Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 15, 1920, Page 6

FALL OPENING DISPLAY Women’s and Misses’ APPAREL MILLINERY Wednesday — Thursday Joseph Marsha Marshall, and J Providenice, were befor Commisstoner Cornelin ehatged with 7 mash At for di ting up & still ed the game. Th nét guilty their counsel w They weré held for feeéral grand jury in éach. The Marshalls and &4 Sunday afternoon by of Kingston, sheriff cbunty, Deputy Sheriff lips, and prohibitior 4 rald on a farm b posite Qodseberry Rev. Friday torenm Pepflftl vm be heard from the committées ofi pla¢é and preacher, on nominations to the perma- nent council, for néminations of mem- Dbers for state Apportionment tommittee and reports from the standing committee on obituaries, resolutions, state of fe- ligion and trustées of the Anti-Saloon Leéagus With olection of the latter. In the. aftérnoon the session Wwill be devot- éd to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, with Mrs. John B. Peck, presid- ing. Mrs. W. N. Ferguson of South In- dia will address the meeting, as will Mrs. A E. 8. Jones and Mrs. Frank L. Wilkins. The amnual fair of Washington Coun- ty Agricultural Society opened at Kings- ton, Tuesday, with not as large an at- téendance as the attractions warranted. The éxhibits are more numerous and varied than ever before and include al- most everything known in connection with a fair of this nature. As Secretary Clarke previously stated, the Kingston fair is bigger better than ever before. The midway is in operation in full force and the efficient police patrol have a weather-eye to the windward to see that no skin games are played on the ground. The games are all known to the initiated and those_who desire to get into the in- ner circle are expected to pay the price. There is scarcely anything ever seen at a fair that is missing at Kingston and besides there are exhibits and attrac- tions that are entirely new. Even the vaudeville is of the highest order and in tull keeping with the Test of the annual event of Kingston, An unfortunate accident oceurrsd on the grounds Tuesday morning when the new Avro, owned by the Colonial Air Service company of Westerly, was dis- abled. Not through any fault of the operator or the machine, but to a hole in the ground at the landing fleld; not a depression of the earth but a hole about four inches wide and eighteen inches deep. The Avro had returned from a successful flight, the first of the day, and on landing, just before the operator was to bring the machine to a stop, one of the tires dropped into this hole, held the Avro and the machine nosed into the ground. Some of the frame work under- neath the engine was broken, but there was no damage to the engine or working parts. Another version of the accident is that oneé of the wheels got caught in a woodchuck hole, the other wheel be- ing thrown against a mound, causing the nose of the machine to hit the ground. The damage to the Avro is not of a serious nature, and will be readily repaired. In_addition to the fine vaudeville show the horse racing was the feature of the afternoon. The first event wag the 2.25 pace for $250 purse. There were six en- tries and four starters, Juffres, b g, Horace Thompson West Kingston, and Billy Flight, John O. Fox, Putnam, be- ing withdrawn. In the first heat Deter Hart took the lead and Kept it to the finish, with ease, although Balcardine appearcd 16 be a close second on the Jast quarter, thére being no danger of Peter loging the lead. There was no joekeying in the seeond | heat, and the first time up the horses were off 6n an éven start. It was a clése pace betwesn Péter Hart amd Bal- cardine, with Petér winner of the Heat, ers in the 2. Torment won | reply lelleflu Hol i‘ ) ©) o County suffer from iron buit to take. and_thereb; women an and energy. are not stron, 5 1f to mal organic Dr. James Francis Sulh- van, formerly Phyl ian of hew Westckester Hospital “Theusands of nervous, run-down, anaemic people do mot know what . There is noth: Tike organic B e 1ron ke qeteuty enich the Bl put foses in the cheeks give men increased strength ysician EXplains Why Ho Pr&seribes Huxated Iron for Run-Down, Anaemic People Says It Quickly Increases