Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 7, 1919, Page 7

Express and Team Harness| at Low Prices The L.L.Chapman Co. 4 Bath Strest, Nerwich, Conn. John & Geo. H. Bliss Largest Assortment of DIAMOND JEWELRY BROQCHES SCARF PINS RINGS PENDANTS BRACELET WATCHES RADIOLITE STRAP WATCHES, ETC. John & Geo. H. Bliss OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Qaehanical Mepairs, Palnting, Trim. wing, Ushelstering and Weed Werk. #lackemithing ia all its Branches Scatt & Clark Corp. 567 TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET ALARM CLOCK All Grades and Sizes. One Day, Eight Days, Big Bens $1.00, $1.50 and up THE WILLIAM FRISWELL CO. 25 and 27 Franklin Street Think of the extra rooms you could rent or use your- self, if your empty attic weré put to work. Fransform that slacker #pace int6 cheerful, com- fortable rooms with Bea- wo Board —it's quickly done without disturbing the rest of the house. Ask us for the détails. THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. Central Wharf WHY THROW YOUR OLD HATS them made *Ees vau 60d 25 new it vou cin hav. GITT SHOE AND HAT . s5_dve Brown 33 Breadwar. NOTICE Eighth St. Canal Bridge closed. Detaar can be-made across the grist mill*bridge at your own all xinds Naturalization Session. “b8 a natoralizméion.ses- superier court at New (Tuesday), and the g3 - tic |- " NORWICH BULL ETIN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1:13 THE WEATHER The disturbance that was central, Sunday night over fhe upper lake re- Republican management ©f town's business was substantially en- and was ‘continued for two more by the results of the town election Mond: hen First Select- gion passed ropidly castward and|cicction o ¢ v A Iman Casper K. ley was re-cleeted Monday night its centec was over (he ([\' mujority of 563 ever his demo- tanded by showera within' the lnct 24| cratic opponent, Douglas Sevin, T i e st 2 |1814 1 1209, ania all the repunlica, candidates on the ticket were electos Not of tke Missisippi river except (n the Guth Atiantic coast, but Monday niz! s B 4 up so large a majority for republi the weather had cleared generally 2 . - wures will be lower ia the Al i i = publican majority 43. Two vears #tates, the Ohio vallev and the re: ago it was 42 of the Great Lalkes. el % he board of selectmen will be made | Winds Off Atlantic Coast. up of Mr. Bailey and Charles P.| orth of Sandy Hook ard Sandy |l 1l, republicans, and Patrick T.| <ok to Hattera:—fresi: west Connell, 'demogfat, who beat, out Mr. 5 Eoreonst: | Sevin by 12 vdtes. Southern New Xagland Vote Was Smail. er Tuesday; Wednes The vote a small one as om moderate temperatura. {2122 votes were cast out of a totall Dbgvations i Natwich. | registration of 5,816. In the first dis- | | _ Thelfoltlowing recoras, reported from | rict 1178 votes were cast out of the { The Bulletin’s observations. show “the | {e¥ o ot in T wee o | changes in témpéfature and the baro- | AN} Out of 1083, in the chird 492 out e e torc | S84, in the fourth 322 out of 552, in b e S e fth 420 out of 690, and in the | 1 s Ery 1 out of 373 % i Few Women' Voted. B Few of the women who are regis- 75 Towest 80 tered exercised their privilege of | Comparisens : as there were ofily 22 wo- S ELI S e here were 11 out of 182, ther, o8 in the second 2 out of 48, i third no women votes ou: of stered. in the fourth 1 out of 2 the sixth five out of i 1 iR a6 strict there are no wo: Water. |_Sets.|crs registered | Pz S, m. | a_m.| For the first time since Town Clerk | e i an {and Tow reasurer Charles S. Hol- S 131 |brook and Tas Collector Thomas A, i 130 | Robinson have been running as. the | rep. - water, whicn is Vin. dem e Connell, dém. FIVE ELEMENTS FOR Assessors— THE SUCCESSFUL LIFE| [lmonk \'”\)\‘:y[;\‘;‘/rlu A _=oo umber of sail aa | = Fames F. Msiones 3 1 A.