Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 5

GMAN I!CWM. CHARMS ~BIg NORWICH CHORUS Neiwioli . Music assoc ation, Thc Owls' vm e 3 wfiw quiet way so mueli | Mbnday evefilng at U 11y, held its Dereth- !‘.1)? attendance ol‘ several G ' gassline tank. a4 {oh Chubch § tMfi\_mmmmit:, house . I The committee hestnut street to 31 ‘feeital to The Norwich oomimen couinell. ¥as { right. to remoy n night 1day ev sélves Monde, it an bour late Monday night o begin- |pump fom. 11 i ing-an-organ S eboth b | nitis the xbnntasier and ing its Decetfiber meeting bitt trafis- | Chestnut street, Referred to. publicilic was invited. A lnrge and enthusi- |2Rd the ihdicatiohs afe that acted its business with dispateh wnen works committee with astlc audiense advantage of !m will be & deelded the session was finally bagun at 9 o Mrs. Cabrie A. klngs; xnfl others | oPDOFtinIty o a o 1 There, ufe ail clock. It adjourned at 9.45, ‘;;:tn.mned for a light on Maple street et #1, |alid several free featul tieent the Lester place lahe and the Sehior Alderman Joseph A. Gebrge AMEFi presided in the dbsence of Mayor J. J, 5 X m“‘ e, e S vmonv nuu omm m b l’fll‘h‘: Callus? “Gets-It” Will Peel It Off| Frtrmm o e~ Nothiag en Eerth Like Shuple “Gets- ht vehicl t 449 o'clock 1" tor Corns or Oulluges, ;hfil',"mu" Tamps a o9 I on R oot Which often ‘mak rma Brown ef Hartford was a visitor in town over Thankagiving. Miss Margaret Cénnell of Pratt street spent Thanksgiving in Colches- ter. % Mrs. Grace Slessor of Armstrong, Iowa, is the guést of hér uncle, A. A. Robinson of Hobart avenue. Walter Schiller of Norwich has re- turned from & recemt visit of a few days with Tend in Veluntben. © and watam arriviog Oufood- Wharf.—ady. | ian and handeaft i hotise occupied b; arles Stark. Res W] - s ‘ B. e IAl,imrthy of the Shore “a‘dfiy::'(entlr;. Asafon m ?x{‘x‘: Ee:mol‘)‘:i“h“lm is t'uhl!ir\ed to the | ferred to pzl‘lce é’ommw v‘r"l‘mm'x‘ru ‘w:;:r. g’;;g: Ay m“ o a4 b‘\::l:::fl“m has hu‘vested G b+ With Mnmm o bRt oUER a sevefe ¢old. Alderman | Joseph Uoopet petitioned foF t Pierre Bthfer and Céunellman R. C. Perry were 186 absent through mhec. corn, E to place a gasoline pump For the first day of the first month v Mis. Lioyd Bucks [ahd future, wers big ara s #ol Thatiies street. th The e, Cpealng. Mr..and Mrs. Frank J. Fields o TRelacred 16 ‘%flmé Norwich have been iting at tho|and Councilman Clarence Bir! Works. comfiitte 16 m of the winter season, Monday Was |home of Joseph F: J i Stoning- | was not able to attend. e 50 W e " s Rubberfieck Jo:..‘ th u =hmc ski, whe here fof the mnl nippy, but clear and »lenn.nL North Stonington residents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reed, have left for Flori- da where they are to spend the win- ter. Early lighting 'In stores and fac- tories is necessary, By tomorrow (Wednesday), the day's length will have shortened an even six hours. George M. Landers of Ocean Beach and New Britain has disposed .of his $1,000 Fqr Property Damayes: The sum of $400 Was. Voled t® be paid to Mitchelli Montessi ang am Montessi- for property dafages ‘West Thameg street through the lm‘ % m a'v&nlnt ’e’émfi? fr::; Jrovement af the stroet. The sum “zf ow 6Pk for the purpose. of was voted to John D. Dul oh tus smne Eacaus o fi“’:fimm Tz Eben Learned sent in a bill for §28 Py Snjepals for removing a tree blown over entd finished ® obih als house in 5 storm. He asked to | Besgerade Mel hahart b5 repaia for the expenditure. One of ton. Mrs. May Houston of North Main street is spending a few Wi with her sofi Harold F. Hmuton of New Haven. Mrs. Blziabeth G. Duuny and son. Edward, passed Thatiksgiving withh Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fleming of Meriden. Mrs, Dwight C. Stone and Beveriy Ussher of Stoningfon were guests of Outside of rotitiné business, the principal mattet brought up Was a res port presented by the city auditor, B R. von Hornig, on the amoiint of gas- oline used by the ecity departments which have automobile apparatus. This was furnished at the request of & special committee which was ap- pointed to look into the desirubility of putting in 4 municipal gasoline tank and pump for the use of all depart- ments Ih hoy- blcycle contest, and %“ - oty (trom th photty ), ular 2irl contest all nehelluv: are tied. . relatives in Norwich Town for the the councilimen: ralsed the, question | Leg OTERS TaCOD | iip, tin The report covered tse of olife al 4, e official contest. bulletin issued ‘sl;:fim‘r: who ot Saofivert. it into_a | hOlldaY- in 1917, 1918 and elévon onthe of | Whether Huntington place % a pube m de and st A sinon B\éh } Moniny shaws the folowin Juuree Bheatie. Miss Lillian Karcutt has resumed |19, showing the following total |lit thoroughtare and whether the ef eh !he Land fte, Arens | Queen of the B“’i}{l‘““%" st ? A her studies at the Norwich Art School | amounts for each department: had any Mability there. Another sai C. Buctin hatn, son 1,500, Aldea Mithaud, Taft) U “Get " and Dascn v with Conn | o AL0ICOentS e been received | afier an iliess oF oter & Week witn i dens ate| e thoueht it was o private way and Mmmmlo 3 e at the orkan. Lo, "Neilie, Saunders | ¥ ¢ of the marriage of Miss Enid Pendle- | the grip. Wotet Dapte e claim was to 06 71 from Thal Maseeres | DUndy nna - tof of New Yotk eity and Bdmund P. e ep! mittee. Spring Song, ' Chyrch 1.000, Lenf - 3 TAlking o misery, Is of the stmé sa | Hyge of Stonington, in New York, No-| s home: 1n thle cits stter apending | B Wosks Depry . U8 "8} " Aiqerman . V. Pendieto aks | Ronisios Bans Pih:!e:. ““’3‘:,“5";; Mary Leninan, Montville, 1,008, Gral- as it does the toughest corns. | vember 20, .y Thanksgiving Week with relatives Inf - Gahens a1 1158 - 3501 |°d if anyihinig Had been aone ihot Capriee Herolgu Honner | diné Holder, Trading Cove, 1,000, Lil- & a few drops of “Gets-It* on| p.uss Juneh cart will be withdrawn | Portland, Gag & Hlectrie Dept fepairs to Watsr gireet ail Bireet | Bongs uy dthl‘r Tanght Me, Dvanss |lian ?m!om Bnm you will be able to peel it | Brices luich car! withdra v a8 & 435 5oso| Commissioner James P. fFox am\remx & Bitokingham Oh! Yoy Honiely OWl— it fingers, In one complete |Ifoli Rose plade toniglit for painting:| Mrs. A. A. Robinson of Hobart ave-| Gallohs L4830 8885 BOBB G vepaire chat could be Aniexeetro m i culimant | 50 18 as you would a banana peel. | —ad¥, nue # in I\eva quey on ad;,v;;n; of Pl)(!;k‘lel Dep! o A 45| tiere hiad been attended to biit mt F g Dem‘;.uem t the South i « L e T | e 1oaa : s there eould be no permanent Fprove: Amnm mr o : plastefs, stieky tional Shmaen Txfi?r‘;fl;"evemng in |of Little Falls, In thtee yeats the fife depaFtient | ssnt unloss & neW pavement Woe Taid | Two Bhort Pler::,“"'m F}f:&:fla Joe Wolley §14; Thomas Dougherty " bandages, knives or | place of the mid-week service. the| Miss Mary Holland of Asylum street|has used altogether 3,310 = gallofis, |there. The mérchants of the sirdet ;. Allerretty 1?;:;1% T, Bo lougfi John O'Brien il or calluses. “Gets- | third in the series of church nights |has returned hiome after spending the|which includes 1,394 gallons used by |undefstood that, he eald, and had béen Allego Moderato | s I ional Lo B e | thlg will be held. Thanksgivihg’ hollday with her sis=|the chiel's car in two years and 533 | eonsuiting with hith and thefe wag a | Bcheérde. y Bg)swm(;icxe (‘unteut—denid B“hf; Work piay Yand| To Mrs Bdna C. Holdredge, wof |ter, Mrs. J. J. Quinn of Hattford. 'g:lsltoszax:s:ddl‘)w:)h;];l:ml;} ;_1}:1};“ $5¢ | movenient on fobt 16 get & Rew street | THe Andante-feam Schulest's benu- Fynen 1950, 16 fosse te of corne. Mystic, belongs the distinction of be-| Winton ~A. Rebingoh and Afthur y o . s there. rhvd Bymphony with ¢}only department which keeps its ree= 6 effects and h'la n > N fleld_after spending the holidays Wikl [0rds so that the amount of gasoline e, guaranteed, Blumenthal 1,000, Howard Kt er, costs but a ing the first woman to join Richard | Goodenough have returned to Spril Dantel J. Weiton 500, Braest The following department bills Wwere t Willlam Morgan post, American Le- reported and approved: ng meloily was pln g Manufaetured | Jion "ot that village. Mr. Robinson’s parents of Hobart aves|used by each car can be shown. Water dephrtment {(32) s4,55541| With leeenes pprectation and. aei. 'e,;’"fl"l‘,?""