Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 6, 1920, Page 7

Apron Ginghams, best assortment. former price Dress Percales, best quality, 5 to 10- yard lengths, former price-45c—Special Dress Ginghams, Plaids, Stripes and -1 Checks, former price m—lu::l-w e 32-inch Zephyr Gingham, ML Etripas. Checks and Piain. Colors %5c value, at .... oo Wi ‘White Domet Outing Flannel, excellent quality; former price 3ic—Special price ‘White Outing! ‘ ? Best qualif price 49¢c— EVERY DEPARTMENT IS READY FOR ANOTHER BUSY SATURDAY IN THE Price Readjustment Sale Outing . Flannel, al price a yard Not a Sale Confined to One Department But a Sale in All Departments of the Store. THE PRICES QUOTED HERE SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES L s, regular Fibet inches and 1%¢ va wide, wide, ro Laces—Embroideries ze Val Lace Beading, lue, 124e Lace Edging and o 19 e Edging and 1 and 2 25¢ val Silks Reduced gbt biu rice $2.30 Dress lue. regular - Special yard wi in bl $1.69 ide. . $1.e iack, e, old roee Sa 5 val e, $1.69 tin, - Special harmeuse, black value Dress Goods Reduced $1.98 or and at $2.98 42-inch French Serge, in navy, for Dress’ or or Blouses. regular $1.75 value, at o 9139 42-inch Wool Granite Cloth, for Suit or Dress, in black and shades. rezular §2.30 value, at ceee 9198 $4-inch Wool Jersey, for Blouse indeer - rown regules Storm ack Serze. navy, n Copenhagen, sand, taupe tor Suit mid- Copenhagen and brown, vaiue regular $4.50 de Dress Vel v green value, Art Goods Crash Crochet Price a ball 15¢ Cot Centers, r $2.25 value, at Yarns Reduced r Yarns 3¢ a ball 50c a ball 65c a ball — ¢ as follows from 45 — from 86c black, and ton, 26- . $1.00 4 om S0c $1.15 a hank—from $1.50 va Yarns 30c a ball — 60¢ a ball — from 65c a o follows trom 4 "4 n—trom $1.00 50¢ Hnrbov Ribbon, 39¢ and Taffeta M 4 inches wide, Gs of Ribbons, hi tor her purposes, gh Hairbow in biack, the wanted colorings ~Special price 3% a yard, reguiar grade Hairbows regular value up to $1.00—Special price a yard Pillow Cases—Sheets One Case Tot high grade Pillow 42x36 fand 45x36, former price §8c—Special price 49¢ Seamiess Sheets, standard make, Special price Seamless Sheets, size 81399, for- mer pri duced At At At Dresses House Dresses of as follows : $200—reduced $2.50—reduced $2.75—reduced $3.00—reduced $325—reduced Percale, from from former price $3.00— $3.50—Special price $2.74 Our entire stock of Women's Houst Amoskeag Giagham and Plain Chambray, re- $3.00 3350 $3.75 $4.00 $4.25 from $4.50 t $398 At At At At Women’s Winter Coats, $29.50 When you see these Coats you'll marvel at the value. Good warm Winter Coats, stylish models, sizes 16 to 44— On sale today at $29.50, easily worth one-third more. 100 Women’s Winter Coats, in the finer grades, of * handsome Bolivia Cloth and other stylish materials, received too late for classification—will go on sale today at remarkably low prices. Women's Waists $1.00—Lingerie Waists, trim- med with lace and embroidery, regular value up to $2.95. $225_Choice of our entire stock Women’s Dresses ‘Women's Dresses of Tricotine and Serge, at substantial reductions. A wide range of models, sizes 16 to $850° Black Mourning Waists, At $17.50_reduced from. ... $25.00 T o beg0, ST PTI®S a4 $2250-reduced from..... §35.00 $9.95 — Handsome Georgette At $29.50—reduced from..... $42.00 ftamn !K{17f$'“~“ig'tm§4'.§a ’.’335,3 At $35.00—reduced from..... 350.00 22,5 At $39.50—reduced from..... $58.50 The value will surprise you. Children’s Winter Coats, $15.00 Children’s Winter Coats of good quality, heavy-weight Polo sizes 8 to 14—On sale today at $15.00, former price oth, at $5. 