Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 3, 1914, Page 7

i | Meohanieal Repairs, Painting, Trim~ Blacksmithing in all ite branches. 507 to'515 North Main St. Heat Your House ‘With Gas ; By Using a Gasteam Radiato S o xS At It is an There 3 no coal to carry in 0 ashés to carry out, and it does. an endless amount of dust n with away and airt. and the gas flow is {cally when the Gesired steam ‘pressure ‘is yeached, thereby preventing waste of gas. | ming, Upholstering and Weed Works rs after hi, ‘water 1t 1s low A 15 faowes By Boed tde. GREENEVILLE NEWS letio Club Closed Sea- son—Various Notes of Interast Gath- ered Hers and There. Greeneville Athletic elub has football season, having their when among his sheen Sevr sa 0k ist bra. sem. 1011, I vember 7,192, ana May 30, 1913. He had notified the selectmen immediate- Greeneville A clean record in not line crossed once during the- whole They have lined up against e fastest teams Bave every timer struggle witn large end of the score. One achievément that the boys feel much elated. over is the two games they won from the Norwich The Ladies Aid Sooiety. i Ths,iaier, MO, Soclay . <f eron eh Greeneville o nut off automati- |neld a meeting Thursday evening at of Mrs. Archibald MacDoug- Prospect street with an attend- of about thirty. The secretary’s | b It maintains an even tsmperature ; Timoethy Clf- Fraokitn; Salem; Hamilton = Wilcox, ntown, The case for the plaintiff was cem-. D. G Wil Lebanon: ford, Henry J. limms. 1 ana Thes. Erie E. ij T | votones B (R S S a8 0 badly scared and poar and were no.longer useful for breeding purposes.™ . .__Gorman _of Sprague and Frank T. Maples of Nor- wich, who was named by the piaintiff| Peter Troas, to estimate the damage, were unabl t horoughbred _lambs $25, three brodw Call end witness & demonstration at |and our office. The City of Norwich Gas and Electrical Dep't. 321 Muin St., Alice Building [ e r—— e Eraest b, Bullard VIOLIN TEACHER Tro Willlorontis twe doye each For appolntments addeess B £ SULLARD, Bliss Plage, Nor- s in Variety Olives Stuffed afld Plain - Pickles, Relishes, Etc. People’s Market 6 Franklin Street _ JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop-iston FRANK'S INN Cor. Green and Golden Sts. Follow the erowd te the enly place| ¥e. in New Londen where genuine chop 'suey is made by an Oriental chef. COAL AND LUMBER Mr. Farmer, Are You Shy on Sheds? Why leave your farming weather, while our stock in- cludes everything necessaryi, for the construction had been sent to the sick and that re- membrances will be sent to meémbers sick at the Backus hospl Mu:nmbmfluueocmua of money. they itching quiits for Hindman school in The Jenuary meeting will held at the home of Mrs. Charl MOOSE LODGE LEASES ce has returned rfom a short stay in Montreal, Canada. o1 Mrs. Valentine Murphy of Williman- here Wednesday. Miss Bertha Jones of Baltic was cal,!inz on !r!enfll _here "Wednesday. iss Helem. Slban of West Ha; adeat 15 e of 31rs. Jobn M “Avenue 1§ weel tic was a caller . Andrews of Bridgepo: refurned ' home after visitiog a few.| days with his. parents on Prospect streef. > after spending with his parents on Pros- pect streef, hasrreturned to Chicage, Where he is employed. Mr. and Mrs. O, Ca daughter, Miss Ethel Carpenter, h TSP wev s AVEN LAWYER 5 TOOK HIS OWN LIFE Edward K. Arvine Committed Suicide in Grove Near State Hespital Edward K. Arvine, an attorney of | tion. New Haven, who for about a_month patient at the Norwich there last ‘Wednesday night. body was found abou Thursday morning near the hospital. Mr. Arvine, the- late E. P. hanging in a grove who was the son of | offt Arvine of New Haven, had been a sufferer from melancholia, and recently went voluntarily Norwich institution for treatment. He Wwas a lawyer, a member of a family prominent in legal circles, and a man e was a greduats gfl?fl.