‘&,%’e‘antl’mw“m § and"recomimended as| At Maflboro, C. S, Chiistéhsen, who | nue- : The repoft was referred to the spe- | Cemetery depattment (13) i 4| foay. Tl boiknent irgedy of the |zoy L ik o 3 he wo corn remedy bY | closed the seasorf of oifer maling at| Miss Bigie J. Araham of Bosten | °i2] commitice. re department - (22) 5,979.23 | Berg elaticholiqie and Les as. "Ovgo .At the opening of the meeting, the public works com ed to Louis ignd Most Popular Girl=Bessle Bruckner 9, Dorothy Parsohs Mi Fill= burn 00. Miss Caulfieid 500, feifilfilscent of fairy tales and fascinat- ing With it whimsical rapld move-. {ment gave the or¥aniét & Ghance to nance department (39). Police Aepartment (8) his mill two weeks ago, has a record of 18,938 gallons this year. Last year spent the Thanksgiving recess at her home on Ok street and had ag her ee recotnmend- 100A41!._2,n Bessie Rosenberg rances O'Neill of New u Park Depariment (7) 208,75 The varion: booths were in hemx:nd? u'l:::ult 1:,ooaw e gugat Miss Exaticss 2 permission to install & Eusolitie DUMP | Gas and Blectric Dept, ( s 90.918.46 dg;mg;atags%par;.f:x? guality o fin- o1 vatiow boothe_ were s _is “Intensive Weel in the at 194 West Main _street, and to0 | puplic works dept. (3 . 18,018.94 emperament _which was Candy booths, Clarence DR SHA}[AN BV Bsthsign @5ithe Rgisco. t’\fls; Elslehmt?v:?nd Niles Of Al |Thomas J. Healy for a pumD on| In response to an inquiry from |pioit apnealihg. Bach's Prelude and | onn King: eontokt . pal Church—designed to mobilize all{ton, R. as just returned ho! Burnham sauare. Both were voted. after spending the Thanksgiving hol-! On petition of, D. J. Younz and-oth- idayg with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.|ers for an arc light on Spring Gar- E. B. Saunders of Penobscot Stréet: | gen avenue, the police commissioners Thanksgiving guests at the home|recommeénded o bug light for the lo- of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Richmond |cation, which was voted. of Preston-included Mr. and Mrs. Lyle| Assessments on real estate owners Fugte from A minof, abeunding in Nfll\t Iu\‘\hlh‘; wnmm;u ‘wnh dlhe '\Enpb {eal o af the prelude predominant, was n?knumw dons, 2 The alwavs Joery Thals. the 8 mance Sand %n\'n'('! Counicilman Cro Councilmah Jarmes J. Harringt of the police commissioners said they had received no complaint yabout congested eondi- tions on Franklin square. resources of that denomination in be- haif of religious reconstruction. Price’s inch cart wifl be withdrawn from Rose place tonight for painting. —adv. The newsy paper fourided by Jerome Frank Al len: nrize booths, Fred Bush and Ni !t s6n Petronit piilow pooth, John Wal blanket hooths, Watten Andrews kfl Joseph Woolley: novelty h\oth. ward Cooki dell baby hooth, Rush, Otto Carvigeattx tonk llehm »u the door and Miss Vinla Wals was th Physician and Surgeon ALICE BUILDING, 321 MAIN ST. Meditation from onk, and- the Rn- Hours—Sundays and Week Days: were three esne- QUAKER HILL CHILD f kil clally eharting numbers, s1ch one | g ber 97| Gray, Misses Matjorie, Anita, Jean-|for street sprinkling and olling in the me in- | anarge of the tieket ofce, - Traeph A. 510 A M, 2.4 and 78 P, M, || 1588 the Stoninston airror has peeq |ette and Warion| Gray of North|year 1819 were recommended by the KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE |tefnreled With artletic futellisence, | Genrge, Ashiev T. Boon, Willam . brating its 50th birthday, pardon- |Stonington. committee consisting of Joséph T. hton, 11 vparg af | Q0 kel oentrast to Midse oictir- | Balcom and Frapk O Smith ave the proud of its half century of suc-| Mr. and Mrs. Lafayetts K. Evans|Fanning and Shepard B. Palmer. The|3gc, {:{;flcl&:gfl’fznr‘lfl‘.