Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 27, 1918, Page 2

WILLIMANTI Ameed n.u-g ‘Willimantic. registered for the draft in New Haven, | C 1978 men fred Riquier, Willi- will leave this city this morning with the Willimanti¢ men for Camp Green- Shetucke; N . 0. 0. F.|lyn. Willard S. Warrender, Bingham's | leaf, but the local board will not re- mests o Od0 Fellows il Dridge. Louis S. Elylie, Willimantic. |ceive credit for them. Norwich Nest, No. 1396, O. O. O.|Louis J. _Shea, Willimantic* Donat| One of the advancements Which the in Wml No. 6, K. of P.|Bernier, Willimantic. Charles Swis-|drafted men will now WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT. |mantic, Wiltred Bernter, East Brook. meets Pythi ton, Willimantic.. Elphege LaTour, of|larger allowance for meals. Bt l“::-gfill‘!- 128, F. ot A.,|Moosup. Fred V. Thornberg, ' Willi-|past, only 60 cents was allowed for meets in Foresters hall. mantic, Hoger L. Dean, Central Vil-|each meal, but this has been increas- lage. Phillip Moore, Willlmantic. Al afternoon for roll call and to prepare|oit Wauregan. Arthur H. Ryan, Wil-|July 23, o jeave for Camp Greenleaf, Georgia | limantic. Lester H. Blish, Williman.|levance, is now living in Virginia; Harold | rier Woonsocket, R. 1. James P.. Douglass, formerly of Bast Douglas,| Flynn, Willimantic. Harsy Lutzker, » JEWETT CITY Mass, who removed to New Hamp-| Willimantic. William J. Rathbun, shire, and he iy expected soen, and | Willimantic. Charles Hanson, Willi-| The body of Arthur Lawton was Sigfred Peterson of this eity, who is|mantic. Wanton A. Nicholas, Sterling. | broufht from Preston where he died at St. Joseph's hospital in a critieal| vaimore Potvin, Moosup. Joseph M. | Thursday. He was taken to Pachang . condition. He was opdated on for ap-| Beausoliel, Moosup. Joseph Godchild, | cemetery on itis Sunday evening. Immediate- | Sterling. Louis G. Haddad, Williman- | burial service was read by Rev. M. D. after the roll call, several physi-|tic Henry Van Haverbeke, Williman- | Fulier. The bearers eians gave the men a slight physical | tic Laurion M. Gaudreau, Brooklyn.|Campbell, W. R. Palmer, George La- examination to see that all were in|joseph F. Arnold, Pomfret. Frank V.| throp and Eilmer Campbell, fine condition. One man, Harry Luts-| Chamberlain, South Windham. Harry|ton was born in Griswold about : years ago, and was the son of Lucin- Nogoleon St. Peter, Wil- | da Carpenter and Thomas Lawton. He then picked out. These officers will| jimantic. Daniel A. McDougall, ‘Moos- | was a graduate of Bave special powers. It will be neces-|up James W. Maher, Pomfret Cen-|His mental condition was said to be sary to secure permission to leave the 'ior Morris H, 'Lavine, Willimantic.|due to overstuds.: train, and no one will be allowed to)Louis L. Kithier, Willimbantic, of the Jewett earry liquor aboard the train. The fol-| A1 of these men will go with the ex| The section of Griswold known as lowing officers were chosen, most of | ception of Harry Lutsker, who wes|Lawton Village derived its name from whom are from Willimantic: Captain. | rejected in the = examination, and|the Lawton family, Lester H. Blish: lieutenants, Omer|yames W, Maher, an alternats, who|Job Lawton eonducting there, Mr. Lawton is survived by one Traffic on the Central Vermont|Sister, Mrs. Albert home'is in Nebraska. News Notes. e men were then dismissed with | W2 Some confusion when two freight| A Polish mission wer of this city was rejected. E. Adams, Windham. Officers for the _contingent were| Ajternates: Guay, Walter Oumet, Valmora Potvin, | wag not needed. . Henfy Pion, Earl W. Barr, Cliarles I. Backus, Hudson H. Barrows. Guy | o o0q® ot ) s v up Monday forenoon, B v T 274 and on the New Haven railroad there in i touris o Far ?f,’l’l}‘l“’“nn?,'i'.“ covering | #topped, and the second one, a large bout 1,000 m rxpected to the board. f"l;%,h!. \"hk{‘“\ was - lifted up by th'f‘ commandant at that institution, o he 1 | collision, and spread across parts of Rey. AThert Donngll who has QT ERRUnk Lophchn ot e 55 thres iracka blogking the one Central | spending his vacation In Vermont, re- ton. Norwich. Guy De-|Vermont track. In front of the ca-|turned to his home on Saturday. ufi?:fiwffiqy:;:?ir Clarente A Fish.