Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 10, 1920, Page 6

WE at this time o year. It means that our stere is in HOLIDAY AT and ready for the Christmas rush, that our stock of goods suitable for CHRISTMAS GIFTS is complete, from Dells, Games and Toys for the Kiddies to the more expensive and morg practical gifts for the | Grown-ups. SHOP EARLY—EARLY IN THE MONTH AND EARLY IN THE DAY. TO GET THE BEST SERVICE. Holiday Handkerchiefs ' One of the items most sought after at Christmas time is Handkerchiefs, hence our very large and varied stoek. Ladies’ Lawn Handkerchiefs (3 in a box) Embroidered Corners—T75¢ to $1.50 a box. : Ladies’ Linen. Initial Handkerchiefs (colored initials) Ladies’ Swiss Handkerchiefs, Lace and Embroidered Cor- ners—50c each. Ladies’ Mull Handkerchiefs, with Venise Lace Edge— 78¢ Ladies’ Lace Edge Handkerchiefs, Hand Embroidered Cor- ner—$1.60, - Ladies’ Swiss Handkerchiefs, lace edge and fancy embroid- ered corners—$1.50 and $1.75. Ladies’ Plain Linep Hemstitched HandRerchiefs. ... .. 3%¢ Men's Handkerchiefs .. ...\ .....c....... 15¢c ta 75c Children’s Fancy Handkerchiefs, 2 in a box — 20c & bex Children’s Fancy Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box—45¢ a bex 2 AL of the instjur L'.“ LY § iless i Porter is said to money in stock iong, started Wwith the’ idea of paying off a mortgage on his mether's home. These specular tions have continged fer about a year and haye {rovod mest unfertunate and 089 is se'held that the bank Will he abla to recover it. ~Perter also was bendad {:r 3180.‘?‘0. B.b?:u?‘ia less te tha‘ M:k exi to exeesy - b e » y . Porfer was held in 300 bends and locked up at a police station. Mr. Prince and other officials of thy bank declined to make any Etatement relative to the affair ether than the bank's losses were discovered threugh the agtivities of members of a f of year, in bank's by-laws, carefully go over the books and ae- counts. Porter heretofore has been regarded a3 an unugually fine v man whe spent every evening at his heme with his bride of twe years and whase life unsuecessful It is stated that appreximately 340,-|wi 2 eommitte the best known of Banke; He make L:{‘ statement as to what his pse will be, e Judgment against the defendants was obtained after a trial in which the plaintift that she was injured as the resuit eollision between au- tel‘n-b.le:fldflm he eote;u‘a‘u, ’.".'1' 1 nz 8 uuo:r r. Bal- lard@’s ear, as his at the time of the aecident in which she was serioys- ly injured. Mony relatives and frionds gathered at St Mary'’s chureh Wedneaday morning to attend the selemn mass af pequiem aL m: funezal serviess for Mrs. Anna Ples- sis, wife of Joseph Plessis, a_former Topresentative of the tewn of Putnam. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Plessis 48 y¥ars of age. Bhe leaves her d, twa daughters, Bertha and Gertruls, a' sen, Arthur, all ef this eity, and her father and a Dbrother, regident in Tumer's Falls, Mass, f Rev. G, C, 8, McKay, at & service to be held at the Brandy Hill church in the tewn of Thempson Sunday afterndon, will preach his farewsl! sermon to church- YOU SEND IY, IT AEMEMBERED. FURSTRRT TN SEND A KIND WORD A CHEBISTMAS CARD MEAWS A LOT TO THE FRIEND T¢ WEHON WE'RE READY T6 NELP YOTU MAKE YOTR SWLECTION. DOWE'S, Established 1869, MEANS BEING Panielsen. Maurice Tourneur Presents His Screen Version of the 3 - ” LAST OF THE MOHICANS A Historically Truthful Version of This World-Known Story. The Prologue to This Picture Was Taken in This City and in It Will Be Seen Chief Lemuel Fielding and Family Who May Well Lay Claim to Being Truly the ‘Last of the Mohicans. ; NOTE:—The Remaining Episodes of the Serial “ELMO THE FEARLESS,” Will B Shown On Sundays Only. —— TODAY AND- ATINEE .. 28 SATURDAY NIGHT .. 