Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 8, 1917, Page 7

Henry Allen & Sen FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS LADY ASSISTANT All Calls Answered Promptly Day and Night 88 Main Street WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU Team Harness One at $50.00 which is a good bargain. A new light weight Water-proof AUTO ROBE at $350. THE L. L. CHAPMAN CO. 14 BATH STREET. NORWICH, CT. ALARM CLOCKS ALL GRADES ALL PRICES —at— THE WM. FRISWELL CO. 25 and 27 Franklin Street JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOKBINDER Blank Boocks Made and Ruled to Order 108 BROADWAY DR. A. J. SINAY Dentist Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Norwich Phone 1177-3 WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best work and materials at right prices by i 1abor. Pelephone 50 West Main St DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS., Props. 26-28 Broadway Telephone 1227 DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon McGrery Bui ing, Norwich, Conn. Cverhauling and Hepair Work OF ALL KINDS ON AUTOMOBLLES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS, Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Ti ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. Blacksmithing ia all its branches. Scott & Clark Corp. 507 to 515 North Main St CAVE WELDING & MFG. CO. Automobile and Machine Parts Welded. Garage work a Spectalty. Work Guarsnteed. 31 Chestmut St. Tel. 214. DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building Teke elevator Shetucket Strees entrance. Phone NOTICE DEAD HORSES AND COWS Removed Free of Charge Call 163 New London. Ask for Chas. Later. Reverse charge. WEST SIDE HIDE co. P. O. Box 379, New London THE PALACE 78 Franklin Street P. SHEA JOHN A. DUNN Our Saponaceous Tooth Powder, 25¢ Ought to be sprinkled on your tooth brush. It's the Tooth Powder de luxe. Druggist, 50 Main Street American House Special Rates to Theatre Troupes Traveling Men, Eto. Livery Connection Shetucket Street FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. THERE 1s no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- SRR 15 Tisiness results. ThefBulletin. Norwich, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1917, THE WEATHER. Tonditions. Anti-cyclonic conditions prevail over New England. The temperature has not changed materially. A gen- eral shower condition wiil prevail Wednesday in the lake region and the Ohfo valley and it will doubtless ex- tend eastward Wednesday night or Thursday into the middle Atlantic states and New England. The temperature will fall slightly in the regions of rainfall and quickly return to normal conditions as soon as_the rain ceases. Winds for Wednesday and Thurs- aay: Aglantic, North gentle southeast and fair weather. Middle Atlantic, gentle 'south and fair weather. . Forecast. New FEngland: Increasing cloudi- ness Wednesday: Thursday , showers. Bastern New York: Showers Wed- nesday_afternoon or night and prob- ably Thursday: not quite so warm, Observations in Norwich. The following records reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Tuesday: east " to Ther. Bar. 7 a m 70 30.18 1= 23y 83l mang p. m. 80 30.25 ®Hrgmest 847 towest 76 Comparisons, Predictions for Tuesday: Partly cloudy. Tuesday’s weather: As predicted. in, Moon and Tides. n Sun_ || oElien 1 Moon I Rises. | 1 Sets. || Water. || Rices: m | p m [la m | pm 447 ‘ 7.01 ” 12.14 448 7.00 041 4.49 658 1:33 450 656 | 232 451 655 || 338 452 654 || 643 458 658 |l 552 Six_hours after high water it Is low tide, which is followed by flood tide. . GREENEVILLE Fifth Company Men Home—Rejected for Having Dependent Relatives — Personals and Note: Monday, George Houston and Albert Savage, of the Fifth company, return- ed to the village, having been reject- ed when the company was sworn into federal service. Houston, who is a motorman and Savage, Who was a seargent, have relatives dependent upon them for support. Personals and Notes. Miss Clara Zahn of Fourth