Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 27, 1920, Page 7

GOOD FOR MIM AND HIS WIF if any. Talk with the owners of these buildings themselves. Get their ex- periences first hand. On all the highways and byways of New Eng- land there are Paroid Roofs that have been on the job fifteen or twenty years. These facts you ought to know. Durability and Ec- onomy are what ahce rather than THIRD—Don'’t buy a roofing by locking at a 2 x 4 inch sample. < a - = A n // r a : -~ The highways and byways of New England are dotted with Bird’s Roofs that have kept out all kinds of weather for 20 years There is a right way to buy roofing, just as there is a right way to buy a suit of clothes or an automobile : FIRST—Go to the nearest Bird dealer and explain the kind of building you are to re-roof or build. This is necessary, because he must know whether the roof is high pitch or low pitch. SECOND—Get first-hand evidence of actual performance. Paroid is the roofing you need, the Bird dealer will show you any- where from three to a dozen Paroid Roofs right in your_ neighbor- hoed. He will tell you the exact number of years these roofs have kept out all kinds of weather. He will tell you the cost for re ¥ i get a poor roofing. If pairs, interest you most. - These are a matter of 4 perform- a promise on ‘paper. e _BIRD & SON, Inc,, (Established 1795) - . Bird’s dealers are glad to unroll a good sized stretch of Paroid on the flcor so you may see and feel its bright, gray surfacing, its extra thickness, its firmness, and its pliability. ‘Buy rocfing the common-sens= - 'a. way and you will seldom, if ever, 1 PAROID is an all-round quality roofing, especially adapted for lew pitch roofs but good also for steep roofs or siding. It is cheapest in the long run, because it is extraordinarily crack, buckle, peal, or blister. Costs little or next to nothing for re- pairs, and is fire-safe. Roofs are still watetproof and weather-tight which were covered with Paroid twenty years ago. Whether it is Bird’s Paroid, Bird’s Plain Slate-Surfaced Roll Roof- ings, Bird’s Slate-Surfaced Designed Roofing (Art-Craft Tile Design or Shingle Design), or Bird’s Shingles you need, the Bird dealer will want you to buy as indicated above. This is the sure way to take the guesswork out of buying roofing. This is the sure way to make your roofing dollars go farthest. - East Walpole, Mass. durable, doesn’t 'leak, PRESTON BROS, Ine. Norwich CHAS. H. PHILLIPS Plainfield JOHN QUINN Y Versailles F. F. HITCHCOCK Woodbury THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. Norwich CHAPMAN & TRIPP Jewett City THE T. E. MAIN & SONS GO Moosup s o A. M. PAINE " . East Killingly YANTIC GRAIN AND PRODUCTS CO, Yantic ' WESTERLY LUMBER COMPANY Westerly, R. L FULLER HARDWARE COMPANY Canaan, Conn. LABELLE & PAGE Danielson, Conn, ‘ > Bird’s Roofs are made in New England and are sold by leading lumber, hard- ware, and building supply dealers. Write us if you | cannot get Bird's ‘Roofs quickly. n I at from Apy 10 reported she had beck and Stephen L ety eafety Burback, ghortly aft that Wat 308 Lytle street, “1 found Foley's just what I wanted for colds.” This famous. as good for potatoe: Just no opi- hi ‘orming - drugs. e beck household are several young chil- R I V | dren. when the schooner picked them up. ' The above of Stephen Pickhover and J families in Pawecatuck, and in the Bur-|of the New England division be morning and afternoon to all who are interested in work. Alberto Oliveria and Aurestio Gomes, ccused of setting up operat | ing eight illicit stills in the Slocums of the town of Exeter, pi a hearing befo: he Unit- ates com foner. Tiuey were or- dered held for the action X the fadera grand jury. They were releiscd on b each in the sum of $4000 eich, furai cratic nominee Second congr land, ha town commi! for congre: had been out in a motor boat become dis in Block Isl- and gvere drifting out to sea ied the local The local ed by Mr. and Mrs. Antonio- 1odrigues, | informed that no y announc i of Cumberland. him, would be held under/the g atch will allay . it der fe Aot i tay S TaI0 AR o Oliveria and Gomes arc residents of | 0f the democratic town commit Pawtucket, and wsore arrsted 