Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 7, 1920, Page 6

I | TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY April 6 and 78 p. m. PRICE 25 CENTS 20 Characters 10 m% SMOKER! . nmoum w-nnz:lmm 7, 1030, LI LN 2 ) sail or y, en route to Rome, fl the week, Fa-| street, the mmb ther Rej a chaplain<captain re- | Homme Post No. 21, The Amqmun . serve of n! the. United States ar- | Legion, are to entertain their my, in ,wmeh he served with a t-.mousx mnm:t trom 1.30 to 10.30. division during the war. He ig chap-' ‘_’ has arranged u:a o ~ house committee, of lain of Leo J. L’Homme post, Ameri- can Legion. Father Replat has been | which Vice Commander Reed is chair- ‘man. Refreshments are to be served. Stationed in_ Danislson as an assist- The public at large has been invited ant at St. James' church sbon after the terminatlon of the war. to visit the rooms and-see what kind of a home the local post has. { Members of the Connecticut Mills basketball team, which recently PUTNAM Through action taken by closed an unusually successful season, were guests of officials of the mill school committee, Putnam wfi?l the way in eastern Connecticut in th. company at a banquet given in their honor Tuesday evening at the Putnam advanced work of arrahging for the care of the teeth of pupils in the inn, in Putnam. The party, which in- cludeg Vice Presidént Obadiah Butler of the company, Superintendént Amos | schools. , This matter has been un- der consideration for some time and an arfangement has been reached un- Morin and Employment Manager W. E. Keach, numbered twenty-four. In der which the work can be undertak- en almost at once. the party were the regular and_sub- | stitute members of the team, officials The committee has authorized the purchase of a dentist’s chair and the who have directed “the games, an others who have assisted in makj necessary apparatus for cleaning the teeth. J. A. P. Gagne of the com- the team’s basketball season a str mittee and Supt. W. S. Macdonald- of ing success. The banquet was served with all Putnam’s school are named as a com- mittee to select a room where the that care of detail characteristic of care of the pupil's teeth will be un- the management in caring for special parties and in every respect was very dertaken, and this room likely will be in one of the gity’s schools, for the much of a success. W, E. Keach, who was the manager of the team, greater convenience of the pupils. The children in the lower ‘grades acted as toastmaster in a rvery pleas- will be the first to receive attention ing manner, from’ the dentist who will do the Those at the bnnquet in addition to those mentioned were Captain Reddy, work. ', The work will be undertaken at an early date amd is expgcted to Elliott, Marland, Walden, Knowles, be carried on steadily ‘thereafter un- the regular players; Caffery, Norton til the children in the various grades © WILL FIT ‘YoU‘wm'i | PROPER GLASSES E. F. McGOVERN, Optometrist | PLAUT-CADDEN COMPANY X (Established 1872) i 135-143 Main Street Nom@ Conn. ek DOfl»l [ mynomv q.....sufli. vs. Stakeley, Miller, Base, vs, Brown, Base. _ Admission $1 and $1.65. War Tax 10¢ and 1Je. Announcer, Bd. conn‘ll Anmr. Jack Wi uuru. ack glc‘ moter, Jack Kennedy. BALCONY—MATINEE GALLERY—NIGHT Downstairs, l!v. lllMT—Ovvm (reserv- THIS IN&UD“ WAR Tfl STRAND THEATRE REFINED VAUDEVILULE AND SPECIAL PHOTOPLAYS WE COMPETE IN QUALITY—NOT QUANTITY EON:—TUES.—EDFTHREE SHOWS, 2:15, 7:00 AND 8:30 MOR! Aerial Novelty basketball team of Danielson, .in whose honor the banuct ‘was- hold. dined at' the Putnam in ening as guests of flie oflgu.. The team had a very successful sea- son, closed recently, and the banquet was_given for the players and others who' assisted with the work of run- ning the games. The banquet was served at 8.30. W. E, Keach, employ- ment manager of the mill, and man- ager of the basketball team, acted as toastmas A petition for an_Increase in pay MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE (All Goods Covered by Insurance During Transit) NORWICH—PROVIDENCE—NEW LONDON—PUTNAM ~ FALL RIVER—NEW BEDFORD and Connecting Points EQUIPMENT—NINTEEN PIERCE-ARROW TRUC'S E. P. WINWARD & SON and Adams, substitutes, Messrs. WILLIAM STREET ‘Whitman, Francis, Healey, Allen, Sul- Phene 1250 4 L,L livan, Oakley, Page, Boulais, Keith,|have received 135 WATER STREET NEV/ BED?ZSRD @epson, Day, Labelle and Rich. NORWIGH Fhane 2 Killingly's climb toward , industrial 492 SOUTH MAIN STREET 1338-142 DUEFEE STRIET | pre-eminence this section of east- PROVIDENCE b ‘ALL RIVER | ern Connecticut is still on, for, it was Phone Union 3842 Phone 3619 stated, en Tuesday, a deal is practl- cally closed for the bringing of an- other new concern here. Certain de- tails of arrangements which remain of the most physicians in Willias attention. The following letter, signed by Put- | nam's dentists, indicates the attitude of the dentists toward this important work in the schools, a Wwerk that is regarded as highly important by some eminent educators and the country: L. Macdonald, was presenud by Putnam’s patrol- men to Tuesday evening's meeting of the common council. The request of the officers for an increase ‘in is based on the excessive cost of ing at present, and the low rate of their pay compared to that bel re- ceived by labol in many fields of ac- tivity. While the price the officials want is not stated, it is understood A HANVEY AND \ ROSE MILLER EXTRA FEATURE ATTRACTION ?—LILIES OF THE VALLEY—? SPECIAL FEATURE PICTURE DLIVE TRLL in “THE TRAP"—Taken From the'Celebrated Stage Play Supt. of Schools, Putnam, Conn. that they deside $5 per day. Hundreds of guests are expected to constitute a quorum. This constitu- tion may be changed By a two-thirds| to receive attention prohibit for the present an announcement that will be EALF.S FERRY GAUMONT WEEKLY H e i e Déar, Mr. Macdmald: »&n: assord be present Saturday ev!‘nln‘: at }hr OUR PRICES ALWAYS THE SAME ing of the Village Im-|yote of the members at any meeting|Of Very special interest to all of the e : - | big Open house and reception being re\‘vo;mr::“ Rsi}cluflon feld ok tho walled for the purpose. Th{, ofticers | town’s people. The prospective new | ance with the promise made by the|arranged by the Manhasset Manu- THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY :’,xub House April 2, the followifig | named and clected at the meeting of | industry will mean another big pay- entists o; Putnam at a meeting With | facturing company to mark the com- BIG SURPRISE FEATURE ACT conatitution was adopted: March 17, were then elected to the |roll 2dded to the scores of thousands|You and the sChool nurse, we held an-| pletion of the big addition to their ; The name of this society shall be the | same office under the constitution, | Of dollars mow being paid to Killingly | other meeting last night, the purpose | mill. The great rooms of the new ad- |l GIRLS—LOTS OF THEM_—HANDSOME GIRLS—TEN PEOPLE IN Village Improvement Association of |ywith the addition of a second vice| Workers every week. of which was to consider different| gition offer a _splendid opportunity (@ “SWEET SIXTEEN"—A MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY—TALENTED Gales The object of (his as- president, namely, president, Rev. Allen | Raymond Gannon, driver of a big|ooEgestions as to how fthe— dental|(or setting such an affair as is be- (Wl STARS IN A RIOT OF SINGING, TALKING, DANCING AND MUSIC— Sotintion shall be the!: prémotion of |8, Shaw: first vide presfent ‘Novas| fiote tonk that mha i b ot ork teceseary for: the Sroper_oare]ing. pinnned i . |W GIRLS! GIRLS!—SPECIAL SCENERY, FANCY COSTUMES AND A BIG = I those' gonditions that pertain to|B-Allen: wecond vice presient: Di Tt lie o St was Track oy Aisol ot the fenth of the schaol children |’ Tip to Tuesayafterioon & nulnber il TS the gencedl weifare-of the. village a®d/| Pavey: stcretary, T B TBRMt: treas- | isiway ot it e K a hnaan | of_Puiiam. oould best be cartisd. ob. of carpenters who had filed a demand for an increase in wages to $1 an hour from the master builders had not returned to work. Deputy Judge Archibald Macdon- ald, Jr., presided Tuesday morning at the first session of the city court that has been held for some - time. An Italian who has been a boarder at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Bugbée was fined $10 and costs of $12.52 for highway at what is known as Shanty hill, about a mile south of the center of the borough, undeérwent an opera- tion at the Day Kimball hospital in | Putnam Tuesday morning for the re- | lief of injuries to his head. His con- dition is very serious, Persons who investigated the aceci- ve, Povey; jurior department, | dent, which occurred Monday evening, ce A, Chapman; landscape|statod Tuesday morning that the Miss Amelia Mathewson. | crash evidently was que to the fact the improvement of the