Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 9, 1915, Page 8

LIBRARY ASSCCIATION MET AT NORFOLK In Perfectly Equipped Building Given by Miss Eldredge. The Connecticut Library association held its autumnal meéting at Norfolk on Thursday, Oct. 7. The New England Central road winds up higher and higher until it reaches this little gem of a town 1,400 feet above the level, | with its 1,600 inhabitants. The - ! fectly equipped library where the | meeting was held was given by Miss Eldridge.” It is bullt .of brick, sur- | rounded by flowers, half covered by \ clinging vines,"and may well be called | thp prettiest in the state. The scenery | on this road is fine at all times, but for | this occasion the trees had” donned { their loveliest clothes and the brilliant | foliage yed mucl ‘to the beauty’ of the trip, SA5H Through the kindness of Miss Eld- ridge, a luncheon was served at the Country club to the 114 members who | attended, and automobilés were pro- vided, for sigl 3 An interesting meeting was held, | closing with a vote of thanks to Miss | Eldridge for her hospitality. Even the i clerk of the weather, who ld been frowning for a week, relented and con- tributed a small amount of sunshine. Everybody went home happy, marking a red letter for the C, L. A. TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY $1. 'TO NEW YORK $1. CHELSEA LINE FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN NORWICH AND NEW "YORK From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- days, Sundays at 5.15 p. m. New York, Brookiyn Bridse Pier, East River, foot Rooseveit Street, ' Modays, Wednesday, Fri- days, at 5 p. m, KNOUS ¥ $1. TO NEW YORK $1, F.- H. 'WILLIAMS, JR. General Agt. H. C. LONG, Special Agt. F, H. KENYON, Special Agt. Hartford. Conn. For Your thibn—— % BERMUDA 9-Day Tour—All Expéhses $45.50 Up Unlimited Attractions _for Vaca- tionists. Cooler than Middle Atlan- tic Coast Resorts. Twin Screw “BERMUDIAN” Safety-Speed-Comfort — Sails Alter- nate Wednesdays and Saturdays _ JOHN A. DUNN, Agent 50 Main Street - — ALES, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Fresh, ccmplete stock. Best Service. DAN MURPHY- 11 Bath Street Hubbard Squash Cauliflower - Peppers Celery People’s Marke JUSTIN HOLGEN, Pigristor THE DEL-HOFF . Rates 75 gents per day and um . HAYES BROTHERS. Telephone 1227. . . 26-28 Breadway wH ¥ YOU WANY fo pur your U Bedritn: bager than. Throukic. the. ac oz ‘The" Buuetin. < ». i BE f i i B. P. BISHRP Upon jnviation of Superintendent of Schools’ Edward J. Graham, B. P. Bishop of ‘the’ town school board gave an address on his recent trip through the west Defore a large gatl of local school teachers in the senior y Grammar school Friday nflenoo?u 4. o’clock, - - " Mr. Bishop carried his audience over 3 the route he ‘traversed im company y x ) with a number of other tourists, tell- | they blac) ‘d ing them of the various experiences which. he_encountered and -of the .un- ) § usual sights seen ajong way; giv- cin, E ) oft although a ing them glimpses of the. wonderful J ¥ . - . ¢ 2 od. F mountain, V. and ‘Jake scenery. . 