Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 30, 1919, Page 9

SALE OF SUITS In our stock there are about 75 Suits that we want to sell quick, and a mark-dewn price has been put on each suit: ! Some are two-piece Summer Suits, the others are medium weight, suitable for year-round wear. : Colors are plain. shades of gny‘u'nd green, gray mixtures and a few dark mixtures. Here are the prices:— TWO.PIECE SUITS $9.75——$12.75 MEDIUM WEIGHT SUITS $18.75——823.75 Best picking for those who come first. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. THE CHURCH COMPANY CYR BUILDING DANIELSON ‘N sei e Louis Tetreault, of New Bedford, is in Danieison, called here by the death of_his son, Benoit Tatreault. Visit the Japanese tea garden at the lawn fete Thursday. White elephant booth and nienic booth among the at- tractions.—adv, 3 Members of the K. of C- from Put- nam and other surrounding towns came here to confer a degree on a class of candidates of Rose o Lima couneil, K. of C. Danielson people who have been at Oakland beach tell of digging banmer skets of quohaugs Which ‘are plen- iful this summer at that resort. Work on the construction of the Da- vis block on Main street is being ad- vanced. This building will provide danlelson with two extra stores. Chester Arthur Terwilliger, who ha peen in the service overseas, has ar- rived in this country and is expected at his home at South Killingly with- in_a few days. We have taken the agency for the Ford line for the coming season. D E._ Jette—adv. Priests from parishes in tils sec- | tion will be at Putnam today to at- tend the funeral of Rev. Adelard La- Croix, who died at.his home in that city Sarday. Members of C Company, = State Guard, are much interested in_ targe practice and some of the -men will try to gualify for places on the state team this year. ¢ he luck oo trolley service kas re- sulted ir the postponement of a num- Ler of Sunday school picnics and other h ortings sheduled to be held at resorts alongs the trolley line. Notwithstanding the continued kicks against the high cost of about every- thing, it is a healthy sign that Dan- ielson’s banks continue to show a steady increase in deposits. There doesn’t seem to be any par- ticular rush to start even the sur- vey of the mections of state highway between Brooklyn and Hampton and Killingly and “the Rhode Island bor- der, but the people in the towns inter- estéd arn simplv <t tight and waiting for developments. The possibiiity v. it +ssumption of troliey traffic was causing gemeral in- terest throughout this seetion during Tuesduy, and there was speculation as to how many of the car crews of this division would report ‘for duty. Railroad police were again active here Tuesday, trying to put a stop to the practice of crossing the tracks of the N. Y., H. & H. R. R. com- pany at many points near the st and in the freight vard. Frank nu an employe of the €. ter company, was the firs apprehended A few weeks ago a numiber of per- sons were ordered into court for trespassing on railroad property, this cons of taking short-cuts across the compan:’s right of wav. At that time the court cases were disposed .of without inflicting any serious penaj- | ties on the defendants. | The company is bound that this practice of (respassing must stop. as is indicated by the return of the rail- road police herc on Tuesday Coroner A. G. Bill. vho investigated the accident in which one man was killed and another badly injured at the plant of the Morse-Nightingale com- Wallingford.—The Elks' drive start-{ Migddletown.