Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 20, 1920, Page 7

salesmnm, omca, et | cost ot the buflding is €17, 000. 3 " —— w ESTERLY. . - A large amount of new_ construction s contemp]n.ted by the Ninigret Mills company in this piace, which is owned almost wholly “by the ¥iske’ Rubber! company. ‘The first factory to be erected will be 133x500 feet, four stp- ] ries high, and wiil have a cnpaclty of 40,060, spindles. “NEW LONDON w2 Architects dre revising plans for the block which will be erected, on Main street for Stéven McMullen of 35 Main stréet. It will be one story high in- stead of two 'as originally planned. Other, than this there wiil be no changes. The building will be 25x80, of brick, with pressed brick and terra cofta front and slag réof. It will have fireproof floors and hollow tile walls, and will be heated by steam. It will 'NEW BULDNG FOR Plans and specifications are under Way fof a new building to be erected on Main street in the vicinity of the _ bost office building, and to be used as a dry cleaning €establishments. Ap- Loeal nr-:xhu' uo.dhu. 0-Pay Offer Attracts Many Sufferers. floor is being laid in the basement and lavoratories are to be imstalled for men and women. An up to date kitch- en is to be constructed and it will have-a modern gas stove, cupboards 0 have not availed themselves l thlq ;nnornu offer, tuey should do 8o '.l'he !ste & ood Co. State that if Rhéuma, the ncesd prucrlpuln for- china, crockery . plical a building permit -~ to erect the building hds béen. 'made by John Grenon. It is to he of brick censfruction with &tee] Bash and is t5 be 15x45 feet in s and one story high. Andther week of cold’ am; “starmy’ Weathet has prevented any/ increase ia local building activities which are practically at a standstill. A nuniber of changes are being made in the lower floor of the Community House (Old Second Congrégational Church building) whieh is being gen- erally remodeled. A new hard wood ing and m}.on «closets are. to be bu There under -the A number. of ‘made_in the Mabre: Broadway which is building next two or three mon on Main street. Community Cash Grocery Co. 81-83-85-87 Franklin Street “THE STORE OF PROGRESS” What could be better news for chilly January than little cut pricing of the highest quahty Meats and Groceries. They carry a “message of cheer for all the year,” to fortunate and thrifty pur- chasers. Groceries At Savings PRINCESS BRAND COFFEE Princess Band Coffee is a blend of choice South Am- fain Coffee, fire<h1y roasted and handled by thé best men and most up-to-date machi ner%——Our regular € for 1 1b. 57¢—Th:s Sale 5 th. $2. ean granulated or puverized, 2Ibs. of Sugar Free with § ib. order. SALE OF CEYLON TEAS Finest Quality imported Ceylon Tea—A full flavored Tea of delicious and delicate aroma, regularly Ib. 95¢c— This Sale 5 Ib. 84.13—2 Ibs. of Shgar Free with each order. Whole head Crystal Rice, guaranteéd to be strictly extra fancy, whole Head Rice, of exceptional quality and the finest procurable, value-30c Ib., Sale, 25 Ibs. $4.89, 10.1bs. $1.97—35 1bs. 31.,.., 2 lbs. 41c. A Special Sale of Sure-Seal Sunny Corn The great new cereal food. It cooks in a minute—the sweeiness of the milk of the corn; it saves sugar—dietici- ans and medical men prescribe Sunny Corn for the young and the old. Sunny Corn costs you 19¢ a package, if you like it, nothing if you don’t. Just Yeceived the world famed Kippered Herrings, put up in ofie pound cans — dozen 84.25, each 36¢, value 45¢. Deep Seéa Golden Finnan Haddy, dozen %4.15, each 34c, valueé 42c. Sale of Joy Washing Compound—the new scientific powdet, no rubbing, no boiling, value 9¢ a package, Sale 6 for 25¢. Virginia Fine Packed Tomatoes, Solid Packed, 1 1b. 2 can. They are whole tomatoes. Corn — Volunteer Brand Maine Sugar Corn, 1 Ib. 4 oz. our usual price 22¢ can. Peas — Early Juné This Sale Peas, 1 1b. 4 oz. can. 19¢ Usual price 22c can. Can Jersey Lima Bgans, medium green, tend- $2.17 er Beans, 1 1b. 4 oz. Dozen can, usual price 22¢ can. California Prunes, size 50-60’s, 2 IbS..ceivuuee.. 