Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 3, 1915, Page 13

78 Franklin Square EVE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT ONLY, GLASSES Shall be out of town every Friday July and August. Sundays b tment only. PROPOSITION You carrt sell a fifty-cent:plecs for No one actually "tflm.l LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE soy dentist in the city charges. wu.uf as expert service and high ity work as any dentist in th \'wofll. IF YOU HAVE DENTAL WORK _ COME TODAY We have the most attractive prop- ®sition to make that you ever heard. 3 EXAMINATIONS FREE \DR. F. C. JACKSON, DR. D. J. COYLE Budoseding the King Dental Co. DRS. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE 287 Main St. PRACTISE LIMITED TQ Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat fl!lll'l“l.-.hlj.l‘ € sald I b Order It Now by Phone 136-5 ,1§°mMI.m [ g Rk e Koehler’s Plisrier, per case $1.25 Free Delivery to all parts of the city H. JACKEL & CO PENDANTS BROOCHES BAR PINS ‘BRACELETS SNewest deslgne In Platinum and green gold. RIAMOND JEWELRY a specialty. Prices the Lowest. - “YOTES FOR LIBRARY CON« TEST GIVEN HERE. Forecast for Today, Conditions: The disturbance was ower Lake WMichigan Thursday nisht puseta to the middle At- T, 4 i ratures ' are now nearef be- ow the seasonal averagé general cast of the Heoky-Moantaine aad thy it of tha o1 Saring the orn, 6 bopnt : next Rovera1*asya. © Fhers il Seehe ably l;n'eru, -however Saturday rning ih New England. ‘Winds for Saturday and Sunday: North '‘Atlantic ‘coast moderate vari- able, becoming west; middle Atlantic coust, light to moderate west winds. Fom New England: Local showers Sat- urdgy Sunday probably falr. ..Bastern New York:. Partly eloudy Sntm-dn.y» Sunday fair. Observations in Norwich, The following records reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Friday: § p. m. Highest 70, lowest Comparison: Predictions for Friday: Clot Friday’s weathet: Cloudy, rain, etsa wdin. rain, east wind. Sun, Moom mad na—. Moon Rises. == ? Sun_ (B 7 "} "ets. [| Water. | | & m [ p m |[& m [ p m Il 416 | 728 | 1002 [ 418 | 726 [ 1057 417 | 725 |} 1162 417 | 725 0.03 4£18 | 735 057 419 | 735 1353 419 | 738 251 || SIx hours after high water jt j2 Jow tide, which 1s followsd by figed GREENEVILLE wl"ll’d E Lndd d Mis Nordgren of Willimantic Married Here — Pittsburgh Aute Passes Through Village — Personals and Notes. Willard E. Ladd and Miss Lillian L Nordgren, both of Willimantie, were united in marriage in this city Wed- nesday by Rev. F. A. Petterson, pastor, of the Swedish church, Hickory street. Mr, Ladd is the son of Everett T. and Alice J. Chappell Ladd and is ¢mployed as a plumber in Williman- c. S "Lillian 1. is bride is the daughter of Charles Nordgren and Alma Hansen HNordazed and was born in Oakridge, N. J. She has made her home in Willimantic. burgh, That's All. An automobile bearing the license number 77181 Pa, passed through here about 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. The car _contained five passengers and hailed from Pittsburgh, as was evi- dent by the ‘large sign on the rear, reading Pittsburgh, That's AlL Personals. Mrs, Alfred Barrett and Mrs, Gor- ton are spending a few days in Willi- mantic, to Ocean beach where they will spend the- summer. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Hamilton of Central avenue are spending a few days in New York. Leonide De Nomme has returned to his home in Arctic, R. L_after visitit- ing Mr. and Mrs. P, H, Bthier of Central ‘avenue. Mrs. Andrew T. Prentice and Miss Elizabeth Rhodes left Friday for Willimantic camp ground where they will pass a month. KLINGON TAKES APPEAL John & Geo. H. Bliss HORTON'S NEW YOHK lce Cream PInIBndn‘.. DUNN'S PHARMACY| 50 Main Street 18141914 Jobn A. Morgan & Son| ; COAL LEHIGH VALLEY Mo, 2 Nut £6.00 per ton Office and Yard Central Whart Teiepions 884 e D e Watches, Pendants and Jeweley Suitable for Graduation Gifts at THE WM. FRISWELL CO., 25-27 Franklin Street Overhauling and Repair Work Meohanical llnh. l'nlnllu. ?rhm ming, Upholstéring and Mummhhmhu. M&MM 507 to 513 Ncnh Mdn FROM COMPENSATION DECISION Colchester Employer Not Satisfied With Award That Has Been Made. In the compensation case of Joseph Berrhard Tilly and famtly have gone | 59, ~—Flag Taken from Sumter by Captain Coit—Small Boys Found Fitecrackers Expensive. In Norwich fifty from The June 26.—There will be a . ground on u» m be- | Sherman and on the tween city hoises will be for a of fair purse of $20. Bleven people ers, & Bishop Willlams at urch in ‘the Oscar F. Hewitt Adhsu a on Abraham ‘Wednesday evening. Lincoln in Tce | Esfi;é 2 &l Mr. Hewitt, who is from New London is a young man of ability. Big Celebration on Fourth. The various committees have nearly | & udy. light | 3 occasion will be somewhat as follows: ‘At 8.30 o'clock in the foreriootr there will be a procession of the n the public scbools, numbering probabl from fifteen hundred to two thousant To each of thése there Will be given, erican by the ity flag and a Plain, where in five minute speeches by the various mm clergymen. At 11 o'clock the authorities, an Am badge, appropriate to the day. They will march to the thl';l: they will be will be formed. The mi military will consist of _the guards, Capt. Parlin; City guards, Capt. Williams, the Acad- ilbert and Rus- sell’'s Military school from New Haven, numbering 125 muskets and two field pleces. Colt's band of Hartford wil emy Cadets, Capt. G accompany this dlvision. the Catholic nificent service. veterans. Company C, Martinsbure, out. the Fourth. ation of $200 of July. ing anyone's Mazura of Willimantic against Moses Klingon of Colchester, Mr. Klingon has taken an appeal from the. decision of Dr. J. J. Donohue, the compensation commissioner, which was announced afl:r two hearings held in Williman- Mr Klingon was the employer of Mr. Mazura, who fell from an apple tree on Oct. 14, sustaining a compound fracture of the right ankle, and was in the hospital approximately six months. he compensation commissioner awarded $160 to be paid to the claim- ant, for 32 weeks at.$5, tegether with $15 for services of Dr. J. M. Kiein, and $60 for Dr. Owen O'Neil, with a hospi- tal biil for 30 days if such a bill i pre. gented. The claimant is to pay 320 to F. H. Foss for legal services . Mr. Klingon's eppeal has been filed with the clerk of the superior court. Ready llelp in tme of rpfimlver, inactive bowels, is :ll- ‘quickly, certainly, saf b T T BEECHAM'S PILLS l-..nu..tmnfl_u‘.w-u Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10c., 28e. ljousness resulting from GAGER Funeral Director and Embalmer Prompt service day or night Teli 6422 Lady Assistant In the evening there will _be largest and finest display of fireworks ever séen In the state. Pastorate in Preston. June 27—Rev. A. H. Wilvox Is to be installed pastor of the al church in Preston, on Thursday, June Mustering Out OF 18th. A letter from Corporal The second division will include the entire fire department city and town, headed by Holbrook's celebrated drum corps. The third division, preceded Norwich band, will include the Masonie fraternity, the Fenian brotherhood, The Father Mathew Temperance Benevolent . association, the lodge of Good Templars, and m- Sons of Temperarice, other societies or organizations named above, the town and city au- thorities and citizens feature of this division will be a mag- car Containing thirty-six young ladies, who will represent thé sisterhood of the state. One of the most {nteresting portions of the pro- cession will be a battalion or company