Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 30, 1919, Page 8

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World and ' w. dred different| |5 euly ome rums and other; ~°m§\c*::cg. s st and rest. the past ten| oioria but th FOR T statement issued| of the Natlonal not one be even the number t ais- | crown ar present. (he| frash air, sun- he oniy cures for Most of the! offered do mot! and som suppiy. them, {owift ot Red Cross Hardiy 2 dav| that some ed to the sei dvisory ber of comm sent c=t adequal ~* the town ¢ mora rool tention o nqal au who have bee Control of ter to care for your skin, ‘The Soap to cleanse Ointment to scothe m to perfume. these delicate, . experimeinai to test the fascinating fra- isitely scented face, uming powder. imparts | claims peace. and siin etk rable. Cutt: charm incos mmittes of in Americ HAVE YOU TRIED . = iF NOT WHY NOT cure It is best cases of tuberculosis every year in country which can only fresh air, sunshline, good food or undergoing some sort of treatment, e of them. are easily sw: The greatest nead inz the disease is for mora s and more doctors snd nurses | 1s Assoctation and state assoclations offer mor= just before Chriztmas. SCHOOL PETITION i PRESENTED TO SELECTMEN does not write| afedbncod R rSme! ihe junfor high rought up before the the warning for ugh town meeting, when other busines Norwich amateur navy department du ard this depart: od from Washington that governing the opera tions and radio equipmwent by amatenrs | 1 commercial traftic stations { main in effect until the president pro- New Haven—The ssart the fund for the New K | the best physicians and esperts in the e have learned that certain is fresh air given ly enough ere are now o such institutions in the country to pro-| vide beds for about 50.000. Against 00 here are at least 1,2 today the Nationa 1 Tub » than $3.500.000 w Christmas seals for 13 m 5 have the chool regul: ectmen so that and committee Ceommerce, tiee and were that Ty the edu. it would m for man t to h to be consi AMATEUR WIRELLESS CAN BE USED ONCEZ radio n obliged to cu MORE operators. thei part inst the will learn with pleasure that the ban is to| lifted after Ont. b all wireless came under tion of stations at schools other station ts vour every-day | celleges and 1o ot s? capt those transmitting or receivi | commercial traffic. The restrictions on will war emergency 18’ Friendly socie- a check of $1,000 en Y cbiell 3% the n sen be! For the quartér ending today (Sept. 3 Marshal Howard L. Stan tcn nas issued ~ 24 permits for new | buildings and alterations. Three per- have been issued during the past week. < The improvemenis at the Fall com- pany houses on Yantic and Sherman streets are well along to completion. Nearly every house owned by the com- pany mow has 2 piazza and electric lights. The piazzas in most cases are compieted, and all that remains to be done is the painting. Peck-McWililams had the contract. Contractors Peck-McWilllams are unusually busy this season. The building which they are erecting at i i i the tuberculosis sanatorium 1is now | raised and ready for the roof. Contractors Peck-McWilllams also have the centract for the erection of a new bhoiler house for the Atlantic Car- ton corporation in Greeneville. This building is now nearly ready to rececive the roof. It is of brick construction and about 25x30 feet in size. The Reid & Hughes company are econtemplating several changes in thelr floor space at the Boston store in order to provide room for a mnew drug store rhich is soom to open in Norwich. The anges are to be made in the part of the propertv &nown 23 the Willlams proper: The Reid & HuShes com- pany have leased for a long term-of vears the snace i{s cccupifes in the s non bullding and also the entire ams propertv. | w the local postoffice hy P. I\ Bweener, ! who has the coatract. The maln doors are to be arranged so as to stop the Araft that ordinarily ruskes throush he postrfice and lobdy durinz the winter, The beating eystem is also to he altared so as to wrovide more heat or the postoffice lobby. i Contractor Sweeney ere~ting a use of the bungalow tyve on Perkins { pvenue, Tt !s all roofed {n and is row readv for the plasterers. Alteraticna are nander way in. the ilding oceupied by Pasnik. Fasan's nd the Clrculating lbra- The contract has hacn siven P. F. Sweanev. The partition hetwesn the Circrlating Wbrary and Fsgan's