|Dboose was a hox car eontaining $25.-| Sidney’ Melvin, naval resei: e Natier, Wil.| 900 worth of leather. This car was|home on a twelve days' liberty. O siciuon, Barl | Smashed to kindling wood. and - the| Mrs. Edward 3 e reinldle. | trucks from both ears piled in a heap. | guests, Miss Grace Ledoux and Miss Backue | The accident happened about 1115 |Rose Albert, 4 a. wreeking train_arrived from| George H. Fast Hartford about 130. In half an|P. Northup 'of Providence, have been ; e e imantic, | hour, the Central Vermont frack had |guests at T. e R . " Bonicieas . Har. | Deen’ cleared, and the passenger train, |° Miss Doris Myott, A erbo Peter | . |du here at 1145 started: again for | Holddeness, 3 S limantic. The passengers had |spent the summer at E been transferred to a two car special | Camp, a musical Oulmet, Wauregan. Henry Burton, 3 3 Moosup. Wil-| In the polics court Monday morn-| Mrs. T. B. Keen and SIS, doth TEeerol. Moosap. Wi o iss Carolyn B. Palmer, of Clif- saulting David Williams and fined | ton Heights, Pa., have been spending ,|a_week in Warren, R W. Barr, Oneco. Stanl wicz, Abington. _Charl gouth Windham. William N. O'Clair Rockland, R. I. Hudson Barrows, Willi- Dansergan. Willimantic. Walter J. fred 1. Carlson, Willimantle. Leo Al|ing, George Aswaf was found guilty |guest, Touchette, Willimantic. David Will- jams Willimantic. Felix__Rordeau, and costs, amounting to $25 Moosup, Frank Marsala, Wiilimantic.| which he paid. Witnesses for the pros Leon Marcaurelle, Moosup. Leodore | ccution Blain Hampton. Joseph Barrett, He-[3fter W bronville. Arthur LaPFleur; Moosup. | Askaf s Fred J. ¥ Gaudreau Maxwell anielson. Harmidas Cou ing mantic ore A. Champagne, Moos- | more. as Williams leaves for Camp seph Tair Willima dence. Charles G. Chappell Central Village. | scttled for the damage, his case was €77 Gallombar, Willimantic. Wilfred | nolled on payment of costs, which LaRock, Wauregan. Joseph Gagnon,| were $4.60. tic. James Hanley, Provi-|ran over the silent cop on Lincoln |2ccount Willimantic Winners Franklin Providence, R. 1. ©od_to 75 cents. ©Of the 87 men called to report at|pert S. Pmatt, Pomfret Center. Oscar| Private Arthur J. e the local exemption board, Monday|[, Keith, Willimantic. Arthur J. Ben-|been severely woynded in action, on He is the son of John Bel- of Pleasant street enly four failed to show up. The four| tjc Frederick R. Bolduk, No#tih Wind- (& member of Company L, of the old men are Emile-Champagne, who is liv- | ham. Ralph W. Neff, Willimantic. Aus- | national guard. His parents received 188 in Camada, Vicior Burg o Bfston, | tin J. Coughlin, Moosup. Florien Car- |the official telegram Monday. o Saturday, . where own university. He was a member Baptist church. the grandfather trains made a rear end coflision in the | night at St. M apned Quoey. ¥ 6.30 ins made a rear end ceflision night at St. Mary’s church. lt is con- ::‘,';’; ‘,';,,:';?:“ ':’.:,;gohm.»';:agqu?n.n local New Haven yard, about oppo-|ducted by Father Fandray, a member Phelr train will leave at 7.05 for New [ Site lh’e Canoe club. Both were ex-|of the Congregation of the Holy Ghost Haven, where they will .board a spe- | Press freights but the first one. ~a|in Ferndal L wh Y cars and|Small one bound for Worcester was|masses at 5 and 7.30 and service at .30 in the evening during this week. who is a graduate A large crowd is|One. with two engines on front, wes| "A. A. Young r. them off. Haif f the|E0InE slowly. Fortunately there was|of the New York Military e e placed. in local hotels by|RO ome in the caboose of the first|has acceped the position of assistant of Providence. Lee and Miss Gertrude and J. H. Lee's. has returned from summer _camp. I, with Mrs. Turner and Mr, id that they saw Askaf run|Perle Whitford. iams beat him, while| Paul Geist, id that Williams hit him first, | SUest, at the' marriage of Calvin Wil- Imer, Willimantle. Amede | Judge Foss stated that the next of-|C0%, Jr., and Miss Helen Starkweather fence of this kind would net a jaft|in_ Preston on Saturday. noyer, Moosup. Victbr Gauvin, Willi- | sentence. There will probably be no| Mrs. H. E. Paul is in Middletown, vi her ddughter, e " zevi o, Jo_ | Greenlea 000 miles B - | Strickland. tip. Frederick Langevin, Danlelson. Jo_ Greenleaf, 1.000 miles off this morn i Coer . : Guay, Willimantic. Raymond H. Do-| Michael Fddington of Pomfret | Mrs. George Geer, has heen disch yen. Brooklyn, Everett E. Perkins,|pleaded guilty to reckless driving. He|from the merchant marine service on the son of Mr. and conel F. Messier, Wauregan. | square, Sunday evening.