Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 10, 1917, Page 7

LADY ASSISTANT " All Calls Answered Promptly Day and Night 88 Main Street WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU Team Harness Ore at $30.00 which is a goad bargain: A new light weight AUTO ROBE at $:.30. T!E L. CHAPMAN (0. T+ STREET. NORWICH, CT. ALARM CLOCKS ALL PRICES Water-prosf GRADES ALL THE —att . FRISWELL CO. Franklin Street W and 27 JOSEPH BRADFORD BOUOKZINDER Blank Bocks Mads and Ruled to Order | 106 BROADWAY DR. A. 4. SINAY Dentist | 19 Alice Building, Phone 1177-3 Norwich WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YODNG CARPENTER and BUILDER | Best work and materials at right prices by skiiied labor. Telephone 50 West Main St DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS, Props. Thlephone 1227 26-28 Breadway DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon MceGrery Building, Nerwich, Conn. Cverhauling and Repair Work OF ALL KINDS ON AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS, Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ~ing, Upholstering and Wood Work. Slacksmithing in all its branches. Scott & Clark Corp. 507 to 515 North Main St. CAVE WELDING & MFG. CO. Automonile and Machine Parts Welded. araze work a Specialty, Work Guaranteed. 81 Chestnut St Tel. 314, DR.E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building Take eleva Shetucket entrance. Phone Stree. NOTICE | AD HORSES AND COWS | oved Free of Charge | Zaii 163 New London. Ask for Chas.| .ate~. Reverse charge. WEST SIDE HIDE cCoO. 0. Box 373, New Londen | THE:PALACE 78 Franklin Street P. SHEA JOHN A. DUNN Our Saponac2ous | Tooth Powder, 25¢ Jught to be sprinkled en your toath rush. It's the Tooth Powder de luxe. Norwich, Friday, Aug. 10, 1917. THE WEATHER. Conditions. Pressure is low in Atlantic coast states and the pressure conditions all over the country are rapidly approach- ing the summer type. A general show- er condition has overspréad the mid- dle_Atjantic and New Ensland states. The weather will clear Friday in At- lantic coast districts, with slightly lower températures. Saturday and Sun- day probably will be fair, with mo erate temperature. The winds along the north Atlantic coast will be moderate northwest to west: middle Atlantic, gentle west to nerthwest. Forecast. Northern New England: Partly cloudy Friday, with occasional thunder showers, Saturday fair. Southern New England: Thunder ~howers Friday, followed by fair and comewhat cooler Frida Saturday fair. Fastern New Yo v cloudy and somewhat cooler Friday; Saturday | ‘air, with moderate temperature. Ooservations in Norwich. The following records, reported from | setima prarmacy, shot the changes | mpiritire “ina e Baromeiric | changes Thursday: i Ther. Bar. |z - 013 2 heean 20.02 . aeaen 30.00 Alenes 75 idwast Comparisons. Predictions for Thursday: Thunder v's weather: Showers, with distant thunder. Stoom and Tides. o Sun II_High I Meon i W [ A Dar. >m e Tz H i i H 1034 i 1 : 35 2 Il Morn. S¥ Fours AT hiEn TAer T I iow cde i 27 Eh0ned BF Rood tae GREENEVILLE Many Rejected by Physicians for Na- tional Army—First Wearers of But- tons Showing Exemption—Personals and Notes. There were a number of local young men examined by the physi- cians of the examining board for the selective draft Thursday, but the ma- Jority of those physically qualified Claimed exemption. Only a faw of the bors got by the strict ysical ex- mination although they thousht themselves to he the pessessors of perfect physiques. Thursday the first of the little metal buttons issued to the men who are exempt by reason of physical disability made their ap- pearance in the village. The buttons are about a half an inch in diameter and