| Joseph P Willla Board_of Reliei— Fred G, Prothero. rep. i lmes .11 rick, rep. .. E \h . Donovan, dem. Felix P. MeMahon, dem. .. ovwn Clerk— folbrook. r. and d Holbro and « Collector of Taxes— \. Robinson \zeats of Town Depos Perspect iv as siv *Th, mean n REPUBLICANS SCORE BIG me{ only nominees on the ticket for their respective offices, they polied exactly TETLOW — WGROGAN — In Westerls, the same num! The assessors this Woodworth and Albie Hale, republicans, and James H. M: Frank H. Ioney, democra . Williams b Thé board of relief will be ¥Fred G.| Prothero and republicans. democrat, cratic_nominee. and Felix T. who MAJORITY ber of vofes 308 vear will P® a- t, who beat out Joseph v 14 votes. Fitzpatrick, MeMatior led the other demo. Jeremiah J. Donovan James C. by seven'votes. ~The _polls in the closed at & . the afternoon, the other diteri: district but in ots at 2 o'clock, S0 that Central the moderators from those districts at 2 o’cloc) those districts returns to tne the last votes machines Jensen “there. declared that the moderators from had all brought their town hall by the time were_cast on the three | % E closed Moderator the polls promptly at 3 _o’clock just after May- or Desmond, Tony Longo and Joseph Peringer had vote. district Ashley to vote, a reco: ed for 5 numbs followed by the republican When th V. Brown and H. H. Pettis, chairman of{ beeri the last three \to e polls opened in this T. Boon was the first rd that he has sustain- er of vears. and he was H. Rogers. Matthew town committee. When Moderator Jensen called the annual town meeting to order, Shortly after the polls tis promptly was passed, nest Tuesda: By 4 oclock been tabulated and the two and Cornelius suit of ‘the el the_moderator The vote o made a motion, | adjourn the meeting to following had wosed. Judge Pet- eveéning, Oct. 14. the complete vote had | by Moderator Jemsen egistrars, Tyler D. Guy Downes, and the re jon was announced b was thé complete WHich | - F BOAN ELLSWORTH—In Davisviis B. I, Oct. T 1915 % daugnter to M. and’ Mrs Roy B EJ1sw I i. Wetehay sworth (Loui. Brown o 1 MARRIED | R T, Oct. 7 1910, by Rev. Fr. Kelle- | dr. ames J. Teflow and Margaret | McGrogan, both of Wisterly. {FAR PNEEL—In Xorwich. O-t. | 2218 by Re ¥, Broderick. = ies Annfe T. O'Neil of Norwich and Farrell of Moant Carmel, James M. Conn. | KEEFE—RESD_In New Logdon. Oct. 2 3918, By Tiev. Myren ante: 3igs Diisabeth F. Reed of Brockton, | 5\(:“’)“!!(6 William R. Keefe of New BRENNAN - MITCABLL—Tn Norwich, OCt 6 1018, by Rev. Peter J. Cuny Mise Sarah ‘A Mitchell of Preston and Timothy B, Brensan of 156 Pros- pect streat, Nofwich. DRUDY —ELLWER—In New London. Oct. L 1919, By Rev. Alexanger C. Wolschilager, Thomas F. Drudy of Néw Tondon and Miss Blsie F. Bilmer of Meriden. % PIED BEMRISCH—In Broskiyn, N. T.. Oct. 4, 1819, Bernard Beahrise! 4n Year. formaris of this el | runerar 23° Tisaea: . at |- DS laté rémigenea 163 BF Park West, Braokiyn, X. Y. RUMRILL— At Tiotel Puritan Mass. Sundav, Oct. 5, 1919, oi the Tate James A. R Springfieid, Miss., in her £3 —In_Eristol, R. I, Oct. Davis. Bestan. Anna C. nrill of Year. 1919, CRANDALL—In Bristel, R. I, Oct. 2. 1915, Osear M. Crandall -—Tn Providence. B. I, Ot. 5 E., wifs of the R, Tatd George | Pravidente, 1. Oct. 5 i ¢ A.. wifd of thé lats Henrv itt and daughtes of tie late Dacid and Clasissa Jaskeod. Funeral wiil b6 held at the MoKinle avenué A, M. B. Zién chursh, Nor. wich. Wedné<day afterhoon at 2| o'ciock. Murial im Yantic cemetery. | FOOTE —In N eh, Oet. 3, 1919, W 1 Tiam Siarr Foote, aged 55 ves Faneral fro ewent Congrosi- tional ¢ Bon., Tussday after- noon, Oct. 7. al 3 oCiock: Burlai in family 1ot in Maplewdod cemstary. dentr, in Myst] Tt Hexsie, aged . AND MRS. GEO. KAMPF'S 1 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY I 33 Div: MR sne heen their of | Kampe successfu that Godju { | 1nA mamdies | o G i ughts 6f many! Itc 1 ec ences . that have| Ccnzresa ) sonage an 1842, and he was a locating in N h. Tre| Y hoth the United States ny. first in the navy flie fagship Hart 1 maae a 59 to '81 mmedore 1s. In the Ci ted New London Company A.