20¢-28¢ “Mother, | Need You” ENID MARKEY, EDWARD COXEN, JACK STANDING, IN A SENSATIONAL DRAMA OF MODERN SOCIETY w“mm! ml,m‘h | STRAND SAYS SO goars of that section whom he has serv-| . - ed during his pustorate of the Baptist church of this city, where he is to close | poverty stricken and most deserving of his pasterate Sumdas, December 2§, go-|the city's unfortunates. ing to the Breadway Baptist church,| To do these things will require at Providence, Sunday, Jiénuary 2, as pas-|least 3500, Oriy a amall amount from tor, # each adult resident of 'tha city weu: Patngm's be sufficient te raise this sum, whis D e i etaTa%® | will be 0 used . as to bring an abund- ments afternoon and evening in Union | ance of good cheer into 'homes and to hall. The suceess ‘of Chautauqua. here|PErsons to whom the holiday would mean during the summer of the past few | little yeuAn.z for the activities eof ‘the years aroused ample enthusiasm to win | Salvation Army. s suppart for 'a winter Chautauqua course,| The army wWorkers have dene splendi nd Old r A [ Y work in the past in Putmam, a fact that Ncw al uhlong‘ “ ese Fhieh, It 15 indiested, aleo will meet With| U0\ win them generous donations rom fore, mighty entertaining. “Cheer Tp!” 1 various quarters this year, Dances A screen tlassic tor be discussed Chm,,“_u’,“ ::n The erdinary persenm can express lttle and remembered, apparently was free from all basis frem criticism. He was regarded by his as. immu at the bank as quist and retirs ing and is deseribed as mot much of a mixer, He was a very efficient worker and was held {p high regard by bank of~ ficials. Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of the state tu- bercuiosis sznatorium at Nerwich will come to the health station in the town hall building next Tuesday merning, 10 to 12, to hold anether in the series of clinics that he has conducted here during the past year in the interest of perseny aficted with tuberculesis er suseentible to_the disease. These clinics gre free, The werk that Dr. Campbell beap doing here has been made inl2 DANCE UNION HALL SATURDAY, DEC. 11th ROWLAND'S JAZZ BAND White Ivory and Manicure Sets Our White Ivory line comprises Trays; Picture Frames, Clocks, Jewel Cases, Combs, Brushes and Mirrors. Our Manicure Sets in fancy cases are made with Ebony or Ivory handles and are very attractive. Yuletide Umbrellas Today and Saturday “THE LAW OF THE YUKON” The depictions are fearless—there- e @ splendid r many Putnam i i j peeple, whe seem ta have lost their cour-| SYmpathy for the man who complaing —_—_— pu suit eversbody's taste to suit eyerybody's Himfih sl it O P RCAGT S Sl ik s b et 2 Third Company ||JACK® DEMPSEY pursc- .in every instance GOOD UMBRELLAS, and J{seals as is now going on obtainea tue | Viewing of what wes and skeptiest spec/| 0 ic, "So% purchase Jamaica ginger at 13 y : past year meney to meet the cest of what has been dene. The clinics have been a real been to many sufferers and unfisual bemefits have been obtained. If Danjelsen is now is the time to make your Christmas selection. We have Plain Umbrellas, Cotton Umbrellas, Silk Umbrellas; Black Umbrellas, Colored Umbrellas and Children's Um- eents for 2 ounces, Mrs. George X, Dresser exhibited a C number of thoreughbred Beston terriers D A N E at the dog Bhow beld in Providence this| AT THE STATE ARMORY business tactios and refleet degrae, and adversely, on the city's wel- fare. Fundamentally, there is nothing to worry ahout, industrially er business- In the Million Dollar Serial “Daredevil Jack” : 5 erous in purchasing the éue. | YilC . THIS I8 the _gladseme Christmas c. = ¢ Fall River was ORW. Sixth Episode In Three Reels brellas from popular price to the most expensive, from J|ine te present hoigny period th weri|Saasen. Thers I much to be dame br| ol O o Puteam on NoRReH plain wood handle to the most ornate, ' Prices range from Ji3e, > 2ot Uh s