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Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

New York are guests at the home of the formers parents.
 Mrs. F. ". Dickinson of Springfield Mass. is at the home of Mrs. Oscar Pen dleton.
 Elias s. Brown, Jr.. clerk at the Pub. lick market is i'll and Edward staplin i: assisting in his place.
 Mrs. George c Stone, who is i'll ai the home of her son.. Rev. Dwight c Stone, is resting comfortably.
 In the disarmament contest conducted by New York paper several students of the Stonington High school won prizes James La Grua received s25. Charles 1de received senior medal and Hadley Burnham and Thomas Mulcahy were each awarded senior button. f
 The American Velvet Athletic associ. ation baseball team will play the Mont vile team here Sunday.
 Wednesday evening Edith c. Lathrou entertained thirty friends. The evening was spent in playing games and a mus icaI program was enjoyed prizes were awarded those who won the largest num- Der of points in the game contest. Ice cream, cake and punch were served dur ing the evening. Guests were present from Stonington, Mystic and Westerly.
 William Edgar, surgical patient at a; hospital in New London is reported as showing improvement
 The work at the Atwood Machine com pany's plant here is improving and many new employees have been added this week July 1st about 25 or 30 will be added to the 5lfst for the summer months.
 The Public library here will be closed during Friday and Saturday so there need be no interruption in; the work of the cement walks.
 AIr. and Mrs. James Grimshaw and Mrs Helen Clark, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Grimshaw of Hartford have been here this week looking over their cottage at Lords Point.
 Dr. and Mrs. Armand LaPierre and children and MT. and Mrs. Sidney P. Smith and children of Norwich are at the LaPierre bungalow on Moves avenue. MT. and Mrs. Robert zunbar have re. turned to Willimantic
 David R. Kinney of Norwich who has 8 cottage at Lords Point, ha sanished wiring it for electric light.
 Mrs. Henry W. Branche of Hartford is here for 8 few days.
 The Misses Jones of Nit. Vernon. N. Y, are at the Woodmansee cottage at Lords Point.
 Summer residents will begin to arrive here about June 18th to occupy their cot tages
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
WAUREGAN

The carnival held under the auspices of the Atwood Hose company and Wau- regan band was a financial success, as was the social part. A good sum was netted by each organization. The Congregational Six Church confer ence was held here Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Addison Tracy and E. Wilton Tracy were in Willimantic Tues day.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold wignaIl entertain ed friends from Moesup Sunday. .,s
 The Boy Scouts asebal team was vic torious in the first game of the season, over the Goodyear team, Saturday aft ernoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Moffitt and son William motored to North Grosvenordale Saturday afternoon.
 Gardeners are busy during spare hours, evening and Saturday afternoons, in the plots of ground furnished by the com pany.
 The repair work on the farm barn Is progressing favorably The renovating and remodeling of this barn will prove that the cattle kept in an up to date barn are the best for several reasons. The barn will have concrete floors, mak- and will be sealed on the sides and ov- erhead. where the cattle are kept, mak- ing 1t warm in winter. When completed 1t will be as good as any in the state for dairy purposes. The herd of stock will be of the finest, making tho entire farm complete.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