Sinoke Shon s to he pulled out and thess twn stores made tnto ore laree Steel cellings are to ha {n- and a etatreay, Wil ba et = to the second mtorv. Paemit's torn s to be remodeled and enlarged. | A pi=fs glass front'fs to bLe bu'lt on the store. Sovaral erpoted n Tha= owned b tha The faurndatinn o te olceads 1o in= ta ahout 1717 | plate glasm windows. i are heling and farmer. } @& ToarA raprnar ona of tha hpha The athes By feot a MEW LOMNAN. wing buliding permits have The foll ‘ been gr: Cedar house, bouse, Squire hov oseph Caldon strest. Coat $2.00 { 1. T. Shemeia age. Ocean »urhall street FAward 1. Ravmond. n avenua. Cost $3000. Sreaks f--me house, Phil- Cost $5.000. . Gtiohall Cost $2.000, frome garags, 2400, Fuaerfo Tromortano rrea-d streat. Cnet 31 06R G. Nmen © house, Alger street. | Coct tanas } G Dneait>s =zarage, Montauk av- u=. Cost $400 GROTON. The frame for the cement foundation ead mi'l at TralFs Cor- enced Tuesday morning are maline ~0od progres: sary to et the work along nossible bafore cold weather hs construction. | he buflfing is fo be placed mear the | pital for the insane, the bids on which | éuring the past weeX. compared with | | of realty last week to 15 for the samse | week in 1918, whtie the mortgage loans Alterations were startel Monday at | i ! img is located on Matn | @ has two | | frameo house, fr=me house, Phfllipa framma adaitton, | Zrading, and the shrubs znd plants which Herman .Johl. the owner, to heautify the spot. Streets are aleo to be Jaid out for the evection of houses | necessary for the workmen who will come to the place to make lhelr homa. An up-to-date sewer system will also | be one of the new featyges of that sec- tlon. | MIDDLETOWN. | Plans are being figured for a new | ward building at the Comnecticut hos- | close today. The steucture will be of brfick. fireproof, two stories and base- ; ment. 105x283 feet. with reinforced | concrete floors, steel beams, slate roof, | plumbing, electrical signal syetem. ar- | tificial stone and Inarble trimmings. | tile and composition flooring. The cost | be about $175.000. JEWETT CITY. | Work has been started on the office building at the plant of the Jewett City | Textile company for which E. B. Gfi- bert has the contract. Real Estate Sales and Loans. Norwich had 22 eales of real estate nine for the same week last year. The mortgage loans for the respective weeks were $54,000 and $4,500. In New London there were 13 malee | for the respective weeks were $29,600 and $31,900. CONNECTICUT BUILDING -AND BUSINESS New corporations are reported fin this state durlng the past week to the fumber of 11, with authorised capital stock of $562,000. These figures com- y bare with threc companies during the {ltke weck of 1018, with capital of $320,- 009, and nine companies in 1917, with capital! of $§440,000, ¥ive petitions in bankruptcy is the ccord of business mortality in this slate during the week just- ciomed, with assets of $16,839 and Habilitles of $34,23:. A year ago for the lfke week | the record was two bankrupts, with assets of $327 and liahiifties of 31,608, jand in 1917 eight bamkrupts, with as- ;:qs ©! $88,354 and liabllitles ar $113,- An inereese of 160 per cenmt In the voiume of real eatnle transactlons in | the leading Connecticut towns reported (in tha Commerclel Record is the ree- ord for the pamt wecl, the nombder of | sales or warranty deceds belng Jjust| last year's figurss, while the it of mortzage loans for the weak as more than twice the figires for o lilke weol in 1813, The weak's sales bered £13. aczinst 407 Jast vear, 32.609,688, com- vesr amn. 50430 n 1le the record of b reied n Fartford, New Haven Waterbu-v, Rfamfard, New RBri New 7ondon, West Haven. Ham i Stratford »nd Sprl is mrt laroe. the ®+ures sme In Of these foe tha ke wesks of | 1917 anAa 1a1a Horad far BnNAtnes ATnes 162 ppvmmis Aty 1ae Ing| | SUILDING CPERATINAIG i IN NEW ENGLAND | wad engineering | < nd as compiled | . ‘Lsdse company follow: So 1519..3153,335 000 136,530,000 | 154,757,000 | 294,040 | 5,542600 | :T,zu,o/m; 052,000 | 131/670.000 2. -3 2 114.856.000 77,425,000 .. 