Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1919, Page 7

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1919 The Heary Allea & Son Co. y UAZRAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS LADY ASBISTANT Calls Answersd Promptly Day and Night 88 Main Street am JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOKBINDER ®lank Sasks Made and Ruled to Order 108 BROADWAY The Balance of Ou Winter Stock will be sold at cut prices.| Good values in odd sizes of| Fur Coats (Sheepskin Lined and Mackinaws. 'l'llE L 1§ LHAPMAN 0. | - £ DC‘ Aofi EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BRUS. Proos phone 1227 DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTISTS 203 Main St, Norwich, Ct. Office Hours: Telephone Samte8p m ARE YOU OBLIGED ¥ ) DR. D. J. COYLE to clear your throat often and do you | e Bulieti, Nnrwwh. Tundly, Feb. 18, 1818, THE WEATHER, Temperatures are genei tonight and there will be or snows ir. the middle Atlantic states and New Engi "hera will no extensive temy changes Winds For Tues: day a b Wednesday. orth Atlantic: becoming variable, enow or ra: Tuesday night. dle Atlantic: Moderate s)\mms winds becomthg mouth, gnow er rain by Tuesday night Forecast, For Southern New or rain and wa Wednesday coldor. Observations in Norwich. The foliowinz recordr, reparted from g ¥.ne, temperature and tha baro- s Monday: o Tam 20 gl 20.00 o 30.00 Highest Comparison: Predictions for Monds Monday's weather: | wish ysu didn't have to. Just try some o our ! BRONCHIAL LOZENGES ond see how they clear away thich feeling in your throa 15c & bex at DUNN'S PHA’(MACY 80 MAIN 8TREET peny IaTVIR OVERIHLLNG Al \'iUi’\. ] e AR Kira OF ALL KINDS ON AUTCMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS Mechanical Repalrs, Painting, Trim ming. Uphelstering and Wood W Blacksmithing all its Scott & 507 to 515 North Main St. irances Bliss Largest Assortment of DIAMOND JEWELRY BROOCHES SCARF PINS RINGS PENDANTS BRACELET WAT_IHES RADIOLITE STRAP WATCHES, ETC. WILLIAM C YOUNG Buccessor to STETEUN & \UUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best work and materiale at Clark Gorp. John & Geo. H. Bliss \: ; ¥ E i right that | | The cervices in e conducted by in the Fi was str ‘nchnnl and Mrs ,T’CLT QUOTA IN BAPTIST D Leave Here to Live in Bo: enn Mitchell_comp oston 1o tive. The Mi heen emp) d b hell - compa They , with on to live wife died t rt ime ago. Rainfall Nearly an Inch. The rainfall of Friday night and during Saturday amounted to .99 of n inch, according to the measurement | \ by the water departments of- higher slodciats northwest v the n | | Franklm Providencs, R. 1. ews by skiued labor Toleyhone X Waest Main 8t | Telephones: iy s~ % Machine oo GET OUR PRICE ON ,Company Union 1857 STORAGE BATTERIES ] Engincers Founders Machinists urars ¢ HARRIS.COR- il iy~ A TI‘S"S"“EN’G;NE; Brown Valve The Garlock & Haynes Co.| Phone 781-3 NEW LONDON, CONN. irters—Generators—Ignition Devices AMERICAN HOUSE Firet-cla D. MORRISSEY, Prop. Phrone FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Orders Delivered TREES AND SHRUBS Maplewood Nursery Co. Garage Service Connected Shetucket Street T. H. PEABODY Phone 986 paaior it YOU WANT 1o put your bus. aTe the PJ‘II: there is no better tnen through eolumns of The Bulletin. the ad- | | Gear appliod to sl makes of Co liss Engines, Engine Repairs, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Bear- ings, Couplings, Clutches. Large stock always on hand. General Mill Repairs. Special machinery of all kinds. GAGER Feneral Director and Embalmer Prompt servicedayer night | | ! jaround the chimney were blazing, but jed to the year: James L. e, su tend- Mr. Foust is man who appeared |ent; Bdward Y. Messinger, assistant at the last meeting of the common |superintendent;: John Palm. Post, as. councll with the proposition that helsistant superintendent; Gilbert S, would agree to collect and dispose of | Raymond, secretary; Henry A, Coves all garbage In the eity for one year, sistant secretary: George A. Ash- {by a sanitary process, for the sum of CHIMNEY FIRE WITH FAMILY ALL AWAY Just before the tewn hail clock struck the hour of 10 Monday night, box 225, at the corner of Franklin and Willow gtreets, was struck for a fira in the huIlflh) at the rear of 14l anklin owned b ¥he upstairs part of the building i occupled by M Slizabeth O'Claire, who Was away from home with her whole family at the time the fire ogr. curred end had not returned at a late hour Monday evening. The blaze started from a defective chimney near wag strung a stream of water turned on. While the firemen were fighting the biaze in the kitchen of the house the chimney broke in two and fell on to the stovs. Some of the fiying debris struck Deputy Chief C. J. Conpell over the right eve, cutting a slisht gash. | The recall was sownded within 15 minutes. The damage to