nessct n charge. The presentation of denar tnient work was then taken up by the state leaders. Mrs Murdock spoke on Sunday School, Our Children: Mrs Brown gave a most interesting address on Our People Mrs. Lent spoke on Ex- tension Work and Mrs. Barr on Our White Cross Work. A summary of the work was ably given by Rev. B. T. Liv- ingstone. A consecration service was led by the president At meeting of the state executive board in Providence recently Mrs. Clarke Potter of Wickford was elected president of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Mar ragansett Baptist association in place of Mrs. John R. Peek of Peace Dale who had given 82 years of continuous ser vice and asked to be relieved of the du- ties as president. The Narragansett as sociation takes in all Washington and part of Newport and Kent counties; 27 churches are included in It's membership. and nearly every one was represented at this meeting Wednesday. A large number attended
 Miss Edna Mills will go to Kingston Friday and attend commencement exer- cises at Kingston College
 The s4sth Co.,, c. A. C., R. I. \. G., of Westerly who went to Providence on Tuesday to attend the annual drill to review before Governor San Souci at the state armory Tuesday evening, was well received and much praise was awarded the boys. Sergeant Maxwell accompan- led the boys in place of Captain Chrys- tie Mcconnell, who was i'll. Eighty-two men of the Westerly company attended. After the drill dancing was enjoyed On Saturday the members will have a tag day here for the company's fund of the outfit, for the benefit of the men and it will also aid in making possible the annual camping trip.
 Monday afternoon State Director Miss Frances Moss paid a visit to the Girl Scouts here when an inspection was made. A meeting of the council was held at the nurses, rooms on High streeA Mrs. Christie Mcconnell and Miss Phoe- be Perry were invested as captains The ~Nouts then proceeded to the Elm street N ool where Miss Miss awarded second caass badges to three members of Holly Troop-Dorothy Wilcox, Miss Mary Smith and Elizabeth Maxson Edith Burk. Tenderfoot pins were awarded Grace Thompson, Ruth Thompson Helen Marriott, Mary Kenyon, Anna Scanlon and Virginia Collins, who became mem bers of Red Cross Troop 2. Betty Doris Esther Chapman, Margaret Payne nd Louise Thompson were invested for Noop and silver attendance stars were awarded to the following girls. Holly Troop, Margaret Perry. Mildred Matthews Lillian Clarke, Margaret Brightman and Elizabeth Maxson Pad Cross Troop, Frances Perry, Olga. Ger vasini, Katherine Perry. Owing to the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
WESTERLY

wiiizn6 eAfrtin. of connectieut ave- nue. Sssg- London. iitney d-iveT, was held dp THesdsy at point of a revolver or tas sFe6ds between Mystic and old D Mystic by man who had hired him rem NeE London to Westerly The man then drove the Hudson sedan off, leaving Curtin by the road. A com plaint swas lodged with the Westerly po- lice. The car is a 1918 model bearing he registry number e-Connectieut, and was used as public service car in New London. The man hired the driver to take-hirrf to Mystic from New Lon don ands then told him to drive to Old Mystic where he would pay him ss. The car waz fsund on the west side aiban- ioned because of engine trouble. An cid suiti1of clothes was left in the car. The car was returned to the owner Wednesday morning.
 Ruth K. Sugent of 54 Franklin street, who vas struck Tuesday by an automo- mile owned by the Westheld, Mass, Manufa etuYing company, and driven by one of its representatives, Charles E. Lucia, sqfsring rom a brpised ankle
 The annual meeting of the women's Baptist Mission Societies of the Narra- sdllSelL sASsocldlpn was neiu- WeuIleS- day at the First Baptist church here. The morning program begun at 1o.30 o. clock. The association secretary, Mrs. Clarke Potter lof Wlcldord, presiding. A devotional service was led by Mrs. Lil- lisn Rathbun Of Exeter, Rev. B. U. Hatfield greeted the members and this vas responded to by the president of the assoeiatioh. Addresses were made by Rev. Wllbur Nelson of Newport Rev. C. J. Feomans, Wicfford, and Mrs. John B. PeeS of Peace Dale. State Director Mrs. Tiffany of Pawtucket presented the work Of the state board and Mrs. 4. A. Grifiln of Warren introduced the liters- ture which was new. 4 basket lunch was eaten -at roo. The afternoon ses- uon opened at 2 o'clock with devotional Eervicesl Mrs Henrq Allaby of Quid-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

