Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 29, 1917, Page 13

LEGAL NOTICES. The Bulletin. - Norwioh, Seturday, Sept. 29, 1917, ——_ o ———— ——— ] THE WEATHER. 'N Nanw'cu Hm YEARS ‘su :“;Em"‘““"“'" for membership { . 81.25 To New York $1.25 Assessors’ Notic secured during this quart- er.,_. & St Richmond Radiator Plant Ready to Start Operations—Death | o5t 7. degh diace, 63, dorieny | Al persons lable to pay Taxes TO NEW YORK probably increasing during Saturday night; middle Atlantic variable, becom- ing northeast and increasing by Sat- urday night. 4 The tropical disturbance’ after reach- - | sociation of Connecticut to hold their | late Captain Wickson whose funeral|joint winter meeting In Norwich. The 5 POCUITAL yastsnday. invitation has been gecepted and they Death of A. P. Lathrop. |by them on the First [1917. Those failing to make {be charged a penalty of Ten AND EMBALMERS 3 Conditic 5 3 . | Biiven, Jos. T. Cunningham, Henry W. 2} N o G Neidis LADY ASSISTANT —_— of Alonson P. Lathrop—Small Steam Yacht Made Trip | Tivbita, Pk B Pty (< h FREIGHT AND PASSENGER QowR ok Norplh drm Bstwty. ANl Calle Answered Promptly o' Const vl e Smoderace. vatianle, Up Thames River. e i iatines: ¥ = NORWICH AND NEW YORK ¥ i nrst day of Noveber, 1917, o Day and Night becoming morth “land P - tation fo the State Board of Agricul- i ouZxom Norwich Tussdays, TErs- §|ion or printed list, properly sigr o B ture and o the Sheep Breeders As- ,Hvll) I il e ays Bundeys ab b B . mriage, || sworn to, of ail taxable propert il 3 il i (e a1 Pler, East Hiver, foot Roosevelt - - Strest, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fri- days at 6 p. m. Effective Oct. 15th, will hold the New ' London County S Fifty years ago this week it was an- nounced by the Richmond Stove com- It ‘mout Mississipp! riv- | PaDY that they expected to start, pour- Show h December 11th, the edaitional, according to Ia - i m:hmm Tecurves'to the|Ing iron before Saturday. The city e e G 12tk ‘and Decemmer 13th $1.25—F. V. KNOUSE, Agent—31.25 j | =11 m:.]{am» i s < JOSEPH BRADFORD northeastward and spparently is cen- [passed through the summer of 1867 |Df"nice clerk in the dry goods store | State Uern Show and Petato xhibit, = Sog il pinogs tral tonight in the vicinlty of eX-|which was rather disagreeable in re-|of Williams & Chester, died at his | Will be Sheep sl it 18 healing m i BOOKBINDER |=3e portnwest Florids, althoush re- | spect to weather without any serious | residence in this city on Monday night The Swedish Convention. g’ y s e rotinn oF e poits fogm thers SCR SHesing - G- at 12 o'clock, after an illness of little| By invitation of the Chamber of to law. sty Blanks may be obtaine sessors’ Office in City Hall, or $ oral rains occurred ‘the _At. | epidemic. During the ‘week the streets o i b 3 'cklv Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order |lentic states. It is cooler In New |were flooded by a sever hail and rain- | mon of amlabs. disposition. SIwaYS | SomTirs Bate o Order of Va2 | @CZ€mMaA SO qui LY " England. ik torm. ‘A Mr. heerfal, od natured, and Z ; b : 108 BROADWAY ‘Thers ‘will be rain Saturday in " the | [°Chered’ conron, | B e & Tl | e emned oy all who krcw him. | oY, Septomber lst, with an auend, L dag e ettt nce Lt sent by mail upon applica South Atlantic states, extending Sat-| " pxtracts from The Bulletin files of | His funeral Is to take place at 2 o | female ~Fhe delesates were - very | Resinol is healing your skin troublel Ofice Hours: 9 a. m > ‘courtesies shown | The first application usually stops the Lists will be received & Tuesday, October 2nd. 1917 Dated 4t Norwich, Conn 1917, urday night and Sunday into the mid- | arey, years ‘ago follow: clock this afterncon. grateful for the CAVE WELDING & MFG. CO0.{gic Zeiantic States and New Engiand. | “SE.YF2 160 S0 croice, o | Bepe " sb " TT_A very heavy | Sote by the Chamber and resolutions | itching and makes the skin look heait Elsewhere cast of the Mississippi riv-|{1aq living-at Bean Hill, fell from a |shower of rain and hail visited this|of appreciatiorr were adopted. ier. And its continued use rarely f: Automobile.and Machine Parts Welded. | er falr weather will prevail Saturday | walnut tree while out nutting Satur- | vicinity vesterday afternoon about 5|° The National Roque . Associstion el oyl Sofé: £ Girnas Werk & Soectater. and Sunday. Temperature changes|day afternoor and'‘bruised his left|o'clock. It lasted but a few minutes |pheld their annual tournament fn our | '©Cléaraway alltrace of éruption,crusts will not be decided. shoulder -séverely. but sufficed to flo6d the streets and |city in July, and have promised to| andsoreness. Doctorshave prescribed Wk Guspmeods Forecast. . v give things a good wetting down. hoid their 1918 tournament here also.