Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 15, 1916, Page 2

e train due here a va .l:nndnn ‘was 45 mlnutu hu Fri. Funeral services for BDdward Ware were held from the home of J- C. Ayer, South !‘H%mr- noom, at 1 o'clock, erman officiated. The bearers Wi fianrg A. Holt, J. Nhhoh the Nathan ll m neral srruummnt- wer Undartlklr Hiram N, Fenn, Mrs. lrene W. Porter. The body of Mrs, Ireno W. Porter was taken to New Britain for burlal for Friday morning, follow! & brief fu. neral nrvlflln:l her ml::; in Hamp- Carrie Moses is here for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs: Alonso Moses of Coventry - rond. Mis Alice Morrison .and Miss L. llan Cheney of South Manchester are week end visitors in this city, o Dr. Frank O'Loughlin of Naugatuck, : % the guest of his mother, Mrs. Brid-| o & u::ln. of s.:m:»“:;mt. ernment is each SOldlef Mise Clara Lee has retumed from avulofeodhverofl gg:bemuse‘:;vmg show how Mify’ : OFFERING WIILIN'I'B!FSTWOSELOOK!NGFORREAL N. Burlal Northampton, where she has been the guest of friends for the past week. rah iy ton. The arrangements were in charge | 31" % FUenCs foT tHe DAY 3 it increases’ Mrs. Elvear Caron. of Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard. | i *d e0°VIeY0, JECGck, of Nor i the of | Nellie T. Shea, wife of Elvear Caron, her way to Hartford, where she will | died from pneumonia in St. Joseph's ; hospital, Thursday evenins, at 10 o'clock. a native of Willi- mantlc, -born April 22, 1890, daughter of John D. and Hannah Casey Shea. Besides her husband, one sisfer, Miss Mary Shea and two brothers, Martin and John Shea, all of this city, sur- vive her. MUNICIPAL ICE CUTTING To Begin Today—Fourth Annual Crop Eleven Inches Thiok. Men in the omblny of the city will begin today to harvest the municipal ice crop at the pumping station. The ice s eleven Inches thick and of good quality. The channel has been cut and the ice marked off in readiness for the harvest. This 'is the fourth annual ecrop. remain for a few days with relatives. Hartford visitors' Friday included Miss Hepsy Boden, Miss Annie Stiles, Miss May Stiles, Mrs, Bimer Norton, Carl Alford, John Reilly, Miss Mary Curran. - - Unexpeoted Wage Advance at Central Village Mill—Frank Flavis’ Case to Be Tried Today—Whist and Dance of Loyal Livingstone Lodge. human energy and gives them strength to prevent winter sickness. s this not convmcmq that you need it at this season to enliven your blood to prevent sickness? Cod liver oil is scarce and high-priced this season and many inferior grades may be oflereg But remember that SCOTT’Sistheone EMULSION which guarantees pure cod liver oil—free from alcohol and drugs, If you are.aub]et;t to colds, throat or lung troubles; if you easily med, own or have thmunfood you should ml:c Scott’s Emulsion at once. If your children are back- ward in growth, frail or aneemic, nothing will do them so much good as Scott’s Emuluon, and for girls and women in home or business it is nature’s great atrength-bmlder. ”-medicine. It is a rich blood- food and ure tonic; it contains nothing harmful and is pleasant to tie‘ Itis prescnbed by physicians- and liberally used in hospitals and private schools.: Leave for the South. Mr. and Mrs. Austin ‘Boss, Amos Hatheway and Samuel Chesbro left town Friday for'a short southern trip, touching points in Cdba and Florida. Boy Scout Demonstration. The Congregational church house was filled to capacity Friday evening for the occasion of the entertainment given by the Boy Scouts, assisted by Chief Rain-in-the-Face, a full blooded Cherolcee Indian who is a student in a PBaltimore institution, and is in this city for a few days. The first scene showed an afternoon at a scout camp, with the scoutmaster tbsent, and the assistant in charge. He was kept busy demonstrating various phases of CARPET SIZE RUGS AT SALE Azminster Rugs. rogular $27.60| 9x12 Roval Worcaster Ruga, rogular ty—Sale price $24.75. $45.00 quality—Sale price $43.20. 