Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 2

E AGE WILL CASE ' SETTLED OUT OF COURT lAgreement Reached by Which Heirs Receiva $4,000 More—Church, Hospi- Mary Day and Sisters Gat $11,- tal, 600. There was a surprise in the su- perior court Tuesday merning when it announced the P. H. McCarthy al. appeal from probate, better &8 the Page Will case, was out gf court. The case was to be heard before a jury Tuesday morning and the £ The AEOLIAN VOCA:LION Our statistics show that nine out of ten like the Vocalion far better than any other they have ever Hear it . You, too, will be won by the rich Vogalion tone —the refined elegance of the cabinets and m .éi; i i FOR SALE BY THE d. C. LINCOLN CO. WILLIMANTIC {* _JAY M. SHEPARD Susteeding Elmere & Shepard \FuneralDirector andEmbalmer Tel. connection ' DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTIST Remgved to 715 Main St. Willimantic Hours—% a. m. to 8 & mu Fhone 4 HIRAM N. FENN UNDERTAKER a nd EMBALMER _WILLIMANTI ia total |to them. i be heard. [til next Tuesday morning at Ison, Windham; L. J. | Brookiyn: B. the defendant; auxillary was .held at the Home on Jacksen street, Monday aft- ernoon. Seal campaign which opened Novem- ber 5th were discussed Reilley was reappointed agent committee to plaes the public. reday ot ok to be sewing day, e ursday, Nov, 15, is Donation Day for the hespital. On this day, all people who have deli- C yers started discussing terms of set- tlement immediately. The ceurt was opened at 10.35 but on being told that the atotrnieys in the case were nearing an agreement, the court recessed at 10.80 and it was about 12.30 when t cvurt convened again. The lawyers engaged in the case were P. J. Denahey of this eity, ©, B. Searls of Putnam and Walter Walsh of New Haven for the heirs, Willlam “McCal- lium of Boston, Willlam A. King and George E. Hinman of this ciy for the legatees.and Samuel B. Harvey. for the administrator. The attorneys gave out the follow- ing_statement after the, court: “By terms of the settlement, St. Jo- seph's church, St. Joseph's _hospital, Mary Day und the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady Mother of Mercy, lega- tees under the will, will pay to the appellanits out of the legacies to them, of $4,000 and the appellan agree that the appeal from probate of the will of Margaret Page shall vithdrawn and they waive ailsclal io. real estate and personal propert: of $4000 to the heirs. their total cept stocks and bonds owned by te of Mrs. Page was valued .04 and the four legatees inentioned above receive .a total of $15,600, but as they are to give a to- amount will be $11,600 while the heirs 1 receive $4000 more, making their total $22,160.40 less the costs of the case which are said to, be pald by them. The stocks and bonds were ziven to Marry and the Sisters of Charity; the heirs, in this state- ment, agree not to make any claim Jury Excused Till Tuesday. Court adjourned to “ Wednesday morning at 10.15 when {wo cases wiil The jury was excused un- 10.15 when the case of Emily J. Ross ap. peal from commissioners will be tried. The following jurymen were d for the rest of the term: gene Brosseau, F. J. Cordier and Archibald McDonaid f Putnam: odrey Ross, H. C. Hibbard, ‘A. H. Hibbard, and Frank Millkr, of Wood- George Hicks, Ellery Baker Fanning, Welch, of Chaplin. Judge Keliogg filed his decision in two cases, Jake Berkowitz vs. Barry Glubermar, for $300, declsion, costs for Jake Berkowitz va. Abraham and Lena Cohen and Horace Price for $p5, decision, costs for the defendant. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Plans For Red Crees Seal Cam, Sewing Pay and Denation Day. A regular meeting of the hespital Nurses' Plans for the Red Cross Mrs. John and Miss Ganes Nelligan chairman of tRe the seals hefore of this week is Thursdas cacies, jellles, pregerves, eto, will be asked to leave them at the Nurses' Home. Seld Liguor to Pested Man. Isadore Jedzinlak, a saloon koeper on Main street was before the pelice court, Tuesday morning charged with hurch St, Willimantic, Ct. r.u:-. Zady Assistapt |seiling liguor to a posted man, His Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, -CONN. Demonstration and Club Sale of the FREE SEWING MACHINE BEGINS THIS MORNING oA ~tompted by the tremendous success of our last demon- stration and club sale of the FREE SEWING MACHINE, we ‘will agdin beginning today, conduct another sale of these famous Sewing Machines, and offer the same attractive in- iducements as we did several months ago, which created so much enthusiasm. JOIN THE CLUB NOW 18 only costs $100 and you get $6.00 Bigeount on the new FREE you pur- hass, then small weekly payments lintll the machine. is paid for. YOU WILL FIND PLEASURE IN YOUR FALL SEWING X IF YOU USE A FREE #f you make your clothes or only part of them you can read- to you. That is the kind THE FREE SEWING MA. (CHINE is. What is more the Free will last Bt is guaranteed for life. i in this week and let us talk it over with you and ex-|New Londen Counties, Conn, and ‘the demonstrati her mame wtitehed with Beldingia Finest itk b E FREE SOUVENIRS PR A O . lifetime and COLDBY GIVING SYRUP OF FIS GLEANSES THE LITTLE LIVER AND BOWELS AND THEY GET " WELL. QUICK. When your child suffers from a cold don’t wait; give the little stomach, liver and bowels a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. When cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act’ naturally; “If breath s bad, stomach sour, give a_teaspoonful of “California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the clogged-up, consti- pated waste, sour bile and undigested food will gently move out of the bow- els, and you have a well, playful child again. If your child coughs, snufffes and has canght cold or is feverish or has a sore throat give a good dose of “California Syrup of Figs,” to evacuate the bowels, no difference what other treatment is given. Sick children needn’t be coaxed to take this harmless “fruit laxative' Millions of mothers keep it handy be- cause they know its action on the stomach, liver and bowels is prompt and sure. They also know a little glven to-day saves a sick child tomor- row. Ask your_druggist for a bottle of “California Syrup of Figs” which con- tains directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine, made by ‘alifornia Fig Syrup Company. case was continued until next Satur- day morning. Miss Woodward’s Estate $97,429. The largest estate to be filed in the local probate court is that of the late Mies Elizabeth F. Woodward, which was filed recently. The estate is valued at $97,420.37. The appraisers are Edgar Bass and P. S. Hills. THOUGHT DOG MAD. Hound From Framingham, Mass,' Bites George Bridges, of Hampton, A mad dog running loose in Hampton was thie sensation, Monday. A hound belonging to J. J. Slade of Framingham, Mass, was in the town and after snapping at several people and dogs and biting one man, it.was killed. * The dog must have rum 50 miles from his home. . The man who was _bitten was George Bridges. The dog first snap- ped at him and He kicked at the dog. Which bit him slightly on the hand. He had it attended to and telephon- ed ahead of the dog and several men walted for ity Bridges himself kill- ed the dog later. ~ The head was taken by Dr. A. D, Marsh, who sent it to New Haven. CLAUDE 0. WASHBURN HELD AT NEW LONDON. Man Accused of Non-Support Also Wanted as Deserter. Claude C, Washburr: of this city is being held at New London for nen- support and as soon as he is set free, Be will be arrested by federal offieers as a deserter, as he failed -to report for examination for the National army in this city, August 7th. He was told to pay a bond of $750 and support his wife or go to jail and he dia not se- cure the.money. As soon as he is lib- crated, which will be in stx months, unless he secures the