Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 16, 1915, Page 7

i 16 Franklin Square jEYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT ONLY, 3 GLASSES town every Friday h;\a;mmsmm ' Sundays by o $ it k | Kew Toaton 2 eountisa: wisdom of buying this Factory End 12 heest New Lonon 15 % Y- f Condon " B S, yae iy Sesinicd il M A owing conduct Tn gfifimw&"&? 0, the extent ow Londen The boy, who o st been dallying the truth, to N Suiuce the least, for some time, broke down, .. P on' Shars’ gonf his prevarication and prom- Predictions for Thursday: Partly case was ézi a 23 I i § A& it e‘u s fes : variable winds; warmer. e e e Sun, Mooun and Tides. g ! ] | [ £ 5 & 2 g : $ ] i 4| L3¢ i ] ¥ the : fnding of the oy was Seonds FACTORY END PRICES 4 T ricec sote, [0 | 2208 {hat a clates Tor Bt would Do forth: on both black and fancy, in all this season’s i & m, L || & 1 g“‘- The fairy tales which he i . e - - o dime | Mot ofld eraally Stoeapts T e and how. ko hancel 1o, ho I Onovm _— E i = . prevented the authorities from obtain- | FACTORY END PRICES ‘We,_ positively work for the very 2 e § m“:omfn?d LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE X 0.60 3 iscovered young Table Linens, Towels, Tow-:, Sullivan took him to his home for the that any deatist in the city charges. 2 Dight 4 e as ey on ics- et sovit hours aiter high Tt e plsht and the following day turned avpointed prosecut eling, Pillow Cases, Sheets, Bed Spreads, Etc. qu e Dy secvics end Bgh T ula whieh ik foliowes by hent Ul over . Mr. rup Ne¢ i hi; ‘with A ‘made 5 omey over e t of the orwich, who provided Tim with o coumy. : agpointment vag FACTORY END PRICES IF YOU HAVE GREENEVILLE achool teacher, & singte o : Sipes o rts an conts, Bcbeirs oo e et 3 e i irts and coats; Mohairs for skirts an DENTAI;_ WORK s bl il bathing costumes; Poplins, Gabardines, Voiles, Etc.- COME TODAY The deciding game of a three gams | fomnod e Occum. Tepresentative FACTORY END PRICES E g Tahave e sooet sttractive orop- ;‘2“.‘:;'“"’"“.,4"‘&1:.‘...'., o Cotts w1l ey [Lios: She pald the Ducy nots as ators- % of's motier St Seeiont on Men’s Wear—Underwear, Shirts, Hosiery, Night ‘ Pon T e s {ETen ST : Rt s B e || Shirts, Clothing, B, DR. F. s Co, holding. ,-:zr“!fu.f- 10 & tie untll the s ‘prose. was for Nquer violations % S o wown in the ‘counts. pot s || FACTORY END PRICES % : dom acts except in towns or villages on Women's Wear—Millinery, Waists, Coats, Suits, MoCormi: where there is no regular prosecator. etticoats, Corsets, : % s B Mabs e et . ) B o e NO SUCCESSOR TO ALLIS. Wrappers, ‘P ts, ts, Muslin Underwear, ot ; b et es. Thers e woman Next to Boston Etore Michael Kirby is spending the sum- ‘marked but_th e, s S official in chary that he had been ———— “*Phone 1282-3 || mer at Floasan View: born in New London and that possi-|Six Thousand Dollars Saved for the 2 Bucceeding the King Dental Ce. ck ‘spent Wednes- e uid_have bly some information regarding the FACTORY END PRICES # George Chese, who has been em- | public mind as to grant him " wi of his material relative = ploved Tiere has resigned his position | iai admission. 