Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 10, 1921, Page 2

» DECEMBER 10, 1921 ’ 5 ' brother, John LaVellee, and travel with an aer troupe 13 to tour Kurope. Iilrs. LaVallec wlI romain here until spring *all to join her huwbend. 1f fhe cold westher centimues for & : more davs fmantie skaters will to try thelr luck vond If you want the best tea buy from the firm that grows it LIPTON'S Largest Sale in the World NORWICH BULLETIN ! i< WILLIMANTIC OFFICE [ Sl Do stven to easa <l Twirghene 557 ¢ Chureh 9t ream, which has already = There' will be 4 Chrigimas tres at the |thickness which L Tal ‘nd Santa Claus has promised to|Desvy wolght s soon as the iob it Aot mjoed | 1o present. Thero will be singing gnd | thick enough, signs will be placed in lo- e Nuudred couples emjoyed | b0 DEeOent H O fes Deing public. [cal stors Windows snmoumcing (he fagt Friday | TRE N means work, time and money. |to the publie. S e ausplces of the Wil-|Tni; (Samrday) morning two kettlesd . o o i weitare Counell is te have smantle Telcphove Girle Emploves of | wil on the st o collset o TS Too T e meetiug o bs Wy ENNS Johgame Bagubery he 2Ty €X-).1q next Tuesday, at the Woman's Club empanr from Norwich, Danielson, New mfidence in the p;em:ny;{r&xg Tema o Matn yoswt.. Baak mmbec 18 2 public to help the WOTRY fenuitied to bring a guest. Members will bring gifs ¢ hag on the trec 2nd these 4ird of the ate sxperiment Wo- | Will be distributed among tho members : "rr’szBn :A‘OEHPQ\'IBCQ Unton In-|present. An stt#active progrn has was B o parlors of the|Dbesn plasned for tny meeting. aptiet chu thig clty YridaY | punerar geevices for Lesh Wourke and aftermoon, The morning |ee.y yeia Friday aftsrncon at 2. o'elock was devoted to yeports of tho |, 'yon home, No. 1051 Maln street. Rev. nd members telllng of the SHC-|<\yair.. ¥, Borchert conducted the ser- prohibitien under the Voistead | yico ™ purial was in Willimantic ceme- n Every member real IOM tery, the bearers belng Horbert Rich- |newspeper and magasine cMDDINGS | grdy Frank Dawson and Thomas and | sometiivr abomt the muccess of Drobibi-| 4rtny: Greenwood. Jay M. Shepard was | tion means u grest SAVINZ|in charge of the arrangements, 2o dance held st the town hal Just a Real Good Car ~ qm f this Gme of fhe year that (he Were dle- alva officar ervwhere try | futuve work in Windham | Mrs. Welen B. Parvell, 45, dted Thurs dard for years. ftering of ,‘;.‘".::m foature of the|day at her home, No. 55 Broad street, Reliable. Clean. Fresh. Whole. . . 1 Was the question box. | after & few days lliness. She was born . some. 100 per cent. value. Feed » s T losing of the merning session was|in St. Johne, Newfoundland, snd was this Meat Scrap Now while you nd e sver to & dlscussion of the sab-|the widow of Jekn Farrell of Woonsock- can get best prices for eggs. o Seer How Shall We Increase the Mem- | et R. I She leaves two daughters. An- / Write for Booklet, ren as ershin, which was led by Mrs, Mary B.|ns and Mary of this cliy; & son, Mich- WORCESTER RENDERING CO. F. O. B. Factory Vitean of Plameville. All joined in |8el. of Storrs; one sistdr, Mrs. Michsel e A M _— — Mo Glecnssion. The progvam of the af-| Aviward: and a brother, Michael Dum- Y il rs., Auburn, Mass. > n o 1 gddresses, | Phy, of Woonsocket. A ¢ ¢ @ . _ 4 g FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING . G. . pers wera re The institute | At the First Congregational’ chure'l| R C REM]NGTON. 