Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 26, 1916, Page 6

*TERRIBLE ICHNG PINPLES ON FACE JLarge, Red and Hard, Burned So Large Spots Appeared. At Night Could Not Sleep. S HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT e A few pimples made their appearance on my face, and thinking that they would lsoon disappear I did nothing to remedy them, but after a couple of weeks I then found that they were rapidly increasing. They were large, red and hard and they itched and burned so that soon large red spots appeared caused by my rubbing. At nightifX would rub my face it would 1tch terribly so that I could not sleep. “I chanced upon a Cuticura Soap and Olntment advertisement and sent for a free sample, and then bought more and my face was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Edith C. Schuman, 17 Bedford St., Hart- ford, Conn.; Sept. 20, 1915. Sample'Each Free by Mail With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress post-card *“Cuticura, Bopt. T, Bose %op.” _ Eold throughout the world. STONINGTON Charles P. Wili Death. Charles:P. Wil Stonington, died Thursday California. He is sur rs. Jennile Fuller, Ta 1,7 two daught bert. Magon. of New York and Mosely, of California, and one son. Dr. | known as the Tuc C. M. Williams of New York, Mrs. Thomas B. McKeel, formerly of SAay in a Brooklyn hospital. - Burial will be at|.on B, 7. Wi Stonington, dled Thurs: Stonington: Wil Yorlk, the borough. Judge and Mrs. Blias B. Hincwkley | per at the Lawrence hospital. are on a visit in Dobbs Ferry, N. ¥ MYSTIC Pictures Viewed by Many Visitors Fri- day—Encouraging Reports from B F. Williams—Cards at Country Club.|of town v Frid largest in the ¥ from all SWINMer resol tion. In_the the attendance M ristophe: B. F, Williams Improving. Encouraging reports come from Dea. Fronounced U Kleeko -«‘13% ¥ g'TS gingery flavor . aCCmes ircm real Lots of snap because highly car- bonated. Clicquot is the B fl “Quality Ginger Ale of § . America. -Sold by the Best @ ¢ Grocers and Druggists. Order by the Case THE CLICQUOT'CLUB COMPANY MILLIS, JMASS. = | doc ms Dies at Passade- | Anderson, Jedediah Collins. na — Mrs. Thomas P. McKeel's ms, son of the late| Ephraim Willlams, and_a native of m- Cassidy, - employed in New | Griswoldville s on a, vacation at his home in the | £r The Rube carnival at the Atlantic cach casino, Pleasant View, Friday i , was very largely attended, and the costumes were ludicrous and mirth ! provoking. The announcement stated t the getting-in price was | cents, and the invitation. cite vitéd to hitch up end kum. Every- body requested to ware a rural, I (overails, calicos, tippets). NG store clothes wanted. City:folks and doods | take pertickaler notis. B sure to kum for there's going to.be sum time.” | Zeka Cowan’s Fiddlers furnished the music for the following dance pro- amme: One step, Welecum, Rubes; ollow the Music, Whose the . Slick- U Waitz, Will-she stand with- hitchin?; Now U Trot, Have U my heffer?; one step, Git Goin Paul Jones, Let Out Yer Now U Trot Agin, Don't walts, Slikest Haymakers unty; one-step, Out of Toun Seeds; Do It Agin, What You : Good Nite Step, Hitch up, we're “oin hum. =i The committee of arrangements: Coss Farmer, Hiram Bowes; Boss \lilker, Hezekiar Ahern; _fourmen, Hapk McWeeney, Shine 0O’Connor; boss heymaker, Obediah Moore; Kow tor, Dok JcLaughlin; town con- stable, Sam Moran; typical rubes, Pop Ring, Shorty Cilligan Oat Coughlin, Zeke King, Hank Titzgerald, Buster fifty ‘TR There was no_criminal business for the regular session of the Third dis- trict court, Friday, and there was the of only one civil case, that of Wiliiam Rhodes against Richard Newton.* This is an action over a disputed bill. Rhodes, a contracting mason, sues to recover $30 for work alleged to have been done for Newton in his house on the Post road, and 'riplace. Prior to bringing the suft Rhodes presented a iams, who has been seri- ously ill at the home of relatives in Mrs. Robert Watrous was in N London to visit Mrs. William H. T George Heydecker, Randall Browne, Edward H. Newbury and Frank W. Batty left Friday morning in Mr. New- s automobile for Savin Rock. Social Evening at Country Club. It open house at the Mpystic Country club on Triday evening. Out itors who are in the village were given a cordial reception. Re- hmerts w ed, the committee in charge be! arles Cottrell, Miss Elizabeth g Mrs. Mrs. L. P. Allyn an Mallory. At the Beach. ldene Clark, Pauline Miner, the Holland. Christine Abel, Ruth ¢ spending a week at Pleasant th Mrs. George D. Stanton as L. E. Kinn automobile trip to Go: Rev. W. H. D MacKenzie stay at Willimant and Mrs. Ber e camp ground. Mr. ene will spend has returned a visit n Boston. Prof. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox are spending the week end with Mr. and drs. Harry M Mrs. Rd dence, Island hospital for : John Mallory of New York is v in_town, Mrs. William B. La daughter Dorothy arc y) for De will attend union of to_be held Monda: 2. Mr. and Mr . Greene spent Friday in Center Groton. John Galvin is in Middletown for a it. of Norwood, R. I, are ant, Mrs. 2h Wk elson Meade of Rock- of Al .Iand Mrs. Job aves Hospi e Williams, w vipvard in Laswrence ho dischar Mrs. Bergen I. Greene has returned from a trip to New Haven. garct Holgrove has return- a visit to her of Potter Hill . Thoma " Westerly Folk at Rube Carnival Charles_Per ington Trust company. T: the child is of the firm of C bell & Co. brather of Harvey, and Waghington Trust comj an®® 6 vears, were repor the disense Iri 1y resides in the house next to brother Ha T perintende tined the prem ant View, form the t! Street Ch morning, Re - home of Admiral Herbe the Pawcatuck Congr will avenue. Deady among London Fri ternoon, the New lLondon Ind ents will play the White F Libr | Fun and Frolic and Weird Costumes at Atlantic Beach Casino | —Judgment For Plaintiff in Case of Rhodes vs. Newton —Colonial Club’s Outing—Real Estate Sales—Two New Cases of Infantile Paralysis. bill for $22.60. Newton claims that Rhodes agreed to do the work at the rate of $8 a day and that the work would be completed within four days and that therefore he owed Rhodes $12 which he was willing to pay. Judse Williams, rendered verdict for plain- tiff to recover $22.50. There have been more transfers of real estate at Watch Hill the present season than usual, and in every in- stance the purchase has been made for development, improvement and oc- cupancy, and not for speculation. This tends to the healthy growth of this popular and fashionable summer re- sort, all of which gives impetus to the ‘business of Westerly. The-latest transfers made through the Frank W. Coy Real Estate Agency, are: Twelve acres of land of B. Frank Clark, cated on the S View highv <0 William . Andrews of Buffalo ani William K. Lanman, of Columbus, Ohlo. = A petition for commutation of pay- ments under the Workmen’s Compen- sation Act, brought by Thomuas L. Donahue of Westerly, against R. A Sherman's Sons company, was deni by Justice Barrows in_ the superior court Friday morning. The commuta- tion, it is claimed, would have smounted to about $3000. Justice Bar- rows decided that the interests of all concerned would be best served by al- lowing the weekly payments to con- tinue. Albert B. Crafts and George R. McKenna, represented the petitloner and Harry B. Agard appeared for the respondent. _ It was believed that infantile paraly- sis, which first appeared at W within the town 1 ago, with one cas »nval nt, followed just a ago with two cases in the village of Westerly one case that proved f atal in Pa , ha tuck, just its force, but there was a reviv: day night, w from the dise: Joseph Christina, nine months son of Mr. and M aria Ct 2 Downer s died in the as the during the sick ath of the first child to ase in Westerly or Paw strict quarantine has been ms and it is ‘beliecved there will spread of the disease from that Thursday evening I vear old daughter of Harvey Perry, ir taken ill. A pbysic day morning and nosed as infantile died Friday o’'clock. is granddau v, president of t Two children of Thomas Perry, or of the ted ¢ night. Thoms Stanton, L The cane-cz i Laconles. union service . Arthur , will ba the preacher, Mrs. Rhoda w Hampshir Greenville, ing at . Dunn, is R! g hards , will preach S Rev. George H. Strouse of ill supply the pulpit of wrch Sunday morr Martin H. Spellman, md € Leo Hig: y Elks who At White T ame of baseball with is maintained on to have infan- in Westerly and Paw order of the health officer rian Joseph L. Peac: has re- rned from several weeks' visit at fleld, with Mrs. Peacock and where they attended the relig- ok ious conferences. The Samuel K. Steadman cottage and lot at Pleasant View was sold at | ent. - stock room a foreclosurs sale Triday. The pur- Mnthfiv_" Sullivan, and the Rev. O.: D, Bisher, .pastor. of the North ~ Stonington - Congrega: 5 church, will supplysthespulpit of the' Pawcatuck - Seventh y - Baptist church, Saturdey morning. The Assoclation of Overseer of the Poor will have annual outing et Rocky Foint, next Tuesday. The Westerly members are Ethan Wilcox, John B. Brown ang. Ellery Barber. Joseph L. Peacock, librarian of the ‘Westerly Public library, spoke Thurs- day at the summer library schocl, at the Connecticut Agricultural coliege on The Possibilitles of Library Work in "Swell' Communities, The annual outing and. big feed of the Colonial club, was held Fridaey in Barnes’ grove at Brightman’s pond. There were fleld sports galore and “They Prosper Most Who Serve Best” HIS is the old motto on which we are building our business. Our experience is proving it as true there was not a member present but who was physically fit to indulge in some¢ of them. Intoxicating drink is barred from the Colonial club. The new board of officers of the Westerly Fat Men's association Iis composed of: BE. Frank White, of North Stonington, president; Albert H. Langworthy, of Westerly, vice presi- dent; B. Court Bentley of Westerly, secretary and treasurer; Henry Lam- phear of Mystic, James W. Murphy and Charles F. Berry of Westerly, a committee of arrangements. Simon E. Kinney has purchased from Willlam A, Wilcox, the two tene- ment house in T.ester street, formerly owned by Mrs. Martha P. Babcock of Dobbs Ferry, N, Y., Walter E. Knight has purchased the building lot in Lib- erty street from Amelia A. Hall of Natick, Mass. The farm of 68 acres owned by Charles H. Brown has been sold to Carl Neilson, of East Green- wich, Con NOAN! Mason's Island Cottagers See Sharks —Visiting Firemen Bring Gifts to Fair—W. M. S. Helds Picnic. Several times in the past few days harks have been seen the water ut near Mason's Island. been several and while only six or eight feet long air the comfort of the bath- er Binghamton has eady to leave and passed on of Lloyds In: ance Co. remen Bring Gifts. ' Pioneer Hose Co. of Groton and n Ste: attended the fire- g: vening. The of Westerly rought a $10 gol and the Cyclones of the same place ht the entertaining con ny a ak A big boat load of hers Island were pres- men's fair I pun peopl Portable Cottage. A portable cottage has arriveq here . for Mr. Kelly of Gro- Point. It will be set up improvement in the con- W. Rathbun. His mother, 1 Rathbun, has been ill e of days. ildred Smith of Providence st of Mr. and Mrs. John Undergoes Operation. Mrs. William Foley of Dorchester, vho bas been operated on for appen- sto improving. She erly Miss Cora Rogers of mith is entertaining his Nova Scotia. Irickson of Boston is - been recelved from Mrs. allette, who is visiting I entertaining George Berry of Provi- , injured at the rned from Lawrence recovered from and resumed his Fire on were present. The was served and a program of musical and literary selections was d. s on the James J. ty and the Lefsck Groton Long Point have completed. Several of the other have their property s this season . ‘e been put up at , making it im- the. without h one of the proper en- at work in the > Palmer shipyard. ew York has t Groton Long Poin Clinton Pote apman of North Ston- cent visitor at Miss > on's. A. G. Portmore of New York is vis- i nds on the East Sid torms s ds. ng with SPECIAL . programme. ; OQur Insurance DEMANDS § New London County Agricultural Seciety No Pass Out Checks issued this year. Prices on covered Grand Stand (Day Fair) 50c; Bleachers 25¢; Night Fair 10c on both stands. Tickets on Both Stands LIMITED TO SEATING CAPACITY. Stands will be cleared at the conclusion of the afternoon Animals entered as thorougbred must give name and g herd-book number at the time of entry. fl. Autos will please PARK ACROSS THE TRACK. . TEAMS ON THE EAST SIDE. SAFETY FIRST. Life:-Members MUST show-their Membership Tickets at the gate. Life Members can obtain their Compli- -mentary Tickets on and after August 24th at the office : of the Secretary, 45 Main Street, upon presentation of W. W. BECKWITH, Secretary. NOTICE! IT. THE FUTURE OF THE HOME FURNISHINGS you purchase here writes Economy on every article you buy at this store that maintains that Quality Is Economy. Let us show you how well this principle works out in our ESTATE M. Complete Home Furnishers iffonier Specials This Week from $6.20 to $20.00 HOURIGAR 62-66 MAIN STREET b as when {1irst stated. Our first consideragon, there- ‘ time and service have degree of satisfaction at the is why we take pride in o Tires, Tubes and Accessories Made by the leading specialists of the industry in America’s largest exclusive tire and rim factory— ind of service which will us all “‘prosper most.”