1t would might be obtained there. on Summer Underwear and Hosiery for Women, | i and returned to Lowel], Mass. says: ‘As an officer of The oficial Kindly interested her- o 5 id Inf: —— seif in_ the case and on Monday et S Tt Misses, Children and Infants, TAFTVILLE y ey brought the boy here and consulted “Another ol is presen e Sommisuioner Goss. T2 1| Wallace 5. Allis of ¥ FACTORY END PRICES 2 Fans Anxious to See Local Team nderstood that there ti and comd do liftle in the way of | Commi kerchiefs, Ri Embroid- Hours 10 & w. te 3 p. m. Mest Moosup—Lightning Damaged { are offenses which, if @ lawyer com. |he acts in strict obedience to the laws | indentification at the time. The boy | §OVernor was not at the capitol on on Gloves, Hand efs, Ribbons, Laces, Embr \I 21a'T had a friena, Motor in Mill—Notes. it _them, must and will be followed{of truth and fdelity. Disregard of | Feiterated that his father was a rail- | UTaday, Dut M was semerally be- eries, Small Wares, Toilet Articles. « by a permanent termination f his|these laws necessarily incapacitates Md man pow living in New Haven. cision. It will mean the saving of The fans here quite anxious to membership. The one committed in|the lawyer for the office he holds. 5!)0!!‘ that little could be gotten out 36,000 to the state. 1 Order It Now by Phone 136.5 [sce a game betwien ihe tomsl teac | this case “The ome committed in this case - hym. In taking this course Governor - and Moosup, &s When these two teams | ~Th® rules of court require eVery|geems to me of this kind. To obtain|, COmMissioner Goss felt certain the rommer’s Evu!m per case $1.70 Ropkin's Light Dinn tel Holcomb is following the precedent Porteous & Mi Co meet a fast game can be expected. [3PPlicant for admission to the Bar 0 the savings bank deposit of a_client, | DOY, WaS not telling the truth and he | egraniished In conmection sith the ver The itchell . or Ale, per case Saturday the team goes by automobils file afidavits of good moral character, a woman, evidently ignorant, and ap- advised his woman companion to take vislon of 1858, when the work was ] and every member of the bar in active him back to Norwich and n re- pl T ead [Koshior's Pilsner, per-case g128 |'o tltavausan, = practice s advised that such amdavits | B2 {0 Poor, and then to embezzle | yiqrs him to the care of Mr. Northrup | So7S, DY & commission of four inst }*“'E"flv to all parts of the oty | are wondering.if the Pencmah ey bave peen filed before the bar Is called | uunt for-a lawyer. A-man fi to be-a In the mean time Mr. Goss assured her | betievea v by five| = Yoo JACKEL & CO, ‘| club Wil place a team on the fiela.|n to approve the application of the|jawyer could mever have done such a o o everything possible to x. It g - . Thelr captain Fred Knowles has lett | 2Pplicent. the hurch to eend to P thing.. When we add to the act, the |find out something about the may involve some delay, but it is not £ town. The serles for the Bulletin cup | . .1 C0not believe that the bar of the | LUbE: record af it made by the o | Young wanderer, The boy was tak- the starving people in PLUMBING AND STEAM Flfl’l’.' expect will prectabl froaes 3 is scheduled to take place in the last{ OUD{Y would approve an original ap- | prisonment and the disbarment, we | R back to Norwich. Prans B Frealy. chabrman, will call | KeY. e of September. plication for admission by 2 person| arrive at a state of facts which, for the commission as soon . . pueniim o sdmision 7 3, Barion | arive ot srate ot tacia-which: £ LT % SRR YR st e S 2o e prncos| ODERN PLUMBING Ao oo, e e = it ey o T IR o et | Gommieionts G comiet e committee of arrangements { public are concerned, it would be nse- | *2Lion Of the offender. y h MOMEVIRL B Blonds i taprn P had received Mon: Mr. Goss had Is as essential in modern house as consisting of the officers of the Taft-|less to say, if Condon were meking to horeETet very much my inabillty | made good on his g“rvmlxn to_institute | Rev. G. C. Chappell Will Speak at the electricity is to lighting. We guaran- ville Congregational church have com-|an original ‘application, “It