Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 11, 1918, Page 8

oo F P A 3 L T AT s 900 Ditops) _,_.._u———‘ H Anefpful Remedy X Gmstlvaflmal\fl ‘everishness ss OF SLEEP -l Exact Copy of Wrapper. Mothers Know That Genuine Castaria For Over Thirty Years = CASTORIA THE GENTAUB SOMPANY, NEW YORK GITV. NORWICH TOWN . and Mrs. Albert W. Helbig Heard From at Los A les, After 21-Days’ Automob Trip—C. W. Grant Farm Sold—Extra Canning to Be Done This Season. r the mountains | m, but nigh across the t from the 21 days. A clambake anning week, Ona Grant Fare Greeney street was in Haven Monday, ng at his home, Wat nd Mrs. Daniel Wheeler enter- 1y v of fourteen at at their home on on the Four! ( Otrobando avenue. Miss _Ann: | enue has ere she spe ster, Mrs. Charles Arnoid. Otrobando av Plainville with her | IJEW'SH WE' FARE BOARD HAS OFFICIAL SANCTION Is and Na ans out faith fighting forc More {han bet- men of of the of the nationa th venue, camp and in the coun spiritual £ the Ynufld tis association the Jewish ord ons governing Knights of Co- A, and Board coaper- C. A, and Knights roviding ntertain- ecreations for the meeting | next {to be held in t} thers of Joseph Synagogue. Louis Shapiro, represen- tative of the rd at New London, Will be the prinei S 'Vlas!er"s Helpers Retain Name. The Master's Helpers met a July 2 with Hattie Bennett. members were present. T ort business mee the matter of chang e name of the society was again talked o A lyz\mnc}usiun it was the s3me name should After the meeting a contest was held in which Miss Marcia Pendleton was thae winner. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting wiil be with the Alisses Edith and Ethe! Benjamin Ju . A salad supper is planned for Ju ich will be in charge of t Dont endure th & at 1tchmg Heal it with Resinol That itching which keeps you awake at night, and forees you to scratch at the most embarrass- ing times, is almost sure to yield to Resinol Oint- ment. Uswally the discomfort steps beginawiththe firstapplication, and the distressing Resinol Otntmentis sonear- ly fiesh-celored that it can be tised on exposed surfaces with- autattraeting uadue attention. Contaizs nothing that could ir- rilate the tendevestakin. Res- inol Oistment and Resinol and healing ' eruption quickly disappears. Resinol Ointment Soaparesold byall druggits. ' is even more efective if aided by Resinel Seap. h‘;{fmkm"‘..sfi:’y}:r,flf Sk ghases Beach tership ‘While the retai { This is tor and | ing with It has that alon: the fathe, ma sugar, jrnext day <. Tep - of o lin Daniel mains n _ The fal l.nmmtn food sngar t Jortage | manged. n Young of add the n very Ca Membe oing to b tiie cottag the trami | John as will visiter ties that Chairman Dr. L. J. Syivester of the|157 Emanuel Ray, North Grosvenor- parade committee of Chautauqua isf , dals = e St still seeking response from more car| o Pron A Tarkin Killingly. owners willing to come into the Chau- | 18 jonn Ralwara, Putnam. Sl ARGl pataG Shiley mbh 24 Edwin Horatio Austin, North help to make it an impressive suc-| ., 1(;”"“’?]’“’;,“19}) cess. The route will not be long and| 2 "“a:_";g‘ « 'rrmh':]‘r‘:‘“"‘“.“l e will be covered in a short time. 142 Schuyler Y. Spaulding, Danielson, 106 Trnest W. Prince, North Gros- TAKE EXAMINATION Verordale E 5 . {134 Emilien Breault, Putnam. i Four Cardidates For Postmastership| 20 John Everett Russell, Attawau- | Try Civil fervice Test. gan: frmr— 127 Peter Ovila Gosselin, Putnam. Four candidates for the postmaster-|144 Wallace T. Goodhall, Putnam ship at ‘Daricizon roek tWe =zovern-| 23 Howard O. Wood, Danielson. ment’s examinitiony &' utnam on Wednesday. = lem, assistan: vostmarte: 0 Wil 3 oill Gallup, James Walsn, and James & pl:e aflasa (New rdon) team will Nichols. - Thne resnlt of the exumina-|”'7¥ e " tion is not expected to be known for | Ladies of tae _ Congregzational soms, T church hay Planning For Bancfit Game. Danielson will send a biz delega- tion to the baseball game to be play- ed at Putnam for the henefit of the boys who are going out to Camp Dev- Sugar Rationing Might Curb Pur- cal Young Men Join Merchant