Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 7, 1915, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1915 MRS. CATHARINE DOEBLER them wel and strong. L will be 78 years od on the 213t of Octo ing as good health as any one could wish for. n ¥, e e good appetite, and I recommend it to all my friends."—Mrs. Catharine Bocbler, West Willow, Lancaster Co., Pa. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Duffy’s for quite a while and feel much better and stronger than before I commenced to takeit. Itis a fine medicine for old e for it keeps , and am enjoy- Duffy’s makes me sleep well and js an absolutely pure distillation of clean, selected grain, thoroughly malted. A poonful i iri i- | § = Vick! as s hoea. * It tes the Stomach and Bowels, nful in water before meals and on retiring stimulates the mucous surfaces | powers in_the granting of liquor li- |in High street arrived to oppose the | nagan of Wickford was entenced to Diarr] :‘gefi’nle glands of the stomach to a healthy action, thereby improving the diges- | censes and there could be no aupeal | removal of the tree, but were Inform- | ten days in jail and to pay costs, for assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep, ion and assimilation of food and giving to the system its full proportion of, |unless the discretionary power Was|ed that the hour of hearing had pass- | Vagrancy. Elmer Bawer for intoxica- The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. :ourishmem. This action upon the digestive process is of great importance, asit |abused. For instance, if the town|ed. Mr. Gavitt was reminded that 11 |tion and vagrancy was fined $2 and brings to the tissues and organs of the body the nutriment necessary to their Counsel for Charles D. Havens, Rejected by Town Council, Files a Second Applicatio: n—>5 Year Tax Exemption for New Industry—Seven Arrests During November—High School Boys’ Smoking Prohibited. At the regular meeting of the Wes- terly town council, Monday, Attorney A. T. L. Ledwidge, as counsel for Charles D. Havens, a rejected appli- cant for liquor license, asked for the specific cause of rejection, claiming tha; under the law the only lezal causes could be an unfit person, an unfit place, or that there were more hats than pegs. In this instance the council had authority to issue 20 li- censes, but did not issue that number and that two more licenses were avail- able, it being taken for sranted that when the town voted for license it meant license to the limit. He asked for the reason for the rejectment ap- plication. President Culley stated that the council was not required to state the reason in any specific case, and this statement was strengthened by Town Solicitor Agard, who said that the law gave the council discretionary voted for license and the council re- t as weil as the town nigaways. The school committees request that warn- ing signa to automobhillstc be placed near tho schoolhouses, Roterred to the highway committee with power. Treo Warden Gavitt infermed the council that he had received petitions for the removal of a tres in front of the Meanu property in High street and (he Blake property in Spruce strect, and he asked the councll's back- ing in tho matter. Ho was informed that he had all power, after comply- ing with the requircment of posting notice on the trees and in the town hall, announcing a public hearing. This he sald he had done and had fixed the time at 11 o’clock, Monday morn- ing, for the hearing, but as no inter- ested party appeared at that time there was no hearing. Soon after 11, several ladies interested in the tree o'clock in legal lore meant until noon, STONINGTON Officers Elected by Ocean Biew Com- mandery—Writ of Replevin Served on Officer Who Attached Sylvia Brothers’ Store. At the annual meeting' of Ocean View Commandery, United Order of the Golden Cross, officers were elected as follows: Mrs. J. Addie Hyde, noble commander; Charles Bustel, vice noble commander: Mrs. Mary Daly, grand keeper of records; Paterson, worthy prelate; Mrs. R. M. Delagrange, worthy herald; Miss Irene Birchall, warden of inner gate; John De Arneco, warden of outer gate; Mrs. Gertrude Dunham, collector; William Staplin, treasurer. Stonington Pointers. After a suspension of ten days for inventory, the American Velvet com- pany