street is on her annual vacation. Conductor William Sweet of the Shore Line is unable to work because of illness. There were a number of local boys before the examining board for the selective draf: Tuesday. Motorman Irving Larkin of the Shore Line is confined to his home on Central avenue by illness. Mrs. Joseph Murbrey visiting, and son, of Pawtucker, are with Mrs. James Shea, of Local Boys Before Examining Board —Men With Dependents Discharged From Fifth Company—Personals. Tuesday there were several local young men among the first eighty to be caled before the examining board for physical examination in connec- tion with the selective draft. Hore- dore Fregeau, of Providence street, who was the second man to be drawn was unable to appear for examination, being confined to his home with an attack of typhoid fever. Discharged From Fifth Company. Archie Mueller and Richard Heberd ing, who were in the Fifth company, Rave returned to their homes in the village. They were exempted by fed- eral officers through having dependent relatives, E. R. Milliken Undergoes Operation. E. R. Milliken underwent a success. ful operation at the Backus hospital Tuesday. The operation began at ten o'clock and was finished at 10. Mr. Milliken was able to sit up a talk to the doctors at 10.30. Personals and Notes. Arthur Jodoin of Bridgeport is vis- iting friends in the village. Miss Frances Coughlin of Fall River is visiting relatives in the village. Miss Celia Murphy of Northampton is visiting with Postmaster D. C. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Troger have returned to Hartford, after a brief visit with relatives in the village. Pay $100 a Month. Department Aeronautical Officer announces that in addition to the $2,000 base pay to graduates as bal- loon pilots under the commission as First Lieutenants, the men wiHl re- sation at such rate pay will be $100 per month, and cents a day allowancé for rations. MI-0-NA QUICKLY ENDS INDIGESTION Do not continue to suffer with heart- burn. dizziness, after dinner distress, headache, biliousness, pain in the bowels or sour and gassy stomach. Get relief at once—buy today—a 30c box of Mi- o-na Tablets. They quickly and surel ¢nd indigestion and stomach distress— or money refunded. Lée & Osgood Co. can supply you. GAGER Funeral Director ~ and Embalmer Prompt serviceday or night 642-2. Lady Assistan EREEEEESCTRN Fourteen Are Physically Qualified First Group of Norwich Men ‘Appeared Before Local Board onTuudly—Wdhl’.Mwmlequ,dmAaefled— Fourteen Claims for Exemption and Sefenteen for Dis- charge. ) Just before seven o'clock Tuesday evening when the local exemption board completed its first day’s work, at the Thayer building, Secretary Wallis S. Allis announced that of the men examined fourteen were physically qualified for service, twenty were Physically _disqualified, seventeen filed claims for discharge and fourteen filed claims for exemption. The board was unable to anounce an official list of the names of those accepted, rejected or claiming exemption or discharse last night. The men examined were the first eighiy of the 240 called to il the local draft quota, 120. This (Wed. nesday) morning the board will com- mence the examination of the second eighty of the 240. The First Man Accepted. Walter P. Moran, son of John A. Moran, was the first man called up for examination and was the first man ac- cepted, making no claim for exemption. James' M. Whitman, the first man on the list, has made application for ex- amination in another part of the state oceive during their training at the ob- | servation balloon schools a compen- that their total ) and Horedore Fregeau of Taftville, the second man on the list is ill with ty- phoid fever and was unable to appear. Mr. Moran was the third man on the list and so happened to be the frst man called up for physical examina- tion. It is a coincident that Mr. Moran was the third man to register here and the third man to be drawn In the draft, his number being, 458. Four