Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 2

po hde o T NORWICH BULLETIN Willimantie Office 31 Church Street Telephone 1062 me 3. Randall met sith a nootent Tuesday @vening at the chambe Which was deing 3 wnd w - . e . sinat éy each garment and is 2 22 FAST wayweatisactory COLORS —15¢ A CAKE Stmines Mamss or NORTH AMERICAN DYE;CORPORATION Bount Varven, N. 7. UNSET SOAP ONE R / vz For ALL Fabrics R ALL OF DHAM COUNTY Large supply of parts carried, ' in stock. Satisfactory work on all makes. of cars. EXPERT MECHANICS RADIATOR REPAIRING A SPECIALTY In Rear 935 Main Street Willimantic, Conn. JAY M. SHEPARD ding Filmore & Shepard TH ST, Asustani. WILLIMANTIC. Tel. Connection Kiliourey Bros. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Wiilimantie, Conn iLady Assistant) Phon paifal | R. G. REMINGTON veloped into a fience southwest rain storm at eeven o'cleck lasting until after wid- | night. The rain which eame in squafls was {he heaviest in Willimantic, in meny vears, The Wilimantic and Natehaug riv- irs ovesflowed their banks flooding the | 1owlands and Ailing ceflars. Where t most damage was done was in the lower part of the city just aver Horseshos bridge. the flood covered both sides of 10ad for a quarter of & mile and red into the cellars of the oz more homes In that sestion and il siances rose to the first floor. Al Lisee home, an undertaker was oalled s hour Wednesda$ morning to inge the location of the body of Mrs. Josephine P, Liseea The water was Jouring into the parlor of the house where casket stood and the undertaker was woving the casket to a room second floor of the house . The 5f Mrs. Lisee was held Wednes: morning and the bearers were com- to wear boots In carrying the cas- the house to the hearse. section the water rose several » road during the night and sens and chicken coops. 1t was less than six Digs were wout twenty chickens. One marooned on a stump for finally found a watery the property of Joun of the drown: «nd the chickens floated down the A short distance below Recreation . Willimantic river joins the Nat- iver and forms the Shesucket, jws iuto the Thames river at Nor- e lowlands o Shetucket be- | sth Winidham and the Scotiand. vas flwoded for many acres. Good rity of the storw +foaming and Iretting sireams o Gmantic river which flows past mark:facturing plants of the Quidnic American Thread com- tha The & ume of water which poured over n the oity limits was years. The water was the first dam. A b the float was wash al boats which lay save ks were eaught in the curren " he river the river years. 1t is said tha was the wors. ¢ electrieity for Mghting fur e Rockville-Wismantic Lig & considerably affected by h als during the evenirg ti. d g0 off and the lights woul stated Wednesday morn ocourred in Rochyill Vot wires that i acturing plant became e to the transformers. 1t cht when the trouble | 2 overcome. Great inconveni- sulted from the abeence of electni orm had very little effect and telephone senvice. A ne exchange about twenty lincs | ns were put out | I these are now in rep partioularly the hill see- | torn up and seme of | YOUR TEAPO will demo nstrate why T ELA HAS NO EQUAL Lardest sale in America. mn Interest. ‘The matter of having a perm merce was discussed. bership and annual dues would pay f this, it was explained. Prasident H said that the next year's budget should large enough to pay all expenses. Indivi in t(he interest of the .organization n have to pay their own expens's. Some the members thought that this was not very good time to obtain a secretary, though the idea_was a good one. mittee of nine Was appointed to look ini and report at a future meeting. A T olution comm! then appointe Abraham Gl elicted . memd of the organization, When the business ses: on, chairman ment committee took cha ition ing, presenting H. H. O'N Priday night under the ausplces of the don, formerly of Willimantic ! Popular Boxing club and “Curley” La- hour's talk on “Rubber.” Mr moureux will take his place . connected with the United States Rubber | Judge Chhrles B. Purnham of the pro- company and has had twenty-five ¥ {bate court of the district. of Hamptor factory and salesmanshin experience. He |has acpointed hearings on the acceptance had with him a large number of rubber [of the wills of the late Joseph and Ada s plies out of wich footweath and other | Burchnall, of Hampton, on application of articles are made. He also showed vari- {the administrator, Richard Burchnall ous styles of rubbers, some