Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 21, 1914, Page 10

tocal Delogates to s to C. E. Union Mest- ing—Sale and Supper of Ladies’ Aid Seciety Clears $126. nion at 10.45. Subject, Reasons for Thanksgiving. - Bible school at 12. The pastor will speak at the 6.30 ser- vice from the subject The Song of the Liord Began. © Miss Susie M. 'Wood has been work- ing at the town clerk’s office this weelt. Rev. George C. Chappell was a dele- gate from the Baptist Bible school to the state Sundayv echool convention in Meriden last week. Mr. Chappell call- ed on relatives in Chester and Middle- own. Principal Walter A. Towne of New London was the special speaker at the Union Baptist church Sunday evening, Nov. 8. BSupt. BEdward J. Graham of Norwich is expected to speak at an early date. Attended C. E. Meeting. Delegates attending the New Lon- don_Christian Endeavor union meeting in New London were Miss Florence <hepman, Edward Smith, Miss Gladys Doe and Pastor Chappell. Special Prayer Meeting. An unususlly large number attend- od the speclal prayer meeting at the Baptist church Friday evening, N 6, when Rev. J. B. Slocum, D. D., ol Norwich, was the leader. Rev. C. R. MacNally of New London and Dr. A. B, Coats of Hartford will conduct two %pecial meetings before Dec. 165. Cleared About $125, The Ladies’ Aid society of the Bap- tist church held the annual sale and supper at Palmer Memorial hall Wed- nesday afternoon and evening this week. They cleared about $125. George Wood of Providence was the Zuest of local relatives over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hope wers zuests of relatives in Hartford over Simday. SHUNOC 3Mrs, Mary A, Miller is entertaining Mrs. Minnie Meine and Mre, Bliss 0! Boston. Richard Wheeler, Miss Ella J. Wheeler, Mrs. G. D. Coates, Miss An- nie Maine and Ansel Coates were the zuests of Capt. Allen Wheeler, Fri- dazx. The household effects of Mrs, Maria Rathbun were sold at public auction, Tuesday. George A, Pendleton was the auctioneer. The property brought zood prices. Principal A. B. Morrill of New Ha- ven delivered an able lecture at the Wheeler school hall, Tuesday evening. Other speakers at the meeting were Prof. W. W. Evans and Prof. R, O. Moos. Miss Grace S. Malne, a teach- or in the Grammar scheol at the vil- lage, sang a solo with fine effect. The exercises closed with singing by the students of America. The North. Stonington grange planning to give a rabbit supper soon o Grange hall. PENDLETON HILL | Miss Bessie Thompson spent Sundly 4t her home in Bradford, R. L Thompson now has 19 puplls at (—hB Hill school, the largest number regis- tered here in many years. On account of the rain Thursday, the Ladies’ Aid society held their sew= ing society Friday at the parsonage. Clark Coon, who teaches at Stone Hill, spent Sunday with bis parents, Deacon and Mrs, E. E. Coon. Charles Brown and Will Stewart of XNorth Stonington village appraised the estate of the late Erastus Parks Wednesday- Mrs. Oscar Miner has been appointed administratrix of the same estate. John Watson has been confined to the house on account of blood poison- ing. His son William has been taking his place as sawyer at Malcom Thompson’s mill, Miss Grace Willard and Miss Hogg { Westerly have been spending a hort time at Wyassup, ASHWILLETT Mrs. S. Pugh of Led; was business caller here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Main enter ‘ained the latter's brother. William Jfohnson, of Willimantic and _ sister, Miss Emma Jobnson of New Londoa, Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Palmer has moved from N ‘l:\i:ntnwn to the farm of Mrs. Hein- buek. The horse of Mrs, Sarah Barnes which was reported sick and coming nlind bas never had a sickness sin.e she owned it. Mrs. Julia A. Crump was in Glasgo ind Voluntown on Tuesday. 