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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

ing and processes and became asscciat- ed with his father in the mill business.
 Later he became the head sf the Will- iamsville Buff company, 8 concern cs- tablished by his father, and, Associated with his brother. Harold B. Atwood, has successfully conducted the enterprise in Danielson for nearly a decade. The brothers also are the proprietors of the School Street garage, located at their plant on School street.
 December II, 1911, Nr. Atwood was united in marrisge with Miss Deborah Russell, daughter of Mrs. Russell and sthe late Congressman Charles A.. Russell, the wedding taking place at Mrs. Rus seHs home in Dayville. .sM
 .Sne survives him with his mother and h;s brother, Ha.old. :@s
 MT Atwood was a member of Moriah lodge, No Is. A. F., and A. M, and of Quinebaug lodge of. .Od1 Fellows. He was one of the best known young men in Danielson. enjoyed the friendship of the public and his death is loss that will be keenly felt. y Fabric Shop-We have secured new. jo- cation on Center street in store formerly occupied by Fournier's fish market Re- tween the theatres,' Will open Tn our new and larger quarters Friday. Dcceni- Der 3.-adv.
 All the evidence h.s b.e. laia b.f.r. the Public Utilities Commission in the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
LISBON

Last Sunday Rev. " .J Reynolds preached the first h a series of seru,tps on The Presence ot God in This World. His text was He had compassion sn the multitude,
 Rev, W. T. Reynolds and ". A. Hyde attended a meeting of pastors and lay men at the Wsuregan house. Norwich, Friday, held in the interest of the, Con gregational World Movement
 Nr.a and Mrs. J. H., Kennedy were rhankssiting visitors at the home of their. son. ]. Ernest Kennedy in Pres ton: Mrs. Kennedy. remained for a few days visit. hr. and Mrs F L. Kanahaa enter tainedS at Thanksgiving dinner MT. and Mrs. Terrey and family of Central VII laEe, and Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds. Nr. and Mrs. F. Et Hyde. Waiter Hyde sister, Ars. F. Slavery and family of Norwich Town. were Thanksgiving guests or Ar. and Ars. L. v. whitford. ia Jew cit City. -'---'
 Mr and Mir. w A: Redd spen, Thahksgiving day in Jewett City with MT. and Mrs Augustus Read Miss Simmons returned to New York Monday after several days visit with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Sim. mons s..-r.-
 Jack Thomas .sf. Springfield. sfass whe was telegraph operator Nor several years at Shetucketi and William Gipsor were recent visitors with friends here. l. Cf1ire Barber of Waterbury, spent Sunday. at the home ofshis father R K | Barber. s.-. The Ladies Aid. society was enfertsln. l et at the personase Tuesday st.enooa.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
MYSTIC

Miss Anastasia Walsh. daughter ef Ar. and Mrs. William Walsh of Green nlanyilie avenue. and Lawrence Rowan. Of DuBois. Penn, were united in mar riage at St. Pairicks rectory, Tuesday morning, the ceremony being performed by Rey. W. J. Fitzgerald. rector of st Patrick's church. The bride wore A blue travelling suit with shat to match and carried a shower bouquet of roses She was attended by her sister, Miss Cath crime Walsh. who carried pink csrus- tions. William Walsh. brother of the bride was best man. After the ceremony reception was held at the home of the brides parents. The bride received many handsome presents Nr and Mrs. Ro- wan left on the lc.47 train for Du Bois. Penn. where they will make their home
 Mrs. Abel Louden of Westerly vas a visitor here Tuesday
 Mrs. Harriet Avery h entertaining Mrs. Hester Prentice. of Los Anrsles. California.
 The. Home Missionary Society ef the Methodist church met Tuesday with Mrs. Herbert Brooks
 Mrs. Samuel Hirbee and sen Georr, have returned from Boston.
 Fred Staplins has returned to Hart ford. after visit of five week. win his sister. Nrr. William McCaurland
 Rev. Jerome Greer has returned from Providence where he attended a meeting of officials of the Southern New Err. land Conference of the Methodist church
 Mrs. Charles P. Wheeler and Mrs Atnetta Cooper were visitors h Scoti.n ] 1 Conn, Tuesday.
 Mrs. John F. Moves has returned trvru z trip to New York
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
LIBERTY HULL,

