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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18
Help Wanted-Female

WANTED at Brightlook hospital,
second girl. 139 If
WANTED--Woman to work Tues
day and Thursday. Mrs. l.. ?.
Slack, 80 Summer street. 145 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18

1t is suggested that automobiles
be required to come to a stop at
each railroad crossing. This will
help prevent them from knocking
lie trains off the track.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18
SUNNY SQUIBLETS

The people of Vermont are not
much interested in mountaineer-
ing since they had to climb the
peak Of nigh prices.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18
HELP WANTED-Male

WANTED-Active representative
in st. Johnsbury for profitable
year around business. The Knight,
p. O. Box, No. 50, Rutland, Vt.
141-14S*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18
PAssUMPSIC LODGE. NO. 27,

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, NO. 81,
Regular communication Thurs
day evening, January I at 7.30 fol
dispatch of business.
a. Called communication Thursday
evening December u at T30. Work
NJ NJ. degree. Lunch will be serv-
ed. Visiting brethren welcome.
Fred H. Dolloff, Sec.
Renwick II Cutting, w. M.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18

A good deal of the moonShine
would not seem to be contrary to
the 18th amendment, as it is sold
for suicide rather than for bever-
age purposes.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18

Tearis expressed that the United
States VIII become overcrowded,
but automobiles are doing a good
deal % keep the population down.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18
Smashes Door at
GOss Garage

Dooley Smith of Concord, ar
employee of Plymouth creamey at
that place had an accident at the
Goss garage Friday evening,
when he went to take out his car.
He had left the car in reverse,
and when he started, it backed
into the large glass door at the en-
trance, smashing the glass and the
wood part of the door also. 1t will
takeaa considerable sum to repair
the dool. because eli the size of the
glass.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18
= or 6 ale

Owner living in distant state
writes to sell his cottage house To-
Gated in Arlington in village of St.
Johnsbury. Hardwood floors and
finish, furnace, bath, electric lights,
gas, set tubs, garden and two car
garage. Low price Of $4,000. If you
would like a house with all mod
e]n Improvements, find out price
of lot similar to this one, then
find out what you could erect COM
plete with ? car garage a similar
house, and then come and see Ihis
place. Building material Of all
kinds are on the rise and we have
a home shortage.
A. B. DOW'S AGENCY
Tel. 1. St Johnsbury, Vermont
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18

WANTED-Experienced woods
men. Apply to Joseph Cyr Green's
bCro Bend, Vt. 144-146
Observation-Disclosures woods
men that can chop, drive team,
tend sled, or use cantdog, in our
woods operation. Firstclass camps,
trains run to door, good wages.
Apply to The Woodstock Lumber
Co., Beebe River, N. H., or tele
phone Plymouth 27-2. 144-149
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-18
Tenements to Rent

TO RENT-at T Elm street. Five
room up stairs tenement. Apply at
5 or T Elm street l44 If
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
NORWICH BULLETIN
WAIlRsqtis Qaies sI Church street rslsphon. 1osa


 Three local public service auto drivers nupeared before the Stafford Springs bor- burii court Friday morning charged with operating public service cars without Q situey license over an established route n which they had no legal right to do ktney business. Stokes Watson. OVila katfin and Guy Denarco were the men irko were charged. The cases of the last two were continued until Wednesday af- ternoon of next week to allow them to se- Purs witnesses. State Policeman Oscar tasey of Hartford testified in the case of Fsisop Natson vas fined 5 and costs ' The complaint was entered by Joseph Fcckbetr bf the Willimsntic- Stafford kprinrs litney line, who told of the com htnten. Two plain clQthes officers came To this city and secured evidence that hn three of the mentioned drivers col I~ctsd fares for the trip to Stafford fair, rmcer Casey rode with Watson and on be Way up Watson. who was hitting a faa rate of speed. requested Casey to Gahrh for state policemen. {"
 IL was rumored Friday moaning that tvo othsr local drivers will appear on the is,ns chargs Wednesday afternoon.
 ylposnEp RVms. s 1-2 year old son of n.seph and Sonia zagoria Rpma died al lht home of his parents, 122s Main street Frou infantiie trouble. He is survived hv his parsuta, two hrothers and sister Earnen and Harry and May Ruma. Tho Rinersi services were held at the late koFue Friday afternoon at 2.3o o'clock knd burial Yas in st. Joseph's cemetery
 Church Notice. At the First Congrega piunai church, Rev. Harry s. McCready hastor. the Sunday morning worship VII Eat 1o.45 o'clock The church schoo klu meet 10 the church house at s.45 a
 and the Willimantic Forum win b. ksld in the town han at 7.15 ?. m., witt br. James J. Yalsh of New York speak hr. His subject will be The Thirteenth be Greatest ot Centuries
 The sileut pelieemen in this city hay been receiving quite a battering. One o De corner of Main and Railroad street
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
House Peter, end yliFlals- yspl p
 Best Work of Their Carecrs

