Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 2

: " 'NORWICH BULLETIN. FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918 i e There are several large plots contain- ing several gardens w!aicxh he -!‘-;MPG\;; % m, wm MY vises, the largest one being on Mal = street near Bridge, where there are M'“wm"’l:‘h‘"d Well by Vinol— about 120 plots. There are other gar- Why Best for Children dens in the Oaks, at the Ridges, at Williamson, W. Va.—“My little boy Windham Center, North Windham, | was weak, puny and tired all the and South Windham. In all, there are | time, did not want to do anything. about 225 gardens. rV}'inlv:l wai1 re’cz)mme:deddand adin has 2 Tk & . —_— uilt up his strength and made him CLASSIFICATION COMPLETED |3 the latter being married before 1018 | \y, 5, 5. Booth Just the'Thing. [healthy.”—Harley Clay, Wiiliamson, S 3 o < - & i W. Va. Out of 182 Who Registered Only Two | of delinquency claims will be heard at| The,war savings stamp booth in the & us|.¢k.,-,' o,.: F,.:,,, w.u,,g:;, the headqu&terg)si\‘llurm - lohby of the post office is meeting The reason Vinol was so successful s : y 5 E: v in this case is because it contains i i The ~ follo: lassifications ~ were | With more success than was expected is K Other From Willimantic, ymade Wednesday evening, a list of |of it, as many pledges are redeemed |beef and cod liver peptones, iron and 3 5 those made Wednesday up to 6 o'clock | at the booth, Mrs, Daniel Dougherty mlang:;getse tphemomtes and glyeero- The classification 0; t:me_ rvaen(:vl_lo FKaving already been printed 2 has charge. fm?:xi]des\‘z ;v:l;ykelen(l]enu ngeded registered fo!‘l the selec ‘I‘S fll ‘lg Class iA: William J.' , Fred V. —_— s s(l'stm m]?e Tich :eder;el ,Ddrun& lown thin district, this year was completed | vyornperg, Joseph 1. Brindamour,|New Agent at State Employment |system mak , red blood and cre- late Wednesday evening by the locall \rayrice .Jordan, Harold R. Grant, Booth. T i exemption board. Of the 182 who registered here, only two can be classed as slackers could not be found. They are Framk Du- briel of Wauregan and John J. Meickle Arthur J. Chasse, Paul Belanger, Hen- i R 3 Broadway Pharmacy; Wilson.Drug z Willima 3 mployment 4 3 ry A. Haddad, Charles Hansen, Henry he Willimantic federal employ: A, W. s Co., Willimantic; Williams 2| B will obably be reopened the = Boucher, Michaei J. Lada, Dona F.|ufest Wi PEoReOl b e Nor. | Phatmacy, Danieison; J. F. Donahue, Morancy, George Caisse, Napoleon J.| 5o o had charge but resigned, will Putnam; and Druggis St is G. Haddad, all of this 5, - of this city. Walter J. Cooney and | g eier Louls G. Haddad, alt of thS | be'succeeded bv.H. J. Martindale of William Platt are already in the ser- Br b, P. Chapman, Brookiyn; Walter ~&. s PLAINFIELD s Tripp, Frederick M. Olmstead, Pom- = 2 gt There are 130in Class 1, 20 of whom | gom P fred®uel, T, O a. Ma- Granted Working Permits. ! have appealed to the district board on | 10" por'erl, Canter, ‘Earl ¥, Strecter,| About thirty-five children applied to [ C1erke \‘//v?e E T"“"S"‘Y Half Holi- agriculture and industrial grounds.| chaplin: Willard G, Davis, New Lon- | A" W. Buchanan for working licenses| day While Employers Are Making Eight are in Class 2, and 24 in class{ qon: Frederick 3olduk, North Wind- | at the state board of education’s office| Up Their Minds—Total British Re- ham; Owen L. Lennehen, Danielson; |at the town hall Thursday morning.