Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 30, 1919, Page 5

GRADUATION |_BtseSustetin. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Prentice of Norwich were callers in Stonington early in the week. Norwich, Friday, May %, 1919. o TSR Ma 06 W * VARIOUS MATTERS This is almanac day for June. Light vehicle lamps at 8.42 o'clock this evening. a_niece, Mrs. GIFTS LADIES’ BRACELET WATCH 15 JEWEL entry, is guest of M At Amston, Ward Porter has sold Mrs. - Billings Payne, of Westerly, formerly of Norwich, has been visiting latives at Norwich Town. . John Chaplain, of SouthCov- pending a few days as the and Mrs, L. E. Weaver of East Hampton. Mrs. Mary T. Keere and family of} Shelton, Conn., are spending the week | end with Mrs. Wikiam T. Ward of West Thames street. his farm to Rufus R. Rathbun. Band concert at Mohegan park Sun- day afternoen, June Ist—adv. At Pleasant View a number of the cottages are already occupied. The city parks were carefully mow- ed Thursday, in readiness for Memor- 20-YEAR CASE Guaranteed to Keep Good of the Marl the The parochial schools held no ses- | X1 sions Thursday, Ascension Day, day of obligation. $20.00 position with, the Charles Gadle has left the employ 1-Rockwell company an has cccepted a_position with the U S. Finishing company. | Mr, and Mrs. Jobn Sattery of | Bridgeport, formerly of this city, are uests of Mrs. William J. Me- it of Robbins court John F. McCarthy has resigned his orwich Woolen company and entered the employ of Home gardeners improved the good weather Thursday, working until dusk.. Flags and bunting should be visible everywhere today, day following a Victory yea 5. W. Howlett and Caroline Wright were married last week at Ashford by Justice of the Peace H. S. Dunn. Mrs. Bunice Lord Fox, who died in the U. FERGUSON’S FRANKLIN SQUARE Where All Cars Stop. the Tith (New York) division first Memovial | i W1 on the steamer Le! Finishing company. rgt. Joseph Rodger Shackl Se; ton of! s visit- Hartley, of South ing his_aunt, Mrs on. Lieut. Waiter Rathbun, after a short visit at his home in Noank, has re- turned to his duties as ship physician athan, which will soon sail again for France. Hartford Wednesday, was a relative of the Lord family, of Norw Who will be the next postmaster? continues an interetsing query patrons of the North Stonington post h, and has BRING YOUR HATS TO BE CLEANED AND BLOCKED TO THE CITY SHOE AND HAT GLEANING PARLORS. 33 BROADWAY., WHITESTONE CIG. Summer temperature tourists great! trolley traffic during Thurs: noon and ev increased railroad and was ser: | when Cornelius Corco: GERMAN DOG LIKES HIS TWENTY-FIVE TRAPPED IN BURNING BUILDING Awakened out smoke about 5 o’clock Thursda ing, 25 persons in tho rooming house fonal bank $6160.12 to the credit of'conducted by Mrs. Hannah Heicling, or the upper floors block, at the corner of Green and Gol- strects, New London, found their ape to the street cut off by a seeth= ing mass of flames Ny they rushed dows and sereamed Robert Tait, SALVATION ARMY “OVER THE TOP" It scems too bad that the Salvation 5 lose $1,000 because they|the Salvation’Army. four people in able and at the same time willing to| outs: mive $100 cach for this zood cause at;most of these pledges are payable in 30, this critical time, said Chariman Cran-; & Callus? Peel It Gff Quickly! Nothing op Earth Like “Gets-It" for Cornx amd Calluses. thickened skin on f your foot which o oft walking an ag removed by wonderful h There remains Norwich|onlv $59.25 to be collected on pledges c of the conditional pledges and the Willlams subscriptions ed from the theatres United Workmen, scriptions may cured before Saturday for assistance. 