Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 12, 1921, Page 2

| tumbia, three b Hyman g | ton, Pa.; Hazle and Perts of : 4 | Funeral services were Leld Sunday : i morning at 11 o'clock from No. 3¢ Union of Setan- Columbia. wic i sento; president, Netlfe Cronin; jun-| - Notes. NORWIC“ Bm ior rfl:eé flmtt'. '!?;M fltcnflix Warmer weather that set in Friday q WILLIMANTIC OFFICE chaplaln, m Hoey ; bisterMn, Ger-|evening chded all hopes of skating at % e Jacksofi; patriotic Instruetor,| Recregtion Park until it becamé colder. Conndt; conductor, Katherine | Many ponds about the eéity, however, i v = Rose Moréat; aseistant | nave been frozen to sufficient thickness to makt skating possible and skaters % t-osvom 6f this &uring the . past few - ppielispgdor . e | L S e |l —LITTLE PRICES ON FUR COATS ooutiave 5t Makui B ' girwns e et s (f | ADIES' SILK HOSE ‘evessesenes.. $1.50 to $4.50 || WARD’S LINEN NOTE PAPER . Two casss were Glepesed of ARG oné b la e Pkl o ™|} LADIES’ SPORT HOSE ............ $1.00t0 $4.00 || BELGIAN NARCISSUS BULES . . . Al : e 2 o i Secass || SILK UNDERWEAR ............... $1.98 t0 $5.00 | JERSEY SILK PETTICOATS .. S ek "5 Jonn #1vs, who hae bows vieiios |§ INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS ........... 25¢c to 50c || RAINBOW HAIR RIBBONS Antheny McRemna, of this city, was iflénflu sncmuc;l‘ty. has returned to her N . Mrs. O, M. CI secretary of Friday afternoon at the Connee-| home in Cos o e c':niem“ barean, tu‘lm:'ec to visiting ifi?‘ Agrieul Trat College, for member- | Mr. ahd Mrs. A. P. Benner spent the UMBRELLAS ...oovvviinniiann.. $2.00 to $11.50 the Makree! homs end finding the wo- shp in Phi Mu Delfa Fraternity. :veek-nd in Hampton with theiy daugh- : . & B e e e e i g 1 Ghbas “arete witl ‘o Wewrd’ inin | R MO COERU BREL S i ; 3 , Th Ty T 1 Nl il | ey Winiunts, W S | oo v 2 e, e Lt ‘ ‘ REDUCED PRICES ON D : Lis family a8 he amnm i ol e astsra of ,Mfligaer, tiss Lilflan Lux of Satatosa, : RESSB ot Makireer Fad sarmed $135.80, Riret | Churches are receiving requssts from the| Miss Eiizabeth Fisnn of Tertyville = R S —— Selectman James M. Stmith corroborated | ik and -aged asking that o spent the week-end with her grandmoth- The tetsimony of the previous wit- | Sing for them. The group of singers 18| L7 ne " piie myan. ~of the MWpiscopal, kreel was not put on the up of, members .of Migs Agnes Fahey of Middictown - 7% PR OR T | Methodise and Congregational churenen | o™ SO (00" il por mothet, to sing s wel- Makresl, tn Ms own Dbehal?, stated | Dut anvone who desires Mrs. Johin Fahey. that thers wets many Bifls to be ‘et § Some to joln them on Christmas. Those| .uang Mrs. G, O Carter of Baboook and that Bo had gome without shoen to | Wh care to hesr the sifigers are Hill ‘will spend the winter with Mrs. CHILDREN'S BATHROBES ........ $2.00 to $4.00 CORDUROY NEGLIGEES ........ $5.00 to $10.50 WOOL FILLED COMFORTERS . .... $9.00 | ity local pastors, or the Y. . m, Asked by Prosecuting Attor- | 8ked to notity 3 .| Gebrge K. Nastn, who is not to go south :’; tfl:s“p] B. fllrzg "Who pays the | M. gt A, befors Wednesday, December ot ey 5 ¢ Makres! answered that he did The Willimangie Weifare Bufeau is ALL-LINEN NAPKINS, dozen ............... $5.00 SPANISH LACE SCARFS ........... $1.00 to $2.50 then told to give th to hold its weckly meeting this (Mon- ‘ - A~ s::dlfaslg‘gouls :“oznfialtt: €. M. C. A boys aepartment weekly g:y"“;mm,'ee > = e Makree! testified that | cqfitests. They have scored 85 pointe.l 7Ths newly elected board of aldermen 3 The others in the league stand: Piratés | il jold fts frst mesting this (Moni d“)l 60, Reds 54, Yanks 36. 