Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 5, 1918, Page 5

“BANDERINE” WILL SA HAIR AND DOUBLE ITS TOH BEAUTY AT “THIS! YOUR HAIR GETS , WAVY, ABUNDANT AND_GLOSSY AT not find a trage. of andraft or falling your real surprise will be it Awo weeks’ use, when you will m new hair—fine and downy at really new hal z ail _over your "4 g hellove, the only ower, destfoyer ‘of dand- | ruff and cun for iteh; never fails to stop fl\‘flo— yes—but f you ‘want fo prove how soft your hair really is, moisten a eloth with a little Danderine carefully deaw i et takings one sma Your hair Awill- be-soft, beautiful in just\a few delighttul suiprise awalts BREAKS A COLD . A FEW HOURS FIRST DOSE OF “PAPE'S COLD GOMPOUND" ALL GRIPPE through your hair— Don't ktay stuffed-u it blowing and every two hours unt taken will end Erippe 1 break up 4 severe cold either in the| trils and aif discharge oy nose sick headache duliness, feverishness, | sore thromt, sneczing, passages: stops Co'd Compound” la quickest. sures only & few cents at drug s aets without assistance, tastes nic inconvenjence. cept a substitute. FERGUSflN’S Headquarters For HAMILTON WATCHES Every Watch of this make a| model timepiece. FERGUSON’S, WELDJNG WILL FIX IT nr all kmu. Agri- Crankcases, no-flm wl ther ru 2nd SOUND with our WH Bkilled, expert work that js guaras. it. Cave Welding and Még, Co. vocng g, Co IFIT IS JUNK SELL IT TO THE AMERICAN WASTE & METAL: (. 210 West Main St. Telephone 190 Cylinders, Cas ENGRAVING Have .you ‘Jewelty or Silver Ware to engrave? Bring it to us and we will do it for you. The Plant-Cadden Co. dpwglers Established 1072 NORVIICN. CONN. A" o put your bus- ".l'& there 1 ne Tough the ad- Bulletin. mediom better than yertisink” Sétustis bt Vra_aous mnms‘ u-u vehicle lamps at 449 o'clock wm ted Wednesday "wnen of '.h& r;ix‘:«:humhl Preston ‘ongrega- church. Dr. C. Barnard will be out of town until Saturday.—ady. A number from Norwich will attend the annual show of the Southern New Bogland Poulfly association to be held in Groton today. At Tolland, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luebkemann were given a surprise wnl:flui in honor of their tenth wed, anniversary. The December meeting of the state It | board of charities, of which Mrs. F. A. Mitchell of Norwich is a member, will be held at the capitol today. During Sunday’s eervices at St. Jo- -ph'n church, Cliff street, the pastor, Rev, Tather 1. V, Maciejewski, read the )Iuv-r circular to his people, urging @ | them to food comservation. It is announced that William H. Reeves, assistant treasurer of Palmer Brothers' Co., i3 the purchaser of the late Charles W, Strickland estate, 21 d | Prospect street, New London. A_recuperstive diet in _ influende, MHorlicks Malted Milk, vory digestible. —adv. Teachers here have bee nnotified that the New England Modern Lan- guage aseociation will meet in Hart ford public high school building Sa urday morning and-afternoon. ednesday at § o'clock in St. Pat- rick’s church a requiem high mass for Dennis and Patrick Donovan, who dled during the recent inflenza epidemic, Was sung by Rev. J, H. Broderick. The Red Cross salvage bureau in several Connecticut cities plang the | collection of the old telephone direc- i|torles, They are to be sold for old paper for the benefit of the chapters, Savings barks about the state re- port an increase in the savings d Posits during the past two weeks, s | people began making larser deposits terms were Tt is_expected now fhat the naw bevse being bu!lt for D, h B Campbell, superintendent Jan, The flooring is beinz dona | this week. Admiral Stapton 6f Granite stregt. New London, has consented to speak at the John Winthrop club there this | winter on his trip to Japan, when he went on the expedition with Commo- | dore Perry. Poreons cending letters to soldiers in France:are belng again reminded that all_malfl for averseas must bear the | mxenl""m" and address of the ender, three dom are | otherwise the maii will be held at the | maiting office. The wedding of Carsten B. Hansen and Miss 1da Malco'm Browne Is to| 1t promptly opens rlng sed-up mos- | take place this month. Miss Browne % o pnuly !1s the daughter of Malcolm C. Browne relieves | of Quaker Hill. Mr. Hepsen is a iunior engineer with tie 17, S. shipping board. Franklin Chapter. No. 4, R. A. M., | the | warks the Past Master and Most Fx- .d CDBU! cellent Manter ']e"rpr' tonight at \In<on'z‘ Temple at 7.30.