Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 5

e = e e e AR 'VARIOUS MATTERS had by brew-| Tuls is ahhando day for February. miztare of Tea and 'Sul-| aqium tides will provail today, Your hejr is your charm. It|spn e & wipat i fades, turns gray or str us application or two of Sage and Sul- phur enhances its appearance a hun- aredtol Don't bother to prepare the mix- tore: you can get this famous old Fecipe mproved by the addition of ther ingredients &t a small cost, all Peady for use. It is called Wyeth's|church. Sage and Sulphur Compound. This ean | * ye " oo women, Miss Bernadette always be depended upon to DFINE|.ng Nancy Dore, have been in Biddeford. Pack the natural color and lustre Of {juin visitine. your Bair. e e Chrigt church food sale, Saturday, 10 Fb;rxvrbog:mpoun;w::l: o eage 20| o m. at C. V., Pendoton's, Broadway.— - rally and evenly that|3d"- s it has been applied.| At South Vohmtown jpen a sponge or soft nd draw this through one small strand at a £ the gray hair has @ieappeared, and after another appli- sation it becomes beautifully dark and glossy and lustrous. Thik -use preparation is a delight- requisite for those who de- hair and a youthful appear- not intended_for the cure, the avening. erally cleared of foo. to blanket his car, these freezing days. It has been announced that Feb. is to be recently, sheep and killed by doga & The Grand Chupter Order of the Fast- ern Star of Connecticut, Is to meet Jan- 30 and 31 in New Haven. 3 The pupfls of the Sachem streat sch have been earnest in a campaign to secure a victrola for the schost. The state budget of the W. C. T. T., as anncunced i the White Ribbon Baaner, includes $100 for work at fafrs. The mew train schedule in effect Sun- on the mercury is very careful| Thursday. R Mfs. Wikbir S. Aling of Washington town Thraday to spend ctonaedent month af Trinity Methodist | Thursday ¢o spend ithe rest of the win- ‘Ella_Newton visiting ulih' Norwich. Clatence: Lefingwell Jirs. 1. 5. Stoddara of visiting her sister, Pierre, In Nérwich. Mrs. Mary E. Bates has been re-elected the New London bramch of || the Woman's National Indian associa~ LigHt vebicle Jamps at 524 o'clock this | tion. X John A. Moran, who had been ill for, Valls aboutgtown are now very gen- | several days at his home on Boswell ave- to ' business president nue, was able to return street left ter at Miami Beach, Florida. - STORRS HENS RESPOND TO / MILD WEATHER INFLUENCE of the laying In the twelth week contest at Storrs the hens apparently took advantage of the mild weather that ¢ of the week belonging to Frank Palmer were bitten |and produced 2937 eggs or & yield of nearly 38 per cemt. < This is 442 eges €ggs more than last year and 530 eggs more than the seven year average. Not only this but the 100.pens have set a new record we had during the fore- more than last week, 863 for the twelfth week by laying more eggs for the week than for the same pe- ricd during the past seven contests. The production for the twelfth week during the last eight years has been as fol- lows: 1914—15 1915—16 1916—17 191718 of Old Saybrook is ana’ Hapota Me- Guire of Graton were In Norwich Wed- nesday. 's Point is Mrs. Henry H. La- 1 would like to tell you that the work in’ which the charter commission is engaged was thrust upon us. Not a man on the commission has an axe to o all of us are working for the best in- terests of Norwich, sald Charles D. Noyes, chairman of the charter revision commitfee, Thursday evening by the commission in the common council chamber at the court house. The hearing was the second of the wéek and was held fof the purpose of giving the citizens of the city op- portunity to offer suggestions or -make critfcisms of the new plan of city gov- charter. X The attendance was larger than that of Tuesday evening when the first hear- ing was held, and included @ number of women. Few suggestions were made, but a floed of questions poured in and were as readily answered by Martin E. Jensen, chairman of the sub-committee in charge of the drafting of the new Instrument. Mr. Noyes opened the meeting at § o'clock and after briefly explaining the purpose_of the hearing turned the chafr over to Mr. Jensen. Mr. Jensen announced that the meet- ing was open for questions or sugges- at the public hearing held’ ernment incorporated in the m‘ ought to. be printed. Not only iust a few of the changes. You might have a hun- dred moro changes,back {here. Mr. Jensen"—You will have a ehance to see the whole charter as scon