| Resinol for many years, and it contains s . s ey . Ready to”Start Operations. . e > o The superior court was in session in | "In 'closing this quarterly report | nothing that could injure the tender T s ot Torargar: | % 1hib “fimagira’’ Of the® Richmond |New Londen cyesterday. = DIvorceslvois Bemcrirs oishas o bitne to B oy Moy i HERE I8 THE F. F1. WILLIAMS, JR., General Agent. FRANK H. WOODWARD F. H. KENYON, Special Agent ALBIE L. HALE GEORGE N. DELAP, Special Azent MICHAEL J. CURRAN ord, Conn. ' o New Haven st tian, ndey, except falr | grove company expect 16 have. thels |Were granted Sarah E. Downs and |your ateention the lone secies of wor. o et Doy tie rks completed this week so as to |Jane Brennan and the other cises be- |respondence that has passed between | Imssmsmree—— New Englan, Satur- das saeror 1 east Tlamcbhuastis. aad | Do meItg iron before Saturday. They |fore the court were continued, this office and_that of State Highway n and: Sunsy rain. |have made quick work of it. Sept. 27, 1867.—A number of gen-|Commissioner Bennett's concerning. the S R{l.\"::thx:tn Nq:u mwn":hhbl"'ur Sat- | _The fourth open-air meeting on the [tlemen in a double team from New |jorth and south trunk highway be-|life came to a sudden end the thorning —Connecticut NOTIGE urday; Sunday partly cloudy, probably | Greensville common, participated in | London serenaded some of our citizens | jween Norwich and New London. Be- [of the 25th ,cut down with scarcely a Take your “foliage” rides to ANRU AL WO ol miesie i o % bg' ?em‘ber‘sh rr'.;m the different lnnDfivnf:':r:saflgvfmugr&oc‘zlefl:e the fcause of certain n;edal] hrepnl;s‘ t;fls moment’s warning. Mr. s::;m. hmm The 1 2 . churches in e village, was held at 5 |com - > road has been closed to the public for |just returned from Atlantic City where n the Observations in Norwich. e t| Mr Edmund Coles and treupe wave | 050, P8 200 LREPC 00 litating wide | as o dologste, haThad esered Inte the THE VERNON STILES INN A e A Nw Vork o'clock Sunday afternoon. Revs. Tefft. MEETING d . The following records reported from | Stanton and Winsor, Dr. Culver and |the sensationa] drama, The Biack Feud | getours over most unfavorable con- spirit of the times together with 1500 In Beautiful 1 Ay Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes|Messrs.. Carpenter and Palmer -were |a* Breed Hall last evening to a crowd- | gitions. This produced. on the part of [ big and little business men from every Ticts, by law proy in temperature and the barometric|the speakers. The meeting was well |ed house. The piece abounds in scenic|our more influential citizens, a protest |part of the country. During the trip THOMPSON, CONN. FIRST DISTRICT—A e attended, and a good degree of inter- | displays and tableaux. through this office and your Secretary |he assured me many times of his e Hall in the City an om Norwic changes Friday. v est shown. Members of the Enterprise baseball | ;ttempted to bring to the attention of |pleasure at being mble to represent Sept. 24, 1867.—The submarine div- | club of Danlelson are greatly surprised | the Commissioner the great need of |this body at so important a gathering. | Ex: §rs. Messrs. Herbert and Derby, hav- |fo learn that they have Sent Aachal: |keeping such. highways open while re- | Apparently in the best of health when |ldeal Place for Vacations and Rest, or | 51 Sreet: 12 lent Table, Fine Golf Links, the | 520 ) DISTRICT. et, Engine YOU HAVE-BEEN LOOKING FOR Non-Leakable ing nearly completed their operations |lenge or written a letter to the Sachem | pairs are belng made. all to no purpose. |leaving him_$aturday night upon our |Week Ends, in Finest Country Sur- |, lillRD DISTRICT At 1 e in New London barbor, will soon re- | club of this city. 'They were nct aware | Therefore, as a matter of future con- |arrival in Norwich—imagine, if you |roundings. “FOURTH DISTRIC * Self—Fnllmg sume operations here. of 1t until they learned it from this|gsiqeration, I feel that this and other |can, .the shock when the news of his ey S ; The state of health in the city this |City. Chambers of’ Commerce ought to see |sudden death reached me Tuesday ev- Sunday and Holiday Chicken e Green. 