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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
SUNDAY SERVICE
AT KAMP KILEKARE.
James L. Case, Y. NJ. C. A. President,
Was the Speaker.

Visitors from this city who went
down to the Mantle river on Sunday
and visited Ramp Killkare found the
Y. M. c. A. boys enjoying tent life and
out of door diversions quite as much as
ever, a chief regret being that the days
of camping are going by all too swift
ly. Sunday was a quiet and peaceful
day there, the tenor OF its way being
Influenced by the Sunday morning SER
vice, in which a number participated.
The prayer was offered by Boys Sec
rotary ]. H. Ely and the scripture
reading was by John German. Then
President James l.. Case gave the boys
an instructive talk on Some Essentials
for a Successful Life, and the young
men profited by the maxims he laid
down and illustrated. The attendance
at the service was swelled by the
presence of a number of young ladies
from Norwich who are camping not far
from the Y. NJ. C. A camp.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
AUTOS MEET HEAD ON.
Anna 6eebe and Charles lang of New
London Badly Hurt In Smzshup At
Galiows Lane.

Two automobiles, one driven by
Joseph NJ. Sullivan of New London and
the other by William u. Wheeler Of
Crescent Beach, met in q head-on COL
lision about midnight Sunday at Gal
lows lane just outside OF New London
on the road to this city, badly wreck
ing the Sullivan car and throwing 1t
over on it's side and pinning Sullivan
underneath IL. Anna Beebe, wen known
in New London, and Charles Lang,
bartender at the winthrop hotel. and
a woman whose name was not learned
were in the car that upset.
Sullivan, the chauffeur was not much
hurt but the Beebe woman had a bad
cut over her right eye and was seri-
ousiy bruised about the body, while
Lang had his right arm broken ami had
cuts ON the head. Both were taken
to the hospital.
In the Wheeler car, which had y
broken wheel and axle, we're q man
and two women besides the driver.
None OF them were hurt.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
SECRET SERVICE MEN GUARD
SIR CECIL SPRING. RICE
A Detail Has Arrived at the Summer
Horne of the British Ambassador.

Beverley, Mass, July ia detail
secret service men came here today
to guard the summer home of the Brit
ish ambassador, Sir Cecil Spring.
Rice, who is expected TO arrive soon
with Lady Spring Rice from Wash
ington. It Is thought here that this
protection was furnished In view of
reports that when Erich Muenter, alias
Frank Holt, wounded J. P. Morgan. he
had intended to attack Sir Cecil, who
was Mr. Morganss guest at the time.
Everyone approaching the. embassy
quarters at Beverly Cove today was
subjected to n sharp scrutiny and no
one was allowed to enter the grounds
wfthout satisfying the secret service
men that he had proper business there.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
PERSONALS

Master-~ Edward Snyder OF Hnayoane I
savtsittngQrelattves on Summit street.
Miss Cora. rogers -ofz7Eoanksis visit
ting relatives In MontvfIle.
Mr-and MRS. sEred II. Bunce.of
witch have been guests~of Cole Nor-
friends. dester
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Edw-
the weekend with relativ aids spent
ford. Tes In Hart
Rev. C. H. n.o,s.s e
preached at the Grot Of Norwich
church Sunday mo- s ION congregational
Miss Anna Ke ~
me Is at t CARD Aiy of 20 Boswell ave
the guest Of 1ner Lake for two weeks
Catherine Lee.
brother otias ~ daeentx Mitchen and her
are the William Mitchell. of Groton,
quests 0f.relatives In Norwich.
her aaf IS Nosa suliivan. has returned to
III lhemson Summit street afterFNis-
s Ag foytwo weeks in Holyoke apd
: <pringdeld.
Miss Josephine Fitzpatrick of Cliff
/ sp-,eet has returned from a lengthy
isit with relatives in New Milford and
:, Bridgeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander.Jcrdan with
family of Sturtevant avenue, are pass
ing the rest Of the season at Mabrey,s
at Ocean Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Holden and
daughter have returned to their home
In Mt. Vernon, N. Y, after visiting Mr.
Holders parents for arweek.
J. Allen Walker, Formerly of New
London, now manager OF the Conley
Inn at Torrington, is reported seriously
i'll from a nervous breakdown.
Miss Marguerite Sullivan, member
Of the 1916 class at Mount st. Joseph's
of Hartford, has returned after past
ing a week with Mrs. w. H. Bowen
of Smith avenue.
Mrs. Helen Malona. the Salem. libra
rian, is to spend two weeks at Storrs
college in connection with her library
work. During her absence her place
will be filled by Mrs Carl Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley OF Dover,
4 N. J., have returned home after a two
weeks visit to Norwich. Their niece,
Miss Mary Bundy, of North Main street
accompanies them home for a short
visit.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

