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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-25
DEATHS

wife kfTNSHAR, c6SEI.. e. 1G:1 @nc, E1hIzA9ET5 LIZ
a9 fs"ds ao rssdsHss G'sd 1923 sS nff r. is,S
Gcsu os@ ioso requiem fn Tew ShTToe Of
Kindly omit flowers.
MAHANEY.-April %. DAVID c., hus-
band Of Mary Brown Mahaney. Relatives
$50 4; NJ. residence, rear of 2sS Z. coiiom
Ersns, f. GsrmSnt9%n ,sol soGmn rsausm mass 81
sepuichre Gem. Auto funeral. ne al NJ INT i''''
John Malone. R.ia.lves and trisnds arc in.
from hor iats re,Idoncs 2ss9 r fla Harold oil m St
Solemn requiem mass at 81. AIMS Church
10 A. NJ Int. Holy Redeemer Gem.
y: ,MATGMD;sApril IAGSDn:;sA "a. JOHN. husband Of
Invited 70 services. We'd p, ~. ~ resdemos imos
s. r.;U%n son-'n;law ,v GeorgS g MacLc@n; 6o25
vate.
cSSMieR %5sTtS@ As
S e,h ST. soS%n TSEG nix reausm a M Ssa
at St. Francis Xavier Church at 10 A. N
to 10 " in "S od S' cStSsSaa Ti%Sa NeG Gem from
11ih st. April 20 1if dE6RGE 6RsfS"SS %: NIL MfLES \
aged so; Relatives and friends. also In.
No. 2, g. A. r., and all other ORGANIZATIONS Ss
the David II, II. sehuylcr Bldg. Broad d. and Si
5n Diamond ToHi sss TO- Int priyan,e. Remains may
u HRS ADF sosmn ss EMMA hnsha4. f
Church, OF Good Shepherd, Rosemont Pa
We'd. 10 A. VI. Int, private, Columbia Pa.
MS0FE5SS%S$G 6:s.S sEsd Il T$RT Sn.T.w wife %.d Gt
HSS b. "HSs fn Ssw s. EswsT1s Cam Church
MOORE. = on April Il. MARTHA w
daughter OF the late George W, and Caroline
ma Fr,,Aa -.
a 10 o'clock at st. Clements p. T.. 1cShaas chureSs
2VH HsS cgSpr EbNT SNSr1ms1t %Itop priystS
from residence OF son. w. L. Olsen. Bsa7 \
G@TIisle Ct ,ns St n Int, GTeenmoSnt Gem, Re.
oSEiLk@KprTiis sTsG a. a'G ROSE NJ H. y VII. r. o,
John, John T. o,NsLll tn.e Floyd, Relatives and
late reslds"ce reside" 4o5s 'fS Rar,ns u; ssc So:
aHrNSIn In' At ApIP aYy gs SFo,s SMfT Gsn VIII. .,
frem .osdonos. 2ooS T. somer.et ] ST St Solemn
bv nER3M2IER .R3 % = On April 2s CHARLES
4, II; Kans Arctic Lodsg, No, IFS. l. o, o g.
oS"T f. nsiT iHFfEs FEs csSstSS, sSSM st st S IN:
'"Tment Ttr e. : HilIsldG SoSme,eTy;
friends arc invited to funeral services, Tues.
II A. NJ, residence OF hor daughter. Mrs,
George Koim Whites road, Lansdais Pa,
Int private.
RoBERTs.-Aprll %. ANNA E. widow
7 p. N.. at 823s y, 5th st. Int. private,
R9rHRocK'TAprtl 22, 1921. IpA G., be
OF Matthias ard Ida Schwaab (nse Emmerioh)
aE'd 81, Relatives and friends invited h
funeral services. Tues, 1880 =. NJ precisely
residence OF her brother-in.law, Theodore
yH"l TI",y,DS 2?Gl %Ir s. 22s Il 4 Int Arlington Gem
RUSSELL,-April IS MARY RUSSELL.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 funeral,
Tues, r. Al, residence Of her niece Mrs.
william Faults 27b9 N. Newkirk st. Int.
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DEATHS

