Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 4, 1922, Page 8

‘l'!h who started out Thursday ;rolds, WESTERLY i 53, cccurred Thuzaday o cunrvln Arnott, walked | home of ‘her grandsom, o bTe sation. He started out |liams at 3¢ Spruce strest atter & long S, fopostest collsctienn Wik manl o Wil- She is survived by sister, Mrs. tres wes supposed. to:fall on the Iice, which it did, bresking the i{cs, and Mr. Hoffrman wag dragged in. He is suffer- ing from a cold, frem 'the- effects of the accident. Tsasc G. Geer of Geer Hill, Ledyard. wag 2 caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Latham E. Bmith Monday. Noyes B. Allyn, collector for the per- manent. fund of the Gales Ferry M. E. church, reports the collectlons with mem- recently organized to zid the fund $76 it io aserted he was attacked and Mary Eastward of Middletown, Conn., &} s6r Japuary, 1922, a’m for the mule spinmers’ union | illness. & cremcut through the woods and » m Him over the head.’ A motor- ,to locate the place Whers he got érink. femrth in the series of weekly were held Thursday evening at » Iremaculate Conception church. It given by the Mairati family and ané refreshments were enjoyed the eveming. The first pfl:eu fom to -Joseph DePerry and Mrs. M. J ie; seéond prizes were awarded Jo- ‘@alitnano, and Mrs. ‘Arthur Tra- Consolatton awards were carried oy Qredismoot! and Mrs. Maurice fa‘é‘ Fhe winners at bridge whist :n Dr. J.* M. O'Connell and Mlss Ellza | Penoral serviors weve hiold Wednesday | dfi‘usn for George Champlin st his tdie, pastor of the troh, officlated. The bearers were tn ot Westerly, ang Arthur J. | course of Burial was|gave a & communicable diseases the course of 15 lessons. trous of Ansonl 2 River Bend eemet y. % -STONINGTON Lairs Paul Estey, of Weste & the members of “Bleday: afternoon next and b ! be “The New Short St & Thelr America.” eiiiss M. Loulse Trumb ¥ru, Robert ¥allory P - | s #awir James, of s a of Miss Dorothy Bitss, j Vemon, N. B tzPatrick is 1, at the X . Twitcheil of Westport, Va e over the Wwedk end. } VOLUNTOWN Severs! membern of Court Liberty, ¥ | I A, sttended an open meeting Sunday lsst. Supreme Chle? Sullivan in hie address finlu 2‘1b ) the Foresters of Volu: t work ‘in the recen e [ y and Bsturday ev good sised houses present moving picture theatre, w: rs of Anatol was shown. \‘&ve‘liw‘! dance lovers att mren’s ball in Jewett City I sy mnh:: and report & splendidly Jewett ess Sat- 10 home of Louis sday afte: T ner local teachers, fors at the Zome of M Clarke. tval mestings at the Baptist durihig the weel: have been w Hip ear was bitten and his eye | son, Fred C. Reynolds of Pittsburgh, {ams, fs story he|Pa. and a zrandson, Harry O, Willlams, | perry free publle Ubrary for January”is According to his 4 or IWesterly: Morrill Post, held, American Legion, eréught nim to Westerly. Dr. W.|thelr business meeting Wednesdsy eVe-|vwere i iBeamlon was calied and patehed up zing. P! took him and | discussed. ESeogiss the. pimos wh E. F. Rittenhouss and family have left | Mrs. Lawson's parents, -Mr. Plans for the spring season wers town for Greenwich where they Will Te-|'Harmon L. Perking/Frida: stde. Arthur Perry of Brookline is the guest of hig brother, Charles Perry of Margin street. ias been confined| gaughter-in-law, Mra.‘James Bard Bil a dislocated MIp.| Mrs, Ruth:Bill was the - is GALES FERRY There was a large attendance st the 24" Pleasant street. Rev. B. W.| home of Mrs. Walter First Baptist | Wednesday afternoon to me ley of the Atlantic division ‘of the Red who came here from Norwich. Buckingham Miss Cop- n Shéffield, Robert Mason, Charies | Cross, a’:hm George H. Champlin, Leon W.