Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 6

ot / into_a box, will occupy 14 feet: JIn ‘WOrds, &’ cof@ of > is not always whatlit seems. 06d,.sald Mr. Moss, is made chsiéally as follows: carbon, 49 per 2 a: & per cen o8 1 etned Siarantce tiat theré will b8 a ' dried contate : ° o ehin, shin e THomT fimfi!@?’&?;fif e & igH ski ruddjnet a C 1 réfund the R mmmmig:z P! me FHnkie 3 act Y ih It s61d . in_this city. unde: OT6Y - up i nfi'en, it would appear 5 ivén the decision, _thougl ¥ that appeared in a Fyewoh | thought he won from Wma.—d by only in nu':l ci*zey';‘tge .fér.:ixa appear- riargin. m a Jé it o line. |Stailer MoCormack &go.in Den- | 1aq the Botter of th it ey |lowes (bupatereres 0 @ miainter i, dosin Tistormacs | #on, "Zemye ot _Masip. Tes fdrméd for thé first timé this fail p o pe mmamflwa ¥ /wis_to be seen enc:d and _éxponent & n enlarged and Somms than Chambatrc who s dows | ¥here ambmious Sodkers faa dpon for the benefit of readers seweraj thnes during the bout, which in m Province of Quebec and -else- = BiMIAES, 2 promise of | T H is presented the translated [ docision ‘went to orman B, Ream of Thompson,. and m-l?':rb the story as it appeared in N Vsl e m i‘m % filza Mary Suaniotie Nelson the Montreal paper, attention having | was thoroughly enjoyed Ey the crowd. beés called to it by B. H. Hixcox of | Bill Coniway, of Hartford was reféree: It Gy The tasdlation ds By K/ {);ulc ene siiepioes of 818 Won The Aquatic Fauna (Fish) of a|Republican Glub of _Killi ngly, Planeed inte imebriation, Marian Blake Campbell will come here next Monday evening, ber 23, to ACRRE. Gty Gonn; address a meeting to be hild in Phos. | A filh §t6Fy originated in this city | nix hall. This meeting is open to all meflwfld lend ta_l(hteza‘hxt gomen who are interested. Mrs. not guaran e | Campbell will discuss issues pé—tie : ; 2 R city, Nquots t6 the valus of | campaien now undersway in Conneoti- | 7és " T doRs ; i Satrday of ihis week méembers of : 315,00, having been thFows In fhe| cut and which Will caiminats in i8¢ |yeenn 5 ] of assessors of (he town of ';f ' ”““““ 6" A 8 - rivér by state election on November 7. T gk 3 Putiath- 8. Ken ; W 2 PONEMAH WHEEL CLUB , the - b s H vert—are to- £ ii &h 3 2 which are| Béter Il:anm in fi;z-;%l;’?;uw:{ Weekly con featuré article 6 heir 2 2 B was piosged s Louise Danie | the Féeéivin A s ; 'onemah Hall, Taftville 1fs than ‘1;:,' ucu;g:(’thien:::}tiz theg‘ Il méeting of the feachers asso-|a &8 of Taw: ale i W Nover 2 “ s s , = g In P, T FIV6F Wis covered With Shining | Ciation to be held fn New Londen on Good 6_sibje eRGT g‘b‘}awp' Which were seen |Friday Of rext week. Pnggi Ernest > of Pomfret, in c] 5 m 5 1 STATE ARMORY F&’,M 20th Several Hours One| - Warren of Killingly School p : s PF-- S will be chairman of the French section |Md. Goodiue's 3 e E gt g Pl Dasielson, Conn. . TICKE e oF & S o ICKETS: faPried OB thelf