Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 12, 1922, Page 2

21 years - 3 = _earvel. Bvery 2 .--4¥ Tew and more Wwonderful are the E | aches are all gone, m; and, most wonderful, 1 the Great pleal. T o n i ¢ Containing the pre- clous Fijlan Yong- . Gana. Roet, which these South Sea nflers use to counteract the Lot e and bulld up their splendid kmflh and fine figures. It's a bet- symmer tonic than a vacation. could hardly talk above a whis- TRIAL TO Y/ » TO YOU 10 o) s snd malito GOLDINE CIDE RIGHT NOW, Rem: ewbfl' "F‘fi n.d 2 thing. Fi not use one licine for. !ver& — A5 21 years agy wi gan 21 ye: cough, 1 nad ind! nerves WM'I ufistrung, ‘well, and I had singing in my ears awful ha‘dld!& But _since SR il ‘sone, . Wntgneion 100 1can talkk. Am =i every way enough for' Goldine. This marvelous formula is made un- der a $1000 guarantee to contain with the precious Yong-Gona 14 of the most valuable herbs known 4 mel“ml science from. Northern tA!rl‘?‘- Am-m-. at least four times e medi- cation of most similar remedies. toning the heart, aiding’ diestion m nourishing the neryes, GOLPINE wil restore your heaith; you ean depend. on . et your bottle uu\sun to- day. A Glimpse of Fiji In parts of Fijl the loin cloth is still rn for pants. The natives fashiom noes from tree trunks and live i thatched huts like their forefathers Thelr wonderful strengtha is attributed ona— Root, ~contained GOLDINE, the greatest tonic known,! Goldine Remedies are seid in Nors wich by Geo. G. Engler nnde:;ma Os- good C 0. pson; Colchester by A. T. 1'vmn Groto: by C. S. Da\n, J-wm :?"fifi’” T8 Gorman; Noa , Tafte ville by Geo. Thamnnm Mt r———p— PLAINFIEUJ Mrs. Les Babco ces, Dorot fend X Wew ek is able to join employed at week end at his home racy of Providenca visited Vanasse F ng at the esided S!EDYES ONE Real D_ve Fo.-ALL Fabrics ng reign. Wars - hel pakt ros Commander’. James L'Union St. their ew Haven pat Post, Knights of Colum- JPY M. SHEPARD Su:ceeding Filmore & Shepard W-62 NORTH ST, bady Assistant, Funeral Director & Embalmer WILLIMANTIC Tel. Connection | siizabeth © in Nor- L. lelourey Bros. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS B8 Unian St Phone 29¢ ikady A AND Willimantic, Conn, tant) "| wich Monday. . 1—,'::',‘ bus met at St. John hall, Tuesday even- Ing. Grand Xnight O. Gilbert - Charron presided. Joseph A. Vallacourt mnlortd to Nor- Miss Antoinette Cote has enteréd the employ of the Lawton Inn as waitress.| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Hopkins are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hen.| B. Vars, in Westerly. ‘Willlam Eyers and famiiy are at the Greenwood ‘house, Sea View drive, at Oakjand Beach. Georgd Bergeron has coucluded work with Mr. Goldwater at Danfelson. George Quellett gpent Sunday in Pom- tret Dl Lafleche was. & Galler In' Ooeum Sunday. Tames 3. Xaiob: Rodk. Point's famous orchestra_Wag.a Visiter in town Monday. The baseball ciily goes to North.Gros- venordaie mext :Sunday- 1o meet the fast Amierican Leglon team. of ‘that town. On the. followiig ~ Sunday “Nerth Gamr\znor- dale comes, to Plamfield. /- The mm ‘Ponular: pliee fn° town these days s the mwimming-tank-in the' Com- munity . Ho v - afternoon the place is packed With youngsters. Evenings the uwm_eovpy 0 000l off. The fitkt m hinigs. of "the. Plain- field-Goodyear bassl game’ “Sunday was as fast an exhibition of baseoall as the Jocal fans have seen for some time. Inithie éighth, Pitcher Beausoliel of the Goltlyear ‘team “blew up” and his team {mifde enough errors to give Plainileld an 1840 4 victory. Plainfield. e.c a¥eausiviel.n Totals &1 0 n 03 Rergeron, Ranes, Bouley. EAGLEVILLE Last Tuesday, birthday of the ngtlon and birthday of the bride, at 4 p. ;. 