Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 2

Norwieh Ballstin 25 CNeFeR steeer. Tetephone 105, Wikid & Golng On Tonisht. #; theets gt 803 Main street: iki.-y club was _held Thursday o'elek at the y Predidént Frank of . A communieation was £ 30 ahd 31. El Alme Cunningham from the local club émbérs may £igh up at time the local club was instituted. time tor e and Secretary Hill was secured. Red Blood Ravitalize your worn-out ex- Bausted nerves and increase ouf strength and endurance Organic Trams pot metallic iron which ; ‘s bt e, s ton— Fon-which 18 J[ke the ron like the H-rg::n, fentie snd i Jent (i organte ifen 10 €ating OBAIE Quert of spinach, of tables of half & doze S0TE i ke kg et of beet Intend eating pounda t, Nuzated Iion is ot At A i il metaile o s hom et o I Atned the action of rirank acids on small piéces s eatimated metallic iron Is e aousily a; injure the il S E: BT L W ik VICTOR PIANOS PLAYER-PIANOS United Talking Machine Co. 666 MAIN STREET _{Tel. 240. Willimantic, Conn. | The Store With the !!bck, Service, Facilities Dt. F. C. Jackson DENTIST 715 Main Street, Willimantic Hours—9 & m. t6 8 p. JAY M. SHEPARD Succetding Filmore & Shepard Funeral Director'& Embalmer WILLIMANTIC Tel. Connection 60-62 NORTH ST. Lady Assistant. Killourey Bros. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS 8 Untan St Phone 290 (Lady Assistant) VILLIM ‘Willimantic Offles, Pythian Sisters, Purinton Temple, No. first ieeting of the wmun'-e: [X Afina_/Soda Shop. Foss called the me;tr. ing, to_order and Setretary Charles W. Hill féportsd on communications received from the district governor of the Second the Willimantic elub is read e that local Retarians make it f &im t6 atfend the annual session of y of the district to be held at A Gommunica- tion from the Boston club was read tell- ing of what was in store for visiting Rotarians.’Names of loctl Rotarians who 2 aré plifning tb attend thé session at Bos- 138 aré t5 be sent In a3 doon as possible. H. Foss, Charles W. Hill, Fred D. 3. Martinean and T. Frank are pldhning 16 attend the sessioris, and other me later date. » It was voted that the thanks of the Ro- be tonveyed to Samuel Féllman thé United_Talking Machine company the use 6f a piano at the mceting eld ens week ago Wednesday, at which The ch buttons are to be used as modeis e button to be used by the local if- write to thé Norwich club for information as to where these could be To Make Rich sing whfE R lE manufacturers if you T T g . | RECORDS : Phone 44 Willimantis, Conn. A President Foss sto'ed that meetings from now on would §* dévoted 5 busic Dess first, following which a speaker would be heard and good_times enjoyed. He staled that Fred D. Jordan had of- fered to provide the speaker for the meet: ing of ‘March 10th, angd at tiat time Mr. Weif, past president of _the Dowi Mich.,, Rotary club, would speak to ‘members. 2 i G Nominations for membérs to #fvé oft the board of @iréstors: resujted in the following choice: Frank H. Joss, James B. Fullerton, Charles W. Hill, Fred D, Jordan and Valentine L. Murphy. the annual meeting o be el £ fram date election of théss directdrs Will take place. % It wds reported that Jamies B. Fullér- ton, a brother-Rotarian, was confined to his bed*and would be compelied to re- Hain at his home for several weeks. Iembers of the club are to brighten thé hoiirs of the day by calling him on the telephone, that he might kep in teuch with local doings. 