64C Our delivery service with a big “S” we are particularly proud of, where cour- tesy is the watch word, no mistakes, no fault finding where young and old, rich and poor are treated in the same cour- teously, gentle manly manner. MEAT DEPARTMENT Native Pork to Roast, value | Sugar Cured Bacon, value 50c tb.—Sale 38c. soc—S;leCS:SC. Sfi " 5 Native T oulder, Lean Pot Roast, all meat, value 38c—Sale 24c. value 35c—Sale 24c. Legs of Genuine Spring Fresh Beef Liver, 12%5c 1b. Lamb—Salé 43¢ 1b. Fresh Ox Tails, Sweet Breads, Lamb Fries, Calves Liver every Thursday All Orders of $3.00 or over we will give double Trading Stamps. PHONE 759 JOHN S. CONNELL, Manager and - glassware. There’ are ‘also ‘to be. tables for urv“ a statrway leading from! the vestlbuh .on:the fioor above. Teh work wmeh is being carried out ectiorr of Henry G. Peck will b&" cmuploted in five or six weeka: chahges are belng on ing remodeled and whieh is to be occtipiéd within the s by the She- tuckét Harness company, now located contain a. number of stores, At a.recent meeting of the-school board a .committee was -appointed to sélect an architect and./go forward with plans for the installation of.fire escapes on the public schools in'this ecity, The intention is to brild interior fire escapes to the brick schoolhouses ?nd exterior ones 6n the frame build- ngs. _pared for altérations to the building of Louis Kosakow and A. Scher‘at 80 and 82 Bank street. There will be two new store fronts on the ground floer,‘revuiring plate glass set in cop- per, while on the floors above will be two apartments of seven rooms each, with all improvements. New plumb- ing and some new wiring will be re- quired, Moéntauk avenue for Katherine L. She: of Alger place. It will be of frame cénstruction, 34x54, of the twin cottage &tyle, with eieht rooms for each fam- ily and will be héated by farnace. as well as being equipped with all mod- ern conveniences. In the rear of the héuse will be a frame garaga 24x24. The approximate cost of the two bulldings s placed at $8.000. Frank Duca will build at Faire Harbour place a frame structure ar- rafiged for iwoe families, with fiva rooms for each. Ail improvements will bé provided, inclvding tiled baths, hot water heating system, etc. Contractor -F. O. Bent has started the work of completing the apartment an Huntinzton street for M €. ¢C, Hannon which wag commerced some time agh and has never heen finis¥ed. The house will contain four first class apartments with tiled baths. dumh waiters, steam beatine svstem and all imnrovements. will be abtut 317,00 Contractor J. A St. Germain is com- wleting the cottage on Bank street for o se which J. A, St. Ger- main ig buildin® on Bank sfree: for Harpy J. Kenmedv is readv for *arif=, The hovse 13 nrranced for two families, with every modern improve- ment. STONINGTON. From the plans of the awner a pub- lic garage will 'be erected in Stoning- ton for R. M. Delagrange of that town. It win of brick, 55x130, bne story high, with flat slag rqof on.wood truss- es. In the rear will be a sinall wing which will contain the heating plant the latter not having been decided upon as yet.- In the fromt will bg a He Quit Cigarettes ‘I smoked cigareites ever since & From six to eight sacks et ) weekly,’ .8, Cigarettes were doing me gr Becamé so nervous that 1 couldn’s I emoked. l:ln,-. in m 't sléep until Eaeh morning 1 had en awfal L tHied to quit by wil power bui it just scemed, that I would go “lid i T conldn's have cigatettes, St gives up Rope of ever quit ting nntil coe day I sent for a freo book b Mr. Woods that told me what. to do. lesring the way, I easily in 3 ind ‘BaveA't touched a ette in years. ave gainéd over 20 pounds oraise the method oo - 3 ys 1 and " cannot ps Park, The féregoing remarks ars like those of cany other nlen who bavs b the “habit of smoking cicaretyes, U"Y! or who have “ipping_naft axc Get this book. 0, PiF or cen chowing tobacso or r’u.’ this ont n":fl lw«'\r-“nl 'at once to Edward J Woods, F, New York, N. Y. to i Otl(mn M. A. BARBER Machinest and Engineer . Steam Engine Repairs PLUMBING AND GASFITTING CALL UP 734 With or Without ment but Always and ECONOMICAL— MODEL RANGES We furnish Repairs for all makes of Ranges A. J. Wholey & Co. 12°'FERRY. TREET Gas__Attach- EFFICIENT Modern Plumbing is @s essential in.modern houses as elevcricity is to lighting” We guaran- tee the very best PLUMBING WORK Ly expért workmen at the fairest prices. Ask us for plans and pncn. J. . TOMPKINS 61 West Main Street ROBERT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING PLUMBING, §TcAM HEATING Washington Sq. Washington Buxldmg Norwieh, Conn. Agent for N. B.. 0. Ohut Pukmn.‘ T.F. BURNS Heating and Plumbmg v FRANKLIN msn Preliminary sketches are being pre- |- . P, Shea will erect a house on ¢ The cost of the house ! $30 plrs- | —| Rev. MIDDLETOWN. The committee in charge of the crection of the apartment house on the site of ‘the Douglas mans.on at the corner of Church and South - Main streets has “decided to postpone the erectiornt of the building 'indefinitély of accoutis -of the increased cost of con- struction. e GROTON, 5 Plans are. completed for -alterations to the building of A. Leverone. The building, which is at present a barn, will be remodeled into a résidence and garage. There will be six rooms- and bath. On the ground floor will be a sarage, 10x18. CONNECTICUT BUILDING AND BUSINESS The banL clearings of Hartford, !\ew Haven and Springfield for the past week show a tremengous gain over the like weék of the previous years. Hartford the increase was 45.5 cent., in New Haven 45.1 per cent. a.nd in Sprmgfleld 36.6 per cent. - The six petitions in bankruptey vé- ported for the .past week have aggre- gate liabilities of §$13,670 and assets of $1,434. These figures compare with { three petitions in the same week of 1919, when the liabilities were $23,676 and assets 40, and five petitions in 1918, with liabilities of $28,176 and as- sets of §13,370. Fourteert new joint stock companies were incorperated in this state during the past week, with authorized capital stock of $817,000. For the like week oi the previous year there were seven | new incorporations with $245,000 cap- ital, and in 1918 the same number with ,000 capital. There has been a material slowin<{ down in the volumic of real estate ions during the past week. yet ount of business in this liné is y in excess of that which pre- a year ago at this time. For in the Connecticut vns reporled in_the Commercial cord there were 522 sales by war- y déed, compared with 260 a year mortgage deeds amounting to $2,607,400 in the past week; again=t $631,79¢ last yedr. The ever advancing prices of build- materials is_responsible for . the down ih the volume of new m. The record of permits ng the past week is much for the corresponding week io £ ears 1318 and 1919, yet is well elow normal. In the leading towns the state there were 104 permits ted for the week for buildings 4144, These fivures.com- REAL ESTATE GALES f AND MORTGAGE LOANS 1 cf real estate to 10 for the The loans for are $64,300 and , year. w London thers were 10 sales st week fo 4 far the corre- 2 The oans *BUILDING OPERATIONS IN NEW ENGLAND rrghnd ‘as com- W. Dodge company 1920.. $9,546,000 2‘905 000 5.641.000 6/109.000 1,944,000 3,874,000 3,635,000 1,880,000 3,265 000 2,136,000 $11,000 WORLD UTOPIANS FAR { FROM REALIZATION YET \cz'id 'L'lop s are fs\[‘ below the on, said Rev. Dr, 8. H. Howe, in he qour e of his *unday morning ser- rk Congregational church. nations are good things nt them, he continued, but in t'me prove withes' of the hands of the big Titans ion, but the church, thej] ', 7 will ir of true and rxghteous souls, 11 grow into "the symnietry {and glory of a temple of God. Dr. Howe's text was I Cor. 9, Know ye not that your body is > temple of the Holy