Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 28, 1920, Page 9

N NflRWICH FIFTY YEARS AGD . Inmmmom CARES There was nothing to mar the serenity| at this port Wednesday or Thursday, |Tax the Women of Norwich the Same’ of the #ity"9f Norwich duringthe weel:of.f when she will be taken/from- the water Aug. %, 18 0. “"Things pursued their reg-|and placed on exhibition. ular course and very little of note trans- Telegraphic, despatehies to The Bulletin pired. state, that the Germgn erawn prinee and S Bxtracts from The Bulletin's files of | his army are falling back. Reorganiga-| Hard to attend to household duties g tion of the Prussian farces 1§ under way. : et e e % 1870.4-The Knights_ Templar,| There are now over half a milllion Prus-| ‘VIth & consipntly aching back. i hold: their mnnual éncaripment in this| sions in France. F A woman shouldn’t have a bad back. city on the 8th and 9th of September, August 25, 1870—Tge funeral of . itch their tents on Holmes' lot, near Lin- | George W. Rogers will Wika place from| And she seldom would If the kid- coln avenue. About 500 members of the|his former residence, 16 Oak street, this|neys were well order will attend. afternoon. ’ : The funeral of tire late Artemas Os-|{ A man yesterday was displaying the| ‘Dean’s Kidnmey Pills are endorsed by good took place Saturday at his fermer|beauties of a small saw o James Dug-|thousands. residence on Church street. The serv: gan when it slipped from his grasp and 4 2 were condueted by Rev. Dr. Bond, Sena-jCut Mr. Duggan badly. The implement| Have been used, in kidney trouble | tor Buskihghamt’ H. ~B- Nérton, was a common hand-saw but it infliet- | over 50 years. Prentice, . N. T. Adams. Rey. William|€d_an uncommon chin sore. 3 & 5 Hutchisen”. and 0ol Jossph Selden offi.] Taft is besct With a plagus of | Read what this Noywich Woman ciating as pallhpare , faoss. "1t is the P"}“&‘*l of the eapine|gyyg: . Therg s nothing better than Resino | = Saisrday: afternogn’ the mail -train |#0d the Tartarus of the human rac Ointment. I(rg]]esesflmlhay drysen. | from Palmer, ®hén ncar Eagleville, ran | The Stock of new lager becr was irre-| Mrs. R. Ladd, 422 Central Avenue, into a herd of cattle and ran over or|irievably injured Dby the thumder storm|. . ., i {Fod fapline i sation and gently heals the chafed and ok S B e R ay last. A wail of anguish has|S&ys: “There.was a dull tifed feeling in biistered spots. Bathe the feetin Aor o e T which must influence the|my back across my kidneys and when the ointment: 'm Stop it by hearted of the fates, Y icians for eczema, o suc.| The Collamér vostoffice’ in the town) . cassh e andsumxlar<§\nlmu(fl°. Ataildy ed o Aind {0f Plainfield has been stricken with the|ached and felt numb. Stooping caused ul. |euphonious_title bf Ekonk. pains across my back and my back - s Efsewhere: ¢ Now that September is rolling uound, many men find thnt they are in need of an extra Union Suit, or an Undershirt, er Drawers, perhaps a :!t of Pajamas—IF- THlS CONDITION EXISTS, let us help you put a stop to it. it 20 Por Gont, Off S5 All Standard Brands — Don’t Pass It Up - blistered feet : &g I was doing my ‘housework, my back creded but was.probab! his body picked up by 23, e e the| August 26, 1870—A boat from New 1\0!,“_5;“ vmoR A ien T pote on | Lontion ‘camé up the river:yesterday for | Was €o weal I often had to sit down Sl Saturday fext to have a picnic at Gard-|2 SUPPly of Water for the shipping in theltg rest. OUne box of Doan's Kidney l l . {harbor. The fountains of New London e Le lhe chower v e Pills corrected the trouble £ principal attraction. The party will |7 S 3y | s leaye~thewcity in_stages i ‘the | I ONSIAEsh elanted 1 eveRing Chicago where he will remain to| Friee 60c, at all dealers. Don't r the business in that section|simply ask for a kidnev remedy—get Rogers and company of this|pognts —the same that for THE NEW MENS STORE QUINN & DESMOND Phone 1375 283 Mam Street Business Note. < morhing, passing the day &t 4 Business is picking up in the pawti- | returning in the evenin shops, an indication that the silk: shirt‘| noted- for . their: genia ing.