Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 13, 1920, Page 9

s EAGLES g On Sunday afternoon Norwich Aerie of Eagles held a .very successful,in- itiation in Kagles Hall at which a class of 30 candidates were. put through and ‘12 applications were re- ceived. Present at the initiation were various officers of the State Aerie in- ¢luding, President Samuel Stevens of Danbury, Vice President ' Willlam Powell of Norwalk, Past - President, James Tevlin of New York, Chaplain Martin Johnson of Hartford, Secre- tary Jchn McLoughlin of New Haven and Grand Chaplain Thomas Aheran of New Haven. In an address that followed the initiation Past Presi- dent James Tevlin, a member of the organization department told the local aerie shat there had been a in in membership of 5000 since the first of the year and that all aeries through- out the state had showed .gratifying gains. Foliowing the meeting a so- cial session was enjoyed with music by a special Bagle orchestra. EASTERN STAR Sachem Chapter, No. 57, 0. E. 8. held their regular meeting in the Triple Link Hall on Main street with a large number in attendance. Fol- Jowing the transaction of routine bus- fness the degrees of the order were conferred on a class of candidates. An invitatiop from Fiddlity Chapter of New London to attend a meeting of that chapter on riday evening March 19, The invitation was ae- cepted and it is expected that a large number from Sachem chapter will at- tend. The meeting closed with re- freshmen rved by the following committee: George G. Engler, Mrs, Alexander Finlayson® Mrs. Harry B. Ford, Mr B. H. Evan Mrs. F. A. Dolbeare, Mrs. Lulu W. Frazer, Mrs. William J. Dunstan, Mrs. Howell Bailey and Mrs. -V Balcom. WOMANS RELIEF CORPS The regular meeting of Sedgwick Womans Relief Corps No 16 was held at 3 o'clock on Friday aftermoon with the Pre=id . Mrs i"lorence Dean in the chat M of a routine nature were transacted and it was voted to hold a supper at the me- morial this Saturday evening. The meeting closed in the usual form with the singing of America and the e to the Flag. 3 JUNIOR ORDER OF MOOSE Norwich Lodge No. 20 Junior Order of Miose held its negular meeting at the Moose Home Monday evening at :30 o'clock. After the initiation of candidates the regular meeting took place. The Junior lodge greatly ap- preciated the as: ce-given its of- ficers during the initiation ceremony by mewbers of the Senior lodge. PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY Norwich Grange, No. 172, P. it H. held their regular meeting in Wed- nesday evening with a good number present. After the transaction of routine business with Worthy Master John O. Lyma presiding, the lec- turer, John O. Peckham pre- sented interesting program or reading: and games. The lec- turer d that the program for tke next m 1g would be in the na- ture of a poverty social. The fol- lowing officers, who were unable to be pregent at the regular installation were installed by John E. Fanning, Assistant Stewa Charles A. Hag- nt steward, Miss 1 Miss Agnes | Asthma Wouldn’t Let Him Lie Down Hasn’t had a sign of trouble now for over 9 months. ad asthma so bad my uld never get over y rg, lady < Hazel Banfield, it. 1 had doctored for a_ iong time without results. I had not been in bed for three weeks, could not even sit up Then 1 heard of | started using it. 1t that I o#uld undly. After It is over quit taking ven't had a eorge W. Latrobe, Pa ilks 4smulsion help | 1 we rnw[\‘r~ for oth- . nutri- wedicine.; It Althy, natural bowel actipn, th all need of pills and promotes appetite and digestive organs in food. As a builder th, Milks Kmulsion merded to those s weakened. and is a nd repairing . Chronic ation are eved—usually in one day. This is the only solid emulsion made, and =0 palatable that it is eaten with on like ice cream. v severe your case, you Milks Emulsion under Take six bottles home ccording to directions 1 with the results, promptly refunded: | street at 3 o'clock Sunday_ afternoon. 