Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 8

. - INCOME TAXES All Income Tax returns must be rendered before the 15th of March. We have a supply of the blanks on hand and will be pleased to assist you in making up your returni. We have arranged to have a special assistant on Saturday afternoons and evenings. COME IN AT ANY TIME, OR CALL US BY 'PHONE THE DANIELSON TRUST CO. Telephone 199 DANIELSON, CONN. o e ——— nesday. M Mrs BOL TCN nIOTCH ren Maine visited. her sister, v, In Hartford Friday. 1 Howard of Hartford . was over Sunday. X. Skinner and tnfant daugh- down with scarlet: fever. this daughter, about 6.years th it. but is some better. Woodward was a Hartford ay. as closed Tuesday, afterncon, teachers’ meeting at the WOODSTOCK 00l under the direction Masters has been started, evenings 'In the Hill Co Man- gratulations 25th wedd‘ng anniver- CUBA-SOL Through Trains Daily JTHERN RESORTS Lv. Bostom 7:30 p.m. York, as follows : most exclting basketbe! played betwee “Everglades | Ttollins was in New York ing the students of gave a minstrel “Paimetio “Flerida Spe guerite C. Burns. The Wilcox. Stone and nce in good humor d replies to the inter- P. Dutemple. -Dancing Atlantic Coast Line TheStandard Railroadof theSouth W ILSONVILLE of Putnam Wilson, Sunda; 25 with his | SON, N.E.Agt. ton St,, Boston, Mass, LOL‘. KENNEDY v SON Undcr!ak"-' ~c Embalmes e eht side tn politics| $ Soecial Adsrtion to Every Detall to & the inside. —— — o — Championship Wrestling ~—AT THE— VICTORY THEATRE, “"TNAM CONN. Tuesday Evening, 8:00 P. M,, F UNDER AUSPICE [A.C. R,OM vs. JOHN KALETCHITZ .. $240 400 Scats at....... $1.20 . $1.80 200 Rush Seats at. ... 60c ALL TAXES INCLUDED All Tickets Reserved, Except 60c. 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Prices $3.00 to $5.00 art ction of the musical | DANIELSON ANR DANIELSON Nearly haif a hundred employes of the Southern New England Telephone com- pany and.in some instances thelr W) gathered at. Pellett’s hall Thursday oven ing, far the February meeting of the em playes' assoclation, = Following the bu: iness meeting, a fine lunch that inclc & salad, rolls, coffes and cake was serv- ed The essociation orchestra pla dancing that was a feat evening... Dx meeting was zddressed Dy Dervin, of the New London di - Leslle :Leroy Lanphere, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willam Dawey Lanphere, werg con- ducted at . the.undertaking. rooms of F. Wood Thureday by Rev. Walter Whiliams of the Westfield Congregat ehurch. ‘The body was placed In the re celving rault at Weéstfield cemetery. The child @ed at the home of its parents, res- ident in.thei district between the Foster ‘old mine and Moosup valley. A$.sunset Thursday evening, 1t was agreed by the canny minded that the ground hog has every excuse in the world elther to go back into his hole to remrat through six more weeks of punitéve winter weather or to don his B. V. D.'s and an- tichet the outing seasoni Rain that fel heavily during the morning hours from heavy dark banks of clouds, cutting off all shadows, gave place during the aft érnoon to bright sunshine and shadow con ditdons aplenty. So as a forecaster of what the next six weeks of weather ¢o.be, the ground hog did not prove to depend on this year. Chicken chasing might not be consid- ered a wviolation ‘of the game latws, but is strang, to contemslute some of the in- cldents of the day theft scem to hold in terest for some charged with enforcement of statues. " At