Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 28, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH, BULL ETIN, WEDNESD. WESTERLY One of the heartiest of hearty recep-| Adams, and five three-ton and three tions was given by the people of West-| five-ton trucks now in New York state| erly late Tuesday afternoon to _the fez have been given to Rhode Isiand. The wearers from Providence, Norwich,!trucks will be delivered in the near : Hartford, New London, Stonington and, future and the only expense to thei i Mystie, with strageling Shriners from, state is cost of transportation. | | Slsewhere. Practically the whole town' Antonio Desemone, who was arrest- !;‘Qé"“é 0\;‘c to greet th;,w' tors on thelca by Policeman Chase, late Saturday | ostine, Baenage O N esterly 9fsPal-| afternoon for “shooting up” Oak street Nobly Moohe Shyojent, Arablc Order|was araigned before Judge Oliver H. Hoble Mystic Shrine. The Providence; wiliams in the Third District court, les arrived pecial train at 4.30 Tyesday, charged with discharging a and the visiting nobles from Norwi evolver across a public highway. He | in a special car, each accompanied by y.¢ ad; v |a band. All nobles were assembled at! “‘,,.“55321“3.52‘1 .j‘,,',‘;,‘;iefl'"dw‘;;}g?'"gfif the rajlway station and the procession| ilie costs of §7.60. Friends chipped and { formed, the music being furnished by ) . | e e 0¥ | paid the financial penalty, the amount the Palestine band of Providence and|}Cina' loaned to Desemone. Tubbs’ band from Norwich. With full 5 2, 800 Shriners in full regalia, the officer: There is a big welcome awaiting the chanters, the noble noviates roped to| Three Hundred and First Engineers, | prevent escape, and - the Providence| the last Rhode Island unit, booked to and visiting nobles in uniform of fez|hail from overseas, the big event to and business clothes, was the order of | take place in Providence, and form a | procession. The line of march was as| I'ourth of July celebration. - The com- | follows: From Railroad drive to West| mand received orders when in Brohl,| street, Dixqn street to High, GrovelGermany, to proceed to St. Nazaire avenue, Broad strect to Dixon square|and embark for home. John Hogue, nd West Broad street, countermarch-| Of Westerly, is a member of the or- ng to Masonic hall in High ' street,| ganization. The welcome home com- where a business session was held. | Mittee of the capital city has been re After the business session, at 7.30,| serving the main celebration for the the nobles attended the traditional| time when the state's largest unit banquet at the Rhode Island hotel, pre-| Would return. intending to close this | pared by a noble caterer from Provi-|.page of the state history, with a re-| | dence. The Palestine band and the| reption to all the young men who went | .S, Gilbert & Sons There Should Be a Good REFRIGERATOR In Every Home WE OFFER ONE OF THE BEST MAKES —THE— " i | b | L { chanters of 40 voices gave an open| from the state in response to the coun- | concert on the hotel balcony which was| try’s call, with the Three Hundred and i joyed by an assemblage of at least| Iir ainecrs, ef figure. ee thousand. persons. | July Fourth s ideal op. 2 | The special ceremonial session was portunity for the state to culminate it {held in the Biiven opera house, and| patfiotic efforts in behalf of the re- turned soldiers. Local Laconics. ! what happened there is known only to, | the 40 noviates and the nobles who preceded tbem on the journey across - DIFFERENT SIZES—PORCELAIN LINED. it hot-sanded desert. After the| The Joslin-Lena company, Paw- !initiation ceremony the patrol of 40| Catuck, has been succeeded by the: i nobles gave aR exhibition drill. fol-| on Lumber company. Charles P.| | lowed by a vaudeville entertainment. | licclestone is president und tr o i the hizh-muck-muck present,{ & and Lewis A. Joslin vice pre: i official divan, were dent and general manager. A i trious poten-| Michacl F. Dooley. president of the ¢ ] Bobertil N hief rabhan: | National Ixchange bank, Providence. Norris G istant rabhan ntly elected president of the Rhode , | Edwin O. Driest and|Island Bankers' association as noted in & | prophet oriental} e Bulletin's brief state new. was record < irman of the democratic state con- | rol 7 han twenty-five vears .ago, when| .