Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 10, 1916, Page 7

o3 X ENGAGE Usual Camp Reutine—Colng Home on Thursday, THE WEATHER Health Officer Brophy Says No Cases Have Been Reported & ‘While the wheels of trade and in- onditions. . dustry were beginning to revolve on The level of the barometer east of Here—Colchester to Take Up Matter at Special Town | Tuestny morning in New York city TheHemy Allen S . |-t 0B LA Paralysis Situation is Unchanged |~ " i ss serne e orteous & L Funeral Directors and Ewbalmers WM. cient in clearing the com- plexion ofblemishes. Thesulphur T s & s H. ALLEN SETH N. TAYLOR the Rocky Mountains is below thirty the heaviest coast d vhicl| e - ° . i inch in Ni England d Meeting—Chil rbi s efenses whicl| i s R e | Wi e VO o Tk Tante of T e e e e | RTINS ite Goods at Special Irices] over North Dakota where a well de- - 5 5 5 eing threatened by a hostile force of (All Draggtats, 1 p i fined low is centered. The low over ham—Windham Officials Will Not Recognize Health i 88 Main St. Buklowiia centered e o T 750 boys of Camp Washington, the Contains 30% Pure Sulphur. P United States military training camp e e e L Certificates. fonlbcyalioaied vt Fort mary o tic coast will be moderate to fresh Plum Island. Outposts at the west Hill's Hair & Whisker Dys, Black or Brows, 500 Last Call on Novelty White Goods, Dress Linens, Etc. i northeast to north, middle _Atlantic end of the isiand reported to the force SEPH BRADFORD, derate and variable becoming north. \ S of 430 defenders, the “Reds,” that a 2 2 5 Jo B FORD, P S enarally falr weather is imdioated| The infantile paralysis situyation re- Colchester Situation Acute. force of the “Blues” had landed men One lot of assorted Fancy White Goods in a big va- Bo DER for northern districts east of the Mis- | malned unchanged in this city on Wed-| The situation has become so acute|upPon the beach, about a mile west of . 1 d 19 alues 0K BIN e iy AT B e ey o T |t et That oo et e | 05 Trad "camp. * The wail ko arms syas riety of weaves, regular 17c and 19¢c values— 1 21 town meeting has been called for next |Sounded and the defenders of the In Atlantic coast district moderate week to see what steps should be|Mouth of the Sound were at once Made and Ruled to-Order, | temperatures will continue Thursday Drophy, sall Wednesday svening: thnt 8lank Book Special price a yard and Friday. no cases have been reported here.|taken in resard to the matter. It is|Mmoved into positions in the rolling B - : 7 108 SROADWAY Forecast. Norwich is fortunate in this respect.|said that ' special appropriation will | Rils on the west end of the island. One lot Ofl‘ assorte% tVVhltffi_GOOdS: n?cludmtg CTkaS, - Northern New Ensland: Partly | as it secms to be the only city in this| ¢ asked for to carry on the work. o e T PAYS i axons, Etc., this season’s most popular cloudy Thursday and Friday oction that nas eacaped. the, siaguc, | The announcement of the special town | & Who is ranking officery’ corimand- V(lle.s, FI 3 Ll e ; 3;; P! : 0 h l' Southern New England: ~ Generally | ;i °ly witributed to the strict quar. | opans Wer made on Wednesday | o€ 50”0 the maneuvers, . Capt.| —to be known as a graduate weaves for waists and dresses, value 33c an 160 fair Thursday and Friday. a e rict quar- 3 T . : n T I verihau lng et i e S it athAs Tt ais Dethg careia Thotisands, fram New Yok Robert C. Bddy, C. A. C., commanded of the Norwich Commercial SocT=Snecinliprice fa ward. S SO0 Ut U the landing party.”whilo"Capi. Albert| School, to get the hest tral out in this city. Reports to the state board of health v r H. Barkley, C. A. C, : 36-i i strictly i "nd R 1 w k o The following records reported from | U3 25,2150 0. tne 5 year ola chila | from New London and Windham coun- | suresoie”s, G d -y Siiptommanded the| 0o tho Norwich Commeroial 36-inch Colored Linens, strictly All Linen, odd : a epalr OFK e s s ety ProuEnt