Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 7

< LI COMING W) ITHEY N 00 Keep “? BRICCS Name (xUARRNlH'. '\"\AO"T“L. IF YOU FEEL A C s» BRIGGS® = COUGH DROPS - TROUBLE AT ORCE AND SOOTHE THE MEMBRANE OF YOUR THROAT * ‘CABRICGGS CO. CAMBRIDGE. MASS. R QT (U T —— OLD ‘ON = TAKE STOP THE aBox handy SR chil- short time. P 1. At 8t. James' church Monday morn- site lormets e {ing, Miss Pauline Viens and Wilfred Mrs \r:*hic Ll -)‘m'v wistiins ' hert Maynard were united in marriage by mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, of ‘West | Fr Hev b Juciuat, S chsstathess of Hartford. is visiting relatives in| 0° bride SHIpL e by Mre. s Kahn entertained her Y. e £ brother, James Sherman, and his| Agnes Lamb of Mansfield is spend-| Roman Catholic residents in the Dorls of Martford over e |ing the vacation with her mother, Mrs.| town of Ashford were made happy s e “Rh ’{n\;llz;lr'{\h-_ Sl through the opportunity to attend a visiting relatives| - Rose Starr {3 snending the holidays| mass Christmas day, when Rev. M. I, t Manning and| The following program ! churchy here. matle & teip o WZ,:',’:’:,B_ family of W and Mr. Mrs. | wag given by the child: «of the and offered the Holy Sacrifice in Ray Manr i on| Cooley Hill school Friday, the 19th: DAt L TRE Seina sein el Mr. and | Sons, Hurrah, for the Model Republic: i A G A ations, OHYr Grastiia. Sarah and | o oincy o0e Over 30 -miles for » Rubins and -Ruth and Mildred | Father Ginet that he might bring the da Wedver, . and Mre, Smith Chris M, Ernest sth enent mith's Geey parents, of Ledyard. e o kit sl . Nathaniel Manning: Grapd- mdost immediately upon heing releas- and Mr. and Mrs, Arthyr Smith | 2 A A R 5 AT ) nd family apent Chrisimas with Mr, b Ay it e Mrs. Archange Lahaie, 25, wife of . 1L W, Gallyp of N ich, _)';(‘" “4h”<m::5 Fred Lazhale, of Dan'elson, is dead at arence Smith of ‘ i B e SUmas. | the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N . uesdny Wit me. \‘,‘f,‘,’»»‘y;:;,m"!!{f'»:'r?écm’ljfoni. jkg\’, Fugene Durocher, in Putnam. Mrs. end Mre. William Smith s Terostaas 157 Bay-| Lahaie had been in podr health fer ¥ mond Wheeler: The Night Before|, . of ity college.f Aytictmas Tmmet Tamb and Roger| & JUmber of vears. She has been a i= spending two weeks at or: | gong Christmas: dialonne |resident of Danielson, but has been of his parents, Rev. and Chriemas: e Tt 1s Comue: 'staying with her parents since the rectiation. Jear Dot Cheiciman i’ |-condition of her health became pre- :uz\ Ward enter-| Tl MAGTIIELL Attan ke _in: carious. Mr. Lah: is well known tained Chrix ¥ Mr and Mes| Sonia” Claus disteipuited | giits ond | the grocery trade in Danielson. Helen White s datuehter T l\:mwl:: to the ¢} The f?“;qucnt visitationz of revenue Gettle Ward of 3 2 et e e g men to ti i Mias Nettis Ward of Fantic. | SOCIALISTS MEET IN STUDIO ? ; Mr. and 8. Charles thelr daughter b e OF ROSE PASTOR STOKES spent Christm € former s South Covent today behind Paul Ward {doors in the studio of Rose Pastor| spending the York. | Stokes.. It was announced that k r Mabel | those participating in- the . discussion visiting his moth Miss Faith Sout! gpent Ch day W Mrs. Theodore Cranda Mrs. Geor; Wingd] Mr, ent three ds and = rlen Crandall andt and Welcome, H Frances Tam Wheeler i and Roxe Rubin: avorite, Anni Lamb May Arnold Manning: ? Mather F Harding: Life's Tre: I Want, ) Edna Laml ations, What Ghost, Mildred Mannin Wanted opened the “a de T of whom came from Vassar.” w > .general subject, and the Labor and Soc ments.’t am st avs | discussion. in. American University.™ e SHEZOIN S o, Shes iy Net Contents 15 Fiuid Drachnyg oo | Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria ~For Over Thirty Years ion of thirty out of town ents, some There was o reception tonight for the visiting delegates at which there a dozen five minute addresses on “The Collegian The chief topic to be.con- sidered tomorrow will be “Freedom of DANIELSON - Warden Damase E s left Monm- .