Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 28, 1921, Page 2

ORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, e e = JUNE 28, 1921 ther absent, tardy, nor dismissed, Elizabeth Durle, Arthur Arm: PERFECT ATTENDANCE FORTERMAND YEA: Leah Butler, Emily Hill, Mary Shaver.; Murphy, Richard Rankin. id Gilbert, William Lee, arl The- . | Kramer, *Ear] Kramer, Willlam Luchon, Walter Lukoski. *Wilfred Sutthill, Albert Sixth grade: R. M. Beck! Prodell; Bernadette Coblentz, Steffa Dan- Entire number of pupils, 24; ilowicz, *Evelyn Eastland, Dorothy El- e il sent, tardy, nor dismissed, 3. ‘lal, Steffa Gordon, Viola Hill, *Ruth Bjork, Gedrge Haddad, Albert Iilde-|Metzger, Olive McCune, Effle Redhead, The following are the pupils in the|teacher. Entire number of puplls, 33;| brand. fola Shaw, Anna Skorcik, *Ruth Whit- Norwich public schodls perfect in at-| neither absent, tardy nor diemissed, 10.| Sixth grade: Mary E. Mullin, teacher. |ing. . tendance for the spring term. Names| Dorothy Banning, Gladys Blica; Mary | Entire number of Suplls, 2 her ab-| Seventh grade: = Anna McGuinness, sarred show perféct attendance for the|Dodd, Anna Jackson, Elera Regira, Her-[sent, tardy, mor dismissed, 0. teacher. Entire number of pupils, 437 whole year: man Bradlaw, Frank Decker, Thomas| ~Fifth grade: Katie A. Murphy. teach-|neither absent tardy nor dismissed, 27. Peterson, Fred Sabroski, James Shea. |er.. Mntiré number of pm nei-|Ida Barret, *Mary Brennan, Farl Coman, T o Tourth grade: Mary E. O'Connell,| ther absent, tardy, mor dismiséel, 6;|Alexander Deptulski, *Edmund Frydrich, gmade: Mary K. Callahan, | teacher. FEntire number of pupfls, 32;| *Stella Anderson, *Alice Parsons, Clista|Ruth Fitch, Mabel Flemming, *Charlotte Entire mumber of pupils, 32;| peither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 8.| Way, Victory Sacltowska, ~*Frederick | Geer, Alexander Gromko, Joseph Grom- absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 11 ko, Dorothy Haslam, Henry Hilderbrand, Michele Chinigo, Stephen Kehae, Fifth grade: Emily M. Wilcox, teacher. | *Joseph Gronski. *Elizabeth Ibb roux, James Willlamw, Mary Boardman *George James, Henry Stecewics, *Mer-| Entire number of pupil: 7: neithér al *Steffa Jurcyzk, Walter Krohn, * ia ¥ Budweck, Esther Evans, Harriet|ton Tubbs. sent, tardy, nor dismissed, 3. Lena Do-|Labenski, *Andrey Levander, Viola Le- son. Luigia Quarto, Frieda Sabrow-' Second and third grades, Anma M. | beniski, Agnes Lusowski, William Henry |Vitsky Edward Meinhart, Everett Rise, e Schelin®. Curtis, teacher. Entire number of pu-|Epps®. Jennie ~Sebastian, Josephine Skarcik, i grade: Genevieve Hd‘flmicklml.-. 32; neither absent, tardy, mor dis-| Fourth grade: Jean M. Driscoll, teach- | *Chailotte Staubley, Ruth Telford, Wil- missed, 5. 'Stuart Babcock, Martha|er. Entire number of pupils, 33; neitrer|liam Wilson, Hilda Thoma. 37 Driscoll, Barbara Tingley, John Ting-|absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 8. Stanley Sixth grade: Sadie A. Driscoll, teacher. ley, Valerine Hareld. Owsiak, Samuel Stockwell, Catherine | Bmtire number of l:;lb s, 34; neither ab- i Brooks, *Helen Lukowski, Anna Murray,|Sent, tardy, nor dismissed 27. Marie i it ke e ium-o.bem‘e:n:;_ Mary Mahoney, EQith Pulsifer, Rufh|Atterbury, Stanley Bartinecke, Dorothy ther absent, tardy, nor dismissel §.