Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 12, 1919, Page 6

: OLD GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES, pk. :....... 35c { pointed administrator of his wife's estate and after the payment of debts, the balance of the personal estate goes Seven months ago, John Lynch was violently assaulted by two men, Owen| Riley, of Westerly, and a then un- known \who was referred (o as & New | to him. Papers in the case have been | London thug. whom Riley had en-|filed with Clerk Haswi lon - . Zaged to aid him in beating-up “Dad” | sue dto respondent and a hearing will Nicely Cured Lean Plate 1b. Lynch in revenge for an old grudge.|be held in the superjor 'court for Fan Brisket The men were taken from Westerly | Washington county, at. the September cy in an automobile owned and operated | term, in' Kingston. Mr. Knapp now re- Navel Cuts c Cut from Steer Bzef Lean Plank 2 sides in Westerly. . . A dashing White Rock girl, resem- bling Annette Kellerman in form and imitating that noted swimmer in one- piece bathing suit, has shocked so- ciety by her amphjbioue antics at the Watch Hill bathing ,beaeh. So much so that several complaints have been filed with Policeman 'Lanphear and he decided to arrest her on the first opportunity and have her prose- cuted for indecent exposure or some other charge. The opportunity came Thursday afterngon when .4 = repart came to the officer that the water nymph was at the bathing beach. He hied to his home, discarded his uni- form and was soon transformed into a plain clothes sleuth. He watched patiently for the girl to tire of disporting herself in the water and on shore, and finally mustered up courage sufficient to order the girl to the bath house and to don her street clothes, informing her she was under arrest. In due time the girl emerged from the bath house in ordinary cos- tume, and was escorted by the gal- lant police officer to Bay streer. It would hardly do for the sedate policeman to escort the girl-to the Westerly police station while in civil- ian garb. Jie determined to don his policeman uniform, and left the girl in the custody of Chief Engineer Nasa of the Watch Hill fire department, while he went home make the change in costume. While wairing for the cop's return trolley car approached = bound tc Westerly. The girl made a dash for the car, boarded while in motion, by Chris Feraro to New London where Riley converted a Liberty bond he purchased while emnloyed at the Groton Iron Works. On the return trip, Ferraro was engaged 1o convey the two men to Boston and to leave the main highway en route before out- side the boundary line of Westerly, where Lynch cbuld be found at work. Lynch was seen in a fleld and attack- ed by Riiey and this New London thug, one of the pair using a stone on Lynch’s head, and Ferrano being the only spectator. After the assault the assailants got Into the automobile and were taken to Boston. About a month ago, and after a long trail, the police captured Riley just as he stepped from a train in his old home town, and before he could be hustled into a taxicab. Riley pleaded gu to the assault before-Judge Oliver H. William in the Third District court, and was sen- tenced to six months in the Provi- dence County jail and to pay a fine of $250 and costs. Ferraro was also given a hearing and his case is pend- ing on an appeal to the superior court. He is released on a hond of $500. At this hearing, Riler del A that Fer- raro had nothing to do with the mix- up. Riley also told the court that the other man referred to as the New Tondon thug, was a stranger to him. He said he met him tion. Boston, that broke. and Riley paid his fare Westerly. This man went wi ley to New London in Ferraro's auto- | mobile and returned \with him in Providence. and helped him to fizht Fresh Selected ECGGS, dox. ....0.... B3 SNAPPY WHOLE MILK CHEESE, Ib. COOKING COMPOUND, Ib. ... PURE WHITE LARD, Ib.-. RASPBERRY JAM b iy vve i . 230 FRESH FROM OUR OVENS DAILY HOT BAKED BEANSCI. .. .. ... 106 HOT BOSTON BROWN BREAD, loaf 8c OLD DUTCH COFFEE CAKE, each 12c {RAISIN BREAD, Swit’s Premium OLEOMARGARINE Tastes Like Butter BEST RIB ROAST 3 BEST CUTS SHOULDER LEAN BEEF For PotRoast,Ib. ............... “18¢ 33c MARGARINE, Ib. ... 