Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 15, 1917, Page 6

NORWICH Center of Norwich Smart Fashions For All atisfaction for Modest Incomes SUITS $19.50—$25.00 AND UP Distinctive models, the desirable fabrics and best colorings in great variety. COATS UPWARD FROM $15.00 8 Smarted belted models and furred collars are specia- ly featured. Many designs. DRESSES MANY AS LOW AS $10.00. « At the lower prices Serge Dresses, at the larger, dainty frocks of fine silks. | are to be printed on a bullétin board and placed on the Liberty pole as soon as the contributions now being re- ceived ard sufficient to pay for the printing. The entire cost of printing will be about $15._ The board has been given by W. A. Fraser of Noank and $3.25 contributed as follows: Christo- pher Morgan $1, George Emmons $1, N S. Gates $1, and Fred Moll 25 cents. Home Guard at New London. postponed two weeks on account of tad weather. Methodist Church Services. At the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning the pasfor, Rev. A. H. Vithee, chose for his morning subject Peace and in the ng the topic was A Question That Must Be Answered. Mrs. Thomas Treyvena sang at the morning service MYSTIC Red Cross to Provide Christmas Cheer for Soldiers—Annual Meeting of D. A. R. Chapter—Money Needed to Complete Town’s Honor Roll—Men's Club Plane Winter Lectures. BT LT RO PO TARLRL b D EIT 0 EL BN BB b NI 13301 ML K L BT AT S I TS T L TR D. A. R. Chapter Election. Companies A and D of Mystic Home g started a fund to be used in purchas- Sl ! s D 4 oot Tiges 2 e 52| The annual meeting of Fanny Led- |guard participated in the cel B e tite & |yand cbapter,. D. A K. * Whe held | of the Third regiment of Home guard Boys At e L o e nia®.tore | Thursday - afiernoon in the Masonica: Plant field New London. Sunday. ; for volunteer 'contributi temple, when the following _officers |leaving here by trolley. Lunch was e enthEtioRs. Regent, served at noon throush the kindness of Meeting Postponed. D ice regent, ey Major C. P. Williams. . The annual meeting of the Mystic | Brown: recording secretary, Mrs. Edna Marte . CRiB- Wititer: -Plans: Baual Franchise league, which was to| 3 Coievirude. W, Thompaon: treas- | Plans are being made for the meet heve been h=1d Thursday afternoon at ings of the Men's club here this winter s. Mary E. M. reg- B e s T Bhan ey :th‘;;r‘ l;{rs. (zl-:lfinE “" Dix"-héli‘é : hie- |and speakers are being engaged. The —_— | Tian, Mre. Helen W. Clift: chaplain, | fiist meeting will be held onday Mrs, Eunice Fieh; board of manage- | evening, Oct. 22. in_Community hall WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD. the speaker will be Rev. Charles Pen. Miss Julia Foote, Miss Ellen T. PTG R RRER RS P TR RO No man can do his best when suffer- | Figimes. Mrs, Phebe E. Grinnell. Mrs, | Doyer, director of Attleboro communi- ing from backache, rheumatlc pains,|Lizzie M. Paige. Mrs. Mary F. L.|ty fellowsnip, whose subject will be swollen joints, sore msucles or other | Brown, Mrs. Abbie (. Mathews, Mrs.|The Vitalization of the American Com- symptoms of kidney trouble. B. H.|Fannie P. Fish and Mrs. Belle W.|munity. This is an open meeting and Stone, 340 N. 2d.St. Reading, Pa..|Hoxie. women as well as men are privileged to attend. G.-Douglass Wardrop. who guve a very interesting talk here on aviation last year,.ls expected for the November meeting. Along the Street. dward Trevena has returned to New Bedford after spending a few writes: “I contracted a most seve case of kidney trouble 1 gradually Erew Sworse and for ‘months was un- Sble to attend to business. I began fo 3se Foley Kidney Pills and soon found the pains were gone and have had no aches since. They have been worth their weight in gold to me” Lee & Osgood Co. Money Meeded for Honor Roll. Roscoe K. Burrows, George H. Foley and Charles T. Crandail, who took it upon themselves to obtain the names of all Mystic men who are in military service. both army and navy, have made out an honor roll and the names L g H i i i Take No Chances in Tire Buying There is risk in a chance—but not whes you buy a tire of known quality—of known endurance. United States Tires—all five of them, ‘Royal Cord,” ‘Nobby,” “Chain,” “Usco,’ “Plain,’ —are tires of known, demonstrated and proved service and endurance. —the make of tires that costs less per mile other make of tire—mow or ever. Proof—the consistent and persistent year-by-year, month-by- month sales increases of United States Tiros. Your experience, too, will prove their quality. today than any | the court the story of the Dahood girl, Jn_town. Once Ward of Rock Nook The cases against’ Haldai Dahood, charged with assaulting her-daughter, Mary Dahood, and with breaking up a_session of the school in Tomagaug Valley, where Miss Dahood is teacher, wus called at 2 special session of the Thira- district court, Judge Oliver H. Williams, Saturday, morning. . The de- fondant walved examination and.