0 per bottle. Th c Terre Haute, Tnd. uggists everywhere. profits, the Mohican Company , e EGGS—FRESH, ‘ LARGE BROWN CHEESE, Ib. . ... 33¢ | Dozen ......... 55 POTATOES _ 15 Ib. Peck . ... 65 JAM—RASPBERRY, GOLDEN YELLOW | STRAWBERRY MEAL, 51bs..... Mefpy 5...%..... 25 CORNED BEEF - b. 10¢ FRESH NATIVE EGGS PURE CATSUP ROLLED OATS . | SWIFT'S GEM-NUT 3lbs........... 19 | MARGARINE, Ib. 32¢ reer;ilng ‘and romonn. Miss v m LADIES AUXILIARY, A.OH. f ‘hfifl;am mmendm s ‘ The regular monthly meeting Of om pnces mg con en Wi - Ihe regular mo hthmfl ltyproductsntbott and be stent with fair . was hel - Inginer Memorlal o6 -Thursdey evda- *ll mm‘hflo its part to Jower thp cost of living. United Sta‘tes Whfifi Director’s License- Number 0031 55 i e e G §:ii‘%‘i‘;;'u§:;:? e ‘:mf}&:;&‘{a ; ARMOUR AND SW].FT S WASHBURN AND CROSBY'S - B“'I‘TE _ lb‘ 59 e by the division some {ime ; WFSTERN DRESSED BEEF GOLD MEDAL—1-8 BBL. SACK The regular meeting of Norwiss SIRLOIN 7 “4 = Nest of Owls was held on Tuesday y mnomo(x CREAMRY : §§S.i§‘f K’é.‘;’:,?:;ei?.’.s,ff;%‘z’éii?e«”{fi. ROUND, Ib. .l 20 l‘o!tmc attention -of e meel mg by - -~ ODD FELLOWS PORTERHOUSE | Fresh NATIONAL BISCUIT ‘MILD TASTY asted routine husiness ol iaels mesk: muger CO. CRACKERS WHOLE-MILK il el et TRl zzc s ! Sei, ik, Oyt was a i iscussion of plans for G R o R CHUCK ROAST BEEF, Boneless, Rolled, Ib, 22¢ | 5 128"+« «--- 4%¢ ed the Royal Purple {lezree on a class | —-——;——-———————_fl—_——d—. fl%fit’i“ifii‘&ie“{fi.‘fg‘;‘é‘;. l‘;‘{ib;’:?s?.fii Armour’s Little Pig Smoked e At tie e SHOULDERS, Ib.. 20c : KNIGHTS OF COL‘UMBUS CH!CKENS FOR ROAST]NG James A Tiaherty of Philadciphia, M. el e o 5 4be upreme nig of - e “"O‘:’lg sr‘o _—_—‘———_-“ Goneral o " Fetimng, strongy g?ccl-:?,v M&ngfibcu B St St o wabliite 10 it | e — | NONE OVER ONE WEEK OLD. |3 bottles 45c | COOKING COM- W Sl et e o | QRMOUR S UNK SAUSAGEZBC FROM JOHgggN’S, WINDHAM POUND—A Lard which wi show neral ershing alt e be e Ame s e » o e B et e ST TR o TRY OUR DINNER | Substitute, b. ... 27¢ P il T e || SHOULDERSB.......... 25| dlOZen 69c¢ |BLenp corree i:?"é‘:lfé‘,‘ oIf’:rCsl. f%n?&i‘:gpé‘,%}s“i? ;‘,‘é — el H b............. 35¢ | SALT PORK, NICELY ghly, an elieve that if you de- |N s < i fl‘??;f e:ol;?og:renevxvx:;ra.:; :nney o:f.u!;yb::: 4 S‘WlFl'!\S FIESH I lS VEAL——VEAL Rez\llar 50c Value MIXED, | PR Faye"chaden s 2'%mua: iting one £ SPECIALS | rcs .. ... 35 _ A e e i : BUCK SHAD, Ib.. 25c | * HOT FROM OUR OVENS DAILY Chirstopher Columbus as their prin- LOIN, SHOULDER’ pal figures. Paul W. Bartlett of New MACKEREL—CAPE 4 MADE BY EXPERT BAKERS York and Washington is the scuip- |8 COD. Ib. ....... 25c | AND RUMP PIECES tor. ’ljhe statu_e wnl} cos': $50,000, WHOLE OR HALF y . .. . ;’fmlc:‘e a;.be:r‘ngc?ubscnbed by members SMELTS, No. 1, ]b. 25!: : To ROAST, lb. 20'25C HOT HOME HOT HOT Ho’r UNITED WORKMEN lb 2 8 FINNAN HADDIES | CUTLETS,b.... 50c| CROSS MADE BISCUITS | BAKED BROWN e s s oot ot rencwed ° il KO ™ BUNS BREAD Dozen BEANS BREAD b Cos” prossating:. Sebing T ] ; HADDOCK, 3 Ibs. 25c | CHOPS, Ib....... 40c | Dozen 16c | Loaf 14c 14c 12%cbb. | Loaf 9 in our two leading New York Lodges, Osceola of New York and- Rochester of Rochester, New York. These lodges s 2 are adding new members at every | t Y | down once, but I made the whole of 3 ans, o skimos in Alas- | cured divorce from William Williams| P. Miner of Groton vs Elsie Judd|priate money and regulate its ex- lodge meeting and are continuing' this|my route. Friday night it commenced |ka, ‘e Home Missionary schools. | of New London whom she married on| Miner of pagts unknown; Alice Tubbs | penditure. good work in a most cheering way.! i, rain about dark and kept it up till | During the meeting hymns givey in- | the day before Christmas in 1911. She| Perking of New London vs liarold J. sabi This activity now takes on a new|after midnight, when it started to |cluded, Publish Good Tidings, and The|is to resume her maiden name of | Perking of Bast Lyme; Edward D.