Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 8

In the lrta -1)t the, Red Cross® &eal pdgn.h} Nor#ich' a total of $624.87 has been raised by lo- cal workers. Up till closing time on Tuegday. night headguarters reported 2 total of $324.75-for the day. This 2dd day’s: zhegsoul l%gndaté' $62487.° Team re- ports; announced Tuésday night at Red Cross headquarters follow: Booths 's. total, $800.12 makes READY SA SAI.E§ FOR CHRISTHAS co.and Miss“McNeely: Thuxs:fly"aveg ning, Miss Josephine Edwards; day afternoon, Miss Minnie Greenber- ger; Friday evening,”Miss Elaine Hit- chon; Saturday- aft ali Sa.;urday evening, Miss' Ruth Eru:kmn an i noon, Miss Hazel Fletcher; ork to Proyidence. e dark !ecn 2 .ghort distani and | ck, it “before hé eould bring the machhe to a stop. “He did not know. tha b.e ls: struck a. “until after he maflna nd went back Thursday uvernoon,.khss Ouvs Dis- & o:hxate ‘acedrding, to his story to_Coroner Brown Tuesday morning- He, stop} his: machine within 20 Fri- oon, , ‘he went bagk ‘he found. young Crigh- iss SQdiS 1, -unconscious. - He lifted’ the-boy’s .unconscious - form. to the :side of the] road and. went. into se -Frrank A)exan&ar'yqbsv erheiaskefl tl.mt . physician be summoned. ie Riordan and .- Ros» ilroy;’ Miss ‘Bertha Hahn, ,. Strand - theatre—Weédnesday a.fur- Wednes- Ladies of Columbus, . 2.00 day evemng, Miss Marforie Kingsley: r. Merton E ‘ox, af- Montville and Moose ... PR 30.00: and “Miss Helena Falvey. Thursday Dr Brbnlw of oh “happened to K. ofv'C. . . 25.00 afternoon, Miss Bliven;, Miss - Con-|Pe sg,fis"!nn 2, ‘maching “about that BIRS, oy dasseone s Mo ol ee TL00 stance Lang;:Thursday evening, Miss time and they examined the boy, . whc; Chamber: of Commeroe, 43.00 Helen Lewis and Misg:Ida Fish;«Frie| ™ dgndmhavmg been. killed “almos HeadQuUarters, « v s 1029 day atternoony Mrs. Powers and Fri- | QUtright. Medical, Examiner G. May. q "~ day evening, Miss Sadie Kilroy. No |hard Minor wasnotified and conducte: Total ..\, ...$324 75 selection has been made for the Strand |2n investigation and in turn, notified Monday’s total deves . The ‘Community Center, ‘Girls under Total to date ..... their leader, Miss Ruth: Grant, - are making ah \excellent’ showing. They reported $43. for Tuesday, fMis repre- seuting the'Proceeds from the seils sold at they tres for thg day. The Commun.ty Center g‘rls at the Breed and Str@nd theatres-'Monday and Tuesday were! o Breed théatre—Monday - affernoon, Miss Lucy g, Miss Ruth“'Lor- ing: Mondaf: .gvpn!ng Miss ~ Mildred Mellor and Migs*Blanche Armstrong; Tuesday #ftésfipon, Mrs. Rose Yeo- mans and.."Miss /Alice ‘Browning; Tuesday even and M'ss @m Strand <'the Miss Ruth t #nd Miss Geraldine Oat: Tues@@¥ievening, Miss - Bertha Hahn angd m? Evon Broadhurst. Migs Grpff has’’ arrangedthe owing schedn!e for the remair e week: sreed ' theatre—Wednesday - after- Misg Ruth Grant and Miss Ger- ine O4ts* Wednesday. evening, Miss mib - Mies Lillian Karkutt d Mis§"Gertie’ Blum. a Belley. fol- er of 300.12 ... $624.87 reed and Su—a.nd zhea-i 3 Miss Anna Hyman e—Mbnday - afternoon, tel day eveping. Miss Agnes White; Fri- day afternoon, Miss Mary -O Sullivan; Friday evening, phy; e} Jula O'Connell; 0’ re M coran, ¥ ton James Purdop, Joseph C. James J. C. io; 19 theatre for Saturday. : ‘The Ladies of Columbus. have charge of the booth at the Dayis theatre and they have arranged théir schedule for the remainder through Sunday as follows: * Wednesday evening, Walsh, !'Miss Rosalie Riordan; wor Their team comprises John L. Couni- han, captain, James McCormick, Chas. Cassidy, Coroner Brown' before whom "~ Marsh was told’ to appéar Tuesday ‘morning. “The boy’s father is employed: as a compositor: on a New London:news: paper. and he did. not. learn of his boy’s death -unti} . he ‘reached "home about 4 half-hour after thé accident. of the /week ‘and ‘Wednesday afternoon, Mrs, Miss Margaret Casey; ‘Margaret ] Murphy, Thursday af- rnoon, Miss Béssie McVeigh;” Thurs. Tolland