Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 7, 1914, Page 2

copsisting of W. C. Norris, N, B. Lin-. ooln and F. R, Jackson. The plan conference of “Fo Bo Considered_at Genersl Meeting ;d _fltl:- to Se ?'I‘ Tuesday. Overture, g twenty-sevon organ including > Py Fay's Orchestra g - & % 5 i ; { e | the ministers and some few others, : Opéning: Comimonies, ; ; 3 . 3 with the request that they be repre- e tam Lodge, No. 574 S o A | mantics Con, Dec. 4, 1914, ; Soate” chure taday there: wiil be ' | Selection, ™ Mo ey : : : % mant . - fou At an open meeting held at the Board ring og the S mnflmm ; of Trade and Business Men's AsSo- iss G 3 - Opening Ode, ' - _ . W e Ponsr i Bk Ders Rev. Charles Jaivis : Selection, . Priests’ Margh, Athalla Fay's Orchestra ' n. Tenor Solo, Joseph et has purchased .. Youre More Than the World to Me ddl‘::nv m»flo for.use in_ his & g‘i}d«\&fl & Compare with cost of other food—yon Trombone Solo, ‘Chord, Sullivig is . coming to buainess. ; Tene, for ‘Allen B. Linootn of New Ha- | snciiop!c, STERr e Of0 feach organ. | &, DeaTinE on the matter in the pro-| The Feast of the Immaculate Con- Chndamq My : Ven, ‘who proposed the celebration &nd | laation® Including . the town officials, | P2te court Saturday. cqp:‘on will be observed with special | Bass SodO.‘ Das, been conducting s preliminary | wngso ' function shall be an 'attempt B : VI RSy Jinnt T o R Dy , canvass among former pup T¢ Sooraimatimg the cnaritable cort o e :""" Clark's Ba-1007 06 Lo Ourviics Mppalnten Solackn, Pl gre) of the largest number of loaves—the At Charies A Capen s As yet no amnouncement has been |Bulogy. . . v : finest possibl ey O A oCoDgn, fias 1€l | received -here as £o letier carrier ap- | Edward A. Thurston, ¥ m’-‘r'y't v e bread. ‘The pointments, and the service is sched- | Selection, ! gfn the l’l-l:nuflnhAer é:‘:::-k. bfirm-ger of uled to be blished Jan. 2. S mboB;:'u’Sno‘l.on Four Qumen.a }| was. the cholce of those interested in |, Oratutiously, a South Killingly res- | TRORCRTC, (Omyiee of Hoffman, the settlement of the estate. R, ident advises the town school commit- Offenbae) Femton and Frank Tartabes were ape|tee that its contracts with persens who | ., & i = pia oo Bner B e transport pupils shouid contain a|Closing Ceremgonies ot 5 e dcal public shall enter] peeting and a complete representa- L Clandtpro SR ANk S DRI R Duld i o Spa 4 e St g is o matter f0r|gon is desired. We belleve the citi-|Eleven Dollars Stolen From Lunch|¥hen there are no children to be car-| BT g N o~ g vt tha: : - | zens .of, Willimantic are able and will- C mad uffe ¥ art. Unl ndit cha it~ may |the singing. e L o e T o nspirsc| 18 (0 Telieve the needy sufferers in| mng police apthoritios have boen in- soon e possible.t6 annotnee wiih rea; | Benediotion ;ltfi: to this entjrg community eg be: operation of effort seems to be need- ‘lormhed 'h:'“ tomh- one broke‘ l%o"na sonable cm-lnté" of Phiu ‘nux’s“ng 'oulfi Orchestra. ull significarice of It be realized. f lunch cart at the corner of Walnut|an appearance that Peeping Tom wi : L Thean Bt omly & large Fathering | o eab s time. © Wil you join In}ang Main stheets, run by Homer Les-|be in the vicinity- of the rallroad sta~ Since the lodge of sorrow held a AN B ol s HECKERS' CREAM OATMEAL—REALLY THE CREAM oF Tne OATS ] 5 5 - veam oo four members have dled—|Dr. Henry Hammond, W. T. Thomas,|stairs in the barn after tarowing down|and from Putnam wvaw: o =0 t= of. form Your truly. o e e T A fon S | Judse. Oliver B, Getty, H. Clinton At-|James Donohue, Alfred J. Cox, James|some grain to his horse and had|tended the funeral -of -Aibert Brous- W ¢ Nomms dollere S cam N R e et ok Tl e Th b Cerd, all of Daniel-|J. Lynch, E. D. Wilson, Huber D.