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Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-28
This Big Pure Food Sale for Tuesday Wednesday M


 Third district court was sustained in imposing g. fine. of $50 and costs iii, the case against Antonio De eSimone of Westerly, charged with assault. Otto Baur, charged with interference with a police officer, was fined $250 and costs in substitution for the three months jail sentence imposed by the Second district court. Tine, case against Antonio Falcone, charged with as sault. was continued to the February session. The motion is pending of Harvey Harding, claiming trat he could not have q fair trial in Wash ington county on the charge of issuing worthless checks, as there was a civil suit against him pending. The tres- pass case of Stephen H Tefft against Abigail w. Reynolds wilt begin on Tuesday before. d jury.
 Local Laconics.
 Miss Helen Joy Of Detroit Is the guest of 'Mr. and Mrs. William Clark on Elm street.
 Carl Stili1nan, son of Judge Al;,erti R. Stillmar, of Pawcatu,k. has been selected as leader of; the Dartmouth college band
 Miss Beuiah Hazard, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Matt Hazard, a teacher in the New Hampshire State college, is home on vacation.
 The schooner William H. Clifford, which was in. distress off Montaak Sunday, having sprung aleak, was lowed to Stamford by tug of the Thomas A. Scott Wrecling company of New London. 5.. -. .-,
 As a rule, the railroad company's requirement for courtesy on the part of employees in the passenger. service is observed. and appreciated by the pub- lic It's a mighty good rule that has no exception.
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Danbury.-Whe1i County !Gomfnis- sioner Broplly, chairman of the board. had finished checking uq the. days business Thursday, he found. that just S3S, ,316 had passed from the applicants for licenses to tho commissioners. The commissioners granted 4& saloon H. censes, two wholesale licenses, ,nfnae druggists, licenses, eight club licensees and two wholesale licenses .sosd
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Thanksgiving Sermon.

At the First Congregational church Sunday morning Rev. G. H. Ewing preached from the text. Ohi Give thanks unto the Lord. for He Is good, for His loving kindness endurets for were, We should give thanks for the blessings of the year. for all of good we have been able to do. for right living. for pain since 1t often comes as a warning. In closing he spoke of the good that will undoubtedly follow in the wake of the war. the quicken ing of brotherhood among the nations.
 There was special music from an enlarged choir.
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ceIebrated 5oth Anniversary.

MT. and Mrs. Henry Latham gave a reception from 12 to 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at their home on the Plain Hin road 1t being the 50th anniversary of their marriage. For many years their home was in Preston City. So the larger number of the 25 guests were from there, including Rev. and Mrs, Luther Kenaston.
 A bountifIl turkey dinner was served by Mrs. Latham, assisted by Mrs. George Chesbro and Miss Chapman of Lantern Hill. Miss Hewitt of North 6tonington, the only one who was present at the marriage 50 years ago, read an appropriate poem. A letter was read, sent by Mrs. Wilcox, whose husband, Rev. Asher Wilcox. perform cd the marriage ceremony. There were other letters and cards, flowers, gifts of china, silver, cut glass, money in gold and checks. One pleasant fea- ture was the showing of the wedding gown of Do years ago. Mary were the congratulations and good wishes of those present.
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Everything That Comes From the Bakers Ovens
 FOR YOUR
 Thanksgiving Dinner RHM1k'N MINen. PIES

The kind mother used to make-big, thick kind that make you hungry to look at the spicy, rich filling and crisp brown crust.
 ORDER EARLY THE SIZE EYOU WANT OR YOU'LL RE DISAPPOINTED VII E N YOU FIND YOU'RE TOO Regular size .........1 15o Family size .-............ 25o Special size ............ 35c DOUGHNUTS and = CRUELERS,, dozen. 15c They just melt in your mouth
 SPECIAL CAKES FOR, THOSE WHO WANT THEM Iold Fashioned FRUIT cAk E ips ........s. Zoc
 Made with the best ot
 ingredients
 MOHICAN BREAD, ETC.
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Coming For Holiday.

