Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 16, 1915, Page 2

NORWICH BULHETIN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1915 What Is Going On Tenight & tr ing, ma es into a line: Wikl n imantic Woman's Club (a table bower transverse iron rders concealed by a fluted draping L green 2 onal emblems R ith white dises covered with lau MILITARY BALL }and roses, were hung \ {ers running the length of the hall, A DECIDED SUCCESS|™ ;" ne windows were hung El Governor Marcus B. Holcomb and Mrs. Laeuis Dondero Led the Grand March land roses 1 at the {veiled space. state armory on. Pleasant street, Mon- |5 flower covered day evening eclipsed any social event |was hung of a similar nature In the history of |were used effectively 1% The third ann Between each sc or n the gallery the city very box was marked by strips of P. D, Donahue, who has had charge f{req and white cheesecloth, topped by of the decorations in past vears, out- |laurel, which gave the effect of a did himself the present instance. hedge. The entrance posts were wound The hall drill room, where the ball |ith white and surmounted by baskets of laurel and ; he musicians’ stand. been approached by ‘M\eru! on th erected at the front, 1 and ro! late the climb T inscription “Compan the base. EBehind this American steps over w! DUuffys % . MALT WHISKEY P(akes > YouWell: KeepsYou ; N, Well - effective screen nd 16 piec to 9 . m., om 1lency, nd the me other invited ers The Committees. to whom ir was d the L. General ’ First T Dondero, re When Attorney E. an, representing the state nf’ Connecticut: Honorable Dan- they {iel P “Dunn, ’,- resenting the city of siake Honorable Charles A. better BLANKETS than ours t hajrman: 2 . Second Lieut. FOR THE MONEY H. L. Lord, livan, Sergt. Bugenc welll Varrender, Corp. s Jonnstone, v ot Committee—Gen. B them. L. Dondero, nes Ha M. 209% Discount on ses of Taurel and artificial of love- were pals alternated rom the gird- with te which with the calcimined wall the room made an unbroken white {background for the masses of lJaurei that ran the length of the window a draped flag and the same decorations which has al- h lau- nged to simu- Whee- Hartford rner of uests to suc- nd a list General Ashton, Lieut. pencer. Blankets and Robes Our new dollar boxes of Assorted Chocolates Milk Choceolates Nut Chocolates are the “just. right” gift size. d%y Our Sales Agent in '\orwvch is Broadway Pharmacy Huyler’s Cocoa, like Huyler’s Candy, is auprflrru’ JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Elmore & Funeral DlrectorandEmbalmer 60-62 North St., Willimantic | Assistant Tel. connection HIRAM N. FENN ! UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER 62 Church St, Willimantic, Ct. "'e'enhon'- l‘dy Amaistant DR. F. C. JACKSON, Dentist Painless Extracting and Filling a Specialty Main Street, Telephoas Willimantic 1 v e gt Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CORN CHILDREN’S DRESSES THAT HAVE JOINED THE WHITE SALE at ©8c each I'his week we are showing one lot of Children’s D that have joined the White Sale at 98c each. These pretty little Dresses are of ginghams and percales, and made to sell for much more than what we ask during the White Sale. Some are self-trimmed, others have collar and cufts of Scotch plaid or pique, finished with fancy piping. Sizes range from 6 to 14 vears old. YOUR CHOICE THIS WEEK AT 98c THE H. C. MURRAY CO. €S8es sturd m Capital $100,000. Surplus and Profits $160,000. Established 1832 Accuracy in accounting, courteous service, promgpiness and Iiberality . dealing,’and a sound business policy in admmxstenng its own affairs, characierize THE WINDHAM NATIONAL BAME, which aims thereby to estabiish with custemers relations that shall prove reciprocally permanent, pleasant and profitable. The Windham National Bank