| Robinson. Concklin, *Stasia _Danflowicz, *Fréd Venus Di Palma, Marjorie ' Finlaysen, | Third grade: Grace E. Driscoll, teach- | Dempski, Ruth Dreschler, William Er- Sara K. Tingley. Second grade; g MRS er. Eighth e G L‘W a . T er absent, tardy, nor dismissed ,11. “ % & » Bighth grade: G. L. War . Ter-| +John Anderson, Thomas La . Rochelle, 5 mc lgl';_n;le;(l::; % ::fig; rv. teachers. Tntire mumber of pupils. |sRichard Morris, James Murray. Dorothy 57; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed 14 John Green, Edward Htiderbrand®, Richard Oat, Tracy Odgers, Dan'el Shea, Ernest Rankin®, Mario Pascouche, Jus- Alquist, *Dorothy _Anderson, Genevieve Bezinsky, *Katherine Lukowski, Murray, Helen Ostraski, Fannie Sowa. from stomach trouble for 20 years and now I sm well.” Eatonic gets right after the causg = I ", i First grade: Julia Imelda Good, of stomach troublés by taking up anq | tine Briggs. Viokt Didrickron, ' Cora|teacher. Entire number of pupils, 3 carrying out the acidity and gases Freeman, Eleanor Gadbois®, Marcia|peither absent, tardy nor dismissed, and of course, when the cauee is re- | Joon HC'e" Tourtellot'e, Louite | Anna May Bruso. B B wall, KE50w | ooty yrash: T I Crastous o i f o P8, LB, Grace T, Clung teasher . | Entire, number of pupils, 3 teachers. Entire number of pu- ; meither absent, tardy, mor dis- 13. Anna Johnson, Mary Helen Swain®, Elsie Warren, : meither ab. gent, tardy, nor dismissed, 5. John Fal lon, Walter McCarthy, Raymond Thomp son, Frances Murrey, Ruth Thompscn. bave sourness, belc’ng, indigestion, food or &8y other stomach troubls, take Eatonic tablets after ench meal and find relief. Big box ocosts only a trifle with your drog- gist's gnarnntee. LEE & OSGOOD | 131 Main Street hultz, Greeneville School Eighth grade: Catherine F. Cou; Rlanche Wilber®, Roy Carpenter®, Edgar Fideli Jobn Giovanini, Vincent La Ro- Clifford La Rochelle, Harold | teacher. Entire number of pupils, . Harry Waters, Daniel Young. |neither absent, tardy, nor_ dismissed, eventh grade: Mary J. Murphy. teach- | Frances BieleCki, * Entire number of pupils, 21; nei- Hoffman, *Napoleon Julia M. Pease, feach- Entire nunfber of pupils, 33; neith- Louise Ruth Grodotzke, *Jessie Hill, John Ke-|er. Entite number of pupils, 30; neither | ViR Gladys Ericson, George Gerogatell hoe. Dorothy Stewart. absent, tardy, nmor dismissed, Gisios (L0 Rard Ciiomko, Willixm Haden: SHy Kindergarten grade: Gertrude Prown-|La Rochelle, Margaret Lukowski, Donald §ina Izbickl, *Peter Labenski, Henry ing, teacher. Entire number of pupils, | Fitagerald, *Frederick Gross, *Patrick |L[add, Katherine McCune, Edward Nev- neither_absent, tardy, mor diemissed, | Mahoney. ins, Mary = Prodcl, Raymond Prodell, Chester Pryziomski, *Martha Rakowski, Minnie Quinley, William Sebastian, Mary Stearns, Myrtle Taylor, *Dwight Thomp- son, Albert Gordom, John Droi. Grades five and six: Elzabeth Mad- den teacher. Entire number of pupils, 33; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 13. *Anthony Barranowske, Stephen Cimikoske, Edward Gudiean, Peter Nar- vosotske, *Stanley Osik, *John Rodzay, William Redhead, Marcle Rozycki, Clif- ton Taylor, Sidney Young, *Mary Urban- ovicz, Jennie Klukowske, Eva Schaff. Fifith grade: Clare L. Coughlin, teach- er. Entire number of pupils, 35 neith- er absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 19. Stan- y Boyd, Philip Glinski, *Burton Hall, k Johnson, Chriktopher Me Cune, Harold Olson, Raymond Taylor, Alice Berry, Estber Goldblatt, Mary Lu- chon, Doris Lund, Steffo Rynkewlez, *Florence Seed, Madeline Stazenski, *Helen Sutthfll, *Lilian Wallace, Nel- lie Puza, Rose Raikowski, Anna Ribarik. Fourth grade: Marguerite 1. Vetter, e FROM THE RECENT THREE MILLION DOLLAR AUCTION SALE, BY ALEXANDER SMITH & SON Ali offered at the lowest prices that have been known, in recent years, for dependable Floor Coverings. If you have been waiting for a favorable time to renew your Floor Covering, that time is here—NOW. SALE WILL BEGIN TODAY And Will Continue Until All the Auction Rugs Are Soid. Following Are the Sale Prices for the