Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 6

& weather gmwis, an ¢ Woy @conts, Campfire Girls soang peaple will leave ¢ “segremione! cherch et OETARG o'cloek this to segrch wood- sernl-pro teams of Riode Island. On this team's appearances her last year the fans were treated to whirlwind fast gunmes, so thelr return engagement has pat the fens on edge for ths contest. Ard 25 to dasketbail, fellowers of the game who have net sean Killingly Hig! | oration committee, Samuel Conisin: mu- i committee, Mildred Burns; iuvitation. ommittee, Irma Perry. i At what is Imewn as Schoolhouse. Lill. freshments_committee. Janet Paine; at Hopkins Mills, in the town cf Foster, | about 10. miles out of Danielson the Lane Construction company engaged in -build- ing several miles of t Danielson- Providence pike has stauck barrier to rapid progress. In cutting down the hill in crder to make an eesier grade a solid ledge has been encountere and long drawn out blasting operations have left what it iy describer as a small graduated in 1863. He prepared for ih.‘ ministry at Andover, Princeton and Un- ion Theological seminaries and was_ or- dained in 1366. Fle preached for 47 vears, mostly in Congregational ehurches, | Tetiring to Berea in 1913, He leaves his | wife, Mrs. Fioise Partridge Dean, ope | son and twd*Jaughter: ‘?s He also leaves three sons and a dadshter by his first wife, the late Mrs. Ella Palmer Dean. The funeral was held in Berea Dee. 3. Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin has filed a dec'sion in the case of Gsorze B. French vs. Janet epard, tried in the superior court hers during the Oetober term. This euit had to do with the re- Authentic List of Men’s Gifts Especially Prepared for Christmas Shoppers GLOVES 3 panyon for the route of the read | icoi: T : Christmas gresns. A {schoel's team {n actlen this meason have u & | movai of furniture and fixtures from a 5e take. he outing |mised @ treat Killlugly Is recresented ::“;""‘hm“:“o::“ = u::“:':w:rl wwater 1| cottage in Wocdstock owned by the de- LOUNGING COATS PAJAMAS cousien for combining an |this sessen by cne of the Anost basket- | TOWIE and one of the veavirements 07} fendant and leased by the plaintiff in the bull teams hiatery. In the two femes 6o far plaved—doth early sesson contemts—ths high school ( team has SWEATERS UNION SUITS' WOOL SHIRTS CUFF LINKS action. Judgs Marvin found for the ds- fendant on the first count, and for the plaintiff on the second count to recaver water and divert spring from whi Ger ground worked its way to another court. The h this water flows u- up threugh Keeping Tabs on Time HE,selection of 2 watch is 2 matter ia Fester Fridey at 11 '. MEN'S AND BOYS’ | | neral services for Themas W. |shown its cupadilites € the tremend- |y, o1q fasnioned macadam highway and | $470 With interest and costa. for the most careful_consideration— SHIRTS MUFFLERS » me condacted by Rev. Giiberi |ous vistory ever Teurtellote and the de- |the O1d fashioned m It WAl Interest many tn towns through- for a time picce must give PERFECT v, o wrches st Clasvilte [cidtre win fran Reckville high in the |5 45 not expestsd fhat much more | OUt this part of the county to learn that serice, day in and day out, year after | NECKTIES ARM-BANDS o Roe srial was in ¢he Foster [6rat state league came staged hedo A% {wori: will-be done on the Rhode Isiand stford soon is to lose one.of its oldest vear. The responsibility of the store that i . Ee funeral |10 be taXen a3 a measure of Rillingly's|ong o the niglway uniil mext spring, | landmarke—an anclent one-story wooden Sells you a watch is great. = HOSIERY GARTERS 4 - o Wentech resord this | rhen operstionswill be