Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 29, 1917, Page 11

NURWICH BULLETIN, SATURD Y, DECEMBER 29, 1917 Il Heary Allen & Son Co. FUNERAL DIRECTO AND EMBALMERS LADY ASSISTANT AN Cafls Answered Promptly Pay and Night THE BEST PLACE I3 THE CHEAP, EST PLAGE TO BUY FUR COATS Manchurian Dog k Color) (Bl n Dog Natural Color| Natural Calor orse i | I 'Natural Col Calf FUR LINED COATS NATURAL MUSK RAT, MARMOT, NUTRIA THE L. L-CHAPMAN CO. M BATH mn'r.i N?l\\fncz ev JOSEPH BRADFORD' BOOKBINDER Blank Bosks Made snd Ruled to Order 108 BROADWAY CAVE WELDING & MFG. CO Automobils and Machims Parts Welded, Garage work a Speclulty. Woek Guaranteed. 51 Chestaut St Tel. ;. Overhauling and Repair Work ‘oF ALl KINDS ON ,AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS, - Mochanical Repairs, Painting, Trir- yaing. Upheistering and Wood Work. Biackamithing ia sl its branches {807 to 515 North Main St. WREATHS FOR XMAS OR CEMETERY DR. A. J. SINAY Dentist Resms 10 Aligs Byilding Momwich Phone 1177-9 DEL-HOFF HOTEL EURGPEAN BLAN MAYES BROS, Props, Telaphone 1287 26-29 @roadway THE PALACE 78 Franklin Street American House Spagial Rates to Thestrs Troupes Traveling Men, Eto. Rivery Connestion Shetuoket Street FARREL & SANDERSON, Propa Fhone 754 “PROTECT YOUR FEET" A. 8. n, F. S. FOOT SPECIALIST LICENSED GHIROPODIST Mbs. Cummings’ Spring Arch Support Buite 78, Alics Building, Norwich Formerty of Waterbury - Phone 1366-4 and BUILDER materisls at fight 5 skilled labor. 50 Waest Main St 1647 the bistorio places in Norwich Pwver two cemturies has befn the ADAMS TAVERN teolley Wi get you thers from oity 18 sbout fiftcen minutes or esm rod thers In an automobile e — The Bulletin, Norwich: Saturday, Bec. 8, 1917. o Neewise: Welears B B T cord tend, clfie day will Pt sevl m 7 12 " fair, Nerth am .. 6 n om. riday's srow, cplder at night, variable winds THE WEATHER. The northwestern anti-cyclone was central Friday night over Nerth Do- kota with tho highest pressura vet re- to Fngland coast and southward as as northern Texas and now oovers practieally the narthern twe-thirds of The country except the narthern Pas ed during the winter. od eastward almost atates, Zero temparaturea haye beon re- corded in - northern New York, upper Michiga; ‘Wiscansin, northern Kansan and thenea in a lihe northwestward -to- the tains, Main northern and light snew Carolina, The fall Ferecast. Eouthern New Hngland; colder Raturday; Sunday tinued cald, Observatiena In Nlrwllt.e P i orte -om xJ he following peeards, n's pharmaey, show tomperature and the changes Friday: ighest Predictions for iriflay: Generally.| rising temperature, weather: Rooky Maun- Hore pain is indleated In tha seuth tlantle ana east Guje siates Saturs e “\ Viezinia, and tempemat in the sbuth Atiantla an enst guif states and it will eentinue cold Baturday and Bunday in the.re- mainder of (he Washngton forecast aistriot, Cloudy, It has ex- River. the New tat Tivty ta Charl tin company.’ Calol 1y injured when to by a rubaway atreet, wegtorn southery esiagippl, yeara Deaemb: and Bund and pleasant, The lot betwson ing and 'EVENTS Ga) The Bullotin the Reckwsll hullding, ing en Main and Water atreets Palr and falr, een- building upen o ohanges barometrie Ther, Bar, 23’ 80.31 35 80.2 22 8028 Qal. W. M, Gibbs, The both gentlemen ‘] and- was’ aragged sarfously injured. light er valuabla conald [ tide, the day in wi pra; son; dren to Si new: 2 eu ing. was ment their pleas last gram Paul at_th x hour: What a Boy *cello molo, recitation, No Stgck! MacDougall; Ch gx&p_b om, readi®z. by Miss Mary fl’,,,, emaq: recitation, How Does Senta Do It? Willlam WII. Allen; Presen Russell ‘Wilson; Introduced, The next number on school. Misses Brooklyn, 2 fier nign v o AR B Annual Christmas Festival of Congra- gational Church — Interesting Pro- gram Rendered—Personals. The annual Christmas Cangregational Greenevi school was held Eri he - lecture ,regm, "rf:z..v was o) large attendance and all énjayed them- selves ‘ Gt The entertainment of* the ™ Song, hy entire H, Rleketts by mix boye and.aix.gieis; - recitation, Thinks, Wilfred Suthill; aster Harry L. Al%ni to Wear, ax follows; er, by Rev, C. Christmas_aspain. 