Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 24, 1916, Page 6

gt e o BERITERS AORWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1916 : v OFFICE FOR WESTERLY MAN e : S Joshua M. Clarke Elected ThlrdVice i’mident at Reunion of Tm“e':‘: g @W/M of (::::mh First Regiment—Fifth Company C. _A. C. Returns From Fort Greble—Chautauqua Week Closes—Outing of Lorraine Plant Employes. n BE PREPARED for the next time you have to clean’ your car and have acan of MARVEL on hand. MAR- VEL will clean all parts of the car, varnished surfaces, leather, upholstery, metal, glass, etc. You can keep your car scrupulously clean and lustrous by the expend- iture of twenty minutes time weekly, and the use of THE C. S. MERSICK & CO. g Zho annual reunion ot the First|sociations In the leasue . recor- . o ;. esiment, Rhode Island Volunteers, reaking entry list is expected. e Distributors of Automobile Supplies of the Civil war, was held Friday af|crack machines of the league, with NEW HAVEN Bt e b v e RN fe CONN the Agawam Hupt club house, Joshua | more than 50 men each, have already o M. Clarke, of Westerly, was elected | entered. The playing platform wiil third vice president. The other offi- | be laid out on the Parade street side ——— | cers are: Charles H. Merriman, presi- | of the srounds where the sheiter of dent Matthew Harty, first vice presi the trees will contribute to long dis- T ————— | O*Connell, for several years special of- |dent; Edwin W. Wheelock, second vice | tance playing. ficer_ at the Connecticut Hospital for|president; George M. Cpink, fourth Prizes amounting to $500 have been BR{EF STATE NEWS the Insane at Middletown, has resign- | vice presiden John R. Arnold, fifth |offered for the best marks. ed and will move with his family to|Vvice president; Waldo ¥. Slocomb, S —_— iy this city where he has employment | secretary and treasurer; Henry M.] The Fifth company, Coast Artillery with the Scovill Manufacturing com- |James, assistant secretary; Clarence |Corps, and Major Arthur N. Nash, pany. H. Gardner, surgeon; Charles H. Mer- | which formed the Westerly contingent s riman, adjutant; Rev. Job H. Wells, |of that service of the Rhode Island Hartford. — President Meigs H. Watertown.—At the meeting of the |chaplain: J. T. P. Bucklyn, Charles M. | National Guard, first detachment, Whaples of the Connecticut Trust & | Town School committee it was offi- | Smith, George A. Spink, James Wat- | which has been on annual tour of duty afe Deposit company is at Eastern |cially announced that Sydney Merritt|son, Charles H. Clarke, Albert G.|at Fort Greble, for eight days, return- Bt of the South School had won the Taft | Bates, John R. Arnold, Nathan Lewis, |ed home Sunday. There are nine scholarship, which entitles him to a|George G. Clemence, Henry L. Cooke, | companies of the first detachment, but Litchfield—The largest bass caught|five vear course at Taft school. Ed- | Edwin P. Anthony, Carroll J. Pullen, |on account of the mist and fog, only season in Bantam lake was taken |ward Hickcox of the Baldwin school, | executive committee. two of the companies had opportunity Al Krouse, 1t weighed three | was the next boy in stanatng. A memorial service was held for|to have target practice with the big |l . inds, nine ounces. those members who died during the|guns. ° e | Hartford.—At a meeting of the gen- | past year: Beriah Reynolds, George J. The second detachment of the corps Orange Announcements have been|eral Labor Day committee of the | Fairbrother, William C. Imy, Henry |left Providenca 9 o’clock Sunday reecived » of the engagement of | Hartford Trades council it as stated | Whitman, John H. Steere, Philo P.