Ma- rine—Camp Fire Girls is restricting the sugar supplies of elsewhere in Connecticut, who is go- ing ‘to restrict the purchases of the ! retail customer? large for those who have been mak- ing a study of tailers are obligated to obtain sugar certificates from the food administra- dorsed, to the wholesalers or sugar brokers before sugar can be obtained, { but there is no such effective checking system to keep tabs on the retail | suyers, and the result is that the re- | tail dealers are already beginning to d themselves in difficulties in deal- sugar allowance per person is to be three pounds a month, but that and Forci: The next day two more pounds and is refused. next day {liome, comes for two pounds and the s WO meantime the son, scours the grocery stores of adminis iman Jcmmq Mcr‘h'l nt Marine. the truction of the Beach Pond Satu for a wee; 3 will Georze BEr bTPn)‘eu 1 have ch lare tearing for Camp Deve day, July 2 Little Homer Bov in Good Hands. &2 Frank Edward Homer, the chila| qa who was taken our of the custedy ef} |} Mr. and M 116 i3e [ chargs, it was stated Wed- i, resday, by a kindly family in Atta-| ° waugan. John C. Beck of Fall River was & Wednesda) Cottages at th tionally cool month though the days at are delightful. Cars Needed For Chautaugua Parade. DANIELSCN of Unpatriotic Families—Lo- Going to Frank Pond—Four Take Postmas- Examination, the state food administration 1 merchants of Ku.hngl) as e 5, ing. the question that now looms the situation. The re- low, forward the same, properly 154 Gro: Emi the trade. been officially stated that the e is not sufficient, events here r appears at the store of Al- er and buvs two pounds of he comes for The ing at pole dale. one of the sons, and in and su- the other son appears more. Neither get it. trio, father efforts and buy ther dealers in Dayville and Ison. And madam, who re- charge of the home here in Freder eat thel o, getting as many pounds out as she able to pounds of gar stored mily boasts of its success sugar regulations, and nd try to do many fam- And it al- who are in Peter Cente: L venor s endeav Ting tion themselyes a ¥ ey will he facing an actua! in the not distant -future. nat has as to that Mareu it sngar rationing he put in force as the Tesli air _method for all, and that a Joseph system he s is done, o found, vear. nd it is g to do Micea dale. Donaid the men bere in the serv rocaives South ere is S Joseph co in the war venor s who went in Harry America a They are helpi ] the war, are secing the world Glioktel A better than army or navy ielson. erma addition to 1t er ghe Assawaoga Woolen ition w mean umber of 160 sticcas mp Fire Girls' Outing. rs of the Camp Fir ge of Mis: souis Dan Bitzood e Corps at the Bo&( tation and "'mgeded ing camp at Port R g who home h » resume hi f this tow = one o men wh ns Thurs- h friends in Danielson dale. are findimg July ter. for 5 r Brur Ular ington recently, J Thomas E Edward PUTNAM Assignment of Order Numbers Com- pleted Wednesday—Swallowing False | Teeth Responsibly E. Wright—City Children Happy—Mixed Han at Golf Club Today. Assignment of order numbers, in ac- cordance with the drawing at Wash- of men who registered was completed by the clerks of the local board Wednesday morn- The men will be liable for military service in accordance with the posi- | tion of their order numbers which fol- but none of them will be called | until Class 1A of the old registration is exhausted, which may so the first of the new men may go to camp late in September: nnings B. Killian, Danielson. arcisse Irene enordale. Ericson, Clarence B. are aiready proving. For instance, a David Favreau, Putnam. Danislson man and his two sons are Joseph Francis Reilly, Putnam. employed -at Gooedyear. On one day Joseph B. Norton. on 1. Edward Karvkowski, Theodore G. Tetreault, Putnam. Frank Robiliard. Goodyear. Arthur Menard, Putnam. k John Alfred Benoit, Putnam. Eugene Lavigne, Putnam. K Earl William Demers Armand J. Valade, Putnam. Thomas T, R. . F. dale. Paul O. Johnson, North Grosven- ordale, George Anthony Bidwell, Aldric J. Choquette, Danielson Aonel Harmidas