1 ; .cornet_solo, Marter Tociiatione, Rantas pell, Hefen Suthill; A My Doll,'Emily Hill, At this time the audience were given . J. Banfleld was Hiss wonderful skill as a, maglelan kept youns and old guess- rprise, Prof, the Christrias’tree. ihe . Archie MacDeugall why there had been mo candy distrib- uted among the scholars ofithe Sunday He stated that the: scholars had voted to give the money which would have been spent for candy to the hurch, and he thanked them for o o ‘sacrifice -this ure for 69 Worthy ap object. . On willingneas ~te Sunday the - $25.20 for the Ammenian speaking he emphasized the thought of teaching the boys and- girl fice for any worthy cause.. In closing he again thanked the school for their gIft to the church, which amourted o about $100, - i The committee’in charge of the, pro- rised ‘the teachers, Oscar W. Carpenter was com; Zahn had e piane. Mre. Walier Allen and daughters, Winifred; Alen's’ sister, Hry, Thomas Basiom, en's sister, a3 Hasle of Fourth stmt.“ — i i Mildred - .apd o Ve FUNERAL. * .. . Charles Henry Gesr. At 2 o'clock Friday afternoon the funeral of - Charles <Henry Geer took place from the home.of his parents at 110 Prospect street, Many and was in the vault in Maplewood ceme- Newland read a tery, @ATARREAL DEAFNESS CORED - by this bling 1o reach There deafne: that al remedy. Catarrhal Waing tore friends and Rev. Mr. applications, as ® portions and is conditi ube is inflamed sound or i when it is entiry result. for any case of catarrhal by Hall's g-d‘;::m.h qured 7 "%. - ommnEy & CO. Toreao, O.. Area. i s 3 ook B Miss Fannie. Grover; mas Messmgs, Henry Ladd; RBtory of Christmas, Teddy MecMillan; Learning A “Meérry " Christa Chauncey (Jear; Bupposs, Marion Ag- ‘the program The tree was prettily decorated with electric’ lights of many colors and With: tingeled ®r- naments and chains. Claus appepred made happ; When children were . as he *gave gifts to_all present, teachers and scholars the little folks Santa had fuspished red stockings. filled with: RODCOXR.. Before tho eclose of the entertain- charge of the decorat- ing and Miss Letitla Kramer officlated CANNOT BR only one wlyb;a.cure ca{.ghu Gonstitutions d2afnss in cauo Wauregan The bal of the Wauregan Hool and at Breed hall I evening was well attended and everys thing passed off pleasantly. The mu- sic of the Philharmonic socioty was all that could have been desired, festivitles were kept up till.quita a|has been very mild and the lce and Iate hour this morning. Ladder Company, sentival of| Russell. Sun- evening ty: ohn o purchaser with such livery a written the ' chii "Chelatme stmas Christ- dellvery nt _eash. Weleom. yet delivered. required greater than event shall more Santa | apthracitecoal For | 37 "3 —These rules Dec.” 29, explained | opng geliveries deliveries - for the ritea ey, welief, - In- committe to sacri- Called to Supt. chairman. ‘way company. of Shofe Line compan: him “great suceess. Montvill relatives | King's Daughters. committal gervice. 