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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Man Who is Disorderly on Trolley Car Pays $3e-Red Cross Gets $1,00o Re- bate E rom National HeaduArters- Knights os Washington Plan Smok- er@Garden Thieves Fined.

Aiminale Baucheria was fined s2o and costs by Deputy Judge Taft Fri day morning for creating disturbance on the eight o'clock trolley car near Wes tStafford on the evening of Sept. 2nd. Conductor Gardner and Motor man Olson, James Tobin and Mrs. Daniel O. Rogers testified that Baucheris used foul, indecent and passengers and the motorman said he threatened to kill him if he would get off the car. The accused said that he was provoked because the car went by the station west of Cooper Lane without stopping. The fine .lnd costs amounted to $3S which was paid. Fined For Garden Thefts.
 Care Thiesing, Chester Ostrow- sky, Fred Bousquet and Alex Ostrow- sky were fined $1 and costs each after entering a plea of guilty before Act ing Judge Reed Thursday afternoon. There offense was entering the gar- den of Herman Schmidt and removing vegetables and other garden produce. There has been a good deal of garden thieving i2 this section recently and Officer Hayes has been straining every nerve to round up the offenders. It is thought that. this prosecution will have deterrent effect upon others.
 William E. Han1ey is at the Johnson shock sustained Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Ruth Larned. has returned to Smith college after spending the sum mer at her home on Stafford street
 Gets Money Back.
 The Stafford branch of the Rock vile Red Cross has received $1.000 from the national headquarters, this amount being 25 per cent rebate in connection with the $4000 raised in Stafford toward the National Red Cross fund.
 To Hold Smoker.
 The Knights of Washington will have a smoker and light refreshments in the basement of the church We'd nesday evening. The speaker will be G. T. Williams, who has just returned after spending several years in Europe. He will tell of his experience in Europ- can countries during the war. F. $. Gorham is chairman. k
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
W. C. T. U. MEETS.
Voted to Protest Opening of Saloons
 to Drafted Men.

The second regular meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held Friday after noon at the society's rooms on Valley street.
 Plans for the medal contest which 7:30 were perfected.
 The program after the routine bus mess consisted zof the reading of sev- era1 interesting papers by members of the society. ,:vss
 Miss Mary Martin read an original article whose title was 'Is the Saloon an asset or liabi1ity?" Miss Martin showed no little .skiif in stating her facts and proved by many statistics that in Willimantic, the saloon was certainly a liability.
 Mrs. Hollis Lyman then read a short article on Temperance, quoting> MT. Palmer, the anti-saioon man who spoke at the Chamber of Commerce rooms several times. Mrs. J. M. Gager tifen read an article from the union paper.
 The delegates to the convention which is to be held in Middletown. October IT,. 1S and 1e, were elected
 Mrs. Fred Rosebrooks. Mrs. Robert S Moore and Miss Mary Martin. These delegates will have full power to choose their alternatfs.
 Mention was made of the action of the governor in respect to the request from President Wilson that saloons be closed to the men on trains going to the military camps of the drafted men last Thursday. Many of the men who came through this city were under the influence of liquor and 1t was
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
STONINCTON
Home Guard Battalion to Have Barbe- cue at Stoneridge Sunday-Rush at Shipyard-BuriaI of William L. Jor- dan.

The companies of Connecticut Home Guards, located in Stonington, Mys- tic and Pawcatuck. and forming the battalion commanded by Major Charles P. Williams, have accepted invitations of the major to assemble at his estate, Stoneridge, Sunday, for battalion drill and parade. In addition to the drill and ceremony, there will be barbecue. It is expected that every member of the battalion will report there fully armed and euipped.
 Busy at Shipyard. There is fully as much activity at the old steamboat property in the borough as in the days when it was the terminal for the Stonington line of steamers. between this port and Ntw York. The new shipbui1ding plant is worked to the limit and already the old time forrest of smoke stacks is re- placed by forest of masts. such as prevailed in those good old whaling days.
 The body of William L. Jordan, who died at his home in Groton, Tuesday, was buried Thursday afternoon in the Stonington cemetery. MT. Jorccn was for many years employed on the Ston- ington line steamers and married Miss Freeman of Stonington. He is surviv- ed by his widow, two daughters and two sons.
 Personals. Miss Constance Atwood is visiting her mother in New York city.
 Herman c. SimCns, one of the draft ed men. has been granted furlough of ten days.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
,sEAeoN OPENING
Eleven From w. H. s. to Play Hart
 ford Hiuh at Hartford Teddy

