Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 17, 1921, Page 8

FATE AND COLDER TODAY COLD WAYE AT NIGHT FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES . were Catholic marriages, the other 14 the objectionable mixed marriages. There were 184 baptisms, 179 of chil- dren and 5 of adult converts. Tnere were 291 confirmations and 98 first commun- GOVERNMENT OWES FOR BOARD OF WOMEN AT STATE FARM « Officers of the Connecticut State Farm For Women at East Lyme have called of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland. During the Spanish-American’ war, Mr. | Swan wis connected with United States | superintending naval constructors office ‘ecticut college, daughter of Mrs. Thomas MISS AGNES B. LEAHY RECEIVES PERSONAL LETTER FROM HOOVER Miss Agnes B. Leahy, a senior at Con- POETRY v A MUSICAL INSTRUMETT, What was e doing, the great cod Paly —_— d L eVl Down in the reeds by the riser? 2 @ at Newport News, Va., and had charge had | Spreadn lons. Deaths mumbered 104, Ot +eq |to the attention of the state health de- | 3 New- | B. Leahy, of Otis street, Norwich, has preading ruin and soatterias bun, i Himselt. Christ is the same to- | children of school age, 412 are in the | PATmENt an alleged failure of federal au- | yors" ‘r:i::“gfii:lf\f:m" ot Diy Dok | the plessure of recelving s persoc. | 3c- | Splashing and paddilag with hoots o€ & Before a eongregation that practl- | God, Himselt CRUC 6 P02 Wnen | parish school. : o 1t TRE WEATHER. L cally filled the Central Baptist church Sunday evening Rev. Arthur F. Pur- kiss delivered his last sermon as pas- tor of the church.® At the close of the service a big. majority of those present at, the service remained to bid fare- well to Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Purkiss and to extend best wishes to Rev. Mr. Pur- kiss for_success in his_new field of Parents were admonished thorities to pay a balance of $713.50 on a as to their duty in sending their childres | punctually to receive instruction in the catechism. X Hours for masses on Sunday are 7.30, 9 and 10.30, the 9 o'clock mass being de- signer primarily for the parish children. On holy days the hours are 5,7 and § o'clock, and on first Fridays 5.30 and 7. knowledgement from Herbert ~Hoover Uil for the board of fourteen young wo- e rom 1900 0 1917 e Swan was with |for her work in behalf of his fund for Nen, [omoved from the vicinity of the!ihe New York /Shipbuilding company of ;starving Europcon onlidren. o New London naval base during the War|Camaen, N. J., being assistant to the| During December, Miss Leahy o and dccommodated at the state farm. |president of the company during the last |ed by President Benjamin F. Marsh < fedare otal of the state’s bill against the | ceven years of his tenure there, During |the college, to take charge of & oA Tal government was $2,209.25 at the | that period he traveled in Turkey, China, [ among the studcnts for that fund. ¢nd of the war. Of this amount, §1,495.- Japan, Russia and South America in con- | secured twelve captains and although the 75 was paid Jyly 19, 1919, and since | nection with foreien overty comes, when need comes, when Aisappoinment comes, when everything has gone away from you, it is a won- derful thing when a man can look up into the face of the Sen of God. goat, And breaking the golden Iflics afioat With the dragon fiy on the river. ' He tore out a reed, the great y homlhedemml:edd!fldfll:rl The limpid water turbidly ran, And' the broken Hilies i And the dragon fy had Red"s a Ere he brought it' out of the river. Conditions. The disturbance” was over North Dakota Saturday advanced rapldly eastward, increased i intensity and Sun- day night its center was immediately wast of Lake Huron. Itihas\been attend- wd by snows and galesiin the region of CENTRAL BAPTIST SCHOOL 7 SHOW SUCCESSFUL YEAR Bi Siin. - the 1Ke =T R Cieiis mave iad) contracts. From |campaign ended Dec. 17th, ;n!tr:‘? Tigh Gl Tha e a1 Tt ek 40 | Laki ] by P ’ rs. Purkiss ting . of the |Baptismal hours are 3.