Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 31, 1915, Page 13

p. m. Highest 86, lowest 67. Comparisons. ate temperature. v Friday’s weather: Clear and. fiot. ~___Sun, Moom mad P risest | sets. || A E the editor of The thought it was the best game ever for ladies and gentlemen, & game of skill, conservation, dignified, al- Predictions for Friday: Fair; moder- the others being u] . | not be the case, for mo more or LOWEST POSSIBLE{PRICE 554 that any @entist inithe city Six houts after high wat: We a8 expert service and e whioh 18 Tonowas Dy feod tide quality=work as any dentist.in,the [ world.. DIFB:TTL{ :IA(;"REK " .27 )| Fire Discovered Early Friday Morning COME TODAY o (e ) A pile of excelsior, bags and other most attractive o We m:o'.ho =ity b"“’l’;‘ Tubbish was found burning by Sergeant Kane in the cellar of a house on 8! EXAMINATIONS FREE street carly | Frida: mrnxn: The y i - || butlding is' owned by Martin Rozycki DR. F. C. JACKSON and the first floor i3 ted by the In Sixth Street House—Other Notes » game for doth sexes ex- le—dare say it—if eat little mpmmmm feet, ‘unities are afforded to let it de known when ecrougueting to ‘“Hang & j ; i | | ] i § 3 R fifi E 3 !; 4 E! 4] R pat § ? ! early” the ball of opposing party. | 4, Organization of Police Force. ad( lieutenant at $700 and police while supernumeraries will receive $3 per day while on duty. The chief of occupied - Plumbing shop of te J. T Ryan estate, | Police will receive no pay but will have DR. D. J. COYLE || Tho autochemical responded at 8.0 | Ta¢he j ¥ the n city. The roster Mill Addition at Quinebaug. T . , . oemam.mmymm ¢ } ‘ i I ' i | | : i I g 0 il i i " i i i L | %‘ it §s ! : ; | | I i i I i I i W] l[!' bl 3 H i i i i H : things that enter into the everyday menmu. A desultory da in _behalf of mycophagy carried for years, both in this try i ef LA i E % sg M1H i i bl i | il i i 18 is gl electricity is to lighting. We guaran- toe the very best PLUMBING WORK by expert workmen at the fariest prices. Ask us for plans and prices. J F. TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street Robert J. Cochrane GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, 10 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing. T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 92 Franklin Street = IRON CASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY s | THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO No. 11 te 25 Ferry Street r an ex-officio management of the | 04, continues until Sat the King Dpental Co. || 9'clock in response to & call from Cap- | [nterests of the department. o 5t S Shimars Succeeding the King . || fain Twomey and the biase aid sman| Fire at Universalist Church. COAL AND LUMBER 208 Main Stremt, P s July 5eetn the Dasement of the| ,THe Stonington line of New York 1aa. X Universalist church is & bleaching | Sieamers a¥e to change thelr eastern| The Frem . Personals. manufactory. The workmen in the es- | 1iic worl of building new docks, Areds- Too. Simiiier Apaseins METHO James Murphy fs passing a fow|tablishment were engaged about 8 &g the channel and other Improve- | supirie Erawn B A B, HARPER THO b e | Weeks with Eplmer, Biass “relattven, m “dg¢?°:?°mmam mof_""“'“_ ments has already commenced. The|ong tness L s > | ; stance caught fire, and sending forth $ recetves pped Also MANICURING DRS. L. F, and A..d. LaPIERRE e i B aTahal of Beltlc Is 1% | denso volumes of smoke, for a time the = o« g Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh 287 Main -St) o bt created much excitement fn the nam.:; T na. Dr. Thompson PARLORS, Alice Building, Main- PRACTISE LIMITED:TO o Miss Eatherine Riley of Central ol bt qus wm——— mrber | ogonns s ALWAYS IN STOCK Egye, , Nose; and’ Throat |/ "Hicex Tuana has returned to hes| _ Chester Baseball Club Formed. N e o See: Sapevs; Sutian A. D. LATHROP 2 e iy The baseball team hitherto known Whaling Vessels in Dangen Tt splendia "3‘“" This afternoon at Nathan Bushnell's o as the “Terrifics” effected a permanent | g o) New London whaling ves- | les Gescribed. | 2T members of the Men's league of Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sts, . ; Painters are engaged in painting the | Organization on Monday, under the| ) ~orer, NOW JOR6OR, WatE Nest| lE SO B T neles are L e e e e Telephone 463-13 Order II‘NGW’W’IN schoolrooms st the Greeneville gram- |namo of the Chester bassball