Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1910, Page 9

Showmg of White Undergarments A new, fresh collection is here for _your inspection which - comprises tho\:-nda of pieces./’ Garments of ex- celient style and artistic design, made with plenty fullness, close and uniform stitching and beautifully - finished seams. Careful and painstaking work- manship is one of pleasing features of fhe collection, ‘and this means neat and substantially made gfirments at a reasonably low price. This is one’ big ®howing of the year, at no other time this year will there be a display to equal this February exhibit for va- wiety or elegance — hence that aside frem newness and freshness you are offered larger variety and better val- ues than will again prevail this vear. So don’t fail to make an early and careful inspection of this monstrous collection. Corset Covers AT PRICES RANGING FROM 10c TO $2.50 Tight or loose fitting effects in cloths of cambric or nainsook, with trimming of lace, embroidery or ribbon, in a big wariety of new and handsome designs. GOWINS AT 50c TO $5.00 of cambric or nainsook, low neck, short £leeves, high i._ck with long sleeves, krimmed with lace or embroigery. PETTICOATS ©f cambric or nainsook in many at- tractive styles, some plain with hem- etitehing, others trimmed in vas out“] ways with lace or embroidery, Short Petticoats, 25c to $1.50. Long Petticoats, 50c to $7.50. DRAWERS of cambric or nainsook in a wide range of styles and qualities, values Temarkable for the prive, ranging from 25c to $3.50. CHEMISES of cambric or nainsook, some pilain, others in a variety of styles with trimming of lace or embroidery, excel- lent values, ranging from $1.00 to $3.50. COMBINATIONS Two or more garments made as one are very ‘popular, and we make an un- usuaily large display. A few of the Combinations and prices are— Corset Cover with shor $1.00 to $3.95. et ‘The . Princess; trimmed in many ways, $3.50 to $4.50. Full length Princess,®$4.50 to $7.50. Corset Cover with circular drawer, of nainsook, $2.50 to $5.95. Extra Size GARMENTS ¥or those who require an unusually jarge garment, .one of generous width and length, there is a spiendid assort- ment here to pick from, garments of wtrong and serviceable cloths and mod- erate in price. Drawers, 58¢ to $1.39. Gowns, $1.00 to $2.39. Short Petticoats, 5%c, 75c. Long Petticoats, $1.50 to $3.50. For Children GQarments suitable for those ranging from two to fourteen years of age are whown in a good variety. of neat and tasteful designs at a reasonable price. Drawers, plain or embreidered, 15c o 2%o. Gowns with high or low neck, long or short sleeves, 50c, Tdc. N“‘@., plain or embroidered, 25c I;ulldln" has been signed and work will )(n i 1 l-vfld Church- M ‘V'fi °"‘"“ 1o vislting Har' pecsnie HE’:::‘H.K':: Trade at the . .. Mechanics’ Dep P 5 , 7 Py or High 5 S “ 2 4 2G o R .Hennon, Mrs. es E. . Schadee of Willlmantic was in UTFITTERS TO ALL. roeig ‘BEaiesa. foots “Dhie - dximol = Charl l"“b-— W 90.754 pinin St. Willimantic, ot 2 Sisters, Puring mple, | owned by the Licotn & Boss com.| Borough Notes. ; towh Wednesday on business. deécrla pany, n{ the wagon to which it was| ey .‘_B‘!f:ud A.tha of Salem was a call- t ure town restling Match, Windham "Athietic | attached was ® 0udea witly coal Sorcert: mt [t FapE :burcb oo e o os) Dty of Pine 9 o SerE ol meets at the Exchange i & 5 - der m of Mrs. Ar- gt"::x .f;z;nmfltabum have been guests PRINCE, this ‘atfernoon. Machine Company Secures Property. own, E. L. wlh and Moving Pictures at The deeds for gh’, Moulton property, | dience that uunflc‘, Mrs Fred B. Willoughby and daugh- on street, and along the railroad, | Pleasingly assisted by )(ln Alga E. | ter, Miss Dorris, left Thursday morn- ‘llvvl;? Netntu at the Bijou ‘and “mlml e Seghogat) els of | Webber, reader, of Boston; Miss Mabel | Ing for a few days’ visit with relatives land ‘were passed Wi ‘m.