—Adv. A former Norivich resident, Miss| \em. 1. Bishop, has completed a lig of the names and addresses of the members of the Lucretia Shaw chap- ter, New London. which 1s fo be gent to Washington, D. C. Tacre are 176 membere. Seven members and one visitor at- tended a pleasant mectinz of Comfort gircle of the Kinz's Daughters held | Wednesday with Mrs. Alvin Lewis of Asylum street, when Red Cross werk was done. The vice leader, Mrs. J, H. Allen, presided. Referring to W. T, 7. work In this county. the White Rihbon Banner for December says: Hanover has worked for ratification and given (o the fund the union was the first 1urn' organization to take up war reli | work: others co-operated later Egg size anthracite coal will he per- |'amount is to be used is limitod, At a meeting of the Progressive Mis- mme wux nd at his mu Mrs. Homer H. wii gcr, e, Harttord ‘9;‘-:&;3‘-..”“ .;"&fl?é fixcu!s of Mr. { missible for use in club houses and | | club rooms aecording to an order just issued by the fuel administration, but the amount for each club is restricted and the time ove® which the specified sionary clupb Wednesday afternoon | with Mrs. Joseph M. Burdick, West Main street. 17 attending, Miss Juliet il : North aut, that Hary H. Tuesday. H vate Frunk B, e ls | City, I, -‘m ing :‘hur':utfm'l 13 l'- ‘h on_Hedge avenue. vs, Elwyn Xegyon and Labanon, hiave been fensonts miother, Dise. attie Kenyon, of 1 aton, R. L Rev. Joseph H. King. formerly of Bast Norwich, has returned Worcsster, Mass, where he delivered th address at the Hlks' ladge of sor- row. Mrs. John jehnson and children, who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs, Will- iam Champion, of Old Saybrook, the past week, have returned to their home in Norwieh; Mrs. H. B, Murliese of Roekville is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C, Kings- bury Billings, Jr,, at Windermere, in Whitneyville, will probably e- main until after the holidays Lisutenant lafayette B, Evans, from from Camp Iumphrey's, Va., who has heen spendng several days with his family, who are located here with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Byron H. Evans, of Washington street, refurned this week. Mrs. Bvans accompanied him as far as Bridgeport, . their former home, to wvisit friends ffor a few days. SCYMOUR MAKES ALEAL FOR BETTER WATER SERVICE An interesting -hearing took place before the public .utiliies commission at Hartford this week, and their de- cision in the matter is of state interest, bearing as it does on the matter of compelling a private water company to render to & town an improvement in_water service. The case is that of the town of Sey- mour against the Seymour Water com- pany. The Seymour Water company was organized in 1898 and it was brought out at the hearing that the same pipe- line furnishing the town of Seymour water at the present day is the original pipe as installed. 20 vears ago and that no additional pipes have been Jaid since. though there are thausands of sallons of water used by corparations ¢ | munitions ‘plants and others that &l not exist when tle water supply wam built, A big mass of engineering data was prosented before the com:vission bear- ing on the cae. The seiectmen of the town of Sey- nour were represented by Charles H. reston . corporation engineer of Waterbury, while the Seymour Water company was represented by A. B, Hill, {a consulting ongineer of New Haven. technical deseriptive of econditions as oxist and recommended cutting off the town of Reacon Falls and bhaving that fown connected hy separate pipeline, the ereption of a 50,000 gal'on tank and a new pipeline from the dams to the center of Seymaur, an expensive de. velopmer ent service is adeouate and as good as may be expected, though admitting the pressures were sometimes as low as seyen pounds te the inch, Decigion in the ease is reserved by the commission. GRIMINAL COMMON PLEAS business of the December sesion Thursday, Deaember 12, with a_jury. rther notice. FUNERALG Mrs. William Marries, At 2.30 o'clock Wednesi parlors of Undertaker C. A, nen| ser 