Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 23, 1920, Page 12

FAIR TODAY; PROBABLY RAIN TOMORROW 23, 1920. i 5 FULL ASSOCIATED R 7t PRESS DESPATCHES 14 ~ @heMBulletin. | Congregational Women at Park Church Norwich, Thursdsy, Sept. 23, 1920. THE WEATHER. Winds OF the Atlantic Ceast. North of Sandy Hook Will be moder- ate variable winds and fair weatler ‘Thursday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Increasing east and northeast winds, unsettled Weather Thursday. Conditions. The Gulf storm passed rapidly north- ward, diminished greatly in intensil and Wednesday night its center was over northwestern Arkansas. There were positive evidences nesday night of another disturbance Wed- Delegates from Jewett City, Franklin, Groton, Taftville, Greeneville, New Lon- don and all the local Congregational churches, were inattendance at the meet- ing in the interests of the Woman's Home Miséionary Union of Connecticut, | held at.Osgood Memorial Parish House ! on Wednesday. Mrs, Gurdon ¥. Batier of Norwich Town | church presidet +ws mnening ses- | slon, which convened at eleven o'clo | Atter the s/rikin o wu reading | of the Scrpitures bp Miss. S. H. Howe, {prayer was offered by Mrs. J. Beveridge | { Lee of New London. In the unavoidable | { ISHI.PP!ND FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR STATE'S CJAL SUPPLY Calling upon all those connected With the production and distribution of an- lhr?.clile coal to produce the maximum, P - | to allocate deliveries according to th eople’s’ interests, and the project of try. g to the fng"m bring into organized Sunday | Brgent needs of Connecticut and to uo school classes a system of reconstruction | WaY With the inconsistencies of price and work, such as the knitting and surgical | deliveries now complained of in order dressings taught by the Red Cross. A |!hat sufficient coal may be obtained conference of girls is to be held for that | Without invoking the extraordinary war purpose in Norwich for a week in Oc-|POWers of the president, the Connecticut tober, to start such a campaign, as an | Chamber of Commerce resolution was attempt to inculcate the missionary spirit ; 4&Wn ub at Hartford, Wednesday, pass- among Sunday schools. ¥ |ed by the committee appointed for that { purpose. Mrs. Thayer's inspiring address for the The personnel of the committee ap- afternoon was on investments, NOt in|pointed by President Charles E. Chase money, but in the mission field, particu= | of the state chamber following the vote or larly in home missions, for such invest- the board of directors of that body at the meeting in Hartford, September 17th to consider the coal shortage, was Frank ments are sure to bring in the greatest | reward. America, in a peculiar sense, the” trustee of the world; our country | (a) the so-called “company”’ or “old line" Dproducers, and (b) the so-called ‘“inde- pendent” dealers anfl “brokers” have giv- en rige to rumors and suspicions calcus lated to undermine the confidence of the public in the fairness of price-making and the allocation of deliveries; there- fore be it Resolved, That the Connecticut Cham- ber of Commerce, Which is a state-wide| organization ade up of 35 local chambers| and associations and 751 individuals and 135 companies, representing the . five groups of Trade and Commerce. Banking and Insurance. Industries. Public Utlities and Agricultude, calls upon the owners of the mines, the workers in the mines, and the transportation lines, forthwith to push production and distribution to ‘the maximum, allocate deliveries according to the urzent needs of the state, and to guard against and remove the inconsis- tencies in price and deljveries now shades, and having an all-over lace crown. . A handsome large shape in royal blue was richly trimmed in French _flowers, With a topch of the metallic ribbon so greatly liked. _The fishionable pheasant was the fimy, of a etrikingly stylish example on the Tam order. its elegant finish a sweeping os- trich plume of shaded pheasant tints. " Such beautiful hats’and so becoming. by iive. millinecs sent out from; thefr ‘workroom: Y A guide as to where the most satis- factory models are to be found Is offered by the advertisers in The Bulletin this ‘morning ! FOUR ENLIST IN NAVY; WILL RECEIVE TERADE TRAINING The following men enlisted at the navy recruiting station, 50 State street, New NEW AMBULANCE FUND DRIVE STARTS TODAY This (Thursday) morning will start the ball rolling for the raising of a fund to be used for the purpose of obiaining a new motor ambulance for