Auction Rugs. The comparative prices which we give are the actual retail values of these Rugs on today’s market. | - Based on values prevailing one year ago, Facts About This Sale Alexander Smith & Sons are amongst the oidest and best known American manufactur- ARE FULLY ONE-HALF,. SMALL-SIZE RUGS VELVET AND AXMINSTER Size 27x54 inches, Velvet Rugs, at $2.98, value $3.75 Size 27x54 inches, Axminster Rugs, at $3.39, value $4.50 Size 36x72 inches Axminster Rugs, at $6.98, value $8.25 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS Size 6x9 feet—Sale Price $14.50, regular value $19.75 Size 7 ft., 6x9 ft.—Sale Price $16.95, regular value $20.75 Size 8 ft., 3x10 ft. 6—Sale Price $15.00, reg. price $21.00 Size 8 ft., 3x10 ft. 6—Sale Price $21.75, reg. price $29.75 Size 9x12 feet—Sale Price $18.50, regular price $21.75 Size 9x12 feet—Sale Price $21.00, regular price $28.50 Size 9x12 feet—Sale Price $24.00, regular price $33.00 ers of high-grade Rugs. At the Auction Sale held June 13th, they disposed of 41,000 baies of Rugs. As members of the Dry Goods Union, we were in a pesition to buy in big lots and thereby secure the ad- vantage which went to the largest buye Our pur- chases included Rugs of all kinds — Tapestry Brussels, Axminster and Velvet—in a variety of patterns and color- ings to meet every require- EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERING BODY BRUSSELS RUGS 6x9 feet—Sale Price $31.50, regular value $56.00 8 ft., 3x10 ft. 6—Sale Price $46.75, reg. value $75.00 9x12 feet—Sale Price $52.50, regular value $86.00 ment. We were fortunate in 1 being able to secure some of the odd sizse in Rugs — 6x9 feet and 7 # y 6x9 foet — which have been so difficult to find. AXMINSTER RUGS Size 4 feet, 6x6 feet, 6. . . ..$10.75, regular value $15.50 Size 6x9 feet ............ $19.25, regular value $25.50 Size 7 feet, 6x9 feet. .. .... $24.50, regular value $33.00 Size 8 feet, 3x10 feet, 6. . . . . $30.00, regular value $39.00 Size 9x12 feet ........... $28.25, regular value $37.50 Size 9x12 feet ........... $32.75, regular value $42.50 Size 9x12 feet .....u..... $41.50, regular value $49.50- Size 9x12 feet .........,. $51.00, regular value $69.00 Every family, who reads this announcement, owes it to themselves, to to least see these remarkable Rug values, which this Auction Sale make possible. ”o TE— EVERY INDICATION POINTS TO HIGHER PRICES, NEXT FALL, FOR RUGS. FOR THAT REASON, WE HONESTLY BELIEVE THAT YOU'LL HAVE NO REGRETS IN- CHOOS- ING NEW RUGS NOW—AT THIS SALE OF AUCTION GOODS. THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. A Big Purchase of High Grade Rugs| Bl teacher. Entire number of pupils, 28; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 11. Theodore Bonville, *Adam Quinoleski, *Chestine Fidrych, Catherine Gombiski, Ida Gromko, Helen Koscienski, Henry Klukoiveki. Merrill Redhead, Charles Rynkiewicz, Everlyn Simpeon, *Harold Stearns. Fourth grade: Katheryne E. Casey, teacher. Entire number of puplls, 34; neither absent tardy, mor dismissed, 16. Charles Allen, Fanny Anderson, Dorothy Armstrong, Leo Bar-onowski, Mary But- ka, *John Chiapperini, James Gerogatelis, Paul Holanik, Ruth Hyde,, Edward Iz bicki, *Alexander Jankowski, Kaser Jurc- zyk, Mable Quinl&ey, Cassie Rodzay, Rose Rokowski, Bertha Wallace. Third grade: Bthel Odgers, teacher. Sntire number of pupils, 31; neigher ab- sent, tardy, nor dismissed 12. Ruth An- erson, ‘Walter Bartnicki, *Sophia_Cimo- chowski, *Robert Geer, Mary Graley, *Walter Gronski, *Walter Przekop, Sta- tia Rynkiewicz, John Rynkiewicz, Wood- row Sebastian. *Horace Staubley, Alice Zaleski. Third grade: Agnes D. Hallihan, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 32; neither abs t, tardy