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Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

s-1 for many. sessions, recently elected Icity and town clerk of Hartford, has
 many intimate friends in Westerly. He makes occasional visits here and adds friends to his list every trip.
 James E.. Kennedy was in Pawca- tuck Sunday r,
 The school children of Westerly have sold $2,48S.07 worth of thrift and v ar stamps.
 MT. and Mrs. Peleg slocum have returned from the south where they spent the winter. [ Charles Raymond Blake. now in France, has been. commissioned first lieutenant in the aviation section,
 signal corps of the American Over seas. forces.
 In the Liberty loan parade in West erly, Saturday evening, there was not a united States flag in line. This was not due to lack of patriotism Merely
 an oversight, that ought not to hape occurred. zsf
 Prof. E. B. Cooley and F. c. ,Comins gave an illustrated lecture in the town hall Thursday evening on the value of work done by the cow test ling association, and in the value oi ] the TUll-DreQa sire.
 Town Clerk Whipple has been re- quested by Captain Webb of Provi-
 derce, in charge Of the draft in the
 state, to send him the addresses of al 1 special officers and police constables l including the Westerly constabulary | Arrangements have been made by i Mrs. Thomas Perry of the educationa
 connmitteee, and Samuel Nardone, tc have an Italian speaker make an ad- | dress in Westerly, next Sunday morn ing, on the subject of food conserya. 1 tion. Two girls of shady actions were sen over. the bridge into Pawcatuck by thi | Westerly police. to be ordered back b. i the Paweatucks gHardiance of the law i The only alternative was for the pal | to leave townao face arrest and prose
 cution. They took passage, to. Mystic l Under the leadership of Mrs. Tru
 man H. New berry, wife of the secre i tary of the navy in the Roosevelt. ad
 ministration, summer resident o l Watch Hill, a big drive is now on fo
 membership in the Needlework gull, sof America. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt fs honorary president of the organiza tion. '@-
 ! At the next meeting of the West erly Historical society. paper ol I The Romance of Newport. prepare, by Miss Maud Lyman Stevens, will b read by Miss L. Gertrude Stillman. A the May meeting. George $. Palmer c 1 Kew London will speak on Old Silver | and Yill show specimens from his rar collection.
 ] The fire. prevention committee of tn
 Board of Trade will make an rinspec i ton Of business, places and manufac turing establishments during the, wee I to ascertain if proper care. is taken { .l prevent fires. The inspection will cove chirnneys, stovepipes and furnaces d The committee is to usurp the dutie of the board of engineers. Il The P. s. Barber Hose company wa kept busy Sunday afternoon respond II ing to alarms for brush fires, and tn J fire laddies succeeded in preYentin
 fire loss. On a run up West Broa ;, street. an automobile came out of side street and crashed into the fir ,i truck. The only damage was to tfl Il privately owned automobile
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

A Baltic young lady, received the
 following letter from Ernest E. Ku'
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

terbury, Sunday afternoon. He came from that city to Stonington.
 Rev. John G. Dutton, of Westerly will exchange pulpits with Rev, Dwight c. Stone, next Sunday.
 Mrs. A. L. Pitcher, of Mys+ic will tell of James Russell Lowell, 1s19- 1891. at the meeting of the Stonington Travel club, this afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09
MoosUJP
May Basket and June Box Anticipated by April Pail-unien Patriotic Ser: viee-Troubieseme, Woodland Fire

A new invention was patented Sat urday evening by a jolly crowd of Moosup young people. May baskets and June boxes have for years fur nished good times for this crowd, but this year. looking for. d good time be- fore May, they adopted the slogans
 Find way or make it" and where there's a will. there's way" which
 resulted in neat and prettiy trim med pail filled with all sorts of can dy, fruit. etc. such as, May baskets are known to contain E The April paNf was iune like a reg
 ular May baeEst. te Miss Ethel, Park
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09
INDIGESTION AND CONSTIPATION Quickly Relieved By
 i'Fruit-a-tiyes'
RocHoN, 20.

1IOCHON, I. NZs
 TT suffered for many years with ieyyi6le Indigestion and Cosstftattcr. 4 neighbor advised "Frxtt-a-:f',/f Ter Fruit Liver Tablets). <.ied them. To the surprise of my doctor, l began to improve and lt advised me to go on with "Eraft-G-t\>ss.
 I consider that ] owe my Ne to. "Fruit-a-tives'' and 1 want. 10 say to those who suffer from Indigestion, Constipation or Hesdaches = try "Fruit-a-tivos" and you will getwell".
 CORINE GAUDREAU.
 5oc. box, for 8 70, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TTYES Limited. oGDENsBURG, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09
MATTERS INTERESTING WESTERLY
Officer in u. S. Senate Writes to Local Librarian New
 Italian Society Organized Local Brevities.