—In a consignment of|pany in Putnam Saturday morntng ed Sunday at 1 oclock, wien teams| 368 machines shipped the other -day | when a derrick fell over said {hat the made up of members of ihe local lodge | from the Noiseless Typewriter factory | derrick fell because a hook on eme of anvassed the town fo raise $.200 for|in this city 200 were direct shipment| the guy wiree or cabies brake the work of the Salvation Army to Italy and 68 for Switzerland. hook: was défective. the CoroIor. It The H. Wales Lines company of — Meriden are the contractors who are SPECIAL SHOWING OF VANITY FAIR AND PHOENIX SILK UNDERWEAR The Silk Underwear sold at this store is made of superior quality silk, and the mode of manufacture permits the gar- ments to be so elastic that they provide comfort to the wearer whatever the posture of the body: ; < The garments are cut to fit, and the seams are finished flat, which helps to maintain the trim, tailored effect the garments are intended to give. ‘When you come to this store ask to see our line of Under- silks. It will pay you from the standpoint of economy alone. VESTS, phain and embroid- _¢’§ ered, $2.00 to $3.75 UNION SUITS $4.50 and POENIX SILK VESTS, Ribbed, White and Flesh, $3.75 VANITY FAIR SILK GLOVES We carry a very complete line of these goods, in a wide range of shades. They are'made with double tips, and to the appearance of the gloves. All White, Brown—89c¢, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 a pair. doing the work at the miH plant. The experiment of burning fuel oil nnder boilers at a hig fextile plant in Mechanicsville will vatchad with jnterest by some manufacturing concerns in this vieinity, it was stated ere on Tuas: It is claiied that a very considerable saving of monay 1 be made through dev-cping pow- { or from fuel oil instead cf sor: coal. Mrs. Maude B. Walker has announc- ed the marriage of her laushteri Es- sie. to Willlam Sibley Mavein, Sntor- day, July 26, ai Richmond. Va.. where | Mtr. and Mrs: Martin are to bg at noma at 1030 West Grace streer. 00d weather durin; the present weck has permitted 1ing better on the comstrrc:ion the rctch of state hiziw i o 3 to Goodvear. Vehicles are getting throwgh on thé sections under construction. buf many are avoiding Progrcas nev teh rough going by using the back road to Goodyear or by going to the Jake by way of Attawaugan cross- ing. - 5 W. 1. Bullard. who recently returned from Rurope, where he served as a member of a cotton commission. is ex- pected herq this week. Mr. Bullard had an interesting trip througzh a number of European countries. Several Danielson boys are division of American troops Jeaving the occupied section of Ger- many this week. As they wi cmbark 2t Brest as rapidiy as can e :rrarged in the that is for them, they are expecicd to be at their homes here sometime during August. One man who does a great deal of joh work in and about Danie: 5 xasd csday that he is pavias in: good men who will work hayfields. “And T'll zive a m: dces as much work as I d> 75 ceuts a2 hour and let him work as long as h> likes, and I'm not such a tremen- cevs worker, either.” a5or situa- This is indicative of the L tion in this na-+ vt of Con- necticut at the present time. _ The Goodysar Mills ompioyes start- ing in automobiles on their fifth an- nual outing Saturday morning will We are distributors for Philadel; Diamond - Gizd Ratteries, guaran for 18 months. GET OUR PRICES— GET SATISFACTION WE ARE FXPERTS ON REPAIR i WORK. Deaiers We invite vou to send for our Deslers’ Plan ILLINGY.Y MOTOR SUPPLY CO. Main Si. opp. A. & P. Store, Danicison. T &F. woop *The Local Undertaker” DANIELSON, CONN. Pariors ¥ Meghanic Strest (] E. L. DARBIE Attorney-at-Law A Windham County National Bank Bldg. Danielson. Telepone 303 M:xwefl Agency Maxweli and Chalmers Cars and Max- | well Trucks. Used Cars. = H. E. ANDERSON 21 Mapic St. Danielson, Conn. Telawhans 340 Captain Robert Hurley of the stu': cer Howard Eliio: galice and Sjate Of n on_Tuesda: These officers: have been in. Union ii- vestigating the recent murder. 3 Elmer’ E. whose ' neck war broken eaXly this month, when he feil from a load of hay while at -work o: a farm in. this town. remains in : critical condition at the Day Kimbal hospital. There is little in b ' condition. it was stated Tuesday. One of the fresh air children sent out here from New York a week ago has tired of country life and develop- ed such a case of homesickness that it wag_necessary to return to the little _one to the big town : President E. F. Perry, M. D., of the Putnam post of the American Legion said Tuesday afternoon that he has ed a number of large posters | setting forth the merits of the legion. Some Of these ‘posters will be put up here, others