4 =nortls p. m, Senday, Rev. Hawry S. McCready, pas DEALERS. tor, wiil preach at 10.45 o'clock. Ch ' REO yudge Willines M. Molible has hemde® oo rtion, Felly, the Wise Man. e e i | Morning sarmon, Jeremiah's Bet. Churc f the Wind lechool for tho stady of the Bibie meets il at 9.6 s m. Mem's forum mests 8%|our runds witl inigtrator, ve. e w = i £ eets 4l out funds witl come T i | 1210 o'cloci. _Sunday evening_institute iy Ny JEWETT CITY at 7 o'elock, followed short musieal B R ¢ n 5 9 o c A Sleanor Hillhouse, who with At a_meeting of Fa Chapter No, o came of |20 N e man r Hillhouse, who with ng Fal hapter No, Crane pen, dectsion recover $1400. COMING SOON ! Gorden's appeal from probste de- 3 = THilihouse, 32, 0. E. S., Thursday cvening, | o mppeal, tha| At the First Buptisgt chmrch, Rev. / Rl 1« | loWing officers were elected: o¢ Weo. Annu [thur D. Carpenter, pester, will pregck | is stori. | Mrs. Durtey Poorman |8t 10.45 o'clock. ~ Church schoel &t |cal places. a8 for the |moon; Christian Endeavor Seciety meets| feam captains in the Red Cross drive Jonmle A. |8t & D. m. followed by evenlug commu- | met with Frank R, 1 of the can- st; A. M, ster; secretary, Mrs, treasurer, R. F. Cheney < ipton decis- |Bit YSerwice at T ‘oelock; wubfect, | vassing committee Fi tor, Mrs. Esthello Parkhurst; associ TOR F L mdant to ecover §10 | Jumping. Into Heaven From 2 Pile of [chamber of commerce. conductress, Mrs. Tsshelln M, Blair {DHAM COUN Brick. the drive have been slow in coming e officers and the officers to be ap- 4 - . < 1 At the First IMethodist EpiScepal|and Willimantle is running far beh nted by the wor matron will be in- Large supply of parts carried| coustable Thomss 3. Kllisares s 8t | oirch, ‘Tiev. Jopn Peurne, pestor, morn: | what was expscted at the start of the | Salled noxt Satirda in stock a_ $20 [-f’g{‘f;:‘fl}”_ ;5 “:‘_‘_ by | 178 Worship &t 10.45 o'clock. Sermon by [ drive. b 4 1 % Which was being held b7 | Rev. wawin W. Potter, of the Com A burglar alarm i3 belng installed st onead o e tlatms dam. |ticat Temperance U Willimantic Savings Institutse by nother c 2 ot g Who ciaims OB |a¢ 12.10. Hvening 2 Minneap Min omi- i i chapte; Satisfactory work on all | s case i» returnabla {5t ‘30 WEURE oAt e - affi year. The membership perior At makes of cars. B e ae | oures Jarged with © 5 Il;‘\)\l:h!mr‘:* Christian Science gervice is held S .| that of setting a dog on i EXPERT MECHANICS e 6 s M & commiiion ot b 2orning at 10.45 celock in the Weo- | Poilcs court Friday morning but demie during t bers 118, Our new store is open for business, I ettt Sew Eork Lianch | W&1's Club rooms, No, 803 Main sireet. | AAVIn wny knowledzo of such o charge. | Come and give us a trial, F. 4 eelling the : neh | ablant of h s 3 His case was continued. & Son orth Main stree R-\DIATORC?EP_?{'RING oz Sch BeEbieec of (ne | lewn-mpran, Rev| H. E. Oleott of Bloomfield wil A SPECIAL meets immediately ¢ . the B church gTes sl Kenna s meetir .15 Mre, Raymond Olds; missionary, Mra | S 3 in Rear 935 Main Street | PR [ M gy e 10 S TR MAN?F[EL _CENTRE R, E. Statres e s~ | BRIEF STATE NEWS <ol = \ LaVatlec, Noay nd. Albért. B Taa clmned | nal ehureh Sund; Gladys fhe fnest loctures Heard acobon; music, N. Jacobson:| Martferd,—According to- o documert Willimantic, Conn New ¥ were in Hartford Friday attenging Neil | ;oon Vi (o FREs BAOh ¢ the C. 3, meeting 'at_6. B e oevIAl Teais A thyr Rawer, M T. A Pecrow, admitted to probate, Jokn J, Dwyer, lats Miss Kather- duet at the ev- he 1t h c: | e of ey ived trom Mralot this city, left an estais of $56.475.8 of desirabie books for children. ! $12.000 was Teprescited in réa Mrs. Page is @ frequent guest of Mrw.|estato at Noe 370-372 Sigourney strect C. Parker of Wormwood Hill, and |ang $15,600 in real i was through Mrs. Parker's interest | . o S “library that the gift was pre- | Street. Hartford . O'Brien's super-minstrels. Both men nger, profe cut Agricy America of tie management of Mrs. Harry Sawin, who of Mrs JAY M. SHEPARD Funeral Director & Embalmer cal n of Companv G. 188th in- COLCHESTER platoon NILLIMANTIC : Paddoek, }AIRL , is giving away Free, ook that tells how hu sopie have obtained wonder- - ults from 2 simple home method Kiliourev Bros. oaintanl 10 opete' At tofiseeher sy 2 " of the Gell Bladder A o CTORS AND - B as associated with EMBALMERS e name to Dr. €. MacLennon preaches chui G has made & Special American