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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
MAKING PROGRESS
ON HOUSING PROBLEM
Report Before Directors of Norwich
Chamber of Commerce.

The directors of the Norwich Cham
Der of Commerce held meeting in
their headquarters in the Transporta-
ton building on Monday evening and
heard the report of the housing COM
mittee of the chamber. The commit
tee reported progress. AT their next
meeting the members Of the chamber
will elect their delegate to the con-
vention of the state body to be held
next month.
The September meeting of the
Eastern Connecticut Development COM
mittee IS to be held a week from to-
day with the Putnam chamber. There
Is to be a luncheon at the Putnam Inn
at 1880 following which aHtos will
take the committee members around
to neighboring towns, including
Thompson, Woodstock. Pomfret, etc,
on n sightseein~ tour and among tho
places to be visited will be VOLTS den.
'hH pc-cfret school. Roseland park and
re. NcC;enT an Films. set opt in 1775,
a-d - mmittecmen viii also visit
Webster lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
FOR FISH AND GAME
Rejects Its offioers-senator New
London County Vice President.

The annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Fish and Game Protective asso-
citation Saturday at the state game
farm at Madison, had an attendance
of about so members from all parts OF
the state, and the meeting was an en-
Fhusiastic and profitable one.
The members began to gather about
n o'clock, and the early hours were
spent in inspection of the pens OF
Dheasants and quail, and other birds
scattered over the 150-acre farm. and
at the duck pond. Lunch was served
af Z O'Clock, after which President Ar
thur a Lapsley. of Pomfret, called the
meeting to order on the lawn in the
shade Of the Matching house. Reports
were made by the secretary, treasur-
err and the chairman of the member
ship and legislative committees
George H. Scranton, Of New Haven.
The membership report showed thai
1928 friends Of game are affiliated with
the association. ndIshowed a good in
terest
The election Of Officers resulted in
reinstatement for another year OF the
full list as follows:
President. A. B. Laps1ey, Pomfret.
Vice presidents: Fairfield county
Theodore Sturges, Fairfield; Hartford
county, Senator George p. Mclean
simsbury; Litchfield county, Robbins
BatteT Stoeckel. Norfolk; Middlesez
county, F. ]. Brooks, Haddam; New
Haven county, George H. Scranton
New Haven: New London county
Senator F. B. Brandegee, New London;
,Tolland county, L. B. Bissell. Rock
Vile; Windham county, DIR. T. NJ. Muir
ray, Pomfret.
Secretary and treasurer: H. P. Car
ter, New Britain.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
THE WEARY WAY
Daily Becoming Less Wearisons 60
Many In Norwich.

with a back that aches all day,
With rest disturbed at night,
Annoying urinary disorders.
IT'S a weary way. indeed
Doan's Kidney Pills sars especially
for kidney trouble
Are endorsed bysrVorwfcn citizens.
Mrs. Margaret Brown. 6se ". Main
ST, Norwich. sayss -AIy-oack was in
bad shape and suffered severely from
dull. heavy pains across my Kidneys.
It was almost impossible for me TO get
out Of bed In the morning and I felt
miserable IN every way. tried dif-
ferent remedies, but wasn't helped
When read OF .Doan's Kidney Pills i
procured q supply at n. D. SEWN a
Sons Drug Store. They made me feel
like q different woman. restoring my
Kidneys 10 a normal condition and re-
moving the pains in my back"
Price SOC, at al dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-set
Deans Kidney Pnls-the same that
Mrs. Rrewa had. Festsr.MIbuH Co.
Props; Buffalo. ~, z.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
POULTRY PRIZES AT
COLCHESTER GRANGE FAIR.
Judged by Expert from storrs, Who
Also Gave Instructive Talk.

The following is the list of prize win
ners in the poultry department at the
Colchester grange fair held Sept g.
prizes being awarded on pairs and
single birds:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Young pair
e. Wallis, first; young pair. L.. Carrier
Bun Plymouth Rocks-Young pair
d. W. Williams. first. -.
Partridge Plymouth Rocks-Old pair
G. q. Williams, first; young pair, c. T
Williams, second.
Light Brahmas-old pair, D. w
Williams. first; young pair. D. w. VIII
Hams. first.
White wyandottes- pair, C
Wallis. irst; young pair, A. L. Steb-
bins, second; cock, G. Bunyan, first;
pullet. G. Bunyan. first.
Buff manifestations pair, B
Cragin. first; young pair, b. Cragin
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds
Young pair, F. Foote, first.
Single Comb White Leghorns-Olo
pair, Mrs. Pease, first; young pair, C
Wallis, first; young pair. H. Pease
second; pullet. B. Cragin, first; pullet
B. Cragin, second.
Single Comb Mottled Anconas-
pair. A. L. Stebbins, second; hen, A
L. Stebbins. first.
White Turkeys-Young pair, A. L
Stebbins, first.
Indian Runner Ducks-Young pair
B. Cragin, first.
Mallard Ducks-Young pair B. era.
gin, first: young duck, b. Cragin, first;
young duck. B. Cragin, second.
The poultry was judged by an expert
from Storrs college who, after the
judging, gave an interesting talk OF
how to pick out the laying hens.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
TICKETS FOR TOWN ELECTIONS
Democrar Make Their Nominations Waterford Caucus Was
Largest in Years-Niantic Ticket Not Filled Out
Montvile Democrats Fail to Renominate Man Who Has
Been Town Clerk for Several Years.

