Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 8, 1910, Page 8

THE BEST Vaudeville IN AMERICA NORWICH’S ONLY FIRST-CLASS THEATRE THAT SENSATIGNAL BIG ACT A Night in a Police $tation JOE MAXWELL & CO. 11 11 ARTISTS LIRUT. O'CONNELL.... H M'BOOTH WALKINGHAM (A Fallen Star) CREAMER MARY M'SWATIGAN (A Waif). H FRANCI SERGT. BURROUGHS WM. BARR DOORMAN HIOKS - EDW. BURNS PATROLMA PIERCE LUCILLE MAYO> GLADYS GOLD MAFI DELSAR PATRICIA HOGAN MRS. KENNEDY 4\’aunn\ Time--The present LEE -Kew Yeork City MURPAY & McGARRY 207 Main St. v as it is. We advertise exa | Krigh | tanuck Member Entertaine ts of Columbus Going t | Canoe ning Special Work. MODERN WOODMEN Noa the other members | don, but no visitors appeared. It is from this ¢ was prese An en- | hoped they will come at the nex FINE ihers served | initiated. |¥ TABLE 2 supper. The November e | is due to be Ln!;]i with Hope | KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. donditton < poth 1 s city, but it has not been s bersh ”.'“,H,,; i definitely settled when the «‘ut will It is expected that there -will-be a | * : d v o be. | 200d sized party of White C coun- | ] lc es = doz C s = | cil 2o to New London on for i ks oot .FE':'LOW"‘ . ORDER OF PROTECTION. | the meeting of Seaside council, where | | Shetucket Jodge,” No. closed last LA, s > | Rev. William Keefe of St. Mary's | | month with i e this donute, R HOr S peeting aul BORdaY. cvening | sh is to speak. The meeting will hut this has no candidites <o ch lodge has received a special | be closs to Columbus day, which is Oct that its m : Terpirer hng lovitatlon g DeMESlire Saha' theiatittiie be upon Co in Odd Fello J. 1. Wheeler to attend, lly urg- | P e A e K 1 occupie ins the charter members to be On{,n"cloquent speaker it'is certain his E€ES. - On O 5 | hearers will hear the subject treatad f CEohE © ) and Order of Protec- | hearer ¢ve School Suits buil inz of the d B s ¢ of =0 grez We've S Suits built on o R ron marhers 68,000 a8d ib onerat. | in & 'manmer ‘worthy ‘of Jso. great & to hold that active school il n exactly the JOWCowh e £ 2 | A o By i i : | wich 1 es v ioEtitntion. Nos “The visit to New London will hfli B -y PORILED I8 aite of dc 2 n‘,,,_ A ) made by the trolie nday even- t bEl - bileclba - £o o i i o % | ing, on which it is expected that about S et = X L f’; )filr‘o';‘“fl ‘(“n‘( fifty of the White Cross members will durability. Seams double sewed. hoeting secured a con. | £0- There will also be delegations from and knee double. Every point the Supreme. warden &5| Eonemah council of Tatville, Peqiot strain comes doubly stayed. The best | SF 6 eact 1o dce that ovily Nina_of Stonington an ot B A risap | St of Westerly in attend- Sehool Suits it is poseible to build. | Do ONDaE oD AR GolHib b I e e < ill be in the form of me- e - i vespers at 7 p. m. at St. Jo- 5 I s and a lecture by Rev. &R . # “ 2 | Father Keefe upon Columbus. i ‘acaronl 0[‘ LADIES’ CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT One of our splendid School Suits will last the boy longer than ‘two of an other make, and it will look far better all the time he is wearing BOYS' BLOUSES—49c to 98c—sizes 10 te 16 years. it se ascer- a sale to be held during the E BACET The entire organization with STEAK }l s was invited to form a aheater — next Aonday evening at ~/// ¢ e o e fonowed n ain- (§ MUSTARD Large off. A large gatharing b e R this pleasant evening is expected. || SARDINES — can ettt | weekly and is looking forward to Eaicibatineg ""fi'{ m my(“r\c\r'dl interast in the com- Gold M?dal 1 1b. plans were made The date for|? months T - oet1a » observance may he at any time be- mE e e '8 RAISINS pkg. e of oy Ut %2l HARTFORD MAN CHAIRMAN. K of Doacembper Refreshments| . ool S : by [ served at the conclusion of the arles T. elles 1 ave harge o M h‘ st / ; 4 ohican ° | meeting u\m!m the direction of the en- Saybrook Celebration—Dr. Pratt to pkg_ ; risdiction. ot | which ma Mie, Maty Bosectt or ciate: | SPoak e | of ihree thousand They expect to have special fea- o SIS ? Fan eserve fund of §115.000, and 2 in theit department. for esch| Charles T. Welles of Hartford has 2 S valuation she > a | meeting. heen chosen as the chairman of the s much like a window without hang- F t ; B e seh G NoT 43 et i Hi- SHEabOR bl thes i NSu ey oy of ings — unfinished sfactor Tt lacks t the home Our eollection Dining Roon argest in ssitively EGHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOM to go to Stonington Next—Neopians Plan- | ALWAYS FIVE BIG HEADLINE ACTS Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents--No Higher 1000 Best Orchesira Seals for Ladies Every Afternoon, 10c Matinee—Doors open 1.30—Show b:=gins 2.15 Evenings—Doors open 7.15—Show begins 7.45 A Beaatitu! Silver Tea Set Given Away Monday Matinee. SEE MOTION PICTURES--The Latest and Most Perfect Ever Presented. ENTIRELY A NEW SHOW EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY. | a candidate for initiation at its regu- | lar meeting last Tuesday evening in Pythian hall, but he did not come. | They are looking for him at the next meeting. On the 18th of this month occurs the meeting of the grand lodge | in Bridgeport. P. C. C. Thomas A.| Holmes s the delegate, D. J. Morr sey alternate, from Wauregan lodge. Best Uuality o New London—Poque d L. C. B. A.—Red Men'’s | SONS OF HERMANN. Germania hall on Wednesday 0. 12, held meeting with a good at- The ragular officers were at jons. In addition to the rou- tine business there was discussion of for an evening of special fea- s in lh(‘ near future. In evening Immergrien lodge, its 1 ar tendan with Orient Gerr a lodge, No. 11, met on| v London, Mrs. Thursday evening, expecting to have a | this city conducting the ses it from Herwegh lodge of New Lon- ASSOCIATION. Spaghetti Rose branch, No. 1978, held its r mzeting last Monday evening pkg_ 6 Mansfleld at Poquetanuck. C Mrs. D. J. Shahan, con- ‘business meeting, Which ne business. Various \esigned to do fancy | ROUND nd member 2 | the founding of the ancient town of aybrook. The celebration will be n the First Congregational chure own on the afternoon of Fyi- v. 4, and Welles as~the | EXTRA FINE LONG esday e in charge of th 4 SLAND y‘\(d":}“(‘?e theiex: | ISLAND ave the we dent D. A. The 4--CASTING Greatest Comedy Gymnastic Act of the Age. "It 4--MUSICAL “WHERE THE PEOPLE GO” FOLLOW THE CROWD *Always the Best Show in Town” DUNBARS--4 is to laugh. MISSES--4 Musical Lovers Should Look This Act Over. 2--NIBLO & Singers who Sing REILLY--2 alkers Who Talk—Dancers who Dance. 2--bertrude Carlisle & Jules Bernard-..2 Mr. Bernard is one of Broadway’s most favorite musical comedy come- Miss Car, Best Cut SIRLOIN STEAK Smoked Sheulders Prim> Rib Roasts Ib. 13=15c¢ - - 14e Shouider Steak 8¢ 5 Lamb Saturday Morning, 10 to 11 o’clock PGTAT Rib or Loin Ib. 12¢ Notice counter display Fine Yellow ONIONS 8¢ | Shoulder of lisile is America’s daintiest comedienrse. Extra Flne SWEET POTATOES Peanuts Fresh qts Legs of Genuine SPRING LAMB » 12142¢ = b Matches 4to 61bs. average ill%c FRESH Ih. 1ic IRISH 6 MACKEREL Roasted luwest Money-Savers for SATURDAY Best Compound w.12¢ Lamb chUDS Fine Cnsp Celery 9c § 8 mws 13 bag 5C 11c 16c Noiseless 3 boxes 10c SHOULDERS 13%e Extra Fine Alaska SALMON can 11c for 25c PURE CODFISH - 2 ibh. 7%¢c ES neckl {c s 17¢ ONE HOUR SALE condi sifillinig man- ile Town Improvement Rov, Dz : ur prices p e Towest . a e H v ; i er i connected SHEA & BURK Bis it Sotbach 1 0 | ndividuali y E thr b ' orwich, who will | R ’ oiners ; ot ot from: the | Wesneday It Makes Wrmkles 03, g : i t hese are West. | day aft Norwich and Tailviile | ing i S Bie hester and | mi., from his late residence in | .Waorry over fll-heaith does yous | Is What CN] ts ln ootéd 10 > nan of Lyme | Montville. The service was conducted | health no good, ;nd mere,ly k““i&f.' | g % 1e " g oman of Lyme | ;. Rey. G. Chappell, pastor of Union | wrinkles, that make you Jook ol : At W hen thes Wil b 0 on the Savbrook | B5,151 church . There. was a Iatae | than 3o are Photography. | coure t e % il y e ago, as he knew | fienqance of relatives and friends | If you are sick, den't worry, but go | s o2 - 1t. - “""l . W. Jacobus of Hart- {and many beautiful floral tributes. evout It to make ycurself weli. To . | Bringing out the real personality, | FoResTERS AUXILIARY, A. 