| |ief Fund $2,5€4. Adams, Windnam Center; | Most of the applications were grant- S. Gallup, Scotland, ed. 5 The business’ men of the town o ° : Crawford P. Morin, Wil- Plainfield are debating whether it i e erators i s J. ness, Waur Brief Mention. economical to close Thursday after rl san; Azane T e field; A Royden Sweet of this city, who has | noons throughout the summer. The g T o e Richard | o naged the Willimantic store of the | Brocery dealers have many sound ar- Knahe, Plainfield. o of| . W Woolworth company, has been | Eiments whether they should ciose or ¢ 2 ; cor. N. | not. But after they h Willimantie; Wilfred D. Allard, Plain- | transferred to the store at Dover N-| " oiguments they reached no. final ° field; Henry E. Barrows, Willimantic; z statement. me dea cplained tn Diego LeVechie, Willimantic; Ray-| Carpenters have mailed a small| ) ge siluatign. Hesstd “g;‘(‘l')e\l\au[l(:‘r: nond E. Rider, Central Village; Ar-|wooden box under one of the sPouts .,¢'\aiting to see what the next thur V. Ashton, Willimantic; Herbert|at the city drinking fountain, to en-| g8 U (B8, 0 20€, I e means Willimantic; = Leo J.|able small children to drink without | yrn BT BUCE 10 (0 0t the tewen Willimantic; Harold E. Fran- | inconvenience. RohGHEG ey ina s Tt eV A good Refrigerator willlcis. Moosup: (5) Ernest H. Ackley,| eAlbert J. Giard of 52 Ash street,|decide whether they should have the | limantic. this city, who is a sscond class sea-| Thursday afternoons off. So Wed- 5 ¥ more than pay its way these| Cia Sliman_Abehader, Willi- | man in the 1. S. navs, has been dis- | nesday evening the d thrashed out mantic; hea, Willimantic; | charged from the navy. He has been|in Joseph Vaillicant’s hall and un: days, but care should be used | limiel _ Willimantic: Frank | aecienea on the U. S. S. Mississippi. | mousiy voted that the stores in 3 & 3 Swensansky, Wililmantc: Had- | ywijiam Whiton and Olivia Martin, | they worked in would have to ‘close. in the selection of one. We, (ad Wilim i, 9| joca] truckmen and_chauffeurs, have | Thus far has the.situation advanced, mong the dealers in town before next Thuvs- da filed a petition in bankruptey. Their | and a lively time is expected liabilities amount to $653.39 an (9 is unsecured. Their 3 B sisting of a wagon, touring Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Provost, their 1 debts due them amount to $505. son Richard and Alton Nolan motored Lol gl e R ——— to Norwich Thursday in Mr. Provest’s July . automobile, THE EDDY, : - WESTMINSTER e e asn iokored T e THE SANITOR TEhxprI‘e.;s Companies lFederallzed. L. —_— wich Thursday. Willimantic carry All men in THE BOHN SYPHON, |5y S 1 who have not ed will prob- nination soon this city, tion tie express | Volunteer Received Into Church—| Herbert Campbeli, Harold i | companis Y, Woman Stands Second | Homer Mitchel were vis A pleted, with Lawrence A. Drew, for-| Local Young ! boretoi s AND THE ineily” in charge of Adams . I in Gold Medal Contest—How Holi- 3 BERKSHIRE i offices which the two f— The British-American War~ Relief the Adams and the Ameri In connection with the communion fallen short this L Expr all well known makes and | 7%, et Uieasg) o020 55 i b ed four dol The amount { Sl prer ously colle 5 | s 5 Jeweétt City $4.80 wl - . se f his country, decided to ét 3 s will save food, will also save| is enlist in the Christian army,|srand total of $236440. The collector this cit been com- . at its he day Was Celebrated. I $256440. l formerly occupiad are still | service Sunday morning the admission [ Week. The Jewett City fund has stay- great food savers. A box that [iii. ‘i vione: the evéning before enlistment in the | week Plainfield_donated e ent to the statement | for next week will be Thomas Wh and express w elivered and also that which is out- de of the limits of the local route is ice. | kept for people to call for. The ac- aith and covenant that evening, | fon for Jewett City and Zeck Tatlow ) counting end of the organization is al- | both verbally and in writing to éhle }‘;‘ hru‘\‘j‘fnh‘:“t} t;}‘ o\ (‘:1:;10(_1")3 ;\;1 n:(‘: s0 located there. pastor. A card received from Mr. Ol- | b¢ ght to thes during _the Call and see them at the e e b i fo be sont away | oo Mondas by e Davies iEives as: | Week to be resdy Saturday when they is received at the Adams Express com- 1 pany office at the station. -Express re- B t during thi e 1 B e e e » any polee 8t e e B an Norwich Thursday evening. e e At the evening