| day on ?bullfim tr?:‘w;lm to Visiting a woodlot which he owng in | ceate: 2 part of the town of Brooklyn, Walter E. Shippee found a half-starved hound making his-home in an' old doghouse, which a chepper built near a shack on the property, some years ago. i Killingly's schools reopened Mon- { day morning for the winter term. ~ Elmer Gallup of Roxbusy is visiting with® his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joha W. Gallup. The church sehool Chirstmas tree and entertainment was held Monday oyening at St.” Alban’s church. / 4 L. A. Bradford and a party of friends | motored to -Providence Monday on a . | business trip. Thefmembership of Rose of Lima cou K. of C, with the new class of 2§ members, is just under 200, which mark will' be reached within a few days. e “The great French-Canadian drama, “The Call of the Woods"—a wonder- ful Hudson Bay playj—a big story of the barter of a girl's soul, full of red blood and men, the Lorne Elwn Stock Company, Orpheum theatre, tonight.— adv. With the temperature only a few degrees above zero Monday morning, and freezing weather throughout the day, chances for a quick harvesting of ; jce at Quinebaug lake improved, and it may be possible to start cutting this week. Printed forms have here in which a'. request is made of voters to .sign their names as befng opposed to any per- son who.is to be a candidate for 2 political office and who is in faver of prohibition, the signers pledging themselves td vate against such ean- didates. These forms, to be distrib- uted later among the voters, are the same as have been sent to many place- es in New England, it is stated. Members of the Bohemian club have received notice of a gathering at which a lunch is to be served in connection ith the annual meeting of the organ- been received thstanding the rigorous weath- er, a big track force continues to be jengaged, with a work train, in ex- tending the siding arrangements of the New. Haven road here, and the tee work will be completed with a mesgsage and spirit of Christmas to Catholies of many nationalities, who are residents in fhat isolated section of Windham county. A threatrical company that arrived here Monday morning from Williman- ic reported the loss in that citv of a fine Airedale, which had been let out for a morning run und disappeared ai- b, is caused even ales forces to be dispensing a bit safer than s that are such a death r throughout This doesn’'t mean that ales have heen stonped or even slackened; it means that the peo- ple who are selling it are afraid of the revenue men and are ploving mare ishndv methods of handiing the stuff, Polish residents of Danielson have lost relatives in Chicopee as the result of the deaths that have occurred there as the result of drinking wood alcohal. One of the men who died at that place formerly was emnloved here in the miil of the Danielson Cotton com- panv—one John Supryma. Skaters are having their inninzs in Danielson and vieinity. On most fa- ‘vn te places for enjoving this popular ginzer f more careful uid that is only winter sport the ice is rouzh, but the skaters fre maki first real opnAttun: eniny themselves, Special massee will be said at St. James' church Thureday morning in observance of the feast of the Cir- cumcision, The Westfiald Guards have a meet- ing scheduled for evening. The Nutmegs of Hartford, one of the fastest teams in Conneteicut. is the attraction that Managzer W. H. Keach of the Connecticua Mills hasketball team has offered the fans for the com~ ing holiday. the Dest of their of the winter to SOUTH COVENTRY 13kl‘/h':“amj Mrs. F] L. Htuchinson left onday for their winter Winter Haven, Fla. hmed Miss Ella Nve and Frangis Perkins were married Thursday. afYrnoon at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nye. Rev. Mr. Beebe performed the ceremony. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Higgins spent Christmas with the latter's brother In Northampton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Hoxie of Lowell, Mass, Dr. and Mrs. L. I. Mason' of Willimantic, Mr. and Mrs. N. Searle Light and children of Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. John I. Hull and daugh- ter of Schenectady, N. Y, spent Christmas at F. E. Hull's. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wood and sen Stanley spent Christmas with Mrs, Wood's parents {n Suffield. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foster and son of Willimantic spent Christmas at the home of 8. A. Hull. Charles Brewer of .East Hartford was a holiday guekt at the home of W. C. Latimer. Miss Helen Wood of Hartford spent Christmas at her home. The church night at the.Congrega- tional ¢hurch Thursday, Jan. 1, ‘will take the form of a stereopticon lec ture, the third in the serles on Pilgrim Fathers, NEW YORK TO SPEND $25,000,000 FOR SCHOOLHOUSES New York, Dec. 29.—Plans for fifty new schoolhouses here costing §25,000,~ 000 and seating® 62,455 pupils were an nounced today by City Comtroller Craig. Inaddition to 28 buildings costing $10,000,000 which are in course of con- struction or for whichbids have been approved the board of estimate will provide this week for 24 others by appropriating $15,000,000 according to Mr. Craig. . NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 191 | for Storrs college N { i, 9t e @ S b4 AL Ran O /This home-made Temeds is & won- der for quick resuits. Easlly . end: cheaply madé, - R ere is & home-made syrup which mil- liofis uf‘veople have found to be the most dependable means of breaking up stubborn coughs. 1t is cheap and simple, but very prompt-in-detion. Under its healing,” soothing influence, chest sore- ness goes, phlagi -loosens, breathingy bes comes easier, tieklimg in throat atops and you get a good night’s restiul slecp. The | usual throat and chest colds are con- quered by it in 24 hours or less, betier for bronchitis, hoarseness, eroun, | throat tickle, bronchizl asthma or wins ter coughs. . To make this splendid cough syrup, pour 2% dunces ‘of “Pinex into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain | granulated sugar syrup and shake thor- | - I i Mr, and Mrs, Hyde Smith are spend- Ing a few days with relatives in Wor- 3 5 . Btate Treasurer (3. Harold Gilpatric is in Hartford today (Tuesday) on a business trip, Henry N. Benojt, of the post office department at ashington and a student at Georgetown university, ie at His heme here this week. The annual report of 8t. Mary’s par ish which is being prepared will show that 1919 wag the most prosperous year in the history of the parish. It was stated hers Monday that machinery in a local mill that may be sold to tireduck interests, will, if the deal is consummated, be taker®out and | oughly. 1f you prefer, use clarified sent to Japan. In case the mill is sold | molasses, honey, or corn syrup, i ad it will be equipped with new machin- | of sugar syrup. the , you geb | ery. Mrs. Fred Lahai, 28, of Danielson, is dead here at the home of her par- ents, Mr. afd Mrs. Eugene Durocher. There are to be special masses at St. Mary’s- church New Year's morn- ing in observance of the feast of the Cireumeision. o Tommy Levine, whe makes annual visits to Putnam with tabloid mu- sica] shows, played to good business at the Bradley theatre at Monday's shows. Mr. Levine’s offering this sur- passes that of any he has previously brought to Putpam. The new ielephone directories that have been distributed here show an- other increase in the number of sub- scribers in the Putnam division, which Includes all Windham county towns In th's section. ‘Thursday, New Year's day, will be a holiday in Putnam, with the manufac- tyring vlants and the majority of the stores closed for the day. Commercial banking business Putnam reached a new high record | volume during 1919, it was stated here on Monda®, this being a reflection of the extraordinary prosperity of Put- nam and the surrounding towns dur- Ing the last twelve months. The public schools throughout the town of Putnam reonened on Monday morning for the winter term. but the students will get another holiday pe- riod with the coming of the first of the year. i a full pint—a fa supply—ci much better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for three times the money. Keeps petfpetly and children love its | pleasant taste. - Pinéx is a special and highly concen- trated compound of ‘genuine Norway pine extract, known the world over for its prompt healing effect upon the mem- branes. 