26, after an illness tr Batty Geer ST g car viving. caused ¢ the mucous ‘When Al arug- the his horse was stopped. NEW LONDON COAL DEALERS GET |INSTRUCTIONS Strict Rules Regarding Sale of Oosl|Girls Were Arrcats “-Are Laid Down by Administrator retail dealer p the amourt of coal on ha average monthly consumpt! e the threo months mext preceding t be 1 date shall apply to all tating _distribution or Mr, by bronche pneumonia. son’ of Toujs H. Geer and nd was aged § years, months and 7 daye. Besidea his par- ents, there are two other children sur« hesn geld by The Bulletin asmeeiation te Charles A, Richards, Richards contomplates erecting & fine o property {s ameng the moet desirable for businese purposes in_the elty, premiscs, Injured, A horse belonging to MeQuirk and Bagon ran away Haturday afterpoen and colfided on Franilin streot with a sleigh pcoupied by Charles W, Gale and lelgh was upset and were thrown ot the snew., Mr, Gale clung to the reins rods befare Ne ene was several Decembar 84, 1847—John Turner has purchased of Willlam S, Hempat L3 ldrge lot mt the head of Huntinmton square (pear the Littla Plajn) whare ho ‘intends erccting a handsome villa the' coming year, Prico $ ora.ti Hooks Bal Andrew B. Parrish, E, D, Steel nd Alton T:: Miner, the New Londen fuel{day afternaon between United States committea have recelyed from Thom-|Commissioner ¥Frank L. MeGuire and as W, Russell, fuel administrator for|Prosecuting Attorney Danfel M. Cro- t] ) owin ) 3¢ ;l;u-':‘lzar floetr‘C;r;T:: 1;":'!‘, l;';"::‘ le & | nin, it the latter's offies, in New Lon- tieally every person in the commun! ~—No_retal] coal dealer doing busi- nesn in New London or Groton in the | tha New State of Commeeticut shall make any delivery of more than one quarter ef ton of anthraelte statement place where coal is to be dslivered, alse the ameunt of any orders with another dealer not 2.—No retail coal deaier doing busi ness in the hslllfi.fll (‘,n.;nactlcut S‘h'-“ Aeliver anthracite caal at any place|guedineq 1 Bhere it appears from tha statement | was na eshen’ shared e, Gases, There by Rule 1 that thers is an hand a quality of coal equal’'te or the average monthly Comsumption at such vlace of dellvery as shown by said statement and in Re than twe ton; be delivered at one tiic to any dwelling house, tenement apartment house dates -less than five families. e effective 1917 and on and after that sales of anthragite coal by Tetail dealers doing business in New | London or Groton in the State ef Con~ ngetiout, but either or both rules may be. waived by any local fuel-eom- mittee as to any one or mere sj shail retail purpose o Newpart. Harry McKinley Richmond, the only con of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Richmond, of 364 -West Main street, in the U. S. Naval Reserves on De- cember' 1, was called to active serviee at Newport, R, I, on Friday. Up to his enlistment Mr. Ricbmond was employ- ed by the Shore Line Electric Rail- Richniond was very -popular-among the ya an|despecially with his i Entertained Hospital Patients. The patients at the Backus hospi. tal were delightfully Sunday by Miss Oliye Linton Benjamin Palmer of Norwich and Misg Helen Nelson and Miss Ruth Long of for the -Home chapter of entertained The bearers ‘were Frederick C. Geer and George ¥. The- boy died on ‘Wednesday, of two Undertakers Church & Allen had Illldhu fow dayn Baturday fhere waa a drissling all day which turned the made the walking ra 10 pesl anything wut utla- Bont- ¢ §12,000, Mv. | ral 00 and oth. “The coal unless the thereof executes and flle8 | govarnmont in the United States court eaeh de-lin Harifsrd recently, their testimony showing | pesulting in the pud the|Potter, Joseph Heffe and Herbert H. which accome- ifled factli relieving an Pmerge by filing 2 written waiver signed by the Chairman of