}' fi‘i’"‘;‘g !:’!: Hetolqiie “”n‘“"s":hnm“mw:"“f“; gereral bazaar m{mmltleé. : as $4.047.54. The t was E‘:lm:“smm Lucretia and = Lorena :‘;‘;‘m‘:‘;sans‘; L+ e rebort Was | iaker Hill early Ménday evening by |SHEFfiE call ta arths, full of brilliant returned Sunday evening to EXPECT vhmr'r N sments laid. chards and finlv Imasineq : ] Gen by 1. ehmioon 5 their home on Boston avérue, Bridge-| The public works committee recom- |in autotmobile owned and dfiven - S p pione SUPERIOR COURT TODAY ~ ship, in st S1d shake conrse ¥5, th D00 e My of severai Gass with|mended permission to John F. Carter | M. Marsh of Long Mibe R e s el wiih ey oAt Y. | | e stparion” court, W0 btar ran ey e e yommiltee, Red | Rorwich relatives, To Ty fArain on his premises on Bos- | child was walking along the rond ‘hear | Guilmant's Aflegretto im B Minor 4 cdfve when he w=s hit by the fia- chine. which Was being @tiven from Providence to New York. Mr, Marsh claims he could not see the child nftil too late to etop. Dr. K. M. Miner, medical examiner, viewed the remains in this city waa Intel ‘Thanksglving week -hmn there were ho court day its session this (Tue with Judge Donald T. siding. Judge Wasner wags perhaps one of the most delight- ful nutbers, o miniature music dramn Which showed the organ's fine tone tquipment by frequent uses - of the melodious diapason stop. By the Brook, a lively rippling ac- well avenue, It was voted. Clerk William R. Frisbie read the réturn of notice to property ©ownets affected by proposeq straightening of the easterly line of North Main street from Highth to Eleventh streets and a Rev. Albany Smith, conducting evangelistic services in Norwiéh, has sold_the house he ofciipies at Noank to Mrs, Oweh Williams. Rev. Mr. Smith is for a time in the employ ot New Yok state. Dl:iwmk ) Mlfll aFner 4 u.nlsw! Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Eva C. Walsh of Mystic and Jesse H. Bennett of Gro- ton, which took place Oct. 17, at the rectory of St. Patricik’s chureh, in Typewriter Mystic. - 4 and stated that death was due to | companiment, the actual melody pl Monday afternooh from his home \-\ . 3 . & hedring was opened on it. . J. Isbis- | d 3 kil A o8t Wi bE LitchReld county in to The elevi of Chancell Rev.| Mr. and Mrs. Frank G, Aubrey and e N o actured skull. An ihqu W &1 entirely by the left hand, was give Y e R 1 b b ons o e s e shopeld | Hittle son_ Francis, of CIft streot,| {oF Fepresenting | the New Haven yciq Tuestay morning. Mt Mateh |with true appreciation of its whimsi- | Jand for the opehing o coust Tubss leaves the chancellorship of the Con-|Spent Thanksgiving at the hotie of was not held, but will be presefit at|cal natare. day mofning. tions (0" the change grovided there was i 3 's - songs The jufy on.the case of thy m.m v s 5 Jatholie diocese vacant.,| Mr. Aubrey’s patents, Mr. and: Mrs. g STt Srpota. | the inau Mrs. Buckingham's songs were a Give Satisfaction "B’\:'f‘fixl,-fi;, it ior o place by | Dlias A. Aubrey, of New Haven, form- | [io EXhense t -;n(-:(x‘mr Tf“",z‘,‘fi‘i:‘;'u‘zg‘w, Pleasing itterlude in the instrumental | S91E, rg’t‘;‘r‘l‘hv}n']"::;;hg'm"é , |appointment. e b ey S that there would be no expense to any | LOOT EAGLE BOATS mtisle. Het fovely sopratio voive was | 0F Groton, Ladies Auxlilary of The Y. M. C. A. | Postmaster John P. Murphy of No- dlet togap . (Tuesddyy _atiss property owiter but rather a benefit AT BUBMARINE BABE |lwérd to finest advantage in When the They Seli On wich has closed his home at Massa- Warner delivers his 3 % h . X Pt & ) 1| Bha Was White (Arens) and Dve- \ = theets this afternbon at & o'clock and the proposed changé was voted. | Report was made to the New Londor | LR SN ik DAL TRE thE Thelr Merits, | with Mrs, W. Tyler Browne, 27;|peag and is at the Auditoridm hotel| "M, B, Ring Auto Co. petitioned for | poilce-Monday of the theft on Saturs | F4ES "’,‘}"“““E" blalative Boigs My gy, “plien oghcnrms“ of _ Groton | " | Broadway.—adv. for the winter. His daughter has re- day nizht of several thousand doilars' | MOtHer Taught Me. Doth humbers be- | 4 o o haing struek ang run sver by The Peck library, Norwich Free|turied to Washingtén and his twi orth of government nhroverty from |iNE iven With Fichness of tohe and | FORRS PR AR BO 8 SHG S drben by % They DoR't | Academmy, Miss Helen Marshall, libra- | SONS have resumied thelr business en~] . mregsurer Stephen H. Reeves'| Pagle boats at the submafine basé at | Cleafest diction. Responding to un 1h-| 7, voritis fh Grotoh last AuRlist @ Fill. rlan, contlnues open every schooi day | SAECMeEnts. sumnary of receipts, May 18, 1919, to| Groton. Automatic pistols. chroliose: | JEtEnt clicoft, she Sang vers sweetly,| “pe evidence was all in @ nts from 8.80 4. m. 10 & p. m.; Saturdays| Mr. and Mri. Fred W, Smith of|'November 15, 1919, is