-John J. Dunn, her attorney, explained that Shatever Mrs. Dahood - did at _the schoolhouse was not with any inten- tion of harming her daughter, but was inspired by the affection of the mother for the daughter: the former carnestly ‘endeavored to persuade the young girl to leavé her guatdian, Job Thorp, zive up teaching schoot in_thc country and return with her to New York, where a more fitting career was planned for her. -» Judge W. Rathbun. counsel for M. Thorp, guardian of 3iss Dahood. told in- outline, from the time she was lefi at the Rock Nook Home, Norwlich, by the mother, up to the iime. the as- sault took place in the little school- house and while the school was in session, This included ’the emphatic desire ofi the part of Miss Dahood to remain with the Thorp family, where she is contented. Judge Williams adjudged® Mrs. Da- hood guilty on both .counts. A fine of $25 and costs.was .imposed in the assault case, and $100 and .costs for breaking up a session of the school. Major Cyril L. D. Wells is in charge of barrack construction at Fort Kear- ney, where the work. has been held back by lack of material. When he visited the fort Friday, he at once took steps - that resulted in’ securing lum- ber and piping. After a_conference with Major Bourdon A. ‘Babcock, of Westerly. fort commander, orders were issued that the men be required to work Saturday afternoon and Sun- ady, which deprived them .of _their week-énd _passes, but were allowed leave between. retrea: Saturday and reveille Sunday. The barrack.stoves have arrived and will be placed in position without delay. Major Bab- cock had_ordercd the command to re- sume infantry work, Friday, but in view of the decision to use every available, man on barracks construc- tion it is doubtful if infantry drill can be_continued’ for some time. The barracks at Fort Getty. com- manded by Major Arthur N. Nash, of Westerly, are. nearing completion. Charity lodge, Ne. 23, F. drnd A. M, Jave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trevena. on Broadway. Mrs. Edwin Thompson is spending several days with New London rela- tives. * Mrs. Christopher Morgan was a re- cent visitor in. Providence. ““Mrs. Albert Haley has returned after several weeks' -stay in the White mountins. Edward McKone was home Newport for the week end. Joseph Curtiss of Norwich was a business caller at E. V. Whiting’s Fri- day. Mrs. R. H. Wilcox is visiting rela- tives in Virginia. Miss Edith Rathbun few days with -Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson in Providence. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Russell and daughter Charlotte of New Haven have been visiting relatives in town. To Hold Whist. The Sewing scciegy of Charity chap- ter. O. E. S.. is to hdM a whist at Mrs. John Daboll's in Noank. Walter Scott of New York has been spending a few days with his brother, George Scott on East Main strett. Mrs. Jennie' Davis has returned from a weeks' visi:_in Montreal; Canada, and Swanton, Vt. Start for Florid: Mrs, Stephen Jennings and son left Saturday for New York and from' there will go to Sarasto, Fla, % spend the winter. from is_spending a William COLCHESTER Death of Former Representative John R. Backus—Home Guard at New London Presentation—Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis Return to Virgin John R. Backus died at his home on South Main street Friday night about 10 o'clock after a few weeks' illness. Mr. Backus was a justice in town for several years; he also represented the town in .the general assembly .one term. He was a member and deacon of the Congregatianal church. He is survived by his wife, three sons, and a daughter, also two sisters and a Erother. Return to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis left Fri- for tieir home in Norfolk. Va. ‘ter a few weeks’ visit with relatives Warren