Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 16, 1920, Page 6

Plans for the celebration of Constitu-|ecora were off for the final: heat of the tion Day in the public achools of Rhode Isiand, proposed by Walter E. Ranger, superintendent of schoeis, and published rage and for first money. won Dy Belle at Law. Belle at Law, C. H. Mi- ‘The -heat wa: The summary:. | o he i in pampblet form, have been received in| chael, Danielson ¥z2111 | Westerly. A programme is outlined!Deora, - C. P. ' Jowes .. which ‘provides that the teachers will ex-| Providence S aba Y 3.4 plain . the signMicance of the day and of( Plancarn, C. P. Jones, the docament. It is expected’ that the| Providence ® 3.3 3 3ra | o day will receive some observance in every 2.21 1-4, 2.21 school in the state. Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Rotary club, Kiwanis club Criers. : anee ‘of Armistice Day, and to have the Victory medals .in readiness for presenta- The Sale of Men's Neckwear STILL GOES ON THE FINEST NECKWEAR AT ABOUT HALF-PRICE GET BUSY—BUY THOSE NECKTIES NOW Have you seen them ? If you haven’t you have missed something worth while. The silks from which they are ‘made are all new—intended for the Christmas Neckwear. The patterns and colorings are rich and beautiful. The qualities are the best. Get busy and lay in a stock of these ties for present wear or for Christmas gifts. You will have no better chance at any time this year. LOT No. 1 | LOT No. 3 REGULAR 75 REGULAR $1.50 FOUR-IN-HANDS NECKWEAR SALE PRICE 35c | g 3 for SI.GC Sale Prlce 95¢ LOT No. 4 LOT No. 2 $2.00 and $2.50 ALL ARE ACTUAL DOLLAR VALUES FOUR-IN-HANDS Sale Price 59c | Sale Price $1.29 75c and $1.00 BAT BOW TIES — Sale Price 2 for $1.00 — n, James Noon and Arthur Fur. Arihur Cushman, Charles Van . t i from Bar Harbor. - erett E. Brown nother at Black Hill, Eaker of Natick, Mass. ithe guest of her paremts, Mr Patrick Scott, has been yisiti Milford. SOUTH WILLINGTON o icause of the prohibition staie can- Appear At Your ention 10 be held in Hartford this week, Tastantly winnal meeting of the W. C. T. U. <' astantly wstponed to Sept. 2 . ece sudden Wunscavelc returned to New d in week after two weeks' vaca feel con relatives here. fident of always appearing at your best. In but a few ‘moments it renders to your De Magestro of New York bration in Providence, Friday, under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, with Attarney Genmeral Herbert E. Rice, as’ the principal speaker. ciety of Sons of American Revolution, Rhode . Island _Society and Miss Agnes Cushman have has ‘been vie- McFarlane left last week is ‘There will be a: Conastitution Day cele- telle Cochetta held to the rear in the 'The organiza- tions invited ‘are the Rhode Island So- of Mayflower Descendants, Society of Colonial Wars in and Town ‘At s meeting of Merrill post, Ameri- can Legion, plans were made ,for observ- tion on that day. A committee Was ap- polnted, known as the “booming squad’ its special duty.is to gather into the' mem- bership the .former service men Who are not yet affiliated with' the local post The committee i composed ‘of George Chap- man, Joseph Purtell, Benjamin Spargo, Byron™ Hartson, John Sawyer, William Welis and Phomas Shea. The Celonial Air Service Company, Inc, with headquarters in Westerly, has been granted a state charter. The cap- ital stack is made up of $45,000 preferrea and 100 shares of no var value. Cash Miller, George H. Harper and- Harold B. Kenyon are incorporaters. The purpose of the concern is to transport freight and passengers by land, water and air, Tolice Constable Joseph T. Nosthrap | requesied the South Kingston town coun- cil to piace him on permanent duty to en- force the traffic law. He said he had [ laws, and that he be compensated in the sum of §15 a week. Mise Ovila Lambert of Woonsocket, is thae first: woman in Rthode Island to make applieation to take the bar examination, September 24. A total of twenty-three applications have been received. have been referred by Clerk Biaisdell