Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 23, 1909, Page 8

Grand Officers Visit Neopians—Modern Woodmen Pay Benefit—Pythians Installed by Grand Officers from New London—Lodge Oscar has Many Applications— Sons of Veterans Invited for Lincoln Sunday. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. ninth anniversary, which will be on the YOU EAT TO LIVE; TO LIVE LONG AND HAPPILY YOU SHOULD L e e b Rl | On Tviday evening Clek Purdon and ; TAKE CARE TO EAT THE CLEANEST AND THE BEST. the Knights of Columbus held their . A Da Of Bal‘ QANIYS s ot o vk e | e of B b WE SUPPLY THAT SORT OF FOOD AND WE SUPPLY IT AT Haven, e > Among items of important business ) ::?‘;?5‘;'01‘;1‘&:1u:g;s::gkce:gscafi);:;?gt transacted, besid deciding to omif u S the April ‘assessment, which amoun | Shetucket camp, at Versallles, had . THE LOWEST PRICE. Today will prove profitable shopping day for B T e o into | Thursday evening, when it held a pub- : : the Argentine Republic. Dr. T. J. Kel- | lic_installation, at “mCS 'ht’ 3“‘“9; i o 08 Ayre as app o ed by District Deputy Jose] o ; all who patronize The Boston Store. Marvel- 1y OF Buenos Avres was dppointed Lt | R: Hughes of Hartford, and the cere- in oummer. It i oot a dye. preceed in his work at once. Dr. Kelly | monies were followed by an evening of For Sale and Guaraniead by . = o wiil sail at once from New York to|dancing, with refreshments. ous indeed are the values that will greet you in Buenos Ayres.and will commence work e = * 9 as s0on as he arrives at his destina SPANISH WAR VETERANS. THE LEE & 600D CD. tion. ordance with a resolution every department--seasonable and worthy mer- Reports of progress were ved [passed at the fifth national encamp- A ST R, re iing the introduction of the or- | of the United Spanish War Girocz M. Con Baffalos . Y. . . > der to C‘uba and Porto Rico. Worl Vi , wherein it was resol e(! that oy chandise at honest, radical reductions. is to be continued in those fields. In | I camps of the United regard to Panama, no definite action | Span Veterans shall partici- or made at this meeting, |pate in appropriate seryices in com- but it will be taken at the next|memoration of the one hundredth an- 'E niversary of the birth of Ahx;ah-lxm haymaker, William Clarke; overseer, | b F':lESEnEns ib. : appointed to (Lincoln, Commander in Chief Charles Howard Osborne; collector of straws, e s . c « = = c Muslin Underwear { Corset Embroidery ! <ot the national council | W. Newton of Hartford is spnding out Chandler: Keeper of bundles, 20 | Skou | 1 ing the endowment of the Cath- | circulars stly recommending | Edward W. Dion; trustee for thr Wi'hout coun[erpart lor i Corset (over Embroiderfes, with ersity at Washington re rted | v orga mza.lw‘n years, Rufus D, Harr! Ih s“nuLnER ad f i and’ will continue c at 8 ] e anni- — h | ncat peadtmes, 1n 2 vasily of pat- nd il continue it work ut | the Sentannit) dent oo e ores - {Ug AR Qualily and Low Prices ‘“ rus—today. special 19¢ yard, for the university, which will be one riate manner, nton Oneco, No. 3, commanded by STERK i of the largest and strongest Cathol a ting or in a O, T Penat ek Fece Children's Muslin Drawers, size 0 s e educational institutions in the country. |t e 3 he: public - that Maj. Fred Mead of N to 7—8ale price 12i4c. o It is a stupendous plan, but those s held, and that in cities, where accompanied by the ‘department o terested and furthering it expect Cnildren's short Skirts, good auality | Sk Mulflers hope that thetr ideas & muslin, 1 to 7 years, hemstitched | 4-:;_1 within a few yeal iy : | Fine