material, | urer, Walter M.. Buckingham, lectual features of ..m-‘ The president ‘appointed the chair- oificers shall be & men of the following committees: siden Attorney ‘Franklin H. Brown; ay, D. R. Povey; entertainmen s, Walter H, Buckingham; fire pre ?ncuon R. Irving Hurlbutt; education We came to the conclusion, after careful consideration that there should be no charity work dong by the different ‘dentists at their private offices, but that the town or the school committee should hire a den- tist, pay him a salary and establish an office, in a school, in which dental work should be done. School work done at this office should be paid for at very low rates NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY D. W. GRIFFITH PRESENTS “THE GREATER QUESTION" With a Cast of Talented Griffith Stars BREED THEATRE ¥O ViC and trea the usual W th sociation | £ 3 2 t i 1 i having struck Mrs. Bugbee a blow G e apsoclaton (¢ Gangon hed slopped e gy not' i ne yies of purposs 5f | LATE, Bty Midghatines i || SHOWING THE pICK OF PICTURES AND 500D MUSIC % who made the supreme!driving too close to the trolley rails|fortune, arrangements should be made |, 1t appeared that sometime since the sacrifice in the recent war. NEW TURKISH MINISTRY HAS BEEN FORMED irman of the above com-| Constantinople, April: 6.—A new ay appoint others to assist | ministry has been formed with Dam- work af the|ad Ferin Pasha as grand vizier and om e is performed. The presi- | minister; of foreign affairs; Rechid ident shall be ex-officio member of all | Bey as minister of the interior; Meh- committee. med Said Pash as minjster of war Any resident of the village of one|2d m{term}. and Ruchudl Effendl, as thonth ar_more and over 16 years of | MlinIster o ay becorfie a member by signing |* Bridge, jtution and the payment of | ALWAYS A SHOW THAT IS WORTH WHILE TODAY AND THURSDAY TWS SUPER FEATURES e i s e e e . Speediest of Romances That S . Hits on Six Cylinders All THE BLOOMING ANGEL ‘Taken From thz: Saturday Evening Post Story That Rocked the Country With Laughter. " BRAY PICTOGRAPH _ {and that a southbound car that came along crashed into the rear end of the truck, hurling the vehicle across the highway. At the time of the smash, according to one official account, Gannon was engaged in cranking the engine, which had become stalled. The impact 'of the swiftly moving trolley car against the rear end of the truck hurled Gannon a considerable dis- tance. Ag soon as was possible he was taken in a closeq car from a local garage to the hospital in Putnam. The front end of the trolley car, which was being operated by Motor- man Mandeville, an experienceq em- ploye, who escaped without serious injury, was badly crusheq in. None of the passengers on the car were hurt beyond a shock and shaking up. The truck came through the crash without damage of any moment. The impact drove the body and eab of the big motor vehicle somewhat forward on the chassis, but the mechanical boarder bought a mattress that went toward furnisifing one of the rooms at the Bughee home, and it was claimed to be understood that he would not pay any board until the charges for the same against him were equal to the amount he had paid for the - tress. Out of thig arrangement the trouble brewed that had .its ending i urt. and Mrs. Herman Q. Carver ‘&;ve been guests of friends in Prov- {dence and Blackstone. Ansélm Mayotte post, American Le- gion, has a meeting schéduled to be held in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce Friday evening. Monday night, Hazen’s Pets de- feated the All Star team in a match game, thereby repaying the All Stars for the defeat last week, and tying the seriets. An early date has been set for the rubber game. ' The All Star team looked like novices beside nt, fire prevel r d‘]n""mn' who wi so that the patient, without loss of self-respect, can be treated. If there is any legal difficulty in the empioyment by the school committee of a.dentist, then it would seem a proper thing to enlist the aid of the Parents-Teachers’ association or the Red Cross. The compensation paid by the pu- pil or parent for ‘'work done at the scheol dental clinic would probably not pay the whose expense of theé of- fice, but it would render the amount, to be paid by the town or the organ- ization carrying on the work, small- er. Assuring you that the dentists of thig town are in decp, sympathy with the aim of the school committee In its efforts to_promote dental hygeine in the schools and promising our hearty co-operation in any efforts that may be made in that lifie, we are, Sincerely yours. 