is true he|!0 comply with the wishes of many |an inquiry, as a result of which he Air Y. M. C. A, ting S1 iss Bertha Meears of Norwood, tee the very best PLUMBING WORK Dleted arrangements for the annual|was an embezzler, but he has Teform- | members of the bar in this matter,|haa asceriained that the father might| OPen Air Y. M. C. A. Mesting Sun- | y o> visiting Mrs. Sidney Smith of Dlonic which will take place Saturday | d.” The admission of such an appil-{ but I am sure that I am acting for the | po o former. railroad man hers Cor| 'day. _Mewest designs in Piatinum and at Ocean beach. The school will be|cant would: not whitewash the appli- | Pest interests of the lawyers of the Washington street for @ ehort time. :{4_:’"' V— he might be a man employed as bar- e conveyed to the beach on special cars. | cant to the public eye; it woula only | County and state. tender in a Bank street saloon. General Secretary Edwin Hill of the Elizabeth ther East| A% un for plans and prices 7 green gold. —_— smirch the bar who approved his ad-| “The motion for the restoration of | Mr. Goss and Mr. Northup started | Y. M. C. A. has secured as the speaker et i ;me", ¢ Saund DIAMOND JE Litle Storm Damage, mission and the court which allowed ' Edmund Gondon is denied out on & persomally conducted tour |for the open air mesting to be neld |Town street is at camp af - WELRY The rain’ here Wednesday dia no Thich developed numerous obstactes. | Sunday atternoon at & o'clock on the J F. TOM PKINS a specialty. serious damages save several wash- The bartender would not be in until | Bucking i LT ¥, A . PHA S A outs on verious streets. The cellar of | SAVINGS BANKS STARTER MERRILL HAS § o'clock in the evening. The rail-{George C. Chappell of Montville. At BORN 67 West Main Street A. Pion on Hunter's avenue was filled £OMY Niks g miuo i pards s | e e 2] Sl e e rene e Alled GAINED NEARLY MILLION, SENT AWAY FAST ONES. | ihown. "after “mumeraus © torsphons | his final messaso (o the people of Nor- | BURTON_In Pamcatuck. July 10, 1915, i : ngaged in recos ittt " 3 ‘wich, for soon to leave Bris- 3 g - = VOTES FOR LIBRARY CON. §| s bulldine were forced to pump the | Gommissioner Sturges’ Bulletin Shows | Horseman Whe Will Succeed Fred o et T tnons atermined a8 & |Tok Vi where he has accopted & mew | George Burton. TERT GIVEN HERE. the old bullding was taken out Thurs-| Prosperous Conditions in Connecti-| West Here Has Acquired Reputation | prictor who he thowght might be. the | Pastorate. ans ¥ ™ DIED. nober[ J cochrme In attempts to drag cut. in His Line, uncle of the boy. O Dy e e R | s i N o e x Blocss: heok R —_— Mr. Goss weat to his place of busi- | & b Dove camp o the Niandle v | S roeal, July 15 Thae, Michaet Boitl GAS FITTING, P ‘wagon. ‘Thrifty and_prosperous conditions in ‘When the bugle call blares out f ness and asked ¥ his brother had in, Pawcatuck), d Jfllm & Gfl). H.BIISS Connocticut are indicated by the re- | the first trotting race at the New Lon-{a boy about 11 years R T LU T B e o5 repl: . Figer B D o] B8 years PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, Rort of Bank Commissioner Everett J.