Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 8

eiptila. wiil attend commencement exercises. Jefterson Medical college where Dr Crandai's brother, Harry P. -Crandall bis is & member] of tha graduajfng class. Willlam W. Rowe and daughters AMu-{ToW ; riél ‘and Lora of Mt. Vernom,"N. Y.. are ‘York, is vis- wisiting reiatives here, =~ o (i e tflppwp&k o S i Howard 3. Randall of Boston spent Merton Clarke of Spencer, . Miss Rith Gertrude Wilcox, daughter)who has been visiting her som, TROMAT| rCgos ooty home on Main ,,,.,,'r,_ passed Tuesday at his home at the ium%,o ‘a trip to vices at St. ifichael's Old cemetery and - o R £ somu photograph In the booi enti)proving! 5 i i e i e i which| Mr. and Mrs. Belli have arrived-from ~and 0 b g L Vm-.ucy lmfil mfi‘: aslilmme‘1 t‘::;“;‘.!oel: :(‘ 03'\3 class| New York.and will have charge of the graves of the heroes of the three wars. Wer e Wq 2 day, guests of friends, of #922. There are euts of the students Misquamicut Golf elub at Wateh Hil|All places of business were closed C . ot | Fidler, has returned home, : } Sood Tussday: st it Y epwens Side, who' 1 D A N cenated| Mrs, Wiliam Bonner of 27 Granite| Memiorial diy, in the thornlie at man spent l - Mr. ihroughout the day. In the afternoon a|, el b e m;l;:e Choibs Wlexander and son Wes- |Dassball game at® Vose Park e Osorn, of Two divorce i ‘ o day at her parénts' home' in _Hyde, m Miss MeClintock's School, has @ |street, who has been. seriously ill, is im- o'clock the parade was held with ser-|{ : e a ts are returmable 10|ie o guests of Mrs. Alexander's sis-|Vesterly High and . Stonington High 3 P A s bt sty St Sk i, pe b et ot ! ©Wor. | School ieams drew a large. erowd, | Tha| L. : E , $i°o Teis i De. R, S T Z brings suit for @ivorce from Clarence A.|“S HlRchudll, & patient Atz the °°-m"»‘°§.. at Watch Hill, Pleasant View,|" "y 0 Mary Garity of New. York i vis® Coy sn ot N MT. PLEASANT ST. SCHOOL Lamphear, the grounds being, intolera- | pyog, Tsland hospital, suffering with an| Weakabaug and Quinebaug for the sea-|iyne phor parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles. -new cases of!' The following pro me for Merho ble cruelty. Philamon Kenyon brinGsliiack ‘of typhoid fever is reported as|80m. ~The golf club hal a farge mum:|p Garyy, feat; i *| diph more than pre-{rial Day was well ed owt Monday sult for divorce from H. Kenyon for in-|iegin ‘omfomsably. Mrs, Blacknell was|Uer of visitors. The trolley cark:were "2y iy v 4 pitaSor Pittsfield, = Che greatest were|by the Sevepth and m.ml grades of tolerable cruelty. They were married |, cajler in Providence Monday. * crowded with people golg to the shore.| ack “hoe si- thels” imency homa oo 5 . Bridgeport where there | Mt. Pleasant Street school: : in November 1921, Dr. K. W. Dewey of Chicago spent thef . The dance held at the Wequetequock | gyampussuck Pofnt < | were t. Hartford and Xiilingly re-| ‘Soag Star Spangled Baaner, school; " \ive. ‘John Trown ls il at her Kom |ioRduy with her brothgr, George Welles|Casino Tussday night marked the oben-| " oot ara ifiora James and Georgs 4 _ Bridgeport also. leads | recitation, ,..flf;\h‘ Goss By, $in B on @Grova averue, of Wilfrea Court. / ing of the edsino forAhe season. ‘Cran-|x ' Riies; who:have-eer spending & few sarlet fever, twelve out|mos; reading, The First Memorial Day V. it Corps ambu-| Mr: and Mrs. Brooks of Central Falls|dall's orchestra played. A large crowd|givs in New York and Mt. Vernon, re-|Of & totai of fitty-six for the state hav-| Proclamation, Marion Browning; recita: T e B en irips inside of | were guests of T.