3 were condiicted by Rey. vice at the grave. The w: company claims the pres- NEXT WEEK WITH JURY prosecutin attorney of the caurt of commen pleas Wil L affice ar Jorwich, at "ridny, Docember 6, | 8, for the purpose of rranging for which' will open at New Landon on All cases not arranged cn or bofore said meeting will be considerod assign- for trial December without | g iy many {> attendance. here wers Il ffis't At LI R many beautiful floral 5 : s on the t ora) Sornis THE - |\ ont 2R L it when the Geer automobile, without any lights, loamed Joseph F. Cobb, pasts of th Tni- L kb, peator e Uml D Sirootly ahead, Feealting in b e versalist chyrch. The hsarers yere friends of the deceased. Burial took | LSjon. place in Maplewood cometery where Rev. Mr, Cobb read a committal ser- 1n flueh Mt\!& fl ith sl.mtyln um such amployu any com- are al S e to enforce ?- irticular rezulwul‘ but due notice will be given to proprictors METHODIST LADIES' AID * SALE NETS NEARL The Ladles' Ajd gociety of Trinity Methodist church on Wednesday after- noon and evening held ons of the most successful sales and suppers in its his- tory, nearly $125 being realized. The sale was conducted in the church par- lors, which were decorated in appro- priate colorings, as were the booths which surrounded the = room. The articles for sale included all desérip- tions of' Christmas gifts, cake, candy and other articles. Following the sale, 8 baked bean supper was served. Dur- ing the supper music wea furnished by Miss Lucille Guile, pigno, May Louise and George Guile, violin In charge of the faney work table was Mrs. Lulu B, Palmer, assisted by Mrs. Albert Boapdman and Mrs. B. M, Newherry. Mre. 1. A. Himes was In charge of tha candy nooth, ssisted by Mps. John Torguson. The cake table was in charge of Mrs, Prank King, as- eisted by Mrs. Tyler Guy. J.C, Morgan and Mrs, Louis H. Geer. Mrs, 1 Mary Russ and Mrs. Albert Guils were at he apron table, The rrab-bag was of the supper, Assisted by.a large com.- mittee. Mrs. Costello Lippitt is presi- dent of ha socie; PRESENT GOLP WATEH TO James Kolly, fo Bn of Depart- vening at his hame at 32 Spauld- ing street by the em spent with games and muys those present rendering va oo selogtions. During the ¢v those who worked. mm»r him. Mr. Helly niow Mrs. James !\ell' asgisted by Moumblow and M promnl yrer Tourteshell, Mrs. frs. Law- | blos and Raymond Boyntw;. AUTO HITS MOTQRCYCLE Charles Gates and Lawpenge Coit, ation 10 of the Fast Lyme teolley i was struck and overturned by an E‘n tomobile owned ang driven by N, noon the tuneral of Mrs. Willium Mor- | bert Geer of New London. Gates fe rison was held from th: underiaking painfully bruised about the body. Tt wgu u of memt ‘to the people !n lmow that this ggfil u.ry conditions ol tablis ~and | * tosnther with san- and at its December meeting which was held on Wednes- dny _afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. VW of Rockwell terrace. Mrl. . r Browne, the yegent, pre- ided. Z llrs Jane Cassidy nug: port of C utsuq in wM th mur:e” of a d“"i' 100 N’M e Lo ) Mrs. lained the D. A. R/'s p-m a course that is in- w q persons to teach oc- m‘xpmnuu and trades to refurning sol- dies of those in the women's land army, | related some of her experiences, EIV- ‘Qfi-u l‘m the ben it o[ this Al lchu are requested to send B bex ropetia of ngpitonh ‘ber | eases to the office in the city hall and all other matters pertaining to public health will be taken care of in sald . The telephone number of thu office is 1192. The hours will be § to 12 and 2 until 5, and the clerk, who is a stenographer and typewriter, will be on duty during these hours. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY HAD PROSPEROUS YEAR James B. Palmer, of Lisbon, was re-elected president and Gilbert S, Raymond, of this city, secretary at the annual mesting of the New Londen County cultural societ which was held on Wednesday morning in the city court room. With thesc two afficers, the follow- .