Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 10, 1920, Page 7

Compare it with the subshitutes. order @ case of it your grocer or dealer. “AS GOOD AS EVE 1\, pied a place of picnics, on time of relaxa the porch, the game or outmg, at the -8 t’nvate Seal always occue honor at after tion er a hard day’s work. Then From with to change from this ol friend now e of (i e B e axsgaged now. the same infinite care. Its taste and body-building properties remain unchanged. - You liked Private Seal in the past; it is as good=as ever Distributor JAMES E. MOORE 79-81 Water Street Norwich, Conn. today. FEIGENSPAN LR R LR Mre on ca NORTH LYME day with Mrs. W. Rev. held in Norwjch last | of East Lyme the for aftérnoon, J. G. Stanton of preached at the Baptist church Sunday, and was entértained at C. F. Jewett's. Mrs. W. M. Sisgon visited Mrs. A. F. IHewitt of Groton and Mrs. Will Chappel o'clock at the Memorial house. changes in its constitution will be held 4Frid&v M. Sigson, Jr. Mrs. Fred Miner and Mrs. H. G. May- Raymond and Mrs. Brwin|nard were in Norwich Wednesday. Rogers attended a meeting of the County | Suffrage league Chursday. A. F. Hewitt and Géorge Miner of Gro- friends here Friday. ThHe Woman's Mission circle met Thurs- Children Cry FORK FLETCHER'S CAST O R A New London last of the week. Middletewn. — The adjourmed annual meeting of the District Nurse aesociation the tonsideration of the proposed November 12th, at 3 eomxn amum recently “emanal frem the United gntq senate committee On reconatruet! - the kitumine ‘ous coal xuiulgy wa$_mads 1:.9 fi.“"“n hy nt D, tl a- eaal Caat Astoeint “A wholly wrong impression” had gene te the publie through these stateménts, Celonel Wentz asserted in his reply, add- ing that the bread charge had Leen made that the ‘“entire indvsty™ had beén Dracticing gross extortion om the whale Ameriean public. » ‘The senate committse asserted” ted by D. B. Weats, tional Ceal me nor do I umderstand that amy sueh tomiasion Has Been by oither of the oth- So as to p-t the rantter straight em £ racmrd YRR {0 4T pleRRRYISANY that thra vu a7 wrety doing in any aetion atives of the National 1 mausn. of the Inter- state Ce erce Cemission or of the Howara Gallep has returned home frem a husting trip in Caneda. He shot & ane and deer and hu the time of his fe. Carl Gallup gave 4 coen supser ene evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Galiup were améng the gueste. Warren Tanner and Harry Mayrard captured a coon last Week. Miss Jeanmette Gallun went to Woed- stoek last week amd 'will remain with her sigter, Mrs, George Frink, for a few weelss. Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. Kosick are husk- ing for Robert Sherman. Mrs. Chapman has home in Narwich. Mrs. George 'Panner and sem Charles motored to Attlehoro and Woengeeket and spent Saturday and Stnday with rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown and Charles Tanner and zister Phebe will at- tend the meeting of the naiiomal grange in Boston Thursday, the 1lth. As the furnace in the church needs re- rairs, the serviee -was held Sunday in returned to her { Grange hall. The secrament of the Lord's suprer was observed. Miss Margaret Tanner spént an evem- ing very pleasantly with friends in Oneco recently. It was Gentlémen's night in the grange ! Friday evening and’the . Wrdothers oécu- American Ra ting | agents dquring the pied the officers’ chdirs and gave an in- also served cake, jumpkin ple amd eéffee. tlpn of their iy 'Dd g genoy to inei the p umh:n and the of hituminous can “On” the contrary the nrlnrlq; orders issued by the Interstate Commerce Com- mission and the action taken by the rall- ways and the coal producers were emin- ently practieal and right, v.nq have been the disact means of aver a very se- rious shortage of eoal dvnnx the fall and winter. ‘Hn and Edge ‘fvol the impression that m National Ct tion and the 1 industry hu dome nothing up to thu “time te put an end to abusés whie! the sémators attack. This impression I3 | grosely misleading and unfair. The fact is that the National Coal Associgtion months age. through bagan an effort to .eiiminate various abus- es that had developed during the shert- age ‘emergeney With the result that, the co-opsration of other branch- ea of the industry, they have been gen- erally eradieated.” Had it net been for the efforts of the operaters. the statement added.