Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 30, 1915, Page 7

| You'll Be Pleaed 1 You By ~? treatments have had little or ect. You need n:&f hesitate to use res- inol. It is a doctor's prescription that has been used by other physicians for twenty vears in the treatment of skin| ;0 5 affections. It contains absolutely noth- could injure”the tenderest| skin. Every druggist sells resinol ointment and resinol soap. Samples Tior free, Dept. 7-R, Resinol, Baltimore, From Our Big, New Fall Lines LEGAL NOTICES nty D 323 | tentlo own & : : very best values to be had—values made possible by s g SUIT IN BROADCLOTH i FLARED AND FACED L o7 : 503,476.31 b : h associate buying immense The Right Manager. md“."“-‘m‘ Mr, Healey gives this adyice to W 0 3 nal . b tat | those whoghave the man- - Norwleh, in said Distriot, deceased. nt : “Get out of the ruts T: Ro Brcoutrix “exhibiiedBer Ha mo the ex 4 + A WONDERFUL SHOWING OF ministration account with sald estate s %o the Court for allowance; It is there- | " n ! t . Sore foolish. Select ; any Pattern: g b e e CRETONNES [fisyuid zagerg"lf.d'n? 1;;!:5'0:: 1ot el Tn the|a manager or secretary qualified by Mao) forenoon, at the Probate Court Room|his of their peculiar fitness for the in the City do(fi.tvlonv\ch. !l!n -udh‘m&; office. A man who has b!lllne;!l qual- 1 5 This season the patterns and colorings are more attractive than ever , and the same s, appointed | feas tan 3 ¥ for hearion. s8 oy g, e ‘nmo:aj:w‘v;o S:(’)?l?d be dountad as | absistance. in s v befors. There are oolorings suitable for every purpose—Overdraperies, HRet i, Sublisning this Four exhibitors. A man who can mest : ; . Furniture Coverings, Box and' Couch Coverings, Laundry Bags, Ete— in some newspaper visitors and strangers, welcome them . vel at 12350, 15, 19¢, and up to i sald Distric Jeast in a genial way and make them feel us of ; f . poior o the dnte of sald hearing: and| ory good values 280 50s. make return to_the Court. GOBELIN TAPESTRIES for Furniture Covering is very popular this N N J. AYLING, Judge. | it ls 1 true | AGRICULTURE BOARD season. durable and the The above and foregoing is & e ) e 2 o m-‘ By < copTion e ] ELECTS ITS OFFICERS : Attest: "ANME c cnURg‘;l!;k_ < : o inches wide—prices are 78c, 950, $1.50 and $1.95 a yard. AT OF T nnual Session ‘as. Hel uesd BSTATE OF CLARK Z. BURDICK, 1ate of North Stonington in the Pro- the Capitol. bate District of North Stonington, de- TAKING A VACATION FROM THEATRICAL WORK Billy Barry Has Made Hit in Come- dy Parts. Billy Barry, a Norwich boy who has gone out into the theatrical world and made good, particularly in comedy Newest Curtain Materials parts, is spe;ldlng a vacation of sev- oy A Imported Scotch Madras, in very attractive designs, including small fig- eral woeks nd is warmly wel- - . floral offests, som Sus; ress gold tints. W comu:’dwby his old scm.nxxuncfl. 3 b by J R w S o o Iture elect- L diiuistrati MEHh . thie Will] Lo otats DEGEE of sxricaiisce & annexed having exhibited his admin-|ed the following officers at its meet- {lstration account with sald Estate to|ing Tuesday at the capitol at Hart- ford: the Court cbate for sald District % i LA L R ¢ Octo-| Vice president, J. Arthur Sherwood, in the | Easton; secretary, Leonard H. Healey, is Ordered, That the 9th day o .ber, 1915." at thres o'clock afternoon, at the Probate Office in| Woodstock; treasurer, C. A. Thompson, Arriving here just in time for the 2o show a very special value at o a yard—other good values at 220, 280 North %tornlnnog be:' and "’K’, "‘}‘l: v:s Melrose; executive committee, N. H. _l;"::llc ;p;:ln: l:t v.hl; plgl;m; mhl:{:; : 1 and 30c a yard. i arfng on the