Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 5, 1918, Page 7

et Amw Jay and il.fit _ Meeting Ca_llld to Order. % tions of | . The meeting was to order at o 8.15 o’clock by His Ho ‘Mayor Aliyn L. Brown and the minutes of the pre~ .| vious meeting were accepted. A good line of AUTO R““ d | from tinuing ‘Wednesday small lot broken sizes of FURAOAT& trict and extending into cently when $75,000 was. voted as an nal wmrhflon for the gas ‘ ‘ B A T O s e R S i 28 ; arch meet- expenses e vem: and the middl i e f !mL meco- New England an . colder “:‘m g ;"‘5 ; : . lnufiuflym was . or o ki Forecast, counkil, including y g m e - man z M ern . New' or|in the negative, £ m E. wmond it Th iEAMlNG mm warmer; Wednesday sl ‘;Zw ‘“’”"‘m ho - el Commries hold?g: mnm-ta are $3,647.48. ‘The gy o PONE v:mz w ml-u in u-mlah, R “fib {Hmmugn the mw I | Tk gttt e Sbsatued from .U, : : A Town, Conn. - miy 3 . thie | prin the journel. famien & omnine SRR ; H. YURMAN, Furrior A.B.l.&m : ro w , . ~Improving the Secial Evil Phone 178 B 0 & yea t o2 m the oemnol, | Mayox | U AN FETTA 10 e e oY mended that the -petition be granted,| s & large increase for the/treasurer 3 SA q - K Bll. m “last m umuu when > | and a very small ipcrease for his clerk Norwich, Conn., Feb. 4, 1618. A GREAT VARIETY OF g rma; 5 -11_extended t_ho &':?de‘;‘sm“&.’:‘t‘,fi:é".n;“&",, the | Councilman Crooks inquired ss to s . ; N o |20 % whether there is money enough in the| The Board of Directors of this Benk ‘ ‘ : ; . : pristio ler, to- & u:&:ng g i “nt.;dmule The frassury (o wve{,:r;fi t;q:mapg;nmn have this day d a dividena for h‘v “ ' m’s Ask Paid Department for Gmmvnll. there was énough money “appropriated | the current six months at-the rate of ‘A petition from the.Atlantic C: last year to pay all salaries of.ihe city | foar per cent. per anmum, payable. ow 25-27 FRANKLIN STREET B sy w - donare. “has v i “be“,‘,g;e; vald, ‘g;”";;gfig- and If not ho intimated that the COn"|and atter the 15th of March, ¥, o They tepresent that there is no ade- |though he said he .did not know how FRANK HEMPSTEAD, . -E08 Other-45 WS- A ?omt& fire nmtactiox‘; ‘in. Greeneville | much money there was in the'contin- | febl2TuThS Treasuzer. ; E Y. r the numerous and important con- | gent fund. E l.adles Who WiSh m_......_..q__._ st AL the | b Tomhar IorElaE - prorintog | s S along the bank of the| Councilman Crooks said he believed 5 % & i : re | more inclusive- results in. the ne<: fu- | Shetucket. They do not believe the | the matter ought to lay over until the 190 Ff l\kl St‘ . a Toflet Crem & . IM‘“"l gty il “W}P‘Y all of ithe .clerig | ture. I am sedatind. af the value of | Greeneville section of the > city Js prop- |close of the fiscal year. “He said he Al in g ‘ 0.37 | salary, giving her an of form hope | erly protected against fis would not be a party to the increase ot 1.34| o year, and that the ¢ty txeusd\;fflvill that the attem.inn of the peoy‘le which | “The petition was refs rxed to’ the fire | the city treasu t th NEG Is THE PLACE TO GET A Nice 2271 1ot have {0 pay out of his own pocket has been direoted to this matter. will | committee. g e e tanaaver. “Te tait ‘thas vt the| ROAST BEEF AS WELL AS A NICE, 314 . $6 a week towards the clerk’s remun-|not only result in the accumulation of + ! 