100475 000 . RO Contra | BRANDEGEE WilLL VOTE FOR ALL RESERVATIONS on- vote for all the resers »mendments to the league na which the senate foreign relations committee has reported ahd will then vote against the whole t they are all adopted, he { stated =enate ¥riday evening dur: He idea, in the debate on the peace treaty. & is opposed to the whole league he said, but desires, if it is opted by the United States, to make it as *“Tittie dangerous” as possible for this country. The contention that there is fairness in th im that Great Britain should have six votes when the United States with 110,000,000 peonle, has only one, is a preposterous idea, Senator Bran- degee sald. “My chief criticism of the whole covenant and the treaty is that the United States does not seem to gz anything out of it. but an obligation declared Senator Brandegee. “I should like to have us get out of Europe and have our army taken out of Enrope for the purpose of keeping £hut of the in- finity of o2 | that are now going ‘hen S Walsh of Montana. { democrat. remarked that Senator Brandegee’s criticism of the league was negative, and asked what he would have he did not want the league of natalons. Brandegee replied: | “I'would bave had peace. We did not enter this war to form any league of nations. The process of amendment of this document is vital, said Semator Bran- degee, because hy the exercise of the | process of amendment an entirely new covenant can be made. We want vi- tal changes in the covenant. are certain amendments and certal reservations pending here in which ev- ery American In his heart believes; but we are told that we must not vote for them., not because they are not Tight, but becausa they are mot neces- gary for the preservation of the inde- pendence of this country, not because they are not necessary for our protec- tion under our form of government, and to prevent the invasion of our | eomtstitution, but because the adoption of such amendments or reservations| mizht require that the treaty be re- submitted to the other nations that have signed it. That, to my mind, is & perfectly pusillamious excuse. “It the president’s statement is true, that the league can not go into effect without America; that we ars to sta- bilize the world; that the heart of hu- manity will be broken if we do not en- ter the league; that he has a mission j and call to lead America into this | league for the purposs-of leading the whole world—if that is true. how long} dn you suppose the nations that signed this treaty would hesitate if we sald to them: ‘We would like at least to| have the voting power that you have | agreed Great Britain shall have?” | and embroilments | Thers | *Tiie nope to t LEESON OF COMMANDMENTS i IS LOVE, SAYS PREACMER | Centinuing his series of Sermons at ma: tn 8t. Patrick’s church Rev. Peter J. Cuny constdered ianity ae an Exact Science, the | basis of a definite assurance of salva- tion for every soul who obeys the ' commands of God. Science, the preacher said, is knew- ledge founded npon known principles and facts, taking the sclence of avia- tion as an example. To the person who does not understand its prineiples, av- iatien means nothing: so, too, Catholie religion is based npon known facts, hnt to the person whbo is mot fully ao- cuainted with these basic facts and does not know how to pat them inte practice. they are equally meainingless. History, tradltion, common sense, prove that the precepts of Christ’'s re- ligion have for their foundation ten laws. Jf thers were no law. there would be no evil. because no action weuld be prohibited: it s becanse God has forbidden certain acts that suech acts are classed as wrong. The preacher took up in turn ike fen great laws which God has given for man’s guidance, explaining the Ten Commandments as they relate to cer- tain acts which are wrong; for exam- | ple, the first commandment es inci- dentally prohibiting idolatry, apostasy, ! theism. heresy. Running through the st, Father Cuny shed new light upon many polnts which might seem doub?- ful to his hearers, setting forth clear- ly the teachin=s of the Cathoilc church upon these potnts. ~ This was particularly clear regard- | ing the third commandment: Remem- ber to keep holy the Sabbath day. Any form of worskin to sult the individual : not pleastng to God. since t Himself has enjoited tha of- i | ! i | ptifted in the | passed, 27 to 12 | bultaings. i r YOUu: keeping the commandments incites truest love for G Dauring the service there was pleas- ing music- by the regular choir with solos by Mrs. Frank L. Farreil. Per- haps the most harmonious portion ef ths music was the chorus singing of the Aposties’ Creed, the words of the Christian