Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 30, 1917, Page 2

" NORWICH BULL What Is Geing On Tonight. Anclent Order of Hibernians, Di- wision No. 1, in the Opera House block. ts of Pythias, Natchaus lodge, t O4d Fellows' hall. FIRST NINETY MEN WHO WILL BE EXAMINED List Given Out Sunday by Members of District Exemption Board. The Seventeenth District exemption board worked all day, Sunday, getting ready for the draft examinations. They have perfected the first 514 names on the Tist. Probably over 500 will be summoned to take the examinations for the first draft of 134 from this district as the exemptions will average large. An of- ficeial said that in the first 500 names. dependents will exempt about 25 per cent sical risabilities 50 per cent. of the remainder. If this is true, ana there are about 124 aliens In the first 500, more than that number will be called to fil! the ranks with the 124 desired. The fir: examination will be held August sixth, when 90 will be examin- ea at i hall. | The following are the inety Henry Moosup; E James Fogarty, Wili- Hmantic: Andrew Sanka, Williman- tic: Herman Ruschman, Willimantic; Edwin Rose, Willimantic: Albert nier. Broo n: Alden W tic: Ovila Gar John Paine, iard Cas- t John Potter, Windham: Hallie Rivers, North Wind- ham: Howard Mc llimantic; Leon Perrault ¥ Johnston. John Wofick iiott, North Plainfield John T Renand Moosp: Ludivico tic: Nick R bald Sharpe. P Foster, Willima Archi- William Brooklyn: Dufs Pomfret: Albert Moosup The AEOLIAN the fine new privilage of pl ing each record as you wish Beck, Willimantic; Willlam Perlerin, Wauregan;\ Alex Menditto, Williman- tic; Henry Monty, Plainfiel go Abbington; Jooseph Hpr- Elwyn Jacques, ‘ermon Brettschneid- er, Willimantic; Michael Danahey, of ‘Willimanti Josepr ~ Hemingway, Moosup; Joseph Lisse, Willimantic: John G. Bass, Willimantic; Peter Roy, Willimantic; Sidney Paine, Moosu Almond_Colvin, M ; Feancis Sane Sy auregan: Wiliam . Greene, Ceatral Village; ~Thure ° Williamantic; Willlam Pope, Moosup: Roy Howard, Willimantic; Ralph Dus- siere, Willimantic; Sven _ Dahlof, Plainfield; Arthur Baisclair, Sterling; Henry Butler, Moesup; Walter Chap- pell, Windham; Hector Brenier, Platn. fleld: John Slattery, Pomfret; Samuel Gallant, Willimantic; _Arthur _Nefr, Willimantic; Vinsenzo Insalaco, Willi- mantie. Arthur Bonin, Willimantic; Harold Copeland, Brooklyn; Antonio Wske, Willimantic; Harry Brisson, Plain- Geld: Victor Vincent, Plainfield; Al- anson Colvin, East Brooklyn; Georse Dawley, Plainfleld: George Burger, Moosup;_ Harry Clark, Willimantic; James Baker, Abbington: Charles Wel- don, Brooklyn: Ernest Wilde, Central Village; Arthur McQuillan, Williman tic; Frederick Clinton, South Wind- ham: Duncan McArthur, Willimantic; Frank Congdon, Plainficld: Raymond Brownn, Willimantic: Pearl Chamber- lain, South Windham: Frank Read, Willimantic Woodward __ Phillips, Plainfield: Daniel Duryea, Williman- tic: Cyril Houle, Willimantic, and William Shea, Willimantic. Thornton, teau, Willimantic; Ve Partners Quarrel Over Horse. Another episode was acted in the tory of the Weinstein-Spector case, Saturday forenoon on Pleasant street, ear the armory. The setting was simple; Weinstein was on the e which was the cause of the ar- sument and Spector (Samuel) was on the ground, holding onto the bit agd trying to ‘take the aforesaid ho: away from Weinstein. Spector gave s reason for the move that he thought that Weinstely was taking the horse, which they own in_partner- horse for five days and now he wanted to use the horse for five days. The argument and the small crowd that Lad collected was broken up by Chief him to return to his work in Hartford. him guilty and gave him thirty days the car