Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 15, 1917, Page 7

' AWILL BE THE LAST DAY ' : OF OUR ' FORMAL OPENING DISPLAY 2 OF = Exclusive Millinery e Cokmne s Wees Wark | B RS d Ghe Sarmet Womed's and Hisser’ ; e gs= g s ; P R ot S8 o~ Fashionable Apparel Scott & Clark Corp. | "o & s s e for W 1 In - 507 to 515 North Main St.|in; sioadiess followes by rain s “"Weanesday’s weathier: Cloudy. snow and’ rain. f - and Repair Works [5i: CARRIAGES, WAGONS, |or snows ‘Thumanys Fridsy senerady : $ ' . TRUCKS and CARTS, | .. Obssrvatiars in Nerwich The following records, reported from e “mis Blacksmithing in ail its branches. i & | dank Promenade of Models Again Today & i D.S. MARSH . T bread. but- : bl g R o : Magning 10.30 to 12 Pianos Dy ([ = . [ eom e m 217~ | erate Weatherman dealt them an out- y AT S 82 d Afternoon. 2.30 to 4 and-out slest storm. For all that, it was su ing how many braved the ble conditions. realiging that @ stormy day for 10.05 112 lorn, § o ] Pt Player-Pianos 382 . . i i e VlCtOl' VlCtl‘OlaS | & 3 ol :;ezrzeub-:e one for shoppers. since A > We Invite Your A‘ttendanm was | iook about and. to set 3 on g ¥ 5 and Inspection ON EASY TERMS D v feod t1ae " |after his work. He sald that once promptly. A few very saf tory 5 -t ulen.‘o! sarments and millinery were GREENEVILLE - EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE PRESIDENT SYKES IS Foshion wad Boonty 6 Aid of Federated Church Hold HEARS_OF CONVENTION __ASKED TO RESIGN.| There never was a season e hats e Anngsl Mesting <= Bishon. Athsson \Sykae Talie of Big Qather- | Much Friction snd Bad Festing Amons | med o pemmion. o han oo pesirasle “Bunlight Bulldi Marsh B Vomidin Sirest, 330 Shate’ to Speak. i Officials During Past Year. and stylish, as this, and thcre have been many satisfied purchasers among The Ladies’ Aid society of the Fed-| A most interesting mesting of fthe the numerous visitors to the Norwich erated church held thei al busi- stores during the two days of the for- 5 sfisinoon ef | DUval Franchive Lesgue s Rl &t mal style show. While today is the et hume o 3&““&:‘:&.“;‘&?:2 5%| the home of Mrs. William A. Norton, third and last of the specially desig- Central avenue. It was largely at-|president of the Norwich branch, Wed- | tees. This action was taken seeral|nated opening days, and there will be tended. The meeting opened ~with|nesday afternoon. After the reading|months ago by a nearly ‘unanimous |particular ind ts for shoppers, the regular Qdevotional exercises aft-|.c tne reports of the seereta the milliners will continue to offer at- and al er which tha regular business meet- tractive and modish headwear every The treasarer, Mre. Frani A. Mitchell i i ing opened with the president. Mrs.|gpoke of the work done by the comis H.T. “Peckham In the chair. The sec- | ittces appointed to draw up the bill The Vogue of the Turban. retary and treasurer's reports showed yrovmlnf for a state reformat for | President Sykes thus far has declined | Reference was made yesterday to the the socicty to be in a very fiourishing| women in Connecticut. 'She spoke of [to comply with the request of the trus- | popularity of the turban this season. condition and that the last vear was|the business-like way in which it had | tees and may decide to contest tho ac- | = It was Mrs. Vefnon Castls who made the best year for the soziety since its|peen done and instanced the method | tion of the board. the Bgyptian turban so conspicucusly existence. 