Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 27, 1920, Page 12

ELKS. ‘The FElks memoral committee. have completed their plans forgthe annual Memorial Sunday on Dec. The me- morlal service will be held in the lodge room at the home and the principal ad- dress will be Rev. William A. Keefe, A musical programme will be furnished by the Elks orchestra and Henry J. LiiFon- taine and Mrs. Morgan Cronin Wili several solos and also a duet. Miss la Potter has been engaged as the ac- companist. The memorial committee ‘s Arthur Campbell, James E. McCormick, Willlam R. Stevens, John F. Fiwzgerall and James Harrington. ing. acted. 0ODD FELLOWS. . Uneas lodge, No. 11, L O. O. F., trans- acted routine business at their meeting on Mon, evening as did Saetucket Jodge at‘their meeting on Tuesday eve- ning. The meeting of Palmyra Bacamp- ment was postponed owing to the meai- ing night falling on Thanksgiving eve- ning. Uneas lodge will hold a rabbit-pie sup- per and entertairiment on mext Monday svening at the lodge rooms. Importanty business will take place at the meeting and it is expected that there will 'be a large attendance. that was the Moose PYTHIAN SISTERS. At the last meeting of Clover Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, with a good num- ber present routine business was trans- acted and a repopt of the recent apron and food sale wa$ made showing that a good sum had been realized by the tem-| ple. The pillow case prize was awar®Zd| to Mrs. Nelson Adams of Willimantic. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Ella Chappell surprised the members with a 186, cepted by as guests week was vent h Honors Willsle ; evening. The meeting closed in usual > kitchen utensils. A proceesion form with the singing of America and|Siorm Coury Polly Grace M. White | Kinds of Kishen WEOTle: L Boselea To Heal e o The Isand of Sheep Cadmus V. Honorla T ooE Lord Jim Joseph Conrad | §00d looking person Who o AC i if Ftn 2 by witm ate. |Bousekeeping. Mrs. Bugbee filled both 1] b Y N°t 3 3 D the, 2oEm_eWMed by am Me- | roquirements, the basket was placed be- - y At b D Nicol, situated just above tre borouzh [foc her and she was invited to inspeot Take Hayes’ Healing Haney : aside the Climon vs. Franklin, short Thomas 38¢ per Bottlo | | where he From one of the foremost made up of COATS With Collars of Same Material RICH FABRICS — THE ONES WITH THE ODD - NAMES—WHICH THE EX- CLUSIVE SHOP S TELL ABOUT. BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS WHOSE DE- SIRABILITY HAS BEEN | FULLY TESTED. DE- ' SIGNS IN GREAT VARIETY, WHICH HAVE THAT SUB- TLE AIR OF DISTINCTION WHICH IS SO HARD TO SECURE. Absolutely Stunning Coats $55.00 and $65.00 Values For $39.50 ker family who are on a farm in Pom- fret, Vt, was read. ‘With Leroy Johnson presiding the res: | ular meeting of Norwich Nest >f Ovls ‘was held in Owls hall on Tuesday even- There was a good attendance and matters of a routine nature were trans- Plans for the winter's activities ‘were discussed these Will be made at a later date. The <bazaar _being conducted Norwich lodge of Moose is returning good results for the order. evening has been postponed and will take place on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'- clock at the home. WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION, The Women of Mooseheart Legion were to be the guests of Mrs. Richard Carter this (Saturday) evening, but owing to postponed until Wednesday, Dec. 1. The ladies'of the WOMAB"! RELIEF CORPS. Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps. held their regular meeting al the Buckingham Memorial on Friday after- pleasing report of the good time enjoyed It was voted to hold a food sale whist Dec. 17th during the afternoon and Atforneys for William A. McClimon of P/\ston have filed a motion to set verdict ' for brought against him for $20,000 damages use of an automobile gument of the motion is claimed 101-‘};—.