Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 17, 1921, Page 10

¥ e NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1521 v g 3 S SR of his ilfness, Mr. Mainc had been em-|Daughters of the American ' Revolution,|man accepted the gift in behalf of U»_e, x DANELSON only 10 the incoming freshmen. bat 4 ployed for several vears at the press|which will be held this year'in Westerly | local post. kR =~ -~ {some who would zot otherwise ecare ic || works of, the C. B. Cottrell & Sons Co.|June 23. Among the speakérs who will| = The prize for' the best penmanship ! Contifusd F: Beie 8 take the regular zcudemn w.rk cffered || Besides §is wife, Mary Frances Maine, | deliver addresses are Dr. B. T. Marshall, | school in Westerly -hag been awarded ue rom Page 6 - .|by.the. high*school AS & r upmoga he s survived by a son, Orrin A. Maine, | president of the Connecticut Women's | Chestnut street school. by Miss Hallle naif the time of whe studemts who take |Must be made for ¢ « coum and two dabgliters, Mrs. Earl Thompson | college, and Mre. Charles S. Whitman, | Hood, - instructor of drawing and pen-!the work . 4 - |ant to know how mans of Westerly and Mrs. Mabel Hall of Ap-|wife of ex-Governor Whitman of New|manship in the public schools. state wide course of study is adopt- |19 hoped that all intefe ponaug. He leaves also three sisters and | York. The meeting on the afterpoon of Louis Monti, -a student at the mi i . jed s being attempted to fit -the |cipal B R Warres os - erved by the|® brother. June 23 will be held at Calvary Bapflnltary academy, comwau-on-me_-fludw_n, (B stricely pedpben nc:‘"‘. AT o) | s e Wit of Wiy The Salvation Army drive being con- & o'clock, supper Was ,: e The submarine base team evened upChurch at 2 o'clock and will be public.!N .Y., is at his home on Haswell sv.L.e::u“mu_ 5 thiac a3 copl e R Cwhiat dhd""“'edmhy oS, i oy ducted by Merrill post, No. 16, Ameri-| Lodies’ Ald ‘“l;f‘" é’fiviu%n O cises | the series with tho Westerly Kaceys,|It is expected that delegates from the|for the summer vacation. receive great emphasis East Kiilingiy. Mrs. Tr. sk was a daug full force, and it is ex-| In the evening, v in one region S between the Tnew = P 7 o Wednesday afternoon, by defeating the|D. A. R. organizations of Rhode Island.| = A ‘baseball game e £ might be very lttle ‘stressed or entirly {ter of Mr. and Mrs. J bez Kin 10cal team, 6 to 2. The gamo as a whole | Connecticut and Massachusetts will be|Fifth company and the Westerly Sani-|omittq in anbthr region. In gemeral a |years had ma was rather slow, and the Kaceys' lineup | here for the convention. tary corps will be played here Saturdaylcourse for a made by paign will be were held, and addresses were A‘i'm:i’g‘?:?n ‘:'4; announce-{ Herbert C. Mayer of Boston and E.MM. 2de of the amount so|8ratcher of Providence. ‘The ™ session general i kened by the ab- afternoon. twould take up work wit etabi ville. 5 rence | Was considerably weal Liaboat . s p work wit o 1 it is hoped that the|closed with a pnyelt-h “dmcemutewfle serice of some of the regular players. o e, 3 _The Suburban < Day _neropll;xn? é’rc:xlnllnm‘,: and-positey Sthes i T 000 will be reached. The com- | meeting at Which: the: of The features of the game were home| Lee Gavitt and family are preparing|NOrwich attracted attention about 6 0™-|.ro - e in charge is canvassing the bus- | chosen. runs by Keller of the Kaceys and Lock-|to move to Griswold, Conn., where Mr. |clock Thursiay evening as it flew over| tion of the town It has been mnnoumced by the hospital| Lo 7 ¢ tne sub-base. Gavitt will be with the American Thread|the town, dropping various advertise- day will be held so ommittee of the Westerly - Board - of ]‘Tu)e :e:{d«’nligl‘ il rr)mde that a mass meeting of the citi-| Mrs. Herbert nglb_qn and daughters pportunity to contribute to the|sens of the town will be held in the Me-|narrowly escaped Serious injury Wed- San. morial building Monday evening at 8|nesday evening, when the arc light in o'clock for the purpose of discussing the | tront of the Colonial club became loos- s ments of the Saturday big bargain day.