Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 26, 1911, Page 8

: 2“-{"35&3%1 D‘"nlmrmlty. in’ the Pro m rvice Throughout the State? urmer !nl’dfict was- discussed by ‘Arnold, ~ probation - We are now making a npooinl'iiul.‘y-.of 3 every. one. of our customers' Will be interested: i in special: features make these garments al'big rmpn 1 1¢ £ s ) ffih%wmsb‘rlfiuxgze:} e heuse. dresses. T * Ak ; / Gt T :Josephine M. | Leyerzapf, probation officer, New Ha- E 5 e 07 = -2 3 ,vyllpvx, probation o Tuberculosis in Connecticut was: the subject of a discussion at a meeting |’ i . i " o o t ébmmlttee on mxbllc health a.t 3 ) € ; e n defectives 5 'm cg‘fipd o eovruldfi:)‘l 4 2\ ¥ e ; * R 4 55 § / 4 e st Yol | officer: i iver. sborne 8\ 4 s ot e Gy 4 ' of - Lakeville, c,!_'.“m“u"t gnre [;zg‘:& = mm-@flr bercitlo: S §. %, i % - { genseral- hospital 3 r R. Lyman, Wallingford,: superintendent | b B Y 3 o 1 t of the Gaylotd Farm sanitarium; Dr: i 2 ¥ S -“Willlam - ‘B. “Bartlett, Hartford, super- | intendent of Wildwood mihll’lmn‘ Dr. Willlam G. Overlock, _Worcester, Mass., and Miss Lillian E. Prudden, president - of the Visiting Nurse asso- .chuzn., w Haven. * First. General Session. % "Th m ‘enersl session of the con- | ference held at United church chapel "Tneldxy afternoon under direc- tion of the committee on children. The pteeidln! officer was the Rev. Love of Hartford, .e’ among those who spoke were the is was !o)lwet by;p. discu: R ‘Dr. Samuel Hart, Mmdletown. on ot ‘the . question o! Whpthet Preventive Work for, Bays, . C. Car- . sbmd Be /G ‘More -Than: stens, Boston; Alfred P, Fletcher, of r 5 Bu:l.dgepnrt, and Miss Frances G. Cur- No Butfens or Hooks and Eyes Two large Snaps on the belt—as shown above—hold’ the cm.ire ZAr- ment in place. Undér this arrangement the flmfl! is adjusted to three t sizes- ‘Easy Te Pat On Wuhout a doubt the easiest and quickest to put: on, of any House . ~ i x:rde On and off like a coat—no puiling over the hm or stepping: | ‘After having played in the Poli com- out of/ v pany in this city for a short time.re- cently, and taking a. rrominent. part Made “Princess” with Pocket nl Twe : He'was greatly | i the wedding 'Scene” in The Dairs Farm twp weeks ago, Ramsey Wallace ‘POLI-PLAYERS ARE MARRIED IN WILLIMANTIC. evm 'mh Y 2 of New York and Miss Esther Dondero, ? R X - S 08 . ly ~catnadt! ? svho played undér the namec of Jayson. The “Princess’ design gives the garment an’' exceptionally neat and '} etings. he.em- { were united in mparriage at Williman tidy appearance. The pocket is a great convenience. The two Reversible { P! g and electrical tic . the home of the bride, Tuesday Fronts give Double Service both as to wear and- seil. ere “was also - a . large - birthday | evéning. The ceremony tnok place af jay Sl il dUh SOF S gl | S et 0 e w ti % ing perform:a o h v. 3. I, eming- Vel'y my T‘ l.lll‘e!‘ ‘mMr -Bogue was ahcy hndldesl;ed tvo’ lble mm;?ed inx thlis remembrances ity, hut left for Ilimantic early in Another good feature is the ease with which this garment may be 5 :w washed and ironed. The entire garment opens out flat with no buttons or m‘tfl: "&:”,‘;’,‘g whtch mthe Mn;nflo::: ;e!ther PAxE with the Srills” 4o, bother. . Ams Smporiens ygolut, ‘ s called at his home . ‘::3 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. an ‘evéning at'w! \uch’ Dy- | Esther” Dondero of No. 260 Valley ed. . > street, Willimantic, ~and ‘a popular e ¢| young woman of that city. She is a graduaté of the St. Joseph parochial m 2 % school, the Windham High school, and This Garment May Be Used as: —_— 5 : i ;| took a course in elocution in the Em- Kimono or Apron ; : i 