Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 2

Slectars of the town in eaucus in the town Friday evening to place in nomina- ‘mm for the severa town of- 10 be Tor at the annual town month. The ocaucus was 1o at 8 _olclock by A, Gates. Waiter R. King was & M and Harry W. Avery, “ Tesult of the cauous follows: | Board of reiisf, Wilfred A. Gagnon; first James N. Smith; second se- s _Lafrabee; agent of it fund, Bdwin H. Hall: an- ‘Bltér, Lester H. Blish ; coliector of taxe: #ph M, Berard constables, Harry W A¥SRY. Roderick LusSler, Wilbur 1 Joseph H. Haddad; registrar of Wvoters, A Linn Weatherhead ; town ‘schdol committee, George 8. Elliott, H. Lathrop. ition was adopted by which ‘the committee was authorized to Ancreass its membership as it sees fit Wnd to Aill ali vacancies. A. Linn Wea- Xherhead then réminded those present ‘that the apolication of voters. to be Soted on the 14th and 21st of October, Smust be in by Oct 3. The first case taken up in the police NEW HAVEN DAIRY SPECIAL The delicious New Haven Dairy Special toeludes Maple Nut and Strawberry lce Créam and Orange Orush Sherbet. 30c pint, 80c quart, at New Haven Dairy e R it L e court Friday morning was that ‘of Jo- seph Hamel, of the American Thread A. A, baseball team, charged with false pretense. ‘Ernest Bernard, the complain- ant, testified that &, year ago he borrow- ed from Hamei, for another party, & baseball sult, the property of the Amer- ican Thread A. A. Baseball team, with thie agreement that it the sult was not returned he (Bernard) would stand \the price of the suit. The season was well advanced when Hamer demanded the sult but at the time Bernard was unable to secure it from the party for whom he had borrowed it. He made good his agreement and paid the price that Hamel asked, which amounted. to $65. Some time ago Bernard managed to recover the Baseball suit and then called on Hamel to return the money paid him. This, he said, Hamel refused to do. Bernard was of the opinion that he wi overcharged when he paid §65 for a second hand suit. The latter died recently and ‘then the matter was taken to the prosecuting at- torney. The latter In court Priday morning asked that the oase be nolled as there was no evidence by ‘the complainant to show that there was false pretence on the part of Hamel,. The case was nolled and after court Bernard said that he intended to bring a ofvil suit against el o recover his $85. Frank Lelss mppeared on the charge of breach of the peace. George Wakulsky, a Mansfield milkman, the complainant in the case, testified that he called at the Ieiss home. No. 16 Chapman street. about 5.30 o'clock the other morning and left a quart of milk on the table. Leiss | | | | | then ordered two dollars worth of milk | tickets and was told that he already | owed the witness six dollars for milk {and that he (Wakulsky) wanted the | back money pald. ! e Leiss picked up.a Btone and threatened plaintiff while calling him bad names. Two nelghbors, Stanley Soumiski and. Victoria al, testified as to Leiss calling Wakulsky vile names. In his own behalf Leiss gave evidence that he dld not owe Wakulsky any money, but that one of his neighbors did and he though that the milkman was ‘mixed up regarding the matter. He tried . AS sky bad names. Leiss was fine 51 aNd|pyujiging was seized with & heart ttack while at his work. He ‘wak burfiing pap- costs. Thursday atternoon about 4.45 o'clock, TEdward Nolan pleaded gullly to the |ers in the furndce and was accompanied charge of intoxication. rested Sunday but has since failed to ap- pear, although he was not at home when the officers called there. A fine of 35 and costs and a sentence of 15 days in Jail were imposed, the jail sentence being suspended and the fine remitted. Noian paid the costs, amounting to 38.15. Jugtice speeded up, late Thursday night, when a case Wwas heard at midnight, & few hours after an accident. Arthur Botstord and Ralph Fernois of Mansfleld Depot were tried by the justice of the peace in Franklin. . The former answered to the charge of operating a motor vehi- éle while under the influence of liquor-and the latter to that of breach of the peace. Boesford