Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 20, 1916, Page 2

HIED Famon, c.w.qu.ufi. 'W;A.Bm:k.mw. 3 Mrs. Larrabee, Boss, i e = v TR FOREARMS BADLY GABHED. pu- e ieie Miss Jennie Freestone Injured at Vel vet Mill Wednesday. No. pany stated simply that an _accident] had courred. and that the yeuns wo- mesting " _of Ladies’ auxiliary to the A. O. H. this : week. the following officers were elect- ‘annual ‘maeflnc of the Ladies’|ed for th coming year: P:-u-«. L€ the mal church | Monica Mexaon, Yice! president, | the church house at three treasurer, Abbh O’Con- 73 )(uh.n sentinel, Mary - Fenton. musical production will be given by the members of the organization on March 17th, following their custom. Big Lemon From Florida. A lemon with a circumference of from fourteen to fifteen inches, and [Was welghing one pound and ten_ounces, was received by parcel post Wednes- day by Frank More, manager of the Grand Union Tea store. The fruit, which ‘contains enough material for making six ples, was 'sent from Florida to Mr More by Dr. Laura H. Grip. | Hills, winter theu. ‘who is spending the evalunt, TAXATIVE should be t.g mation of Guinine with other ts dest! rms, Improvements in Telephone Secvice. An improvement in telephone 'serv- DRINK HABIT RELIABLE ‘HOME TREATMENT The ORRINE treatment for. the ‘Succeeding Elmoro &-Shepapd 3 Drink Habit can_be used with abso- lute confidence. It destroys all desire DirectorandEmbalmer for- whiskey,” beer or other alcoholic M St., Willimantic |tor b, e o5 Chave Saceomm: Tel. connection | rylly used it and have been restored to lives of sobriety and usefulness. Can be given secretlyc Costs only $1.00 per box. If you fafl to get re- sults from ORRINE after a trial, your money will be refunded. Ask for free booklet telling all about ORRINE. N. D. Sevin & Son, 118 Main Street. menu nder New Managem. m Repairin 5‘; 2 et satts- Valley St. ‘Phone 356. . JOHNSTON BROS. Props. JAY M. SHEPARD m N. FENN ERTAKER and EMBALMER, ureh St. Willimantic, Ct. Lady Assistant Irray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. Weai-thlnys Chfldrsnlmufl.m‘tb‘ll n-.hom. - O.x.lnn-q. d agen blue — Sale prices .1 ), $2.39 and $2.89, Children’s Knitted sting & dt cap, sweater and ‘drawer e Toeytnet s g o Yo in black u G-! YW wrrm'r PAt ush-,otN-.um Jam, stroet i ill with pneumonia at .&u hospital. . Shea, o et ks the mnmx NEGLIGENT HUSBAND MlLID. Wilfred L’Oiseau Has Failed to Care t‘b - For Family. Wilfred L’Oisead; better know ;Bird” who gave himselr up to polics Tuésdsy when a warmnt out for him for non- said he was not- -endhw to his wife, as he wished to 1o come to Manchestar whers he was Working, to live. ‘The story told by his [wife, his father-in-law, and Pirst Se- fectman Chesbro, —‘however, promise “to obmmd for him a susperision of sentence. Th: criginal sentence sixty flln in Jlll was Imposed by the court Wednes: and the defendant was taken to the fail later in the day. - Brief Mention. Leuis Kingsbury spent Wednesday in Boston. E., C. Sharpe was a Hm visitor Wednesday. he heard there | int tes, Art Club Meets. Current events were discussed the JErewting oF the' rt Baelnb ith Mre Elks Going to_Putnam. m:bmtmnmmmhwwnm ;| wererentertaified at Mr. Very's home W. B Jackson spenit Wuh:maw n New London. Dr. Frank O'Loughlin has nltnrn-c to Navgdtuck. m