Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 2

© WILLIMANTIC Sunday morning at 8.45, the fire de- partment was called out by an_alarm from Box 24 on the south side of Main street at the foo. of Main street. The fire proved to be in the house, 21 Hizh street, owned by Mrs, William Adams ¢ New Ijaven and occupied ly the tamilies of Pascal_Gagnon and George lavigne. The cause of the fire is be- lieved to huve been a defeciive ehim- rey as the fire started at a point where a stove-pipe entered the chim- rey and went on up through the at- tic, burning the roof. Considerable damage was done by water as well as at 10.30 a. m. in the new Willimantic The bodies of Mr. and Mrs, alph W. Hazen, their two sons., and one daughter, who had died since last Sunday from pneumonia, were taken from Funeral Direetor Jay M. Shep- ard’'a undertaking rooms to the ceme- tery and were all placed in one grave. A committal service was read by Rev. 1larry MeCready of the Congregational chureh. Miss Estella’ Sprague of the Con- necticut Agricultural College wili be one of the women to represent the Women's Land Army of America a# the first annual convention of the ar- chased the farm in L&banon owned by Mrs. Hatiie Manley. The funeral of Miss Mary C. Mc- Kernan of Eagleville was held Satur- day morning at 830 from undertak- ing rooms in Hartford to St. Peter's church there at 9 o'clock. Rev. Paul . McAlenuey celebrated a requiem high mass. 'The hearers were William E. Charles R, George B. and Ray- miond ¥. Bedfor® Burial was in Mt St. Benediet's eemetery, Hartford. The funeral of Marie Cecelia Les- sard was held from the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delphis Les- sard, Barber's Village, South Coven- WEAK, DISCOURAGED WIFE Advised by Friends to Try Vinol— What It Did For Her Florence, S. C.—“I was in a weak nervous, run-down condition, took cold easily, copld hardly keep around and do my work—and was all di couraged. 1 had taken cough sy and tonics without benefit friend asked me to try Vinol—I}| gained rapidly by its use, so I am now | in good health.”—Mrs. Addie Wilker- son. The reason Vinol was so successful son to health Taxes Exempt in Connecticut $300,000 The Babcock Printing Press Manufacturing Company % Cumulative Preferred Stock (Shares of $100 par value) in restoring Mrs. Wilk is because it is a constitutional rem- edy, which enriches and revitalizes the | blood and creates strength. | Droadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, | Prop., Norwich. Vinol is my, to be held Tuesday and Wednes- day in Philadelphia. Mrs. Christine Guiseppi of 27 School Tlouse lane received word Saturday that Private Resairo Longo was se- wounded in action Oct. 25. The try, ‘Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Furial was in St. Mary’s cemetery, in South Coventry. The funerzl of Patrick Lacy w: held Saturday morninz from his home in South Coventry at $.30. A requiem Preferred both as to assets and dividends fire The house w: insured for a <mall amount, probably no: encugh o e damage. 'The oecupants all the dwelling in the rear. The basketbal! game Saturday at January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1. 1 1921, as a whole or in part, at the op- Lz s I on any dividend date, on sixty days’' notice, at i irividends payable quarter’ taemable r Jonuary 1, tion of the Company sold in q ati villimanti Vi ruz Co.; and accrued dividends. the Y. M. C. A. between the Nationals |1 brought no great surprise toih mass was sung at St. Mar Willimantic by the Wilson® D: ug Co.; 110 and accrue ) f Harttord and the Y. M. C. A. re- | Mis. Guiceppi, hecause since that date, | cSurch by Rev, John A. Dooley. Tho |l Danielson hy the A. W. Williams | CAPITALIZATION ed in a vietory for the latter, 31- z to advices received from | Learer ere: John s Sherldan. Pharmacy, and in Putnam by I .