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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-12

The Lineup.
Rock Island (0). Davenport (0O
Lamp, re, WOldvogel. =.
March, TT Krasuski II
Mayer, re-. Herzburg. lg
DOMAIN. (Capt), LIeBuhn. e
Ash, lg- Henry. re-
HAN, II Goddard, TT
Pannell, lie. Fennell 70
Shelter, Oh. Camp VII
Hunter, rh. Kloppenburg (CapD IF
Olson, In. ArmiI IN
Rinck, fb. Stetson IN
Substitutes Rock Island: Reed
for Olson; Olson for Reed; Alvine
for Mayer; Anderson for Olson =
Searle for Panneu. Davenport:
Tullis for Woldvogel, Boardman
for Henry; Fuchs for Armil; Ras-
hid for Stetson. Feferee: Walter
Stegeman, Chicago. Umpire: Glenn
Smith, Monmouth. Headlinesman.
DIR. Harry Frey, Rock Island.
Time OF quarters-12 minutes.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
MYSTIC

The annual meeting of the Mystic branch of the Red Cross was held las. Thursday evening in Community House. The reports of the committees showed that a great deal of hard work had been done by the organization during the year and that numerous cases of need in Mys- tic had ben relieved through the minis trations of the Red Cross. The roll call Of 1920, which was in charge of Mrs. Ernest Rossie, showed an enrolment of sos. The sum of $500 vas sent to the European Relief committee for the starv- ing children of Europe. Hiram Burnet and Isaac Cundall were appointed a nom- mating committee and named the fol- lowing persons for the offices to which they were elected:s Chairman, James Cooper; first vice chairman, Miss Joanna W. Burnett; second vice chairman, Mrs. A. W. George; secretary, Mrs Mary F, Hill; treasurer, A. W. George.
 The following chairmen of committees were named:
 Surgical dressing, Mrs. George /. B. Leonard; membership, Mrs Christopher c. McGaughey; first aid, Mrs. Wilfred S. Lamb; civilian relief, Rev W. J. Fitzger- aid knitting. Miss Edna L. Wheeler; fin ance, Lauis P. Allyn; comfort bags. Miss Eleanor Fish; publicity, Miss Bessie w Heath; military relief. Miss Elizabeth T Mallory; members of the board. Mrs John Rosie, c. E. Lamphere and Isaac Cundall
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
FITCHVILLE

John Chapman and his dog Rock, Ike Perkins, Roy Bashaw and Mr Bashaw went coon hunting Wednesday night to Bargy Ledges. Soon Rock got on the tracks and in about two hours got a 22 pound coon after fine run. This makes the eighth coon that Rock has got. so far this year. If any ott.sr dog can beat this Rocks owner would like to hear about it.
 Fred Rogers of Bridgeport has been visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs Charles Rogers.
 Miss Etta McGrath spent w~ week end in Columbia, the guest of Miss Carrie Green. While there Hiss McGrath had the honor of being a guest a ta coon supper given by Bert Green. There were 15 present.
 The Community club girls gave a so-. cial and dance Friday night which proved a success.
 Bernard Vanners of Naugatuck and a party of friends motored to Fitchville Sunday and spent the day with friends.
 Miss Mamie Lynch left Monday for New Haven. where she will spend a week visiting friends.
 A large number of people from this place attended the Davis theatre We'd nesday night to see Walter Scanlan in Irish Eyes
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Kingberger and MT. and Mrs. Francis Gribbin and daughters. Mary and Catherine, motoreo to Hartford Sunday and spent the day with MT. Gribbins' brother, Peter Crib bins.
 Miss Margaret Sugrue of Naugatuck and Miss Mary Carmody of Woodmont were week end callers on local friends.
 Mrs. John Elfstrom of Hartford spent the week end with her parents, Mir and Mrs. A. D. Winchester
 Miss Ellen Powers spent the week in Uncasville with her aunt, Miss Ellen Holmes.
 Saturday evening, the 18th, Mrs. Ar thur Chapman was given a surprise par ty at the home of her sister, Mrs Will. liam Kelly. Whist was played and re- treatments were servN
 Tuesday morning a, horse from Boz rahvil,e hitched to a buggy in whica, were two boys and a. girl shied and ran. throwing the three out and bruising them badly
 Oliver Bellefeur of Boston is spending fe wdays at the home of Mrs. Arthur.
 Wednesday, Rev. W. D. Fetherinyton visited in Yantic and later attended the farewell reception of Rev George Henry Strouse, of the Norwich First Baptist church. Thursday eveninc the c. E. meeting was held with Mir and Mrs. E. c. Wheeler of Yantic A large number was present and grand meet ing was held under the leadership of Miss Charlotte Bentley. The topic was How Can We Apply the Golden Rule Today?" The Benevolent society is mak- | ing ready for a sale and supper | Baptist church services, Rev w. D. Hetherington, pastor, at Il a. Iii. Preach ing service with communion, 12.15 noon, the Sunday school ' ?. m. song service with sermon by the pastor. p. m. church school and divine worship at the l Scott Hill Baptist church.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
Four Norwich Petitioners Given DiVorces