One coat of paint has been put "o. the church and start has been made on the second coat
 Mr and Mrs Horacs Foote were host and hostess al a family gathering on Thanksgiving day.
 MT. and Nz. George A. Trotte- of Newton, Aasss, were quests of Mrs. E. A Noyes over the hoiidays ,- 2,
 The funeral of Mrs. Fred ". 'Eoomis. of Saranac Lake. was held at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Kinnaird. Tues day afternoon at two o'clock. Rev John H Knott officiating. BN-ial was In the Liberty Hih cemetery. MT. Loom.s had just sold out his. business at Sarznsc preparatory te making his residence m his house here, located opposite O. ". Guriey's: store. Mrs. Loomis was taken severely i'll several weeks ago and wal taken to a hospital in Burlington, Yer mont, where an operation was perform cd She vas apparently gaining but suddenly grew worse. MT. Loonis hal the sympathy of this community wher, he was born and spent boyhood days |. Besides Mrs. Loonais husband there sur. vivs three sisters, Are. John Kinnairc of Lebanon, Mrs. ". E. Sheldon of South 1 Salem. N. J., and Mrs. F. E. Smith of | Sbelburne, Vt, and three brothers 1 Charles CIeland, of New York. Walte, Cleland of Piainheld, Conn. and Ceei cleland of Syracuse. N '. The deats brings Erea. sorrow to Mr. Loonis aged mother. who has had glad antiei. pations of having her son and daughter | in-law near her.
 Mfr. and Mrs. GriE<s of 'rilliuanti, visited MT. and Mrs. Charles z. Good rich. Sunday and attended churcA here
 Mrs. John James of Wiilinantie, former resident and member of the chcil was with local friends and relatives Q, ! Sunday and ezt church. ...... -i
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
PITrNAM

County Commissioners John A. Dadv
 Of this city. Urgele La France of Central
 Village and E. H. Corttis of Thompson
 were at the windham County Home for Children, making periodical visit Wed
 nesday. Messrs. sDzdy and Corttis stated
 that no appointment as deputy jailers will
 be made for the present.
 Wednesday nsrains, the fanersr' ef Charles Tetreault was held from his home with services at St. Mary's church. Rev. Charles F. Bedafd being celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem with Rev. drina Dykenfans and Rev. w.. A Rou- thier deacon and subIdeacons respectively. The funeral congregation. included, "a del- egaticn from Putnam lAeriesof >Dagles, scf
 which Mfr Tetreault was a member. There were beautiful floral piecess.'N Six ne
 phewe Of MT. Tetreault, ssons of his
 brother, Henry, acted as tbearers Flu gene, Thomas, Ernest Henry, Edward and Dewey. Burial was in St. ;. Mary. s cemetery, :. :. ' wiiiiara $. Jshnsen! win leave < Hcxs Monday evening to- spend the winter in
 Folrida.; Mr. Johnson intends to make. the trip south by, easy stages stopping over | at Washington. Pinehurrt and Jackson vile He is to proceed tc Tampa; where
 he expects to remain during the greater
 part of; the cold weather period. Mr, Johnson has procured passports for Cuba l and may include a visit to the island ID l his winter trnveling. ,e;7-sfst gay Major A. D. McIntyre, whs. travels fer a firm of corset rnanufactlrers- is at his l honre in this city for a time. Major Mo | lntEres told 'fhere Wednesday sof encoun- l tertngr snowstorn1s. in Ohio West Vir- 1 ginia, and New York state on a trip that l he has juSt completed. In some places IT central Ohio the snow was dfteen inche. deep. An Interesting; sight on the t' trlr | just completed was the camps near VII, ] lianistown,@ West Virginia, where red i erai troops have been called in te 1iuel disturbaI,c created by ,ytriking Y miners Major Mcintyre; saw .tcated villages oc- l cupied by miners who have been, evic- ei
 as strikers, from the dwellings owned D, I the coal companies. The miners are us
 ing army. tents to live in for the winter as there are no other homes ayaifzbl- l for them. Some the nnens on strike 1 mostly aliens, were earning as high a i s75 "a week when they; quit, work. Pit 1 the poor miner who cannot n man, l cases speak the English lang 1ase an' cannot worry along on mere pittanc' i of nearly 34 ,8oe q year!.,, Killings have, not been ,infrequents In thi !, mining district referred to by Major Nc 1 Intyre the strikers, ranging thernselve
 on hills overlooking the mines and t2kin' I pot-silots at non-union miners as the lat 1 ter entered or left the mines, ; 1 As to general business z conditions l through the states in which he travels
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
How to Be Rid of ss Dangerous Dandruf

