Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 14, 1915, Page 8

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 915 r——'— ILDING MIDDLETOWN. G past_year permits have Building Inspector 1S one-famil. Luring the oen issued by rge Griswold for 20uses, at an estimated cost of 36 Permits have also been issued three two-family houses to $11,400, six observato! rages to cost 32,430, to col one . one busi- mess block which . one ten- ement block wh cost $5,000, and | four barns wh cost 3800. A per- mit was frame fac- tory whick The new residence being erected or Flome avenue for Herbert L. Clarl just been completed and now s for ocupan: The ne ttage d on vah!av—d avenue for H. FHolmes, i roofed Linus Baldwin i un- being NEW WARD AT STATE HOSPITAL | i | 1 NEW LONDON Matters. Building Permits, F. !"._.r- Vauxhall street ll»v\l 1a nue, | 6 BUILDING OPERATIONS IN NEW ENGLAN 150 1904 s awarded awarded warded s awarded 1908 awarded 1905 awarded awarded 1 awarded 1 awsarded 190 Dec. 1 PLUMBING AND Call Up 734 WHAT YOU GET PLUMEBING S—EAM FITTING more important If we install f the inoderate price. A. J. Wholey & Co. 12 Ferry Street T Prompt Action Will Stop Your old T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing| 92 Franklin Street Robert J4. Cochrane GAS FITTING, LUMBING, STEAWM FITTING. 10 West Main Street, Norwich __Azent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing. Cenn. Phone 881 MODERN PLUMBING as essential in modern house as| tricity is to lighting. We guaran- the very best PLUMBING WORK | expert workmen at the farie: prices. Ask ws for plans and prices. F. TOMPKINS| 67 West Main Street by Bes 4 uo?: and materials at by Skilled iz bor. J ivertising m: Cough (oft STETSON & YOUNG Carpenters and Builders " NORWICH STATE HOSPITAL WARD Buddmg 155x50 to Accommedate 10¢ Patients—Wiring and | Plumbing Remain to be Done—Other Small Building 30 WEST MAIN ST, Bium o | Contractors and Owners shouid get our prices for TIN, COPPER aad GALVANIZED WORK hefore plac- ing your orders. PIPING FOR STEAM HEATING large siock of Mill Smppiies always on hamd Specialty of RONEYWELL Boi Water Heating J. P, BARSTOW & CO. 23-25 WATER STREET, NORWICH, CONN. TIVITY IN EASTERN CONNECTICUT B S P ——— i pared { '.ci stomach— cure the liver, or sweeten the stomach, and H‘w rest way st They invariably relicve all ail- resulting ffom - liver or stomach trouble—quickly and per- manently remove giddiness, palpitati biliousness.indigestion, consti) Paraly vezetable. v s 80 YEARS® CONTIHIJOUS SALE PROVES THEIR MERIT. Dr. J. H. Schenck & Son. Phnadmm \\my]\x i this line of riitions ng has bee £ dow e roof. Awaiting Plate Glass. the Th HOTBEDS. Time to Make Early Preparations for | Them. breed wh but such earl iraged »id an ide. dirty-and damp er to Have birds o n to have food be- s some do. | THE WAR, THE FERTILIZERS AND THE CROPS affects in_one wa manticipated way » may it reduce the the field of potatoes or the tion of tobacco in Comneticut? ise these crops need an abund- of potash, because the Ger every or an- mines in the world now! export- :an at one | Iamount. Therefore, if there is not a j suitable supply already in the soil.the crop will suffer. Why, on the other bhand, is’ nitrate of soda, the basic subsiance for the making of most kinds of explosives, the cheapest source of fertilizer nitro- gen on the market today, while all Eu- rope ls exploding continuully? Be- cause Germany, the great factory of chemicals; is not importing it and the market is overstocked in conseguence. 