Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 29, 1920, Page 6

mfl- ‘Meongay next the .mmn ot paresl’ to, Danielson business men | Mayotte m No. 13, Amefican Legic Cwitl b under a new arrange- hek{m,mkmc Monday evening at . et . Postmaster Raymond E. Al-| Arcanum ol rooms and . elested. Jen has ablé to bring about. Here- | folowing, of and it been the rule that business | vice officer, Archibald 4 offics for all parcel | historian, Edward F. | ot thy 1t is | officer, Geo S. Shas mmtot- Héved that the néw arrangement will r, Louis Girard ; ehapiain, Rey. Boyn- :”:Pyy pleading to local business in-| ton Merrill; -exiunt 4t arms & Deliveries at a business place | Trahan; chairman of publicity commit-|- swill be mmde, however, only after a| tee, Mark F. Klebart ; chalrman of per- member of the firm has made formal ap- | manént quarters and memorial commit- n&s- At the postoffice that this be | tee, Edward F. Perry; auditing commit-| < tee, Michael Daigle, Archibald Masdon- ruu-m Allen gave out on Tuesday | ald, Jr.; finance committee, \Michael ‘hat trom December 18 to 25 inclusive | Daigle, Archibald Macdonald, Jr., and 1186 sacks of incoming and outgoing | Russell Perkins; post activities and wel- 4Mail were handled it the local office as | fare commitiee, James J. Charton, J against 1007 during the same period last cobRAben.H uim;t W. W:tl-te. 'Cn;fles ‘sar. . Thess figures do not include the [ A. Ryan, Henry J. Lamb constitu- eiltison, Which ke mote. UEHLLY Pucky | tior And by-lkwa soumbtod: Bl & ;g“;‘,“? will ""“ about Jannary - i te s es e 26 with letters and cards this year than | Perty, Whitman Danielson, Joséph D. evér before. In addition to the mail be- | Flagg. ing. héavier thik yéar than it was Jast| The next razulap meeting of the post :"“"z:“mm“r 2“ - 1 g ; e ; ONE NIGHT CNLY the receipts of the office were also great- | will be heid at the Arcanum' club rooms, | \N€ be a New Year's ‘affair, and e —— e e e e et e~ PRESENTS B - » er_duting the holiday period, but Post- | Monday evening, Jan, 3, 1821, i el Tt i S master Allen did not have the exact fiz-| lLeon Talbot and Frank Baker were in g A ‘meeting of the Putnam chapter of ures available Tuesday. Boston, Tpesday. e £ D ot Anneuncement was made here Tuesday Ralph Breault, feur. year old som of | Friday. Three degrees will be worked. of the marriage at Marlboro December | Mr. and Mrs. George Breanlt of Pomfret| At the reunion of the class of 1920 12 of Mins Anna [ Hertz, daughter of | street, broke his leg while coasting on | of the Putiam High School heid at the Mr -and Mrs. John Heriz of 9 Distin | Tuesday afternoon. The little boy was| Putnam inn, Monday eveming, there were wtrpet, Worcester, har home, and Wal- sliding down a steep hill in a lot oft | eightéen present. A banquet was served tér’ L. Heyle son of Mr. and Mrs. La- | Pomfret street nearly opposite the plant| at the inn, and then the class members e fayette Hoyle of Academy street. The|of the Putnam Woolen company. At the; adjourned to the high school where there bride ie a graduate nurse and at present | bottom of the hill his sled hit a fence | was dancing. Af the school three more - in in Worcester caring for a relative who|and his lex was broken, between ‘the | joined them, making twenty-one present