WILLIMANTIC, CONN. | Fritz Kirkland | { i | |1 Li E. F. Chas. br Mrs. F. W G Mrs, Guilford ieut. M. J. Lng]n T.Green- Lieut, C. ELP C. = Moxie, C. vood, inton, B. M. Sears, O. Smith, W. E. Storrs, s, T J. LW, uutdnnsnn . Chester, B. A, M. hfield. W. J. Phillips, Charles S. W. Congdon, ¢, Burn- Hammond, Archie Mac- Gilpatric, Robert K. Jordan, James A, Shea, Rathbone, Al H. . D. Larrabee, Barrows, Charles A. Marshal—Captain Louis N. Dondero. Floor: Director—First Lieut. Herbert Tiesing. Aids—Lieut. R Lord. Sergt Warrender Sergt. Fran " Frank o, Dimmick B. Paulhus , Mrs. M. B TFullerton, Mrs. H. H. . I1. Spencer, Mrs. Jas. “ochrane, Mrs. O. Snow, Mrs. Donahue, mith, The Grand March, At 9 o'clock the grand march took place; led by His Excellen Govern- or N B. Holcomb and Mrs. Louis Dondero, wife of Captain Lo dero, Co. L, C G. In_the the beaut the unifo and after a nt the stra s Ruth Taylor, Burton W. Bart- Miss Helen Harrington. Box 4—Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Shep- hard, Dr. and Mrs. D. Everett Tavior, Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Reiley, G. O. Car- | ti My 1 Bill were Captain Louis Dondero an . Esther Dondero. There were 86 ples in line and the change of line color made by the moving figures ul gowns of the women and of the officers made the very beautiful one. During intermission Stiles catered dance program of 18 the affai as concluded to s of Homs, Sweet Home. The Boxholders. boxholders and the occu- ided: and Mrs. A. L. French, r. and Mrs,_ Clifford of Alpaugh, Mrs. A, McDonald, Miss Bernice Wil- Aliss DorisNFrench, Mr. Rich- tarr, Mr. William Allen. x 2.—Kenneth Hillhouse. ene amber Miss arion Lincsln, Everett Harrington, fiss Eleanor Hillhouse, Homer Har- | |rington, Miss Marion Jordan, John L. {Leonard, Jr. Miss nces Leonard, Jordan, Miss Edith Pierson of | R. G. Parker, s Gertrude Stockden, George W. Dliss a_Botham, Charies B. Rockwell, and Mrs. D. P. Dunn, i Dunn of New York city, Hannah Ahern, D. F. McManus. Dr. John Sullivan. Boxes 7 and 8—His Excellency, Gov. Marcus_H. Holcomb, Sec- Theodore M. Ad- | retary ni office ral Wi Major Sam- John N. Elton, Brig M. Cole, C neas F John P. George Col. Major neral >. Regan, 1. W am_P. Cheney Al- rrell, Col. Arno ling, Maj. Schulze, . J ey, Major J : Samuel H. —Captain Louls ero, Mrs. Dondero, Mrs. I Dondero, Wallace anpheare, serrick, Mrs Moore. B Vincent Sweeney. iscoll, Norwich, Wi ss Kitty Cochrane, . Barbier, Ware, Hereaus, Miss . and Mrs. Nelson Daniels, William Mrs ay L. Lockwood and Mrs. George Moon. William Dreschler, Mr. Hurley, Mr. and Mr: Crawford, Mr. and Mr: Box ,14—Vi non-commissi; ting Box officer Box iting 16, 1 cultural Coll 19—L. 20—Fran Box Box and loss of hair with Resinol Here iz x simple, inexpensive treatment that will aimost always siop @andruff and scadp itching, and keep tive hairtivick, live and lustrous: At night, spread the hair apart and rub a little Resinol Ointment into the scalp gently, with the tip of the finger. Rcpeat this until the whole alphasbeentreated. N ing, shampoo thoroughly inol Seap and hot water. Work the creamny Resinol laticer wellinto the thescalp. Rinsewithgraduallyceol- er water, the last water being cold. Resinel Soap and Resivol Ointment easily heal eczenza azd similar skineruptions. Sold by all drapgists. Fer sample free, write to Dept. 27-5, Resiwol, Battimere, Md. ith Res- Susdn Miller, William Keirans, Miss Theresa Doyle, Michael Barber, Miss Lizzie Flynn, Harvey Lerou,” Miss Ag- nes Johnstone, Corp Frank Gallagher, Frank Gallager. mond Gates, Miss Edith Miss_ Ruth Miss Bernice Garde Florimonde. 3—Dr. and Mrs, William K. Mr. and C. Lin- Taft- ville, Mr Mrs. A. B. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. J. D Conant, Mr and Mrs Henry Mathieu. Box 24—Mr. and Mrs. Charies A. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Walter King, Mrs. Charles Broadhurst. Box 25—U, S. W. V. Col L. lark, Past Commander John €. Dailey" { Commander John J. Hoey. 6—Mr. and Mrs. Rob: and Mrs. J. B. Baldw ingham. Commander Post, Mr. and Mrs. T—Mr. and Mr red H. Miss Katherine Riley, Miss Mae Y, Mrs. Ada A. Taylor, Miss Evelyn ie Gilbart. Miss e Murphy 3 Box 28—Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Helmold, Mrs, J. B. Fuilerton, Miss Stella Gard- ncl, J. B. Fullerton. 9—Hon. and . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur An- John King, Mrs. W. A. King, ddie Smith, Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Mr George C. 30—Lieut. H. ¥1. Fenton, Tiesing, H. Fenton, Lieut, and orwich, Miss Captain and rarbox, Norwich, Lieut. . Dennison. and Mrs, G. M. Graves, T. F. Howie, John Howie, aves, Mrs. Henry Hyde, Louis Lincoln. { Many Beautiful Gowns. Amorg the many beautiful gowns following were especially Mr: . Fo: Mr. ana Mrs, Bertha Botham, vellow. crepe Lincoln, black silk net, blue embroidery Mrs. Fred Rile; saline, silk net roses satin _mes- crimson Mae Riley, white organdie ler color trimming. Mrs. C. C. Helmold, white char- meuse, white chiffon overdress. Mrs., Ernest Chesbro, taupe crepe de_chine. Miss laura Chesebro, dolly varden| e over pink satin, pink waistcoat. Mrs. Charles Gates, black charmeuse. Mrs. Charles Nichols, vellow crepe meteor, lace sarniture, beaded trim- mings. s Katherine messaline, tion: Rill Nile green hadow lace, pink carna- Ada Taylor, black silkk, white velyn Goodwin, atin messal white carna Giibart, black sai hnation: Murphy oses. blue chiffon e with shadow and lace, tin, with white crepe de blue chine, pink r Mrs. Nelson Daniels, meuse, lace garniture, Mrs. Ray Lockwood, blue satin, chif- fon overdress. Mrs. William Elliott. meuse, pearl trimmings. Mrs. Louis Dondero. black silk net over gold brocaded char- pink Mrs. Franc H. Foss, pink chiffon | over white satin, beaded trimming. Frank P. Fenton, pale green 1 C. Moon, white crepe de meteor, garniture. Mrs. W Faatz, black silk net over black messaline, sage bouquet, Iver trimmings, coh- | American Beauty roses. Mrs, Harold C. Lincoln, white crepe de chine with long tunic ang ecru lace | trimminas. Miss Jessie Livingstone, Taftville, chite chiffon drapery trim- with shadow lace and gold bead- Mrs, Ramsey Wallace of Springfield, Mass, blue pussy willow taffeta. Mrs. ther Dondero, black silk net k taffeta. eorge Hinman, pink satin mes lace and fur trimmings. W. J. Dunn, New York lace, American Beauty rose: Hannah Ahern, vellow messa- i black lace tunic Mrs, Daniel P. Dunn, white char- meuse, black lace tunic, embroidered with pearl snd cut steel roses. D. Tayler, pink char- ntal girdle, Swan, Norwich, whice| silk, beadad trimmings. . W. G. dark blue silk . W. R. Dennison, Norwich, yel- crepe de chine over white mes- gold trimnming. 3 Edith Pierson, messaline, white chiffon. nhur Andrews, blue silk Addie Smith, black ch hite Jay Norwich, pink fon lace over Sheppard, black coln, dark blue silk, Alpaugh, dark blue Varna McDonald, purple mes- A. L. French, purple crepe de Hithouse, pale blue farion Lincolr, black lace over peacock blue lace garniture. pink messa- | crepe de chine meteo | Frances Leonard, hadow lace. de Stockden. Kirkland, white lace. > W pink messaline. . R. Parker, bl satin, jet trimmmgs. ss Blanchette, white lace over pink satir Mrs A. T Bill, blue embroidered ‘cn over white messaline. BOARD OF RELIEF | Hears From Sight Who Seek Abate- ment of Taxes—Five Women Ask For Reductions. ch The third meeting of the board of relief was held in the S!!E\UIHE’BE rooms at the town buildi At adjournment it was decided to the next meeting at 2 o'clock T day afternoon. The joint meeting with the assessors will be held at 10 o'- clock Tuesday, Feb. 23. Among those who