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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
NORWICH BULLETIN !
Wf;linaAsIe oRIes si chHrsa Street TelcDhOna 10s2

q The BAnOgrs'ea Rotary Frolic held fuasaay niB:t at Nvas1Surre hall, lIn- Ser tAe aSszhces 0f the NSiEiznaauc Fo- Aary dub had an alrnosG lee per cant at.sadanee of tie nssraSero ard their lady f=iendG The hRIi ssHa very hand unnDGy decorated in st+rscs:;;e HAllU~~ S7S eslurr S1Ih z cs;op6rs m thS cen te. kf one <-sd Ss ths hall wac q fire. Ttaap sns in ISo ot the conners l~zret lieza urnSe ln with cornsrs,li1S-
 A1 fWuaane werp !1 rdseqaeTsds suits. ssVns rf wftcil wsr9 r+1mc-cus knd orig tsai.
 gre Ec-ary g-eT:i march Vl.Ich was tn ths iseturS of e mss,.ncr;pde party Sas sG-tsd ct o'clock ccssr which kofh rcu-A snd sQzAGp tEnOes yy~rS eD ecysE La4ar nGns he in.t=sual stunts Sra3sh sE0ved res-st amusing
 Esf7aahrnSo,s x--s s-+vsd aaA thess Wsrs t1sDsd hY c;dar ard aPpiSA
 4 fEaturS sf tNs evening TNs ths aOi~ hia tsnsE Hho rHs sn Asnd. Nil prss- Sas pr1ncInced Chs :rcHc ore of the keEf thsy have eTcr aite1z6.A
 hrgs supply sj ss4np, liailctA to h Yu.ss cr At tie bj--uniHl gate clsc,- Nen on TcAsdz.y. Noven.5@s Tth, have kssa recsisC6. Ina samples 2ie pink sad the chicisi isllois s.e N.il:ge. I2Ne<e are Q be four tickets .5 Gi1s fiaiG and rtiy tYo will carry the nGahcs Of state oFieia.s.
 The order of the aart;cs as they ap- resg on the ticze: follows: Republican, bsncezatic. Socialist and 5arTrsT-Labor. Eix thousanl eevtn hun5-sl pallets have been TsceiSpf. !s'arJ. l. g and viii Rach have l.5Ge Eni 't!ie second ward Fill receive 2,205 iaauctg.
 The nembe-s of the democratic town saA Arrrif6 -tr1 pI1oi lnap, gathered at a g':cper recently in the Johnson house. A number of those present spoke il behalf Of Democracy.
 The organization of Visiting NuTBe association Is now practically compleIe. Fifty citizens with Mrs Johlr Reilly presiding, ana Dr. W. r. s. Heating es Secretary, met and elected tine following oficers: Mrs. John. Reilly, president; Mrs C. C. Case, first vice president: Mrs. Deiphine Boucher. second vice president Mis- Lucy Murphy, secretary; George H- Spencer, treasurer; Herbert D. Pol lard, auditor. Acting upon motion a committee of five retired to bring the names of thirty-five directors. They were q. F. Sullivan. Mayor Charles A. Gates. Rev. John E. Clark Rev. Harry s. Me CreRdy. and P. J. Hinds.
 The list of directors as approved by the meeting and brought in by the coni- imittee, follows: Rev. Harry S. McCready, Rev. John E. Clark. Rev J. J. Papillon, Rev. Walter r. Borchert. Rev. John ,Pearce. Dr. W. ?. s. Heating. pr. F. E. Build. Dr. Laura II. Hills, r. J. Hinds, T'hzrles W. Hill, James r. Bath, r. J. l.aramee, Fred n. Jordan, J. E. Sulli- ran, James F. TwOmey, Miss Carrie ktlles. Mrs. II. c. Lathrop, Mrs. Walter Abbe. Jr.. Mrs. John Reilly. Mrs. c. C. Case, Mrs. pelphus Boucher, Mrs r. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