as it can be Botten ready for publication. Mr. Noyes—I would like to tell you that the work in which the commission is engaged was thrust upon us. Not a man on the commissikn has any axe to grind. The commission represent different yar- ties. All of us are working for the hest interests of Norwich., For twenty-five years our charter has been a byword. The stove in huardoo;n. g’?u et was awakened by smel and the crackling of 1 that a closet through which e, S, P T N tele e call brought ou Ch:gthm and Chemical €o. No 2 through their quick work with chemicals a serious plaze was ed. The fireman used 34 gallons of chemical to extinguish the blaze . A space about six feet quare was burned ugh to the roof. The firemen are of the opinion that soot in the chim- ney. or pipel eading into the chimney had been set afire and had ignited the paper books and cloth that was in the. closet. 2 Vital changes have heen explatned to you. There is a ot of other matter that is the same as“n the present charter. This is a human-made instrument and, In, all probability we may make some mistakes. The motive in dalling you here~fonight is that there may something come out that may show ue we have been wrong in some matters. The suggestions and crit- lcisms made have been noted and will be taken under consideration. FPolitics have never been mentioned amonsg the men working on the charter. We haven't thought of it. ‘We are trylng to treat ali \ MANHATTAN MEN'S DEPARTMENT REPORTED TO BE SOLD ‘Rumorg that were current Wednes- day regarding the sale of the men's de- partment of The Manhattan Company became more persistent on Thursday. When the rumors first became current Leo Kronig, a member of the company, was asked regarding the matter and on ‘Wednesday ‘evening denied that the bus- iness Dbeen sold. It wad reported that the men’ “de- FINAL REDUCTIONS , b...3 IN A CLASS BY ITSELF - “Benefit” XX - 'Baking Powder Means a Saving to You “I’s’ Results That Count” ' ON OVERCOATS FINAL REDUCTIONS ON SUITS FINAL REDUCTIONS ON SWEATERS FINAL REDUCTIONS Parcel Post Paid On $1.00 or Mors DIRECT IMPORTING CO. sectlons of the city alike. DT IvG fiecK pitelines 8 THne ON WINTER CAPS day next, has stirred up towns likely to | 2143 2047 2178 2086 | tions. z AWert Bmmu'n»You say that for 25 | dore Lowenburger and an attempt was 3 157 MAlcN' SYRET' OCIETY b rived of a train or two. 1918—19 1919—20 $920—21 .1921—22| Cornelus J. Downes suegested that|yesrs we have needed a new charter. Did | made to get in touch with Mr. Lo Z 3 NORWICH, CONN, ROAD S 3 Low tmperature prevaled again | 2002 2292 2004 2637 | the text of {h€ new charter be read #0 |you not propose the commission form of | burker Tiursday night, but he colild not |, ENAY REDUCTIONS ON Seth N. Williams served as jur | hursday ryorning, slthough during the | A pen of White Wyandottes owned by | that those present would know What | government ten or elevn years ago? be located. However, a member ] o ast week this, g o had risen to 26 rees. From Plainfield, Wm, P. Barstow has been in Philadelphia to attend a meeting but men and on his way visited his in New Jersey. the organization of Mystig’s com- »rus under the diregtdrship of Geer of Norwich” December six rehearsals have been held. s 3 jch | their friends were. given & pleasant par- | (v pefy] are % . + s between 50 and 60 for the weok with a ¥eld of 44 egs. |changes? fiow fatl on. Than. Smher bt Tere 10 o S A oLk eupuatiol o the lmy»e“ who‘ look < earolr tween 50 and 60. an Intorcollsemts - Bouttey | Taatis | Mr. Jehsone Yes. T A B e e o ayer building. Abe Tannenbaum, [. D. of V. bean supger, Buckiugham, to- Contest wil e nela gt Madison Sauare| . J. Corkers——T think it would be ad- |, ML ¢ ing for GOOD CLOTHES, o rday), § b. m—adv. Sy your farm or arge list of cus- Woodbridge Orchards, Woodbridge, Conn.,, was first for the week a production of 50 eggs. Exmoor Farm's changes are contemplated. Ha asked if the charter had been read at the meet- ing Tuesday evening. White Leghorns from Lebanon, Pa., were second with a yield of 47 eggs. A pen of Rhode Island Reds owned by John Z. Labelle, Ballouville, Conn., was third with a total of 46 eggs, A pen of White Leghorns entered by Goshen Poultry Club, Goshen, Conn., was fourth New York, during the poultry show. | The student judging contest will take place on Friday, January 27th with teams from the following state colleges| participating. Cornell university, North Carolina State College, New Jersey Mr. Jensen said it had not. It