National Bank of Commerce vs. sha- lett, hearing in damages. judgment rem dered for $S15.33.
 In Shoiss vs. Riley and Sack vs. Riley, bond for prosecution, bonds of s75 order ed in each case in 10 days.
 Davidson vs. Lubchansky, for judg- ment, postponed.
 John Mendlovitz Go. vs. Huntington. for answer Or other pleading. answer Or dered in 10 days.
 Morgan ct al. vs. Savings Bank of New London, went off.
 Harris vs. Allen ct al. for judgment postponed.
 Barnes va. Mystic Valley Creamery Co.,, reoaHer's semi annual account was ordered accepted. George G. Clark vs. Etta E. Clark, alimony of s5 per week and s35 in 30 days to defend ordered. Receivers seni-annual report accepted | in Woodworth vs. Walter A. Smith Co.,, 1 Inc
 Mercy & Co.,. Inc, vs. Ironsdes Board | Corp, answer ordered in two weeks. | In Mariana vs. New London Bakery & Delicateasen Co.,, compensation of $500 to receiver and $500 to receivers counsel ordered, dividend order postponed.
 Bailey vs. city of New London. that 1 the case be entered on the docket as a jury case, denied
 Schwartz vs. Zavorftis ct al. judgment e foreclosure and limitation of time, postponed.
 In al Francesca ct al vs. Amantia. admr., ct al.. order passed for payment | of $1. 900 on account receiver and $500 to counsel for receiver.
 In Pugh vs. Hayden, motion for jury ] trial denied.
 In Chapman ct al. vs. Jakobik ct al, for argument of demurrer and motion judge took papers.
 In Woodworth vs. W. A. Smith & Go. Inc. an order passed f>>ry an allowance of $400 to receiver and S250 to receivers counsel, or if this is unsatisfactory ar itemized statement of services rendered may hS submitted before order Is enter ed
 Whee-tr ct al vs. Hinckiey, exr., ap peal from probate for judgment, will ap proved and case withdrawn.
 Shay vs. Mantle Menhaden Oil { Guano Co.,, receivers semi-annual repor was approved.
 MacArthur vs. Shalett. disclosure O defense or judgment, postponed. Richard Riley v5. Elizabeth Brow1 Riley. for allowance to defend and all mony pendente lite, postponed Boyer, admr.. vs. Jasl1iewicz, plead ings ordered in two weeks.
 Ralph I. Main vs. Sadie M Main, tha plaintiff show cause why he should nc be committed for contempt, postponed Mary Danko vs, John Danko, that de ' fendant show cause why he should nc
 be committed for contempt, postponed.
 Hazel Nelson Knapp vs Frederick F
 Knapp, for alimony Dencente lite. post . poned.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
CANTERBURY GREEN

The grange held it's meeting wednes- day evening.
 The conference of six churches was held at Westminster Tuesday. Rev Rob ert Humphrey and Mrs. Humphrey with several others from this parish attended
 Miss Frances Palmer, who was in town Tuesday calling on friends, expects soon to go to Florida for the winter Her uncle Henry Palmer, will accompany her.
 Lou Weaver and MT. o-NeiI of wilfi- mantle have been visiting at Clinton Frink's and enjoying the hunting.
 Mrs. Sager is recovering from illness.
 The next meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be Tuesday afternoon next with Mrs. Hawes.
 Mir Rodler is building new poultry house on his premises.
 Several from this vicinity attended the Pomona grange meeting at Ekonk last Saturday.
 Miss Jean Cornell of. Summit, R. l., has been visiting the family of her uncle, William Cornell
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
MANSFIELD CENTRE

