Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 9

WINDHAM COUNTY FAIR 70th ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT BROOKLYN, CONN. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, September 23, 24, 25 TUESDAY ENTRY DAY SPLENDID EXHIBITION Cattle, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, Grain, Horse Show. Fancy Needlework, Fine Arts, Home Cooking. Good Vaudeville, Good Music. orsc Races Wednesday and Thursday. Epecial Exhibit by Connecticut Agricultural College. This is the oldest Agricultural Society in the United States. DON'T MISS THIS FAIR. General Admission — Wednesday, 50 Cents; Thursday, 35 Cents—Children Admitted For 15 Cents, if under 14 vears, on Wednesday. Children under 14 years get free admission Thursday. 9 . ;) end at Taumion with friends. ROAD SOCIETY | _Miss Graceé D. Wheeler was one of 4 iarge number from here attend- ; th¢ judges in thé antique department &4 Nerth Stonington . fair. Ralph |t th® North Stoningten falr. Wheeler toak up 32 head of cattle for | VBLUNTOWN | Middleton and | Ar. gnd Mrs Edra P. Kdwards and jorie, are at their | John Edwards motored is Groten Sun- + Gualtatahd fow | GaY Wwith Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Main and e A B & grandson and Mre. Jennis Gibson of on will soon leave | Moosup. months’ stay in Japan. Mr. and Are. N. Stanton Gates re- | r’ilth A‘d‘m'gmfil: rt f\-°§“'i°hns“”su' 2 . Whit o | tuting e prineipal. Miss Houston motéred g the White moun- {'o) 5ortiand, Me., is téaching the intéf- The Center school openéd Sept. Sth | SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. | DANIELSON | Béfers Judgé Frank D. Haines in the_superiér court at Putnam Friday, theré was a hearing on the demurrer i the amended comwlaint of thé piaintiff in the case of Gertrude A. Wardéll Vs the téwn of Killinaly, the aétlon in which Aliss Wardell ~for-{ merly supervisor of music i the tows, schoels, is suing tie town for bal- | ance of salary claimed to be due her and for damages on aceeunt of her having been released as a teacher of the town and for the allegéd preju- diced pesitien in which she has béen placed, as a teacher, in being relieved of her appointment here, during I'éb- ruary of this vear. TWhen thé case first cameé into the superior court in Willimantic, Tn the spring of this vear, Attorney W. L. arbie, represénting the town as the counsel, set up a demurrer in which he conténded that Miss Wardell's claim haag ne standing in court bécause she was not possessed of a teacher's cer-! tificate, as requiréd by the laws of! Connecticut, and this démurrer was| sustained by Judge Gardiner Gre who was presiding. Recently, Geary, Davis and Keefe of, New London, repfesenting -Miss War- dell, filed an améndeéd complaint, in which it was set forth tiat Miss Wardell has been possesséd of ‘“‘a writing” in which it was set out that Miss Wardell was competent to teach, but the writing has been lost and its present whercabouts are unknown. Tt was on this amendéd complaint/ that the demurrer argued on Jriday was based. Both Attorncy Darbie | and Attorney C. T Searls, also repre- | senting the téwn, contended that, be- |ing without a certificate, an essential pergujsite under the statutes. Mies [ Ward€li was nét qualified to teach. They also cited Judge Greene's opin- i6n in passing upon this point at the| prévious hearing, a few months azo, quoting from it to show that no ex- ception to the rule camnot be allow-, c@ relative to the issuing of such cer-| tificates, and that every teacher must have one. Mr. Searls also pointed out iting” referred to in the -omplaint, if it existed, had i vs. Hyman Seplowitz. Three