Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 12, 1916, Page 2

e rts, at July ,Meeting -Show...Busy. Month—Many# Cases . of* Need Re- Hoved—Milk Stationz#ppreciated. — for assistance. The: following smoney had been re- spent ugh’ the association for-the follow- $12.08 for groceries, §7.75 $21.90 & the assoclation mds of which $18:00 was for rent. Forty-five calls had been made at the loffice and the secretary made 182 calls [Miss Austin reported on the milk sta- During June four mothers' con- ferences were held, with.good attend- C. E. Simmonds had ex- |ceive from tl town and ng purposes: 401 shoes and¥$10)75 for coal expended from. tion. ance. Dr. amined many babies and advised totheir diet. Sixteen babies were ex- The monthl: Mngmt!flm United Ittes ‘Assoclations was-fheldsMon-3| night’ at,the, rooms - on * Valley] street. The report of the secretary, Miss Nancy-Austin,«wastread and ac-; and several families had’ come back ress noted. Miss O'Hara, the-nurse at the milk station, had made, during the month, 123 visits toihomes where she structed the mothers in the proper tthe smilic sta- tion 83 1-2 quarts of milk were sold day ‘She told of the urgent :need of -money to help the care of the bables. or given to‘people who called. A report was given on the nursery by;Miss Austin. work along. is city. who will com to . this " city. they visit Willin been reported in antic. this city vet. Norton—Larkham. ton of Guilford. The ceremony place at New Britain Monday noon at 3 o'clo Mr. known in- thi having stay the local Y. when v as pring Cleaning Days ‘are here, and no doubt you will. want something new to \brighten up the home. Perhaps a Chair or Table, a iSideboard, a Bureau, a Baby ?Ccrrilge, a Couch Bed, a Mat- tress, & Rug or some Curtains. Come in and let us show you at LINCOLN'S Furniture Store Telephone 285-3 Main and Union Streets Willimantic, Conn. ere was a allation of N of and in the of X wr lsc ara of this Louis Dow ry Osborne broth urn ty, Claude burn, grandda C. A JAY M. SHEPARD Eucceeding Elmorc & Shepard FuneraiDirectorandEmbalmer 60-62 North St., Wiliimantic Lady Assistant HIRAM N. FENN UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER, 62 Church St., Willimantic, Ct. Telephone Tel. connection Lady Assistant current on from amined from -week-to wegk and-proge No Cases of . Infantile Paralysis Vet. Every precaution .will be .taken:to prevent cases of infantile: paralysis in Mayor Dunn held a con- erence Tuesday afternoon with Clty Health Officer Dr. Charles.A. Jenkins in regard to:the.inspection of children from New York who have:come or Quite a number ‘of. families with children from New York are nowestaying in Mans- field and other nearby towns, and it is planned to watch these people when No cases have Mrs. Julia Larkham of Mansfield has annpunced the marriage of her daugh- ter, Mildred Fenton and Randall Nor- took after- Norton is well atchaug lodge, No. 22, Knights of Pythias, which was held in Castle Hall, Monday night. The cere- | Scheduled for this weeksend with the monies were in charge of District Dep- | fast Plainfleld team in Jewe! oy Uty Kerwin Eliott of Roclkville, Fel- | Saturday and in Plainfleld Sunday. lowing the exercises a collation’ was | Manager Morisette promises to bring d and John N. Williams and|@0wn a team to clean up the borough er Woodward furnished entertain. | team Satur-@y while the Ashland clu Saent foc the nams is_confident of winning both games = with a somewhat changed lineup from e the one used up to date. New Swimming Instructor. Saturday the Ashland club will line Paul Graham, swimming instructor McArthur 3b, Oakes 2b, of the Y. M. C. g school at 11 rf, LeClaire ss, Mo- } Springfield, Mass. n engaged kley 1b, Duggan ¢ and Me- as swimm instructor for the local D assoc Mr. Graham will con- P Sape tinue until the middle of Septembe AT L A number of the members are making [ The vital statistics for the town of Yise ot ‘the: poal dally: Griswold for June show seven mar- riages: Timothy E a and Helen A. Button, Scref ki and OBITUARY. Maryanna ~Stug : iski and_Jose Wre. Samuch E. Swift. Sharkey and Annie Sr Mrs, Mary E. Swift, 77, dled at the |anq Adel Aramone tome of Charles E. Pinnéy of Bol Tomeni at 7 o'clock Tuesday mornin and Teop the widow of Samuel a e is survived by a ‘son, Elbert R. Grar Wa; and stenson Laughlin M A., who nn icut ps a short time has been promoted to the ra poral. 