1n bride’s pasents' homer Miss, Fisloy 1ds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. olds. and Ira F. WilcoX, of Merrow, nited in marriage. . and Mrs. . O. Vinton have re- turned from a trip to New Yotx. o For Acidity or Bile Beecham’s Pills act as 2 splendid tonic ‘to When your stomach is upset the dig: :s’tive organs. and fermentation and excess of bile from the stomach and bowels and promote the secretion of the gastric juices. correeting morbid conditions and stimulat- ing the digestive processes Beecham’s Pills naturally have an excellent effect upon the They remove acidity ™ In thus . general health. If you have lost your ap. . Take petite or are suffering from nausea, sick headache, constipation, or giddiness 4 Beecham -} Soli ;ghu pills in b‘:x: 7 50c—90 ;% living room, MURRAY’S BOSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. Gold Sesl Congoleum Rugs The ideal Summer Flsor Covering Just a few minutes with'a damp mop and your rugs are spic-and-span, their colors newly, bright and lovely. This ease of cleaning is only one of the good futumthnthmnudetheumpnm Whether you are seeking for 3 & rug for the dining room, can find here a wide assortment of mbst suitable and chlmmgpafium,mdmflyhmmmn $1.00, up to 9x12 at $15.45. z or | you Tnfto the opmxug xm!d !'Iu weekly math; of the Rotary club, m Vllel'l‘ tine L Murph: h mm Guests the mesting. hmludefl David Feldman u! way and can't say{Fau River, . b, communication was read from Rev, Har- ry 8. McCready, & member of the club, mow -on his wishing gunization the best tary Charles W. Hill stated 2 received a copy of the Tepert of the tional Rotary elub convention Angeles last month. uflona taken at the convd a8 a ruling that in order for a member to be with to a meeting there. ing a delegate to the next mational con- vention at St. Louls in June, 1023, wap Giscussed and it was voted to levy an assessment on each member to-pay the 2xpenses of 2 delegate some time prior 2 convention. turé. ‘The months in which each mem- ber's birthday occurs will be noted and an entertainment given each month by these members who will be given suita- bie presents by the club. Toples were also aksigned to several members Chairman Standish and they will called upon to speak upon them at fu- ture mestings. ‘The autobiography of the day, which was assigned to Captain James B. Fullerton, was postponed ow- ing to the absence of John Ahern Wio was slated to make the presentation speach. It was yaled to Janxtp the mp of fifteen dollars to purchase tickets to the Jumior Chautauqua whlel will be gives Lo Mry. Ora Manning Clark of the welfare bureaw, to distribute amoug needy children. Treasurer James B. Fuis lerton and President Frank H. Foss of the local Chautaugue associgtion spoke in regard ‘to the Chautaugua and. the need for purchasing tickets by Tuesday night at the latest, in order that the local guarantors receive credit. Secre- tary Hill’ them spoke in regard to a pro- posed outjng for-members of the Rofary club” And chamber of commerce and their wives and friends and sald that Recreation Park would be aviiable for this. This outlig is to take piace on some Thursday. afternoon ‘and a clam- bake, will be_served. Harry W. Standish $tated that the scout camp at Eastford could alsg be used for an outing after Septembgr 1st and mentiopned the vari- ous facilities. for amusement at this lo- cation, James B. Fulleston of the Business Men's Assoclation stated that plans were in the works-for an all-day trip to the Connecticyt -, Agricuitural College = at Storrs on Clérk’'s Day, next month. This ‘aftair will/be under the auspices of the Clerks' Assoclation. It is_planned tc hold elther o clambake or barbecue with’ a baseball-ggme and athletic sports, al- 50 dancihg in Hawley armory in the eve- nmg. James P." Mistard reported had recel . communication from Frederic N. Whithey, president and pub- lc speaker for the National Surety com- pany, who would be available to speak mder the auspices of the loeal club Tuesday, August 29th, if desired. It was decided to try to secure Mr. Withey, who {8 a speaker of mational repute, to come here later in the fali rather than on' the date mentioned, as & number of the members expect to be away on vaea- tons during August. This meeting. vhen held will be in the ‘evening and guests will be invited. 'R. W.” Downer, that he businges manager of Thé Chronicle, wds called upon end spoke in regard to im- provements pianned for The Chronjcle, including the purchase of a, rolary press &nd stereotyping outfit. The meeting closed as usbal with the sniging of one stanze of The Star Span- gled Banuer, the singing led by Raymond A. Parker. Autemohlle “thleves' were busy Monday night, ‘or early Tuesday, rth Windham. Two cars were stolen but one was recovered., The thefts were reported to the local police Tuesday morning. The places visittd were the yards of Duty J, Shippee and Jacob Starr on the state highway. In the Ship- pee yard was a three-guarter ton Repub- Yo