| Thomas M. Waller was governor. | William Quinlan telegraphed his commitfce of Connect; t ceremonial,| t, more ¢ of his arrivil iu Hundred and | | HUMANITARIAN AND PATRIOTIC e spacisi| Fares Ghtse, klljed 15, Betios, s 10.30 men never de-| member of this command. ¢ leads in Rhode Island and| n New Lngland, per| ale of war ings | | INVESTMENT. m Westerly. Some Hot Sands. ADDITION TO THIS IT IS A GREAT COMFORT J. Reuter, now of here on a visit, [ vard P. Mitchell, editor of the! New York Sun, has purchased from| iam A. Wilcax the Benjamin ndall farm owned by Mrs. Frank Lewis and s. The farm consists of a dwell- ng. other buildings and ninety acres Westerly Boy Scouts liave been in- vited, other Boy tn| Waltham, fear the| fates to 4 to be a feature! crimage is dead, but beside 1 Dixon s NEW STORE—Shetucket Street OPPOSITE LAUREL HILL BRIDGE Scouts in Providence, June | from Bridse-, to reach the —— property owners in Grove av- | rotest against' the laying of ln Aside from the ler along their premises ooked alike to the under t w. whereby they laid on the fifty-fifty ed the work wi and W plan, It i 1 go forward ad colored wa a ed from Providence just after noon.| p Lot Rhode | STONINGTON began| pefore Judge L. D. Fairbrothe; 18| b e aratan tonington town court, an s {0 be removed | { mund Phillips, 20, was charged ring the offf custodian | of the Wilcox Fertili Quiambaug, Monday nd was o g o A D b H 4 ken into c i 7 detected . ed over to 1 The 1 vt Policemen O'Connell and Fox visited 5| $ the old ice house at Harborside, on H | and arrested four i | vaid to clear ti 1 too numero the names OB hool who As!;)'fl;rpcakr . Re7gron Grand Prize Mg § Firearms & Ammunition | oper: which expense: Stonington Pointers. Write for Catalogue "d| The Ashland T O AR that 166 of those v i s Rsdunefang ¢ at the school e bar o horation cts to rd on_June abandon uncil, with 1 called temples. America. is about 200.00! A balloon and fla curbstone M-,r\ltog s e inion that the coming ?D"x‘nam\f a holiday in Weste were disappointed and would return Old Home ¥ Next to Provide! he largest num ber of Shriners came ‘rom NOIwis Hello. Noble” was the prev salutation. The state board of public reads has| . Gilmore, whose left th ered by tion in France, been honorably ischarged mp Deven he Shrin | rived home Monday afterncon . They| Captain Frederick J. Astman of the! ed they | boro d abel Bates Diaz| 0. peddler and al were of the Your Last Chance ling ies’ society of the Third received notice that thirteen automo-| g, o, “lh ey, Ye;i‘(éu a vublic m‘n» T bile trucks used by the government| FUl oo TG | for war work, and vart of a large{\n ayg ypeo'p [ number now being disposed of b e e A tributjon to states, will come to R The o | Island, to be used in connection with| p oot P road construction. Two two-ton and| pigper is 4t the head of the local man- three three-ton trucks agement. now at Fort| B ———— ] ‘ Master Roscoe D. Fisher was a wee! end guest of George Hammond, in STORAGE BATTERIES | M 1¥ You Want Ssme Real he Third Baptist church held no service Sunday. The day was ob- ° 9 BATTERY SERVICE served in the Congregational church,| i Come and See the e pastor, Rev. O. D. Fisher, de- ml WILLARD SERVICE STATION ering a memorial discourse. MORAN STORAGE BATTERY CO. | Mrs. Daniel E. Gray, who has been| h feeble health for several months,| 58 ki set, N able to attend church Sunday. D. F. Chapman. who has been for the past eight weeks is what better. s Rilla Chapman, who has been caring for her, hus returned to her home on Péndlet M H. M. Pendleton {lis A. Wheeler gave a h | Pleasant View last week The Woman's Union of the Congre- | gational church will meet with | John D. Avery this (Wednesday) aft- ernon. Mrs. Henrietta Chapman Main, 65, daughter of the late William B. Chap- ife of Frank W. Main, died Besides her husband she leaves a son, Maurice Main, and a daughter, Florence, wife 6f Raiph Nor- | man, also two grandchildren. At The CITY SHOE SHINE PARLORS We put on Rubber Heels while you wait. 33 BROADWAY CITY SHOE SHINE PARLOR GET OUR FRIC—.—EVON*V* STORAGE BATTERIES BEFORE PURCHASING The Garlock & Haynes Co. | Phone 781-3 NEW LONDON, CONN. 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Exclusive Factory Representatives for Norwich and Vicinity. nd two sons of Providence.|and Jacob Glover. n, 1 R " Kenyon lost his best cow| is remamning T Vet THOMPSON Aid societ the M. B.j 2 | Miss Margaret Keefe and Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Addeman of its meetin the vestry a former member! preneh were. married by Rev. ovidence arc at The Ark. tioh of M 7 ireim VWos | L St Edward's rectory George Foster is moving to East the next r home at Long last orNed by | Thompson to be near his new stor ended b postoffice. store and Mrs. Frank M. lowe and Otis Allen of s hn Bowden dward Roy. They will : . Dimard oy eyl alpole have been spending several of t New "mp" New Haven during ays with Mr. and Mrs. I1. D Amidon. f i 2Eqplox | = e ! _The Thimble club met : | The Phoenix Liberty band serenaded | Ihimblegalu with Mrs, J. 2L Lo [ cynne Phoenix Liberty. band serenaded| ;. Lernklow Friday atternoon strong out I trom the army who have been over-j The children of ihe pr: > school z seas-—John Bowder and Raymond, lave been delivering. from- a S !Park. The latter’s work as officer’s) 4rge order. The are for the HEBRON took n over much of|Purchase of a new trolu for their Mr. Bowden was in some| Fo0m- of the fighting. Their| About a hundred guests from* Dud- : glad o see them|lev. Woodstock and Abington were en- EH ey Balne A, which they| tertained by Quimmatissit grangc Tues. and How Deny| ! m all | day night. 