| Miss Copley The death ef Mrs, Elizabeth Jean Rey-| enroied in_the series.of e Pinochle Chums was) c‘ Lsd._\) evening at the Coun- The !CD”‘ was very | drawing car- The total | In€ a: his home dn Lagrel Guen. The clrculation of books of the Galer announced as 314 volumes. Mrs. J. Ed- mund Norman and Miss Marion Rogers attendants for the month. Mr! and Mrs. Monet Lawson of Long Cove district: were guests at the heme of |/ wnd Mre. CLARK’S FALLS The Geath of Mzs. Lednard Bugene BII |, b The minstrels given under the direc- urred Wednesday morning, Feb. lst, was an attendance of over 20|, " "o, o s P10 of Grace Metnodiet | goc . ¥ after an illness 'of. over a week with Episcopal church was well attended Frl-| congestion of the lungs. During her ili- day evening. Rio Gardner, to his home beczuse is is able to be ont Main of North ness she was cared for @evo! 1y by her | Hoxsie Babcock, and ° Elizabeth White Babcock, and was one of four chiidren | born to them.. She has = brother, Henry | .. Babcock. of this villzge, t¥o sisters | Mrs. BEd Cundall of Westerly and Miss et her husband and three sons, Her Bill of Ashaway, Allison Bl \l"g’ te .and -James Bard Bill, who a residents of this-village; thres daught 3Mrs. Grace Malne, Miss Addle and M: bel Blll; Miss:Ruth--Malne, a . grar daughter, of Ledyard, and Thelma Bill and Hoxsle BIIl of Ashaway,. Perry, Alli- son and Edwin Bl of Clark’s Fal randsons.. . Mrs.-Bill lived all her thls town and wiil be.greatly missed rer family and friends. Martin’ H,' Manning' of Norwieh Town {llage Wednesday on busi- ams of Westerly was here morning. PENDLETON HILL h T. Pzlmer is attending the stitute - in- New -Haven th! Alexander ‘Tanner o? Vol weak end guest of Charles Coon. Nathan T. Maize d Tuesday morn- mmunity and much amity. z calles 'n T o2 Clarence E. Maln " | untown Monda: weather. other Wednesd f Voluntown eall- Friday. jed on A(‘E .‘ Westbrpok Drum plans - for, fréquent re- ctice during the coming e Pnipes Blackbeads With Caicura | RBathe with Caticars Seap and kot water to free tae peres of i tiss end foilow with & geritls wfi;‘:m of Cuticor Oimtment to sssthe and i Hattle, have passed on before. Mra. Bili‘ dadghter: of | LISBON - Rev. W. J. Reypolds preached Sunday | fefrestments wore seved, the titrd In s series of sermons on toe . theme In the Beginning. This last w based on the first chapter of the gospel of John. The handsome umauons in the church Surdey morning were in memory of Mrs. | Augustus Learned, the, gift of Mr. and! Mrs. Charles Learned, H Mrs. Glines and two children. Althea and Jane, of Providence are visitors with Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Theéodore Xendall of days at H. J. Kendall's. | cisterng were getting low. It was Can- | “couldn’t sc® his. shadder.” Mrs. Glines' parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Frank | 3¢ 6.30 0. m ” leludp will hold a Valentime socisl in the e e et e | Bunday scioot roome 3t 4 p m. aud each Flames Rise to Heaven . Verail i Jerusalem. "He was chlet guide ! at_the parsanage Wednesday afternoon, |CHiid IS asked to bring a valentine. = stons : Uilmantic hive been spending . a’ f6W |mmo sopid, Our Herftags, will be presented| Thé: Waits Song ‘Th in was followed by several . structive and amusing. Light) . The raln Thurs€ay. wae. 