the Wm. W. Backus hospital. The .old ambulance which belonged to “the hospital and did such good service in the -city and vicini- ty was destroyed in the fire of the A. C. Swan garage some weeks ago. Through the wide awake spicit of the the Norwich. Rotary club its was decid- ed to start the campaign and to have as an attraction a ‘ball game between the business men of ' New London and Nor- wich. as an event of this kind always draws widespread interest and is supe to be the occasion of much merriment. The grounds of the Norwich diamond has'been secured for the me State hospital on which there is a first class For liching Eczema, . Old Sores and Piles “I guarantee —my _ointment” Says Peterson of Buffalo, “to oure ecsemma:. to stop the itching at once, and &ny rellable druggist will cheerfuily refand your momey if PETERSON'S OINT- MENT doesm't do evéryihing 1 say it will do. William' A. Carley of Franklin, N. ¥. is surely & w se man. He writes: ) used PETERSUN'S OINTMENT on 2 little boy soffering _terribly wWith ecczema. It did the work.™ Alex. Louttel, a brave who is glad o “1 had an old sore om my leg for many vears The best docs tors failed. PETERSON'S OINTMBENT entirely healed the sore quickif.” And I Cheney, Jr., of b i 2 London, this w vute sent 10 New | and W, y o . Octs 6th, om_ ove : 3 Some distance oft the South Carolina|absence of Mrs. George D. Coit._presi- | must carry the light to the world and we | Morgan G. lgnns(:l“el\tt oot Sharttongs | complained of, to the end that the needs| (! (g:-wr:ren;trm:;!a:;:r %5 the a1t-| besn whoaca for the: dates e i ied L Blockeny, siatine: ~The best coast and evidently moving northwest-|dent of the Park Church Home Mission- | must supply the missionaries. Emigrants | Robert W. Huntington, of Hartford; Ed-|°f the eople may be immediately SUD-|gorant (rads schools of their choice. up of the teams is to be given out later. ng 1 ever it for 1tch ng piles i ward. Storm warnings have been dis-|ArY Society, Miss Mary A. C. Avery, Vice |are going back to their naive lands|win P. Root, New Haven and F. J, Kings. | Plied and the invocation of the extra-| “yr .1 1 Nolan, sent to the naval| The committee in charze earnestly | PETERSON'S OINTMENT.” A bix box ' played on the Atlantic coast from the|President, gave a brief address of wel-|carrying what they have learned in|bury of Bridgeport. ordinary powers vested in the presldent| . ;.o siation Newport R. I, for four| hopes that every man. woman and chfid] [of 35 cents. Mail orders filled by 7 come, followirg which, Mrs. Will L.|Amorica. We must take care that they by war legislation may not be called for: ] 2 - ¥ IBNE ; terson Olntment Co., Inc, Buffalo, Visginla capes southward to Charleston, | Come: folowite Ficl, s W inited B Vo b The resolution was based on the in-|aua months traininz: Robert MacNeal, sent{in Norwich will intersst themselves in B C., and caution advi: X . \? carry only good and worthy teachings; | ve Pt aki e new nbulance nd huge Ty “wesiher has ‘becoms warmer in|CHUTCh to the ‘missonary conference &t | heotore, we must. t0 educate all iha | w110 Fecelvedl af the meeting when | "Resoived. further that the Chamber re-| 5, (8 SUDALCEY ehoel sl Hamnon) make e poy Anbies T g o v Northfleld last summer, told in an inte- | foreign born that they will, perforce, i v - | quests from the several d oS 4 & Rk Eve B - 2 ‘.Lw:"“h Atiantic and New England || (L 7ot her Impressions received | smancs omy tha wosthowhile. We Amers. | 2ble for bringing into Connecticut enough | these resolutions are presented an ac-[OUrSe of training at the _shipfitters' | cause but to have an up-to-date ambu-| ranged for during the stason. The In the New England states the weath.|(TOm @ week's stay in the place pervad- | can ‘women should take care that we are | coal for ‘its winter needs. The question|knowledgement of the receipt thereof, to-|School; Euclide "X. Barebault, sent to|lance in the service of the city and one|phyhicals director. Mr. Fritz, is fixing up at present is the allocation of deliveries. 3 spiri Moody, of instructive b - | n e her with such comments, explaina-|the hospital corpsmen school at New-|which anyone can call upon for transfer-|his program of classes and athletic @ will be fair and somewhat warmer | %0 °Y e *PIZh B SO0ty of MRFICUT | running no risk with those things thal| Franklin T. Miller, advisor to the Unit- B e e e LI T 1L, ol ol R ooy | rins i A e et w03 tina ome- | events, and is working daily on the ap- Thafsday, and become unsettled Friday trips included in the . program of enter- mean much to our country; there are 0 | eq States Senate Committee on Recon-| mutual service in the premises. training as hospital apprentice; John S.