Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 25, 1915, Page 2

town_ and a bill is being prepared for | tion, cutting a deep gash in his fore- presentation to the general assembly, | head, Officer Paulhus took the injured which has for its ject the creation {man to the hospital in a hack. ¥ 3 3 of four or more . ‘uties, to assist| Ars, Ralph Noel and daughter Dor- the board of equalization in determin- |othy, who have been guests of Mer- 3 ing whether the towns are taxing on|ri]] H, Jones of Union street, returned the full vaive of tim property within |to Somerville, Mass., Saturday, their limits, and if not in raising their - . srand lists a sufficient amount to make | _James I Tennett who has been both the American Thread company|up for their defidienc: D PUTNAM Board of Alder-|and the Quidnick-Windham company —— 2 g N 3 > R 5 oard of Alder | S 13 Bogin Lo operate on more time Unworthy Brother Jailed. of New Haven has retursed (o (his | Thirteenth Compawy Inspection This| Petition for Additional Night Patrol- K. of P.ythis week was welcome news 1o the| puyia Barry, who was iven thirty |* piro o iiiore Saturday included | EVvening—Commitices of Woman’s| man—Farm League Sub-Committce ien 17 3L Harroun, | Relief Association Corps—Weisberg| to Meet Today—Golden Wedding of Warner of this city have arrangements to give a lecturs cours for the peopie in South Killingly, Ab ington and Hampton. Rev. Marion Jones -of Canterbun Green, state junior secretary of th Y, P. S. C, B, came to Putnam amx in comnection with some of the lead ers of the movement has organized ’ Junior soclety here. Additional Night Patrolman. A petition was in c‘lmuhflon hen inhabitants of this city. These an-{g,ysin the county jail Saturday morn. e cements, coming on top of an in- | e e Miss Helen Litterick, TONIGHT:S THE NIGHT! R S e Snts seary| i1 at the session of the police courl | ived Tathbun. Mrs, John McCarthy,| Store Entered, Evidently by @ Very|: Mr. and Mrs. Hiram L. Barrett. Saturday .that will be delivered to e (lime I other Dlants Sr°mi |has his own ideas about justice. Barry | 170 Satth Nnie aary Gostelo, BA-| Lame B S Dl aatiue that iTady 5 §vhich Will Disctose Whiat the Repub- | (3,20t 1o theiend of ithe per was accused of intoxication and of | - O- Smith AMiss Mars 4 Lank Burglar. » Rartlett leader of the|comsider the advisability of having i & hard times. abusing who is confined to | Vard Gilman. T 5% = e Jvas leader of the| . dditiomal night patrolman on duty h . lican Members of the Board of Al- g the nms"h)l’ng ddepar‘.mem u!ll n)he the broken leg. After| The basketball team of r,anneuiicu} il.l“ ronkhite, Boston, 2 Rhodhe: C:f‘;ior f:};;fgoct;tysgn:‘;sunth. the’ city. ‘Recent burglaries here an{ merican Thread company Will be-f; B ank udge 3 Agricultural college, left on the 1221 |scholarship man, is to ak at tl gTe] urcl - L dermen Will Do. e Tt oo his sentence he thanked the judge and | AST 3 R d fe i nm{:umh 2 S‘Deevemn“ Miss Myrtis Peckham of Providence |l the surrounding towns have causel a forty. m. express for Franki the appezl. It has been held for lonz time, however, that more polia protection 15 needed at night, becausi it iIs practically impossible for the twi st a then later on the way to jail told rular meeting of tho edule this mern and it is ex-|iya officer who had charge of ljum that ch place they were scheduled to| James Pray of Ballouville i3 recov-|Spent the week end with Putnam or’s | pected that the manufaciuring depart-| e cyght to have given him ten vears ph\ Dean academy team. ering from an injury to his hand, friends. ment Will scon b2 lengthened as well. jail instead of (I i | Leander Smith. wio has been in this] Colonel H. L. Dorsey and other yis-| 3rs. Mary Farrell of Rockville is At e 1 d of aldermen, all of thé m. Be anpountments which were subject to ther day ¥ : the confirmation of the oard were ve- | For t!pom;e:xa;: tow weoks the first named - city for the past two weeks in the|ing oficers will be ut the sate| Hisiting Mr. and Mra. John Gahan of}men who are on duty to watch ail the jeciad by a ariy vote, the board part Mortality Higher in 1914, interest of Mr J. Youn: owner of Oy s evening for the inspection ory that really needs to have ab " Yeturned | of the Thirteenth company, C. A, C.