Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 18, 1916, Page 5

WE ARE RECEIVING THE VERY FINEST OF BEEF, LAMB AND POULTRY SOMERS’ MARKET LET ME FIGURE ON YOUR ELECTRICAL WORK. MOTOR WORK A SPECIALTY M. W. WELD Telephone 397-12 Wathh Agency watch of our supply- me caver as well as ccause being absolute- es you to employ watches are for men of affairs. USON'S Main S:.'cet, Franklin Squa Just Because We Produce Grade Memorials Only hink our prices are ex- Cood designing means prcaucing an excellent Tzct at the Lowest Possible A. Kaebler Co. FRANKLIN ST. PRING MILLINERY MRS. G. P. STANTON £2 Franklin Street VARIOUS MATTERS Groton Long Point. of epproaching Dog Days. for a new home in Gallup lane. Nearly every pleasant day erview property, at Gales Ferry. A Shunoc Valley grower, beaches cevery day now visits from sharks. Delegates from _ this leaving for Northfield, tend Mount H: Rena Lazelle fro: Catherine Hill, the little Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hill, Road. of Ha kle Company, summer cutting Vegetable be held toda; e annu Connec Association It seems impossible to make grow on the parklet near Vermont station. Anothe: has died this mmer, e three live ones on the plot. Submarines L-1, companied by thé Pushnell, which spent at the Navy Yard, left ing for practice at Capt. J. O. Steger, who has been_station few years at Fort IH. G. ers Island, left Monday Our ving br arine Mond Block Island. Wright, for Mc of the post. 50-foot water front sand. $200. Terms to suit. Bar tricity and running w class shore scction nes clec- in because the fi taking menha millions in t for the hung ing boat Ty monsters. dar n id ac wages below ¢ to George L. Norwich, Direct Bureau of is working earnestly to compl };UE(JL _no located wit Others arc nerican Ilousei Rates to Theatre Troupes, Traveling Men, Eto. Shetucket Street, Props. very Connsction, REL & SANDERSON, Wedding Gifts SILVER Lowest Prices {E WM. FRISWELL CO. 25-27 Franklin Street Ernest E. Bullard VIOLIN TEACHER Il String Instruments rep: Violins sold on easy terms For appointments address E. E.} BULLARD, Bliss Place, Nor- THE DEL HOFF European Plan Rates 75 centa ner day and um HAYES BROTHERS, 26-28 Broadway. IRON SASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY €0 Ho. 11 to 25 Ferry Street Teleghone 1222. WIIEN YOU WANT i3 DUt YOUr Dus. Iness before the public, tnere is medium- petter than tardugh hospital to h. ain and re leg broken | Woodrow Wilson N League has been o ding to an announce ew York by Dr. Jewe atrick B. O'Sullivan, an attor of Derby, has been cected Pre ident. He the late T.J 8 The planet greatest western and for the first o be seen shining bri dawn for about one rise. July 28 it ing sky, but will not a est distance es ew June_ 30, Miss Charlotte TLondon, sp=cial bureau to_investi stores and other places where are employed, will begin & of the Hartford restaurants tt Miss Holloway has finished r in W M. Holloway of agent of the speciaion of restaurants bury. OBITUARY. Amos 8. Bowers. Amos 8. Bowers died at his home, No. 251 West Thames street, Sunday night at 10 o'clock. Death was due to heart failure. ‘Mr, Bowers was born in Frederick, Md., on Nov. 15, 1873, the son of Adam and Eifza Bowers, In the year 1836 he was united in marriage with Lau- ra Rowzee at Albert, Md, and four years ago they moved to this city, taking up a residence in Thamesvyille, By trade Mr, Bowers was a machinist and had been employed at the Hop- kins & Allen Co. He is survived by his wife and four children, Cariton §., Mabal L., Millard T.. and Harry C, Charltable Circle Pionlo, ‘There were sixteen in the party and a jolly time was spent undsrithe troes, Laying Ten Inch Maln. ten inch main from the Corner., north gh No: rih &*;‘;n Light vehicle lamps at 7.48 this eve- ning. Mon 's shower held up the hay- ing on the farm at the tuberculosis sandtorium. St. Thomas as, learned doctor, 18 commemordted in the church-calen: dar today: Delta Phi Hpsilon society of the Norwich Free Academy is in camp at Heat and uncomfortable mugsginess gave Monday’'s weathrr 24 suggestion At Waterford, Dr. H, M. Lee of New London is laying the foundation outing parties visit Charles H. Brown's Riv- Bverett Chapman picked 300 boxes of straw- berries one day last week in seven hours. The Methodist camp meeting at Plainville is to open next Friday July 21. Thursday, July 20, will be Grand Army day. Crowds are visiting the mnearby appears alarmed concerning possible of the Y. M, C. spending two Come to the Song Recital by Miss Woman'’s college of Chicago at Quaker Hill church to- morrow at 8.15 p. m. Admission 50c.