The limited number of Rrincipais iI the cast of 'sThe Storm,s the Universal Jewel production which will be seen foi the first time in Norwich at the Strzns theatre on Monday Tuesd3y Weduesdz, night. gives each of the three festuyes players an unusual opportunity Cor Hisk ing his acting stsno aut sroniaeafiy House Peters. .he +tar, Lnd Ti-slnii Valli. and Matt Moore make the nest Q their chances They give < zerfosui- ance that is favless from an artigti' point in view and one hundred per cent in entertainment value.
 The play in all it's magnificent sctiel Is uncommonly gripping and z4ord1 ar audience the keenest pleastre &e suspense. Virginia yalli as the T5fnch. Canadian orphan, loyedi 'bV bots s-6urI Winton and Dave Stewart, Is . bic type and plays the ipartC Tith lcer understanding and sympathy khst < winning her widespread5 comnaa;lda ion
 The Storm 'koresents .he ststrugG', between the two .osers to rin he 'fdr and the attempt of &anette to play taii with both of them. s<rhe daman5s foi
 happy ending are met :n an >unpsnz but natural way that sends eyer{on'
 home happy.
 l New York and other Ilstrcpolitai critics have been unanimous in sa dorsing "The storm az one Of sla. greatest pictures produced ID z dt;ca1e and it probably will aei ssn6ed frs among the big pictures ,f- ;he yea--
 Engagement limited, 70 ><-.eN days IThere will be no advance ta nriees Other subjects included
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14

 National bank. NorFich, and his -daugh- ter. Miss Gibbs. Yho attended the Ansr3- can Bankers assSciatIon in New York city last week, rsturhed Friday evening
 shingling has been completed on ths houses of stephen Norman and Eddie simm9ns ppaEIs on the village street by local
 Recent guests of Mrs. P. L. Norman at her home at A1lyn's Point were her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Harry Norman. and daughter Helen Of NeB London. ''f -ssA sls; iisss1 v sSs
 George H. Ashbey and son Reginald of Norwich were at their summer cottage on the Bluff Sunday.
 Harmon |. Perkins visited his biofAer Stephen Perkins, at his home at Brfer Hill, Groton, Saturday.
 Miss Alice Harris and Fred Murach oi Groton were callers at the home of Miss Harris cousins. the Misses Birch, in the village Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mfrs. IT. Irving Collins and children of Virginia and Thomas of Gro. ton are visitors of Mrs. Collins parents MT. and Mrs. William D. Allen. at theil home at Aiiendale, Long CvSe.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
Roston sundar Adt.rtfs.r

There is a new event in New England Journalism. For the first time in the his tory of New England newspapers sn g. page comic section in colofs isvto be pro dnced, beginning tomorrow. Sunday, Octo- Der 15. s9 s''s ,s'''ss
 This is an enterprise of the Boston Sunday Advertiser.
 This new s-page comic section, begin ming tomorrow, has the famous full-page features of Jiggs and Maggie, Down on the Farm, Katzen1ampler Kids, Boob McNutt, For Better or Worse, Toots sld Casper, Little Jimmy, and Ti1lie the Toiier. ' The artists drawing these pages com prise what is probably the highest priced group of artists in the world McManus opper, Knerr. Goldberg, Tad, Murphy Swinerton and Westoyef.
 The combined salaries of these artists is more than quarter Of arnillion dollars q year.
 This S-page color comic section, as vel as the American Weekly supplement 1T colcrs. is produced on one of the larges
 for presses in the world in the Bosfor
 gertiser,s own ofice-a press 72 feet il
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14

