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Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

last week
 Mrs. Anna Perry and Miss Bertha Per ry were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Verpianck of South Manchester.
 MT. and Mrs. Earle Hoxie have been. visiting MT and Mrs Clarence Hoxie of East Greenwich and while there attended the Brockton fair.
 The Lyman Memorial High school Is now we'll organized. Last week class in woodworking was formed A public debate is to be held soon in the audito-
 rum in winch number of the students will take part. The subject will be The Soldiers Bonus.
 Visitors and callers at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie Sunday included i MT and Mrs A. c. Hoxie and daughetr 1 of South Killingly, MT. and Mrs. F. F. Manning and two sons of Norwich, w. E. Manning and daughter of Yantic, Mir. and i Mrs. Frank Pratt of Bristol and Mir and
 Mrs George Pratt and son of Hartford.
 MT and Mrs. Willard Brewer and chill dren of Hartford were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Geer. Edwin Abel of Norwich spent the week end with his grandmother. Mrs. Ida Abel. l Mrs Mabel Locke, who has been in | town for few weeks, helping to care for l her father, has returned to her home in I Hartford.
 Mrs. Merton Squires and son of Man
 chester have been spending a few days with Mrs. A. Gregorfs. | Mir. and Mrs. James Choquette, Mir
 and Mrs. Leon Choauette and son. Mrs I Hawkins and son spent the week end with relatives in Southington.
 Robert Starr has been spending few l days with his aunt, Mrs. c. H. Foster. At the town meeting held on Monday all the officers were elected that were nominated at the caucus with the addi 1 tion of Everett Payson, third selectman | F. N. Taylor. on the school board, ant G. L. Randall as constable The demo crats did not put up any ticket. It wa.
 voted to increase the number on tn, school board from thcee to six
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
LIBERTY HILL

Rev. w s. woolworth's sister, Miss Ella D. Woolworth. of Westville, Mass, was recent guest at the parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. J. George Clark and Mrs. Hattie S. Loomis cousin of Mrs. Clark, were in New London from Saturday, until Wednesday, visiting Mrs. Clark's cousins, MT and Mrs. Albert Harris ard Colt liar ris.
 supper to a party of 43 people from Will limantic As a result s43.S0 was added to the treasury. to be used for repairs. MT Cusick, who owns. the Albert Ly- man farm, and whose barn was recently burned, is having new barn erected. E. E. Caples has the contract. MT. and Mrs. Willard Fuller of AndoveH were visitors at Calmere Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

100 hunting licenses have been issued by Town Clerk Frank T. Preston.
 Today. October g. is by proclamation of Governor Lake Fire Prevention day in Connecticut. In the schools and through the columns of the press effort will be made to have all guard against frt risks. This suggests clearing away piles of debris, waste paper and other materials from cellars and the cleaning of chimneys and other work that will reduce the4 fire hazard to a minimum.
 Included in building activities now underway in Danielson is the construc- streeA near the plant of the Larizin Reed ComSNy.
 Assessors of the town of yKHinefy have given notices that they are to be- gin receiving ists of taxable property on October 1e, one week from today. Certain times and places are designated flor filing these lists, all of which mast be -in the assessors hands .priDrTto No fvember 1.
 Persons who have been trasnrsng along the railroad right of weya.iaa this vicinity, following what used to be a proctsble4 fall act1cesofs pieaEmgRqp<coal that SEattledx xoffs passing aAns aree tl<xnt- ng between sthe9 rzSls and ties .wathout
 