35 at 36 bination, complete with tubing Thermos Lunch Kits, complete with Bags, size 13-inch, at 50 Traveling Bags, Leather, cloth lined, black only, $12.50 Traveling Bags, Cowhide, sizes 16 or 18-inch, leather lined, black only, at . Georgette Crepe, in all the wanted shades — black, white, fiesh, pink, navy, former value $3.00, Main Floor athey Hair Goods 50 Human Hair Switches, all $1.49 Lunch Kits, $4.29 regular 00 Black Keratol Traveling Cowhide price . 36-inch cial Georgette Crepe, $2.00 price brown etc—at Diaper, higher prices elsewhere. printed Seco Iy mussed, regular $10.00 value, White Goods 36-inch English Nainsook, for- mer price 39c a yard—Special English Long Cloth, regular 39c value, at.......... 250 yards of former price 48¢ a yard—Spec- price Pillow Tubing, best grade, for- mer price $5¢ a yard—Special 50 pieces of 5-yard lengths — Spe- cial price a piece .. Women’s Velour Hats, $5.98 Waomen’s Trimmed Velour Hats, stylish shapes and in all the leading colors—On sale today at $5.98. Ynu'llfindtheulhhneflmsumch Blankets 4 let $1.00 Crib Blankets, Aesop's 10c, Consumers, Brand Tollet =~ | L i ‘ecigns, : reculsr 3100 ERP soh e V&S R valkialiat i N ST .. The 15¢ Hawk Brand Toilet Paper, Gray Cotton Blankets, former rolle only, at . 10 | price $3.50—Special price ..... $244 £ & LR Gray and White Cotton Blan- N T cets, former price $4.00—Spec- Paper, rolls containing 1,000 b P 204 sheets, at 5 ..v Me | Extra Size Gray Blankets, for- i i mer price $5.00—Special price $3.94 iy e e e gl SR 4 pairs of White and Plaid and Erasers, S0c value at 3%c— Blankets, slightly soiled, value 3% valMe at .......ccooee . 2% | $8.50 and $9.50—Special price $5.94 ; saper, In boxes. of 34 15 pairs of size 11-4 Wool g i i e g Lo Mixed Blankets, white, : FUEERE R SN and plaids, reguiar $10.50 v value at 28c 9¢ value at. ORI £y Choice of our entire stock of EXTRA SPECIAL ! popular copyright Book: lue Comfortables, size 66x82, large $1.00, at ... teieiierees BBc | block \ designs, regular $7.98 Narrow Belts, black and colors, NARS S oo oot WA several styles, regular 5% value, at e e Prilliant Bar Pins, with plain Bed Comfortables white or colored stones, regular S ¥ o BL85 VAINZAL ..uiuvstssssssso 980 ) 384 Pancy ” Quitied © Comiorts, Silk Tops, slight- 20 Bed Comfortables, reversible, : all wool filling, regular $12.5 Fashionette, Stay-Fast or Will value, at ... ) ot i e M ) 12 high grade Comfortables, dozen at §1.25 or 11¢ | printed Silk top, regular $19.50 © | value, at .. ceseseces $1294 shades of gray or brown, at.. $4.98 Table Damask 38-in Bleached Table Damask, Hot Water Bottles regular 98¢ value, at.. T4e ’ 7 G4-inch Bleached Table Damask, Rubber Hot Water Bot- asc | esular $1.56 value, at ....... 31.14 seeeeeeseeseencees W€ 79 inch extra heavy imported 3150 Rubber Hot Water Bot Tavle Damask, regular $2.00 SRS ... Coovner $19 | value, at AR 2 60 b dozen Napkins, former price ,f.ii Rubber Hot Water Rot $149 iR A e Eane . & 25 dozen Tray Cloths, former $3.00 Hot Water Bottle Com- price 29c—Price each ......... 19 Towels—Toweling 50 dozen Memmed Huck Towels, value 29c—Price each 19¢ “Indian Head,” § Sanitary Cotton in a variety of/ Infants’ White Cashmerette Hosiery, sizes 4 to 61, reg- ular 39c value, at.. xe 2. Children’s Black Ribbed Hosiery, sizes 6 to 9%, at.. ¥ Children’s Fine Ribbed Black Lisie Hosiery, gizes 6 to 9% —Special price a pair. Children's Silk Lisle Ribbed Hosiery, black, white and cordovan, regular 7ic value, Four-thread Black Ribbed Hosiery, sizes 6 to 11, regular 75c value, at. . 5% Women’s Hosiery ‘Women's Outsize, Black Silk Lisle Hosiery, second quality c grade, &t ......,....: 3% Silk Lisle T5c value, Women's Black Hosiery, regular At il - B Women's Black Burson Hosiery—Special price .... 45¢c Women's Burson Hosiery with white feet, regular and extra sizes—Spscial price... 