PsIsg JahHss. YhQ has been Ksntsf here ter aH sllsged sssallf upop ths per Aprii 2E. ia5l. Was ifossesss4sd at Ws5stsr.
 Mass, Thursday and Sherift Wilcox xs9t tbsEs saa g, 3 by9sEht s ,s, AiEa ssck hsys B:
 sInEEl2R a gh Brissg ssRF as was pIsssa aaEef
 s1,ceo londs to awa't the next ssssieh
 lsg lsI sssRS S os sa apR affa ss 'sFss sss s'nss
 Mrs. George Weller. and Mrs. Will.am Anderson of Wilffsd court, gave . mcst
 George A1aayson sbd Etshk WgfsE. 9Te young men csicsfa.sa their bir.E- days st the same lime Friday evening. A large decoratsd birthday cake grscs ths center Of the dining tasis. ana wal sifrounded by many AanasQme sH9 uss- ful gifts for both. Thste Wxs Flyaeb served Of fruit sslsd, saS, sass, ssPaaEIens hy the l5 couples present. ! eas9's
 Ihs ssssss gsIghy sf tss x. gt 2: fFs.pI, Eroysd to Bs Ire, 3sl 'breakesd and fhi
 Bliysn opsra hYues was sskcd to thI
 soors; Is g sopss ap afapess were 'nfp n Wsiseriy Rsegle sss RlaRRinf tq st tend the ceremoaies MosdaY incoming .
 Groton when tlle first trolley car etsth
 Westerly division will make a trip eye the Thame river bridge The towns lGrot9n and New Lention are piannjn
 Oh special ngogrsru. Passepger set1;c I will begin from Westerly to New Lon
 don Tuesday. ss'e q 'ssS iI The High school feotk@lI team { Westerly played good ganle ThItsds afternoon at Riverside Park, with glt kelsy Hlgh school tsan, tAs istssf vi
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
STONINCT0N

Friday evening Ruth chapter, No. fl, o. P. B.. held a special mss{inr in Ma Sonic hall. At e6 o'clock a banquet Yas held in the bapquet room and 3 most oc- iightful salad and cold meat sugper was served, including ice cream and cake. Ths young men yof the order attired ii appropriate costume, acted as waters.
 The annual inspection followed by the officers of the grand chapter thjs being their annual visitation Those who at- tended were. as-sfoilows; Worths> Grisy | Matron, Mrs. Mabls E. Hifcheocii Gyt e; Haven asssistantS grand pa tlpn aIrg. D.. yld Seaman. Poquonnocl5 Fridge: grand treasurer. Mrs Bertha L. S. GsllIs,;s Moosup; grand eonduetress, Mrs. IIeisHa ! ATnsId Neriden ass.st4l. erand au(. duetEsss. Mrs. Helen Williams Sifycr Lane grand cIapia n, Mrs Florence Whiitiesey. West Haven; grand mar, s4aad ofgah.s.,,s Sffs. Clara Pnei;.s' Windsor Lo2lss: grand Gafll.. Mrs. NeIliee Hol1sseek, BraEfqrd; gg&pd Esther. Mrs. Mice l'ts.... Ciilton grand Martha, Mrs
 v. ..i C ss-;s;,.;. tss;se1 tla asnpton grand Eiecs;i Nt Eorc M. Gaines = =
 -:i'i' zee fV:.. the supI,er coru- p3t:e. Cha 3-sg.n, Mss Lena ChesAbrc
 flaFa a,ai3el Ails. Martha Potter, Mrs
 Ei5..it H-;:eislii9rlh. Mrs. Mary Piatss,
 Aha -ate }lSslnsn. Mrs. Ethel Adam
 and 9il Gcrtrude Qilwether Az7'if
 .IA9 Wai.sss- 5srs Stanley H. Pierce, Irsein Aleiy,a. Frederick James. Frsd 00.stlaan, Edward Northrup Sarnlsi iG9uap9sell, Ralph Larkin and Arthur Card. 'E'1-1 cop Iss sale of s ssfss . sysss s sas ssls ington was held Thursday. with Deattgv Sheriff Tubbs as auctioneer. Bo{issr Bros. bought the wood in tue yard, TsLl
 Collector William II. Casey has a liea on the goods for unpaid taxes and the yard will probably be -cfosed. FE sEs
 MT. and Mrs. Gsiser of lveeueteuuock who have been visiting in South blans chester, returned homS Friday. HsF'
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hammond have gone to Berlin \. +, for slvs- cation ' +sf1 v " "
 Miss Pauline Davis, who Is attending school in Providence, is at her homs over the week-esnd v ss
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
WuLIMANTI

