Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 16, 1920, Page 7

1 | restdent of Westerty un to forty years ago, was here Friday looking _up ac- n)mnncea and he found very few of s younger day chums. discontimuance of irolley service between Westerly and Norwich and there is lo- 2al hope it will be long delayed. & revsiver to Chiet|addrdss by rmmm wiffam H. P flag at the Westerly High school fl-.d‘:s-;‘“wf Willlams, & I'Ilf':ld Faunce, of Brown university on the w“’n“a( half-mast Fridaw in rhemdfy o splose, 1 § the detention by the New |subject, Should 4 Christian Be a Pa-|Mrs. Jula W.-Maxson. poliee of Theodore Case. 15, of | triot. At the afterncon session the ma-| yany friends lmud,dnhe Sitheral o tional wrogram was discussed ¥ Rev.| poqu'’ apiarnbon of Esther Margaret u. of Westerly. Chief Brown escortdd|Clarence M. Gallup of Providence, for-| pogze Maxson, wife of Julian W, Max- {iBe bove back trom New London. It wus | merly of Norwich. * so; Learned se that be stole & bicyclé| The confersnce clected thess oficers: |t her iome in Him strest. The mervices ™ ‘ur-p r-«vmme and rode it to§ Rev. 'C. ? Cate, “D.D.; president; Rev.| ... £nducted by v F. "esterly. Ha sold it here to Louis Con-[H. W. Wal Dn,, vice ° president;| wyjiams a former tector of Christ M for $3. He says he stolé the re- Rev, J. A. Mitchell, secretary-treasurer v Grom a% antomeble in Paweatuck | RAv® W. B. Greene, Rev. C. H. Osborne, land sold it to Wiliams for $5. After|and the officers, executive committee; Saying ‘or feed and sundries and pur-(Rév, Wilbert Nelson, Rev. James M. ehasing tickets to New London for Pro-|Letn membership committee; the presi- freaso and himsslt that heshad a bal | dent, Silas P. Perry and James A Wal-| . the amount found in Me| ker, programme committes. seovered Episcopsi church, _Thsre wefe beautitu fioral - tributes. ~Burial was at River Bend. At the' annual’ meeting of the grand cahpter, Order of Eastern Star, held in Providence, Miss M. Isabel Fiddes, was | electea grana conductre: s o : o ome| Twenty-four firs organizations were| Miss Grace G, ot iStaiaRton e A o danes molics de-| Tepthsented At the ~October _quarterly | entertained the members of the Wester- (e e e ey | meeting of the Rhodé Island State Fire-|ly Historical soclety, Thursday eveming, men's League, in Providence, Wednesday | with an address in relation. to the 250th evening. “Short talke one the welfare of | anniversary of the church in, Griswold ieh staie league were made by Forace| The society voted to arfanige for a otle: Burdick of Wateh T, L. §. Winchestet | pration of the tercentenary of thesla of Riverside, Georgo 'Smith of Wake- |ing of the Pilgrims. field, L R Whitman of Knigntsville Rev. Dr~Lucknow, of Tngians’ wil F. Fiske and George Capwell of Phen ; . George Merrill of Providence and Warter gk gy Houpsditicmicegun "| Hidreth, secretary of the Providence 3 association. T. S. Winchester, T. H.| Second Lieutenant Elliott' R. Thorpe, | were appointed a committee for the an-|A. stationed at Camp Devens, arrived | nual banquet in January. home for a short stay, on Friday, He 4 .4 Will leave Sunday night for Camp Ben- Loeal Laconics, ‘ning, Columbus, Ga., to" attend an in- Last summer a traffic signal was|fantry school of the lime, during the win stolen at Watch Hill and could mot be|ter. His family will accompany him located. Thursday morning Mrs. Davis | south. Anderson notified Polies Chief Brown Rev. Byron U. Hatfield has recovered dia | that the signal had been found in some|from illness and will oocupy the pulpit he|brush on her premises.. of the First Baptist church Sunday. The Avro of the Colonial Air Seryloe < company Westerly, i$ soon to visit Nor- r he|Wich. The operatar -was in that city Thursday to Belect a jandinggplace. “ ’, Nine candidates were initiated by the Westerly Lodge of FElks Wednesday night. | As deputy direetor of vocational train- 1mpe ing, Dr. Charles Carroll, of the Rhode Isiand Colidge of Education, is attending | the conference T Washington' under the Y| auspices of the Federal Branch for Vo- *| cational Education. | Beginning October 25 there will be curtailment at the William -Clark mill, R 7 |9t the American Thread company. “Ac- ording to report the manufacturing de- partment will' be operated twenty-six ool s & bk ool the Sntbir dearr | Adcil taken in the fall of the year; < ‘ment seventeen and one-half hours: with the severe winter months pend- (] Al cases were continued =t Friday's|ing; causes great .”p,h.“..m and session of the Third district* court. justiy so. There is subsidence of political talk jn Westerly, and now the leading spir-| To get the best resultstake Seven- its in both wings of the republican par-|ty.seven at the first sneeze or shiver.