-AIaine Of ,Windham, Mrs. Henry Bing ham, Mrs. Ralph ". E. Carpenter, Mrs. John G. Boss, Mrs. H. Gray, Mrs. Frank r. Fenton. Mrs. J. L. Harroun and Miss Gertrude R. Turner
 Mrs. John HilIhous~ has returned home after 3 wel.''s stay with tMr and Mrs Fred ArniEtrong in North Franklin. + Mrs. Adney Potter has returned from Providencc where sIle has been called by the illness Of her son, Richard Potter
 Dr. and Mrs. D. Everett Taylor spent Sunday at Groton Long Point
 Mrs A. E Weaver of Springfield. Mass, is guest of E1r. and Mrs. E. B. Latham of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Maine of Windham have closed their cottage at Groton Long Point for the season ''
 Mrs. Ralph W. E. Carpenter recently entertained a Congregational Church Thi1nbIe' club. ...t Mir. and Mrs. George s, Elliott of this city are entertaining Mrs. EIliotts cous- ing, Mrs. J. H. Faber, of Mt. Vernon, x. ': .'f ErnestiP. Chesbro of Hartford was a recent visitor with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Ghesbro. Thomas A. Lyman was here Tuesday l on business.
 MT. and Mrs Orrin MoseIey were re- cent guests of friends in Springfield. ' Matthew Healy was in New Britain Monday night where he was one of the judges at the Y. M. T. A B. Society 1 fair,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
JENETT CITY MAN HELD
 UNDER S1,OOO BONDS
Special to The Bulletin.)


 Jewett City, Oct 31.-Fabien Ho- rouszy went to a wedding celebration oA Anthony street Sunday evening, with the evident intention of cleaning tho place out, His first preparation it is said, was to load up, muzzlefull, on hootch He also provided himself with stick about a foot long to which was attached piece of clothesline of equal length, on the end of which was tied an iron ibeYelled gear weighing close to Ia pound A blow with this device would have easily crushed man skull
 Officer Osga asked him to give up the weapon, which was seen sticking ou' of his pocket. Upon his refusal Officer McDermott was called and the man was lodged in the cooler.
 Monday morning in the Griswold town court Judge A. M. Brown bound him over to the next term of the court of common pleas. Being unable to furnish a bond of f1,OQO he is in the Norwich jail,
 After the hearing he tore up the floor at the lookup and smashed whatever he could get his, hands on. .
 Prosecuting Attorney H. H. Burnhan! characterized the prisoner as too dan gerous person to be at large,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
Ths Brsed.

Speed counts" is the paskKors at th' Bresd theetre this week, for thfy ary shoSing that old tine melodrana. Tn Fast Nal. written by Lincoln ]: cartsr IL Is a NH zl1 Fox pTese1tstich, sut has bscn diifrted Fitb 2 ssen f5e tor plrilIs by Pfr1ard J. PgrniFE. n ths cast are ChsTfes. Jones, Bpfep Percy and Adoiph Mshjou. f--'
 It. is a meicdrans pure and simple but remsrkably Fed done. of eruFse Ffst As ip love Bitt Msry, Sud sh' Vith him. The rejected suitor does al ia h;s power to mar their happiness. Ae- aap frs eopsy Fith ? thFfiinT Eeeplt- chase, Shere west, on whom 70 ths money is placed to yin, iE feulAe.
 There is Retion Of sE snrTg. Efs hoFsei, fast boats. faSt trains. ffE Ht- chints and Rs 2 AttlpE cltHsS te | fil realistics frs Ttrpugb ~ 'tirS E.rrf Keft RanF te ypeeeH fFs r tf Rises q AEf TsE Ms EsR Es;s.t ss..- fIss l.s,,,i3 ., ! p2Ff. ApthlrG FisnAipF but fo bss fff' sfier. I ff.r ishd lEry tale
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
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 ROCKVILLE

Mrs. Carlton Irish and thref children have been recent guests Of Mrb. Tiriatn s. Hammond Il 'gsiSlforH.
 The Loysl fwoEanfs served 2 harvest supper p' the Psfs hOqss saturday evspinE..' < & KREty of fvp young iadise froa PtottasnSs recently sr56ssa ah putinE st the Flint bunKal6T 4 Blue pond.
 News of Ind death ok fh6tnSs J. Ksn- yon, who died at Hayard, where he hsd been taken 'recentiy tpr treatment was received hereeafA Eeex. " Recept ealeFS en AT. and Mrs. shef- field DouEi3ss, were Mrs. Ella Brown, Mrs. Hannah Arnold and .tEo chilaren of kEhaKfy iAn6 shd1 hSt. flresttr c. yan5sstof Tomldoae. < -s F'--.' \ Mir Grzcs 6p1Ehpu xHiea .at her ,barhs neal LaufSf Glsn rsesnfly. F ,s:fl easFls $ FSs' sk fl 'ss+ tA' R.'' e dss@ ssFS st V gs fpyf g. .FfasfIy is fFI tDfFner resi6epf feyF. ,.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