 and the one on the corner of Church and Main streets were bumped recently in one evening. Tho drivers called at police headusrters and settled for the damages. There are three new policemen which have arrived at the station and which win be placed on the streets to replacs broken ones,
 For the memorial services of Willlman- tic lodge, No. 13lI. B, F. O. D., which are | to De held early in December, Hon. VIII l liam J. Mulligan of Hartford will deliver the address. Mir Mulngan, who is mem Der of Thompsonyille lodge. Is well known orator
 4 warrant has been made out for ths ! arrest of Peter Coyne. driver ot g. truck owned by the J. s. Curry company of Hartford. sOn Sept. 26 Coyne smashed the silent policeman at the corner of Main and High streets in making the turn coyne did not stop. but an officer caught up with him on Valley street, and Coyns said he would report the matter to his employer and settle for the damage. HI has failed to do this.
 Mrs. Katherine Clark Rev was Hart ford visitor Friday,
 Henry F. Woodward of Ashford was ip town Friday.
 {, Miss Lena Sykes of Sufield, a teacher | Miss Gladys Bradley in this city.
 Mrs Frank Larrabee has gone te Brooklyn. N. T., to be the guest for feH days of her son and daughter-in-laE, MT and Mrs. Lester Larrsbse.
 Mrs. E. H. Reach of nanielson is visit 1, ing Mir. and Mrs. D. 4. Winter in thi' city. This (Saturdsy) afternoon Mrs Winter viii entertain at cards. 7. MT. and Mrs. Warren C. Bartlett Q Pennington avenue. Hartford, will aUiv , here today CSaturday) to spend the weel end with Mrs. Bartiett's father, Franl . Larrabee. . Among those who attended the staf ] ford fair were Edward Leahy. Williar l Hurley. Frank Mclean, Ralph Lussfei - Alvin Nelson, Stanley HeaIey and Josep e oBrien.
 D Edward Bennett, who was arrested fo intoxication and taken te the hospital fo !, internal injuries. is better and will b
 able to appear in court this Saturday e morning.
 At the installation of officers of Ss s Jose council, No 14, K. of e, Gran . Knight William J. Grady announced ii = following as his standing committees fe the year: Entertairment,f Albert J. Pich Thomas O'Brien. John P. McQuillan an IGiibert Flynn and the frctprec; han con
 mittee Jeremiah Murphy, s. B. RertoF;
 John Ryan sick committee. First var
 Albert j. Piche snd William F. Lennon ! Second ward. James Healey and John
 McQusllan Third ward F. J. Bergerc
 and Joseph Aubin; Fourth ward, Georg = Donneliy and Thomas O'Bcien.
 In the local police court Friday morl
 ing Edward Goddard was fined $10 ar
 costs on the charge of intcxication. Tn
 was the fourth time that Goddard, vi I lives in Springfield. has come to this cil
 and been finY for intoxicaticn. Goddal was arrested by Officer Lariviere after . had verbally abused the latter.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
Nszt Tssf At pPitsa ceagreEstionI.a.I
 Church

5 4 very important meeting of the Guild Programme committee will be held at the home of Mrs. Edwin Higgins, 1so Union street. Tuesday morning at ten o'clock. At this time plans for December. January and February will be discussed, and, 3 full attendance of the committee Is earnestly desired
 The Charitable Circle of Kings Daughters meets Tuesday evening. Mid-Wesk Worship Thursday evening at 7.f5.
 The regular meeting of the Campfire will be held on Friday evening at7 o'clock at the Community house. On Saturday sfternoon, October Fist the postponed Interehurch picnic of the Campfire will be held at Mohegan lake Girls attending are asked to meet at the Otis library at 7.so ?. m., and tp brine with them 2 cup and spoon for choYder
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
TODAYss EVENTS