—Bifmingham Age-Her-; p. are eertain of ' } An African wine a had some difficulty an the wharf yester-| day in settling the ownership of 3 water- melon which the former had pur | The husband beis edingly drun the wife 3 the carnage of 4 words was exe j the disptited fr { question by puttin Many a man ?lx:u a'great head from] it is mpWsed de lake and of C. city. Racing will take place to2zy and te- {morrow at Quinebaug Pzri many of the !local horsemen are planning to attend. Telegraphic despatch—WVice Admiral Porter has been appointed admiral of ithe Unite States navy to fill the va- made by the death of Admiral Kidney Pi Mrs. Ladd had. Foster-Milburn' Ca,} Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. More Than Bryan Got. Peck, each hymn Tie That Binds; benediction deacon: one from Re the s n-another opportu & good. loser he js.— t Copstitu- | News—Edward Payson »ston _proposes going abroad ta repre- gense of leant o hranch of American athleties. We|€d by the ladi and tea serv- reh. lenbogen- and Beckie Morantz. The rest|ganize 4 similar elyb which later woud'dmrdn, Sundiy morning worship at offner Tectual causes. he d dusky damsel vnmcnh—.( A e . 2 of the farm was sold by Kirman to Ja-|be con: ed with the men's club. nn"" sermon by Rev, Lyman G. Herton : ;my\\?; 35 1\3‘ e hlow under | SusEest somebody ”fl’?'_ him a good git-. - P cob Berman. The suit is returnable be- wps unusually enthusias- |of Woonsocket. Sunday echool at 12 «'- - i % i | uation potatoes as that is a| TFather, Lead Me, arr, quartets Alfore the superior court on the first Tues- B of th etown have fclock: Epworth League at 6.30." his'ear.. . brane There is a scarcity of water on Laurel: nee, ardson; hymn-anthem Hock of the s walls. of eryoir h: et church of Nor-|arr., quartet; Century Contra - HE p. i 3 £ fallen. in-last. week, thereby di hing | w Willimantic Camp | Cennecticut, e ons 0 “1 the” supply. | Meeting grou A large two-story mn-anthem, Vo Aug.. 24, —St. Mary's Te#{. B, so-!wooden building to be used for soeiety{tat; singing of or w Haven | purposes. tion, hyrsday. f= Fhe exeavations now .going - forward! The ‘pastors of the church have been O libfary is 0 be closed, for aniupon the site o the proposed new city | the--following: Hezekiah Lord, .. The reasons arg-apathy | hall plainly denote that" the hollow |Levi Hart, D. D., f fufids. St e a li-|ground between Unfon and Franklin|do, 181028: What- docs® the publtc” spirit of | s 36 Willlam Athleties which | Brief Look Bax by - Paster Ril alfeady started o mak canvass for the coml day .in. September. a thoroush| Af the Cgmiral Raptist chyeeh, .Row. lections. A F. Py pastar, preaching mesn- i evening by Rav, Chester Howe ol and Cif ble Class for “B. Y. P. U. at @.38. i e . z : Superintendent aomo;;“‘“’““u_mu BEPUBLICANS ARE h Land, arr. quar-| ENTHUSIASTIC IN CAMPAIGN i 3 benedie-| - The republicans of Waterford held a |largely attended caucus jn A. O. U. W. subject of the Christian Ihall, Jordan, Thursday night, for the |service Sunday morning in the l"uler{ telection of delegates to the state, con- |building will be Christ Jesus. ,“ gressional, scnatorial and probate con-i A¢ the First Baptist church, George| ventions® Dr. Gurdon S. Allyn was | Sirouse, Rey. .. J. W. {chairman and Frederick L. Gross was sec- { ,mfimmg ser-| 2 g'olock Wauregan Block s at 6.30 ore, Boston, Nortl rious other small eitics No settled pastor. How to Know the'Vice Presid Watch 'your young son. If he dis- plays an interest in doughnut-making Norwich, Conn. were onece the bed of a larg flowing into the Shetucket. t st 27, 1870—The paper for this ith 15 mowyat' New Londo#, Wil arrivedate is missing from the files. SUGGESTIONS : 8 bl s 2L - Ji Delegates were chosen as ‘fol- hip- Red. White Ellery Allyn, - Wal L3 Cengressiondl—Fred' Jucques, Thamas | SEEES $5,000 DAMAGES GRISWOLD CONGREGATIONAL jims v St - | Woodworth, |2 g 4 30 H ;‘)"J(;‘(‘;(" {f vig president some day.— For the Girl and Bo FOR INJURY TO DAUGHTER CHURCH 200 YEARS 0LD| " 8 - 1918-] - Senatarial—Stantey Morgan, Ermest| The unign serilde at:the Ualled Osm | 4 y Valenitine Podeszwa of ‘New London,{ The First Congregational church 120 ' 3 . ‘B“lr':i:i: . W Toes 0‘1-‘ P e e #1 A man learns to live when he begins E - the father of five-year-oid Viadislav Po-|Griswold where Rev. John P. Rich ona.w AL 3 L. "Coss. Oltveriy nden. Subjeet-“How ta live and learn. For School wcar deszwa, has brought ‘suit agamst Joseph pastor, to celebrate itg an-| L b > i £ {"Men Strong.” ? Bojselair of - Norwich for$5009 'dam-|niversary on Saturday apd Sunday Sel\!.