3 - | PIECE OF N E o, i era,don “This of course is just as good | much useful information but will algo Sewer Resolutions. Adopted. b i ety bt b B 4 Ll GURNED BREF OR ANY ??’.".‘.‘ i vt [ty most perfect condition are invited to tha: will keep their complexion in al- | ] 11 9 0 -o -4, try the kind we are offering M‘U 1 12 il i oo the A Hee 1 A Aratist nobliy scem | The tolawing molutionq were then |18'S a-week' she ought to get ife' THING IN THE MEAT LINE. which contains enough peroxide in it | HIX hours after iz .t g W% | Baont which wil mot tolerate. the chiia | MAopted: . ‘Mayor Brown.Takes Floor. - VAL.LUPPERT t make it the Ideal Cream. "h‘fl“ i complained of. That the following named persons| Mayor Brown, at this point, Telims| . » 3 1y benefited by the layout 4 City Treasurer Charles 8. Avery’s| - Not Candidate for Re-election. Lo mapecial ¥ quisbed ‘the chair to Senior Alderman : $ e and copstruction of a sewer in Sunny- 0 Dunn's Pharmacy February 0, 918, 18 a8 Tollows: | ebponinsirendy SSiseen for the | sde avenve from Laarel Hil avemve |Sitvor rown suid the maton was | DIRw R4 Jo COLLINS Mass 'or “Men Who | H:va Died in| Cash on ’and will grow greater with the approach of e and In Clay avenue| cajled for. He said he felt very strong- 50 MAIN STREET May 13, 1917 © 25205 L ftrom Sunnyside avenue southerly: ly the worth of the young-lady in the E ~ ’ ! Service—St. George's Society Meets| 2V, °5 ‘igssotese the summier season. My term of office rthérly Side of Sunnyside Avenue | tren. ’s- office, It was ‘becange He — ——t yededp Water ' works, $34,000.8 | expires on ‘the first Monday of June.|—J. Harrison Davis (Jennie M. Davis, | tecarmiond thia tag g3 o i l = Dept. of Public Works . ;|1913, and as I stated befare I was|censervator), Jennie M, Davis, Flora C, | cookDized this fact that he r elected to office in 1916, and have re- mended that her salary be.made fif- JOSEPH BRADFORD Monday morning at 7:80 3 mass was | Videning Thames . 155 $ 3 v Noyes, Annie Derman, Herman Nelson, 148 M. sung in St. Mary's church for the men | Siioct e Pefiely. Telaraied sinoe thar Hume [ dulls Nelson, Horacs I, Church, Almon | reco, COles, & Week tmth?‘ ?izwnflhf; e su:;. n fl;‘iw“h. gl B OOK BIN DER mho disd 10 Spe Bervice of the. copn. Oili & nfl spring- ; { will yuder no N noes be @ can- | E. Carroll, Lottle N, C“‘""“ Luctus | the same gentlemen who were voting| TuThS e ; try since the beginning of the war. n:g RINELAPERS: 130486 g&:}u&tfi :”:"’“*“‘,',",:: 3 x:;;‘ellce:tig:l- Fenton. \ famt peatien : Blank Books Made and Ruled te Order | R4V WHikn. 3. K““gge:’;u"“: Bt At N Mg o howeve”,, e " e B _§g, ‘E:flsg’;‘)&f Sunnyelde Avenue| The mayor sald the ~mattor was 108 BROABWAY ‘| good attendance ‘New sewers ... 18476 taken by another, I dssire to do all|iey. Wenian o ppeonetts . Kel- | brought up in the council at g time|bers voted in the affirmative/ and the Dept. of Cemeteries— that can be dome to deal with this|Trimm, ‘Marian- Trimm, Nils T. Jen- when one republican member is in|five republican members, including the ! B Ordinary receipts 3,233.18 +{problem. I am confident that with a Washington and another found it im-|mayer. in the negative. The mgtion 8t. George’s Socisty Maets. P s L8 sen, ome 2,822.95 good start made, and the public senti- possible to attend the meeting. FHe was|wag declared adopted. Sunday St. George's Society held| Police Dept— arPet gyl o sl UL L mfir?fw?xf“m‘?f P sephine | SroRgly opposed to the motion and he Bills Approved. their regular meeting. There was, a|City court 3,892.29 come in the personnel of the city’s ad- thought it ought to be left where it is. 4 2 §o0d attendance and, routine business Licenses o 522,50 ARt At Tt Slootion st Tint, Cup e L e e It could bo taken up later phen the s Mo Bl wets sHSL Was an lect. Dept.