Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 11, 1921, Page 5

T Uedding Bells } Eddflfil lings These beautifully signifi- cant hand<carved wed- ding rings are now on display at our shop. They typify and perpetuatethe joyous sentiment of the wedding day. The tiny bells and blossoms are mostwonderfully carved. These handsome, seam- Jess rings symbolize most happily the joy and sen- timent so cherished by every woman. Platinum, White, Yellow orGreen Gold asdesired. FERGUSON’S FRANKLIN SQUARE WHERE ALL CARS STOP 1 junior promenade w evening, the 15th. | graduates and alumi John G. Talcott ¢ school nt Norwich, V‘\"lnelily, May 11, 1921, VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at 7.24 o'clock this evening. Pansies were selling at 29¢ a basket in Norwich Tuesday. Connecticut shad fishermen * meeting with much Inck so far. Poultrymen are having better luck with their young chicks since the weather has improved. Notice to mariners states that dredging buoys A. B, C, F are to be discontinued, in New London harber. Tuesday was a most acceptable prom- ise of the delightful weather which it is hoped May has in sfore. Cake and cookies, home made, D. A. R. food sale, Thayer building, Friday, May 13th.—adv. Activi! are not 1S _noticeable ammong the cot- tagers at Wintergreen FPoint, wWhere a busy season is forecasted. Tuesday evening the Coventry Helpers presented Cheney hall in Man Tolland County W. its annual conve South’ Willington, Motor pargies to Ocea the filling up of the duck pon: fall, i8 not more t For the convenience of nature books in the been prepared by M an, Saturday, being the vi will be a fast day Cathoiic church Pentecost. Four young foxes North Stoningfon by son in their pasture field n The Far kinton line. Fine looki ket Tuesd upplied wit a fine vari and vegets The May i Banner publis tiful noem ¢ Troland of No According "Meara of Labor, the out of work A social for and memb planned at this (Wednes to th the mott conimittee Mrs. Edwin G. T Butler of Rockv OF BRICKLAYERS, MASONS PLASTERERS, LOCAL NO. 12, NESDAY, MAY 11; 8 P. M., STANDARD TIME THOMAS BARRY, SEC'Y. MERCIER o COUNCIL HAS sent Merc the St degree or Knoeked T - nconscions. conductor, after- es cor- WE ADVERTISE EXAGTLY AS IT 18 You may be sure that you will get good qual- ity and big value in clothes here; we're sure of it before we buy them. If we make a mistake we make it right by telling you to bring it back. $35 and $45 are specially good valued suits 'h- st rhy & McGarry 207 Main Stre~ WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- AND ! WED- | F KVAL OPENING OF ROOMS | ¢ for Hele low club the annual m Southern club: Washington M Hadley and Presidi promized to atten Steamer Olympic ton May 4th (Wednesda Saturday next, Emanuel Kaplan among her passenger: A bill of much interest trawlers th fykes is being con the general 1l prohibits tt have less than 2 1 If you will cut and mail it to pany, Narwich your name and adverstisement times more.—adv. The United St sion announces rating en of age, officer, depot, Brooklyn, at annum, A conference on hig! tion for the purpose of c lems in this important been arranged to take plac ven under the aus of ty in Mason enginegring 1 e Yaie un opinion towards green. Cherry novelty shade for the summer al supporters, and is said to b ve ¥ in Paris. For fall the popular color 15 claimed, will be Ii than usual Charles F. road Taylo; work at Midd three years, in town “for the has become identified with the Hartford office and ee of the re- maining employe: to con- tract inspection wor S other three being e i m s federa aid project in building the new highway | in Colchester, Seeks Divorce For Desertion, on parts unknown. They were married July 15, 1905. He asks cust: fourteen year old daugh-or. also a ten year old son. T turnable before the cupe: the first Tuesday in Jun suit i3 ze- ir court cn is better to b beaten in trying to aess before the public, there is no medi- am better than through the advertising polumns of The Bulietin t than it is to succced in doing Wwrong. day, May 23. The late summer and fall plans of the manufacturers are not fulls , but | there is said to be a st aning of | of | Desertion since June 10, 1911, » the grounds upon which Iarl S. Looth of | Norwich has brou; suit for livorcs from Ethel Bett jo0th, now | * NORWICH SULLE'm, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. 