'aleflme ' Motion Pistures and Vaudevilie at & orwieh Masic Assoctation Datie ictus The Norwich . Music . Assectation will m"‘“ and Motien Plctures i A A~ B Py ster hell on Monday evening, 38Ty $th es usual. Mrs. Waltec. M. Ducking. Motion Plctures at Breed Thestra 'ham 1a In charge of the program, which ANNOUNCEMENTS | |Ziise sz toiows: ANNOUNCEMENTS Selaping Boog Jerusalem Guide Will Speak. f From Fiying D At Paek Charen - S A A man from India, Prem Chend Le., Tebmvery §, Young pechle's hame time|Prologue Laomcavello f18.10 be the epeaker in this city Sunday m Pagliacel at’ meetings at the Ceatral Baptist Benjaznin M. Kriox” church. At the evening serice at the fra. Xnox at the sfato lemag day, too, but, l{\! groundhog, Wagner-Liszt On "Thursday Feb. 9, the Travelers' church he will give his fllustrated lecture * From' I Trovator B Miss Doris ifyott Mr. Lester, at tae plano that city during its occupation by Gen eral Allenby’s British soldiers. He speaks to men at the Y. 3L C A. meeting, at 4 p. m. upon the-toplc, Life Friéay, Feb. 10 the meeting of the mis- ariment will be held at 3. o'cloci. tend ‘bury Hull with tiita, in WV and Jr.; A number from here i tWo days of January theé last of the ope season of flshing through. the ice wi each day, mogtiy nickerel . (or pike) a number of the: tween two and three pou: Fev. Lydia Hart! has been spenéing some time with Mr. and Mrs. Whllam Read wefe in (LY 2 ‘Plainfleld last ' Friday - afternoon to at- the funeral of their uncle, John Dean. ‘The body -was brought to the .Read and Haskell cemetery for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinne of Canter- were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry : Sunday. : Miss Connelly of Baltic is substituting | . at the .Brick echoolhouse until another teacher. can be secured. J. Frank Knight, who has been ! rheumatlgm, is improving. Frank Mell- was at 1 with ewster's Neclk strels Friday the Triple Linlk evening. GOSHEN roved the last A good string of fish was secu: el -eyed welj g, be- , the local Vermont, On a recent mid-winter day a chopoer in the woods ‘roted. the cheery sound of | a flock of chick-a-dees, also pewee, one old black crow, a lar:e haw Dlanelng over the treetops, and toward j Bight came the tremulous Sounds of hoo- | g2-00, 100-00-00, 100-00-00 o' 2 Dair o | hoot owls. The commuiity club held a meeti Wednesday evening with the Drogram: Opening. song;- by club, A Laurle; business; recital, B he wood llow e Bro Abraham Lincoln, by E. H. McCall 8078, The Winding Road, by the logue and a paser and s.ory will Indian @t Y. M. C. A. Sanday at & P, M: suderiul ‘country. 1 this <ounth; to go hac countrymen. furnished by and- older ;homn(thrmx;h' Little of this clean, white cintment om - your temples and neck. Musterole is made with oil of mus- tard, but will pot'burn and blister lie the old-fashioned mustard plaster. e Musterole-at your drug store. 85a&65¢in jarst tubes; hospitalsize, §3. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER JUST A REAL GOOD CAR! BAILEY’S GARAGE, 12 Bath Street FORERUNNERS OF SPRING NOVELTIES WHICH ARE NOW TO BE SEEN TWEED SPORT SKIRTS Tweeds and Homespuns are going tc be “the thing” this year, and the attractive sport skirts which are now to be found in The Apparel Shop are examples of: the latest mode. Plnds both large and numeloua, and some remarkably atirac- tive * plain colors ' perfectly plain. . Prices $5.98 to $7.50 Handsome Pleated Skirts in fine Prunells ; $10.98 Sport Skirts for “Juniors” We don’t mean children’s skirts, nor do we are made of Tweed, Tweed Suspender Dresses. FOR THE LITTLE GIRLS Decidedly new and very clever are these Little mspenderdremt-—mldeofwool twaeds in plaids and checks. The little hhedahmueplmedmdthebmefle are made of the same material as the skirt. ‘Sizes 8 to 14. - Pleated skirts are seen in greater numbers, but some of the most recent noveltles are “small are very