have on them the word exempt and the letters U. S. Personals and Notes, Joseph Fraser is spending a week at Pleasant View. William McKnight is viciting reia- tives on Central avenue. Mre. William and daughters, Doris, of Prospect streef are visiting at > antic and Poguonnoc bridge. Misses Helen Prodell and Fleming are visiting with Miss Beetham of Wauwecus Hill "TAFTVILLE Arthur Dufour First Taftville Boy to Be Accepted for National Army— British-American War Relief—Per- sonals and Notes. Aznés Alice Thursday the first Taftville bay was accepted for the new national army He is Arthur Dufour. After passing the examination he did not, as most of the other candidates, claim ex- emption. He has been invited to drill witl: the Home guard at the armory Tuesday evening. By getting this military training he has a_chance for appointment as corporal in the new army. The little metal buttons show- ing that the wearer has heen exempted for physical aisability are hezinning to make their appearance in the vil- iage. British-American War Relief. e week end: : Previously acknowiedzed, $456.50; collections for the week end- ing Aug. 4 $17.43: total collections to date, $504.05. The members of the local chapter of fhe British American War Relief fund will hold a meeting in the rooms of the Taftville Football and Soclal ciub next Monday eveninz for the Ajscussion of important business. The chapter has collected over five hun- dred dolars for ihe relief of our aliens since the beginning of the war. Camping at Groton Long Point. Joseph Fletcher, Herbert Renard and Carl Klose are camping for a week at Groton Long Point. Personals and Notes. Robert Deshefy spent Thursday with friends in the viliage. I Earl May and Irving Havens spent Wednesday in New London. Mrs. A. F. Green of West Town street was a recent visitor in the vil- lage. - THREE SUITS WITHDRAWN. Wers Brought Against Compressed Company by Town of Nerwich. Three suits brought by the town of Norwich against the Norwich Com-| pressed Air company ‘were withdrawn from the superior court on Thursdar. ! Ther were brousht for récovery on taxes due the town from the com- pressed air company. Arthur Neveu, an employe riden postoffice for the past vears and at present serving as registry and money_order clerk, has notified Postmaster-Penders of his in- tention to resign. Druggist, 50 Main Street imerloan House Epecial Rates to Theatrs Troupes, Traveling Men, Eto. Livery Connection Shatucket Strest FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. h‘."ngrn @::ll::!]‘:\lt r-\::lumm.h. m- tila for pusiness results, PR Prompt serviceday or night Tel. 642-2. Lady Assistant jsecond with Bulletin. | ELEVEN MEN ACGEPTED THURSDAY Loulao.rdr-'in;l.itn.cmtosmdo«g.s“mdc.nip tion and One Appeal Filed Thursday—Sixteen Found Physically Disqualified by Physicians. THOSE ACCEPTED FOR SERVICE ON THURSDAY 2dward Kirby Jr., D. D. 8., 57 Lin- coln Avenue. Seorge Albert. Ladd, 442 Boswell Avenie. “rank A. Wilcox, R. F. D.. Nor- wich Town. John Henry Mclntyre, Jr. 152 Broad Street. Henry Louis Plante, 83 Palmer Street. Arthur Dufour, 28 South B, Taft- ville. C. Zdanciewicz, 43 Spring Street. . J. M. Murphy. 132 Boswell Avenue. Michael J. Aldi, 96 Chestnut Street. Adelard LaFlesh, Versailles. Ellis Tavlor, 366 Central Avenue. Bleven men, physically qualified and claiming no_exemption were accepted for service in the National Army by the local examining board on Thurs- day. One of these eleven, Henry L. Plante, js a member of the Norwich Fire Department. In all _twenty- thres ‘'men qualified physically on Thursday, but eleven of these made claim for exemption, and one took an appeal from the physician's finding. With the exception of one case the claims for