Brothers in Service. It is his honor to be not only the first man accepted here but to be the fourth son of John A. Moran to enter the country’s service. John Moran, a brother is in the Second Connecticut Regiment, Richard Moran, another brother 1s in the Brooklyn navy vard, having a commission granted him for Pratt Instititute. Jaraes, still another brother, is on the U. S. S. Arizona. Jo- seph Moran, a fourth brother is liable to draft, but Edward Moran, his voungest brother, is under 21, and o is not eligible. In spite of his youth £d- ward is anxious to see service with Uncle_Sam’s_fighting forces. In the near future Walter expects to go to Washington and take examinations ‘for the aviation corps. Several Aliens Willing to Fight. Asked as to whether they were will- ing to fight for the U. S., several aliens who appeared said they were and they were turned over to the examining physicians. Under the law aliens are obiiged to appear before the board but they are not examined if they claim exemption. At first the work of examining and exemption went along slowly but it soon picked up and by the middle of the afternoon was progressing at a sat- isfactory rate of speed. The First Exemption. John J .Donovan ef No. 100 Spruce street was the first man to recelve ex- emption. He was exempted because he is an allen, a native of Ireland, mot having taken out his first papers yet. Fach man exempted was given an Bx- emption button, provided he asked for it. The majority of the men examined are claiming exemption for varlous reasons. None of the exemption claims have been passed on by the board. A local Chinaman, Ng Wing, whose number of 564, and who was the 31st man drawn was on hand at eight o'clock Tuesday morning but it took considerable time to get to him. e was overcome by the temperature In the rooms and had to leave several times. The Draft Officials. Dr. Leone F. LaPierre is the examin- ing physician of the board. He was assisted on Tuesday by Dr. R. R. Ag- new. Dr. Harry Higgins,” Dr. Louis T. Cassidy and Dr. Patrick J. Cassidy, theblatter having volunteered his ser- vices. If needed. The exemption board consists of Judge John ‘M. Tha chaipman; Wallace §. Allis, secretary and the examining physician. Assist- ing the board are. Willlam Tyler Ol- cott in charge of the clerks, Earl Matthewson and Gilbert S. Raymond. This district comprises the towns of Norwich, Preston and Leryard. The Third Installment. The follgwing is the third install- ment of men on the Norwich draft list. the second having been published in The Bulletin on Tuesday morning: 25— 585 Frank Herbert Malloy, 16 Broadway, £26—2873 James E. Hynds, 183 Bos- well avenue. 627—2191 Stanislau Jurczyk, 26 Sev- enth street. 628—2071 Elmer Allen Latham, Nor- wich, R. F. D. No. 1. 629—1464 William L. McGrory, 46 ‘Washington etreet. $30—1257 Louis Moruzo, 56 North Main streat. 631—1077 Daniel Steliner, 144 Frank- Lin street. 632—1961 Minos Neupoulos, Yantic. 633—2616—Boleslofu Hmeileki, 17 Cove street. 634 1 Nouri Hamwi, 209 Main street. 635— 781 John ancis Barry, 2 Champlin place. 636—2131 Daniel W. Kay, 18 Union street. 637—2666 Myles P. Galvin, 213 Broad- llan G. Gordon,#293 Pros- pect street. 639—2690 Jack Geno, Del Hoff hotel, Broadway 640—1415 Leonard €. Prentice, 38 Thirteenth street. £40—1025 Walter Sutton, R. F. D. No. 5. 6421634 Gerald Collinet, ington street. 643— 958 Whitney M. Verzason, R. F. 127 Wash- D. No. 6, Fort Point. 644— 323 Frank Lienkiewicz, 2 Hinck- ley. Hill. $45—1343 Pioter Pzekop, 75 Fourth street. 546—2441 Joseph E. Epps, 129 Broad street. §47—2491 William J. FitzGerald, 165 North Main street. 648—1433 Patrick McAtavey, 369 Ham- ilton avenue, 649—1804 Francis Joseph Dougherty, Ward street. 50— Louis Albert DeGrenier, 181 Palmer street. §51—1554 George A. Bolton, Jr. 472 Asylum street. 652—1401 Albin Pswekop, 42 Central avenue. 6532677 Joseph Gauthier, 1 North Slater avenue. €54—1303 Rosaris Perrone, 11 Lake atreet. £55—2151 Carl Philo Jahn, R. F. D. No. 1. 