35¢c Tastes Like Butter ——_Cheaper_Than_Lard IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CHEESE HEINZ PICKLES In bulk Fresh Fish Dept. lll_7lVE LOBSTERS FRESH STEAK SALMON, Ib. SHORE HADDOCK, Ib. ROUND NATIVE STRING BEANS...... 3 quts. 29¢ Native BEETS, 2 bchs. 15¢} [MPOR Juicy California ORANGES, doz. .... 43c Native CABBAGE, Ib. 7c Grocery Specials CORN STARCH 3 packages ......... 20c LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF, can 45c IVORY SOAP 3 large cakes ....... 33c PURE OLIVE OIL Half-Pint Can ....... 34c 33¢ 42¢ Swnft’sSpnngLamb EBCS W T 3 LOINS TO ROAST, Ib. .......... 26¢c FOREQUARTERS, Ib. .......... 25c LOIN CHOPS, Ib. .............. 50c ARMOUR’S LITTLE PIG SMOKED SHOULDERS, Ib. ..... Native Milk Fed Veal Legs and Loins Veal, Ib. .......... 32¢ Rump Pieces, Ib. . 28¢c ROASTING' CHICKENS Pound 50c . 35¢ 28c to FANCY FOWL Lynch, who was big enough to lick | rly Wes When Fo both of them. Riley said farther that |2 ved on to. WestsIx. s T e e liceman Lanphere returned, the pretty Shoulder Cuts, Ib. .............. 25¢c Plymouth Rock Coffee CLAMS (in shell) qt. Joaf . iaaviee o ~10e iate. and knew nothing of his where- |, "he features of the zealous potico|fj Veal Steak, Ib. ................. 50c Pound GELATINE pkg. . ... 14¢|ROUND CLAMS RYE BREAD, loaf 12¢ abouts. As soon as the assault had been re- ported to Chief Brown he determined to get Riley ad he finally did. Ferra- ro_being within reach when wanted. The chief. aided by Policeman inued the search for the officer. What did- he say to Chief Nash? Ask the chief. If he will not divuige, ask the policeman. A few hours later this self-same girl rode by in an an automobiie, shook 'a “day ‘day to the good-natured cop: and he 4Cc 16¢c ASSORTED Neal Ehape Wb .. CUP CAKES, dozen . 18c Veal for Stewing, Ib. C. PAROWAX One pound package.. 18c Opened While You Wait 45¢ Chase, cont b third man in the case .and soon real- ;’“C“‘a_leli By gosh, there goes that = 5 : = ized that he was not a New London |92rn girl now er of the automobile that rtruck lh(; E\lllxesswl-m]rne: Porter the early part of firs]t of the w;rkkh ¢ ars. H. 7. wenss. ertainent iy end . Mrs - Todis: Swmith thug, but was a machinist employed | The war-time ibition” | wagon in_which William Slocum and | eck Mrs. A. S. Peckham been in| Mrs. Henry Young and granddaugh- |, e B e in Boston or vicinity and had been ready affected m’{"l";l?;fi'fi‘,mlffl.n a;glw:filam Knowles were riding, causing| _Mrs. Raymond Squiers has gone to Willimaniic this week visiting friends |ter have retarned from . fow days I"'“’AM",“"“ Afcw, TEnestrBmith iand & shopmate and acquaintance of Ri-[the Rhode Island institutions, and it their deaths. Mansfield a: nurse at the state hos-'and attending the Chautauqua ses- | visit to Boston. | daughter” on the Fourth of July. Mr: Jer. With the aid of the Cambridge |is probable that it will be necessary| It is going some when Watch Hill-|Pital and training school | sions. Miss Nellie Lowe is visiting her|[Ernest Smith with her daughters re police, this man was located, and on|to go into the open market for labor, |ites are shocked at tne bathing beach: | I Lyman of Wethersfield, for-! Mr. and Mre. Francis Belwan of |brother in Peace Dale SRS M e R Thursday, accompanied by . John [if ihe shortage of commitments con. |but that girl {#om White Rock turned |merly residing on the green, is not in|Aniston were guests of relatives here ' - Donald H. Stiffie of New York wa Lynch. the officer went to Cambridge |tinue as it has from July 1. There|the trick this week. good health at present, and is living |last week. = o the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter and the identification was made com- |have been but very few men commit-| The leisure visitors to Wetserly are|2an outdoor life. occupying a tent near| William Nott of New London was a LEDYARD CRnveh overithe Holday: plete. The man was turned over to|ted to the house of correction and|sure to make an inspection of the Li-|Ris son Raymond at the lake. |recent visitor at his former home at| apdut 20 of the voung people of the| Mrs. A. D: Barrett is entertaining Policeman Chase and the nrisoner |the shortage of help at the power sta- | brary and Memorial building, and they | A8 Chester Winsor and children G, B. Dimon" o claly went. to .Watch H for a few weeks- her mother and concluded to wairn - -—‘=adition |tion and storehouse already acute.