Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 25, 1922, Page 2

* Richard P. Freeman, of New London, unapimously Tenominated for con- At the republican Second con- the town hall The con- The roll call cent of the al- inalded over bmen, Ex-Judge Milton A. of Danlelson was. the choice Charles A. Gates of reslecied chairman of the committee. convention was calledrto order at clook &y Charlas A. Gates trict convention, held SatJ ho -has .nui‘l Eiu ndf:fio of con~ g i o distriag Jthe past eight years his consiit f . incumpent, ;my;e:u? ey London. ' was recelved with hearty & nomination was ber-of the state rom this district. onvention was called to A, Gates, state central . om the twenty-ninth ¢ Fayett, L. Wright, of Por les A. Gates, of Wind-. Blake, Brooklyn ; - Ash, Walter Bryan ; son, of Brooklyn, - and v ,mmm.mwsntm Freeman was u B. Frank Morgan, of New London,| John Buckley of Union and Mrs, Clem- entine D. Hubbard, of aum, were appointed a ‘committee by chalr to wait upon the candidate and escort him to the stage. ’ 13 ¥ The separt of the resolutions wmmll- tae was read by Walter R. King, of Windham. A resolution was adopted in which the committee endarsed the principles and policies @s_expressed .in the platform adopted at the republican staté convention and in which they com ! Mott, Bdmond Mercier, land, Geonge N. Byron F. Young, A. J. Kebler; | ‘Windham, W, P. Jordan, F. M. Smith, |« Don H. Curtis, W. A. King, Lillian Frink of Cantetbury was elected the woman meémber of the state central committee, after which the meeating adjourned At a recent meeting of the representa- tives of the various local orgamizations, held in the chamber of commerce parlor for the purpose of promoting & com- munity entertalnment course and at Normal .school presided, a committee was is Miss Alice Leslie B. Bliss, who was coming Jewett Oity in his sutomobile to visit his father, B, C. Bliss, was on;h of ?: flhr:t to arrive at the crossing. gave wl aid he cowd in removing the injured e e o e ecomm ey Yttt manded to the electorate of this distriet} Which George H. Shafer, principal of the 5 nated ator % committee.” The sloction of & e O eorge b Motaan. and. (he|appointsd to. artange’ 3 program. Tho Ul (0 & Bouse nearhy, Ay {he first busl-| OO iate of the Secnd congressionai| committes is Geoige T Shafer, chair-} Y. & Drowher f Badc Jeples e A <o 8 TSREG Bafors the meeting. N. Lorne |SORCCRC 0 (3 P Freeman, and man;: Mrs. A. W. Turner, and Mrs. Cars | CON jof Mt. Vern Out where ¢ al tides hepve circling, B I s the bame Shich ihey farther endorsed all nomina-|¥. B e vl oy, E’s‘e‘;"c"““?fl:"‘%,::”:’ L one Botat, Bat: hbine. owing. : udge Milton A, Shumway ¥hich they fur s it sénted to the representatives of the varl rest, 3 M was ‘chosen ' Nr. Shumway|tons made by the sepublican Sate €07 oy oreynizations for thelr approval. | widay attemoon. Among b MAUY|ong yesr ago we watched Hll, dim and * ghott addres in witch e enuit-| TGy aries A Gates was chosen chair-| The other evening, about seven o'clock SE eI Aot ae dimming, i e e o ehing|man ot (he congressionalcommittee {os| cr Jilkon bl & pubic service car own- 1o SVets Nar o red), SRELINER vhat tgved last brur of whito pageed g vo years tion of Rev.|ed by John E. Johnson of Sforrs and a it A i Yo 4 . inisteation, e said that as a rep-)the next iwo years on imof = o R. Billington, assiéted by Har Still strained our eyes, to plerce gray- Leonard Swith, of Mansfield. Scripps-Booth touring car collided almost { 1, Ve 00 STFREC T S flT0r (e / BT the & The list of names comprising the con-|under the rallroad bridge. The driver of 2 3 & misty gleaming; into lungs. Simultansously ressional commitice was then read and| the Scripps-Booth, Frank Philbrick of (4 PreRared the bake, and the MAMACH earts crucified stil] hove. But staying]and white streak fashed from [adopted. The members are: Chatles A.fNo. §5 Tnion streot, New London, and |5 WAIEh CROWSFR CRES S10, FREITY . mever, 4 and in five seconds had the he ! Gates, chairman, of Windham; John M.