large number of scouts in Troop ? 1t was decided to divide this and form a. new troop. Miss Moss announced the decision of the council as to the leader ship of these troops as follows: Troop 1, Capt. Mcconnell; Troop ?. Captain Foster, Troop 3, Capt. Chapman. The last named captain will retain the posi- ton of advisory director.
 The new parochiaI ,. school building drive has been under way for the past two weeks. The workers have raised in pledges thus far s37 900. This school is being planned by the Church of the handsome structure. The lot has all ready been purchased and as soon as the fund is raised the building will be erected at cost of S150.o0o.
 Mrs. Evelyn Tuekerman is ill Aston Black, who is at the Rhode Is- land Hospital at Providence, i'll with t9pheid fever. is improving
 MT. and Mrs Russell Hemphfll of West Broad street are on camping "trip in the White Mountains
 John H. Segar has entered the ena- ploy of the Pawcatuck bank
 Mrs. Patrick Nestor is seriously i'll. Howard Clarke attended the graduat- ing exercises at the nurses training school at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence Wednesday, evening. Miss Belle White of Westerly was a member of the class graduated.
 Rev. Fr Edward Houlihan of Balti- more, Md, is the guest of his sister in Westerly.
 Mrs. Otto .Neidel of Beach street who Tell a week ago from a step ladder at l her home and broke her right leg, was taken to Providence Wednesday to have an X-ray examination. She was taken to Providence in the Sanitary Corps am- bulance.
 The Girls Friendly Society of Christ Episcopal church will entertain the girls societies of the different denomina- tions connected with the churches here in the church parlors this (Thursday5 evening. Mrs. c. " Crosby of w1liington, N. e. ie at the beach getting her. cottage in readiness for the season. .Mrs. A. R. Bailey, who has been h charge of a cloth shop on High street has resigned.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
sToNlNGTON

There has been formed in the borough new club which will be known as the Stonington Dramatic Dramatic and Choral society. The following members nave beef chosen officers: President,
 Wlifred Brown; secretary, and treas uref, Stanley H. Pierce audited. The ooore Dewhurst. A board of managers IS yer to be chosen and set of bylaws VIII pc drawn up later to govern the organization and at meeting to be held Alohosy evening at the community house [ne committee will make report. This mas come out of the Old Time Minstrels ana entertainments will be given at dif- ferent times during the season The minstrel show contributed about s10o to the community association treasury,
 The member of James ". Harvey post No 5S, American Legion, have arranged to have parade Memorial day. which Will be headed by the Stonington band. This will be in the morning and they VIII go to the cemeteries and decorate the graves. J. F Trumbull post, c. A. k and Women's Relief Corps will dec orate the graves Tuesday, May 30. A dinner will be served the G. A. R. Boy ana Girl Scouts on the return from the cemetery.
 A service Sunday evening, May a2s will De a union Memorial service at the First Baptist church which the post and corps will attend
 Founders have arrived here. but the porgle season was short Flounders sttll are retailing here at 25c a h., which is hlghsr than ssiRst year ButterAsS,4 sre also in the market for Fridays selling. with Holsters coming along. at 46c a ib. A ton of black fish was captured by Capt. Ostman and was shipped to New York.
 Captain Kenyon who has charge of inc ship yard here at the foot of Church street has James H. Comstoek's launch taken from the boat house. A new motor of the Detroit Grey type will be put in. The fishing boat Jennie owned by Capt 9. P. Clarke has been hauled out here and is being cleaned and repainted. Cap tain Chris Thompson of New York has been retained as captain of the yacht Flavia owned by J. F. Joseph, of Water street.
 MT. and Mrs William schribner of
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
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You can keep your arms. neck or face free from hair or .fuzz by the oc- sasionaiiaise of plain delatone and in 1Sing it you need have no fear of mar ring or injuring the skin,.ssA thick paste is made by mixing some of the powdered delatone with water. Then spread scn the hairs and after or 8 u-.1uteb rub of, wash the skin and all traces of rhafr have vanished. Be care- fui however. to get real delatone.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
DID HIM MORE coon