~ GuRREX; ApE!I e. p. 1osEPHINE Gtr:y ,I.: m;
aS %nnSF STd aged g asnd "Hs "r'
2SS p. Nj: at her late SnUS reSidenSSe' c 2S28 N
'H DATyApSr mt SiiS$se @ 1877 SSF'nESTq T%TRlcK hus.
band OF Mary Davey (nee DoughertyI Rela-
t,vcs and friends also Dty No =; 4; o;
A.; Connausht Mems Society, Co. Sligo. and
a. p; Ksegan Cpmmanity Club are invited fr",n
agem mass at St: Thomas Aqunas' Church
0S2 BGvHrTRbr T. lnb HSy 81 GHTART&E cI3Si Gs wife
also i. V. N, isodolity Of the Holy child
$40 a. y; Hsh mass Of requiem at the
Holy child Church 10 A. NJ. Int Holy
Cross Gem.
Dsa 39%S $Si$s"f s
%mG ali "S Shet s d % G M he N o.
member. are invited to funeral. Tues, $50
M from sd.mn eii late SsdsnSs iSs
chaels Church 10 A NJ Int. New cathe-
'rfs psIf.GMioRE.-on fL.GfHMioRE Aprl %. SARAH. wifi.
of Samuel k DIlImorc Cncc schysaS' Funeral
sSn%s s 81 TSoSdfS at late SrISe
BEIEFY ! ynss Msffyor!. ft u Vie ~ q &iiiiS@ +
residence 5ll0 Baltimore ave. Solemn mass
,EE:n}GEI--,suddcnly, ApTil %, ANN ELIZA;
nds ' are nsd NJ dp" To as attend " funeral ssrV S
SST! st. FSsnStS!a" Int. S' pFi"Sse Remains
Eand Of catherine. Evans, Relatives and
We'd, $50 p. NJ. OF his late residence. 25Oa
y 18th st. Int, Forest Hills Gem. Viewing
FoX.EAprA 81, JANE BRADLEY. widow
of John Fox. Relatives and friends invited
70 funeral Tues. 7;sO 4. NJ. residence, e21
Malochy's Church A. NJ Int. Holy Cross
FOX. @ or "a Aprp q MARIE En-, A.; wife Q, Of
late John Hawkins Relatives and friends
invited 70 funeral; on Tuesday at $40 4 NJ.
quiem mass Church OF Our Lady OF Victory
10 A Int HSy 81 TGES;f GEGsGs Gs% w husband
Of thn late srnOn FroGs, Nsscd 80. Rclatiyes
End friends. also Ellis Post, No. o O.. A. r..
iM;oI, and sSryivCrs ll4th R"gt Psnns' ycs Are
S1 rcsicnes e dt ""isS Gauahser SSrv'Sc 90 ats
,iMrmanttown, Int private, chelten Hills
FREY'%Xpriii Is i" 20. y9 JOHN rE"i o.. husband of
Rosie Frey. aged 3s Relatives and friends,
HsS TU%pe Ts'faS%'n Enc"mpmSnt SasC MO- TS 1oo % O. F
oSS nGrEdS hsnsfs! MsS v',sd
dale. Pa Friends may call Tues. eve. Int
private.
GEATENs.-Aprn 90 NORBERT j., son
Of Bernard J. and Ella T, deatens. aged 10.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend fu-
neral. Tues S30 A. NJ, residence OF hIs
At st. Francis de Sales Church 10 a. NJ
Int Holy Cross Gem.
PHINE NESBITT GRAHAM Service on
Tuesday morning at II o'Clock az the oliver
". Bair Bldg, 1920 Chestnut st. Int.
private.
GREENAN,--At Atlantic City n, j..
| April "a. JOHN J., husband % Lille 4.
Greenan (nee McGonglel, Residence. 1907
:, Broad ST.. Phila, Due notice OF funeral
later,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-25
SHORE POLICE HOLD
I. MURDER SUSPECT.
Friend of Count Won PickIer
Arrested With Two
Women
ALL GIVEN THIRD DEGREE"