allow- el sday, aened feid” administration account | Brewer, Hockanum; Everett E. Brown, s been the” reception committes as he 15 an Sorims and Marquissttes in a wide range of desirable patterMs. Both of ol k and he. rendered active ser-)g¢; » these fabrics are in great demand this season and make durable and vice during ‘\the reception ho o Toewlay: Mias aat o ;e pretty curtains. We offer a special value at 17c a yard—other good val- L o L l:ma the ues at 10¢, 15¢, 19¢, 25c and 30c. rsberg Players at the’ Lyceum at|cordlal welcome to visiting friends, Indianapolis and at the Terra Haute gpera, house and he had {1 weeks at SENE T I e .dajestic at nsas ty. For the last five weeks he has been | CAME NEAR HITTING This good looking model s featured aker Craft Laces and Nets 3!-\\!:«\(";0: Cor-; Plx);:on lu ll’:t- WILLIAM W. BECKWITH |In navy broadcloth. The skirt's full- u rur C a Tm:i' as cSm.el:idun ‘tn': a fi:ncn:: New London Auto Driver Summeoned :;rh‘fp:buqdmb’bmm“?: D:’nm These goods are amongst the newest and most desirable curtain materials. my:rl;d“th;vn r;joln }he Forsberg Into Norwich Polies Court, with a strip of navy velvet, as is the The quality is particularly good, being designed for those who want the Two of the comedy®parts in which |’ Goat's full Tront, and velvet wuttons are || finest furnishings—at 30c, 39c, 50c and 69c & yard. he has made a epecial hit are The proprietor of the New London |,seq as trimming. i i ahtortment Jimmie Glllei in George Broadhurst's | 2Uto station and James Rogers,—¥ho " Sunfast. Light Draperies in plain colors and in a splendid of play-Bought and Paid For, and as the | a8 acting as chauffeur for one of beautiful patterns—colorings are rose, blus, green and brown—price range .gemn doctor, Dr. Bernstein, in The | 7 T8 day afternoom, have ’h .'“.. ternational hospital. He pointed out 33¢c, 39¢c, 45¢c and 75¢c a yard. fummensd 5 abvéar befors the Sl el e D et sere FUR FABRIC COATS P b T 0 i1s | an¥ that the emperor himself had tes- TR S IR R faw In Ariving past a trolley cur that | tified to his earncet interest. The pre- was stopped to take on passengers in | TMer feit certain that the hospital New curtains md portiefes Pomfret: Fernando Wheeler, Stoning- with seld BeAlYES C. GRAY, Judge.. |ton; member of board of Sontrol ot Lo o CEARLES G, GRAK SiMaes i AT A COURT or TROBANE BELE | ol Wilson 1i. Les, Orange: irus T ah. "om the 35th day of Sep. | tee, Comnecticut Agricultural coliege, T515 fember, A D. 1915. Clifford 1. Stoddard, Woodbridge. Presen{—NELSON I AYLING, Judge | governor of the state is, -ex-officio, v ol e i decensed. | Premdent of the board. o sl ; A The Administrator exhibited his ad-| . Clifford I.=Stoddard, of Woodbridge, he Administrator exhibited his 84.|who is a member of the board and Bt for allowance: 16 18 there. | also a trustee of the Connegticut Ag- rleunltural college; one of his col- oro Ordered, That the Sth day of Oeto- bbard, Jr., of Mid- ber A, D, 1915, at 10 o'clock fn Ieaite; 1 Fent Hu ik forenoon, the| dletown and President Charles L. Beach of the college were in consulta- tion with Governor Marcus H. Hol- for heoring the same, and th comb and Attorney General George Administrator is directed to E. Hinman late in the afternoon as tice thereof by ublishing this order|io the Gilbert farm in Georgetown, once in some newspaper heving a oir| which Governor Holcomb visited a few ulation in said District, at least six | ¥hic — s g and make ret Cou pervision of the college, to a certain NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. |extent and the conference was one of The rmmve dand foregoing 1s a true| several which may be held with a view eopy of record. S N oo to making thes farm more useful, to cm, the agricultural interests of the state.