mill resumed operation Monday. The Converse Rubber company has attached the Pawcatuck store of the Sylvia brothers. The writ was served by Deputy Sheriff William H. Casey and a writ of replevin has been served on_the attaching officer. Miss Flora Biizabeth Berthaume commenced her duties as visiting nurse Monday. She will reside at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gharles Cowan. The fire alarm system and fire drill at the Stonington high school has been ver§ much improved. Wiliam A. Wilcox substituted for Benjamin H. Hewitt as prosecutor in the town court Monday. Thomas Flan- costs which he could not pay and he, too, went to Jjail Mrs. William H.{. substance. Its age is its guazantee. and allays Feverishnes: has been in constant use for the relief of Consti Flatulency, Wind Colic, al: Teething Troubles TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY $1. TO NEW YORK $1 FRFIGHT AND PASSENGEX SERVICE BETWEEN NORWICH AND NEW YORK From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- days, Sundays at‘5.15 p. m. New York, Brooklyn Brng Pier, East River, Street, Modays, Wednesday, days, at 5 p. m, F. V. KNOUSE. Agent $1. TO NEW YORK $1. BOYLSTON ano EXETER STREETS fused to issue the liquor licens and he may announce another pub- sustenance, There are many old people who CASTORIA ALways e A wineLess receemarnsers | GENUINE i “ Get Duffy’s and Keep Well ” R e sboit fon ol e : = One block from Copley Sq. and widge asked if new applications would | T £ TBesans ontat. of Lieil block y Sq. s ) De received. To this there was 1o 0b- | reported seven arrests during Novem: ON'FOREIGHSHIES SEALED | Bears the Signature of Public_ Library. Convenient to Jection, but the applicant m ZTor the required advertising. Then torney Ledwidge filed a formal appli- ber, four for intoxication and one each for’ breaking and attempt to enter, common drunkard and assault with a Shopping and Theatre District. All Outside Rooms. Excellent Precaution Taken Because of Presence | of British Cruiser Off Coast of Gal- | ’ Get Duffy’s from your local druggist, grocer or dealer INOTE $1.00 per hottle. " if he cannot supply you, write us, - cation for a liquor license for Charles|jangerous weapon, a revolver, with| veston. Cuisine. wo will tell you whers to get it._Medical bookist free. D, Haven at 56 and 56 1-2 Canal street. | {ntent to kill. - Lewis Stanton report- ji= Another application was received from | eq no contagious diseases during the| Galveston, Texas, Dec. 6.—United e Single Rooms 82, with Bath 82.50 and up ‘The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co,, Rochester, N. Y. James H. Jessop for 29 Pierce street.|month. Official notification was re- | States customs authorities today seal- * 'l | Double $238, 0 Tnigmggin ot Clerk Whipple was authorized to cause | ceived from the secretary of state|ed all the wireless telezraph sets on | (Good Garages — 2 minutes* walk) the publication of these applications|giating that the population of Wes- | foreizn ships in port as a precaution. | | C OLU'i ESTER and any others that might be received terly, according to the recent state because of the presence of a Britisk L. C. PRIOR. ma NOANK and the applicants must pay the b 10,175. The board of can- | cruiser just outside the three mile lim- lfl Use For over 30 Years : S ———— = e St for -;\ld\'srnsmzum\:ld\'f\‘n(‘d"-c T‘l('-;r'.fi‘r'; sers removed the name of Patrick | it hen]\ fl\r several h;‘mr‘s yesterday. . firot:;m:::m &cnk?;:g:m red ive| Banners Awarded Sunday School |lic hearing will be a Februa ““Morrison from the list of real es- | port that a cruiser had communicatec nutes from North Station bbbl S e e Gl B e b e DS e O et e . tate voters, as he sold his real estate |in a Wireless code messaze with on The Kind You Have Always Bought pie S = = recently. P. H. Opie was returned to|of the vessels in port could be veri- | e e e = Danets S Wolr Workied mpier St “Hiaceiaville | the real estate list. o ithoritios balleva that t PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING < <ol < i . = o! s . e — Authorities believe that e cruiser's The Keystone Kolored —IKomedian| The Camp Firs Girls are to have an| R, I, intends to remove the machiner¥Y | yncluding the salary of the overseer |Presence has something to do with troup gave an