Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 1, 1920, Page 2

finally yete ago. three of her sisters graduated 1 whe he t..cm"’% b g fained her Mohathemdan faith but re- moved the black veil ‘from h;r‘ face a8 They | many other Turkish women have since She is a firm believer th the su- an attractive face.and possesses convie- tions on_the sibjeet of Turkish nl(lo‘- alism. Because of her $7M ceewons e MARARETS ovutar Ead Hamem is, rhaps, | speaker in behalf 4 the ploneer n i the move. Movement in Ana . BALTIC league of the Baltic M. E. the first annual Ladies’ night of the church Friday GALES FERRY The village school changed the hour af opening the morting session ‘to & olclock Stonday in keoping With the daylight sav- ing_plan. The servicts 6f the M. E. ehurch wil | continue on_standard ‘time for the pres- lfifll, s voted by the congregation at the >rvice Stinday Jast. . The singing class, whioh met Tuesday’ - | evening under the direction of Organist Alban W, Coopér . of - New London, ° | changed the time from 7.30 o'clock to , Nellle | 630, standara. time. JEROS. n a0 Burial services for Tenry L. Brooks, Ethel Hamnan: Son€. |y, gjeq at the Day Kimball hospital at O e Eramenest | Pytham Saturday Jast, were held at the R itlan Staftord: sone Mre | village cemetery hereMonday morning i Mis Cemstanes | 2t 11 o'clock, Rev. G. H. Wright, pastor _— Batioy et | Of the M. E.'chureh of Gales Ferry, con- m" Aucting the service, Mr, Brooks was the don of Sidney: Brooks, M. D, .a practicing: | physician in the village many years ago, indeons, ‘Lafénce Sidney 8. Brooks of New Lonhdon enry Dean Brooks of Perry, Towa. Noyes B. Allyn ®as A guest at dinher at the home of Judge and Mrs. ot lrnwn of Norwich Saturday last. inclutled Mr. #hd _M¥s. Charles. harmb»v Mr. and Mrs. James H. La- throp, Mrs. Ada Larrabee and Miss Emma Larrabee, an automobile, party from Windham, ex-Mayeor Allyn T. Brown and Mrs. Brown of Norwich, with Mr. Allyn of Gales Ferry. Regular meéetings of the; Village Im- provement association having béen fixed in the by-laws of the assoeiation at the | is survived by ‘thres gra E will be no farther meetings held Oftober, but during the summer the members will enjoy them- o the bowling green on the churcn 1t ie intended to try and im- Of ‘the green this in good condition nationalist . - When the family resided here. Mr. Em’l last meeting for ‘the iset6nd 'and fourth Monday of each month, the first meeting. Was held at the clnbheun Mm\day ing at 8 o'cloek, V. the president, nrmamt 18 a wise wife Who pretends to m her husband teils “DELCO-LiG. 1/ is the Best Time and Labor Saver on My Farm” That's what many users say. Over & hundred thousand families located in all parts of the world, are enthusiastic about Delco-Light. ~'This is proof 1 of the satisfaction Delco-Light gives. It is an in- dication of the high place Delco-Light holds in the hearts of those who use it. Clean, safe electric lights make the house, batns a""'] I two weeks and a May v for this (Saturday) | ;- With - Tecitations, songs, games dance, with refreshments, Rev. 4 Neb York, -.g society, wa se. guest Monday:of Rev. Allen Shaw.Bush. and, Mrs. ‘Bush. Johnstone of Philadel- ‘bhia arrived Tuesday to visit at the home| of Mr. and Mts. H. Singlewood Bisbing at their home near Red Top. C..Blair and luu Dora Glag- Hon “of mth e L yusgts o Mr. Blair's sister, Mrs. C Mr. and Mfs. Stephen Norman moved Montiny home in the village. Mrs. Leolin eeney réturned the spending fhe Week - “4n New York. Misees ‘Marie Russell and Dordthy Glamber of Groton, schoolmates at Nor- ;wn e Amflemy of Miss Madeline irch, | vi r, home in the vitiage last. Carter of fwin Oaks’ cot-| ed Mrs. Dobson of Norwich 5. ). A Birch visited Groton rela- tives Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hotace H. Sears and son, Alfred_Dana, arriyed -from West Haven Saturday to spend -the: summer at their bungalow. NOANK The local Baptist church is taking. a; church ecensu§ of the residents of thg vu-' Tage. Every resident is to be called to state to which church he or she Tongs andif-to Wo chuith, what phmcu- lar belief is favored. ‘At the supper given for the beneit of] the Noank bard the firemen's Hall was crowded. ‘Many out of town peopls, at- ‘tended. There was a large gdthery also outside to Tisten to the music of tl band, C. Hunt has resigned as leader #nd’ will pldy in the orchestra at_ the Lyceum theatre, New London. Mr. Drake of New Londoh has been Becured to take his place: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman of Port- land, Me.,.are.expe¢ted here soon to make two weeks" visit before starting for their new Home in Springfield, TIl.. where Mr. Freemah 1§ fo_bp engliect of a pumping wtation ‘owmed by the city. Both Mr. and Mrs. Freeman were born In the Village, going to Newport sgon after their mar- riage. thed .to Portland, Mr. Freeman working in both cities as boiler fnspostor for the boats belonging o the . S. gov- ernment. Mrs. G. E. Main attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Edwin Chapman, held at her late home in Ea;&m Point. Wed- | nesday aftemoon: &."Buddington of Poquonock Bridge officiated. Burial was in Starr cemetéry, Groton. Capt. B. W. Latham _was talen to Ussznge hospital Sunday for trestment. Syelen Loag Point posiolies will oven m- first '0f May for tHe season. G. Chester of th lage will be post. ok, tional Home - Mis-|- ., were weeki . "Allyn’s Point to their new| == | the winter with her daughtér, Mrs. Fy master and Miss Irma Doughty, also of the village, is his assistant. . The steam lighter.. Clifford has been taunched from the marine railway in the! local shipyard and the menhaden steamer | Portland hauled out to have her bow re-! paired. Daniel Rogers of Groton, a former res- ident of the village, is seriously ill with neart disease. At the democratic caucus held in the town hall in Poguonnoc F. I Rathbuh | was_chosen from this district delegate to the state convention in New Haven May | 5th and 6th. The present town commit- ! tee was re-elected:! F. H. Brewer, chair- men, Nathan Avery and F. I Rathbun. Mrs. A. E. Fitch has returned to her | home on Spicer avenue after spending | Blackman. in Ridgefield: Pask. N..J. Capt. James P. Brown has launched his fishing boat, The Ganet, Friday. l ‘Mrs. Francis SWePl')Fl‘ of New York is at ‘her summer home Teve. Mrs” Corey of Passaic, N. J., has open- ed her summer home in Cove street. Word has been Teceived of the recent | illness of Erastus Rogers of Spring Hill, father of Freeman Rogers. t. iney Wilcox launched h'! boat, rod, Thursday. When members of a family quarrel a lot.of truth shows up in the conver- When ‘ your mouth tastes like all the mean thmgsyouever did— ed together, then medB\!duml Pills. Yom’rnouth is a good indication of the condition of stomach and bowels. BEECHAM'S "2 PILLS In boxes, Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World 10c,, 25¢. ‘are a dndad btrncln-%uat f| Boys’ Straw Hats, good assort- 14 Muul pr‘m today M: regular price $3.98. 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