'In the Saturday | morning_contests in the thirty-yard | town builéing, se, The Gisuts continse to lead in the himsel?, and 4 needis more than tnfa for tobaceo spnednig money. Three doilars n a week, he said. Foss théen ordered the man to e weekly pay, excebting thres to his wife, and warned M not n future. Ho 18 to report to Probation Officer Peckhamh ones éach monthe. svenitig in the councll chamberh in tne swim, Wiiliam .mckh pa, Plr:’t:i. 21!;: Clayton Andrews, Yahk, were a alderman-at-large. g - {3 st [Harrs Rive, Fieste, was|* M0 icncs W Sacirtay wigre o |} EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. . .. 15c to $1.50 thira w! 8- nds. ¢ state armory under the auspives of 7 ancast_serviees for dirs. Sien 5, | Combany G, 169en Intantrs, was wetl |l 36-INCH DRESS SHLKS ............ $2.00 to $5.50 1l were hald Saturday mofning at b : B0 Celook trom her. hogts, No.. 58 S ety Milotesn add i WOOL GAUNTLET GLOVES .. $1.00 to $1.50 Broad street. Redqulem high mass ot | Hazel son e week-en 5t fosepis church at 830 oclock was H;;z'lvord.mn o e BRUSHED WOOL SCARFS ........ $2.50 to $5.00 2z hn X, Clark, A euar-| 3 5 ooty ey Stohes, Siss Bl | holr Sove, was repestze Sunaiy stier- |} CHILDREN'S SWEATERS, sets: . . .. $5.00 to $10.00 Lynoh, Walter J. Costello and John Me- | n00n at St. Mary’s hall before a largs ghea, gave the music 6f mass. The | audlencs, The play met with tne usual bearers wers Raymond Kennedy of |favor, Joseph: F. Gaudreas, choir lead- Woonzooltet, R, L James F. Twomey, |er, direeted the play. Harry and Wdwmrd Morrison ef this M. -and. Mrs, William L. Jenking with cl‘t " The body Was takén to Woon- | thelr daughter, Veronlca, spent the week charged With mis not guiity, through her appointed guardian was given by a witnesses that the gitl, wbn t months had béen an in- Conneeticut Industpinl Middletown, had hrc'; socket on the 10.05 tealii for burial end in Duxbury, Msss. Wwith thelr SUrrs AT Low P RICB St Charles’ cemetery. The Killorey | d2ughter, Mabel Jenkins, who is an in. > % INFANTS’ WHITE DRESSES ......... 75¢c to $2.50 Brothars wers in chafge of the arrange- | Structress at Partridgs Academy. e . Wiltred Allen ot Hartford gave o Bi- INFANTS’ YARN SOCKS ............ 50c to $1.50 Sov B Randay srmon a¢ dous (| QUILTED SILK VESTS ............ $1.00 to $2.00 Coventry. The lecture was well aftend- OUTING FLANNEL ROBES ee.. $1.00 to $2.00 CHILDREN’S SKATING CAPS 50c to $1.50 At the mesting of Radiant Ohapter, No. 11, Order of Bastern Star, held Fri- ng cfficets were Misg Sad! | éd | Mrs, - Amélia Adams of Haverhill, ath Mass., wae the. speaker at the Sunday ey “Beith M. meeting of tne First Spiritwalist Socie- -t - sher - seoret ¢ By FANCY CHRISTMAS BOXES ........... 5cto 19¢ An semy recruiting officsr from Fort B H i vt Rev. B, W, Potter; ¢ the Connestiont H. G. Wright. Fishers Ietand, 18 t0 D3| gqecciate conductress, Mrs Alice Trai-| Lomperancs Union, delivered tie Suhe n this eity Decémber 14th, for the put- | . § 3 day morning kermon at the First Methos . of constdering arvileants fop ehlist-{ - dist Episcopal church. The evening sermno was by ReV. Johii Peares;, pas« tor, the theeting Being in charge of the Methodist Men's Club. The Reo sutomobile owned and dris- by Samuel Adaths of this city fig- ured i an accidént Sunday afternean when sttuck by a Buick Fotr, on the he wanted to sece. The' Meft's Forum o6f the Flemt Con- “I'm not sure,” she replied calmly. “If the ice is as thick as he hightvay at Brooklyn. Mr. Adams heard Honal .churck - q » Nofn sobfid behifd him and then felt| tnes smureh Taaeel e taunday noott 4t tas 'y y 0 » 5 o Ul the cRurch houee for disctssion of the thinks it s, he's skating. If it's as thin as I think it is, he's sv{lxmnunx. 