2 Only ONE DOLLAR but as good a cloudy, showers By night. summer has been very satisfactory, Came Up the Thames. that a- bill be presented to the next |ening. Norwich and the Chamber of Dinners a Specialty FIFTH DISTRIC At € = any iiiat seila for FIVE DOLLARS. | “Tiday’s weattier: Rain, followed by|{oking everything into” consideration. | Sept. 28, 1867—A small steam vacht |session of the ' légisiature compelling | Commerce, in the death of Mr. Smith, | | a0 &ners AN Large Hall, in Tattviile ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED B i » It was to be expected that the per-|made a trip up the Thames vesterday, [the keeping of- trunk highways open |suffers a loss that time alone can ef- R SupRers Tor et SIXTH DISTRICT—At e piexing, changeable weather would be |having on board a pleasure party. She | during such periods. The section hav- face. Ever. ready to lend assistance Teleph: 634-14 P Hamliton Avenue, East -|attended- with bad results, that dis- fran aground in the river bui was|ing sueh attention on the New Lon-[to a worthy cause, with a heart as eleprrone, O bodd Tutosm ON MONDAY, O ’ Try ahe and bs convinced. JOHN & GEO . H. BLISS C. B. LYMAN, Proprietor at alx oclock " in vzll‘c(hhy) ballot t)u T PLUMBING AND GASFITTING | cicoted at that time by beilot Three Selectmen, one Assessor Sun, Moom =md Ties, ease would come as & consequence of | worked off and proceeded toward New |don highway ‘was a trifle over a mile |large as aver beat in the bosom of ’1’1 m-..'f“ fv’w’z':‘;'; !léggg'n i:, but such does not seem to have |London. in length and.flve months of the Very |man, ever guarding the civic interests S Dses. | Sets !Water. |l RISe%: | neen the cace, at least not in this vi- | Mr. Evans had a very fair audience | heart of-the travelling season, when | ot his natioe e the “mecde e Day. lla m. |p m ls m |l p_mcinity. at the musical entertainment given |tourists are visiting: all througsh New |done thou good and’ faithful servant” JEWELERS h Sept. 25, 1867.—The flags on the |by him at Christ church last evening. | England because of’ our diversified |scem especially appropriate and ap- e ieatan, o Sl oy H fl shipping were displayed at half-mast [ The programme was well arranged and | scenery and- historical polnts of in-|picable in the passing of Frank . Dovwn Cles B st 2 i i I yesterday as a mark of respect for the | carried out in a satisfactory manner. |terest. many were forced - to” leave | Smith.~ » CALL UP 734 tor of Town Taxes seven Const ; 2 i g | I s Norwich off the map when making thtes’ Agents of the iown / = 5 = fE g t their itinerary s, as will be . ind, two Auditors, two Ren 2 l‘ X 5.37 | Council of Defe O With or Without Gas Attach- B| Voters four members <of the ] | i | Hi | .5%/600 EMPLOYED State Councll of Defense, In this con. |readily noticed, has deprived, our mer. MARRIED. VENT || Satont ol e e ety e vel' all ln s nection ,as a matter of information, I|cantile interests of their just share of | = .= e ments but Always EFFICIE ol Crmnities: torsthee and ECONOMICAL~— and the term of the others in Also, to act upon a petition termine by ballot whether any per Six hours after high water it is low tide, which is followed by flood tide. GREENEVILLE wish to ‘call your attention to another | business from said souhce. What has AT HOPKINS & ALLEN |zeh o cal vour sitention to anotier | busin place this year, unless)immediate T il to. The State Council of Defense 15 |remedial legisiation is adoped, will oc- | and ‘Allce. Fiizabeth Gully. off Weat: already planning a, campaign for|cur next year and for many years to| erly. Home Gardens for next year. R. La- |come, completely isolating the largest | SCOTT-REILLY —-In Philadelphia, R 1 Sept. 2 1917, by Rev. W. ¥ Wil (Continued from Page Five) and Repair Work OF ALL KIND:! . activities of the Home Garden’s Com- . J. C. Atterbury Resigns From U. 8.