SoMG|mach of weighiasms i the fiture for| TMIMEY L icspe of the TONIGHT Cost of Carelessness Miss Miriam Bosmhower, visiting | .05 W i s cell | Bradiey theatre in this city and later Prizma $2.25 to $12.00 EACH = Jurse. said Thursday sttemosn that the DS e e e it | 1easee of a theatrs at New Landen. is DANCING 8:30 considering business epenings awaiting his attention in Montreal and i Porte| ROWLAND'’S JAZZ BAND Rico. Miss Katherine Bymne is the mewly ADMISSION : elected president of the Putnam Civie GENTS 550—LADIES 40c THIS INCLUDES WAR TAX uated. Incidentally, thet much work te be had by those who really search for it—not ~passively await it6 coming and then earefully diseriminate as to what ene shall do. The preat majority of pee- ple in Putmam are working. A few are eroaking. “Cheer up!” A new year with al work along health lines in the scholes the coming year, This eourse will include study of body hygiene, pre- Der diet to increase weight, ‘ete. Those Who are interested in seeing ‘1’1-.- work properly carried out will help y purchasing seals. Work being dene & here is in conjunction With the state| UITUl PrOmise {8 just ahead tuberculosis commission 4nd the Chil-| Apmreximately 38 of the employes of dren's Health organizatien, which is af-|the Seuthern New England Telephone filiated with the National Child Weitare | company in Putnam, Danisisen — and league. Meosup divisions and members of their families will gather here on the even- ing of December 23, for a Christmas tree party that prebably will he held in Odd Fellows' hall en Pomfret street. Such gatherings have béceme an annual event and ther is much interest in them SCREEN SNAP SHOTS Short Sketches From Life of Famous Moving Picture Stars BEAR TRAPPING EDUCATIONAL CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE SATURDAY 2 TO 10:30 \ Christmas Millinery \We are showing the latest shapes made up in all the new shades for a Dress Hat. The new soft effect as well as the more tailored. For Children we are showing a line of Beaver Hats in brown, nayy and black. For Girls and Boys, Angora Caps with Scarfs to match, also Toques and Tams. We have everything now in Infants’ Headwear. clyb and Mrs. E. C. Morse, vice pres. ident. Mrs. Walter Rich was olected secretary-treasurer. The Dress commit: tee is Mrs. George Blythe; directors, Mrs. C. D. Arnold, Mrs. Stanley Wicks, Miss Clara Larned, Mrs. George Blvthe. Notwithstanding the fact: that ‘the rajl-t roads are not veey busy just now and that men are belag laid oft Dy the hun- dreds on the New. Haven road, hard coal is not coming through in such vel- ume as to effect the record high prices, all of which is a big mystery to.the ul- timate consumer. It may be mentioned among the employes. In addition to the|hat local coal dealers are‘in no way tree there will be a period for soeial fea- | fesponsible for the rates being eharg: tures such as dancing and refreshments|eq. are to be served. “American Made Dolls” are he‘{:: ad- Salvatien Army werkers of this eity| vertised by one of Putnam’s retailers, an will start out Saturday in an endeavor|indication that the German-made pror to obtain 3300 to meet the costofcarry-|duct has not as yet returned to favor ing eut the Christmas work they would | with the buyers for ‘the retail trade. like to 4o during the holiday period. The| As the result of a dopation of money familiar strest kettle will make its ap-|received frem Esther Bishop, the church pearanes tomorrow, and few who remem-|at North Woodstock is being wired for ber the remarkable werk done for thej electricity. boys who were overseas will pass it| What may count for a .no’-séer_m without making a cemtribution, every|during this particular winter sifted in penny of which will be used to DLring = cheer and happiness, as well as more substantial things in the homes of