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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
LIBERTY HILL

The parsonage is being greatly inn proved by a coat of white paint.
 MT. and Mrs George A. Trotter of Needham, Mass, came Friday to the home of Mrs. Tro:ter's mother Mrs. E. A Noyes. Mir. Trotter returned home Sunday Mrs Trotter remains with her mother for a season.
 MT. Waxel and family, also Samuel Harowitz and family. have moved to New York. They are highly respected people and will be much missed here. Mir. Waxel is paGnter and employed in Brooklyn. N Y. and Mr, Harowitz is tailor em- ployed in New York city. MT. Harowitz fls a son, Samuel, who was graduated from Windham High school last year and is now employed ill a bank in New York.
 Visitors at Calmere Sunday were MT. and Mrs 0rdway and Mrs. Ordway's sis ter and son Miss Arnrnta Fuller and her nephew. Fred Fuller and his wife and mother -in-aw, Mira Loomis, of Hart ford
 MT. and Mrs w. D. Davoll and chil- dren, Mir and Mrs. Frank A. Davoll and Mir, and Mrs. Milo S. Davoll motored to Andovec Tuesday to be guests of MT. and Mrs. Willard Fuller, it being Mrs. Full ler's birthday. Mrs Fuller is Frank and Milo DavollS sister.
 Orville w. Guriey will lead the Chris tian Endeayor meeting Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

Over 50 members of the New London county farm bureau toured the southern soctson of New London county by auto mobile Thursday. This was the first Of two tours arranged for the members by County Agent Harold F. Johnson, and the towns visited included Preston, North Stonington and Stonington.
 The line of automobiles, left the farm bureau office in this city at o'clock standard time, and went to Preston City. where stop of Is minutes was made at the poultry farm of WNW. Service. About 10 o'clock the party arrived at the potato field and demonstration plot of Shedd and Dawley ,on Preston Plains. near the residence of J. K. Hall.
 Leaving there at 10-15, the tourists went to North Stonington and spent some time at the farm owned by B. c. Gray. At this place the men inspected the crop rotation demonstration, while the women were interested in seeing the work done in that community on chair seatings.
 The next stop WAS made at the J. D. Avery farm. where all took advantage of the opportunity to look over the water system used on that farm. The men were especially interested in MT. Avery's herd of Ayreshire cattle and his demonstration orchard
 North Stonington grange, fairgrounds was the next stop on the program. and there basket mnches were enjoyed. After luncheon the line of automobiles moved
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

ark, N J.. and Rev WiEtam L. Bqrdick of Portville, N Y.ss on The History of the Newport Seventh Day Baptist Church
 The chidren's services under the su- pervis:on of Miss H. May Dixon of Shi- loh, \. J., are held each afternoon from 3 to o'clock on the first .fIocr of the Ashaway High school building. ] Tuesday Evening service
 The Tuesday evening. service of the Seventh Day Baptist general conference at Ashaway opened with a vesper service at 745 which included a vocal solo bS Prof R " Wangade of Alfred, N. Y, selection by the Ashaway. trio. Mis-. Maud Briggs viohnist. Mrs Julian T Crandall ,cellfst, Miss Mildred Taylor crganist; vocal solo by Miss Mildred Eiler of Pittsburgh Pa, and an anthem by the chcdr under the direction of Al bert B. Grandaai.
 The service was in charge of Rev. D Burdett Coon of Battle Creek, Mich, as sisted by three out of the five men wh, were whh him in evangelistic work thirt. years ago, Rev. George B. Shaw of Sa lem, w. Va. Rev T. J. Van Horn 0 Verona, N r, and Rev. William D.. Bur dick of Portville, N. r. The music wa in charge of Dr. Edwin whitford Q Westerly, R. l.
 Rev D. Burdett Coon took as tn theme of his euangelistic sermon Be r Reconciled to God.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