“‘,;5;& r court next week. Attorney J. J. nond is attorney for Mr. and Arthur M. | Waller are attorneys for Mr. Hyde. employed in a Bath street garage, is to|b leave today (Saturday) for Miami, Fla., Quarsty " NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, ki e NOVEMBER, _ JEWETT CHY Ex-Governor W. L. lways gure of delivery if it bore | photo in lieu of a written ad ett City’s own and only Colonel OWLS, post-mark in Hartford shows direct. ~Some Colonel, John! E. Frank Brot and announcement of - ot is master mechanic in one dustrial concerns of that city. ‘Woonsocket has not &scaped by - the The meeting to have been held on” Friday men in large numbers. It is brisk up much. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ashland street. Mazaar the meeting has beep 1 3 week Include the following: on have been very active i My Generation No.| Life of John Marshall noon at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. M. Florence Edward Bok| Mrs. Merton Bugbee was much sur- Dean presiding. The report of the sec- prised this week whiie spending the ev- | retary and_treasuror was read and ac.| Pressions of Theodore R°£";f’f.‘w°fl ening at Mrs. E. B, Cheney's to find that the large number present. A A ®risoner of Troteky's of the New London corn last made by“those who attended. and Carpentry Woodwork Green Valley {The Forbidden Trail TO SET ASIDE VERDICT woodlots. Mr. verdict in the suit of Mr. Me- James H. Hyde of - North in” which the jury gave a the defendant in the suit|iying here and there In the soft soil. Mr. MecNicol lives in tl accident. calendar session of the su- that time. McClimon Brown and Judge C. B. small brick yard Golng to Miaml. W. Geagan, who has been is to conduct a garage. THE BOSTON STORE boivipuaLry Service of a Goat Sale : THIS SENSATIONAL SALE BEGINS THIS MORNING =signers and manufacturers 6f Women’s Coats—a maker whose clientele is entirely exclusive specialty shops, and specialists in apparel of the very highest grade—we have secured these coats. Each one represents the most artistic designing, the best workmanship, and beautiful fabrics and colorings. /! Douglass, Brockton manufacturer is:so. well known by his photograph ‘that a letter sent from any quarter of the country was only his " But Mr, Douglas has nothing on:Jew- Gormap. Thursday a package of finan- _|cial paper game to him tirough the - maijfs from the Security Trust Company of Hartford. The only, address was a pho- tograph of the Colonel attached to the envelope with mucilage. ~ The - mailing letter lost mo time in tfansit and come of Woonsocket, is the guest of ‘his>sister ~Mrs. Johnson on Tracy avenue. Mr. Brown 6t the big He - sa; the ~dull times, and that many of the plants there are running short time and laying off there that a little closer to normal value of the dollar is necessary before times Earl Gray of the U: S. navy, now sta- tioned, at Newport is home on leave with New books added to Siater library last ‘Wm. Jewett Tucker Albert J. Beveridze The Americanization of Edward Bok Andrew Kalpaschinkoff Tra 8. Griffith Ira 8. Katherine Reynolds line, there are several large and valuable MeNicol wit ha number of men was cutting cord wood this week on one of the lots, situated on the flat, & little beyond F. C. Whiting’s house when a number of old bricks wepe discoverea house on the farm built in 1828 by Elisha who owned the property at Inquiry from Dwight Tracy, also a former owned, and of other older townspeople, established that fact that all the briek with which the house was built thrown aside by the maker. = Although they have laln in the damp soil of & swamp nearly a century they are as hard and perfect as though manufactured yes- terday. Rev. Clinton H. Andrews will occupy the pupit at the Congregational church Sunday morning. Donald C. Bliss. of Paxton, Mass, will sing a solo durinx the morning service. Chrigtian Endeavor meeting Monday evening. Rev. J. B. Aldrich's Sunday mornin= subject 4 the Me%hbdist ghurch will § A Brand Plucked {8 m the Fire. .. R. Saunders will lead the Epworth] League at 6 o'clock. At 7, o'clock! Miss Josephine Fish of the Deaconcss’ Home in Providence will speak. Rev. M. D. Fuller's Sunday >Wriing subject to the Jnuiors at the DLaptist church is Harold's Visit to the City. To the Seniors The Necessity of Persever- ance. Albert TI\:wster will Jead the Young: Pople’s meeting at 6:15. The sub- oct of the evening meeting is The Sur- Tounded Life. Miss Mary Wheelock and Alfred Rene of Bridgeport,_and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wheelock of New- London are weck end visitors at H. N. Wheelock's. The whist and dance for the Ashland employes and their friends given at the elub house Thanksgiving night was well attended. The first pajzes in whist were taken by Miss Edna Grenier and Waiter Johnson.. 