an 4 s iIl. Mr. Hoyle has long been succg&- | knee and the hip. He was taken fo the|out of a class of twenty-five. Bach . fully. engaged here in” the elec rical bus. | Day Kimball hospital. This is the first| member invited a friend to the. high | piies. the scientific and up-to-date pruni ¥ s y e | € ) ’ -1 ng and inses. He and his bride will make their | nocident reported from coasfine. school 1o participate in the dancing. Mu- |- wwélcome Babbitt had 5t ion | mina heme in Danielson. Men of the sireet department were|sic was by Peppia Jazz band. DAL Agd s ity gement of fruit treee py an expert will be given. Eight degrees above 7ero was reported Sunday morning, the coldest of the sea- ansm*r HILL The death of Charles H. Tate,, 69, oc- curred at his home in this place Thursday evening affer a long iliness. He had an dén : : at ‘his home. on Christmas day, there win calied by a cltizen Tues. | FPFEINKIDE sand on. slippery - sidewalks | Mrs. Mary’ Graham, a feacher at the | being about twenty-five. in attendénce (o Proirpic i ged o N during Tuesday. Moodus sehool is fhe guest of William | Daraice of a good old fashioned turkey Y to the fact that the “wonderful effi- | "yyii the snow storm of Sunday night.| B. Myers of Woodstock for the Christ-| ginper. clency” of which the rallroads have been| ,nq the rain, there is a fine surface for | mas recess of the Echool, Dl Tl ha o ic it RS aeilyt. gy i e i Mg | coasting. Children with sleds are active| pertha Brozonske of North Grosvenor-| Mnch sympathy is feit for Mr, and Mrs m': ; c':l" I_:T‘r:;"_‘f:g‘:r:‘ Aoy :‘; -:| to | throughout the city and they are slid-| daja was before Judge Thomas Ryan of | Herbert Richards in thé recent 1oss of She -peblls 1007 o'elok” Bntiat ing on some of the principal streets and{ Thompson, Monday, charged. with assault | their little daughter. lra, age 8. The fu- e p 6 el K \du.NistmA8 | the, lives of many are imperiled. . It i8 | ang batery. The charze was Brought|neral was held ,Sunday, December 19 »;::m o e e Mo [expected that proclmations will be Post-1 by Charlie. Rakusa of West Thompson. | With a large attencance. Beautitul flor- Fond. has besome of'the dear. public since] . S00n ffll’bfif}‘n! coasting except on | Rakuza claimed that on Chrisimas night|al pieces were sent. The little girl was lattack of influenza last winter and since trol of this system has been restored streets special f" dpsxna(ed. ;: A he was kicked by Bertha. His story|of a very loving disposition and won | that time he has failed and has heen con- 6 /ivate . intereats’ this dlosing of the |, 0% Rhoda Gilpatric and Miss ¥ ’:d was that Bertha called at a house where | her way into all hearts: rfied to the house . since the first of Au: tation during a holiday period must be |t Bafferty lett Puntam for 'Hartford| ne was visiting and asked him to come| Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kelley haye gone | gust, growing sradually weaker until his Rigarfied as &.rire example. . Scores Of ’1‘ucsdw}.\ morning. b 2 with him to notily a man named Wal-| to Leominstsr to spend a few days wili!heart falledwentirely, Mr. Tate was @ foassengers ‘who waited for ‘rains (both | ; 1aster Georze Glipatric left Tuesday| ter Holde that his brother had:been ar-|'their daughter. native of New London, where he passed ot Whigh Were many minutes late, by the fm; a I:W'::Fs‘"m: msii’fllvfl- o ;m::‘enitn 'w:‘zrc}e‘:‘er!.u,mn.::‘:u}la!