el Bucke s sl o1 Hes hoW widespread alarm at the | had been anxiously looking forward to School kind, because it means shades to close, usual prices 39¢ and 50c— 1 5 c: records Wednesday: Theetay A5 Gimonilonas ths big battle which should end their a wider choice of pleasant and Special price a yard made its|the thousands of children from New | tmmmer eiiiary Bar. | appearance on Wednesday. The case| York and other large Y 2512 | has been turned over to the local au- | spending the summer at 9 thorities. This makes four cases at trai; g & Ve . e ties” D' airallin e A Ty (TAIEE candimere profitable opportunities and a the Hoto beRotts, any: for. plasive war. Refeesiing better salary. said that there are more than | breezes blew over the island from the OF ALL KINDS ON T AUTOMOBILES, 12 m. Another lot of Colored Linens, 36 and 45 inches i i CARRIAGES, WAGONS, | Miehes iowest ot e eyl o oy Ao g el o smees L e Teatins o e wide, in plain and crepe weaves, odd colors, regular A : health officials of Passaic, N. y a E o et . = 2 " g s 4 4 . Companisons. 3., are following Dr. Brophy’s methods, Mo of them are being watched | back. the. cuteasts ob 1es Tets then l , PA Ys prices 69c to $1.0 Peciatprice.a yarc. . TRUCKS and CARTS Predictions for Wednesday—Gene- [ a3 they have decided it as unwise to for evidences of the disease. Dr. Black | proceeded to send a flanking column an ) rally fair. ac health certificates from New |said seven New York children with{along the west shore of the island, to be able t joy the ad = 1y : . o Wednesday’s weather—Warm and | York. They are now excluding New | certificates from the United States|while the main body advanced eas! s=101 00 B Lo enjoytioag. Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- |cloudy with easterly wind and lower | Yori children under 16 years of age.|public health service showed evidence|ward along the road which runs vantages of our unexcelled A ming, Upholstering and Wood Work, |temperature inthe afternoon. This has been brought about Dy the|of infantile paralysis a few days after | through the centre of the -island. Sud employment department, and - Blacksmithing in all its branches. - | fact that a child having a New York [they were admitted by the health au-| denly, . the invaders’ flanking co there is much pleasure to be o health certificate developed the dis- | thorities of New London county towns. | 1 ivanceriouor s the hia s : ; 5 e Moon and Tides ___|hoalh cortificato developsd the dis: | thoritics of New London county towns.| umn ‘aavanced over tho first Toling| dorived from being & highly A 25¢ SANITOL PACKAGE FREE ~ High || Moon | city. Dr. Brophy's opinion is that it is | taking united action in an effort f0|of a heavier force than they had ex- trained specialist. bcott & Clark Cor Sets | not wise to accept the New York heath | isolate all New York children. Thirty | pected to meet. They deploved ard T lar Sanitol P: % s " | certificates. realth districts established abso- | rushed the position, but as they toc ; 1 anitol Preparations for the p' Lot Windharm Bars: All CHildren: lute quarantine, 2 the first position they again found i tharopsieny alllieg in WO reRLAK = £ P f 10.39| 28Rkl ud In many instances scores of children | themsolves. exposed to-a muoh heave quality, in prestige, in good price of one 507 to 515 North Main St. Lo Lot ends ire_crowded into nzle farmhouse | fer fire than they had cxpected. Re- company, consider and atttend 5 5 L M b A P E hie e s v vl e the “School of Certainties,” All this week we make this offer: with each pack- | 2,15 | King, ndham. county health officel, | iors that to provide accommodations | flanking column which, when it found the No'rw.lch Commercial i 2 MAHONEY BROS., A eS8 55 | ore that Lo provide’ wecemmmodaliny ol which, when i found | the N age of Sanitol Tooth Paste or Tooth Powder at 25c. FALLS AVENUE | 651 || 844 | | 1 x| DSESS0ES