| Beebe, Sales Frank ‘E. Fi i FOREMAN JAMES KELLY fment 35 at the Marlin-Rockwell plant, was pleaswtiy nurm'lser. ur Wednn- * “Preston presented a long | da ? (‘l Dis de- partment. A delighiful eyening was 2 T moeting of the Connecticut Fairs 1ok of Cupbens tresenion he was held b Refreshments were arvad. by the "~ | pointing Treasurer Batley speed sec- o Colllns, Lawrence Coliins, Njeh- | %s dlso voted to have two early olas Amato, Leo LeNeid. Tohn Mpum- | GI9INg stake races, whish made very |ing. There is 4 possibility that guus' ON LYME TURNPIKE bath of Oswesatchie, received seyere injuries in a motorevele and automo- le collisien on the Lymi turapike at line 1 v afterneon, The twe men | Were oceupants of 4 motoreyele whish | thest races although we were next to ceived a fractured grm and Coit was who was driving the | treasurer. The older Gaies and Ceit were {n- jured but the vounger Gates eseaped injury, Geer and a woman companion ing were also elected Vice Presilents—Eimer R. Plerson, Norwich; Simon Brewster, Griswold; Edwin Fj, Lathrop, Bozral: Samuel E, Holdridge, iciyard; Ceorge G. Av- ery, New London. Treasurer and Speed Secretary, Al- bert J. Bailey, Norwich. Directors—-Io. Judson Xiner, Pitch Yille; William W, Eeckwith, Norwich Vaca; Atiison T, Ladd, John D. Aveey, North Stef.itgton: B ward N. O'Drien, Montville; Clark. Woodmansee, Preston; Dan D, Home, Montville; Edward A. uo&lo, !eb 5 on; Ray Harding, Lyn h Lyman' L. Cnapman, Norsich Charies D. Oreenman, Noiwieh; Cas- per K. Bailey. Norwich. Auditors—\Voodbury ©. Rogers, I1- mer ‘R, Plerson, Charles A Gager, Jr., Norwich. Becretary Gilbert §. Raymond presented the following report which covered the business esperfences of the year: There have been held during the past year one meeting of the Directors and five meetings of the executive committee. President Palmer, Treasurer Bailey, and the secrotary attended the annual Asgaciation which was held at Hart- | ford in February. with afternoon and evening sessions. This is an annual affair and is attended by representa- tives from all Conne:ticul iairs ard by, the exchange of ideas and practi- oal experiences is of great value and productive of much good. On January 25th, the executive committee created a new office by ap- retary without sglary, and he had en- j tire charge of the horse racing. It muel) additional work, but if it had not been for the early entries made in these races and the stables enter- iing horses bringing with them other | horses for the late closing classes, we would not have had anywhere . near enoygh horses to fill our classes. We made a sealed bid for the races of the Hartford Driving Clud, which were offered to the Connecticyt track ! bidding the highest, but did not get the highest bidder, the races going to ithe Berlin ftrack. Repairs to the itrack, egpecially the first turn, were vision of L. L., Chapman and the Several changes in the premium | Jist ‘were made which did not mate- | iaily eftect the amounts effered as remiums, but which did bring th | offerings up to date and more in line with’ other fairs. Dr. L. J. Kiernan of Goshen, N. Y., agted as starting judge in an im- under the carefyl personal super- | varied .forms of work the women did. Among other g8 she mentioned that at 'West Cornwall she was one of o group of seven who packed 3,000 harrels of apples. She wears the arm- band given for land army service, Mrs, Will L. Stearns spoke of the coming campaign on the sale of war savings stamps in which her team will be called the D, A. R. team, and Mrs, Arthur Haryey Lathrop also spoke of what the drive is intended to acoony- plish in Norwich. Mrg, Elisha-Rogers gave the finalre. port of Falth Trumbull chapter's part he Fourth Liberty loan, and Mrs. D. M, Lester stated that her work in cellecting articles that could be used for invalid soldiers returning had re- sulted already in sendinz from here of playing cards, cribbage hoards and other available games. She was given a rising vote of thank: The treasurer's report made at the rieeting showed o balance cn hand $159.93 and it was voted to send $4 to the utility fund of the state organ- ization and to pay the $25 tax to the Bliswort hhome. Most of the money for this latter object will come from the silver offering taken at the birth- day meeting of the chapier. Those who did not contribute then still have an_epportunity to do so. ‘The chapter passed a vote of than! to Mrs. H. H. Osgood for offering to | take care of one more ¥rench orphan in the name of Faith 'Frumbull chap- ter. Before the businesa reeting taken up Mrs. Reuben P.’ I | -=Gift ‘and Where {1 For an encore she Miss Olive Linton v At the conclusion of the business, story, by Mrs, Harriet S. Blackmar. | NIGHT WORK NEAR END AT MARLIN-ROCKWELL'S lin street is rapidly drawing order for guns has reached such work is past. This weel Tuesda Iarg’e number of the night help wa: wnrk and at present there are onl be no more pight work. ifinished is still undecided as wa works manager, on be made here. LIEUT. SIMPSON TO STAY | {army after peace is signed. He present located at Vancouver bar in Washingten, on the POLICE WIANT INTERPRETER The police for someone w mittee to arrange for a holiday sale. Mr. and Mrs. H. at Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, liam A, Norton 1§ chairman and Mrs, years. ference, schedule. at the Crocker house, New Londo: and New Britain. about thirty millions, will be spent in Norwish stores. WAR DERARTMENT GiVES the different camps. B. Doane, Mrs. Burdick and Mrs. Wil- liam Whitman were appointed a eom- ‘Waterbury papers note that First Lfeutenant Harold 8 Gulliver, son of Gulliver, formerly of Norwich, who returned from service | Lh in France a few weeks ago, is now in command of Battery D 50th Ield Ar~ The club department of the Norwich United Workers, of which Mrs. Wil- Willis Austin secretary, has begun its season both at the Falls and at No, § Wuhlnnln street, Miss Alice W, Cogswell having charge as in former Methodists from thfs section are in Boston attending the world missionary conference. During Monday District Superintendent Reyv. G. G. Scrivener loft_Norwich in his car, accompanied v. B, A. Legg, of Trinity M. B. chureh, to spend the week at the con- The raftroad labor forces at Say- brook Junction, both on the section and on the camp, were reduced Mon- day morning. The assistant foremen were notified to get back on their for~ mer Jobs along the line and those that remain will work on the eight-hour The electrieal workers of Norwich, ‘Westerly and New London banqueted Monday night in celebration of the fifth anniyersary of the organization of local No; 726, Guests were prosent from Meriden, Hartford, Bpringfield To_insure against Toss by theft of Liberty bonds, owners are m; urged by the treasurer to have their coupon bonds registered, although the proced- ure resylts in a great amsunt of work and expense for the gavernment now that the number of bopd owners runs The Christmas club members will make their final payment at the Uncas National bank today (Thursday). Be- ginning Dec. 15th, the bank will start checl out an ameunt which Presis dent Willlam H. Allen of the bank es- timates as over $20,000, mos tof which DRAFT BOARD ORDERS Major John Buckley of Haptford re- ceived from the war dcpartment on Tuesday a teleSram potifying him to ingtruct draft boards that registrants were-to be allowed to enlist without nontyln; local boards. Also that no notification would be eent to boards of men discharged fmz the service at 'he beards are instructed not to induct any more men into the navy. These instructions Gas Masks at Police Statign. lice station on Wednesday evening, that floor of the building, Fined for Stone Throwing. Julian Washla of the West Side, day morning. He paid §311.62. INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs, Al Mrs. Oliver L, Johnson, Bquire of Williams street, mother, Mrs. Bela P. Learned. m,m‘:‘r‘.' 328" Howard B Atterbury, tained by Dr. and Mrs. Frank 8, Bun nell, Bivers, Mass. tended the D, A. R. meeting in Nor. wich Wednesday afternoon. DIED HENDERSON—~In Hoelliston, 66 years, lormerly of Norwieh. Gas masks were in order at the po- Capt. D, J. Twomey had some formal- | dehyde candles burning to fumigate e s Ia.u room where men lodgers are some(lmes quartered and the fumes| On Tuesday eveninz Miss filed the Mallvay with noticeable ef-|Hanfield entertained the M[ Naturd feot upon all callers who came onte ert Babeoek of Providence have been vigiting M, and Mrg, Archie Rood of Willimantie Mrs. Grosvenor Ely has returned teo R. W. Bunflell and Miss Ster- uns ot Stratford have heen euur. Mrs, Georse A. Haskell, the privikegs of feot on QY wae ame put of tan“ne‘:::: T sorl, T e Sen hd s t0d Suat the 42pd Division, in which ape many New of Faith Trumbull chapt i~ Ating 1 Now: | England bovs, will Share these honors Nov. 26, William J. Henderson, nd i’ the aytomobile also escaped injury, The motorevele was badiy -muh- and the front running gear of the au. tomobile was d: B NATURAL CLUB MET Lane; vocal solo, In the a George C, Ripley has left for |cSSisted by Miss Flerine Schofield. Anng 26TH DIVlBlON CHQ!E TG (speeial to The Washing.top, Deg, 4Tt that t)m ’t&h Division, kro!