Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 30, 1920, Page 7

The Ttalian sign of bodily hasm was made to Ch a detgetive evening. A large number of speakers is promised, and those mentioned~are Id- ward M. Sullivan, candidate for con- E gress, Mise Elizabeth Upham Yater, can- Yerk, New didndd (fa p)iesenant-governor and road company. FHe was testifying fer the|Luigi De Pasquale, candidate fer con- government, 'n the, United States eeurt|§vess. Thre is some interest as to what Providence in the theft from freight|D® Pamuaie has to say in refutation of - the charges made against him in car cases against Biaggio Gradilene, the loca] press and at the recent repub- James Azzunario and Salvatore Paléine. District Attorney Cannon|liean rally, He is a member of the 1 assembly and is the withess stand te|{Rhede Isiand general y ed Satti to n connection with en minutes. eged incident, 1ot imony. him by any he recess. at one of bodily harm, rom verhear any 4 Pa conversations that oseurred in police station the merning. following the arrest of Six in Bradford the might be- the heart of his story esurt During the re- nnon's attention was calied and when Satti[sides in Westerly, Mr. Cahnon asked of conveying a threat one of the The wit- the detend- t Paldino, had made that ona ear under = up with the biting 1 the corridor of » place between Fitzgeraid of Dunp, ot r defendants, > might be | Tt aeeused of taking advantage of his mem- Wership in that body, thereby escaping the draft. It is said that De Pasquale will explain his position and incident- ally make counter charges against his loeal accusers. Severa] will attend that rally just to hear what De Pasquale has te way in explanation. His most open ae- euper is an associate legisiator who re- and who probably weighed well his words before making public utterances. The Convecatior of Narragansett, com- prising the Episcopal parishes and mis- sions in Washington and Kent counties, wil] be held in Christ Episcopal church Monday. The busines will open at 4:30 in the afternoon and informal ad- dremsen will follow the supper at 7:30. Right Rev. James De Wolf Perry, bishop of the dlocese will preside. Tocal Laconics The Westerly Textile company closed Friday afternoon and wiil not resume operation until Wednesday morning next. 1t is probable that a coroner to suc- ceed Fverett A. Kingsley, will be an- pointed at the regular meeting of the ext Monday. ¢ tax rate is $2.50 on each $100 of tangible taxable property and 40 cents on_intangib! rate here is fully as high as in any other pisee in Rhode Isiand. is said there is a bunch of democrats the of H eon- et buil for the others. in Pawcatuck who are going te vote for was rested by the| Senator Brandegee, by reason of his afternoon Friday. |pis stand on the league of nations. ief of cowasel for| hat temporary honor roll in front of ed the defence in|ine town hail j¢ soon to be removed. nry. He deciared | 4 democrat of Pawcatuck was asked sxpected 1o #how | whe is th democratic nominee for state e expected to €hOW | genator from the Shoestring - district of P m. Mr. Fitzgeraid| wpich Pawcatuck is a part. Reply: e expected to show|ingy't know." me by rail- | “poiitical meetings are held in Westerly i by Gradi- stalen from the school buildings Search is being continued by the police to find Ch Bafley. Selden M. Youns. of West®rly, mana- g Lt arm of Hobart B A sh, 10ld & the success STONINGTON gre, At the feld day | pgrer thirty vears of faithful se olstein-Friesian the B, rpoint. ciation, pecied the e one o S A ak d of 1 deveiopment of sociations of Riode pointed n feeding. smbers, Mr. ges. E. Brown, Savona zor ere disorderly nesday at of approxi- and 90 head of the finest chicken dinner of the Single- e work " « expeeted to do Rhode Curtis Senior. Isiand mistakes 4 stoek-judg- Young session of the ontinued arged with main- Wov. 4 tppling shop. a Savona's plac which of an | Samue! Andre for twenty years gae tender at Stonington, has been rtired on pemsion by the New