Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 28, 1920, Page 6

" NORWICH g 2y 'BULLETIN, MONDAY, U NE 28, 1920 WALTERS AND CROCKER IN THE ROARING SKIT, “THE THREE RUBES” JACK JOYCE _ Muical and Juggling Novelty The Boy With the Smile BURNS AND WILSON ° IN THE COMEDY SKIT “THE UNTRAINED NURSE” FEATURE PHOTOPLAY TOM MIX in “THE FEUD” 'A SIX PART FOX SUPER-PRODUCTION PARAMOUNT SCREEN MAGAZINE Today and Tuesday A Bill of Super-Features A Great Play Made Into An Even Greater Screen Play MAY ALLISON, in “The Cheater” The Most Vivid Photoplay of the Year. A Woman'’s Soul Laid Bare and a Man Torn on the Torturing Rack of Lies. Pearl White, in “The Black Secret” Adapted From R.W. Chamber’s Famous Novel “In Secret” A HEMALE VAMP PATHE NEWS Century Comedy Topics of the Day EXCURSION TO NEWPORT MONDAY, JULY 5th Steamer Chester W. Chapin Daylight Saving Time. eave New London Line Wharf, New London.... Return Due New London Soh oY A Delightful Holi Outing. Two hours in Newport—visit the Old Stone Mill, the Cliff Walk, and other attractive plac MUSIC AND DANCING ON THE MAIN DECK. Fare from New London, including War Tax, $1.62; Children 81c Tickets on sale commencing June 30th, at the office of the Company at New London. THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY 9: 5 A M 145 P. M. —_— DANIELSON “Your church is entirely free of debt” was the cheering announcement made to the congregation at the masses at St | James' church Sunday morning. The expression used really meant that' the church was Tiot only free of all financial encumberances, but also that the entire debt of the parish has been wiped out a fact that was well understood by many huridreds of parishioners who were de- lighted with the splendid accomplish- ment, which has been achieved under the direction of Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. S, the pastor, and his able assistants through co-operation of the people of the parish. There was double measure of joy and enthusiasm over the accompanying an- nouncement that in addition to cancel- ling the debt, the last portion of which was pald during the past week, the par- ish has a surplus of cash and Liberty bonds émounting to $8,000. This will form the nucleus of a fund for building the parish hall, which will be one of the finest structures in the town: of Kil ingly. When work on this building will be_undertaken is not announced. It was also announced at all of the masses that the parish has received a gift of a strip of land, 210 by 58 feet, from the Connecticut Mills company at Connecticut Village, where St. James' parish has owned some lots since that section of Danielson begap to boom more than a decade ago. While Sunday's announcéments contained no reference to what use will be made of the land hold- ings of the parish at Connecticut Vil- lage it is known that the erection of another church there has been under consideratior for some time past and the rapid development of that section of Danielson will likely bring this about in the not distant future. Able leadership of the parish and lib- eral co-operation of hundreds of parish- ioners who have shared in the unprece- dented prosperity of Danielson during the past five years has made possible the the clearing up of a debt that one tifie a few vears ago was in excess of $3 000. St. James' parish is proud of being one of the few in the state entirely free of debt and proud of the splendid stru tures (®at make up the parish property. The church, erected just twenty vears ago, is practically a new building and the rectory and S t.Joseph's convent are still newer structures. Including St ames’ school, it is estimated that the parish buildnigs could not be replaced for less than $150,000, and the cost might run to $200,000. This wit hoth- er holdings represents the open-hearted giving of a straggling parish organized just over 50 vears ago, but now one of the most flourishing in Kastern Connec- ticut and growing steadily in member- ship year by ' First class room to let; price reas- onable. Apply at 81 Furnace street, Danielson.—adv. [ COVENTRY Moriarty is employed at the State Colony| The faneral of Peter Bouthilier, who at Mansfield Depot died at his home on Allen Hill in the 3 © McKnight preached in the| Mrs I F. Wilcox entertained the Mis-|town of Brookiyn, was held Saturday e B Ot B s ‘more | Sion depariment of . the Federated |morning with o Solémn high mass of . charon Churches of Tolland, Wednesday, at her|Tequiem at the Sacred Heart chureh, in P& | the schools closed Friday for the|lhome here. Twenty were presaat. A gcoa! Wauregan, where Mr. Buothillier had amount of sewing was done. summed vacation it —erl e : R. Dimock, accompanied by Al O o hom ¢ Afiag | lerton Kibbe. of Ellington, to Shavertown,| Chartier, M. S., D. D.. Rev. M. J. Ginet, Do Gowdy Saturday evening. Miss) NeW VOrK. the first of the weex. wr,[M. S, Rev. Jotn Roux, M. S, and the Criswold wae teacher in No. 8 and wii|Kibbee has sold his large farm ir. El'rnge|pastor, Rev. J. C. Mathieu. The ser- B s, mest yoor. lton and went to York state t> loo< at ttended Ly a large number of The Ladies’ society met