Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 19, 1922, Page 2

“NORWICH BULLETIN Willimantic Ofifes 51 Church Street Telephone 1062 What Is Going On Tonight Benevalent and _Protective i Lodge, No. Orders of 1311, meata H. A F at Masomic & A ommunica hall What Rotars has done for the boys of Yahnson City, Tenn, chos % A was the =ubject H meetifige of esda I he deiicious tlavor of sweet sugar cane i Domine Syrup hot [ DENTISTS | | =outh, Mr Horner said: that duringthe. 00 ovs’ work ‘eriously “dn as it affected boys not ‘reach the Boy Scout- organtzartou.: -Situsted near the Appalachian forest reserve, John- son ‘City offered _possibilities of :makij camips for these boys, §o the b, me? berk together with thebovs went into the forest and in two days.built two 195 cabe- ins and from that date on, ths bovs had the time of thefr lives. ~ Every summer they camped there and enjoyed the out- doors. The el arranged ‘to ‘ger a scout leader 2nd formed a troop of bors under bis direction. The penefils ‘derived by the bove from thic organization more than resald the club for its share:of:the work. Fnfertainments and means to raise tunds for the bovs has also done mulh 5 make this work of the Rotary club a tue- =~eakmg of busines -condttigh 1o tH5 past few vears saveral business houses that had been successfui‘for yeacs found: hemselves ‘in ‘urgent-meed of money or they would go bankrupt t sent out to mo avafl and lawvers vefused to collect the bills becanse they knew trat e men owing them were i financial raits. but would pay them if gble. Fin- ally the business men got togsther and. when a company showed signs of failing the creditars would ~ talk . it-over and agree that the business house was rer- taln to pay off its: debts. it atiowed - to continve in buiness. Thus they woald grant the business-an extensiom of time in which to maet payments. - The resultof this good spirit-and fallowship in the soutly b that during the past fef vears, seen in the south in maiiy years, » ben comparatively few fail- and far fower than expegted This soirit is new in the business world and marks a new «ra. in husiness: Rotary which has done much 16 foster this type ot owship, is # fine organivation and fch 1o man-necd os ashamed to be- was a fishing party and gave no to/it until Tuesday morning, when out to get his car and found it had been taken. ~The registration number of the stolen car is 32-318. Amos 0. Stane and company, of Hamp-* ton, lave brought sui¢ against T. 'Flimore Cox and Loga Cox, of Hanai arzes of $15. the ca ice William C. Oliver ‘at Hampton May Money of the defendants in a local bank has been attached. Three cases of local juterest come durin gthe session of the Tolland county onngragiat§i the {scal | superior court {his week. They are state entertainmes for 1922 in . Edward Philips of Willimantic, charg- ed: with violation of the game laws; state notes of the grogram to intreduce them in | vs Willlam H. Segur, of Lebanon, cha hi chub i1 -fohmson Cits, ed with. cguelty 1o animals; and state vs o meeting was qxa\e;d at nenn’lhy | Abraham Silverstein, of Willimantic, ent Valentine L. Murphy. follow- | charged with assault with infent to com mz which Stunt Leade; George W. Hickay | mit.rape. lod oft with several songs. Frank H.Foss | as.a meeting of Lyceu 9 and - Raymond A, - Parker, sang. ”"All By | fiigh schomt Brinst B A Coapen dygelf,” and regular busincss Was (rans- |an addresc And then awarded basketha club was requested to aid. in finding Mrs, G. B. Serenbelz, wife of a Brooklyn. N. Y. rotartan who has beer sing from her hame for 2 month. A letters to those whale games. Marcel