Silk Mufflers in white, black ¢ ruffle trimmed—Sale price 25c. 3 officers showed an incres 1 reports of the national |ticable, a united service. - TR B nch in Norwich, with drilling to be well prepared for more th » camp, or in lo- aer Colimat s Tar. o Nt calities where two or more camps are | {g I he here:an Weh: 18 dozen =~ close together, there shail be, if pra evening, for his official inspection, Women's Corset Covers, lace ang |41 fancy figured designs, plaids, etc. | than $400,000 in the gross as wold command, has accepted [ the vicit of the state officers v e g D the order over ¢ cear |an invitation fre . b it ‘ @wbroidered trimmed—Sale price 25c. | ago. tend its obse ce ORDER OF VASA. LARGEST ] dUZ R ith =5 Ay on the aftérnoon of ¢ : . Women's Short Skirts, hemstitched | o ORDER OF PROTECTION. which way they will comply with the B BB o e e each ruffle trimmed—Sale price 25c. 67¢c There was a large attendance in For- |Suggestion of their commander and mumng Friday evening in SIZE snc 83c esters’ hall at the regular meeting ¢ o honor the memory of the great pa~ |}, 0% 4" two new names were voted e t. They wl eef e a | 4 Thames lodge, N ¥ t. They will meet ate the armo vpon. Morris Anderson, a member of Women's Corset (Covers, lace and : not ol | insertion trimmed, $1.00 évening, when Deputy a the “"l“‘r"m‘;‘fq Sresn by Alre e Falnas of Wertaners whs pek from—80c. $2.00 v $1.33 il < ite visited the | Sommar a |ent ana made an address of much in- £ oy i | odge The work at et L5, - |terest. An informal whist party was | [ Women's Night Robes, low and | was done in a pleasing and jmpressive | : % “ |hield ater the meeting. 3 b high neck, lace and embroidered trim- | S e mann, nd tary Wall, | crsanization eenthtligm ST - | it P i i upon their de [} $1.50 8d--50c. | sisted srand surer Frederic o P WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS. R (Shetucket Street Store) M. Drew as grand guld prem T s, | Sedgwick corps Xo. 16 met in o 5 : e i . lled this week at_the armory |Ular session for Friday afternoon a tucked ruffle trimmed—Sale price 50c.' DOMEStIC Depanment i ckiry % % [by D-partment Commander William |Buckingham Memorial, the ne N “ sopa R b : Lounsbury of Bridgeport, assisted by |dent. Mrs. Emogene Covey, pr B s | S One case extra size Crochet v Eodor, [ Commander John J. Lawless of New |for the first time. The music was fur- c U MILK 2c S c % Quilts, hemmed, slightly soiled, $1.50] ven G past Warden Margavet T, |London as master of ceremones. ey e s e e - ' ' W quality—today 95¢ each. vey of this city. s orts were.read and were of s Sale of Hosier ‘ b officers. Installed were: Warden, | ROYAL ARGANUM. reports were_read and were of spe 5 10-4 Cotton Blankets, slightly im- | Margaret R. Rohan; vice warden, Mrs,| Instailing Officer H. B. Ekmark of |interest to the large number attend- ing. i Bridgeport will be present next Tues- day evening at the meeting of Nor- wich counc 0. 720, to place in of- RED MEN. | fice those who are to serve e council District Deputy A. E. andler of {in the current ter Deputy Grand | Norwich, with R. C. Bush, 3 3 L o . r Ptk C 2 al=o of Nor- trustee for’ two s, | Regent Butterfield of West Haven will | wich, as his grand sanap, visiteq Nono- . Mullen; urustee for ' also be a visitor and it is expected to |wantuc tribe, No. Improved Order » s, Willilam Sh have work in initiation to show the |¢f Red Men, at its meeting in Pyth 9 o’clock to 10 ) " c orts of the officers were read | Visiting office ball last evéning and installed officers. SATURDAY and ¢ th lodge has made & following Summary of official |One candidate was given the wa 1 { 8L TG 16 @il i) B TYRSGNE L 0 o s e ey . | womwne | POTATOES 4 qts. 11¢ i 518; quali For Everybody e, 1 today 49c pair. |Rose Rile: cre M. J. Foley i t irs. F. J. F nkets, heavy, slight- fect, $1.25 quality—today 83c chaplain, You profit by buying Spring supply Anna 1. Quinn now. One of our .tremendously good ales that give us the reputation for | zen Hosfery bargains as well as best| 11-4 Gray Felte regular value—savings that will posi- | $1.75 1 tively appeal to thrifty buyers. | Blank only Heavy wide Unbleached Crash, 9c Men's Half Hose ze and medium | quality—today 7isc yard. weights, black, plain and fancy col- | e the past year, and tk tions for the month ending |dcgree, ind smplimented the on their wo d asl K08 e : | o $ el tions received, reinstatements ors, regular 50c quality—today 29¢ pair to t the new offic c d, eins s T At = | B hiltie ThiE Fear bven hitte e | received, 66; s « rumbull lodge, No, 48, Knights of (Main Floor) )‘ make this y - hetter than the | receive ,‘,,f,f.u\‘;s"*;‘:; "“‘dfi“:‘“}m‘_‘*"“;" Pythias of New London, exemplied t ne his was the first visit of Grand | ne rer Drew to Thames lodge, and |ci bers were much pleased with |reported, $11 resting and instructive , | prove $4 to meet him soon 2 ommittee appointed to Women's Fine Hose, all weights, | from gauze cotton to heavy cashmere Taffeta lace, plain and fancy, ular 50c | black only, value 2 quality—today 29 pair. the rank of knight. An oys meet ouncils instituted. 0 1.950. Death claims .25; reported, but not nown liabilities un- . and O. B. fund: his month fr ssments lored and embroidered @oods, regu- ic open meeting in Fitchy received this month from ckburn, Alofsin, Graff 76c quality—today 19¢ pair. i Dress Goods bold it early in February, and the | interest, $2,856.68; cash balance on Sk | members are looking for a large gain |hand, $639,883.82; death claims paid, PO IR e R R Fateint Frouses caensis ¢ |in membership in that section as a re- [$77 . Emergen: fund: R —_— { Al ason t S | ceived from interest, $8,089.87: amount Norwich Men Appointed. { | styles, in both suiting and light make |~ A imittee was appointed to ar nd, $5.001,906.22. Resources: To- | Illustrious Potentate Edward Mahl |k : r N 1 t of. $6,330 .04 Xt hrine Splendid Outerwear Savings |« ¥ear—exactly at Half Prics & Whist party to be held soon, | tal amou exce: of Sphinx temple of the Mvstic 2 Lknown liakbilitie: 7 has made his appointments fc Women's Waists, an odd - n\-”‘\‘wbx‘mm Z . [fund: Recelpts during month, $1.005. year, and included in them s three of a kind, Nun's veil payments during month, $1 T Hiteodtricr os is a very sensitive and delicate piece of | We have a lal'!le he meetin cash in hands of supre né C Siton 4 i | = S I AT mohairs and white lawn, value up to thnlr"ph'ry(i'\ u‘l‘ul T 2,480, ‘H . it Jia sy o ikl y = mechan‘sm and lt “akes Very Ilttle t(’, # S'ock 0l $2.00—today, choice $1.75. JaL o v PYTHIAN SISTERS. YANTIC | HAFFENINGS injure or strain it. DMany times you Officially | Was_served after the ancellor George master and a_soc ensue ‘here were Vv ing knights preser inclyding Past Chancellor I in, Mass., and Past —today 11c u.