3 2 Following the meéting of thé club, the board of directors held a brief session at which President Foss was suthorized te appoint a membership committee. James P. Mustard was appointgd séergéant-at- atms. It was voted {liat the entertatns ment at the weekly meetings be cared by members of the clab, one having sole charge each week. The meéting adjourh- &d at 2.30 o'clock. <5 Three automobile trucks came te grief Wednesday night while tryi to get through to Norwich over tli¢ atdte rodd from this city. Their Waterlool came! When trying to make thé grdide st south of Williams crossing. The_condition of the righway at this point is #aid to be rotten, and some auteists cdmpire it with 4 pigpen, saying that the ground Is so soft that after forcing their Wiy fhroush in mud up to the hubs;” the mild bbzes back, leaving no track of the car that has passed through. A party of some, people who went to Norwich Wednesday | night from titis city agreed that the trav- | eling was bad and they ratéd the stfefch {of Toad from Williams crossing to Hyde's ! Corner tlie worst in this #nd of thé state. The cpndition of the state highway frem | Smith's Corner to Yantic is better thah in { previous years, although it it Somé mud- ay. A five-ton fruck came to grief on the {highway at Chaplin Thursday merning ad men in the employ of = local truck- g’ company went there to get the truck jout of trouble. Reports of trugks being uck in the mud are frequently heard, ut the section mentioned on thé Willi- mantic-Norwich highway has thus far carried off the honors. The reports of the Tted Cross publie health nurses for sérvice rendeied during ebruary have been announced s fol- lows: New cuses 27, cases carried over es under care 66, nursing Visits eifars vigits made 52, other welfare visits made 83, total hum- ts made 387. Visits mads for an_Life Insurance company 120, fees collected $31.50, mohey due | from Melropolitan Life Insurance coém- Baby welsark clinics are held every Wednesday “afternoon, Dr. Laura Hills in charge. Tuberculosis clinics held on tlie second.and fourth Wednesdays of thp month at 7.30 o'clocs by DI, srugh .B./)Cfl:npbcll of Norwjch. Sara Ies- vers and Alice M. Alferd are the pubiic health nirses. Now that the Ladles’ auxillary te thé A O.H. hes learned that they will bs able to hold the'r annual St Patrick’s entertainment, the commitice has ar- ranged to present George M. Cohan's suce <, Seven Keys to Baldpate, fhe play h was recently produced at Hawles. armory, _Storrs, with Michael J. Farrell, who ! directed _and ched the C. A. C. Dramiatic ecldb; 18 take charge of the local entertainment {and scenery from Hawley atmory is to bé used., The officers bt Willifoanite 16dge, No. . 0. E., who will Be installed at thé t meeting in April by Dlstrict Deputy B. ed ruler, James F. McGldhe; éstebined leading knight, R. Ernest Meliody; es- Steented loyal knight, Charles W. Hilj; esteemed lecturing kdight, Valentine L. Murphy ; tary, Louis J. yna treasure nond A. Parkér: tyler, Al- John F. Carr; delegate to. the grand grand lodge, Michael B. Bullivan. Rev. James F. MoNeil of 5t/ Miry's Episcopal _church, South Maneneste preached the Lenten sermon at St. Paul's | { MURRAY’S BOSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS These are the most profitable shopping days of the season for the incoming spring goods are crowding out the wiriter ones, and for this réason prices in the Biecket and Comforter Section have been reduced for quick clearance, and this s applied to Blankets of Bie dower pricss, to the better kind in wool, also Comforters and Outing Flannel. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. ey such _ success. T | Metropolitin - Lifs Insurance Compiny. James P. Hayes of Norwich, sre: Exalt- | e1 | The micslonary séciety of the Congre- bert J. Fournler; trustes for thrée years, | lodge, John B. Edgarton; altérnate to the | { iscbpal night { €t o Polico -Killouréy Tecelvéd & RGHEHION from Robert . .B. " Stoeckéh #ate vehicle ‘eomjuissioner, Thurs- liay fo the effect. that the operafor's Ik -onsé f “Frank B. Lynch of No. 762 fain street had heen returned, effective We'(;l;eidwbmg AR ~ United Talking #‘mxa. company :t’ Main streit. _The tétal of tickets to the Joover mum!me:“;em at the stats armory several wéeks ago brought in $1,069.25, i t6 thé announcemenit of the ittée Thiirsday. is . amount with sther pledges paid i brings the total the ity to §5,476.76, ledving nearly 2, 000 still to bo Taifed: * B this list nimed sum, however, & portion is covered by plédges mot - yét collected, but the com- mitteé states that $1,5600 15 yet