Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 23, 1920, Page 8

Norwiek' Buflettn, Wilimentis 23 Chureh wiweet. Telephone 105, What Is Geing On Temight Obwebetuck lodge, No. 16, 1. 0, O, F., meets at 397 Main street. Medern Woodmen of Ameriea, Camp Neo. 0548, meets at 751 Main street. Trinity chapter, No. 3, R A. M., mtd convoeation at Masonie hall. AT the sehesls in the tewn of Wind- ham that come under the supervision of the tewn school committee close this (Thursday) aftermoon for the holiday va- catin which lasts until Monday, Janu- ary 3, 1921, The annual scheol calendar gave the date for the closing of the schools as Friday. December 24, but at the request of several teachers in local scheole. some distance from Willimantic, it was voted at the November meeting of the town school board that scheels should be closed Thursday, December 23rd, to give these teachers opportumity to reach their homes before Christmas day. Many »f the loeal schools will hold Christmas the grades at Natchaug planning to hold th at the schosl at 9.30 e¢'- moming. mas programmes have alse been Offies, 20 treatment tin Write EONDON MFG. CO. Minneapolis, Minn. Kiliourey Bros. FUNEF\L DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Willimantic, Conn hady Assistant) 86 Union St Phone 20 JAY M. SHEPARD whose parents live in cities at; nmnfld by the tmhen in ether: pub- lie schools .and ' in ‘the twe parochial scheols. Wednesday merming at 9. o'slock, the kindergarten; pupils at Natchaug Gram- mar séhool gave the following. programmia |- which. was witnessed by the parents of the children: Jack Frost Faries (i) song, Jack Frost Is a Merry Little Eif: (b) Dramatization of Song: (c( Folk dance; Leaves and Nerth Wind . (a) -Seng Leaves Had a Party; (b) Dramatization of Song by Leaves and-Nerth Wind; Snew Faries and Dame .Winter. a Folk dance; Farmers and Farmerettes, () Folk dance. “Oats, Peas, Beans and Bar- ley Grow ;" sems, Thanksgiving Day; song. Clap, Clap ‘the Hands; The Toy Store (an -imitation of various toys); song, Away in the Danger; song. Santa Claus Puts On His Cap; (a) Dramatiza- tion of Song.. There is eme man in the state whe at least-had a chance to talk with the driv- er of the “whiskey buggy.” who gave the police in this section of Connecti- cut a2 merry run for their meney, Men- dey night. H. W. Porter, of Columbia, who runs a grooery store was the man. His storv runs that. about $.17 o'clock Monday night 1 Packard autemobile pull- ed up in frent of nis store and the driv- er came in and asked for ten gallons { wasoline, to be put in the gas tank a hurry. While Mr. Foster was do- ing this the man mauired the way te Middietown afid Saybrook and after- be- ing told that the roads were bad - parts of Hebron remarked to his com- panions in the car. “Well 1 guess we'lll chanee it, fellows.” Aceording to Mr. Por- ter there were three men in the car, two of whom were in the automobile, but their up-turned collars 'kept him from seeing their faces. The driver was me- d'um height, smoeth faced. wore an ul-| sier and a felt hat. The ecar had a fiont registry number but the rear num- bar was gone. The car digwppeared in the direction of Hebron. The car evidently was driven back to its: sarting place ‘by the driver who used o*her roads to gain ends. Abent & week ago. The Bulletin print- of e a stery about Samuel Chesbro Trillimantic. dieging potatoes in his d:n, and the writer stated that W mantic could lay ciaim to the champion-| slip for winter harv of the .county. A who lives down in Plainfield, has reason | e Iny claim to & g eater feat. Dacember 18, Mr. Green took machine and going into the fieids on poperty cut the grase standing there a1d left it over night to dry