the needy here at Christmas time. The army officers here have planned; to supply dinner baskets to one nunarea of the Poor, arrangs a Christmas tree|, with gifts for the poor children, provide new shoes and stockings during the win- ter months te a selected list of the most from the northeast during Thursday, a very disafreeable day, but at nightfall there was only a trace of the white stuff on the ground. Michael Cronin, Miss ¥mma MeBrids and Mlssw Helen and Madeline Cronin were at Warren, R. I, Thursday to at- tend the funeral of Mr. Cronin’s meth. er, who for vears had been a resident of that place. Mrs. Joseph Jette of the Rivervicw jsection submitted to the amputaticn ef one of her fingers which had Decome in. fected, making the operation pecessary, The bedy of Themas Carlis, who died at the state hespital in Nerwieh, was brought to his heme in Centigi Vil- hlez;'hlflfili in chargs of Undertaker L. E K Tha William Segur, whe died receptly at his home in Thompson, wWas a veteran of the Civil war, having eerved through’ nearly four years of the oconfliel was for several months held by the feder- ates as a prisoner at Andersonville, one of the horror camps of the war. Mrs. George D. Clark has taken charge of the Sewing class, which meets twe evenings each week at the Putnam Trade schocl. Members of the Putnam Ceuntry clup would have been interested Thursday meorning in seeing a fine buck that was hoaming over the links south ef the ecity, on the easterly side of the trolley tracks, Miss Harvey of Pomfret is leaving town Saturday te spend the winter in Bermuda. At the heme of Mrs. Arneld J. Lizet- te a whist party was given by the par- ishioners of St. Mary's church on Wed- PERKINS—In Des Moines, Jowa, Det. 4 |'noean ™ tamoon, for the poor and the 1920, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs John |,/ 6is will be used to- buy Christmas Saveins §‘§:““,§“m‘,";"c_ Ferking of | necessities, This party was the third in Gales Ferry, Conn.). the series and two more will be held be. JOMNSON—In Griswold, Dac. %, 1920, alfore Christmas. The affair at Mmfl- daughter, Dorotty Lueile, to Mr. upd | Lizotte's homg was entirely gu L Mre. Raymond B. Johnson ef Hartford, | there being twelve tables in pikk Mise BROWN—In Norwich, Dec. 9, 1920. afClara Larned, who waa in charge of the son, Macdonald, te Mr. and Mrs. Allyn | party, won the. first prize, a bottle of SATURDAY MATINEE CHILDREN 15 CENTS mean hard study of nights for most of us.—Milwaukee Journal. —_— Revenge is sweet when compared *he bitterness.of hate. plc Md;r - DEPARTMENT STORE ~ iennedy, of Danielson. irsday ov & the body of Wilfred Desjardins, 18, whe for the past nine years until a short time ago »ad been 2 resident on Mechanic strect, srrived here from Sherbrooke, P. Q. where he died Wednesday morning. . The young man, who was a rcélative of Amos Morin, superintendent of the Connecticut Mills company, was trans. ferred some time age from the plant of the company here to their mill at Sher- brooke. -While full details of the cireum- stances surrounding his death had net been received hers up te late Thyrsday afternoon it is understood that he had been spending 2 few days in a eamp “They WORK Putnam, Connecticut “while you sleep” RORN., " The bunga‘'ow beirg built for Harvey Flint of Providence, on the shore of Biue | recent suest of ni Pohd, is nearly con.pieted. Charles Bab- |und the. Tattors samr A 5 Baboock, cock and men did the stonework, building % & stone chimney and fAreplace T M Mrs. Charles Boss, Mrs. Fred Boss and Will Wonders Never Cease? Miss Eilsie Niles were recent guests of It is a good sign that the life insur- Mrs. George Collins at Westerly ance rates on the president of Mexico erly were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory C. Kenyon Sunday. Herbert C. Babcock of Ashaway was a : speed of the E. H. S. players, who dis-| 1 Brown, Hudnut's toilet water. Miss Sherlock A number of the Loyal Workers met at | have not advanced lately.