%) Sunday after- then, the federal authorities have made:1917 to December 1920, he was general [holidays that at first the project appear- e great god Pas, weather. burgh, where he has accepted a call Sunday acho The rector commended the ever increas- | During the height of the war, repre- church at noon Sunday, James L. Case The outlook is for fair weather east of was again re-elected superintendent. The And hack’d and hew’d as a great god ean the Mississippl river Monday and Tues- With his hard bleak steel at the patient to_the Mount Lebanon Baptist church. ous aides raised the handsome total of The Anchors of Life was the topic I {ing_company, yacht builders, of Bristol, ing number of holy communions, month. | Sentatives of the inter-department social|R. T. day. Much colder weatber ‘will over- spread the eastern states during Mon- @ay and Monday night. This change to «colder weather will be of a cold wave of the sermon, or rather heart to heart talk, which Rey. Mr. Purkiss gave to the congregatibn. Turning to the chorus choir just before beginning his first half hour of the session Was syent in class study after which the school | held a general session. The, ofticers; clected for the yeag fol- ly, weekly and daily. denominating this the test of parish progress, that so many worthily seek spiritual nourishment for their souls.” Father Broderick expressed obligation hygiene board approached State Commis- | sioner of Health John T. Elack with a proposal that the state health depart- ment arrange for the commitment to thé $1.350. A. M. Main, general manager of the Groton Iron Works, will continue in that capacity. ment to Mr, Hoove Following President Marshall's state- in forwarding the amount, that the success was largely due to Miss Leahy's leadership, Mr.. Hoover reed, Till there was not a sign of the leaf fa- To prove it fresh from the river. state farm of wayward young Women |LEFT HOME, BOY CLAIMS, has ‘sént a Jetter of grateful ‘appreciation, He(Hm"!'Il‘:’I;:,;r:‘;‘)[.“:n‘: great ‘."',),“‘ type. sermon Rev. Mr. Purkiss said: 1o e ot to the two choirs, the pew collectors, ush- ‘:Im{;e Gtaet e u:: vicinity of a?q New BRCAUSE HE WAS BEATEN | ag not (How tall it' rmllh. i the rf % Storm warnings are disglayed on the| I wish to express my appreciation perintendent, James L. Case frst |ers and various church societics for loval | Lonion submarine base was causing un-| . FECAUSE ME WAS BEATEN ed. Th Atlantic coast north of Cape Henry. of the chorus choir and of Mr. Geer's | assistant superintendent, C. ike the heart of Winds OF the Atantic Coast. North of Sandy Hook—West winds and @vercast weather Monda: Sandy Hook to Hatteras—West gales and fair weather Mondar. Forecast. work. It may be a fad of mine but I always felt that a Sunday evening ser- vice ought to have a large chorus choir to lead the singing. 1 feel it is a privi- lege to be a member of a choir led by Mr. Geer. Rev. Mr. Purkiss complimented the Smith; second asistant swperintend:at. Edward Y. Messenger; third assistant | superintendent, Harison C. Noyes; secre- tary, Harold S. Burt; first assistant sec- retary, William Storms; second assist- | ant secretary Howard Arnold; treasurer, service and faithful co-operation through- out the year. Incidentally, he warned his people that any agents for publications of any kind | Who represent themselves as Laving his endorsement are to be looked upon with suspicion; those Catholic publications healthy conditions among the navy per- | sonnel which impaired the efficiency of | the station. | Accordingly, Commissioner Black made | arrangements with the directors of the| state farm under which girls designated by the mavy department for commitment | rested and be put somewhere so they “SOMEBODY'S SUPPERS” PL. can’t touch me.” This statement \l':lsj IN NORWICH ~ made Saturday morning in the Groton town court by Russell H. Getchell, 14, edopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Getchell, of Thames View, whose disap: iwo years. Instead: they suggest EXT MONDAY The Norwich Near East Relief commit- tee Is not to conduet o money drive this season as has been the plan for thy past tha man, Steadily from the outside ring, And noteh'd the noor dry empty thing In holcs, as he sat by the river. “This is the way.” laughed the sréat god an (Laughed while he mat by the river), navy e v disa “The on'y way since the gods bezan | George A. Ashbey; assistant treasurer. ch the pastor approves are definitely | (0 the institution wefe to be nccnmmo-l’;‘e:!:’;l"“{;:mn)r'zf::c:‘;r;’;’;::fg Friday. | the boys and girls, the men and women |To make sweet music, they could . Fog Southern New Enland and East| quartctie which he said is one of the ! Horace ¥, Church; librarian, Frank L |announced from the pulpi. he said, sy |94(ed at the rate of $1050 a week. = (Rusecll was arrested in Mystie o a|0¢°Norich o fithout their eveniny meal |~ Ceed 5 gra New York: Fair and much colder | finest quartettes he has heard. Amold: assistants, Frederick L. Allenthat individuals dealing with any other | When officers of the state farm noti- | CUED Bf So8iing from & Slore & CIoCk)on "Monday, Jan. 24, contributing the ironning his mou'h to a hole in the Menday, coid wave Monday night; Tues-| 1 am not golns to preach a Sermon | . ywiis Hill; chorister, George F.