Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 31, 1922, Page 2

> 3 nnnen—; tha haif ewnership of Aba: - }mu. u\e : i T ndiviausily: !, hewh i e 5 u&“ [ e, fhu, d’t‘mi flynmgaaw g 3 & nied i 162 - Huge Wi XSLIWH b. .\‘E i vaxn i in e g b&mg buhe sni nge hall 'fie.nx Jumes . Lee witl le hssr | sart of this weelt fw%’ q 1 fier. wiigh' He il T fur 4 EhOEL \Ims and hw San l:‘mselew on speadal mfly s e will ke seme abeut o b ‘the” Capteln_of ¥ Company No. il N"MIL wil! ge at § oeleck | 1, dames 37" Tighe b tly fols wil v of mesinaPs of | Nuradeh | owed the Wrong vogation for durin % : 5 ) . Vacation at Laks Wansumbaug e v 1 cetelliching /8 Tepulation 88" a4 fiuher- i, Od iy jnise catches was A Gerel welghing thiee sgd onebalr aands . R, Datkor and Mre, A, T Biil M ere gesnt xu? By Misn Kalhering ’mmu rnet, fard, is 4 gugsl of Mrwr Mary for Wr\nl“lfl days, M, M, B Nuss attended the qu? nunuel reunlon of the Yl family Yoean " liench Vednoeday, 3 ard, Doty C Hil lg.dn E;thlehum daughizr | Dofethy, of wiil he g - Liarroun rooently entere ’ , 6 Rowley hnd daughlsy, loy, of New Haven. : ot Newton, Mage, lp ends In thiy cfty and Mz [ €. While have ro- 1 from Poak'a l’lird, Vaing, they *pent 4 month und Mre Anthomy Hevrin of e, apnounce tho ongage- daughter, Magdulene Rose 1 Joseph Pare, Jr.. won of Mr, Bdvard J, Pare of Providenpe, et e Bab, any Alexaute The tuscesl of wae Wil Wednes ©clock, at neie ¢3 Serah Allon Lynch and Alico rich havo Yeturned from 8 ‘Eay E okt has never done befcm | August 31st Woestford, were ~James and family; Kenneta' X . T. R. Par und " Tamily; Rinso, the entirely new kind of soap, gently soaks the and’ Mr. S o dirt out of clothes. If saves you the hard work of ; 2 - 4th ko= b ~yafhad rubbisg. pt. I‘t, nd and 4¢F James W. Hilhouse | & foredlo_ Siriagdeld (o Just use enough to get a hig lasting suds and only t the ey 1 e e worst spots will need to be rubbed. A little dry Rinso gets even these clean. . : You can use Rinso instead of bar soap for any 1augd,ry : I t process—so_aknpg, bo;hng, angd in your washing machine. e yaaa Rinsp comes ip two sizes—the regular size and the big new P package. Get it today. Af grocery and department stores everys where. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. ” a vs lu G Soaking in the big lasting Rinso suds does the hardest part of the washing In nce Watson and Coyello s ernoon by ' automobi They will home, | ilver -Beach o has been with them. — 7 T TR i spending his va-| - e — 5 R T S ol g e 'Kicuss, with their guest. Mr. SLOWE. ! : EQLCHE.S_TER e 8 for Ltiea, X ¥ iy GALES FERRY |Kiows wits thcle guret. Hr, ploes , Ll | . \ X Lesiie F. Lefingwell, Gegrge N. Lyman Misses Fripk are entertaining| The anoual business meeting of the undar, were callers gt the Col Blidren in this : Ing i3 2 s : i 5 | and “Franeis” W. Brown were visifors in and” Esther ARderson Of | counery’ cub, the Jast Friday in August, ver cotfaze. and aitendsd the afierpoon Willimantic Tuesday. New J Y. S v “ez i 'm biidh R seryices ip the tabernacie. 5 e Mrs. rge B . N | 1d"in the clubhose. Reports fri sigw of Rovalign, Vt., is the | o M5 Georse Fabeock apd Yrs. Me ¥ s ey e e S s - Queen, with two ' fin Tman pol the secretary, Miss Beatrice Jopes, and B Al sq@m — s in town days. ; i : ST — i3 I Lown dogs, attended the exbibition of nolice | the reasurer, Walter M. ‘Buckingham,| - ROAR SOEIED f NeW | 4ogs at ‘the' Palisade kennels farm, neag | were read and The clection of | The ifisses Whegler apd Jobnson, ¥ho o R | Killingly. Sunday.’ I offeecs was o % follows . | made the trip to the srapge conference e 5k E: Sci Gep for the fall term | President, Mrk. ‘Walter M. Huckingham :{in Buriipgton. Vi, getyrned home Satur- Charles Daniels of Stonington w: I Sept. 5th " esident, Rev. M. B, Stoa _g day. havioz had a most delightful fife. | Buest at John Higging' ¥ s y. John French is entertaining her|tary, Miss Beatrice Jone - .| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fiood “ind daugh- Mr. and Mrg. Fred C { Norwick ter. Mrs. Apthur Cogpey, and’ f3m- | Waiter M. Buckingham; di «” Mrs.| ter of Potter Hill were at Maple Lawn were callérs 'in town Th Mary C. Watrous "ot his gran Lucy Lee 18 home, after two tiop in formerly ph M C unds A. Phillips, Judge Myron R. Abell was a visitor ip| Misses Nora' Ellis and Dora Bianchard | * In the M. E. church Suhday mor the tempest Saiyy aiter | Hartford Tuesday. have returned Lo their homes after gend- | Riev. Trueman H. Woods orpiaE 6, SRprEL. AR M A good sized ‘orowd attended the house. | ing Ks ‘2 spoke from the words son of Map,of Mys. Maria P. Stanton gpd 2 large — — - £ warming of the P. Cutler, Inc:, new store| J9seph ) Y i ¢ to seek and to hat which is | biock of ¥dod was spilf ip t¥e. DENTIST secretary | THeEsday evening. Bliven's orchestra fur- | ed « arthy Ti | At the offerto io, Li | ‘Miss Mary starr Wheeler getyrnd 1o : veturned after | Nished’ music Brown has yemrne(l to her | Darkness, wzs su . } New York Sunday pight after epending & . Dl’ F C J k diys with iy pavencs| | O. A. Jewett of Hargford was a visito | home in Davisviile, R L. affer spending | ihe ‘Sanday <chos]. s weels at her home. . . L, JACKSON in town Tue: a h Mrs!'S. Mortim Woodward presided: in the absence Mrs. Emma Willams of ’R dyiilp - Bassett, who was the| The democratic voters of the town are| , Mr: . Rogers and daughter | hoth suneripiendents, C. E. Colver and D. | IS the guest of her son and SPECIALIZING IN PAINLESS EXTRACTING 715 MA?N "TR‘ET. NlLL]“‘H'\! c at the local Y. M. C. A.|to meet in Grange hall t ¥ E i Ao (Thursday) | Sadie nponavs dare guesis of [T and | () Rerkins, at Willimantic camp meeting, | 4%: Mr. and Mrs. SN Wi - is now with thé edjtor-|evening to nominate delegates to the dif-| MrS. Sa imer. Nathan A. Gibbs, cashier of the Thames | Miss' Mary H. D :? g j 3 J of a New York paper, ferent conventjons. icDonald of Hartford js the | National bamk of Norwijch, with his|Miss Elizabeth arr) ville, andin has written to| - Cohen Bros.' skirt factory shut dowp is mother, Mrs. A McDonald. | Gaughicr, Miss Najaiie K. Gibbs, and Al-| Tenn., Wefe guegts at Maple Lawn Tugs- - & 4% - & - that he is feeling fine.| Tuesday and W, €dnesday to aliow the K Sterling baseball ‘ciub was unable | pheus’S. Gilbert of Norwich as his guest, | 4. JAY M. S is a radio operator| shipping department to catch up, as they | !9 Piay the Kast Greepwich team Supday |ieft Satrcay on a or trip ing It “The children's megtips wps held as HEPARD 5. Keene on the ‘AL-| are behind in Shipping Zoods. on “decount “of ram, ‘but wil meet the | Northampfon, Mass.. Tennington, | Usual Thursdgy aftegnosh ip the cRypch b Sectbediop. Filmare & Shepsra Max Cohen, Ike