5 annot et it is not mentioned. There are two cos grinding up softrock 1 the powder answer to the question o he ask bread, ndow glass and any potash out s which are s and endeavoring s o mineral fertil- e nowes ehect - that | Humane Institutions Hetne- own farms hav ands of - ons—Ex of such powdered rock on them | [ESorporations—En Foteer, Griswold: 1 fact Jargely made up of it and o = les, Middlefield are not over productive agter all. The | . Judiclary—Isbell, fen. Portiand; seripture is will he give Isbell of New Haven Chairman of Judiciary Committee and Repubiican Leader of Senate. Tlhiese things ave however single —_— our fertllizer Dbill.. The esti- Zrat t iy 2 : ot of commercial fertil- | Senator Barnes of Norwich is chair- | wcod. Westport; Tay lor, Danbury: Jought each vear by the farmers | man of the claims and forfelted rights | Stoddard,. Woodbridge. 2y this State is over 70.000 toms for Sio! On Labor—Fren Essex i t ShrpE s 5100 committees and a member of the mili- | o\ °F Welles, Wethers- which they pay not far from $2,100,000, % ;. {madge, Prospec o The report of the State Agricultural | taTy committee. Full list of commit- i'feld; Hydel, Avon; McLean, ulzBs;ufi- Station at New Haven, just issued. |tees follows, with first named ch aFirfield; Ransom, Bark- mentions over 400 brands or kinds of | man: { hamsted reston; Fotter, fertilizers on our market. o | Guilford: Danbury: we, h is anaivzed. at the Station| ASriculture—Ly Harwinton. every season, r to show whether | #APPropriations On Icgisiative Expenses—Emery, it is ‘whaet it is claimed to be and| Lanks—Hewitt, Alvord. . Plymouth; Sherman, Monroe; Lougt whether it contains the quantity .of |, CaPitol Fu and Grounds—|yin Enfield: Malletf, New Milford & ins the .quantity of| piee Cheney. enwich: ’Peckham, Wind- piant food claimed to be in it.- This g S Greenwi 1 report g 16 results of this work. Cxp a0 Mead, Walloy. Hoskins, It also year by vear nuts buvers on| .Saims—Barnes, Hre & Pendléton, their_guard against inferior or pearly | ~Congressional and Senatorfal Dis-| preston: 4 : : TIOR tricts—Tatem, Mead. ot Southing- wortliless materials,. which interested | tiSt8=T 3 P = On Manu E parties are always trying to seil them, | o Constitutional Amendm Tristram, Rathburn, There “‘anleashed Canada ashes” c”‘“l' ¢ B Peasley Td1 chfield; Hamm, of very inferior quality, drled swamp | Contingent Bxpenses—Deasley, Tal-|yperigen: s ast Iladdam; Hydel of little or no value as a fertilier, | Ot Purcell. . - * on; Page, Kent: Smithwick, -Bris- par, a mineral specially | Bducation—futtle Comiey. ol; Mallett, New Milfor v because it contains 10 ‘to ot o | iington. 5 t of - The fact that it ftion - Barttett | o 01~ Military | Klett, Whitney. Federal Relations—Comle Finance—Wadhams, Tai Fish and Game—Lee, Forfeited Righ | Hamden Whitnes. | Rbormmston. Labor—Thompson, Legislative E: T ley. Ma H) ton, Pre: mn' Bartett, Tolland. Town and Probate Districts ! and Roll— nnell, Peasely. 7 " He will-—if he can, g Rop . | LW i t free to residents| Jronufacturers—A Dishap. BT eld o apply for it to_the| Military Affairs—p! Henderson, Norwich; Test, Ver- Connecticut ural Station, New | ;=% “ounptes anc r. North Branford; Atchison, faven, Conn. {neman, Hurley. Tals New Towns an . Thompeon, Pier: FOOLNSES KEED i i |%%% Public eaith ana Saftey i UP THEIR GOOD WORK T?;f::l\:wgark_ e Griswold, Berlin: Woodward, En- et L I Barcen teservations—Uis- | fo1d; Emery, Plymouth; Claxton, Tor- Tenth Week Shows Hens Doing Much |sell Burcell. =~ - Tigton: FIii. Wolcott: Haskins, Scot- Better Than Last Year. Rovio Hivers ool Bilaeay land; Perry, Ridgefield; LaPlace, Say- | 7 l' 5 Ty = s S brook; MacFariane, Mansfield; Barker, | The management of the laving con- | Tler: . = Branford: Galvin, Hartford. ltest at Storr much pléased with| - oacs (olnt)—lsbell Hewitt. ~ it | On State Parks and Reservations— test at Storrs is much ple ules (senate)-—1s) Buictist, | I QRIS AL LS DTN crenlorc s s el et kg raA P Case, Winchester; Goddard, Granby; Sl e Henm il tolagalc ;?