|don county fair this year there will be|was in the afirmative. Asked if he |SPecial program: - AWTON—In Norwich, July 14, Bmma| 10 West Main Strest, Norwich, Conn. Sturges, issued on Thursday, for the|a strange face in the judges’ stand, the | would know the lad if he saw him, the ""6“‘{;“ ;‘}‘;,:’"’ day. hysical 4k o Hunt, widow "o fzsastos ‘#mug. Agent for N. B, O. Sheet Packing. . gaged in cleaning | three months ending June 30. During |face of the starting judge. The genial | uncle replied he certainly would. Then of ihe X A "C‘"& e ;‘ s rector | Tawton, aged 66 Joors. or . - out the gutters on Merchants $.venue. |that period the savings banks not only | and loquacions Fred ‘West, who started | the missing one was produced and his o Xe <A ~|u‘,' . -~ ""’l‘ Funeral at tl Ho“To"ns "E a— ained in assets but the deposits in-|the races last year, has passed into|unele exclaimed, “Hello, John, where|P8ssing a two weel s P8 A BR TR L 0 K Motor Burned Out. creased well toward a million dollars. | the Great Beyond, and with his pass- 3 Gardner Lake, returned Thursday and| Perkins avenue, bave you been?" This completed the - July 16 at 2.30.’ Burial in the fami Lightning @ the storm, Wed- | g “as Bank Commissioner Sturges’|ing goes a flood of kindly reminis-|boy's undoing and he was willing | Wil Fesumo his duties today. uly 16 at 230" Burial in y nesday aftirnoon Tollmed o, ed- | first quarterly bulletin, showing the | Conces, p—— SR e lot at Y. thereafter to tell the truth. Bpringfield, M: . and New York g P g i gondition of the 32 savings banks and| Knowing that the performance of |, His father, Patrick J. Sullivan, bar-| COMING TO FISHERS ISLAND. Tapers piease copy. e ream motor In mill number four. The dam. | 07 State banks and trust companies in | stariing Judee. con Toorr e nocr 5t | tondet wt 565 Bank strcet. is the fath- T.F. BURNS Report That John Hays Hammond, parts were mended Thursday | cote S the savings Bangs on iy s o | SUSCess of any Narness racing, the fair e e e hate | T WM ek Uy g Pt Thaek. Heaung a—nd Plumhms- % o thie faoraing. Section will Do |$350.852.600.54, s aguinst $IL0TE, | ooy O5ided to try and eccure the | 2o4Hd with Mre Hiram Keenep of §72 f s 92 Franklin Street Quart Bricks . . e comuction % ecrea meare| S48 0 AP Fhe foral o€ B e, LTI TR 2 M Yo | e, "o, WS b i |, SOk THaye Hammone Jr. who or s posits in the savings banks on July 1 't v- | what high strung disposition, got a fit e 5 Pint Bricks . .- Srurch, Is advancing as fast ag possi- | was $316,858,1640. On July 1, 1914, the | LOLteFs in the races, but who, discov periments in wireless telegraphy and 2 s domme ok work s over the large | deposits amounted to 3313.905,357.60, | SunS, hat he had a naturel ‘aptituds | Of wanderlust some weeks ‘ago, and |PETmENE %, Fireless elesraphy and : i ,805,357.60. | g disappeared. Just where his wander- 4 et e b S e T S T e A S e P T X {{IRON GASTINGS , DUNN’S PH ARMACY : - The increase in the gqneral deposits | 8- Sinos Saren his story 1o known, O°°"™ [ will 65t up & manufacturing plant and FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY -+ James Bmerson and Willlam White | In state barks and trust companies for The man who will wave the starter's He is now back with Mrs. Keeney, experimental station on Fishers I - " caught a nice string of sk Wednes- | the quarter was $1,604,876.56. The in- [flag In the races this year will be A. | hers he will be permitted to remmis|12d at ‘an expenditure of approxi THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY co 50 Main' Street day afternoon in the Shetucket river. | CTease in savings deposits for the same s long as he is a well behaved boy. [Dately $760.000. Lack of sultable rall_ period was $843,466.12, Years ago road facllities at Gloucester is said — o e il b Aoy o e O to be the principal reason for the No. 111> 25 Forrx Strest 4 18141014 Frank Squires of New London, in| THMAES RIVER HEARING éadi e - as . Bt Jobn A. ...-...‘ Son|a ae:ge-f-::sd 2uempt to (aisty " bis IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER Ed:n o.n-w: of NwhhAlnd E.D.