the annual meeting of the Eastern Connecticut -Manufacturers’ as: for held at the rooms of the Danie'son T comjany, the following officers were elect ed for the ensiing 5 iden F. Gardner Jr., Danielsor e president, Charles Brage,” Central e; tary, 3otin Al Ryan, Putnam; treasurer, Henry J. Thayer, Putnam ; executive com- mwittee, J. Arthur Atwood, Wi Samuel Butterworth, Plainfield Johnson, Putnam; George A. Gardner, Putriain; Charlés A. Theyer, Punam; J Reardon, North Grosvenordal J Heary | Thayer, Putnam ; Robert -W. Bo: > pam ;- Walter Knight, Willimant _ The time seems to hav warning at 1 wea| Word ways received at Grook’ ¢ of the drath atives and wher. burial, S.bscrib: “Mud resfac Drink and Enjoy i the million dollar flavor LIPTONS TEA Largest Sale in the World F.H.&F.W. TILLINGHAST Funenl Directors and Embalmers Central Village, Conn, AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT Courtesy, Efficiency, Satisfaction Telepk Connection. Moosup Di PUTNAM NEWS The police of this city were engaged In an almost state-wide watch that was set in the hope of appreheriding the bandits | who robbed Dr. Ely Morgan of Hartford of §2,500 in cash and seturities of a face valus of §75,000 when the bad men rai is offices at the Capltal City' Wed- | it, seized him by the throat eatened him with death if he did not_ remain quiet le they 'were en- "ag‘ed in thelr nefarious work. was flagh. St e robbers’ car bore 2. Mazseachusetts te put local officers on s in thelr effor:s to capture men. as Putnam is near the Massachusetts border, and it was consld- ered a possibility here that the holdup men might make an effort to. get back to their home state by following the state road from Hartford to this city. Alert officers here held up cars that might be considered as coming under suspleion of being the robbers’ ‘car, but Teleased all held for-examization upon determining that in every instance the occupants of the cars were not concerned with the Hartford affalr. Spectators here watched with interest the operations of the local police. Dr. Morgan described the men who Tobbed him, telling the pcilce of Hartford that one of the men appeared to be about 23 years of age, while the other scemed : | to_be ateut 30. It seems that the crooks had been fn- formed that Dr. Morgan has been in the habit of keeping large sums of money on his person and even larger amounts in securities in his office. Owners of Union hall at North Gros- venordale have complied with all the re- quirements of tlie state police department equipping the motion picture fire escapes. additional exits, and steam heat, the latter {mprovement ce the stove that stood in the center of the auditorium and was regard- ed as a menace. Union hall was ordered closed by the state police department following the dis trous fire, during the fall, at the Rialto tre in New Haven. It remained closed for a time until certain require- ents of the state police ~department were met and then was allowed tore- without the use of the .balcony, all improvements ordered had been The house now meets in its equipments ointments the essentials of the rements of the state police. The i arrangement has been di there are ad- . and the © entert idere: inm safe conditi Wilkingon nount: section of to a vole | re will enzage in the count the organ‘zation. lo 1 lion of them. e remaininz g Gule-is that in wh! Amateur theatrica’s are now interestin ganizations in D fon 1s under the Sisser 1th an op the superior court at Putnam. Before Justice Frank M, Bedard, In the wn of Brooklyn Saturday, there will be hearing in the Belanger case, growing out of ralds for Muor last Saturday on the West Side. Radio operators and listeners in hawe been enjoying some fine concerts and lez- tures during the past fow nights. Arthur G. Henderson of Pawtucket was 4 visitor with friends in Danielson on ‘Thuy.