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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13


hast, ct .ux., lot north side Stoning-
ton road Mary Charlotte Sisson to
Mary A. Davis, lot east side Williams
street, Pawcatuck Albert M. Hyde to
Eugene P. Hyde, lot south side Elm
street : Industrial Trust company to
Herbert NJ Swinney, house and lot in
Pawcatuck; Michael c. Keegan to Ell
len Keegan, house and lot in Noyes
avenue, Pawcatuck.
The Unsecured Creditors.
William 3. Becllwitll, who assign
ed for benefit of creditors, filed liza
bilities of 1858 and assets S., 1900 The
largest unsecured creditors are: Lewis
DeGraf & Son, New York, 1902; Bish-
op and Bidwell, Norwich, 1912: c.
Hathaway & Son, Cambridge, 1922;
Cooper & Sisson, Providence, s162: w.
E. Barrett, Providence, $137.
jury Cases in Town Court.
Two civil cases will be tried be-
fore Deputy Judge Fairbrother and a
jury of six, in the Stonington town
court. On Saturday the case will be
the Mystic Creamery company against
Forbes Dugnid, Jr., for damages in an
automobile accident. Hewitt for plain
tiff and Roche for defendant. The jur-
ors are Joseph Hammond and James
H., Stivers Of the borough. Charles E.
Newbury of Mystic. George Leonard
Charles r. Brown Of PawcatucaS and
Albert A. Haley of Old Mystic.
On Monday, the case of Frederick
j. OsteTman against Henry P: Lee, an
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13
BALTIC
Mule Spinners' Association. Elects Of
ficers-Menhers to be Addressed by
President William j. Fitzgerald OF
Norwich.

At a meeting of the Baltic Mule
Spinners' Association in Smiths hall
Monday evening. the following off,
GERS were elected: President, Harry D.
Johnson; vice president, James Hig-
genbottom: secretary, Fremont Firth !;
treasurer, T. HeadeTi; committee, Leo
nard Firth. James Iigham. Samuel
Ellison.
Different reports from committees
and delegates We're accepted. Animated
discussion were entered into by. near
" every member. The members dis
cussed the subject, How We Can Best
Serve the Community. The members
decided that they would put forth ev-
cry endeavor for social and economic
improvement and a.. retention of the
good will of the people. AT the next
meeting William J. Fitzgerald, presi-
dent of Norwich Central Labor Union,
will address the members. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald will speak upon Discipline
This years Christmas presents will
consist of card cases.
Personals.
George Cominslzi of Crornpton, r.
l., was Baltic caller Tuesday
William H.~Buteau was in New Lon
don on business Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13
IS YOUR HAIR SLIPPING?

!, The presence OF dapdruf and fall
ing hair conyeysaa warning which it
is best to heed aAtfrst the loss of
hair may be 30 slight as to be hardly
noticeable. But no matter how little
may be the fall each day, it's work
ing toward the sauna and Inevitable
result, and that is total hzidnesa. 3
You may have hair enough today,
but how about tomorrowand the day
after7 Dandruf and falling hair
mean badness sooner or later and
demand. the immediate Regular and
energeticuse of Newbross Herpicida.
It keeps the scalp free from dirtand
dandruf and allows the hair TO grow
abundantiy and naturally: By this
means total inczrable badness may
be prevented. sssdssss.
. Herpicide does not stxfnor4iyaa and
has most exquisite hzgraucewiaich
makes It aznacia1Iu rlaaainD to the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13
Breakwater Spray,
COLCHESTER
Postmaster Sullivan Succeeds IN Hav-
ing Mails Restored-Many Attend
Auction at Randall Place.

Through the efforts of Postmaster
Sullivan the $50 a. m. and 2.20 p. m
mails which were taken off Dec. /
have been restored and the mails will
leave as heretofore.
G: F. Willis of Norwich was in Col
chester Tuesday.
Auction at Randall Place.
A number from town attended the
auction at the Randall place, near
Gardner Lake, Monday.
Charles Elderfin was calling on
friends in Hebron Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Baker were Nor
witch callers Monday.
Mrs. Shaddock of Boston is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron r. Abel
on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Jane Brainerd and son William
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13
Local Laconjcs,

