Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 16, 1920, Page 8

Tens - filed with Fire Marshal How ard L Stanton for new buildiuge i eity, The rapid approach of winter r completion jork has been started on the large one | T sary store house for the Ironsides I Comporation at Thamesville. This I tng 15 being erected by the Peck, MeWi Jams company wh reklly ot | r in the foundatfon work re now start- | worl q Ing_on_the brick build b 1o be 100x200 fee: All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Experiments that trifle with 3 Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor O: Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasan neither Opium, Morphine nor ot age is its guarantee. For been in constant use for the relief o Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allayin, therefrom, and by regulating the Sto: the assimilation of Food; giving The Childrea’s Comfort ~The Iothes’s Iricnd. eENUINE CASTORIA YT Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 ¥ The Kind You Have Al THE CENTAUR CoMBAN The Kind You Have Always Beught. and which has been in use for over thirty years, has borne the siguature of i and has been made LZldCl‘ his pere | Wsonu supervision si Allvw 1o one to deceive you in this. good ”? are bug health of Infants and Children—l‘,xpern.nc'l against Experi What is CAfiTQE’@uA Par and endanger the , Fla ulency, S8 Zhl‘lflf’ tuz\.L slaep. ARLWA €ars .:)cuam into the fats office. | DI rouse- that, is|to “be mcl-j main: ng although building is‘also it may not be en- drely before the extreme tweather. Sats the ‘Arco hot water heater has been installed {n ‘the | A new heating building. stem, Atlantic Carton corpon.uun i “tne win: sash. Williams the contract. rbort | been raised to the roof and the work -of! putting on the roof will start immediate- The cellar bottom of cement :is al SLOa ety being lald. Peck McWliliame has| One of the battery of five bailers to main | be installed at the U. S. Finishinggom- The, {»xunannn work for, the new Qoor | huilding on Church street in. the reatrof re Austin Block {ywork | work of | 1arse; short time. ;m:.\n ESTATE SALE! |last i4,000, respectively. - ent, family dward M. Burch, Cost $300. rels, aids Ty B. “ost_$300. ington street. Cost $300. Pittsfleld, Mas n, three v Nov, . The The Housewifes Whe in disorder, crying backache, bearin then she sho ion have | ngth by 1an 1s td Iren Proof that it Restored the B 4 Comy I be 1 y all i work. Th b i yand certainly one grand medicine.”—Murs, R. Marrnews, 3311 , Tl and Sycamore Street, op of all is suffering from of women in just her con- 1d regained their youthful am’s Vegetable Compound and trial. calth of These Two Women tanooga, Tenn.—“I used Lydia kham’s Vegetable Compound ny baby came when I could no keep up. - It strengthened my 1 relieved we of the ill effect often develops at such times. ‘That was wmy first experience with the Vegetable Compound. Years after- wards I took it during the Change of ife and got along so well I scarcely had to lie down during the day seldom had dizzy, fainting spells, I am now well and strong, can do. all 1y housework with perfect ease and it is a comfort to me to be able to say to ing women ‘take Lydia E. medicine and be strong. T will be glad to have you use my name if it will be the means of helping a.ny *—-Mrs R A. FAmsurN, Orchard Knob Ave,(,‘ha.ttanooga,’l‘enn. which Ailing. Overworked Housewives ShouldRely Upon ponding week last vear. NEW LONDOX. 3 idw. W. Fargo is making arrangements |3 for the erection of a residence for him- elf on Fifth avenue, where he is.building temporary building at the present time: se will be of wood, arranged for 3 YEAR OLD GIRL SNOT ACCIDENTALLY BY BROTHEBR 15—Wiriitred r old daughter of Mr. s. Joseph M. Flanagan, of ,this s shot and almost instantly Killed afternoon when her ‘brother 8, accidentally discharged a charge went through the ody and lodged in the wall. ot 1o pull -the ent off.” was the boy's n't going Burden stracted from overwork, her home and on - some other form of feminine lls, is well along: has progressed so far. that. the putting in the foundation’ will {ve started in ashort time. The < for the Ponemah Company being |’ by Peck McWilllams: have been | 25§ completed with the exception of the’ n- This contract is one-of; the handled in the vicinity of Norwich r and although at times thinder- led by lavor difficulties' and shortage- of material has been dome in a remarkably AND MORTGAGE LOANS | Norwich had 13 sales of real estate dur- |ing the past week to 16 for the same week . The loans for the respective 2 $5,415 and $20,350. ew London there were five sales of during the past week to 17 for the | Tést to the: Efnergency Fleet Theloans | tion headquarters .at the two weeks totalled §23,370 and | Was warned nét to do it. The new building on Broad street for iey Hewitt is enclosed. There will bs + store on the ground floor and & tede- s are up for the new bujlding feet for the Salvation Army. Building Permits. ! Olsen, frame garage. Cost $108. garage, Willlam ny M. Wetmore, alterations to Tesh- der streef " Cost $8,000. Lec, frame garage, Blackhall Hannon, frame garage, Hunt- umber of permits for the week, alx; estimated cost of buildings, $4,540. - New . York, ¢ ‘;, TorAlloged asfective Emrrgedcy 'l"!eet Corporal { ackaie “of - the-Tivets % withess bdfore ‘tha dnquiringinto shippieg tified toaday. - P The'. witness” was Thomas H. 3¥hib - described hiMself ae “an ex) gter ‘of the: aid rschool” In 1915 he was éngaged as an inspector of hulls at lant of -the Submarine Loat Corpos on, Some, of the