Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 18, 1917, Page 10

New Londen County SOUTH GRISWOLD Clarence H. Luther Transferred to Waterbury—No Church Services To- morrow. Th B. Hewitt of North Stoning- ~on was in South Griswold on business Monday en route to Danielson. Albert G. Greene attended the fu- neral services of Bzra Gallup at Ekonk Sunday. eptha G. Bill hag returned from a two weeks’ visit with relatives and ds. fr]M”en “'Eagar H. Clark was a business caller in Norwich Tuesday. Miss Anna M. McGovern has return- ed from several weeks' stay with New LETTERS FROM TWO STATES York relatives. Oliver M. Young and Elmer O. Burdick, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Button and A. G. Greene motored (o the beach ‘Wednesday. Transferred to Waterbury. Clarence H. Luther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Luther, who has been em- ployed by the Swift company at New london since February, has been re- cently transferred to Waterbury. There will be no services at the lo- cal church Sunday, Aug. 19th, to allow the people to attend the Willimantic eeting. 32 "nd Mre. . J. Gustateon are entertaining their niece from North- L port, L. GRISWOLD Rev. Bro. Paphaylimos from La Salle institute, Troy, N. Y. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pippine of Hopeville. Mr, and Mrs. Ezekil James and &aughters of Noxth gton, Mr. snd Mrs. George Dawley of Voluntown. Mr and Mre. Semuel Littlefleld and daughter Anna of Jewett City, Mrs. Everett Dawley and Mrs. Moffat of Plainfleld, Mrs. Albert Woodmansee and three daughters of Hopeville, Mrs. Charles Barber and daughter Edith and son_Voel of Voluntown, Mrs. John Phillips and daughters Mabel and Mary of Moosup were recent visitors with Mrs. W. F. Bitgood. Mrs. Harold Bitgood, Bzra James and Miss Mary Anderson of Hopeville spent Sunday at Ezekil James' #u North tonington. Rev. Frank Robbins of Preston City will preach Sunday morning and even- ing at Griswold. CAMPBELL’S MILLS Alexander Tanner was examined and accepted at the recruiting station in New London, Tuesday. Mr. Tanner is entertaining Harry Graves of New Bedford, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Wilcox are entertaining their niece, Miss Linda Reynolds, of Exeter, R. L Mrs. Joseph O. Tanner recently en- tertained Rev. Mr. Prior, pastor of the Ekonk church. Deer are visiting gardens vicinity quite frequently. Windham County WESTMINSTER Hanover Speaker to Supply Pulpit To- morrow—Fresh Air Girls Return to New York—Boys Take Their Places. John W. Crofts of Hanover is to oG- the Westminster pulpit next Sab- in the absence of the pastor. Mr. Crofts has so often supplied for West- minster that he aill be doubly wel- come. Home Missions the Theme. in this 1 The sermon Sunday was concerning | the work of the sionary society. The topic The Sin of Gossip and andal was the subject for the home praper services Wednesday. Backman and two children and Mrs. Newman have returned to New York after their vacation spent at the Moody home. Mr. Anderson of New York is visit- ing his sister, Mrs. Axel Helstrom, as are 2lso a little nephew and two little nieces. Mr. Anderson is among the drafted men not vet called into ser- vice. The Misses Bunce and Mrs. McCoun have returned to Richmond Hill, after w visit with their sister, Mrs. Jessie Meade. ¢ The Misses Shorter are entertaining their cousins, the Hatches, of New Connecticut Home Many friends of three yvear old little Zola. who has been with the Moodys for some time, were sorry for her acci- dent last week, and are glad to learn that she had recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital last Tuesday. Mrs. George B. Stone and children ere visiting Mrs. Stone's mother in Ni- entic. = More City Childten Arrive. The 24 litie fresh air children sent here by the New York Tribune, each with a bouquet of garden blossoms, re- turned after two weeks fully enjoyed 'n Westminster. Friday their places were filled by 25 boys, full of fun and healthy nofse, sent also to the family st F. W. Newton by the Tribune fresh air fund. SOUTH WINDHAM Guilford Smith Goes to Summer Home —Services Suspended During Pas- tor’s Vacation—Events of the Week. Guilford Smith fs at his summer ¥ome in Windham for the remainder ©f the season. Mrs. Herman S{mmons and daughter Elizabeth are visiting relatives at Bel- lows Falls, Vt., for a week. Mrs. H. B. Scribner and son, Ralph, and Homer Chamberlin have returned home after visiting the latter’s brother, Prescott Chamberlin of Dublin, N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Connell of Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs. OConnell's mother, Mrs. Carrie J. Backus. Mr. and Mrs. LaValle and son of Worcester are guests of Mrs. La Valle's sister and brother, Miss Josephine Pal- mer and Charles Palmer. . Clarence Noel and in- Mrs. Noel's mother, Crane and Mr. Noel's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Noel of Williman- tic, spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Lizzie Noel, in Warrenville. At Regimental Reunion. Charles Lynch of Hartford was a gusst at Mrs. Helen Tubbs’ over night, end the mext day was in Norwich to ettend a reunion held in the Bucking- ham Memorial. 