Williams of Wallingford is ia town for a few days’ hunting. Attended Presentation. The Home guard held an outdoor drill Saturday afternoon. The guard went to New Lendon Sunday in auto- mobiles to attend the presentation of the colors to the -Third regiment of Home guard, of which they are a unit. William T. Curry and Edward Jones of Lebanon were in town -Saturday. Charles T. Wilson of Worcester was a week end caller here. Rev. and_ Mrs. Sherwood Rooseveit of Hebron were in town Saturday. % Alvin Fargo of Bozrah was a week end caller in town. United States Tires Are:Good Tires A Tire for Every Need of Price and Use ‘Royal C®rd” ‘Nobby’ ‘Chain’ ‘Usco’ ‘Plain’ United States TUBBS and TIRE ACCESSO- 'RIES Have All the Sterling Worth and Wear that Mckc United States Tires Supreme. h Complete Stock of United States Tires Carried By THE FRISBIE-McCORMICK CO., SHETUCKET STREET the fire cisterns in the borough. The new crosswalk from Williams’ corner to Cragin's orner is finished. | Men have commenced work :repairing Has Been Discharged. John Phelps, one 6i the drafted men in town, has returned from Camp De- vens, having been discharged. TUFFED FROM GsATMlHH OR A COLD in Nostrils Right Up. gnm 3 ¥ Instant reliet-—no waiting. Your clogged nostrils open right up; the air passages of your head- clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking. souffling, blowing. headache. dryness. No struggling for breath at night: your cold or catarrh disappears. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. ~Apply a little of this fragrant; antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils. 1t péen- etrates through every air passage of the head. soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up with & cold or masty catarrh. - “NRS. DAHODD FINED AT WESTERLY | ty Loan Subscriptions Reach $10,260,200—Town Richmond Wants Light and Power. —_— Home, Norwich—State Liber- Leld its. annual communication Thurs day evening, October 1ith. The elee- tion and stallation of officers . was conducted by K. W., Norris G. Abbott, district_deputy grand master and board of grand -officers, the roster be- ing as follows: Louis- - B. Sunderlane master; Elisha R.. Bitgood, S. W.; W., Harry A.-Spencer, J, W.; W, Walter E. Baowning, treasurer; W., George E. Greene, secretary; Edgar T Spencer, chaplain; Andrew J. Hawkins, S. D. Fred H. Pendleton, J. D:: 70 V. Tucker, S. S.; Wilkam Burgess, | J. 8. W., George W. Avery, maste: Fred ‘Mitchell, musicaal director; W. Kenyon, tyler.. After the election a collation was served in the banquet #00m. Subscriptions of $2,1 o the second Liberty Loan in Rhode island, Saturday, hoosted the total thus far raised to $10,260,200, the resuit being better than in any of the three pre- ceding days. The following shows:the ceipts for Saturday from the sev- cral districts and the totaj resulis: Providence district, Saturday $1, 12,600 total $3,250,430; Pawtucket, Saturday $265.700, fotal. - $1,018.950% Newport, Saturday, $9,000, totu! $423, 300: Woonsocket, Saturday, $253,450; 399.850; ~Westerly, - Saturday, _09,300; 94,900; ' Exeter, Saturday, $1.050; $6,- §00: Kent County, Saturday, $34,950: 47.850; Bristol county, Saturday, $350; total $7,100: total, Saturday, $2,153,400 total to date $10,260,200. There will be an active campaign the coming week throughout the.state. ©On_Tuesday. evening, under the au: pices gf the Westerly Women’s club, Hon. Roswell B. Burchard will speak in the town hall. s The statug of members of a private- ly organized mill fire company under the provisions of the State Firemen's Relief Fund gvas the subject of an in- teresting and - animated -discussion at the quarterly meeting of the Rhode Ts- iand State Firemen's League held at Manville. The consensus of opinion was that such organizations were as much entitled to benefits and relief as it the company was a town or village assoelation. as the law does not in any way discriminate Letween fire com- panies, whether they are -publicly or privately maintained. ‘ Secretarv Frederic’ W. Cady of the league, who is a membsr of fhe State Relief Board, answered a number of questions regarding the fund and its distribution and gave a very interest- Ing address, citing a number of -the cases that the commissioners —have had to consider and adjudicate. . The active companies of the Wester- il Fire department paraded Saturday night and attended tho fair