exemption were macde by men with dependents. The other claim for exemption was made by George H. Watrous of Gales Ierry on grounds of religious scruple He passed the physical examination but made claim for exemption as he is a Quaker and does not believe in warfare. The ap- peal was taken by Constantine Pap- yis of 20 Central avenue. More Claim Exemption. The following qualified physically, but entered claims for exemption: James A .Clifford, dependents. Fdward Cartright Stanton, depend- ents. Clinton B. F. Brown. Gales Ferry, de- pendents. Edward H. Kane, 30 Sixth Street, dependents. Walter Maximowicz, 179 West Main Street. dependents. Harold Kaseowitz, 11 Peck Street, dependents. George H. Watrous, ligious scruples. Gales Ferry, re- James Leo Sullivan, 106 Summit Street. L. V. Kingsley , 435 Wast Main Street. Daniel F. Curran. 201 Rockwell Street. Charles E. Knouse, Watrous Ave- nue, dependents. Those Physically Disqualified. Those listed Thursday as physical- Ily disqualified for service were as follow: Iouis Barnett Lear. 44 Laurel Hill William Avery Gallup. R. F. D. No.| "I, Burton Youns. Rock Glen. Felix McMahon, 6 Durfeyr. Walter Oldread. Henry Charles Herring, 115 Mount Pleasant Street. Richard S. .Pilling, R. F. D.. No. 6. Paul M. A. Bruckseh 14 Murray Avenue. Harry Hildebrand 110 High Street. Claims as Aliens The following made claim for emption on grounds that resident aliens: ox- they are Dominick A. Belleview, 35 Fifth Street. George Angela Ginn, 50 Thames Street. Benjamin Goldberg. 56 Sprink Street. Peter Damaskas, 17 Elm Street. - Stanislau lgnatezuk, 1 North B Street. Panaquitis Andrea. Morris Kuffman, 61 Fairmount Street. Balelelan Luckowski, 9 Summit Street. Felix Olzeuski. 16 Roath Street. Frank Alvis, 164 Talman Street. Taftville. William Chgnette Hunter’s Avenue. With less than thirty men accepted for service out of the 240 men called last week the board finds It necessary 1o send out a second call, probably dav (Friday) or Saturday. Whether another 240 or 400 will be called has not been offclally announced. Regarding courses for men in the of- ficers' training camp if drafted. Gov- ernor Hoicomb has been requested by the provest marshal-general to trans- mit the following instruction to the local hoards: “First. Upon receipt of notice to ap- pear for physical examination before a local board a candidate in a reserve offi- cers’ training camp may procure from his commanding officers a certificate that he has been physically examined by the military authorities and has been found fit for military service. In- |stead of making personal appearance Dbefore the board he may file a cer- tificate. Upon receipt of such cer- tificate the local board will record him and hereafter treat him as one calied and physicaliy qualified for military service ‘and if no claim of exemption or discharge by or respect of such person is filed the name will be certi- fied to the district beard on Form 14§ as that of a person called and not ex- empted or discharged. Must Obtain Certificate. “Second. If the candidated is ap- pointed as a commissioned officer after he has heen ordered to report to a local board for examination. but before he is called as a drafted man to report to a local board for military duty and for transportation to a mobilization camp, he should obiain from his com- manding officer a certificate in dupli- cate that he has been appointed. He should forward one such certificate to the local hoard and forward the other to the adjutant general of the state. In such case the local board will be giv- en credit on its quota for one man and should present the certificate of Ap- pointment to the mobilizaion camp in lieu of a drafted man. The adjutant of the state will