- As he had |father’s home in Hopeville. MOCOSUP Moosup. Joseph Sanc, New York cf Dora. White, while working Cranska Thread Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Wallace of |dently caught g e visiting with Mrs. |left hand in the machine; amputation Esther Don- | was necessary at the knuckle. the forefinger of her Machine Telephones: Union 963 Company Union 1857 Engineers Founders Machinists Manufacturers of HARRIS-COR- LISS ENGINES. Engine Repairs, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, B ings, Couplings, Clutches. Large stock always on hand. General Mill Repairs. Special machinery of all kind: DANIEL F. THOMAS H, KILLOUREY BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EM- 'IALMERB 85 Union St, Willimantic, Conn. Phene 23¢ ‘Lady Assistant) DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTIST Removed to 715 Main St, Willimantio Hours—) o. m. t $ p. . Phone 44 recently A1l Thrift #own in this efty. stamp offidfals have m: which are expected. in this city at least ten da: e heen turned loose in a field. of and was home on a furlough. Gf. tered n this di itv and eleven in Moosup. ste Ne Tondon church. Within a menth probably afl of the mempbers of old Company L of this city now in the service will*be on the other side, for those who have been trans- ferred to the 538th Pioneer infantry, llace is a well| J. O. Main of the firm of T. E. Main \ = ‘picture actor. and one ¢ his pictures. Woman and the Law, log, the axe glanced, striking him be- the knee, cutting a gash, about four inches long and one and one-half inches deep, and Mrs. Owens of Jackson- ville, Florida, is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry d War Savings Stamps | pledees for the month of August <hould be redeemed todav. The local arrange. ments to care for the extra sales The twentv-mile Borax team is to| Harold Hatfield anq Arthur Wood, are spending a few days in Boston. and Mrs. Jack Burns, Benja- min Blirns, and Henry Waillant motor- ed to Philadelphia on Saturday, for a week’s stay in that cit: have a hard and long trip be- fore them, and plan to rest *he men and the animals. The outfit is camped on Windham Field while the animals Ihert Lussier was presented with a t watch and two cartons of cig- the home of Odillon Du- chesnean, Sunday evenipg by a party is friends. Lussier Is n the navy Providence. Jeff Whiteside is spending the week with relatives in_Blackstone. Irene Morgan, Leona Burke, are visiting friends in Vermont. the thirty-one men who regls- strict, Saturday, all except five are citizens. There is one colored wan. Twenty registered in this spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. anq Mrs, Edward Rose Morgan is spending a short Alice Belodeau, Mary Moquin, are spending a few days at Oakland. John McGlouchlin, is epending the week in Provi die Rock, who has been .empl by the America now working in the card room at the Little Brick mill. As the American Woolen company closed its mills for a week’s vacation, The Calvary Baptist church will hold the annual Sunday Sehool piemic at rotion Park, Thursday. In the = a reception will be given to stor of the church, Rev. Grim- who has accepted a call by, a trips to the sea shore. while cutting a slab from a Costello b moved to Lyon of the naval reserves, at Crescent Beach. nce. ved is n Woolen compan; its employes are enjoying ——| of South Carolina, have been told that they will probably leave Within th JAY M. SHEPARD e D s Snsist e L. G. Gerry, who attended the photo- | John C. Tracy, contract Suoceeding Elmore & Shepard graphs' convention in Springfleld, | almost miracuisus ecane P diatt Funeral DI?R.