‘h A. Yeun soprano; :nl:ltfrwlt.h, after which they will visit FELLOWSHIP MEETING to the Willlmantic Machine company, | Prior, Jr,, tenor, of H-rttorgi o::;daogr- C.ofln.m in Canterbury and Scotland, CONFECTIONER [.= and Ice Cream Caterer 734 Main Street, Willimantie, Conn. Telephone 53-3. janéd and the money was id the | nest . Bullard, viokinist, of Largely Attended at First Congrega- | Company. It is the e | Phe et ST e T Beckwitn of North West- -y o comj . Vi n town adn ay. tional Church Thursday. Evening. constmruct ‘;: ocom‘ A hx:;n;::' v;g‘nk‘ ;):"t:: The King's Ch-mpiro:!. Veazie w'vlvl:m-rn li.vov:nunm nturxw t» g 1 The mxo-um, e held the | 500N as the Weather conditions will | Monologue, A Tce""’l”m;mvgm-me' mantic Wednesday morning, ) ting ,}" permit. . Phel; K It’'s Wall Pm First wrllfl church de':il,ur : o MYSTIC n B i the jarest denfune That You Ovs o e TR R AL Em were Tattville' Five Coming. Solo, The Tmmxw “Busai Peccla i = rtment d ns of m rs from i i &nd moderate price will interest you mm“":"" Clurehde i Windham | cdFos S e et peeen i | Vi duet, Dresiny Moments (Liones. | Waiad BemeriuiToenth of o, Jon painters’ supplies are complete. of the &!ch“mm g e S Timeea Ciy Ar. Bullard and Miss Annie ¥. % Changed Into a Hall. A. B. HOLMES, . 2 tendance from the city the gatheri was defeated by the visitors at Taft- Bullard. 0 —_— A 72 Church Street, Willimantic. ;fl. a fi'?e one. %‘beafive'fiigg;n‘g ns‘il ville some time ago in a good fust game Rt”i‘-glngé.'::o&ing of Berenice, from - l;};flti:glégzuw.fl;:. ",Kl‘e I(.”;nta.mu,. leasantly spent cs dis- ) the ?rofl e yatic, 'y o P! and Saturday’s event here should be a Miss e Noank and Stoningten unions, at & cussed were History of the Windham | hummer. Manager Starr says that he Chui CHnt A ey Solos— Frances Willard memorial, The moe! - Let me demonsirate to you the i Chureh, B s o R O e (a) Sweet Rhiodocles, Lehmann | ing was called to order by the presi 3 ., whole bunch will be there to root in (b) March Wind, Salter | dent, Mrs, Charles K. Newbury, and B. G X ot 1o/ Ar. Prior. e held, Poems were read in biographical ‘'oday, Rev. William 8. ES T yiolin solo, Hommage a lamitie sketch o rances ard. efrosh - ERNEST P. CIIESIIO. M Beard. Reade : Stock Appraised at $4,197. (Reverie), Ch. Dancla, Op. 66 | ments were served at the close of the At the conclusion of the programme The appraisal of the stock of the Mr, Bullard. meeting. 1029 Main Street 2 social hour was passed and refresh- | bankrupt Main street grocer, Herbert | Solos— Mr. and Mrs. Silas Maxon, . Jr, of novisd ments were served by the eentertain- ' E. Reade, has been completed by Frank (@) Sonn My ' Mother Taught New London were guests Thursday of ment committee of the local church. Larrabee, A. N. Vaughn and Clarence P Ue A7 etdiin’ of levornk Mystic relatives. —_— % Bowen, the three appraisers recently oudy 2 atra, Many Mourn at Funere! HIRAM N, FENN, A. C. Tyler Camp to Entertain De- |appointed by Referec in Baniruptey & e o~ A Tatra | mhe funeral of Mrs. Letitia Mc . Bowen, an has been 2 3 4 ONDERTAKER and DMBALMER | ,, . Pertment Commander. = turned over to the trustee of the estate, | Reading, selected . O east Montay. ar el i 62 Church St. Willlmantie, Ct. No. s United sh War Vel ¥ B Sk Snisor: ahd It has been e day afterncon at 2.40° o'clock, ‘Rev. A Telephone: Lady Asststant. | Wednesday. evening. the various caemt R LU N R The caitata, The Vilige m‘“‘""‘gg;u C. Jones, rector of Bt. Mark's Fipisco Tl committees Tepdrted favarsbly. TTo | §27.39; fixtures, $263.90; - teams, cte,| Miss Young, Full:Chorus, Organ, Ay s U ] MR 3 ning for the enter- 4 § 3 B 7 Y, William CErRTAIY QUALITIES mftuence | SUTETE 07° Ro Soventn. department | 137, :‘8"“50“0’," f“;“’g;‘;'d?fi“"m;&‘:: T 0 il McGaughey, sons of the deceased, certain results. There's nothing | sneampment, which lsto be held in this ',,'“ outatandi unts in . good The chorus, with the exception of | George Smith, George Crandall, sons- uncertain about any article, or deal, In | citv this summer. standing, $1,414.38; gtota.l $4,197.82. KTh Miss Young and Mr. Prior, were all|in-law, There were many mourners, our store. Trade here and be watisfied. uamuugé i S i o © | from the Baptist church and were: | Floral pieces were displayed, which ES HARRIES, Fire D $50. 