give the proper local | board credit for one drafted man and will present the other certificate to the provost marshal-general at. the time of final accounting for quotas for the State in lieu of a drafted man. Must Report to Board. “Third. If the candidate is not com- missioned before beiug ordered to re- port to his local hoard for military duty and for transportation to a mob- ilization camp. then he must so report o his local board unless by orders from the War Department he is au- Michael James Barry, 435 North|thorized to report for military duty to Main Street the commanding officer of a training Herman Feltcorn. 51 Washington |camp. in which case an official copy of Washington Street. the order will be furnished to the local John T. Keeley. 12 Hickory hoard and to the adjutant mencral of Robert Deshefey. Norwich Town the State. Upon receipt of this order Thomas C. Chase, 124 MeKinley Av-|the local hoard will be credited on its enue. quota with one drafted man upon pres- James Henry Frink, 353 West Main |entation of such order in lieu of a Main Strees Arafted man. HOT WAVE COSTLY * |MERCHANTS' BUREAU HAS IN EGG CONTEST, Yield Dropped from 3800 to 3,390 Last Week. Total Last week's hot wave cost the laying contest at Storrs just 400 egzs. The corresponding week last vear the hens actually gained a little, whereas in the 40th week of the present contest the total vield dropped from approxi- mately 2,500 to 3,390 egss Three pens of Leghorns ‘were in the first three places for the week. The William L. Gilbert Home pen from Winsted, Conn., was first_with a yield eld of 54 eggs. F. M. Peasley's pen from Cheshire. Conn’, was « very close 3 eggs. while the pen en- Quackenbush for third plac The three mont tered by M. N. J.. came ir eggs to their credit. Iy prizes for July were all awarded to the Leghorn pens. The blue ribbon or first prize zoes to Windsweep Farm, Redding Ridze, Conn. The second prize ribbon for the month was won by F. M. Peasley's birds from Cheshire, and the _third prize ribbon was awarded to A. P. Robinson, Calverton. N. Y. Poultry people have lately talked more about the high price of feed than auy other one thing. This. however, is a disturbing factor only when the hems @0 mot lay. Tn the contest each pen of 10 birds averaged to lay during July 11 14 dozen eggs that sold for an av- erage price of 42 1-3 cents a dozen. This means that the gross in come from each pen from the sale of eggs amounted tb $5.05, whereas each pen averaged to coneume 77 pounds of feed worth about $3 at the present market price. The three best pens in each of the principal varieties are as follows: Barred Plymouth Recks. Pen e fields Poultry Farms, Short alls, N. I, 22 1 Merritt M. Clark, Brookfleld Center, Conn. ....... 2 Michigan Poultry Farm, sing, Mich. s White Wyandottes. 16 Merrythought Farm, Columbia, Conn. 15 Josepn Moreau, R. 20 Obed R. 1650 1457 1410 Lan: um Take, ht, sndxemn Rhode Island flnd 47 Allan's Hard to Beat Reds, Newport, R. L ........ 37 Hillview Poultry Farm, Albane, Vt. 43 George W. Harris, Game | o T White Leghorns. 73 A._P. Robinson, Calverton, New Paitz, N 1815 60 J._O. Lér‘ewre 50 Hiiiop Pouitiy’ ¥ards, Sficia, Conn. . 1617 1632 Miscellaneous. 31 Cloyes & Sullivan (Buff Wy- andottes). Hartford, Conn. 10 Holliston Hill Poultry Farm (White Rocks), Holliston o Hill, Mass. ... 54 Obed '&. Knight (wuu Drn- ingtons), Bridgeton, R. 1485 1439 . 