wag §mashed, as was the lenses h ts. The fenders were - apd whele front end was stralned or bent, the glass of the epeedometer being broken by the train. s The chauffeur received the worst in- juries. He was placed on the ground at a distance from the accident by those mear the corner and Dr. Guild was called. By this time the second car arfived on the scene of the acci- dent and jt turned out that a doctor was included in the party. After do- ipg as much as he could, the injured ffeur and the rest of the men were placed in the car and rushed to St._Joseph’s hospital and Dr. Owen O'Neil was called. The chauffeur had serious lacerations about the face and general bruise: while the other young man had gen- eral bruises. The injuries were not ug::l-ny serious, as the men were "’l back to Holyoke in an automo- bile. The corner at South Windham where the accident happened is very danger- ous, as the road turns off at an angle of about 45 degrees. and those mot used to the road usually end up against the tree just around the corner. POOL ROOM RAIDED. Chief Killourey Gathers In Group. of Young Crap Gamblers. Chief of Police Killourey raided the pool room of Raymond Comins at fhe corner of Main and Railroad streets Sunday noon and caught several young men playing a crap game. They were taken to the police station and charged as frequenters of a gambling house. They were let out under a bond of $15 each. Comins was charged with operating a _gambling house and was held under a $200 bond, which was furnished as in the other cases. Those arrested as frequenters were James Crouse. 28, of New Lon- don, Jonn Lake. 32, New York, nomas Atchise, New London Alfred George, New London, John Lynch, 22, New Haven, William Gordon, 20, New Ha- ven, John Smith. 28, Bridgeport, James Allen, 21, Waterbury. There have been several complaints about the paol room, and the raid was the outcome. OBITUARY. Patrick Dunleavy. Domin- g ship, to Norwich, to sell. He also St el T2 Edward “ . . 0| The death of Patrick Dunleavy oce | PO¥S are to leave on the 7.28 a.m. cen Had-[ftated that Welnsteln had used the}.yrreg at his kome in South Windham | SXPress train for Wickford, en route at 2.30 Saturday afternoon. He was emploved in the Smith-Winchester plant in South Windham. He is sur- were made by automobile. jail, suspending sentence, and plac- A large potato on exhib: James avenue. L 3 > Mrs. H. Devon of South Manchest. tage.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newell and Miss Corinrie Hurburt have returned to Rockville. . & MYSTIC Surprise Gifts For Orria U. Perry— Home Guard to Escort Second De- tail of Naval Reserves—Men in the rst Draft—Appointment For Earl Walbridge. Orris U. Perry was given a surprise t his home in Orchard street, Satur- @ay evening. Mr. Perry has recent- 1y passed the chaigs of Stdhington lodge, No. 26, I. 0. O. F. and the officers who served under him decided to giye him a good time. The ladies were not overlooked as about forty were present. Games were played and dancing was enjoyed. During the evening Mr. Perry was presented_a Past Grand collar and jewel. Re- freshments were served. . HOME GUARD PARADE. Members to Escort Second Detail of Naval Reserves. The officers of the Home Guards, who had charge of the parade in Mys- tic held last Wednesday when the de- tail of naval reserves was escorted to the railroad station have expressed their thanks and appreciation to the manufacturers who allowed their em- ployes who betonged to the Home Guard to participate in the parade without loss of time: also the Mystic band, fd® turning out without pay. The officers are now arranging for another parade, when a detail of naval reserves under Captain Harlan Bur- dick with nineteen