by Moy, I, - Brederion, Pc(rl:k 3. Hodnett lnfl Miss kllen J. Downey, bo(h of this city. thu!‘ 14, I'F,b !llt :(fl'wlcfl fllta'. W h Y o ev, Dr ston, Mass., Mrs. Mitchell alao spoke of the good umu ¥itch Allen behavior of the children at the hospital who are causing the nurses and doctors little or no trouble. It was at first thought that it would be impossible to care for all the children at the hospital but this fear was soon dispelled by the orderly and quiet manner in which the patients conduct ‘the They have been taught to look upon the doctors and nurses as their friends and this teaching reflwts much credit on those {n charge of the home especially Miss Jesele tiibson the matron and her| assistants, Some Sent Regrets.. Miss Gibsop was kept away from the meeting by t?m illness ot ths children. Mrs. Mitchéll read regrets sev- eral of the others who_were unable fo| attend including A. L. Babcook, who is much interested in the welfare of the children at the home. Reports from Children. HEncouragh reports were heard in te of the children who Norwiznh ARTRIOKA — In Oc- cum, Oet 12, 1904 By Fow 7R Des- !ureaull, Joseph 'Rudoviez and Miss yslawa Bartricka, both of Oc- cum SMITH — MARTIN — In Willlmantie, Oet. 1¢, 1514, by Rev. C. L._Adams, Raymond Frank Smith of Norwich and Miss Henrlétta Martin of Willi- manuc, ATWOO! REED — In Mansfield Centor, Oct. 14, 1914, by Hev. Haward P. Aye L. ReedA STRONG—In Hebro t. 14, Miza- beth M., wife of tha late Charles i3. b years. at Lebanon, Exeter cemetery, Saturday afternoon et 4 O'l:lfldk- N-—At the Lawrence hospi- ew London, Oct. 13, 1914, Nellie wite of john Callaban, aged from her Jate residence. E‘i BN court, Frida: far. Ou St. Br7s charon al 0. Helatives end ends invited to atiend. 1% schooling, ete, and it was that oue boy was preparing to emter the N. F. A. Lupcheon was announced at ‘which time all ld)onmod to an M— joining room where a delicious menu mn!:w‘i:d ‘;y Mlu ners was an tn After the luncheon A formal discussion om ceveral matters of business to the work of the committes of visitors. TAFTVILLE — Meeting of Taftville Soccer Football Club—Team Selected for Saturday’s Game—Personals and Notes. The Taftville soccer football clud held its regular meeting at their head- quarters in the Lincoln club with the regular officers of the club present. The routine business was ted, with both the secretary’s and treasur- er's réports accepted. All the active players of the club fllled in their Wlli< cations for registration to in the Connecticut state cup After the meeting the committes on players met and nlecnd the following team to represent them Saturday on the Providence street grounds qun-t Sterling: Goal, H. Finlayson; it backs, E. Sutton (capt.), F. Dejardien; halfbacks, W. White, F. Greer F. Knowles; forwards, R. Pilli Finlayson, W. Wlison, J. Blan and J. Greenhalgh, with the lollnrwln‘ to be on the reserve list: B. Pilling and W. Mathers. The tie for first place in the l-{m seems to remain between the 18cal team and Plainfield, and in order to retain their position the local team must take this game. Last week the two teams met, and it was easy going for the boys, but in the final half Ster- ling showed a great burst of speed ‘rady Assistant Telephone 323-3 HENRY E, CHURCHE WM. SMITH ALLIN School Shoes See the stylish and gurable ones we offer at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. FRANK A. BILL, 104 Main St. Shea & Burke 41 Main Street which would have been dangerous If displayed in the earlier part of jthe game. The kickoff Saturday will be at the usual time, and before the game Funeral Directors be the spokesman, each waiting to get The fans who attended the game are all of the opinion that the Braves have a great combination and The Providence street side of George Welier's store had been done away The local hunters are enjoying these ideal days for that eport, and every Thomas Greenwobd