— adv. air of trained goats have been from Grosvenor Ely for Miss daughter of ticut is to trees the Central young tree only away and Newburg on 3 and L-4, ac- tender the week-end morn- sh- | Providence Bullet ilen, Texas, where he will be quartermaster beach lot w London, Conn. Write R. X nd, New London, Conn.—adv It is the theory of one local man that sharks are comi have been en and similar fish by , leaving no food family of five of 15 ord- merly of | ripping The Rockville Fife and Drum Corps ar- rangements for the celebra- tion, the conve Drum | and Fife_Corps of cut, to be held and Satur- day, Th ve commenced to ar- rive Corner, ear Old tients all of whom are s London, who | of age. s ago in n | 2 motor Norw: road opp: the to the tuberculos torium, s been taken from his home to a New London | over for Dr. of July tly in the a week with st of the sun until Sept. | returned, with his mother, M returned from Gardners Lake and are entertain Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Collinsville, Conn, weeks at-the home Butts gn Washingtan street‘ number’ of @fit they-have summer vhflvrs in arw;ch. The Charitable Circle of the King's Daughter, Mrs, H. I, Palmer, isader, held their -apnual picnic rece‘|tly at Galés Ferry and were delightfully’en- tertained by Mrs, J, Frenk ‘Corey and Miss Emma Hilton at their ecottage, dence of Miss Saturdey nn‘shherban i 1?’3?“:'{‘ The il The water ammmnem i’ uyh‘g a SR e o e i, Dot ifiu&%‘;‘; 5 wmnun. ‘Barry of for a few @ays on business. Mr. and Mrs; Willileam Hellas of Norwich are visiting in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam M, Willlams are visiting Westerly relatives and friends. Miss :Annife Maher of Norwich is visiting Mrs. James L. Coughlin at Pleasant View: Mrs, D. Richard Seed of Norwich is visiting Mrs. G. €. Rogers of High- wood, Hamden. Benjamin Evans of Norwich was a visitor Sunday at his home on East aveénue, Westerly. Mrs. R: W. Woodward has returne to Franklin after spending the we at the Griswold house at Lyme. Charles Lewis, formerly of Broad- way, this city, but now of Rochester, N. Y, was visiting here over Sunday. Charles Ludwig, Jr, of Franklin street is spending a week with her uncle, D. J. Carey of Southbridge, Mrss. Miss Alice O. Armstrong has re- turned from a four days” stay with friends in New York city and Wee- hawken, N. J: Miss Currie Finnegan has returned to Ledyard after a week’s stay at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ellsworth Gray, of Stonington. Physical Director O. H. Nickerson A. has returned after weeks at Camp Over- look, Gardners Lalke. Lawrence Millea and Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Craney have retutned from the ks’ convention w ch was held in Baltimore the past week. Ables, Jeremiah J. Lyons m Chamberlain 0 New ve been visitors in Norwich, Mr. Chamberlain's Clarenc and \\fl n b g the trip motorboat. n F William Gladstone Shaw eet, returned afte tion in Brooklyn, New Gilbert L. Hewitt of Norwicl entertained at luncheon for L. Johnson of Havana, C Lillian Lucas and Miss Edith of Preston, C. B. Lucas of 2 Potter n, N afterncon, Sunday ays the | CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S L|VE§ ENDANGERED BY BLASTS, Inmates of Groton Summer Home | Have to be Removed for Protec- tion. Fifteen crippled children, inmates Home for Cripplec , summenr: Schellens 2 home g in doned t ved to the equent the New Ha work has ireatened the conn huried thro knock = ther s, and clothing from h the to have with 'w home at been loaned b Irs. Gregor: ad charge of the re The Scnellens' re rchased a f(w m\mL.ls nd “prosented by summer place to the home, the children. Incidents n Socisty M Danbury, is Mrs. John C. Susan Carke of auest of her aunt, | Averil e Taintor and “of New Haven, are Miss Marion Bishop. Willlam D. Fitch of after p: Town street. > of Norwicl Y attending the Sat Oswegatchie Casino. Grosvenor ummer s the gue ros Eben Learned, of Miss Mabel S. Webb, who has com- a course at Pratt In to succeed Miss Kate Morse &s teach- er of art at Miss Porter'’s school, in Farmington. Mr, and Mrs. Rollin C. Jomes have visiting friends Hough o ——— Mrs, Ellett and her fl&ughter, \hss Bllett, whose home is in 'Richmond, Va,, have come porth to spend several of the Misses For a cen " In the heautuul munds at