® Because Most us buying from cep you deliver Miles per Dollar will the Firestone factory buying them from us. e of ourservice is in keeping Every feat v restone ideals. with. thes At your fore, is to supply you with the character of goods which oved to deliver the highest ossible cost. That ering you . ' 1 is visiting in Providence. . and Mrs. Frank Wt being bullt by McIntyre is 's mother, of Like an Editor’s Bank Account. the plunge into irew Rosemark, ¢ 1] oy Tosem Providence Journsl. arris of Stonington ro: driving the mail wago who is now on his w And Then Some. with only a vice ill be quite sufficient of the Bull Moose party edding | THowev went to Kitemaug on bicyc ant Good Teeth? he dentai chair cause you to neglect them? Does the dread of ¢ need have no fears, By our method you can have testh filled, crowned or extracted ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN. CONSIDER THESE OTHER FE STRICTLY SANITARY OF STERILIZED ATURES LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH .B ST WORK If those appeal to you, call for examination charge for consultaticn. DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTISTS King Deantal Co.) NORWICH, CONN. DR. D. J. COYLE 203 MAIN ST. 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Lady Asistant No More Back-Breaking Scuttles To Be Carried Up Those Cellar Stairs If you buy coal in large quanti room to store it; if in small quantities, it is expensive. When you want to use it you must carmry 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. you require no rcom for storage; no back-breaking scut- tles to be carried from the cellar to the kitchen. fire in the gas range burns steadily and without atten- tion; it is always ready, without dirt or trouble, in large or small quantities. THE CITY OF NORWICH GAS & ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT If you use gas SERV.US MINCE MEAT Package condens made up today m the factories in which it is packed is beyond reproach as the competition today in these llnes ne tates the ng of the most minute detail of the business. The apples used are of the best grade of New York State, where in our opinion is grown the best flavored apple known. The =3 used are of the best quality riety. No expense is sidered in procurring the ver: grade of spi know, is always s grades merely representing t! ent flavors or differe n Te- quired for different pur very article of fruit or any other articla d in the manufactu f mince meat is thoroughly cleaned and hand-picked by people trained to know what 2nd should not be used > differ- in this manner the article comes to the house- wife cleaner by far t he could possibly take the same articles in her own kitchen, s of how clean it may be, and make up the filler for her mince pie. The old idea of dirt being prevalent in quantity is today, disputed by the greatest authorities on food products! The meat us in mince meat is of the cholcest and to- day the same corr I which you and 1 would use 4 e is what is being used in Mince Meat. There are very few pies made which can be used as handily by the house- wife as mince meat for all it requires is a little water and being heated for. ten minutes and it is ready for the crust and then the table and she may without £ of loss carry three or four packages of mince meat in her pantry, having it ready at any time for the chance occurrence of unexpects any and it will be a good from dirt. It is our ief that a mi made frem condensed mir about as cheap a desse: prepared and yet as good. For many years mince considered a winter dish. for the last ten our factory to Increase its capacity d summer months until today every day of the y force of helpers. We ship every part of the country year. This of course mcans a great increase in the use of these goods over when mince meat was eaten only in the winter months which me; creased sale over the form Alice Building, 321 Main Street consump+ion,