Frank e. Mason has been commits
stoned postmaster of the fourth degree
in Nasonvflle.
The pontoon bridge in the Pawca-
tuck river was placed in position for
the winter Tuesday a-....
Everett Barns will read a paper on
Early Steam Navigation on the Paw
catuck, at the meeting of the Westerly
Historical society Thursday evening.
At the January meeting DIR. Wilt A.
Hillard will read a paper on Colonial
Governors of Rhode Island.
At meeting of the Athletic Asso-
citation of the Westerly High school,
Charles j. Mccarthy was elected man
ager and Alexander Blake assistant
manager of the 1917 football team.
Louis Collins was elected manager of
the track team soon to be formed
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13

ladies. e It stops itching alriost fE--s;
.stantly. Il .s
Z You may be told that there are
remedies Just as good as Herpicide.
You cannot afford to take chances
results from Ian off brandt article
Insist on. having genuine Herpicide,
the Original Germ Remedy for DaHd-
run. stssssssses
You can get a sample of this der;
|Hghtftd hair dressing and a booklet
en- the care of the hair by sending
ten centsin silver or postage to The
Herpicide Co., Dept. s, Detzoitse
Mich. Try Herricide oRse and you
win never be without it, -
b Sold everywhere Ia 20 cent and
81 00. sizes and guaran5 80 70 give
|sa6xfacfions or money n znded Il
Applications obtaif id &C the better
barber shons and bel " par1ors.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13
DANIELS RECOMMENDED
INCREASED PAY FOR SAILORS
IS a Month and the Pay of Every En-
listed Man.

Washington, Dec. IAN increase Of
SIS month in the pay Of every enlist
ed man in the navy was recommended
by Secretary Daniels today to the
house naval committee. 1t would add
$4,000, 900 a year to the payroll. but
the secretary declared pay increases
in the navy had not equaIled those
outside and that the enlisted men
were being called upon constantly to
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13

action to recover a debt of s150, will
be tried before a jury composed of
George E. Brayton, George d. Brad
ley of the borough, Edward E. Buck
Ign, Percy H. Morgan of Mystic and
Howard c.. Brown of Pawcatuck.
Breakwater Spray.
There will be a chowder party by
the Stonington Steam Fire Engine
company, Saturday night, when Chief
Teed and Assistant Chief Main will be
the special guests.
Katherine Thayer, after a visit in
the borough, returned to her home in
Attleboro, Mass.
Miss Catherine Coffey. who has been
on a visit to relatives in Newark, n. j.,
has returned to her home in the Dor
ou3h
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13

Hartford.-The campaign conducted
recently to raise money to pay off the
mortgage and interest of Zion Baptist
church netted $2,076, A. according to
an announcement made last night by
an announcement made last night by
Rev. c. L. Fisher, pastor of the
church, at q. meeting of the con-
gregatf0n, This is about half the
sum required.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13

do more and more difficult wor4C
Enlistments are on the increase, Mr..
Daniels said. He disapproved of a
proposal for a bonus to stimulate the
enlistment campaign
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13
An Effective Emha-oo,

Why talk about a food embargo
when prevailing prices have consti-
tuted very effective one for some
ton Herald.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13

NorfoIk-The 23d annual Christmas
excursion of the Norfolk united Sum
day schools, given by Miss Mary Ell,
bridge, win he to Hartford this year
Tuesday, Dec. 19. The train will leave
Norfolk at $50 a. m.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13
Not Seriously Annoyed.

Professor Muensterberg says ne is
seldom correctly reported. Notwith-
right on getting himself reportedTs-
Detroit Fress Press.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13

More than 90, 1000 government Evil
employees are paid less than ss2ad a
year.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-13

ling in a clump of bushes, revolver
| in hand. He was covered by the
sheriff's gun and surrendered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
HUECO PARK IS CLOSED TO
PUBLIC; DEPUTY IN CHARGE

Shooting, cursing the caretaker and
other unlawful acts have caused Sill
vsro Escontrias, owner OF the ground
upon which the Hueco Natural park is
located to post notices that the park
VIII be closed to everyone in the fu-
tune- he is planning 10 place a dep
uty- sheriff at the park TO file com
plants against all trespassers unless
the notice TO keep out OF the park is
0beyed-
Elr. Escontrias has repeatedly warned
persons against shooting in the park
and has complained a number Of times
because his cattle were driven off by
the picnicers. trash and cans thrown
into the water holes where his cattle
get water and his son. Juan Escon-
trias, who is the caretaker, cursed
when he requested that there be no
shooting or other disturbances on his
property.
As these warnings have failed Mr..
EscOntrias has posted notices on his
property and has published notices in
the newspapers before he orders the
arrests OF those who go to the park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
500 CORPORATIONS PAY
MEN AT TRAINING CAMPS