County Gourt Cases.Assigned. The assignment of jury-ocases in the To'land county supetior court follows: Dec. 16, Jennfe Lynch against H. R. Tennant. Dec. 17th, Rgsena-B. Harrington against Richard: J. Maloney. The’court cases have been. assigned as'follows: Deécember 2 at 2 p. m., Margaret J. Hall against The. Storrs Garage Co. (December 4th, Francie H. Burke and others agamst ’I‘homas H. Ha-» rington. December 18th, against U. Pellack. The case of Jake -Berkowitz. against Frank Rosen, -apneal from g, Jjustice court was hot set fer trial although it was claimed o6n the court' list he- cause the Dapers had not been filed with the’court. * The followjng disnesition was made of the short calendar eases: Marie - Limberger aga‘nst John W. Miss Migs Margaret Mur- Saturday afternoon, Miss Julia 'Connell; Saturday evening, Miss Sunday, - Miss Mary Sullivan. The Elks team js one of the hardest king teams in the campaign. They ported a total of $71 for Tuesday. William ‘Chabot, Louis Gotthelf, George -P.] Herbert- Lucas, John P. Cor- lix Callahan- John- Harring- Gee, Henry Gallagher, Keegan and adden, Har! ey Avery Stanfon’of the Academy Jun- r. Red Crdss has charge of teams 18, and 20, ALFRED 'ADAM'S ESTATE SMALLER THAN EXPECTED; found dead a_week 'ago. Sunday Adam's tavein at Norwich Town, ap- parently does not e agshe’ has always been credited imong h's friends. t**Belecyhnan - Casper been ‘appointed probate inds went as Lgn as $150,000. n the estate hinge of a separation agr Adam made last .Jun to whom he was mar he Spreceding Novémber. n which Mr ed her igheritance rights as ow . -and received from him but , the agreement was made with the understanding that Mr. Adam was not worth more than $25,- | and should it be found that he worth mere - the contest e estate. Examiner = C. s rendered his £ the death over secondary nd hands. orted there’ had been a in the case, gas coming from the Thomas F. 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McDermott against Leona.rd ‘aldwin, pppointment of guardian ad WENT TO SURREME COURT| the same dfl'ectlon. bougd !rum fiaw teét aftér ’fifumg the ‘b6y “and when |’ | 8iven. the boys on the Christian's Out- A. AUXILIARY MADE RUMMAGE SALE| i is. fara Tyler B: s fihafi'wé:?. A large ‘number were" yruait‘,.aud the. by 07 president, Km.‘Alen L. pre- sided. Genem).&jec,re Bdwin. Hill open- ah informal . talk at Atena, Gandans. of | Which -as-‘a. detegate, réturfied. Thesé sessions: .were most ‘thspiring, - with over: 6‘000 delegates more:. than " 3,000 6f ‘whom were bus- iness imen;, in no way: cofnected of: ficially: with®'the ‘Y. M., C.'A.. -Mr, Hill gave many ' interesting ' fauts about Detroit, vne-of ‘the-busiest, most hustling cities ' in our country, pos- | sessing as it does the Ford motor car factory, the greatest'industry .in| the world, covering " 305 “acres, . an réalizing on ‘an average of $350,000,000 a year. 7 Interesting addresses; were. givén at ithe convention by men:from Austral'a,| Ottawa, clergyimen :of the: Episcopal church, the -president of Oberlin col- lege, John R. Mott, Chief Stone, chief |- of the Locomotive Engineers’ -union; Dr. Spar, Secretary Daniels of the U. S.: navy, Sherwood .Eddy and many others prominent in the business and religious world, all: speaking -for the “Y,” from all .angles. The doms fnent note of the session was Christ and. prayer. After & short devotlonal sexercise, Miss Elizabeth Lane, who provided the music for the afternoon, played in -her .usual charming ‘manner a Serenade (G. Pierne), (Cesar Gul). Miss Lane, who is al- ways generous in giving to others the pleasure of her vtolin, was accom- Panied on the ptano by Miss Hoghland in a very sympathetic manner. The' second speaker on the 'pro- gramme, 'Sterrill Chéase, gave a very good report of the twentieth annual state conference of the Older Boys, which he attended at’ Bridgeport as a delegate from the Norwich association. The real test of the red-blooded boy