Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 5, 1921, Page 7

IR MMMA«“ i < \ : NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTWER 57 'l%’l - p P e | h | Hayhina hava caigined trom 5 Jiait Yoo} mm Mrs. Luican Bass of Scotland. i Miss Marguerite Cook is the guest of frs. B. J. Stalker is entertaining her dence relatives. 1s n, ;{iss“‘;gn.es Smith of New’ Yorkdg TM: : “.rm v f Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Chappell an: ; j Pasughtor atbended. the _Bra:;x;boro fair Hothcks i ( s The w last week. tracks | ' £ 4 Mrs, George Johnston are {o[is being_completed ‘and the car Mrs. H. C. Hatch retyrned Sunday from m- “m a':,d E‘.rockltm"ia!r today (Wed (Rra to be reaid at once. Work startei 4 few aRbE A Th &nklin. % ; : ; : and Thursday. Tuesday and considerable progress Was|™ ny.' o0 Mro arren Chase, who have réalizes that now is the OPPOTmne time for invest- F Thomas Keene, who has béen |made. As sooh as this is comoleted the |y o g b Biir S T e R & &“n ; x | b 5 @ fer home in Westerly for the|roa don Canal street will be torn up. Utley’s, returned i0 Hartford Monday. p,,mmm‘h,.m..naw l 5 MiTk, Malted ment in fixed income bearing” securities Whlch wnll :re:vem has returned to Nof-| 3fenday meérning at the Church of the; = The Original Food-Drink For AllAges o g and 18 l0cated at 160 Broadway | mmaculate Conception, Miss Anne Sul- - present, before opening her home livan of Westerly ana Joseph Lee of MANSFIELD DEPNT be paid off at a time when the dollar will be worth : co Etreet. Weduetequock, were united in marriage | 5 = FEe portant facts about Japan were given by | Aldrich of Theoma, Wash., Wallace Al- more than it is tO\.ay. > : g e ; and | Miss Ruth MCollum went to New York | ROTt y ."lfl“k:::‘(‘ti\irwdn o ;.(:: biggu,,- Bullivis. bad tho o Tla| 15t week to engage im post-graduste “‘;;'sf:i‘se:-ou e s ?;r’i: :"dy‘:l“fiam %::“;hz:“'i‘:"ym o roc . A S b rork at Cotumbla uxiversity, wour followe e - o Providence = t r eph Lee of { Work at Columbia university. I v ; g Congregationd! | he sen of Mr. s Mre, Jomeoh Lee of | M use. waa. piaced under | & Me. John ricson and Mrs. Carl |ing on relatives Y A PERMANENT INCOME s :Achtwi al AL ‘qute :uogomfl of the brlde's parents. quarantine last week because of a case| Sundell served cocoa, cake and wafers.| Milton Stone was given a surpfise on vl ‘n,my e n;e artment fxdna theflé? wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. | Of scarlet fever in the famil; Two new members joined during the |his 18th birthday by the East \\'e_;_:d- condition The BE ey e A e thel: Tome n Pawestuck, | s, K. L. Dimosk, Mrs. E. B. Thotiip- | S#tcrtvom, stock orchestra and a-few friends. T s gained s large membership |Ted Wh e Ty the buciness | S0n. Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Klein and the| The Y. P. 8. C. E. is to hold its Oc- [effafr was greatly anioved. Refrosh- the directio of Mrs. C. N. ;‘fl It i w":“t!"“?t _umy sitney service | d¢legates named last week attended the | tober meeting and social Wednesday ev- |ments werc served by Mr. Stone. ° 1d Miss Felea Barton zl\dn: men of w:q:: :nzi Nof\i‘th.fl; tro- | Meeting of Ashford Baptist assoéiation | €ning in the church parlors. s e between 60 and ¥ members 2nmdny: ‘batween o petraen ihoss | points nmas|at tie Memorial chureh, South Willing-| Miss Mary Cummings of Willimanti ASHFORD ) gt \mndyme‘m fli.sidf?e;efl?x? to ;:;n“;;-cmunum - ton, Tuesday of last week. was a recent guest of her cousin, Miss i 3 soctety listen: ¥ 3 Mildred Per! Myrtie Clark. e Ashford Weifaré asséciation en- . . the s of the work of the World| Eolmg it T L sokton | o0 t0 her home Saturday alter loug eitrade Youne i visitng | doved o delighitar surprise at tne out- May be obtained from an investment of $1900 in Wide Guild convention hel 2 5 5 < e % t at the home of her grandfather, W. liamstown, “Mass. door meeting in Buck's grove, Westford, o P . 