Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 27, 1917, Page 5

The Unttéd States, for thel® ! ed in its: wool supplies, tnlis,.%.,_ own clip and small quantities South America, together Britain;« which country has oe, ! with a very uncertain mini- mum_ allowance from Great|ed re e e ummn to be held at cmmmdeeredallwoolgmwn the Hotel Garde, New Haven, dlonday, £ fthnhshEmpnrcforgov- Hoaciar SE . ernmeént uses. As our COUNtry | Fiee. Banreme “Agent Sherioc wil meeting.—adv. g'rows 25% of .the wool it "uses; 2 most serious condition | siation 'l‘h‘ Oo-.ctlm:t State Dental asso. hold its convention on. at The Griswold, filt 28th of June faces m-nufadunn. mer- | *™ chants’ and consumers. The surplus wool is being rapidly . consumed- and prices ‘must continue very high until We' knew thé condition of the woel market and we had the i foresight - to -order our merchandise about a year ago wheén the prices wer'eAat their lowest. - Our Suits for $18. and $25. for spring are the same qual- ity, same dyes as last spring, are all wool and not one cent advanced inprices from last year. 207 Main Street A BEAUTIFUL SILVER RING Newest Novelty 50c EACH SEE WINDOW 144 MAIN STREET - VIOLIN TEACHER it e SRS 2 wich, Conn. NOTICE To All Whom It May Concern: At a ‘meeting of the milk dealers the ‘Towa'ot } fr o At ras agrosd MM .l ml)k ‘will be Hoven r Quart, said - NQ%AN’ C. l&THROP MIL.IK Will start peddling the first of May. . S. A. BEERE. Phone 1689. apraea Soctety, who ance ing have Mbm decorated [ rebuk and renovated. triotis The big treight trains going through reply to a letter are an object freight business of the New Haven|gaiq'Mr. Cox: Just The Farthe: meeting with Baptist church will hold this week's| TION YO 12, K0k aVe not eniisted. Gardner Court. . - <. tonight. com- [otory Caske t» to Attention of Norwich " “Man Who Passed It Along. % e TAr B Data: sy 1 " £ £ which Congressman lesson as to the Beavy | oy sent to Mr. Butler a day or 80 ago. i £ # (13 i “I ha yol::oluhrurdn‘ me to sup- port compul Won't you be kind enough to tell ms H il r Lights of the Central Miss 'Ethel or ur boys enlisted, or at least why e eniisted? your wlfe’l relatives have not The body of Patrick Ross, who died | Or why have not your fellow lawye: at the state nospial at Norwich was|enlisted. or their sons. or if ou ! taken to ter for burial in St.|enlisted; or any of your people, or Andrew’s cemetery. ko ellow Jawyers or At a special mass at 9 o'clock, a giv class of children of St. Paf 's_par- p tueflm— with their names and ish will receive first, mmm‘ol. to- |addresses? 1 await Your reply with a morrow. (Saturday). 2 great deal of anxiety. License your dogs in the towa cloBrs [ not Galised: becaliae: haying cit; Mr. Butler informed Cox that be had seen r male and spayed [ vice in 1861, he s teifie beyond the | EDWIN HILL AT for female dogs. .Onelenlistment age. He further informed NEW LONDON BANQUET 5. dollar extra after May lat.—adv. Cox that his son, Dr. Charles T. Butler, has just spept seven months with the. Heard. Address by Survivor of Steamer Teachers here are receiving notlfi-|goq Cross in France;.that another son Arabla Sunk by Torpedo cation of the of the International Kindergarten Un- Tt ho ReRE tn Bastan, May 740 Seventh regiment: that his brother’s 24th annual convention |y yman C. Butler, is an officer in the 1 secretary of e son, Dr. Ethan Flagg Butler. was at |, Pdwin ;}“‘é.