'The second prizes went to Clifford Peterson and Mrs. Walter Palm- the John F. t the R. L. Nettie believea Gray of pes in asslsting brother organization with| Kiping's Verse “1885-1918. &r. Music for dancing was furnisehd by the bazaar that is being held irhthis city | Under the Apple Trees Burroushs | nics” Mary Brespahan, Emile and Na- this week. Time and Chang’ Burroughs | yo1eon Laliberte and Steeney Miss. There | — Excursions ~ Thoreall | yore solos by Prentice Chase and Wil- Autumn & ‘Thoreau liam Monty. Out of town guests included Misses Agnes Bresnahan and Dora Pelo quin_and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmel of Norwich. she was caught in o shower. [3he had been requested to bring her thimble, but she needed a clothes basket instend. Members of Dorcas Circle of The King's Daughters appeared prepared to heip fil that clothes basket and it contained ail Griffith its conténts. A kitchen maid sat on the top of the contents of the basket and beameéd serenely on the company, if she was wooden-faced. Sandwi:hes, cake and coffes were served by the social com- mittee, and Mr. Cheney’s famous, home- made, real cream fice cream was eaten with many oh's and ah's. Games were enjoyed and musical selections were en- cored more than once. It proved alto- gether 2 most enjoyable affair. AWy e brick Telephone 1328 \ Of Oakland Salesroom and Service Station AUTOMOBILE ‘BUYERS SHOULD SEE THE 1921 OAKLAND MODELS BEFORE PURCHASING A CAR. NORWICH OAKLAND CO. 324 MAIN. STREET NEAR POST OFFICE. WILL REVOLUTIONIZE THE WORLD GIVING LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER PATENTS ISSUED IN UNITED STATES, CANADA, ARGENTINA, CHILI, ENGLAND, FRANCE THE KNOWLTON HYDRAULIC AIR MOTOR at a minimum cost to Railroads, Industries and the people, making possible Lower Rents and Taxes. _American should be willing to help by investing a few dollars and receiving in return what that money is worth in a proposition with brains. We invite the fullest in- vestigation. Moving pictures of plant in actual operation shown at the Universal Tide Power Co.’s office, 22 Bath Street, City. ! Every true Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney nad daugh- es which were used by Miss Burdick's visited the home of Clark C. Palmer was nearly 100 years ago, were made In 2 established for this ipurpose only by Mr. Partridge on this flat now grown up to large trees. The s which Mr. McNicol brought up to s home give evidence of being over- | mings of Brooklyn. heated “or burned, and were doubtless j party was served on blee and white dish- ter Grace .of Moosup, spent Thursday | grdhamother. Another feature that. at H. E. Paul's. probably: did not take place at any other Miss M. A, Burdick had as Thanks- | Thanksgiving feast was the reading be- fore the dinner was served of the first Thanksgiving proclamation ever issued. Miss Burdick owns a copy of this procla- mation. Canvassers fo rany -cause have all kinds of experiences. Many of them not £o0 pleasant. But/after this It will be no trouble at all o find someone to go to Hopeville. The Red Cross canvasser who giving guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bur- dick of Woonsocket, Mrs. Emmg Ken- dall of Danielson and Mrs. Anna Cum- The dinner for the most - cordially - received and absolutely compelled to eat supper with Mr. Palmer and his son. —_— g MYSTIC George J. Heydecker, 65, died at his home near Fort Rachael Place early Thursday morning. While he had been In poor heaith for over a year his death He spent most of his life He never mar- was sudde: in Mystic and Colchester. COATS With Stunning Fur Collars THE COAT WITH A HAND- SCME FUR™ COLLAR IS THE ONE THAT IS IN GREATEST DEMAND. IN THESE COATS THE MA-. TERIALS ARE AS VARIED AS IN THE OTHERS, WITH MORE OF THE FINER AND CHOICIER WEAVES: TO SELECT FROM. THERE IS AN -AIR OF RICHNESS ABOUT THEM ALL WHICH IS ACTUALLY IRRESISTI BLE. BUY IT NOW. Strikingly Handsome Coats $65.00 to $100.00 Values For . $43.50 Good at any hour of the day Baker's Cocoa is especially §ood in the evenind a shortdime before retirind. 