faith formuiared in tx Council of Nicaea, A. D. 325, and am Councli of Constantino- ple, A. D. 381 GRCTCN VOTES $25,000 5 TO U. 8. FLEET CORPORATION The annual meeting of the town of Groton, keld Monday morning in the town kall at Poquonnoc voted the sum of 325000 to tbe United Siates ship- ping board emergency ficet corporation as part payments for improvements made at Groton park- in coanection with the developmeni of the Groton Iron Works shipyard. The . proposal met with considerable opposition and the first wbte taken was a tie, 17 to 17. On a zecond vote the measure On ail but this matier in the call the action was unanimous... About - ffty voters were present, Selectman P. ewitt was moderator and Cierk Hury I. Baijey took the minuies. Everything asked for on the.lis! of i9 resolutions was granted; 312,000 was voted for the care and mainte- nance of the highways. wharves, bridges and landings in the town and 36,000 the same in Groton borough; $9.000 was voted for the maintenance 2nd equipment of Spicer home and the outsid poor and insane of the town. The sum of $40,980 was appropri for the sckhool and expenses of school isitors; and $1,200 for the toswn coart. Administration expenses, -includng salaries of officlals was voted and $3.003 was appropriated for the pur- pose. $600 for salary of G. A R was voted 359 and Perkins past $15 Yor decorating the craves of deczased members. The meeting wvoted $7.000 for pay- ment of the stats (ax, $1,100 for the milizary tax, and §2,500 for the coun- iy tax’ appropriation of $3/830 wag mads for the expenscs troimen and 31066 to repair the own it was voted that the salary of the town treasurer be $30 annually The selectmen were 2uthorized. to make iéans when needed, not to ex- cesd $80,80f It was decided that the board of assessors rbhould hereafter hold sessions in the szveral voting dls- tricts of the town. & Orchard street, Mystic, was accepted as a street to be hereafter cared for by the town. COL. HETRICK PLANS 5 BIG LEVEE PROJECTS Projecis for levee and - revetment work in Louisians whioh were pian- ned by Col Harold 8. Hetrick, district levee engineer, a son- of Rev. Andrew J. Hetrick of Canterbury, this wtata, {have heen approved by .the Missis- | sippi river commiszion and the chief government engineer., and the work will be started at once. It will call for the expenditurs of more money by the { government and the state than been spent in Louisiana for this work in years. ‘The repair and extemsiom of bank revetments, for which organisation ias been in progress for some time, will invoive an outiay of $913,000. This includes the purchase ~of two. 400- horse-power steam tugn with steel The revetments to receive af- tentiom are those .at Harxd Times, Kempe, (diles. and - Marengo Bends Grand- Bay, Plaquemine and the New Oricans harbor. The forces are al- of the holy sacrifice of the mass 2s the highest obligation and es ac-! ceptabie to His Father, and this fact | Pas been taught by His disciples and | their successors throughout the lomz | ory of the tatholic church, and the s2me command Is put Into practice to- aF. Since then the commendments are to be the rule of conduct. having dis- | obeved any one of them implies that | man has’ Incurred a penalty—but | Christ Himself has afforded the sinner | the means of coming back to God's friendshlp. The preacher epoke dr- | rectly of the oblization of Tepentance, | sorrow for sin, and the consoline fact that the Saviour has left to His church the inheritance of the wondertni power of forgivenéss. even though this power Is conferred upon the priest, himself of humar frailities 2nd obliged to confess his own sins with the same humfility of © everv other nenitent. The . Roman Catholic doctrite of psolution, so wonderful in Its consolation. insplra- tlon to right lvine. 2 s A check te future. sin, was sot h simply and = e oblization of ‘con- s novon everx Cathelic, from he humblest lavraan. n res Newtown.