— o t] bl will be effectively dealt estimales are to be made. SpRr i e Dl'p o ¥ -bo e et | 7. Jensen, David H. Purvis. Mayor Brown resumed the chair and | Slectric, §23,382.78; ps-rk department, 4 e [G. and E. dept. ...240,009.00 {with. T therefore make this further Personals. Finance. Dept.——- A5, .| request for assistance. Corboral Kirk Ricketts, who is at a | Temporary loans ..105,000,00 5 Dr. -Brewer’s Claim Disallowed. That the following named persons $85.15. <t | Called for action on the metion. . - \T especiaily benmefited by the lay€xt| o o R T rered an| The following bills wére “approved and consiruction of a sewer in Oak- amendment making the appropriation and the appropriations made: TFinance Camp in New Jersey, nt Sun Loans for Thames g 2 s With his pasents on Brospect atrent ¥ | Ret Widering . 7,500.00 e U u e Hard ’;‘:fi‘hfi’u‘;‘: o effectivo June 1, 1915, His motion was g:f::‘:u?;.%’mx'll-lfic?i&mfl?; depart- e L R r T | of Bawara P. Brewer, M. D,, for $149.4g | Street: [opgelor mant of & sagand. $250.50; police’ department, $2,562.18: .| The vote on the original motion was 5 croutmesterly . Side—AntE (Ol then taken, ti Six demberatic: mem- | Sreet iighting, 31,186.56; public’ works lflnagnnrn, Albin Przikop, Angelo La- | peseees——— | The council then adjourned. vadono, ‘Innocezo. Izzarelli, Mary E. 2 MuVeigh, ‘Willign Krohn, ‘Hlizabeth MARRIED. Krohn, Bridget. Kelley. REED—ALLEN—In _Groton, March- Northeasterly Side—FElias A._J. ¥ 1018, by Roy an ot Maeer # |GAS ON STOMACH Fort Terry was a visitor at the home | Loans for Gas & damages, caused by -employes of the of his parents on Pmipect street, Sun- | Electrical Dept city to flag and curbstones which were day. . improvements 41,000 00 partly destvoyed in eonstructing ‘the Court house ....... 2.00 ] “BWLEX:SUW“;:?- fl%“; of his pfopeé'teg George A, Cass, who is employed by | From .Gas and on 0 s Yy recommen: the Shore Line Flectric Compary is| Electrical Reserve that the claim be disallowed. The confinéd to his home by a severe at-| fund . <v.. 17,000.00 coubell votad 18 Qisallow the claim. | o Ogrigl *ha Reo of Groton end Miss Faye ¥ The finance: committee also réported | T®Y, Shadan Courey, Patrick 7 e L ¥ S mga ] $,200.35 that they had investigated the ciatm |I¥, Catherine Barry, Hilen - Hinchey, Afjex 5 heeh 2 SOUR STOMACH r s SR o g - - of Mary Welch for damages sustained | Margaret Shea, Daniel Hinchey, Mary nt@nor-—mflq\ INDIGESTION TAFTVILLE 5 B R theough a fall at Summit and High |F; Gleason, Neilie Desmond, Patrick S| March 2 1 £ streets Jan. 8th. They recommended f}"&go‘; tfi?