Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 2

| WILLIMANTIC Nerwich Bulletin Willimantic Office, _ '23 Church St. Telephone 105, What Is Going On Tonight. - Benevolent and Protective Order of Wilks, No. 1311, meeting, §03 Main St. _ Eastern Star Lodge, No. 44, A. F. “and A. M. meets in Masonic hall, . Prancls S. Long, Woman's “Yorps. No. ‘The Willimantic Chamber of Com- ~ muerce held & most integesting meeting their rooms Tuesday night. It was “the regular monthly meeting and was ! ed by an excellent supper, served n an exeellent manner by the Ladies’ &= Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church. FAbout 125 members sat down to sup- : at 7 oclock. A short business Pateting was heid immeQiately pper, presided over by President E H. Foss. Three applications for 2~ smembership were acted upon and were Yoted in as follows: Arthur Raciot, W. P. Barstow i Samuel Feldman. President Frank H. Foss then read a ‘eommunication from the grange of the town of Hebron asking that the Will mantic Chamber of Commerce, th §ts secretary send a letter to the s Bighwar commissioner, urging and mski him to complete the construc- tion of the highway from Columbia to Middletown. It was voted that the secretary comply with the request. I man at this_point tion or recognition af ¢ address on the hould be taken by commerce and offer That this timer Leagu the chamber of the following chamber de- 18 favoring the United States in a rovided that the properly safe of our gov- al aftairs and the sonroe Doctrit proposed by the | hu Roo imanimously pon lihu 659 MAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, CONN. FURNITURE Telephone 705- UNDERTAKIN Telepbone 705-2 JAY M. SHEPARD Buccesding Elmore & Shepard Funerz! Director & Embaimer 80-62 Merth 5t., Willimantic Lady Aselstan: Tel. connection DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTIE ¥ Relief 8, meets in G, A. R. hall. after | { Removad to 715 Main 5i, Willimantie | Hours—% o ™ 85 o Phone 44 KILLGUREY BROS. FUNERAL BALMERS 88 Union St. Phene 290 ‘Lady Assistant) DIKECTORS AND EM. | Willimantie, Conn. | & e WEDNESDAY, APRIL Root.” It was then moved and adopt- ed that a copy of the resolution be forwarded to Rev. Dinsmore. With a few fitting remarks, Presi- dent Foss then introduced the speaker of the evening, Dr. John T. Black, sec- retary of the state board of health, ho talked interestingly upon the heaith conditions in this community. Dr. Black opened his address by so ing that he was not there as a speaker o address the meeting but more to discuss the situation on local public health conditions and asked that those present Lake part in the discussion and ask questions pertaining to the subject. Dr. Black in the course of his remarks showed a thorough knowledge of the subject in hand and said that he and his assistant, Dr. Reek, who was pres- ent, had been taken to the yarious “Had spots” In the city by the local. health officer, Dr. Riordan, Tuesday afternoon and he was familiar with local condi- tions. He had found in going over the vital statistics of this city some very convincing arguments that showed tion should be taken in regard to the public health of this community. The speaker went on to say that this city is spending 90 cents per capita for it fire protection and 3 1-2 cents per cap- ita for its health Yrotection, a r lously small sum. For comparison speaker quoted the rates per paid in cents for public health cities as follows: Hartfo ndon, 47, Bridgeport, . Norwich, 7, Stamford bury 19, Groton 11, Old Lyme 30, and further that few cities were ng for this service anywhere near w they should to maintain health condi- tions as they should be. The averag v from 30 to 40 cents per Dr. Black then read portions of the state inspectors’ report to the board on this ity of last July. mitted that since then some ment had been made in somc had cas but that there were things which needed immediat attention: viz. Chapman street cinity, sewerage conditious b: now worse in summer. e spoke of a con- dition existing off He went on to say annot accompli: things alon eration and partme The follow! a0 made at % recommendations wer: his point: Hou ditions, tenement houses were condition, should be attended 10; privy aults should be made fly proof: wel- fare work and school inspection should o enlarged in bad Dr. Black did compliment the eity ipon its water supply, ng it o best that money could buy control is much better than formerl eral sanitation very ny houses not co verage system and The speaker said further t to have good sanitary public he jons, the citizens must pay t eannot be had without or it. He spoke of the present 1o ith officer’s as being 100 any great resul h time to the w > did not recommend he would m: ommendations work: F $4.000 or d partially as follows health officer: $12 alth nurse, $800 fo 800 for in tals. W ppropria eath rate of the ci ard to-intant mort cer sald w city as compared w the state. Haven, which THEY STAND THE TEST OF HARD WEAR 4275 miles is the distance walk H. M. Foreman on one pair of Mr. Foreman, who is a pos in Allentown, Pa., says “The shoes with Nedlin Soles gave me continuous se ice for 975 months, during which time 1 averaged 18 miles a day. Ordinary soles ut one month.” d on shoes, follov ‘oreman’s example and buy them s Neglin Soles. These soles are creat by Science to be especially tough and durable. Therefore, } -soled shoes wear a long time, and s9 cut your Is down. Good shoe siore: them in many r men, women, A our old shoes re-bottomer with Neslin Soles. Remembe: are comfortable and waterproof, & Neslin Soles are made by The Good- vear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, ( who make Wingfoot Heels—guarante to outwear all other heels. fealin Soles R Willimantic, Conn. NECKWEAR AND DRESS TRIMMINGS So dainty are these lovely Neckwear to wear with your New Spring Garments that a Spring breeze might easily blow them away Tucked, pleated and embroidered, they offer discriminating women, a splendid opportunity to select a variety of arming compliments to her New Spring Frocks—25c¢ 50c¢, $1.00 and $1.50. NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS Silk Fringes in taupe, navy blue, brown and blacks, 29¢ to $2.25 a ) to 33c a yard. ard. Military Braids 7 to 4%4-inch wide, toc || Silk Dress Cords in taupe, navy blue, brown and black, $1.00 each. Chenille Tassels, black only, 50c each. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. and vi- | ng con- | 8 Salad Jell Lime Jiffy-Jell is fla vored with lime-fruit es- sence in a vial. It makes a tart, ‘green salad jell. Jiffy-Jell ~desserts are flavored with fruit-juice essences, highly con- densed, sealed in glass. - Each dessert tastes like a fresh-fruit dainty —and it is. . You will change from old-style gelatine dainties when you once try Jiffy- Jell. Millions have changed already. Order from your grocer now skt ® Vo b @ e cmmmicrry 10 Flavors, at Your Grocer’s 2 Packagea for 25 Cents » state, the rate is 69 out nd. The general dea » year 1917 in thi . of every lowered greatly new public health and d g the old system, the new w: the appearance than waiting for reported. adopti ather ow germs (typhoi to the human systes of those present to neral discussion of t many questions ai inswered either by I lack in an er had the power nees was question meetin; Dr. Bla had and his contenti read to the meeting Dr. Black's fi o h conditio time pub] clerk and t Ssary meth ing ve Alien Property Custodian Francis P. Garvan, of New York, been appointed Atien Custodian, succeeding A, spends more for public health than any o was 14 this city very lucid de- carried about and just intelligent in regard to abat- fter portions of the city tin 2 sure A part cannot of ng ay. of it id) m. ok he nd . he to d ck on on m- ns he to od NOTE—Mor: and by its high price or this is the growing leader: er price, Fatimas pieass c Letter, yet, they icave occasionally ne smokes were installed thieu, noble grand vice grand and Mr Isecretary. T [wili be “appo! have a well deserved repu- | tation as a safe and effective remedy for stomach ail { ments. They are ° Quickly | helpful in bilious attacks, sick headache, dyspepsia, i heartburn and constipation. i'l'hey act gently and surely |on the organs of elimina- tion, purify the blood, tone the system and very quickly Strengthen Digestion le of Any Medicine in the Wesids | ] Saldeverywhers. I bozes, 10c., 256 and entertainment { College Night Mis: c Roy of this eity Joseph's minor operation Miss Hazel Goulette, 1 office of the Wes is in F n managers ngements for ‘estern Union Chicago at an ea Goulette was_elected meeting in Boston at a held in_Bridgep nce of Miss ( fice will be in Seeley. Miss Marion Hillhous: the spring recess at city and has as her ford. Both are college. A number of frie Rothblatt of Pleasan gave her a miscella honor of her amp with Irving Webster The 79tk annual session of England Southern Conference of the Methodist Ilpiscopal church he the First church in Taunton which was brought to a close afternoon, after & successful me Rev. C. Harley signed to the pa mantic Methodist very gratifying to his pari well as to many others in Tuesday morning, A. J. M purchased from Dennis St three-story brick block, and Union street. mates one of the lar deals made in this city and establishes what might he called | his a record so as the time cons ed in closing the deal. The pr hospi in some time | born ette proof of low e. And, o if pap- | fon in the made the securing yperty pein quarters d the| | R of a lo e | voice, in store, give [ abcut 125 feet or Was stated Tu ity was given Mr. hase the new prop- liately took advan- Company and company have e asked for|? nd Milk Pro- cement hy discus- ting Mon eed upon is ts a quart. : Tues- bad_street by did not get brought to a local jitney helonged to to a_stone the whistling and broke awa ree of the wag- the animal Protective Monday reports of the appointed at the were heard. It was soclal hour after the lich time Dumbeck, 55, at_his after a long aughters and had resided in twenty-eight v tone, asked i said she had plained that he up the rece ched ary 1 and ¢ speed, which was waiting to on a coat or bandage waved in th arching her memory man hadn't wondering whe stick to make a tour ed through tnc doc lessly managed you ‘cut your hand hadly of perfectly genuine the man’s face brous standstill and ch { mane wom best ever. and walked a pr Y her a m | position, vainly hoping or of the joke would he he was simply in ry_for them when bolt from her home. work. and all day ev she met asked for of her patient's the fam her person: ily, which |one, were so grate {that she had cloth hand: played : seciusion his identity. Well— Southing Hel iTale, as manager and WARRENVILLE demands by the local 50 cents per hour out- 50 per week for scjected by the ; Association. In a he guest ¢ . <1 by the contractors, appeal to the carpenters to sign rent which expires May OSES QUARTER USE OF HIS RIGHT ARM basis that the odo of Tneasville, 1t. of the use ef his 1 decrred .y Com- Donohue the muns claim aga ust tie D Co. his ems >7+os. Ti- Ted acut in a2 erm on * BRIEF STA] VE BRIEF STATE NEWS that there ning to be raid. ump sum and ptring heave in, for leng stress ppointment, for sin and shame forever hrings cchunge, ew Britain—lvan H ille h er and so da us at lust to b ood fighter dodges of quar- bilious. . ov con- ! no_remed highly nen | recommerded. W Han- ke, 3 crites o' given o thorough recommend 4 but sure laxative. ihout griping.” Give it persons a free light feeling. Lee sgood Co. n “honestly Kamm