|reached the barn floor when two fig-|seau held from his home Sundas aft- sho mean also the fullest consider- 3 6 job was completes e Indow | 2 speeder when comes to running. r v h v ation of schools and thelr eficiency— v s o s completed the ovmiowiiienier Whel i Sove lo s [ Hianiaa T, Coles G Aalley; Wosthh [imast Daiunct, S5 Sunssuilon, 5 [s9ed 8 ol A M ny e Burlal was in St e N Hectee Farles, Frank Sewall,|Leavitt, Oliver E. Gotty, H. C. At-|considerably scratched. In the mean-|Mary's cemetery, the members of the e v o e INJURIES PROVE FAT: his suspicions hs to the parties in-| 'Nearly all of the Danlejson members . osd, Thomas Ward, Joséph Smith, |time, however. he was putting up a|organizations with which the deceased S R SRR 2 PROVE FATAL e e ndlcations were|of Putnam lodge of Elks were at Put- lively fight and an awful holler for|was afiiatsd accompainying the body community along educational lines is|Mrs. Amos Clement, of Coventry,|ty. Dam. Sundey afterndon to attend the trolley lines at Derby. BREAK AND HOLD-UP. R at mean e |y YeE wasthy of recognition by 8tting cel-| . Crushed by Automobils, Dies at (N o e AL A ization. During the past year four Mrs. William N. Arnold. T e had decided that it would be danger- OBITUARY. 2 D10 School Sreek offers & splendia| Hospital. urches. s of theorganisation who have| The death of Mrs. Julietta Kies|Two Men Steal Cap From Office of|ous to remain longer without risking “ - opportunity. o st R;tt #"’p"’g"“‘,;’“; é{:x;chd ssur;;la.r, aied were nnde&z‘s in %1- town—H. C.|Arnold, wlteho't William N. n;:rnoldfl. Dean Pin Factory—Attempt to Rob :\lmc’ut certain capture. They fl:g Peter St. > g - . | Rev. W. P. Buck of ord Springs | Atwood, Judge Oliver E. Getty, Thom- |occurred ‘at thelr home on Beyrol i Fraseil eaving Kaminsky about exhast Sevven - (iR smolinsiza_that the belebes '3;";,35;*‘;‘::“‘;‘{fi”;;fif“sflfi: occupied the pulpit in exchange with|as Ward and Joseph Smith, the last- |street just before midnight Saturday. Wl Sl From his struggle, but in possession of | o Fter St- George. 72, veteran of the tion meed not be elsborate or expens|The wen LISERL Lo (he O Sivea| the pastor. At the evening prayer|nmamed of Ballouville. Mrs. arnold who would have been $0| Captain John M and other|all his worldly goods. T ce- | das ing there was an fllutrated trave vears of age on Dec. 31, was born in o As soon as Captain Murray learn- greal ; R o sy et secfous In Ue e e oo st o], forvard | talk on “Korea, the ‘Hermit Nation.” OBITUARY P O s o s |ty of The B B e e og dr the swaifs ahiout 10 Toloek, ol 00 Ik town, Sied xt Tis Hose: bere B Lo, v (Tuse' |Har SEaiat he wall of tH6 EAARIOD |y F-3 C. . Bebley™ of - Bosink, © & e Kies and Mirands Young, who Came|fes o bair of desperadoes (hat paid|set DUt 'fof the Rhodesville section|Iuring the ecarly hours of Sajurday SRS Seming > anticiaten e Iher. propercy, breaking her peivic bone|Soooker of ability who fis celebrated Warren J. Blake o 010 families of this town, Besides | i “chie e visliation Friday. night,|of the city, on a bunt for the men. A|Tomning. Me Bt Georee had been in fa93 evening 1= anticlpated. o cordlal{0es Bop ey e faternar miurien ] o, Modivm, was heard gt both mom-| Viirren J. Hiake, 65, died - at’ the{her hushand she is sureivdd LF Sluroke inte ome placs dod pulled off 4 number of men volunteered to assist|POOF health for a long time and has lnvitation’ havies being extended (0|33 Tollowing an operation Saturday |ii5,ond evening services of the Spirit-|nome of his daushier, ‘Mrs. Katherine | daughter, Tuth and o WSt Mrs. | holdup at another. in the hunt, S0 one squad accompanied | Deen quite feeble for some months iy affermoon at S Totepi's Rospital ualist society. C. Howard Millerd sang | 4. “Lather 1n Brooklyn aSturday,| Walter Burton of Putnam. Mrs. Ar-| The break was made at the office of | the captain while another went along Clements waa 36 yoars of age,| 50108 3¢ sach service, accompained b |}e hiad beenin feeble health for some |10ld was DI sbout one week withjthe Dean Pin factory, and the halds under the direction of Officer Julius| HE was born.in Canada, but came CHARITY BOARD POSSIBLE. |a native of Fitchville and has resided time but his desth came quite sud- [PReumonia. e I the barn of Bimon Kaminaky | Cordier. The men scarcheq all tho|! this county IDNELE WY Tvine . The_frst of a series of illustrated o Robert Wi . v upper section of the city and t! -|man. His service o the war was au ~ in Bol , Andover and Coventry. She i e denly. He would have been 86 'S it ms. with Mr. Kaminsky as their subject.