Atlantic City, April 25.-James Dom
svant. former employees at the st.
Charles Hotel. was arrested late yester-
doy on suspicion in connection with the
murder Of Count Heinrich Won Pickler,
whose body was found ten days ago on
the outskirts Of the city.
The arrest followed an all lnight and
a,l.day grueling Of two women and two
men BY Prosecutor Gaskill. Of Allan
tic County. who is in charge Of the
ease, and his detectives. Each person
was questioned separately In different
,ooms. and then followed comparison
~ notes. It is said that Donavant was
friendly with one of the women quizzed.
Worked With the Count
Donavant worked for several years at
tbe 81. Charles. where Count Won Pick
ier was also employed under the as
,umcd name Of Henry Buehler. with
which he hid his real identity during
tbe twenty six years in this country.
Donavant was friend Of the dead man
and is known to have accompanied him
an tours of the northside retreats.
Donavant Is Southerner.
Further than to admit that Donavant
was taken into custody in connection
with tho murder case Prosecutor Gaskill
would say nothing. 1t is known that he
was put through the third degree by
county officials in his cell in the City
Jail but the prosecutor refuses to state
yvhethcr he had thrown any light on the
crime. No definite charge has been
lodged against him, his ticket at police
beadouarters merely stating "investi-
cation" He is held, however, without
bail.
Donavant left the st. Charles abou,
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DEATHS

HALBERsTADT.-AtP PottsvIlle. on Sat
HAZE ASF F. Sa pr pr1aio SE9RSh @
may be. viewed on Tuesday, between tho
nSdGs fssdsnSs Ss !s West aH& Marked 2 ST. Sf late
HENDERsoN.-April -, SOPHIE. wife
of John Henderson Relatives and friends
2 p. NJ ut tho parlors OF d. H. Bowen a
Son. cor. both and Catharine SITS. Int. pri-
vate.
HICKS (nee HGrnory, widow q William 6 6
aeon. at 2 o'clc,k at tn, residence OF her
SD st. Intermcnt private.
HILL.-.on April %. 1921, ADD OGDEN.
wife Of Warren hili' Relatives Relatives and friends
Icnce. 2si 7th ave, Haddon Helghts n, J,
Interrnsnt at Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Friends
may call Monday eve.
late Elizabeth Hoey. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral Tues, 8 a. NJ,
Hish requiem mass Church OF Our Lady OF
Victory 9 NJ. Int. New Cathedral Gem,
HdFFTNA of 30 Agr g. s:S e. 81. oa 1dS nHD5
"Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock at the
oliver II. Bair Bldg. 1920 Chestnut st, Int
" HOFFMAN. % ANNIE v. wife of
Martin L. H9fPaH in her SSsh ysST sHs seTy
st. III, FsTnwOOd Gem, Friends cali Mon.
HtGHES;;;-AApr!l 90, JOHN u. husband
d. and Ann Hughes. formerly OF Shenan-
Sosh Pa cRn RELATIVES ,S0 S0d fEteT9s' also
Kensington Commandery. No. Al. p. o, 8.
& Al 30 LGut cSy Henry r ,T,sSS DeS6eTt Camp
John w, Conner. 8o5s Frankford ave. ave- Int
private: Oakland Gem. Viewing Mon. 10
y joHNsoN.-Aprli %. JENNIE r., wife
Of Alexander johnson. Funeral services
TSSs to%s mt MT StS HSsGS"Gs cem @fms Phs
KANEmiAP5!l 22i MARY ~ X daughter %; Q,
Anthony's Church 10 A. NJ. Int, Holy
x,ss ,Sshstr@Ss y e. kss,S Es;SASHTn 1sSs %s$
ssrs ssTys' city Linz: @rSS''y S nrT pr
KING.-April 2s WILLIAM s., husband
and fr!snds Invited to attend funeral Wed.
8 A., NJ. from his ta:her- 'n-law's residence.
William Joyce. 1910 Bowman St. Falls Of
Bridget's Church o;3o a. NJ Int Holy
sSRGISh5c SiR.GXSthhoRN'Hsuddqnry. Nm at his residence
Mill road ard Asbury ava., Molrosc Park
pa on Arm -; 1921, SAMUEL, husband
years. Relatives and friends are invited to
o,c!ocE, at the ,oIlyer i, BAR HiGG;! iS?0
may View romaiuS Tuesday evening
LaRUE.--At her residence, 3l07 Walnu.
St, IN April ~, 1921. EMMA H, wife Of
RenjRrin .. LnRue Funeral private.
LEE,-"on April "a. MARTHA DTNNEY
LEE. Relatives ani friends arc invited 10
the scrvicoS, On Tuesday evening. at =
O'Clock. ~ the oliver II, Pair Bldg, 1920
Chestnut st. lntcTment private.
LoNG.-Aprll %, WILLIAM W. LONG,
dence b440 Spruce St Int, private.
IONG-April %, MARY Il. daughter OF
Alexander 81 and Susanna n
her 0Sth year. Relatives ani friends are
invited T. attond funeral services; Tues 3
Henry Ruth, Jr,, 2SSS II. Sth ST. Int. pri,
NPte.
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Deaths

