Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 19, 1916, Page 7

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1016 THE:-UNIVERSAL CAR New Prices August 1, 1916 The following prices for Ford cars will be effective-on and after August 1st, 1916 CHASSIS RUNABOUT.... TOURING CAR . COUPELET ... TOWNCAR .... f. o. b. Detroit .$325.00 . 345.00 360.00 505.00 595.00 645.00 These prices are positively guaranteed against any re- duction before August 1st, 1917, but there is no gua antee against an advance in price at any time. ALL SECOND-HAND FORDS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES W. F. BOGUE, Agent No. 61 NORTH MAIN ST., Norwich, Conn. PUBLIC UTILITIES APPROVES SALE OF ROADS “Transfer of Railways Involves Two and a Half Millions. 1 Friday the.pub- sion approves the & Westerly Trac- oton & Stoning- y and_ the Street Rail- Shore Line El v, which s con- 000: Groton & Stonington, & East Lyme, companies for it will reduc compan company) COUNTY PQMONA OUTING AT ATLANTIC BEACH. Basket Luncheon and Sporting Events Provided Enjoyable Day For the Grangers. Mer « mona grange of Ne r mnty enjoyed an out- ' Lt 1 ic beach on 3 nt and gave a short the day several were ed out un- ion of ty Agent At noon m bureau, rved and the in the ev- went itomobile. You Know rule contains twelve a foot s, if it is a foot rule. You know that a Business Education, if it's the Norwich Commercial School kind, will get you a splen- did position, just as it has done for many of your friends. You are as positive about it as your friends are, and youw're just as sure about it as you are about foot rule containing twelve inches. a The business men, our students, and the public in general know that the best course of husinees training to be had, can be had only at Eastern Connecticut’s lead- ing Business Training School— Norwich Commercial School. The character of the Commer- cial School spells SUCCESS for its students. The Commercial School’s plan of thorough satnfact:rm makes an OFFICER JOHN DOMBROSKI New London. er in the eve owner of five the 1 outside t London = New attended came out of the wh the th was nowhere to Pollceman Dom} car as it came t scuare and ordere He placed him was locked up at The car was take where it will ing held for the and will be tal morning to stand me to this co d as > past nine yea home with Slattery of Ta Mr. Sheehy i: John Sheehy. Metropolitan Inst daughter, Mrs Taunton, Mas London police theft and we the car. Car in turn notified b; police. He order: lice officers to w remain v the rightful owner. John John Sheehy of merly a reside th £ as Friday, aftar an week. ~Complicati the cause of des Mr. Sheehy wa Limerick, Ireland, , locating in Gree his daughter, of Wo! Joseph Lucier, was arrested in this y o'clock Friday night by Jobn Dombroski on the el stealing an automobile 1n New ning. e he, show. heatre the found notifie ven a a ed yroski recog ugh d the drive nder ari police h n to Ring’ New en t OBITUARY. Shechy. illness n of s ntr am rs he p rvived by mf L)v: ci When Wasl Taunton, M had GETS AUTO THIEF.| Recognized Stolen Car As It Was Be- ! ing Driven Through Norwich From T s out 11.30 Peliceman of rge oceur they utomobile da 5 one son, iend and booster of , their parents, and the ng Business Men. NORWICH COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ¥The School Without Embarrass- ing Contracts.” Werite for Catalogue. London Roque Officers Clarl- Still Undefeated, At_the adjourned annual meédting of the National Roque assoclation at the club house Friday evening the old board of officers were re-elected as follows: President, S. Browning Pren- tice, Providence, R. L; first vice pre: ident, B. G. Adams, Kingston, N. Y. second vice president, W. C. Rodman, Philadelphia, Pr.; third vice president, C. C. Cox, Malden, Mass.; official edi- tor, W. L. Robinson, Mansfield, Mas: secretary, Arthur L. Peale, Norwich; treasurer, James L. Case, Norwich. The meeting was called to order at 7 o'clock by President Prentice who presided. There was a good attend- ance of members. A. D. Spellman re- ported for the finance committee. Pres- ident Prentice announced a special committee comprising Harold Ros- ew London; F. H. Foss, W Arthur L. Peale, Norwich, to make a new pl schedule, to relieve the congested co ditions. A letter wa ordered sent to ! the Chamber of Commerce of Chi (hanking them for their kind in tion to hold the next roque meeting in_Chicago. appointed Peale then read the fol- sram which he had receiv- Roque Association ings and t in your tourn: fraternal for F. the readin W. THOMPSON. of the tele- of sociation nother year. olutions were then Following am the officers were reelected for > following r the National Roque Associatfon of America can ill afford to lose a faith- ful member such as Jesse Webb, o Wsetchester, annual cll and af- to all roque