|UPPe! lon of e city a: e en: Central Commit- |12 S0 fua by ‘ner husband, & danant, | (ks on Mission Work was held in|oof ‘age on the ISth of this YeAIS| o ert Witiame aged 11 months, son | Nelther the break nor the oid-up|tre ralroad serd racking the place(3 FSmOST OF e B tee to Systematize Efforts and Aid. :|er, Rosailie, a niece, Gladys Irish, who cture nall of the Y. . C. A, at|Sor Bixke was porn in Ramson; Mass. [of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willlame of |netted the gangsters anyohing worth|as with a comb of sleuths. Rallroad|George worked in the — mills, ~ but four o'clock Sunday afternoon. livea with ' her, and several brothers 16| Dt hen been: & restdent of Brookie | Providence was burled Sunday _at | mentloning, a cap taken from the pin|men heped In the seacrch. but the|gyentyally, after having saved cons At the Tooms of the Business Men's{and sisters. subject was “Child Rife of the Worlt~}¢ 50 years. 2 | Brookiyn. The child died in a Boston | factory- office being the only thing |bunied parties were not found. association tomorrow (Tuesddy) even- Geiln 3 Thore was special music ar both | o At 80 Years, During the active | Bronian T “Wood was in charge | noted as missing. o ¥ tHIP€ fonly teace of them is that represea.ed |{ECEROl - e I tived : —— services at the Congregational church agas ' by_the cap mentioned. liquor business. He has Retteed e 0. K'D HIS Sunday. Tho evening v uech|a carpenter. Besides his daughter Mr. |of the funeral arrangements. It was after § o'clock Friday night|b¥ > for & number of years, Mr. Geo: == == . § REPORT CARDS. | Ay, o vt were hela “ofVics|Blake leaves four sons, Herbert and When Captain Murray and Officer Juli- | Saturday ¥lainfield officers came o} o5 one of the picturesque E { JAY M. SHEPARD But Wity Bt Gt Wi oot . ¢ five| Yéring of Boston, Charles of Brook- CANTERBURY CANDIDATE. us Cordier received first Information|Putnam looking for two men- Who |y, of the city and was known to | Setipiatt ut Wily Richard Grant Was Caught|®RoCC . .0 00 0 \Wiling Work. | ¥ and Alfred, superintendent of the L that thouble had doveloped. A call by|made breaks in that town very lato|,poyt everyone. He leaves i Sueceeding Eimore & Shepard and is Now in Reform School. e e Marshall J. Frink Sceks Appointment |tclephone from a resident near the|Fridan night Goods taken there Inj|ang two dughters, Mre. Lewis Cham- Funerzi Directo-andEmbalimer | mensra ract. the 14 vear ota no|horch in e parich house Sauraas et as County Commissioner. |pln, factory, WEousty (e, ‘RIOTRAtan | various wiber afucies” The loca) 't | pens of, TAriind end Mra Joseoh X “ yrans. ¥ afternoon was a success. Many beau- | 'S Were James Haggerty, Timothy 3 b arrese o i a y beau- | &% g SR ‘Spon | ficers belleve that the Plainfield break 6062 North St., Willimantic |5 e tiful fancy articles were disposed o, Qe Dadier3. Kol ‘i) An-| _NaIiel R b Rt e S L o o e Bt the woric of the samo sans that ops Bar Mesting, > ¥. .M. C, and charged with the e bt g s . Tent as a county commissioner. Can- |gato they saw two men going away|erated here and the men quickly| otto B. Robinson of Windham bas Lady Assistant Tel. connectior: | theft, 2 pretty clever game on T = Mrs. George Challenger. Terburs hes mot been represented on |from the building. Soon after a mes- |£0f out of Sutnasen o ¢ the night | given motice of hia intention. fo make —— Probation Officer W. Lyman for 5 ;L_l: IRE. £ aria A..W wife of George