|morning in command of Majors Joh one, of Orange, to|that the parade to be held in this city [ Hz and Babcock (Westerly) and con- of New Britain, Labor Day morning will be the largest [ bhen Ballou, William Wood, James the foilowing companies: First) | state demonstration of organized la- Slocomb, John J. Sanborn, Samuel > ¢ i . Edgecomb: Sixth,, t. Aller ly held under the auspices of the | .ctimated that between 10,000 and 15,- | Only three of the commissioned offi- | Capt. Stowell: Twelfth, Capt. Shun- - kes, Col. R. H. 1. Goddard, Ste- N C. T. U., was well attended. | 500 marr b i e cers are living—Capt. C. W. H. Day, | ney: Fifteenth, Capt. Connors: Six ftation, No. 5, Miss Hafriet Bush- | Lieutenant Albert G. Bates. teenth, Capt. McIntyre; Seventeenth, = 5 |, “The Stray Sunbeam,” was| Middletown. — The east side play-| The regiment was the first to re- nd the First Band under |§ The thermometer goes up—the price comes down. We have to strike a halance some varded the medal. grounds has been a very popular|spond to President Lincoln's cz ader Intlehouse. 5 A S Place for the Halian men, women and | vs,000 men ‘and Westests s This detachment met the first’ at || way. We give below a short list of most desirable garments for home wear or for the Misses Eldridge | chjjgren during the eventn of the| h th members: Horace G. Bar-|Saunderstown and change places with - o 500 and Mr. and Mrs, | Gparen dw One might 500% peo- | ber, Samuel Bliven, Amos L. Burdiclj| the tome come o tents remained || vacation, and we have marked the prices down to the very lowest notch. Make your like amount to the Nor-| 1o were on the grounds. The danc- | Albert N. Burdick, James E. Chace, | undisturbed, so the memb of the E . oard to be expended on was_crowded while the . Chapman, Joshua M. |nine new companies will walk into a|§ vacation money do double duty by purchasing now. ks and otherwise improving the st and other games Cottrell, John C.|ready made camp. On the other h: 1s of the Center school. et Natha hey will hs the work of striking % z _ “John 1. Perizo, Dudley | camp next Sunday Wtvehars— Sotiasin, s SHVCL Bl Si el T S, e | naay” 7.50 Summer Dresses for only $5.00 SILK SPORT COATS company will in all probability shortly Members of the South County Rod o o Just the thing for prosent wear and rt work upon a new line from Mid- e and Gun Club participated in the . " = : : remarkably smart in appearance. Onildren Or | dletown to Cromwell, 50 as to do away | The side-stroke hand fire engine | tolrnament for the Hhoas 1t Handsome Marquisette Dresses with dainty floral designs— pretty Striped TWO PRICES o 1 Iy i Hartford trolleys running | recently purchased in Cranston by | championship, under the Dimities— charming Voile and French Linen Dresses—these make up the FOR FLETCHER’S over the steam tracks between the two | the Westerly Veteran Firemen's asso- | the Rhode Isiand Trap S s : > $5.00 and $7.50 e e St etenoniale b ¢ A e Th Jegls large assortment we are offering this week at a 33 1-3 per cent. reduction. $adg places, seems likely from statements | ciation, will soon be in shape for prac- | sociation. They twere Palmer S e S CASTORIA |muae st w by Local Manager | tice nd the prelimir Imade 0 hits in the last 100 Why not get the dress now? F Tif hae bl e 1n e Hewett at a conference with the po- | reserve s will soon he Reuter, 85; Booth, 80; Chipman, T coats, some eaf hi hse have = — ) lice, street committ common Vamp will_know nd Peckham, 67. W. J. Wener, of Stced Lhatiily $‘Z?}o e i vor Harold M. brakes. Th gewood, won the champ by a3y muc 8 = &piece. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING council and M: in the muster of the|mak 5 hits; Albert T They are all very stylish. of % W QU;\KER HILL HOLDUP. 1te Firemen’s League | Providence, nd, 94: W. 3 $8 98 Wh. D f ] $5 00 M e g . ! ympete for prizes in thelstow, of Providence, third, t Rokert d. Cochwanne | -~ ' . Tt Mol Ih Broviencs | ne of Providence: Fonres 2 IL€ DIESSES 10r oniy o). WHITE LINGERIE GAS FITTING, 'on 1 ustin Richarda: Weskerly s chinasls L by e Pt e . 