pla nce at t year's of his_enfeebled M. onately known wdded proof of and his find- This minute tribute o h mem- since sympathy is proifer- whom' his departure h, nd beloved figure is miss- the tournament Asso0- ‘aptain n old fashioned gentl courteousness, on t sym- to whom sincerely nearest wer W those dearst a_incorporated wi nd rde; nd ec in on Arran ams, chairman, Miner, W. C ek 1. Stockwell, pellm: chairman, 1 hn M. 3 Prof son, J. IL.. Case. Correspondence—L. . imson, | chairman, I". P. Fenton, Robin- son, Dr C. Zartman, P. Turner Rules—i. T. Webb, J. C. Kirk Harold Clar] Charles Js thre Committees | The meeting ‘rlt&[ xfnr-‘uw I melon. were Wil Appointed. adjourned and in- | on the game for hen Two of the most | entered, t Kirk shout- someone to the ' “Gone hing trip” somewhere. here had He tie, stove- | pipe ha pole thrown over his shoulder. Another se when “Mothe ppeared Tother” was there with for -red n opened re- William: and the bag wh roque mallet. 1me then started. There were v number of exciting moments in the game which was closely followed. It resulted in a tie and the watermelon Are Re-eiected S. Browning Prentice Heads National Association For An- other Year—Brassill Defends Adams’ Mallet By Taking Two from Sullivan—Richard Peale Champion of Third Division — Watermelon Contest Results in Tie-—Eddie was then cut. The prize melon was not the only one on the grounds for members of the association were soon serving melon to the spectators, There was enough for everyone, this belng made possible through the kindness of J. C. Worth. Victrola music was pro- vided by the Porteous and Mitchell company. Arnother attraction of the evening was the contest between Gerald Bras- sill and W. T. Sullivan for possession of the Adams prize mallet. Brassill took the mallet from Stockwell and on Friday w challenged by Sullivan. Brassill took two str: ht games from Sullivan and retair pOs: on of the I . FHe is now open to any other challenger. Eddie Clark Leading. In the race for the tournament hampionship I Clark is forging record of twelve io: He has yet Second place held by eight and lost one In the second division, George Huot 1 the championship with a ams, who b s won won and none Shoann place has not yet been dec: Richard holds the cha sion, having won Dennison Cowles anding Clark, Eddie Pa. Londen illimantic ..... Philade P i s . Fenton C. Willi Adams, F Second Dmm:r Falls B. Prentice Clinton J Third Division. B T mcl Division Horpkins beat A Hopkins bea: Pratt B. Prentice, F Roque Associati The W rn Roc incorporated, in the n: associatiom, not midst of the fifth THE NEWPORT AND .TWO OF, HER -BOYS The Newport, nautical training ship of New York state, now starting on her annual cruise, is one of the two American vessels used for fitting young men for merchant marine ser- vice. In this respect America is far outclassed by foreign nations, having only the Newport and the Massachu- setts ship, the Ranger. Great Britain has eighteen such vessels, Germany five. Japan has one that far surpass- es the Newport or the Ranger, and it is asserted on good authority that Bel- sium, Brazil, Peru, Chile and Argen- tina lead the United States in nautical training. e e ‘THE BEST TEST ls the Test of Time Years ago this Norwich resident told of good results from using Doan's Kid- ney Pllls, Now Daniel J. Brown, pro- prdefor repalr shop, of 6 Bummer St, confirms the former ktatement—says there has been no return of the trouble. Can Norlwch people ask for more con- vincing testimony? Mr, Brown says: “The results that followed the use of Doan's Kidney Pills, bvrocured Sevin & Son's Drug Store, were so satisfactory in my case, in view of my experience, I can heartily recommend them as an excellent medicine for ton- ing up the kidneys and relleving ail- to their disordered condi- at ments, due tion.” The above statement was given August 28,.1908, and on May 18, 1916, Mr. Brown said: “I have had no oc- casion to use Doan’s Kidney Pills since I recommended them in 1908. My cure has been a permanent one.” 50c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. A Hacking Cough Weakens the Sys- tem. Don’t suffer with a hacking cough 1t has weakened your system—get . bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery, n use over 40 years, and benefiting 11 who use it, the soothing pine bal- tar heal the irritated air oothes the raw spots, mucous and prevents king_the body with coughing. Dr. King's New Discovery induces natural sleep and aids nature to cure you. ment on the on freetings to the Na- ociation, with con- best wishes for na- ss for the great game grounds Chicago, | tional Roque gratulations an tion-wide s of roque. (Signed) President, T association had ating that they the two tournaments conflicted and that the western n would see that in future tournaments would be held rent dates. are a number of games yet to played, mostly in the first division, 'dthe courts will be the scene of many a hard foueht Lattle today. | WEST POINTERS TO Members of The Senior Class Spend Week on Fis?aers Island. ne hundred and rmn-r.ne cadets, of the of the es 1 ademy at Park Roque club, | CAMP AT FORT.