Many men and women suffer iron
 oackacne. rheumatic pains. st fl joints trouble because they neglected the fir-s warning symptoms. Foley Kidney 5ifI, aid the kidneys to throw out poisonor, waste matter that causes pain and mic. cry. stephen Lewis, EldrldRe Ev
 writes: Foley Kidney Pills did f1s n1ors good than all the other medicine eye, took. had kidney trouble ten years. I don't have any pain like I had befofE took them.Y Lee C OsEood co
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

Mrs. Goodheart-I am soliciting for the poor What do you do with your cast-off clothirs2
 MT. Hardup-I hang them up carefully and go to bed. Then put them on again in the morning-Tit-Brts.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

4 dwelling 47 miles from Jordan. Mont, was moved to Jordan in 10 days and ecross several deep coulees without cracking a window pane or damaging the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

EYenttoa observers of the finest automotive plants in Europe and America. the new Cadillac manufactories are a source of wonder and of admirstion. The fact that the site embraces more than 4o acresy and that the buildings provide floor area of more thah 800, 900 square feet, is in itself IufEeienty impressive.
 But eFen the great structural magnitude of the Cadillac plantis surpassed by the orderly produc- ton and the exquisitely precise machine-equip- meHt within, Craftsmanship creed here, and accuracy law. aae
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25

Thousands of the instruments of manufacture. experly eontrived and almost unbelievably exact, were designed especially to meet the requirst,e.ts of Cadillac.
 Every process of construction is pursued with microscopic carefulness. More close, fine measurements are observed on the Cadillac, it is believed, than on any other car.
 In appearance, the motif of the vast new Cadillac works IS mmensity, but its spirit and it's greater source of wonderment are minute precision in even the finest dimension and operation on the Cadillac car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
Retreat FOR men At
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
u win bs Conducted by Rev.
Joseph Murray. Redemption
lot Missionary.

Tho retreat for tho men 81 st.
Mar,s ". &. church. sixth and Pine
streets. win open tomorrow morning
~ 1880 With "a solemn hieh mass
The e'lchrant win be Rev. Father
"T rS's f.,r.., will b. conducted by
the RaA. Joseph Murray. we'll
Known Nsdemr'icnis, Missionary. and
WI continue until Tuesday evening
when " VIII ciose 10th "a reception
~ new members into the Holy Name
Society. followed nv solemn hcnedic-
ton ~ che blessed sacrament
Thor. viii n. Especial sermon
preached on SUNDAY. Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
Tn. motto of ~ Nary's HOLY Name
Society for the New ycar 10 Ever,
man ap~ boy In the Parish a member
cf me ,Ioly Name Society" and tho
"nlUefs and members of both the
senior and Junior societ'es are work
Ina a. interest every man and hoy in
'hc parish ~ make the retreat aud "a
sriisic himself with this orraniza
ton
~. Marvs Holy Name Society has
Nal wonderful growth during the
me- Tow wears and ~ ~ tho hope oi
TIE spiritual director. Rev James Nc
kenna and tho officers 10 make 81
Mays one ~ the largest and most
sciiV" socis,ies IN tho diocese.
~ Msfy's Society e the oldest
i'"l, name Socictv IN tho diocese and
ono " The oldest IN tho United states
being urgsnizcd by the Very Rev
iather Nckenns member 20 IN,
Dominican order and an uncle " IN,
present spiritual director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
HOMES
REPPlC.Fn 10 SELL