|Mr. Johnson could not seem to be able V“‘red’ eave.. tastimonty 10 their gl Death's bitter winds and mighty, seaward | coat. Soon Jerry opened hl eyes | Mallon, of New London; Arthur ' 3 |to plice the blame for damages to the | FEATSL EBETS LAY, 0 AL S0 streaming, | Detween the questions of his a | Brown of Griswold, Marcus A. Covell ul|cars: Officer Leahy told them to reach|i omer with Liw SlEvaizes 7t 'p bigitlg o S0 frail bark past all our 1o¥e and | parents told the | Thompeon, Fred O. Vinton of Mansfield, | an agreement or appear in court and they { ¢Ui Gyl 3¢ the shore, called forth a prayer and dream B e e ey 2L WancooRe e S e unanimous vote in appreciation of Mrlone vear ago, and still off hearts are |;old.~ }'::d “:" o £ At lhn“owv;-:on Eholdr(-t hmd“‘: Drescher and his Sea u;:v. h‘ome. Thol; §mt e st dam. b Springs Mrs. John B. ingsbury of | invited were officers of Mt. Vernon an ying: ¢ Amid applaise Congressman FTeeman| Covontry wan clected woman. wember of | \uied” Norman. B. Parkhurst. Gearge| WAL Of the sea? Comes there o 1ews.| Dear Uncle Jea: This vear o was then escorted to the stage where N°| p, vonuplican state central committee Edwin M. Gray, Walliam M oo 2::‘).:; Tt dk: art thou] Ot Of MY summer at home. 1 1 i the confidence they expressed i o " P unbroken, 4 T e n (ol of some of the notabie|Of this clty versus John L. Sandstrom, of | “Thomas B. Lee and s sister, Misil o | ohiunds bieak we st cacemped axe) - SSRTANY do. |t hievements of the republican Admia-| Worcester, Mass. A notice - of appeal A. Lee, are in !emx:v:en, s ine 5 mnul{ or. school was out T had {-eeor g was given by defendant's attorney. ek, the gussts ot thelr Reph.| \ . olo s iia Gotoheris wind blown red] L, PeAsen qabhas Xept me in bed for i A the conclusion of his talk he in-| 'dnvitations have been received from LRt A and gold are flving. weeks after You have them you canmes | vited the delegates to have dinner with Orford Pnr}l‘sl\'.rhnpler ‘m a'uegd ‘lhé el ey Gty who 8 spending some ¥—George Allen England. 120 away from the hmu:m :wmwn‘.. | him and the congressional committee in|twenty-ninth state meeting of the Con- Jewett City, 3 T el About 375 wene present| nectious Daughters of the American Rey-|time in New London and Groton, called days after 1 had had them my little sis- ¢ the meal, whioh was prepared _and | olution to be held in the Second Congre-{on {riends in the boroush Suaday Rally' fhe Mirgele Merchant, & et tow By“m;t time it was Ly the Woman's Relief Corps. | gational church in Manchester, October ms. bundred ‘wors. prARent fof T SO o " ¢ part une. ser: ¥ m 5. A number of members from Anne|day at the Baptist church bun{dll s e e n'x'gu.:;“" Chunh of July 1 went down to my Wood Eiderkin chopter are planning to | school. Bach class in' the school h‘l‘:’; PR g R e f’“fi“ Dorothy's._ I had a lot of fire- first and most attractive number Wwas. D"El smile much "‘":“ he's gmilin’, lighted firecrackers and shot off m,‘;_ that of the primary department conguct- on't pout. much when hes mad ; Beyond our tear-blind gazing of | | In the police conrt Satarday mocning | | ¥ilste Flippen and Eime Brugden hoth 19, , { appeared on the charge of being in man- G s {itest danger of falling into babits of vice, Attorney Samuel B. Harvey attended CONGRESSMAN R P. FREEMAN, (s O. M. Clark, probation ofticer testl- |\ "yy ey "sta Aiid ety Sl N 2 y does all‘the morning and a few after{Playing with the dol, fied that she had received a_ complaint !l s Exposition in Spring-| .q 1\ Mrs, A. M. Clarke. A weloome| DON't sav enough to tell yo dipner. T also had some money to spend| ther coming 3 fot f John Flippen that the Flippen girl}field, Mass, Saturday. was given to the members of the cradle{ Jie's either glum or glad. e regentative In the Second dlstrict in|from John Flipp B | "Dr. and Mrs. Herman C. Little enter-| a8 disobedient; that she refused (0 e erpan C k and that she stayed out nights.