Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 9, 1911, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1 JERLY GOUNCIL TAKES ACTION 'Offers $500 Reward For Robber in Newall Case— Mr. Newall Offers a Like Amount—Over Eighty Attend Larkin Family Reunion—Local Participant in State Golf Tournament. a8 zen, bolding publie position in he euumly expect had dance, the k in the management of the golice department, which is direct_supervision of the gll He believed there w Williara Clark of Westerly a H. Gardner and Harold Congdo CASTORIA ts and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bouglit sesesesseseessssensrses Wher: 1y Bur o Westerl) INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY | ° Westerly Branch Capital ..Three Million Dollars Burplus -...Three Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Liberal, courteous and efMclent in tts management. | Established 1901 Harold 1. Wells, O. D., Optometrist. Defective vision corrected by $1 000 Rewrgl A Reward of $1.000 ($500 voted by the Town and $500 to be given by Joseph Newal! & Co., the detention, apprehension and conviction of the them, who committed the crime of robbery upon the MG Newall on the highway near the village of Bracforc of Wasterly, R. |, on the 2d day of September, 1911 Communicate with J. R. Wilcox, Sheriff, Kirgston, R. I, or Thomas F = , Deputy Chief of Police, Westerly, R. I. . Wasterly, R. |, Septamber 8, 1911. in the town Norw i §, W M | South Woe TO START THE Fall Seas WE ANNGUNCE on of 191 A RENARKABLE UnderpriceSale 0f New Merchandise SCHOOL HATS For Misses and Qirls in the Latest Styles and Shades. Prices ranging from 69c¢ to $2.90 LADIES SUITS from $10.00 to $25.00 NEWEST FALL MODELS In Ladies’ and Misses’ SKkirts made from extra fine quality of Panama, Serges, Voile and Tixed Goods, with panel front and loose panel back. Prices ranging from $2.98 to $15.00 SpecialLot of LADIES WOOLEN DRESSES, $16.00 from $10.98 to Now $5.00 Special Lot of Children’s Woolen and Cashmere Dresses that were $5.98 to $8.98 Now $3.48 Ladies’ and Tllisses’ Sweaters in the Leading Styles and Colors. Pricesranging from $1.50 to $4.50 Silk Waists in a‘l Leading Col-= ors and Styles from $2.50 t o $5.98 White Star Glothi oling House H. RABINOVITCH, Prop. 151-153 Main Street MYSTIC i | Crary Tennis Trophy Won by Charles Vinal—Miss Wood Injured—Sale Weems Place. of Rey Bates Improves. tes left, Thursday for |1 for & visit to her son, §lcan Lamb Chops Pure Food 7 Spectals JEAD CAREOLY THE WllNI][HHIl DARGANS Il[Sl}HIH[I] Many Others Not Advertised At This Pure Food Market. Satfir(llay' Pure Food | Specials FRESH 14 Choice Salt Pork - Ih. 10c Hamburg Steak - . 10c{Fresh Cut Liver - 3 Ihs. 25¢ . o T gative Ib. | b and Loin Lamb Chops - Ib, 124 ggll)me Ib. - l 2' Choice Cuts Corned Beef - . Ib. 6¢c|Rl ] 2"} Roast 2 Rib and Loin Veal'Chops - - Ib. 12lc Roast 29§ Lean Pork Roast Ib. 5¢c|Lean Pot Roast - Ib. 8c|Lean Plate Beef Ib. 6c Sfigz?KE SmallSugatCured Bfi?é%fi Fores oi I ROAST Ib. Iflfl snoumansu; " BEEF - 1b. 2 38 LAMB 1b. 62“ 2| i BROWN BREAD Boston Rolled Roast h.10c5 Ibs. Tripe - - 25c|Lean Chuck Steak Ib. [0c Tub or Good Table Butter 5ot Whole Allspice |Soda-Milk Crackers |Condensed Milk for Pickling 1h. 23c¢ 2 Ibs. 15¢ 3 cans 25¢ For lb. 25¢ | Best Compound corying 1b. 9¢ Fresh Shredded Rolled Oats Cocoanut 1Ib. 15¢|Mohican brand pkg. 9¢ 1 bot. Bluing All For |Ceres Beets %™ can 12c|&: Pineapple - - can 15¢ folbcmsttl;iséhl’ins l 5 Coffee--floyal Blend Fi=%.r - Ib. 29c]Mohican Baking Powder Ib. can 29¢ lck- Scouring Soap c Baking Soda - 1 Ib. pkg. 7c|Small Pea Beans - - Ib. 41sc YELLOW ONIONS GOOD LEMONS FRESH, CRISP CELERY Ll - - 4 quarts l:sc - - - - - dozen 15C - =~ 3=-stalk bunches 12C « SWEET POTATOES Large, Rlpe BANANAS SWEET ORANGES - - 4 1bs. lSC - -~ = dozen lsc - - - - 19 for 25C BEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BAKED GOODS IN CITY HOT FROM OVENS DAILY 25 AT 4 P. M. Baked Yellow Eye BEANS aure 120 - loaf 5'8| Delicious POUND CAKI%b | 50 German COFFEE CAKE 8 I uc loaf 6 8(} Delicious DOUGHNUTS With Cream Filling dozen lzc Home-made BREAD Ql()NINGION cus Thursday Evening—Only One Contest. evening in Borough hall by more than a two Assessor, for three yewrs Thesmas icket Nominated at Repubhc:n Cau- | | committee, morning with an entering class of | elected as follows: President, F illman; tree |1 be | Stumpr, "Thomaston: treasurer, George Weigold, Torring- ton: historian, "Miss Grace Deming: Winsted. New Haven.—The 10 nionths' ol Winsted.——At the annual For uervousmeas, irritability, headeche, Gackache, pressinge @owy paine, and other symptoms of general female weakness, this compount has deen found quick ang safs. “I think Vidurn-O-Gin Is the best remely for weak wemen. It @oes me more good than any medicine I bave ever taken. § cannot praise #t stroms enmough. 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