‘x t}\;: 3 | his carly life, later living in Brookiyn, N. 3 by ; vperintendent o ools tam | he i r of "Yfi' :‘““"""‘h-"_ f‘;:':‘::a"“,:_’““‘_a’;“:‘ (v‘:n";; Macdonald announces that ah uf the cast | then went into another houss. When he GOSHEN (\hm ':‘l‘l:c: avavln::e-‘.?::e :i:efi::‘:nfl;& e -'toeiis, 100, * The “travelers” no onty | 10F the POy, "Cateh a ‘Hoei jo <he | cams ot he sa\dthat-Mollie nibimaw | o0 o o U SR re shocked to | @ Small Store. Hé'has been freight and e witheut acoess o the station. whers | Presented soon by -the Parent-Teachers | with sometnins, either a boftle or- @ | People of this nlace were shocke 'PRICES, 50c—$1.00—$1.50 AND $2.00 MR. BELASCO Has But One Company Presenting “THE BOOMERANG” "ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ; i | : or- T cxpress agent, assistant station agent and g B\R Y A N T 1 is assumed, there should have been | 25S0Ciation ‘has. been chosen and that) stone. He said that after he was hit, }eam gf thetsu‘;\den afll‘r of G;:"'f"’ general caretaker at the local station and. eat but could not buy tickets for their g b SRt ) 8 everything was black, but He thought|from heart faflure Monday. Though not| iy be: greatly missed by many. -Burial fastinations. Tnvestigation reveals - that 3 that Bertha kicked, him, bt was not |enjoying the best of health for several | = Par deveral weeks. and that i is|thut he came in con-act with other dogs | With 1o supporfing witmesses When |daily and attended church service Sun- foow. reghrded as a regular arrangement,|and may:have bitten them. Bertha Graonsko was calied to fhe wit- [day. Mr. and Mrs. Gray moved from Strange a8 It may apear. this measure| Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson of New | ness stand she'’sail/ that” she did not | Ledyard nearly iwo years-ago to the F.| o " 5f officiency. is not reflected by upward York were guests of Mrs. Martha Goven kick Rakuzo, bist thet 1(:“! H‘flde ‘who | H. Browning Diace, taking up the pur- E. P. Johnson of Nérwich snent' the |] firend af -the company's securit at Wauregan over the holiday- period. did it. 'AS Rakuso. had fo evidence that | Suits of diversifled farming. His was a |, i 1 S9SN OF NOOWIch ene Pee Jeck market. The floors of the station| Consting wae excellent om many hills| (€ @irl kicked him. the case againet her | kindly, genial nature that won him & o ST AN'THONY” fhe ‘séats. tharein are’ heing-saved | in and_about the bofough on Tuesday| ¥as diemigsed ' Aftep the assault, which[lerge circle of frlends who will mourn bis | "\y "5 & ‘splall of Hrookiyn:returned |1 . A rom undue ‘wear on the Sabbath, hew-|and children, free from their s.udles at t:ecurredd h}')stm.aa ight, “Holde left |sudden Qemh.- _Mr. and Mrs. Gray took to’ her home Monday afier spending over f ’ h Sver, and, anyway, fravelers are .| s time, were out i force to enigy the | (OWA and to: date has mot beem’located. | Interest in aftairs of the town, the state, | 0 1t oM Monday after spend All he knew of lifs was what hs Béned to be:clad suffctently well to keep | sport. 