Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 6

. - s b . i _74; juniors, 92.2; {to the polies Station by Officer Frank ; B s R ; e , 183.3. | MoLean ayho witnessed part of the af- 5 ? . . +~= The Whitmore Store 2% - : : Fire which broKe out about 430 o' | {Air whils on his way 10 his home, A ok s Dard 2 804 MAIN STREET / g 3 2 cloek, Monday morning, sup Jy { The men were alioweg to go to their Moslof % e, 5 ‘by a defective chimney, total- |lomes after furnishing $50 bonds Vllflvlm w ’m a WILKISBNYIC, Saetty. 4 £ ' g : Iy destroved.the house owned by Winl- | Both men were badly beateri wp but Strand Theatre. . _— - - e e {iam L. heveland at Flanders, South|David showed the most signs of the —_— * Pl ] ? " Coventry, the loss of the building and W:fl o e : ANNOUN Your Attention, Please, to our| ... Bulletin, Willimantic Of-|nuts went up to 25 conts for a dogen |CCNtents amounting fo about $3,000.] Students from the Connacticut Ag: WITH XMAS PATStHrERCARBAIARERED AR LI R VRS AOVETRRTITEREL - =N ‘806 MAIN ST. A Ladies’ Arch Support Shoe. 43 " B L . R — make, Couldn’t Be Better. W. N. POTTER 2 Union St, " Holiday Stock of Novelties and| fice» 22 Church St. Telephons 105. Dolly B. Stanton’s WILLIMANTIC . " A mighty good Shoe.| Especially so to those, who need them. .Educator last and_ Willimantic of plain crullers, and 30 cents for Willimantic lodge, No. 11, meets at 140 Valley. street. Y ) Knights. of Columbus, San council, meets at 702 Main street. Royal Arcanum, Willimantic coun- cil, No. 723, meets at 702 Main street. Members of the Windham Bar as- association who attend sessions of the Windham county superior court in - Willimantic -will have the use of the greatly improved library accommoda- tions. - The work of moving the 2,000 Jose have been boosted to meet the price asked by the local. sellers of these articles. The loaves ‘of “hread which wil]l be sold under ‘the new scale of prices weigh one and oneé-half pounds, which is ‘the sanfe as the loaf of pre- war days that sold for a’dime. Only a few days ago the price of dough- to ‘lzurchnse another $1000 wotth of books at an early date. The shelves are placed along two sides of the room, while through the venter two tiers of book cases aer to b placed io hold volumes which are not a part of a series. The lighting system of the room is to be remedied to meet the flew use of whieh the room is to be put. A drop light wil] be placed over the table, and other drop lights will of & throat cold or painful cough. ;be pluced in the aisles. The coms HAYES HEALING HONEY stops ths|{mittee in charge of making the chang- |tickle by healing the throat. 85c perles in the libraby quarters was made oad up of Attorneys George E. Hinman, v judge of the suparior court, Same and Thomas J. Kelly, Michael Regan, 23, who was found about 2 ¢'clock *Synday morning in an intoxieated condition, in one of the doorways on Hailroad fore the police court Mond: ing to anvwer to charges of tlon. Regan claimed he was from Hartford and that he wa2s employ by the Celt factory imed he had never A Tiekie is the Bezianlag P Distinctive Jewelry been gne cheek. Hegan could not accoynt tor his appearance but stated that he drink before he had left Hapt- Tt is thought that the rian eame {to this.clty on tha tram that arriver about midnight and that some one had fixed him up in fine shape bofors he was found by Lieuténant MeArthur and Officer Leahy. the opinion that he had been punished enciigh and he was told to get back to work. : Notice has been posted at the lo- cal ¥. M. C. A, that Christmas day the association building will be open to the public during the following hours: Morning, 10 {o 12.80, afternoon, 3 until 6 o'clock. Firsty Class Private Chester Hall, of Open stock patterns of fin- e charge of the it Ch |cl S ,Hnitfd smtpsmArmy n';:‘uizli]nidheam Viyt m| e In everymuar ers in ‘this eity. e