-d.t.v What are described as milk unions are interesting somé farmers in towns:In this sections of the county, cally ship- | I SLIGHTLY USED See Our Window Display of Bargains in AND PIANOS PRICED AT LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PRICES: SOME FINE CABINET PHONOGRAPHS, AT $45.00 " EASY TERMS. The Talking Machine Shop ! 24 FRANKLIN SQUARE : “THE ONLY MUSIC HOUSE IN NORWI PHONOGRAPHS THE CAMEO GIRL AT DAVIS THEATRE MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 6th Seat Sale at Box Office Saturday. Reservedk Seats $1.00, $1.50 $2.00—Wax Tax Extra | nhave been a disastrous experience. Men from a local garage hauled-the car back | into Wilkinson street with the aid of a| heavy rope and other apparatus. Mr. Lotters ped without injury whatever and the car was y damaged. Tne place any oniy wh less had | board of reltef o5 of the mand first page post- itan. newspapers. sent out from Chicas: ide-to-be "has cialmed h s as. the former wi: torney of that c the rep: sband at Ridley wotive company, where | e true, s ch,- Jan. 30, Dexter, to- Mr. and -Mrs. of 36 Fourth street son. V. Sharpe of Pomfret Center. LANGELIER—In Wilsonvi son to Mr. and St Feb. 1, | Irene, lD: c Moodus, Jan. 30, Rev. John Sullivan, John | and Miss Josephlne Virginia | by Ryzcek lec. DIED this - et Dee, belo ACHUGH Iy , Feb. 1. 19 Catherin wife of Thom McHugh of 274 Prospect mtreet. Funeral at her late residence Saturday morning. Feh. 4. at 8.15, Requlem maes in St. Mary's church at 'S o'ciock | Burlal in family lot in St. Mary's.ceme- tery. Kindly omit flowers: DOLBEARF-—In this clty, Feb. 2, 1922, Mary Smith, wite of the late G.' Brad- ford Dolbeare, aged 76.years. | Tuneral at her late home, 115 West . Saturday ' afternoon, Fab. 4, at .30, o'clock. Burtal in Ma. " (Friday} - 3 RIELLY—In Mystle, Jan. 31, 1932, James. son of Cornellus I.nd Bridget McBride Rielly. 3 BILL—At Clark's Falls, Feb. 1, 1922, Ruth F., wife of Leonard E‘uzene BI, aged T1 years. BOTTOMLEY—In et Bottomll <12z, Man widow of oseph A Bottomley. Funeral services will be held at the chapel rooms of The Henry Allen & - Son +Co. Sunday afternoon, -Feb. 5, at 330. Burial I the Hamilton avenue cemetery. DEWOLFP—In New Haven, Feb. 2, 1922, Fred M. DeWolf, formerly of New Lon: 2 Hartford, Feb. 2 dam. PonHm '-c 1922,at the home of her niece. Foy McWilliams, in France, Amne W.Epobl, formerly of New Lon' don. GRIFFIN—In Providence, R. L, Feb, 1, 1922, Mary . Griffin, Wwife of Dennis Grifin of Tewett City, Funeral at her home on Soult: street Sat- urday morning £t:8.15. Requiem mass in Sty ‘s churcha_at 9.. Burlal in .+ St. Mary's cemelery, Lisbon 3 tone ‘plant of | & BATTERY B PRESENTS McNELLY - NEXT FRIDAY ENTERTAINMENT | MARIE DE KYSER, Lyrio Soprano. MAUDE SHEERER, Dramatic Reader. Windham High Scheol Auditorinm Monday Evening, Feb. 6ti. 3 Boys' Work y at the home of 2 “Hin eri Manhasset comp: George A. Gardn were eiected members a broken arm, the result of a 1all on the ice on Wood- A. county leaders' co: at the Putn of noon was brizht with sunshine, weather combination giv suests as to what Groundhog day forecasted as to the remainder of winter. the PRESTON the Baptist quilts wereitled in addl- ork done. Dinner was there 1= to-be & now located in another residence in'the western part of the town. 