| If you have dandrnfr you must get rid
 of it dufckZit's g positively dangerous and FwiH .suteiy run your 'hatrf you don't. | Dandrnffy heads mean faded, brittle,
 scraggly hair that finally dies--new hair
 will notsgrow-then you fare hairless and nothing can. help; you. - The sure way to abolish dandruff for good is to destroy the germ that causes it To do this quickly. Safely and with out srisking a penny. get from your drug gist. a bottle of Partisan Sage. This lis guaranteed Ito Ebantelf all dandrrff, stop 1 itching scalp and falling hair and stirnu- late a new grpwth. or the cost, small as fit.isS will be refunded. .<,;. .s sss Parisian Sage is q scientific preparation that. supplies hair, peeds--an .antiseptic lsliauid, nsithsrs sticky or: greasy, easy to 1 If you want beautiful soft, thick, lus- Etrous hair, and lots Of 1t, by all means I try Partisan Sage. *Dor't deiay-begir tonisht-a little attention Tnow insuree abundant hair for years to come.
 I 4LeeS& 0sgood will supply. you and guar
 bantee money refundedfif you. are not en- Etirely satisfied. e r,s.,.S
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
DANIElseN AND PUTNAM NEWS

condition was favorable and he improv- ed steadily, but a complication neces- sitating a further operation arose and for days Mir. Atwood's condition was r..- sarded as highly precarious. He rallied, however and had been doing splendidiy for the past few days. Tuesday his con dition was so favorable that his ulti- mate recovery seemed assured. but he became. suddenly worse during the ev- ening and died soon after midnight, his heart having weakened under the strain of his illness.
 MT. Atwood was born in Wilfiamsville now known as Goodyear, October 5, 1336, the son of Mir. and Mrs Henry Clinton Atwood. His father was the head of the Williamsville Manufacturing company, which operated the big cI-ton plant since taken over by the Goodyear Mills Co. Inc
 MT. Atwood's education was obtained in the schools of this town, and he was graduated from Killingly High school ir the class of 1905. Thereafter he pursued a private course in textile manufactur-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
EACLEVUIE

The usual festive party on Thsnksrfv- ing day at the home of Mr. and Mrs' ? O. Ninton fhcluded their cousins, Mir and Mn Wooisey of hontclaiy. N. l., NJ. and Mrs Wooisey of New Britain and Nr and Mrs. Hannah of Mansfield Des,o; also President and Mrs. C. L. E<aeh os storrs eollere and Mr. and Mrs Farrinr- ton of Mansfield Depot is in all
 Mfrs Pauline chaIker spent tKe Thanks- giving reeess with friends af wiIiinEtoz Hir
 Miss F. L. Klein was at her home ir Mansfield Depot Wednesday and for the remainoer of the Thanksgiving reoees ni her sisters home in Dalton. Msss.
 The Eagle mills have been running er q two days week schedule recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

early Wednesday morning of Clinton W. - Atwood, well known in. this city, e=po- eisliy among motorS car. dealers. was a shock to his many friends. -'.---
 Sugar was being quoted in one s,o-s in this territory at II cents a pound on D' Wednt sday. drop of q cents per pound from the high record reached . few months ago.. 'si
 Calendars fer 1921 have made ,their zp- pearance-.in this cit-. and thrifty cit.- zens are already collecting enough oi them for their needs.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
MARRTEB.

MILLER -scNANKER-In Montville.
 Nev.-2s. 1920, by Rabbi N. Stanam of Norwich. Edward Miller and Miss Rose 4 iSchanker both of Norwich. ..... = GEoKGE-WI6LIAMs Groton, Nov. ,S5 1920, by Rev GeorENR. .Atha.: John George ef .Groton and Mss Jennie Mill
 dred Williams of Westerly. R. I. R6WAE4wALsH-I -Mystic. Nov, 80, 1920. by Rev. William ]. Fitzgerald
 Lawrence Rowan of DuBois Pa, and
 Miss Anastasia Walsh of Mystic E
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
pANlEtsoN

\ The dsAM, unexpectedly. Wednesday hsfnine iutt hef6re one, o'clock of Clin- taks william whitferd Atweed, at 8 hos pikki in Worcester, e4ms as great sur pfiss ana shsek to kfs relatives and many fsif4as ir D4nieisen. i.
 it Mir Atw6os Became i'll five weeks ago TekSHsy and three weeks ago last Sun dGF was reMsved tos Worcester to under se7as opefAtisn, f6r Appendicitis For se2efsl asys. following the operation hn
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
DEE,

DEE, :; .. ArwooD-In' worcester. Mass Dee. 1. s 1920, Clinton William Whitford Atwesd .q of sDaiielson aged 54 years.
 MILLs-In this city, Dec. 1. 1920, Robert !! Mills. / Funeral at his [. late, home, 12zq. North
 street, Friday morning at s.tze.s Re -duieni mass at St. Patriek's church at s
 o'clock: Automobile cortege. {, Burial in
 St. Maryis cemetery. '-...
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
IkYYs rr prasr ANp SAYS rr LAST.