Wednesday another, but was not sa:ichel with the and friends. Burial was in the afterncon in the chapel. Tea was serv-| U(% N suw Meart cemetery. The bearers p-- ss 1 Merrow, Lf Kingston, © I, apoleon Bouthillier, George Bou- The annual meeting of the Ready SP¢Nt (e first of the weck at her aome, thillier, Joseph Bouthillier, Henry Bro- Helpers' society was held Thursday ev. Tera farm. She attended (l\.l rectep- deur, George Bernrad and Simeon Bou- ening 1n the chapel. A banquet follow. | LoD Elven Colonel and Mia Welch in | thillier. Louis B. Kennedy was the ed 0 ol A ? | funeral director. A party of about twenty from Paw. S Merrow has vesigicd A€ M-l puneral services for Miss Abby Gay tucket, R 1. was entertained by Mr. in hotany at Kingaton college, o died suddenly at her home and Mrs. Rossnagle over Suni i e e hEC WAL g PEE westfield section Wednesday | Mrs. Arthur Sword of CGlastonbury G iy Wenty-five yaare. Somw-t iy, were held at her home Satur #pent the week with her parents ek 10 EINRRoR Rt sl o'clock, Rev. Walter Byron W Mre. Lee spent the week with [ fenve thore npal that +le:liams of the Westfeld Congregational friends in Ellington. e here and will mEKe | 1yren officiating. Burial was in West- - - -~ SR ot | field cemetery. The bearers were Judge ROW e Milton A. Shumway, Henry M. Daniel- YANTIC son, George E. Danielson, Luther Piliing, Mrs. Sarah S spent a dav with| . ” Nathan D. Prince and Edward H. Bacon. relatives in South Coventry. recent ity Chacles Brown, “iwas, pie A. F. Wood was in charge of the funeral Mrs. Eugene Dimock has rewurned | SUTPrised at her home Wednesday arrangements. bome. after spending severa davs with 0% When about 20 friends called to con-| " Miss Backus was a native of Danielson, Ber daughter. Mrs. Alliston Kibbo, of SniUlale her on ber birth Three |2 daughter of Judge Thomas and Sarah Ellington. While there she attendad tha 0 °% OF ;‘}“:; re played: the prizes| (Young) Backus. She had lived all of graduating exercises at the Jtockyile| nof Non by Ure. Mary Ladd Mrs. Min-{her life in Danielso Miss Backus Bigh school. her granddaushter, Misy, \i& AWDUTL MIS Charles Brown and jeaves one brohtre, William H. Backus, Mary Kibbe, being ons of the geadu.| MiS: es Woodruff. A delicious supper | of Danielson, who is the last of a large . wis served ; the birthday cake was most Mrs. John Usher of Tolland, spent “lUrictively {dec,?r.!lml ith American Backus was a member of the » portion of last week w ti oo | 88 e (&1 t of Mrs. Joseph Mackenzie. 51 Congregational church of 30 ‘T Usher and his family Mrs. Mrown was presented a butter dish con, of which she became a mern- Mra. Joseph Sollner i Willimantic is | padc by Mrs ”_,-m"“‘w;:‘r;‘s““i‘;““l“’" being | per as a girl. Miss Backus was Dbe- spending a few days with Mr. and Mis. | arranged by Mrs. Myron Ladd., who Sl ssisted Mrs. Holt, Mis. B : " W ford. op | 25Sisted Mrs . Mis. Brown’s mother, yelemiamin Baster was 'n Tastford, on | in receiving the gests and in making the y. A day o pleasureablo. Mr. and Mrs. I F. Wileow. with Mr. 4 : and Mrs. . Phillips, of Wilimant,s, as| Mrs. Edward Walth of Norwich and guests, motored to Rock Point, Sunday, | daughter, Mrs. Joseph Conolly, and son the 20th, and enjoyed a ve<y fine shere|Of Newark, N. I, were recent guests at Pine Tree cottage. Miss J week in Kent. dinner. Mias Sarah Wileox nccompanied theri to Summit. R. 1, waere she spent the day with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Darkce and three children, of Willimantic, spent the week end at Winding Brook “arm. | lin Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moriarty 3nd e two children, formerly of Now Ifaven,| It is as difficult to get some men to are at their home here for a time Mr. - FRANKLIN SQUARE, NORWICH. 209 Discount Sale —NOW GOING ON— Make Your Own Deductions From Ouar Lew Prices The affair | M. Pendleton is spending the Several members of the Manning family attended the Robinson reunion in Frank- talk as it is to get some women to quit. n a parishioner for many years. The .| officers of the mass were Rev. Alpherie loved by all who knew her and was al- | was generous in her assistance of | charitable enterprises or efforts for civic or social betterment. Choice flowers for funerals; also wed- ding bouquets, Hunt's Greenhouses. Phone 1130 —adv. As the result of an internal injury re- ceived when Kicked by a last Lhursday, dward Potter Harris, 67, one of tne best known farmers in orth Scituate, died at his home there, Sunday morning. Mr. Potter was kicked by the cow us he was about to start milking iust Thursday evening and was So seri- ous:y hurt that there was no chance for his recovery. He formerly lived in the town of Foster. Mr. Harris leaves his wife and daughter, Mrs. John Rathbun of Pottersville, . L, a son Frederick of | Providence and a brother, also resident in_Providence, The Corsican Brothers, Alexander Du- mas' masterpiece, made i¥to a massive hotodrama, in which Dustin Farnum en- acts his most famous stage role at the Orpheum Theatre, Monday and Tuesday, June 28th and 25th.