Rodman .assessor. w. ]. Brasil: grand
Jurors, Stephen O'Hearn, ]. ]. Ma
honey: constables. Edward Howard.
Gilbert Daniels and Michael OHearn;
board OF relief. John Brasil. Gilbert
Daniels; school committee. Thomas
Newman: registrar, of voters. w. j.
Brasil; town auditor. Michael
o'Hearn tax collector III. Ma
- In Jewett City.
The democratic electors OF Jewett
City held a spirited party caucus in
the town hall Monday evening at $50
o'clock choosing Joseph Stafford as
chairman and John Welsh as clerk.
The ticket nominated was as follows:
Assessor, J. Byron Sweet: board of
relief. Dennis Barnett, Frank Card
ner; seiectmen, James II. Shea, John
John Welsh; collector OF taxes. Henry
E. Olsen; Gonstables. Clarence Kahn.
Martin Wolfe, Charles Albro. Joseph
Graveliu; registrar OF voters, Timothy
z. Shea, first district; Arba Brown
ing, second district; board Of school
visitors. A c. Burdick, Louis Masse.
Colchester Ticket.
In the town hall at Colchester on
Monday evening the democratic voters
held their party caucus the following
ticket being nominated:
Selectmen, Benjamin Mint1 and Guy
B. Clark; assessor, George Kramer:
board Of relief, Leon Broder, Clarence
H. Norton, Geogre s.. Smaller: con-
stables James Sherlock. Leroy Clark.
August Garhman, l. Terrell; town
clerk, John Condron ;town treasurer,
George v. Cavanaugh; agent town de-
posit fund, George ". Cavanaugh; reg
istrar OF voters, John ]. Shea; school
visitor. J. J. Sullivan: town committee
]. Shea. Charles F. Brown, ohm F,
O'Connell. George v. Cavanaugh and
er.
David Shea was chairman and
George v. Cavanaugh acted as clerk
Of the meeting.
Lisbon's Spirited Caucus.
Tho democratic voters of the town
Of Lisbon turned out in force at their
caucus in the town hall on Monday
evening and the gathering was a
spirited one. Harry Hull was chosen
chairman and William Wallace, clerk
The ticket nominated follows:
Assessors, Clarence Nell and A. r,
Reed; board Of relief, George G. Phil
lips, George c. Bromley and John NJ
Lee; seiectmen, Charles Budeie. G.
H. Fitch; town clerk, and treasurer
B. M. Blake; agent Of the town de-
posit fund, George Bromley and Will
lam S. Wallace; grand jurors. George
E. Bromley, Clarence Nell, James p
Shea, Charles Budeie, Jr; collector
of taxes. Charles Budeie, Jr.: consta-
bles, Benjamin Goddard, Fred Church
Clarence Nell, John Wheeler and
Robert Kelly; registrar OF voters
George c. Phillips; town school COM
mittee. John NJ Lee.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
AT THE DAVIS THEATRE -
Vaudeville and PhotopIays. qa

The Rosary, a seven part photopfay.
dramatic in the extreme, nberaIiv
sprinkled with pathos and excelIently
acted by large cast of well known
MIN players was the feature attrsc-
ton that drew good sized houses at
the Davis theatre Monday afternoon
and evening. Telling in pictures the
life story ofs Father Kelly from the
time he was a free care boy in cid
Ireland until he became the beloved
pastor of a New England parish. the
him showed how he won the battle
which ragged and tore at his very
heart and, conquering, devoted his life
to his church thus fulfilling, the wishes
OF his widowed mother Father Kelly
was destined to the priesthood when
he was but small boy and from
that time on he vowed to keep the
solemn promise which his mother won
from him. Even the deep seated love
OF a young maid whom he had known
from childhood could not deter him
from his path although ne falte1 ed
and wavered again and again.
Archie Nicholson & Co, a trio of
skilled musicians, drew a big hand for
their act. A Mutual Movie, depicting
current events completed the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
sPRAGUE CAUCUS
7, FILLED PARTIAL TICKET
Left the Balance to Republican Town
Committee.