to bé pledged dnd collected before Willimantic Wil save the 750 starving kiddies allet- |passed. Mrs. Schlaich expects to fo to ted it Recenit dbmations hizve come as |Takeville to reside With with Her sos. follows mnmfilé reported, $4,402.50; LA 5 advance #4l8 of ticKéts for Hoovéer meet- ing, zle 5; sdle %f tickets ;x door for Hobver : 3201; 19dge JOUR Erick- | Tnets Was a large attendafics at thé s0m, §5; total; §5,478.75. open meéting held by the organizing corm- mitteo Wednesday. night for thé purpose ©of organizing a council 6f Knights of Co- lumbus. = The- meeting was held in the Comimunity house. This is the second thecting and_the committes is meeting With great success. They now have about 100 appifCations. Rév. Father R. P. Mor: risey Was ¢hairman of the meeting, Dis- trict Depiaty Edward Mullen of Putnani was present and gave a very interesting $hurch in ihis clty Thursday {Thilfsday. a"'" in Hebroni. s it tephen Crocker of New wis calling on friends ifi fown . Mr. Hubbard of Wesléyan university will préach at the morfiing ahd - évening services in the Bajist church Sundad The uannmem&t the Lord's MESE m e ed at the g 5¢rvics, when Tho pastor, Hov. B D Nemingioh, will officiate. - - It was: reported that the faétory &t Figart Brothers on Norwich avefits wad later. e plant has been closéd sincs last Ottober on account of the unceriainties of busi- ness. The factory employs about 60 hni:llL-nd its. opening will be Welcoted Mrs, Matildd Schilaich has s6ld . hef residence on Pleasant jtreet to the Polish corporation and the deeds have heem Mrs. P. W. Carey and daiighter, Lu- cille Barbara Carey, of Prospect strest left Thursddy mGrniag 6f Atlantic City, 6 remaint uatil after Baster. The, CofiFads tok thrée straight frori thé Picketts in the Knights of Columbus séries. Conrad carfied off the honors of 1Hs &¥éning With & high single 6f 130, and 419 fér high thired. The scores: ¥ Cenrads—32. 3 and instructive talk on_ - Knighthood. 13‘:3:{‘,‘;;, fe 30 ~108 282 1Grand Knight Bdward Gallagher of All Hazgerty «: ....108 97 92— 292 |Hallows' Council of Moosup also made Bernier i N3 81— 97 |an Interesting address. A committes of Conrad 95 130 319 |five wis appointed to afend the mext meeting_of. Al Hallows' cotncil, Which ’ W5 117 898 1443 | Wil b held & week from Sunday in Moo- sup, {o ask permissibn of that coneil to transfer_about twenty who. are members Tighé 91 106— 290 |of All Hallows council to the local coun- V. Shea . 75 81— 237 {cil when it is organiz 97 89— 278| In the checker touPhament, which has 105 91— 289 | just closed at the Community house, Sai 100 07— 291 | Chabotte Won first prize and Bdward Ny- —— —— —— ——|&ren came in for second, éach recéiving 44 ds8 473 1385 |a beautiful pair of cuff links: - Miss Annfe Kirby, nurse at the Lawten Mills, was in Hartford Thursday to at- tend a meeting of the legislative commit- tee pertainin gto *he public health nurdes. The overseers of the Lawton mills havé formed 2 gym. class which will meet ev- ery Wednesday night at which there Will be gym work; a basketball game dnd then 2 dip in the swimming pool. Physicdl Di- rector Edward Murphy has ehargé of the class. : 3 John Murray of Putnam 18 working at e Lawton Inn as nighit cleck \ Mr. and Mrs’ Edward &ng afid Célla Enright imotored to Norwich Wedniesday to see the mioving picture, Way Down John Osts was in Boston Thesday to attend a meeting of the stockholders of the Northway Motor corpofation. Jean Caftey was taken to thé st. Vin- cent hospital in Worcester Menday. The Marshall family Who hidve sold their home to the Lawton Mills have moved to orle of the company’s hotses. The millinery elass mét at the Comimi: ity HouAe Wednesday evening. WINDHAM The Second baked bean supper this sea~ Son was served in' the chapel Fridey evening jn charge of Mrs. John Potter, who was assisted by Mrs. Arthur Potter, Mrs. Daniel Trigger, Mrs. Jenmie Joseph- son, Mts. John Webster and Mrs. Homer | Webd. A fine minsical prograim wis sives by Mansfield friends, Mr. and Mrs. Leslia Nichols, flute and piano, and Harry Crane, violinist. Théy were assisted In 4 abls manner by Mrs. Sonnichsem, joader The progteds amounted to about 25, Miss Paulind Mitéhell, & Kindergaiten teacher in Willimantic, & recent suest of Miss Florence Truell, principal of the local grammar school. 