Louis Rowe of Putnam was caller h town Thursday.
 Miss MafhIIde stapser of the Pone- nah house. who has been spending the uimzner in Woodstock Cont Hysnnls, Mass. and Monroe. N. Y., Is now In Fai-iiesd. Conn. the guest Of .ir. and Mrs Aretas P. SsunderA Mrs. Saunders vas before her marriage. Mss Grace Edith Adams of Broad Brook, Conn.,, 2 teacher in the eighth grade of the We- cuonnoc school in this village. md Mir. Saunders ts the brother 3f Mrs I.1nald p MacLane, wife Of Rev. Donald B McL.sne. a former pastor os fhs Taft vile Congregational church
 Mir. and Mrs. Ludger BouHcy of South 6 stree; have returned fl Jm spending ncveral months with relatives m Can- lda.
 Jrhn Ward of wauregan was vis'- tor Thursday at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. Albert Laheur and fenly cf Scuth E siree-
 Miss Ida L.. Lillibrid-s. wbo. k'th her mother ts spending the summer at Lords Point. was in town for a shor. lime thia week
 WnSam Kerr ts enjoying his annual Faca. .3n.
 aand Beauregard and Gustave ~ who have been on a trip to the Narac coast and in their trave's met r.lrr Murphy who Is playing with the rernon Baseball club, are at present in rfro~Stone Park.
 Louis Wuhd~rlIeh of Norwich avenue md Adam Seidel of Highland avenue ,rge returned from spending several Frfic- in Germany. where they visit ed 1aE old homes In Bavaria The travel sIs rf port good voyage in both direc- lions and enjoyed their stay in the land N-vruN tho Rhine Estf .sye-ra ~iad ro oack to the United States: in fact, theS Etlted that after they had booked then pasage for the return trip they count ed the days until the time that thet cleared Hamburg. At points in Ger many. living Is very cheap for Ameri sans because of the depreciated value O the German mark and in one city the, entertained a party of fifteen friends a Inc best hotel in the place. and whil .he bill amounted to many hundre, narks the equivalent in American mon sy was only two dollars.
 Cards received in the village iron Mrs Napoleon Disco. the Misses Maril la and Aldea Disco and Napoleon Dis %. IT,. of North street. who are O . motor trip to Canada. locate them a st. Efrem one of the suburbs of tn atty of Quebec.
 Mrs. Desire Couture of South Secon Rvenue is srending a few days wit relatives in Antic. R l.
 Jack Murphy played in the ranks ( he B. S A. baseball team in New LOT lon Thursday
 Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey and Mi: Mabel Hodgknson of North Second av, hue were in Plainheld. Wednesday. attend the Flagg- -Butterworth wedding
 Mir and Mrs. Edmund Hindle an bon. Edmund of North Third avenu and their g1ests. Mir. and Mrs. WIIial Scott Of Donsdale- R. L. have re1urns frcrn a two weeks trip to the W71i Mouutains. While in New Hampsh4r MT. and Mrs. Scott purchased poultl farm. which they intend to occupy nn early date.
 Mike Morin of South A street vpending a few days in Northampto Mass
 While at his work. Aidaige Marion Eouth B street. received serious f ury to his ankle. when box of sm s,inery fell on his foot.
 The lawn party under the auspIe
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
KALEIDOSCOPE

The cooks at vasszr college are men the professors are women
 In Egypt less than per cent. of tho women can read and write.
 Nearly twice as many girls as boys were graduated from the high schools iu Louisiana this year.
 An 0fficial report recently issued shows that 300 British women Hurs@ died while serving In the World war.
 Lady Byng. wife of the new governor general of Canada. is talented writer and has published several books. A celebrated scientist declares that women are less sensitive to pain than men. and actually feel less of it in a given operation
 The wife of the lord mayor of London may appoint maids of honor and a train bearer and she has her own private stats coach
 When a horse paws the roadway it iE 1 said he is obeying an instinct derived from a remote ancestor. who sought for | water ln this way. or was in the hahit of digging through snow 10 reach his food. The Romans are credited with intro ducing cabbage into England. and, the soldiers of Cromwell carried it to Soo1 land and made 1t popular there. as they did also in Ireland, according to tradi- ton.
 Few people realize that the human heart is a marvellous pumping engine lir work. from a mans cradle to his grave Is incessant and stupendous Every sin gle minute this wonderful engine pump, T5o cubic inches of blood This mean that the heart pumps more than 225 .epl cubic feet of blood every year
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25