Republican electors of the town of
Sprague met in caucus in their town
hall on Monday evening and made
choice of the following named ticket
for the coming election: Assessor for
three years, Walter s. Watson; board
of relief for three years. John Kay;
two years, Peter Mcintosh; one year,
Oscar Anderson: selectmen, John C.
Stevens, Robert w. Dennis: town clerk
and treasurer A P. Cote.
The remainder of the ticket was left
to be filled out at the discretion of
the following committee: Charles
Barnes, Napoleon Belanger, George
Norcross, Robert Love and Emil
Erickson. Their choice follows: Grand
jurors, Harry Johnson, Raymond D.
Love, Oscar z. Matthewson; collector
of taxes, Emil Erickson; constables,
John Mcclure, Walter H. Webberly,
Peter Ward, Frederick Rabbit; regis
trar of voters, Lawrence G. Drescher;
town school committee, John w: Croft
and Frank E. Hull.
The caucus was called to order by
]. C. Stevens and Thomas Webster
was chosen chairman and A. P. Cote
clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

The democrats Of Montville held
their caucus Monday afternoon.
Charles w. Comstock was chairman
and NJ. J. Hickey. clerk The follow
ing nominations were made:
Assessor, William Cooney: board OF
relief. Joseph St. German. Henry z
Smith. Lyman B. Smith; selectmen,
Joseph M Killeen, Paul G1assbrenner:
town clerk, Donald Devine; tax coll
lector, Wilfred st. German; treasurer,
Edwin Curtin; auditor, Henry c..
Church. grand jurors. Charles w.
Kingsley, William A Richie. con-
stables, M. J. Hickey. Donald Rogers;
school visitors, Charles w. Comstock,
William A. Cook; tree warden. Edward
Glassbrenner.
What had been in a way forcasted
occurred in the failure OF the caucus
TO renominate for town clerk. Charles
w. Chappell who has held the ONCE
for the past five or six years.
Mantle Not Enthusiastic.
The Mantle democratic caucus was
held on Saturday evening at the Nj
antic town hall with but very few in
attendance. showing but little inter
est. Only partial ticket was put
up as follows:
Selectman, Howard B. Litt1efeld;
treasurer, Harry B. Norton. collector
of taxes, Byron Clark; assessor, Wal
ter Scott; board OF relief, Harry B.
Morton; constable, Charles Banta;
registrar of voters, James Huntley
and Lincoln Luce.
Chairman Walter l.. Smith was gwen
power by the caucus to fill any va
cancies..
Big Waterford Caucus.
At the democratic caucus neid in
Waterford Moncay afternoon at the
residence Of Erastus c. Beebe. the
following nominations for town officers
were made:
Assessor. Erestus C. Beebe: board
two years, Christopher G. Newbury;
one year, Wilson A. Harrison; select
men, Albert H. Lanphere, Alden w.
Harvey; town clerk. Charles A. Cal
lup; tax collector. H. w. Man war
ing; constables, Pickett r. Beebe,
Richard Mulcahy, jeremiah G. Dun
bar. Jr.; grand jurors. p. c. Feeley.
Clarence Bingham. James Maroney,
Jr.; town treasurer, N. Asa Richards;
registrar of voters. w. z. Gallup, first
district; c. H. Douglass, second dis
trict; school committee, Selden 3.
Manwaring; auditor, Fred c. Nor
gan.
The caucus was one of the largest
in recent years, about so voters be-
ing present.
Franklin Caucus.
Franklin democratic electors met in
caucus in the Franklin town hall on
Monday evening choosing as chairman
Thomas Newman and as clerk, W. J.
Brasil. The caucus proved lively and
the following ticket was named:
Selectmen, Thomas Newman, Fred
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
voEUNToWN REPUBLICANS
Made Choice of Their Ticket for Com.
ing Election.

With J. n. Lewis serving as chair
man and Fred Dawley as clerk the
republican electors of the town of Vol
untown held a spirited caucus in their
town hall on Monday evening. The
following ticket wasetnominated for
the coming election:
Assessor, Charles w. Pratt; board
of relief. George T. Briggs, George A
Tannar; selectmen, Elmer e. Coon and
Fred G. Dawley; town clerk, Howard
E. James; town treasurer, John N
Lewis; agent town deposit fund, Ezra
Briggs; Charles w. Pratt; auditor
Thomas Mcdonald: grand jurors, ST.
las L. Barber. Charles A. Anderson;
collector of taxes, John E. Kinney:
constables, George NV. Hatch and
George W. Macombe; registrar of vot-
ers, Arthur L. Briggs; town school
committee, q. Byron Gallup, Ed. E.
Clark; justice~of the peace, Frank K.
Greude.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
EiiEsM
s176.o7 FOR LOSS OF
PARTS OF TWO FINGERS.
Compensation to Workman Who Was
Hurt at Milestone Point.