headquar- O, PO ters have been established in one of detail. Visit us and be cons| the hosement rooms at the local poat Designiod by Adtists and made by skilled Artisans of the Jew- elry trades. This is the line we carry. The variety is large and stock is at all times kept complete. Brass Goods and Electric Lamps, in beautiful designs and low prices. MM {paid for the wotk but that the balance There was i nee of $1,000 on the|ricultural College at - Storrs, left for Aftér getting out of the house Mr. Cleveland noticed that tlie kitchen was ablaze and net knowing that the guest had awakened, entered the house and called for him to leave the house. He did not recelve ahy reply and there- well patronized up to closing time, the crowds on the streets being far great- er than those seen on a Saturday night in normal times. Threads. burning stru 3 cal company | Mrs. Edward Fitch of Main street held ':fe me.f";’,fem?;'ec;‘&-, He]ppwazilfl in Hartford vigiting with friends. then secured from neighboring fami- | Miss Jessle Griffin returned to her lies but as nothing could be obtained | home, Monday after spending the with which to fight the fire, the build- | Wek-end with her parents in Hebron. ing was totally @estroyed~in about one | Walter Garizan is in Hartford vis- hour. ~ The burned building was a two | ting with relatives, story house and was generally known Mrs. Yiola Clark of Pomfret was as the Barber house. ¥ {2 local visitor Monday. 4 FPhil Moore of New Britain wa§ s Constable Elmer M, Young, lttnheg {local visitor over the week-end. the interest in the ploperty 4t 49| Raymond Jodoin of Baltie was in Chestnut street blonging to Dr. Ever- | town for the day Monday. ett Taylor, « local dentist, Menday B. McCabe of Pittsburgh, Pa., is afterndon for the sum of $500. Thxsl ng with relatives in this oity. was donie at the instigation of Harlow Mrs. P. Burant of Boeton, Mass., is M. Tracy and John Boucher, local | visiting at the home of Mrs. E. H. Em- carpenters, who claimed that in De- |ory, cember, 1017,fi!hey contn;:llleéis n;i:h r. | Taylor for the sum of o con- sttuct a garage og lk’nis px;oper!b. me); COLCHES!ER ciaim that this had bech done but that| ¢ .. % 5 thb Betsidint rofieed. to Al BMCM (oyats dnvarsity Ba bt eRar o ave cost about $25. The complaint}oinWo0d avenus for the Christmas re- 2lso alleges that the sum of $800 was Madeline Brown of Cromwell had ot been paid by the defendant |2Rd Miss Sylvia Brown of Hartford the day. The holiday traffic on the Branch railroad has hegun. Three cars were needed on the train to Middietown Saturday evening and were crowded. The evening train also was filled. Iarle Porter of New Haven was the H. Kellogg of New Britain was the first Tuesday of guest of friends in town Satur- Damages are elaimed. Moanday morning at St. Mary's school, the handsome luncheon set which had been on exhibition in the windows of a Unlon stréet store, was presented C. Lambert of Taftville. The presentation was made in the January, 1920. The court was .of | presence of Rev, J. J. Papillon, the Sisters, and pupils of the upper grades,! The progeeds were for the benafit of the convent chapel. The set was the work of the Histers of Charity of St. Mary’s convent. Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, pastor of St. Joseph's church, Pristol, well krown te many Imantic residente while curate of St. Joseph's church, this clty for several yvears. celebrated his twenty-iifth anniversary of his or ination to the priesthood, Su 3 with s#ervices at the rooms of the Knights of Columbus of Bristol. &ath- er Magnell, who is one of the editors guest over'Sunday of his parents, Con- ductor and Mrs. Marshall J. Porter. Miss Mary Condren who is attend- ing, college at Convent, N. J. is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs{ John Condren, on South Main. street, for the vacation. On account of the coid weather work on tearing down the old Episcopal nureh is progressing :wly. 