DVe Deenreqpieiibnon el o sanoe L : ¢ | we will give you a choice of any ONE of the fol-, Al A Domng e s e T sl e e T T T el lowing Sanitol Preparations— able i Cle T nagtes rvey E dew avente, st fought to retard t co of i 3 s .y We guarenteo our servics to be the GREENEVILLE o : ; don, by the health departme ‘flanking column, he I ploasant and profitable. em- Saritell Cold Cream SanitoliFace Ponln best at che most reasonable orices. - — | s FResty esday. The house was qu hdrew to the large hill in the cen- Rloyosst 3 _ Meeting of Officers of St. Mary's| (It m0 oneldc 2 precautionary measure three | tre of the island, which direct Sanitol Face Cream Sfor the Whltesiont Cigar -will s | Parish Societici—Elm Tree Being|; ‘ e R e Doloysgpayi ol dendene Sanitol Liquid Shampoo Sanitol Talcum Powder 1d from { Removed—Personals. I a = of G aschad e elanedll Bhibe to nicet su atiduss i Norwich Commercial School X _ & maza 1 Frankita st R e e | pe o been taken to the contagion ward, | opposite the which the firs| training will pay you. Remember—this offer is for this week only Most Clgars Are Good— Tuesday evening to decide jate | Chapi s it oy of el feus Tuition: Day school, ten (Toilet Goods Department—Main Floor) THESE ARE BETTER|on © to. hold their ammual Jawn | 1 be 1 iareriite s oo tmeinon doliars a month; Night school m TOM’S 1-2-3 5c CIGAR | ; s 55 imhie tete Wil B orlivan oAl tions > are two children yery ski four dollars a month. Text - B : standarc will be mobiles and Recent Arrivals, of his troop: books loaned free. I GOOD FELLOW 10:CIGAR s fhey ook N exsulent o WASH GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES onvent aver tackin aefe LULE Try them and see. Eetine 1ol i el only one sea Old enough to be relied up- 3 L Pl e TROS v Pron, Erankith 86 | reis i e e oo or 1D and s, on—new enough to be out of Special showing of Wash Goods, including Voiles, Next to Palace Cafe ~ s e St T the rut and up-to- i - Rati ipplette atiste = e e A e e oo anraered e | down, exposea Pisiithendpesadta fintaD Crepes, Ratines, Ripplette and Batiste, regular The lance 1 Coleliegten, Whers e reported to [ skirmishers, who had been prices 15c and 19c—Special price a yard....... . i 1 | 5 anticipation of an attack ) e ot S R 3 o : i 1 ondon line | quarter from whence it c t Norw Commercial Windsor fine Skirtings, 27 inch; de (new Fall e baseba s eV «ondon | and one-half nies of ! and le: y i * e 3. e an ~her : e o thite every v. 0" | bored £ Shesianlem ey i stande fabrics), dark grounds in st and checks— lzlc WATCH A s e = e iy on ward from | the hills 1 Shecinl valuelati .. oo Lloi o liiC oG n il 2. BRACELETS, ford T rnoon, the positions 2 Repair Work Progres: Pongee and Madras election of 01 aeas Norwich Bates’ Crepe, 30 inches wide i Shirtings, 32 inches wide, in Commercial School designs and colorings, value 25¢— sis patie | merely cr sides, i fendérs t PENDANTS, good BROOCHES, }| oz zap - h = - A 5 et s he enemy, however, felt quite con- S | fident thet they h eded in < Spe: BRACELETS, RINGS il Remov NS ARE |BAND CONCERT HEARD }»" e e b Shannon Building Diess Voiles. 36 i 40 inches wide, thi of every description, | iz ) COMPTROLLER. BY LARGE ‘CROWR| NI Sefins She mouth of the Sound L. M. CRANDALL, President e Voles, (0 4G o0 Jicies Wil B 25 : oty g | - o = e o e newest designs and colc , value 25¢ to 39c— 3 newest models in every s p and is be- | Digest Contain of Cases Thor-|Well Arranged Programme Finely| "% 1o vore aimoult to see how th Special > d C: finish. i SO e oughly Index and is Bound in| Rendered Under Direction of John|training which the boys are receivin pecial price a yard. .......... ey - i Personals, B bt et S L Woven Stripe Voiles and Poplins, 36 inches wide, 5 el ] fott for| The a ition | Tn spite of the fact that the weather | fishting is carried out in the sam very popular this season, value 39¢— k i John & Geo. H. Bli S vy VT | S B