York, New Haven and Hartford raiiroad. Pians have been made to get out the fujl republican vote on election day. The sessions of the Travel club will be regumed Tuesday, November 9. Mrs. Charies H. Davis of Mystic will read a paper on Whistler. CHESTNUT HILL Hel-| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griggs of Willi- mantic and Mr. and Mrs. Holmes of New London were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles . Goodrich. Visitors at A. S. Peckham's the last of the week were Myron C. Peekham and daughter Ella of Manchester and E. J. Peckham of Willimantic. Fer the week | end Miss Rhoda B. Case of New London and Norman Durfee ‘of Fall River. and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Avery of Leb- anen B & has was herd out h and Mrs. Fred Jones and daughter. Providence were entertained v by Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Stiles at ihe clubhouse. Mr. amd Mre. Lee Gardiner-ot Willi- muntic were visitors at C. L. James’ Mon- dar. Mre of ign- tor per- Anna Canedy of Lebanon was a l purchase of a really good Fur Coat i QUALITY CORNER guest of Mrs. G. T. Chappell Sunday. first chapter of the study book. Good Walter Robinsen of New Haven is vis- | progress e on personal and | iting his sister, Mrs. E . Stiles. household a or the family of hev. Mrs. Hattie Ladd of Willimantic spent | J. 1. Hallmertz of Duboise, Pa. Tea was a few days recently With her brother and aficrnoon with Mrs. Brown. There was & Served. The mext meetng_ will be hetd Lworthy with ten present. et “Phe songs by Mr. Brownell, the g0od attepdanee. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pay- | Wednesday at the home of ‘Mrs. C. R.|[the business took | supéiviser of the local zchools. were = Masufacturing | s Prank Paimer and sister. Mrs. E. son. Ttley, and Miss Harriet Guild will ave bup the topie of pracijess efiorty of | - | ovilnd the piano d this week o0 & B Latham, of Willimantic have been Mrs. A. S. Peckham Was the guest of |charge of the program. ing temperance on childrem. Ph N weiib 4o } days per weel spending & Lew d: ,'" S Paime: il Mrs. D. F. Tucker in Willimantic Tues- | Rev. A. W. (Jifford_and fafily go e |very interesting and aroused discussion f , play iments ‘in a pleasing tion of funs from this | gtead now mu,‘,’,, BETF T day. Boston next wee Clifford ~ and | that line of work. ‘At fhe close Mre. Lang- | sanner the évening. The demon- attended th Jew DS By N XS A flock of wild geese was seen Tuesday | children will remain for two Weeks' Visit | worthy served refresbments, beisg aasist- | steation Mhd- of teaching by Misses Sunday afternoon. | Rev. Robert Humphrey, with M. evening, coming from the east. They | With her parents. ed by Miss Geneva Champlin. A seeial | Kithies 0'Connor, ~ Catherine Sullivan | Clocks should be put back an ho Sat. | Fiumphrey and Mre “Lovell. attended the nearly described a circle, then. went to | Neil Taintor and a friend from Port | time followed. } #88°Ola Tenner proved a very interesting | rday night rcligs | Sogference at Ekonk church Twsdeye the southwest. y ;{ichmonr\‘ S. 1, are in town for the | Mrs. Augusta Bliven of Wasterly is m ATt of "the Deogram. ad &id the folk | will be held on standard time next Sune 1'”1:‘? Susan Hatch is visiting in Willi- A unting. est of B O tay. Rgie. WINDHAM Mies Tlizabeth Andercon. ficient aa- e W w0 :‘,"‘:, MLyTitn Lang 2 B o Conter | tar. A farewell gathering in hosor of Mr. sistant secretary of the mantic wel- | Louis Pendleton of Westerly is viaiting | grailes 1 and 2 of the Wylie school, Miss R s e’ Pawisy SN The Ladies’ Aid society of the Congre- | fare bureau for the nast 18 months, is 0 this father before leaving With his family fnp‘.m "ruur le:ehery Mr. Brownell, PENDLETON HILL | held one evening this week in the school- gational church served a fine harvest | leave Nov. 14th. there not being sufficient | for Oakland, Cal. where he is to Teside. D¢ the local schools, had charge | Mrs. Mary Palmer is spending the week | nou®c % the Hyde district. Mr. Pewiey Supper. Friday to About 135 nersons, ine | (unds' 1o warrant employing an nssistant. | “Mr. and Mre. Jenn MaXsen, Who Beve | of the aflair. The Drogram wan an fol | with mer autbor e e g iy | M8 9014 his farm in that neighbafood cluding about 20 from Willimantic. The | Mrs € ertained a few | heen visiting relatives in New York wtate { iows: Community singing, children and | Samily in Natick, It ; e e gLy supper was followed by an interesting | friend on in honor of | for the past twe weeks, have retwrned | audierioe ; remarks, C. L. Brownell; Many of the wells in this vicinity are | A republican’ rally stereopticon lecture on churches in which of Montclair, home. teaching, grade 2, Miss Ola Tanner; sing- 0 ¥ i |Grange hall this our forefathers w Rev Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Robinson and chool ; A. W. Clifford. with lantern. The members of the local C. E. society are invited to join the South Windham society in a Hallowe'en party Monday evening. Alfred Abbe a Juild enteriay and_ Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Windham and Mr. rabee at dinner Tu The marriage of Miss Marian ‘Gates | and Mrs. Smith & Larrabee and Henry Albert Brown of , motor: Hartford will take place at the home of | Mrs. Joshua ¥ den, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larrabee Thursday, | Spending a_few ith her sister-in- ss than they Trd, e Bassett has been chosen “ored to Bolton Note - ve lans 58 S o Bl S e e tion Ruve . e e ahie et zu-‘s:ng-( ot ed- | dricke of Norwich. The services have been | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brow moving | Free Press their - deblaryipi b"v'x‘nl Fedrnr':or:—lii:x‘;;nd Miss Mary H. C. Hatch has been the guest | UCAtion was heid in Usion Wednes- | eIl to Ashaway, where they have purchased tle spent Sunda vin Columbia and attend- wecl of her brother, Gliver 1. John. | da¥ evening. An audience tiat Stied the pent th 1::;:0{1‘& g L s R con 'of Norwich. | and Mrs. iiateh | nall showed sporeciation of the very in- | Wment fve week end at tne home of his | e Child c e e o B Taties spent | 1eave. soun. for. Florids terenting exercises by ibeir s fher. Nathan Lilbridge. ' | colent ildren Cry Sunday dsor Tocks, gucata. of Mr. e g i s (b Y elest. B the home of M. | = Mra._ ! FOR FLETCHER'S Sundy r Thocks, guests of 2 S ~—— | were the address by J. L. Meader of the | Was & guest Sunday at the home of Mr. | Mrs B B e in London in|State board of education. Hartford. in | »ad Mre. Joscph Marion. this wee with Mrs. Julia Arnold with 25 present. The devotional exercises were led by the Guilford Smith of Sodth Mrs. Charles Lar- Leon W. Bliven. in this president, Miss Dorothy Brown, and the | country h the pmiees make their program n charge of Mrs. W. | patrons e praying for help.—Bes- Clifford, the topic being_taken from ton Tra T WUH'W'N'H W‘LL‘HTI‘H) SATURDAT WEEKAPAUG The Ocean View W. C. T. U /mist Wad. nesday afterngoh ‘with Mrs. Belie ‘Lang- Mm daughter Myrtichelle of Portiand. Cem spent the week epd with Mr. VOLUNTGWN The nolis will snen in this town. . m. on election dsy. The will he, as usual, Usion hall. Albert which he urged the suppert of the scheel POLPTICAL APDVERTISEMENT. ittee, visitation of | &, Dpatrigtic sengs, (History. grade 3, Miss van; folk dance, grades scheol : teaching, Misg Kathleen ond Mrs. "Wylie school: address, -89 Revi t ip the wovk ef the pupils. and 1} parents and ehildren make It « noin Lhe” teachers feel at hiome in the | Geography, O’Conner,; Browneil; folk dance, gra eong. Geod Night, schoo) standing. services have been held nj; at theBaptist chureh by Rev. Dr. Cliftord Riel of the U. S, naval training POLITICAL the schools, in- t 0 teachinz, Catberine Sulli- 1 .and 2, Center “srade 7, The attenda Robbins held songs, C. L. i America, all, Stonington. ADVBRTISEMENT. was olumbla was a | ume of Mr. a viel tor The Ladies’ A4 and | Speakers from abroad are Joseph Allard, the Charles R who has b nne farm on A Simple Problem