12 Peerless Body Bru: 9x12 Anglo-Indian _Ru regular | e $28.50 quan:y—éfil.s R |$55.00 quality—Sale price $4050, 9x12 Anglo-Persian Ru; l’e‘\fl" $65.00 quality—Sale price 8-3x10-6 - Chlidema. rel\fln sa150 analitySate price $57.35. 8-3x10-6 Peerless Rugs, Nrfllzr $26550 quality—Sale price $23.40. The employes of the Bragg woolen mill at Central Village were agreeably surprised when they received their pay and discovered that a b per cent. in- . crease had been given them. They were not given any notice of the fact beforehand. Pupils Perfect in Attendance. The following pupils were perfect in aftendance at the Windham Street and South Windham schools for the past term, 2 Chlidema Body Brussels Rugs, Ar $35.00 quality —Sale price Windham Street School. Kindergarten, Fannie A.' Bishop, teacher—Harold Lesteri Syphers. Grade 1, Annie J. Oates, teacher— Alan Burr. Numerous Cases of Grip. The grip has spread throughout this section, especialiy among the school children. Over 45 pupils were absent Teprac Wilton Rugs, regular ) quality—Sale price $36. the work, as some of the|from the high school on account of 3 Grades 1 and 2, Bthel E. Lewis, | 5] unt of 2 i LINOLEUM AT SALE PRICES teacher—Thurston _Brown, ~Charlotte | poonts Were brousht in e emijiated | this metade ang Wioughtut tha towh SOO“ 's is not a ““secret ‘Webster, Kathryn Ryan. Grade 2, Mary A. Stoddard, teacher —John Keefe, Gertrude Smith. Grade 3, Irma B. Lord, teacher— Ruth .Belanger, John Boynton, Clara Dawson, Edward Jones, Fred Thomp- son. the attendance in the publc schools ‘was away below normal. A large num- ber of adulds are ill with the same dis- temper. Young Men’s Class Meets. 2 The young men’s cholr of the Con- 4 Lincleum in 5 to 10-yard lengths, $1.25 quality—Sale yard. 4 Linoleum in § to 10-yard lengths, regular $1.50 quality—Sale price yard. so an initiation. 'Later on the scout- master returned, and the salute to the flag and the scout oath brought the scene to a close. The second scene showed @ campfire, with the scouts sitting about, telling regular § : stories and enjoving themselves. Slight | gregational church met at the home On ITARY MATTRESSES BED PILLOWS g e iarty T of rand stunts by Carl King and Geo. | o€ Walter_and Raymond Lathrop on e bottle may P"eve’“t a sickness. % 4 . s Case Mil- | Robertson and hypnotic work ursday evening. During the evening dmg Start o-day. At Sale Prices At Sale Prices Christopher Case, Ellsabeth Case, Mil- | Forrest Richards and Charles Nichols| hyimins were sung and later rerrosh any store— it to-day. 2 i San pleased. Chief Rain-in-the-Face came | ments were served. There were & Imitations are M but Mattress, 3350 value for|iais 176 Saje rics $190 " | S Grade s Annie W. Buchanan, teach- |In 3nd gave an exhibition of dances | number of humorous - selections by Imit sometimes 33523 incn - Fandy. - Fentner Pillow, | er—Helon' Bilsh, Lena Fullorton, Mar_ | and sons. and tola stories of Tndian | some of the members. Those present this Trade-Mark has stood for supreme 5 value $2.50, fon Haneon, Russell Holland, Francls | life. e lowering of the colors, sa- | Were Walter and Raymon: rop, | Sombinstion Cotton Top Mattress, | Vo2, 8500, RO% 0% iliow, $.50 | Rvan, Ravmiond Sriith, Boyde Weeks, 1ute to the flae and repetition of the | John Grab, John Bradford. Christopher quality for the past forty years. value, now 22x28-inch Pnnu Gsen Feathers, $4.50 value, now $3.19. Raymond Welden. Grade 6, Mary A. Quinn, teacher— Ernest Dawson, Bernice