4 Mrs. Charles C. Abbe is spéndifig the week with Mrs. Walter Abbde, Jr., of Soitth Windham. f Mfs. Ada Larrabée éhtertaified the members of the Monday Auction Bridgé club this week. The riext meetirg will bé Tield with Miss Clara Johnson. The Woman's Missionary foclety et with Mrs. A. W. Clifford at thé parso; agé Wednésday at 2.30-p. mi. All imothers in this fown hive beén fn- vited to meet at thé Schoothouse tSday (Thursday) at 3.15 to consider forming & mothers' asbociatioh with the object of forming a closer relation between tench- ers and parents and a keoher intérest in the school on the part of the parents. Mrs. W. F. Maifié has had ptomatné poisoning. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Chirles R Utley leave Friday for Brooklyn, N. Y., to visit their Qzughter, Mre. Chestér, Cole: A drive for finds fbr European reltat Will be held this week tnder the diree: tion of the C. E. sociéty. Ralph Faton went to Woreester Mén- day to see his mother. RCCKVILLE Mrs. Emory C. Kenyon was a recent guest at the home of her uncle; Judge N. B. Lewis, at West Kingston. A number from this place attended the box social heid at the Grange hall in Hope Valley Saturday evening. Mrs. J. P. Greene; who has been seri- ously ill for several weeks, has improved 50 a3 to be about the house. Mrs. William Johnson of Hope Valley was a guest Saturday of her -mother, Mrs. Lulu Paimer. Mrs. E. C. Kenyon visited her mother, Mrs. G. F. Barber, at Wody Hill and found her considerably improved in health, Mrs. Phebs Kenyon has been confined Fangral sefvices for Willlash O Faylor Wers Held Thursday afteruoon &t 2 cioek at South Coventry Congregational church, Rev. Charles G. Johnson, pastor, officiating. Burial was in the Nathdn Hale cemetery. The bedrers were George Taylor, William Chandler, rthuf Chan- ) dier, Frank Belcher, Ernest Belchér and Herbert Barlow. The arrangements were by Jay M. Shepard. Mithiacl Sullivié disd ThiaFbday dfter nooh 4t his homé on Chaptiian street. In- firmitiés die to dge were given as the cause of his death. Mr. Sulllvan Was born in Ireland but eame to this country when 2 young mian, and 50 years of his life were spent in Willimantic. H& is survived by three daughters, Missés An: na, Julia and Margaret Sullivan, all of this city, two soms, Dr. Daniel E. Sulli- vah of South Norwalk and Michael F. Suliivan of Dridgeport, a granddaughter, Mary Rita Sullivan of South Nerwalk, and & brother, Patrick Suliivan of Ire- land. - Fauneral services for Mary Diwonchyk re held Wednesday at her home in outh Covéntry, sefvices being held at St. Mary's church at_ 9 oclock; Rev. més J. McGiriness, the pastor, officiat- ing. Burial was in St. Mary’s cemetery, South Coveiitry. The J. C. Lincoln com- pahy Was in charge of arrangemfents. STAFFORB SFRINGS Frank Newry of New York 13 visiting friends 1 Staffora Springs. i Miss Doris Butterfield Hag feturried from 2 vdcation With hef brother at Pine Plaing, N. ¥. Statford Councll, Knights of Columbus; will havé an exemiplification of the third dégres at its meeting ih St: Bdward’s hall inday aftérn 2 Miss Anng Mille, Staffora's public health nurse, has arrived and will begin ner duties next week. THe nursing ser- vice has been misdé Possible by the joint effortd of the local Red Efbss and the Siller is a graduate af the Stamford Fraining school and of the piiblic heath school in New York. Mildred MacCallum of Talcett- glille is g her sister, Mrs. H R Wightmi §: In Stafford Hollow. Miss lizzle Gérould of the Hollew I8 visiting relativés in Springfield. sational church ®1I ficet with Mrs. Re it the parsonage Tuesdsy afternoon: | CCLCHESTER Charles DeWolt of Gardner Lake was in_town Wednesday. _Mrs. Joseph Agranevitch has returned after gsveral