Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 26, 1916, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1916 Watch Hill May Have $300,000 Hotel Reported Colonel A. E. Dick With Others Will Buy Up Burn- ed Section and Erect Modern Hotel—Westerly Citizens Start Fund for Benefit of Injured Mystic Firemen. ‘The Watch Hill house, destroyed by fire last Thursday night, with two other hotels and two cottages, was the largest hotel at Watch Hill, and was filled to capacity last season, as were all the other hotels at that popular summer resort. There is absolute need for even increased hotel accommoda- tions if Watch Hill is to be continued as a puldic resort, as there has been annual and healthy growth in the number of visitors, the great majority of them being people who nave made ‘Watch Hill the place of their summer residence for several years. Colonel A. E. Dick, who hus leased | and managed the Watch Hill house for several seasons, has broadly hinted that he is authorized to purchase rot only the grounds formerly occupied by the Watch Hill house, but also that of the Hastings and Bush cottages and the Colonial hotel and, perhaps, the Columbia house, although the latter is not essential in connection with the proposed plan. It is said that the colonel and the owners of the proper- ties are not wide apart in the size of the purchase price. Colonel Dick does not assume that he is acting for himself, as he has not the capital to swing such a big propo- sition. There was roport that the colonel was being hacked by a syndi- cate, but there was another report to the effect that the colonel was repre- senting Morton F. Plant in the pre- liminaries for the proposed purchase. Considerable credence is in the report that Mr. Plant is interested in having a really first class hotel at Watch Hill, as a business proposition, and he is no novice in that line of busi- ness, as he already owns some of the best hotels in the United States. According to report, provided the burned district can be purchased, a new hotel, modern in every detail, will be erected at a cost of $200,000, the work to be commenced as soon after the real estate is transferred «s Is pos- sible, with the vie wto having the hotel in read for occupancy by 1 next. true, future of Wa summer resort would he tion. as; To a complaint for being intoxicated a young man was arraigned in the Third district court Wednesday and entered a plea of He said he had never been A be for intoxication, o ny othe rfen: nd never would be again. Judge Williams asked the accnsed He said he did he told the truth, nd the judge decided to be lenient. entence was suspended and release obtained upon payment of costs, Ano T man, an old offender, who has served inkard, and wl GRAY HAIR BECOMES DARK AND BEAUTIFUL Look years younger! Try Grandma’s recipe of Sage and Sulphur and nobody will know. Almost everyome knows that Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brir back the natural color i lustre to the when faded, streakec ago the only way mixture w to make it home, which is mussy and troubl some. Nowadays we ask at any | drug store for “Wh e and Sul- phur Compound.” You will get a lar bottle of this old time recipe improvec by the addition of other ingred for about 50 cents. Ever this preparation now, be an possibly tell that your hair, as it does it s and even You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the g hair disappears, and after another ap- plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully, dark, thick and gk you look younger. Wyeth's Sage a ulphur Compound is a delightf t requisite. It is not intended for cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. where he served out a sentence of 20 days for intoxication, was arraigned on an old complaint in which judgment had been suspended. He pleaded for leniency and stated that he believed the turning point had been reached. He asked for anotner chance to reform and that he be not sent to jail at this time. Judge Willlams decided to give him that chance, although he plainly stated that he doubted the sincerity of the accused. Judgment was sus- pended and the costs were paid. A fund has heen started in Westerly in aid of the two Mystic firemen who were severely burned at the Wateh Hill fire and ave still under treatment in the Joseph Lawrence hospital, New London. This fund is for the purpose of meeting all hospital expenses and to prevent the young men from being at financial loss by reason of their in- juries. This fund is not growing rap- idly, and it is hardly believed will serve the purpose iiftended. Here's the comment of a taxpayer in the Watch Hill fire district: “I don't consider it just the thing for the people of the village of West- erly-to do, even voluntarily, somethir that the Wateh Hill fire, district oug! to do, as a matter of duty, right and justice. The Mystic fire apparatus, being a powerful and effective pump ing machine, did great vice and surely prevented the destruction of the buildings in Bay street. While the ce was being rendered, and when gasoline was being supplied to the ank, tMe