5 years of age, employed | /it the Groton Tron Works, tempting to escape window fell to v is_as easilv cts-It" as any | sichool (third subscription), Phi the pavementand making up their d Ijalmar Jacobson jumped from the i a contribution from Columbi taken to the has- Baird’s feam. Co. and ¥. H. Arnold. few aiditional subscrtptions as Salvation th both legs ust 12 conts more thani mount to put the local| over the top in their the requir e {from her head and burned left ha headquarters There is now in the Merchants’ Na- was burned soverely about the fore- daughter of Mrs. Viola Pickston, expecied to live as the result of in- received when she w rom a third stery Arlene Saw: the arms of a negro sailor. was cleverly caught by the sailor, but| the shaking up was sufficie to temperarily stop the c the blood in the child’s body. Rowl: 2-year-old son of Mrs. Viola Pickston, was safely dropped from the story window by r into the hands of the same sailo; PROF. GEORGE SPEAKS AT BROADWAY SCHOOL Memorial day oxercises were held atl chool Thursday afternoon, when the following yrogram was car- CHILDREN GIVE MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAMME excreises ‘were held commemorating Memorial wing interesting programme was carried out by the seventh grade, as- sisted in the musical numbers by the Spangled Banner; Salute! reading, The Frs Proclamation, Doroth; . What Memorial Mean in 1919, Ava Byrnes In Memory of the Sol H olution, The Old Continentals, George' re: to the Flag: recitation, The Callus Comes Off Like Banana Peel! pard or soft corn amywhere on your of the Rev-! st Memorial Day Pro- | You can get along with less HOME IN TAFTVILLE; Letendre; If_four-legzed Gyp could talk, thers littie doubt that he wouid say nel much prefers Taftvrte to the battle front of the Arzonne forest, where he g some German n of le, a doughboy of Company G of an in- Per Thousand 11 Franklin St. Noank went over the top in the Sal- vation Army drive and its apportion- ment of $300 was exceeded, amount raised was $367.50. The papers noted Thursday was on May 29th, 1860, that the Hall expedition started from New London, Conn., in search of Franklin. A successful local that the fruit grower who spray fully and at the right time ‘who gets the fine crop of cherries. A horse chestnut tree of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Van Wage- covered with blossoms and is a beautiful sight. Rear Admiral . N, commandant of the First n district_at Boston, wi terly, R. I, 62 vears ago Thursday. People in and about Warrenville are jubilant over the prospects of a state road from Ashford to Mansfield C 1t is understood that the work 18 to begin at once. The Shore Line Electric cars run every hour from Chester to New Haven, and every two hours on t even hour to New Saybrook ferry road. During Thursday, the Norwich office of the State Employment Bureau, George L. Ches- bro, was looking for 60 laborers flering $3.50 for a nine-hour d: The formal Miss Gussie Friedman of Colcheste and Murray took place Sinday the home of the Cohen family, in Leb. Are $48.00 . F. CONANT picked him up. Gyp dent of was mustered out BEADS We have a large variety of nice Bzads suitable for born at Wes- everyone, any color. The Ph:t-(;dden Co. 135 te 143 MAIN STREET Established 1872 London from the manager of We advertiss exaetly Windham County Agent B. W. Ellis is arranging what are to be known as | silage demonstrations for nearly every | town in the county. is to be held at the farm of L. S. stow at East Killingly. Y P. Willard of Colchester, agent of the state board of education held a session Wednesday working certificates the examinations MEMORIAL DAY Hats off as the flag passes today. The late war has taught we Americans what the flag means, and how to pay honor The first of these credentials just like he was having jo and_bel having traveled 700 u on the different fronts in France. ( vears a blanket with a wound s be in Middletown afternoon. Troop 1 Seouts, in charge of Miss Lucy Lor- ing, after the weekly meeting at Park church parish house had a hik the Canada bridges. to the Falls and s' Leap, twelve girls enjoying back to God's countr veterinary pape By a new ruling across he w books and magazines are loaned to the numbers of zines are not allowed to go out until| after the twentieth of the month. the library is zines and periodicals. is being thoroughly ganized by a suffrage committce which Mrs. Middletown and township volunteer workers in each community Under a law enacted by session of the legislature, retail deal in gasolene and other motor ve cle compounds will be required, afte Peck