weeks' visit with friends in New York. > . Lenten s were held in St An- ursday evening at 7.30 drew's church o'clock. / Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thomas of Leb- anoft were in town Wedriesday. Benjamin Mariobes has returned from 2 few doys’ business trip in New York. Mrs. Chester McCord and children of Washington aré guests of Mrs. MeCord's parerits, Mr. and Mrs, George B. Miller, on upper Broadway. Mr. McCord is i the U. S. army and is stationed at one of the posts It the state of Washington. H. F. Armstrong of Middletown was at Thomas . Clark’s en South Niain street B BYS COLDS - are soon “nipped in the bud™ without “dosing” by use of— Mrs. Paul B. Irish is disabled because of a severely sprained ankle. EMG};IRE L%l:;“u:" self- adjusting, milk any cow, legndleu{i n} whethér she ;.Z hard or easy milker, largs or small teats, Heérvous or calm, large or small udder, Teat cups stay on ‘withotit sufeingles or harness, Action {1 teat cups is always ntilform, fot the Empire has a Super-Simple Pis- torless Puls o:;d Never m;u vut::m. Pulsator_comprises but five moving - parts. Milk can’t tonch them.. Théy never Beed oiling. Used by leading Dreedérs, dairymen and _Agricultural Colieges. Come in and let ns give you the detlls, of phone abd we'll coms ot ] . Agé-F6 Gave a Testifonial For MR, OTT6 WENZEL Thé, teéstimonial piiblished _oetow says MF. Ryan, the genial ence in the line of Herbal Remedies and 18 also considéréd an authority on INEW HAVEN MAN TESTIFIES AS TO THE LASTING EFFECTS. OF THE HERBAL TONIC CINOT 4 =~ < Mr. Otfo Wenzel of 289 Wooster Sireet, New Haven, Says Absist & Year Bame—Shows CINOT Will Get Lastifig Resulis: CINOT | expert, and who Fa$ had long experi- | | Strikifigly | Velie CINOT &rd Today Is Glad to VeFify Hyglene. Mr. Ryan has traveled ex: tensively and can’tell many an inter- ésting &tory about aeroplane ventures lngrathm incidents. 2 “This kind of testimonial,” says Mr. Ryafi, “shows true merit dnd drives homs the fact that Medicine without alcbhol gives more thian témporary re- lief, while in alcoholic remedies theré s a false stimulation that iz not| fillh . I'called on Mr. Wenzel and | he advised me of the following fac “Last March I gave you this testi:| fhionial. ‘1 feel as if I cannot sdy too uch_abotit the Tonic CINOT, as b loré I took this rernedy I was in & rundown coitdition and daid not slee well and could eatMothing that agree with me at all. I was tired but after :’ d:gyfl'.. Work and hdd to go straight ‘1 bave fow taken thiee bottles of CINOT and feel great and am net tired, have a govd appetite and feel well. 1 can now say, said Mr. Wen- zél, that very near 4 year' has goré y &hdl I have never feit better in miy ite 24d I owe it all t6 CINOT.” CINDT 1S FOR SALE IN NORWICH BY H. M. LEROU, AND L OTHER FIRST-CLASS DRUGGIS' EVERY- WHERE. e THE GREATEST VALUE Hariford, March 3.—Th both branches ot the geriérd] asseémbly today, the chap- iains prayéd for the retiring and lncom- ihg presidénts 8¢ the country and the senaté adopted the motlon ~of Sedate Léider Delaney to &préad en {hé senate Jourhal the tmpressive invocation of sén- ate Chaplain Soule who dsked sympathy for the rétiring président who leaves the natiohs Service broken in body and weary dnd worn in ghirit and pfayed for thé incomifig éxecutive’ saying, “Paisy the hang that would be iifted in viclence and hatred agaihst him." Ambng those whose fdrtéited rights were restored by tie house today was John A. Catberry of Norwich. Others Were: ' Samugl S, Greenberg of Hart- #5rd; Join C, Welngafiner of Stafford; Mérrow G. Fenin of Sailsbury George I Clark of Wallingford; James Glyan of Westport, George Roger of North Canaat, William Alselstone of Stonington, Edward 1, Carrington of Bristol, Willlam Mc- Clitskey of Sheiton, William E. Oliver of Fast Hartford, Jeremiah BMorlarty .ef Manchestér. HOUSE. Hepreseiitative A. Storrs Campbell of Enflelq Obtained umanimoiis consent of the Houde today to introdiice a bill con- cefning the display of moving pletire