|that all should be vitally Interested In. |paratus and palsting the game lines and many dangerous elements running riot among the great unoccupied and neglect- ed fields in our land. with probably rain over the south por- 5. In the Middle Atlantic states on Taursday the weather will become part- Iy overcast struction who came up from New York to advise the meeting, stated that the senate committee found two things were McSheffery, ex-navy man, will be fto_any station that he cliooses at the pifation of his thirty days' leave at the This resolution is to be presented to the leading coal operators, the Interstare Commerce Commission, the United States tainment. The feature of the round table conducted by the president sent| - Tickets for the game which will cost | when the gym opens early mext menth $1.00 can be secured at all drug stors in | everything will be in readiness for the town, from any member of the Norwich|large number of men and boys whe Wi . morning wis 2 probably with rain in S There is the danger of those aliens | responsible for the coal shortage: spec-|Shipping Board. the Anthracite Coal Bu-|government's expense. Rotary club or chamber of eommeree. ‘4, in all probability be on hand. The of the state union, Mrs. Charles S ipping 3 3 »m ¥ cou‘heastern Virginia and on Friday un- | e St BEO% M0, Rt o | o are ignorant of our language and re- ulation due to exportation .of coal. ,and | reau of Philadeiphia and to the Connecti®y To a young man.who enlists in the|Well.as from several lad'ss in town who |committee on entertainments reported wettied with probably rain. e It the iy #nd pamoses. of tne | fuse to learn; the problem of persuading | Iack of use of water transportation. "Mr. | eut senators and representatives. It may|navy for a veriod. of (wo, three, or four |have (aken it upon themselves 1o help | that a find course of fomr gptertainmenta Py e ra angwered by Mrs. Thayer |nd teaching them is tremendous, and we | Miller said that the Shipping Board had | he decided to send a personal representa-|years, the navy offers him the choice o | False the fund by personally calling upon | had becn arranged and these will be heid For Southern New England: Fair|who proved to be a veritable fund of |C32 OBly reach the hearts of these people | frequently offered tuss for coal shipment| tive of the state chamber to the coal op-|57 different trades, and includes a fuilf the Stores and homes in the Community house on Church Thursday; Friday unsettles, probably | valuable information, in explaining the |hroush investing in an education for | Which were not used because all rail|erators to hand them the resolution andfoutfit of clothing. bodrd, lodging, medi-| AnY boy who wishes to sell tickets . Tha committee on boys is ex- rain . oDy | s of the five national socleties, which | them. Where there is ignorance or ne- |shipment is cheaper, the rate to BOSton. | otherwise bring to their attention the|cal attention, dental treatment, athlet.|can do so and it is hoped that a prize of | pecting an interesting season for the Il 'work together under different heads; |Elect Of this problem. "the bolshevist | for instance, being 5 a ton all rail and $8| serious shortaze of hard coal in Connectis|ics, travel, good pay while learning a|an autographed baseball by the star hit-| younger element of the membership. A “Observations In Norwich. these are the Sunday school soclety, the | Propaganda excels. Unless we Eome o rail and water. cut in an effort to divert as much as pos-| trade, excellent promotion, all free. ter Babe Ruth can be given to L‘v: \wflr‘v: Jozen new membership applications The Bulletin's observations show the | Coneregational Home Missionary society, PTOWPUY with church and schools to| Further assurance in regard to suffi-|sible to this state befors the cold weath-| Full information concerning enlistment|YOURS Man selling the most tickets were reported. folloiwng records, reported from changes | Gongregational Educational society, Put the right spirit into a community. |cient transportation facilities was given|er begins. The sending of such a Tepre-{jn the navy can be obtained from the tee is now in correspondence with in temperature and the barometric read- | Amerioan Missionary Association . and | OTS2nized evil springs up. The propa-|to J. O. Halliday, superintendent _of | sentative and other plans to relieve theinavy recruiting station, 50 State street.] " and if he consents to write his Z ings Wednesday Chureh Bullding soctety. The obligation | EAnda Of the reds ix spreading all over | transporfation for the New York, New!