Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 11, 1916, Page 8

OTTWIGTT WULLEYTY; YUEDWUAT) Arfme IV rovw a—————— Start Tomorrow ' FIVE COMPENSATION AGREEMENTS |CATARRH CAUSED | BY A GERM Western Union Telegraph Co. Among the Employers—Papers Were Filed Monday in Superior Court Office. THE MANMHATTAN ATTRACTIVE DISPLAYS -OF— and Keep It Up Every Morning How To Destroy the Germ and End Disease. To cure catarrh so it won't come back you must, according to a noted author- ity, first’ drive from your body the miilions of germs that are flourishing in the inner Tecesses of your nose and throat and are causing the disease. There is a preparation which does this called Hyomei (pronounced High- o-me). Hyomel is a germ killing va- porized air formed from the purest oil Get In the habit of drinking a glass of hot water before breakfast. Five compensation agreements be- tween employers and injured employ- es have been signed by Compensation Commissioner James J. Donohue and ploye, Montville. On February 16th, the employe strained his back. Com- pensation was awarded at $7.50 per week to begin February 27. The New London Ship and Engine We're not here long, so let's make|were filed on Monday with Clerk | Co. Groton, employers, and Mrs. Har- ;‘;Lml;":;n_:'y‘ylt:: zfifi&‘.’é“fi:‘nfl.‘e“m._‘“{"‘ffi our stay agreeable. Let us live well | George E. Parsons of the superior | riet Grumley, guardian of H. Grumley, | breathe Hyomel through the mouth and eat well, digest well, work well, sleep | court. The five agreements were as|emplove. The employe suffered a|nose by means of a little hard rubber well, and look well, what a glorious | follows: badly lacerated right leg on March 13.|inhaler which druggists furnish with condition to attain, and vet, how very | Norwich Belt Mfs. Co. employer, | Compensation was awarded at It This medicated gormicidal air pen; easy it is if one will only adopt the|Norwich, and Herman Russell, em-|weekly to begin March 81. o e e oo : morning inside bath. 1|Plove, 81 Baltic street, Norwich. On| H. R. Douglas, Inc, New London |throat, kills the catarrh germs that Folks who are accustomed to feel|February 17, 1916, he ~ bruised _and|employer, and ‘Daniel Nevill, New |lodge there, soothes, reduces and heals aull and héavy when they arise, split- sprained one of his shoulders. Com- pensation was awarded at $5.61 weekly to_begin February 28th. TLondon ,employt Mr. Neville suffer- ed a badly lacerateA tip of the first finger of the left hand, on March 7. ting headache, stuffy from a coid, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, can, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy the swollen inflamed membranes, stops the discharge and opens up the clogged nose and air passages in a truly won- FOR WOMEN AND MISSES - 2 = ¢+ | derful way. Lee & Osgood and many s Elmer_R. Pierson, 349 West Main | Compensation was awarded at $7.4% |Oenful, way Aoy g o UTHENTIC STYLES by opening the sluices of ihe SYSIeTn | street, Norwich, employer, and Hen- | weekly to besin March 18. Ceimity sellC Hyomel with the positive THE MOST A C each morning and flushing out the|r, Dyerr, employe, Yantic, the em-| Western Union Telegraph Co., New whole of the internal poisonous stag- nant matter. guarantee that it must cure catarrh or ploye, suffered blood poisoning in one York, employer, and George E. Phelps, | that the money paid for it will be re- MNetaoe, whether alling, sich: or of his thumbs on March 3rd. Com-|Utica, Pa, employe, Mr. Phelps | funded, D vi 3 pensation was awarded at $5 weekly to | fractured his left wrist at Lyman's | S === TTIEST ELS well jiahonia s cachamoroing, hSlors |peeminwacenigin: Viaduct on December 322, 1916. Com-|ohe rafiroads snnounce the they are THE PRE MO DTk O easnoontul of limestone |, Thames Specialty Co, employer, of | pensation was awarded at $7.50 week- | pianning to transport an influx great- ;’r?::;h:‘; ;: ?ffi‘l’f“w‘,“s“" from the | Montville, and Peter Hennigan, em- ly to begin January 2, 1916. er than ever bofer in the history of = long-distance movements. Not a Wild West Show. “Let there be no impression that we are going to conduct a ‘Wild West show’ or anything of that familiar na- THE BEST VALUES stomach, liver and bowels the previous day's indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and_purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. The