wéuld take about ten nights to read the cha gection by section, he continued. He called attention te the faet that the changes had been set forth in detail in the local papers Wednesday. Mr. Downes—Those covered all the able to repeat the thanges. Mr. Jensen, in complying with the sug- gestion, started with the most radical change. that covering the proposed new method of handligg the eity's finances by putting the power of making esti- P Mr. Noyes—I did. Mr. Boardman—Is this not along the same line? \ Mr. Noyes—T don't see it that way. Public Works Board T. C. Murphy suggested that the dutles of the public works beard be explained. Mr Jensen gald the mew board would have the eame powers as the committee on Tety commitfee,’ will have the same power as the present police com- mittee and fire \committee, With a little more control over the situation than they are now permitted. / Mr. Jensen said he believes the new family when seen at his home and asked about the purchase, confirmed the re- port that Mr. Lowenbdurger had bought an interest in the husiness. TANNEY CORPORATION GIVES ENTERTAINMENT FOR EMPLOYES On Thursday evening the employes of the Tanney Corporation and a number of president of the corporation and L. W. Fowler, manager of the store, were the hosts for the evening, Games, vogal selections and dancing filled out a very pleasant evening for those present. Several solos were rend- Solid Comfort| Glasses CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS FINAL REDUCTIONS ON CHIUJRE‘N’S SUITS UNDER-PRICED, will be more than usually interested . § 9 | charter is & good thing and that the oity | eTed by Peter Devito, Frank Steinke, |3 . - W‘Ifl! your glasses don’t kerel and 3 porch: |State College, Pemmsylvania State Col.|mates and fixing the tax Tate in the |\ ccr pors pr 5 Sorbgs eyl g :‘e?' Miss Charlotte Fowler and Miss Mary (1T} this low price event, | . ihe result of one day's |lege, University of West Virginia, | Nands of the board of finance, their ac- | gygtom McNeely. Refreshments of sandwiches, look right — feel right — q t recdrd of John |Massachusetts “Agricultural College and | tion to be subject to the approval of the | “Mr. Noyes sald that at the present time | C8ke, coffee and ice cream were served g . Leo May Connectiout Agricuitural College, T, | P0ard of aldermen. e, ermen. 1t hae | e mavor has no power. THat has been | DY Uhe YOUDE women employed at the Your particular attention is SN . T 1p fisher Lincoln_Orr of the garden show and Dr. s practically the game; as 28 | th complaint, he added. He went on to | SHF® 2 “see” right — thing ) oy ot Providence OB Kenk oF Comet Dbvensity was | Doen ‘under the present. system. ~ The | shovw euat i 1o s gole ent on o | 0%y : called to the high-grade of! S s - and spent a few e | i binis B roror T s finance committee of the common coun- | 1o senve the clty without setare. . Aq cn | FIND ALLEGED HOOCH enetion | The four leading pens in each of the| cil prepared the budget and it has been red with 646,- Dprincipal breeds are as follow: substantiated by the voters. All the example he, pointed out the gas and elec- tri¢commission and their good record and ON CHESTERFIELD FARM merchandise offered. We know the best wrong. i Federal Enforcement Agents Isadore th 6 \ warfare in the past has been over the | then referred o the PATK banrd comr. v . o Plymonth Rocks. oktare Ty e ws save | Machol and Courtland S. Brown of New 3 |k L el So-called “exts but 4600 8 year ¢o Jévelop and maintain | London paid ap unexpected visit to the| Qur Good Clothes are made||and fit the best we know. g b D 366 Board of Finance. s Oou wonder how they do | Hathaway farm at Chesterfild Thurs- % ¥ 3 S. Bradford’ Allyn (Wi Under the new system petitions would | gle S8 : day, calling upon ~Joseph Misarsky, |and sold with the sole idea of TRY US! ocs rseipe ot 361| he received by the board of finaace and | FCCTE In, fAVOL new plan of | present occupant of said farm, whers Gunther; treasurer, C. Hibbard | Harry ‘G, Culver (Barre public hearings would be given on the | AT AE (U5 civ's fnances, T. C. Murphy | they found about three gallons of hooch giving purchasers absolute : hampton Beach, L. I ».co vorens 325 | budget before it goes into effect. We, Tl - Wops the eity 't“”“"g from vot- | —though Agent Machol described it as s plan, proposed | Merrit M, Clark (Barred) Brook are going to replace the city meeting | S SIS CETIASAINY. | Go home in | just plain whiskey. The officers Intimated | (o sacga pior — t fed out | field Center, Conn. . 