West side, detached corner house. ~
rooms and two baths. cpciored porch
space for garage
Centrally located. House containing
threa 3 room and bath apartments Hot
water heat. electric light. Owner left
city % Per cent reduction in price
space Tor garages
Rockford Park section. Detached home
~ 10 rooms baths steam heat. eiectric
lights hardwood floors. open fireplace.
Garage
Centrally located Semi-detsched house
~ 40 rnoms and hath. heater and HIGHT.
Splendid FOR romodeling into apartments
Only s725p.
Wawaset PARK. g rooms and hath.
All ronvruiences including hot water
heat. electric light. hardwood floors. oDen
Gre place owner lcft city and anxious
90 sell
Boulevard section. Corner detached
house 10 rooms and hath. Hardwood
floors. 'sectric lights. heating. space
FOR garage.
Many others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
y. ". HOWELL AGAIN WUApS
Atlo TRADE SECTION

~ tho annual meeting " the Auto
mobile Trade Section ~ the chamber
OF 'ommerCe which was held ysster-
as', Nathaniel " Howell ~ the Tire
shop Comran, was elected chair.
mnn ~ the section fcr the third time
Tho section also elected az managing
committee Y e. Johnson - the Dels
ware Motor sales ,'omrany. " y
seliter ~ an. Foss- Hughes Company
, y. SNYDER and y. ". Howell
" H. planned ~ have ono or more
W'uihers - tho section present az the
ersaion ~ ma General Assembly M
Dover when Hesitation Affecting au-
tomohile Interests viii come before
that hodV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
MERCHANDISE
Arileles Ior Sale

Articles For Sale Is
COAT. Long, plush, good lines: excellent
condition Phone 6tJ0
HEATERS Several used WIN h.,t
seven rooms installed Tor sTs up aiso
roofing. heating and spoutina done
thas g. Clancy. 72i West FOURTH
street. Phone iEiT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
AuCTIONS--LECALS
Aurilnn Snlns

AUCTION pALIs-vf every dasr,ip.
ton. hny~here. ~ 700 van, ~ saii
sro Hamilton. the Square Deal tUc-
stf,-st Ihnnn tnni M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
SUCCESS-POWER
Positive Strength

It's the who knows where he's going and why he's
going there that goes the farthcs Knowing IL the pace
maker for going every time
You can do constructive work only when Won are
positive about IN your mind Thought and action
must I've ccan-cut.
You creative in proportion 10 the ccarness your
plans and the drcctncss of their execution Your work
aud your influence depend on the positivencss with
which Won handle Yourself from day ,o day
Strength springs from welconccvcd purpose Il
bears fruit of accomplishment whenever n man ,laree to
match his ambition with straightforward performance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

BUNGALov-Four rooms. small stor,,
on Lincoln Highway near Wilmington
Lot. 100 \ 100, Address ID .. livery
Evening Otco
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
JessI Notices,