| talned Tr, and Sifs. Valte Charles de Villers are Viller's sister, M. congress republicans should have ajwa: man who was very capable and de-| W . pendable and that the present incum-|She said that both the Flippen girl and ‘°‘:\l:‘*‘:n:‘en ‘s ‘bent was a marked example of such afthe Brugden girl have been .spendingf 0. Ty g mAD. Week-soilawil i map, in Frovidone Wilfrid Talbot of Victoriavill, P. Q. The name of John Buckley, of Union.| The Flippen girl alleged that she Was) ‘mpos Mills, naturalist and author, who was _presented King of{pranded in Willimantic and that shel 5i.5'% is home. Long's Peak, Colorado, Wingham. fc convention { would not work here. She told the eourt | prig S (o2 MWL G0 SR ST wnd Mr {that her name was Freeman and thatd jt % WER TIARE CF Actins of Charles Althe man who had entered the complaint | ™\ "0 4"\ o ¢ Helmold and fam- Gates, of Windham, chair appotnted | \was not her father. . She admitted that |yl "N oieg Socer six weeks' stay at & comwmittee of four on credentials and|ghe did not work and that the Flippeni)qdiooo®y il N resolutiors. ome member m r«dni family “had been supporting her. M Lucius Gardner Belle Trustcott of T e Doberaropation¥} * Miss Flippen was _sentenced to thell ciyier Malne,, is visiting her parents Frederick DePeyster, of | gtate farm for women at Lyme, with'|yp "2 ta 0 e e B h oo A H. Kellogg of Colchester:}judgment suspended, placing her in are | Gardner is to join her here next week slipatric of itnam - andiof Mrs. Clark for six months in which | “\-incent Donohue, son of Mr, and Mrs. el o Gtautiats tpciuded] NP #he st astize wagk. James S. Donohue, entertained twelv ,‘-I;‘:.”gmm,&: o Windtam, Wiliam| Tn regard to the Brugden girl Mrs.|’friend at .his. home recently. Bridge. Ip Sunofus of SGroton. Wios 8. Ree.| Clark said that there was no change in {games and dancing were enjoyed and so 1 got eome ice cream and dropped the doll sad »sn candy: foda and| ere lay the dell The seyenth of August there was a{Oourse its waxem community plenic at Geles Perry. 1|think that girl is mean” mid th : went 1o that and had a dandy clam|'T shall never forget what she has done | chowder dinner and also a dandy time.{ !0 me” 7The next day a lady came and i1 was in a play called The Enchanted|{$aw the doll on the grass. She picked Jarden. I had a lot of fun rehearsingfil uP. and when she saw the face she for it. , ed. “What a funny doll'™ she Once this summer our family went to]|88id. She took it and mut it in a eorner. Atlantie” beach. We saw many inter-{In & few days she came in and gave o‘sz ng things on the way. When we go:{i to & n:rulllfl- girl. e little ¥ there e Ve wi n imvali ark, containing the tables of stone, thel A-hid 3 s bathing. We had some a-{the doil. manng asd Asrovs sed and wittn itafFe sayw iheyve ducates e e e wis 3 Wad e e 1 Eastlan, el sehed TRE ANELL i R and candy. little girl some money, and the littlg in- R ARerRite L SPREL PR ¥ ¥ B ® In August our family went clamming.|¥8ld saved seme and bought some nicy fashioned by G. H. Prior after designs| In Bible-story days. We_went to Palmer's cove. 75| white musiin o make dresses for the fuund in an rint. i Alice A. E , = . Brons and v, E . Gibect eave 5 1 Tor mack before achos) begaii I went{doll. They weew beth Mpgy playing to- plano duet for the former's class. Mrs.| You really think it's true 0. M5y Kragdiather's and hud p fps{ SR, ARA: the SE VRN ngyer roll, who with their mothers occupied 4 ? the platform. Mrs. Charles T. Arm.