is the challenge of religion, and. he must prove himself an intell'gent soldier of Christ. Valuable. addresses were ook, the necessity of living a well bal- in ¥ dress, LRI city of Nerwich Frank A, and’ Orlentale stmmed right shoulder, rate of $7.57 for Horton, - it ure to. e well‘worth -hearing. ui FRANK ‘Al BILL'SUING 3 ~THIS CITY FOR $5,000 Trial of a: $5,000 suit agnnst the { is ‘assigned to - be| startell in. the superior court here this] (Wednésday): morning ' before Judge Depald T. Warner and a jury. Il is. the plaintiff, suing] for damages on account of a broken i leg whith he sustained in a fall on the sidewalk in West the ‘morning of Sunday, 1916, Workmen's Compensation. Inc., '19 Front street, employe, contused _mm , at Sept. S Bt R $1,000 Damage Suit Withdrawn. A suit brought against Horton of Old Lyme by George Fratus of* the same place has been withdrawn from the superior court. for $1,000 damages on a claim made |- wages due his son, James Fratus. a minor, who was in the employ of was claimed, from May ice and Belgium, and- her ad ‘Stars _in the.. World’s \lghl’_‘ #ging’ eyerybody to attend dservices at"the Baptist church led Gypsy Smith, Mrl., Brown adjourn- ed the meeting. The next session of the auxiliary .to be held with Mrs. John Morgnn, 'Prz_)spedt stx‘eet. Thames street. on March 26, It 'is alleged the sidewalk was icy and-that he slipped on the ice. His attorneye are- Edwin W. Higgins and Roderick M. Douglass. Counsel Joseph: T. Fanning will ap-! pear”for the city.in the trial Corporation s compensation been approved by Commissioper- J. J. Donohue: i ‘Wm: Al Slater Mills, City, ‘employer, and Paul. Coutute, of Jewett City, employe, sliver in fingdr, & October 24, at rate of $8.96. Ponemah Mllls, Taftviile, employer, Je“eltl‘ Charles’ P.|day mornir Fratus sued 4 Lw:ll forfen 51000 if the, Mfl o genuma and unwllcllcd £ Aprll 19{9, ¢ “Dear Sn'—It is vnth the gremes( pleesure that 1 write you recommnd ing yvour Wonflerful Ear Oil. My mother has-beer deaf for over 20 years he used two hottles of your oil, and vesterday, for the first time in vears, she heard Benry's Band play inHemming Park, here..- Words ,are inadequate to express to you the thanks of mother and myseif. :I.am “a ‘member of the.theatrical profession and very .well.and favorably known here, and you can use my name, in recommending, your Bar Oil. "10\"4 gratefully, “ED..LAWRENCE, 2215 §lubbard St., Jacksonullt I:la. For sale in Norwich, Conn. by H. M. Lerou, 289 Main Street. Proof of suc- cess will be given you by the above druggist. ¥ ¥4 T | + Manufacturer 70 Fifth Ave, New York City. This Signature on Yellow o Box and on Bottle S and Napoleon™ Benoit, Taftville, em-|3916 to Aus. 1018, Tt was ciaimed |ber ‘of Commerec $500 to have ¢ ployé, left 'hand ‘infected Oct. 8, atjine services were Worth $1 a day. Mayor Ole~Hanson of Seattle’ spes rate’ of $8.21; and Helen Dawgnon e in New London this (Wednesday) © ening. The speaker gets $300 and ti balance “ig for the Tent of the theate where he is-to speak. The former: mayor ting $500 for each of his s gagements. | SUBMARINE PULLED OFF EASTERN POINT ROCKS The U. S [zxgrnund off attle ig get peakid; 3 g en vas hauled off the rocks Tuesday afiernoon shortly aftér '3 i R S Thy ub is. commanded. by 7 > Commander C. M. Elder, U. 8. Proof of Reformation. Reformation must surely be. on i r. There were only 47 arreste.i New London in November ton 887 Norwich. i Ole Hanson Gets $500 For Speeches. 