-“the na- tion would now he faced with the calam.' itous prospect of a seft coal famine.” — — GALES FERRY Henry W. Hurlbutt, the newly elected représentative for the town of Ledyard, was honored by hit neightiors and friends Priday evening when, equipped with horfll snd lighted fuses amid the burning of red lye. they formed a procegsion and march- ®d to his home under the direction of Walter M. Buckingham. At the house Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbutt, surprised, .appear- ed on the front lawn under the evérgreen trees and listened to congratulatory ad- dtesses to_ Mr. Hurlbutt by Rev, Allen Shaw Bush, president of the Village Im- prevement sdeiety, and Frank A. Aplin, Presidext of the Library association. Mr. Aplin said that the eoming of their neighbors and friends was an expression of their appreciation of Mr. Hurlbutt's loyalty to his family, to his church, to his state, and nation. Mr. Hurlbutt thanked his neighbors for the friendly demonstration, and Mrs. Hurlbuit made 2 graceful and appreciative response to the kimdly sentiments’se enthusiastically expressed. Rev. Allen Shaw Bush spoke in the Methodist church Sunday morning from the theme Be Ye Kind One to Another. At the Sunday school session awards were #iven Mary Jones and Louise Jones for twe mofiths’ regular attendance, each winming a brenze pin.. Miss Mary Birch's class was the banner class in attendance sistant Supt. D. C. Perkins invited all Leresting program of mmusic.and m&ln‘.[md D. €. Perking’ class in offering. As- Edwin Frink 18st a Horss last week, By the récent &lection vete Thomas Brown Lias the uonér of represénting Vol- untown in dte . lésielature. Brown is all ™ ; * ——— e Hartford.—i..i..... who gave his home a8 Ame; sent to jail for 90 days. Cookery - 24% Ibs. of potatoes fried in 2 Ibs. of Mazola. Only 7 Ibs. 14 oz. of potatoes fried in 2 Ibs. of lard THAT Mazola is the bet- ter and more economical fat has again been demonstra- ted. This time by Mrs. A. Louise Andrea, admittedly one of the greatest experts in mod- ern cookery. Mrs. Andrea proved that 2 Ibs."of Mazola fried 2414 lbs. of potatoes. While 2 lbs. of lard fned only 7 Ibs. 14 oz. of potatoes. Tested with fish steaks, one inch in thickness, 2 Ibs. of Mazéla fried 2534 lbs. while lard fried only 1614 lbs. of fish. Of doughnuts eut uniformly 234 inches in diameter, 2 Ibs. of Mazola fried 208, while 2 Ibs. of lard fried only 138. Facts and Figures Prove Remarkable Economy Thisprovesconclusivelythat Mazola goes more than three times as far as lard for frying potatoes; almost twice as far for fish; and two-thirds far- ther than lard in frying doughnuts. In each test 4 lbs. of Mazola and 4 lbs. of lard were fried down to 2 1bs, This confirms the experi- ence of seven million house~ ‘wives whoalready use Mazola, NATIONAL STARCH CO. * Sales Representative for Corn Products Refining Co. €7 Farnsweeth Stract, Boston, Mass. ' Mr. W. A. Cahoon, Masager 161, New York. the Great American Cooking / Medium. No housewife who wants to A Startling Test by One of the Greatest Experts in Modern | T Mr.{homé from 6 to 7 ! evening, with the plan of forming a troop Geumh,! was arrestéd i Hartford the other Bight,| was The Crods. for stealing Poli theatre tickets. He Was| gvening service use the most wholesome, as well as the most economical cooking and salad oil, should fail to order Mazola from her Wflu Corn Pndu:tl Refining Co., P. O. Box | grocer today. Equal to Butter at FHalf the Price—DBetter than Lard Mazola is a 100%, pure veg- etable fat. There is no loss of bulk from heating—no loss from evaporation. It always remains sweet and clean—can be used over and - over again. Merely strain it. Sold by all leading gracers in pint, 'quart, half-gallon and- full gallon cans. Once you try Mazola for Salads you will prefer it to the finest imported olive oils. The price of Mazola is about half that of olive oil.. No customs duty —no écesn Jreight charges on Mazola, - - beys over 12 to meet Charles Noble, scout master of the Boy Scouts, in the Groton Heights Baptist church, at Mr. Perkins’ o'clock Wednesday Boys yeunger than 12 could form a club. At the ‘Junior léague serviee with Rev. J. W.[Carter leadér, at 6 o'clack, the topic The Epworth league was led by Mrs. J. A, Birch, the topic being Our Chureh P ileges and Obligations. Rev. J. W. Car- ter sang In the Land of Fadeless Day, Miss Alice Sattérlee accompanying at the piano. Rev. Mr. Carter spoke at the préaching service from the same topic. Placing and cementing the underpin- ning of fleld stones at the Country club house was finished last week by Latham E. Smith and Norman L. Brown, who GOLDINE Herb Remedies Can Be Bought at ENGLER'S 1 HARMACY. Formuia No. 1 i8 2 Tonie, Stomach and la N is_for Rheumatism, Ca- “arrh, Kidney ntd Bladder Troubles. t statement. of Senators Cald-| special committees, |. Geldine Morning Smile Laxatives. | - T vu»-umunfiv -' Countiess grave sicknesses are ree- ognized by the medical professién as having their direct or indirect cause in a neglected cold or cough. Kerr's flax seed emulsion, Linomine, is most nes of