enered E008, et | Slspiis: bt in’ aGanion, toc ho. ments 5 Special price a yard 1JC onn €0 1SS §| ; omp- | concer Wiy ey onl Y. out-ot-door i TAFTVILLE A 3 S e Fabridinatl ! | ledae 2| wolier providi the | ERday evenine: For | to act and think - A splendid showing of the new Sport Stripe Fabric in al ‘ 1 daysi orinting s s de ates the e rly evening rapidity, and to|Miss ha Benoit P: il nji — o o combinat 5 e = 5 Fecretar afe as the proper pe A selt Control which nething | s Bertha Benoit Painfully Injured—|§ the most desirable color combinations—at 25¢c, 33c and | . ! { €on to seal the hooks, but the commis- | ning’s pleasure but the mist held oft| can impart quite as well as military | MurRhy Playing Right Field—Per-\} oo d e rs consented to act as the nts | until after programme. The well | discipline. { sonals and Not c a yard. who w ould | arranged numbers were most excel-| It IS expected that many more boys S | lication ~ do | lently rendered by the Nl et tha fa o ey Wednesday 9fternoon Miss Berthi | Smm———— s s band under the Spend Your Vacation c . retary, as the Tt High R s e bus rough the|direction of Leader John M. Swabn |the means of taking care of therm with a- painful accident —_— = n erm&ua He is the 1 pupil out of T - contains a list | tion and enthusiasm with generous|having two swidely separated h mills. ss Benoit tends a|formerly of this place, is the g £| NEW LONDON PHYSICIAN | ciass ot 4: P iigh scho Sk | of well merited applause. The | it is not unlikely that th 5 mackine, and Wednesday a- | Victoria Plante of A DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL. » PR e — i Bound in | el meied op number | One larse camp at the western end caught her left hand in the 2= = Eight to nineteen day tours all ex- | JUDGE SHUN Y DECIDES zed th i ained decided favor with the|Oof the '*“"‘fl] "“\'I\W \] Becosalat foolal ‘l']j“"‘“*“p“"‘;" Sy TR . .| Dr. James F. Young Removed to His 3 S50 g . 700 cop! | moving the mess halls and other lizht lesh of the hand severa s have been completed for the| W i penses from $42.50 up. ¢ IN DEFENDANT'S FAVOR.| ¢ilen to 1 rissioners, 800 to. the | Shosiec e BIL | bullaings which have been built for o ips of three finge e e Was Injured in Auto Ac- . : librari 00 copies to be the camp. Thursday all the boys will . off. The injured girl was|week for the benefit of the ed X > gent from New Haven Road. The commissi ted to turn ENTER TWO TEAMS | the union le {o resume ber work for s L b am Young, who | { over the h had been | ——e E Bt Daad I jured week when h Judge Shumway hand- | reserved fi ary, as | Winning Teams In District First Ai = pginecrpSiate Sonc e driving from 60 MAIN STREET sion in_favor | P e mon LR Eigan id| L. M. CRANDALL TO TEACH Murphy Piays Good Game in Outfield.| William C. Slate died Tuesday night R s B L case of Aden | Kcills book. There- S8 Rmhe SRS e AT CONNECTICUT COLLEGE| AManager O 5 needl of (e, viant|OF lila Home: v Souin Tamis afier s - in Thamesville, and| the New York, New | n be given away| Bverything is in readiness for the| e | fielder for Tgurence toam hasixe: | ngering flnesk "He wems Adssncoc 1o been under treatment #ix ford Railroad company. | citner he commissioners or by the | 1916 field day of the Telephone Em-|Norwich Man Will Have Charge of |sulted in the placing of Denny Mur-|Years. Mr. Slate was emploved bY|at Backus tal, has been taken to rommer s !