uncontested divorces were granted, motions heard and demurrer: argued and other business transacted at Friday morning's seéssion of the su- perior court, Judge Frank D. Haines. presiding. It was the busiest court day of the Septémber term, and at- tracted an array of counsél. Judges Haines directed that the jury be called in for next Tuesday, when cases are assigned for trial. The first case for Tuesday is that of Byron M. Lewls vs. Hugh Gorman. ¥For Wed- nesday the case is that of Arthur Ti. Lapsley vs. William 5. Dunn and for the first case on Thurséay theassign- ment is Harold P. Stome vs. James Riley. The second case assigned for Thursday is that of Wasyl Dzwoneyk A demurrer _was argued Friday in the case of Bridget Ainswerth v Bernard Kangle: The deféndant, represented br Attornéy S. L. Torrey, was executor of his father’s (Patrick Kangley) estate, and the plaintift ims that in réaching an agréemént for a compromite settlement with 6th- ér heirs thé executer concealéed the fact that there was a depesit in the Put- nam Savings bank, of $1.017.50, which, they allege, was part of Kangley's es tats, and that they received only $400. éne quarter of thé amount Kangle had on depesit in a savings bank in TWebster, and accepted that as their full share. It as statéd that the amount on deposit in the Putnam bank was in the name of thé executor, who claimeéd it as his own. Attorney C. E. Searls, representing the plaintiffs, is seeking to sécure for his clients one-quartér of the améunt on deposit_in the Putnam Savinzs Bank. Judge Haines rescrved @eci- n. Judsment for $190.21 was givén for the plaintiff in the case of the Federal Grocery company of Woreester v Abraham Mintz, formerly cnzaged in #ss in this eity. The company has Mintz five bills of ~oods totalling in value $340.21, Jacob Cutler, 2 mem- ber of the Fedaral Grocery firm test!i- fied. Mintz had made three payménts. Q old friend ? /7 PANETELAS CORONAS BANQUETS Whm wegwant to take a chance we bet on 2 herze race, gentle- men, but—when we buy cigars we want a “sure thing.” The surest thing I know is the consistent fragrant mildness of Peter Schuyler Cigars. For 34 years Peter Schuyler’s filler has been selected Havana tobacce, all of it—nothing else. i b e i or =ev 1 we ’ sta an 3 H g 1 mediate grades and Miss Tanner the |n excepting for the period| totaling $150, against this account, and Mrs. G. B. Spalding bave | BrlMary grades. The senior room has | g it_is represented t6 have| then one day had calldd thé Worcéstér from Cape Cod and the | poop €losed this week on acosunt of peen issued—1917-15, and that it I8l frm over the telephoné and asked mountains. inability to secure a teacher. Inot even claimed by the plaintiff that{ them to place an attachment on his r, ana Mre. Stephen Palmer have |, #Ad Mrs. Byren Lewis and fam- | sho had such a writing for the school| giocl: of soods in Putnam, so they on zn .uismobile trip to Boston | o 20d Mrs. William Clarke of HOpe | vear of 1918-19, when her service for Tt be protected, as he could ro { Yalley were guests Sunday at thé |ihe town of Killinglr terminated. “No! jsnged continue the businese, This g | Dome of Mrs. Fisther Lowis. ons Inews t the writing was, Who| was dons. Attorney H. C. Bradford ap- _nu; :Abe_‘r oz local residents | d 1 cr who signed it, and ‘hiiiue-u-ed zor 2 rih Stonington. fair. | does nct conform to the requirements; Counee! beurne of New Britain is|of tae statute,” Mr. Searls sald injing caen of Ce nd Mrs, B. 1. Clark arguing and asking that thé demur-| town of Killinely, a Palmer has beén S?G 8- | rer be sustained. | ielson news this mornins. 