 Mass. Mir. Stone will preach Sunday in the church. whtre he was a former mas tor. Before retrrning home they wi1 visit the Ussher fzmFy at Goshen Mass
 Miss May. h rPendieton is visiting in Greenport. L. l.
 Mrs. Robert Robinson and son Robert Jr., of Brooklyn. \. r., are guests Of Mr. and Mira William C. Robinson al tho Point Monday, Miss Mary Robinson of Hartford will return home before taking up her duties teaching at the deaf and dumb institute. New York. for the fall A httle excitement- rreyailed here wher lad about entered the store Of J. C Braacker,. corner Of Elm and Hyd, streets. Tuesday evening. and, soon af teTws-d 1t was discovered that a bo, containing s3s.26 in change was norEhrr, to be found. The child was visited ans abo1t s1s was restored to the owner. Al the balance of the money is to be mad, good. no prosecution will follow.
 Manuel Frances Of Ithaca, N. r.. i visiting relatives here
 Manuel Andrews and William ostmal notored to Wiilimantic Thursday. Mir Ostman was recently operated upon a the private hospital there.
 Charles W. Carey and family O Rolliston. Mass, are visiting at Lord Point.
 Mrs Rodney. a1d son Henry of De troit. Mich, are here for two weeks va cation.
 Miss Amelia Sylvia i, visiting il
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

employ quite a. number of help. The machinery. is already installed and the firm will manufacture mems and boys caps out of cloth from the mill at Pot ter, Hih
 It is rumored that Walter S. Price of Main street has purchased the John B. Brown homestead on Grove avenue.
 Miss Tessa -O,Connen of Forestvire, Conn, is spending two weeks vacation at the Freestone. cottage at Pleasant View
 Walter L. Barber of Plainfeld, N J., was. caller here Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Florence Bowden of Providence is the guest of Miss Cecelia Smith.
 The Sacrament of Confirmation will be conferred next Sunday morning at II o'clock at Bradford, by Right Rev. ". A Hickey of Providence to the followine class of children: Angefo Pucci, Thomas Terranova, Rosie Vuono,, Josephine Vu. ono, Rosina Eaudone, Susie Terranova Columbia. Terranova, Clara Capalbo. The bishop will also bless the new large bell recently presented the churcr by Mir. and Mrs. A. Rieff, who will act a, sponsors for the bell which will revive the name of Maria Augusta" Rev Father Kane of St Michael. church. -Pawcatuck, will deliver the ser mon in Italian at. the services. | Sheriff W. H.. Casey and Judge Her bert ". Rathbun were in Norwich Thursday. w H. R. ,segar. who has been spending
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Harod Shearer nas returned to New York after visiting Mrs. J.. Dana Colt.
 Mrs Lucius Briggs of Broadway has been spending some time at Fishers Isl and
 Miss Louise MorreM of Passaic. N. J., has been spending several days in town with Miss Sue I. Gallap.
 Misses Helen and Annie Williams have been guests of Mrs. Robert Williams at the Mohican hotel New London
 Miss Della Leavens has been the guest of her cousins, MT. and Mrs S. M Glad win of Hartford, at tlair summec home at WeekapaMg.
 Mrs. Charles n. Preston and Miss Louise B. Meech were at Jefferson, N. H.. the past week to motor back. with MT. and Mrs. George ". Carroll.
 Mrs. w. J. Adams and daughter Der nice of New Haven are guests of Fred erick. Johnson, of 129 Broadway. Nor. wich. at his summer home, Sunnytop, al North Franklin.
 NIT. and Mrs. Francis C. Norton from Bordeaux, France, visited Mir. Norton's Another, Mrs. Mary A. C. Norton. and hi. sister, Mrs. Carl w. Brown of Norwich at the summer home of. .the family a Browns Crossing. Gales Ferry Wednes day while en route, to Rockland. Me-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
FARM BUREAU MEMBERS TOUR
 SOUTHERN SECTION OF COUNTY