'M: who has been assisting hi months, has gone with her. Miss Graves Who has been CHURCH & ALLeN 15 Main Street 'Funeral Direct'ors CAED OF THANKES Wo-mest sincerely: wish. to: thank ‘all ¥ho have -lightened: our :burden at the ‘time of our sudden bereavement and sor- row; also ‘all those who sent flowers. o 2080 JoEN ’mmuxi: AND FAMILY. Embalmers Lady Assistart HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN: Telephons 328-3 | | i for sflenl H THEATRE SATULD..Y . ALICE LAKE in “THE INFAMOUS MIES REVELL” A Drama of Sacrificc-and Romanes; in Which Miss Lake' Gives th>'Most Striking Portnya.lof ‘Her Striking Career SUNSHINE COMEDY — PA PATHE NEWS CONTINUOUS SHOW SA ¥.1:30 10 10 P. M., SATURDAY MATINEE, CRILDREN 15 CENTS THEATRE THE JANET Twms in: “THE HIGH-LIGHTS OF 1922” 3 CLASSY COMEDY MUSICAL BEVUL ADDED ATTRACTION “THE KENTUCKY FIVE”- i o A _LIVELY, JAZZV GOl coLdaEn Ac‘r EMMETT and. McCLAIN | l . COMEDY MUSICAL NOVELTY rgz -o? FROM _BR May McAvoy, in “A Virginia Courtship A STCRY BASED ON THE POPULAR PLAY NEWS WEEKLY—COMEDY COMING! THE PLAYING H CENTURY EXCLUSIVELY 3 GRILS 8. F. KEITH'SE Sat. Children VAUDEVILLE 3 TODAY AND SATURDAY—4 FINE ACTS 3 BILLY BOUNCER’S CIRCUS ¢ FAMOUS BOUNDING CONTEST, OPEN TO ALL ATHLETICALLY INCLINED YOUNG MEN—A SCREAM ! H CARBERYS | CHAS. TOBIAS | Creedon & Davis | COMEDIAN Excellent Comedians CONWAY TEARLE, in “AFTER MIDNIGHT” DANCE SONG—DANCE e ARMORY — TONIGHT X MUSIC BY Feltcorn and Shepard’s Orchestra The orchesira that bsat Rap’s to a frazzle in New London wo weeks ago.—See Announcement. DON'T FORCE McNELLY | Armory, 03 el ! NEXT FRIDAY IDEAL SING G ORCHESTRA of ‘ “A BATTERY B AFFAIR Webster Wil P ststed of b*L--‘ and coived, ou Joseph A. Eillott has returned rnmc: bu!‘..esa to. Providence. Taward Teynolds und Fred M. Oat dt- ed-the. flower show in Hartford fast - | Thursday, and were-in Cromwell aiso. - :unday niorning wi p &t 11 o'cloek. -« P e at 7.30 o'clogk. at the Ladies' | James Turnbull wiil*léad and is takiag in the chureh|for his topic Better I’nm Num. 3: 20-24; I Cor. 2 Mrs, Eila Champlin of Montville returned home after spendlng a few with lirs. Edward Reynolds. CHESTERFIELD pickles, cliviolate amd rasp LEFFINGWELL Alice Brady Freed From Matrimonial Bond Mrs. John IHackett spent & day in New Loudon recently. Rebecea Miller, who has been visiting Mrs. Anna Berkowitz of New London returned home Saturday. Stelia Gruskin the week end wite nd Mrs. Sullman of X Mrs. Minnle end with relatly ter. ¢ it the wesk and friends tn Colcnes- Robert George and Ru Hurfil were Ress calless fn New London FrL day. A strawride art New Britaln—Ter. Wiillam A. Downe: of St. Thomas' semizar: . 3t = banquet a night foliowin, ation of Isabelia circic. and Pale: ¢ Brictol Aboul 250" were ‘pres FIERY. IACHING SKIN 15 QUICKLY ‘mom eam thst te ir 1 out. With eczeme with u REvrrou e o3, MEw Brady, stage and screen ; says a4 noted & e moment tals =ul appifed " tlie producer, has cbtalped an iAter- Iocutory decree +of divarce from tor 2 fing} decree. ring from an attack of ep- tis. which several d SHIPPERS of Norwick and vicinity will receivs theiz fint ;h@m e of freight via tha NEW WILSON UNE o -today (Friday). The beat will lsave Central Whrf " Norwich for the return trip on- Fnd:y M ufl Wehodny,atfi«pfa.hlp.