Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 18, 1917, Page 7

LADY' ASSISTANT Al Calls Answered Promptly Day and Night 88 Main Street ALARM CLOCKS ALL PRICES ALL GRADES . : e THE ‘WM. FRISWELL CO. klin Street TEAMING AND TRUCKING DONE VERY PRCMPTLY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES * A. D. LATHROP s Phone 175 CAVE WELDING & MFG. CO. Automobile mnd Machine Parts “eud.l ' Garake work a Specialty. Work Guaranteed. 31 Chestuut St.' Tel. 214. $1.00 , HERE IS THE Fountain Pen YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR Non-Leakable Self-Filling Oriy ONE DOLLAR but as good a any tiat sells for FIVE DOLLARS. AUSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Try one and be convinced. JOHN & GEO . H. BLISS JEWELERS Overhauling and Repair Work OF ALL KINDS ON AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS, Tuesday, winds diminishing by Tuesday night; midle Atlantic, gentle north. Storm warning: Advisory northeast | storm warning: head to Eastport. Disturbance now ai proaching Nantucket moving north- northeast northeast to north _winds, gales, beginning early Tuesday morn- ng. New Enpgland: day, ern Maine; with avenuet Plans for the will be discussed. Qe Bulletion. |LEAVE TODAY FOR WAR CONVENTION h, Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1917. Norwi | THE WEATHER. The winds along the north Atjantic coast will be strong northeast to | probably gales with rain, 9:30 p. and increasing. Conditions. several days is now approachking Nan- tucket Storm- warnings were ordered on the|leave for the convention eit: with increasing morning and extended northward Mon- day evening. weather will prevail during the next|Charles V. two days east of the Mississippi River |appointed. with slightly higher temperatures over | interior eastern districts. Forecast. * Eastern Fair day interior. Northern New England: Wednesday fair. Observations e a. m. p. m. . Highest 62, lowest 4’ Comparisoni Predictions for Monda; Monday's weather: New _York and Southern|dav. Tuesday except rain in east and south- in Nerwich. The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the in temperature changes Monda changes and the barometric Cloudy, easterly wind, rain in evening. Sun, Moon and Tides. Sun, il _High I water. | Ladies’ Aid of Federated Church to Meet Wednesday With Mrs. George and Not Howard—Person: ‘Wednesday afternoon the Ladies’ Aid society of the Federated church will hold " their first meeting of the season Mrs. George Howard of Central coming = year FUNERALS Mrs. George Roi Ruell. The funeral of Mrs. George Ruell was held Monday morning from her late home on Second street. were a number of _relatives Interment was in Maplewood cemetery Undertaker Hourigan had charge or the funeral arrangements. present. the course of prices on raw materials and finished products after the war, how we shall plan for replacing our men in industry after they return ever held. <« Among the toplcs to be discussed along the lines of ihe services which business may perform in winning the Operating Room and Semi-Private| Iy Increased Supply of Envelopes, Wards. Post Cards and Stamps. The Wm. W. Backus hospital in common with other hospitals of the country is ready to aid those men who | rush. The local postal autharities are get- ting ready to take care of the fall|e: During the past ten days Post-|s vices free of charge to operate these young men but have no means of’tak- THRILLING EXPERIENCE ing care of them after the operation. | Why Are You Gray?' : lessee of the Davis theatre, Norwich: Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson. 3 Dear Madam:—Enclosed, please find the west of West Thames street. Brown and Stetson