undertaken by |\RISAE, in use 22 Tonc a0 ax ihe elaeat For oyt part, w wekoms ehis rexpons , gertut g S e 3 cture, s < iitioe hame # XA ke Lans epmanny (0 gands st the Four Comers and e swned b * Ve Lnow she warches and cocls HATS BELTS i 8dad sourcs of strength i3 the ui- - by George Sumner. At ome time it was | - out. W . fime lst of rubstitutes avajble |lin® at Little Rest occupied by Randolph T.. Bullard of Put- | o “u), o e e et b Tk d RUBBERS COLLARS ; 5 fest | At her home in Foxter Center Friday, | 2ooi!e . i i all of thie standasd makes, but even tiess 1 M5 OF WY Th wuy T er he UV Fesneral suioee for Mhe ey N HII 100 o = sy | through 2 rigid test. We want you to TOQUES SHOES string men. were conducted by Rev. George W. Wa Jooro 0t ags, and 1s BElevad by sampe E\,xy a time piece of us and ten years later { Members of nights of Cotumbss | NS5 Conueied by Rev, Georse W. Watl |10 be 170 vears old. It stands today fust | counefls in varlous sections of esstern Cognecticut wHI gather here Sunfuy aft- er noen to witness the com: g of the come back, satisfied with the’ purchase. “The service the watch or clock gives will also breed confidence in everything ELSE 2s it did nearly a century age. ing Is to be torn dewn te for a three-story strueturs y MITTENS HANDKERCHIEFS CAPS SPATS for whick basketball (Cantinued on Pagz Fourteem, Col. Six) i o be us = 1 ll. That is simply wise mer 4 18 degres on & class ef about 5 can to be used as a general gtore. we sl ply 9 Gegree wor: will ba car- | | “Don’t sell your government securities | chandising. i g SUIT CASES SUSPENDERS town hall, which { | o anybody but the government” is the | ‘The most charming of wrist wndmbr ~ t> Rose of Lima coumc * warning being given at Christmas 0 many who are out of employ d are forced to sacrifice th of highi school fie afternoon for the skating pond t TRAVELLING BAGS men and for women have reccmla' zdded to our stock—all in wonderful new BATH RONZS elr | osamunit t locks,_too, th: ver communt be provided for the s certificates and other sueh “fi; duwns urda{ c.l uju:zl um:‘ :vehu & = - * | eity. It was stated t If you ars forced to sell such SECONDS 3 msflf:.fi‘a f‘:e.; take them to the postoffice Dicounr e il value, Don't desires to m Just as dependible is the W-W-W Line of cuaranteed rings, presented for your selec- tion, in_precious birthstones, solid gold 3 setting and of ingenious, smartly modern design. HENRY A. McEWEN, Jeweler “STORE OF A THOUSAND GIFTS” MAIN STREET DANIELSON, CONN, 11 them to a vrofit on t place mext wee THE ABOVE PROPERLY BOXED, AT _ SHUMWAY’S CLOTHING STORE D. E. JETTE, Prop. DANIELSON, CONN. i the Chri Friday | end a few days with friends re dropned ridar to § above morning, making BILLIARSS | e u e 4, PER CENT. INTEREST Dbarley 73c against $1 per pound agalnst 1920, and flour $5.29 per bar $11.55 one ygar ago, these gsesting a fall of fully one- This is the rate this bark is paying its depositors. DEPGSHIS . . .o oiilnivonnn 3RDDE300.07 "1he price of breadstutly ‘per SURPLUS AND PROFITS.... § 262,206.16 of quantity when comparing the ot} A sound, conservative institution, showing a steady Fridas, just at noom, FR USF. WOOD eral Director and ; o: ;: f::i:ni::h:: growth. We solicit accounts. You may deposit by mail. Embalmer st || THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK DANIELSON ) October, 1 raged 13c a pound exportation against doing mis of Ind!a, the past Danielson, Conn. 2 lard 11 1-2c a pound home in s : canned beef 20c against she was in Engl condensed milk 12¢ per pound — ll.fl'ord lodge, No. 13. T. O. t 18¢; and ttonseed oil or . ance ¢ inst an average of Pin | gegree for _ Gardening in Mid-Ocean Raw cotton 