New York. June The United Fruit
company, its employees learned today.
has offered 10 grant any man in its
service who wishes TO attend a mill
tary training camp this summer not
only four weeks vacation with full
pay, Sut an expense allowance OF $50
More than 500 corporations have
granted their employees four weeks
leave on full pay II they wish 10 at
tend the training camp. but the United
Fruit company, so far as known, IS
the first that has promised to pay ex-
penses as we'll The expenses OF the
recruits are estimated at about $50.
The military training camps assOci-
alton made public today a telegram
sent TO president Wilson, asking his
assistance in urging the passage OF
that section OF the new army bill au-
thOrizing the appropriation OF funds 10
meet the expenses OF training camp re-
cruits who viii accept government as
ststance- The association feared the
congress may delay passage of the
necessary appropriation for another six
weeks The total enrolment for the
Plattsburg camp today reached 1927.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
ALAMO To FEED
TEXAS EDITORS
Supper Planned for Pen
Pushers on Way Back
From Cloudcroft.

Alamogordo will assist Fl Paso in
entertaining the Texas Press sssocia-
tion delegates on the trip to Cloud
croft next Friday. The Alamogordc
Commercial club is arranging 10 meet
the special Cloudcroft train upon its
arrival in AlamogordO and distribute
baskets OF fruit grown in the Alamo
sordo valley and in the Mountain Park
district The Texas editors viii be
taken for automobile rides over the
city and valley and will spend a halt
hour there on the going trip TO cloud
croft.
supper at Alamo.
Returning from CiuudcrOft the edi-
tors and their hosts from Fl Paso viii
be the guests Of the AlamcSOrddo com
mercial club at a supper 10 be served
In AlamogordO upon the arrival OF the
train from ClOudcroft- number OF
talks VIII be given BY the WISHING e9i-
tors and the Il Paso business men who
viii accompany them TO the mountain
resort
Leaves ut : a. VI.
The special train Will leave FL Paso
at seven o'clock Friday morning, June
9 and viii arrive in Cloudcroft al one
o'clock in the afternoon \ luncheon
viii be served at ClOudcroft IN honor
Of the visiting delegates and feature
OF this luncheon Will be the serving or
mountain grown vegetables ana fruits
TO show the Texas editors what the
Sacramento mountains produce The
special train win leave ClOudcrOft at
SIX o'clock in the evening and arrive IN
IL PasO at 1880 p m
Return at 1870 p. VI.
Secretary VI. A Fraser received a.
message from Sam Harden, OF Rich ]
ardsOu. Texas. who is secretary OF the !
Texas Press association, asking that /
the ClOudcroft special return to FL |
Paso at nine o'clock instead OF 1880 ]
in order to allow the delegates to take |
the evening 5. P. train for east Texas Z
This, secretary Fraser explained in his I
reply, would be impossible, as il would 1
give the editors too short a time at i
CloudCroft and would necessitate the !
calling off Of the AlamOgordO enter
tainmeut features which have already
been arranged for by the commercial
club Of that CITY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
IS
DENIED To BANKS
Financial Houses Must Not
Deal in Currency; Stock
Exchange is Closed.

A news bulletin received by Mexican
consul Andres G. Garcia from the Car
rama bureau Of information in Mexico
City says that a decree has been issued
by the de facto government forbidding
banks, business houses OF individuals
Specializing in currency OF the country.
or dealing in exchange. The only trans
actions permitted are the legitimate
non speculative exchange OF different
kinds Of money. All stock exchanges in
the country are also ordered closed.
The only authority for the issuance Of
drafts and letters Of credit viii be given
the postoffice and telegraph offices and
agencies esta blished by the treasury de.
partmeut and monetary commission.
Bank Speculation
The bulletin says that the principal
function performed by the majority Of
the financial institutions FOR many
months has been speculation in cur
rency. with deliberate depreciation of
its value, and that this IS one Of the
leading causes Of the new decree.
The time for the revaIfdatfon Of trade
marks, patents and copyrights issued
during the Huerta administration has
been extended until September 50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
TEXAS RAILWAY SURGEONS
ORGANIZE FOR EMERGENCY

