Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 20, 1920, Page 12

ECHOES FROM. THE LODCE ROOMS ODD FELLOWS. Officers were installed on Thursday evening at the regular meeting of Canton Oneco, No. 3, L O. O. F,, by Past Lieut. Col. John F. Amburn. The officers seated were: Captain, Herbert Willey; lieuten- ant, James H. Smith; ensign, Charles Drescher; clerk, E. F. Kinney; account- ant, James W. Mallett. Nine applications were received and acospted and the candidates will receive the degree work at the first meeting in December. Everything has been completed for the opening of the bazaar tonight which will be conducted by Norwich lodge, L. O. O. GOLDINE Herb Remedies Can Be Bought st ENGLER'S PHARMACY. Formula No. 1 is a Tonic, Stomach and Nerve Remedy Formula N: is for Rheumatism, Ca- tarrh, Kidney and Bladder Trou Goldine Morning Smile Laxatives. M. jAlthough the lodge has put.on ba- zaars in years previous, the commiltee this year has spared no time or-expense to make the bazaar of 1920 the best ever held in the The committee has been working during the past week in putting in shape for the gvent and the is are all up. ‘Owing to the on Friday hight, the regular meeting will be held on Sunday, after- noon, Nov. 28th. ELKS, . 430, B. P. 0. E, meeting at the home on th Bxalted Ruler One application for membership was received and two appli- ations voted upon. Matters of a rouline ure occupled the attention of the greater part of the meeting. Norwich Lod: Counihan p DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. Clara Barton tent, No. 7, D. of V., held their regular meeting on Tuesday even- ing at Bucl m Memorial with a large number in attendance. Mrs. D. Louise Atterbury presided at the meeting. It was voted to hold a supper and food and fancy work sale on Saturday, Dec. 14, at Memorial. On Wednesday afternoon — SPECIALS Handsome Tan Calf Shoes at $6.90 and $7.50. A Full Line of Dressy and Street Shoes from $4.90 to $9.00. MODEL BOUT 132 Main Street, SMART SHOES REAL REDUCTIONS For Women Who Want Chic, Snappy Lasts in New- est Shades and Color Co. & binations. No Shoes Can Have More Merit, More Styles, More Service and Satisfaction Built Into Them at Any Fric=- Than Modsl Norwich, Conn. W. and O. B. Fund—PBalance last re- port, $780,038.28; received _during the i month, $510,258.70; total $1,270,296.98, General Fund—Balance last report $29,652.06; received during the mosa, | $130,780.94; total, $160,433; paid during a successful whist and food sale was held at the Memorial. The Whist prizes were awarded as follows: Gentlemen—First, William Covey; seconfl, Mrs. Garner. Ladies—First, Mrs. Whealer, ‘second, Mrs. Emma Morse. UNITED WORKMEN. At the grand lodge sedsion . held - in Hartford Oct. 21st an amendment to. the general laws was adopted permifting the admission of women under the same con- ditions as men. Already several of the lodges have taken advantage of this and Lave initiated several women. The honor of being the first woman-to join the order in Connecticut fell to Miss Hera S. Gal- lagher, daughter of the late John Cufrier Gallagher, Who Wwas so prominently con- nected with the order for so many years. Miss Gallagher joined Osceloa lodge of New York city on Monday evening Oct. 25th, only four days after the adoption of the amendment. Since then Osceola lodge has initiated ten women and Farren lodge of Bridgeport has initiated three. P. J. Reilly, the new superintendent of extension, who assumed his duties on Nov. 1st, has been getting acouainted with conditions in the jurisdiction and making plans for a strenuous campaizr as soon as he can get his field force or- ganized. He has taken up his residence in New Haven, having moved his, family there. ROYAL ABRCANUM. The summary of membership finances Oct. 31, 1920, is as follo Membership—Last report, 134,38: plications since received, 778; reins! ments since received, 85; total, 135,745; suspensions and permanent withdrawals, 673; deaths, 176; approximate membe silixg, 134,894 ; total mumber of councils, 1,405, and death benefits' paid, $377,170.34; trans- ferred to emergency fund, $100,000; bal- ance on hand, $793, 64. Total pa; ments from organization to date, $209,- 389,016.52. Emergency Fund—Amount per last re- port, $7,624,375.31; interest since added, 56.46 received from W. and O. B. fund, $100,000; total, $7,752,334.77. Ex- cess of mortuary rescurces over zll known liabilities, $8,579,907.94; approximate amount standing against certificates un- der section 430 (5), $1,001,739.8; the