Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 2

Coleman, Thursday of schedule, day afternoon and made the tflp h'l'd A crowd b" to The two aviators arefunv telsad the wires and guys on the planes and u-’lfl‘q.hput an. hour start- the engine. e en- 'u 'h.rted about & c'cldg& and 10 minutes after 6 urice - the plane, climbed u:t’ er's seat in the rear The plane taxied te the north end of field and then ed. After a run about 175 vards the plane gracefully g ground, rising the teeth of tl rather stiff breele from the south. After getting up in the air the plane circled the field twice. gaining height emch time, until at the end of the sec- ond round it was several hundred fe above the ground. It was just 6.22 n the plane left the ground, and by aviator was high enough to do stunts with safety. For 10 minutes or more the crowd was in a gleeful state, mrd to themselves the state s stomach during the various somersaults, loop- lTh;;loo%s "ll: sl;ep— banked turns. n_the plane flew E‘w over n:. field :an(:' mb nard ;-‘:h?r garprised the crowd by being al o wave a hand over the edge of the fu- selage as the plane swept over the field. The plane then few over the| ..o " Mr. Fuller was bofn- July 1L S clty ltself and repeated most Of1ihe| 1851, the son of Daniel and Betsey Neff | Thursday —morning’s cool ~ and e e e stilts. CoMilis baek to Hhe f8 eu- | puller. He leaves two sons, J. C. Ful- | pleasant weather brought a good AL LI R T y B Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Dr. F. C. Jackson : DENTIST Removed té 715 Main St, Willimantic Hours —9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Phoune 44 lungarees I'm going to hlvo one of Jny-own some ."y'rhe plane will leave this (Friday) morning for Mineola. There was a| crowd of at least 500 ple at the field to witness the flight. About automobiles, _incladi two parked around the fiel Whlimantic has 3,000- to ns of ice to lakt it from now to cold weather, an g to the deal- re 6,500 tons on hand at the beginning of the season and about 3,500 tons have been used so far. The local plant is equipped to handle 40 tons of ice a day, but the average singe the saloons have been closed has been nearer 10 tons a On_som of the hotter dass the figure ran w 20 tons, but this e the : cxcep - -ather than the rule. The funeral of Mrs. ida E. Campbell w held Thursday aftesnoon at o’dlock” from her home in Ledvard. Rev. Hollis Campbell conducted the buse!y of | services. Burial was in the Williman “Unde: M. ruuqr' Jay 1 of the arrange- The death of Daniel E. Fuller ocs curred at the Wome of his son, J. C. Fuiler, of Mansfield Four Corners, e 1y Thursday morning after 4 long ill- ler of Mansfield. with whom he Tlived, and Eugene Fuller. also of Mansfield, and 10 grandchildren. - Carl R. Ashford, while driving his car out of Railroad street about 7.4 Wednesday evening, struck a small hoy who was riding on a bicycle. hoy jumped up and made off he Mr. Ashford coulu get out of the mas chine.. He reported the matter to the police. Telephone employes from Williman- tic, Norwich, Putnam and Danielson, the cities comprising the Norwich dis- trict. met at the local exchange build- ing Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock to discuss the telephone employes’ union which is being formed. William Gard- ner of Putnam and Joseph Garvey of of Stonington -is Fevomey, of L e 01 n 3 Chester Andrews is visiting his _brother in KEast Lyme. Ernest Emory is lp-ndlnz his vaca. e i Oh g S avi ins of Long s V‘l.lmn‘ his mether, Mrs. S. M. Oggins. of Center street. Principal James L. Harroun and family have returned after several weeks at Pine Grove. Everett Flanagan of Pawtucket and Harry Gleeson of New Bedford are visiting their aunt, Mrs. James F. Twomey, of Jackson street. ‘Thursday was True Blue Clrele nlll‘lt at the First Baptist church. Mrs. . Ellison led the meeting. of the clerks who are cal lodge of Elks £ ke ,nmnberg of the 'spent _ their holi fair. The business ncfion of the city was very auiet Thursday, .as all the stores were closed. Thé drug stores closed from 1 to 6 in the afternoon. Miss Annfe Wi crth has returned to her home in Apponatg. R. I. after spending several days ;with reiatives WILLIMANTIC CAMP MEETING ATTENDANCE INCREASING sized congregation _io _the # taber- nacle at the 8:15 hour of worship. Rev. O. E. Newton of Gales Ferry, offered