Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 18, 1920, Page 14

s FAIR AND WARMER TODAY AND TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED AT e € PRESS DESPATOHES. TheBulistin Norwich, Saturday, Sept. 18, 1920, THE WEATHER, The outlook for Saturday and Sunday Is for fair weather in the states east of the Mississippi river. The temperature will rise somewhat in the Middle Atlantic and New England states. Winds off the Atlantic coast: North of Sandy Hook—Fresh westerly, and fair weather Saturday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras—Moderate, variable, mostly westerly, and fair Sat- urday. Forecast. For Fastern New York and New Eng- laid: Fair and somewhat warmer Satur- day; Sunday fair. Observations in Norwich, The Bulletin’s observations show the following records, reported from changes in temperature and the barometric read- ings Friday: Ther. Bar. . 50 30.20 « 66 30.30 . 54 3030 est 50. Comparisons. Predictions for Friday: Fair and cooler. Friday's weather: Fair; cooler; wind. west | MURPHY & McGARRY BUY ON MAIN ST. «The Spler property, with frontage on Main street and Shetucket street, in the heart of the business section of the city, was sold on Friday to Timothy C. Mur- *phy and William P. McGarry, who form the well known men’s clothing firm of Murphy & McGarry, with a store at 207 Main street. The sale is one of the big real estate transactions of the year in the city and while no price is given out the estimates in real estate circles were that the transaction involved some- thing over $100,000. The deed -making the transfer, which was recorded at the town clerk's office Friday afternoon car- ried $95 in revenue stamps. The transfer to Mr. Muphy and Mr. McGarry is from the heirs of the late Levi Spier, a former merchant of this| city. They are all residents of New York and are Louis and Florence B. Spier, husband and wife, Isaac and H}n:-y tie Spier, husband and wife, Mary Spier and Tillie Saxe. The new owners sald Friday after- noon that the purchase is made as an in- vestment on their part and does not mean any change in their own store lo- cation nor changes for the present ten- ants in the Spier propert One of the interesting in connection with the D it brings ownership into the Murphy & McGarry the store where started business thirty-one years ago on VEGETABLES IN MARKET ARE AT THE PEAK POINT The cool weather will soon exert a vi- tal effect upon the vegetables which will be available in local market, says E. L. Newmarker who makes the official market reports under the auspices of arm Bureau and Storrs college.. - At this time thé supply has. been greater than any time during the season. From them may be selected dishes without necessitating repitition for considerable ty. circumstances urchase is that that firm 2 . LG period, because the variety offered is Sept. 13 at 145 Main street, now oc-|Period Lt cupied by the drug store of Utley &|Yery complete. The time for canning Jones. The Spier block is located on an |tomatoes now at hand. The price is 1. haped plot with 66 foot frontage o |at the lowest level of the season for Main street and 50 foot front on She-[tomatoes, and the stock is very firm. tucket strect, with a depth of 123 feet |1t IS a little difficult to advocate peach to the Shetucket street lot and 65 feet [CANNINg this year as the price price is to the Main street lot, together at the rear. the two coming quite high and nothing peaches are available. but shipped-in However, the o e ick buildi price level for peaches in Norwich does ago include the mumbers from 145 |IS occasioned because producing points to 1 eet and 23 to 27 Shetuck-|are scattered over considerable range of et s The Main street building is|distance from the primary market New occupied the Utley & Jones drug store | York, and a greater profit resuits if the and the White Star Clothing House Co.