|agents and professed representatives do so | 160 Commissioner Black several months | ¥4IUed at 3370 'he lad ran awhy from | price of it ¢ othe fun. At various piaces| . feed. rower by the river, & @ay fair, continued coid. tonight, said Rev, Mr. Purkiss, 1 am | {o B0 0, o0 €Ol n o er . | at their own risk. ago that there was a balance of §713.50 | A8 homS o1 Thursay. coming {rom W01 (o he gesignated later there will be ac- d 3 Observations in Nerwich. FSIECOUEIS Rinartito hoart L2k | Cditor, Gilbert §. Raymond. | : Sixy twent, ihe Ceommimaionse e the overt-| according to his testimony n court, walk- | credited B e e TP s OBl .y The Bulletin's observations show the ||, Us6d (o, live o the BERRR OF TOVC| The ‘superintendents report showed | CRUSHED UNDER TRUCK THAT bring the matter fo the attontion of the | INE to Mystic. s tributions wil be forwarded to the state | BURGINE sweet: O Frint oot pan! following records reported from changes| (urof |t SOl P VOIT T L0 that the school has a membership of 789. OVERTURNED AT OLD LYME | 11onor suthorities, brt. aside. rom sking | ; Peter Hammacker, proprietor of the, tributio T it e The st o5, o sl L o4 Fas in temperature and barometric readings | (TS ' MR FECENIN, TS g there | @ gain of 54 over last year. The school LM | erdata. the government ofMctals hays | 8tore where the theft took place, had the | Near East Redet'treasurer. = = 130G The T oy toriray Saturday and Sunday: imost” all’ day long. I have seen|has held 52 sessions and of the! James Brown, colored, of Brooklyn, N. | e By these small acts : Saturday— - 2 storms on the lake that shook the old school shave been present at every ses- Y., was killed when a heavily loaded made no move toward settlement. boy arrested, and upon his presentation 1 and the drazos f Came back (o dream on the Fiver, e 3 °" | thus providing “somebody’s supper.” per- in court he was asked why he did the |}ois ProvicRE EomeRnCY S SRS Vor W Ther. Bar. = - gion. Horace F. Church has just com- | trailer skidded cn the state highway near \m— act. His reply was followed by testi-|NaPs @ de-per sympathy will be Vet half a beast is 7 ereat god Pam, 4 2010 ;;h;;;g:ingrlg*‘;’;;;,ge";g’;g’u‘;:;"}g pleted his 318t yoar of perfect attendance, | the Coon club, in Laysville, norihcast of | BODY OF LIEUT. W. W. TREADWAY |mony fo the effect that his adopted par- e ey e e mizh a b ditd Yy~ the Fvat 38 2330 throw out the anchor and wait until | having attended every session . of the |Old Lyme Saturday and overturned. BEOUGHT HOME FOR BURIAL |ents had abused him severely, and that | SR O PRas CURERER. - oo |i7ha'true sods sich for the cat and patp— 32 2950 ihe storm passed. Sometimes the an- fschool for the past 21 years. Miss Rosa- jerushing Brown under it A Packird | xorion friends fearn that the body of |1 €OUId Tot stand it any longer. Hinl, o <um of 17 conts & tax. or 3% 4 |gub (i 5200 30 for e cot and rasnc chor dragged. g | o Cramis has completed 13 yedre and.| Rk and Walles wess' headlly - fanded iy jput, wWolcabt WW: Tremiway, som of the | ared denied this, but nelbbore Nol-|oiiy"ire sons to:Tuchey and the Cam-] 45 SEE 0 Kt Sl Life is very like this. The morning | Miss Dorothy Gildersleeve has ‘completzd | With machinery, bound from Norwich to |15 DY Wiliam 1. Trendywar whose e e Anformation. following th® | casus to be administered in the orphan- —Elizabeth Barfets Deooatas 30 2960 | ¢ life will break rosy, clear and fine, | gix vears of perfect attendance. Irookivn, (e arlvpr, WILuUdohinin. | vive was! Miss “Web(Vof Norwich and | s pod'ot o choxtoy, had Pren abuscd. | ages, rescue homes and hospitals by the wd o ng. 3% 2380|and then comes the ‘mortheaster.” thel Qut of 35 who joined the church last | Solored of Brooklyn, was thrown from the | Stam e has been brousht to Amerioa | " e e o S AN .| Americap Near East Relief workers. ¥ =y 34 2970 storm of life, when hope is gone and| .. 33 came irom the Sunday school. |truck. but was not injured. Brown was | ATI0ES, BOR B MRt e 1o of = clmn-l ‘;c.:‘»u that Probation Offi- 5 ONE PEAK OF GOLD. joy is gone. I am going to speak Of |1y, susgay school is fully graded and all | @ cousin of Johnson and had been nvited oo ik | RE R Satn fo snihgle: the Skt e 4 ects Officers. T ibeve which ' eenesas Poak st awid, Comparisons. anchors” tonight and the first anchor | j 2% PrrC Y B0t e Fot competent DY the lattér to accompany him on tne £ L k person.to untangle- the situation, and Resadd Society Re-el om. Above which 1.1 the gods lean down 16 . is the church. i trip to Norwich. The loag/ overturned { The body of Wolcott West Treadway | Russel was placed in his care for s Predictions for Saturday: Partly £ all | Buperintendents. ety and