the plaintiffs own testimony, and
that Of Tyler, ana that of BecaFuith,
very strongly indicated gross contrib
utory negligence on the part Of the
plafntiff. Again, the testimony and
the documentary evidence IN the ma
ttfre OF tho printed notice posted on
the elevator, very strongly Indicates
that the plaintiff had been strictly for
biddehs to ride upon the elevator"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
ORGANIZING CAMPAIGN
IN BOSTON AND VICINITY
Vice President Of Industrial Maiohinists
Uniont Visits Hub City,

Boston, July 1s.-P. ]. Cotnlon OF
Washington, vice president Off the In
ternational Mhchinists' Union. came
here today to iassist John ]. d.onnolly,
business agentlof the Boston tlocal, in
an organizing campaign. in fflis city
and vicinity. It was announcdd that D
secret meeting of the organizing COM
Boston local would be held atiamorrow
night.
Mr.. Connolly said thatein the event
OF a strike at Bridgeport the union
would prevent the manufacturers in
this city. who are working ADn sub
contracts sfor the big hfnas In AConacc-
.s1cut from doing this work. ,ee-6s also
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
OBITUARY.
WiImot Roscoe Lamphere.

AT the home of his sister. Mrs
Lucy Hartley, No. Sal Main street. bv
Whom he had been tenderly cared for
ZOE the past ten weeks, William Roscoe
Ildnpnere, died at 500 o'clock on Sat
urday evening, following an Illness If
a year and a half with cirrhosis of the
liver and tuberculosis. He was born
IN Gr1swold, o. November is. 1882. the
son OF Annie K Hinckley and the late
george II. Lamphere. His youth was
70 Mystic with his parents and he
rived there for most of his life. He
was employed there as a machinist
and Tor a time he was in New York
MI. Lamphere was a young man of
upright character and of promising
aplnty. He was an affectionate son
and brother and his early death briners
sorrow to those wl1b are left to rnouTn-
MS loss. He was a member of no or
carnations, for he found his chief in
terest In his home. He was one of q
=1amlly OF II children and besides his
mother, these brothers and sisters sur
Vlve him: Mrs. Lucy Hartley of this
city, Herbert A. and Henry A Lam
phRre, OF Mystic, Lyman L. Hammers
OF Naugatuck, Mrs. Eta Leffingwel1 of
Norwich, Rev. G. Elmer Lamphere OF
f1tchville, Miss Lillian e. Iamnhere
and Winfield 81 and Wflfred F. Ian
H1here of Mystic. He was unmarried,
Mrs. Nathaniel Terry
Mrs. Francis SGriswold Terry pusea
sof Prof. Nathaniel Terry died at her
summer home on Matsor hill -Tsvrne &
Thursday as the result of an ,attank
or heart trouble. Mrs. Terry was a
native of Old Lyme, a member or fine
GrlsWold FAMILY. though her home was
at Annapolis, Md, where Professor
Terry is an instructor in the n =
Naval academy. Besides her husband
Ssne Is survived by three fiaugh-
tiers, Mrs. Frances Terry At
klns, o. s. N, Miss Louisa Terry
Montclair. N. j. "A SISTER, MRS. Il n
Perkins of Lyme, also survives. HIM
eral services were held from Mrs.
Ierry's summer home at Lyme at ban
Saturday afternoon.
Daniel Sullivan.
AT Il o'clock Saturday afternaon J,a-,-
lei Sullivan, for half a acerftury .. ,.eS;