90: Dalmer |] Crisp Voiles and Organdies have been used with great effect in these WAISTS PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING : 5 it Rhode Island muste ving | of Westerly, s 89. pretty lace trimmed frocks which look so cool and comfortable, and a For 79¢ Justih Richards, employed on Al Sl or Washington Sq., Washington Buil Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O, Sheet Packing. DRSS S e e 04 large variety of acceptable styles is offered at the low price named above. nd named the Star No. 1. It | White Rocks stroke machine, built| Hils at baseball ¥ and company, of |y the close score of 1 to 0. 15" of Detroit, Micnigan, | o The, Chantauay to 8 sue- $4.50 SILK BLOUSES Pretty Wash Dresses for $1.98 o ng farm of Johr ft at Qua 1 i shortly | iday night Voile and Organdie, prettily trim- med, assure satisfaction. The qual- ity too is excellent. efeated the Potter ay afternoon, paper mill as he w home. His loss w Phone 531 & MODERN PLUMBING company it was : S gL t with the Chimes of ervice in Towa | 8! Mich., where| The Lorra Manufactu all the mon com- Young R tee the very best PLUMBING WORK expert workmen at the fariest prices. Ask us for plans and prices. J. ¥ TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street m made two records of 200 f its best mark being 218 7 butlat Natick, on took first pri el s ]m«w-hm}?: ished nd one second farmhand’s ot ot argue, but 3 feet 1 7-8 8 o feet 6.3 in and thre e mmissioner Ralph S. Ham- whersupon ‘the Quaker oy S aiblan handed over vl e ical cond Dunn’ su; ion home near trimmed. lace models predominate. Corners, the result of a shock uny pany employ joved their annual An extremely low price for high-grade garments, but style and quality | A miscellancous assortment of o 8k dasantial Tl ot F ot a1 e i ng at pond, Satur-|§ must not be measured by the amount we are going to sell them for. The | handsome Blouses which we have s s | N i - i sold as high as $4.50 will go ¢ light = terials are voile, gingham and chambray—all stylish model ¢l y is to lighting, We guaran [ B e in a orit. || materials are voile, ging Y srplish s neatly | Week For §279. Crepe-de-Chine and | At first Richards t ted by an arm ew ac that i ai The committee on sidewalks _ tation will make part_toni L meetine of the Pleasant View | Fire district @ report the loss of their < during the storm of and there e ed F iday. the « 1ces in this i ! Q | all the money he annou The I principal of the o | S umped_bac h the red-shirted march. | Manual Trainin, hool of the ho ) View. hand-engin will be 1zh of n spendir pa 1 H ] 4 3 | ‘om the scene s the or his vacati Westerly A pa Heating and Plumbing! st AL e the traditio ? sterly -~ ,_ea.mn an um ma | DLl ilapiee Bin : me he applies t = v ]hr\f}wfit nltf her parents, Rev. and Mrs. omee GrmemwE o Limiting Bryan's Talks. | san s : ssocia irtmen 3. W. Hatfleld, uesday evening, 4 8l poan s o o i s ur atur nigt o N Babie e e V. Ha y e Tuesday oVening, Aug. 8— G en he takes the stump for Wil- 52 Franklin Street The police have been Workl thell G 1y I orary, It has| Miss Rosamond Holmes is v meeting of executive council with pres | son will Bryan be allowed to say any- e T Dee s LT i e Harry H. Holmes in Provi- | idents of state unions. e aBeh e o e T s PN dell case lthough the Rich-l1 F = § % oo cations abroad, but s he 9 s tor 1 1g 2 ZEE ards matte not been placed in| Westminster, to Embpire, to Eroadwas - has taken no chances on the in et Aaeroption to the delegates | talks be along the line of caring for IRON CASTINGS |5 o s i hossht me amest of 1o harton sireat, wherd the Tine b e e o & & m, ponti.| deserving ~democrats?” — Knoxville & 16’ person suilty of one S R ] 3 Journal and Tribune. in T will be found fical mass at_St. Patrick’s church. s Dexter and Powhatan street. At “the Amer a party will FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY | Quaker Hill being stirred in Jater polné the ensines Sl divias s .S S \'6;11rin£‘n ir;'\;g‘;fl?;;; R (‘:?hoqf‘(:::: The Real Stuff. | fever of e y the episod playing ¥ on by way of Powh: Dixon urday, . — e A i We_hardly credit the story that ]'HE VAU N i | or Dexter street Y slemati- | GOING TO C, T. A. U. CONVENTION| 2 p. m.