Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 26, 1911, Page 7

Gray Hair Is Harmless Remedy -Restores to N ural Coler. g SRS 3 ,e.hr ht the only mam who turns down o n the busineas weorld the “yqung man" is alwiys the ‘one whe )hh the plums. It is an age of thought,” “new talent,” ete., 3 e old-men is passed by in the 0- of the first signs of ceming is the appearance of gray hairs. When you see them, act promptly. Wyeth’ Sage and Sulohur Hair Bemedy wi eorrect thig sign, which se often de- cetves peeple into thinking that age is really upon them. It is a well- known fact that Sage and Sulphur, will darken the hair. Wryeth's Sage and Sulphur combines these old-time rem- edies with other agents, which re- move dandruff and prom’c!c the gmwth of the hair, The manufacturers of this remedy authorize the drvggists to sell it un der guarantee that the money will b rdumh-d if it fails <o do exactly as represented. is preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle. and is emmended and sold by all drug- ts. . MURPHY & McGARRY, 207 Main Stres! tise exacily as itis Summer clothes cught to| be as well made as winter | clothes. Ours are. They're hand-tailored, ‘and vie sell | them to our friends and anybody else | who knews aced stuff. €pecial new styles for young men whe know what's correct. Suits $12.00 and up. Come in and ook SHAPE-MAKER Suit. new in ciothes making. The “Hawes” Hat at $3.00. Straw Hats $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00.° at the new It’s something r MAIN | STREET The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx fine clothes Veranda Furnishings Light and comfortable Reed Chairs and Rockers Latest Willow styles, with cretonne oushions, very unique and attractive. Couch Hammocks Very popular, made of heavy duck, tan-or ferest green, fitted with Nation- | 2l Wire Spring Mattress, making a | comfortable bed for out-of-door sleep- | ing. | “Crex” Matting 1 yard, 1/, yards, 2 yards wide, in | the popular green and new brown col- orings. N. S. GILBERT & Sens 137-141 Main Street . . W. HOLMS, Bentis! &",""’" Building Annex. Roem A. Telephone 522 ectiga Eastirn letiz for busfness resu uv-ruslnx medium in i eqnal The resulis. - you need at THERK I Mb,tl!tern Conrecticut equal to Th Attsnfln‘ the 21st ennyal :eunlou 4 of the Cennecticut Asseciation of Wo- men Workers, which met’ here on ‘Thursday with the Haile club. dete. gates from six girls’ clubs in different cities of the state participated in a round of acti%ities which gave thewn a ‘most faverable impressicn of- the Rose of New England from the several angles at which they were able to view it: “Arriving in the latwter part of the morning. thay were met at the trains by the Haile club committee, and wel- ormed with large- rted hospitality at the club rooms, where they had luncheon before proceeding Lo the opéning of the business session in the early part of the afternoon. In the Line of Entertainment. When the business was over, they were treated ‘to a car ride in a spe- cial trolley over the Yantic line, prettiest route in the city, the they had MISS K. MAUD SMITH, State President. cturcs taken in a group on the they were given a the Haile club restau wouné up the day mee:-nx at Y. M. C. Jthe Haile club girls ertainment to ts. About 50 the delightful 1 homes, re- maining over and being enter_ tained by the Haile club members. steps, Miss Benjamin in Charge. charge of the details ed to the comfort of 1d the na of the reunion was the Haile club directress, contri 5. Benjamin, who had an 3 in the com- > club rooms ve in their decorations’of cut ars, lilz and otker floral Fieces, and the c color, blue, was shown 7 the ribbons wo rious worke rn by the va- A Wise Precaution Is taken every dday by thousands of sagacious housewives. They save themselves labor, insure per- fect cleanliness and expel disease from their ‘homies by adding a tablespoonful of that wonderful germicide and “Liquid Cleanli- <ness,” (Gabot's Sulpho-Napthol to every pail of water which they use in making their homes clean sand healthy. Bekides lesseninmg their Tabor “onc-half ‘and cleaning hetter, this wonderful. antiseptic dispels and kills “all germs of disease and makes the homes in which it is used delightfully refreshing and positively healthful. Sold_on; + grocers, Sodre of intitations. SULPHO-NAPTHOL COMPANY Torrey Building, 14 Medford Street SAWYER CRYSTAL BLUE CO., Selling Agts, [ 83 Broad Street, Boston, Mass. Queen Mary Chain and Pendant made in Sterling Silver. $1.50 to $2.00 each The Plaut-Caddzn Co., Jewelers and Silversmiths. Established 1872. PLAUT - CADDEN BUILDING in yellow, packages by druagiste ana Hoc., Z5d 50 150, and 3100, Be- DECORATION DAY is close by. ‘Are you ready with®€©4m- era and Supplies for use on that day ? . If notyoucan find wim’ CRANSTON’S Is no agvertusing mamum in Bul- wtin for business resulim. 