Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 23, 1917, Page 8

v ) Hnersn ; - ', TicloflonSwn. - We tried to get your doflars on ;’;‘-%‘s‘:.,.w‘"";.",m n zfi. > patri- | g, gnd el Srustaj: | Jol s st cent. Forunyfihm'lmdmflnbuldvmemhlmvyw otic prayer of Chaplain Benedict were oy > corporating . : % s | ! e fi!w“ my Nine cents isn’t a great sum — it won’t mfi e it o oW fon’s. birthday and B patriotism p:avulod n:; x‘:’” a Row of committee reperts which were sposed of with despatch. m’l‘m Rew London. X Judges of Killingly. Resolutions were received from the judiclary - committee favorable to the auppqxn:ina’nt of dv?uum\l-‘;nén:r > dod s ig s E - _ TWoodward,- judge, and James N. Tuck- e - ¥ g - - - ; or. deplity S Of e O | "-‘{:.‘l‘,‘::i("‘.’né“;‘.‘;.f“n‘.'u it your - age insteadof : 4 ; Whittemere's Two-In-One Shoe Killingly. - The rules -were suspended A ooe lis rontal This Stvmsd biis: , 5 S s p o % Polish, :.l.u:,‘ I:"u" ..h’.:., X 2 _ embroideri - the appointments = made. . Like® as taken on a number of other | flos os’ Gaxtton Hese Sflmrhr-, with rubber Hartford, the .rear of Coin Purses, good enee, tes Pearl Top Hatpine .. vee B0t ps in the western part of the paiger 73 . % s Police Again. " . - 5 5 5 . errd»—n g % % 3, Hair Nets, 5 Sixty Dollars for Norton. | The bill which required state police- -d,my and- sty 4 ® A V5 ; htit'm. 6 sizes, in black or ts, 5 in nei-':—- i e ‘or was -adopted to pay 360 |men fo wear umiforms and establishi gently and uuuy that > X ¥ . 5 " i 1 white . f £ : to orton of Colebrook for | identity, before enforcing law, was|io,iching. 35 { o ed with Celluloid Hair Ping .. S s paskage p taken from the tab.e and discussed by - e - * Mixing % A . rett ' cotton for Harrettes, i shell or anih - e ic he state a ry - ———— Spoens 2 Mmfi““ e e e 5t " Wis | Messrs. Hammersiy, Henderson - and Fewe, et 3 " . 4 : 2 p 2 & Taylor. The conmmittee had made uni- | bear a label showing the carbolic acid . Toi : favorable report. Air. Iammersly's | coeficient or. relative germicidal value - oilet Goods Department Reoer's from:Qryorner: j motion to recommit was lost and the | of such preparation’as. ‘compared with 2 r s to ihe house thel report of the committec accepied and | pure carbolic acid.. The relative. ger- Pi X Mecca Soap ........ 3 cakes for 9c bill" rejected micidai value of & Qisinfectant shall be > . d = o o Teilet AR Rejected Highway Bills. © '| determined by . Dress Shields, goed ones, 9c a pair ports Soap, i ghway E ] odors, three oakes in box .. 9 a box Remmer’s Toilet Soap, 3 odors he bill requiring the highway com- Black er wmn Sewing Sill, 100 yards en a .spooi- sioner to repair town highways and s —_— Picture Frames o..ostevosee %o Playing Cords wm..caeimmves : 9o | Writing Toblets . wieenen <os: B0 1 pubiic nd the latter to’ the Sk bridges when damaged by diversion of | 5iotement contained: on . o . ; Bias ‘Seam Tape, in 12 yard 90 & oake | Writing Tablets e 8 for Bu | wisbee, P Roavs o Finance. 4 2 trunk Jine hishways Wwas | e,jse Any person, firm or corperation 4 2 ee o+ e . ..2 pieces for 9o 5 | Remmer's Traneparent Giycer- tiance reporied | d unfuvorably by the commit- i : %% rivers and bridges. The | Which shallmisprand ens distnfoetint " ‘Linen Finish Thread, in- black F [Mhree bills were te- | Joij or offer the same for sale shall be il g SRR ;:": for 9% | ine Seap, in cakes or bars, two elting— . | odors ....... ciiviesse. 90 m cake v T el g 3 “ 5 4 of the | fined not more than 3190 or imprisoned g = % - 3 v i » : Colgate’s Oatm ©.ubs of Wash Goods Depsrtinént | Apron Gingham, of the best g quality coe-90. 8¢ yardl not more than 60 days. or both. e Banks .as. Guardians. Fameens it : W ik, in" cablkata; .. swectal Po Vioria and o ety 1he bi} to create u bourd P . j ot iy, Estalssibheta. Sh| Thndsmeitich banks made favor- —_— Mook and Eyes of beat quality, n Pematia Soup ;.