Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 24, 1918, Page 9

Hiil, Isabella L, . Heépwood, John Hoskins, Isabel T. Hotter, Alvina .... Huntington, Ann B. » I Irternational Silver Co,.: J Jatkson, Wm. B. .... Jewett City Savings Bapl. Johl. Herman ....... Johnson, Charles 8. ..\, Kalif, Zarift . Kampf, Albin Kelley, Emma 8. ... ielley, Johmw F. w..sive ing, J. H. & L J. Kingsley, Walter . Kilroy, William . Erauss, Christopher Krauss, George B. Kranes, Lorenz . Trauss, Martin . The Spaflmgel, Iosaph and. Annfe. . Speliman, Wm. estate . 3 kflntem;(acc... 500 fi Casex R. : Spersky, Casey Spicer, James C. . Lambett Famnidos Jonuthan T, and «hrs I Michael Butliff, Beatrice Switt, Edwin B. es Swift & Cmmy Szura, John .. eClaire. Jehm ... T.ede, Joseph dnd Felicfte LeFevre,. Wora ‘B, U Iefiingwe!l, Harold N. . ixnnen, James . Laster, C..W. Mrs. Liewis, Almira J. Black Lynx Matched Sats tor, Besste T. ... ...n ner, Alma B. lor, Emeline E. Taylor, Julia E. -1..... Texas Company, The 'exas mpany, Thereault, Cyrenius Martin, Andre .. Mason, Fred T. Mfs. estate. Mabsey, Lucy A. Massey, Paul ... Maynard, Frank G Maynard, Minnie A, Merchants Loan & Treat Co. Asiller, Philllp- .. Miner, E. Judson . Méhican thny‘ The . Morris, Andréw P ..... Hurlagh Anme L. unte v 'fle MeAvbevy, John . Troland, Fdwin ... Trueman. Nathan N Tucker, Lucy H. P Ulmer, Wm. Browery Clara S. McMahon, Elizabel MeNamara, T. J. .. The Demand For Both Is Greater Than the Supply = - In antlclpatlon of the demand for FURS we bought heavily, but having made it a custom to sell dunng January at At Comparatively KNUBIAN MUFFS | ==l I | Ano,,,s“,f'—, Hudsan Seal Mufis| Qur Furs are selected with the greatest care. Therefore we can guar- antee every piece of Fur in our store. 'MUSKRAT COATS - R Black, Tufip{) $d Brown $6.50 1 | Now $14.50 West, Watherell, Mary L. BRI b 1,000 | Thurston, James F. 7. is....er 1,000 N ) Whipple, Fennella P. .filjohan, John estate .... = 1.000 1’):31“1;‘::‘, “c,hxzfl 2y t "ggg el - - b UNC[‘SV[LLE Natlonal Bisculf“C#. ....i.iu.. e i S (e | ‘Muzay, Elizabeth Ray . 3 Wi S New England Brewing €, . 400§ vy 3 Fanning, Noyes H. 1000 - \"%allen, g;eor;e estate P"P':_"'i";"u"d""‘(" E :'";th I’Rn’!’sn-'dy New London Northern Rmncd 12,000 = Mati S 500, o aters, Milo R. ... 2! of C. Ring by Pupils New London Real state & im- Wi & Taixn iMmlide Williams, Robert Foster, Lotina A. provement Co. ... Williamson, Herbért C. Francis, Mary A.. .. Newman, Louise B. . Wiison, Jennie H. Faller, W, W. estate . New York. New Haven & Hart- Wond, Nellie Rudd ford Railroad Co, The.. Woods, Elizabeth E. el Q. Nichols, Frank W. estate, 8 ) Woodworth, Flijali 0 | Gl i 1 11 Elizabeth H: Niehols, Locise 2100 Woolworth, T W. 539 | Gavup, Hlizabeth H - ,\”ofm‘ an, Rose A. 1,..7 83 e, Gertrude Ann ; (Geer, Chas. Norman, Wiibrode ind Rost i Gordon, Wm. IL. Norwich Grain & Feed Co Gould, Agusws 1,0001 McDonald, Richard .. 1,000 | McKee, Caroline V. 1,000 lgon, Emily A. ........ oo o O'Donnell, John and Mary Olsen, Ivar® 1,000| \Weeks, Laura M. ..... 1,000 Willey, Edwarg G. ‘Wilson, Nancy A. ‘Vgormsley Thoma: right, Hem 800,y g € HYT, &, 800|. —Hyman Yasser Committed to the _Norwich State Hospital—James Beckwith’s Property Auchvn:d—Al- leged Forgér’ Arreste O Mre, Frank® Mousley and sons, Louis, Harry and Fran ing a few weeks. with relatives in Covington, Va., have returned to their z 1,0001 Zelz, William C. ........ 1,000 | Zimmerman, George estate. t || 'Osborne, Elizabeth §. : 600, home in the villige. Norwich Tallow Co. . 539 (:“““i‘m“s"t‘;‘h g' | | — Tuesday evening. at the meeting .of Jykiel. Jorn and Albi s . Sont Marthe & P BLIND EXEMPT Thames lodge, 1. 0. O.-F., a elass re- evi 5, K s S g gt e = 0 EBCEA N M Zapt, Henty ...... 100 ¢ ..- |®Palmer, Eilen Reynolds 1,000 23};‘} e ‘;“thde sree. Affer the ey Zeigier, Geo, and l:mnh. 440 S| : Pearson, A.