men, leaves for Newport. Captain Fish and Captain Taylor of the Home Guards are ex- pecting a large namber of men to ap- pear in uniform and escort the men from the Bank square to the station. The Mystic bapd is to turn out and the fire alarm will sound six times for Company A, and seven times for Company D. Every effort will be made to ive the bovs a good send-off. The ewport. In the First Draft. = Mystic men are draft- Kiehurg. ETIN, MONDAY, JULY 30, s xR e Pt e SOR 4 And here’s a little bit of advice and chew it often. It will keep — - ! Kilourey. Each man threatened the |Vived by four daughters, a son and a VPRI other with arrest brother. ' Donovan. Spector and his son were before the Charles. Menge. police court Thursday charged with Automobile Accidents. Burnham. breach of peace and assauit upon | Irting Ford of this city Ssured in . Wefhstein. They were found gzullty |an accident Sunday, when his run- = of the first charge and fined 313.40.(about was struck by another car. The | a3 Apee (v poaine N R R R P BT g m are airing their partnership infront axle of his car was combietely | ;74 o S&l’“ % the junk business in the courts at|detached from the machine and one| 1 1o S L - T A A . present, but Spector does not seem 10 | of the tires was eut. Irving took the | 1113 xld B. Mexson, N. 3 P - vant to wait for a court decision. pumber of the marhine tnat Hit him | L C. Ostigny, ut refused to tell what it was. The| Viln Sow s SAM SING ARRESTED. accident occured- on the road from | Moveiinme s 3 Bozrah to Colchester. The car was i g ! First Mongolian in Police Court for|towed to the Leonard Brother's gar- et B = | Intoxication — Judgment Suspend- |age for repairs. LB i ak A touring car, owned and driven b | | by a Bristol party, was damaged at g | The first member of the Mongolian | Phoenixville, Sunday afternoon. The . \(‘,wfl- . t - P l N race who has been arrested in Willi- [left fender was fiattened against the gl ool | mantic for intoxication appeared in}body and the headlights were knock- Wi'lard 8, | - e Winlimantio police. coutt . Satur. |ed oft. No one was injured. 1420 _Wittred S Lamb. THE BIG BUSINESS-MANS GUM day. He pleaded not guiity and GEnoien Wi CREppm judgment was suspended to enable Brief Mention. Bey w coiat He gave his “‘m':l a!; h;athSng, a 3 Peter .\Xc(‘rreflog a baker in the U. i laundry man_ of artford. ie was|S. Navy, spent Sunday with fr 3 P P VOCALION arrested at the railroad station upon |in this city. - . Finn complaint of the men at the station . B. D Toeal 5 aitman. = v who, thousht he mignt et itied by A perie ot Ame Jocal 3 Lamphere " the trains. The local Chinamen woul 1 hurch *Sunday. Tenge. - Our statistics show that nine ave nothing to do with him. Conkcegm Jogal curch Sund 5—V. S Dombreski. to Qa SA7 out of ten like the Vocalion (News items sent unsigned are never | Wilson ° 124 fse botier thin sny other { e e used by The Bulletin. Writers must | Johnson el i Ba L sign at all times: this rule ~never | Hanli F] ° {t:';‘:""’ t R | Paul Curran appeared before the |changes.—Correspondence Editor.) | Jouglas, O.. M. Hear it yourself. You, court charged with assault upon his| The annual Sumday senoo! g ratone o Vocalion tone —the refined hearing the testimony of his wife and | " D Edmonds' farm Saturday, was | n W. Pomeroy. (=] elegance of the cabinets and what he had to say, the court found {wey sttended. The trips to the farm | 13 Lo Ha ~ = ing him_on probation for three 3 Lt i o by means of the Graduola ex months. "He has appeared vefore the | o store window was R - pression device. local court on the charge of non- rooklyn in the county jai = . ¥ K F e The prisoners have about 30 Stonson ® o under cultivation, fourteen of pota- abby. 