|Producer sells at the New York price The Shetucket street building is oc-|level, but ships a smaller distance. Also cupied on the ground floor Iy a part of the Woolworth store, on Dby the rooms of Robert O. American Legion, and by and on the third floor by the producers study the consuming mar- ket as a whole, and strive to cater to all demand resulting in an increased profit on the whole. The crop of hay is reported to be less than last year. This is but - to the the second floor . Fletcher post other tenants, Germania hall. PEESTON REPORTS MADE ¢ BY THE TOWN OFFICERS SEVEN §1,000 BEQUEST! IN CORONER B shortage of labor, which was the cause of leaving much of the crop unharvest- ed. The demand is quite constant and S ROWN'S WILL set the prices, not the bidders. How- ever, full reports are not yet available for making a positive estimations of the outlook. In any event the graim brok- ers are asking a higher price for new hay. For first class hay they are ask- ing $45.00 a ton. MANSFIELD BRONZE TABLET FOR MEN WHO WENT TO WAR (Special' to The Bulletin) Storrs, Conn., Sept. 17—Dedication of a bronze tablet ccmmemorating the ser- vices of ecighty-one soldiers and sailors that the Town of Mansfield, sent to the Great War, will be made at Spring Hill, Saturday, October 2. Prominent speak- ers will supply the oratory necessary t osuch occasions and each service man will receive a state certificate of ser- vice, to be presented either by Governor Marcus Holcomb or State Librarian George S. Goddard of Hartford. The tablet is to be mounted on a large boulder set in a triaagle near the Bap- tist church in Spring Hill and on the state highway between Willimantic and | As practically all visitors to the ! Storrs. State Agricultural College at Storrs travel this highway, the tablet will be viewed annually by thousands of per- sons. The - dedication program will occupy the day. At 10 o'clock a. m. there will be a baseball game between represen- tatives of the North and South parishes. Basket lunch will provide the noon Ienlemln one .service man as a guest. | Following Junch will be a parade, led | by the Mattatuck Drum Corps, of Wat- | erbury. ~This orgasization, which is said to date back to Revolutionary times under differeift names, is one of the most famous of its kind in New England. Community singing and short talks by representatives of Mansfield's varieus | war activities and talks by service men will precede the principal dedicatory ad- dress. The principal speaker will prob- lably be George B. Chandler of Rocky | Hill, t | MOTORCYCLE ADDS TO P. 0. SPECIAL DELIVERY The special delivery department at the Norwich post office is now handled | by motoreycle service. James Donovan, {the special delivery messenger, is now using one of these fast and mobile meth- ods of travel with the result that the special delivery leiters and packages are now handled faster and Messenger | Donovan is now able to do both the day and night delivery. Special delivery letters and packages have shown a steady inerease in number, so that it has been necessary to use two men for the first morning delivery. With his motorcycle, Messenger Donovan is now able to do_all the work. | " When he casts his first vote a young man wonders how the world would man- Franklin . Telephone: 1 Provideace, R. L H e d 3 s Union 963 Company urien s N seturere o ARG SR urers 18- - LISS ENGINES. lnwms Valve Gear applied to all makes of Cor- liss Engi Shaftirg,. Henpos B0 ings, Coup! Large stock always on hand. General Mill Repairs. Special machinery of all kinds. —_— MANCHESTER UNITY. Loyal Hugh H. Osgood lodge, No. $920, held their meeting in Pythian hall Ffiday evening with N. G. William Mather in the chair. Routine business was transacted and many members were In attendance. A membership drive has started and will be open until December and it s up 10 the member sto boost and make this a