Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 13, 1917, Page 11

spected resident will banish all doubt: s : “ton. | our of Fare all ‘the year round Wm. H. Brown, Fox Hill, near Ston. S iabviiion Sk Gob, e ington . Road, Norwich, says: “My |mourished. Food Served Appetizingly. lu'ruorouq Prop. w Dolkulu are found on Open 5 A. M. to 12 P. M. AT AN Ninays Noye sivei e U _ CENTRAL BUILDING . siderable trouble for elght or fen|41 BROADWAY, Norwich, Conn. years. My work was heavy and this used to agsravate the trouble. 1 o- ticed 1t mostly after my @ay's work, 'ybm my back felt weak and tired. DPRA o o s e 1ol ADJUSTMENTS ’ A ey e o = i, not modicias, surgery oF oteopaty ; sore: T heard people praising Doan's o wide postis "apptoval e W § Kidney Pills and decided to give them | o7 wote """"’ 8,'..:" prf;'/'.'ne i The winds alons mm Atantic prom O Taiahis Tavea S a trial. I can say they are the best|sworks of .umom sabie inves- el 'lt‘bm-dty'm iay tigat tn subjects. A igators eivpec mo, % medicine I have ever used and my | these men l- D Alfred Waiton, M. 'Llr. Philadelphia, 1ate professor of medi: back now feels better than it hgs In|Cine at Harvard university, who seyy v g after having thoroughly Investigate years.” . s cmmprmu with a view to procuring e o thn 1) Péjce 6oc, at all dealers. Don't'sim- | V3, SITEed 20, ot thelr lufl.rlnn establishment of a similar educational |ply ~ask for a kidney remedy—get|Dever having béen nd e at present Dlhtr mllllon institution in this city. They were|nogdnss Ridney Pilis—the same that| cotict which can buly t; R B 5 58 i i i th. 2 W%mmm New mslw Fair Tues- ‘ednesday rail fhy T col- oving the pressure of of their wam. Mr. Brown had. Foster-Milburn Co., :;‘n;'-",o el :ro:\:iil-l: "‘u'hx’l','h' z Chiropractors are doing constan made in Per- are Rev. Joseph H. Selden, Robert Mc- 41 0Ps, Buffalo, X. Y. Tnvestigate and leatn for yourselt Neel. Fra i 5T the truth of these statements. I will Er e mkc 5, St glad to have you call and will as- FAMILIES LARGE. HOLY. i Heal Skin Eruptions. R Lot & Sy Jatermatios 8 o H: - made by d E- " ol i Painful eczema is mbre active in|conference. ‘from mei.. the Promoted by Great Organization, i:flv;'x w'hen i:h:‘ blord 'l- ovier—fieated - Turkey, ata, Apostleshi - ic | the burning itching torture is unbear. . Iast named nev- Spostieshin of Prayer®in Catholic| (i, ‘relieve it ‘st once and heal the JD. Z[“ERHAN, D.C this i = = eruptions with Dr. Hobson's Eczema . Ointment. Thi: 1 Dr. of Chirepractic, Graduate P. 5. C. The March intention of ‘the great|DITIRN: GT08 SIUOSPUS remedy ts | “rnayer Bidg. Rooms 220-221. Tues- Apostlesbip of Prayer, which has , Th iday, Saturday, 2 to § p. o ' : ARE GETTING RECRUITS bronches in the Tocal Catholic churche, | wormn “Scally st i e e s e S B Tredictions for Monday: : s & IN NAVAL RESERVE |is the growth of the church through Y > Monday's weather: Fuir. mortneast » DY BFTICIENT P o largc_and holy families. The leafiet | |0 “rodne ar sonc araiment: Get wind. = Will be Recruited Larsisly Chelsea Boat Club Will Recsive Visit|distributed to members read gueranteed. : s o o Sl rge ave al Sum, Moon wmd Tides. ! Auneny Former o regarded in the Oid Law and in the ¢ en e“scope ) un, L 2 Kew, as the special blessing of God I Risea, | Sota.” || Wathrll Wthed | The home suard ard_authorized -ull.hl ‘D;l'h&-: in_charge of he recrhiting oo D e it mace | ANNUAL MEETING OF BE N NEE SR - . g e g g P bl the church prays that the bride be CORD IRON CORPORATION 2 50 04 10.08 | name > . which men are responding to the can| “fruitful in offspring” and that “they at mame 05 P it will not be a constabulary for enrollments. Lieut. H. C. Hine, |May both see their children’s children Lovi W. Crouch of Mystic, President, ordmn.r's"l RoSeptanics oT Uit el in who T Neme?indt:m,usau be: was e fl?::‘ f::ru:h esen;’r:tt:::& and Joseph D. Harris, Secretary and communities not very familiar wi agreeably surprised by the class of | 3 paga 3 use. In its essence it will b:h. :fi;' n;snmapplyl::‘ for enrollmeint as mgll ;«zflwmglth: ts«';_::::il os »‘zn:d d llxel- Treasurer. —GROUCHY GROWLING GLOOM-— tary body and it will enjoy the -|of them have some training that ness has tui agains 's law 5 looma uip. in. the offing, - knetioall tary body and it will enjoy the mili- | would render them valuable for such|With the result that in_ many_coun-| AL the annual meeting Pt Cont e P ok i,__'w_ ; “‘: o Ay i g e {ries the Dbirthrate hes fallen Mo low ||, "% oir omce in the Alice bullding on || o i & quick & Bt The states of the American union Gecrge S. Goldie and Silam M. Mar- | #5 {o threaten the extinction of the| y,haav “the following officer: dg“ stant need. are empowered by the Hasus conven- | sters of the executive committee are|nation. Such is the case notably in 42 by et Aol 2 tions, ta whictt the United States is a | engaged lining up recruits. Monday | France. ~ The same conditions have|”*R00 T8¢ CEFtl: (o Ly o Set your rudder for The Biggest — g natory, maintain constabulary | Mr. Marsters went to Noank and Mys- | prevailed for years among the de- ) r : e s Rev. Charles’ W. Brennan to Deliver | forces e hith gy Tighiitatly Do eiti. | 61 Witly' Chptaln’ Qoldie came . up] SoendaRts of ‘the. Purfints i1 New 2 o M o b B S SN I owh s SeT NS Wi Lenten Address “ St. Mary's—Rev, | Ploved in time of war. A body of|around Montville and Norwich doing | England and the evils which are re- A R e L B :|zine of your eport, hobby, business, He Konnedy to-Snmak-at M :3 men operating under state authority | the same sort of work. The Chelsea [sponrible for the decreasing birthrate | Morsan, Josepn D. Haveis Norwich; | profession, trade or recreation. W. H. Kennedy to- -t as such a force, in case of an in-|Boat club of Norwich and other or-|are spreading to all paris of the coun- (7 \v. Burke, Westerly; ' 7, rasion, would be entitied to treat. | ganizations will be visited by Mr. Gol- | try und are openly advocated in de- | & . : In our Cigar Degartment (same 2 EReht s moldiers, and as prisoliers of | Gle to determine how many boats and | fance. of ail tew. | C'}"{.‘,’h're“f,':,fi‘;";,r:‘,n‘fe'.',"‘;‘",fl;"“,?ef,"i floor, Broadway side) we have a smoke The Lenten serviges continue o be | war, if captured, while if they oper- | men can be provided. In Noank and| Our Holyr Father emphasizes the | very suoosseiul romr ot booin a & 4 i held at St. Mary’s church every morn- | ated ¢ as citizens and were no part [ Mystic Captain Marsters received | church’s position by recommending all | 3 divedend of Eood sise wes deriaey | for every smoker who demands a high ilitary system of either state | hearty cooperation. the Associates of the Apostleship to 'C 07 Bood sTme was declared-| quality at a moderate pri | or nation, they would be liable to| Men connected with the vachts at{pray for larme families, to pray in Dlenats Frorm S |'execution as gueriilas, or “franctireur” | Shaw’s cove have all signified their | oti.er- words that marr: people may " 4 COME IN PHONE IN as they are termed in Europe. willingness to assist and in many cases | leaq holy lives in exact obedience to| . Rollin H. Barrett, a student at the oot At SUL B et church, | At the same time the national de- | have enrolled. Those who have not|tha lnw of God and may require the | Connecticut Agricuitural college, has O Norwich Town. fense act forbids the organization of |enrolled sre waitinz orders from the | picecing of fruitfulness. returned from Meadeville, Pa., wheré SHE fl]eM azine Man ; Sete o militia bodies Ly the “states without | owners of the boats to learn just what | it ie not merely for large lamilies| D attended the nationai convention To Speak at Norwich Town. the sanction of the war department|is contemplated by them before en-|inat we are asked to pray, but for | Of the Commons club. Mr. Barrett was Rev. Fr. William H. Kennedy of St,|and outside of the national guard reg- | rolling in this district. hors tamies, Siner that o ce homey | the delegate from the Comnecticut As- | Corner. of