Carron, Putnam. Joseph A. Bouchard. Goodyear. Adrien Trudeau, ordale. Eilliott, Corri North. Grosvenor- Joslin Field. Dayville. Thomas Korch, Thomp- 1.. Bui continue to Joseph Briere, Dayville. in_the mnn-‘!:m‘ _marine - Thomas H. Warren, Putnam. v ¥ e local re-} 11 Levi Alfred Archabeault, Putnam. i out a %9 John Ogozilek. Goodyea numbe: of men, and 35 Henry Dumas, Putnam. mous xpressing their 1 113 Nelson Fa Jr., Putnam. service. Truman w2 Ln:"’e) Lavalee, Putnam. me time ago 18 Albert Corby, Grosvenor- advanced t Wee Attawaugan. and is r Dervis 1 Newton Marcy, bri X 1. Rober Fugene Perreauit, are § Ernest I Bardier, Putnam. 12 Harold u o - hridge. | cepted for 4 Alfred Arthur Deneault, Provi- be needed to man denc ling built and launc Leon Dudiey Burlingame, Killing- | vards, Iy, i Progress on Gosdyear Powerhouse. |7 Trmest Montville, North Grosven- | At Goodvear, work on the power | 2 Josenh Bdward Berthiaume, West being built for the Goodyes T mills is well advanced, and electri Joseph Edward ierzwa, Putnam. have arrived there to b Herbert Anderson, Quine- ation of machinery is expected will ta 15 1 Grosvenordale. the fall, when the DJYIY 8 , North Grosven- pleted a ready to oper progress aiso is being ¥ 0y F n Robide; achu, Beaude T Lax\‘; 'me, Put: Nerth Grosve Joseph Joserh , Derby. Michael Mangan_Quinebaus ldric Sarette, Neorth Grosvenor- Fdward George Kinz K:tka James, Putnam. Adelor J. Mondor, Killingly. Charles R. Geldard, Danielson. Lawrence Prescolt Bennett, fret Center. Pasquali Traine, Thompson. Benoit, Wiifred Sarette, North Grosvenor- Paul D. mbert Demet. Stafanowicz. Putnam. William Henry vard . North Gl’l)s\‘(‘nm'vl R. D. No. 3, rnier, North Gros- Putnam. Damele n Prrmrr Mec in Safranski, J. Viens, . Laparle, Putnam. . Bernier. Danlelson Rast_Thompson 1. Paguin, Danielson John Ungerer, Quinebaug. for Death of| ap Foursome be in August, Ravenelle, North abyan. Pom- Jr., Putnam. Putnam. Sher Putnam. Buffington, East Voper, Norzh Putnam. Jackson, Pomiret North Gros- Putram. North Grosven- Danielson. Attawaugan. Murdock, Good- au, Danielson. Bernier, West e, Danielson hanicsville. Danielson, Franklin | ) a Dani Pu Putnam. fleld, Bast Wood- Putnam. 3 (‘ond\ear orth Grosvenor- West Woodstock. , Putnam. nam Lambert. Gregoire, Seney, North 15 Douglas S. Weeks, Mansfield Cen- | § Putnam. f LITTLE CITY CHILDREN In the Nation’s Service—the tor Records cheer amd strengthen spirit of our boys “over there,” so they also perform a mighty service us who stay at home. of everyone. Vietrola Xa (illustrated) Victor Recards (your choice) Total 35 down 35 m:nd: (On our special ‘R'ecord Library PI sions.) Main St. Henry Duso, Killingly. Thomas F. G East Killingly. Armand Serthiaume, Putnam. in Victrola Just as surely as Victrolas and Vi And our terms on Victrolas place them within the reach you can secure even better conces- those who the do to $95 an” lee Store of Vzctor Semc: Snpme Norwich, Conn. the little New York children means the way of rewards -to them and receive them into their are entertaining Mrs, Tibbetts’ moth- er, Mrs. Hunt, of Syracuse, N. Y. Camp Ground Outing. Harry Massemino, Putnam. homes. One little fellow who is here Sali Gemali, North Grosvenordale. [now mad never seem a pig, but he| Mrs. Elizabeth /Burchard entertain- Davie F. Brockway, Woodstock'| boasted with pardonable pride of hav- | ®d a party of about thirty at her cot- Valley. ing viewed a cow upon one occasion |tage at the Willimantic Camp Grounds 86 George R. Glawson, Pomfret Cen-|at Bronx park. To others the chickens | on July 4th. The trip was made in ter. were a wonder and the guinea hens a |automobiles. The party included Mr. 60 Harold L. Fisk, Danielson. | miracle, the woods and fields like a|and Mrs. Thomas Watt, Mr. and Mrs. 129 Vito Dem; Putnam. glimpse of heaven. Howard Rogers, Mrs. T. Edmond John J. Moran, East llingly. William Frar Moran, Dayville, , Southbridze. Adelbert Diggett, Good- And one little fellow, the Great White Wa ously if bears are plentiful hereabouts far now from . inquired curi- Rogers, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Hugg