entertainment in Grange | entertainment consisting of demon- [of one of the four mills in which he | ¢ {1 poor and also the salary of the | the American steamsnip Ausable = hall Saturday evening. The pro-|strations of first ald to the injured, |t Interested to a part of the mill plant Keeper 'of the town farm. o total of | which is laden with cotion sced calce — - - Call Up 734 gramme was vocal and instrumental ] recitations and music. cally all of the plant located on the | S0 T0S €xpente 1o SRe Cov of e | ders. The British admiralty has class- | Sneath, of New Haven, and H. Clintor: | all the builders have work emough to m dancing, sketches, etc. After Banners Awarded. Westerly side of the Paweatuck river | moniy of November which inciuded | ed the Ausable as an enemy ship. [ Lathron of Wilimantic, were in Mid-hold them over during the winter || e the show a dance was held with music| . e rtect at.|2nd asked for the customary relief |Traniegiving, was $219.64 gross or s b i dietown to attend the annual meeting | months and ~sw contracts are being ol it Ao EEEICIENT by the troupe's orchestra. The show hie banners awarded for perfect at-|from taxation for a perio Wof five!$144.64 net or less than 35 a day for | CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING of the Connecticut Industrial School [signed every way. it il was for benefit of the Yantio|'ndance and the greatest number of {years, from January 1, 191¢ the PIant |ine ‘support of the poor and all in- TO DESTROY COMMERCE | " F"'% Hartford.—The engagement of Mi and ICAL— Steam Fire Engine Co, of Yautic, points in the Baptist Sunday school |t be In operation by July & 1916 Al | cidental expenses, except salaries. demediy Wapping. — Rev. Mr. Hamilton ot | Charlotte Manross Kimball of the f The board of selectmen held their | Were given to the Senior class of Way- : LB e phvron : = Warrant Issued for Charles C. Crow- | Carbendale, Pr., to whom a call was | Ulty of Hartfora public high school the - emploved and that the vearly pay d th 2 monthly meeting in their rooms in|lend Morgan, the intermediate class of | 0013"be about $65.000. The exemp- |, Trere is no pesitive identity of the ley at San Francisco ended for the pastorate of the Wap- | Jaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Buell’s block Saturday. Miss A\Il(‘f Chester and the rimary | £ = i = “‘ con- | skeleton found in e edar swamp » ping Cong chure as Kimball of Orange, Ma: to Ralph £ = the guest Saturday of his uncle, Addi- Guests at Card Tables. ation at the time specified, and if |hunters as all wearing apparel. ex-| ., M .0q today for the re-arrest of|cd to preach his first sermon the first | Bas been announced. oty Bange son C. Taintor. i Maple Leaf camp, Roval Neighbors, | the plant suspended operation for a |SSPt shoes, all rotted had disappear- | 0 0" Croliey. on a charge of |of the new vear. Thompsonville. — Rev. Stanislaus Julius W P]‘“I"S of Westchester was | entertained several out of town guests | year the exemption would net stand. Gnd i o % ' 4 attempting to destro commerce with Federkiewicz, formerly of St. Mary’s | a visitor here Saturday. hist Monday eveni = Maihs fhe Srame) of Bram EMACERIR | Siallics” Crowléy 1s chisrged Jolutty|, South . .Wnnehester—Alhoughi' the | o - y a| . d. oley 0. Sheriff George SUI““;“ of Norwich e g of U N‘(‘XY}IHE icati ived fre stone | cutiet:’ who idisappesren stout "'hfl n'b\ r::“ S (\‘V‘ ety JD"\" Y Wifl((‘!“ = .H»n is al\"\‘n(}n" the build- G Pl it = e COTEe onanton of Norwich| A meeting of the Mizpah class well| A communication was received from | S00C, IS N0 QEATPIATEC SO0N | with Baron George ilhelm ' Von | winte v 1d- | Adelbert's (Polish) church in Thomp- 12 Ferry Street as calling s In town Satur- | he held on Wedresday afterncon with | the executive committee of the Wes- | ‘000 JEOR8 S50, 16 WA SURIOVEd | Brincken, who was arrested Saturday |ine business is just as brisk as it was | wonville, now In course of erection. e ot s v st et 59 Focter: i) terly Board of Trade stating that (he |1y {icane, released himself from tho | REht but no warrant was issued then |in the spring of the vear. Never in |jects 1o sav mass:in the mew chureh wiihn, O'Brien has gone to Mcodus| The Farther Lights society met on|Westerly Light and Power company | ¥, In5ant: Tejeased, Wimperf A 0| for Crowley, who was out under $5.000 tory | jece. B0 Gmiitcs on Hitiay: Dacembes 3. the mills G. A. Chappell was in North West- Morday night at the parsonage. interesting hour was passed. M An had petitioned the public utilities com mission for permission to establish believed, Into the Cedar swamp. He was a member of the Westerly Gran- bond on a charge of conspiring to des- troy vessels. many houses in the course of con- struction at this season of the year as The common hen lays about 500 Phone 581 ; rs. Thomas Perkins has returned |new rates for the town of Westerly |} e s Additional bail of $5,000 will be ask- | there is at the present time. Nearly | or 600 ege In 10 years. e chester Sunday % o her home in New Londod. and asked that the council request the |ite_Cutters' Union and every effort| ,’C." . "Cecona charge against Crow Miss Nellie OiConmell is visiting rel-| Mrs. J H. Webster, who has been |commission to zive a public hearing|¥as made to locate the man #or|ic ¥ iic™Wieorney Preston said. atives in East Hampton this week. | i1 ja better. on the matter in Westerly, subsequent George A. McGowan, father-in-law Edgar A. Carrier, Jr, of Hartford was the guest of his parents, Mr. and the Reading club this week. Miss Effie Lamb will be hostess for to the town meeting, before fixing the new Dbill of prices. Councilman Flynn and vears, but without avail. said ched of Von Brincken and his attornes today that Von Brincken was at is as essential in modern house a: o X icol i lectricity is to lighting. We guaran- Mrs. E. A. Carrier on Broadway over| A\ meeting of the selectmen wil could not see the necessity of the re-| Nicolo Capalbo, employed in the|t the German consulate-general here. 5 Sunday ndia Togey in the: o rei. Dl Dol ot oming from tho town council] Cramb-iquarry,ilecated: In' Bradford: | oy i Late-gene against tee the very best PLUMBING WORK Charles H. Hammond of Rockville| 'There 1is no improvement in the|but could go forwarded direct from |Was seriously injured while at work | Crowley are here today, ready to a. by expert workmen at the fariest was the guest of friends in town over | condition of Mrs. Elizabeth Latham. |the executive committee of the board | Monday assisting in handling a block before the federal grand jury. prices. Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Daboll has been visiting | of trade, who had made a study of this | of granite weighing several tons. The Boyle, a pilot and R. L. Harris, Ask us for plans and prices. Gilbert O. Hall and daughter, Miss | friends in New London. special matter, or from any interested | massive rock struck and crushed Ca- |, gtoker, came here from Seattle to Jennie Hall, were visitors in New Ha- | ~ Arrs. Ashbey is spending a few days | Citizen for that matter. Councilman |palbo's right foot. Dr. Marr was |jdentify Crowley as a man who went ven Saturday. J. A. Young was a New Haveh vis- itor Saturday. Mr._and Mrs. Daniel W. Williams of New Britain were guests of Mr. Will- ams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Williams at the homestead on Broad- way Surday New Britain.—The season for shawls s on and consequently the firemen are on Fishers Island. At Fishers Island. Mrs. Belle Wilcox has gone to Mys- caretaker there. Mr and Mrs. Charles Shirley entertaining Mrs. Nellie Bailey of Bos- ton. ic Island and will spend the winter with her son, Gilbert Wilcox, who is are Haznell explained that perhaps such a request from town council would have more influence with the commis- sion. Clerk Whipple was instructed to communicate with the Utilities com- mission, requesting a public hearing in Westerly and to withhold action on the petition of the Westerly Light and Power company until after the public hearing. Notice was received from the Frank summoned and cared for the injured man, giving first aid, until the real injury was ascertained. Dr. Marr brought Capalbo to the office of Dr. Scanlon in Westerly and an X-ray view was taken of the crushed foot. Dr. Marr will probably send Capal- bo to the Rhode Island hospital, but at this time it is not believed ampu- tation will be necessary. on the steamer Snoqualmie, an hour after the explosion of a barge load of explosives in the Seattle harbor last May, federal officers said. It was al leged