Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 27, 1915, Page 6

Mdmmmwwufie P-rk-—Bomeodge Plans Ouhng-—lawn Fete Nets $815. wm;revery member of the town,when there is =9 @@ on® the council present in special meeting, an | ground, with non-skid as_ ordinance to regulate -the jitney ser-| XNo driver will be- permitted to so- vice in Westerly, as prepared by Town |licit patronage on the highways o Solicitor Agard in conformity to state | the shouting, or -hawking proeess, and e . | EVERY SHIRT A GENUINE BARGAIN will be in effect Sep(e'mber 1 next. | will be permitted to smoke tobacco in g . - o - ;i > o o 3 A e— ‘ TS Councilman Maurice W. Flynn was|any form or use intoxicating liquors. : : PRt appointed & committes to secure the [All machines for hire must carry a - E blank lcense forms and all other par- |sign on the front of the car desig- g M - aphernalia necessary in connection |nating the fare per passenger, and Mr. P Tith the entorcement of the ordinance. {no. charge in excess thereof cin be |Pierce of Highiand avenue It is practically: agreed that when made. ere no charge for| A. Krebs of Providence is vis- mmm how “ordinance becomes effective, [hand bagzage and the smount charsed | o teiatiocs tn Wostern We have found a Shirt of the mul-mn 50 kind which is . Councilman Flynn will be appointed | for bagsage of any kind shall not be 0 B oma, Florida, ] full in the St im-which the m o-romariably = the officer In crarge and that he is to | greater for each piece than is charged |, Farle Latham. of D"‘_& Sy | B e e ot e ith: Gt 95c A O e o Mro” Chiaries Latham, In Jay street laandered cufle. We have ail sizes, 143 to 17, each a year and be designated as superin-| Packages found in licensed motor gon’ e !Mn nteed full size. If you want a splendid i tendent of traffic. He will issue li- |buseos must be given into the custody | With all receipts in, and all bills e money you will make no mistake in pur- Materials.and weaves of a highor censes to drivers of motor vehicles for |of the superintendent of traffic within |paid, the net profits from the lawn .-,Q....... on of these. have been used in hire, and will have general oversight |24 hours, and, after 90 days, if not |fete of St. Michael's parish have been lot—in fact these are the of the observance of the provisions of | called for, the same can be claimed by |increased to $815. 3 Shirts you actuall .50 fi the ordinance. After a hearing he will | the finder. Mrs. E R_‘Benton, of Newton Cen- at other times. Al have power to revoke the license of . tre, Mass, who has been visiting her any driver for non-compliance with was made of the stand- d-.uxhter, Mrs. H. J. Mil returried the ordinance. The fee to be charged |ing of cars of the Groton & Stoni = Eii s atias e e R A NEGLIGEE. AND OUTING SHIRTS FOR 65c or on ailway company, on the + part ‘of the town shall not be more | Pawcatuck bridge, awaiting the pass. | pyiie arkin family reunjon was held : than ten cents and no charge will be {age of cars to and from Watch Hill | soanion in Mechuains Dall aud tae o made for children under seven, When |and Pleasant View. before procesding in the lap of the adult accompanying. erminal at ihe railway station. | G2 at Watch' Hill. Fine Percales and Madras in fast celors and _bandsome D e for VI A aeation | e e A e T ot | Bowsn: lodge 1s-pianaing for itz mi- designs “have been used in produul;gylln -u:md ot of of_the ordinance is fixed at $50. gestion. Superintendent Anderson had | Dual outing at Watch Hill next Thurs- v Shirts. They are all coat style amMi have r _ No driver under 21 years of age will | previously, assured members of the |da¥. Several state officers