back. They were so| Of the Convéntion. S 15 aif-holiday in Putham 3 omen i gsum It would have| been| The following is the orier lis at : L o | Buh o cure, .16 ] : : B s SATURDAY EVENING | Gentiémen ¢ i e Such a largé gathering pariad of Itfgsch °§' e tiad - 3 A e losses to commhercial firmhs, mm 21“ n‘m’. OM i «mmum their way into the water- | Highést Honors — Seniors, HEmily 4 g ef A u;eeixl (city mmeeting is &cheduled : ' > S Wheet of thé Jyatiregan mills, that it | Pike; Junfors, Isabel Payne:Sopho- . for next Monday. This meeting will - B Py 15 A9t 0 Wn fhe | mords, Marietla Palne, Ruih Spencer, consider making . an_ appropriation X Ideal Singing Orchestra woere removed by the hundred that the mfifuzylflmm s m~ EGTeS aoriine; !2;’{‘:1‘3‘;5‘4?& cityr Th:vo( i : Webster DANCE hschigery ‘Seld B6 itartéa up again. o “.l,‘nmm_lsm& m::“ g‘“’““' ". Bl o e iy R to ballot. 5 " following is the official ofgan- | Pauline Bouliane, Lauretta Brodeur, : : ‘g» S g Ty S 9 v < ; i (ot nw - ioral oty | Bivel Congon, By Dovie ary | X 4nd g e [ Gl 5 COMPSON || Finest Dance Flodt in STATE ARMORY o Baks, s | onanics 6 Tigh, jandt cal vy coats and [P0, o oy M BLAYING ‘HER BEST ROLE IN Eastern Connecticut | WILLIMANTIC, CONN. Paine, ; Theodore Sifaon- g s tord 46 ¥ “Aetatived hirs AUSPICES Edl!thl}}er,cMm Hazel Anta Terthiagme Fiai- i m‘ i g by S eaas o 'M‘» OMAN” - Co. G, 168th Inf., C. N, G. i Luctie oaton, aim|istle Bofiane Mol s o end e iubn o3 S L R ! LOOK! LOOK !|Ssturday Evening, Oct. 21st mfl "':,m,“l“m e, e s Fuller, | betl— Francis, | Doris o &nfia ;i ; . County m?m s uyhy, 3 ; . F MUBIG BY THE _ hall_cominitice, i~ Hege | Tetreault, Amy Wells, Arifir Winl orsenizstions of its kind in the Somge | nT ot hoial U8 mending e g HAT ¢ MADRI GRAS Philharmonic Dance 5 ack, | imas, Ruth Young. Sy R ehe & Mass, EV : < Sophomores—Harty Boyd, Deborah The sélectrién 4nd ofhér officials v ; Codding, Heien Congdon, Madalyn S C|enatged With the duty will bé in 13, HILL cAs‘N Sulliven; | Cronin, Sheilagh Crowe, Alma Forcier, sion on Saturda; t_oyzdmx K TOP o Owen Fryling, Mildred Keene, Thelma R Saturday Night, October 21st Old—h\ B OF NORWICH, CONN. 5 Klnder,U ];:vmlxly McEwen, Frank Nash, - checker Mi < | Mary O'Nein, . . . ivignon; checker Miss Alics Du-|Mary C mmen—Ralpph Bowen, Berrics |tepublican strength ; 3 il é A LAUGH IN EVERY FOOT D AN CE Bexifiy b4 thie Chains %r;i;n:. lI;x.?l.v:na Buteau, H&]):i Cag B o bee&i.s £ ongraaa' nal chum e Bouts sraged gan, Gladys 3 e fac Aflw'n N oncert at thé Congfega ; . £ eéo:-’:pal-’ny £ Lh:OOmheum Gorman, Gunne: Gunderson, Moo suing ttfia ity Cansts c:‘ noghfits ; gitn SELZNICK A‘““flfi R In Social Hall, Glasgo e underson, Flora Keech, Ruth Litch, | candidatés for r‘nflhfiv s . = 0 i r Elmer Major_J. Dyer Potter, Henry - atested férson, contralte Friday Evening, October 20th it t evidence Stodddrd, Harold Wafner, !