‘n 28 ietin,) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Hayiland)New England Division, and Miss Jone DeLong Haviland have | among gmn to return (mm %‘v-r- Fatumned after @ brict vialt with Mr, seas. It and Mrs. Charles A. Roberts in Three | Division has been gelected fop signal henors in yemaining overseas to wu hthe 26th Tt is unofiicially reported here ingly ehcse the lai ' Hugh Pritcherd Made President. 1 ington are preliminary 10 ?mwm‘fi“ u'p of the business of the Hughk J, Pritchard, who formerly resided in this ail it clected President 6f Conduit and Cable York, to fill the v: gu éoat.h of Geory '“?”.wm. and ‘0 Bresiient of charge of said that the ou '.k“‘ffl‘n“ business was fayorable, Boy Pyt on Prob; ‘Willis Salsbury, 14 years o! WITH MIss BANF'ELD Hagel club at hor home on Fourteenth street. The musical pregramme comprised #e- lections from Americsn compasers. The following programme was en- Jfi)eg \ocasl solo, That's the Werld e (e 0 B in June, “Spross, with emeors, A Katz by throwing pleass ot conre¥ | Thanksgiving Fable, Beach, las Rutn him while Katz was on Summit street | LOUr: piang sole, To a Wiid Rase, on Tuesday night. was fined §5 sng | MacDowell, Mrs. Stebbing: vielin sejo. Couta In the polies sy med ¥2 and | swing Song, Bame, Aiss yinza;f;:hh Rush of the Twilight Hour, Gelbel, with encore, O Douglas plano solo. Sonate Tragedie, MacDawell, Miss Florine Sgofield; vo- cal solo, My Tovelv Rose, (adman, i With encore, When Pershing’s Men Go | frecied near the North entrance to Marching Intg Pioardy, Rogers, Miss |ihe grounds and proved to be a much Hazel Banfield. Current events wero | heeded addition. has been the guest of Miss Lottie 8.|read by the members. Accompanists for the musieal numers of the pro- sramme were Miss Florine Scofield Boston after a holiday visit with her|and Miss Olive Lintop. Refreshments STEP ON GERMAN $0IL B is ppparent is understood that the 26th|in a few days. from zouinges of high mi't;fiitylt-n{! th‘p 2§th was offered the choloe of feturning or romaining overseas untll Germeny| ™ot 19 b¢ made on this mortgage. was reached and ll\lt they unhesitat- 1, was before the police court én Wednesday nRern on the charge of theft. l-lg Cunmg Parm Bupregyu, ar was g Tn custedy af e probation |on Tuesday. She comes o NS e SR e ¢ of, J, C. McNutt from" Massach Judge of cattle. We should consider ourpselves very fortunate to get t fattar, 23 he judged at the big staco fairs at Syracuse, N. Y, and Colum- bus, Ohio, and at the Brockten fair, with pronounced successs. The vegetabie exhibit was the larg- setts State Agricultural College was A cattle show ring was constructed and used in the judging of the cattle OBITUARY. Mrs. Wesley F. Adams. The death of Mar, of Wesley F. Addms, Wednesday Bimer M. Adams, 21 Treadway. nue, following a long illness, | Adams was seventy-three years oceurred to the existing war conditions and shortage of help the number of cat- tractions. Chas. D. Gregnmon, Assis Mayor’s Association To Meet. pregent. eligible to attend the meeting. Mrs. Zoe Meade, the new home dem omstration ageni, for the main exhibition hall had fewer ex- we -had a special exhibit from The New London Ship & Brgine Company |years ago, & esEuier ot} a4, T at Groton, which was in a tent by |Mrs. Joseph Stanton. She has made ) osus, Thou Art Standing, Gefbel, Miss | i [P0 10% aich, Was 1 s tent at- | her home in this city for many year A new men's tollet building was! qpe geath of Mary J. widow of Daniel Lovett, occurred | early Wednesday morning at the home | of her son Leonard F. Lovett at 18" =~ - —————————= By vote of the executive committee | Chestnut street following an illness| passed June ldth all complimentaries | with pneumonia. Fere dispensed with the fair was car- .through en that basis