colde: The church of God is made up of al The report of the treasurer, George A. after it had left the road and threw the arri ved in Lancaster eariy Tueslay morn- months. Mr. M At the annual meeting of the Rosary give sfield heard the stor- | anq Seapular Society of St. Patricis|The best Iife offcrs him unto his b i il- 1 z a f n a hoy 1 st = = 3 e = x N Fame honor and a rower i Saturday's weather: Partly cloudy, | Kkinds of people, men, women and chil-; , S0% R ) 1€ SrEONTE COED O [ machinery over the rsad and ditehes, |In and Lancaster again paid the last ot ATl foster parents and | parish. held Sunday “afternoon in the | with™\indom all the Dermit penns Nave \ Predictions for Sunday: Probably fair, | 4ren. all bound together by one com- | T8 W = OWeC TRt B S A isburs. | some of it piling up on Brown. . tribute 10 cne of her boys who gave his | Will eend 0y to the Doys' school | hagement chapel, the officers were re- Ftored Sunday’s weathr: Fair, *|mon purpose, service of God. There|ed Cuming 1 ¥ oo o cclonary and othee| Medical Examiner Dr. E. K. DeVitt |life that the world might have peace and [ in Cheshire. elected, as follows: President, Mrs. John! TIn holy silence, yiclded him af last. d isn't any redemptive work in any or-led for charitable,” miscions Was summoned and gave p.rmission for | democracy. He was one of the best and | e A. Moran; vice president, Mrs. James J. | And as he stands exalted. speiled. aghast, STN. MOON AND TIDES. L LU L L e e e ¢ 2 | the removal of the body to undertaking |the Whole community mournel his loss | PEATH OF AUSTIN RICE Casey; secrotary, Miss Annfe Stanton.| And sees Lshind, the pathway of the ———Se T Hien i | 8,500 It is divine because God| Henry H. Pettis and N. Eugene Smith | oo o Lo 00T 40 Brookiyn by | Tuesday, as it did fn July, 1918, when FOLLOWS 'INJURIES FRIDAY | The treacurer of the society is Rev. John past n Sun I+ High || Moon | made it. signed as librarians after a continuous h * yn by X 2 s Stretchink upward. like some straight T S e | ™ Than who wishes to make. the | TeHETed 28 librarians after 2 cnUIUOUS | {ryjn” e gwmers of the truek sent un. |the news of his death first became | Austin Rice, prominent in pusilstic| H. Broderick | Rise: s erfl Sets.| 2 Vi years. A pprecia- | (Standagd Time.) best of his life can afford to withdraw other vehicle to pick up the machinery. known. siender sword, them for their faitaful e S | e Shvars, shar ot Toat Do voaclnas - Xe¥ Mricut WM Wby, Sw. i), With Pay is i lion was given them for their "fAitaful | which was taken to Brooklyn Friday | Yesterday flazs on public buiidines and | Saturday night at a New London hospi- | other officers showed that the year has troubled brown— ?x‘fm’;fl R b R service. T Storest n Babaif o the |2IFBE privte houses were placed at half mast. |tal as a resut of injuries sustained Fri- been a prosperous one, o that the so- | Defore him. iheuzh he strive for helght The second anchor Is that wonderful | Charles T. Stewarl, In bebalf of the e Members._of, Poet (98, Amerioun- {Lesion; | 187 wher, he'wax run over by the wakon{Siéty hav e membersbip of 114" The neCy |, POt TMGL L oriuay Madig o4 book, the Book of God. The great law | Sehqol SXFespr U teIon B, aring his | CHILD WELFARE LAWS attended the burial service at Eastwood | e Was :l::;:nim e bcifm::xn'zmrm N Ors " WaHeEs Coueih "Dk Alvsateell down. 7 BBy rate her v Purkiss re- | PREPARED BY COMMISSION | cemetery in the afternocn, conducted by side New n for A i ¢ torate here and Rev. Mr. Purkiss re- 33 a0 Jesus Christ is there. Some say it is|Pas ' < a good Book but it is “old.” Dut man doesn’t change much. Man is just as greedy now as he was in those days. eponded briefly. The members of the City Bible class for men presented $100 to Rev. Mr. Pur- The first volume ¢ the report of the Connecticut commission cn child welfare, containing the code law ’ Rev. J. C. Duncan of Clinton. The bear- ers were Victor Frfar. Dr. C. C. Beckley. Carl R. Maleer, Richard Marnsworth, many years. Rice was lightweight champion of the Nutmeg state in his palmy days and was | in Norwich during March. but action was deferred until a_public meeting of that orzanization to be held —Eetty Earle, in Kanscs City Star HUMOR OF THE DAY s which t: d b rated as one f the most clever boxers — ; 5 : et o ; 23 Fiijah Parmenter. Ceeil Mor- | Fated . Miss Passay—Children nowadays de Six hours after hizh w e Son of | kiss as a farewe!l gift. commission was required to prepar develoned in the state. Ie fought a me- | FRIDAY RAINFALL GAVE water, which is followed by e T cording to the wording of the stataie ris Boland and Wilton There | 1 orabla A GREENEVILLE STATE COMMERCE