as folows: ters, binoculars, torpedo fime watehies | The Night Tag & Thousand Iiyes, Her |y, hosn made when couft adjoured from 2 10 6 D. m.; Guring vacations| Norwich Town, who wers married {a| Castt oh hand and other articles are missing. organ accompanifents were plaved|, “rmuesday, Nov. 20 for the Thanks- 104 Main Street They Are T |4 oo 12 m. the spring and went to Califéfnia Un{ " May 15, 1910 . s1s08neaf It is belleved the theft was pere. | Wi N usinl, rafe taste ahd abilty giving recess. ; or Cuntal Whart Nationaily A Bradford, R. T, correspondent| Deif Wedding trip, Bave taken a|water works $21.520.54 trated bv men in the service or those | By Frederic ester. Advertised, bungalow near Ios Angeles and Mr. e Smith is £o ra time in the employ of a big vineyard cotpan: FUNERAL. William Coulter. Funeral services for Willlam Coul- ter of 143 Maplewood avenwe, Bridge- port, formerly of Norwich, Were hell Friday afternoon at twe o'clock at employed on the reservation. $100,000 GIFT FROM NEW LONDON CITIZENS A gift of $100,000 from citius#s of Cew London to ihe Pilgrit Memorial Fund was announced at a meet'ng of Congregationalists of Néw Haven Count at New Havén Monday he dondr's hame was ot glver. Girts The Muste Association considers {tselt, stagularly fortunate to have se- cufed for this ofgan recttal an artist of sleh exceptional qualities and.ac- quirertients as My, Federlein, who deeply Interesied and engrossea his audience by the stimulating perfection of his playing. Hig progfam selections frére esspntidlly representat\e of tie best in_music, giving heener pldasure writes that Mrs. Jphn Merriss, who {has been a vistior'in Norwich, also @ guest at the home of Judge and Mrs. C. C. Gfay in North Stenington, has returned to her howne. Trinity Methodist church, Norwich, Wwill be represented today (Tuesday), at the annual meeting of th Nor- wich Eastern District Woman's For- eign Missionary society, held at Moos- Dept. of Pubim Wor OBITUARY, Leuis R. Sowtlworth Louls R. Southworth: 62, 'u wal known New York newspaper man, died Sunday morning at his home, Armeld’s Inn Farm, South Woolstock, this statd aftre a lingering illness. 1 \ll}h worth began his news er fite Ngrwich Bulletin, was 1 “brmfih Bvei Otiing “and’ ling - ... Outside account New sewer A. Department of Cemeteries: Temporary loans ..125,000.00 Ordinary _receipts 1,349.32 Police Department— JEWETT BUSINESS SCHOOL ROOM 308 THAYER BUILDING NORWICH, CONN. Call For Mass Mesting. - ‘Netices are being sent out from the Oirls’ Community CeAter for the mass meeting afd exhibit to be held at tae CenteF rooms Wedhesday evening. very hember of khs club is ::‘Qflhd ity 2 v ap- |editer of The Bulietin from 1 te be pressnt and to bEihg hor parents up M. E. church, beginning at 10.40.|the Read Memorial =chapel, ~Rev.|$HV Court > 30130 B e Ty oy W B e Evenings ofameey” |and leaving here in '36 Went to wofk:|and friends ®ith ner ai the mnn' o Raiph H. White, pastor of the Wes: | Licenses - Simeon E. Baldwin and Henry preciative of the evening's offefings. e Tostmel Sttt s | DuFing tne evenine clabkes Will Claude A Milis, republican nominee | P Lo Gelichal ohuren, dondueted | G- & B. Devt. Warnam also were anfdunced This is the fifth public organ recital | on The Providence Jjo sta 8| Labeton in the varibus Foofs of the Iub for city clerk, IR Rockville election | ey T Finance Departmen which has been given under the aus- |later went to New York and for twéns @na- thers will be on exhibitien the: Monday, distinguished himeelf on the |1he services, There was a large at-| ., i 'fouge ... 50 W.C.T. U pices of the hasoclation, whose propa. | ty-five years was reporier of the Shib. | (hihe"slae by each elase. battlefield with the American expedi- }3’3222?5,“2 o T 5"‘“‘,“,{";{‘3; an, West Thames The Womans Christian Temperanes | £2nd8 it Is to interest the people of | ping news for the Newmenr‘l‘ct Wl‘a‘rl: o AN & tonary forces and was one of the|ge *getions from the BRTETPOL Brass . remmtiy monehiy et | Norwich In music, ahd _the ,pieasure | Hia last story was o sute . Qypty Smith Mestings. first boys from, that €1ty to go over- : - i Which théy as an orZanization enjoy.