Obernesser, Carl ward Gesry, Ralph Gate had voster will ho fled at the docal police sta- | f 'y "7 sr.:dr, Leo Sullivan, Ha tlon for public notification Manager Ki Hurry W. Standish outlined Bornet” was gi gram of ‘entertalmment for 1332 whicrem- | 4 braces four {ubjacts: The devalopment or | News of the death ot in Somer was receiv y many frien: 2 100 per cent. Rotary club; Rotary-edu- leadsr. George Shafer and Albert civie and copymunity welfare and sorrow Bardwal] ice. loader Auzustus Green: business | former] d in Willimantic and lsaves tobleme. G AN L 1R Aee a sister, Mrs. Alex Jamea and a brother uel Feidman: goodfellowship, . Frauk | Thomas Lee of (his city ngham. Kach leader in turn ou Conget Mayarka, seven months ol work for the vear. The repart 7as | gaughter of Patsy and Marie Rushman accepted. The meering closed witn the | Mavarka of No 06 Valley street, died singing of the Star Spangled Banner. SERGEY aht ot % Announcement was made Tuewlay of | SR She was born Mo this sale of the. Cartier Druz store. No. | 81468 her parents leaves t s 0 Main streét hy Gustave O, Cartior to | and Luela May: “uneral servioes Wilson Dratg company, who will take | Were held from the late home Tuesdey afternoo St sensl urial followed having n next week. The Cartier drug one of the old stands in the eity blished adout forty yeare & Walden and Hen~y . P er it was known as the Leonard phar In Joseph! acy conducted by John L. Legmard, Mr Cartier worked there for a vews and in 1902 purehased the business: con t he soid. The Wilson Drug eos will be headed inception in 1829, nearly one and of Chi nant ago. at ) street, ir the Fuller butlding. -The presen: ¢ Bules Wilson, pr Alan ofticers Brief Notes jdent P G. Baker retumed to Fail ir rand ny FPorile g < gl s ) g o Mondiy atler ggenaing Easterwith “his + partner of the firm. Mr Carsier has | . M& aad:Mra John An f .C of 10 entry have their -daugh! Altred ¢ nnounced the engagbment o plans for. the- future o Tio paus for thachutare 2 Johanne M. Anderson, to his farm at Babcock Schmedding of Mad Dr. Jackson, Dr. Strickland }| l NAP-A-MINIT - = FOR EXTRACTION AND. DENTAL X-RAY SPECIALISTS M. TO 8 P Alling Building Phone 44 M JAY M. SHEPARD | & Shepard Su:ceeding Film: be too sick to work. moved. ~To do it you ey SN G il I UL e e m dnp of spring s come, _yeor a on’'strikeand you'reveatof 4 job —and if you dep’t watch ont in a lite-while~ yau‘ll D:mfiumthcd:eymg ponolmu mwerrhnulefi in your system must, mgkg ,mu- organs,, ,em basy.. have. what the nld,fuhwned folks call * e 4 must take something” o ‘1fyou don’ it ym:’ll “Spring Headuache, nervousness draggist. ess of constipation. htggnx!: idneys. . Then _the poison goes into the blood and.comes out in boils Lastly, that utterly worthless, tired-out reelmg that puts you on your hck sick in bed. - SANALT the: Sensible Tonic wiil awaken all vour organs and’ | pt- them on 3 full time job — and do.it, oh, so_pleasantly | , the famous, bundred-year-old ** Winsol >’ line of huxsehcld’remad!fi Buy a, bottle” from your If, not ‘satishied with resnlts, get all yoer meney back. Get thic name right. The Sensible Tonic Lazy e piiples. and “'the biues’’ follew. SANALTs one of Mrs Heler has not-visited her home town in twenty-two vears. She is also 1o visit relatives-in Berlin,- Germany AU roeds Tuesday -nigh: led bowling contest between Noel of this it and McKenzie of Moosup, when the firs! ten games in the sepMes of twenty for $20u were rolled-gt the Wood- alleys. CQLCHESTER The, following was the programme a the Easter concert in the Cong church Sunday e - members from the Prim. Junior 2nd. Intermediat Easter offering for be Part TI Chorus, On the Way Maunder : Jesus, Thou Jo: igs - Parks and . Come: Dnto’ Him A.Dream of Pa ; The Lord Is M and- Mrs Steb I Shepherd. Mrs. i Amother Brooks 5 Temple Awdits Hhee Lord Divine, Mrs. A, F. Van-€ieve; chérus, O Thou, Whose - e i Sweet Compession: O Light That Breaks ¥ Th wading of Adrias Martinau and Miss | wall TGS 0T Oclifie Brown: Xot s el Alice Pellerin took KL‘;:P"*:“‘;E‘ Sk | Ashamed of Chist, Mrs. Van Cleve : The — A ajehuige aE = cmed | Dord Is Rigan_ (fram ths Loght of the E dentls 'T,..