3= at Norta Steningto: Attornoy lieere, represemting Miss| i Justin - Andrews of Hartford s |vrardell, t61d the court that his client! Mre. Ida M. Wallis of Plainfisld, cpending several days at his home |had entered into a contract with the| formerly of this city, was zranted a Jios téwn cf Killingly, through its schéolj livorce from Charles A. Wallls, alss and s, Fverétt Tillinghdst | commiltes, 16 teach during thé scheol| formerly of Putnam. Mrs. 5 | of Daniclsen were Visitors |yep: opening in September, 1918, téls| chargsd that her £ Schsel year.to bs for m period of 58| ker move than th Wéeks. Ske was to réceive $500, an| lie had ind advance of $200 6ver tiae sslary sheia Jonx time. recaived in the same pésition during| ried i Put: ! - Y ¥18- | the school vewr 1817-18, this amount| Sics her Nusba; iriends at Danielson. {te be pa ten payments of $80 ea: A21ls has suprorted hersel?, w ss Lucy Gray spent Sunday at her | s Wardell eontinued to teaeh unt eF son by a f t_Csmpbell's Mill On thé 1ith of that . Brown, of Plain- BT written notice| frs. Tlorencé Carpente. he town would | Davis and niece, weatuek, v ton's Sunda, rlcod and Mr. K uttended the in the Dan- e Schulf e A cigar to play acro: home for a at Lyme, |, 3 of Gales re sunday, at Seth N. the boards for int grity, mildness, and flav Mads for 34 vesrs by G. W. VAN SLYKE & HORTON, Albany, N. about 11 &'s” departure ry ill at his ng at New Londen. ry Dix i been staying ner's parents since his ¥ orwich will churech Sunda’ Breokiyn Savings Bank (Incorporated, A. D. 1872) 97 MAIN STREET, DANIELSON, CONN, and Afrs. Josenh Rileholts g ~olutives st Weonsecket, R. T. Knewiés of Pravis = 2 few Aays in tSwh. has rétirned feém | reseiving treatméant ntees a cure. son, & allowed ton. Afrs. - Attorney celer Plair e d tur; ing his ho han, a broth: 2 bea of Woed-| fied’ in_ner behall, as did ive treatment) Desaute! Mrs, Bibea summary release zed her raputetion| s nd prejudicedi po. or as a teacher, Mr.) Kecefe elal + Yaa TATEMENT MY 19410 MONTVILLE | "5 % 3 it wha not Slatmea| {J0ISh she ha (T e oty of ner sevios STATEMENT, JULY, 1919 ; ’ Jin Mius hehalf that ske pos- | 8 pag e e SRR Bl s e seane o 83,0983 Herbert L. Johnsen of | sess2d o 3 and her bedy < R 2,885,96 visited at jer, signea majorit Dr. Qesrgs V. Tone, a watrinarian,] DEPOSIls ... ..o i i iiiveiiidnae a.decree on the Zround of] ammond. The | #0100 committee or by . | died late- Thursday afternoon at ! ‘s; trip was made by automebils. mem¥eys of a sub-committee, as is re Stee 3 S5tifed Hhit sha bome Thompson, where he had S 2 all, i B ing {qulred b law. Sné d 8 £ augue W g, bedn's life long resident aud sines| Surplus afld Profils .. 'v. . voiis s nias ., B212.337.38 48 B X "éék @ge, suitained a js#ut Therself bafore d and psinful punetyred wound | b that time thére had hrigEe to Ve he would You can deposit here by mail. Accounts solicited. fore bepinning her sio Hipe ) M Jler's treatment Astornes C. L. Torfey wa counsal for Mrs. Mir : Puatnam Country club Isht arm when throtwn from | Kenfe saif. was examined & Alsrahis dusins s Towne was born in the house iu which dent, J. Arthur Atwood Vice President, Willam H. Burnham m #1to the sirest while turning | fund qualiied io teach and was : car that she fina he died, and was a son of Mareus S| Secretary and Trea ence A. Potter 3 with correr at Paimer’s mill. | térwards ved as a teacher s i . and Mary J. Towne. He atlend cine hours. © 4 a [ 2 03 o ¢ ougherty of Philadelphis was | (he town scics] committse. She t e e Ry o i1s e rinooise and | Banking hours, 9 to 4. Saturdays 9 to 2 and 6 to 'M:a; at the home 6f Mrs, | one £ull zc nd w R cat T since made her homis| cF ehtered Niehols' Academy at Dud- e —— e o it ~ e t mmend. zazed to fe: entered uvon her! r y T P et T 4 o g5 SR [ PR o ; T e oo Tibaes v hr’x‘j 4 TE~ Thames Coéal Co. are now ac-':erond rear of work as tea T r‘hugm:{-amfign:’i: Neferinar: Daniels ; fi t '\w, pres! “’nchd , Will Be in the Putnam |.9‘ : N - B . ordars for @aliverimg ceoal i | music in Séptémber. 