5 which Miss Florenco Barber B (thuis OWEHMOIR o o H. Corbitt. { Ruth Kecller of Hartford has | Saturday afternoon. The expscted ad. | the 8% Participating Preferred Stock of the Ashland went as a delegate. 2 y it R i There was no session of Edwin Rey-| been a recent guest of her aunt, Mre. ¢ Judge George E. Hinman fvas Liaidass . Ebenezer SEUEERD, whio for the past SB|Rutimunan O f‘:‘z?j“’“‘"“)}:fl:‘i_ on | n0lds Memorial schéol last Wednesday, | IL. . Card. 2 Gas e o Cotton Co. Investigation will convince you of the yea . nlu(‘ia‘t‘! fi; sltflro r:fl rv-?[,"fl c I8 ‘:"::45- 5 * s0 that teacher and pupils might attend | Ered Tabor wag taken suddenly ill antic, War = with a Westerly concerr iness. ) Mansfield f: il it T tonra e Governor Marcus H. Holeomb Who 4ecapt- safety of this issue. Westerly is to celebrate Nov. 11, Ar- ’i'am'!wg‘:i‘;f; Snatee. Bhtolhy BE Rev. Charles G. Johnson of South Cov- taken with a dizzy | ed Judge Hinman's invitation to attend tico Day, In a fitting manner. The|Dowd, Benjamin Spar - alled at the parsonage Thursday. | spell in tore Friday. the Ashford meeting. The ex-governor, < e part, manutae. |ifeon, Danny afternoon he v ited the state - and Mirs Leslie A. Clark. mo- 1sh of Weste Bush of Wester] and made a he dld not expéct to speak, was ring and business places will assist to el Sk ution with his fa i « greeted that, as he sald, he al a one to be r“mt‘m- o g and lpful address in could not well refuse a few words of &3 3t wil W6 & fenebal ol ok st of worship. redponisé to the people of Ashford there INFORMATION COPUON T t mesting of the town counc souis L lainville was at for pait of the week end ! week hour of devotion T | t the home of the Mis i | led. spoke especially of the service rendered the state by many men BARSTOW HILL & CO, INC. gent Intp wublic life from the small oein- | 6 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. try towns, and of the inéstimable valug of > 2 he lessons of indutry and thrift taught by country life. He paid special com- pliment to tha children who took part in the programme of the afternoon. He was given an ovation and at the closé of Name. . 1 this week. eld Oct. 12 at 7.30 o'clock to R e | coting Nat. The town mébt- A number of ns have been 5\ 2 town this week, two women and ch ' dren and men, < come from O! The Shore Line Fleetric Bailway is el aving the roplaced on the his et to the railiead sta- ‘anal stret; The fomd work il bs M s recovering from a Without obligating me in any way, pie Ashland Cotton Co. 8% Preferred Stock. send circular regarding imantic Sat- S avios of Norwiel ab! the meeling many of thése preséfit spoke slderable ¢ services of Dunham Memo- ! with him personally. Atiavess STONINGTON il o e o s Mo b persomay. P e niamin Durdick of Wall street, son - : S thé great CoREHH By atdoei- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burd is suf SOUTH WOODSTOCK | tions 2 in a measure, taking the place of the old {ime town meeting, and of the red wit- lue of the get-together spirit h Wood- | Zave stances of the ‘advantag Saturday evening, | modern facilities of communication w Mabelle | Were making country life more attractive | v influences of close | h pot 3 i ZKONK Mr. and Mrs. George H. G mpany with Mr. Mrs, s entered the m-| { Detween three and four hun liup, in | nessed Louis In-|stock b trip to the | Oct, 1s Johnsto! becam e ceremony nry Baker of y evening. Col ptis when daug the br g0 far re- to g0 Thurs- will make in the country wh _nf hi nt of canc .