San Antonio, Tex. June 2.-While or
ganizing primarily TO combat the intro
duction OF typhus fever from Mexico in
TO the United States, II was announced
today that the Texas Railway Surgeons
association, formed here Thursday
night had mapped out plans to be pre-
pared for any emergency which might
arise IN connection with future develop
ments in Mexico.
These plans were not made public
The association began its existence with
2 mem bership Of 500 headed by Dr. Roy
". Knox. Of Houston, as president
Ihe railway surgeons will cooperate
with state and federal health authOri-
ues IN battling against the spread OF
contagious diseases by persons travel
ing from one place to another. Typhus
reported along the American border
caused the surgeons TO organize
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
BIDS OPENED AT BUTTE FOR
LEASING OF DAM BUILDINGS

Bids were opened at Elephant Butte
Thursday afternoon for the leasing
Of the hotel. hospital. mess house and
y cottages at the dam to be used as a
summer resort on the shore Of Lake 3.
NJ Hall
There were a number Of bids submit
ted 10 the government for the leasing
OF the buildings which are to be va
Gated soon by the government as the
reclamation service work is practi-
cally completed at the dam. No awards
were made Thursday afternoon, but
will be made later
Among the men who were planning
to bid for the lease of the buildings
were George Curry. who has interests
al Cutter, y. NJ, and W. A. Fleming
Jones. of Las Cruces. n. NJ, who. il IS
understood. was bidding for the build
ing as a prospective site for the JOr-
nadO country club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
CLOUDCROFT GOLF COURSE IN
GOOD SHAPE FOR Ell PAS0ANS

THE golf course at Cloudcroft has
been put in fine shape by T 3. Long,
an expert engaged for this summer.
said Garrett King, general passenger
agent of the FL Paso & Southwestern
railroad. today a party Of FL Pasoans.
eight or ten in number, viii go up Sat
urday morning to take a try at the
new links on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. I understand that they are
now in fine shape and they should be a
source Of much pleasure this summer to
the golfers OF Fl Paso."
Those who have already signifed
their intention Of making the trip sat
urday are ". W Carroll, R F. Mana
han, E c. Pelham, NJ c Edwards and
Garrett King.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
MEXICAN GIRL DISAPPEARS;
LOVERS PLAN, COPS THINK

Maria Ortez disappeared from q Fort
Bliss car in block ten. Richmond Ter
race, Thursday afternoon. and the pa
lice have been asked to locate her.
The girl, who lives in Juarez. was on
her way TO work at the home OF an
American family in Richmond Terrace.
when she left the car and was met BY a
Mexican young man. according to her
small sister, who was with her at the
time The girl was last seen at Es-
trella street and II is believed that the
meeting at the car line was arranged in
advance between the girl and the young
man
The police have been asked bv the
parents of the girl to locate Pedro Or
tez, whom. they believe. was the man
who met the girl at the car line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
The Dealer Knows s.No1T.s

Every dealer in FL Paso knows
Now and its merits-thats why they
are all selling it They know it's the
only soap on the market that can do
verything.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
MAN TURNS, FIRES PISTOL
AND HITS NEGRO in LEFT ARM

Allen Walker, a negro residing at
312 East Second street. was slightly
wounded in the left arm late Thursday
night when ne was shot by an un-l
known American at Second and Santa
Fe streets. while going 10 his home.
According TO the statement Of Walk
er, he was walking behind the man.
when he suddenly turned and fired at
him with a pistol Walker was rushed
to the emergency hospital for medical
treatment His assailant escaped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
Los ANGELES IS
HAVEN FOR BABY.
Ell Paso Baby Is "Inter-
viewed" on Value of
Beach to the Child.

This is going to be Baby Summer
al the Los Angeles beaches, according
TO Christopher Allen Martin, of Ell
Psso. and Christopher Allen should
know. because he is a baby and is
among the advance guard coming from
the Great Southwest to spend the sum
mer here"
This is the opening paragraph Of an
article appearing in the Los Angeles
Herald last Monday. illustrated with
the accompanying cut Of the FL Paso
baby. Continuing. the article says, in
part
Christopher Allen is only 10
months old and he fears he might
not have been that cid if he
hadn't come TO the coast just when
he did, for he was mighty sick
little boy three weeks ago To-
day he is healthy ana husky, play
lEg on the beach in the sand At
Ocean Park and having the time
Of his young life.
Christopher Allen is the son Of
Alr. and Mrs. G. A. Martin, of FL
PasO- his papa is an editor down
by the border and Chris has the
instinct to such an extent that he
did not hesitate TO point out the
advantages of the Los Angeles
beaches for babies when asked for
understood what he said but his
mother, but he was very. very
much IN earnest and his mother
said IL was all about what a fine
place the beach is and now II
makes babies we'll
Coming from the border. Chris
is likely to mix that portion OF
his conversation understandable
to others than his mother. with
Spanish The ocean is aqua TO
him, and at meal times he sum
mons his little Mexican nina
with his bottle by lusty cries of
.leche-" All little girls the size Of
his nurse are nina" TO him.
Interpreted by his mamma, this
is about what Chris said:
Then follows an interview in which
chris is quoted as saying that lots OF
labies from Arizona and New Mexico
md west Texas will be at the beaches
his summer and in which he is further
quoted as saying that Next to FL
'aso, Los Angeles is the greatest place /
n the world"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
BISCUITS AND CAKES FOR
THE BANQUET TO EDITORS