success. PBring them alone. All will be made welcome. The delegates who attended the eon- ventibn in New York city made remarks, and many wertthe stories that the wor- | hence sales are in a sellers market, who meal and each family is expected to |age to get along if he were to die. TEpmeuse o (. SUN. MOON AND TIDES, thy P. P. G. M. Crooks told. (New Time.) The annual reports of the selectmen, treasurer, tax collector and heaith officer of the town of Preston are now in the | hands of the printer and will soon be ! ¢ for distr.ibution. In his annual repcrt, Everett P. Barnes, health officer for the town, says that dur- ing the past year there has been no epidemic of any Kind in the town and the general heaith of the residents of the |2 town has been good. Cases reported to | the healta officer have heen pulmonary tuberculosis 41, glandular tubercul lung and bone tuberculosis fever 3, whooping ~ough 13 lagrippe S, pneumonia 2, lol Seven bequests of §1,000 each are con- tained in the will of the late Franklin H. Drown of this , coroner of this county for 24 years up to the time of his death on Aug. 28. His beneficiaries in this amount are his wife, Adelaide L. Brown, Adelaide vencer of Nian- Ine Crandall, wife of Jest View, three Ma zabeth, klin G. and Valma Brown, and Mi: M. Dodge of this city, who had her in his office for many 3 s Dodge were also left the typewr typewriter desl Century dictionary. after tigh water it is low ich is folowed by flood tide. GREENEVILLE measles 4, pneumonia 6. gonorrhoen 2, diphtheria 2--88 cases| It is proivded that in case of the dea Cities do not happen; co-operation builds them. Bea YORPT 00 5 + ortin all, of which 59 cases were reported |of an child, the share of that c S % i e Lot i e (e remaining grandehildren BUILDER.” Join the Chamber of Commerce. ¢ de movement of St. Mary's|insane, one case from the Norwich torium, w! the remaining will receive the sa at the early mass at St. Mary's|in difierent families of the town. i e e ,zx:tj‘ &1 The report of the town school commit- » last spring for the third Sanday|tee, ma Ror r S. Willett for the wn executo of every month. It is expected tney|Committee, in part on 1 an, Lena Lauten- T new applications for membership n Sept. 9, ””11 a 1. Lathrop. great work will add to the num-| gL Loal S mpher ot ) & e e { rs tomorrow, making an earg prepa. and the number of days | ELABORATE VEILS FEATURED the big Holy Name demon- Umbersiotidanssnone IN SEASON'S MILLINE g to be held In this city on Sun- sed and lace dr: teachers in th ntly in this sea In faect tire I TAFTVILLE WILL BE THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION TODAY The regular gnonthly meeting and| X 5:1”‘ : ker of the Ponemah council, K. of C.. | >0 embroid- | @ . — . St it it average was not a5 #00d 2 Here you wi in surprising completeness the and Winter models at ace, Grand Knight Dal ‘n'm"q‘,‘\"\"'_“‘;"‘ S ,\lm:']L e z 5 . . . fed. Al he” Tolowing ofiecr| oL, e rumber 170 have ‘attended the | their best — and quite ready for immediate selection. ccied for the ensuing vear: Grand | S00001S of the town. The average at-| Hormidas Gladue ; deputy G. K tendance was 126545; 2§ have atfended o feathers have been revived for T. Delaney: financial secretar: Dolein other Fowns, 3 of whichitaition ring, the ingenuity of the de- 1 ; recorder, James f. Han.|Nas been paid; also there have heen 19 ing some novel s and easurer, Bdward V. Murphy: ad.|2ttending high.schools, making a total of &r atsConbintecin favos. M. Lafleur; inside guard, James hoolssiout of tow th embroidered crowns ars well to AT outside , guard, W m O, The report of Tax ¢ rles C. y col 3 red threads or beads pro-{ i ionable adornment. er go quite out e shows the following summary Amount of tax on list of 1919, $15 amount ¢ d to town tr Complete Showing of Women’s and Misses’ ladies of the Sacred Meart pari whist Thursday evehing in Par- Our Men’s Store of With thaoy sttemaing. Pries|urer, $i61 t collected, $40.19 W rin, Miss Martin, | ue on list of 1919, §364.81; col- e Btk velvet whi o = ?, M b el ettt . of the black velvet which|§ Everything in Men’s Wear Outfitters to Man and Boy A o0 n trefsurer, $340.34; due on | Aies tall Green orchestra, hich this sea- developed' in. brown and hen :d *Friday. The} 1s price tags vary- Jewett City.