out. Sun- lny, December 19th. (but don’t taM this| | Dlue ‘iaw harpierst), Mr. Green | went inio that same field and carted qiantits ‘of 2006 hay, inte his barn.. Th hay. according to M Green's neighbors any harvested in'the sum- * as good as | azhools. Fra eandry. wm Jbe’given'a hearing in- police court this (Thuriday): morniig. He. was ar- riated ‘on warrant.by Chiet Killourey con Wednesday afternoon charged with non- support of [ his_wife ‘and their *, minor clild, Francis, the complaint alleging that e time of. noh-support jwas from ‘No- fember lsh. G L The South Coventry amthorities are in- vistigating an alleged robbery that took piace at' the home of John Day .of that prace Tuesday: afternoon between the hours of 3:and. 5...Day claims . the bu- rean in his bedfoom had béen ransack- ed and $60 in-bills' he had hidden away i been stolen. - The key. to the front dvor, which had been ‘hung on a nail near by, was used'in ‘gaining entrance to lhe Fouss. The fellewing. members of the Ladies’ anxiliary to the A. O. H. were elected officers for. the ensuing year at the meet- 3¢ reid Tuesday night: President, Mrs. Tiileen Racicot ;- viée president, Miss Mary Moran ; recordine secretary, Miss May Shugrue . financia- aacretary, Mrs. Bllen Tynei . treasurer. Afigs Mary Ottenheim- er. - gertinel, Cellie. Cannon; ser- seant-at-arms, wry. White. of ‘New Jersey, .a pedler, ‘was' before the police court in this city’ Wednesday ' morning charged with plying his trade without a ligense. He claimed he had sold omiy to. stores but it was. proven -that \he had sold his wares to private individuals. The case was noled - upon. pavment .. :of ; . CONUS. amounting to $5.15.. .The case of Mrs. Gamelia: Mazsola charged, with was continued to, Monday morning, cember 27th under -bonds of $50. Harold C. Randall of Rocky Ford, Col, a student at Yale unmiversity, is spending the .vaeation With, his grand- parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. C. Randall, of Willimantic. ing M8 % George' Jameous, Christmas programs wers chrricalout in all’ primary ‘ and - intermediate grades of St. Joseph's parachial, schoot Wednesday afternoon, and- the -510. pubils in the school enjoved themsslves gréatly. All pupils in" grades, above ‘the second ' were given. candy. poptorn.and fruit, the gift of Rev. John E. Clark.. ‘pastor of ‘the church. The children in ‘the Kindermar- | ten, first and’ seeond ‘zrades received each a quantity of candy and popcorn, and toys. gifts of the Daughters: of Castils and Mrs. John O'Neil. Santa Claus. John Ryan the Well known K. 6f C. en: | tertainer .gave the 'gifts to the children. and the ruddy faced :good 'fellowufrom the north pole got a great welcome from the kiddies. oy : Pilgrim® Day. prpgrams ware carried out Tuesday in ali’grades of St. Josepn's recitations,. and ing given by class members. The nro- gram ended with the singing of America by the entire sehiodl. The officers of James. . nn_u: Post. 9, American’ Legidn. “for 1§21 have been selected as follows: Post com- .phiné -Swireska Lesni: readings. -be- | l ycu hue a venuu\ or chest x‘:d with tmn hckle. ess, or difficult oarseness. ur child wakes up e ‘night with croup and.you want qmck heln. try this réligble Md ome-made cough remedy. Any drug- ;ht ean I?ply ou’ with 214 ounces of Pinex. x into a pint bottle nnd fill the bottle with plain granu- lated super.syrup. Or you- can use elarified “molasses, homey, or. corn ayrip.’ ifistead” of sugar syrup, if ire This recipe makes a pint of really remarkable cough remedy. "It . tastés good, and in spite of its lew eost, it can be depended upoh to give qmck and Tasting relief. You can feel this take hold of & eough in & way that means business. lr. loosens and raises the phl throat tickle and soothes an the irritated membranes that lme the throat and. bronchial tubes with such promptuess, euu nd_cer- tainty that if really Pinex is a special md hxlhly co! . eentrated compound of.genuine Nor- way pine extract, and is probably the bests known -means of overcoming « severe coughs, throat and chest colds. There are many worthless imit; tlonl of, this mixture. To avoid di App mmt ask_for “2% ounces of inex” with full. directions and don’t accept anvthing else. Guaranteed tw give - absolute satisfaction or money wronwfly .refunded. - The Pimex Co., rayne, Ind. 13, 1847, and has made home -for many vears. There were thirty births in the town ot Windbam during November. The new arirvals were twenty boys and tén girls. The' list follows: —Francis Willlam, ‘son ‘of - Franeis C. and “Helen Chesbro Johnston. 7—Andrew, son of Joseph and Jose- Andover * her 7-=Rohert- Alfred, son of Alfréd Va\ed.a Bissonette Vertefeuille 38— Walter, son of Wojiek and ervl»en flevebor Kansek. 3—Margaret Maud, daughter of Ste- ‘shen and Blanche Vertefeuille Young, 9—~Marie Julienne Yvanne, daughter of Bmile and Albertine Heryieur Habert. - « 0-=Sadie. daughter of Israel and Jennfe ivalden Gimpwski. +-Joseph, ‘son of Harry Bejla. Riben Oguschewitz, 10—John. son of Péter and Annle Ko- asamga. ¢ -Richard Marshall. son o’ Harold H. and ,Mabel A. Jester Frost of New Hart- ford. - 14—TElednor Virginia. daughter of John &nd Candida Ratto De Marchi. . - 14—John. son . of .Daniel and and ‘Anna Anaije Julfen | fie makers of Karo Muple are the world’s largest users of mdple sugar. Why this interests you Fromt the wofld’l finest maple groves in Vermont and Canada come tons of rich maple sugar to make Karo Maple. Over five million cans of Karc 3 Maple were sold last year. Two reasons’for this' record- Unexcelled, delicious flavor— _and remarkably moderate price " to the housewife. There is nothing better for the \ srowing child who uses up a lot L'cnh:m °- l-”'.h Y-'l Pfienergy in playing and study- ing than the new Karc Maple. Let your children have lots of it on bread or toast, and ses how they prefer it to other sweets. The new Karo Maple is perfectiy delicions on waffes or pancakes—or wherever you want the sweet, whole some flavor of pure mapie syrup. Prove Karo Mapie at our expense Go to your grocer today and get a can 4 of Karo Maple in the Green Can. Try ] it just ence. If you are not sati with it, return it and get your money back. : ekl i { mander. Dr.(Cgpt) W..P, Katrina Kisel: Enccesding Filmore & Shepard e e it admit that Willimantie |7t YVice comminder Aibert iToMa” Anate. danghiér of-Daniel J: F | Director & Embal et lay ciaim: fo the winter potato .har- | Sccons Vice-commander... Hepry and ‘Annie Gee Gleason unera rector mbaimer Vrating championshin but Me. Grean. who | POSt ‘adjutant, Edward “Morris: Ti—Delmfar Warren. son sf DNeimar V. €0-67 1«ORTH 8T. vV LLIMANTIC | i lieves in “making ha;v'wnu; the wan {OiCer. Bdward 1. Peckham: chamlain. | \nq Giagys 1. Tewis Potter of Marefisld La%y Asswlaat Tel connection | siines” has Fay AT e Harriai Eleansr. daughter of Minot — | i"g champion nfieid historian, Dr. “.‘P. S ?k'g S.-and-Mary, M. Packer Fryer. 3 b pecese ha ethletic officer, Michae! 