the regi- €argline T, Gilman, on afterngan, some of the chil ren gave aq mvltu- ent for the ‘benefit of rkes;v sh aiz_fund. ere apd @velyn rqan, and an 5 mapk and Uittie ‘mss B2 ston is in town d the chim- PROGRAM Vocal band con spending | has been President on one h it he did not state to which commit- day, Aug, adopted “son "of ‘Mr. and M Engligh, The Burialitook plece in i etery. of Norwich: Muw; Gallaudst Hydroaeroplane Made 90 Per David McCullach of Wanamaker Aerial Patrol School Says It is the Fastest Machine He Has Ever Driven—Several Flights Made Over Thames—First Time Machine Has Gone Into the Air, The Gallaudet hydro-aeroplane built for the United States navy by the'Gal- laudet Enginecring Company of this city made its first flight on Monday afternoon. The flight .was very satis- factory and the machine came up to the expectations of the builders. Some- time ago the hydro-aerdplane engine was tried out on the Thames and it was found at that time that there were a.few minor details to be looked after before the flight could be made. Monday afternoon David McCullach, pilot and instructor at the Wannama- ker Aerial Patrol School, came to Norwich to take the hydro-aeroplane ts first flight. His time was and he wis only able to take the machine up a few times. The machine was taken down the Thames and the flights were made over the river. The engine worked perfectly from the start and the hydro-aero- plane made fully ninety miles an hour. Pilot McCullach says it is the fastest hydro-aeroplane he has ever driven and he was much pleased with it. The machine which has been bullt for the navy has several original fea- tures which makes it of especial value for navy use, The hydro-aeroplane is cquipped with one four-biaded propel- lor and two 150 h, p. engines. It weighs about threec thousand pounds and is very strongly built., The trial trip on Monday proved highly suc- cessful. Pilot McCullach is an expert flyer and made excellent landings. TO STOP WORK AT SHAY’S FACTORY Groton Health Officer Issues Order in Regard to Fertilizer Plant. Dr. A. M, Purdy, health officer of the town of Groton served notice on the C. M. Shay Fertilizer Co, at the vy hat it must cease the man- rtilizers and otner pro- lant. The order is the us complaints which to the health oilcer about ve odors that emanate from ducts of its result of have come Fertilizer Co., Gro~ ed that the public lic health, fied to fc by no Tor The p and D: not r Tuesday no one Dorothy Got kes Nourishment | at Lawrence Hospital. espite ent this ture of other 1y new cas is_estimated that i on by the little It a train from y and who n at the FOR F PUBLIC BAND CONCERT Solos by Among Arthur Campbell Feature Numbers. Swahn of Tubbs’ following pro- the 5 held in square on night: March—Col. Reeves Ov Orpheus, Offenbach Two-step—America, I Love You Lesiie-Gottler radise, d Romberg Jonna Go Grant cent, McKee s—Can You Pay for a Broken Harris Medley—Remicl’s Hits, Lampe | HONOR CONFERRED ON JAMES TEVLIN Assigned to Important Committee by Grand Worthy President. secretary of New Fraternal Order of to Norwich serve of mittees at the national 1 , to be held in h next month, Mr., Tevlin notified ¥ by _Grand Worthy Willlam T.. Grayson that he receiye a ses n appointment of the {mportant committees ould ould be itignal convent appointed n opens Tues. 14 and coptinues_four days. The CARNIVAL COMPANY WILL PAY MEDICAL BILLS Will Stand Expense Connected With Employee’s injured Ankle. K. Bailey said on Selectman Caspc Monday afternoon .that the Carpival company ~ af the Battlegrounds had agreed tq pay the hospital and bills incurred bylglrh:\nms Brown, Wi badly sprained an agkle whilg in me company’s’ employ at_ Fall * Riyer. meri ‘was “bronght here” op the Garnival train and §§ now at the Backus hnspnal where he was taken Sunday might. Body Brought Here. The body of James, ten yes: om ‘was on;Sunday br shing, L. arge “of Underta boy dieq suddenly Mrs., Eughsp Wsii from refuse | Farmers s of - | s, but | quite plan Ppound: white arse lead, three should be emergency, do irreparable insectides mentioned spoil if covered tin No. the arm free of char secretary of Christ Episcopal the funer Jacob C. Monday morning her late " Therg ~ wys there vere Buria} a c takers Henry funera] directors. of Werter C. Hisgins, were hell day residence of her iclW. Lester, N with many_ ént. Heary § gms. . Vv _Tester, Edward D. Grif- AUTO OVERTURNS ON THE LYME TURNPIKE Four Occupants Hurled