Ter, Of John and Mary Andrews. Relatives
md .nd friends, also members Of U. T. Pres6y.
snd ssnd sixth;srade scholars OF the Ludlow Pub
~ r.s seh9olf are invited to funeral serViiSoeIn ioI
Howard st. At Int her prHs,e SsS NorsS ceSaP
Hill Gem. Viewing Mon. to 10 p. NJ,
!, "A ,AA3NDREws.--AprIl 90. JOHN, sr:; hGs; US
5s.D." sanU OF late Annie Andrews Relatives anu
iG.s Tues; . P. M.. late residence, 1928 \.
iiin. I'm St Int. Mt, Peaca Remains may be
ANDER 4, husband OF X Hafer BaughSr
,Sc,, SsSm - Hears Services on Tuesday adet asm5
Hhnom; at ocioc:t, at his late residence: SsU"
ia'' papers please cory.
gG4Is NHi IKE. 1TT,' enee 81 $Shra@m5 5 born a
fnriGnnds; also I,oeai Logan zIfk;l. 80; l. e.
A. ~ NJ nro invited TO funeral; Mrn', ,S' %,
Ss. 4, M ate residence, 1914 n ,Irah GrHiS c,S st
Church 10 a. NJ !a:. private.
,hELEIEID. Anril 20, 1921. JANE,
W. WE o. Alfred l., Bclheld and dtnGh'@f 0I %.
AoHHRc"ment OF funeral later. ,, now
bGYLE.-.on, April -, ANNA BOYLE, ~
y Of berrydoua !Mf cdSnS Donegal o
r.ll nsrsl on Wednesday, at 100 q, M; from from
/ N, FELTON, st. solemn requiem mass Church
ToI; g our Lady Of Rosary, . a. m. Interment
!, IufIi$ SSPsi':S ss JOHN X. son as The
as Pr William r. ana Margaret X Bright
,satlyes and friends aro invited 10 ate attend
Horton St Solemn high mass at Our Lady
az, ine Rosary Church 10 a. NJ Int. Cathe-
,hRooKE.-Aprn, pa. SARA, NJ, daughter
j. Milton and Sarah Brooke. Relatives
s.Ty,cngie .I Trends are invited to attend funeral
&paper Mil roads Enfield Pa Wed. .
TsrmI,Sost, ITy4I ot / ;o2 p; T train from Reading
,,,a ,h,RCw% - AplII %. 1921, ELLEN E.;
e ,ryleS to attend funeral SsIS NV
tisTo!l ir9!ll s, H!gh mass at St; colqmbas 5
nGGteh 10 A. NJ, Int. Old Cathedral Gem.
soroSR soGroASRRRoLL-At Memorial Hospital 51S; Boz; !;
6iTSM 6TSIr daughter OF the late r. Nicholas and
hannah br Carroll. Services on TUESDAY morn
is, at 1880 o'clock, at St David's Church
Patrick J. and Margaret coen,, Rela:
a"f fr!snds aso pupils Of 5hrd 6gyitSS gCiEtdSs
PSNSe, &C., CG4 \; 2sd T. solemn requiem mass
5Rt TIpGn WGGTIn OF st. Francis Xavier 10 a. NJ
SCqPE.-ApTii 81. LuELIA. wife of Wal;
&ri.pnS, -, Cope (nec Rurnham) Relatives and
.ur 70, are invited to attend funeral serv-
is WEueS p ~. at her lats ,,.Tss TssidSGGS GoDe
,GUNDEY,-AprIl 2s. zETA b.. daughter
IA s'e Isaac and Elizabeth Cundey. Rela.
,sh School and professional associates in.
rnt St 70 funeral services, We'd, 2 p, NJ >.
otIh9er,s residence, Clarence Cundey, hO0S
gss. t. T. 0 5"f +. ?MII'a'e' NV FRIENDS may call
rFiS4 car4aR% MAEGARFr Isss iuUs4s w6I
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Moore, Isaa II. Clothier, Jr., Rabbi
Krauskopf and james A., Flaherty,
supreme knight Of the Knights of Co
lumbus. Senator Knox may also speak
John V. Loughney,. master OF the
Fourth Degree and chairman OF the
Committee of 100 in charge Of the
affair, will be chairman Of the dinner.
A reception to the Cardinal will be
given in the Red Room and Glover
Room prior to the dinner. The Clover
Room had been engaged by the Pres
byterinn Social Union, but was sur
rendered by the union.
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CARDINAL DINNER TONIGHT
One Thousand Expected to Attend
Banquet at Bellevue. .Stratford