distributed in surrounding ‘towns. # Priests from many sections of Con- necticut will come here today to at- tend the funeral of Rex. Adelard La- croix, who dled at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse La- croix, on Maynard street, early Sunda _morning. Pierre Harold, whose hand was in- jured while working about.having ma- chinery in Killingly last week, had the ring finger of his right hand ampu- tated at the Day Kimball hospital, where he was treated when' first in- Jured. department is away on his annual va- cation. < Captain Bulger of the police depart- ment released Tuesday afternoon to its owner, G. Gasso, Springfield, an auto- mobile that figured in the tearing down of more than 100 feet of iron fence on Church street, the matter of the damage having been adjusted. Tuesday evening there was a meet- ing of the committee—George Baker (chairman), Irving H.-Miron-and J. J. Dupre—of invitation of thé Welcome Home celebration. This' committee has_nearly. a complete. list of names of Putnam men who were in the ser- vice and wil send an invitation to each one to come and participate in the big celebration on Labor day. The list on hand contains more than 300 names. and it is believed that 30 to 40 more will be added. . The body of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murray of Brooklyn was bBrought to Putnam for burial in St. Mary’s cemetery. James Lucey, City Clerk Thomas P. Ryan and Officer Thomas Duffy were Putnam men who were witnesses of the fall of an aeroplane that had been engaged in doing stunts at Nantasker Beach. The aviator was not seriously injured. i In behalf of Arnold Berry of Atta- waugen. who remains. at the Day Kimball hospital, suit for $5.600 dam | ages has been brought against John Ryan of this city. owner and driver ‘of the public service touring car that struck and badly injured Berrv in an accident on the highway near Wild- wood park a week aro last Saturday evenink. It was stated on Tuesday that Berry ix steadily showing im- provement in condition, and there is now strong hope that he will recover. Up to fate Tuesday afternoon no ce had been found of Mrs. Annal Dawson, who made her escape from | ihe hospital here carly Mondav morn- ing. The belief was stronger in man circles here on Tue: that Dawson has carried out her threat ‘o end\ her life, and it is b d that she cast herself into the river. Captain Bulget said Tuesdoy art noon that Mrs. Dawson had threate ed to him that she would cnd her 1if rather than be forced Lo stond frinl o9 2 charge of bigamy in Octaber. Ther are circumstances. it is claimed in i half o€ Mrs. Daweon. fhat woenld mit to'make a splendid defen this serious charze hut her ences aeemed to have u Will Putnam have ¥ troiley serwic. this morninz? Well marbe. a . maybe not. No one here could ve i defnite answer to the question | late Tuesday afternoon. Neither| would anyone predict whether the men ' of this diyvision would return to work.| There was this encouraging sign. ! however: Trackmen were working | along the line removing accumulations | of sand or gravel fhat in many siaces | had buried"the rails two or three| inches deem and at other places men | were cutting away .the weeds and grass that has grown up. undisturbed, close beside the tracks during the past two weels. Whatever happens today as to re- sumption of service, there is a wide- spread feeling here that theservice Will be resumed before long. This be- lief seems to be based on the thought that if the 014 emplores do not-return, other men Will be sought to fill thefr places. The entertainment committee, of which Attorney Archibald Macdonald, Jr. is chairman, will have charge of | the calling and' arranging of the next meeting of the Putnam post. of the American Legion. 