street and Woodmansee | 6f + |Avenue. collecte; $15.25. -Mrs. Louis X. Wheler ast side of ide streets collected $12. large owing to the weather. o R having vest Thames street and BANK STATEMENTS 10. a Valu house Eees Fur; nd fixtu . . Real estate owned other of war will be what m#y be done to con- | from the war, and what new respon- (MY check for $15 for the Food for| “than banking house. trol prices, how priority may be most | sibilities in international relations |France Fund. Heping it will help |13, Lawful reserve auickly and effectivel: established, 'may he expected after the war. some. I remain B ol moR e R s Sae SRR Yours Respectfully, amounts due from nation- . = Walter S. Davis al banks . 80,219 HOSPITAL READY TO [Anz GETTING READY The committee was greatly surprised | 18 Ghecks on biher hanica ‘AID REJECT 3 ,|by the receipt of the letter. i e narhInE > . _ e REIBCTRR. MEN 3 EON FALL RUSH | gyZhe sums collected Monday. in the oo b 5 el e R Dr. R. R. Agnew E: ; = . % rent districts are as folows: Total of Ttems 14 16, g mpowered' to U Local Postal Authorities Have Great Mrs. James C. Macpherson having 17 andy18. $86,92! 19. Checks on banks locat- od outside of city or town reporting bank and other cash items ........ 20. Redemption fund with 1. S, Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer the payable within 30 a 31, Individual deposits sub- I take this opportunity of asking your [ Taftville Man Was On Steamer De- Moonorable Exgdutive Board to do- vonian Sunk by German: operate with me in this matter by ar- £ et TG s way, tp take care of [ After a thrilling experience -on the these patients. [ steamer Devonian sunk by 'a German : . Respectfully vour, . - submarine enroute té Boston, Emile c .R. R. AGNEW, M. D. Tellier has arrived at ‘his *home, No. 27 Front street, Taftville. Mr. Tell- s’ lt,“ot:“,.t’;‘:f‘g’f A;‘;:W“;:“:xf ier was employed as a carpenter on powered to use operating .room and | (¢ Devonian when she was sunk.- semi-private wards for care and op- | , Vi Tellier left Boston on the S. 8. eration of men: rejected by the federal |.L afisian for Liverpool, England, after Sratt committee who may by operation | 23Tival at Liverpool he was transterred Do made Rt for servicerr Both Dr- Aw.- to the Devonian, which left Lizarpaol new and the hospital authoritiés are tod on,AUSUSt 18th for Boston. ~ Augus - — Sao- ]19th the ship was nétified by wireleas be commended far- their ,/riu__fic Ac™ [that the .S.iS. Winnifredian had been KANE_In this city, aughter, Mary Eleanere. to Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah' Kane, of §7 Fountaln street. ject to check .... 3. Certified check. Cashier of the above named bank, solemnly swear that the above sta ment is truc to the best of my kno MARRIED. JARJEVICH-SERAFIN — In the chapel urch of Christ, 1917, by the Rev. J. of the. First CI London, Sept. ledge and belief. HENRY L. FRISBIE. Supscribed and_sworn ta before New this 17th day of Sépt, 1917 ¥ 1187 ~ Why look older than you feel? ; 7 4 Now that so many thousands have | rilt (ineas Naonal Benk et NOTwiCh: % 2 gmvod that Q-ban Hair Color Restorer | in the State of Connécticut, at the clobd , 2 » rings & unlfor:a..:nr‘:( Ilu-m'm- shade | of business on Bept, 11th, 1917, 3 3 . s . 2 to gray or I air—you' really RESOURCHS, Norwich Will Have Full Delegation at Atlantic City Gathering | £, iy Q-ban. Ready'io We |1 o Loans ana 3 - juaratneed harmless—50c for a large discount ional Chamber o e—C: Show Pottio—money back if not satisficd,| (except those of Nati ; er of Commerc, alled to the | ottle=money Ongood Co.‘ana’all good | hewt’ on 3 . . drug_stores. Delightfully beautifying. €) ... ‘World That American Business Ken Stand Behind the {378 stores, Delgbtiully besnttins: Total loans ey, 329540340 Go v b0 ‘9‘,'.',]' MM;. 