Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 24, 1916, Page 15

l Seve@l local men will Captain E. L. 10 1 EAST HADDAM W. C. T. U. Fres Will Offering—8uf- frage Tea—Sons of ~Revolution Mesting Today. The W. C. T. U held its free-will offering and fowee fl'&'n b l'langhlb'l of lh' ehm { and mum was |1 Mmu Were served. Grange Memorial Sunday. ' Memorial day wad observed last GONCORDS, DEMOGRATS. BUSINESS WAGONS SIDE SPRING, THREE SPRING AUTOMOBILE ROBES GOOD ASSORTMENT THE L. L CHAPMAN 0. ¥ Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. Healthful Sleep is neoulm'y for the enjoyment and prolongation sleep N restores the energy. the evil results of indigestion. h well, the liver active and s i l p\l!tmg them in g'\cd working order. sleep well and keep well because, at symptxm, they begin to take BEEG n! Spseticd Valne to W with Every Box. I-p e.—.:gn_- aw:‘:’m it In tm:f,'{ne, 25c. 'l'Ile (Ionsemtlve Business Man ‘DEPOSITS HIS FUNDS CAUSE HE KNOWS /ACCOUNT IS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER. !_——_'-—'—_F——-———!—-——— | CAPITAL AND" mus $102,000.00 | with the Revoluntionary ‘period. | gold. The judges are the Sunday afternoon at Grange . hall Mengers carried flowers to decoraie graves of deceased. members. Suffrage Tea. Cake, sandwiches and tea were setved. Exercises at Nathan Hale !ohoollmuu ‘The public exercises of .the annual meeting of the Sons of the Revolution will be held at the Nathan Hale school- house, East Haddam today (Saturday) June 24th. At this timme the presenta- ion of the Nathen Hale medal will be ‘made by President Morgan G. Buck- eley. of the society; also, the prese ion of the president’s prizes in the eluy «contests by the children of the public schools of this town. The es- | save will be on subjects eonnected viz: second. p of 310 in pastors of the local churches, Revs. Countryman, Wilson and Davis. of 315 in gold and third The new bridge across the Tiber at Rome, having a span of 828 feet, is thé longest reinforced concréte arch in the world. ature renews the vital able remedy, which 33 bo‘ve?gyand kid- WITH THIS BANK BE- PROTECTION FOR HIS' - Will Visit Camps. - o £ B gl P mext” Phurs ‘there will e practice gt b Confirmation July 2. Rt. Rev. Bdward Campion A.ehuo will ‘administer con! | Alban’s church Sunday, J om0 iiameen’ of Pawtucie s - viBitaz LT Brienta o Dot i son_Friday, Howard Deacon attended'the Yale- Harvard boat races at New London Friday. 2 Rev'P. M. kch-nmnn “of New: ] don will speak at the moriing. at the Congregational church S Rev. W..S. Beard, missionary chms, but now in Putnam, will pmch July 2. Intorest in Norwich' Parade. Scores of Danfelson people are plan- ning to be in Norwich July 4 to wit- nesa the big preparedness parade. Miss Grace Spalding was leader at the ‘meeting of the Woman's Mission ary socleties of the Baptist church at the home of Mrs. V. H. Wetherell on Friday -afternoon. v Would Administer Father's Estate Harry L. Nade of Worcester ‘Has ap- plied for administration of the estate | Mrs. of his father, Louis A. Nado, formerly | in business here. Administration in this case is asked under the statute that provides for such action in cases Where a person has been absent from e state for a_period of seven: years, with Mr. Nado. The estate is a mall one. ¥ Safety First Notices. Safety First notices have been post- ed at carhouses and power stations of the Shore Line Electric Raflway in this section of the state and are to be renewed from week to week. The builetins will direct the attention of employes to safety practices. At Dayville a dwelling for Luther Day is being built and .the cellar. for 2 house for Bert Kavanaugh is being excavated. Both new houses are in the western section of the village, not distant. from Williamsville corner. May Fish in the Lake July o i, Prageéuting Attorney Art] pE Lhid Friday that ne will {nstitatd Ho prosecutions aZainst peréons who may. fish in_Alexander's lake next Satur- day, July 1. There has been some as- cussion as to whether the wording ofand the statute