riveting work in t Fard he deau}bed as “fiers He said ls superlors: would not support him i is contentions (of .poor Work—therefor he ‘sent ident Wilson “some sam- Dles” in' the form of defective rivets. Ke could. W the Purtell, idence” but he did kiow ho u “fired for sending it.” ‘only_just'about enough time to get clotlies .npa get out of the yard," ne ~mtm- on, e 38id," the president Dvmd his comiplaints ‘through his secre fary” Mr. Tumulty., As a result s reinstated as.an inspector and given i back,pay.. He did not return to the Sub. marihe Boat - Cofporation yard, but was sent.to the Standard Ship Building plant. “It, was evident! the witness testi- fied;"that my-record had preceded me— for 1-found i was in bad favor ther also testified that: the riveting nation. at the latter plant was also “something fierce.” He complained tco| bis* superiors’ he ‘added, without zat faction. . He then threatened to go Corpora- Philadelphia and L - went to Philadelphia and was again, tfired,” headded. The witness :what poor r'yeting was by exhibits jn the form of dra{iings by him'showing rivets andér varie. o nditions and by samples ©f rivets used in-ship construction. T fommittee was eniightened as to ‘meaning: 6t various terms used in ‘soribing faulty riveting and as to ho alleged. poor work was coverod up *doping ‘with red lead and other mater- ials” & ‘"Hé named “ball 13” among others as example. ‘of _alleged poor = riveting| ofk, Asked'if this ship was still afioat | he sald he @id not know. Chairman Walsh™ asked /how. it ‘Was that ships on Which he alleged poor, riveting was done wére: gtill afloat and the witness said bel aould, not tell. r ‘work might not cause a ship break down f9r four or five years. I oharged the committee to go with him to #ny ship they might name that was built {ufing the war in some of the yards .o Be would oint otit to them evidenco uf | poor work. T’ one or two years to train properly a good | Tiveter, but admitted that during the| war emergency ships were needed quick- ly and that skilled men could not be had. *In his work as inspector, he added, | he. had - charge of two hulls at a_tim. with supervision over the work of 150 t 180 men. He testifled there were in stances of work which he had condemn €4 ot ‘being done over. It was a of ‘patriotism,” ‘he said, which prompted| Rim to ‘persevere in his attempts to rect’ “slack work” ‘in riveting. # a ship. went down with men on bo: * Eventually. ' Purtell asserted, he {allc . with Chairman Hurley in York and was told to put in writiig, “I'told the chairman that T cramp in the arm from writing.” : He presented o letter signed by R. H.| |, Bailey, Jr. assistant to Chairma ley, in whichihe was informed that hi | complaints’ had been investigated found to be unwarranted. He was also| told that his charges were without foun-| Hair Roots Come Out Before Your Very Eyes (New Method Banishes Superfluous Hair) The new way to remove euperfluo ‘Thair, roots and ali—the phelactine way is. rapidly superseding the old-fashion depilatory methods, as well as electric razor and, tweezers. And né w ‘Here s a product so harmis it 15 altogether pl Drocess is g0 quick actuaily removes the halrs entire, Ing the roots, in just a few seconds You will surely have the surprise of your life if you will obtain a stick of ¢ simple tnstructions. Tiyeting on- ships constructed for wac| iy, not gay if the president ever ol “They gavs| PROXY WEDDING L ity 1 my body. ‘Fruituitives’ is the ki T ! sesuls of ‘New Thought' in medicine the fron maste cd j atio 2 you will A, A. YOU here today b and there 50¢c. & box, 6 for $2.50, trial size here from his home to answer suit for sey Eupplemented ‘his verbal testimony &s to| ter's : declared de-12 | He ‘afterwards said thatl | colleg fre Hs. dssorted that it should take at least !, spiri ly i piained he did not want it to be his fault| dation ang that for various named rma-) de; lactine from your druggist ana follon ] K. A. HUGHES CO., Bos INSON EIPICES TO CRITICN OF T SWIPPING BOARD | comuginzed the competi- could depend- ronguoer connected H { question, . Tt p £ reard of Teacher Gf “ had ne pon the dow; sald Ch followed rivet Senesec ed ont.- b sail, then ‘ “T am not in the k e any material medieine as I a for . comp 1 the opinion a ¥ ‘There is no effort to defectd responsibilit: time ago, I had su Licer and Stomach T up thinking 13id “Fruiba-tives’ or Fruit Lives Most gratifying was the resuit. relieved s probably due records are open TO €O an_organ complexio n coffee planter came|and now and then y over i effort to defraud 3 Shipping Board to e whose sole responsil £ of wrongdoing arged wi who we Atdealers or from -law's cross coniplaint to Mrs. Cran The 60-yea ire posed as a the youthful four years Mrs. failed us, a marriage settle-{ bility if the o ing more than th of the prox n spe , but the pr dollars, wherc as the larg out. rator in the world, ioned by his daugh-! ¢ are expended Magazine Specialist Union Square r_a.; it 1 Healed By Froff Liver Talw‘s advocate of ‘New Thought’; but some my liver and stomach trouble, cleaned up my yellowish nd put new blood in 'Shea’s News Bhreat. NORWICH l'OW"4 Superintendent o ng his acqu: 1 be the Parisian on Mr. Ci ntercede 2 with i the late ance: the whole pi Dproblems. said his| D . recalling ual. | ser e testi-| Am quarters| war g th fon of Edward | w0 a5 chairman of the board . went -ahead with the mme. John Barton Payne,|F. lity placed upon | rma he work will _oceupy Mr. and M b Sund-. barred doo; the mother whom the father, never e Thousands T. 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