pleaded not guilty but the evi- dence was conclusive and he was fined $100 and costs, amounting 3124.85. Fer- nols pleaded guilty to breach of’the peace and was fined §7 and. costs, amounting to $29.15. The two men appeared in the Franklin town court as a result of an automobile accldent in’which they figured Thursday night on the state highway, a short dis- tance south of Willlams crossing. The men were aceompanied by two women and rode in a Chevrolet. They wers on their way to Norwich. . Mike Youchek, - of Franklin, in his Ford car was coming to- ward Willimantic. Youchek sald that he notced the other ‘éar coming at a fast rate and keeping to the middle of the road. Youchek said he ran his car partly into the gutter on his right, but the other car continued in its reckless course and the machines came together with great Nolan was ar- | by his granddaughter to the building, getting the bullding in readiness for the opening of school. The granddaughter saw him fall to the fioor and supposing he had fainted went to William R. Wells for assistance. Thomas Larkin and Mr. ‘Wells went to aid, but found that death was instantaneous. The medical exam- iner of Hopkinton was out of town, so Dr. M. H. Scanion of Westerly was cail- ed, and permission was given to remove the body to Mr. Lowe's home on Oak street. " He was one of a family of 12 children of Thomas and Anne Lowe, tormerly of England, and was born in Centreville, R. T, May 31, 1859. He came to White Rock when a young man anfl married Bessie C. Hocleston Jan. 12, 1878. ‘He was employed for many vears in the White Rock mill and had been janitor for about a year. He was a member of the Methodist church of West- erly for several years and later joined the Seventh Day Baptist church of Asha- way. Besides his wife he leaves a daugh- ter, Mrs. Eva Balley, two grandchildren, two brothers, John Lowe of Hollister, Cal, and Ernest Lows of Boston and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Medford, Mass., and Mrs. Amanda Gul- ley of Providence. Twenty members of D. A. K. Phebe Greene Ward chapter held an outing at Atlantic Beach Thursday afternoon. Westorly will send two hand tubs to Kingston fair next week when the fire department will enter the contest. ‘The “Star” by the Westerly Veteran Fire- men’s assoclation and the’ City of Low- fore Judge O. H, Williams in the Thord witl and costs, stable Greenwood, and was brought be- riet court. mornj; ST T e A e osts,’ amount S ke | The games for the- Industrial Isague to be played today (fim are; Stonington at Potter HMNI; Hope ‘ at White Rock. Following is the present AV KA Potter Hill . Hope Valley . Sunday the deciding game of the séries between East Gresnwich and Westerly baseball teams will be played. 3 Sunday Rev. F. A. MacDonald’ will predch at the Pawcatuck’ Congregational church, having been absent for & month.. Joseph Lenihian, Wednesday eveming at the meeting of Westerly Elks racéived the appointment by the state deputy of Rhode Island a s grand exalted ruler. Mr. Len. ihan has been a most taithful worker and his friends are pleased at his appoint- ment. Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmussen and two children have returned, after a .trip to Bridgeport. - Mrs. Katherine Soott has returned from ‘Boston Charles Medham and L 1 2 2 H Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman have returned from a trip to their home in Attleboro, = Mass. They were guests while here . of Mrs. Jennie Langworthy. . Joseph Murray, of Keene, N. H.. who it the guest of his narents at Potfer.Hil, returns today (Saturday). Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander. of Hartford, Conn., will_ arrive, today . (Sat- urday) fo spend a few days with. the former's parents, Mr. and Mre. C. H. A. E. Lyman. who is leader of Litti River band of Hampton, composed of 16| women members, has been engaged to]™" furnish the music With this band at the agricultural faif of Hamburg grangs. Th two previdus years Mr. Lyman has fyr- nished the music &t the fairs given by this grange. ‘the Columbia band havin been engaged. He will aiso furnish the music at the-Windham county fair wt . wil bave -‘;‘nfi inl-!'t: 1 Ywnng T eople at evening wr ', ""'l ':-v cn Four Herves B 23 An- the svening will bt 5 sooial hour -in-tha.: Foliowing L denlers only. I Leiss became angry and the milkman | force, snapping ;-lg the left fdmnt_":vhae\ ell owned by the Westerly Veterans will | 41ozanaar. Brooklyn, using the Hampton band, com- charge of Chasies B, Mfi.