club, in| feared that their fate will be the Ninds of sports will be enjoyed i i ;e indr e e Sicpa | s a2 G, Now, BeGiond reecle, by e G - The many friends of Kirk Ricketts = vessels mn_ th fleet— o ha l d 140, of Prospect street will be giad to learn Catharine, N1 " peru, :.Axr)e.u'lehemm ver Ul an Koshler's Pilaner, per case. $1.25, that ho has returned from the Backus | L0 the old Chester club, which was| o3"Gencral Willtam. Free Delivery to alliparts of the city. | hoapital where he had been confined | Jroken up by the war, The officers of _ H. JACKEL% &' CO. during tho past month with en attack | §0° 2% SIAL 258, & € Selden; Presi- | SEINE FISHING LICENSES «Repair Work SRR I ESEE) Ik S. A. Gilbert, smtsry and treasurer; ON THE INCREASE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE George T. Backus, Charles Gale, C. T. ——— of all kinds on Thompson, directors, The club num- | More Than Ever lssued For Long fs- MILITARY-PLAN, |Dors 15 members. land Sound and Tributaries. AUTOMOBILES, Stop Talking War? j: — in Southern on. ——— NEW + BROOCHES - | introduced by Hartford—Endorsed at| The relatives of George W. Ward are| There has been a remarkable in- BABRY in Minnespotss, Minn. yaiy| CARRIAGES, WAGONS, =ik sz - '/("' E= 3 4 State Meeting. in possession of positive information |crease.in the number of loenses for 27, 1915, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 'mucxs ‘M CARTS 57 “.. BARPINS’ 4 ST of his death at the age of 29, Which | seine fishing in Long Island sound V. J. Barry, formerly of Baitia have a_safe investment. . P ‘Resolutions which have been endors- | occurred at Andersonville, Feb. B —on e £ - £ I e e POWER, STYLE, ECONOMY ” i 7 and its tributaries. Up to July 27 MARRIED Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- 3 BRACELETS }|ca vy the Hartford Chamber of Com- ssued the ming, Uphelstering and Woed Wi CHANNING P. HUNTINGTON, 3 3‘ ", Newest.designs:in Platinum-and : || ™e7C® Were presented before the Con- m.;::. fn:’me = g Blacksmithing i ite branches. I S % : e necticut Chamber of Commree on ol Brown. Thomas Q. O o ot 3 ) oo 3 Thursday &t Cosy Beach, near New Eu nuBlt npi"_ 2 Haven and were given approval there | Capt. Brooml ipany fence = They apply particularly to directing to omobile owned | e "I'f"- » a specialty. " /§| the attention of business men towards | Chester, June, 1863, . by Andvew | R bt e T = Prioss the Lowest. : |28 head nurse at the hospital, where turning B - Wh he was captured. the | PUNBAR_In_ New London July 23, - 2 || mentat taw of the tand, as set torm Favored Groton Monument. residents are Norwich muel D. Dunber, In his 75ti| 507 to 515 North Main St. VOTES FOR LIBRARY GON«, || Article II of the Amendments of the| The proposition in the Wednesdsy : 3 TEST GIVEN: HERE. .- §] Constitution of\the United States, | Bulletin to bulld a soldiers’ monument , . care of your pianc. } that “a well regulated militia in nec- |on Fort Hill, Groton, to commemorate e — Funeral service from the STETSON & YOUNG, 5 essary to the security of a free state.” | the brave boys of Groton who have the fromt axle. - =2 and yielded up their lives for their country, | Bumber of licensas issued may be ~ at 236 o'cloc] o & Gw H-Bfiss Whe: It is further provided in|was a good one, and came from the|void and it will be necessary to se-| The r FRINK—In this % . 11, | Article 1. Section 8, of the Constitutlon | right source, @ soldier and Mystic ; the United States, that “Cos of ngress shall have the power to provide for the = Binckms 2| Carpenters and Buildera ploneer. quires thaat a net a.ms::o feet and and materials at right DENTIST = recetved from flying er rosldenc: Best i Promotion for Capt. Learned. ‘Mt_htbe meshes must be 25 Grove street, Saturday, July 81, at | prices by labor, - e e antdleciplng ot oy 28—Capt. Bela P. Learned, 18t b B - B O REY at the Kalghts Tems B3 P Fegranthment 1n' o family | Telephone. 50 WEST MAIN ST.| Thayer Building, Room 308, 2 ‘onnecticut artillery, an this 3 - | Crescent Beach. - = 3 i T e e e |y et promotoa. 1o * 56| n By ™ eindoner b 30 | Simmaned: - With Tha help of soveras | > SAREocIn, Pridsnce, Tolv 28, ) FAMOUS FURS Telephone 488-2 v Joirn A. Morgan:& Son,roviding for the organising, arming statuts which goes into effect next |{he machine was pulled out “d and disciplining of the militia, and h Sunday a new license will be needed. | ditch. 