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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
STONsNCION

There are indications that Manuel Perry. generally known as "FayaF' was drowned in Stonington harbor. early Wednesday moraing, although his body had not been found up to Wednesday. He left his home about 3 o'clock in the morning and started on a fishing trip in his motor boat. as has been his custom fer many years. His boat was found on Wamhassuck point, opposite Stonington at 5.30. It is believed he became entangled in the fishing geer and was hauled over board, and -sl1e boat continued on and struck on the point. His fellow fish ermen dragged for the body for sev- eral hours MT. Perry came from Fayal and resided in Stonington many years He has a wife. five daughters and a son.
 Stoninston Pointers.
 Major Charles P. Williams is in Boston on business.
 Mrs. Duval. of Islip. L. l., who has been for several weeks with her par cnts. Major and Mrs. Charles P. Will Hams at stoneridge. has returned to her home.
 After a visit to Mrs. Bessie O'Neil, MT. and Mrs. John H. O'Neii.i have re- turned to their home in Newport.
 Members of Nina council. Knights of Columbus, will witness third de- gree work in Norwich Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
BRONX

After spending seven weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Warren Tanner. Mrs. Florence Maynard returned Sunday to her home in Colchester
 MT and Mrs. E. B. Gallup and MT. and Mrs Everett Gallup attended the golden wedding of MT. and Mrs. Ezra Edwards in Voluntown Saturday even ing.
 daughter of Detroit. Mich. visited for several days last week with Mrs. Howard Gallup and attended church Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Everett B. Gallup Of Howard, R. l., are spending part of their vacation here. 2
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Mckenzie and son Julian of Westerly were callers here Sunday
 An interesting grange meeting was held Friday evening.
 MT and Mrs. Russell Siocum of Westerly spent Sunday night and Monday as guests of Miss Cynthia Phillips
 Charles Hopkins and family were callers here Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs. Daniel Gallup. with Mrs. Ezra Gallup. all f DanieIson, were visitors Sunday at E. s. Gal lups.
 Charles Tanner carried four Volun- town teachers to Haliville Friday to attend teachers' meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
BOZRAH

The missionary meeting of Bozrah Congregational church will be held with Mrs. Edwin E. Lathrop Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
 Miss Alice Bishop attended the re- cent N l.. c. Pomona meeting at North Stonington.
 Edwin Lathrop and family spent the week end a Noank.
 About sixty attended the grange meeting last Wednesday evening. Chaplain Eugene Smith gave a talk on the Pilgrim Memorial fund during the lecturers hour. Lunch was served by the Frink family. Members of Bozrah grange have been invited to visit Preston City grange Oct. 2S.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23

a far western town to New York in search of fame. The title refers to the address of a more or less fashiona ble boarding house and in this household. Miss Crothers introduces her unusual and yet perfectly natural characters.
 At any rate, at "39 East" Miss Brothers arrays her characters in per feet good order and with incisive A- dehty the human (not unlike the con- glomerate people ill Miss Brothers "A Little Journey" are soon pitted one against the other. Or, more in ac- cordance with facts, the boy and girl find themselves outcasts in the eyes of the other boarders, all because Spring time is at hand and love finds it's way.
 Miss Brothers first shows us the dining room of "39 East wherein the stage is set for the introduction or the most amusing characters ever drawn by this clever writer. The second is 8 scene in Central Park, and the third the sitting room of the boarding house. The action skes place in a single evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Farnington.-The dedication of St Patricks church, Pennington, will take place Thursday morning. Nov 27.
 Bantam.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Stoddard celebrated their golden we'd ding anniversary at their home Mon day. Oct. 13.
 Danbury.-The local bartenders' or ganization has vacated it's rooms in the block at 279 Main street, which has been leased to the Sunlight baker ies, and the work of refitting the premix ea for bakery has begun.
 MiddletoWn.-The invitatieR to re- move Berkeley Divinity Acol to Hartford and have it affiliateG with Hartford Theoionical seminary, though Berkeley wouia ze.Sin it's identity. ie thought to be the plan Of Dr. William Douglas Mackenzie. president of the Hartford seminary.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
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coffee will be served to all. In the afternoon an historical sketch of the church will be read. Rev. Mir. Living sten, Rev. MT. Watt, Rev. c. H. Palmer, and other speakers will be present. There will be roll cali and special snging. Miss Dorothy Gaisford ef Providence will be the erEanist.
 Mrs. Annie Walmsiey spent a day last week with friends in Richmond
 Stewart Denham, of New Jersey spent Sunday with friends in this village.
 Mrs. Annie Peck and Mrs. Ida N. Kenyon were callers at Hope Valley Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
LYME