4 e Sopranos, Miss Mabel Young, Miss|showed the esteem i which the de JAM ' e e I e o Grace Bicknell Mise Katherine Bab-|ceased was held . Burial took place in Bl Willi ti onn. > otes. cock, ss Alice McBroome, Miss Ma- | the family lot in Elm Grove cemeter °‘;:';‘1£°““ ock, Willimantic, Conn. | junch cart, where there/was a fire Jast| o, .- . Nowe High | Pel McBroome, Miss Elizaboth Whit- | - Miss Elsie Paine of Boston is the Week, has been appraised by Comtrac- |, ;501 are already rehearsing gradua- | N8 Miss Lillie Jones, Miss Theresa | guest of friends in Mystic. tor J. O'Sullivan at $50. The cart was g b P % S . St ot " | Raney, Miss May Raney, Mrs. George | Mrs Anthony Squadrito of Ston insured_ through a local agency, ndl bors of the Tactity "oays before mem- | g0, rks: altos, Miss .Ida Foster, Miss | Ington was In town Thursday. A, R. BURNHAM, A!CI'. O’Sullivan was appointed to esti- Mary Mary Campbell, Miss Alice Brown, To Be Ch t 1 ma.te the da.mlge before the insurance Mr, and Mrs, Joseph LeClair, Jr., and | y.* B. R. Gardner, Mrs. F. H. Gil (‘nm’):th:. (’:be:::a-:.hl.:{:‘u"a;w" 2 little” daughter returmed to Attleboro, E Mass. Thursday afternoon after a visit | Ponti ton0%s. Charles Eqward Frior, Jv with ‘Mr. LcClairs parents, Mr. and |, o9t e ST Rat Tt o orge Mre. Joseph LoClalr of High street. Iy ‘prior and Everatt Hiscox. The Mr. LeClair is connected with the At- | 5. om of S0C Horat . O ning were | 8t the south end of the bullding and tleboro Sun. Misa Emmsa Babeock. Miss Ofive 1. | this will be used for soclal functions. Master L, Has Healey of the State [ Canpenter. Mrs. Gherles Edward Brior, | T/¢ basement is-to be renovated and Grange has secured the services of N. Jr., and Mrs. Arthur M. Brown. *| fixed up for a club room and gymnas- P. Hall_to speak at North Haven on | Jewett —City people were much | um. and it will be greatly appreciated March 8th and in Willimantic on the | pleased to enjoy the opportunity of | PY the young people, _ 3 9th. Mr. Hall is president of the Am- | hearing Mr. Prior, now solo tenor at| Supt T. W. Ryley of the:G. & & erican Dairymen’s association and is|ihe Center <Congregational -church, railroad is confined to his home with also master of Michigan State Grange. | Hartford. Mr. Prior is a native of | 20 attack of grip, The committee for ‘March 9th is L. C. | Jewett City and has many warm Noted Here and There. Fanton, L. H. Healey and E. E. Brown. | friends here who heard him at his Loderwick Packer of Jersey City iw P I best. Mrs. Brown received much| the guest of his Mystic relatives ersona praise for. her success in bringing the| Miss Mildred Galvin, daughter of Mr, M. €. Murray went to Boston on |chorus of twenty-one voices to such a|and M James Galvin, celebrated h business Thursday. commendable mark as evidenced In the | 14th birthday at her home on Schoel interpretation of The Village Black- | street Wednesday evening,-and enter- Manufacturer of different styles of | .ou1d pe pai Light Carriages and Wagons, SR A Harness, Carriages and Wagons for Superintendent Sumner Alert. sale. Carfiage and Wagon Repairing | syjorintcndent of Strects Edwin O. of all : kinds. Eep"sn‘“’y and 8hops | summner was busy with men in the em- 150 fralloy. tcwe ploy of the department Thursday Horse Shoeing. Tel connectlon. | sanding the walks about town on the novid treacherous hill streets. Much favor- able comment was expressed by pedes- ‘trians who