Ghost, and he e in part as-follows: The temple as a fizure of speech for representing spiritual vealues is con< | stantly recurring in the New Testas ment. Always applied to the church | or the individual unit, never used of | humanity en bloc. We are never told that humanity can be erected ifito the { semblance of a temple, whatever res- ident forces c¢an be pred.cated of it. not stake our f§ith en that sort of idealism. Idealisths ate not realizable in universals. Raeial, national, or cosmic idealisth is' a de- lusion and a snare s0 long as a stream of evil continues to pour in upon the world. . World Utopiag are far down below the horizon. Leagues of na= tions are good tiings and we want them, but they will . in timé prove w'thes of straw in ‘the hands of the big Titans™ef destruction. There will be Ivans and Tamerlanes and kaisers in the future as well as in the past. | The gates of Janus will never bé shut. "{fie fierce Bellona will always be 6n her destructive campaigns. But the church, the community of trué and rigfihteous souls, will * fill out the folds of this figure and grow into the mmetry and glory of a temple of God. But St. Paul tells his Christian are the temples of God. He had told | the Asiatic world. He now tells the European world. What was the sur- prised wonder when these Christians looked up at the white temples of the Corinthiad acropolis, the fairest things the sun shone on, that they were in potency and oneé day to bé in actuality | the temples of God. These unwhshed, unkempt heathen converts, dripp'ng ‘with pagan foulness, quarreling over party divis'ons emot’onal, passionate, greedy, ((were thus destined, and we share their wender. But Christ was always bidding the impossible, “un- covering the eternal elements in man, tellng him that hée was 4 glorious creature,” opening the portals of a grand life and say.ng this life is for you. .. But impossible dredms have of- ten become realities .Temple. building is always the, apparently. impossible: There is no suggestion of templds in the mountain side or the cedars - of Lebanon as they brace thémselves against the storms. But the artists ure to be_taken aecount of. - Hirams £ Tyre, Bezaleel and Phidiag are to he veckoned with. - These rude men _ in-thé Tiberian mv.- will apostles some day. These. nflad. | o w teh'. cb§o§u% 3507,000 | u s not any pur d_Joyfu tdlle! the; wll ladl; wlih Pty myx R i;d ; QOE:;:- the cul! mat! !m i! o unlta disease, and anyoue who has the sli; nu t taint of “ai‘flfluld drive it ni . " h Dfl as quickly as possible. 'rm. is Rhenm did “tor many. It ,.,.,““3. as mneh for yois “I have béen Iald up for one year arthritis,” says one suf- gour R docton 1116;@. b 0] i, raetically 0 uln.‘ '?’h isd king Rheuma Now fl nont grutches or other aid, wmc < ul do for the last nine months, recommend it, and Wwould flid'y in- swer any questions asked on redaipt of stamp for rfl-u:u'a’!homu H. Bddy. Senuylervin bm’!uta!y mless and eliable rncn.uu it is Gfie digc overy that has forced rheumm-m shin a5 TE TS Tebmm caf!'u'l G S e an recor fll drigxiste everywher: X : HAR SOONTOO SHORT T0 DO UP A LITTLE 'DANDIRINE" 8TOPS YOUR HAIR COMING OUT AND DOUBLES ITS BEAUTY 6N K) To stop falling bair at once and rid the scalp of evéry particle of dandruff, get a small bottle of delightful “Dan- derine” at any drug of ®ilet couriter for a few cents.pour a little in your jbhand and rub it into the scalp. Aftéer { several appheaflons the hair usyally stops con:hné out and you can't find any dandruftf. elp your hair to grow strong, thick and long and become soft, glossy and twice as beautiful and abundant. dalens will be the white-souled mes- sengers of - the resurrection. These toman slaves will become thé noblé army of martyrs. These delicaté Ro- man matrons will ope day loék un- blanched into the éyés of the lions of the coliseum. We must not forget the and beauty into thé work of His hands, But the wonder grows. Not merely of the-86ul, the