0 Mrs. Richard Perry has returned from visiting her sister, Mrs. Flora Meehan of Waterbury. Mrs. Michael Healy and family spent Tuesday at Ocean Beach. Servicés Suspended. There will be no more C. E. meetings at the local church until Sept. 2. The tor .Rev. M. R. Plumb, will take his :cation the last two weeks in August, there will be no service during at time, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Upton of rd have been guests for a few Elmer Engstrom. Alfred Card are at Ni a week's vacation. wntic fo Mrs. Chamberlin's brother, Frank Ly- on, who is ill. Miss Helen Backus is the guest of wer cousin at Ocean Beach for a week. Mrs. Livingston Fisk of North Up- ton, Mass., was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. P. Barstow, several days this k. o Died at Hartford. Charles E. Ingraham, who died in the Hartford hospital Sunday morning, was the brother of Mrs. Lois Larkin of this place. i Mrs. George F. Stiles is at Nerra- gansett Pler for a week with her brother, Richard Holmes. Mrs. Helen Tubbs has as her guests a brother of her husband, John Tubbs of New York, her sister, Mrs. Hanney and the latter's son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanney and child, all of Unionville. DAYVILLE George Bailey Returns From Ne- braska After 50 Years — Church Closed for Four Wesks During the Pastor’s Vacation. Miss Vinnle E. Shaw of Worcester was & week-end guest of ~Wiliam Barton and family. Jesse Berrima nof Boston was a Sunday visitor with his_grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Berriman. Mrs. J. W. Wright is spending the week with her husband at New Ha- v “Fred E. Miller and Miss Bdna Bur- nett spent Sunday at Rociy Point. Leaves for Bethlehem, Mre. N. L. Greig left Tuesday for a stay at Bethlehem, N. H. Mr. Greig will join her for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bugene Knight have moved to Moosup. George Rumrill and family wiil occupy the Bowen cottage vacation by Mr, Knight. Among those outsids the vilage who attelnded the service at the Congre- gational church Sunday morning were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kenyon of Elm- ville and Linwood Gordon of East illingly. - Kl;(i’l‘g )J’U.Ua E. Bowen of Providence was a week-end guest of Frank J. Burnett and family. Nebraska Guest. George Bailey from Nebraska was the guest of his niece, Mrs, H. F. Har- rington last week. Mr. Bailey lived in_this village about 50 years ago. Rev. and Mrs. Willlam _Swainson and deughter, Frances, left Monday for four weeks' vacation with rela- tives in New York. Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett and children Clarence and Bthel of Lake- wood, R. L, visited with Mrs. Fannie S. Bennett last week . Mrs. A. E. Darling is visiting rela- tives at Saundersville and Whitins- ville, Mass. Charles A. Stokes of New Britain spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Mary D. Stokes. Visited Camp. Mr, and Mrs. Frank W. Bennett and Misses Ruth Bennett and Hilda Wil- liams visited the camp at Quonset Point, R. I, Sunday. Merrill K. Ben- nett of the Rhode Island Cavalry com- mand accompanied them home for a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson of Law- renceville, N. J., were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, S. R. Gillette and James Walker. Miss Caroline James of Danielson visited Mi Etelle Tripp Sunday Dr. and Mr. H. L. Pease of Put- nam were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tait Hope. Miss Jennie Reddy was a visitor in Hartfora Monday. Rhea Gagnon has been spending the week with relatives at Southbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Simeon LaRose have been entertaining Joseph Doucette Mrs. Juliett. Field, Mrs. Frank Field and family, Frank Gleason, M West and Arthur Hughes spent Sunday at Webster Lake Returning From Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks an daughters Olive and Elsie of Provi dence while on their way home from tains with a tour in the White Mou Wednesday and Thursda Burnett and family. Miss Janet Bryan of Pawtucket, R. I, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pe: cy_W. Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hope and Miss Helen Gillespie spent Wednesday at Rocky Point. Church Closed for Four Sundays. spe Fred There was an unusually large at- tendance at the Congregational church Sunday morning to listen to the fine discourse b: e pastor, Rev. William Swainson, from text Ps. 37:1-2. The choir dered a ver pleasing anthem. The church will closed for five Sundays while the pa tor is taking his vacation. BALLOUVILLE Ball Team Defeats Connecticut Mills Team—Local Young Man to Enter Aviation Branch of Signal Corps. Last Saturday the home team defeat- ed the Connecticut mills team on the latter’s grounds in Danielson 12 to 4. This afternoon they play the Elmville leam on the Ballouville grounds. Alvah Woodward went Tuesday aight via the Norwich line to New York, where he is to undergo a minor speration preparatory to entering the aviation branch of the U. S. Signal torps. Will Visit Plum Island. Mr. and Mrs. Hessleton go today to Plum Island to visit their son. who is one of the “boys in khaki” who went from this village last month to the camp there. Going to Camp Meeting. Rev. W. D. Woodward is to leave to spend the weels at the camp meet: Ing. He speaks at Blackstone hall to- morrow at 6 p. m. His son Truman supplies the pulpit of the Methodist church in Danielson tomorrow morn- ‘ng. Through the courtesy of Mrs. George Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Woodward went 2rnoon and visited their daughter, Miss Ethel, at Dr. Mason's hospital. She completes her services there as office essistant this week, as the doctor has obtained a commission in the U. S. Bignal corps and is to take a vacation trip before leaving for service. STERLING J. W. Baker and family and Mrs. Mabel Moore were Providence visi- tors Saturday last. Mrs. Sarah Sweet, who has been spending several weeks with her son in Pawtucket, has returned to her home here. Byron Moore of Mt. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W, week. Mrs. ‘William Kenvon is improving in_health. Mrs. Isaac Belknap has spent sev- eral days with relatives in Providence and V. Miss Hope visited Vaughn this the gues turned Mr to_ he: and Mr: 1d Mrs haries Chafnberlin unday to visit' Press censorship has been abo! in Spain Monday for Willimantie camp ground, | by auto to Willimantic Thursday aft- | CHIFFONIERS GOLDEN OAK Regular price $15.00 Now $10.50 Others from $6.50 to $35.00 HAMMOCKS $1.24 OIL PAINTINGS - $3.00 value Ciosing out $1.25 This handsofne Brass Bed guaranteed lacquer $14.95 . Value $2250 UNITED STATES FLAGS Complete with Poles and Fixtures fast color, size 4x5 feet $1.3¢ - PIANOS Oll our Pianos are guaranteed to be the best that money and skilled workmanship can build and with our small overhead expense we can quote very lowv Pprices. $£350 Pianos .........$249 $275 Planos . ... s $210 Pianos ...:..50 $650 Player Pianos. . $550 Player Pianos... Terms as low as $10.00 down $5.00 per month SCHWARTZ BROS. The Big Store with the Little Prices . OUR ANNUAL AUGUST afLE Has been going on for one week, and according to the sales that have been made the public appreciate the reductions we are making. always the lowest, and when we announce sale prices it means a big saving to you. The Big Store with the Little Prices " TEN PIECE 0AK DINING ROOM SET ExtensionTable . .......... Serving Table ............. 5 Chairs . 1 Arm Chair. Our regular MO ——— ) Was $129.00 N owS89. OTl:liiR OUTFITS AS LOW AS $59.50 Mahogany or American Walnut Dresser .. , Was $1 15.00 Chiffonier . A TR e Now $79.50 ey Talile . inT L aao o OTHER OUTFITS AS LOW AS $57.25 DRESSING TABLE OAK, MAHOGANY, BIRDSEYE MAPLE and WALNUT Now $5.50 to $22.50 I NEPONSET LINOLEUM Hundreds of yards of short and long ends 33Y,c per yard DAVENPORTS We are sole agents for KINDEL DAVENPORTS the finest made Special $24.50 Value $35.00 Were $10,00 to $35.00 WILLGW ROCKERS AND CHAIRS Regular prices $6.50 to $15.00 Now $4.25 to $8.25 9-11 Water Street, 9-11 Water Street, Norwich, Conn. Norwich, Conn. prices are WE GIVE AND REDEEM GOLD TRADING STAMPS TABLES This SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE extends to 6 feet Now $11.95 Value $16:50 WALL PAPER Régular prices from 20c to 600 per double roll Now 13c to 43c per double roll CARPET SWEEPERS $1.57 " COLONIAL MIRRORS Now $1.49 Were $3.00 IRON BEDS ENAMELED STEE LE Now $4.95 HEAVY PERFECTION OIL STOVE $10.95 $7.95 TSR s 2 burners 44-PIECE ALUMINUM SET $9.50 $1.00 DOWN—50c A WEEK COMBINATION MATTRESSES A firm and well-built Mattress, covar ed in a good grade of ticking, severa colors to select from, all $7.50— Now $4.85 SEA GRASS MATTRESSES All sizes Special $6.5¢ SOFT TOP-MATTRESSES Choice of several patterns in grade of ticking, all sizes, value Now $2.98 sizes,