| g . === " 2= phase in a challenge which has just|snow, and how it did blow; the wind |Kingdom Coming. Mrs. Bushnell led | Mitzel A. Nossek. Sevigny /of New London'vs Irene H.|[ Tive was the first woman and prob- been issued by these two New York|fairly rocked the house and this con- |the singing, also accompanied at the|Jacob Son of New London alleged | Sevigny of East Lyme. ably She Tl i el Bu'R g zammfii'co&g‘fiofi“mw“flgf tinued till Saturday aftertioon. I man- |piaio. Following an offering taken | that he had been deserted in Pecem- b . at the eont 1 T |aged to get a path to the barn which | for the work, Rev. Mr. Crawford spoke | ber, 1914 by his wife, Hannah Jume : k. ¥ iy b h“’wfif‘g{:‘l"fm“‘ 2 Elven. period| s my limit. The first time I have | briefly, closing the meeting with ben- | Son, now if Bilsk, Grodno county, Presents N‘"“",":’t_ Women's - Club's Mo re SR enr AL 25 abbo ‘as 1¢7 | never. reported at the office since I|ediction, While in town Mrs. Snow Russia, and he was given a divorce on ; etition. ceived. Farren Lodge holds the Sec. |Dhave been on the mail route. Did not|was entertained at the home of Mr. | these grounds. They were married on (Specjal to The Bulletin) ond Grand Lodge bannmer and if it|See @ soul that day except three men |and Mrs, Stanton W. Brown of Wight- July 10, 1905, at Smya'nch. Grodno Washingtin, wins twice more in Stocession it will | S0INE - up ithe Boston & Maine track.|man avenue. Previous to coming to | %0unty, Russia, and have no minor|George P. { March 12—Senator | McLean of Connecticut : "|Have not seen a train today, but in |Norwich, Mrs. Snow lectured in Bridg- | children, presented the following petitions to t’iem‘lhel:‘?::}“‘e,ggf:esi‘fng;‘h‘sc Deau: | the ppast three have been some pas- |ton, R. I From Norwich she went to| The divorce suit of Rosanna M.|the senate today: leh 15 on will mo donbt mspi sy | Senser trains with two engines on, the | New London to lecture. Smith of Griswold against FEdward| Petitions from the Bunker Hill Lit- give mew and strong impetus to the|head one pretty well .covered with ¥ %lmml: now ordnar!s u_nlcnc:lwn, v:'ss erary Clulf of Waterbury, Conn.; the b o gl 52 U H | snow. There have been no freights. partly ' heard an continued. She| Alpine Club of Bridgeport, Co; the Mdgg& e i I?:chgm Yesterday (Sunday) men shoveled out | TWO DIVORCES GRANTED, eharged intolerable cruelty - since | Waterbury Women's Club of Water- do their best to win. Which |the road from here to South Vernon so ONE CASE IS CONTINUED | Sept. 24, 1916, their marriage having| bury, Conn.: the W o* our Connecticut Lodges will “ac- |shall try it again this morning,. . Tivo: divorces ‘out-of the six that| Hken place two weeks before. Mrs.|noon Club of Norwich cept- the chillenge for a membership| 'In .previous letters Mr. Yerrington | were on the uncontested list before) Smith asked 1o be allowed to resume the Connecticut F contest? That will be -a burning|has stated that in his locality the snow | the superior court in New London|(fr malden fame —of Rosatna A | men's clubs of W question before our ~ Connectieut | was rolled down, and before it settled | Friday morning were granted by | wiinoa- (0 “he PAPOrs 'n the caseall favoring the passage of aw act to lodges. Which one, or how many of |and softened, while driving on the cur- | Judge