|mittee whose report has been render. |moite Ruseell of Manchester has re- |city in Bastern Connecticut insofar as |~ Sept. 17, 1917, Leo Scott, of Phila- || We furnish Repairs for ail makes || 57717 BT, hollos whets wpiritucus @ AUTOMOBILES, Finishing Company—Death of Al- |ed at a previous directors’ meeting. | {2OLY heen abbointed In charge of next | automobile traffic is comcerned. The| delphia, formerly of East Hampton, of Rang Intoxicating Maquors within the it J fred B, Treffor Personsle: Bihoo the Tty O paign and Mr. Russell has|highway on the east side of the river,| Conn. ‘and Miss Lillian Reilly, of of_the Town 5 i substantial amount has been received, | TQuested your Secretary to become one | connecting Norwich with Groton. also| Providence, R. I. The Polls shall be open in_ th CARRIAGES, WAGONS, Teaving a b R e thocelved. |of his associates. This committee will | came in for . & share of attention sz A. J. Wholey & C pirtrict from ¥ix o105 "t o J. C. Atterbury, for the past 17 years | leaving a Gard, £ 1917 of §7.40. | have the professional and technical aid | through the State Highway Commis- DIED. . . y BT RG PSR TR L0 3 W T billing clerk_of the local branch of | © ‘ome Cardens o - " |of [Professor Stevens of the State|sioner's office being importuned to g yyrgy 1n yesterly, R. I, Sept. 87, 12 FERRY STREET ix o'clock in' the morning unttl TRUCKS and CARTS, the United States Finishing Co. has Highways College and Professor Jenkins of the |have the State take some action in | SMErm In Westerly, R I, Sept. 27, o'alock in the atternoom, - tendered his resignation e same to] Secretary met with the County Com- | Experiment Station. The duties of the | placing this important artery in at| of Albert B Smith Aed 35 years ‘And, also to meet at said Town Hi Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- | take effect immedlately. He was|missioners in the City Hall about the Secretary as a member of the Town |least passable condition. After many HART—Suddenly, in New London, Sept, at’ fhree o'clock In the afternoon ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. | formérly paymaster ' and bookkeeper|east side highway to Groton. Out- |Committee, have been those of great |letters had been exchanged the High- 28, 1917, Miss Mary A. Hait, of eald day to hear and act t Blacksmithing In all its branches. |I0f the Chelsea Paper Mfg. Co. After|come of meeting: Selectmen of the |activity, as it is through this office that | way Commissioner flatly refused to| PBrookiys, N ¥ N annual veport ef the Sele the windup of the affairs of the paper |town of Preston and Ledyard were |the technical details for the various expend any money upon this important | SWAN—In Preston, Sept. 27, 1917, . . the Town Treasurer, the S —— mill in 1906, af the solicitation of J.|summoned to come before the Courty |celebrations incident to the going |north and south runk line, staing that | Perey B. Bwan aked 41 years. X X Commission, tha Health Ofocer and t Millar ‘Wilson, thensuperintcndent of |Commissioners to show reasons why |away of the boys of the Selective Draft |should he do so the State would be | Private funeral at the home of his Haatlfl and Plumbm Town School Committee, and the the U. S. F. Co., he entered their em-[highway was not in better condition. |were worked out. Al of which is sub- |obligated to care for the same in fu-| father, Sherwood R. Swan. Preston 8 8o | port o the i tecs of the Otls 0 ar ploy as billing clerk and has con-| Went over the east side highway |mitted purely as a matter of informa- |ture. It was because of the refusal| Citv, Monday ‘atternoon Gefober 1. : R 4 @ | tinued as such until the present time.!with First Selectman of the Town of |tion to the Board. of the State to lend assistance that the [ 1 ‘one o'clocke Burial in the fam 92 Franklin Street chuding ©expenses. o . Preston who promised to make im-| At the request of the J. B. Martin [matter was then taken up with the| 1V 10t In Elm Grove cemetery, My: Schools, and to fix the 507 to 515 North Main St. Alfred 8. Tefft. mediate repairs. Compariy, whose employees reside in a | County Commissioners with the re-| " o = o e T of the Tax Collector. ' Commercial section of the city just north of Pot- |sult that we hope, at least, some im- | '{ el oh, S A " Also, ~to deterr t Thursday evening at eleven o'clock Mary Clotler, ‘aged 27 vears. 80. 