pri ouse 1 51, K Interspersed n Grange hal F. @ peclally pe novelty nted, Mr. and M T. Clark left Mon-| 4 morn visit n New | "~ Mddictownl—Stats's Attorney Ernest Inglis has anmounced tuai he W bring Frederick Harrison, who shet an on Oct. 33, before the De mber criminal court cn s bemch warr of New London | rison wifh- mihslaugh 2 brie? Saturday T b s coated with lee. 4, h 4 ast ' e l SERE = 28 Usian $ Cenn | E. Paddack, Box NK 201, Kanses City,| The ecas» of Willlam H. Segar of Vil-|ll¢ Commtee. i Ry At the Dt Congregationsl ghieeeh ?h ¢ Lady Assistant) | Mo lage HILL for “delivery of a check with. | C4ke and coffes was sorved _ jlodge i vs' h i = Desert Ll of Mansfield, morning worship at 1136, seis i o or “dellvery of & check wit 3 eating o¢ the locs . g : 2 e N TR e £ % C. A. was held Wed: £ 1 Ladies' Ald s uhject, Life Bevond the Nar- ) meet next Wi Endeavor service e president; ner sewing - 1 . B. ed by Ray Davell s s E n | s on the Pledge We Are , ot Poquonnoe Bri d | for the sale and supper. This is the first | Likely t. Sunday school at 4 1 1 Celia Burroughs of ondon, tr 1 y the Society members | % D otal urer, h a work having given First Bardist chureh of Mansfield:: —— 12 to 18 are i e Red Crose. morning worship at 10.15, sermon by : esting of the di né PL AINFIELD. 1 of Mrs. . W. El- | the pactor, Lite Bevond the sarrows, |New Haven Girl Says Tanlac awing officers were elected: Edward ison, t 1 Center Francn of | Leader of Chris Endeavor service ut o1ge o T Bunyan, presiden: Edwin &. G . : : o Chapter of the American Red |7 e'ciock, Frank Daviee | Has Made Her Stronger and W ll tl Co vic president; Dr. A. L. Stebbin: B il . enrolled 123 members. ¥ 2 physicisn of 4 sistan: ol. Genneciie . s Por armery. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bigelow arrived Monday evening, baving motor New York. London, Wiilimantic, D d 7 11 to b B U M Mildred D gurrounding placss. Tl | Thames Pa Neble Grands was at home crated with the colors of the or v {tlon was enteirained Wi a n. ext George . Hisc Thursday ed on practically a er in quiet s ponds and the num ! § I Members of ITRNge gave & ation In ¢t | Better Than She Ever tertainment at Columble Suturda rector of devotione; A. T. Van Cieve, (Saturda i T. B. Wilcox, Miss i e e . foe B Shaisnn, Mr Hoped to Be. Robert Brooks, phys tructor; Prof. |planned t Frank Atwood, VOLUNTOWN “Tanise has batt me up to whare 1 sz Sunday afternpon & committes of iocal | stronger, have & betier coior, and fes Foresters of Ameriea, Chief Ranger W.|betier than | ever d d before” was the peopla & g . ing. Mrs. Clark Crane The Christmas Store |57 =05 s whaninns WITH A CHRISTMAS SPIRIT = , , Announces Its First Showing SRR LA S B L RS HOLIDAYGOQODS |- e team has improved quite a bit thds year and while a close game is expeeted, A. MoGuire, Trepsurer Louis H. Richotte ement made recemly by Miss Asn: Financial Secretary T: McDonald, Re- 'm'\‘-:,!-dm" ks Washingion Ave i | New Year's evening cording Secretary A. T. Dupont. P.C. RANTLEAVER © o 1 e James F, Hi L fore I, Trustos E. B John a0d | heen botherad with & nerboss. tretbie > J. Magrey, attended e distrlet eon-{thet nothing seemed to do any good. i e in Norwich at which a member-4 ';xl- :_'F’:dhldiy l;uh»‘fl\fl"l llnfl oAC.aied rive was planned. At a meeting of | My biood was low and 1 was withou: . Frbe i = T A held | color. 1 felt tired all the time and bare- Court berty, No. 132, F. of A « " [ly had stre to get around. I coud Monday evening the report of the con- | ¥ had strength to get mround I o forence commices was heard and it was { o SO S0 RRAYE T 50 0 7 decided to reopen the charter for & period | Those Herveus apells would Ster in evers of thres months from Jau. 1, 1533, and | littls while With & twitching ia my lef i start an active campaign for mew ) arm and fingers and oontine until { hac com Pla ay < etd | 1o give up. was in Mariboso | e = ome to | reeting, members. A public meeting will be held | I e ear. Sunday Wes come to b dpte wh. Seibiah Wiisan | keep sl and wou Truralay. i Plainfield. 