any such i with the dealer affected. ‘whe enlisted TRy y R they all wish and ys caused was the OF FIFTY YEARS AGO Bulletin Company Sells Main Street Lot to Charles A. Richards — Wauregan Heoks Hold Annual Ball — Skating on ey s ago the lot where the Richards hullding now stpnda was sld A, Richards by The Hulla- wan sight- his aleigh wes rup in. MT pn Franklin "Phe boyn of the town had skating en the river, Pxtmetis from The Bulletin of Alfty ¥ 23, 1867—The been lesa cold for the pasi than_before @ fortnight, December 35, 1867—The ehildren 3" the Preaton scheols preaented J. Bachelder, on Tue: evening, Wwith A fue collar in return for his generosi- ty in taking them all to the number of 130, out in a slelgh ride a few daye since, The bays we the Thames in ny. an of Weter Mash, residing on Frankiin street was atrucl in the head By & stone thrown by one of his play- mates Tuewday and @ sash somo three inchss lang made in his head Decembar 36—No paper was pub- lishod on this date, The Bulietin forco ™ ey Christmas, b’-‘ws\w —The velume of water in the Yanile and Shetucket rivers wax eanaidammbly increased by the heavy n of Wednesday night and the melt- ing anow. The falls of the Yantie ap- pear much awollen and the waters dash dawn the rocky ravine with more thap their umal fmpstuosity, Cathalle Banevelont Bociety Elects. The Naorwieh Catholic _Benavolent asmoolation held their seml-annual sleetion at their rooma Thursday even- ing and the following officera were slected: Preaident, Danlel Lee; vice | preaident, John Condon; treasurer, Jo- seph Connor: _recording - mecretary, Willlam T. Brown: financlal pecretary, Jamas B. 3ullin;’ divectors, John Kelly, ehairman: Gee: Nelan, William Ryan, Andrew Millea, P, Norris, Thom.- as McGarry, James Stanton, Martin McGarry and Thomas Ratigan, Appointed Gourt Commissiener. Dacember 23—F. A, Willoughby was featerday enpointed & cemmissioner of @ superior sourt for New London county. A. R. Biagham 1s having a_dwelling bullt near the wagon factary at the 1t will be one and ene-half mtories {n helght with an ell. Tha foundation was begun Friday, The weather for the past few days onjoying skating on nt of the city vester- hes enow have fast disappeared. NEW LONBON GIRLE ARE RELEASED | After Testifying In the Case of H. H, Armstrong, Who Was Racently Cenvicte As a resuit of o conferemce Thurs- dom, the latter agreed to drop presecution of Eva Watsen, Florence Germaln, Jeanneite Bogue and Vioia *u; W ‘were to be tried in dor._city court Saturday morning v chuges of frequenting a house af !l ravuts, Thesy girls testified for the federal the convietion of Norx Armstrons, senfencod, i Upon their return to New Londorm] these girls were placed ynder arrest by Officer Hammond on a warrant is- pued by Prosecuting Attorney Cronin, which ° warrant charged them with froguenting the places which were all of whom have been Was ng other charge in the warrant other than those gpecific places. The firlu ‘were brought into court last onday marnink, and upon agree- ment by Max Pover, their counsel, and Mr. Cronin, the cases were continued to Saturday morning. The girls were ermitted their liberty on bonds of 150 each. Following Thursday's conference Proseeuting Attorney Cronin an- nounced that the cases will be nolled In ceurt Saturday morning. MORE DIPHTHERIA REPORTED IN NEW LONDON Schools in That City May Not Open ©On Schedule Time. Two new casesof diphtheria in New London werq reported to the health depavtment Friday and both were quarantined at their homes. Health Officer E. (. Chipman ex- pressed the hope that the _ public sehools would not open as scheduled on next Wednesday. He feels that he