656— 963 Christopher Volkmann, 51 North avenue. 7— 433 Walter S. Lumeden, 82 Oak- ridge streef. * 31 Joseph Chester, Avery street. 659—1050 William Hawthorne Shields, Jr., 170 Washington street. 660— 441 George Lake, 22 South Front [ [ #58— $78 John HEN YOU WANT to put your bus- iness Detore the public. there is z0o medium better chan through the a®. vertising coluzans of The Bulletin. street. $61— 850 Raphasl DeMattia, Prospect park, F. F. D. No. 4. 662—1773 Charles J. Croker, 12 Hunt- ington avenue. 663— 357, Peter Lopata, 17 Cove street. | 54— 681 Sabino 2 S i el —_— 664—" 23 Kirk Ricketts, 114 Prospect street. 665—1178 William Smith, 33 Norwich . avenue. #66— 331 John K. Lazos, 68 High street. 667—1881 Dorile Ducharme, Merchants’ ‘avenue. 568—1108 Ernest B, Saunders, 21 Rip- ley place. 4692617 W, Bernara Hoelck, 492 Main street. 670—248y Arthur Henry FitzGerald, 7 Watercress avenue. 6712794 Victor Cohen, R, F. D. No. 3. 672—2730 Frank Andrew Case, R. F. D. No. 6. 673—1910 Stanislaus Chaikoski, 41 No. CIiff street. €74— 492 Joseph Mruk, Occum. 675—1201 Edwin B. Moffitt, 41 Eliza- beth street. 676—1978° Antonio 98 High street. €77—2193 Aleck Silverman, 106 Frank- lin_street. 678— 565 Feliks Mikowski, velt avenue. €79— 800 David Young Campbell, Prospect street. Nonni, 46 Roose- 57 680—1747 Louis Brown, 333 Central avenue. f £81—1447 Richard F. McCarthy, 14 Hill street. 682—1049 Louis Soloway, 220 1-2 West Main street. 683—1442 Daniel McCarthy, 455 North Main street. 584— 715 Frank B. Arnold, 83 Wash- ington street. 685— 961 Harold Addison 25 Penobscot street. 686— 539 Charles Otto Mueller, chants’ avenue. 687— 249 Antoni Lawlkowski, 11 Sum- mit street. 688—1596 Joseph Dydo, 49 street. 689— 562 Edward Henry Malcolm, 161 North Main street. Vars, Mar- Maple 690—2436 James E. Enelish, 18 Slater avenue., 691—1407 John Pletrewicz, 9 Aqueduct street. 692— 501 Ira_C. Leonard, Occum. 693—2356 Tudwig Krombholz, 493 West Main street. 694— 102 John Robert Ringland, 130 Platt avenue. §95—2025 John Joseph O’Connor, 111 High street. 696—1915 Timothy Joseph Dunn, 131 Sachem street. 697—1411 Everett S. Peckham, 202 Laurel Hill avenue. 698—1979 Alfred William Norman, 16 Norwich avenue. 699— 875 Frank George Benson, 92 Fifth street. 700—2769 Robert Alexander Gray, 41 Golden street. 701—2893 Lewis S. Hull, avenue. Jr., 45 Rogers 702—1780 'William A. Buckley, 11 Pe- robscot street. 703— 714 James Henry Digget, 483 Main etreet 704—1528 R. A. Decelles, 16 Broadway. 705— 86 Aibert H. Riese, 147 McKin- ley avenue, 706—1997 Joseph FEdmund O'Sullivan, 27 Fifth street. 707—1024 Stanley Soswiki (his x mark), R. F. D. 708—1291 Bernard J. Pavlok, 5 River- side_avenue. 709— $71 Edward Sears Bennett, 330 Franklin_street. 710—1341 Knut Winslow Peters, 105 CIiff street. 711—2563 Patrick Harnett, 42 Oakridge street. 712—1555_Frea Arthur Cloutier, 189 North Main street: 713—2159 Kazemierz Jarkiewecz, 171 CIiff street. 714—2212 Charles Szlkowskl, 178 CIiff street. 715—2728 George John Goepfert, 10 Garfield avenue. 716—1042 Dennis J. Sullivan, 57 Sum- mit street 717—1605 Thomas Henry Delaney, Central avenue. 718—1934 John W. Durman, mount street. Joseph Rygiski, reet. 720—1520 Sarafin CHiano, Main street. Frederick CIiff street. —1972 M. A. Nufal, street 723—2427 Francis E. Eggleton, Roath street. 724—1690 Edmond Cote, nue. —1156 Willlam Shabecoff, Main street. —1393 Paul Paullas, 1593 Allan B. street. 728—1850 John H. Curry, 284 58 Fair- 16 58 19— Starr North 121—21 Joseph Kelley, 61 24 Thames 12 Hunter ave- 259 West 20 High street. Cole, 3 Fairmount Yantic 729—2013 John Olsen, R. F. D. No. 7. 730— 555 Charles Edward Mumford, 551 Boswell avenue. 731— 978 Nikodymy Zdanclewicz, 30 Forest street. 782—126) Arthur Milo Millard, 51 Sa- chem street. 733—2674 Hormisdas Garry, 30 South B street. 734--2375 Frank Krammie, Clinton av- enue. 735— 506—John Jeremiah Murphy, Thames street. 87 736—2639 Carl B. House, 14 Church street. g 737—2221 Arthur Schofield, 33 Fifth street. < 7881588 Birger Colbers, 58 Hobart avenue. 