 Those hwhoA AwisifY to sbe gmzde vohersgM rome for Atfse . November eseetisn shoUsd not forgetv ti1rzt sp tn1nrnow sCEuezaasxl offers themsa e1fstr aSt opp1Etuu7ky flor fhling their 4arpG3cxtious Awseh the sregis- |Atrars
 Grading. of Athe asa1cuaderss ofethe ere1v state highways east of i.hero&e1nazuaesst sto progress, ,.b0trwM DotG Gbesopa aetsA, ,Svuszaaa other attendant work, for Asuzne st1meSte come. A delegation representing DanAelsun f.churchesfUiN be yatt North ,GEussanEE,dafs rnext Fridaysto atteuanthes sannza1A Acn~en- ttfon of the Windham County Sunday School association. Merton C. sDan6eas- of r1NswSE SEEaxens was lsSundax.
 The Lad1es, sskGd. society of the 6Bxp- cfist Fchurese sscued&a c3amS choWaer ssup- per Saturday ~ evenings at the home o1 Mir. and Ers. A. E. Wilmington on tSprtng street.
 Mrs. Rosa lWarren awid ktawe members of the. Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church at her home for meeting Tues day afternoon.
 Mrs. c. T. Thayer and son, Ayward lsof Putnazn, spent Sunday with relatives Fin, Daniefson.
 Cancellation. of the Danseison- Putnam lbasensal- game scheduled tc%be .heldkhsre sDa Sunday was necessary on account EofstheA rain.
 At Eases KHlnssy. shs East KM4nely i6aAd hass beoonne Q perznm1sEEs oTganlza. lNon with Edward R. wifiams' as pres , ident and t1tI list of officers and com.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
LEBANON

A union service was held at the Con- gregational church on Sunday evening. at which good number were present from the Goshen church, Baptist church and Liberty Hill church. A very interesting and stirring address was given by Rev Henry N. Faulcener of Kentucky, who is one~of the speakers sent out on the Amer aican bond campaign.
 The@funeral of Ruben4 Burgess was held at his late home, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. E. L. Nield conducting the service. The large attendance and the many 'beaEtifnl flowers testified to the esteenh+ ins which Mir. Burgess was held fThe bearers were four nepheUs of the Se- rceased. J. E. Burgess, Fred Burgess. Le- roy Burgess and James Burgess Burial Gwssain the family lot in Windham.
 While c. H. Foster was filling silo at X K. A. Hexiess@fris- cutter, blew up throwing spfeces of it many feet. Several hit the 8tEaessr which was furnishing the power seadiyfaamagfRg it. Fortunately, no one
 wasshut
 Mrs. Charles Troland was a recent Hgnaata aefsS&rs. Anna Abel in Norwich
 The quarterly busiress FBaptistn church was held at the home ot Mrs. Hda N. Abel on Mund,-y Following delegates were appointed 10 :- yte1ld1thesstate convention at New Britain
 on Oct. IT and IS: Rev. and~ Mrs E L.
 Nieid. Mrs. Mary A. Williams and Mrs. |:Eda. M. Abel
 The 'rnid-week=prayer neetfngwas held sStAe{hone of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Booth kby on Wednesday evening. Wallace BiakeSlee and Clark Standish, .Jr., were irs New Haven last tweek to at-
 tend the Christian Endeavor convention. The Ladies Aid society met in the par .Fors of the Congregational church Tues day afternoon.
 Mrs. Anna Perry, Miss Bertha Perry RRE. K. F. Bishop and Mrs. 0. L. Pultz were in Manchester on Thursday to at tend a D. A. R. meeting. Rev. MT. Anderson ott Ludlow, Mass, fmceached at the Congregational church lon Sunday
 Mrs, Ella Foster was the recent guest of her mother in New London. She also Tasitad relatives In Westerly. Mfr and Mrs. L. H. Taylor and son,
 Raymond Taylor, and Miss Edith Cess { entcyed an auto trip through Vermont
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
orphsum Theatsr. panisl.on.

Seats go on sale for Maytime in Erin today at the Orpheum theatre. Daniel son, which opens an engagement at that playhouse for one night only, Monday Oct. g. From advance reports it is said tc be the best comedy drama Walter Scanlan ever appeared in and is from the pen of the American author. Ed ward E. Rose. MT. Scanlan has an en- tire new song program, viz: Puff O My Pipe, Mothers Paisley Shawl, Was a Pilgrim in Lovsland, My Lady Fair. Some Day, Myself. Jolly Bachelors, which he renders during the action of the play.
 Maytime in Erin is in three acts with the scenes laid in Balypane. County Kilkenny, Ireland Romance, love. youth. laughter and sunshine form its principal ingredients, with a charming love story running through the entire three acts. These players appear in the cast: Walter Scanlan, Miss Betty Brown, Bennett R. Finn, Patrick Raffer- ty Lucille Lennon. May Gerald. George Kershaw, Robert McClosky, Daniel Kel- ly.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
YANTIC

Incoming mail from St. Paul and Min neapolis bears the stamp National Dairy Exposition. Twin Cities. Oct 7-14. 1922
 On one of the pear trees in the yard of Harry Fishbone, Mrs. Fishbone picked a ripe pear and a pear blossom at the same time recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Foote and son Arnaud of New Britain were guests in town Monday at the Bentley-Foote we'd ding.
 caid have returned to their home in Hills grove. R. L. after brief stay as guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert Kincaid.
 Miss Florence Foote of Boston. who was guest at the Bentley-Foote we'd ding, is spending some time in Franklin with her mother, Mrs. LouiseGhith.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
Conventions Opening Today.