- 4« akp L] Aimtiibant s Shiiionns L 00| 1) i e report on an actr that wauid au- 7 o dislia < black or white, in all sizes .. . ight and dark greund efleste- d ee-Fourth Vote Required,. | LhOTize any State bank or trust com- Lace and Embroidery is G Talcum. Pewder, in a large can, %o.a yard 5 » = .. puny to act as trusice, recelv: X 2 LI ¥ 2 three oders ..... . % a can 3 & BatarinnL 'b'-’”“"‘“" ian. conservator, g i D”-m' - J Pakring_‘Catton, 45 : : ! stovk was by acti trator and in all cases when an appli- = black, white or colored cotten Napthaline Moth Balls .... 9c a box | White Goods and Demastic Good Linen La suitable for | on speois % 4 spools for 9¢c e window draperies,. - Bian sl Nhriad - Covadtt S. 8. White Dental Pasts ...... % Departments i nfant, or conserva- e ’2"# | Laces, & yirds Tong - 9c | Peroxide, 4-%‘-;“ size 9 | One Iot of Fancy Whits Gasds, .- rd— which wers intended. for, sele of 3L tor 2 < oration L 1 upon any cstafe, § : 2 g : i it ki : o R el Lingerie Tape, in pink, blue or Sylpho Napthel, 1-ounce .. o ; 15 a yard ....-... <.ins 0 8 YA ,,._‘5 ,_3. 72 9o | Qosan Peari Buttons ... Household Ammonia, 1 guart % o e 11c Bleach Domet Flanwel, Sc & yerd to 3'2 inches wi 5 ing of tac )4cd for that IOUOI‘K came (rnm 3 specific pu H “Céat and Pant Hangers . S ¢ i Oof ; : ; s ! o lot of Huok Tewsle, which | Derby Lodge of Elks. - = v " d JI-Noor ‘and See-It_Sp FostERousnn 0990 quality . are worth exactly 1256, apiece— ssteners ............ Wool Powder Puffs .... -* incorporating Sen {the publjc acts of 1315 is amended to read as follows: ny. person who shall violate any provision of this act for! 3 which no penalty is provided shali be i Dersoual estale to the | Rneq not more ihan $10. Sections 10 amount of $75,000. and 11 of chap! 7 of the public acts Tax Exemption. renumbered respectiveiy L An act was passed amending an act ctions 11 and 12”7 Tabled for calen- 3 ) = y concerning ezemption of property from ! dar and pri P " 5 specified all ex- Censtitutional Amendments. otary and chiet erk are to receive a salury of $3,000 exch. Public Service Board. The committee on the judiciary made unfavorable report on ine bill creating | tasation wherein a public service board te supersede|emptions and the added exemption of ¥ i c G- the public utilities commission. The | cash not exceeding $500. S e report was tabled for calendar. Calendar Matters. { Mlessrs. Barker of Branford, Fox of Trunk Line Bill Killed. Bi ew iLondon, Hoskins of Simsbury, ilis were passed amending charter | ¢ T 68 T ehanon, Buleau qf Sprague. ing that the governor, | of the Hdrtferd Electric Light com: The act provi Buell of Marlborough, Maloney of Ox- lisutenant governor, comptroller and | P wny: establishing ths borough couri > g 2 = 2 X creasurer and the highway commis- |of Torrington: incorporating the Y. M. {9;4‘;1‘:‘!?31? °§r~\=¥‘_l‘oflffi’f¢- mflfla:; billboards was réferred to the comn:il:— BOY SCOUTS HAVE - St. Mary’s parish, then he desires that | SPENT STOLEN MONEY gioner”be & Bosra of “oontml with |G, 3. of Naugauek: extending fimk | Ciovpun or Piasatite, el 1 EReeutive | (oo i e caeeicens o | JORGAMIZED- ANGTHER TROOP | Ll bishop or his successers, eive prer. o nNoRwicH: Gint Daughter of Locsl Merchant Fssnon- For Arthur Norrs Orinve. power to establish a new trunk line |Of Travelers Fire Insurance company 5 3 when in thelr opinion it shall be to the | to organize and amend charter of |>cosion Thursday afternoon "and ar-| caijroads. Ciiffard” Ont Chosen ‘Leader at tha | €Ity of Bridgeport. publié 'advantage, or to change or|Ctompany: extending time for orsaniza- | “PSed for the assignment of hearings| Tie committes on public Hexithf and pocar ®| " The sum of 3500 is given the Catl xtandon layout of any existing trunk | tion of Rossie Insurance company of | Match 1 concerning terms cgflg;dleczgf safecy reported favoravly on the bill “Mesting_Held at Methodist Church. glic ¥oreign Mission soclety of » . o ey A : +.con- € Jof not-more t X <goll, Ossining, New York, B RoDot B el I e elmpurSnCe scompany | March 7,- concerning . queMACStion 0 | 6o dava. or Hoth. for violmting ths Jas | 2! acry” Howard, met at Teinity | Beg oiias Yanmmen Boces s nt. of embezzlement cases jactad. to change name of the Atlantic Fire|clectors. March 8, concerning election Tm\M\od:-t church' and orgarized” as|en io Jonm W. Dial. organist res’ of - arrdsts: hayve -been Nudayd Removal of Brush. and Marine company of Hartford and | of. TShresentatives: ';’::“:r"‘m‘;;"{‘:}ff’: except section -11. .