1. Bdwards was in North Stonine- lon the first of the week. Denison Caswell was in Voluntown #re first of the week. The rain of Sunday night and Mon- lay hedped the brooks an@ springs, iarting some that were 4ry. A flock of geese flying southwar8 pst week was the first eeen here. A snow-mirage was seen in the sky Fuesday morning, the old saying be- ng: ‘a warning for snow soon.’ LEFFINGWELL Mr. and Mrs. Charies Farnfleld weatly appreciated the cordial recep- pon given Mrs. Farnfield, who came rom England on steamer St. Paul g ieek ago Sunday with her husband. Ihe welcome given her at the recep- fon last Saturday evening was hearty nd friendly. Windham County BROOKLYN fleeting of Women's Club—Ewgens B. Young's Funeral—34 Organize Red Cross League- Mrs. Samuel ¥. Jarvis and daugh- »r Fllen bave returned to their home n Allen Hill after a lengthy stay in hzland. Dr. J. B. Stetson of New Haven has etn the guest of his brother, Joseph Stetson, and wife and with gun in bnd :éulted again the scenes of his o f. Rufus Sheldon and daughter mura have gone to their home in littsfield, Mass., for the winter. Charles H. Blake and daughter, fiorence M., were in Norwich Thurs~ By Rev. Dr. Blake and Mrs. Blake had § their guests for the week end and their daughter Mabel and a tiend, Miss Lilllan Brown, both of loston. Rev. George W. Clark and wife, now sttled in Hardwick, Mass., have been of Mrs. Mary Stanley and call- on friends. Mr. Clark assisted Dr. nx at the jail service Sunday af- e n.pm: rsonage has been $yed and elecm« light installed. Sam- el H. Brown bas also had his house d. Women's Club Meets, g Women’s club met Monday afe ternoon, the hostesses. Mra. J. Sprague Bard read 2 paper on Milton and Rev. (3. F. Gen- P:fi D. D. on‘e on Origin of the Great tical Parties. Tuesday afternoon the W. C. T. T- met at the home of Mrs, Geor‘a LA Sweet. The cmnuom parsonage 18 be- | ing painted, - '.Nuw ‘evening the body of Eu;ene Tuesday morning the body of gene B. Young was brought trom ffartford and burled in the 0ld_ Trin- ity cemetery, Rev. Alvin P. Knell, rec- tor of Trinity church, officiating. Red Cross League. Tuesday afternoon a meeting of the townspeople was held at the home of the Misses Dyer and a Red Cross league was formed with Miss Anna Dyer, president; Mrs. G. F. Genunsg, vice ‘president, and iMrs. Anna B. Cummings, secretary and tireasurer. Thirty-four joined the league and each paid ten -cents towards a fund- A committee from each church was ap- pointed to arrange for a supper. CHAPLIN Pastors Exchange Pulpits—Mrs. Emily J. Ross Cioses Beach Cottage—Milk Shipping Stopped. ‘William Martin, who recently broke & bone in his arm while cranking his ll(bet’s automobile, is doing finely. . McKnight exchanged with Rev 'E. P. Ayer of Mansfield Cen- ter the second Sunday in the month. Mr. Ayer's. inspiring sermon from Paul's words, “I have fought a good fight,” was much enjoyed by his at- tentive listeners. Little Merritt Welch, who was re- cently operated on for appendicitis at St. Joseph’s hospital, Willimantic, is making rapid improvement since his return home. The Ladies’ Aid society met Wed- nesday afternoon with Mrs, Albert L. Church- Closes Beach Cottage. Mrs. Emily J. Ross closed her cot- tage, Rossmere, at Crescent Beach this week and is at her home here. Stop Shipping Milk. John M. Clark and Charles S. Tur- ner, who have shipped milk to Boston for a number of years, have stopped shipping milk and are maklng ‘butter. HAMPTON Lecture Postponed—Grange Has De- bate, Roll Call and Othef Diverting Features. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Dreher and Julins Atkins, visited Mr. Atkins' niece, Mrs. William Pearle, recently. While there the men enjoyed a day’s hunting. W. H. Hammond is having a cel- lar wall Iaid and when it is com- pleted will move the barn onto it which he recently purchased from Mrs. Babcock. The local grange was invited to Scotland to furnish the program for that grange last Friday evening. Mrs, R. E, Pearle visited her par- jents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bremn, in Scotland, Thursday. Owing to the sterm last Sundey the Jecture which was to be given in the church by e Belgium refugee was postponed. Fun at the Grange. Little River grange held its meet- ing in Grange hall Friday evening, the 18th. The lecturer's program was very interesting. The principal fea- ture was a women's debate, Resolved, That We Are in More Danger from Over-Eating Than from Tuberculosis. There was also a roll call for the brothers. The married brothers re- sponded by telling a favorite dish their mothers used to make and brought samples of same. The unmarried ones responded by telllng _their favorite fruit, bringing some of that. Another feature was a Grand Horse show, con- sisting of a contest as to who could draw the best sketch of a horse. Wor- thy Master Burnham received the booby prize, he drawing a saw horse. After the meeting the collation which was exhibited earlier in the evening SOUTH WINDHAM Local Guests at Church Wedding— Farewell Party for James Adams. ‘Mr. and Mhrs. William Burnham of Scotland, Mr. and Mrs. John Ashley of Ulysses, Neb., Mrs. Mary Phillips of Waterbury and John Witter of ‘Willimantic were _entertained Sunday by Mrs. Henr almer. N Guests at Wedding. Mr. and Mrs, William Shea of New Britain, the Misses Shea of New Ha- ven. -Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McGuire, Miss Nellie Foran and John Foran of New London and Miss Ennes of Boston at- tended the wedding of Miss Florence Backus of this place and George Ennes of Grafton at St. Joseph's church at 10_o'clock Wednesday morning. Miss Grace Lewis is very ill with diphtheria. Mrs. Charles Maynard, who has been at the Hartford hospital for a number of weeks, is rapidly improving and is expected home at an early date, Surprise Party. A pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Miss Ive Adams Wed- nesday evening. It was given as a farewell party for James Adams, who is _shortly to leave for Groton. Mrs, Henry Scribmer is confined to the house by illness, Mrs. Arthur Sweet epent Sunday with friends in Providence. Miss Eliza Hatch, Mrs. George Styles and Mrs. Arthur Sweet attend- ed the annnal meeting of the Needle- work guild in Willimantic Wednes- day. POMFRET CENTER Very enthusiastic reports are given of the dinner given Monday evefting at Putnam to members of the progressive party and their friends. Mr. and Mrs, Everett E. Brown at- tended Potash and Perimutter in Vor- wich last Saturday- Mrs. A. W. Collier of Boston {s v!s- ing her er, Mrs, George Fawley. Mrs. B. E. Brown is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Jno Smith, near Central Village. Arthur Botham was in Providence Thureday. Euretta Grosvenor was in Hartford Thursday Mrs. Jno. E. Pritchard has returned from a visit to Wickford, R. 1. Ray Brown, foremon for Doane- Hall farm, recently married Miss Alzie Hayward in Watertown, Mass. CENTRAL VILLAGE Adelphi Club Entertains * Friends— Death of Mrs. Lucy Fitch Cross— John Bradiey Goes to on. H. Elmer Lewis has returned from several daye’ visit at the home of his cousin, Miss Susan Fuller, in Worces- T. Mrs. Ernest L. French had a suc- cessful surgical operation performed at her home Tuesday morning by a sur- geon from Pawtucket, R. I. She has been in ill health for