Fisk, Horace — Anna Loree, Lloyd Loree, [EMERALDS WIN IN L , M "C b P A e T ey B Davison, teachar— | |7, FINAL_MINUTES OF PLAY. Thread City Five De- Krauss, Cecil Bradford, George Krauss, William Exley, William Dedge, John Gallup, Clarence Winsor, Harry Green, Georxe Ingalls, J9ssnh. Ralterty, wil- liam “Ingalls. scout's oath brought the interesting ¢ Floss Mattress, full size, $15.00 exhibition to a close. for §11.69. SPECIAL IN CARPET SWEEPERS Sweepers made to sell at $3.50 each—Your choice while they ALWAYS INSIST ON SCOTT’S. Scott & Bowne, Bloomeield, N. 3. SCOTT'S EMULSION IS MADE I SUNLIT LABORATORIES. u Be Tried Today. of Frank Flavis will comsé up today at the courthouse In Central Village at 10 o’clock before Justice Benjamin R. Briggs. A preliminary hearing ‘was ‘heard last Saturday when Raymond ‘Boynton, Bmme Geer, Edith | o Goss, Walter Grant, Herbert Sander- | Big Crowd Sa feat New Britain—Score 29 to 25. OF INTEREST TO COUNSEL FOR WERNER HORN. Their Contention That Their PENITENTIARY SENTENCE FOR KENTUCKY NIGHT RIDERS A. H. Knight and His Son, Widely WOMAN BEATEN TO DEATH WITH A PICKAXE. son. Grade 8—Philip Buck, Charles Jones, Evelyn Brown, Marion’ Gifford, Helen'| (Special Herrick, Helen Holbrook, Henrietta to The Bulletin)) ‘Willimantic. Jan. 14—In the pres- ’ASH GOODS, DRESS FABRICS AND CLOAKING Proves Wife of a Miner at Fredericton, N. B.— ’ Flavis was released under $1,000 bonds " i @ P Loree, Mae Riley, Leora White. 5:5: g{ one ovtmtx:: !g{fi;{ X’;’;‘g erer ;;; .,wlm the outcome of the injuries of | Client Acted as a Military Office: Known in Greeneville Section. Husband Suspected. Sale Pri s 3 Y, - umtley, whom he stabbed after a = Sz N. B, ~Mrs. - e G R Lo | Skating at Recreation Park. oy fl"f;{‘ BARET Jefeated | row. Huntley has loft the hospital and| Boston, Jan. 14—Counsel for Wer-| Greenville, Ky, Jan. 14—A. H.| Fredericton, N. B. Jan I e tor niiarems | lomeins uteenle o e oort| The skating at Recreation park 1s | o fast and exciting contest which ywas | 1% IBJuries are not considered serious. | ner Horn, who claims to be a leuten- | Knight, his son Edgar, and John|Jean Bartiett, wife of a miner, was proving a drawing card these last few $te, regular 13%c value—Sale days, and many young people are tak- B¢ a yard. Indigo Prints—Sale price 6c a Fancy Prints—Sale price 6o a Quality Apron Ginghams—Sale anybody's game until the last three minutes. The presence of Jacogson, Martin and Kopf of baseball fame on the vis- iting team drew a large crowd, which was particularly pleased to see the lo- cal five walk off with the biz end of ant in the German landwehr, said to- night that the reported discovery of a record of payment to their client found in the effects of Captain Franz Von Papen in London was of much inter- est to them. But the evidence was lce 7 1-2 Inches Thick. A cold spell struck this section late Friday afternoon which changed the opinion of the people who declared there would be no winter. The icemen are now hoping for a good crop. The Stirsman, all widely known in~"this section, were convicted in eircuit court here today and sentenced to Serve not less than four and not more than five years in the penitentiary on charges growing out of outrages sald to have been committed by night riders. beaten to death with a pickaxe at Minto, Queens county, last night, ac- cording to word received here today: Her husband, charged with the mur: der, was reported dying from the ef- fects of a gunshot wound which the. women's dresses—-Sale price Sc a yard. Only One “Bromo Quintne.” To get the genuine. call for full name, "LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. ook for signature of . GROVE. Duckling Fleece, suitable for sacques, fancy