| 1zazed throush- | of the war and Mr long Kampf throuzh out seratch. Hel member of Sedzw post, No. 1, G. A. R.. angd 1 of the post haying held this position for about ten years. He learned the upholstering- trade and worked for the late Hedry Rus-| zles when Mr. Rugsles conducted ) i 2ifure store on Broadw | Del-Hoff hotel now is quently he wa h Hu Laurie the same locs er was in partnership for five or vears h the Jate A. W. Dickey un- \ i der the firm name of Dicker & Co.} | For 37 years he conducted his own | 2 store at 108 Franklin street. siving| | ° this up a few vears ago, but still con- | B T s Mrs. Kampf. whose maiden name | quetanick. She has long been a memi- ber of Sedgwick Worman’s Relief | poorcomplexions oF e DR CnareRataal o | Dués a Poor compléxion stand be- With them for the anniversdr: g helr Awo Gaughters t¥een you and papularity—-good times—- | oi proeiqen L Sn T of Providence,eand Miss Mary Mrs. G | success? Resinol Ointment and Re: who is a school teacher in this ecify.| nol Seap de mot work mirac ;.r',.d 'hlmr two grandchildren, Donald | they do make red, rough, pimp P. and Elizabeth W. Is, of Prov-| o =7 SuPD idence. Their son, Louis. who is a | cledrer, fresher and more attractive. | oivil” engineep at Tien Tsin, China 18 Use them réguiarly for a few days and [at present home on a vaeation, but } zee bew vour comple was detained in Boston by business and was not able {o be here. Soid by 1! Grmguicts and dealérs in toil T fre- 1 <ite Bens i ITALIAN SOCIETIES WILL CELEBRATE COLUMBUS DAY A Columbiis gay _celebration with aj parade is to be held on Sunday, Qct.| 12, by the Ttalian societies of the city.| unden arrangements - that are to he carried cut by the new committee of the Columbus Ttalian hand. At thd ItaMan socisties will meet i Water s‘ccet at the Majestic build- ing at 4:30 in the afternoon. paradins through Water street to Washington square, through Main street to Broud- | Funeral Director way, up’ Broadyay to Willow sireet,! i3 d down Willow street to Franklin stree: s an up Franklin to {he armory, counter- march om Franklin . to Franklin square and through Main and North| Main streets to Puaski hall cré there will be a concert by the nd | 2nd addréss by a spéaker. H Bachelo; Embalmer : "Prompt Service Day or. Night frequentiy rail against the married state, b —mbare mavar } e Church & Allen 15 Main Street Funeral Directors —AND— Embalmers Lady Assistant Telephons 328-3 HENRY E. GHURGCH WM. SMITH-ALLEN Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Funeral Directors WEDDINGS Francis—Fanning. Miss Etgenciz Adams FIRE CHIEF'S ADVICE FOR agushter of Mr. and Jrs. ) FIRE PREVENTION DAY|Fanning of Main strest. West outbids Sth: Thathady of. this. el IOFS, End £n Earl Spelman 't be meid ba:ihe todal Bee parents. The coro- department. R aiiteal pérformad the bride's | id Monday FHowave Andres rton hopes {hat every sing e man. woman and in Norwich will REe by rve the day as it is intended By gl sserved. Chisf suzges Fanpiog, us that Fire Prevé O e tas | honer, the best man was an nspe and heat- i bridegroom’s brother, Donald . inspo out and madél e ¢ of the bria il oo demands of th Yis dacpritéd with Time on of chimney R e & ave the property owner amd temant; i b/ e s D &5 ths vrop | wedding musie was played by ny 3 - i Ingram of Meriden ar Norwie s b sma oss | : g5 N n had but small fire loss Stis: Donatd & due large part to the faith- ervance of fire prevention sng-| f the ood v ok is to of Hartfo¥d. The bride wore ivo: trimmied with pearls and cut court train. Her veil of tulls Troventlon fuses | place by a coronet of princoss v day inj Sne ied a shower bouquet o Provestion |9 cart roses. Her attendant oo Theveniihn : {affeta_emblrodered (st mont was an evcoptional one|; e i or Nor in that