Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 6

Pawcatuck. Several weeks ago, State Policeman Rudd of the Connecticut force, came |ing to Westerly and left a warrant with Police Chief Brown, for the. arrest of Tony Terrisi, on the charge of receiv- ing stolen tires. Officer Rudd had been at work on the case for weeks and bad practically located the tires, and satisfied they were of the stock of the Backus Tire mast of Mystic, before swearing out the warrant before War- ren C. Burrows, in New London. Ter- risi was brought to the station” and questioned by the state policeman and the chief of police. He claimed.he purchased the automobile tires from two Italians, and that he could readily identify them. About that time the Ttallans were in the county jail in New London, pending trial for thefts on a stupendous sale. Terresi went to New London with State Officer Rudd and identified the two men who sold him the tires. Terresi fully appreciated that there was a warrant lodged against him by Rudd, liable to be served at any time, and Terresi was ready to respond and make no claim for requisition. There are some mat- ters that needed clarification and may | M; result ih more arrests. It became evident Monday afierncon that New London county ang state officials are not in harmogy, at least in this particular case. Sheriff ‘Wil- liam H. Casey called on Chief Brown and handed him a couple of complaints 1ssued by the prosecuting attorney of New London county, charging Terresi Wwith larceny, and with receiving stol- er tires, the covered by Rudd. The chief had n alternative than to have Terresi brought in the complaints. Then came the question of delivery to officers of another state. Chief Brown knows all the circumstances, knew that Rudd worked the dcase, and was still at it, gathering in the loose threads, that there was a prior warrant for the arrest of Terresi in the , chief of police. re was soon- telephone thunder between the office of Chief 'of ‘Palice| Brown and Prosecuting Attorney A. Hull and among those who took a whack over the wire, or another lead- ing to_the office of the prosecutor: in New J.ondon, were State Policeman Rudd, Cmmty Detective Jackson, Chief: Brown, Sheriff Casey, Town Solicitor Agard, 1nfl2her local attorney repre- As a result Ter- 2n to New London by the’ ficers, arraigned on" both counts, and beld in $2,500 on each. count. Walter F, Thorn, for five years a member of the Rhode Island National Guard, most of the time a non-com- missioned officer of the Fifth company, who. at the time of his rejection as being physically unfit. was . top ser- geant of the ‘company, has beer draft- ed and ordered to report at verdict in same that have been re- |favor of the plaintiff in’ thfin;cuon ot and | dered office’ of the. Camp | Devens, today. Screeant Thorp keen- ly regretted not being allowed to serve with his old company, but soon after the national guard was federal- | ized there came physical examination and Thorp was rejected by reason of varicose veins. He was anxious to get into the war game, and hoping that the ailment might be only temporary he enlisted in the Battery at Provi- dence. Again he was rejected 'by reason of varicosa vi Th t ek, and when or- dered before the medical toard of the Eleventh district at New London, was again rejected. Then came the ques- tionnaire & was accepted ‘.iu*d almost immediately ordered to uty. He made no claim for from service at any period of mii- itary exporience, but friends claim, his' rase ought to he ziven careful consideratior He did /not ledave the servica voluntery, and it claimed, there would ‘be justificaticn in restoring him to