E. Chai-|the board since the mind runneth not|sage came from Mr, Kaminsky say- ights from the local yards. application for admission to the bar 7 — |a number of weeks this fall, which — enger. of “Windham Center," died at|to the contrary and the good citizens |ing that he had been set upon In his - of Connecticut, and to be _examined m F c_ JACKSON m AE: anly Eocauly "dinchrel: House, Barn, Seven Cows and a Horse|the Windham inn, of which' aer Wus-|down that way would Mke to have a|barn by two mien who attempted to FUNERAL, therefor in December and request ac- . G s ie \\':4 put on prebation ?g ‘Burned at Abraham Filler's Farm. !ésncli’ and herself were the proprigtors,|townsman among the three commis- [rob him. Certain circumstances indi- A tion of the bar upon application. . Pai 5 . -+ |SPFing, at, the; time of the ot | unday morning at nine thirty #iter |sioners named. Mr. Frink is one of |cate that the holdup men wire the PR There 18 to be n bar meeting to 'ainless Extruchnq i - ng o commitment to the state| Fire Saturday night destroyed the|2 Short iliness with pneumonia. Mrs.|the prominent citizens of the county.|same as’ those who visited the pin rgutseau. act upen his application at the oofst 4 Filli * reform school and a suspension of the|liouse and barns on the property cf| Challenger was 67 years aid, a nalive|He has been an officlal of his home |factory, Delegations from Putmam lodge of|reom in Willimantio, Friday, Decemi- ant ing a Specialty ffig:e?‘c’:& a?rlm for a :xme aid well. At .lt.b;-nnm Filler, near Liberty Hill in| %% ¥ o‘rfif:é;r.mu(nu‘,h but Had resid- | town—a eelectman among other ap-| Mr, ‘Kaminsky was coming down|Moose, from Putnam Aerle of Eaglesiber 18, at 10, a. m, TorMals Btrwat, -+ - . Willimentloll Lonk. Lios e wan goluk o the Wiad. | Lebnor, burning v seven oaten and | o aw aa Itlal B | T % apTouttaral sqolety: Telephons *"'Ithe probation officer thgt he was at-|was saved. The blaze started in the|PD’ In Windham and in this vity. but| Mr. Frink 1s an able man and.ls oo tending the Natchaug Street school,|cow-barn, after the family had re.|tbroughout a good part of Enstern|sgarded as a worthy candidate for the HIRAM N. FENN 232,;3,‘;3 rSeaptourr(d man;equmg. pro« '{T&kun% Yas discovered ahout ten SUIRRNCEL tfi;mfifihg Der _csmmection|appointgmant he ia but after, = . c . 8! that he was|o'Jock. Practically everything was amo stelry and wili te e UNDERTAKER a nd EMBALMER |S0in5 well in bis studies and deport-|lost. ~The praperty was hatred in iho|long Tememberea by all of i*s pa- HIGH GRADE TOBACCO *~ - 62 Church 8t, Willimantic, Ct. g‘em-‘ One ¥ay, Bowever, he mis-|local firm of J. B. Baldwin for about|t¢ns = 3 ehaved a_little too much at the|three thousand dolars. The glow was| She is survived by her husband, Raised by W. st of Penneylva Falephone Lady Assistant | Windham Street school, which he was|plainly seen and attracted considera-|® !7ctker, Thomas Finnlan, who lites Near Elmville. ble attention in Wilimantic. in the South. OBITUARY. DUCKPIN TOURNEY, Dot hae aciato. Yot totmcte BroRs _____ ct Results at the Closs of the Ninth|ih%, SXDeriments a8 @ com e iie. ave Week—One Record Broken, pronounced a succesa, Several acres of high grade tobacco were planted in The ninth week of the tourney of|the early summer, the small plants Murray's Boston Store Michael Conno The Gift that Pleases Every Man cause of death. He was a rati the Willimantic Duckpin league saw |brought there from Pennsylvania, and o 8 Ireland, but had lived in this the best average and total rolling of|matured, and were cured in a manner UILUM‘"T'C. CONN many He is survivel by hie|any week in the fwo seasons siace|that assures the bringing of a high wife, Bridset, and ono daughter, |th® association wah formed, the com-|price for the leaf. W. A. Relst, a Norah, of New Hav bined pinfall of all eight feams being|Pennsylvania man, owns the farm and 11,764, an