| Frenk V§. Barber is to have the ty-six and a half hours, and the lat- Arthur G. Bill, secretary, has given | members of the Teacher Training class standing fo There were 43 more deaths in the ’l‘he breaks fn Danlelson Satorda democrat his town of Windham during 1914 than in home in Newport Saturd from the situation the previous year, | e L he ious vear, a total of 230 bei s Carey, who und -ff":}“g Gl et el Y iDis home for & meeting this (Mon-| morping fndicate that the gang o rhven. the same luard: through & sph | Rhich las been woriinz on & I reforicd s Those | went 7 3 heid thin eventng T Pome 1o} TS ML Wheelock will have tho| LErSIaIs which has been working sl n the republicar n. confirme of males 1ot es the George C. Laboussiere of Woonsock- | members of the Ladies’ Social circle | F05t Dishtly o this section i3 still o1 ount of the |one of forty-five hours nd the 3 Dunn did | hour increase will mean a sreat deal of his prerogative |t its operatives. ist of appointments days, so the matler is| Peeved at Candidate’s, Failure. d and will be decided | p tF to be held to- | oL the job. Officers everywhere ars now on (he elert for them, but have hat no success in gotting In touch witd them. ~There 1s a well founded belfe! that these men come from Worcestes and that there 1s a fence in that city who {s engaged in disposing of thd stolen goods. he appointment January wa i 1 [ with only 14 while Septemuer with 31 had number. Fuller—Dubreuil. i of M city, wt -tford December e to her frien, month, | don, at her home for a sewing meeting ‘Wednesday afternoon. Sang Swedish Hymns, Judge M. A. Shumway of Represcntatives of the Swedish court thero is to be afchurch Bible school at Woodstock upon the con-| were present at the service at the Con- W. F. Wood-| gregational church here Sunday and The mar rapubdlicans and democrats in ... of t the town of Windham are feeling rret- | 1% ty sore over the failure of the town ch 1st, came as ouncil chamber, Whatsoever Cvr:v' Re- e-ec’r Officers— Specutaticn is rife a3 to what the| 8 it . | surpri n recetver for the Sfm of Evan-| rendered songs in their native lan- e Lo i€l 1o get a single representative on th e Einghe i cer the 4 ve lan Yoin e mat | when it beca wn P af Mention. = o EAG TTE DU OUr' | i s, hey feel that George A. < & % X L, J. 2 n was a ewet! A ave ine power of o PaTHott o wes & candidats for.the s e ing at the installation of|completed a week that w: To Mest This Afterncon for Prelim. malking their chelee 3 S 0 1" oinst Commissioner Cor- forliee £ the couneil of the Union St.| killer for most of the me inary Arrangements. o Seems fo know |(iss and received nine votes out of o Baptist in that place. tuis and surrounding towns. will be. It is ru- S parents. me appointees are ar Will Attend Grand Lodge. atives of Morlah lodge, and A, M, will be in .| New Haven, Febrnary 3, for the grand |10dge annual meeting. ess is being made at Williams- I" the cffics of Attormey Ernest G FUNERALS, oise, secretary of the Putnam Busi- Mirs. Delia Qingras. e The body of Mrs. Delia Gingras, 53,[ 2 Meeting this (Monday) afternoon of a former resident of Pomfret, was | the commities that is making arrange- hould have been elected. ura the place ; of the other EMERALDS' RECORD. 