Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 10

A frs of unknewn origin broke out' about 18 o'clock Thursday eveming in the garage of Jaseph Grills on Canal stree. Although an alarm was rung in frem box 75 as seon as the fire was discovered, | the Fasolize-soaked structure was 2 blaz- | ing furnace when the firemen arrived. The mounting flames illuminated the sky for miles, and several thousand persons ) who were attending the band condert in Wilcex park rushed to the fire. There| Westerly, the Thirte visited Fort Wedne at Camp Devens, | STONINGTON ‘Wednesday afternoon . and i Corps attended a picnic, at the borough. party, and & luncheon of truit, cake and coffee was enjoyed. The Boy Scouts from West Springfiel ay | Mass., Troop No. 2 have enjoyed a evening ! about 20 members of the Women's Reliet, Home' of Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Lee, just out of the The members hal an all day sandwiches, our eyes are wm'k el o irads oF your ool o, blurred; if it bothers you to read; if your eves burn or itch or ache: if you . wear glasses, get a botlle of Bon-Opto tab- lets from your drugsist,’ dissolve one in a fourth of a glass of water and use 4, | from two to four times a day to bathe s 2 the eyes. Bon-Opto has brought co and witched the régimental parade, in!lightful outing comiag here on foot most|for( and relief to thousands and thol which the new Fifth company, K. I iof the way. They have quarters at the|gsands. G., of Wealcrsy, took nart. Both report.)large buildinz of Mr. and Mrs Joseph| .Note: Doctors say Bon-Opto ed that the naw outfit is prosressing very | Harymond on North Main street, Walter | strengthens evesight 50 per cent. in a favorably and marched like veterans in|E. lammond being in command of tae|ieek’s time in many instances, the review. The boys have been at the|troop. The boys range from 11 to *§ camp nearly a week now, and even <oon have heeome accustomed to the life. so!and show keen interest in all places |ited:by_them. SHANNON BUILDING Our Regular High Quality Boiled bination fire engine or pump, and 900 was voted for the purchase of one ac the special fire distriet meeting held | Wednesday night in the town hall. The project of purchasing a mew pump has <lay at her home in \mong surviving rela- M Collins, Mrs. Mau- jynn'and the Kelcher family of in V. 0. G. C. hall, when thc members istened to a most interesting talk by a representative of the New York Times, lans were formulated for the fall. tives are rice W. ‘Westerly. Manuel Andrews has returned from a| a heen under discussion for some Ume, 40| "L | ¢ Clark and SMney S. Blake|molor trip to Newport an Narragansett | T t was the unanimous opinion of '1ASt|or Westerly were honored with offices at|Fier iz SN night's meeting that fire hazards Would| ;. first annual mesting of the Watch| Mrs George Tillinghast and childzen be zreatly reduced in the town if such| y)) Voot Glul held Wednesday evening Of Erooklyn, N. Y. are at their summer | an appaiatus was purchased When this| """ Arrangements were made)lome at Wequetequock. ! w pump engine arrives Weaterly Willo, 0 joeting for the dory races that| Tuesday evening J. B. Brown of Elm Misses Beatrice Read and Idella nave a first class fire department, withf Lo MU UFECE fh T ransett bay [Street sighted a man in the state road| Younz are spending {wo weeks in East wo other motor trueks in first ciass con- | % SR N SOt near R. M. Delegrange garage who secem- | Northfield. Miss Read is at Camp Alo- Hition. With these three trucks, the local ed to have been injured by an automo-| ha and Miss Young at the Baptist camp. department sbouid compare favorably Lecenics. bile . Mr, Brown, who was driving fo-| They Will also spend a part of the time Wwith that of any other town the size of | The Sunday school children of the|warq Stonington. stopped (o ascertaln thelat the Louise Andrews' Home for Wasterly, and will probably be superior| Firet Bapfist church enjoved their an-|tromble. The man in question salg he| Working C to even some cities nual picnic at Atlantic Beach Thursday.