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Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
PLEDGE CARDS DISTRIBUTED
At Meeting for Windham HaII-con-
gresham Freeman and Mrs. c. p.
Mitchell Present Needs of Woman's
College.

Less than a hundred men and wom-
en- attended the meeting held at the
town hall Wednesday evening under
the auspices of the committee having
in charge the raising Of funds
throughout Windham county to endow
g. building to be known as Windham
hall at the Connecticut College for
Women at New London.
Principal Henry II. Burr of the State
Normal Training school presided over
the meeting. and introduced the speak
ers of the evening, Congressman Rich
ard p. Freeman of New London and
Mrs. e. p Mitchell of Hartford, a trus-
tee Of the college. The Y. NJ. c. A. or
chestra rendered several selections
very acceptably during the evening.
Congressman Freeman was the first
speaker and presented in a forceful
manner the needs of a college in this
state for the higher education OF wom-
en-. Women would make better wives
and mothers, he said. as the result OF
better education. The congressman
also voiced his opinion that woman's
suffrage would be fact in the not far
distant future. saying that regardless
Of whether the majority of women
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
MAYOR puNws srATEMENrl.
Annual Presentation to Common coun.
Gil of City's Financial Condition.


The following is the substance of
the annual statement of Mayor Daniel
p. Dunn to the common council. Civ
ing an account of the work done in
the past year:
Street Lighting.
The streets of the city are now
being Illuminated by 100 street arc
lamp electric lights, costing the city
$50 annually for each,- and 1872 incan-
descent electric lights at $20.50 per an
mum. The incandescent lamp has
should be given the preference when
a new contract is entered into.
The total cost for lighting the
streets for the eleven months last past
amounted to $9.607.11, an increase of
$2TO6O over similar period of the
OF the additional number of incan-
descent lights installed after full in
vestigation of their necessity.
4 Sewers.
The sewer in Mansfield avenue from
Main street to Quarry street has been
completed and about 500 lineal feet&of
sewer has been laid in South Park
street, and all at a cost of 81, 066.51.
The work of connecting the tenement
houses on Arnold Lane and the Guild
nick Windham property with the pub
lie sewer through the Quidnick- Wind
ham .company's property is now being
performed and when completed will
be a decided sanitary improvement in
that locality.
Sidewalks.
During the past year So, 1868 hneal
feet of sidewalk construction, making
about 1. 1-6 miles in length, has been
effected, and 2,087 Iinea1 feet of side
walk curbing reset. The entire work
was done at an expense of $6,62S.84
The amount received from AUDITING
property owners for sidewalks pre-
viously constructed was 81, 9I3.42.
Probably no work under your super
vision meets with more general app
prevail than intelligent and consistent
sidewalk construction, and it's contin-
uation until good walks prevail
throughout the city cannot be too
strongly recommended.
-. Health.
The people of the city are to be
congratulated upon being favored by
exemption from contagious and in
fectious diseases throughout the year,
The excellent prevalent conditions can
in part be ascribed to the sanitary
plumbing regulations passed by the
common council and the reflective in :
spection and enforcement of the rules
by the plumbing inspectors; and in
part by the high standard of the city
water as shown by the monthly analy
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
FUNERAL.


The funeral services of Mrs. z. NJ.
Anthony were held at her home on
South Main street Wednesday after
noon. Rev Samuel Thatcher off1ciated.
assisted by Rev. G. c.. Scrivener of
Norwich. the district superintendent,
and Rev. John Thompson Of Glazgo.
The two singing evangeiists who are
at the Methodist church this week
sang a beautiful selection There were
flowers from the family. church and
many friends. Burial will be in Wor-
cester today: the bearers are J. c.
Hawkins. D. L. Phillips, L. d. Howe,
A. c. Burdick, Peter Macarthur and
Robert Robertson. There were rela=
tives and friends present from Wor-
cester, Putnam. Moosup. Central VIII
lage, Willimantic and Windham Gen.
ter.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Frank Wilcox of Windham was
in town Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. z. NJ. Anthony.
Albert Allen of Providence and Ed
ward Allen of New York wree week
end guests of their sister. Mrs. John
T. Stewart.
Miss Mary Lawson is the latest to
bring in a dandeifon.
Mrs. Margaret Hartmann, who has
spent the summer with her niece, Mrs.
A. d. Chapman has gone to Westerly
for the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
Tea for Charitable Fund.

