Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 25, 1916, Page 6

rNOfiWIGH _ BULLETIN, TUESDAY. MICHELIN UNIVERSAL No Other Tire Like It For All-round Service Note the Heavy Broad Flat Tread Combining All the Advantages of Other Non-Skids of Both the Raised Tread and the Suction Tread Types THE A. C. SWAN CO. 2-4 CLIFF STREET NORWICH, urned home, her fa- Spencer, formerly of this un, NOANK R - A = i con g in achine for her. S 55 Seraed Binciemith Shep| 280, comusis it 5 BUEhil Gk Lo —Itemns About Local Their Guest: Residents and | v ew Haven. Mrs, Everett Fitch have re- from Northfield line Chute is entertaining r from Brooklyn at - t feet long is to An addition 100 H. Haynes of Hol- at Ukanseefar cottage. Walter Rathbun and N. Y., are here Alfred McDonald has it in Hartford. s ended work ipyard Herman Fowler and of Hartford a visiting here. elley has returned to Boston t to his father, John Kelley. \as returned from Home from Northfield. , Miss Eloise ¥ urned from | & visit of a f hfeld. | Miss Harr > has been HOW TO REDUCE [ YOUR WEIGHT A _SIMPLE, SAFE, Moodus Spencer of wi of Chicago has Fish. 1 here for the summer. - Has 500 Tilefish. STONINGTON ecial Town Meeting Re- Required Number of Signa- ten p- unnece nds of Petitio tures, ion for a special town meet- ng the consideration of the p ; blic schools has received the re ed number of signatures, and it meeting will be held At this meeting, if minations for be named three will be lan is to clean up all s and have clear ng uch discussed situation at wn meeting orn and family of West re at the Durgin re: eet ork seems en er’'and more buoyant fe session of your whi Every person who perfiuous fat 1d give thi guests Mrs. W atr n of Washi; liam J. Graham and D./C. Don’t You Want Good Teeth? Does the dread of the dentai chair cause you to neglect them? You need have no fears. By cur method you can have your tseth filled, crowned or extracted ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN. CONSIDER THESE OTHER FEATURES STRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE STERILIZED INSTRUMZNTS CLEAN LINEN ASEPTIC DRINKING CUPS LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK If these appeal to you, call for examination charge for consultation. DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTISTS (Successors to the iKing Dental Ce.) NORWICH, and estimate. Na DR. D. J. COYLE 203 MAIN ST. CONN. B A. M to8P. M Lady Asistant Telephone No More Back-Breaking Scuttles To Be Carried Up Those Cellar Stairs I you buy coal in large quantities you must have room to store it; if in small quantities, it is expensive. When you want to use it you must carry it from its storage place to your range, and of all tasks that is one of the most weary. When,you burn.-wood or-coal you have the heat, dirt, and the trouble of attending to the fire. If you use gas you-require no room for storage; no back-breaking scut- tles to be carried from the cjlu to the kitchen. The fire in the gas range burns steadily and without atten- tion; it is always ready, without dirt or trouble, in large THE GITY OF NORWICH GAS & ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Alice Building, 321 Main Street Sound- | | bnll-dog s AUTC . ACGIDENT house. ‘William Norman Curry, age twelve son of Rev. E. J. Curry, pastor of Grace Methodist church, while riding a bicycle in Canal street, Monday morning, was run down by an auto- mobile owned by C. G. Parker, now at Watch Hill and operated by John Dowling. The bay was taken into the office of Dr. John L. May who found a deep cut in the back of his head which was closed with two stiches. The boy’s back was severely bruised. The injuries are not of a serious na- ture. The Curry boy retained conscious- ness during all the surgical and med- ical treatment, in fact did not shed a tear or utter a word significant of pain. He had been in the office less than a minute when he voluntarily told the doctor, that the chav ur was not at fault. The boy said: “I came out of Mr. Murphy's store, mounted my bicyele, and rode diagonally across the street, ing fast or slow, but insisted that the accident was due to his own ca s- ness. He did not know whether the auto horn was sounded, but if it was he_did not hear it. Mr. Dowling stated he wa driving very slowly in swinging from High street into Canal street, where the accident occurr the boy drove his bicycle f the au- tomobile, evidently to take the extreme right hand of the road The bicycle moved quickly to the right, that the auto could not e stop- ped in time to avert the accident. Mr Dowling stopped and_started to pick up the boy, but he had been picked up Dr. then and was already being carried int May's office. Th tomohile proceeded to the few minutes lat Tl he c tor's office, left his nam the name of the owner bile ang his Watch Hill In the meantime Chief Brown and Patrolman West Dr. May's office. When wound was dressed. Chief B an automobile for the parents boy w: e that had the c | due care the accident would erted. White Rock defeated Potter Hill on Saturday at White Rock in a ten in- | ning game by the score of 1 Ha: 1_pitched fc Whi and gave Potter Hill the et Hospit azninst | The featu of Frill That there is brutish instinct in some human beings was demonstrated George Galluc tacked by his left ear that amputation Galluci is « reason of the ir smond count o ecessary bed by The case was not reported to the police until.late in_the £ Monday, and Bro 1y ommenced investigation - lection of evidence. It able that Desmonde will be : ed and arraigned upon olent assault, or per rious charge. Henry Oscar Norton. who was born Ashamed of ht;r bad complexion 1f you, too, are embarrassed by a pimply, blotchy, unsightly com- plexion, try Resinol Soap and Res- inol Ointment regularly for 2 week and see if they do not begin to make 2 blessed difference in your skin. They also help make red, rough hands and arms soft and white. &sinol Soagp andOintmentaresoldbyall druggists. Far trial fras,witein Deot. 23R, Resincl, Bulduore, | DENTIST DR. E. j. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building Take elevator Shetucket Sireet en- NERE trange. -Phene. - and in front of the automobile, which | was going in the ame _direction.” When questioned he said he did not know whether the automoblle was go- AT WESTERLY William N. Curry, 12, Riding Bicycle, Run Into by Car of Watch Hill Man—Chief Brown Blames Chauffeur, John Dowling—Boy’s Head Cut and Back Bruised—Pierce Street Row—Wanderer From Willimantic Sent to Work- Bradford, England, forty-eight years ago, and who said his present halling port was Willimantic, drifted into the Westerly police station Saturday night in the teeth of the severe wind and rain storm, and declared he was a derelict and could proceed no further. He said he had been on o temptest- 1ous trip and had been salling close to the wind. e was in bad shape, physically, and needed care and atten- tion and ‘it would be a relief to be committed to some institution. After hearing his story and realizing his weakened condition, Chief Brown de- cided to get him to'a port of safety, There were no accommodations for stranded sailors or pedestrian tourists at the police station, so Henry Oscar Norton was placed in a cell, charged with being an idle person with no visible means of support. When ar- ed_before Judge Willlams, in the | Third district court, he pleaded guil- to the charge and was sentenced to months in the state work house | at Cranston, Local Lacenics. Chautauqua went from Westerly di- rect to Putnam _Grant Bush of Baltic is the guest of Earl Saunders in Westerly. Herbert Pomeroy Clark, of the Sun reportorial staff, is on vacation. Mrs. George W. Grogan and two sons have returned from several weeks t in Boston and vicinity. The tax assessors have commenced their annual tour of_ inspection of the taxable property in Wester] Wayland Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Champlin left West- on Monday for Berlin, N. Y., will remain several days. omas J. Matthews, of Providence, mer resident of Westerly, was slected national secretary of the An- ent Order of Hibernians, at the con- ntion held in Boston last week. Louise Rasmussen was nearly as- ited by leaking gas, while asleep vhere the home in Moss street, Sunday 2 Dr. Scanlon was called and is prompt action revived the girl. James Monroe Pendleton, Jr., four- vears old son of the manager of sterly branch of the Industrial Trust company, died Monday morn- inz from a comblication of diseases. ise Coy and 1 1y for Cas- ne, where they will camp for s Snurtleff, a rly school, will Misses Sallie and I Portl 1 meeting of the Na- nal Defense League, held in Wash- t rigadier General Charles V Jr, the adjutant general of Island, was elected a member board of directors: Amey Hazard, teacher.in the schools of Orange, N. J. now ation, after spending a month | | | guest of her brother, James O. | in Uhlerstown, has 1 to the home of her paren Natt Haz John Dowling, who_drove the auto- that struck William Ni is to be a d by d given an opportunity to on in the Third district irt, provided the circumstances, up- estigation, warrants such ac- Taconnetti, age 28, died e Rhode Island hospi- a widow and, six was buried in St. Mich: ay, following a requiem r Burns celebrant, in £ the Immaculate Con- | Harry MeE 1 second lieu | tenant Second Un! tates Cavalr | was graduated from W in 1915, has been promoted t P. Pendleton McGowan, who was born -five years avenu and i has ing health since. A to the records kept by ns for the past twenty- the present Ju the heaviest rainfall of ng that period. During there was a fall of , bringing the total for the thus far up to 8.20 inches. MYSTIC | Evangelist Smith Preaches at Meth- | | odist Church—Pastor’s Health Im- proving—Sewing Society to Hold Picnic. g service at the Meth- Rev. Albany Smith, who 1 the summer at Noan | preac Mr, Smith is an evan- gelist and is a forcible speaker. On it of the very stormy day a | small audience greeted him, but those made the effort were well paid. e evening Rev. John Morrison of ow, Scotland, preached. Next Sunday ‘morning Rey. Albany Smith will have charge of the service. Rev. . H. Dunnack, the pastor, who is in e on his vacation, writes that he roved in health and will re- to take charge of his church in August. Mabel Potter is spending two t Pleasant View. Picnic at the Beach. The Sew society of Charity chapter, O. B, S, will hold the annual vicnic at Adantic Beach Thursday. | Heard and Seen. | _Ofr, and Mrs. Robert H. Thomas of ooklyn, N. Y., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enos M. Gray in Ledyard. Mr, and Mirs. George C, Lane and | son Robert have returned from a visit | in