truck which was fonnd standing in the middle of the road at the bottom of the grade. Examinatipn( of the truck tended to show that the thieves were mot tamiifar with the operation of that make of cor for after pushing /t out of the yard—and down the hill they could ot start it, Rev. Faanklyn Frye, the new supply pestor of ths South Covemtry Methodist ©church was tendered & weltomo recep- tion at the chureh Monday night which was. attended by about one hundred. A committes of church members was in charge of the program. The following program was carpied out: Plano solo, Miss Anne Tillinghast; baritons solo, A Deeam " of Paradise, Charles Maass; ceading, Miss Bdna Newell; vocal duet, Carcy Me Back to Ole Virginny, Ruth Nye and Blla Perkins; yocal solo, Ma- bel Tillinghast; demonstration by four children, How Betsy Ross Made. the Fiag; singing by the sssemiy, Keep the Home Fires Burming, A poem written by a member of the church was read and was presented to Mr. Frye. Mr. Fryo expressed his appreciation of the recep- tion given him, George Mikhlshy Har orougnt. & Sl eutt 3400 inst Btephen Nascl Ma: City, fer shot by Xy Juty 1; Deputy of Bouth Coventry had stiached property owned by Nascin amd the case ig return- able before the ¥ell, eounty superier eourt the first y i September, amn- of last week Nasoin was tried ld tews eeurt by Justies -t dw Peaee Ge“s H; Andrews and found ety to n enimal, He was fined §38 nnd u-wlnd Bppeated to the oourt; Naseln testified that to late. ansfleld - City tlbfl also el o o1 & B nhenmuugd A ¥, Harmon fie bellaved somesns Was entae his home aad s otine to the hitting Miluisky Nuch,iud the il apd the nnimnl dled during ‘fi,. aay. [oaz vn aaiufin s to ¢he e T Eht’r{lefimu 'J.%xeuw tloned off o Arthur McQuillan )mmm; afterncon for $165 fve. Show cases a: ‘mnstu Mrs. » oems ik wes il s Much fe was spent ia i‘;..’.‘l."" m&wl‘lflms u’:&fl he was converted at the Bowery Mission. Mr. Good has written a book, the story bis 1, sailed "ne Bad Joun Good.” 3 be accompanied by Fred ?lnnleu u-a two. nzher men from the B Wfl t Middistown. n.'ih :{‘" Pratt ot e dml Mm«erefiw g‘ !i. nintloth'-flfl wwvml . Gates, e, manger % ptosidents m James 4. Rood, vice président; Carieton P. King, prelam. Tharles A. Gates, master of work; Fred K. Manley, master a1 arms; George m Arncw nner rd; John Bowmah, outer pguardy JI. ymond Smith, master of finance; Walter R. K!u;, master of exehequer, and L. Leo Thompson, keeper of records sad seale After ihe inwaiistion Iunch was served. A smoker followed. A conterence of represemtatives of the Home Missionary Soeiety of the Nerwieh district of the New England Southern Methodist Conference was held Tuesday forenoon in the vestry of the wWusmane tic church with about ffty present. Rev. Joseph Cooper of South Manchester pte sided. District Superintendent - Rev. William H. Bath of Norwich outlined the business of the conference, formulating plans to help out home migsionary needs in the smail or remote blaces of the Norwich district. A number present gave thelr views on the matter. Rev. Dr. William L. Gilbert of Philadelphia, head of .the home missions of the denomina- tion, addressed the conference, Miss Louise May Johason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Hammond John- son, and Hatry Brockway Read, son of Mrs, Frank B. Read of 217 Windham road, were married ‘at the home of the bride at 113 Bridge streef, Monday af. ternoon’a: 4 o'clock. 'The ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter F. Borehert of St. Pauls Episcopal church. The bride was given in marriage by her fa- ther. The ‘Wfiddin; March from Lohea- grin was played by Miss Gladys S. Row. bins of Bristol, a cousin of the bride. Loyis K. Cotton of Bogota, N. J.. wag best man, while Miss MiMdred 8. John- son, @ sister of the bride, was her ohly attendant. The bride wore white Canten crepe with bridal vell caught with orange blossoms and carried a shower bouguet of white Killarney roses antd white sweet peas. The maid of homor was In pale pluk georgette over & pink silk siip and car-{ ried pink and white sweet peas. The bride’s_ mather wore Beige cofored can- ton crepe with Burgundy trimmings. The groom’s mother wore gray canton crepe with steel trimmings. The bride’s go- ing away dress Was gray canton crepe and she wore a black hat®and a black eape, The groom’s gift to ‘the bride was a} @iamond ring set in piatinum. The. bride's gift to the groom was a gold watch aud to her majd of homor she gave & sapphire ring and to the planist a gold brooch. The groom'’s gift to his best man was goid cuft links. Mrs, Read wes graduated from Wind- ham High schopl and was employed os cashier for the Southern New England Telephone company. Mr. Read is alsy a graduate from Windham High school and is employed by the Travelers' Insur- ance company of Hartford. The bride received many gifts. 