'The {s'ding and roof ars nearly all eff and the rafters, gte, will be takew down ™ichs 1 8. Shea and John ¥. O'Col imell who are attending the Univ - {ty of Vermont-at Burlington, are at condueted the service and read a com- ‘DAVIS THEATRE. 2 house and $800 on the contents. Mr.|their homes Monday for over the hol- 1f you were posing as the widow ¢& p ;:ll:e::sdo: x::e gfigywhfiamuh::st;omm: and Mrs, Cleveland and a guest who |idays. The next session of thé cal- CHOlCl". SELE AT S iolah pited tn n_gmn L o © 7 Gift Articles. ‘Something for What Is Going On Tonight. for the new prices ciaim that they are|Weré in the house woke up about 430 | lege Will be on Jan. 5, 1930, ECTION taken in by his family and haa ratlen Company B, Third Regiment, C. S.|Justified in jacking up the figures be- S it Tl e house. ARG Ry DAl skw She opaging of J AMFS HARRIES 500 ik e Bas e ‘" 3 S 2 smoke, ree made thel e, local stores for ast days of > Ju i Everybody—Useful and Orna- S Aneleit DL s Ceiioh Tal stiedl | s OF fhe dovanaing o of b | e e B ety Ca | ook dooel stop rush, and they all were going along lavely, s2id “husband” rer tirned, neefectly whole and sound—: Well, just what would vou do? W don't “want 1o get persanal, but wonldn't it be a rather tickMsh situa- tion? That's the predicament that Gloria Grey found hersedf In in Wi 801 MAIN ST. WILLIMANTIC H, E. SAVAGE'S closed Bulletin Office everyc‘mflrnfl.r e Sunday at 430 o'clock for Wil In:flf‘: First car in morning to leave Willl- R ried to ¢ m, | Miss Alice Ottenhelmer of the high|mantic for N'?.; Ll by Proxy, the sixz-part _Paramount Olive Branch council, No. 10, R. & lor more volumes hass been done by ggton“: f,,‘:,e’; tb:';kh ‘i,‘gfi'},‘: E,,‘f‘ooghe school faculty is spénding the Christ- Tors 1,‘;:c11 o “cu,. h’:,‘:‘.'y'{‘ '}‘,3‘;‘.: featuro 2t the Davis tuday, starrin BUT TWO DAYS i Hated ssmnly, At Masonls [Atinraey Fiank H.-Wous, Who 18 lus ] setd Bianth BE Bt p e e | Slool iy 18 Sdading the Christ- Marguerite Clarke. Better see . this hall. assistant clerk of the court, and Ar-liny quiside he found ihat the friend |telatives in Hartforq and Rockville. n pleture nad judge for yburscif. OFF YOU CAN'T “Seventeen cents, please] Yes, | thUr Sweet, court messenger, and oc- {pag already made his escape from the| Mrs. Arthur Harper is visiting in PLANFIELD . The other feature on the program is ORD TO HESITATE |jpdam: the, cuke s twenty contal” |00, coieiel hOure o, bonks, s | ullting. My, Cloveland called tho | Hariford and Soringeld Wih M| 3. Comvoon, who e hoe, whi Spicodin Sia "o, eat plcure. 10 > y rearranged on the shel whie! + X ip | tives. T, o 3 " 8, AFF P e Brices prewallige in some | O Tl into. the wallk of tho RAW IE: B wee i et T e Al Catos of the Battie |he works n New Bedford, has been | William Fof proguctimn - snaces 1o BT BUY THAT PRESENT NOW, |2nd a cake. These prices will not be|brery but thors is still ~plenty 1t SFIbut as the nearest point trom which | Academny. 1s spending the Christmes| visiting at bis bome. m%u‘gh.'?heflmi‘;;gsgflmglnl e o bread- ace r u Yo es "as 5 te vacation wi er paren on St~ 2 T &S, AND BUY l'l' AT ' :°nr !‘:;‘o’rngfléfiu A AG“'fl ::":: ) ‘?":: the Intention of the Bar assoplation :g;pln;e'z:mm :;a;:og:;infit t:onvxr atl‘;: /nut street, farewell party was given Arthur into teélling and acting a tréeme: Bienvinue at the home of Mrs. Gau- thier, Friday evening. Those present were the Misses Julit Baker, Tracy, -Alice Bergefon, Mary Jernegan, Lydia Gileau, Corinne Gileaau, Ethel Lyon, Edna Barstow, Tone Barstow and Messers. Harry Cooper, Fred Cooper, George Inglis, Fred Lyon, Ellison Bar- stow, Wilfred Glicau, Benjamin Bur- dick, Arthur Bienvernue, (Games were blayed and refreshments were served. N. Chaput to daughter, Mrs. Sower- bretto were recent callers