CHAMBER METHODIST CONFERENCE SET ating it, has been finished, amd s ex- pected to be in the hanls of the cominis: | were beautiful floral tributes. battle with Mosey King, now x the Yale boxing instructor, and was also . . instrumental in making King the remark- | The enow and rainfail of Friday last CLOSE TO 2 1.2 INCHES not pay the proper respect to age. Miss Pert—I suppose that annoys yos as|a sreat deal—Exchangy, i dy fo esentation to the - . V' v J i _ | measured by Supervisor Charles W. Bar- Wife—itear, T have an idea was held in honor of Witlam & Baf'¥! Members of the board of directors of | The annual session of the New Eng-|firet volume rests upon the general inv SERDI e Ricedleaves a mon'who is"in jail at] 240 -inches, makifg the Aofhli raiafall; — Wite—lats® stops coting meat- M6 4 Bie at his home on Prospect street, | the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce gt | land Southern Conference of the Metho- | tigations, and a resume of the f'ell work| James Swan, one of the best known | (-t Eov charged with murder. for January to date 2.87 inches. week and buy an automobile with what With many friends attending. - Mies|a mecting held in New Haven Friday, | dist Episcopal church, to which the!wnl be incorporated 1 the second vol. | Shibuilders in tho gcountry, has "been ; e ave DA Teanuttot Flora Sempie rendered selections ‘on | Unanimousiy voted to accept an adverse | churches in this section hemnfi. \:‘.n Le | yme. B ;{n::rtlcil i&fifl‘ifi'.'ég e AL:fl’rseru:]!:n v‘ffi COLCHESTER ugets. o Palnasi ‘Cht “Hatr towlo?* sakid the Skites Fola selcctions " were | Fport on the committce on general wel-| held at the Trinity-Union chursh in | ""Members of the commission retato the | Worke, sucoeeding E. A, Morse. who wil INVESIGGATES FRAUD| On Fruday evening the Norw'ch Musi- “No." said the customer siceplly. “T'm aiso were also heard during the even. | Ware of the chamber on the two bills | Providence beginuing Wednesday, April aliegations which have heon made to the | hereafier be acti ging hea 5 ATES S.0u Hrsay, erenian fhe Rorwich Math| et iis ol SgR T e ing. A buffer luncheon was served |now pending, suported by the Conmecti- |, and continuing until the followiag Mon- | effect that the organization has expen-led a plant of the United States| At Worcester, Mass, Saturday, Fel- |3 o soc. gon, consisting of fancy cookies, cakes,|cut State Teachers' association, provid- |day. The plans for the entertanment of fruits, salads, eream. Last week the automobile owned by hot” chocolate and ice ing for increased salaries for Loth ru- ral and city scnool teachers. The resolution of the committee, as ac- those who will attend the conferene and the details of the programme are in the hands of conference and iccal commit- Jarrive a $60,000, 1n its efforts to muke a thorouch and painstaking examinaticn of the chiid welfare conditions in Connceticur, and to conclusion concerning recom- Steamship company, parent company of the Groton Iron Works. Mr. Swan is a member of the board of dircctors of the United States Steamship company. Mr. era lauthorities took a hand in Investi- gating the alleged fraudulent transactions of the RVhschild-Campbell company. reka club of Putnam. tra and several of the memlers of the association were the guests of the Lu- Courler--Journal. Friend in art gallery—Tsn't thig the same picture you exhibited last May at = i i . “E Spring™ Limited, fofeign exchange brokers f.r s e : 3 5 Sillne s ed 2 0 2 i P H Morse is chairman of the board of direc-| which Abraham Hq vitz of Wors Artist—-Yes: but it didn't soll. se I'm ry = 3 . 3 cepted by the chamber was: e com- | tees and will be announced as Soon s |mendations for betterment in conditions. which N orowitz of orcester s - Sk o Blight weiidens. (Cmpany Iet|mitice is not prepared o rocommend |they are compieted. As o matter of fact, cfficials of the com- |tOS. and Nathaniel P. Goodman of pist'n | A Bad cough ey SO B Pourth street hill onto Central avenue | ither Dbill, the reason being our dcubt| Rev. Ira W. LeBaron, superinfendent|mission said Sunday, thc entire appro-|~ Mr, Swan was born in Boston and was|and New Haven were arrested Thursday | if neglected, often leads to serious trouble. ihe machine ran into 4 lelephone pole, |28 0 the advisability of saddling bur-|of the Providence district, 1s in charue | priation for the work .as enly It bent the wishbone on the macaine and threw Mr. Croweil against the windshield. Samuel Kearns of New York spent the week end at the home of his father on Boswel! avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Revell of Arc- dens upon the already strained state fi- nances, “Should the