3 cLau 1 was forme | physical i re local Y. almos X s dle The ¢ city of | patent -Iaborers alon Yae| by <t danoees, 1€ nsformer on the ion I ¢ tion by work e fie which supplies all of t L Dt the Rockville-Willimant o mpany with current, burn- E was impossible to install D unt ernoon. At the . enzines was g in Lawton th noon. Brief Mention. Willlam:R. Weeks 15 confined to his home on Spring street suffering ‘from an abscess in his head. Captain P. J. F. Sullivan of Bing- bampton, N. Y., formerly of this city, is spending his vacation here. Miss Leora Fenn is spending the week as the guestiof the 1. C. Sharpe family, at their cottage at Sound View. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew:Maskiel of As- toria, N. Y., are occupying the B. O. Spaulding place, at North - Coventry, for the summer. At the Tegular meeting. of.the Wil Iimantic ,lodge, No., 1440, LoyaliOrder of Moose; the degree Worléwas worked on’a number of candidates. Dr. E. H. Marsh of :Mansfleld Center was in.New Haven'Tuesday, attend- ing the meeting of ‘the' state medical board of which he is a member. Mrs, Sarah Youns and _daughter, Mrs. Charles iDickinson and children of Bayomne, N.-J., are guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Little of Columbia. An unknown man has been making 2 ‘nuisance of himself to women in a certain section of the hill by appear- ing before-them entirely naked. He has not attempted to speak to any of them. He was previously seen on the evening of July 4 and at that time he was stripped to the waist and wore a handk hief tled ovi the lower part of his face. JEWETT CITY Ashlapd Baseball Club Arranges fon Two Games—June Vital Statistics —Town Teams to Get $5 and Men $2—Scarcity of Laborers. in- The Ashland Club has two games three deaths cular mcnini heart _djseasc cerebral hemor 3 orded: Raymond Nels: one Eromley, Edward a mber and lur C. Electric 1 ulars inquire of Pay for Men and Teams Advanced. of Help. wives are t ¢ Mills—Car Overtur otal Col- lections for British War Relief Fund vol $32932, i A number of on t* he blue, tan and grey, real good bargain. Skirts was $3.98. THE H. C. Capital $100,000 Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CORN. Separate Skirts IN THE PREPAREDNESS SALE This week we have on display a special lot of Woolen Skirts, in light or dark mixture, grey, plain or striped effect. These good, serviceable Skirts are all well made, belted and patch pockets, and offer a The former price of these Your Choice During Our Preparedness Sale $2.50 MURRAY CO. Surplus and Profits $175,000 Established 1832 ‘Accuracy in accounting, courteous service, promptness and liberality in dealing, and a sound business policy in administering its own affairs, characterize THE WINDHAM NATIONAL BANK, establish with customers relations that shall prove reciprocally : permanent, pleasant and profitable. .which aims thereby to The Windham National Bank WILLIMANTIC, CONN. erely attended ainfield , men and had been d: ubly accounts men were ¢ they did not The care receiv age and was towed to a arage for repair i ‘The staté highway an | fortunate place for | fonr or five ca in the same local Heard and Seen. Newton, who spend- a short time in v iends at Fort Wright r Handfield has moved his fam- to the Briges’ house spendin with her p; Mr_and muel Lewi Mrs. Hannah Whitely and daughter of New spending | a_week Albert Whitely. Mrs. Frederick Briggs and children ve returned home, after two weeks' stay with her parents and friends. Visitors at Greendale Farm, Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Lewis, Thomas Geer, Miss Esther Barber and by the Rev. Moosup Defeated. Plainfield Croquet Club defe Moosup club Sunday on tk grounds, by the score of 2 to 1. Frank Anger has punchased an au- tomobile. Total Contributions $329. The report of the local branch of the Pritish American 'War Relief Fund for the past week is ‘Amount previously acknowl- edged . e $312.37 Collection for Saturday, July g e 15.95 Francis Gampbell, Jewett City 1.00 Total $329.32 Jack Tetlow has a receipt of ac- knowledgement for the$40 sent to New York headquarters. The regu- lar weekly meeting will be held on Monday evening at the home of Pres- ident C. Hirst. Any contribution to the fund may be sent to W. E. Old- hem, Box 821, Plainfield, Conn. The Japanese have three forms of salutation—for inferiors, equals and superfors. big plant by 1 o'clock in the. after{" At a special meeting held Monday it | voted to raise the pay of teams ERY GIRL HAS A SMOCK THIS SUMMER White drill is the fabric of this fetching smock, set off with old rose collar and cu ‘White pearl buttons and low belt carry out the ide: Please notice how the pocket ld also smocked. MYSTIC Chester R. Chapman