Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 28, 1915, Page 7

i i 2 i THURSDAY FRIDAY 'SATURDAY % FRESH CAUGHT HERRING e Ty e s at this store—they will be enthusiastic over the big values Stock PERMANENT LIGHT STATION SECOND SERtES their money. come. s_l":'lm'-‘.my‘! l:o':,hlihuSde 2 ON BARTLETT'S REEF.| EBUILDING Auoe?:wou SHARES iy ot o - Do R NEW LONDON MAN Lighthouse District Inspector Tells of | To Be lssusd in January by Resently Here Are Some of the i il eaCh 206 lb. lzc Proposed Improvements. " Organizd Norwioh Os. RAN POLICEMAN'S CYCLE. . _Chanlges and improvements to the But Without Permission—Now His lighthouse service in Long Island sound corporated last April, is| License is Indefinitely Suspended. in the vicinity of New London harbor |to iss:e & new series of shares in Jan- o mn’ 1 N A I IVE EELS were presented by J. T. Yates, inspect- | uary. ~This will be the second series| The cases of violation of the auto- S M Week Mg or of the Third lighthouse district.with that they is and it is confidently mobile lJaw were 80 numero! HALIBUT headquarters at Th kinsville, New that Secretary of State Charles D. . . - Positively Fresh Dressed Yot st 8 o meiag ot the & b Burnes Tound It neceasary o make two of high-grade Satin Marseilles Bed e one for Tuesday ani e other Fresh Clllght Cllldlt Wednuduy Cgfi‘mene ;l‘ne‘sd.ty un;lxpn AR ~ .!’zl; ‘;’:flmodny‘.eam the hb:rln‘[:‘ Tues- s d A" ‘“ of ,“ » ¢ great advan e to shipping of Suspen. a numil of censes Guaranteed Try Them Bartlett's reef LERtship at present 18 |bers by accumuiatiog the savings of |f0F reckless driving. There were o preads. are “run the mi 4 recognized, but it is irnadequate and|the members and loaning to those|féw cases arising out of fatal acci- . TR . 1 the expense of maintaining it in pro-fawho wish to build.. The taking of one | dents, but in most of them the evidence bflt mflung M "“ M ap- zc portion to its eficiency is large. It by any person of full | showed that the conduct of the driver impam b ‘was pointed out that it was out of the |age makes that person a member of | of the machine did not warrant the question to secure a new and modern |the association. The shares pay §|euspension of his Jicense. usefulnm Ab + . lightship and’ fog signal at this time, |per cent. A member may borrow on| The secretary of state decided Tues- pearance or " ou We have a fine varicty this and other less expensive improvements |his shares, but only up to the matured | day that the taking of a state police- Gk 0 iew O the inability (o weciirs 8| The subsoHption’ oo i 0. ounts | permiseton was 3 sABcIat Hasen s 100 altogether, divided into eight lots ick i n view of the inability to secure a| The subscription’ fee cents | permission was a shfficient reason for glfl and solicit your in- B|, [n Vv of (e Inablity to secure s er_share and the monthly dues are |suspending indefiyliely the licenss of ’ 2 03 meeting that a permanent station per 'é unt! ur value, aurice gerald of New London. spection. Are selling on a [ 71035, ‘extaniistied ‘at the. southern |$200, is fally paid or until the shars | State Policaman Winiam E. Jondon: —not many of each lot. As follows: S thCaf end of Bartlett's reef, about & quar- |is withdrawn, cancelled or forfeited. |sald that while Mr. Fitzgeraid did not a smaller margn profit [ (v’ of s mile from the present Nght- | The board of management meeta on farink, he was at tmes neloes. 1o o l| i Comig e ship. This station should contain |the third Tuesday of the month, when | reckless and that he had mo right to LOT 1—Hemmed Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, v: ib. 18¢ OYSTERS Solid-Meaty Fresh Fine Quality powerful lights and whistles. In ad- |the board offers to those of the mem- | use the motorcycle, aithough he had Special price .. 81.48 dition it is proposed to place a bell |bers who wish to borrow, all accu-|been asked to repair the speedometer q . C convuwed. buoy with fog signal in place of the |mulations applicable to that pu on_the machine. LOT 2—Hemmed Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, value $2.75— Bartlett's reef lightship and several |loans being made only in sums of $25 Policeman Frank T. Howard testi- Special S ST S SRR SR S ) .. 