1818. “sicer, Tieatenmn| Prt of ersity . of Thompson is| UP: e T Mase. 10 siibin et N Laving extended their dal “If, Tellow all of this. mo téach utenant |20l Guat Totr Ak T Putnam city officials have lnvits- O s R 3 av. 2 Goate issued te Miss: i T2 [ Fomeret and Had ‘contint ring secretary,| tgS,to atiend the Welcor > i5 spending the whek o Tucker of Somerville, | t was ihe fault of th Mitier was| ractice there. o oo | celebfation in Norwicis today. - _— Tlorence Ordway of |sehnol committee. Tt is true 8r [P e had ser e n corresponding| The final matehes of the gol Harriet Hlnwn,} nament at comm! are spénding thelr |theré was no formal p | s nd degres ur Blaisdell. hedt wwith Mrs. | are 3y, a writinz ARTIN T. BURNS |- JMaude ‘Blalsdel, Cathering |ctatin= 3 cd t6 teach,| On the ground of desertion, 2 di-| ho i Thomy s e B o Y . 2nd Tivelyn Hammond attend- fand we contend that this met the re-| 10FSC Was granted Adwiida Bibeaal all of the surfounding fowns ST (2 Sa | aay for Le Me., wnere she is t Funeral Director and |7/5r s hrynliagmen Tuesday | quirement of the statute.” Willimantte, forn Bl T i s e g i S il pbn, Wotd" it Bates college. i cvening, . o whers President E. F. Perry, M. D. of| Brookl awmmon, : A5 s b s At aneother rmoint in his argument| 1901. - & > . Woodsto: - Embalmer | MF, Keete said: “AllSs Wardell was| seyn Mayotto post, No. 31, Amer i v ool Sehool. ! o af ss to Lézion, sai o 1 wrolled & DANIELSON, CONN. | EAST KILLINGLY o B B b post already has had two Gear o | Mr. ‘Caldwell's article is this one: Telephene 34-12 A wine 5 wn scheol | our - §100 each. turough the po Hefier is prin i Har Alrs. William Harrington of Damiel- | Sub-committea of the town scheol our 1s we have long | 7 oy ttee, | H: Bigelow, : E : ¥ - o : B T elative {hela : - specia_ lcommun ouse committee, | H. B ’ ohn! has been clec ent of son visited her miether, Mrs. Thomas |committee. Tihe statute relative to|leld to the theory that cur principal| focard o tond o pr,u:-xdces- oh & home, | Sheidon. Mjs. FPred Ashton, Mr ok Menion Gk Xhe Troshoen ol A. F. WO05 Bates, who is ill, Irida¥. | reacher’s certificates is mandatory:, . v Jré. A. D. Savles visited her sister |ihat scheol committées shall issue|men 2nd women first—and good cloth “The Local s | in Putnam Tregnesday. them, not that teachers shall seck to|Second. Txperience has proved that iocal Undertaker Miss Nellic M. Chase has a pesition | zet ome after ther lhave qualified.|Contented operatives automatically ir BDANIELSON, CONN the Windham County National bank | rlaving been negligent in its duty in|Sure good cleth. It seemed to me ne- roduct sl . ppale 1 e T = hould be happy. prosperous| ‘Iz, perry also anmounced that the| ter Blliott, Fhompson: Mrs, Frederick | following, 211 members of Warn- | A. J s, Mrs. George M. Burroughs, er post, G. A. of thi have | Deistgan - Joee Maaak Rich = ey 's of | H. Corttix, North Grosvenordal elected as honerary .members o Résdiiiond Dani 5, Putr 5 18, VERSAILLES Parlera & Mechanic Street in Danielson. | this resnect, the town school commit- {CeSSary if iwe were to have contented | aiocny b s op T ican T~ | Heizhts; Mrs. George S. Bradley. | Thapes Gpat Coocare now: &0 = = Mrs. Walter Belding of Patnam call- [tes, now comes Liere and asks that by |Smployes that we should know what| 500, H- Fo Plerce, Johm Lepiere, Geoul 1n 500G (o Con PN ™ 57777 { E oRELE or s Soiverios odl Jin, Bisihises watins cd on Der sister. Mrs. A. D. Sayles, |reasen of its ow%n neglizenco and|Was necessary to make the employes | T ihorro Ghaigy & Sdaiae Jerome| Miss Clara Larned, Putnam. | having extended their deltrs ey, s Saturday. omission and failure to vromerly per-)contented. By o stmple process = of | Huchafan, Charlds S Mu ¢! | The presént membership - of tem.