on to Irving Maine's farm on the Pendie- ton Hfu road, where a corn variety dem onstration blot was inspected. A little further down that road the visitors in spected w T. Morgans variety test of small fruits Mir. Morgan is trying cut url- der direction of the farm bureau a num- Der of varieties of strawberries and rasp-
 berries.
 From the MKgan farm the party went
 directly across the main road to West
 eriy, taking a short cut. to the farm of H. D. Crttcheeon. There the women in spected MT Critcheson's pressure and freless cookers. and the men saw how an old building can be remodeled at very little expense into a first rate henhouse. On the farm of c. B. York; which Is only short distance from the Critcheson farm there was an exhibition of kitchen conveniences and the party also inspected 1 the up-to-date water system in use on the
 farm. The men showed nNTch interest ir
 Mir York's Guernsey cattle.
 Today (FCiday) the second auto touT 1 wiM take place, and will include farms ir i Goshen, Lebanon and Franklin.
 1 The schedule will be as follows: a m.. E. w Jones, Lebaonn 9.30 a. m. 1 E. H Mccall, Goshen HiIl 10 a. m., B | R. York, Goshen HIM 10.15 a. m., Fret AbeA, Lebanon; 10.45 a. n., J. R. Foster
 Lebanon street; basket lunch at Bailey''
 Ravime at noon D. m., Lloyd Aver $ l Son, FTankiin1 sports.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
7o-YEAE-OLD FARMER SHOT
 BY A VETERAN EMPLOYE

Stamford, Conn. Aug. 24.-Edward Bailey. ', farmer is in he Stam- ford hospital with an abdominal gunshot wound inflicted. the, allegation Is. by Hughie Noun. 72, employed by Bailey for twenty years.
 The shooting occurred last evening in the yard of Bailey's home. The house is at Taylor's Corner, Pound Ridge, just over the state line and about five miles from New Canaan.
 sBailey's death is expected. The men were in New Canaan yesterday and are said to have obtained ''home brew" On arrival home. the men were quarreIsome Noun is sail to have made remarks v6uch Bailey said were insulting. The latter strutN Noun who went to the barn and got shotgun. He came out and when
 ten feet to Bailey discharged the weap- on.
 | Mrs. Bailey came to the door upor | hearing the shot, and began to scream Noun threatened to shoot her if she did l not stop. Constable Brown who live: nearby also heard the shot and witt Bradford Sarles, the justice of the peace and William Frielinger. of New York
 a summer resident, .overpowered MOur and took away his gun. He was thel
 placed in jail. at White Plains. N Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
WESTERLY

It was first thought that the. three men who footed the Industrial companys bank here Monday might have been connected with the assault upon Mrs Anna Putnam at Hamburg, Conn, whtcn occurred one day last week. Three men 1t is understood, attacked the woman were riding in Cadillac car, but the state officials visited here Wednesday and could not connect the two occurrenc- eS in any way The. woman was forced into the car. and carried about mile in to the woods, when she was walking on the highway about nine o'clock in the morning. She had been drugged and assaulted and it was four o'clock when she reached home and called a physician who substantiated the fact. The car in which the men were riding bore 2 New York state license.
 Police Chief Thomas D. Brown swore out against Robert B. Richer, alias Wor- cester Red, a complaint for larceny, as about $740 is claimed to4be missing from the Industrial company The man was placed under bonds of $7,50o to await trial and was tken to the jail at Kingston l by Sheriff Wilcox. It was found Thurs day that the prisoner is wanted in Troy
 