several months. Miss Evelyn Graves, who has been seriously {ll at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Graves, is glowly recovering. Mrs. Graves, who ‘been spending a few days here with ramily. For Fattest and Big- $10.00 Next Best $5.00 ; Third $5.00 “An absolutely pure, dehclous and wholcsome‘ “food beverage; produced by a. scientific blend- - ing of high-grade cocoa beans, subjected to a _perfect” mg:chamcal process. of - manufacture.: Get the gemnne, mcde only by . WALTER BAKER & CO. LIMITED Established 1780 DORCHmTER, MASSACHUSE’I'I‘S captare the thres Faticsr and ree est a largest Turkeys to be offered fer_the ing market in Windbam and New London couaties. They must be natfves—hatched and grown in these two counties. The Bulletin will buy the prize birds at the ?quh.r market price in addition to the prize to be awarded. The turkeys offered for prize must have head and feathers off, en- trails drawn and wings cut off at first m fattest young turkey; The firac prise of $10.00 to the largest and econd rha of to the second largest -.-A k‘t-lt young turkey; :hll'd o to the largest and fattest raised in New Londen or Winfl»h!.l‘l counties. to any n-.n. ‘woman, boy er girl residing in I.W be submitted for examination aad weighing .the Tuesda; fore. Thmlu-lvinu at 12 o’cleck neon. . For the largest and fattest young turkey $10.00 will be awarded in addition tc the market yrice. turkey will be given to the Rock Nook home. Te the. raiser of the uundyoungcurh-y muu-.n-.au.n in addition to the market price will be This turkey will fur- nish the Thanksgiving dinner for the Sheltering Arms. To the raiser of the largest and fattest turke a prize of §5.00 in addition to the market County Home for Children for a Thai The judges will be disinterested persons wn- will weigh the tur- keys at Somers Bros’ market. All turkeys that ars eligible for mp.!mu will be purchased at the market !r..m 5o any turkey ralser entars & bird in tha wh-th-r a y.rl.n is won er mot. ‘Guests wére present ~_from Boston, Leicester, Provi- i Whitinsville. The bride's uit was of peacock blue h hat to match. Local Notes. their 1l » Stromberg i bave moved 1o Rhode Island, W Miss Marian Hammond was in Pui-|dv nam recent] Tty Mrs. A. . i2dwards called on Marian{ v« Hammond onc da t week. e e A ey weae : d Brooks and family of Eimville ha hired the hotet-and John-Ethridge, hi: brother, has moved into it William H. RoSs has a new car. Services will be resumed in the M. B éhurch next-Sunday, .the 22d: Ths church’ was ciosed the 15th, the Meth« odists uniting -with the Conmflm alists during their special meetings, Mrs. Frank Chamber'ain haec heer spending a few days at Mt. Houe witt Mrs. George s aiker. - 'The ‘school children are to give at entertainment tonight (Saturday). "SCOTLAND Miss Murphy Sells Forty Turkeys af Good Price—Thirty-five Skunks Caught. - v Mrs. Durward Kenyon and daughter { (IV€ BOEN ;’éimng at George Pierce'’s a tt . e e A e i SR TR Mok it geese -were 2 beating their way in the gale of last Friday. As they passed over this: place STORRS [ they were very low. S | Two young men from Providence f have been here the past week on a ,-?,,. e o Funde to Be Collected for Belgian | ¢ s Sufferers—Concert by Wesleyan Glee | 171iNg trip. They came in a 35,000 Club—Visitors Excluded from Cattle Barn. ny changes are being made to th ibert Tillinghast house by’ the present James reccntly. A meeting was held Tuesday and plans made to collect funds for the relief of the needy people of Belgium. | The Book club met Tuesday evening. A paper on France was read by Mrs. Newton, and a paper on England by Mrs. Frazier. Plans for Red Cross work were made. The Ladies' circle met with