Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 23, 1915, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1915 flags and potted plants. An orchestra| Mrs. C. Brown, Miss Gladys Brown, furnished music for the programme| Peter Youclas. and for dancing. Each lady received| . 7. Smith was in Nerwich Mon- as a favor an American flag made ub| gay. in a_bow, with a white ribbon - 5 4 which was inscribed the date, the] William Congdon spent Sunday in name of the lodge, and “Washington's| Boston. ~ < - % - o irthday. - Flarold Howe was in Providence over Pt iz s v ey 02 uy it Because it is Better ich was disabled in the vicinity of| Orchestra _selecticn, welcoming smibs Do stmit Mondie i pe Hatte last week, Her- hert Sanderson of Worcester, Mas: on of former selectman, Isaac San- son of this city, W Ruler D. P. Dunn; orchestia AUnG, -BIo: Wi, S ICosteiD; Jennie Kelley is visiting in selectio Miss| oot o onr ; ¥ reless mes-| Catherine Ronan; orchestra selection: fise- An - O'Lonhiis bk’ néturspd sages to his .father and his brother,|address: song, Br : rel or bag. A | T'red Sanderson, both of this city, stat- | ehestra, selection: | to Hartfc from a bar . at he was in no dan; Miss Violet Snow returned Monday led Mathieu; orchestra selection; John F. Collins;, refreshments. |to New Haven. NORWICH ELKS PAY $400. The committee in charge consisted| James Courtney, Sr., returned to ——— Mayor Daniel P. Dumn, exalted! Boston Monday. pastry. S| Last of Disputed Claims in Favor of Bankrupt Estate of Late James J. William L, Jenkins, Frani a, T. Francis Cunningham, + returned to his home in h ed, and -delightful lunch en, as Referee Amos A. Browning erved. Norwich torney for several > cred 3 i Cards Followed Luncheon. e 1 for thel jppe ¥ erett Taylor entertained| tervening no asree-|a pumber 0 dies at luncheon at the| it could be reached on certaini Bingham ho in Windham Monday | claims due t and there were|afterncon, lunch being served at on: disputes in regard to some of| g'cloc! balance of the afternoon | spent : e e | Aliss Martha Curry returned to East| ferred claims for s dd(lx was 3 to cards, and a most| Hamp today (Tuesday). r < ree months preceding 2 i & ved | 23 isi O e P i ar vob |iooreble fine folleyed. | A, T. Johnson of Beston is visiting » Pomeroy Everest is visiting his sis- ter at Winthrop M Tred Weldey of Stafford called on local friends Monda; Miss A. M. Higgins of Norw | Saturday in" this cit risk, no waste. dispated claims in/faver of| Clothing Taken Erom H L atives and friends Lere. O N i ieseonakaEens By Eisddad pOters. Minnle Voetch is the guest of he Norwich lodge t Miller's Falls. t fo rthe Stiles of Fall River i their home, few days in this cf claim was seitled by a pay-|iance being effected by breaking a hael O’Connor of Hartford is the om them of $£400. Several of| (iGo at the rear of the £ friends in this city. were also adjusted.| Wil ; d his Norwich agreed to ligan of Norw - with local relatives. yment for his claim of rage, and this| Miss Helen Burke of Hartford is Mary Burke. On fruits and cereals an easy-sifting’ tate wa due fro; who ¢ n of The dry goods store run by William | A. Haddad on Jackson street was en- tered by burglars at some time Sat urday night or Sunday morning, en- spend- store and tening the catch. Several coat , caps and trousers were taken, but the thieves found no cash, as the proprietor had removed that when he ed up at eleven Saturday night, claim: h spent —better because it means more loaves of better bread —the finest kind cof biscuit—most delieious cake and S E S Bo: fonday. . . Keon and Charles 1, Gleason, 2 45 W ) O’Donevan, i ¥ | . Miss R. E. Taylor spent Sunday in really ideal for all household uses. Ah imia Washington Whist. Middle Haddam. v | ruptey estate of the late The members of the Monday after-| Miss Alberiine Gagnon is in New ’ | 0'Donovan, contractor, of Norwicis,| noon whist club, and their husbands| York on business. , was held in the office of Referee A. J.!|ivere the guests of Mr. and Mrs.