'J. Farrell; | ™ 14 Rohert Shattuck. son of Charles Dl' F C J k 214 say. Windham county lays cl emplovmient offiter. Wdward A Morrs | 4y fannie. A. Sniith Backus. e AUGKSONY « |11 winter- hacvestion: enars onz in ior ding commities are to 'be apfointed | o Geriruds. Florence.. daughter of = . | 7920, Anyore dispute tais claim? e e e Wrifeed) aal Migeiik B sTavenos Lol faters Taddicals; aitendanch when ‘nhefipd |morsyhate” besk apeadtng " A7 fow have returned to South N after DENT(ST | zer coach of the New Haven| Mrs. Hatti> Bakeér, widew of Charies n. | viere, ; for sick people rémote from the usual | with' their parents, Mr. and Mrs visit with Postmaster Charle r left the jrons Tussday night)Baker. died Tuesday at her home.in An-| 18— “Harold, 86 of Thomas F. and. Alice | yractitionere. Sl - e 715 Main Street, Willimantie mhen being broken onte one o' the spare|dover from conges‘ion of the lungs. Mrs. | Dowd Neeion. The. closing '/ ercises at the Westmin- | Mr._and Mrs. E. J. Peckham and so James Choquette is =a mber for Hours—% a. m. to 8 5. m. Phone 44 in the iocal yard, was placed nacLlI‘aker was born in Haddim, Cém 18-—Harriet, Adsughter of Harold and ster Hill schoo® was o very pleasing af- | Roland of Willimantic wers we end the Liberty club and for Edward A Ida- Finhocksr” Rogers. * s fair. atfended- by about 35 relatives and | guests of Mr..and Mrs. ,A. S. Peckham. _Stiles fwor Rus;;‘_r;nn:lkxer‘:lnv of William (D.|friends of the " pupils: - Thé" recitations | Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jacobs and daugh- and Lucy McGr y. were, well given. The' school “is smaller | ter Mildred spent Sunday with relatives in . 21—Clarefice AGélbert. son of Hyvde A. |than for several years and the same chil- | Coventr < SOUTH GPJ:WOLD . W and Miidred Sypher Doubleday of Caum- [dren had parts in more than one selec- | The local school elosed Friday with a The funeral of E Young, wife ’ : - bia: : tion und-showed careful work by ‘thém- [Christmis tree for the nunils and exer- |of Walter G. Burdick, was S . 21—Russill Rogers. son of Willis P. | geives and their téacher. A prize for the |cises* for the enjoyment of paren nd |2t noon at her home ! and Dordthy Lamb Wlides; Jr., of:Mans- |best flower caendsr for 1920, 33, was |friends. The teacher. Rogers. will |ance of relatives an | fleld. ' |awarded Laurz Benrett, ‘while the sec- |spend the_two weeks' vacation at her | ling, Waterford, We TN, n g [, 22—Thaodors Rayinond. son of Kenneth |ond nrize, §2, was won by her sister, Vibla | home in Longmeadow. Mass. There was'|Voluntown. North Stonington. Pr £ \."and Fiorerce A. Backug Hillhouse. | Bennett: also a Christmas tree with a fine anter- |Jewett City and Norwic There = 232 & | "23—Lesiia Miner. Jr. son of Lesiie M. |‘ Miss Young is shending th eholidays at ytainment af the Village Hill school Fri- |beautiful floral tributes. The seric ; {ana Hiln Houghahosm Fatdn { her home'in New London. day evening. were condncted by Re boc 1 lmantlc onn. '« §i 26—Gilbert, son ‘of Elibabeth H. Treat| Arthur Merrifield, formerly of West- pastor of the local M. E. L4 of Mansfield. minster,“with his wife, is expected - for {EONARD BRIDGE |#he has been an active mer . 28—Harriet. (W fe, ‘dauzhter of Georze | Christthas and the wedk end at Reést-a- : s | years. and Arnj= B3oss Hsxie of Lebanen While.” Mr. Merrifield is hegd draughts- | Mrs. Kefineth L. Cummings and Mrs. | A Wilbur; acenm: ron P. K E ¥ # + 28—Arthun. A.. ton 6f. Arthur.J. and (man, and the youngest, heing but 18 yvears | Réxford E. Cummings spent.Monday in |nie u ws ‘ | Florence Gledhill Gagne. of ‘age. with ~the Seabury Shipbuilding | Norwieh. e 3 |in. Rixtown cemetery 7 33— Edward Parksr. Jr. son of Edward |company - 6f New York. -He lately, has Mrs. Charles .C. Carpenter and Miss Alonzo B. Nichols, Mr Mrs Herb P..and Helen W. Ward Sawin of Mana- [had accented in Washington rawings of |Cora Carpenter have returned from a |0, Eecleston and da of Waterfo $ an’ airplane so small And can probably be | Visit with Mrs. Sadie Carpenter.at-South | wera in town Sunday Jomenh Trancls. son Af Louis [made at so reasommble a price as to he | Norwalk | _Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Toung of . ? abeth Demantigny De Masse. within' the attainment of a man of mod- James Choquette was & recent Visitor | willimantic spent the werk end with B AL O 20-—Fialet.. daughter of Antoine and |erate means. Mr. Mérrifield is now work- | in Middletown ¢ cal relatives. * i : Tekia Tiskadlo Cymbar. ing on the full Rized model ”‘Mr; ‘:Yrrdr\' L. Watrous and Miss Doro- | My and Mre R : ¥ yde ar vich were loca 2 ; holidays at Willlam A. Durfee's i | T AP ristmas kFurs | mewene . g 3 John AntHony, formerly ~of Stafford | Mr. and Mrs. Wilsen Irvifie left Friday | Mrs. David Walsh raturned Sunday | g AIRDE CRETON & - Springs. now of Utiea. N. Y.“has been |for Chicago to visit,their daughétr, Mrs. | aftér Severa ldays' visit with Mr. and ’ 46A e MA » William Comins of Worcester academy | ruary. » brook, S T - | brought a foreclosurs suit aga your gitt 1s to be a Fur Coat, a Neckpiece, or Set, and that’s ||, wiiur comns of woreester academs lruare - 5 sultefing" trom ‘4 |companied by Mrs. Frankiin and son. [mant H. Hapden'of Groton and t- rth -d . th- h 4 f o Mrs. A. 0. Comins, for the holidays. |sprained ankle caused Dy wtree falling | Williym F. {Franklin, Jr. ‘spent Safurday |pers. in the case were fied W ; “ld be Attilio Tonon of Boston is spending twé |on it while he was working in the woods, | in New Yo o e superior eourt office a sugges ion wo consky enng7 18 event sho ! or In- weeks' vacation .in town. z 5 Miss Rachel Tiffany and prother Leon | Hr:\l';fw E. Cummings was in Norwieh | 000 e s T "',‘ suit '! v » The holiday rush began” Monday mbrn- [ar home from their schools for theé holi- [and Willimantic recentiy jon. Swo iiacts Sr MRS, . latyard is f h l l Fé- ing at the “oslomee and indications are [days. .. . . 4 Mr.and Mrs. Claude Cammings , of | asked. terest to you on account of the extremely low prices on reé- i o Soom s i irs |Gy 77 0 000 B B i Norrh: Coviitry Tmered. VialfiugS selatived | c l' bl f be the. largest it has ever been at the Jo- |grange; presented 4 verv interesting pro- | here Sunday Inftia rubber cHik' Wis Patented 190 1aDie Turs. cal offiee.. gram on.the .lkndihg of ‘the Pilgrims at| Mrs. Sadie Carpenfer amd som Robert vears ago in England The horough nAQe«!nm-Were in ‘sestion the last, meeting. Dec. 16th. a tthe stors of C.'P. Hodgson Tuesqay Guy : Wjggins has tone to cam; for a evening. short sta: < pr e R LY Mre. Annie Lordof Sayhrook ie spend- | | SRR QOUTH WXL NGTON; ;.’gu.me terzat ‘her. old! home on Bill Eugene Whitirg, and, Emerson- Morse of Willimantie, former emploves of the ‘G- Hall,.Jr., Co., were in!town last Tuesday renelfing acquaintances. Wart hab (been: , received . here that: George Niehéls, "a former foreman in th machine ‘shop.of ‘the G. Hall, Jr., Ceo.; is master’: mechanic with , the - Johl! Thread Co. -of, Grotén, Conx. Mr., and, Mrs. Frank Pobuda, Jr., and daughter “Alice 6f ' Canaan, N. H., are spending this week at the home of Mr. Pobuda's parénts. . Miss'. Emily . Wca\umurn Tot” Staméra: ville visited - at the home of her parents Miss Harriet Révnolds; ,who:teaches in Pomfret. is spending the- Christmas re- cess at her home in. Hamburg. Mrs. Frank Jones of Ivoryton was here Thursday last: o attend the funeral of Miss Angie BecKwith Mrs. B M. Jewett nnd Mrs. James Lord were Hartford vistfors ane day, lqn ee) A W, Bmell@pem Sunday at'E ;u\es" Ely's., Mrs. F L. Revholds was 2 New London'|« visitor, Satarday. ¢ " SOUTH KH..LING ~and’ Mrs. A. B Hall entral Viflage Wednes- GASTORIA _ For Infants and Children, Mnthers Know That Genuine Castoria this Ho home thom ' the Choate schoel, Wallingiord, for vacatien. Miss”. Glara. Hall. returned home ¥ v, 3 . last | Steila '!e"ocd is working . in ‘Préyi- y . ) week Friday .after a lengthy visit , With | dencs,, Australian Near Seal Coatees, 36-inch, | Taupe Marmot Coalee, Js-mch length, | triends in Caiitornin. “Mildrgd Kelley of ‘Dinieison, epent_ the At sthe annual communication of Y’nel week end at Fer hcme.. . A’ A, Jacques and ‘Miner Burd(ck are, Fiving. foxes some fine exercise these day: People who had hen rodsts robbed | by tnese sly animals hope the hunters will roynd ‘up &' good-number.” Fran¢es Unham; of Fast Killingly lmnt E the week end at-Henry Spaulding’s. A very interestirg candlelight servi was held in ‘the ‘cnureh Synday evéning. Rev. W. B. Williams read a' Russian story . |and there was special mimie by Danieison visitors. The ‘chiureh- was beautifully dee- orated with Christrnas greems and . minia- ture Christmas t¥ess. Mrs. Raymond Barlow and Mrs. P. H Coffey had charge of the ‘decorations Dorothy Davis amd Beatrice Coffey have the mumps. A Christmas tree and exfldm will be held in the chureh Thursday evening, Dec. 25. Miss Goss has charge of the program. CHESTNUT, HIU- Mrs. J. B. Small of Brooklyn staying for a Wme with her iter, Mrs. C. H. Tate. Mr. Small spent the week end here and returned to his home Mon- day morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Perldm of Man- chester visited the former's parents here popular models, with large shawl collars and cuffs of Russian Squirrel— $450.00 QUALITY ..... FOR $259.00 $325.00 QUALITY ..... FOR $215.00 Australian Near Seal Coatee, 36-inch length with large shawl collar and cuffs, black Skunk — $450.00 QUALITY ..... FOR $259.00 Australian and French Near Seal Coatees, 36-inch models, latge collars and bell cuffs— $225.00 QUALITY ..... FOR $149.00 $250.00 QUALITY ..... FOR $169.00 Raccoon Coat, 45-inch model, selected dark skins, large shawl collar— $498.00 QUALITY ..... FOR $298.00 large shawl collar and cufis of. R‘ceoon— Taupe and Kalinsky Marmot Coatees, 36- inch length shawl collars and bell cuffs, first quality skins— - $198.00 QUALITY ..... FOR 81%00 $175.00 QUALITY ..., FOR $115.00 Taupe French Coney Coatee, sitk lmed—; $125,00 QUALITY ...... FOR 375.00 i lodge, A “F. and A. M., held in Masonic [| hall "at “Merrow “Saturday evening, .the following . were ‘elected' to office : ‘Worship- ful master, Euzene, W. Latimer: senior. warden, John. R. Fdwards; junier war- ded, Frank P. Miler ; senior deacon, Her- bert -J. Baker: junior deacon, W. S. Ha- ven; senfor steward, R. B. Clark; chap- lain,” Charies _H. Copeland; , marshal, Leonard Smith; treasures, W. H. Hall; secretary,R. H. Worden. WESTMINSTER The Christmas festival of the chireh school, te which all have been invited, is on_Christmas eve, Dec. 24, at'T o'clock. A'large Christmas plum pudding has been ordercd ‘for the childrer of the schoel, with sweets for all. The Westminster or- chestra will give several selections and thers, will be other music,’ readings and recitations. The church is to be decorated | for the holidays Thursday ‘afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mann Page spend the boll- days here with their children. . Wednes- day of last week Mrs. Page spoke at a meeting of the INlinois club at the Wal- dorf on the Meaning of the Shepperd- Tewner Bill to Women in Rural Com- munities. . This bill provides and ensures Use For Qver Red sind Geay. Fox Schsfe:sud My —— $50.00 QUALITY FOR $35.00 A'SET Choker of Gray Squirrel or Durk Rac- coon— $17.50 QUALITY ...... FOR $12.50 Y, is - | Saturday, \ PenistentOou:h- P S B S **Richard Dimon is viditibg. in Harttora Thirty Years " Mra.Anna Canedy of Lebancn is-spend- : ing, the week with Mrs. G T. Chappell. | Wil Tate of Roston and his X | Charles - Tate, .of New York, his THE H. C. MURRAY CO.