the same rank he held when forced from the service by reason of physical dis- ts now just. as much rejected. s akoant) Uistniot heasil aabs Hes cisions on Monday in 223 cases, the being industrial claims mada strants who had already been exemptio as when he was grarted exemplion on dependency claims Dby selection boards. Among those Whoee claims were deniea be- fore the hoards ang placed in Class 1 m A. as singie men without dependents, is Russell C. Du- quid, of Potter Hill road, Westerly. George B. C 1, of 172 Hieh street, Weaterly, was ified as a ne: y agricu and in Class 2, Frank J. CGafinay, 62, died Monday after a long cickness, ~t his home, No. 1 Pleasant street. e had been employed in Westerlv for more veral vears epart- ment pany. I Joseph. T five dausi Rbiode Island' hospital, Tordan o Providence, M Holdsworth, and the Misses Heisn and Jertrude Gaffney, of Westarlr of the nk if finally ac- | === Dr. Caldwell’s === Syrup Pepsm The Perfect Laxative - is an ideal remedy for consti-. pation. Itisa simple laxative herbs with pepsin. that - acts in an easy, natural manner, and is*, ! as safe for children as it is positively effective on the strongest constitution. - i Sold in Drug Stores Everywhere 50 cts. (i=) $1.00 Benhams who owned large and'attractive farm on the banks known as .the | £ Figh farm, and which is now covered | Doughty. in part by. the Thames: Shlnbuflm of the Thamex, later plant. _ Tuesday afternoon ‘the _jury. in the superior_court for Washington county at’ Westerly bronght in a Henry ' ‘M. Girard, berman, against The Terminal War—bonse com- pany of -Providence, : The for ' $148, with - interent “of no other ready for n'lfl. all were coptinued the ' April sessio court adjmmfid sine _die. As a'result of the mevere rain at.r!y Tyesday. morning. seyeral washouyts are No. damage has been. rsporisd to bea‘d: reported. on suburban -highways. property. A new pontoofy hnd:e has. been *o-nh structed acrosst - he Patcatuck river | iured last from the, Cottrell plant, to'roplace the at work, one recently carried away by the fioat- | o The bridge: is forty-two feet aded zm!y by pe. ing. ice, . In, length ‘and o be destrians.. z With refhreme to spiles in the left. pai plaintiff. . STONINGTON - entirely to the — Two Sons of the Late Brig.-Gen. John B. Babeock in Servlce-—Ro)nl An canum Install According m Teports, Westerly and M of sugar from S much to the d jo, get thel nitrton d antage of Ston!: :’on reslidenl; The Vihl’ON g:me to the oroush and depart with bage of ten and five pounds, while the locals must |0 her parente, r: and .Mrs. S. P. two | ¥ i alf This dees rot apnly be mntemd with packages of pounds and cases, on the docket -were n. Judee Blodgett or- s 'ha ~ariving ‘of Paweatick river, ' above)| the dam, when. the Westerly Woolen, 4 company was :plainiiff, the matter of the obstruction: of- tire-river ‘was 'not timony “of the i, or' even to" the diver for the] :people . from supply and liver. -ad iron - tomic on dren: love: to u.ke' . Donahue, and at the best drug store || in every town and city in:the eountry. Ralph Packer o, Rejoin U.'S, Goving. : ? “lnyited to _Groton |E.. P 'Fitch * Recovers At un funéral of, Mr of . Mrs. Jasper Brown Monday afternoon. the bearers were L Pelgmn. 0..W.. Beebe, ‘William ‘Wallace Brown. -The fiéral pfees included -choice tributes nt by ‘Liberty council, D. otA.,Lhe ;m Blue ‘society and the home de- partment” af the Noank Baptist Sun- day ‘school. . Has Cl'nmd Oeun Four Times. Ralph «Packer, " of. flll.l vil- {lage, will ‘soon njnl(: S.