John P. Kellogg. One case was| /s ore, Shov e chas Sruith had been | provide for cooperation with the states them will enter the fleld Very in-|face his head was level with the low- | bartly heard, but continugd for more| breenteq I Jhe Grigwe Sl OF T | o atien, ot otstienty - ol s terestifig times are before the lodges | est arm of a telegraph pole. Once re- | evidence anl the other three cases| {rjoser 2% 10y 0% (o8 CRATSE OF T | tion and to provide for = cooperation in_thig jurisdiction. We may be cer- |cently, when Mr, Yerrington' and his | Went off the list. Ty ipéfore & oA T < 4 im P“l’:’"’““ U': such tain that our fine, progressive Grand |wife started for church, they almost| Intolerable cruelty since 1915 was . ot PR NN AN Rl S i g g ot i e, Master Workman will lend his pow- | tipped over before getting out of their | the grounds upon which Mitzel A.| L0e cases that went off were Fran AP PR ANRIROR. A I S erful aid to Osceola and' Rochester|yard; and before they reached the| Nossek Williams of New London se- = house they finished the job. Upon de- ciding they would return home, it was == NORwch TOWN necessary to drive a mile before it was possible to turn around. Rev. Frank A. Junkins of Mediter- ‘!OYFUL EA ING rancan lane, will officiate at the Sun- | About twelve members from the day afternoon service at the Sheltering | 2uXiliary of Trinity Methodist Episco- |} 1y 00 o0 ge0q 4o Arms. Dr. Charles 1. Lamb of Tows | Pal, church, were included in the at- {“ renfir v street, will have charge of the musical | tendance at the March meeting ot the | [ ont oo i e part of the hour, aseisted by Miss Ruth | Dorcas Home Missionary society, held | | i@ joy is taken out of both eating when the membership contest is on.} Wednesday afternoon, in the vestry of | | and living. L. Potter of East Town street. B Az < Herbert L.:¥errington of 428 Wash- [I0c FUret Methodist. Hpiscopal church. ; ington street, has received a letter un- | T0° Meeting opened with prayer by l.“n der date of March §, from his brother | Loy, wilam I Crawford, and scrip- Henry Yerrington of Northfield, Mass., | e, T€ading Dy Mrs. Frederic 3 i . tences | Bushnell. president of the society, who | | are wonderful in their help to the flf’:fi:“é‘o";rf::fh:%‘ ';.‘_SD_ experienices | presented the speaker, Mrs. Adelaide | | stomach troubled with o South Vernon to the lower end of Ver. | S1oW, of Tinley, Ohio. Mrs. Snow, | | Pleasant to take—relief prompt and mont, a distance of twenty-three miles, | L:6d_worker for the National Home | | definite. The letter which makes special refer- | Missionary society, gave a very inter- MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE ence to the storm of a week ago fo- | €Stng tall on the work in general | ( MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION day (Saturday) follows: Another re- particularly touching on the branch of 1 petition of the blizzard of '8, on Sat- | WOrk I Mexico, and among the Nava- urday, only not of so long duration. Friday the snow had softened up so much that the horse slumped in knee- . I deep and some places up to his mid- F RES dle. I tipped over twice in turning around and as I had the grey colt he draggea me & rod or a0 before I could | WORTY, over-work or imperfect nourishment, all motorists ™ e stop him; and as I was down flat on my somich and the "snow sotiand| iN-@ IMeasure contribute to and are the be- v wet, you can imagine how I looked on geting o m Teet Seuln” My harness ginnings of nervous prostration. the outer Best in thelo-gha SCOTT’S EMULSION holds the sir:Bue ft doesy GilletteBlades FREE | o:covsmnci oo I hod te fube which beld 2 EVERY DAY the general health by nourishing the whole body. Give the air. 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