|haq been hit by a machine, and Ms | Mrs. Carrie W. Gardiner, chief oper- A gzemeral debate also took Diace en| The ideal weather of Thursday eve\ |Brown took him to a doctor's where a | ator of the Moosup telegraph exchanze \he advisability of giving protection to]ing drew crowds to Wilcox park to hear|thorough examination wag made and ths| Was a guest recently at Miss Dorothy Pleasant View, Weekapaug. Bradford | the first band concert of the season. TAL AW as found fo" b Rertdt 5 and Avondale, and it seemed to be the| The house at 111 West Broad street,| iy cries and howls, created encitement rice Reed and Miss Tdella sentiment of those present that these vil- azes should be ineluded in the Westerly recently purchased by the Brethren asso-|ang it is thought that he was mentally ciation, is being completely renovated|unsound, as it was later reported, he had ing ble: to hobby was was a resident of the town. were about six care in the building at| All send back woid that there is nothing| The Wednesday evening fav]w- held at On isfactory guarantee of $25 bail The ‘time of the fire. The total loss ix !ike it, and that it is cool there in com-|the Community House Was largely Da-| the helizerants were relieved of the nec- Slaced at $12,000. :rison to the weather at home. tronized. . | essity of lock-up accommodations for the Selinn Keleher, & former resident| Thursday evening the meeting ‘ of | right. In the town court Thursday morn. Weatarly is te have & mew trip) riv, wilow of William D. Kele-|Tames W. Harvey Post. No. 43, was held | both men were found guilty breach of the peace and fined $10 ai costs each. They produced the necessary coin. The hobby horses seem to be, the irect and unintentional Toot of all e he last troubles, spending a 10, Miss Reed three scraps have been tracea- Wednesday even- ing the local man insisted on being one of the hobby party when he wasn't want- ed. of nd in The | Wbodétock Special Sale Friday and Saturday COOKED CORNED BEEF, Ib. ... 68¢ TOP NOTCH BACON, bb........ 38| Dalry THE GEORGE NORWICH, CONN HAM, Ib. 59c Children’s sizes 5 to WHILE THEY LAST HAVE ONE RESERVED CARLOAD JUST. ARRIVED. PAPEC ENSILAGE CUTTERS Boys’ sizes 21 to 51, Ladies’ sizes 215 to 8 Men’s sizes 6 to 11. . CASH SALES Misses’ and Youths’ sizes 11 to 2. W. KIES €0.| 5000 PAIRS Keds and Tennis/| ALL SIZES 10%5. v .. 65¢ Slog . 85¢ . 85¢ . 99¢ SLIGHTLY FACTORY DAMAGED NO EXCHANGES Great Many Other Values In Tennis J { d'strict, but po definite action was|and altered, and will be uscd as a house|trieq the same stunt in The | and Miss Young at the t Camp. | reodty of worship by the sect when completed. | man wae on mis ot (o e | They will also spend a week at the AND BLOWERS i o A number of Westerly people 20 0} was given a warning and sent on hig| LOUISe Andrew ummer Home for g Corneling Quinlan, Tt A e steect| New London daily to take the steamer | oo Ting @nd sent on KIS iNg iping in East Northfield. | { 3 7 e g e ndal i N Block Isl- | Eaw i | a short il Mr. Quinlan was| Nelseco II from Nerwich for 2 Edwin James of Clift stroat motared to | 4 - — a | subject to at gestion and was | and. . : : New York and Mt. Vernon on a business | NOEWICH TOWN I} FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED—NOW IS THE TIME. | SEie U Seaihy; 1S wab pors in Rev. Cyril Higgins of Deep River.