286 that votes on the budget by a committee | Uy Sy Fio e b S grev."e said. that the Chesterfield man would be serv- A R Why fsn't church, it wissna of more or less experts in the nandiing | gentiy run out the mee“‘dng i) had evi-|ed with a war p1t, and placed under ar- C. A. s P E A er ger? sda ning, Fben Learned led the | - of finances. about 9.15. dourned | rest to answen to the complaint befors \eing and Miss Helen Burdick~was pi- | Frank P. Matteson, Davisville, R. William W. Beckwith—What consti- 3 Unifed States 'Commissioner Frank L. : 487) tutes the board of finance? R RS BALTS IS FINE FOR | e, McGuire, ey T ENPPRGRE OPTOMETRIST A 50 has heen | oo 437, Jonsen—It conslste of seven mem. | HOLLAND ADMINISTEATOR mAS | Mr. Machol Hated thit they fafled to T‘h F A w T " v v e s e be The mavor woul e chairman, $10,000 SUIT AGAIN: nd a still. . e e s o . KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT o Zehoola ot Covantzy | Clemens iemand,” Now ‘Britain, | | the aldermen wowla clect ane of Thelf || sure apuingt the. ety oy nmer n o fle o Franklin Sq. S | r the two & “.“”“"' S 2 5 eees s 400" number to the Dboard, the comptroller | £19.000 ‘damages for the denty - o | FOBMER WATER SUPT, « Cor | Flush the Kidneys at once when Back e supervl | T -oradbuty,, Torrington, M- would be g mémber and fogr cltizons| w Folland, late of 420 Afvimn streef, SUES For m1s sALARY|«GOOD CLOTHES STORE” Norwich, Conn. vl o Dladier Diae--Mait | S L SO P S PR not holding any, publlc joffice would be | has been brought by his father, John A.| Bawin L. Burndp, formerly - superfn 2 vil servi 1 S T { appointed fo the board by the mayor | Holland, who Is . admimistrater - of " b | tondan of the e vich e R ot Ryt ow. | e e iy gomm s | The Orchards, South Hadley, Mass. 409 | With the approval of the aldermen. son’s estate. et s O EhE T e Separt: EQ % Tatant, cither sex, age 18 to 45, | APplecrest Farm, Hampton Falls, Mr. Beckwith—Who creates thé comp- |, The death of the younger Mr. Holland, | for damages ot 3a 200 on oot (he city No mar n the public health se GH ...... 4o4|troller? ) . Whé was instantly killed by an electric | lect his salary of $1,800 with interest. Cubiia, Shisynel. Moe ot it the United 2 F. S. Chapin, Longmeadow, Mass.. 393| Mr. Jensen—The charter provides for | shock when about to turn en an elqe- | Mr. Burnap, who is a republican. was| On Feb. 2, there will be a reduction G 3 ) ) Avithout ‘qu Charles H. Lane, Southboro, Mass.. 375 | that office. Tt is not an electiva offiee, | tric light in the cellar of his home on | deposed from his office by a democratic|!n Wages at the shipyard of the Thames r ’ well-knowh ¥Vhite Leghorns. but annmnlfi"o.ls’\"h.‘ect to' the approval | November 5, 1921, wag dje, it is claim- majority in the water board, which abol- | Towboat Company in Nevg London. The - rics of short taiks | WAI be | Colen, Poultry, Glub, Gostien;-Conn-268 | o poard ot fnance. ) £4 In the sult, to the négligence of the |ished the office of superintendent. Mr,|cut Will affect about 100 men, beins slog Tystic b; 1 Davia | Hallowood Facki: Brilsmosd wast el S sy ssliembold be pati! city and its board of electrical commis- | Purnap won-his case before Judge Reed |those only Who are employed at the |, . e iy . s g g 3 =L : , o1 on of a certain transformer on a pole | of the - cent. ipation, ar s¥es Wil bo held this (Fri ‘s S s o Q—What provision is made for sal- |{s claimed that the electric light wires as if he had served up to the time the Invited to Norwich, adder disorders comse | ¥ g S | arles in the charter? and the transformers in Asylum street | position was abolished. St. Mary's Tierney Temperance cadets idreve. | A . Adale: i A"Tft was decided to leave this mat- | were not properly grounded by reason of New Tondén have received an hyita- vou feel a dull ache i sh Ajd- soclety of T:‘ Y | SHORE LINE TROLLEY SHOWS ter with the finance committee. of which the 2,300 volts which were pr tgals Rerin, or § Bl o B Q.—The mayor has the power to name president, S wed Thursday after- ving motice from,San co tha DECEMBER OPERATING DEFICIT ope: ting defidit for the month is re- | | the superior court, anyone for the appointive officers? It John J. Corkery—Is this charter m carried on the line and which were al- Tuesday in February. EXPECT DECISION IN tors of the will, of the late Morton F. Plant, is expected within a few days, ac- tion to attend the 61st anniversary mip v trel show and dance of the St. Mary's lowed to enter the wires of the Hol /. PLANT WILL CASE SOON | sl Y A the Sund ol room, for @ | Cash recelpts in December were §21.