Observance of National Candy Day.
 Tenth anniversary Of the attempted assasslnstion of Col. Roosevelt at'' Nil Blaukee.
 Mrs. woodrow Wilson, wife of the former president. celebrates her 5oth' birthday today
 The recently completed athletic sta dium at Vanderbilt university will De formally opened today with 3 footbaIl game bstYeen Vapderbilt and the Uli, eersity of Michigan. seF ts sH'
 Today usllers in Girls Week in St Louis, said to be the first week 10 bs observed by any city of the United States in honor of its girls.
 One hundred and fifty ssrQplanes, rep |resenting the latest designs of, AmericaI aircraft, are to compete in the Ruiitze' race starfihg today from aft. Clemens Mich. s,'s'-
 Royal psrsonages and other officia REPRESENTATIVES of many countries vii gather today at Bucharest for the cor ohation of King Ferdlnand of Ropmapia
 Rear Admiral William $. Sins. Wh
 commanded the American naval forces f European waters during the late wa and more recently has been president ( l the. Naval War college ends his actiy career in the navy today by reason ( the fact that tomorrow hes wifi reac the age limit for active service.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
Broadray sunday Nlrht only

Goyerneur Morris has written rQuS ing tale of the Boxer rebellion culur mating in a tremendous drama In Sar FranciSco's Chinatown in A Tale % Two worlds epming fo tlie BrszdTs' theatre Sunday night. Mfr Morrih eel ebrsted novelist. topstructsd ths story directly Tor fhe screen after s.udTinr picture technique and possibilities foi months at the GpidTyn studios. Lea rice Joy. J. Frank Glendon and Walizcs Resry head tbs great est
 Leatrice Joy ~hof has taken such . fine part n Manslsughter. appears .af the leading lady ana docs just as fhs acting as ever. Gouverneur 'Mcrrii never packed more thrills, more TO- nance. more suspense. more lively ir cidents into story than he has in -hh screen drama Other subjects inciuds a Holman Day drama. Forest Ssny- son." and the Dentist. a comedy.
 Broadway Monday. ,Tuesdsy. UsdnesfFs 1 There will be five R. T. Kcith .Fapde- vile .actss at the BroadFay Tor 6s frr | half of next week
 Elaine Hsmmerstein will be stsrrst in the feature picture titled eprdsi Oath" This is cns of her 1stest sAs
 best vehicles.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
" EST ERLY

giaE 1s t9 {. In the erst half one of the yisAorS oh the Rufkstsy team vas step sss& @ Rx ons ef his S3n tssmmatsF knee He vas taken to the Lawrence Mem2yiSl h9spital sf Nav London ia ssile sNsiancs q ths WestsFly ssanitsry
 Westerly was the first team to score and, held ! 7-Doint lead at the end of t:le nggt Rfri9t hpt later lost to ths visiting
 Mts. Willisu> D. Main of Palmer grsst is visiting her sister, Mrs. Main oasisE ssRGs Nsr 2; sgsss sI|sss Ess sassiassH pas alsifiss ME NidSsdaels slsS saoshes @1,,s
 2eIs.t M HsFris j. RsReadistSSh at # Ela congTegatiOnal chafch are heidlns sfhSs' s'ls; rs
 SsgsslS f9E Rlsy which is. t9i De give; Ihig fsatdrdsy) evening 2 class iai flsficn ef seysfsl csndidatss will bs con fssrsd on Leyai Pride of NeY Englsp, lodgs Ne. sgss, I.p 0. F., in Gnis' haM asSFsss tsam from Unity ioag; Frey fsncs, will work tis dsgTee. slshi | pSFs From NQrTicA, PaYt1eket an Prqyiasnce will be present All of th Rheqe Island district otleers sre expect
 sq t2 bs present. A chicken supper wi
 pc serysA bv the Ladies Aid society {
 sns MsEhoa:st ehnfca preesedipS I I Mrs Francis Lathrop of Wayne. ps I is visiting hsr nsrsnts, br and Mi
 Jehn Chanplia ot Granite street. g
 pspIty F@sd Nitchsif of fhs Wester ] ton ssturlsy. He viii spend Dart of tl 'tnas xitR Mrs. Mitchell 7ip 1'I0Svliisslcs
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14