had occastion to use these NEW PIANOS |&Eiiiivieasos As an as == s1 85. To Decide Baseball Issue Today. Everything is in readiness\ for the ;neeung of ?:e o Connjectk;’ut\ogmlle;; 3 agne magnates today in the ice o Write for Catalogue, the mayor, in the town bhilding. It is expected that Dennie Hayes, George P. steeple on the old Cathloic ohurch on Thursday and will convert the bulld- ing into a hall, A stage will be placed ¢ Spri spe TKINS BROS. T Ty o o e 0 S FOEing Stuest spent | oaftn m fitteen-minute cantata in | tained fourteen friends from 7 until WATKI s | Dol Sna R0 SRR S S| 47 s o e ety s | TS Lt o el set | 1 Sck amer, Ve ikyes "ina . men | opent a store in Norwich. oo = - -4 227 Asylum street, -Hartford. from other cities and fowm: Miss Young is always heartily wel- At the men’s club on Mpnday ev. aitien fowns in the| peputy Sheriff J. H. Fitts of Hamp- | comed by audisnces at home as well | ning, February 28, Chaplain Walter = % h ., | middle section of the state, will be on Main and School Sts, So. Manchester. hand, with Mayor Dunn and Major ton was a Willimantic visitor Thurs-|as in other towns. Her obligatoes in | Marins of the United State coast ar- 852 Main Street, Willimantic. Manley o day. - the cantata were above criticism and | tillery will address the meeting. The e ¢ Manley of the Thread City, the king- | 'y, w._ C. Norris_1s visiting her | she never fails to please. Mr. Bullard, | subjeet will be ~The entry of the allied » 2 daughter, Mrs. Elmer Spears, in Union- | violinist, and Miss Webber, reader, | forces into *Tien Tsin and. Peking dur- The fans are getting anxious to know just where the matter stands, and now | Ville. were heartily encored -for their fine |ng the Boxer uprising. presentations. .Mystic “heook and ladder com- LOUIS PH ANEUF tha the schedule ' for the American Dr. C. Morris Hatheway of Hartford 1&5;10 has Mfll published, will anx- %::a the guest of relatives in the city Death of Mrs, John Hennon. {a‘antv :li\o‘ 1 l-:: Nery. roudn;r th: rooms A A TR e ] e e AR TR R Y o Mrs. Marta Hennon died at her home | to” entariatn S E N tnisavenie T DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. SSiaain be able to i dope out the | pluro-pneumonia at his-home on Leb- | Thursday toorning. Mes. Hennon fias :f_‘:‘.’:‘}m‘;"". :r'r '“&fi‘:‘_‘:‘ "320‘; g s | M0on svenys, been ill for several weeks, continually | Fevdeokar &nfl ‘Geotie Joimson, Fs HAIR GOODS A SPECIALTY., g = Mrs. H. C. Murray went to Norwich | ii curé of the ‘doctors ‘and ~trained | rroshments will besmerved, 628 Maia Street. orgam! - ¢ Thursday afternoon for a short visit |nurses. Wednesday she was a little Janzd i the members of | Ly relatives. fmproved and Rer friends ook HOope, | wor s cun A W ICOX oL aoninston - Rev. Ignatius Kost, pastor of St |but suddenly during the night her William Schelldge of South Man- there. is: 2 possibility that she - .may be] Mary’s church, South Coventry, was in | Deart, weakened by the disease, re- | hesier hag been in town for a few represented at today’s meeting. town Thursday. e 8 ol e 8T 2 came at 4.20. B Near the railroad station there was | brother, Charles A. Southworth. yery, much, except to.be in attendance! " nvited to New London Service. fi%ime% ;I‘hur;day et Deteen | pAseistan: Agent Austin D. Boss of | tached. Her best intérests were given | ~Benevolence chapter. Raoyal Arch 230,208 10 Siloch, whien & horse hitch- | the American Thread company is 1n | to her home, from whence her passing | Masons, has accepied an _invitation i u(‘the-m o caught in [ New York on business for the com- |will cause a very great sorrow. A |from the chapter at New London to little time bef: the horse’s fe some | pany. large circle of devoted friends will | attend divine service at the Second DRy S s foot "‘I John E, Brick, president of the Wil- | miss her in many ways. Congregational church on-Sunday