—adv. At All Mallows' church in Moosup, Saturday morning, Rev. J .C. McCathy was celebrant of & high mass of requiem at the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Ouillette of that place. Burial was in All Hal- lows' cemetery. L. E. Kennedy was the funeral director. Trucking and baggage transfer care- fully, promptly and reasonably done. C. W. Hutchins, American Railway Xx- press Office. Tel. 360 or 243-3.—ad Squads of the members of C. company, State guard, were at the state rifle range south of here on Sunday to indulge in the first shoot of the 1920 season. Members of this command have made very good improvement as marksmen since first enteifng the serviie afl creditable scores were made during Sunday’s shoot. Earl F. Wood ,instructor at the sum- mer school at Columbia university, is improving at the home of his parents, Mr .and Mrs. A. F. Wood and in a week expects to have recovered from an at- tack of blood poisoning which necessitat- ed his return here. A number of Danielson people will go to Putnam this morning to hear argu- ments of_metions or applications, in the case of Miss Gertrude A. Wardeil vs the town of Killingly. The court session will open at 10 a. m.; Judge George E. Hin- man of Willimantic presiding. At East Killingly, Andrew Potter has a remarkably fine collection of moths, ! brought together from all corners of the { earth, there being between 1100 and 1200 speciments of insections, some of them radiantly beautiful and really marvel- ous to those even who are quite Well ac- quainted with this form of life. Each specimen is splendidly mounted. Mr. Potter for many years has had a fancy for collecting moths and his display of them, filling 2 room, has been brought together from many nooks and corners of the earth. 5 Specimens in the collection represent continental Europe, Australia, India, Asia Java, the Solemon Islands, different train No. 55 Friday, due in Putnam from Boston at 12.50 p..m., which was wreck- ed near Norwood Central, Mass. Among them was Carl Volanta, who had his leg amputated at the Day Kimball hospital a few months ago, and was in Boston to have his new artificial He, like the rest of the passengers, es- caped without injury, but he reports‘con- siderable excitement on the train when things ‘Were happening. amputated at the Day Kimball hospital, has sufficiently recovered as to be able to be out on the piazza in a wheel chair. Ernest Peterson of Sprucedale fell from a_barn, that he was shingling Saturday afternoon, fracturing his right arm and seriously bruising his chest and right hip. “The extent of his injuries has not been determined, but it is believed that he is not dangerously hurt. He is at the Day Kimball hospital. Some from this city are in Worcester today (Monday) attending the circus. A Ford truck carrying a gasoline tank Saturday afternoon was parked on Grove street near the corner of King street. inspection of the car indicated would need another car to budge it. ong side the entire wheel was missing and on_the other a tire was gone. The baseball game on the Manhasset grounds between the team of Connecticut Mills of Dapielson and the Manhasset team of this urday afternoon. Matthew Chase of Pomfret Landing, whose injury. was reported a week ago. seems to be gaining at the Day Kimball hospital. Chapdler Morse, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Morse, who was operated upon for mastoiditis a few weeks ago, is able to be out. Fugene Keene of Walnut street, who has been critically ill at the Day Kimball hospital, has improved slightly during the past week. A number of Putnam people attended the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Sheldon at their home in South Wood- stock Saturday afternoon and evening. Members of Quinebaug lodge, A. F. and A. M., attended the meeting of Putnam lodge of Masons at South Woodstock on Saturday afternoon. Midshipman William Rafferty napolis, is on cruise and is reported as having reached Colon. Dorothy Keefe, Mrs. Michael Keefe of Ring street, has been suffering from appendicitis at St. Vincent's hospital, Worcester, is again at home and considerably improved. No workmen have appeared on Grove street yet to lower the trolley tracks. Upwards of 300 persons called at the home of Mr. Sheldon in the town of Woodstock Sat- urday, to offer congratulation upon occasion of their golden wedding anni versary, health and with the more useful years. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon received from 3 to 5 o'clock and again Many were the good wishes pourcd into their ears and many A number of Putnam people Were on leg readjusted. Arthur C. Stetson, who had his leg An it On that ty drew a large crwod Sat- of this| , of ‘the U. S. Naval academy at An- daughter of Mr. and who and Mrs. Charles Smith the which they reach promise in good of many in the evening. and substantial sections of Africa, Brazil and other South American countries and many groups of islands scattered in distant parts of the earth. very the collection and hear something of the different kinds of moths and the lands that they come from. The collection fully interesting, especially to students. Mr. a collection of hawks that are native to