bond._sooner, he Local will be taken to Fort Wright and ceurtmartialed. ‘Werd was received - from Camp Devens by Clerk F. P. Fenton that Clitus M. Martin, whom it was offi- | clally reported was rejected at the camp, was not rejested. General Cole was-alse 0 communi- cation with Clerk Fenton and stated that the .call for the rest of the men for Camp Devens would come soon. ~+ Brush Engine Company. No. 1, was called out Tuesday morning at 11.45 to put eut a brush fire in the woods in the rear of the hame of Archibald Turner. The fire was extinguished with the contents of two fire extinguishers, WILLIAM VAN HORN DIES AFTER DAY’S ILLNESS Long Prominent in Colchester Expires at Hotel Hooker. The death of William Van Horn oc- curred at Hotel Hooker, Tuesday morning at 10.18, death being due to uremia, after an iliness of one day. He was born in Milford, Conn., Jnly 2, 1845. When thirty, he went to Col- chester and lived there tweny-five years. He was engaged in many pur. suits in that place, as for a time h was conductor on _the _Colchester branch of the New Hayen rosad, tick- ot agent of the New Haven road at Colchester, and_later, an official in the Colchester Savings bank. He came to this citv about twelve years ago and has been connected with the Hooker house ever since. His nearest _relatives are two nephews and niece Mrs. Frank L. Hanover. The death of Mrs. Cynthia (Martin) nover, widgw of Frank L. Hanover, rred at the home d¢ her daughter, rs. Adelin Ryan at &4 High street, Tuegday morning. Death was due to & shock sustained when she fell down stairs a few weeks ago. Bhe was born in this city September 20, 1843. For several vears vast, she has suffered with internal trouble. She is survived by four children, three grandchildren and a brother. Funeral of Robert J. Crawford. Funeral services for Rebert . Dandruff causes a feverish irritation of the mcalp, the hair roots shrink, loosers and then the bair comes out fest. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dan- druff, get @ 25-cent bottle of Dander- ine at any drug store, pour a little in your hand and rub well. into the sealp, After o few applications all dandruff digappearn and the hair stops coming 3 A WANTED A live correspondent in every town, village and hamliet h‘ Windham and Washingten County, - Rhode- lsland. Only live ones whe can furnish ~de- pondable information need apply. We Pay cash for news items. Address Crawford, who was found u 4 roin held Tuesday after- oon Bov, SWaiter Barchors oficiated. Burial was in the Willimantic ceme- noon. Rev. tery. CHAMBER OF COMMERGE SUPPER Many Speakers Hasrd on Tepiss of Day—Roast Beef Supper Phe Willimantic Chamber of Com-| ., merce held a supper at thelr rooms on | Monday Svenins Wermen 3 B4 00 Main street, Tuesday evening. Most|Carthy presided. dead Sun. Wik.L. BEGIN : Wednesday, Nov. 7th, 9 a. m. Wikl. END . The Big Sale offers you most unusual values during the 4 days of this event. ‘. You surely. cannot afford to pass up this opportunity If you care to save from— '5 to *10 on your Coat, Suit or Dress ‘1.2 to *5 on your Skirt ‘1 to '2.2 on your Waist No Memorandums l$4 Main Street JEWETT CITY Berough Officiale Want Former Tax Collector’s Rate Book — Burglar Blows Aspineok Company’s Safe, 8ecuring Little Money and Liberty Bonds — Menard Family’sa Fourth Son in Fedoral Servic The November meeting of the board The reports of E. the secretary and treas- ‘M. Gray, of the members were present l!flv; urer, were mecepted. The secretary fine roast beef Miller and Bhea. speeches were m Cooke, op Food Becretary Hill, of C. A, on the ¥. M. and Chatles ateyr billiard part of bis A collection would be taken up dv the match game which he and Sanderson were to for efit of the American Ambulanece e Small Pire on Prospect Strest. Several foreat fires wore seen from , ene which ap- supper. e ATRAE Wror; | mas S hampin. ‘was instructed to communieate with the Ashland Cotton