spirlt, the fine és- sences of personality is this predi- cated. Your body is thé temple of the Holy Ghost. Matter and spirit aré strangely interwoveén. - Matter. is the création of spirit. Spirit éan go out and embody itself in spirit. It matters what éontrols matter. Thé gray fiat- tar in hs skull of béast and man is of the same chemical ingredents. In one case it hunts its prey, in the other ease it drédms with the poeéts or promptg the passion of the héro. It finetions in the férocity of the tiger and serpent, in the other casé it takes form in the réasoning of a Plato, or reproduces natire in the dramas of a BShakespeare. Hand and claww are ‘dentical in substance but in the one instafics it teats and rends its vietim, in the other extends a. Beneficenée or paints a Sistine Madonna of carves the statue of a Carova. Eye and eaf are the same, but it may be the eye of a vulture or the ear responsivé to the note of danger: in the other it is ravisheq with the orati6 of a Handel or the symphony of a Beethoven. The body of the beast may bé hurr'éd to dissolution and in the other it may be transformeéd into finer essences an become immortal. In what forms of eterfial ‘beauty we shall one day ape pear no tongue or pen éah reveal. Strength and beauty are coming to thls sanctuargl outshining the white spléndofs of the Pafthenon or Tal. How sacred the pérsonality 6f those of whom these words can be spéken; how complete the deédication; how careful against defilement. Keep them for one name. Let the caralon of belly peal out the note of acclamation t4 one who loved and redeemad and puts this great d'stinction upon us. TWO SUITS TRIED BEFORE COMMON PLEAS COURT Judge Charles B. Wallér tried two cases in the court of comMmon pleas in New London Monday morning. Thé first wag Edward D, Murray .6t al, of divine artificer who can put strength: land?. Why have that Chilly, Uncomfortable fecling when our Thrift Heaters will make your room like the balmy Souths ON DEMONSTRATION AT OUR OFFICE. GAS AND ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT 37 SHETUCKET STREET ~ KEENK AX AND TOOLS OF ALL KINDS SPECIAL LIGHT HANDLE AXE, $§1.75 UTTER ES BULU:'.TIN BUILDING New London, against Max Silverman, ét al., to recover payment of a b.ll for $40 for sérvices and material. The &econd was an action bréught by John MeGarry, against John E. Cairns, both of New London, for dam- ageés to a cottage at Stewart street, Ocean beach. The plaintiff claims that he réntéd the deféendant a' cottage whiéh the latter guaranteed to leave in as good condition as he found it but that it was ¢onsiderably damaged when it was vacated. The suit was for $150. Judge Waller took the papus in both cases. CLAIMS PAWNBROKERS WOULD NOT RETURN HIS DIAMOND Louis Bendett and Louis Elfenbein of New London, doing business under the firm name of the. New London Loan Co., has been made defendants in a suit for $300 damages brought against them by Joseph Santangelo. Hé alléges that he pawned a diamond valued at $300 with the company on Jan. §, 1919, and six months later he tendered the sum of $4.75 interest due and demanded the réturn of the dia- mond. Hé claims they refused to re- turn theé ‘d‘amond t6 him. The suit is returnable befors the superior coutt on-the first Tuesday in February. LAWTON MILLS HAD GOOD BUSINESS YEAR The Lawton Mill Corporation 6t Pla'nfield held its annual meeting in Boston last week., The following were the directors elected: John Porteous, Norwich; Edwin M. Greene, Boston; S, Harold Greene, Boston; Hverett Greené Bnflon J. Parkér, Lawrerce, . B. Rfley, Boston; Mr. Whi- by vb'menmna, Mass. Offlcers wiil be eleoted by the di- THE HOUSEHOLD TELEPHONE 5314 erick W. Lester, Percival 74 FRANKLIN STREET rectors in February. John Porteous of ‘his city ig pres.dent of the board, 8. H. Greene is treasurer and Everett Greene is assistant treasurer, Last yeéar was a very good year for the corporation whose mills are at Plainfield. A