1 had at an eariy date at which F Y e |aches. and feel terribly weak and £ | james. Jonnsin was ia wurs- | been champl . yeurg these two | be explained by prominent members of | “-Dizzy spel's would come on me and the order. The local court, wh last for hours. I could name a uumber been crganized over 25 years, is In sound | of instances when I became so dizzy 1 financial condition, with & roll of nearly [ was heipless. Finally I began taking $0 members. Taniac io please my mother and lo sa) P i ith the resuits doesn't Tucsiay morning a slight c' @ ze was |1 am delighted wit = ¥ o = express the way I really feel I made in the schocl hours at Lic Center O Bl Teoreout el e S caused the liveliest the fans and players Jess Alexar i Manager . : . hool, lessons starting at £30 in the anlac. T sleep well and always hes These d|SplayS !‘epresent the e&ort‘ of GLOVES iF COUG“S AND COLDS mould find no troubie in bringing home < raing o «';:“zin::r‘y and l';‘{:g‘é‘ja%"r:&:i"i;x?&t‘—::& closing a< 3.30 p. INTERFERE WITH il arive of aho foxal counet, 8t Jean i 3 S | Thursday, the Fe ? the Immacu. |has gone out of my arm and fingers, an: months of planning and searching for | HOSIERY BUSINESS ST SR i e Fens oL oo | SRS St e e 5 suecessful, A nember of candidates have £t. Thomas 30 2. m. by the - - o T 1 = RIBBONS been sisned up. The initiation will'tek: a pectations. We keep it on hand @il the merchandise of a quality that would do Gl e e s fime, ow and every dose 1 take makes ights of Columbus |, Tie keal counell K c is rc:d in Norwich by Natiosal justice both to the buyer and seller. parliam T has made final arrangements for = dance " Dru; tores Corp., and Taftrifle Phareg- 3 = e forem E | With goged o Rocky Point orhestra, Wita a harles R Cirey, Y, : Dearniey & Clarke, Voluntown, Conn. | suntight hep i e afternoon and o nov- dance in the evening the not fail to be G RAYS SYRU P\ Bugene Oufmette of the niittee plans RED SPRUCE GUM I besin mauicipier: noelise THAT SUCH EFFORTS have been | HANDKERCHIEFS resultful is plainly reflected in these | HANDBAGS stocks which in completeness and vay. | POCKETBOOKS AVedetible Pr o e u BRI Db iedness, with price and quality consid. | JEWELRY : s . system & ! Deep River—The D River ered, there is not a shadow of doubt. :2::; : R o e THEREFORE, with these advantages | GIFTS OF LINENS d the advan f selecting f GIFTS OF DRESS , " . . e st Thes o . oW | cogns Any Touch of Indigestion Your time to choose, should be a sufficient | Furs Until your various digestive organs reason for those who refuse to be caught | COMFORTERS Food ;::p‘;bf’f:\frg&‘:;' ;gzd;v;{llsbt:figab?ef in the last minute jam to do their Christ- | BLANKETS wii fe to clogand poison your system. Your mas shopping now, TALKING MACHINES Feod. pod'il b poor and impure and The fest in. oward etz o~ Pre-Holiday Shoe Sale ELECTRIC CLEANERS you ters staff of the army to bo headed Shoe your family in our Shee Stor SUBMT! e your nervous system thoroughly run BE AT o el y y 2, US thls ll’t Of m :CA :filnlErP‘.L\ report to General d save for ° holiday g i?s. the healthy activity of stomach, liver, Pershing for duty as & member of - & / ’ f m APPAREL ‘mon down. Take immediate steps to secure when orders went to Colonel John e lllgfz:t::l as 9-" Illll!h’ltlfll M a TOYS ( Tak‘ aadibowals . To thisand vou shagld | bis staft. Colonei Paimer went to Om Unfil 8 P. M. D“ling s&le reason for our asking you to cenfine | poy;s : . | S ST ) ’ : L @ratting of the army reorganization ’ THE H. C. MURRAY CO. act and subsequent military legis- . §DY o sveryw| L ! in'bexes : 50c—50 »ills tation. Recently he has been on duty at Fort Jay, N. Y. Colonel Palmer, it is understood, will act , #s an adminisrator ‘to Geperal ; ; and Mis chief of stafil _ hd -