Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 9, 1922, Page 7

(Contributed) ure Late in‘the evening “gt és!:::dar. Jvly : An 29, the e : "{ hbun - mmti 2 peacetul close. 610 12. % ‘wasthe older daughier of Mary J. ‘has. for “the past ot Ngw York spent | {tie late George C. Rathbun Of West: two weeks at.the Norwich, State x%g_ Eumhy 28 a guest of the Olsen family. minster. | She received her earlier educa- The d;:% Qfldreh with the wab who has been visiting at’ to have as guest of honor cil asks that the free one be moved. to lum at Wes:mlnzter. later . attending . Tor: \ “farm has Teturned to New ¥ ening Gox. Emery J. San|where the paid one js. The telephone fWillimantic Normal school, teaching for| sz ) ) ¥ e of Rhode Island. The members of | company does not want to do this as it | several years in her home town ~and o p 7y ‘esterly Board of Trade who plan- | might endanger its franchise, and the fiater ‘in Plainfield and in. Norwich, ing at.the Mmge-;!oday (Wedmdny) s b . al exhibit with the man- | gouncil siniply ‘called attention to the| ‘Haared in a Christfan’ home,. she ‘in Meyers are vmun; the former's som,}2 to:5. p. my i X d about Westerly are to| fact that the franchise has not been lived | garly Jife_gaye herself i Wi s n Mas % guesz -of Mrs, l(elde of the state present at|up to. Attorney John Ferguson, Jr., town | Makter, ‘aff) . Mr. and -Mrs. Loydon ‘ yl!ycd fl:e orgm Slmd&y morning. ption is to be held from | solicitor, was appointed by the council | chureh, | were recent guests of -the Backus: broth: |- An orchestra will plays |t its July eeting to look intg. the case, ers. . d night of the exhibit found |and he wrote the télephope company. He | The. Boy Scouts ot ds‘mth"l Wlndham filled with people. The num-|asks them to cancel the telephone sta- {‘Unit t into camp at Waldo. station, Satur- ; E - ¥ b machines onyisg: /howe: What] Do e on 1 o e S e b e The' Womati's Wnion of the Congrega-| Westerly does provide laber and;of Dixon square and to maintain (he‘am “school, -Mr. and Mrs. M.- W, Golden. and Mr. ¢ gottle here at home. Boolhs added Mon. | statign' siow situated gt the.¢ntrance o | compelielt i and Mrs. Harold Nichols spent Sunday at | church - grounds- . Thursday - afternoon e . v inéflude @« handsome display of | the Stillmax block on the westeriy side|. $andicappe the home of Mr. Nichols’ - parents at mw s by George L. Stillman, pleces of | of Dixon Houso square. He also asks|years of her Wfe fo a great exf"em % o) Highland Pack.... e ““:n“:‘;;“:nfi“ipfip:'fig_ Mr. and Mre. Norton N..' Fisher ufl Last Fridey: Mes. Chatler of various colors and designs|the company to jeave the highwaysin as|iendency to ill' health, et she: Hore Mr. and . Mrs. Charles Bwr_ku! and. Mr. | o fl.lm“ cake and vegembles were | o8 Were -guests ag the Oon‘n Downing gave her annual treat of a 2 weatuck Woolen com-|zood ‘order as they were before the erec-|this all uncompiainingly. apd Mrs. John. Roy. . of - Willimautic | t5r ga1a. - parsonage Sun party at her home to the members o mayonnaise and salad - dressings | tion of telephone poles and claims that| “She-was of.a guiet,.gentle Aispos siglon, | sient Sunday at Ocean Beach, 3 ke’ CanigresatipniY Suniday) school, 54 Ther nt in the state fnstituiions e used to manufac-| poles were placed on certain streets|unassuming in. her manner, yet flrm in 7 to have its annual picnic at Lake Wy- 'r e ‘-"""t s Seldner ; cloths in sev- ation to the coun-fall her decisions, \faithful in’ “ber Wmmsm : assup today (Wednesday.) The Baptist MANSFELD DEPO ~ S“é""; ;‘z’“c‘unm e Nf:‘,;uy of Williman- Mystic Manufactur-{ cil in writing. The quality ‘and height| duties, as a. devoted daughter. R Sunday school will hold its picnic at the | Miss Ruth Pollard of Willimantic vis- ey t th lard Sunday. / ng company; velvets, rich and hand-|of telephane poles was also. mentioned | Always loOking _on the bright The largest audience: of the summer | same place Tuesday of next week. s Spdmmpe ety K L DU mam Zine some, made by the ~American . Velvet| and he states they did not comnly With [of ilife, she:shed. happlness: along her |so far, at the usual morning. worship | Mer: cad Mg L WeCk | e |ited her grandfatner, Vipe; pasior g0 Shaple el ompany of Stonington; spinning - and | tie agreement and that hereafter a writ-{patnway and to all who came.in’ con-|heard the pastor speak: impressively -on|and Mrs, Liclan Drury were guests at|DNer 2unt, Mrs.