&z_& 5 w,‘:: thrown to the ground. They wers h?‘?; :ni the “vcnl-lm::n-l T-l-‘e;fln: ,‘,’.‘ been visiting {n New York returned homé | A sévers alectrichl storm passed over E—:"’l:n-‘n:n.“ e ¥ £ : ! » the 345th company, C. A. C., will be held. | Frida: Columbla ‘Wednesaay ufternoon.. On, 7 L. in¥ H o .nol.&;l:mmmn? s !;I:.s:r!;ni'oul’::::' e | The captain and manager ofthe basket- | Miss Sue Bailey. who has been spend- | VEry sharp bolt affecied the wires on the AL are-on s YRS E ) T e Ao L e onek and | ball team will be chosen. The C. A. C.ling the summer at Camp Mystic, has | Main Dole At {he Center. but before the | [T e AR : P T s was meri|band is organizing an orchestra and the | raturned home. $lorm was over an empioye of the com- | JUIIILLLLRAN SLEVEOX SEaB ; vder arrest for imtoxtntion. 4 wbrrant | mMembers of 343th company will enjoy it| Charles Hughes. of Provildenae, was|DARY Was repairing the damage. The ik peo Lewer E as made Gut for the arrest of Fernois. |2t I8 social times this winter. a caller here Friday. iines h required continual inspection s | The won Co.. “Which hEs besa it who later was located at his home. at Charles Lachadelle who was arrested Complnints are being heard &f driv- lately. _Dbacause of frequent thunde; burine; n this “eity B meveral on Wall street In White Rock by Con- storm Mansfleld Depot. Fernois was taken hack to Frankiin and his case was tried about 3 o'clock Friday morning. He was fined érs of autotrucks which® are oparated in the Somerd Bul without tail lights. This makes it haz ardous for drivers after dark operating past on vear: Frank- lin sqidre has aold 1t ot that store 1o the Cheisea-lunch which mow ON NOTCH Willimantic, Conn. Mark Brews Adelaide BOLT a ted above and bonds of $200 were er and daughter passenger machinés. ocoupies the adjoining -«_-.-»m«w furnished Botsford by & friend. Youchek | Brewster of Brooklyn, N. ¥ Chief of Police Thomas E. Browa has AMr. And Mrg. Lée Royce and two chil- was made ‘through John A Moran, rea. has brought sult to recover damages of | Charles Reynolds was in Hartford Fri- | roceived a complaint from Waten i1 |0ren from Wilitngion were callers in this estate broker. - v $90 caused to him as the result or the;day on busine that naint and varnish balonging to Hor- | PACE Saturday last. The* Olevson Co. will .. ratire _ from New Autumn Dresses While ‘attending there she stood high in her studies and won great pop- ularity. Don H. Curtis is in New York on bus: iness and Mrs. Curtis is in Holvoke, Mass,, visiting her mother. Miss Marguerite Delanty has returnsd Lauea and Mary, weré entertained by Mre. Mary Browneli Labor day. + Clarence Crdgs from Coventry is visit- ing his mother Mary Cross. slendering lines through extremely long skirts, the first thoughts as expressed in these new modes will start a per- sistent note in later evolutions, with black and navy pre- Charles Dinnell. of Washington. T. C.. who has been at Watch Hill, home Friday. Her mother died six months ago, returnéd 3 lliedownpd‘;unm out_help and without can't 1 feel and look. - C 3 Il i~ e the : acoident.. The case in which Botstord| Samuel Chesbro and Austin D. Boss!ace B. Burdick being used on & sotts Charles Gilbert, ktation agent In Pom- buiness n” thix- city. whi % is the plaintiff is returnable befora the | wsre visiting in Hartford Friday. there was spattered about after the ,,m trét, was ‘A town Sunday. Junch - will:ywe the store for-& high Justice of the peace September 25. Attach- | Mrs. ncis Dodge, of Woodstock | stopped work. : Frétd Bieber. of Detroit, Mich.. spent Bakers-and iadie mfl & room and.wi & a $ 4 % ‘ment papers were served on Botsford's| Valley, is spending the week-end with MI. | Miss Ruth Kenerson. who has béen | SAn0ay and Monday with Mre M. B also develop 2 high “clase:eatering The joy of wearing the new things first, the very first day | car Fricay. and Mrs, Adney Potter. it he e A | Mot ness. . B ak, i hi ed by th Miss Helen McCormick has returned to delphia. returned hhomé Friday M. W. HoWard was a Hartford visitor * § of their appearance 50 as to speak, is enhanced by the || xews has been reotived of the sudden | o sraies st Pratt Inscitie, Brookiym, |- h ty erned home Fridss L Tuestay. - B new -place. wi : ) death of Laura Orrok at Mt Desert. | y. (ol Mary OComnall of Quiny. Mok, | MUENL S0 wie othen . ae | that the kitchen can be used. _The Qlew H cleverness of the modes. (.