98 floating buoys in this section. The in- |or in multiples of $25. fled that he had seen Fitzgerald using 51 81 stallation of a more efficient fog signal | The officers of the assoclation are|Jackson's machine on two separate LOT 3—Hemmed Satin Marsellles Bed Spreads, value $3.50— = = on_Race Rock is also contemplated. upfoll’v" i 3 - v :c?ah:whh; -\hew London, B]";ouzh e R T R R TR S PR R g E Before the cost of the proposed sta- res ] . mith: ice | had not had the permission of the of- LEGISLATION TO AID SERGEANT T. H. HANTON tion at the southern end of Bartlett’s |presidents,’ William H. Cruickshank |ficer. Mr. Fitzgerald told Secretary || LOT 4—Hemmed Satin Marsellles Bed Spreads, value $4.00— AMERICAN MERCHANTS HELD FOR GRAND JURY. |reef can be estimated, it will be neces- |and E. C. Jewet: secretary, A. Ernest | Burnes that, although he had not been T e TR S AR IR I i od S A . $2.98 —— —_— sary to ascertain the kind of a founda- | Cherry; assistant secretary, Charles I | told that he might take the motorcycle 3 Considered by President Wilson and | Alleged Frauds in Quartermaster’s|tion that will be needed for the station. |Smith; hoard of management, C. B.|onut, the reason for his doing it was be- LOT 5—Hemmed Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, value $5.00— Secretary Redfield. Department at Fort Adams Inspector Yates also stated that the fog | Holbrook, T. C. Murphy, Otto E. Wulf, | cause he wanted to try it after he had SEE signal at Bartlett's reef wuuxal;.e %G, L. Hewitt, c.l W. Peargon, D. ‘lr nx&dhn fo sée that it ran all right. He Spesial price ........: > saghte Y w ton, Oct. 27.—Legislation to| = Providence, R. I.. Oct. 27.—Ser- |situated that the sound wuld be|Shea, W. F. Lester, Robert MfcNeely | said he knew many of the state poilce- || LOT §—Scalloped Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, value $4.50— e s ot | e e et il bAa M S Danld ot Dtats |l ik, I Viaghid; atgiters C. § | mtn who Mo o Shrs che iate police. e preads, value § to take advantage of trade opportuni- | men under arrest in connection with | the residents of the city and vicinity. |Isbister, John E. Fanning and Wil-|be was desirous of helping any of them v TR RS S NS - $298 ties growing out of the European war | the government investigation of alleg- | The proposed changes are to be pre- |liam A. Somers. twhenever the opportunity arose. LOT 7--Scalloped Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, value §5.00— and to protect home industry against|ed contract frauds in the quartermast- | sented to the local branch of the Amer- = Edward Stephens: of Stafford Springs R I AR AT ST .. $3.48 ruinous foreign competition upon the |er's department at Fort Adams, New- |ican Association of Masters, Mates and | SHEEP SCATTERED was concerned in a fatal automobile restoration of peace was considered | port, was adjudged probably guilty of | Pilots, which will co-operate with the today by President Wilson in confer- | a violation of section 40 of the penal|New London Chamber of Commerce. ence with S;creury Rednelg 2:!).":5 de- | core after -a hearing in_ the federal - rtment ai . Pavies-of nio, fedetal trale comrmit: | ooman Yot i Sieo0 gD for sthie NAUGATUCK VALLEY DAM. His Flock Missing. license to him, after having heard fur- sion. The president favorably received United States Commissioner Frank b ther testimon: susgestions as to anything that would | Healy criticised the stand taken by | V\anufacturers Approve Recommend-| . A, Wyman, who is on the John e SR SR O put limits upon foreign competition | William B. Scott, head of a Newport :flon of Engineer C. H. Preston, nKln‘:Aev‘fam h;ol’r';?;. has had r;’l; FIFTH CO. WILL HAVE and enable exporters to co-operate in | hbusiness concern and one of the wit- r. ock of over diepersed the establishment of foreign - sales | nesses By B iher gotvemmem pECEREY la:g- this 'l't;":xu The g:‘g- came, to REGULAR ARMY leTRUCTgR agencies, ,whoivcla-lmld _his. constitytional pri: T\B.,mrbury Republican of Wed- the Mm_teefivm Pl -mamnx et § Changes Deill_Night .84, As-te Have y aceident Oct. 16. Stephens told_the . BY