Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 19, 1916, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1916 i What is Going on Tonight. Loyal Order of Moose. Bastern Star Lodge, No. 44, A. F. & A. M., United Bank Building. Francis S. Long Woman's Corps, No. 28, Town Hall. BEING SWIPED AT NO TRIFLING MATTER Electrician John H, Hart Writes from San Domingo—Perils of Night Watchers. Relief Mrs. Martha Hart of 363 Windham Road, is in receipt of a letter from her son, John H. Hart, electrician on the U. S. S. Prairie, now mingo. Mr. H and San Domir His letter foliows Monte C Dear Mother: letter of June isn't” much down 1 thing new. Spring Cleaning are here, and no doubt you te will want something n brighten up the [ Perhaps a Cha Sideboard, Carriage, FuneraiDirectoran 60-62 North St., nt 62 Church St., Willima phone day and it does get tiresome. The only thing that breaks up this daily rou- tine is going ashore in landing forces and chasing sprigs (native reyolution- ists) for a week or so at a time, al- ways running the risk of a sniper get- ting you. The U. S. S. Solace, the hospital. ship, is in here with a dozen dead marines and another dozen of wounded aboard. The people in the United States re- gard. these revolutions as not serfous affairs. I wish they were down here, standing night watches in the bush, being sniped at every few minutes of the night! The: a rumor afloat now that the Dixie is coming down to Te- lieve us; but I suess there is nothing t. I expect w in en we get north be flying. pine- just won't ome con- ed from th Iways be down solation! Love sor price $1.59. 4x7 feet price $2.69. 6x9 feet Rag Rug, e price $4.29, price $6.19. Linoleum Rugs Linoleum R Sale price 42c each. T i 3 i H Capital $100,000 E H. C. MURRAY G Surplus and Profits $175,000 Established 1832 Accuracy in accounting, courteous service, promiptness and liberality in dealing, and a sound business policy i administering its own_affairs, characierize THE WINDHAM NATIONAL BANK, which aims thereby to prove reciprocally permanent, pleasant and profitable. The Windham National Ban WILLIMANTIC, CONN. establish with customers relations that shall E anyone seems to know about him. It ‘was stated that he was to start on his vacation the morning he mysteriously disappeared. Workman Injured When Scaffold Gave Way. Joseph Cartier and a man named Caisse fell from the scaffolding which they were working on in the rear of the lighting station. The brace at one end of the scaffold gave way, caus- ing the men. to lose their balance. Caisse was uninjured but Cartier suf- fered a sprained ankle. ARRESTED IN MIDDLETOWN Henry H. House Charged With Pass- ing Worthless Check. Henry H. House was arrested in Middletown Monday night, charged with passing.a worthless check on a saloonkeeper of that city. House went to Middletown from Willimantic some time ago. He has been before the court before on the same charges but promised to make the checks good which he failed to do. D. D. G. M. Jeffers Visits Rebekah Lodge. trict Deputy Grand Master Sarah ited Violet Rebelah lodge of Wi . Two After busi social hour yweds, initiated. of The Winters, W Mrs. T NLISTS Regular Ar- aving ioned Mrs.'Annie Conne! ne leaves today Boston. New York 18 s, Tor two Would Help Some. more Mueckes and not ghed a Ger- moving-picture play of the hero of the Emden, ps the world would not hate us: Add Koenig, of the of the Em- ‘That there are 52426 Catholics in Hartford was disclosed by the census of all denominations in Hartford, taken under the auspices of the Hartford Federation of Churches, and completed after exhaustive can- s had been made of the entire canvass was made by ex- perts for the Connecticut Bible 3 and was done in a strictly non-sectarian spirit. Members of the Jewish faith were next in num- ber with 16,028 members. In Hartford are 11.541 Congregationalists and 9,- 366 Episcopallans. Thnose who have no church preference number 8,220, | Protestants not attending church num< PLAINFIELD Officers of Loyal Livingstone Lodge Installed—Funeral of Miss Annie Wilson—How Donat Coutu Lost His Life—British War Relief Needs Con- tributions. TLoyal Livingston lodge, I. O. O. F., held a regular meeting in Riding’s hall Monday evening at which instal- lation of officers took place. Lodge Deputy John Bottomley installed the folowing officers: Noble grand, An- drew Peterson; vice grand, Arthur Royle; secretary, Frederick [Lever; grand master. John Bottomley. The outgoing officers are: Noble _grand, John Bottomley; vice grand, William H. Ridings; secretary, Willlam Has- ler; grand master, Andrew Peterson. Following the business and installa- tion, a social hour was enjoyed. Re- freshments’ were served. The newly installed officers will hold their respective offices for six months. FUNERAL, Mrs. Annie Wilson. The funeral of Mrs. Annie. Wilson, 66, who dropped dead Friday evening: a short distance from her home on the Green Holow road, was held Tuesday. Funeral services were conducted at 10 k at her home. Burial was in erareen cemetery. 