this seclon of the country. osprey hawk, bird, not common in this immediate vi- cinity, wa: at East K hawk collection includes specimens of the sharp-shin, red-should- erous other types found in this latitude, State blue heron and others of the feath- ered famiiles of the air add variety and interest better known by the people of the town citizen who owns something really worth seeing, and worth going a long distance to_inspect. Mr. Potter h~ moths and the birds in his collection and the excetlence him at once to be rated as an expert in this line. It is a privilege, which Mr. Potter is generous in according, to inspect the owner tell is very valuable and wonder- Pous o urought together A powertul commonly known as the fish is of particular interest. This .nken in the reservoir section gly a few vears ago. The nely mounted red-tail, pigeon, sparrow and num- to a collection that should be ilifagly. which has in Mr. Potter a = ma=eanally mounted the 0+ s nandiwork premits FELLOWS—In Norwich, June 25, 1920, STARK—In Bronxville, N. Y., June 14, 1920, a son, Peter Russell, to Mr. and BORN a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Georse R. Fellows of Oak street. Mrs.” Loweil R. Stark. LABOREE—CALKI and Miss Elizabeth M. CLAUSSON—LONGER—In Gurleyville, Longer. O’REILLY—HOURIGAN—In Pawtuck- ielSon, Conn., and Miss Hannah M. Hourigan of Pawtvcket. TRAHAN—_GAUTHIER—In Danielson, LILLIBRIDGE — RIBBELL—In Lisbon, ORENSTEIN — MAMIN —In this city, MARRIED. 2 Lon- —In New. don, June 26, 1920, by Rev. J. R. Dan. forth, Leonard W. Laboree of Milford Calkins of New London. June 21, 1920, by Rev. E. P. Ayer, Gustave’ Clausson and Miss Eliza, et, R. L, June 15, 1920, by Rev. Fa- ther Barry, Harry J. O'Reilly of Dan- June 23, 1920, by Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. S, Romeo Trahan and Miss Ora Gauthier. June 26, 1920, by Rev. W. J. Reynolds, Ralph A. Lillibridge und Miss Eliza- beth T. Ribbell, 1ioth of Glasgo. June 27, 1920, by Rabbi Max Stamm, Samuel Orenstein of Montville and Miss Dorothy Mamin of this city. RASMUSSEN—In Norwich June DIED ‘ 26, 1920, suddenly, Harold Leonard Ras- mussep, aged 14 years, Funeral service at the home of his father, Hans Rasmussen, 119 McKin- ley avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, June 28, at 3 2 o’clock. Church & Allen 15 Main Street Funeral ~ Directors —AND— - Embalmers Lady Assistant Telephone 328-3 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN | Grosvenordale Dayville were in collision just before 10 | 300 MORE MEN WANTED Jobs now open, due to the men. If interested, call at buildings. No labor trouble. tions of high class work, on which expsrience is not ab- solutely necessary but preferable. Large variety general factory work. We have rooms available for 500 single Rogers, between 2 p. m. and 10 p. m. Monday, June 28, or 2 p. m. and 10 p. m. Tuesday, June 29, or write NEW DEPARTURE MFG. CO. BRISTOL, CONN. AT ONCE completion of several factory Many mechanical opera- Del Hoff Hotel. Ask for Mr. were the manifestations of friendship and good will On behalf of Putnam lodge of Masons of Woodstock, of which lodge Mr. Shel- don is a past master ,Herbert W. Bow- ment in behalf of St. Francis’ hospital extension fund is much gratified at the large number of war savings stamps con- A Bulletin For Sale * Advertisement Will Sell It LEGAL NOTICES THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Distiict o nectcut. Where. T tae 14th day. of June, 1920, Umitéd States tued u fibel in tne District Court ot the Lnited States for the District of Connecticut aga.nst the 316 ‘Lottles Sirop Danis in a cause of vio. Act of June 3u, 1908, Clvil and Maritime. And Whereas, by virtue of process in due form of luw, to me directed, Te- turnable on tie tth day of September, 1920, 1 nave seizeu auu taken the said 376 bottles Srop Danis and have them in_my custody. Notice is hejeby given that a District Court will be heid n the United States Court Room, in the ity of New Haven, on the 6th day of September, 1920, for the trial of said premises, and ~the owner or owners, and all _ sons who may have or claim any 4 .est, are héreby cited to be and :_ . ur at the time and place aforesai, (o show cause, if any they have, why a final decree siould not pass as prayed. WAL R PALMER, U. S. Marshal. T T. Al M'CARTHY, Deputy United Stutes Marshal. B. L. SMITH, U. S. Attorney. June 16, 1920, - Jez6d THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, District of Comnecticut. Whereas, on the 14th day of Junme, 1920, United States filed a libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut against the 12 doz. bottles Sirop Danis in a _cause of A Bulletn Wanf £ Aavertisement Will Get i e | LEUAL vuiived. : ] SRR PR ORI e Sty it amS sty b e “e wepsvtsonsd L3 B an i e e ey B il ks s Deputy L Lo Celiia be o e Tiii UaaTED STATES OF AsEICA, fcs, um sme 1aia day of Jume, 182 P e e vio. Act of Jume 30, 1906, Tivil and | uve wviies ) bk s @ Ceues Manchester.