prayer, The speaker was Rev. R. E. Bisbee, of Portland, who gave an interesting l!nlerpreuuun of Jesus’. Prayer of Priestly Intercession, as recorded in John 17:1-26. The Sower. “Thé Leaven” and “The Mustard Seed.’ were the par- ables taken up by Rev. E. J. Curry in the first study period of the Institute, 8:50- He spoke of the fact that the kingdom . of God was growing mysteriously and gradually _in the earth, and one great evidence was America’s coming, as she did into the great war. At the close a beautiful hymh com- y in getting the| grounds in conditien for the coming 'ANHEUSER-BUSCH cuts o meats. uug,_ Corondt of Bood and i‘d‘bw;hip % 501«1 overywhore - Familios supplied by grocor. druggist and decler. Visitors are invited to inspect our plant— .a-u-llv ST.LOUIS i i Wi duapimnini Norwich were elected delegates to the state association meeting. The local baseball team will line up against the Columbias of Hartford on Recreation park diamond Sunday next. The Willlmantic boys have been going posed by W. J. Stephens, of Vernon, which was written on the- blackboard was sung to_the tune of “Keep the Home Fires Burning. Rev. J. M. Springer. who is on the program for the last three daye of JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Filmore & Shepard Funeral Director & Embalmer Y T L ATIC sou. sthcl A Nl ok M ol B o et b o binied 14 ihe omon pesir i Db AR tha, shthrann of. O~ Nere. Bugland |50 i ni . the team and expect to turn in wins|but his pla v Mrs. | there is the black peril in the dari rans, o e New Englan n the morning. - " Lady Assistant Tel. connection for THe fest of Vtheh. wames. They | Springer, who took up the work of the | continent as well as in one white|Southern Conference. Wa nd m‘nny wuthar together 3‘"‘&' fn;?»?:-en 7.“ x" ffi'fl:rl.m "A’."’ht go S have had a winning streak which has;next hour. continent. No matter what vou .call| John 1:43. " “Follow Me.” was Mr.|wWith the resumption of the trolley | close the. quiet hour was observed and lasted during the last seven games and | This miksionary period of instruc-|the color, the black, white, or yellow | Smith's text. ' Jesus used such words |traffic, has made u decided increase in | Miss Ruih Manchester (old them her Kmo‘n.e Bros expect to run it over into next sea- |tion was adjourned to the grove where [peril, it is all due to the badness of|all through his life. Cafling one's |the aftendarce. experience of being called 10.g0 a8 a y - Iscn. If they beat the Columbias ne:é))‘t B ;nuch,,r‘l"lfm};: ‘{’“t 'r',‘ llh? "i“flm" r"“?“{f’ ’She “""{: "'mh‘;’w ::3 f‘i’{ ,‘;“kl\mflcn‘r!l‘_z; Aocl;ru‘l?:unsdfis .‘ ’l‘heb S}aflord ySprlnm! cottage meet- | missionary. In the fall she is to sail S Sunday, however, they will have tof tabernacle. e art of Central |vices of civilization are taught by the ake one e iy the Spirit|ings begin today (Friday). These old |for India, to be busy abells FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND - | punday, Rowever ey O B org| Africa.” a book published by the M- |whites to the blacke. in Africas sueh |of Christ in the hedtt niakes a smi] feshionad . Methodict heetinge: wiry | Wsindia to be busy in ihe lsabella EMBALMERS aggregation has gathered a bunch of | thodist Book concern, was written by las gambling, drunkenness and pros-|a €hristidn. _ Neitier baptism, - nor thelr tErventsdinenw-snd hallelujahs,| ~Many of 't old-timers miss ‘the 46 Union 8t Willimantic, Conn. | Stars which has an exceedingty for-|Dr. Springer about his journeys in|titution. She told a remarkable incid-|the Holy Commiunion, mor joining the |have bees ed: by many this season. | ferveni meetings held for many year - - > “| midable appearance and gives promise | Africa. Mrs. Springer spoke of thelent of the conversion of an African |church, makes Christians, Professors | Rev. J. R.. Miller of East Thompson is|up to this seacon at the Staftord Phone 290 (Lady " Assistant) of making Farrell and his teammates|sreat needs of Christ In Africa. for ¢ who dedicated himself to God's |of Christianity, who aré bit caricatufes| to be in cbarge. Springs house. The presence of the . of Christ drive, folks away . To follow Fred Dodge of Norwich Town came|veteran orzanist, Prof. W, O. Turner e ,ha third period, . Mrs.. Lucy Jesus is to put God first, as.thé Son|up in his automebile Wednesday and|is also missed, he being in feeble