average of 98 per mau. ( ne|the tobacco culture has been under the p r ” record was broken i 3 t 1 LA ; . FUNERALS, Madsen of l!h:; Tige n_l_:h"."n“-,',’?u‘;"s‘é‘( é“u”fév"'u'-’x';':d %fi{ e ::'-"E'.';-h‘gfi Ty O b T ibree str trat u t " i 1melv. estlon Mrs. Sarah Nash. Hoive Do s T v e | Ste s of tobacco can be suGOHse- is a glass humidor of famous Tuxedo tobacco. Last Christmas thow- “ The body of Mrs, Sarah Nash, who|strings, are tchnically in the lead, fully and profitably grown on land in o TE . N . - . . B T S 1 died bi;;flg-;ngr& : xe‘-::e;fihemgm, The standing, records and b “av-|that section of Kiliingly. It is very sands of men received this appropriate, delightful, sensible gift—this ' We 3ll make the same mistake about Christmas || ain Saturday, lt:;l:vv‘;ngch{:rrvxce;-m?; o i B et et P year the number will be greatly increased. Give kim a humidor of s o e + : . et ., - 'ge hy Kil . T . . . - . 2 ; . shopping- wait until too late to do it. e e ehitn | Tural W 8t L R e o Tuxedo. It will last him for weeks—in his office or by his fireside— £ . e B G ] g e bear- | AN ks eld a big revenue, as it is high grade, x > 3 im i ‘We form pleasant: plans during the year to buy S z Bives 10 1z s {hat. The leal is sald . and each cool, mellow, fragrant whiff will recall you to him in pleased it (ile o ¥ PY: 3 5 X to surpass some of the famous Con- . 7. mice things for our kinsfolk and friends, then we Children Ory o 1L 11440| necticut River grades. end thankful revery. ' 1 ie Christmas i i g 647 L put'it off until the, rush is on with the FOR FLETCHER'S o o B EE FUNERAL, crowed, the clerks.tired, the assortment of Tuxedo can be smoked all day long without the slightest irritation- shops CASTORI Athletics goods depleted, 'Often‘we have to give up buy- s B 3591 Mrs. Emily Young Haescat. 8 10 h team . ~ e et stflnk,s.?zxf;h;”n‘io /AL the bomé of Mr. and Hea Charies to the smoker’s throat, as is proved by the endorsement of Tuxedo <. - - ’ High sii V' o . Francis turday af o'cloc! W, + 112, . inig presents altogether or make an unsatisfac- High thrte coing. Mosken s Ernest A. Lege conducted funeral ser- by men like Caruso, William Faversham, Harry Lauder, and thou- . tory. selection: -, £ (b indiidual average, Conrag, | Vioe 0% Y% THE J0UE HECARY sands of famous Americans in professional, public and business life. A b High Ten Men. in Westfield _cemetery. The bearers . H : Genraa ~ were Abner Young, Ofray Potter, John WHY NOT ATTEND TO YOUR CHRISTMAS Wescott, Wauregan, and Charles Hill, Tuxedo, made from highest grade Burley tobacco, has the advan- SHOPPING JUST NOW? oo e e AT e tage — over other tobaccos — of the exclusive original ‘‘Tuxedo 3 i You conld not find a better time or one half anksglv‘ng g.{:;{fi'm“ QUINEBAUG POMONA Process,” which mb.volmly prevents “t_ongue-bxte.” The Humidor 1 50 good. This store is ready for you, well Peloquin Mosts in Danielaon Saturday, About 60 Jar keeps it fresh and moist to the last pipeful. p Hussey eing Present: icers Elected, 3 . stocked with all kinds of Holiday goods, and all : ’l‘ k <. Hin e = i { . ; 83 S g 5 5 he regular meeting of Quinebaug 5 wflu:;s ideal-for satisfactory buying. = Start : ur ey (citem) WNE Mers sa e S0 E IR Plects hail Saturasy " ‘ In Glass now, early.in the week and early in the day. St & ol Tet it ih i, "o reports of officers und sub- Humadors, &5 i e wars acted upom, _Oficers for the g NG : 60c and, 90c¢ ; the dining room is fixed up ensuing term of two years were elect- Master, Charles tidy — when the TABLE t tisset, No, 65. E. E. Brown Den, No. 61, was éiected member of the executive committee for a _term - of threo years, George C. Phillips. A. :,] Kennedy, Rey. Henry B. Goodsell were elected members of the legislative The bt way. 1o bo sure to-have some THEN s ; ' to save a little NOW—a little at a time, but that g fi%&?fifi%fi‘m‘fi~ “ 10 e e ainss . | ioomatii Swts ' Phone 286-3 w"l‘ml;lfifl. Conn.