1 ndw pe, h the officers s‘mll a 1.0'\111 of directors., | th the opening of the new flscal year in Bridgeport it is lar dues. announced that the payroll has been Those under 16 years of age may |raised to $3,000,000. It is now more become members of the Junior Branch. | than 50 per cent. above that of any Ten members at any meeting shall |city in the state. In the Great Stage Success THE LINCOLN HIGHWAYMAN Whatever You Do Don't Neglect a WILLIAM B. OLIVER, their fgsl opponents, ‘l:dplon :y{ 11'1 ts “of th 5, L. SIMPSON. 2 pins. Every man on the Pets defeat- g Your Eyes, Says Dr. Lewis, Who s, of the cor were not aamagea| | - - 5 L enwesox By I o e | asanas adtup. . Moo irvitie ed with mill beams, was driven off af- ter the tangle about the scene of the aceldent had been straighteneq out. An official who investigated the ac- cident stated that the truck -that was hit was trailing- another, in company of which it was traveling, when a touring car, with glaring headlights, winners with a higlt string of 138, and a total of 364 for thiree strings, while the losers divided honors; Hughes rolling single high with 125, and Rice taking the lead for three strings with 325. The summary: Hazen’s Pets. H. W. SHARPE. H. A. HOUGGHTON, H..B. WRIGHT. Eric H. Johnson of the school com- mittee and Supt. Macdonald of the school have been named by the school committee to confer with the Red visit on the evening of March 31st, it being her birthday. Mr. Sullivan has begun his spring work. Thomas Brown is plowing for him. An enjoyable ‘grange meeting was held Friday evening. Mrs. George Tanner and son Charles Tells How to Strengthen Eyeslght 50 Per Cent. in One Week’ Time in Many Instances NOTICE is hereby given In the jurisdiction of Bricklayers' and Masons' Union No, 21 of Danielson, Conn., t on and after A Free Prescription You Can Have to be spared the trouble and expense of Filled and Use at Home. ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptions may be wonderfully P ®fay 1st, 1920, the minimum e Cross organization here to ses wheth- . <102 107 108=- 317 hter Phebe _attended the ) was gelpnia, Pa_Do you wear|beneited by following e simple rufes. | which are row illogal in Comnecticut, | er that society will undertake to pro- 134 102 138 384 P riow - Satirdky evh® | scale set by this Union is 31 per hout. s? Are you a victim of eye strain | Here is the prescription: Go to any ;came shooting along the highway to-|vide for the expense of having the . . i Severa g ictures were |pRICK 'ERS' AN ONI T he g ow c B - z % Dr. Lewls there is real hope for you. glare of the touring car headiights tablet in a fourth of a_glass of water and allow to dissolve. With this liquid bathe the eyes two or four times daily. You should notfce your eyes ciear up perceptibly right from the start and teeth. The committee’s programme | Readette!.. .. ... ile savs neglect causes more eye trou- 80 far provides only for the c]ean-l bles and poor sight than any other one ng. Many whose eyes were f. ay they had thelr - ey restored 58 NO. forced the driver of the froward truck e to pull far over on the right, toward the JJrolley tracks, to avoid a collis- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Pratt attended the auction at Voluntown Saturday and visted over night with relatives. 21 OF CONNECTICUT. JOHN OW; ing of the children’s teeth. The school committee has procured 578 1659 Secretary. % 88 Broad St. r1d Warren Tanner has finished hewing | ,* ap: ion, and his action was followed by|a large supply of tooth brushes and R ihrough the principle of th Inflammation will quickly disappear. It | Gannon, who Was driving the trailing | tooth powders and will see that these | DUmas Ry v A e ol Bt BRI fre cr T, ren g{;pflghgfismvgm" poven 2| truck. "The engine of Gannon's truck, |are distributed among the pupils at Rice 101— 325 4 1ot 286 to read at all. Now I can read |fore it is too late. Many hopelessiy | Which stopped close to the trolley | nominal prices. Hugh 91— 314 HEBRON hing without any glasses and my |blind might have been saved if they | F2ils, stalled, and he was engaged in| It was also stated Tuesday that at eyes do not water any more. At night they would pain dreadfully; now they feel fine all time. It was like a cle_to m: A lady who used it says: “The atmosphere seemed hazy with or without glasses, but after using this prescription for fifteen days everything seems clear. 