| SOCIAL CORNER CLUB NO 2. STETSON & YOUNG - SCAL |es; of Dr. Thomas 3. Srurray £ 2 | At 10.30 on Morning of July 22—Need e N A | ettt By T M. M. Coliee te d Build LEHIGH VALLEY 2‘% took a 1,000 tablet bottle of mor. | °f Imerovement Will Be Determined. RTIE ot o Samnesiiter. tu- | Meehork (et Foge Tewme, Pess- Carpenters an ers, No. 2 Nut 0000 per tan |80 T retes oaare, 1nihe Upon the requcet of the city of Nor. | 3010: X starter 1 ot mmde.” | Franic Miea: oligte: » SRR TV Fi: T e vials WE H « Offics and Yard Central Wharf | Judge Coit and sentenced to six | VGh'the board of engineers for rivers 3 starting urits Anderson, ‘Waterbury, ‘mian- e i 2 gutastaln = 50 WEST MAIN ST. " " are so very few good starting ju g £ "elephone . etk months in the county jail, o Dubhe mearing At tha ity o old | In*thie countey. Bosens snd Gomm o | sracturing sorews; g2 e A, i rgan; 'Archer £00d men have imagined that they had — | chamber in Norwich at 1030'a. m. on | §0°0x thread-rolling n. A large number attended July 2, on the proposed improvement | 2il the qualifications Of a first class J. Belcher, Hartford, dri all ed the charming hoepi- RHEUMATISM GOES of Thames fiver with a vView to pro- | Starter, and have persuaded the’ B o appetiais Overhauling and 2 yiding .-_hzn;«;o: ch:::loll ta;eat‘w;"n -Ne: z i ing machi l‘x‘;:n:clgm was :;ved_ug::r ::'1 _:h’-‘:: WL r. J' > l < n harbor and the cf forwich, rtis P. Brown, East Hempton trees, ving a = - 1F."HOBD'S 18" USED |isnin hartor and fe Sty of Novwich, Souventr Of the pleasant occasion. - DEN I IS I - T ed by the recent river and harbor act, nseq of rt, 1 3 The home was artistically decorated epa]r or THe genuine old reliable Hood’s |passed by congress 2 rd, cup-dispensing device: with the Soclal Corner color includ- - b Barsaparilla corrects the acid condi. | arrane Thu loom: |ing handsome boquets of flowers. DENTIST May Building - y of all kinds on ton of the blood and builds up the | hay°% My i, G0 The ObnE of ng o e W2 e et B g Sy R i SRl e FTaWy . AUTOMOBILES, T Mt et |ehep 5o gres Dunciedou thets | Seeitics M puople, nompronvil, | elpeg pams 8 dsushit o or'all’ | - DR. E. ). JONES ¥ stride, and with few scores, the public ‘aeroplane; Hben- | Norwich . CARRIAGES, WAGONS, }:fi’;"'! "J”-hr :f‘g m““ boen sucosss-. | SR ne B et SE Sroposcd | and traners are well satisfied and will Hil; Bouth Normere celeusing < TRUCKS and CARTS. For Oy years. g |18 necessary and d in the inter. back to the next 'mesting in Norman B. Hurd, New lMlchl-)nIell Repairs, P-I'n;l.-:. Trim- | and all ills o m"'lm dim'bm survey of the river will be ordered and - Lewis, Stamfo: ombina- | | jmp, Topn from Tree During Storm— ming, Upholstering and V Work, ‘an estimate prepared of the cost of ex- tion lock: . ‘Blacksmithing in all its branches, draggist today, | soiins the work If. after comsid Dt | Sk (o Sy o T Vis Sufferers. A lmb wes torn from a tree in will be 5 front the Rotk Nook _children's ‘congress with a view to the provision . home Wednesday evening during the of an appropriation for the work. Ry storm. Scolt & Olark Corp. 507 to 515 North Main St.. AT THE AUDITORIUM. . , Eme— To Send $1833 to Van. 3 8 Eighteen dollars and thirty-three d mi midnight Again - on Thursda sized. X "wlth the mmusical | Tods 2 > e oy au- American House Somedy Miss Browaiey tiaany mosical ich PARREL & SANDERSON, Props |B g on plotured * typical nabpentas : ; CASTOR'A Special Rates to Theatrs Troupes, Hpskemaia _Tip meng . For Infants and Children & l'r-v-fin-n. Eto, apk cellent, and s comedy acting was Uss For Over 30 Years E Prospect bears Sigaature of | 2 !