and ‘The regular meeting of the Taftville ‘The attendance was fair and the reports of the secretary and Many residents noticed Tuesday 5 night that lots of smoke was in_the air and think that it was caused by the forest fires that are raging in the Frank E. Atweod and Rutn || DENTI uite 46 Shannon Take elevator Shetucket trance. Phone. Auto Repairing and aroper manner. Latest udng EDISO ml‘;’A and will net crack. ttery and auto lamps t the glant 1,000 watt size which gives nearly 2,000 candie-power. Tnlelth.fnflbeflt‘ electricity costs no imors, ST DR. E. J. JONES Street en: Painting We repair Autos of all kinds ln the : Improved Faoilities maks our shop unexceiled in New England. We bake the paint on, which makes it wear better, kesp its gioss l.n.cr, Why not have yours rlghlf it Bentley~Clarke Auto ' Co. 88 Main St. Westerly, R. L § e sun have SOLE AGENTS FOR NORWICH TN CHAS 129 Main St,, Norwich, Ct. TIleTllamul.oal&Tmt Co.{ John A. be to shew y Ne. 2 Nut Depositors in- the Savings Depart- ment are hereby notified that ‘checks] for- amounts equal to ten percantum (10 per cent.) of their several claims, proved and allowedj\will be ready for delivery on and after Monday, October 19th, 1914 upon presentation of ‘Receiver’s Certi- ficates. .CHARLES F. THAYER, Receiver, Repair W Norwich, Oct. 3, 1914. Babies! Soon they will be big boy: ind girls, and their faces wil se only a memory. Bring the babies and we’l atch their smiles, Blnkmflhinn in all ity THE DEL LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER Opposite Norwich Savings Soclety ralephone 1227, X=ttaY Bt, car ‘to “Dr. Br Make 25¢ do the work of * 98.00 Office and Yard tral Witarf YMnnsn v WALL PAPERS aver, and at mmwme—.-m-'-m ouldings and Cnt Out Borders to same. Also P M P. F. MURTAGH Telephone 92 and 94 West Main St 814—1918 e Morgan & Sen COAL, LEHIGH VAI.LEV Ber ton |Gverhauling and ork JiallkmdsonAlwomobk Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ng, Upholstering .and Woed Work. hn.dhu. soolt & Clark . 507b515NorthMunSt. = HOFF Plan Rates 75 cents per day and- up. HAYES BROTHERS, 26-28 Broadway W. TYLER BROWNE, M. D, Eye, Eax, Nose, Throut, Electricity, md!lolm 10 Carter ‘Ave. (East Side) &rs the 287 Main St I- positively guarantes te save you money. 106 Main St, Nerwich. Phone 786 Hack, Livery and Stable Fire Place Fixtures Andirons, Spark Guards, " Basket Grates, Fire Sets, Gas Logs. J. F. CONANT, 11 Fran«lin St Whitestone 5c and the J. F. C. 10¢ Cigars are the Dest on thé ma:ket IT’S GOOD TO KNOW |{P®S. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE PRACTISE LIMITED TO Eye, Ear, Nose and /Throat mmlo&nut‘.-. American House FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, Teaveling Men, Ete. Livery connection. Shetucket Street MAHONEY BROS. Boarding FALLS AVENUE ‘We guarantee our service to be the best at the most reasanable prices. JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order 108 BROADWAY prices. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY AT Fred C. Crowell’s, 87 WATER STREET. Automobile Robe Open Saturday Evenings until 8 o’¢lock We give Royal Gold Trading Stamps F. C. GEER, Piano Tuner 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Ct ‘Phone 511 rwich, Sept. 30, 1914, are due and the office Oct. 1, 1914 = | from §.30 a. to 5 P. adiitons will be made F. C. ATCHISON, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON _ootsd o at §6.00 Prices cut on balance of Harnesses and Carriages. The L. L. Chapman Co. 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Ct. City, of Norwich Water Works Oruce of Board of Water Commissioners. No! Conn., Oct 1, 1914. Water rates for the quarter endin payable Otfice open to all bils remaining unpald after Oct 20, OHN J. SHEA, Casnter, Room 1, Second Floor, Shannon Bldg. HERE is no advertis! Night 'phone 1083 letin for business resuits. ! ing m in Eastern Comnecticut equal to The Bul~