|Just one thing starts him grinnin® strong was in charge of the cradie roil,| That ever I heard tell— and the following babies were preseni:f Thal's when you're goin' fishin' Robert .amd William Stott, Margerg{ AN he's got worms o sell. MacLean. Edwin and Lois Hewlett, Dor-| Right then th’ little merchant othy W Hetman Tripp, Alberta ani| _Of miracles wiil state Hiram tes, Earle E. Gilbert, Jr.{ You'll have no’luck ner mothin' John E. Post, Chester Green, Eunice and| Without his magie bait. George Palmer, Cameron MoCrackeng and Gertrude Millard. The Ark of the| He'll boast th' worms he peddles Covenant number by Mrs, Clarke's glass| Is fish detectives which Volk of Bos- He tells it all so earnest 1 proud idalet N illia the girl since’ she wak . placed on Dro-|light refreshments were served g wi's class presented an in-| That miracles ain’t nothin’ I""‘.’" S & circus people in the n: ',‘,’:‘“t M“{?r'";:“"‘ and - William A otion & few weeks ago. She_has con-| M _Harry Branch entertained (Amrilingrcl!:";lsc fi:fia\?\'f ];gacons J.| Fer his trained. worms to do. ‘u:’ “:“’“”‘" I spent a very pleasant Put TUORENON BLLIOYE. ‘430 1- but-yp Copd neper Snd. ovk. pipelly. '{»-' tieen thén retided nd on|tinued to'go out night and keep company 't afternoon - on’ her” aaughter | . phillipe’ class was represented by G.| He'll stand therc—grim an’ sober— A oh i P iatest bit of news I -learned -was tha! anedr s the report of he committes| VIt en, Mrs: Glark: said,. is married | jean's ninth birthdas: . ighteen friends |3 prior and C. F. Gardner, who sangl AN swear might on th" spot ARJORIE C. GATES, Age 11, she was at_an _orphan asylum. So e A accepted. A motlon| A4 has a chikl for whom she cares Tittle | were' present and -all had:a most enjoy- |z, haritone and. tenor duet. Master|That Jonah was th' granna 3 First Day at High Schop). came here, hoping vou would 1o ‘\waz made b Charles A. Gates and was|and Al she. does for it is to pay. itsiaplc: time. i John Harris appeared for Mrs. Mary|~ Of evry worm he's gotl R Dear Uncle Jed: It has been guite a | the orphanage with me, mecopted Tha the members of the cre-|board. The girl gaid that she dld:not} Dr. and Mrs, Chester M. Seripture and | Brewster's class. Fifteen girls sang for{—William Herschell, in" Inaianapolis A Brate Drummer Boly. while since 1 wrote to the Wide-Awakes. | #ind my own Mary: il committee me lecred | ancistre”l spend week ends With men but with wo- | Mr: {pture's mother, ‘left. Saturday | Mre. G. H. Priors elass. Two classes in News. Dear Uncle Jed: T will tell sou ang| TRIS time I am going to tell vou about | ran ident N a il ( Fierks of the comvention. The roll eall|Men Acquaintances: - Her case was con-|afternoon on an-auto trip to New Ro-|charze of Mrs. Danid L. Phillins and Vide-Awakes a story of the Civi|™Y first davs at high school. Tt was|on her arm.” continued Maryana's math- Followed. The call was by counties, in|tinued uniil’ this (Monday) morning atichelle, and will be gone until Tuesday. R. W. Dearnley, had, by their reading ofj 4 the first time T had ever been (o school | £7- e following order: Tolland, Midd:esex,|Which time the ‘testimony of the girl's (- Mrs. HattieL.' Palmer has as & est|a prescribed numbér of hooks (five for{ CNCLE JED'S TALK TO WIDE- e London, Windhaw. After the roll call Attorney E. Frank Morgan of New London took the floor 08 said that as there was to be but one grandmother will be heard. for-a few Maryang’s joy Mmew no bound: anc days, Mrs. Hannah Lewis, |each member) heen awarded a handsome AWAKES. n thie éontinued case of Jack Ogasehe. | Who came here to attend the funeral of | steel engraving of The Savior at the age the accused did not appear. He|her cousin, Phoebe Ki of twelve, This Miss Alice Gilbert pre- o NS e ory|i" & new school. the past sight yesrs BT v e M;‘(;‘mnziy'fi,;‘"“;}r;_ being cpent in one achool. The omly |she Dromised fo vieit Susanne