147 Tt will cost the New London Cham- Jersey City, has been withdrawn from the superior court, Mr. | now been withdrawn. Mr. 1ed the company on a Felaim to himself when he| | wag stru i e 'E§mall” of the back | by the ft of a slelgh” owned and driven by the tea company. The ac- |cidentt happened ‘on Main- street near Franklin square on the aftermoon of December 26, {CORONER PLACS=S MARSH Ebenezer M. Ma for t Nor- | ¢ A suit for $25,000 damages by Frank | Barber of Norwich against the eat Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., of Barber obtgined ' a ‘verdict for 096 upon trial of the .case-in.the Y“‘but - -the ed the case to the t and won when the su- t the verdict aside and trial. The case has 19 UNDZ= BOND OF $2000 sh of Long Meadow, “defendant | * anced life, and cach delegate bore away from this conference many splendid- hints for self-help. : The usual business reports were read, and Mrs. Brown:reported -that $236.16 - was cleared ‘from- the. auxil- iary’s recent rummage sale. The next th'ng -on hand fer ralsing money will be a food and fancy work.:sdle, to take ‘place this week ’in .the . Thayer building. It is eonfidently -‘believed that -this will be as successful as the rumfhage sile, 2nd everyoné: is urged o contribute. Mrs. Arthur L. Peale gave a genera! invitation to ‘all present’ to, attend a 036.20 on the common counts against;lecture given by Miss Margaret Slat- Harry Zavaritis of Groton .by. Patrick!|tery at the United church ;on+Decem- L. Shea of New: London has been | ber '16th, at 8 o'clock. Miss Slattery withdrawn from the superior court. lwbo is "a most interesting 'speaker, litem, for minoi defendant. Thomas Caldwell of Enfield appointed - guard- ian. Vietor Bissonette against: Will'am H. Head, bond for: prosecuting bond of 75 ordered.* Steve Venderer. against M. Jankow- ski and others, . further order of no- tice. Bliza B. Daly against Ely and others. ment. .Continued. Sumner S default and judz- 8Suit Withdrawn. Suit brought-on a-claim for $1,- L, has been held under $2 000. bonds ppearance befc which Marsh old Desmond The boy's! fracture of. the neck. on, of Mr, and Crighton of Quaker < by the automobile don turnpike home. ppened about road a 6.20 short distance . T Crighton” boy to the-store was return- is h me’ going i northerly A Pretty - - Comfort_able IS ALWAYS ,.PPRECIATED BY THE LADY OF THE HOUSE Here's a gift which will outlast many Christmases, and be a con- stant source of satisfaction. . We have a considerable assortment :of comfortables which . would make pleasing gifts, and the prices are very reasonable, Cotton Filled Comfortables — $4.50 —$6.00—$7.00, Down Comfortables, cover—$14.00. 8ilk Covered Down Comfortables —$15.0. with 8atine '~ ROBE A Blanket Robe Makes a Most Attractive Gift And if you make it yourself, mmmdltmnuretobedoublynpprecn!ed. Buy the blanket now while there is still time, We luve them in various qualities—at $4.00,: ~prices will give you sood Robes‘*und mlhnt Floating Specks before the eyes, dizzy spells, palpitation of the heart, less appetite or craving for sweet S or stl))ur er:)xgs of f(;od-—a{e stgns -poisoning by . products of - poorly digested or imperfectly eliminated food waste which have entered the blood. - - -Beechams Pills assist to restore normalact‘on * of-liver; stomach and kldneys. Beecham S Pllls by druggists throughout lbvurll. In bozes, 10c, 25c. ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE Dark Blue-gray Army e SALE $5 39 e : THIS ; = MORNING . : |We have sutteeded in finding another case of these Blank- : ets which-were so eagerly bought up two weeln ago. They are heavy Blankets, 68 by 88 inches in size, and about - seventy-five per cent. wool. Note the large size—big enough to keep Jack ‘Frost from biting a six-footer and ; they weigh about five and’ a half: pounds Adual value/ $7.50 apiece.. YOU WILL NEED SOME EXTRA COVERING FOR THE COLD WINTER NIGHTS. “WE’ DO-NOT KNOW WHERE YOU CAN ' GET - MORE! FOR* YOUR MONEY. . PRcE. 35-39 fwmannHwhnd:mhunleddwflhtbem ta.so,maussoo. m&um others. Luxurious Coats New models. : fabrics. Warmth and style in every one of them. Come in and see them now. Buy them on convement $27 50 and up NEW DRESSES ‘ The winter’s favored materials— Blue Serge, Velour and many Every style interpreta- tion. Easy to buy— All wool ' Stylish Suits, in the very height of fashion. ‘Al of the season’s popular materials and colors. 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