2 employed in the actual framing of the | ~Rumors of friction between the pree- | fayored; but there are extremely smart The newly elécted officers are as|bill by obtaining the statutes Of five |ident of the Connecticut College for |turbans on otber lines as well. follows: President, Mrs. W. A. Lund; | states and by taking the best from [Women-and the trustees have been v vice president, Mrs. George Howa each, compiling the Dill as presented |prevalent for a long time. . About a A Hindu Model. ecretary and treasurer, Mrs. H. Bald- | Mrs. Mitchell, herself a member of the | vear ago the matter of asking him to| One nated yesterday was tagged a n. Mrs. W, Hill was elected chalr- | committee, told of the work done In|resign was brought up by members of | Hindu turban, and was an elegant man of the flower committee. Mrs.|obtaining and classifying the prison|ihe board of trustees, but it was de- out in the new verge James Spicer read a very interesting | statistics for women prisoners. The |cidea to defer such action. Tts eftective trimming paper on “How the Ladies Earn Their | nctual cost to the state for board only, | ~ There is no complaint by the trus- |was a great twist of the blue crepe ’Dn;lll:hk: ::dll ;z:' fi::’:r:sdm -‘},":1: {t;l; '-he-em:omen m for one y tees of Pnl»:mor hSyken- ‘work as an |and bhcko lltrn.w, ‘with dashing orna- S fresh: - 000, proceedings, | edqucator. deed, his high standing in |ment of Oriental beads and tassel in Mrs. Willis Hill assisted the hostess|commitment fines over $20.000 ad- I that particular is dmitiea: © “the | black. _ This was not only @ smart tur- e L ditional, the latter amount being Of |boarg alleges lack of tact, impractica- | ban but an exceedingly becoming one. . NOTICE Witir Ak, B S O D I e Naionte | BIE apd extza: ce oh his pert in| One of the most striking desighs |are a rine of information today for in- | nine candidates throukh the first and [work and closing uj DEAD HORSES AND COWS ~ r for this insti- | (Ne, Management of the institution. seen, and this, too, was on the turban |tending buyers. Read carefully th second degrees at the meeting of the | Houghton Bulkeley v Rt. Rev. E. Campion Acheson of|and the great n i MSH- | During the erection of the cu.lege |order, was a Gage hat in black lisere. | style Hay pointers. Eranpe in Orange hall on Wednesday |ing the tabulatio o Removed Free of Charge Middletown will speak at the special | tution was emphasizes buildings and during the first year of [rounded crown, with a burnt ostrich | g 2 H The di vork was ad- |nurses of the st 1l 1628 New London. Ask for Chas. |services in St. Andrew's church Sun- | Mrs. Norton then introduced Mrs |ihe ‘college existence President Sykes |fancy on the double folled Drim—a hat e O bls carriat ot wiln aaaried cred. | it This departs i Later. .hnx:. day afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. E m;;um . fi:&:fl:.:mn:l Union | Was given practically full charge. which would attract attention and ad- |[FEAR JUDGMENT BECAUSE i€ to" the ‘members of the team who |all the returns thus re WEST SIDE HIDE co. s Toaguein: Washington, | Management was not deemed eatisfac- | miration among a thousand, as so dif- OF UNCLEAN lezs.|are Charies A, Hagoers, leader, Am- | that the completeness of th P. . Box 379, New Londan Not This Carroll. Beld March 1 to & apd who speke o | tory PX the Grustess. "Fhe latter claim{ferent and so distiaguhes 2l { Bozse Ssilives: Onaries Lusey, Witkiam {the last retur received P ! - | they. o e seven or el T Biue Liked. i Bode, Miss Mabel Hagberz, Miss Fre- [now depends enti (nEhe ;% Carroll who was arrested |that subjest. She dpoke of the ob: |ihiliened ‘suits at law broughi by apestry _|Evanaetist Lindew's Sermon Made | Bode, Miss Mabel Mlagbers, Hiss Lre: |now depends s weelc for non-support was not the | ject of the convention, era] The turban a) again in a roll- | Lastin, Impression Wednesda; J. J. Carroll of 76 Central dment to the constitution ana | VaTious contractors over the settiement | ;.. gqegign of i in th il Y | Eugene Sanders, Reuben Potter