During the discussion of the house of an amendment to. the act concern ing jurors and juries, which was pass ed and entities registry voters to serve as jurors, Representative, Davis moved an amendment which was adopted. It is to the effect that the privilege be applied to all men who can, read and write and understand the English lam suage. He said there had been. an abuse of men serving in juries who cannot understand English. He de- ciared also that this bill would re- lease more men for jury duty, and that a great many men with money are far less competent as jurors than are citizens. @ Ti In supporting the act Representa- tive Devlin of Providenee said that Rhode Island stands in, a, disgraceful position or dividing her citizenIy into two classes, the common and prefer . red. The man without property has been denied the right and privilege of citizenship to participate in. trial by jury.
 Representative Jennings of Cranston said he did not recall having any reg istered voter come to fliru this. session ard request him to vote for the bill, rand not more than half a dozen dur ing his legislative career
 
 Westerly contributed its fell quota, and more, in the drive for books for the use of soldiers and sailors. about i5to having been brought to the Wes- terlv Public Library. The work of preparing the books for circulation wiI be done by the educational de- partment of the women's committee Of the Council of National Defence, Rhode Island division, under the di- rection of Mrs. F. I. Payne. The bookplates will be inserted in all the books and card pockets prepared for tire circulation of the reading matter among the men who are risking their lives for country in the present grea. war.
 Agent F.. G. conains, oF the South. ern Rhode Island Farm Bureau has appointed Lewis D. Groves of Hope assistant, county agent, who has ai- ready assumed the duties at the bu- reau headquarters in East Greenwich He is member of the senior class O: the Rhode Island State College, and of Theti Chi, and will receive his di- ploma in June. He succeeds Raymond E. Taylor, of Westerly. vino resigned 10 go to Ipswich, Mass, where he se- cured position with cooperative buying association. s5
 The Southern Rhode Island Farm Bureau is the most important in the state, as it includes Washington and Kent counties, which contain the largest farming area. Mir. Groves was able toi begin his. work now without prejudicing his graduation from the state college.
 H. J. Gensler of the United States senate, official reporters office, who is seeking to complete collection %!
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

A new organization, has been form
 ed in Westerly auxiliary to the Sons
 Italy, and starts with s membership of
 62, under the name of Cornelia Medre dei Gracchi. No. 'S1, and the initiatofy degree was conferred by officers sof nattoressa Lodfe, of Silver Lake, F. I. Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Conatta Grills, president; Mrs. Angelina MontaIto, Mrs. Maria Milia,
 vice presidents: Mrs Marietta Rose corresponding secretary; Miss Eerni- nia Agoino, financial seeretary: Mrs. Maria Toscdno, treasurer; Miss Mary A lba monte. Miss Emile Grispino, Miss
 Mary 7l-ore.lo, Mrs Grazia Bonomo Mrs. Angela Guarino, trustees; Mrs
 Teresa GuaEino, conductors; Mrs. An tonia MariHio. inside sentinel: Mrs.
 Bamnlina AJgiere, outside sentinel
 The officers were. installed by Luigi Cipolla of Silver Lake grand presi-
 dent of the grand lodge of Rhode Is-
 land. assisted by Dr. Russo, vice grand president, SilSerio Giannotti, grand financial. secretary, B. Santurri, grand
 corresponding secretary; D. Anibrin
 grand orator Federico Curizo, grand 1 trustee. Other visitors were Adame
 F. Aiello; secretary. and Nicola Tau.
 rati, president of the funeral fund committee Refreshments were serv- | ed after installation and remarks or l the welfare of the order made by some i of the visitors: and also by members 1 of the local branch of the Sons ot
 Italy. s
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09
j sTONINGToN
stoninston Sixth in State War Say
 ings Stamps Sales-Notes.