—adv. The New Suits Qur early showing of new Fall CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, ETC. SCHOOLS AND TAXATION ON PRESTON CITY GRANGE PROGRAM The Pr NORWiCH TOWN Zo% om ton C Suits offers idczl sclection from The W. I. T's, an orzan tion com- | ularly Sob the Randsem " e several young men of the publ o itiattive o Al cne-of-a-kind models—and the ? e Schiol NI y a tip where to by tyde, lender, are arranging Ly buy frome prices are so reasonable that the adver apel Wehentay | avehing i you'll be surprised. We show 2 x-Mayor Allyn L. Brown, of | dress of welcom ! PUPILTS WILL OBSLRVE M E N ’ S F A I I H A I S Suits from $25.00 to $55.00. to give an address The | to the lecturer. fagr e & > V oampie The S et B Malod T CIVIC SUNDAY nm(.‘n\n Th N t’ to be non-partisan, will be high S etarasct tion by the clergy | 4 i " e New ‘ :oa e and helpful {o new voter or of Prestor : recently | Qur Men’s Store is showing the largest assortment and nd women. Theodore Sterry | helpful and insp! tomorrow will e . I Men's Fall H e The softest of new fabrics—the nd, Reymend Smith, members of 1 > es as Civic Sunday - a 2 e e ot ge s ass, are the commitice \h o L the need of al sermons preached | B8 est values in Men’s Fal ats to be ha s aouls loveliest of siik linings — the n evening the Up-Town orchestra that he mentioned s upon the importance of the pres- | h a programme of music. stay of about ten ssion followed his a Men’s and Young Men’s Stylish Scft Hats, in these colors : Seal Bottle Green, Chest- ion campaign of the Ch: rce in relation to the ci nicest of new colors—all that weeks c Clementjne C. Bacheler, of at and the development 4 new coat styles can present in t fi of Miss Masters' school, trodu d d z o N YOk s | Bt e g ok pE e nut and Laurel—at $4.50 to $8.00. luxury and warmth and stun- part of this week to her home on|and instructive He t eaker. TH - 2 ning lines, you'll find represent- ? street. Miss Bachelor, who| audience back into the early ag these services in | g e ’;tyhsh Velour Hats, in black, bro ed in our shw‘m: of new Fall s having a year's leave of absence, sailed | ing conditions there then and, com e houses of worship and | d t sgoo v, June 26, from Montreal on the|back pointed out the steps of progr y for giving 2 thought to and green—al .UU. mmenta of the White Star line, and the need of taxes. He also ex plained the scveral methods of tax concluding with the the tin would provide efficient and train to co-operate with the local boards ing them to place a true value on the rious kinds' of property. A lively cussion followed. Rev. F. W. Tholen, president of the lo- cal public library, spoke of some of the needs of the t A hearty vote ot appreciation was giv- en the speakers of the evening. bu: Ceats. Velour Coats, $22.50 Women's Silvertone Velour Coats, silk lined throughout.’ Colors are black, reindeer and navy, sizes 36 to 42—th=se are very special value, at $22.50. very city where a modern | i v of Commerce exists the church | bly one of the strongest factors omoling civic and moral welfare. e summer in the French Alps England. After a visit of three weeks with his dparents. r. and Mrs. George be of Scot andish Beebe tland road, § ed to his home in New Lon- Men’s and Ycung Men’s new Fall Stiff Hats —at $5.00 ard $6.50 MEN’S FALL NECKWEAR Our reputation as specialists in Men’s Neck- wear will be maintained this season. Our a Mrs. Albert F. Greene has returned to home on West Town street, after a with