dent OF Norwich. and for MANY .Vesrs
employed with the track gang OF the
Central Vermont railroad, died .at, his
nome, No. 27 Cove street, after A., III
ness THAT has made him more su1sslasz
am invalid for the last decade HIS
wife. who was Mary Kelly. OF this tft-r
Is dead. hut he is SURVEYED by two
children, sylvester J. Sullivan ana AT;.e
Mary sullivan, besides three grznS3cl i11s'
dren. Margaret and LurBtta and Dar,ie,i
SuttKan, while among the nieces as.d
nepheWs or the deceased are Mgrs
JaInes III. Canty, Miss Julia DOYLE ana
.ssttorney Thomas j. Kelly and Letter
Carrier Maurice f. Kelly, OF this ;Ssifsr
and john J. Kelly OF New London.
Mrs. Jeremiah D. Sullivan.
In q Fall River hospital, Mrs. Juy,e.
nnfah J. Sullivan, a former resident of
this city, while her husband workef5
for the Mohican company i've years
ago. died ON Thursday after a shrrf
lliness. Later they lived in WiInman-
1ice, and then they went TO Fan Rsrer
which Wss her native place and horne
she is remembered agfectionately by
people here.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The Bible and Literary society of
Mt. Calvary Baptist church on Sun
gramme under the direction OF Mrs.
NJ. e. Mcknight. The numbers were
enjoyed as follows: Singing; piano
solo, Miss Hattie Spivery: recitation,
Master Frank w. johnson; solo, Miss
Reta Lacy; rscitztion, Miss Hermfone
itation TTnrff Eners--is ,rer5fatsnn
Robert johnson: singing: reading,
Helen Compton; recitation, Ethel
lacy piano solo, Miss Franklin Lane
Of Howard university Of washington,
ID. c.: address by Rev. Wa1ter Cay
OF Hartford. The afternoon was very
interesting ana rejected credit on AIRS.
Mcknight and those who book part.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
Hartford Episcopal Church /

Trinity church, Hartford. ha
tributed the largest amount
Episcopal church in the dioc
Connecticut to the zone da
come" movement, as shown
July apportionment statemef
the diocese of Connecticut,
sued. The object OF the nf
is to raise $500, 900 In add
all usual offerings for missio
the use OF the church Ap
ment OF the amount to be r
made among the various
of the diocese, and members
several parishes are asked ! I
the apportioninent by giving Z
the equivalent OF their inc< N
one day by self-denial OF e
some sort.
Churches in the diocese OF "a
cut have contributed 1887 so
this amount the churches In n
have contributed 81, Sz4.g7. a
quarter Of the total.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
Barber Shop. closed Earli.r Saturday

What has been under consideration
for some time. an earlier closing hour
the baEher shops OF the city on Satur-
day. which closed at 1920 instead of
the former hour OF IL O'Clock. Notices
that the half hour would be Topped of
the end of the day had been posted
about 10 days in advance in the un-
ION shops- =
In the course OF the discussion that
has gone on in the BARRIERS union be-
fore the present modification OF the
Saturday closing hour was put into ef-
fect, both 1880 and 1870 have been
suggested hours to shorten the length
Of the Saturday work day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
spirftuaI Union Piol Ia