Library, Decoration Day is now a day of tribute to all heroic souls who gave their lives to their country, and to those who were willing to to so. The clothing business can wait while the flag passes. Store Closed All Day . once to the Somme front. The division was in the is chairman, Sept. 4, and was De motor vehicle department to do busi ness in this state. The license fee will | Jewet three ye One of the bigges {was admi barrels—made catches of mack ntry reg ment of the 77th division, been a resi- nce his master na returned to his home on Hunter's avenue. Taftville ever GYP, German Dog Brought from Argonne Forest to Taftville. The little dog has record and soldier, for| the his compan scot o ned, as it w n with the c en a pu; ies in box « ipe, use he was gassed, two service| ipes and his discharge stripe. When it came time for the regiment to come| y Gyp was pro-| ¥ ided the transportation papers just] like any soldier, went through the de- On the voyage k Gyp paraded the Tith in New York and was cheered all along the line of march as the compuny maseot.| His master, Cornelus Corcor 1- ed from New York on April 7, 1913, reaching Liverpool April 20, landed 1 a few days later and wen n t h isne offens Baccarat sector, and Private Corcor: was wounded on the Vesle front on| e hospital at St.| for three months. JOHN THOMAS BARRY this pleture. 1" did the Tus comes loose from the true flesh, o irritation whatever. allus rizht off just like 3 banana peel “Gets-1t" does Memory of clamation, little boy suffered no injury. in the War of 1812 Some of the roomers made their es- cape by lowering themselves from the Wwindows with ropes made from sheets and a ladder from Old 'Continentals, James Kellay: this summer if you use Electric Fan, : It costs very little to operat: a fan by electricity—scarce more than for an electric lamp, We have all sizes and typeq ready for your inspection. ' [EATOMN CHASE €0, 129 Main St. You peel the v of the Soldiers of the Civil| ing, Sheriden’s Ride, Charles Brush: Camp Gray, Isabelle Mulcahy memory of the ing soldiers of the war with Spain, Deeds {of Valor at Santiagu, Dorothy’ in memory of the tin the world war, In~ Flanders | seventh grade; grade; song, Lonz, Long Trail; quota-| by several pupils nearby garage | used to advantage in getting oth- ers from tl H the firemen arrived mo-t of tie room- ers were out. The building which is occy the stroet floor by Frederick W. Keefe | & Co., as a cafe, wa prohable that the $15,000, partly covered by insurance. POSTAL RATES WILL | TAKE DROP JULY 1 Beginning July 1. 1919, the rate of - s mail will be two! {cents ver aunce or fraction theref, and N | for domestic postal songs, Tent- recitation, i ations, The Biue and the sing—no Knife, no Fields, Polly Mitchel Anxious Dead, Sarah Markof; quota- eighth' tions, ‘znaranteed, orniremover, the s gutied and it 1< nly sure way, Arug store. Tribute to Soldiers; speakers, J.|lute to the aflg; song, Star Spa H. George and Gen. W. A. Aiken; song, Bunner. in Norwich and recommended | weorge took hiq! Lest corn remedy by} PRESTON CITY GRANGE HAS INTERESTING DEBATE regular meeting of Preston when Sheridan's men lost and won a; battle in a day. personal anecdot concluded by .empha- ing the fact that m the Civil war|g and in the present war the s | the right on their siue won. who follow lined the histery of the past building his At the age o eral saw veterans of the R war at the site of Bunker Hill monu- At the same historic the veterans of 1812 encountered Nanoleon’s army postage for first cla EW DIVORCE CASES IN SUPERIOR COURT were filed in sting debate on the question, Re- Ived, That a college education is t to a young man than a fify acre farm. Five new divorce cases or court office in' this city on rmies with | A new contract for stamped envel- 1 opes becomes effective July 1, 1919, T t of envelopes to the postof , Norwich ederick Tholen, while . P.{certain envelopes and prices handled the merits public will theres Halloweil ably the 50-acre farm. The debate followed a vocal solo by Mrs. Marjorie Dawley, The judges were Brother G. W. D: e be changed Jul wiil be 12 cenis per, B first quality printed and|on ground printed envelopes of fhe No. 5 and' D By placing arder request envel Raymond G.