the Stren, of Men and Brin of Nervous, Out- ork says: deficiency Unfike the older forms of irom, Nuxated Tron does not injure the teeth nor upset the stomach, but is readily assi and you can guickly recognize its action by a remewed fecling of No_matter what other ifon femedies you have used without success if you 5 you owe it to or_well e the following Ies!' how long you can work or how far vofl can walk without becoming tired next take two five-grain tablets of Ni ated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again and see how much you have gained. . To be absolutely sure of getting real iron and mot the metallle vasiety always ask laed, ilated uoyant health. some form of money, for Roses to the Chohw un-down Won;en Nn.nte Iron Nuxated Iren In its original pack- ages. Nuxated Ir will increase the strength, er and endurance of delicate, ner- 1 vous, run-down people in two weeks' time in many instances, Maworcrontes: Nevw it m‘- Nozated fron, #hieh remtedy but ‘of it i tandy similated sod dess sot h em black, nor u m':m' TRt e aine Nuzated Iron if stamy toflows o Bwens Nenat v e a0 each b-llle, sa that the p\nfll‘ -l mot be pimg nferior substitatcs, " Fhe toas fato_acce tory m“"u.‘m" 5 o :' oty Goery, erchaset o thq will refuad 1t is disponsed by Urcszisiy tablet form caty, g a pair up to the Louise went under the wire a winner of In the second heat it Louise Fletcher's from the start with the other horses fairly well bunched. There was considerable jockeying in the start of thé third heat, were finally ‘off on an even start. On the first half the racers were two, three order and so on to the finish, with Louise Fletcher winner of Summary : the heat. and the race. Louise Fletcher, There were five entries and two start- 35 trot for three years olds, B. Grover, of Norwich, and West | Whits Hackle and E. Jeffree, Horace Kingston, lead again. withdrawing. the first heat without there Was no cloge race between Silk- leader and Mainscot. contest. In the second héat Whité Hackle Sumtnary: 2.35 Trot and Pace, for thrée year olds best two in three: last quarter but the six 38 Thompson, of effort, ‘when was horses in_one, the heat It was a oné-horse t having T : : White Hackle, W. B. Martin, Reéed is tobe housemother at the dottn:- making it two straight. Another elose| Rockville .....i... .......... 1 1|tory. The school wil opent Sept. 21. race in the third heat, with Peter Hart| gikieader, A. A. Steadman Mrs. Leonard Main is entertaiting hef | e e i Latayetts 2 2|{cousin, Mrs. Vidéon of New York. P B T éi:o‘pfl,v’ Mainseot, Louis Buzsum, Allan W. York, of Hartford, i visit- eter : - idenice 3 3|ins : : ) Bdlenczm... S n $530 Time—2.34 1-4; 2.27 1- x\!‘:'rk. § parénts, Mr. and Mrs. Jéns L. zcgar L«e{ayette 2 i %2 2 Loecal Laconies. Mr. F. A. Thompsén, “"hn h.ls béen In e “Buxton, s 3 |, Farl H. Mason, of Providence has by i Bl LA coln, R. I, Menday afteqrmoon. | Providence . 203 beeri appointed a membeér of the Rhode = s al 1919, WY appropriating and w of cial town meeting was for the se of ratifying the voté passed at meeting of taxpayérs, Aigust n of a school building in the vil- Lonsdale as a memorial to the Timé—3.21 34, 2.20, £.20. Ia the 2.30 tret, for parse there were seven starters, but for of $250, the real race Was between Louife Flétcher and Don Gill in the first heat, appédring as Island State Board of Pharmacy, to fill the vacaney caused by the death of E. T. Célton. Rhode Island will send a total of 23 delégates and alfefnates to the secénd national Legion 27 convention of the Amerloan to+ be held in Cleveland, Sept. 28 and 29. Basil Bories Wood, librarian of West- erly library, returned Tuesday, after two weeks' vacation. President Eammon De Valera were in Westerly Monday afternoon, merely while the express train speeded through trom Boston te. New York. NORTH STONINGTON e o 1 1 1] Xews of the death in Backus Hospital Don Gill, C, P’ Jones g Norwich, of Miss Cecile Stedman of M i, B Ghci. 2.3 2| Westeriy_was received here with deep PR e 3 4 3|Sorrow. Miss Steaman was born in fhis Caid Axwerthy town and passed most of her lifé hera it 4+ 5 g|She was a graduate ot Wheeler school. Marzée P K. She was a member of the local