Mrs. H. F. Judkins on Thursday afternoon. Birthday Social. Thursday evening a birthday social of the Y. P. S E. was heid in the church vestry, which was prettily dec- orated. Refreshments were served Glee Club Concert. The Wesleyan Glee club gave a con- cert in the college hall Friday evening which was attended by a large and ap- preciative audience. Pancake Supper. The Girls' club, Beta Gamma Kappa, had a pancake supper in Grove cottage Saturday evening. No Visitors to Barn. Since the outbreak of the foot and mouth disease in Connecticut all vis- | The C. E. Sunday wilt be a Thanks- today (Saturday). itors are excluded from the college [giving meeting and consecration meeét- today (Saturday). Ambrose Brooks|cattle barn. . ing, at 7 p. m- 3 A also ‘attends the game. The Junior, Endeavor . meeting at Henry Miller of Towneend, Mass,, | the .parsonage to be led by Charlie spent the week end in Dayviile. 14 Randall is-also & Tha;k{ss\rsms meet- Willa; pent ing at3 p. . today (Saturday). grange. Sundayrgx.B;ll;nl:;tmf vt firs. Fred Graves who is seriously Miss Helen Sturdevant o‘g‘ Maine is The Ladies” Aid society met Tues- ill_is improving slowly. . srena’ng the winter with Mrs. Frank day with Mrs. F. W. Burnett. Miss Evelyn Graves is also seriously | Wright. 20 - lilustrated Now Donitn bt Miss Edith Lowe = home from Wor- ot Loaturs. Mrs. William Towne is able to be|cester for a few days. The Men’s club gave a delightful returned - to event: t thel ting M about again. Edr;:lund Gilber. uas ng at r open meeting Mon- ss’ Fra sed her | New Haven. Gay. Rev. Mr. Sargent of Putnam ho‘ gsfor g‘:.?::nl;?e?earngulss gltopresenl Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of vaxaenec gave an illustrated lecture on Holland. visiting - her sister, Mrs. Latham in |Spent the.week end with W. R. Scran= Harris Arnold has been entertaining Willimantic. * e his mother, Mrs. Edwin Arnold, Rev. 2nq Mrs. G. W. Clark_former- Order for Army Goods. 1y of Canterbury, now °of ' Harwich, The Assawauga company has re- Mass., has been visiting friends in ceived an order for ermy goods which Canterbury- and Brooklyn. will make business boom for several Mrs. M.-A. Francis: has _returned weeks. from a week's visit to Mrs. EHas Kil- Willlam Watson is making a trip to patriek’s. South Carolina. At the Sunday school session last A tailor shop has been opened here. Sunday, Miss Exiey reported on the Mr. and Mrs. N. relg were State Sunday school .convention at guests of Hon. Angus Park at Han- Meriden. over for the week end. Sweet captured two. toons One was taKen alive, CANTERBURY GREEN Thanksgiving Service to be Held at the Plain—Illustrated Lecture—The Week's Vi ors. ‘Thanksgiving. services will be held this yvear @t the Methodist Protestant church _on . the Plain. Neighburing churches have been invited to attend: ‘Thursday. Nov. 26, at 7.30 ». m. -~‘Sunday evening, at the Green, Nov. 29th, there will be a stereopticon lec- ture on the “Winning of the West” for Christ. Speaker From Plainfield, Rev. W. H, Lain of. Plaindeld, brought about 30 young people with him Thursday . evening, ' when he spoke_at the Green. His eubjec( was “the only Salvation,” Rom. 1.13, and was~ much -appreciated by ‘dll whd heard him . AMr.