1 REDUSMCANS: i1 1 hold a rally i i iff” John R. Wilcox, of nesday) evening. One of th of Pawcatuck. They * : , : 5 SBnctess noon Saturday in Mr. Pick- | C0Unty, and Miles R85 10, Nive Deen Ohneis hover's power boat for Gre : tion enforcement officer, R. Stiness the rep ST R found a big moonshine reelectipn, ‘but :he. will the Slocums district. th James , were ¢ afternosa e found in The the eriy Provi on A local representative of the ttee that there is to democratic rally in Westerly, next Sat- n -presentative There will ssions, opew Red Cross demo- from the onal distict of Rhode Is- democratic be. a nd he was thi an Walter minee for elsewhete. t co ag Azzunario and the second ght car and nd purchase commerce. cted of s/'were untouched. | et, Woonsocket and Newpo of hearing. The men are charged e Prompt | The small skiff, that was towed atsern | ragansett hotel in Providenc:. Thursday breaking and entering a * In action. Lee & Osgood Co. was m nd it Wwas (herelote pre-| Arthur G. Rotch, manaser of the New|at Bradford and stealing P————————swey | SUmet under the cire that the | England Division of the Amcrizan Fed | conspiring to stealy receive = motor -boat had be rel and the|Cross; will give an address on tne pro-|stolen goods from interstate WHEN YOU WANT to put your busl- | vy men got inty tha s:iT t> ‘make a|posed plan. Other speakers include Che-| Five men have already been con the public, there is no medi- | |anding. C.“Jones, assistant manager of the | this crime, and the defendants d an through the advertising i g of The Bulleti Mr. Pickhs ew England division and Lavinia H. Newell, director of the auxiliary service connection with these men. over and Mr. Burbeck have were found in the homes of ny any Stolen goods all the ac- QUGHNUTS fmade ithei dotgh- boy - happy; during theiwarsand no wonder, Thcre(l is3 nothing ; more* wholesome and’delight fufftfantdough- nuts or crallers: rightly; made.’, Their; rich, golden | color . and 5 appetizing| aroma willlcreate .an.appefite; than anything-else:in'the sworld. 5 Here ‘are: our . famcus doughnut and cruller recipes: . Doughauts 3 tablespoons shortening % cup sugar 1egx % eup milk I i et i i % o v e i DOUGHWUTS AND CRULLERS cut Saeend s Legx; stir H “galt; flourand Fry-in deep hot fot. € powder.whieh have S siftedto- ‘Dowdered- sugar. mugunm flour+to: make. ¢ dough stiff, encughqto roll. Roll': out- on:| floured board v;:n‘.m thick; cut out. | Fry in P enough:to brown. 3 of tbread 10360 seoonds. - Draraton eaclaces. paper and eprinkle With powdered- g 2o Afternoon<Tea Doughmuts | e S B e e i sspoons sngur ; Street, New York City % teaspoon grated autmes . cused men in Westerly. b Sergenat GlIreene resumed his testi- mony at the afternoon session Monday. | United States District Attorney Cannon at this session sought to t frei identify cer- n goods whichshad been stolen -from Lt jcars at Bradford. He traced the o of suits of boys' clothes and bolts of cloth from where they were ship- ped until they arrived at Bradford. Be- sides . Sergeant Greene of the road police, the other Wwitnesses of ths after- noon were: Michzel Curtin, of the W: Yy po- lice force; Bernard C. Coyi overseer of the make-up department of the Un'ted States Finishing company's plant at Norwich; Earl B. Whitehead, case ma- ker at the same plant, and Albert C. Green, the shipping clerk; James E Keating freight checker at the finishing compa idi the com- pany; and for the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad company; Henry B. Drescher, freight house check- er at Norwich; Robert Woodmansee, car -checker at Norwich; James Kearney, sealer of cars at Norwich; John.Malloy, rialroad agent at Bradford; and Henry enthal Brothers New York. Reiger, packer and stock clerk for Ros- Large quantities of alleged stolen goods taken from the homes of a number of Malians living at Westerly, are on display in the United States district court as government exhibits. Tuesday Mr. Cannon offered as government exhib- its bundies of goods sdid to have been taken from the homes of Gradilone and Azzunario. So far, the government has not contended that stolen goods were found in the home of Paldine. The prosecution does