‘M’ & Enhlmer last week, was selected to reply to the |.Wiednesday morning address of welcome, which was de- 3 3 _ runabout in which he i 6062 North St., Willimantic |!ivered by a prominent member of the B work turned turtle, after running into the gutter at the curve home on the Franklin road and home of George Sherman. Mr. Tracy was in the car he managed to crawl out and with neighbors and a passing autoist was | able to right the car and get it into The steering geer broken—the wind shicld smashed, a door ripped off and other minor dam- ages which can easily be repaired as the machinery of the way injured. Excellent warning signs provided by the Central Vermont béen placed at conspicuous places near the railroad tracks Springfield Chamber of Commerce. Omer Cote and Henry Boucher, who| MURRAY’S BOSTON. STORE Willimantic, Conn. Lady Assistant Tel. connection lights so avoided. Vacation Baggage Vacation time means a new Trunk, Suit Case or Bag, no matter how short the trip may be, and while it is economy his garage. and under electric | ve moved from the village to 4 ten- Some of the signs give the hours of the flagman on duty, others say “Stop” and others to travel with good looking lugggage one is generally known by the baggage they carry. We have a good line . of up-to-date Sait Cases, Bags and Trunks we are sure s will interest. HERE ARE TWO NEW ARRIVALS IN BAGS AND CASES Shiragicane Hand Bags, Brown Japanese Shiragi- made of the finest quality-| cane Dress Suit Cases, brown Janpanese Shiragi- | made of the finest brown cane, double. stitched band | Japanese Shiragicane, 635 edges, fancy cretonne lin- inches deep, wongn frame, ing, long inside pocket fancy cretonne lining, gath- s ered pockets in top and brass lock and trimmings, | both ends, tie tape inside, $5.98 $6.98 ~"° WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF GOOD TRUNKS, ALL SIZES, Do co! RY Armour’s Corn Flakes — toasted “just right.,” They require little or .. Serve with fresh or msed milk—delicious ARMOURS CORNFLAKES Trade supptied by the Armour Grain Co. Remenber, cook in 1010 15 minates. URKISH CIGARETTE Chorus: Murad wlien you're ‘Murad when you're glad, Murad when you're mad, el Tra-la-la, tra-la-la! vy sad, D drivers ample chance to heed them. Purely Personal. Mrs. Grace K. Peckham entertains the Leffingwell Missionary Society at her home on the Lebanon Road | | Thursday. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Burdick | ement owned by Thomas West Town St. Mr. and mour Quinley have moved nell on Sey- from the| village to a tenement owned by Mr. | Bode on Laurel Hill. { William F. McHale of New York is | spending his vacation at his home | here. Andrew W. Warner of New London spent Sunday with friends in town. Mrs. Mary Richards was a recent visitor with relatives in Jewett City. Mrs. L. J. Rafferty of Bridgeport was a caller on friends at Pine Tree cottage and at The Towers during the past week. She was accompanied o her return to Bridgeport by Mrs. Ali ODonovan who will spend the tveck there and at Waterbury. Fred Kingsley, John Murphy, Wil- n Murphy and several friends mo- | tored to Savin Rock recently. | Dr. and _ Mrs. Backus and| daughters of Broad Brook were recent | visitors in the village. Miss Bertha Brumme spent the 'CATARRH C. with local application: h the seat of th is a by constitution ¢ order to cure it you must take an in- al disease, s, and in ternal remedy is taken int the blood Hall's Catarrh Medieine ally acts through the ‘mucous surfaces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Med was prescribed by one of the best ph sicians in this country for years. It Is composed of some of fhe best tonics i known. combined with some of the hest blood purifiers. The perfect combina- tion of the ingredients E tarrh Medicine wonder{ui_results tions. Scna for i onials, free to after spend- the | € Bertha Brumme. tt spent | completed the programme, sts! About.