|¥ear, an Sergt. John T. Gent, stationed at Fort| Sydney Moorehouso of Narragansett|4hd raral farm problems Adams, is at his home on Main street,|@Venue was among the twenty-five stu- 'm"v Sorts ij‘! M' oje having been called here by the death of | dents of the Lnode Isiand State College FWFY 08 % "M “imfl” apgts g %: 5 mesttng of Wesbistn Trigh scheal s s Hndt fon his mother, Mrs. Alice Gent. who left for l‘}nu.shurg_Thurs:l;\y (ofxe- . S 3 P afternoon, | new hospital ";“{fg‘m,‘,:m‘;ol;ffifihfi e oriash on the fop of Mr. Ratn.| Jess Pickrell, chief water tender of N i tary T on- | Instructors are empl chosen for | the sentiment of Hhe o ng to show|bun’s Nash sedan. At the time of the|the U. S. S. Lardner, now in Newport m in order to Robertsom, | BT on g o ether the planned hos-|accident, Mrs. Rathbun was about to|harbor, reported for duty Tuesday after d farm management, 1 yed for e supervise the farm work and (o do part of the teach- Wednesday aftern members of Mord . 2 e dick of Pawe former baseball | : M. 5t Bev e BABihat at thelr oo s pital will be supported or mot. enter the car, and Was five feet away |2 len days' shore leave vislt with his| i v.r on tne ton High school the summer. The boys that take |, o 00 10 A o e & Site d 1 v from the globe when it struck. Togeth- | family in Westerly. bascball tea carry in addition o agricul- | gotoreq on candilates. This mecting ot Wil e surer. In the presemce of relatives and friends| .. vith the light, the cable also fell| THe cottage of Charles O. Treat of | "/ (0L 1 k and daughter | two other high #ctool s will be the last until Septemiber. ual meeting of the Westerly | Farl Sylvester Gavitt, son of Mr. and | Crics'the car, and the top was dented. |SOUth Manchester, Comn., located at|p i JIOVRTE Fabenelc fnd dougiver| 1 as Bhglish, history, ma'n ' ymbian commandery “Bible School association opened | ) H. W. Gavitt of Wells street, and % Pleasant View, which was moved back | ,o-¥r, OF UFieo | matics. etc. Bright boys with the o peorts e | Miss Mary Louise Casey, daughter of| No agreement has been reached be-|at -the time of the big storm, is to be P . it TGor The e > = = Mrs. John J. Brush, former owner of |5 s|Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Casey of Lester|tween the local branch of the Carpen-|moved back to the front on a lime with |, M%, JOUR J- Drush. former owner of | avenue, were united in marriage at 11|ters’ and Joiners’ union and the contrac-| the other cottages. s toh SETL e 0B s nd eutd +| o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Mi-|tors and buulders, regarding the renew-| Rev. J. J. Keane, Mrs. Michael Hig- | V" I the summer, H 5 i e ve at “Craigie Brae” cott: s, C. Leo Higgins, Edwin Higgins and arried out: Wfficieney in. Sunday | Miss Winifred Casey, sister of the bride, | day. 1t is understood that the carpen-jMiss Mary Scanlon werc in Hartford of w d by the pastor, e e et ot ovam | chael's rectory by Rev. J. J. Fitzgerald. |al of the contract that explred Weanes- is a very important 1 himself, sccure the 2 by Ve o Vi idesmaid, and Francis Conners|ters want a new contract with the same Wednesday fo attend the graduation at Work, by _Veron Rice, secre- | Fas brdemmald, o e the caremony,| conditions as was on the old one, but| Nt