action of hot water and limestone phosphate on EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF LOYALTY CLASS. FINDS A BROTHER AFTER FORTY YEARS. New London Man Receives Come here expecting to find a Smart Suit or Be- coming Coat or a Fetching Dress, ready to put right First Baptist Society Re-elected Its Informa- / 5 ture,” Everard Thompson has explain- ; 5 an empty stomach is wonderfully in- Officars: for; Soming i ¥ear tion of Unusual Character. ed. We propose to give New York d you will not be disappointed for our stocks ing 3 T yi ers ht day re- are Vigorating. It cleans out all the SoUT| qy 7ov it ciass of the First Baj = to the westerners for eight days. i on an . s : > st Bap-| Former Alderman Charles H.|;roqucing the real life of ranch, range, | - e o e ol {ist Bible scliool met at the church | Thompson réceived a (elephone mes: D e Taian caipcio e ol at their very best now. New models designed for ol o e Monday evening for its eighth annual | sage Saturday from his sister in Hart- | \{HG V0 Fomantic picturesqueness by . 3 appetite for breakfast While YOU &€ | mecting ' Twenty members wef® pres- | ford containing information of unusual | 10t ™\ e fisures of the fronticr |8 Easter selling have just been added to our already large stock. Garments that will ap- and phosphate is quietly extracting [ *P% . character. He was, to say the least,| \whom' time will soon exhaust. The and_Dphosphate is uletly exractii€l Mrs. Frank Tuttle, the presiderit, | astonished to discover that their half- spells, stomach trouble; others who Thompson's sister’s home in the Cap- have sallow skins, blood disorders itol City. The relationship was dis- covered at a meeting of the Maine as- sociation of this state at the Hartford club the day previous. speed of the range horse. Twenty-five | cowboys, each allowed two mouts, will art for New York simultaneously at widely-seperated points 1000 miles dis- | tant from this city. The finances as reported treasurer, Mrs. Minnie gratifying. The cl many i : : Jubilee, while new o New York, is pat- | § peal to women and misses who appreciate styles apart from the commonplace, yet B B e g ready for 'a|presided, c alling the meeting to order | brother, who had not been heard from |iarned’ in mammoth measure after | s thorough flushing of all the inside|&LS ocleck The xegular reports were | for more than 40 vears, ana wio was | those in zreat, popular, local vogue in | popular priced. organs. o = r i g o and|tne cattle states of the west. The millions of people who are|, Mrs. George W. Rathbun, the secre- | well and, strange to relate, had lived| "1t will be inaugurated by a cross- |l SUITS FROM $15.00 to $65.00 COATS FROM $10.50 to $35.00 bothered with constipation, bilious | t2rY Eave tank ‘:;g“‘("‘“' report of the}for 22 years in the next street to Mr.| .ountry race to test the endurance and | - vear's werk : 1 by the Amburn, were , though meeting calls for assistance during the | and DRESSES FROM $9.75 to $39.50 WAISTS $1.95 to $8.50 We suggest early selections—avoiding the Easter Week rush. sickly complexions are urged to get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store. This will cost | Very little, but is suficient to make|Yyear, has still a good balance in the| The long missing half-brother is| iy T el (i) be handsomely re- | anyone a pronounced crank on the | treasury. i Judson A. Thompson, formerly of | (T ¥ ” | subject of inside-bathing before break- | An interesting discussion was held| Freedom, Me. He is the son of C. H. i Weadlick M | Tist in which many questions for the com-| Thompson's father by his first mar- Guy Weadlick Manager. | - ing year were settled, iage. The father w drowned at sea Mr Thompson and his associates | The annual election was a re-election | when C. H. was a baby. The half-|have entrusted the management of all New Britain—The tree committee|Of all officers except the president, | brother was well alonz in his 'teens|intimate details to Guy Weadlick, a | held a meeting 1 night and ar-| Mrs. Frank Tuttle refusing the nomi- | then and soon left home to make his|young Westerner who enjoys the con- ranged for a campaign of setting out|nation. | way in the world. Mr. Thompson was | fidence, acquaintance and popularity of | 1,000 trees on Arbor day. The officers for the year are: Presi- | too young to remember him at all, but | the entire rangeland west. | 2 dent, Mrs. George ammerer; vice | his s er has a faint recollection of Executive officers have been opened . 