J: J. Hickey was a Newmflnu vis- T itor Wednesday. John E. Brick is spendh a few days in Boston. g 0. B. Sweet of Hartford spent Wed- nesday in. this city. Ralph Andrea-of HAfl.fin’d is the guest o frelatives here. Arthur Leader of Wenche-ur spent Wednesday in this city. Theodore Downing of Hartford was a local visitor Wednesday. The train from aue in this \ OBITUARY. Michael McDermott. Michael McDemott, long & re=ident of this town died Wudnnd;y morning at about 2 o'clock. Mir. McDermott was a native of Ireland but had lived practically all of his lflt in this coun- Boston city at 11.18 a. m. was 25 minutes late | Wid: Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. M, L. Hicl are speuding the remainder of the week in Providence. Mrs. Junior Reynolds who has been the guest of relatives here for the past two woeks has returned to New York. visitors _ Wedn n- Beach, E. ra: Caslton: White, Mr. and Philips. Mrs. Benjamin Personals. Thoutas Doyle was int Putnam Wed- V. spen esday Anderso; it Wedns South u.nchub:r iy J. B. Fullerton is in Boston for a few days on business. mwhiholnolvohhh‘wm the American Thread Co. business for New York is visit- Frank White of m‘m-ntherlnw-dwtnrnbw Mrs Jobm Moore of Waterhury s entertaining her father, John F. Col~ lins of Ash street. Mrs. Willlam Whitemore has __re- turned from New Brunswick where she spent the past four weeks relatives. on v-n" n.reet. ekt wndnulw bis home in Providence. ’WB‘V“ here she will M mm.vu' n-e:m-, ' (Additional Wlmannlk News on M ‘r-) Wf‘lum J. Danielson, who died on Providence, was a native ofmhwunuflwunmuhutsl- T he ?"munwuu b e_fol ol a Providence paper of i - | Miss Katherige Seward Makes Mcni | i in | nam as compiled for 1915 by the board Is it good tobacco? IS IT! It is the choicest trip lmo‘lfx this city, where Mr. Water- | man is vice pfol.\lcnt and superin- |* tendent of ‘Waterman Worsted company. IN PROVIDENCE RECITAL. Favorable Impression Tuesday Eve- ning. i Miss Katherine Seward of this city achieved another notable triumph at Brovioehme: Yeseber steniat wiisn she was presented in a pianoforte recital k Very at Mr. Very's home, 293 Indiana avenu 'rhg Program was as follows: Gavotte, Sonata in C minor, .Grave Allegro Nachstuck in_F, Prelude in A Flat, Prelude in E minor Fantaisic—lmpromptu - in minor Romance, Sibelius Reverfe, Debussey Etude (Ungarish Dance)), MacDowell The recital was well attended and Mles Sewnd oy eminisiadiofiep: plause after Lo number. Bt ias vectial Miss Bewards terpretation ot the numbers played was described as delightful and her’ control " of tone excellent. - For one she played Fruhling Rauschen (suva Ash accori glm led g owatd 0. Proviferie and bath $700. Joseph Carroll, $5,368. Coandler & Morse, 30,300, Increas 1,535, Victor Chapdelaine, $12,127, increase 02. ‘Wilt Address Junior Chautauqua Club. Miss Helen Mary, junior Chautau- aua_director, Swarinmore, Pa.. is to be in Putnim on the afternoon -of January 38 to adaress he members |50z = e Junior iter lautauqua clul n ‘tnam, partms ot this City at the lsrasl Butnam |seses0. o &0 g Py s 00l Games are o be played and | ' Florence E. Clark, $§,000, other amusements provided. ~Miss Mner Wil add o the Tatmed: o tne] 3. W. Cutler, $22,675, Increase §3,720, eh John A. Dady Corporation, 38,700, h:ronofby rz].mn.f:’hu Stidren & num| stories. e members of | Rosa P. Danielson, $23,910, ine the clean-| e mnunmu met_recently | $200. o . Dflbm L. Davis, $22,780, 4,000, with Miss Bertha Sarsent, head of the coumalttes, and 5 for report is to be Joks M. Dean, Inc., $14,356, decrease $1,26 I-L n & Son, $3,25 made within o short time. Deaco: . Dhmund $5,550, Assrease $1,820. ';Georgo E er, $9,605, increase 035 Egan Estate, $11,400, increase 33,000, “ Eureka Sflk Mfg. Co., $10,000 in- crease 31 Marta F‘rle', $41,680, increase $132,- First National Bank, $20,000. ank Foisey, 36,025, increase $725. ot O. Fox & Co., $17.250, Increase 31, Mary Gardner, $5,550, increase $500. G. H. Gilpatric, $9,096. Rlchlrd Gorman, $11,600, Gorman and Bradey, $9,001 o s reens 19018, 1,468. p S G. A. Hemmond, $10,160, incresse GRAND LIST $4,273,895. $190. ey Hammond Knowlton Co., $21,000. Incresbe of $375711—Assessors Have| H. F. Hopkins, $8,460, increase $300. Made Additions Amounting to $569,- | A A. Houghton. $15,950, increase 790 By Ve Wves: Vedrs. ‘Anna M. Houghton, $6,200, increase The grand . | $700. list of the town of Put- |¥100 . wooner s47.490. Mrs. R. M. Hoyle, 7575, Increase ¥ istate of Horacs E. Hurlbut, §12,- 7‘5, increase $1, e #8.400, 2, $ J?eflarlun Trust (',‘ah $5,000. increase FOR WINDHAM HOUSE. Meoting Held Wednesday Afternoon— School Children to Aid Fund. There was a meeting in 0dd Fel- lows® hall Wednesday afternoon in the interest of the Windham House fund for the Connecticut College for Wom- | 680, en. It was expected that Miss Louise C. Howe of Norwich, one of the trus- teen of the college, would b present, but she was unable to attend. it-1s expected that B Ry il B wechad st 5 B ey (Rt will result in ting a fine total of |$812. contributions this town. The children of the Israel Putnam school are pledged to raise $65 for the fund. increase "increase Kent, Hector increase 278,895, an increase of more ird of a million dollars over SEE Sl far lant Yeur. & Do emact— $875,711. . The increases made by the assessors during the past two vears total $569,190. $4,495. Luther M. Kelth, $5,775. C. M. & B. B. Bent, $15,200, in- crease $700. Clarence M. Kent, $6,801, {ncreass $851. qloien M. Eent. | $1083, icresse S5 for the members of | Nelson King, 37140, increase $375. roltet when that DoAY ber Kinney, $T135, increkse $675: on the first of .Fe ‘i;fi 210, TLous Lucia, $10.120, ncrsase -‘:1 Mfg. Co., $108, in- crease 36,380, i|;3Joseph H. Maynart, 1,770, inereans lug-n-ml. Migneault, $5760, de- F. Mo 1] increase $1,085. Erate o:"'«? e Storee 0100 " de- * | crease $2, Herbert Morse, $10,765, increase 106, Ni leon lluln. 11,040 u‘?x’:mG ihias, *fia0ds, _ascrease, ‘Nightingale-Morde Mills, 3432, 034, ncrease 314300, 1"‘( Fark,41t400, increase Virginia. tobacco that can be ":n Y-,.'P.l'l 'S Rose, a_New thea former husband of dancer, was removed by the by the Brit- *{iah authorities from the at Falmouth uw”"" ek ettt crease 32,125 3 e ”w.umn Worsted Co., Inc, $10,- L. F. Weeks, 37, B and Charity C. Wheat- on, $59,050, increase $2,350. Wheaton Building & Lumber Co., se158 - te Thomas Harris $113,200. “'Mlfl‘.‘. A. Keach, 315,000, increase, GMI. L. Kfll $6.000. H. & H. R R. Co, $14,200.}of Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Will - ' Increase Strength’of Delicate & mill with the v Gt chis donti liner Rotter- e