Broadway and Bath Stres Mary's will preach at ife Sacred Fieari| ulation. It was necessary, then, that| The committee in charge of the re- [ TS nag"ors, 8IS0 1a%0 o D0 JOMIT| ricultural college and he' was electe chureh, Norwich Town, thie evening. | @ny_such organization as was con- | cruiting will meet during the.first part | Wit ol “$n0" L% ore strive 1o fmitate | Dational treasurer. Phone 766 o - templated for strictly state and local|of the week and at that time it is|ine. virtues of St. Joseph, the mof ers Three New Smallpox Cases. N Y ¥ M -'hmxld l;: l:nhthe‘::;re flnfb4 :omt t}ut::lvery‘flhing will be inl rcsd; the virtues of the ot o 2 o 3 e i o= e b ary, whiel = med by | ness to s a vigorous campaign. o4 ree new cases of smalipox have - DEAD S A"fiw s c"“f" b *‘l“u avenue 15 [hoth international and federal law.|list of names of those who are espec- | ‘i h;;':e“shof“'l‘,“‘f‘"g“.”".,e":’:s"".,'.‘,‘f: developed In the town of Old Lyme. 190 Fl’ankhn st. Remaved Free of Charge spending a few dave visiting iy Pitis-| Hence the description of this body of | ially valuable men is being made ur | gad, follness of the Child Jesus. The | ne cases make a total of four cases Calt 1620 Nt Lghdon: - Apk for Chas, | T010- Mnas. 9 home guard as a constabulary force. |and each man will be interviewed by | pconig OF PUF 10 ROUE RESRIC IAE BLAR | cecent! The new cases are John|l8 THE PLACE TO GET A NICE Lot Regme Do : < Representative W. A. Holt, who is|a member of the committee. R I Huntley, Robert Rowland and Lamant | ROAST BEEF AS WELL AS A NICE ! o R. E. Powers of 609 Boswell avenue |, member of the military committee, e A T he Do TSt NeiPERy Tl wens| wly all 'of "the ‘town. e WEST SIDE HIDE CO. is confined to his home with fitmess due | aid that the committee ONginally pre of the present day may be infected by PIECE OF CORNED BEEF OR ANY P. O. Box 379, ' New London |t othe grip and tonsilitis. ared a comprehensive bill preserib- HOME GUARD DRILL biild example and.” the pagan princi- |- — THING IN THE MEAT LINE. ! b i i~ ing the organization of the Home TO START THURSDAY | Ples of so many around them. | VAL.LUPPERT g TAFTVILLE % Guard_in detail; but that on maturer —_— - e e e . reflection it was deemed better t0|New London's Battalion is Getting chik Beckwith of Watertord ws When the Feet Burn 27 24 merely authorize and create the con- i RETestet By DRpEGy S Sbhe “sage Parents’ Day at Wequonnoo Grammar | iabuiary in a broad sweeping law and Right Down to Business. Monday morning on a complaint allez- Dr. Afired Richard School—Attended Class Reunion in!leave all details of -personnel, arma- _|ing assault and breach of the peace | > = = e L A . Cdicipiine, pay amd | At a mass meeting, held at the coun- | with a club on Harold Hefflon. also ot| When you feel that you cannot take r. rel ichardas M = e | Fnirol th an emergency board of threc | Cil chamber of the city hall in New |waterford on March 5. Last week @nother step because of the awful DENTIST MAPLE SYRUE. Wednosny of thie week wil beimenlo e Sopoinicd b the governor. | SSCied cemporary magor of the New | ST ML MM cane | peAR v e et et | 212 8 eI . m So the detailed statute was cast over- = - raw! ve . A your feet, get a e of 9- , m—1.; . m LA TOURAINE COFFEE | Somriine pimrine oraolioe school | L0ura in_ the interest of sreater speed | London Home Guard battalion and|wil be tried before Justice of the £00d old reliable Minard's Wed. and Sat. Evenings 7-8 Al Se ble Good Thi " there will be no special exercises but | and eficiency and the incoming emer- | {7 "1 25 2 ‘:‘Vga‘;‘e l;efgr Taylor at Quaker Hill liniment. In a few min- Rzosgm 205 Thaye}: Bmldxlnx A oo ngs just the regular school day.' Al par- | £ency 00ard will have prastically un- | Representative William A, Holt ex- | Wednesday. utes you will know why g d e S ents of the pupils are invited to at- - Sisol i in | Plained the subjects and plans dis- ®verybod: s While the whole business is now in i i - rybody recommends Min= Poople’s Market o = e e |0 bnd ol e Somaeitar 227 1| S oere”tne minisry Somiis oo, Rra3 Timaent fo poor, ach- vocational parica ot h thelr weekly | ihe legisiature. Mr. Holt said it was [ 12, RS course of hip remarks Mo HOU | SyLLIVAN—In _ Washington D. C. § ing, sore feet. It reduces 6 Franklin Street cighth grade, the boys going to|the idea of the committee, and Wili|competent authorities that Connecticut | ariy of Nortr Stonmgion < '° | the inflammation that causes the itch- . 