St Jeseph's seminary. Bilag Mada. VOLUNTOWN of the R. I Sunday School associa- | Preakfast was served at the home.of the | that the contractors want to reduce the|line Higgina was a member of the grad-| Dance, .Commun B O e S o 1y 07 | bride at noon, after which Mr. and Mrs. | wages from 85 cents an hour to 76 1-2 {uating class. Monday evening, Ju e reeaor ot Bitlioal 1it-| Gavitt left on a honeymoon trip to Prov-|cents. A number of local carpenters are| ucsday evening during the Elks' Flag | L0dge I. O. O. F. ey : R Uit e tdence, Boston and Albany, N. Y. still employed by. some builders, and |gay cises in Wilcox park a beautic | Worcester.—adv mactionts by, Biriris e “Rellgions Haucation "and ' the| Orria A. Maine, 57, died Wednosday |are receiving the union wages. ful silk post hnner was presented Mer- fn Danteison. o aweiihy Home, Mise Mabel PoMard of Provi-|at his home on 37 Beach street, following| Plans have been completed for the|rill post, No. 166. American Legion, by| Smoothing are belng erect dence; music; committee meetings. At;an illness of over a year. Up to the lhnethode Island state convention of the|the Elks. Commander George P. Chap—lFrancp in the mref h . manure the ground . 2 3 ground short of home for planting, plant the seed, ca crop during the growing season vest and ket the product. The whole s carted out on a business 2 under the direction of the instrue- tor. A farm énterprise carried out in this manner means much to the boy from an educative standpoint and it frequently gives him a direct money profit. This is a large incentive to any boy and reacts favorably upon his_school wo: At times the home enterprise deals with farm animals. The boy may go in- tod the poultry business, or raise pigs or calves, or buy cows and sell milk Another type of home enterprise is the keeping of all farm records for a year and the compiling of a_ system cf cost laccounts for the father's farm. Such an | enterprise means much from a farm man- agement standpoint -and is.valuable not ¥ to the boy but to his father as well ome fifteen students hate signified tention of iaking the agricultural High schcol, and it will prove attractive not borough, wi h for several years Clifford 1 ark Thursday moonlight dance. MeDan he con wher min, & an instruc- mencement at Mr. Brown's son, tween Brooklyn ening of this Joked for in Dance, Communit Pl Monday evening, Ju y Protection WE HELe Lodge, 1. 0. 0. rches: Worcester m———"‘\'-‘ h cet praded s~hool o] e ! In which the tow 1 IntIY. has bee " drawn fe w default of a bond « BROOI_IN The Woman's We helped him as you can see by his smile. We saved him a lot of money on his shoes by putting on new soles .and ‘heels. Now he can wear those comfortable old ones for months longer. SHU-FIX Buy Your Hoosier NOW R R AND GET THIS $7.50 KITCHEN SET AND A Evr Insaled in & Kitche: SPECIAL TOOL COMPARTMENT TRAY FREE ests boro, M bave ¥ rare LOUIS % KENNEDY DANIELSON Undertaker and,Eiibalmer Detall ment in Unitarian We Offer Four Strong Reasons for Buying |j MR. R. L. STR AN’ These kitchen tools are made and guaranteed Your Hoosier Immediately by the Harrington Cutlery Co., of Southbridge, FIRST FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE, WILL BE Mass. They sell regularly for $7.50. HERE SATURDAY AND MONDAY, TO DE- This week we are giving this set free with MONSTRATE THESE FAMOUS HOOSIER (| each Hoosler Beauty. And, what is even more KITCHEN CABINETS. important, we glve you an ideal place in which to keep lt—a speclally constructed tray that THE NAME HOOSIER INSTANTLY CON-|| keeps the knives from coming in contact with VEYS THE THOUGHT OF THE HIGHEST || each other, and thus dulling the edges, QUALITY IN