| Club Dress a New Model—Broad- | Thamesvill would . strengthen the friendsaip be- : - St | The endowment of the farm vieids an | _cloth, Gabardines and . Whipcords Williatn .. Beckwith, . who was igreen Jepan and the United States. || Scrim and Marquisstte Curtains in white and scru, and in a wide range 3 2 “..}income said to amount:to $12, - but- . ’ abou board ‘homs wish o me, also, the Rocke- Teuring Callide. it 1s conditioned, among other thines, | ~Favered Suit Materials. A e e of attractive patterns—at 85c, 98¢, $1.19 and up to $5.00 a pair. felle Modical delegates with whose s :;e’g‘;m;“ est hames Sireet. w8 | mission to China the Japanese nation || Nottingham Lace Curtains in an assortment of patterns and qualities Although the weather continues S was profoundly sympathetic. Japan, ically unlimited—many excellent values at 98¢ and mild, wise women are not deceived in- ;:l.‘-f‘f i t::: ‘p:"f:w‘-h&t v:.:t 2t 'a|the premier pointed out, bad received :-t“l-mmc: :s: s % o oo to believing that a sudden drop in|fast gait. He got the mumber of the | NeT M':-l -d’e;chz_r:: r:':erk‘.’dnl::d ufi::el’;‘;rm‘ h:ltu;e:.l::aln C&l':; ‘:el 3 ;:,',;2 :::: “r:l:‘de ‘h:nd car%:-lgm P':u police fm"m"n'u“on""o, occidentat chviltustion Lacet Arabian Curtains in a large variety of new effects that are very ing about In the stores and selecting | Michael Carroll stopped. the aute sy it | Bére—and now China was to benefi: || decorative—price range $2.95, $3.75, $4.50 and up to $9.50 & pair. seasonable garments, so that a sudden | was goihg back through Thames|DY, (he same generous international cold snap may not find them unpre- | square on Its return trip to New | {0lOWSHID and helpfulness. Portieres—figured Armure and plain Rep. The plain colors have neat pared. . aftern Dr. Teusler explained just what the |} band borders, some with fringe and others with pretty edgings. They In particular has the demand for| oncon Iater in the e hospital was to be. ~The purpose of - llmn. been brisk this Fall, some tempt. visit to the United States was to|] ©ome in all the most desirable colerings—price range $175, $250, 3.5 Two touring éxa one a Cadillac|upon the expenditure of this income 2nd -the other a Dodge, the former|upon the farm and not upon any other owned by a Mr. Avery of Montville, | farm. 2 " owner of the latter unknown, collided | Georgetown is not centrally located, near Old Lyme Tuesday afternoon | nor is it near enough to be in touch about 5 o'clock, while attempting to|either with the college at Storrs, or pass a third machine and a trolley | the experimental statibn near New car. The two machines were running | Haven and the object of the trustees _toward New London and were blocked | of ‘the college is to see if some way by a third machine and the trolley. | cannot be found to realize more . for There was room at the side of the| the state out of the gift. road for but one machine and when e e s g et the two attempted to pass, running PYTHIAN INSTRUCTION. abreast, they sideswiped one another, e o causing considerable damage. None of | School for the Fraternity to be Con- the occupants of the cars wis injured. ducted in New Haven. One of the cars was turned over and the other forced.into the fleld | A school of instruction on Effici- at the side of the road. In a short|ency in Pythian business, law and time fully 30 machinés had gathered | ritual will be held on Friday at War- at the scene of the accident, blocking | ner Hall, Chapel street, opposite Yale all traffic and making it necessary for| University, New