| Miss Harriet C is In New e—perfzct at the 1 Monday morning. s mat-| Charles H. Dimmick of Prospect| York for a weel sourney’s end.” | ame into the skruptcy courts| street, Monday night at a Washing-| ¢ g o v in 1913 and was referred to Judge Bo-|ton Birthday celebration. Cards were|jocal < Flour —safe, sure, “‘easy io work’’—no At All Good Grocers HECKERS' CREAM FARINA—DELICIOUS FOR BREAKFAST d. The hearing then| % 7 as ret T Sth. Ju L. a weels end visit here. Royal Arcanu Keegan of Tartford spent|evening in their r at his home in this city. |ton building. e of the es | Payroll $359.66. ELKS AS HOSTS. | The city payroll the week end-| = = ing ¥February 20, 1915, totalled $359.66, m BALTIC Emery Coady Loses Finger—Lecture | Latch String at Lodge Rooms Out to| Nows: Police department, | Waigar. of Nasw Yook eatied — o =i 3 { rect department, $85.80: ends in Willimantic Saturday JEWETT CITY { By O. Magnuson—Funsral of ‘Miss powdered sugar that || Women Friends of Members. ing sewers, $33: constructing| 3. and Mrs, A. L. Griswold were in hEr | Despathy. does not haumj ! milies of lodge 8 ' am ) to spend the day. |Two Crossing Tenders Daily—Sudde . e I P [n e w the in s68.35. | Harola Mott of Hartford spent Sun-| Death of Mrs. Livingstone Randau—-} e e et 3 i ena_are Young Mens Club Meets. and Monday here with relatives. | Family's Pleasure Hike of 18 Miles. | g o e finger on his left ‘hand am- keeps their husbands and fath-| The Young Men's club of St. P e s | putated at the first joint. T out at lodge meetings. The mem-|P. E. church, a newly formed org 5 e Sl Atinal Aromeine: Niaitiow o focd Al of Willimantio loage, No, 1311, B.| ization, held its second meeting M A e orosr 5 ord, day visitor in town. gar ladies a ‘“‘peep” at|day in the parishghouse, with a oren ST\ Now Fuweh PRl iihler Heard Middletown Speaker. ries Monday night, and the|attendanc relative to its vith his parents in this| ;e "on quty morning | There were many present in Sprag ed, and a pleas-| most enjoyable one. for ] social time enjoved. * hall, in which . the|an odge are held, was man tak- cature noon to hear O a’ peculia iddletown, speak on that as the second n the Resurrection o6f ovidence is the Frank Her- n of P sister, M cel Glo., Fet t the meeting of the of Ardmore, Pa., Walter Norton, a native tof Guilford. and e’ of the Guilford High school ed vice president of the com- 1! hold the posi- en p. m. the|the Dcad. Where will you Be?” The and son of Boston wepe | Crossing is unprotected when the 11.09 | lecture was given under the auspic | handsomely decorated in American C. E. Washington Party. | There was a largely attended and| tives in this city Sun- | trolley soes south. of the International Bible uder Sudden Death of Mrs. Randail association. Bugher of | Miss Marian Johnson of Jewett Funeral of Miss Despathy. with friends | City and E. Frank Brown of Woon-| . i s socket were in Providence, of Staffora |92y to attend the funeral Mary Me- | l#vingstone Ran 0 s the sister of She had been in most _enjoyable Washington part at! t church Monday ev-| of the C. E.| makes breakfast r}zore i Not Re and other societies. 357 3 ! enjoyable. || - Thomas Fl‘co‘u"r.ey‘s Advancfmenf..‘ omino, | 00 Cuticura =5 2er Domind, | \ Powdered | & | Svucar || is sold in wax-paper lined “lump-proof” 1 Ib. cartons. chureh, celebrated a high rma: made rge Wells are en- ot hen el lady was a devoted mem- Ccharge of orence Wells of New | fiva woone. R Do the Society of the Children « Bronx, New York. ome with daughter less than| s i i et urtney was until recently m Martin entertained her|two weeks he was taken together £ St. Jean vas also at enue, and son, Sunday Mr the store on Martin of Hartford over| with periton died e day noc night. tist ty OBITUARY. THE AMERICAN SUGAR REF'G CO. ADDRESS: NEW YORK few days in Ebenezer Baker. Basketball Games. Saturday afternoon before a rowd S teated th. Daniel Donahue of Waterbury zuest of his mother Sunday JAY M. 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