Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 20, 1919, Page 8

P 19197 MAY 20, mmYonannAl'llewght,and which has in use for over flu:tyyenrs,hasbometheai@atureox Experiments that irifie with and enmm- Mfllufl ¥ofants and Chfldxen— a em;‘”‘ What is Castoria is a harmiess suhsfitute or Ca Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium,. Morphine nor other aarcotic ‘substance. . Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation; Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness: arising therefrom, and by regulatmg the Stomach -and “Bowels. aids ihe assimilation of Food; giving heaithy and naturai sieep. The Chiléren’s Panacea~The Mother’s m For Ovar 30 Years ‘-.w Have Nwavs Bo .pnr el TELLS H DR OW TAXE SOFT ON NKS APF’LV 5INGS VER'S SONG g musi ale X - latiorm Gould), § pplause Trolley Conductor Injured. proba inctor Getting rid of coffee troubles is made easy by changmg IN STANT POSTUM a delicious cereal drink Cudworth & Thompson have com- pleted plans for an “addition to the NEW BUSINESS BLOCK FOR JEWETT CITY| shiows a low level of business mortal- | l\\u petitions have bee 1cd business block of T. A Rioux in|y ":;eghcz nb]pir;:l a Jewett City and the contract has|,, the corresponding week been let to Foy and Griffin, builders in Jewett City. The addition is a frame construction and will be added | to the puilding on two sides, as the present -building is locatéd on the corner of Main and_School streets. | The addition on the Main street side will be about 14x40 feet and three stories’ high ‘ and ~on the School street side the added strugture will be 18x35 feet and three’stories high. This addition will furnish.extra floor space to the store on: the first floor, the dance hall on the second floor and the Masonic lodge .room on the third floor and will also give room for several offices. The work on the Ashland Club house at Jewett City is well along, the walls being up and the . roof on. Peck-McWilliams- who are doing the work will start on the lathing of the interior this week and plastering will soon be.started by the contractors. At the Ironsides Paper Co. in Thamesville - carpenters -and painters are at work changing over the in- terior of the mill and installing some new machinery. The floor has been relaid and the partitions removed and other alterations have been made. \ The work on the Old Second Congre’anonal ,parsonage . is pro- gressing and the exterior work of re- modeling the building into a three flat apartment has nearly been'com- pleted.. The old French roof has ben taken. off and raised so as to make the building three. stories in- stead of two and . one-half. New window casings have been : set in place and three.piazzas added to the rear. _The buildings is of brick with the exception of the added half story -which . is of wood. Excava- tion work for a mnew. sidewalk .in front of 'the 'buildings has been started and the interior work of the building is underway. The garage . for Goudreau & Donais at Tafta station has _ been Contractor P. F. ready for occupation. one story high with a basement. The roof is of tar and gravel and the exterior finish is of latter-dash work. In the basement 11 be located the repair shop and is ze enough for the pccomodation Sweney The building en cars and machinery. On the floor the interior finishing is hardwood., there heing a four ot wainscotting AbOuY e room and wood flo main floor 1ccomodate x Work on Ring Bros' garage progressing end the wally in the rear of the Chestnut street have to the top of the - first| ndows and the sills Io~ nd window 12 buvld», ors and | Oh-’ the | Llnmr: The Connecticut Eng eorin guire done for rtment. cigh the nd to ten PakD der CONNECTICUT BUILDING AND BUSINESS exchanges of the Hartfor Waterbury — and Th Haven, N The th h record « the authori compare r the (of 1918, \\uh liabilitiés of §18,695 and | ts of § 01, and five petitions in . with liabilities of $8,935 and as of 7,968, The real estate transactions in the {leading cities of the state reported in The Commercial Record for the week | ing and selling the number of sales and | show an unprecedented amount of bu | the amount of mortgage loans exceed- ing all previous records by wide mar- gins. It would seem that the limit of trading had been reached, but those who are in position to forecast the market with aceuracy predict that we have not as yet reached the peak. The number of building permits is- sued in the cities of. New H: n, Bridgeport, Hartford, Waterbury Britain, Stamford. Stratford and West Haven is 211, against 209 permits granted in the same towns in 1818 and 239" in 1917.