for the stant Treasurer, and all checks for billsand | 5 e 3| ded in Norwich and Greeneville Dremiams were sent out by him With- | 1oy 3t nis life. He by survived by his wife, who was Miss Celia Sullivan of this eity, and four children, beside mum and best of all have to repert e | Outaber 18, pas 10 the helsc Sao |many other relatives in Norwich. ings Bank $2,0000 on the prineipal of the mortgage note which they hold, lepving @ balance due and unpaid of §4 Wwill receive the state appropriation of $600 which will enable another pay- The annual meeting of the Con. necticui Mayors' association is'to be held in Hartford at the Hotel Bond on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at 12,30 o'alock, Bash member s entitied o bring one guest. Hlecion of officers will take gvluolat this meting, and Hon. Jogeph | delayed for 3 few minutes, W Ao of Aven Js p deliysr B39 Ciever is the ingividual Whe on e emeconstrugtion Perlod. Sovernor | Tl go into & quart measure, Council of Defense are aleo to be All present and former mayors are Home Demonstration Agent Arrives, v London Mrs. George A. Wilson. tle exhibits was very small, and on| Anna E. Stanton, widow of George { place aecount of the same conditions, the|A. Wilson died at her home at 218/ ‘Broad street on Wednesday fo“owmg\ hibits than uspal. For the first timean attack of bronchial pneumonia. She s bern in Charlestown, R. s ago, the daughter of M Mrs, Danisl Lovett. William J. Henderson. er a short illness with pn wWhere in England, Trolley OF Track. 2 and Bealmfifl' Look Hard Once or Nofl!lm to Pay 1f your hair is thinming out. prema- turely gray, brittle, lifeless, full of dan- druff and your head itches quick action must be taken to save Don’t wait until the hair root is dead, for then nothing can prevent sgood Co. or at bi be Brewster, who was obe |~ Get from Les & O: any E00d dru or tohet counter 1o a package of Parisian eage—it doesn’t cost much and there's nothing else yon could use that's so simple, ing a very entertaining account of the | * You will surely be del first application. Your 11l seem much more abundant and radiant with life and beauty—all jtching ceases and your scalp feels cool and comfortable. Parigian sage is in great demand by discriminating women because it is delicately perfumed, does not color or and keeps it lustrous, Be sure you get the genuine Parisian sage (Giroux's) for this is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or nothing streak the hair, soft and fluffy, Heads American Red Cross | wear well. Suit or Overcoat $20. to uo.' 125 canes, 10 crutches and a quantity | ~A vote was also passed that the " | bresent state officers he renominated. there wera several grand npera selee- tions on the Victrola, and there were two fine readings, one, The Yuletide Gate, by Mrs. Louis A, Wheeler, and the other, “Human, a “quaint” little The night work at the Marlin- : Rockwell corporation plant on Frank- close as the work on the o =mndmg| ipoint where the necessity of might | off and others transferred to day about forty at werk in two depari-| ments during the night: This wesk will see half of this force let gn and by the end of next week there will| Henry W. Anderson, of Richmond, Va., heads the American Red Cress Commission to the Balkan States, This commission will sail yery soon for_active cooperation with similar missions in other parts of Fufope. It is expeeted that Red Cross activitles in the Balkans will be Broadened will be manufactured at the plant and | constderably, 1t is rumorad that a sporting rifle may What the plant will manufacturs ter the pressnt order for guns Is {stated by Mr. Brainard, stani dnesday even- IN THE REGULAR ARMY Letters from Lieut. Walter H. Simp- |son to_his brether, Arthur E. Simpson, spending several (‘r(-erv\v ch, Conn. jstae tha he intends to remain in the .S, A “Tibbettz. v London spent i N FINN LANGUAGE language in order to help out a young | woman whe arrived here on the boat from Worcester and was not ble to tell where she wanted to go.