nor dismissed, 14. i, Leo Danilowicz, Walter Anthony Golembiewskl, Helen Mary Lockwood, Edwra Moran, Poprozky, Lena Rutkorski,” Su- Stanley Tomezyk, Har- Jennie Suminski, Charles 0ld_Wallace, Williams. Second grade: Helen A. Hoar, teach- er. tire number of pupils neith- er absent, tardy nor dismissed *Michael Abugel, *Henry Fidrych o ward Gromko, Joseph Puza, Joseph Ren: kiewlcz, Alice Butka, Doris Dreschler, Anna Olenkiewics, Doris Peterson, Anna Pletrowski, Natalle Service, Mary Stan- kiewicz, Pauling Biontowoiz. V) Second grade: Mary Daley, teacher. Entire number of puplis 24; neither ab- sent, tardy nor dismissed, 8. Nellie Dumolewski, Helen Gromko, Anna Loco- vitch, Dorothy Staubley, *Margaret West, Chester Koscienski, *Alick Rodzay, Peter Stronski. First grade: Isabelle W. Leonard, teacher. Entire number of pupils. 4: neither absent, tardy, nor dismiesed, 14. Thomas Baker, Leon Bartnicki, Alfred Hulboj, Mike Hulboj, Mdward Keenan, Ziegmont Rokowski, John Sekorski, Al exander Stonkiwicz, *Mike Stonklewicz, Evangelo Kavarinos, Stephen Holanik, Agnes Gronski, Mary Laput, Rose Pan- taleone. First grade; Agneas L. Looby, teacher. Fintire number of pupils 41: neither ab- sent, tardy, mor dismissed 13. AntHony Kolhansky/ John Okuwieski, Paul Schor- ski, John Shakdim, *Raymond F. Steavens, Mary Buchka, Mary Katurka. Rose Levender, Hedwig Pendsig, An- tonnia Prozekop, Ida Puza, Helen Waj- thiewicz, Helen Zakwnskl. Kindergarten grade, Louise P. Hoved and Edith A. Maynard, teachers. Entire number of puvils, 68: neither absent, tard, nor dismissed 8. Justine Ostk, Hilde- garde Bruck, Charles Biontowotz, John Chomezyh, Annie Nrassek, Julla Nras- ek, Peter Lislewskl. High Street School. Fourth grade; L. A. Stanton, teacher. Entire number of puplls, 30 ; neither ab- sent, tardy, nor dismissed, 4. Robert An- gell. Willlam Brewer, Joseph Montesi, Louis Hazam. Third grade; S. H. Kilroy, teacher. En- tire number qf puplis, 34 ; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 4. *Helen Norie. Helen, Kozlowska, Abraham Beleson, Jo- seph Haddad. Second grade, Kate J. Willey, teacher. Fatire number of puplls, 35; neither ab- ! sent, tardy, nor dismissed, 4. James An- gell. Lester Bryant, *Tillie Hilderbrand. First A srade; Mildred M. Filimore, teacher. Entire number of puplls, 38; neither_absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 9. Helen Butkewltz, Mary Marcalone, Anna. Pagano, Joseph Boulava, Christo Deme- troupolis, John Gomes, Samuel Grillo, Manuel Marandar, Stephen Stephano. First B grade; Elizabeth W. Welle teacher: Entire number of pupiis, 3 neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 6. Marion Galios, Jennfe ' Hurimoviteh, Adam_Butklewlcz, Zigman Romansi, John Staub, Stanley Vashelevsky. First C grade: Mary M. Barry, teach- er. Entire number of punils. 23: meither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 5. Frank C! priani,’ Alexander Radzivilowicz, Alexand er Sirkorska, Timothy Twomey, Helen Zamkoska. Kindergarten grade: Mary McGarry, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 74: neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed. 8. Frances Parda, Joseph Copeluak, Benja- min Golios, Peter Malenofski, James Ma- onne, Joscph Sikorska, Joseph Tulka, Edward Rustyzyk. East Great Plain. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth grades; Maude G. Lathrop, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 20; neither absent, tardy, mor dismissed, 8. Edmond Fedeli, Kathryn Copnelly. May Connelly, *Henrletta Frigk, Natalie Holden, *Laura Odgers, Eleanor Sargent, Marjorie Willlams. First, Second and Third grades: Maria H. Morrison, teacher, Entire number of pupils, 32; neither absent, tardy, mor dismissed, 4. Kenneth Browning, Myrtle Browning, Florence Lee, Ella Odgers. Falls School. Fifth and Sixth grades; Elizabeth T. Hayes, teacher. Entire number of pupils, neither_absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 6. John F. Delaney, Joseph Giellis, Fran- cis L. Nanek, Ruth L. Barber, Beatrice A. Enond, Blanche Zahaba. Third and Fourth grades; Angelo Nikolaskis, Nellie F. Delicious and Economical every little leaf of the genuine LADA Send a postcard and your grocer’s name and address to SALADA TEA COMPANY, Boston, Mass., for a free sample. " for these same Rugs, THE PRICE S £} is tresh and full of virtue, and will yield the most defcious flavor. ) Ahearn, teacher. Entire number of pu- Dils, 23; neither absent, tardy mor dis- missed, 9. Walter Orsulak, Anns Paney,) Carry Plilar, Veronica Witrual, Thomas O'Nell, Benjamin Barber, Tomey Sufies- ki, John Spraski, Joseph Ziesulewics. _ Second and Thirde grades; Agmes L. Curran, teacher. Entire number of pupils 26 neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 28 Barbara Taylor, *Theodore Banas. Lester Lathrop, Edward Leytkowski. Da- & O'Nell, Joseph Pillav, *Joseph Zaha- First and Second grades; Lillian C. Stetson, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 27; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 4. 'Jennie Dudek. Nellle Keledii, Ziggy Maistalls. John Zahaba. Kindergarten grade; Gertrude Brown- ing. teacher. Entire number of pupils, 31; neither absent, tardy, nor” dismissed, 3. Bernard J. Caulfield, Henry M. Gagne, Rosie E. Pillar. Boswell Avenue School. Second and Third grades; H. Ander- son, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 38; neither absent. tardy mor dismissed, 9: Stephen Lebenski, Sam Mingola, George Ranger, Marion Boldue, Mary. Callahan, Irene Ellison, *Virginia Free- man, *May Gerber, Gertrude Pickerfg. First grade; Jennie L. Congdon, teach- er. Entire number of puplls, 34; neither absent, tardy nor.dismissed, 3: Josephine. Caldarola, Louis Sangermano, Naney Pitcher. Kindergarten grade; Florence E. Tracy, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 29; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 3: Jemmette Antoneills, Ethel Callahan, Harold Budszeck. ‘West Thames Street Sehool Fifth and Sixth grades; Mary E. O'Sullivan, teacher. Entire number of puplls, 25 neither absent, tardy nor dis- missed, 3: *Leona Comstock, Rheita Greenlaw, Robert Moody, *Harry Ros- soll, Fred Schultz, Rose Standish, Emma Thompson, *Mary Ulrich. Third and Fourth grades; Agnes Mc- Cloud, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 42; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 10: Josephine Plaskitt, Marlon Voech, George Greenlaw, Herman Johnson, Gil- more McGuinniss, Frederick Peckham, Bessio Bokoff, Virginia Young, Blanche Lathrop, William McGuinniss. Second grade; Mary F. Good, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 32; neither ab- sent, tardy nor dismissed, 6: Richard Born, Helen Hoffman, Esther Johnson, Joseph Sakowski, *John Skelly, Sidney Sinkosky. \ First grade; Katharine Corcoran, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 34 neither absent, tardy nor dismissed. 