These two agreements under the
workmen's compensation act have been
approved by Commissioner DIR. James
]. Donohue and were placed on file on
Monday with the clerk of the superior
court:
Richmond Radiator Co. of Norwich
employer. and Clarence o. Bennett
employee, whose left foot was badly
sprained and bruised on Aug. 10, COM
pensation SO per week from Aug. so
during incapacity.
E. B. Belden & Sons of Hartford,
Haven. employee who lost one-third OF
one finger on his right hand and two
thirds of another finger on July 21 at
Milestone Point, compensation $3.50 for
IL % weeks and $3.50 for 90 weeks, in
lump sum of $176.07.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
REPUBLICAN TICKET
IN JEWETT CITY
Nominations Made in Party Caucus
Monday Night.

At Jewett City Monday evening the
republican voters held their party
caucus in the town hall at O'Clock
with j. w. Payne serving as chairman
and B. r. Gardner as clerk. The
ticket nominated follows:
Assessor, Joseph Guiuotte; board of
relief Edward A. Geer, Horace D. My
OFT; selectmen, Thomas McBroome,
Charles H. Latham; town. clerk and
treasurer, John Welshs anditor, Frank
p. Robinson; collector ofAtaxes, Louis
M. Gingras; congtableG Pearl D.
Morgan, Andrew Chesbro Louis Pa
chon, Adelard Maynard; registrar of
second district Francois LaIAberte:
board of school YtsttorA. Frank E.
Robinson, Avari5 Grenier&sEo COM
mittee, A. M. Brown. 81 IA. Gilbert
Eli G. Lague. Town committee was
empowered to fill all vacancies.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
AT THE AUDITORIUM
Motion Pictures, On the Bill


The feature attraction at the Audi
forum theatre on Monday was a five
reel comedy film, Are You A Mason !?
From beginning to end the picture
was full Of laughable happenings and
comical situations that kept the large
sized houses on the verge of expec-
fancy and again and again were the
audiences convulsed with the startling
and unexpected developments. The
humorous impersonator, John Barry
more, carried the leading role and was
strongly backed up by a we'll chosen
east including, Helen Freeman, Charles
Dickson; Ida Waterman and Harold
Lockwood
The Child Needed Mother, an L.
10 comedy proved another lagh get
ter and the Cameron Sisters, expert
toe dancers, were seen. in some of the
latest steps of their own creation.
Hartford.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D.
cutler have returned from Fenwick.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
WITNESSES SUMMONED se1
FOR DoMBRosKHsEAsE
In Superior, Court Hsre-Afso 4rsNoI.
untown and Gales Ferry, casea.

In the newly decorated Superior
court room the criminal superior court
will begin its adjourned September
term here this morning with Judge
William A. Williams presiding.
On Monday State Attorney HAAYat
A. Hull had witnesses Summoned for
the case Of William Dombroski. the
sef-eonfessed safe breaker of This
city. There are four counts in the
complaint against Dombroski. Wit
neSses were also summoned for a
Voluntown burglary case and a, break
ing and entering case at Gales Ferry.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Mrs. L. H. waring left town Mon
day for her home in Linesville. Penn
after passing three months with hel
cousins on East Town street. This is
her first stay in New England and dur
ing the summer she visited Boston
Providence, New York and the shore
resorts.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

aFyfhipg 90 einBle mild and ine4pen-
sive can step the itching and burning
more wonderful that the improvement
Ia permanent and that Rasipat really
drives away the eFuntieH .eeHpletelF In
q very short time, PERHAPS there Is q
pleasant EuFPFiea NE tefs i'm store SER
Soap are srfd BY all druEgiEts. Trial
free write to Dept. a=A HeeiRei, Ral=
timeFa, Md.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Colds Do Net Leave Willingly.

