Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 24, 1910, Page 8

s R S W A e e | The Army of ! Constipation |l. Growing Smaller Every Day. | CARTER'S LITTLE 'LIVER PILLS ae Christmas Exercises In The Schools| Programmes Finely Carried Out By Pupils in Various Grades—Xmas Trees and Exchange of Gifts. England, Sterrilt Chas sephine Berberick; song, Christmas Tree, school Grade L: Julia L Good, Anna M. Curran, teachers. Bright Be This Day, John Lee; Sharing With Others, Na- of the West pretty Christ- ¥ morning. The st grades in each building unit- ach ome roceiving a pretty gift ska, Jo- und the Migh Strest School. poleon Clish; song, Father Christmas; : Christmas, Louise’ Quinn; The Night \t the Iligh street school, the pri- | pagore Christmas, Ivy Fiske: The | SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE a sub-primary, Miss Winifred | squirrel’s Christmas, Lena Bloom; vy and Miss F teachers, united, althou programme was carried c INae Songs were Sung ood time enjoyed, following which a pretty gift and eandy were presented each little GENUINE must bear signature: e Tt eth Cherry h no regular Christ- Santa Is Coming, Gertrude Haths A Christmas Choice, Edna N Santa's Troubles, Witter O'Ne ; What ah for Old ‘Whole World, The Mt, Pleasant Street School. ies VIL, VIIL, and IX.: iisses G. L. Ward, I. M. Crawford, acting as Santa. The teachers, Misses Browning and Jenkins, saw that each il had a present. Teach I. M. Perkins, T. V. Coughlin. - Song, There were prei decorations in Where Wonld I & grades 1 and 2, N Wilson, Christmas Tonight, Clish teacher. The child d candy, but the spirit of g shown Birde Christmas, Iva Goldberg ut 2 n Annie Laurie; Mr. Bluff's Holid rathe e each child periences, Be: Sternlieb, took home to its nother a colm; sone, Stars of the gift made hn(rj' or during the term. Vight Meanings of the here were dainty calendars, book- Nishi, The & and blotters. The following obwebs, Joyce W ramme was carried out: Rose; The Bir s Christmas Mi <atherine Lawrence Pearl Street Scheol. : Goraldine Oat, Anna 1M veren. Wi children Fnglish; sonk, Last R . Mang {p the Baby's ! The Herald An- Coughlin: Mida's Christ While Shepherds Dougherty I Wis y , Marjorie Roath; Christmas, A 1s tmas Ring, , eight chil- ittle Town of Bethlehem, Carol, four George Slattery: sohool; On Christ: Benjamin; Trees, Happy Christmas Santa Claus, sc . Holty, “heerful Ol song, Chrigtmas, Watchipg for Thames N West Avenue and Hobart Avenue Schools. kinder- anta hand- bis is th nav fils, Dot take 1 niwios of a Nor Mrs. Willlam I Straat to attack of Long Society School. fall term of the Long Society sed I n considera preventi iance attendance New Btates Remember the name — Doan's — take no oth is Get the Genuine Always. lee & Osgood | i Alice n absent, John ne-half day, William Time is Valuable in Thes D We can save time for you your Eyeglass Repairing. Bring prescription or the pieces. (%] by doing NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1910 THE PLAUT-CADDEN (0. Final Call To Holiday Shoppers ~ Lots to do in a short time, and we are ready as usual to give you the benefit of Large Assortments, Qual- ity, Low Prices and Prompt Service Don’t Forget Green Trading Stamps «.EVERYTHING IN... Jewelry Diamonds Watches RECORDS, Etc., Etc. Established 1872 Plant-Cadden Bullding, Main Street, Nerwich, Conn. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., . Novelties Cut Glass, Etc. PIANOS, MUSIC, TALKING MACHINES, Established 1872 CHRISTHAS | R. C. BOSWORTH, Optometrist and Prescription Optician, Room 5 Shannon Building, NORWICH, CONN, hite Star Gloth 153 Main Street SPECIAL CHISTMAS SALE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ Hais at HALF PRICE —~——=STORE OPEN EVENINGS—— Ohio and Tenn 1d Dakota and Mon and even Colorado. rd as_quite impos- and Kentucky and v relieve_thi: —Cleveland Plain Bridgeport’s Sun Has eSt. v that the Bridgeport been compelled to for it “shone for all” able way that pro- h of good nship a class of citizens ite and be guided by But no man can The Hero. him at by prominent vas this conquering he | home to st . Con- < ? It was She rry of the Philadelphi ons, returning to Meri- —Haverhill Gazelte, No. Best Pure Lard 2 . 25¢ TURKEYS We Have a Very Fine Lot of Choicest Ib. 2]-29-3][: Elgin{égtter Fresh Killed, Young Turkeys. P.ump, Native, ROASTING CHICKENS - - Ib. 22¢ AND WHOLESOM 1. 32¢ ENGLISH DAIRY 2 3 G SPECIAL We Sell No Frozen Turkeys. CHEESE 1b. T HOLIDAY CAKES Native, Fresh Killed FONL - - - - - Ib. 20c Faney Little Pig, Fresh SHOU_DIRS - Ib, 121pe Small, Lean PORK LOINS - Ib. 143z¢ Choice Native DUCKS - - - - - - - Ib.23c Extra Heavy PRIME RIB ROAST - - Ib. 14c-16¢ PIES—Large variety Plenty of BREAD for Turkey Dressing GRANULATED SWEET FLORIDA Towle's Log Cabi SUGAR - - - 201bs. 980 ORANGES - = 20 for 25[} ottt il g 25-45'738 BELL'S pOULTRY LARGER SIZES, 19¢, 23c, 27¢, 31c Doz. CITRON SEASONING - - box 9[} LARGE SEEDLESS Seisi= =l DG |9c KARO SYRUP 9 23 ORANGES - - doz. 270 ORANGE, LEMON - - - and0~LI0) srGE FanCY PEEL - - - - . |30 SEEDLESS 2 5 GRAPE FRUIT - o for,25c MALAGA CLUSTER RAISINS - - 4 pkgs. 290 RAISINS . - . =4 1b. 200 BEST CLEANED PURE HONEY frame170~196| .\ prcTiONER'S CURRANTS - - pkg. | |C BEST LEMONS weavr doz. 21¢|SUGAR - - - 4 Ibs, 25[} Wishing You a Very Merry Christmas, We Otfer You Our Holiday Food Specials This Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday, December 26th Good Cheer FOR GHRISTMAS Cape Cod Cranberries Crisp, Native Celery - quart 11¢ bunch 10¢ 21¢c [9¢ - GOOD MIXED NUTS - 2 1bs. EXTRA FANCY MIXED NUTS Ib. NUTs - - - . 130 %I;Igfgrs&ITs - 1Ib, Isc CLEAN SUGAR DATES - - 2 Ibs. |5[}