made as far | The hearings will be on Saturday, March back a 184h. At the close of his address. |11, il was given, a risiig vote of | Daniel C, Flaherty, Rabert W, Gardiner k H. Crane, selectmen of the town m comnty cnses were|Of Mansfield bave issued the call for a st {ne ‘supreme | 0ecial town meeting Saturday for the ; e i he | Purpose of leving @ tax on the grand list March term Tuesday. The Sl o Bl e B and Mrs. A. F. Brown were Norwich Ward n of Kill e Ve nealihy Mg from the swerlor | Pr. Fre Wileox who underwent e Y n eperation at St. Josevh's hospital seven $5.000 damages. The suparior con weeks aso. has resov able to for the defendant and from L e | peal Tuesday was a = The second case was that of Harry E COLCHESTER Back sgainst the Peasle's National Fire Insurance co 1 Windham coun- re wak @ dires attendance el the ty superior co t was given for | ™ 2 of Oliver Woodhouse lodge, K. of fr oany ap- | P in their new e hall Tuesday even- v {ing. The third rank was conferred on Syt form. The team ewpests to get new re- gtlia in a few weeks the wor the evening sandwiche ankfurter: cakes and coffee were gene Cote Bmil Roy c bearers w Gaudre: The funeral w country voads wees wanhnd Medly Owing to the storm omiy abent enc ed members were Dres at the mesting of the chamber of com- . ¢ St Paul's Hoiscopal church M e Imierial din. Raymond d Geor W. Hickey, .y miage. At the open- o= He spoke of the! the membershi creasing the au- | creasing t i meeling. Valen- Murphy and Raymond A. Comins 2 bointed tellers. The propositior 1 froim §$7 to $10 a year 2to 20 tcation was read from Pres ent (. L. Beach of the Conneeticut Agri- | sral coll ing the chamber o | 4ie auring the oming summer. The i 1 was accepted and President Hill as authorized to arrange for the outing ’ yrobably be held some Thur: on. announced that Rey. Harry S wady wished to Temind the members at the fourth community forum fould be eld at the town anday night inner of T college will speak on “World's ity or Worid's Destruetion. resident Hill said that more stock 1ld be soid of the chamber of cosh- erce Relaty company. There is a rigage of $12,000 on the home and if would take ¥ memier at least one are at $25, the mortgage would be atly redvced. He said the present CATABRH.,, usually benefited by the vapers of— VishRs Um i - MUKR Iy AYD Springtime Garments ARE HERE Though the robin redbreast may be delinquent in officially ushering spring—th> new seuson’s rashions have arrived and have built their nest at this store. NEW CAPES — NEW COATS NEW DRESSES — NEW SUITS "~ NEW SKIRTS Like budding flowers unfelding, they reveal the new ir captivating moods and fancies, with vivid color expressions typical of a season that promises to be one of rare beauty and brilliancy. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. modes in all th BUSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. ely attend e body was placed Joseoh's cemy tal ser e Charron, 3 Pierre and Epherm Miss Mary Theresa Fitzgerald, Main street, died Wednesday mor St. Josa s he 1 after five d ness with pneu She was horn iaplin, the da f Patr ¥ illard Bowen stated Wednesday here was no danger of the pumping st tion dam giving awav. merning at 4.30 o'cleck the water was fi and one-haif feet higher than the dam b Wednssday afternoon at 2.30 it lowered barracks in Stafford Springs which three feet AL ; o cher Six. A rumor cireulated around the oity to | K10V as Station Number Six the effect that the North Windham dam MISERABLE FOR TWO YEARS “Fruii-a-tives™ Restored Her Strength and Vitality MouLronviLLE, CaRROLL Co., N. H. *“I was all run down and work was burdensome owing to Indigestion, #nd gas on my stomach which caused me to belch a good deal. My heart seemed to be affected. It was two years ago that T-was in this condition and began the use of which proved the very remedy I required. I was freed - ofthe Indigestion, which I attributed to my heart; and I can conscien- tlously recommend “Fruit-a-tives” “Fruit-a-tives”, the great Fruit Medicine”, Mrs. FRANK W. WALLACE, v, B R e e 506 a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. At dealers or from PRUIT-A-TIVES, ‘Limited, OGDENSBURG, N.Y. #hareholders now receive five per cent nent secretary for the chamber of com- An increased mem- uals and committees who go out of town A com- the matter of revising the city charter, that Wednesday had broken, causing the flood at the Main street bride was dlscredited. At the regular meeting of Violet Rebek- ah lodg Tuesday