covering, fishing in the lake, after a three vears' closed per- iod, 'would allow of legal fishing, but, Mr. Bill regards the controversy as worthy Of no attention. This is glad news to the fishermen, who will be out in force a week from today. Ninety May Enter High School. Perhaps as many as 90 students, if ‘all ‘quaiified avail themselves the privilege, will enter Killingly Hizh school in September. This number would make the largest entering class in the -history of the school. per- visor Albert S. Ames said Friday that the known number of students quali- fled ‘to enter next September is very large for Killingly and to- this num- ber must be added some who: have passed their examinations under re- strictions and conditionally and ipu- pils from two schools whose teachérs bave ot filed their reports. At the examinations for entrafice ‘to the high "scheol taken at the' graded school buflding this week 18 quali- ed. Brooklyn will send a large delega- tion. of students to the high -school here next year. Will Do Away With Daniefson Conter Congestion. The Shore Line Blectric Railway is “., o rush ¢roops i foee Byl T o 50 B " st, | orsant: Putnam made it Golf Tournaments to Begin Friday. The first of the Ladies’ Golf tourna. ments of the Putnam Country - club will be Friday, Jufie notb. starting two. oclogk: Each choose her Tt of which is ut at 25, Morse -and . Mrs." Cahill J. Meehan. - Social Nate and Comment. Wklta. Hmtord. lm Burgess ° 0. G. Beard and daughters, An. of st , Mrs- ma G. and Grage, of Bridgeport, .and Miss “Phoebe M. -Beard, of Shelton, are passing a few days with Dr. and Mrs, Willard L. Beard #ad family on Cesjfér. atrect. iss Ethel K.° Rowe, of Pawtucket, is one of the guests of her sister, Mrs. Fred G Wagerman,-at - tho Patoam enneth and Malcolm Johnson of | working on a plan that it is hoped will do away with the traffic conges- tion now a regular thing when cars on the line make the Danielson Cen- ter stop. ,Just how the proposition will be worked out is not announsed. There has been talk for some time of how to do away with the baa condi- tions that exist, c¢onditions, it may be as much up to'the 050" %o automabils lsts, Who ledive cars standing in lines alonz each side of the street, so that when_a trolley -car, forced to follow the course of the rails, comes along stops, ‘thé "street is choked from curb to curb and mo vehicle can get through. SPECIAL MUSIC ARRANGED Attractive Proflrlrn for Baccalaureate Service Bunday Evening. Aitred "B Burhs will have charge of the music at the baccalaureate ser- yice at the Congregational church on Sunday evening. Mrs. S. H., Perry, organist. ' The program: Organ, An- dantion in D Flat; by Edward Le- mare: At Eventide, Oliver H. Kioin- schmidt; Marche Triumphale, Clement, Laret;. King" of Al Glorious, choir;, soprano solo, Miss Sheldon; = Lor Thou Art My God, choir. The- ser- o \;m be preached by Rev. Ernest Tesg. TRJ-STATE POMONA MEETING AT THOMPSON | Granges From. Providence and Wor- cester to Unite With Quinebaug. A Tri-State Pomona meeting is to be held at Thempson, Wednesday, June 28. Providence County Pomona, Wor- cester South West Pomona and Quine- baug Pomona granges will unite in a meeting 4t ‘the home of Hon. Ran- dolph .. Chandier anda will carry ont 4 day’'s programof unusual merit. | The combined mesting will be open- ed ‘at 10.30 m., fifth degree by, |.he officers ' of Qlflneb!ux Pomona’ Grange, and:ithe - following program | Chesen will be presented, with grange at ease: > fit Aulmbww. Our Echooh, P thtmm reading, Miss Grace iolin solo, Miss Optimistic ‘ocal solo, Mrs. aster Chas, M. | Davis; orch Louis Bat- -cHestta; rea: tey;_informal talk, Past State Mastér|56 cl lecturer: out that:. the uwwm it the lon mfifim a in Putnam, is visiting Bolles Rural Putoam High “school was Ffldly in ‘Unién hall, which- had" decorated with the to - wherever T punu. s¢ <ol ncert ‘at | nan's- orch -entrants At 9 the Miss Anna L Furlong, vice presi- dent and council member, At 11 o'clock there as intermis- €ion, after which dancing continued until 1 o'clock. 