1921 PERSONALS Archibald-Mitchell, 4th, has spént part of the week in New Yol on bus Dr- Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich, | conducted a clinic in Danielson Tuescay evening. Mrs, E. Fiteh Johnson of Plainfield is if the Lawrence Memorial hospital, New Londgn, to undergo an operation for ap- Dend.ir:itis.. Postal cards have been received in Norwich from Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lilli- bridge of Norwich Town who are mak- ing an extensive tour through the west- ern states. CORONER DIRECTS AUTOPSY IN FEANCES MEYER MYSTERY Without recovering consciousness, Frances: Meyer, 76, who was found ly- ing by the roadside near the Lester Main place on the North Stonington road ear- ly Monday evening, died Tuesday even- ;af at 7.10 o'clock at the Backus hospi- Mystery surrounds the cause of the elderly woman's injuries. As she did not recover consciousness she was una- ble to throw any light on the case and there is mo clue to work upon. She was | found ‘badly inj the roadside by nk Y(n rushed to the ackus hos ambulance. There , her a cut of her 5 was Desmond be held has directed OBITUARY John M MacDo: cDougall. q of about | recent n,.uh'-ld P. Ma and faded unti i native of rn there 72 years ago. man he was united in e McIntyre and short- me to t Pennsylvania and in 1893. After his ar- he became connected was a A fter their m ntry, locating the eng of the i he ember of the | Knights of Maita | of the eneville chougall art for | izht chil- | 3. ot fi\ 24 rvive | tire com- reavement Joseph Luther, eyer. at widow h of Cap! home, er, d Lut reet, New London, Monday night. | born in New London the daugh- | r of John and El L Steyer, who | from Germany, She was: educated 1 and became the | who died | ear. Cap-| ars was in the mar- < business in New of many past admiral of the J‘xhnrn\ | r is survived by one | e Gillard of SICK SATURDAY, DIED TUESDAY AFTERNOON William Rooney, a woolen mill weaver, T ken suddenly sick while at the house Saturday, and was re- rospital as an emer- Tuesday afternoon. aminer. Bright's dis- bject to epilep- | | | | | 15 tre e of death a was also & Rooney came from Cavendish, Vt.. ed to be about 40 years old. | said to have a bro®er in Lowell. een employed in woolen mills 2t times and has boarded i Illinger at 106 He was there up to two or* o. when he secured work | woolen mills, and went to| at the Bean Hill boarding u: ed on Mrs. Iflinger Saturday after- 1d spoke then of feeling particular- INLIDENTS lN SOCIETY Clara Hall of South Wi“inr(m been the guest at ank H. Smith. By The after- { nor A. MacDhiarm:d, nf | We . Robgrt C. Johmson spent end “1( Mr. ani Mr:. Albert k, of Providence. { s, Lee Roy Robb.ns and her moir. | er and little son and daug for have left a fortnight's visit in Stamfard. Kenneth C. Beals (Agaes Tro- spending a month in Albur- jue, the guest of her mother-in-law, Henry Rolf Brown. wife of Adj. General Brown, of New Mexico. Mrs. J. Theodore Webb and soa, Gil- bert 0. Webh who have been residents of IAH'\nt)c City for ten years, are guests j of the Misses Osgood until June 1st, i struck by the automobile driven by man and Garrett, was riding with him in the machine, was thrown out and had her skull fractured when the automobile hit a. telegraph pole after ‘striking Daniels, who was walki in the road. fractured. in the hospital regaining consciousness and Miss that the case was contnued Zineer, State cat Doyle. day MeTntyre, w been {school in Will i The nosition of manual traini er to fill the place left vaeant resignation of William Jone filled by the appointment of W Forschler of Rochester, N. T.. 2 i graduate e ' RODMAN ON TRIAL IN SUPERIOR COURT. | Fred Rodmnn, 31, of Mont\’flle was put‘ on trial in the superior court at New London Tuesday morning about 11 o'clock on the charge of manslaughter in causing the death of two persons in Montville in an automobile accident on Sunday after- noon, Oct. 31, 1920. L. Avery and a Judge Christopher ury are hearing the case. William Daniels, 11, of Mont¥ille was Rod- Miss Georgianna sister-in-law, who was killed. 