grange North Dighton o 5 ¢ 5|and active in its work, éEpecially in the Hal Khne o James . FRoflides, direction of music, being a fine musici- Patterson, N. IV e Hiram Brook, Mrs. Belle Holcomb Johnsen of Hart- Providence £ dist. (ford, gave an illustrated lectare on Ja- Time—2.19 1- 2.20 1-4. pan in Grange hall Friday evening. She was a guest of Mrs. Georgé W. Tryom. Mrs. Angie B. Huil has returned, aft- er several day's stay in New London, to which place she accompanied her daughter Miss Ethel L. Hull, who has entered Lawrence hospital to take the training course for nurses. Mr. and Mfs. Flood E. Reed and three children have moved from (He eéxtreme nérthivest éornér of the town t6 Wheel éf seéhool dormitory. Mr. Reed i prif- cipal-elect 6f Wheeler seMool and Mrs. An informal sohg service was held in the Third Baptist churéh Sunday everiing under thé leadership of Judge C. C. Gray. Duets wére sung by Mre. C. Ernest Gray and Mrs. Vidéon. The pulpit fiowers in the Third Bap- action bail of Westerly, church, at The convention will at 9.30 Thursday erator and, following b the Rev. foand four still of y Rev. n operation, 10 ning church s U ppointment of ey | tions will be adopted. Thomas Pendergast, also of -9 y"“"]";";j :»1” d;}_l]\; denice, pleaded not guilty to transport- | MON Sy P ing whitkey. He waived preliminary trial and was held for in Ball of $1000. Stx of the two hundred women eligi- Bls to be among ti try to vote in finan took advantage of the der the natiénal suffrag: he grand jury appointment ng of church st in the coun- 1 town meeting oppoftunity, un- e law, and voted votional exercises will noon séssion. en and women of the town whe téok t in the World war.” There were -tight men and eix Women Vet- The vote was ratified. The Narragansett with Baptist asséciation delsgates from the First Baptist h will meet Thursday and Friday in annual in _the Narragansétt Pier. be calléd to.order forencon by the mod- devotional exer- H. J. Ballentine and Thomas Bone of the the programme' and committee on nomin: At 10.30 Rev. C. the annual ser- come the report of the nominating committee, reading of e rules governing tfe association and of commiittee on place 1d_preacher for the néxt year and the letters. be served at noon and at 2 Dinner will o'clock de- begin the after- Four addresses will bé given: The In- ~ . SUPERIOR IN EVERY SUPERIOR r that A Remarkqble Range i E xtraordinary Baker The castings are extra heavy. The Magee sheet flue system heats the oven on five insuring uniform baking. Highest-grade coal stove piniy AT S i sides built. DISTRIBUTORS STOLL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Troy, N. Y. These delicious, body building beverages will help you keep the health you've gained during vacation days. Drink them when at home and at work. Stollo and Tang- are as refreshing as they are wholesome, Order a case by telephone today. Stolle (light), Tang-o (dark)— dispensed wherever drinks are sold and in cazes for home use J. C. WORTH & CO. THE FURRIER THE FURRIER QUALITY CORNER UNQUESTIONABLY THE GREATEST SAVINGS DURING OUR SEPTEMBER SALE OF FURS FOR NEXT SEASON J. C. MACPHERSON OPP. CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK tist churéfi Sunday wWhich weré unitieu- ally beautiful, including gladioli, asters and ocosmas, were furnished by Mis. Lyle C. Gray. STONINGTON The Democratic caucus wae held Borough hall Monddy eévening. meeting was called t6 ofder By C. H. Foly, chairman of thé town committee, and he was chosen chaifman. C. B Crandall was chosen clerk. Thé tieket nominated follows: Assessor—Frantis J. MeMahon ; board 6f relief—Joséph A. Vargas; selectmen —Lawrencé C. Purtill, Joseph W. Chese: bro; agent town deposit fund—Lawrence C. Purtell; i son; tax collector—William H. constables—C. J. Ledwith, B. J William J. Ward, John J. Jeffery; res- istrars—1st district, Wiiliam C. Rébin- s6ri; 24 district—Joseph H. McGulnness; 34 district, Géorge A. Wheéeler; 4th trict, F. A. Wilsori; 5th district, Wil- llam J. Willlams; school e6mmittee— Thomas W. Hickson, Owen J. Denéhéy. The following wére appointéd town committée; C. J. Ledwith, Jamés Meé- Knight, Géorge Wheeler, Charies