All that the Financial CASTORVA POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. MACPHERSON THE FURRIER MACPHERSON i FURS Many women make the mistake of regarding a Fur Coat as a luxury. It is quite to the contrary. The is a practical, sensible purchase which will last several seasons and pay for itself many times over. Macpherson’s Furs for Women and Misses attracts not merely passing notice but lasting admira- tion and possesses “that striking personality and “Touch of Distinc- tion” which exemplify elegance and refinement. J. C. MACPHERSON OPP, CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK the eourt. | . continuous cad This brought hy case jury trial Demeer ie spelibniders ars to waste » anergy b ing a rally n Vesterly this (Saturday) THOUGHT SHE HAD HEART DISEASE Moultonville, Clmll Co., N.H, *An account I read about ‘Fruit. a-tives’ or Fruit Liver Tablets in one of our newspapers prompted me to, try this remedy. T was all run down and work was burdensome owing to Iadigestion and Fullness, due to gas on my stomach which caused me to belech My heart seemed to be good deal. affected. It was two years ago that I was in) this condition and began the use of, Even though the trouble had been of a few yeams standing, the use of ‘Pruit-a-tives' proved the very remedy I required. 1 was freed of the Indigestion, which I attributed to my heart; and I cam conseientiousty” recommend ‘Fruite adives’ as 2 remedy of menit" * *Fruit-a-tives’, farmer. seeks Durand been effacted and ringing | s a counter ac- | McClay against time ago with damages fix- « now pending in nus gave judgment for de- | wax 2 - Mrs, FRANK W.WALLACE, $0c. 2 box, 6 for $2.50, trial siee 25e.. or from FRUIT-A-TIVE§ & ‘d‘t)am, N.X. ~ PRICES ON VICTROLAS, $25.00 TO $275.00 THE PLAUT-CADDEN COMPANY 135143 MAIN STREET On Cold Winter / ‘nghrs / ¢ A little music “may be just the thing needed to make your contentment complete./ Perhaps your mood calls for a rollicking, lilting song by Harry Lauder; a tender, dreamy melody by Gluck or McCormack a thrilling aria by Caruso or Galli-Curdi, or the thunder- ous strains of a great orchestra. The world’s supréme music—vocal or in- strumental—is your’s to choose from if your home has a 'VICTROLA Stop in today and hear your old favorites on Victor Records as well as others bound to be new favorites. PAY AS LOW AS 50 CENTS WEEKLY. (Established 1872) NORWICH, CONN. Norwich IF you b Selmer « F. N. CASH, Ageny Contains Full Planks On LABOR SOLDIER BONUS RENT PROFITEERING TEACHERS’ PAY CIVIL SERVICE STATE AID FOR FARMS BETTER ELECTION LAWS BONUS Men and Women of Connecticut | IF you believe FACTS then read The Democratic State Platform The Republican State Platform’ Contains NOTHING ON LABOR NOTHING ON SOLDIER NOTHING ON CIVIL SERVICE NOTHING ON STATE AID FOR FARMS The Republican party has viciously opposed Labor The Republican party has viciously opposed Child Labor Laws FRANK BRANDEGEE opposed EVERYTHING Freeman, Tilson, Merritt and Glynn voted agamst Soldier Bonus YOU BELIEVE e GOOD LAWS AND A-SQUARE DEAL FOR SOLDIERS AND FOR \ MEN VOTE elievo in RIGHT, JUSTIGE YOU BELIEVE _ IN SPECIAL PRIVILEGE AND DOMINATION BY WALL STREET AND | REACTION AND S OPPOSIIION TOTABOR, { THEN YOTE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE THE CANDIDATES | WHO.HAVE OPPOSED EVERY MOVE FOR PEACE PROGRESS PROSPERITY and HONOR THE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET C STATE cmmx. COMMITTEE OF CONNECTICUT sep decl 1 1 of 2 Conn.! THE DIME SAVINGS BANK oF NOBWICH. “~ | - Phe regular Semi-Annual Diyidend has | t the rate of 4 per cent. a amings of the past six e puvable oh and atier | RIGHT ON TIM We Specialize On NEOLIN SOLES AND HEELS Goodyear Shoes Repairing Co. 86 Franklin Street | NINO DI PALMA, Prop. RIGHT WORK—RIGHT PRICE E ‘Shea’s News Burean CANTERBURY GREEN - 1ty met Wednesday | nas moved his family to Central Viliage. Congress in nnwu-b- needs to do is to devise a by which a cons of hations which have able number 1 ! | e ———- 3 g ) 1