Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 12, 1915, Page 7

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1916 Henry Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS 88 Main St. Lady Assistant when requested 8 Grape Fruit______ 25c! SOMERS The Thames Loan & Trust Co.; Dividend Notice | Depositers in the Commercial De- | Partment are hereby notified that| checks for amounts equal to twenty- | five percentum (25 per cent) of their will be ready for delivery on and after Monday, February 15th, 1915< CHARLES F., THAYER, | Receiver 3 Norwich, Jan. 30, Hubbard Squash | White Rose SQUASH (cans) | sics' & Spiced PUMPKIN (cans) Peopls’s ;!arketg 6 Franklin Street JUSTIN HGLDEN. Proscistor Prices Marked Down Cut and reduced on the bal-| ance of our stock of Horse| Blankets, Fur Coats, all kinds | of Carriage and Auto Robes. | TheL.L. Chapman Co. | 14 Bath Street, Norwnch Ct.‘ Babies! will b 1% and {heir babies catch their smiles. LA’”HTON I'HE PHOTOGRAPHER | Opposits Norwich Savings Soclety Ordrr It ]\ow by Phone 136- 5 Tremmer's Evergroen, per case $1.70 | Ropkin's Light Dinner Ale, per case | 5142 " . per case $125 | twents to all parts of the cit H. JACKEL & CO. Ernest E. Bullard VIOLIN TEACHER The Bulletin, Norwich, Friday, Feb, 12, 1915. CLOCK'S VOICE BETRAYED IT Policeman Smith's Acute Ear Heard it Ticking —Stolen‘ Article Was Hidden Away on a Beam at the Freight House—Charlie Yankowski Accused With Another Boy | of Taking the Clock From Automobile. THE WEATHER. Forecast for Teday. somewhat lower temperatures. i from the New York dler- ald: On Friday it will be pa: cast, with slowl, rising temperatures ~ southerly to easterly winds, i snow in the ex- treme northern districts. The outlook for Saturday 1y cloudy, preceded by sn. with falling temperatures. Observations in Norwich. The following records, evin's pharmacy temperature {ran across the trail of two boys who were trving to sell a bright new algrm ki, one of them being Grazinsky accused with him of taking 0 automobile Charlie Yan- later found and ar- developed the in lie that he had not stolen the clock but the other boy had and that they able to sell it _reported from | the changes and’ the barom Havor ectent formation from Ch piece might no be_in police ¢ to stare them in the accusing hands at them. the acufe ear arles Smith. is young in years the police memory has run away from home done other twelve years of life that to the poli rned Thursday rlie and G He claimed the other the freight , because the other { and wouldn't let him Policeman’s Smith's nest task was to find the clock which he tried to do ng @ search of the shed. There was little to 50 by places to logk, located the clock |a beam was its ticking. h to reach the ear of the of- icer as he eame near its hiding place the missing Comparisons. 1d fin his ten or and a good but was finally snugly hidden behind This was lus- Moon.and Tidos. | afternoon tha 3Moon | were around t Rises. | alarm with the dis- to connect him and secured dence azainst the two boys. Alichael Grazinsky rested late Thur Yantic street by Canterbury ur\‘t-( vgymrt(‘u had vanished fr several claims, proved and auaw:d,ifi Policeman John Roys- The youns man had gone to bed To Capt. D. | returned the cloc He reported headquarters © that told by Yankewski, ex- he made Yankowski the prin- in the theft (.;REENEVILLE { Local Members of Young Ladies' So- dality Attended Social in New Lon don—Other | SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS BY SOLVING ONE Relation to God First to Be Solved Says General Sccretary Hill. SETTLEMENTS MADE UNDER WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION. ! Vs Sret | A Dozen Agroements Placed on File by | the Commissioner, was the speaker at noon Thurs- G. G. S. vs. Broadway Today. rere in our city, ery man has to do, 1de of men, | 2| tory | and we ows and coopera- | N. E. SCHOOLS INVITED { To Send Relays to Penn Meet—Pomfret | ted Schoals. Among the _ { time resid b artes 1o Willao oot Piano solos we rendered by L Gio comi MISSIONARY SOCIETY OPENED MITE BOXES | Trinity Methodist Church—Money to Be Used for Pledges. STATE INSTITUTIONS MAY TRANSFE RPATIENTS. | e e All String Instrumants repaired Hinman Gives His Violins sold on easy terms For appointments address E E. BULLARD, Bliss Place, N . Conn COAL AND LUMBER The S equel of eur large purchases, paying _ash' and water shipments, is— Economy when you buy LUMBER/| in large or small quantities of {Tt's Interpretation of The devotional 8 ‘Fine‘fcr)r Rheumatic Pains and Neuritis| Mustarine Surely Conguers Pains and |sreat task of the c | ‘was read from ng |ing. 4. Increuse the | Reclaim lapsed me Colds Over- entitled The Talka- ihe mite boxes were to be used The contents are paying the sums pledged by he support of cer- homes and schools, o sent vatie " causes, | towar i § hroadening gave much home missi gramme was in chars "These attend- after the meet- views which opinion_given the superintendent ng were served patients from !a steady expamsion of husines SEEKING DIVORCE. seneral Hin 50 declares be considered far as the management of the inst: atients so received | Chris Jorgensen Also Three Children. proceedings wife, Tuna Jorgensen Drove Car From Hartford. THEEDWARD CHAPPELL CO gm0l Central Whart, Norwich, conn. | Small Fancy Turkeys 35¢ SOMERS COAL and LUMBER the dates of Janua | ers between day morning He found the good condition ex; some of the di Willimantic 3 , Jorgensen and | e latter being a member of . were married on ere and | hi —~Call up 24— GCOAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK A. D. LATHROP DiEce—con. Market and Shetuckst Sis, | ‘Telephone 463-12 | | | 18 mo advertining medinm i Connectical equal o The Buls Tor Puzmens yesulls. o i O |..'e hagpand sesha le_three children New London Globe. | car, and Az DRINK HOT TEA FOR A BAD cOLD GAGER Funeral Director and Embalmer Prompt service day or night Will Bring Body Frem Meriden. About, 5 o'clock this Friday) merning A. Gager left for ) den in his auto hearse and will bring hack with him the remains of Marga- £ Paul Smith, Servives for Mrs this morning : |and there will also be @ service in this p. as it opens th\ | city before the remains are interred in | the family plot in Yantic cemetery The trip will require about three hours Undertaker C. the German put a cup ur »»uxlm— water jret, formerly of in Meriden | loosens the Dowels, thus breaking : MUSICALE AT HOME OF X MRS. C. M. HUNTINGTON. Mrs, Edith MacNaughton Bowen Heard in Delightful Programme. A delightful musicale was given on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Channing M. Huntingten of Washington street by Mrs. Bdith Mac- aughton Bewen of New York. About fitty ladies had the pl of listen- ing to Mrs. Bowen's selection of piana studies from the works of Chopin, Beethoven, MacDowell, Grieg, Sinding, Jonas. Frink, Schumann, Saver, Ru- binstein_and 'Mozkow Mrs. Bowen has a good technique her tones are especially noticable beauty and clearness. She guve an excellent interpretation tire programme. She and Mrs. Huulinglon met i Berlin, Germany, two years ago wher Mrs, Bowen was then studing. Sind- ing and Jonas were {wo of b rs whose compositions were included| the-programme. The first numbers- were a pieces by Andante, Mazi roup of Imprompty, Itude, ka and Polonaise. Beethoven's Largo was followed by MacDowell's Shadow Dance, and The Brook and by Grieg’s Dwarf Dance, the two compositions from Sinding were Romance those_from Jonas w and Our Old Winam Following i sian Romance. Rubenstein’s Song. Schumann’s Romance, Mozkowski’ Concert Etude and Saler Mrs. Bowen was in P war Broke out and had to concert ensageraents for there and return home. Evening Lon. NORTH WOODSTULCK BOY CORN CLUB WINNER. Madley of Lebanen Second. The awards 1 the recent contest in the state board of agricul- were announced Wednesday. Merill Healey of North Woodstock is the boy who leads all the rest in the number of points for his results from an acre results, the cording to the ber of points e should receive in-the contest. The ratir adé ber of be: the exhibit o s, althod crop per acre was c > winner wus who won Of their Willimantic Leonard's Man: \Manstield made b board holds the state e, of bushels was low_ this est being that of Kirb Mrs, Charlotte L. Mackenzis Sues Mews York Man For $200,000. daughters s $200,000 from es and of the en-| teache- | d In the Night, and| e_were Frinil's Rus- Merriil Healey First and William | »oys’ corn clubs of the extension department of the Connec- ticut Agricultural college at Storrs of corn. The prize was $100, which| the Dboard offercd to divide between the eight boys. who showed the be: division to be made ac-| of |PUTNAM MILL HAS got 110. ~ The boy who OF NEW LONDON.| % DOES RHEUMATISM ? BOTHER Yolm The Docters Say * Use Musterole” o many sufferers have found reliet | in MUSTEROLE that you ought to| buy o~ small jar and try it Just spread il on with the Rub it i First. you fecl low, then a deliciou fort. ' WUSTEROLE routs tl loosens up stiffened joints and mus- cles. MUSTEROLE s a ointment, made with o It penetrates (o the and drives it away ter the tenderest sk 1t takes the place of tI oned mustard pl MUSTEROLE is rec Asthma praiis, Lumbago, Neural Stiff Ne: Chest (i At vour jars, and for Be sure you get tI TEROLE. ~Refuse imitatio; what you ask for. Company, Cleveland, Programmes Given in the Schools | Generally—Mt, Pleasant Strect Pro gramme. hools of the town or ses were h in observance of Lincoln day, W] h is today (F day) when the &chools will | ea iday In the husiasm programme: Music, The reading hansky: re aldini gleg Bann sburz Addre Tda | cars, a wri | recitation, O Captain! Ay the cro the [ zrade $: music, Battle Him 1 on the estment | Republic, school; guotations, Achieve- Y boy of Lincoln, John Crimiins, Ger- Merrill Healey led all the 1 Soldfaden, Cr 1 Robert Donegan Jacon Wein Max Markoff. $44717 NET SURPLUS | Manhasset Manufacturing Co. Makes Good Showing for the Year. President, president, A1be and «rota Albert | Artl R. PISEVENTY MEN IN MEMBER CAMPAIGN. Will Make Up the Field Force Frem the Central Baptist Church. When the Central Baptist takes up the every-member benevolences on the afterncon of Sun- day, Feb. 3, the field force will consist »f seventy men—seven companies of ten each. Seven reasons for the every- member canvass that are given are: 1. Promote intellig: the entire spiritual life of the church 3. Increase the numb people giv- t given. 5. 6. Develop fellowship. new workers. MAKING GREAT GROWTH. President Falvey's Bonding Company | Issues Satisfying Repart. ‘Phe seventh anpual repert covering the year 1914 of the bending company in Massachusetts, of which T. J. Fal- vey formerly of this city is president, has just been issued to stockhold- ers. "1 tshows a most gratifving condi- tion of the affairs of the company and esping with the record of past ) Notwithstanding the disturbance .and depression ir financial business has grown from for the vear 1908, which wa full vear's business, to $4.363.520.1%, |In the hiome office of the company in | they presented s of | The stago set Beston and in the various agenc! the company which have hoen estab- lished in every state in the Union ex- | number of handsome Zowns worn { musical numbers were unusualiy ept Virginia, more than 9,000 persons are employed This in itself is ample Dproof of the great executive ability of President Falvey For to build up and make effective. in o few years of exist- | ence, an organization of this size, is a | tusk which will take rank with the| achievements of the great organi: of this age of progress. F'rom Portland, Me., comes a raport | that Bishop Hark of Providence may soon ask for a coadjuter, and that Bishop Louis Walsh of the diocese of Fortland may be promoted, as he has been long a fwarm friend of Bishop Harkins. Bighop Walsh, a Holy Cross Mrs. Smith died in Meriden fon ’l‘uesday at the home of her som, cold at once, i pensive and entirely efors hiarmless. alumnus, wa@ithe eloquent preacher at the consecr@lion of S( Patrick's | chureh. ’om“w Sie i Providnce ans its pia interest in the | urch. 2. Deepen |SETTLED CASE ovER |cent Beach. |granted and about 2 o'clock |vers reported that the case had heen | for ehot calen: and business |3 es, the pasi vear was the most| the compan; in Putnam. A special business with mind from the star shed, extending the RIGHT OF WAY. Case of Billings, Executive, vs. Mac- Kenzie, Came Up in Superior Court. Before the superior court in X London Thursday the case up for Dbefore Judge William L. Bennett that of Ida K. Billings, executris others, vs. Kenneth Mackensie, 2 contest over 2 right of way ew rial | wa When court came the asked for time to settled. Then the coyrt went out for the day to come in the nest morning matters. ¢ arguments in the Jokn A. Clark s Helen A Clark contested divorce suit are to be made afte: cale matters have been successful in the history of the com- | °F |pany. The et premiunis amounted to | o= o $4,568,529.19 and the gain in net premi- AT THE AUDITORIUM. um income for the vear was 31,16 2 T 484.63. The capital stock of the com- Vaudeville and Momn Pictures. pany has been increased from $500,000 o Tedore In 1807 to $2,000.000 in 1914 and the|pany, Wiich is appe Auditoriaw_on plaved to large sy afiern p Palac Keep! rere were with the produc and Tommy Levene, the Phunny low. as he is styled. waa right wich original comedy acting that a roar. Todsy and to- ¢ the company presents Coben's | the Exp was tF nd like its held the close attention other reeis were a comedy Movies, and a comedy dra in Pabes. There will be an a: the sun February 15-14, invisible on the western hemlsphere. The ec! begins February 13, at Sh, agd ends Fpruary 14 at th ortrous & ! New Wash Fabrics are making an advance showing of New Wash Fabrics for Spring, 1915, in all the newest de- ‘We extend a general in- signs and color combinations. R vitation to call and see the new Spring Wash Fabrics while the assortment is complete. and prices: Bradford Cambrics | NEW PERCALES large showing These hints of styles Bradford Cambrics, 36 inches wide, 3 grounds—desirahle for siyles—at ilc a house dresses and waits—also good apron YOKOHAMA CREPE Yokohama Crepe, 27 inches wide, in a variety of dainty Percales—price 124 Cosmos attractive wask Cosmos Lace Cloth, a very in white grounds with dainty floral ¢ did variety—price 12%¢ a yard. 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