5% Women’s Burson Silk Lisle Hosiery, black, white and brown, regular and extra sizes—Special price ....... T9¢ = Silk Hosiery ‘Women's Phoenix Silk Hosi- ery, in black, white and cor- dovan, regular $1.80 qualit at ... ceee. $135 ‘Women's Phoenix Silk Hosi- ery, int black and white, reg- ular $2.19 quality, at...... $185 Women's Full-Fashioned or “Three Seam” Silk Hosier: black, white and brown, res- ular $2.75 value, at $1.95 Women’s Sweaters, $4.50 all Jersey and fine Worsted, combina- Women's Novelty Sweaters, tion colors, in a good assortment— Special price $450, actual value Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads Army and Navy size, single bed, former price $4.00 — Special cevsecssrennecsscs $2.64 ‘ Bed Spreads price Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads, full size, former priee $3.98— Special price $2.94 Hemmed Satin Marseilles Quilts, full size, former price $5.00 — Special price ...........o.... $3.94 Hemmed Satin Marseilles Quilts, full size, former price $7.50 — Special $4.94 Hemmed and Scalloped Satin Marseilles Quilts for double bed, price .. pint brown Thermos Bottle — at | 10 dozen extra size Huck Towels, former price $8.06 — Special $4.29, regular value $5.00. regular 59¢ value, at ........ it . 9594 20 dozen extra large size ! Bieached Turkish Bath Towels, regular $1,00 value, at......... 64c Hand Bags, Etc. Union Crash Toweling, bleach- i v ARk ed and brown, former price 33c . o Vomes Yoot it | 3G T s | Aprons—Petticoats Union Crash Toweling, bleach- ol PUS. 3 ed and brown, regular 45c value, Rohen's Bpstion | 8 paqusjjand g0 \\$ompn.slmrmr\"d Pt ol ... 34c | House Dress Aprons, light and age—Special price . dark colors, at these special prices: At $150—regular price $2.50 At §2.00—regular price $3.00 Women's Petticoats, Heather- bloom top and silk Sounce, black and colors, regular $3.50 value, at .. .- 819 Women's Silk Jersey Top Petti- coats, with messaline flounce— also Taffeta Silk Petticoats, black and kolors, regular §5.00 $4.49 and $5.50 values, at ......e.. Outing Gowns, $1.89, ‘Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, of good quality Outing, in pink and white or blue and white etripes—at $1.89—regular price $2.25. Boys Norfolk Suits, sizes 10 to 18, remmar $1750 and - $19.50 — price . - pairs of trouscrs, regular value $21.50 — price Boys' 10 to 18, regular value and 16-button lengt! only, regular value 52 —Special price a pair. No. 6 Bamboo Brooms, $1.25 value, at... No. $1.45 6 Royal value, at Brooms, Aluminum regular 3-quart Saucepans. —very special price.. Model = Roasters, Model .Roaste: ular $3.19 v: annel, 36 inghes wide, gray brown mixtures, sizes 10 to 18, small regular $2.69 value, at ........ $2.49 former price 3% — Special price a yard . . edegn. 39 Good quality Outing Flannel, 5 to 6- yard lengths, former price 39c—Special former Boys’ Wear ‘brown, - dark mixfires and navy serge, value Special and Special Winter Overcoats, sizes $19.50— Women’s Gloves Wemen's Long Silk Gloves, 12 in blacik and Women's Capeskin Gloves, pearl color, in sizes 6%, 6%, 6% and 7, regular value $2.25 Kitchenware Specials regular regular Covered value $2 size, No. 8 \Nickel-plated Copper Tea Kettles, regular $3.00 value, at ¢ - $1 Women's Kid Gloves, in white, $1. The "nited States district court jury aftor deliberating seven hours, at 6.30 Thiirsday evening, in the case of Biag: zio Grad; James Azzamurio, and Salvatore Paldino, charged” with breaks | vel H Davis, John . Austin, Mrs. E B. faunders, Edwin Shaw and Walter D: Fenyon. Auditore—Frank Hill and John L Austin. * ayton A. Burdick, Work in Chinat $1350 Boys’' Norfolk Suits, with two Boys'~ Winter Overcoats, sizes 3 to 9, regular value $8.50 — Special price ....... .. $6.00 Special price ............... $15.00 $3.00—Special price a pair... $1.35 35 all sizes, regular value $3.76. Special price a pair.......... $295 Women's Capeskin Gloves, in tan, brown and beaver, regular value $3.75 — Special price a A . 