—d Women's Extra Fine Hose, all gauze rs are gre (Shetucket Street Store) | d visi “bildren. ‘ | Wash Goods De artment . - ; ; 4 Children's Long 2 to 10 € car to New London, Clover temple, No. 9, had a good s % A C B i ot colos roadiclotns | p atly snjoved thetr vik e e N b iSe "1 | Eight Table Whist at Mr. and Mrs. will say, Ob! my eye Sure Gl'll) alks. p - Good qud The executive ittee of the su- ting in Pythian hall. In addition | A. R. Manning's — lce Cutters at| nd f"’“ erials, value bl ity held aquarterly meet- to routine business, plans for afternoon | Work—Guild Meeting. i Guaranteed to wear longer, hold bet- loday’s choice $4.50. The mem- | whists and a sale were talked over. At | = | ter and wear sharper than any other Women's 50 - in g el e Dndaiiami et B D o e calk. The calk with the steel center In dPlack broadcloths, va : f Laura Coit, accompan- at whist. The: were t ta | plain sight. —today $9.95. | i been done fjed by a number of the Clover temple |bles. The lady’s first prize, a fancy b 8 ¥ 2 ‘ i Jtoaay 6. 1 whish e {memners, ek o New Taudon W¥ulay | of watiing paver, Slie box el feel as if they were coming right out of ‘ Ghe and colors, value up to $15.00—today | oo B (8 TR0 S nade very a lluftirlx’r:"(nr :h .,_u:y‘rx‘.lx%yr«-n with the socket. Are you aware that it can 3 N : e 3 i s b Lt ; s ! be overcome and doctored and the pain | i omen's re Skirts yehi as ¥ | od 25¢ Wash Fabrics nd chief, who w. t al | : - s black and col s up to ss.98—| 094 s AHCH % S G h# Tokioen g Tkt vedion aa | I ¥ pocramcar N relieved? It is needless to let them I Company, today $3.95. » ; increased to the amou thas Briniwa. Mistars waf. G a1 e | » 1 Jusu today 121; )00 during the past year state, was accompanied by the follow- | 2 3 . 3 | 29 M 2 s N L 'I B | — ing Norwich women: Mrs. Lilllan Rog- 3 1 exceptionally | | | x i fal | Sl | MODERN WOODMEN. Mrs. Byro Mrs. Jennie | dainty Daica | A%H E | ‘ ain Street, Norwich, Ct. 5 ernble. Consy She- vey, Mrs Mrs. | color 'me of pink, the hoxes of st | jantéa BOYS Clolhmg Spec s | r»”\v“,' :‘y'\vlv(‘ of '\'.\VL.\ ..\\u,.. Roath an mma Rist | tionery also having pink n | | [ | Chief 1 visits to 1 temple at I| as several [ them. The p: °k, g vm), {of pink, th whole mak E on regular meet- following Boys' Knickerbo when we will relieve the cause for a gray patterns, 6 to 15 year | Monday evening ¥ Pants ,“Smuonery Department [omcers “of Tonic camn. Sam Clay Fe Utility Boxes lifferent | IN€ e t " r ved 5 i —today 59c. i il o Seymour on Wednesday, and | After the playin G ioha e 2 5 2 1 suits, handker s, | Mottt s . Bllen € |40 Naugatuck on Thursday and cake were served the gu very smail amount at Small lot of Wool Sweaters, blu . prices 10 42c— | ligh; bank i : a pleasant 1 hour enjoved. i and red, sizes 26 to 32, value $2.00 and | today One-half Price. clerk, Jame . | UNITED WORKMEN. which = os wero pleasingly given 9 R e 2.25—today, while they last $1.48. { Stanton; watchman, m: | The banner contest for the year just | Miss Anna Engstrom, accompanied on | | ] K 5 oW y $ Sary ACROE T & Attt Tt (5 | ol among the Connecticut A. O. | the piano by Mrs M. E. Boland. Pian¢ i \ ) Boya' Reefer Coats, 2% to 10 years, _— | vears), William R. Shaw; camp physi- | U. W. lodges has been decided and the | selections were fully given by Miss | ° ° 9 . values up to $6.00—today $3.95. | fcian { banner goes this year by the award | Bertha Weel nd Miss Anna Park. | e e | The nted a committee | of the grand lodge to Wadsworth, No. | B leaving the whole company | 4 B Tons Overcosts, oxtora ana| Candy Dypanmem [to ar S I e B T S R | 134 Main Street. (Bottied in Bond) fight gray, 9 to 14 years—Special $4.95 | catest age € ain n h e 9 o %96 Horaby's and Butter Scotch, | ;! i for -t Lk LECpaLeE | Noted About the Village. 