Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 10

4 - | e i ¥ ik L d ‘were examining board | convene for this purpose -on Monday, town 4 ‘voters made Tues-|day. examination required by law.| Tuesday. voters and about 85 |day. " actically brought t end | peri urt room at Norwich on Fri: an jor_co1 - f it at 10 welock the duties|day, Oct 23, 1920, at 10 & m., for as.|mandery, No. 21, of Westerly, Wil ar- . Guy_are far from|in the following week only. and printed at | Friday, Oct. 29. there are numerous other de- be taken pare of before elec- ing by Tapidly appro riage lad isn’t | special trolleys and are due to arrive a blfl! dozen mm.:héno:: sold. e Ao the same time. The Norwich Sir Knights . e 5 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO 5 PARADE IN NEW LONDON The Knights Templar of New London county and from Westerly, R. L. are anticipating a very enjoyable fraternal gathering this' (Wednesday) evening, Nov. 1. These are persons whose birth-| When the commanderies of Norwich and ers to be made by the board which will days come between now and election | Westerly will meét at New London with Palestine commandery, No. 6, Knights Business was far from rushing in the|Templar as host for a parade entertain- appeared before| registration office of the New London |ment and a banguet. Successtufly | board mt the court house in-that city| Ewery Sir Knights who expects to par- During the entire morning |ticipate in the street parade will be re- session less than 100 applicants had [quired to wear his full regalia, and while made up|passed before the board. 21l Sir Knights whether membars of the The New London board like the Nor-|local commandery or not..are most cor- ‘women bered | Wwich board will hold one more session | dially” invited to the banquet and enter- 78, mlkl‘::‘xml to-| the day before election day in order to{tairment and this rule will be adherel to The figures | make voters of applicants who reach |with respect to the parade. t of the|the age of 21 between now and election| Iwtafls from Palestine commandery; a No. 6, will meet the visiting Sir Kn'ghts from Norwich and Westerly and escort' them to the Masonic temple at the corner -|ot Starr and Green street. A e e at "Norwich- onFri-| . The Sir Knights of Narragansett eom- For Assignment of Court Cases. signy case: al {rive in automobiles and ‘proczed through e fobgwiag g Tor e "and Federal street to Hunting- t calendar until |ton Street, and are due to reach New o | ondon at 6:30 o'clogk. - The Sir Knights of Columbian ccm- A girl is anxious to be given in mar. |mandery, No. 4, of Norwich are going by ALL THI L) i WEEK $1.00 BRAND NEW RECORDS AT ......... Z . 69¢ ONLY AT THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP A FEW OF THE SELECTIONS: R (9 Patches—Trail to Home, Sweet Home Love Nest—Repasz Band March < Drifting—Naughty Waliz Hold Me—Hilo-Hawaiian March Shamrock Leaves—Who'll Take the Place of Mary THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP 24 FRANKLIN SQUARE: PIANOS AT 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALL THIS WEEK | Atwood Machine Co., Stonington, em- ployer, and Wallace Plerce, Old Mystic, | $13.52. ant - street, employe, infected right les. ployer and Joseph Pearson, Yantic, em. iand is very pleasant to breathe. | or moey bdck. Large box of tablets | 3 rate of 3% HOthGH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 20, 1920 will leave the trolley on Main street ard proceed to Huntington street in che vi- cnity of the Masonie club hous> and there the two commanderies will form ir Tine for the march to the temple. They Wil be Dbe escorted by the, setall ‘fro Palestine commandery and headed by the | Nelseco Marink band of thé New London Ship & Engine company. ' It is announced that there wiil be 100 swords from Narraganseft commandery, 200 from Columbian commandery. and in the parade to occur at 7 o'clock P: estine commandery will supply at least 150 swords. The parade wil! be formed fas soon as possible upon arrival at the Mason'c temple, the formation will be on Gheen and Starr street. ‘The parade will be started promptly at 7 oclock and the. formation “will - be as foilows. P Konomoc band, 25 pleces, Bminent Sir Howard A, Edgcomb, commander.” Pales- tine, with council, past commanders, ‘a1 Bir Knights of Palestine, No: ‘6 New. London; Tubbs' band of Nerwich, 25 pleces; Eminent Sir Peter - S. Wilson. commander of Co'umbian. with couneil, past commanders and Sir Knights of lumbian, No. 4, of Norwich: Ne's=co| band, “25 pieces of Groton, Eminent Sir Frederick N. Robinson. commander Nar- rangansett. No. 27.