Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 20, 1916, Page 8

“away in my mouth, I just can chew that gum all I want. Mother somehow or other always seems to have a bo.x handy in thehouse. for a nickel. thusiasm—Students Retu | Vacatian—Catholic Rector Attending | At the of incompie are ne. < By 5 close of the service many to. greet Rev. and Mrs. Smith and their daughters, inice and Margaret of, Ing- ‘who were present, having town Friday afternoon. o a5 Mrs, A. D. Zabriskie of Ver- will be in Preston City #nd Thursday to attend on _Union ' Association at the Baptist church. Mr. Pastor First Congregational church morning the subject of the 8 was Enthusigsm in the Chris- i Life, anw the text, So run that obtain. RS =asds o7r direction and gniding, Rev. Mr. Bwing ‘said, even ag what s planted . ng_n cultivating. Flatlart nocds Work 1o do Lo Hevelon this gift. Life is made te facts which point to better farther on. ry to attain the great mpting big enthusiasm will grow and for the largest service. Thus in the i Zabriskie is a member of the commit= tee of arrangements. G. L. Yeomans to Conduct Meeting. George L. Ycomans of the Falis will conduct _the cottage prayer meeting of the First Methodist church which will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mr..and Mrs. Thomas Day on Otrobando avenus Preaches on En- Pastor on Retreat, - Rev. Charles W. Brennan of West Town street, pastor of Sacred Heart church, spends this week ‘in retreat on: Keyser Island, near South Nor- walk. The Heard About Town. ‘Woodbury O. Regers is at his home on Washinston street, after a business. Little | tip to Maine. things 34| Mrs. Delia Mahoney of Preston was the guest Friday of Mrs. Louis Olsen building of God's|Of the Scotland Toad. 1l ‘the. world. e Mrs. Crystal Tucker from Griswold is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs, Henry Hensler of Plain Hil. Local members of Comfort circle of The King’s Daughiters, will be enter- tained Wednesday at the summer home of one of their number, Mrs. A. T. Utley at Neptune Park. Miss Parbara Latham and Miss Hel- en P. Ewine, students at Pratt Insti- tute, Brooklyn, N. Y, during the past yesr, returned Saturday to “their homes here for the vacation, Mr. and Mrs. John Denker and child of West Town street are passing a few weeks with relatives in New York. Mrs. Sarah Hull of West Town street left Monday morning for a few days’ X;m with "relatives in Springfield, ass. Mr. and Mrs. James Furey and two sons of Occum were guests over Sun- day at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ry Hensler on Plain Hill i Having completed a year of study at Cornel} University, Ithaca, N. Y., Ray. mond Ewing returned Saturday to. his home on Elm avenue for the summer vacation. Ack For $100,000. THe board of school visitors will re- quest the New London common coun- cil to recommend the.issue of $100,000 worth of “school bonds for the pur- chase of the Thomas Casey property in Ocean avenue and its improvement, and for other purposes. ~The rec- ommendation will be in accordance with a vote of the school board pass- ed at a ‘special meeting of the board Sunday afternoon, at which members o fthe finance committee .of the court of common -council were present. Winsted.—Stephen Jones has com- pleted his thirtieth year in the employ. of the Empire Knife compny. .| off ‘ary and the. crop A class of 86-will be graduated from the Norwich Free Academy this (Tues- day) -afternoon at: the exercises to be| gy, Leld in’ Slater Memorial hall at 4 o'clock. The exercises will be opened with prayer by Rev. Joseph Henry Selden, N. F, A, '13, and then will Tollow ‘a selection by the Academy or- a. The remainder of the pro- gramme will be carried ‘out as follows: Salutatory address, Kittie Mae Sloan. Essay, Goverrior Trumbull’s War Office on, Kathryn Hulbert, Essay, Doors and What Theg Lead To, TIsabel Bachele; Essay, Maximilian of Mexico, Martin' Samuel Peterson. Essay, Old Hébron, Mary Adeiaide