in Daniel- son. John Oats and family motored to Pawtucket recently in their new ma- chine, . Miss Blanche Parent,7of Danielson is a visitor at the home of Miss E. Bernard. . Harry Erwin Smith is visiting in Providence, > Miss M. Hemnton of New Bedford is visiting heér mother. Romelia Fournier of Rhode Island is visiting friends here. Rose Lavagin. C. P. Pelthier, have lie which almost wrecks her happiness but which, in the end, advance repofts show, works good to all concernéd. Dabbling in Society, a funny two-part comedy, completés the show. BREED THEATRE. ‘ An enthusiastic audiente yesterday viewed a showing of The Man Who Stayed at Home, the big Screen Class~ fes. Inc., adaptation of the intermas tionally successful stage play by Lech= mere Worrall and J. E. Harold Terry at the Breed theatre. The stagé ver- sion of the play enjoyed a run of four years in London and two seasons in New York where it proved a thrifley of the first magnitude. The play is a swittly moving stéry of the acivities and hardships of Christopher Brent, a young secret service operative whe bears the scorn of his friends and the coolnéss of the girl he loves to perform deeds of daring and danger that at last gain him such a signal victory. An all-star cast gives an ad- mirable interpretation of the hig are i " N o ssics, o tion. His face looked as thoughimhe’ cass is returnable before the|2'® at their home on Norwich avenue |been in Providence on business. 3‘3‘::“ Sta:vsr‘ursthlync w%x:l‘cdulca l?lrr‘mnerr:: . d h Yun into a cyclone, as he had | windhatn County supe court on|or, the hoildays. Miss Emma Bernier is visiting e Best O IC1 3 two highly colored eves, a King Baggot as Brent; Claire- Whitney as Molly Preston, his sweetheart; Lil- lie Leslie, Robert Whitney, A, J. Hew bert, Robert Paton Gibbs, Julia Cal- houn, Ida Darling and A. Lloyd Lack. The Man Who Stayed at Home will B the feature attraction again today and other pictures on the bill include the Pathe News and a Mack Sennat comedy entitled A. Janitor's Wife Temptation. MUSIC ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS CAROL PROGRAM A change of date iz noted for the next meeting of the Norwich Musie Association that will permit the pro- gramme to partake of a nature suit- abla to the Christmas season. - Monday cvening, December 29th, Christimas carois will be sung by @ local quartette of mixed voices. The remainder of the programme will consist of piano and vocal selee- friends in Fall River and New Bed- ford. SOUTH COVEN TRY Mrs. Beebe entertained the Ladies' Aid society Friday at_her home on Wall street. School ended Friday for two weeks' ohn Lee Brooks will speak on nce next Sunday in the Con- nal church. hurch had its Christmas day night. The annual church schoo! Christmas tree exercises will be held at the Congrezationatl Wednesany evening at 7.30 &'clock. There will be 4 short entértainment by members of the church school and a stereopticon lecture entitied Children of Far Away Lands. nesday night, Thursday evening she Young Peo- jtions to be given by young students o e SRR SRt Bebruaty 3, Tom, oF COUBmENS | il or the. iata, priban while pasior vacatiom, o o e BOIMAY | BCa R eiind Endearor |aome of whom are stulying at college ™ vinced. JustiE et & aeii, ut the Wethersfield Catholic church. Leon Bunyan of Wesieyan is at his| of the Congrezational church, the pro- {season. i Ei 5ET YOUR CHRISTMAS HAIRCUT The average attendance at Windham | The funoral of J. Gradt Edgarten |home on South Main strest for the hol- | ram consisting of a monolozue by | *“New members are ndmitted at any P = ) RA! Hich School for the school term just|was heid from the undertaking ropms |idavs. Mrs. F. J. Tracy, violin solos mecting of -the asssclation. P 2 and Elliott’ . . 