of Knights Taundered or _soft ble cuffs — in fact ars the ex- be granted license. Drivers' licenses |council, that when the work on the |Of Pythias will be present as special act counterpart of shirts selli i 'or m.fl. L uble For the Boy shall expire October 1, and the year- |state highway between Stonington and | Suests. money. Sizes from 14 to 17—all fast colors. z ly fee will be $1. In addition a fee of { Mystic was completed, the schedule | /Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Martin. of $2 will be charged for each seat in & |would be changed so as to obviate | Rochester, N. Y., and Miss Reba Mar- m m m car, the capacity to be determined by |the vresent delays on the _bridge. |tin of Philadelphia are guests of Mr. , the manutacturers’ rating, therefore | President Culley and Town Solicitor )and Mrs Albert G. Martin, 37 Moss the fee for a Ford car, with seats for | Agard were appointed a committee to [ street. 3 "o (aooauu-.——zm nu-) five, would be $10 a year. On the front | take this matter up with the trolle: " % 2 PaF 53 liccnsed motor car thers Wil | cficers, and 2lso 10 ascertain WheUher | cent FESiaemc on Mis Feceatly Seeited MENS DOLLAR SH]RTS FOR ONLY 79¢ |.... 2°% . L C. PRIOR. Manscen be r; c}qx::’ulu momt;.l marker :llti\; g:: the occasional congestion in Main | poperty that extends from the Watch e-:-'i 'mlfly i '.nyr:gu lar 'v;:yr Moense! number. street near Broad, cannot be relieved. | Hill road to Fast avenue znd com- |} 4o o you may have your selection from the seasor’s best . boys’ : e “meada just Ten minutes from North Station No car will be allowed-to carry more | George W. Moors, of the George W.|PTiSes 38 acres of land. dollar Shirts for only 78 each. They are all the custom- N tie i i ats’ Sacept i Mo than its seating capacity, except that|Moore Elastic Fabric company, who| Misses Florenze Thackeray, Gene- ary coat style with laundered or French double cuffs. awd proportion, and are all coat- _ a child can be carried in arms, but |has erected a handsome residence off | vieve Burdick, Elizabeth. Hiscox, Mar- | B French Percales of the finest and Soisette predominate, and style with attached, l-undand For Y V. o cannot ride on the front seat. No mo- [ Beach street, and is now building a | Suerite Greene and Mrs. Everett Saun- we have also included some handsome Shirts with pure silk cuffs- Al .--, 12 to or Your Vacation— tor bus-for hire will be allowed to|stretch of over 500 feet of granolithic |ders, Mrs. Alfred Burdick and Lewis fronts and soisette bodies to match. There’s an unusually stand in one place more than five |sidewalk to the same, asked the coun- | Greene of Westerly, attended the wed- |} jarge assortment for your choice ai th ily low price. 390 minutes in the compact parts of the |ej) for permission to remove the over- | diDg of Miss Mary Leonard and Ben- Al sizes from 14 to 17. < PRICE town. The cars must be equipped, |flow of the cesspool and conmect the |jamin F. Greene in Newport, Thurs- i same with the Beach street drain. The | 92¥- matter was referred to the highway| The usual Tag day for the benefit of . . . e E ddy o _ . - o.n.y Tour—All Expenses $4550 L. ’ ” he V Nurs i ill Whys “Gaish” for |00 o s B E A of Qur Better Shirts Will Be Sold at Reduced Sale Priges |2ttt C g 7 After an illness of three years, from |ter day substituted. next Thursday. - tionists. Cooler than m Atlan- 0rns, Like a Kiss?