‘fif that the claim be allowed, and it was cal Sinking tund 142557 allowed by the ceuncil. Loan North Two Other Claims Disallowed. Mills No, 3. axul 4. of the Ponemah{ . street . . Twe other eclaims for damages pany will open this morning after b through falls on sidewalks said to be Maving been closed since Friday night | 2 Ty e defective were disallowed. It was to save coal. The company has a ro\md that the falls occurred just after Hinchey, Sarah T. Hinchey, Joseph D] Danforti George L. Felenos est o gml}:sy T\;:Vo;nu ;lx Hinchey, James I\,fif’ité%aflgnm? T !'EARTBURN nchey, illiam Hinchey, Joseph TTO b i Mhalaki, Anton . Suplicki, ~Bronislaw T et d‘, o, Instantly Relieved by Cwiklenski, Walter Konopka. Lieut. Oswaldo Repetto, Argentine That the following named persons| navy, and Miss H. Mildred Rush of are especially benefited by the layout| 229 West Main street. and constrction of a sewer in Laurel Mills 3 and 4 to Reopen After Being Closed Since Frid-y-—huomls. Hill avenue, from Sunnyside aveniu® DIED. :ml‘ll st:mply of coal on hand and is 4 .- ice and sleet storm and that the|northerly to a point near No. 296 wcon\m‘!( — In this city, Mareh - rying to hulbladd this in all possible - 681,961,84 cnnmunn of the sidewalks was not|Laurel Hill avenue, and an outlet| 1918, Donald Falvey,” only. som_of over h.“lln b o No. 3 M S1kis. aevecel Norwsen ; W due to any fault of the city. It was|sewer: . ary . Kuebler and Damiel J. ae- | | . . 84,484.45 |also stated that the claims had not| John F. Farrell, Join M. Galflup, . JT., age mmng o people think of April First when after John F. Cochrane, ‘Frances A. Cook. | nie o1 moguroll eave?n""l: Tt IN 5 GRAIN TABLETS d R ul;ylng tlrmg Iu:kuli afi" of -the rgom they were sweetly informed that 'the an epalr W°rk nexl b i Mo e g m(l:‘uy '!'runurer Charles 8. Avery 's sumnlary of disbursements, May 18, to February 15,1918, is as fouows .{;nmel MM ngls, J. Harrison )Davxs day afternoon, March 5, 191§, at 2.30 AND POWDER FORM ennie avis, conservator’ o'clock. SURA ! Other. resolutions adopted -appoint | MORGAN—Tn Norwich, March 4, 1915,{ FISURATED Magnecla is Masnesta Mayor Allyn L. Brown, Alderman M.| John Morsan, aged §3 years. T Cctatn Dotratton ot dangbrony C. Higgins and Councilman F, L. Ar- HEWI'I'I' — In Norwich, March 8, 1918, e h acidity. It comes only) th a committee to hear said persons| George Henry Hewitt, aged 73 years |Stomach aci b 2 Unexpended Appropriations Disburssments Balances. $32,000. 00 ©$33,761.72 SL"SS 28 OF ALL KIN T 08 on On Ten Day Furlough. 3 Dept, of Publio Weorks— AUT(?\MOBII.B, E:‘;;‘Qfmmfl'; ‘;fnm ;"‘z;gi Orainary repairs and expenses 3 spent part of a ten day furlogh at his CARRMGES- WAGONS: home here last week. He enlisted ip | [DSUrance .. . and i i and § months. form Of five grain tablets and powder e &anmm In interest in reference| mincral services will be held at’ his|in sealed blue packages. Do not con-. e e e b home, 87 Hamilton avenue |fuse with commercial magnesia, milk Mareh 7, at 2 p. m. Burial |of magnesia or citrate of magnesia. y, k. the sewers and to-report the assess-{ in Yantic cemetery. the Navy 18 Outside work ,000.00 -5,092.20 67.80 Loek for the word BISURATED and TRUCKS and CARTS, b the o airas akn Bad I8 BOW), Gl rbage and. 4k 15,000.00 16,580.44 2,419.56 | ents 4o the commion couneil for ac-| LEWIS_In this city, March 2, 1913 |cet the genuing from ‘DRUGGISTS spent part of his leave with sisters in | SEWers and catch 300000 . 2,681.27 L b it S o] Costello_Geotgo, etn ot Byribe M| HvenywHERR Mechanical Repairs, Pginting, Teim. m E{rk ‘;;:dcother relatives in Con- gfigg‘;drgfif&‘fl" :’ggg'gg ‘;";2:?3 3, 323 f,,‘."{ chamber. e g e B £ 1 o, e Thurn %, . ,000. 