789—1591 Lawrence Edward Colbmrn, < 19 Willow street. 7402465 Willlam Farrell, 71 Spring street. 741—2450 A. E. Flelding, 26 Baltic street. 742—1903 Ernest Bartolucci. 219 South b Thames street. 743—1686 Edward Paul Talman street. 744—2058 Tracy Harian Smith, Gales Ferry. 454773 Georse Alfred Greenlief, 103 High street. 746—1391 Peter Patroglon, Brewer, 164 42 Thames street. T4T—1272 Peter Papas, 26 Second street. 748—1525 Jacob Bloom, 179 West Main street. 749—2598 Raymond _Thomas Joseph Higgins. 42 Bosell avenue. 7502348 Joef Koslouskl, 9 Aqueduct street. 751 877 Domonick Anthony Bernas- © coni. 26 Bath street. 52— 435 Waclaw Lanoski, 23 Fourth street. 753—2098 John E. Murtha, Norwich, R. F. D., No. 6. Baldessarre, Franklin street. 755—2705 George H. Gilman, 219 West Town, street. 258 756— 713 Costa George Dilan, 279 North Main street. 757—2145 Myron Robinson Jackson, 294 Laurel Hill avenue. 758—1478 James J. McMahon, 212 Pros- pect street. 759—1926 Alfred Durand, 29 South B. 60— ’3:’;:(::9’)! Ulikowski, Prospect . 7612091 Edward_Bell Sheldon, Nor- 652917 Frea” 7, Gorimml 05 W —2917 Fred J. Grimley, 2 est Town street. 763—2844 Ernest A. Richmond, Pres- o ton 764—1121 Max E. Schramm, Jr., 83 Summit street. 7651150 Charles Savoske (X his mark, 417 East Maln street. 766— 450 Alex Lisnipwski, 526 North Main_ street. 7(1—:244’ ‘Wm. Stanklewlcz, 259 Yan- tic. 768—1390 Joseph Pritchard, Occum. 769— 113 Albert Rondeau, 24 1-2 N. B. 770—1658 James Brady, 106 Thames street. 771—2084 Emerson Whipple, Gales Fer- ry, R. F. D, No. 1. 772—1472 Charles james McLaughlin, 127 Central avenue. 773— 725 Costos Aoronidakis, 15 North Main street. 774—1004 Alex Zuromski, 534 North Main_ street. 775—1975 John Nolan, Hunters avenue. 776—1521 ‘Alfred . Bliven, 47 Oneco street. 777—2824 Johr King, State Vospital. 778 156 Harry Thomas, 213 Yanti 779—2222 William A. Super, 55 Seventh street. 780—1034 Waiter John 32 Hedge avenue. 781— 808 Willlam Henry Disco, 40 Mec- Kinley avenue. 782—1604 Clark R. Chapman, 365 Ham- iiton avenue. 783—2650 Josep Hulloz, 120 Yantic. 784—1571 Israel Chaput, School street. 785—2280 Louis Shereshevsky (X his mark), 54 Asylum street. 786— 780 Henry Casarant, Occum. 787—1971 Rudolph Sigfriea Nicholson, 129 Sachemestreet. 788—2760 Adelard Goyette, avenue. 789—1183 John A. Seidel, Germain. 790—2179 Thomas Perry Johnson, For- est street. 791— 267 Ellsworth Edward Willidms, 26 Ward street. Shanley, Merchants 792—1550 Lewis Bogue, Yantic. 793—2809 Irving W. Foote, R. F. D, No. 1. 794 567 Joseph Mazgo), Ponemah House. 795—1218 Robert H. Mahoney, 5 Falls avenue. McCli- x 796— 421 BEdward Lasakowski, mon avenue. 797—2372 Bronislaw Kramarewicz his_mark), 48 Roath street. 798—2565 Frank M. Harrington, 354 Franklin street. : 799—1700 Traver Briscoe, 90 Broad street. 00— 940 Bosilius Vayianos, 8 1-2 Thames street. 801—2846 Johw Sautelie, Poquetanock. S02—2281 Boleslaw Super, 55 Seventh. §03—1232 Harry Markoff, 19 Ann street. S04—1254 Frederick Geo. Murray, Laurel Hill avenue, 805—2310 Alexander Gorman Kilroy, 51 Town -street. $06— 169 James A. Thornes, 428 Main street. $07—2504 Henry Follenius, 62 Pratt street. 808—2860 Byron J. Frink, R. F. D., No. 09— 438 Piote Liszewski, 536 North ain street. 8101477 Fenmc Bernard McMahon, 29 Elizabeth street. 811— 396 Sam Lifshitz, Yantic. $12—2920 Guiseppe Grillo, 98 Hffh street. 813—1633 Fred Bedard, Hunters av- enue. #14— 989 Eznoic Zoin, 180 West Main striet. 815—1702 Thomas Joseph Donovan, 29 Durfey street $16—2786 Charfes Allen Burdick, Pres- ton, R. F. D,, §17-—-1304 James Henr: rin. 24 Paltic street. §18—2270 T. Svoros, 187 Laurel avenue. $19—1107 Frank Arthur Sisk, den Parkway. Torez Kovonkiewlcz, 5 Cove. John Michel Lin- Pillar, Yantic, §22—862 Frank Benoit, Merchants av- enue. —1638_Constanty Condiatovich, 203 Yantic. 8242791 Dennison R. Caswell, R. F. D. No. 1. 5! 1405 Thomas J. Pfeiffer, 428 Bos- well avenue. §26— 257 Ernest D, Whitford, 22 Clift street. 