1 can even read fine print without glasses.” It is believed that thousands who wear glasses can now discard them in a rea- sonable time and multitudes more will be able to strengthen their eyes so as had cared for their eyes in time. cranking the motor when the S came. Gannon’s home is in Providence. Year's greatest picture, Male and Female, Majestic theater, Friday and Saturday.—ady. “Doc” Oatley, East Killingly’s fa- 104— 294 480 1542 crash|all times when work is being done on children’s teeth at the schoot clinic & nurse will be in attendance to aid the dentist who is at work. Raymond Gannon, the Providence young man who had his skell frac- tured when the motor truck which he had been driving was struek by an electric car at Danielson Monday ev- ening, was said Tuesday afternoon to be in dangerous condition at the Day Kimball hospital, where he was op- erated upon Tuesday morning by Dr. 8. B. Overlock. The skull' at the top and baclwas terribly crushed in and & crack extended down one eide to the ear. A party of 24 persons, including the members of the Connecticut Mills Miss Ruth Griffin of Hartford was the guest of her parents over Easter. Miss Eleanor Lord and her sister, Miss Clarissa Lord, left Saturday morning for Washington, D. C., to spend the Easter vacatton. Miss Marjorie Hough, who is attend- ing high school in Hartford, is spend- ing the Flaster vacation with her mother, Mrs. Charles Hough. Miss Florence Smith of New Haven Is at home for the Easter vacation. Miss Elizabeth Cummings has re- turned to her school in East Berlin after an {llness of a number of weeks. Mrs. Schuyler, wife of Dr. A L. Schuyler, died suddenly Thursday evening at her home. Funeral services were - held in the Congregationak church- Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rey. Howard Champe officiated. Roy Schuyler, who is in the U, S. navy, was home on a short furlough over Sunday to attend the funeral of his moiher, There was special Easter music by the choir in the Congregational church Sunday morning. The pastor, Rev. Howard Champé, preached a very in- tercsting Faster sermon. Communion was aGm.nistered following the morn- ing service. and ' , NOTE: Another prominent Physlclan to the “above, articlo was submitted said, ““Bon-Opto ls a very remarkable remedy. Jts constituent gredients are well known" to eminent - eye - speel tsts and vg‘ggu prexcribed by them.”” The man facturers pardntee it to. srengthen evsight 507) per_cent. 1n one week’s tims in many instances cr == 2 wefund he money. It can be obtained from any | 1IOUS Veteran fisherman,” again has good drugelst, and & oue of the very Sew prepars- demonstrated to all who fish for the tions I fee d be kept on hand for regular use | elusive tro in almost every (lmlly It is sold in this o 5 Liaie by rankipwin, the ty hy greatest of those who go out with rod all leading druggists, including Lee & @spood Co. | 20 3™ Jin Hig early season contribu- tion to the trout fishing display is a TRY A TON OF OUR whom CUMMINGS&RING Funeral Directors Hazen's Pets won 3, lost 1. All Stars won 1, lost 3, Putnam High baseball team has an unusually well filled and interesting schedule, which Manager Stuart Pease, 20, has arranged. Many of these games are with the fastést prep and amateur teams this section af- fords, and will furnish real opposition to the fast Putnam nine. The prac- tice will start this week and a large crowd of candidates will give Coach EHis ample opportunity to furnish a team up to last season’'s standard. The team was fortunate in losing only one man, the pitching staff as well as the infleld remaining intact. Last year the team won the La Belle trophy from its previous holder, Webster, and are endeavoring to re- peat the performance, The record for last year showed only one defeat by a high school team in which Webster was the winner. " The other defeat was when Storrs College proved a little_too fast for the high mhool boys. The schedule is as follows: April 16, Pomfret at Pomfret; 19, Southbridge at Putnam; 23, Webster at Webster; 27, Killingly at Putnam: 30, Storrs at Putnam; May 7; South and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce B Phone 238-z Lady Assii will be in Norwich toda.y attendm: a conference of chief operators of the S. N. E. T. company and managers from this part of