98¢ $1.29 45 $2.95 ... $265 ing the seal of a freight car at Brad- ford, March 9. larcency therefrom and | conspiracy to buy, receive and take away. £00ds stolen therefrom, rendered a verdiet finding all three Westerly men guilty conspiracy, while on the charges alleging breaking, Gradilife and, Azzamurio were acquitted. Palidenio was the anly one of the two founmd guilty of breaking. In the indictment charging ¥reaking the tes- timony against Gradilone and Azzanurio was circumstantial, while Sergeant Caleb Greene, of the railroad police. was posi- tive Paldinio was in the car when the T A]ro;‘d detectives surprised them at work. ach defendant produced ev i that they were in Westar'y on the ™ght of tho robbery. The three des fendants, through their counsel, Fitzger- ald and Dunn, filed motion for a new trial, and the motion will be heard by the court next Thursdny. The government claimed tha defandants were members of the ganz of thicves Who were detected at Bradford. kive of the garg recently pleaded nole and are serving a sentence of six months in the Providence county fafl. Nineteen Rhode fsland lawyérs have taken m chance. chipped in $1000 each, and purchased the Darfee property in Providence. in the rear of the supreme court building as a site for a state law once of effort has be ing erected will a five-in-ona farmers’ opening in Providence the last of mext week, which will be the largest of the kind ever held in 1 will combine the five district exhibitions given formerly by separate agricultural societ In the ponltry show. it is announced 25.000 liyl, mens -have | been entered. The annle show claims over The corn show will he larger t usual. Market en made for the s to have a law build- library. There show, an report corresponding increase and the horticultural show = be the largest ever. Among the many features will be a squab exhibit which will rep- csent the development of the squab from the egg to the market. ‘The on will e opened next Saturday and con- tinue through Tues: als exhibi Christmas S th face v; and lue of %30 buted by the Rhode IslandsTuber- liosis association, for the anntial sale aise funds for tuberculosis ont the state. The sale cember 1. As the American 04 turned over its interest to the Natiohal Tub ealth %0 have he sale in culosis association the new tuberculosis seal will take the place of the former Red Cross. and the entire proceeds will be used by the tuber culosis association. | _There was a brief session Friday of the H 4 District iame, conrt, Jndge Oliver On the civil s one proof o ms in were antared. with mainta.ninz again conti presidine. cases docl inal caze Joseph Ravona a liquor nuisance, wa: 1ed for one week Rev. Clayton A. Burdick, D. D.. presi- . presided at the Toard of Manazers Baptist Mis = Paweatuck Tav Raptiet West communication i from the commission of the ttes of the general con- expressing_ appreciation of help- gestions and counsel by represen- atives of the Missionary society, Rev: vton A. Rurdick and D. Burdett Coon eports were received from nearly twes missionarw workers and pastors. favorable. of the soclety, held in ing a_surgeon to accompany Rev. William 1. Burdiek in the Western Association field was left with Mr, Burdick and the corresponding N| cecretary. I The. follo: ng standing Neo. 8 Alu regular num Tea Kettles, Cups and Saucers Plain White Cups and Saucers, slightly marred, regula r value 5 value, at........ $6.95 $3.00—Special price a dozen $2.65 Plain White Cups all perfect, regular 1nd Saucers, alue $4.00 —Special ' price a dozen...... $3.65 Fancy China Cups and Saucers, regular price $4.30 — Special price a dozen , Winter Underwear Infants’ Winter-weight Ribbed Vests, regulat 39c value, at.... One case’of Children’s Knit Un- Boys' and Special pi derwaists, sizes 2 to 12 Children's Fleecy-lined Vests and Pants, sizes —Special price...... One case of Boys' Gray Fleecy-lined Union Sul ond quality of $1.75 g Special price a suit. Women's Fleecy-lined Girl rice.... Hibbed 2 to 12 Ribbed, sec- rade — Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle-length, regular and gxtra sizes, 2.35 value, at regular Royal Society Package Goods At 35c—reduced” from At 85c—reduced from $1. At $1.15—reduced from $1 At $1.85—reduced from §2 At $2.00—reduced from $2. 