8 ghock as the car behind struck hiS; subjsct, The Parable of ths Talenits. left rear wheel. Mr. Adams' car WaflpPuring the didoussfon songs were o not badly Gammaged. - The Buiek driven!joyed, The weekly discussions pome tn- by o party unkfiowh to Mr. Adams, sul:) der the general liead of Parables of Our | Tiines, ment. His headquarters will be at the postoffiee, from 11 s, m. dntil 1 p, M Tt s stated ihat thie will be the lest ¥sit ts Wilmantic this season. The spenings at Tort Wright are bsing filled rapidly ahd applicants need to apply: soon they comsider enlistment. The o'\ will also furnish any information de- iréd concerning requiroments and ¢on- tlons of eérviee. “YWHere is Henry ?” asked the meighbor of the lady whose husband LADIES’ BATHROBES ............ $5.0u t2 $7.50 COTTON OR WOOL BLANKETS .. $2.00 to $10.00 FRENCH DAMASK CLOTH AND NAPKINS, set $5.00 SPLENDID ALL-LINEN TOWELS . . ... 59¢ to $1.50 HEMSTITCHED TRAY CLOTH . FRENCH KID GLOVES . TURKISH TOWELS . {orm, buling, The aew min on the PRICES ON COATS REDUCED eeerne. $22510 $3.00 CARTER'S UNDERWEAR . ....... $1.00 to $4.00 HOUSE DRESSES ................. $2.00 to $3.50 L. BUY MORE H Weithe's o uac‘qu.so .. $3.98 to $7.00 veressess. 39 to $1.00 ‘FANCY GIRDLES .................. 50c to $1.00 . 50c to $2.50 OUTING FLANNEL BLOCMERS SILK BOUDOIR CAPS .............. 50c to $1.50 BUREAU SETS ............u..... $1.00 to $1.50 J. B. FULLERTON CO. WILLIMANTIC, CONN. . 5¢c to $1.00 fered a bent spring, mudguard, and dam- At & recent meeting of A, C. Ty1§ .0 o No. towing officers | 260 ron Y . Sriets S S Automobile parties passing by Clark's R Corners Stunday, reported that a smasa- |* CO éd Ford and Buick foadster stood be- H W E S I E R I ! side the rosd. Inquiries brought the | , TLS afnual meeting of M. A. Tdintor \ fiews that the partics in the cars” es- s, fmfik‘?f c".fl:mf'fl;”fifi' x A 3 Caped injury. + Huntsley, six members being present. i Engine Comipany Nu, 1, first platoon, | The agjutant’s report was read and ac- | 2 " i ourse wes calied out Sunday Might at 5.15 for | cpted. The post numbers but 12 mow,|. At the anfual mesting of Budiong post, & chimney fife at 1\8.‘ 6:1 Eir}nwt;t;;et i | many of the officers being in feebls health No 15, G. A. R, held in the Memorial |SATCRETR - a house owned by Charles an g " - > 4 & As a builder of wcummel by Jos:;'h Schenk, Six gallons ::rds '::!tm”s‘:oé:erdn eteifém:ehlge?“‘:;‘en‘ugg:- g omcefs' .m c:immee' ::.L P R protection against of chemieal were used to extingulsh the| ed: Gommander, John H. Huntley; §, v, |ciccted as foilows. Poct commander, » . blaze, €. Thomas Lamphere; J. V. C., John Amos P. Chapman; senicr vice coma- smtt sfimllm“ Elmer B. Sharpe, 58, died Sflnl“:‘y 35::‘5::; g- Eg‘.. Ey} !}. mnns; sergeant, mander, Charles Clatk; junfor vice com- aftarnoon at Fraiffitlin Corners, totw Charles Quash; chaplain, Rev. B. . Charles Stobbins; adjutant | ie 5 J. Leon has returned from New b g, lobar-pneumonia. 1fe{ Remington: 0. of D., E. R, Hills; O, of Tender S o has stood the i s morn i Bt R 07| G, Thomas Damphers: bacite ey |James A, Barber; usrtermaster, Wm.