1ts flavor is delicious, #s aroma most stiractive, and it is condu- cive o restful sleep without being in any sense of ihe word, a Absolute and whole BowI v~ -rryy BU b Aovn Blhaea sy s s 3 AETNA Toviasu ALLEYS | MAesiiC HUILDING AMERICAN HOUSE, D, 3 . Prop. First class Garage Service Con: {Decled. Phone. Shetucket Street, | . DEL-MOFF, HOTEL, Eu Plan. | Hayes Bros.* Props. Telephone 1257, 2628 dway NURSERY Flowers and Trees FOR ALL OCCASIQNS ’ Orders Delivered { Maplewood\ Nursery Co. 1 T. H. PEABODY Phone 981 .CHIEOPODIST SRR v e A. G. THOMPSON, F. S. Chiropodist, Foot Specialist i Cromiit e A Suit -3, Allos Beliaios. S ey s + Nerwich, Conn. Fnone 1366-4 SRR T S i o N BOOKBINDING ¢ BOOKBINDZR - JOSEPH BRADFORD Blank Bookz Made and Ruled to Order 38 Broadway ried and his only surviving relative-3s brother in Brooklyn. o 1§ In early life Mr. Heydecker- clated with the late llzacon“l‘!.a-?. Sparks in the bakery business in Myatic, About thirty years ago he went te Col« chester and conducted a bakery in that borough until 1902 when he returned ta his hom® here. e that time and ul- til about a year ago his only business 'Woa @cthg as superintendent of €he Masonic Temple. From early Jife he was a staunch 2d- vocate of the temperance cause, by pre- A He was intensely in. terested in Masonry and that organiza- tion in Mystic #nd vicinity owes much of its success to him. He was a membet of the Consistory at Norwich, having been made a thirty-second degree Mason many years ago. His blue lodge membership Charity and Relief J.odge of c and he was a past m-§ r. He ed the chapter in Colchester and al- liept his membership there, he also was member of Columbian Commandery of Norwich. » For many years he had beep & member of the Mystic Hook and Ladler Company. first an agtive member and for more than Sfteen years past he had been om the orary I Tn polities Mr. Heydecker a democrat but always declined to beeome a candidate for public offios. The union Thanksgiving service at'the cept and example. e was falrly well tare was read by Rev T. Rhoad of taa ongregational church, followed by trayer by Rev. Jerome Greer of {§» 2ethodist church. Rev. J. O Osborne " the Union Baptist shurch preached a rery interesting scrmo1 on Thuwikagivine and he concluded by reading a portion f the Governor's proclamation. Solcs wers sung by Mrs. J. W. Jackson and Miss Ruth MacDonald. The collection was for the Red Croms. Mra. Violet Smith of New Taven is the Zuest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry ElMredge. r. and Mrs. Clarerce H. Willlams Jeft for St. Petersburg. Elorida, where “hey will spend the winter. The infant daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Wernon Clarke, who has been quite fil, 8 “mproving slowly. Miss Sarah Greer who Is engaged n @cal welfare work in New New Hayen The scrip- ‘n the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jerome Greer. ¥rs. Hetty J. Wilcox, who has 191 spending several weeks with her brother. George W. Wileox, left Friday for Bloek Island, where she will attend the ded- lation of a room In the Block Istand Baptist church in memory of her grand- faughter, Sylvia Barber Ricketson. Justin Stafford is driving a seven pas- Qenger automobile. » The Thanksgiving country damce in 044 Fellows hall Thursdqgr_ev @ % was a Very successful affair. The hall was lecorated with pumpkins and cornstalks. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold $| Trorpe there was a tarmily g Qrering Thursday, -those present being Capt. an Mrs. Fllas F, Wilcox of this place, Miss Jane Lester of Patchogue, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs Robert Hazard and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ben- uett, all of Westerly. Miss Louise Gray of New York was #t the bome of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Gray for Thanksgiving. (Example..of one - of cur m’ values) 8itting Room ' Suite - of 3 piecos, Sofs, Wing Chair and Arm Chair, covered in blue figured tapestry, Re- movable epring ‘cushions, at $235.00, GOOD FURNITURE AND RUGS LAST A LIFETIME Call and examine our stock, and note N. S. GILBERT & SONS SHETUCKET STREET