50¢ At $225—reduced from $3.00 Woemen’s Neckwear 04dd lots of Women's Neckwear, $1.50, Windsor Ties, includ plain colors”and plaids, T3¢, value, at ...... in all styles, former value up to Price now........ . ing - all regular . $1. . §395 29¢ 35¢ 69¢c 93¢ ppointed for the coming vear: Mis- sionary Evangelistic committ Tra B.| nd: iwin Shaw, Frank Mrs, les W. Clarke and 1. Burdeit Coon. etown csmmittec: Frank Hill, Tra Crandall and Mrs. Albert H. Lang- vorthy. Supplemen am- 26¢ Cuticura Soap when used for every-day toilet' pur- poses not only: cleanses, purifiesand bezuufie?1 but it prevents many little skin troubles if asssted library bui 2, With the expectation that| - L 8. G. the state will take over the site and The marriage of Thomas Chadburn and erect the building. Several years ago this| May C. Thomas took place at the home of | property offered to the state for| *he bride's father; Stephen W, Coilins, $55.000, h » Rhode Tsland gen-|Thursday evening. Rev. Clayton A. Bur- v convenes the lawye 1l fick, D, D.. assisted by Rev. George D. offer o sell the property to the state for|fitanley, officiatec. (Phe cersmony . was $19.000, just what i cost them. For years| bonds. | qn\mm, committees| Wobert L. Coon, Char: Anne L. Waite and Edwin Shaw. Alice Visher fund: Clayton A. Burdick, Samuel L Davis and Edwin Shaw. Ministerial Zducation fund: Samuel H. Davis a Vdwin Shaw. A. S Babcock. for nearly twenty-two Jears recording Secretary of the sosiety tndered his resignation. It was voted ‘nat the resignation was received with f2gTet and the secretary was sarnestiy requested.to withdraw it. Consideration of “e resignation was postponed to the an- tual meetiny Appropriations voted for hipa, $9,250; “ome, $14,340. Joseph Paseti, 59, dind Wednesday of slone-cutiers’ consumption. He had Yeen an expert carver for the Smith “ranite works and New Engiand Granite worka thirty-five years. At his funeral ‘rom his home in Ledward avenue, after prayer by Rev. Henry Bruno, assistant vastor of the Church of the Immaculate ‘onception, burial will be at River Bend. !bsom Francis, Michael J. Burke, Steph- n_ Pickhiver, David Bottinelli, Chris- topher Rissi and Francis Gomena will be e bearers. In addition to personal floral Iributet, there will be pieces from the Westeriy branch of the Sione Cutters' “nion, Powen lodge, Knights of Pythias, ihe Pythian Sisters and Fourth Compan¥, | 1921 were South Americs, $1,101 vitnessed by members of the families and 1 few intimate friends.' They will re- side at 162 Main street and will be at Yome after December 1. Local Laconics. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Tarbox have re- from their wedding trip. ed the an iuvitation to play a game Bridgeport team in that city. bling over with confidence of win-| ning the Westerly High Sehopl football | team went to New London Friday aft ernoon to battle with the Vocat ol team. The police havd identified the hoy who entered the home of Simon P. Nichols last | Runday, and stole $58. The case was f at'a juvenile session of the rd distriet court. Modern siore frons has greatly chang- ¢ the appearance of the Stillman bulld- terly High Scnool football team has| nal | { ieison JEWETT CITY A special meeting of Faith chapter, Ko, O. E. S, was held Thursday even- ing, on the official vis of the official visitation of the grand matron o Connecticut. Five candidatcs were initi- ated. among