—The committee of one| Maritime. Vi ace b vubt vl dove, Civk e hundred in charge of the local movi And Whereas, by virtue of process in | =it due form of law, to me directed, re-| = -w W iaercas, by viriue of process in turnable on the bth day of September, | QUe l0fum 0L aW, b0 e dicviedy Te- 1420, | have seized and taken 11 J1-1% | t4iBdbie OU Lut vl day O1 Scpiedmber £ doz.’ of the said 12 doz bottles and |iv=v, 1 Mive seidou dhu takiu iue Saia en presented Mr. Sheldon a gold-headed | tributed to {ne fund. baye taem in my custody. g § Wl btke Suul Uaiie e e . inscribed “To Past Masier Charles Notice is hereoy given that a District | it il sy cusiouy. éa-nsehe:gi‘;l’{:o‘;‘ Putnam lodge, No 46, A. [~ = Court wil be he.d in tne United States Aulie o uvive, Biven that a Dis- R B, 10307 This LEGAL NOTICES. Court room, .n tae City of New iaven, | IF-C1 Lot Woi bc wciu il tue LBited e T g JEa on tne 6ty day of September, 1 for | Susies Couit svua. ae Uiy vi ew presntationiwas b cis 6 HERRIOY YHI, UNETED STATIS OF the triai of sald premises. and tne|fld-ch, VD Lue il udy i oo pleader, At the evening reception Mr. Bowen | THI UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, | owner ur owners, aua il persons who | 1920, .o tie tiias ol su.d iscs, and presented Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon $100 in | :5tiict bi Lounecucut, may have Or cliim any interest, are | NS OWHEr OF OWRDErs, Aud Wi persons old, & group gift from Woodstock | o \YA€reas, vn tue 1ath day of June,| hereby cited to be and appear at Who may have 0 Ciiu.any lulerest el LJuv.blL(nt\:dr‘klu‘ta ied u sivel in Lic | time ‘and place aforesaia,” 1o “shuw |Are hercoy wited to be Ind ssyvenc i 5 : (BLEICE AL UE the Unites Satertbr | Conceest e al | the time and p.ace aioresaid, 1o saow The Sheldon home was effectively dec- | ([[o Listrict of ause, if any they have, why a unal ! orated with a combination of gold, green Connecucut u 2 4oz botlies Sirvp Dalis in ainst tue cause of decree snouid Mot pass as praved. cause, 1f uny toey have, wuy 4 Dnal WM. K. PALMcit, U. S..sarshal. decree should mut pass us prayed. and white. All sections of the town of | Viv. Act of June 3v, iyov, Civ.l and AL MCARTHY, WAL K. PALMER, L. 5. Marshal. Woodstock were represented among the | saritime 2 5 Deputy United States Marsnal. __T. AL MCAKTHY, many who came to the Sheldon home, And whereas, by virtue of process in L. SMrTH, U. 8. Attorney. June Deputy United States marshal. : = : due form of law, to me directed, re- jez2sd SMITH, L. 8. Attorney. June Where all were made happy. The gifts) (S 1" o 1A% 10, e directed, re- 3 S AL were numerous and beautiful. Refresh-|,y.u, | nave seized and \aken 35 of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, _— ments of sandwiches, cake and ice cream | s.id 4 doz. botties Sirop Damis and have i Cunnecticut THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, were served. . them in my custody. Whereas, on ine laih day of June, | District of Conmecticut. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon are among the| NouiCe 1S hereby given that a Dis- | 1920, Lnitéd States fied a i-bei iu tne| ~Whereas, on the l4th Gay of Jume, best known of Woodstocl's residents, | trict Court will bo held in tae United Mrs. Sheldon, who was Miss Phoebs | FALES ConrtRoom, in the City of New Weaver Harrington, is a native of Wood- | 1y y ol 3 stock and always has lived there. Mr. Sheldon is a native of Scotland, Conn.. 0, for the trial of s id premises, an the owner or owners, and all persons who may have or cliim any interest, wisirict Court of the Unitea States 1or e District of Conneciicut aga.ust the bolties Sirop Danis in a cuuse of V.o, Act of Jume 3V, 1306, Civii and Mari- time. And Whereas, by v.rtue of process in 1920, United States filed a Lbel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut against the 10 doz. bottles Sirop Danis in a cause of vio. Act. of June 39, 1906, Civil and Maritime. d b ere March 22, 1850. He has been | are hereby cited to be and appear at|due form of iaw, to me directed, re- And W hereas, by virtue of process in L"i’ls‘,fimi of \\r"anu.w.«k for more than | the time and place aforesid, o show | turnavie on the sth day of September, | due form of iaw, to me directed, re- b SR nd for years com.|C3use if any they have, why a final 1_nave seized and taken 14 of tueé | turnable on the 6th-day of September, 50 years, however, a Ll yents decree should not pass as prayed. i bottles >irop Danis and have| 1920, 1 have seized and taken 8 §-1% ducted a store at South Woodstock, re- WM. R, PALMER, U. S. Marshal. n my custode. doz. 'of the said 1% doz. bottles and have ng about 30 v ago. He has been TI. A. M'CARTHY, Notice is hereby given that a_Dis- | them in my custody a selectman of the town and a prominent Deputy United States Marshal. | trict Court wili be held in the United| Notice is hereby given that & Dis- member of Putnam lodge of Masons. E. L SMITH, U. S. Attorney. States Court koom. in the City of New | trict Court will be heid in the United Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon have one son, |16 1920 ; Haven, on Uie 5th day of September, | States Court Room, in the City of New Fred of Woodstock. Miss Gladys C.| mmm usrm — | 120, tor tae tral of siid nremises, and | Haven. on the U day of September, Sheldon of this city and Raymond W.