Mss Lillian Browning. who teaches fin Hanover, Miss Florence Bennett, principal of Jordan school in Water ford. Miss Gala R.. White. who began teachtng this fall in East Granby, Miss 0ladys B. Beebe from East Had dam, and the students from Connec- tiout College. Miss Susan Wilcox, Miss Marion Rogers and Miss Ruth Avery, will come to their homes uptown Wed nesday, for Thanksgiving and the re- natnder of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. James D. McCarth, and son John of the Scotland roaa spent Sunday with relatives in Fitch WIle.
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sending you down for violating .1our probation. George, l am not eoing to press the old complaint of common drunkard against you at this time. that you were found intoxicated Sun : day. Nov. 26. Are you guilty or not guilty"' Guilty" was the response and a fine of $2 and costs of $2.S0 was imposed and paid by McCarriar's em- ployer. The prisoner was reminded that the charge of being common drunkard was still in force and if, the probation was aSain violated :t severe sentence is liable to be imposed.
 Oliver Mercier, the father of 21 chiI- dren, with Is living, a hard working, industrious man, was called to answer to the charge of intoxicstion. He was given an opportunity to SC to his home, just before arrest, but defled the officer. MT. Mercier said he was near 75 years of age. Sentence was suspended upon the payment of S3.S0 costs
 Hugh Rogers, who was arrested for intoxication, was next called Judge Williams reminded him that last Sep charged with being a common drunk ard, and that ho was placed on pro- bation. Then he sofd ne did not want to go to the state institution and promised to reform. He was placed on probation, which he totally disregard
 
 ever since Ike was placed on probation but had not beer drunk.
 Judge Williams asked if his defini- tion of being drunk was akin to the definition given .by an oId-t time Rhode Island jurist who said in substance that man was not intoxicated until lying on his back in the highway and clawing in the air for gravel Hugh smiled and said his definition was not quite as strong but he did not consider a man as drunk who was able to nayi- gate without assistance. Rogers was sentenced to six months in the state workhouse and house of correction as a common drunkard.
 The report among the local firemen that the Mystic and Pawcatuck firenen injured at the Watch Hlil fire are not eligible to benefits IT, the Connecticut State Firemcn's association relief fund is. not strictly true. although the in juries were received while serving in Rhode Island. These men, with others. accompanied the Hoxies and Barbers. went to Watch Hill in response to a call for assistance, and the fact that they were injured while actually en- gagged in fire duty there does not bar them from state benefits. Connecticut f1renen who respond as a fire organ ization to q call from outside of the state and are injured in performance Of duty are given tl.e same consideration as if injured in fire service in their respective towns.
 SThe Rhode Island State FJremen's association has ruled that Connecticut firemen injured at fires in Rhode Isl- and, even when summoned to assist Rhode Island fire departments, cannot receive any benefits from the state fund for injuries received while on fire duty in Rhode Island. It is an unde- cided question whether Rhode Island firemen called into Connecticut and in jured there. while on fire duty, would be eligible for benefits from the Rhode Island fund.
 Tn the superior coNTt in skssiot at Kingston Monday, Judge Elmer.
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MT. and Mrs. Louis Olsen, Mrs. F. N Talbot and Miss Martha Larsen were in Willimantic Thursday guests of Mir, and Mrs, Frank R. Jackson.
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Children Rrina elfta.

In both schools the children were happy Monday in bringing good things for the barrels. The school wagons from Wauwecus Hill and Plain Hill were nlled with children and all kinds of vegetables and packages.
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Mrs. Josephine Parker has returnet to her home on Plain Hill after. twt weeks visit with friends in Provi dence.
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Donald Beebe of New London comes today (Tuesday) to spend a weel with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs George s. Beebe of the Scotland road
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1s INCH SILVER LOVING CUP
 PRESENTED VANCE MCCORMICK

In Appreciation of His Services to Democracy During Recent Campaign.
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Local Jottinoa.

1frs Frank R. Jackson and Mrs George Tripp of Wilhmantic visited friends uptown recently.
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New York, Nov. 27.-An eighteen Inch silver loving cup was presented
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The Thanksgiving organ recital given by IT. L.. Warrington at the First Congregational church Sunday after moon at o'clock was much appre- sciated by those present. The program was a fitting one. The low. sweet notes in the Meditation by Lucas. the giadness of rejoicing in the Magnifi- cat, the beauty and tenderness in Schumann's Abend-Lded: the spirited rendering changing to softer notes then again to stirring, joyous out- bursts of song in .the1 Harvest Festi- val March were especially pleasing parts of this program
 Laudate Domini (F'estival Prelude), Frysinger: Autumn, Johnson; Medi- tation, Op 27, No. ?. Lucas; Magnifi- cat in F Major. Claussmann; Adagio in B flat. Op. 256. No. 2, Voiclunar; Abend Lied, Op. S5, No. 12, Schumann; Harvest Festival March "Grafanburg," !" James
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Like Boy at 50 BubbIng Over
 With VifaIify== Taking Iron Did Il