-K. L. Dimock, last week. Islem is taking his v:ak d:n th-lh' manl ah winding looms used by the - American] ten statemen{ must be made and ‘filed|tact.with’ her. the guestion. of the Prophiet Micah, What |te4 of Mis Maud Price, Monday after-| Bd Gergler, Jr., is employed in house | Fréachine services. Sun Ao Nk Velvet ¢ and manufactured by|with the town clerk giving the type of | She has fought the .good flsm she | doth.the Lord thy God Tequire of thee |noon. el bullding 4t Storrs. sions and mid-week. meet] gfi ‘d' B t achine company, also of {pole to be erected and the location. The | nas kept the faith. She-has:passed.on 10 but to do justly to love many. and to| Mrs. Willlam W. Park has returned to| Harold Hansen and two of his North e el T;rv‘m uf (;‘ tF + Sullivan Granite com-| right to erect such a nole must be ap-1a better country, to recefve her crown of Lwalk humbly with thy God.” her home in Groton after belng the |-Coventry ~ fitiends ; started -faturday {s S, m::t% b b’venl.nx’ “Wext has pistures of fhe quarey and|prodd by, the town counetl, étp victory. In tho evening Charles Dewlng 'alguest of her cOlisi"Mre. H. C. Eocle- morning for 'a fong vacatlon trip | Qect e Gl T ey willi o Tos 1 mith ELs Today (W elivelay) G cnspivved af guest af stawhile, formerly a resident | storie for the ‘past 1o months. through New York and Canada, by auto- 0 services at t ictures of monumental| tne Westerly Textile company will £o for SOUTH W[ND}!AM here, led:the service of worship and |- Mr.‘and “Mr€- Bayard® D. York and|mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Royos of the bt g i wo monuments; the Ash-iy i oniat outing and the plant will b sang. children have ‘rétiirned to Hartford afi- |state institution are in the party. oon in September. Wine compary.is shoWs{ ) oy o day. . ‘Barney Point will be| The Sunday morning service at the| Mrs. Clarence G. Bengston and little er a month's ‘stay ‘at Pleasant View and| Arthur Reynolds, who far seyeral | ™ = oot inds of fehlines tWineS)) iisited and a clambake will be provided|Branch chureh will be omitted for_the|daughter Evelyn, of East Hartford. are [North Stoningto: years served in the boys' department of sz o v A "““ "fl,n . 3d OPE *£he. *‘”’ by the company. first two Sundays. August -20th, Re siting in the family of Mrs. Bengston's| Mrs.: Géorge H. Stone entertained a|the state training school hospital, left | Umpfres' decision can bs eheckec e B o P Loty Sk Westerly girls and some from Stoning- | Harry Grimes of Braintree, Mass., will [father, Salve Olsen. small party of fanily friends at dinner | Tuesday for White Plains, N. Y., whers |by the. use of the camera,- according Rt b g ton are enjoying camp life at Terrche-|preach and Aug. 27, Rev. M. R. Plumb| The topic for the weekly Hour, of | Sunddy in honor of het husband’s birth- | he will resume his work of gan, Old Lyme. g In 810 recent tests in Los Angelés. dford Dyeing as Both the Central and Lyric theatres have extended an invitation-to.the fresh £ : air children to attend the movies while = i) Z 3 2 carpest here, z 2 : P : g ; ; s of the West-| Merrill post, No. 16. AL L., pfans a mo- | i on view. The White| tion picture show, the procesds to go for samples of cloth of that| Legion work. utput. The Westerly Light and The sewers of the town.are ready:to Power company malkes a display of elec-!be connected with. D'Oafro was notified goods, and many other concerns| that unjess he could commence work to- have joined Jn to help make the exhibit|'day (Wednesday) the water board © best ever held here. and to|would consider he -had.abandoned the peonle what Westerly is doing | work, and if this 45 the case the board ! world will have to make other arrangements. s telephone | for the wark being done in the town,:so as the campany rdised its | that individuals can connect property As there ie 1o tax paid by the| with the. sewer already laid in @ifferent \utomagfo Telephone company| sections of the town. Property owners. wn, that fact should entitle the be asked to pay the cost of connec- y have one schools mill b2 on, only o and one | through o e e S et | Airomel a0 Arein, 434 S worece m D - Sy Perhaps You’ve Gotten Along R Lb e one but a licensed drain layer will be | [ Saves wooD by the Cord . 