reels and films. It provides that all mov- ing pletufes, othér than aducatiohal fims and thoss on sclentific subjects shall not be shown in Cohnecticut unless they have been aporoved by the board of censored in Pennsylvania and Maryland, Massa- chysett: Fines for violation range from $50 46 $190, and a_jall seritence for thé fourth conviction. The bill was referred to, the jndiclary committee. s in aid of the down trodden ten- anits were rejected by the houss today after unfavorable reports from the judiei- ark committee. One of the was for pre: {vention of actichs at law on opvressive greemedit for rent, Two others wore for Suspénsion of summary process “during isting emergency,” and one dealt ‘excessive cliargs for rent for ten- ader Buckiey saf that whils this wotild have been very good legisla- tion during the war thefe was no necessi- it now. O onrmitie oh Nents feportdd Ui favorably and the house rejected the bill incréasing the amouht savings banks can Joan 6n Teal esiate from 50 pér cent. to 60 per cent. ot valuation of the prop- erty by the bank's appraisers. T house tefected the bill providing 26 bettér administration of Justice in rural districts. It provided for a district Gourt in each sepatorial distriot, the Suaze to be desiznated.by & judge of the saperlof court. Mr. Nickerson said the udiciary commiftee Wwas Amofiimously Opposed t5 the bill as unnecessary. Other bilis réfacted because of adverse aétion by the judiciary commitiee were: Rélsiiz limitation of {ime in which eults fof perdonal infuries can be brought t: t¥6 years providlng fof taxiie costs of $5 attorney fee in ériminal actlons be- tore juktices of ihe peace, providing for rehearing of evides by supérisr courts In appealé from compensation commis- sloners, abolishing _attachments agatnst the body in ¢lvil cassd, prov! trials before jurles of five seven and twelve mumbers concérnirg form o at- Arent bond. e faworahie Féports wef recelved from the comimittes on roads, river and bridgzes And the following blils rejected: Including n trunk line system the highway irom- Rockville to Stafford Springs 4t a cost of from $315.000 to $750,000, providing for state hlgh“? from Waterbiry to Bristol via. Bucks 1 mont. Petitioners weré given leave to withdraw bill coneerning removal of enow from highways, The house, on adverse report by tfie committeé on’ education, rejected thé bill SOR CHILDREN, A Certain Rélief for Feverishness, Cons; W Stemmach > d aring. kc{ lmkn:i BUSINESS SESSION OF LEGISLATURE Fil; if€luding foads In state pirks to | be cared for by state hifthway dspaft- | requiring towns te vote omce In feur years on free text books in schools. Bills were feported faverably from iié following committees and tabled for cal- éndar: Agricluturé — Establishing state park and forest commission. Judiciary—, quiring recording of cartificatd of death of owner of real estate; corcerning service of process out of bificer's preeinict, Cities and borbugs—Amending charter of the city of ‘Bristol; amending incorpord- tion of the borough of Groton ; Incorperat- ing the East Hartfrd Meaddw district. Of recomméndatiéon of thé commisttes on toads, brillges”’ and rivérS the bill concerriing certain excavations on iand neat thé highway was freferred to the judictary cominittee. A petition Was received from the cue- tomérs of the Danbury Gas and Electrie company protésting against the sérvice :;hprgg. Retérred to judiciary commit- e, 817-819:821 Bank Street Telephone 1562 SENATH - chers assoctation for the enactment of legislation for th: support of schoo's aad making perman- efit the tenure of achool teachiers. ote. Referred to the commitie on education. The confmittee on incorporations re- ported un’avy on he naté bi'l . 390 concérning the compensatihn of SHiéffts. The bill was rejectad. Sevator E F. Hall sald the bill wat dupiicate | S of a bill that would be reported later. - The comrmittee on the fudiclary re- ported favorably on the ndmination by the govermor of Jacob Caplan and Sam.