|coal shortage will be decided at the meet-| New London. street, | e on the base ball the prize can be| East Hartferd—3r. and Mrs. Monroe Ther. Bar. | oo Bding oty T o amarion | the land and must be fought down. The | Haven & Hartford Raflroad, who was|ing of the execuiive committee.of the oltered: 3. Drewer of No. 298 South Main street Sk m .l . 40 30.80 | Apportionment was. urged . above any |Amount of money such evil influences | present in an advisory capacity. He said | state chamber in Hartford today. Biks e hRERE W recently celebrated their 0th wedding 3= . . 64 30.80(thing else—each parish to consider it a |Spend in a few months, is more than the | that the New Haven road is in a position 5 '3 e PREPARING FOR SEASON | anniversary. S R . 50 30.70| wetcome - peivilege | to eontribute its | ChFistian church spends in @ year on mis- | to accept and carry all the coal offered | FALL HAT PRICES REASONABLE, HEMORRHAGE IN STREET AT Y. 3 C. A: BUTLDING Highest ¢4, lowest 40. quota, and having promised its support, The Southern Highlanders need | them up to the normal supply. ‘provided| IN VIEW OF COSTLY MATERIALS| While walking in Bioad street. New| The regular mecting of the Y. 3. C. A.| HOW ONE WOMAN WAS HELPED, Camparison t5 maifl Baml fneneiat igbl(zatons. elp, the Indians, and the negro, all|it comes at a mormal rate of speed. He| .now autumn hats appear in increasing| London, Wednesday afternoon, Willlam | airectors was held Tuesday evening at| Althea Walker, New River, Pa., writes: Pred = At the<close of this talk, a basket lunch | these are fine investments for us to make | stated further that. since 750 open tob|,.rpers daily. The headwear of the|C: JOnes of 25 Morgan street. that city, |the asgoctat buflding with | “I have been troubled with weak kidneys um...'f,‘,"":.,::,“ed""d"" Fair and| 0 enjoyed. The hospitality commit-|20d all pay big returns, : cars had been repaired in the last twolgumi® ceagon in certainty no longer|died suddenly with a hemorrhage. s |mumber miesent and the seasion was an |for two years I 4ook Foley Kidney Pills - k . , i We must invest money In mission- [ months and 32 aww locomotives haa | o ns| Wife was with him when he die ’ ¢ . 28 4% | ana they helped me fine. 1 rest fine all Wednesday's weather: As predicted, |!°¢ composed of Miss Alice C arics to fight the powerful Mormon | been received, 12 more, being on the way| SUitible for formal occasions and begina| T Wi7 WEL m when he died interesting one. {night and now have no trouble with my chairfan : Mra® Wallace | 5. A evil and their corrupt religion. Thelr |to New Haven, the railroad would be| o Nave a faded and by-gone look for| o 00 e o health from mis mpeiled| The reports of the various departments, | kidneys.” When the kidneys do not prop. SUN. MOON AND TIDES, “,‘P"w“: H. Geer, serving hot coffee to all| ,oanda, all over the Jand, even in|even better euipped to handle the coal S nobbers’ do mot need to delay hat|a8 commissary in the dining &35!122!;':‘?‘ s Ml R el o [ AT o Bl T e (New Time.) e New England is stupendous. Only | from now on ELo OF the New Bavi . : ere terest. 2 all and win- {in the system 3 3 - = 3 _|"'The atternoon 2 : choosing because they fancy prices ab- 3 aven road. ter season will doubtess be a busy one. |dizziness, puffiness ‘under eyes. swollen through education can such peodle be re-| The full text of the resolution follows: ; = s - sy one. | 41z ; High || ‘el it ATes : L all. Considering the — 3 = > : o7 |ankles and joints. aches. pains, sorenéss LS | Moda [ orclonc forth Ol leased. We can not carry on the work,| Whereas the localization of the sources| Normally high this fall - Consldeting the) =~ =2 . | The social activities will begin with a {3777 amatic pains. Foley Kidney Pills Water. [|_Sets, | New London in obarge. Devotional = | ynjess we keep on investing in it. Unle:t [of anthracite coal in the United States| Shall'y of the materials [ use the fictt, Feanty kills time, and time ikills | bi reception ear’y in OCtober. and 2 |have given relief to thousands of men and U EE RO TN B e g s v Avery.