3: Martin__ Kirchner, Madeline Plaskett, Pearl Weisgraber. Sub-primary grade; Mabel A. Enos, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 36 neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 4 Karl Fritz, Stanley ~Galowski, George Hoffman, Jennie Kwasniewska. Pearl Street School. Fifth and Sixth grades; lda F. Spaf- ford, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 23; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 2: *Olga Gross, James Kenefick. Third and Fourth grades; Bernice E. Willey, teacher. Entire number of pupils, neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, Third, Howard Briggs, Robert Gross, Florence Swain, Anna Taft, Heatley Ty- rer. Fourth, *Edith Garvey, Louise Higgins, Lucille Larkin, Mary Sautter. Grade Two and Sub-primary; Rose Driscoll, teacher. Entire number of pu- pils, grade 2, 18, sub-primary, 18 ; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, grade 2, 4; sub-primary, 3: Grade 2, Donald Cal- kins, *Staniey Socilowski, Earle Swan, I1da Sautter. Sub-primary, Henry But- klewiez, Marie Gross, Stella Pletrewicz. First grade; Ludy ‘G. Mullin, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 39; neither ab- sent, tardy nor dismissed, 5: John Cur- ran, *Joseph Sacitowski, William Haz- ard, Pauline Gross, *Eleanor Podurgiel Laurel Hill School. Fifth and Sixth grades; Nellie 0'Con- nell, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 26; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 13: Raymond Brown. Florence Bushnell, *john Counihan, Otis Gates, *Estella Mell, *Andrew Marshall, *Viola Marshall, Linda Mowrey, Mary Phillips, Dorothy Thayer, *Evelyn Wheeler, Flora Wood- mansee, Gilbert Murray. Third and Fourth grades; Alice E. Kil- roy, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 24; neither_absent, tandy nor dfsmissed, 12: Grade 3—Mabel Bjork, Loretta Wil- liams. Grade 4—Frances Bushneil, Ebba Plerson, Rodie Perkins, Beatrice Spicer, Lilllan Sweezey, Genevieve Weise, May Valln, *Middieton Anderson, John Conaty, Frank Dodge, *Harry Marshail First and Second grades; Minnie A. Wheeler, teacher. Entire number of pu- pils, 42; neithier absent, tardy nor dis- missed, 3: Paul Grieco, *William R. Has- tedt, Burchard W. Marshall, Robert W. Murray, *Carl Vallin, Myrtie E. Phillips, Helen A. Spicer, Josephine Mattos. Kindergarten grade; Helen 8. Royce, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 22; owner will do the work, and the cost will be $3,000. A brick addition s to be erected af 106 Green street. for H. Harontumtan, of "r;.” same address, 16x35 feet, costing A garage s to be erectad in the rear of 254 Jefferson avenue for Mrs. Martha Schultz. It will be 10x14, and cost $300. During the past ‘week with exeellent weather good progress has been made on local building projects now in hand. Although no new building applications have been recelved at the office of Fire Marshal Howard L..Stanton there Is enough work on hand to kéep comtrac- tors busy for some time to come Al report that the woek” i - along iy e thar oy oo e, “very| A mill shed is to be crecied on Easters #o0d year in their line. With ome week | venue for the Thames River Lumber Co to go in the month of June indications| It will be of frame. Wl constraction. are that a new high reeord for buliding| SO*50 foct: ong story high. The cost wil > AL o sct this MOAth and alw> for 6] Woik has started on & frame addi- PRGAT yene tion to the dwelling of Amna C. Flaherty The werk od the siocs ot James s 3t 30 J@rsen svesse 1o will be 3xit dace comn Hedge will cost $500. East Main street has progressed rapid-| A comcrete garage will be erected at ly during the past week and with an-| 210 Shaw strect by John Mondelc! for other two weeks of §ood weather the| himsell. It will be 15x22 feet, of eon- building wil be ready for oscupation. | erete block construction. with concreie In the Thamesville gection of the eity | floor. and the cost will be $500. veeat o N i Bp. two on| A frame addition is 10 be built onte the e e o s Thamss | cottage of C. R. Cole of Alewife avemer = e ot e hemses on West| It Will be 16x1S feet, one story high, and Thames street the exterior work has| Wi cost $300. T rame garage will be built on Mor- D e P e e (he. corar | B8N street by Edwin Cruise, for himself Biion g “Toe snet pout bia S| 0 5 & frame e 151} i boarded in and the exterior work started. | moni “1o cost $200. . ot T work hfl" Corgo s ": Frame alterations will be made t>. the r‘:.l_;r‘:;:k on the other two houses :::‘l:‘l’n: of Lubchansky Brothers, on 3 Thonse e. il be .