and |nurses whos 5 g CIIrAl Avenue. | e of ihe methods used fo further |Of their Dills which President Sykes g CTCNIER Of SCOMRELS CIRRe B | Night. D. Fleigaeman. ~Tpree ~new names |yet been r i Me. Notes. the ‘same. The Congressional Union |Nad held up on account of technicali- | ¢"BIte SolG SHine "Nercury. wingd of were balloted upon’ and other regular | The blanks already rece C. E. Wilson has been a visitor in|is making every move count and is | teS. the same. well Tikea: tine. which® thiy| Wednesdav night in the evingelistic | business matters were transacted. Bulkeley said, indicate PANCAKE FLOUR New Langos s OF In | iept at timing all their moves, It is|, APout this time the trustees began | oo “W 0, 9% egtr, ‘Pl campaign at the First Baptist courch| Worthy Master Charles P. Bush of a majority of Con D - 1~ | to circumseribe the president’s author- e i occupied the chair and there W to respond to an emer essentially political though not poll- |8 TPl T & o0 veen the beard of |, A charming folidge hat, still on the |Evangelist Linden was once more at Snusaally large mttendance. B NAR-8 Sy wur Miss Gene Sullivan has returned U = o Lo 00 ine picketing of |trustees and the president then arose |tUrban order. had ts crown of pan-|his best in the sermon he preachcd on b Y LA TOURAINE COFFEE | {0 Hartford after spending two weeks( MIs S s Ton lsted |and constantly increased. The iatter | SieS: Its brim of follage and was fin- |the subject Man's Accountabilit, to yet forwarded 4 visiting friends here. e e e wemen, of whom | Was very persistent in (rying to carry | '5ned With a natty tied bow of green |God, He used the fext found in'Rom. |URGE NURSES TO gt kg a6 A Seavnnable Gopd Things et She was one, bearing each the banner | Out his ideas and policies and his per- | " 200 Lol 411 the models brou 14: 13, “So_ then every one of us shall RETURN CENSUS BLANKS | tion was put before then AFTVILLE 3 x = ght for- g 3 People’s Market|,. .. .. e e AR "t | Che {rvstess wiahes1od 1o & wider and | Tord, s Soring Sre, met amall 23 | fhobed™Boty s WG d88ce 4 | Hurry.Up ail Semt Out Vestorday | mitde ‘Shat oy 1 2 ¥ . h ¢ » e Pinochle Club Holds Meeting and Or- l!ton. saying nothing and Zoing npth- wi,g-h: !:::::2;. fnally delemated their | dicted, will linger during the season. ';?.: ::5;3's:‘;;:’é:h:,‘;eu’:?lu.‘:‘:fi::Z': From State Headquarters. *xe :;:vwmnlmx'\ n ‘ranklin Street ganizes Bowling Team — Men's| "5, rited tings of the. con-|Dower to an executive committee con- Large Shapes Good. counting must be given. Men are not| .., ot 111- | state headquarters in 6 Fi League Has Interesting Meeting—| vention were alluded o, the beilliant | Sisting of Frank V. Chappell, William | One beautiful shape shown was a |afraid to shuffie off this mortal coil; | “Wanted—Prompt returns of milc|FieS i RN ) ; JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prepriets: Notes. speeches by moted leaders, all utterls {. Reeves and Mayor Rogers of/ New | Gainsborough in the favored charlotte | that Is not a consideration. The big|in™tne state who have not vet for-|out and retur without rancor and often permeated |London, with power to undertake the|russe shade, of Milan hemp. A rich |thing that people fear is that God'e| T "0, % el Yot s to the state head- p e s PR AAE Tuesday evening in their club room | with a fine sense of humor. The va- aunnu_;mmwmmaxc aa‘;h- imv‘.:(u- osxt.:ch fringe finished _z;;.. c:‘ne, cavght mrcll;ll:{hftn :';lvlflljye "'{’J"eflg,‘:.’?,'} _z‘lgem Quarters in Hartfor New Britain. = 1.‘ the Tattville Pinochle club held their | rious methods used and the general|tlon. e tee not been [with a single rose. The final touch e iife a markets reported selfing DRS. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE |regular mecting. William Ghambier |aim and plan of the convention were able to get along with the president was given by a French bow of picot |recording must be made Meq fear the | This bureyup Jcall s qmrre(:"n"l:; OF cabvage the ofher 1o 2 id this me : iven. e presiden not been able to |edge on. - h cents. 257 Main Strest, Norwich, Conn | macmrners meare aum i iated " Prony | ' Mrs. Sykes 1= a vigorous and witty | get along with the committee. “Fhe Continental ia another favorite | they have’ lived here. The sermon|the Commecticut military census, which Were made for a turkey supper to be | speaker and her words wepe deeply in- | ~ So thoroughly did this friction final- |shape In large hats. One distiactive |Made a lasting impression. is_now o ras = i £ Office Hours: held sometime in the near fature. Past | teresting. She is_a firm believer in |ly permeate the board of trustees that |for its style seen yesterday was de-| This afternoon immediately after |ing together the loose ey 3 a = to 3 p. m by appointment |ideas for a howlirg t4 were put to- | the Congressional Union work as well |it became the practice to hold board | veloped in sand fancy braid, with seif |school at 4 o'clock will be held the | e Sundays excepted gether which ruulteg in the organ-|es that of the National League and is|meetings at wpich the presilent was|satin flange, and for finish two satin |first Booster rehearsal for this week. < 4 izing of such a team. The club mem- | convinced of the necessity of both|mot invited. it last the executive | made button: All boys nad girls who wers in the BORN Horl kv bers comprise several gvod bowlers,|Derties in the work. 2O | committee ignored the frequent com- The George Washington. t Saturday night and al |ANE—In Backus hospital, Norwich, ICK'S such Murphy, White McSheffers, | After her delightful talk the meet- | munications which he sent to its crair- 3 would like to foin the | “March 14, 1917, a son to Mr. and Mrs. The ORIGINAL 1647 Tafleur. and Stome. Murphy was elect. |ing was served with very dainty re- |man. 0 Akin to the Continental in these |chorus are asked to come promptly,| Clinton Lane. y ed captain and he ises that the | (reshments by the hostess. - Over a year ago Morton F. Plant, |Patriotic times is the George Wash- | because there is a lot of wock to do.|WAY—In Backus hospital. Norwich, Malted Milk ok R iy The 's | ington model, worked out in black | Walt, Linden's chorus leader, is goin team will soon prove its worth. through whose liberality the woinen’s alt, . 15 going | March 14, 1917, a son, Angus Park . e asoesh. WILL ACT TONIGHT ON college was made possible, resigned | Lisere, rolling at the front having |to teach them De Brewer's Big Hcsges,| Way, to 'Mr. and Mrs. Fianciz G. ¥ from the board of trustees black satin facing, its swagger orna- |one of the special features of tho pro- We t Gl b , Conn. Men's League Meets, DR, SLOCUM’S RESIGNATION. | statea. deciined to have any furthes |Ments two jet bead pins. gram for Saturday night, and ihis €ONE | s o oo IO, The Men’s League of the Congrega- S active connection with the coll One of the season's real novelties is | will take time, with other eon; 1 ; |tional church held thelr rogular|Church Meeting to Be Held in Con- |long as President Sykes remained at N N sty Stk Ana Yellgshat are to:bs. Lt nvAfis—Bvrrl:n—lnl: sl Bayarian | monthly meeting nesday night.