-|looks like a one man power. There is | house. OUARL el aabaoir at Judge Allyn L. Brown|T- A B- spolety of Norwich. F at Arden, N. C. Tea ess than cash disbursements in | no, appeal from that, is there? Brown and James are attorneys for | Of the Superior court in the case which ved, Mrs. Wi e operation of the Shore Line Electric| A.—¥es. Twenty of you vould start | the ‘plaintiff whose suit fs returnable be- | Involves the allowance of fees of execu- EAST THOMPSON g hostess, Railway Co., according to the report |removal proceedings through petition to | fore the superior gonrt on the. first ot A T2 ank filed by Receiver Robert W. Perkins. The The community was shocked and sad- rding to a re dened to hear of the sudden death of A& i nations [ported at §1923.24. The totar operar- | keeping with some charter in vogue in | pARLY IMPROVEMENT FOR S asilond: Whire S 'sthia ot “somume. | Simon Mowry Sheldon” in New YRk 4 s wil cted to be rdyr-{ME deficit up to Dec. 31, 1921 is $56, | some other city? > ity sloner is Interested in the case,. The tax| Wednesday evening, Jan. 1Sth. Mr. 2 1 ous salts is made from of Sov- | 712:28 of which $52,227.01 was amassed| Mr. Jensen—Yes. XORWICH-COLCHESTER ROAD | gl (5 nierosted i the case. Whe taX | o1 ldon was born here, Auz. 17, 1562, | These are the creeper’s styles, grapes and lemon juice, held there |Up to December 31, 1920. Business was'| James C. Macpherson—The appointees | The ColcHbster-Norwich turnpike is to | fecs asked by the executors. / the son of Welcome and Hannah Shel- H ithia and_ has been 30. 50 much better ‘for the next year that { are not salaried officers. get early improvément at the hands of i Pt don. ‘He married Jan. 3, Miss Eval| 000 of the Woodrow Wiison | [Ne Operating deficit: for the twelve | Mr. Jensen—No. The|only paid officers | the state highway department. Commis- OBITUARY. Thomas, who has been recelvint best |in pretty Smocked Rompers, nd o $1.000.000 alvenqy | Months ending Dec. 31, 1921 was only | are those receiving safaries mow. sioner Bennett has already asked for bids Miss. Ldssio N:' Goodell wishes on_their marriage, also messages 3 the committees besan. wWed. [ $4:485.25. In July, August and Septem Horace P. Boardman—I think yon are | {0F 1aving of 17,000 linear feet of eight- PRI Nesmy i Dogdal of sympgthy in the same week. e — in New York to make plans for the | P€C_Of the past vear the operating ac- | ta alsor count showed a gain. ing a lot of power from the people inch gravel road in the town of Leba- Miss Lessie N. Goodell for the past| Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Miller entertain-lgizag 1 2 3. Actual value of ehE or M shofes et thns and placing it in the handg of one man, | 70N, Which stretch is the worst break in |forty years a resident of this city died|ed thelr niece, Miss Olive Buell, of Pe- 68 +ie Trexpensice s Tor it semicn mag “he | The December cash report of cash op- | That's what T think. What redress naé | the §00d roads betwien Norwich and|Wednesday afjernoon at, her home at! fersham. | Mads, Monday wnd Tuesday. E Jure; makes a x . s, erations Is as follows: you from that » Colchesters 63 High street. Miss Goodell developd | Miss Buell is a graduate nurse having vy vescent lith drink whic : Dis: e Mr. Jensen—T | just explomed that, | While the pirpose in imprdving this|a cousn some time ago wnich deverp- |taken a three vears course at tne |these Rompers are $2.50 to o> e g2 oo Yt g n K. Englert, one of Rockville celpts. Twenty cfyizens could start removal pro- | IENWAY I8 to enable Colchester farmets | ed_into pneumonia about three days|Faulkner hospital, Jamaica Plain. She » 'nd then fo keep the kidneys cloan| in lis resignation to the [On hand Dec. 1.... §132.96434 | cegiene nrame,could start ¢ {0 get to Norwich easier and Norwich |ago causing her death. is the eldest daughter of Charles and | e | < Licht ind the blood pure, therehy avaiding 1l s weele He gave his | Passengor revene ' §14383.57 IMr. Jensen remarked that he believes | PEOPle to get' on to the new military | She was bofn in Beichertown Mass.