- and Mrs. William Bu having completed -their new residefice I soon oceupy it. Mrs. Addie Fuller is spending the winter with Mrs. Susan Willis. A ‘sidéwalk is- being = constructed along the new state road, in- the cen« ter. The selectmen are now -building the railings along the state Turkeys Profitable. - _ Miss Kate Murphy, who raise§ -about forty -turkeys this aeann. has sold ‘them -all at a good pris » Grattan- Brothers have c:ush( thire ty-five skunks this season. Move to Willimantic. Miss Belle Cady, and . her sister, Mrs. Hall and family, are moviag te their new residence, on Pleasant street, Willimantie, The Charles Willis' place is now.ooe cupied by James McCarty u:d txm- ily- The W, €. T. U. keld a public meet. ing . Tuesday ‘evening. A short emntere tainment was enjoyed by all P SOUTH WOODSTOCK contest is sure of selling the bird has been very ill with double pneumo= nia, remains comfortable. John Bradley, who recently finished work at the Central Worsted com- pany’s mill, has gone to Danielson, where he is watchman at the Daniel- €on gas plant. Moves to Greeneville. Pilot Dutton has moved his family to Greeneville, as the last Norwich- Central electric car now stays nights in Norwich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Costello, re- cently married, are to begin house- keeping in the tenemtn on Main street recently vacated by William Egan. Harry Stainthrope, clerk at-Brews- ter's store, is having a few days’ va- cation. William Shaughnessey is as- sisting at the store. Club Enterta The Adelphia - club entertained a party of friends at their rooms in the Kennedy block Saturday evening. Mrs. Abby Lillibridge of Westerly, R. i, has been the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. George Loring. Frank Olds of Provldencc has been 2 business visitor here. The Ladies’ Aid society met at the urch to sew Wednesday afternoon. Miss Phebe Barber is spending a few days at John E. Vaughn's in Norwich. r. and Mrs. Frank Thayer of Put- nam spent Sunday at Israel Beguin's, Henry Loughran has an automobile. Mr. Barry of Wauregan is assisting at the Central hotel. ‘Ffege;il:k JthFB.ton o;‘ Providence visitee is mother, Mrs. Hen: Wednesday. i Mother’s Death at Willimantic. AMr. and Mrs. L, Howard Cross have been spending several ‘days at the home of Mr. Cross’ brother, Edwin Cross, in Willimantic, on account of the illness and death of Mr. Cross mother, Mrs. Lucy Fitech Cross, who was taken ill with .pneumonia while visiting at her son’s home. a few days, returned Sunday to her home at Ledyard. Mrs. James Stuart’s health remains in about the same condition. DAYVILLE Rev. F. D. Sargent Addresses Men’s Club — Assawauga Company Gets Order for Army Goods. Mrs. W. C. Darrow is in Worcester this week. Mrs. Benjamin Cogswell and Mise Bernice Cogswell were In Boston on Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Brooks of Worcester spent several days recently with Mrs. Fred W. Burnett. Judge S, S. Russell and wife will at- tend the Yale-Harvard football game The degree team of Putnam: worked tlie third and fourth degrees last Wed- nesday nieht at Senexet The Ladies’ Aid society met with Mvs. Charles Hopkins of Plainfleld last 'l‘llur!dlrv J. Brown was in Su nday. mulnm Tilly was in Hartford Mon- M!‘ Stevenson of Hartford called at Edgewood Farm Monday. Bupervisor J. W. Dowes visited #school here Tuesday. At the chapel Wednesday the men met to shingle the churchc sheds. The ladies served the dinner, and in the af- ternoon they tied a c orter. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Higgins at- ténded the Stubbert-Sayles wedding in Putnam Tuesday evening, Mrs. Henry Truesdell, who has been in poor heaith for home time, has so far recovered that Miss Fannie Hop- kins, who has been helping her, has ‘Washington state requires $9 a weeh minimum wages. for telEDhnne opera~ tors HOTEL W00DSTO K 43D STREET. NEAR BROADWAY TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK < e returned to her home in_ Plainfield. ~EASTFORD _ 360 ROOMS 370 BATHS o SGE chins has roturne] WOODSTOCK T. J. Brown was in Norwich Wed- o A I ewson’s in Plainfield. r—— i O Asa Ethridge of New York Leases the M WITE 8. DITTO FOR TWO a.u & 3400 