Cincinnati-NationaI Council of Tray. cling Salesmen's Association.
 Del Monte Calif.-Investmen Bank. CTS Association of America.
 Standardization Association oi Electrical Contractors and Dealers.
 Cincinnati-Brotherho of Railroad Signalmen of America.
 A;ringfeld, Mass.-Brioklayer Ma sons and Plasterers International Un- ion.
 St. Joseph, Mo.-United Garment Workers of America.
 Atlantic City-Playground and Rec reation Association of America.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
Silk Specials

Exceptional values in high grs Silks for Fall Opening Week. 4o-ineh Crepe-de-Chine for for blouse or dress, all shades, light and dark, value $200- Special price $1 Yard-wide Trieciettes drop stitch and plain, for blouse or scarf, light and dark shades, value $2.0o-Special price =. S1 Yard wide Satin Etoile, all shades, for dress or skirt, value $3.oo-SpeciaI price. ... S2 so-ineh Canton Crepe in black, tan, gray, brown, jade, henna and navy, value $3.0o-Speeial
 Priee ................. SZ N-ineh Satin Crepe in black, gray, Copenhagen, navy and brown, value $3.50-Special price ..s............. V fo-ineh Chiffon Velvet, in black, for dress or suit, value S5.W-Speeial price .s....:.. Sa
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
GOSHEN

Mir Downing of Plainfeld was bust ness caller here this week.
 Misses Annie and Clara Gillette are guests of friends in Saybrook.
 The Goshen Gun club held election of officers on Tuesday evening A committee was appointed to make arrangements for holding a game supper later in the fall.
 A Goshen farmer while picking russet
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
Dress Goods

4o-ineh Wash Ratine, plain and striped, light and dark shades, value SIPS and Sfo0 Special price ............ 2 A-ineh Storm Serge, for dress or skirt, in black, navy or brown, value S1.5o-SpeeiaI Prfce ......-. VI E-ineh Storm and French Serges, for one-pieee dress, in black, navy and brown, value S2Oo-Special price. e.......... S1 f2-ineh Poplin and Crepe, In
 black, gray, Copenhagen, brown, rose, navy and henna, value $2o0-Speeial price. ... $1
 4-ineh skfrtins Checks, In
 two-tone colorings-maeerials
 are serge and eponee, value S225-Spectal price .......... S1 s4 inch Trieotine, for dress or suit in black, navy tan,
 Copenhagen, gray and brown,
 value $4.M-Speeial price. S
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
HANKS HILL.

Miss Lillian Marchart is working in Willimantic
 Mr. and Mrs. John Mikes and Mrs. Mary Boglisch attended the Mathewson auction near Warrenville Wednesday.
 Myron Boglisch spent Thursday in Will limantic
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
PLAINFIELD

Mr. and Mrs. James Royle attended the games of the world series in New York on Friday and Saturday. 1
 Mrs. Edward Pike has installed an ar tesian well. An excellent flow of water was secured at depth of 50 feet.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
Neckwear-Laces

Women's Collar and Cuff Sets, regular value 50c-SpeciaI. ...
 Torchon Lace, 3 inches wide, value 10c yard-SpeciaI price Torchon Lace, with beading, fKa inches wide, value 1oe = Special price .............. Hamburg Edgine, 3 inches wide, value 15e a yard-SpeciaI price ..............
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
Art Department

Stamped Pillow Cases, regular value Sf-25-SpeciaI price. ..... see Three piece 5oudou Sets, also
 Scarfs and Centers-regular value 59c and 75c-SpeciaI price 35e
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