four witnesses were called by ths stsfs in rebuttSl. They were SerEt. pqnsld Ferguson, Miss Stella Egsn, chfriss Raifhel and Chief Thomas r. RroYr,
 Following the witnesses, Attornsy John I. Fitzgerald made stirring plea for the defendant, asking the 5ury to free Handlsmsn Of the charge bfcauss of in- sufficient evidence.
 Makepeace presented the statf's side of
 the case. Tie jury went out about 2 o'clock and returned YitIi g disssreement. 9 fofs for conTicti9n The jury Was out three hours and s5 minutes returning aE s7.5oo fo $iS,boQ and he vas committed to the Providence county jaN at Ffoyi: dsncs instsaa ot the Wsshipet9n e9gnts
 down for 2 nsE tFissi at ths frst 1Hry sssi sion of the Ncvehnber c6uft at Westerly Court adjourned until the NoYsmber sss sion, p ss
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14

 rownine. The action is swift and eq.- urful and moves with tremendoue speeo- The story is of an English soeie,y iFom- an who, wrongly accused by her isaifus husband. fees to soutn Africa as ne Woman Who Walks Alone. There fns becomes involved in series 9t AlgnR exciting situations
 Dramatically. scepically and Tith re gard 10 it's cast. it is one of f,ie mos cntertainlng and poTerfsil pieIprss fnsl we have had the pleasure Of pres7nsins here In a long Nhile ropicsr of the bay and leFIpais e0msay yin make uR tfs rsnsl9assF Q the hill.
 rodsy's bill consists of Tom NIz T Sky High. "- forge Waish Ia -wiff Stanley fin Africa" Charles Hu-chinso1 in Go Get 'Em Hutch, the Patnf News and a Sunshine cqredy.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
Strand sg1da7 Nirbt ogly

One of the most powerful, stirring and colorful photodramas of the year is coming to the Strand theatre Sunday. It is a Benjamin B. Hampton produe- tion.s "The Killer said to De one of the greatest 9f the brilliant produesF's works
 aIThe Killer" is an up-to-the-mInut picthre, which combines romance and Color of the old West with something that only the modern age can give in the way of realism ana gripping sus- pense.
 Other subjects include Eddie Polo ir
 Cost, Kidd & Harold Lloyd in an East, ern Wesfener.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
cANIPREIL,S MILLS

Mrs. B. S. Hall. who has been ,.r.s,lI uuit. iu
 is slowly improving. ss sAtt s1'Fs 7's
 George Cole and granddaughter. Mis-. Bertha Hall,s attended the {tnEraf of Mrs Coles nieee, Miss Hsiep Mel. sughlin, st Providence on Wednesdsy. as gsh7ss v Erisk Williams is saftsriny from the
 Miss Margarst Tanner and Mrs. Phoebe Gallup were visitors Iiii MoosuDs Oh ssts urday Fihi DE sa aS',AEp sf ssa
 Miss Sarah Palmer. supervisor of schools, cohducted 2. a.tsaehers melting at the 'Wylie schoof last Wednesday. Miss Tanner gave denion5tration lessons in geography, language aGd readinE. sssf
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
sp.cInl serrlce.I at spIrttual .Aeademy

Special services Fill be held st the SpiT- itdai Academy Sunday at which Mrs. 1sa-
 bella Bradley the noted physic, will ap-
 peaf. ,Afrs Bradley is the medium en-
 pioyed by the Psychical Research Society
 to den6onstrate the rhsnomeua Of Spirit- uaHsm ana aid in the scientific investiga-
 ti6ns. She will appear st both services. at 2.30 and 7.sot D. m. Mrs. Henry E. Church, alto soloist, will sing at evening service, aud Mrs Chss. 4. powsett, violin ist. wvili play at both services. Rev. A P. Biinn, pastor. will precede the message work with brief addresses.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
JURY pIsAGREEs IN
HANnLEMAN ROBBERY CASE
(Spscial to The Bulletin.)

VpPeclal 10 InE -Bulletln.)
 Westerly. Oct. 1s.EFriday morning at the opening of the superior court at the codrthouse on Main street Maurice Hah- dlemap, who vas accused of larceny of a sum Of money From the Industrial Trust company, took the stand in lis Own be- half The witness denied he was in com panE with the two nisn who made get away with money stolen from the bank a month ago. He said lie was alone when he came to Westerly on Aug. s2f in his au- Titissss @ tbaf he Mhs ran thfough tn the M park sftst the alleged act was committed, and that hs cams here for tie purpose of look ing up a cottage fos. his wife at Pleas, ant View. Re Stopped in the bank to See about 3 dspqsit box for some papers ht had
 sAfter Handleman had been crc~~ aminsd by ststs Attorney Ma.