3 nst Windham. — are now | Players Show Up Well for Individual | { twenty cast ana that his failure to & | was due to the jealou {end of the couniy age the water department is |, 2205, F the county o - (M F. D. Sargent of Putnam, Mr. King of Eastford and Judge B. i nty. | as Well as Team Work. EAATE not very 1 { 3 3 vas 1y 1is last ele P 5 - brought here Saturday. Services were i e N N a Towever, as Mr SIS OB e i = the construction of the ad- 3 ] e ORI ments for the biz meeting scheduled the oMot akiics 1 tion that popular Charlic Gates rede| The.records of lividual mes .,! tion for the al club quarters,| 8t St Mary's church at 2 o'clock and{to be held here Feb. 1 in the interest Nould tale o aew |in on 2 iz majority sheri of the Eme sketbail team, | h are to be nicely fitted for thef PUrial was in St. Mary's cemet: ot fo; 2 a Windpam County Farm . being th nt office held ¢ layed in | sung men of th age, Joseph Letour. league. This committee, really a sub- vecome acquainted | [~ % he county is B won committee, d of Rev. F. B of assigning numbers to{ Joseph Letour, 28, died at hi home T the wate stem. Mr. Moulton > g e £ 2 heen an efficient superintendent. | conoerned | inz m connection with the.:free| here Friday might of diphtheria. The k, Walter Day of The ofMce of corporation counsel is % AT pot teains du y mail in the borough | burial was Saturday afternoon In St. - D. Jordan of Willi- #lso the cause of much surmise, some $10 Stolen from Saleon iiggins and and advanc The service will be| Mary’s cemetery. The young man D the work of maki rrangements, probably nstitution and by-laws for ion at the mass meeting to bs ere and make and put into ef- blicity plans. the iob of spreading the stituted In 2 littlo more than two| death followed = very brief illness. months. e Company of Unusual Merit, Prohibition Amendment. | The Gludys Klark Stock company d_constitutional grahi-|closed a successful week of business amendment is 1o be the subject{at the Bradley theatre Saturday even- ¢ the meeting of theling. Tho company, which was of u heing of the of n_that the present| Some time F night, a homas J. Kelley, will beclosing of the saloon of George Mig said the majority |lin at 713 Main strest, an unknown on a republican | thief got away with ten dollars which 2 ‘here is consider- | bad been placed in an old cigar box|Higsins n as to what will be|under the bar. W! the bartender | Russell car from free t incumbent, selected, as annot get tcge! o take his plac: able specula (capt.) 5 - e Sateday 5. | W, Keirans = 7 _ Dheld by Thomas P.in ind | aor iackes 17 Keirans ng, Tt throughout the wee usiness men should sho its duties administered in jthe money gone. There was no evi + Mrs. Martha E Laa"ar([ 2 manner. | @ence of the coors having been forced | Harrin i Ten Cents the Rate. Lecture Course Arranged. ped to have this zospel Mack de Mart s to every nook and corner of people who pay cash fares on| Rev. Clarence Barber of Dax on the steam road are inclined ~ conductors when nts above the tick-| jar door, which they left swinging known whether the ve- |open, and the conclusion seems to be |2 ve determined to make a {that it was an inslde job of some sort, | Edward as they have the power |Dossibly by someone who stayed in the | Leo hether they will lLeep in |place after the bartender went hcme nty and that every one of the 1 be well represented eting to be held here a d C morning & e o'clock ampton. Ma. r d indirect result of the accidental breaking of her | clean swoep to do, or w demand ten A il B L e i 1 fare charges, but this isn’t up to| wid e dch of the I Oppone . little over a month : The f al . Wide.onel By Nt €1 ted to hold over. | ot Opponen 24 R ihis attersoon conductor are carrying| * Omosr Bordon awakened Mr. Weis- GOLDEN WEDDING. i RETTE—fih‘nME | WANT DEPUTIES APPOINTED. iministration | S8 STACTE, MO 0 effect on the entire| berg and the latter camo down from - : — polrinithat [SIpa:: Qe satks cherge I8 ho loise Mr. and Mrs. Hiram L, Barrett Nots To Aid Board eof Equalization in Hav- ing Town’s Taxpayers Justly As- sessed. will be tak- 1d for cremation. Later |y, e by 1t to Griswold | nterment in the lot in ¢, aug cemetery Leonard wett and e slip ket offic rs on the are redeemable at any ing, but it was lear Anniversary With Children and ten cents each. Con-|in the morning that they had been| Grandchildren Present. 