II is estimated that nearly 1000 men
will attend the dinner in honor of Car
dinal Dougherty to be given at the
bellevue Stratford, tonight by the
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus.
The speakers will include Lieuten-
ant Governor Edward Beidleman,
Bishop Thomas u Shahan, of the Cath
olic University, Wnshinaton Mayor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-25
IN MFNIGRIAM

CRYER.--In memory OF EDWIN D.
&fER who was killed In service April "a,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
DAVIS THEATRE

Lionel Barrymore, the dist.nguished actor, came nearer to being real hero than the part actually called for ir thu making of The Devils Garden. his .1tess cinema starring vehicle, which will be shown at the Davis theatrc. wednesday and Thursday
 In thrilling scene Barrymore, play in gthe part of William Dale. goes fr the rescue of several babies trapped in an upper floor of a burning orphanage- The scene was filmed according to plan but the unexpected occurred when tho clothing of one Of the extras playing the part of fireman, caught fire. Barrymore saved the man from se- riaus injury by distinguishing the fire h his clothing with his own coat Int stars hands were scorched and his coai ruined as a result.
 The fire ana rescue scene which conner as climax to the story, is said to bt one of the most gripping ever filmed.
 Out of the SnoNs. a National picture written by E. Lord Corbett and direct ed by Ralph Inee. who also enacts tho leading role. will be the second feature Another Of those ludierous Skipper comedies entitled The Shippers Buried Treasure. will also be shown Don't rfief the .Toonsrville Trolley that meets al trains
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
LAWN FETE BENEFIT FOR
 NORWICH GIRLS CoMAFUKTTH

A lawn fete for the benefit of tho Norwich Girls Community club. win Miss Rosalie Decatur Richards. dan seuse, and Henry La. Fontafne. soloist. ii being arranged by Mrs. Albert H. Chase assisted by the members of the Wo- mems council who are in town to bs held at ST Crescent street, on Friday evening. July 2s. al o'clock. Miss Richards, who has volunteered her ser. vices for this entertainment. Is spend. ing the summer with her grandmother Mrs. Charles L. Richards. and Is zn accomplished pupil of Nearie veateh oi Chicago.
 Henry La Fontaine needs no intro duction to a Norwich audience. and hif fine baritone voice in a charming groIp of songs. combined with the graceful and artistic costume dancing of Mis- Richards will afford an evening of de- lightful and unique entertainment
 The club Is much indebted to Mr. and Mrs. Claudius V. Pendle4on. for the use of their beautiful lawn. as well as tc Mrs. Charles Colt. pianist. and Miss Eli zabeth Lane, violinist. who have given their services as accompanies.
 Ice cream. homemade candy and lem onade will be sold by the girls of the Community club and it Is hoped thai the public will avail themselves Of the opportunity to help the girls hnalece their clnb, while spending an enjoysbh evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
Breed rhsotr. and Majestic Roof eAra.,