and Miss Davis, William Watt and Har- ry Watt and others. A fine chowder Indians all have been |dinner was served by Mrs. Bur- ;i chard. : . Niles, Putnam. would seem to some here| Mr. and Mrs. William Webster are James Luster, Putnam, that there is grave doubt as to whether | entertaining Mr. Webster's broth- Otis Waldo Warren, Da . |New, York is really a part of the|er, Edwurd Webster of Florida. Harry Thomas Caffrey. ingly. | United States. Holi A= S o i oliday Guests. };.lulm; W m]“i" u ,Dle)uue_lslon. Mixed Foursome at Golf Club. Deacon and Mrs. George P. Smi SAB0COEG - sl ABLLET, (A arson. A mixed handicap foursome i entertained at dinner Thursda Eli Joseph Gaudette, Danielson. . A e s plaved this afternoon at the links of [ty of relatives who were on an au- Thechors. Cis Tutasea " |the Putnam Country club-as a feature arip from Westerly. About Goorge W. Labonte Attawaugan,|Of the first of the Thursday afternoon re present. Ernest F. Buell, Eastford. _ business half holidays - Ray Woodmansee en- Omer Provost, Danieison, Visiting Motorists Must Obey Laws. |tertained a zathering of relatives and Anthony John Kilday, Killingly. | Drivers of foreign cars arve heing|friends at dinner T\j‘.\ Trour i Fred Carpenter, Putnam. notified that thev must have the li George W, Dact of Hill Mikee Lak. Goodvear. comply with the at thelr cottage = = the Connecticut moter , where they enter- SWALLOWED FALSE TEETH— Drivers of cars from nuaber of relatives and E. HT DIED. hode Island and New over the holiday. FRANK WRIG : » warning that Carlton gave a parts ¢ know ibo in Pequot, Wednesday Accident Indirect e of Local Man's | hm"{]‘p L":Rcc{.‘“ ich the following were Death at 30, preser . E s Anna Ahearn, Anna City Briefs, | Belinacis orence Chapel, Nellia Frank El -1 Tudze Utley of Worcester is | Rrouilliard. 4 LaRounty, Alma nesday at th Kimball hospital, spending a vacation in Thompson and | Marcoux Hickey, Lillia* where he had been a patient since he | Put )<hfl!vrnv el usighan, Amanda Hu swallowed his false teeth during June.| Richard Joseph Scott and William ! part Agnes Hickey, Fred Spencer: al An operation was necessary for the}Howard Taft Scott of New York arel., Yoseph McMahon, Jonn Kelly, Panl removal of Wright's. teeth from his|2uests of Attorney and Mrs. Charles | \ranare, MeNeil, James = Me- stomach. This was successfully per- - of this city for a period of Gowan, » Crowninshield, Michael formed d Wright was progressi o Sdward Savabad, James Des toward recovery when, a few day: - ork of completing the Glad- Walter Hullivan, Russell Her- he developed a coughing spell, the!ding estate at Pomfret. which is to be} ol James MceNeil, Patrick Casey. strain tearing the stitches from' the|one of the most beautiful in Connecti- | r.’ rooms were dGecorated with red< i ade for the removal of his |ct progressing. white and b condition has ble that church congrega- “In’'1910 he came to | be South Woodstock and worked in that cinity for a number of years. Aug. 2 1911, he was married to Miss Mil- dred Wells, granddauzhter of Judson Sanger, a_well known resident of the Woodstocks and a former gold miner. 1917, Mr. Wright and his wife left for an overland trip by au- ile for California. On this trip . Wright became charmed with the tions may arrange to unite dquring tertained a family the in Norfolk, | coming winter in towns hereabouts, He lived in Nor- | that fuel may be conserved by heat- am a boy and later { ing no more than the necessary num- of edifice: UNCASVILLE T Parties and Outings on the Holiday— John Watt on Torpedoed Steamer— Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard Takes Friends to Camp Ground Cottage. party at the homes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Church enter- Dancing was egjoyed. Miss Carlton and Mrs. Spencer were the musicians. Refreshments were served during the evening. To Open Camp. F. P. Richards, who for several vears has camped during a part of the summer at Oxoboxo lake, will open his camp this yreek. Mr. and Mrs. William LaBounty and child of Versaiiles spent the holiday season the guest of