\m. a case for dumages (o an auto- | comptroiler. o 300 coples used Dy | ployees Mutual Benefit Society New Courses to be Instituted This| PhY, the lccal boy, in that garden. [the New Haven railroad CODE residence, corner of Washington flt s Mruck v o train = Franklin | the state 1ib; n will be sent to other | Connecticut and indications are that| Fall, | Aur hids - to make as good an 880 nd er strects, New London, Evergrcen Beer s e sanaa em of exchanges | it is destined to be one of the most| & r as . catcher. The S ———— | where he is now convalescent. = vo il Gl T nt the dlecitin Hnaperation >ffice. uccessful outings in the history of| TLast vear at the Connecticut Col-| baseihe faliom, MARRIED ——+ REAL GRRMAY LAGER et 2l bell did_not ¥ 24| — the organization says the August tel-|jege for Women elementary ty phy's work in e is on draught at e v liEwas soundeg Srom thelip oy (v A1 R ERVICES AT ephone. bulletin. The commitice ave |ing and StenpRraphs wers tan ol fon | PONEROY — USSELL Tuseday's Raintalf e locomoti 5 optomistic that they believe this|an addition to the course hus reat ball for alley, Aug. 5 1916 o on Tucsdayfhamounted, H. JACKEL & CO. E e e MT. CALVARY CHURCH.|year's event will out-shine any of the | mada this vear and will he o He col-| S Mond maward W, to .76 of an inc e Change at Rockville Journal Willimantie Pastor Dalivered Foreeful | PFeyious field days. At all events the|by Touls M Crandall, prineipal. of in 4 L game which | Fedefen Mass. 1647 Following nearly 20 years of service, | g S ceful | various committees have be king | Norwich Commercial school The new | e R Climicn & Gresr cAlor o 1ho Roch ormon at Wednesday Evening Ser- | on this theory and thero is every rea- | fcla work which Mr. Crandall will A | PICKed up o hits in the second game DIED tion with the publication, resigning &ood . S ., |interfere with his duties here. The | 5 He Rt s Henry Powell. > =0t 11 health, Mr (Ghoaar hac h interest is being taken in the [, T/ Winuing teams in the district|new courses in business education in- | io, e had three putouts and one|yapALME_In Willimantic, Aug. 1 il pl St O, Ml Al M Greot hed | buch Intrest 15, btng ek, In the | £, RSSO0 o (S SR | i o sl Tedbnion | il ot e, " srs e | NS EG L AT urci en announcement is made with consider- d at Mt. Calvary Baptist ck will be as follows. In the|accounting, personal actounting | YLy A0CE SRICHES playing | CUNLIFF — In Norwich, 4! offer to the public the finest standard | able rcgret. Te is succeeded by Paul|during this week. On Wedn fase oL Norwich where there was a tle| household accounts, elements of bank- | ™ “Lemuel H. Cunlif, aged 7 brands of Beer of Europe and America: | J» 1:0ckwood, who comes from the|evening Rev, Sinclair Grimstead R m’:‘s*j“e”\—l;& Jacop- | N and investments Sceretarial stud- | . Unceal servloe gbinis, led 15 Main Street Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian | aterbury Republican, where he was | Willimantic gave a forceful and inter- A ndeoaen district, Messrs. Jacob- | ies have had additions including, sec- | 45 MeEluicy aven " Beer, Bass, Pale and Burton Muer's | ved"as state and telegraph ed- | esting sermon before a good sized au- |SOR-Anderson. = ond year's work in advanced type- e | Sootsh. Als, Guinness Dublin Stont. | He has also worked on several|dience. Rey. Mr. Grimstead oc poartford district, Messrs. Collins- | writing, speed drills and office routine | to Be Out. o elock NTR 5 C. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, Bunker | 0ther of the state dailies in an editorial | the pulpit on Tuesday evenin bt e e e ana arill. The course in stenography | Harol es, who has been serl- NLR/ i Hill P. B. Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- | cépacity. His newspaper expe spoke on the subject How to Be Saved. | o ’”]—’“1‘”‘ district, Messrs. Cook- | has been added by the second vear's|ously ill home here, is so much , wife of i i=g Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, | ¢Xtends over a period of 12 yea This evening Hev. D. S. Clue ¢ Svnalis § (UGl work which includes progressive dic- | improve he is able to be out years o i Budwelser, Schlitz and Pabst. he has eerved on Baltimore, Washing- | Haven will be the speaker, and on terbury district, Messrs. Han- | tation drill for speed and accuracy in in. rvices BHRECTORS A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town ton and Newark pape: Friday evening, which will wind up Haskell. . correspondence ‘and reporting. — ] e S ehora 61 the services, the pastor, Rev. B. F. | orwich district, Messrs, Colwell-| Also new studies in social science Personals and Notes. 