1 D. Mossan, ‘The committee work began at the trains, where the fallo arriving delegates: Mrs. F. L. Far- rell, Miss Susan I. Gallup, Miss Mary Xane, Miss Alice Stevenacn and Miss Elsie Fillmere, At the club rooms the Miss Mary Kane, Miss Lida Caley, Miss Mary B. Sheridan, Miss Jean Jackson, Mrs. William Camp Lanman, Miss Mary Richards, Miss Anna Schwartz, Miss May Riordan, Miss Beatrice Edmondscn, Miss Mary Dun- derdale, s a Kirby, Miss Brid. get Moran, Mrs. Daniel S. Haviland, Mrs. Oscar Lowman, Mrs. Nelson C. ’I‘ah\v.or, Miss Louise Howe. Delegates and Visitors. Among the seventy delegates and visitors present were the following, representing six out of town clubs New Britain Working. Girls’ clu President, Miss Mary ¥. Pease; treas- urer, Miss Annie L. Copley; secretary, Miss Anna Webber: and the Misses Elizabeth Greta Brow: ellie J. Tar- rant, ‘Josechine O'Brien, Florence Winchester, Margaret Bailey, Kather- ine A. Gungher Alpha clu president, manager, 1ss Marjorie uline Curtze, ates, Miss Julia Miss L. 8. Grav Creegan: councillors, Caroline Hochna; de! Birdstrom Miss Bertha Avery, Mary Sprague. Violet club, New dent, Miss Emeline Street; Haven: Presi- Miss Sadie Callahan; councillors. Miss Sadie Cal- lahan and Miss Nellie Caipe and Mrs. C. Sullivan. Naugatuck Working Girls' club: Miss Gertrude Whittemore, councillors, Miss T. M. Tuttle and Miss Harriet Miner, delegates; Miss Cella Ahn. sec. relary; Miss Martha Clifford, assistant secretary, and Mrs. J. H. Whittemore. Women’'s Industrial club, Derby: Miss Elizabeth Beardsley and Miss Mazie Brandon, councillors. Waterbury Instutc of Crafts and In- dustry: Pregident, Miss Anna War superintendert. Miss Ethel Scatchard; assistant director, Miss Hayden. Miss Smith Unable to Attend. It was a matter of regret to the orkers that Miss K. Maud Smith ot augatuck, who was clected vice pres- ident a vear ago. W ! attending through illness. uveen acung president during mw the yea ince 'Miss Helen Davison of New Britain, who was elected presi- de r, married and moved to another st She has ’l‘he business part of the reunion be- ! gan about 2.30 with a meeting of the councillors, who are the club superin- tendents and leaders. They re-clecte the old board, and the nominatin; | committee prepared the list of officers | fo be presented before the directors| for election at a meeting to be held about 6 o'clock. ‘The regular business meeting of the state association was called to order in the Haile club hall shortly after 3 o'clock. with the secretary, Miss Eme- line Street of New Haven, as chair_ ma nin the absence of the acting pres- MISS GRACE S. .BENJAMIN, Directress Haile Clab. M:iss K. Maud Smith of Naug- Miss Ethel Scatchard of Wa- Wwas secretary pro tem. Miss Susan I Gallup at the the ~Connecticut Association song, to the tune of Lauriger Hora- tious, was sung standing, and all join- in the Lord's-praver. The roll eall was responded to the delegates ris_ { ing to be counted when the name of their clwp was zeached. The follow- re the chibs responding: Wa-* - Institute of Craft and Indus- : Women's Industrial club, ci and Alpha club, Naugatuck Working e club. and New Brit- club., The regu- numbered 59, and vis_ made the total attend- Violet Haven; Girls® club; H ain Working G lar to Visitors. ome from the Haile club was heartily given by Mrs. Will- iam C. Lanman, who told the dele- gates that they would be received wita the warmest hospitality and every- thing would be done for their enter- MISE MARY B. SHERIDAN, President Haile Club. tainment and to make them remember this convention which was tihe first that the Haile club has had the op- pertunity ef entertaining. She went on to speak ef the beginnings of the Haqe club. with 47 m g‘e;n;)ers and now Oric’ of the' largest sixls’ clubs. Its beginning in her mind, she said, had been with.the jdea of grving the girls of ~thé a pleasant time and chance to learn useful branches under | preper influences and guidance, and ad shown their thls endeaver she felt that Lhe s ardent and ”the aL-'eo- on of every girl of