2 . Wilson, who was well known in section, is survived by one son, alter, who is conducting the But- tonwood farm. How the Accident Near Greene Hap- pened. Robert Fletcher and er, local people, who e involved in the motorcycle acei- dernt near the Greene, R. I, bounda utu, 18, was sovering from M badly in- s rumored at first that the but it will be Flet, face was cut| cd a painful cut on her s Flet caped from | with a few scratches about | to Char Fletcher | maci te | rate coming h another mMoto; Fletcher ind | out | on here, toutu ted on »ad place for the fatal in whic ina Cust from to W. E. 3ox 321, AUSTRALIA’S PRIME MINISTER HAD SUDDEN RISE | Frail of Body, William Morris Hughes Has Unconquerable Spir m in the re- speakin r in the ny politic D! of of ghes Only 1 s known to the colonial premic men whose names inglishmen, whose per- merely vague shadows in the mind. These colonial leader were treated with when they visited the . A few public din- ners and r hood, ns, perhaps a knight ration’ and a_uni re given them. Put outside 1 world a general who had conducted one of England’s _‘“little " or an explorer who had writ- me new names across the map, more of a personage. of Hughes 1s the - of the most interesting civilian of the vear in England. The self- made Yankee-like Welshman, the self- schooled workingman, . protectonist, labor unionist, soclalist, is now leav- ing the old country after a visit of four months, and is leaving a popular following comparable only to that commanded by another self-made Welsh politician, Lioyd George. The only reason Hughes has not made more public speeches, attended more banquets arranged to do him honor, given more newspaper interviews, re- ceived the freedom of more cities, ad- dressed more Chambers of Commerce, and accepted degrees from moge uni- versities, has been that his timie was crowded to the utmost with such func- visited | 8 [ uminom Universal Combination Cooking e SEVEN COMBINATIONS WITH THREE PIECES AND COVERS 6 quart Berlin Kettle with Cover 6 quart Roaster - ALL 32 5“ [ ] 3 quart Cake Dish 3 quart Collander or Strainer 6 quart Steamer FOR 3 quart Casserole 2Y, quart Double Boiler BULLETIN BUILDING 74 FRANKLIN STREET Auto Delivery ULTRA TENNIS TOGS ADORN SMART COURTS and who from dred. At Liverp burgh and other such crowds in thirty-two years status of a humble immi; nd the council lor thin, and pale, Robert Louis he fire and made of p from hich often remember nending with a umbre book a the with approached ard | his views on that s the |i His belief is that the growth c im- | private monopolies narrows the i |to “co-operation for the benefit of the | few ver: hin on, of m it conce B on i aolouial b e | co-operation for the benefit | i become leader almc | of the many”. 3 t in the mother country | The Hughes orations are more after were curre; of thought, |the American than the British model. el tinay r | Compared with the cl Oxford S nurtured and precise, diction of an Asquith, his style is as a Welsh chap- el exhorter’s to the Church of England ritual. It was because much of the country was in a mood for some pro- |phet who would cut loose from the ritualistic_atmosphere, and let himself {go, that Hughes welcomed 10t amo: the w and foct er rmously ¢ ; has been ork o he gover: t, and H 5. ¥ Sepb AL and acclaimed. He may be a nortent latent power in & slow mov of the leadership, the nation will de- Ot mand after the war. hip, nor the c e o = w the heavy Attractive to the Sharks. 1 C e o el The season’s costumes may aditions of British account for the sharks having come lelacnounsed he further north than usual.—New York oEitegicoy Evening Sun. i nced them w to avoid wk - exaggeratior Torrington.—With Rev. Joseph H. ts accuse the King, of St. Francis's church, as G n 1 matte chairman, Major John N. Brooks, of : S . The up-to-date news Maretis H. Holcomb ff, as| G Eitoael s millions, notabl surer, and Robert Thursday as sec- 7 A SET. WITH MEZY at mysterious influences work , one general committee wiil i 1d German interests Great | henceforth look after the duty of| With a short sleeved blouse of white “Ginger’ ’groups have been [ collecting funds for the bovs of Co.|linen and pointed revers is worn a M. ed by members of both parties in To this committee Mrs. E. E. L. sport skirt of black and white cordu- parliament, but these groups have had | Taylor, of the Torrington Relief asso-{roy in noticeable stripes. Square htier leade than that of | ciation, has been added. The aim of [pockets, big enough to hold tennis ward Carson and Winston | the committee will continue to be 10 |balls, have lids cut diagonally. The hill, both of whom are popularly | see that none of the soldier boys or|crush belt is also comfortable. ed as brilliant but unstable any of the families of these Co. M men The Australian Abraham Li suffer in any way while the militiamen s e g are on the Mexican border. 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