Stonington stands sixth in the tweM- ty-one towns of New London county iii the purchase of war saving and tarift stamps, with credit Of s. '4o4.s2 or i79 cents per capita. The end is not. yet and it can be depended that Stonington will reach the apportion- ment and then some more.
 Stoningten Pointers. ,lfr. and Mrs. B. A. F6rbush wl,s have occupied the apartment in Red Cross headquarters during the winter, have gone to Maine where they vii! shave the care of the. A.wool bunga- low.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

The first newspaper to Be printed in Westerly was the Literary Echo, which began April 2. 1851. and ended March I& 1858. Ethan Wilcox, li- prarian eln eritus ofnthe Westerly Pub tie Library, kas endeavored to pro- cure complete file of this paper and after twenty five years has, succeed ed in getting 26S out of a possible is sue of S33 numbers. Four numbers are lacking in volunle l, 23 in ,, F in 5, , in 4, ill 5,s15s :n S anda4 in '. As soon as completed the. file will be bound and made accessible to the public.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-11-07

Why you should give twice as much
as you ever gave before!
The need is for greater gift for
since the world began The Government
By giving to these organizations
effort OF six additional
Unless Americans
and sailors may not enjoy during 1919 their:
sou Recreation Buildings $500 Libraries supplying
1000 Miles of Film IS Hostess Houses : ' -
Leading Stage Stars is 600 secretaries"
Millions dollars If home comforts
When double every fighter
cheer and comforts OF these
from home to the front and back again You provide him church.
ueaue cheerful
knowledge that
You have loaned your supply physical needs
Now give to maintain winning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
OH, FAITHFUL FRIEND

The Animal World. Of London. say
the brilliant correspondent % the Dalls
Chronicle, Philip Gibbs, tells Ii q r.
cent dispatch, this story Of 4 dog
silent. pathetic devotion: To a casllalt'
clearing station was brought a boy
nineteen who had been gassed. lie wa
a lifelong paraiytic and wlsened III
an old man. and deaf and dumb. No Oh
knew where he bad come from 5-
whom be belonged. but be had one re.
ture faithful 20 him II was a small DO
who came on the stretcher with ban
sitting on his chest lt watched cio-
10 him when be lay n the hospital, c..
went away with hun. sitting On his che
again. when ne was sent farther away
another clearing tatlOn.
Close your eyes, reader, see the meL
tai picture of this story. and say. Z so
can, that there was no spark Of the divin'
mystery OF life and love in the heart a
that silent but faithful friend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
A SCEooL MOTTO.

BE kind 20 animals ~ motto
for every schoClrooIn IN the United S'ai,
couspicucusly and constantly diSpiay
BY teachers upon wall Or blackboard, VII.
BE kind to animals
70 far towards inculcatiDg 3 spirit Of KIND
ness 20 animals and educating hulnanel'
the BOYS and girls who are 20 sc tbs
future citizens OF this great country.
Bobby And al the animals went int
the ark 'cept the dog.
Elsie. Why didn't the dog 70 u. TO-
Bobby. Cause y. had 3 bark cf his
owp.-Our Dumb Animals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

COTTAGE Rehoooth; on Descn. near
farm. Fresh eggs and milk ayailab bic
slttinsroom. open fireplace. diRingroon.
kitchen and four bedrooms sles ping attic
q II Every Evening Once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
snrc1AI- c,LAssIFICArIoNs
LOSTCAND FOUND.

MARKET BASKET fOST-Stoien from
Third street market house conta aiming eggs.
etc and Institute library book. Person was
seen hut If BASKET Is returned tn market
house no questions will he asked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

NOTICE.. Mary ). Diamond. the tenant
and occupant OF the house situated at \ E
Cor. Second and Tatnall streets In the First
ward oi the city of Wilmington county OF New
Castle and state OF Delaware. in COM
pliancn with the requirements Of the acts
D. the General Assembly in such -ase
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that | shah apply in writing &c the Court
OF General Sessions of the state OF Delaware
In and for New Castle county. on Monday
the fourth day of March. a. ID 1918.
license for said house. as an inn or tavern.
for the safe therein OF intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart. TO be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward. 81 Toast
twelve of whom are subs antial freehoiders
o said ward. recommend the said applca-
ton, VIZ
NJ. statnelcoo Clinton Ii. Jamlson
VIM. Banks Lawrence 4. Burns, Jr
Jos. Clossic Frank Maricci
Aoranam Hindeu Thomas Keogh
Nj. Gross Charles NJ McAIahun
Louis Reches Lewis Donoaflno
Albert hcumayer Hugh J. Collins
Morris Ohaikcn John Collins
NJ. Dehois sutton Fred flanZer
Morris Binder Ludwig Hoiudricksou
ID. BubenzeF Peter J. Camnbeu
Albert r. Vaughan Ed. Adam Holman
pasauaie Sayerino Thos, Ryan
Francis Geletto Harry Chapman
MARY J. DIAMOND.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School
Fourth and West Streets
Wiln,ins n, Del.