COURTEOUS ATTENTIO! HOMELIKE rnmlr ODERATE § —A.l(n._ Mrs. Willlam Dean and Miss Phebe Barber were.in Mansfield Center Mon- day to attend the funeral of Mrs, Lucy Cross. Will Attend Game. Miss Louise Tillinghast will attend the Yale-Harvard game at New Haven today (Saturday) and will spend Sun- day with her sister, Miss Helen Til- linghast, who attends the Phelps school in Wallingford. EAST KILLINGLY Mrs, Tsaac McLean of Cranston, R- I. ls visiting friends here for a few Spalding-Howard Wedding — Local Man Serves on Jury. George G. Spalding and Miss Lottie BE. Howard were married at the home of the bride’s perents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Howard, Wednesday even- ing. Both have the best wishes of many friends. They are to reside here {x; town in a new home which awaits em. Rev. Fosdick B. Harrison has & new automobile. Nrs. Barnard from Maine is the guest of Miss Mary Perley. Mrs. Marvin Hyde and children of Uncasville, who have been visiting l!;l;l‘ W. J. Lindeman, have returned Mrs. Henry J. Potter is the guest of Mrs. Marcus Wood. Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Howard and children of Glastonbury are visiting relatives in town. WulhmlM_G&hlphan’uryMn his week. Hotel. The evangelistic services held in the Congregational chapel last week closed |- - 3 Sunday_evening. e "Mrs, Mabel Converse Walker is vis- N THE _CENTER OF XEW W. H. VALIQUETTE, her father, .Dr. Converse. lfigga Fthridge of New York has|Also THE BERWICK. RUTLAND, WP WINDHAM Kindly Hearts Touched by Belgian Privations—Local Interest in Safe Return of Norwich Travolers. The appeal ror help for the Belgians has met with a hearty response. Three barrels of clothing will be sent from here, as well as_a, sum of money. Miss Sarah Johnson has been spend- 'fl: a few dzue in Hartford. Col. W, S. Chappell closed his_sum- mer home here Wednesday and will spend the winter in New London with his daughter, Mrs. Forrest Lufler, friends in Windham who are glad to hear of the safe returh from ce. to Norwich of her mother, son and herself. Rev. W. M. Brown gave 3 report of the state convention in Winsted at the Thureday evening prayer meeting. The Christian Endeavor prayer mest- ing was omitted Sunday evening .on account of the severe storm. Will - Motor to Game Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lanaree, Rev. and Mrs. M, R. Plumb and their guest, Mr. Larsen, of Boston, are planning ta motor to New Haven today (Buturday) to attend the football game. Miss Julia Swift has gone to Wil- lmantic to spend the winter with her Mrs. R. Utl .’\Ilsx Clara. Hart spent Sunday - in )-‘red Smith and brother Stephen of Putnam Heights were Sunday guests of friends and relatives here. Roy Smith of Chepachet, R, I, vis- ited his parents here Sunday. Mrs. Ray Whipple of Ballouville was tt.l‘;u! guest Sunday of Mrs. Ernest Bur- n. Clarence Burgess of Chepachet, R. L, was a guest of Miss Nellie Chase over Sunday. Lyman Cross is \"Isltm" friends in ‘Worcester this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Yare are vis- iting Mr. Yare’s parents in Stafford Springs for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Almoud Bartlett of Dameyson visited- relatives here Mon~ da.