| Distri AM ICA, | the owner or owne and all persons | 1920, for the trial of said premises™an Sheldon of Boston are grandchildren of | Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon, who have the best | 1 wishes of all who krow them for many more happy and fruitful years. Cars driven by Vandale Billings, Armand and Joseph o'clock Saturday on Killingly avenu near the residence of Randolph Bullard. The accident happened as the cars were other and the two pracffd- were considerably damaged though their occupants es- passing each all machines in the crash, of of as. 14 Unitel States filed of Jung day 3 doz. botles Gauvins Cough cause of vio, Act of J oar Chy vio. Act of June 30, 1906, Ci and Maritime. S And Whereas, by virtue of process | t a libel in the strict Court of tne United States ror the District of Connecticut against the vho may have or claim any interest, are hercby cited to be and appear at tne time und place aforesaid, 10 show cause, if any they have, why a final decree should not pass as prayed. WM K. PALMISx, U. S. Marshal. T. A, M'CARTH Deputy United States Ma the owner or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any Interes are hereby cited to be and appear the time and place aforesaid, to snow cause, if any they have, why a final decree should not pass as praved. WM. R. PALMER, Marshal. T. A. MCARTHY. e, a il n . SMirH, U. S. Attorney. Deputy T'nited States Marshal. £s fu"ena‘fzxré"m?'ul"w‘pw""° directed, re- 16Fioks, SOTH. T. 8 Attorney. Juse T he Gth day of Septemby = = ERICA. | 15- 1929 o2 1920, T have seized and taken gmofl'é THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, | == - doz.’ bottles of and have them in my custod. Notice is hereby given trict Court will be hel in he said 3 doz. bottles that a_ Dis- District of Connecticut. Whereas, on the l4th day of June, 1920, United States filed a iibel in the District Court oz the, United States for THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, District of Connecticut. Whereas, on the 14th day of Jume, States Ce e United | ¢ p.striet of Connecticut against the e A T su{us mfd ‘d“'g"‘ . ‘gh" o ithin five’ i States Court Rooin, i fie Unlted | ineDistriet: cticut aga District Court of the United States for caped injury. Within five minutes after | p7Uet COUEE | c‘;“zial‘[\”l}\su("lxeu”ngqsfe‘:‘r i4 bottles Sirop Danis in a cause of vio. | the L) le;!:,“““‘ At ] {iefcosshia Jine fationts, -“lmcdh“—dfl?“ll the trial of sald premises. and " ing|Act of Jume 3, 1906, Civil ang Mari-| 1 gross of Sirop Danis in a cause of vio. along the highway in each direction|owner or owners, ind all persons who | V0%, v A Act'of Jume 30, 1306, Civil and Mari- from the scene of the wreck most of the | may have or elaim any interest, are| oARd Whereas, by virtue of process in | time. drivers in the busy Saturday night | hereby cited to be and appear at the | QU€ form of law. to me directed, re. And Whereas, by virtue of process in ‘movement of traffic being curious to)time and place aforesaid, to show turnable on the 6th day of September, | due form of law, to me directed, re- learn just what. happened. cuse, if any they have, why a finaj| 1320 I have se.zed and taken the said | turnable on the Gth day of September. About one hundred members of the | 1°°TSE\S2UId not nass as praved. 12 caswdyy Usnis and have them(1930, 1 Save suised and teken 1 NisiS = 5 i e . R. PALMER, U. 8 ars] - 2 . tdoz. o e sal ross Sir s an: Masonic lodges in_this city , North TON NCARTRY Notice is hereby given that a Dis- | ave tnem In my custody. Grosvenordale and Woodstock attended | Dennty United States Marshal. | ict Court will be heid in the United |’ "Notice is hereby given that a Dis- service at the Baptist church in this| TB. L. SMITH, U. S. Attorney. June|States Court Room, in the City of New | trict Court will be held in the United city Sunday morning in observance of |16, 1920 jesga | Haven, on the Gth day of September. |States Court Room, in the City of New D e et M| o 30238 | 7920, for the trial of said premises, and | Haven, on the 6th day of September St. 2 g ., S. 3 *| JTHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, | the owner or owners, and all persons | 1920, for the trial of said premises, and the pastor, preached the sermon. { District of Connecticut. who may have or claim any interest, | the owner or owners, and ail persons creas, on the 1 Danbury. of the starving children been most successful in of the campaign Showing $873.77 raised. the The campaign for the relief Hungary has the close sum of ith day 1920, United St anoe District Court of the Uni the District of Connecie Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA . bottles of the said gross them in my custody, o Notice is hereb trict Court and have given that a_ Di: Haven, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1920, the owner or owners, GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILL Telephone 330 apri4MWFawl who may are hereb; cause, If any they have why decree should not vass as L WM. R. PALVER, T. S. Marshal. T. A, M'CARTHY Deputy United States Mar: L. SMITH, T. S. Attorn B HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City District of Connecticut. Whereas, 192 D the District of Conne: 70 botles Sirop Danis in time. And Whereas, by tue of process 1 The Henry Allen & Son Co. 83 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant. DAY OR NIGHT Telephone 410- in_my custody. Notice is hereby given Haven, on the 6th day of Septemb. 