HUNTERS' DOGS | gecretary that he sounded his horn || -OT S8—Scalioped Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, value $5.00— e o F twice before he struck the girl he Spocial prics .......ccoeoennen cestressiseene. $3.98 C. A. Wyman of Preston Finds 12 of | \illca, ~Secretary Bumnes returned his Merchants’ Week Specials in Wash Goods One case of Outing Flannel, ligHt, medium and dark ecolors, As a result of the confeferice, the| llest an & reiioy for Fiaonal. pr B o v value So—Merchants’ Week special. price a yard o 6lic secretary of commerce wiil recommena pl,;‘ Sith & feddeal ..f,_,pf,':f,, order-| It is now. quite probable that the|Masters and tending to the business Lessons From Him Every Week. o . AN AR i P Sendid to congress the enactment of a 1aW |ing him to produce the books of his|project of building & big dam in the |OR Which they had been taken out s ue case of Aproa : Sood quality and & splendid se- v making selling by foreign firms at less | firm in court upper part of the Naugatuck valley |!nto the country. In order to take advantgge of the op- lection of styles, value Sc—Merchants’ Week special price a yard BY¥%e than the cost of production here “8n- | .The commissioner ruled, however, | for the purpose of conserving the wa- | IWelve of the sheep were missing | portunity to have instruction every fair competition,” punishable under the | that the witness was within his|ter will be continued by the manufaclWednesday and Mr. Wyman, who 8| week by a sergeant instructor of the |l One case of Dress Ginghams, 27 inches wide, 10 to 20-yard anti-t_ruht gaw.. A similar recommend- | rights. turers. & nuw ot :h;t l-ec:!or;h;l ;1?‘-_ r;!'uh.r army, hme F;n:. Co., c«lam fifi lengths, in a good range of patterns, value Sc—Merchants’ ation will be made by the federal trade 1 A meeting w: el esterda: . {eountry, came post haste to - tillery, has change ts rezular Week special price a rd. commission In its Annual report 0| chgebe ot t&':‘fw‘fif_‘m,fi:“f:‘e&ug_ I o e e ol yesterday MO~ |0 get signs to post his farm against | for the coming season from. Tuesday i ot g 6%o congress, which also is- expected to|ment at the fort. admifted under|American Brass Co., at. which there|&NY more hunters. Hereafter he says|to Friday. Fine Quality Dress Ginghams, newest Fall styles and colorings, Dot T amendment to the Clayton | cross-examination by Mex Lovin, one|Were representatives of all the fac-|lB® men with dogs and guns will be| The regular drill season opens trom [§ valye 133%c—Merchants' Week special price a yard - Slie ::Atlht"flln law to legalize combinations | of the counsel for the defendant. that | tOries in the Naugatuck valley. The|Kept off his land the first of Ncvember for the coast lor e operation co-operative sell- I TR he hag told Hanton that he thought |report of the commissian appointed a artillery companies. Sergeant Britton 50 pieces of Dress Cambrics, 36 inches wide, new Fall styles, ing agencies abroad. the latter was being made a “goat”|year ago was read and.accepted. The| MAYOR MURPHY WILL e tor The ™ fn comanes Tha|] 1Mt medium and dark effects, value 10c—Merchants’ Week ENORMOUS INCREASE ;n.g tmh::t ca:e}z” pretty tough if such ;fi:’:‘.’":fi:? m::n‘cocrgx::::d }o!f lgr':'m:-‘ SPEAK FOR THE CITY | 55 C mpany will continue its arill|] Pecial price a yard....... R R o 8%ec IN COTTON EXPORTS ks Doth of Waterbury and W. H. H.| When Dinner is Given Here to Bishop | fisnts on Thursday regularly as be- |} Rippiette, 28 inches wide, in a good selection of staple strives g MRS. ANGLE TO REMARRY Wooster of Seymour. and Suffragan Bishop. jore; and all the wanted colorings, value 15e—Merchants’ Week Shown by, Statistice for Septamber— 3 L moMAN . ou’{he following statement was given 2 OLD LAFAYETTE ST special price a yard. 4 & . B¢ Dec: Bread . /3 eacon J. = 2 e L It was voted that in order to deter- | A o o e o tha come LANDMARK GONE.|J One case of Popiin, 27 inches wide, in ail the desirable plain Washington, Oct. 27.