can control the situation better if the schoals ars closed as iz is easier to keep track of the cases for precaution- ary purpeses and prevent contaet be- tween the children who may possibly be carriers and not as yet discovered. He has issued no order to keep the schools closed and such an order will depend on circumstances and devel: opments within the next few days. The health officd} declared that the epidemic in that city had no connec- tion with the development of several cases of the disease among recruits en route from the mouth to Fort Wright about a month ago. He states that in his opinion the epidamic is ye to latent cases which escape attention of physiclans or were: neg- the yictims and developed during the recent severe weather. One of the recruits who was taken "1 111 from the disease while in New Lon- > , since which heen a patient at the con- on A 16 | cently. avoided cspecially at this time where thers ave numerous Christmas enter- PRESTON CITY RED CROSS HAS LARGE MEMBERSHIP re Are Now Over 126 Enrolied and The: WOMEN AGTIVE N SELLING THRIFT STAMPS Local Women Are Expested to Do Their Part in Selling $26,000,000 by 1919, 3 SUNDAY SUBJECTS ‘Women of Connecticut are to be as- signed ap important part in the war thrift eampaign which is new under way throughout the nation. Plans have been perfectéd whereby the eom- mittee on Woman's Activities_of the Connecticut State Council of Defense will be assigned a comsiderable share of the task of selling $26,000,000. worth of thrift stamps and war savings cer- tificazes in Connecticut before Jan- uary 1, 1319. It is propessd to interest the vari- At the $ Academy, F Street, the ices will be omitted Sunday, both morning and cyening. Dr. 8, H. Howe, pastor of Park church has charge of the Sunday aft- ernoon service at the Sheltering Arms. At phe Broadway Congregational chursh the pastor will preach in the morning and at the 5 o'clock ser- viee. Rev. Benjamin H. Clark of Lebanon ous Woments omanizations in every | Will occupy the pulpit of the Federe city, town and" villaga in the state.|ated church Sunday moming and Howel] vs:mn-y. Ftate director !ol’ t:a e war savings committee, is of the = 4 5 opinion that the sfforts of the women| Grace Church, Yantie, Rev. J. W. will be to g large extent responsible for | Areson, rector. —Holy communionand the ultimate success of the drive, and | Sermon _at 10.45; Sunday school = at for that reason eve effort will be|7oon. Evening service omitted. made to secure the oce-operation of = . every woman's organization in Connec- At the Second Congregational church the minister will preach in the morning. Sunday school at noon. Christmas organ reeital at 7.30 p. m. At Park Congr teut, Mr, Cheney has already receiv- ©d offers frem a number of prominent women throughout the state volunteer- ing .their serviees, and he is count- ing ‘on_thousands' of women bearing onal ghurch Sun- ¢ r 3 i day morning Rev. 8. H. Howe, D. D, thelr share” of thls tmportant . thrift (A5 TOTNE ew S, I Heve, £ S tian Efficient. Young people’s service TAFTVILLE g At the ‘M¢, Calvary Baptist church, Married Ladies' Class Meets in Pone- | Rev. B. W. Williams, pastor, there will be a preaching service at 11 o'clock, with Sunday school at noon. Preach- Ing at § p. m. mah Hall—Phiilies Take Twe Games From Red Sox. The Marrjed Ladles’ class met on Thursday afternoon at the local Red Cross rooms, Although there were no bundles for the boya “Over there,” the ladies sewed and initted as usu The next mesting of the class will be held on Thursday nest. Phillies. Take, Twe, On Thuraday evening at the Taft- ville bowling alley the Phillies _took two of the three