.AfsrEie c. Harrei, s1s Nicholson St. Nkkfsik Va. writes: "I'ii tell anybody kAn 'Foiey'e Honey snd Tar is all right F<tdtd Me au the Eocd I said it first sa a'll say. n last" Thous2nds of bottles St fhis reliable remedy were bought last wskiy by ca araful mothers 90 as to be pre- r4rHa to check coughs. colds and croup at sAa- 6eginning TtsActe almost instantly er& phlegpn, soethcs raw, irritated mem BfAnes. steps tickling iA throat. Lee t oesooa G. fs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
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nteno) in 0rci bis }wan5jl SG'idtcN
aufgctroaeu un0 Sic i%cilIten Ecrlen
crba,ten Sic mcjitcu &crfleiamaen
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rtiIiIGcn Guclleu 1m0 mar mIhrCn0
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nld}t GIT hnbclL. lit ober lest orrfa
ncl,c i'm M}orft.
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lie Oa$ 6iIAIilbcr ein9claTen mjr0.
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SEN 66dItcn Slang an Dem @t6ict
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ciui0cr becdtea9)rertcn GrfoI1c oui
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md, mn Elm gnte@ Stii5d)en cntFcrnf
II icin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26
Tfrrat an bic entente.
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lOicn &crratS oes eigcncn Batter
lambs iibcrfubrt.

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ciqencl NQterlanoe9 ali oie entente
tontmiiiion fam 0ieier Gage por DEM
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ban0lung. Der Sdmeioer &arl @ng
ner oll@ GbcmIit bette iib luegcn
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&crrot nlilitdrilhcr Bcbeimniiie III
Iateiuhett nit ein1m &srJehcn ser
9uunOr0erung 3u eiueut lolheu Ser.
Qcbcn 5t peraltruorten. Wo1ter mar
pom Sui 1919 bis Alt9pit 1920.
Sd)iiGe bcim Sd)iiBcnreglmellt II
%nt 6rilAiubr trat CT NIT u~lltcrgeorO.
lIetel Grloueu Der Ntiiutl{cr Gn.
tentctomminiun III gcieIiga! @c}ie-
bungcll, er lMclte ljd nitt, an
Gnie nGlJrlteu1Oi" III llniiorm All
Dem rclcrui,rtcn Ilih Der HommiI'
lion, Dem i|Olcnonuteu 6ran5oicn
tiidl, 3laG 81 uctfmeu. Tort ultr0c
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5er0t, i~u3beipu0cre @eiditbc, TluQ,
5utJHtotore NoIiGL Iflu1ition II. a.
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&omnHliIon SIT pcrrattl. @ciiints
memo iir i'm mar cine W}jttcilunQ
Der GrteHt'toumiNion. oa3 cr ais
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les crholtcn ioQtc. Sir ocn Sail. ou;
g linn acljnlcu ioIttc, lucrtuoQc3
oerborgen3a &ioterlal ici3uitcQcn
hattie luh 24ouNtr olt20eoumgtn. 0o6
tr 'otort III cliem 4uto uQt Wtainf
dtbrudlt luer0e uno BORT 0urd litr
mittIHal Der Characterization e.
ltl Hu9lou0paB erboltc. Die &c.
u%iibuuQcu, 0lc Molucr auitcQ.e
lportn lId)t non Grioll; cr iouo
nId't@, mas CT an Sic Mommiiiiou
bdltc ucrrottu t0uHcu. ShlltGlid,
lDpute cr ejueH &aliuucutsflmcra
otrt. clnGu @sirrt.aL sur Wtteiliauu9
ar Niticr Glan0urbrit o~ufior0eru;
cr lt2.Ltt Dem ocirc,tcu por, or be
tIlto2 'id Don in druItlct &cradlt
nilleu mo t3untt ar 0iti, 9&ejIc
ltjne &@cbcu@ln1c pertcIicrn.
III inlrrr Gerh1uNh,r, ,,t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-26

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