20sTIN HOLOEN, ™ |3 s lie Sor manuel vraliring ang the e ad ot Yhe emersency board, to | Produces. about three-fourths of the | Fyneral from the home of hig brotuer_! ing, burning and swelling. It helps the | gy DraND TUNER 'roprister ammunition made in s country. -] Cor , ring Sefence, Droadway school for domestic | make it Clearly understood. that the | BTNV 20 DRGY e " that Conmectle | street. Wednesday omoraing At 5 biood t0 circulate and scothes and § T 27 UNION STREET Home Guard is not to be an asylum o'clock. Burial in St. Joseph's ceme- CO00ls—and does mot stain, burn or for children or a refuge for slackers. | St Would need tremendous protection Dlister. It gives relief quickly because DRS. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE FUNERAL. T will, in all likelihgod, be recruited | &7d anything New London misht do ALD—In this oity. March 12 of its healing, antiseptic properties § Phone 1414-2 ° Norwich, Conn. ? it em very largely from ng former sol- ot by The et ML Bl s John _Arthur McDousald of ang frees you from foot mise . 287 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. Mrs. Augusta Learned. diers. of the regular armys th: .;; - D i o e atats. Bl Dana Summer street, aged 42 years. 11 e TVe - 'he fu; M searn- Guard and veterans of e vest o - E Office Hour! edTw‘mo:e:r.lA%fuo;!ufi:&%m d‘;ad Spaniah aad Phllippias ware; men of | Lvseied with, STIREIY t0 appolnt 2 |gumeral from bl late fome, 38 Sum P P -|d. M. & J. P. SWAHN 10 & m. to 3 p. m. by appointment |in Bennington, Vt. took place at her | military experience, who will mot meed | 2020 CORSIELRE 00 TOFES TOCh WO | areh 4. 2 2 oclock Burial in the| PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Sundays excepted home in Lisbon at 2 o'clock Sunday | to be drilled in-the rudiments of soi- | fre to take full Large of the volnteer St R R = . afternoon. There was a number of | diering and who are familiar With|, .., decided, therefore how decisive peetery. friends and relatives in attendance. | arms. There are many such who are | SO0, (00" saken. but it is assured OND_In Norwich, March 12. alors 1647 Rev. W. .J Reynolds of the Newent|Dbeyond the natural military age and| st before o great while working | 1317 WiMam Raymond, aged 67 CALL UP 734 AR economic useful- e —————————— Co gational church officiated. rv‘r:sg 135 ;-:r;oan: e :::; will be laid out and carried into | xoties of funeral hereafter. e e o TS, Franklin 8;:;»;;’“. ::17_:;-"- Street » Burial was in the Ames cemetery in - ADAMS TAVERN |Lisoon. ™ "tne’ pearers wore Herber, | disabilities, would not be expected to | “™S" yr gnay asked ‘what was tne S o T Sonofiend. & amrch | ments but Always EFFICIENT Charles_and Herman _Learned and | take the fleld. at least. in the early | .1 s of Groton in the matter. He| of Montville. aged 73 years. and ECONOMICAL— Siie i861 C‘}l““;"!!’e N er e W A . it i 14 ] R told that Groton was just as much | JOHNSON—In Pawtucket, R. L. March DR.R.J.COLLINS ot to ths public the finee: standsrd ShERlna [oel a8 "Wt S Vi o | £ S e st om e com | &+ gonien s asnnere: dorn® (| MODEL RANGES ~ , branas of Heert Euraps and Americs: Attended Class Reunion. e e ey atonsi%Y; | mittee and asked to take the matter | and Ziltha 4. Cole, fa her 720 year. DEN I IS I‘ Beer. ‘Hads, Bile’ ana Burton Muss| AMiss 1da Lillibridge returned Sunday | the emergency board. It is regarded | Up With cltizens of the borough. Mr.|BRIFYIN—n Norwicth, Merch I3 1917 § we furnish Repairs for all makes Scotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin Stout, | 2fter spending Saturday in Hartford.