14, Rodman's Miss Jessie Garrett, 16, w was also in the machine, had her hip Miss Georgianna Garrett died in New London without Jessie was still a patient in the hospital during s0 the crminal term of court last fall then. George E. Pitcher of Norwich, was the first witness Attorney Hadlai A. Hull for state agd he explained a map of the lo- n of the accident. which happened at point opposite the home of Thomas The civil engineer gave testimony ance and other technical testi- a as to d mony. Mr. Pitcher was on the stand until the noon recess and concluded his t after court came in agzain. He was fc C. C. Gildersleeve of this medical examiner in the case and e H. Bradford, deputy bile inspector. The last witne Wwho was an ey was a boy of the a dent The jury eelected to try the case con- of Gedrae R. Hempstes Burrotwy Chapman, n and Archi ton; Joseph BAPTIST WOMEN HERE IN MISSION, CONFERENCE Mrs. J. D. Rough of this city was re- elected president of the Eastern Confer- ence of the Woman's American Baptiet Foreign Miesion society at its 45th an- Frank W. Steward of Waterford and Fred ydl meeting: Held at the Central Bap- W. Harvey of East Lyme. In court in the morning, Wasily Slepi- | tist church Tuesday. o of New Tondon was fined 350 with-|- Mrs. Rouzh called the conference to out costs or reriless ariving of an au.|order at 10.30 in the morning with an at- tomobile. He was originally charged |tendance of about 200 delegates from al} with manslaughter, but was allowed to|Parts of Bastern Connecticut. plead 1o the charse of reckless driving, | Miss Juliette Doane conducted the de- g e M votional service and reports weer made He wag arrested as the result of a|by the secreiary, Mrs. J. A. Elder collision between a Ford automobile, | New Loncfi and the treasurer, Mrs. of c which he was driving, and a motor cycle| H. Wolfe of Mystic. Department reperts near Jordan aemetery regently, when | Were made as follows: Albert Taylor of New York suffered in-| White Cross, Mrs. A. M. Brown: ™ Juries’ which proved’ fatal: Wide Guild, Mies Mabel Hagbersz, Chil- Hdward Tossit and Ralph Langevin | dren's World Crusade, M of Ledyard, charged with chicken steal- ska ; Literature, Mrs. C. 5 were sentenced to six months in| It was voted to unite the Woman's cach, the sentence beinz suspended | Home Mission society and the Woman's | and they were piaced on probation. Tos-| Foreign Mission society, making of the sit pleaded guilty 1o the charge and turn-|tWo one larze society of misey 1t | ed s evidence. Langevin pleaded | was aleo anmounced at the echoés from | uilty e Friday afternoon, after the|the Boston Jubilee meetings that Connee- case nst him had been partly tried.|ticut women gave $17.211 for the celebra- Charles Thomas and Mary Kelley of |tion. the money raised in manner to | New London, who < pleaded guilty last|zo toward the hospital for women in Pal week to the charge of adultery, were sén-| mur. India. Al pledges to this have tenced to six months in jail each. The sentence was suspended and they were placed on proha ready been paid in and the New district had over subscribed the a.'mmrn'. for this fund by $46.000, - | | | i The case fam A. Small of | The electlon of officers resulted as fol- theft of an au- . James T). Reuzht was -nolled. State Attorner esidente, Miss Ros Hull told the eourt-that t m Cranska, Mo omohila which. the accused