of the Westerly Firemen's association. The Westerly unit of the Woman's League for National Service is to take . Council- of ‘Defense Tent: The, Connecticut . State Council .of Defense ‘had a large tent. on , the grounds where men in uniform dis- tribute Jiterature- telling why : Amer- ica is at .war and how everyohe may do his bit to beat the kaiser. Good, Display of Cattl : Thé' farmers’ were on nd with plenty “of grade and bree icattle. Swine, sheep and horses were also displayed in large numbers.;- | During the morning .hours, Colts’ Armory” bind of Hartford gave a pleasing concert near the main exhi- bition, hall. . At 1 o'clock -fhey took their /position on the platform and struck up the Star Spangled Banner. By this time every seat in the grand- stand, which was decorated in red, white, and _blue, was - occupied and many 'had to seek. different places of vontage > Raices CI The track was in good copditio batter_collection of -horses has never en seen on the grounds. The race: were close and fast. After each heat a _vaudeville performance was given. This. year's acts were the bést in- the history .of the. fair, Harry F. Henry, the announcer. varied- his- profession by singing. the popular’ patrigtic mclo- dies. The -stands couldn’t hear tco much. of hi ‘Tie Talcotville Fife and Drum, Corps zave an. éxhibition on the track ® Premiums for Steers and Oxen. Tire farmers also marched - their sleek «yokes of oxen and steers on the track,” forming a line of mors than 500" yards.: Henry Hall, the president of the association gave each owner 2._new 'dollar bill for every- pair of en or. steers he owned-in the line. Closing Day's Events. -Saturday - the last day of 'the fair, an interestiig profram wak _ given. Lct. O'Flolfam, the superintendent of the speed classes, had’ arranged so t7alliraces proved thrillers. As on riday all steres and mills élosed so everyone might visit tiae exhibition grounds to sce the fun. i Leo Filliatreault, 14, Falls from Chest- nut Tree, Breaking Hip and Sprain- ing. Wrist—Hunters Take 'Out. Li- canses—Ernest Hartley a Member of Regiment—Gray Squirrels Shot, While. knocking chestnut burrs trom a 45-foot.tres Sunday afternogn At 5.30 Leo Filllatreatlt. 14, missed hist foot- ing as he was about to climb to the top and fell to the zround. a distance of about 25 feet. 1le and a number of companions were in !he'Fa“:lc\ Mills company’s wWooGs near - the " icéhouse when the accident happeded, Dr. James G. Burr was summoged and found the boy suffering with broken hip and a: sprained wrist. ‘He gave the injumed boy. surgical attentian and removed him to his home on Railroad street. Take Out Hunters' Lic Hunters’ licenses have beén issued tc the following: Aldi Houle: Aime J.| Woods.. George Weidhaus. Louis Tru- deau, Fred Collins. Herbert - House, Alfred- Egli, Ernest Bouchard, Fred Mesacker, Gustave Macht. Walter Watson, Harold Hannon. Carl Ellison, Kobert Himes. John Himes, Robert Souter. William -McShean, Jr. Frank A.-Stlll.- Brvy Laliberti.' Graat |Bush, Del Adams, Jerry -Delaney. Nelson Ad- 2ms, Ralph Rabitaille, Frank Hempson LEGAL NOTICES, TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- missioners for fiew London County: We hereby anply for a4 license to seil and exchange spirituous and intoxicating Tiquors, ale, lager beer, -Rhine wine nd cider under the name and stvle of Katz & Markoff in the bullding at 93 West Maln street, Town of Norwich, except in the rooms and apartments in said building, any part or parts of which are cut off or partitioned in such manner as to rorm booths, side rooms, or retiring rooms. OQur piace of busi- ness is.not located within two hundred feet in'a direct llne from amy church edifice or public or parochial school, or-the'premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice, public library, or ceme tery. el orwich, this 9th da of Octobe 1917, Barney Katz, T. Markoff, Applicants. We, the under- signed, are electors and taxpayers, owning Teal esiate, of the Town of Norwich. and héreby sign and endorse the foregoing application of Katz & Markoff -for a licenss, and hereby cer- tify that sald appllcants are suitable persons to be lcansed pursunnt to said application. Dated at. Norwlch. this 51y dav’ of October. A D. 1917, Thomas MeMahon, Max Sehwartz, H. Schwariz. Sam Herfz, Charles Slosberg. 