add to the variety. and are pleated. $4.98 $4.98 . From Romeo and Juiet v« Migs Sadle A. Driscoll - Mr.Lester, at the plano Meditation . Afassenet From Thals Miss Faith, Curtis > Ir. Lester, at the plano Lallaby Godard Ftom Jocedyn i Allss Majorie Paluier 21r. Lester, at the plane . . ’ - - Godard From Jocelyn “Miss Majorie Puimer 3 { M. Lester, at the plane L Coodtello 5 Morgan niv gon@oier Jemsén r: ¥néx , Me's. A-nox, at the o "Tendre Avey Schutt Nocturne Op. 32, No:'1 Chox Vaise Caprl Castro ifiss Elise Levr’r:i Hawes day and Wednesday. 4 Svive of South Sea lLiteratur \aetnln: the country, . for roted writers as Somerset M . su gham an 'u‘ picture, starring i3 ‘pne .of the most comes a différent woman. otic and langorous. &ndu d gambling house and 3 waysterious womnn. fits .\Xlss ances of her career or stage or scee A two rvee] provides. co; Frunts and a wealth of fun that springs from more natural eources. One of the imost amusing instances among the many is the groups of senes whereln Keaton !s literally the whole show, the ‘entire audience, the large ctew of stage hands and 2 big orches- tre. This is done by some extremely clever double and sometimes more ex- posure work, with its accompanying expert masking. Keaton is seen dancing with himself in-a two-man team, giving himsel? directions {n sett or tinglng up the curtain, i orchestra of eight or ng the varlous pleces and talking seif in numerous duo box parties. origital ‘deas ave equall nt Magasine wo | Dovls 'TReatre Sanday, Monday, Tues- \ Frederi&Z 0" ‘Belen are. résponsible, -“The | Iz India. Music by Swahn's omhem Over Two Thousund Miles of Salads Notwithstahding the much falked ‘oZ Gepression -in trade,. the “Salade” comzany had an increase in sales in 1921, of-2,362,147 pounds, making thelr tota. output over 11,596,000 pounda If thés: packets were_all . placed _in lme’ and fouching end to cnd, they Would stretc: for 2,196 ‘miles. This Week at United Comgregational . Tae: Crasitadie Clrcle of King’e Davg: ters wiil meet on Tuesday evéning.'M! week worship, Thursday even'ng, at 7.45. The subject for study wil'e “The Reltgi- ous Crisls of Bethel” - '1"qu Camp Fire will hald o mesting o= “Agricultume” at Community Hoow Friday here at 6.45. Parish Meeting With Eleétion Wardens and vestrymen will be: slecied at the annual parishg ‘meeting of Thriy: Episcopal church held - i * the /Sumdar s¢hoo! room next Afonday. £Vening.”. THE AETNA LIFE- > The annual statement ~of.the “‘Aetre Lite. Insurance Company, and ks afffiut- ed companies—the Aetna . Casuaity and the Automociile Insurasice artford—appears in the zdver- pages of today's Byiletn. Those men and wamen all over the country who are fortunate enough to be policy-halders this great organization—and the nums- pe a feeling of cxireme satsifartion as they stucy the figures pre- ented Prasident Bulkeley which er- phasize What evervone knew already tha: the Aetna Life Is not ohly one of the lanz- €s tinsurance campanies in the world B siso one of the most substanthi as We as conservatively managed business or- ganizations im existence. How well the policyholders are yro- ected against any possibe dangers of '0ss is shown in any waye, one el the ot striking being the great sum wet @sidé last year zs zn increase to the sur plus to pro(tct the interests of the polcy The total urplus of t}\l l‘ll‘tlx anles is now $31,201,979. total asseis of the companies sze as $219,147,414, and the cash in- come curing the past year was $85,432, 035, Taking the lite be noted that duri the number of fncrease srountel o business afone & 15 to '5-‘ the increase in 3 is3ued was 13,860 