119, om the home of his mother, ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. | geir as very much ,,,:;‘;?’;'}dmm{fie Improvement Rockwell street _'500.00 590 (L A 00 eI Ffitets of the 59 Myers avenus, Tuesday attemoon, CHIROPRACTIC Blackamithing ia all its branshes m He returned to his ship Sat. | Parks and trees.. 2,000.00 1,826.05 17395 | ¢ity, treasurer and street commission-| March 5, at % o'clock. Burial Crusher improvemes X 2,000.00 2,000.00 | ¥ had been approved Alderman Wa-| Maplewood cemetery. ADJUSTMENT e ters made a motion that the resolu- Ei Unecasville, March 4, 2 b Sewers Reappropriated— 5 tion: 1 sati ROGERS—In Un d : Personals. Relaying Warren. and Broad Strwct ] e T My | 116, at the home of her daushler|Is o natural health method which en- the ck b: clerk r‘; :::hih 5“3; b%r:uflmfs office| Mrs, John B. Lathrop, Mary Eliza- | ables nature to restore your heaith Ruled Out of Order. James Poyerd of Fort Terry has Sew $60.00 £80.00 heun spending a few days at his home Wasumgtnn Street ... 700,00 2 700.00 here. Sunnyside Avenue and Clay Avenus » 732.75 733,75 Scott & Clark Corp, 'beth Rogers, in the 88th year of her | mgre effectively and premanently than any known health method. No medi- Oakridge Street ...... 964.25 994,50 Mayor Brown ruled the motio uut wotioe of funeral hereatter. cine, surgery or osteopathy used. 807 to 515 North Mnn BB o e spent| Laurel Hill Avenue and outiet sower—s 1,421 131815 10311 | of order as the mayor said that a 45 SMITH—In this oity, March 2, 1918, v % 2 —— waioe—. | the Week end at his home in the vil-| New Sewer— . ton at a, previous meeting-had FAlgrea.rlt R it helg7 o the] ° Ch.romm Instltllle - lage. . i Sherman SETeet ».israseassoessiesses . 900.00 so0.002y 1220 Dol 1o, taks the erisinn) ";gggn AL e st Bl . The Boy Scouwta of the village are| ,,SPecial Jmprovements, Ry-appropristod— - killed the original motion. e gy 1 ] 9.0 Pemsceon /0 aiding the government drive to sell ?’;’;"“ Street "‘“‘;‘:’“ LY R ;mgfi | DT e olion e nalle - and cemetery. Licensed Dr. of Chiropractic 3 Stam; Q Main Street m seeeeees 7,389, 362, carried that the original motisn be 4 that will always W Hevines Bl Frankiin Street COncrets »so:sooipooes 140004 +1036.00 faken from the table, the democrats ; 220.221 Thayer Bldg, Norwich, Gann. Thames Street, Widening s..<e....s 10,895.32 16,238.58 4,343.59 Denpis J. Murphy of Fairhaven, voting yes and the republicans no, The T t Saturday d 9,681.85 original motion was then taken from % ;:2 N"Ml w::u E:.;d“ 3t the| rower Broadway eonm 2,000.00 #3,082.09 Lhenuble and further action was call- X v darsie o by R 104259 |ed for. The original motion was to M 2 “rch & A“en AHERICAN HOUSE resh Daily ‘Wiliiam Burgess has returned to the| Fire Department .seeecesesses 42,035.00 90,475.30 11559.7¢ |'@ppropriate $750 for the city treasurer Special Rates to Theatrs Troupes to -be used fnbl;mh o Alderman move ac- tion be indefinitely postponed. A 15 Main Street motion. was lost. U. 8. Transport Hancock after a short —t the— stay at his home In the villags People’s Market!, rovr e ro retumes o 1| Sl SORSSR ¢ Tt 1 eyt Traveling Men, Ete, Livery Connection Shetucket Strast FARREL & SANDERSON, Props hume in Naw‘ Bedford, after ap ing e n ¥ 13,623.87 3.476.13 Alderman Dolbeare iuqulred as to . 