| iy, o s S | | . . ind and came o reside in Westerly | Conn, spent Thursday at the cottage of | Rev. George €. Pollock of Spauld- ticut | 1 40 vears ago being employed for |his mother, Mrs. Michael Higgins, ai z ing St, Norwich, will preach at thel C M h & S ] C | \var %3 vears at the New fingland Gran- | Pleasant Views TRy JEWETT CITY [ izt Gongregational chureh, at the onnecticut lviachinery ales Lo. e company. For the pas years he| Work on the construction of the new 2 Sunday morning worship. ! g ! T e e o siligievs G the Nishway de.| Shore road i progressing rapidly, and | One morning this week 1 youns ] e A P e st aten-{] 93:95 Water Street, Norwich Telephone 219 || T iment. ‘and worked steadily up o last|the stretch between the Granite street|a stranger in town. saunterad into the|odist piscopal Church, the speaker LiTimday afiarnoon. Besides his wife, he | corner and the Brightman pond road has | Siater library. ~ e wore dark clothes| will be Rev. Pagline Kerm: C—————————————————————————————— « survived be a son, Wiliiam J. Quanlan, | now beer. opened to traffic. and a gray can. and soft, white shirt, ‘11—1 Rev. Charles W. Hanna pastor of 3 i - wo daushiers, Miss Fannie Quinlan and| Mrs. James Evans, Jr. and son, Doug-| %0 a belt with a noticeably prominent | the Boarah Congregational church, and = 3 Miss Mary Quinian. and three _sisters,| 188 Fairbanks, Jr. of New York city, who | 1l el B H_“j-y“l”“;u were callers in-Norwich [ton bridges fn Connecticnt did mot suc-'the vofe was taken in the senate quring ] Miss Mary ¢ n. Miss Margaret|&re spending 2 el e ol e | Tow ursday S sk omyroniise throuzh elimi- | th cabsence of Senator W. H. Hall, who Wonlan And Miss Anaie Quinlan, ail of{ Bl Botel visited in Westerly Thursday. | Ibrary did no Ball - and (D s. Bmil, Welte of Bt for. &l fopt, Dhs | Aad gune to Tunels: Senator Potter Mute s T Mrs. Evans was Beth Sully, formerly the | endeavored to e % in| Town street, hive as their of sccuring sub-'ed for a v ¢ the bil was adopted Y vao| ¥ of Dourlas Fairbanks. the fimstar. | conversation, e iold e was afthe summor. the latters sic the purchase of |11¢ then moved to reconsider, not. that arcasgements have been made| An aeroplane from Springfield, Mass,| Millionaire. “Tes' caid am | Mary 1so Miss Evelyn O tickets was in itseif a consid- ' he hoped for any change in the vote, B il mavazement o the K. 0L\ arrived st Watch Bl Thursiay snd wi| Gomilionaire.” “THe’ masizines” i | and Chastes’ Onges, dioce and npd Gl - bt mercly for the mariae of pevenins | Start now and save for NEXT YEAR'S VACATION. Sor the jamb . Wil the Bastes tE s n N day ut me every day hut they don | respeetively of Mr elte, all of Phil- s s b e : ok BUEE Sk &rthiideh ot Soklay. ] ot o who 1 an He further mave adelphia. : m” nee its )K.':J::‘.':L]hiu:,vufl ‘.u a timo when con- aly 31 s expected that the game in confidence t At when | Mr 1 Mrs. George Kelley and son SRR e ; e ight not have beew so favora- . h Ch l V . Cl b s ir White Rock, where the CHAPLIN { the right girl. he s Suar | Bdward and At eliess Lacner, Henry | Mt Jnibcioess i e e Bt J-om the elsea Vacation Clu Rpusens 3 ’, arger than at Riverside; .y gouth Chaplin boys will meet th A mlGD doliag ence. | KKellgs S0 are has the summer |20 Cortain cases, sever I whers it fell by the wayeide. although ars. and nezolialions are now ,"nd"l.