1 hereby certis that the above named signers and ehdorsers aie’ slectors and taxpay- ers, owning real tate, in the Town of Norwich. . Dated at Norwich, this 13th Amy of October. A, D. Dora R Porl:\ nce. - Asst. Town TO THE BO. missioners fo OF COUNTY COw- Tiondon County: Wae Feraby apply @ license to el and exchange spirituous and intoxicating liquors. ‘ale: lager beer, Rhine wine and cider under the name and stvis o Michael H, Donahue & Co. {u the build ing 2t 407 Main Strest. Town of Nor- wich. ‘except n the rooms and apart- ments ‘in maid bullding. . ans par: or Parts of which are cut off or partition- ed_in xuch manner as fo form booths side "rooms, or . retiring rooms. . Our place of businusk s not located within two hundred Teet in a-direst lina from anv ehurch sdifice Thlic or piuro chial school: or the premites pertain- ing thers to. or any bostoffce, Brary. o femetery. D Dated at wich. irie Bth day or October, A. 1917." Fllen Frances Donahiue. Hannal AR “rdt. Avplicants. - We undersigned, are ‘electors and taxpay- owning, real ‘estate. of the Town of 'Norwich,' and hereby sign and en- dorse’ the foremning anvlication of Mi- chasl H. Donahue & Co. for a license. v certify that said apnlicanis are sultable persons to he licansed sant to said anplication. | Dated Norwich, this_9th dav of Octaber D T9i7. E.°B. Eawards. John W, Walw Fmil 3. Jabn, A, T, Wholey, P J: Morley. ‘T Fereby certity that the above named signers and endarsers sro clectors ‘and taxpavers owring Crtaten in the Tawn of Narwich: Dute at Norwieh, this 11th dav of Getob A D 191%: . Glas, S. Holbrook. Town Cierk. 0Gt153 TO THE, ROARD OF COUNTY COM- missioners for New Tondon County: We ereby apply for « ilcense to sell and exchange: spiritnous and Intoxicating Tiquore.” ale, Jamer beer, Rhine wine and cider nnder ihe name and stvie of Fames J. Finnewan & Co. in the build ing at 232 Yantic street. Town of Nor wich. except in' the rooms and apnrt ments in sald Luilding. any part or parts’ ofwhich are cut off or parti- tioned 'in 'such manner as {o form hooths, side ronms, or retiring rooms. Our place of business is mot located within two ‘hundred feel in a direst line' from. any church edifica or pubilc or “parechial school, of tha premises pertaining therets 'or any postnffce. Tublic 1brary, or remetary. ‘Dated af Norwich; this 3th day of Octoher. A. D. James 'J. Tinnegan, J. Henry Abplicants. We, the under- signed. are eléctors and tnxpavers owning 'real_estate. of the Town Norwich, and’ hereh sign and_endorse ihe foregoine applicition of Tames J. Finnegan &:Co. for a license. and here. Dy certify - that said amplicants ars Fuitable persons to be lirensed pursu ant to sald anplication. Dated pt Nor- Wicn.” this §th day af Ostohar’ A, D. 1917 John O'Nell William Witzoha: Kkowski, ‘Patrick Finnsgan, William, P. ARD Ne ] a active part in the Liberty Loan cam- paign. The committee in charge of the mass meeting to be held next Thursday evening has added _these members: Mrs. Fred Hall, Mrs. Thom- as Hope, Miss H. Lonise Avers and Mrs. Ergar P. Maxson. Word comes to Mr. and Mrs. Pat- rick Donovan of the safe arrival in France of her son, Corporal Joseph Donovan. Company I, 1024 Regiment, Connecticut. . 2] Miss Emma Langworthy was operat od upon successfully for anpendicitis at the Middlesex hospital, Mildletown, Conn. The republican town committee has prepared the slate to be submitted to the caucus Tuesday cvening,” which contains the names of the committe candidates for town officers. ‘The Red Cross chapter of Westerly has contributed 202 sweaters for the Rhode Tsland soldier boys at Camp Devens. The call was for 1000 for the state. and the allotment of Wester- Iy_was 43. The “Human Fly” is booked to climb the Rhode Tsland hotel Thursday ev- enine. A part of the coin collected will be ‘devoted to the Knights of Co- lumbus fund for recreation centers in military camps. The state officers made an_official visitation to Narrazansett iodge of 0da TFellows. Saturday evening. Next Thursday evening. Donald North, scout executive of Flode Ts- iand, ‘will addzess the Westerly Boy Scouts. In regard ‘to .their canvass for th» purchase of Libert: oBnds. Meetines of the T. S..J. club will be continued during the winter. so voted at a .meeting hi home of Miss Louise Coy. The S. D. B. oscjetv_of the Pawca- tuck -Seventh Day Raptist church. held a ses<ion Sunday evenirg at the home of Miss Louise Avers 'n Maple avenue. J. Howard Brown