\}4::;; Miss Orrok was a daughter of | "'y and Mes/Terencs *MeShea have | Afi ana Mra. H. B. Gonedon anf. Mes, .Slun‘r:. frém nofthern New York, ia visij- g g i the stors by Ot : . : : IR 5 Hew, Yo ! 1 eturmed to their home after spending | Havden of Providence. have been gue ng her: - P ot 5k £ | Enlivened by deft touches of trimmings achieving long Eraduate of the clase of 1920 of High |1eiuithC T atnampton, MAth. - | of teiende hare suestd | “Nies. Ellei Brownell and daughters, pucssession. H ; Loeal friends of Miss Blanch Charron continuously before the formerly of this city, now of Hartford |to Norwich after a visit ‘with Miss BEi- Mre. Viola -McMorrow and _ Clarencs | to tell how and this enterthinment : 1 dominatin are pleased at her success in winning the | leen Murphy, in this city STONINGTON Cross were at Savin Rock Monday. S Tasats D7 sisporsis’ dlapltts H 8. state championship dance at Sound View | Francis Dwyer is a guest of his grand- A gain and tions by The: variotd mother, Mrs. McNamara Captain Gideon Manchester - made look more beach recently. Frank Frobel of New Mr. Dwyer will | - 7 ¢ : ¥ state. 3 2 [ RS, Wiz et phsindt, enter Harvard university for his last | LAwrence Clavs boat, whick was emtel. STORRS ery day 05;1'“1 Wednssdayi Sept. 13. 48 fie st vear. ally designed for bim which was jauhch-| qne church at Storrs held its opening o =2 Thureday. Sept. 14. THE NEW COATS AND e e comementans st 56 e 7 s 00 s | e s R T VLA | e cwon i toms i s oot | B0 WSS R | e o & Seri SR e pastor. Sunday | yion for 2 month Auring which time he | {22l 108 and will be used in eel fsh- | gunday, with an excellent ationdance | Shapel wasin. Iamready todoany- [s s McClure the noted pu . UITS mE HERE | MOFNIg Service AL indd & m.: childréh fang Mrs. Mason will enjoy an outing. 5% : tor the season. Sunday at 11 thing I can tohelp your medicine.”— | address the assembled crowd om : i story (The Holy Grail). Communion 8-} Ntr anq Mrs. Jack: Connell of Provine- |, Blucfish are being caught by some o€ g “yoen Mr. Dawson will review Mrs. HENRIETTAMILLER, 187Sprague | Conditions. Mr. McClure. widtly g Why Was Not ixls Ointment Sold* | town, Siaxs, formeris of Orange. citv, |t {22l fihermen in the Race. Cuptain i miG, ' Jauriaen - bood, " Coues St., Dayton, Ohio, 3 & publisher and author, has . : rch scho : | B ark mad A ; » Dayton, The Coat and Suit season is not far off, and whether or J| 370" 7c0c0! for sudy of the BIble &t} Fia. were recent visitors i town.” ‘They | {iig [, GErk made 2 good cateh (or Masizey Through Conkcious Aulo Sugge e gt Jo e 3 o r their e. e tion.” On the , he wi scuss Wig- ety i f§ mot you are ready to purchase the showing merits your || rrud a. burnham, of Rampton, ta sur. | Misa Irene Donohue and her guests, | John Dolbaum, who has been trass | giniy “Decalogup of Sclence.” which his Plans have been completed for thé tertainment of Governor San Soucl ANNOUNCEMENTS his stalf. and other prominen Broadway fas Pine Vasdevile Sehed-|n *00 ®TC S Flend, uled for Monday, Tuesdsy, Wednesday.