-ml,,,< ater DASSLALL ted el Chiity Dt O rom | at Haughion's cove, were. visitors in} tt et thae ¢ I R b o T 3 yaY to seoure be neighboring park The| Center, Saturday afternoon, Smith wil poopLEsTbmed e ar { margin, ot 12 i Weekly Payments 25, 50 Cents; 1, 2, 5 Dollars. ted Sox managem a _.m‘u’&! %t4 | be on the mound for South Chaplin while | o I I A b e rcbate means a freat deal|{ It was then referred to i conference = the lecal | Bvans will crouch behind the bat. ~The | Hyde of Wash: SBar i dual, the is not a!committce consisting of Senator Potter of @agihened gor| Lm0l brothers are ale, dncluysd i | Miss Florenc Bennett, of Nor- the tran It is és-|Deep Liver, Representative Siarwood of South Chaplin’s lineup. Burton Welch wich Town Methodist Christian En- the loss revenue to the | West Hartford and Representative e will umpire. | deavor society, has returned from New ¢ reacon of free foll for foot vas- | Well of Fast Hartford. ~This comm me —— Yori where she attendel tne \Wofid's and rates commuters, | framed the compromise bill whiel somp Small boys and new flannel shirts h et b e ot aaeed £3,000 10 $10,000 0. Yohrs |SUBBLAUCH Y adOEeA Ty ot beo e 2 5 i Lieut. Eilliott R. Th ehrink from washinz o ndee i tolls on the 1 onnee- | e 3 Franklin Square Norwich, Conn. —————————————————————————————— 1M tt who was a member of at New Londen. § °t Compromise Bill. L party of eight from Norwich to at-|Junetion and Fast Haddam. has ar 1 pted is as follows | ( QY IMAR w‘{ N TRYING vention, was one of theled to over $200,000 annnally. H cnacted by the sonate and house | - ) Shs iy | by reportd ted delegates £rom Nor-| The most insistence for free tolls, nat-{OL Tenretentatives in goneral asstumbly 3 S the inform hion by me from residents mnear the|coEvoaed: jen well is abundant. Speclal attention i | ions incidental to : London Sunda le of the KinZ'si ng west and cannot travel fa cither ' =€) sage over trunk line Of camoers. After the mass game: - tion has not show MOhezan | o g et tmtait € {he airls gather about the camp hire for | SCORE! FORD TRIALS £ Dr. G. H. Tenni en and friends, g | Section >—For travel over trunk lne ical talks, singing. concerts NEW LONDON CRIMHE « 2 » PROTECT YOUR SKIN AND ERING i o % Doutitan . bridges for which a { toll is charged tent “stur ball, volley ball. f two New London % S o Red sts were n s shall be provided at a d . boating. be found with % ROSES TO YOUR CHEEKS : nd s, Guedon 1 alley and [ SN Der Cencurm Tor 20 Uskets ana savatic meetsfor e S o ois Yan dtleet ot Jeysey ey ietimination discount ol por centum for 50 snort program. - T warder . Some of the members’ husbands liny e T Bl waeiioibani vy W récAition i Wik Ovis Nahb—Fou Cas Fres matter how rough and ungainly the I : i el | bridze. and said coupon Yooks may £ and 18 whose | \tlorney Danie « New Lem- * . = hands_and arms, or what abuses_they Lridiess gabe, up- e used for travel over any toll bridge. a pastor orjdony Prosec onin ed i that ¢ Pare It at Heme. have had through hard work and ex- F Piase ot mER : tion 3—This act shall take effect open on [:e Wwho e : posure to sur and \ind, this combipa- se 1 Jessie e ERAL St t W 10, | sl to un. dust and |tion will work a wonderful transforma- Dawson, Bessie Grant i > i anities To Mo W T D 5 finon the ekin | tion. Thousands who ave using i Teport | h. Jennie Consion e preseut charges on the toll bridges ten inquiries to Mr " 28 complesion. Thers s 2 way to over. | the same resuits T havé had.” i Bickwith: o ch person other than driver c¢ 312 Thayer 1. Norwieh, will bring « my own diseovery and| Miss O. C. says: “My complexion was : i < CHlR 5 