Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 11, 1919, Page 7

DANIELSON Frederic A. Jacobs was elected pre: lden! or the Old People's Library asso- going to be very short this and Mrs. Henry Kelley haye re- r wedding trip, during | promptly at 11 , visited in Canada. and ) Irving Bullard, first vice 58 linn( dates in the glass a cougell, K grees this eveh. orth had the mem- Aid sociéty of the t her home on a meeting on Wed- all of the urging to |}, mail istmas | elp out during| 2 difficult season | »mpanies, there »onse from the lo- W. C. T. U. had this he held with Mr. also is a s or. lines, many money relatives overs n which a woman was |is t night by an Automo- | for 1 uted to the z from, the appo- g'a dlights achine woman, 1son mow at nsw/qomm ot of noarly 40 menster mator ged in freight ser- New Bed- nd ;mmhis Mat Taunto: making »!uhic' t. spcerhefl and Haddam. — Prige | his hand caurh was taken to four fi cobs and thelr ohildren bian to make their home in Newport, where mander Jacobs is to attend the 2 War college, He recently from overseas’ duty with the U. S. Ernest R, Warren, second | Finesweeping flect. vice president and Guftord H. Slark- weather, secretary-treasur Thm ds of lunuvma have mlnd they eqn. i £wo-! '.bll‘dfi of thé u‘e S dlineye s gh syrup at home» ut it lus -o eqml takes ev.’ Frank H. Bigeloy of Christ Memorial church, Pomfret, is to spenk . Seott is to equlp th\ Phoe- | at a get-together meeting in the ves- building, on Center street,|try veom of St. Alban's church this Il(h fire-escapes. IVIHIHIA Charles A. Simmons, who died at his| A home.in Goodvear, was employed fof | the publi utflil{ea commission's let- & number of years in Danielson. simple and clieap gives immed lle n ugnally awpmng an erdlnary cougl 24 hours or les. Get 2%, ounces of Pinex from # druggist, pour it into a pint botile nd add plain granulated sugar syrup te 1f you prefer, use been received here of ter relative to-conserving fuel. number of theatre parties of |letter orders and directs all 1 people were in Providence to attend the production |distributing electricity, 3 thejr patrons to refrain from the use on's supply of @hristmas |of electricity for the purpose of ight- ing signs and all out door decorative lighting, during the pendency of the . Chapin will have the | present 8oal crisls, fthe Mothers' club at her| Attention is also being called to the « meeting this (Thursday) | national fuel compari 1% the sate, senerating and | BUKS & i‘i‘xh‘.‘:-"nom eeps pexmfly. and 1t’s trulv astoy acts, ~penctrati passage of the t ens and raises the phl heals the membtanee, surely the gnnoying ih m dnad!duu’:hdnupmrutxrely ng hetter for bronchitis, spasmedic croup, hoarseness or hronchial Pinex is a special an trated compound pishing haw quickly i through every ~air ot .nd lun:i»hw administrator's orders and billiard rooms, bowling alleys and dgnes halls closing relative to pool The little uti |1zed trolley service be- tween Danielson and Providence may ome into miore general use by ielgon people on account of the of ftrains affording, New Haven system, Danlelson for that. city. trolley line aords the route to Providence it has never heen generally nopular with Danielson pror pla—tHis for various i between this place and the Rhode Is- d capital can be made niore than two hours a lower than by steam routes. There continues to bhe a a age in Danielson and o the town_of Kidingly. has permitted the of door. operatio demand for unel reity ticularly Indications a b of genmnc \ur"y ping. extract, known the world gver for its healing effect on ili¢ membranes. Aveig disapaintment by asking