1363 ADOPTED “RETURN"” RULES No Article Will be Accepted Unless In Its Original Condition, The foliowing rules, regarding the returning of merchandise to stores, were adopted by the Merchants’ Bu- |reau of the Chamber of Commeree at a recent meeting: Any article of merchandiss which, for some good reason, is to be return- 1o a store, must be returned witn- reasonable time—two business No article will be accepted for ra- turn unless it is in its original con- dition. No merchandise of any kind which has been used will be accepted for re- urn, The sales check must accompany all returned merchandise. Gifts of all kinds (Christmas, ding, birthday, etc.) if returned, will be “accepted only in exchanze for other merchandise, and will be cred- ited on the account of the person re- ceiving the gift. Gifts may he returned for exchange at_current prices only The following articles for lesal, sanitary. or other reasons cannot be accepted for return: Bedding and mattresses. Garments -that have been altered for the purchaser. Shoes which have been altered. wed- Combs, hair brushes and tooth brushes. Hair goods. hair ornaments and veils. Runbber goods sundrles. Women's hats which have heen made specially to the customer's or- der, or which have been worn. All goods cut from the piece at the request of the customer. All merchandise wnich has been | made to order or specially ordered. end which is not resularly carried in stock. THE FIFTH INSTALLMENT. Names of Drafted Men Whose Order Numbers Run From 1334 to 1694. The fifth installment of the Nor- wich draft list which is being pub- lished in The Bulletin daily i as fol- 19° 1 — 931 Antonas Ulcickas, 150 Bos- well avenue 13351998 Ernest J. tral_avenue Ouellet, 293 Cen- 1336—2008 Vincent Gryskiewvyez, 26 Sherman street 1337—2260 Peter C. B. Schaeffer, 334 “Washington street 1338—1013 Foster H. Shes, 65 She- tucket street 1339—1042 Timothy F. Sullivan, Summit street 13402218 Joseph Sakowski x mark, 31 Thames_strest 57 his 1341—2368 John Joseph Kozlowski, 4 Central avenue 1342— 443 Peter Lmos, 275 North Main street 1343—1241 Joseph _ Mekalak. Laurel HIll road, R. F. D. No. § 41 Israel Ragovin, 138 West Main_ street 1345—2146 Waiter Jackson, 1344— 450 Main 21 Bath treat uu—uu Shwtrie Britn, 18472355 %' C. Kieindienst, 14 Cu PO ¢ Cnuln Ernest Hazard, R.'1553—1204 wn street. Giacondo Di Pucchio, North Main street. 1382—1950 John Lawrence Donovan, 130 Washington street. 1353—2249 John Patrick Shea, 516 North Main street. 1384— 127 Hamisdas Turcott, U. C. T. 1385—1086 Leo W. Sharnski, 19 Sher- man street. 1886— 1481 James Francis, McManus, 21 Maple Grove avenue. 1367— 1643 John George Bovantzio, 344 Franklin street. 1355— 688 Bertram Benezet Yantic. 1268— 44 Lafay- George F. Rin; ette street. 1360—2618 Abe Frank (per F. L. Hutchins), R. F. D. No. 1361—1890 Jan Baranowski, 158 Central avenue. Balley, 18622127 Konstantin Katurko, 34 Second street. 3 18631484 Atbert Charlés McNulty, 67 Prospect stree! 1864—1797 Michael _ Budeinski, 3™ Asylum street. 1365—107% Guy A. Sullivan, 15 Slater avenue. 1366—1518 Frank A. D, Cilley, 187 Franklin street. 1807—2169 Herman A. Johnson, 30 CLff street. 1365— 745 Daniel Lso Devine, cor. No. Main and Sixth streets. 1389— 327 Joseph Framk Dombroweki, 74 Oak street. 1870—1242 John J. Miller, 51 Washing- ton street. 1371—1903 Albert J. Barry, 56 South B street. 1372—2252 Andrew Snyder (his x mark), 536 North Main street. 1378—1038 Samuel Silverman, 11 Elm street. 13741386 John E. Pancras, 36 Main street. 1375— 976 John Yates, 50 Washington street. Albert J. Mulholtard, Nor- 1376— 433 A wich avenue. 1377—1683 Calabresco Cosimo, 9 High street. 13781614 Leroy Lincoln 20 CHff street. 287 George M. Wilson, 52 Fliza- teth street. 586 James Tomas Morrison, 239 North Main_ stre b Dean, 1351— 260 Milton Kelly Whitten, Washington street. 13822524 Louis Friedbérs, 72 Spring street. illiam Martin, in street. 556 North 13842629 Fr.nk M. Houck, 105 Cliff street. 55 1385— 254 John J. White, 156 West Town street. 1336—2735 Benjamin Goldfarb, 88 Washington_street. 