Doctor says Nuxaed Iron greatest of all strength builders Often increases the strength and endurance of delicate
 nervous folks 200 per cent in two weeks time.
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Tn the superior co,et in skssiors at Kingston Monday, Judee Elmer.
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NORWICH TOWN

sorssnists Yerrinston's Thanksgiving Recital Gives PIeasure-school chil- dren Bring Donations for Holiday Dinners for City Poor--Rsv. George H.. Ewing Enumerates Reasons for Givinfq Thanks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-06
RED CROSS SOCIETY
CALLS Or. HART GoopLoE,

DIR. Hart 6oodloe has been called
by the Rocky mountain division of the
American Red Cross society into act
i've service and will be assigned to
hospital work In the neid in case of
war with Mexico.
DR.. Goodloe will 60 to Denver by
automobile Sunday afternoon. where
he will report to the executive stan
for conference and consultation. He
will return to Canon City Tuesday and
will be ready at any time thereafter
to go 10 the border. In the event OF
hostilities with Mexico over the pres
ut trouble DR.. Goodioe will probably
be placed In charge OF one Of the base
hosuitals OF the Red Cross society.
This is an honor that can be bestowed
upon but few OF its members.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-06
MRS. PEARL FEATHERSTONE
DIED TUESDAY AND REMAINS
WERE TAKEN TO IOWA

Mrs. Pearl Featherstone, wife OF
John Featherstone, died at the family
home. COS No tn Fifteenth street.
early Tuesday morning from pulmon-
airy tuberculosis after a lingering ill.,
ness. Deceased was born in Iowa
and was aged forty-three years and
eleven days. Besides the sorrowing
husband four children. three daugh-
ters and one son. are left TO mourn a
mothers loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Featherstore and fam
lily came TO Canon City last fall TO
make his home on account of Mrs.
Featherstone's health and purchased
from t. T. Thomas the property on
Fifteenth street where they have since
resided. Accompanied by Mr. Feather
stone and children the remains left
here on Rio Grande train No. We'd
nesday afternoon for Rockwell City
Iowa. where interment will take place
in the family burial grounds. A fune-
raj service was held at the late
home of the deceased at 10 O'Clock
this morning under the direction of
A. L. Chase. pastor of the First Meth
odist church.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-06
SKYLINE PAVILION
ATTRACTIVE RESORT

Since the advent of the warm
weather the Skyline pavilion has be-
come a very popular resort with Can
on City people. especially in the even
ing after the sun has gone down. and
hardly a day goes by that some party
of young folks does not go there to
enjoy the cooling breezes, the charm
vided at the pavilion by Allen Bow
en-. the prorr.etor. The pavilion is
an attractive structure, handsomely
fitted up after the manner of a coun-
try club and affords visitors delight
full resting place where they may pro-
cure light refreshments, iced drinks
or a fragrant cigar. Business has
been developed at the pavilion during
he last few weeks to such an extent
that Mr.. Bowen has been compelled
o employ an assistant to help him
in taking care of his patronage.
Hundreds of motorists make the
trip over the Skyline every week and
most of them stop at the pavilion for
brief rest and to view the inspir-
ing scene which enfolds upon the
vision from that point of vantage.
On the one hand the spectator may
look down upon the city spread out.
checkerboard fashion six hundred
feet below, and. on the other. the
mountains p,ling up in increasing
heights until the eye is tired and be-
wildered by the magnificence of the
panorama Nearly every tourist and
visitor that comes to Canon City
make the trip over the Skyline drive
and feels a thousand times repaid
for the exsrtion expended in doing SO.
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charge. will be given such employ
ment as the needs OF the service
will permit and the employee is able
and fitted to perform Owing to the
importance OF our service to the gov
eminent and public in time of war
We must take care not TO cripple it
Therefore. the names of those
who are willing to enlist hereafter
will be noted and II subsequently
desired by the government. we will
aid in supplying skilled men for the
particular service for which men
specially trained are required. Those
who hereafter enlist with the Com
pany's approval win be treated in the
same manner as employees who were
members OF the National Guard or
Naval Militia. on June 18th, 1916.
Further consideration in due time
will be given to the matter of ser
vice beyond the period herein provid-
ed for In case the State or Nation
makes provision for dependents of
the men in service. or the situation
is otherwise substantially changed.
this arrangement may be modified as
in the Judgment of the company the
changed conditions may warrant"
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SOCIAL NOTES
MARIE CRAVEN CLASS PARTY