nese, threat and lung passages. Thus while Linonine is remeving cofds, ceughs and bron- chitis it is also nature’s chief aid in restoring vitality. All druggists—insist on having the genuine—66¢c and $1.20, — e have been doing the work. More volunteer serviee was given in excavating for the foundation of the new library buiiding Saturday afterncen by J. Edmund Norman, with a horse to man- age the shovel, Noyes B. Aliyn and R. B. Taft. The Pinochle elub of the Pioneer fire- men of @Groton were guests of the Fire- men’s ciub of the village in the clubhouse Thursday evening. The visitors wen, 20 to §. Cake, doughnuts and coffee were served. There was dancing at the clubhouse Saturday evening, with a lunch of sand- wiches, cake and coffe.. Mrs. Dudley C. Perkins and daughter, Miss Jennie G. Perkins, Mrs. Kugene La- Fontaine and Miss Alice Satterlee attend- ed the second organ recital in the Com- munity house, Norwich, Saturday after- Boon. 3 Courtland F. Colver, superintendent of the M. E. Sunday school, attended the state Sunda$ school convention held in New Haven. Mrs. Ellen Stoddard returned from a CHUCK ROAST | 5 Jbs. 27c Beef Ib. 22¢c| Fancy Peas THIS STORE WILL CLOSE AT 1 P. M. THURSDAY (ARMISTICE DAY) visit to Mrs. Isaac G. Geer at Geer Hill, Ledyard, last week. Pupils of the village se¢hool, Mrs. Wini- fred Crepeau of Norwich teacher, perfect in attendance for October - were Harry Allyn, Em-Beth Bennett, Dorothy Birch, Paul Miller, Ethel Main, Helen DeRusha, Rose Norcross, Warren Norcross. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Comstock were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Packer of Waterbury and ROAD SOCIETY Rev. Edwin day. Mrs. Frank Noyes and Miss Louise M. Noyes of Mrstic were week end guest: Mrs. N. Stanton Gates. =ix from Providence, Maple Lawn Friday. R L, H. Kellogg, professor at Connecticut collége, Preached here Sun- Mrs. Henry A. Carpenter and party of motored to CQLUMBIA In the present condition of the reads under construction traveling is diffieult and extended detours have to be made, and often it is necessary to obtain as- s of | sistance cn tha eross roads to pull out teams (hat have become stuck in the mud or soft ground. Many loads of stene haye been dumped in bad piaces e these ttié used roads to improve the traveling. e e e ey AN | il ol Befe. 2l fsivded ‘the meet. | Priday, §iarge avd beavy ot i fitnir. tie. with Mrs, Hester Drontive of Manors, | Ing of Pany Ladyard chapter. D. A. R., | ture arrived at the Center from the East cal, T, Who is spend. | at Masonic temple, Mystic, Wednesday. | Side of New York. destined for the place Ing the winter in Mystic with her sister,| In th€ election Zuesday last, Mrs. | recently occupied by Mark Edwards. Tt Mrs. Harriet A Ralph |C. Wheeleg 8 the first woman | was found necessary lo engage one of the Mrs. to vote. The first hailot to be cast woman at the Road was voted by Séth N. Williams at the October ei News from Mrs. Charles §. N is at the Hone hesvital in Pro to the éffect that she is improvin, Mr. Newark, N. J., Charles S. Starr of New London was the gucst Thursday of Miss Kate B, Colver at the submarine base. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cornell and Mr. and Mre. West of Flushing, L. I, were recefit visitors at the k:flmc of Mrs. J. A, i, . Miss Dorothy Harrison of Hanover, a B e former schoolmate of Miss Mary Birch at Norwich Fyee Academy, was a callér on Miss Birch recently A Queen Xsther circle, a junior auxil- tary to the Woman’s Home Missionary so- ciety, was organized by me Saturday after- The members were the young girls er Sunday school class and their week. Norwich and outlving districts Monday last. ® Hurlbutt at her ¥ noon. Sunday evening. Mrs. a week's visit at Oneco with her daughuer. Mrs. Jiarold Wilcox. fime with her daughter, Billings. who is at the pital, Providence, class. Mr. and Mrs. London were recent guésts of Mrs. Horace Frink. Dud l:ev e, ttended the lunch- eon in New 1 iday noon. It was a scout léade n, to be held weekly, and planned as a set-together in the Scout work. Miss 3 % Mr. Danbury, — The beautiful 21§-acre Ridgewood stock farm. now owned by Rundle & White, has been selected as the location- for the proposed new golf ana country club soon to be formed in this city. Danbury.