patterns, kimonos and dressing regular 15¢c quality—Sale ice on Evans pond is 7 1-4 inches|not neededt hey said, to prove their The | police said was eelf-ifinicted. Police el HSoa 105 5 yard. Cures a Cold in One Day. the score. At the end of the first| thick. Contention that Forn acted as & mili- | indictment recited that they were | Information was that Bartleti, on re- half the score was a tie, 15-15. Tn O e Yl Tk e tary officer when he dynamited the in- | members of a band which at night | turning from his work last n be- the seccgd half Madden replaced W. To-Have Public Installation. ternational bridge at Vanceboro, Me.|several weeks ago called John Mose- | came angered and turned the on WOOLEN DRESS FABRICS REDUCED Keirans and his two fleld goals, | In informal meeting of the Indepen-| Former Congressman Joseph = F.iley, a prominent resident, from his |his wife, siriking her in the neck. He counled with some fouling by the | dent Order of Foresters. 1837, was held { O'Connell, of counsel for Horn, said: |home near Powderly and for no known | then atfémpted sulcide. His rocovary lar 25c quality Wool Cotton| Regular 75 quality Woolen Fabrics, visitors, which led to 2 baskets from |at the home of Chief Ranger George| “If the department of justice would |reason severely flogged h is sald to be doubtful. | Fabrics, now reduced to 21c & |now 64 a yard, the chalk mark, decided the game. The | Derosier on Lawton Heights Friday |disclose all it knows in Lieutenant Night riders for more nn.n a year Horn's favor, it would establish that|intermittently have terrorized a wide he acted as a military officer and that|section in western Kentucky. Their the blowing up of the bridge was a|activities first were directed at negro pure act of war, and not punishable | labor in cold mines. Later, the author- visitors were a fast asgregation and the same was especially well worth seeing. The summary evening. It was decided to have a public installation at the next meeting, the last Monday in January, in Rid- ing’s hall. Whist and Dance. VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS. MARSHALL ENTERTAIN' Regular $1.00 quality Woolen Dress 50c quality Woolen Dress 44c. Fabrics, now reduced to 84c a yard. now reduced to Enameled Dy the courts. This latest develop- |ities Were informed they were endea. | President and Mrs. Wilson with Mem- CLOAKING REDUCED Q" P:sw Sriein Erheralds | | a1 Livingston lodge I, 0. O. F.|ment ought to be followed by the dis- |voring to regulate the conduct of com-| bers of the Cabinet and Thair Martin Higgins | M. U, held a whist and dance in Rid- |charge of Horn if the United States is | munities irrespective of race. Flo Wives at Dinner. h wide Cloaking, brown mix- | 54-inch wide Brown Cloaking, value =0 ing’s ‘hall Friday evening. A large|to Pay any respect to the principles of | §ing was a common form of punish- | e , value $2 so——s-h price $2.00 a yd.|51.50—Sale price $1.25. ison Chappell | number was_present. Music was fur- | international law.? ment. s ‘Washington, Jan. 14.—President and oaking, gray mixture, =0T nished by Brother Riding's three-| Mr. O'Connell added that the depart- Mrs. Wilson with members of the cabe S 0. e TJacobsen . Lewis | piece orchestra. Thé social committee, | Ment of justice had in its possession| HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF - inet and their wives. were en do Red Cloaking, value -inch wide Navy Blue Cloaking, Fred Lever, chairman, Willlam Rid- |the commission of Horn as a lleuten- FOOD at dinner tonight by Vice Presidemt rice $1.75. - value $L50—Sale price $1.25. Kopt J. Kelrans| ings, secretary-treasurer, George Kay, |ant of the landwehr. 