|are always cordially welcomed. {of Providence are visiting Mr. and! 'The cool weather of thls week and|(pe fourth of July. Thes i th of New York cit rights and came to Westerly. The operations at the institutions can-|_The midnight mail service thati \h“ [‘le: yton L“}{unt 2 {rains are very. acceptable, after the|znq returned homo late, af AN Boll of o York oL e o D T . Prertained |extreme heat of last w pleasant outir < also .guests of Mrs. Barrett em His name is Martin V. ..oughton. |not be curtailed as the state alms-|Westerly has been favored with [t s b oE Bt Eion conacl n ¢ Isaac. G. Geer en-iIndependence: day. machinist, married. havinez a wife and three children. As far as huild is con- cerned he is far removed from the traditional thug. He pleaded not guil- ty¥ to the charge of committing a vio- lent assault upon John Lynch, Decem- ber 19. 1818. His counsel, Attorney Ledwidge, stated that he was called into the case but a few hours before, and asked for an adjournment for one week. The case was so con*nued and the bond was fixed at $1,000. If th bond is not furnished Houghton will be committed to the Washington gflunl)' jafl pending hearing next ¥ri- ay. Sstquestion of admitting house and state hospital must be pro- vided for. Delegates from Westerly fire com- panies attended the quarterly meet- ing of the Rhode Island State Fire- men’s League in Auburn. President! George H. Merrill presided and forty- three delegates f®om twenty-seven organizations were present. The South Kingston Veteran Firemen’s - associa- tion was admitted to gnembership. The u the Vigilant Fire company of Aponaug to the league was discussed, but no action was taken as the application was not in_required form. abandoned and | P nvonven. | and other friends at a party given in i the cottage of Madisen Woodward on New | the lake. ~Her guests were Marion Id ~ Claire Calnen and Myrtice Trvon o York has been extended to this s tion. Delegates are here from the higlg;wmi:“c Dorothy Burnham of city urging local emploves to give | . Helen ] that city a wide berth, and suggesting | Vile, Harriet Bilison = of Mansfiel et oYy demand . am increase 1n|Jean Natsch of Brooklyn, N. Y. Helen S e Brown and Evelyn Lyman of Colum- An automobile in which was a party | P bound to Watch Hill for the season overturned en route and the party fin- ished the trip by trolley from Norwich. | 9% e None were injured by the _accident,| ' ilimantic. The party will occupy The Mapies at has been forty years, “greatly the general public ienced thereby.” The shirt-makers’ strike . in dressing of oil and tar is being put on the state road from-the center Helen Reynolds of Eagle- | Mansfield, | of the town to the main highway to| GOSHEN stephen Manning and brother, Nor- mand of Watertown have returned, after spending several days friénds here. T. Y. Register of Bantam. Conn. is a guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Williams. Misses Josephine and Helen Maxson of Waterford are guests of friends at Maple Hill Farm. A number from this place attended the very interesting Chautauqua meet- ings in Norwich this week. A local Union Christian Enaeavor with Mr. and Mrs. | l l @ e‘fime ‘. Has To Be Furnished! Phebe A. Knapp, of Hope Valley,| The Narragansett company of Wick- |the hill. ROCKVILLE died April 2. 1919, leaving her husbana, | ford was granted, the use .of ‘the iron = * : meeting is to be held with the Y. P, Frederick D. brother and | pipe belonging to the league for the —oN o S denEhast tof, xeter (dM=d| 8. C. E. of,the kebanon:Center Cony It is your money that pays for Fumiture, It is for you e g oy o W Rt S e BRG] s ol of Bovir wiaced i Wada- | e Rt oa) Cchurch, Sunday cvening (§ tq gee that you get all you are entitled fo in Feal valie and a petition in the probate court of the wantuck park on the morning of July| John Dougherty of Boston and his fown of Hopkinton. April 10, aski ecretary McLaughlin report orni - o i o g | T U robuptall it | P onrth, through the patiiotic endeavor | Jiitle daughter were here Wednes- service. estate. A cister of Mrs. Knapp ob- | Relief Fund had voted to incréase the|Of the people of Stonington, has been, day. 2 SOUTH WOODSTOCK - [ = the apw = subjected to severe criticism from a| Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Browning of o tting all e o the e o inend | emppation for , fremen injured | urce unexzpected, partially through | Hope Valley made a trin to Redwood:| ' Visitors in town over the Fourth We can tell you that you cannot be. sure of getting Knapp and the matter was continued to June At that time Mr. Knapn was in court. and the jndee apnointed while on duty to $3 a day. meeting will be held in October, the The next first Wednesday, with the Fire King r consideration.