Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 9

satin, with train, embroidered in sil- ver, and her- veil of tug;&l ‘was t;a(\ixgh'tl e Island general as-|with orange blossoms. e carried a gcl‘:blnyl X'l.s_:t R‘{l:ddneaflay for the elec sarx:!:;blorquet of narcissi and miniature tice of the supreme]c: ilies. o \:‘x‘aft: sc\?f‘:zie’:s.lusd&‘e C. ;‘!‘lnk The. bridzsmaid wore sapphire tulle wurt who is to rgtire February |over -gold cieth and a picture hat to 1, by reason of age limmitation. Asso- match. She carried Ophelia roses. |ciate Justice William: H. Sweetland of. The gift of the groom to the bride ithe supreme court is his probable was @ pearl necklace. Thé bride’s gift successor. Until Justice Sweeumu to he nttendn.nt was a platinum pin qualifies there will be no vam.ncy in {and o the best man and ushers that court. Therefore, the Eo c‘g llnks. The * hshers 'were {committee session for. the election -of ? land, Ju!teyxmwre and Geo. lan associate justice will not be held{J. > {until the first week in February. This| . The breakfast and rece] & : TR |will be followed by another grand held at the home of. the “bride. “The | i : ; - | committee to fill a vacancy in|house was decorated.with plants-and A ithe superior court that will be ocga- | flowers. |sioned by the promotion of Judge| Mr. and Mrs_Moore,aré on a wed- % : John W. Sweeney or Judge Chester W, |ding trip to New. ank, Washington & and_Atlantic City. ney will* reside $20 NOW e $14- 1 Seme of the legdmg dmm&rmhg tnT;ves(erl : Judge Barrows declares ey ere wag numon\n reaponsg 0. m:MOW S $l7§ s"otes enough to win now and were|the dnnual roll call’ the.~ Broad Some of the organiza- | Street Christian church and & i Accerding to Yepublican leaders there will be a grand ‘committee ses to nwbwest level bafme flm flateg Quickly Makes Dull, Harsh, Unattrac- tive Hair Doubly Beautiful, Abun- dant, Soft and Fluffy — or Nothing to Pay. ~ Men’s Overcoats : $20.00—NOW ....... $1495- | $10.00 Overcoats—Now $ 6.95 “$22.50 Overcoats—Now $14.95 ©$ 8.50 Suits—Now. $ 6.95 | $15.00 Suits—Now. ... $10.45 pat. -thor- I5ion loaders in charge of Judae oushienjoyment of the soc.al festiv- {ney’s campaign say that he Will Win|itiesiand the appetizing supper..Miss {overwhelmingly, while others are not J\Sn B._ Stanton, elocutiogist, gave quite so enthusiastic. program of readings, ' and - Mrs. Among the ca: did&tefl for the su- Dlt:kanson here in the interest of Y. |perior court jud are W. C. A. work gave an mteresun |Sumner of Prodvuge:‘;:; Judge ig-k:!r talk on the subject. o ewport -an e Hatuy! Députy State Councilor Fredeflc" $hotor " No canaidate hus et m Feeney, of Pawcatuck Council, Shan- sclected by the republican installed these officers of Hope tion. Cofincx!, Westerly, Junior Order Unit- In Providence Tuesday tg ed American Mechanics: T. Fred Pea-’ Church of the Blessed %cr;men body, councilor; Charles C. Church, Miss Dorothy Elizabeth West, d’kuxh- vice councilor; Willi: S. Eaton, re- ter of Mrs. Margaret and the ln!a cording secretary; Fred F. Wilcox, as- George J. West, of Previdence, was|sistant;Henry W. Sutcliffe, financial united in marriage with Harold Clin-|secretary; Daniel S. Harrington,|Y Beautiful mn- Al Cota of T¢ Use Parisian S.xv Here is zood news- for men womerrwhose hair is falling out, whose scalps are covered with dandruff and itch like mad. e e ——— Men s Flannel Shirts $2.00 Khaki and Gray— Men’s Sweaters . can now Sipply o Parisian sage ton Moore, of Westefly, who served | treasurer; L. Everett Clarke, conduc- | (i, f0rm), whics is guaranteed fo |” $1.25 Heavy Ribbed Ecru 2.00—N Ry e e S [ it gistinguished Romor In France as | tor; ‘Eaward Potie. warden: Oharies|ly i Il N 85c $2.00—NOW ... $1.29 Now. . 5. olah 8139 first lieutenant. He is the son of Mr, | Milis, inside sentinel; Andrew Greene,|ing nair and promote s new srowth. or ow . R R $3.00—NOW o §2.20 €250 Khaki and Gray— and Mrs, George C. Moore and asso- ide séntinel; Howard A. Greene,|mon $1.50 Gray Merino—Now $1.15 .00—] 3 R 2 E alei Y- ciated with his father in the prosper- Howard A. Greene, trustes. ious George C. Moore company, a| .David Aitken, Jr., will leave today ading industry of the town. Rew.