Jack-o -o-lanters were numerous on the street Monday evening, but the chiI- dren were very orderly.
 A teachers meeting held Tuesday aft ernoon at the. Center school was a, tended by all the teachers of the town snip. The meeting was addressed by the supervisor, A. ". Greer, also by C. [, Brownell, state supervising agent of physical education. The school nu-s- Mrs. Kathleen Anderson was present al- so.
 The Ladies Aid society met Wednes- day afternoon at the home of rns. G. D. Lyman. Preparations are being made for a December supper and sale.
 delegation of Mansfield peonIe mo tored to Warrenville Friday evening at- tending meeting under the auspice. ot Ashford Welfare association. Member. of Echo grange provided the programme which included a play and music. and were given the proceeds of the affair. s25 for the benefit of the proposed Grange nall, at Mansfield Center.
 Bliss Tlberta Enc attended the State Sunday School convention In New Bri- tain, as delegate from the local school. Mrs. B. P. Davis has also been attend ing the convention representing Frank In Sunday school. During her brief ap- sence Mrs. Davis daughter, Tlthea, has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. c. E. Franklin.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert E. James were in Hartford last week attending the weu- dlng or their son. Herbert S., and Miss Madeline Perkins of Lerlox street, Aft | CT returning from wedding trip Mr. and Mrs James will reside for the present in Mansfield Center, having an apart ment in the residence of the late pr. E. G. Sumner, where the groom is chi ployed with his father. Mrs. James is well known here. having at one time taught the Mansfield Hollow school. Both young petple are popular and have the best wishes of. many friends Sunday afternoon at Mansfield Hollow at the home of Mrs. G. H. Hughes. he, niece, Miss Gladys Sands, became the bride of H. Leonard. The ceremony wa, performed by Rev. Leonard Smith. The bride is member of Echo grange. MT and Mrs. Leonard will reside at Mans. field Hollow.
 Albert James of Newington has beer | spending the week with his father, Ar. | thur c. James.
 | T. Arthur Barrows has purchased 2 | half interest in the business of A. L. l FIeLCns rOI1nerly. COnQuCIeQ bY Alfred l Oden. Mir. Barrows has taken an active interest in affairs of the town. the com, munity and various church organization. and the residents are pleased to have | him especially interested in the busi ness life of the place l Rev. Harold c. Tillinghast of Eas | Hartford, has been invited to preacs here and at Spring Hill next Sunday, tn, sixth.
 L. s. Bigelow left Thursday for a bus l mess trip to Buffalo and Chicago. The pupils of both churches were sup 1 piled last Sunday by Rev. Mir. Reynold of Hartford.
 A number of Mansfield people attend ed the morning service at Chaplin Sun day to hear Rev. W. E. Lamphear's fare we'll sermon. Members of the Mans field Center choir assisted in the mu sic.
 The children of the Center school wit their teacher. Miss Helen Reynolds, en
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
LEBANON