| will | on Sunday encampment at They will not be was the cas will s made > of the e earrison at . two being a one at Hon- ving plenty of vacant week's ght. cadets coast will recetve instruction artillery practice, including Nine ofticers will ¢ making a to They will r following Saturday the FUNERAL. Arthur Clift Prentice. for Arthur Friday the funeral par- nd Allen on_ Main Charles H. Ricketts le Congreeation- Clift flowers and J. viing, Robi - Burial was in_the antic cemetery. Rev. read a committal service Mrs. William H. Maynard. The funerai of Edna DeWolf Rogers, wife of William H. Maynard, was held r home in Sa y after- 0 o’clock, with relatives and tending. Rev. Frank Pakmer ted and the bearers were Wil- »arling, John R: Walter bone, Burial was here Rev. ervice. N.S. GILEER! 137 and 141 Main St. it We Are Offering At Favorable Prices REFRIGERATORS on | afternoon | PORCH CHAIRS RATTAN FURNITTIRE New Patterns PARLOR SETS (Adams & Jacobean Designs) CREX and RATTANIA RUGS and MATTINGS For Cottage and Porch Use CARPETS, RUGS, ETC. at Low Price orteous & TF ] chell fho. Great Values For Saturday side from the special values that are available here every shopping day, extra inducements are offered for to- day. Read carefully. You cannot afford to miss one single item. Men’s $15.00 and $18.00 Suits at $11.95 They also Men's and Youths’ Suits in navy serge, grays and fancy mixtures. are in all tho new models, two and three-button effects, soft roll, pinch backs, reduced to $11.95, our regular $15.00 and $18.00 Suits. Women’s White Embroidered Dresses at $3.38 $3.98 $1.98 | $3.50 We are showing a very complete line of Women’s Fall Skirts, includ- ing some very attractive models—price range $5.50 to $12.50. Women’s White Dresses of embroidered and lace trimmed voile, sizes 16 to 44, former price $7.50, reduced now to Women's Awning Striped Skirts, including a number of ex- tremely smart models, these are our r regular $3.98 to §5.50 valuss, reduced to Children’s Spring Coats, sizes 6 to 14 years, of handsome silkc poplin and serge, Coats that sold at $598 to $898, reduced now to 39¢ and 50¢ Corset Covers at 27¢ This is a remarkable offering. It comprises a manufacturer’s surplus stock of Muslin Corset Covers. prettily trimmed with laces and Hamburg —scarcely any two alike. If bought in the usual way they would sell at 39¢ and 50c. Today you may choose at 27¢ A complete line of sizes, 36 to 44 Women’s Neckwear—Embroideries ‘Women’s Neckwear including an Vestees and regular price at half price New lot of I ssortment of Collars, ets—all at %c each, Oc. ge Collars and Sets of pleated eds: eer materials with ruffled and c and 50c each. 10¢c All Women’s Dress Hats Reduced to $1.98 This is an offering of wxde\prsuj interest to Special lot of of handsome Special price Hamburg Edgings, 3 to 18 inches wide in a variety designs, regular value 193, 25c and 30c a yard— a yard women. It includes our entire stock of Women’s and Children’s Dress Hats—posi- tively none reserved. There are more than 100 Hats to select from—no two alike. Former prices were up to $12.50—choose FVOR LR St £ 5 o a0 SR Do RS G B A s $1.98 Summer Gleves In All Styles We make a very complete showing of Women’s Summer Gloves in all styles—long and short. silk and chamoisettes. These few suggestions: Wome Two-clasp C s 16-Button Length sette C in black, Gloves, natural and 59¢ lue at see 0BG Button with 69¢c e with I al price 98¢ Wom- white, s in the value at, 75¢ A Manufacturer’s Summer Underwear g.ooie 1o Women’s Vests, Pants and Union Suits 15¢ A manufacturor’s sample line of Underwear, including Pants and Union Suits, value up to 25c—ail at 15c each. Women’s Fine Vests and Union Suits 29¢ In this lot are somec very fine Vests for women and Union Suits, value up to 50c—all at 29¢ each. Women’s Vests, Last Day of August Blanket Sale Today will be the lest day of the August Blanket Sale. Teke advantage of the special blanket values today. There are Cotton Blankets at 69¢c and 98c. value up to $1.25 a pair. There are Woolnap Blankets at $1.69. $1.95 and $2.45, regular prices up to $3.00. There are Wool Blankets at $3.65, $4.95, $5.95 and $7.95, regular prices up to $10.00. Clearance Sale in Housefurnishing Department Today will be the last day of the special clearance sale in our Housefurnishing Department. Hundreds of articles are selling at 3c, 9c and 19c¢, values a great deal higher. Be sure and visit our Housefurnishing Department today. s 75 ANE NG Fexio S el ATy, e i o3 ariaes b Grest pen s, m&! lb:g:h 1 ! | s_ i n E