and family _of New Haven. are at the home of Mr, Brown’'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brown. Frank L. Stephens was hosi at a @inner and social given the members of the Youns Men'’s social club. at_the Tiome of Mrs. Henry Spencer, in Wa- ter street, Friday evening. N Mrs. J. . Jo<enh has returned froy a_visit_to reiryves in Norwich. Mrs. Edwin Thomnson is visiting rels atives in New Londo Local Laconics. Dr.. Henry B. Potter of Wakefleld and Miss Bessie Miller of Cumber- Jand, were recently marricd and are in the White Mountains on their wed- ding trip. The town council of Richmond has taken steps to increase the eleciric und power service within that town. Amos J. Dawley, Owen F. Deady, Charles L. Kenvon, Charles S. Wea- ver and Joseph E. Lamphear have baen appcinted a committee to confer wit the Westerly Light and Power com- Ppany in regard to extension of service te the village of Arcadi: STAFFORD SPRINGS Pleasant Weather for Closing Days of Agricultural Fair—Attractions Were Good and Exhibits Varied .and In- teresting, s. Fair skies greeted the second day of Stafford’s fair. Columbus = Day which, being a holiday in Massachu- setts, brought a larre number of visi. tors from the Bay State. During the fair resplendent booths Weére conspicuous at every turn but the Senior edting stand of the High =chool did the business of them all, under the slogan of “No Scarcity of Food Here.” In the large exhibition hall L. T. Dimock had a displav of 167 varie- ties- ‘of vegetables, while Seth . Scho- field ran him a close second. There were many other large exhibitors of farm produce. The Toiland county ond Joseph Paul. Enlisted With the Kiltigs. Ernest Hartley of the 23sth, bat- talion. McKean's Kilties, of America, stationed . at Place- street barracks. Montreal. is siending five d fur- lough with friends apd relatives in Baltic. Mr. Hartley for a number of Years was emploved in Baltic.d en- listed in the Kilties, in Boston. He expects -to. start overseas Wll?.tln a short time. Rehesrsing Play. Members of the Baltic Dranfatie club and Choral scciety are rehearsing a drama_under the direction of Miss Rena B. Smith. : Teacher Transferred. Miss Viola Chesboro of Taftville, who successfully taught in the Baltic public, school foi the past three years, Lias been transferred to the Versailles school. This change was made owing to an increase.in pupils at the Ver- €ailles school. H Good Bag of Squirrels. Ernest Bouchard and Albert Dexter, accompanied. by Louis Trudeau's fa- mous squirrel dog, Prince. left Baltic Saturday morning at 7 o'clock to hunt in_the woods in this section and tufned at 12 o'clock with nine gray squirrels. Ernest Collins of Cam; a 36 hour furlough Satu and Sun- day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins. of Wall streeét, Samuel Taylor of Camp Devens was at his home on Main street over the Devens spent week'end, - Mr. Taylor was granted 36 'hours’,Teave of absemce. Ettiene -Riel, Rudolph Lanjbert, Henri ‘Rabitaille of+ Fort Terry spent a turlough at their respective homes in Baltic Sunday. : Andrew Arsenault of Fort Terry £pent a 48 hous furlough Saturday and Sunday- with friends and reX;ti\'e!. in town. . . Gone to Jacksonville. William: E. Rocheleay, Sr..of. Oécum, formerly of Baltic, left town last week for Jacksonvilie, Fla., where be will spend the winter. Miss Veronici. Rocheleau spent Sun- day with Jewett City friends. Mrs. Thomas I, Kelley is. apacding a few days with relatives in Worcester. Joha” H. Brown and Amie Woods attended the fair at Stafford Springs Iast week. -The trip was made in Mr. Brown's car.. » - W. Caperton. who has visited Baltic for a pumber of: years; is in town on_business. 4 R. J. Jodoin and party of - Boston friends_mot« to New Haven Sun- day. Upon arriving in town:the party cnjored a chicken supper at the inn. Sergeant Brierley. of Camp Devens ‘was a recent guest of his. brother, Ed- ward Brierley. William,J. Dennelly was a Plainfleld visitor Sunday. & 2 Miss Florence Thaicher, principal of the Hanover school, spent the week end at her home in, East Hampton, Girard Almquist has returned. to businéss after epending a vacation in Philadelphia. Robert Walker spent Sunday with triends jn Canterbury. ’ Miss Helena Brennan. who has been visiting . friends in Stafford Springs, nas. returned to her home on High street. Miss AHce McGuire of Willimantic was