Lord. Hymm, Creation.. . Bssay, An" Appreciation of L'Allegro and Il Penseroso, Kittie Mae Sloan. Essay, A Study of Beau Brumm - Henry Hayen Stoddard. Valedictory address, - Dorothy Matilda Schwartz. Presentation of Diplomas;. Presentation (of Class Gift, ‘William Jerome Stanley, + Class President. Award of Prizes and Medals. Hymn. el, 7 The Graduates. The list of graduates is as follows: Classical Course: Hatry Clement Brogan, Israel Aaron Cohen, George Harold Gildersieeve, Samuel Potter Gorton, Clark Doane Greene, Harold Patterson Hull, =~ Emerson Browne Jones, David Potter 1fitchell, Henry Haven Stoddard, Ruth Althea Barber, Ruth Esther Bogue, , Alices Wirginia Ebenezer Story DeWolfe, Arthur Bow- en Fellows, john Joseph Horigan, Sey- mour Scott jackson, Robert Krancis ©"Hern, Martin Samuel Peterson, Raiph DelLille Standish, General Course: Charles Irving Bab. cock, Carlos Farry,.Jr., DeWitt. Hen- derson Brake, ‘William - Arthur Oollins, John Edmund Condon, Thomas Gerard Lesmond, - Francis _Peter Donnelly, Henry Joseph LaFontaine, .Bruce Sedgswick MacMiliian, Sheldon Tarbex, John Lawrence Waich, Charles Robert Young, Margaret Jane Alyn, Isabel Bacheler, Alice - Mary Barnett, Annie Augusta Bass, Gladys Belle Beche, @lla May Bowe, Adelaide Ethel Brown, Ethel Mary Brown, Jessie Erowning, scoll, Marny ic Frances English, Eleanor Gertrude Fitzgerald, Marguerite Josephine Foley, Agnes Ruth Graham, Ruth Harding, Olive Dunham Hisgox, Anita Bower| Holton, Lucille Lydia 'Howard, Ade- line Mary Kearney, Olive Dewey Lin- ton, Anna-Mary Mulcahy, Geraldine Oaf, Leotta Oat, Lela Paulsen, Gladys Lathrop Pendleton, Kittie Mae Sloan, Fannie Slosberg, Mary Edna Wholey, Elorenge Louise Wilkinson. i Helena Irene CRAZED MAN ASSAULTS WIFE WITH® AXE, William Geising Made Murderous As- sault Early Monday Merning. William _ Geising - an_ex-spldier, drink “crazed, made a murderous as- sault upon his wife, Mrs, Mary Gels- ing, with an axe early Monday morn- inw at their home, 13 Potter street, New Londén and as a result the wo- man is at the Memorial hospital in a dangerous condition, while - Geising is at the police headquarters strapped in a stright jacket with a charge of assanlt with intent to kill facing him. Monday morning the case was tak- en up in the police: court but neces- sarily continued. Wednesday, . June 28, was the date set by Judse Qoit for the hearing. on the charge . set against Geising. - Prosecuting Attor- ney Danfel M. Cronin stated that the Wwoman. wasin a serious condition at the hospital and that fhe husband is suffering from alcoholism .and that a continuance would-be necessary, Gelsing has béen on a protracted saree and early Monday morning. go- ing info-his home and :armed with an axe made his way to: the - bedroom where his wife and John, their two- vear old child, were sléeping. . The wife aroused and fearing: that - her husband meant to do the cbill harm fought him. savagely. - He wiclded the axe with telling_effect, opening up a deep gash on the right side of his wife's head, and bruising her on the right arm and about the body. The sash on the heag was so deep, that it Taid bare the skull. Tiniothy Stllivan, Mrs. Gelsing’s father, “who lives in the house, heard the ecries and ‘going to his daughters aid wrested the axe from his son-in- law. Ofiicers T. T. Sullivan and James O'Donnell rushed to the house and after a battlé overcame Geising and brought him /to police headguarters. Dr. F. M.