- The buiidink st 92 Thames street | o four Teet, 'and fhe. whete buidins = well along, g been raised one story | be covered with fis f shinzi above the street level. The bullding 8| cost will be $300. © o to be used as a store with a basement| Work has been started om a1 store below the street level. The ground fioor | building at 46 Jay street for Mrs S on the street level will be fitted for a| mon Gorshowits. It will Se of wood. store with two large plate glass windows | 13 with a plate =lass front sed ether In the front and double doors in the| improvements, to cost $700. oenter. The bullding fs of brigk eon- Ballding Permits. e s e o .'nd ¥ W. L. Rowr, frame alterations, Main’ street ta prosressing rapidiy. Tne| S IR CON BN L e front wall of the butlding is practically | yuiuding, 46 Jay sirect Cost $700 ;:':TCU‘ with th: ;u:vl'flm nfk;he ""‘; Edw n Crulse {rame garage, Morean The fron novelty brick | street with granite trimmings. The side and | “C g (. by frame addition, Alewife rear walls have been raised past thel svenue. Cost $300. 23 L‘«m‘hm Peck, McWilliamg are do- Tw E. Patterson. dormer wiitows. 3 ‘errace avenue. Cost $500. m:l"l. I.V:e nft;e:nmhlo;ll\; of dflll scl':.l:.!rhulk‘y Bros.. frame alterations. lores g rem: and a Ihouse lane. Cost $! new entrance and show windows beinz ;. eoncrets put in. The oki entrance was at the cear 14 it} John Mondelci, concrets gazaze, street. Cost $500. Shaw south side of the store but has been| Anna Flahety, frame addition. 30 moved over so that it s now in the cen- | Jefferson avenue. Cost £500. ter. On each side of the entrance which| Thames River Lumber Co. mill shed is very'deep are to be two large display windows with large plate glass lghts on two sides. The work is well along and the store will be ready for oecupancy in abouj, another week. It Is to be occu- pled by a viriety store of the ten and 25_cent kind. Excavation work for the addition to the Austin block is weil along and the excavation has mearly reached the Main street Jevel. Retaining walls are being 1ala. Eastern ‘avenue. Cost $3,000. Hagop Haroutumian. brick addiztom, 106 Green street. Cost $300. I WILLIMANTIC Contracts will be let soon for am a4d1- tion to the block at 301-3(y Main streec owned by Hyman Israel of Rafiroad street. It is planned to erect a ne-story brick buiiding, 20x40 feet, .n the rear which will be used for a bakers. A briek garage one story high, 50x60 fret, with concrete floor and slax roof, will e be erected NEW LONDON. The H. Wales \Lines Co., of Meriden was awarded the comtract to buill ine administration buflding for the Lawreuse and Memorial Amsociated hospital at a meating of the trustees held recently. The cost of the addition will W approximate- ly $125,000. which money is alrealy pledged. Work will start next week. ac- cording to present plans. The addition will be on the west side, towarl Ocean avenue, and join the nortn end of the present-hospital bullding. The H. Wales Lines Co. was the est bidder at the time (he bids opened on March 29, its biZ om general contract being 310 wsub-contracts for lighting, “vea! plumbing all went to locall bidders and £o to make up the differsnce between $204344 and approximatsiy $125,008. The local successful bidders om sub-con- tracts are: Plumbing. Joha H. Newman at $9,200 ; heating, The Hooson & Chapin Co., at $5,745; and on eleatric w' the J. Warren Gay Co., at $3,541.55. The addition