1 under Government and $5.98. i its The banner ver Alvin Lyman of Lebanon was the |Jd supervision itiful one of red and blue with | ngs and other 1d of the grar nd M st recently of Mr. Sunny guild of spal church met this week yme of Rev. a s. M Simpson of Sunny Miss Grace Frink s the Miss Mildred Hilton of Norw morial bea of the orde hly d upon 1t, in 2 nt frame wi s front. Wadsworth lodge’s mem- will be much gratified to e honor of holding the ban t year to them. It was held Special e e ;,-- * 90¢ bottle SPECIAL GEO. A. DAVIS ses—all One nfl" Price (c(! ol Kid Gloves . " e | Pler: of orwic eaders Have is Severely Cut in Price e W dainar il il Women's Two-clasp Kid Gloves, all tans—today only 89c p aldi g e R0 0 Chrnwan Bridze. ) 005 | prinke i ose iter “Dale PRICES Jacob Stein, — Shoe Department St . y ice 15 and of ~ KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. FOR 93 West Main i - ; buck gives out—it aches and| Grand Chancellor Commander He ven to elght inches In thi " (Center Room) | Women's Gaiters and 1 u | tanton of New Londom, accom- |NesS W Pt WORK | o7y . Telephone 26-3, 49¢ and 50c. } Urinary ¥ troubles set in. Kig. | Panied by D.D.C.C. Beckwithand oth- | Miss Tilla S;ith has stareed (oF Ladzes Shopplng Bags Art Department Women's Rubbers, 57c pair. M e ¥ | 22 fron, Hew ronnn mEet At i) S e | Wall Peper and s | Norwich people tell you how they|of Gardner lodge, N ;. Miss Mary Barber, who teac! at | v Satin Covered Pin Cushions, assort-| Misses' and Children's Shoes, regu- | act iy | e o O Hatinlin Bics | Milltown, is spending the week-ond Interior Decoralmg Pocket Books ed colors, 4x18 inch, value S0c—toaay [lar $1.25 quality—today 89c. | " T. J. O'Brien, Franklin | omicers. This was finely done by Dis- | ¥ith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles | | 8 want rour usness rwich Back- | trict Deputy C. C. Beckwith. assisted |Bar of Oakland avenue. s, Women’s Shoes, unlined, with rub- i BNOTATICe [ o b B e o ad Herbert Simpson, who has b The [_.anmng Stud 0, and Purses ™ and have cut prices to gnt it. In Wall k greatly | grothers Thomas Troland and J. Sher- |1l 18 RUAL. dmpraved; althoug nature of my we . still confined to her home. complaint. ‘The strain | map from New London, who placed in shoelng horses told | gfce ardner lodge the following: 1 the form of pains | ¢ VW Aaaitrones ¥ By spells my T prelate, John C ASTHMA LEAVE 3¢ LR L f R and §., F. E. Boyens: ab o nd o = b \1 child without the use of some remed LIS o hend or Albert A. Guile; M. of EX. |ty assist nature. You may hope for : i 1 d I was : g Hafldkel‘cmef Specmls A Wi Reprmnst straighten. T with the Kkidney ibridge; M. of W., Thomas change as he becomes older, but h s F_ GIBSGN and at prioes way below what you sccretions also existed, they being ckley; M. at A. William Sweet; L |foolish to delay when the chances a = ordinarily pay. P. F. MURTAGH, Meivs, Women's and cnidren's Fine | Kitchenware Department T color and very Irregular in e [ Lo Ay bl (B uencm foa Tawn Handkerchiefs, regular value 5c P A friend advised me to try Do; 2 2B Sy e TR (3 | tinue‘and be mare ditfcnl o *o- | Tin and Sheet Meial Worker.! o.. .couiar $1.00 Book at 75c, the| 92 and 84 West Main Stroet, ause of injury to the THROAT, lls Ave, Telephone 538 each—togay, special 6 for 19c. A ifters, with cover, fit closely [ ney Pills, and I accordingly ', Ayling (2 years), John S HES Gl NG gun metal and vici kid, val- 10—today $2.00 per pair. Linen Drawn-work Tea Cloths, value | ber heels, 00—today 98c. ues to $3 Papers, Mouldings and Paint Supplies, 4 31 Willow St IN GREAT VARILTY. R e e s We are showing the best line of | Decorating, by experienced workmen. these goods ever offered in Norwich also Painting, Faper Hanging and Nor yugh my ck would procured Agent for Richardson and Boynton |$1.25 Book at 95c. These are splendid over the barrel, regular price 5% — |@ box from N. D. Sevin & Son’s drug (1 year); representatives to ample nd tes - ol it 13 Sobay 886" sieh, ¥ store. After tising them a short time | grand lodge, ‘Alfred Hunt (3 vearss, | EAIRSON" (Apothocsiv)” Lawsones, | Furna : values. vk e e § 1 was convinced that the claims made 16 (L year): . diterouten T 5% |85 Wost Main Streat, Norwich, Conn.