—ady. STARKWEATHER BLDG. Joseph Dumas was a Tisiter in Put- [form its work that Miss Wardell be|reasoning, the logical thing seemed to| LOrLCIOte. %, gt iy iy Lall of|, ardis 1186 | . T = g @ POCKET RICLIARDS | nam Monday. not yecogmized us a certified teacher”|be (6 ask what would comtribute to| Luiiam: Charles W. Grosyemor, Dom. | WAUREGAN TEBRBSDAYE LAD e D Several from here siténded the fair | ‘Miss Wardell did every réasonable!their contentment. e o e Manager Thomas McDermott, ‘of the | L 3 Bowling toa cport for gl P at_North Scltuate Wednesday. thing that any person could be éx-| There are many operatives in Mr.| SONNerses North Crosvenordale: © Putnam’ baseball team, i{d Triday| At the Waurcsan Congresational siven amgy etery Saturdar. Many farmers hére say they wen't|pected to do undes the circumstances, |Caldwell's mill here in Danlelson who | Lrcst Nnodstocks Goomge O Rebiing | afternoon that be is goinz to take a|church Serving Two Masters will e OU ARE INVITED. .| zet as'many posatees @s they Dlantéd, | was examined, qualified and accepted; | Will testif:. using® a homely but ex- | NOTtR AVoodstock; Georae O Tobbine | @ #iRO00 £ alamiond ariishs ito] Lhe subject of the sermon at the Sune FRANK BARBUER, Prop. owing to the erép rotiing. and Beeausé the board did not issue|Pressive old phrase, that Le practices| L2St ‘,wubtack: - etherell, of| great collection o T a day morning worship. Church ta certificate, as ulred of thém by |what he preachés. Many are the in. | E3st Weodstock; Thomas Clemens,| North Grosvenordale Sunday. after- |at Miss Dorothy Atwood w latr, it ne® seoks to wuse its own|Stancés that one may hear ef his| Pomfret Center. noon, whén his team will iime up!the Christian Iindeavor meeti omission as ground for evading re-|kindness and. personal generosity to. Webster team to play al6.0. Rev. William J'r3 Mrs. Herbert W. Bowen is the newly | acainst A sponsipility. 1If Aliss Wardell was not!ward opy-atites in his plant. opera- | elected president of the Woman's| benefit game. Johnson, a famous league| tor, will begin « series o possessed of the certificate, it wasjtives witi whom he has stopp. to| beard of the Day Kimball hospital; cr, whose home is in North cros.lml;rim, Progress Thursday threugh ne fault of her own.” {talk while basking a tour’ of inspec- Attorner Keefo zlso called attention| tion throusn the mill and from whom to the fact that the town school com- | he has learnad of family tragedies and mittee made ne éxception as to Miss Having decided to close our Norwich branch before October 1st—we are offering our complete stock of automobile accessories at cost. ——SOME BARGAINS—— 5 ASK TOR TRADING STAMPS ASK FOR —— A NEW LINE misfortusés that he has hastened, as Wardell in repérting, as recyircd by !secretly as possible, to relieve in his law, to the state compiroller that|own libéral manner. Ilis personal in- teachers in the tewn of Klilingly weré|teyest In such cases alwars has been duly qualified teachers, such rcport manifestly spontaneous, an indication being made under oath. of his quick sympathy for thoss bur- REAMS AND SOCKET WRENCHES JJ| .15 i 3a fhe. donam 50| S0, Tih 6 