|3 complication of diseases, Andrew | Prior to that day a red letter wi tic Coast McKenz father of Civil Engineer | be left at every residence in Wester- Tioemas MoXensle. caunerintendent of [ and Sollected: on Red Letter diy fwn &l'" “mu“l{blfr 5 the Westerly water works, died Wed- | ™th the contributions are en- -Comfort — Because Everybedy Tries Tt Every- |1 iS e 0y oot o e Prov. | closed. p = ; ; ednosdays and Satardays body Likes 1t, It's Painless and |idence. As deputy sheriff of Provi-| Rev. Samuel H. Davis, a former pas- Takes But a Moment dence county he was widely known.|tor of the Pawcatuck Seventh Day 3 m A- m A:“ to Apply. and previous to the promotion he | Baptist church, conducted the funeral “Gets.It" s the wender of the corn-|Served for many years as constable. fservice. of Mrs. Charles B. Barker, o He was for a long period stationed at | her late home in High street. Thurs- 50 Main Street Sausa milllons have used it. T the county courthotise. When the|day afternoon.. Burial was at River e alo ™ Yhe "Disgest selling | Sixth district court was established | Bend . Wintam" B Barber of Hart: in the old state house, he was trans- | f . Langworth ferrod to that Dyilding from the cotn.if o T all, Ok = ty, courthouse In Benefit strect. He | o Stantos” and Fredetios M Coon ernaulin remained on duty there until lliness|were the bearers. - ‘orced m to retire three years ago. Mr. McKenzle was for many years A new star route mail schedule be- | PLAN TO REORGANIZE GERMAN OFFICIAL Repa‘r w°rk tween Usquepaugh and West King- |3, member ot e Pr:\'ld:rl\ce Bolice | aa s Lol THE RUMELY CO. STATEMENT OF WAR T — T . of all kinds hree French Aeroplanes Destroyed on Tank of serseant on-January 4 is7s |oMice department. The carrier will ——— AUTOMOBILES, i She mumber of sergeants was in. | leave Usquepaugh dally, sxcept Sun- | Commi “k:: :‘:,':.:';,:::_ it greased from five to seven. He was| o) —— ter made captain and held that rank New York, Aug. 26.—A plan to re-| Berlin, Aug. 21 via nmdan. 6.05 p. CARRIA ONS, ;'g'n h:“:egtn ta;fl%aiflmfl;-f gih‘;:: Kingston daily xcept s,,“.y. on the |organize the M. Rumely company, |m.—The text of the offict GES, WAG mdmi“ e gm ember of St |receipt of mi due at 10 a. m. and (manufacturers of agricultural imple- | statement follows: annual TRUCKS d John,:"!mdn and served as srand mas. |5-30 . m. but not later than 10.20 | ments o unde;’wecelvn?:flp. was “;? theorwnurn thuu‘ becue C Man: P — curity holders. The committee which e da ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. COSTA RICA DESTROYS has undertaken the reorganization in- French Blacksmithing in all its branches, cludes leading New York bankers as ¥ = AN INVASION OF LOCUSTS| well as Chicago and Indianapolis| “Tc enemy air squadrons yesterday came affiliated with St. George lodge and then with Palestine lodge. Besides his widow he leaves two A financiers, dropped bombs in the Saar valley, Even Women and Children Turned| 1t is proposed to fomn a new com- |both above and below Saarleuis. Sev- Out to Fight the Insects. pany to take over the existing business | eral persons were killed or injared. sons, William, of Southbridge, Mass., “Never in My Ttfe Saw Anything A and Thomas. of Westerly. a daughter, and provide funds necessary for its|The material damage caused was not San Jose, Costa Rica, Augz. 26.— |continuance by the issuance of these | important. 