- The buildings for which the permits were granted in the past cost §$544,953, compared with 23 in 1918 and $577,687 in 1917. ‘While the number of permits for the week is ‘somewhat less than previous years, a glance at the news columns of The Record will show an unusually large number of projects which will sogn figtre in the permits issued. In all the larger “cities the volume ‘of building is increasing at an amazing pace. . Norwich had 16 sales of real estate the. past week to eleven for the same week last vear. The mortgage loansg for the respective weeks were $18,100 and $14,300. In New London there were 35 sales of real estate last week to four for the same week last year. Mortgage loans for the respective weeks were $105,600 and $12,900. NEW LONDON. Bradley street is to have a modern building, probably a store and dwell- ing structure. This has been decided | upon for plans for the construction of the b of prepa be of brick and will be erected by W. R. Perry company on the land nexti north of the police station and where a building that has occupied it for many yeass now being torn down. The contract for the construction of the new. dormitory and | | president'’s house for Connecticut | College has Dbeen awearded to the J.| M. Miner Construction Co. of Wor cester, Mass. The contract pricei bout $125.000.~ It is proposed| to erect a granite building of Tuder! architecture corresponding with the architecture of the present building on the college property. The Cadillac has benefited by a nmational habit of hunting for things that are basically right, and, when found, hold- ing fast to them. THE A. SWAN CO. Norwich and New London — site of J s iin the preceding year. ,nw previous paragraph, about 75 dair4| from cans. e R Hewh e renbrt foliows: | de - Al the stores where| The fundamental principle of pure e by HHe' Sinay At b May 1, 1918, |milk stail. These dairies on\| milk I believe rests on _individual 6 k st. 1t is the plan To the Mayor and Court of Common | the bt neat cleanliness in (he peron caring for the of the compan o o T Htor I of the City of Norwich: | mon cause of milk be- | Milk and on proper cooling; to learn brick s MIDDLETOWAN. Work ried on an ad- dition to R Reynolds un Hamlin st. ich will be. ENGLAND: ]N NEW £16.000 CALIFORNIA MASONS HONOR DR. H. esteem in M. BISHO ) He was the ¢ a membe a dentist in the , the younger son, ding with his father at Los Ange- { R. C. PLAUT RETURNS IMPROVED IN HEALTH an absence of over five months \\hh.n he visited number of cities th the ent much time on the st, rejurned to Norwich on \Ir Plaut, who made the | . left v York city December 111, 1918 for Chicago and then travel- |led on to Rochester, Minn., where he {underwent treatment at the clinic of {the Mayo Brothers, who operated upon previous July for exopthalmic At the completion of his treat- ’mem at Rochester he left the hills of Minnesota for Kansas City from where he continued his trip across the conti- nent. iie experienced considerable benefit in health from his trip in the west. goitre. | NORWICH BOY GOES WITH TROOPS TO GERMANY Rowland D. Hill of Harland road re- ceived word Monday from his. son, | Captain Edmund W. Hill, U. 8. A, that {he expects to sail today (Tuesday) for | Frnace in commnad of a company of ! replacement troops to relieve soldiers | of the army of occupation in Germany who degire to return home. Captain Hill was until recently commanding officer of Compnay G, 12th Infantry, which for several months past has been located at Camp Hill, Newport r, Dr. Her- | in the inetrests of his| REPORTS MILK SUPPLY IMPROVED THIS YEAR/| In his unnual meeting < and at his all comes f A d . the ion that the CALL UP 734 Gas Attach- EFFICIENT or W:thout but Always CONOMICAL= MODEL RANGES