| Haven to thé New York, usl B Hovt 1o be judees of the cily | Hartford by v couft of NéW Haven. Tabléd A dent of tye s i e S oii 4 tristes of the Wiliiams Mem Lidutetant Govémor Aemploton va b i g cated the chair and it was iaken by Sendtdr John N. Prooks of Torfingtan, Sendfor Clotk of Waterbury roved that the conzratiilatiohs of Lhe sanats be extended to_the lieutenant geverror of his having feached his Aftleth irh Thé senators hoped that tha leutehant govérnor would ontlnin active and suc: cessful !n his officlal dustis. The motlon of Senator Clark was pass- WILLIAM Sales Manager for jzatlon 6t the Brotherhood Lifs Casuaity cémpany of Hartford, 1n ! of berks, trast com loan assoctation The seriaté adjoutned to Tuesday nex at 1115, “s’Z‘v;In?“}?in'Qf’im oxtehded the con- ; "IBERT‘;EM& Sia ihat 15 would ¥ many baspy resuras | CLIENGR dasenter ntn, Charles Abell, in Liewténatif Governor Tompléton, in | i o bvacr s, Lanwaring, who was with Ber daughief, Tioomis; last week, her home In Miadietown. accepting the congratulatiohs of the sen- ate, said he appreciaied the sentiments of frisndship expressed by the flawers which ‘had H¥En plackd on the desk, He Hoped that his actléns and his attitude would warranet a continuance of the od will and confidence af the senate. 18 position reminded hirii of the clergy- than of short stature who wds hidden by a large pilplt and” Who began his ser mon by saymng “It 18 I, in net af He promiszd to do fils best to act falrly towards all members of the senato ahd to promots friendly relations. He con- cluded by again thanking the senators for the expressions of thieir Kindly Sen.i- ments, Senator DeLancy announcéd that the assignment for hearings by the judiclary committe. for Thursday next would not be carried out owing to the joint ses- slon of the committee with the commit- tee on appropriations in the hall of the house, Senator Bowers announced that thers were ten bills set down for hearings today BY the committee on incorporations Which should have been printed in the bulletin_ With the assisnment of the committee on'cities and boroughs. Passed—Extending the timo-to July 1, 1922, for the completion of the genarai index of land records by town clerks; valldating the charter of West Hartford, adopted by the electors of the town No- tember 2, 1920 increns ng tac -aphal stock of the Ashland Cotton Company to $1,250,000; Increasing the salaries of the judges and prosecuting attorney of the town edurt of Enfield to $1,200 & year each: transferring the control of ¢léctrical Work in New Milford from the bullding Inspector to the fire commission- ers of the town; authérizing the state treasurer to return foreign insurance Mre. Jverett Services bégin at 11 o'clock. Mrs. George A. Trotier Mass., I8 e mother; Mrs. F: A. Noyi of Newton gles. vety heavy, mobile, Mrs. Hattle L. Starkweather i Dupham, in Middietown this week. recpvered sufflclently to be about. s C. B. meetin Loomis. Topie. Thy Kinrdom Come, My Church. This is ing. has been using a sieigh on route, had to takes his mail we day. ' He hasn't missed any tri count of the big snowstorm. his LY the rond: e 1oca) teastier, M Ruth Roders, needpanied by Mis. fverett C. Payson, visited thié former's parents In meddow, Mass, Satirday and Sihday. Elmer Bestroy. ol in 24 bours. At all druggists, Address, €0, Ls Aoy, NYe WOTHER SHAY Coo L rompanieg the a1t of their statmay | New York » deéposits excess, of the sum requ! _Béveral hery hq;a fecolvéd péstearas by law: releasing the state’s interest in|?rom Mre. J. H. Knott, who i passing ‘a”poretion of the hed of the Quinniplac prots to bé horhe hiers the first of April. make ural body tissues. good the Phone 700 MILKING MACHINES The Jordan Hardware Co. ’ WILLIMANTIC, CONN. ! ‘What You Need is a Food that will daily wear of is 3 twholesome blend of wheat and malted barley, containing all the nu- fritive yalués of these ing their vital mineral elements— a delicibus, easily digestible food for keeping the body well nourished. Sold by grocers everywhere! first Sdnday 1B