chamber decide to recom- mend certain increases along tia educa- tional budget we would view with most favor the increase of percenzage of the smaller towns as noted in the first bill, of the plans and is making every «Tort to have the programme of the conference one that will appeal to the general public as well as to members of the several Methodist churches in this section. Bish- op Bdward H. Hughes, D.D., LL. D, will be the presiding bishop ~f the conference. and this amount has not heen expended yet. In view of the fact that the allowance to the commission is oniy ap- proximately $22.000, it is ditficult to un- derstand how $60,000 could be expended, officials contended. graduated from the Massachusetts Insti- tute Institute of Technology, department of engineering, class of 1891. He was in- structor in that institution in the depart- ment of naval architecture from 1891 to 1395. In 1897 he received a certificate in naval architecture from the University night in Worcester. Post Office Inspector George F. Smith of Colchester went to Worcested Saturday afternoon and examaed the mail of the company which had been taken to detec- Safeguard tive headquarters seeking evidence of any violation of the postal Your health, relicve your distress and soothe your irritated throat by taking == PISO'S Yeast—They tell me that the dwellings in Havana have no cellars. Crimsonberk—Well, belleve me, from the reports I've heard from friends who have been there, they don't meed any!— Exchange. “Flubdub complains that his wife has him under her thumb.* tic, B L, spent the week end with rela. | involving som> §47.000. We should view [ All the sessions of the conference will T wetit 1 yet i ootk AN tives on Bosweli avenue. with favor the increase in the grant of [bc held at the Trinity church, but on Sands will soth by HSSar; e ""m_ William Ferguson spent Sunday $3 to $4 contained in the second bill” | Sunday, April 10, visiting clergymen will troN T Late, less fting relatives in Jewett City, Professor Henry Farnam of New Ha-|occupy’the local puipits. o iy 48 : Mam Delaney spent the week end | ven explained that the present was the| More than usual iniercst ard impor- PRt ettt T y::.h:"v:: to in Plamficld. WHile there he attend- |time for economy. If there should be |tance attaches to this year's conference t nice . ©d a dance in the Community House. |Any increase for teachers it should be|from the fact that it L2 the ocei- William Semple and Willlam Rior in the small towns. In the opinion of sion for the holding of the trieanial lay- A GENUINE RTEQUS & JQ/§ ITCHELL crime last night?"—L| “An obstinate man” said Jud Tam- Roel L x| Professer Fa i ’ hi y deles: kins. “is not punished for his _mis dan were week end visitors in New | Professor Farnam the peak of the high | men’s conference at which lay delegates n ] ished London. cost of living had already been reacired. |are elected to attend the triennial gen- takes but by them."—Washington Star. Sunday, at St. Mary's church, was| During the next two years the cost|eral conference at whiza election of new observed in a special manner by the of living might be reduced. Teachers sal- bishops is one of the important matters T.'LE C‘; Percy—How would you—aw—like to if1350q Swipe ‘A4And 9N $—me—umo Moly Name Soclety and Third Sunday |aries might in the {Sture be ample, al-|of business. ¥ Miss D —This is so sudden, Mr. Brigade Movement with a communi- | though they certainly were not liberal. —_— i Chappingham.—Detroit News. San: list of over 400 receiving the sa- | The first bill on which the directors | DOING HELPFUL WoORK o He (‘enderly)—It's a mistake for & cramen® the low mass at 7:30 |took an adverse action would increase s : o through y o'clock, which was offered by the pas- | the expense of the state approximately O D dIus HoSEIMAL N mas,;"u_;w Gt ]yl:: ::":m mother tor, William A. Keel men | $300,000. The second bill Which would _ The hospital committee of the United | to chaperon you?—Cornell Widow. ©f the parish occupied the pews in the | increase the grant from $3 to $4 a pupil; Congregational church, reaiizing a sense | ¢ - Sapst n portion of the church. The so- | would cost the state approximately $190,- |Of Personal interest in the nurses at the o A i ciety used their hymn cards during | 000, Backus hospital, by calling upon auto- e the mass with Miss Driscoll at the mobile owners of the parish, has drawn organ. Father Keeke warmly congrai- | ulated the men on the example of which they presented and urged th-m to go through the limits of the parish that every man might be registered as & monthly communicant. The even- ing services opened at 1 o'clock with & large congregation present and the ith ASKS DIVORCE FROM WOODSTOCK COTTAGE BURGLAR Rose M. Shackett of Clinton, Mass., has filed a petition for a divorce from Leon W. Shackett of Worcester, a mem- ber of the Alvin L. Bradley gang that was_given prison sentences in Williman- up a schedule, whereby every week a number \' the rivrses are given a delight- ful motor drive. Twice during the year, the churzh is responsible for ice cream reats, and an occasional loaf of cake for the nurses’ supper table often donated and much appreciated. WE WILL SELL EVERY PAIR OF OUR WELL-KNOWN CLEARANCE SALE “I guess not. She still seems to wanmt the same num¥er of things I ean't af- ford."