Mr. LaBounty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. La Boun- ty. Howard Kelsey 1is spending this in Colorado and bought a| Miss Ruth Shaffer of Norwich is | week visiting New Haven friends. house at Golden, that state. He re- | SPending a while with relatives in Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mousley are en- | mained there h his family but a|town. o X tertaining Mr. Mouslgy's parents, Mr. i time, howcver, returning to Saturday afterncon the Child Wel-{and Mrs. Mousley of New York. A few months ago he|fare session was held at the Palmer| Moses Hart who moved to Natfe, agreement the Mathew- | Memorial school building with doctor | Mass., last fall was in town recently S B aiGeT ‘and nurse attendants. - children | calling on friends. s ea h\ his wife: Were brought in for weighing. —_— 8 and| Family Gathering. GARDNER LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Church en- Town Pledges $1.600 for W. S. S~ IN A REAL WONDERLAND. | tained 2 family party at their home| Outing of Greeneville Girls at Dol- ————— or July Fourth, including Josenh| beare Cottage. ! Fresh Air Visitors Having Almest as | Church and daughters, Misses Miriam, . o4 Happy a Time as Their Genmerous|Eisie and Gertrude Church, and son,| There were many picnic partles here BRYS % ! Tawrence Church, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- | July 4th. Some good bass were taken R e |1y Church, Mr. and Mrs. Charles | from the lake. ERAY | Chapman ‘and_children of Norwic imost $1,500 was pledged in Salem Huams the Mr. and Mrs. Fred C Miss Dor- |in the war savings stamp drive. Gates they h 2 Tres. |othy Church, Miss Leila Chiapman and | Hill district bought $300. worth. he fam A Sl ,c“,l')[severa: others from out of town. A| R. E. Rier, I G. Ford, R. A. Black e o onebas st a2l delicious dinner was served by Mrs.|and Jimmy Donovan of Bridgeport | here under the Tribune fresh air plan, | Chureh. ; & §{ openctFamoiCercnt on meets | were enjoying themseives Seer Ci S ylibhats Spastor cof ihe Greeneville Girls’ Outing. | As inieresting a slory as any rela- | Jetiodist_chureh, who = hos bee| gne altar chapter of St Andrew's | Town was tol a Putham Heights| X = - TcKiniey, Mabel McKinley, Edna Pro- gentleman who h);_s in his home two On Torpedoed Steamer. e viree ‘Rr‘:ml.ad%ern:f s from the group. One of the bmsi John Watt of the U. nuvy spent | m Erw | is just under 12 years. the ot a short furlough with his parents this|enjoving an ‘outing with Mrs. | under 10. They are from a f2 b i Yk aboisA on ot 5 6131‘4 a in one of the the U. €. steamships torpedocd by a z Huntley and German submarin fam of Norwich spent Sunday at Miss M her after spending | Oxoboxo. a while relatives has returned) J. Costello of Holyoke, Mass., whao to her. home in Hampton. has been at Hill Top the past week -1 " Rev. and Mrs. Charles €. Tibbetts|returned home Tuesday. s ens on the 25th. The selected men are | avenue, is to be given the entire net proceeds, |it will be to use as they see fit, The Subma- ‘all. e been quantitizs auce, Work on The Gahies, Lo |\r7~~(z>iu' ready for cc tractive apartmerni neziel n n many EEE R and fomato plAnts. were 45 e it to ¢ nsfxf\ as woul id bv‘ the ceraze person. . oh, b He did recognize theb old family che < and had some minating rem make pertaining thereto. ! “You know.” said the ‘youngster. erries are 40 cents a pound i York, and there .are eight in our ily, and papa ‘deesn’t earn very much, 50 we don't live on cherrie: But out here they seem to be “fre —s0 me for the che: ries they went. eat- and eating, making su- those who had made 3 le and incidentaliy putting themselves in a_way to invite the services of a physician—but noth- I o tc Dbed tonight I am going te dream of one great big cher- ry,” said the younger brother, “and I am going to-reach up for it and eat of it all through my dream!” This is what being generous toward DANIELSON CHAUTAUQUA CHEERFUL AND PATRIOTIC PROGRAMS Concert—Lectur Watch Bulletin Readers in SE_ASON TICKET $2.00. —Pageants—Operas Bulletin For Detail Programs REMEMBER THE DATE JULY 13TH TO JULY 18TH