your avrices of Pinex” Wi full directions and don't sccept; anything Guarantecd to five abselute satis- faction. or money’ prompily nr\md Tke Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Tnd: — PUTNAM ¢ was an unusually at the meeting of the Dis- connections from ItAhough the creating a st led labor and there e new nurse, Mis arters of the nurse in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. the district nuree's remembrance local paop'e th with the Christmas nuauon. mesting of Woodsteck saciety wag held at the Woodstock on A fine address was given S 'm\mllu in_South loner of ‘agriculture in vice presiden h- ),n.un,n" 2% of th unditorh, 1. C, Bathe s o ! bisiness men stmas season throush of this class a able, but mueh of by careful observance Depariment—President, Mrs. president, Mys. second” vice president, . Mre. J. 8. Ma sleeve and M the weclk of | with Dr."C. C. t-iongr Frink ——r——————— Miss Harrlet Hibbard celebrate NIA 87th birthday her niece, Mrs, e oo b At the meeting o h; B | club Wednesday ev was given on the by a gentleman well informed on the A" luncheon wi men members of At the annual meeting -i Ansélm an Danielson was iy ecutive committee, -laws modeled on headquarters, it was voted that| closed, be hung in v home of the post in Ham- were adopted cike and coffee were charter, now Hipar 8 comm. by + meeting will be held there. A grnn! deal af mlerest was. shown it was found necessar of his Cton papers stating that CYR BUILDING DANIELSON A BOY’S CHRISTMAS Make it the best Christmas he’s ever had, make it so by giving him gifts he will like. Here’s a big Boys’ Depart- ment filled with useful articles for him, MACKINAWS—STORM SHOES , SWEATERS—BLOUSES UMBRELLAS—SHIRTS PAJAMAS—HOSIERY GLOVES—RUBBER BOOTS OVERCOATS—SUITS - SPORT COATS—SKATING CAPS THE Wright of Willimantic _on the N. Y., N, H. & H. railroad, run bétweeh Willimantic and ston, had been arrested on a charge alleged to have been receiveq as msh fares. tar \\11ghl lved in Putnam a number He rétently sold hig prop eriy on South Maln stréet, Jucob Rupert, praprieter of the Vie- ¢ theatre, returnied from Westerly, He was part owner of Princess theatre, Westerly, in_the Potter block, gutted by fire Friday morning. Tuesday night. Officer Neri Codere while in Putrum Atated that there have davelopments in the matter of quar- in the town of Thomp- weeks ag0 a dog from was killed in the town and it proved to have been suffering 5 STATIONERY SPEC]ALS opes and paper, anly 59¢. THE “GIFT” BOX box for only $1.00. BOOKS BOOKS FOR BOYS Boy Series, BOOKS FOR GIRLS Every Girls’ Library. for little ones. Paper and Linen. An innovation this yvear will be the presenting of the pantomime in Congregational church in Pu the same characte as from have plmrn\ml it in lum(n\ t, to confer the thi of candidates in the ot, occupied by Mr. and Mrs, Max Levine, from E. Whe The purple and geld of the National Woman's party has been displayed at some of the members' homes in this eity as ey are elateq at three mo ing the suffrage Several dogs have been under quarantine since as known to have been in the company of the mad Bo far nothing and it Is hoped by the townspeople that it will not be necessary to muz- zle their pets as was done last year. Probation Officer Peter A. Gardner the Conpecticut School has developed the quurlcrly meeting of the account of the mornifg train taken oft Mrs. W. J, Bartlett, woman probution officer, was unable to get to the meeting. Mr. Gardnr started the t before and stayed ever in Hart- . Davis, his daughter Miss Ha- zel ,md son Nany lefi Putnam Wed- where they will spenid the winter. On account