* 8¢ Covington, at' an Afluuc port. after a short visit with relatives here. Myr. Packer has crossed the ocean four titnes since'the: war between Germany and (America dommencvd “The mnk?kempfl.nymm» ceiyed. gn invitation ‘frdm the rooms March 9. .., Recovers from .Injuries.. . “Dr.'B..P. Fitch,- who was seriously roof of the veranda on which he was' thereby’ requirinz ~ about seven weeks.in Tawrence hospital, was le' to goto New- LondonMonday. . Mrs. James T. Rathbun and,daugi- ter ‘Marjon' ,of - Providence . have -been .visiting bere. The - Colonial hotpl is bemg Tedec- Dl).tad inside ‘and ! visiting relatives here. N TS, Hancox has .returned her -home:in. New York: state. Mrs. Hattie Asbbey, who spentthe Wlfm with tehti\les in Keene, N.HL Y ‘has returned. .Capt. B,nhmin Gillis: of Pefl.h Am- hoq has been visiting ms mou:er. Mrs. “Mary- Gillis, Va., has been on a short.visit to rela- tives - here. Mrs, Nellie 'Wo‘!e ;has returned ‘to her: home' in Springfield aftar a -visit Mrs. C..1. Fitch has been the guest to all the leenl stores ‘hat deal in the )of. ?hbives in. Providence. sweet, but o 2. few who .seem times to have a cormer on suzar. Lieutonant: Colope! Bal staf? of Genernl "Drvhln, Frank Babeock now i e when General Babeock. general of the army, tional Guard at :Niantic, and used the horse owned by Walter Fitzmaurice as the best horse in camp. utv New London installed ‘the officers Peauot lodge, - Royal ry. B.. Noves were chosen auditors. Assistant Postmaster Matthew ens to joih the national army. he succended at -the pust office Charles J: Ryan. i RECEIPTS FROM SALE OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS| Treasury Departmént Says They Are Averaging Day. made public by the National War- Savings Committse show. Eo Britain, averaging nearly S‘INO 000 2 duy. H combination of § of S‘nnlngtan, Tecalls the tim , Was .inspectingi ° officer o the brizade Connecticut Na- 4 selected T riding Grand Warden D, Y. Liucy and TDep- Grand' Reeent €harles Noble of Arcanum. Gen. E. Bravton, Henry A. Muller and Hen- Leahy, will leave today for-Camp Dev- He will by, V(uhmglon Feb, 26.: Recupta frony the sale of war savings stamps in this country are excecding these from ‘the came source-in Great Britain, figures War - the: past four weeks total-receipts %t the treasury from- this source wers $40.- 000,000, as against $87,000,000.in reat The total of American war savings now are.in excess: of $70,000,000 anii are T oma.; O’Brien’. has:returned from Yorl * Raymond Témple has Yéttirned trom l\. visit ll his. old home ‘in Granviile, N Y. /. Isaac’- Pritchard ha.s been :spending a few day: at his ‘home in \ew York .| state. - at ‘COECHE.STER on Road . Repairs—Daniel - T. illiams “Leaves for Virginia—Per- sonal Items. Michael D.. O'Connell of - Stafford Springs and Richard O’Connell of Fast Hartford were guests of their sisters over Sunday. Miss Margaret Bunyan, . who ls teach- ing in -Cheéster, ‘and " Lieon Bunyan of T.|'Wesleyan college ~yere' at home over Sunda; Mr ot and Mrs.. Marshall.J. Por(er &nd children. went to York, Saturday with ‘Harold Porter, 'who returned to Camp Jackson, S: G., from.that city. Jamies R. Case. who is-’at Camp Yaphank, L. L, was ‘at .home: over Sunda : Rev. Father Ofto S. Baumelster has been spending.a few " da)s in New London. Miss Mary' . W’mtc returned to Mil- ford Sunday even Charles - M; Raade was in town Monday. _Furlough from -Devens. Mrs. E. A. Carrier, was in. Hartford Friday and Saturday, where she met her son, E.°A. Carrier, Jr. .who was on a short furlough from Camp Dev- ens. Mirs, “Josephine T.. Wallis_ and ¢hfl- dren Rave returned .from a’few.days’ visit with relatives in' Orange. X..J, Charles Lyman, Jr, is visiting his of Wiilimantic ¢ | brother George, Who is: wnrk!ng in New faven. * Repaicing, Reads. Sum C. A Kramer: and men are at: 4 work. on the,state, roads. in town, level- .