° with couneil. past commanders, and Sir Knights of Narra- gancett of Westerly, R. L. { The commanderies will wear full temp- | lar regalia, chapeaux, haldries, aprons and swords, carrying in ope: tomobiles the Stars and Strip: States colors. grand standards, beausants with guidon markers carried by the ward- ens. | at many dollars per ton less the cost of feeding. OATS | Clns Slosherg & COVE STREET GIVES APPROVAL TO 15 COMPENSATION AGREFMENTS Fifteen workmen’s compensation agreements have been approved as fol- lows by Commissioner*J. J. Donohue: employe, shoulder bruiséd- at rate of Charles B. Whitaker, Norwich, em- ployer, and John Quinn, 140 Mt. Pleas- TELEPHONES at rate of $12,50. Mohegan Dairy Co., New London, em- GRAIN PRICES REDUCED" xeavn‘:gmma::m soldpi::: few weeks ago, is a material factor in Are particularly low and we think you ought to put in a supply at this " NORWICH than a Son ploye, fracture of wrist, at rate of $17.50. Day & Zimmerman, Inc, Philadel-| phia, employer, and Clarence Fowler.| CATA H‘ Ne ich, loye, ankle injured, at Quickly End:d by a Pleaanit] tito of 31t ’ =55 Ponemah Mills Taftville, employer, | Germ-Killing Antiseptic |and Dernara Hasler, Taftville, employ, | wich, employer, and ; splintered rib, at rate of $10. . G The little Hyomei Inhaler is made of ¢ % har3 rubber and can easily be eareied | Eaboock Printing Press Mg. Co. in pocket or purse. It wili last a life-|New London, employer, and Wi time. Rodomanskl, New London, employe, Into this inhaler pour a few drops of|STated and infected finger at ra | magical Hyomei, ~1$14.13.0 3 | This is absorbed by the antisepue|. T. A. Scott Co. New London, em- gauze within and now you are ready to| PIOYe: and Joseph LeClair, Roebrt- Gair Co., er, and Thomas of $15.60. MARRIED | Hazel to Benjamin Richmond Radiator Co., Norwich, em- rate of $12.59. It is guaranteed to end catarrh, bron-| Ponemah Mills, Taftville, emplover. | day at 7 chitis, sore throat, croup, coughs and|2nd Anthony Lemoreux, Occum, = colds or money back. It cleans out a|Ploye, wound in thumb, at rate of as best man. Mr. stuffed up head in two minutes. $10.97. | Farley were pals for Sold by Lee & Osgood Company, and druggist everywhere. don, %filgfi% Chelsea Lunch, Norwich, emmployer, It relieves stomach misery; sourstom. | 2nd Charles Sakillanides, 98 Franklia ach, belching and all stomach disease | Steret, emplove, burns on arm and neck, employer, and Jobn Williamson, | _Miss Thompson is employe, injury to right foot, at rate of | Windham $10.75. ployer, and Antonjo Ragonisse, New London, employe bruised and fractured leg, at rate of $14.40. two terms. She is ar young lady. Tattville &t all druggists in oll fowns. Ponemah Mills, employer, | New Haven. thumb injury, at rate of $10.78. MacKay, employe hip and leg strained, at rato E. J.eju Pont de Nemours & Co, Nor- iden street, employe, inafimmation of! membrane of knee, at rate of 313. WILLIMANTIC GIRL 1S . Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thompson and J. C. Sullivan, Sehool street,|0f Walnut street Willimantic, announce Dbreathe it in over the germ lInfested|®employe, tips of two fingers crushed, | the marriage of their daughter, Ella | membrane where it will speedily begin|3t rate of §18. {its work of killing catarrh germs. . t | tucky at N - | Hyomel is made of ‘Australian encalyp- | Plover, and S. Euftos §1 Elm strees, | "7 3¢ the parsonase of the Wash tus’ combined With other antiseptics|employe, brulses and burng on foot, at|inston Park M. E. church of Bridgeport g Iby Rev. Archibald Campbell, last Satur- m. Miss 1da Campbell” ©n-|ed as bridesmaid and Howard Campbell | Brainerd & Armstrong Co. New Lon-|the World war in France. High school, class of 1906, |and also attended the New England Turello Bros. & Co., New London, em- | Conservatory of Music in. Boston for tional chiurch and’'is a very uctor on the New York, New Ha- and Hartford