aft- b Sxiricated | from Its vise like clamp | imantic Business Men's ~ association, | She was born 69 years ago In Ros- | ernoon at § o'clock to listen to a ser- ho oot aan - oo h{”‘fet “D‘-"‘-th attended the automobile show in Hart- [common, Ireland, where she married | mon by the pastor, Rev. J. Romeyn ug] ween the | eord Thursday. John Hennon. The family made their | Danforth. - A large delegation from this planking and the rail of the east- i v t ol P~ Cheal a Cr | home in Lawrence, Mass., for several | chapter cxpects to attend, bound track. ' The horse has a badly |, Brnest P. Chesbro and Charles .| (005 ‘and have Hved in Jewett City | . Mrs. Hapry Watrous is 1 at her ixteen years. She is survived by her | home on Pearl street. 75 MONUMENTS, aau:tona- ana Markers In our stock |- ready to be erected. Obtain our prices and inspect 1000 artistic designs. John Lennon & Son, ‘corner Main and Watson Sireeta. gfiir;ga:?t}x?n%o;}cwGfi:gmfg:“e Fno¥ | husband, John Hennon, two daughters, | Miss R, Carrie Chapman of Ston- Forn Miss Margaret and Miss Bugenie, of | igton spent Thursday with her par- e this place, apd three sons, Rev. Charl ents, Mr. and Mrs, William Chapman * e Hennon of Laconia, N. H., Rev. Her- of School street Pessimism and Potatoes. bert Hennon of Westville, N. H., and The Neighborhood whist elub meets There was a time when “plain liv- | John F. Hennon of Jewett City. (Continued on page ten.) ing” required as little definition as Mrs., Elizabath F. Brooks. “high th!nk(ng" still does. But, alas, 3 with the science of dietetics the trou- Frederick H. Fanning has been noti- bles of the poor layman have steadily | field of the death of Mrs, Mlizabeth multiplied.. He hardly knows what to [ Fanning Brooks, which occurred in ere fl ra e m ewn eat, or how. Worcester Feb. 16. She was 36 yeirs Here is a London expert advising |Oof age. She was the daughter of Hen- him to ‘cut out” potatoes from his diet |ry and Sarah (Haie) Fanning and was SELLING AT ONE-HALY PRICHE. without regard to mercy. Potatoes, |born in Jewett City May 30, 1828, and | 1 ... .losing out everything in wmy the aforesaid. savant aeserts, cause | will be well Temembersd by the older S hEs e me sod take chronic dyspepsia, -depression, worry |inhabitants of Griswold. She moved tage of these bargains in frpliir s and premature death; tueee contain |from Jewett City in March, 1u7. to | nery. dile. Beauregard. no mutriment and overtax the digest- | Worcester, where she murried, Dec. - ive apparatus; the idea of eating them | 1851, Charles Edwin Brooks. He wa is\too absurd to be tolerated another | for many years previous to his death| L.iomebile and boat. Both in first day. treagurer ang librartan of the Wor-| . .., condition. Price each, §35. §. J. Now, the potato has been a godsend | cester County Horticultural soclety and | g o0 W to millions in times of ta:m[ne.l andr it | died. Disc, 22, lut:.by‘"t =y . has figured prominently in all plans for s survive her two sons, Rev. | "oy UAR fo: . the simple life—compulsory or prefer- | Arthur A. Brooks, formerly of Green- cfl,um‘,f.-'-in‘.- ructible mh,' red. If, however, it is really the cause | fleld, now of New York, and Walter F". | 51s0 carry a full line of bc and . o Brooks of Worcester, and by two | goods, school supplies, fancy go Sonfectionery, tinwnre, orovkery. Geo. Lapoint, Jewett City. novaa HALF PRICE. During the dull season my prices on all Hats will be just one-half. Stora PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT is {ulra.nt.!d to cure any case of itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piled in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c. fi For Artistic Wall Papers ‘Willimantic. Tonn. come to E. MAFFITT & CO. 37 When m qnes' 0‘ Church Street. We will be pleased to DELICACIES |z nomies wores <., _come fo us. 1 Tahp.hono connection. ‘A fine general