‘;“‘":“"émw' who . L " ot | the head of two Red Cross units during o e e e I of | the typhus epidemic in Servia: that Zv}:_ldcm’,‘pm_h“ T their daughter, Miss Mae Galinsky, to|his sister's son, Sam Paul. drove an |, ‘i, icdoed at sea, Wednesday - Thomas C. Lil Connecticut ambulance at Verdun for six mo: berman of New London. | ephews. William Paul and [ D€, when they listencd o postmasters _ applylng | Henry Frankkn Butler, are now in ac- | {Sheely Interesions aftrern to senators and congressmen are re-|live service with the United States | SOPRG & ™ENT B ingd only ceiving replies that the supply of free |naval reserve: that his niece, Misa overnment seeds has -been exhgust- | Mary Paul. is & trained nurse in the |ShY Whoard the steamer Arabiae ‘m Murphy & McGarry |~ Governor Holeomb has appointed | Presbyterian hospital nurses' corps reserve corps: hat his daenter, Miss | She a2 ik e Louise T. Butler, is a member of the | yron'g bamquet marking the close of Town Cleric Willlam R. Bushnell 19- | signed up for service: th the Business and Profgsstnal Men's t Old Savbrook fgine |Charles H. Putler, is & JORAE L Toamin 0t cal agent for Connecticut Committee of Kood SuP-|ihe officers® reserv don Y. N ply. X “Tt was 11 o'clock in n.. forenoon. Dephew. John Crosby Butler, s In tha EE T A e Sack Wit v of Firs ew York armored motor bal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lihou |firs 3 ing Chatting when havt announced the marriage of thelr |f€T¥: that = two of Mrs Butlert|ie'fist warning of the torpeding d-nhhr» Bertha Eiida, and Varian B. | Rephews, 2 S ™ came, said Mr. Danner. The ship gave dlh At North S this (Fri da. and Varian B|(he trenches in France, and that his April 30, 1917, in North | oop in iaw, . Maitland Dwight, la a |, ierrific lurch and the bow assended member of the college men's trainig Stonington srange meet | Sorbe and is driling at Governor's evening the - tople | Istand. : 3 hour will he'Tdsals | e utlors reply to Mr. Cok came | 400" 15 "t engine. room which ahook Worthy Leoturer Mrs, John D. Awery,{to the attention of & prominent Nor- boa tem to stern. Twenty as the program in charge. ich man who thought It too %00d 10 [ (ne poti.feRad besn killed by the ox- The town ol on Saturday, dogs. One dol P aud passed the story along to a erk's office will be open [ Bulletin leflb' on Thursday afterncon. Monday and Tuesday plosion and three lifeboats on the hur- ricane deck had been shattered. “Our early despair at being on an lar oxtra after May first. svenings for the purpose of Ncensing | \LITARY TRAINING FOR open raft with ne food, or water, and ~—adv, MMA being 380 miles from port, was I - R SCHOOL BOYS. | TROF L) Nour and s haif later we The Providence Steamboat com- | Officers Elected for Two Squads at|Were picked up by a steamer that had my is not to discontinue lts Block [Rana service B been summoned by our wireless. We in spite af the fact that. 4 - hardly got aboard the rescue craft hotels thero will remain closed this = when the Arabia suddenly began to summer on account of the war. upper grades at|gettle and finally plunged stern first grammer school at a meet- | jnto the depths of the sea. A Noank volunteer, Nelson Brown, ';‘ held on Th“"@i‘ morning cl 22l ‘Tt was a slow journey to port for has been called to duty at the sub- marine base running from of the Groton icers for the companies | yne gpood o four boat was limited to and placed on & boat Which are belng formed for training elght knots an hour. We reached the the base to the plant|under Gordon A, Harvie lnstructor in | nearest harbor at 2 o'clock on the Ship & Engine Co. mnuc:;:_r‘:: .:“l e school. M. morning of the second day.” The Thursday evening prayer meet- b T R Ing topic at Rroadway Congregationd]|presented to the town school commit- SENIOR B BANQUET church was Controlling Motives 1n a |tes asking military training . the SroeRee Chriatlan Lifo. sources. The day Ihat are they? Their |schoal. ~The offfcers chasen were as|Ninstssn Enioved Menu at. Wauregan order of their import- [follows: Captain of squads A and B, House Thursday Night. Frank L. Crowell: captain of squads C — 334 D. Aibert Fairbanks; color bearer. | Provhocies linked with ront marked 1, of Nor-|Thomas Farrell the first banquet of the Senior B class e - OF the Norwioh Free” Academy, held 2 Thursday night In the Wauregan " Buckua hos- OBITUARY. house. There were 13 present and pital, Is as comfortable as can be ox- Miss Catherine Mahoney. the tables were decorated with cut pected. The bri -u::plu g{. Essence of Chicken en