} 2 Private Longo himsell, he had been | Clark, William 1. Wellvopd Donahu>, and druggists everywhere. " able to cross the Atlantie, be trans-l{ip TTark. BRurial wa¥ in St THe W Minytie L ymbes; and Coal ferred to_Camp Upton and recover | csmetery, Sonth Covent 5 Company has purchascd the €0llyyom 4 sfeht lex wound so that he k = ( heds south of Central Vermont | rc vo 3" Gischarge soon. Had the Mrs. Abr_ah_am _Ténneboom, to {n:ll(mrg arrs nent track in the railroad YArllielegram been delayed a little longer | COlumbia, died Friday n cation of Killinzly's ftonor e e Privaie Longo might have been here |$PNS Roitel from el o o The following is summarized from letter signed by James E. Bennett, Esq., Viee-President of the Com- ss (“oal company connection iy receive the notification himselr, i 3 el b with tha nurchase. the lease held (el UG R S e T pany, copy of which will be sent on request: oin and Doss C L { the Connecticut branch of the Tufts| Leona Vogel, 10 daughter of Mrs g % e 1 2 - WAL AR | Golleeathiins hroeriation elven ho 18, Wagel fot. B Windham 1'0“‘ [ L Senondt commitse Business—The Babcock Printing Press Maunfacturing Company is one of the er sid by the Lincoln iily been revived after nil s inac. | died at St Josep tal Sat 2 34 . E. Cunneen, cEE 1A . . rl orty years thein '\lf“.—‘."u“%'f; "%Tfn” formerty [night. S aJx\-'vm in' e Rospi. | Frenk T, Presion, largest printing press companies in tlila C?untry. The presses have been The burial of the five members of e e et e e | ror e manufactured for The Babcock Company by the Brown Cotton Gin Com- gon. fax s nits s S by e | Anpoinied to form (he pany, of New London, from the very valuable designs and, paients of The et nro ges— | W h will be . representir o town, to map out the pians 1or the oh- "vanee that Killingly is te hold to Babcock Company. Through purchase of the plant of the Brown Cotton Gin Company the Company is now in a Methodist t $400, Children Ory : FOR FLETCHER'S position to manufacture its DANIELSON | i i‘ | “ Authorized and Outstanding l @ per cent. Cumulative Preferred Stock, 3000 shares (par value $100).......§200,020 Common . B1OCK.«vsssesssassnens +.... 3000 shares (par value $ 50)..... .. 150,000 : No mortgage or other bonded indebtedness outstanding \ CASTORIA |« dge dobn By Bamer of Stomord| Georse Gineras : couni et T":l_‘i} Emmitiae pamed presses in its own plant under most advantageous conditions, and to increase = e e acemers| the Tore River Satticday evening proba production. oo ) T | Wi, o is e s L e Properties—The property covers more than seven acres, with modern machine e {receivee. snd ne ot dome deuyt ghent el properly represented. shops, foundries, power plant, office buildings, etc., having a floor space of Heating = :e i i B gl ven g o sl oty oo s g c . th> judge reserved his de- ; = . Assets—Total net assets 589,573, equal tcz Slfi% per share of preferred stock; ; s e e e oy net current assets $325,595, equal to bio.b per s}mre. St@ves ,;?’o,r“"s;‘,“a‘x"e S e “fjif’"‘a;” o 1“\," L Earnings—Combined average annual net earnings of The Babcock Company and o s MERECSER ety hut whether Caol wiiiher i hawe! How?"‘;":; ‘-”'u({f{“‘].ifuffi'"{_{:{‘f 57 e vicien Joror an e 1l 1914) were equal to more than twice the dividends on the present you heat the house this| o f ve earned. - il preferred stock. T is visitir ress in ir. Dean for its ability to increase its manufacturing capacity. 44 2 A i t sec : a et | products is limited only by i apac WRHIFE TS A rederic " mans HUEIRR L ghon conpens. e cen | With the enlargement now under way, and economies effected, net &arnings “"!OOD AND E@ALI : X Co s o e : ¥ over | i “orher dives donfcied i should show a substantial increase. ¥ | S : Shephor 1 iSai the head of the ovgini Sinking Fund—10% of net profits (after preferred stock dividend requirements) ~ T i ke S is to be applied annually to the retirement of preferred stock at not exceeding . he college have heen S e J flhATERS‘ Sleclen et eomy el 110 and accrued dividends. Price: 100 and accrued dividends in great variety. We have the!,, inirs, 5 il e Glenweod, Quaker and Rich. | it caeain beaty el Lo E. T. Andrews & Co. Frishie & Co. 150 rere nond makes in wood and coal 36 Pearl Street, Hartford 36 Pearl Street, Hartford A. B. Leach & Co., Inc. ‘ the Brown Cotton Gin Company for the four years prior to the war (1911- \ ¢ Company has large orders on hand; the demad for its \ burning stoves. Prices range ' e b | ‘rom $3.50 to $”,5U0 | Sophomores—FPres; john Tay- n y | ; ler: vice president, Gardiner Dow: drive to help people wi We also show the ELEC.!