1387—2211 Harry Willlam Sabrowski, 314 Boswell avenue. 1382—2451 Lionel R. Bthier, tral_avenue. 1389— 446 Paul Lucki, street. 351 Cen- 50 Thames 1390—1888 Michael Bandylo, 32 1-2 ‘Sout:: B street. 1391— 8 Charles H. Roessler, 187 Laurel Hill avenue. 13922354 Stephan Kotches, 15 Bush- nell_street. | 1393—1726 William Henry Countérman, | Yan 1324—2902 Vincent Guglietto, 54 North Main street. 1395—1137 Frank Gabriel Snurkowsid, 1 105 Hobart avenue. 1396—2232 Myles E. Standish, lum_ street. 1397— 932 Howard Turnér Upton, 7 Tenth street. 52 Asy- 13931204 Alex Mierzijenski, 30 Sixth street. 1399—1377 Marcuccio Pracenzo, 328 Franklin street. 1400— $53 George Albert Chase, 124 McKinley avenue. 1401— 338 Charles A. Levin, 251 Main street. 1402— 451 Bugene Larallee, 21 1-2, North A street. 14022877 Harry Lewis Hyde, Hyde place. R. F. D. No. 3. 1404— 745 John Banas, 14 Sherman street. 1405—2287 Theodore Baker Kelsey, 124 McKinley avenue. 1406— 573 Anthony Miskiel. 63 Tenth street. 1407—1788 Robert Champlain Burdick, 108 North street. 14081742 Frank Hsrown. Occum. 1408—1137 Robert A. Stevenson, 14 St. Regis avenue. 14101106 Albert Strenkowski, £ Mt. Pleasant street. 1411—2525 Anthoni Fredryk, 52 St Regis avenue. 1412— 305 Savine Lambarelli, 316 Franicin street. 1413— 428 Albert Labarre, Jr. Hunt- or's avenue. 1414—1833 Abraham Curland, 3 High street. 3 Raymond Clark Brittin, 46 Geer avenue. 1416—1451 Daniel J. McCormick, 107 Boswell avenue. 1417—1353 Sam Pashkewlish, 378 North Main street. 1418—1787 John Crowe. 51 Peck street. 141517 ar., 1418—2103 Reuben Kadish, 89 Mechan- ic streef. 14202050 Gilbert Rogers, R. F. D. No. ¥ 14212164 Carl Axel Johnson, Carver avenue, 14222709 Guastamacchla Giovanni, 102 High street. 1423--2041 Stanislaw Okunleski, §6 Sixth street. 1424—2320 Pavel Kinkevich (his x mark), 24 Second street. 1425—2341 Stanlev Koosic (couldn’t write), 238 Yantic street. 1426—2114 John Kasaliaris, 154 West Main etreet. 1427—1608 Chester A. Chapman, 2 Mt. Pleagant street. 1428—3453 John Joseph McGrath, 64 Twelfth street. 1429—2291 Edward’ Morris Kendall, 10 Page street. 1430 §7 Zygmunt Sadowy, R. F. D. e c:n M. Wiemann, R. F. D. o, 14321814 Pietro Culotta, 1 Summit street. |1485—2797 Louis John Conrad, Ir. ®. F. D. Np. 1. 1434—1055 Czpujan Sablinski, 203 Yan- tic strest 1435—1225 Samuel Miller, 5 North High street. j1698— 3¢ Jobs Cyairs Luces, Ir. R. K. 0. 7. 1437—1025 Philip Schore, Otrobandoe avénde. 1438— 417 Francis Joseph Lenchan, 30 Cedar street: 1439— 334 Josef Lefkietwic. Hinckley “Hill, off Talman street. 1446—1931 Miolse J. Durocher, 22 1-2 North A street. 1441— 445 Zygmont M. Lawruzevicr, 27 Cove strest. McSheftery, 42 14421487 Charles J. South A street. 1443—1819 Daniel P. Cummings, 3 Bos- well avenue. 1444—1608 Roy Beebe. R. F. D. No. 2. 1445—2899 Saul R. Guilbeault, 19 Ward street. 1446—2308 John A. Killips, 270 Main street. 1447— 217 John J. Walsh, 235 North ain street. 1448—2507 Michele Formiglio, 242 Franklin street. 14451615 Herbert M. Dawley. R. F. No. 1450— 259 LeRoy Hull Whitmarsh, Mulberry street. 1451—1235 Anastassos Provatas, 66 High street. 1452—1756 Carieton P. Brewning, P, 3 Box 38, Britannia Beach. B. C. lll’—l.fl Chmmc%' Cheeter Crouch, D. 22 MI-0-NA §TOPS ALL STOMACH DISTRESS Why suffer with that uncomfortable feeling of fullness, headach sour, ‘gassy, upset stomach, or heart- burn? dan erous. i-0-na Tablef Siroctive atoniagh Lem Z00d_Co. Get’ refiet at once—a Buy today—now—: There I3 dizziness, no more F. D. No. 6. 1455—2572 John . Hasler, avenue. Hunter's 1456—2708 Alexander Gimbut, 10 Sher- man street. 1457—1068 Leon Stoller, 32 Summit street. L. Peterson, 63 1458—1374 Harry Broadway. 1459—2852 Zaro Hurinovitz, Yantle. 