| She got off the (rai d wanderpd | around the city, finally finding her| way back to the station, where the! | police took charge of her to give her partal 3ad satisfactory manner, ar | What hisip ey could, Leon Bliven of West- town reeently. ncer of New. his home on Salem street. Mr. a Ernest Rogers and son et 1ro | m. B, Miller, wife | Rey was beld his daughter, Mrs. , last Wednesday. of Colchester offi- was in Colchester. Mr. & been a resident of thi t the home of her son.| R 5 | and has only lived in this city a short| tme. Mr Adams Is smployed In the [his a est ever shown on the grounds. Owing P e Adamge o WD d mother, Mrs. Samuel Ray, a oy, of Colchester, a | dnughter, Mrs. Elgar Standih, of his five grandchildren, and Mys. G. J. Murray and son o L. Clark were Norwich sitors Sunda; spending several Mr. and Mrs. Morris and dayghter, Miss Sadie Pol. is ‘Pollock, returped | relatives here, for Thanksgiving, Alvah Morgan of T is indeed hard to stand at one side’ while the stream of life flows by. man or woman condemaned to sickness that does not permit him or her to per- form the active duties of life, to or her -hf:ngre ofd the worl;lfl wm-km thetic figure deserving of sympathy. T e e “result from disordered: hdneyl and bhd. der. Failure of the rvdv‘eily and Slter Mrs. Lovett was born in Canterbury |69 vears ago the daughter of Orrin | Were served by the hastess who. was | Airst thme. in its history—absolutely | ana’ Harriet Spicer Franklin. For & none being given out by apy of the|number of years she resided in Han- officers, over. She leaves two sons and other Several days after the fair yourlrelatives. :reaezurer was taken sick and this de- aved somewhat the payment of the 3 bills and premiums, but on October| Willism J. Henderson 1ith the executive committee appoint- | {08, Mass., Tyesday, Nos died in Hollis- ber 26, aft- umonia, He we# a carpenier by trade and had re- Lieut. Driscoll Expects Home Returmn Local friends of Lieut. Willlam T. 0. In February next the society! Driscoll have received letters from him stating that he is in the best of health and sqan expects to return to this country. He is at present sta- tioned at Base Hospital No. 91, some- lor ‘;‘h:}:nmuhxbu and iny k:‘axe.mu mg:lluuh blood stream is purified (B: A lelz( ntem-) SW Mh\o( Fol mion, elunn‘;-mm 1 dizziness specks !:l-n C Foloy Kiduey Fills curcd mer - Lee & Osgocd. CHR!STIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY The last trolley from Willimantic on ‘Wednesday evening ran off the track near the Greeneville carbarn, but was soon put back on the rails after being v s t Leeds. Bagland, mémber of thie Boatd of Tocturesip of condense a peck of trouble so that it Scientist, in Rosion, Mass, at Buckln_g am Memorial, ived here m North 45 p. m. The public is cor- aially’ invited. TEACHER OF VIOLIN will take limited number of pupifs. apply 38 Union Otreet. Murphy & McGam 207 Main Street OUR REPUTATION _ for fair dealing and the OPEN EVENINGS LEE CLEGG THE JEWELER Opnosite Chamber of Com; 3vilding Flanders visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey Saturlay. an CHESTERFIELD There was no Red Cross meeting o Wednesday on account of the iliness of some of the members. a The funeral of Mrs. Rosie H. Powers was held at_her residence Thnursdsy at 11 a. m. Rey. F. H. Peabody cone ducted the serviee at tha house angd at the grave. Miss Kenyon of New Lon don sapg hymns, Burial was in Jop: don cemetery. Mrs. Lydia Deckwith of New London Smith. Hazel and Lulu Powers returned to Hartford Sunday. fic Schpol opened Monday after the e | Thanksgiving recess. Dayton Brothers of New London are doing some carpenter work for J. B. Powers. Mrs. Samuel Guiskin is visiting fi New York. Danbury.—An offering (f over $58,- 000, expressing in substantial form the thankfulpess of the m@mbers of the parish for the ending of the war and the restoration of peace to the world, was placed upon the altar of St. Jameg’ Episcopal church Sunday evening. e — ‘Influenza and kindred-: diseases start withacold.” Don’t trifle with it): At the first shiver or. hup—-d‘mA in 3 days. 3 s m DENTIST 9-13 & m.—120 to S Pp. m. Wod and Sat Evenings 7-8 oom 308 Thaver Building Tel. 209 DR. R. J. COLLINS DENTIST 148 Main Street, Norwich, Conri™ Pnone 1178 : | Academy Studentsw Desiring to Earn Money for Their War Work Plodgu will find a way to accomplish. this by applying to GEORGE TOURTELLOT has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henfy * sl