|as probable, however, that the bulk 4 Funeral services will be held at his of Ranges 148 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. C. & C. Imported Ginger M.'m In Hartford she attended the class re of the Home Guard will be organized late home, No. 46 Geer avenue, Tues- Phone 1178 / —_— Hil P B. Ale, Frank Jones union of the New Britain State Nor- | as infantry and machine gun sections. | Hubby—The bottom fell out of the| day. March 13, at 4 p. m. Burial in ing Ale Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, {al echool, which was held at the|It is auite certain that the guard |stock market today. S e A J Wholey & C° Budweiscr Schiitz and Pabst. Hotel Garde. will be fully equipped. ifie—Oh, horrors! Was anybody o A A A i ‘ e state camtoen of the Home |burtioTThe Lamsb: = 12 FERRY STREET Church & Allen AWért Portelasice was & visitor in | the committee which has been work- 15 Main Street TuThS Dr. J. M. KING DENTIST, May Building [artf ing in New London for the very end Frartivee SROOY. ot which it is now Droposed to accom- mmo‘d amie Rabigheau of Taftville | Plsh under the authority of the com- > i ~ gpont Jast ek Visting reiatives on | Toomer i mome-eara e sone: | Had Itching Rash Since Norwiéh, Conn., Feb. 5, 191%. | Staté stréet, New ‘London. g e Robert J. Cochrane GAS FITTING, - iy _are suddenly beginning to 3 PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING The Board of Directors of the Bank | Several Tafiville men employed in|to9a¥. that it is a highly important M WSF M A o 8o W c-nl '.“" . 1an1TUWE have this day declared-a dividend for | the Hopkins & Allen plant have peen | MAtéer and that the idea which ger- s ace, “Imfll E Norwich, Comn. e the current six months at the rata of | Sifted from the day shift to the nignt | fuveiop into « mesure or proecton | amd Back. Twe Cakes Apent tor N B . shew Packinz. | DONE WHILE YOU WAIT four per cent., per annum, payable on | SHIfL- ‘without vmc§ ltm. peculiarly vul.]:lf— s —————— e Rl and after the fifteenth of March. able state an particularly vulner- 9 & “How do you know she is a nice le towns would be in a serious pre- .hc.r Phone 551 Have that carbon knock in your mo- FRANK HEMPSTEAD, 2 e e i a an e e tor Temoved by the pure oxyges proc: at.one-fourth’ the regular price. NG CAVE WELDING ASD MFG. CO, Frouthuat. - :d t:nbw the women who hate her.” | suddeniy be called away by some great BOX 0. t I— H led ANOTHE‘:RWAGEE“ ":'?u.‘smsn t y : electricity is to lighting. We guaran- > LADIES! Sy - e et S e e, T'rommer’s . Laborers Want Double Pay for Over- Lady Assistant hy expert weorkmen at the fariest time Now. Telephone 328-3 HENRY E. CHURCH S WM. SMITH ALLEN Horllck’s ‘The Original B we for. sters st piven. . | Evergreen Beer i3 REAL GERMAN LAGER B.F TOMERING] o hesmres, -« 67 West Main Street - DR. A. J. SINAY Dentist Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Norwish Phone 1177-3 We will cheerfully ex- 2 New London 'builders and contrac- plain all aboiit our tors have another wage increase prob- lem on their hands which will have to JITNBY pLAN be settled in the not distant future. e o All classes of workers have demand- “ . . " i i i ed a materia] advance in their The present schedule is as follows: Masons and bricklayers, $4.50: stone masons, $4; carpenters, $3.84; foreman Ifld D“m « ‘ 2.80. }::w'reg. $2. 1g all on tm The mmmmm rriere, $335: Taborers, for overtime. E E 8 ilsf DENTIST E. J. JONES ga | ‘T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing tawelers, Established 1872 e .,:é:‘:..fi‘::"&‘;.?‘ ‘the foreman car- . skin : 2 Pt Seme___ p._Au-r.c,(m,gu ‘U"_p|~5 1 penters . are satisfied to mmaie. Indi- ¢ THESE ARE BETTER Vidual adjustments with Thésr em- : 3 TOM’ 1-2-3 5c CIGAR @ s : it ! H it i i i “% 3 ! ployers. > FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY (o i o 1 Sncon ana Ron | g et . 1 Directo THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY €0. 4 No. 11 to 25 Ferry Strest