\i 5 a good "s'zed representa- | * 5 ¢ N ® Ste- | tion of the fair sex at the caucus which ity Episcopal rlflmz?h there “"1‘; h 1 0 ] \ t record s favatine woman's comnunion. gt a, m., an c SOFT FELT HATS | To-'suffrage .1t was annoucod that pre-{morning s fira¥er, a vmoit: at 10,30 ‘1 ren ry in the ula; odel: at! = > > n2- ljminap stepd had been ‘taken for the|The congreggtion s Curists churck is| FOR FLETCHER'S n e popular. models, . at; r court- on < . atardsr. a i . organization of a Harding-Coolidge club |cordially invited to attend , ASTORI $3.50, $4.50, $4.98 | foer. Conference Day. The i Eoe G0 Stemhenjand that the women were 2lso to or-1 At Trinity Methodist Bpiscopal C 4 2 A PPty ST, - T the Churclies ,Participating. 21-123% ) . 1y ers filed on Friday in the | ages- for’ injuries reveived ‘by “ the little ¥ ana 5 n site was by an automob T Following rosss n by Boisclair .or his agent or em-|rangca: €, prog nme has been ar- IN voLUNTOWN (M or of Griswold ON e = offiée “of the clerk of “the! 11 a m ¢ S eonard GINGHAM AND . jcourt it is claimed that the Boisclair| D ar followed by B, M 1861 1 rs macline’ Was operated at a dangerous|chanting of ayer by Weber|p, Keigwin. (881" 35 Taien T B CHAMBRAY DRESSES: |ratc-of sneed in' Main street, New Lon-|quariet of ; sponsive Tead-| puil. 18 e { : ; don, "on thé afternoon of Augl 13,1920, |ing; hymn, 1 Love Thy Kingdom, Lord:| (1! Josepn P A Sizes 2 to 6 years, latest styles|tiai ‘no prover signal was given and|words of welo v Wisic and MATion | waid o Geer s gl GEL that 'the “¢hild was struck and run ove d, 1 2 of first pas-|ighy s 6 Starkiy 4 for fall. Prices, 2 to 6 years, |by the machine, which ed over herlt ons Pastor Reypolds ~ Ofler, 1914; T. Fred Tdmond, 8 n . head,” body and lim The m e ¥ of alm 84; hymn, G. Norma 916, | $2.50 to $6.00—sizes 8 to 14 cic injuries were 3 Broken collarborie | Holy, ot Cof Rimisttr| T o, L3S, % 5 and ‘a broke h, both on the left side|qus e ; anthem, Sound O'er the| AR years, $3.98 to $7.98. ; .gf dhe_tody, - : ters. Cole, quartet: sermion, by\ Rev. -BBING FOREC as 0 ay . anthem, - Rose of | mortgage for $1.101.- George W, ge concentr: Followin MIDDIES AND MIDDIE ™ CEERBUSG MEMBEES AT i 0 | Fore X ;. kTS T e TR o e Heatm S stem int white and navy, full line of ;“655:?:‘;%.;‘?“ o 3 - m superlr court Siuinst Tsaao. Kirman. of 7 LIS ‘ 3 : \ L B : pol £l p : lected, quar- B E y } aratl from grandmother, moihet .BOYS’ W-ASH SU}TS e o smor, 13 i, xf»fflff”‘.'w“m(rfé’f.‘? sis- | o | sold this tract to Sadi H for me, and I am sure that it will do the_same for others. . I have twelve large rooms 2 to 8 years, in materials that | ki . Henderson was in charge | VoIl in 1720, by '}?“’Z;\fi"%‘l =z Pfl’;c;'- The Joy Of A 8 8 fire Novemiher 1, 1919, and did not let it go out until April 28, 1920, and burned only 2 - 4 i c. P}ogéof_l_; singing of Orig- . G ] ) Perfect Skin 8 SIX TONS OF COAL” ; i SWEATERS ° . $4,000 For . Ilospital Bazaar y 4 2 Neariy--§4,000. was .real lections, by the <choir. In- sizes, 8 to 18 years. ' Pri i do g, TR . - i e “Qctober 9,-1919; I had one of your Round Oak Pipeless Heating Systems installed from Nor Town, ’ aldsd, , was brotght forth vers . buss <olo E-Pay | and they were all warm to an average temperature of about 70 degrees. I started my wear and wash—Prices $2.98 For boy or girl—in navy bl“elhinefi(- ‘af the Lawrencs busginess | $2.50 to $4.98 each. P R in my home, and I was perfectly satisfied with same. Let'me tell you what it has done json: quartet In Garden, arr. 6 $5.98.. o A 6. nging, ; P e 3 _ead, Kindly Light, Buck, -~ .U EDWARD ADAMS. Taftville, ‘/: Sunday. 1 ‘Associated hospital-at th ap ,ve“]t,lxurcn. Day. ’lhe‘ljour Lineal Churches | % and brown — also the hghtu.- o hospial srounas 3t New London | P“{;w;m}‘wg L | \s S, ] v 5 by : AR iy ; renders brings out your o ding of Phil. II, 1-16; anthem, Jer est. In use over 70 years. 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