10;&" Depllatory sn]o,’g'x v st 170.57 =, m P4 for superfluous hair.’ % . 8. bonds (ot th m. Marble: t. 3 B ng.'r! y l;ong (or ul'l):"l e a U. S, bonds ¥ N % . depnllkgd‘ to . | The Norwich Chamber of Com-|how greater efficiency in land and| - Feoure. soipcns @ robabl. a lation ar Probany | merce will have a full delegation at A BaMointation: may be A5vel: |- Vaise) .. % ssn00000 . = oped, how we - bl the war tonvention of the United|,nq 'protect our forces on land and Total U, &, virdie, i States Chamber of Commerce at At-|sea and those dependent upon them at bonds _(other = The Atlantic disturbance of the last|lantic City this week. Today (Tues-|hcme, and what steps may be taken than Liberty ing Nan-|davs Hon. Nelson J. Avling, Frank I |for befter education of the nation on omIm) e ntensity. | Smith and Herbert R. Branche will[the issues ~+ ~*~» i~ the war. 2 ine s i & the| ' wavs and means by which business| Hair Color Re.tofer fidy SOARN0 - aiedo.bb southern New England coast Monday|fourth member of the delegation hav- | must reaai, aujus. icseif to the con- _ = 6. Libérty Loan lT'\‘fF!llr:tdy mntel to Auamuctt gity. ditions produced by the war v:fll also Efirad A 5,000,900 44 A ese four gentlemen are attending, be considered. And there wili come 3 d With the exception of rain Tuesday |the convention at their bwn expenss. | ihe questions of hew we shall provide | SENDS $15 CHECCK o Boam § gy Jepo-00 in northeastern New England fair[They carry credentlals from President |for business enterprises not essen- FOR FOOD FOR FRANCE FUND | [ Bogds tecurities, etc: James b); whom they were|tia! to the nation In war time, food Davis Theat: _M 5 Hel Worth: other than U. conservation, its_special importance vis Theatre Manager Helps Worthy honds (not Tke NEtiopkl Chambers great wgr?o business men,” industrial relations( Cause—Residents of Geer Place and pSinalag convention, to discuss the business{and employment problems, and for- e i 2 man's part in the war, opened Mon- |eign trade, banking and. credit in war \s"'?"‘""'." coln Ayenue and Otis| unpledged ... $141,708.08 Called to show the world that | time. oot Aid Generously. Curities ete ...... ‘... 141,708.06 American business recognizes its duty| Of particular interest will be the| . 8. Stocks, other than Fed- i Wednesday, slightly warmer Wednes- | &nd stands solidly behind the govern- (readjustment after the war for which | The committee for the Tood for| eral Reserve bank stock 4,142.34 < it 3 z 4 50 per cent. Fair Tues- | the largest gathering of business men |clude the question as to what will be | Gay: (L reccivef an umsclicited doma-| hank (50 ; 3,600.00 .84 62 have been rejected in the selective |master John P. Murphy has added to| Mrs. C. S. Eaton, on Spring Garden T draft for slight physical defects are|the stock on hand. envels/pes, post|avenue and Geer . avenue. collected | TOta1 3080.545.46 willing_to undergo medical opera- | cards and stamps to~the value of ap-|$6.05, making a total of $33.30 from . LIABILITIES. tion. This action ‘was taken after the |yroximately $25,000. Geer Place an dvicinity. Capitdl stock paid tn.. $190.000.00 following letter had been received b: Inquiries are frequently made at the| Mrs. Willis Austin having the south S —ulus fand . _ 20,000.00 the executive board of the hospital: = [post office as to whether mail intend- [side of Lincoln Avenue, collected $12.75. | ~ 'pronte o " 000 = Norwjch, Aug. 5. 