H. Foley, W. S. Walbridge. WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. FL. H. Crowell spent the Wéek end with relatives in East Green- wich, R. I Mrs. Clara Déniséh 6f Moosup called Mrs. George C. Spoomér the past Mrs. L. M. Link and granddaughter, fon, who have been spending the past with Mrs. Lillian St John, have 4 to their ho in Jersey City Irene Fishér has gone to North- minary to take a coursé in eook- Gficrze Pierce, Jr., had one horse In- jured nearly severing the cord of 6ne foot, whilé mowing on the machine and oné by lying on a sharp stub in the pas- turé. It will take several weeks before éither horse can be used. On¢ smalil family heré picked aver $00 To Succeed Senator Harding Frank B. Willis, formér Goverhor of Ohié, who has been nominated for Unifed Statés Semater, Wi te sutceed arzen;O. Harding, -~ ~ (S TG NORWICH Thursday, Friday, s-n-d-y—Septemlm 16th, 17th, 18th EE THE HUMAN FLY CLIMBING THE WAUREGAN EE THE EVENTS OF 5 King of Music NORWICH ON THE SCREEN EE YOURSELVES ON THE SCREEN AS ACTORS OR ACTRESSES WELLS G. DEVEAUX THE POLLETAS Daredevil Acrobats e e o s e e FRANK DE GROOT Laugh a Minute A & REED Polished Funmakers FRANCIS-CAMERON—Grouch Removers ETHEL CLAYTON In Her Screen’s Great Initial Triumph “SOULS ADRIFT” TODAY-—~Making Movies—Case & Collins, comedians— Ozarf, mind reading—Milton Sisters—Frank Dyron ALICE BRADY in “THE DIVORCE GAME” R SIS NOTE—Special Matinee For Ladies, Who, After the Show Will Be Given Private Interview By Madame Zelma View of the Audience. HARRY GARLAND In a Black Face Comady Act STHE JAIL BIRD” Regular Vaudeville Matinee Today at 2:15 BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE—FEATURE PICTURES THREE ANDER GIRLS In .I Snlplpy Singing and Dancing Act Making All Changes of n Special Lively Offering McRAE AND CLEGG “THE INTRUDER AND THE QUEEN OF THE WHEEL" FEATURE PICTURE TOM MIX in “DAREDEVIL” By Far the Greatest “Mix” Picture Ever Screened. Costum enery, Beautiful Gowns SAMPSON & DOUGLAS An Eccentric Comedy Duo in a It Has All the Other Wunnm Pictures Look Like 10, 20 and 30 For Daring Feats and Fast Written and Directed by Mr. Mix Himself. otiol chun All Others. PARAMOUNT SCREEN MAGAZINE " PRICES—50c, $1.00, $1 Plus War Tax SEATS NOW FOLLY” —IN— “A TOKIO 50, $2 TONIGHT Bijou Hall If Stormy ASHLAND CASINO Morey’s Jazz Band and West Beautiful Quafts of bBlueheérfies Ma about a land of and honey, whenl butted in and asked him if MOTOR (All “s00ds Covered by Insurance During Transit) HORWICH-—PROVIDENCE—~NEW LONDON—PUTNAM FALL RIVER—NEW BEDFORD POST TOASTIES FREIGHT SERVICE and Connecting Points EQUIPMENT—NINTEEN PiERCE-ARROW TRUZ .S E. P. WINWARD & SON 133 WATER STREET I 17 WILLIAM STREET NORWICH NEV’ BEDFORD Phene 1250 Phohe 3337 492 SOUTH MAIN S 138-142 DUPFFEE STROSY PAOVIDENGE %LL RIVER Phorie Unien 3842 Phone 3819 THEATRE TODAY and THURSDAY Double Feature Bill SEE WHAT MISCHIEF GOSSIP CAN CAUSE ~William Fox Presents VIVIAN RICH In a Powerful Society Drama—Don’t Miss It— or You'll Regret It “A WORLD OF TSURU AOKI (MRS. SESSUE HAYAKAWA) SIREN” A Moving Drama of East Something Different and M»n Hilda Hulbeért of Groton guest 6f Mis¢ Faith Lee for a few days. This Picture Out- cond year class at Windham High is the the past season. Ralph Standish has returned from Foxes aré §6 niimerous here that much | New York and will spend a week at his wild game is belng destroyed by them.|home befcre leavirg for Dfown univer- sity. HANOVER MR - Mr. and Mrs. William G. Park returned fiomeé last week frém Dethlshem, N. M., THAS TENRINE BLchame where they had spent five wecks' a- | from whieh so many women suffer ig tion. significant of organic trouble. tells, The public school opened last Tuésday | with othér symptoms, such as hesd- with Mrs. Ida Mari of Massaciiusetis | aches, nervousnéss 1 depression, th téacher in the sénior room and Miss | asture frequires tance. Ko fort: Hélen Stearns in the prima years Lydia K nkham's Vegetable Students entering Compound, a simple remédy made from émy his year ar: roofs and herbs. been the one of- and John T. Thornes. fective remedy in such cases and Miss Elsie Freeman ily removes causé and festo students. Miss Dofothy Kgli has entered | system o 4 healthy mal condition.