of trains being takén off they anticipate the trip will ‘be lengthened by several days. The Miracle Play of the Na which has become’an annual tion that has brought (he nelghbor- ing town of Pomfzet into the limelight at Christmag time each year, will be presented thls year, December 21st at church, Pomfret. Congregational FAVE COLOR N CHEEKS Be Bette_xj Lo'lgm'l‘ake CHURCH COM PANY | . JEWETT CITY The Ladies’ society of the Congrega- tional church held a Christmus fair in the v ‘Wednesday and evening, under the direction of Mrs. Charles D. Wolfe. The vestry was gay with Chris red and white streamer c eries, arid hemlock boughs, and a huge Chirstmas stocki: pended in the folding doorway. Miss Gladys Jefters was in charge of the decorations and was assisted by the Misses Sadie, IDithel and Be Thempsen, Alice Blair, and Isabel Marshall. The Cafeteria lunch and | food sale counter was conducted by Mrs. B, A, Faust. Mrs. Edw. Gallup Mrs, Walter Marshall, Mrs. S. R. Wa ters and Miss F. H. P_Clement. The goodies on sale were displayed amid the faney decorations back of the countér, 'The menu included baked Dbeans, salad, escalloped potato, sand- wiches, pie. cake, coffee, tea and ice gream, The apron table was in chargé of Mrs. Norman Parkhurst and Mrs. Alex McNicol. At the White Elephant table Miss M. A. Burdick Miss §. K. Adams and Miss Helen Hull presided. Mrs. H. T. Jeffers was in clurge of the mystery bag: The candy table was cared for by Mrs. C. Wolf and Miss Mabel Wilco evéning a_fine programme v which had been arranged b D. Ballon and Mrs. Pa helle Parkhurst sang a Teonard played a pis L. G. Buckingham con prano solo and Mrs. T regding, Splendid were given by two N James Justin Moore a group of baritone solos, and David Geer giv- ing selections on _the violin.. The accompanists were Miss Annie Taft of Norwich, and Mrs. Leonard. The clos- ing number was a fascinating hoop drill, most_gracefully done by Misces Christiné Marshall, Ruth Ballon, Bl- len Faust and Etheile Pavkhurst. They were dressed in white, wearing colored sashes and ribbens to match the flow- er decked hoovs which they - carried. They were trained by Mrs. Parkhurst and Mrs. Ballon was the accompanist. This closed a very suecessful enter- tainment. This afternogn and evening. Enid Barrett, in Fus§ and Feathers, a Par- amount picture at the Ashland theéa- tra—gdy, - Funeral services for Péter J. Cooo- We Have Done Our Part to Make This the Bigge Town Is Our Beautiful Stock of Christmas Gifits C In- Holiday Goods. WHERE YOU COME IN Is in simply getting busy and making your Christnias selections from our wonderfully complete assortment of REALLY GIFTS at the fairést and most reasonable pricés. Yeu .thldns a8 you look through our holiday stock. It D‘Mfl‘tfim of POSSIBILITIES in gathering IN ONE STORE ‘nearly everythinig to make people happy at Christmas time, Plenty of the beit is here Chistmés Novelties, Meri waiting for your inspection. To find a suitable sélection is 4 to price it is a pleasure, to ‘possess it is a privilege. A visit to aur store is a GUARANTEE of Popular Presents at Populu Pmot. POCKET BOOKS and HAND BAGS Ladies’ Envelopes Pursés T:; New and The Best Line ever shown in town. White & Wyckoff and other well kaown ‘makes at prices from 25c, 50c, $1.00 up to $3 50 box. and Hand B up-to-date sty Envelope Purses 59c¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 up to Hand Bags, 69¢, $1.25. Velvet Bags, 59¢, $1.69 up to $7.50. Case, $1.860, A good box of “Chadwick Lawn.” 3 colors. in box, pink, blue agd buff, envel- FANCY GOODS French Ivory Novelties Picture Frames Hand Mitror Brush and Comb