Norwich. Mrs, Alongo Colliss, Mrs. Frank L. | Lamphere, Mrs. Charles Holby, Mrs. orge Cutler were in Pleasant Valley Monday, gucsts of their brother, Floyd | Russell," and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Hoxle are in | Boston. | "Mr. end Mre. Horsce N. Wheeler | have returned from Boston, Where Mr, { Wheeler has been receiving medical { treatment. | Carlton Brown of Hyde Park, Mass., is the guest of Miss Anna Brown. Clande Gillfilan of Barnet, Vt., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer. Mrs, L.fi E. Kinney and two chil- dren have returned from a month's convention Inglis will go | vistt in Willimantic. Mrs. M. Alice Wermes is -visiting in Waterford. New Britain—The Y. M. T. A, and B. Drum corps will enter the competi- tive meet of fife and drum bands which Wwill-be held in-Rockville Aug 19 PLAINFIELD plant at the state hospital in William A, Keefe at Baltimore | | 7d Mrs. Lees and son have re-|view and directly at her stern. The Convention — Congregational Glee | turned to their home in California af- | wind, blowing from the direction of the Club Has Fast Ball Team—News in|tcr a_few months' stay in Plainfield |submarine, carried the odor of fuel e with Mrs, Lees' father, John Oates. |oils and it was evident that the en urals SpoilaBall Seazon: gine's were being tested | Rev. 3Villiam A Sebte e These activities were preceded by e e Sunday) (he sealing of the submarine's wire- Jonss schilreh | jard om Account|less aparatus by a government radio 3 s Deenidores pector. Which| “This was in_ accordance with the ast Ball Team. aftville team was caused a tional Glee club is get- here rain team together to t of the game. The local Sent me against > have the|lad aal iness Knights seball_team | » I field day | Paul probable will play the D of Whip. | local team Sunc e All-Rockville | °f hours. team is rated a fast team. ss 1 | e i G MERCHANT SUBMARINE PREPARING TO SAIL Bedding of Deutschland’s Crew Stowed Below Deck. cation in Baltimore. Baltimore, Md., July 24—A series | Forest, his afternoon at the pier |was merchant bmarine d indicated that not be delaved ficant of these ater tanks and g deck of the ding as it was removed from aboard the Neckar. Shortly after the water tanks had Mr. Tilley has charge of thelbeen filled, heavy blue smoke w: ticed coming from behind the barges that screened the Deutschland from federal law calling for such acticn at the_expiration No application for clearance papers had been made up to the close of at the custom house today, it was announced. made, however, for this to be done out | g OLD MINE DISCOVERED BY A BERLIN GEOLOGIST A Wonderful Labyrinth of Stalactites and Stalagmites. 24 aalfeld ,in the Thuringlan ich in the times of Luther vorked for and_vitriol, Berlin, mine near has been discovered by a Berlin geologist to have developed into one of the most beautiful caverns. In the course of centuries the water per- colating through the minerals has built up throughout the labyrinth of stalactites, the interned North German Liloyd |gether with a profusion and brilliance teamer Neckar near Since their |of color which is said to be with- al two weeks ago the Deutsch- |out parallel. crew have been sleeping | Deep greens, vivid blues, the purest white vellows of all shades in fact the entire ‘scale of color is you see a man smoking a Fatima, know he is you g et- ting all the com- fort that is possi- ble in a cigarette. Lygatte fyensdstosco Cu s no- of two weeks. bus- Arrangement may be An old abandoned silver, copper, alum mine a wonderful thrown to- reproduced over and over again, and yet the colors melt into each other so gently that nowhere is the impression of dis- agreeable contrast produced. ‘Although unknown before the war, has already become the scientific men ot Germany aged Haeckel has had himself carried through it in his in- valid chair, and has agreed with other scientists that it is the most remark- able natural curiosity in Germany. 'amous Should Sloan’s Liniment Go Along? )t course it should! For after & strenuous day when your muscles have ised to the limit an applica- will take the away and get for the moOrrow. or a sudden neck, back- he many ac- cidents that are incidental to a vaca- tion. would as soon leave our baggage as g0 on a vacation or camp out without Slcan’s Liniment.” Writes one vacationist: “We use it for every- thing from cramps to toothache” Put a botltle in your bag, be prepared and have no regrets. of toothache, stif bites and attack ache, st A Hacking Cough Weakens the System. Don't suffer with a hacking cough that has weakened your system—set & bottle of Dr. New_ Discovery, | in use over 40 and beneflting | all who use it, the soothing pine balsam with tar heal the irritated air passages | —soothes the raw spots, loosens the | mucous and prevents racking the body | with coughing. Dr. King's New Dis- covery induces natural sleep and aids | nature to cure you, | FIRST ANNUAL LEARANCE SALE | Now Going On Commencing July 20th, to last 10 days It has always been our custom in the last 16 years in the Ladies’ Outer Apparel line not to carry over any stock from one season to another, no matter what the sacrifice may be. When we advertise a Final Sale, it means atreal clearance of every garment, regardless of cost or price. Come to the Smart Shop, Plant Building, New London, and be convinced.