Breed Theatre and Majestic Roof Garde1
 Some of the most magnificent and cost. ly gowns ever created are displayed ir one Of the lavisa scenes of Dangerous Toys the Federated all-etar feature. with a cost including William Desmond Frank Losee and Margaret Clayton which is playing at the Breed theatre ard Majestic Roof Garden today and tonight
 Miss Clayton wore most of the gowns but at least score are shown. some be- ing worn by professional msnnequfns h one Of the leading fashion establisaments Miss Clayton in the picture plays the role Of Mrs. Gray. wife of the secretary of bank president. with e psssion for beautiful clothes.
 In order to wear gorgeous gowns and at the same time help her husband Anzn- elally, she becomes a model in pae es- tablishment and there meets the banh president He offers to give her a real taste Of weath and luxury, and she &C., cepts
 A noted Fitua avenue establishment; was communicated for the scene. and their latest models were worn Tsou- sands Of dollars worth of fncry arr shown in this single scene. which is pari of a stirring drama of romance. Other pictures on the bill include the sixth episode of The. Son of Tarzan.-- the Pathe News and Century comedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
MRS. COOPER SAYS
 II SAVED HERLIFE
Had Been Told That Change of Climate Was Her Only Hope.

T honestly believe Tanlsc saved my life three years ago. and I've oeen praising t ever since. said Mrs e F-
 At the time l first took Tanlac we were living in Philadelphia For months my stomach had been out Of order, and had gotten in a terribly rundown con dition- Then I took inhuenza. and nc one thought I would ever be well again The flu left my stomach in an awful condition ] could scarcely eat anything. and the least bite of food would bloat me until l could hardly get my breath, and nv heart nalpitated SO bad was airnosi distracted for fear ! had heart troupe From October until March I wasn't able 10 dress myself. and my husband and did not think I could live. ! nad rnsn; backache caused my kidneys being ots- ordered Sleep vas almost impossible for me. and often at night was SO nerfcuf and miserable just could not help cry
 %wer. I was finally told that my only hone was 10 get out of Phladelph somewhere and maybe the change would help me but we saw Tanlac so highly recommended that I decided to try t and it ia just simply wonderful the way helped me In a little while my stomach was in Euch good condition ! could eaf anything l wanted. and was soon uF doing all my honsewerk and ieelinE 1a 5oyed the best of health until recently, when I caught a cold that caused me fo get in a rundown condition But have just been taking Tanlac again and it cer- tainly has made me feel fine I'm in the best of health, have a splendid appetite
 am eating just anything want, even beans and sour kraut. and feel goed al the time I just wi1h everypooy h New Haven could know how wonderful raniaI Tanlse Is ssid in Norwich by The Nn. tforai Drug St7res Corr
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
ROCKVILLE

Rev. E. P. Mathewson of Ashaway spoke in the S. D. B. church here Satur- day morning.
 The Washington County Central Chris tian Endeavor union held its quarterly rally in the Seventh Day Baptist church here Saturday evening. Rev. Ava l.. Davis of Ashaway gave the address Miss McGonegal gave a talk about the recent convention in New York. Music was pro- vided by the choir and a cornet solo was rendered by Frank Nj. HilL After the services all were invited to the parish house. where sandwiches, cake and cof- fee were served. A good number was present from Hope Valley and Shamrock, also several from Carolina and Ashaway. An invitation was accepted from the Shamrock society for the next rally to be held there
 Miss Maida Burdicl of Stamford Conn, who Is spending the summer at Quonochontaug Beach. has been the guest of Miss Florence Barber at Wood crest for few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Palmer and daughter Maribel of Westerly were guests Saturday of Miss Jennie Burdlck
 Mrs, Frank Monroe of Providence was recent guest of Mrs. Byron L. Kenyon
 J. Palmer Greene. who was seriously injured by fall seven weeks ago. Is so mSch improved as to get out of doors a little. ,t~f
 iLaverne Burdick Of Boston is. tn, guest of his sister. Miss Jennie Burdick
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
4 Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent IL
Three New Dwelling Houses For Norwich