1917. [¢d for soldiers and sailors requires |street, collected $8:55, making a total|b | Tess current To the Executive Board of the Will- [postage. Postmaster Murphy said on| Mrs. Susan Hufftington having Otis| expenses, inter- iam W. Backus Hospital: Monday that it does not seem to be amount collected so far reported| st and’ taxes Dear Sirs:— ; _ generally understcod that all mail for | $526.56. paid ... - 520.30 i While. examining conscripts for the |men in the service requires postage. Oivcnlnting. notes alte Gkl United States army draft there were | He said that people ought to be very Quesn Esther. Circle. (ir i sl A gl e 59,400.00 {found a great many young men who]careful in addressing such mail and = | 207 Ree " amounts duelto were physically unfit for military ser- | that if they are in doubt they ouglit| Queen Esther circle of the Trinity|" banks and bankers Vice, TA ireat many of these cases |to inauire at the post office os to the | Methodist church held their regular| (other than included in can be made fit for the army if op- | Preper course to follow. meeting at the church. Routine busi- 28 or 29) . 9,926.854 erations of one kind er another can| — néss was transacted. ' Miss Marietta | Toral of fems 25 29 and 30, ooy ovens, the president; was in the P26 = be berformed. T have offered my ser- | EMILE TELLIER HAD chair. ~ The attendance was not very| m " Resehie Sannokiie BORN Dividends unpafd ... SMITH—In Westerly, R. 1. Sept. 11| Total demand deposits 1917, a_son. James Murray, to Mr. and cubject ' to Reserve Mrs James Smith. Ttems 31, 32 33, 34, 35, TREAT—In Norwich, Sept. 16, 1917. a 36. 37, and 38, $484,445.93 daughter. Janis Elaine, to Mr. and 3680.345.46 Mree Charles C. Trestof 10 raBd| Totali..ciecaiosceccsvese $880,545:48 mrom: e State of Connectiat. Counly af New Sept. 15, 1917, a|pondon. as.: 1.~ Henry L. Frisbie. do te- w- Cashier. me Mechanica! Repairs, Painting; Trim- Perggriats: ondsg g ming, Upholsteringand Wasd Work.| ' 1.0 WooX of Fall River fo visiting] 07 1™ this matte fired on by 'a German U-boat, but that | Romeyn Danforth, James Jarjevich DWIGHT L. UNDERWOOD, Blacksmithing in- all _its branohes. - Corth M oy : = the torpedo had -missed her by two of,the U. S. navy and Gertrude Sera- Notary Public. - Fristives Un Rt steet ANNUAL MEETINGIOF _ . .. ! vards and that it waan't safe to put| A1 of New Londop. Correct ZAttent: i o Paul BEvane of ¥ > 2 out- to sea- just then. The Devonian | PEBRY-TYNDALL—In Westerly, R. I. e e DA ‘aul Evang of Fourth street has re- BROADWAY. SODALITAS | ut into. ahore off the North 2| Sept. 1917, by Rev. Wm. F. Will CALVIN H. FRISBIE, turned to his_home after a visit with = 7 ” i oy i e orth Coant o fams, D. D, Miss Ethel Tvndall and n e L T Sy olt rp relatives in New York.~ Miss Lena Lauténbach is Chosen Pr TR they stacted &mr-nl pounr r:’i :h: Claudius Berry of New York. -I #ER Fecto! = v ®| There were a number of the local g Vige uagine Vour- e A R e g DIED. & No. 1481 . boys from the’ various hranches of the 5 Monday. 20th, rin e = H 507 to 515 North Main St. |20y om e v e r the| The annual meeting of the Sodali- |that day twenty other merchant ships | ENogEnC Mot JAntic, Sept. 17 1917.| REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF e ¥ village over the week end tas of ‘the: Broadway ,Congregational|and 14 English torpedo destroyers ar- | . vears. ; Wich. n the Btate of Connscticut, a i et s o i church was held Mornday evening in|rived. They remained there until|Funeral services at his late home | the_close of business on Sept. 11th 3 e H - TVILLE the church parlors. '~ The president,| Tuesday morning the, 21st and then all| ‘in Yantic Wednesday afternoon at|19 Y 3 JOHN A DUNN/ FAY LLE Miss Lena Lautenbach ‘was in _thelsteamed out under convoy of the| 2-30 o'clock. RESOURCES, = > - — chair. The following offfters were | destroyers