|and torpedoing of the Cunard llner : Sohs. Samuel Harrls 1odge of Odd Fellows ing Monday afternoon in Room 6 BIN| Wil 700008 Shecting will be held | Lousitonta in May, 1815: e was one of| 1o the evangelistic campaigh et The Tax Coilector's ofticers will be ‘,}“Eflfi"?%',‘l'\,“s‘c‘;‘..‘flfi“}fi l.;dlfe i hake ;};;tfi!t;":—‘: dhe MaRChy FOESNINE ICnEINAS <A known figurés along tie New | mectings mté‘nmmge‘i}ing:m;:‘ ri%@é Funem[ Direclor: open this evening until 8 o'clock for | monies at the grave in Mountain Grove E Bocts of the officers were raad and ae. | Slatér Hall Annex, | York v .;lerlfmn mand was tamiflarly mcmael B Ry the purpose of collecting the unpaid | cemetery, Miseellaneous. cepted and plans for the future wers - ““}"l‘”“ aw_tue “, Hoime 4t Houth | elghser fiyPr meetings féeth elindiient list wi made out and One Beli Alarm in Nevember. ~————— | matters are to come before the next WAS SOLDIER HERE ecting at 7:15 at thé Central vember. = e %l > resided. He was twiee Mareied. Hls prayer fl EW i : andEMbalme's :x‘::m-du “the l?w":firf:&sffi‘\f'! Aot uring the fon th of Novembet thera s $675,600.33 | mecting, the first Monday in JabUary. | gipan o, Beckett, 2, 6f Kensing- | first wife was Delia Avery, & ist churcn, and fhe H’s\“ y § was_but one bell alarm for tie month. R ton, Who was Feported rrefd Hariford Montlay _niglit to have eonfessed to the muf¥er on March 1, 1917 of Chasles A. Taft, a Hartford {axicab driver, s a Hiember of the New Britain of Oliver P, Avery of Latre iil: ef death he married Mrs. wu outh Wobdstock, who to Mr, SouthWetth Vermont papers noted that his par-{ ishioners and friends surprised Rev. P. M. Me¢Kenna, formerly of St. Pat- tick's chureh, Norwich, with a purse of $2,500, $160 for each of the twen- evb.nfleflstic meetihg dt T:30 ‘at m 322 Main Street Phone 228-2 The fire department inc telephone calls and two still alafms. The bell alarm eame in November 18, at 1 a. m. from Box 223 for a cellar fife on Main street, his wife’ m Fitis of survives him. ‘With referenceé City Tr to asurer Stephen H. Ree is & summary of disbursements from May 16, November 15, 1919 follows: Waorkmen's Gompensation. Lady Assistant The fellowing workmen's com Unespended riati isbursy . | eompany of the natibhal guard which 7 tion ag@feement betweeii the Shore {f;0ve ¥ears of ‘hie pasiorate at S, Dupt. of Bublis Warkie Appiopritions Disursemerts " Brlahotd | SOITY L ot NorWibh 1 ths Ram. “"’nkegm‘p;‘,i‘i A B e Sttuay Uo, Sophye: Bhich'S ‘ohlfen, Bavre. Jurer for U, 8. Court. Ordinary repairs and expenses $45,000.00 $24,4387% $20,561.28 | mer, fall and Winter of 1917 guarding c He was punetilioup and|aRd Chatlés H, Létfingwel, of 1 Bos<s s There was a spirited debate on the| s.ceqeor Albie S, Hale of Tiathrop| Outside work 5,000.00 26 " 3,326.74 | bridges and raffuads. k. None could téil iwhether|Well averue Norwich, has been &p- THAMES RIVER LINE. League of Nations in which Hamilton AL oD | Garbege and ashes 17,000.00 $713.00 | Beckeit went wild with a rifle one !} King 1h Jest Carneat | DROved by bommisgioner 3. % Steamer Cape Cod, Whitehall Trans- | Holt, & summer resident of Wood- | bos iy }"}“sm“ . Tt aurer Sewers A cateh basish 200,00 128300 | night hers in the &thte Armory on| tyi. menemiting was e The Sumair| Ohue; compensation at the rate portation. Co. leaves New York |stock, spoke on the affirmative,’and | orriie ey merony T | Matadin Fepaies 17,000.00 873051 | McKinley avenue, shooting right and T B “t",ok 30 for injuries on November 3 in 3 orwianeqdays and | Henry A. Wise on the negative side, | 1> o' W eanesday morning. DRBE And sprinilii 800000 T3e7e |left, byp fortunately Imjurlhg no- | of ¢ Soitors After The Skipper f0% el from car step. bruising hip Ang 5 p. m.: New London 8| Sunday night at -the Community = ¢ Parks and trees. 27.01 hndy P was sentenced to 65 day m | tymflggmems 7 aiey, belwedi Nor. | Fotum, Publio School 27, New York. INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY | Limbnicy insurance 220091 |the guard house but . escaped from | Tuch lEh % gwell died last Friday from' 110, Including war tax 2 The new Masonic Home at Walling-| Miss Henrietta Gallup has been the| Brick Paving repal 21381 t?‘%fewx 3::“2;25 ::;mbfmfl ‘Q\;"ch\;,\ typewriter write strictly _ origimal l;meaflm b‘\l.