them the worshipful master of Mt. Vernon lodge, F. and A. M. At 630 oOver 80.marched to the grill room where supper was served. The m of ‘escalioped oysters, potato berry jelly. celery, cake, coff Guests were present from Norw and Moosup. At meeting which will be heid day several mames will i A grand reoublican viotory tion is being pi g ned Monday night. The w adjofning towns will help 5 the big pa- rade which w the principal strects of the boroug! across Liss bon bridge. Not only omen— mothers and daughters—will march in the parade. The women are to meet at the town hall Monday at seven o'clock. The committee in charge Of the arrangements s l. G 4 ngham, chatrman, F. D. Baliou, . H. Prior, E. A Faust, William Johr L. M. Car- venter, P. H. Gilbert, Azaric Dayon, and | Robert Wilbur. The men's ymmittes comprises Mrs. Chass, _chair- man, Mrs. . H. Hiscox. Mrs. Thomas | Rioux, Mrs. B. A. Faust, Mr¢ L. M Car- penter, Mrs. Louis Gingrass, Mrs. Azarie Dayon, Mrs. Herbe £ L M. Gin- grass will, be marst i Prior has harge of the emblem: archers. Mrs F. H. Gilbert r the aus tomhobiles. Children wita 1 will ba dded attractions. Regidents ar reing asked to light their houses ade b Passes. The line of ma rank L. Purness has purchased from | "OR1ced Monday, o Melate &t the | with maintaining a liquor nuisance, was| B:V- et g Tty In West Broad street. which ex-| SPmIOURCON BOFVIee & Hoberts trty to the Fim Tree inn, and which im-| 300 1=ads th t 7 4 cludes two houses. clock. Prynching st ¢ Elegtric power will be shut off at neon Ry & S 'V”:eh i Sunday, and also in Stenington .-d"" Congragatiopnd: oo oF e Mystic. to permit connection with the "";:\'"‘M D. Fuller’s mornin oot at n Connecticut Power company the Baptist chuurch is s Best i -_ Joved Book. Young l“ e's meeting at STONINGTON B e e ot el 2 Rev. William J. Reva of Lisben. in | ,, New London Vocational and Stoningtem| exchange with the pastor. High Schonl will meet this ( rday) | Anmeuncements hute heen received of | afternoon £6:v e men Wil he gives ull Woman's Relier Kellogg of Connecticut col- on, will suppl e Road morning. visit the Wakefield Fire department s ). The trip will be made in motor truck. MONTVILLE CENTER The the Man: was held at with d Center Library association the library Monday evening an attendance of 20. The treasurer’s [revor: was read by T. Arthur Barrows and was very encouraging. showing a £00d balance at the end of a year in which expenses have beem heavy. The librarian’s report for the vear en July 1, 1920, showed the largest eircuia- tion in the history of the library, 5848 volumes having been circulated. an in- | erease of 1.130 since last year. Of these books. 2.367 were circulated through the schools and the branches located at fleld Hollow. Chestnut Hill, Conant- ville, Spring Hill. Wormwood Hill and Atwoodvilie. During the year the lisrary Two hun- «00ks have been added making a total at the present time of about 2480 velumes. Among the branches, the ecirculation at Wormwood 1l has been the most remarkable. a to- tal of 587 hooks. Ameng the schoois. that dred and seventy | has Deen used by Ji50 people. | this year, in number of books read. Of the total circulation in_the town, 43 per cent. was | non-fiction. The directors have particu- larly appreciated the suppart given by the people residing outside the. villags and in a few cases out of town. The following officers were elected: President, George Allen: first vice president. Rev. R. G. second vice president. W. D, Chamberlain ; seeretary, Elsfe G. Marsh treasurer. T. Arthur Barrows: librariam, Miss Fisie Marsh: finance committee. Al- fred Oden. Arthur C. James, Mre. G. H. Wyman ; entertainment, Mrs. G. H. Allen, chairman. Echo grange held its annual election Monday evefiing. resulting as follows Master. Elmer Lanphear; overseer, Fred