&ary b‘y & mere. is of | Young. ‘me 3 £ is snterdst 3 Davis, who hats Béshi Viditing here, re- Come for a Good Time ;&d Young motngg :vte:few C};a.rlesf D. Hyds is & the detrgof:tratic 5to j _because Mr. Healey 3 thé best ng, | nominee for réprésentative in the for > 3 he mf &xhibitors were 6 ewmy of Brooklyn. Mr. Hyds has had 1:‘{‘ i ricaitate. o Léo G. Cummings of Springfield, Mass., : visitea her ooust Rev. P. 5. Cofiiis 15 attending the Bas: melehed &8 1o shirs very venty in - % ; spent the week end With his brotiers, K. O T 00nn, T Tuin sate sowention in New Britain this | T EI0B OF RxSbSRNE AovarcED, islativd experiénce at ord as a|didate 5 ( u 2! Tl and B B, © g, el"!:vu B Mes. Job wmt B 200 PER CENT. STOCK DIVIDEND f:n:;gfgugf SOl o e o ces dhimself as judge Of probate. TMr. and Mrs. David Walsh wers i |imen wers Manches':r visttors Satwrday. 3 G. Ross recently visited | New York, Oct. 10.—The Standara 01 CH.&F.W. TILLINGHAST William O'Brien, orie of the Boston| The beldnéss with whith & fe,§06| ¥ imentlc Tiesday evening. Mra. Walsh . hee gon anddatghterin-law, Mr. §6d |company of New York today advaneed and Boys who reCently Was bicked up here | rabbery of Clothiing and mems furnidh-| s pocarco b & PHYSIIAN for an infect- LEFFINGWELL “';;';fl :V-cm“‘ l’;“’ Britain. s 4 *7.""" one cetn & gallon Mm ¥ :o;;afi&x&eaflsfig;m:fi g e R g e:omnilya i Me. and M3, Ofto Nettieton and daugh- some | Morniig and wil .uo‘u’u@flu B Y. t- U.| New York, Oct. 19,—The American Ma- Qencé police, Who Wars- fo £ i tef Gface weré i Willimantic récently. Ry e s et B n:‘ lock The tosic is Rev company today de. _Drésént | ielson has keéy JDONEE up 6 &| ™y Liie, the Hittle bay horse owned by | {lme With friends at Her fafmier homé in |8 CL ®. 2 | aared vidend g AU‘I’mMLl :numn:n-r him to the juvenile court of that city |special degres of Wakshfulndss that a |, CPUDDIe fhe Hittle Which nas been | Naugatuck. 3 stack &t Of 300 per cemt. E 3 Thursday. O'Brien appears to bé in- flar féat may not be aecommlished e mloge) e i MM isfaction | corrizible. ; i A 5. | a familiar sight on the streéts f6r qui A dinher party was givén last Satars Bev:Aibart Tepbon S e A e P A o tfmf day by Mrs. Carrie Gardrier and Mrs |° i = | Haven Thursday and PraRidents 5 6 miads | TS @ life of usefuiness. Blla Béebe. It was the S5th birthday of DANTELSON .CASTNO, W week for the 25th e b big touring A ioh Wiy well rahrageniod et i ey he 'flE JOHN B. ROGERS COM?ANY M BLDG. servance of the conSecration of Rt.|cars. Putnam is on another Stafe high- fl‘é ucus at Lebanon Bénter Monday ‘“m—wm Mr. and lm John Dolbeare $8WLING AND FOCKET BrLriampg|Rev. Chauncey Bunce Brewster, huhop way jeading 6ut of Providénce and|2fternoon. 3 o g ’ —_——— wson POUS ALLEYS THREE TABLES |of Connecticut, equally digtint from the Rhéde Istand 3 :§ “x;‘f,’?.