$100 was paid into the church the week end of Mr .and Mr: Mrs. John K Stonington the Rowland Hew: s retumed from 3 in Stonington with {Greenleaf, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., today Tracy and Mrs, Miss Margaret W of New Haven | wa the week end in town at| Mr. the gugst of Mr. and|South Windham are at the Ramsdell Mrs. Joseph Joseph Macker a few weeks’ {and New Haven. Walter Banning _of | Congregatio don spent Sunday in town, t nd Mrs. Orin Banning. hn Kramer spent Sunday in South | The consecration meeting of the C, E. don of the Groton Iron| P in town | Everett Beckwith, Harry, Fred and with his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Adam |Clarence Adams, Carl Josephson, Eden George Sherman ha month with relat] and Mrs. Fee Morton Fee, and Mr. and Mr s in Providen WINDHAM Congregational | a $100 scholarship at Colby Univer- church served a fine supper Wednes- |sity. direction of | A’ number of Windham’s young peo- Miss Elizabeth -Anderson. anged the pro- ods of Mt. . Who is always a fa- F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O, All druRgists, 75e. vorite with Windham people, g - | week end in Worcester and spent Sun- | Dorothy Brown, Miss Ratcliffe of New- day at Camp Devens. s Lillian Flynn |ton_gave piano and vocal solos. A tone solo by Mr. Thomas of Sey- our, with violin -obligato by Alan iild, accompanied by Miss Ratcliffe, and recitations by Rev. M.+R. Plumb Adams, who leaves for Camp wa pre nted with a radium = dial Margar- | wrist watch Sunday, by the members of |of_St. Paul's churct h s of Belfast, N. Y., st week. Guilford Smith _of house for a few weeks. ie has return- | Rev. M. R. Plumb spent Sunday in y at Madison | Bridgeport. Services will be resumed at the chureh next Sunday. The celebration of the communion ill follow the sermon at il a. m. society will be held at 7.0 p. m. lip Hopkins, Keeney Lathrop, Cook, Rey. M. R. Plumb and Jared a|Fuller of Scotland enjoved a motor to the house by quinsy sore throat for | t9p to Watch Hill. the past week. The Misses Ratcliffe of Newton, the ken is spending the | Misses Pond of Brookline, and Mr. Thomas and Mr. Dunham of Seymour, ho were guests for a_ week of the Son, | Misses Guild and Alan Guila have re- Payon | turned to their homes oo | Mr. and Mrs, Guy Richmond and son of West Hartford ara spending & f with Mrs. George Keene d notice from that he has ec of B, S. and n awarded the de: ple who are in the service have been heard from recenfly. Harold Leffing- well, who is attached to the sanitary s been all over France driv- bulance and is now_doing ! a base hospital. Kings- g an_a guard duty sang | ley Brown is on the firing line and Hall's Family Pills for constipation. several solos, accompanied by Miss having many interesting experiences. Albert. Brown, who is on the Minne- apolis, was at home last week for a He hag made three trips Sergeant Russell is one of the instructors the Naval Training School at Ne! port, Lieut. Alfred Eaton is busy with his duties at an aviation field in Tex- Misg Harriet Abbe, who has been in Y. M. C. A, work in Paris for six months, has gone to the front with v England trqops. Miss Elizabeth July, is doing canteen work mear the Mrs. Henry Bingham has returned from a several Mr. and Mrs. Alan McLean of New York were recent guests of Mrs. Ida W. MeLean. SOUTH WINDHAM The Red Cross rooms are open on Monday and Thursday afternoons of Mansfield the past week. Charles Backus and Vietor Cham- berlain are about to enter the United States service. Roland Salte from the Charlestown navy vard has been s week at the home of visit jn Massachusetts. nest Chamberlin has been | her mother, Phillips of New Hampshire. ending the past is parents, after entertaining returned | from a visit with his brother, cott Chamberlin of Dublin, N. H. of Bridgeport, Mrs, John Holden, Jr. Miss Jennings has been spending a tew days in Norwich, gone to Windham for"a few weeks, Mrs. R. A. Perry and daughter Pau- daughter, Miss Fannie Allene Smith to_Charles Henry Backus. gler is spending a week Theodore Smith is spending her at the Waterbury mountains. Allen Keller of Hartford is visiting his aunt, Mrs. H. Card,, * W. C. Card spent three days week in’ Manchester. Backus is_entertaining Backus of Hartford and Jewitt of Hampton and Loydon of Hartford. Mrs. Schofleld of Mystic s of Mr, and Mrs. Waltes ertt Lewls has been moved from Fort Slocum to a southern training camp. : Howard Green and family spemt Sunda; Mrs. Green's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Combies of Andover. FRISWELL'S The Jeweler MILITARY WRIST WATCHES and . COMFORT KiTS For the Soldiers and Sailors pent the past week in Water- Mr. and Mrs. Garrett W. Smith an- engagement The Wm. Friswell Co, ' 25 FranklmShe& 3