—Business session of conven- | MT: Hughes is overfond of fiction, but it e s| The plavout will commence with The SASK == n_in McMahkon hall. Catholic uni- |[if he is democratic campaign litera- St s n the bank it's | arrival of the eonti askatchewan, a | James A. McDonald of New London|vyersity % : ture will fully satisfy his appetite this e a—ry Sttt sn’t a poe ntil all have competed. With 68 z of Canada,| One of Three Connecticut Delegates. 8 p. m—Public meetings in Wash- | year—Philadelphia Pres: north of and North p— ington th atre. ritoba Connecticut is to wree state| Thursday, Aug. 10—$ a, m., requiem| Walked Righg In and Out Again. STONINGTON delegates annual | high mass for dcceased members of| Dr. David Starr Jordan went down % : onal convention at Washington on | the union, Unive chapel, Caldwell [to the border to talk peace, but the 9 Peries e ) 5 9, £ Catholic | hall border did not fancy the preacher or on ou an (\]\] ee /4 choaicoard M ay) Bel Rediced i from Sanr A Total Abstinen America.| 10 a. m.—Business session, McMahon | the preachment—Memphis Commer- Five Members to Three—Fire In-{Many Felicitations and Gifts for Dr.|hey swill ald of | hall cial-Appeal. Does the dread of the dental chair cause you to neglect them? You spection ‘and Parade August 12, and Mrs. John J. McGuigan, of Oral London, in of| 2 p. m.—Business session, McMahon e need have no fears. By our method you can have your teeth filled, School, a Silver Wedding Anniver- | Waterbury and Newman of | hall. Quickly adjusted molds for con- crowned or extracted ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN. The borough election will be held| sary—Personal ltems. Naugatuck. Friday, Aug. 11—Excursion to Mount | crete steps have been patented by a - next Monday and it is expected there 2 e Following is the official prosramme | Vernon. Missouri inventor. CONSIDER THESE OTHER FEATURES will be some lively voting during the| Dr. and Mrs. John J. MoGuigan cel STRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE two hours that the polls are open. Rl ilver v e00h lonl ol STERILIZED INSTRUMZNTS ot since Hadlai A. Hull retired from the Mansion, Mystic Oral L = membership sixteen years ago, Friday About two hundred CLEAN LINEN ASEPTIC DRINKING CUPS was succeeded I ndall, who had Cornelius B. ives and friends were present, in- rved four years | cluding many who were at the wed- 25 in the hoard, has there been any con- | ding twenty-five years ago, Mrs. Mc i . . z L 8 LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK test over the wardes, and the resaat| o [entyCve vears ago. Mre. Mc i - If these appeal to you, call for examination and estimate. No opposition was born in secrecy oae e o st ag A E | H charge for consultatior. borough being strongly democs Mansion, in the presenice of a. large { i i DR. F. G. JACKSON R m oV and the nominees being acceptable, | company, Rev. B. Doughi the the republicans have practically DENTISTS dorsed the democratic nominee: W rector of St. Patrick’s Catholic church at that time, performing the cere s expected this custom would pre- On account c the stor of Fi (Successors to the King Dental Co.} vail this year; but when the republi- | the pians. for the festivitics wh SEVEN COMBINATIONS WITH THREE PIECES AND COVERS 205 MAIN ST. NORWICH, CONN. can caucus was held, a real republican | were to be held out of doors, had to tic DA Mito 8 P, ket was sprung upon the Caucus|pe changed. A clambake was served and adopted. It happens that nearly|at 3 o'clock. In the evening a recep- i i Lady Asistant Telephone SYery eulicen B Smieaionrs an | tion was held from S.until 11 o'clock, gquart gerhnD]?e}:fle with Cover 6 quart Roaster Al I automobile and that they will be all| Mr. and . McGuigan received rt Cake Dis| beautiful gif £ silver, cut qual 6 quart Steamer