1480—1268 "Michele Magroni, 280 Franklin street, 1461—1631 John F. Bowen, 39 Hobart avenue, 14621450 Leroy Morgan McCluskey, Tove street. 1463 322 % Hervert 14 Pr , 32 Spring Garden avenue 1464—2687 Robert Joseph Gelino, 24 Central _avenue 1465—1120 J. Stralkowsky, 32 Cove street 1466—1365 Alphonse Provost, 12 South C street 1467— 242 Edgar Clark Welden, &9 1465 Elizabeth street 1353 Willlam Fourth strest Poprozky, 1489—1584 Joseph Borowy, 52 Roath street. 1470—2511 Charles H. Fowler, Corn- ing¥Road 1471— 702 Thomas Francls Callahan, 54 Boswell avenus 1472— 232 Munro Allen Warnick, 114 Broad street 1473— 537 George Edward Martin, 57 Cliff_street 1474—2207 Nikolay Samokel, 3 North High street 14752755 Henry Gorman, Norwich Town 1476— 534 Tony Balicgy, 64 North Main street 1477—1927 Emilien Durand, 22 South 3 street 1478— 198 Emile Tellier, 27 Front street ble, 13 Wash- ington street 1430—1318 Napoleon 1481—1018 Arba William Simons, 1482 1483— North A street Myers avenue - derre, 2727 Wilfred B street 1666 Lewis A. Cook, 2 avenue 1484—2581 Ernest A. Heber, 1485— 799 Walter Edson Appley, treet Fourth street Joseph Pepin, 8 50 3 South 24 Hedze 17 Oak 32 1486— 871 Francosco Damiano, 43 Lake street 1487— 361 Wojsirck Mis, 19 Norwich avenue 58 Philip _Sadinsky x his mark. 60 Maple street 1 Trifon Cassapidio, Yantic Eugene J. Tetreault, 18 Providence street 1491—1061 Murray M. Sezal, 50 Peck street 1492— 145 Julius E. Tuttle, 11 High street 14931310 Konstandinos Pappanico- lnow. 1% Elm street 1494—2066 Danila Kozich x his mark, 268 Prospect street 1495— 9% Arthur Frank Ray, R. F. D. No. 8 14962738 Solomon Goldfarh, 23 Pear street 1497—1053 Chas. L. Schiough, 51 Dun. ham street 1498—1184 James Shadlock, 76 Nor- wich avenue 1499— 201 Orazio Distetano, Thames _street 1500—2918 Joe Grim x his mark, 52 Thames street 1501— 256 Frank A. Wilson, 4 Sturte- vant avenue 1502— 990 Stanisia Zaremba, 2% Durfee s 303 7 Joset Skowronski, 26 Sixth street 1504—2442 Edward Ensling, 65 Sher- man street 1505—1533 Peter Cloutier, 8 South B street 1506— 44 Philip Racine, North CHff trect extension 1507— 226 William Patrick Ward, 330 rospact street 2112 John Patrick Kane, 187 North Main street 2183 John Jones x his mark, 140 Yantic street 1510—1745 William James Dynon, 28 Dunham street #11— 7 Loreto Quintilieni, 57 Bos- well averue 512—2404 Richard J. Kyle, 11 South A street 1513—2586 Louis J. Heller, 152 Palmer street 1514—2488 J. T. Fitpatrick, 26 Hobart avenue 1515— 846 James John Dawley, 350 Peck street 1516— 398 Louis H. IL’'heureux, 141-2 South C street 1517—2638 Palo Gole, 8 Chestnut atreet 1518—2411 Luigi Jocol, 58 North Main street 1519— 216 Leroy W. Walker, 101 Washinzgton street > Ronald M. Kimball, 155 pruce street Lester Bendett, 273 Cen- Lukowskt, 101 ummit street I'red A. Gauthier, Hanover Reardon, 104 1525—1844 Howard R. Bushnell, R. F. eRoy Prentice Johnson, 10 Court street 1527—1123 Alexander Shoris, 102 Tal- man_ street 1528— 662 William C. Amburn, 45 Pearl street 1529— 475 Frederick F. Manning, Yantic - 1330— 641 Herman Henry Bellert, 245 Broad street 1531—1661 John F. Conway, 48 Chureh street 15322387 Mike Kolada, 268 Prospect street 15332833 Joseph Frincona, 68 High street 1534—1352 Domingo Penna, 71 Me- chanic street 1535—2077 Stephen J. Crouch, Mystic R. F. D. No. 1 1536—2324 James A. Kirker, 61 1-2 Broad street 1387—17¢9 Tom Brown. Occum 1588—2654 Alfred Joseph Dufour, 285 Franklin street 1589—1104 Chas. V. Sznurkowski; 105 Hobart avnue 1540—2398 Peter Kumiegs, 18 Norwich avenue 2 1541— 239 Jesse S. Weidman, 110 Broad street 1542—2§89 Stephen J. Hunt, Jr, 92 School street 1543—2733 krank Goldblatt, 187 West Main street 1544—1500 Pioter Blolsky, 75 Fourth street 1506 John Dearing, 