KITCHEN CABINETS. When Hoesler’s blg, uncluttered worktable Is extended, this tray comes out with it, 50 you REMEMBER THIS — YOU WILL RECEIVE || can always get at each tool easily and quickly. A COMPLETE SET-OF CUTLERY, FREE, || This feature has never before been incorpor- DURING THIS DEMONSTRATION WEEK. || 4ted In 2 Kitchen Cablnet. i/ THESE SETS COST US NOTHING—THE It is positively the greatest single conveni- enee ever installed in a Cabinet. The Tray is FACTORY STANDS THE COST. not regular Hoosler equipment, but has been BUT YOU MUST PLACE YOUR ORDER added to the Hoosiers offered during th‘h sale, NOW, T AFTER THE TRA- The set comprises ten pleces, all of the Best T A i o Carbont Tool Steel, Including slx fine, sharp TION. .- knlves, two kitchen forks, and two spatulas. Knlves are finely ground and guaranteed to hold a keen edge. Handles are fitted to the hand, They are light-welght rubberold finlsh SALE STARTS and strictly sanitary, Blades are firmly pinned ay. there was a lib- in the village We deliver your Hoosier when you pay your first dollar. You pay the balance a little at a time. No extra charge for these easy terms; SECOND You do not pay a cent more than the regular price of Hoosier. The low 1921 prices for the Hoosier prevail. These prices are fixed by the factory; THIRD For one more day we will give FREE with every Hoosier Beauty sold, the handsome, practical Kitchen Set and Special Tool Com- partment Tray shown above — the gredtest single convenience ever installed in a Kitchen Cabinet; FOURTH There is no kitchen convenience that can com- pare with the Hoosier. It is not an ordinary Kitchen Cabinet, but a real working center at which all kitchen activities are concentrated. A demonstration costs you nothing. It will convince you that you pay for the Hoosier in wasted energy every day you do without it. And remember, right now, you not only get the FREE Kitchen Set and Compartment Tray with this wonderful cabinet, but GIRLS, AFTER THE MATINEE |- VISIT O’BRIEN'S |+ Something new, something different all the time, for the ladies and the babies. Saturday will be known as Suburban Day. The birdman is delivering a message to our neighboring folks, inviting them to our community, where merchandise is supreme, styles correct, and price invincible. In return ths mer- chants must stand back of their guarantee, to give such values that will make them cheer. We have th2 grade of merchandise that builds up confidence. CTome when convenient, bring your friends, eventually th= fam- ily, then comes the crowd. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 108 FRANKLIN STREET 8 Cut this out, stick it in your hat,-and keep it on your head. SILK HOSIERY, value $1.00 ............ NOW 63¢ FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR, value $1.50— INDWS G2 st e e S e on e S10D SILK GLOVES, Myer’s make, value $1.50 . . NOW $1.00 | DELIV - GAUZE BLOOMERS; P. & W., value $1.50, NOW $1.00 | ' ELIVERS ; : VESTS TO MATCH, value $1.50, NOW $1.00 | : $ TR TOMORROW || Youmn ot s s Totcompr. || GASEEVETS TO MATEH e 5150, X0 2106 | - HOOSIER ment Tray after this sale closes. Right now - s o WOOL SKIRTS, value $10.00 ... ........ NOW $7.50 | ' When yon can win tmmediate fresdem 3 : 5 HANDKERCHIEFS, box of 6, value $2.25, NOW $1.50 | & T MORNING S e oo e PETTICOATS, value §2.95 ............ NOW $225 | i NEW LOW PRICES ~ NEW LOW PRICES CHILDREN'S SOCKS, value 50c. ... NOW 3% | DON'T FORGET SATURDAY — YOU'RE WELCOME | : “THE BIG STORE ; MORNING, NOON, OR NIGHT. 3 ALWAYS GLAD TO SERVE YOU. M. J. OBRIEN’S 108 FRANKLIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. WITH THE LITTLE PRICES” SCHWARTZ BROS., Inc. 9-11-13 WATER STREET NORWICH, CONN.