composed of officers and men who have been honorably discharged from the army or navy, One of the flags captured at Fort Sumter will be carried by the the generally. or who are now Congregation: 18th regimen Va., June 22n At the commén council meeting, Mayor Greene presiding, aa appropri- was_made for salutes and the ringing of bells on the Fourth Rum in New London County. Orrin Knight, an ice peddler, having got pretty well warmed up in his bus- iness, took Mr. T. Winship’ and market wagon from in front of his store and drove of without aek- in- ship procured another team and over- hauled Mr. Knight on Boswell avenue and took him gently out of the wagon and laid ‘him gently d on being brought before the court, said he did not remember anything about the transaction. brighten up his memory somewhat, the court. ordered him to $10 and costs. He pal permission. Mr. up, of _ Norwich, by Th together with not Manning, of dated at says the discharge_papers of the regiment are being made out and that they will soon g0 to Harper's Ferry to be mustered His impression was that they would be able to reach home before horse lown. Knight In_order to y. a fine of and ex- of | His last engagement was in Schofieid’s C, where he Capt. C. J. Arms of Gen. Harland’s will' be ‘mustereq_out with his t the 16th C. V. June H—Ths Shurtleff college of Ninols has conferred the degres of Doctor of Divinity upon Rev. Samuel Graves of the Central Baptist church, of this city. Death of Charles A. Ward. Charles A. Ward, youngest son of Jotin B. Ward, and clerk in tha Chelsea Savings of Conold fever, ‘This atfiction 1o ‘a terrible one to his parents, who lost one son, leric, @ member of the Foufteenth regiment, at Fredericks- burg, December 1862. samaritans about town now and then send ice cream to this office as @ conviction of hot weather. Appointed in War Department. Juhe 30.—~Henty Hovey, of this city, formerly of the Eighteenth regiment, has received an appointment in the War Department (Adj General's of- fice), Wllhlnll The Catholic wxm n "Danielsonville, . Mr. Qu!nn. devoted his service on fhe 25th to scoring down the tran- script for ceértain strictures on his conduct the Sabbath before In chas- ing a rebellious follower down the aisie and out to the door, with vio- lent gesticulations. The Misses Sayles of Mechanicsville have just completed a substantial new mill and are putting in the machinery 23 fast as possible. , Free Academy vs. Uncas Club. July 1.—The baseball match between the Free Academy and Uncas Baseball clubs will come off on the Big Plain at § p. m, today. The members of the Uncas'club, who will play against the Academy ning are Luther R. Case, captain; H. W. Whittaker, J. H. Tingiey, D. R. Tree, T. C. Kibbe, N Whittemore, John ' Trumbull, Meech and J. T. Blackstone. pire is Edward, Hall of New London. The Free Academy Alumni meet this afternoon. The Norwich Fire Insurance company have declared a five per cent semi- annual dividend. Firecrackers Expensive. Firecrackers are 20 cents a pack and Young- America is indignant thereat, as it will make the usual racket on the night preceding the Fourth an ex- pénsive luxury. ‘We haven't heard Whether tin_horns are also up, but hope they are. History of Fort Sumter Flag. Reference was made a few days ago to & Fort Sumter flag which it was expected the veterans would carry in the procession on the Fourth. The history of this flag is briefly as fol- lows: It was the ensign of the er W. . Gen. Gilmore's Staft boat, which was the first to run up Charleston harbor after the rebels had abandoned the fort. Possession Wwas at once taken of Fort Sumter and this flag was bauled down from the steamer to be holsted over the abondoned work. Capt. W. W. Coit of ‘this city, owner of the steamer, had the flag carefully preserved