| . nection With Midweek Service. its head. Mr. Plant’s resignatior was ugh to win 's| “Tonight at the First Baptist church 1, 1917, by Rev. Georss There was a large attendance. An w never accepted. It is said other mem. | Z2VOT _on sight. The hat has for- the evangelist: will preach on ihe sub- | Mrancis Green, Alfred T. Evahs and Dublin_Stout, | interesting address was listened to embers of the Central Baptist | bers of the board have also sole effective decoration a_ great|ject Two Destinies, It is expected | Miss Dorothy Hunter, both of Ja- | A Nutritiou ’ B it | arter whith = social meur with Teiersbabaton o o s e s AR I o s threatened | American Beauty rose at the side front. | {hat a great delegation of clerks from | _maica, British West Inaics. Keep Horlic;'mAfllw{M Ly A ‘Nourish- | was enjoved. Refreshments were |this (Thursday) evening, in connection | The vote passed by the trustees was The Coat Dress. he Porteous & Mitchell stors will be > ays on Han served. with the miaweek prayer service, take [drawn, it is reported, by ex-Governor| For the woman who seeks to com- |guests. This with the regular corgre DIED. Quick Lunch: Home or Offi action on the resignation of Rev. Joel | Baldwin, who is a member, and is so |bine style with utility and with speed {8ation ought to bring out a splendld | CONNOR_—In Norwich, March 13. 1917, == - Notes. B. ‘Slocum, D. D. as pastor of - the |worded that unless President Sykes'|in dressing, the clever ones have de- |CroWd to the meeting. Everybody is| Ellen Gavin, widow of Joseph Con- Miss Doris Tourtelot of Bridge- |church. Dr. Slocum read his resigna- |resignation is forthcoming his incum- |vised this season the coat-dress, | oSt cordially invited. P s it Rt o neulsET b, port is visiting ‘friends in town. tion at the morning service jast Sun-|bency will cease at the end of the|which at first view appears to be just| The arrangements are comglete for | Fyneral from RIT T8, JeSGUire,, b day. He has asked to be relieved from [pregent academic year. the special service which is to be Leld n, 2 fem high mas e t e e roat Closss - napectioy | omorrow (iday) evening - at 'the| TioH Fatficies oRuren ot 10 ¢ clock: urc n 2 New Haven—Mr. ana Mrs. E. G.|the pastorate after the last Sunday of | It is al that President Sykes |early epring wear. Closer inspection w & M Stoddard, Thomas Hooker and John | this month, so that he may assume the | will make a statement to the publia Sovenls the tact that ihe coat waist |church, when JSvangelist Linden will | cHURGH.—In this eity, March 14, 1917, . W. Bristol, all of New Haven, are|pastorate of the Warburton avenue |through the press of his side of the |closes with buttons or loops and that |Bréach his sermon on the subject of |~ Henrletta, wife of Wiillam A. Church Norwieh, Conn., Feb. 5, 1917. |spending the winter in ThomasvilleBeptist church in Yonkers, N. ¥ situatlon. No matter how strong a|the akirt may be Closed the _entire | Amusements, in which he considers the | _of Fitchville, aged 85 vears. 15 Main Street case he puts up, it is quite apparent |length wi furning the fowing |Product of the theatre. the cards and Crowds See Living Models the trustees will adhere in then Go. | cont. Into & seoar Duttoned _and | the dance. The evangelist annornces L e e itian B Katiey ¥ FUNERAL Bave this day deciared a dividend for * termination to find a Successor to him. [hooked dress, not differing essentially | that only a moral coward will refuse| Rep! Ihe current #ix months &t the rate of: - e manglussday morning and aftericon| "It ia belleved President Sykes will | from any oné-plece ot ' | to hear the bther side of the amuse: | the town of Killingly, born Ocf. 25, tour per pef annum, payable on Porteous & Mitchell company fo. the | Claim that the exscutive committee| The design is worked out in all the |Tent Question and so he is anvious | puneral services at the Congregational : Neb ety o 7 q that all who Indulge, whether in one Yo % p. m. ‘o4 atter "ot March. | sivle, demonsization by three Lvink | competendy, and that e Has bevs | dovo” and practel On wh ¥ |or"all, of iness. amusements ar ould | ary s ta . Stonmeton. Mareh 