—Decreass in |Woman Who Was Acquitted of Mur-qmine the stream flow for a sufficlent | il *Sveeh S R t0 o Dt g the ar- — colors, value 17c—Merchants’ Week special price a yard. 12%e breadstuffs exports and an enormous der of Waldo R. Ballou. et of e to warrant the €On- | incements for the dinner to be given | Tree Said to Be 60 Years Old Had to increase in cotton exports during Struction. of such a huge structure as |y . ¢gn Nov. 11th at the Wauregan Be Cut Down. September were shown by statistics | Stamford, Conn., Oct. 27.—Mrs. Helen | the dam proposed would be, and also house when Bishop Chauncey B. Brew- * S what the natump of the ledge under the - y e - - eXporied were 337951587 agaimst $ds | K. Ballow, will remarry her former | Should bemade for ‘an’aaditional” year | Saward Camplon Acheson, of Aiddie- | this week when the large tree said to Merchants’ Week Specials in Dress Goods 335,632 1n September, 1814. Cétton was |busband, Frank W. Angle, it was ad- |2nd a half and to start the core bor- | 'oJP. & expected o make the DPro- | bors g P t G P. valued at (328,535,561 against $5,806,707 |mitted in Bridgeport today by Mr,|Ings on the work, to determine this front, of the residence of George P. largely of an informal nature. | Yeomans on Lafayette street, was cut 36-inch Storm Serge, in black and a full line of colors, for in September, 1914, Angle, who is employed £ important factor. | e eoma £ EEnoria Of o, adstutle; sobton snd eile iy the. Dales M:t:fllc bo b d";:mcfi: “When this wori has been completed buzl M:‘y.t:l" 'r.“c. nurpk !;: ::mucoe‘vzge down by men in the employ nlsglc;nry' dresses or skirts, regular price S0c—Merchants’ Week e e o mae ALl aaalnat |y s W marrled here | e rofacturers. ol Latiiien ‘oag | Sty on that occasion, aad there will be| high. The base of tne trank haa ‘ve: | Price & yard - 5,037, on Sept. 21, . Fo urers etition the 3 S end‘mi’?]&‘%;%fimngg: Shy Securated and 1o ToIe e Amter 11917 legislature for the construction of | 2ddresses by Bishop Brewster and bY | come badly rotted and it was thought | 42.inch French Serge and Storm Serge, in black and colors— a tr the new suffragan bishop as well as bY | pest that the tree be cut down be- also 50-inch Shepherd Check Suiting In black and white, reg- this big dam. % ol £ $03.406 splnet $016,100,008 o yuut i, [ SRS B0 Action 5‘?,{“»‘-?&2“;..:' Sndon [t the legisiature winl grant por- others. !crr;p J 0w, wiich wia very likely to |} yuia prices 75c and 8Sc—Merchants’ Week special price a yard.. 69¢c TO FACI &round was desertion. mission for am it will probably happen sale. CILITATE TRADE 3tra. Angle Is'tho dughtor of Leon | stand out as the largest of it kind in HALLISEY PASSED LEWIS. i 2 - - One lot of Dress Goods, including 43-inch all wool poplin— WITH NEUTRAL NATIONS,|ard Blondel, o retired business man|New England. The length over al is —————— Norwich TeacRers Like Four-Section x -proof Serge—50-inch Imperial Serge, regular prices of this place. During her trial fol- | 1,300 feet and the maximum height is|Took First Place in West Side Pinochle ooy o - fiction Taken at Mesting of Amerioan {lowing tho discovery of Mr. Ballou 1n | 162 feet, to be constructed of cyclo- Club Standing. A e AR AT O] LR bt i b e o e Overseas Corporation, a lng condition on the sidewalk in|Pean masonry and a thickness at the E e Of her apartment, Mr. Angle was | base of 118 feet. The gate is a mon-| Hallisey's score of 6,660 on Wednes- mNew 'Yo(r:ln Oct.uz'l.—ne American v]xi. qumtfl v b? \‘.nmthe courtroom, -le;._h wn‘k'fie“ by ;x! 1;; {;eot. day night in th‘- West Side Pln;::l' » o ¥ verseas Corporation, organized as often en her compan; “The worl 1l cost $1,000 and is |club tournament ives him first co facilitate trade with neuisal nations, |tnce T L catien Mo, 3, oha of & eerion Tonoims |in Ihy cigb SaRg by 4 mgeln of oo N g Sy g Merchants’ Week swm Values in RIIQ‘ docided at 8 magting of 1 board o mendnd. by k‘;!x(n;er Preston to con {M poits over Lewis. whio has held| L) Soe s Tall. Raviag cme ssciion ors here y co! te its serve wal n the upper Naugatu op rung for pat ree weeks. g a"""mu“mu‘m all s e e INVESTIGATING ACCIDENT. drainage basin. The plan has been ae. | This 1o the second time that Hallisey |10 the eastern end of the state. When |} Tapestry Brussels Seamless Rugs, size 9x12 feet, regular price 2 ———— 1d in New Haven $14.50—Merchants’ Week special . abroad immediately. This was an- . cepted and approvi the state|has made first place, he having dis- [the Meetings are hel prics. ounced Btte & totrer wa® Tas a1-|Coroner Brown Looking Into Causes of SRCOTS Sy tha & 0ar: e gineers. Baker the ni and Hartford it is impossible for the - §12.40 board of civil en; -4 placed third night only B = " R S B P’ 1 Redfield of the department Elevator Fatality. ke t by Qlapiioed Th ™o n 3 12 o X8 of commerce, outlining the govern-| oo o e e FARTHER LIGHTS ELECT. by Lewis, whose name had since béen in !H"f&:;t:nfl the morning xessions || of patterns, regular price $30.00—Merchants’ Week special price $16.95 it rabl toward wn 2 j ok T . Hallisey's tal oy re‘:fterru:vo S | vestigating the circumstances under Officers Chosen. for Next Term—Plan u,m' and Lewis ‘total, 42,005. The | Rections. Velvet Rugs, special size, 10 feet, § inches by 12 feet, regular e 5 which Jesse D, Hocleston met his of T first five their totals price $24.00—Merchants’ Week special price. ... .-+ $17.95 HARTFORD MANHOLE EXPLOSIDN | d¢ath in the elevator shalt at the Car- Work Outlined. nter bulldh Comm tree 5 Pt Will Speak at Central Baptist. ul on "C ’ INJURES THREE PERSONS, | Tucsday. afternpon. From mhes he nes | The Farther Lizhts of the Central _— T c A meeting . Fhee learned he is of the opinion that two | D2Ptist church met with Mrs, F. L. Policeman Struck on the Head and|bales of wool had been placed on the | Newton. 9 Slater avenue, ‘Wednesday Rendered Unconscious. elevatot and that the elevator was in |2fterns Best Quality Axminster, Roxbury and Bigelow Rugs, size 9x12 feet, regular price $35.00—Merchants’ Week special price...... $21.95 ; some manner started upward. At the : Presi- | poing 7,380, Iatter, who - “-orm:ln servic '.32‘ fi:«‘:fi u: % 3 2 ", g e ai - . . Hartford, Conn., Oct. 27.—Three seecond floor it was stopped by the presi. ible class for men m’ e e L e e e o e A e = e City. Bible, o M Week Specials in Linoleums plosion occurred in a manhole on the | Dales were then pushed from the car & climbed from sidewalk at the corner of Main and |in some way and landed on the sec- STPRNGEEE, : : N durab Morgan streets. John P. Flynn, a po-|ond floor. _elevator might have . 1” Wednesa: P ew Process in Linoleum, very le, pretty patterns, regular poee was -tmc‘l’z_qndthsdhud by price 3%c—S8pecial price a square yard. sosnve 30¢ e iron ‘cover and rendered uncon- 8,660 Best grade Printed Linoleum, newest matting effects and pretty scious for a time and Mae and Rebec- 6,301 Pendleton B ‘wool patterns, the 60c grade at 50c a square yard and the 50c ca Porris were slightly burned by it. From derwood §,1: grade at gas. Leaking gas is believed to ‘boy's TRIPLE LINK WHIST, 3 . e have been the cause of the explosion. Second of lu_—-l-—lflgb. Scores Made + »—Fifteen Tables Playing. » i —— High scores featured the Triple Link "Wedn h% & :A.m’w'u‘.“ Soiier, £ e ! Draperies—Curtains for Merchants’ Week Pettis, 36,815 thing. There was no need of using the elevator, as the wool which the boy was after was on the ground floor. MAN KILLED BY Curtain Scrim, plain with epen-werk border, vale 12%c—Mer- TROLLEY AT BRIDGEPORT Mrs. F. L. Farroll Home from Cali- chants’ Week special Price & Yard......ce.cesrcrscesinesnnres Both Legs Were Severed from the 3 fornia. Curtain Marquisette, white and ecru, with pretty borders, value Body and an Arm Torn Off. - : Lapointe, 41| Mes. Frank returned Sat- 250—Merchants’ Week special price & yard.............c..puies 9¢ 19¢ New Curved End Brass Extension Rods, regular price 19c—Mer- Sage Tea, com! 69¢ bined with Sulphur, has been the favorite remedy for era; Scrim Curtains with lace edging and inserting, o8 .r,f:"'u ake s mlctare —Merchants’ Week special price a pair o g, say e a 50c bottle of Sull L it tains of Dutch Curtains with valance, ready to hang, regular price $1.75 % e ourselves un victim 3 Of in is There h:rd.umm ~—Merchants' Week special price a pair ‘ $1.25 serl & £ Tabe poaiive 1aentifeation brother, | 35 ow. ve E N s 1ata atore "’];.a' H ‘ascertained. sy : el the pr 2 Marquisette Curtains, a ot telk :ier’ton-o.‘:mu nf‘%’-‘mm x 2 " lustrous and