At the Christian Endeavor meeting at the Congregational church Sunday night Miss Fannie Perkins and Mrs. Fred Madley gave very interesting re- ports of the c. E. union meeting at Will limantic Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Morse of Vest field. Mass, were guests last week of Mir. Morse's nieces. Mrs. E. A. Hoxie and Mrs C. NJ. Geer.
 Monday afternoon a D. A. R. chapter wits Is members was formed as told in The Bulletin Thursday.
 Mrs. Sarah Gager. Mrs. Phoebe Irish and Mrs. Mercie Gillette spent Thursday in Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Geer spent Sunday at Canterbury Green with rela- dyes. Mrs. Geer's cousin, Mrs. Addie Waldo. returned with them for visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Kingsley are en- teTtaining Mir. and Mrs. Phelps of New York
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton S. Goodwin en- tertained Sunday MT. and Mrs. George E. Goodwin of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Herbert C. Goodwin and daughter Mill dred and son Clinton of New Britain.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church held an all-day meet ing in the church parlors Thursday.
 William Blanchard and family left this week to spend the winter ir Willimantic- E. A. Hoxie is having built a new hen house 2ox6o at his large poultry farm.
 The school board has been enumerat- ing the children in town. There are 37l children; 52 are attending out of town schools, 43 at Windham High school, Willimantic, at the Norwich Free Acad- emy and 3 at Bacon, Academy, Colches- ter.
 Rev W. c. Norris of willimantic preached at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Mrs. B. R. York, Mrs. c. H. Foster and daughter Ruth attended the Social Cor ner meeting at Buckingham Memorial Norwich, Wednesday,
 Mrs. Elmer Geer is entertaining her brother, Charles Lombard, and MT. and Mrs Harold Lombard and little daughtei of New Haven.
 Mrs. H W. Sweet was a visitor iu Springfield last week.
 Rowland Slate of New London speni the week end in town with his family.
 Miss Myra Geer> celebrated her birth. day with a party Saturday evening About 20 were present. Games were played. sandwiches and cake were served Mss Geer received several nice pres, ents.
 -@--N4 ffCofCAf d 4OIuSI I6SlQ6n of Lebanon, died at the home of her sor in Maiden. Mass, Tuesday.
 Miss Harriet Hewitt Miss Filler Huntington, Mrs. Emma Danielson. Mrs Goldswait and F. M Abeu attended ; fellowship meeting of six chufches a Westminster Tuesday. the trip bein, made in Mir. AbelTs car.
 Miss Edna Madley had a birthda, party Si1wday afternoon, 15 littl friends being present. Games were play cd, supper was served of bread an, butter, jelly, salad cake, cookies an, candy. Miss Madley received a numbe of gifts.
 Mir, and Mrs E. P. Abel and childre, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Abeps par ants, Mir. and Mrs. Austin Wade, in Sout Windham.
 MT. and Mrs. John Morgan and daugh sers of Norwich were visitors last wee It Mrs. Frank Kingsley's.
 Ralph Taylor of Hartford was at hi home over the week end
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

Four divcrces, two on the petition of wives and two On the petitions of nus bands, were granted to Norwich people by Judge George E. Hinman in the su- perior court here Friday afternoon. All were on the uncontested list Philippe D. Boisclair of Norwich was i gtven divorce from Amelia Biron Bois- clair of Worcester. They were married 6uiy 24, 1902, and the divorce was claim nd on the grounds of desertion since Feb. 5, 1916.
 1 Clara J. Gordon Potter of this city who married Louis o. Potter of this city Su Sept. Is. 1sos secured a divorce from him. She alleged he had been m stolerabfy cruel to her and had deserted her Dec. 1, 1904. The divorce petition contained a claim for alimony on the Kround that her husband was worth ss5,- 0oo. This matter was settled by stipula- lion agreed upon between the attorneys h the case.
 Bronisiawa Sokolowski Dombrowski Of this city was given divorce from Pe- ter Dcmbrowski, now of parts unknown They were married Aug. | 1908 and she alleged she was deserted Aug. l, 1913.
 Charles Zenake, alias Lemke, of Nor wich, secured divorce from Mary Char
  December, 1s16. They were married Sept g of that year.
 Motion List Matters.
 At the short calendar and motion lis' held before Judge Hinman beginning al 10 o'clock in the morning, the following matters were disposed of:
 Adam J. Cronesberry vs. Elizabeth Il Cronesberry, that the plaintiff be held 1T contempt of court for failure to compl. with order as to payment of alimony pen dente lite. went off the list.
 Dean H. Richards vs. Iona c. Richards that rlaintiff be held in contempt 0 court fIr failure to comply with order al to payment of alinony pendente lite postponed.
 Worth vs. Herbert E. Ring, Inc, fou months was made the time limit for pres entation of claims and the order accept ing inventory and appraisal, and for al lowance to appraisers. On the motion t confirm a permanent receiver, Gilbert Raymond was confirmed by the court.
 Schwartz vs. Zavoritas ct al, disclos ure of defense or judgment, postponed.
 Dzich vs. Tadeusza Kosciouski society for the argument of demurrer, continue and an answer ordered in two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
CANTERBURY PLAINS