| A e fl',':,“g:: °,':,°,;:f:edm§1)‘ fl:,‘:’pgl\ Scneh: ’“°°° 48 -2 laté, according to.Thomas A i iv extend time for organization; extend /N, 3 Thames € = low: of a deceased br v > 2 g The committee on roads. rivers and Hhie: for otasnining e T i oas € sale and manufacture of intoxicat- the Scout -oath and America Yeil $590 to. St. Mar convent: $5 chief of the Boston bureau of Ade: bridges reported unfavorably the bil ganizing the Life and Cas- | {12 Jio0 0 The committee on roads, riversand | The minules of the last meeting | his executor in trust to be expended | lixpress special agents,. who. -effect ualty company of Hartford: authoriz- rabi; the bill | wére road am S ng t eroob e ¥ ‘ Woman Suffrage. bridges reported favorably en the 1 id approved. -Twenty-oue | for the worthy poor of St. Mary's par- = 3 2 ng transter o 2 he James Root PrISon | e set amending an act concerning | 2Uthorizing. the highway commission- | respoaded, fo..the roll call’ Rev. F.|ish: 3500 to Abichuel Hourigan. who | (¢ @7est of Arthur Narr, well know fund: amendin, A L - 2 o er to reconstruct, with a siitgble ‘draw | W. Colemian zare an interesting talk | was sexton at St. Mary’s church: $500 | in this city, money order clerk at the Cut ‘This Out—It Is Worth Mone; the qualifi 2 9 2 cations’ of woi v Dpn't miss this. Cut out this slip, mf‘i&’fi‘,‘,fi;‘;%&fi"‘:fl;u,‘lfn.L‘”I:,. knovkun as the ‘Woman nu!fi.;:: n?.?"& and approaches, at a cost not to ex- |upon Scont Werk. Theé election of the [to Rev. Thomas P. Mulcahy cur- s brinch of the Niw sucigas with Sc sul il {f Yo Boicy 5| Det: SxSlopting from taxation the Ae- [ OWD S O TPore 1 asictara ¢ 00, roa dexeral . pairols “Tesulted as follows: |ate. London Ads Express: office, . who ix Co., ‘2835 Sheffield Ave. .Chicago, I, ad | committee next Tuesday. It may sub- Troop .leader, Clifford Oat: assistant The rest, resid and remainder now aw ng trial in the supexjor seriting your name and address Cioarly | Sequently be referred io the eomimit.|10n and Groton. Tabled for calendar. |troap -leader, - Howard Ives patral | siven to Bishop Nilan and his, ori o on a chargé’of ‘ember You will receive in return a trial pack- TESTING DISINFECTANTS. ' tce on woman suffrage, or, perhaps, the Deficienoy Bill Passed. e o Pl - Merwii{eors Ui truat foTe. beid for age containing Foley’s Honey and Tar K A % | committee om _constitutional amend-| The deficiency blil a3 amended on | LCMDSWell asistant patrol-leader of |pose of maintaininz the o). Bhsy [ deciSauntuSt: thgre "'.;':g"““’ for bronchiai and Ja grippe | Germicidal Value to Be Determined by | meni; Ellsworth Allen, patrol | church at Norfo, o Kidney Pills. for lame ! Approved Method. o back, weak ndn-:- rheumatism, blad- | d ; d % . Conn., or for the|is iemic of embezzlement and PR TR CR RPN, e Saorn s sy st e 4 Rathbun, assistant. pa-|Durpose of creating a building fund | robbecs | spreadi Over. the. ; eatirer { morning at 11.30 Resolution to Investigate. 0l leader. of the Blazing Owl patrol.|to be used for the erection of a New |country. = Never in his. experience)of Senator Broois offered the following | Charles. Haddad, Jeader, Lloyd Jones|church at Norfolk at such time as|muny vears as an investigator, have der troubles, and Foleg Cathartic Tab-| There was taken from thi i g7 T lets, a wholesome °.lml Lhur?)lllh!y"l‘hundt}' and pe:su? an :.c‘z:z!:r'l‘::}:! JUSTICE OF PEACE FEE resolution: “That the president of the |assistant leader of Bob White patrol {may be determined by the bishop or |there been as many cases of embés sansing cathartic. 