—Loa Angei- | oarins, the slack ,f,'"“, of otk at the|o i veq crack shooting and good pass- won the second prize, a pair of stocks the church Sunday. {es Times, o P o In.s el tooot & logcy MAEBIED. ings. The consolation award, a hand Mrs. Sadle Mewards has returned to her s TR T il it s caavere ot ‘zcctl:em he So.| Next Wednasday, Dec. 15 K. H. 8. 0 oy oHRISTIANSON —In Nor: | brush, wenf to Mrs. Alexander Gilman. g Aot g B b Or Ite Salt. WIS et b e g 2nd | meats Bartiett High School of Web- | TURNELLC a0, oy R H. Rick- | Fruit punch and cake were served. A o ns, ney and erbert Ed- 3 her s The only wonder is that nebody seld E the Atlantic Ocean ,to the Board—New Yerk Herald,, ter, Mass., ‘at Danielson. This team is etts, Albert’J. Turner and Mrs. Hor-| ymall fee was charged for admiesion. Tated as one of the fastest in the eircuit. T t6 a hospital in Sherbrooke, where Hhe tenge Christianson, both of Norwich. Gecrge Wiiking of Church street, is Mrs. Rodney Edwards and Mrs. Her- Shipping|died after being ill with typhoid paeu e Bt T o SR o I L D8 s D R T e S 1 e e et e e Woodcrest Y _ He was regarded as being a promis- *""Right Forward, ¢ ridge, Ralph Keirstead of New London ;370U 228 Ty PRURCOR 2L 5 00 Tin ate Rev. E. P. Mathewson of Ashaway Get in the Game. ing young vfi‘ll'mu and had been sent 3 3 McKinistry | and Mise Anna Ruseell of New York. tendance. M# Wilkins is employed by preached in the Sevents Day Daptist| A gutter differs from a jackpot in that |'° SPCFProoke o do special work, nux-gnv——%l:‘}vemgmlél f:;‘{‘af? the Putnam Woolen company as book: rch hepe Saturday it can be opened with one spade—Enf.| ¥or the remainder of the year the Spielman | 8 1950 by BEv VINOd Miss Sadie M, | keeper. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Smith of West- |falo Express. plant of the Connecticut . rrills, work T This (Friday) evening in tRis ecity . ing at about twe-thirds of its produc: Brackar nnwxrr; AILEY—In Columbia, Dec.| Putnam High plays a game of basketball e ————e——wyemem | tion capacity, will operate on & full 5, 1920, by Rev. Thomas Newton Owen. | with Bartlett High, of Webster. [ ] Uime schedule of. ten hours a day. The Beck | Walter Chapin Hewitt of Hebron and plant has increased this week ths ferce of operatives whe have heen werking there. - It is stated there are rifts in clouds that have hung over the tire f ric industry throughout the country since early fall Encouraging %igns are noted in the prospects for January bus- iness and the early spring seems cer- tain to bring another boom period, as Miss Annie Eunice Bailey of Columbla. Decimals Too. We are in a fair way to become a pation of sixth graders, says a veice from Dane county. Sixth-grade knowledge is not so small. Let's see, we will know all about fractions, be able to trace the circulation ef the blood, and give the boundaries of all the countries of the earth. It will Thursdey eveaing = Chief MacFarland arres! Adelard Lasmiere, a youth, who the | will charged in conrt this morming with breaking inte the Ideal restaurant ‘Wednesday night and cleaning out the ¥, cash tegister. “Lasmiere had been previ- | DUCHETTE In Noank, Dec. % 19 ously arrested here for ralding the box | Joseph X Duchette, ag years, for- afl'e: :L'th:"oznha:m n:h::m e c,.-nul\'——}:n Nor;fl‘:h. Dec. 3, 1820, e & H th i i s s'clock Thursday evenl Thomas Carlin of Central Village. Bayer on Genume dr:wfi“,e‘:tm:%‘ hii""bf.n"'t‘i.bf:{‘.,.l"".‘, an alarm from box 52 called the fire de: | gRoWN—In Norwich, Dec. §; 1920, Mac- A greatly reduci h partment to a house in Academy street | donald Brown, infant son ef Mr. and 2 Tactured tires on ‘h.