—A big military ball is given in the State Armery on ing of Armistice day. ————————————— No skill neceslll'y To renew the fine, keen edge of the AutoStrep Razor blade, just slip the mrmmept,bhdu.etc..hmnfl'm-nuflct\ued by us we shall apply the trade mark “Valet” in the trade mark “AutoStrop” as an addition to Mun Is your skin tender? Is your beard tough? VEN if your skin is sensitive and your beard wiry you can get a cool, comfortable shave every day. Use the AutoStrop Razor—the razor that sharpens its own blades. Built right into the frame of the AutoStrop Razor 'is’ a remarkable self . stropping device, simple and efficient, which renews the fine, keen edge of the AutoStrop blade day after day. Youdon’t lmvehhhmnurmnw even remove the blade, for you have in the AutoStrop Razor a safety razor and stropping device combined in one. In 18 seconds you can have a new, sharp shaving edge! 500 cool, comfortable shaves are guaranteed from each dozen blades. Ask your dealer today about the AutoStrop Razor trial plan. and Mrs. Harry N. Wrendall of calling on friends in this vicinity during the past Byron Billings made & business trin to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Whaeler entertain- ad a party of 3¢.friends at a eoon supper ron Billings has returned from She also spent some Priscilla Rhode Island hos- in the nurses’ training Clarence Shea of New to be the even- | trucks belomging to the road construetion company to help tow the truck by WAy of the lake and over a little used cross read to_its destination. The house on Chestnut Hill fermerly belonging to Antonio Gregoris was seid in the spring to William Weithar and Julius Schwartz, both oeccupying the house. My. Schwartz has soid his inter- est 1o Mr. Weimar, and will shertly eave town. One day last week a Jewisn family moved out of the fermer heme of Mark Edwards, and the same day an- other family move There has aise Been oconside n’a\-n( by families in town, especially near the Green. The sermon preached by Rev. Themas Newton Owen ai the bicemtennial of the church, celebrated Oct. 24, had beem print- ed and was distributed te the eomgrega- before Justice rke Monday afternees by against her hwaband or assault, ch of the peacs and intexication. The complaint was presemted by Grand Jurer Dwight A Lyman. The = defendant . pleaded nat guilty. The srosecution testified that her husband had three barreis of cider and wine, had been drinking a great deal with + I his friends for the past 12 weeks, and | that he struck her on the head, telling hér 10 leave the place or he would stick a knjfe into her back. Mickey Dmnahey testified for the defepse that Clyde did not say he would stick a kmife im his wife's back, but that he would m him Clyde stated in his own bebalf that ms wife wanigd to put him out ef the heuse ; he claimed that his wife had lots of men there every day while he was away trap- ping, and that he found six yeumg men thefe when he came home Sumday night. He claimed that he only slapped her face. The justice found the accused guilty of assault and breach of the peace and fined him $1 and cests, amounting te $11, besides Ziving him 30 days in jail fer as- sanlt. The jail sentence was remitted, yde bemg placed on probatien. A meeting of the school board was held at the town hall Monday evening anc was attended by the supervieor of scheels. Fred W. Porter. The Pine street seheol is rather crowded and there was a dis- cussion regarding the accommodatien of the children. NORTH_STERLING Mrs. Frank Gray of Plainfeld spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Plummer and Miss Plummer spent the wesk emd latives in Worcester. and Mrs. Victor Bottipgi vistted reiatives in Willimantic the past The schools here were cliosed at neem Nov. 2 to give the teachers s chemee 1o vote. W. H. Geherean of White Plaing, N. Y., spent a few days at his place here re- cently. Sherman Lealour lost his herse recest- Iy, the animal having broken its leg. Wood school ovemned Tuesday with Mise Doris Sahlen teacher. Oecar Jencks shot a 17-peund coon laet week. LEBANON Mr. and Mr=. B. R York, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Goodwin and Clareenee Geer motored to Beston to attend the natiepal grange being keld there. While in Baston they are the guests of Mms. York's per- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Osberne, of 429 Ferry street, Maiden. Portiand. —The Ellsworth Brothers are making extensive aiterations and addi- tions to their camp at Lake Pocotepaug. Fast Hampton. BREAKS A COLD IN A FEW HOURS “PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND”" IN- STANTLY RELIEVES STUFFI- NESS AND DISTRESS Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blewing and snuffling! A dose of “Fape's Cold Compound” taken every 1(wo hours until three doses are takem usually breaks up a severe cold and eands all i misery. ‘r;hp: yery first dose openg your clog- ged-up nostrils and the air passage: of the head; Stops nose rummiag: lieves the headache, dullness, feverish. eezing, soreness ind stiffness. Pape's Cold Compound” is the quickest, eurest relief known and costs only a few cenls at drug stores. 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