| Mabel Buell, who formerly lived in |$3.50, and are in pretty lig serious kidney complicatio: of personad business, The | Accts, receeivalbe i & wit *s | highway from New London to Hartford jon May 30, 1843 the daughter of Asa- | Eastford. : o b o i accepted. Lewis H. | Miscellaneous ..., 15.85 | hall hase to tane e e elOTe e | with comfort, the improvement will inci- | hel and Cynithia Newell: Goodell, She) Rev. W+ M. Bath of Norwich fs to 5 . s clected to fili the unexpired L e R L DT dentally complete a eircuit for autoists | resided in Belchertown until 1882 when | hold the fourth auarterly chnference at | colors—Also white trimmed, /_, e e : Fisi9i4s |, Mr Beckwith_Supposing you got a | VIO Want a drive‘of some 50 miles over | she came o' Norwich to live. For the | Silas Joslins, Thursday afternoon, Feb. de, A tax of one cont 5 gallon on all sales 199148 | 116" over from. o 7 [ ghways. ‘| forty years of her residence in this|2. o Cylireoers gasoline In the state and setting aside Cash Disbursements. e o Wl develgs lunce ¢ from this source a sa fund for January. The first Monday in Decem- at 2 o'clock. ¢ city she has lived at 63 High street| Mrs. Grace George' is boarding with pink and blue. ¥ of £y Pay rolls .....[.. $9,921.20 ber is supposed to be election day. On | BEDDEN HEIRS ARE TO and has a-large circle of friends who | Mrs. HaW. Kimball. R s WHgoEt ok Ao idowed | Comp. ine. pafd em- = the first Monday In December a demo- HAVE PROPERTY DIVIDED |%ere erieved to learn of her combara- | Mrs. Grace Sheldon fs with her moth- ur/,a[.,{ wer ¥ r children | ploves 241.66 cratic mavor is elected. What Is to tively sudden death. She is survived by | er, having been called here from gat- is proposed across the | Tiioutaati prevent th 4 A judgment for partition by sale Was|gng prother Wesley M. Goodell of |tl Creek, Mich. by tao death of her e 2 1 border. s o S | oraking) e Ao ent meumibont |ZT0™ ['nassed by, Judse Allvh L. Brewn in thel TS PSE R PURSY S 26 RRet, e e . Khetaon. o o {’" 170 cular meeting of the missions | Matertal and sup- [ e chartary " TPOITTenSs undr the o Wiliam | M. Teddenand ' others|IIE With relatives In California. She p= riment of the Gulld to b E < " . y & Nvuu them D iy oo ioe ok 1l s |yl omeen— 1t ca' be dane, e | Suint Cotveri R Subven snd ot | L% csves several sepneva s gt | WILSO) 1S U noon Miss Helen B, Caldcr, home: secre. | Power purdhased & [ Tamnary 1. 3055, Appotntments sodia ot | oo, of New London. Real estate (0|l jcaves another hephew Lindsey| Henry Lebeau is remodeling his store \ i * ary of the Woman's/Board of Misslons, | Tax on transporta- be made ‘until January 1st under the | ket mas mact of e ol Stlchee Retrey | G- Smith of this city who has made S0 as fo have a larger dance hall q Eoston, who has recently bden on a trip | = tion 15.80 O e at was part of the o edden | pis home with his aunt for many years,| A Polish family from the Childs place W Block € St T A e yor. farm, James R, May was appointed by Y Y enCh. | el o Webators Wodnoiay) auregan Bloc Stations of fhe boarde 10 be the apemner | oreaissios’ gl Daties of Comptroller the court as the committee on sale WEDDING, The trolleys are running again, after } 2 : T sd1,623.04| T C. Murphy—Will you explain the | Which is to be on April 15 at noon. o 3 Tiis Malie s Norwich, Conn. 3 e S B N ‘ #8537 | auties of the comptroller? ; ‘William M. Redden, Frederick Red- urdick—Ladd. Rawrhtice Kieghn, iz varich Betters bt N or Jewish Relief in Europe. Cash bal, Jan, 1, 1922 $110,368.44 | Mr. Jensen—He has full charge of the | den, Annie B, 'Connor and Ellen O'-| Walter Byran Burdick and Miss Olive | not able to attend his office duties vet. . *Wish leaders from 25 Conneotlout d 4 city’s accounting. Every bill, statement | Connell, each claimjpg an undivided | Jane Ladd wece united in marriage at i 1 And can furnish you' with new Piston | Cili°s and towns will meet Sundey 9t| e pickesn Lowsens Wae 8 cr clalm againgt the city passes under his | one-sixth i®erest in property, brought |the Bozrah Congregational parsonage, d Hotel Taft, New Haven, to perfect g poaker. | oye. Rings and Pins. We carry a big stock | | Plans for the raising of $150,000 in Con- Mrs. Dickson Leavens, wife of Profes- It safegnards the ofty against over the suit for partition, with Catherine R. || Wednesday, Jan, 25, by Rev. Charles W. expenditure and prevents mistakes that |Sullivan and Mary Doyle Redden, in- | Hanna. E f : f Rings, standard and oversize. |f|nccticut towards the $14,000,000 fund | Sor Leavens of the department of mathe-imight ocour under the present system. dividually and as guardians for Francis d ey N 0 T I C . youir olyindets sre orackéd or scored|Peing £ ed throughou! the United|matics at Yali college at Changsha, Chi | James L. Case—What Is the term of the | H. and Danlel C. Redden, as the defend-| Norwich People doln Miaml Soclety. e can weld them. We weld broken| SfI® {0 Succor the hundreds of thoys-|na. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. mayor under the new charter? Mr. Jensen—A® officers are elected for two years, except one member of the public safty board and the public werks ants. Six’ tracts of land on West High, Coleman, Warren and Wall streets and Jefferson avenue are to be sold. Ar- Jews in eastern Europe. has been sent to Lake to be present. Browning of Kitemaug, gave an interest- ing talk upon China Wednesday after- noon at a meeting of the Women's league An wio and machine parts, farm imple- Q6virnor ment and furmace grates. Fords re- It is estimated that more than 500 tended the meeting last week at Miami, Fla., of the New England society, the i oy Il wish to inform the public, I i x| j rocel t the Second Cor ational church in | board "“‘:; Ty cbete 'fi:&'f" ‘:" the “’1;:;‘“’;' attendance taxing the ballroom of the % |have Ml“‘t o[_)ened a G 2 f'Y ’ " & of some 300,01 . | ©f econt ngregatiol s an ha \ uire for the ¥nac 5 i e 5 : jround and fitted with light model oyl WL o | B g i Mr. Case—There oould be an entire | ants, - R b Sk et and Meat Market, at 66 Hich Wdtons, SERES. ' f : Mrs. Leavens appeared in a pretty and fully as many adult hieheos sxery URp Yo, were elected, thus completing the organ- g 7 5, " . 6 A ization of the society, and ‘much other Street, all first-class WE SERVE TO SAVE. n Wiceriss aod - oitheagton| VISR, Chintad cpmtime, consistine of 9 ML Jelhen i Workmen's Compensation. important business was transacted. where 4 wngs on the response to the | PIUe Silk jacket and a black skirt, whicl b otouse ol JNias c beant stltail ke e MRS Err s A hose elected were B. C. True, gumfs are for sale. Give usa NORWICH WELDING CO. | “oniiing compaign in America, aes | e asmired her sudienco was up to date| that tho water dspartment ~won'e b | The following fve workmen's compen. | hose eleeied were B, . mrue, rop- ; Seciligy 16 Neport. sontived S0 ‘Abie | 2120 S00/ M DRt tn JHs speing, bob ) chacesd. RN sagalte thg Mo a4 EL U SR e senting Vermont; Harry K, Noves, rep- visit. *home 214 31 Chestnut Street Jewish rellef representatives fn @ WA DOssibly now slightly behidd the fber, the member Ll{a} now. cemes trom | ¥, =08 . Building, Norwich, employer, | fesenting Massachusetts; ~Edward A. b g ern Burope, In the famine disiricty| imes, as fashions change as rapidly in|the common council? 0 3 3 ver, A TRISOTE, of Russia, whers the Amerioah Roliet| (e fa east as in the far west. Mr. Jensen—The hoard of aldermen Wwould apreint one of their members just as they do now. ‘and Banes Gaganis, 4 Broadway, em- ploye, infected hald from scratch, at rate of $13.96. Stevens, representing Rhoge Island, and Frank J. Marion, representing Comnecti- cut. Bradbury F. Cushing, manager of To the mamy friends who so heroically Administration i oferating, the Jowist| MTS. Leavens did not attempt a seri- pisted us in our rescue from, and in ex- | Dopulation is comaratively small. bt | 008 lecture, but talked in an-informal SANTO GRILLO : d ¢ the Hotel Haleyon, was elected a vics S R o i . e Parsons in the Ukiing 3 i f the ordinary days filled with the N Norwich Golf Club, employer, and £ 3 e the fires at the harsoname |in the Ukraine 200000 heads of Jewish |27 O I Dutics of Aldermen William Skelley, West Thames stroet, | President to represent New Hampshire I week i those Who o Sraclously | fagnilics have perishod us a zesult of | TAriod ities of & mislonary's wite: In answer to @ question as to what the | employs, right. index finger lmpmu: at the last meeting. FIVE REAL GOOD TIMES B @asire o eXpmees our warmest grati- ous civil strife and 400,000 Jews | = _ | aldermen are for Mr. Jensen said the func- { at.grst joint, at rate of $15. Mr. and Mrs. Avery C. Smith of Nor- CLUB BALTIC i X comé homeless refusees, INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY ~ |tion of the board of aMermen is to ies- | Barle E. Glibert, Tewstt City, employ-| Wich Were among the Connecticut mem- IN HALL, i V. L W. RICHARDSON AND FAM- Max Stamm, Rabbl Rosen- i islate, mot to administrate, In past, ™ [ &r, and Leland Gréen Jewett City. em | bers added to the assoclation, > g Barnet Davidson, Emanuel Kap- |, 289 Helen Lathifop Perkins as with g iioiom intended, he sald; your govern: | sioys: ooy 2 ¥ o Jontvill lan, Miss, Jane’ Bill in charge of the