Passes State Dental Examination—Death of Mrs. Charles E. Gaskell—Funeral of George H. Harvey. Chester R. C n was one of the eighteen who recently passed the state dental examinations according to an- nouncement made by the Connecticut{ Dental commission in session in Hartford. This qualifies Dr. Chapman apm: | to practice dentistry anywhere in_ this tate. Dr. Chapman is the son of Mr. a M ohn W. Chapman of West Mystic avenye. OBITUARY. Mrs. Charles E. Gaskell. Mrs. Minnie < wife of Charles K. Gaskell died at her home on Den- on avenue, Monday. Her death a great to her many and Mrs. Gaskeil was born in Lit 1d, Nov. 4, 1861, | the daughter of Charles A. and Fran- cis Balch . She I ) tic for twenty years. r of Mystic regational church.” Besides her hu and she leaves, a daushters, Mi Winona Gaskell of Mystic and two sons, Eds W. Gaskell of Mystic, and Ben. F. Gaskell of Groton, 4 stepmothes delaide King of Meriden and three brothers, Charles | W. King, Walter A. King and Ray mond K. King, of FUNERAL. Personal. hins has t with Mar: Boston, after a Dennison return Jirs. 5 Joseph in of on has ar- rived at Benjamin cottage for the summer. Mrs. John Baker is visiting at Cres- Friends glad to see day. He re serious illnes: en y recovered Installation of Washington Council, !, _ 0. U. A. M. flicers of Washington council I 0. U. A. M, y_evening by Deputy New Haven. Those seated Co W. Buddington; councilor, Schoonmalker; cording secretary, Walter H. assistant | recording Spice: financial Eugene McDonald; treasurer, Charles L Fitch; condu John Smith; war- den, Halstead Brown; inside sentinel, ingstone; outside sentinel, C. Fitch; trustee, Georgze Spicer; presentatives to state coumc un and Raymo: Walter Wolverton chaplain, Cornelius Fow- re- Wolver- secretary, secretary, Gesrge H. W. I A Refreshments were close of the .meeting. served at the BRIEF STATE NEWS East Hampton—Cottages are filling fast, and many tents are being pitch- ed at Lake Pocotopaus. Forestvillo—Chautauqua Assembly started Monday with really and lec- ture, to cantinue for three’days. Madison—A' petition,is. being. circu- lated for_a waiting station at the head of West Wharf road or station No. 27, Shore Line trolley. Westbrook—Ernest . Post has been appointed assistant postmaster for three months and began his work last weel;, assisting Mrs. E. N. Bushnell Middletown—Walter Hedges, a cor- poral at Fort Bthan Allen, in Vermont, is home, having been called here ow- ing to the illness of his father, Ira Hedges, of Trench Hill Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA- New Haven—There is a strike of carpenters in New Haven and the-em- ployers have declared for the open ghop. The Trades Council takes note arges the banks Moyers. To pun- of the.situation and.. Tuesday at of his brother, R district number of relative present. Rev. A. g friend of t Stonington, rere were L owers latives and | f | W. C. T. U. Meeting. The July meeting of the Wom ltace, 'is sericusly il with |} following the measles. | beth Bentle Bridge- | > Bentley homestead, for Savin Rock, for a shore dinner and a Waterbury—The recor the Town ( s office show that were marriages performed in LT don’t try. | | ! | 10 for 5¢ Also Packed g 0 for 10 Improve on Nature? NO! AR No man ever lived’who could im- prove naturally ‘good tobacco. ; Nature's , way Nature,iwith Sun-and-Rain, puts all that mellowness , and sprightly, re- freshing * taste into Ithe tobacco that goes into Perfections. All we do is to see:that;you get this tobacco with - all its original flavor untouched— JUST NATURALLY GOOD! Prove it—Smoke one. We is best! SINN FEIN MOVEMENT WARNING IN IRELAND been adopt- refrain those bank town Provi nal Government System When Martial Law is Abolished. Thomaston. — office bec fice. bmaston post a sccond-class of- ondon, July 11, course of a discuss |lords today on the report of ge, head of the commis: | which investigated the Irish rebellion, d in which several members urged Lord at Augustine Birrell, former secre- ry of Irela , ought to have been nsured as the one responsible, for the {Sinn Fein outbi outlined a system for the provis vernment of Ireland when martiz Iaw is abolished there and until a new vernment can be established. sh secretary, with a capable tar yadvisor, would be There would be also a new the roval Irish constabuiar would be a well known soldier. eak, Lord Lansdown e ppointed. chief of . who Nobody would be allowed to carry traveling m arms_without a permit and there : would be n ogrants of amnesty. A Collinsyil garrison would be maintained in Ire_ i e land strong