Tasse oF orne oF iis traCkS DRIGh Deve Miss Julia Mahoney, wish whom been purchased < 5 o Msis Catherine Mahoney died _on | TONers, K gang from Hartford is|Thursday night at 7 o'clock at 81 Pe-| The following menu was served: rallroad bridge at Fen- | nobscot street, the home of her sk Goodrich, of | ¥he lived. Miss Mahoney was born Tilet of Beef, Bordelaise Greel the HArTord and Rew York Transpor- | Ireland, the a gmer-o( the late Cor- tation company, nelius and Mahoney, and she came to this country with he John J. Devine and Miss Mary E)- | ents wh ung girl. S| len Brennan were married Wednes- V.l.l‘\—ed'h .nh.‘r ‘ITH:' :an nv::u day morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's | ews and nlecos, Star of the S ea church, New Lon- Mrs. Frank A. Downer. don, where the nuptial mass was cele- brafed by Rev. T. M. Crowley. short {liness, Mrs. Maryetta wife of Frank A. Downer, News from Louls Mabrey Thursday |died on April 4 In her homs in Bran. was to the offect that Mrs. Mabrey, |ford. Mrs. Downer was &8 who underwent an operation at the Post Graduate Hospital, New York, | R. Tuesday. had rallied favorably and comprised that her condition was very encour- ‘Patmer. DO | and Joseph Hall, Ir. vice aging. There Is an -'bmtnr of lrs D. : y VIS TH tirkont nosd for chem- | Mre. Downer s antvived by Ber o AT THE DA EATRE ists to Al En.n—nt vacancles, and |band and one dnnfl-hr, Mre. Lawrence v-uwm. and Movies. as an insul tions were qualified IDDI! ‘without iclent Illn'::r of applica- | Ryder, of West Hi the exami- arch 21| At MeKinley Amu. A M. E. Zion Church. ‘Bishop Johnlon Whn has Daughter of the Rev. uraday. A Poor Herbert Adams, m- acelptor, Wed- | been iscraring. in several of the local | among best it I became Dresident of the Na- | colored churches this wesk will s e e thkatre: e seastn To1a f.‘.?:'.".m:“'fi. of Deslen at its 150, fat the BcKinley dAnmn A. M. E. in_five parts and Miss Love is sup- B e o e o aha i dan | ehurel s (Friday) evening. w by a well choovn cast. acts retiring president, elected last year,| No Short Calendar Session Today. |the standard. De u. & refusing to serve again. There will be no short calendar ses EM in a unique simgin the Tolland County Medical |Sion of the superior court in this du offering a: d':oott & ‘When Association hel 1d a meeting in Rock- | today, it was announced on Thi ville Wednesday ten mem| volun- | afternoon. A short calendar M-l eered acti of the urt will be- he ‘week from velty singing and dancing act [ Miss ¥ e e Siryioe In the | ey At 18, el e D ade -unu Tith the audience e oo | U. 8. Medical others too old unteer to do PRESENT 3250 TO icensed Your Dog Yet? & dim. THE ODD FELLOWS' HOME| Town Cl'fl, Charles 8. Holbrook Dancing Class Held Social. afternoon’ that aithoug! Gifts Received From Subordinate but four days more in which for active service vol- | The cases assigned for that day will back to the Jou R Ll dg mg I I B ke smailer than usual flll‘l spring. THE NIANTIC BRIDGE. afternoon, on “the NI antic bridge matter, at which all ‘the resentatives from senators and _wep: Neéw London county were present. At the request of Segator Bouse chairmen, Mr. Walit of sh.uon gave the seve propositions that Fad been m:nnud to the committes, as_follow: rst—That the state take tln \n- xmpncue- Teceipts a not be sufflclent to pay the bridge at- L siate Bwiie. - the tendant. rd—That the —tat- v ay hait the cost of the w London Sounty the other half. The fourth proposition, and th- one that met the most favor of th mittee, provides thntmt.h— state pay one-half the cost of ew London county, ouuu of Wi Pffol\l and East Lyme, twenty-five per cent. and that the oth- er twonty-five per cent. be divided | formea between Waterford and. East Lyme, srand present expi approval _of the fourth profositiof,, except Mr. Geary of Waterford ulil Mr. DeWolf of East Lyme. Then Geary said there was not a n present 'hu introduced by Senator 1ai \anwlel. Alld was -ol. asked for by (M town of