}- George S. Shi e was in P Friday. i e Walter Kreiger ‘Willimantic th SOUTH KILLINGLY G. McBain has improved his house by the addition of a piazza. Oscar Clarke spent the week end at G. R. Barlow's. The dance in Tewgood’s hall ‘Satur- day evening was well at Carleton filke of Jewett City -vant the week end with friends here and at- t.endoa the dance. is visiting her in Constant %triving - for Perfection : 'Ihepohcyofneverban(nhsfiedwu .results. The constant effort to improve quality even when the chnaxotgood- i g L T neeshasbeenmhed'.; Norwich were guests of Mr. and Mrs. : Levi b Mr. and Mrs, ler of ™ ch were !n a I m fir the] l : I d Narragansett malt produets. . guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Barbe: Thefimuo ey, John, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adam, has pneumonia. SOUTH CANTERBURY Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Newton of New London were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi N. Clark for a week, after which they left for Brooklyn for a few days® visit with Mrs. Newton's . ‘x': Gme‘ndmn ughter, Mrs. George Baribeau, Norwich. Mrs. Albert Pike has returned from a visit with her nephew, Ernest. of HA,- E. Hall mfl Clayton an t‘ Elmville spent Tueeday W wfltht of Pomfret, of Worcester has Edward Aldrich and f: Mr. and_Mrs. John W. Wade were guests of Providence friends Sunday. WOODSTOCK VALLEY L,D.S.is(onutln&rmga Mes. O, . Hipoow. sttertitaed ihe mx thll (Saturday) evening. laidfes of the mue\- at afternoon tea at_her home Wednesday. THOMPSON Myrtle Barrett has returned to her home after undergoing an operation| Mr. and Mrs. Ruseell of Providence for eppendicitis at the Day Kimball | were in town one day last week; also hospital, Putnam, Mrs. Emma S. Colcleugh. Miss Hannah Tracy had a fall Mr. and Mrs. Byron Cooke and Mr. and Mrs. William Hart of Providence | few days ago and sprained her hmd Beebe has gone to were at Allen W. Kenyon’s Sunday. Mrs. Harriett Leonard and daughter,| Miss Dorothy New York for a few davs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hascall of Miss Maude MM remrned to their ‘West Newton were at Nathan Chase’s home in Flatbush, Y., Frri Dr, Thompson and Howard K. Car- over Snmm; ice Armatrong is assistant dlmthn at a hospital in Syncuue. pent:r of Putnam were at Allen Ken- yon's Tuesday on a. hunting trip. Sidney P. Butler and friends of New Oscar D. Baker and Ernest James Were guests of Allen Jewett Satur- Haven are in town on a hunting trip. day. Fairbanks and children T. Miss C. O. Whitford of Norwich was the guest of her sister at Whippoor- will farm Sunday.. Mr. end Mrs, Simon_Brewster of Jewett City called on Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Adams, Sundty. NORTH ST F.RLING Bragg-Bolivar Woddlng—wfld Geeso 4y Lfl—chlnw in Tllllnghl.t E Place. & At the residence of M. ana Mrs. Hrowed of diolenit ‘malt and imported B o ey Taat & e hatr Saazer Land Hops. el po 7ithy Ml BtRRar. ; . o t] 88 a L. Birus of Warcesterss . The hiumes wes Order Brewery Bottling : STERLING Mrs. E. A B. O. Moore :xnd Miss lm Ba.ean were guests of 1 have returned from Clinton after visit- ing Mrs. Fairbanks’ father. ‘Willilam Martin’s arm, which he broke recently, isimproving. Earl James captured a nne coon this RAWSON iness meeting was held with Floyd Young of Sterling Hill Friday even- ing. ‘Walter J. Lobdell of Lyme was the guest of Mr: and Mrs. Irving Anderson over the week end. Miss Mamie Carroll and Mrs. Thom- as Wallace of Norwich were week end visitors at Mrs. Jesse Tootill's. Earle Belknap visited relatives in Mrs. Charles W. Bsrbout of New Providence Sunday. Britain called at I. W. Hammond’s on Miss Laurie -Clarke, who has- been | Thursday. was ring the guest of Mrs. Irvm‘mmn forl QMr and Mrs. Joe Dietchle have sold m presents were prettily decorated. - ‘The douhle ring service was used in the ceremony, at which Rev. Harry Filmer officiated. An informal reception followed, re- freshments being served. The bride’s gown was of white liberty - satin, trimmed with .venise lace. She car- ried a shower bouquet of white Kif: hrnoy roses. Miss Dorothy W: Plum- bearer. Many beautf: received by - the On Drai:gl_it Ever.y_yvlletle;"'.