railroad. After ,a tour through New York state Mr. and Fariey will make their home _in Taftville, employe, Uncasville, employ- Uncasvilie, C. E. Staublcy, 25 IN BRIDGEPORT H. Farley of Ken< -t Campbell and Mr. ! about two years in a graduate of the a member of |the | Mr. Farley g a j v z Buy roofings | 7T right by hav- i ing your near- b est Bird Roof dealer - advise you. gland with its sleet, snow and low tempera- ture, it is a test for any roof—and New England is dotted with Bird, Roofs that have been weather- and water-proof for twenty years without a single repair. fdon’t guess what you need —but go to your «nearest Bird dealer and explain the kind of ; building you are to put up or re-roof, suited to your special needs. ; Tequire, you will find plenty of instances where it has protected dwellings, farms, garages, and factories from fifteen to twenty years without a penny for repairs. ' -Made in New England When winter drops down on New En- There is a correct way to buy roofing. So steep roofs or siding. He will advise you as to the Bird Roofing best Ifit is Bird's Paroid Roofing that your buildings BIRD & 'SON,' inc. abtihed v East Walpole; Mingki Re-roof now, protect your home and property against damage this winter Look at a real piece of roofing when you buy, not a small sample. Your Bird dealer will gladly unroll a good-sized stretch of Paroid for you to look at and feel, and test for thickness, firmness, pliability, and bright gray surfacing. Paroid is an all-round quality roofing, especially adapted for low-pitch roofs but good also for ‘Whether it is Bird’s Paroid, Bird's Plain Slate- Surfaced Roll Roofings, -Bird’s Slate-Surfaced - * Designed Roofing (Art-Craft Tile Design or - , Shingle Design), or Bird’s Shingles you need, the " Bird dealer will show you the kind of roofing best . suited to your requirements. This is the sure way i to take the guess out of buying your roofing. " Bird’s Roofs will not catch fire from falling : g ,Tail.fier.ad.nf ; Ten per cent. of the gross re- fEE R thy ";.f.hl': B 8 T8 \ o Yhi ualeof‘}:ll?‘b: / sale will be e pEy 7% given to the County Home. &% W% <V County Home. BUY HERE AND HELP THE COUNTY HOME. Stock Reducing Candy Sale FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND | SATURDAY Si prices are down, you all know that, but because nxinthe&mfla‘of&znwm!uhlmdinm line, there is no question that prices on other things would come down too. We, therefore, wish to further reduce our stock of raw material and candies, by giving auncther Extraordinary Sale for these four days. FEW OF THE SPECIALS Molasses Kisses, regular 50c. ... ." Chocolate Fudge, regular 70c...... Molasses Cocoanut Taffy, regular 60c. ... Chocolate Caramels, (soft), regular 80c. . . Sale Price 48¢ Peanut Brittle, regular 50c . . ... Sale Price 35¢ Cocoanut Squares, chocolate and vanilla— RepularBOCy, ©ocis. 50k L a0 Son = Bitter Sweets, assorted, regular 75c...... Assorted Milk Chocolates, regular $1.00. . . Sale Price 79¢ An assortment of Chocolates, composed of Bitter- Sweets, Nougats and other kinds............. ALL $1.25 CHOCOLATES .,... ALL $1.00 CHOCOLATES ....... ALL 300 CHOCBEATES. .. . «sonoiec o o o4 An assortment of broken Candy, pure, wholesome, all the old-fashioned flavors, pound...... ‘MISCELLANEOUS Doughnuts, per dozen................. Sale Our Special Blend Cocoa, regular 70c. . . . Sale Py Bitter Chocolate for Cooking, regular 8oc, Sale Pri Walnut'Meats, regular 80¢............. Sale All sorts of Jellies, in jars, regular 25c, ... Fruit Salad, in jars, regular $1.75. ... ... Sale Price$1.25 Preserved Cherries (white), regular $1.75— S e e T P b s aieibl Special Blend of Tea, 1-2 pound package, regular 75¢ . 2 Sale Price 65¢ Tbeabovepfidecareformhonly,exhchneviflbe made to cover parcel post rates on all delivered orders. S.F. PETERSON, Inc. ; 130 MAIN STREET FF it PrEy ¥ RREE ‘ 71 3 B Here are just a few of the Bird dealers nearest you: PRESTON BROS, Ine Nerwich CHAS. H. PHILLIPS Plainfield JOHN QUINN Versailles F. F. HITCHCOCK Woadbury THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. Norwioh CHAPMAN & TRIPP dewert City THE T. E. MAIN & SONS CO. Moosup A. M. PAINE East Killingly YANTIC GRAIN AND ~ PRODUCTS CO. o Yantio WESTERLY. LUMBER COMPANY Westerly, B. L = o