vesper service a new | Paul Southard was in Providence 8 7% ln n 0 e form of worship compiled by the pas- | Thursday., el KT i rles A. Por ew London ® | Sanitary Inspector’s Surprise Vigit |lor was used for the first time and| - & v e Miss Victoria Des- F. J. McEnrde, an inspector in the S , 1 — 1 ) % ch follower of Christ, because he Furniture — Undertaking | uate sanitary commission, was in ¢ laner of Chrtat, besstae e rance that he was truly present in e S service of his re-| William Hogue was a visitor in spending city Thu invest - conditio sible” wtives in Wehster be impossible,’ was the ives in ehster, 705 — Phones — 705-2 | in food stores, restaurants and tene- - the home prayer service on i Mel omte s S I e a someoF day evening. Scripture, Matt.| The Lawton Mill Corporation stcp- the stores needed a good deal of at- 2 ped 30 minutes Thursday mornine on tention, also some of the restaurants. found and con- Some bad meat wa ses, wher: i demned and in all cases DR. F. C. JACKSON e e - was m't!_er‘ml to remed ™ e 2] in a specified time. DENTIET B o prosecutior a I Removed to 715 Main St, Willimantie | Stores closed. Hours—9 a. m. to ¢ 3. me Fhone 44 | make these vi trouble. » W. C. T. U. gold medal con- | account of e tland July 2d Miss Mildred n of Willimantic wen with the FFORD | selection The Saloon Keeper's Sign. STA OR._ SPRINGS Ruth Rosenzweig of Westminster | s s a close second in the report of | Pinney Family at Lake Camp—John the judges, there being a difference Leo Fletcher to Join the Airmen—- of but three-eighths of one per.cent. New: Bandstand for Park. in their final markings. = 3 Independence Day Events. Miss Mildred Hanley of East Hart- S LS Faori ford has been visiting r v Boy Rangers’' Outing. The lnurtn:of '.?ul,\ Agrlc\|l~uralll)0‘:nuh’!f n visiting relatives in the | : k 3 s celebration was a decided suc- HoEan JAY M. SHEPARD About ten Boy Rangers took part in The dinner, clam chowder, Miss Bessie Hyde of Hartferd has e e an outing “Thursd They left the Y. !gcaind, and crackers or sandwiches, | been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Sueceeding Elmore & Shepard i M. C. A. building at 9 o’clock, under | with tea, coffee and ice cream as ex- | FOX. . the lead of Gordon Barker, and went |t under 81 i 2 N Funeral Director & Embalmer |up the witiimantic river by boat o e e Alan Moody, assisted by Mrs. Hel- | ative Alice Ward is the gue in South Hadley, of rel- ; = . | the association cam ground. Aqua | strom, Mrs. Green Mrs. Linnell and| Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Kaizowitz are 60-62 North St., Willimantic | tic sports were there cnjoyed. e Raymond and Miss Tngebor OI-| 0 & two weeks' automobile trip. in Lady Assistant Tel eonnection 2 == sen, with the children of the club. A, New York state. : ! Third Half Holiday. T. MacLeod had charge of the sports,| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paige of Chi- Local clerks enjoyed a pleasant half |in which the following were winners |Cago are visiting at the home of Mr. DANIEL F. THOMAS H, | Poliday, Thursday afternoon their third [ of first and second prizes: Half mile|and Mrs. M. D. Robbins in Orcutts- Thursday afternoon off. Ther s |race, Raymond Green, Albert Boulais; | Ville. KILLOUREY BFOS little business done, as most of the |bread and molosses race, Archie Green,; Home From Old Dominion Camp. AU, stores were closed. ard Jones: potatd race, Albert) G eorge J. Gary of Camp Humphrey FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EM- o Houlais and Ruth Rosenzweig. Va., is at his home here on a five| SAENCIS About 225 War Gardens, p d Mrs. Har who lately ferIeuEh i i Garden Instructor K.®W. Reynolds | Purchased the Charles Alien place, . B. Pinney and family are at their 36 Union St, illimantic, Conn. | c,vs that the children’s sardens in)SPeNt a week of their honeymoon,|camp at Crystal Lake for the sum- Phone 29C Lady Assistant) this city are coming along finely.