‘la Sheff, 1303, and Law school, had the parole of the grounds. he, did: not. re- of much ability. but. Wednesday. ni turn at the time when all patients are be back in the wards. Search made without finding him that night, his relatives in New having besn notified of D The next morning his lifeless body was found. own are com-. changeable, that this with averheated houses is the cause. Neal Removes Drink Crave “The Neat Drink Habit Treatment is ‘method of treatment for d sure. It is egetable medi- internally—hypo- never s wving and necessity for Its action is as |37 000 to start this work, and all | will be sold at 35 each. Ei drink habit. It issafe posed of harmless, bitten 3231, 0, demage to KIES PROPERTY FOR HOME. Passession Taken Dec. 1st—Hope to Be Located by First of Year, ‘The Nogwich Improvement Co., Inc., closed the geal with Agent Thomas H. Beckley for the.purchase of the George y at 10 Laurel Hill proj Improvement Co. for one year for a lodge room and social quarters. The lease was signed in behalf of the ladge by Trustees F. C, Sterry, B. H. Jarvis and W. H. Disco, Jr. The lodge plans to try | their new home by ‘Jan. 1st, if possi- ble. The necessary alterations, which will be simple in nature, will be begun at_once. ‘Through its secretary, the lodge has applied to the grand lodge for a dis- pensation to operate a soclal club in connection with the lodge, and it is ex- pected that it will arrive this week. The officers of the lodge have ap- pealed to the grand lodge to have the name of the lodge changed to the Nor- wich, Conn., lodge, 950, in order that it can be better designated. The organization committee handling the matter of the open charter and applications for membership has decid- od to hold a mesting Thursday night, Dec. 3, at the office of Chairman J. T. F. Bu At this meeting the matter of holding an open mesting in the near future, with speakers from the grand lodge, will be decided on, as well as the date and the date of the first initia- At prosent the applications are com- ing in beétter than expected and the Committee look forward to an increase of more than 150 new members by the first of February, when the charter closes, On the Qats that the charter closes there will be a social time and cers from the grand lodge will be present to wfidpx;, and a general good time is expected. FOUR GENERATIONS 3 AT BIRTHDAY PARTY. Given-for Mrs, Ezra Bennett by Mrs. Eugene Boyens, On Tuesday evening Mrs. Eugene Boyens of No. 33 Hedge avenue enter- tained a party of 33 friends in honor of the birthday of her _sis Mrs, Eazra Bennett. The guests inciuded friends from New London, Montville, ‘Versailles and this ¢ity, and four gen- erations wers represented among those present. These were Mrs. Hzra Bei nett, her gramd ‘Benne nett, and her daughter. Ruth Bennett. FUND FOR JEWISH FARMERS. Will Be Employed to Establish Open Convention of the Federation .of Je sh . Farmers of} America, which is being held at the Educational Alliance building, 197 Fast Broadway. It will require about e Co-operation of the State De- partment of Agriculture, were named on & commitiee to carry. on the-pro= Ject. The copvention voted to ralse the order to make more extensive work: possible. The Free Academy boys’ declamation contest comes on Friday evening. e 'ézm: gg 53 B ik B 8 = (] EZ g? &. ) E § 52 ¢ % Ei o i b ¢ o i ville Justice’s Court. : s s é g ; ice of the Peace ontville Wedn: 1 > & : — 1 -a“wmumm s 1n-mu‘muhmnm&mc&"y bo Rnscnta Talied ¢ o i entering i ) ] H g made to apprehend is implicated in the confession. Clark and Ryan wers Palmertown