\xa:l’.“cn:;te‘“ his injuries ag F. V. KNOUSE, Agent. rgg‘g; Ao | §§m‘§§§if¥3,f’mnh’ guest of friends in New Haven. P Bexs B 108 | ay. THi8, When he was ar | copy—from tne purely méchanital Lo St ot B BEn 13. This home has been constructed by | gy beit Snooineoh of Storrs spent | il signs 200,00 | rested on the Erounds of a cireus thot | 4% e o the ol sehost The Gets Fox Bounty: § the Masonic lodges” in the state of| My wnd Mre Honry o Jonelorén'® | west Thames Sireet sewer . L 140000 Was showing here, He was thon| 4 ESMOGAR OF T O KRG BRG) o gericke 9 Dowanll -of Norwioh- 0 FANY Connecticut, and a large delegation| -, 2nd Mrs. Henry D. Johnson. West Thames Street improvement, wearifig the Uhifos of tHe Canadian| SPPOL 5 CORIEN R0 G L mown colieoted the 45 bounty on ‘f“" - | Wil be présent frem each of these|, f"“; Charles W. Prentice enter-| re-approprition P T T T $39.18 | military police and Was charged With | iminai gelf on all 6eeasions. Those when he brought the Nsad to D[AMONDS L o e AL P B LB o Bewns: beifg a deserter ffom the army. Hel THee o him for years as a telléw- | Clerk ©. 8. Holbrook's office Monday. Whart rats are so numerous in the| “5c 2t Fleasure Beach on ihe holiday,| AoV CAWINT | 900.00 ag0.0p | a8 taken trol the city by federalau-| T8 50000 "tell anecdotés of him | afternooh. Later Jamtor Joseph Miss Shirley Kaplah entert: s e o 900.90 | mopities. 4 : Fields disposed of the head ifi -t shore towns 'that much of the corn > S 5 i mmediately after His Fetid@ment: and WE ARE OFFERING A LADIES'|crop was ruined by them. At Lord's)humber of little friends at her home| DeBt. 8f Cemeteris R R ST | o Juring bis stay here, Beckstt hadiicst evidence as to what The Bkipper|usual way by easting it into the fire RING THAT IS VERY GOOD VALUE | Hill the huskers found the shocks so|°f Rockwell le‘m\m Friday afternoon. Fire D;Sartmem' : 50,000.00 25,985.87 24,309.13 gflgh\:‘e&?« ”t:\:; mem: ”fi;égex fl; ad for Ta that all 86 hfl'c"m pot of the city hall heating plant. ‘» " badly eaten in plices’ that it took si: Harwood Dolbeare has returned t Police Despartment— o uld have pleased hitn mighilly eould T P The diamond is a beauty, perfect| o make n bushel of ears, where those| Wesleyan after baseing Thanksgiving| Selaries 44,103.29 21,5006 | B8 Joar nad Beem hrmél wounded | {1208 heard them. Rainfall of 185 Inches. in color and cut, and set in high|undisturbed vielded nearly a bushel to|recess at his home on Warren streot,| Balaries, ad o i/ i e e RN Webster V. Gould. - ’!E. e rain meastrement of the storm Tiffany setting: the’ shock, Mr. and Mrs. Hnry ¥. Parker have days' leave of absence each menth.. 1,50000 | .t Getlons WeFe the results of his| Wel batet V. @ould, 6% by of of Baturday night and Bunda¥, Whici - dghabiba Expected_at the fnterchurch con-|been entertaining Miss Hael Cline and| General expene . Al | eings. NorPied 12 N }""‘“m,‘fl” Fa8 faken ot fhe waier oftish ws torones In New Haven this week from | Charles Sehoficld of Poughkeepsic, N.| Sireet lighting - an —— Mr. Gellld foF Some years Fesl N e THE WM. FRISWELL CO, |this county are: Rev. H. D. Rollason,| Y My Coiih s it " East Great Plai ., wab m,mm 5 5.5 PRARKLIN * |Hanover; Rev. Henty W. Hurlburt, | Miss Margaret Coughlin, a student| Health Department— - WEDBING, with the. G, B, He | AL & sonference of buildin ng trades i IN STREET %fi‘:%“fi'mx 8 mg:u;‘ Ex-Mayor|at Miss Whesloci's seliool, Boston, Gas and E"‘]‘““‘ 2 Rl 148404 Bell=Kinrey. leaves hig wite, & mrfi Bh ana ma %’:afi'}“'}n*‘ké‘:‘,“’irfl.n'&?# % icl ev, .| spent the week-ehd at her homi | Operating and general expenses... 200,487.43 and three sons, x Your Old Beveridge Lee and Alton T. Minor,| iown. B Ot o basals : s ,uf,f,‘;“r’,',{eo‘,ffi“ o a8 sallor at the | redetick Gould. b iy oo And ware tARSR o OfgaAiz & '“ Néw Losdon. Miss McGowan, = of Watertown , o| Intérest on mortgage bonds . 10,000.00 Belle. Kirney o 498 Main street were |41d G Perking way Wi sisier, Aftor- clatlon of ‘contragtors i the huliding SOFT AND STIFF HATS | The Norwich Loyal Temperance Le-|student at Connecticut Cbilege. was| Interest on $287.000 4 per eent. (l1l 5,740.00 Targied a0 b ook Noraay cvening | 7Y Perkins of this eity Ib o |tradss. Made o look as good a8 new at the | F10T, ha8 begun the season, with over | the guest during the brief holiday re-| Intercst on $46.000. 