1920, for the trial of sald premise and 'the owner or owners, and all p 2| est, are hereby cited t at ‘the time and place aforesaid, show CUMMINGS & RING Funeral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Building Phone 238-2 Lady Assistant WM. R. PALMER, . S. Marshal T. A, M'CARTHY, | Deputy United States Marshal F oy SMITH, U.' 8. Attorney. NOTICE vendue to the highest bidder, o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy mixing machine, nearly new Fumeral Director and Embalmer Prompt Service Day or Nioht Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 23 case, stove, 1 lot of paper bags, 1 writin desk. June, 1920. GEORGE H. STANTON, Deputy Sheriff. NOTICE je1rd Adam, late of Norwieh, Conn., di bordering on Gardner Lake, | lake, known as “Eden Lodge.” eupa;:y. thé‘urémnrormanan or address C. Y. Admr,, ‘wich, Cona. ates filed a libel in the ted States for ut against the be held in_the United tates Court Room, in the City of New on the 6th day of September, or the trial of said premises, and 7 and a1l persons have or claim any interest, Y ¥ cited to be and appear at the time and placa aforesid, to show THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, r on the 1ith day of June, . United States filed a libel in the trict Court of the United States for ticut against the cause of vio. Act of June 30, 1906, Civil and Mari- due form of law. to me directed, re- 1920, I have seized and taken the said 70 bottles Sirop Danis and have them that a Dis- trict Court will be held in_the United States Court Room, in the City of New sons who may have or claim any inter- 0 be and appear to cause, if any tney have, why a final_decree’ should not pass as praved June Taken by virtue of an execution to me directed, and will be sold at public 1 at_the public signpost in the Town of Nor- wich, near North Thames St. fourteen days'after date. which will be on Wed- nesday, the 30th day of June, 1920, at 3 said execution and my fees thereon, the fol- lowing described property, to wit: One 3 1 rolling machine, 1 cash register, 1 bench, 1 lot of canned goods, 6 barrels salt, § bar- rels flour, 1 paper rack, 4 rolls paper, shafting, pulleys and belting, 1 bread bread boxes, 1 mixing tray, 1 Dated at Horwich, this 16th day of FOR SALE: By order of the Honor- able Court of Probate for the District of Norwich, I will sell the real estate belonging io the estate of Alfred A. ceased, consisting of the hotel proper- ty, knOwn as the Gardner Lake House, consisting of about 35 acres of land, 3 in New London County, and being one of the most desirable properties for sale in Eastern Connecticut. Besides the ho- nc! n, icehouse, *hed, S N pavilion, etc., there i an attractive ea s ews Ill'eal! i Tor ] summer’ cotfage on the shore of th ness belore ine com- pletely furnished and equinped for oc- are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, to show cause, if any they have decree should not pass e, who may have or claim any interest are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, to show Distric e 2 cause, ¥ any they have, why a final 1 gross Gauvins Cough Syrup in a WM. R, PALMER, decree should not pass as prayed. cause of vio. Act of June 30, 1906, Civil oo - A MCARTHY, WM. R. PALMER, U. & Marshal, and .\I;lr}[xme. Deputy T nl.led States Marshal. T. A. M'CARTHY, -And Whereas, by virtue of process in L. SMITH, U. S. Attorney. June Deputy United States Marshal. due form of ldw. (o me directed. re: | 16, 1920 Jessd E. L. SMITH, U. 'S Attorner. Jume 0500 fmy, Uhe Sth day of September.| TmE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, | 16, 1920 - 1920, T have scized and taken 11 1115 t of Connecticut. A, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, District of Connecticut. Whereas, on {he 14th day of Jume. 1920, United States filed a libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticu against the 34 bottles Gauvins Cough Syrup In a cause of vio. Act of June 30, 1906, Civil and Maritime. And Whereas, by virtue of process in aue form of law, to me dirscted, re- turnable on the 6th day of September. 1820, 1 have seized and taken 19 of the said 34 bottles Gauvins Cough Syrup and have them in my custody. otice is hereby fiven that a Dis- trict Court will be held in the United States Court Room, in the City of New Haven, on the fth day pf Sentember 1820, for the trial of said premises, and the owner or owners, and all persoms who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and piace aforesaid, to show cause, if any they have, why & final decree should not pass as prayed. WM. R. PALVMER, 1. . Marshal. as, on the 14th day of June, nitéd States filed a libel in the t Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut, against the 3 doz. botles Sirop Danis in a cause of vio. Act of Junme 30, 1906, Civil and Maritime. And Whereas, by virtue of process in due form of lavy te me directed, re- turnable om the 6th day of September. 