the night known to have attempted to The case of Victoria, ski ve,| 51} Postage stamps in New London the ‘Wednesday | Justice Smiddy presided torney Warren B. Burrows prosecutex }lecv‘reunfin‘ the state attorney’s of-lThave come to the years when they STONINGTON WALKERS. Four Members of Terminal Club Did _ Good Hike to Norwich. Four membéts of the Stoningten @er- | 5 minal club took a record hike to Nor- wich and back on Sunday. Those who composed the party were Fiyde, Leon Leavitt, Alfred Hausc IMT Lester Thompson. o e e fie four started at 745 e. m. from |, Surie Aoy e | trom River Point, toa Stonington trolley ~ station and | 2, committal service T A stroet. west, turning nerth to when they reached gh ewes $60, one ram|Second Ct 8""0- thirty-three grade ewes killed an . - re ‘Malozzi V& George H. Stanton and others. TS i |forms of flowers were among the STAMPS ON PACKAGES TO GO ON TROLLEY. New Tax Lsw Reaches Shippers by |1 Srave. The bearers were H. L. Yer- g{g rington, 1}"11::1: L. Allen, D. W. Avery, ¥ AR < and Phili] Whaley. Relatives and large crowd e ot Ty an Jaal Qay; st | exiends Dresent froma out of town were | and Harvard football Same {n movies frost in the ground made the roads Mr. and_Mrs. R. T. Luther of Brook- |at the local theatre esday evening. hard for traveling. They were in Old = Mystic before 9 o'clock and contipued north to Ledyard, which they skirted | Sorton of Westdeld, N. J. Mr. and BORN. _In order to conform to the condi- tions of the new federal tax, the local trolley iines have been obliged to post a natice to the effect that all revenus packages must be accompanied by for- Warding orders and, where the charge is more than five stamp attached. This not only applies to freight car- ried on the regular freight cars, but also packages *carried on the passen- yment for which service is made by attaching: the blue five.cent ‘Where the charge is more than five cents onhe of these pasters must carry one cent revenue stamp and this stamp must be provided by the shipper. The crews are instructed. to refuse to ac- cept nackages unless so prepaid. As an accommodation to the public and to cause as little inconvenience as Dpossible to the shippers, the starters at various centers have been With ‘a supply of the revenue stamps. THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore cents, a revenue trip. ger cars, pa ground and the roads weze in a traveled, and coming down b; ompson . WE GRIND YOUR LENSES 215 p. m. taking the opposite road |have the Christmas tree Christmas | pATHEUN—WILOOX—In ¥ from “the one over wWhich ~ they had |night, and fo have the system Of gTad- | -3, 1914 by Hev. Byron ON THE PREMISES. tern | ed lessons continue through next year| gssisted by Rev, E.J. Prompt service — Satisfaction in_the Sunday school. lingtord, "va, Herbert W. Rathbun ! took the trolley car for home, but Hyde| These officers were elected for the tuck it out. When they | coming year: F. H. ks e ittt AR reached Ol it| intendent: asistant _superinty 2 oIED was an impossibility for sither of them | Stanton Brown: secretar and treas:|FORREST—In New Lo don, Dec. 1. THEPI,AIH'-CAD to step any farther, and so they were |urer, Miss Martha Brown; librarian, | 1814 Loretts Forres, aged, 3¢ yests: 2 forced to take the car at this point and | Hollis French: Superintendent home | S3ughier e ride home. They arrived home on the | department, Miss Edith Dodge; su- 7.23 car, the possessors of . numerous : pais and pairs of perforated shoes.