chimney fire destroyed the home of Dr. J. c. Ely Saturday night Help was delayed by the telephone being affected by the fire The piano and some other furniture was saved. Dr. Ely was nearly overcome by smoke trying to save valuable papers.
 Lee Harding has bought . house in New Britain and moved there the first of the week.
 Mrs. F. .. Reynolds. who visited her son. H. L. Reynolds. last week. has returned te her home in Essex
 Mrs. Newton Lee of Grassy Hill is visiting her mother Mrs Ida Harding.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hall and MT. and Mrs. Willis Hall spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Morris Peck at iroton.
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra Bailey and their chauffeur of Mt Feraon N. X- spent 2, few days at the home of Mrs. K. N. Bill recently. @
 Mrs William Brown of New York is guest at Judge MarviB's,
 Lyme literary has received 2 gift of fifty books from Charles Wood os Chi cago.
 Prof Pratt of Deep River held the first dancing class meeting the first of the week
 Laurence Reyneids is in bed. the re- suit of falling from a ladder at tho burning Of DF. Eily,s house.
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
EAST KuIMCLY

Mrs Luther Smith. who has been iu, is improving
 Mr Tiuinshast has moved his saw- mill to the Iarkin Woodlot recently purchased by Arthur Lathrop.
 Mrs Horatio Collins and daughter Belle of Danieison visited relatives here Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Warren Williams and MT. and Mrs. Oliver Arnold of North Scituate. R. I. visited relatives at Ma pIecrest Sunday.
 Mrs. Irwin Hi1i Is i'll.
 Lloyd Ste1A is employed at the Con- necucut mills.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Chase and son Clayton of Danieison were guests
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23

both of Coventry. R. T.. were united in marriage at the parsonage Wednesday evening by Rev. G. A. Smith
 MT. and Mrs H. Levi Carr and daughter Thelrna of South Manchester were guests at F. G. Marriott's Tues day.
 Mrs. R. E. Marriott and daughter Mrs. Ethel Sherman. have returned from an enjoyable visit to Lithonia, Baltimore. Wilmington, Granite Guar ry and other places in the south
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Wilcox at tended the funeral of MT. wilcox's cousin in Providence Friday,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs Allen ". Kenyon has returned from Providence.
 Mrs Mayme NA Rogers. who has been at Maplewood farm the past few weeks, is visiting friends in Providence before returning to New London.
 MT. and Mrs. A. N. Hammond spent Sunday in Thompson.
 Mrs. g. A. Cooper has returned from Memorial hospital, Worcester
 The family of James O'Hara is nov ing to New York.
 Mrs. Henry Wilson has returned from visiting her sister in Gardner, AaaA~
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
What Is Going On Tonight.

Feature Photoplays at the DaVIs Theatre.
 Motion Pictures at Breed Theatra
 Moving Pictures at the Auo4tOr.uEn Theatre. s-a-.--s-s4- .,5s East" at Davis Theatre.
 Ladies Auxiliary, No. 54. A O. H., meets in Buckingham Memorial. Palmyra Encampment- No B l. O. O. F., meets in Odd Fellows Hall
 Lafayette Council. No 26s. 1-G- St. J. B. of A.. meets in Foresters' HaH
 Women of Mooseheart Legion, Nc' 124 meets in Moose Home
 Second Division. 4. o. H.. meets in Foresters, Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
Pins and Needles

Roberts Milward's and John English Needles in all sizes
 Only 10c a Paper. Common Pins:
 Steel Pins. 400 count. 4 papers, For ..-..-....... 1ec Beard-s Pins, I6o count. For. 4c Best Quality. Pins, 3e0 count, r or oC Dressmaker's Pins.
 No. 4-Reguiar price 2ec-For 25c Nos. , and $. regular 35c-F'or 2oc Bone Hairpins, in assorted shapes: Reg'clar I5c-Sale price ..... 12lsc Regular 26c - Sale price ..... 17e Defender Safety Pins, in three sizes-Sale price ..-...... 4c Alliance Hairpins, in all sizes. Crimped or plain-SaIe price, 4c I0c Hair Pin Cabinets-SaIe price Sc 2Oc Hair pin Cabinets, Sale price f5c Small Hair Pin Cabinets, For 5c 17c Toilet Pins, in cubes, For 15c Toilet Pins. on csrds-Sale price 4c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
ONECO

Mrs. Fred Parker and two children Of Sterling are spending several days at George Lincoln's.
 Mrs. E. l.. kirknlan and son Russell of Fort Schuyler are visiting at Mrs Whitford'S.
 Herbert A. Kennedy of Central Falls E. F. Waite
 Fred J. Brown and Mrs. Ella Houck.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A