Crowley represented himself a a federal agent. WHITLOCK NOT GOING TO MAKE PUBLIC SPEECHES Present Ever The Best Christmas J F. TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street Robert J. Cochrane GAS FITTING, busy filling orders. One handsome | COTTON INDUSTRY IN Supervisor of Schools Brown and |Declined to Address the Pittsburgh ) = 4 PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, 20d three othiers are to be suade sooh: T CHINA PR OV NG ES [ e et | B on o ne asearly et dhs \ : Rel 1 Ilng ton 10 West Main Street, Norwich, Cons. Zer in which ¢ ostave oft dull mo. operating w}r _e.ev-rnmenk. is not a_new claim, but the starting|mitted to smoke cigar, cigarettes or | Belgium, who arrived heré en route Junlor T t tkenes placed at the firemen’s dis- sosal by those placing the orders. the Chinese government has partici- pated in the organization of the Hua- hein Spinning and Weaving Co., which agreement in regard to the rebuilding and relocating stone walls along the Coy-Welch property. It is the old case revised and in better form. The and certainly not during school hours on the school premises. ernoon two young men, high school,” were Friday aft- pupils at the smoking near the ledo, Ohio, by automobile, resumed his trip today. He is accompanied by his wife and her mother, Mrs. C. R. Brain- erd of Springfield, Mass. While here No Christmas gift could be more acceptable; none more practical; none more useful T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing — = 3 ! 3 he | post office, when Supervisor Bacon | Mr. Whitlock asked to addre: EET IT HRST—NGT I-AST f"dw‘"a‘_e ;h““;“”"l;l o \che SR | town entered into an agreement with | informed them that by reason of their | the Pittsburgh Commercial club. Mrs. S 7o 11 e R TS s industry in Shantung, Honan an - | Mr. Coy, in return for property given |smoki they re suspended from | Whitlock answered for her husband, Y o the small boy or girl it wii a delight and an rankli hli provinces of North China, has cre- | to straighten and widen the highway, S0l ar = ¥.0r £ g 92 F in Street ‘When a cold grips your system it is convincing proof that your condition is weakened—remember that Itis risky indeed to simply trust your strength to row it off, because neglected colds nave brought more serious sickness than any other one thing, while weak- >ning cathartics and stimulating syrups are often depressing and dangerous. ‘The one best treatment for any cold —the one so often relied on when others the : ci Campbell was_granted [men resulted in a sspecial session of |Tite being in conmection with raiver ; fail, isthe powerful blood-nourishment | es from Japan announce that such a | permission to build a conduit across |the boye in the School hall Mondav | Platte trafic. The rate thence to the % WorC Dy, Saditheesiispleatyit in Scott’s Emulsion, which feeds the | 0noPOly is regarded by many Japan-| Eim street in front of his residence, |afternoon, when the rules of the|United Kingdom was reported at 115 o very sources of bodily strength to sup- press the present cold and generate itrength to thwart further sickness. Get Scott’s first, not last—and insist n the genuine—always free from al- ated much comment in China as well as in Japan. Chow Hsush-hsi, the minister of finance, was the original mover in the scheme and his brother, Chow Hsuh-huan has been appointed director general of the new company. Other prominent and wealthy officials and merchants are cooperating with the government and will raise sixty per cent of the proposed capital of ten million dollars Mexican, or about four million dollars gold. The monopoly granted to the com- pany in the three provinces named is to continue for thirty years. Despatch- ese business men as an infringement upon the rights of forelgners to en- gage in trade and industry in China. There had been no cotton mill of any sort in the three northern prov- inces covered by the monopoly, and an investigation of conditions made by to do specified work along this prop- erty, which has not been done. After this agreement, the matter was taken over by the state and the transfer carried with it the oblization of the tow nto Mr. Coy, and Mrs. Welch, by understanding between state and town representatives, m_which the owners of the property had no part. The work