4 Charles’ L. Torrey was the attorney for |and the nation; both were made electors | \(€¥ 1D et sisfer. Mys- Tate, |} saw thra#rh s fimnd A Jatm ‘out 6f doors. “They must remember | Join E. Vaughan, formerly of this| the state, and ‘Avonibald Macdonald, Jt.,|before the last stateelection. = Mr. and ' pn '3, 708 S0 SoCEl SUBREICT TORET D T e and et UTh ¥hat thiey have a share in keeping up the | place and recently with the Conmecticut | SPPeatzed for e defendant, ey heaped the Tigors of the north- | prother and. sister.. with Jier family, of || Sirly-g f;. ‘Now. Anthen: Ane efficieney: that has been achieved of | company. {5 now a cashier with the| . 1 Rhodesville, this' (Wednesday) ev-jern winter last year, spending the S€ASOM | Coventry, and other guests, K g sdiaedt o T b L4 i#te sven if they risk pnewmonia in do-|Southern. New England Telephone com-| SMiBS the téams of the Night School|in Florida. T Chap ?11 il T really educated | 1! R 46, | bany and is working in {his Gistrict this | 204 Woodstock Academy¥will ‘piay -a |~ Phillips’ steam sawmill s being moved | ew or Christmas day. 7 ) E00 B ot i e i Mr. Vaughn's home .is in Nor-| SaMme of basketball o, snathier, woodiot of beavy timber 8|7 '20iin Revnoids ‘weni.. do Flarives || TIEREIN JEROME EDDY Tale' student who has hen sunpiying at | na Do et A ae | re. donn Fessell e . patient at st | MAsk, Friday for the Holldav. returaing —IN— {ffia Baptist church of late, Wil be here| The Geodsear carel singers who came | 22 D0C0 W, UHIRAM 08 ";“"":’ T Toespi's: hospital - Willshntid to his duties here Monday morning. “ 1 9 fegularly Sussiave wntil at jeast the first | to Danielson just before four o'elock on i gt FeOENEG ol LRI TRmse 10 tce R 4 Charles E. Goodrieh and family motor- ‘A LIGHT WOMAN S7May and there 1€ » possibility that ne | Chriima moraing had a very. enjovable | {Tect fouay (Wednesday) She leaves for| A mumber. from this place atiénded.the |ea 1o New London Saserase. and. mad || A Powssfur Plot ~and Talonted fiay come! here a8 pastor. Mr. Houck | <\.mmg. They wang fret ai Goodvear | Ne¥ Tork t00n fo take v nrivate nurs: | Christmas conoert {n.the Lebanon Center , thelr Chrigtimas. dingier s Mrar Goode 98 an exeeedingly pleasant personality and then at Dayville before cominz- to | €. ey has been in|church Wednesday evening. She n%:m Has been kept closed on Sun: | before he was killed, and it is possible|sure of . (his ~Rakuza told his sfory ivears, he was abie to attend to his duties leaves. his widow and two. sons, (,'hlrlel of New York md Yeitliam Tate 5 Bos- was in° New London, where fhe funeral WASHBU RN services were conducted . Saturday. . He |J % vy IN— fah . Players Combined in the rich's ts, Mr. xhd s well liked by tha members of the | Danielson. Putnam ‘her. work -has been thoroughly | Mrs. Mitcbell and daughter, Miss Annia | o > Porcnts: MF. and Mpe. Oleson. Production of, the Season. o Bt J O e The officers of Orien: lodge, K. of P.,|2CcePtable, and sheé has’ made . many | Mitchell, of Beifast, Ireland, are guests P SRS g S are to be installed ‘next Tuesday even- | fTIgN9%. ; - _|at Crystal Spring farm. Mrs. Mitchen | ABINGTCN There waa' & speeial sess'on of the | ing. A special program has been ar- At 2 meeting of the Putnam. Build- ) reports ‘a very stormy passage coming lown . eourt at which Kdward Penry of 4 ranged for the'event. ing and