and an autiliary omuiser. GRAY—in Preston. Sept. 16, 19171 1. a Loans and discounts —_— Drug Stores- Close .Early Sunday Ev-|elected fér the coming vear: Presi-| i Tellier was eating dinner when il‘l‘:{g“l"‘t Bwkyit;;r;g;;)jegfl“"{.:r&{ (except those shown on b Our C d W enings—Local People at Occum|dent Miss Tena Lautenbach: —vice|ne Teard a terrific explosion which| Stonington, aged 55 vears, 5 o o BT ePCA r Corn an art Solvent—| punce—_Personals. president, M{ss Telen _ Spaulding: |jarred the whole ship. Speaking of | Funeral at. the Ledyard Center Con-| 2 ¢,Qgerdrafts, A p 5 et e Miss Vilette Peck: | the explosion which was caused by a| Eregational church, Thursday after. 52 is! bonds (other than kit or a quarter —has placed| cunsar nignt the Tocal drug stores) CRTCRNANE ey ot EUS | German torpedo, Mr Tellier sald: | Dot SevL, S00%; gt g niclocke Suriet)* R, Bortax o7 Tot?y! closed’ at 9 o'clock instead of 10 ] LI z o g s L T ¢ % up_an, e RIS a. U. 8. bonds many hands and feet on easy |formert: in_obedience to the new 1’“"!H?y:;‘;;r::lx:loel;::r'afiggl;g:;"fhe"fouzl-:-' Totio e, s, inve beem hit by & LYNOM—In Lebanon. Sept. 15, 1917 e e * |Ing of the Norwich drug stores. PHar- |ing committess: Membership. Misses | beeoline 10 our staie rosme t6 pet our| Toom, Deleved wife ot Michuel| Tation ° (par eet. macists say that in the winter mon . : - E z ghite . . o1 ,000. R W Ay 5 there Is not enough patronage S f‘lnrlne Schofl'fld. E{‘hel Cl{uflstle n;\d life-preservere. On our way sback to| Funeral from her late home, Tuesday 6. n Meperty Toan Bond 1081000:99) X day evenings to warrant the stores s R e e hle-bg:.t; We heard another ex-| morning at oclock ~Requiem mass| "unpledged ..... % g 15,000.00 = 4 . €5 - 1R L. ’ 3 - | plosion which was caused by a large - L s = 2 srahville, atl«. Bonds, securities, etc.: Phflmclst, 50 Ma_l]] sh‘eet T e I X O rouriNg|guerite Wulf and Viletts Peck.tank filled with ammonia. Arriving at| J:30. Interment in St Mary's ceme-|¢ Securities other - than the summer tlre stores will probably |5 i T - 5 t T 3 bathoto thecort dal Flowers, Misses Lillian Dyer, .ena | the. top deck where my life-boat was I S._bonds. (not Includ g0 back.to the old-schedule, Wolt and. Mrs.- George Gifford. Pro-lfound to my consternation that it had | CUNNINGHAM—1In Norwich. Sept. 16| Ingx stocks) owned ua- . . gramme, Mrs. Clatece Spear and Mrs. | just left the sh#b's side, so T slid down 1917, Thomas Cunningham, aged 81 & pgt&'knolherthnn Fed: 4ot NOTICE DEAD HORSES AND COWS Removed Free of Gharg Call 163 New Londen. Ask_f. Ch. Uater. Reverss charge. . =~ o % "~ WEST SIDE HIDE co. P. 0. Bax 379, . New London DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon MeGrery Building, Norwich, Conn. DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS., Props. X At Occum Dance. A number of young people attended the dance in Occum hall Saturday ev- ening. George Robisch was in charge of the checking room, Robert Deshefy took tickets at the door, and the Miss- es Pauline Deshefy and Emily Robisch served refreshments. Personal: Miss Japse Michals has_resigned her position with the Ponemah Co. - gl sy Miss Alice Charles Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gaucher of New London, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaucher of Pro street. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aberg spent the T.uther week end with Mr..and Mrs. Telephone 1227 26-28 Broadway Packer at their coftage at Groton Long Point. THE PALACE 78 Franklin Street with Camp Devens, in Ayer, Ma Arthur Dufour resigned his tion with the Ponemah Co. as he leaves week for the drafteda men this John Rankin who has been spending the sumnter in. Providence has return- cd to Pratt Institute, in New York, aft- er spending a“short time Mrs. Earle Wood. . Stevenson and Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic at Ocean Beach Saturda: Chenelle and Armand Che- nelle have returned to work after en- loving their annual vacation. vidence with Mr. and DR. A. J. SINAY | Dentist Rooms 1£-19° Aliee Building, Norwich * Phone 1177 The Best Place is the Cheapest Place to Buy AYyTO ROBES WAGONS HARNESSES RUBBER BOOTS STEAMER RUGS CARRIAGES ; SOME SECOND-HAND TEAM HARNESS IN STOCK THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0. 14 BATH BTREET. NORWICH, CT, WHEN_YOU WANT to put your Wu: s before the Dublic, tnere udv Détter than u‘h th-.' regularly stomach may auto-intoxieation whole system with stream. Folev Cathartic -Tablets keep the bowels open and regular, the’ liver active and cause no pain, Taey ache. A VALUABLE HEALTH HINT. If- the bowels are not working food in set Up a* condition undigested and pollute the stomach sweet. 4 nausea relieve bilioysness, sour Lee & -and Embalmer Tel. 642-2. isons in the blood 'Don Harvey and Misses Elizabeth Wil- | the life line into the water and swam Funeral from the home o vears. Mrs. James eral Reserve bank stock 2,01 son,. Marion Beebe and Grace ROgers.|away from the ship’s side and was| B, Shannon, 242 Washfgton street,| 9. Stock of Federal Reserve Special committges for each month|picked up a half hour later by ome of 5 Tuesday morning. _Services| bank (50 per cent. of of the vear were Aso avpofnted. Tt |ihe lie hoats. Sf. Mary’s church at 9 o'clock. JoRubserintion) ... .. 3,900.00 was voted to fit out a comfori bag for| After bein icked ¢ | DEWMING—In New London, suddenly, |10, a Walue = \ the Red Cross., After the businessiships slowly §lnlladnx, mgfnl-h”i?:.fi"{fi Sept. 15, 1917, John A. Deming, aged| banking house 35.000.00 5,000.00 meeting watermelon wuh!-rve{l b)"‘ thelother ships were steaming away = to| 4% vears. 5 = 13. Lawful reserve with SRS committee in chamge of the social hour. | safety. One of the English govern- | PONEY—In Westerly, Sept. 12. 1917, Federal Reserve bank 25,076.93 . e e et ment trawlers that was not far from | mory J. Doney, wife of * Joseph H.[15 Cash in vault and n JAILED FOR SELLING. - the scene came to our rescue and Dick- | gy in. Canterbure Sept. 17. 191 amounts due from natio p LIQUOR WITHOUT LIGENSE | ing up all those in the life-boats and | “YOnni 'c. Tovon aged 61 wears. o |15 Checies hbr b — landing us in Irelgnd Funeral services to be held at the Tes-| in the same city or town lo Given 60 Days and We found that only two men on ouf idence of F. I. Hyde, Canterbury, as reporting bank (other ship had been killed by the explow | Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. b Lo PR ) e 6,560.05 sion. We were_ taken to London and | EVANS—Suddenly. in Westerly, R. I, Tofal af, Ttems and Rocco Gentilello was Monday brought | &¥alted the arrival of English officers| " Sept. 15, 1917 Benjamin ~ Frankllii| 15 anecica on banks located before the New London police court |9 Q¢ Tge of us. e were then Lo . outside of city or town of on & charge of the sale of lquor with- | taken back to Liverpool and put aboard | COTTER—In Norwich, Sept. 17, 1917,| reporting bank and other the S. S. Winnifredian which left | _John Cotter of Jewett City. cash items .......... 368.40 He was first_arrested on July 3, at| A huge striped bass i which time he was fined $75. His|of Rux:{ord'a‘p '}nnrket "ofih'p':;'x’.fim second arrest occurred on Aug. 2, |Square attracted considerable® atten- being fiped $200 at this time. He|tion Monday. The monster weighed was agalin arrested on Aug. 5 on the|eight pounds and three ounces and was licenise at a club at the cofner = O oarl and Bank streets, in New Lon. | LiVerpool. August the 21st, landing us | Notice of funeral hereafter. 