|Most of which is to be spent in the|mer, skills, with the family of William | 3. on, visiting and looking over their property. They left July 4th, but plan to stop here again on their| Mrs, George Rumbelow with her two return trip. e x sons, H: and Jack, is spending the vies is working in the Benjamin Da 2 £ “obours, M urra s anton S% r B S (;]nnz“;?lo e Mrs. Glenn Lyon and two children £ . Joins the Airmen. have returneg to their home in Dan- - + b Em‘!n i i ielson after a week spent at Brookside, | , JOIm Teo Fleicher has enlisted in where Mrs. Fyler and daughter Viola | {he naval aviation cozps and will go 5 & BieTal bt s into training at Philadelphia July ack _Golden has returned to New| . Miss Ruth Walker of Brogklyn; . York after a_vacation spent with his | - S S B sister, Mrs. C. H. Koch. vacatlom, Miss Alma Newfon is at heme for{ Miss Margaret Hassett of Lee, Mass the stmmer. bringing With hov aae of |15, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Michael the girls here last year with the New | Lialloran. g % 4 %W oo York ‘Tribune giris, A band stand is being erected on The Hyde and when it is completed ar- 3 i e is {hackers of the (Grade monthly meetings of Buell un band w@fifim%flfimfirwfl ion, Canterbury W. C. T. U., ate omit. | Fangements will he made fo ¥ oh operator ted in July and August. concerts at frequent intervals. hd Ralph Doerflinger of New York was ank Webber, teleg i Oor overlng ee g o men of his mather and sisters sey- | &t the local station, is spending 2 few | k eral days of last week, returni ¥ ork. . vening of Tuly e Tetrning the | Pans "E. W. Smith is”spending sev- | Mrs, William Medbery gains slowly, | ér3l days at Jamestown, R. T. DURING OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE e e ROAD s@:}_EfY o and Mrs, Leon Partelo of Bos- ton are spending a vacation with rel- atives in Stafford Springs, the government shipyard at New Lon- And if you find needs of any Rugs or Carpets take advan- | Gens Tt is sait 1y hant Roth is said to have re-|Miss Billings Attending State Summer | . . o bought the Kneubuchler place, School—St. Louis Callers—Farmer- ! tage.of these prices if you want to economize. Those Arrive from Isle of Pines. cttes Busy. | il i Mrs. Moody is boardi | seeking extra value will surely find it here, and the WA s e e o Ty on Billings and daughter, Miss | iti i il turday from the I k. la, went to Danbury Monday. market conditions are now thrifty women will buy for e e ot e Wl Billings is attending the state | future as well as present needs. Gustafson and children | SUmmer 1 preparatory to teaching in here through th “lin the fall. mer ush the sum- | My i< Hove Haley has returned to her o T T L L R R e e T xe elstrom’s sister, Mrs, | Pome in the borough after R R suonibers ot e Fon e | Vg o 2 Mr: plan to re: — Mystic were at Byron Billi < Fourth, ‘sxxz Tage;g}:wRugs in a good assortment of colors—Sale prices $22.50, EAST HADDAM Mr. and M S. Gates and Mrs. | 5.00 an g —— Phe ord were in Willimantic on 9x12 Body Brussels Rugs—Sale price $41.00 E Lx:dsay iami:y POCc::pyli_'ng sAummer I\I?nlf_ Sl bl e Lt 9x12 Axminster Rugs—Sale prices $25.00, $27.50, $30.00 and $35.00 Rame s Loosti Evop es Eear AddeRR | ot fhanTicle 5 5 J - A visiting their uncle, A. G. Hewitt, and "I"] of the Rockw: Ta dchildren on the Fourtl Leon- 9x12 Wilton Rugs—Sale prices $58.00, $59.00 and $76.00 it Hadiyme Monday motored 6 New Haven hav- MONTVILLE of Norwich and Fimer S D e A —— - Mre E 8 ing as guests Miss Martha Williams L f the Shore Line E 5 L4 e e S T oreturned home | ang Miss Ruth Miller of Charleston, |Plans For Annual Lawn Party—Wood- conductor, - Vi, Ar.'and Mrs. Clyde Main SMALL SIZE RUGS AT SALE PRICES Mra. Elizabeth Tuller ememmdi}]\z Vha. Z\‘gxssu;\hller[;aler returned to| chucks, Crows and Deer Damage Gardens Damaged. 