as an honor of the times of the great rebel- ion. & A PUSHING WORK ON NEW TRACK LOCATION For New Haven Road’s Improvements at East New London. Excellent progress is being made upon the New Haven road’s improve- ments in East New London, and it s probabic they will be completéd in the Practically all the con- struction work incidental to_thé new early fall Iocation of the main line has been compleud with the exception of lay- 6 tracks and making the fili in About three months will be required to finish the latter de- Raih hrop_cove. tail, it is understood. The culvert in the center of the fill, through which the waters of the cove is now under construction, There wiil be two coffer dams, one of which has already been built, ‘The fill i8 nearly finished up to the culvert on When the sluiceway is completed, the fill will be extended to will_pass, both . sides. cover it. 'he replevin Staplé- against Addison J, Greenslit, in Withdrawal in Suits. In the superfor court case of the Norwich Industrial Improvement = sult of Mary A. ton Which the safie automobile was don= cerned, drawn. Hawalfan hds been settled pineapples are about be shipped to Cmun in carload lots as afh experimen and with. SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS DISAPPEAR Rhenm:fim in the blood, which affects mascles and ji flammati i;.‘&"‘ nfi, pmdndng in- es | Duois NOTHING MODEST ABOUT THIS POLITICAL ADV. In Way Aspiring Candidate Appealed 6 Norwich Voters 90 Years Ago. George Cook of Hope street, New London, is in possession of an old BSoel Jmot¥ill pablisiied in il city on March 30, 1825, which shows how far different in the methods of candidates today from those of 90 years ago who wanted to make an ap- peal to the voters. Whether the man Succeeded in being elected is not told. The contents of the aged handbill, in- ¢cluding a notice of a house for saie or to let, are given below: “To the Electors of Connecticut, Gen- erally, and to the Blectors of Nor- wich, Particularly: “I &m & man of extreme modesty, &nd have been so considered from my youth up. To extemporaneously pro- claim iy talents would excite such crinison blushes upon my cheeks that my friends would fear I was affected meiriet féver. 1 therefore sit arret to write my claims énce. In relation to my- self I have today made an important 6 public shall know 1t— (oh! how I blush here alone, I am so ). I %as in the Revolutionary war, and have been from that time tiil now regarded (and that truly) a thor- ough federalist; but I, this morning as the clook wae WS T, So6hd out That I & trie repubiican, and that I Tve & been one—I now proclaim I do think thn.k my political orth- iy extenisive influence and my S#rvice ought to entitle me to your Votes for some public office; I oftér myselt as a_candidate | . If my ser- n that office, as my services. do darned well— conyention seven am totaily ignor- in the ng that m “l'lonlh 1 never ‘made speech in my. imxnnn'an-.a-b T'll regain the Jost honey of my conétituents. and ‘speak -three hours and a half each 1 wish to be in the fashion, for I “Norwich, March 30, 1825. “FOR SALE OR TO LBT. “A' hieat, finished house, on the west side of the rlver in Chelsea. Inquire of Ichabod Ward." TEACHING SISTERS. of | All to Attend Summer School Sessions During Vacation. - The teaching Sisters of the various parochial schools throughout Connecti- cut, says the Catholic Transcript, will attend summér echool courses at the following places: The fifth and sixth grade teachers at Lauraiton Hall, Mil- ford, July 5 to 11; the teachers of the seventh grade and above at the mother house, Hartford, July 17 to 29; the third and fourth grade teachers at Hamilton Helghts, Hartford, July 17 o 29, and the first and second grade Hamilton Heights Unclaimed letters in the Norwich postoffice for the