|we support our home missions we can|in a small area and the restriction of| 5 pana s B Dot ¢ schedule of social evenings will be ar-|women. Lee & Osgood Co. =2 & m. || p. M. |q¢ter which Mrs. B. P. Bishop announced 0 T pslons) (we) e 2 a handsome hat is very reasonable | ¥ T T e B e & g nco | ot carry ion ‘our " forslgh missions? jun’ ownership to a small group of in-| b, HalCE T ML 8 S e, mumber 3 634 | 7.23 || Morn. | London ty branch of the state Con- 1658 We invest in the spirit of Jesus | terests constitute a close approach to - 2] e weeks and months during which jthe 635 | $17 || Lmion oounty; branet jof ‘the, sia Christ, our plans for helping the world | natural monopoly in one of the prime| L, < 4 % | I |l 110} gregational Home Missionary Unlon, as | -, 3 . _ average purchaser expects such a pur: 636 | 910 || z07|5TeEat e s oo 1 | will come to mothing. We must put all | necessities of human existence: and 1 ayciaec PUTEIASSE CXROCLs SOOD B 637 | 10.00 3.03 | follows “\’}‘- o iy ot N Lon | We can into this kind of investment—it| Whereas. there is conclusive evidence| ™A1 2% TChUe bit of millinery noticed s3s | 1047 || 4.05 |man; Mrs. Norman Ruddy of X ill not bring in tem per cent. to be|of an unprecedented shortage of suppiy = & : , 6.39 0 7 | do vice-chairman; Miss Elizabeth during Wednesday was a rolling sailor of 2 315 BT |, e e searrtacy} |SITe. but a dividend of ten times ten, |of hard coal at the disposal of ‘the re-| fi i® viiict antique, with red panna Six hours after “igh water it is low “‘r‘:“’;."“m}“ s né:-:cv T charge of the | Which is much greater. tailers of Connecticut with the approach- | gyii Y1 (ffective” trimming was an ter, which is folowed by flond tide. ing_winter close at hand: and Whereas, the general state gf mind of At the clese of Mrs. Thayer's address, : ostrich tassel in black. Mrs. James A. Bidwell sang with much A smart model in brocaded panne vel- e sixteen | in There or associations young people’s work. of these branches GREENEVILLE of "fheey expréssion and in A clear, sweet volce, | the public in this country and abroad i yet, 2" Gitinctive sport hat, hag the new Rev. W. A. K - S N Dudley Buck's beautiful composition, ; Such as to place unon the owners of tl old ribbon trimming. B 3amit Jesiee By, dohn & moear | L An i e L"“m:""“\“\-“h'n!“\ / Redeemer and My Lord” Miss An- | Sources of production and the agencies | °¢ [nile Tt Fointea turben, its 3. of New York clty, preach a three-day | o Boen B e e the Nerihfielq | Mie E. Taft furnishing a very sympathetic | of distribution a grave responsibility, not| yymming pastel tips in different modish B I T e it three o o | s b0 ARgelegateto the ' Northfleld | acompaniment only to themselves but to all believers in e days for | sunmmer conference. ese methods | “pyc hymn, God Bless Our Native Land, | Private ownership of property! and the Holy Name society of St. Mary's parish. The dates are to be from Oct. 3 to 10, inclusive. During the next few days an active campaign in behalf of the Holy Name society will be conducted in dealt in a pleasantly informal way with the preparation of missionary prograr at once instructive and amusing to the participants, laying stress on personal contributions towards making such meet- Whereas, a_strike of the coal miners, in defiance of an award of the federal | zovernment and the order and admoni- tion of the president of the United States, tends to deepen the growing distrust of was sung. after which all business being completed, the meeting was adjourned. NEW BAIR after BALDNESS IF YOU ars losing hair, have dandruff, or are Bald, let it be known that KOTALKO, contain- ing ‘genuine bear oll and other potent ingredi- Congressman Freeman Visitor Tlere. The Slim Silhouette In Suits and Frocks It is a positive fact that the skillful tailoring and careful design- ing which is an important feature of Apparel Shop Suits and Dresses, will produce ths desired lines in almost any figure. Among the Suits the features which are noteworthy are the long- the parish. Every effort will be made to | i o 1 a i Congressman Richard P. Frean of i it o ents,"is wondertully successtul, For men, women, ! gs a sbccess. Original and unlque g . ot the public of the ability or inclination of s 3 have every man become a member. methods which would arouse and hold |New London was a visitor here Wed-|lahir to enter into and kéep agreaments i o, o o e b AL s Interest were told. nesday afternoon. He came into the su-|and "7."