5 5 To avoid disappointment " as druggist for “21% ounces of Pinex’ full directions, and don’t accept any. thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly re- fug‘ded. The Pizex Co, Ft. WWayze, In, LOUIS E. KENNEDY DANIELSON Undertaker and Embalmer Roecial Atte~tion to Every Delail in Bowling t..» glien away aver, Saturday. INVITED. Prop. the Willimantic Normal spending the Christmas of JESTER COMEDY Matinee 20c i=smtied | B REED) THEATRE TODA\Y The Big Outstanding Hit of the Year. “When Bearcat Ry Moaurice Tourner “THE LIFE LINE” # A 6 Part Master Picture Found. ed on the World Famous Melo- drama of the Sea, “Ths Romany —The Last Word In Thrills DOROTHY GISH In the 5 Part Comedy Drama “Turning the Tables” A Smile, A Laugh- and Some More—Too Gond to Miss FATTY ARBUCKLE In His Very Latest Fun Film “THE HAYSEED” You Know Fatty So You Know NEW SHOW TOMORROW VAUDEVILLE AND MOTION PICTURES , MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY , WORTH WAYTING FOUR—Singing, Talking, Dancing JOE MARTINIltalian Comedian . , BERZAC'S COMEDY CIRCUS—An Unusual Novelty " MITCHELL LEWIS Starring In “FO : A Six Part Super Production o 2 GAUMONT WEEKLY Evenings 25¢-35¢ 3 BIG FEATURES OL’S GOLD” Telephone 1557 Presents Neville “A TUG A Mack What to Expect Bogue of L N Judge M. H, Geissler, of the Putnam Building and JLoan association, which has been very successful since its er- ganization, said Monday that be al- ready has received anplications for 85 shares of the ninth series that it is expected that the association will au- thorize issued with *he coming of the new vear,. A meeling of the organ-| {zation js scheduled for today. 1 Tomorrow will be the last day for driving automobilgs. under 1913 regis- tration plates, althqugh, in the past, in |3 in cases where apolications have been | filed for new registrations and the| vlates have not been forwarded by | the state automob’le department some | leeway has been allowed Ly officials| in treating with drivers whuse cars show the old numbers. Many observers have not fafled to note that the 'bus lines that have been operating between Putpam and sur- rounding towns have developed a 1ib- | eral patronace from.the truveling pub lic, and realize that this new means| . of transportation has added another ! complication to the diffeult trolley sit- uation in this part of the state. The le of her AL J. Bogue QGeorge . Viola om -a_few he hom who travel every day and i cs of weil attended t of her va dum-\ SCOTLAND regational church had preciation of The gift was of the choir Lovering ha thanks to all the gift, and and manifest were in charge alden, superin- school, assisted EDUC. and efficient le people ren- rts. Leon J. re of the in solo. Two the choir. Lovering, the star dec- to present fiye char- the Christ-Child .and which would {ea voiced today A Picturization of Charles IT’S GREAT ! DON'T MISS IT ! CHESTER CONKLIN Man to the children. Went Dry” Buck’s Famous Novel —IN— . BOAT ROMEO” Sennett Comedy PATHE NEWS The festival was by parents and friends. :Irs. Martin Lovering was pleasant- v surprised Christmas eve by recefv- ing a purse of gold as a token of ap- her services as organist. contributed by members and other friends. Mrs. 8 expressed heartfelt interested in bestowing has assured them that she prizes the good will conveyed by in the gift even more than she does its intrinsic value, — e s IS OPPOSED TO POLITICAL ATIONAL AUTOCRACY Philadelphia, Dec. 29.—Opposition to the enactment by congress of a law establish a political edu- ional autocracy at Washington, was by Rev. Paul Blakely, S. T., president of the Villanova col- lege, at the annual conference of the Catholic Educational Asociation Pennsylvenia. ke of that they are here to stay. Next week will mec the passing of the present common council and the coming of the newly clected one. The ! John y lliam and Jo! members of the present council w hold their lJast meeting next Monday even'ng and on-Tuesday evening, Jan- uary 5, a week from tonight, the new | counc] Will meet for organizati | Ice harvesting is under way in this| territorv. On some of th. smaller