4 thel Ladies’ Fur Coats and Sets. - < e COAL Whereas, The State of Conneotiout | A Conference of _the It has been suggested that, since the Sa The re; wili| Men’s Coats of all stylea Frederick T. 5 | .. |has passed laws providing.for the or- | Priests of the Roman Catholic church |requirement of a new license in the nfield b Remodeling and repairing also done ? LE’[‘\GH VALLEY ganization, arming and discipling of e instances referred to will have the surely. Superfor styles. Ne. 2 Nut 2600 per ton; e Connecticut lonal Guard, and Trcadny: Mary urch, reen effect - making the law retroac- | wi: A JESSUP—In Danielson, Jyly 29, Ulysses - mm 81 rmli. st_ 3 t - 2 Teiephone 884 #" |He regarding the work and require. |Chased the music stock of P. ments of service in the N Thresher. Scratched or marred cases Lobster Thievery. 1647 to original finish Guard, and Yale Men in the War. . Miss Elizabeth of M : 38 FRANKIN ST- . - hereas, Tt appears that the officers Phone_1214-3 Norwich, commnmty S]lvcr end men of the National One. Tunfireq_Shc {hlsty candidates = CARD OF THANKS. Adam’s Tavern Berstofore, and are mow, serving the | P gAond ey o . I7ish to express hearifelt thanks to Al Latest Designs At~ , | State-of Connectiout and the iamited | college, July 24th and 25th. Of these De said that lobster Wilitmantle. | BanY iness an 1861 119 were examined for admission to the 1 themselves, be it m WM. FRISWEI.L‘CO.,, Tesolved, That the Commecticnt | reshmen class, ten for the Sophomore is the determination of the ks 7 Suring my bereavemen: pecially would 1 acknowledge the SRR e & o T ¢ |Class. and one for the Junior class.|commission to suppress it. It t. Es- kind- | offer public tandard the Plainfield Mili; Band. " l‘o(th;.c of n:f:poh-:d‘ America BELLE HOLOWAY. The result of the examinations is: Ad- for a few days. Plainfiela, Conn., July 30, 1915. l&ho Connec"’-k'-ut National mitted, 42; admitted conditionally, 72; g;‘v’;fm 'Q‘i"“;.’}.%— h:fl?!:; ‘t};.!th'-:.l: R ; - mportant branch of our city govern- | rejected, 1. Dots expecting & large "catch but | ATchitects are busy ‘making plans Mest Cigars ars Good— menfiol.;d ';n:( rflw:um A list'is being prepared of students|find only a comparatively small |0 & residence for A. Deslan/ on THESE ARE BETTER| Ived. That the president of the | who have served in the Union ranks|number of lobsters, indicating that | Funters averue. TOM'S 1-2-3 5c CIGAR athorined vor during the rebellion. Although incom. | thieves had been at the pots before Frohmander " hami plete, it includes already 704 names, of | the owners. The thieving Is done at Dg{rm . e o g’ a A H GOOD FELLOW 10cCIGAR night, usually. When it is re- erty, Thursday afterndon e e and be at Pleasant Try them and see, thi ported to the lflpefln::endap:: of gh = - Resolyed, That it is the opinfon of . Crampton, that| . ..o g THOS. M, SHEA, Prop. Franklin'St. | this Chamber that its constituent mem- that | AT Corran of Bridgeport has Modern Gas R: Next to Cafe ot returned home after visiting with friends on South B street. “THE CONNECTICUT - REGISTER e T G it o : While Dr. John S. Blackmar 'OR cranking his automobile at his home 4 FOR 1915 4 on Onecy street, late Friday oon flew back, hitting him 1 . On sale at wu-fi:flhnfl eight . chaplains, twenty-one pay- masters, six naval officers, eighty-one privates and non-commissioned offi- cers, besides a large number whose Iatest rank is not known. July 28—Capt. Joseph P. Rockwell and J. DeT. Blackstone, have during the week been examined and admitted to_the Yale Sclentific_school. N. H. Whittemore, for & year and a hool, h pr:l-x-:f-aut';n m?@; school, has n to into other business. e Shipping in Knocked-down Houses. ‘The most prominent article of trafic Just now between this city and Nan- 3 is in houses. It is well knowa that Nantucket is the death of the oil trade, head that were built there at lmw $3,000 to $5,000 are offered for at SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS DISAPPEAR ‘Another matter relating to lob- fisheries which is causing the H as&gg g- thing there gre not more P I'Inba’ 3 lo?:mlnlhcn hardly any- more detrimental to the de- lustry ‘The Misses Florence ‘Weller have returned spending two weeks at Danbury, home fter weel's vacation on Bioek Isiand. and Elzadeth home artef THE DEL -HOFF Plan Rates 75 cents per day and um HAYES BROTHERS. Telephone 1227. 26-28 Broadway DR. A. J. SINAY, Dentist GAS IS A TIME-SAVER No bulldi