evening there was & good attendance for the rehearsal of the de- gree team. After the business a social time was enjoyed. A rehearsal of the de- gree team is to be held next Sunday ev- a- or. i d ening. w| Frank J. Johnson of Hebron and Mrs. of | Lorinda Vincent of Hartford were united in marriage Tuesday at five o'clock.at the home of the groom by Rev. Theodore D. Maktin, rector of St. Peter's Bpiscokal ehureh, Hebron. Joseph Sopel and John Wardman of Manchester, N. H., who are to speak at the open meeting of the Textile Council to be held at Central Labor Union hall this (Thursday) eyening, are guests of Harold Mastin Fred Duprey will be unable to go against “Slugger” Tunney at the boxing exh ns will be received at the The lodge now has 95 mem X to increase Ames, W, {Malona, Howard Rix Georze Moon, James Am oun a brother % was cd at the Congregationdi] AR ‘ il pold G church 1. H. Johnson parish and \ O Middre. | assisted : Char bus: in town Tues- | con Ges A. Cook. The C. E. meeting | Aust Smith : was led by Cockisaue the | nome. Row e b utser. o rd Was | Gargen was sung by Mrs. A. E. Harvey am acute cbunon avemue recetiy | ung Rev. A. W. Ciffford. Miss Gertrude ss. e was ’ Arnold was pianist 21, 1872 and is survived by b STAFFORD SPRINGS Windham enced all kinds of minor children and & brother who resid g weather Sunday. Services were held in orids. He cxpects to be abse Sunday school was omitted at Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet It t & mox e TECOR Fox Wm0 el Weducaday af ael Swift has found his automobil he Monday Auction clb met with moon at one oeloc & which was taken while he was attendi e Mes iy Bial W s {a dance w Wil s Sarai Johnson has returned from s sl i e b B At the New York and New Haven ionbsd Ml - f Sapce a the a3 A. S. heid the first of its bean Wiline Ml s Chan he ed_together the suppers this season Friday evening Brief News had dakey gtom 54 | charge of Mre F. E. Guild. who was as- The Ameri Thread Cor SENRE S ROk W heD. Yl | sisted b Higbee, Mrs, James team 16 10 play the Traveler | 5 dnsecthie e famiditio sl dor) Lathrop, Larrabee, Mra Hartfc ser tare Joaie dissppeared. Ada Lar H. F. Wood and the girls’ champlons! Jupaea tho £ S ppotite it at Miss Gertrude Arnoid. Paul Hopkins capitol five i one of the state | rafford Springs to be on the lookogt f0r | way cashier, and Mrs. Paul, Hopkins, and an interesting contest is anticia e car. He then hired a hack” and|jyia Guild, Harold Brewer and Carl The first game will he in this city tor his passengers baok to he|Jocepheon assiéted in serving. The pro- rsday) and the seeond will be ir he automabile was found by | iical amounted to about $25. The mext Hartford Monday riight e e Ot fhiver, road | suppor will be in charge of Mra. Altred nday morning. One of the hea : The meeting of the Woman's chil : ; 5 : H. Avers. J& T iy afteraton ia the ohb ot Hghts aad the nfo it fvms Dt & he offering nt the communion sefvice "The atténfance was witadl owind to the | L\oJ0ChinS Wa3unoecufied.” It in thoueh the Congregational church Sunday bad weathr. Those present enjoyed thc | oot Someone who found the machine out- | oc sent’to the Russian relief fund. talk on "Who Makes the Laws of Connec. | S.0¢ the dance hall appropriated it for at “'pne March meeting of the Parent- ticat,” by Miss Sophie Bros ride to Stafford Springs where the car | meachers' nssoclation, postponed from P Miss Sophie Brown Eiana)Sien achers’ assoclation, 24 405 Fibatiete of Phi Tara) athisttc com lnst week hecause of the storm, will o s Teneie ot the Tara) ati R, W. Fllis of Hartford was In town on | 1oy oo o e o ise THureda: jon held vesterday afternocr business Wednesday held i > : » ed for the eeason an e active program has been STt Ay and In a recent eating ‘contest hetween Ly- | P M- An attractive progr Jackean: seeratary . Jobn' O Reutke; |men Gary and Homer Golden, Gury was | “'¥7 ; Mre, George Cook were i treasurer, Maurice S, Loonard. | ihe winner. He consumed one full order of | morrington Sunday to attend the funeral | Ray Hamis of North ~Windha . | Steak, one order of ham and eges, one or- | o3 coustn, ; car ago Tussday axhibited a hlossomed | 1< Of frankfirters and beans. one order of | * \f. “Cook sitpped on the ice last week andelion. Wednesday he reported that | TAIDUTE sieak, four ecups of coffee, 15 |and sprained his ankle badly. It i dandelion. ' Wednesday he reported that|siices of bread, four oranes, four orders | Snd, SPRined Tt 5 e Vz:vv; ot ):X‘:F?';rr\‘ B SPAT- | of