3 Lk Williams, will be the speaker. b Licehesin yen have been added. N —AND— As was the case last vear Dr. Sey-| T.ewls AL Crsadall the new instruc- | o J0SSPR Walsh is visitins friends in e our S r will ac ree. a o g e v, struc- | plainfield for a few days WHAT IS EITCHEDIRTE L e mipte oSl W Bt a8 Fetorder | (oL S i Grenal, the new nstruc | bRl For & tow davs H Dordell has charge of the Nor- |, ARGl fo o DT e TR American House| . . . o ancio-soon name tor AL AL CEAMERE Sraduate from the Putnam Busin ' district baseball team. College in 1902, Venerian College in | Dandruff and it's a good one. If you 220 1904, Le Kinney, master of accounts tice, In corze Weller, Jr., spent Wednesday h friends in Pl t service at her late home, ant View. Grove _strect. Thursday _afte ENBALMERS 8pacial Rates to Theatre Troupss, |have dandruff you have itch dirt and | Will be Taken to Wildwood Park in | GROTON AND STONINGTON ang ‘master of stenosraphy in~ 1005, g S¥E B Uhe A nonck ougatey Lady Assistant Traveling Men, Etc. icrobes that are part and : i e iregg teacher's diploma in 1907, Shel- | Misses Maud and Ethel Hannan are | Vate. Xindly . G = (it e v parcel of dandruff are working per- EepcisbC SRl McEing: AGREEMENT IS SIGNED. | den's’ Business University diploma. in |at Block Island for a short stay with | EDWARDS — In Mont (Palmer. Telephone 328-3 > Livery Connection, _Shetuckot Street, | sistently night and day, and sooner or | 14 191 Lo L EennCtia D ka0 ™4 P i 3 Jupiter Pluvius holds off today, i Tn 1906-07 Mr. Crandall was an | friend S0 v s, SNRY E. CHURC, FARREL & BANDEZRSON, Propa. |laer Will reath the very life of your [, If JUPiter Tluvius holds off foday, | Employes Have Received All the Con- [instructor in the Douglacs Fusiness | & TN R IR Tk R e FIONRE R O ST o hdir and destroy its vitality. e tie e hrcnte of ihe soar titnes cessions Demanded of Company. College and was in the commprcial Paradis has returned from| (ieorge B. Edwards, Thursday after- WAL SMITH ALLEN Then you'll be bald—Bald to =tay— | olam bake and outing which will bo department of the Colby institute in|a few wecks' stay with friends in| Boon, Aus. 10, at 3 o'c Busial e & for not even the wonderful rejuven- |po Lipan el D The recent strike trouble on the|1809-12. He was field secretary of the | Can in Comstock cemetery. COAL AND LUMBER S 3. held at Wildwood Park. It is expected Canada. o T ating properties of Parisian Sage can |(hat the Knights will turn out stroms | Groton and Stonington branch of the | Rhode Island Business College in 1912- s AVERY—In Norwleh, Aug. Maria, e i #row hair after the hair bulb or Toot lang will assemble at the . Masonis | Shore Line Electric Railway company, |13 and principal of the local school in r : rosldew of Buaps e fvs - i COAL is dead. Parisian Sage cures dandruff | meomn hersein 8115 ana 030 eomi® | which was settled satisfactorily to the | 1013, Sumbes of yeovle altanser Wi el wis v bl o) U F GEER Piano ‘hmer . R baie det ; Dl :15 and 8:30 o'cloc > ; concert in Norwich Wednes-| Church & Allen's funeral parlors. 1 LIS b e Atieel ey Hee S GREEOL depa In: fulli regall hesflediiby, Thibbar | Of £ Foad. A1 not Bave the noc. day evering. Main street. Thyrsday, Auz. 10 at 3| B 2 } John A. Morgan & Son e drugsists, sells it, recommends it{military band they will parade to[SSSAry papers signed at the time - of | NORWICH WOMAN FILES ik . m. Bural inYantic cemetery. 