20. Redemption fund don. ' in Boston, Sept. the 13th. LYNEH—In Lebanon, Sept. 15, 1917, | L S Treagurer and due This is the fourth time that Genti- o s Eilen, ~ beloved Wife of Michael T‘“l e - : lello has been arrested on this charge. uge ass. > - otal ....... .« e E Funeral from her late home, Tuesday ITABILITIES, mornin, at 9 o'clock, Requiem mass with same chorge and was once more fined [caught by Mr. Rumford Saturday in $200. the Niantic River, after putting up a Monday morning he was fined $200{game fight. Mr. Rumford and his and ordered to spend 60 daye in jail. | companion, Rene Pedrick, secured 16 He was arrested Sunday. fish on their trip Saturday. IN THE GITY COURT Cave Against Louis Rosenberg Con- tinued "Until Friday. thpay Most Old People *Are”Constipated ES o 8 M xciion of the bawels. Ax pronie’ e There were sixteenl cases in the city court Monday morning and they were dispoged of in the following manner: The case of the State vs. Louis Rosen- berg was continued till Sept. 21. A man who gave his name as D. Kelli- ‘her was sent to the State Far for stealing brass fixtures and selling them. P. O’Brien of Philadelphia and C. Wilson of Fitchburg were fined $1 and costs for being drunk and went ey nor griping, indigestion, -sick head- stomach, breath or other conditions caused by clogaed bowels. 0Osgood Co. Funeral Director Promptserviceday Sr niglf. Lady Assistant to jail. A soldier who said he came from Nashville was charged with the same offence but was freed. Bdward Allen of Woonsocket was fined $5 for being drunk and went to jail. There were seven men charged with fighting but with the exception of G. Quintili- nin and Laury Tramculozzi whe were fined $2 and costs they were discharg- ed. The fines and costs were paid. A woman charged with breach of peace had her case continued until Oet. 1. e On Long.Aute Tour. ‘Commodore Morton F. Plant and Mrs. Plant left Sunday for a six weeks' automobile trip. They were aceom- panied by Mrs. Plant's’ son, Philip Manywaring, who is going to a’ school in New Hampshire, after which they will go to Hot Springs, Va. fidn nldm': stores un{u- name of Dr. Clldw.‘lfl;‘ : Pey I jo- Lireegotie Wethersfield—Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Blumenthal celebrated the 50th an- niversary of their marriage last Tues- day evening 'with a reception at theiy home, v . % V Fne P bacco, sold sania at St. Mary's ehurch, Bozrahville, at|22. Capital stock pald in 9.30. In 'ment in St. Mary's ceme- |23 Surplus fund ..... tery, Norwich. 24. a Undivided % $4,825.93 ent expenses, inter- 3 v est, and taxes DA 240.18 25. Amount reserved for ¢ urc en taxes acorued - 550.00 27, Circulating n . sotanding o 97,700.00 0. Net amoun ue . 15 Main Street ‘banks and bankers =N 5 Demand deposits subject to Reserve (deposits vable within 30 dayh): - 31, Tndividual deposits suh- | 10 CheCK ..o ier... . 7o 301.663.02 37, Dividends unpaid 201.00 Total demand subject . to Item: 31 : -l $301,863.93 Total .. ... $593,07883 State of Connecticut County of New Tondon, == I, Charles H. Phelps, Cashier of the above named bank, 46 . Lady Assistant Telephere 323-3 HBENRY E. CHURCH WM, SMITH ALLEN On account of Increase 1 the Whitestone < rom new en at.