| ANTES and money-refund offer.” Get a box at TAFTVILLE A few remarks were made. by Mrs. |perior court for a short time late In the| \hereas, certain unexplained discrep. | i, DS Mamucr; of send 16 cenis for Proof William H. Dawley regarding the young | afternoon. ances in price and deliveries as between The Hugh Osgood Lodge, No. 6920, Wil atend In a body, with the Victoric lodge of Norwich and members from lodges in Plainfield and Baltic, the morning service at the Taftville Con- gregational church, Sunday. They will meet in the Ponemah hall at 10 o'clock and will march from there to the church where Rev. Arthur Varley will preach a special sermon to them. Quite a few candidates for soccer football practice last Satur- €ay in #pite of the warm weather. Prac- tice will also be held this coming Sat- urday and thé management is in hopes that the weatherman will favor them with cool weather. Arrangements ar. | uow underway to secure a game with Jewett City for Oct. 3, to be played ere. J. B. Brittain, Inc., Station F, New York, N. turned out, er coats—the vertical rows of stitchings, — the convertible col- lars of self material or fur—and the *e of long narrow panels and pleats. Thus the suggestion of liendemess is carried out, and lines of distinction and grace made a part of each creation. STUNNING SUITS FROM $45.00 TO $125.00 e A T S THE FIRST TWO DAYS OF THE REORGANIZED CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CAMPAIGN HAVE RESULT- ED IN SUCH REMARKABLE PROGRESS THAT IT MAY CONFIDENTLY BE PREDICTED THAT THE OBJECT- IVE WILL BE EXCEEDED. JAIL SENTENCE AND FiNe * FOR CHAUFFEUR GUS EVANS _Gustave J. Evans, the Groton pub- lic service operator who was convict- ©d in the superior court aturday of manslaughter in causing the death on July 21st of Peggy Wentworth of Fall River, Michael Francis of Boston and James McKetrick of Woburn, Mass., who were in a party of six employes of the Hotel Griswold at Eastern Point and were hurled from an automobile pwned by Evans and against a tree on Thames street, Groton, when the party was bound from New London to the | hotel, was sentenced to a year in jail | fined 3200 by Judge George E. Hinman in the superior court ~here Wrdnesday morning. n sentencing Evans, Judge Hinma #4id that he could under the law sen: tence Evans to state's prison but he @id not propose to do that. He was Actuated in imposing the lighter sen- tence by the fact that Evans was shown not to be an habitually careless driver of a public service car, that he had been severely punished by con- finement in jail as long as he had been and that he had shown remorse for the unfortunate occurence. The fact that he has a wife and two children was dlso given consideration and these facts led to the imposition of the jail sentence. Evans broke down and wept when he was sentenced. An All-Wool Suit For $25.00 It is silk-lined, too, and shown in Misses’ sizes only. Come in and see them. Business men realizing the need for action in Norwich’s interests, and satisfied that the reconstructed Chamber of Commerce is the body to perform the necessary tasks of the future, are joining up with an enthusiasm that promises well for the new Chamber of Comm.erce’s power to accomplish things. L $25 $25. ’ ‘Dazinty Dresses In Silk or Wool, For Present Wear Beads and Embroidery are outstanding features of the Autumn mode. Another point which attracts is the youth- fulness of design, and the slender lines for even the more mature figures. So cleverly have the artists done their work that we can almost guarantee to remove a few years from your age. The wanted weaves are Tricotines and Serges, among the. worsteds and Satin Charmeuse in the silks. The colors this year are rather dark, but relieved by the beads, the embroid- ery, or by unobtrusive touches of stronger color. Our stock is now quite complete. A CHARMING ASSORTMENT FROM $19.75 TO $85.00 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES FROM $35.00 TO $55.00 We Specialize In Apparel of All Kinds For Those Who Require Large Size. Getting Kdueation at Nerwich. More than a score of Groton and New Loudon children are pupils at the Nor- ‘-lh‘?r; A;;Jdemy. nd make the jour- mey to the Rose of New England eve day. Wonder why this s so?—ew London Giobe. MOTHER! California Syrup of Figs” Child’s Best Laxative) \ ~ Let’s All Go Over the Top With a Whoop! If you have not been canvassed, felephone Headquarters and we’ll send a man to call upon you; for we want every man and woman interested in Norwich to join. * This isn’t YOUR town, nor MY town,—it'’s OUR town. Let’s join the Chamber of Commerce and work together for OUR town. THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS, THAYER BUILDING, FRANKLIN SQUARE Phones 1524 and 1580 Accept " Syrup of FI “bnly-~look for the name C-J,mm.h g; package, then you are 'sure your ha _the best and most for the little stomach, 3 love its on each T