2 E e e e s 2 o your stomach in perfect trim o BALE BV il ‘An Intereating demonstration of the | o 2nd Mrs. John J. Duggan ot work of the murses of Bt Joseph®| 70"y New Heves shore rescrs ' Soir © hospital, at the nurses home on ®alley | 1,5 e °F L i £ 3 rses h n urday, after a visit with Mr. Duggar b & , |street will be held, Tuesday after- |gceafs 2100 & Fiolt Wit f 7 noon. The rooms will be open from |3iign strees, o ussan of 1 s WILLIMANTIC 330 until 5:30 to all interested. : i L. Lamphere The pulpit of St. Paul's church was | ard F. Crandall, W. M. ® o Sunday Auto Accident at South Wind- | poCuBled Sunday by Rev. 4. T. Ges- inslow W. Nash, W. M B e o e 0k ead in e ICK O atlie, our 5 The “first corner coming up” wat|cccupied the pulplt at Neshota Sem- | usil e el 1 iiiter |inuey: Praviohh “to. thar timer he| T e ® JAY M. SHEPARD undar toll when Sunday afternoop|lived on the western pl The | Matthewson, O. M. about 30 a Cadillac eight touriag|regular rectory, Reyv. Borchert, ex- Fedford. e B Succeeding Elmore & Shepard car attempted to take the corner at a |changed with Rev. Mr. Gesner Sun- | Erolnes . w ou C e F alD dE igh rate of speed and hit a tree. The |day. 1995 ovanni Camp, O. M. ’ unerailirectorand kml Aumber of the car which struck the - e g e . | iree was 0S04E, Mass., while the num- 1l . 2794— 2T, Martistski % 60-62 North St., Willimantic |ber of the second car of the party, Willimantic Camp Ground | 27! M Moreishit. ac ac whick t, 282, - ariner Lady Assistant TRl Sonm ek (e LA L ke Cottage Owners and Visitors at the ey o™ 3 » & “witness of the accident says that| Grove Sunday—Boy Scouts . Leave| ohn' . Wheeler. the car was going at a rate of about | Teday. |2 John Quid g 'y 'y DR. F. C. JACKSON |:0miics an nour - When the chauffeur # 1011w S Fenamer. 0. Cooling Peppermint Flavor < came to the turn he saw that he could | A number of visitors twere at the | 2870—A. Pozzolezi. s ot make it. He velled and tried to Camp Ground Sunday, taking advan. | . D. Deronin. | SPN PP——— turn. The car hit a large trée and |tage of tHe chance to spend s awiet. | =6\, ‘Greene | f"«‘igi?u:“fn:?—?g"fi: :?m{:che;h:fm::: restful day. Many of the rmmzcrqs at. | Wunto Fasili. i . 5 Main- s . ltree w 3 tended ch vi villi ohn Parzob Removed to 715 Main‘St. Willimantic | of the impact threw the passengers out | burime s moy, o ices in Willimantic | 2970—John Farzoh. O. 3L Hours—8 w.m. oz 5. m Phone 44 | Of (e car. The chauffeur went through | Mrs. Wesley Morse of Willimaptic MeKone B I N the windshield e other occu- | was a visitor at Mrs. Sumner's cottage | Dodge. PLAINFIELD t; First Class Privates, Walter |this prosperous mill village en our [ W ‘1'3:!'-(\;:n'teg:ermv‘;mmoef)tz;% fi:;?e?:: on Cartwright avenue Sunday 973—W. A. Crook, O. M | Ciark, Oveia Jitchell and ' Elzneer |covntry was forced to ente o A s ront seat, - ali Mr. and Mrs. Jack 2650—C. ivates, Stephen’ Woo ren war in the histo el rdoh HIRAM N. FENN ine ground in & pile’ The car Wit on | Mase, were Fuesta Sunday of Mro.| 2100 Trani St. John's Catholic Parish Furnishes aimuer Chabot. Horace | workd, is " eharacteristic of e trie |, Of UNDERTAKER a nd EMBALMER|°T® "l‘df‘:o"di;g}?;:mgr::arru‘::u:n:-cl; Jackson’s sister, Mrs. Carter at her Each Departing Voluntcer a Comfort Dayon, Jesse Alexan- | American spirit and of t same | the ser 62 Church St, Willimantic, Ct. B ot axie was prshed Dack dbous |CCrtage on Bimpson avenue. J. M Kit—Town Proud of Honor Roll — rd, Gobeille, | epirit which was exhi Plain- | MU0 ‘Telephone Lady Assistant{cne foot. The bumper on the front of Scouts Going Home. . Episcopal Parish Has Outing at hwl',}w‘ ‘\ér‘nfi!' n"fl.’