| (Friday) for Chicago where he is to be atthew Clark officlated at'the ‘mar-|assistant to the disbursing officep’ of riage and celebrated the nuptial mass|the Chicago State Hospital. He serv-|itching head i clean, healthy scalp ed as. lieutenant during the war and|after just a few days’ use of this simple that folio e entersd the church walk- | went .overseas with the Dixie divis-|home treatment. '« g with her brother. Attorney Albert ion, seérving eighteen months. He was B. West, and was preceded by the al-|paide to General Bandholtz, provost tendants as the Bridal Chorus marshal at Chaumont,. France, previe hengrin was played. She was met|ous to returning. home, s at the chancel rail by the groom. m bridesmaid was Miss Rosalind . G. Local - Laconics. West, sister of the bride, -and _the| An act has:been introduced in the groom was attended by his brother, |house. increasing- the ‘allowance for |cent. better. If you want thick, lus- Thomas Moore, undertakers from $35 to $55 for the|trous hair. and lots of it, by all means The bride’s gown was of Dutchess|burial’ of public.charges. use Parisian Lée & Osgood Co. An 3ct before. the general assembly | 27 SUDPIY e provides for. an approvriation of $33.- |irture Abundant hair for Years to come 009 to allow $100 2 mile {Or repair Work | e m——— 0T T on sate M‘hways the allewance not | o execed 31,00 for any one town. |laws at the present session of tae Theodore Bodenwein, of New Lon- |Seneral assembly, a voté wilt be taken don. interested the Colonial club mem- | on the liquor license question at the Thursday evening with a vivid|next election. er of what he saw on the battle- A surprise shower was given Miss fields ‘of France after the war. Isména Emmett at the home of Miss T#:; Westerly Sanitary corps bas-{Helen Kuehn recently. Kketball team is scheduled for 2 game| Many relatives and friends attended with the Wakefield team in the state|the funeral of Mrs. Paul Juliana armory_next month. Thursday and the requiem mass at Alfred W. Gueney, known in West- | the Church of the Immaculate Con- erly as coach of the Bulkeley msehau ception. team of New London years mow| The choir of Christ, Episcopal editoriai writer on the Previdencs| church gave a successful ‘supper And “live, no!Journal and Bulletin, and who served|entertainment fn the Sunday school or cecupation. if|ds war correspondent, is sjving talls | rooms Wednisday night. bled ith —asthma, Ourion The Other Side of the War. Wil Thousands can testify to the -excel- lent results from its use;. some 'who feared becoming hairless now glory in tleir abundant bair, while others ‘who suffered with dandruff and o S $1.69 $3.00 Gray Only—Now $2.39 $3.50 All Cololfs — Now $2.69 . $2.79- Lligane $2.00 Gray Wool—Now $1.65 $2.50 Union Suits—Now $1.65 falling hair, matted, strings hair, dan- uff or itching scalp, try Parisiah sage vou will not be disappointed. It's a scientific preparation that supplies hair need The first application will make -your hair and scalp “look and feel 100 per et Our entire stock of Men’s Trousers, induéing Wbi-sted,- Serges, Flanhels—; Ie-. respective of fonper_ prices—NOW $2.25 to £7.50. ’ The Norwich Bargain House . “ALWAYS MORE FOR LESS” WASHINGTON SQUARE - o ————— FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Method That Anyomne Cam Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. e a new method that controis d we want you to fry. it B No matter whether your! is of long standing or recent de: l i present as o&- sthma, you shonm 1°0f o NORWICH, CONN. it has not thawed in the shade amd quite a few mornings the mercury haa Saturday eveniff) after a few a stay -with her : sis in-law, Mrs. W Norwich to live with his son, Theoddte Brand, is ill and unable to walk. Local the fence, doing considerable damage to his car. y am J. Higgins, painter, slippped| The Goodyear fire department held | friends hope for him.a speedy recov- | H. Peckham, of Willimantic, who has|stood at zero or below. Cellars hava rfl‘l‘lea\ne' }xzu ggmjnpl“!. + The ‘Alert Hook and Ladder com-|and fell on the icy sidewalk at Hill-]1a meeting in their hall Thursday | ery. been seriously ill. to be watched and i‘n some cases fire - 1mpe1e=e cases, whers, Dany will entertain. the Walkefield fire |side avenue and We: Broad . street | evening. Walter L. Burdick, who recently| Miss Edna "Reibetanz, who has pegn | has to be kept x?