}m:u:.":h:'“‘:“,'; occupisd by the families of Theodore Ful- | Mrs. Allyn L. Brown. Warning! - Unless you see the name “Bayer” on The work of. remodeling - the - Hiiiy |on snd Winfield Colwell. The blaze ra street plant of the Comnecticut Milla ::/buvun partitiers but was extingais] tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed |company js prosressing, twe hoers o |4 before materisl damage was done. » 2t pooy the mill ben.x finished Co ¥ Abeut 7.38 Thursday eveaming a big mo- by physicians for. 21 years and proved safe by millions, |inz. ~Tais mil wit ve rery sor SHM- | 1or track awned by M. 3. Fowr-ot Sor: -2 tion by April. It is to be devotel ex-|cester and a light touring car owned Ly clusively 1o the preparation of yarna|Alfred Touchette of Dayvilie were in col DIED, OWEN—In Woodstock, Dec. 4, 1820, C. ‘E\ec(a Berrian, wife of the late George Austin Bowen, aged 19 years, Do “vou feel beadachy, upset, fuil of cold ? one or two Cascarets tonight for your bilious, constipated, Take S liver and bowels. Wake up with head clear, stomach right, breath sweet and feeling fine. \ No griping. no inconveni- ence. Children love (ascarets too. 10, 25, 50 cents, BOY SCOUT “Aspirin SAFETY FIRST!. Accept only an “unbroken package” of genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” which contains proper direc- tions for Headache, Ea?ache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheu- lnafism, Neuritis, Lumbago, arid pain generally. Strictly American! Handy $in boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents—Larger p Aspirin is the trade mark of BayerManutactiire o Monosceticactdestor mw and the weaving of what ig knewn as square-woven fabric, the material that ®oes inte “fabric” tires, The Industrial place mill of the company will be given over to the preparing of yarns and #0e weaving of cord fabric and will be known as ‘the “cord miL” This mater- ial goes imto’ cord tires, which are new going onte scores of thousamds of auto- mebiles throughout the country. 1t will be cheering news to the pee- ple us a2 Whele to learn that the tire fabric industry, whieh is all-impertant to the communities hereakouts is be- ginning to show signs of s revival It is now apparent that it will impreve throughout the coming two months and be back on a rTush basis in the eariy spring, as shortages of seme sizes of tires are already being reported as the result of the drastic restriction of pro- duction Dby tire manufaclurers. f Killingly High sehol wom 1its second game of the season by decisively de- featinp “the fast traveling High school team of Southbridge, Maes., 6414, Th score was somewhit one-sided, nev theless, . the game was a fast one and offered many thrill The feature of the game was the genersl, all-around lislon at Davis switch on North Main street. ' The everhang of the truck caught on the Bews of the touring ear and wrecked the tep smd windshield. Ne ome was injured. Childrean Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA , LOUIS E. KENNEDY () PANIELION Ui and Soweisl Attamtion ts Every Ootah +H. & F. W, TILLINGHAST Funeral Directors and Embalmers M‘I—Vlih‘m Cenn. AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT Ceurtesy, Efficisncy, Satisfaction Tolephens Connection. Msesus Div. Funeral Church & Alien 15 Main Street T Directors_ ! " —AND— Embalmers dy Assistaie phone 328.3 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SM)TH ALLE WHEN YOO WANT to put your busi- ness hefore the public, there is no medi- um better than threw columns of The Byllet| gh “the advertising in. Opportunity Week DECEMBER 6th to 11th Ou prominent man gave $100.00, saying—"Boys Age Ons= of the Best Investments for Norwich.” One mfi man gave “$1.00” One prominent man “had never heard of Scouting.” “Norwich and Progress” Can we continue to use this Slogan ? 2Nt > ¥ £ £ S ———— o otapy et - -~ -