potatées and various side dishes which “Mrs Annie Woodward Jacobs o iperintendent of the Pumping Station | Tont, With each order. Golden quit when |y ."soe recently and broke a bone in uer about two-thirds through this menu Loeal physiclans rdort erip in the borough, A state policeman has jolned Officers Young and Chapman. and will . hereaf; make his headguarters at the etate police a many cases of a GROTON. Important siteratfons are bemg made in the Sacred Heart church. The church is eventually to have new stained glass windows throughout and & mew ceiling also be put . Funds for the project be derived from money to be fur- nished by the Ladies’ Aid society, the Holy Name society and the Children of Mary. These various arganizations will ke different ways to Taise the funds, The ladies’ Ald soclety has already paid two mnew side altars in the church. » new windows will replace the plain riass windows now in the church. In addition to the new oeifing, a large Rub on Sore Throat Musterole relieves sore throat quick- ly. Made with eil of mustard, it isa clean white ointment that will not burn orblister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers, Gently but surely it penetrates to the sore spot and draws out the pain. Get Musterole at your drug store today, 35 &65c;§njm&mbu;horpiul size,$3. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER wiil l . " WINDHAM the holy communion communton wiTl be celebrated at Sauirday at 10 & m. Mr. and Mrs. 4. E. Weldon have been #ll_with grip. Tae C. soclety plane a community shamrock social in the chapel Friday evening at 7.4 Miss Louise Adams, who teachés in Manchester, is at home for a week vaca- tion. Mre. John Beckwith, who has been Il with a complication of diseases. is now n St br Josep] nchitls, Ralph Eaton has ~returned n Vermont and Worcester. Emily Lyman was abie to be at church Sunday for the first time in sev- eral mont! ‘hospttal euffering from from a Work was started Monday on a building adjacent to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harvey on North street 10 be used as a store. C. A. Keeney, who has heen the sexton of the Congregation- al church. fanitor of the public Ifbrary, and caretaker of several private resi- dences, has resigned and April ist whl enter into partnership with Mr. Harvey in_brrstness. . Work will be etarted on the new schoolhovse on North street as soon & possible. Tt is expected that the build- ing will he ready for the fall term of school. Business is booming om North street this spring. Miss Bingham and Mies Clara Johnaon were in Franklin Saturday to attend the fiineral of Miss Johnson's uncle, Wilkam Smith. An artesfan well is heing driiled on the premises at Mrs. W. P. Huxford's Mrs. Ann Towne has returned after & stay of several months in Hertford. Miss Helen Hopkins of Berlin spent the week end_at her home hers. The flowers in the Congregational Jars do the woek of meny. room, dining room, kitden, y-tbb-,‘ For liviag Mim,dh—-ul Rugisj the thimg. It is & betser buy than any kind of covesing. (\' E hl-bh.‘-hrkw—p-- ot it, sanitary: ‘l«-: isfaction in use, as Tuge casting the meney. Staingroof. Geemproof. Lis smeeth and ot oll over. No tacks. Theroughly wateeproofed, beth sides and it canmoe sut. Mhmfl*mhm Per those sooms where the real wear and tear comes, one of these almest eveclastingly-wearing Bird’s Nepenset Rugs is ceactly the sight idea. A more ive rug is unnecessary. In these days, % pay mere is extravagance. e, First dlass merchandise at Bargain Prices, and guarantsed in and s=¢ the new Spring patterns, At their cost vou have newes seen anything oy in the havine, w The Porteous & Mitchell Co., Norwich J. C. Lincoln Co., Willimantic Mercier Dep't Store, Plainfield and at other dealers throughout the state, e inn for several Worcester. Miss Anna Bates, librarian in Hartford High school, is at homa for the spring vacation. iss Dorothy Brown years, has gone to|week with Hartford friendn ! Mrs. Ada Larrabes will be hostess for the Monday Auction Bridge club nest wask. Miss Clara Johnwon is the guest of her brother, Oliver L. Johnson, of Nerwich. day of the death Sunday Ethel Freeman, wife of Capt J man of this piace Fresman served as & nurse during the worid war. is spending the 3315 giziifi' i ] § 4 ] i!‘. q Rinse does the family wash as wonderfully as Lus does fime things church Sunday were given in memory of Miss Mary Patton by her sisters, M;:_ Guiord Smith and Mrs. Walter Abbe. Miss Anrna Fogarty, who has been at