}?’cm l?_l‘\elv; x:wrc-! douches, opium | department, February 7. Wednesday and_sustained a fracture| The young people of the village aresold his farm above the village, known | in Norwich for the past year or two, is| visions from freczinz. This y o “patent . smokes, Cornelius C. Moore of Newport, has|{of_the left foreaym. enjoying the fine sleighing and many | as the Doyon farm, is soon to move to | now at the home of her father, Bd-|snow helps to keep the frost out. > We want to show been appointed state chai i coasting parties. Plainfield. ward Reibetanz, on Village Hill. There will be a collection for the at our cxpense that this new! smarican Commiyzion of Irish inde ‘Wednesday evening the Men's c]ub ‘Peter Gauthier, who has been work- Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jacobs and|Armenians at church next Sunday. d- is d:.mg'x\edezl';"(wdngfl d!xf{‘:::!l: peddence, which i3 to have charge of | 5 held a meeting in their hall, when in-|ing his team at the sawmill all the | daughter spent the week end in Cov-| The C. B. society gave a supper at i St pane. ithe drive for the week of Febr 1 Broderick has been | stallation took place. After the me}- fall and wintef so far, is at hie home | entry. 4 g the hall. Tuesday evening. Quits & too_important to!22 to ficat the issue of Irish Republic|elected treasurer of Westerly grange| i the ladies were invited in an in the village for a few . Henry Hutchins lost a valuable |-company came from, Willimantic. ¥, Write now and bonds in this country. to fill the vacancy, caused by the| whist party was e The prizes | Lior: st week, Mr. and ’)&Irs. Francis Bellware of od at-once. sSend, nol The late Mrs. John W. Hanan was|death of George F. Barbour. were won by Mrs. i ¢ CHESTNUT HILL William . Eberhardt, . who. -has been | Worcester, Mass., v mail coupon beloW.| ogmother of Alber:n Bermorll C; Velma Baxter, consolation prize; Le- > working away for a ‘vear or so, is|and Mrs, W, D. D - and willed her. gedlaild a black rmf’\ ST S Roy Bailey, gentlemen’s first -prize, and The mercury stood at 20 degrees be- | staying for a time at his home here. Henry V. Oehlers 6f New York ub’ 'set with fourteen - diamond: b ONINGTON | George Sarwalt, consolation award:|low zéro at the postoffice here Tuesday . postoffice was home over Sunday. FREE TRIAL COUPON Crafts is daughter of the late At- T to ti e Later refreshments and dancing were | morning. — ASTHMA CO. Roomf{itorney A. B. Crafts, formerly of | b c (0 the unfavorable weather!cpjoyed. In spite of the snowstorm and se- . LIBERTY HILL SOUTH GRISWOLD Winthrop Davoll has” a :henhouse with a cemented floor. He discovered that rats“had gnawed’holes through the sills: Last Friday might he stop- ped the holes and then went inside. When he got through he had killed 16 rodents. - The following night thraugh the same process heskilled 17. It taxes man’'s ingenuity continually to' devise means to' exterminate these pests, for wherever there is grain and vegetables one will find them, and they consume immense. quantities. They will bore under. cellar walls into the cellar. ¢ The hizh wind Sunday swept the snow.into hard drifts, filling up paths Stonington fichermen were unable to fish for nearly a.week. In conse- quence @e local markets have receiv- shipments of fish from Boston. e board of relief is in readiness \m rosume sessions on schedule tim from many ‘Westerly. Negotiations. are closing for the| purchase of the Burnside Babcock property as a site for a big bleachery So far as known there is.no oppo- sition to the sale of Riverside to the Ninigret company for ind purposes. Walter Flynn will succeed Claren(‘e\ i *| B. Roche as clerk of the Third district | .; corut February +1. . The