the state. A gale that howled over Danielson during all of Tuesday kept the tem- perature down near the freezing point. At 7 a. m. Tuesday it was snowing in Danielson, but it ‘Was only a squall visitation and was gone without leaving a trace within two hours, Local men who some time since engaged to become investors in the Danielson Development company, which will build 2 mill for the newly BORN BOWERS—In Norwich, a son, wml-m © Summerfield, to Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Bowers (Gladys Austin) of 19 Oak street. SILVIA—In Westerly, R. I, March 27, 1920, a daughter, Marjorle Elizabeth, to Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Stivia, RS A A e T s T ™ DIED GADBOIS—In East Lyma‘ April- 6, 1920, Washington 1. Gadbols, aged T GAGER Funeral Director / years. formed Paco Manufacturing com- pany, will this week make their ini- tial payments toward the cost of erectinf the mill. The site for this mill has not been announced, but sev- eral locations have been under con- j sideration and are available. The Lorn Elwyn Stock company PALMER—In 1920, Henry where to get them—and where the WHICH HAS JUST ARRIVED Rainbow, Conn., April §; Palmer, aged 79 years. Funeral at his late home Thursday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock. Buria]l in Elm Grove cemetery. ENRIGHT~—In Norwich, April 6, 1920, | Plainfield; 29, Worceater Trade School suddenly, William J. Hickory street. ‘Enright of 143 | played to good business again on Tuesday at the shaws at the Orpheum theater. Members of the Pentecostal church held a prayer meeting at the home of Phineas Aldrich, on North Main | street Thursday evening. Mrs. James R. Mason, president of | the State Federation of Woman's | Clubs, will be the guest of the Kil- lingly Woman’s club when that or- ganization gives- its annual tea this (Wednesday) afternoon at the Meth- odist church. C. T. Tillinghast and Joseph La- valle were in Norwich Tuesday on &/ business trip, Danielson churches were represent- ed Tuesday afternoon at a county de- nominational conference held in Put- nam, SHETUCKET COAL & WOOD (0, [ji== =imis i 7 attending the Southern New England & ;- . conference of .the Methodist church, T-lephone 1257 THE BEST WE HAVE HAD YET NO DUST OR BREAKAGE $10.75 PER TON . ‘which opened Tuesday evening and will continue - through the present week. Mrs, Myrtice Barnett has engaged | to enter the employ of Bugbee and Wult at Putnam and will go there Tel Church & Allen 15 Main Street Funeral Embalmers. Lady Assistant HENRY E. CHURCH Directors —AND— lephone 328-3 \ WM. SMITH ALLEN bridge at Southbridge; 11, Webster at Putnam; 14, Killingly at Danielson; 18, Storrs at Storrs; 22, Norwich Free Academy at Norwich; 25, Willi- mantic at Putnam; 28, Plainfield at at Putnam; June 1, Norwich Free Academy at Putnam: 4, Willimantic at Willimantic; 8, Plainfield at Put- nam; 10, Worcester Trade Sehool at Putnam. A few of these dates are pending, but are practically assured. EKONK Rev. and Mra. Malouf of New Haven are spénding the Easter recess at the parsonage. They have as their guest Mr. ‘Wickfall, a classmiaté of Mr. Malouf, ;who preached an excellent sermon §undny morning. All are glad that Mr. Malouf's eyes are improving. Daniel Brown of Plainfield gonduct- ed an auction sale at Silas Barber's place near the Wylie schoolhouse Sat- urday. The farm was sold to Mr. Derosier of Plainfield. Alva Frink has moved to the Doug- las farm which hé purchased of John Tanner. Benjamin Celburn is moving his family to the Knight farm in the Flat Rock district, Plainfield. Misses Esther and Gladys Gallup and Ethel Congdon, returned to their school duties Mo Miss Ella Gardner wu & week end ONSTIPATION Embalmer s the big trouble in every serious Srompt Servics /Day or Niaht -~ causing depression of i spirits, irritability, nervousness,” imperfect vision, os- of memory, rm sleep, loss of -»etho. etc.~stop it with a regalar course Shea & Burke Funeral Directors. ' 41 Main Street They m.m!fi-ly and freely, but ‘Ldunnng the "comforting the stomach, stimu- lating the liver: ie h?“” for iedt- iousncss, beart- ’. Pus | vegetable. Plain or Sagar Coated. ; YEARS' CONTINUOUS SALE 8 THEIR MERIT. Dr. J. B The Henry Allen & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant.: Telephone 410-2 DAY OR'NIGHT GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE, _ Teloghone 43 ——— A. F. WOCD “The Local Undethket" DAN:ELSON, couu ¥ Meghania Stresd