enough to preserve orde {and ted west, Lord Lansdowne said he understood e Sinn Fein movement was waning and that he had anticipated the pass- age of a bill embodying the Irish set- flement would occupy a considerable time. Lord Lansdowne thought that with 40,000 troops in Ireland under com- mand of General Maxwell, in whom the government had unabated confl_ special safeguards would be cr or the loyalists in the south and Savin tion ¢ attention n Vi to as e rer condition Derby—The ann al outing and trol- ley r dence, there was no fear of the situa- tion getting out of hand. 5 p. m—In the on in the house of |for the goverpment of Ire An | mili- | ght yea band information dence carried about tion Moose and a Swedish society. nd of Providence, was drowned June 26, 1913, in the ourl river, at | ku Kansas City, and since then effort has | "A been made to locate his widow, Teresa | With which was accomplished on |men Tuesday. She is_employed at _the Stillman_house, Weckapaug. While the couple had three children, none | are living. Mr. Blix left Providence ars ago and since then no di- ord has been received from him. Blix had no news of her hus- | death until Monday, when the | came through the Provi- police department. Mr. Blix $1,000 insurance, which divided with the railroad corpora by which he was employed, Getting No Better Fast. Carranza, being entanzl his own appe to besides whisle rs " prompted Greec | l ! Ii | . ‘._.llll FORMER EMBEZZLER SPOKE ON INTEGRITY The official gazette tonight announc- | sy es that Lord Castletown and Sir Dav- | L : 1d Harrell, former under-secretary for | Second Day of Salesmanship Ireland, with Justice Cherry at Detroit. and Pym of the supreme cour i land, had been appointed “lord justice 1s a “model prisoner. house of inte both alwa adop Men,” Srown La one was ng it.” A Very Good Reaso 1 explanation Congress Frank_Goe- | egon, Mich., the vacancy i nthe office of the who a term in lieutenant.” ) zzlement _after - — hi ame deliver- Drowned in June. ed an address on o the v, R. I, July 11—John Blix, [ World's Salesmanship Coggress here, formerly 3 Jones, while at Ionia, was m its dealings and its sales- t stand complete and ed in moral soundness,” said s you man say its too good come tri Yet bosses are business value of integ- was the subject of ndone of director- ational Social and Rochester and Cincin- iigning for the next con- n. of decide to be good e is touching the loan.—Providence what registra- stupefied by his own verbosity.—Chi- | now comes out. S cago News Allies for a small Journal, Funny Place to Wear It. Behind his amiable smile President| The regisiration of sickness is even Wilson wears a ve iff_and serv-|more important than the iceable backbone—Chicago News tion of deaths? 1 le of Court Granada, Daughters of Castile, took place Tuesday e 3 Special trolevs tock the ighters to Water just 4 g June, which was than were performed in ) more this city during June of 1915. Durham r. Louis Ruge unearthed 2 bayonet, while digging in his gar- den last week, which is supposed to be of revolution origin. It was found under a large flat stone, having the appearance of being buried there for many ye Collinsville—Two well known men of ‘Collinsville motored to West il Lake Sunday and tried their luck fish- ing for bass. They used all of the kinds of bait with which they are famillar but got nothing. _ They are satisfied that bass observe Sunday. Plainville—The roving character of intermittent labor is well shown the record at the transfer freight sta- tion. While fifty or so men are reg- ularly employed more than six hun- dred have been on the payrolls during past six months. MM of them de- part as soon as pay day comes around. Danbury—Declaring that they have reason to think the liquor laws are being violated the county commis- sioners have sent a letter to all deal- ers in thi county notifying them the laws must be observed. Particular at- tention is cal to the violations by selling to mino: allowing women to loiter about and de rs failing to ar- range screens so_as to give a good view of the bar from the street. Bristol—Word was received here on Thursday that the majority of the| members of Company D at Nogales, Ariz, were broke, not having money enough to purchase little luxuries, such _as tobacco, etc. At.the meeting of Bristol lodge, B. P. O. E. TBlks, Thursday evening it was voted to ap- propriate $100 to the company for spending money. The amount was im- mediately, telepgraphed to Captain Frank 8. Merrill by Secretary George ' has a" wholeso healthy v goodly s‘n‘a_“;? lue