‘he:o Fung—TKiett, Hazen, Redding: Brown, Milford: 1 egs which is 200 better than the | Sohcol A.';,,,mmz.:l Walker, Union; Davidson, Bethlehem: oreceeding week and relatively 482 in Bailey, Cornwall; Maxfield, New Hart- £ the cor- ford; Ratnburn, Hebron. The Leg- | "Railroads—Wilcox, Stonington; San- pro rata share ford, Hamden; Crandall, Groton; Reid, n of nearly Bothel; Backus, er; Martln, d Lhere Sailsubury; Spencer, Old Saybrook; son. Goslee, East Granb East tion of the lig — Granby; Earker, Cinlhr ury; San- Thus the excellent con HOWUSE COMMITTES. ford ;. Hrow ds means that much hoaics = o 5 ields may be cxrected very shortly.| Norwich is represented on house | M2¢40 utnam; I our White Wyandoties and one | comenitors oy porcsented on o ton; n, Groton; iihode Island Red or only five hens out | Comm.ttees by hepresentative Hender- | granford,” Lennox, Rocky thousand succeeded usetts and V. in making ores for the week. Last week mont_pens were on on new tow nd Represenia 1.d boroughs. On Agricu and probate distr ve bailey Comp.et= on cit iist_follows ur Osberne top of the i Connect! Chitterden, ‘Gras 3 & s being only able to tie for S {-;;oi G | On Rules—aadis, New Milford In the tenth week. however | arren: Mecur Bleoms e, |tom, Clinton; Pendieton, Presion ens take the first four | Grookfield; Jacksom, Wilton; May, | ovard, Bolton; Thomas. Lebason winning over its neares | \Wood-tock; TLord. Hebrom: Stark |Galvin, Hartford; Joanson, Lisbon: all margin of one | Bozrah 2 7 Hough, Wa. mng‘w:l. a‘sly, l(j’:::h:’re. Wit I tions ot ingtor se. ion's experimental | Faven: Bisnin Wetermaror Leror? | “on & f Lands—)iarsden, Madi- came first | worth, Walllngford; House. Windsor: o o | erns for the week. | Ash, Pomfret: Brown, New London. s < | arred Rocks from | Tristram, Norwalk: Wightman, Staf. | Southbury; second with 37.}ford; Afwood, Watertown: Atchison, |Kendry. New Can Dominique: rman; King, South Windsor, en: Lennett, Cornwail; : 36, | On Banks—Hall, Willington: Brooks, | Pury; Potter, Griswold, : p Springdale T sde | Horrington:~ Clark, Southinston: Di On School Fund—Veiton, Clinton; Reds from Durham won fourth |lon, Huntington: Mead, Greenwien; | House, Windsor; _Goodrich, Glaston- ction of 35 egs It Glastonbury: Riteh, Wood. |bury: Hough, ~ Washingto Peck, all of these lead- “m;mm £ Ain_ | Chesnire, Heald, afford; Kelly, s heav > Tooie Brdigeport, Brown, Orange; Peckham, The onl Windham; cellkka, Killingworth; the four and the H‘.f Brown, Coventr; ontest for Cn Shell Fis Wash 1 birds were laying. ington; _Kelly, Kyan, land Red he 10-owned by Spring- Ridgefield; Hoskins, Barkhamsted i mentioned above Adams, Plainfield; Keynolds, Coven to_date for | : Chapii produced an eWtOWn. ing Decem- On State Prison— ary —Vail, Win- | Knapp,; Fairgeld Smith, . Googwin, | Griswold, Goshen: Hubbell Hunting- Lacey, Fairfield; les, Weth- ; Hosford ston; Smith- Bristol; Ross, Thompson: O'- Bridseport ughlin, Naugatuck New Milfc On age—Jones, West- s Leghorns and also rohat a8 5 Boaba J milk pen fiddletown; ur, Bloomfield; Oxford; Lyme; Jen- . Guilford; Pl arm. Scotiand’s Ties with France. | however, in 1614 there came a rift. French soldlery.—London Chronicle. Derby.