1 Before beginfilng his travel talk Mr. ns BAEE the Bishop spoke of the great interest he great g N > 5 3 vt takes in the schosls and -urged the | beautiful scenery. " : ‘ « teachers to make it as pleasant as pos- sible for the children and also to cul- - tivate and encourage their friendship. £ Autumn Sale of Notions and Sewing Needs Mr. Bishope % 3 ‘ A l EUU o" l‘m m‘! mflu In speaking of his trip he said: We 3 COMPOSITIO travelod over the most beamtiiih Seuns but Mr. TAPES AND BINDINGS L R g s Mr. Bishop said that of all the’ teach- ers he had when a boy, one stood out before all the others, by making him | cinating story of the discovery of gold his friend. Learn to Iove your schol-|at Cripple Creek and of the remark- ars andhelp -them to love you, said which followed the dis- try in the world; Wwe traveled over the | spoke of them but briefly ENGLISH TWILLED TAPE shapes, value 150— A highest mountains in the: country m§ the lack of time. of best quality, 10 yard roils, ol Proe: .. cccccceccraces 0 5 from % to 1 inch wide, values NATIONAL COUNCIL COMING NOTABLE SPEAKERS e Toten. - o 3iee i Tl e O ' TO CONNECTICUT. AT COLLEGE OPENING. || 'WHITE TWILLED TAPE in THREAD = e st 3 -4 and 7-8 WILLIMANTIC THREAD, .| Congregationalists - Will Have Big|Programme This Afternoon at New R e e Ve atx inches value 6c_a roll— chine use, black Bale Price. --:-- 2 rolls for Bo | Sty T X WHITE TWILLED TAPE in 3 Sale Price............ ® for 276 R gt Bt e COAT'S THREAD—buy it by the dozen for BSe Sale Price . 2 rolls for 3¢ Demonstrational Gathering in New London—Governor Holcomb to At- Haven, tend. New Haven and Yale university are making elaborate preparations for the reception of many delegates. from- all Gov. Marcus H. Holcomb, President Hadley of Yale and many other ed- ucaators of nationel prominence will parts of the United States, who are | be present at the fo 1 celebration of expected to attend ;| the session of{ the opening 'of Conmecticut Collegs |l .. ; ‘ the Congregational National Council|tor Women ‘Saturday aftsrnoon, -at T R SR /| LN FU BR1GHT O N BASTING THREAD, 500 yard spools in NISH THREAD in v : B PE, 12 yard pi in 4 to be held in the Elm City from Oct. | which Com. Morton F. Plant, whose :fim..—- x ey black or white, 100 yard 20 to 03 27, inclusive. - In Rflglgon :;‘;eronil!l:‘r made the _institution poss B PHIE 5 oiiiaiabseees Be """".-'. Price. 2 for S . to. special business sessions. meeting | sible, will receive the degrees of Lii PRV Voo s “ various.. subsidiary organizations,}D. honors. ~ el | 9208 ,SE!A;H TAP?’ of -the u-'c‘ BLACK SET G STLK—letter g m - | .such as_the Cengregational Home M The following .is the programme, 1‘,’;"': N yard pleces wort! A 100 ‘spools, value Sc— B ko - S sionary - society, the Y P which in case of rain will be conduct- ‘Sal ,,".“““ % Sale Priee........ccccnvunen socicties, the American Missionary as ed in Thames hall: oA A 10 ) BB e = 'S DARNING COT- A M'LlTARY SEASON O e ey LIS B, o S0 tendiiia, Shewite and |} BECCIE R i TON, 45 _yards, in black, tam, " ongressional Education soclety, there! invited guests assemble in New - white, and grey, value 5 MHE I e L e LT G R R academlc prec 2w e o or Black— " o | On the ane hand are snappy little blask veivet tricsrRss with W teuch. of speakers inclu e - fol ¢ | cession leaves New London hall. 2.05 ale T 3 e Charles F. Aked of San Francisco,{p. m presentation at the flagstaff of 15¢ TAFFETA SEAM BIND- n;\%a\mh(‘:bficoz'l"gx‘( : good or jaunty pompon and on the other & Mexican Sailor that broadens Rev. Dr; :Rockwell Marmon Potter of | the National flag by the W. W. Per- ING in black, whité und colors, ek Price rtor 3o | ©¥t Into & wide Brim. o verlin, residen lunc! n. mes 5 . m. invo- < <o (TR R 1 v 5 Davis of the Chicago Theological | cation ode, written for the opening. of Sale Price S Ne | A OLNCE_SILK" about €00 “Then there are the Hats that go high in the erown and still higher in the seminary, President J: ‘H. Thomas of | Connecticut College. PRINCESS S ;- T s yards on spool—size B in black Srinon E 4 Middlburry _ college, Rev. George A. gy in black or white, two widths, izes B, C and E in white— nd Gordon: of Boston, Rev. Raymond €. resses. value 10c a yard or $1.00 a Value $5¢ & .8pook : Brooks of Betkeley, Cal, ReV. J. H.