—A teachers' instituts for the towns of Newtown, Monroe, East- on and Trumbull will be held at the P October 10. After sll, the preacher said, the les- &on of the commandments of God and of His church may be summed up as Taove. *If you love Me, you will keep My commandmants” and, conversely, § P - Style and oervicein ‘Shoes areworth. | WHEN YOU PAY THE PROPER PRICE FOR A PAIR OF SHOES THEY GIVE YOU SERVICE COM- MENSURATE WITH YOUR EXPENDITURE. THE RECOLLECTION OF THE SERVICE THEY HAVE - GIVEN-YOU STICKS IN YOUR MIND LONG AFTER YOU’VE FORGOTTEN HOW MUCH THEY COST THE KIES CO. was | £ Tt was voted to pay $11,000 on the| }town indebtedness, {the clerk to the selectmen, and $4,000 ) {for a comtingent fund. Wiliiams post. of ths pa- | 80 MAIN STREET ready in the field, and the first mat- | tresses were lzid in front of the new army supply depot. All the revetment work will bé done by the engineering {department itself. The work at the junction of the At- ichafalaya and Red rivers with ! stssippi also will be resumed. 1 project will also be carried out with zovernment forces exclus The building of new levees a largements is estimated to demand 131,450,000 of federal funds and those | contrivu ee boards. aquired by law to provide one doilar for every two of zovern- ment money. CALL UP 734 Gas At EFFICIENT With or Without ments but Always and ECONOMICAL— MODEL RANGES - We furnish Repairs for aif makes of Range: A. J. Wholey & Co. 12 FERRY TREET WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION AGREEMENTS APPROVED Nine workmen's compensation & | ments as follows have been approved by Commissioner J. J. Donohue: = T. A. Scott Co., Inc. New London employer, and Biisha Post, don .employe, strained muscles of back on August 28, at rate of $13.27. C. K. Smith, New London. employ- er. and Robert Townsend, Uncasville | employe. infected right hand, at rate| of $1250. Bingham Paper Box Co. New Lc don, emplover, and Marion Muns New London, em . Tacerated f 12, at rate of § Itadiator Co.. and Dennis Costel employe, fra Phone 581 . g | Modern Plumbing - as escential in mcderm heuses as siectricity is to hting. Wa. gusran- tee the very best PLUMBING WORK orwich, | by expert workmen at ' the fairest To. 66 | prices. ¢ o' Ask us for plans and prices J. F. TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street! ROBERT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING 4 PLLUMBING, 3TEAM HEATHeS ° Washington Sg., Washington Sulidimg| Nerwich, Conn. ; Agent for N. B. O. Sheei Packing - ———— T. F. BURNS. Heating and Plumbimg! 91 FRANKLIN STREET — M. A. BARBER ~ Machinest and Enlb.gy Steam Engine Repairs is el | and Mike Stanley. 65 Union strect guinal hernia, at 1ale of $10. Groton -Tron Works, employer. J¥ .T. Ciark, New London, abrasion: n_right leg, at $17.95: and Frank J. Smart, Groton employe, bruises and lacerations i #roin. August 29, at rate of §11.31; Joe Ackerman, New London. employ. ected left eve, August 26, at of $12.66; and Ernest Fakowrey, New London, ‘nfected left eye, August 5, at of $18. i S0, s L Sy S It's easier to follow the raees it is to get ahead of them Lift off Comns! Poesn’t hurt 3 bit and Freezone costs only a few cents. than i | B WELDING v M ! | ‘With vour fingers! You can Mft off | any hard corm, soft corm, or corn be- i{tween the toes. and the hard skin cal- | fuses from bottom of féet. | i A tiny bottle of “Freezone” costs lit- | few | In- tle at any drug store: apply a drops upon the corn or cailus. stantly it stops hurting, then skortly | BRAZING. {¥ou 1lift that bothersome corn or - { calk ht off, t d all, without Loaliug right ot root 2nd o "heov:. BROKE OR BENT. i~ bumbug! 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Scored Cylinders | ' repaired by our new proceas.’ ' Saves power and guarantees You can'uee: the same pistons and rings. NORWICH WELDING CO. proof of the merit of Goldine, than tk statements of your own home people we can only add to their statements by giving to you some wondertul lasi- @ clean motor, ing results our remedies have pro- Quced in Norwich and .the State of; Connecticut. also other states whe we have introduced Goldine. In ord that yeu may have the personal ad vantage of = talk about these reme- diez with the Goldine man, he is meet- ing ‘ths public every Monday and| Tuesday at tine Broadway Pharmacy, corner EBroadway and Main street. | - ot Norw!ch, Conn. Remember we do noi| Formerly Branch of Cave Welding Ca. ! use one. medicine for everything. T i Goldine just once and find out just| 31 Chesinut Street, | ¢ what good hesalth really means. Gold-| Fis Ine is sold in Norwieh only by the | Phone 214 Norwich b Broadway Pharmacy; Willimantlc by Curran and Fiynn, druggists; Tafrville By Taftville Pharmacy. 3 ¥ THERE 15 no adverusing mediuni iny Tastern Conneciuut equal (e The: Boi-, jetin for business resalis. '