-Walton ... . 1,000 A s refreshments;. .were.; derved Sarstiivee ’{ugberg. Chas. A. : O'Nell, Cl.t.!urhql" nnd Nora A. elden, John W. and E.JM. Hnyea. Tim and Honora .. Hill, Lavina R. .. nckley, Abby iovey, Henry .. O'Nefl, Thomas } O'Rourke, q Osgood, Charles .. ... O'Sullivan, Riekard . Ajken, Wm. A. 1,000 ] Jonnings, Geo. G.: Jennings, Harriet JFohnson, Ella er, Wm. A, , Patrick e Paine, Agnes H. . Frank Pzimer, Harriet 5. Papdy, Charies E. and Pattison. Mnrme! J. 8 Fq.rsan. R’ Ianl George . 00| Refley, Mary A. J: Kelley, -Bridget ... Keppler, Christina . Kies, Geo. L. ..7..: Kinney, Elizabeth R. Rhapp, Samuel R. | Lamoreaux, Hofmidas - Lasthans, Mary ... :Lathrop, Lydia D. Learned, B. P. estate Lumsden, Catherine S. M Manning, Mary-A. . May, Charles A, 3 Meedx, Sle])hen B. Quainn, John .. Quinn, Julia 'J,Dno Parsons, Emeline P. ' ~.'950 1 Parkinson, Anna H. 800 1 Perkins, Nancy L. » Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rogers, Miss 1,000 | Perkins, Wm. M, ,. 1 e i + 2P Annie Wood -and Mrs. . F. Bdmgnd 1,000 | Pitcher, Frank W, St % f‘oger‘; were in Norwich attending the , 3 3 uneral of their grand-uncle, J. Guil- tt, 1 i 1,000 ™ 'gfz:e,’ Ogr‘:lr:nMP 1000 | Mathews, Eliza ... 1,000 1;:3;21] Burnett held Tue.sda.y of last Rabinovitch, Max . 500 | i u B bt 1,000 EXEMPT PROPERTY. Reuben Austin has resumed his du- Rathbun, Geo. W. . 1,006 | S2browski, August . 1700 | Saxton, Lewis J. estal 17000 | Sedtt, John H.:estate. 1’000 | Service, John ... . 7000 | Sevin, C. D. estate . : 1’000 | Sevin, N. D 1000 Shaw, Daniel ostate Sikorski, Albert and = L9385 4 Sikorski, John : Silcox, ‘Louise P: Simpson, D. D: . Smith, Frank Q. Smith, Geo. S. ..... = Smith, Margaret A. e Spalding, Chas. W. . Spalding, Bdwin . i “~ | Spelman, Phillip and Margarct tional, Incorporated . - : 900} Sterry, Frank E. 1 - 800 | Stetson, Julia . 1,000 | sutlivan, Norah and a social hour was enjoyed. LOUOIAlex:mder, Elmer P. .. }:ggg G At Norwich Funeral. ties, after an illness which confined him' to his home for several days. Church Meeting, 1,000 Cemetéry, City S Cemetery, Geer . 600 | Cemetery, Greeneville ... Monday evening the “Bapti§t ‘church 500 | Cemetery, Hamilton: Avenite members held their annual’ business 1,000 { Cemetery, Mason Monunient meeting in the church. A bakéd bean 1,000 sociation supper preceded the business meocet- 1000 | Cerhetery, Nos : ing. A report was read by the treas- 1,000 | Cemetery, Sacreq Heart ‘ urer of the woman’s branch of the 1,000 { Cemetery, St. Joseph-R. 5; church and officers were chosen for 1,000 | Cemetery, St. Mary's’ . the coming year. 1.000 | Cemetery, St. Nicholas, Ortho- Mrs: George Dart of Hill Top, ac- dox, Catholic Sociéty... companied by her sister, Miss Allen, of Cemetery, Nomich mdependam Palmertown, visited on ' Sunday Mrs. Lodge, I. O. B. Dart’s son, Edward, Dart; who is un- E:mtery Uncas Bunmg Ground der treatment in New Haven. mete; 3 2 5 el Chureh; A, M. B 216t The Kcl:s:ei' zxm?.ht: Psre'::;:;l. and Church, ~ Broadway ~Corigrega- dighth mades of Palmex Memorial 3 school, at the morning exercises. pre- C"“:,cr*;gf";‘;‘;:‘,fi“ o ""se*"" Con sented the principal, James E. Murphy Church, Central Baptlst 2 5 a handsome Knights of . Coluthbus ring. Fred Pitcher, class president. 1'000 Church, Christ Parish : x&_mrg, Luke 1.9_5:0 ‘Thnmpson, June €5 s li it ol Churc?]br;:g?'g;::r:: g die Bonvxlle 2 ‘\Iurphy has: Hadn The fon.wh.‘i'fi smmmaty of the work of the assedsrs just concluded: ~ - = principal of the *school for ahout nine %2 E:Eififl grr:: g{or‘xflgreg 7 years. A few weeks ago he resigned i Church, First Universalisi B to become principal of the Greeneville cleiy 7 3 o | Grammar School. His resignation l Church, German Lutheran v was to have taken effect last Friday Mills and Manufactories. but owing to the supervisor being un Church, Grace Episcopaal 0 Chureh, Grace Memorlal Baptist 2000 ,an";e foprilScip vabanay, lie anc ve: Church, Greek . ned this week. Church, Greeneville - Cun:resa- Cottage Meeting. tional . 3 The Thursday evening prayer meet- Chureh, Mt. Calvery Baptist. ing was held at the home of Mr. and Church, Norman Chapel .. Mrs. Fred I Phillips in Pequot. Neat Cattle. Stieep and Swine. Carringes. Church, North Main Street M. B_ 2,000 | The electric light placed on the back < £ g & No. Valye. Acres. Value. No. Value. No. No. Value. No. Value. No. Val. Na. Value |Church, Park Congregational. ..175 000 | road at Killeens corner. at the- foot of 675 | |8 HMW\ 'Ml 111 $i9,352 | 1 m‘us.ms (‘i‘lurch, Preston Baptist Chapel - 2,000 Gay Hill is appreciated by tha pub- I Churck, Sacred Heart . lic during the the icy traveling as ‘ X Chdrch, Sacred Heart R. C. this place is a dangerous ome. $000 | * 48T 8B | (hyjroh, Seotland Road Chapel. . The C. M. Robertson Co’s Bank : fl % - B Church, Second E€orgregational 55,000 | mill shut down Monday, waiting for Church, Seventh Day Adventist. 500 | stock. Church, Southern N. E. M. E. Israel Shapiro”of New York' is . ' Conference . 2500 | spending @ few days with: friends in Chureh; ,Spiritual 2 & 0 | town. Church, St. Andrew’s Frank Craig of Fort Wright spent Church, St. Joseph's his week end furlough at the home of color. They were previously used a short time in Massachusetts, Another lot will soon be sent here as only forty were in this lot. 5 Sold at Auction. An auction was held at the ‘stables of Deputy - Sheriff M. J. Hickey on The. two horses and a | wagon were the ‘property of James ‘Beckwith who several weeks ago left town and was last seen in Norwich, and has. not been heard from since. Oneé of the horses and the wagon was purchased by Luther Teft and the oth- er horse was sold to Joseph Dactor. Hocky Team. A hocky team has been orzanized at the Palmer Memorial School, John Donovan is captain of the ighth Grade team and Bernard Allen of the Seventh Grade ttam. An hour at noon time will be devoted to practice on the C. W. Robertson Co.’s Mill pord. The social and dance given by the Country club Friday evening in Rob- ertson’s hall was well attended. Taken For Forgery. Dorothy Brunell, who was wanted in Portland, Maine, on charge of forgery, was located in town on Wednesday and was taken to New London where she was placed in cus- tody of Sergeant W. H. Chase of Port- land police and was taken Tuesday to Portland. James Everetts had a valuable dog killed Wednesday by being run over by an automobile. Young Patriot Called. Barney Yardensky, who enlisted in the Medical corps of the U. S. navy left Friday to.report for service at Newport. Postmaster M, E. Tooker has re- cently been nominated by President Wilson to be the local postmaster for another term of four years. *Using Wood For Fuel. The local manufacturers closed down their mills Thursday night to remain s0 until Wednesday morning in com- pliance with the national order. The exceptions to the order are the Wn- casvillea Manufacturing Co.’s Mill at Pequot, which is Tun by water nower. The C. M. Robertson Co. are keeping up steam in their three mills with wood, keeping several of their employ- ers at work chopping it in woods. The Palmer Brothers’ Co. also have men at work chopping wood which they are using to keep up steam. Every ef- fort is being put forth to conserve the supply. of coal which is very low. Miss Katherine Livingston Lowell is substituting as principal in the Seventh and Eighth grades of the Un- casgville school Mrs. Charles C. Tibbetts led the Epworth League meeting in the Meth- odist church Tuesday evening subject being, Young Christians Reaching Up- ward. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley were in Norwich to attend the funeral of. Mrs. Kingsley's brother-in-law, Ches- ter Witter Parnes, Saturday. The Red Cross societv 1s making preparations for an entertainment. The Ladies’ Aid.society of the Methodist church held its meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Hope. Dennis Calla who has been {ll with pneumonia is improving. ice along the shore of the Thames river is frozen twenty to twenty- four inches thick. Charles Forsythe, who was stricken r ng comfortably. — - Polish ..... : 000 | his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . William - % 4 SR 3 - S g Chureh, St. Joseph's R. Craig. = : i .2 8 2 Bus 88 28; § . T T - Church, St. Mary’s Corp. - 62, John Killeen of the U. S: navy has ¥ g 2 a £y S EEE, $icna; 53 4839 529 .331.000 | had a week’s furlough which.he spent 35 B~ 3 388 “,Eg.g §.§g€§ :E; ';5 5533 Eggg gg;\: Church,h Swedish Evangelican with his mother in the villags. Dur- ? (B8 £UEd 5058 RgRER e 2o%E SES2 8%UE Lutheran .... ing his service he has been to the Ba- 3 £ E f g2l §§ H g‘ég; fxoisdogeg £5 §'E§g £5%E =&:§ =“5 | Chtirch, Taftvitle Cong. .. . ... 12.000 | hamas and the Azore Isiands stnce he £ =S % 56 2308 <4<SA=SH3S0AS5a0° AR H3An JA6H fofs & | Church, Third Baptist . was last home. No. . Vale. Value. No. B Value, Fo. ¥wlue. Vaiue. Velve. Amt. Amb- Amb' Amt Amt. Vel Amt. Chorch: Trialty Methoaist i Committed to State' Hospital, s 3 ———,— =3 7 | City' of Norwich, Fire Dept..... Hyman Yasser of Pequot who has 3 % el 3 : .. ['Gity of Norwich, Gas ®& Hisc- Beéi acting iheerly IScgtin was t‘a.kE Residents and Non-Residents. 1 =0 tmen sakads | 19, tfll.m ..ltl.m.fifll $602,250. $1715 | $50,320- 8 tric Dept. 1;250,000 { en _to the Norwich State.Hospital a e PN ° 2 wl.. ; l‘ s A e City of Ncrwlch T‘VaterWorksl,filn 000 [ Brewster's Neck, Wednesday, Tues- City of Norwich .. day he entered the store of-M. J. Hick- City of Norwich, Parks 74,500 [ €Y _going back of the counter he was New London County 76,500 | Seen by Miss Teresa Hickey to take State of Connecticut . money from a box where it was kept. Town of Norwich . It was found he had ‘nearly thirty g Town of Norwich, Pa dillars, eleven of which she was able ‘\orwlch ao Town of Norwich, Schools to take from him. He also took fif- We. Frank. H. Woodworth, Alble L. Hals and Michael J: Curran, Assessors of:*the T ovm?'et X teen dollars from Joseph Dactor.. He r'?'md t o veriy believe {hat 8il 51 the Lists and Absiracis of sald Town for (s year 1911 aremadeuwpand B Bates o ‘},,m;{,’f&l L 170,930 | was. caught and placed . under exame - (Bigned) it N’ew Lomion County, ss., ‘Norwich, Conxl; Home .. A s R ination. e has a small shoe ghop in Johnson Home i 8 Pequiot which he has been runnming. It New . London Co. is estimated that he had about. one Association .. thousand dollars rth of stock.on! 7 s i, hand. J:muu‘:, 33ed, 101, . £ Norwich Free Academy ‘o Otis Library . Overcoats Arrive. 1 5 Sedgwick Post, G. A. R....... 15, Overcoats for the logal company e R T B fim’:’_"‘t“"“ B Hale and Michasl J, Corgiaghecids storessia, | St. Mary's T. A. B. Soclely;. 13500| Homo Guards arrived and. were dis- L= Unlted Wurkerfl . 18,500 | tributed 'Wednesday evening. The Y, M. C. coats are not new, but in good con- Yunuc Wbuhn Ce. 8000 dition. They have a deep cape.-blua in with a paralytic shock Sunday Is A public whist was given by the Good Cheer Sunshine societv at tHe home of Miss Laura B. Woodworth on Friday evening to defray expenses of vepairs to the Sunshine hall. German Efficiency. German efficiency is shown in the fact that the Teuton generals carry experts to appraise the art treasures and ti like their armies steal from the cities and towns they overrun.— Macon Telegraph. Something Wrong With Him, ,A Syrian doctor who has just apened a sanatorium in Florida claims to be 140 years old. 'Still, he doesn’t claim to have danced with Lafayette—Springfield (Mass) Re- nublican.