13 DIRECTORS 3 3 . ey et Crowin R vis- | Dampered and interfered with In the | design noticed yesterday was of ormm,. ;‘::l“:e:non, 10‘:. he faiti fully |~ Capt. James Glimore, aged 76 ™ 20 e gmt BT 8 v e i | Siesion,of Une Ingituton” Dot hat | I smbrciiery Colar and cufs 1|y that o embarzasements il | vtats R C T 22 terested gathering . of women, who b DOPRIEE Wikt privilege of presenting the product of | 1917, Oherles N. Simms, aged 81 - showed appreciation of this novel fea- | Plefd his own case the Plaids in the Lead. s e these amusements, then he will gind yea ture of Norwich style days. pre BaES Something was sald yesterday ubout |ieave it with the individoal Judsment |JORNSON—Tn Tncasville, March 14, ittes have Beeh unhoeass ims com-|the vogue for Bolld colors, This did/|of his hearers fo decide what o do.| 1917, Marearel, widow of Ei'sha New Haven~—Mrs. Alfred J. deRopp, | ignored, That there is & personal ani- |00t mean to exclude the smart plaids, | All over Norwich people are plarning |, JORnfon, aged 85 vears. = == formerly Olga May Fisher of this oIty | e Dehind the morsrmers o now among reigning favorites in fash- |to come to this meeting and 50 & ca- | Gy wriocemor March 55, LTS before ler martiage to deRopp. in 1914, | him from office also, it ls-helieved, | ionable, materialsCinrge plalds being |pacity crowd is expected at the church | gciock. 4 ¢ student in_Yale_un % very sgrong espectal cver- | tomorrow, night. a2 versity, has brought suit for $50,000] . popular separate skirt. The color com- | In ordef that there might be a far- | ¥ bandie ltobets Tdanhior o Hari in the supreme court of New York|gh binations and .treatment of the piaid |reaching effect in the sermor which| W. and Bessie M. Frink, aged o against the varents of her m;::-m. ter before the facuity of the coi'ege,|lda are especlally Artistic and the| Evangelist Linden .preaches to men| months and 15 days. Baron and Baroness dsRopp, nd it is understood that the membecs|Silks In particular are stunnine in|and boys only, It has been decided by |LAVIENEIn this city, March 13, leged alicBation of his affections. all slgned an agreement to resign in a | tNeir smartness and bid fair to have a |the meén of the First Baptist church| 1917, Frederick Laviene. if President Sykes was removed. | 176 and successful eeason. that the men’s meeting next Surnday |Funeral from his late home, §6 Scuth then Professor it EMBALMERS Telephone 328-3 HENRY B, CHURCH WM, SMITH ALLE The Silhoustts Effect. prternoon at 330 _o'clock ahouid be|| B atret, Saturday, March 17, at 8.3, = the coat e under Ispices of A Requiem mass at the Sacre eart — mide ‘sinoutett sile, with piaited C,yfhi in the Central Bapils' chirel |- church at 9 oelock. "IIDENTIS straightline skirts, “long slecves “and | Pullfing. ster men's macs mweet- | RAYMOND—In Norwich, March 12 ing is béing planned to hear the evan. | 1917, Willlam . Raymond, aged 671 DR. E. J. JONES deep collars O e T 3P®esoS™ fgelist who knows mens' problems and i Years. t 1o I preach his Funeral service will be held at Church 5 - eta has ost none of its popularity e he bamtect Menn Telow moomgs & Allews” funeral periors 15 Main | Suite 46 Shannon Building ‘_“‘y.‘ M“" s e e o or, Quit Your Meanness. e Foae o T R LN Take elevator Shetuciket Street pear 5o dresses, skirts and sulle: Blagk |PUT OLASS OF NINE e CARD OF THANKS and whits, oy, Sea cotia, na- | THROUGH DEGREES| We wish to expr our sincere mero: &reen, flesh, > _ thanks to all our n TS and friends, Sh B 3 4 d ‘blue are shades’ greatly. N Tk O St 1y Dr. C. C. Gilders! and ca urke e ‘ 5 * lew Degree Team Carried Out Work 8. Allen.. for their acts of 2 ‘ o Aneother Day. | In Creditable Manner. ipathy during the il 41 Main Street 1 Directors e ey many beautiful G 5