2 ' e ' zs Ma ™ streot ——————————————————""""| president., ‘Mrs. Frank Waters: secre-| him. Judson A Thompson is now 38|at 1604 Broadway, where the hand of tary, Mrs. George W. Amburn: treas-|and a prosperous business man in|welcome will be continuously extended P . - »” ’ ' urer, Mrs. Minnie Amburn. Mrs. Her- | Hartford. to all westerners, and, incidentally, to | “The Fashion Store of Norwich’ bert Willey 'was unanimously reap-| He of ocurse knew of his half-| Norwich friends. | 1 pointed class teacher. brother and sister, but had no more i 5 Following adjournment, sandwiches, | idea of their whereabouts than they 3 cake, ice cream and cofiffee werd |of his. The strange meeting also BANKING FACILITIES FOR | e . Sha | ing characier. "By the dcath of & vz | DrUTISH TRADE WITH AMERICA| sy of transactions. The consul|trav 1. favoring the con-| the order and donated to the suffercrs ) George W. Rathbun, Mrs. Minnie Am- |ative who died intestate some vears|Subject of a Notice Issued by Ameri- | zeneral offers to furnish the names of Pan-Amer can_railway rom the recen: fire at Augusta, G ' burn and M Herbert Willey. i r;:n, of whose udson A can Consulate in London. | banks \\'h:r‘h are pre |r;“d tr‘\l do oo ‘!lt',"" “'h ”:;!‘ o CONszTRAcv ) — -—— — | Thompson was appointed administra- - ceptance business, which will ens * HEADAGHY s‘cK. HUNDREDS OF POSTCARDS | tor. tnere is a small legacy coming 10| Tondon, April 10, 543 p. m—The | Eritish business men o cbtain facili- S il GEARTE 3 FOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS | Charles H. Thompson and his sister. | \merican consulatc here has issued a | ties for financing pr s ¢ by i ' Mr. Thompson has the funds in his ice 1 - i t h from the United States in t sam & == : i irge and will distribute the legacies | ToncS, Falling, attention to manner that they have previo No Evidence Found by Federal Grand DON'T STAY CONSTiPATED WITH | Home Chapter Had Busy Session at | " 00 0 [0 0 e an order from | LS, offered Sy o done through E banks. aph stat BREATH BAD. STOMACH SOUR OR A COLD. Johnson Home. British merchants trading uropean Jury Investigation. United State the probate court ond the T conzg : pril 10.— e Thelporres prilloay Monday e tent to which the imps 1 export | CONCLUSIONS ADOPTED BY | RO i = A tOELTes 15 Teniber of Home o EHOMPSONJANDITHOMPSON.. | trade ‘o the_ United Siatas s baing | PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS n investigating a repe n- ENJOY LIFE! LIVEN YOUR LIVER}ter of the King's Daughters at = Norwich Men, Momb f The | credit opened with American banks. | = s i s AND BOWELS TONIGHT Tohnson home on Town street in the | FEmEr Foriich Men. Hempers of The | €5 rorring to the increasing difficulty | Includes One Connecting All Republics | : ged in the manufacture of wa ifiernoon. - Reports were presented| Bulletin Staff, in Big New York| F s % - ; Rail dai, dec munitions today reported it had found AND FEEL FINE. i e S : merchants are experiencing in ob. With International Railways. ol g . e luring the business meeting. one new | Amusement Enterprise. falhine oo ereaE el il 1 no evidence of such a plot. Th Bberiwa s anmitied s iTiboles i from English banks as the war pro- | Buenos Aires. April 10.—The Pan- 3 N:fl‘f:;:;:fi“':’: T e v the work of th vation | president of a cotorie of nation-knowr ept dr based on import or ex- | and commerce, adopted the fol- 2 of the 1 ‘M-mm‘ employment for Then a number of sew- | New York financiers and gentlemen | port tions, with the result that | lowing conclusion bles of the i announced | through the “fear that would auilt, while others mounted | sportsmen who have projected the b there w a well developed discount First, relative to the uniformity of | here today ne has ordered the sum | stilled_into the employes of the con of cards to be sent to | thing in outdoor events that the |market in the United States for this lregulations governing commercial | of taken from t ief fund of | cerns. rest of the metropolis ever f sandwiches, cake | i centered upon. They plan to A by th committee {n:uull\ turn New York over to the \]r rhecca Corn- | West from August 5 until August 12 of « \.h’.