 tferin6 Garstka and the late Stanislaus Garstka. She is a graduate of the Xiv crsidc Grammar school and was vale dictorjan of her class. Since leaving school she has been employed by the Ashland Cotton Co. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruszenas He attended the. Riverside Grammar School and later the All Hallows' schoo: in Moosup, from which he graduated He attended = Norwich Commercial school and later the Polish National AL liance college. He is an ex-service man. Since his discharge from the army he has been employed by the Dayton Scale Co, in Oklahoma City and later by the John Hancock Life Insurance Company. Norwich branch He expects to enter business for himself
 The groom presented the lbride a pearl necklace with a diamond clasp
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
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Lnyery Of good n1usie VII look f6rEnrd sitk EagsrnesS ftp sfhe rAtFt npmBsr of ssIlss4sss,5 fss ss@s a;E % SIS ss S. ss. tsss ssfs7 2 Ssw Iss3ss' IIsAssssn' 'sP KeTfSps Rarely does sEeSt organization like this visit S1 shah, | 5clty U EsF Ilbnes don. and only ArpyKh the e5ppfs tion ot ;;s:. I SssAias Ef F sAs lsa sRalls ts Esaf Fie Visit Of the orcheStra' last ykAr vas mGds Fith much spsrilSkloh ty to the hhSSlttap optepfif 15sHaia ubIsIr9 hsaairsd ahs c6heskt. shd A6F tsitE $ sJ,fF
 and equally sttraetive prn6x1m sexfry available seat Acnin bs taken
 Tickets are 6h Gls H Ebsdsey,s, .Ns- issss number CT o si5ss R EestiSas E and F !EsH he zaaersef st $50 an ,oE7er Azi eEsES let A q F4As RFs aS Ahf epp1E'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

is visiting her sister Mrs Annie Olin.
 Miss Mary Buck of Monson, Mass is & guest of Mrs. Martin Davis.
 Miss Delphine BeaureGard was in Providence Tuesday.
 Miss Anna Garstka of 30 Anthony street and Casimier Ruszenac of 27 Sla- ter avenue were married Monday morn ing by Rev. J. J. McCabe at a nuptial high mass at St. Mary's church. The bridesmaid was Miss Anna Ruszenae, sister of the groom. Frank Garstka, brother of the bride, was best man.
 The bride was gowned in white Can ton crepe, with radium .oyerIace, her veil being. caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of chry, santhernums. The bridesmaid wore champagne Canton crepe, with hat to match and carried white carnations. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ca
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
TobAFs EVBTfs
I1I Sainfs' dsy

All OdlHls 0d.-
 One 6lndred years ago today inc hrs priso1er was received at the Indiana slate prison at JefersonXills.
 Ths Palmer House sI Chicago. one Q tine most historic Of e1istInS Americsr hotels, today enters upon it's 5otfi year.
 fI. Rev. Henry J. Mikell, bishop C. the Protestant Episcopal diocese Of Al lanta today celebrates his fifth anlivers aFy in the the episcopate.
 Charles E. Hughes, secretary Of state is to speak tonight in Cooper Union, fl New York city, in behalf Of the re. publican state ticket.
 Leaders fn educadonal circles through. out the Dominion are to gather in' otts. Va today for the annual co1vention o. the Canadian Education association.
 The Grain FgtUres Art, which pr" sldeS- for the supsrSisIoh by the Secrs tsry of AgricultuTe of tue trsding ir grain kuLures on he f1chapges through out the United States, comes into opera tlpn today.
 CONVENTIONS ToDOT ]. .TorTingto1, Copn.-Coupsat4eEt un day Sch9oi Association.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

loss returned to RostPr with tRsP for q short visit
 Mas Mildred HoBgh MAS hone from Hartford for ths 9sek-end.
 The inemberS of the !. A. $. hzyf been invited to meet with Mrs. e. A. Little Thursday afternoon.
 The funeral services of Mrs. JoAa Johnson ot Amston were held from the Congregational church Marday Rftsr- noon. -, =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