Miss Helen Nelson was given sur prise party Monday evening it being her sixteenth birthday. She received sev- eral gifts from friends and piano from her parents. The evening was spent in playing games and dancing. Sandwich es, cake, coffee, COCOA lemonade, ap- pies and bananas were served.
 Mrs. Clinton Frink, Mrs. Hiram Hawcs, Grace Dawley and Fred Hicks from Can terbury grange attended the Pomona meeting held at ElSonk Grange hall last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Pope have been en-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

tertaining their son-in-law and daugn'ef' from Worcester.
 Miss Florence Busnhell, who has been visiting her mother, also with frlends 'n Norwich for the past month left Friday for New York where she will spend a few days with her sister. Lottie. and will then go back to Greenville, South Caro- lima, to her work.
 Mir and Mrs. Billings Wheeler and family of Stonington visited at E. F. Sabin's over the week end.
 Miss Gladys Bushnell was in Norwich this week on business trip.
 Philip H. Spear, who is visiting C'adys Bushnell, substituted at the Frost school this. week.
 Laura Lawsen, who was shot Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

I'm convinced if I had taken Tan lac two years ago, when my troubles first began, I would have been saved a world of suffering said Ed. W. Field, 53S Jefferson St., Milwaukee, Wis.
 My case proved that when man's s stomach goes wrong, everything goes wrong with him. The first thing noticed out of the way was loss of appetite and next, that no matter how sparingly I ate, I was sure to have an attack of indigestion. This was two years ago and from that time on, until after I started on Tanlac. I kept going down hill at a. steady rate. finally got so I couldn't walk a cou- pie of blocks without having to stop and rest and I was so nervous that often I sat up in chair all night long.
 'Tanlac has made new man out ot me, my stomach is as sound as a dol lar and I feel fine all the time. I am | a firm believer in Tanlac because know it delivers the goods.'' Tan:ac is sold in Norwich by National Drug Stores Corp, and Taftviile Pharm- acy and in Plainfield by F. l. Mercier Charles R. Carey. Jewett City. Conn I
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

to 20 towards the lighting system to be installed in the hall.
 An auction was held Monday after noon at Mrs. Kate Aliens. She is soon to leave Hampton and go to her daush- ter's, in Philadelphia.
 There is to be a meeting of the se- lectmen Saturday evening.
 The Harmony club is to meet with Albert Hoffman next Wednesday s---- noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

was buried Tuesday at the cemetery back of the M. P. church. F MT. and Mrs. Charles Herrick have moved into part of the house with Hart Golf.
 Edwin St. John and Waterman Brad ford have commenced to move into the parsonage.
 Mrs. Harry Dean of Central Village was recent caller on her mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

Frank Linehan at No. 7s Green street, New London
 Two other alleged gambling places were vzited but che po5ce were refused aaniakpn and not being armed with search warrants conld not force their way in- Floyd hbchen. proprietor ef the p,Ace at Ma 7s Green street. vaa held cc ths ohEse q cnne1cnE . pl.cs rs- sorted to fr pupos1 of. gambling. Six teen negroes were held as freQuenterA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
HAMPTON

A Halloween party was given by the school children in town hall Friday ev- ening. vas given in Grange hall, the proceeds
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
sUr THIS oUr-Ir IS WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with sc and mail 1t to Foley & Co, 2S35 Sheffield Ave, Chicago. IL, writing your name and lddress clearly. You will receive in re- urn trial package containing Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs, solds and croup Foley Kidney Pills. for gains in sides and' back, rheuma tisn, Dackache, kidney and bladder ailments, md Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole sone and thoroughly cleansing cathartic Tor constipation, biliousness, headaches, md sluggish bowels Lee Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

New Havsa+Ar. and Hra- wznixm J. Comstock of New Haven have announced the ezag@szf of thelx danEnter Mary Miss Cumstnck is . gr1duste Of Westgvex Parh 31es. IL
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

Seventeen In New London Gambling Raid
 The New London police have launched a campaign against gambling in that city. Seventeen arrests were made Thursday evening as result of a raid conducted by Sergt- Samuel Kick and Patrolxnau
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
THE DIME SAVING BANK
OF NORWICH

OF NOHWICH
 The regular Serni-Annual Dividend hs been declared at the rate of 4 er cent year fxom the earnings of be past six months, and will be pay- ble on and after November Is, 1921. FRANK L. WOoDARD, Treasures.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

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