of | the supremet court to the board of bar examiners. There are no Westerly appii- cants, The secend day of Kingston fair was very largely attended and this is taken| as an -indication of the immense crowd | expected Friday, Governor's Day. or a it_is popularly. known, Politicians as that s the occasion usually selected by the politicians of Rhode Island, hig ang little, to get together, and pave the {way for the political future. |was Grange Day and the grar Washimgton county featured th tures and added materially to the in est of the fwir. The many exhibits, ani mate and inanimated. received a shary of ‘atiention frem patroms, and this cluded the lively midway, with its many avenues of putting monev into clreula- tion, and temporarily into the pockets of the concessionaires. It also includes the many juneh stands whose managers realize that this is the period of high cest of living. The Arvo of the Celonial Alr Service Company of Westerly, with exclusive privileges in the fair ground. and which Was put out of commission by a ground | accident on Tuesday, was not ‘in opera- {tion ‘on Wednesday. This condition. Nhowever did not prevent patrons of the fuir from witnessing aerial fights. This was prgvided. by 1wo planes of the East- ern craft Corporation. with landing Dlace . outside the fair grounds. There arc the two machines:that have carried passéngers at Pleasant View for the {paet. month, and are operated by Lieu- tenants Keough and De Coster, ex-army fiying instractors, When the lorse-racing started In the ernoon, there were ten times as many | on the grandstand as on the day before, | the women predominating. There Wwa {the preliminary hand concert the firsc jact: was gived in.the vaudeviile attrac- tions, and o)l was in readiness for ihe afternoan track sport which came none | jtoo soon o su xiously awailing | crowd. Thera w on._the card, o {with a total of { The 222 tret was thy first race called. ! There Were fourteen entries and three! Plancarn and Belle at | . The horses withdrawn ‘were Don | Todd, Kaster Mond, Helen Mountuin, | Marjee V. Quartermaster Robbin, Miss| Siten - Knight, Peter Macoray. -Estefle Squirrel Brooke, Tock Todd | Fletcher. In the {and Belle at Law took the pole hut lost skin a wonderfully pure. soft complexion that beyond comparison. siting the home of Mr. and Mrs. sl | john DeCicee. Gourauds ! tal Oriental Cream jiie KINS & ' | fortably. ol e Johnson Memorial hospital a . ia recovering steadi communication of be conferred. Attenberger, who wes oper- | Deoj in advantage. - Johnson. Memorial hospi. | Just after passing imder thc wire, and who underwent an opera- | Second heat Was Deora’s with' ease, and 1 ried | Saturday evening the E. A. degree in the firs; half. In the last quarter ¢ {rece was close Dbetween thesc two, with | ora again broke | | came near losing the heat she*won. The | Helle at Law was sccond with Plancan third, 2 repetition of the first heat. In “third heat there was a spirited con- test hetween Deora and Belle at Law, in Whicii the latter won. taking the pole at { the second quarter and holding it to the fnish. With two straight to the credit of Deora and one to Belle at Law the fourth heat wae started with the Dan- ielson horse at tho pole. She sfarted with a slight lead and the distance was not increased the lengtn ni horse and sulkey in the half mile, and endef in fa- | vor of Belle at Law with the event hon- ors cven. This is the first race of the week thai went beyond three heats. Whtle thig.race thus far had been close You Pay No More Here Than Elsewhere To make busy afternoons, and to acquaint the public with our large, tempting Bitter Sweet Chocolate Pepper- mints, which we are now displaying in our window — we are also showing the ingredients used in their making. All our customers are cordially invited to come in and receive a taste. A FEW OF THE SPECIALS For Wednesday and Thursday FRESH TOASTED MARSHMALLOWS, bb....... 69 LARGE, TEMPTING CHOCOLATE MARSH- MALLOWS—Our Own Make, Ib............... EXTRA FINE