week ending July 3, 1915, are as follows: P. J. Driscoll, Lawrence C. Gilbert, H. W. Hall, Miss Alice Hayes, Evariste Lamy, Henry Marchessaulf, Mr. and Mrs. E. D, Mills, Miss Anna O'Connor, Mrs. Dennis Riley, Mrs. Daniel Sieson, ~Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Helen G. Shepard, i and Mrs, Willlam Thomas, Jr., Mie Jennie Thompson. Drowned Reaching After Goldfish. James Galvin Fahey, 4 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael ¥. Fahey, of 270 Crystal avenue, tumbled into the Pond at Riverside park at New London at noon on Friday and wes drowned Dbefore help came. The boy was reach- ing after the goldfish in the pond. A little companion of about the same age, Who was with the child at the time, ran off to get help, but it came too late. TAFTVILLE Fire Scare on Providence Street Fri- day Afternoon—Holiday Hours at Postoffice—Deers Defeated Elks— Notes. Smoke issuing from the residence of - | Joseph Tetreauit, corner of Providence street ana Slater avenue, caused a fire scare for a few minutes Friday after- noon aboit 2 o'clock. Miss Marie Lambert, who lives next door to the Tetreault tenement, saw smoke issu- ing from the house and spread the alarm. Someone went down to fire headquartera on the run and in_the space of a very few moments the hose carriage and hook and ladder company No, 1 were on the scene. Entrance was gained to the house and it was found that the only fire was a burning wick in a small ofl stove. It was later learned that the family had gone out and left the oil stove burning. The oil burned out and the wick began _to smoke. No damage other tham that from smoke resulted. Elks Lost to Deers. The Young Deers defeated the Young Elks on the Providence street grounds Friday morning by the score of 15 to. 5. Murphy was hit all over the ot and was replaced by Kllpatrick. In the fourth inning the score stood 14 to 5 in favor of the Deers ,and they managed to get another run beforé the end of the game. Fuller umpired. Holiday Hours. The hours at the local postoffice for the Fourth will be as follows: Closed PIMPLES ALL OVER FOREHEAD, FAGE And Neck. Also Blackheads. ltched Very Bad. Could Not Sleep. Cu- ticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- ment Healed in Three Weeks. 8 W. Catherine St., Jamaica; L. Li N. Y.— ‘plmples all over my frcehead, face and neck which itched very bad. They troubled me worse when I would shave or wash my face. I would crush them out, then they would dry and in a few days coms back. At the beginning of i§ 1 could not sleep. “1 saw Cuticura Soap and Ofntment in” the newspaper and sent for & free sample. I saw s0 much improvement that I bought & box of Cuticura Ofntment ‘with the Cuticura Soap and they healed me in three weeks.”? (Signed) A. D. Pare- dies, July 31, 1914 ‘Besides soothing and healing | ftching sidn and scalp troubles of infants, ¢hildren and adults these fragrant super- creamy emoilients purify and beautify the Sin, statp, hair 4nd hands. Sample Each Free lrylhfl With 33-p. Skin Book on fequest. Ad- dress DIHE—.BQLT. prices, Mu'w”_ and prices | -2 J F. TOMPKINS| "% 67 West Main Street Robert J. Cochrane Mowing Machines Horse Rakes and FI.WI"I.. mA- FITTING, 10 West Main Straet, Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O, Sheet Pucking. T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 92 Franklin Street IRON GASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO No. 11 > 26 Farey Street E“..""‘ Philip Simh\n has purchased an Bng- blooded. lish setter, fall b The dog ar- rived from Piainfield Thursday. = Miss Bthel Mullen and Miss Rena Smith of Baltic epent Thursday with Jiss May Leathers at her home in —_—— e BORN GLADDING—In__Plainfiel: s 3 1915, a ‘Son walter Samucl, tg Mr: and Mrs. Walter Gladding of Provi- dence. MELLOR—In Norwi §ifl=. Doris * Lowt bel. to Mr. and Mrs. MARRIED DAVISON—CAPRON—] her melem lt Aubmdlh. and all kinds of Farmr Tools of the best makes and at the lowest prices. Don’t buy before lodking over our stock. Any size need. J. P ARSTOW&C0. 