Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 1, 1916, Page 7

Comparisans. mamom tor Satorday: Mfia Cagi) 's ‘Weather: P E M of Gongregational Church H Id - Sovial m ch st tt. unm urnh. 3 mfl. m‘vou 0 NOT BOY = {'gu-hu and see a good line of Team Harness, Express Harness, Concords, |Shakes Democrats snd Business Wagons at the right griods, alae Auto Robes, hwm.mrurcuhfm $1200 up at mLLWC& Nerwich, cun. s BOOK BINDER ™™~ == F“fl' MM"-‘.M“«HM Orden, s nammv DRS, L. F. and i\. J, LaPIERRE ruc-r:’t’l un#ln 10 0 a m to3p m Towne, e Jom IRADFORD ““m""‘““m e saccial bra °%‘ Aftoe the | again, ’.llze roll ull showed 15 from u from th | frem Jewett Clty Baptist, . o am to apply this rule to Paul, OYD RATflIUN' H!ADl LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION |A s e : 1 and ul listened attentively, -.na. ane swered readily. th‘m;aual:{:uon of officers ruulte‘«ll £: ollowing appojntments; Presiden Lioyd Rathburn; ‘president, Theo- 7| dore Sage; West Side, vice pmlden& - Harold Central istrict, breach of John -Ashton; Mzrlo punishment is a fine of not more| pivce: treasurer, Florence Carpenter. uo or d:nrbonmm of not more .g:: omgarl are tnnpuuldn At the o the tiles, en Tty next meeting, 24 Thera o eartily i the Lo e h"'h;‘mfl" ‘2l gentence Is ten days or 8| "o service closed With the Mizpab M wulv-d h\ this programme, ma:.'v' a vuicn fon something The effect of this administration of benedk:uon. st each JITh our part n the leaa In | T Tmeps ST ERISGAUAR, | ¢ |seiminal = with such assurance and o BORN -Advocates Now Leaders, thority gives thia mnr. % e 1 s by |BLIVEN—In Ashaway, R. I, plan to be eupported in idleness by 1. A, Soper, ex-yn-ldent of the do heartily as unto (he Lord."!i{yo ctate. These men got drunk when. 1915, @ mon to, Mr. and Mrs Hartford union, ga: next addross, | T .au!nl- toméflv Saul of Tar- ever they oan, are generally arrested Bliven. He sald - mu!u wm not bo gained w losphemer and | a1y in their spree, 0 to Jjail for a MARRIED about campajgn. But |- Churcn: of God: short team, where they have little. work T 2-: mn.n whfl. lnsh::.h :3:25 .X:-dn vlflzI; and good food—they stay their -time BLAGKB 'mtmmomma a center Wi 1 cured 2 five. the bility th a4 forward | sainted l!unhnu. “ho firat rat Christian {02t e aeseiy ready for an o%r palit "%xa?x‘bmnm“ with | martyr oned ta death, — ml':.n He advocated aolng l:;: g e b omv ek 7 ‘n other drunken spree and another short| Stasia b l(d)on permon, Hix Jecusalem, Antioch. Corinth, Hphe< mn,hgffc?érfh p'f»'uc':mfi“fiud 7 DIED - ::: m & moclety, s r:felfln: b o&krm “Ave | mever ending circle. JALCOTT—1In this ity April 27, g some »mmltm, all l.ld- they ministers in Christ? I am more; @“fl:fi&rfirm&m‘]m:;m° Charles H, Talfitt. l:erél 75 yours:. Funeral services ing to ncx;‘ the worlk, a start by [in labors more abu 1liam: *{ing Wt k *|May, 1878, and who has been released i) treet, Mon- aot, Not semehow or | above- Te- | for 5 short. time, shy one-half day €ach | Hop Smionn, Moo e Boions foonth since, 1 think, is still there, hav- | syppICcK—In_ New LondoR, April 28, ing been supported in jail for about 38 P g R yenn. 1t is-abmost impossible to say u“ o "'fu.gy urdick, aged 13 times this man has been| monthe. : ; ; prvseeuuwf for drunkenness, but it is|mw; -1 Naw Londo: ‘A et a1 ":,'”.f" Tl | e or G, ke 15 2 ; 5 n«nhlm otun, in hunger and thirst, | iy el < BAPOY ac . O, PIAwAIL Gonduetsd o dneation |1 oId 558 rakednety. Besigss thoos i ;:Om‘f!g:‘fn’;"bmmw‘““o“tg ity, ‘April 30, 1916, box, Supper was served by :he udl.g things which are wmw!lt. that which| " thousand. In Hartford county thers . of the Parish Houne asseciation, Rev, |€ometh uvon -daily; the care of all are about 100 noted rounders, The m N cl'l of "‘“‘;?,,3 Albert Donnell of Jewett Olty asid | the. ehurahes shocking carcer of Maud Hunter and | Gorioih 353 Nortn, CUTL street, Tues: race, Tho tables were decorated with | Thon finally this "'-“‘;,‘:” inoar. [ Nellle. Colling; whose only. festdones |~ ooy meemine: May 3 chutoh u. 5.30 g AN e O s e :::,{ was the jail, ought to arouse decent| pelock, Burial in St Mary BN The Evening Saselor. i Cuanor's howsehola." having o :’:”hc'm"dr&&?flfifi! G b T2 ; » tha 2 not_exis At 7 paleck the socleties assembled |, 8000 ASbt” he given his life for the {7 o' f flizen community, MITCHELL—In this April 29, %&lta.ml“m Gauthier, wrie of Berbort The remedy for this evil state of af- ShUTh | e, oo & iEh, whes angons s e iSO o i S SERLE SLSE | i B e SRR Y P azermovlu-. 