line of selected gouds for the Holiday Trade. Give us a trial H. E. READE, 717 Main Street, Willimantic. dec4d . C._ JACKSON-—Dentist nov2sa A Good Habit is the making of us all. We help you to form a good habit by PAYING YOU for Cooking with GAS in of pessimism and mnervousness—dis- eases of the age, as they have been | brothers, David Fanning of Worces- called—we must put it on the index |ter and George F. Fannming of Ross, of forbidden foods for the sake of the | Cal. joy of life. But are we not entitled to The funeral services are to be aeud ask for something like a unanimous | at the house, 54 Queen street, Worces- verdlct of the specialist jury? How | ter, today (Friday) @nd buréal will be inless Extracting Painless Ftlr = and- the perplexity and pessimism |in that city. open only: on WeANesasy: ,,“‘,“ _M illing a Specialty c:uued by divided opinion on_ things Suddenly Deranged. Satieduy”sor the present’ I.°A" Rey, Lowest prices. All work guaran- that so closely concern us as the po- Miie Stean il of G & Seonine nery ore, echanic , Jews e Ct. 4 tato does?—Chicago Record-Herald. olettly "0 nce' monb Wedh.nu yuand City, teed. was taken to Brewster’s Neck. Miss Crum lived mlone and only Withis & | plates that we arc Klving wigh o week had shown signs of mental triu- und of our speclal brahd o‘ . ble, Fhey are beauties. G. J. .an:'b Miss Hattie Aloro of Worcester is|Jewett City. with her niece, Mrs. George H. Prior. JEWETT OITY CANDY KITOHEN. COLCHESTER ,You will find In_oonneotion & first St rimm—— 1 Night School Opens With Fiftesn Pu- | Ovsters and pils—Church Supper Nets $42. The night school which has been talked of for a number of weeks opened Tuesday evening in the large room in the basement of the Cragin Memorial Library building. There were fifteen pupils present, nearly all Hebraws, most of whom are unable to read or v\;rit]s Erngtl‘i.:h.m:hrohl:or‘ Hloor:. m"‘in~ VALENTINES, cipal o school, is teacher. Large assortment of all the latest Reading and writing are to be the sub- | ;iyjes and ideas. Price 1 cent to 75 jocts taught. The puplis are very en: |cents. Wm. Johnstone, Jewatt City. them. Others have aignified ¥hdr n- WREN nEA tention of attending the school. | select your --ul’: .t,.:' .'"'D Associated Dental Parlors, 752 Main Street, - - Willimantic Office hours—week days 9 a. m. to *p. m. Sudays 10 s m f0Zpm There ls No Royal Road EIMORE & SHEPARD, (Succcmsors 1o Seustons & Emerw | | £ fingneial success. It depends upon the Embalmers and Funeral Directors, individual how he improves his oppor- 60-62 North Street, LADY ASSISTANT. 243 Fesitaobe cbbtin tunities. L. BEES " Cultivate the saving habit and you has the agency for the Travelers Life e Gites Stases meattn ana 3 o | | Will be happy and prosperous. General News. .?x ukr. u, o-- r. cl.q. dent Ins, Co. of Saginaw, Mich. Wirite * Your acGOllllt iS cordially inVited. Charles T. Wilson of Worcester was g:.. “; "fi fl"""’ -"'*‘ for rates and full particulars. o T e 315 per cent. intérest paid, compounded ] - ' . - 4 in town Thursday. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH semi-annually, on accounts of $1 and up. ch'i‘:::%ag-:lf'fi{“:'r:im”"” Rev: i o St. Mar; block."}'o'nnr City, cmfm QUICK LUNCH AT ALL HMOURS. shape. Prices ok - is what you want. We guarantee to give it to you in our PIANO DE- New and Up-to-date HMotel i3 every particular. The A. C. Andrew Music Co. WA W OIS, POInieNte. 804-806 Main Street, Willimantic, Ct. parto - A nice varlety of Fresh Fish; also = -‘3" “Intem; b g e Scaillops, Oysters and Clams, at g t ute praise and | ,uyones giore 61050 neuse 38-5. 'STRONG'S mhl(il 28 North St. ¥ - t and | ™ P —— Willimantic Savings ||i" i % L with Caofl <@ || H.C MURRAY, Prest. N. D. Webster, - v e Lodiew ata| % 3 KmeTren ' E'S xine. wee THFRE 1s no agvertising medlum in pasten Connectiout caual to ‘The Bule < for Lusiness resulta