no firo losses rer g Rald, "t whi t paid in the city. This, of course, does| SSPUOR a5 Lr:f-‘“: ‘I:J"tj‘ liout 10 i Dot include the two fires outside the|ZUCS(S ™o ‘,’m‘ ].r';x g ““f&* Sl (he it one i Norwich Town 2| prancls lefi on a weddihg {rip to the | e i O nen the! White Moumb The brids who at- | ire department rendered vaiuable aid. | {LIMLG M2 ot Boal, was| ‘ollowing are e 3 igh __ scl as will Sttatls oid duated from tha New Fngland | homes an 1—Where is est your home. pers, broken fu tic? Is there a kindling in 4—Ts there bish i the ya —Ars (1o protected by 6—Are walls, protected from furnaces, and T—How do v $—Do vou ki from heat and children? 9—TWhat 10— oz pair? s the fo re the 12—When were 13—Do Stove; or_closats? 14—IF there a holes. —Do ho u pipe iene Is there a the basement is the house and of thy tire Prevention Day: the fire alarm box near- ny rubbigh such as pa- irniture, etc., in the at- ny rubbis! or scatterad or cellar? any inflammable ' rub- rd foor undér the stoves metal or oOtRerwise? , ceilings and overheating pipes? ou dispose of partition. of stove: vour ash- eep vour matches atray out of the reach of the material”’ of e roof? oundatiof enclosed? chimnevs in good re- the 2‘)(‘: last cleaned? ‘pipes pass through attie are many unused stove- woare they cver keen ar covered? use gaso- the house? 16—Do vou u = a. gasolenc or kero- sene. stove for any purpese? 1T—Tow is your hoyfe heated? 18—Are any zas_comnections made with rubbor fubfng? 18—Name all kerosene is used fn vour home. 20—Do ¥ou use a “dustless” oi1 mop? If so, where do you keep it when not uge? 21—Do you use electric smoothing frons? 22—Name fny other fire hazard in or about vour home. Have you any fire extinguish-| the purposes for which | mservatory of Music in 1917. The| bridas s afgraduate of the Mass- | achuse autical School. He served | fourteen inonths in the United State Naval Reserve Foree ased from active duty on September e i at present in ihe United tates Jeérchant Marine Service. | Ensign and Mrs. Francis will live in | Jit. Yernon, N. Y.. and will be 3; parents, Mr. and Mre anning, (Ada Moxle former Norwich residents and s and at; home after Decemb Th bride’ m 1, i sranddaughter of Solon Moxl | ndw of Hartford, and 6f e late| | George Fanming, of Ledyard | | Brennan—Mitchell | | The marriase of Timothy Bremnan, fron of Michael and Abbie Morris ! Drennan, af Norwich, and Miss Saral A. Mifchell, took place in St. Patrick's chureh, Monday morning. The bride the ‘daughier of Patfick and Ro: | Griffan Mitchell. The ceremony i performed by Rev. Peter brids was attendsd by M Downing. The best man was Jere- | miah Downinz. The bride wore = traveling suit of bjue broadeloth with | hat 6 match. The bridesmaid was | sowned in blue, s | The sroom's gift to the bride was a platiftum har pin sét with pearls. To | his best mhan Mr. Breanan gave al diamond stickpin. The bride's sift to tier maid was a_pearl necklace, A Dbreakfast was served af home of the groom’s brether, John Y. Brennan, 158 Prospect streat {6 {wepty the The Homemaker’s Most Important Event—CQctober 6th to 1lth Home Craft Week is devoted to the showing of mer- chandise and ideas for making home more attractive. During this week we are featuring the newest ex- amples of art in Window-Lace and Over-Drape ma- terials. Moreover, many ideas as to the best methods for combining those materials at your windows are being shown in our Drapery Department. Never have we offered such a collection of Quaker Craft-Lace in so many varied forms, from Sectional Lace to Curtains. Quaker Craft Curtains are being shown in white, ivory and ecru, and are all 21/, yards long. The prices are $2.25, $2.75, $3.50 and up to $9.00 a pair. Quaker Craft-Lace by the yard, for those who wish to make their own Curtains, is shown in a good assort- ment of patterns, in ecru and ivory. The prices are 39¢, 49¢, 75¢c and upwards, a