The members of the Marie Craven
class of the NJ. Z. Sunday school met
at the home OF Mrs. Harry Morton.
324 Harrison avenue, Tuesday even
ing. After rather brief business
meeting the evening was converted In
to a social hour during which the
girls also busted themselves at en-
broidery work. The hostess complet-
ed the program by serving tasty re-
freshments. The members present
were Mrs. FARES, Mrs. Buns, Mrs.
Eareii Kissinser. sirs. Baldwin. Mrs.
Province. Mrs. Mae Harpole, Misses
Haven. Taylor. Alternately. Clara
Ratchelor, Else Kissinger. Lula Kis-
singer. Edna Dunlap. Ella Roberts, and
the teacher. Mrs. Marie Craven.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY
WILL TAKE CARE OF ITS
SOLDIER EMPLOYEES

A circular letter hiss been issued
by f. b. Field of Denver. president
of the Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph company. to all employees
of the corporation in which he
says:
Employees of the Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph company.
who, on the 18th day OF June, 1916
were members of the National Guard.
or Naval Militia, and who have been
called into the national service by
order issued in accordance with the
President OF the United States OF
that date. or. who may be called In
to service by similar order. will be
allowed full pay at the normal rate
in effect on that date in each case.
during absence in service not to ex-
ceed three full months and the frac-
ton Of the month in which called
into service and thereafter for a
period not exceeding nine additional
months at full pay, less the amount
In each case paid by the government
"Such employees will be consider.
cd for the purposes Of the Employees
Benetit Plan as being Continuously
employed In the system while absent
ON such duty. and. upon return from
such duty. or after honorable dis-
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A. w. oLEAsoN.
WILL MAKE HOME IN DENVER.

Mrs. Alice Park, with her two daugh
ters will leave soon for Denver to
make their home. Mrs. Park is a
musician of rare ability both instru'
mentally and vocally and has the
ability of imparting II successfully to
her pupils.
She has made Canon City her home
for the past six years and has n
large circle of friends who will regret
her departure. but greater opportuni.
ties are to be had in = larger city
and she Is sure TO succeed wherever
she goes.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-06
Mo1oRsD OVER FROM ouNNlsos

S. p Spencer and son. Clinton. Of
Gunnison. motored to Canon City on
Sunday for brief visi; with Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Nowels and little son.
and. incidentally. to see Mrs. Spencer.
Who has been tbs guest OF her dsugh-
ter here for some time. II was Mr..
spencer's FIRST trip from the western
slope 10 Canon City by automobile
and he greatly enjoyed the run. He
reroris the roads in the main to be
very good. aithoush In places extreme
iy dusty. The Messrs. Spencer will
return TO Gunnison on Tuesday. Mrs.
Spencer in company with Mrs. Novels.
and little son are planning to 20 to
Gunnisou IN the course OF the next
few weeks.
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ENTERTAINED HIS SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASS FRIDAY.

Lane Dun was host to the members
Of his Sunday school class of the
United Presbyterian church at his
home, 1912 Macon avenue. Friday
evening in honor of Ewing Rankin.
who is shortly to leave Canon City.
OF the sixteen boys in Mr.. Duff's class
all we're present except two. Follow
ed by refreshments, Mr.. Dun took his
guests to the Y. NJ. c. A. building
where all enjoyed a plunge in the
swimming pool. The affair was a
highly enjoyable one and will be
long remembered by the participants.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-06
ATTENDED KNIGHTS OF coLuM-
BUS SOCIAL

The following were among the Can
on City people noticed in attendance
at the social gathering given by the
Knights of Columbus Monday night
at Celtic hall: Messrs. and Mesdames
S. A. Tyo. Arthur Wilson. Prescott,
Carl Zengel. Misses Edna Morrison,
Eta and Grace Walton. Marie Pres.
colt. Eima and Helen Bower and Nal
colin whalen. Anthony Tyo. Bud"
Bowers. Ben Nicholas and Pete Es-
ser. In all. six carloads Of people
were present from the county seat.
Florence Citizen.
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WILL LEAVE SUNDAY FOR IOWA.