the guest' of her father, James | pér the following pleasing programme MeGarry J: Morley, T hareby cer- §if< that the above named sizners and endorsers are elactors and taxnayvers. owning real estate. in the Town of Nor_ wich. Dated at Norwich. this 12th day of Octoher, A_D. 1917, Chas. 8. Hol- brook. Town Clerk. oct15M when the horse she was riding bolted Saturday afternoon and threw her. SEe struck on her head on the maca- dam road -between, here and Central Village. - She was discovered by a passing autdist, who rendered first aid. Miss Hall was unconscious when she ‘as’ found as ‘her condition was s rious. She ‘did not resain conscious- ness until late in the afternoon. She is now resting. comfortably and her speedy recovery is looked for. ~Home an . Furiough. Cliristopher Krauss, James Green- halgh, Napoleon Peltier and _Clifferd &llard, “all members of the National Army, 'stationed at Camp. Devens, spent’ the. week-end at their homes here. Miss Helén McAvoy is spending a few days with Worcester relatives. William Boulley, 38th Co. C. D, L. L S, is spending several days here on_ furiough. Joséph Wilcotte, a member of the 34th Co., spent the week-end at his Home here. At .Moosup Dance. ‘Among those who attended the dancce Saturday evening in Milner hall, Moosup, were Misses Carrie Gar- diner, Loretta Palliser, Sadie Dona- hue, 'uth :Higginbottom, Jennie Palli- ser, Bva’ Higginbottom, Mae Rollins, Edith Peterson and Annie Stubbs; also John' Grab, Philip Peterson, Chris- topher Krauss, Raymond Lathrop and Norman Whipple. Misses Victoria Desrosier and ‘Amelda Bellard spent Sunday visiting relatlves at Foért Terry, Plum Island. ANNUAL SUPPER Given' Saturday Evening by G. F. S. of st Church. .The annual play and salad supper, held under the auspices of St. Paul's church, was, well patronized in tire church’ basement Saturday = evening. Sipper was served from 5 to 7.30 by members of the: G: . S. 'After 'sup- for. the evening’ entertainment was carried out: Overture, atcliffe orches- tra; - waltz. song, Misses Kay and Campbeli;: piano ‘solo. Fred Cooper: song. Mjss, Annie Alexander: solo, A John "Newton: piano solos by Misses Higginbottom, Annie Alexan- dér and’ Mr. Holland: Red Cross song. Miseses -Ethel -Kay and ‘H. Collins; plano solo, Miss nch: = solo, Miss Lillian . Seddon; National ‘Airs, or- chestra; piano. solo, Miss Hilton: solo, James Jackson: Plainfield Boys, Miss Sanford.” - . Not The woods: attracted many hunters Saturday, mostly all reporting good Inck. Many squirrels and birds abound in. the woods this vear. Louis Bassette has resigned as the manager of C. E. Dupuis’ shoe stors and {s manager of the A&P store in Groton. MceGuire, over the week end. Albert Wilcox was a Westerly visit- cr. Sunday. . Hone from Cami Fred Lasch of Camp Devens spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. J. L.. Buteau. Mr, Lasch was the first Fal® boy to leave for camp from Division No. 11, 8hoestring distriot. PLAINFIELD ' Miss Evelyn ‘Hall Thrown From Sad- ing on Her Head—Has ‘Re ined Coinstiousness — Entertain- ment ‘and Supper at St :Paul's bovs and zirls' clib had a fine dis~ play of produce as did the canning club of tempting vegetables and fruits. The ladies’ contribution of 'needle- Church—Léyis Bassette ‘at Groton. Miss tflfl,fig{l.h‘m?fi o her ‘bed DON'T NEGLECT YOUR STOMACH If you are not able to digest your 100g, if you lack an appetite, if your i I bes. ey ot vour tongue coated, your head aches and you are dizzy aud have heartburn. use Mi-o-na at once. the first dose brings sure safe and effective relief. Buy now—today—a si cent box. For sale by The Lee & Osgood Co. THERE 12 flo dave: m&ifln»fld ecticut for © o8 riising medium im sauai tn The Bul- 2o LEGAL NOTICES. Certificate. 2 RD OF COUNTY OO New Lopdon Count a $65 TO THE BO. missioners of Lereby apply fo to sell spirituous and Iliquors, ale, lager beer and clder, to be sold on tion of a practicing physi arug, Intox of Charles application icense, and druggist's hat =aid applicant (s a = to"be Ticenmed pursuant ! cation, ~Dated ‘at Norw any ot October,” A, D. 19 Counfhan, John C." Morga Denison, Willilam R. Pe T. Boon. 1 hereby cer above named signers apd o electors and taxpayers, ow estate, In the Town. of Norwlch at Norwlch, this 13th day of O¢ \. 