B used between two and four o'clock | man h: § 3 quart Collander or Strainer next Monday afternoon in rushing vot- | glass and mone: FOR 21/, quart Double Boiler 3 quart Casserole ers to the polls, and by this method |ent from Phila it is expected to defeat the present|AMaine, Massac hoard of ward and burgesses. Plans | South Carolina, F and Rhode Is clection the same number of | nome in Dhiladelphia. M p in Stonington that have _prevailed | Sections of the state. oo o) Bage e land as well from this and sur- Fraitn s s e bt gan is the manager of the Mystic Oral May Have Smaller School Board. | School, which has done a notable work . since the change for the district of Noted by the Way. clar talrs the town system may result in diffi-| Carronl Bliven, Luke McKone, John culty in having suitable men serve on | ponohoe, Floyd Conklin and William : : ] . ative change the borough charter so|rounding towns. No More Back-Breaking Scuttles [ v e shtmtos | i fme i The almost continuous school fights in its line and has had pupils from all the school committee. As a partial = . McKone have returned from an auto- = g remedy an effort is to be made to have i = If you buy coal in large quantities you must have | remdt,an ot la to be made fo have | movile wip w0 Boston " T " room to store it; if in small quantities, it is expensive. from five to three, as in Westerly. | gelist Gypsy Smith, occupied the pul- When you want to use it you must carry it from its Lorenzo D. Fairbrother Elected. pit of the M. E. church Sunday morn- 2 At a Tecent meeting of the school [ D€ : storage place to your range, and of all tasks that is one committee of the fown of Staninzton, | Miss Margaret Bindloss has return- res; i i ed from a trip to Canada. of the most weary. e s Ty ian g iss Mary MoGuire and her nephew, GnmstitRades e 7} | Richie McGuire of Albany, N. Y., are When you burn wood or coal you have the heat, dirt, ||t vacaney - oo Selected to n phpo R e Dol Sy LRI and the trouble of attending to the fire. If you use gas e Boroan S tract Sohocs doraarn e | “Miss Fanny Brewer of Middletown is . - g West Broad street school bulMling in |, [H3° FArCy Prewer oF (HATIstown 1s you require no room for storage; no back-breaking scut- e e el e ; = % S Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lamb_and 5 tles to be carried from the cellar. to the kitchen. The Short Paragraphs. e R R : fire in the gas range burns steadily and without atten- I oL lho aniiversncy, of | are guentoiof My Tambispatents (M . sy * . o < the Battle of onington ug. 10, the [and Mrs. George . Lamb of West tion; it is-always ready, without dirt or trouble, in large Stonington Boy Scouts will have the | Mystic avenue. g 1 ceremony of lag raising in ommon John Libeau has returned from a or small quantities. square at sunrise and the lowering |visit in Boston. thereof at sunset. Mr. and Mrs. John Payne have re- The annual inspection and parade of | turned from a visit in New Bedford. the Stonington fire department will be [ Mr, and Mrs. William Dawson of . held on the afternoon of August 12. Macon, Ga. are guests of Mrs. Daw- Patrolman and Mrs. Thomas Con- |son’s sister, Mrs. Frank Bindloss. nell have returned from a visit to| Stephen Carr, who has been a pa- Newport. tient in a New London hospital, has GAS & ELEGTRIGAL DEPARTMENT After several weeks’ visit in Paines- | roturned home. BULLETIN BUILDING 74 FRANKLIN STREET Vill}), O)‘lofi Judget lndd)l{rs-‘h“,lurlgman Dr. and Mrs. Walter I. Russell and A D l T 3 : g A. Breed have returned to their home | daughter Charlotte of New Haven are oto Dekive elephone 531-4 Alice Building, 321 Main in_the borough. guets of the doctor’s parents, Mr. and . Ty phone 4 Street Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dunham have as | Mrs. John Russell, making the trip their guests, Mr. and Mrs. L W. Miner | by_automobile. ©f:Omaha. Nebraska. 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