Crumb Tray and Scraper Hair Receivers Puff Boxes and Baby Sets and other Novelties at 59c, 75¢, $1.25 and $1.50 Fancy Comb and Brush Sets Manicure Sets Military Brush Sets Jewel Bexes Candle Sticks Work Baskets Fern Baskets Solid colors, envelopes and paper, gray, pink, blue, buff and white. A dandy Boy Scouts, Alger’s Cas- tlemon, Tom_ Slade, Auto Ethel Morton, Miss Pa? Series, Mrs. L. T. Meade, Picture and Story Books Talcum Powder | THE KEYSTONE USEFUL PRESENTS-- amrhwux. pmms—umommm PRESENTS and Best Christmas Ever and the Finest ntaining All 'I'ha. Is Brlght, Fresh, New md TOYLAND For Boys | For Girls Iron Toys Phnnoc Rapid F Doll’s Gins Furnittire Submarines Tea Sets D“m, ers | Iron Stoves Trnim Wash Sets wiiical | Flat Irons oys Aluminym Wnod Tays S‘_uu DOLLS Made in Amierica Dolls to suit all purses 10¢, 298¢, !01.82!: 79¢, 95¢ $1.39, $1.59, $1.89, $2.19, $2.39, $3.95, $5.95 up to $12.95. ’ GAMES FOR ALL Flinch, Rook, Roodles, Authors, India, Parthessi, Checker Boards, Games of War A. B. C. Spellers, Fos Educational Boards, Blocks, Pretty Village Puscles alinvitation to you here in connection of the year, and our word s “A SQUARE DF.AL" and a Memry omyfi;m; for Christmas. Handkerchiefs Men’s and Ladies’ Hand- kerchiefs in Xmas Boxes. 3 in box embroidered cor- ners at 29¢, 39¢, 50¢, 59, 75¢, $1.00. . 4 in box 58c. 3 in box, extra fine quality, $1.00 and $1.50. in hoxes and packages, 3 for 35¢—3 for 75¢. 3 in box 65¢. Single Handerker- chiefs, plain and fancy, 5¢, 10¢, 15¢, 25¢, 50c, Men’s single Hnndkenhleb, SUGGESTIONS FOR LADIES Silk and Georgette Waists Silk Camisoles Crepe de Chine Envelopes Handkerchiefs Silk Hos Purses and Box Stationery Boudoir Caps and Slippers ON TRUST COMPANY BUILDING STORE ™" WE CAN MEET YOUR WANTS Whatever your needs, come and lst us show you a variety of beautiful presents that will at ence appeal to you as We have genuine New Attractions for Christmas a knew it. Come and see the latest, Itis a privilege to show our beau- fl!filhfld-ygoodsmdmmud’hnmhymidcmgthu-mmn call and inspect our extensive lud \lp-to-dat: liu: uf Quality and Fair Prices are with a great variety of the Best H u'hySelec- of seasonable :reetin; to buyers of - to all. Best of boxes. $4.95. $12.95. and $3.95. fancy boxes. bags whose home was in | fternoon at_tl ant. \upcrln- “ain has bought the house|a e iveave room, und_ overscers of nd Cotton Co. Burial was in the The W. C.T. U. i meeting in Riotx to hold a public | Friday* evening -| surange limit but who are eligible to > will be music by local The board of school visitors met on It was decided h7 7 -»hmnl and to reopen the White school. cy has heen spending Soston with Dr. and n-\l‘l.xl days Lr(’dsnr&l', Mrs. COLUMBIA An open meeting of Columbia lodge, U. W., was Leld at the ledge room in Yeomans nall Monday evening, The meeting was to haye been a * “Brother Chérles Embree, extension work y Clarence Bis- rintendent of tli this_division, and 1 of Hartford, but off account of bad weather these gentlemen were umable However, five brathers from the lodge in Willimantic attended and helpett to give the some enthusiasm and impetus in @b- members and in dissem- ;| minating information i - INFLUENZA starts with a Cold Kill the Cold. At the first to be present. Standard cold m;uay for 30 years npxlt:s—brulu ¥ 3 cold activities and charitabla obligations ef the lodze to its members. In the ab- sence of the master workman, Rowlani L. Cobb, Brother Gieorge H. Cham presided. The first speaker introduced was Brethér Willlam A. Castello of Villimantic. an oid line insurapce agent for 21 vears .| been apoointe in thts Tocality. 