Q II. Burlington, Tor the Broan
Cracker and Candy company, has Of
fered TO furnish biscuits and waters
with the compliments of the company,
to be served at the banquet OF the edi-
tors in FL PasO next Thursday evening
Concert in Juarez.
A special band concert at Juarez has
been arranged through the courtesy OF
consul Andres Garcia A sightseeing
trip TO Juarez viii be made on the open
ing day and the Mexican musicians viii
render a number Of classical selections.
Consul Garcia will accompany the party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
CLOVIS WATER AND SEWER
BONDS BRING S9O6 PREMIUM

Clovis, " ". June CLOVIS is
ranked as one OF the best cities Of New
Mexico for bond buying purposes. This
was indicated by the premium Of SsO6
which the Lumbermen's Trust company
or san Francisco paid for the SIS, 900
worth Of WaterWorks and sewer bonds.
Inc bonds were voted at a recent
bond election for the installation OF a
sewer system and the enlargement OF
the waterworks and Will give Clovis
another claim to being one OF the most
progressive cities in the state. Work
Will start on the sewer and waterworks
construction at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02

High grade potash is now worth about
$500 ton Before the war It could be
bought FOR S3s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
AGED WOMAN MISSING; MAN
HURT In WARREN. ARIZ- FIRE

Bisbee. Ariz-, June Mrs. Edwards.
an aged woman, is missing and Allie
Wilson. a miner. badly injured as the
result OF a fire which destroyed the
four story Central block and the Ed
wards cottage in Johnson addition.
Warren. Twelve families were rem
dered homeless. Wilson collided with
a live wire while rescuing residents
OF the Central building. He was
saved from death by fire chief Norton.
origin Of the fire was not known.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02

There are over 6s.5oo postoffices in the
United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
H. BLOCH IS CHARGED WITH
SELLING STOLEN PROPERTY

Indicted by the grand jury for re-
ceiving an selling stolen property
over the value Of $50. Herman Bloch
has given bond Of s750.
Bloch was also charged in two other
complaints with having received prop
erty valued at less than $50. He was
previously tried on a similar charge,
the case resulting in a hung jury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
EMPLOYEES CONFIRMATION
BILL Is BEFORE SENATE

Washington. D. c. June with a
unanimous report from the judiciary
committee recommending its passage.
the Sutherland federal employees acct
dent compensation bill to supplant the
existing liability law was submitted
today to the senate.
The benefits Of the law would be
extended from hazardous employments
only TO all government employees. The
new bill eliminates all questions of
faults or misconduct except in cases OF
suicide or intoxication-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-06-08
vining Offerings
OF the Week
Thursday.

Tonight's bill at the Vining in
cludes two Triangle pictures, lively
comedy and soul-strring drama.
Bessie Barriscale, who is fast be-
coming known as one of the greatest
artists at portraying human emotions
now working for the screen, is
starred in drama depicting the
lights and shadows of society, "Hon-
or's Altar" How the innate good
ness OF a wife foils all plots against
her is depicted in a thrilling drama
of powerful effectiveness.
His Auto Ruination' is two-reel
Keystone comedy said to be one OF
the best laugh producers of the year.
This comedy is one of the artistic
Keystone comedies which have elm
mated the objectional features of the
old slapstick kind of comedy while
retaining all OF its best features.
Friday.
Anna Held for the first time will
be seen on the Vining screen Friday
evening in Madame la Presidente. !"
Elected from the Hotel Beulogne
after a gay party, Anna Held calmly
establishes herself for the night in
the home of Augustin Galipaux, the
Judge issuing the order. AS Madame