4 unanimous vote was taken| | The primary de ss{to call Rev. | pastorate o Howard (' be car t regational church amouw school pren program for Jun ions heen SOUTH WINDHAM ad received, to be|for one 3 leanor Lord was = Tnvi i e, : | i e Homer Chamt left S nvitations are out for the weddinz paid this conference vear. ippointed church treasurer to fill the! il s outs e P4 femorial day will be observed in the! vacancy caused by the death of Dr. C.|2 e i of Siisg AlosdDEEnight . church Friday af-| H. Pendlet 2 | b ock with a pri Memorial day exercises will be held of vi Friday morning and will be much as'_ the usual. The graves will be decorated t, then exercises held at the town| ! consisting of music and readings.| The address of d: be given = on the vetera: ed for i at the close of| by R ard Cham % th | i at the close of| by Rev. loward Champe. pastor of the) 45400 &5 . _ Harvey Aldrich 4 Wikis e s flrom\.\m\" Su‘ler]n rom Nelson ( owell ork. whe pent several days. ) ~ Dorothy Crowe i Sertmae Walter Abbe was in Boston o 5 2 et st Lorte | rom there to spend | ot Geer on the bluff.| Mits Mary Kelly of Middletown was! S LU I«;:‘“‘i“)}‘-*P M. Ry ervousness an {a week end guest of Miss Florencei FIUMD of EQsewaod, Frovicente. & e Newton and Mrs. Newton | Smith. 85 e écfhxx“; R : - 3 Monday to visit their son, Rev. W.|~ An automobile party feds dthelicentiys ox J 5, Strin SIck Headache ¥, Newton, and family ‘at Little| shore Sunday, Among the numper| AMerican Thread company. =~ Compton. R. T, o | Were Mrs. J. N. Hewitt and son; Wal-1 o 0. S0 ot (0 ests of Mr. and Miss Mary Voorhees of Brooklyn. N.{ter Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mitch- | yinday ' Herhord, suests of S ! 3 i Y.. who has been a guest at the home! ol and Miss Bertha Porler. arry Keller: in of Wilimantic| —Jassitude;, low spirits-and » of Mr. er| Mr. rts of Middletown was in Re St of - Mts i HAlan ! £ tite will find Hi dyar T S it! town Monday and Tuesda; he:guest skl gl 0ss Of appetite n re- S feneae J:iEdmung Yo “STAFFORD _ { " “Fiie Sisston society wad entertained. newed strength, brighter a northwes 'he it of t st church was 3 ang, Sl . o - | H T Own_“flm?‘x‘m Effx,f](,\“fi, t churc] 725 tored f“sbonlé':x] View Saturday and re- Clcarcrcomplexlonsbyusmg L a e a5 et ANSY turned Sunday. = e T LR e . Culhioun. of ot| - Aifred Mamning of Providence spent | Beecham’s Pills. They give et e brea ve- | §unday with his paven fr. and el oo She very help you need, g ntl, chased home. i i Fai on Virs. Frank Engley and two children | emmm————— —=— | ind are a natural aid to the TR Ton Monday ol i 2 b — | stomach, liver, bowels and | preparaors Lo the comins of the | s 37 W Tollinson nas been the OVER-EATING | blood. Gentle and positive ip_June : guest of Mrs. Charles Fogg, of East - | . i . i aiss Th < of New London Gert of M ks & i e in action, without any disa- . fipassatica s U] About twenty friends from Rackville is the root of nearly all digestize | i) 4 {mon T «day | 4nd Monson we of Mr. and|. fl evils. If yourdigestion is weak or | grecable after-effects Usc S T a{ Mr out of kilter, better eat less anduse | | gham is recover- ‘don 5 i N operation. | ‘ - Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allard have ° 3 CKVI E | bought the Joseph Depeau place and RO LL have taken possession. Mr Depsau| H the new aid to better digestion: Rev. E. P. Mathewson of Ashaway|and family have moved to Monson Pleasant to take-—cffoctive. Let | | preached in the S \un(fv D: ist )fi ;flsA.\xs[x;gJ‘r‘u and R (‘-:lm'i:r S e e el hurch here Jas atur 1 R. A. Booth, were ¥ t guests| ;. . traigl k;“ . Gre (r\m v“\ €] of William Walbridge antd mily Of; d"!‘h'e troubles. ed Mrs. Georze Wood, M Ola M 3 i; . MADE BY SCOTT & HOWNE 1! daughter Dorothy, Mr. ar M pd Mrs. Herhert ver an MAKERS OF 8COTT'S EMULSION | |- L 5 pelEand Mise Nenié Colling, all from| (wo sons.of . Providence. R. T, spent ) | arge Sule o fny Modicine s the Werld Westerly, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry| the week end with Mrs. Emma Whiten i wverywhare. In baxas. 10c.. 28¢.