month, § $134,944.28, 5,488.72; balance on hand, EAGLES. Norwich aerie, No. 367, F. 0. E., held its regular meeting on Monday evening with George Geopfert, worthy president, presiding, and a large attendance of | members. The social committee reported | that they have made arrangements for a social on Thanksgiving eve and expect to {0OPINGCCUGH No “cure”—but hexps to re- duce paroxysms of coughing. viens Hew Life for Sick Man [Estonic Works Magic| I have taken only two boxes t{{ Eatonic and feel like & new man. - bas done me more good than any- thing else," writes O. O. Frappir. Estonic is the modern remedy for acid stomach, bloating, food repeat- ing and mduemon t quick]y takes up and carries out the lcldlty and gas and enables the stomach to digest the food naturally. That theans not only relief from pain and discomfort but you get the full strength from the food you eat. Big box only costs a trifie with' vour drueeist’s enarantee. Lee & Osgood, 131 Maln St. serve a turkey supper. The aerie is going to hold a class initi tion ‘on Dec. 12th (thg second Sunday the degree ~ work. William R. Hastedt, Elmer Hill and Henry Silverstein as Sunday. ORDEX OF TIIE SERPENT. The degres team of Culebra Lair, No. M. O. 8. will institute a new lair Wil mantic on Friday evening, December initiated as charter members of the Will mantic lair. The degree work will fut on under the direction of Anson Grover. ‘The Norwich sarpents Wi make the trip by automobile. FORESTERS. Court Sachem, No. 94, I. of A., hel Thursday present. Plans for the amalgamation meeting and steps have already the matter. OWLS. evening for their regular business se: on. Leroy Johneon presided at th mecting and routine business was _tran: were, at an early meeting. VICTORY LODGE. Victory lodge, No. 4, I. O, O.. F., M. initiated one candidafe ‘af the- regu! meet evening. There was a large atten ed an Over 17 Million Jers Used Yearly the insti tion of the lodze on Dec. 5th. MEETING We are offering to the public greater values than ever, from a tremendous selection, enabl- ing you to prepare giving Holiday. This is a sale that has been looked for by all. NOW IS YOUR OPPCRTUNITY B ha B S COATS AND WRAPS $12.50 to $125.00 Values up to $200.00 SuUITS $19.50 to $69.50 Values up to $125.00 DRESSES $16.50 $£19.50 Values up to $35.00 HATS—Special for Saturday .......... $5.98 Special for Saturday Only RACCOON COATS ...... MARMOT COATS .................. $150.00 RACCOON COLLAR AND CUFFS 194 Main Street ely for the Thanks- $22.50 ceen. $195.00. 7 LCe %mpkef/ bep) R R R e 3 They hope to see all the members present on that evening. Much interest is shown in the life mem- bership contest, which ends Dec. 31, 1920. December), with the state officers doing | Worthy ~ President | Geopfert appointed Arthur G. Andrew: Joseph Hastedt, committee to make arrangements for that It is expected that aboat 25 will be their regular meeting in T. A. B. hall on evening with a good number the three courts were discussed at the been taken with tie supreme council regarding Norwich nest of Owls met on Tuesday Plans for the 'winter activities scussed and adtion will be tasen 15 1ield in Pythian hall on Thursda: and-Noble Grand Mrs. Annie Partridge | It was voted to hold a supper dance on the second ‘g niversary of gains in Furniture, we present for your Room Furniture as our a- in s, a big stock and then see how much we can regular prices. a.l li- be R. il 1 of 62-66 Main Street, Norwich of the Tears of Jesus. Sunday school at 12 SUNDAY SUBJECTS The subject of the Christian Scicnes | service Sunday in the Thayer building |, will be Soul und Nody. At Park Congregational church, ser- mon at the morning service by Rev. Dr. S H. Hbwe, the pastor. neon. he ission, $7 Main prayer service 10 a. m. lass and Sunday school at 2 p. m. 2 and 7:30. p. m. At St. Andrew’s Episcopal church, Tev. | Smith, rector, Holy Com- 0 a. m.; church school at} nz service, 7:3 p. m. Bidle school at munior, noer; evenii At Tra jwiil be Strengthen the Things That Re- main. At Mt. Calvary Baptist chureh, pr ing morang and _e.cring, Rev. son of Dew Eviswick, N. J. heol at pe n the Greeneville . churck school at 12 | At the Tirst Baptist church, Georze | Tienry Strouse, minister. Morning treme, Some Tshings for Which I am Thank?, Bible school at 12 o'elock. will preach at the evening service. At the piritual Academy, Park street, LAST CALL Today Ends the Great | SHOE SALE! | Come All—Do Not Miss It I'Need the Cash, Every Shoe in the store will go today at the geed old-time low price ' D. GOLDBLATT | Central Avenue, Corner 7th Street Greengville Norwich, Conn. At church ,Sunday 1rorning there will be a preaching service conducted by the pas- Congregationsl tor at 10:30. Subject, The Significance FRESH LITILE PIG SHOULDERS, b. ....... 