Cohen'and Sam Fried- |$ame team next ‘Sunday at Sterling. A |Y(, and a tour over thé Mohawk trail, ) T uel E. Rathbun|man motored to Hartfohd Tuesdas- Providence pitcher be on hand tolifh a visit 1o Sod, Mr. Gibbs' for-| The ) § New Yprk apd the ed on by thirty friends,| George Cutler of Hartford was the | L0 stop the'fast-going Last Greepwich | mer home. M Dean of the bank | Misses Stone ‘of Providence have k*fll' )i Funeral Direcior & Embalmfl‘ o ooty v sucst TuesdayWof his parents Mr and | team. P e e Dean, nd | SUCNS of A, G. Wheeler. quc §-62 NORTH ST, WILLIMANTIC Mre Pincui Cutler. In St. Joseph's church. \Ste; ér nicce. Miss Bugenia Dean For- | tion of M ary Wheelgr. eight o' Monda i 3 S ot waa Mr. and Mrs." Aleck T ' Lady Assistart. Tel. Cennection | pagekt - \(\;n;;:r Fred Ap Frater of — e b ““i‘{cc;r”{;‘,‘i‘(m’é'l{”;’;’ mar & {; “,,'ms"fi"“if:“’m;;i;-“m;‘ b ¢ \"r‘\\hn“:\'l\c el f g port has consideration a = . S he i~ s - heme el = the E ‘4 - b B ottt o it ot | SERLB\G 3 gnes McCarthy and 5on | M7 Gibbs and danghter. turned by m;; Tuesday 19 their home in . Vsl vredicted for Bridgeport | Mrs. Mary Wheeler of New M e 5 Shec i AliERIeR ¢ i iR “ Migs Plizgbeth Craves | LR; 3 Wheel d daught - 0 0 edicted ¢ Mrs. Mary Wheeler of New Merxico is | Charies 'E. McCafthy, ' brother o e fa b . A 3% Dane Wheelde i aughter Kll!ourey Dros. fh i3 ”‘.‘"ffm,fly“;f;afi";r‘ pisiung at the Tome of Her sjster, Mrs. | Uridé, and Thergta C. McCarihy, sister fam 3 “‘;afi“’v,”,’;fc' Edith of Dayton. O.."were recent guests . : -4 4 o 'ty H. L. Van Cleaf. / of the bride. illas, L3 s it cerill of Mre. Francis C. Diw o . FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND |sile (o { 18 city a Gctudl | "My ami Mes. Van Cleat Herbort Van| The bride was gowned in white paijp, | LLJ2E% were Mies Dorothy averll of of Jhr® Ertes C DI oo ind b » EMBALMERS | fiet e “‘Ocfimfiu:fl Drg-|Cleat and sifter motored t6' Providence |and canton crepe. She wore a vell nd | yorre 1o (00 IO Wecks, nd MO Miss Marion, of Norgich yere 28t ~ i nd 3ri L _bit s ad, | 8 v, %) s | Vo a " b St e . [ .;N .s; -Lvim“:“ 8 Spiiss Miiminus ool | Satiraay. carried a shower bouguet of btide roses. Wi, Jones and her daughter,| rotent guests af A.' G WWheeler' n iLady Assistar c {on. Miss Susan Nason has returned to her | The bridesmalid wore canary crepe and e +| Mrs. Florgnce Abs h, d 2 % 5 n Miss B left their summer ¢nce Abernethy and four sonp n soending the summer visitips | CATUEl pink roses. croom to the brige|Home here Saturday to smend the aweek | of New London wore atMagle Liwn op Mrs. John Knox fs visiting relatives in| V&S & Dearl necklace, to the bridemaid | °id b Waterby e ' i B ir. and Mrs. C. E. Colver and children, Fred ‘Stol] of . Hogtgn, Who n:\,lr;e S g i a diamond ring, and to the best man. e Fanpy A Molthrop, mofored | fPent & week at S. X. Wj ragu feft for 3 ur and fam- liimantie to the COIVEr cotiage an | home Tuesday via Mystic and New Lop- ily snent the week end in Webster, M: . @ roleft for Newlfe W 1 don. 10 Mg ped Moe. P Eatwieaists o r:rs.! for a wedding trip, and on their| Thursday-and Teturned the next Mop-j “OF BN { whirefirned from Nes return will make their ‘homle in 1- Y % - " Where sl e wock. et S [ ocre e hogm s Nl 1 U | Fio. Join € Widoole 8 misonars in | Brisal—Pumbees o’ Sicgmarars | R : e States ' Finishing