appointment | 5 uvoffersandl)oubtm is for a term of fhree Years. Judge| Oliver H. Williasm will_enter upon a Why Let Prejudice Bind You to = Lifs | of R.heumlflc ‘Torture? At the home of Supt. and Mrs. R. W. Boys Tuesday aftefnoon and even- ing they entertained a number of their friends to mark the birthdays of two of their sons, Brnest, aged 9. and riton, aged 8. Music was furnished . Charles Sher; anist, ac- | ied by Leonard n of the borough was ini t on the violin., Dancing was en- _Vi¥lnesday night as ‘the The table was beautifully dec- lightig plant was out of con-{orated. The center of attraction yas large birthday cake containing 17 ames H. Goodwin is the guest | candles. Favors were placed beside Daisy Taylor at Narragansett! the plate of each young guest Mrs. Boys was assisted in serving ¥v Mrs: Frederick Buckley and Mrs. Charles GOODYEAR | Sherman. vere cold Monday evening, some from e R Streets, this place attended the supper and social at Lebanon Baptist church. A sleighing party_ ‘%f over 50 of the Bap- tist people of illimantic came over to_enjoy the social time. Mr. and Mrs. Daniél Killourey of Willimantic were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. James. As A. L. Frink' was riding home- ward from Leonard Bridge a few days ago, the flight of a partridge fright- ened his horse, The sleigh was over- turned and Mr. Frink was thrown. out. He was severely bruised and his shoulder was dislocated. The horse came home. The sleigh was badly Mrs. John Thompson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert J. Burroughs at her home in Groton. N Service at the local church sparsely attended Sunday, because o the cold. Robert Olson of Jewett City recente ly_transacted buciness here. Walter McClimon of Preston trans- acted business in this place Saturday. Childrer Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ee trial of your method to: 1 new term of three years on the samc', At the fiext meeting of the Westerly town council a wajer commi ner 4 e — and making the highways very heavy T yourself, ou sufferers | Will be:appointed to fill the vacancy smashed. an o d R comadism, no_ matter what |coused.by the death of Louis W. Ars| The match same which was to have COLUMBIA Mrs. A. S. Peckham returned home| traveling. Since the Sth of this month CcCAS (@) 1A Gck from ¥eur druggist a pack- f Rheuma, the guaranteed pre- se the entire hottle, and if nold. The new appointee will be a re- | been rolled on the local alleys 1ast publican. { Tuesday evening between the Jewett Owing to the energy of L. W. Porter bisc) that a fair_ofter: Then start the Rheuma treatment 1 a reputable physician's pre- n, altogether . .different and perfectly harmless. ma acts on the to_force the uric acid from Joints and othier 1dging places. please you in & day 2nd make- hopeful and happy in a week or v refunded. from; s usually prescribed—free from kidneys anda ‘Walter Snyder of the N: enjoye dthe Winter Garden Passing show, in Providence Thursday. Howard Taylor and Earle Leonard to- | afg visiting in Fairhaven, Mass. trip to Philadelphia. one of Westerly’s representative the general assembly was oppose: promotibn nf a Westerly man the super’or to the supreme bench. the uma has released from boudafi ‘With the caucus ten months away rheumatic sufferers who thought not z would give rellef. Tt should much for vnu—n seldnm fails. 0 d and guar- back xt‘ ot satisgels. there is already talk _of making a change in° Westerly’s' delegation to the general assemlby. 