relatives in Bos Mrs. Greene recent- her guest for a few days, Miss Hopkins who stopped at Nor- Dr. Humphreys’ Remedies Doctor’s Book on the treatment, of Every living thing”—mailed free. ence., t0 he# home in Bos. | iness meeting of the grange followed in | xg. FOR showing of new Fall Neckwear is broad and The New Dresses er a stay at her cottage, “Plain-| which Maud E. Davis, Herbert 1 Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations 1" at Lord's Point. and Fred Benjamin were voted r 2 i« il 4 Worms, Worm Fever, comprehensive, including plain and fancy weaves, in all the approved colors—prices or Worm dis-, € this week, a force of men from of the grange after their initiation. The new Dresses for Fall wear SRR i Infants S includ: me handsome include so very wARRED, e R T i ) range 79¢, $1.00, $1.50 and up to $3.00. . icotine in the new | NEWTON—M'CLELLAN—At West Staf. PROMISED MONDAY EVENTN and embroider ricotines, ong- 7 B e R Staf- MISED MO s 5 Dys , Gri 1111 - . A = 3 . . D o SRR A e e e o o oripings Dillious Colic. 1§ A splendid showing of the popular Silk Knitted Ties — || Jine effects—also serviceable models of Men's Wear afford and Miss Winifred P, AMo-|evening under the auspices of the re 7 Cough, .50. 1 46—pi range to .00, Clellan of C1 'r’ml llfl‘i‘.‘ Y o ganization campaign fn‘; P‘TQ Cham ,crcof he, Neuralgia. at sl.so to $3 50 Serge"'lze‘ 16 to e sl&m $75 m LYON—DUGDALE—In East Greenwich,! Comnierce promises to be one of the most adache, Vertigo. . I, Sept. 11, 1920, by Rev. William | representative gatherings of the public on, Weak Stomach Worthington of rovidence, Edwin spirited men and women held in Norwich ppressed Lewis Lyon of Moosup, Conn., and Miss Leucorrhea, Menses Carrie Gladys Dugdale of East Green- or Profuse Menses for some time. 'The fact that the dinner SATURDAY CANDY FALL OPENING DISPLAY MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS wich 1s in charge of a special committee of the Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis iy —_— | motary club assures all who attend a |14 Eezema, Eruptions. Brysiniies S0c Salt Water Kisses. 290 OF EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY D R DIED. £0od time and good cats. The Wauregan |15 Rheumatism, Lumbago i85 - S e i ettt AR c French Creams, assorted.. 33c $1.00 Hot Water Bottles, red DAY—In Baltic, Sept. 17, 1920, Miss B. 2?;:;BL::.:;L ;\Zgrv‘.(‘xynbr will be served, is Malaria, Fever and Ague co-operation in the matter of the many details which go to T. Day m Piles, Blind or Bleeding. ral at her late home in Baltic Mon- d 50c Fruit Drops, assorted flavors 39¢ Ophthalmia, Sore or Inflamed Eyes By intense specialization we rubber, guaranteed one year— . 50c Chocolate Covered Cream Speclal price ...iviriiiiiiee, 890 a pt. 20, at 9.3 Services at Bal- | I"ake such an affair a success. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head T T VOS5 000 ns 3 1o, Ghurch @t 10" o'clock. Burial in | _The menu wil consist of the following |20 Whooping Coneh, Spasmodic. Cough || ’5)0"0’1:' aisi; t:?fl:lhmanom 4:: are enabled to present Hats of $1.00 Fountain Syringes, com- tic cemetery. Blue Points on half shell, consomme |21 Asthma, Oppressed, Difficult Breath-|M 60¢ Toasted 1 i i lete with tubing, étc.—Special i Victoria, roast Philadelphia capon, cran- ing o 60c Jelly Gum Drops superior deslgn and workman- » + i BORN. berry sauce, green peas, sole potatoes, ¥ General r Discharge, Debi Earache ANTOROL—In Norwich, Sept. 11, 1920, a Tonic price daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Myer E. An- 7o French bread,,Neavolitan ice crema, as- sorted cakes. medi-tasse. e Milk Chocolate Covered § and Cream Picces This ship at unusual prices. $1.75 Selt-filling “Saibro” Foun- daug s Nausen, Vomiting, Sea-Sickness. : : i | tokol of 23" Pear‘reet Present _indications are that the at- |27 Disorders of the. Kidneys S0c Sliced