3 jcompleted is higher than tha. of 1018\ \wag held from Undertaker Jay M|, 10 White of New London and . —_— — T = Bissman iott's [414 naving attended sessions this year|ghepnard's funeral parlors Mpnday | Walter White of New Haven were at|Trials of a H“:‘f‘fl-t 365 ot W ROCKVILLE ! S8 il icito 368 of last year. The average at- s el ; home over Sunday. Ihe Royal Orchestra club .ot Witlls Y . = FIRST-CLASS BARBERS Jeweler imantic afternoon at 130 o'clock. Rev. A. D. A e mantic kAvA @ dunce I town hatl Wed- | rev.'st. 7. Balientise of Hoe Valle = ltendance of the classes has been as|Carpenter of the First Baptist church| The' Golumbia Kid Curter ashory L O n v % 702 Main Street Corner R. R. Street ¢ 3 preached @ the 5. D. B, church here willi tie, C 1 i t the grave in Na ‘-‘:; rum};mgkdnn tule:me and islruah- Miss Alice Lattmer has aretumed Saturday, illimantie, Conn. mittal service at th ) in Na-led with ofders. €y are taking in 't visit in Hartford, o A ttign Hals eoraGtesy, Bouth Coventry: ¥ B 'n{home after a visit in Har Dalton Edwards, superintendent of Christmas THE NEW DE LAVAL SEPARATOR BEST INVESTMENT A COW OWNER CAN MAKE. Most { ) No Other Farm Accurate Mew hands as fast as they can get David Williams and 8amuel thes 1 liams, two Syrians, will appear he{m'e(lhv partition in thé canting shop, Judge Foss this (Tuesday) morning to|wh'ch they recently hought, to accom- answer to charges of breach of the |modate their increasing businéss and peace. The men who live on Jackson jare expectimg to build a large addi- street, started an argument about ®jtion to the factory in the 8pring, hav- o'clock Monday night, which resulted [ing purchased the lumber takea from in a flst fight and their being taken |the old Episcopal church. Wil They have had to take out Centerville mél was severely injured in the mjil Thursday, being struck in the eve by a belt whieh broke. Mrs. Charles Irish of Providence was ;thuent Saturday. of- Mrs. Paul B. rish. Mrs. B. L. Weodmansee of Provi- dence called on Miss Lena Saunders Sunday. Ty Mr. _and Mrs. Redrs Edwards of New York have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erlo Batber. Torrington.—In compiling records for history .of the Torrington police dé- partment, to be printed in the souvenir booklet to be issued in connection with the annual ball next Februery, Serat. John ¥, Ryan found that in the vear 1789 there were only two violations of the law. 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She knows how incom- By all FOR l;l_!s lesmAs‘ve oy { Funeral Director & Embalmer | That the Whole Family Will Enjoy. plete her home is without music, and she particularly Y ldu“fl?f give oy M“’m‘““;';‘ “..ll “l'h foé himm Retae’ Vuam WI BB T, WILCHRNTIC knows how incomplete Christmas is without music. enough cloth for a e T ; Lady Assistant Tel, connéetion A PHONOGRAPH { PthEeR excitement Of']'t[‘;‘(l;';h?sy.i:: PW‘B;(’. e CALE SHIR’ s g , an exce Killourey Bros But before you decide on one, come in and hear this YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO JOIN ‘tional quality, yard ......... s bs , p- 3% i . y g wonderful AEOLIAN VOCALION OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB MADRAS, 36linch wide, very desirable patterns, yard 65¢ i FuNERAgLug‘n\tice-r:lns AND - ; PONGEE, something very nics, yard ............. 69¢ P 36 Unien 8t Willimantic, Conn. THE J C LINCOLN CO : and with a small initial payment we will deliver the ma- WOYE'N RAS, thle!;;' ;re e:t:lrpm, yard....... 62: P Phone 20 (Lady Awistant) °. Vs . chine of your choice for Christmas, but do not wait until ||| MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, each ................ 1t $ ; ’ i (By the way, these Shirtings make 2 verv nice Shirtwaist. i Dr.F.C. Jackson st SR s o | for yoursel). : . DENTIS e R ] R e e | aaOne 1 AND el o ‘ " Remeved P 715 Main SQ‘-IV'Iillimanfi'l ,TfL 705\.3 L THE H. C.. MURRAY Co. Main Sireet Oppasite Church. Willimantic, Conn.- § Wows A am SA 2am, Fhone 44 |- 1 - - = 3 |