eents: tw i passenzer further info 1 night to poor and my skin rough. My neck, chest, Preston monument was the =ife| V] ; : nts; one-scated passensor au- ' _ says Mae | hands and ‘arms were da,x;x Lrom expo- na ¢ s°H wniol Nap- - S0 P DS G i commereial truck, or auto- Aout her won- |sure. The very first application # e e ame e ¢ I oanti fegeha oo S > \ were not red o improved ap- | wonderful Derwillo-oatmeal combination hob wotletatie: e Ve not more_ than three ton 5 | N cLaIM | e it pearance and arms. “You |convinced me that my poor complexion o world war ) Park S e Cutls comme R k] aned in Wate can co ¢ you follow my | and =kin blemishes would soon be a and - M8 Pls g - ind Smith, and tr three toms, steam roller, ate taking fur- aévice tt my duty to|thing of the past. In a few weeks all a B f 8 oRA A e S e vl . el » what this | these unsightly defects had entirely dis- e Woghonday the| 3 cents: three- wender i for me. Just|appeared and I shall always use it to!f of Mrs. Jos H four-horse v E n a single | keep my complexion at its best all the | Mrs. I ard’s grax HAN"TO’Q 10 e tire of teilin= others just | time. 1 have recommended it to my girl| Jon Drisesll of New Lordon (1) ety 2 about such rsmarkable re- | friends and they are just as enthusiastic | snn 51t o Tawatt, (G Mrs. W. sworthy has returned to 5 o B among polcyindiders, o he identical formula that |over it I am. We all use it before | . i s nastaz statament urged caution in swim- | Committed. sfect from my face, meck. | going, fo the theatre | Javces or partics fsty e S 2 ¢ e 1o foaistator. PP 5 e 4 -0 bathing | obsters wer Until yeu try it you |and it's wonderful what a difference it e an g 0 ee SaL R e A s B s s . of two n the marvelous change it 1\ our appearance.” . r : g I ) .. Sy Mathonald, w g FING FOR GIRLS TG Sk e b t one zopleation. The| Mrs. G. V. writes: “Oatmeal and Der- occu r camp, P u o 1 last week. 5 o by ‘ ENJOY CAMP TER cu can prepars at|willo have worked miracles with my was in Epite eI Tosy e - b st compleSlon. I hiad many despiged wrin- losks ‘as thouzh ono of the fin.|FOOT PASSENGERS FREE r, Heananaed fo geb ) his 2 A, 5 store and get ten | kies and a sallow, rough skin. My hands gl . P {hn senate in time to vote for the ongon \ch v ocatmeal, and |and arms were covered with ‘Ireckles. R NOW ACROSS THAMES BRIDGE was adopted unan 1y b5 unity of enjoying a| o drug store a | After eight weeks’ use of Mae Edna ™ 2 Commy ¥ ¥ body. Camp Terrchegan. & erare the oatmeal | Wilder's wonderful complexion prescrip- 2 . TR oy SaSINE Prer i ibi o n every packaze of Derwillo. [ tion these objectionable defects have en- : N - & i e o ipniving Derwillo. cieanse the | tirely vanished. I look 10 years young. it o s at ) n the tow thoroughly wit s ha geod cleamsing | er, and advise every girl and woman Yo e ridzes on C 4 sam. (Tska cold cream T have found to | try it and feel confident after one or two 1 and_k Haddam t ) e first application will | applications they will use it continualiy of tol only AT It makes the skin appear [and be just as favorably impressed with | non® @ TH¢ for pedestrians ar ot . s smooth and valvety. I es-|it as T am. I recommend it to all of my | DI00™ near I » member and seeally recommend this method for dark. | friends. were twenty = dppaliafiion imem 1 this “hiny nose, freckles. Tuddi- richness of colo e for bridze | arable peno n avery blem- | NOTE—To get the best offect be mre to follow | passed by any n alk of the tolls is from the Bl = i aincion and arms are heir fo. | the combiete dirsctions contaived 0 evers pack- | that biooms in Griekeld stomobiles