|York whers she’ spent deveral days o the son 6f Milo Benjamin Sharpe and| tor. Bugene Chaffee; S. M., B. D. Rem- Champlain; surgeon, Georgs Bellamy; mnwia 1ia of Sodth Orlean, Mass, Susanna Watson Sharpe, Nov. 18, 1908 | ington; representative, B. Chaffee; alter- chaplain, Nathan Newbery; officer of the 4 “;:i-un aMr. and Mrs. ClaFington Bnow he matricd Mary F. Larkin, Mr. Sharpe | Rate, John Jamee. A collation served at day, David Stephens; patriotic instruc- -y AK Becnstt and tamily, of.Hight was engaged in’ raising and selling eat- | the close of the meeting was enjoyed by iof, Bénjamin Tourtslot; ofticer of the |88 - 3 tle aud Wag well known in this city. Be- ! the” comradus. The meetihg adjourned to | ghard, S8amuel Tefft; sérgeant major, Jo- ltvered the address on The Beauty of Sanctuary. . W. J. Battery of New ., are visiting in town. Misseg Nora O'Donnell and Ann Cun- ningham, have returned to Brooklyn, N. Y., after spending the summer and fall here. —e ALSO MAKERS OF . Chapman; auditing committee, anon. Mre. B. Pearl Griggs died Sstm'llly; Ki-MoIDs morning at her home at Hop River, town ! (Tablets er Granmiss) Of Columbla. She was bern tn COlumbla | (5 1" o1y Theercprsny i e FoR |ND|GESTI°I| July 25 1881, the Baughter of Goorfel yotehes it OTt| Budlong W. R. C., No. 2, has clected W, ahd Licy Miner Maine. She leaves | “hiches. = {the following officers for the oneulng e teachers in charge of athletic educa~ sier § | her husband, Clatde Grigss; two daugh-| i ‘Norwir Satuidey o0 "2 # VIO |yer:® Presiient, Emina Bromiey ; senior | fion ‘st the sohosl. ters, Giadys and Grace Griges; a sls-| g Kellogg of New Britain wag the | Yi0° President, dertka Minchen; junitr The senlor class repeated the drams ter, Mrs. Mary Collins; and a niee: o o served at & o'dlock. At 745 o'elock hins, Amos Chapman; memerial commit- | necticut, gave a gymnastic demonstration £ v, ice tigh ; ireasurer, { antitled The Deacon's Sccord Wife in. Matjorlo Colling of Cohtmbla, e o o Dok dvar Busduy. i Union hall, Putnam, Friday evening, Deo. | i Roland Brown ahd M. Al | Btoel )} JAY M. SHEPARD Willaw Osumees, - 48, dled Fridey | o Norwict: Priey L » Avell Motorsd| iy onduotor, Hattle Lawton s o night at his home on Church stréot after | The high school basketball team playea | T1iiomena Dion; delegates to department | Monday morning in the auditortur Sucereding Filmors & Shepard o lengthy Uiness, He waa born in ire-|the AfSt game of the season with the %‘?“Ve“““‘v Cora Gagnon, Philomena | geate’s Attorney Charles . Searls of | 4 a tos it i s - | Dion, Elizabeth St. Onge, Hattie Lawton; | Thompson gave a very interesting ads “uneral Director & Embalmer ;'.a‘;filwméo;:unrs?l Bs?éxd:d h?:"‘wg: 7 Eflumncv:n;: team i Tip Top hall Satur- | 0 ves, Mery Thorpe, Frances Nicho- dress on Liberty Under Law, or Lawless p leaves & son, William Connofs .Jr, of | Charles Goldberg of New York is the | a% Myra Creene, Chafiotte Siijer, Liberty, Which? The two phases of this 30-62 NORTH 8T, WILLIMANTIO | thi; oity. Funeral services avere held | 2Uest of his. brother Dantel on Lebanon| Sunday ufternoon st 8 o'clock hervices | gubject at first sight appear to mean the Lady Aesistant. Tel. Connection | Sundas afierfioon at 1 o'ciock 7rom No, | avenue. | were held at the Congrezational church. | game thing, or nearly the same thing. In -~ ting friends in town. . jed glass memorial windows and thes: | in the world between them. One Stands 3 ;3::;. "f’n‘.fiitfl‘:fi’ : ‘1:::?::1 ‘fin?;i“fifi wak s’lunner resident of th:’phflf SOV | vere