4 : erson school of oratory. She has been ;i i 3 *_ *fon the stage for some time, having A SPECIAL FEATURE—Found only in. the Double-Service Garments. | . sridly ' 4 thgi‘ hl!elfld\lflncy Qdflltx;sh t.srnaw%ar' aad To changé, the Walst Line on these garments raise or.lower’ the .belt- a | whefeabouts of S g 'lra‘n. (\’?fll Mmoduho; com",‘,‘.np;' ‘svhe ,ezena’;," e,e: trifie, a very simple operation. . By moving the belt ths 'garments may be ::’*n:;‘“g;‘:,wago tiurned from the west and has been made to fit, perfectly, either short, medium or long waisted persons. gers; in . Ponge, Pofto ‘g‘w ‘@! playi;l!: with mei»;tlzdo“ ‘l;lsiyers k“'hen : , op’o ‘unity - permi er work was The Double-Service Dresses are adapted to ~seyeral - mses. AS B&m ; h Hlent ln!eher up‘fieixlnnces here, b;xfi S . ] ew role so C] .assumed wi ?VRE S the garments are complete—really a 4'in 1 drass, comprising Skirt, Olymspia; on- June. 1909, st - New' co;le g -urmghe {o Ror v She tak M",b fo" "‘ N ‘ iafion Uf aist and 2 Aprons. Made with Low Collars and Squave Necks. AS A | London.:‘Bohn, whfinhnhl friends here. She is well known ip s KIMONO ‘the garment has many special features not found in the: erdinary | We3 in the wast. : - a :uu;c.ufu’ fi-oJuct 8 to0 mwk to ‘Willimantic. Kimério- “AS AN APRON the. Double-Service- Garment gives perfect pro- tng RKelson ‘7“"!‘ : ice.an Mr. and Mrs. Wallace léave this ” 3 m tection .to any valuable clothing worn underneath it. The Double-Service bab! “ the zomiing for New Yod{_Mwher'; ‘i‘he‘ are bW Y Garment is a Complete Dress (it is.notan apron) but it has the addition- | con¥iction of ‘wot o o ey o Tiallace 22 : a1 advantage that it may be used like a big apron for protection. . er%‘het:ob;r:"ge‘: the: New, Lo “{ important role with the company. Since - Double-Service: Garments are made on. a Quality Basis—the best of "‘P"é’?;n;"fvh“ :‘::ch; laygi;u;r‘r mv%:‘;;;c?a: l::lm;l:ze? c;lri y _Qgc’tty l’lw mf'y &W"J' years of he; 'ent m’ materials and workmanship entering into their manufacture. - James B, egro town ‘until Tuesda: ; g cxfmmu Ras.: imk ‘hm t?ut any These New Style House Dresses are cheaper—in the end—than old cg;zfl ifly Ses “K I-"gl' "“‘”!;:g : LOST A WHEEL. style wrappers. Every woman is interested in the New Ideas in wearing am‘ el “He i .unaevband»miip- e T apparel, therefore: Be sure and see these Garments while we have a good |pear in. the gupm,r court! lasf Large Team Loaded with Wool Was assortment of patterns.. Prices $1.49, $1.98 and $2:15. plaq%éxh left it was undmtoq;t that e Minus A Nut. ——————_———————————-A—_ erall ‘;‘,‘,‘,’,,‘,‘,‘,’Z;;s“}gt “the &::mge;a “One of ‘Hall Brothers’ heayvy teams, o Foik P 5 - would tike up .is Worth more ‘3¢ | driven by Trumbull Whitmarsh, and com cn.lé {loaded with wool.in bales, lost a front |- A!‘i’é’x{‘aiab o ’wm‘ ) ‘| wheel o ffearly Tuesday aftemoo‘ when the driver’ attempted’ to swing fi?u fie}‘:\:fllcg:.!;ab Mve}'httuoértv him team out of the car tracks. in States it is propaple that t‘he pok:e front of the Steiner building. The will: Enoye about him. . axle dropped to the ground and drag- . shoe stamped ** Queen .