CHOCOLATE CHERRIES— 58¢c land interesting, the grandstand that hag heen filled during the aftermeon was practically vacated. There were two starters only m the fifth heat, and Starter Kingsley who has | officiated for the past five vears and with tull satisfaction to evervbory, gave | the racers an even start a nose amd nose start. Plancara was ruled omt of this hedt as he had not wen one heat in four, but gets third momey. After a rest o Rwenty-ive miutes. Belle at Law and with_ three starters, and Billie Flight being withdrawn. Ks- first heat, ‘with the race between Peter Hart with red coat on driver. The drivef of Patsy Chatham wearing .the . green. The red won the heat and at no time was the red in danger. was the first repeated order. The third and final heat was won by. Peter Hart and the race ended. The summary : 3 Peter Hart, Patsy Estelle Cochats, S, M. Smiley, the card, with six starte Belle at Law_and Silkiehder withdraw- In the first heat the rdce was between Ellic Scate and Miss Helen Knight, but in the last eighth Miss Knight moved iri. to second piace, with Ellie Scott winning en Mountain been_doing_consideragle constable work [/ Seoft by ety of late and that he must receive com-|\ DATEIOR ool el s bensation” for work in the future. 1t was | i%8 Helen Knight, 2 22 ed to engage Constable Northrup for |, A0% Weomsoekel oo joo 2 2 2 e next two weeks to enforce the traftic | F1oien Mountain, T "W SEe They | n ‘Wednesday | CTaples will m dwelling for himself. eral additions before the house is com- Dleted. several years ago destroved a dwelling house. erty Hill sireet, filling up the gap. are drawn as jurors to the superior court is > Clifford C. King i substitute earrier. vices at the home of Mr. Lerner, who re- | centiy | Levett, formerly the Bass farm. day at Calmere was in homor of Mr. and Davoll. the. date being his 30th birthday. |4 fne were ing. Ther, were six entries in‘the 2.20 pace Suzella, ‘Baicardine The second heat in one,.two, three 0 Pace, Purse $300. J. 3. Orr, .Provi- . dence il Chath: Neison Foun: tain, Taftvilla ¥y Pawtucket .. o g3 0 12, 2.20 1-4, 2.20 14 8 tret was the fimal evemt on . Baster Bond, ng and Miss Helen Knight being ndded. the heat in safety. -In the second heat | oM the resuit was the same as in the first, with- Miss. Helen Knight second and Hel- third. An almost perfect even' start was made in the third heat and the racers kept in the ‘order of the preceding heats, but being closer to each other from the Start to finish. The sum- mary: few Time—: -4, 2.24 14, Local Laconics. Chief Brown has ascertained thal twe men narticipated in.the robbery at the Mel an summer home Tuesday. Two in the automobile that: n off with the jewel bok, with contents valued at about. $30,000 Governor Beeckman. after six years' term of office. has officiallv announced that he will not be a candidate for re- nomination Rev. Orrin #. Fifier of North St ington. officiatsd at the funeral of Miss Cecil SteAman. of her home in Pawca- tuck. Burial was in Wheeler cemetery North Stonington. The bearers were Howard 1. Bentley, George, Fred and Chester Stedman. LIBERTY HILL Elmer E. Canles recently bought: the blacksmith shop and a building lot ad- jotming O. W. Gurley’'s property. on which his store is located. Monday the men the neighborhood ‘volunteered and helped Mr. Caples meve the shop to the said building let. The women of the | vicinity provided a fine clam showder dinner. Mrs. Caples being ‘hostess. ' The building was placed on rollers, plank and timbers made the ‘track. and Everett E. Payson supplisd the moving power. The job was completed Tuesday morning. Mr. ke the building over into a There will be sev- It will be located where a fire It will be a great addition to Lib- Tiorace Feote and Gurdon 7T. Chappell n Norwich this week: | Saul Watchiel. the local mail carrier. in Néw TYork city..for-a few days. The Jewish neopie had New Year's ser- purchased the farm of Israel A very pleasant family gathering Tues- Mrs. Mo Davoll's sow, Winthrop D. icken dinner was enjoyed. d Mrs, Leverett Manwaring, for- Exeter, now of Cromwell. Conn., their daughter, Mrs. Everett —_— BOR KINGSLEY—In Norwich. Sent. 15, 1830, Wesley John, to Mr. and Mrs Jason Kingsley of 49 Boswell avent CHANDLER — In Minneapolis. M Sept. 3, 1920, a4 daughter to Mr. and Mre. G S. Chandler. i PALMER-—In Road District (Stenington), | Sept. 34, 1 2 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry §. Paimer. LARSON—In Dorchester, Mass.. Sept. 12 | 1920, 2 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Larson. BARTLETT—In Andoyer, Cann.. Sept 1920. 