|Stanton; teachers, Mrs. J. O. Dodge, They expect to take other trips, how- In_this city, Dec. 3, 1314, ever, tut no plans have been made as | Miss Gladys Miner, Mrs. ¥. I Bush |"Yicy of Stephen Hunter, and Hauschild sf had ed Ol of Mr. and Mrs. TO REFORM SCHOOL Meigs was: celebrated on Friday at their home in 'Clinton, where they have lived for the past 40 years. The house was thronged both day and evéning with friends and relatives and e ‘membrances from far-off friends in_the shape of postcards and letters and gifts appropriate to the oc- Beautiful flowers were the members of the Order of Bastern Star and from the Ladies’ Ald society of the Methodist church, Among the most valued gifts a: their sons and daughter: v pretty watch for Mrs. Melgs and for Mr. Meigs a handsom: band suitably # there were rei river and keeping it two daye T rothers were ischarged an arles v . was sent to the Conneoticut School for | JMrs Crabbe has many friends here| residen His father m'nzlgonn ‘D’.iu ;fla: o — 1914, at 3 p. m. . Charles Brief Local Notes KINGSLEY: e e ooat atee eurs B4 | Clement Bushnell of West Town| Charies Kiagsiey. street has returned after several days | OLSSON—In this city, Dec. 2, 1914, Than to Buy Our Wurst” d to New |epent at his home in Canterbury. Julla D, wite of Tvar Olsson, aged 43 prévided a bond of e cane with gold In the evening a delegation of Ma- ng a huge easy chair, lodge, F. and A. M., Mr. Meigs has béen treasurer than 25 years. Vears. Mrs. Meigs is the lafe 3r. and Mvs. Fred Wwhose home was at Waterside, was there. on Nov. 27, 1361 ther Sty has several timmes skippe Fork but cach time was brought back by the police. Cok resid The Dorcas soclety of the First| (i vun 10" New Londem, Des. 2. ca‘x‘x‘r‘g‘:elzion'ym!fde“t!l:efa iy 1‘3‘:32; Methodist church will mest at N AP iorace Gardner, in "his S6ts year. sons came, bri & gift from Jaj and seversl women and children in Frank S. Nichols Changes Business. Frank S. Nichols formerly of this 2 ity end since 1900 manager in New | Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson re- B e or & trading stamp store, has | turned this week to Hartford, after Tesigned this position. Y Mr. Nichols entered the employ of | Thanksgiving, with Mrs. Thompson's the company early in John Prbyl. braced Hartford, Willimantic, 1864, that she 4 igs, the officiating cler- ‘man being the Rev. James D, Moore, ‘Congregational OMr. and Mrs. Maigs are about the cceeding same age, ons being 71 and the other gy s | 30 o 4 Gl Chntarbery Sepiiin. orwich R B and the surrounding towns in several ‘TAFTVILLE of which he opened and has established branch- n Mystic, Stonington, Weterly, Bs- Nlflhollke‘x-;gwhwmtmuh cer football team has received word . d vacatien after which he will the state cup association stat- enter business in another line. Talic of Forster for U. 8, Marshal. Fo Mrs. her ive siaters—ranging from 65 —_— Bids on Roads and Bridges her candidates which pays 32,500 ( a Dill before c - James o ‘,ém: mrtfiwla i Forater is sala fo Bave the Dact: ‘ S i, W S B . S, o o ; B toiection: Wil pe “made. by b W gl eee." seo dhem. répresentatives when . bealing— 1 demolialle Tiorseniatives har hey || ERANK A. BILL, 104 Main St are .4 to be done consists of The werk 7.300 linear feet of native stone ma- cadam 1s said to have the back. annual dues from 60 cents to $1.50 in|ham, —— e Drill, Instruction and Baseball armory on Tuesday night, had gun instruction and instruction in s Te-enlistment The a1l and <oy followed by an in Fitth All-Stars, 34 to el Rt I PILES Sthestrofs ey gl 1A parently meant to inflict. il i were used in the serving table and - s ; Soudoir & 'pin_cushions, boudoir caps, of bags, pict: mate pleces. In ‘were mour_Quinley, “Mrs. R. H. Aiss Huntington, Mrs. W. Mrs. li.o:l. Gibbs and Mrs. John m: the apron_table wers Charles i I 4 e Did Not Have Revenue Stamps Mrs, Albert Luther A man boarded the Taftville car on m“m Rev. G. H. Ewing, assisted