| New London, for divorre of intoleraple crueily. The! two minor! thousand o medieinally, wine is held to he superior to graj Spanish doctors who have in Lyme wine, survivors of {iaze of the low prices but delay in deliver in excess of Evangeline ! pacity are received | Barnes followed with a well rendered! on account of the h ! two cent envelopes du ding and could y Nelson at Trafal strawherry wine with troops on the w: | strength to a wenkened constitutiol intolerable cruelty, Clara The strawherry wine indust to be assuming some importance wiich may occur to the Crimean departure of the conquerors ¢ London sues H. Brown of to reduction In_ { shington when the Cene of Ne CF COMMERCE HALL A surprise dance, “] want you fo kno rcry man, “that I'm not as stuptd as " bellowedl the the srounds en of New London Clarence Curt of vou think I xed his andi- ke Old Glory for a| EMPLOYES PRESENT WATCH at the Chamber the members; 5 classes that have ducted during the winter Instructor N, ence never to TO AGENT WHITTLE You couldn’t be” new case nled by Dancing | clo: il was| frerr conclusion of Whittle has gwven up_hi; 3 ew London Bacon of New 1 ondon has filed When the man who invented the <kine Smith Slide trombons grew old and crippled not get away, | hounded him in the form of a neighbor hommas Trowe of; Who practiced on one of the blamed An evil deed is of red, white and A delightful prozr included a number MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES AT COUNTY HOME|ing his connect mme which | an elty dances| of i fupniske | on the o which only {a competen school carried out the following Mem-| 8 FATIEC ogramme on Thyrsday lute to Flag, £ ndon asks dam- Yol orial Day ¥ MERCURY WENT OVER THE HUNDRED MARK | thinzs every property for £230.-* glyay repaid with 2a evil deed. The Lyens Co. Waursgan Block Norwich, Conn. Whittle was elled over to any by the Fl | Joe the whole mi The mercury the morning «rept rapidly he i ¥ and it looked as if it] !} On Franklin Green with a ds in behalf of the nercentage of ! few ‘well snoke o that Mr. Howe has as going over the top. ng the afternoon whe as high the mercury registered at 6 o'clock was In the shade the b | tle was surp ot be expres k gathered him-' 107 an a few well spoken' q i but he finally self tozether and i They March, Four Soldier Bo; singing, Three Chee | AGGRESSIVE STEPS BY CITY GOVERNMENT OF WINNIPEG 25 —The city n even hun- rah Hewlitt for| of them Sisio and His SION ing Memorial Day, Elsie Scaplin arned with regret on 4SCENSION his employe DAY SERVICE NIGHTS TEMPLAR | school; quotation: , When Grandp Bennie Wilcox ‘mond_Sundstrom; upper Toom; singing, We Are Soldier Roys, hoys of police commi every man wishin REPEAL OF DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW gains tthe proposed repeal of 'the daylight saving act have been egraph to ench of the Con- necticut members of i1e United States representatives t of the Mani on of Connecticut, s announced at a Wore| OPPOSE £ Purkiss who took Reatrice Payne; three girls; ADMITTED TO BAR tion. C At the bar meeting held in Norwich| on Thursday John Thomas Barry of| City’ was admitted to the bar worn in. Attorney Barry f practiced in Boston. He amination. of fishermen Murphy & McGarry 207 MAIN STREET Block Island | day by the fishing fleet which left Island Friday night. Some of the crew] made as much as $300 in the one set Horace Whi Maude Spencer married Thursday, May FUNERALS. Lewis W. Hopkins. On Wednesday afternoon the funeral of Lewis W. Hopkins took place from undertaking parlors of Church tending. The services were conducted idence of Rev. 8 Stenington. White is a macl at Midway and his bride is a sraduatc nurse, lately employed in N service was read by Rev. M NOTICE Just Arrived Osgood’s Wharf. SEVERELY INJURED IN FALL DOWN SHAFT | Thomas J. Donovan of street was seriously injured at the Ar. | s meat house on Com.