5f0 = Asierming, s "|Alfred S. Tefft, one of Greeneville's| Publicized Dollar Day for the Re-|fer Manor. that the gas main be ex- (provement in the condition of the road | Funeral from her Jate home 189 North horrow o stim mot. to oxc Protect Your Feef |uc: aa most resmected remiomes |tqh ibliclzed Dollar Da tended some 250 feet to this section, |bed may be made discernible. Main street, Monday morning at 8,30, (oliars), In Such sums . and at the matter was taken up with the Gas Highway Improvements. Lo R I e R T FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY times " during "the twaive monihs passed away. Death was caused by| Urged upon the Retail Merchants the ; y ®|and Electric Department with the re- . it oty - 3 cercoral hemorthags sustained dur- |advantages to be gained by having co- (305 {HSStHS, Department with the re-| e pave aise taken up from time [ yucan 1n Mot onir or, 1917 3 wecialist and “Messou: ng the late afternoon. operative opening daysewith the re- |git WhaC (he Same VLl bo Brought to |, {ime with the city and town author- | Tt aq & Tome aena 8 hears. THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY €O Mamutacturer ot ' "“The Cummings| Mr. Tefft was born fm December. |sult that September 18th, 19th and |the attention of the Board of ities the improvement of certain high- | Funeral services will be heid athis late . o A 1841, 'In the town of Griswold. of old |20th was selected. o hace e e e, o atten. |Wavs and sidewalks within city and | home, 337 Prospect sireet, Monday, Nos. 11 to 25 Forry Street e A New England stock, from which he| Retafl Merchants' Bureau are tak- |, VS hive also brousht to the atten | G0 fimits. Al of which the of-| Ocreber 1. at 5 heom. “Borial in San: = inberited “his strons’ constitution and |ing up the matter of ecomomy In do- |tion of Mr James I Case. president of | oW, VS ghown their desire o co- A. G. THOMPSON, F. S, ing. and to obligatior s shall be for tl tery. Town, c cemetery Also, to dete Telephone 754, sturdy principles. ~He married Miss|Hveries and have adopted “Return”| o 1 I ) = perate and have carried out the sug- S BTN e Lo Ehn Dl Vilura A. Lyoms. who gied three|rules. B ey o I8, ovAS One of the | tions of the Chamber of Commerce. ROBERT J. COCHRANE | Feon it mekn, o 6o0hs wior DR A. J SINAY years ago. Two sons, Thefon E. and Civie pany our attention has been called to Your Secretary also wishes to call RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. o Also, to act upon tion . . George A. survive, also two grandsons,| Arranged Fourth of July-Americag- |fhe faot that the mffsics of seii coms | to your attention the fact that we are| tynereas our Heavenly Father in his GAS FITTING, more than twenty le Eimer and Robert, besides a brother |ization bay program. now entering upon the last quarter of | infinite wisdom has seen At to remove| b MBING, STEAM FITTING | LoVi; Afking tiat B M ivigout Lo be terminated and |\ year and I feel that due conslder- | trom our midst, our Brother member Dentist Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Norwich . Phone 1177-3 but retired from active work about|Beaard. oL ihe party desiring to locate here re- | bport the Chamber, there are. new | i3 their bereavement and in token 0f m 11 be four years ago. Since that time he| Furnished desk room and called a|ouc o nect 2 Price set upon one of |TUA%S g (Ve reasons this year more, | our esteem a floral off Phone 581 T8 Town Tor the donstractin has busied himself about his garden.|meeting of the Executive Committee, |gifference of $5.000 between the price | Perhaps than in the past. Since the Be It Further Rewolved, That ne ‘brovement hwa With % United_States entered the war cham- laces of business of members of provems ay Commi 1647 ©One of the historic places in Norwich in Rhode Jsiand and two sisters, and| Assisted in arranging celebration for |that a dividend of something like ten several nieces. For forty-seven years Mr. Tefft was employed by the C. H. Hubbard Pa- per Manufacturing Co.. of Greeneville. He was a christlan = gentleman—one who looked for only the good in his fellow men, and whose lps - spoke only kindly words. In his home he Third and Fifth Companies, Coast Ar- tillery. Tabulsted names and addresses and copied reports for the Exemption at the solocitation of Mr. F. B. Crosth- waite of New York city who was here in the interests of the Morris Banking plan, for the purpose of determining per cent. would revert to the original investors. Within ten days Norwich has lost a first class industry because offered. and the price asked by said firm. Had the Chamber of Commerce had $5.000 in the treasury at this time ation should be given by the Board to the cause of new membership. In ad- dition to the many reasons which have always prevailed why men should bers of commerce as never before have taken an active and distinct part in aiding in the tremendous