7 6 Franklin Street before the Norwich Draft Board fe: |, 500,00 500.00 how much the treasurer now pays FUNERAL Fhone 754 Physical examination. General Expenses - seeenans . *1,023.58 for clerk hire. Councilman Matthew- - JUSTIN HOLDEN, Propristor D Health Department— 991.62 508.38 |Son said the treasurer paid six dollarg —_— - Ar‘lhlr Mullens in France. Gas and. Electrical Dept— e breen o VL. et ity wian i DmEfloRs Del-Hoff Hotel Word' has been received by friends MOTHER GRAY’S POWDERS lnmnl'l'l‘ MANY CHILDREN of mothers have found J ot Grag;s S'weet:%‘g;:%erso an “&; Shea & Burke cellent ‘remedy for i c n: i . eadach everis] “’Em“‘n lamm la:'and lgzwe’i lrregul::ll: 4‘ “m Str“t fies - from which children suffer. They . Majestic Building, Shetucket St. yr.h’ii’u""a“{‘.éé’m‘é‘ku&&? go Ffineral ° Dire‘tgrs ! ‘Neorwich, Conn, - _ "’s‘o{d by druggists everywhere, Bowl and pluy Billiards for wciu i and recreation v 500,00 SQO-OO 500.00° 500.00 Bowling- THE AETNA- Billards 7 ALLEYS Phone Conn. 6 TABLES VoemTEs - 19348 3 : " i o Sosen $674,481.62 - $417,726.22 F > . T i S 4 4 A ' s 2 . 76188 : mmsa.u s 1647 In i Operating- and gencral expenses... 226,30168 pays six dollars, making the cleri’s .u_._.‘___. uq?’fn:tgwtu::’v%&;m&flafi:{; SRR st u.aom'oo il <0040y | L0, Erlve doiers g R EUROPEAN PLAN = b e A RIS . 1905 derman s Ono ot the histarie plaes tn Norwich | tormton 1ot Bpmbso o, Young men | 12, Lo ents. T 3Eo0non L,fioém’, aeer ¥ him that tho salaries of &l HAYES BROS, Propa. = 7, ; over two cemturies has been the | cal Reserve Corps Hospital Unit H, of | JRprovements .. S e 20000000 | the-sepublican offces have been ruised [MB ALMERS @ s 3 0! - New nterest on mortgage crene X ‘while. there has been no ral or the | lophone 1227 -28 Broadway - ¢ Fours atix. ln]t;!rest on C:ltgr of Norwlr.n Gas & i ”'m_’” deml:aa.tic office. He tel; thfi the X & e | ectric bon Caesprecravecnecrsysy, 11,480,00 . 5,740.00 5,740.00: | young lady in the treasurer’s- oiFfce is A 4 Abm TAVE““ Park p.z.m.,.'_ S P 4,;31&59 il el worth the money. S Lady Assistant : D EN Tl s-T + The “h will get’ you th fl ‘Water Department bond lmerqst vees 24,637.50 14,943.75 9,693.75_ N:l:;( fi:: R’. Ig“;u{en s:m . ls‘tgvelt!} Telsphone 328-3 3 = the city la adout fifteen minutes or Finance Departtient— 0 ting. too muoh .and that he ought. to HENRY E. CHURCH DR. E. J..JONES ¥Ou can run there in an sutomobile ‘Salaries ..... 5,200.00 438513 914,87, { make a fairer division with the clerk. | WM, SMITH ALLEN ¢ in less time, SNGON M »fi‘;‘:}g:&’;‘“ o g-}gw 4,559.60 1,240.40 Bettu Qualified. Than Some Treasur- Si + 46 Shannon Buim" A A ADM . ; u 1,585 2¢ 1358238k 31 roan Difbese-said-thet 1 his Slexator -Shetackst .Strem ’ A s B89 1S s i . ¥ ert = ~ = Phone 519 Morwich Town Election expenses Lam §§§‘§§ 2,7 2; opinion the yaung lady is better quali- - 5 Temporary. loans 130,000.09 * i 25 fied for the office ' T an FLOWERS i SBasurcts. who have hold ment ...oo. 7,500,00 7,500.00 omce He not against an increase e g t he looked at the mat- Shommg Plants, Cutfluwern. Funeral Forms b s . e light. wHe rs:’.m thfe o Su: of faxchptlsrrm: -els ; Qflb.;:l THE P ALACE B3 4 . g 5 jation means-only a raise-of $126 Designs for Furerals,” n - 3 PLANTS : = L 07 TR TR Lesa [gumal for the clerk “whie - the | arations, Visitors wsicome. $ 78 Franklin Street 1 . 3 49z 5 ts e 3 Maplewood Nursery Co. s e £ Srapater 0 Tt o L AP boeae & P U L T P. SHEA