to Road and! Three Go to Hospital, Har Peters, ald, Herbert Thomas Stamford, of Bunday morning owned and driven by ed on_the Lyme tu: hill. Peters, © are at the ing from Jurles: and Th hospital suffe: due to b 3 off d and c the > pole red wound o injuries > least ais ht hip mford our and WARNED TO WATCH FOR ARMY WORM Should Be on the Dreaded Pest. Alert for on tender practicable the recommended. Wh two Th should be worms g with path. out or steep be crushed g or chunk through the of the standard ate of lead or 2 cause of the fact that the delay of a few hou usyall necessary to proc sectides in an enable: rmy worm to damage to crops. The above will not kept in a dry condition in containers. Farmers' Bulle- 781 contains a full account of army worm and m secured e upon application to the agriculture, FUNERALS Mrs. Jacob C. Benjamin, Richard R. Graham, rector of officiated at trude, wife of h took place s af 10.30 o'clock from home, 'No. § Groye street. a Jarge attendance and many beautiful flowers, in ¥antic cémetery where rvice was read. Under- Allen & Son were the Rev, 1 of Olive Ge Benjamin, v mmittal Mrs. Werter 6. Higgins. Funeral services for Grace 4., widow Mon- 3 o'clock from the affernocon a street, rtives and fi pres- Rev. Edward S. Worcester, pa %r of “the ezational urch, pfiic ana snrcre were ‘Pdwin W. and John Hig- | charge iley | was held fr lat the | music for t Freder- Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair ‘When you wash your hair, ba care- ful what you use. Most soaps and prepared_shampoos contain too much alkalf, which is very injuricus, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is just plain mulsified cocoanut oll, for this is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap and beats the ost expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drus store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, cream; lather, cleanses thorGughly, and rinses out ”suf; The hair dries quickly and even and is soft, fresh Ilocking, ; bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle, Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. cemetery where Rev. read a committal service. Mrs, Higgins' death occurred at the Mr., Worcester home of her daufmer( Mrs, Charles A. Van Deusen of Hudson, N. Y. A prayer service was held Saturday ai- ternoon at 4.30 o’clock at Fludson. There was a wealth of beautiful flow- ers, testifying to the high esteem in which the deceased was held. Under- takers Henry Allen & Son were in of the funeral arrangements in this city. Dr. John A. King. Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth, pastor of !he ¥ t Church of Christ, services of Dr. John A. 1 known 4 o'clock afterncon, ¢4 was a well known and resident of Pleasure large number of frionds sent ot the services. beautifal floral of Dr. King's t among the th of roses Home of the dec Miss Clara M. The funeral of i , who i Palmer. S Clara AT ents, Mr Pre th many 1 tendance. The casket was_su: with beautiful flowers. e M. Keneston, pastor of the City Congregational chi nd the choir of the \» de with Me. Night w The bea Davis, W 1 Ernes: Kennedy, Burial was in the Palmer cemetery where Rev. Mr. Xene: L a committal servi Under- Allen were in charge of the funeral arrangements, NOTES FROM RHODE ISLAND SHORE RESORTS Number of Visitors From ern Connecticut was Large the Past Week, South East- Unusually (Special to The Bulletin.) Provide num- Con- 2 the var diversions of enjoyed. d in the T daughters, Imelda Gaucher, M5, Joseph Dmu es Laura and 2 rge Gauther and na Gauther of Tai . Mrs, Felix Ritchot and Miss Clara Ritchot, of Nor the guests of iCapt. and Mr Porter at their home, 143 street, Woonsocket, Charles Garrett of Baltic spe: Sunday wi > da. spending few weeks as the guest relatives Woonsocket. Mr, 3Mrs, Wil irst of the week to their son, after a short stay at Oakland Be: ulu Palmer has at Rockville, aft ends at Westerly, and Oscar Ross of Put- have been spending a few day ome of Mr, and Mrs, Ross and Mr. and Mrs, James Ross at Bridgeton. Rey. J. Eldred Brown 0 Norwich is nducting the scopal church at the month of July, ying at the Sp: issos Eya and Lucy Palmer re entertained by da Burdick at her summer } Miss Adeline Kearne brothers, John and AIf who have been s of Norwich, al days with their srand A Julia” Kearney a Wednesday far Gre land, Mai; where they w e Hill Crest hotel season. Mrs, Richard Lewis and childr ha have been visiting rel ket, have in Norwich. omas