1ie gave a very inter- esting and comprehensive statemén! af the insurance feature of the organixa tion as compaved with the larze old line 1ife insurance companles. He was follewed by Brothers Randall Burlison and Andrews, wio spoke very effectively on specific peints in faver of the organization. Several Veung men were present to whom the advan- tage of (he Insurance feature of the lodge was fully explained, alsa older men who have passed bevend the in- hecome associate members. The com- peny enfoyed peveka) games of carpet bowling and after an evening or co- ciability partedk of a substantial sup- per furnished by the lodge. The bene- factions of the lodgé are well known in town, as it has in the past assisted its aymént of dues, The present mem-« ership of the lodge is 25, tregsursr; Howard Rice, finnacier; Raymend Ti. Clarke, secretary NORTH LYMZE 7 The Sewing cirele met with Mrs. Strong Thursday afternoon with 15 present. A comfortable was taeked, veral aprons made and the Decem- rr mze!ing of the Mission circle was Exlvuv! Laplace is recovering from a seripus [lness covering slx weeks, hav- DANCING AT Yantic Fire Engine Hall Friday Night December 12th GQOD TIME For Young and Old, Old-Fashion aiid el s Meodern Dancing BILLINGS HALL FRIDAY, aamm 12th ing hud pneumonia and pléu: Gl one was a _week end |Mrs, Florence Beebe's in ployment for tho winter. J. L. Raymond and Mrs. Erwin attended the su d In New London last weex r, and Mrs, W. M. Sisson an =~TODAY— ELSIE FERGUSON e The Witness for the Defence A Mammoth 68-Part Phete Drama Beduty and Powe ational - Stage Suc members in cases-of illness, and in! The officers of the Jodge are Rowland | L. Cobb, master workman: Curtis A.| Holmes, féfeman; Clayton E. Huni.| From the Bens cess of the Same Name. AN ARTCRAFT SPECIAL —IN— The Valley of the Giants A 8-Part Ruggad Tale of the Red i thl Farfiqus Red Book OH YOU EAST LYNNE Rainbow Comedy, the guest of her went Sunday to | Sweet. he has found em- | rage conven: d Mrs. G. H. iants of the Today STRAND Toda PRISCILLA DEAN in PRETTY SMOOTH The Author of “Within the Law” Has Exceeded Himself in “Pretty Smigoth,” Written Especially For Priscilla Dean. —'—-—*-v—-—-w—mp——-———ni—h— THE KEYHOLE REPORTER 2,000 FEET OF FUN SCREEN SMILES ORCHESTRA - “Just the Thing.” and we want you to LADIES' WAISTS. Beautiful Waists in Xmas Japanese Silk Wajsts Maize, Flesh and Silk Wnim in Plaids Stripes, $4.95 and $59.":md Georgette Waists in Flesh, White, Gray, Navy, Taupe — $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95, $7.95, $8.95, up to| Voile Waists — $1.39, $1.69, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95 SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN Neckties at 50c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. Gloves at 69c, S $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 to $3.50 Suspenders, Armlets, ters, Handkerchiefs, Muf: flers, Slippers, - : Silk and Lisle Stockings in USEFUL GIFTS A Pair of Shoes, Shippers, Sweaters . Swulers, Towels, Blankets, Stocitings (wool, cotton or 1| silk), Pocket Books, Gloves, Flannelette Gowns, Under- wear, Toques and Scarfs, Danlelson Pos\ Strong at dinner Sunday to celebrate } rong’s 79th birthday Mrs. Henry Iox of K It is gnerally safe to judge a man's brain by the action of his tongue, Harry T. Morey In a Picturization ef Charles Klein's Famous Stage Success “The Gamblers” FOR THE FIRST TIME IN PICTURES David Belasco PY T PR e Assisted by the ‘Following Celle- WALLACE REID |{|Feéer, Hamitor revee, kstheon Neshit, Hilda Spong, Edward Mar- tindel, and Gladys Morris. R A STAR OVER NIGHT Harold L_loyd Comedy PRIZMA O P e