26c a 4 to 6 lb average. LITILE PIG PORK LOINS, Ib....... 35¢c TO ROAST 12Y5c Eronom quarter, Cuts ore- FRESH 25.[Haddoclk, oast or for Thanksglvmg Specnals On | DINING ROOM FURNITURE In accordance with our usual policy of offering timely bar- Thanksgiving Special. We have not selected one Set and marked it as a leader, but we invite you to come and select your own design from our The pastor | g lleague ar {tople, €The Investment ol L COMPANY Fresh Fish Speclals inspection Dining A Bulletin Want 3 Advertisement Will ng e DETECTIVED CIVIL dgated Write Festvites So3 41c, ¥ore wich. Cona. ociild z 1,500 ; cail o Co. 1 JUST UNLOADED | good 1 buying. , movisd | e———— | LEGAL NOTICE | NOTICE TO CHEDITORS, save you over your HOURIGAN BROS. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Finn’s Block, Jewett City AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELL at Norwich, for e District a5 Ok Noveains, J\bfl.o Lite of i n, ‘m sid 1 n.n.m:u Py duto cite d Toregoiug HELEN M. DRESCH giv bert B, will _speak, foliowed by messages by Miss Parker. At the Church of the Good Shepherd, (Univerralit), 10.30 'a. m., Thanks; sarvice Sermon 5 |Our Thuakegiving Customs, Are 12 m., Bible school, ... 6:30 p.'p:., devotio t ¥OP C Federated < wil { Progressim At the n niel ‘Tt ks ci the Central Baptist church, Rav. " |Arthur ¥. Purkiss, pastor, morning sub- ject, The Church and the Individual ian service . 10:45; Sunday school ¥ Men's Bible class at noon . at 6:30, subject The Thanks ziving abit. Evening sermon subject, The Sins of the Fathers. At Tty )a-m.m. A. Le B. Eplscepal chareh, . Sunday mora- Thanksglving tn Our Sunday school at 12 o' 6:30, led by ing worship at 2 sion of the Insiznificant ™ The Earth's Crust. Interesting facts concerning the earth’s crust were disclosed by Col. Sir Sidney Burrard recently. “Isos- tasy” is the particular science which deals with the structure of the earth, and Sir Sidoey told how all moun- tains and heights standing above the sea level are compensated by deficien- cles of matter nnderiying them below sea level, and that all oceans and sur- face hollows dipping below sea level re compénsated by cxeesses of mat- underlying them in the crust. Something Like Cold! A commercial traveler gives a ter n the day be- ore 1 left, T attended a performance was a tragedy. but it was so cold that the tears of the spectators in the gallery fell like hailstone among rible account of the intense cold Sweden: “In Haparanda, at the theater. It Everybody wept; the occupants of the stalie.” Precursor of the Piano. The Larpsichord, comparatively mod- ern, represented an attempt to ‘coa. struct a horizontal harp that was . upon by means of oblonz wood- ealled Uncks." Our plano g ied and Improved harpsicord, in 1711 by Bartolomeo CTw 1 invented {alo of Padua. Head Of League Of Amefluu; Women Writers Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy. National President of the League of American Pen Women. Mrs.'Du Puy states that with the voie the married t become financially - to wield an un-influenced power. She puts forth the interest- Ing theory. that professional women and business women kept better homes than the stay-at-home de~ women, Food Is Piling Up For Thanksgiving In the Wholesale Markets § With generous offerings of all kinds of delectable Food, Turkeys and other kinds of Pouliry are also coming in free‘y i and prices are not lngh compared with recent years. Watch for our pricss—you are really buying at wholesale prices at this large, clean, sanitary market. SWIFT’S SILVERLEAF PURE LARD, 2 pounds. . 49c | q A ~ SHORE Ib. 12522 | TNATIVE EGGS. mmms LAMBfl i‘b 12.|Native Eels, b.. 25¢c| Dogen 95 soc|Fresh Flatfish, Ib. 10 Wflfi‘m MEATS Cooking Compound, 2 Ibs. 35¢ Lard Substitute. MOHICAN SELECTED EGGS, dozen ........... 65¢c Tlny are exira large, meaty, wholesome— right for every purposs. MINE NICELY C CURF.D FINNAN. "FRESH MOHICAN CREAMERY - LEGS D 4o Haddies, Ib. ... IScW MINCE MEAT IN \,w Gold M:dal Best BREAD FLCUR? 1-8 BbL Sack $1.69 —————— —— YELLOW CORN .o 55¢ Romdelams,pt.30cm Prime Rib Roast Béef, Ib. 35c| rrESH SOLID MEAT / |berries, 2 quarts 25¢ 'nnsBeeflsBondeuuflRudyforOven. Oysters,pmt SIRLOIN, ROHI,JND, POR TERAOUSE I FRFSHSALMON .o P: Bro: 30 R ANGES dos-0¢