1 line have been|lalq aside on_order of one of the = ntly over the new |clerks. Mr. Weisberg is not certain 1 i § now whet ng w Relief Corps’ Committees. fore the Thread Company and qudnlc-wind- ham Company to Lengthen Working | Hours, { i ) Bver since the town c Saturday that|bezan to tax its ratable pr ken be- of Nc mpton s e r s e were driven off, the golden z ther W. R. C. committees for the ensuing cash register in the store is left| ding, their ci law, | — ¥ follow: President, Lil-| with the drawer open each evening.|2nd ot me af | junior vice president,| There was a handful of pennies in the|in wis many mere happy married life and an insult| of good health whic Pl A]NF IELD Grading Resumed on Babcmn Theatre Site—News of Mrs, Earl’'s Death Causes Sorroy Keach: senior vice president,|drawer, but the: [. James; treasurer, Hattie R.|may have been regarded as secretary, Myrtis F. Blanchard; | by the classical crooks, who are get- ed desr ‘e, Danielson, Ella M.|ting away with a lot of bad work recoived calls fr Thomas; Dayvile, | this section of the country. :mvil a !;'.'c.zL many co lelle Gillette; Brook- Mr. Barrett onmm- e e o Two Other Stores Entered, Jan. 1 Fripp, Myra B. Saun-| Two other places broken into dur- 3 committee, Bessie El.{ing the night were the siores of Ar- . Morey, Annie Bill; | thus_Stebbins and Henry Dembo in e for the year, Feb- | the Keystone building. The losses at Tripp; March, Mary | either place were not heavy. Myra B. Saunders; time that the St Potter y Leer broken into within a y, Effle F tie Dembo store is nex e Franklin; September, Ella stores are open to ctober, Susan Morey s without muck ine White; December, ction because 2 section o icserted after the . i tenements need not| ; “ii.r used by careful| £o Belle % of a store door e & Shepard FuneralDLrectorandEmbalmer 60-62 Nodh St-, Wzlhmnnhc on When the Ci and tnere was a call f Barrett offered his he best means s of a stat to be any douk in the stat state but that a should, for Palmer November, C er (\I’ early ¢ doors open — street WEISBERG STORE ENTERED, |evenin: nece for Fort \\axnor > was confined ater w ‘Lnd agair DR E C JACKSON Denhst Painless Extracting Isle. became il rolonged Afte Early Saturday—No Evidence of Goods Missing—Burglar Not a Fat been do rd of equal 55 S Man | BA b A : ST. JAMES' PARISH. nained at City Point hospital nur nnd Flllmg a Specialty k ks — 2 and wounded, this until Se 752 Main Willimantie | tonns acls of at.| Had Properous Year, Spiritually t 18 ] 5 alhone et iade their appear.| Financially—Rev, Father ¢ > can \u{l:o{}t{‘;‘g;‘r“{;vt?‘ ‘v":::t"" 1z the carly| Reads Report. morning and broke berg in the| At St. James John Gor-|M. J. Ginet, A men so | financial report of parish . ‘success| expenditures for 1914, and its concl aged on,|sion remarked upon various € d aft- pined within it and thanked the| of the Weis- i ty and co- force, little if le such rglars al- in the shoe r was marked by 1 the | of unusual and expends ing out of improve: property, which s that the win- ne conditior. by Father Ginet, T to distract the|ing 1914 ho caused the parochial| Officer Gordon from his|school interior to be remodelled alonz | he Weisberg store, for hellin make the arfangement vicinity making a search|the building much more convenient f bably knew it. Of-|those who use it, had fine new 0 one. ance steps