'Quickly and Magically as Mlfl'" Mrs. Herbert L. Walford, of Previ- fo in My Tite Sew Anvibing dence and a sister, Mrs. Mary McCul- Quickly and Magicall: . This country has recently completed | new securities: $3,500,000 ten year six| “The night befors hn the. -quaA- Tmerdns of an invasion of lo- |Per_cent. sinking fund _debentures; lough, of Westerly. $12,500.000 six per cent. preferred cu- custs. It was the first appearance of | mulative stock, participating after the insect here since 1878, and was |January 1, 1919 and $13,750,000 com- |losing four aireraft. Onme féll to earth so extensive that it called forth. the | mon .stock. ablaze, near Bolzhen. The pilot and resources of the government to check The reorganizers plan to pay the |observer were killed. One feli into it. claims of creditors, amounting to about |our hands near Romilly u g The population was for a time |$14,500,000 with securities. pris. M 'fl 'h M thrown into a panic and even women ged and children turned out to fight the | WHALING VOYAGE REPLETE rracourt, ON ALL SIDES Cavairy Is Dividing Russian Fuw‘ \vlll surely get This program was rendered at the gou've been tryi 3 concert in Wilcox park, Thursday i ?%‘Q‘l‘:ne"-'_“ P evening, by the Westerly band. Charles e b O. Gavitt, leader: March, The Glad- ST TR e it iator, Sousa. overture, Jolly Robbers, 295? aurt. You needn’t fuss with thick | Suppe: popular air, It's Tulip Time »andages that make a package out|in Holland, Whiting: cornet solo, Com- Polka, Paris Chambers. by tape, troubl It" 37 lic- o Bale e i ;um«;;f .fl’.‘r"; St | Leader davitt; grand selection, Fausi is sold at al! drnfi’gists. ke madley %%opltliar :XN Rme : descriptive, unting Scene. Bu- a O ity ATatic. . A.chZDUTS: | exterminating the pests were not un- WITH THRILLING INCIDENTS The best natured person in ths Spangied. e on; finale, Star |5k, those employed in destroying hu- ~ Banner. coal or wood fire: STETSON & YOUNG, e % |and gave %o the fighters a sembiance of a New Bedford Ship. our st airorast & a: Ausizian Hoaden e s i s e M Carpenters and Builders |, =g, & yocox was tn New| ' The invading army was vombarded || Nov Sedtod Mew, Ane, 2o |Femc . o Aty = 3 ~ - e eastern t army mp Several of the streets are being re- | with rockets, sprayed with asphyxiat- |Years replete witn thrilling incidents, Modern Gas Range irices by skilled .labor. surfaced with asphalt. ing gases and blown up with gunpow- | ended today with the arriv: re o Seor il o Soco-bacili | Two boats with twelve men aboard e S e v e o Pacih | lowered for a whale on June 2 and Piscase among the locusts them- |er 48 hours. During the nights swing- |~ “In the wood east of Ausustowo, & selves, however, did most to destroy |ing lights and explosives failed to 1o- | portion of the army under General in human armies. seas found them on the second da: easterly direction. Further south The locusts ‘came over the border’| Other ynusual events were the Tal fighting is taking place on the Bere- >f your toe. No knives, razors and scis- uUso tor bunions and wart “Aivrence & Co. Chicago. calosi; Rag. & Operatic. Lenzbure: | sects. Some of the methods used in world will get slavi e o Doy e I ety InE hu_ | Unusual Events Encountered by Crew |4 s e T with cannon loaded with sand and | Whaling voyage of three and a half Best work and materials at right y Delegiomn: 80 WEST MAIN ST.| Mrs: Fred G. Pierce of Boston is|der. The torch was siso used and |the schooner Cameo, Captain J. T. Ed- 4 East - GAS IS A TIME-SAVER there was likewise let loose to attack | Wards in command. southeast Niemen river, the enemy was driven ARl S Sacury ot thin: Ioeumt: both were lost to view of the schoon- | packe — © o T o i them as has sometimes been the case |Cate them. but a daylight search over| Von Eichhorn is from neighboring Central American |Of @ boat Steerer from the upper rig- | cowka sector. il phrey -Lights and Ruud and Vulcan Tank ‘Water Heaters. E‘h i? republics. The press of the latter had [ [INE 104 feet to the deck, the man| “Our advance troops have reached been reporting the devastating effects | Sustaining a concussion of the brain. | Bialystok. of a locust plague for a year, which | During a storm two men who were | it i TR “The army of General Von Gallwitz makes it o Were so alarming that the Costa Rican |aloft escaped serious injury when the |grove the enemy from the Orlanka |to cooperate with Th Cly d N"fl Made in BIRCH BEER government made preparations for an :’m'"“’:d ':Mch they were working | sector A the north and to the south- | Advices are to . 