Stock Chapin of Hartford conducted |Of Man did. Is Jesus before pleasure, | called on friends at camp, He is the | health detained at his home in. Willi- her instruction in Sunday school me- |Pusiness, and your home? Do you. fol- | 801 of the late Rev. J. O. Dodge, for-|mantic. He is 83 and up. to last sum- ¥ 4 thods by speaking on. the subject of |10W Jesus in saving the man who is|Metly pastor in the Bean Hill Meth-| mer “has been at his post here for a #Expressional Activities. She em-|down and cut? Do you women kiss ndll'- church. half century or. more. Last, summer , e phasized the fact that the lessons |the Woman who'has come into moth- W. W. Gordon of Hazardville came| he sang and played till the. closinz should be So taught that their mean. |Sfhood In the ‘wrong way, or do vou| Wednesday for the balance of the| Sunday, when he was stricken with s ing appears translated into the flives | SaY, Segresate her? Jesus has_founad ! meeting. fllness, ‘and taken 'to St. Joseph's hos- l l y of the hove and girls at home and|inpubiicans- and harlots dnd drunk- | - Oliver Tracy of Frankiin and his| pital. Willimantic 4 ooy A B e 2hd 1 ards and swearefs and gypsies those | daughter. . Miss Mabel, visited the| The annual camnfire was held . Mrs. Chapin’s next period will havel WHo Dbecame flamihg evangels for his grounds Thursday afternoon. Thursday nig! at fhe ciose of the o3y PY for its subject. “Learning to Tell |Xingdom. Cold Recéption is scheduled to be| evening meeti Stories.” x The District Superintendent pro- held after the evening service tonight ey Hiiman c, onn. e 5 __|ngunced . the.-benedivtion. (Friday) in the tabernacle. Rocky Hil Sorge B. Chandler of The closing period of the morning | The Quiet Hour service at 6 o*clock At the adjourmed meeting of the! ROCky "Hill reappointed compen- was devoted to the subpecAtlboetflPeEr- was, held at the recreation grounds,|camp meefing assoolation held at the ::x“?“\ «'n(njl‘:r\‘l-*:l[unfir rl:;rlll‘:nll" irst dis- e o by, Gov. M. . olco! sonal Evangelisngd Rev. | Legg giving his first talk on that im- portant topic. FHe emphasized the need the church has of the educational { value of the movies, doing away with the abuses of moving fictures, and| sarious’ physical exercises. Then -omes personal work. To have the goal of a million members for Me- {thodism is all right, but mere num- ! berT don’'t count. e must get at the inner life of the man. We need devo- ition and the Holy Spirit, and to just {do the work. You learn to swim by {swimming. Christ won most of dis- i ciples_one Dby onme, like Taecheus and and the speaker was Chaplain A. E. Lege. 7 5 There was quite a large gathering at the Wednesday evening preaching service, when the speaker was Rev. W. E. Handy of Rockville. Mr. Handy's theme was “Seekers and IMinders.” All men are seekers. Some seek the knowledge of God in the stars. in the flowers, in chemistry, in biology. in discovery. Gallileo, Newton, Edison— all are seekers. An they teach us that only the earnest and persevering seekers become finders, “Ye shall seek me, and find me, when yet search for me with all your heart,” FINAL CLEARANCE OF - Wash Frocks triot . Superintendent “W. H. Bath of Norwich presiding, it was unanimous- Iy voted as an amendment to thé con- of the “BAYER CROSS” ON GENUINE ASPIRIN stitution that the president Nerwich Distriet Epworth league be ex-officio a embér of the executive committee of the association. Ex-Mayor Costello Lippitt of Nor- wich is pleased to be again riding on the trolley, as he gaes and returns to his business daily as treasurer of the Norwich Savings society. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Thatcher of Central Village and Mrs. Emily Bush- nell of Canterbury are at the Daniel- Th w F nt the Woman of Lamaria. So did his| District Superintendent Bath asked|Son house for the remainder of- the ash ock’ resent a ood { disciples for testimonies, and fourteen respond- | meeting. - ese r rep! g |_At one-thirty, a halt a hundred|eq. _—_" Mrs. Nellle Saunders of Jewett City | gathered at the Children’s meeting in|“ Rey 1. C. Baker prayed, and Rev.