‘Z'l&‘\fi,f,,‘v“l? thy Hormisdas Belec performed | yortioy® Cts o O hone B I O e R ¢ Thine s the Kingdom (from the Hol; o > 5 City) Gaul: benedietion. pastor pushed out before it was startsd. Mr. Lu | Gardner Dow field and Mrs. Cha- i that while working on an ineubator | the opening garh hies 15 Miratacte i) i the basement of ‘his-house he heard a | Aggies. H & = ar travel up the driveway and outionto | The local Y-D Veterans' association n 3 z orth Windham road. He tnought it | voted to hoid a celsbration on Seichenrey o hproien e et s e e A s he state road office Monday the members are to g0 to Hertford in the sider¢. Fnginesr John Smith mo- et i s et ey ew Hartford, Sunday. Cause of Constipation g o akspers A flags Minnie Erskine @nd children 7- E P Baoas of mirtiage Dot SRS ned to their home in East Lyme Mou- Quickly Removed | =50, &7 Tl o N e dax stieris el sl ap Seac N, MONEY BACK IE NOT SAT D | published Sunday at St. Mary's Star of | Browning'’s on Norwich -avenue. [ERE B R, C horch. New London, by Rev, | AD alercation which resulted in blows N Thmothy R. Crowler. Mr. Smith is_the | took place on Merchants Row Monday, Without Vitamin B the gangiia and X . “ Smith of | between two fralv dealers. from New ped mukcles of the coloi-Iofe thair 3R of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith of | PERECH (T8 NAE S HlC : power o move the bowel content, Con- [ No. § Grave place this sonéon istable /Friedman. - arrested stipation disappesrs with a m iy 8- Louis H. Arnold, s ry of the local | them and they were- tried before Judge diet, LA, Rovert | Chautawque committee has received word | Abell in. Grange “hall. ~ The a&gressor rrison of the British Medicg! Ser- |inat the local will be in July. was fined, amounting to $13.02 iwhich reports thatl 67 days of thé Wwhite was paid: Miss Dorothy Gorton. teacher of L ninly diet. LR tilrned o Funeral Direcior & Embalmer | 5t" %oii: hane: aiseaste "o noemsys | Hah school. Wallingford. is vi | “Benjamin vondon has returned aer 82 NORTH \"VLLIMANflci 1 ‘constipetion. her parents, Dr. and Mrs. several weeks' stav in New York. y : 2 ;‘“ v s | Ada Vegex to your m{; And see how | of Pearl street - BohE Rl ady 558 el. Connection ou feei. ‘egex is mot ‘a Mrs: Harry Ko s ill with diphtheria 5T ° £ AR, a delicious.” savory " foed, | at . the :home o her mother, Mrs. Alice PLAINFIELD 3 " |containing besides Vitamin B’ iHe min- | thompson o« Bolivia stre 2 & z 2 m B | ! Jucevhatés so.nscemiry t | i, w. Hal nounced the en- | -Sam witz was in Boston Tues- ourey Bros. ; G e i e e T b ¥ | e e itna s LR oo Chacts e Mr. Muskowich has returned from New FUNEBAL DIRECTORS AND |, st sell it L6 atver @ wocks | - Mrai Annie Woiser of rookiyn, N. V. R e Tl EMBALMERS |grial. ¥ Dot absolutely satisfied, ©8- | has lafi: for_home afier a visit with Mr. | | Grer : §/p O ng 86 Union St Wiltimantic, Conth | mones wiil be Fofinon Vagsk b oaopes SR Mo Cohey it Tewait City: Tuekdiay evening ana. pe Phone 200 ilady Assistant) |in jare 0c. G3c and 81 gizes. e 123 AT s lified the first degres on 2 class of can ~ ‘ 2 12 Alpetedd. o didates of