-Dunn was called to attend Mrs. Geising. - She was - removed to the hospital at once. In the melee the infant's. clothes | were Dlood soaked but -the child was not injured. Geising has not been working for a Tone - time. He has -been loitering around saloons and drinking heavily. Dr. Dunn administered an opiate to Geising at the police: station and he sank into a heavy sleep. WET WEATHER SPOILING - THE CORN CROP. Indications ‘Are That Crop Will Be a Poor One This Year. The -constant wet weather for the past several weeks has been discour- agirg to the farmers of the county. Hardly. anything that has been plant ed in the past few weeks has made a . rapid. growth. The corn that was lanted before the past rains at the Present time 1s a very bad state. The develop slowly an dthe land that was el cultivated and prepared has grown up to ‘weeds above - corn crop. It now remains for the fdrr to disc harrow the .crop up and .re- plant it. This will mm ho:he mp»no: he W ., may " com only late, but the b L he. ground. produced in many years farmers. Msl!l,. r:ol -in h: enou; B CArTy fhe winter, and will have to buy op the outsid 4 ' RAILROAD MEN. HELD. ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE Conductors” and Trainmen. Conduct Joint Session a* New London. New London division; Order of Rail- way Conductors,”.and ‘Thames ~Rivet 10dge PBrotherhood of Railway Train- men, held their joint mémorial Ser- vices in Mgose hall in the Garfield ew/London, Sunday afternéon. The exercises were of an impressive nature and were attended by alarge mumber of members, relatives of the | dgcensed and friends. % The eervices began at. 2 o'elock with vey, A. Haynes, president of Thames River Lodge, and Jeremiah Tyron. chief. conductor of New Lon- da ivision, pyesiding, - Rev. James <ler, ' pastor _of the Second Congregational ‘chureh, - opened - the reises. with praver, and both Mr. r of the First Church of Christ, ered = eulogles. Addrasses were made by George Spafford of = New London _ division and “H. E. Leavitt hames River Todge. The address- vere interspersed with'.vocal se- lections by Frank DeWoife. OLD BOOK RECALLS NEW LONDON PREJUDICE. Old Book Recalls New London Prejudice At a sale of rare books in New York this week: one of local interest is to be offered at au n. « An excesslvely rare book is “An Answer.to a Book lately put forth by Peter Pratt, entituled “The Prey.Taken from,the, Strong, Wherein, by Mocks and Stoffs together with @ Ereat number of positive Falsehoods, the author hath greatly abused John Rogers, late of New London, deceased, since. 'his death.. -In wiheh answer there is a true and impartial Relation of the Sufferings of John Rogers, on which the author has built his abuses. As also many of the Said Scoffs, False- wet weather has caused the grain to| koods, Blasphemous Expressions, great abuses of Scripture together with y kross . Contradictions . and . iEnBYARE Speeches- contained in This Book, all of which are discovered and plainly proved by John Rogers (the. Second),” printed by William' Bradford 1n 1728, Only one other copy of this work has been sold at auction, ample was in the Brimley sale, and its title was imperfect, - Owing to the vio- lent prejudice against (e Rogerites in New. London, they could not get a printer there, and had to go to Brad- ford in New York and to Reynier Jansen in Philadelphia. the father,~was onc of the most re. warkable characters in New England POQUETANUCK SCHOOL. Entertaining Programme and ‘Race ‘Events at Annual Outing at Draw- bridge. e “The Poquetanuck school held-its af- nual outing at the drawbridee Friday. In " the. afternoon the ¥ Eramme was carried ont: Aro_Many Flags in school; recitation, OufHol othy ‘Willcox: reading, Star Spangled Banner, Loulse ! class exercise, Harrle teacher, and Leslie Farkness, Har Mamsfield, Helen Willett, Laura.: Milton MeClure, Claren rhllplllz oo RN n" recitation. A Free John Rogers, -k . The.second body of troops to leave the account of the Mexican disturbance will be the One Hundredth Co,, Coast g8 considers , which will entrain at Mnm.. duty at.the: a caused by Williams, the' ; ~25c SILK FOUR-IN, 10c BLACK COTTON HOSE of medium weight— LIVE WIRE PRICE 8¢, 4 for 300 MEN’S NEVERTEAR SOCKS in black and col- ors, medium weight 16c hose— ‘s LIVE WIRE PRICE 11c LIVE WIRE PRICE 16c 50c PRESIDENT SUSRENDERS—the genuine— “"“*LIVE WIRE PRICE 35c 46c POLICE AND FIREMEN'S BRACES— > ‘LIVE WIRE PRICE 19¢ ~HANDS in all styles— IVE WIRE PRICE 17¢, 3 for 50c FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS in values up to $1.25 and '$1.50. They bave laundered cuffs and the materials are Repp and Madras— P LIVE WIRE PRICE 95¢c 1.50 NEGLIGEE OUTING SHIRTS in coat :tyla ‘with soft cuffs LIVE WIRE PRICE $1.19 1.00 WHITE PAJAMAS in all sizes— ;s LIVE WIRE PRICE 83¢ GENUINE PORISKNIT UNDERWEAR — shirts and drawers— g i Lt B0c quality . .LIVE WIRE PRI $1.00 :ua.uty . -LIVE WIRE PRICE 75¢ ATHLETIC NAINSBOOK UNION SUITS— LIVE WIRE PRICE GENUINE PALM BEACH SHIRTS with at- tached collar. . LIVE WIRE PRICE 75¢ NIGHT SHIRTS, either V neck or with col- lar LIVE WIRE PRICE MEN’S AND BOYS' BELTS— 25¢ quality LIVE WIRE PRICE 50c quality LIVE WIRE PRICE FIBRE SILK WASHABLE FOUR-IN-HANDS. These are made in the tubular style and will'give double service....LIVE WIRE PRICE 17¢, 3 for 75¢c' NEGLIGEE OUTING SHIRTS—both laund- ered and soft cuff are to be had in these coat tyle shirts. The colors are guaranteed. Sizes :3);& to 18. LIVE WIRE PRICE $1.00 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS FOR 79c—a fine qual- ity of French,percale has been used in these shirts which are in the coat style. All good pat- terns and fast colorings LIVE WIRE PRICE 25¢ IMPORTED WASHABLE NECKTIES — a special lot of fine Russian Cords in panel stripe designs. Slight imperfections have reduced the DriCe ..:veeeessnss WIVE WIRE PRICE 10c, 3 for 25¢ IPSWICH HOSIERY The Kind Which Stands the Hardest 3 Wear See Our Window Demonstration * THIRD COMPANY OF The ' 100th Company REGULARS OFF FOR 'GPUTN Leaves This Morning Enroute to Plattsburg. e gpupany, & vetex _New London artillery district on Artillery corps, 6 o0 Tuesday morning, en route u'fi::k camp &t Platts- Y. veteran campaigner of Spanish-American war, thinks it likely that the New London compan- ies will be despatched to the frontier at this state of the proceedings. Capt: it more probable ordered to regular the departure of the companies previously- included in the A LARGE CAN OF TALCUM POWDER—your. chofce of Violet, Arbutus or Corylopsis— 4 - ‘LIVE WIRE PRICE 10¢- CALOX.TOOTH POWDER..LIVE WIRE PRICE. 16c PEBECO TOOTH PASTE..LIVE,WIRE PRICE,40c DR. LYONS' TOOTH POWDER-OR PASTE— i LIVE WIRE PRICE 1Sc SANITOL PASTE, Powder or Edaul— SANITOL SHAMPOO AND COLD' ¥ T OLIVE 25¢ DeMERIDOR COLD CREAM-— 5 * LIVE WIRE PRICE 10 CREME < 8 o - LIVE WIRE, PRICE 3%c 10¢ OLIVILO SOAP......5 LIVE'WIRE PRICE 7c SANITOL TOILET SOAP AND TOILER, POW- DER. We will sell one 25¢ cake of Soap @hd ofie 25¢c can of Powder for 220—11¢ for each ra- tion. Only two to a o - 3 3 LIVE WIRE PRICE 22¢ TUSCANY CASTILE SOAP—imported— - ¢ LIVE WIRE PRICE MECCA TOILET SOAP—LIVE WIRE PR 22¢ WOODBURY'S rAcEv.flm' - . LIVE'WIRE PRICE 190 DICKENSON'S i A TWITC usually 25c & pinte % ¥ | 6% LIVE WIRE PRICE 18 10c MUNYON'S WITCH HAZBEL SOAP— LIV E PRICE 70 THE “CHALLENGE" HOT Wi 3 - ‘t'his is a stanaard dollar bottle im the' z LIVE WIRE PRICE 78¢c ABSORBENT COTTON—a 25¢c m bieached cotton...... 50¢ DERMA VIVA, the liquid beautif 5 LRI PRICE 17¢ € PRICE 17c 50c DeMERIDOR COLD 4c 10c WOOL POWDER PUFF— WHISK BROOMS— lbc quality. 19¢ quality..s 26¢ quality. 29¢ quality..;se TOOTH BRUSHES—AIl «s-LIVE WIRE RRIGE 210 . .-LIVE WIRE PRICE 23c Bristle Plush— . E * 7 LIVE WIRE PRICE %o . IVE WIRE PRICE 12%c -LIVE WIRE PRICE 15c . 35 quality. -LIVE WIRE PRICE 25¢ s0¢ quality. . <LIVE_WIRE PRICE 35 25¢ HAND SCRUBS — Weod CBristie Btushes in all snapes. IVE WIRE PRICE 13¢ MOTH BALLS in paper Cartofis— A A * EIVE 'WIRE PRICE "9c LIVE WIRE PRICE. 7o PAPER in rolls— 3 LIVE WIREPRICE 3 fo 26c PARISIAN IVORY COMBS— , .- . po 4 LIVE WIRE PRICE 200 ' PARISIAN IVORY TOILET ARTICL! b VALUES F $1.50 UB. - HAIR AND CLOTHES BRUSHES, MIRKORS, -+ CLOCKS, CREAM JARS, MANIC ARTI- . CLES, ETC. ....... LIVE WIRE PRICE 38 EACH 17e quality..: 19c quality. 10c SEA SPONGES...... SANITISSUE TOILET Capt. ‘David Conner ‘ot the Tenth the un- , N. Y. Its ull é mnxflmontnrmmtfln~mm Color is lent to this Monday. by ‘the sudden transter of the % v