will be 4§ by 83 feet, of three stories with a basement and a sub-basement, It will contain an ad- dition to the kitchen, service and lauu- dary facilities, officers, history rooms rest rooms, three operating rooms, dental rooms, anaesthetic room, stock rooms, rest rooms, and on the second floor there will be dne 12-bed Ward; one sixbed ward and ‘one four-bed ward. A eottage of bungalow design is being erected on Evergreen avenue for H. A. Morgan. It will be 2ix34- feet. of wood. tontaining five rooms and improvements. The cost will be $1,000. A cottage will be erected on Sander street for R. N. Woodworth. It will be a frame building, 24x3¢ feet, with five rooms, bath and all improvements. The ROCKVILLE. The Rockville Webbing Co. is comsid- ering the erection of an addition at ther plant bere. The details will be Jecide! soon. It is understood that the sdditien will cost about $100,000. REAL ESTATE, SALES AXD MORTGAGRE LOANS Norwich had ten sales of real estate the past week to thirteen for the same week last year. The mortzage loans totalled $37.550 and §$10.750 for the re- spective weeks. In New London there were eight sales of reaity the past week to ten for the same week last year. Loans for the re- spective weeks amornted to $53,600 and $29,000. HEBRCN A number of Hebron people attemded the Masonle banquet held in Colchester Friday evening. Among the mumber were Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Seyms, Howard Per- ter, Rev. H. H. Champe, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Smith, Mrs. E. T. Smith, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Eleanor Lord, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Baiey of Amston and others. The members of the L. A. §. are in- vited to meet with Mrs. L. W. Robinson Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. O. Seyms and Mre. R F. Por- ter were in East Hampton the first of the week. The Hmding family have as thelr guest Miss Winifred Davis of New York Charles Wilcox of New Havem was in town the first of the week to finieh settling the estate of Miss Ellea Gfi- lette. S S neither absent, tardy ner dismissed, 3 *Joseph M. Hastedt, John R. Waters, Eugene F. Isham (tardy omce), Joseph A. Perry, Arvid L. Freeberg, Vincent F. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gilbert and chil- @ren of Philadelphia are gpests of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Smith. Syrup. rawberries \ Sometimes the strawberry season slips by before you realize it. Now, while berries are plentiful, preserve all you can, for every jar will cut. the cost of living next winter. Remember that Domino Granu- lated is the sugar that comes to you clean and of highest quality, packed in sturdy cartons and bags, safe from flies and ants. SAVE THE FRUIT CROP American SugarRefining Company “Sweeten it with Domino”’ Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown, Marshall, Gloria D. Case, Marjorie G. Wheeler. Deven—Several lnmdred residemts of strong cotton Devon have signed a petition to be pre- sented at the hearing of the public wtili- ties commission in New Haven asking for the retention of the Bridgeport-New Haven jitney route. KENTUCKY GIRL WRITES LETTER| WATCH Ikt | THE BIG 4 s V by Lydia E. Pinkham's :al-l-, i i ii:ll {FFEE‘;! 3 H week— $12.45 SCHWARTZBROS., k. “The Big Store With the Little Pricss’ 9-11-13 Water Street ng. N Cenn, June 11, 1821. THE DIRECTORS OF THIS SOCIETY | HAVE DECLARED OUT OF THE EARNINGS OF THE CURRENT SIX MONTHS, A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI- DEND AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM, ‘PAYABLE TO DEPOSITORS ENTITLED THERETO ON AND AFTER JULY 15th, 1821. COSTELLO LIPPITT, Treasurer. June 11, 1921,