Mohegan Park was found TO he 3.
delightful place for their b asllet r,fc-
mic by the members OF -th Norwich
T TbnrudaH Mrs mG E Mite lends OF
Gertrude II. Tootin and Miss i
Green were in Charge, and there were
games and other pleasant Features FOR.
the thirty people present
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Claiming damages or $3.50 on the
common counts. Charles 3. Carlson of
Hfgganum has brought suit against
George T. Clark OF the town of wind
ham through his attorney, Judge Gus
MIfddletown Press. The suit is made
retuEuable No the September term of
the superior court, and an attachment
of real estate In Wlndharn, the prop
erty CT the defendant. has been made.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Gurdon L. B47s
have returned to their home on ]
KinIey avenue, having PASSED the 4
few weeks at their camp at n
Breeze n-the-Thames.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
I647S
Adams Tawr n
y 1861

offer 'tof tho pubic the finesessEandard
brands or Beer of Europe andiAmerica:
Beer. Bass. Pale and Burton MUer's
Scotch Ala Guinness Dublin Stout,
C. q c. Imported Ginger Ale. Bunker
Hill n b. Ale. Frank Jones. NouFish>
Iing Ala Sterling Bitter Ale.S Anheuses.
'BudweiRer. Sehlftz and Pabsk
A. A. ADAM Norwich Town i
Telephone zA7-19 Al:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. /. p. Taft of WI
Upton, Mass, formerly of Norwich
guests of their daughter, Mrs. jan.
]. Moore Of Oneco street.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Members Of a motor party
Norwich and New London who
a picnic in Bolles' woods Fridz,
ening after inspecting the new q
buildings, were, Mrs. Leonar
Smith, Miss Louise c. Howe.
Hannah NJ. CroweIl, Miss Ruth !
ington, Miss Mabel Mitchell an
guest Miss Jameson. the
Trumbu1, Miss Annie Held AM
Josephine d. Sutton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

o. Chester johnson, who has D
a guest at the home OF his par
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver L. johnson
Union street has returned to
home in Plainfield, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Rev. Charles x Tracy OF STAFFORD.
Ter1nant, filled the pulpit at the morn
ing service at the Second Congreea-
tional church on Sunday
AT Trinity Episcopal church, the ssr-
mon at the morning service was by
Rev. William Pressey OF Ashton. r. /.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Miss Martha L. Osgood. OF Rockws
street spent the week end with Nh
]. Eldred Brown, at her cottage I
Gales Ferry.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Misses Katharine E. and and DorO
thy Brown Of Otis street are passfrr
the next two weeks at Pleasant Viea
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Miss Sarah Loring has returned
after passing week with Mrs. Joseph
L Lamb of Maiden, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

80 uIBho Wh1n I Would 90
70 bed the pinpissWouid
starc 60 burn and I had
TO get up and wash my
face 20 cool ir on forSa
NhiIe
Il tried - Soap
and : Ointment and they
weren't = bit Unsatisfactory.
Itl1nn sent 1oraszmple Of
nuffc1,ra 6oap and ONT
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
nn<u 4 MasnlA n. n.

Those smart VerHnnnt aeere thai
flushed o. President should conigi.atn-
late themselves thatlft was professor,
mot Nimrod. -Beston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
HELP
Your Favorite
NOW
Monday, Tuesday and E
Wednesday s

suIy 10th, Goth and 21st will O. IL "a
Ast days Of voting in the II bra ~
EContest.
Bring Ia your dimes and dol! ars on
these days, and for esery dolls n / aaid
US, either for a cash purchase Of : on
votes and 200 votes for every 10 cents
You surely want your favrIrit Is to
secure this library, and Me- have
quantities of merchandise you iced.
Anticipate your needs and boost
your friends.
A $500 Camera purchase means
! 10000 votes for your fsstorite 5.
Don't let others. schtvoA . your
Friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Friday, Saturday and Sunday pass
ed with the unusual record that there
was not an lntracflon Of the law which
called for an arrest ~ the Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The estimated population sod New
Zealand, excluding Maoris. Is s7<0ea, 6ge.
The great armadiHo sipossesska more
teeth 81 an amy her. nimaI having
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