Waterford, or any representa- tive thereof. He told of !M history of the bridge, of how the state took it away from private owners and main- tained, and now wants Waterford to pay_practically an eighth of the cost of the new bridge, for which it has no more use than has &II, other town in mnv. ‘speakers were Mossrs. Hende: awmmucom .". °-:1|n. Tt Is understood that X committee will report favora: o - biy the fourth propositio of | WERE CHARGED ADMISSION ACCORDING TO HEIGHT. Two Cents a Foot and a Cent for Each Additional Inch. At their meeting this week the bers of Sachem chapter. No. 57, O. S. held a unique entertainment. aa mission was charged according heignt, two cents a foot 4nd a cent tor additional inch. The hatever they were able. | ROt be heard but will be reassigned. -n-nl times. Her Rise and Tumble | Pe h ut dogs ofll’ 500 of the 14.0 i wea cers were present at the mwm,mmmnmmm s for safe-k Union. and during tne evening purich was Tomey Aeehir O Crowen, e 3, ‘Thompson and m'.l‘lll.u ' Universal Military Training. her ships Ovylnxl—vrlorldl Times- hame of the Triangle com- te sided at the bDusiness meeting which preceded the eni ent, Former Nerwich Man Married. Dantel H. Troland, formerly of this | fund. ntted i W areday Grentig un in at 8 o'clock by Rev. J. Romeyn Dan- forth. The deremony was ed 4t Rev. Danforth’s res- Will Meet - at Danislcen. American Baptist Missionary. welotyvmbonou-lhunuuv- ettt Siribors vy No Doubt of It. Sz #3885 ifr & { s d § i i i 3£ R ; i i :% k $ i | i g ] | i i ! : i i § E a= i i E?f P - 5-;!*: yelil ] H manipulators crease their prices for products, ten- fold. Pinally comes the retailer who invests his money in his business. He Das either to.pay. these patriotic men thelr price or locse out if he bas & surpie stock, and is upderselling, he = et at” ot Bumia: Here in Norwich recently a salesman for & canning corporation notifies the t owing to the price of tin, hat their products are in_price, and in = quality, whereas, in matter of fact, these goods ‘were canned previous to the present They are going to clean up, and get -nml‘h finance ahead to pay the price of tin, etc., in the future, so that the poor -tudd.\olderr- will not have to loose out on their dividends, etc., Then comes another class, of patriotic Americans flying American flags on their automobiles. ‘They in turn are tipped off what is coming. They cor- ner all ‘the canned goods they can get with their wealth, lay in a regular stock for future use and when the ev- eryday working man going to buy food products. There are mone in sight, they are all in the wealthy man’s cul- lery. There is another raise in price of fresh canneq goods (five to ten e llawing gile haxe signed for | vears' old) and the workingman pays Miss_Alice Horrax, Montclair, | all the time. This applies to all the s Miss Ruth Barbor, Norwich: | necessities of life. Even the little in- Miss Marjorie Doyle, Meriden: Miss|fant is going to suffer for the price Juline Warner, ljorth Woodbury; Miss|of the uncasing “Condensed Milk” if Constance Cudin, Schenectady, N. Y.|need be. and Miss Iveagh: Sterry of New Lon-| Wht is going to become of this don. cosmopolitan people, if combines and Tripped While Skating. corporations are allowed to reap Miss Rachel Parker, of New Britain, | harvest upon the bloed of the work- who broke her arm on the campus last | ingman, who stands for what the week, Is recovering ang is able to at- | Stars and Stripes mean. tend her clazses. Who is ®oing to feed our women Miss Helen Brown of Meriden expe- | and ehildren when we answer the call, . rienced a painful injury on Tuesday|should it come to us to shoul & gun. evening at the roller skating rink. Miss| Not this man who is seeking to bleed Brown tripped whils skating and fell, | Our. last dollars for our only means of brehking her arm in_three places. It [ subsistance. is hoped that mone of the breaks will| His patriotism just goes as far as be serious, and that Miss Brown will [ the almighty