|tendent Philip A. Money - The feature attraction s the Breen|the’size of ihe “eating-temt" nwhees Wik family consisting of six people. The | famobs — full Gmaies Breens have danced their way around :served ‘after the world, and tAroughout the mplllemfl' g fering from three broken ribs which he { received recently when he was stepped on by 'his: horse. Mr. Burnham had’driven his. horse ‘1o the statioh ‘to mest Ahe milk train &nl when it became ffightened {by the lightning’ during the heavy storm he went to the animal to investigate and | was stepped on. He was attended by Dr. A.D. Misses Marion and Blizabeth King | left for the latter's home in Springfield re- centiy Miss Donohue has gone to | Brookiyn, N. Y., after snending her vaca- tion in town. Henry A. Kingsbury of Aub the guest of his sistel Haling. Mr. Kingsbury attend the reunion of Become a matter of controversy batwaen Bernard Shaw and the scientic ang has been widely discussed by religious and philunthropie workers. "HEBRON Mr. and Mrs. William A. B. Craagh of vice Association, Tnc., hds resigned Kugene Anderson is enjoving a vaca- tion, There will be held in Communi | Thursday evening a dance given by Miss Fisic Owen. daughter of Mr. and Mre. Herbert S. Owen of Stoningten. Meetings of Asvium lodge. No. hai! ., Ind., i Mrs. George F. came east to r. their efforts not only gained fav enlarged. arah of Humptow and-a lock:doh- descendants of | & ‘s, .. will be resumed heginning Tyes. | Broskiyn, N. Y. have deen guests of the | arie, yoasl T gestion h i ol . . . - | B N. V. ¢ he | 5 of the peopie but of royalty xs) Traffic congestit the amtomebile tor. Mr. Burnham, whv is 60 yeara old, | Charles A. and Martha R. Kingsbury, | o (= - . Hilding fami). e ek Cell / northeast corner of .thy which 100k placd at’Ashfield, Mass day avenine. . Ruth ehapter, O. E _ §; ing family. wei Miss Nellie Breen. the premiere|entrance at the h :rmmx;:unnn.d to his homé for ten days s TNl rteat No. 44 held a meeting Thursdsy even. | Mrs. €. A. Lord and son Morgan have | dancer of the fam!ly. studied in Burope | grounds. will be prevented this year, is a visitor with & > 0 v ate 7y ing. this being the opening session of {Téturned from a ten days' visit in Matu-|under the direction of Mme. Goshel of | the opening of additional gates &f Noted Herers and There gl D T R i muek. R. 1. the Parie Grand Opera and Sig. Tisgant| southwest ¢nd, and cars using this ea- Henry Robinson of Norwich was a lo- 3 s ,_"‘;;;'l‘s“f""“m‘m Mre, Katherine Hahn, who has hesn]. W. O. Seyme and family and E. A.lof La Scala. Milan and in America un-|trance will: be cared for in Raymend and family have returned after | ten days” vacation at Black Point. cal visitor Friday. Miss Roser Demers is in Portland, Me., «siting in Greenport. L. 1. ha: &d to her duties at the library return- der the bertiere. Italian ballet “late master, Sig. Al- and daughter, Mr and Mrs, baliet master of the Mc- aere parking space flnnd Arthur Miller, ed to” the ~westerly sdi SEPTEMBER SHOWING OF St vacal o Ars. Jean C. Palmer and Miss Anna| Miss Victoria Hilding and niece. Mrs.|tropolitan Company. Entries in the Iisesteck. -poultry City Sheriff Thomas J. Killourey was in r 1 e Culbert, who have been spending.seme | W. A. B. Creagh. of Brooklyn, ¥.;|. Tom Breen is an expert juggier and|other agricultural departments AmACTIVE FURS PAina BHlay on Ducisscs. COLCHESTER time here returned Friday to -Pough- wa;a mv?dn;_m;;nck“m?uany, originator of the en juggling. Re- < Miss Ruth Chappell ha: esumed ner keepsie, N, T, oV, . E. 0oker of Portland will | cently they were featured with a Mor Al o g o e 3 Sel”"h“ ‘h"" f]‘l";""h“}dc“s“”; EP"; Mre. Ernest F. Willilams and son, | Oficiate &t St. Peter's church Sunday |gomery and Stone in Chin Ghin. The!unusual interest :‘ILI" w"l"’ - . . 5 3 A el ol o ; copal chureh will be heid . Sunday at|ceprge, are visiting relatives In Lens- | morning: at 10.50 in the absence of the |entire Breen family is taleated but the|poultry show w nciudes _entri *lhce is & d|ecnded advantage in buying furs now instead || s Frank r. Webo is spending the | {ird, odlock p. m. Rev. Willam B.|gafe 'R T. | eeotor. Rev. T. D. Murtin. Sunday school|paim of abiiity is.awerded to Tom and awar waiting i i ecti errit Cary ' Hooker of Portland will officiat Mrs. Paul Brofsky is entertaining her | will-ba resumed Sunday morning at 11.45. % ater e the choice Off.e" a wider selection, AMI;”'CL_XZ:’L';?‘ o O e a "o MIr® | " Mrs. dwin. S. Munson and daughter | icter, Mias Eva Thompson of Phifadel- | Mes. E. M. Bissell returned -home four acts include The Ae- and besides the savings are substantial enough to make up || &iver acctemr near Belloms oells " |left Thursday in their automebile for their | pnia Tussday -evening. having been in East Srofts. in sensational spaedy home in New York after season at their summer. Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carrier of Min- This exhipit 2 ot music “acceptable 1o the Fraages. bul in order tha! all Tiste for harmeny mas be thoPoughiy satisfied 1wo entiré music spendnig tne home on Upper Hampton for two weeks, the guest of her son, F. H. Bissell. and his family. mesting of the members of the fair association was held In the record build- gymnastics : Randa! UD-to-the-minute Brwi and Marston. the enteriainers; Beser & , in & comedy act, and The Three ngs in & comedy singing offering. Richard Bullock, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bill has returned to Cam- ridge, Mass., after lengthy visit here. The Misses Cunningham had as guests for it. We will be glad to hold any fur of your choice for future delivery upon payment of a small deposit. BOLTON e The Women's sociéty of the Congrega- es- have been engaged Lo give this week Mr. and Mrs. Moriarty of | neabolle. Minn. were guests of friends yony ohuren gave o fair and supper at|MF Thuridey. S at Providence, Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie of Selectman Fdward A. Mitchell of Bolton hall last week Wednesday after- Broadway Sunday Night Only. Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss Annie Cun- ning ham and L. Evane of Danbury. Mr. rs. Fred D. Jordan had as recent guests Mrs. Jordan's cousin, M THE CLEARANCE PRICES ON ODDS OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE OFFERS UNUSUAL BUYING OP- \PORTUNITIES SUMMER VOILES TO CLOSE OUT AT 39c YARD The woman who takes delight in the making of her dresses or those of her children will be well repaid by a visit in our Dress Goods Section. This is the Time to close out LEDYARD W. R. Smith and Archie Hold Thomaston - were guests Saturd Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. S Holdridge. Miss Bertha Lamb has returned to East Orange, N. J, to resume her duties s teachér, having taught'in that place for several years. Miss Nellie Gallup, who has been spinding the summer at the residence of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mre. Tsase G. Gebr, has returned to St. Paul. Min where she is a successful music teacher in_the public schools. Miss Lucy B. Léster has been engaged as teacher in Canterbury. All the schools opened Wednesday for the tall térm. “ A new echool at Gales| noon. Apron tab] The committeés in charge were: Miss Annie M. Alvord; fan-] cy table, Mes. R. Miss. Adelia N. Loomis; grab bag, Mrs. C. F. Sumner and Mrs. Roy Carpenter; supper. Mrs. F. H. Strong. Mrs. S. M. Alvord and Mre. C. M. Pinney. Over $100 was realized. Mr. and Mes. Evnest Johnson of ‘Chi- cago have been visiting the lattér's par- ents, Mr. and Mre. John Johnson. Miss Helen Taslor of Holyoke spent the first of the week with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Taylor. Bimer J. Finley has returned to Forest Hills Gardens, L. I, after several days spent in town. Elmer J. Finley, Ir. of Forest Hills Gardens is in town for his vacation. The Yale bowi in ali its glory of fooi- ball history,” beautitul outdoor smow scenes of New England. and & striking- ly realistic story of @ modern domest drama_contrasting society b small- town life—these are. the features that are’ offered in the Warner Brothers' pro. duction, Ashamed Gf Parents. which will the Broadway theatre Sun- Salem, was a business caller here Thurs- day. Sharles Perkins of East Haddam was in town Thursday. The case of the state vs M. Zinger for assault on his wite, was tried before Justice Charles F. Brown Wednesday ev- entag in Grange hall. The accused was found guilty and was fined $3 and costs and 30 days in jail. The jail sentence was suspended and he was put on pro- bation for three- months. Max Hohen was appointed probation officer to whom he will report each Saturday. Post Office Inspector Pendleton was In town Wednesday and Thursday in- spenting the local oftice. Lawrence Brockett of Giants Neck was calling on friends in -town Thursday. For the first time 5'nce. Marien Difvier danced and sang in musical comely or Broadw whence she wad selected far stardom. on .the ascreen. A she ™trigp the light fantasic” again. This dime §t is in her mnewsst pictups, Besuty's Worth. 