|W! Biddles, of Potter|attended and fully 200 antomobiles were|tirneq home Tussday: bésu:evortembroiplthal cton tion, The Ol Continentals, Nathan Ja- i e awa liow. midth “the | Bin Meahtial Bay - : parked on the Eeguhds. SHE Oowan ' wnd g $ seven days whict o ; 4 2 1] . Reaolution have been adopted the o2y bson ; song, Hail Columbia, school 5 his assistants who have heen in the em- ation, n ; Mr, and Mrs. Frederick W. James of mbers of the Stonington fire depgrt- tatiofi, Olq Ironsides, Eva Fishkin Summit street were Stonington 'guests | POV for mary years, took excellent care L3 4 v 2 ment on the death of Erastus §: o 2 (ation, Sherldau’s Ride, Leo Swi of the large crowd. - Special patrolmen|uro, at one time ‘chief engineer of the|Uires for the prévious week. % people here and in outlying districts ap~ preciate the service rendered. Out of the seven trips the ambulance made|of friends at Hope Valley Tuesday. y There Was| recitation, Dedds of Valo ] 3 3 , v at Santlago, four trips to Providence, one to Wajlam| Miss Helen Tuite of the West Side is|¥ere Put on the gfounds: department. o1 el o measlen In New SIAYSD|Anna_Sheette: recitation, In :Flanders Lake, and two local calis. Saturday|the guest of her father in New York S_W—__TO INGT : s |18 ot e 365 new casen tor the wate)| 0 ST TR Hoer e N o i haoar o o et At s GTON EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONFEBENCE | of "6, "% P ae stxty-two less| American Soldier, Willlam Mahoney; ¢n to_the Rhode Island hospital at| Mrs. Helen Farnham of New S 2 e 3 i . : 'zr‘:: demce as a surgical patiem. _ |the guest of Mrs. Anmnie Wileox. Memorigl-day programmes were finely FOR NEW ENGLAND PROVINCE|than the previous week song, /Amalla. school; Salute to Flag. i faas In New England thére are seven dio- Mrs. W. A. Wiley of Gloucester,| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Senfor. with|carried out-in Stonington. In the morn: g Mass., kas retirned home aftec ppcuinus |friends spent Monday Ju Hartford. \ |ing the parade of James W.. Howey |qacesor: ?; fii‘ifi'&"x‘n”‘:{i’: m ';ezn: forp L e e H.| At 9.30 o'clock Tuesday morning ded-|post, A. L, Girl and,Boy Scouts, Tierney |named fhe Frovines of New Bngland e i lcatory services were held by Budlons|Cadets,G. A. R. and other patriotic or-|or the First Province. In thig provines sued May 2, by the marketing bureau Mr. and Mes. Percy Pine, Mrw Ells|ogtp ¢ on' the Jawn' of ‘thestate! ex-| Lty sthhie mrdBed ta. the rary | thore are’ mearis . 65,000 resulanny on|1Em W: BAcKuS Hospital Bas sent out In- | e epe mears’ of aticaltares Nelson and soll Har, Mo e Oiis. Al |mAry, wheve ‘o maple-tree was pianieal e TR S naBai i o) Tolled. communicants. In - addition t| Vitstions fo the graduating exercises of |“rne gupply of mative vigetables was . > boliday with Mrs. A™latithe junction of Railread avehue and' Be2fed by, SLorEicn b ho o1 s |those on the parish Tegisters are thous- | the Tratning School for Nurses, which | practically the same as that marketed West. street’ as a living memorial to a Orated the graves of those who fell in| ;. = (ot O° 4 s will be held Tuesday evening, Junme 6, n Architects.are invited to gomenlt witt s. Edward Parker of Pros- the three great wars and who sleep in |22dS ent communicants of the 5 2 last week. The demand for asparagus |, ATC:tects.are in 8 e gfPrley] " the' West Side apent the|C'Vil- War ‘veteran. 3 St. Mary's and Evergreen cemeteries in | PiScopal church, from all ~over .the :“ SOl “hm,:on“‘“'m"" 05890d | and spinach was much better than last | TADECUIDES PSR S0 B3, T r cottage at Weekapaug| Rev. F. A. Mlenongl? :u rue}l‘\‘ed imiqinnon, The members of J. F. Trum- ;‘i:fl?u\::nu msnzg 5::;: Ex\e l;;d.fi-:: z:; ;“”B WMWO"! JSZ:u‘eomnflm it mmfl;(.eumanm sold out early on some {“fl,’,’,’,‘ k.:,mm and detali® of esch / 3 ission ap- a al 7 . - 5 igui; lif:z‘e:r;xé::s'c::,;n‘a ncor::. cl'r?e l:; g‘l‘li‘m‘iffé’:?f fltg\:;:“:t‘;gnp:l:e and attend, the ch\:rch mnfhe town .or | members as follows: Miss' Irens N. Ne- \ Light supplies of shipped-in vegetabits "Tiie' Sodh visited the naval hospi-|commission dates from May 2. members served a substantial, lunch in [CitY Where they are studying. In order|ville, Newport, R. I.; Miss Sadle M. Ia- {canded firm prices. Delaware strawber- | soklyn Monday, here Charles| Robert Clark. & student at Yale, spent|Brayton hall to all who assisted in the [t0 be of greatcr service to church work- ([ cobs, Bydney, Nova Scotia;” Miss Har-|ried of good quality brought as high as| me. who belongs.to thé navy, is}the hollday’ &t his homs of Ehu' streat: | wouk, incliging ths* Boy and G Beomts ers_and chufeh school feachers the: au- ;:uh*;wél :l 3 ;P,\:mlmg“‘com i Miss e, Sauthern cabbage and potatoés nold e T o D . James Atherton has purchased _six | At three o'clock a service was held at the |thorities of the Province of New Eng-|Ruth I Cooper, Central Village, Con.; |steady. {pensation he will receive the commission of Yonkers, N. Y.|house lots on Litchfield terrace, West|water front by the patriotic women in|l2nd have organlzed a conference to be|Miss Bertha I Dakim, Newport, R. L The demand for dressed means was g EIGHT NURSES‘TO GRADUATE Connectlcat Market Bulletin ~% A% BACKUS WOSPITAL scmoox | Market conditions in Connecticut are 3 ; P o » items to have heating a The ‘executive committes of the Will- [T8BOrted 2s follows by the bulletin 18-} ;0t to exceed as foilows and Mrs, John Parker, Jr., of ummer stree! uthorized werigan Institute of guest of Mrs, Frank|Side, and wlil erect a house om one of |memory of the sailor dead. Flowers were {1eld this summer at St. Pacl's school,| Miss Margaret V. Royal, Packer, Corn.; :active. Beef prices hold firm. Prim»i N spenpation will be pail . has returned home, {the lots. strewn on the water and Rev. Henry|Concord, N. H., from July 1 to 10 Miss Phyllis Sinfield, Leominster, Mass. ; [ western gteers wholesale as high as 15%c plax v, accepted ’ nor returned home on! Mr! and Mrs. Wilfred B. Utter of |M. Thompson, pastor of the First Baptist | ~This conference will work in coopera-| Miss-Mary L. Chandler, - Leaminster, |per poun! ""};fl"'! are higher. Light| ‘2% ¥ Rty B attending to her duties|High street spent the holfday with Mrs,|church conducted the services which |tiOR With the conference for church L o8 supplies of fancy veal caused a firmfer | SOWTACIOr WU he required to as clerk at Bannon's store. She spent|Utter's parents at Yales Conn. | were largely attended. work at Wellesley, the'two conferences| . The programme will be carried out u‘mflc to the market. Springs lambs are | v ‘Dlans mast Be.sigaed By the srehl a week in P: nee. Mrs. Cramdall and her son Dr| Two baseball games were played, the|dividing the field hitherto covered- by | follows: {higher. A short lanid crop ' reported | tact and desosited with the Cpmptrol Mrs. J. L. Fidler of Woodville; R. I,|Charles P. Cvandall of Grove 4 enue.|Stonington Independents going to Mystic |the Wellesley conference. The provim-| Musie,'prayer, Rev. David A. Pitt, D.|from the West evidently has some bear-|of the State at his Ofics in the cial conference will e especially for{D: solo, George Turnier; address, Da- |Ing on present lamb prices. City of Hariford, pot later than the parish worker or church school|vid R Lyman, M. D.; music; presenta- | The butter market holla nteadd. Prices | 1922, at 11 gclock & m., standard teacher who desires practical training in|tion of diplomes, Henrr Tirrell; solo, | 0N top grades of butter remain unchang- | _I‘T, he committes _-\p ehnrr;. In ;e::‘rduz = |parish work, while the Welleslay con-| George Turmer; prsent§tion of class |¢d~ Connectiout Newlald Fancy and )i I8 Rooif: 63 Stute CbRat. on ference will be for the more experienced | pins, Hugh B. Campbell. M. D.; prasen- [ Connecticut Hennery eges hold frm. The {3, 4 3t 16 o clock teacher or wainér of workers who de-|tatlon of prizes, J. J. Desmond; music. | ©65 market in general is stronger on ak ¥ . & m, standard time. e 0 On 3 {sires more advanced and speclalized in- grades than during last weck. Tho de-i Th right Is reserved o reject any ané " struction. The ' 'provincial confers mand for native brollers is good and |all bids. [will use the buldings of St Paars|RETATL CONFECTIONERS ELECT _ | ke prices ara unchanged. Dated at Hartford, Conn., this 26th ds3 S | sch hry W. R. COWAN NAT. PRESIDENT of May, 1922, . school through the gencrous courtesy of o HARVEY M RISSELL i”’" ~rector, Rev. Dr. S. §. Drury, and] The United Retall Confectioners of| . \omen to Hear Leading Demoseats B BISSELL. l A the trustees of the school. America at their annual conventfon In | Each morning there will be a celsbra-|Chicago have elected William R. Cowan, n‘;o:'::r et it bitad States tion of holy communion in the beauti-|manager of the Newton Robertson &| 44\ ;ar General Thomas J. Spellacy will HOTELS ful chupel of the school,’the forenoons|Company stores in Hartford, as presi-|y "y 080 (A0, RWER o BRI NOEY will be devoted to study through lec-|dent. In this offl will’bead an or- Ly Con e Democratie Women's al- AMERICAY s tures and classes, the afternoons wiii|ganization that inclcdes most of thelyo; "4y Hartford on the afternoon or | Prop. First ciiss service cos- be-free for récreation, supper will ~be|large confectionery dealers in the coun-\y... 15 "The meeting is to follow a|Becied Phone Pt v B 1 - served at 6, and at 7.15 there will be|try. For theipsst twenty years Mr. Co- 1) oo o, 30 00 B0 a5ae S O . what has come to e known and loved[Wan has been manager of the Newton|puui; moes of Greenwich, president of afsother similay conferences as sunset |Robertson & Company stores and fac-iq." Ziancs “wnl preside. ExCongress. | meetings. The evening -addresses wili |tory, Hartford. He-Tepresented the storsi ., 7 nergan will speak on the work e by eminent men and women who|at the contectioners' convention and of |ypa¢ women may do IR the forwarding of are leaders in the Episcopal church. his retura this week plans to stop at destred Jeglslati W S B Among the class leaders are Bishop|Cleyeland. Toledo and Buffalo. Mo, Spellagy a0 die ol S l T M A Y Hall of Vermont, Dr. Jeffery Brackett,| Mr:Cowan formerly lived in Notwichitionship between women and civic ac- 1 (chairman of tho department of -sociai |20 18 the son of the late Deacon W. R|tivitses. | MEA N Y 0 L service, of the Diocese of Massachusetts, ! [ o, Joon . Suter, Jr. educational v amme g Passports for Enropean Trlp You may be the next victim of a fire secrétary of the same diocese, Rev. Jo- B V. el =ma 3 0 ay‘ S e as ay 0 e “ . s e <eph Cullen Aver, Ph. D., of the Phila-| BECBUITING FOR CITIZENS Mr. and Mrs. James N. Hammond of | Don't take chances. The il annua < \ IMSURANCE Cowan, long a prominent member of ths R 3 f 5 ¢ | New London and Miss May Gatter of iumis negligible to che firm pre. delphia Dt 7 school; Rey. Fleming TRATIING, Lu’,” R I Wasiord, 3 . 1 il clty®last week'::t’?.n from ::o'r?‘q loss it affords i Sl James, y Freder(ck. C. Lauder- Recruiting for citizens’ military train- at the superior court clerk’s office to| Take out a policy to day. There are only three days of the wonderful bargain giving this month, but the values | %, % U5 noksy O™y, Shon 198 pamoe R 26° 08 €23 00 300, 15 | mako “applications for passporis as they S Joiies . . . o4 New. Engl are to make @ European trip. l‘aa surpass anything we have ever done before, as the first day’s business testified. Wed- [§|3:2rs dean of the New Tngland Chapter. |have an equal distribution of students —_—— e | < s 3 American Guild of Organists, and Mlss | from ail vvarENew England at the train. s TR | INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE . ;s . . . | Adelaide Case, of Teachers' College, Co-|ing camp. Each- county in New Eng- sume Divo! nesday is the last day. If you would participate in the savings you will have to act at §|taciaiac cas. o 5e iand s hoen siven s Tuets. As soon | The muperlor courl, with Judge Jaibee ki ;\Damum"‘ s - . Some of the cvening speakers will bejas the quota for a county has been filled | H. Webb, presiding, will come in again | once. All of the values we advertised for the first day are still in force, except in a few Hev. Alfred A. Gllman, DD, presidént|snd an sAditional:number of applications’|here this (Wednesday) morning 1o re- | 91 MAIN STREET ’ cases where the goods have ‘u been sold out. of Boone Unlversity, Wuchzng, China,|have been received from that county|sume the trial of the contested divores _ Mrs. John Clenn, national councll, |sufficlent to supply aiternates for un-|suit of Ralph Main vs Sadie 1. Main. SOME SPECIAL WEDNESDAY VALUES _ s : ' e e R Whe : HAROLD S. BURT 120 LAUREL HILL AVENUE resenting Relisble Companiss Phone 598-3 v AUTOS FOR HIRW TYANTIC TAX1 SERVICE—Tel 1005-5 or 1153-13. L. H. Buniick apriid 1 | | | { | { | { A SALE OF | Coats—Capes—Wraps—Suits FOR TWO HOURS ONLY—FROM 2 TO 4 0’CLOCK To finish the End of the Month Sale with a whirlwind rush, we are making the most drastic cut in the price of Coats, Capes, Wraps and Suits which you have seen anywhere, this season.. We have reserved none but you may choose from our en- tire stock of these specially selected garments at— ] X HALF PRICE PLUMBING TFLUMBING, Leatig, gaad na ors) repecing. Joha Morion. 30 Mer- i R i TR aoviid The very oost { | | | | a | i and Stove Repairs SATISFACTORY SERVICE | Phone 728 32 6TH STREET | FURNISH YOUR HOME AT A SAVING! | ARCHITECTS Every young coupla about to furnish their new home " In addition you may furnish your complete home on ‘ T T CUBWORTH & THEMPAOX {@ will find such an abundance of good furniture here the most equitable, the must convenient method ARCMITECTS that -t‘ will be a ll*'mplo matter for Hu‘m to M ofeaby payments ever devised for those just atarting Susver buldiag, Nerwich. Conn Our prices are considerably lower than in the ordin- N Y odit i d o iy ary store and our high standard of quality coupled Mpoxseping. Sus, oradi.Je; an. yiet you -haul. with our extraordinary values combine to make shis make use of—no matter whether you want to furnish CHIROPODIST stere one of real helpful service. ; 4ROOM OUTFIT -+ FROM 3 TO 4 O’CLOCK ! $395 A SALE OF WEDDING SEMI-FINISHED GIFT DRESSES This Beautiful FOR CHILDREN Hope Chest A p_erly D::rivod assortment 6f ex ~will be present- during this sale. . three, four, five or six rogms. 3 i = A. G. THOMPSON, .\’., i . Lol bpecialist (protect you w. a \ A l!- l -Gr !e H Ch t ‘L’:fi-.“llc'.mfl‘lilnl Mais St Mw ; Vel'yRoom'gmd H:.g:;lvy ocr::ll::;r { u; NO BETTER 'm:m suy FREE—With Each New Home Furnished s YOU CAN WHITE DRESSES For Confirmation and Graduation $3.98 to $9.95 . ‘Some of the prettiest White Dresses you have ever laid eyes on—dainty and ing in design—and at prices which are wonderfully low attractive. With these frocks are also included some snappy models in colors, for children, flappers, and juniors, in some of the most desirable summer fabrics. o MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY ! 3 3 == 7 miore than semi-finished, and stamped with some of the prettiest embroidery designs we have seen. Some are made of white pique, some of white lawn, and the bal- ance are made of white or pink crepe. HERE’S WHERE YOUR 8SUM-- MER SEWING IS MADE EASY. - ONE HOUR ONLY s AR Art Goods D‘le'kntnt\