8271524 Thomas Francls Doyle, 14 Huntington avenue. 5282848 Warren O. Sisson, R. F. D., No. 1. £29—1109 Oscar St. Germain, School street, Taftville. . §30— 155 Joseph Tarnowski, Jr., 58 St. Regis avenue. 284 Cliffora Edward Wilson, Fourteenth street. 133 Hartwell Greene Thompson, 1 Front streat. 207 William Jas. Arsenan, street. 867 Rafael DeGruttola, 43 Union street Lizam Phillip Gladue, North Main street. £31— 36 209 657 836-— 920 John Ustach. 36 White street 857 155 Cnanten "W, Timsies, 38 Church street. 538—2681 Joseph J. B. Gauvin, Nor- wich avenue. 8391398 Stanislaw Poreda, 11 Fifth street. Stanislaus Glorsky, 20 Rose. 00 John B. Gunsalve. 32 Cove.. 842— 265 Julian Wierzbinskl, 46 North CIiff street. §43—2064 R. Irving Hurlbutt, Ferry. 844— 285 Frank Ralph Wilson, R. F. ‘Gales D., No. 1. Hamlilton avenue. $45—2325 Philip Kirstein, 44 Forest street. $46—1720 Phillip Denomme, 26 Nor- wich avenue, 863 Frank Fusco, 72 High street Harrison Latamore Crooks, 720 Boswell avenue. Joseph Adelard Gauthier, 10 Twelfth street. 09 Wilfred Fournier, Yantic, Willie Hankin, = 155 West Main. £52—1313 George A. Purple, 14 Provi- dence street. ssz—zsm Otto Heerlein, 153 Boswell avenue. 34—1602 Joseph Belair, Norwich av- enue. 8551963 Charles Meoles, 246 Yantic street. £56—2811 Paul August Greiner, R. F. D. No. 1. 857—1119 Henry R. Sinay, Daniel, ton 858—1864 Ceil Drenobiecek, 35 . street. 3 8§59°-1963 Harry Netkrich, Main street. 260—1917 Mgo De Costa, High Seas & Inland Waters, Steamer "Chel- sea. 861—1051 Joseph R. Sample, 132 High street. $62— 560_Everette Joseph Maurice, 20 218 West Union street. 863— 303 Leovott Liskiewic, 5 Sixth street. 864—2121 Max E. Karp, 285 Main street. $65— 563 Israel Hyman Mandel, 106 Franklin street. $66— 211 Joseph A. Waldran, 56 1-2 S. B. 8671435 John Joseph MacDonald, Norwich Town. $68—1784 Joseph Budnick, 12 North High street 869—2513 Daniel W. Fowler; 33 Roz- ers_avenue. 870—2002 Willlam St. e O'Brien, § Church street $71—1163 Louis Jerome Savage, R, F. D. No. 4 $72—2605 John Hill, Harland Road $73—1689 Carlyle J. Nve, 88 Franklin street 874—2789 Charles Sidney Butler, R, F. D, No. 3 875—2356_Emanuel James Koundonis, 43 North Main street $76—1938 Eli Beandry, Norwich ave- nue. 877—2335 Stanly Kochansky, 180 West Main street §73— 146 Frank Robinson Thresher, 879—2883 Ody-nu- John Hurdes,- #6 If you want to keep your hair in £ood “condition, be’ careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. “This dries the scalp, makes the hatr brittle, and is very harmful. Just plain mulsified co- coanut oil (which is pure and entirely greaseless), much better than the most expensive soap or anything else you can use for shampooing. as this can't possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two tea- spoonfuls will make an_abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust. dirt, dandruff and ex- cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffly and easy to manage. You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces is enough to last everyone in the family for months. Thames street 880— 843 David Bendett, 280 Frank- lin street 881—2643 Leslie Atwood Howard, Laurel Hill Road 882—1050 Adolph Slepski, 27 High street §83—2864 Henry Frohmander, Box 169 Versaiiles 884—1376 John Folka, 108 High street 585—1379 James Francis Poyerd, 83 Franklin street $86—1008 Leo St. Marie, 5 1-2 North Fourth avenue. 887—2472 Clarence Anthony Fells, 38 Baltic street 888— 220 Arnold Talbot Ware, 85 Franklin street $89— 410 Ng Lim, 22 Broadway $90— 299 Wiadyslaw _Witkowski x his mark, 21 Berkeley street 591—1075 David Sussler, M. D., Back- us Hospital $82—2391 John Kubat, 16 Monroe street $93—1189 Willlam Joseph Shea, 67 Sixth street 894—2606 William Hill, Jr, 49 Nor- wich avenue 895— 750 Fdward William Carey, 199 West Town street 896— 58 Gerard Lewellyn Ranger, 87 Division street 897—2394 Joseph B, Kucher, 110 1-2 Broad street $98—2049 Rocco Gannetta, Gales Fer- R. F. D. No. 1 $99—1443 James MeCarthy, 171 North Main