Miss Elsie Bower and Miss Marie
Prescott. who are to leave Sunday on
an eastern tip. were guests of honor
at delightful picnic party at the City
park Thursday evening. at which a
large number of their friends were
present
Miss Bower and Miss Prescott will
motor TO Colorado Springs on Sundty.
where they will be the guests of Miss
Elsie Powers. an employe Of the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph company. for
a few days. Later they VIII proceed
by rail to Dss Moines. Ames. oska-
loose and other points in Iowa for a
visit. They will be gone altogether
ahoIt . month.
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MISS MARJORIE BLINH
COMING IN PHOTO FILM

Miss Marjorie Blinn who spent sew.
eral years OF her young life In Canon
City. is to be sean as the leading lady
with Thomas Jefferson in THE Be
loved Liar" at the Majestic Wed
nesday night
Marjorie Is well known and popu.
lar with Canon City people and all
will be glad to see her in her FIRST
important motion picture part She
is fast making herself star at Uni
yersai City and Canon people feel
sure she has successful future
ahead of her.
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stat. o, Ohio. CITY Of Toledo. ! 8.

Lucas County.
Frank y. Cheney makes oath that he 10
senior partner OF the firm of F. J. Cheney
q Co. doing business In the City OF To-
iedo. County and State aforenaid, and
that said Arm win pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot Be cured
by the USE OF HALLS CATARRHC CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
eworn TO before me and suhscribed In
my pressnce. this 6th day OF December.
A. u lo12
(seaD A. w, GLEASON,
Notary Public,
Halls caiarrh Cure II taken Internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
=. J. cHENEY a co. ro.edo. O.
Sold by all DrugEista. TIC.
Take Haiie Family Pills for eonstipation-
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AN ~oLo FASHIONED pARrEE-

Prof and Mrs. Arthyr l. Haley de-
lightfully ent t;rtained about fifty
guests at their home. 32s Rudd ave
nue.. Thursday night at what was de-
nominated as an 'old-fashnnd partee.s
but which In its arrangements and
charm was distinctly modern and up
TO date.
The invitations prescribed that
everybody wot kums must all ware
old kiothes." and the garb OF many of
the guests was highly picturesque.
suggesting In some instances the APP
parel worn by their ancestors OF n
century or more 40. There was an
interesting program OF music. story
telling and song that was hugely en-
joyed by all present. The refresh
ments were generous aud delicious.
the viands being served Ia cafete-
Liza
A more pleasing affair Il would be
difficult to imagine and II was not
until late hour that the company
dispe-sed and its members departed
70 rtbeir homes. highly Erstfed at
having been the participants in such
merriment and the partawers OF SO
generous hospitality.
PARTY AT MRS. CLYDE FARMER's
Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Clyde Farmer was the time and
scene for q very pretty party. Mrs.
Clyde Farmer and Mrs John Shaw
jointly entertained thirty ladies at
Auction Bridge. The color scheme
was yellow and white and everywhere
to be seen were beautiful boquets Of
yellow and white flowers. During the
afternoon little Misses Dorothy and
Genevieve Farmer served the ladies
with golden punch" which was in
keeping with the chosen eoiors.
After two hours az cards the game
was brought to close. and Mrs. ID. n.
Cooper held the highest score. for
which she became possessor of dain-
~ cut glass tray. infringed In n yei-
low satin cover. The consolation. q
deck of cards. was awarded TO Mrs.
w. n. Clark.
To complete the program. tasty re-
freshments were served at this time.
and here, too. the dominant colors Of
yellow snd white prevailed. Thus.
one OF the prettiest affairs Of the
season was brought to close.
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E. O.. entertained at picnic supper
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. NJ. M. wylie. 7O9 Mystic avenue.
Besides the chapter members the
special guests were Mrs: McKissick,
Mrs. Moore and Miss Wagner.
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M,ss DAY Has QUEER.

Miss Anna Gregory Of Pueblo IL
here a. the sues OF Miss Gladys Day
"a 227 OroanWood. "a