8} nless change 1s made in o Lee existing HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR PATRONS Furs, Evening Gowns, Gloves and Slippers GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED EVERY DAY BY AUTO . GIVE'US A TRIAL mmom 7432 150 MAIN STREET Postal Telegraph Office, Norwich Works, Newlmdn—muys&flflnstol store, | City There was ‘a report Thursday that, NAME “BA five and the Goodvear five has been postponed on account of the large amount of snow, which makes automobiling rather difficult. At present the standing of the Good- Howard ‘M. Barber is on a business | vear cotton mill bowling league teams is very close, the general officers be- ing in first place, with the weave room close second. The weave room team the favorites at present, as they have gue, and have worked themselves » from last place to the second posi- | tion by their consistent bowling. Tuesday evening a crowded house saw the interesting production Why Germany Must Pay, and Friday even- ing Douglas Fairbanks Iin one of his latest, pictures, His Majesty the Ameriean. Tuesday a health crusade as spg- @ested hy the National Tuberculosis society of New York was started un- der the direction of Miss Boomhowe, the district nurse. Friday afternoon has been set aside as visiting day in the local schools. The school authorities are soon to organize’'a parent-teachers’ assocta- | tion. John H!u-nmld ‘while motoring tp Putnam_last Saturday af his_touring car, lost control of his car in the deep snow when he turned out for one of the large auto "buses and hit O GENUINE ASPIRN FOR PAIN, COLDS, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM !nuvn.m —difivm; safely! _mmm«xam'm: s of Ao _For a few cents you Can get a hand: tin box of gentrine “Bayer ‘Tablets of Aspirin,” oonta(nh;g twelve - tablets. Druggists also ‘seil larger ‘“Bayer” nackiges Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moncacetic- acidester of Salicylicacid defeated all the teams in the! of the standing committee cf the Con- gregational church there was a very creditable congregation in church last Sunday morning. Seeiag the almost impassable condition of the roads for pedestrians, Mr. Porter took many persons to church and back to their homes in his large business sleigh, receiving the thanks of the communi- ty. Philip Isham has practically com- pleted his work as census enumerator of the town, and will shortly hand in his report to the district officer. Mrs..Mary J. Ashley, who has been with Mrs. Emily Little during the past two weeks. engaged as a companion, and who has been ill during a portion of the time, wasgdaken to St. Joseph's ‘hospital in Willimantic Monday fol- lowing a severe attack of bronchitis. Miss Viola Lewis, recently employed at Storrs college, has réesigned and has been spending a week at home Jprior to filling an engagement as a stenographer in Hartford. The Columbia extension school in agriculture and country life under the auspices of the Connecticut Agricul- tural gollege and the Tclland county farm Bureau besan its sessions at the town hall on Tuesday morning. The meeting was opened by Madison HEADACHE, | Present i . Woodward, a lacal director of the farm bureau. The meesng was diyided into two sections, the men being address- ed on agricultural subjects by R. E. Jones and C. H. Savage of the eollege and by County Agent E. E. Tuckar, | the women’s section by Miss M. E. Ha}es The attendance was v ery | £00d considering fhe difficulty in trav-. eling. At the meeting of the grange Yast Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs, Fred Taylor of Lebanon were present and installed the following officers for the present .year: Master, Philip Isham; Raymond ' Lyman; Tecturer, Raymond E. Clark; assistant steward, Francis Priedrich; treasurer, Cbarles K. Hitchcock; secretary, .Alice Hunt; gatekeeper, Louis Hennequin; Ceres. Vera Lyman; Pomona, Myrtle Cdllins; lady assistant steward, Marion " GLASGO The annual firemen’s ball will be- held in Social hall this week. Several from this vicinity sttendefl the dance in Pachaug last Friday evening. The mercury has been . hovering | about zero for some days, and several days below the zero mark. Bluejays and snowbirds gather about the homes to be fed. Fraik Kinney transacted bustness) in Norwich Wednesday. Tuesday morning the mercury was| ‘mark reported as hitting the lowest thus far this year, 18 degrees below in the villige and 14 below on "the hill., Mr. and Mrs, Earl Clark returned flulrll‘ Springfield, Mass., the ‘Ilrst of the weel Mr. Brand, who reoently sold his stock and farming tools and-went to . Saturday, Je anuary 24 RING'S MARKET THAYER BLDG: FRA 8.30 A. WITH A FULL KLIN SQUARE Meats—Fruit—'