Co. Vuh\mlr‘orc and the Allahapad district, {union: No. 4 3 nn mail India, for nearly ten years, Js notices to the i s of 2 de- = parénts, Mr. and Mrs. James 1. Whipple, | fire for a new W e {0 De Ydedve S i AB!NG‘TON a Mr. Whipple yis- | Sept. 1 and'to bo i FeE one year. The i Y 2 LU T, n route. stoppipg | dcmand is for a 44-hour week and Fn Miss Hurley, the district nurse, was se- N - e d_from England | increase in wages fpom $0 cenfs l $7 riously injured Saturday morhing when s France direct 1o Mon- | cents ver hous, double time for nver- her car skidded whd’ overtutnied on Pom- : ; : jtime. Saturday aftermoons and Bolidays. fret hill. She was taken to the Day Bermett of the villgge | The men at present ‘récelve thpe"ad?"a ’ 9. Kimball hospital. pending a week at the home of her | M for overiime. - ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Haines, Mrs. rs. : it Sl l v ‘ovell and Miss 12, G. Grosvemor | . Mrs. B > = : attended the New England grange lec- | SFanddaughter, Em-Beth Bennet 2 s MEs 2 TOMACH turers’ conference af Burlington, Vt. |3uest of ‘her relativeS, the Misses Davis, ; The Ladies’” Aid society held a bean|In Norwich' during ‘the ‘abgence of Mrs. | W‘lfll r and eéntertdinment at Grange hal | Bennett B — ing. Mrs. Wiliam Fay B Neison Parker left Supday charge of the supper and'Mes. Ernési|ness trip to Washington. Baltimore and | % \ i &) [ ] Rowley of the critertaniment, - Biffalo.'N. Y. fo be &bsent a monih. P 2 Stephen Chapdier' and’ Fréd\ Wright are | Mrs. “Joab Rogers has retugned from a . - leaving this week fof Florida, where (hey | visit with Hartford re E - > 1 spend the winter. / The Pioneer cotiage fL\"l lhv Bluff, be fo Sl by , Eveérett 1. Brown of Black {longing to Reginala /n town' last week Secu ‘mepibers to | Prpvidence, js undergoing repal the "Windham Coun drmers' Among (hose Who attended W tion. 5 tic camn meeting Sunday Were Mr. and Dr. \xamm»sh with i iy, D. C. Rerkips. Miss Jennie Perkins, Boston, is visiting' his mother, Mrs. J4 R Miller, Mg. and Mrs. P. H. Chase NpMuss I@l Willimantic, Conn., New Fall Cretonnes and Draperies Curtains and Hangings to make for the home’s new dress so that everything will be ready for fali housecleaning are now being disp! ayed, and it includes some of the prettiest Cretnnnes in the newest fall patierns and color. schemes we have seen for some time past. Now 15 the time to do all your planning and making, Mackintos. Herman, Richard. Howard and / g o3 Mrs. John Butler of New Bnl{m is pding a few days with' Mrs. & ) 3 : . : Justtake one Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amidon e 3 trict ‘motored to \\hhmannc camp ground tp3 to Seotizid, Copn. € Y | Saturaay. On "" at Engl f - . Pharm, aft T aC! i 36-INCH WIDE CRETONNES ARE MARKED AS LOW AS 25¢ YARD UP TO $1.25 YARD | D‘“I use of the Soap keeps the #ad glear, whils fouches tment now and then pre- Miss Adeline Povev left last wee her dnmeal Visit o Jaffrey the Danbury | will be igined there by her s ¥ ¥ Cof have ) her Vi 3 !5‘ A 10f the rails of the ~ and Mrs. Wiiliam' H. Brooks of J 4 jdrtford wefe muesté over the week end -' 4 3 3 7 iy’ B 3 THE H. C. MURRAY €O, Delphine ‘MURMY S BOSTON STORE|: ¢ present, ¢ . ‘mototin? from that cify ! EN rop o = = H g Gsed by the! Mr. and Mrs."John' Hurold. with e afisiifi,”,,;"’“ ‘“B”ffl “m! 1 e C: ri and ”r:\x\dd.xughlc[,