2 ro-mmuw-hm—t Pic- L coming 0 :m Breed thedter Sus- day. Monday and Tyspdar. 5 The production haf. & beautiful ehar- ade performance in ‘L, _Davies tak ng ibe leading role. dances in-the of ihe three acts of the charades, st as & Golombine and later ‘as a_lewaly French Goll. Assisting her fh the lat. ‘part wers John and Gordom Dooley. two of the best known eccenfric dambees Over 50,000 people hre seen going wild over an_exciting football game between rival colleges in the Yale Bowl, and at this time of the year this scene will re- call many fond memories lo thoss who have been privileged to be within its historic walls, New England’ is seen enveloped n mid-winter, and the ‘heauty of the grea: \ ;ermanent reilaigf F‘l’xl;?) chester caller Friday. Roger Foote of: Lebanon was in: town Friday. some of those things you talk about. Bat if you really want that itching stopped and your skin healed, 1 advise you to get a jar of Resinol Ointment, and 2 cake of Resinol Soap. We doctors have been prescribing that treatment ever since you. were a ALL SUMMER DRESSES ARE NOW GROUPED IN TWO LOTS AND PRICED AT $3.75 AND $4.98 EACH FALL AND WINTER Mra: C. M. Perey of daughter, Mrs. Charles XN. Pawtucket, R. 1. were recent guests at Charles N. Leomis’. Mr. and Mre. Denison H. Loomis of Westfield have been visiting at William H. Loomis’ 3 dMrs. J. B. Ackley of Ports Tuesday “They came | Mr. Ackley -Re mouth, R.. spent last friends here. automobile. ‘pastor here. *Robert Walkér Walker, Louis Oral'and Deris -Wood, ' graduates of Gurleyville . . . . i (s Férry with Mrs. Rufus Huelbutt ch outd sald to have been photo- all odd lots and ends, and with this end in view we have ‘Clarence Tewin wasIn Norwich le Marion Chamberiain, - have Sotaraed 1o Nax been opencd at her remdence, (akink| Sraphed._ repecilly -from the viewpoint |On (he KAFE oo g, % & . . e . wdeek attending court as juror. Westborough, Mass., after spending the|the firét-:and second grades from ~the hof a-scenic artist. ~Indeed, the assertion| S ST o fl. together our. entire line of Voiles, representing erm 11O Miss Sylvia Brown is the guest ot | SENICTURY (T KON SUER o7 sre, | Dubiic. school.- “This relieves the regular | i made that no finer bit of photography | stid Miss Daview’ “Dascing o wvalues from 59¢ up to 89c a yard. eczema Iprescrlbe relatives in Boston for several weeks. | 10T N0 L1 Bolion pareonage. | toacher trom an overcrowded achool. . has been Almed than that which is con-(are (o of che ihings [ S 45 FECEE ? : o T i in tenching 12 |- Tasuc. 1. ‘Boiton .ot Bolfen and Jonn nE2CTare ETAnge held fa regular meet- | tained tn"AstamSd of Paremta. L have e e, bad t i SR g i ; Kellert of Andover spént th first of the| Ng Fridiy evening, Sept. 1. Miss Doo- r subjects on | haw 3 # We have put them on one table and priced them at 39c Y avenue for the week-end. Week at Nantuoket, where they wet by | thy Doolittle ad charge of the leciurers|in Tha Danger Signal and a tworee)| Baautys Worlh SRS p: 3 s Henry Bigelow returned Thursday to | ¥oo &1 *¥ 1 nour, which was very intersting. comedy. Tén reels altogether just tull| screen by LUNICTES, : yard ; his home in Royalton, Vt. after a tew [ "\PROCh . ooy ang Miss Brma| Fars of_entertainment; A two-hour show, DLy 2 o1 foand. IN4k 4 Weeks' vislt with relatives in town. g plcture of: hewy: - t John Willls of Millington was ‘ Col- Glazier of Readville, Mass., have béén} . Gmm her sweetheart dmired : want to experiment, try | % v 3 YoM €Al iay Meoting Omitted. ity Qn account of the unsettled condition of the Y. M. C. A. .ol bullding on Broadway -caused- iby preparations for woving into the-new heme, there will bé ho meeting lomérrow. The meetings will. be .resumed after the association Iy settled in-its-mew home on Muin visiting their new a former COVENTRY The Ready Helpers gave a supper La- bor day evening. Following the supper, Toda: The annual meeting of the Ladies’ so- ciety was held on Wednesday