Clark Most every oy, and mot & few girls,| 19Nt Lincoln eni a letier of thanks|JUTCrEnce between the years being the |evers day and feed her little sefidw w of North Windham 3 ST Sing g R etudies and teachers. The first morn- | $oNF birt pandidate, he understood that there was|result of the automobile accidemr injj Chavlin ~ who attended {one of the pioneer teachers of the school,{along ‘With it the pleasure of building]al given to (he brave general 80 it wasn't 50 bad. We were shown to | §irl heppy, and she wished ehe cowld in be mo mominating speeche He said | which the car he was driving struck i e A s thar one of her pupils was 88 yearsfthem. They are of all shapes, styles and| One of the bravest in this Ciyil warjCUf T0OMS and there we were given |Make them all glad. The next day she ihat it gave him the greatest pleasure| Thomas 1. Shea. proprietor of the Elite m Martin, Mrfl. .and ) old, h fact was adjudged as pleas- 4 place in nomination name of a 2 5 2 schedules on which werg the nam: ¢ | might have been seen at the orphanage. < ;i s a lit er oy e of | mig E , Festaurant an Aaih strest whon in feont | MATtin of Nortli Windham, Wiltred Bur- |ing as any of the numbers, Mist da | Coor 204 there is 2 skill that comes by | s 4 Mitle drummer bov. named JONN| ou:”studies and after them the mumber | Smiing down at & ittle. mischievour of the Windham National bank, several|dick and family of Chaplin, and Mr. and {1. Foster's class furnished a yery pleas-| “¥Perience both in the bullding and fiying | 15Ueh ‘his country dearly 7. of our room where we recite. It was |looking lad, who wanted a home s Weeks ago It was stated that the ge-|Mrs. John Burnbam of North Windbam.|ing addition to the program. Miss|of them. Tpon seeing the soldiers prepare for|EFeat fun to 'go along: looking om all badly. I wonder if Susamne =~ Clerk fendant did not appear on advice of S T R T"‘\:"):’ ‘:;:‘:}‘ f:;‘o:m" b’:s_\dil;to‘fe fl;: Kite flying comes by spells. Like every- | this battle he laid down his drum and|'n¢ d00rs to see what the numper of |adopted him. What do vou think? his counsel. The case was carried sc v s ive of % ¢ < e T JEWETT CITY the feeling of high regard and apprecia- | 2iDE €lse, there is the inclination to tn~ oom was, EVELYN QUINN, Age 14 e ; asked to be allowed to join, but the gen-| €, " e llnlot.t:“.‘hv::ll:u:_‘“fl ol Norwien o 2 along however, o testimony b Epaahk, 2y ; > . k athte, ‘which was' glven byt Baymond C.1- Poaot ER. tion in_which the superintendent was|dulge because someone else has one, but| STl (01 him to o back to his regiment.|y,y, " seven teachers, some have sevem ate, which wi ¥ R seople. trom, Norwrich: from o bor| Lok 1B VRl the euperintendent. was It was a hard battle and John soon and Comins, who d that on the evening of ough "and in fact from all the countr; 2 . e ¥ . coninine Fall dose. | (he ac it is good wholesome fun and aside from | threw down his drum and went into the| i£ACHErS, 100, which is quite different than A of co-gperation, and sald i was one of | 9n the chiel requisite is sufficient wind £ Sheicafe-that bag fallen. Soon' f FUNICE SEYMS. Age 14. |the window with an ugly pout en her the happiest / of birthday oceasions.|and a long string. In some places it re-| " ‘while they were waiting on the ridge| ATStOR- | pretty little face. hr:a'i“'",gflmd‘“‘ e aere 198 present, @nd dhe collec-| guits in contests for the highest flices,|for an order to charge they missed the e Mt Al A g R £ " |the loudest roars, the swiftest “mes-|1ad. A sergeant crept back untll he A Well Spayt Vavailop. nig :m. woods. too,” lgtls Jean sages,” the handsomest inventions, while] {734 the 1ad near the enemy’s guns.| Dear Uncle Jed: Wi have started | nt he had just come out of ‘round, hav Sold everywhers | one of the moving picture houses and [(itul’ fall days to Newent, o sec and | was walking along the sidewalk when he | admire - the display of ‘dabiias, whic heard a shout “Took out, Jack!” Mr.