The second in a series of teas given
by the Women's Charitable fund of
Wfllimantic, an association of II wom-
en-, formed about a year ago, to raise
moqey for the Belgian relief fund and
which has retained it's organization
for the purpose of charitable work,
was held at the home of Mrs. A. 1.
Bill, No. 1873 Prospect street, Wednes-
day afternoon from 8 to O'Clock
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. H. c. Murray pour
ed. Mrs. c.. G. Case, Miss Carrie
Stiles, Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings,
Mrs. Fannie Dixon WEIGH and Mrs.
T. r. Parker assisted. Mrs. w A. Ar
mold and Mrs. Henry Lincoln presided
over the sales tables, while Mrs. Jay
M. Shepard took tickets at the door.
The reception hall where Mrs. A /
Bill received, assisted by Mrs d.
Everett Taylor. was decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums, pink carna-
tions being used with effect In the
dining room. There was a large at
tendance and a. considerable sum wos
Melted for the project.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
Save
IN Tenth Of
YONga
Income

Make a resolution today that
for at least six months you'll
save tenth of your income.
1t may be hard work the first
few weeks-but at the end Of
six months you can't be kept
from it.
And money gets money
the man who has money has
opportunities that get more
money.
This bank offers you it's
conservative management, It's
facilities for making your saw
ings grow. Start your ac-
count this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves ii. 25c at all druggists.

a thorough signal service that cannot
much longer be delayed.
Financial.
The present net liability Of this city
IN S1I7. 3E7.s7 against $112, Sz1.9s as Of
November 1, 1914. The increase Is
explained in the reports of the severel
city departments in the annual report.
Conclusion.
i desire to express my sincere
thanks to the common council, the sew
eral officers Of the city, and to the
cohrporation counsel, for their aid and
assistance in cooperating with me in
conducting the administration. of the
city during the past year. and feel
that they have tried to perform their
full duty, as / have tried to perform
mine, toward the city we all cherish.
and for whose welfare we shall ever
pray.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
AN Appeal To Wives

You know the terrible affection that
comes to many homes from the result
of a drinking husband or son. You
know OF the money wasted on Drink
that is needed In the home to pur-
chase food and clothing. ORR1NE
has saved thousands of drinking men
1t is home treatment. NO santa
rum expense. Can be given secretly.
We are in earnest when we ask you
to give ORRINE trial, You have
nothing to risk and everything TO gain
after q trial you fail to get results
from ORRINE
ORRINE fs prepared in two forms:
No. 1. secret treatment; ORRINE No.
q, the voluntary treatment. Costs
only $500 a box. Ask us for booklet.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
Auction CLUB Entertained.

The Neighborhood Auction club met
at the home of Mrs. Dwight Abel, No.
200 Prospect street, Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, the color scheme
of the dining room being carried out
in yellow chrysanthemums, while pink
roses were used in the living room.
A lunch was served following play
Mrs. George e. Hinman presided at the
tea table. The members of the club
include Mrs. Ashton Persons Mrs. A.
d. Segar, Mrs Bert Thompson, Mrs
HI. r. Chapel, Mrs. George Elliot
Mrs. Calvin Brown, Mrs. Sarah Niles
Mrs. c. Winfield Moves, Mrs. Charles
Leonard, Mrs. G. E. Wilcox, Mrs
George K. Anderson
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
OCTOBER VITAL STATISTICS.
Thirteen Births, Six Deaths and Five
Marriages.

The vital statistics for ctober. as
filed with Town Clerk Welsh, show
thirteen births. six deaths and five
marriages. The births are: Antonio
Zubrowski, son of Mariana and An
tonia Zubrowski: Joseph Homer Blu
sire, son of Rose Elina Pipin and Jo-
seph Busiere; Agnes Barre, daughter
of Josephine Dubreuil and Bruno
Barre; Raou1 Napoleon Doyon, son of
Arcelia Lacroix and Azarie Doyon
Marie Viola Gervais. daughter of
Eloida Doyon and Henry Gervais;
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
Queen Anne Cottage.
Non SUPPORT Case CONTINUED.