6 per cont - 1,080:00 ¥ Re . PueKiss 6f the Ceniral ’\'5‘;,‘;?“;"; et A . p— 5" -+ memb':r! Robert Montgomery pres-|cess of her college mate, Miss Irene| Interest.on $225,000, 5 per cent. ... 5 0 ga,p“!'. chxmm il 5. residence on |0 ‘ : BROADWAY SHOE SHINE AND |'dht TFor hearly 25 years Mrs. J.|Wholey, of Park street. Park Department— 3,083.72 nm 48 r{‘ bride Was attended by Mrs Howard L. Milk SHOE REPAIR SHOP o, T e e pariatanaRr of — ) Water Departmént— ner iilt‘g‘h Bathet. A6 ihe Stoom by o | rannie M WIfS of Howard 1 il , enile union, which meets g b 9 - wailof frisni e suBmarine base.| of Versailles, diei ofdal el L Svety Sewend Eridey atiatacon wt the |y S NEw London poctof the Amer-| Initest - i 1801875 | e newly marffgd CouDle AF¢ Lo realas | short Ninees Me. N8 MR A. G. THOMPSON, F. S, | American hantie : S i e . M’l“l‘“ e ot alt i byt | et ncar the phnemOt] i ""33""" . can fighting men at homé and Salariés and tax commission . 2,566.0/ he 's oustan. | She. was nin J i Bse abroad will BESIN b termemtbered po e 890555 | T * e prids is, & Bienogtanier and |32 VeaFs of 4ge. ng M Foot Specialist | the American Red Cross during the Milk inspector 185.01 {;&fii:‘:%g\te& l{fh:l: Retta D. and | husbahd and four mkfl uh FeR eoming Christmas holidays. Wlih Election expen: 1,000.00 il C(PR:TECTS:::URAFEHH) gm umvx"‘sl presetibed for us the Relg Interest, exclusive of Water and G 1 . Cummings’ reh Support. | Cross will gee to it that all doldiers & E. departments ... 28,000.0 13,824.6 14,175.40 Suite 7-8 Alice Building, 321 Main 8t.(and sailors eome in for a share of Leans prior to May 15th, 1910— g Sumply Way To Norwich, Conn. Phone 1366.4 | the holiday eelebration. Tefporary loan, 1918-1819 .... 5,000.00 5,000.00 3 Strollers in Mohegan park, thess Third installment Thames Street im- - ’ B Sk STty get o glimpse Sititin gt siment gentral chrect it R LD any ourth_ins ; =~ . LEGAL NOTICE Sidee are Bow i o 15 he Lok Drovement ... 5.200.00 5.200.00 T There 1s ohe sure Ut B A, RRith fests. thor ors Third installment G, & . Joan . 7,000.00 %,000,00 ot SkIB shap or roughen easl. | never failed to Bt NOTICE |2 dadeals 5 s o i B S i e S R ey ) B kil 8 g s o i e o . enta [t pemporary 1 500000 afabe0s 95,000.00 “c&’“'xi"x‘fl‘; ‘Z“c‘f‘t'fi 2nd Kesn | 208 Cueie Poue stk ot i: By order of ti - rou o 3 able Court of Probutc. for the Digtt| The Unitel’ States Gwil Service Contingent . 801247 82 th°aiid goft the Wihter lonk." Just| mon liquid arvon from 7 & 8¢ Norwich, I wiil sell the Interest of me-fifth We. ST mco e mereolized | (this is all you will ni ) 4B m st "art THe hen C. Parker, late of Norwieh, in| SomMission afnounces for December provement S s yond use | night when numw ; District, deceased, in the real’es- 23 an axm:;\fia:énn‘ forl mechanical en- Playgrouhds .. 500.00 ,»l; e y Wy i‘;‘w;‘m u would mgmnn m win that . - i . Te- :a,“;;d;"g"l;r;v;rnlery Eide of ot the giheer, . "rknv:ct:;rxgscc;:m‘x}:! Church street 2,193.83 €17 | move the coatin wuh sudey water. whh i, aaeca ol Witste. b 13,,“ o | R ol e ay aictes 14 the Truck .. 000,00 5 The - wax, fax- at %. o8t hm ot your Norwich. and being fally dene fa North Main Etreet concrets 14,589,00 141190 | tEib Al:co 02| dang nres o the “appijcation 10" sell on B16 in kald | CommMerce. at 33,000 to $3,600 a year, South street 15,52 A4y | OF Bl °“‘ cutl-| four mote Court’” Fot Partichiar dascris | will be filied from thik examination. - RARE oohomaa’ . ql (o SRR 5{. comas our. u?pn g tion. see said ?IHMIA Pancen, Fifst ingtallment Notth Main Street g '%fi single w dec2d Riminieinter. A Tiekle s m Reginning IR 4,000.00 4,000.00 a8 }y \ u!q g ot g'gg‘ 0} ?‘alhtu! cough, TRl e Ty e S 1°ymh»u‘ hs“ x‘vl THERE 1 o aavernwing metiom 1a | HAYSY HEALIXG HoREY “ttopn the ¥ $965,200.41 $500,:00. wosdiass a0, o Siguhen uge-looking | of T s Edstern Connectiout equal to The Buls {,‘::;:_{. GyAHng the thtoat. 830 pek 13 i M&:&;‘&u ", ‘aEed, ’fi,‘z’m’ Yo ) b v uddy, )] & , silky and “ letin for bustness restta, » 3 - ] ~ 8464290013 | hosnt nflufim:’ Sl | e humdrod times biteer.