00D SUPPLIES TO RUSSIA |and Mrs. Marshall. This was the first £ 5 Joshua Peterson, Georse Ingalls, David | , Horn, who is confined at the East S et formal entertainment the president Larsen ...W. Keirans, Madden | Birtwistle, Andrew Peterson and |Cambridge jail, is to be given a hear-{25 Cars Loaded h Butter Rushed |ang his wife had attended SILKS AND POPLIN AT SALE PRICES ale Bastots. Tigging & Chapoell & Lew. | Shomes FRo0ee, was the committes In | (08 2000, P, dition for a writ of Ty St ey e W Caehe Hatamend D4 > 5 cots. s 5, . Lew- | charge of the affair, which proved a|appeals on members of the cabinet discus 0 guality Messaline—Sale price | Black and Nayy y Suran Sili Black is 2, Madden 2, Larsen 6, Bilison 4, | complote success. During the evening | habeas corpus. New York, Jan. 14—As showing the | Mexican situation and other public coffee and cake were served by the R o % heavy shipmients of food supplies now | questions informally. quality 'Windham Silk—Sale e % committee: FREIGHT EMBARGO MAY ng made m this port to Russia, R TR P T "'5 & yave ;R?é“‘é;;‘%,,fli g s o IS IN FULL SWING HUMPHREY’S MY:! HURT WATERBURY. | of 35, care losded mim hoewnl train | ARRANGING FOR NATIONAL = = . STIC s didin) i SAFETY FIRST EXPOSITION h—f‘:’l’: p‘fi‘: .g::: ;f-i‘d = m::s;‘:e 3:,}:';_5”“" :np:}: 125';: a ,“.',.’.'{ 2 Humphreys' Homeopathic Remedies Pt e Shipments of Zinc and Copper Into mfidmh%:rg? x: ‘:‘i.“.%‘;a'z‘é"{.‘zm“ - STES=E 2 | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF are deslined o meet: thactiosdn. of fam- | tnstallation of Mystio Encampment. by the City Practically Stopped. the steamer Czaritsa an danother ves- In Smithsonian Institute, Washingten, " BATH ROBES THIS LOW PRICE mother, father, nurse or invaiid can| D: D: G. P. Smith and Escort of| L .. GoT 5. 14 _rme|amouat af this shipment - anden e BA' KIMONOS L R e R S "°"‘"'°:’—F'" Quarters Open for| = O embargo imposed by easters | 5t00d to have excoeded all rocords fer| Washington, Jan. 14: > moment. Have been in use for over| Inspection. : ignm - Reduced At Sale Prices RS. i rallroads has practically stopped the | Geo o8l Consignment. —This is be- | were being completed ““""’ omclals leved to be the first American made butter ever shipped to Russia. Dealers say that America has but- of 22 !.denl oy raoe national safet; Smithsonian lmtmte mn‘h-l- the week of February 21. Hvery life ing device used by the federal goy: Friday evening in Masonic temple the officers of Mystic encampment, I O. O. F, were installed by District Deputy Grand Patriarch Smith of Norwich and an escort of the cantons in uniform. The officers seated were: Chief patriarch, Charles Sweet; eenior warden, Charles Craig; junior warden, O. W. Perry; high priest, George H. Griswold; scribe, O. A. Lewis; financial scribe, C. £. Potter; treasurer, Sam- uel Stewart: trustee for three years, George D. Johnson. men to R-ctiv- c.ll-r.. B. F. Hoxie Engine pany is to Keop open house this (Saturday) even. ing from 7 until 10 o'clock and on Sunday from 8 a. m. until 10 p. m., when all who care may inspect the new quarters. This gives the public a fine chance to see what the district has done for the boys. Mrs. Donohoe Recovering. Mrs, James Donohoe of Westerly, formerly “Miss Almeda Tatro, of Mys. tic, who underwent an operation in thé Lawrence hospital at New London Monday, was reported as rost- ing very comfortably. Short “Paragraphs. DU Wariliaw Nha Fefurad Trom & Boston. 'Alr- Jessie Williams has returned to NUXATED | IROM Bath Robes in lavender blue and white, eray and d blue that formerly tor 5300 oo to $6.50—Sale and $4.89. s B-m Robes, in plain pink aiso figured in gray and ved. | Figured Crepo Kimongs in lavender ‘white and whits, | blue, white, pIak ang o0, teguiar $100 "$1.00 to u.oo4-l. prices 8dc; | to 3230 quality—_Sale prices 84c, $1.10, 29 and $1.50. 