has not been done according to asree- ment, hence renewal of the suit. The matter was referred to Town Solicitor Agard. so that wires could be carried un- derground and a pole eliminated. John Spenazo, who said he was a taxpayer and had resided in Westerly 20 years, was denied license for a pool table at 56 Pierce street. A bunch of hills for work in connection with the town the school and if the 'suspension is for any material period, it means one year more of school life before grad- uation. Severe penalty for a light of- fence, which it would seem is beyond the jurisdiction of the supervisor, al- though claim is made that school au- thorities are responsible for the con- duct of pupils to and from schools as well as in school. Suppose on the way home from school a boy should hurl a stone through a window, would the school or the parent be responsible for the damage? The suspension of the two young school in regard to smoking were ex- plained by Principal Sheldon. One young man stated that he was pes mitted to smoke at home and that if he did not see fit to return home im- mediately after school closed, that he had the right to smoke when in the saying he would be glad to if he were going to make any public speeches, but that he was not going to do so. FREIGHT RATES SOARED ON THE BALTIC EXCHANGE Reach Unprecedented Figure Because of Scarcity of Tonnage. London, Dec. 6, 5.02 p. m.—Freights soared to' an unprecedented height to- day on the Baltic’'exchange because of scarcity of tonnage, the most notable shillings. For rice from Burma to Great Bri- tain or the continent, 120 shillings was paid. o Of all makes education all in one. Think of his having his own typewriter and wril- ing his own letters, just like his elders. Tbiok of the educational yalue of the typewriter. The maching ‘he Sworn enegy of bad cpelling, careloss on frolty grammar 1t plain that the cbt % habitual with those who typewrite. To the young man or woman, the value of the type- writer is obvious. - To many it means a livelihood. saving method of writing. iters, the new REMINGTON JUNIOR e most acceptable Christmas Gift it ia amall, light and pormable—ideal for the b Because it i small, light and port! for the home, prick maitca il msiies 50, Soviss i i earma T ef oo 328 ot e Accaracy S orderiiness ar< the Liws caorced by f0e ypemriir, And toess 3 Toew! To many more it means a good extra income. To all it means a neat, convenient, rapid, time- and iRON CASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street COAL AND LUMBER GOAL free Burning Kinds and Lehigh a W e rate . Nolessons meded. Becamse it ALWAYS IN STOCK the minister of finance convinced him hy Pi% e g g 3 ’?&m\xyhp s only bail e ™ hall building, led Councilman Flynn 03 e i ize of 1 wohol and injurious drugs. street, especially as his parent did not BRIEF STATE NEWS that cotton can be manufactured pro- | to remark that there was some cost 10 | obj = 253 sells fof hall the price—but it - = Fond e ject. The boys who ate dinner in carries the ironclad Remington gusrantee, and has all the famous Kemington gualities: A. D. LATHROP Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 15-33 | fitably in North China. the maintenance of the town bullding | the school building were informed | Ty e g e o L s T g = i that they must not leave the building size—and o more perfect type e Dossibls on any writas merkie: Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sts, during the noon hour. Write to us for illustrated descriptive booklet or else call at our office, and let us lephi 463-12 show you this new Afiy-doller Remixgion. S East Berlin—Some of the brick PALM BEACH STEAMERS “COMAL." “CONCHO," “SAN JACINTO" New service now in_operation every Wednesday from New York via The annual report of the chief of army engineers was made public on Monday and contained this matter of special interest in this section: The project of a channel 10 feet deep from Stonington to Westerly, with a width of 200 feet, from Stonington to Avondale, and of 100 feet from Avon- dale to the lower wharves at Westerly and the removal of obstructions at Watch Hill, is 74 per cent. completed, providing the depths described, except esu.c the yards are still burning brick, the last that was made this year. Portland.