Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 11, 1920, Page 7

i 8, e st Marians, Stictédn, FO&R ltteaL Snlvm?g’al 66 fi&fl Wfilhfl!weq w&d {ne all preseripti “B' :hmln ¢ sev- Teason is flllt ne l;('mhlu nmfl e firéumy g:eg::i The nolice iR e i L clements Knt have a remark- eral other persons impleated in the ppcuhun ect in soothine and healing the thefts. emhmnes ]nl the lh'ro’at and-chest. Pine % E {famous ‘for this purpose. - Pine cnufih syrups ll‘l uo-lmnh of pmn"un ’: yrup. \aynlp m.r: is usually plain sugar s h’l‘c make the but pne cou h that ‘momey ean_buy, ne,t oYaPm'x g B pm g‘l‘ with lrovr,le‘nl\!:d e can uge elari nney 0l sviup, instead-o ufi:r qyrup.' i{ way, you make a f pmt—mm‘a you c3n buy ready-made for me tuut the money. 1t is pure, good ‘n very plensant—ch)ldmn take it e: Iyr You can feel this take hal ai a coughl d tighty or cald in a.way thal mean: The cou"'h ma or ma; Eh!s(enfly lotue from the phiegm. “The cause is th same—iuflamed membran:s—ud this Stolen goods of the egate of §3.- 000 were unn\'aud rought to thel police. at&tion. The stock - includes womefl’s, men's anfl children’s wearing | apparel, cuts of cotton and woolen and some lipen; cigars, cigarettes and candles. Searching parties: are aut, with prospects 'of _increasing the gmount of goods recovered, and ad- dmn?:l arrests. known to the policg that quan- tities of stolen goods are-still secret- ed. For seversl manths, especially since thg burning of the = Barrows building on° the bridge,partiés.have heen offering shoes, shirts, and cloth- jng for sale, stating that-the goods werp ‘purchased at the fire sales, were not returnable, and were too large or teo small; for the party ofter-ng the same for sale at low prices. - It is believed these goods were stolen from freight cars, and the police ar: busy investigating, There were more men in the freight | car at Bradford than those now In the Westerly police station and a spe- cial effort is belng made to locate them. The goods recnvered by the Pa- Hee in the homes of the men under arrest, were not -stolen on Tuesday . night, hut on some.previous occasion. | jackion or money refunded, These breaks have been going on to €., Ft. Wayna, ind, a more Or less ¢xtent since’early January, when by reason of th v > storms freight cars have been pu(‘l)(‘ on sidings, to remain there for auite a while, from two days to amon duration. Monday thirteen cars, of r Iroad tnd local and Bd. and eck ago, Capwu o the n.llmd police, B. Brown, chief Q(' the West- ggv palice were in consultation and suggested that two of police be detailed for nil)tt nrvica at Bradford, and that a third mlxl. a.n Italian, be engaged to wntk ? £l u. lu posed to P ‘adopted. T, Greane ‘and Patroiman d Patt&umu were u:!gg‘;d to Wednesda; g night these of- gang of men break open an enter a ear, leaving one man out~ side 'to act as guard. The railroad officers, wlth the assistance of Spe- cial Officer Alexander Thompson, of the Westerly police, . captured the guard, and clesed the car daor, sup- posing that they held captive the men in the car, The captured guard was Joseph Murano, of Westerly, and he wag taken to the railraad tower. From that point word was sent to Captain Roche at New London, LEONARD. BRIDGE During blizzard Saturday the Carpenter’s home ca \ much stubborn fighting the Hm W ut out without doing any ostmaster rk with his puzg was burned out in the bllz;u'fl 88 and he doesn’t care to have the ex- perience repeated. Miss Marjorie Collins, teacher in District No. 13, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Mary J. €ollins, [ in Willimantic. News has been received of the sud~ den death of Harry Adams at Staten Island from cerebral h;‘mor[rh::lsc The body was taken to Hartford, w funerul services were conducted at his | H:‘;{-o:&ldwg? rgififléu:&?fi}“:fl: residence at 1§ Yuaker Lano Thursday | gormer's brotagr, Georgs D. Watrous, 230 p. m. He is survived by his isses Emily Watrous and Lizzle formation n(p Pinex and Syrup_combinatien will sto) it—usually iff 24 hours or less. Splendi too, for bronchial’ asthma, hoarscness, or_any. ordm.uv thrant ailment. Pinex is & x"x}z concentrated com- pound ‘of genuine Norwav pine extract, and is famous the, world over for ita prompt effect upon’coughs, i Teware of substitutes. k. yqn{ druggist for “21, ounces of Pmex” with | directions, and dow't accept aaythi 5 else. Guaranteed to {nve absolute satis Piasg l fall as the guest of ¥r1 D;vt Wn'vl;h and her ‘qlrlsmi- 3'“ greatly tegret her serious acel- ent. the