table at the “reception given Tuesday evening by Scone o - FOUR. HOREENEN OF THE APOCALY PSE~ love, small bome in’ right wrist frac- amuel Taylor, M. Levine,’ George) ing body has been a legislative and ad- | jureg. oo 319 il ot Greenberger and others will head a Nor- | wich delegation to attend he New Haven | “You Can Do No Better Mrs, William' H. Palmer. ministrative body. those functions. ‘We plan to sgparate tured, at rate of $16.51. U. S. Finishing Co., Norwich, employ- Engagement Announced The engagement of Miss Margaret, Sarting with big Confetti Dance, Saturday, Jan. 28ih, Coming to the Davls Theatre ; mot } er, ‘and Frank Rokup, 26 Kighth street, | Holt Smith of-New London to Floyd = $ o meeting. Announcement his been made of the! Mr. Corkery—Has the mayor the right etiploye, 2Trulst It 134 &E Tate:of| Bookus Johos OF -NGEWIchi haw bem T and the following Saturdays, Than Buy Our Wurst” W T Semetlr N o At Binat 5| Dyl oy actie/takin by the Boexd B | gre's( Y announced. Mr. Jones is son of Dr. PORANEOONPLEX xivE Feb. A 2. R Mathodist Lidies Ald Revorty 0t e o | Y Cotamstre e LoAmerican Ralimay Express Co, Xew|Danicl I, Jones and Miss Bishop ia| Womars compiex iite win its mu. FP- 4,11,18 a - The repbrt of the Ladies Aidfhoci-| Mrs. - Frederici€” Morgan Smith of New et siry oA B " is | London, employer, and Manson A. Win-|the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard |tudinous calls is given as the reason for For Your Next Breakfast | ;"% 1ty Methodlst, Bpidoopal | Tmgen oAl Morgan Smith of NeW |toos, the mensure can be passetl bver his TRY OUR HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGE THUMM’S church given at the ith quarterly con- ference on Wdnesday evening showed that the soclety had,completed a most successful year. The officers of the’ society with J. C. Macphetson form the committee on parsonage and fur- niture and were clected at the confer- Dr. Dahiel L. Jones of Norwich and New York city. No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Frank H.' Chappell of New Lon- on entertained at a small bridge party ednesday aftetnoon at her home in véto by eight votes. Mr. Beckwith—Is It permissible to ask who is drafting the charter? Mr, Jensen—Yours traly is trying to, night and day. I am getting out the first dragt, the actual détails of writing and frmulating. What i being fn- ters, employe, jaw bone fractured, face lacerated, at rhte of §$13.87. % titute for Scliool Boards, Members of school boards and commit- tees from New London and the towns in that section attended an institute for the Bishop Smith, R —— Teachers’ State Convention wing 'to smalipox in Bridgepart the place of the State Teachers association has been changed from that city to New Har- many a nervous breakdow: (ome wor! social obligations, dressmaking and th care of children keep the 20th century woman in a whirlwind of activity unti! headaches fevelop, backache, nervousness and oftentimes serious il's which are peculiar to 32:- sex alone. Such women should not despair but be suided Real géod music by the Eight, en. The dates are the same’ as thasé |by the letters o often mabiiner o HEN YOU WANT 1o put your busl = s= Huntington street for Mrs, Walter T.|conorated In the charter is Ghly what the | diseussion of sohool matterd in New Lo | formerly annsunced, February 23 and 4. | pupet Teom women wip bovh ik ta 18 [ oot befora i pubiic, tiere is 5o tedll ence. Camp of Portland, Me, who is visiting | commission on the, ruvision of the charter | don Thursday. | Headyuarters will be at the Hotel Garde. m‘m-nu‘nmhum. but who have heen ' rc- . "sfi!;‘ Jm';: é:.'fll sl the advertsing . the latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert ‘E.| has agreed upon. Represented at the meeting were the - s - - stored to hekith by Lydia B. Pinkham's | columns DELICATESSEN-STORE (When it comes to stepping into a| Chappell (Elizabeth Camp), of New | Willi 1 wanted to know if | school committees of New London. Gro-| ‘If women Were unable to see the fortune no man objects o putting his , 40 Franklin Street = foot into it. London, and who has been the guest of Mrs. Frederick 8. Camp of Norwich. plars a charter.. m:Je to publisa the new cncen sald plang are being !:m. Stonington, Waterford, East Lyme, edyard, Montville and Salém. \ fine clothes other women ‘would have fewer wrinkies. wear they Vegetable Compound. 'f&- is a Toot and herb med Satety By 7, P drugs and o ‘E‘mg m“& 18 no m:uvenixlm;c ‘i‘ffl e n in | Eastern Connecticut equal