of the pleasur ) senate. Senator’ W. H. Hall o or chest is ditcolored from | 26: o Decvil, Ad ft b o ool that an | The accostumed daily scrap was pull-{these machines will continue to contrib- W o A otHs Aane - L iEzisls guarantee that there will be 1 noticesble | Wednesday evening. Officer McDermott |Dast. The out-of-the-state automol wo fr of 1re, Represent 2 L8 absolutely | . TCiement. afier the firs sopcation ~or ey i 1 to pay [ v ) S aarm) nroduce or stimu- | e e the. St Mptesiion .o eyl was called and. arresied .the 1 conti o pay as s | W. Elery Allvr Sinator Potter ate 2 b short | 411 toller counters under 2 money retund guarantee, | PAJS. one a Providence man williamaianiyg. Sonnes © Deen River. Thiscommittee. Mkewlse rlseves & necessary to inciuding The Loe & Osgood Co. 1y was being imposed upon. ts who use the bridg ilared s favoratle renort |any. [ The ®1 then £a¢the honse for = | The attempt made to bring about trcc\l\-m amd. whather Slanied ordctharstcs JULY CLEARANCE SALE A value-giving event which means final clearance prices on all Summer Merchandise. Buy now and buy liberally for you wil! = cate these prices again this season. ak! ¥ K22 2the a e to dupli- FLOWERED VOILE DRESSES Sizes 16 to 44 Sale Price $2.00 WHITE GABARDINE WASH SKIRTS Which sold up to $3.00 Sale Price $1.98 Others which sold up to $5.98 Sale Price §3.95 GINGHAM DRESSES Fine Checked Ginghams, trimmed with Organdy col- lar and cuffs— Sale Price $3.45 SUITS GEORGETTE WAISTS and MINUETTE BLOUSES Which sold up to $5.00 Sale Price $2.95 i s COATS AND WRAPS For Ladies and Misses B Final Clearance Final Clearance Zale Prices $14.45;| Sale Prices $8.95, $18.95 and $25.00 | $12.50 and $15.00 B. GOTTHELF & CO. “The Store of Good Values” 94-100 MAIN STREET , . Silk Jersey Petticoats . , French Voile Middies. . ... One lot of Sleeveless Dres: Silk Envelope Chemises . Silk Bloomers ....... 140 MAIN STREET Silk Camisoles, value $1.95 .. .. SPORT SUITS—SPORT COATS . SILK AND CANTON CREPE DRESSES : REDUCED 1-3 OFF . SPECIAL BATHING AND DANCING CORSETS THE SPECIALTY SHOP Clearance Sale OF ALL OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS Fancy Gingham Dresses, value $5.00..... NOW § 3.50 Fancy Voile Dresses, values to $12.50...... NOW § 6.95 Fancy French Voiie Dresses, value Lo onis oo 0s 0o NOWEST0:95 All Wool Jersey Tie Backs, value $4.00. .. NOW $ 2.50 s saemmes s SPECINL $73 65 oo oeeye « SPECIAL § 2.50 ses, all colors, SPECIAL $ 2.95 Fine Tailored Waists, value $4.00....... NOW § 2.95 Sissseneess SPECIAL'S 295 casiesioe s oe's SPECIAESS 2,05 .NOW $ 1.00 Opp. Plaut-Cadden Company quarter nme on army tents furnishe d a for this record. sivment and ample athletic zoods are | declines. Measles and ble \ much lower than last cooks have been secured and plen- | nt rate is slig“tly low- od wholesome food will } { as been a deerease of 21.2 Pure drinkinz water from a mortality from condi- |THE BLOUSE SALE ‘OF THE SEASON IS NOW IN FULL SWING SOME MORE Silk Pongee Waists,at............ $1.95 EXTRA SIZES AT $2.95 Some More Tailored Waists, at. ... $1.00 Good Quality Georgette Waists, at $2.95 White Envelope Chemises, at. .. . ... 59¢ Silk Camisoles, all colors, at. ... .. $1.00 100 Sample Blouses, at........... $3.95 VALUES UP TO $15.00 Silk Sweaters, all colors, all sizes, at $4. 9% || THE NEW WAIST SHOP | “EXCLUSIVE, BUT NOT EXPENSIVE”- Oceasiona 1 insists on g h wedding <e she realizes if be her chanee to show off in good clothes. Mrs. Cyrus E. new United States Ambassador te Woods., wife ef. ; prlic‘ks OR! IGINAL 140 MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN.