Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 18, 1920, Page 2

WILLIMANTIC CAMPGROUNDS in the tabernacle at the Tuesd.® ' Morning . Watch, the somewhat coojer and less humid weather brought out & ood attendance. The topic was “The Secret of Success” and leader was-Rev. . H. Wright, of Gales Ferry, who ex- pounded John 21:1-6. druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy The only sure way to get rid of dan- | What Is Going On Tonight. Motion Pictures at Breed Nneatre. Vaudeville and Motion Piures ap Davis Theatre. ANNOUNCEMENTS - GOOD MORNING JUDGE AT THE DAVIS TONIGHUT Shep Camp, the portly comedian V..o ! heads the merry musical comedy “Gk: ! Morning Judge,” which comes to ih: Davis tonight fs a recruit to that sty.c of entertainment drawn from- the leg.i- imate stage and has been associaied” with the lighter form of amusement during the lust few seasons. M. Camy is the som of a magistrate, which may account for his takizg so kindly to that role in “Good Morming Judge” His father set him np as a gentleman farm- er in Georpia, but the lure of the stage' called him from the quiet puzsuits of husbandry to wander throughout the country as a player. ' Lomg and studi- ous devotion to the Shakespeaream rep- ertoire equipped him with - technique equal to that possessed by any actor in America, while his verve and quaintly amusing personality stand out as excep- tionat. Purely financial conmsiderations Vinduced him to try an experiment in musieal comedy and two, years ago he: was accepted as the big hit of “Love iO' Mike,” assuring his position in the }field of frothy and frolicsome enter- tuinment. When it was decided (o stage “Gcod Morning Judse” I New York without awaiting the close of its Lou- don run Camp created created the role __ Nerwich Bulletin, Willimantic Office, | bile, and the two hours' trip to East| Rev. B. J. Curry in the first period :,lu;nurel!y. 3‘{0 do ‘fihlgn r:::gxtatm;r Haven is to begin. After arriving at{continued his talks on the relations of ces of ordinary liguid a: i apply o it at night when retiring; use enough the beach the plan is for everyome to [churches, that Lhey should not he an- t0:Moistén the scal; I.l\d‘ rub it in| What Is Going On Tonight get in to the briny, thus getting up an |tagonistic and divisive, but the church gelitly S 1b the fln:ar ibh. Benevolent and Protective Order of | appetite for a shore dinner at the Mo- |should be the center of commynity lite, |ECUY With the Cogel tO% | Eiks No. 1311 meets. mauguin, Cosey Beach. Following the | The Young Men's and Young Women's| Do this tonight, and by =moming . - feast the New Haven Eastern Leaguers | Christian Associations, are examples of B ne al h e T el “An Oakiand roadster owned and |Will play the Yankees of the American |applied Christianity. HE Boie andidizee or TS A . . G F ic was | League, and America’s home run favor- S s will completely driven by James Gaffney of Baitic was | 28880 DA R0 B0 . Roland Jor. | The Stewsrdship period at 9:40 had jentirely destroy every single sign and dadly damaged Tuesday afternoon|ife Wil be Peen o RO CIOESE a new speaker, who is to have #this | trace of it, no matter how much dan- “#bout 4 o'clock when Mr. Gaffney|don and TRAnE TRCRT TRTe BET the [hour for four days, Rev. Walter Whit-|drut you ‘may have. struck the South Coventry trolley car | bomnted © CORERL/SE 19 TITr et Tof the |ney of Biddeford, Me., who comes und- | You will find, too, that all itching while trving to squeeze by anmother Ui ATG f P e up with them it |er the auspices of the Centenary. He |and digging of th@ scalp will stop at e oo N rtven L s |he Mo 15 %o b8, thken gave interesting instruction in thiS once, and your hair will be fluffy, % Bnllerson, & Swmmer serident at|ihe = church-wide fovement, which, with its | Jistrous, glossy, silky and soft. and Jebanon. Gaffney, it is stated, with me local people received the new | gmphasis on tithing and offerines. has | jookand feel a hundred times better. a fellow passenger, was proceeding | telephone directories Tuesday MOMINE | resuited in the recent wonderful en-| Yoy can get liquid arvon at any drug wast on Main etrest and when about (by mail and others got thelrs in the | jirgement o the plans of workl-wire | gtore. It le inexpensive and never tails —epposite the Windham Bank tv:Ad\r‘vs afternoon mail Th;re me‘lmulnx . 0 | Methodism. g e thied to pass the car driven by Mr.[come and when it is considered that , “unlter the di- b Anderson. going cver into the $50 Mirectorica ware mafled 8t the 10081 | retimn o D ot i Ao I the | Ty tracks to do so. At that time t office Monday it doesn't seem surpris-|grove, and those present heard a very | campground auxiliary, held its meeting Jey bound for South Coventry took ne that all were not delivered Tues- [gcholarly address on “Man” the special |at the Niantic House at 10:30. Officers grade on Main street. Gafiney day. In addition to the first 2,650 mail- | {heme of the day under the general | Were elected, there being but one change o get by Mr. Andersor ed, some 800 books for the Lebanonm, |iheme of the week “Beginnings.” Miss Eva Benton wer made second vice *as unsuccessful. the result Colchester and Stafford Springs ex- . L preseident in place ¢f Mrs. M C. Wal weaging in between the trolley changes were also sent out through the | Rev. V. Yo Sawyer at 11:20 eontinued | fr®¢ Nl (BNE S0FTN Sy b Al « Mr. Andersor’s car. Gaffnes's machine | willimantic effice. bis addreeseh on Epworth League Meth | Jane T. Reard, of Wurcester: first vics e ethvnt whe resident. Mrs. 8. P Gardner of New Broken at the hub and radiator badiy | i vne W' compete for. honrs st | iritual department. To make this Ge- | Vondon: second, Miss Kva Benton, of the National Tourney being held at Nor- | PATtment a sucgess he said there should | New London; secretary and treasurer, week are Charles M. Thomp- [De Plan, preparation, purpose and Dro-|jrs. R. X, Stanley, of Sputh Manchest- Cost of Tire Mileage : You are aware, of course,that during the last ten years, Goodyear has been * able steadily to increase the amount of mileage into its tires. Do you realize, also, that this increase has accompli without extra cost to the user—that Goodyear Tires :lu;l ognced no higher today than in In no tire in the Goodyear line is thedecliningcostofmfiwgemote s . board. Owing to the situx B e S o o™ | gress. He also emphasized the need of | g evident than in the nt 30 x 3-, ot Thd ket Ry Saate a5 comparati v speed at the time |57 Fre! - = W < i ¥, ' 2, splendi P o € the craah 1o one was njured. O |Tralt All thros are soond divieion | PSSR YOIL s8¢ Dl SoR AnC| In the saberacle st 6:00. Monday 30 x 3%- and 31 x 4-inch size Good- o Tesponsivie for_the New Yotk soc- o 2 'as hel spoke at some length On Dreparation | evening a “Twilight Meeting 1 " for, the MOFMInE. Wit by the Norwich District Epworth Lea- Tuesday morning in the police eourt,| ¢ 1 o'clock in the New London | .. i o o i SR T August Johnson of Lebanon was fined 5 b {gue, in charge o president, Rev. n s S |house. Rev. Roger Guptil gave an in-|jarion . Stocking, of Danielson, who five dollars and costs Bmeunting to §12. | teresting talk to the children. . The| offered prayer stter/a short praice ser- fler pleading guiMy to a charge of | meeting was led by Miss Dorothy Wheel- | Vico e speaker was Miss Josephine |intoxication. Johnson. who is employed | or of Providence. The 2 o'clock meet-| 1 & | g At LébAton A ) Fisk, president of the Deaconness home | |on a farm at Lebanon, was arrested by |jng was ifi the auditorium. After the |, Providencs. She read a portion of | e Erank elean e oaondsy | praise praise service led by E. M.|jonn 15, and showed how the branches | night at the corner of Main and Bank | Wheeler, of Providence, the Bible les- | (Christ's disciples) were just as neces- The continued c3 'sary to “the true vine” (Jesus Christ), street. T‘m; wu. JThhs‘on's lifl:‘ ]flv; son was read by Rev. F. D. Taylor of - - pearance before the local court his last | watertown and praver was offered by i q Joseph Brown vs. Everett Pitche 11 {offenss being in May 1915 when he Was | Rey. W. D. Woodward of Niantic. as' He is to the ‘“‘"'l;m- She spoke come up at today's sessio po- | charged with vagtaticy. of the lack of girls for nurses, etc., lee court. Pitcher cer Paulhus was soon on the Gaffney wae taken to the Hon and charged with rec Jog. His case will come up nesday) morning. The Oa pushed to one side and the trolley pro- ceeded to its destinat ‘wrecked car was take Bros. garage. Mr. Anderso; me for th: cess of the piece. Camp is 3 great favorite on the road and will be re- membered by theatre-goers in the prin- cipal roles of “The Travelling man,” “The’ Round Up” and Paradise. year Tires made especially for small + cars. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Mwaell oraofl;’:rd' car taking these sizes, go to your nearest ce Station for Goodyear Tires—get the Davis Theatre The double feature bill at the Davis this afterncon amd Thursday is = one - |that will appeal to all lovers of high class dramatic produetions. The first 3 3 a v iv- t feature is “The Web of Deceit,” 2 8 c George E. Gifford, for th e The preacher gf the afternoon was |and showed how the greatest joy of liv. s A i Ty 313 B LT N i Shad et il vt e ol I exceptional worth and endurance T L e O made by t Fd | Stewart Manufacturing Plant of this|!S comsidered on the most successful | playing the leading role. This is = ¥ of The New: Huglh very large audience gathered at has resigned there and is now clerk { €VaDgeltistic pastors of the New England | sven gclock to listen to an address by and timekeeper at the Mansfield State |conference. e is to speak on each|p.y fggar Collins Tullar, of Buffalo, Hospital and Training School at Mans- |afternoon of the week on “Some Facts |\ 'y “\who gave an illustrated lecture field Depot. in Christian Experience.” The subject on the Deaconness’ work, of which he Mrs. Henri Desormiers left Tuesday |Of his first address was “The Fact oflis fielq secretary. He had many fine or & two weeks' trip to Providence, |Certainty.” The Old Testament was full | yoreopticon slides. He took his héar- Fall River and New Bedford. of dreams and hopes, but the NeW | g ail over the United States showing | Testament is full of certainty. JEsuS | or’ ihe curtain the numerous Deaconness spoke with authority; the apostles in|yomeg nospitals, baby-folds, and other thelr epiatles say, “we know” no guess. | ik OSPUAS TROVITHIn SRR OET The early Christians, and all true be-|eurnest consecration prayer by Mr. Tul- lievers in Jesus Christ are absolutely |),, followed, and afterward many re- certain of their experience. «Religious | nained about the steps of the tabernacle facts in the heart are more certain than = and sang hymns, the service closing with sclentific truth, for these theorles often | pro fa"y RIS COF BEIVISE COSTE change. So Peter bids us make OUT|™ fne gnnual meeting of the cottage calling and election sure. Just as the | noiqers was held at 4 o'clock In the athlete obeys the rules of health, and that year builds into them. > story of a deceitful woman and the pe- culiar outcome. Dolores Cassinelli plays a dual role in this picture. The sec-, ond feature, a Biacton production, - titled “Dawn” starring Sylvia Bremear and Robert Gordon. The five part pic- ture tells a pretty human heart story that everybody will emjoy. Comedvart, a,new and distinct novelty consisting of comedy popular saying and beantiful scenic pictures completes the show. _ Thureday is Clerks’ Day tn this during the summ means Orzro G. Hanks of Hank’s Hill, Mans- field, -stafte central committeeman of the 5th Senatorial District has appointed Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch of Columbia mber of the associate organization of mocratic State Central Commit- district. Mrs. Welch ars_an active worker vse of suffrage in this state nily having the Woman's In- Breed Theatre The big stage success “Just a Wife,” that added considerable laurels (o Charlotte Walker, the well known act- ress, when she appeared in it on the Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no more than the price you are asked to pay for tubes of less merit—why risk costly casings when such sure protec- 30 x 314 Goodyear Doubl Fabric, All-Weather Tread $23E 30 x 3% Goodyear Windham and Toliand count- : and | New London house. E. M. Weeler, 2 - speaking stage, will be the photoplay S/ scssion at he summer home at |ine Dusgiese man the laws of frade and | the vice-president, oceupied g Nouei. Single-Cure Fabric, $2150 tion isavailable? 30x 3} size $45° attraction at the Breed theatre today and . the professional man the laws Dertain- | mpo report of last year's meeting was Skid Tread... == in waterproof bag.. i Thursday. It was written by Eugene N . F. Ciiford has returmed home | (1€ (© e WOk 0, (he, Christian most | read by Miss Hele Dyson, the secre- § isiness trip to Spfingflelq, | O15Y (BC (A8 of BB A . tary. The minutes were approved. The L e en ";f ity w chair appointed Miss Minnie Barber and alBe i 4 = ;;‘_"’99 Sermon, | \iss Flora Smith a nominating commit- of Norwieh Introduced Mias Josephing | (o pSererel, mattérs wete brought up Fisk of Providence, who~ gave a brief | soriation wnnehl. mmecing . mecreing u account of the special work of the dee- | cneeq 1 f v | connesses in the New Dngland Southern | sogunds " e ::I;r:nrll;xoax:lll:; ‘c‘;:ry;m‘z:: = | < Conference, within the botinds of which | (hen brought i 4 o[ | v Sorah Samantha Hooker, 81|91 deaconnesses nre laboring in six cit- | e taet wenr: brestimn Jacer 7, Toers > [ it aF &, Ghibinoes Hodkir: ot 200 hin e oring In six ¢it-as last year; president, Jason L. Ran- s s also a fresh air service | all of Groton; vice president, Edward » " Prospect street died Monday evening at fi‘ awmm i renderéd to orphans at Kettle Point, R. Walter whose numerous virile plays of American domestic and business lits have attracted attention. The story concerns Richard Emerson, a business man who determines to succeed, at no matter what cost. He marries a dery Southern girl who does not quite mect his requirements, and as the vears pass, leans more and’ more on Eleamor Lath- rop, his secretary. There the eternal triangle is created. To neither woman does he give love, although both leve and Mrs. Joseph M. Berard have ed home, after a two weeks' trip Sullivan, who have w, R. L, for the past two weeks, have returned home. b .v\ NeE is arived by Bir SUk | M. Wheeler, of Providence; ' ecretary, him in their own way. When it looks [l Bandy two nteckd, Min Jemle CRetil ot ]~ o Miss Helen Dyson, of Eeast Orange, N. as though the inevitable crash was - eSIHO Now Havin ko M W > Demi of ut The Grove J. A commitee. of sixtesn delegates bound to occur. the wife has her eyes T sadenn, Cale two. nephows - Mass | At “Home, Sweet's Home" 39 Simp- | was elected to represent the cottage New London Thieis the experience of thoue- 2nd who have csed R esiriol and e thatits gemtle. healimg ma- teraia seidors il to avercome GOODYEAR PASSENGER CAR AND PNEUMATIC TRUCK TIRES AND SERVICE : Baird Tire and Supply Co. 337 Main Street PHONE 1600 Norwich, Conn. unshury of ‘Denver, Colo., and Nor- | 50N avenue are A. L. Sweet, his|holders at the annual meeting of the WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF GOODYEAR TIRES, HEAVY TOURIST S B 2 the " her children Anna and Ansel, Mrs. Ar-|day (Wednesd: ; iree greatnephews, 5 y (Wednesday) at the Niantic house. ~ skin trouble ol W SR T thur A Nelson, ail ‘of St Paul's M B |drs. BB Colver, Manchester, Comn: . [Roy Stewart are the mportant plavers 7 o3 hadmufered from ecsemasolong | 17 Eatietes M’ 7. Tupor of | “nP SrATn G o 5B Bt st Mo, e | GOODYEAR SOLID AND PNEUMATIC TRUCK TIRE DISTRIBUTORS o DR -1 didn’t believe anything would over- | s : ; - 5 X ythi r oloftio and Mis. . B, e visitors at the grounds vesterday.|Dunstan, Ms. Jacob Betts, Mrs. James , tion, will be seen in “Forbidden Tralls, _come it, but the first time I used Resi- Lewls and Miss | 1t was the latter's first glimpse of the | Purdie, Miss Addie Webber, Miss Flors a stirring story of the West. P < Faneral services for Robert W. Snow, { i it 35 entirely cloar. B rerd % .| Mr.and Mrs. Frank M. Read of Oma- | Allen, all of Willimantic,Miss Allcs o Strand ¥ 0 died in Providence, R. L Sunday, |ha, Neb., have returned home after a|Strong, Boston, Mass, Mrs. Julla Hutt, ° . . Orwic! The Strand will have a big gala open- \‘f“h f:;m xhdc ;xlnr{ert?king parlors of ; Wesley Circle, the visitor's mother, Mrs,|New London, Mrs. Bllen Brownell, of b S5 =4 Y on- Shepard, Rev. C. Harley Smith. | Jane F. Read. Some 3 Oyears ago Dr.|Hartford, Miss Helen E. Dyson, Fast an up-to-date cooling system installed. coniéting ‘e service, " Burial wan. i | comperounda Dol v = Mr. Davidson has secured the services iliimantic cemetery where Rev.| Mrs. Bath ,wife of the district sip-| Mrs. Gridley and Mr. Sweet - were Known as ome of the best leaders of an < o on the veranda of the Elderage. She | Purinton, of Kast Hartford, and R Mchegiea, W< Deufer e 108 oy o Klflourey BI'OS. |, The funeral of Farphina Rose Blon-|gave those present an interesting ac- | McCarty, of Staffordville, who were un- nish other first class musicians who &re > i ndtine, of No. 31 Temple | ference last May in Des Moines, Ia. = Sl cigalefol eivics, the iy of e - EMBALMERS i s held Monday afternoon at |Mrs. Stephen Prentiss, of New London S iSANPNISae e axilinyy, ot the )W Strand's prices will be, Matinee 22 cents 88 Union 8t Willimantie, canni\,,“.,,} Killourey Brothers were in |relating to her own o Genaral) L mcosteuo I’Jpvil of Norwich, the Evenings 28 and 40 cents. These prices AharFer o 1hp o e Dresident, occupide th . . s he arrangements. Conference. pide the chalr. The board SERGE war (U The Sty Jrogin | Center. was painfully injured about tHe |a delegate to the W. I. M. S. conven- | 'S Costello Lippitt; vice-president, well Quintette will be seen in a singing Night at the Club.” Bernard and Fer- ris are next in a classy singing and opened, and puts up a fight for her 1 m a AR TOUAREGEE. of - Sepninis daughter, Mrs. Mary Sweet Shippee and | campmeeting association at 9 a. m. to- Waythat y ymour, Conn., i TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Kathlyn Willlams, Beatrice - Joy and | Albany, N. Y. Mre. Leon Robarts of | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howe of Noank | Costello Lippitt, Norwich; Mrs. turs Buck Jopos, -the, niew. scramn Seien- mal PRy Florence Curtis of this ecity. FOR LONDON Co it stopped the itching, and now my ¥ campground. Smith, Mrs. Bertha Gridley and Frank i \were held Tuesday afterncon at 1| fortnight's visit here Gem Cottage, | South Manchester, Mrs. §. O. Benton. has been remodeled and repainted snd of the Methodist Episcopal church | Read sold the Norwich Bulletins on the | Orange, N. J, and Ansel L. Sweet, of of Mr. Soutor, for many years well Smith conducted a committal ser- erintendent, entertained a thimble party |eiceted in the place of Mrs. Robert ised to play at the Strand but will fur- ant daughter of Leadorio and |count of her visit to the General Con-|able to service last year. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND Strand a rare treat in music. The oclock with burial in St Joseph's | bresided, and empha some points |+ M..8. met at 4 p. m. in the Haven. *” Phone 290 (Lzdy Assistant) include war tax. The Strand's program . Mes. Chueith B Blery ot Masalilh] Mis 3. K. Tad. hae, oens aopotiised |Gt OMESts wers e-alsctear prestlens tl lking and dancing sketch entitled “A novelty different than the rest. The AY M. 'AR| h y e i vich tn N Mrs. Henry M. Randall of B: # D ead Monday night when the Pegrless |!ion to be held at Norwich tn Novem- | = L Bacchiiths Fhumeth & Shepard wutomobile in which she was riding and | ber- secretary, Mrs. J. M. Currier, of Chelsea, a Ford car came together at Green's| Another pleasant “get-acquainted” go- | MASS.: treasurer, Mrs. E. E. Colver, of Frneral Director & Embalmer n, Kagleville. Mrs, Perry's car was|Cldl was held in the tabernacle at the | MANCHester. ""' . ‘At 18 Church Cirel is M Musical Wayland will furnish the peo- |ariven by her chauffeur, the other car |cClose of .the afternoon meeting when the | . Gindle, is, Mre. MireHa with pri velty Zady Assistant Tel connmection |!°% ©f South Willington. When the cars | Ulty became mutually known to each |y, entertained her nlece, Mrs. M. L. T s met the Ford was thrown tc one side, |Other. As each member of the faculty | CATPenter. of East Hampton and four getting broken fenders and a broken | ¥aS introducted, he responded with a | 0UERters, Eleanor, Pauline, Mary and i | nounce the special feature photoplay sale. COLCHESTER T R WESTMINSTER LT e axle. The Peerfess had a dented ven- |funmy story. Miss Lenore Ellwood, of | ~°T™Ma- Mr. and Mrs. J. Newton Dauphinee re-| callers last Saturday evening to look| Friends of Mr, and Mrs. Harri “""“';m{;mm i o e :mnld' Dr.F C. Jackson |iizior ana o broken windsnieid. ‘The |New London. sang and Miss Marjors | It IS @ pleasure to Ma many friends to | turned Saturday from a_three ol i e e . s M Betghal o SRt ke irind ¥ 2 cause was unknown but both cars were | Stephens of Vernon did stunts on, the | UP On the grounds Rev. Edward M. [ Visit with relatives and friends in Nova| Rev. F. W. Palmer of Preston City|Chester, N. Y., left Tuesday on their re-|Dictures and vaudeville. The Strand is 2 : s : , = : i ; always the first to give the people a y Sooll to the GURTAT of the mafl wecn to | HIAR, Tbuc- hiss ‘laying bt dhes | Anthiony, ‘of” Jewdtt City, Scotia. will occupy the pulpit at the Baptise|turn trip after several days as guests of 0 ¢ DEerST accident occurred, the blame said to be | 90Wn. and backwards, piaying \mn‘”flui At 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon | Mrs. Idelle Jones of Bridgeport was a| church Sunday next. | the Flicis. change in cntertainment. Stick with due to a poor turn by either driver. to the ofgan. compahy of Epworth Leaguers went on | Suest at Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ropér's on { Miss M. Augusta Bunce of Richmond|the Strand and you will never go wrong. 715 Main Street, Willimantio E. B. McSweeney, son of Bdward | The children’s meetings are hela|® Picnic in alpine grove across the | Sunday. ' SOUTH Hill, N. Y., has returned after twojA Word o the wise is sufficient. Mours—9ia. m. 0 8 p. m. Phone 44 | McSweeney, Jr. left this city Tuesday | 48ilY at 1:15 p. m. As the Junior Lea-|'F0lleY track from the campground en-| Ar. and Mrs John Riley and daughter, 0 WINDHAM Weeks at Sunnymeade farm with her sis- norning for Halifax, Nova Scotla. Mr. |SUe Superintendent, Miss Florence | 'FANCe and near the C. V. R. R. They | Doris Miss Titta Lombard and Frederick| w. p. Barstow and H. E. Card have SOUTH KILLINGLY ter’s family. e s Whaleher, of: Beast: Haaplon i s took basket lufiches, the distei iner | O Brown, motored to Watch Hill Sunda¥. | rerurned " 1; : i A _Mr. and Mrs. Mann Page, of New Bandzy at £39 oclock for Willimantie | N P 08, mbetinmk Are: ird Tr “fhe day i | the twilight service at 6:15, wi cas | Weeks' visit. vy | Several days with Mrs. Page's daughter,|H. Coffey returned Saturday from & va- First car in_morning to leave Willis 5 s Ty daughter of | e esnine Which was | zfarshall 1. Porter and family motored| Albert Oman and John Paul Dunlevy|Mrs Clarencé Joselyn, of Shewville,|cation at Oakland Beach. s in morni: E i Pitchers and tumblers may be class. | CHorister Wheeler, Miss Dorothy Wheel. s Joseohine Fisk. S 8 ¥ spent a week's vacation at Crystal Pond, toiigt i mantie for Norwich. Inquire at Ne h * Wheel iy : : to Bast Hariford Sunda 5P 2 vsta +{have been visiting their children in the| Mrs. Leslie Younsblood is visiting In York Luach or at the hotels. mnovssd 1 as household acrobats. s Gl St e 8t e BAord Mpinrgy H. Kellogg of New Britain was| Eastford. home of Allen Moody. Boston . In spite of the hot days the young | ouSt At 1 and § Tuesday were led.by | cajjing on friends in town Monda: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Backus are en-| Victor Eidin, his fianc® and _his| Mrs, Byron Place of Hoster and Flora people and children c F. Parkhurst. _of Stafford S s, tertaining the fo s moth 0t Mrs. Byron Place o Hees Ae smaldng miuchilc o i Hay. < To SPrings. | poter Lappee of Scott Hill was here on g _the former's mother, MIS. |parents, are spending a vacation at John|Place of Providence, called at P. H. use of the playground, where tennis, | Y. John R Miller, of " Bast|ytonday Carrie J. Backus and ster. Mrs. M.| Sodenberg’s. ¥ . Coffey's Thursday. 3 : ¢ The pastor's text at Sunday morning’s| Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hill and daughter August 21st at 2:30 P. M. on| The Sunday school will have a picnic| worship was Proverbs 14:12 “There 18 | Athalic of Central Village were visitors William Anthony, of Willimantic, is IT the Grange Hall grounds. The entirs|one day this week not yet decided in|way that seemeth right unte man but the - nday. 2 frequent visitor at the grounds, where JEWETT CITY & festival consists of a most instructive | Chamberlin's grove. end thereot are the ways of death” Wo | woiis" Leomr "mas nunl o tier amg he especially enjovs attending the meet- | The Aspinook Mechanical Department, | programme, both instrumental and voca’. | Misses Eleanor and Dorothy Huttick,|éach think our way the right one. Ex-|giuchier Dora. of Daniclson, were call- ings at Stafford Springs House, on Wes- | with Edward Chapman and Fred Condie | Season tickets for the entirs | who have been enjoying thres Weeks' va:|amife it with conscientious care and %est | ory There Saturday. 4 3 i i ana : course. Dates are August 21. 23d and |cation with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eitel, see i is really right. ippee Vi { At the bungalgw near the playground | .. and Jon Sharkey and I B |0 hoth afternoon and evening. adv. | their uncle and aunt, have returned to| _The sublect for the Wednesday evening |, Mr 404 Mrs. Fred Shippee = visited are staying for the ‘week Mrs. E. R.|Iingsley as.end men conducted a delect- | " 1oy pajmer of New London was a | their home in New York. Circle of Prayer at home altars based on [+ *"15 1 73 : Burchard, of Palmertown, Mr. and Mrs, |able clam-bake in Young's grove, on the | Colehester visitor Monday. Misag Althea Maples of Norwich has|Matt. 9:0-13 and Galatians 1:1-2 s | "URCE bt 2ng son Otto were vial- BT, Hempetead, of Quaker HUL _ |banks of the Quinnebaug, Saturday.| Mrs H. Wallis is spending the week|returned home after spending three days| The up and downward reach. How toly,re "ai Tne” Oaks Saturday. A ;:'T' - Bromley of Wapping, | Fifty-five persons were served clam- |at her cottage at Hayward's Lake. with her aunt, Mrs. Helen Tubbs. "'“‘x x ’E’“’“' “R° d' f““\_ - Fred Gomo received a painful injary ! o on Prnest R, are in the preach- | chowder, cooked in_both Rhode Isiand | Miss Clara Backus is the guest'of rela-| ' yyue myje Colbert is spending'a week | snonging or stimeer oF the Soaci: "% when the ax with which he was ehop- eérs’ quarters in the refll:vOf the stand and ! and Connecticut style, clam fritters, | tives in Cheshire this week. 4 of ‘hér VB‘OBNDD with Miss Winifred Fox, spending the summer at the Sodenberg’s, ping, ;:lancz;d S T S ];IS' h‘e- his two daughters, Winnifred 1. and |baked oclams, small mackerel, lobster, | Miss Chariotte es of Fast Hart-fof fel, Sosl B z low the knee. Dr. F. P. Todd dressed Hleanor L. are at the Uncasville |white and sweet potatoes, green corn!| ford. is visiting Miss Mildred Porter on ¢ oy eyt B ending vl Al afd others forms of recreation are | LHOMPSON. g ester Chautaqua Testival opens | O'Confiell of New London. much _enjoyed. URRAY'S BOSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. = SIV'ST"RUNEYOUNR - 10OVER DG iT BEATS.., ASIT SWEEPS AS IT CLEAsS ] house on Church Circle. . Pleasant street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Upton of Hart-1| week in New York. the wound. Rev. C. C. TWbbeits of Uncasvill, | pread, and. émonade. | Fersthing was| The OKl Guard band held a rehearsal O P e o thtes Guyaa Mrs.| Hetbert Newton has left the employ of| Friends have received fiotiés of the came upon the grounds Tuesday after. | cooned 1o the queen'c. taste. and the af. | in the parlor of the engine house Monday | Bimer Eng: o the Groton Iron Works and is fireman on | dcath at Montville, .of Mary A. Beard. | noon and is to preach this evening in | fair was an unqualified success. Years | “YEDInZ. It begins to look as though the the railroad, working with Tom Jones,| Widow of Rey. W. H. Beard, who was place of Rev. E. A. Lezg of Norwich |ago, this grove, then known as Ship-|Pand would not be able to give any con- HEBRON now of New London. son of J. R. A |Pastor of the loeal church for many | who is unable to be present. He I8 |iman's Grovs. was fhe favored place for | CCTUS on the park this summer as the | Jenes o this place. .years. Mr. Beard died several years| quarterred in the preachers’ dormitory | mans & wlenie. and. outme. an I wes | Pand stand wiring is not completed yet. | The Congregational Sunday school will| A number of Westminsterites have | ago. : at the rear of the auditorium. T e eantitel srove omes| Miss elen Gilman is spending the Week | hold the annual pienic at Columbia lake| brought their guests with them to morn- Wilifred Baker of Marion, Mass, for | more, atilzed for. a gathermg of so | B, Goshen. z 2 i today (Wernesday). JRg ey Ay i There are more thorns than roses on the counter in the west end of the hy of: the 't le. - The ober | Pdward McKulsky of North Westches- When Rev. Howard Champe returned| Raymon: oneira of New Yors, i8|the path that leads to a woman’'s heart. hoarding_house. R B S il number | or \wag in town Monday, from his vacation he was accompanied|pending a few days with Frank Koch at | Rev. Mary Mary Macomber, pastor | oorecils \were limited, or many more| rs. Julius Phelps of Westchester and| by his sister, Miss Champe of Indiana,|Broadmeadows here, the Koch summer 4 persons would have been present. arty motored to town Monday after-| who will remain for a few weeks' yisit.| home. of ihe Central Willage Congregational| Mra. F. D. Coles of Norwich spent It S i Mr. and Mrs. Charies Hilding of New.| Miss Mary McCaffery, a_graduate of ehurch, went home Tuesday after stay- | Monday with her sister, Mrs. E. E. Gil- The annual picnic of the Mothers’'| York are spending their vacation with Perkins Institute for the Blind, in Bos- ing over Sunday and Monday at the|bert, cottage of Miss L. A. Barber, 8 Mystc avenue. ‘The Womas ‘club was held Tuesday at Mrs. H. Wal-| the Hilding family. A Mrs. Hilding was | ton, and one of the faculty of the Con- Painting, papering, ~white washine. | jig' cottage.at Hayward’s Lake. The| called home -suddenly on account of the| necticut School for the Blind Trades De- Prompt attention. Harry Howes, Jewett | members were taken to the lake in auto-| serious iliness of her mother. partment, Who has been for some time Home Missonary Boclety | City.: Tel. 115. adv. mobiles. A nfte junch was served dut-| Aiss Edith Bissell of East Hampton|?® Euest at the parsonage has returneu Mrs. E. P. Chick and Miss Margaret | ing the afternoon. / i8 the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. O,|to Hartford #MHoover in your home will free you from much of the ) . . drudgery of summer house work. About 3 hours’ active Chick: of “Cambridge, Mass., are guests | Leonard Sicbert of East Hampton was | Seyrg, The Misses Haas who have. been the at_F. E. Robinson’s. in town Tuesday. Mrs. E M. Bissell returned home on|Euests at Broadmeadow here have re- service a week with the Hoover is sufficient to keep every- A Rk Bentlos Mot M ang oy ot L retaral heme oa| tuenwd 15 Now York . Mrs. M. S. Hebert of New York are at Bast ton, th t of he son, | thing:spick and span. Mis Tonni Metogmsn, oh. Prston STAFFORD ok T el an nts adity UNION A Frank H. Bissell and his family. o8d. Mr. and Mts. George Webster enter-| Miss Olive Smith of Hariford is & Step in and let us show you how the Hoover will shake all oM. Tohn Gilligan, of Goodsear, spent | tained the Epworth League last Wed- | guest of 3es..Kdmund Horlon. “0ld Home Day” will be held at s Monday with 1}\9!‘ sister, Mrs. John Fitz- | nesday evening. They made the trip in The C. E. society of the Congregation-|the Center Saturday, August 28, under of the dirt out of your rugs, absolutely withdraw it by el automobiles. al church held during July a contest, the | tne auspices of the Community Club 5 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Haskell and Mrs. West of Springfleld is visiting her | Society being divided into twoteams, thé| tne approval of the Selectmen. Tha suction, and then brush the nap velvety to pre- Miss Marjorle Webater attended the 1é- | sister, Mrs. George Webster. losing team having to entertain the Win-| phoenix Liberty band, of Stafford, will the beauty and life of the rugs. fon of the 26th Regiment The Baptist Sunday school held thelr|ning team. Friday evening the enter- i o . ham Memorial, Norwich annual plenic at Foreat Park, SpringAeid, | tainment was given in the town hall,| Srenion pail ::;',k‘:f,'f;’! ety Mail this “ad” today duy. last Wednesday. where & most enjoyable banquet Was| iiractions and’ in the evening dancing ‘with name of paper s Mrs. Emily Goodell 18 improving. Her | given, E. A. Smith acting as toastmas- ‘with the approval of the Selectfnen, Tt;e and your address to Middletown.—The body of John Bav- | sister who has been taking care of her|ter in a most pleasing manner. Miss| To' Lot Brlly “Wil” he available. s & BOWNE licko, -the - Connecticiit state hospital pa-| has returried to her home in Worces-| Thelma Kocha sang several selections|iao c®0 FND Q0 a0 P (U0 % oF tient who jumped into the river near the | ter. with Mr. Viner as accompanist. to the| llh oo T ee hospital dock, andl was drowned, was fe-| - Willlam Bachelder of Moltoh, Mass., is| delight of all present. About 140 sat covered. late. the.same Aftsrnoon near the | spending & short time at his old home|down to tables laden with good things, he went down. It was| here. TR the losing feam proving royal enter-| The “smile” of the summer girl is us- g ot lin;ros. | The, Baptist; church s pisaning s food tainers