11 mm Norwieh Town, | 00 4 '0 0, antor oo e mm uu tion as the rounder can receive, the 8,15, Services 1n {3 Srom [Franklin, 4 from Costen, 1f|Z0Vios o sives: we nes it is- pertecily | Confinement being long enough to'pro- from Griwwold ver, 4 duce in fim “havits of® self control e o8 A A s ern, severe measures alone will at- LMES—] , 2 et City Co tional, "7 from Leb: |, Sesendivi WWe ave admonished. that (e ot nis astention. Fa ahould be con- 5, aged 83 yeats: anon, 1 srom LeMngwel, 2 from New- | P47, T e ey i, ~iho | fned 1n & reformatory institution wn- | Fureral service st s mte " Festdence | in Preston ity w;_dnea.ny afternoon; G h ot gt Hta X pmm tits kma #pdlien of by The Apos. |der an indeterminate sentence until he| i Ergston OGY, mm&an‘n’u very Conneotion, -~ Shetuokst 8¢ nnu 4 SANDERSON, s Tromtner s Personals nad Notes. . Nrs. Frank Tow & i 'owne is vll(nn. friends Mr. and Mrs, Herman Pukallus spent the week end in Willimantic. o Patrick Cleary 1 d:nwuhn-um-mmm —_— —_— Coughlin attended Mon VERY LOW PRICES msmu. is cured, and it is safe to turn him georxe H‘yu, lql tho pu:hrnr nrvlce The Hternal Word, »mt‘ loose on noclety . He must thoroughly | ™! m “’;-,- °"M&“J}'é&'¢ p"’a:fi?y“ mflflml of the wnunmn °'fi‘n and co-eMoiént with the Al- s 8o at h:'nh I 0 T m e tio nion,’ Tile firat . question was | THEnLY o T“fl:}‘,“;""*‘, e araes® | necticnt ‘might with great advantage|Notice ot fureral hereafter.: What 1a the [rutut and greatest ilw to the Lord,” . |start a farm coleny for men and an- mvm this city,” April 30, 1916, lack in our soofetios? One is that half came incar- | 0ther for women both under state con- tige, wife ‘of ~Stephen H: the -members are obliged fo bear the flesh, " \g | trol, to which all drunkards should be | Reeves.- Interests and obligations of the whole |, .. sacrifice and committed, and where they should be MELONE In Nmn A ril L Caith- ot Ansen is our example. His resurrec. |COnfined until reformed. A successful YO VAN 0 Mattin: Ma- humanity should b |8ttempt in & small way has been made y”"?ir'.'fim' & fate home, 17 Otz ingentive to a life of |8t the farm Sttached to tne. Norich i (Monday) morning at insane hospital, but only about 75 can ‘Req lom_miams at St Patrick’s 2 ehearted service is .b. be.accommodated, whereas many more, [ -church ut 9 o'clock. : 40 ecessary for the best results, |52y 1,000 or 1,500, should be provided | viduats and ae & lodge, the |for: If any such drunkard: uu-mmouuuxm into your ef- banish- ment drunken men from zll public co ces, trouay carg, steam cars, or steamboats, the fort and llves of women and little children are now shamefully’ jeopardized. Is the reformation of these drunkards possible? It certainly is. The lves of John B. Gough, Sam. Hadley, Jerry McCauley, Valentine Burke and hosts of -others prove the possibility of reformation. éred, (The prison work of such womeh as Frye and Maud Balington Booth prove the possibility of paysical nne ‘moral mmt!on of even the most degraded individuals, ‘The prison missionary should make it his duty to persistenily lend himself ~ as a devoted X Lady Assistant avatas by that Telophons 328-3 wayside. He should stay by £ PIC o SUL e Con stind HENRY E. CHURCH. dmmawuo{&l mnm - LOZENGES Will purify the blna and 9\0" omp.x on 10c A BOX —AT— DUNN’S PHARMACY 80 MAIN STREET FINE MEATS VEGETABLES, . ° CANNED GOODS, : FRUITS, ETC. lfeoplo’s Harkoi + 6 Franklin Street - JUSTIN HOLDEN. Propristor 'I'IIE DEL -I'IOFF Plan Rnh- 75 cents per day and u HAYES BROTHERS: Telephone 1222. . = 2628 Broadway 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer v tns public wié finest stanaara brande 5¢ Beer of Burope and Bou.mau., Pale and Burton Muer’ IGII %“Gulmuu‘ Dubllnsb\nug flfll P. B, Ale, Frank Jones' Noumh Ing_Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, ‘Budweiser, Schlitz and Pabst. A. A, ADAM, Norwich Town. Telephone 447-12, DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN ~Dental Surgeon MoGrory Building, . Norfwich, Cann. 'l'llAT MAY BASKEI' youmphnmnghhn;fa sure to please if you select it” We have a large assortment of daintily trimmed baskets in a great variety of shapes and colors at all prices. - THE CRANSTON CO. o> $21 TeETh il M h G‘H. !.vor. ':r“h;.:“”