rnent and tflspimpIes started to disappear.
bought some Cuticsnz Soap and Ointment
and now I am entirely well" CSigned) Miss
Anna Chouinard. sept %. 10lA-
The deaicate. yet elective super-creany
eno1iisnt properties. derived rom cuticura
Ointment, render Cutacma Soap most
vaiuatie N overcoming q tendency 20 DIS
tressing erupttons and promoting nor
NAL condition OF skin and hair health
Sample Each Free by Mai
With gap. Skin Book en- request. Adj
dress postcard "Cudcura. Dept 4, Bos-
CON- Sold througho1t tnewcr1d.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
SKIN TROUBLED
FACE IN0a!0AEHS.
Started with Little PimpIes. At
Night Wemd Burn. Used cuti-
oafa Soap and coticuFa Q|nt-
ment. Now Entirety WeM

Of Mosher 81. H6iy6a1es Maar--eIaus
eruption On my face started with tide
pimpaes. suffered fora ceupie-of monrha
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Gilbert have,
taken a cottage at Crescent Beach
for fortnight.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
Incidents in Society

Mrs Edward B. Coy Of Westerly
was in town over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

EiEEt cool sparkling drinks Of wa!
aiMlms Rpof Beer Tor &c. Anyone canl
ssSssR $500 z:sslzR ms
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Rests with the Cook

The best natured person IN thez
world viii get grouchy Shaving over a
coal or wood fire.
Make the Queen of theEKftchen = =
Happy with q -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
Modern Gas Range
GAS Is ATIME.SAVER

No building OF fires or carrying OUT
ashes. Nothing to do but strike e
match and the fire is ready.
a Gas Range is an Ornament in fhdf
Kitchen and a JOY to the Cook.
Order now before the Summer rush.
We are also headquarters for Hum
phrey Gas Arcs, Welsbach Reflex
Lights and Ruud and V1lcan Tank
Water Heaters.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Justice Cogswell OF Ellington gave
his decision Friday in the case Of
Robert e. Smith, proprietor of the
Ellington Inn. who was before him
Thursday morning charged with SELL
ing liquor to minors and with the IL !
legal sale Of liquor. The fine was
made $500 and costs.
tie Commissioner Phelps suspendi1 lg
the order concerning the importau on
of cattle into Connecticut, IN force
during the foot and tmouth diseaseSspi-
deuic, as adyices from Washington
indicate that there Is not a case of
the disease in the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Bridgeport, who is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. A. Jones, III Bermuda, viii
sail for home July rs. Mrs. sspalding
Is prominent in club. D. A r. and
Kings Daughters circles land ehas often
visited Norwich. where Ashe has a
number of friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