aftermoon at the home of the treasurer, Mrs. Wii- liam E. Orcutt. % The Septemben meeting of the directors of the ge Fair association was held ‘Wednesday evening-in Grange hall. All the schools in town opened Wed- nesday. Nearly all the teachers have returned this year. There Is an increased number attending high school. Frederick ( Chamberlain has returned home after a few weeks' visit with his sons in Bridgeport and Glastonbury. Mrs. A, 8. Wood of Glastonbury is spending the week with her parents. leome of the farmers are filling their silo. ear at Wingham High school. v Helen Bowen, Westminsler, Mass. : North | George m.’.? has ,:M'fi:%ow here. Boltén:| MF. and ‘Mrs. James | Sunderland of Southwest | Knowlton -Hill are spending ten - fdays c#mping ‘'at Chaffee’s pond in Westford. Over a guar'tor of a_Ceifiug ~ of Public Service "of the® highest order, every pacKet sold. come eceems and similar ‘affections,” M e DENTIST Dr. F. C. Jackson ‘SPECIALIZING IN PAINLESS EXTRACTING 715 MAIN ‘STREET, WILLIMANTIC © JAY M. SHEPARD €uscoeding Filmore & Shepard Funeral Director & Embaimer | small boy, 8o we Anow what it wi a short. play entitled Double Crossed and | MISS Louiste Phelps has returned from | achool, -have - entered Windham. High|strest. tn The World's Champien. i | itie sootbing, “:;k.,,d" i b Sl e i st in Worcester. Mats, - s wyth | 2CBo01 4€ Willimantie, / in Win Saaley in Africs. (b i I ; T 1 4 § ven. olton scl ned Wedn - Erlo Lae nas commenced hi News Educational comedy. i B ANKE S nomical o use, and rarely fails to over- | Eiven. the foliowing {eachees: ~Center, Mrs, s saghwsaie " LISBON Dr. Helen " Baldwin of New York ts to speak -at the' Newent Congrégational church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. tinuous show today frem 130 to | echool, Mrs. H. B." DeWolf, South. Miss Lillian Switzé) school, W. H. Rouse, Portland. Miss Harriet Lawfon of Cheshire has been visiting her Mrother, Edwin' Lawton. " COLUMBIA Sixteen pupils from Columbie went to the opening session of the Windham High school Wednesday with Clayton E. Humt In his autotruck. Miss Flizabeth Post of Hartford, Mr. Purecel] of New York, also Mrs. Purcell (Bisie Hoxie), were visitors in-town-Sat. urday, calling on Mrs. Mary B. Yeoman Mrs.” Puroell is very active in D. A. R.[. work in ail portions of the United-States. Mr. and Mrs. Howard W, Ysomans and You will also find several tables of work goods and woolen Remnants to close out at less than half price. mmy be a shortage of coal next winter, so why not prepare now with plenty of good warm blankets. One of the graktest = for & mingle p¢ minent latest R. C. productiom, Clementina at -the g many prom Louise *Dresser. Worid-famous comedy and. vaudevilie . gtar, aking her on_the musical comady is for of course you can pay as high as $19.50 for an Blanket. We also have plaid Blankets, army Blan- camping and crib Blankets for the little ones and 1 CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY 2 children of Hartford were guests of Mra. for and A [0-42 NORTH 8T, ~ WILLIMAMYIC | cyt uue tnis sup;-edeiose-abith 5o and | Mary. B. Yeomans Frisy” st SEHoeas _one I'N within reach of every one's purse. f“" Assistant. Tel. Cennect mail it to Foley & o, 2835 Shefleld Ave.. | of last week. Chicago, L. writing your name and ad dress clearly. You will receive In return Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little, their daugh- Killourey Bros. a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for_coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills. for pains in sides 'and FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS 16 Unfdn 8t Phane 29¢ iLady Assistant) Willimantic. Cona, | 7 kidney and bl Cathartic Tab ighly cleansing. on. b ess. bowels. der ailments, and Fol , & wholesome and thor. cathartic for conetipa- ousi Lee & Osgood C ter. Miss Mildréd Little, also Miss Mary Little, who have been spending vaeation days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Hunt, left by automeblis with Ciayton Hunt Labor day for their home’ at|° Springfield. . Mas rllE ! Edward P. Lyman. R.. F. D. mail.oar. rier, is taking hi vacation of 15 business