§3% J. F. CONANT 41 Main Strest 11 Franklin St Shea & Burke ledge and belief. CHARLES H. PHELPS, : Cashier. this 17th day of Sept. 1917. JOHN H. PERKINS, Notary Publle. Correct—Attest: COSTELLO _LIPPITT, F. L. WOODARD, J) C. HENDERSON, Directors. solemnly swear that the sbove state- ment Is true to the best of my kmow. Subscribed and sworn te before me DR. E. J. JONES Taie elevator Shefucket. Strees entrance. Phane tor DENTIST B omnactent s o T Bull Tesgita 0 - BANK STATEMENTS % | No, 657 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF e Thames Natignal Bank at Norwich, n_the State of Connetticut, at the clg of business on Beptember 11, 1917: RESOURCES. 1. a Loans and discounts .-$2,137,994.37 Deduct: : ' : ¥ d ‘Notes _anda Ly bills Fedis- counted (oth- - ' er. than- ‘hank # acceptances o - sola) item 53a) 354.431.71 et $1,788,568.86 2. Qverdrafts, unsecured.. 470065 :"LIU‘ 8. ',‘;3"‘ 4o§he§ than Tt mds of 1917): a ly‘ g bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value) Fe reesseaes 100,000.00 6. a Liberty Loan ‘bonds unpledged ... 36,200.00 7. Bonds, securities,. ste.: a Bonds othér than U7, 8. bonds pledged to se cure 8. de- posits .. $12,000,00 b Bonds er than U. 8. bonds pledged to sze- cure postal sav- ings deposits. . s e Securities other ¢ than U, 8. bonds (not includin stocks) owne ! unpledged 976,087.03 hd Total bonds, - curities, etc ... 1,215,287.03 8. Stocks, other than Fed- eral Reserve bank 85,507.00 9. Stock of Federal R, bank (a0 per ce subscription) .... . . 48,000.00 10, a Value af banking house ceeenens 150,000.00 13. Lawful reserve with « Federal Reserve bank.. 144,165.81 15. Cash In vault and net amounts due from na- tional banks revdososes 426,867.19 16. Net amoupts due from banks and bankers, and . trust companies other than Included in Items 18, 14 and 5.344.7 18, ‘Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank (other than Ttem 17) 6,808.82 Total of Ttems 15, 16 and 18 343 20.74 19. Checks on ban cated outside of m\-?} 2 town of reporting ban and other cash items - 262.09 20. Redemption fund with 17.°8. Treasurer and due from U. 8. Treasurer .... Total LIABILITIES. 22. Capital stock paid in 23 Buyrplus fund .,...... 24, a Undivided profits* ...... 78,210.10 b Less current expenses, inter- est, and taxes pald ..... e 25, Amount taxes accrued 47. Circulating n, standing .. Net _amoun National banks 30, Net amounts to banks and bankers (other than inclnded: in 28 or 28) Total]ot items . o 29 dnd 30 .. $496,478.17 Demiand "deposits subiect to Reserve (deposits payable , within 30 days): ' 31, Individual deposits sub- Ject to check . 33, Certified checks .. .. 36. Deposits ‘requiring n. tice but less than 30 da 37, Dividends. unpaid .. Motal demand dep subject to Items 31, $1.507.967.25 Time 'derosits subject to \ Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subfect to 30 days ‘or more notice): 41. Postal savings deposits 42 Other time deposits. . Total of time deposits subject : to Reserve, Ttems 41 and 42, $263.630.65 43. Tnited States deposits ’ (other than postal sav- ings) _including depoSits of U, 8. disbursing officers 50. a_Cash letters of credit and travelers’ checks DULStAnAINg +eeen ennens 1 .84.011, $1.000,000.00 ,000.90 1.308.29 - 76,901.81 for . 6,000.00 $9,300.00 6,741.60 reserved i 3 489,736.43 * ey 58 S8 82 5> 33 i a8 203.377.00 60,253.56 10,000.00 99.00 85 Total yoeecasoss 53 a Liabllitles for redis- counts, including those with ~Federal eserve bank (see Ttem 1d)...... State of Connecticut County of New - London, ss.: I, Charles Gale, Cashier of the ‘above numed bank, do @olémnly swear that the abnve state- ment is true to the best of my know- . ledge anad ‘bellef. CHAS. W. GALE, Cashier, re me 54.481.71 sworn to le September, 191 ARD P. CHURCII Notary FPublie. Subscribed an this 15th day LEO: Correct—Att JOHN C, "AVERILL, JOHN PORTEOLUS, GROSVENOR ELY. sept17d Directors. B —————— A Receipe For Happiness Take one generous slice of our bread. 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