Ginger season we are featuring Wom- faln Penw SRechal peing < -v s SIS e Sem-“l'h 1920, a|tendance will be larre and those intend- Nervous Prostration ’ Celluloid Bag Frames, in a varls dnughter, Pauline Fern, to Mr. and Mrs. | ing to go are asked (o make their reserv Sore Mouth, Canker, Fever Blisters. en’s Dress Hats— ety of styles and colors, regular Mat tions at camnaign headquarters immedi- Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bed — | ately, as accommodations are limited. ’ Disorders of the Heart, Palpitations Sore TMiroat and Quinsy prices $1.75 to $2.25 — Special price ., BOYS’ WEAR AT $5.00 AND $7.98 — Pox I : 3250 Leather Hand ~ Congregational Women’s County Meeting | '@ 7> La Grippe, Grippe M Doys' Fall Hats, all the new models || Equal te Hats sold elsewhere at ‘ Kodak style—Special Church & Allen WThere wfl;ll be a county meeting of the Lfl?‘;::u::s with each .Vial in Five —good values at $1.25, $1.49, $1.95 $7.50 and $10.00. Women who have i i e . oman’s Home Missionary Uni £ | HEnEuas) nd $2.25. 3 2 —_ Connecticut, in’ Osgood Memorial, Parl| EnSlish. German, Spanish, Portagucse |j °"° ° o il :lrl!; f%:ufilnl:g;:g!mly-?rm"m s church, Wednesau'y, September 2. Morn. |94 French. ll Children’s Ripplette and Cham- values we are nfi?rung at these two > 15 Main Street ing session at cieven, afternoon scs.| At all Drug and Country Stores. bray Rompers, sizes 2 to 6, reg- prices. They are in-a wide rango of sion at one forty-five (daylight time),| Mumphreys” Homeo. Medicine Co, 156 | B ular value $1.00 and $1.25 — b el Bt il . F l Mrs. Charles S. Thaver of Hartford, the | William Street, New York. Special price e . 75¢ E state president of the Woman's Hi — e — i H HA'R (N) ll!lefa Missionary union and E)Irs.m]n’::d:xs s HOTELS Bflgs I}ha‘ié ?"“ga“s-l "d""zll'\" ats For Chlldren e G - DS of Milford, associational chairman, will gaed, jalzes § o 8, valuei§l.oh-= o . Five: Alldremed ' Thirs it et n Special price 20iecrirehe 80 | Hundrode of thesecraf Velvet, Velour and Felt—soma:bandsd with stream-, || ThEeDce SR UionuR EietmE lrectors_ cussion of methods, conducted by Mrs.| SR R ors, others tastefully trimmed, including a splendid showing of the pop. || S& Fith selluiold face. at t) Rinwhr | Deltgates are Lt R % Fows Euickeooste | Iaeees ular Tams—price range $1.95, $2.98 and up to $7.98. | 45 e Congregational churches of New Lonaon | American House L hics s vty ol —AND— county. FEach woman is to provide her i‘;feiri“" jevalue s2e B $1.85 79¢ grade — at 62¢ R D. MORRISSEY, Pro; : . L0, ‘sTpnecsal. 8o ’ P . i % e R N R A Boys' Norfolk Suits, in dark ew airbow ns $1.35 grade—at 95c m mers th A First-class Garage Service Connected. mixtures, sizes 8 to 17, value 2 e ¥ e gas and electric department were at $12.00—Special price ... ..... $950 Our Ribbon Section, always ahead in its stylish selections, is par- 15c Wire Halr Permations, for 5 work in Norwich Town transferring the | Phone Shstucket Strect i ularly pleasing in its present | the latest style hair-dressing— Lady Assistabs electric wires to a higher location on the Boys' “Souwester” Rubber Hats Yy pleasing in its present complote assortment of Hairbow &t <iidia e avess vests LU Telephone 3283 pol‘;& = e —Special price ............... 95¢ Ribbons — Plaids, Roman stripes, Dresden’s, as well plain and N Mrs. Anna Lamb and son, Walter —~ %) » Moire Taffe i full i 35¢ Hair Nets, HENRY E CHURCH —_, | Lamb. are spending o tow ‘avs m New| ~ DEL-HOFF HOTEL Boys' “Ravnster,” best quality BTy iy sors TUB B diched wids —price 1! e ot pu London, guests of black Rubber Coats, sizes 4 to a yard and upwards. WM. SMITH ALLEN , Buests of Mrs. Cook. EUROPEAN PLAN i b ) Miss Gladys Beebe of Scotland road, 18, value 38.50—Special price §7.50 ) .h:r—- leaves Tuesday morning to take up her senior work at Connecticut college. HAYES BROS, Props. Telept.one 1227 26-28 Broadwax Saturday,