7 Mr. and_ Mrs! Read left on the 5.40 train for Besch Bluffs, Mass. on their Boneymoon trip. after which they, wiil reside at 217 Windham road. The meeting of Windbam Encamp- ment, 1 .0. O. F., was held Tuesday eve- ning and the following officers were in- P, L. B. Wiison; H. P.. C. F. i T mncial William Mann; treasurer, . L» A\ux.l The mppointive officers .were named by the chief. patriarch. The instaliing officer was Distriot Deputy Willlam A Simter, of Unity Encampment, Danisison. The special mesting of the Wilimantle Chautaugua association was Reld at ths Chamber of Commerce rooms Mg 0'clock Tueeday evening. It was found that the saie of season tickets was rather disap- pointing. J¢ the tickets are not sold by 3 o'clock today (Wednesday) the guaran- tors must meet & large deficit, The guae- antors are making it possible for these splendid programé o be presemted in ‘Wiilimantic 2nd they belteve that the Smmepity ba Smowh e-mnfil- W sup- port the projest. . Brief Wotas Othe Bullivan is on & business beautiful trip | Seinnie Cavanssh of Cotchester | 4 Mrz, E. Sullivan. it ot Frew o whoms father was one of the premoters of the Willimantle Trust eompasy which war D-rman-r{ Euests zncxmw Mre, Hess with her hi band, Kev. Mtiton Hage. recently seturp- a8 Mre, Touts B. Lincoln end cht. aren, Hulwr.hG:m &nd Rith, wh) touk iy Miss Edith Fughes of Putnam arrived hore Sunday to gpend the week with M label Jenkins. a,’lfivgme Martin spent Mondey in Hart- Mre. M. F. Ladd left Monday for Wolfeboro, N. H., to stay until the frst 9t September with her son, Everett Ladd who is a !fl!mfll director, at Camp Boy- croft. at e Winmpesluka: Emerson Stacbner, son of Frederidk E. Stacbner, who hus been teachirig in lem. Mas: Boston University sun merd H. Turner of Hartford, is his cousin, Phifp D. Perk. Mrs. F. D. Jordan of Yorth street, enter, of Prospect street, . ¥oung, of m'fl'fli‘li ’ifiw‘m‘ Where You Can Buy U. §. Tires: United States Tires United States @9 Rubber Company HENSCHEL rme 9 RUBBER 331 Main wm Nnrwacn. Conn. THE A. €. SWAN €. Feanklin Square HNorwich, Conn: ham road, motored Sunday to Mt. Hol- yoke, where they will remain for a week or ten days. Past Exaited Ruler James F. = M- Giope, delegate from Willimantic lodge, No. 1311, B. P. O. £, to_the. national convention, ieft eariy Monday morning on the State of Maise express for At- lantic City where the convention sessions opened Mr. and Mis. A. C. Persons and daugh- ter, Margaret, were Winsted guests of Mr. and Mrs. B L. Remington for the rccent ‘hmoliday. Mrs. Remington is Mrs. Persons’ sister. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Siiibs and Sarab An: of South Windl w ars in’ Brapford af the Montewese hic The family of James W. Bw is at Plepsure Beach for & short stay. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Tracy are - tertatning Miss Harley J. Hurd of Strat- ford this week. Marcella Curran motorsd to Worees- W‘P HOM zi HYD& City, Copn. THE CHAPMAN CO. Montville, Conn. wr Supday with My. and Mes. Waler | tazs at ‘the camp ground. Mre. Clarence Bowen of Church street r\@ a shower recently for Miss Louise ohnson of Bridge street. Twenty guepts | were present and many gifts were pre- Palniper whose home she is to spend her vasation. Mixs wmmer-te Hyer, who haz been visiting ‘Mies Elizabeth Saliven has.re- Tirned to her home tn New London Misses Kathleen and Augustine Gira- €8, have returned from a visit with their aunt inHartford. Aldermen snd Nrs. Willam E. Web: ster, Miss Ruth Webster and Carl Web- H. GO 7 Thames ster, are spending July et Hemiock eot- | Jnm City, Conn. BB5st, Norwics Conn. THE ADAMS poTor co. Baitic, Con IAmE {wented Miss Johneon. Lunch was werved ' by the hostess thelr Mr. and Mrs. Zephst Mathieu of CTaion street M. Mathieu ieg pd Mr. and Mre. nd child ieft recently for vacation st Mr. Mathieu's fatw neéar P