appeared Monday before the board were Miss Cordeiia Maison, by her attorney. asking for a ©one thousand dollar reduction on her property on Windham sireet, valued at $7000. aries Wilson, for a reduction of $150 on 13 Turner street, Alice and Emma Fry for a reduc- tion of fone thousand on 323 Jackson | street. Hattie Thompson for a one thou and dollar reducticn on her propert on_the back road. Dr. Laura H. Hills, by her atlorney, for a reduction of $700 on 17 North street. William L. Chappell for a reduction of 3230 on 226 and 230 West Main street. : There were requests from Mary ‘A. Martin for a $475 reduction on 88 't Fen-| royal blue 1k, chiffon overskirt, lace(. trimmings Mrs, A B. Cunningham, light blue messaline, _ chiffon overdress, bodice|? an dtrimmings of black velvet. Mrs. J. D. Conant, plum colored crepe de chine, silver trimmirgs. Henry Mathieu, pini silk mar- white lace. | Spring_street, and from Dennis Shea for a $1300 reduction on his property on Windham road, which he cizimed had been ofiered for saie at the price he claimed for fice years previous to its purchase. Five-Pound Trout on Exhibition. The five pound square tailed trout caught by Dr. T. R, Parker of this city last September at Upper Dam, -is now on exhibition in the window ©of a Main street establishment, and is attracting considerable attention. The trout is the largest ever exhibited in the city, is mounted on a curly birchbark re- sembling a water background, and the whole is surmounted by an oval gl i a handsome mahoga The fly and leader with which the blg |fish_was caught are seen, fastened to iits mouth. CITY COURT CASES. Ahusw. Disturber Given Another Chance—Neighbors Quarrel Case Is 57T Bert M, Bigelow, who was arrested Sunday on complaint of his wife, who stated he was in the habit of come ing home intoxicated and making life {miserable for her, pleaded zuilty to a breach of the peace charge in the po- |lice court Monday morning. lie re- {celved a 30-day jail sentence. which was suspended on account of the fact that he was the sole support of his family, and he was put on probation for three months, John Joe of Stone Row. who had a heated arzument with Mike Mackrel, a neighbor, Saturday, was found guilty of assault’ and breach of the peace, and paid fines and costs amounting to $14.80. The trouble started when the water with which Mackrel was wash- mg the floor ran throush into Joe's kitchen, Labor Payrell. | The city labor payroll for ending Feb. 13, divided as follow: $16 street d maintaining sewe: works, $87.11, th 1915 totalled $387.63, police deb.u'tmenl partment, $39.66; State Secretary Hine at Normal School Secretary Charles D. Hine, of the State Board of Kducation, was a visi- tor in this city Monday, and delivered a short telk to the members of the senior class at the normal school dur- ing the afternoon. Patients at Hospital. | Among recent admissions to St. Jo- Florence Tit- race seph’s hospital are: Miss |tle of 525 Jackscn street; Miss O’Brien of Colchester, appendic Joel Brown of Hebron. The named is 90 years of age, and precarious condition. last in a FUNERAL Miss Ellen Durvin, The funeral of Miss Ellen Durvin was held Monday morning at $.20 from the home of Mrs. Ann Hallahan 20 Prospect street. A requiem high mass was sung at St. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock by Rev, Philip J. Mooney The bearers were William A. Costello, William Flynn, Leroy Hallahan and Edward Connaughton. The body was taken to Moodus on the 11.27 train for T?,-uria.l in St, Edward’s cemeter | Brief Mention. P. Barstow is in Bosto 1. Bi was in Middletown | w ] oA fda; | J. H. Johnson spent Monday ford. T, J. Watts Mon- in Staf- is in New York on bus- Schn Fahey r Monday, ed to New London Anderson returned to Groton Clapp was a Putnam visitor < Melvin spending a week in Lawler returned to on IR day. Grace Vail iting friend $enry nday £s Sara Clancy ford Springs. Miss Alice visitor 1! n Hartf rd vis- returned to New Lon- Mi { is vigiting in Staf- Dovle is a Middl wn Miss W. B, Crane returned to South Manchester J. Sweeney W. S n New London Monday on business. Miss Mae Moriarity is the guest of ‘rner-ns in Middletown. Mrs. L. S. Hooper of Norwich spe Monday in Willimant 2 F. Risedorf spending » few days in Middletow Mrs. the guest Mrs. livan of Middletown local relatives. foon has ret: is o Joha idze spent Alonday in Miss Mary XKelley of Wi as returned from a brief v this city. dar Buck has to Stafford after a short v. | frienas. ] Mliss | visitin ed to Sharpe who has daughter, Miss Cora Sharpe at armington hasF returned. Lucy A. Murphy has returned - duties at the state capitol after few days’' visit with relatives here. _Misses Olive Carey and Frances 1 are spending the week with Farrell's relatives in Norwich. Mr., and Mrs. W, A. Costello, W. J. Flynn and Miss Nellie Connington attended the funeral of Mrs. Ellen Durvin at Moodus Monday. i this cf Mond: Miss Gertrude v evening. Turner, who is sec- tary in an eye and ear imfirmary in LAY , is_entertaining her sister. William Parks of this city. Sister M-~ Borgin n's convent, in Mid- swn, returned to this city Monday, l In Harford Monday were W. P. Jordan, Rev. W. S Beard, E. J. Pick- ett, James Courtney, N. Potter, M Geore Storrs, \u.wu Arnold Storrs, Miss A. M. Hayes, Frank Par- Yiam Cotter, G. ker, W Southworth. Kelley, J Mrs Thomas Morrison, T. J. ‘ed Rathburn. W Hartford—The United States army been aslked by employers to furnish them with men who had served their time on the army and had been hon- orably discharged from the service, Since the first of the year recruiting stations all over the country have heen acting as employment agencies {o find Joibe for former service men. harpe was in Putnam Monday a brief v n New Britain Miss Nora T. Grady is in South {Windham for a fertnight's sta Miss Edna Brousneau of Leonard's| Mrs. Ramsey Wallace of New York | was the guest ©of her brother, Capl.' Louis N. 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Cut out coupon and take it to Teaute tively li Sign v below bef ame and address resentation. who N are withou an: I 2 seen, may [SOLATION O direction, in- KINGDOM OF HOLLAND. Picks and Shovels Have Done Much In Reclamation of Vast Territory. to see all that m they employ differ from the Chinese the arti en hang main entrance to Hollanders indi- f lace, com- back- \ nsel for 2 ns (f some othing. The ncluding the the west half black. the girls are topped 1 states that Holland, o g as New York in area. among the countries of t number of its colon- n the area of its colon- e rules six times as many home people; and gov tside area fifteen times as even the lan the s grad wonderment at made and r med from home domains; that if spreads out in great fertile plai as densely populated as meadows thousands of square miles e would have 96,000,000 peo- extent exd of 39,000,000. In spite of 3 lms ck of elbow room her imports attle thro > $236.40 per capita to our wrested from th exports to $203.69 to water, genuity so plotted, has repeatedl summons and come to besieged cities, over and preserv ter of the whole kingdov the normal_ le 20 per | | Supple at Slxty Age and ripe experience mean happiness and _useful- ness when mental and bodily powers are preserved by keep- ing rich blood in the veins. Nature’s great strength-sus- !am nourishment in Scott’s mulsion creates rich blood whlle it warms the body and alleviates rheumatic ten- dencies. lts oil-food im- Earfs strength to both ody and brain. It is Nourishment—spot Alnhl. three leadir diamond Do . and deserves Teputation n_charitic tries. 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