—Detroit Free Press. “The cave man used to drag his bride to the altar by the hair of her head ™ “I see. A girl who wore faise hair 5t00d a zood chance of dying am ald maid.“—Detroit Free Press. vas g - : e Willis—So yor've just returned frem gpening hymn. Onward Christian Sol- | tic Wednesday for extensive robberies in | Guris of wimth 3t oo oot s Coorh | anvextemied 1 -Hows the Teliis diers. ‘was directed by the organist,|the homes of summer residents &f Pom- | Uid °F WhCh It I8 & part, has made | Henry J. La Fontaine. Rev. Father | fret and Woodstock last fall. ponse.for.all.the now tawels Keefe led in the recitation of the holy rosary, following which he preached on the principles of the society and pictured the life of the martyr stu- dent Keevun Barry, urged his hearers to be loyal to the church and princi- Shackett was sentenced to the Con- necticut Reformatory in Cheshire. Mrs. Shackett charges him with cruel and abusive treatment and non-support, and asks permission to resume her maiden name, Rose M. Boerner. They were mar- needed at the hospital for 1921-1922, and at the all-day sewinz bee held in the Community House Friday last, work was begun on this linen So necessary for sick- room purposes. With the wear and tear of constant use and laundefing the, b High Grade Shoes WILL CONTINUE ALL THIS WEEK situation? Gillis—About the same as ever. Cone gestion in t freight cars and indi- gestion in the dining ears —Life. “The Gorfiings have a little son.~ “Of course they think he'll be prestdent ;. some day™ BT ek the socichs repioany. | pame. Rk 3 s hospital equipment can last only a cerain = . : “Peshaps, but Mr. Gerffing -t = % I50 s e SRR length of time, and If various ofher This January Clearance Sale is an opportunity for reason why he shouidn't star on'a cel. The litany of the Holy Name and | afage Gniet Sargeom, Btate Guard, | ChUTCHes would agree each to become lege football feam before enterisip the act of consecration, consecrating the b gnes. responsible for one special thing it ©ld and new members to the fulfill- | AR order from the adjutant general's ment of the promises of the society then followed. after which the society rendered O God [ Am Not Worthy. Father Keefe officiated at the benedic- tion of the most blessed sacrament and the soclety rendered the closing an- them Holy God We Praise Thy Name. William T. Mahoney is the president ©of the society. TAFTVILLE Whtred Pollard has gone to New York office’ announces the appointment of Col. Paul Waterman, surgeon general of Con- necticut, to be chiet surgeon of Lonnec- ticut State Guard, vice Ingalls, retired. ‘William H. Welch of New Haven, is appointed major commanding of tne cav- alry units of Connecticut National Guard. the battle Beanregard was declared the winner ‘on points. Art Goyette acted as referee and Leo Flynn held the timepiece. would meet the aporeciation of the hos- pital authorities. There are innumerable way in which the churches, as well as individuals, can show a community spirit by helping local institutions which stand 50 high among the hospital of the state. SPIRITUAL STATISTICS READ FROM ST. PATRICK'S PULPIT In every large parish thers is certain to be some careless members, and such | were sharply rebuked Sunday by the rec- | AT COST “)-OPERATIVE FQR MEN .~ every person in Eastern Connecticut to buy reliable merchatdise for the home or for personal wear, at the lowest prices that have prevailed in years. INCLUDED IN THIS SALE ’-flre our own complete stocks of staple and seasonable White House."—Iirmingham Age-Her- ald, THE KALEIDOSCOPE: Piants from which a form of vadflia can be obtained bave beem discovered in the Philippines. . | Beigian spinners’ have found that eot- ton grown experimentally in the Cohgo is excellent as far as lencth and stremgth of staple are concerned but slightly yei- . . H ‘he low in color. Louis Jarry of Hunter's .avenue bab [ 1oF of St Patrick's chureh, Rev. Jonna merchandise, embracing every der ent in The total British national debt "n!