23 and 25 Water St. MiSS FARNHAM bams™ Specialist HARPER METHOD Also MANICURING PARLORS, Alice Building, Main 84’ COAL AND LUMBER COAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK liams, Harr; E. Capron, TALBOT—BENZIE—In Wuterl June 30, 1915, Lame Walter P B. Bei PEatbe renc. albot and Flarenes mAss e Rea June 2 Rev .vohn Som, 5 iiiiam Haseln T; Dhell, both of Voluntamm et DIED. HULL 1o, this cltf, Juiy 3. Notite of fumersl heragreor HARRINGTON_In Saybrook July 1, ”» n.m..rzf.’, Tormerty of Kiitingly, in the ear of his age. BAILEY—In Preston, July 1, 1915, Alice A. wite of W. S. Bailey of Bosral Finézal services will be Teld Tn the ors of Church & Allen at 15 Main Streat”on Baturday, July 3, 8t 230 p. m. Interment in the West Piai cemetery. 915, Tor- Teleohone 463-13 Harmony in the Home Rests with the Cook The best natured person in the world will get grouchy slavisg over a coal or wood fire, CARD OF THANKS. We desire to express in this way. gur Make the Queen of '.ll. Kl!eh- il aeeg‘gm;ué:;- to the friends who ha: Happy with a Nor:'l‘c'h L:::m ’r:ur. "r:.“'ld- " T to Srene oir wneers ks *°| Mlodern Gas Range . Teiephons 578 | GAS IS A TIME-SAVER ¢ No Sulging of fres or eactyiag but mshes. Notaing to o buf o a mlch and the firs is ready. Gas Range s an Ornament in the Kn.cnon and & Joy to the Cook. Order now before the Summer rush. oo We als0 hésdquscisrs (o8 Mem- Gas Arcs, Welsbach I|hu and Ruud and Vulean Tank Water Heaters. UPHOLSTERING Automobile and Furniture ¢ AatomobileSlipCovers. Electrical Dept. |JOSEPH ANGARANO Gas and Ele Degt. (90 ZESBanklinStnet i 321 Main St., Alice Building NOTICE General Statutes of the State of Comecticat, Section 1288, Regulating Celebra- tion of Fourth of hdy. Every person, who between sunset of the 3ra of July and 4 o'clock in the forencon of the following day, or between 11 o'clock In the evening of July 4th and sunrise of the following day, shall discharge any cannon, pis- tol, gun, firecrackes, torpedo, or any explosive, causing a loud repért, or who shall by ringing & bell, blowing horn, beatig a drum, Or i &Hy éther manner make any disturbing noise or make a bonfire, shall be fined not fmore than $5.00. The police are instructed to énforce this law. TIMOTHY C. MURPHY, © Mayor. MAHONEY BROS. Norwich, Canm, PIANO OWNERS, NO“CE! It you will communicats W. L. WHITE, Piano Tum, of TAFTVILLE, he will give you & new proposition in regard to taking care of your piano. DR.R.J.COLLINS DENTIST S Main Stset, Nerwish, Comm.- Turhs preticd Stop Talking War Buy a NEW OAKLAND - and Telephone 311-5 Lady Assistant Telephone 328-3 HENRY E CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building Take elevator Bhetucket Street em- trance, Phone. Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Ffinenl Directors have a safe investment. POWER, STYLE, ECONOMY CHANNING P. HUNTINGTON, Agent ol. 753 Room 15, Shannon Bldge e et DR. ALFRED RICHARDS DENTIST Thayer Building, Room 305 Telephone 488-2 182nd DIVIDEND Office of The Norwich Savings Secisty Norwich, Conn,, June 12, 1915. Columbia House WATCH HILL, R. L. Under new management of Mrs. Win, G. Ryan is prepared to ssrve meals at all heurs., JCAMINED ENIEES 8 Hack, and Boarding | desured out of tne saroings o PICKLES (Picnic Size) current eix monthe Sour and Sweet FALLE AVENUE . o CENT. per annum, payable MISS M. C. ADLES Hair, Scalp and Face Specialist lyl.odhflunmummb- 5t war was ten the cured from d a Mk beautiful Mfi!\ mfi b oS TR TR h o People’s Market 6 Franklin Street JUSTIN HOLDEN, Proprister e et e e e i s e iy mm