dedicated. There Was a pleasing | for ffeedom and iiberty which is demo- | Klfiourey Bm family plot in the Windham cimstery-] I Lndchnrch of Willimantic was a |PIOETain with Tesponsive reading end | oratic asd has edual rights for all. The - béarers -were relatives. week end caller here. FUNSRAL DIRECTORS AND Sl Molife Wolfsor, 0, died Feidey hight . — 1 of* Mr. Valentino. — Mra Wflil‘am a liberty which anyone can use to go[m EMBALMERS at St g T ay hig! owler, the churer soloist sang, [OW | the farthest extremes, with no regard for £ . Joseph's hospital after & short T SEP X ; hy Dwellings, Lord | or man. His safety 1s his own 18 Uninn St Willimantic, Gonm | illness, She is survived by her parents, STAFFORD .SFPINGS . |seeutif aze Ty g & Roy. Fred MacDonald de- | Jook d “the devil take the hind- Phone 202 ilady Assistant) Mr. and Mrs, Gretehen Weltson of Co-i It iS expdvted that the anhual ‘Borough R i moezgth:«ri‘ze Se:rln fl;usu‘zted his. points “ 2 ::;;h; ;th. :23,“ h;l\:fl !:fiu;'! (&‘1“ with graphic descriptions of conditions In 'y tam ; ere i T T Russ'a, Germany and Norway. He took is only ome ticket, the citizens’, in the S ONING ON 1is andience to Germany before the war. | field. James Sheppard hat been remomi. ; At the Jast meeting of Nina Circle, No. | He explained liberty adsr te crder of Y fated foriwhrden Wnd the candigatis for )y, Davghters of e, heil T the | the votr s foa ot "g‘m’;m"‘;‘,“v‘}“;’§“,"“| " | Kaights “or Columbus home on ¥ain | the honesty of tho seup 4 " Be ?, = 2 . e H 131'a A. D. Bernarde; elerlc and tressurer, street the following officers were Ohosen: | with a story of some 3! Regant, Mrs, Sarah Crowley; past re-| who, missing a bag of eov Charles H. Moore; tax collectsr, “Patrick s i hem up for los. They wers noat! J. Murray; bailiff, Thomas J. Heyes; gent, Migs Mary Fartell; vice regent, Mre | given them up fo it . sessors, } 82| Clare, DLeahy; treasurer, Miss Josephine | lost, howevér, for the hon>st peasanis, | . . . Henry Butterfield, Charles P.1y oo “2o Y rv, Miss Mafga 1ok ohey, returned 1t to the | w.llimmtic Colul i ity W s ostd ot re.| tin} eoordin Seretary, Mis fon | Swners. s Ineident l , Y Fran i i , Miss Lilllan | owners. This incident was used fo show | lier, Henry Wiss, George J. Frasier, Richo | (001 Jeettdioy Secreltiy, L L opin: | Iibetty under law. As an illustration of M‘ BeE e Sre O YOte™™, | monitor, Mre. Mary Avallar; chancellor, | lawless Nberty, Mr. Searls took the! o e e izabett ; :|{ French revolution and the bolshevist | The report of the borough tmlum]ms’ Blizabeth McCourt ; custodian, Mass ey Mary Lewis; in: Miss Mar- | government. The lecturer closed his ad- ¥ ""1}1" el m‘"fl’ 1 guetthe i) 1; z‘:&m‘:’:&m. Mrs, Anna | dress -by appealing to the students for :; s?)su'; nl"' g”‘u‘ 51‘3%" Reardon; guides, Miss Margaret Packin- | govd citizénahip and liberty under law. Bament; §1.407 88 = kevtes i ham, Mrs. Agnes Bowser; organist, Miss . 34 erine Hickson; trustees for one year, Mrs. Anne McGowan | for two years, Mrs. TMINSTER 23 for 3 iation will also be held. At tfie last : 2 Malachi 3: 7-10; I g hand “,l”lfi!’:o:::nwe?‘ rl:_v;?cjam T oaar oot apolweticns ‘fon | LeAbd 34: 1 dnd k7 Malaohl 3¢ 7 i $28; pool roem lissnses, $30; motion pie- | TSI CETSHID Were received. 7 am Hogle of :rxovl- ture license, $50.34; alley license, dence were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. $30; clvews and carnival I censes, $15; Cbr-lca hmn'.