games from the White Sox, The high single went to Dugas with 147, He alse teok the high three with 478] A new team high single was made by the Phillies, with 595, and record high three with 1653. The scores ware: At Grace Memorial Baptist church there will be preaching morning and evening by Rev, §, ¥. Dickson, D. D Sunday school at noon, Unfon Lyceum in the afternoon. At Trinity Episcopal chursh there will be holy communion ae 9,30 a. m., morning service and sermon at 10.30 a. m., and evening service and ad- dress at 7.30 p. m. the Church of the Good Shepherd. Universalist, Rev. Joseph F, Coblb wili preach on the subject, Past and Pres. ent, Sunday school at noon, Y. P, C. U. at the ysya] hour. Taftville Whit: 2 At the Congregational i B 80X o 102 209] church, Rev. Arthur Varie pastor. e Reeves 101 -89 137 327|Mmorning subject will be, Whatchman, Pepin . 86 115 83— 234| What of the Night. In the evening e 135 99 3ag|there will be a Christmas cantata. e 105 109— 342| Tye Assqeiated Bible Students hold = = services in Buckingham Memorial hall, 307 Main street. There will be Bible: Study in the afternoon and the sub- E. Murphy ject will be The Church’s One Founda- Zionne tion. Hasler Dugas . At the First Baptist church, George Chartier Henry Strouse, pastor, the morning Chartier 108— 310| theme will be The Golden Gate Closed. Sunday school P. U. at 6.30. West. * at 12 o'clock. B. Y. 501 1655 Evening theme, Going Everett Pingpeé 14ft Wriday for Cape Charles, Va., after having passed an elght day furlough at his home on Front street. Mr. Pingree is an elec- trician, third elass, aboard the U. S. S. South Carolina. EAST SIDE ITEMS Christmas Exercises Held at Chapel— Death of Former Resident—Many sitors During Holiday Week. At the Greene church there will praise and prayer at 7 o’clock. the T e Congregational be a service of Saturday evening Sunday morning at 10.30 pastor will preach on Some Old gs That Are Pa: Sunday school meets At McKinley Avenus A, M. E. Zion Church, Rey. E. F. Barrows, pastor. Morning worship and sermon,” 10.45: subject, Bethishem. Sunday school at 12, Evening worship and sermon, ; subject, The Search That Finds the Christ. This Sunday is Confer- lence Claims Sunday. E At St Central | Christmas exercises . were held at Preston chapel Tuesdgy' evening, when thé following program pleased all: Flag raising, by~ Wiliam F. Storms and = Bthel A. Brayman; _exercise, Shouting the Battle Cry of Freedom; farmers, Delwin Martin, Rowland Denison, Gorden Rainey and Russell Storms; nations of the world, repre- sented by Ethel Brayman, Mary Bray- man, Adelaide Tracy, [argaret Mc- Donajd, Helen Denis the products of the field were represented by Pren- tice' and Robert Storms, Wilfred Bus- sey, Cleland De Grenjer, John Bray- man, Frank Dodge and Pearl Bray- man, This .concluded the part taken by the little folks. Miss Lois Kinngy;was at the piano. There was scriptur® reading by Mrs. Dodge and s _Christmas story, On Andrew’s Episcopal church Avenue, William H. Smith. B. A, rector. Morning ~praver and tany, 10.30 a. m. The Sunday. seheol’s Christmas service and prize distribn tion at 3 p. m. Morning, Thau Shall Call His Name Jesus. For He Shall Save His Peoole From Their Sinn, Aft- ernoon,” What Would We Do Without Christmas? At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, there will be morning service BORN. FRANCIS—Tn_Mystic. Dec. 20, 17, a Christmas Day, By Robert Storms, and & Dosire by Hoitn Beatson: o recita tion by Alice Conrad entitled Once in Royal David's City afforded pleasure. Several Christmas hymns were sung b ythe school, The committee in charge was Mrs. B. B. Allen, assisted by Miss Rose