stole was e was eubject to a conditional leder, New Lo that the accused returned it H. Walf, Myst : that Small is somewhat men- 5 2 | deficient, did not understand and women of the {recommended that the cnse be nolled, the afternoon seseion was called to at 2 o'eloek Mre. Henry W, tional president, afternoon, giving which she spoke of 1 of Norwich pleaded t of cotton cloth Tnited States on Jannary 21 mum sentence valued | Finish and sentenced to six «aid he | the | the fine was Stafford ; My- bl 5 EeE &l 4 ron D. =4 E 5 Arthur M. '\\:.;' NORWICH SCHOOLS STAYING [PaTRONS A%D PATRO Charieg L. ( 3 Wie; Mrs. W, ON STANDARD TIME FOR COLL CAL COMEDY |H. Whitman, Mrs. J Doane, Nor- Norwich scho on stand-| The following the of patrons | Wich; Mrs. W. D. Hetir ard t accordi aken at | and patronesses for the Connecticut col-| Ville is the meeting of the town school board on |1 | comedy, Pierrot the Pirate, | l-onidon ; Rosa 0. Hall, Mi Tues night. None of the memb of to be given here at the Daf Hoeman, South Willington; Mrs the board was in favor of moving the under the auspices of the Nor- [ Miller, Mrs. Mack Ma b clock but a motlon to bhegin school half wich College | an Jour earlier and close half an hour ayor and ot Lerou, Pres e e e e v nd M Mars} up ; defeated by a vote of 3 to irene *enhaliow, Lon. Those in favor of the half hour cha d Mrs. H. tes, Mixs Harriet Fi urged it on the ground that this woul B ibald Mitchell, ter, Mre. J W, eliminate the double dinner hour twith 0. Smith, Mr. and Mr: M urchill which many i = school chil- Senator and Mrs. Al Lond s aeitheRin here are | My Norwich ; W. workers employ- | Mre : ed on v 1 Howe, Edward Graham, Mig, Main, Mrs. F. Those opposing an did so on Park, Hanover, B Pr the ground that there was a moral Norton, Mr. and | , Mrs, Involved and that the schoc and Mrs. W. E| should not set an examole of wt considered would he an evasion 1de s | Norwich ; Mr: Aie in view of the action taken by the er .|nh‘n:'m. Mo |Lucy Fithian, i ::avr‘w;::; on the subject of time in Co; Judge acd Mrs. [B. M. e hod r Greene, Mrs. William H. Palmer, 5 President B. P. Blshop nd Mrs. Albert Van Wagenen, Mrs. : 3 William P, M Dt A Mra ToT Webster, S St # S R e e attended the meetinz i H. Allen, Mr. and|George Haven, Mrs. C. H. The following teachers for nisht 1y Mr. and Mrs, Em- London: Mrs. F. W. Tholen, Dext year were appointed: Misses I | am Mt Horsman, Stafford; Mrs. J. N E. Coughlin, Mary E. O'Suliivan, Robina | ney Eldred Stonington ; Miss Sara Harris, Mis B. Drew. ,\g\r;' M. “p'rh:m:"' Suiae ;_ lana M Mr. and Mrs. |zabeth F New London; Mrs Conghlin, Sadie coll, Bernice E.|} Mr. and Mrs. Frank|Carpenter, Mrs. W, H. Peckham. % 'WM.“: les :Vn::A d M»ol L Mrs. Charles J. Read, Mrs. ¥ brooks, Wi B D Mr. and W. Russell Baird, “'* Wm. § Miss H. e o d Mrs um 1. Shields, Mr.|Louise Fuller, Nor and ftiss Maria H. Morrison of the Fast T Mrs rbedihy, M | oh o e e ekl Great Plain school. Miss Margaret 1. Sheehy was ferred from the second zrade. school, to the third de at Grees and Miss Mary J. enth to the Miss Amelia M. Young was made as ant principal at Broadway o5 teachers ann later were Miss heen prineinal at th Miss Angnsta Shereshevs Alice Driseoll, who are Wil mal school and raduates, of Mechanics Institute. FY ETCHER TOST ENDORSES John D, | Bates. New ckham, Robe rt nton, I. Eaton, Willimantie, More Excellent Coal On The Way Consumers, Avail Yourselves of This Opportunity. Buy Next Winter's Coal Early. Quality and Service of the Best. PRICES RIGHT The Edward Chappel Co. Coal and Lumber Phone 24—Central Wharf THE DIME SAVINGS BANK . OF NORWICH. The Fifty-s the | Trostees king | House W 11, 1921, at 11 & m : + officers and to trans that may Marvel of Hot Air Furnaces, mads of Riveted Boiler Plates. No dust or gases from: this heater, because thert are no joints to leak. Qui Fur- naces make Quaker friends. THOMAS F. BURNS 91 FRANKLIN STREET 1ii- | Danielson; Mrs. i mantic ; A, | Killingls ; Mr. Aiken Mr. and|Jennie Gardne and Mrs. Fred-|beth Gorton, New nd Mrs. Edwin W, Dolbeare, Miss Arthur M. |wich: Mrs, C. H. Woife, Mr. Jacob Munz | Miss Helen Wilbur, Mrs Johnson, Mr. D. amed, Johnson Mr. and Rutts, Rutts, derick W Mr. and| : Mrs. Raiph | Hope. Mon Mrs. Fred- weon, Eau ( Mrs and Lowis Porte- Julia Tag A. A. MacDiarmid. Mr. Mrs. A Austin, Dr. and th, Norw! 0x, Mr. and Mrs. S m Logee ATIONAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Fran and Mrs. John MeWi ional Hospital n al bulletin No. 100, v : Harry M. Land . Sto headquarters of the Am L Ja . ¢ the .inah Miner, Mrs, E. 'haii?,:f,: endorsed by Fletcher Pos | Frank A. Mitchell, Mr. and tic; Mrs. F. J. Rathb Noank ; 4, of t eity. The bulletin says | A hbey. Judge and Mrs. Lucius [ D. W. sworth, Mrs. Charles National Hospital Day has rece: and Mrs. Carl W, | quarat Mrs. Jane Diplesilentoy i el oy feis xander Jordan, Mr. .| Norwich; Mrs. Geo. Pendlet The TUnited States Public H s Mr. and M |P. Bennett, Preston City; Mr will observe Thu May as Na- | Gaines. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carro Montville; Mre. A onal Hoepital Day. Pos the Le-|Butherford Plaut, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mrs. C. R, C gion and units of the Woman's Auxilia Alexander H. Ab. 4:,,"'":" M are requested to co-operate in the ob- Coit, Mr. w London; Mrs. servance. and Mrs |dington, Mrs M. L. Trai The purposa of the day is to stimu iy, Dr. Bridse Mra. C T Smith, w public interest In the h als of and Mrs. J. | Mr. . Nield, Mre E community to show the, work v n Clieney | Mrs e R. n, Lebanon; ) tals ave doing, and to'golici Camp, the Miss- [ A. Douglass, Sterling. on of the public in the patients. Tt is sugzested jons from posts \'v“r ean L T from units of the Woman" Vi Is where ex- under treatment te see how they ing card for and te acquaint the manner in which they come of net serviee to the sick are be tha wounded. Tt i3 further sugzzested posts and' units cooperate with anthor- zed agencles in prov! and recreation for the disabled p: which prozramme is provided for of eonvalescent patients and hall par! ceneral publie. reception by to girls and voung men, donation of flow: ers and smokes. Tt is helleved by puhlle health officfal that wide ohservance day I heln ranee fublie interest and will he o lasting hencfit to the dls its to thea Tire Reflection Seen Tere, The reflection from the Foran furn fire in New Tondon late Tuesday n: was seen from =zeveral sections of Nor on Greene avenue in honor of Mrs. Tennen, who with Dr. make her home in this city. Only a few)people make good emergency. in MAYOR'S HOSPITAY Thursday, May 12th, has been de: United States, and this day has been W this institution, 4Our city can feel justly proud of sible by hope ag many of our citizens as possil when they will occupy their new home on Norwich Town Green., All venomous animalg are immune to ‘heir own venom. themselves | can be- : visits of inspectiom nnrees bled patlents. whist on Monday afternoon at her home J. 8. J. S. Tennen is to an _— —————————————————————————————————————— Backus Hospital tn give the citizens of this city towns an opportunity to visit and familiarize those benefactors W. W. Backus and Willlam A. tunity to visit the Hospital en this day. i H. Mr. and James C. Ma = Mr. and Frank Palmer.| BoYs SAY THEY STOLE Charles T , Hon. Nelson FROM NORWICH STORES Aviing. Mr. and .ncius Brigze as surroundsd’ the SRR = has surrounded Loan and t cameras and fountair Cranston company store up in the arrest in Hartford ea WOMEN MAKE SUR DRESSINGS FOR HOSPITAL | A number of the women of the various | urches in the city assembled at tie kus hospital on Monday afternoon 1o i ings for the hespital. of t who are 14 ye: ere: Windsor stree Methodist church—Mrs, D. J. Hurley a tal Day. The plan Nirs. Albert dman, lice authorities tha includes the holding in publfe Jones, Mrs. 4. 