- | merce street about 1 o'clock Th jafternoon when he fell down the ele- He was found at the bot- ternoon with relagives present. There were mar . floral forms. The” service ¢ the Universalist church. SAtOE Tatt, { of the Universalist church. Rev. C. A. Northrop. Friends acted searers and burial was wood cemetery, where Mrs. Alfred H. Hiscox. The funeral of Mrs. Alfred H. His- cox was held from her late home at No. 1 Ripley place on Thursday af- and friends | heautiful were con- Cobb, pasto The bear- | ducted by Rev. Joseph tom of the shatt a little after 1 o'clock | &8 Were Irank L. Tuttle, Joseph Nor- but was unable {o t dent occurred. Backus hospital | how the acci- T, | cemete A CAR OAD e had a_fractured and severe cuts on the face is also injured. salesman and he was place at 12.43 minutes later at the bottom | ments. He is employed as a| The 4 life was pas AEROPLANE FORCED TO LAND IN NORWICH Frank Stanton, of the Princeton uni- versity flying school, on a flight from the Atlantic City air port to Boston was forced to land Thursday about noon owing to his fuel Good WHEAT Hiscox and he surv two sons, T. Irving Larkin and Frnest man. Burial took piace in Yantic | y where Rev. Mr. Cobb read a 1 service. Undertaker Gager ad charge of the funeral arrange- | The deceas d was born in New Bed. | ars ago, the daughter of the late Leonard Taber and izabeth Harvey Taber. The major part of her sed in this city and she was an attendant at the Church of the Shepher In Wi about 40 years ago the departed was married to Alfred H. es his wife with, hard Hiscox of Oak street and Leonard Hiscox of | Westerly. There are nieces and neph- | ews. Mrs. Hiscox was the last of, her running short. landed in the lot adjoining the Dr. Ter J. Manwaring place Plain. The plane was first seen over Laurel Hill and circling made a grace- ful landing at the Manwariyg lot. Af- ter getting his tanke refilled he con- tinued his flight to Boston born in New Bedford and a native of Massachuset POULTRY WILL BE SOLD AT AN EXCEEDINGLY LOW ilege of meeting Sir Robert Name Was Omitted. In the list of Civil war veterans who have died since last The Bulletin store of information. They Hakes of Norwich was omitted. was buried in Yantic cemetery To Vote Republican in City Election. The I .A. I C. club of Norwich held a meeting Wednesday which time President Joseph Tomal called attention to nounced “Chumley one Lnow know tie leman of the coming After considerable discussion it was decided by ballot to vote garden one lican next-Monday Chas. Slosberg & Son _3 COVE.STREET, —_— mon-de-ley at home?’ When one boy sees another eating something he always gets hungry. nediate family fer fath tionary engincer and her mother w Pronounce Him Welcome. The Girl Scouts who had the priv nd Lad Baden-Powell on Friday were not only immensely pleased, but, doubtles: some of them also added to ir learned how to pronounce the name worn the! the distinguished visitors—Eah-den- Pole’ You never can be quite s these English names. There's| Cholmondeley, for instance, pro- s nearly every- But everyone may not of the irascible nob- v who resented the ciation of his . walking in his v. was approached by a er, who asked “Is Tord Chol- 0" snapped mi-lord, “nor any of his pee-o-ple.’— Philadelphia Record. . e - oM B A e Awarded Certificaté of Merit. Cobb of the vic Code, upper room; song for in Hartford Wednes so sent a special | Envelepe C awarded a ce Bring Flow- We Are the ificate of mer prizes offered egneiliation the ‘state «avising them of 1 to pass the re- of ihe agrieultural appro- being made Men of Coming Years, S ed on motion, without ex-|Peace Again. C | Peace On Barth illiel in the housc. Speaking in hehalf of the manufac- the Colonial Ten Years Ago. 