Loan. Associatign held Tuesday | across the briny ogean. The Congrégational Sunday school held [, oo G Killingly appeared Tuesday morn-| “aunager Robert Pellerin' of the Con- | BIED & five ner cent .digidend was d=- . L R R | One of the best Christmas concerts ever | & Cliristmas concer: at the ‘church Fri- e s JRE to answer to a charge of intoxieati : : e g issie pew series of | held-here was - day evening. ‘Th BT A breaen ot the pence Tn Viow of o | Tactiont Mitis baskethatt seam nas book | S enetheah Summorivet - | P oA cnfii’ififi‘a&%"fl‘&". reE for the ehildfen... Mr. Bitiote who i s | bees at ine’ hospital a number of /wesks. 3 {pnuating circums:ances that developed | s n s 1y Daniolcon at 1 o'clock, after which Santa Clatis‘ap- | PIVIng the pulpit, came from Hartford' to | SUflering withi blood poisoning - im his|__ 3 d“{xr!;: the :n-!r"’:r;f the case, Judge| "pmma M. Davis, formerly of thie town, OCCUM AND VERSA]LLB peared and oranges, candy and:gifts from hoMnre:am ard gave an’ interesting talk. na;fl! mwel”o,"rnl;\ xm;nxh" s ] snhér Woodward imposed 1 i 3 i % the larg i i . and Mrs. C. A, spen:, e $ ¢ ghory s et gl T Sadion A ,‘1‘:‘:'1:;;::‘"“’““"‘ Miss Agnes Weleh of Hartford spent|io” tnoss. ;;:::.m;;ffn;:: ul:;:b“:;:'wee;e:d in rs’prmgflelds“:;';ts of Ml:: over~the' holidays her sis.er;from New. pald. 2 D 3 Christmas at her home here, T m of L Sharpe's GBel€. Earl Martt York. \ Mo Mree e mes o] Tar and i ity Toomayan@ oty Je L DT D roolh ate oAb Tor G s, AhS |5 Mo Virsinia/iSharve ‘la tpending 2 Purimg Tnesday the police continued | SDending a few days with' relatives inf, o Sorwich, q\em Christmas day ! D nt; song, ste’ Fideles ; yE. 5 to_mearch for some nerson who wonld | Providence. week in Enfleld. Conn., with Mrs. E. As With Gladness Men of Old; | Wheaton and Miss McNought, teachers y { at the home of Rev. 7. H. Des St eait. i;’:‘;me reading and: prayer; eong | At the Corners school, had, a t & | CErson IN YANTIC Yy H g, L 3 . Tee an - & wan kilind hers Monday by blows from | Fortnightly club - to have been held| Mr® tg“wefiifi“";;"fni‘fl"‘:;";&:‘\Praiu Him > Eternally; recitations, | CXercices together, 1 A w:l:‘:sd‘:’:fleg:?:‘! held- its meeting. o8 ¥ nockéy wick. 1t s believed that e | Tuesday was postponed until Jan. 4. | E90C 1o Wetcbury fot tle MONCAYS | Charies HinBKley, . Natalle Waterman,| WOrd has been received from Dr. Jon | Wednesday evening. L o Lol r dox. was suffering from rabies, as ft bit| Fdward S. Carpenter, who has been’) FUEL TIOW U CRERE SORR, SRS :Aii‘?‘l Jé):’e;v song; Sophie Goski and S‘*“i“: }‘;’]‘:’ ‘2‘;8“’;““';"}‘"‘1;‘ iz one | sisger. Mrs. Gowdy. in Somers. from -iliness. e boy and snapped at by ill'a: his home on Spring street, was re- <L AR Ty arG _i Sophie. Shida ; recitations, Annie Ludka, m Beach; Fla., that hé . Sirions, " Personn who Have ‘owned Aop | porfed Tuesday ‘an improving: e e oAy ot T ey, | Mike and Leon &hida and Stephen Goski | Will retarn with his family early in Jan-[, Mr= Willia% Harhord 0F Hammion| Benjsmin P R iy 1 like the ome Kkilled' have accounted for| Mr. and Mrs, Charles Pickles of Bim-| \& "Re% 00 0 8l Woio B BNe | reading, Ella Springis ; song, The Manger | UATY. £ The' Ledier AL sgclety et at Tg<] ' Mt dnd Mbe. Fred, Cole spent Mon- their_animals, however, and