égc]r to be absolutely good.: - i ged along a few feet on the vitrified \ A T ; 3 s o i . ‘, Z Kelsoir Wf‘ Very, "'}23’,“,‘“”““ ,two brick:pavement before the team came 7 = o v We Recover Furniture and do Cnrpct Laying port and hehind.a Svindow bl to_a stop. VLR % Sl told a friend iater that he hi Néw ‘When driver Whitmarsh got down = London officer inquiving for him, ,flm to- investigate he found ‘that the nut Y. W C. T.U. MEETING. | PIERSON WON SECOND. a*fw fest away. Several-times #he | Was gone of the end of the axle and 8 0 police “nearly got”- Kelson: ndtha" he started a search back along the Reports of Officers and of Recent Meet- | Defeatsd Harweod for That Pesition in | Why they wanted It so: bad e b A e e UL : ings Held. i the Arcanum Club Pool Taurunmon(. TR T < rigbt a;athe wharf, showing that the % T &7 \ - wheel d run all right withoft any The Anne M. Herr Y. W. After a most interesting season .the =3 = s nut as olng as he gker,ft thoq tm;;m pool tournament -at’the*Arcanum club | Special ‘M led it straight, but the car track pul day evening in their rooms on She- | tubigts st¥get. . ‘In the abmence :of the 1l'las been “finished, Louis R. Porteous : flWhen me wagon had been jacl\ed & {:x;e{uéaem th‘z Bs}pmlfilendfi;:t, Mrs. J. J, ; bzing the champion, E. Ri Pierson sec- Tirst 82 = 5 a ‘up. the wheel and nut were put back 4 ' e ~ elds, presida After t usual de- | ond and Frank C. Harw 5 3 z i 3 votional’ e:e;clses the reports of the |son and Har 3 Mo S S 5 ) 220 fis fp fo 1 : i S ! secretary and treasurer were read and [ piace ard this ti ;: . x 5 rmy 3 accepted. ' as was also an intex-o-unsg'rueudav evenirg before quite a num- {at ¢ L. is m w;\g CS:IL:: o];.,Ah N;‘”: Ms‘"..y'-‘ report.of the servioo beld at the alms- | ber of ‘thie club members. Sk ropo 3 Q] o s DR of Ve SaaUen house the .previous Sunday by e ierson played much. thz superi v g 0 ag, e e P . flower mission. Supt. Miss Harrington | game and won by a score of 110 l;:‘ ..r ififlfl,‘&:fi? !‘ e ”l‘“nfl:n\"gt:idh ensbll’zfll};m ntgt::) :;'3 r:fhtelf-m;xth Gt gave an account of the visit on Faster | Harwood missed many shats and failed | ¢lose o short _section’, - .aved | o res; g,f,, to some 'lettera }‘I'en;“:a 2 Sunday to the county home- The meet- | to play his ordinary game, while Pier- to egn-truct sent .‘,’2’ ’he *has received $56 ed T ing adfourned early, as thers was fio | son took ail' advantases and’ with his |rosd In place of It. i obder.to-bulldd| Song o N e seceleed e Ana ne ?;ort:gc&f u"ur ‘business to coma before ';l:\lll skill hag no trouble in gettifig |'dGam and .form. a IVOif. ip W,. _eight -dollars’ of his ?ndebred:nnuh g i s e, { tion: with the- mtm Sity: | for rent. Captain Douglass is be- Another matter 23 L hind also hz his personal expenses in| ‘his ‘éffort’ to” do ‘away with this debt | and is economizing by moving his res- ident into a house on Lincoln court 3 Ll : ‘where the rent.is $2 cheaper than' it . : g ~'| was in his former ance of abode, v, Louisiana duced more than half ' | the rice grown in the United States last year.” 2 ¥ HOW TO GET FAT Use Samou. Says Druggists N. D. chm & Sen, and Put on Good Flesh, " !Fhe nlfliou universal interest in hill ‘near Bunk miff and-en { Norwich road and.is. hounded. o a good glass of a}e “goes good” good glasg every time it vou “m < —Hanley’s Pe:rles and ¥eu cun gu a :alléfor it by namn 7‘ * Honesty is the Only. Pollcy Our ethics in the business world are: To sell the best geods obtainable. To mark, them as low as geod merchandising will aflow. Jx.me- Rogers; aged 30, . ,,mg’ ohnieal is tiie best -evidencs To guarantes every -riclo sold. ‘To cheerfully rectify any mistakes, Tuesday evening “in Wlmnunue for. h fleople fat, aiid ta freat each- person ‘who enters the sters as a guest exteriding - A e § : hamlrmwinx health. the same courtesy when Idoking as when flunfiumu. . [} fora. He" be fn : m‘“’m“&::‘ulf“fi's“flm:: :f,; tal organs.~ How .auch better = cild be fof the average ‘person to [ health, strength and flesh by ng -Samese. This-flesh forming food is.assimilated s krlx ag it enters the b4 = the 3 Can anyene do :ny ‘better for you thiw this?'