NOTICE Board of Iiarlrr Ton, ,,,is.io,,.,s
luf the city ~ Wilmington, Delaware
hereby gives notice that un the gth tar
~ December, isl2, ~ Med With the inter
Nat" 'yininefre Commission o. Wash
ingtun, - 90. hs auriicatlon a., . 49,,
tihca'e ~ public con teniefice and nsces
MI snthnfiSing the operation ~ a line
or taifued which lies between con.
neotnn WIN The Philadelphia A. Reading
itiiNht ~ nf near the eastern end ~
terminal thofOtghfare. IN Tho city If
Wilmington. the connection with thS
lines ~ railway ~ the ppnnsyivania
hsifuhn y" ~ or near the eastern end
ui terminal thDrouRhfarr. aud various
points on the water front IN the I'D V
~ Wilmington. delaware between pirr,,f,
Point pier and Third Street HridVp.
a uistance ~ about 30 miles nnafd ~
Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
| House for $4,000, Is Advertising Expen
ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms with board ~
RoOMa--Nicely- furni- shed, comfortable,
also table board, reduced rates. Phone
stl3
TENTH STREET. wEar. aoi-Nlcciy
furnished rooms, With board. Mrs. a. 4.
Peteinan ihone 2O2t W.
Rooms wnbcu, hoard "a
ADAMS STREET, gu5-w ell furnished
room fof gentleman.
BEDROOM Furnished, adjoining bath.
private family. 1913 West Seventh
EIGHTH STREET. WEST. ioi.-Nicely-
furnished front rooms Tor gen tleinen
Phone s23i
MARKET STREET. i32e Furnished
room. private family. Phone 1919 W.
MARKET ST.. 23i4 Second story room
heat electric. reasonable
MAREET srhEEr. 1910 Front room
Furnished, not water heat. suitable for
two.
MARKET ST. i22T-taree neatly FUR
nished room. moderate price Phone
st6l-w.
NINTH STREET. wEsr. Furnish
Ell room FOR gentleman. phone al con
veniences lh0ne 1902 ".
ROOM Furnished. clean. warm. com
fortabie. hdluinng hath. central. RET
prcncc. lhphr uUff g.
ROOM Nicely furnished. Second noor.
front. centrally iuratel. cunvenipntps
/ private family rhone f632-N
ROOM Nicely furnished. second noof.
| front centrally located cunyenienCes
/ private iamiii. Phone 1892 a.
ROOMS. With nh convenieuces FOR gentle
men. Appy no - O.. Thirteenth g.
ROOMS Two ot three. unfu-nished
heat. use ~ hath Phone u5lB ".
ROOMS -Four. corner boue. west side
nn children; gas phone electric free
| call i5BU-N
rATNALL sT.. 5I7iS Rooms for lode
ing gentlemen only Electric. heat. bot
water Phone fHif.
TENTH aTREET. WEST. so7-R,,on.
furnished, i9r one or two gentlemeu.
| Phone 1892 =.
Rooms for Housekeeping "a
EtUHIH sTHETr WE4r iug Two
/ roums. heated s'rrnd fprr lodging ~
housekeeping
ROOMS Two, furnished for llQbt house
kceWng ilil West 3d. rhune 2352-W.
ROOMS Two. urirrnisbrd for uvb,
/ housekeeping gas and heat rent rpa si,u.
able Phone i3in iuls Monroe 81.
SECOND STREET. WEST. F37 Three
fuons. uufurnished. 'hirl floor. hot
[ water heat
TWENTY FOURTH STREET WEST
3us Two large communicating FRONT
rooms and bath. nicely furnished
Wsnted-ROoms or Hoard a
LADY Elderly would lfra 20 take rart
~ araftmrnt Win wan end wifr or
iady Addrrss 3 o.. Ft-rv Fvaoin,
ffnff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
Real Estate
FOR SALE

South Rroon1e a. e rooms hath. norrb
boz water heat niertrir and gas front
terrace. Prize 5000 Make an offer
south Rodney 50 --- square plan s rooms
'ain heater. electric. ss.S0O Open FOR
pffrr
Layton 81. near SiRth--A real home
looms . hedroomsl hath. porch. hot
water neat. electric. pantry laundry
la"hdrF Is on hrst hoor. neEt 20 pantry
Au IDEAL home conveniently located
Prize 300 Open FOR On offer
Corner sixth and Clayton rooms
hath. porch. heater. electric Maze an
Tor e. OuO
1u Point ~. near sernnd- 8 rooms hath
porch t5n0 cash. balance on rnorfgago
Washington &c.. 22u0 hiuck-A no home
IN an excellent section Every modern
convenience. ~oe rs about this one
phoun IfCT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
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EI!LUHuECL!!5iE1
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MANY CLASSIFIED ADS ARE DIS
CONTINUED EVERY DAY. BE
CAUSE THEY HAVE DROUGHT RE
SUITS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
CAUSE q GMPsN

Real Estate Bro&ers and Tnsursnce Agents
COZ Orange &C. Telephone 707Q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

hhnptH Cold old fashioned. lost Wed
rtnaN sf,srn"on Return 90 Every
iteuiW once Reward
itii smsli brown and white without
'"Naf n~pcr Apply 50 shipie, street
no. Nd LOs1-isrre. black Reward
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