79, $1.98 and $2.29, l!OSIERY FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Fleecy Hose, regular 16c| Children’s Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, at 110 a pair. 10c a pair. R N 1y A 's _Fleeced Cotton Hose,| —Sale price 28c a pair. A 2ic a pair. ‘omen’s Xxnpoflefl Split - Tose, tan |V es e prie S1o 5 p OO black, | Women's Burson Hose, regul: zfio—hlo price md uxtn.d.ul{ cotton and mu—s:lx shipments of zinc and copper into this clty and unless the embargo is litted | Dea st Acs b shortly, some of the large metal works spare and tha ey lre lnx ou- have to close down. This opinion | !Q eXtend their exports, as th expressed tonight by John H.|Of storage butter in reiriparating | seoimtnt. in comsecying BT Wit h Goss, superintendent of the _Scovil | Plants throughout the . country _are|exhibited éfther by . Manufacturing company, which em- |DReavier by more than ten million | mod ploys 10,000 men. Mr. Goss says his | POURds than a year ago. company is now drawing on its re- serve supply of copper. Shipments made weeks ago are held up. Another large concern which may be affected_soon is the Chase Rolling mills, where several thousand are em- ployed. Pric Japanese Silk Kimonos in pretty and 3 attractive vine and floral designs in lavender, blue, pink, red and white grounds, regular $2.98 to $7.50 value— ‘85-‘53 prices $2.39, §3.39, $3.89, $4.89 and JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Elmore & Shepard FuneralDirectorandEmbalmer 60-62 North St., Willimantic Lady Assistant Tel. connection A Possible Explanation. Possibly one reason why our sister republics are unable to get together on the basis of a perfect understand- g Our. rnment wishes to ing is_because they are sister repub- gove: lics—Washington Post. = whether Huerta is in pain or a Pb"ld- Record. P i % ‘Popular Diplomatic Vacations. < 3 t Maybe Colonel House is just going ot those ““"d‘?;'&o:.’&?’w"-‘,,;’“ o ose popul 3 “Boston Transcri % Santies o Ve pirenden kind ever he Cinch He's Bad. 5 25 2 25 25 25 25 2 25 25 23 25 25 2 25 25 2 o ressed, Biffieuii Breathing Kidneys .. 5 2 25 34 Sors Throat, Quiey 77 Grip, Grippe, La Sold by druggists, or sent on re- ceipt of price. Medlcal Book mailed free. HUMPHREYS' HOJ MEO. MEDICI CO., Corner Willlam and Ann su-ceu, New York. Don’t You Want Good Teeth? _ Doss the dread of the dental chair cause you to neglect them? You need have no fears. . By my.method you can have your testh filled, crownod or extracted AB‘DLUT LY WITHOUT PAIN. Consider flm lnlur hm STRICTLY SANIT, 6HHIMED maflfimz:fl» g HIRAM N. FENN UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER, 62 Ghurch St. Willimantic, Ct. ° Telephione Lady Assistant Jenw City after a visit to Mrs. Bila mu Beiilah Noyes is spending a few days in New York. Mrs. N. S. Gates has returned to New York after a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Phebe Ford. George E. Grinnell is spending a few days in Bri C. E. Parker of Boston is In town for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert were in Putnam Thursday attending the fu- meral of Mr. Gilbert's father. Miss Alice MacDonald is visiting in New York. Miss Eleanor Willlams is visiting in Waterford. [ ——— to be held at _pair. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT rs Sheets Pillow Cases B o e T e W i e iy e g COVERINGS AT SALE PRICES TR R e e der: le | prices §1.48, $1.68, $239 and $3.30. Comfortables, m pricss no.sm,%gg ASEPTIC DRINKING | cun- LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK If these appeal to you, call for examination and estimate. No. charge for consultation. DR.F. C. JACKSON, nemg mMAffl 8T, VIILL‘IMANM CONN.