~ d- | this yea with reunions, 1 exposition Denni: Chapman, | illustrating pr and advance since Oscar Carpenter, ) Alfred Da- | the f invasion of the wilderness Disque, Mr: John | west of the Mi: ippi river, and a X apoleon Duchette, Mrs. | monster world’s championship compe- ow: . William titive tournament in frontier sports, to oster, and held at the great new Sheepshead 1y Speedway, location of the tor Cup race, and designated as The Stam- pede. An R¥ WHILE YOU SLEEP Mrs. Tenight bowel ure! Remove the liver and poison which is keeping your MISS HADIE BLACKSTONE head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath HAILE CLUB PRESIDENT. Publicity Agent Thompson. offensive and stomach sour. Don't stay — = Associated with Mr. Thompson in 3 bilious, sick, headachy, constipated and | Club May Send Deleaates to Pittsfield | e .o stesnge Goln: full of cold. Why don't you get a box Convemiion i Ne S Mt Srrbse el | - of Cascarets from the drug store now? o The Thillett whok (L] ¥ ore or two tonight and enjov the| 1\fiss Hadie Blackstone was elgcted | % s ot A1l pablEity: The nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans- | president of the Haile club at the an- | ers of both date from their ing vou ever experienced. You will| hual meeting held Monday evening in | with this newspape Ever- wake up feeling fit and fine. Cascarets| their rooms in the Chapman building. | .rd Thompson won subsequent fame in never gripe or bother you all the next| The reports read were of a promising | activit Yale university. where he day like calofel, saits and pills. They | nature. ot nGas “Dovst Siace Tt ently but thoroughly. Mother: The officers elected are as follows: | If with New York life, he d Crase, & ‘,“'_“5 or fev- dent, Miss Hadie Blackstone; vice | € yrominently engaged in ven- - 4 children a whole Cascaret any dent, Miss Katherine D. Smith: | vith Harry S. Harkness, Stand- tim !.mx\ are harmless and children | secretary and treasurer, Miss Mary D. | sr Of1 s . love them desf TR Sheridan. i | W. . Thompson resigned from The b A e 3 ‘The report of the executive board in | lletin to enter the employ of the LEGAL NOTICES part related to the convention of the | R ErAERa T He Wi oy et s S National League of Women Workers of The Evening Teleg =<ter- ESTATE H. MAINE,| !0 be hel t Pit from | noon editor of the Herald, aring the - late of in the Pro-|May 21 to June 4 last seven of I twelve vears' ser- bate l])ls( nington, de- | the retiring secretary, | vie or he was publicity repre- ceased = Crowe. It hoped several members ativ for the New York 11 - ?smlu mr”‘c fi“"“ of Probate for said to hold a food sa in the near future. | circus. district fo owanc it is e = - ” - the probate Oifice in N onington, FOUR NEW MEMBERS. n are Suten hes donsted | 2 nearing on” (e d ad-| Committee’s Recort on Agreements | ined An intensely interesting motion picture, reproducing Aprild CHARLES o GRAY, Judge. Satisfastory to Union. K the wonderful record run of the Eight-Cylinder Cadillac. BN Four new members were admittéd|h nd fancy | 3 istanc NOTlCE e e nd the > clean and | From Los Angeles to San Francisco, a distance of 493 e regular meet 0 e local Car- sports and . -4 B wy - 1 st i - penters’ union, No. held in Car- y g miles, the Cadillac beat “The Lark, 1hc1 rf‘am;t tx}:mn be .| penters’ hall on Monday evening. n n iti y 35 mi g te All persons_liab ay tax : C . : S, r. 35 min., althou e rou il hersons, lable to pay taxes in| ™ President John J. Sweeney presided |invited fo. officis tween the two cities, by 1 hr, 35 g tified that I have a warrant to levy and collect a town tax of s on_the dollar. on list of 1 a warrant to levy and c sonal tax of all persons liable to pay said personal tax in said Town _ of Montvilie, on list of 1915, and which was due on the first of February, 1916; and for the purpose of receiving sald taxes 1 will be at the store of George W. Dart, in Uncasville, on Tuesday, the 18th dav of April, 1916, from 11 a. m. until 12 m.; also ‘on the same day at and there was a good attendance. The agreements reached by proved very satisfactory to the union. The laborers and ons have not vet returned to work on the Hopkins & Allen Arms company addition on Chestnut street, as the E. J. Cross company of Worcester, Mass. who have the contract, have