1920, T have seized and taken the said 3 doz. bottles Sirop Danis and have them in my custody. Notice is hereby given that a Dis- trict Court will be held in_the United States Court Room, in the City of New Haven, on the 6th day of September. 1920, for phe trial of said premises, and the owner of owners, and all persons may hgve or clalm any Interest, are hereby’cited to be.and appear at the time and place afuresaid. to show cause, if any they have, why a final decree should not pass as prayed. WM. R. PALMER, U. S. Marshal ; T. A, M'CARTHY, ited States Marshal Deputy Un! - T. A_ WCARTHY. ], T Ankoasy. S Deputy United States Marshal turnabl § e Sy - = E. 1. SMITH, U. S. Attorney. Jume Yoo hle on the 6th day of September, | THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, | 16, 1920, Se364 District of €onnecticut ‘Whereas; on the 14th day of Junme, 1920, United States filed a libel In the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut against the 7 bottles Gauvins Cough Syrup in a cause of vio. Act. of June 30, 1906, Civil and Maritime. And Whereas, by virtue of due form of law, to me dirécted, re- turnable on the Gth day of September, 1920, T have seized and taken the said bottles Gauvins Cough Syrup and ve them in my custody Notice is hereby given that a_ Dis- trict Conrt will be held in the United States ¥ourt Room, in the City of New Haven. on the 6th day of September. 1920, for the trial of sald premises, and the owner or owners. and all persons who may have or claim any Interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesald, to show cause, If any they have, why a final decree should not pass as prayed. WM. R. PALMER, U, 8. Marshal T. A. M'CARTHY. Deputy United States Marshal. E. L. SMITH, U. S. Attorney. June 16, 1920 Je28d THE UNITED STATFS OF AMERICA, District of Connecticnt Whereas on the 1th dav of Jume, 1920, United States Med a lihel in the District Court, of the United States for the District of Connecticut against the 3 doz. bottles Gauvins Congh Svrun in a cavse of vio. Act of June 30, 1906 Civil and Maritime. And Whereas, by virtue of process In due form of law. to me directed. re- turnahle on the fth day of Sentember, 1920, T have seized and taken 21 hottles | due form of law. to me directed, re- of the sald 3 A6z bottles and have | turnable onm th day of September. them in my custedy. 1920, T have seized and taken the said Notice 1s hereby given that a Dis- | 67 bottles Gauvins Cough Syrup and trict Conrt will be held in the T'nited [ haye them in my custody. States Conrt Room. In-the Oitvy of New | Notice is hereby given that a District Haven, on the fth dar of Sentember. [ Court will be held in the United States 1920, for the trial of sald npremises. and | Court Room, In the City of New Haven. tha owner or owners. and all per<ons |on the Gth day of September, 1920, for who mav have or claim any Interest. | the trial of sa'd premises. and the are hereby cited to he and apnear af | owner or owners, and all nersons who the tfme and place aforesald to shaw | may have or claim any i ~anse, If anv they Sa.e. whv 4 final | hereby cited to be and appe: decran chonld net mags 7§ Mraved time and place aforesaid, to WM R. PALMEP, 7" & Marctal | cause, if anv they have, why a w4 arean Ty decree should not pass as traved. T'Rited Statas Marsh-1 WM. R. PALYEP. I". & Warthal, THE UNITED STATES OF AMKRICA, District of Connecticut Whereas, on the Yith day of Jume, 1920, United States filed a libel in the District Court of the United States e the District of Connecticut against the §7 bottles Gauvins ough Syrup ia a cause of vio. Act of June 30, 1906, Civil and Maritime. And Whereas, by virtue of process in due form of law, to me directed, re- turnable on the 6th day of September. 1320, 1 have seized and taken the said 87 bottles Gauvins Cougn Syrup amd have them In my custody. Notice is hereby given that a District Court will be heid in the United States Court Room, in the City of New Haven on the 6th day of September, 1330, for the trial of sald premises, and the owner or owners, and all persons who may_have or clalm any interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and dlace aforesaid, to show cause, if any they have, why a fimal! decree should not pass as prayed. . Marshs T. A M'CARTHY, Deputy United States Marshal E. . SMITH, U. §. Attorney. June 16, 1820, Sesta T, ha THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, District of Connecticut. i Whereas, on the 14¢h day of June, 1920, United States filed a libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticul against the 7 bottles Gauvins Cough Syrup in a cause of vio. Act of June 30, 1908, Civil and Maritime. And Whereas, by virtue of process in g Dy E. T. SMITH, T. @ Attorney. T-me T A WCAPTHY. 16, 1920 e28d Dennty T'nife, Jates Marshal, E. L SMITH, U. S Attorney. Jnne 16, 1920, Je26d e PR medium better 3z CeTixIEZ cotumne 4* Sp:cialist Magazine