1t is likely, it was said on Tuesday by ah officer of the orgunization, that some. special enter- tainment feajures will be proyided for this zathering. i The public service men who have been runninz ‘bus lines out of Putnam were interested as much as anvone on | Tuesday in the prospect of the trolley service being resumed. Whether there is any trolley service or not, the 'buses will run todal. it was stated here on Tuesday. Make Mrakovich, the Unfon mur- derer now being held at Union jafl. 1s | SHOULD KNOW. - - said to have been intensely jealous of his wife, and without cause, and it believed that this weakness on hi make an impressive showing as there probably will be more than two score cars in the line. The Goodyear band will g0 along with the big and happy family and furnish music during the day. The emploves are to eat @ shore dinner at Crescent Park down the Providence river. 3 RBrooklyn Jjail's dwindling roster of prisoners is’ getting widespread pub- licity. A press despatch, sont out by a news distributing association, told briefly of the shrinkage in the list of prisoners and of how successfullx the jail has been managed during a term of many years, the nrisoners be- ing required to work in operating the big farm and 4 -~ ~ o work outside for farmers and others. | WHAT EVERY MAN AND WOMAN | How to have a Eood complexion. re- move freckies, pimples and wrinkles; how to look your best, fat or skinny: strenginen eyes, voice; quit toebacco, Sorrect sagging skin, stuffed ‘nose, promwote the growih of halr. evelashes And eyeurows; ills of feet. kidneys and stomach. Specify any one of above aiiments T wiil send you the cure or relief for same for only 12 cents in stamps have no mirscle remedies to seil ‘nothing but "advice = derived Years oxperience Wil from 20 thou- sipesof testimonials. All. mail re- irigtest confidence. Satis- me in the faction funded. Kr.lzeo, N is Sergeant Julius Cordier of the police 30 % 3 ) i TN it at once. can avoid. Sch..artz Bros., Inc. 3 “The Big Store with the_ Little Prices” 8-11 WATER STREET, NORWICH, CONN. szl T e e I HE inevitable i three meals hold too many women prisoners . four walls and rob them of beauty and health. mer months, kitchen work imposes an extra tax that every housewif Because of Hoosier’s scientific arrangement of labor-saving conveniences, you can prepare and clear up-after meals in half the usual time. And you can save the strength to enjoy the hours you g Don’t Delay Your Rightful Leisure Another Das In thes To delay means pleasures missed—a tired mind and body at the day’s end there is no excuse, for the Hoosier Club enables every housewife to enjoy t many benefits of this labor-saving machine. Sim- ~ ply pay ONE DOLLAR when your Hoosier is delivered—the balance in small weekly payments, Your Hoosier awaits you. Come and see Then have it delivered and start a4 new era in your home—an era that means freedom. But do it now, Releases the Bond: of Summmer Drudgery € SU mat A1 part is what led to his committing the murder. One who has _seen him a number of times since the commission of the crime said Tuesday that the man does not seem to.feel any par- ticular remorse over what he has done excepting insofar as his crime has caused him personal punishment and placed him in danger of, being exe- cuted. : Mrakovich is a Croatian, it is stated, and was not an over-industrious farm er, but given to letting his wife do much of the farm work and at times beating her. BALLOUVILLE The . Cohnecticut Mills team is to play the local nine.on.the grounds of the Ballou Mills Athletic Association next Saturday afterneon. Mrs. Ellen Wallen and her daughter Dorethy with Mrs. Sophia Pollock, who _have been spending some weeks at the Pollock house here. bave re- turned to Fairfield. Postmaster J. 1. Pray and wife have been entertaining the latters brother, W. H, Barton, superintendent and auditor of the Salina Northern R. R., of Salina, Kansas. He had not been here for 18 years. He was for- merly connected for quite a period with the N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co,, with headquarters in- Boston. Many in~-this village and Attawau- gan expressed sympathy for C. H. ¥risbie, of Norwich, agent of the At- tawaugan Company. whose wife died recently after a long illness. Mrs. Frisbie was the sister of “~Benjamin Taft of Attawaugan. - Mr. and Mrs. Frisbie were married wheny the for- mer was superintendent of the Bal- lou mills, G T. H. Woodward, Son of Rev. W. D. Woodward, is to preach in the