Miley and da Block ItLfl.d where they are sper the summer. Mr, and Mrs. David Cudworth have been ' entertaining at their home Pendleton Hill, Mrs. Cudworth's sis- IF TOO FAT GET MORE FRESH AIR| BE MODERATE IN YOUR DIET AND REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT. TAKE OJL OF KOREIN, Tack of fresh air it is said weakens the oxygen carrying power of the blood, he livet' becomes' sluggish, fat acoumu- aies vital ‘argans are hindered thereby, The Ledrt adtion becomesweal, wark is an effort and " the beauty of the figur Qestrayed. g Fat put_en By indoov life s un- healthy and if natura is not assisted in thrawing it off a serious case of obesity may result. When ¥ou feel that you are getting tog stouf, take the matter in hand at onée. Pon't wait until your figure has become a joke and youf health rulned through carrying avound a burden of unsightly and unue;\\k')v fat, Spepd as inuch time as you passibly an In o open airj breathe deeply, Fet from Leo & Osscod or iy B BELEE e koreln cap- suls; take one after each meat and one befgre retiring at night eigh yourself every few days and keep up the treatment until you are down to normal. s abso- utely harmless, is pleasant to take, clns fhe digedtion ‘and even a fow gment has been Teporte Oil of korein ficiated | months for a course in bookkeeping there is something wrong with either| the student or instructors, and we are, going to prove this now on. postal card and we will explain in a Franklin Funeral Directors en!_Embalmers 337 MAIN STREET Oppesite Post Offiea . i 'Phone 321-2 Lady Assistant NORWICH BUSINESS COLLEGE 99 Main Street Any business school may be able to teach shorthand and typewrlting, or, bookkeeping, but the best schools are those who, reach the highest efficiency in ih" least possible time. if given time enough, Under new management the NOR- WICH BUSINESS COLLEGE has| socured instuctors who have had many years cxperience in training students for stil pense to the students by gi the COMBINED COURSE of EOOK-' KEEPING, SHORTHAND and TYPE- WRITING many schools require for shorthand! and typewriting, or bookkeeping alone. ns, and better time and ex-| ing them high grade posi have saved much in about the same time When a student requires over eix' statement from Send your name and address on a: personal letter how we save toth timci and money in preapring for a ueodj paying position. NORWICH BUSINESS COLLEGE B. M. HINMAN, Principal nd Mr. Plant of Norwich, s lda Thurston of Norwich n has arrived at Quonochontaug, has opened her cottage on: 'ast Beach for the summer. 1 Mrs. Thomas Daniels and a Daniels and Mr. } ard Potter of Norwich were| utomobile party to this section m luy last. They took shore dinner] 2ocky Point and remained over! t with fricnds at Buttonwoods. | and Mrs. Henry F. Chapin ana' son, Trank Chapin, of Dandel-| are guests for o week at the Oak | land Park Called Out For Supposed Flr‘. i The auto pumper and the auto chem-; 1 were called out on Sunday even- at 6:35 for a suprosed fire at 77 street. ‘The house iS5 o0os by Henry Miller and is owned! D. Zom'a. ter from New York, and Mrs. Rydnr% companied by extreme inflammation. | the effici A ealing effect upon INFLAMMATION RASHES, and HIVES always ful users appreciate the i i i SKIN DISEASES are more or less aggravated by the! warm summer weather, and carefulat- | tention shouid be given in_the treat- | ment ot ECZ| MA and SALT RHEUM troubles are usually ac- these ski E. L M CINTMENT pleasing and prompt resultl_.ln of these skin disemses proven superior healing cooling_ and | 1 ment of its Its soothing, CHAFING: SUNBURNS atisfles, and grate- merits and E. L. M. OINTMENT. ! All druggists. | ue of e 25¢ a box. \Opening For Business Today; Come in and see a light, clean szere‘] and a good_stock. FREE DELIVERY S. P. ALLEN, Grocer: e 113_Franklin. Street w Odd Fellow Building on | nd the actien of many of the| &kin down "Conditions, Hardening of treatment Stmple phoh Rablos:and Lockiaw. WHEN YOU go on picnics and oufings take a Thermos Bottle with you. You can dwn have hot or cold drinks as fits the occasion. o A full line for you to select from here. THEPLAUT-CADDEN C0 JEWELERS Established 1872 144-146 Main St, Norwich, Ct. DR. SHAHAN, Specialist on Diseases of the BLOOD AND STOMACH. Rheumatism (including = Neuritis), Troubles, Bloody ‘Sputum, Run. Premature Aging. the ~Arteries. _Culturs for Blood Diseases. oxnly and reliable.prevention of Ty-{ LE 10-11.8. 0.5 2-4,