2 daughter to MT. and Mrs. G Bartlett e U e e U MARRIED. 1 BAKER —BELL—In - Norwich, Sept. 15 1820, by Rev. G. H. Strouse. Everett B | Baker of Provincetown, Mags. and Miss Henrietta Louise Bell of Norwich. | LATHROP—FRINK—In Franklin, Sent. | 15, 1930, by Rev. George H. Strouse of | Norwich, Harry Lester Lathrop of Boz. | Mri 3 merly of visited rah and Miss Grace Amy Frink of Franklin. | PRESCOYT — SHRLDON —In Putham, | Sept. 14, 1920, by_Rev. Bovnton Mer- rill, John Palmer Prescoit of Webster, Mass., and Miss Glgdys (. Sheldon of “Patnam. WOODS — CURRAN — In Sept. 15, 1920, by Rev. van, Anthony 'W. Weods Mies Margeret L. Curran . Wilimantic, | John A. Sulli- of Baitic and | of Williman- | GREGO! ot BY_—In Taftville, Sept. 15, 1930 Touise. ST Grepety: winsof oot | > Gregory. aged 78 years and 10 menths. Funeral at the home of her son, George Gregory, No#wich avenue. Tafiville, Saturday.” Sept. 18, at 8.30. Services at Sacred Heart e'hurch at 9. o'clock, Burdal in family 1ot in Baltic cemetery. Use Coceanut Oil . For Washing Hair If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you ‘wash it with. 4 Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkall. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and en- tirely greaseless), is much better than anything else you can use for sham- poeing, a& this can't possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and'rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance -of rich; creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and gealp thoroughly. The lather In Cups—regular price $1.25, Ib. . .. 8%¢ S. F. PETERSON, Inc. 130 MAIN STREET rinmes -out easily, and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex- cessive . oil. ' The hair dries quickly and ‘evenly, and it leaves it fine and siiky, bright, fluffy and easy to man- age. You can get’ Mulsified coceanut oil eliampoc at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and a few ounces is EEEFE—In New London, Sept. 13, 1920, May. daughter of James and y Kecfe, aged 26 years. My . Sept. EEENEY—In New - London, 13, Nelson 1920, Harriet, daughter of o and ‘Annie B.' Keeney. Church & Allen 15 Main Street - Funeral Directors Embalmers Telewhone 328.7. : HENRY E. CHURCH . enough to Jast evervone in thé’ family fer ‘months. Be gure - your druggist gives you Mulaified. 5 ; WM. SMITH ALLEN Loomis, and he Sunday. . Robert Hall trict, is boarding with James A. Connors in the North district, a boarding place not having yet been found in the Center distriet. Both demoerats Monday evening, the 13th, and made their selections for town officers as follows: Democrats F. D. M bury visited Mrs. Bull's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harding. the first of the week. Miss Inez Peck is teaching in Niantic. CHESTERFIELD Misses Lula and Anna Powers have turned to Hartford after spending thei vacation with Mg and M Miss Carrie Tinker voeational sehool in New London Mrs. William Bous r family Saturday and BOLTO! leaves soon for X business keeps him. Stereopticon a lecture given in Bolton hal . teacher in and Assessor Finl Ands auditor. B. H. Loomis: collecto! Maneggia : constables, George Whippert Maxwell Hutchingon. istrar of voters, James Movnihan school committee, Andrew E. Man. LYME Jewett Tiffany returned to his studies at Williams coliege the first of the week. Miss Rachel Bantam lake last week and is entertain- ins Mies May Tiftany Birch of Mrs. Fred King of