company and Dearnley & Clarke relative to repair- ing their sidewalks. The secretary lso instructed to write to V. H. Desrosiers, a former tax collector, ask- ing him to forward his rate book. The following bills were voted paid: Short wpeech he sald At | ;o ets City Blectrie Light plant $106. fund. here Tuesday peared to be near Toof | 18; Martin Wolr §71.50, ben liara Players' Edward Smith $33.50, Shea Bros. $6; Payne & Gard ner $3.25; A. Menard, $93; Arthur L'- eureux, $93; J. F. Hennon, §93; G. B Prior $1.75; pman & Tripp ; _ Griin_& Foy $3,000; O. L. Barre $26.67: F. McLaughlin' $1; B. ‘Weschler $3. ham, | AJPINOOK OFFICE Biuth Wind and one which was in Bcotland.. Where was a small brush fire on Praspect street in the rear of A:Turners home but it was extingulshed by the -fire truck, Brief Mantien. Herbert A. Gi Scotland have ej near Jackson, lexe. Attorney T. J. Kalley. from a short stay st e’ e A -l ter, sen is another student there. TSTERLING Mrs. Squire J. fro mthis vi! chureh fatr held &t evening. Mrs. Hattie Miller won, e end wl.t.hd the spent DETECTIVES SEARCHING FOR A-BANKER'S DAUGHTER | fection wi Disappegred fram the Cleveland by C. A. Last Saturday. 0., Nov. §.—Pglics, pri- and relative Y. W. vi se: cl the sister, Mrs. S ol A it l WHY HAIR FALLS OUT || ™ B dent of and_thmily of PR, | Aspine wili | the combination of the safe, opened be a’ nfmstructor in the Tongoloc .col- |the v N b , H. Potter, of this city | ing i= not = 18| :rees which have for ENTERED, SAFE BLOWN Burglars Got Small Sum of Money and Sev: il Somd time during Monday night urglers gained an entrance to the 0ok eompany’s office and blew door and got awey with a small sum of money and several Liberty heard nothine. How they got in or out of the build- i everything was in order as usual when the office boy discovered the damaged safe Bulletin Beard 'for Lisbon. F. L, Xanaha chairman of the town board of 1h2' Couneil of De(anl: Tetonacd the |for Lishon, bas caveed & war bulletin eco Saturday board to be placed at the town house in Newent. On the board from time , | to time will appear the war bulletins issued by the atate board. It i ex- pected that Griswold will install one at once. . Beautifying Grounds. Rev. E. M. Anthony Is beautifyh the grounds sround his home. at the of Anthony d:ld |=’"°' Main prin provement is )6 _removing of 1t many Vw: near the house and walkg In front are the two fine ash trees and the hand- some hemlock. On Anthony strest a section of wood fence WAll Qe replaced Missionary Meeting. | . The Woman's Miasionary society of B Y inon Tsedny afier neen. Twd life members of the wom Were reported since the f The misai book = fi@hfi.m&?fly g:g;n cuuum ¥ Window Cards Failed to Arrive, Fhe watchmen on duty at the plant No Exchanges Saturday, Nov. 10th, 10 p. m. EVERY GARMENT WILL BE TAGGED WITH SALE PRICE No Alterations card later from Washington, if the letters M, C. (mgmbership card) is rlaced upon the pledge card, If, for any.reason, tliere are housewives who have not been called upon to sign the cards, they can show their patriot- ism by secuing a card from Miss Ma- bel MecBroome. The cards hawe been transferred to her home on account gf Wllnese in Mrs. B. R. Gardner's fam- . Miss M. A. Burdick Is visiting rela- tives in Woonsocket, R, L Voluntown’s Generosity. Voluntown {s ahead of Jewett City in contributions for the Christmas packages for the soldiers and saflors. Monday a check for 329.85 was re- ceived from Miss Bertha Lewls, who ‘said the contributions were mostly voluntary. Something over fifty dol- lars is the sum on hand and that in- cludes $5.50 from Mrs. Jos. St. John's bedspread fund. One hundred and twenty-five dollars is the sum needed. Feur Sons in Federal Service, One Drafted. Arthur ‘Menard, another son in the Menard family, has enlisted in Briatol, and leaves for camp Thursday. This makes four sons in' the family who are in the army or navy. Another son