Wiid's Linoleum, all new pat- terms, in a wide range, walna S100-SpeciaI price a square yaro ---------.- 9o 27- inch Tapestry and Velvet Stair Carpet, value S1&- Special price a yard -......... $to Best quality Velvet Stair Carpet, value $250-Special price a yard 2.t Size N 54 inch A,cTnfnster Rugs, value S4.5o - Special
 price -.------.---->--.. M Size 36 63 inch Asrnsasfer Rugs, value T.5o - Special price %4l Size g x 12 feet Tapestry Hraa- gels Rugs, all new patternA value STn0-Speciai price,. $fs7 Size g f2 high srads As-
 minister Rugs, value $500
 Special price ---.-.-..-..... $S7.s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

apples was surprised to find spray of pink apple blossoms Oct 9th.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
Drapery Materials

36-ineh Curtain Serim, in white, cream and eeru, with open-work borders, value 17c a yard-SpeciaI price. ...-... 12 36-ineh Marquisette, in white cream and eeru, with neat open borders, value 29e yard Special price ........... 36-inch Dotted and Figured Marquisette, in a number of pretty designs, value 49e- Special price ............ Cretonnes, in a good assort- ment of patterns and colorings, value 2c yard-SpeciaI
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT EXTRAORDINARY FAIL OPENING VALUES

Toweins, fs Special price yard t<,zo Kitchen To~elsSPecial So Towels, taped value fec = Special price 1x5za \ Beaehed Turkish Towels, good sire and fine quality. grade of clsA. eHeetsSpecaal Turkish $OoSpeeial Table pamas and blue eotored border S1DO yard-SPe0a price heavy weight Se25speeiaf &es Heavy Baeaehed Table pure iRseN
 
 strictly ali LINEN, assorted price dozen $AS8 sze heavy weight nsr, LINEN value $t25e-Speea price dozen Maderia Nankins neatly ebroidsredsr aesal Real Madeira Luncheon se.sfs pleeesaeat baxstsssar value $fooo see-Seeofal Prtee @Rsa Sheeting- -Sheets-R Blankets -Comfortahles sheens-spseiai yard 70. Ideal "Ladaes" Cloth, just right 25 dozen Pillow Cases regular value 4spsea ssc eRt-Speoial of Double Bed Size Sheet BianetsspeeiaI 72s0 Cotton Blankets nse pair s5 ALL WOOL Plaid Blankets assorted eoor
 
 8 Gotten Filled cofortabe Fuay eesernss neat signs with pretty self borders Special prieo. THE P0RTEOUS & MITCHELL co.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
Floor Coverings

kepcrset- in pzttsrus saF1hsa for every room in the hoess-l Special price 5ee q square yard
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

1000 yards of Cretonnes, the
 seasons newest patterns and
 colorings, a splendid assortment H-SpeciaI price yard 33e, resu-
 lar value 4ec. Scrim and Mar9uisette Cur- tains, with lace ed9ing and in- eertina, 214 yards long, value s175-Special price a pair.... Sf.S9 Fine quality Marquisette Cur taips, with Lace cdging and inserting, VzEre s211-spceial price a pair ir-----.------- go Extra fire quziity Quzkzsr Graft Eare CuzFzs, Zz yards hSu@, z1 new pzttzrus. vahre S75-S7eczzI Prsee pzfr--- S39
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

WARNING patented They emade The the nt ndo A Fire dmahk
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

VULcANIrE DoUBLETrrB SLABS Notice how fks bafesfeS friasenlar bYojeefiow on each slab nnderiies tAe slot ir fhe seeond coarse 6bore, givisg double thickness everyrkeYe. Yoa eGs. Sof get this advosf0ge is any f-is-I shisgle except sesaiss YsIeasiss DoabIefits Slabs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

Mwnnr-gtFA FAnnuesEsS.ER bstngs ea1le.F. nW Co fl.et TtirEs ~tlrsy surustsrzports fllss nEzuuuts nuH ea1vzxfsey 2. ofssgzme Sti,es.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

Total f'r SEASON Receipts. s.I?5.2ss:: OK.
porte. i3i.3;3
Interior movement
c.i iog ahim,, M,idaing :52: receipts. %
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81 LOU. II ~ AIS 10: s;"c&. 5I0t5
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Atlanta -Nid.iiing 25a-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
DECLINE SPECULATION
DOMINATES MARKET
Quotations Show Hcayincss as
Result of Activities of
Professionals.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Is LOWER
Decline Particularly Pronounced In
French Francs-NnrLrd Shrinkngr
In Total Turnover Indicates Public
Ont OF Market
Hy Droadnn wall.