 Attorney T. J. Quillman of Rensselael county, sent to hief Brown he is wanted there for grand larceny in the, second degree and so in that case the man if held here. A bench warrant will be Is. ! sued at once. Richer. 1t is stated, en. tered the Washington Trust company! bank here Monday noon and got s5t bill changed. About one hour and hall before the robbery was committed at tn, other bank.
 4 meeting of St. MIchaeFs Boy Seeu 1 troop will be held this (Friday) evening at 7.S0 o'clock in Parish hal for the pur pose of arranging detais for the schedule, baseball game with St. Mary's troop, No 10 of New I ondon which will be playe, at White Rock grounds The St Mary team is the champion team of the Bo. Scout league inNewLondon
 Invitations were sent out Thursday b, MT. and Mrs Pietro Grispino Of PIeasan street for the marriage of their daugh ter, Miss Emilia Theresa and. Rober La Priore, which will ltake place Mon day, Sept. If at o'clock at the Immac ulate Conception church The ceremon will be followed by reception at tn town hall from to 10 p. fn. Bot young people are native of Westerly
 now enterprise Is being starsed . West Broad street in the building ow1 ed by Henry Walton. Bailey md Hal have opened cap factory thu and wi
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

Who Is your fe-orife nln nero
 The poor chap who has to read all the scenarios Minneapolis Journal
 strange about absentnindedneEs"
 .Yes. Some people are 90 absent minded that even their confidence E usually misplaced. .'-wayside Topics
 Mrs. BIackstone-Is your husband fond of home cooking
 Mrs, webster-Oh, yes we have din ner every night In a restaurant that makes a speciality of iti-New Tork Sun.
 Honestly. believe that man was trying to firt with me" gaypef the sweet young thing.
 %NothinE like it. dearie." -etorted the wretch; that guys dry agent wink ing at a violation.-Buffalo ExPressL
 Doesn't fl annoy you to hear the summer boarders complaining about the heatz-
 ..No.- replied Farne- cornsosssl -1t takes their minds off thetr other trou- hles I'd rather hear them complain about the heat than about the board" l-washlngton Star.
 Baackstone-why did your French maid ieave7 I thought she was so clever at hooking your dresses | Mrs Blackstone-She was extremely clever. She hooked three before she | left-New York Sun | Sslesznan-Individusi alarm eloclus7 Never heard of them What are thss nkei
 shopper-I never saw. one myself. hui I thought maybe could get one tuned 30 1t would wake my husband wtrhoui disturbing me.@Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

some time at Los Angeles. Cal, is at his hume, 19 Grove avenue.
 Harry Anderson or New York is vis- ting his son, Harry Anderson, Jr, of Narragansett avenue.
 Arthur Thomson IS enjoying weeks vacation.
 Mrs Albert Keuhn> who feN Tuesday night while Eoing down. the cellar stars at her home. IS West street and frac- trred her coflarbone. is resting comfort ably.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Dickenson o4 Worcester. Mass, arrived here Thursday y afternoon to spend weeks vacation with Mrs Dickensons sister, Mrs. C. N Alexander, of the West Side.
 Mrs. E. L. Bailey of New London i. entertaining. Miss Alma Bailey of Ash. ! away this week. l Mrs. Jennie Philips of Wequetequocl | was taken to the Providence hospitai Thursday in the ambulance of the West erly Sanitary corps. | By tho will of the late Samuel Pomero, Colt the Industrial Trust company banI employees in. Westerly. as well as othei branches of the company received Thurs day s1.Ooo. About 275, employees come il for the bequest
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
Have You Piles?