has been drafted. This (Wednesday) morning, at 11 o'clock, the November meeting of the Conference of the Six Churches will be held with the church at Plainfield. A large delegation from the - local church’ will attend. © Rev. Albert Donnell was moderator ¢t the Ministers’ Conference held at ric church Tuesday. The sale of the Red Cross Christmas geals opened Monday. At present they can Be obtained of Mrs. E. H. Hisco: and also at the Red Cross room. Al ready 2550 seals have been sold. PLAINFIELD Scouts Accompany Scoutmaster to Meeting at Putnam. Leon Meggs of Providence Sunday with loca) friends. Maurice Starkweather, Alfred Win- sor, Claire Dawley, Charles Hopkin: Tracy Wilbur, Milton Winsor, Charles Rendall, Ralph Hopkins, accompanied a Rev. Arthur Barwiock and Walter ithrop, the Boy Scoutmaster, motor- ed to Putpam Monday evening to at- tend a meeting of the Putnam Boy Scouts. . ¢ spent COLCHESTER Home Guard Officors Looking for Good Site for Rifle Range—industry Warking Overtime, Captain Malorey and First Lieuten- ant Van Cleve have been out the pas week in the suburbs looking for a suitable place for a rifle range for the Lome guard. The cempany has re- ceived ammunition and as soon as a suitable placs i3 found will begin tar- get practice. Working Overtime. The Columbia Kid Curler company is working overtime. They have about 7% _at work at present. Edgar A. Carrler, Jr, and Francls W. Brown of Camp Devens were at their homes in town over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Brown of New York were\at their summer resi- dence on Broadway over Sunday. Louise Baldwin of Middletown was calling on friends in town Monday, Miss Ruth Snow left Monday for a few daye’ yisit in New London. The warden and burge: s held their meeting Monday evening. Colchester Fire company'No. 1 held their regular meeting Monday even- ing Miss Odin returned Monday from'a fcw days' visit at her home in New Britain, Leo White returned to. his work in Pridgeport Monday after a few d; vigit at his home on Hayward avenue. Louls Cohen returned to Hartford Monday, having been at his home on Main street for a few days’ vacation. NOANK Plans for Musicale—Missionary Meet- ing—Paereonal Mention. — A musicale is to be given in the Baptist church by Roger Daboll of New London and Miss Gladys Mac- own of Mystic for the benefit of the ted Cross, The Missionary society of the Bap- tist church held a mesting with Mrs. Hattie Ashbey yesterday afternoon. Rev. and Mra. H. S. Foster attended the Baptist minist meeting in Groton Monday. Mrs, Willlam Patterson and Mrs. Charles Fitch have returned from a vislt to relatives in Kast Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Bacon of Andover and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Brc have been visiting in t Mrs, Tracy Burrows, a tient in Memorial hospita ing, Miss Bessie Morgan has ta_Memorial hospital Leslie Porter has retur Devens. The addition to the W. G kouse is being shingled Cottage Meoting A well attended cottage ing was held last icGge, the home of £nd the Misses Ev The little d John Singer phoid fever. William B force at th kar ha shipyard, A large balloon whic here at 8 o'cloek ing landed in Mcg Jerry Darby came st twice recent his automoble Trucks are plant to Packerville Raymond Wood St, John_were mo nd Mis Gearge C. Spooner's Charles Wood and fam tucket. R, I, Louls Maine of Moosup, . John .Wood ar Danlelson, ' Mr. and M h Auburn, R. Misses M Gladys 'St. John, Miss Moosup, 3 Eillen Potte son were Sunda mond Wood, WILLIAM JEMHINGS BR CHASED BY A WILD Saved by a Masquite Tres Desert—Comrades Shot the Chandler, Ariz., Nov. 6 Eryan, former secretary o saved from a wild buil ence of a mesquite tree near here yesterday K. A. Hay 1, superintar Pima Indian rese vat.on, we hunting when they wera bull and eucc:xisd in tree. Other memburs of party shot and kill the Bryan was unburt, bus Joat bunting suit .n the Iligh animal.