windham High School win open up it's football season today (Saturday) at. Hartford, playing against the Hartford High school
 There has been much interest in the sport at the focal high school and the team, which Is extra good, has been coached by Raymond Parker of the faculty, who coached last years team to victory.
 The team will leave by autotruck at 1230 and with them will gc many loyal rooters The lineup will prob ably be as follows: Tighe, left guard; Bowen, center: Everett Robinson. right guard; Costello. right tackle; Arthur Lamoreux. right end: Summer qear- CT (captain) right halfback; George Robinson, ful1back: Staebner, left tackle; Alfred Watts, left end: sub- stitutes, Adams, Potter. R. Watts. Ga ger and L. Lamoureux will also be taken along with the squad although they cannot play with, this school.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
MOOSUP
Party Fron, Riverside Club Attende Woodstock Fair = Boy, Hopping
 Team, Injured.

MT. and Mrs. E. E. Dupius and Do- na and Edgar Dupius motored to Put nam Thursday and attended the send off given the drafted men in that sec ton. B. V. Dupius drove the party.
 Attended Fair.
 Many of the members of the River side club attended Brooklyn fair on Thursday in a party. Many other townspeople attend the fair
 Miss Orra Denison is visiting friends at Portchester, N. Y., this week.
 The Moosup troop of Boy Scouts will hold a meeting at the M. E.. parsona- age this Saturday. afternoon.
 The Circuit Epworth League will meet at Danielson a week from today (Saturday).
 Boy Injured. One of Spragues teams driven by Dona Codere, ran over Joseph Bar nier's right arm and leg when he at tempted to hop the team which was going at a good clip. He was not se- riously injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NEW FALL WAISTS IN {
IN CHARMING COLoRS AND
NEW FALL COATS

The New Fall Coats for early wear are new being displayed in the ready to-wear section All the new models, plush, velour, broadcloth. and several other novelty cloths. colors and fab rics are sufficiently varied to include the very fcoat for every taste. Quite naturally fur continues: favorite for trimming the collar and cuffs,- s1I5e to $35.0e.:s <:s
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Camp Library Apportionment $7oo

Seven hundred dollars Is the sum asked for from the town of Windham as her share in the million dollar fund with which to buy books for the men in the U. S. service. Means for raising this sum were 6iscussed at a meeting of the Publi- library com mittee Thursday evening and a mass meeting will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Main street Monday evening to discuss the pro- gram for the campaign whieh will be carried on during the week of Sep tember "A. A committee composed of A. N. Vaughn Mrs Harriet Fenton and Dr. F. B. Guild.
 Windham's apportionment is nearly twice the amount of her nearest com petitor, Putnam, with $400 to go.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Mail Unclaimed.

Unclaimed letters at the post office. September 21. are addressed to Miss Dora Bassette, Miss Emma S. Dix, Miss Helen Farr. Miss Fd~a M. Har- rfs, Mrs. Elizabeth Hills. Miss Gladys Hennessy, Miss Ella O'Neil. Mrs. Ze- lima Savignac, Mrs. B. H. Spear. Mrs. NJ. D. Taylor. E. E. Bliss, Juan Boch- ko1boy, Mr. c. E. Butterheld. MT. L.. G. Cummings. MT. l.. D. Cutler, MT. M. F'ressola, A. Lachanse, Mir Ben jamin McGinness, Mir Joe Mack. MT
 Fedor Rievord, MT w. J. Stringtiam.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NEW FALL SKIRTS

The demand for Skirts increases with the popularity of coats and this is only natural for every woman de- sires to be we'll dressed and smartly appearing when she takes off her big coat.
 An attractive collection of Taffeta Skirts is here for early selection. both in all black and stripes of changeable colors priced at $50 to $1o.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Empty Troop Trains Go Back.

Two trains of coaches which were used to carry Connecticut's quota of men to Camp Devens passed through this city, Friday afternoon. Both trains were drawn by two engines, although not more than one engine was necessary. The cars displayed many slogans on their sides. written in chalk, among them, ITO H. With the Kaiser" and "We're Off to France The first train went through here at noon and the second arrived at about o'clock. One of the coaches probably carried the local men as 'fWindham" was written on it's side.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Brief Mention,

Dr. Jackson and chauffeur, "Kid" Wilson. have returned from a touring trip in New Hampshire and Maine During the trip they had the best of weather, and they pronounce the scen- cry wonderful. As-
 MT. c. H. Millerd will open a class in the seasons dances. Tuesday even ing. Sept. 18th. eight o'clock, T. A. B. hall; 16 lessons sS.00.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WHY PAY MORE? Tho P@Snik< Go. SELL FOR LESS s5cA 1oc STORE, NORWICH