gasoline took fire from spark, the two men were severe burned, and the modern piece of fire apparatus damaged. The Mystic fire- men were called to t by repre- sentatives of the Watch Hill fife ‘dis tr and ought not to be at any los: T think the r thing to do wou be for the distriet to send the 500 to e and to pay for incidentals. Then th cottaze owners should eubscribe a sub ntial purse for the injured men, substantial one. in order that they 11d not be iny financial loss by son of their injuries. I don't own any cottage, but I do pay tax in fire district. I'm not a rich man, got $25 that I would gladly par to swell the amount of such t fire Hoxie company a check for make good the damage to the mach he Local L. has been nics. awarded for Contract adadition to the Ocean house at Hill. Ralph N. | Watln field, M. Briggs on a has gone tc visit to Mrs | Geo: ¥y Wo I tt, of the Pennock- company, Philadelphia, w guest of Louis J. Reuter, Wednes Dorothy Parber, instructor in stenc raphy in the Westerly High school spend the week-end in New to or a religious ., are being well McDona off ice « mor at the visited the h ke a view of t ada it is made View hor which sleeping room d living rooms, ar Joseph B. of Wes Miss Jenn . \ley, of were married Wednesday by Rev. Frederick A. McDonald at th Congre: age. Mrs. Abbie Kingsley Witter died or in Westerly, after a lo ged 85 years. Her hus- vho died several years ago, was mer pastor of the Pawcatuck th Day Baptist church. The public schools of Westerly will Does the dread of the dental chair need have no fears. crowned or extracted CONSIDER THESE BTRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE STERILIZED INSTRUM, LOWEST PRICES CONSIST If these appeal to you, call for charge for consultation. DR. F. G. JACKSON (Successors to the 203 MAIN ST. Lady Asistant Don’t You Want Good Teeth? 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Sargol aims through regenerative, re- constructive powers to coax the stom- ach and intestines to literally soak up the fattening elements of your food and pass them into the blood, where they are carried to the starved, broken- down cells and tissues of your body, You can readily picture resul this amazing transform should produce as with increa cheeks fill out, hollow shoulders and bust di 10 to 20 pounds of is added to the bod iutely nless, ine : Norwich, C Store, Willimantic, and other le: druggists of t vicinity have it will refund your money if vou are not per the guarantee found week on Thursday to opportunity to astend . in Providence. s, the ach- port schools will at- se for the t not ald and C prohibition, to the Tais Island corps, 11 inspect ment of Rhode Mr. and Mr: whose cottage Hill 'Thur at the home eft on Wedn home in Troy, sufferir fam C. burned and have Champlin for been winter Travel Clu ing Sessi prese INGS r Stolen in Hold Smok- - Moore. vered which ner st he As scon was Qui cated. terday nd Republi reput club home the Smoker. smoki car. The their icans om in a er bloc evenir ohn Gunshannon y & number of the state tuber- commission was the principal aker of the evening. FUNERAL Frank G. Moore G. at the Johnson ay of chroni Thursday : n the Stafford y. Miss Brown of affordville Method The funeral of Frank who ied a iile the st church officiat- FEARS ARE FELT FOR SAFETY OF A MYSTIC STEAMER. No Word from th Leander Wilcox in Four Weeks. ystic, Conn., ( Fears were d in shippin es here 1. y r the safety of the steamer Le- ander Wilcox, which left Mystic for Boston bay four weeks The Wil- go. \Reepinglourself Well BUILDING UP STRENGTH After a severe illness, or some- times without that misfortune, many people do not gain strength as they should. Oiten this is be- cause the food taken is not rel- ished and does not go to the mak- ing of rich blood. £ Vature should then be aided. 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Scranton, Pa., Oct. 25.—A new note for a national candidate in the present election campaign was sounded to- pight by Ira Landrith, the prohibition vice presidential aspirant, when he declared that Wilson and Hughes were both “excellent gentlemen,” and that he did not care who won the presiden- tial race. Landrith attacked their parties, however, declaring that they were responsible for the silent attitude o‘f their candidates on the liquor ques- tion. “Both of these candidates are ex- cellent gentlemen, and the country won’t be in grave danger with either of them in the White House,” he said at Wilkesbarre. “Both are preachers’ sons, they act alike and think alike, and so I know they are all right. I dc:n‘t care whether Wilson or Hughes wins, “But their parties are not all right. They are silent on their liquor question and they make thelr candidates silent. If you can vote the straight republican or democratic ticket all of the time and remain decent, then you're & moral acrobat, and you should perform for the entertainment of the children. “I used to be a democrat, but T found I couldn’t be a straight democrat and a straight man, so I left that party.” A wave of applause swept over the crowd, but Landrith quickly silenced it with another remark that broke new cheering from other persons, obvicusly democrats. “Oh, you republicans cheer,” he sald. we're indecent.” —_— A thin paste of wood ashes and lemon juice will renew tarnished brass. need not “You're as rotten as VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL IN RHODE ISLAND Made Addresses in Providence, Providence and Pawtucket. E.