—Thus far 106 boats of va- rlous sizes and descriptions have been hauled out at the Portland yacht yard. Chester.—Dr. David R. Lyman, state commissioner for tuberculosis = and manaser of the Gaylord farm gave a public lecture in Leet's hall, Monday evening on the cure and prevention of A demonstration will convince you that this is the ideal Christmas Gift. Remington Typewriter Company Dacorporated] REMINGTON BUILDING, 139 TEMPLE ST, NEW HAVEN, CONN. 1814—1915 JobFn A. Morgan & Son COAL No. 2 Nut 2600 per ton Office and Yard Central Wharf Teiepnone 884 _— R 4 ” - - " the great white plague. Koy Westd. Orecoen” Ruilway, ||| Srmizn, eha ey ang, st Exvstuck : STETSON & YOUNG, ! D.xtmfmmNewY«kqu The result, the report states, affords Waterbury—Governor Marcus H 2 Sanrday, afording all-oceun route 1o || | Westerty: e benft of “warsr ‘irenas | Folmes, of Waterbury, Prof. E. H Carpenters and Builders T, e St Patdhir portation impossible in the river in ita 0 a ampa—ut. nati state. iere has , too, B d terials at bt =i Pw g a resulting reduction of. frelght rates Another resident of Norwich prices by skilled labor. - a o other West Coast Resorts of Florida. on bulk commodities. Present funds i Telephone. 50 WEST MAIN ST. will, it is tl t, ha b; || CIRCLE ToURs || |3 it e o e exhansted by | cured by the use of i : i To Florida East Coast poiotsvia || | makes a further appropriation, dredg- A LANTERN to show post cards in their real colors on Most Cigarg are Good— Bt the taste o the most cxacting | || <o et || (11 5 e el SR sl M TAESE ane seTren i vi istoric 2 3 . o B -2 ':oh';.bm"“ they are blended with liberal stop-over privileges. e st bton F o ek S, e L L a white screen will make your boy or girl a Xmas TOM'S 1-2-3 5c CIGAR :i muba utkflhde choice Domes- To Mobile, Ala., by steamer, completed at a total expenditure to OINTMENT GOOD FELLOW 10cCIGAR tic tobaccos. This new flavor is $157,248.18, wit. that simply delightful —smooth, mild, refreshing; plenty of satisfying R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. ' retuming all rail, with liberal stop- over privileges. i breakwaters serve i most useful end in providing a harbor of refuge for barges and other lcraft passing er on the Value of Public School Mu- sic. “The Healer of Skin Diseases” 54 Sherman St. Norwich, Conn. ment. Price 2 guaranteed. cents. Every box present that will entertain and instruct. Try them and see, THOS. M. SHEA, Prop. Franklin St Next to Palace Cafe medium beiter than through the ad= vertising columns of The Bulletin. } through Fisher's Island Sound. The| 1 gioaShorman St. Norwich . - Camelsare soldevery- “body” Cam report add, however, that the effect e e e 22 being Pn o e it T els leave no un- W b ik Gha s of the emprovements on freight rates | troubied et bosls o Sver roiid, been ces Iy Uy o an “p I'rommer’s ! sealed packages, 20 pleasant cigaretty after-taste. i Cuba, Parto Rico, Mexico, Santo cannot be definitely ascertained. and although I used several medicines for 10¢; or 10 pack- | Domingo and other resorts of Hhe reniite T have recoivad tTine Safe £ > 1 i esu) A Ve nce gaer (200 cgaretien) Yousmoke Camelstiberallybecause ||| o VT 22 acmmrcan (|| mne nearer e e vt of n | Bl S it Fhie- Sihiac Evergreen Beer a lassine - z i 4 peal - | draws the matter ou 5 in @ Glassine-covered they will not bite the tongue or | | MEDITEREANEAN || |percy A.“Senior, of Westerly. from iat;:;dhlvpezn T aine: ater sotiar REAL GERMAN LAGER y strongly recommend parch thethroat. Compare them any l Address all correspondence to e O fl’,‘,“fl::y“,“i (Signea) ek o on draught at this carton for the oau voq ke with any cigarette at | || A:W.PYE: Passcaser Traffic Mansger At the musical institute held Mon. | sept. 13, 1915 THOMAS TRACT. JR. H. JACKEL & CO. ‘home or office supply iy i CLYDE-MALLORY LINES day in the New London Vocational| You wiil find E. L. M. Ointment a Established 1872 or when you travel. any price! Quality—no premiums! | J| Pier 36 North River, New York school, Silas T. Nye, principal of the | highly effective remedy for Eczema, | ke Elm street .school, presented a paper | Selt Rheum, Pim: Piles, Bolls, f WHEN YOU - WANT 0 pus your bus. ; Local Railroad Ticket Agents on bérsonsl Obiervhtions of o Toath | Ung and a1 cFipdshe e the sk Faspelors 144 Main Street iness before the public. there 13 m