‘f‘i’)‘f 1\:; .nr;:ry B.::ft‘m R Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cristini aré to|capitAl. What was done in omé placs BOLTON NOTCH London, Charles Willard of Groton, fim. sag Iro‘fm New Yo;l); a Cv;eek rrumnsat— might . be stteniptéd in another by & : M \ v every Saturday, urday for enes. Mr. Cristini will re-|band that évidently is as dangerous as| Mabél Howard went to 'New York Sat- Beab rolyn v main in Italy about six months. Mrs.|it is claver, wrddy to Visit hér sistér, Sddie Howard, oto:u. e]')u)::i,nu?r:‘ny; .fi‘ffi:‘: Cristini will not retdrn for tWo yéars:| gome manwfdctitses (6 this teecidors | f0F & fow days EHis and Misses Ruth #nd Myra ENiS ' =7 Toelr three children ,will accOmPAany | are not at 4l backward abott m Hx*_fl&':‘ visitors' from this place Tues- | of Lefingwell. The day alse marked the Rene Caron wil g e the membg's that the Mew Haves = hm‘“ i “alta- e 7 et e B 43 39th wedding anniversafy of Mf. and down ing fré ¥ Mrs. James Dawson. " 5 o e peniclogn o Club at his|ieir -destinations " att campaign of| Harold Lee, who has béén working for | Tuesq Undertaker aft ay evening Mfe, Bila Béebe and . OMANTIC = \ o 37 o ey —— ;y:;e for a meeting this (Friday) éve- solieitfig - the manufaot $i:| T A AtEIns fof two yeirs, is new|Mrs A 3% B “:,'"“ i charge of & AR MUSICAL: COMEDY néss that was going to motor fm working on the Irpad. concerns & fow” ments ago. The il Htrs Dossle Clars Don’t Forget ATTEND THE BIG /ONE-CENT SALE Now GoingOn - ItLasts Three Days ‘ OneCentWilleaDollursWorflm \ . . SPECIALPRICESON . ' ' Teas-—Cufige — Talcum and Face Powders 2 Aflm,afi&mfl;odvduufiOnoCmt&hfm Bnymmfin ; ‘Wbm.fldg&m&dnnmmhmm gc will arrange deferred payments on any of thé abfive il st GARAGE The M. H. Berthiaume Pharmacy : ' most,m UGGIST, THE PRESCRIPTION MAN bean and saldd supper héld in the chureh and Mrs. Jennie |vestry.- A Jarge crowd was in attéhdases 7 150—IN CASI‘—-“Q Y AT THE PLAINFIELD COMMUNITY HOUSE FRIDAY AND' SATURDAY, ocrommwzm Atifll’fl. DANCING AFTER EACH PERFORMANCE LAMB'S ROCKY POINT ORCHESTRA The Best Stiow Yet!—~The Best Dance Orchestra! ADMISSION: Adults 75c—Children 50e—Tax Included THE UNITED STATFS MARINE BAND _ ' “THE PRESIDENT’S OWN” \ srm ARMORY, | WILLIMANTIC, CONN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,1022 ~ * 3P.M. —8i5P. M. BIG USED CAR SALE 'I'n make room for largg ig fall shipments of new cars, we are nlacml $irs stock of hi -gfade used cars on sale at very |tt~rac{m } if did mt contemplate buying a motor car at r-ont 5 b; Bow. 16 will rhean & saving of fert $100 1 n»’uuttm is your fuardntée that every car purchaséd from us ?H: FoyL.L'owmiNG 18 A PARTIAL LIST OF CARS WHICH WE HAVE FOR SALE:— 3MTowmans,htemodek to_choose from. 1922 Studebaker Special Touring—excellent condition. wwflTomg—lmktWeflmdumfine condition. 4 Chévrolet 490 To Models — argain self-st lii!bgfidem-wlimhmatln sttractive prics, mw—-hidmdh fiew tires. Continental Mfi oflier m‘s to choose from. Pricés range from and up. mmmu