Saybrook spent a s last week with J. W. Martin. Mrs. Webber of Deep Annie Bill Carling. of d and Mrs. John and Mrs. Egbert Tie AMericaN ToBacco COMPANY WiLL Make THis CONTRACT WiTH You © pictures of colonial days, by Rev. Frank K. Abbott, for two years. Marvin Howard ; board of relief, Fred Doane Frank H. Streng. town deposit fund, Charles M s auditor, Brnest Strong; grand jurors, C. Maine, M. W. Howard, J. A. Connors collector of taxes, constables, Charies A. Lee, Otto ell. Theodore Richard: registrar of vot- ers, Theodore Reichard i mittee, Theodore Reichard. The republicans made nominations : C. Maine ; agent of town school com- Assessor for » James Fletcher, two vears, Frank Eato board of relief. Louis Cavagnar men, Calvin Hutchinson, Waldo E. Rice ; agent of town denosit fund. J. Wesson Phelps ; 8 1 jurors, F. H. Eaton, James Fletcher. rthur Bl Middletown Miss Carrie Bill over Mr. A public dance was given in Bolton hall Saturday evening. The four-piece Victor orchestra of South Manchester provided music. Morgan Alverd, who from the ‘Hartford High sehool last sum- W H to enter Yale university. Mra. James Wesson Phelps is with Mr. Phelps this week in Branford, where his was graduated ven, where il Sunday even- the Center dis- republicans ‘met three years, selectmen, rew Maneggi: Man- the following three vears, select- De f: grand Wil- T of taxes. A. E. r; reg- town gzia. returned from ‘White Plains, N her mother, Mrs, River was the Ay las daughter. B Sunday Davison of New London were callers at R. M. Peck's Sun day. J.W. Mulder of Ohio was the guest of | Mrs. J. W. Martin last week. Bull of Glaston- 5. E. attendenz Powers. the i week. September Given By John Legore Music By Pillar’s Orchestra OF WILLIMANTIC DANCING 8:39-12—PRIZE WALTZ ADMISSION GENTS 55¢ LADIES 35¢ ' a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Powers. The dance given in the Eureka Social club Thursday evening was well attended. Haney furnisied music. Mrs. J. E. Powers is visiting Mrs. Wil- liam Bousa of Stonington. Nathan Epstein has been spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. I Kapian. Harold Blind, Francis Hickey and Eli | Clark of Montville Were callers here Sun- day. NORTH LYME There was mo service at the Baptist church Sunday owing to rainy weather. The pulpit was to have been supplied by Rev. C. H. Eldridge of Niantic. Mrs. G. H. Strong. Mr. and Mrs. N. Strong motored to Poguonoc Sunday af- ternoon. Mrs. Frances Merritt returned | with them for a few weeks' visit. School in this district has commenced with Miss Josephine Daniels teacher. Miss Gladys Cone is teaching In the Nor Plain distriet | J. L. Raymond and Louis Chapman at- | tended Charter Oak fair last Thursday. | N. I Stark, Miss Emily Stark and | Mrs. N. S. Strong attended the of the New London County Ba: sociation at Quaker Hill last Wednesda Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Jewett were recent | visitors at Lewis Ingalls’ in Danielson. Mrs. O. F. Jewett visited at Charles Gager's in Norwich a couple of days last | S Mrs. Harrison Conw was at Mr. of New London rwin Rogers’ over the week end nd Mrs. Erwin Rogers were call- Ernest Rogeis’ in Laysville Sun Mr. and Mrs. Abington Y. Darwin Morse have where Mrs. Morse Ingalls' sawmil ASHWILLETT Charles Hayward, who has been in health for some time, has gone to live his sister in Voluntown to board G. & nderson and | returned home he home of Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Ver-| ter have weeks' stay son’s parents, | zason. Mrs. Clemens of Ledyard spent Sunda George Schutz's. Miss Marion Brightman of Westerly is teaching the Ashwillett school and board- ing at Mrs. Guile's. Miss Olive Guile is teaching in Led- yard of Stonington re- WALK INTO ANY STORE IN THe UniTteo States To-Davy Anp Try THe Lorp SaLissury TurkisH CIGARETTE. SHOULD It NoT ArpeaL To Your TasTE, Tre CLerk WiLL Hano You Back Your Money On The Seor, Bu 111 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 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