Ella Bennett of Hanover; Mrs. V. W. Perkins of Versailles. Mrs. E. Cote and Mrs. John Wood the work committee of the local Red Cross took advantage of the gathering of the. women of Sprague and dis tributed material. The local Red Cross will probably be very busy as a result of this meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
WILLI1MA N,TIC

voted to send a letter to the governor protesting against hfs action relative to the presidents request: s. Plans were made for opening the meetings of the l.. T. l.. The first meeting will be held next Sunday at the rooms on Valley street. The meet ing will be- led by Mrs. Lucy J. Fields of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Rockville Balloon Lands in Hampton

After a flight of one hour and twen- ty minutes, a balloon from the Col .egfate Balloon School at Rockville landed in one of the cornf1elds on the B. Phillips farm, Hampton. Friday
 made without doing any damage and
 there were three men in the basket
 Local people did not have the chance
 to see this balloon as it went to the Dorth of the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
BALTIC.

Women's Societies of Town Organize
 Branch of National League of De-
 fense League.
 Representatives from the different women's societies of the town of -Sprague. including Baltic, Hanover, and Versailles. met in the town hall Friday e1ening for the purpose of organizing and electing a chairman and sub committees for the Woman's National Defence. Mrs. James Burr was elected chairman and the follow ing sub- committee was elected:
 Miss A. l.. Brennan, of Baltic; Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Infants Funeral.

The funeral of William Kelley, Jr, the infant son of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Kelley of 26 Maple avenue, was held Thursday afternoon, following his death in the morning. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. F Mrs. Nancy E.. Lanphear.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy E. Lanphear was held in the chapel at South Chaplin, Friday afternoon. Rev. MT. Wingerd of1ciated.t assisted by Rev. E. J. Aver of Mansfield Center. Burial was in Bedlam cemetery, in charge of Funeral Director H. N.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Case NoJIed,

The case of Charles Bidwel1. who was charged with stealing a coat froiA H. F. Weinish. was nolled by the re- quest of Prosecuting Attorney Harvey at the Friday session of the police court. The only evidence was that the coat and Bidwell disappeared from the house at the same time.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Re.eh Aver In Rairster.n,

The local men who, left Thursday morning at 1925 arrived z at Camp Devens, Aver, Mass. at 7.45 Thursday evening and received their first bap- tism while under orders -of the U4 S. fire. -t5 ,.
 The men arrived at Aver at about z o'clock. one hour fafe. and it took them about 45 minutes to reach the military camp, During the $ minute march, most of them were soaked through. ---s4-~-
 Clerk Fenton of the local board has heard no news of the local men, From what could be ascertained, the Con necticut troops were assigned to 304th Infantry, 302d Light Held Artillery, Companies D, -E and F.: 301 Machine Gun Battalion, and the Depot Bri- gade, second and third battalion.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
Senior Medical Officer.

E Lieutenant W. P. s. Heating will be with the local company of the old Ma tiona1 Guard as he will go with the second battalion as senior medical of ficer.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NOTICE

DEAD HORSES AND COWS
 Removed Free of Charge Call 163 New London. Asi<,for chas. lake~. nsvsree charge.
 WEST SIDE HIDE co. ?. o. Box 379. New lender.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

WHEN YoU WANT % put your bus iness before rEe public. there is no medium better than fhrough the ad-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
The H. C. Murray Co.
HIRAM N. PENN

62 Church St, WiiIimantie, Ct. Telephone Lady Assistant
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

covering, so as to permit the hard placed Small Rugs, now is are specially priced and it's to your ch one. 27x54 Imported Wilton Weave Per- sian Rugs, very special, $4.49. 1sx36 Administer Rugs, $1.s5 and $1.6s. Mohair Rugs, 12xs1 inches, red or green, $1.59.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22

If you prefer Small Rugs for your floor wood floors to peep through between j the time to buy them. The following advantage to buy now and save on ca 27x54 Mottled Administer Rugs. $2. .19.
 27x64 Figured Rugs, $2.39 and $3.25. .27x54 Reversible Wool Rugs; $1.89.
 S6x72 Administer Rugs $5.5o. 36x63 Administer Rugs, $3.98.
 36x72 Kirkwau Reversible Wool Rugs, $2.39. ,e- --
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-26
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