|Rev: W. J: Revnolds has giowing Comins said he did not know who shout- | three rge fields ne: his home in ‘Li: 4. He looked and saw the car comlMhon, There are a few oyér 1000 plant | from the west. The rays from the head- | jf the visitor should care nothing for lights were directly on Shea who wore | dahlia, he would he filled with admi light trousers and white shirt. The car been attracted these geau- f herself, and two big tears The boy asked the Sergeant to wake|in school omce more, but I, for one, have | ¥28 S2¥ing to el tion to see the grand -and diversifid PLAINFIELD there are those which drop paper para-|nim when the men climbed the breast-|had & vers good vacation and feel much ""fy"f,,‘} ’:)..m.".m“::u::zh:ny the FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND struck Mr. Shea: Mr. Comins sald that{gcheme of eolor, including every - tint £ 2 chutes. works. He said he would forget his|better for it. I have wpemt most of ' w1 wom't let mother ses T'm: dls- EMBALMERS | probably the car was not going any fast- | and shade known to the master grower. Jason and Walter Lathrop, Miton| o\ = o fifth day of the fixth month | Fain whep he saw the flag there, my tima outdoors. Wien it was a2 """flm * And away she ram dewn- 25 Usinn 82 Williaactie, Cone, | -, N t2n miles an hour. “The case was | Mr. Reynolds twkes pleasure in call-| Windsor and Clarence Windsor attend-| . "% Japan it is time {0 bring out| . When Grant saw the flag floating on|yery warm day I wgnt bathing with lots :'"": After breskfast Jjean's mother - dhuady oty {continued until this (Monday) morning. |ing attention to the Kalif as outstanding|eq the exposition in Springfield, - Pt i the ridge, the boy heard the mews. He|of other beys in Shetucket river, =id [ -“M‘. ihady Aasic The twice continued case of Dr. B, K, |&MOng the hybrid cactus varieties. This| ro oo Nre Carl Mathewson were | U1© Kites in honor of the god of war, and | smiled in spite of his paln. and was glad | which runs cless by our house and “Jean, 1 have rmde @omd diicken = ~{Dow, charged with non-usport of his [Mower is Geep searlet; one magnificent} ot 879 SR G 1d while at-| DY S0ac in all shapes and colors. When | he had given his life for his country. |other days I have geme riding in anl, "0 “poor Mo Smith. Wil weu JAY M. SHEPARD | wite, Bessio L. Dow, was again continu- DIt Which was photographed Satur-! Visiting friends in Springfleld while at-|, "0 " "o in in ite fiving, how.| JULIETTE LAMOUREUX, Age 14. |automobils with o friend te Norwich A | ed until Thursday morning at which time | 48, bears the astonishing vield of 170 [tending the fair, Miss Blanche Stock- R Fi i T ms 7 Putnam. ease take it to her?” be presen! o ever, i i Georgetow: itish G and Hanover and sther piaces. I ai-|P” Sussesding Filmere & Shepa: | RSP Sacan e soxdstad’ <o t | blossoms which average ffom 7 to 10 575 Georgetown, British Guiana. g 4 “Why, of course, mother” answered X weather being in charge at the station in 3 —_— ways Kot back sale, but sometimes I|; . " li off she started. She tripped g {®0 that the case may be concluded. | n diameter. . There is the lila|the shsence of Mr. Mathewson. where real enthuisasm develops. There My Vacation Trip. was rather late, which made my moth- | 0 iy "gown the road, thinking mere Funeral Direcior & Embalmer aturday afternoon, the delegates | zrim, a seedling propagated " g W. C. Heath of Barrington, R. I, |great crowds of children gather on the §r_onessy. 