every nati ity had been the cause of every snccess that it had at- taived. She spoke of the great in- fluence of weman's life in the werld, stirring a burst of applause when she said that without goed girls. goed wives, zood mothers and. good eld maids, the world would all fall te met_the | | vas prevented from | 1ost of | iollowing reception committee was en |. pieces. A good woman was the most powerful .influence on ecarth, and what makes a man happy is a happy heome and a good wife, which was one of the things these girls’ clibs were accom- plishing, and she urged the girls to| take everv advantage that the clubs | offered to make them noble, good women. Her earnest words evoxed enthusiastic applause. Work of Miss Corcoran. The response was by Miss Ward, president of the Waterbury In- stitute of Craft and Industry, who spoke of the great pleasure it gave the clubs %> meet here and thanked the Haile club for the enthusiastic re. ception they had heen given. Ad- ressmg’ a word particularly to the Norwich people she told them of the way Miss Julia Corcoran came to be unanimously chosen woman factory inspector, and she said that Norwich, (Continued on page eight.) Anna I Automobile Tires NEVER SO LOW CASINGS .$14.65 $13 1 i H i t i { Regular price....... ........ 5. 70 Regular Regular Regular 32%x 3% Regular price........$2460 *© Ours.:. ... 34 x 3% Regular £26.90 Ours: i zisa $23.30 36 x 3145 Regula ..$29.05 (@ 01y vk $25.15 $33.05 Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Ours Ours Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular 40 x 474 Regular price....... . $56.756 Ours....... 42 x 434 Regular price........$5960 Ours....... 36 x5 Regular price........862.65 Ours....... 37x5 Regular Qursiiv . oy $56.00 37 x5 Regular Oatsii s $65.40 Complete Stock Always on Hand TUBES AT SAME LOW PRICE The A. G. Swan Co. NORWIGH, GONN. IDRESS HATS l PRICES QUOTED, At Special Prices ALL OU’ FINE DRESS HATS ARE REDUCED IN PRICE AS FOLLOWS: Pattern Hats Reduced At $ 5.00—Hats At $ 7.50—Hats At $ 9.50—Hats At $1250—Hats that were that were that were that ware $ 5.30 §10.00 $13.50 $16.50 Several Important Sales —wm Are In Progress CONTINUED TODAY The Special Sale of Kitchenware THIS IS THE MOST COMPREHEN- SIVE OFFERING OF KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD UTILITY THAT WE HAVE EVER MADE. BE SURE AND VISIT OUR KITCHENWARE*DEPARTMENTY DURING THIS SALE. AT THE VALUES ARE BETTER THAN WE HAVE EVER BEFORE BEEN ABLE TO OFFER. SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS IN KITCH- ENWARE NOW, WHILE THE OP- PORTUNITIES FOR SAVINGS ARE SO GREAT. CONTINUED TODAY The May ‘Heusecleaning” Sale of Demestics, Etc. Every item offered in this sale is at an actual redue- fien frem omr regalar prices. Note these sampie items: At 5c—4-4 Brewn and Bleached Sheet- ing, value 6c. At 8/,c—the celebrated “Fruit of the Loom” Cotton. At 11),c—42-incin Bleached Plllow Casing, value 15c. At 25c—9-4 Bleached and Brewn Sheeting, value 33c. At 38c—Full-size Shaets, value 50e—at 47¢, value 60c. At 78c—Full-size Bed Spreads, value 51.06—at 960, value $1.25. At 4',0—Turkish and Huek Tewels. At 95c—Turkish and Huck Towsls, value 12%c. At 2c—Wash Cloths, at 2c each. At 5c—Best Cotten Twill Crash. quality At 734c—Linen Crash, value 19c. At 18c—33-inch Bleached Table Dam- ask, value Z3c. At 38¢c—50 and 68-inch Bleach2d Table Damask, value 50c. EVERY HOUSEWIFE SHOULD BE SURE AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR IM- PORTANT SAVINGS IN EVERY- DAY HOUSEHOLE NEEDS. CONTINUED TODAY The Special Sale of Men'’s Suits 250 Suits—representing the entire surplus steck of a leading New Yerk manufacturer, at memarkable price NO PAIN N8 HIGH PRICES PAINLESS EXTRACTION eeth extracted and nuu paifilessly 4 for the most nervous and délfcate . people. Dr. King's method is the enly bsolutely SAFE traaf t knewn to ental science. Full teeth $8. and with the Natural Gum Go! Filings $1. up. King Bental Parlors, FRANKLIN SQUARE ier nater of the King Safe System of Painless Pentistry. which makes all ‘densal operatiens painless. DE. {ACK.BON, Manager. concessions. 175 )1=:ns, Suits in a big range of handsome patterns and colerings, all in the latest Spring stvies. $10.95 3% Whve"" 75 Men’s Suits of the highest stand- ard of excellence—Buits that will an- peal to particular men. “‘.“ OR REGULAR .00 SUITS If you are thinking of a new Suit visit eur Men's Department Teday and see these splendid values. BE PORENS L MWL GO