Rosgbrooks; chaplain, Arthr Wood : steward, Mr. Deming : lecturer, Mre. Carl Alford ; secretary. T. Arthwr Barrows; treasurer, Carl Alford : gatekeeper, Leon- ard Clongh: assistant steward, Ralph An. thony: lady assistant, Mrs. Wa'ker: Graces—Flora, Mrs. Bthel Todd :\Ceres, Mrs. Theromw Swift; Pomona, Giadys Sands. A larze proportion of the women of this village went to the polle Tuesdny and ed much interest in the election. Of 223 women who registered as republi- {can voters, 211 cast their vote Tuesday. | The children of the Center school have heen displaying a poster of their manu. facture ona lirgs tree in the school yard, Vote for Harding.” Rev. R. G. Pavy this waek attending school convention. Deacon 11. §. Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Chamberlait Mrs. Nellle Brooks of Davten, 0. ha been in town this wee was in New Haven the state Sunday Other delegates are and Willard Stearns. Hartford—Due to the number of or- ders he is receiving for seed potatoes Edgar M. Brown. superintendent of home gardens, is planning to ocder amother carioad from Maine. The seed in soil in quantities of not less than a bag. each bag containing 2 3-4 bush: The car will arrive mext spring and deliveries will be made from the car. B — CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY & this slip. enclose with & i it to Foley & Co., cago. TIl, writing ‘your name and ad- ivess ciearly. You will receive in return « trial nackage containing Foley's Honey d Tar Cowmpound, for ecoughs. colds and crou . Voley Kianey Piils, for pain in and ‘back. rheumatism, buckache, and bladder ailments, and Foiey l. stinrtic Tabiets, & wholssome and thor- 1Zuly C cansing cathartic for constina- tien. biliowsness. hea bowels. lee & and Vose fieid 1o test superiori- | at Mansfield Four Corners stands highest | » fisd by mem- | theria Friday morr the marriage of A er Frazier Shawy ty in the game of football. | son of Mr. and Mra Afoxan Dr. James H. Weeks returned Friday!|of Pawtucket, and Miss Jan evening from New Haven, where he a at Trenton. N. J. The ceremony t tended the (‘ongregational Sundsy | Tuesday, November srcond | School convent.cn, Mrs. Reuben Austin of Westerly and | Josepa Ro<s has returned to Hart-{ Mre. Frank Raisely of Fia N. T, Eaey have been guests recently of Dr. and M Sme:is have struck in ard big catches| 8. H. Holmes Th nieces of th lare beins made. | 1ate Wrs. Harriet B On the night of Armisties ‘tay former| Rowland Mew of Regina_Lafevre | Stessier. The father die aso. Thore are several ca The Pioneer Hook and Ladder company | one being ¢ nnie Sweet's yous Mr. and Mrs. F. i G Mrs. B T. { Jeffers and Miss Mabel McEroome, went to New York Thursday night. to drive home Friday in a new car recently com- | | nnual meeting of the directors of | | | 35 shemeta Aves | igned to Mr. Gilbert. SOUTH KILLINGLY Hugh Bain and Mr. an of Provi- dence. were on a hun rip through this section Friday. Mr. Whiting of Whitings was a calier at A. A Jacques Raymond Barlow spe Providence. Pauline Goss spent the weck end at her home in Boston Mr. and Mrs. A E Ha Mrs. L. H. Cross of Centr. Sunday with relatives in Pu Several members of i enjoyed an automobile Sunday. ron Place and were visitors at day. w William Barlow were recent vis in Central Village Danbury—The third rank was confer- red upon Jarge ciass of Wooster lodge, | Knights of Prthias, held in K. of P. hall Wednesday evening. The local degres team was assisted by a delezation from Stmaford lodge. New Chief Division Of Latin American Affairs “"’ Welles, of New York. whe has temporarily assigoed in State Department, has beea na‘n chief of the division of La American affairs, succceding Dr. l‘ S. Rowe. the new director peneral of the Pan-American Union. Mr. Welles was a diplomatie A secretary fin and has since ™ -rvunmc-n-:-uhduu.g_ o N AP ermcan