| N. Y. for the Fourth. Mrs. Brown- ing will visit her parents through July and August. Jjealousy and unfa The result is vandalism of the most| disgraceful nature, and is not charac- were Miss Annie Shippee of Hartford, Mrs. Evan Washburn of Dorchester at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace you are entitled to unlezs you come and se¢ with your own eyes the assortment of Furniture that offers the most of - T Sl TR °°;n‘:""zv°f;’":“xef' terlstic of the betfer element of Ston-| Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ramsay and |Andrews, Mi Isie Barber of Dan- Y desi 2 a4 d 7 i ohn W. Braphy has purchased from | ington. During Thursday night the son, mond, of Auburn, spent alielron with her sister, Mrs. Albert i . Whether you may need an od Mr. Knapp, through Judge Herbert board was smeared over by brown |week visiting Mrs. Kamsay's parents, | Williams. EYeTyLINg youlgese Yy Y John H. Murphy the business which piece or a whole housefull of Furniture, you may be cer- ool O am abpeal from the |has been conducted. twenty-seven | paini. There is a Suspicion as to the | and returned to their home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Swan of Provi- perior court for Washington (‘m";l vears by Mr. Murphy, and located in|identity of the . berson who did thi ‘Walter Durfee of Cranston was at|dence returned to their home Monday, Tnder the Rhode Teland law. the hus. |the Murphy block, Canal street. Mr.|contemptible thing and an effort is|the Moore homestead for a week over|after a week spent with H. T. Welis|{ tain of finding the desired article from our extensive stock band, if he s0 requests, must be ag. |Brophy has been in the employ ot Mr. | being made to coliect evidence against| the Fourth. 258 firaly g . Murphy and is familiar with all the|him. A crowd attended the social at| Mr. and Mrs. Needham and daugh- |§ of household furnishings. \ a few cents—Try It! details of the business. He served overseas in M company, 18th Infantry, ployment, and Mr. Murphy gave him opportunity to take over the business. was opened by Dr. J. W. Leech, eye of Providence. Dr. John Oven Bird hall, Thursday evening. Stonington Pointers. Moses Brennan was a caller at-the Miss Gladys Dewey, graduate nurse, is spending a vacation with Mr. Mrs. Montz O. Strickler at Bay Vi Fire escapes have been placed on ing at Slocum for Mary Woo | Blueberries are getting riv activity at the shipyards. CHFSTNUT HILL 3 FOR FRECKLES i | The meeting of the Washington : = f County Medical society was held at|the north and south sides of the| Addic Ball and Mary McNulty of When acid-distressed, relieve the |The Oaks, on the Shore road. Dr.|schoolhouse. This: is in compliance | Auburn and Tithel Thatcher of Fast| B o g o oy s # | William C. Posey, of Philadelphia read | with state requirements. | Providence were callers on TFannie |} in - . irls! Make beauty lotion for an interesting paper on The Common| With no vessels on the marine rail- | Moore. | Diseases of the Eye. The discussion|ways, there is lack of constructive| l'“nln ter Mildred, also James Coldman and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Help Your Digestion | This store offers you the greatest values because it is the prevail. — fay foay 3 et etttttteesee | First division, U. S. A, and was|, SUSS BECYE DIWEr. BoAtHa BN & | Mosher Webster place Wednesday s |wounded and gassed in action. Mr.|2and emploved & s ar.| Myet Browning has returned home = = : : H i LEMON JUICE Erobhy retuned heme abont a mionth{yacation visit at the home of her par- | . J¥°L DIRTINE Jag resrnes tome store in which val'ues are safe and reliable. 'ln this store ago, was given back his former em- o SeRter ot ilad ia | in_the store. H 1 '8 Miss Clara Strickler of Philadelphia " g08 KO0 o 1o been doing hay- it is the customer’s choice not the salesman’s that must nc—o—«—-..