High School, Grammar School and
Primary Departments. Pupils now en-
rolling for the second bali year, which
begins Feb. 4, 1918. illustrated catalog
on request. Herschel A. Norris, Principal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

NOTICE. Edward }. Fahey. the owner
and occupant oI the houSC situated st
No 1870 French street. in the
Sixth ward Of the city of Wilmington
county OF Now Castle and state OF Delaware
in compliance with the requirements of the
acts of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that | shall apply In writing 70 the Court
of General Sessions of tho state "a Dslawsre
in and for New Castle county. ou Monday,
the fourth day of March. A. ID 1918, being
the next term OF said court. for a license for
said bouse inn or tavern for the
sale therein of intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
the premises: and the following respect able
citizens of said ward. at least twelve OF " horn
are substantial t-eehoderS Of said ward
recommend The said ap niicatioD. viz
Wilson Adams 4. Z. AIonkton
Joseph & Hyndm0n J. Thos Hall
Henry Ernst Jas. A keHcy
William Knight rvhn T. Deviuc
Lewis c. Moody James Mcclure
John H. Fahey Louis W. Schurk
John !. Mulvey William Murphy
John II. j. Lynch Harry c. Wander braak
William 7. Irwin Patrick r. Lyons
Samues T Green VIM Mention
Paul \ Steinkqc VIM. Z Callahan. Sr.
Edward Donaho5 Edwin G. Denny
Ronerf :. Melt Z. }. Collins
James MCAfabon Archibald c. I'trss
EDWARD ~ Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
MALE HELP WANTED.

work "a office boy. Apply at Experimental
Station. du Pont Co, Henry Clay'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

SMALL MISSOURI FARM

SNI-NII. .JiocOt Fa1tNF
81 SO cash and $3.50 monthly, No interest
or taxes Also interest in our great de-
vclopmept project which within tho next
few months should pay you one hundred
dollars for every dollar you invest Highly
Photographs and full information free
Munger. II 24l. n. Y. Life Bldg. Kansas
City. Mo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT-TwO- furnished for
light housekeeping; no children. Over
" ashington street idge. Phone 3952-J
APARTMENT Bachelor. room and bath
immediate possession. 9D9 JenerSuu
street. Phone l554-R Call before
p m.
APAhTMENT-Choic bachelor apartment
attractIveiy furnished Piano. every con-
veuience Phone 4O6l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
CHIROPODISTS.

GLlZABkTH nANkAHAN graduate fow-
si-r a. Hanna. LTD. ChIropody uanIcurins
Ehir dressing. nasSagins. 300 Adams street
n. s A. 2Sos Evening appointments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
BUSINESS SERVICE.

~ } iO< peW 'tiin-. 4uptca:tns. n.oa-
"'tfihr. type"rtjtns. c.rrb.-at wJrk. Iuan.
-- ~ Nrw IDEA i<rtfrr : s-Op al3 AfaFEcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

NOT'ICE-To tho honorable judges Of the
Court Of General Sessions Df tho State IF
Delaware in and for New Castle county
We tho undersigned respectable citizens fat
least one nsif Of whom are substant ial free
holders Of tho second ward in he city 0f
Wilmington. county of New Castle and state
Of Delaware. hereby certify that H. Frank
seal and Harry T.. A9chcn bach. trading As
Seal n AEchcnbach. who arc tho tenants and
occupants of the house or business and
premises situated a. No. 3 Fast second
street wbn are applicants IN the court of
General Sessions N tho state of Delaware Ia
and for New Castle county. m Monday. tho
fourth day Of March. A. ID 1918 being
the next term Of Court for a lcsnse for the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors n be drunk OF
tho premises. and 20 bottle and sell such
LIQUORS when bottled. to be drunk OF
fhe premises. iu QUANTITIES. as follows. viz
Malt or brewed liquors or not less than
three quarts nor moro than one barrel and
other Intoxicating HOURS In quantities not
fess than three quarts nor more than flve
gallons They are persons 0f fuIi age, men
Of sobricty and good moral character. and
that such sale OF Intoxicating liquors At
said point is necessary IN accommodate the
public. and the true rental value thereof
is ive hundred dollars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES.