Clothing For Near East Reiies.
 Clothing of all kinds for the Near East relief may be left today (Thurs- day) on first floor of the Thayer building between 10 a. m. and 5 p. m. A ship is secured to sail with the clothing in November.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
Hose Supporters

Best Lisle Hose Supporters, in
 black or white. Four sizes- Sale price ................ 12Lac Sew-On Hose Supporters:
 15c quaIty-Saie price ... 12Lzc 25c quahty-saie price ........ 21e soc quality-SaIe price. ........ Sic Daphne Pad Hose Supporters:
 39c quality-SaIe price ........ 34e 65c quahty-SaIe price |. ...... 5sc
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
Tapes and Binding

25c White Cotton Tape, in 24-
 yard pieces-SaIe price. .--.... 21e English Twill Tape. in black or
 white. Ten-yard pieces. 15 and
 17c widths, For l5c 20c and 2zc widths, For ....... 1ec 25c widths, For ...-....-... <Oc
 White Tape-S yard pieces
 Sizes to 10 - value SC, For Sc Sizes 12 to 2O-value Sc, For 4c Taneta Seam Binding. in black or white and colors;
 25c value-Saie price .......... 21e aec vaiue-SaIe price -.-.....-. 2oe Wright's Bias Seam Tape:
 12-1c values, For. .---..-.t-- LUG 15c values-Saie price. .--.... 121ae lSc and 20c values. For. 1Tc PC values Sale price. ......... 2oe Venus Lingerie Tape in pink,
 blue and White-Sale price Ie I5c Spring Maid Lingerie Tape, in pink. blue and white, For. 12hsc Isc Lady Dainty Lingerie Tape, in pink, blue and white, For 12Lze Rick Ra K Braid.
 15c yaiue-SaIe price .....-.. 12Lec 17c vaiue-Ssie price. 15e FOG value Sale price ......... 17e Snap Fastener Tape regular price e5c q yard-Saie price S1e Hook and Eye Tape - regular price s5t a yard-Ssle price. 21c Weighed Tape-regular price 15c a yard-Saie price -.-.-.- 12Ise Black or White Skirt Betting, width . inches-Sale price. 1oc Double Serge Betting shaped in black or white-Saie price. 4c 15c Warren's Featherbone. in black or white-Sale price 12hao Two-Inch GirdIe Banding. in two-inch Widtn-Saie price. 15c War-en's Boned Skirt Betting tstraight), 21c value-Saie price fSc s5c value-SsIe price ..... 22c Warren's Boned Skirt Betting tcurvedl.
 a5c value Sale price .......- 22c 38c value-SaIe price ...... 25c Spencer's Special Fla
 Sc and I0c Values-Ssie price 7c 1zc and I4c values-SaIe price lie l6c and 1Sc values-SaIe price 15c 2Oc vaiues-SaIe price ... t7c Mercerized Hat Elastic, For. 4c Oval Hat Elastic, For. 4c silk Hat Elastic, For .... foe
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
Hooks and Eyes

Best Quality Brass Hooks and
 wiiite-SaIe price ......, Sc Atlas Hook and Eyes. in All
 sizes. Black or white-Sale price Sc Hygrade Dress Fasteners, For 4e Alliance Dress Fasteners. For Pc Cling Socket Dress Fasteners, For ................. 13e
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
"3e East" at the Davis Theatre TS-
 night.

At the Davis theatre tonight Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert will present Rachel Crothers latest and most sue cessful three act comedy, "3s East which played all last season in New York City.
 The comedy is love story and tells in photogra phic realism the adven- lures of young girl who comes from
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23

Dr. Phffander P. C7axtea, U. 8. Commissioner of Education. who wants all "kiddies" in kinderEar- tens-and has issued a statement pleading for more kfnderEAxten schools and urging parents to send their childrep- In iscautaes whane this educational advantage has net been provided. DE. Hsxton sug- Easts that parents aauNaiat aAo school authasikieossw1kAsa41. 41.gar@~aasar te have this grade sotalblsshea for ~A AR. - sxs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23

Fly time and basebaii are very prop erly contempor&neopA
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
Annual EaH Sale of Notions

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 andav money on eachp purchase Q make
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
Buttons

Buttons
 Pearl Buttons. on cards. For Sc Pearl Buttons-Speeial ........ 7e Fresh Water Pearl Buttons.... 4e Ocean Pearl Buttons. ....... Se Extra Quality Pearl Buttons Sale Priee ............... 1zIze An Odd Lot of Suit and Trim ming Buttons, For a card .. Be
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-19

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