by Rev. square with two packages €. A. Northrup, conducted the afternoon to services of Mrs, Albert Luther held at Joseph Ryan. Who | her home on Friday at 2:30 o'clock lark’s | Wednesday afternoon. Scripture se- | had lections read by her pastor pi er | Mr. Northrup's impressive words. The realk. her co goodne control, the spirit fo jail in default of $500 | through them all. She renewed her and At- | youth in love for the two grandehild- ren left to her guidance. Now they can know what God done for them in Dblessing them with her care. In the doorway in which we all must }O. K - come she met a royal welcome, for —_— hers were the symbols of victery and Personals l remembrances of her aro sweet | Edm = et wark Boxtho howie:. chimon 68 | T g, TN & e Fountain has gone to New Bed- lnfiwaflndntuwdm meny _tributes. Stbm— lflnynu was in Yantio cemeétery where | John Keefe has moved his family od. N Clusters of roses, sprays.of carna- tions, hwite chrysanthemums ' and eyeglass comfort if you have them fitted s o el P. C. CO. CLIP South Iyn, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. John Luther of St. John's, Canada, M Clara Mre. O. I Fuller of Lebanon and Mrs. % - ORNBERG—In Westerly, Nov, 37, 1914, on the south, They then ook the roud | Sweet of Willimantic' Funeral Digec: | TRNERRerat: 5 o ot "and Jra: pital, and arriving at their destination tor GA{;I;,W“ in charge of the ar- Thor A. Ornberg of Tower street. at 115 p. m. After dining in Norwich | Fangements. they started on the homer The walking about this time was not Officers of Sunday School oBard SATTERLEE—] 50 00d as in the early morning, as the| A Sunday sehool board meeting of | No¥, 2L 181 sun had taken the frost out of the|the Firet Methodist church was held| Ferry very | Monday evening at the parrsonage on| Cal, and Char! muddy condition. They lett the city at | West Town street. It was voted to| of los Angeles, Cal. % MARRIED. s JKINGORE—T: ver, Dy eV Frost Craj tterlee, formerly of Eorry, Copn- Bow. of Lo Bushpell, s e ¥a Howard sireet. Established 1872 Derintendent cradle_roll, Mrs. Rufus | PAYISON—In anagletown, wNow. %I} Optomstrists and Lense Grinders Minerva Davison, aged 144-146 Maln $t., Norwich, Ct. 91 years. Edward Howe, Miss Theodora Brown. nell, Miss Martha Brown, Stanton Brown: Bible class, Rev. M. R. French; | . uneral sérvices at the chapel rooms . f French, assisted by Mrs. Everett Rog- | of Henry Allen & Son this (Thurs- : 7 { i ? ANPALE Ta tnis aty. Des. 1, 1014, | ORDER (v Sentence Given Charles Yancowski in —_— RANDALL—In this cly, Deo. 1, 3t £ Injured by Fall Randall, aged 85 years, $ montha. & FERRis BACON . Mrs. F. §. Avery of West Town| davs. Charles Yancowski and hls two -4 Sramidiin Tv services st Trinity Bpi brothers were In courtr Tuesday morn. | STeet, Was in Frankiia Tuesday to X o g A : visit her sister, Mrs. George Crabbe, arch — Frids ing charged with stealing a boat last | v il 1314, at 2 o 2 mL o Saturdey on the West side of the|Nho is suffering from on iy 0 |mamp — In tnis clty. Dec. 1. 1314 fmm | { ! The | o unable to walksfor several weeks. | m 2 (iol" sery, E : scopal Friday atternoon, Dea. 4. Funeral services will be ! who regret to learn of the accident. —In Norwich, Dec. 3, 1314, “You Can Do No Better ‘Notice ot funeral hereatter, - | TELEPHONE 308, One of the members will read aloud while the others work on a quilt. several visit There, including parents, Mr. and Mre. Charles THomp- Later he ‘Il.l?mflt:; er o was place o Awarded Later ho was placed in | Taftville Soccer Team Awarded An- ¢| sonia Game—Plays Brussells Satur- day=Other Brisfs. Pearsoni of the local Soc- that the game which was to noueh in. is a perfect combination :n‘ofltcfivg remedy ?3’3