\L. . Oct v Lol ‘lurshall put in & y eveni E aking in Paw- j tucket, East Providence and in two places in this city. Speaking of the Adamson law, Mr. Marshall said: “In regard to the eight hour law, I am in-favor of it but I am sorry it had to be enacted. A free republic ought to be able to bring about re- forms with calm deliberation ,but this self-evident truth, eight hours, had not permeated the minds of employers. East Providence, resident . They could see that they could get more in eight hours from satisfied men than they could in ten from sullen and discontented men. “I am sorry that all men cannot see it but T am glad seven or eight of the leading manufacturers of the country have come to favor it and go on the eight hour basis the first of November. COPELAND MURDER TRIAL AT GALVESTON, TEXAS Fourth Degree Oath of K. of C. Fig- ures in the Defense. Galveston, Texas, Oct. 26— The state rested this afternoon in the case of John Copeland, bank cashier of Marshall, Texas, on trial in connec- tion with the killing of Willlam Black, an anti-Catholic lecturer, year and nine months ago at Marshall. Only five witnesses had been ex- amined, Sadie Black, the adopted daughter of the lecturer, it was an- nounced tonight, will arrive tomorrow night. The state’s’ attorney said she would be a witness for them in rebut- tal. The defense began its case with an attempt to introduce as evidence what was declared to be an authentic copy of the fourth degree oath of the Knights of Columbus, to refute the authority of the circular introduced circulated by Clarence F. Hall, Black's business agent. Sam J. Willlams of Galveston was sworn in as a witness but after he had stated that he was a fourth degree member of the organ- ization and familiar with the oath tak- en, the state objected, gainniz a temp- orary victory. The defense then announced two witnesses who had attended the lec- ture given by William Black in Mar- shall on the night preceding the shooting. Henry Holcomb a shop work- man of Marshall, said Black declared the convents more or less prisons and ought to have government inspection. The lecturer, he added, also made sensational statements about the rela- tions of nuns and priests and declared he would rather see his wife or mother dead than in a convent. “Did he make a wholesale denunci- ation of the nuns?’ asked Attorney P. O. Beard on the cross examination. “Yes, nearly all” replied the wit- ness. He added that the lecture was widely talked about in the shop next day. Walter Scott, now of Fort Worth, but at the ime of he killing of Marshall, gave estimony similar to Holcomb. He said that Black declared during the address that he had been shot several times and expected that he would dfe “in the cause.” REPORTS OF THE FALL OF CHIHUAHUA CITY Are Current in San Antonio, But Are Not Confirmed. San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 25.—Persist- ent reports of the fall of Chihuahua City to the Villa forces, which have been current here, have not been con- firmed in_advices to southern depart- ment headquarters of the United States army. Major General Frederick Fun- ston, questioned regarding the rcports, said tonight that so far as he knew they were not truc. New Haven.—Professor and Mrs. Herman H. Chapman have left for St. Paul, Minn., to be gone six months. Professcr Chapman is on sabbatical leave froh the school of forestry of in evidence yesterday as having been |'the university. WHOLESALE THEFT OF AUTOS IN CHICAGO. Within 8ix Years 8023 Cars Have Been Stolen—5,669 Recovered. Chicago, Oct. 25.—The growth of automobiling stealing in this city from virtual insignificance in 1911 to excess of $1,250,000 thus far in 1916 was shown in a report by the police de partment today. The thefts since January of this year were 2,571 cars and the total for the six years were 023 cars, of which 6,669 were recov- ered. Insurance <companies have paid $500,000 in theft losses this vear, and the premiums ,in insurance against automobile theft alone have been more than $5,000,000. CHECK THAT ECZEMA BEFORE ITGETS SERIOUS That little patch of eruption may be nothing more than a slight annoyance now. But, if neglected, such thingx have an uncomfortable way of spréad- ing and becoming really serious—turn- : ing into itching, burning skin troubles that make life almost unbearable. So don’t take chances. Nip it in the bud with a few simple treatments with Resinol. Usually the first’ bath- ing with Resinol Soap and dressing . with Resinol Ointment stop all itching, and soon the irritation is entirely cleuu}' away. Doctors have prescribed Resinol for over 20 years, so that it is not an experiment, but a remedy of proven value. 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