We turnish With vnmn R rs for ail of Rarges A. J. Wholey & Co., 12 FERRY STREET makes _Phone 581 Modern Plambing is as cssential in mndlrn l'wuuu as lectricity s to li e s bt PLUVBING WORK | by eoxpert workmen at the fairest orices. ' Ask us for pians and prices J. F. TCMPKINS 67 West Main Street T. F. BURNS HEATING AND PLUMBING 91 Franklin Street ROBERT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING, PLUMP NG, STEAM FITTING Washingior. Sg., Washington Building HNozwich, Conn. Agent for N, B. O. Sheet Packing {{RON - CASTINGS | ! the milk - |this requires time and pe nee. How- situation 10T |jogx sta d irg fat is due to the im ve it is well 10 proper mixing of the dairy milk. This r, this can be greatly aided by san- that the war.|has been overcome by having the|itary barns free from rm mln:t;:fi , the high | herd tested, the cows giving poor milk | manure piles, yards tha t are eal ae cattle, or | fo G peir milk could be | dI¥: hat are \\tllf\ex.l.;);:_‘ i we ove m s - 7 {wmixed with richer milk and thus “‘“ e ,T, ",'“S“r “‘“l‘?eu_ Rave farmers had used und considered |y} ood milk: or the milk from| T milkmen in/ fhe past setbigav cannot help but aficet tha|ipe entire herd has been mixed, mak- | hown that, in spite " u . as it has affected other dniform! mixture, - 1 iy Clese g the more prefera an produce a mil ¢ times during the fatthe of “(‘u}:._x; Lt E0E e vhen it w i s hgu: ot itk | t9r SUDDLY. ! compant o promise auic % ous year. ot shinments, whicl 5 ik he ity i farms that are near for the s with the te: increasing the & ously : 571600 or sriologica eriologica’ ! 000,000 & | inves r there have been 178 li‘— et c00d condit s issued, several were refused li- | T : ey ses until thy complied with ce to' produce z regulations, and one was refused | 3 The milk sunpl absolutely, the auulity being poor :anl‘.“"’""ll\‘ e esome, the ot fo standard be e bwa ; s about 7.000 g these the Hethe 100 yua of ¢ | sponsiblc from the immed: [ aer 100,000 3 During year pastatne millk I%- | 5eih YOIl Summoned Holmes Case Witnesses. Jccto® has sent to the state labo under zood v Sheriff Herbert FE. Draper W I Monduy adternoon witn for® the e f Roval G. Holmes c ind | ples in which the count w at jthe ek o ome ONCCi viousiy from delay it and|o'clock in the few quarts: femperature — i : | 1f silence is golden, garrulity must 4 The average bu 5110 copper, ter & disposed amount. The method to fi - went belov milk in-ifaalt corrected ample of | "oy G jcanliness of the milk | M. A BARBER | howed 1 Machinest and Engineer is | and send that more t of the samples| investigaiion s =iet &5 per cent ean or begers 3| 'Steamy' Engine' Regairg soon m ?i‘;,’m'\,.f“imff"o’\l}ic L‘;,Umm\ $0 per cent. clean—I believe ani- = S i : o ", Tl WILLIAM C. YOUNG 'rfig‘ukld} t U u( straining throug! § Successor o - otton in a specially design-’, milk unnece ; STETEON & YOUNG o, omeat = | e | CARPENTER and BUILDER S1sold in the city s A eeu ‘p.um sold in the city as good as one | Best work and materials at right tions for : has | get a o, there is milk soid | prices by skiisd labor. <, ompelled milkimen to be mOe fpa4 can improved, in_the, | Felephone 5 Waest Main 81 1 llk up to standard|papdiin, for it from the'| WHEN YOU WANT to put your until it is delivered | ;38 parora the. public, there. 18 As 4 rule milk sold in|medium better than through the. ad- better than that sold vertising =olumns or The Bulletin. to the bettles inspected during mentioned in “ The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World’’ At all Druggi 10c, 25¢ o Dirzctions of special walue 1o wwomen &re with every box Complexion Most women regard as a serious affliction and it certainly lessens the attractiveness of any woman; but sallow skin, blackheads, pimplesand blotches are really signs of a disordered system. 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A short time ago Captain Hill was relieved of his command at | Camp Hill and ordered to proceed to | €Camp Meade where he was placed in | command of the replacement = troops which he is now taking to Ger‘many._ ’ (s ® THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY (0, Nos. 11 to 25 Ferry Strest EECHAM'S