| otner Bags from $1.25 up \ Alarm Clocks, guaranteed reliable, | 1 theif Sayot Roye, (o, QGLe, L8 | C. Stevens and . Wo Leonard, = Brave Fire Laddies : , s M BREY S sua d o— s 42k HO¥ EAUR SRR e s tr ~| The interesting session was followed rave Fire Laddies o 1o il Shield Bows usually sold for 95c—today 6 each. | nil ani Correct : a2 T | 1, perin’ oF dcsasce nY tho. ias | atien receive sevete st pulting o VISIT THE COUNTRY LT i e, dsaigns s A Fine Silk Messaline Shield Bows in| 0dd lot of Enamel Wares on: special “'”"‘,‘l' okl gL T avns” of | itors, in which Chancellor Commander , then use Bucklen's Arnica Salve . L 3 . colors, va : —|tables at low prices which represent g i o i end it of | Stanton, Colonel Peters and Brothers |and forget them. It soon drives out|and enjoy a day In the fresh ale.| py.geq and Pocket Books, all pri Cflleref a Restallrallt, RS, “bifck and colors, value P remedy and mend it at | Troland and Baisely were heard in | pain. rns, scalds, wounds, cuts | There are lots of beautiful pleces with- toda. ecial 15¢ each. about one-half value. every opportunity rnest advice to the lodge. The New |and brul it's earth's Zreatest h - | in vasy driving distances of Norwich— | Gentl 7. Latter .Cases; B0 Rolls Gine or sale by all gealers. Price 50c.|London visitors returned by the last | Quickly cures skin eruptions, old | Garaner's Lake, Bailey's Ravine, Lan- | (ST ATEDS metier g 57 Broadway Co., Buffalo, New York, | trolle ile curc | tern HIll and others We've got tha and Bill Books. gents for the United States. sardner lodge is arranging to hold | made. Relief is instant. at The | teams for suc! ps, and the prices our goods be-| M° Remember the name — Doan’s — and | another one of its whist evenings on | Lee & Osgood Co." will be right. o We want y&;u to ?ee hu 90« take no other. the second Friday in next month. | MAHONEY BROS., Falls Avenua, | fOr® you purchase elsewhere. Simple Remedy for La Grippe. g Foley's| - HAYMAKERS. Racking la grippe coughs that may sign of Chief Haymaker Henry P.|develop into pneumonia over night are | - y30a | Watch Repairing You would not delay Kidney Remedy at the at Frisweli's ickly o r ’. don Kkidney or bladder trouble if you real- s installed the officers of Te- |quickly cured by Foley’s Honey & ! GE S ized that neglect might ~result in|cumsch loft, No. 43 12, at its meeting | Tar, d’rhelantre and inflamed ]\Hl!zc BR. CHAS B LA"B O. A. DAVI y speaks for Itself, Bright's disease or diabetes. Foley's | held Wednesday evening in Foresters' | heaied and strengthened and a dange [ Kidney Remody corrects irregularitizs | hall, The following is the list: ous condition is quickly averted. Tal M)’fi:}f“\‘[":m‘fi(‘" o 25.20 Broadway WH FRISWELL, 25-27 Franklin and cures all kidney and bladder dis-| Past chief, W, L. Ferrar; chief hay- | only Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yel- | Office, 2 St orders, The Lee & Osgood Co. maker, P. P. Busch; assistant chief llow package. The Lee & Osgood Co, . House, 15 Town St 2042w Telephone 618-5. 119daw