“ Siosraca, s t of berough 16.76; Thomas . very attractive new oard, - Haye, 1o A e e e od white with o neat green border, hes | tax on stocks and Been put upon the old stone Whippng town highway appor- post (relic of early days when certain tionment, $2,800; sidewalk asmessments, crimés were puniched by public flogging, $458.47; P. T Murray, taes, list of 1618, the culprut being first bound to this 3500011 B 3. Martar, et o % 110 (0™ Sonkity Gutayen by & abisie. some .91; P. J. 3 2 vehicle $ J. Murray, tages, list of 1920, ernovable Walter of Providence was & side hlg Wife Lo leaves one son, Arthur|the second Friday in April, 182s. |sesh Griftin; quartermaster sergeant, | NORTH GROSVENORDALE ! Bilsworth Bharpe, age 12, and hils mo- die'lu'flerBese{:legl n«aletyln;:rt‘ nm theflll«}Anms e omte Bl iamy retiet | ciifora 5. Brownell, eupervisor of| ther, Mrs. Susanne Sh e, all of Leb- "00! i he 2D ay after-'Amos apman, Geory el Y3 ' n . 5 aeanne SRArRe, ol OF Ml noon at 8 oelock to sew. Supper was' committor Ghafles Clark, Charies Steb- | athletic training for the state of Con-| SOAL: A SAKaanial Tauals ann | A Newoery, Altsis Suliens dent body. At the close of the exercises | Mr. Browneil met in personal conference : 31 Unlon strect, Rev. John Pearce, the| Heénry Bigelow of Royaiton, Vi, ig There liave been installed fourteen stain- | truth, however, there is all the differencs | ging by the vested choir under direc- | other Stands for another kind of liberty, | hich weighed 13, poundn. school at Westminster Hill and in sev- eral other districts, Gayhead being closed Menday and Tuesd: Mrs. Oscar Hubbard was in Dantelson the first of the week. Miss Palmer visited schools in iown | Tuesday, and on Wednesday presided at the teachers’ meeting held in the school- house at Canterbury Green Miss Russeil, teacher at Westminster her home in Brooklyn for the week end. Bunday. The meeting of Buell union, W. C. T. of Canterbury is to be haid Wednes- y afternoon at 2.30 with Mrs. Charles Barstow. COLUMBIA wich. Mrs. Agnes Peabody, who ras beem at Maple Lawn for the past two months | went to Mystic Sunday for a short stay lbe(.ra leaving for hér home in Worcester, i Mrs. Henry Townsend who has been Hill echool, spent Sunday, the 4th, in|seriously ili for the past mouth is wtiil Westminster instead of going as usual to very siok and ras a nurse attending her. | Horace Frink end 8. N. Willlams were The offering for the American Mission- ' in New London Friday. Mre Frink who ary association was taken at the church has been at Lawrence Hospital, hag eo |far improved that she has gome to the ROAD SOCIETY ) Mrs. Seth N. Williams left Monday fou @ visit with Mrs. B. A. Herrick in Nor- nhome of her nephew, Ciarence Shea. Byron Billings has been on @ business trip to Hartford Supervisor Snyder visited the scheols about here the past tweek. Miss Grace D. Wheler gave a paper on Old Westerly before the Historical soei- A meeting of the local members of the | ety in Westerly Thursday evening nd later Toiland county farm bureau was held Tuesday evening at Yeomans hall. E. Tucker, county agent, and Mr. Ellis of the extension school were present. Claire Robinson and Mrs. Lester J. Hutchins wore nominated as local directors to be ratified at the annual meeting to be held shortly in Reeckville. The local mem- bership is 24. which is more than it was last year, but only about half the mem- bership at the time of the organization of the bureau. Plans for the years work were discussed and a two days’ extension schoof, to be held during the winter, was