} EIE cwar, S 5 : a | teat ke Sl Wl i Rocwall Joseph ¢’ Nelson fwar, Civi war, Mexican war and the | 1AL 1) Canterbury. icr Roberge, Fred | Spanish-American r Th a |Hockanum who have been at the| Seaman Stewart Melyin of the New- et Bou, Two | brave deahs o the fatiiers of Pl . Hockanum cottage for a week leave | Dort Naval station, has been the guest| Rita Doris, infant daushter of Mr.|former members, Grant Baker and |fetd in those treing Gave are soeers | the today for their home. of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas|and Mrs. George Ouellett was baptiz- | Frederick Marriott transfered Into | worthy Imepirathme to the . mans | CCnne . Miss Doris Phelps, Miss Helen John- | Melvin for 48-hour furloush. ed Sunday at St. John's church by |the navy and army respectively. i SRR L L TR W son of Willimantic, and Harlan Hills of | A cablegram and a letter from Miss |Rev. William A. Keefe. The sponsors Bl e t T bivers sid Rent o7 “peat | coms East Hampton spent Sunday with Mrs, | Sarah McDonald repots her well and | were Miss Emma and Joseph Lavalc oRrd ianc. Swen. 0d mocs of the: wofld's sientees | the Jane Hills. happy, somewhere in France. of Moosup. Misses Loretta and Jennie Paliger |20 ‘feedom of the world's great=st | ancne (oF, and Mrs, Arthur Dean. of Dan-| v, and Mrs. John Lewis of Bavonne, | Thomas and Harold Hargraves ar- and brother, Charles, are spending & N hie Siilssite it o visitors at the arker | N. J., are guests of Mrs. Lewis’ fath- [spending a week vacation with New | Week vacat in New ork. ! £ i S TEPPN WILLIMANTIC, CONN cottage Saturday afternoon. er, Joseph W. Noble. York triends. ,Jlisses Ruth and Eva Higginbottom [ ¢4 in many branches of the service as | - - Miss Julia Hubbard who has been| Willingham Lift and Dr. Duncan are ave returned, “after spendipg. a I6AL YOUIDS HAYE enlisies i the the guest of Miss Strong during the | here for a stay from Tilton, Ga. Mr. KITS FOR SOLDIERS. w th relatives in|reésular army, navy and national|has a Tonth has retirned to her home in| Tift siates that his parents, Mr. and 4 ; antaakyc Benoh o o [EESREr Stnek Bl on 58 < s W. H. Westward of Mer- | Mrs. H. H. Tift, will Bk i . h Hull, cal young man, has | D ngsley, enlisted in the am . ) iden will be Miss Strong’s guest during | annual visit to R s neHiac B Eamisted Paparting, Vol- in the Fifth company, Nor-|bulance corps and left for Genrz ¥ et Tlova " Cotior awe Aaughter, Ada,| Unteers by Members of St, John's nd left Saturday with the com- | Where he went into trainina. H-~ i< |/, s l5And Mrs. Ernest P. Andrew and | and Mre. H. B Cuiler, and children; | Parish. aY S asl Tosha Witsax Ihes st RN RIS e . _Andrew, Jr. of Auburn, | have returned to New York, after a Albert Sen and Joseph Wilcox [has bee: ved recently from him | A R (it railroad station Saturday forenoon o |evening in the Third company, Nor- C . Frederick Marriott, | sarvice b z L 2 z Mrs. T. 1. Cole has returned to her| Harold George of New York is the|bid the local members ‘of the Thir-|wich. Tt will_report soon’ at thc|Wiltred Jarvis, Jossph Gamach! and|ent reas There i sa great advantage in buying your Bathing Sult, ||nore. 7 brtiemis’ TS S | st 0070 56 ST 08t oot R R, i | T esiing iy Jossph Venuste sge reguiars 'In e 3C % y Wi rs. Benton. Edwin C. George. were shed by the relatives of thes Episcopal Parish Picnie. Y stationsd At Tope Sibfum and Cap, Shoes and other needs early. Choice is best now, Edward Wheeler and son, Edward On Waiting Orders. Joung men as they were departing for | nemrors of St. Paul's parish en- | yracuse N V. William | you can select from the styles you prefer and have the Edward. Jr, of Providence. were at| Farl Walbridee has received notive|An island fort. As friends zave the an outing at Babcotk's grove,| s s tasained