Very Rev. Michas! McCabe BED L such as Sheets, Pillow Cases, moderate. BED SHEETS Threo-guarster size Bad Shoets, “family choice”—§140 " each. «72x90 Bleached Seamed 'Sheets — 98c each. 81x80 Bleached and Unbleached Sheets—$129 and $1.59 each. 34380 Betier quality Sheets, $185 and $1.75 each. BhA9 Best quality Sheets — $1.95 each. at MURRAY’S BOSTON § Willimantic, Conn. THAT REFLECT GOOD TASTE If house cleaning has revealed the'need of new Bed Lme.m, ing may interest you, because the prices-are extumely THE H. C. MURRAY CO. Thomes Les motored to Somerville, Mass Danie! Bardwell Mrs. Sarah Heller of No. 947 Main street exvects to leave early. in May for & ILDREN'S COLDS should not be '“dosed.” Treat Vigks VAPOR Oeall_Mai-;{mU.dY{nhi INENS Jres o e he funeral of Mrs, | S2uBell ey in ayend the funeral of Mrs. fqogree team assisted: the- grand knight: Deputy Grand -Knight. Eugene Ouilimate, Chancellor James Coffey; Warden Samuei two weeks. v he h2s heen inspecting graln. street, Worcester, b Plginfield and Nor A Charming Woman is Healthy e g 55 S 550 A No. 2384 K. of C. The foliowing trip to her home in Roxwaolow, Poland %fit‘:“e“ Gt e T LB Louie Smoigrits has returned after <iSit at Niagare. Falls, where Mrs. Grace- Wright, formerly of Dewey visited friends in h. Henry X..Fontain has been a business cajler in Hartford. Ernie . Egar, known in this, locality as The Flying Terror, made record time from Boston to Plainfield in his new Perfect di- i follc gestion and ition of food are or Bed'Spreacls, the & looks necessary, to ensure perfect health. For e Te. ‘evmg ailments ~of the digestiva puwers—sudh as. bilmusneu, con- PILLOW CASES 45x36 Pillow Cm.—fie. 35¢ - lnd 45¢ sach, & 45x36 Hemstitched Fruit Oun -— 50c each. 45x36 ‘Hand Cut Soaloped Cages — 50c sach. 42436 Pillow Casoe—25c, 39c -nd 48c each. % Hcmsmemd PHIovelul -— 80c “sach, Health= Y ~ cellent results. stipation, sick hufl'fihes fatulence— Beecham’s Pills have proven their worth to counfles thousands of. women for many years past. They are convement. _ gentle in action and positive ini their ex- ent she is teaching 4n the convent and n May sails for France. |* Michael Connell and his son, Charles, of Bridgeport, spant Monday and Tues dey at John Fitagerald's. Rev. Herbert Hennop of Littleton, N F0c—1 mlll ?“35‘5’; : tivs. away down below ere in Norwigh., While, thare, ing in different stores, apd making they heard a phona- time. The daughter well as the mother was just carrled he beautiful music that came hox, after the men had run 1L The woman inguir- socn started Latsir happenings prove that fartthest thing for home, + was the as vet learned, zation was a trip ng man. was a game one. When the trio_went by the place “He" was plioted right In, and. oczgused to seat imseif while he 2 couple of merry rigadoons, entucky Flome 3ung by @ male ur. The woman put hand over on his knes. The deugh- losked up .into his and said P store men took the phonor graph out and put it in the bask of the wagon, He came out with a lighter step, tied it mecurely to the dack of the n t=enties. No basoier irio have turned Slater's corner bound home for a moon. O man who Was an anxious witness <aid, “Some things me high, but they are worth it."