—.._.__.,_.....,. ¢ |cpecialist, e “eeeees |\ Peters, president of the Rhode Is- | : i et = , > - %t Mrs e Dissolve easily on tongue—as Squeeze the juice of two lemons into | land Medical society, made his offcial £ COLCHESTER \ionr;\lalred W’(:'e I\‘-\ee(:sia';?v?i ré‘.f‘e'i’t’f” g; leasant t: ta{e as iy Ko SHOME FURNISHERS & bottle containing three ounces of |visit. There was discussion of the Miss Margaret Murray returned oru\Ir SO C.. B Blicsn. pleasa o ly. Keep i G 5 e e ke e el Jou need of an hopital in Westerly, and |Thursday to New York after a month's!" Jiry. Emma Tabor and son, of Nor your stomach sweet, try Ki-moids TARIRST INORWICH . CONN. quarter pint of the best freckle | Drs. Payne, Johnson and May were | Vvisit with her brother, David B. Mur- by S £ 4 M e Yo = DEL and tan lotion, and complexion beauti- {appointed 2 committee to investigate |ray. < b ;‘n':"d;\r's?fis v;‘etek“ * o MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE STHE! [TOME DQUARE DA fier, at very, very small cost. and report to the next meeting. Joseph Soltz of New London ‘was; {10 T0€ G937 BCt WO nt axk MAKERS OF SCOTT'S muuno,ua . Your grocer has the lemons and -any Lscal Taconics, the guest of relatives in town Thurs-| J'? g e ERb. . drug store or toilet counter will suppl 2 ; E day. jJe ew Haven' visitors the Thus far. twenty-six women: have| “joegerick T. Bunce returned to his| three ounces of orchard white for a few | cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, meck, arms and hands each day and see how freck and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes. It is harmle and never irri- registered in Westerly with the inten- tion of voting for president of the United States. Coroner I. H. Brown's verdict that the accident was unaveidably may put the quietus on the proposed suits on damages against Mr. Coster, the own- of Market Street, at 10:30 A. reach Norwich at 6:30. The Steamer Nelseco II Will Make Sunday Excursion to Ocean Beach every Sun- day during the season, leaving the Railroad dock at foot at 12 o’clock. Returning leave Beach at 5 o’c.lod: and Thuunbnndnewboatvndnbeuelfngmelndnnple accommodations for 600 passengers. FARE 40c EACH WAY. M. and arriving: at the Beach home in Norwich Thursday after a | few days' visit here. ‘Arthur G. Wickwire of New Haven | was the guest of his mother, Mrs.! Jane Wickwire, Thursday. Max Conen was a Norwich visitor| the Baptist church | at 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m B. D. Remington, the pastor, will *h at both services. . ‘and Mrs. Benjamin London left Thursdaz or a_few days’ visit with; triends in New York. Abraham_ Agranovitch of New Lon- | don was the guest Thursday fof his! mother, Mrs. I. Agranovitch. | Louis E. Baldwin of iddletown was | calling on friends in town Friday. Leonard Siebert of East Hampton was a visitor here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of New Haven are guests at Mrs. Nellie Doane's for | a few days. Carl Rogers of Salem was im tow: i R. Anderson of X motored to Columbia | Indepéndence day and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clarke, re- turning Mond: Rev. Dr. Befge, pastor of the Colle- giate church in the Bronx, N. Y. has arrived with his family at the lake| and will occupy one of the coltagesf during the summer. - { All the teachers in town have been recommended for reappointment dur- ing the coming year, but have not yet received their contracts. Marfon Holmes has gone to Dan- bury to take a month’s course at the! state normal training schol, as rec- ommended by the school superinten- dent to all teachers. Miss Annie Bailey, the teacher in the West street school, was to have gone to Danbury for study with Miss Holmes, but not being well was ad- vised by her physician to defer going for the present. Howard Rice and family went Sun- day with his brother-in-law ‘in the latter's car to his home In South Wallingford, as his guests dufing the present weel. Mrs. Helen Perry of Shelton, for- . Miss Paeker,. was the-guest of - —TRY OUR— Telephone 1257 0. 2 Lehigh Chestnut Coal For Your Kitchen Range $10.00 Per Ton EXTRA LARGE SIZE, CLEAN AND 'LONG LASTING ETUCKET COAL AND WOOD COMPANY Corner North Main and South Golden Streets