first day thxl vlg,lr that tha R. F. D. carrier, Ken- eth L. Cummings, failed to get to the Nnofl!ce on account of had weather, to A. Neitleton and David Walsh 'nr}a in Willimantie fi? day. ¥ vere elected as follows: James A, s, grand high priest; Howard R. | Slade, deputy- grand high priest; How- rande_ king; Arthur 1ed B were g ard K. De -Wolfe, wife, Miv. Tola Grant Adams, and Captain Roche summoned Rallroad | Proken open on the siding near Brad-| . Newell, grand, scribe; Willlam H. daughter, Mrs. Walter C, Hathaway of | Nenoery - Ve Fecent . Willimantlg Offcers Canningham and Gty and | ford. Scott, grand tredsyrer; William R, Brooklyn, N. Y. also a sister, Mrs. Martha L. Smith of Bast Haddam. Mr. Adams has two cousins in this place, l { It is presumed that the men arrest- | ed, and some others. are co: the breaks, all of which were planned in advange, and guided by a lead who is Lna\\'n and who js at pr at libel It this form of stealing i n Qragnized gang, ew York to B mfv head, gangs ‘;\nty Detective Willlam E..Jackson, Yew Londen, and arrangement was made to run the “lollypop” train of an engine and one coach, with Mid-l way a8 destination, through to Brad- ford. In the meantime, Polies Chief Brown was notified and reguested to meet the train at the Westerly sta- tion, and e prepared to. proceed to Bradford, with members of his force. e: grand secretary, Grand High Rogers announced these ap- " erned in CAMPSFLL'S MILLS Gharles Barber of Plainfield has been spending several days at his place here. Mrs. Alsalde Dillion is fll. Miss Martha Gray is employed in Mrs. Otto Nettleton and. Mrs. David r A. Scott, assistant Georgo B. A grand Thomas,” grand Richardson, grand Abbott, grand cap- . Donald E. Spears, ourner; Fred W. principal 1, grand royal arch: captain; Je- the family of Earl Gilbert at Jewett | Chief Brown responded with Sergeant | €Fl¥> tomm" e seve rome H. Tucker, grand mastor .of the cit. Ferguson, and Patrolmen Mitchell, l’nspec\or Kearns, of the Rm hur-Whitehead, grand gwing to the continued illness of her | Chase, Curtin and Champlin. When | police, with Capta Walter H. mother, Miss Margaret Tanner is still unable to resume her duties as teach- er of the Ekonk school. The school will remain closed until Miss Tan- ner’s return. Misses Liey Gray and Dorothy Scranton of Voluntown were recent callers at Mason Gray's. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown recent- the party arrived at Bradford, they lsarned that the men who bad been confined.in the freight car, has con- centrated revolver fire at a point in the end of the ear, until they made a hole large emough to get a hold an the bpards, tear them away, and make their escape. It was also learned that the fellows had re(ur1ed to West- Greene, County Det Chief Brown, Tt from the men d4rr formation was rec to brea prevails along rpad. The cars zoods stolen in rezard to the @ junior | £gand | - Felch. in ly visited their parents at Voluntown. erly. ter-state tran r 0 pay & smu Miss Marlon PBlakeslee spent the| The officers with Joe Murano, pris- | (OF® it is probah . ©On a roll call th week end with friends at Voluntown. |oner, returned to the Westerly police | Pe tak y the s voted down 19 to 3 Traffic in this piace has been |station, where raiding pla and the cases di i ed Siutes court at Provide At tho 122d annual moet firund (‘hamu blocked for several days owing to huge drifts of snmow. The rural delivery mail carrier has been unable to com- plete his route since last Friday. Men ere at work cpening the main roads Fanged. Some ho: searched and these were James Guadilone, Marion street. Br: i Gradeline, 6 Pierce stree Frank Graro Tower: street. Peter Terreng- | Coats, Suits and Dresses FOR DRESS-UPS An exhibit of .Spring Garments that you | should see before deciding uporr your new apparel. d. Le was heartlly in z yeowomen a bonuis but | t offéred by Mr. Martin | tangle the matter and that, | : no maney could he paid un- Martin - sald he thought | Sl hesing tor 2 - I} Through very special effort we have secured values very extraordmary for the present market conditions. . - THE SPECIALTY SHOP Norwich, Conn. resalution was unanimously ! meeting of the town | apposing © jud presented shington county | Kingston. .It was | "1 it o similar bill had been sented in' the sttae legislatures for years past but had been de- or' pigeonholed by the commit- held aat to change the tu' .alternate "sessions | put the jurors, court nesses to an inconven- 1 bu’ it wonld mean an 140 Main