{comb as war gove f Connectic . hiods ot ] vde Te was a concert by the Bahe .. She | Cornet band, and recitations by Th:lma lossoms and car-|{ Warby, Thomas Supin: of roses. The|and Millo Nagy Dorothy Bundy under v or , Mrs, Klein _of ; HEBRGN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stack returnsd to having been st a « Stanton of | iton home- t Piter. Ctliffo nl mont A meeting Thursday. the warden and of Wakefield, is vis- rd bride field, e maid of hon- organd Cancer Week The Am of ( . ssell of pton we T ¢ of Mr, sister, and f; 130 to | pose < . = facts ah » v ) many of our | In the Un K church W own. Mrs. Nelson | was in St. Peter exet grange and |honors. M hie has been head {chester and ¥ h was 'f[»-r‘mr and foliage under the Winsor Clark. subject on and her brotl About | Hlerbert of Hartford were Lome for the | week end; Louis Duffy from New voted | Have cemetery were prese Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Welton Por! were in town Wednesday the funeral B. Chamberl WEST KINGSTON A committee has been appointed to p lantern for use in SOUTH WINDHAM Good 1 clrele met Wednesday h par: Devotfonal nt years. The orated with flo direction of Mrs iss Anna N ne. ane. | EAST WOODSTOCK hrogram V. Hendrick, principal of ool here, the grammar 1 | i i I e this week. Mrs. Carrie F. ceed her. Mrs. Brown Richmond the riew Ll\'HC'l Miss Iendrich will teach in Providence. Bradford is suffering from sep- ng was held Wed- ¥ % president, Mrs. A. Jordan. Miss Nellie Pratt s leader. Plans w made for the Seoread of | October social. s, of Exeter, was a call- er in th ity Sunday afterncon Mr. and Mrs. Alascom Rice of Exeter, were callers here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodmansee have Ten im-| Mr. and Mrs. Everstt May, Winthrop | moved into the Benoit house. They had »f the Grange ‘:n" lndustrlal Paints for Every Purpose : N keeping pace with over seventy s years ‘of progress, Wadsworth, Howland & Company have devel- - oped industrial paints for practically . every purpose. ; Bay State Steel Coating has stood every imaginable test, experiment, and exposure. Itis a proven proteo- tion for all metal surfaces. y= # Cement floors need Bay State é;- ment Floor Hardener. It changes . the porous cement to a hard, smooth - surface that will not dust nor absorb 1 M A Maine of Nofwich sang n the Con- Is to be Palmer, Mass., to become the bride ore Dewhurst of Stonington, son is in Wellesley. attend the installa- son, Rev. Stanley he Congrega- N G. Thompson has been viw- moisture. Bay State Cement Floor 1 H. M. Pendleten in New Lon- Coating changes the dull color of cement to a delightful tint,and makes the floor easy to sweep and wash. It comes in many colors. | * Wahcolite is the perfect white fin- ish for walls and ceilings of mills, factories, and warehouses. It coaes in gloss, semi-gloss, and flat white. Bay State Brick and Cement Coating beautifies and waterproofs all build- * W. P. Willilams are n Philadelphia. will have estry on | sugar-coated chewing gum r a few days' ome in l’mel returned Saturd: w London after a vi ome in N Weckn with her coutir, v A. Dan . e : ings of brick, cement and stucco. Bay Fin “;,’“ Weat to Niantic on which evervbody likes—you will, too. State Marine Paints have been the Monday to cast their b - Charles Johnson of Hartford spent thé waelk end at his cottage in the Grove. The W. B. Dieebe cottage at the Grove ! - ing painted and Mrs, Ci leaders for over seventy years. 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