ponds the ice is 8 and 8 inches thick | and of good anality. *th cold weath- | er this week the opportunity will beat hand for procufrine the of the supply needed for { County Agent B. W. here another month, to TR e P ARSI ore ake work as an instructor in assistant|M county leader work. The new county | D agent, F. L. Davis. is expected here|S this week, and Mr. E"'& pend the | month with him geiting him in cl touch with the work in the county. i Mr. Ellis will remove his family to| Storrs. < Miss Charlotte Embleton, who h: been spending -the h her home in Westfiel expected to return here has arranged to go to Miss Embleton is to be succee { Miss Elizabeth Wooding, of Walling- | ford, Miss Wooding has had excellent i training in home economies work and | hes been a dietician at a hospital. |f Fred Warner, or the New E Milk Producers’ association, i pected here to work with the agent in getting every wholes T ducer of milk to become a member of the associaticn that Mr. Warner rep resents. Forty. new members were oh-| tained in a canvass conducted by Mr. Warner three weeks ago. ~The lo- cal organization of mik producers have meetings scheduled to be held in various places in Windham county | next® week. 13 £ Norwich | home of Mrs, Albe of ing. YAN“C school At Grace chigeh at 10:30 CHristmas morning there was a special musical! program arranged by the organist,| Mrs. N. A Bolande and a sermon by the rector, Rev. M. McLean Gold: In the evening at 7:30 the Ch mas exercises were held in the Parish | hall, when nearly all the children of the parish, their parents and many friends attehded. THe arrangement of the hall was different from that in previous years, Rev. M. McLean Goldie secured from an lllinois studio very effective scen- ery depicting a Christmas setting in ® country home The iree was a large one and was attractively decorated and laden with gifts for each child as well as the members of the choir, | the Sunday school teachers and rector. A program of Christmas carols was sung by all. The rector Rev. Mr. Goldle zave a brief address on. the significance of the festival, recitations were given by many of the Sunday | echool pupils and Santa Claus (im- personated by Joseph Hill) appeared and distributed gifts. As in previoe years W. E. Manning pres member present a box of candy and after several games were played all joined in singing the Doxology be- | fore the festivities ended. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Congdon | have returned to their home in Staf- ford Springs after spending the hol- {days with Mr and Mrs. Raymond \'.X Congdon. | Miss Mary Coughlin of New York| | | M. H. Furber's. The meeting of the Ladles’ Atd so-} is to We: held-at Neontracted in mean - weather, ~ Be vrotected. Take v is enjoying three weeks' vacation at the home of her parents, John Coughlin. Miss Hiizabeth Kempton of Wash- ington, Cann., 2 member of the facul- ty of The Boys Gunnmery _school is| spending the holidays with her par- ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kempton Miss Mildred Pendleton has re turned to New Britain, after spending | the holidays in Yantic with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pendleton. Miss Helen Gardner, a student at! Mr and Mrs. N\ from the first sniffle or sneeze. Stop it in time and do not gamble with your health. Used over &6 years in treating coughs, colds and aflied complainis. Everybody buys the Large Size Gt 8 Montreol D, WATSON & CO., New York HOLIDAY BAZAAR battery in 't month Parish Hall, Taftville, Conn. Sat., Jan. 3, Tues., Jan. 6, Wed., Jan. 7 UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE PINOCHLE CLUB THE SEASON'S EVENT o SOMETHING DIFFERENT |: DANCING—BIG MIDWAY ALL KINDS OF UP-TO-DATE AMUSEMENTS BUY YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE FROM MEMBERS SEASON TICKETS 25¢ ; IDhen You “Lay Up” Your Car Store Your Battery “wrine' fesrvice S g the winter. and learn how Winter Battery ¢ battery performance when ‘you service in the Spring tested regularly. 42 Franklin Sireet If you use your car during cold weather, SyE . 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