Street nt " plan uld not onl; 2 to_the state. Tt er! 1 "vlyn“ eg:g.? NORTH STERLING ceived his honorable discharge and is ' beld in| The blu juys almost come in the[2* the home of Roscoe Alton for a | houses looking for food. while. the| Theé blizzard of Saturday filled the A missionary meeting was held h‘i week Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. | Chester E. May. The topic was thoi Grenfell Mission and in ch Mrs. Everett E. May, 'assisted :;“vat ct court, bemre Clerk M. on complaint of Frank roads again. A force of men shoveled out the mai! route Monday. Schoal at the Titus d:strict began Tuesday after a long vacation owing to illness of the teacher and the roads 7 on property not under hig care or 1o sum of $200, with Leivis Stanton surety: Under a warrant issued by the fed- to eat'for some time. » Mrs. William Fisher is confined to the house by illness. N. J. Wood is recovering ud is able rol. Mr. Chapman. pleaded not | being blodked with snow. L. H. Lindeman, Mrs. F. A. Jordan and | ty and the was continued to | Deer ace looking thin and in a weak | Mrs. J. S. May The members voted il 16 for tri all was furnished | condition, as they have had but little [ $25 for Armenian relief, A pleasant social hour foliowed with refreshments ] served by the Bostess. The conecuon‘ ftors[he Grenfell association amounted | 0 eral eourt, Prohibition Agent William J. C ed the rooms of the talian club in Rose ave- ue Tuesday night and seized a jug to be around the house. EAST WOODSTOCK —_—— A FRIEND RECOMMENDED 'rm {- ¥ A person often does more e e PR g g tainng a gallon of wine. The club he realizes when Do tells 8 suffes - i a rembership of 145. So far as| David Aldrich, who has been.ill the | friend how to g eil |..‘IZ. v gm S uld bé learned mno.-other place in | past week with congestion ~of the [clerk Iottle bt-! Bvansvi! lo. l-d.. = ‘ Westerly was raided. lungs, is improvirg. e with methy I Sulkered o 11| John Mallonson, arrested on “the| , Members of the Stone and Darling | my'thign, I was treated by the dee i<l rge of stealing a block tackle and | families have been ill with grip the | ror rbgumuu.sm =y f:ufi' ‘lh: '::CMB‘J 931'4‘ the property of the George C.|DPast week. Upon recommendation of a friend, I iSabi 13 company, before Judge Oliver| ,Villiym Richardson, who has been | tried Foley Kidney P! 2ins ana began to . 2 in the Third distriot | &t Walter Reed hospital, Washington, | get relief almost immediately.” Good { ded not guilty. and furnish- | D C. for more than a year, has re- “Jof, DAckache “ aenmatic. pains, stiff | @ 5200 to appear for a hear- = - day morning. STONINGTON i | | The athletic association of the Ston- | ! ington High school,” following the ‘ac- i tion of the Westerly High school years | | { i | A Preakfast Standby Akvays ready and - Alvays pleasing rapeNuts flavon OPENING DAYS Tuesday —— Wednesday — Thursday ~ March Ninth to Eleventh SPRING DISPLAYS OF Millinery and Apparel ago, of having no more to do in the sport line with Bulkeley of New Lon- don, voted to end all athletie relations | with the Westerly High school. This | refers to baseball as well as-football. It ,has been arranged to play the Me- morial day baseball game at Stoning- i ton with La Salle academy team of | Providence. | Stonington Pointers. . William Sylvia and Richard Sylvia have recently been discharged' from the navy and the army. They are sons’' of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sylvia, who had five sons engaged in the world- war. Augustus Sylvia has arrived from Michael's, West Indies, and will ake his home with his brother in the orpugh. Judge Ellas B! Hinckley attended the session of the Connecticut Probate § i 1 i H [ H £ R—— WWWKVMSMWZIE (Y st A food of delightful crisp,sweet granules that re- fation in Hartford Tues- day’ and Wednesday. Rexj \1{,[484“ Goldie of Yantic e Lenten sermon in Cal- copal church Wednesday The 1820 sewing circle met Wednes- day, evening at the home of Mrs. Al- bert Young. The meeting of the social chain of the First Baptist church was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, Thad- dens W. Brown. The Wednesday afternoon whist was’ ‘held with' Mrs) Oscar F. Pendleton at her home on Maln street. EAGLEVILLE \ . The teachers gf the village school visited tne school of Tolland street last Friday. Miss Pauline Chaulker spent the week ‘end with friends in Willington. Miss Amy Rogers of New London is visitinz her fistcr. Mra. F. O. Vinton. IPESRETRRETTsesepsasaesReTE DR PRE SURRSS AR S o 4 {