'iLadaes’ White Skirts Cradle Roll Committee. At Park church Ctadle Roll meot- | Address. | ing more than United | worker | noper’ room: Tiubbars urged the mem-| cut delegation e the climina- om the agric spare no effort 5 Wik it ot Bie . VEOMMNETTES ENJOY b TRIP IN SEAPLANE | yeomaneltes Ladies’ Muslin Night Robes $1.06 Bungalow Aprons peppermints, and feet. At the | the state demons the committee, trip on] tur w high have e unanimous in de Crandall, | jundr crved tea and wafers tc its continuance is even mor tnose ompl enjoved the privi- | sir “How fast could a ms nerience of st year and this ) that daylight saving contributes and contentment ople by affording o doony STe7|split ticket. ticket all that is nece HOW TO VOTE A SFLKT_TiCKET bonds in Ui young women Fetvet il L anding among some of th ould go fast he naval b: could go indred mites | greater opnor ation. gardening and othe: drawn |am firmi, followed in voti hody will ever fly was drawn a flight in the Children’s Crepe Rompers $1.39 Sizes 1 to 6 years—Actual value $2.00 if the pro- posed repeal were submitted to popu- would be overwhelmingly was that of Mrs, left hand side ef When the party lever is puiled as tar as it will go all the small buttons or knobs over the names of the B ent the voting ms | purposes will your ma- Ichine be used? Kansas City young women who made the trip Jilliana A. Weske, chief yeoman; sirls ought | 1755 oer That would give them the| Nena Lamson, ants to vote Co-operation in England. touched after party lever is pulled. voter wish the_proceedure In voting a sl 3 voter should pull the lever of the par- ty in which tl didates he wi Think Arthur J. Heyman Lost. Friends of Art was former! i the co-opera Slip-On Sweaters at $2.19 Actual value $3.00 hoof.—Houston Post. The value of the declared exports| from London to the United States in the first three months this ¥ 280, compared with $16,728,464 | in the period in 1918 and $44,85 to split his ationed at the rine base, fear that he may have been lost on the Old Ba; ginia, in Chesapeake bay, on the trip rom Baltimore to Norfolk. g. According to ad- that have heen who was in the | business with line steamer Vir- sons, a total share, hes to vote for appear. Then he should turn up the buttons cr | knobs over the nafimes of the candi- | dates he does not wish to vote for 3 and should turn down the buttons or knobs over the dates he does wish to vote for on | These specials are worthy of every one’s attenticn, a chance |to save money and aleo to get seasonable merchandise, Fairytales for Littls Ones. Once upon a time President Wilson pleased both Sen- moving picture | Phoebus, Va latter the night aid something that hefore the sailing of the vessel that the war has had a > effect on the He may vote for, any two aldermen, | & ny two city sheriffs and councilmen. Since that time nothing has been heard of Heyman, How Vote On Water Works Superintendent Will Be Taken! tunity to decide whether the act con- cerning the superintendent of the wa- er works shall be repealed or be re- the case of thei which | ANy SCHOOL CHILDREN n retail price, | commodities, : an advantaze o Monday the an advanta: receive a dividend on Those who favor the continuance ¢ the law of 1917 and the continuance superintendent long as efiicient should vote No. The question appears at the top of | the voting machines as shown below. To vote Yes, turn up the button under To vote No, turn up the but- ton under “No.” in that they ‘Shall act be approved repealing the aw of May 16, superintendent of water under which a|in office of the uch a divilend | s has_been an |7 -0 prove the sound- : tie seasen, and in many excellent argumen ness of the co-opeative system, r the repeal of the e return to the wting a superin- constipation, teeihing Yes and No vote taken machines, the question old method of apy on the voting tendent every QUESTI'()NS‘\ satisfaction Your Picture, Mr. Hun. any substitute. Apparently Hun editors who shower shocking abuse on the Allies for the “hard terms” of the treaty are ob- livious of the fearful indictment they draw against their own nation for the far harder terms ithey imposed where they had power, and proposed in hope of having it.. The classic remark of little negro, E shower of objurgation, applies exactly: “All dem things what vou say I is, you am.—Richmond Times-Despatch. Dou't accent Fancy ‘Fresh Mackerel, Porgics, Steak Cod, Boston Biue, Eels, Round and Long Clams, Lob- ! sters, Best Sait Pork 32c a pound. CHURCH BROTHERS —_— . THERE is 4 aavertising medium im ut: e\-u.l 10 The Bule resuits. APPROVED RE- LING THE LAW OF MAY 16th INTENDENT ‘WAS APPOINTED? n respons WATER WORKS i sponse 56178 P& |ves| ko Eastern Coannectici etin for Lusizess