The brides gift to the groom was a dia- nond scarfpin and to her bridesmaid 9 silver bar pin set with blue sapphires. The groom presented his best man 2 scarf pin set with blue sapphire.
 The relatives and friends present at the reception held at the brides home were from Proyidnce, Attleboro, Rock vile, iddletown, Moosup, Norwich, Glas- go and Jewett City.
 The 'bride received gifts of silver. linen, cut glass, furniture and money.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
ANeUAeHaIatAsTs N HeIefy Lad TpJo PlapHiRE GpAesIts

Rafael De Gruttola, violincslIiSt snt DEss Ss5ias tor S tHs ,sss St 5 ssSst-is gS ti SorTics for the Ergt, Ny Lehdo5 ntKt and Boston, LaWslee, PrsyiSs5es, Fsst erly and YfEaFk, N. J., to fplpF H. has secured es pianist Prof. Josef FtF- Maeiie, ItaIy' as a piFniH aSS composer and has bfen hefFd with 1lsas ure wherever he has played. The opsrs tenor, Signor Mieel, also frpp Italy, and Prof. GristofRro, the yioliniet vii De tAs ethr pemRsrs et the trio, FheSs y9rk yIli e9ntrfbpte to the plsRslrs ps s1 tasir audiences.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
1ale N Neae1er.

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
What Is Going On Tonight

The Mascot" at Broadway Iheatre.
 Division No. 5l, A. O. H. Auxiliary meets in Buckingham Memorial
 Immergruen Lodge. No. 12, O. D. H. $. meets in Germania Hail.
 Somerset Lodge, No. S4, F. and 4. N. meets in Masonic Temple. E., meets ih odd FeilcTs Hal
 Mnhegan Lodge, No, Gt, I. Q. F. N. meets fn Steiner Har. . Buckingham Council. No. #, Jr. 0. U 4 M., meets in Buckingham Memorial ye1Seyips And A9gllg PietYtss A MoysnE Picthres at Strand Theatre.
 hcvinS PfefuFes At Erefd Tbealrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
HEBRON

Elisha Lewis and daughter of Hart- ford attended service at the Congrega- tional church Sunday fF
 Dr. Douglas and Mrs. Douglas return ed to Boston Thursday, having been in town for two weeks Miss Carolyn Kei-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01
,WuL.uM.ANTIC
FRENCH-AAIERICAN RALLY ,r
 HELD AT WILLIIANTIC
Special to The Bulletin.)

NOpVV'~I VU I1IN F0VVfFNSVEFHY
 Willi:n2ntic Oct. S1-Ne Ernch- Ame:.csn rally, under the auspices Q; the state republican party, was held ir the toTn hall T1eStay evening at 3 O. clock, Alphonse Chagnon, who pre- sided, introduced the speaker of the evening, Joseph N. L1ssier sof Ho-yolzs, .haes. Mir. Lussier of Holyoke, Mass. Ar. Luss;er spoke well on the merits ct thS republican party and predicted it's success on the coming election.
 3cisf a6Gresses were delivered ey Mayor Charles A. Gates. candidate foT s?erlr, Judge Of Probats O B. Robin son and wiuisIn P. Jordan and Frank M. Smith, both candidates for stat5 representative.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

J. 0. BIanchette and ". E. Gilman,
 former partners in a bakery business dni A Church street have dissolved busi-, ness. AIr. Blanchette has taken over, his Corner partners share and will com tinue the business personally.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-01

TH FVTIVT VOUTI IUtsUHy mOFhInE Iho continued case of Lawrence Ricard, charged with assault on John Moriarty was heard. Mrs. Albina Cloutier in her testimony said that she called to Ri card to cut her wood. She saw the two men standing on the lawn and without that either of the men were angry she saw Ricard suddenly strike ,S1oriarty on the face. She then told Ricsrds not to saw her wood. Ricard was fined one dol lar and costs which he paid, the total being SI215. -' '"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-31
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-31