—Mr. end Mrs. Henry Spencer the 50th anniversary Red- The either by giving obedience to the king Guard passed into the hands of the ot | Cromnin, Tnion; Russell, l—King, Fair- Pinney, El- State Library—Garlick, Bridse- Peiton, Morehouse, Norwalk; Davls, on; Coles, Mid- Beaumont, Morgan, Watertord, On Unflnished Business—Peasley, Winchester; Bridgett, Amendments, tratfort ; Joyce, " Hebron; - Wil Plymout. East Hart- Naugatuck; Buteau, r in, Putnam: Park Atwood, Aliddiebury; orwalk; ite Leghorrs - | New Mi ponaug, |_On Contingent Expenses— - | Windham; . Hall, Wil Haddam; | Derb; Montville; | On Rules—Hyde, Manchester; De- B D;u—ha—n vine, Waterburs liltord, ¢t s Connec Canterbury: gnments - of teele, East e lows Bt ton; Meyer, Wing Stoddard, Woodbridge; Em- 1d . Center. Barred Rack Sprague. ery ‘mouth er, Uniouville, Am . Relatione—Parry, E 2 _249: Windsweep ein. rlington: ¥ te Leghorns Ritch, Woodstc Stamford.—The United German Sil- ver company resumed operations at its Springdale-factory Monday with many rders (GASCARETS KEEP BOWELS REGULAR Ansonia; Morehouse, Fast Lym man, Colebros : Spencer, Treadwell, Trumbull; 014 Lyme. “ish and Game—Fenn. Wett Cass, Winchester; Reid. Bethel: Harwinton: Manchester: Scotla ancient league with s Goddard s of which are revived er, Branford; Loughlin, En- o1 h military orators, had its Haddam Baker, Ash- perfect symbol in the Scots the bodyguard of the French is—Aaronson, An- i Three hundred years ago. |sonia: Garlick, Bridgeport: Hegeman, Norwalk: Atwood, Brooklyn: Plerson. | famous corps of 100 gens d’arme and | Seymour: Marble, Haddam: Railey, |NO HEADACHE, SOUR STOMAGCH, 0 archers had become almost French. | Cornwall; Perkins. Killingly: Gosles,| BAD COLD OR CONSTIPA . land, aithough part of an empire | Morris; Wright, Goshen: Caul, Nor- TION t regarded Jrance as the natural]folk. BY MORNING. did not like the abolition of an| On Humane Institutions—Morton. old priviiege, and the guard brought | Savbrook: Mitchell, Southbu: Ward eir grievances before the Xing of | Bast Windsor: Backvs. Thompson; Al- | Get a 10-cent box. England. Y len. ~Willimeton: * Taylor, JIebanon:| Colds—wF in t Even down to the year 1542 we find | Hitcheock, Hartland: Hazen, Redding: e boay: e E e part of the are quickly |Li)a‘1§b II. appealing, grotesqueiy | Brown orfolk: ‘Brown, Orange; Hub. |come urgir~ the lNver to aou‘ue;n enc to the French king through | bell, Huntington.' i"ld keeping the bowels free of polison, the s Pri o for the restor- corporations—Huxford, Stam- o Cascarets tonight and you will ation of the “privileze” of serving the tcele, Fast Windsor: Brown “a e up with a clear head and no king of Frun Louis XIV . was Carter, _Plainville: - Condon. {doubt you will wo courtesy itself. He replied to “the|Sterling: Kiebes, Sharon: Quice, Chat- |of your cold. Casc: }Scots that he would ‘glady renew the [ham: Hegeman, Norwalk: Churchill |you sleep: thev cicanse ang. te . Ancient League if the Scots would | Newington: Kelley, Bridseport: |the stomach, remove the. sour e i cease to act as the ally of England | Hewes, Farmington ‘ke t gested food and foul gases; take the On Insurance—Schultz, New Prita: excess bile from the liver and carry of that country “or under pretext of | Chesbro, Windham: Ayer, {a e constipated waste m - 3 . K e cor i atte: re!v:lu{v. vu‘moutlh?;yms tpfl:mxs;l‘?n Lathrop, Franklin: P | poison from the bowels, e rom the Kinz their master. e | Spear, Suffield: Clark. d Remember the quickest way to thing was ridlculous, and the Scots|erts. New Harfotrd: Allen L".chfle]d. rid of coids is one or twa Cuz-.re!l‘g:: Harrison. Salisbury: Tuttle Plvmonth ‘sh' to cleans tem On Jndiciary—Hvdr Manch-=tan: |7 By King, Fairfield: Peasley Cheshire: ¢ LadECL e Aubrey, Meriden: Back. Killingly Caihartic and it is often all New London; Deming, West needed to drive a cold | Hartford; -Williumseg, Darien: Shes- their little avstems. 3, from