Haven, and will be the trolley company to shift their pas- | conducted by Colonel Will L. Scism, sengers from one side of the block |Past Supreme Representative, who to the other—New London Day. for years has been an authority gn this sibect and is at present Jn Viewi ith Ala second term of service to _ the The nea e . o an|Grand Domain of New York as omcial extremist that-we wounld < mm"'u’b instructor. The meeting is to be com- o © Sur- | plimentary, without fee or collection Elovdan b oen. T . Sur-|and everyone who has a part in the o e Jingo medal from CaP-|lodge work. business or ritualistic is n Hobsor—~Boston: Transcrip invited to attend and Russell Porter & Clark the Grand Chancellor, . says Haen't a Look-in. the anlodsebcmceru ,Should mske an Mr: Bryan says he is without polit- | ® 30 B Fteehy o, ‘eficiency, ical aspirations, but this doubtless|Meeting Is an exceptional opportun- means that he realizes that he.is|iY. made possible by the kindness of ingly beautiful designs being offered G'S FIN 3 awaken further interest and complete and up to $14.50. for the inspection of shoppers. ks o= o the hospital fund, so work on the - Fur fabrics, mixtures, pebble cloths, | Boston Wholesalers Commend Frank bufidings might be n next year. SPECIAL! Light weight Sunfast Pdrtieres, in ross, blue, green and tweeds, all are favored coat materials, He paid a_tribute to { brown—Special price $2.95 a pair, ular value $4.50. while corduroy continues well in_ the Ve Meniings Wahthes. o g e d “We are pleased to say that your One smart corduroy coat shown yes« | ¢ ." % R betéar theh Featt terday was in rich African brown, its | 1o e b4 Yices of these men might be secured. skirt cut full and its raglan sleeves that we handled from Connecticat this seasan and wo are confident that we | seane or in e cpod, be an im- j having large, pointed cuffs. 1 portant n the chain of hospitals Wan Wide Srd the deen coilar was of | SR et our bost trade to lse it an’|now being formed round the world. It . handsome black opossum. Large black | Other season should vou be favored 3 shoild run frgm Cario to San Fran- " is the comment of Iarge | aigcp with uni! P 3 :’::etq‘:;éfiom oy e ealers of Boston upon ¢he | ana T:“"’—u“""g"t"“’;'}"‘:“"smafi —— e . S a tourist. coat jn|SiX carloads of peaches shipped them |terment of the conditions of man Kind black. green and white check zibeline. | ¥ Frank W. ‘i'"’u“l:‘“"h"‘r:'m“mww the regular forelgn staff it was plan- | institution, to a better = international 1t h ned to have several young understanding promotion of Lt had fancy Pockets and belt and the |y Browning and at that time M. S hysiclans, Every three years one|a true international spiri hardly be Two-tone olive velpurs was devel. gt e, s o R Tousier declared it would be the great]of these would be allowed to return estimated.” over- d in a swags havi let him know how his peaches aver- | meeting ground of the physitians of | home and a new man would take his —_— oitt, ‘wide Delt fnfah ot fareys hat, | aged compared with other Connectiant | the East and West. I piace. | In this way the hospital would| Using & chemical process, a Mos- tons and rich satin lining in wood | Shipments. —Mr. about 150 Browning is highly offer exceptional advantages for post- | cow engineer claims to have produc- 2, pleased with their reply, which shows | equipment as is found anywhere in|graduate study to youn§ American|.q s finer lmen ma““ the e:n An automobile coat in English|that his peach orchard is a little |the world. Tok#s as a site was, in bis | doctors. spun, at low cost. tweed was in Russian effect, having T opinion, admirable on account of the| 1 am glad to announce” concluded large patch pockets and little touches nearty large number of expert phy siclans, Without the pale of political pessibiif: | COl. Sclam and the courtesy of Hon.