During the past week there have been eight building permits issued by Fire Marshal Howard L Stan. ton showing that there Is to be no de- crease in building operations until the cold weather starts in. These building permits include three dwelling houses one a two- o-tenemenr house and the others one and one half story houses. Four new garages are to be erected, one a large concrete structure and the others of wood construction. So far this month 14 applications for build ing permits have been granted and indications are that there will be sev- efal others issued during the present week.
 Charles Nowosadko of 1Ro North Main street is to erect a twot tenement frame house. The house will be 32x46 feet and two stories in height. The foundation will be Of stone and concrete and the frame work will be of spruce covered with red. cedar shingles The roofing will be of shingles. The in- terior will be of plaster and hard wood floors. Each tenement will be of seven rooms and bath.
 Benejamin Andruskiewicz is to erect frame dwelling on Carpenter street in Thamesville. The building will be 1Sx22 feet and 1-2 stories high. There will be six rooms and bath. The con strnetion will be of frame with plaster walls and hard wood floors.
 Albert Gordon is to alter a barn on Boswell avenue near Mohegan avenue IS to be erected on the stone founda- ton will be 40x20 feet and l l-2 stories into dwelling house. The house which in height. It will be of frame construct ton with all modern coAVeniences. At 200 West Main street Charles Rubin is to erect a large concrete garage. The garage is to be 25x45 1t long and 10 it. high. There will be q cement floor and the roof will be coy- cred with tar and gravel
 A garage 17x10xs feet will be erected by Bekris Bros. on North Main street The building will be of spruce frame with Nort Carolina pine boarding anC l rafters. The roof will be covered with Z 1 slate surfaced shingle
 l Mrs. G. L. Bidwell is to erect a fram, 1 garage at 147 Mckinley avenue for tn, i accommodation of one car. The garag, will be 12x1sx9 feet. It will be Of spruc,
 frame shinged sides and roof. The flool will be of heavy material and the in.
 terior T:a be of matched boards. Louis A. Combies Is to erect a fram, garage at 75 Mowry avenue. The build 1 ing will be 12x16x9 feet with novelt,
 siding and composition roof.
 Permission has been granted Joh,
 Carney to alter his property on Mail
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
PLAINFIELD

Plainfeld won the second game fn the series with Moosup and with it the championship of the town Of Plainfeid. Sunday. on the local grounds. so. Ra- ney, on the slab for Plainfieid. pitched superb ball. He allowed but one hit only one man reached second base. struck out thirteen, and all in all had the Moosup aggregation at his mercy. Bassette' of Moosup, steadied down af- ter the hrst inning and kept the Plain- field nine biting at them. A large dnI- egation from Moosup were on hand. but lost their enthusiasm after the first yn- ming. Gosselern, the locals first sacker had busy" day
 The summary.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
AT THE DAVIS THEATRK

The Robert z. Leonard-Mae Mcrray combination whics produced many sue. eessful pictures in the past, Is again re- newed in the Paramount production o' The Gilded Lily" which VIII be shexn at the Davis theatre for the last time today. The story was written especially for Miss Murray and presents her at nas best She has the role of Lillian Drake a dancer, who tires of the gaieties of q cabaret life, and longs for a cosy home and wedding ring. She meets Franl thompson, a country boy. Then begins a struggle between an unsoplisticateo yocth and a clever man schooled in the intricacies of modern New York life, with an altogether surprising outcome. Low ell sherman is the leading man.
 "A Preside Brewer a Mack Sennetf comedy and Paramount Magazine VII also be shown.