| ing. the ruts and cleaning the: ditches. Rév. B. D. Remington .was in .| mantic Monday. Mrs. Augusta Meizze. and son Rob- day. anea hr Virginia. Daniel T Williams' left- Monday #ir a few weeks'- visit. with - hjs: sister, Mrs. N. Lewis af ‘Nevpert Ne'!, relatjves in-New ' York. F. E. Baker was the naat of - his| i .|sonsin New Britain Monday. Joseph Kraft returned. Monday even-: Ing from 2 week! v:mt with nlatxva- NaJ.r Colchester- grange met hall Tuesday evening, F. H. Bartiett of New H:ven Wak & caller here. Tuesda: Charles Keegan and Mr. the HHIl Crest house apent the week :nét and_ Sunday " Providence. th& m-ag!anndw durno Leon- Comn::fllc ?uls of his ‘| New Baven, ~Mr nnd A Wot. ‘R.L“m utthnGmmm the 0. 1] Groton || Pioneer Hose'company to-be xnescp of honor -at a bafiquet ln Lhe tattes sl Dby slipping .off -the || 2 new consign- | Mrs. . John . Brower of. Brooklyn lsv Mrs. E..P. “McGill of Hot Springs, ) } We wuh to start an evemng dm for those who are employed during the day. roll in an evening class this may be accomplished. ' If you want to enroll let us know at once. "5 300 “Tub Dresées - FOR WOMEN A SPLENDID GROUP OF MODELS $1 98 $2.98 $3.48 Weluveplacedmuleatthethreeverylowpnceammedabcvea newly received lot of pretty Tub Dresses, Gingham and Percale most, of them. - The chiarming “Billie Burke” model, one of the most pop- uhrmynn,uspecnllyfeaturedmClmn , with handy pockets ' to it, and attractive white pique and cuffs. There is a wide range of choice in both design ‘and color effects, a range which we have rarely seen equafled.TheDrmeonrewellmude in every particular and are altogether charming. WE KNOW YOU WILL WANT SEVERAL OF THEM $1.98 $2.98 $3.48 Do you want to knit for yourself? ' k CLASSI:'SFROMSA.M.TOSPM. ArtGoodsDepartment. Free Lessons In Knitting and Crochetmg DEVIONSTRATION OF “BEAR BRAND” YARNS— ENROLL IN ONE OF THE CLASSES NOW 'Do you wtnttolnntfortheSokfim or Sailors? . ~rectly;’ andhaveltamn'ceofumfachmtoyomelfmdothm’ If so, let the expert who "is with us for two wednhdpyw Do you want to do it cor- If a sufficient number wish to en- Bermen and Bridgeport and Kent's. ‘évening with Danielson. week, Home—<Board Work on Tax und Miss Jenn of Stonington. quot The Tt home of G. | Joseph Geld. Robertson Co, Thirsday ing with a fair Charl Chape! is a ogenarianse knitting for the soldier - <a Yeen 11 & battleship and has e s o m’i“;‘g"R oot Photista wfi?‘fnfia-.ffi,fi‘ ;Z’i:?ni:’;fi is Much bet- R Bd P = a it : g s hom e e e dhe Bemt e Oltg ALahrar: s eshi i, with pET A ot rheumatic grip. . | R Ve e L b s MOHEGAN - | tionat chureh by the ‘c‘hn‘f:mn°m”gmieav home ‘Sunday from St. Vincent’s hos- or -Bociety. was well ‘attended and fhe |PitAL Where she. recently underwert| Aye Avery and Mrs. Dolbeare were programme was greatly ‘enfoyed. 1li- | were nerved by the young ladies of the George ert “were visitors in -Middletown Mon- ehfldm of Welnat HIll were guests rg].-mvu in town Frank Craig, . At Wright, spent Amut:flonsh at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will- MM The board: of. refief has compieted evening ‘affer 'a few -days' Visit with | work on the tax list lam. ments and Thurséiay.’ - Kefsey, tnoloyed iin Ner- ‘been-spending a while at the his parents, Mr. and Mrs hcma ol Dwight Kelsay. Miss e her niece,” Mrs. Lewis Phinne: Arlington, Mass. “ Fugene Green has succeeded Fred I Phiilips as janitor of the Palmer Mem- orial building. - {Miss Upham's ‘School M.