- where he expects to witness the interna- | just returned. from Mihican here. ag | Broderick, when he read his anmual re- | 4 o reduned 234,000,000 from December tional boxing bouts tonight. Durchased & Cadillac car, which he arove |PQrt of the epiritual statistics of the | REGAL store, deeply cut to meet the new conditions. b g Lo oy The yearly report of the Sacred Heart | home from the factory. paish. H ehurch was given Sunday to the mem-| The Army- The two classes of members who had ! Bers of the church showed that the ordi- Bary yearly revenues of the church w: $46.85, plus the collection of the drive. making the total receipts $69,433.- 33. During the year the buildings have Been repaired and painted. two new boil- @rs have been installed. There is now a s will have a serious account to render for German residents of Argentina have dedt of $20500 and $41,000 has been rmy-Navy. their laxity in this regard. DON"l‘ DELAY_BUY Now | formed a large company that will en- Paid on the mortgage. S. Roy . 119 91 84— 29[ It was announced by Father Broderick | FOR WOMEN zage in the growing of cotton there, the A large number of fans were present | Peitier 101 114— 296 | that during 1920 there had been in the | . o o o purpose being to export’ the crop to Saturday evening at a boxing match in | Lemieux 127 114— 347 | parish 49 marriages, of which number 35 | |/ Make it a point to attend this Sale this week—as Germany. and make that country fres the rooms of the F. C. theltic club. The | Erogeur Ae KO ! MOCK loti from depedence on America for its rdw main bout was between Peasoup Beaure- | G- Ro¥ e = - i ur stocks are comple cotton stoc] #ard and Siogger Stanley of Norwich TR s AT TROT carly as possible. At present o 2 An oglsh scieniit has taken an X.- There were two preliminaries. that went 3 i are ray plcture of the ha an Shur founts to 50 dacisien. In the mats Otympic. Doctor Tells How to FOR CHILDREN and the January Sale Prices, in most instances, Prindess of ‘e second dynasty (ebout bost. there was plenty of action with 106— 272 ‘ I z . ill be Iater. 4500 B. C). The picture was taken. Stanley the aggremor for the first three 3— 274 men esigh ower than prices w J through the wrappings of the mummified younds. In the fourth round Peasoup got zfl— 281 Snk?h - e Ey i i body. lhn'"\: :fl I:Q mm ':;h"‘m- Bis second wind and started after the 100— 321 5y . -- Clearncss, and a ring on the 4 Slugger and floored him a couple of times 104— 400 | simple YN g i STORY ger. . QR b = el & v e - PRICE TICKETS TELL THE s e vl Meanregard was somewhat handicapped Bon- Yeilowstone river &leven years age b %y having a bol In his forhead which the Opto; Take a walk through the store any day. On every S ient: ot Clisive, S 4 Slugger enjoyed tapping. At the end of a e slowly Arifting 1o the sew. The inserlp- ing. At the ewis, 1 ‘ s £ , lowly drifting ¢ have seen floor, in every aisle, you'll find January Sale Tickets Uon ‘made upon it by the e e eyesight | that tell a story of price reductions that will appeal to other persons, who pieked it up cAs I o R IA :::]“fie" ry started It again on e way. Tt was inaweek’s <3 Cl {ARBOIHqEAU & AIQDREWS every person who would buy with economy. seen at Washburm, For Infants and Children timein N . in Use For Over 30 Years Navy club won two games from the Olympic Five on the local al- leys, Dugas winning all the honors. The Pinochle club won three straight games from the Lisbon Five, Pepin hitting the maples hard, carrying away the honors. Score of both games: earnéd their pastor's disapproval were those Who had risked the spiritual danger of 2 mixed marriage during the year, also parents who are failing to give their chil dren & soung Catholic education. The latter class, the rector reminded them, many instances, and quick relief FOR MEN AND WOML LA FRANCE Also special purchases from manufacturers and job- bers, desiring to unload surplus stocks and glad to make us price concessions because we pay cash. 7.845,000,000 pound ($35,177,700,000 at normal exchange). The sphenodon, & llsarditke antmal found only in New Zealand, is the only modern reprosentative of the grest repti- lian order living at the close of the Carboniferous age. Preparatory to building a huge wire- p less stat »ndh-r"t:'mmunlallnn between Canada an and. Marcon| 105— brought to inflamed, aching, itchin; i Wireless Company of Canada has bought - i TN THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL C0. | =2 T } 2. e r’s stat t & X e o Rt 1167 $47 to appear in this paper. - Bon-Optoa 2 © Pl iions ‘wien which 1t s xpeciea’ee —— —— —— ——| vold and recommended everywhere b; g d ' YT X y dot Canada and encircle the British em- pire