|is at the cottage of her mother, Mrs. E. 4 the New London house, where Miss|w. 11 Barbe: 4 tv:| Tinker, i venue. “Bayer Tablet§:of Aspirin” to be ges- W. H. Barber pronounced the benedic- | Tinker, en Simpson avenue Ge BHtat Do Toarked with- the SERHS Those who patronized the restaurant for several seasons past 'miss the greetings of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Za- briskie of Norwich Town, who catered Thatcher, the leader, gave a very | beautiful ‘story of the life of Joseph. At 2:30 in the grove auditorium, tiof. “Bayer Cros buy an un- broken Bayer package which contains proper direction to safely relieve Head- many of the most attractive modes we Abeut the Grove. The recreation grounds 'are daily 3 Cheaister Wheeler conducted a 15|DPatronized by tennis and croquet b t 5 2 A have presented this season. minute praise service. The speaker of | Plavers, while the childfen enjoy the| 50 Well during their term of service|Ache, Foochache, Hincho: our il | 22 the afternoon was Rev. Albany Smith | SWings. hese, i o o] ablata oout Put & few drug Son ‘of the evangelist, Gypsy Smith.| The hydrangea shrubs are all a-| .After Chaplain Tegs's wideawake|lablets cost But o fer Aspirin. is He read from the book of Judges the | bloom this week in various parts of ;‘,‘,’;‘;f:; ey sk o “the voung peo- | the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture |story of the downfall of Samson|ihe camp. One of the recommenda|Die under the guidance of Rev. W. C.|of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylie- tions of the cottage holders in which was reférred to theé execufive com- mittee’ was that the park just within] the upper entrance should be made at- l Edward one of 1\.;“1( house Thursday morning, Dis- They have not been reduced only to stimulate buying, but actually lowered so radically in price as to insure im- mediate disposal of every single gar- ment on hand. : NOTICE THE SAVING ON EACH GARMENT $13.50 and $15.00 quality— NOW § 7.50 Prayer was offered by Rev. M.. Anthony of - Jewett City Darby of Moosup went to the grove acid. e i R tive with plants and flowers. 'he squirrels are somewhat more ‘fiumerous this season. A few years ago war was declared against ‘them, || because they made such havoc in the cottages during the winter. This squirrel quarrel having ceased, the little animals are frisking about again. In former years they were so tame fl:ey would eat out of a person’s hand., nedaw dofad wad 'l'he enroliment of students in the Epworth league institute has reached and passed the hundred mark. The excellent meals served in the dining hall are attracting mere and more patrons. Caterer George Brooks has a_new assistant, his daughter, Miss Bessie Brooks, who .is employed | as_a waitress. ‘The sign For Sale is seen on quite a number of cottages and several cot- tages have been taken down and moved off to the seashore or else- where. This is probably due to the fact that the owners or purchasers find lumber and labor more expefisive than the cost of taking down and trans- porting of a réady-made cottage. The pay telephone booth is found vety convenient by the attendants at Food is the Best Medicine Most of the ills of life are due to wrong living. For a building food, try -a cereal devised to re- build tired, overwork_ed tissues. Full of flavor, quick to Refrigerator Time at The J.v. Linceln Co. of the dependable kind. Let us show you. ,eSi $5.98 and $7.50 quality— NOW $4.39 $9.50 and $9.98 quality— NOW $4.98 $10.98 quality— W Gty avepe. G, AGIE. & geod business daily under the superinten dence of Van R. Wheeler of Provi- dence. & Alba Perkins, for a number of years caretaker on the camp ground, died at his home in Willimantic the past spring. Last summer, although in fee- blé health. he came almest daily to greet old friends. He was of a genial and rather humorous temperament and made many friends. '$16.50 quality— NOW $ 8.85 $19.50 quality— NOW $5.50 || - NOW § 9.75 312.50 q‘nlity— 322.50 qu’.lity— “e J c Linc 'h co bc;i?l(;%i 1:'.:;1‘ 2‘{_7\;“::?3;‘ ::;ftfi%—g d%est it su ies real food for mind and mus- dle, bone and brawn. < v Now ll 25 there are Mrs. Appleton Main of Pres- o ton and Mrs. C. H. Babcock of Jewett City, who came Wednesday afternoon. NOW $6.25 Willimantic At No. 18 Church circie are Mrs. R ST R p : s aenitare Undertaking S Paiimg, Dot o, WL Theress a Reason Tél. 705-2 §| mantic and Norwich on a three hour leaying the camp station for &t 7. 7.30 a..m.and with three] jour intervais. They go. to Willimart- tic from camp station five minutes of boux, ot the at five minut Tel. 705-3 AT GROCTERS ~ [T