Ten cents per counted line for nrst inser-
,,an and Sc per line for each SUBSEQUENT IN
sertion--bascd on rnin,,n"'' I'M, vi '"'"' "
and sin words 10 tho Inc. 49,.
'',. Al ' advertisements Sc, in sx point fron, n,
paret'i IN noint 10 Is point. permitted. and
i.harred for on six point basis.
One months Insertion - pcrr, line uNo
=, arcepted FOR less than three lines.)
'pnsiIy advertising for one year, 15c per line
,ar month on contract. (No Rd accepted for
less than three iines.l
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
special notices. dividend notices, annual
Meetings. elections. proposals. public sales.
auction sales and all special classi6cations
will he charged for at rate of iOr \ line for
che first insertion aud SC line Tor each
,1hscnuent Insertion Advertisements run
nine one month charged at monthly rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

notice.. Michsei }. Walsh. the tenant
and occupant OF the house situated
al Hockessin in school District No %
in Mill Creek hundred. known as
the Delaware House. county OF New
Castle auu state OF Delaware. In CON plia ucs
With the requirements of the acts Of
the General Assembly. IN sucn case
made and PROVIDED. do hereby give notice
that ] shall apply In writing to the Court
Of General Sessions of tho state of Delaware.
in and for New Castle county on Monday
being the next term OF said court. for a
license for said house as an inn or tavern.
for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart. TO be
drunk on the promises. and The following
res pectable citizens of said school district
at least six OF whom are sUostantial free
holders of said school district. recommend
the sal1 application. viz
Lewis Il. McCiovern Leonard s Sauers
Patrick hcGrory James Brennan
his William McVaUgh
William y Brennan Warren Clnti1
mark his
Witnessed by John Y Ncheown
Charles Joseph mark
Mccarthy witnessed by
Matthew Roser Leonard s. Sauers
Michael j. GSahRgen his
his William Y Murphy
Edward x McGoyeru. mark
Sr. witnessed by
mark Chas. J. Mccarthy
Witnessed by hts
Edward O'Brien John Y Quill
George May mark
Dennis Mccarthy Witnessed by TImo-
thy F Mccarthy
MICHAEL J. WALSH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
NOTICES.

NOTICE-The Mount Sinai Hospital, Phiia-
dclphia Pa. offers a three 81 year course
Of tIaiuinc TO Young women possessing
rrsmmnr school diploma and a first yesr
hiNh school eduCstlon or Its equivalent.
There Is an active gcnerai service. including
out-patIrnt department and social work.
tor special maternity service. Pupil
nurses receive board. room, laundry and o
generous allowance per month. Address
Katherine V Kane. h N. Superintendent
and rrirriral OF raining school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28
FARMS FOR SALE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FRENCH IL. oU4--AnerIcah and Chinese
rCstaurAnt VII l.. open saturday,
LeCember ~. 1917. tLst-ciass sery4ce at
.ehsUDabl riceS.
VALUABLE patent right on automobile
accessory. viii take $500 and 25-cent
royalty for entire &. $. patent or will sell
State or county rights. Address q 10,
Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-01-28

LICENSE APPLICA IONS.

notice., JAMES r. BURKE; ,bs
tenant and occlpent Of The house
SITUATED at Nos 21 and 300 West From.
street IN the First ward In the City ~
Wilmington. county Of New Castle and
state OF Delaware, in compli0nce with the
requirements of the sets Of the General
Assembly I'm such rase made end provided.
do hereby give notice that shall apply
in writing 10 the Court Of Gnnersl Sea
aons of the state of Delaware. In and for
Eev Csstie county on Monday, the Fourth
day OF March A. n. 1918. being the
next term Of said court. for n
license for said house Bs an inn or tavern for
he sale therein OF intoxicating liquors. in less
quantities thar one quart, 20 be dunk on ~
premises, and the following respectable citi.
sens of said ward. Al least twev pf whom
are stihstantisi freeholdnrs of said ward.
recommend Tho said application. VIZ
abraham Tollin Morris kafp
Albert Neurnayef Mitchell g ioper
Lidsig Hendricks Charles y Saylor
II. Bubenrer Richolas A, Jones'
Ai Gross NJ NJ Myers
Morris Chaiklu -. Hayes hobelen
Benjamin. " Rawusley VIM. ". Eirden
Louis Reches John w Walls
benjamin Berger Albert " Vaughan
Frank Welsh Thomas q. CoQpeT,
Samuel Kstz NJ. ID
Joe Closic Ihos. Mclaughlin
Morris Ezrsiison Patrick A, burke
A'e '''"'" IaMEs 2 BuHKE.