st 900—1654 John V. Hoyritop, 63 Spring Garden avenue 901—2367 Alex Kozlowski, 270 West Thames street 902— 150 Fred Charles Thibault, 308 Central avenue 903— 19 Joseph H. Riley, 55 Ward street 904— 400 Philip T. Linderson, 7 1-2 North Slater avenue 905—2321 Carl E. Kinney, 30 Clair- mount avenue 06—1547 Thomas James Duane, 4 rter avenue 907—1873 Leon Duzensky, 5 Sixth street 908—1320 Samuel Plante, Merchants venue 909—1977 Lawrence E. Nolan, 93 Fifth street 910— 4 Alden Fugene Chinley, orth Main street 911—185) Edward Joseph Burns, 157 Boswell avenue 9121571 Adam Butkewech, 19 Brook street 913—1735 Albert Couture, 27 Gros- venor place 814— 115 John Robish, Occum 815— 832 Theodore - Pélvol, Taftville 916—1150 Richard John Centra] avenue heahan, 332 9172350 Peter Kostaski, 22 High street 918—2648 John Fdward Hughes, 9 Sturtevant 919— 206 William Wohlleben, Box 411 Taftville 20—1865 Joseph But, 29 21—217S Robert Livingston Johnson, 2 Huntington place 622—2692 Luciano Gentile, 50 Cedar street 923— 228 William Joseph Ward, 17 Beech street 924—1489 Harry Edward McNamara, 102 Roath street 9252892 Harry Joseph Hullivan, 28 Grant court 926— 136 Peter Tylenda, 12 North Thames street 92 72 William Chatelle, South C A. Deshefy, R. F. D, 920— 430 Omer Laporte, 49 South A street 930—2582 Richard Heberding, 8 Nor- wich avenue 931=2301 William A. Kiess, 245 Main street |932—2344 Tgnaecy Korenkiewicz, 14 Aqueduct street 933—2122 Alik Karpuc, 57 High street 934 John Harold Lewis, 416 Main street 935— 965 James H. Yerrington, Lau- il_Hill_avenue 936 Joseph Hars Jennings, les Ferry, R. F. D. No. 1 937— 95 Georze Rozanski, 82 Oak- ridge sireet 938—1519 Henry Blais, 11 South Slat- venue iclid Bienvem, 23 South B street ed Wiliam Swan, 5 ranklin street Joseph J. Nolan, 280 West Thames street 942— 623 William H. ney avenue 943—2106 Alexander H. Kaminski, faple Grove avenue James Francis Mileski, Fifth street Aldrich, 16 Kin- 20 944— 57 98 9452369 Michael Koziouski, 62 Roosevelt avenue 946— 544 Alfred Mandevile, 208 Main street 947—1021 C. L. Storms, 575 Main 948—2190 949 ot Jan Jurezyk, Va 7 Horrins. De Carr Jack- -2144 Arthur 386 venue, Michael 209 Yantic street -254) Alfred Haisch, Daniel street 9321853 Donat Ducharms, 1 Provi- dence street 953—2497 William James Fleming, 301 Central avenue 954—1269 Reginald C. Pardy, 40 Bent- ley avenie 95522810 Tsaac Geldfand, R. F. D. No. 1 95 6—Harry B. Ford, 26 Hobart avenus 957—2543 Benjamin T. Hall, 40 River avenue 958—2423 Harold Leroy Edmond, West Town street 959—2573 August Harry Hastedt, 25 Laurel Hill avenue 960—1258 John P. Murphy, 132 Bos- well avenue 96 5 vilicox, Gales erry, R. F. D, No. 1 562—2627 Russeil Norman Hopkins, 56_Williams_street 963— 929 Spragay Yanutz, 374 North Main-street 964—1503 Antonio Ciccarell, Main street * 965—2410 Phillip Isper, 37 North Main reet 72 North 966—2045 Benjamin H. Morgan, Gales Ferry, R. F. D. No. 1 9671194 Peter Senn, 84 Talman street 968—1965 Joseph Nejime, ‘36 Spring street 969— 138 Paolo Tangau, 123 Maple street 970—2615 Christian Hoefer, Highland 9712822 Frank J. Kelley, State Hos- pital 97:—2&:;6w Grant H. BEdwards, 328 ton stree* price $2.98. All Our Women’s Fine a choice at $2.98, value up to Middy Hats, 48¢c White Middy Hats—the populat Outing Hats for women und misses at 45c each. Sport Hats for women and misses, ufactu! mple line, value $1 Summer Hosiery Women'’s Thin Ho: iery Summer Underwear Children's Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed, an odd lot at 2 for 25¢ or & Pair........ wee 12Vc Children’s Ribbed Vests, low neck styles, all sizes, at & for 50c, or each. S iseaas 78 Boys' Ribbed Union Euits, short sleeve styles-—pric Suit > § Z 292 Suits Boys' Nainsook Union all sizes—price a suit. Women's Ribbed Vests to slight imperfections for 25c or each..... Women's Ribhed Vests liable | at 3 the “cut-to-Ait” styles—price cach 15¢ Women's Ribhed Vests, in a varfety of stvles, many with lace ¥ —price each.. 19¢ Women’s Ribbed Union Suits, lace