know we couldn't have any any such
law as that; !, would violate the con-
stitution''
"Constitution", roared the Colonel,
Jumping up and banging The table
win such force that a piece of pIaS-
tcr;ng fell from the wall; what the
h are you talking about-the
fr;gate Constitution or the Atlanta
Constitution"
The constitution of the United
States. we meekly replied.
another one gone wrong NUT
tered Colonel Potts as ne walked
over TO our platinum plated telephone
and called for a certain number;
Say, officer he said, ''sweep out
padded cell No. Il; I've got man
here who thinks the constitution of
the United States is still in force.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-31

umc Of the code so as to permit a
judgment creditor to pay delinquent
taxes Of his judgment debtor.
Senators Butler and Noise intro
duced bill to repeal an act entitled
''!An act to repeal an act entitled An
act 70 provide an equalization fund
for needy Schools and to repeal an
act entitled An act TO guarantee ad-
cQuate facilities and teaching corps III
needy school districts" approved
February p, 1919, and printed as
Act No. 81, page 81, Acts Of 1919,
and TO reenact an act the same as
follows, approved March IL, 1920.
Yesterday afternoon the senate ju-
dietary committee held an open hear
ing which would change the law and
make the public service commission
a statewide rate and service making
body. Numerous representatives OF
power compares appeared. The COM
mittee will probably report the bill
out today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-31

estate. to wit: All that piece, parcel
and tract of land, situate in NeWber-
ry county, containing thirty-nine (39)
acres, more or less, bounded now, or
formerly by lands of A. A. Singley,
J. c. Singley, Eugene Hawkins and
perhaps otherwise.
Terms of sale: One-half Of the
purchase money to oe paid in cash
and the balance on a credit Of twelve
Q2) months from the date Of sale,
such credit portion to bear interest at
the rate of eight per cent per annum,
TO be evidenced by the purchasers
bond, which bond shall provide for
the payment of ten per cent attor-
ney's fees in case Of collection by
suit, or through an attorney at law,
said bond to be secured by the pur-
chaser's mortgage Of the premises
sold, and the mortgage to contain an
agreement on the part of the mort
Gagor to pay all taxes on the premls-
es and for insurance Of the buildings
thereon in such amounts as the mas
ter may deem advisable. Purchaser
shall have leave to anticipate the
credit payment in cash. Immediately
upon bidding in the premises, pur-
chaser shall deposit with the master
the sum Of at least one hundred
($100.00) dollars, as an evidence Of
his good faith. Purchaser shall also
pay for all papers, revenue stamps
and recording fees.
JAMES D. QUATTLEBAUM,
!: Master for Newberry County, S. c.
II 1Gt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-31
rAx RETURNS FOR 1922.

l, or an authorized agent, VIII oe
at the following places Tor tAe pur-
pose Of taking tax returns CT ooth
real and personal property tor the
fiscal year, 1922:
Whitmire, Tuesday, Jan. 3rd. -,
Glen-Lowrey, Wednesday, Jan. attn.
Kinards. Thursday, Jan. oth.
Longshores. Friday, Jan. otn.
ChappelS, -IoAua!' jan "Vn' ,o.1
p. n. Boozer's, Tuesday, Jan. loth'
SilEerstrcet. "Wednesday, Jan; lth'
St. Lrkes. Thursday, Jan. 1Zth.
O'Nea]l, Friday, Jan. 18th.
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"WINNING WITH WITS"
FINE ENTERTAINMENT

The personality which won a place
in the galaxy Of Fox stars for pretty
Bal 5ara Bedford VIII be again re-
felted on the screen to great advan-
tage ct the opera house on MonGay.
January 80. when she will De shown
in ., new picture, "WinAing With
Wits
The story carries an acute human
interest and deals with all kinds CT
situations from business methods 10
Hindoo magic. 1t IS an exceedingly
clever tale, an adaptation Of d story
by II. H. Van Loan. the noted fiction
ist. relating the experiences Of q
courageous young girl who pat: into
execution a scheme to f%n; FOR her
fathers freedom-and who wi"s.
One of The wsya II whi2a she Sc
cures . confession from hcr fathers
cmn!ovrr "nG false &vcuser is by
means Of {" lever fortune telling
taat. N wligh she dresses herself as
q famous seeress and coniures up
before the eyes of the terrified en-
ployer an apparition of her father.
This scene is especially vel! acted and
is beautifully designed and cosrumcd.
An excellent cast includes William
Scott rs leading man. Harry s NORTH.