yard. Other Good Styles of Curtains While we especially feature Quaker Craft-Laces this week, we aiso make a very compiete showing of Scrim, Marquisette and Net Curtains. Scrim ‘and Marquisette Curtains, in white and ecru, in a range of prices that will meet all requirements— at $1.58 to $9.00 a pair. Net Curtains, in white and Arabian, in a variety of at- tractive designs—price range $5.75 to $12.50 a pair. * Curtain Materials By the Yard Scrims and erqu!sette's, in white, cream and ecra, in a large assortment of patterns—at 29¢, 39¢ and 45c a yard. Scrims with colored borders, very attractive and de-, sirable—at 29¢c and 35¢ a yard. Madras, in white znd ecru, in a broad showing of new designs—at 49¢ a yard. Imported ‘Madras, in pretty pastel shades, in pink, blue, rose and green—at 55¢ a yard. Sunfast Madras, 36-inches wide, for Portieres and Over-Drapes, in rose, brown, blue and green—at 89¢ a yard. f Sunfast Madras, 50-inches wide, in light and dark rose, brown, bluc and green—being very wide, this cloth may be split and used to advantage—at $1.75 a yard Cretonnes, for all purposes, a most complete showing in a variety of designs and colorings—at 35¢, 49¢ and up to $1.25 2 yard. We are showing a full tine of Table Runners, Couch Covers, Table Covers and Portieres, in all the wanted colorings. During Home Craft Week we have for your inspec- tion a number of diffcrent style Drapes, embodying the best ideas of noied dacorators on the proper drap- ing of windows. You may sclect any style and we will gladly make up your Drapes, at a mod:rate cost, |relatives and sriends. The house wias! INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY ’ ast weel by giving a dinndr for six|CTOfS &upplies. There wére no male decorated with roses and dahilas Ideeei of Nicdiva, N. ¥, |t Stonington Manor Inn. aporers” v be emploved, 56 Captas 'CHe bride is a nurse and was grad-1 Mrs. BEdwa R it N X4] Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwici ward Bickel of Seactis, whe bad i he sronn s el Mra, WP, Dils | S of the guests with Chiet Jus-§ Lo Q040 Lman who Were §iad to ploy of ihe Southern New FEngland | s Kate Avchizg has returned inte wghitaries. at u dinner siven for| HAVC cmployment of any kind reieptone Company. {stamford altor & VISt with hot nicce,| CARAtal Marcler Aartford. . Mee| e “Phe bride received many beautiful e Ioy Itob {Gragne atianded a vscention i hon ay to Help. g | sifts. { Thie Srvanmt in N expect too much of that in- R B T ST | Amonz the out of town guests ware| My Fredericl T. Suyics Miss /’uu-ci‘" e i seatice 'Ooteber;, Unas- . M. and Mrs. Charies Colem: ¢ Savies and Miss Marg rles have . ST fioka cannot usher in the illen- g O SR W | Poughieepete, N. Y. unclo and aunt ed from Amher. ook Women Buift Roads. il Jsiaige and: RERWE on 3t il and Mrs. Tamund A.. Prenticé respectively 6f the Bride, and Thomas| sabeth Chase, left Sundar| Fivé hundred Armeniun women em- | foet. Tverybody will have to Assist in it mnt e “ifl ing of M. Wallacé| Mitchell of Wartiord, the bride's ury, where she is to ba| PIOYed by the Amétican Red Cross|the ushering by assidously practicin Champitn to Migs Netta M. Strong at | brother. o ihe peincipal at the|Pave built 160 miles of stone rouds and | the Qolden & Shicago Nows > resiqence of (ie brides parents.| Mr. and Mra. Brensan left on an | WikoVar school reconstruu(ed several sisel bridges in Mr. and Mre. Charles H Strong, at No. automebils trip in New FEngland and 2 Mesopotamin within the last™ fque| Tt is easier for a mangte acquire a 30 Wathersfieid avénue, Hartford, Sat- urday, October At New York state, and 6n their réturn i el Wil réside 1A Norwich. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carrol eel- | ménthe. rated tbeir wedding ann bad reputation than it § dren to live it down. THé roads weére rebuilt in or- 3" for His chil- iversarvlder tn facilitate transportation of Red