the matter | ville have been ‘spending the holiday sea- | o\ s iy e Babe:: recitations. Evelyn ‘Waterman, | Mrs. Fred Botham i5 at'the Day Kim- |, 18 ) 500 mhureday. It was voted | day: in Providenibe. of. ownership of the dead dog is still in|Son With friends in New Hampshire. Both masses were well attendéd in 'St. | PeEinners’ class, Willard Phillips; sing- | P31l - hospital. - 'Mr. Jacobson, ‘who has x doubt. Reports tha: have come in seem| Miss Annette A. Peterson of Camden, > e : 3 to_give the committee $76 more toward | 4 is reported that G. W, Newsomb _Miss t f Cam Flngietlap oric oy St R s il m_‘;!:lgo.a‘“h\lle Shepherds * Watched ThiT | pmse——e. | repairs on thé church. of New York has sold his farm. to_establieh that the dog had heen roam- | N. J., I8 epending a few days with friends | (P3U S SRR R TS, B R s: Joy to the World; ng. about Danielson at least a full day | in Danielson. recitations, u3 5 C. H. Cérey was called fo Providence NORTH STERLING sdmit ownership of the little dog that| The annual Christmas party . of the quin, organist. O. Laroche, Witu hie_cor- E‘“‘hm“‘""_ Dxkdford, Res: Heetpay DORN. o past, wiek o coount ol -the serious Miss Sarah Sumner Wall, M, et ‘on | nc. piaved during Adests Filedes. Feiix | COnrad song. Stephen and Sophie Goskl | RICKER—In Soringfield, Mase, Dec finess of his mother, Mrs. Alvin Corey. Tuesday morning at the Old People’s | Beisiale nlaying the violin, Mr. Laroche recitations, Alfred Springis, Ralph Hmck- 1820, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miss -Freelove Place of Wollaston, Child fe) home. ~She had been il for the past|als assisted In the singing. The choir | &Y Song, Redecmer Divine; recitations.| Ricker (Jennie Billings). G et and family. spent Christ- | Mass., is spending the bolidas recees with ildren Ty four years. Miss Hall was born in Kil- | consisted of. the following: Sopranios,|Jared Hinckley, Alwen Williams, Sarih —= mas in Provigence. her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Place. FOR FLETCHER'S lingly, a daughter of Dr. David E. Hall| Mrs. V. Peloquin. the Misses Gladys Go.|F€ldman; song, Once in Roval Dayid's g 8 e et o e eh " o Joag ot | - Miss Doris Sahien is spending the va- and Deleaf Sumner Hall, Her early ed-!dairre, Rose Fortier, Amelia Leclair, | Oty ; recitations, Abraham Feldman, Her- | HOYLE—HARTZ—In - Maribore, Mass,, | Was crossing the track with a_load of | carion with friends in Pawtucket R 1 C A S T 0 R | A ueation was obtained/ in Kiuingl.v'a! Minnie Paquette, Rosilda Leferere, Vic.|Pert Burdick; songz. Oh Little Town of Dec. 12,1920, Walter L. Hoyle of Dan- | ties the 8.35 ‘train from * Willimantie ; The 300th anniversary of the landin schols and later she studied in Boston.| toria Scraber. _Alto, Mrs. Frank Ber-|Bethlehem; recitation. Sophie Shida; ison, Conn.,'and Miss Anna I Harts of | kilied both the horses. The wagon was|u: s, pilgrims was colsbrated at the - ——— Eventually Miss Hall became a student|nal: first tenor. Peter Paguette; second |SoTY, Dorothy McCall; song, Hark, the | Worcester, Mass. damaged. The driver escapéd with onl¥ | porance sohool last week. A very fin- LOU’E E' KENNEDY of art and developed into an artist of | tenors, Ernest Lussier and Connie La- |fierald Angels Sing; offering for