There was one case in the police
court Wednesday morning. when Fred
Edwards of this city was charged with
ron-support of a minor child, Mabel.
The case was continued for three
months and q bond of $50 furnished
by Edwards, which was the sum nee
essary to pay for the child's board
during that period
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
FUN RAJ.
James Ledoyt.

The funeral of James Ledoyt was
held from his home in South Coventry,
"Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
w. o. Nuzum officiated. Burial was in
Nathan Hale cemetery. Funeral Di-
rector Jay M. Shepard was in charge
of the arrangements. The bearers
were David Tillinghast, George Taylor,
Bert Harmon and Ernest Woodwork.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18

The weather a Year Ago Today.
Fair. Temperature, high 40 degrees,
low st degrees-remember Laxative
Brorao Quinine cures cold in one day.
There is only one "Bromo Qufnine.
Look for signature e. w. GROVE. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
.EWETT CITY
Charles Bryant Held Up Above Plain
field, Wrests Revolver from Masked
Man and Knocks Him Down--Saved
by Unexpioded Cartridge.

Charles Bryant, a young man en-
ployed at Bailey's stable, was coming
home from Moosup alone in an auto
mobile about 10 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming. When approaching the back
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
MINISTRIES ANp pLAYLgr.
Given by High School Pupils to En-
thusiastic Audience.

The big auditorium of the Wind
ham High school building was filled
Wednesday evening with parents and
friends of the pupils, who Joined in
appiauding the excellent minstrel show
and the playiet given by them. The
show was under the direction of
George CRemington) artlett. and the
piaylet was put on under the super
vision and coaching of Miss Marion
3. Lincoln. Both were greatly enjoyed
and the work of the young people won
compliments for their coaches.
Following was the programme:
Cast.
Harry Observation-Disclosures.
End Men-Eddit Cotter. Louis
Hickey, Harold Moriarty, Eddie OF
tenheimer. William Forent. John Hill.
Chorus-Mary Twomey, Cecilia
NORM. May Cheney, Evelyn Thompson.
Frances Stanley, Grace Jacobs. Arthur
Palmer Latham. James Aspinwall,
George Robinson.
Overture, introducing a medley of
popular songs.
Musical Numbers-Just Try to Pic
ture Me Back Home in Tennessee
Arthur Squires; I'm a Lonesome Mel
ody, Louis Hickey; Stars Brightly
Shining, Miss Grace Jacobs: Tony. the
Vfolinist Robert Palmer; Hello Frisco
Edward Ottenheimer; The Same Sort
of Girl and the Same Sort of Boy
Miss Cecilia NORM; Jubilee in Ny
Old Kentucky Home, Edward Cotter.
Grand Finale-My Little Girl, Good
Night Ladies.
Queen Anne Cottage
Time-June morning.
PIace-A cottage on the Bay Shore
at Pass Christian.
The Cast.
Anne trustworthy -. Cecilia MORN
susan ,MarCR virginia BAKER
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Dillingham;,
Observation-Disclosures. Frances Stanley
Sarah ............. Marion Hillhoust
Henry Harrington ...... Louis Hickey
ROBERT Barton Harry READ
Charles March ...... Palmer Latham
Joseph ........... Donald Kramer
The committee of arrangements in.
cluded Edward Ottenheimer, Edward
Cotter, Louis Hickey.
Fianist-Miss Florence HOWE.
Drummer-Francis tombstone.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-18
Police Department.

The police pension fund has been
increased during the past year by the
amount of $737.44, making the total
available present fund SIS, 3S0.95. Eff
cheney and excellence by the members
OF this department is expected by the
public and in this respect il has never
been disappointed. The force is living
up to its reputation and no. higher
enconium can be paid it.
The growing demand for prompt
action on pressing matters on the part
of it's officers cannot be fully met
without the installation of at least the
beginning of signal service. / there
fore recommend that a signal box be
Installed at the corner of Railroad and
Main streets as the first step toward
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2onooner SituationsberId,t Die BE
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