refused ta comply with the local conditions. They did not work on either Saturday ot arena with the xteen mills and als iiect a pe the committee | our own prairie west thousand participants enlis ters of made it necessary for the car to travel twelve miles more et than the train. Mor are expected to To Cover 450 Acres. acres whi y conf occasioni The 4 the Speedw ed for the are include: will be cor into an ol¢ frontier town under the cor ite name of “Boomtown.” It faithful be v Monday. in every crude and picturesque detail 'S M - - thotucupsod Ohiavles M w0 sra: inidine. ‘ o to the trading post period of the white | Wednesday, the 19th day of April, 1916, P n con g to the we: i at my hou: in Palmertown, from 9 a.lE 'WORTH LEAGUE HELD Very western state w | m. until 3 p. m. On Thursday, the 20th MONTHLY SESSION Tauton Speaker Will Address Young People in May. day of April, 1916, at the Charles Pereaue, at Trading Cove, from 10 a. m. until 12 m., and on the same day at the house of Hiram Amburn, at Letfingwelltown, from 1.30 p. m. until 2.20 p. m. On Friday, the Zlist day of April, 1916, at Chesterfield, from 11 a. m. until 12 m. and on the same day at the store in Oakdale, from 1.30 p. m. until 2.30 p. m. i All _persons meglecting this motice will be charged legal additions and travel fees, GEORGE N. WOOD, Collector. represented by exhibits, and common councils, commer: The Epworth League of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church held its monthly business session and social in the Sunday school rooms Monday ev- ening. Various games were played during the evening and refreshments were served. Among the thousands of native wes erners and their descendants in New York, the project has received stanteneous and grateful DAVIS THEATRE in- endorsebent. Dated at Montviile, Ct.. March 25th, 15164 aprild Bon;ugh Election Legal voters of the Borough of Col- ohester, Conn., are hereby warned t meet In the Grange Hall, in said Bor- ough, on Tuesday, April 25, 1916, at a ';'.. to elect by ba.\m ‘Burgesses, a Clerk and Treasurer, Tax Collector, three Assessors, a Baillff, Inspectors two Wood Inspectors, and at 2 p. m? o meet in Annual Borough Meeting lay a tax and to do usiness proper to come be- a Chief a4, ineer, two Street to hear reports, any other fore sald meeting. Polls open from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. EDWARD T. AN, Clerk of the Borough. Colchester, Conn., April 10, 1916. a YWarden, six next monthly meeting, which wili held in the early part of May, Rev. G. E. Mossman of Taunton, Mass., will deliver a lecturg on Culture and Recre- ation. He also will have charge of the social part of the evening's prcgram Miss Stella Purvis and Miss Mildred Mellor were in charge of the arrange- o | ments. 9 Met With Miss Hazel Anderson. Monday evening Alpha Sizma sc- ciety of Second Congregational church held a regular business meeting at the home of Miss Hazel Anderson, No. 49 church street, with a good number in attendance. ‘The president, Miss Mollie Kampf, presided. The regular routine business of the society was transacted and was followed by the serving of refreshments by.the hostess. a It was announced that at the be NEW TREATMENT FOR SWOLLEN VEINS Swollen veins_are dangerous and often burst. Sufferers are advised te et & two-ounce original bottle of merald Oil (full strength) at any pharmacist and start to reduce the veins and bunches at once. Physicians recommend Emerald Oil; it is used in o-rlm practice and a smail bottle will last & long time, b cause it {s very concentrated. Appl might and morning with the soft brus as directed umtil the swelling is re- duced to norm It 1s so marvelously powerful that swollen glands, and even goltre disap- pear when used steadily. It can always be secured st Lee & Wednesday, April 12th, S e L Afternoon and Evening IN ADDITION TO REGULAR ATTRACTIONS ‘ The time made by the Cadillac was 12 hrs. 10 niin.,, edway s = which is the fastest 2 human being has ever traveled from - t . one city to the other. . The race through California with its magnificent moun- 3 tain scenery and sandy cactus plains is vividly portrayed. 1 be officially | boards of trade, and histor- | - et O s See this splendid picture at the the Peace river have promised eager ' § support and enthusiastic cooperation. | SRS SN 1 L Tl i i :..M