1 “JUST THE THING” the tan| x frice s siso atconsly mavked: thougn enormox. : g not as great as in foodstufts, Cotton, oA s ity hopping is easy for the woman ! the one manufacturing material includ- el Aot etibie wht paper ed in the October report thus far re-| i npererle acceptable a gift Writing Pap :ived shows an average export price where or : r 1 dia rubber l4c per pc d other i next | of 20c per pound in the month of Oc- 7 er pount s the store that carrie 330, | tobcr, 1921, against 06 1n_ Ostover g 254 PIg tin 2ic per pound Man , when | last Leaf tobacco, another man-|!f the corresponding moj gy RANE'S LINEN LAWN viant | ufacturisis inaterisl, shows for the| AL : s ned v i O B H ‘ month of Septemb the latest| e P i Y ¥ | figures e k's statem he the ships gardeners. < g WHITING'S FINE PAPERS yoE G T eptampe | in prices 15 b s of the Atlantic a greal EATON HIGHLAND LINEN year; copper, an-|Caise of the -ut flowers are i l - h:voc vln‘rn fipans TDTACS: afacturing matesie went 1a] quite appare at tan begianing of the < sn this v urther evidence that the treme: C per pound against s beautiful Stationer; ous reduction in the foreign trade to- | pra in> September of last Holiday Boxes? e i e el s vl i - e to lower 7 comes to the sur- | § ¢ simne mor ast vear face, says the Trade Record of l.\»} ts $30,58 against § g National City Bank ! the corresponding month of 182 Ay s \ AW 1 | pitch pine lumber $32.55 per M fest % Fero st red, >y chow [ in September, 1921 against $61.55 in|In€ ten mont ‘mn 9 ed 1860 ally cv }m. same month of 1920, :f ,-m:‘m,;, sl the coun- | hed malpuuc:u&es the fall off | imports of the ten m: | winis . ¥ | ice is equally startling; commer- | gs - D Cante ! DDINGTO Danielson, Conn. compare ¢ e Caniacr- | $2,060.790,000 again ¥ 1921 a 4 Wad | BOWMAN- vear, and i {is as mucs per . unit of qu: i liustrations o are found in t partment the same m: at an average of $1,000, as against $1.740 per car in 1920, and passenger ma- ged $9i5 in the export of September 1921 as against the same officlal figures of car earlier. Unbleached cotton ard in September of as against 24c in the HMARRIED. < excess of expo ten_months of 19 agalnet $45 ing month HANDMADL BOOKS There lu: been } and a compa last year. 11.6c per vard agal ame month of last yi port side the de AN AR AR board, and even bank : and birch bark arc Yastis rmm 1,000 to 2 ance with marke viet Russia are ri Christian S IN MEMORIAM. 1n Memory Of ALEXANDER N. RANDALL A Loving Musband and Father, Who Died Dee. 17, 1917, | Greek Princess Bride Of | American Millionaire | MRS B_‘;L-UR.\ RANDALL AND FAM- Every Member of the Family Can Have a Christmas Club Check Next Christmas Only 7 shopping days before Christmas is here. Everything for Men’s and Boys’ wear in this big stock. CAED OF THANKS Spress our sincers thanks This season, perhaps more than ever before, practical gifts are in style, % Bath Robes Storm Sh = : 3 H:use goats R::!:r B::s BHURBH & Allt“ e Sheep Lined Coats Sweaters 15 Main Street Funeral EDWIN COMSTOCK. JOHN A, WILLIAMS, CHAUNCEY E. WILLIAMS. Mackinaws Shirts Wool Mufflers Woolen Hosiery Neckwear Silk Mufflers Prices that add pleasure to the present making. THE CHURCH COMPANY . CHRISTMAS CLUB BEGINS, MONDAY, DEC. 19th Brooklyn Savings Bank Danielson, Conn. ‘Directors Embalmers Lady Assistant HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN Telephone 328-3 CYR BUILDING DANIELSON Princess Xen:a, of Greece, who recantly married Wm. B. Leeds. th nineteen yedr old American mil- lionaire. They are spending thelr honevymoon on & yachting trip WHEN YOU WANT.to put your besi ness before the public. these i3 no medi- an” through the l‘v‘fl— he Lulietin