0. H. [ford will talk on a topic to be an- | “"py @5 DM Rl "0 0, (ndcen by | this we repeat the words of thousands | (/o fine yoints in character, the littia ® b 42 : = 2S. meeting of the TLadjes | ROURced later. Governor Weeks will |y [ yon shortly before his death, | of other former suffersrs from woman. | (rajis that make s what we ars. ourt City of Notwich, No. 63, held ). H. wwas held on Thurs | also tall The music will be simple, | Lor. “Joseph F. Killeen, Fred L. Phil- | ly ills, similar to yours. when we 88Y, | oned down by the natural spirit of > - A {their reqular meetinz for the month in Hivernian hall, Mrs | Put it will be a feature of the cele- | };;.” Yyiniam C. Byrne and Jar | an artist into perfect accord. Not & It is time to ikink of (v iy ev in_ Foresters’ ey, the president, conducting | Dration: Mr. ‘Welles has had a sum- | buryin, Interment was in Comstock | lake | thing of paper and pasteboard with @ [1) Tnitiating - thtee - san diates aodlt o Good - pene CONANCHNg | mer residence in the town for about a | anvin: gt l urn-u. | & ready-made look. | receiving tio applications. A commit- ceived of the number who might be|(107€n vears, and is heartily interested | ** ‘ | I you want a photo of your reay our l_‘ur Re airs f | tee of three was appointed to make ! xected to ew Tondon on the |in the town. The idea-of the cele- | o | gelf. or what your friends see to lova y p S IOF |arrangemenis for a socinl ana smoker on the | bration originatéd in the Town Im- | 112 a wondortai temats remeay, s | and admire. call on > {to be held in the me fter | i Norwich division will | Provement association, and President our ea t | you will admit if you try lhe Comlll seaso“ | the next I ted Kellogg is pressing arrangements on | 7 Direccloms for tts use are printed i | [ L attendanc the part of the association, 1 : |t iengta e s with svety Dittie: Erice | pecte o | he churches of the towns sef iS T onr ; rec! s PR e e e Dl | We can aiter or repair Scarfs, |the social a i off from the original town invitations our most precious posses- | 3.2 St AUEES . o rmMIcAL o - £ | will be extended to residents of the| sjon. Your first aid to health 106 West 129th Street, New York. The Photographer, Muffs or Garments promptly and well REBEKAHS. | Y evenin new tttend the celebration % 7 . marsid if attended to early. Dbarted Bast A0 S e e A j"I;;‘l‘k;f;i’~fi=-“\]\‘4‘—, ¢ Bive the historical 3 should be the reliable and - e Norwlch Savings Soclety, } ry 5 2 D, o " 01 anniverse i o . H i s Our oharges are moderate and we | livt held its wonthiy | 5. |and sockal evening i3 to be held for | v ot tho aamene tory o2 proved family remedy ”l}m“]BS] ns and [;ulflflwers‘ —————— do the best of work. e | 'ghels and their friends of both | decessor of that -ef-the state. 1ok . ENTIS T | +ch of the councll membera 18] oominittiee it ot : | i D | l Children Cry | (g dnsite cither a Tadv or 4 | Welles, Sirs. At A ! For All Occasions. | = 5 riend. and Ovator Sumner |y, 1lart, Miss Carrle. Ae ; % - = McPHERSON FCR FLETCHER'S i ho Ta'fn“charee or e ra- S henir o ey hoton, Mg «® GEDULDIG’'S, |[DR. E. J. JONES - | s plans for d D. A. Kellog _offici = | = ime. has : : 4 D. A. Kellogg, ex-officio. ! 6s. 77 Cedar Str 5 . Halter and Furrier. CASTORIA |G mim i e PILLS e Ty il 85 Shassen S 20d A Heliablo Mamisinaaiot &' Napcstss. | Loaie foature (3 N attendancat to] At table we say the good old grace, ol A e it W Jodm AL % sept20d | ot T g e Signes and |"‘“' ;76 ndance for]” Refore we start to mussin'; Sl Fiah che R e o T Bk aticy i s BAke: eldvytor: ShERICoh KNSRt Tar in the veliow pa T - But feel 3 merthink, Wil the: grup e | Whitestons Sc and the J. F. T. 100 | RS T 5 gu'g - fl‘go e In lana emective, - Contains . s e | KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. = 3 : E THERE 1s no advert medium 1n | 4 e t t ' ns medium in Refuze substitules. Lec & Os zm._,d Co. No. 6 4 A whola lot more like cugsin Connecticut o TRe B foiRore TRre (he ReStioen the oafleer. | g ‘it cuual to The Bule 2 0. No. 6, was awaiting —Fhiladelphia Telsgrarh. leUn for business r arr them marisd nun “for ‘business reaulis Wauregan ladge,