1 sppnt seme of my time ith than of her but Des " J g oW itchwille. = . of poor Mrs. Sm s DUt who has heen spending a month with her S s o A o helping to make hay tin the farms, 3 sea wall, where they are sure of all the |there was a Sunday sehool piemic and troubles. When she came homs it : rd In|niece, Mrs. Baward Windsor, has return-| gl 2 . T ot am it 1 went down to my friend's| 220 10 see the splendor of the esumtry. | TIPS o qors 5o ahe sat down at ed home. et there is, and vie ¥ith each other, | TCNC OV U ohville Friday might ana| 15 (e summer tims. the treey fn’full | Lol o or cable for dinmey.- ot David C. Kinne died suddenly Wednes- | for size, originality, beauty and stunts. m“’_“j‘:d :‘x‘n ey s o > Sige Sl n.wu .(m hm'-‘o: theflpwers _.E: i day afternoon about 3 oclock when|This is in March. There are some huse|awoke about 3 'ciock and I couldn't 9| Loltiss oF mature ere watBeciey stricken by heart trouble while WOrking{ ones so constructed that a roaring noise|to sieep. I got up at 6 o'clock and at 3 in the cornfield, opposite his home. His {5 4 { Reynolds, one blossom lac 062 NORTH BT, WILLIMANTIC ®lected August 29 from the Twenty-ninth | three inches of measurifig a full S district convention . | senatorial at New | circumference. Notable among thé Lady Assistont. Tol. Connsction | Haven met in the town hall to elect & hylsrids trgin Eaglang, Hatland ‘ance, . including the Mrs, Carl Judge Morean, Lady Betty and Mariposa. Several of the toes of the plants in the attractive display are — Bl e ) § oclock T went over to the Fitchville|for fo 1one. 70 SUF y son, David C. Kinne, Jr., was with his|iS made as it blows through their loose|8 o'cloct opag 9. priced at more than $10 cach in thel T 0000 (ime . Tt was a severe|papers. There are those of light Simsy|Sio7C and got on the truck ek o ‘“. We must alge iry gpd vee open markets of Holland and France. | ghock to- the family, as Mrs. Kinne had| papee, others of gay colors and st} i nue :bout u‘xm" to mine. The|good behaviour, fo be = The new time cards lssued By the|looked from the window a few minutes 8 7 ST wiiog. ateat Alein: winetin s courageous, to pe Nind to sl amimals, to New Haven road' show that every steam | before and had. seen Mr. Kinne busily en.| Others of just newspaper. Rivalry isftrolley came. I got on the trolley anilgo things v and cheerfully, to . | . | i i is | vode to Ocean beach. Clove the. door gentty, aod Bave s kind traln will be operated one hour later.| gaged cutting and shocking his corn. The | keen and enthusiesm runs high. Here is|*ode to Ocan beach = o A =112 . B ey el =, unchanged | funeral service was held at the Tirst|continued the old custom of “cufters”|maes attor I ate and went m wading| 0 CpSLTIeAL g tlc nn Southbound “cars will leave three min: | Congregatlonal charch, Saturday atter-| st consites ot omine o ey GORDON N, Ags 9. 9. i utes past the odd hours and nhsthbound e $ 3 plece9) After an hour or so I met Gertrude ane Baltie. 2 o' i - o ot Zeoclock, burlal being in thel J..) eaged glass or metal to the tail of{1 Went-on the merry-go-round We ate i e Y ‘ G lee cream and candy. Oh, boy! If we § Fiich Johnson returned recently trom|a kite,and by guiding it through the air| \%% Sretm and esndy. © ing at all sorts of times Sunday fore-|Backus hospital, Norwich, following & |sever the strings of other kites. With a| At half past four we started home. noon. Some trouble down the linelsurcical operation on his arm. o pastfom home. il e Mot Mo s Lo e CoR25 : bit of skilful manosuyering apd a sudden| We rode on the trolley. When we land o i ar. geno om 251 Teland Raney was injured recently d in N we all had to get on ope {to 45 minutes late. . ; exdbtart 1] Jerk of the string. the tail of the kite is Norwich Akr - a e, AT DG end A while playing ball, racturing several " = But there was not enough room - - A r Mr.| ripe, de to swi idly across the t and Mrs. E, H. Hiscox were in Walling-| 3 made to swing appidly cord of i gnd we went back on the other cor| ford Saturday to be present at the|suo iny Deople attending the Brookivn|gnother boy's kite.. There is g sharp { fair did not overlook the splendid exhibit < e ol . ‘ r did not overlook the sple: . 