"A Westbrook correspondent mentions
that the Waldron cottage, Chapman
beach, is to be occupied by Judge and
Mrs. w. A. Arnold, of Willimantic, for
the rest Of the month
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-17
CHARTER BILL
ADVANCED TO
Third Reading
After Hard Fight In Senate
Measure Passes Amend
ing Stage.
PEOPLEGAIN.BIGV|CT0RYI.
ALL EFFORTS TO CRIPPLE THE
ACT WERE VOTED DOWN
BY SENATORS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. IT,
The charter bill was taken upon spe.
cial order by two.thirds vote at 10:30
o'clock this morning in the Senate and
advanced to third reading after Bit
ter fight on the floor lasting till l
p. m. An amendment by Senator Par
rish deining the member Of the Board
of Directors was adopted by party
vote. Senator White moved previous
question, cutting OFF other amend
ments, which motion was defeated.
Senators Lowe, Hatfield, Fox and
other Democratic Senators maSe a
bitter fight against the bill, and took
i'm a great deal of time speaking. Sen.
ator George Il! White ably defended
the bin against the Democratic as
saults. Senator loves amendment
for referendum was defeated as we'll
as an amendment giving people in
outside territory taken in by the pres
ent charter, the right to vote as to
whether they should remain within
the city limits.
Lows,sSamendment permitting three
additional candidates to go on the tick
et by petition after the primary cleo
ton prevailed.
State and national politics were dis
cussed In the Senate today in the
consid derationf OF the Fatrmont charter
bill, the purposes of which the Demo
Gratis contend is to displace them in
control OF the city's affairs and turn
It over to the Republicans as the bill
fathered by the Republicans of that
city does not provide for the submis.
sion OF the charter to a vote Of the
people before becoming effective.
Senator Lowe sought to have this
amendment inserted this morning, as
was tried in the House, which passed
it, several days ago, but Lowe was
unsuccessful. Senator White, cham
pioning the bill on the floor Of the
Senate, found strong opposition from
Senators Lowe, Hatfield. Fox and
patrons had been able to defeat all
amendments, and had made some
progress, by the Republicans moving
the previous question, after several
speeches had been made on each
amendment offered, although the bill
was still on second reading. Only two
other measures were considered by
the Senate during the forenoon ses-
sion. ee
Senator Blessing offered a resolu-
tion creating a commission of five. to
be composed of the chairmen and the
Senate and House education commit
tees. the chairman of the House
Gnancet committee, Senator E. H. Nor
ton, and Delegate B. ]. Prichard, to
select o new ssite for the West vir-
ginia University.
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Bank 1 Closed
BANK EXAMINER DIEHL CLOSES
INSTITUTION AFTER glNvEsTl.
CATION.

FPARKERSBURG, W. Va, Feb H.
On finding that Irregularities existed
In the affairs Of the Mckinley Secur;
ity bank, Of Rayenswood, Jackson
county, near here, that institution was
closed to business by Acting State
Bank Commissioner Edward F.. Diehl,
of Wheeling. The arrest Of e. e. Nc.
Kinley, former cashier; of the bank,
followed, He lis being held on bond
for a hearing before a Justice tomor.
row on "a charge of making false en-.
tries in the accounts OF the institu-
ton. y. 8.
It was stated by the acting commits.
sioner, that the! affairs Of the bank
were perfectly solvent, and that the
depositors would be paid dollar for
dollar Of all monies deposited therein.
Z The acting commissioner had been
investigating the business Of the J. in.
stitution for several days and the clos.
ing Of its doors did not bring great
surprise z 5s.sllF s. Z,
Former Cashier Mckinley had not
been connected with the bank since
last November, and his arrest was q
surprise to the Ravenswood public.
The bank was organized in 1902 as
a private Institution and so operated
until 1912, when II was granted a state
banking charter. 1t has q capital
stock of s25, 900 and deposits OF about
$4,000. The present officers in charge
Of the affairs Eofi the Institution arefC
Z. Brown. president, and Harry A.
Smith, cashier. The irregularities are
said 10 have extended beyond the time
in which they have been connected
with the hank.
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Submarine Sinks Another British Steamer.

4s
HAVRE, by way Of Paris, Feb 1.-THE British
Steam Collier DuWich, bound from Hull to sRouen, was
orpedoed bya German submarine 20 miles snorthwest of
Cape Della Heve at 6 o'clock last night. The torpedo
struck the middle starboard side. AstheBcrew took to
boats the submarine which torpedoed sped away
Goes Down in Twenty Minutes.
The Duwich sunk in 20 minutes, I22 members of the
crew Of 81 men were picked up by French destroyer
and brought to Havre. Seven others rodeto Fecamp.
The fate of the other two is unknown weather
clear but heavy was running when the Bulwich
blown up.
The torpedo struck under water line and the ex-
plosion which followed terrific. The ship begun to
settle Immediately and hasy showed Cap
tain Hunter his vessel could keep afoat onya few min
of his men.
He ordered the boat launched as quickly as possible
and the sailors umbled in without taking time to
their personal belongings. While pulling toward the
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