Quinm., Prayer was of- fered by Rev. Arthur“¥, Pu the Gentral Baptist ch News in General. Miss Gracé “Raihbohe “of Plainfield spent Christmas. with ber sister, Mrs. Louls De Grenier. Dr. T, P, Maine of North Stonington daughter, Eleansr Vincent, and Mrs. John Francis. MARRIED WILSON. MITH—In Fitchville, Dee, 24, 1917, by Rev. W, D. Hetherington, Waiter ‘Aflen Wilson of Bozrah and Miss Beasie May Smith of Fitehville —ENOPBR—In- Mystie, 25, Miss Ethel Marie Coover of Mysiie- and Edgar-borenso ‘Binn of Middlebury, Vt. ARCANGELI—BROWN — In Westerly, R, I, Dec. 5. 18 by v.. W, F. Williams, Anthony 'A. Areangell ‘and Miss Martha Elizabeth Brown. to Mr. Dee. MARVELLOUS - FRUIT JUIGE i *Fruit-a-tives” Is Ma 2 \ WONDERFIL RECORD OF WONDERFUL REMEDY ‘Thousands Of Scfferers In England And Canada Owe Their Recovery “To “Fruif * Frait-a-tives” United States. news to thousands of peor ‘been sending o Canadafor their of these famous tablets, made from the juices of apple: oranges, figs and prunes. -tives’ Sogreat has been the demand for Fruit-a-tives’ from all parts of the United States, that the proprietos deemed it wise to establish a branch zight in this country. Offices and fru! active operation at Ogdensburg, Ne ' £ From The Juices Of Applee, Oranges, Fige And is now made in the This will be welcome = who have ch’ are tablet works are in _— - PLUMBING AND GASFITTING CALL UP 734 Gas Attach. EFFICIENT With or Without |§ ments but Always and ECONOMIC MODEL RANGES We furnish i s E i Repairs for all makes of Ranges A. J. Wholey & Co. 12 FERRY STREET A T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 92 Franklin Street iRON CASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO Nos. 17 to 25 Ferry Street ROBERT J. COCHRANE s e w Vork from which poiat druggisis and general stores are being supplicd. GAS FITTING THBEL TVES the only PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING medieine in the world made from fruit in Ottawa discovered e process whereby fruit juices may be combiued in such & way that the natural medicinal pro- times juices. An English ph an ies of fruits are many increased. ** Fruit-a-tives has many Liver and Kidney Trouble. matism, Headaches, and Newralgia in Dyspepsia and Constipatio Nerzousness, general weakne Skin Discases. “ Prui rice by Fruit-a-t gdensburg, New York. mes proved its value in cases of Slomach, and tives” is sold by dealers at soc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25¢. .0r _sent postpaid on receipt of s Limited, Washington Sq., Washington Build Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing Phone 581 MODERN PLUMBING is as cssential modern houses a electricity is to lighting. Woe guarar tee the very best PLUMBING WORK by expert workmen at the fair prices. Ask us for plans and prices. at 10,30, subject of sermon Again and Again. A New ¥ mon, and Sunday school at 12 Junior meeting at 4 and Younz ple's meeting 6. Harwood beare, Jeader. subject, The Hand That Clave to n Bword, of, Victory For a Tired Man. At the Central Baptist merning _service at 10.30 a vice in Italian at 10.45 chur: m: s conducted Mr. Carlevale Sunda ool o'clock: City Biblé class for men 12 o'elock, Re rthur 1. Pu Jeader. James . Case wiil report the Men’s Class on a et conf ence in Clev nd on What Shall ¢ Churches Do to Meet Condition: ter the War? . ¥. P. . at 6.30 m. Bvening vice at 7.30. Se by pastor. Yenth Commandment How to Become Bankrupt Waterbury.—Fire Chicf Henry Heitman in his annual re made to the mayor poin there is not a single the: place in Waterbury fitt alarm box in its eorridor Pe: Dol- Evening worship at 7. mor J. F. TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY the $1.25 To New York $1.25 ] i i ch, by 1 CHELSEA LINE L e TO NEW YORK FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN NORWICH AND NEW YORK From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- days, Sundays at § . m. New_ York, Brookiyn Briage. Pier, East River, foot Roosevelt Strest, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fri- days at 6 p. m. Effective -Oct. 15th, 1918, $1.25—F. V. KNOUSE, Agent—$1.25 te A » Who Wants a Victrola? Well, we can show ‘you a p where by the expensc of a few cei day you can,own one &f the best Biceroian in the world: (Cut out and mail coupon today PLAUT-CADDEN BUILDING, 135-148 Main 8t, Norwich, Conn. NYON, Spectal GEORGE N. DELAP, Sp Hartford, Conn. New Haven 1al fan nts New York y | French-American Fur Co. Guarantee ail work. We make chcrge for Storage. Discounts on all auiense send me, catatopue and list | Furs.” Uncured Skins wanted. escribing the conditions, prices, Al A torms and full particulars regarding Eemptiont Equrise your easy payment plan. Name ... Street . Toewn . State ... H. J. YURMAN, Proprietor Tel. 1301-4 Room 106, Bid was a reeent ealler at his-aunt’s, Mrs. E. J. Duro's. ‘Charles Huntley. of Fort Terry and his wife are visiting Mr Huntley's sis- ter, Mrs, George Lambert, of Fox Hill He expects to be . ordered to France soon. Mr. and Mrs, William McNeeley and son Russell of Danielson are guests of local friends..' They formerly resided here. ¥ - Archie . Duro of Hartford spent Christmas with his father, E. J. Duro. Sorrow for Former Resident, DIED Stonington (Pawea- , 1917, Charles B. Vin- cent, 'son of Cirefice E. and Edna N. Vincent. aged 5 vears, TAYLOB—In Weguciequock, Dec, 27, 1917, David H. Taylor. aged 91 vears, WILLIAMS—In Hope Valley, R. I Dec, 24, 1917, suddenly, Ephralm Wiillams of New ‘York. in lis 43d vear. DENISON—In _Albany. Go 1917, Fugene Henry Denizo: of Mystic. in his 530 year. BARBER—In Hope Vailey. R, ‘L 3 N Shahomy. Ty Sivas Bar: VINCENT—In tuck), De Friends of Herbert Whitaker were| ber of Pawcatuok, aged 33 vear) pained to hear of his death, which oc- | CUMMINGS Tn Mystic, Dee, 25, 1917 curred at Backus hospital. He resided | +Mrs, Willigm -A,” Cumming®, aged- 44 on the Fast Side for a number of| years, years. 2 DENISON—In Myatie, Dec. 26, 107, Mrs. Mary Whaley of 10 Carter ave- | Mrs. “Issac 'W. Denison, aged 8§ nue is visiting her. sons, James -and| Years 3 Frank Whal irtfo TAYLOR—In Concord. N. H., Dee. 23, o ey, ot Wsstipra. 1317, Bthel Jacksom, wife of James Move Back from Canada. ‘Wesley Caulkins ~ of" Quebec has moved - his famfly-here and has re- sumed work “at the ‘Marlin-Rockwell company plant. Taylor, aged 29 vears. Church & Allen 15 Main Street FUNERAL ] DIRECTORS. EMBALMERS TLady Assistant Telophane 3283 HENRY B..CHURCH WM, SMITH ALLEN BYRON A. WIGHTMAN Piano: Tuner Pherie 595-3 3 Fairmount Street The one thing we pride ourselves on HOW DO YOU GO TO FALLS AUTO CO. the Painting Shop? Go through W ton street or Broadway Sachem street and tu to your, street, then you see the great sign, Falls Auto Co Highest Grade Painting 51 SHERMAN STREET KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES CORD Guaranteed 10,000 Miles FABRIC 5,000 to 7,500 SOLID 8,000 Miles . Why Pay More For Less Mileage C. E. LANE THE TIRE MAN NOTICE Painting, Paperhanging. . 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Wed, and Sat, Evenings 7-8 Room 305 Thayer Building 299 Residence tel. Tel. 190 Franklin St. i8 THE PLACE TO GET A NICE ROAST BEEF AS WELL AS A NICE PIECE OF CORNED BEEF OR ANY- THING IN THE MEAT LINE. VAL. LUPPERT FREDERIEK T. BUNCE Piano Tuner Phone 838-2 * 22.Clgirmount. Ave. | ng, be st.