nsvuratce The ¥orum of the :Nerwieh Cols 'l Mosleal ond .Dramatic Associailen mee | 8t.4.p. m, #%,13 Mein, .etreet, : Carroll re Wil be no l.arflng service at tiie. Bozrwh Congregatlemal church Sun- 2 account of the funeral of K, Jud- ! Itner ‘at lo'clack. | Al Trinity Episcopa! charch there will communion and sermior chureh school at noonm, and eves g prayer and address at 7.80 At the nunuu Misslon 230 g at 3 and T. 3‘1 P. m. As th. Greenerille Congregatl the past 10.30, subject, Meral Power iz Coutact ‘With Injustice. Tho Sunday { 8ohool meets at 13 v'élock. Mt Caltyary Baptist rhurth 11 e, A Land of Tents; i.45_p. m. will preach. he, Spiritoal Academy, Park ctreet m- C. Bradley, the noted psychic, will give “oatot readings and peyehic N 3€3 preceded by Drlef talks by Re. Albut P Blinh @t 2 o'clocks in tHo &2t ernopil amd-at .30 in the ‘evening. At. Bk Andrew’s Ephcopal chareh: HQJ con: ol and sermon at 10.50 a. ;. Sunday subject, The OMest Nativs in the World. Evening sermon, The Charch for Amerl- o, : At the: Churck of the Good Shepherd, & L\'mnln, ‘Rev. George H. -Welch, min- ‘ate: 10.30. a. m., service of worship. Bermon sublect, - Personal Expresston; 12 m., the Bible school; € p. m., devotion- &lloeltv!_oe of-the-Y. P. €. U. tollowed by monthly * business meeting. = At the Comtral Baptist church, preach- ing by the pastor, Rev. David Alexand: Pitt, DyD. Italian cerfico at 1045 Sunday school’ and City Bible Class for Men at noon;-B.. Y. P. Ul at 6.30; even- ing servics lequxu on Jerusalem -by Prince Chand Lal of India. INustrated. At the Uxited Cougregational chureh, Alexander H. Abbott, minister, morning worship at 10.30. Mr. Abbott will preach. Subject, ‘Blind Autherity. Church school at noon. ' At* the home-time 2t the Com- munity House, at 6.30, Mr, Abbott will speak o the young:peéople on Oliver Crom- well At the -First Coengregational church, Rev. Gurdon F. Balley, pastor. The Sun- dey morning service &t 10.30. Thems, The Chured’s Best - Iavestment. Men's forum at 12. Question? Can We Im- preve Our Funeral Customs; 7 p. m. speclal service celebrating. Christian gas @ lure- for her father's en:.. ng parfect care of her, fis"" fine qualities that are ng. 1 e portrayed her exacting part in Gebrge Loane Tueker's.'The Miracle Man." Stanlaws directed the new adagtation . o tho . steraris by Eéfrid s Mitchell Lows, Spdttiswoods Alties, and ouer tamous sl-lvrs DI include J8in- Nighthood” frex: us Torchy storles and u-‘pmus ny Hines in the % news. Today's bill consists of Al < Infamcus Miss Revell ‘One ‘Alo- Please,” 2 Sun.hlne cotnedy, an. Pathe news. Continuous deew! - day from 1.30 to 10 3. m. At Strand Sumdsy Night Oaly | | The feature attraction st the Sieasd Sunday omly as Marjorle Rambesu = tize vivid mystery drama “On Her Ho&- o’ In the picture Miss iz supported_by_z wonderful cast includlng Agnes Ayers and Robert “Eliiott, some of the following questions are answereé. Was she—or wasnt she?’—How meny times in the Gead of Dight Whem “the very stiiiness seemed to fling out the eter:s.- al question—ectd Geraki Bugand -asi it of himseif. lie was always ready to say she wasn't when = little & down in the decp Tecess of his- heast, would whisper ghe was What was Re to do? What was to become of the wonger- ful dreams he hed uilt sbout Muchal and himself? A swilt moving mystery drama m.t o suspense and (AriiS. It presemt charming Marjorie Rambeau in au;-u & dazzling society beauty about sensationally d'u:ntlc play. The s a stirring experfehce of & young girl forced In with 2 band of crooks. I g startling in its revelation 6f woman' wits and th:r:;merful c:vfium- ot lh ns