48 Eighth street Pinas Beinon 6 Cove street 241 Piotr Sucharzenosii, x his mark, 57 Tenth street 1348— 242 Manuel M. Voreter, 326 Main street 1549—1701 William J. Cotter, Norwich avenue 1550—1145 Sebastinano Sintsi, 26 High reet 1851—1260 Alfred. Francis Driscoll, 215 1852— / North Main_ street 875 Joséph Russell Ye 404 Boswell avenue Felix Piakan rrington, 204 Samant T*p 32-inch Danish Cloth, green and garnet—price a yard 3 36-inch Skinner’s Satin, white, navy, green, plum, brown and gray—price ana | 36-inch Aledo Silk for dresse. in white. pin: blue, Copenhagen. navy, garnet tan, green. gray and lavender price a vard..... 33 36-1nch White and Colored Silk Marquisette. striped and figured effects for dresses—price a yard 49¢ 36-inch Silk and Cotton Crepe for dresses and black, white and colors—price &y ...t 49¢ | inch India Silks in. black, pink and light biue a vard : 49¢ 36 elty Colored Dre<< Linens, Basket, Momie and No es 69¢ to 79 pri orteous & strictly Copenhagen, skirting—on sale beginning toda; (Linen Department For Bathing Suits! SERVICEABLE MATERIALS AT SPECIAL PRICE very serviceable for B Suits, in black, white, navy and garnet—rprice 49 32-inch Surf Satin ,In black I 42-inch Moha n b gray, tan and brown-price a and navy—price 36-inch Black Mohair, a de- pendable grade—price a yard - 54-Inch Flannel In brown and na all sil old yard. . a Special Values In Silks FOR SUMMER WEAR 26-tnch dresse to he: 25¢c a Basement) avenue §2 Alec Rabinoviteh 15571884 Paul Senajievicz, 116 H street 1 —1429 Romeo Pelle r Iranklin str James Alb sell Road Howard Ephr: Joswell aver H. (€ 1559— vt Mellr 1560— 413 1561—1898 George 1562— 592 John D. Matrop Broadwas 1563— 481 Alexander alows 34 White street 1564—1921 George Nels 120 Roath streot 1565—1345 John Pozzak, 1 1 Main street 1566—1512 Antonio Ciccona o rankiin street | 1567—2726 Arthur Goderre, 42 Pr Aence street 1568—192 James Niche atentine, | Joseph Neary, Nort 1569— 480 Morrls Markoff, 184 Ta man street 1570—1364 Arthur B. Porter, 13 Wa street 1571—2875 Nathan D. Hyman, 6 chanie street ¢ 1#72—2113 Wiadyslaw Kaj ' Yantie street y | 1578—2718 Alfred Gla 1 Norw avenue | 1574—1209 Andrew H. Mi 357 | Main street | 1575—1983 Frank O'Nafl, Norwich at enue 1576—2604 Herbart N. Hill, 451 | street 1577—1127 Charles Arth Yantie 1578—208 Philip Thomas Whipple. | Mystic, R. F. D. No. 2 B 8 Frederick M MAHON—Tn daughter to M McManon of stree BARNO—At South Coventry, Aug | 1917, a son to Mr, and Mrx e Barno | JOHNSON—TIn Malden, Mass, Aug 7| 1817, daugiter, ' Fran ary Johnson, to Mr. and M: ancls M Jehnson BLIVEN—In Hopkinton, R 1, Aug 1917, a_daughter, Eimira Licetta. 1o Mr. ‘and Mrs, Fred T. Bliven PENDLETON At Bellafre, I 1, o for fam Harris. to Mr. and M Siior Pendieton TILLINGHAST—In La 31, 1917, & son to Mr R Tillinghast, . formeri¥ Conn MARRIED. HOAG—MARR—In Stonin tuck), Aug. £, 1917, by 7 T Lyady. Miss Xlice V. Marr | Wresterly. R. I, and Clifford Hoag Glens Falls, N ¥ | DIED. | PARTRIDGE —In Jewett City, Aug. 0. Miss Alice Bingham FPartridge, | child of Esther Vietory and the | late Frederick H. Partridze. | uneral services at the home of her mother on Mathewson street Satur- | day morning at 8.15. Requiem mass at St. Mary's church at 9. Burial in | St ‘s cemetery. Automobile | ortege. | ew Britain and Hartford papers | please copy | BABCOCK—In Jewett City, Aug. 9 1917, I. T. Babcock, aged 4 years months. | Notice of funeral hereafter. CASTORIA For Infants and Children InUse For Over 30 Years I B ol Church & Allen 156 Main Street FUNERAL DIRECTORS —AND— EMBALMERS Lady Acsistant Telephore 228-3 HENRY E. CHURCH WAL SM WILLIAM YOUNG R.N. Massage and Gone r da Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Funera! Directors ———