sifows and e ver overruled. Judgé Haines reserved de- | Fie sof 1ife, and is enc of his outstand- 'KEEN KUTTER & LT B To rént 18 a refined American gen-|mo, he is the persomification of en tleman, fupnishéd roem, with —steam &y, Mr, sidwell does not spend as héat and electric lights; centrally lo- Imuch time’ at the mills here as he cated. Part beard if desired. Privaté|formerly daid, but always keeps i3 Amerlean tamily. Raferences ex- very close touch with them. ' SHEARS guxic'“z;d @ld;‘etsa;‘ . C. Bulletin, Th; net cost of the tewn farm dur- I, GAAT ing the fiscal year &nding July 31, will T g AL P - s POCKET KNIVES Récently at th4 summer Home of|b& shown by the forthcoming town re- FOR FORDS T~ TR T y Lo 54 QUA.L SAWS, AXES, Heénry P. Davi @ member of the ports te be $3518.67, The gress cost K. W. Koints ; We havo two rebuilt 6 V- 80 Am N Fioats Only ... 3.3 ¢4 ¥ banking firm of P. Morgan and com- | of the farm was .680.40, the mét in- - our '.urysn& an ig 9 t 5 Ib. Cup Grease in Pails.. $1.98 . CHETS . ll| pany, Viee presidcnt Robert J. Cald- | come $3.811.23. The town farm is un- it Y at only $15. AND OTHER well of the Connéeticut mills com-|der the verr successful management R Guaranteed for 6 months, Wind 8hield Cleaners ..... $1.40 O TOOLS pany délivered an imsortant address|ef Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bussett, whe Con. Red N e along a liné that has n reéeceiving | have ziven emimént gatisfaction sincé Front Hubs n erns . . Pe much attentidm 6f late—Tnat of thethey took chargé. Preducts of thé Brake Shoes Zit Dry Wash 5.0 unity of interest of eapital and|farm prodnuced the pet revenus of oger laber in twerking éut the best resultsi|sssoo. g junder medern industrial e nditions. | * Tight frosts were reportéd Friday Mr. Caldwell reeently refuried from|morning, but no erop damage oecur- Hurepe, where, for sevéral months, as | red. : head of an industrial commission rep-| FRev. Henry J. Filbourn will preach resenting the United States soverm-|at gn afternoen service at the Ceop- ment, he investigated labor cénditions | -ragational church in Seuth Killingly and made an eshiustive study of the|Sunday, in tne interest of the Pil situatiop abroad. Memorial fund. Mr. Caldwell's investigations have| The Brooklyn War Reliéf assodia- 14d to his peing much in demand as @ |tion héld = final meéting Friday af- = spealiér and a Wfitef on the Present|ternoon at the home of the secretary, Situation, and a New York Miss Mabel Dyveér, in Frooklyn. paper ‘of recent ‘date deyoted a fea-| Herbert J. Barnétt and Clinten Pél- & * ture Balf page to an artlele im which|iatt have been spending a Tew days Bulletin Building 74 Franklin Street Don’t Fail_ to See Our Line of Pure Aluminum Ware 29 ge Dbt off Gn .Vales,QETS. Running Board Mats, Fibro, Rubber 2. ... Fan Belts and lgnition Partac Corning Lens, 503 ft, fog i ercing ....... $ Radiator Hose to fit all cars at-yery i P °‘I -‘M R A low prices. eng All-Metal Toel Boxes § Champ. X Plugs, Vz-inch THESE AND MANY OTHERS AT The National Battery Service 382 Main Street Margusrite Building. Head Gaskets' Fan Assémbiers Spindle Body Running Board Braces . Fan Belts ..... Mr. Caldiell discusses The New Gos-{on s vacation trin in Nova Seotid. pel of Industry and which hé attrib-; The selectinen. town clérk and reg- the prosress of America to the i will be in session teday (Sst- Near Preston Bridge : i ot rl mt ul (o; uu‘ purpese oy i i S voters an v €n the o e NOTE—Wae are not renewing any stock we scll out and therefore recommend prompt action. 1Ad i ‘egiater 8 1iste. . i o BT W 1 councils, s B the striking paragraphs in!made. % - & / FRD R SRR A