3 - ROUND 0 AK | etter Than Mest People own will pay for the drain to the sewer ; .me from the property line. No subsoi] Bsont 4 oot PeomsdiigBs PIPELESS HEATING SYSTEM A - You Know, BUT=~ ; Saves COAL by the Ton! 2 4 wilding will be connected: i , rainwater cellar drains or.catch in must be connected with the sewer. school children of the town are | EVETY person must secure a written per- give wa chance to Write essays on the|mMit from the board of water commission *xhibit and perhaps win one of the prizes | TS before going on with the work, oftered. The first prize, is $5,; second | Drain layers are to furnish a bond of prize, $3, is to §iven to each of the| $3.000 3 ¢ townships of Groton and Stonington and | Funeral services for Miss Lillian. May 1l pupils of the graded schools may en- | Potter were held Tuesday afternoon at The children aie reguested to sign | the home of der dfather, Dan- | § ys, giving age school grade, Sek: d when it was “bitter cold” for days and days in a streich and you had to i h st § . - a -sguys are t ft at the ex ; officiated. A Y and the'essays are o b lft at the ox' | Dy omeiaiad. A quactes | B Far A FORCE your heater, haven’t you wished it wasn’t necessary ? | free entranc s i e R Qiis o > n met 3 Homes Splendid and when, no matter how hard you “crowded” the fire, you still found it i3 d nd paymezts mad, The a 3 a 5 o H ’t it i 5 i financial. fown, sheeting Will be RBld the ML e e | Churches Auxiliary . necessary to shut off certain rooms, didn’t it inconvenience you ? . iy i who hi\'é been guests of Miss 1dells 3 the borough ter, v a H 1 1 be BUAT A0 W heawyINE e Iningien Stores For Use and when you realized a lot of your hard-earned cash was being lost in n sh Th Hilli: B . H 1 ¥4 and | Jacossant, hut | formerly. of NOFRIL. ror Loeor g Factories With Steam t,VASTED hezétEm;d d;?sfly fuel, didn’t it annoy you ?—and d‘lvl,len coal was er was heaird. The storm | in Westerly, . ERY SCAR idn’t you wish you could burn wood as w the heach Joha Da £ New I En : p 3 you b4 : n “\:‘r‘«ov)\ of Bridgeport is stay- | B 'n).fl’:\ n"nel)‘v\:r Sre e v ne S“mmer o HOt water P C Mrs. C. O. Maine's on Water arles N. Blackburn of Providencs |} has taken a cottage at ‘the shore and will remain here for September. Cottages » and Mrs. Willlam D. Leahy of Mass, are guests of Postmaster vy and family. K of Portsmouth, N. H,, is nding the menth here. d Hopewell and fanvly of Phila-| ia motored here Tuesday and made gements for a cottage at the Point Systems and during damp, chilly days of Fall and Spring, when you wanted a LITTLE . heat QUICKLY and after a LONG SHIVERING WAIT , gotten TOO MUCH, It will ,Give You-—-— oyt yom disgnated 7 - and haven’t you wished for a heating system that with a REASONABLE : amount of fuel, would REALLY HEAT your whole home in a ‘way that is ShefMell, who broke her Greater Comfort More Healthful Warmth HEALTHFUL and CLEAN, with aitention once or twice daily — one which rion sowdiy and Wil ve- Added Convenierice Absolute Cleasliness | Would rid yourself and family of the annoying experiences of recent winters 7 : Utmost Fuel-Saving Economy If so, you are ready to Quickly floods your home with an abundant supply-of pure, clean, circulating moistened warmth, from only § Leal‘n Mo"e ‘hout The Rou"d oak one register. Burns coal or wood and saves one-third to one-half of your fuel bill. through next Winter and many, many more, it would give you the tx:eam’for Requires no space in your living rooms and -fhe least KEPRODVCING NATURE'S PLEASANT eutdoor m R : ¢ very own home. possible space in your basement. : : Easiest and quickest to install in old ‘or new Houses, 1 you would have PURE, CLEAN CIRCULATION, and MOISTENED warmth stores, churches, garages, etc. - | in every room—the kind- well-informed doctors. pronounce most healthful. Easiest and most-convenient to operate. : you would have the most modern methoa—n system which can be put enhr;ly Does not waste heat in your basement or damage any :):tt OEthlxg:t d‘:he" ‘5‘:’1‘“ ‘;’m"‘%‘"z“;fi;‘mfl: gune time is always ready °f‘ ; fruits or vegetables stored there. AR o ] P, y day pring. 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