Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 10, 1920, Page 9

e e el in x swim across the lake one day-this week: |eral days. £ s Theodore Lehman of Hartford, who Beck Lyme will charged because of intoxication by his e G O;HE':.‘ automo- | employer. - His license was not taken i el ey not be permitted to ot from him, neither wWas the license of | Norwich were at their cottage over the |until two years ago, ’ .G bile for the next six months, WHICH|yr smith, who explained to the com- | Fourth, 5 Morgan bought the family, oottage. ‘was the punisiment inflicted upon him | missioner his part in the affair, Mrs. George Schnorr and Mr. and Mrs, [ Sydrey Rogers an y Barnes recent- f his license for | William O'Brien of Taftville and|grank Barrymore and B Doty Automobile Com- | Atgust A. Bherwaod.of New London | Grookiyn o are vioiting S ne Mo | notads ach, e e B AV htia naat: |each sxained. & chaae. ,or . allegod | ooyl T 2 ¢ N Ma;,, d& Friday upon sev- | reckless driving and the commissioner Henry Kandelky of Oak Tree house is| Meriden are at Dr. Donohue's cottage. g I e O atione of the mo- | warhed each of them that & second of. | ; sy, Kandelky ittt OF aaghl eie. 5. Dackns wa Aduatief Cacre g i D pere GRATged. fense of a like nature would result in [ W T O S 0 TS Hava]ahd son, Dr. Backud, ik Was ccused of having hit a | suspension of their Ticenscs. been camping at Lakeside for | a few | Brooklyh, N. Y., are at Hill Top for two man on the highway with a motor caf |- Morris Feldman of New London and days, returned to Norwich Tuesday morn. | Weeks. A d driving away without stopping to | John Radlkin of New . London each ing, delighted with their outing. Miss Bertha Hahn of Norwich was a Saquire about the accident. Beck ad- |gave their version of a slight accident Camp Massapeak opened July 1st;|uest at Overlook cottage over the week ;ng\!x:’e t0 the eommissioner that he|when a car driven by Radikin had its there are 130 boys, and more are expected | end. = 2:5 titied $60 and costs in the Niantic |left rear fender bent and the Feldman during the sdason; Ivan Maynard, Ida Maynard, Dorie ¢ court on accourit of the accident. car had a bent front fender. Themn- Mr. and Mrs. Jossph Oat held a fam-|and Grace Geer of Scotland spent the|tonight. Some Jl-.ll f—adv. Thomas J. Dehpu fl!! !'?' bm’; g;n‘:;l of these two men were not tak- $f snliion st Bisle sotfsiss 6ver. (h) Fo:;th with Mr. and Mrs. David May- concernéd in _a collision in > Fourth. nard. Wwith a car driven Ldonstd O Pearl Canlking gnd ‘Warren: Church | Shorwood Regers and. Eugens: Rogers Smith of Norwich, deftiéd that he was have been spepding a few days at their |0f Wauwecus Hill and Edtvard Wolf of intoxicated at the time &nd he “"'“é Mr. and Mrs, Willlam J. Adams of 412 | bungalow at Lake Oxsbore Brooklyn, N. Y., have been visiting corroborated by Policeman Carroll of |, ) "ctreet, New Haver announce the | Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. “Kehoo and|Oxoboxo lake - fRorwich, who JSVeRUERUI ShEL MBCL Y SaFemeut of rtheir Wiushter, Berenice | dniliiven 6E Norvich st st imder lodgs. et iy e s s | AN -t to Warren Chimidler Ten- | Mr. and Mos. Baetbig snd acs, Sy lap became intoxicated betwéen the Branford, Conn. Miss Adams has | Rogers and Billy Barnes, well known time of the accident-and the time he | ey of ord, comedians of New York, are spending &ot back t6 New London and was diss |many friends and re.tives in this city. Monday, making the trip on his bicycle. stereopticon talk. Svér New Announce Engagement. s England athree-day joint Too many women look upon a mar- riage certificate as a license t6 oper- ate a holdup game, 2 ehurch! =~ - Garrying On With ‘Added Strength the Greatest Sale of Men’s Clothing Norwich Has Ever Known Actual Values, $50.00, $55.00, $60.00, $65.00, $70.00, $75.00 e s KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES need no introduction——their firie all wool fabrics, their hand tailoring, their smart, correct styling, their reliability—everyone concedes these factors—and the price, even during the period of general price cutting these values at $37.50 are truly astonishing. . Speaking professionally as buyers and sellers of Men’s Fine Clothing in a large way we can see no indication of lower prices for Fall. But Prices Are Very Low Now _ So Now Is the Time to Buy! While Good Clotiies, finely tailored by The House of Kuppen- heimer, can be bought at this low price, you will find it advisable to provide for both present and future needs. ‘ Many people on the shore saw a deer Bmklynmathhowm-.mtormt mmllfiol‘. | At b s h B Eric Astfelt and C. A. Hipking of Mont. [ CHurch, Sunday, July 1ith, will be con- =X 2 visited his father here Sunday, returned |clair, N. J., spent a few days at Pleassnt [ducted by Rev. H. B, Sloat of Hart-|, View cottage. Mr. Hipkins has been a|ford. At 11 a m. he will deliver & gos- Mrs. W. R. Denison and children of|Summer resident here for several years| pe) sermon, At 8 P m. he will give a missionary At 3 p. m. |stree he will preach at Seott Hill. ‘the | children of | 1v caught several pickerel weighing three gflc;sl:'m‘"ufm the N necticut Temperarice Ution will speak Dreal X Qramger ond 0. Jomioh ot s 14 6 o0 R bamitaas it interest to evérybody.- Monday. at the noon hour he will addréss the ems | 7,50, and family of | ploves of the Palmes Brothérs milis on a toplo of interest to every workér. Humphries' band, Castne, Jewett City, Portland—Over 260 dalégates trom ail |00 o1 uly ot conferenee of the E: ern Sunday School sociéty and the Con. | O hecticut Swedish Christian Young Peo- | 570 DbI&'s tnion. Both these organidations are| o0 affiliated with the Swedish Congregational Lo eSS KUPPENHEIMER SUITS | ALL MODELS, ALL SIZES, in a wide variety of fine fabrics — many suits very ~ desirable for year-round wear. Episcopal chureh, holy com- tunion, 8; servide and sermon, 10.30. _The, 'I;:ket— at mmfl Aelqna; service morning e Thaye: building will be Saceament. At wsidsms. Sunday héme, Enth . July 19,|school 4t 12 o'clock. Evening prayer at Ing sérvice at 10.30 a. m. The' session ol( the Sunday school as usual at 12 o'- elock. At the' First Congresational church, Norwieh Town, Rev. G. F. Bailey, the pastor, will gpeak at the morning service s of the International € m« Salvation Army hall, 2 Market t, Envoy and Mrs. Jonmes of Man- er will conduct the services at 3.15 and § p. m. " Stréet meetings at 2.45 and Suriday schéol at 1.45. At the Universalist ehurch, 10.30 a. m regular service of worship, sermon sub. ject Standing Within. 12 m., Bible school, E, A. Tracy, superintendent. This is the last service before vacation. At Park Congregational chureh, union services for the United and Park chureh, Rev. C. H. Ricketts, preacher. Presi- dent B. T. Marshall of Connecticut Col- lege speaks to the Sunday school. At Mount Calvary Baptist church, Rey. J. 8. Blake, pastor. .11 a. m., subject, A Clogged Wheel. Sunday school at noon. B. Y. P. U. at 615 p. m. 7.45 p. m., subjéct, The Grinding of the Mills -of Ged. At the Central Baptist ehurch, Rev. A. F. Purkiss, pastor, the morning sermon topié will be The Shallow Hearer. Even- ing sermon, Eating a Book, City Bible class :t noon. Young People’s meeting at 6.30, At 8 Andrew's Episeopal church, Rev. William H. Smith, rector. Holy com- munion at 9.30 a. m.; musical recital by Alexander Murray Mackay. At 10.30 a. m, a shortened form of morning prayer will bé said during an intermission in the recital. Church school at naon. ROAD SOCIETY [ Mr. and ‘Mrs. Grover Coffin of Taun- 't(m, Mass., spent the week end with A. G." Hewiti Miss Mary Starr Wheeler of New York home here. Miss Louisé Noves has gone to the White Mountains for a stay of two weeks. Mrs. Frances Noyves left on Thursday for a few days' stay in New York. Ralph Wheeler of Boston spent the Fourth at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler have been enter- taining Mrs. Barnes and son, Harry, of Bogton. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wheeler entertain- ed a party of relatives from. Providence over the week end. Mrs. Seth N. Williams was a dinner guest 6f Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Denison of Mystic Wednesday and attended the D. A. R. meeting in the afternoon. Mrs. Henry Sinclair of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived Wednesday at the home of her mother, A. G. Hewitt, to spend sev- eral days. B Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Lincsin and daugh- ter, of Leonica, N. J., arrived at C. S. Noyes” Monday evening in their house- boat, which docked at Lord’s Point for) the summer. Miss Isabella Fish of Providence was & guest over Sunday of her aunt, Mrs. %. P. Noyes. Frank Miner and daughter of New Jersey, Mrs. -George Stanton and Miss Hannah Miner of Mystic, were callers on Mrs. Marcia P. Stanton, Monday. Mrs. Rathbun entertained at her sum-] mer home in Quinambaug a large gath-, ering of relatives the Fourth. has been spending several days at her* Do Not Advertise Your 'A’gf In Your Glasses Old style cement bifocal glasses an- nounce the wearer’s age and blur the vision. LET US SHOW YoOU . KRYPTOK: GLASSES _THE INVISIBLE BIFQCALS They are as inconspicuous on the face as ordinary single lenses and give perfect vision for both mear and dist- ance vision, J. F. MARCH Optometrist and Optician 10 Broadway No wich, Conn, Phone 1312 e EAST KILLINGLY Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Credie and chil- dren of Sterling spent Sunday with Mrs, Credie’'s farents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dumas. Asa Smith, Albert Carrol and Augus- tus Dumas were at Sand Poin{, R. L, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ru the Chase homestead b Miss Olive Aldrich was Mr. and Mrs. George C. the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs little son, Raym ers on the h parents at Maplecr Mrs. H. M. Heash called on friends in Goodyear Tuesday. Mrs. Irving French has returned to Providence after spending several days at the French homestead. s R. Chase afe at week. the guest of Spooner over Luther G. Andrews and 1, of Occum, were call- at Mrs. Andrews’ CLARK’S CORNERS The following have been enjoying thets vacations at Patrick Navin's: Policeman Michael J.