tasks FRANK H. SMITH, That our heartfelt Be It Resolved, athies be extended to his family this “Association be A‘Iosed’ec:ul;l;ng:ilrl:;;\s MODERN PLUMB'NG recorded funeral services, be printed ana o dopy Washington Sq., Washington Building Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing ssential in modern houses as Town ana Academy. for the scl Al50, to d. of money st ) year of 19 ppropriate the State in A for over two centuries has been the | Was especially kind and loving and his [ whether such a banking system would | sum. & live. industry ereploying ae | (hrust upon the nation. It is realized, | [a s’ minutes of this Axsociation, is as n e e s famous neighborhood relations. were most cor-|be desired in Norwich. hundred skilled mechanics, an indus- |oWever. that what has been accomp- | yASTER PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION, |electricity is to lighting. We guaran- | 4oy o7 slheimbor. A Ti1 dal Fhe Baptist church of Greene.| Assisted in arranging celebration for | try asking absolutely nothine, the pro. |lished thus far is comparatively P JAMES IBBISON, President. |tee the very best PLUMBING WORK CASPER K, BAILEY, ville, of which he was a consistent men drawn in the Selective Draft. Drietor of which desiren to by home | in the light of what is to come. The WILLTAME, Secretary. | by expert workmen at the fairest CHARDES P, AUSHNELL ADAMS TAVERN The trolley will get you thers. from member for over forty vears has lost one_whose christian life was Hved ac- cording to. his profession. Chamber Was Represented at Follow- ing Meetings. Chamber is represented on the Town and move his family from New York city to Norwich. It is because of this fact that it occurred to me that if this opportunities for still greater service lie imediately ahead. There are just 2s many business and professional men of Norwich not members as there are prices. Ask us for plans and pric Selectmen of the %he city fa about fifteen minutes or| Fe never found fault with what he ten per cent. dividend to be declared MY e o had to do, always willing to do that|Committee of the Connecticut State o= stocknoraers of the Iatq |members of the chamber of commerce. oo et - Sk e Council of Defense by the Secretary | the Original stockholders of the Land [TUUVSTS- 0 C05 CRM ouE, " (O roalize J.F. TOMPKINS NOTICE in less time, who attended the meeting of the Coun. | ImProvement Company could be left|SISFYORS of ™o, SH¥City, ‘iate and urc en ; SE A o b PR, ty and Town Committees of the State nation and lend heir support to the 67 West Main Street To0yard Kvs Rorehy w ¢ A. A. ADAMS Phone 519 Norwich Town DRS. L. F. and A, J. LaPIERRE 287 Main Strest, Norwich, Conn Office Hours: 10 & m. to 3 p. m. by appaintment Sundays excepted DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building Teke elevator Shetucket . Strees entrance. I JOHN A. DUNN| OBITUARY. Miss Mary Cloutier. Miss Mary Cloutier passed away at her late home, 189 North Main stheet, at 1.30 p. m. Priday. She was born in White Rock, R. I, in 1890. She at- | tended the Grammar school in Uncs- ville. She has been sick for 15 vears, subject to epileptic fits. During her ‘kness she made many friends who il mourn for her. Council at New London September 6th. September 18 and 20 the Chamber was represented at the War Conven- tion of American Business held by the National Chamber of Commerce at Atlantic City, by the following dele- gation: Frank H. Smith, Charles H. |Saxton and H. R. Branche. New Committee. At the meeting of the Board of Di- rectors held July 29th an Endorsement Besides her father and mother she j Cominittee, consisting of John M. Lee, leaves a_ sister, Rosenia Cloutfer and!William H. Cruickshank and H. R. six brothers, Mitchell, Fred. Joseph, Zeo, and Theodore Cloutier, Norwich. Personals. Mrs. McCormick of 229 Central av- enue has moved to Fourteenth street. |Branche, was appointed. Since said | committee was appointed they have endorsed but two projects and have |refused to endorse seven. Activi of the Secretary. Because of the entrance of the Unit- ed States into the World War, Cham- Ibers of Commerce as never before are tent of the inyestors, namely that of bringing indusies to Norwich, in a majority of instances 1 believe the stockholders would countenance such a proposition and vote their interests in the dividend to this purpose. Ac- noweledging this letter President Case, for the Norwich Industrial Improve ment Corporation , stated that the di- rectors felt that this is a matter over which they have no jurisdiction but suggested that the same be presented at the stockholders’ meeting which is to be held on October 6th. The direct- ors feel that this is a matter for each stockholder to determine, as they as officers, have no power to act in_ the matter. 