| The addresses will be as follows: plece— - Sale Price.. Or the graceful ltalian Bersaglieri Hats with the plume dreoping éver Greene of Constantinople, Rev. T.' O.| Address of weicome—The chairman |l ~ Sale Price 7c a yard, 68¢c a piece s Douglass of ' Grinnell, Ia. and Presi- | of the board o.ftrustees, F. Valentine || FINISHING BRAID in 6 yard aldys dent Mary E. Wooley of Mt. Holyoke | Chappell, Fsq. iy o 24 g e college. ~ From Oct. 22 to 24, rud-| The governor of the state of Con- S i 1t ie & military seasen that is unusually sefiefying because thers are so ing the.filddle of the council, e’lay- | necticut—His Excellency, Marcus H: R IR ARSI ™ BUTTONS FRESH WATER PEARL BUTTONS of good quality, in PINS AND NEEDLES sixes 14 to 34, with two or four man’s *week and council will' be held | Holcomb, at which many promihent Congrega- The president of Yale univers: tional laymen will speak: “ (1701L :;thhux' Twining Hadley, Ph. — 5 hal % Every Hat Is To Be Found At Its Best Style Standard CASES WILL BE TRIED The president of Trinity college|| COMMON PINS of medium : 4 £ (1823) represented by Acting Presi- || size, 44 on paper— 10c OCEAN PEARL BUT- Every Day In Our Millinery Section I NEW.LONDDN dent Henrs A, Perkins M. A E B Sale Price............ 2 for S | TONS in sizes 12 to 36— < = L - & e president of Weslevan univer- GLE izes— cs. .. 0 Assignments Are Made—Judge Wil- g, (1€ RISy, 08 WERERon Wi (1 ot price . oL e - At Our Long Range of Moderate Prices liams Presided at Motion List. . |t 1. H.'D. LL. D. S ‘ Tolies WA T Wilsris prostAet] (1aes. Bivsident tof - Waeeer Conese SIS WIS, <o o an ot oxe T HOSE SUPPORTERS . represented by Prof. Herbert here on Friday morning at a short BELT PINS, 60 jet, mat or 25c SEW-ON HOSE SUP- o . calendar session of the superior court president “of Wells college 4 | PORTERS, made of best sus- v : c"m‘ at which motions were ~heard ~and | (I8%), Kerr D. MacMillan, B. D.l} 5. DEFENDER SAFET Y pender webbing— cases were' assizned for trials In New | The - PINS, sizes 1 to 3— 3 i s e nowing. ute the am | or e o R e Sale Price............. 2 for 8o | 25c_PAD H SUPPO] - signments: DERTE R CLINTON SAFETY . PINS, EES T Nndk. Walts, Dk dad Court Assignments. The president of _ Wellesley college || biack, nickel or- black, in § Biue— Thursday, ‘October 14th—William' P.| (1875). Ellen F. Pendleton, M. A, sizes— - Lillie ve Nellie R. Lillle: Willlam | Litt D. LL. D. Sale Price.............cccc..e. 40 oy 13 VELVET Forsbens vs. Henrletta Davis Fors-| The president of Ratcliffe college “SUPREME” SAFETY PINS, ERS— RUGS, regularly $18.00. Only berg: Elva Newell Atwood wvs. Philo| (1879). represented by Dean Bertha |l assorted sizes, in gilt, mickel Clark Atwood. M. Boody. Friday, . October i5th—Short calen- The president of Bryn Mawr cols i 5 3 B and brass— ; Pt B Mawww. ookt Sale Price............ ceaes 108 OPENING PRICE.... $1358 dar, bar. meeting and assignment of | lege, k. , represeni y R - N cases. < Marion Reiliy. o XAV“’NT“‘:{:'E}“' - gy 9 by 13 SEAMLESS AXMIN- Tuesday, October 19th (nisi)—N. ¥, The - dean of Barnard college Price. N. H. and H. R. R. Co. vs. Benjamin A. Armstrong, et al e STERS, very heavy pile and ase). Virginia C. Gildersieeve, Ph. designs, regularly $2500. Thursday Getober lst_—Patrick Don. | The dean of the Womars collere -l-wo s"ml-n OPENING PRICE.... $1dds ahue vs. Conmectfeut €o.; n Brown university. . Lydia a2 "2l eath vs. Charles -H. Heath; et‘n al. Shfiw‘Kl;\g, h,:h-':t" oll“é D. L:Tc 13. . - $11.00 GRASS go'q'-. Mary B.. Chapman -vs. »Qhristopher- B. eply in “onnecticut col- OPENING PRICE....... OPENING ICE..... 3838 Chapman; J- i Underfi vs. Connec- | lege—The president, Frederick Hen- For today’s selling we have selected from our large Blouse stock two ~ ticut Co. ry Sykes, M. A., Ph. D. special values which we know will make a streng appeal to thess whe ap- NEPONSET LINOLEUM .. $150 ‘y' -« WOOL AXMIN- Motion -List. Inspection of buildings, preciate pretty clothes. Here they -u—bofl-'ol.thn are bargaine. —sworth 46c a square yard. STERS, 22 by 36, . In the case of Scranton vs. Thames| New London hall, president’s room. OPENING PRICE....... 35 e 3 v Talti Conterring of the @ of LL. D, : : Biver Specialtics Co. the default wis aikicige, e e . o DRESSY SILK BLOUSES | WHITE WASH WAISTS e e THAms Only $1.98 Only 98c . as $6c INLAID LINOLEUM. Syt . G PRICE....... 3200 H O D ¥ BRUSSELS OPENIN &3¢ iy Leave to file certifiéd copy of the assignment ‘of dower to the defendant, | PARISH HOUSE ASSCN. Dainty Dress Blouses of fine crepe- | Voilfs, Organdies and handsome [ ® Y 12 SEAMLESS TAPES- OPENING PRICE..... 3249 e R P e Sl e R BEGINS THE SEASON || de-chine, tub silk stripes and plain | Striped Cordette are all included at | TRY BRUSSELS RUGS, res- . g g T ST . white. They all have the latest | this little price. Not old stock but ular price $1€50. Spbdued col- 350 AXMINSTER RUGH| size Charles V. James was' appofiitea]Heard Talk by Mrs. C. W. \Prentice |} sleeves and the new collars. Strik- | decidedly new and fresh Walsts in | orings. 2 guardian ad litem of two minor chil- Upon Western Trip. ing Blouses for little money.. snappy models. NING PRICE dren, who are defendants, in tHe case . ’ DS ING PRICE.:... $298 of J. J. Desmond, trustee, vs. McNeil | = The Parish House association open- and others. The children are now ip | ed the series of regular monthly meet- Wisconsin. The suit is over the con- |ings for the winter with a large at- struction of the will of Robert P, Sher- | tendance on Friday afternoon in’ the weod. 'The case wds resérved for the |Parlors of the Osgood Memorial. The P supreme court. : meetine was conductéd by the presi- ® An answer was ordered filed in Rowe N. H. Vaughn. After ' vs. Burrows. . F. Al . The court was informed that a set= 11, v A y y tlement -had heen made in the case all jars 8 g: Brotherhood of Railroad T ’ = . Charles F. Lewis, admi tor, | change the hour for 'these meetings and others. > a T | from .30 to 3 o'elock in future, - Mrs. Cases that went. off were the fol- then sang in charm- fowing: > & ime on the Fast- Thames Loan & Trust Co. vs: J with - ——————— Manwaring, Jr., et'al, order for an- ; g swer; Gelino vs. City of Norwich. de- accompanyin J Colorado and New Mexico, past the fault’ for failure to plead; AHard va.| 2Mrs. Grand Canyon and the desert. Then Donnelly, answer or other pleading in tertainifiz account of her there was the ride up the . Pacific two weeks; Gordon vs. Thayer, re- gelver, order for reply. . -t % " The following cases were postponed: Thames Loan & Trust Co. Vs. Gor- don, disclosure -of defense or -juds- aent: gmrnncn ‘Nl‘nue {.I-mdm 1 &, Guano Co., judgment confirm. ing temporary as permanent receiver and jndgman limiting time for pres- entation of claims: -Allard N. lite, and" et al, bank