—-&om.l of local hutended ”ch 1&.:8“ n Dan-| °nd Supper:Given By Junior Boys.. Providence have been guests at James -, The Wichita Girls met Wednesday Miss Evine Gouley The Center school is clossd for a Mrs,g Charles Ramage -Able: ‘o Leavs Holpihl—charhs Charles Ramage, who' has been treatment .in the New London for several weeks, was discharged Monday. 2 Ay "iarb‘r has been the zuest of Dr. and Mrs. James \Weeks Tuesday- aight” at the meeting. ot Thames lodge, I. O, O. F,, degree was worked on & class i David Gero- who has been occupy- store the .pasi week. AT g El P ing the tenement in‘the Bogue prop | . Rev. Willlam Swainson and N. I..|OQec0 M. B. church, at'2 p. m erty has moved his household. £00d5 | Greiz attended the installation ser- g jand f into one owned in. Pe- . Smith. rsday the Baptist church'was held at the Turner_Loomis, Mrs. Ju- lia’ Coen entertaining. Church - spent Friday on a business visit with friends in Thomas’ Gough who recentl work for the Marlin-Rockweil corpor ation at Norwich work there and place in the box shop of the C, evening Athletic"club holds its regula; meet- Message From Son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapel have re- ceived .a communication from Leonard Bers.'ren of | by “the Junior Boys ln ‘the Sunday |gist of the iStters iz “all is well” Miss Esther Ives. of |school Friday evening. The supper was ospecially inviting and -consisted of corn chowder, sandwiches, raised doughnuts, and a variety of pie. An ehnzertainment followed,” with a social our.. . and don’t worfy if you do not hear often. Personals. William Ross and son ‘of Daniel- son were Sunday visitors at G. A Jacques’. Mrs. Henry Adams was in Danielson Monday. . Mr. and Mrs.. A.-E, Phillips enter- tained ' Mrs. Mervin Kent of - Man- chester, N, H., and ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crowley of Valley Falls, Sunda; Alice Smith of Danielson is spend- ing several days with ber sister, Mrs, Merman Barlow. Quidgeon. in wera The . cottage "DAYVILLE Orrin Alvord Recovering From In- juries—Exhibit of Work Dome For Red Cross—Two Knitters Over 90, “Mrs. "Sarah 1. Geer and gmndscm Henry Leonard and family and Mr. Alden, were in Norwich one day last | Himes of Valley Falls were reoent vis- wee! itors at G. R. Barlows -Orrin Alvord” who was m]urad re~ STERL]NG cently in the accident at the railroad | crossing is rapidly recovering S B € e 4 i Bale of Cotton Falls, Breaking Gesrge Wood's . Ankle—League Social. Reuben Austins. Chapel Writes of Relief Completes List. hospitdl in ernoon: from bis injuries. t of Work. . The local Red Cross branch had interesting exi of work in' the window of W. E. La Belle's school. e Do A numbe of relatives and friends from this age attended the funer- al of Eben Brown. Monday, at the r Saturday. Walido, the'little son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chamberland is ill with a se- vere cold vices at the Congregational church in Wauregan Wednesday, as delcgates from the local chure! The mid-week praver, mesting be held ‘at the parsonage Thursday evening. Topic,” What is forgiveness.” The ‘schools closed Thursday for a Tecess until March 4th. Otto Lehrer of the Naval Reserve from Newport. R. .. was at home on Sunday for a brief stav. Rickard' Chesebrough has besn Wwith grip the past week. © ‘Class Entertained. " Miss Muriel P. Field entertained the ‘members of the Philathea class at her bome Tuesday evening. . Knitters Over %0. The Red:Cross branch has two non- dy's. evening . meeting of will Z5w Social and Business Meeting. The Epworth League social and bus- iness meeting was held at the home of . the president, Mrs. A. H. Kenyon, Friday evening. . Mrs, Isaac Belknap was a week end guest of Mr, and Mrs. Isxac Belknap, Jr., of