% 8f. John's council. K. of C.. of Plain- field, were in Jewett City Tueslay even- ing and their degree team conferred the first degree on a ciass of iocal candi- daies. Plans were discussed and. ar- rangements perfected for the big pa- rade rand meetting to be held next Sunday at which time itt is expected that otable officials of the order will be paid $140 cash G to have a iswold and Voluntewn scheols are school nurse beginnng May Sth, the experiment <0 be tried for-seven weeks. The Griswold school hoard has Voted 830, Red Cross chapter $100, and . Vohmtown school hoard . will pay its proportion of the expense Miss Alica Dridoll. N. N.. is to be tha nurse, and alreadv begun the tmaining . re- quired. She will go to Hartford the fArst to take a week's course in ing of the American Le. gion post and the Leglon . Auxilary.was | held Monday. evening to make arrange. | ments for Memorial day. G. A. Haakell; who for vears has had charge of this work, was present by invitation. A com- mittee was appoined to take the mat- ter in_charge. This committee is: G 4. Haskell, ch@rman G. H. Jen- nings, Johp T. Barry, H. George Wilcox. Wallace H. Payne, Rosanne DeaJardins, Mrs E. H. Hiscox and Mrs. G. A. Has- kell. The monument to the world war service men is to be dedicated and ¢ ex-service man i expeeted to ap- in the parad, not enly for that rea- son, but to do honor to those comrades who have died since the recent waz. The augiliary is to lave charge of -ssiling these poppies hav- disabled ex-servioe otsd to mssume half the rent Legiop room. Recently the Red Cross chapter votéd one hundred dol- lars to this post for the post’s propor- tion asked by the state demastmemt to to_fanlitatte funds for disabled and eick ce men. Wechsior's Mighty Six and . WHis young W toam. %o to tic tonight (Wednesday) ta teams from - Obwebstuets. - lodge. . Alphere LeClaire has returned from a business trip to Boston. The, Congregational Ladies. socisty. 1z to meet Thursdey afternoon at half past one to do Red Cross sewing. Ths meet- ing will_be held in the vestry. Gertrude . Guillet, from the convent, is at hame this week. 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Then it’s hard to get a new supply. hospital three years overseas and was With a Hundred Dollars Engsirom actng az dem hag returned, An offering was taken for the sul orus cisois o4 the singims 4 the anthem God So Leves tne Mange the chiurek NORTH STERLING Soexening & tored here 2 week ago S sit ;:faznplur‘o"m where she with Mrs Allems sis B | Fishermen continue whipping (& cared for for thres weeks. The daughter r for_trout with poor success. was born in Brookiyn Nov Storer and family of Danieisss daughter of Thomas and Corneiia Tyler Vih. it7. el Es. TS Braman. _ For the n regided. in South Windh has returned to Broak years she had nesday at for a few wee neighbors at heart always fnund A. Barstow Snippee of Arctic, B. I, wid # a.warm weicome in he: Mr. and Mrs. J with frien Sundas, survived by. two sons, Robert A h were Good F mber of agtomebiles were stuek @ndA._Cliford Kinng a sister, Isabel Cobb’s. - They nud Sunday. B: Robinson,-and a nephew, A, L. Robin- | calied on friends and Raymond Bowell, ~Mrs. Ernest son. -Funeral ices were heid Satur- | ham. r and daughter, of Plalnville, were GAY: afternoon-at 2 o'ciock at the Souf with Mr. and Mrs, Wi- Windbam church.” Rev. Arthur W. Clif- ford-officiated. Burial was in Windham Holy week communion s Baton of Moosup. teach ey Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Robinson of Boston |seph F. Cobb read the seripture les confined 1o her home fourteen attended the funeral of their aunt. Mrs. [and offered praver. The pastor, Rev. account of the liness of her Kinne. thi ‘W. Clifford, p: ched an im Funera! services [ Mrs. Mary - T:|sermon on_the sul Among @ T ——— Tabor were held day afternoon at 2 sent. The Greemwich.—Hugh Hamilton Mijier oclock at her home. Rev. C. B. Mac- |into chureh memb who left Gréenwich with Duftee of _Cliftondale. 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