1 feel that should this divi- dend of some five to seven thousand dollars be left as a fund available for the purposes hereinbefore stated {subject to the voting pawer and dis- cretion of the dirvectors of the Cham- organizaion that ts being recognized by congress and by our national leaders as one of the most efficient orgnaizations ever built up of mon-po- litical order. With this thought up- rmost, with the thought of having Norwich render the greatest possible service, would it not be proper at this time to take some action in regard to a membership campaign during the last quarter of 1917. As you are well aware, the by-laws have been amended and broadened to allow associate members becoming affiliated with this organization, thus permitting indus. tries and large business houses to register their names as such with dues in keeping with the dignity of the service rendered said organization: War Convention, Atlantic City, At the August tneeting of the Board President James was authorized 15 Maip Street FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS Lody Assistant Telephor.e 223-3 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN The Charles A. Kuebler Company MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS OF Marble and Granite Monumental Work the Town Monday, O in_the foren afternoon, f ing Assessor men Town Cle Auditors, Grand Juro; xes, Constables, Regl ers, and hool C swn and approy action in roud with state aid ter 264 of the P amended by chapters 135 o lic_Acts 1909, And to do any other business to ba done at $ald meeting Business meeting to be ed at p. m. Dated at Ledyard, Conn., Sept. 2: 1917. WILLIAM I. ALLYN, Town Clerk. i ing the working medium through Charles Young is going to _attend | 25CO™ - ber of Commerce, that much progress | to appoint four deegates to attend the R Georgetown ~ University, at Wash- | Woace Ghenoinr of Detoce soe iy rand | could be mads in the development and | War Gonvention of American Business REDS A ORAT, on upbuilding of the industrial advance- (to be held in Atlantic City, N. J.. DERICK W BURTON ington, D. C. Herbert Scott has organized a bask- ifor advice and co-operation concern- {ing their respective communities. Your Secretary, because of his availability ment of of Norwich, for which the donors of this fund originally intend- Sept. 18th to 21st._and the following were appointed, Nelson J. Ayling. On account of Incresso in price of to- acco, the estone Cigar wi : Bor 1,000. s 39-41 Franklin St. s men of Ledyard. ctball team of the Greeneville Gram- £ necessity wide informatio: : fed. it Frank H. Smith. Charles A. Saxton, H, e % Our Corn and Wart Solvent— |mar_school and is expecting the bask- | cmming ol sivte, tonomorimtae” con” |~ Answered inquirles on various sub- | R. Branche. With the exception of |sold from now Norwich C NOTICE. ets Monday. mercial ahd Mdustrial questions that;JeCts coming from all parts of the|Judge Ayling, who because of un- OEBYS AT onn. The legal vot C the Town f for a quarter — has. placed — arise, has been made a member of the | COURLIY. avoidable circumstances was unable to 11 Franklin St % piTheTlepal voterst ol the Towh, of TAFTVILLE Town Committee of the Connecticut Activities of the Chamber. attena ‘“’re‘;'r';i’e‘"'{:,"“’fi';:" e o = 7 e, awh' House, on Monday, Ootob e . 917, from 9 o'clock a. 4 24 ds and £ o 24 = ———————=——————————————| 854 letters received during the past|chamber at this important meeting of 190 Frankhn St glclocié’pl i or ‘the pir o d . ing by ballot Town Oflic street. Fred Dugas Breake Bowling Alley Record—Personals and Notes. in the Ponemah Co. after "about two weeks' iliness. quarters while 1564 were received during the quarter ending July 1st. 1530 letters forwarded during the quarter just passed. while 6591 were the Nation's business men. Tribute to F. H. Smith ‘With 'feelings of keenest sorrow I Shea & Burke 41 Main Strest ROAST BEEF AS WELL AS A NICE 18 THE PLACE TO GET A NICE |V'%: : 1 of Rel Se PIECE OF CORNED BEEF OR ANY- | bles Collecto i 5 . The bowling ailey record of 141 was!