fams as o c: ye 4 pe 2 = g the eeler cottage on Haven ave-|that he is made quartermaster ser- | Young volunteers a last handsha Canterbury Saturday, Swimmin 1 a member of the Second Suit eady when you want it. Besides just think of the [|nue over Sunday. geant in the Engincers' Reserve corps |they praved that they might re was the main- atiraction for the boys | oot ok, in New Yor full bathing ahead of ith hot ther Dr. and Mrs. Gane, who have been|an dshould bhe ready for instant eall, | home uninjured. The plaiform and they also participated .in ball | foeComruny Passed an season ahead of you, wi ‘weal up staying at their cottage on Cartwright| . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bentley of | crowded, many emploves ofsthe Low- |300 (N, G50 BMHGEMEC G0, (0 | for veoman =~ Sidnev Knight into September, one can have plenty of enjoyment out J|3i5es & Wil have ro- | Poston are auests of Mra T A, Crates. | 100 s e ane o Didfand ail had o delighiteful time. The i e g OO T e s . Mrs iam Je 7= a ught- ve. soldicrs rip was made by auto-truc 1 ey I WA A AR St of it. Mra C. A, Les. Miss Estelle Squires | cr. of Deop River, are. guests of My, |(heered as the traln pulled out The | "I, W23 TC® [, NIOUIYCE, | ;o | tralnine at ‘Poston, ~ Grant Fater | — g s i Wi Eyicllo Squires| er. of Dee: , are & Mr. |jocal members received comfort Kits | .oiiues sribe S e e anen Tmors | Who showed as a sirone man during TH SUITS f illi- | and Mrs. Ernest Frumle: 3 returned, after a brief stay with rel- | ; BA Si ‘or woman are priced at $1.50 and mantic were callers Sunday at Mrs. L.| Tnos Murphy is seriousty fll. made by members of St. John’s Cath- | 5 0l0 Sy oinsocket, R. I tae Bartlell's performances, we § 1 | BATHING SUITS for children are priced at 78c || etornod o oeir morserts Navitben™™ | 7 Joston, calid triere"vy’ the'Tuness | 0008 o0 SUECMHE, dher“mich | arey, Onfes and “nighter, ods | Bl andwas refcivad in v - and to $2.50. © Arrive Frem Norwich. Miss Tramond Holmes and Miss Jo- e S Ty o ekt home pecple |Beach Sunday Jdn Mr. Dupuis ma- In Thirteenth Company, I IMNIPLC . Mrs. Jeremiah Holmes in Bridge .| ety's _initials were nsecribed an a - which left SBaturday for an L TULL BATHING SHOES 25c to 59c o haries Glack S Now Longon spent | . Mrs; Henry Taucette of Pawiucket|oricids, was alep Included, ' The boys TOWNE HONOR ROSLS allan e diigwise fal b 3 2 e et who not belong to the St. John's == 2 ter 2 .y ber Sunday with his famliy at the New | !5 Yisiting retevives in town. = |ehureh receivea kits withou: ‘the s | Youns Men Respond Nobly. to Coun- | Walrer: Ciark, Fisnent Coinoir Decld| Do not ~ M‘;}don house. - e o Ble TighE R, B ™ | signia of the socie Thirty e of try’s Call for Defenders. | Mitchell, Stephen Wood, Joseph Coin- | burn Aizzine LV, W. Hovey has returned to New | e o s 11 : these kits were given to local boys |over, Samuel Chabot, Horace Knignt, | ne=dnche ndon. & s who have enlisted. The e village of Plainfi with | Arthur Dayon, Jesse Alexander r Fase 3. 5 s James Sterry of New London is vis- North Haven—Mr. and Mrs. Levi The voung men who enlisted In the |a population of about two usand | Eellard, Bagar Gobeille, Fred V| 8¢ - gkw his family at tmeir cottage on|Cooper of North Haven celebrated | Thirteenth company from this vi as responded to the nation’s call to|cent, Fred Phillips, George Desrosier. | 0.5 indige - aven avenue. their 6ith wedding anniversary last|lage are: Corporals Henry Roberge larms in a most noble manner.. The | Joseph Labric, Nelson Greenwood, | or mones ded. L. \ op 3 § Miss Charlotte Codw. of Oxtord, | week. % = land Peter Kagan, Busler David Her- showing made by the inhabitants of Michael Reberze, Fred Vandale and ' can surply vo