Then You Rave senethinr to Learn.
 Thousands who have piles have not
 do the same for you. .l-,-ls7
 learned that quick and permanent rs. lief can only be accom- plished with in. ternal medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount of treatment with oint- ments and suppositories will remove the cause. Bad circulation causes piles. There IS a. complete stagnation of blood in
 the lower bowel and a weakening of the parts. pr. J. s. Leonhardt was first to find the remedy. His prescrfp- 'tion is .HEM-R a tablet medicine
 taken internally. that ts now sold by druggists generality. nr. Leonhard, tried 1t in 1000 eases w..h the marvel hous record of success in sS per cent. and then decided 1t should be sold un. ! der rigid money-back guarantee.
 | Don't waste any more time with | outside applications. Get package of
 HEM-ROID from Lee 6. Osgood today I It has given safe and lasting relief i'd
 thousands of people, and should do ths ] same, for you-it seldom fails.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25
GALES FERRY

Rev. Truman H. Woodward of Wap- ping. will conduct the morning service in the M E. church Sunday in the ab- sence of Rev. W. D. Woodward, the pas tor. at Willimantic Camp meeting
 Tuesday afternoon. while Mrs bertus s. Dean who resides on tht London road. short distance fro village. was out calling some one the place and breaking a pane Of gl one of the kitchen windows. with a of iron, reached in and took a large light from the window sill IL Is cred by Mrs. Dean 10 be the w boys. as she found bare foot nrintsl sand near the window.
 Mrs. Susan Liilie Of Hartford m, here last week. accompanied b. dzughter-in-lap, Mrs C. Allyn and young son Of AmbridEe. Penn were guests of Mrs. Lilies siSt , law. Mrs. Ellen Stoddzrd over wednes- day night returning Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs. Randolph MaIhewsUn of PitLsfeld. who are spending a few dayE in this place were visitors al Ocean Beach Tuesday
 Rufus W. Hurlbutt concluded work with the Connecticut Power Co al Uncasviile. Iron Works Monday.
 Mrs. Reginald Fitzmaurice who has been spending some time al her summer cottage The Pioneer. returned 10 the family home in Providence the last of the week
 William H Shields. Jr.. Edward Mckay and James L. Crawford. of Norwich. were recent guests at the home of W. I Fred Smith.
 Mrs. Alice Chapman of Groton. was a guest Monday at the home of Representa- tive and Mrs. Henry ". Hurlbutt
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Bartlett of Uncasville. and MT. and Mrs. R Irving Hurlbutt of thls place were dinner guests at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. Rufus ". Hurlbutt Sunday.
 ~ Mir. Fowler and son of Nh. Vernon, N. r.. on their yacht Minerva arrived al the Ferry Sunday. remaining over night Sunday afternoon they visited MT. and Mrs Frank A Aplin of the village ai I their farm in Preston. They entertained Commander Guy Davis and Mrs. Davis of New London at dinner on the yacht that evening. Miss Natalie King Gibbs was the guest Thursday of Mrs George R. Fellows al Groton Long Point
 ] J. Raymond Perkins of New York spent Sunday with his family at Perkins place Mrs. Latham E. Smith and Eleanor Smith spent Friday at tthe home of Mis- Eleanor Smiths parents. Mfr. and Mrs 1 George A Smith in New London. l Mfr. and Mrs. AIbertus Dean rotorec to Wakefield. R. l.. Thursday. | Edmund S. Satterlee who has beer spending the summer at The Ferry Eitl ! his brother, J. Paul Satteriee. of Cali fornia. has returned to Dunlap. Iowa leaving here Sunday night. l Monday when fhe tfsrhe- rtf~-no-- ol the cottage of Miss Laura A. Perkins II | the village. was being cleaned. a nic, clean nest of dry grass was found I, which was litter of three grey squir rels. not over a day old The nest wa. built below the stove pipe hole and wa found when the bricks were removed a | the base of the chimney. A large gre, l squirrel had been seen about th, grounds at Perkins place also had beei seen to enter the chimney which hai been in frequent use during the summer