5 invasion of its territory. Dishearten- east of Bialystok. Ttallans continue Gas and Electrical h Americs é he Wertd O e remchen hors mob ooty froma | The Cameo brought in 4,000 barrels | S’ TRV 00 of General Field fery pomt on t L e Sattader s TS whe | beky teated the-snomny, wheo 1 2w | 321 Main St, Alice Building & m ivador an Nicaragua, where eat e enemy, wi now = Let.the .Children Treat at Home throusn neglect or for oter reasons | TARGET PRACTICE WITH of e i - - 55 Z, 2 o no 'orts to eradica! plague were A drink7of cool,\sparkling Clicquot Club Birch Beer made elther by the governments or by TWELVE INCH MORTARS in the Tegion of Kamieniz-Litovsi. BEING. UNLAWFULLY N U. S, 1647 s, ey o N . 13 lerests. " just “hitsfthe: spot™ with the kidd'es on a hot day. R e e crop: Accuracy of Gunners at Fort Totten | JTEF 08 o e B v land region [Case -of Wong Dumg of Willimantic Get afcase into: your. cellar and let them “treat” at in"thora " Countries "savanced cereal Moot Satisfastary. foutheastlor Brest_Litvak, the parsuit Continued to Sept. 16. Adam’s Tavern 3 3 5 7 . to such an extent thai eir - » s o home. ;Clicquot’is honest birch beer wiith the deli- Eovernments were forced to import LR RO T T = A.,. 26.—Chin Gun 1861 cioas ‘flavor of ‘birch .bark, confectioner’s sugar and e et of Srain Which Were | ortars at Fort Totten at a moving | LAUNCHING OF TORPEDO ““ ) o ey TARPRS s el RN highly carbonated water drawn from the purest of el to:{et:;;hwm: the x..m:.,';.: target m@&u’n‘t’oflfie oot :"_'_‘;f BOAT DESTROYER PORTER MM — -M ‘brands of Beer of Europe and America: ange caused IS T4 Ou-mlfla-t Carroll underground springs. ¢ et ol Y eltice was not made known. Officers|,. . n PRty i kin at the fort, however, said the accu- | Miss. Georgiana Porter B. Cusacks, ‘Two ‘glasses "of caressing coolness in each bome. 8 | erain to these markets. This resulted ey shown'by the gunners was “most Aged 11, Was Sponsor. e = erable increase ocal | satisfactory. Made bv the m&m of Clicouot: (it:b Ginger Ale, By m“;fl“ _— = u-lm‘m:rzum R niet e Bllowed by e com X i erme ‘boom. cussion which shook towns on Long i ')f:t #';e'? ‘o(bet;. .:.fi-g prospects |Island in Westchester county within £ / for thesale of the next crop -n farm- | & wide radius. Instructions had been A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. J. C. WORTH & CO. ers in this country, notwithstanding |issued for all windows to be left open Telephone 447-12, - Wholesale Distributors n«‘ the threatening Dlague, wers atiract- |and pictures and hangings to be re- edtothaphnunxn(eu-h‘ndlme moved from walls. g g Turks Report No Cha tivats o nge. 3 N warning of the impending perll | Tondon, Aug. 36, 6.05 p. m-A Turk- Ladies' Fur Coats and Sets. Sold by Good Grocers and ; Rl e ot eciat s Tl L L A e e sinr Men's Coats of all styles. ta Rican Yerritory by the province of | o > e g ¢ o) Remodgiing ana’repairing aiso done Guanacaste, but owing to the prompt is : surely. Superior styles. action on the part of the government Ttk s londed cannon, and Torkets lo a dempatc , mm'l&nmlvmmui‘rm&. It looks as it the omly ; change wrought by the resignation of Mr. B e O A A : - Dentist Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Nerwich CHARLES B. CHAPMAY, .(-lr! !'_l-— lcth T D e Toe Burs