Brook- lyn- Baptist church Sunday morning néxt. . Miss E. V. Weodward and Miss L. M. Miils, of Boston, and Fred B. Hop- kins, of Mapleville, R. I, visited at the week-end with Rev. W. D. Wood- ward and family at the Methodist par- sonage. Dr. B. L. Mills] pastor of the M. E. church in Gardner, Mass., called Saturday. Several members of the Methodist Sunday school- from this village join- ed_with others .in_Attawaugan _and wélit to Roseland, Bark Saturday af- ternoon for ® picnic. Most of the 26 who weng enjoyed Dboating. On 'the return those going in_the open truck were somewhat dampened by show- ers. TR T 2 There will be no service next Sun- day evening. at. Blackstone hall. as there is to he held.in the auditorium of the Atawaugan Methodist church At 7.30 4 stereapticon lecture on Mor- gan Memorial, the, great.iustitutional church of Boston. Messrs. L. I'. Bat- te yand W. Gilbert, of Putnam, are to be present. the former to give the lec- ture and the Jatter to manipulate the slides. - The offering is to be_for the Woman's Hpme AMissionary Society. Mrs. Thémas H. Allshaw - and daughter Iva have returned, .after a visit with friends. in Lowell. Mass. The. cottage -meeting Thursday eve- =onal atiention, So- write [ning is to'be -at. the-home 0f Superin- cConnell. l;“fil >Bf people 180k easy until you ¥ 16 do tham. MANSFIELD DEPOT Thuraday, at 8 p. m. in thé chapel|vocal solo, Rose of My He The C. E. monthly meeting and so-| Agnes Whit reading, Miss Eva N. Bosworth of Spring-| cial promises to be of special inter-| Mrs. McCarthy and the Pictur fcld. Mass, was the guest last week|est. The social committee announc-|Bvangeline Lawton: addre of her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Sted-| €S a4 game social, etc. the Marketman and the Rem e S Stephen McNoughton, who went to| a1, aiee dawson {hen Eav Fred Brigham was taken ' to the( ., SPeon WG ouonton (00, wers o fleld, Mias L wion hist Johnson Memorial hospital Monday of| P B0 | Jhe ) MENEIGS | SEL | tract from the poem Evang last weel, and operated on next day.| 1913 and from there to France, was| ¥ Deckham, Mrs. Arnold. Stor Mrs. Yale, of Merrow, entertained|penrq from last week, as having safe- | ars William Neel the company assembled at Dunham || ™ erured to Uncls Sam's country.| Mre Wilam Neely Memorial for the cake and ice cream o Eley Paple. couniey. - sale last Wednesday evening with| feng 0P¢ 10 Se¢ him own r WHITE ROC] two beautiful gongs. % s Miss Lizzie J. Dunham of Staffor > Mrs. Ousley of Paw Springs visited her aunt, Mrs. Jane EAST WOODSTOCK spending a few davs wi Stedman, Tuesday of last week. Miss Litlian _Ben ter; Mrs. Springs, Vimeria The Mary visited Fowler Thi Durkee were Friday, on_ business. Ernest Durkee wi sell, of Willimantic, of his sister, urday. Mrs. Ellen Wilco: a large company of her children and grandchildren Sund: The July Memorial church MeclIntyre, their McCollum family Mrs. A mecting will Mr. and Mrs. C. tain®d Mr. and Mrs. field, Mass., day of last ton and her sis- of Stafford cousin, Miss ursday last. and Mrs. in Willimantic on ith his son, Rus- was at the home J. Bowers, Sat- week. tained Sunday Mr. ford, South Manchester, home, and Mrs who has home, and with ‘them. x was visited by il last. of be. ay munity club day. Dunham held on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. May Faulkner and two children and Miss Florence Mrs. MaryvbgKajem been visiting. May An enjoyable mseting of the Com- was held The programme consisted of home and fa bard at_the John Miner to, return to Arthar Alex Dodgeville. Mrs. Willis vid Nason Ashaway Thomas Film has been spending his brother, Edmond turned to New York Friends of John to welcome him home oversea Mr moved H. Killam_enter- evy of Spring- and Thurs- h to) enter- Tiwel T. ' D. of Hart- Bunce of E. Bunce, wyp old hom n St and Mrs. were foi at ‘he; returned Mrs. Geoffre Westerly. and Wednes- a last Dem Nex.t Time—-Buy m’i‘?&‘i:flno vy Fiok) A remarkable Product. Every tire worth more than it costs. The Over-sizeNon-Skid Fabric; The Big Fisk Cord; The Red Top, ExtraPly, HeavyTread. 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