| cparite Belair ia In New Bedf i 2 b ord, e |consider it a privilege and duty as a o 5 3 le‘maclst, 50 Mfllfl Slreet Spa ;;:':Ssa’:;w 'fi:‘y’.(‘\"%fl;‘;’; Mass., visiting friends. o Ied G (e ot fenos member of the delegation represening Funeral Dil‘ect\-fl'i THING IN THE MEAT LINE, trava of Voters, Town 5 Comui 3 =z v this chamber at the wi nvention o Povied 145, which ln the vecord nenl| e mill indpoctors were through | Eohoined, Norwich by sending out | {019 SV 8, Hewer, eopecier, VAL.LUPPER Sreae Bsios st s iy Thore 1s & prize of $5.50 in gold for|the Ponemah Co. Thursday. tional Rogue Association (o hold their | the members of the delegation who. - AR, G S M ARSH. v ec o G since our yeturn, has been suddenly = W N T WHITMARS] DEL-HOFF HOTEL diwvane Bresking the Sefort: Thomas_Greenwood is .visiting his| P37, fournament in Norwich. =~ |snatched aay, by ne, rude hand of THOMAS' MOCLIMON. EUROPEAN PLAN Personals and Note: L e e tion, to 140 men drawn In' Selective | death—Frank mith whose 2 DR. R. J. COLLINS Dr. Alfred Richards e i il HAYES BROS., Props. Joseph Pelter has returned to work! pavia Bennett of New London was| Mailed 135 invitations to members to ~ - DENTIST —_— | & visitor in Tattville Thursday. attend a meeting in the interests of = D i DI-LN I I S r Office Hours: RIV ALS Telephone 1227 26-28 Broadway et . sisia FoniG, © Melinair sui] ot i Busking Plan. e e e 9-12 a. m.s—nl..'lfl to 5 p. m. . C. 2 eing importuned by the Connecti- s ¢ 4 4 Wed. and_Sat. Evenings 7-8 - . o z Alfreq Benoit have accepted positions|cut State Council of Defense 87 let- | N P¢ CUred PY Halls Catarrh Medl-| 14 main Street, Nerwich, Gonn. Room 05 Thayer Building Bidiyou sver; think, that whils: thens ( ;A( ;ER with the Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. |ters were mailed to the various il's Catarrh Medicine has been Phone 1173 Tel. 299 Residence tel. 1225 | have been all sorts of RIVALS & S e oy 1 ATe Fiars, 823 has. Bechms| TuERS bread, it still remains the ONE Russell Carter has resignea his po- | Norwich to determine what Is being | Ity rs, =nd sitlon in_ the Ponemah company to ac- |done in the way of relief or other s el L R e A T z sition in the Poneman company to ac-|done in the way of rellet or other|CWarsh,"*Suird Eicares "Medlcing acis French-Am Fur C (2> e Y%t the reauest of the State Council r.::é‘,‘z;p;llh];x ine. poieon From "tho NOTICE Te eYICAN FUr UO. |No matter how loaded with good of Defense letters were sent to all|blood and healing dPgrtions. | painting. Paperhanging. Plastering. | Guaran il work. W K ings 1 be, your meal manufacturing industries in Norwich |, After Zou have taken Hall's Catarrh | ,,a%3 55 5 specialty 15 Decorating and Ghiae o ek, Wo, maks, ne (hlrl‘ggbym" t:br g z: yt QooD i will be a failure withou GREAT FOOD of the whole world? THE PALACE 78 Franklin Street Funeral Director & S| A Julius Greenwood has purchased a ins f short time you will see P. SHEA new Indian motorcycle and starts to- | USIng that they co-operate in the har- | 31%5EN° (00 Svemenc In-scur generai | Graining, Sawmples of my work can bo| EUL3 (hCured Skine wanted: @ fuf & tour through the New Eng-|TSHInE oS Shem cxop which was dain- [nesits, Start takfo, Hall's, Cukeenfssss in the SInGomy of uo. 16 Main ¢ Practical Furrier BREAD. : (=a iatates Letters were sent to 115 delinquent | tarrn, Send for teafimonisie Tree Tel 12452 238 Dunham St. H. J. YURMAN, Proprietor ANDREWS’ BAKERY members. asking them to remit the F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toiedo, Ohio. auvg: u’ Tel. 1301-4 Room 108, Thayer Bidg. So1d By all druggists, ihe. —_— Wi bars THERE 1s no aavertising medium ia Total membership. Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- Total membership, 653; paid up mem- | ietin for business results. Phone 1 SUMMIT STREET Ranol Breault, Aaron Chappel, Na. poleon Gladue and Romeo Archam- breault have accepted positions as pin boys in.Fred Dugas’ Bowling alley: in Taftville. amount of their dues. 10171918 BLLA M. POTTER. Teacher of Fians and Accompantst. om 6, Alice. e 366-3. SePESTuTH THERE 1= a0 caverns:ng medium in i to The Bui- FREDERICK T. BUNCE ([} Promptservicedayornight Piano Tuner Phone 838-2 Clairmount Ave. WHEN YOU WANT t5 put your bus- inees before toe public. tnere is no medinm_Dbetter shan thfougn the ad- | Easiern \onnecticut e vertising commns of The Dulletin. letin' for busincss rosulta.