Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 6, 1910, Page 5

NORWICH BULLETIN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, Delicious Sweet Grape Fruit, Apples, Pineapples, Hew Figs, Poultry Plenty, English Hams and Bacon. Meats are Cheaper Somers Bros. ery low figures E L L CHAPN Cardina! Flo Chicken Give us the order for the | Sunday dinuer. PEOPLE’S MARKET,| 6 Franklin Si. | day JUSTIN HOLDEN, l-'m;.l made to find out about all the water- PERSONAL vas hoped to get some- daughter Ruth are viti patents, Mr. and Mrs, L. J. Dolbeare East Great Plain. David Tongrean Lovely Complexion A Clear Skin and Bright Eyes Are Easy to Get All the beauty creams won't improve your compiexion if your stomach is out of order. Beiching of gas and heartburn mean | food in the s bad blood and bad blood means | had complexion. MI-O-NA stomach s usness. dizzines: sheds, and it ‘hing’ that the people are anxious to inow, but up to this Ume has ail been oo IMPROVEMENT OF ELECTRIC PLANT ing e Akeny @he mmxm | Des b 16 VARIOUS MATTEHS Skating was enjoved Morflay on the | | smaller ponds about town. | dworth asked the was told it he had no doubt considered all Counciiman Woc in creation o tis| SUM not to Exceed $35,000 Can be Used by the Com- missioners for New Gererators—Bill of Civil En- gineer Pitcher Ordered Paid After Discussion—In- formation Being Gathersd About all Watersheds— Land for Widening Franklin Street Offcred for $2.500. in Worcester, ur Norrross © said there was 1o perintenden 86 blocks in that city. Willis D. Rouce who planned to leave Fla., to spend Bros., as assista: in a job on one of the Dhiectiton to a Christmas wreaths are | preparing for a busy season. was ihen ap- Central Village, this week for St. Cloud, the winter, will not leave until next on ‘account of Dealers ara hoping there {and indigestion. | few minutes; tment $10,662.85 ‘.\,fl““,eed by to cure or money | M. M. degree this cvening. expects to go south with them ana ordered the December Reid what o Kaneas woman say ad been Goctoring a_ year fof| round nothing | ihat did as much good as MI- ve the second box an ‘pain in my stomitch. | ‘indigestion | The money order business Russia and | for the past few STATE HOSPITAL INMATE MADE HiS ESCAPE. Eluded Attendant While Going from Building to Another—Joseph Smith of Toliand. e preseni Aldermen Ely, Councilmen yoodworth, Geer, s and Fowler. the journal INDIAN ASSOCIATICH RE-ELECTS OFFICERS. corporations, ving a to- having a from the de For stomach U g Held at Home of Mrs. e e b iy worliof ood for me whon | matter of business was a ons and Claim. 1 Downs ang other ht on North Several local D. A. R. chapter mem. New Tondon on ed Lumcm . grade for & walk on the souther reet and one for i UP-TG-DATE SHO[S in ali leathers $3.00, 93.50 and $4.00 GUSON & CHARBONHERY, E-znklin Square. s0'ale A'mends Carame's 8 Marstimallows cass ¢ Lieams PHARMACY, trect, e Up-to-date and have your bills made out and your letters written by a public typewriter. Wauregan House, OR. C R, CHAMBERLAIN Surgaon Geer's practwes . Norwich, Comm FURS RDER o , l . > work AMS ih Grad ROBES Rt at the to sell at have more Native Turkeys this week, s Duek: Ete. press corre says in her ic for Decembe my Ni lishment of a grade No one wished n for a light In Br to be heard on eithe hearings were and hes not been Xmas glving at W establishmer committee on ot sprinkling uiersiood that id that it e t. Mary's A. A. and B. Society Takes k in repair. was referred to the exccu- tive committee. ted that the sum of $6 range for guessing nearest r of beans in the j Society d was presid- ml. this year be- The committ in the Ripley PAY BY CHECK We have preached this| for yearsfor we know that | it is a great canuenience! S it T s tect and that the to be paid to the city tr t of the gas s | Hankin and Harrls and an economy. - stated that five Sl tiie conclusion of 5 back of the | line with u‘,. understa street would be much better light- ce the change. $35,000 for Electric Plan years other < towards wid. s added to the We offer you our lervice. MAKING A,;:FEALS FOR HIS CHRISTMAS WORK | tafloring bu ng given for pub- Captain Douglass of Salvation Army | to Provide Dinners and Presents for Question About Engineer's % came to approving the bills those of the finance de The Thames Loan & Trust Co. NORWICH, CONN. Councilman Woodwo favorable to Finding of Facts in Weiner Case. a s n filed with that $40,000 of the sun detailed accoun asking for Scmerset Lodge, No.34| A.F.and A. M. casion of the visit of tha t Depy'y, Charles C i s bore the endorse- a that at the hear- onations of a le and thankfully were in conven- The one which did ding up to th sion reported SEebh ee Bamcd destibinas oaf 0 o ily and thein condition and tell Frank F. Baker, Wednesday Perry Bush of Grand Chaplain of the Christmas Sal to appear before 2 dlstrict court of the Uni: tes in Hartfor I go over unti er in attend- he oun. i o preparing to He is using tickets with sponding with each ch t is most needed ommunication. to attend| Thackery, Emerson, Fielding, Steven. companies to come here ren cordially invited. WGE A KEPPLDR ranipiul Master. He move i that captain is pren C. L, HOPKINS, ion county ¢ in a worthy Found It an Inspir- to Enlighten Magazine - Subscriptions by placing your ordets now with CRANSTON & CO. Magazines for different addresses| 1@ Reid & Hughes Co. at club rates. can be sent 2 f our catalogues. fla!ls fiflils "fi& tfi“’H EA meln Squars” of Cemxteri Fire department . Gas and Electrical Whatever Kind of Work remedy for disorders and a positive corree- tive for all cases of troublesome con- headaches and sick stomachs. w SMITH S l)’b Slfiflr} !Emnkhn Square, Norwich, C ] that combined plano playing Ed B. and Ella White furnish the head Grape-Nuts do it Better. napector for two past it ~muw g o Will help you John L. 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