'for constipstion, | provides that the receptacie containing | ! S. senate is directed to appolnt a com- |Rsymond Boyce, Scout scribe; George | his successors. This bequest is a fam- | slement in the hands of the police s ailiousness, . headache and siuggish fa disinfectant manufactured. sold or ' Hiap | mittee consisting of three senators ll!cn‘ treasurer: ,Arthur Botham, remembrance because Norfolk Was | private agencies as at- the presemt Increases Made to Conform to' High|from the Seventeenth senatorial dis- |assistant treasurer. the home of Father Murphy's fam s bowels. Lee & Osgood C. offered for sale within the state shall X e Cest of Living. trict on Feb. 21, 1917, relating to the| At the. close of the meeting drill| Rev. Thomas P. \fu!uh) is named as| - s Express Co. is not-the use of state water mark paper and re- | work closed . an enjovable and profit- | executor of the § corporation hit by the wave of An act was passed on Thursday,|port the results of such mvuw able evening. e me, he declares, but men_holdiak after explanation by Mr. Fenton, | to the senate.. Said committés is NEW ORDERS ISSUED ponsible positions in mafy large - Wwhich will be_ in effect when . signed | thorized to compel the nnendum of |[FIRE ALARM TO FOR NATIONAL GUARD |corporations have become invefved 'in - I!y the “governor, . which provides that|any witness before .it by subpoena and : the embezziement of ‘ funds ef & vusy mpel tie productien of a CALL OUT GUARD i ing amounts. ; | {wny- public_paper 5 : All Cases of Absentees Without Leave | IS amounts. = = . " > - : . ¢ ;nd Shall. wa Loriden—Hus ‘Adopted ‘Call For| Are to Be Reported to Adjutant Gen- | 10 rufe. e admitted that it 47 - it .. Quick Moebilization. eral. propriating the money ofthe_express —_— company to his own use, -he wug “pro * Quoting an order of the secretary |viding pleasure for & sirl, dmughter of of war in regard to dropping desert- (2 Norwich merchant. theugh the ers from the rolls of the National | theft occurred a brief “’“ "°‘"' prier to his arrest not a.cent of the $300 ap- Guard, general orders from the office lated, remained-in his -possession of the adjutant general notify officers Arrangements have been made for the _employment of . the fire alarm system in New London in calling the members of -the Na.fion-.l Guard com- l_{wfl_:tni:iformfhepublicthnlhve taken over the market formerly occupied by Somers Bros. arid desire to say that | intend to carry the same quality of goods this market has had the reputation of carrying, with a full line panies to_the New London armory-in . of everything in and out of season. With the same man in o ) : “harided Senator ,,‘g;:“ 6 Amieh opder focmont [Nt T An e e aa mple of the water mark |' “mhe atarm to be struck will in all|jutant gereral es soon as there is Save 'flm Recipe for :charge of the market, we can guarantee you perfect M,m instances begin Fith the sounding of [reason to belleve the man doer not meats c o K strokes.- In case compan- [intend to return, and should be re- satisfaction with your at the lowest prices possible B ; ol T ies are to P ihe | posted mot mtor than . three months Coconut Cocoa Pl‘(e saged crim = agter the first of absence. T bt vil < 55 cailed The order of the secretary of war : provides that, when an enlisted man the National Guard not in fed- resol 3 leave, m&%fi(zfll{n tchbellevq muruulotmm-ncyua Semator OvSulliv e welesmed | 26ve . heard - he does not inf Teturn, he may ! e ped call be dropped from the roils as a de- P ah = : mm’"y sorter. bt ogly | with . the express authority of the governor. 1 wi 1 -mwud‘! Ly ot‘ ports of ':y "'7 Add for: ing rel of physical | [ catahy examination of recrults to the ad- s f,‘,‘,’n"'"""-“’m A arops ot . catisisd man | uptl coel, Pour in’ putiered Noj nominated for a commission in tne| || Platter; and eut in saunres be. | United States army or Natiohal Guard cannot accept such an appointment P. S Prm contentsof. can unil-he has begn discharged as an in nirennin enlise®y man. i PHILATHEA CLASS. February *Meeting at Home of Mrs. m Peckham. Mrs. Ernest Ihaflns. Mrs. D. Lewis Brmln%"n th home of ‘Mrs, Peck- ham, of Nineteen lll.I'l _were present. Mra. Mrs. Frank Davis vnda-d at the bu iness meeting. /| The regular business was disposed of. 'rne class voted to resume work for the Red Cross meet- ing at the homes of the members Other questions of interest were dis- ‘. R 3 George H ) £ o AT tho clows o Waia Bhing = ord. 2 = of gatriotic music, Miss Eliz- accompanist, was clided songe solos by solos with chorus