Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 1, 1922, Page 12

W ’ you wont mind the heat; and if you have » "to say that is the place to -it, " . GRAND ARMY. Sedgwick Post, No. 1, G. A. R, wi? inav-urate its summier scheduls o | meetings today (Saturddy). During the months of July and August the pos = 2 5 F 3 n :l will_hold but one mee a month, o1 @ : : 4 z i / £ Department 4 N, the, first Saturday of . monh. R L \ i e e 22 S e s AR R . | mander, James R.. Veitch, South Man- KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. & ; e o A S ; R Y aEs 5 3 Junior department commander, ; -4 : et i 3 © Johnson, .:"'MS‘“‘"" The no:l::lwn nls“e‘l:'d.lt:o:nfl:flu when ‘commander appoint cl of “fl. regy’ next Charles P. Dunlay of East Haven: ad- | i, gd® its mest s Bt < ¥ : R g : 5 i ! e Monday evening in Steiner's hall. Appii. = &7 e i Jutant, B.“U. Grant ‘Baker of Norwich:|oacis? of i 0 SUSIETR Al ADPH ; ; Gssistant adjutant. Milo R, Waters of|i; and there s no halt in the growth % 4 . : E Norwich ; quartermaser, Anson R. Grov. | of the Willam B/ oy = TSR § B e, - Sackson of Wilimantics udge advocate: MANY HAVE JUST BEEN WAITING FOR AN OLD-FASHIONED JULY FURNITURE SALE JUST AS THIS ONE1S. JUST TO e ok Rl B i | SUNDAY SUBJECTS SEE THE FURNITURE OFFERED AND THE FAMILIAR PRICE TAGS REMINDS ONE OF THE VALUES THAT WERE TO BE Joiriads, Satictic Timtrecior £ G| presning seseice 5 3. standar HAD. IN THIS JULY SALE, WE HAVE MADE EVERY ATTEMPT TO BRING PRICES TO THE LOWEST LEVEL. HOW WELL. oo g B e T B LB B WE HAVE SUCCEEDED, YOU CAN JUDGE FOR YOURSELF, BY COMING IN. N S : et s et e oo B0 ik pecmen by, pastor 18 & Teuls Dustnel and Mande 5. Baer. |, A Park Coperesshonst charch, v Rev. Dr. Sunday schoo at noom, JUNTOR AMERICAN MECHANICS. The regular meeting of the Bucking-\ Ap ¢ s Misslom, 230 Mair ham_councll, No, 14, was held Wednes. | street, peates s raves service, 16 8 day night at the Buckingham Memorial | m Bible class and Sunday school 2 ‘Routlnl business was transaced follow-|» hing at 3 and 7.30,p ing which three new names were submit- At Christian Scienes reading reom. Jod s’ 1S (eaikerihip. cimpaign. 215 Thayer buliding, service. 10.45 A The /installation of officers. in the or-| > o = ot o) der will take place at the regular meet- Subject, Ged. I e o ing on July 5th at which Roosevelt| 1145, open fo puplls up To¥the age council of New London. will be guests AR TR ki of the local councl. ureh | e G Officers elected at the meeting were as no preaching serxice: Sun follows: Counctlor, F. G. Pleper: vice t _Boon. Slast, seasion of the Jeouncilor, A. L. Atchison; recording sec- the mecond. Sunday. in Sep retary, Albert ,Donovan; assistant re- cording secretary, J. B. Cyr; financlal i < Luxurious Overstuffed Suites, in Beautiful Tapestry 7 @ secretary, Leroy Bralnar treasurer, | will be Holy Communion and sermon at . . B. ie: conductor, Marvin Han-|30.80. The sefmon by (he rector, the : . For summier comfort, we recommend this comfortable Rl Wk sheon: et et v £ Wikigms Wil b6 461 1he S The new designs in Overstuffed Furniture are unusually attractive. We were very fortunate in securing 3 1 sentinel, Howard Ludlow; outside senti-|ject The Secking God. a wide variety of different suites at prices that are radical reductions over what we would have had to pay Hammock. It is strongly made of heavy duck covering, a year ago. For instance, the handsomo suite shown with loose Spring cushions, SPring :arms, spring b At the Central Baptist chureh. Rev Alexander Pitt, pas ! vice, 10.30; Italian day school and Clty Bi k, and upholstered in a very fine grade of floral tapestry, is now priced at the new low $95 oo = x nel, Charles Pieper; chaplain. H. E. Eda- with a well made mattress and a rust-.sll 1 45 ue dings " trustee, A. L Atchison, RVSLs ORLY -, 5yt e s Do o - - pfoof Nation al spring Prices frorn Representatives to the state council ; appointed were J. H. Wellington and F. STANDS AND AWNINGS EXTRA. G. Pieper. The alternates are H. E. Eddings and Leroy Brainard, EREEe Y P At the Greeneville Congresationn E — : - PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. church Sunday. morning, there will be 7 5 Norwich grange, No. 172, had the fol-| preaching service hy {he pastor, Ree. C A H 't‘ v' ‘Iowipg entertaining programme at its H. .Ricketts at 10.30,a. m. The subject meeting Wednesday evening in Steiner| The Power of Christ's Saerifice, follow ball; song, Grange quartette, Wallace|ed by communion. . Supday school & Harbeck, Willis Baker Leroy Min the close of morning serwice. thur Avery; piano solo, Miss Emily Gal- lup; play, Wanted—a Wife, with the following cast: Bachelor, Fred Leffing- well ;. society girl, Mrs. Edward Bro- deur: “dancing girl, Miss Lillian Ross glggling girl, Mrs. Staubley: housemaid.| iy ne celebrated: - - Prayem. and clas Mrs. Eva Higgins; song by 'quartette, meeting Wednesday. 8 o'clock p. m. fRews items by all; solo, William Rush - Saloaitis. Bl - SR tableau by Robert and Arthur Avery;| At Geace Semorial Boptie oo song by quartette. - B L < - iy - ... Warren Davis of Préston City|morning and evening, by rast Pcrio grange itended the meeting and gave a| NE SWoject. A [Wearis g Vot talk on standard fime, presenting a pe-| Savior. Evéning subj t':d ""',‘__:M] o tition on which he asked for signatures i 4 TloTe et "oventn against any - Tegislative action to weilz 0; communion at close < . T, B0 R W X 0 0 A0 B X church; - Rey. 3 morning service. 30 o'clock. ., the Sacramént of the LArd's Supper X e e daylight saving time in force -through- | Service. out the state next season. Will Teach Boys to Swim. Physical Diracton Fritz of the Y. M. C. A. Is planning ‘to €xtend af offer fo al boys . of the city to jearn swimming dur- ing the summer. 'All boys havé been re quested to enroil for the swimming courss at the association buiiding, and as soor as entries are lacge enough the classes will be opened and work begun. The lessons are to be conducted {hres aftérnoons a week at Mohegan park, and it is hoped that more boys will take ad vantage of the offer this year than in the Conlpléié Outfit F. H. KENYON. General Agent. GEO. N. DELAP, Special Agent. course of 1921, when 30 boys were thught JAMES L. FOORD, Special Agent. o swim. A. N.-PREMO, Special Agent. ———ite Hartford, Conn. 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We know that it will Free be an agreeable surprise for you to.learn how moderately priced such Delive splendid furniture actually is, at the new price levels. . The handsome elivery Queen Anne Suite pictured, finished in beautiful American walnut, -is typical of the savings that can now be made. Its price e il $139.00 1 A “REAL” REFRIGERATOR A NEW, WELL MADE REED TODAY ONLY $28.65 - . 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