| g are endeavoring to solve the problem, young then aboard the es Angel, one of them in _operator’s " fica Westerly. Loeal republicans and some [ may take longer. | Of hieh. degree, do not always stand to Taxes Were fo"eclnble in Westerly, | Spanish, Portuguese or German, on the beginning on Friday, and the tax pay- |treatment of “Every living thing” — ers have until the end of the month o - iiad free. (4| call and settle before a penaity is at. < tached for nen-payment. A peculiar fea-| “T7” for sale at all Drug and Yountry ture of the tax collection period is that Stores. the bulk of the taxes are paid during Witiam Pmdletan of New London, a 156 William Street, New York. ARE YOU READY to take advantage of reductions that Wechsler will offer in his store on Satur- day. ' If not get busy and do so at once, as you surely owe it yourself, to make your dollar go as far as possible these | times. - My stores are full of new Fall and Winter Apparel, and my prices are always lower than elsewhere — as I make my money buying, not selling. or even & Jug ot he was acting wnder As an ‘appreciation to the people of fan | Norwich and vicinity, who are helping =" %o || me, to help them combat the high cost PBristol, estown and Warren ione tor” wemerty omeen || Of living, I have decided to give Royal e Gold Trading Stamps, which have cash value. When you get a book full bring it in and we will give you $2.00 worth of of the Nugent homa | s Wéhtequock, now adopted by gent h'v\ y and became George . . . ' : s ™ o0 e v || anything in Wearing Apparel. Be sure n averse to attending st et | and use this coupon Saturday. $3.00 — Special Coupon —$3.00 Pl‘uent this Coupon at my store, make 25 cent Tt _;:“:: 3 purchne or more, and you will receive (30) s Acpatniir Royal Gold Stamps extra, in addmon to your o RBodD Tatand Closdh s -outmien in regular stamps. Newport Wednesday evening with an CasbOriee Bign Reve 1. 0000 oW e bl Address .. cocnoouiien. "Pams enemy 3 A myltm/ JACOB WECHSLER $3 81-87 Franklin Street," Norwich | - JACOB WECHSLER 81-87 Franklin Street, Norwxch Conn Rhodes, J. J. Mullen, I, R. Whitman|Company I, THirteenth Infantry, U..S.[|g “| who will be the next state senator from| |f you wait till your bomes ache, it | &l B it Doctor’s Book in English, French, the firs Huthphreys' Homeo.: Medicine Co., | 40-46 Mam Street, Jewett City, _Copn,.' No date has been ammouncea for the|M- A Smashing -Drifie Td"LoWer Shoe .and Clothing Costs Bawn Go Prices! WE LEAD THE WAY! AN ‘EXTRAORDINARY SALE THAT WILL BE THE TALK QF NORWICH ! Our tremendous volume of business and cash resources enables us to take lib- eral advantage of the break in market prices of Shoes, Clothing and Furnish- ings. VALUES IN HIGH GRADE SHOES AND: CLOTHING; GREATER THAN IN NORMAL DAYS OF 1914. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO PAY HIGH PRICES FOR SHOES, CLOTH- ING® AND FURNISHINGS. ./ Women's Gemiine Goodyear Welt Shoes. Havana Brown Kid, Brown Calf, Black: $3.00 TO $4.00 Kid High Lace Models . : $ 6.4 5 Ll o Women’s Dark Tan Calf Brogue Oxfords $2.00 TO $3.00 ~ for sp ort and street wear. . $4l9 5 o craee e ea e ALL- SIZES Women’s Comfort Cushion Sole Black ¢ $1.00 TO $2.00 Kid Oxfords . $2 l9 5 -~ SAVED Women’s Comfort Black Kld $1.00 TO $2.00 Juliefs:: vl e LT $1 89 il M_vasElgm Womens High Black Kid Cushlon Sole - $2.00 TO $3.00 Women s ngh Cut Lace Models bl k $3.00 TO $4.00 < $4,95 - i kid and combination colors ALL SIZES e R $2.25 « $4.45 g{?&gflfgfii“s T e $2l5 fo $4l45 CHILDREN'S SHOES ............ $’,00 v $2.45 | Men's Gemine Goodyear Welt Shoes * ACTUAL VALUES DRESS SHOES : $@a@5 UPTO$700 ‘WORK SHOES $ & g ACTUAL VALUES ALL STYLES — ALL LEATHERS 5 UP TO $8.00 ALL SIZES %545 $3.00 70 3400 sAveD MAHOGANY, STRAIGHT LACE OR j 5 ALL'SIZES . BLUCHER MODELS $ 2 @ sz.oo.To $3.00 SAVED MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES ) o = & ALL SIZES " . ALL SOLID LEATHER Men’s Half Hose, in black or dark brown ............ oA PLENTY OF “THEM. 200 Dozen Women’s Lisle Hose slightly seconds ............ BLACK OR DARK ‘BROWN. LO WERING OF PRICES ON MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S Ne w Falland Winter t_?lolhes '.SEE WINDOW DISPLAY BRBOKLYN OUTF ITTEHS ’IHEVSIQRE THAT SATISFIES” - 266-270- MAIN STREET, NORWICH _ YOUR JEWELER Opposite Pest Office Norwich * 'William Friswell Co. 25 and 27 Franklin Street 10 NEW YORK New Lenden (Imh) Line THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY 4 “You Can Do No Better Than Buy Our Wurst.” No Salad Complete Without Thumm’s - Home-Made Mayonnaise | THUMM'S DELICATESSEN STORE v 40 Franklin Street At Norwich, Connecticut The W. W. Backus Hospital, a gen- eral hospital with wei ipped medical, surgical and obetetrical departments, offerg a three years' course to young women desirirg a nurse's profession. Books and {Juniforms are furnished the frst year, ~ . The Back\l Hospital is delightful- For inférmatiog, address K. A. DOWD, R. N. Superintendent of Nurses,