122 Prospect Street. Norwich, Canm and guarantees it; only 50 cents a|Bueehem enaare whete the oeecin |Settlement, and that detail was carried : DRAKE-_1n ®lainfigld, Auz. 8, 1916, *Phone 511 COAL large bottle and your money back if it |cars will convey them to the park. In|OUt Wednesday. The employes have SUIT FOR DIVORCE. | Andrew TFromhander, employed In| Ars Mary Drake of Jewett City. Y fails ‘to remove every trace of Dan- |Danielson it is the intention of the K. |Feceived 2ll the concessions demanded | the Ponemah mills, is taking a two|Funeral from the home of her daus Office Washington Building druff, stop Falling Hair and Itching [T. men to disembark and give a short|2nd have been enjoying them but with- | Laura Pan Conter Asks Freedom from | Weeks' vacation. S e o of the Scalp. 2 mp e 0t | out a sizned agreement. f K Carner Water and West Main Streets | sm——. — o he e . t trinctc tos Wiz Ving | John Branch came to Norwich Wed. Interperato Husband, Miss Loretta Waldron of the Peo-| ShuTip Rely cThmass at St. Joh Gay. On arrival at the park a clam |Nesday in the interest of the crews of | Taura Pan Conter of Norwich has|Ple’s store is taking her annusl vaca-| cemeters. = Shea & Burike 41 Main Street :|# Funeral Directors v the Groton and Stonington line and tion of two weeks. chowder will be served and the big 5 h o brought action against her husband, e kals ninisht o1 3 oiclonle others prominent in the strike were|Wilfred Contér, of Lowell, Mass., ask- As guests of honor invitations have | Present. E- been sent to the officers of the Narra- | Satlsfactary viner K RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. erything s now perfectly | ing divorce on the grounds of habitual| Miss Margaret Carey, who has been| At a menting of the Dircetors of intemperance and intolerable cruelty. | Visiting Thomas Hoyle, has returned | Aspinook Compary, held Aus. 9, 19 gansett Commandery of Westerly, St. x She also asks that she be allowed to |to her home in Hartford. Ehe g RO NE Tag oD W i e John's of Wilimantic and Palestirie of| Wants Baseball Reservations. | resume her maiden name. Laima Pan == this Company. hus Tobt a Director i | v A Free Bumll‘lg Kinds and lflhlgh 2 New London. The Knights Will re-| So confident that Brooklyn will cap. | The couple were married Nov. 11, odworth of Daniglson | has boen a member of the d since | unel “'ector turn to this city at 7:45 ture the pennant in the Natlonal lea- |19C5. The papers were filed with the er, Miss Jessie Liv- | i< oreanizatio its Presi- | ALWAYS IN STOGK gue, thus participating in the world's | sunerior court clerk. They are re- of North A street. dentTor many ¥ B4 A A oP series (his fall. a Jocal baseball fan has | turhadle on the frst Tuesday of Sep- = apiils etendfast cliracter, ana cheerrul | DR. SHAHAN, Specialist A . . |written to the Brooklyn management er. Miss Florence Moore has returned | Tnspiimtion to Nis sesoclates. 3ithoush on Diseases of the A. D. LATHR and Embalmer §|imsure Good Health — Drinke | chrtauions B o By 6w o har o el SRR ity ta aseccinine _guoonen | 00 Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta, Teleptione 463-13 . be played in Brooklyn. George Maiirice’ mproving. few weeks' vacation in Hartford. eagerly sought he gave of hi . A 1|, Georse Maurice, who went to the SUS0 S S i R L T T Prompt service day or night a gr Purchases Building Lot. Hotntil of sy 1n ot f0 B2l s Alics Bursese sng Mise Touiss] PrE secegutiion 5f 55 of a friend A building lot at 112 Summit street Helm are spending a short time at|so loval and tr Rev. Ge A vl r- N ailing in N i Ga ev. George Maurice where he under and Lo i ailing i Ask Your Dealer . hatis ¢ e ¥ YOU WANT 5 DUl your bus. 1 RS Y i BTl " here i s than tnroush the ade :-fi P Soiumns oc Fhe Bulletin," rdening atment has been purchased through the agency | went an operati iday, is re- | Pleasant View as the guests of friend 3 irectors have 1 Jahn, A. & Motation last Priday, la.1e 5 atiend Kis fumeral, and to|phoid, Rabies and Lockjaw. i resolugions in the, records) Hours: 10-11 a._m.; 2-43a0d-7-8:P. | Yo -4 No- outsifies 2 i of Moran by& Arthur E. An. | ported to be improving and the.opera-