Near | RU! :FE]#,—&PIIVIC—AS! Pvutnam' D‘:chzf' slight’ ihjuries. g2 3 terestills programme was ted i such merit that Sii> was engaged as an| roche; bass. O. Laroche. Mr. Belsile ac-| East: by e Gr O, 5. Meckay, Hahaci| Mr. and Mre.'John E. Grifith and son | "y, fura) carrier, P oelmingr - Hart, o DAXIELSON instructor of an art class in Toston. The | companied With violin- throughout - the A il.:gi fox "xul &:fls‘ Qhrmn agy | Zatueet)l or Pusd ;:nycemnd spent last Tuesday In Provi-{ ow auty for the weak Mr. B of 3 : rea‘er part of her life was spent in Dan- | mass. cross n open lot at Spring arm. bt G X ook ey v e e Stert- Undertaker #nd Embalmer * | Gion tomevar. i & ciecle oF triends 15| & Attor— the mase . the eoie presented| G- A. Gager, Jr., of Norwich was here ‘0{';2‘;‘—5'.‘;‘?;‘;—9;“;“;:_0"-“’:&*_ Mrs. Horace Swan was in Providencs| "° Cseciol Attertion te Every Ostalk | whom her temperament ‘and attainments : NH2RS the pastor. Rev. F. H. Des Surault, $15 M‘;:‘hy e g i as a Christmas token of respect and ap- r. and Mrs. Geer and family of | o XKL LT RASK--I preciation -for his. services. - The alar | NOrwich attended the Christmas exercises ,“. 1820, by Rex n ’n‘f»’é‘i‘.“ Albert boys during the masses Wers wearing | here Fri y : Gukell .,t “!erl(n: nnd Miss Eunice new purple cassooks and new whm sur- | A public'orehard demonstration is to he rask of P: given at the farm of Deacon James Y. anxzn—u'mnnzv—m Norwich.” Der. Thomas .at 10.30 a. m. todzy (Wednes- 3 William H._Smith, day), Dec. 28th. At the fleid day meeting 7 Baker ‘and Miss, Eizabets % < 1mm of- this. city. t uzo hv rm William A, Keefe, 3 w v S.D E rvin etten ‘of the qubmarine base Margaret .O'Keefe .of uuq last week. George. E. Whaley of Oxford, Mass, spent several days recently with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Whaley. Mrs. Mrs. Phebje Stewart is recovering Lulu Porter. . ~ attracted her. She was one of the old- A F. W O oD est members of the Westfield Congrega- tional church. Miss Hall leaves buf,one _The Local Undertaker relative, a cousin -resident in ' Chicago. BANMBLSOR. | Cert. The body was taken in charge by Under. taker ' A. F. Wood and rémoved to His v nuns Pelogquin is b\lfl 14 I. .Earage PARLORS' 3'MECHANIC STREET |rooms on Mechanic street. { which will aecommedate two autome- Hamden—Several younpgsters vemtured on parts of Lake Whitney Sunday, whe: the ice was one and one-half inches thicknese. *DIED. VULLER—In Norwich, Dec. £7, 1320, Inez S. Fanning, widéw of Henry Ful- ler, agad 73, vears. . Funersl,at her 188 Honie, 42 M( Pleas- SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK OF i MEN'S, LADIES’ AND On the Dollar. - g-:.“;’.tfli’*"”‘" il CHULDREN'S STOCKINGS || $400 SHOES ............ FOR 5200 ,;g_;;;;m:;,“;m,‘,; HANDKERCHIEFS TOWELS || $6.00 SHOES ............FOR $360 ¥ 1 o ik BLANKETS SHEETS || $7.00 SHOES ............ FOR s420 || Church & Alien 15 Main Street ENAMEL WARE, ETC. . || $9.00 SHOES ............ FOR $490 AT 60 TO 75 CENTSON THE || NOT MANUFACTURER'S JUNK ! (SWEATERS _ LADIES' WAISTS. ClwngoutAHShm at 50 to 60 Cents i = ! MEN'S SHIRTS | $5.00 SHOES ............ FOR §290 [ Z=oi>es ALUMINUM WARE $8.00 SHOES ............ FOR $475 : Fm‘wml, THESE ARE SHOES 2 DOLLAR. ~ THE KEYSTONE § Lady Aul-nvn HENRY E. CHURCHM,