build at ti tore was hered other works of an improv of the|ment to proper ture that will n the of the|dure for vears. Alissions & wling into the cellar{ing the Lenten season of 3 that were fastened|have shown desirable results in prevent just|creased zeal and enthusiasm for the| ace that ; de of parish 1 is 50 small that remarking upon the y y ight | deavor that just opened F have gotton d the Lope This fact match-| work would continue abundant good will as made known could be exten for a period of servi J ing that ¢ needed no more that was Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. h t the time vi Some of ? the next day are still is memory. . Barrett married Miss Frances A, Mrs. Barrett 1 of Wood- Mr. and Mrs, came to Pu: window shop ur Oscar Spinosa corner of Main but did not enter city and is been active a past pres Qur January Clearance Sale WILL CLOSE SATURDAY THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE AND THE LAST WEEK IN WHICH YOU CAN SAVE ON GOOD STAPLE MERCHANDISE. rn to Mn and them have CASTORIA For Infants and Children | InUse For Over 30 Years | Anvayfl bears d{ 32 fi.—-—— | Signature of Barrett, Hart- Bedford: There aro ms store nd the places n probably be 2 the same ng. When the men went of the Weisberg|ing ore they we through the cel-| pense for J. ESKOWITZ OF NEW YORE, -, Dressmaicer, work dhaw Ceunty National Bamk Bldg., decdld Danieisom. Final Reductions on Separate Skirts This is one of the best Skirt opportunities during the entire sale, as it embraces Skirts for wemen and young girls in brown, mixture, wool diagonal, poplin and navy blue and black serges. All good and serviceable, and formerly sold for $4.98 and $6.50. This week’s price to clgse out only $1.98. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. | Baby Smile Mrs. C. W. Bowen’s Dinner and Dance ‘ruck him into one of those ] ighls /WILLOW CARRIAGES and isee his eyes take in the fing et i :‘7‘:,&,‘;‘;" Sister Susie §Ewing Shirts for Shivering Soldiers Without doubt Susie is a mighty fine girl; chock full of sense, sentiment and sympathy; a girl who would make any man or any oldier a mighty fine sister. But it is too bad that she should waste valuable time in again demonstrating the “Song of the Shirt.” Presume she is so busily engaged in “stitch, stitch, stitching” that she has not dis- covered the advantages of ready-to wear apparel. OUR SALE is daily demonstrating the fact that the individual cannot compete with the well organ. ezed factory in producing garments. Ladies’ white or colored Waists .... 39¢c } Ladies’ Dress Skirts .....ocvz.n. $3.98 Ladies’ Crepe Night Robes ........ 59c | Heavy Winter Cocats ..... $7.50 Ladies’ black Petticoats .,....... 49¢c Tailor-made Suits .......... $7.50 Ladies House Dresses ... .....~... 79¢ | Children’s Muslin Drawers . ... 5¢ Surely Susle Sheuid Study Shopping Sometime.” J. B. FULLERTON & CO. WILLIMANTIC, CONN. {covering and the wheels and | parasol, or put him on one of | ithose TRICYCLES, he can | {run it the first time he tries. debutant Tim ’H'C"‘IEST BUILDING IN | i . c We have lots of other items | NEW ENGLAND DEDICATED | = 5 o New Custom House at Boston—34 “fOI‘ him like Chairs, Doll Car-] Stories with Height of 506 Feet. |riages, Rocking Horses, Eic‘l_ Come in and let him or her| Incorporated 1842 “WHEREWITHALL” Everybody needs it, of course. Everybody is going to need it more in the future, too, when the earning capacity is less than dur. ing youth or middle-age. The best way to be sure to have some THEN is to save a little NOW—a little at a time, but that little often. The Willimantig Savings Institute M. C. MURRAY, President D. WEBSTER, Treasurer 1pick it out. | LINCOLN'S iFurmture Store|s-: 2 2 i Main and Union Streets, m'p'non ot e tie atatile, Tt Phone 155-3 Wiltimantic, l‘nr\m’ n ght to 125 feet