trimmed—price a suit 33z Women's Ribbed Tnion Snits, lace trimmed, re d ex- tra. sizes—price a suit... 50¢ 'I'_IE orteous & MHM co_. Warm Weather Necessities We are ready to help you keep cool and comfortable dur- ing the warm Summer days with full and complete lines of warm weather needs. Here are a few suggestions: WOMEN'S SUMMER APPAREL Smocks, Waists and Skirts Women’s New Voile Smocks, some with white collars others with self colors, in blue, coral and Nile green— New effects in Women’s Lingerie Wi materials and in a variety of attractive designs—these are extra good values at $2.00 and $2.98. Women’s White Wash Skirts, principally of poplin and corduroy, a variety of new models—prices are $1.00, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $5.00. Women’s White Corduroy Velvet Skirts, new models, and very fashionable—price $5.98 each. offering includes every Dress Hat in our store— Moumlng Hats and New Fall Hats excepted—no two alike, ts, made of fine Dress Hats at $2.98 $10.00. Children’s Hals, 98¢ o Children’s cholee of our value up to $3.95. all trimmed and ready to wear—s 8 and $2.98. ———————————————————————————————————————————— and Underwear , in cotton, lisle and silk—every good kind, and all at prices which could not be duplicated lf bought under present maket conditions. Summer Hosiery ¢ Hostery—5 Weight F 2 pai Aght and we s Silk Lisle H wh price u pair 29 Women's Silk Boot H black and white— 4 29¢ Extra Speciall Wom In blac or a Silk pafr Hoste 50- Women pa We Women', Phoenix, Onyx, Gold Ete THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. NORWICH TOWN items About Local Peoole and Their Guests—Notes of August Outings— Vacation Trips. Jultus Northrop of Wauwecus Hill has purchased a new auto-truck John A. McCarthy of the Scotland road spent Tuesday in Lebanon. Mrs. Carl B. Eccleston of Otrobando avenue is vieiting in Glastonbury. Stanley Gay of Greenwich, R spending several days at his Town street. on fiss Helen Buckley of Hartford is visiting her aunts, the Misses Buckle: of Peck’s Corner. Miss Cecile Hale of Town sfrect left Tuesday for a visit in Canterbury with Mrs. James Lathrop. ilbu Huntington Miss Mary o avenue, returned Sunday after two weeks' visit in Hartford Thomas Filburn returned Tuesday to Hartford after o few days' stay at his home on Huntington avenue. udge D. A. Markham and daughter, BORN. AUBREY—At the Backus hospital Aug. 8, 1917, a son to Mi. and Mrs. Frank G. Aubrey. POLLOCK—In Backus hospital, Aug. 7 1917, a_daughter to Mr. and Mr Loufs Pollock MARRIED. GATES—FULLER—In Grovelan, Aue. 4, 1917, Curtis W. Gates merly ‘of New London, and Marion P. Fuller of Groveland. DIED. AMABACKER _In Westerly, R, 1T Aug. 5. 1017, Gottlieb Amabacker, aged 44 years. VERGASON—In Bozrah. Aug. 7, 1917 Nettle. W.. wife of Orrin D. Vergason aged 56 years. Funeral sérvices at the chapel rooms of the Henry Allen & Son Co. Thurs- day afternoon, Aug. 9. at 2 o'clock YOUNG—In Lisbon, A & 4 George G. Young, aged ars Funeral services at his late home In Lisbor. Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial in Moosup. HILL—In Poquetanck, Aug. 6, 1917, Leander B. Hill, aged 7§ years. Funeral services will be held in St. James' Episcopal church Wednesda Aug. 8, at 2 p. m. Burial in Poque tanuck' cemetery. HILL—In Norwich, Aug. 6, 1. Hill. Funeral 1917, services will be held at the home of his mother. Mrs. R. F. Hill, 27 Union street, at 2 o'clock. CAMPBELL—In Norwich, Aug, §, 1917, Nellle, daughter of Melvin A, and Lillie Campbell, aged 7 weeks., ' Thursday,” Aus. 9, Grace of Ha last we Hill Mrs. R Mrs Fred Bushnell of Rey Master Pey were Satur F mv!'wH Mrs, Williar ¥ ' ting Mrs. W. G and Church & Allen 15 Main Street FUNERAL DIRECTORS —AND— EMBALMERS Lady Acsistant Telephoris 323-7 HENRY E. CHURCH WM, SMITH ALLEN WILLIAM YDUNB,R.N. Massage and Gener 4] Main Street Funera! Directors WHEN YOU WANT to put yo iness before the public, the o medium better than through fhe ad- vertising coiumns of The Bulletin ar Bus