3 Mrs.| Gearge T. Ch loner, Miss Able. T, Ketth, dred ' Pierce, Tnez Bowler, Miss Gertrude lhepherd. Miss Edna Chap- delaine, (Miss Elizabeth Donovan. and Miss Agnes Osborn. The entire junior class acted as ushers. The commiices in charge of the af. fair Reception, Acldella Davi Mau nter, Icagene E. Fyller, Cal R. Nelson, G. Stanley Stw, Do ald C. Johnson and Joseph D, dafice, Caifierine Russell, L. - All Averiil and Helen = Devfrie; refresh iments, Henty C. Fariey, Bertha Rich- ardson, “Constance L. Russell, Everett S. Davis, Kenneth C. Ballard; printing, Frank H. Gleason. Lineup for Game at Danielson. Albert Forni filday £27e dut’ ihe {ol\owlng lineup of clx)ll‘shlln Brawn university, - 1b. 2; Plerce, ss; Nanning, 3b; Laéporte, the gnly Putnam player. on_ the. team, 1t; MeSherry, captain, cf; Owens, rf. . INVITED TO NORWICH Mayor - MeGarry: _Receives Brown's Bid to Big Prepa Parade. ayor Iness ‘Mayor John J. MocGarry bas re- geived -from theinvitation committee of - fire Norwich @ivic celebration to be held July Fourth an invitation for the citizens. of Putnam to pimdpl.te. 'no letter explains that no regalia will be worn by -the cifigen they have special®s ion. It states| that each of;these in- parade will be_given an A3 can The._ letter ’é’xfi‘;‘.. Wc ‘trust that through your efforts as many citizens as ble from your eity wil ar- range to take part. Will you please natity Cok Charles ;W. Gale, at- the Thames . National. | . Norwidh, on er before June. 27 1916, whether or not your eity wilt-be represented, and, ave in the line. Lf “Thanl::gg You in advance for your $Gaopemtion, Wwe axe very truly yours, Allyn Bro yor, ’n{y unless 0 to be present in Norwich on July Fourth and to take part.in the cele- bration. = { LAKE wm-« Bic NAM ‘Plase for Big: of Business Mer's A Amel.ua" il Létters temng of the plans for the [ business men’s big celebration outing to be held on Lake EOK!mflWflfiuflg‘c Dty fine, TalTh ‘cut boun ine, B T S o 3 hambers cf commerde an t The outi: “for uae am‘ “Co Dlnner, 12" m., on the basket picnic |’ P“‘ s b 0& a:rn;y ":.:;":é‘“;;‘;, will 1 take | with 1 t.h mesting and present a5 follow: o e Our Conn- ror Sayles B, lslind, by ex- Cornell; n 50 ode State_Lecturer Chas.. P ; lin solo by Mrs, Lilllan G, Eweots 1 ?Jgu..mfi”ax; lea by F. O. o Miss Edith How. d, by St J. Harrim: ffirm wm'&aii‘-fi‘awu hobu a.ml fl;e-i Konry ‘Dhy, Dantel Shea, Dr it will ge, how many men will you| Win: £ New Haven. = { b ain. e Do Weel - e = end n-u of Mr. Miss Q.rrl. Nobl‘. ‘was ated from Wheaton College, Mass,, last week, is at home for the summer., Mg Pauling in St. Fran< d.l ‘hospital, fll 'lth )namnh and ‘New Clack in Church. ‘Thé new clock has been m in the chi and was set ‘motion ‘Tuesday. All enjoy hflflw the hour strock once Miss' Mary Haywood graduated on £rom tho' State Normal echool Friday In Willimantic, and will teach 2 school here at home the coming year. The plans for t.uc new -ehoouumu 'have ‘been an architect of Rockville; ana woli WIIF bé “begun’ as 500n as possible. The missionary “meeting was L Iriday afternoon with Mrs. D, ones. COVENTRY ” Ordination of Rev, Hare Harold 8. Winship, Pastor of Congregational Church— Ten Churches- Representsd, On Tuesday, Harol -| eraduate of MoNamee, ¢ .vohn-ou,u < Rie Hartford Theclogieal Scmlmry was ordained to the ministry, Ten church- €8 Wwere represented by pastor and del- egate. ‘The morning session was call- ed to order:at 10:45, examination of the candidate, and his satisfactory ceptance was the principl At 12:30 dinner was se erefit The afternéon session was called to order at 2:30 when the fol- lowing program was carried out: An- them by choir; prayer by Re 1')_ n Jones, ‘of ‘Ellington. Scribe thi read & summary of" me ‘niinutes. Tna scripture lgsson 2° Timothy, 4:1-8 read by Rev. Henry C. Newell of Sime mervilis. Rev. Percy. E,” Thomas of Rockyille preached the «drdination ser- mon - from- 2 Pimothy, 4:7. The ordi. nation prayer was by Rev, . C. Me- Knight, a former pastor. The charge o the candidate was given by Prof. A. R. Meiriam of Hartford Theological Seminary. The right hand of fellow- #hip was given by Rev, John J. Lock- ett, of Andover The charge to the people was by Rev. F. P. Bachelor of: Talcottville. - Mrs. B B. b.vmm sang a solo “Come Unto M \—vim closing with tne benedlctlon by ‘Mre. ship. In a Few Wards. The cottage prayer meeting was held Wednesday evening with Mrs. Ahders. Mrs. H. C.