|of sreen broadcloth, with green tinted surgeons and laboratory men avallable [ DF- Teusier, “that mary prominent DIED. tles.—Florida Times-Unio MacGregor, Grand Chan- | buttons, ey e and sleo beckuse of the cltmats, and have offersd service to the | BLACKBURN—In this el : 8. cellor of New York. Something dressy in a street coat is LEASES-MVSHC ML, now Institution und aiso that we will| = 1018 Allce G, wite of Johy £ Biack: 5 e imstruction is to-be given in|the new. Salts' Fur-tex model in black, e - . Tn_addition . to mplsts - \ ¥ A Dangerous Game. two parts. Part one embraces the | with rich collar, cuffs and trimming of | Climax Co. Will Move from Montville a1 o Smr] Notice" of Tamecsd Neswilias Wanting to borrow a billion dollars lodge ceremony; the duties of | krimmer fur. z - it seems, is about as dangerous as|thi : Tegular order of lodge i ‘A charming coat on. the Cossack A PRETTY EVENING having a- billion.—Indianapolis. News. |business; forms, blanks, minute rec-|order is of fur-tex, its edge cut in FROCK FOR THE ords, aplications' for membership, bal- | scallops bordered with black opos- = == | ancing sccounts and every detall of |sum fur. The finish is movelty but- COLLEGE GIRL |a Pythian Standard of recording | tons. . A What's New in Suits. 7P B i & B Prthian business. 3 E-n -N Fach year the designers make an Kni effort to strike a new note in autumn For Catarrh Wherever Located sults. A sure, safe, time-tried s A a This season they have put bout a smart model in bottle green - men: edy for Catarrhal Affactions of cloth, its skirt with side plaits. The | inS and a variety of other every description. Seld by all for a K e P e reakness | military coat ls trimmed with black | Roval Linen mills bullding ia ™ e - Druggists. Write the Peruna cludes from the time the applicant is! '| arranged y prepared in the ante room until he | SUMS of fox fur. y Co., :; Coll;?bul. Ohio. v"l'hey - a full pledged knight. Iit is|, lesant is a black velvet sult, a 4 will advise you free. : i LR R N one. of the in. |RuSsian effect as regards the modish 8| oelock ted : o SRR i ctions be given from 3 5 - o O el gafreoon OT rom 2| typs, and is exquisitely fnished. part two from 8 to 10 o'clock Friday | , FOF early autumn wear there was gvening. If a greater number can at- [ STOWN a tete de negre suit of - |cloth, having a 32-inch AT jend the part one on gl:m style, with military front. The skirt otherwise it will be given Friday Velvet l;:a braig In black edical M - e ~ coErpadcioth, nba.r;!l;m- and whip- s s B Not Much of a Vacation, < g, Pest liked materials for | quyi, Sept. 29 —The estabiishment onla ea re Candidly, speaking, it st O e, of wn Interaational nospital at Tolo much of a summer vacation for Beautiful Dresses. cally assured, beginning next oodrow Wilson.—W: Star. Greatly admired Wednesday w askiogton * street dress in blue serge :m{ hl.!.fl:. 2 MWL arc ou Ready i e SEs e Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECTACLES ForYour Trin? Take | e o s dwess 0 B lnv?gp’m?u-umc}flu HORLlc K’s e d OF THIS WEEK g in school werk. They e e e v || _Malted Milk e the B Team The Bulletina ¢ e FORD MOTOR AGENCY ‘when Yachting, Camping, : Soday, as to where the Pew: too. Why not let us find out? __;?n’r::’ Fishing, or Golfin A Food-Drink A thorough examination by eur Optometrist will te¥ you his, : . Returning to N 'Opticians and Lens Grinders Leila hv:n:'m': mum PLAUT-CADDEN BUILDING- Do ang. R Ay New ;n-‘fl to:reopen ber studio at the