“Kelly and s wife, also their daughter, Miss Gertrude Kell New York, John Kell Raymond, aven. Mrs. Mercie L. Murdock were in Norwich vi atives early in the -week George H. Ryder os Springfield, Mass., has been staying at Modena, the past weel. July Fourth visitors included E. O. Jewett of Brockton, Mass., at his home here; Messrs. Rage and Jerome Evans, Mr. and Mrs. George Evans and child, all of Hartford at Mrs. Evans; Mr. and Mrs. Chase of Woomsocket, R. L, at Mr. Bal- com’s, Robert S, Clabp of Worcester at Allen’ Jewett's. Mr. and Mrs. Clarénce Shay and two children of New London were at Horace Frink's, Monday. David L. Gallup of New York and his family of Mystim, were at church hers Sunday. Miss Sally Stewart of North Stoning- ton is spending several weeks with her grandparents. - = Mrs. E. O. Silver with her daughter, of East Orange, and her sister, Miss Dora Maine, motored to church’ here on Sunday from the Hour cottage, which théy are occupying for the summer. George Middleton and family of East Orange are at their summer home on| Quaquataug Hill, PRI T L L S R GOSHEN ~° A number from Goshen attended the Cunday school conference held in Frank- lin_Wednesday. P. A. Lathrop has a fleld of handsome Tyé as it stand taller than a man, a good § feet or more. Alfred Ondérdonk, here at the week end. - C. H. MeCall, Miss Ethel Randall ana brother;. A. J. Randall, Miss Nellie Wood- ing, spent the week end with friends in Lee, Mass. Andrew Lauranda of Yantic was with friends here over the Fourth. A committée is arranging a programme of musical interest for the next meet- ing of the Community club, to be held Wednésday evening, July 14th, at the church in. Lebanon. An orchestra is to furnish musie. The farmer at Maple Hill during the early morning hour, with regret, looks of Preston, was | Mary Balvin's. | grange was held Monday on the grounds out of the open milk room door at ths herawicket or wakeup's summer house in the old apple tree, as the young family of husky birds has grown up and left their parentage home. One characteris- tie of “thése birds was 'their glistening eyes and the neat black tie st the| throat. ‘The robins do not seem to be as num- erous ‘as last year. It is interesting to see the night hawks fiip atound and do stunts like some air ship. Only one of these birds has been noted this year over on Pleasure Hill, Franklin, June 24th. Miss Dorothy McCall has been the guest of friends in Colchester. C. H. McCall has entered the employ of the Irving Bogue automobile cor- Poration in Norwich. _— New Assistant Secretary Of il The Treasury., - \CENTRALINEWS PHOTO SERVICE, NEW.YORK, Nicholas Kelley, of New York, whe has been appointed Assistant Secree tary of the Treasury and has assumed his new duties. Mr. Kelley came te Washington ‘as a volunteer worker to assist in the Treasury Department during the war. Under ' Assistant Secretary Leflingwell he was placed in charge of foreign loans in the War Loan Board. He succeeds’ Norman Davis, who has been appointed Un- der-gectera, v of State, Mrs. William Bartman is enjoyving a visit with her daughter, Mrs. John Car- ‘penter in Willimantic. Mrs. George Gelston Is entertaiing for & week, Mrs. Cloux and the latter'’s fath- er, Mr. Brednen, of. New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tracy made ‘a recent trip to Burnside, taking Mr, Tracy's niece and nephew, who have been here for two weeks, to their home. Mrs. James O'Brien of Old Lyme is | visiting relatives here. " Mrs. Wilbur J. Tracy has had her cousin, Miss Virginia Ingraham of Bridgeport, a8 her guest for two weeks. Among the visitors over the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. E_Frost and Miss Anna Yuidra, Missés Mae and Theresa Veydoree, James Rice and Frank Yin- dra of Hartford at Mrs, Mary Yindra's; Marshall Gates and family of Hartfora at Mrs. Reed Bartenan's; Louis Balvin and family of Astoria, L. I, at Mrs The annual children’s picnic in the near Grange hall | Zosleglist's Paradise. Messina, Stelly, is known as the paradise of zoeloglsts. Unusual fa- eilities are offered there for the study of the deep sea fauna. o ‘take much of a philoso- ph!:rar :;-:w moral dduefib&'&om Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soaphavebeen prescribed by phy- siciansformany yearsasastandard treatment for various skin disord- ers, Eczema, rashesand blotchy, roulgh complexions,—as well as scalds, cuts or bruises,—respond quickly to its gentle, healins perties. - Your druggist s the Resinol Products.