1 three daughtérs of Williamsett, 5 : er_home in the south. g 5 p : e 27x54 Mottled Axminster Rugs, a; 27x5¢ Linen and Cotton Rugs—S8ale| .15 Charlotte Comstock of Norwich| 'Hey and Mrs. G. B. Spalding are at| Gardens. Jio0qEpuckyy R R nd and Mrs. AtGAWRS Mat and good variety of patterns—S8ale prices |price $1.19 BeAIHYy causing many complaints s Grace Hcoper spent severallamong garde: in’ town Quonaduct, the home of the latter, for in some ! e Mr. and Mrs. Frank Main $2.19 and $2.69 Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Martin motored two months. entire L. q P v h % PR ST Sl Otic en of Neank, Mr. and Mrs. 27x54 Pioneer Reversible Rugs —| 36x72 All Wool Reversible Rugs— | [ onqore o pae soonrir ™ on 204 New| "4 targe number of farmerettes are e Both e e g sn Ja Toe d Martin and family of Ash- b Ll s Sale price $2.19 Mr; and Mrs. Walior Gillette were | Spe pt oo prig 8 thelr Roy Johnson ha y enter-|noon awaiting Mr. Chuek's ydv Refoe . recent callers in Higganum. : quatane el taining her sister-in ay-|enly to miss fire when the robber at Villiam Main and family, John J. S. Lindsay and family arrived at Visitors from St. Louis. nard of Newport, R. L last apraared, |John Geer and family and Resa Cress SPECIAL IN ALL WOOL CARPET their summer home last Saturday. Mr.| Mrs. McCliny and family of St : i < ohtertained Saturday evening at 5 Lindsay returned to business in New |Louis have been visiting their ances- r et the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Horace qiShort lengthe of All Woal Ingrain Carpet, regular $130 value—to elose | York city Sunday evening. tral property recently and were call- | prat aaion i Hopav LAUREL CLEN Palmer. At Hadlyme Celebration, ers at Mrs. Marcia P. Stanton's. 2 T b onducted Meeting. it 2 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnson and |, L1© annual lawn party is to be es of the C Members of Westerly Laymen's Several from this section attended en under the ausy ! on the grounds| League Conduct Meeting—Outing at| MATTINGS CARPET SWEEPERS the celebration in Hadiyme on the | 3 Shumany momecer tor o g, ov it | tian Endeavor soc Fourth and spent a pleasant afternoon of the Laymen's Leaema held. service: - e iy at_the Polmer homestead. e Lokt Fancy Reversible Fibre Matting,| Hygeno Steel Carpet Sweeper, reg- |liStening to the exercises and renew- | " \jjci Grace D. Wheeler spent a few | LT+ and Mrs. Olin Boyaton - 0 value 30c—Sale price 39¢ a yard ular $3.00 value—Sale price $1.49 ing acquaintances. days in Mystic and.New London the h were Sunday visitors at v Main and son, Gilbert, Howard Martin organist. Fancy Reversible Fibre Matting, ; A About 30 from this vicinity went to|frgt of the week with friends, | Lner's z week at At the Lai value 45c—Sale price 20¢ a yard Swegper-Vac a-vacuum cleaner-ang [FadiVHe last Sunday afterncon fof .g. N. Bulings, Jr,:S. N, Willams|,, s Bernice Davis’ of Wore pene NP Short lengths of Straw Matting—to [a carpet sweeper complete, value | address in the public hail on the sub. | Weie, in Norwich the Fourth. . b varal familles. from here spent the Warren Wheeler is carrying the mail | [1ilstead. this week. op Lake for boating. et lunch. . attended the funeral of Stephen Saund- A Fourth, at V' close at 25c a yard $8.50—8ale price $7.50 ject A Fool on a Farm. Fourth, at 3 To Omit Morning Service. — tion. ————— 2 5 ~ At a business session of the church| John Kavanaugh is staying with his |serv v Children Cry BALTIC Sunday noon it was voted to . omit|father at the Beautiful Sunset farm. |ers at Clarksville. — Sunday morning services through| ; 7 i = ., . A FOR FLETCHER’'S The Junior Red Cross workers are|August while the p F. S Entertained on Holiday. or, .Rev. S. That man who says he never makes White to meet this (Friday) afternoon at 2| Clark is away on his vacation. Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Main enter-|a mistake probably doesn't know one ; CASTOR!A 'ocuock in the town hall Fred Crandall has entered the em-!tained their sons and daughter and'when he sees it. ' . e i T R O e S LA Easaaels 5 S RS R T e ¢ T IS