‘McKnight Is visiting in Miss KI!UQ Eswluna ‘hes gons to short Be-oh ‘weeks. g; Kllght 1is ‘enjoying two weekl' !.lsl with mendl in Saco, 'SPRINGHILL Scmething Strange Happened Tuesday St Didwe Raint — Sewing, Club | ets, Mirs. E.. P. Bellows . has moved enough - household fnmnum into . her| ungalow,.: just. to._enable mother, Mrs; Smit mequn‘-eu their stdy for the summer The sewing Stalker Wedni account of the can *| Hope Washmgton County, R. I WEEKAPAUG Ocean View W..G. T. U, Elects Officers —Nurse Returns to Norwich Sana- torium. The Ocean View W. C. T. U. held its last meeting until fall at the home of Mrs. H. Macomber Wednesday afternoon with a good number in at- tendance The following officers were clected for the new year: President. Mrs. Ellen Browning; secretary, Mrs. Adah L. Bliven; treasurer, Mre. H. A. first vice president, Mrs. Mertis Loofboro; _second vice presi- dent, Mrs. Louise Peckham; third vice president, Mrs. Mattie Carpenter, Dr. Ellen H. Gladwin left town Sat- urday for Battle Creek sanatorium, where she will stay for several months. Hol Avers and family of Pitts- burgh have arrived at their cottage for the summer. Returns to Norwich. Miss Emma Treffersan, who has been -pendlng the past two weeks at Birds' Nest camp, has returned to Norwk‘_h sanatorium, where she |is lll C. A. Loofboro of Westerly m& ‘Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. ‘W. Bliven. Donaild O. Dunn, who has just been Erednaten ut tha Boston. School - of Technology, has arrived at the home of his father for the summer vacation. ROCKVILLE Clayton Kenyon May Be Sent to Mexi- can Border—Getting Ready for State Scouts’ Camp. Clayton Kenyon has enlisted In the army and when heard from' last weck was at the barracks in Jefferson, Ofo. where he was being drilled, with the expectation of h-(nx sent to the Mexi- border soon.” Local Graduates. Valley High echool graduates class of nine shis year, the gradust. 5 place in the First L. Kenyon o is also 3 ag0 to -nsfld E T ¥ She was. ‘home by . Boy Scouts Dr. 2 g Klng-ton is spending this her grandparents, Dr. lnd Dirs. .v C. Webster was in Pro ursday. e Yenn Brisgs spent Thw West Kingston, 3 Mes. Wiltism. Sution MEEAS Valley Wednesds: Mrs. lee ‘Blexnett is caring Miss Mabel Hall. Miss Clara Webster of We ton spent Thursday in this Mrs. Joe Hatherway and Slocum were callers here Mr. and Mrs. C. D. visitors at Hillsdale, HOPK!NTON Mrs. Sarah A, Kenyon home Sunday from & vistt friends in Wakefleld and.Per (Misses Zoe L. and Bssie L yon, of Westerly, called on mother, Harriet C. Kenyon, Safi evening. OMr. and Mrs, Walter 'White of te, spent Sunday at the home of i White's father, Joseph T. White, High street, Ashaway. ‘The board of assessors Friday by the election of m Crandall chalrman and nnflr Trainer, clerk. The fine weather Sunday and day morning was much D o here on account of the npamm {p enjoy out-door life. Alonzo P. Kenyon has © Brown to assist him with his work this season. —_—a ¢ RICHMOND Strawberries ‘are ripening slowly {his ycar on ascount of weather. Mr. and_Mrs. John Beverly f movea their goods from Hope ¥ to _the George Woodmansee place. Joseph Dunn is working for G 8. James of Hillsdale. ‘Mrs. Silas Woodmansee, while ing aiong her place @ few ag-‘, foll, breaxing some bones in Odr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of Sauw derstown were callers at Mrs. B parents’ Sunday. People In this vicnity are k forward to a good Sunday on of the big day at Liberty. ‘Mrs. Rowland B. Palmer of was.in this vicinity Tuesday. ‘Ken¥on, returned home 'ruee- 3 sore hands and feet, gdeuynflmmidv- 3 thuuolmfiy]mre.m - { and cannot burn