NEW work. Xoy OF, S,o,,,,,,,,
60 49,, 5,,,' '''''V''
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stock market today. The bulk OF
transactions In stocks now r.pr.sn,ts
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show heayincss Spccula,ion Is also
Tho cb,cr i,o,or, ,
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cord'nE 20 important banking inter-
ests Foreign exchange quotations
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French francs.
short covering and sunror, ~, co..
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points were recorded In some active
spccial;ics Continental can came
forward ,,i.b
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Sentiment, continuing for ma ,nos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
COTTON EXPERIENCES
AN ERRATIC SESSION

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hrse "aS probably ID c..-l!-.. .Nii
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, ititAI reflect - .cHr. II IA. .'t.
.horts. tut TINS view was ~, 40,
%! yiiN4te oeo.-a. which a,t.ib,ta'i' ~
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gtgf; Liv'rpon! .ase DOH lin; M".'
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pressure aud scattered S,tiih.t, t'.'.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

pfd. 8 pc. par,ic.. 100 III
.. y. !. aud So. Co. 81
.. -. $. $. Co. 49,. 100 100
30. stove Wks.. pfd. 100 % J.
STANDARD Paper Mfg
Co. pfd .....,... 100 los
L. l.. T.. pc. pfd.. 100 1913 4
I. l. T.. com. . TOO llo J.
VIC. Chem. pfd. s.. lH0 6at
VIC. Chem. com 49,. 100 ~
Va. Bldg. and L. Co. 100 100 !
Snlrs.
cas.
Va Ry. and y. CON. 30
10 Va. l,y. and H.. ptd. 1Ti
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com. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

River. pfd. ..... 100 1899
riverside and Dan
River. com. ~ 100 800
Roanoke Mills - pfd 100 100
Rosemary Mi Co Is
pfd ........ 100 9s3
Union Buffalo. lS' pf 100 SO
Miscellaneous.
So Bond ~ Mort Co 1870
II 7 trump Co. y.
q. pfd .......... 100 80 l0i
I"r'r-" R-aity Co.
LIST pfd. ........ 100 50 %
pfd. ............. 100 ga
Johnson Pub Co..
com. ... ........l0O tG3
l.arus and ItroY Co.
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OTHER ntR;.i:Is. PAGE II.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

Mech and Mcrrh 100 325
Siat' rid L'Iit Bduk
AMI Trus tCo. 800 Is 6oI COL
Planters National 100 in5 40
Richmond Tr. Co. . lOB % 100
Wings itk ~ Rich % -
Union Blk of Richd 50 IS2
Virginia Trust Co :. 100 1925
West End Bank 80. Is 754
TratIIr stocks.
Patterson Mills go. 100 1925
riverside and Dan
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gay In" 'naIh"; drGr,i for while. bu.
around noon commenced 10 strengthen
gan o" ne hc';"r sro; news Tn, tone
M'S very steady during I'll" second halt Of
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4, N'w oT!.ens- AnGiIing 800: rccc,,,s s.
q: rAhof'S' 500 sales 1850. stock, 52i.-
Galveston "idhliue. 80: receipts .,
- exports '''"' siics. l.cv. stock. 500
Moh.& M!dtllng. 2lt2: recc.p,s pa
sales. 50. si"c! 1916 49, 800 .
k..an"ah Mlddi."s So receipts. 1923.
'1b"Tta. 90. stock. t!.!I3 $500
Exports. ~. s'UUE. y ~
CHARLES -MiGdlnX :i7s; rccs.uts
Wilmington id,ll:rr 10. r,,t,.
80 aI"ch. I'M N'''''
sales. ,SS. stuck IrGS7s ''-9'
ihltinoTr-Sto took gG.-
Observation-Disclosures ..u5: stock /. san
lhi!ad"Iphia-S to,k. 80.
Nrw YORK MiGdiing. =. %: cspor,, co.,
NJ nor p"rtA- Stock ..si
Iyid. today Rco,!p's .iI,. rxnnr,s
80. s;ock. ,261IS; ''' 80
"a Total for week hceeipts. i.iSi. exports.
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SuN"...J-T -. 1922.
Ecmari.s. L.rht Kan -: cats!c. Market
active. a;rru.-I ~ good ordered o.,;t.,.
tni prospects favorable. Common stun