new boarding house te accommodate 60 has Been erected and a recreation building for the halp will be completed by Ma§. Thére will ba & dance hall, bowling alleys, billiard and pool mbles in the new building, ANNUAL MEETING OF ! LESTER & WASLEY CO. At the annual meeting of the lLes- tér & Wasléy éomipany Monday mern- Ing directors fof the ensuing year Wweére continiued as follows: Howard Lo Stanton, George W. Armstrong, Fred- ‘W, Chapman and Harry W. Cardwell ‘The reports showed the eompany to have had a good yvear and a dlvllend of térn per cent. has been distributed. At a subsequent méeting of the &« rectors officers were were elected as follows: President, Frederick W. Les- ter; viée president, Howard (i Stan- ton; secrefary, treasurer and manae ger, Percival W. Chapman; superin< tendent, =~ Géo W. Armstrong. Charles 1. Smith was elected mduz.\ BAYBROOK MAN CLAIMS WIFE DESERTED HIM Alleging that he 'was desérted em June 20, 1915, by his wife, Harriet Pottér Ennis, to whom he was mar- ried on July 5, 1901, Arthur B. Ennis of Saybrook has brought suit for di- vorce from her. The suit is rétusna- ble before the superjor court on the first Tuesday in February, THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE NEED BITRO-PHOSPHATE Says Editor of “Physicians Take plain bitro-phéephate is the ad- vice of these physicians to thim, deli- cate, ntruuu pwbh who luk vim, 2 o foree, o i o pro “o} by etauvf; Sdeins to b of this \'lfl'l!l the .neommen tion. it jddge from the connuus pre)xtlna l and treatments which ara a it béing ldv rilsedfor, ur uf pu n Béag “velnplnx nrma. n k and bust, um-m ugly hm iy and angl the sof curved ‘l ’. there an ovlddnl y thou § sad women who Lumy ifigxum Tessive thin wukm nr, otnn TV bodies 5‘ ained in LB 8| dre nmv récogn Wln: the hefves directly and by supplying tné body éélis CV,HH the nécessary hosphoric 100d elements, bitro-puos- hate should préduce a weltome tran: formation in the appearance; the i crease in welght fréqueiitiy Deing as. m-mmn 1. ests made In St. Cathérine's uoapmu N. Y. City, showéd that two p‘glcnu gained in weight 28 and 27 nds, respedtively, through the ad-| &m“"“fln of organic phosphate;d th patients claim tuey have not .eif 4s strofig and well for the past twelve "lb ease in welght alse cafries with l} & genéral i Fru\-amen( in the health. ervousness, slecplessness and lack ot enérgy, ‘vnle nenfly uwiya aocom- nnes: s00n fi”{é ten S, 5’5 i Sriien o Berect e yeie 1th. ans Mm lmiplmn nerywhen filn!’ By ifs ncrgulnz quanmies D., editor of New ‘m‘r‘. Who,” sé in éver reder\ck Kolle, "Rt {What It Is and How It Increases Weight, Strength and Nerve ' Force In Many Instances readers that they as personal units! SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR AND! USED IN EVERY HOSP]TAL by every doctor and used in every hes< pital 10 increafe strength and “nefve force and to_enrich the blood.” Joséph D. Harrigan, fofmer vumu speciallst to North Kustern Dispénsa hose who are wnk. £ s, Afaémic, ‘of runsdown, take nafural, unadulterated subs Starice such as bitrosphosphate ah you will soon see some astonishing results in the increase of nerve energy, strength of body and mind and power of ehduratice.” B‘n-a Phosphaté is made entifely ol % or anle phosplidte compound erréd 1o in the National Starndard Dis- pensatory béing an excel'ent t:\mc and ne-vifié and a pfenarat'en which has recently acquire l-nnlolfle"lhe rép- ntation {n the freatment of Gurase thenia. The standard of ?rnrklh ana pirlty of its shetant eyond avestion. £°f every Bite~.Phas. phate tahl~t {5 manufdctiifed in #trict accordance with the U. S Phatma- ronneia test rednirements. m”o-?fio!‘ nhate is therefore nnt a Nt me !- tire ahd_shomid net e confuked w any of the.secret nnstrmms, so-call tonies or widely advertised “euresalls. CAUTION—Althetigh Bitfo:Phétphiate 16 uh: rurpassed fcf relicving nefvousness, siceplessness snd gereral weaknes, cwing to { be Drederibedact dedn 4 bit ' dok