«ccr iss Alice Simonson; ed untold T in the 95 Pearl Street, Hartford Maloney, the close of ! ther Sniffin who has been vi TRIC OIL HEATERS in three izes is B. Smith Come in and let us show you. his nts, Mr. and Mrs, Frani of > place, has returned : . eeadt bury, formerly of g e o Torrain Windham county men have ¢ ey D lHE; Michael ¢ et will not vote for the o nds : d the fiv me however. orpeds heng Kaley. ha » to T || Gane . J.C.LincolnCo, ionis i le the past The death in New York cfu Mrs. . iradley, who owns one of the beau. Miss Helen Gilmore has returned estates at AThomnson from a few week with her Lo brother in New Timothy * . raote WILLIMANTIC, CONN. | ohabiy oo houst leador s £ 1) s i el e . . % of the zeneral a elson. e Coty varic Furniture 705-3 i ¢ chairman of the judiciary a4 Deputy | foll while ar play in et (oday to Undertaking 705-2 -, ¥ Bl gy, 3 e Heen to i o iy g [T hene weee_bat. five - amairiages itn or removed to the Day L stnay H 1 wmond can of He- ¥ L b Delels i} ESO% { 1won New Hed- Hasedd J U vd Mo W e | 258 D onth Cove ession while he wn | Audi COLCHESTER H. §, nnon, who road det tive service, ved to 715 Main St, Willimantic | An<el Hours—9 u. I 9 8 p. oo Phone 44 M/" Joseph Roy and W. I°. Borchert v Ha- is in the rail- Harry Gates of ~ | Dec morning that the: from 2 3 On account four members Kn f smoking for UANVELVF. THO"MAS H, KILLOUREY BROS. | MERAL DIKECTORS AND r_m.‘[ A BALMERS Willimantic, Conn, | ‘Lady Ascistant) for Mrs. An to improy from 1 b d Bebo. Providen Iso before the court, ¢ > bo wi £l Iampton duri asted v this year. the an_excellent Char €5 Union St, Phone 23 Iatesfor rROUP Spasmodic croup i usually relieved with cene application of— her suppor prohibition, Hat Con JAY M. SHEPARD Fucceeding Eimore & Shepard Funeral Birector & Embalmer 60-62 North St., Wiilimantic Lady Tel cornecticn 2oing to ndment Assiat WEW PRICES - 30c. 60c, $1.20 - Murray's Boston Store = WILLIMANTIC, CONN. inspector | the . third | cut. state IANUARY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES BRING SOME FINE VALUES IN Purpee 1d for The order Knit Underwear = - e Daniclzon compan own in} nory here. ots in the reanization vho have a These are among the best of the many underpriced offerings we are now making. Many lots of seasonable Knit Under-! vith rela instead of » men are who have been holding re! BXTRA SIZES, Value $1.25- their work. Sale Price, 98¢ FLEECED VESTS AND should : £ E 4 wear are on sale at considerably less than the prices that pre-|j;.ic; 1© ™" the prize fhat has been HEIE e o iR EeSne TN C 0 g E ee ' 03 \ iled onl h : inch, line [ City from local men who are at Camp 5 7 t vailed only a month or so ago. Now you can buy it for the positive hishest! Devens, The ek =7 &4 : M . - . 2 < < remark: low price| Peing held now fighting is = following low prices which brin per vard, The Fakric Shop, | OVer § & : ea rs g low p ¢ substantial savings. L S L T e = =4 —adv. ¢ in towns her et = f mal past week, when th wey . S FLEEC UNION t sten taward arca deaths from the disea ’@” Su rel we' h ; extra sizes, high neck, long encouraged many nav ¥ ank!e length. alue $1.50—1: S frightened at the £ Sale Price, 98¢ ting of the Killingly war | [°¢ disease. whic ] Wi%h Ou Wh en AMEDITAT WEIGHT 1 the town hall build- Chr = s [ e SUITS, Munsing Make, Val- B - in Hartford th ®, Sate Price, 8%c]ue §1.50— Sals Price, $1.29 for the annual mec u f‘ nd B P s V] WoMEN'S | WOQEEN UNTO e e 7 “e10 T e e V74 |SUITS, Munsing or 3 ma'ys. cers of Quinebang Pomon e - * x ge $1.00 ale Price, 79c]vaiue 's3 Sale Price $2.39 * lting rek i Ll | 9 ou 2 ety to 16 vears sizes. Value The annual report of Chi:f Enginecr ALL STYLES. Value $1.00— Sale Price, 45¢ Roursier of Sale Price, 79¢ g that there < | o . e R 3 S’ GREY RIBBED FLEECED Futnam during 1918, re WOMEN'S VBSTS AND PANTS|SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, = 90 4o box calls, the i al Shiastie o Mtods annl Values§24- Value 75e— Sale Price, 59 telephone ala 6 $2.00 Bale Brica, Bl e o i contiued cold - G o : 1 CITS, en hope to be able to EXTRA SIZEg. Value. $2.50— sizes 6 to 16 ars. Value $1.25— karvest of the 1919 Sals Price, $1.92 Sale Price, 98c ast THE H. C. MURRAY CO. Putnam this weel time the hous: i been filled with heavy ick. Prohibitionists here Windham County house is p i a a jority for the proposed pro hikition amendment — Feo—a Af tha O say