April. Betuted to ths schoal ANDOVER svenlig At Btiended and énjoyed by all. Gy M. Baftlett nat- past three weeks. Mr. Charles Frederict SEE IT AT NORWICH AUTO SHOW NORWICH SERVICE STATION—SCOTT & CLARK #ver 1 ths téwns 81 Hamden and North ew Haven & 1923, dhe time for the organ- and An act toncerning E. returned Friday to It is expected that Hev. W. C. Norris of Willimantic will occupy the pulpit of the Liberty Hill church next Bunday. nding the week with het mer E. Caples is suffering with shin- The rain and thaw has made traveling Milo S. Davell has purchased an auto- the guest of her eousins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry John Clarke and Horace Foote have next Sunday even- ing hus for its leader Mrs. Everett E. n consecration meet- The last day of December, 1866, there camp a Bif snowstorm thdt blocked the fonds so that it was nearly o Week be- fore highways Were opén. People had to fo_through {he mowings of any place éx- Long- . Caples has taken the contract fo Fepaif and refashioh the old two-story house formeérly Kkhown as the Fowler place, now owned by Mr. Frisderman of thé wintef ih Tiorida. The family ex- Mr. Knott féstimes hi3 Pastorate hers the Mise Ewmié Hryden of ¥iliott has besn the Tobacch street ha €. & sbeicty held a soclal Fridny the town hall Whieh was well returnell Tuekday mfi!hhnllnh, Where he has Been visiting the arrdvéd bme with Rer 1t son Tucsday from New Attractive Coupe IN THE LIGHTSIX FIELD Velie 5 Passenger SEE IT AT BAILEY’S GARAGE 12 BATH STREET, NORWICH THOMAS HOWE VELIE AGENT FOR NEW LONDON COUNTY SALES AND SERVICE STATION New London, Conm F. BAILEY, Norwich and Vicinity York, where she has been for & number of weeks. Howard Green and famliy of Vereal visitors in tow rs. 8. L. na Lindbolm, whb hat bess in time, returmed G t WAUREGAN The baskethall team of St Johm the Baptist soc having new uniferme 4nd the members will appear in them & a game to be played here the Iatter part of this week The Boy Scout team of Plainfiemd &s- feat. Igne potnt, thé score hetng 14 to 19. I/ Eiliott Pomeroy has been il for Sose days. A number from this village sttended the show Way Down Bast in Nerwiek this week. Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BN nest Erooks, hias whooping cough. Mr. ad Mrs. Fred Johnson are spéd- ing this week in Washington, D, C. Wauregen Congregational chureh, Rey. William Fryling. pastor, the fourth L. ten sermon, Sunday, on Christ, the LAght of the World, will be on Christ. the Glvee of Eeternal Life. The evening serusn will be on Rjue Laws and Cheérful Sus- days. Church sehool at 12. Young P6b- ples meeting Thufsday eveding &t MMt past seven. THOMPSON The, Woman's Missionary soelity e Sani Wachtel, the mall carrler, who |this week with Mrs. L. B. Blackniar. long on Mon- on ac- William N. Bates and R H. Chailies aftended the banquét givén FHasy ves- ling to Judge B. M. Warner and Statéy Attorsiey C, B. Eearls in Putham. Ms. A. V. Reynolds with her ehilies of Worcester has been vislting It grafdmother, Mrs. Ellen Chase. \ Charles E. Briggs of Lyon, Vt., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I P. Amidon #vér Sunday. lrs. F. M. Knight spent several d4m . |in_Providence last week. Rev. John Stoddard preachéd at BAls. dy Hill Sunday afternoon. Mr. Miyhew sang a solo. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hulchins have 86 turned from a trip to Néw Jersey. WHITE ROCK Mss. John Creenwood is at home aftér a visit of several days in Norwich, .|, Mrs. Miller and daughter of Nerth Stofiington Were guests of Mis. Ed. Le- bonte nesday. David Nason was in Norwleh Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis entertained 2 party of friends from Pawtucket #o- centl: Carlyle Greenwood, who for some time has had o go on erutches, is now Able to do without them. curly a year ago he was severely burnes Mrs. Morgan of Westerly wae a ealler in the viilage Wednewiay, Every time a short haired littls Boy meets a li boy with iong goiden curls he wants to fights grains, includ-