Because GOLD is stubborn iz no rea-
zen yhE yea saeu y, be- su, in r.i,ss s q
taidaG On KiBFH New Discovery. Dam
geFe4s bFeRehlRl ard Jung ailments
ReHseefe4 at tke Ressnniag. Al your
bedF faithfully battles thnse cold
saEms, ne better aid eaH be siyea than
been tested BY old and young, Get
q het!ie to-day: E9e and H,ea
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
College Annnintn,anta

g. Herbert Rich, formerly of this
city, leader of an orchestra in New
London. has been appointed teacher of
the violin at the Connecticut College
Tor Women and Eugene B. Lawrence.
A. y. OF the faculty BulkeIey
school has been selected as instructor
In the freshman division of chemistry.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

v NJ C. A NOTES

BOYS Secretary J. II. Ely returns 70
his duties at the Y. NJ. CA Wednes-
day after passing the remainder Of his
vacation with relatives at Holyoke.
The regular meeting of the YIN,
G, A. board In to.beT held tonight when
matters Of Importance are to be con-
sidered,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

that the nrst use of
Resinol Ointment and
Resinoi Soap gives is
p erie IL iEered=
tble, After all the
suffering they have en-
dured and all the usa-
less tPeatmeBts they
have spent good money
for. they CANNOT believe
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Arrive From Massachusetts.

Mrs. belong and Miss belong who
have been passing the summer on Cape
Cod and have been for q few weeks in
the vicinity OF Boston arrived here on
Monday and will make their home for
the present at 344 Washington street
Miss belong is a member of the
Academy faculty.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

After spending the vacation at her
home in TaIcottville, Miss Isabel Bach
ele- returns this week to East Town
street and will resume her studies al
the Academy
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Harold Rose of West Town street
substituting on r. F. D. route No.
for his father, F. r. Rose. of Wauws
Gus Hill who is having 10 days va
cation
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
VIII Enter Woman's coIese.

Miss Ruth Avery of West Town
street and Miss Marion Rogers Of
Washington street plan to enter the
Connecticut College for Women at
New London when the school year
opens. about the first OF October
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

the Lathrop Memorial Foreign Mis-
sionary society will be held Wednes-
day afternoon Of this week. The new
mission book. The Kings Highway, by
Helen Montgomery, viii be studied.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Mrs. Roy johnson and son. Raymon
Johnson. OF Montville. were guests o
Thursday and Friday Of Mrs. Elish
P. Geer of the Scotland road.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Close Of MIasion

At the closing service Of the mis-
sion Sunday evening at Sacred Heart
church the church was crowded, every
seat being tnken. Miss Nellie Buckley
sang Gounod's Ave Marta. and o Sal
utaris. was rendered by Miss May
Pounch.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Mrs. James Perkins and daughters,
Myrtilla and Dorothy Perkins. returned
this week to their home on Washing
ton street after several weeks visit
with relatives in Waterford.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Mrs. Harry Beebe and her guest
Mrs Vernie Smith from East Haddam
visited in Bloomfield and Hartford the
last of the week
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Mrs. Hazard Tucker OF Scotland
spent several days tlast week with he
daughter. Mrs: Adelbert E. Geer of tn,
Scotland road
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Mrs. Emily Gillett of Dayville is
the guest for several weeks of Mrs
George s. Beebe OF the Scotland road
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Mrs. Frank Huebler has left fol
her home in Hartford. after ten days
visit with Miss Marjorie Barber Of
Plain Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Harry Lewis OF Gardner, Mass, is in
town on business and while in Nor
WITCH has visited friends in Norwich
Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
It's Wonderful How
Resinol Stops Itching

To those who have endured for
years the itching torments Of eczema
or other such akin- eruptiona, the relief
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

AZ the Sunday meFEiHE services ef
tAe First GeRgFesati eRal CHURCH I've
HleHhafs were FaeeATRd INTO the
shgFee h, H;ERes ssRfs ss en-, Esf; saa
eAAgren Neka 6HaaeRt and afteF. the
friends. Is ass lR slI q
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
In a Few Words.

George s. Ames Of Bloomfield was
the week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Beebe of Otrobando avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
InvitatIons 70 RandaII-Run Weddina

Mr. and Mrs. G.. L. Randall OF West
Town street have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Marion Louise Randall and Mr..
Rev Wilbur Irving Bull of Ashland,
Maine, Wednesday, September %.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
t NORWICH TOWN

Two JeIn First Observation-Disclosures to
RandalIs1uII Wedding Issusd-oIsss
of Mission Mt Sacred Heart ohuFeh-
LEGAL Girls TO EntsF College,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Hartford-Mr. and Mrs, Ralph D,
cutler have returned from Fenwick.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Franklin democratic electors met in
caucus in the Franklin town hall on
Monday evening choosing as chairman
Thomas Newman and as clerk, w. J.
Brasil. The caucus proved lively and
the following ticket was named:
Selectmen, Thomas Newman, Fred