01917, Chas. S. Holbrook Clerk. o TO THE OF COUNTY missioners New ‘London for hereby apply for o license to = exchange spirituous. and x Tiauors, ale, - 1ager bes o W and cider in the building at Main street, Town in the rooms aad G Puilding, any part are cut off or partitioned ir ner a8 to form booths side ro retiring rooms. My place of fs mot Tocated within two In a direct line from any or publle or parochlal szhool premises pertaining thereto pontoffice. pubiic dated at Nor er. A, D, 1917. F plicant. We, the . unde elegtors and taxpavers cstate. of the Town © llereby rlgn and endorse’ine f application -of Trank Urtoresak Tieanse, and hareby certify app! is 2 suitable p ¢ iteensed nu aid Dated at Norwicl, this her. A. D_1917. John B Driscoll. T. 7. Wiliis Joseph H. Henderson that the nbove named Aoreers electors ewning 1 “estate, NArwith, Dated at’ Nor t Tay of Octaber, A. D. Holbrook, Tow: Clerk TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY New missionars for Tondon hereby apply exchange sp lian aler lagor- hee and ‘the huilding at We street Town Norwich, except rcoms and anartments in sa of . wht nE. ANy part or part cut'off ‘or partitioned 7% to forra booths, s fiving rooms. My 'pia not Incated within in a direct:line from or publtic or parochial premises Aining t nostofflce Blic lthrary Dated at Norwich ¢ pub this her, A. D_1917. James McNal plicant. s, the. undersixne Flectors and taxpayers. owning atata of the ot Norw hereby sign ana _endoree tie Appileation of Tames MeN Jicensa. and herehe rertif prplicant s a suitable TiCensed pursugnt to s Dated at Norwien, this'3 e bar, A D, 1917, Patrick o Brady. James R. B Corry. Thomas . Yattl cortify that the above and endoreers are ele ars. owning real est Norwleh, Dated at Norwirh, -t aar of Octoher. A. D. 1517, Cha Halbrook. Town Clerk. ¢ T THE BOARD OF COUNTY €O missioners for New don heraby apply for a exthange spirituovs Ilquors, ale. 1 and clder in avenue, Town the rooms and building. any part are cut off or partit her as to form hooth: retiring rooms. My T i fs mot located within two hund in A direct line from any. chur or publie or parochial &choo premises pertaining thereto postoffice. public te Dated at Norwich tober. A. D, 1917 Applicant. We. the undersigned electors and taxpavers v ostate, of the Town of n hareby sign-and endorse the forex application of James O. Mahoney Ticense, and herehv certify oplicant 18 a suitable per ficapsed nursuant to sal Datdd at Norwich, this)10th faber. A 19 Lyman_L. ¥ 3 Morley. Willlam P James Ellix. John J. O'Neil certify fthat the above named and endorsers are el ars, owning real estate Nofwich Anv of Octobe Holbrook. To ¢ TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY missioners for New London Co MG 1 tors and in the Dated at Norwich " - D. hereby apply for a 1 exchange spirituous and uors ale. lager beer. nd clder under the name a Fugene McCarthy & Co_in the At South and West Thames T Norwich, except in the and apartments {n said build part or parts of which are hartitioned in such manne: hooths, side rocme, or Qur piace of business Within two- hundred feel line from any church edific or parochial school Pertaining thereto, nublie library, or Norwich. this 9th . Bugene McCarth Applicants. We are electors real estate. and herehe a signed owning Norwich. the forsgoing application sien ¥ Ticense McCarthy & Co. for hereny certify that said suitable persons to he applic: ~tobar 8, Kronig Alexander H e B Disco, James . DeWolr, Gadbois, T hereby certif the ahove named signers and e are ‘electors and - taxpa veal estate. in t Dated at Norw fober, A. D, 1917. Towr this 91 Cha he », missioners for ) hareby apply for exchange piri Wiltiam huilding at Norwink apartments ar parts of Sherman in th In sald bu which are finnad In such manner hoothe. side rooms, or v Onr piace of business hundred .fart within two line from anv church edif narnchial sehool Dertaining thereto. o R Ay ar caneter Norwieh. this 24 aa 17 Willlam H. Ca callahan. Applicants signed. are electors Awning real astals Yorwich. and herehv ihe forezolng applicat M. Callahan & Co. fo. hershy certify th snitable narsons t to sald anolles Wich. this 11d_apoil e 24 dnx Martin Loreen. T N Brrney, Jamas P Tes b T Mareby cortify that th “ieners and endorsors are ala wn Af Norw Dai wie 800 sy -t " S Masons” Building Materials OF ALL KINDS For Sale by The Peck-McWilliams Co. A new electric torch is _pqulp with a.cigar lighter, pn 6me side for t use of motorists who smoke -