dollar 1s concerned. soon be able to atfend classes again. You have done a noble ect for Bel- glum and it will go down in history. Instructive Talk on Music. ‘We trust you, and know it is in your IR R Tl et Tutle, sllege; | power: oW 1. do. Mcewiae 4o oe, eves a righly interesting and instruc- | though we are not is such bad cir- khc tAlk on music o' the students of | camatances as they. were. facul- Respectfully yours, WILLIAM A. YOUN Hail" The subject of the address was “Ten Cnnlurl;: of Great Music Teach. ers” from the earliest metho#s and writings previous to the year 1000 A. ICIDENTS SOCIETY D. up to the present day. Many odd IN IN tabulations and views of old p.ts used in musical publicatio: of the old composers and ol struments were shown by Miss Mary Bristol of Hamilton, lantern: slides, by the speaker, who|[Canada, is a guest at Sentry Hill. showed himself to be.thoroughly in- upon the subject of music.| The Monday Sewing club met this ile at the college, Professor Lewis|week with Mrs. W. Russell Baird. the guest of Dr. Louis Coerne. At Weekly Convocation. ‘Weekly convocation was held on QL. Byrnes of New York Ron: ith a large audience of gusst of Mrs. Frederick A students and members of the faculty present. Following the reports of va- — rious ‘organizations, Dr. Frederick| Mr. and Mrs. Dwisht fiHough of Skes introdueed a3 the wpeaker Miss| Wurren strest have gone to Newtown. Leslie Blanchard of Boston, a repre- | Co: to visit their daughter, Mrs. tional Young Wo- | Arthir Pattison. ssoclation. e e chard talked interestingly | The Misses Campbell entertained a of the work of the association with|few friends Thursday aftermoon, in howor of Mrs. jHenry MacAdoo of Ogontz, who is spending several days in town. Frank Edward Johnson from Wash-| ington, D. C. is in town this week. Phone 674 and ask our estimator to call. He will look over your house and tell you what it will cost to install electric lights. This Service is Free all, for my famfly of four, and ing Vinol 1o afl my way Pharmacy, G. G, Eogier, Pforrlowr, Norwich, woinol is sold i Willtmantic by th lson Drug Co. in Danielson by Ay fog 3 Williams » and in Putnam by J. Donahue, Also at the isding dru¢ stores in all Connecticut towns. Montville Home Guard. The Montville Home Guard, 54 in number, held a very successful dri Wedneday evening in their new quar ters in one of the large rooms off the Palmer Bros.’ storehouse. The total enlistment number 65. The following officers were in charge: Captain O Ramage, First Lieutenant Danie] Ca- ey, Second Lieutenant Willlam 1 man, First Sergeant Fred Brisley Two platoons were formed and pre Mminary drilling lasted for over % hour. The next darill will be held Wednesday evening and will begl 7.30 o'elock, Cost Has Not Increased In these days of incréases in the price of everything. it is gratifyin to note fhat the genuine Foley's £ ey and Tar sells at the same price as in previous years. This réliable fam ily medicine is considered as necessary as food or clothing by thousands persons. When one estimates great loas to the family income siok- ness can cause, it is almost impos- sible to compute the true worth of this splendid household remedy. ¥ ley’s Honey and Tar quickly relieves coughs, Polds, croup and whooping coug] N. $. GILBEAT & SONS Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators We offer these as the best porcelain lined provision chamber, in one piece, round corners, easy to clean and will not leak. Will keep milk sweet and butter hard and meat fresh. Call and eéxamine our stock. 137 and 141 Main Street CUMMINGS & RING Faneral Directors and Embalmer; 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Bullding *Phone 238-2 Lady Assistant Saratoga Restaurant and QUICK LUNCH JOHMN D. METROPOLIS, Propristor OPEN FPROM 5 A. M. TO 1 A M Central Building Broadway, Norwich, Conn. wi FOU WANT 1o pui your bus: inses Botore. ihe paniie,” there s AS o um _ better than through the sé: Asing coramns < Fa Butletin