the buiiding (P’ was slight, The downstairs part of the buflding {s ueed as a carriaze shed by George Hodge and is connected with the stable by a long shed. The fire was discovered by come | stove and ate its way up through |peopls who éutw the smoke coming the roof, Where it |from the building and they notified Officer Michael Carroll. Offieer Car- _When the firemen arrived the parti- roil went to Hodge's etable to give a tons and the roof in & small epet telsphone alarm but the overater told Officer Carro] that the lins was out of orfier when be asked for the Centra) jsiation. e then ran out of the eta- shed that is nest to the house and the | ble to the hox at the corner of Frank- blaze was soon subdued, and mer lin and Willow streéts and sent ui the | when 2 line of hose from the hydrant bell alarm, of hose from the chemical was StTUDg up across the roof of 2 long HORATIC BIGELOW STARTS HOG RAISING INDUSTRY Horat'o Bigelow, who was formerly superintendeni of the trollev company here and later one of the heads Thanes River specialties Co., is now rving mear here he is running COUNCIL OF DEFENSE AIDS NEAR-EAST RELIEF DRIVE In preparation for'the approaching drive in Connecticut which will bo asked to raise $600,000 to $1,000,000 for relief in the Near East, the week be- ginning February 23, the Cemnecticut State Council of Defense has sent to all war bureaus in Connecticut a L {strons appeal for the utmost coop- eration of all war agencies in this fi- nal war emergercy Campuwign. 1 Horatio Over the signature of Honorable J. for developmen W. Alsop, the following letter has n he found ju cen sent to all war bureaus: cticut Council of De- ias given its unquadified en- d ¢ to the appeal of the Amer- lean Commilttee for Relief in the Near | It is hard to visualize such an ex. treme calamity a3 the psople of the Near East are suffering, but we have 5o hesitation in saying that this ap- beal is one of the malast things that has come to the people of our coun- the traet welow and n the raising of res tered Duroe Jersevs of very aristo-{{rv and our state. Our chance has eratic _stoci + only i the tract to take g hand in a great piece | splendid « raising of |o¢ national reconstruction which will | on It can epable the stricken peoples to got on necessal et and devslop their political national lifs and in so doing, he future of Asia for the next years. rnor Holcomb has made the tement that “if the 4,000,000 starv- mothers and children over there were in Connecticut our people would provide the whole $20,000,00 of the jon.” 2 est support of our war bu Teaus is asked for in this great work, and you are requested 2ske; ten o appoint ~f these was|SOmeons to cooperate Wwith the loeal of a Walt's | campaign_committee, if you have not second Aam by Cherry|elready done so. Please report his e others chiefly of Col.|or her name to Chairman M. W. Ja- lood lin cobus, 43 Lewis street, Iartford, as suon as possible. “A ‘Case Book,’ explaining the work of the American Committee for Relief in the Near Fast, is enclosed. aithfully yours, “co; U*I‘IFLT COUNCIL OF DE- This great 21! the fan is a no- v Spring “By J. W Several days ago, v ector of the Faster National Reiie] Connecticut’s ehai W, Jacobus, that i o ad gently re- ot buree | auest you to n Your campaigng to The size]the very 1 - does not { WPoR o remark ~ animal 2 Terd over- has “SOUVENIR" TAYLOR D‘GS ue MDR" LEGISL. ’«"IVE LORE 1o Unlor C. Mitchell happy that ‘Pob” Groton can fond recollections to vi wi two sessions of ACC!l! F':D 0\" 18 SU‘NG CHECK THAT WAS 'WORTHLESS complaint of John A. Moran | { them the 3 9% A OFant | memher. Hare's heartlest * . s Bais 7;53;3§;§§-3;§ 5 and good luck paiors to all who e of drawin: o | rere members in the last esatury and Foust wes arr ve the t Kane and Officer ‘}rX“O“ at hh home = on School street. Mr. Foust expzamvlc‘NTP“'L BAPTIST SCHoOL the po hat overdrawn nis account The check in question w $20 must hav the bank. for about HAS OFFICERS ELECTED The Ceniral Bapust Sunday sthoo) has elected the follceving officers for bey, treasurer: Horace ¥. Church, as- {sistant treasurer; G. Fred Nove: chorister; Heanry H, Péma‘ librarian: 00. e bonds that al this arced 1o furnish ork would be satls- factory. Eugene Smith, librarian:. Mrs, Af{r his arrest, Mr. Toust was|Shepard B. Palmer, superintenden: Tater released under bonds of $100 fur- | cradle toll; Mrs, Harold §. Burt . nished by Frank Smith. rerintendent” Beginners department: Miss Helen C. Hamilton, superintend. ent primary départmet; Arthur ¥, | Wyman, superiniendent junior depart- | ment; Mrs. Chester G. Ambler, su- rerintendent home department, ‘The school had a total enroliment Jan. 1, 1915, of 660, added 220 to the roll during the vear and removed 181, leaving a present membe-mp of 754, Whi®h was o nst membership gain of 94, There were nine perfect in attend- ance for the year as follows: Officers, Horace I'. Chureh, 10 vears: teaehers, Rev. Joseph W. Carlevale, 1 vear; Rosalynd J, Cranska, 11 year: scholars, W. Benjamin Covey, 4 yeay wis M. Covey, & years; Austin B. Covey, 1 year: Charles Kripps, 1 vea; Dorothy Glidersleeve, ¢ veats; Char- lotte Benjamin, 5 years. Thirty-six were added to the church from the school by baptism in the vear, Police Pick Up Bioyele. i At the police station is a girl's bi- cyele which was found on the steps ~¢ the Slater Memorizl gome time last week, and ihe department is looking for an owner Pt mone has vet been found. Thoughit She Would ie from Eczema “I went to Johns Hopiins Hospital. T went to seversl dactore. 