contend, however, that Paldino was one of a gang of 12 or 15 men from Westerly, who broke the seals of several freight cars at Brad- ford, and that on the night of March 9 i Paldino was seen by Sergt. Caleb Green Jof the New Haven railroad. police in- side of a car at Bradford that was be- ing rifled by a number of men. Among the Wwitnesses appearing for the government at the morning session of the court Tuesday were: Louis Meder, stock clerk for the Max Kaufman com- pany of New York, who identified certain poplin cloth in the coffftroom as being similar to the class of goods his conce:n had sent to certain finishing plants in Connecticut and Rhode: Isiand for finish- ing; Edwin M. Capron, foreman of the bleachery of the Providence Dye & Bleachery Company, who identified cer- tain goods as having been finished by his plant ang shipped ; Jobn P Warriner, packer for the Providence Dye & Bleach- ery Company, who testified a8 to packing certain cases of, white lawn . consigned for interstate commerce shipment; Fred- eritk George, traffic manager for the same concern who identified a shipping order for three cases of white lawn con- signed for interstate commerce ship- ment; Frederick George, traffic manager for the same concern. who identified a shipping order for three cases of White lawn shipped to a Pittsburgh concern, parts of which Shipment the government claims were foynd in- the homes of Gra- dilone and Azzunario; Clarence Allen receiving and loading clerk for the New Haven railroad at freight depot No. 3, who testified to putting the three cases in a freight car, and Frank J. McCar- thy, freight conductor, who testified that on Feb. { his train carried certain cars" as far as Westerly en route to New Ha- ven. Goods from McCarthy’s train were taken by thieves at Bradford, the prose- cution contends. . So\far as'can be learned Dr. Henry L. Johnson secured no statément ®oneerning the details of the shooting from' Ewdard “Bajley and no representative of .. the ‘Westerly police autherities visited Bailey was dfing and had m; statement. The, police Wefe hand investigation of the of the force were sun the United Monday in freiz Brown W two ru 3 for Women in T afterrioon, he was requ a demented woman to the hos n ne States court and Tue tecar cobbe: s busy 3 police ment is concerned, and personally t} fault of the officers of the Still claimed an statement could have been re Edward Bailey at the hospital Monday without personai presence of Chief Brown or any. officex,_of thesdepartment. Tues- day morning Chief Brown went to the hospital at New London a&nd gained such information as was possible. Loeal Laconics. Merobers of the democratic town com- mittee declare that nominees for office in the party cannot do business with th committee through a republican em artment. nded, ough no| ante-mortem ed from in favor of the loca pening of the football on, between tha m and the h Free Acadeniy won out, 19-3 an on. Hén. John Burr, of Waterbu | the principal speaker at the lass marriages, ton. | Large quantities of cpal 1z towed o, Westerly. of 2 to 1 with $2 as the limit wer before th game. Tuesda: Westerly team representin Westerl Owners of motor boats in order’te cape penalty, must register taeir beats with the town clerk this week. { During September there weré thirteen eleven deaths, and fourtéem births recorded in the town of Stomigg- is being. Fe- ceived at Stonington by all-water remt 1 barges of the biack diamends & Hig' The town council gnet as & beard: o . Tuesday night, and correste: iz list to be used in Tuesdfy' "\Women voters in Rhode Isiand are aox required to pay poll tax this -yvear. \ STONINGTON _ - will' be ‘Thure- evening, ‘under the ausnices of tie ton Republican League of Wemen The angual meeting of the Stomimgion When YouwHave Post Tz " for brea kfast" ‘fi or hmdl.“ 33 The delightfil ; ’ix%eiwm"fléwaf ‘these superior flakesbrings sun: shine to thedullestday. ', i We makethem for,people who Tovecorn flakes and want the best flakes but will g - please you more. At Grocers ‘Everywhere! Mmm Co.Incs Battle Cresk.Mich., ’ | Red Cross was held Tuesday evening., { 3 TrRRELIE ulunflnmuuunnrnlnun TUNRE LN LA b L i SeELEERASIIREIILE LRY