decided upon. During the fall a canvass for memgbers was made which resuited in a’ lafger membership Man last year, al- though the annual fee was increased from $2 {6 §$10, with the request that members subscribe for three years, which was not generally complied with, The burean declined t¢ accept any but active farm- ers, therety eliminating merchants and others wht, have given their moral an financial support to the bureau, although only indirestly benefited. It e predicted | that the bureau will find that a mistake has been made in the restriction of mem- bership &nd later may encourage a more general representation of citizens. At the meeting of the granke Wodnes- day evening attended by 42 members the third and fourth degrees were conferred and- second degrees. at the last. meeting. Annie Bailey Hewitt, now residing in Hebron, was granted a demit. At the hext grange meeting there will be a com munity 'Christmas tree, when the mem bers of the grahge and those of the chureh Sunday school will unite In- the entertainment, which will be open to the public. During the lécturer’s hour the men of the grange presented a one-act play, Swimmin' Pool, the parts being taken by Raymond Lyman, William Wolft, Philip Isham, Clayton Hunt end Raymend Clarke. The play was amusing and very much enjoyed. A supper in honor of the newly elected members of the grange was during the past week, visiting her brother at Conway, Mass, and her son Herman At Westfield, Mass. HAVERSHAM The Ocean View W..C. T. U. !s to mest with Mre. H. A, Macomber Wednesday afternoon Instead of with Mrs, Hannah Green as was plauned at the lest meet- ing. 8. M. Young. who has been eonfined to the house by iliness for the past few days, is able to be out of @oors. Albert Pendieton has been entertain- ing his brother, Samuel Pendleton, from Providence, for the past two weeks. At the home demonstration meeting held with Mrs. Henry Mitchell Monday * afternoon 15 women were present. Miss Ruth Murray gave instructions in milli- very, also in making silk and wool fow- ers. Hobart Ayers, who spent several days 2t his farm here, has returned to his in Pittsburgh. P Leon Bliven captured a coon resemtly upon the candidates who took the first then served by the men of the grange | . | who had failed to give th-.lrh part of a' 5 ' The midweek home prayer circle has!competitive program with the women | . . . P .O’u. oob, )»ldoh mte!.‘ i“l;a‘t.?;;lmu Tre for its tofiic Wednesday evening, Dec. 14, | ¥thin the required time. : a g s as pm The receipts for the year were: Cagh |00 installed in January, when a elass il } poying Qur Debts. Seripture_assigne Mrs. Catherine Wolft has been -vuy‘ | attended the concernt held at Calvary . | Baptist church Wade { Sunday, the 4th. | Hartford. J, Clark. | | i Willimantic FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION AND FILLING. DENTAL X-RAY SPECIALISTS 9 A M TO 8 P. M. 715 Main Street. Alling Building CLARK’S CORNER | Amos Stone is slowly improving frem { his recent iliness. Mrs. Hessie | holidays in Springfield, Mass. | Mr. and Mre Averill and Mrs. Smith- jers of Putnam were at Allen Jewett's spent the receat John Hammond and Mre, Wade cafled on Dennis Rawson at Danielson Su 5 i Mr. and Mrs. Evans and Joseph Evans, Jr., have left to spend the winter in | Mrs .Warren Averill foturned to Put- nam Tuesday ‘after visiting Mrs. Viela South Manehester—Major Harry R Bissell has returned from Europe and as made formal application for post- naster of the South Manchester office.