Wakefield, R. L Broke His Ankle. George Wood, employed by the T. S. Finishing Co. broke hnis ankle when one the bales of cloth which he was assisting to unload fell against it Miss Lulu Anderson of East Green- wich Academy spent the week end’at lier home here. - Plain- John Lee. went to has discontinued in returned to his old M. the Montville atténdance. their an_operation. Misses -Mary and Nellie were .in Norwich Saturday. Bdward Duify, 69, died last week Funernl services were held at L. E. Kennedy's undertaking rooms in Dan- ielson, Saturday' afternoon. of: recitations. and music Refreshments at Norwich Town recently. Divight Cooke lost one of his hors- es Friday. Albert Fielding of New London call- ed on his mother,. Mrs. Fielding, Sun- Parkhust H. Lincoin and Isle of Pines. 3 Stri ‘sland. and New London have been usmn; Mrs. prayer LISBON Harry Foote, of Norwich, to- Manage Big Farm at Mt. Hermon School— Motor Guests From Springheid. Kendall's chifdren of Lemuel M. Fieldin® and Mrs, Hm-l‘.: guests of Mrs. Quidegon: Sumday. meeting this wee's 15 to be held at the home of Mrs. Harry and George Foote of Noewich called on friends in town Sunday af- Harry Foote; who for several years has been @ student at Moumnt Hermon school, goes- next week Mount . Hermon. to become manager df the large farm connected with to the Mrs. Clarence Whitaker reternad to Newport Wednesday. . after spending rearly a week with and Mrs. Charles Bradlow. Mr. and Mrs, Sharkey of Jewett City were visitors Sunday at er parenis, G: A, Kenne- Mrs. William Kendall and two chil- dren were in New London Sunday. to visit with Mrs, aunt, Mrs. D. 2 : Fred Irons spemnt the week end in Ledyard, the gnest of his cousin, Mrs. O. H. Irons and J. Herbert Irons mo- tored from Seymour Sunday. to ‘spend the day at C. A. Mell's. Miss Ryan,. teacher at Newént' went' birthday amd the week end with her parents. CLARK’S CORNERS Cadet Clinton Oliver Seriously Il at His Ho'no. ‘While Cadet Cl!ntoa Oliver was at recovering from larymgitis, tions arose, and he is sefi- ously ill at his home here. ‘Miss Leonora Jennings of Emet' Granby and Mrs. Viola J. Clarke of Pomfret Center were at their respec- tive homes for ¢the holiday. In the year 1917 the M chased pineapples:worth Sm !u the Fort. Sunday Sefmons. At the Congregational- church ou Sgnday morning Rev. Willlam Swain- gon. gave a forceful discourse from the theme, Halfway- Christian or Christian Opportunists.. It contained food for reflection, as did the address in the evening, Paying the Price. ! Neaxt Sunday. morning at the Con: gregational church the sacrament of the Lard’s Suppen will be observed. At the evening service W. L BuBard of Danielson will give an illustrated lec ture: on Jamaica. sdum KILLINGLY | * | Corporal W. H. Barfow Sends Reas- . suping Hw an France—Re-. | cent Visitors. abate- mistakes st their stomach strong, the liver active, the blood athhmg wrong—promptly take keep the body in health. They qmckly mal conditions, so the organs bas returned from ew . York: E.thmsrpcntnn days with her sister im Valley Violet McKenzle is spending a Mflmnherhmne mn Mass. B vl.sl Mu last we Falls, days’ ten Townsend, Good N From qu, been . received from the bowels regular, and you will seldam be good care of “these organs, and at the first sign of Beecham's Pills, ~ you . certainly:need thenelpandrehcfofthnswvrldhmdmedyto perform their fimd:ms as Nature intended. No other remedy will 0 surely strengthen the system, stimulate the hver, the bowels and quickly improve the genenl BEECHANS PIS 2 Dhm-fspadvm-bw-nmwfltv-ylu. &uh&wmmvfl_hh 0c, 28 If you {want health you can have it, byheedmNatumslaw& Kmpth& E"m