1 tried other remedies. T theught [ wouiddie. D.D.D. * cured me after 1 had given op ell hops 1o ever get. well again on carth.—Mrs., Emma Wise, 85 Franklla St., Baltimore, ‘We ourselves have seen D. D, D. ezl so ma cusea of tevere ikin trouble {hat we know now & n fact we guarantes the ill bel) too. T e s snd o 30.%0 ) Issues Additional Stock. The Babcotk Printing Press Manu- facturing company of New London has | eiaborate plans were made to hold a ! which | Woman ASKS SENATE TO PROBE - NATIONAL WOMEN'S§ PARTY At the home of the president, Mrs. Daniél A. Markham, in Hartford, a very enthusiastic mesting was heid last ! week by the board of directors of the | €Conneciicut State Association Opposed to Womah Suffrage. The following resolutions were adonted by the na- tional board of anti-suffragists and have been presented to the United States senate: Whereas, There is an international propacanda for the overthrow of cop- stitutional democtacy and for the sub- stitution of Soviets and foreign ideals of class rule for the representative | gevernment under which America has prospered for over a century, and Whereas, The senate of the United tates has resolved to to Investigate this | radical propagands, and ‘Whareas, Ae part of this propaganda tor internationalism and revolutionary soolalism &nd feminism radicals of both sexge are seeki: to areuse and organize discontent among our citizens to promote class and sex sntagonism and to diseredit the constitution, the| laws and the political institutions of the United States, ang “Whereas, The president of ths Na- tionai American Woman Suffrage as- soc'ation i also president of a so- cailed International Suffrage alliance | and has officially 2nnounced her d minetion to organize zn Inte Women Cinland, ete, and to influ. ence the governments of her own and other countries, and Whereas, In August, 1914, the Inter- national Suffrage alllance held an ex- ecutive meeting in Londor, at which world convention of women in Berlin, and at which Frau Rosika Schwim- meér, so¢tetary of the Intérnational Suffrage alliance and president of the Hungarian Woman Suilrage cia- | tion, was appointed Lo bring. the | Tnited States a_set of for nmediate peace” aileged to be from “the women of thé world,” but actual- Iy writien by Frau Schwimmer herself at the Londou office of the Internation- al, Whereas, o petition: An aceredited investigator of the United States military intelli- { gence s 4 hefore “unflounledh an agent of the German government” at the time of her activi- ties on behalf of the adoption of wom- an suffrage in the United States, and Wherezs, Bern: Yon Dernberg, former colonjal minister of the Ger- man empire, Frau Schwimm: Ger- man agent, and other Ger at the orzani ‘German tee” in 1915, which organization meeting atten and approved by the pri dent of the National American Woman | Suffrage assoctation, and Wherear, At the height of the great the spring of 1918 a bookiet was issued by the president of the ican Suffrage association e Messages to the America: (on page 14) Ames asked to send the German women ray of hope eral suffrage Whereas, the adoption of a fed- ndment. and Certainmemt ‘onal Woman's Part; sing o federal s ment, rec y €O f‘rten monev for and helped to arrange t in the city featre and the Masonic Tem By the cxecutive commit cociation For Piles Send Today for Free Trinl mid Pile Treatment and ™ Real Happiness, If you suffer so badly you can't wait for the free irial gei 4 60 cent box of Pyramid Pile freatment at the nearest drug store. 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NKLIN STREET. Lady Assistant Telephons 328-3 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN | TEAMING and TRUCKING DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND ATI REASONABLE l—RICES SHEA & BURKE 41 Main Street FuneralDirectors TIRES! TIRES! Spesial run on new, fresh Tires (all non-skid), re- ceived yesterday, the 17th (inst.). prices while they last. Attractive 30x3, $10.50; 30x3'5, $13.50; 31x4, $16.25; 23x4, $18.00; 34x4, $19.50. These Tires have 2 extra plies of fabric in Ford sizes, and 3 exira plies in larger sizes. Tue T.J. SHAHAN CO. 328 MAIN STREET