1. oranion, career of me” in hospitals of open house for friends of John A. Fer- three weeks ago and the patlents, entertainment features, 1 into Connecticut, entered a jewelry store that they had hidden the in New Haven and Hartford and that they where —Mrs. Rudd, e rpenter and Mrs. Vander- - 1 zational church—Mrs. | had also made several breaks in Hart- 1\-b-or;:'~ an, Miss Gardner and | ford. LB ; When they were taken into custody by e Congregational church—Mrs. | Policeman Hurley, whoarrested them on Charles A. Saxton. | suspicion, the youngsters were both ed with revolvers. Money and articl jewelry weré found in their posse Fesides $30 in bills and change, the gave up, when searched, a diamond r {a gold wedding ring and twe gold watch- {es, all the result of a Norwich break. arm- s of ion ds L e FERN WAYNE; PRIMA DONNA, TO BE HEARD IN BOSTON Fern Wayne, the Connecticut American ade demure prima donna, will be heard in Boston Frida t ¢ ich. & number of local automobile 12| th Foston Toleracy :f'"“'m:;:“ 13, #a¥8| (2id. In addition, the police dug up a| ties made the trip down the river to see| Mics Wayne, whose home is at 14 |Camera in Bushnell park which the bovs the fire. Palmer street, this city, has been leading | 24mitted had aleo been taken from lady for the last four years in musical |~ OrWich store. Tntertained at Whist. comedy, starring with the Colonial Dga- ey ) Mrs. Abraham Curland entertained at matic Stock compa She is the youn, no in the profes: petite. © of Canada. t lyric tramed sopra- on and as for statute is She has proved an exceptional FUNERALS Deminic Ferrl Funeral services for Mrs. Dominic Fer- artist. ri were held on Tuesday morning from > 5 the home of her son at No. 18 West Be wealthy and peoy el Thames etrest with an attendacne that for not being mecdr T Tl forEtve you | | ted “relatives and friends from Norwich and New London. many floral tributes. At the services in St. Patrick’s ehurch Rev. Daniel F. Sullivan was celebrant of the requiem mass and Prof. Farrell was at the organ. The bearers were Ge; noro Menghi, Grenorto Guerri, Egidio Renzetti and Pasquale Montesi. Burial was In St. Joseph' cemetery. Cummings and* Ring had charge of the funeral arrangements, Mrs, James 1. Leach There were DAY PROCLAMATION. signated as, Hospital Day throughout the set apart by the management of the W. and the surrounding themselves with the work of the W. W. Backus Hospital, made pos- || The funeral of Mrs. James L Leach Slater and I ||took place on Tuesday afternoon at the l 3 home of her en. James C. E. Leach at ble will avail themselves of the oppor- || 6 Summit street. ~Included in the large attendance were many friends from other places many hendsome floral trily The funeral services were conducted by Rev. George H. Strouse, pastor of the relatives and Y o M. LEROU. There were Mayor of the City of Norwich. The bearers werc F. T. Maples Burial was in where Rev. Mr. al service n Company KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GAINED 5000 MEMBERS ual state convention of the K Columbus, with 117 deleg: as guvsts of Silver as held Tuesday im &t hall at Meriden made of a,membershi; 22,000 with a gain of 5.00 councils were reported aan and tonington. Dar pu apor nde- are 3% or war 2 finan- mmittee reported a oon. 1 work and will ulosiz. In the Callahan of feputy. Joha was chosen state TEACHING A LESSON Every pair of shoes that zoes away from here teaches the lesson of money-saving. Once you let us help you in a rcflolmg or heel-stralghtem ng job, you'll have the les- son well learned. Save your shoes ! SHU-FIX Franklin Square TOO LATE FOR CLASNFICATION FOR fiAL'r-FO\"NI used lulnmflhfl‘l at bargain brices; Ford, Oakland, Max well, Overland; overhayled and in Foot mechanical l‘nndlllfw\ new M‘hl Overlan¢ 4 and Willis Knizht. Union Garage Blzinfield. Conn. Telephone 104-3 Moosuj iv. maylld WHE mess Lefore the public, lMl" 15 no med) FOU WANT 1o put your v-l- um better than tireugh the advertising bulletin, culwmns of Toe