4 truck was walting but M. Wilson was OF. Grand Masters' day celebration at the|plainfield grange which won the second | (VANE and the taut string is cut and the dr‘;: o ngtons h’l: Stariris ool ek Masonic home. - prize. The committes In charge twas|gaudy filer drops in a zigzag curse to : The local weather man has at last got me up to Fitchville. 1 was giad to get Mrs. Carrie Gardner, William Hall, Mrs. vater. & line on his fair day levers, Nof of re-| i irrle Gardne igm S, e water. home again. s o] ° Lottie Dodge, Everett E. Brown, Mrs. n i UTH FISH, Age 12. |eurie E Kneelend Seut cacerd mgiie #aiusbay. and Sunday|cngries Dol Mrs. Touly Gepdroy Mion (ANS shuipy mare fun s foned W L LR P A 3 > a ons been so fine. No adverse weather con-| iy Beecher Brown, Mre. Harold Lewis, | Sending messages to the kite, or in send- — dition of any ‘sort marfed" their beauty har hpt Tapepd w_:‘ {ninefeen minutes past the even hours. Jewett City people -heard trolleys mo Mr. and Mrs. Charles K wich called on Amos Stone Ge: e urrey. and Miss Alice Dean of N on Miss Deas’s uncle, Allen % fsy. the 1Tth. ? - Mre. Clara Moran. of recent visitor at her M : n tes, which are - Chiries 1 Ray has scid hia property| Eierett Brown, Mias Carrle Greens.|ing up paper parachutes, which are made = . Aos in Syivandale to Frank Johnson, of Lis-| (e sxoeiont eanibic of the progocic of |10 Grop by a twist of the cord after it has Goodwin's ténements reasuily bon. the Conneeticut Sheep Broedore sscocl. | Sotter to a high point from which it sails | John Barnett of jthis place was a wit-| ation, about which much interest center- | off to be gathered in by a scurrying|2 o'clock In the merning. We saw many ness of the fatal accident at French's|ed, crowd, if on land. Kite fiying is good |hills. We reached Calicoon at 2 o'clock. crossing Saturday afternoon. ~He was| Willlam Delaney and family have mov-| . o 'tor ‘the boy or girl who likes the | Li€ ‘Next day we rested. We went fo wailing for the train to pass just as theled to the Tillinghast house on Windsor | ¥ Hopesdale the next day. I bought quite motorcycle came up. On the morth side]street. outdoor on @ windy but not too Windy|a few gouvenirs for friends. We went day. to Peckyille and Scranton and saw the The name “Hudnut” on toilet articles signifies quality, R big Elks' parade, with forty-five u:& WINSEBS OF PEIZE BOOKS, | Lhere We gaw great coal heaps and o and 15 properly intreduce these famous Toilet Prepara- ; ; large cement bridge, 1375 feet long a Lo X 2 ; i ; ; 5 ¢ ey by e e TN (B tions a representative from Richard Hudnut will be here b : o b e B e B R bl e B a0 ol this week to demonstrate to all the women of Willi- and -vicinity -the value of the many toilet table My Trip fo Pennsylyania. BEGINS TODAY AND WILL CONTINUE ALL THIS WEEK Young Inventor's Pluek. We came to a small country scheal cail- ed Hard Scrabble. I guess it was right- Bt el 2 Fitchville—The AUto}\; named hecause one bad to go up Wil oy E e and down and through bushes to get to 4—Melen T. Greeme of Plainfeld—At| i Vo crossed several lurse bridges. hie ¥Rl ol Siacean- ome which crossed the Susquehanaa 5-—Gordon Jobmson of Balti—Dangey-| river ang was 300 feet long. We went on ous Deeds a crosscut from Afton to Desosit a-: S went under a railroad a long time an: ad Sewiia Jnceblc of Berwick Rown— 1 went ndor s pern: Wa sew sovasal large farms, ome with 200 acres T—Dorothy Maloney of Willimantio— and saw several The Girl Scouts' TFriumph, 3 Bordan condessed . | factories from Sidney back to Hones- Winners of W'HVEW in Nor- | dale. The next morn for. wich can obtain them by . at The| home. We-: lsumxnz husiness office _after 10 oiclock® We traveled ‘Monday mornj : A ' @ inice trip x