Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 21, 1911, Page 2

ki ¥ WILLIMANTIC. P ) show to be pu: on by Company L, First infantry, C. N. G, indicate that the production will he a fine one. The boys are to have a dress rehearsal . - in quarters. Sunday. B E \m.d at is Going On_Tonight. deancd wp ang Mr. Jumison takes Personals. Vaudeville ahd Moving Pictures ai e to all the property. v Loomer Opera “House. S RinoRihE {anthtive. ki enauL o S Admitare OO Tdumipiage is e Moving Pictures at the Bijou sund|Years ago, I. Eisenstein & Co. have ng; relatives, In"Chapline : Soenic Temple. been temants and have considerably | Dr. T. R. Parker and James W. Hill- Social and dance in A. B. S. Hap, | Improved the property and have es- | house were Hartford visitors Friday.. | Saturday evening dance in “\ash-| tablished a manufacturing industry | Postmaster Arthur Roberts of Hamp- burn Hall. pe in the village of Turnerville. The | ton was a Willimantic visitor on: Fri- equities in the Turnerville properties | day. alone are in_excess of $10,000. i v s Mr. Linooln, when gsked a8 to the | was dpoaiorSnt Of Winfleld, ‘Kankas, probible amount of the dividend, said | Triis W) Sloam gl prinered: [ iate stioree Attorney Samuel B. Harvey was in Putnam Friday, attending = superior court. Judge W. H. Burnham of Hampton was in Willimantic calling on friends Friday. B. Harlow Holmes of South Wind- ham has gone to California. He was accormpanied by his son, Bdward J, ‘of Bridgepdrt. Edward Kennedy of Norwich, for- merly of this city, and his friend, Thomas Mitchell of Norwich, iwere The board of assessors held their | Buesis of friends in Wiliimantic Fri- first_meeting Friday in the rooms of | da¥. the board of selectmen and effected . orzanization as follows: George E. IEWETT CITY Wileox, chairman; George Hatch, pecretaiy. The first day's business | Concert by Norwich Artists Greatly included the receiving of lists from | Epj, 3 about seventy property owners. This s:::"’dw',’ly B‘:“""‘Q." Autliences— was considered a fair number for the gen-Wilcox Manriage. first day's session of a new board. - MAKE ROOM KITCHEN WARE SALE That is just what we will call it because we must make room for incoming Holiday and Christmas goods, and you will have the benefit of this Big Reduction in Staple Goods for the Kitchen. 33% OFF ON TURQUOISE ENAMEL WARE Deep Pudding Pans e oMo Fidbe T quart 8 quart | ' Sloan’s Liniment is agreat | remedy for ‘backache, _ It - pepetrates and relieves the pain instantly—no rub- Bing necessary — just. lay it on lightly. it Here’s Proof. o 47 i my back birt in the Boer War Sl Yied 211 ¥inds of dope without suc- Cess. “Two weeks ago 1 saw Sreni I & drag sre and got & botte to . The first application caused instant relit, and now except for a litle stiff- nests L i ot WhR NORMAN, Whittier, Calit. SLOANS LINIMENT is the best -remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat and sprains. Miss E. Rnt of Brooklyn, N.¥, writes: #Sloan’s Liniment is the best for rheymatism. I have used six bat- tles of it and it is grand.” Business Charige. _Friday deeds were passed transfer- ring fixtures, stock and good will in the grocery store on Main street conducte ed for some months by: William B. Imer to Frank Lyon of Canterbury and Carl W, Tripb of this €ity. The store is one of the oldest 'established ones in the city, beizg Conducted for yvears by George R, “Pripp, who sold out to| Mr. Imer. afr. Tripp, who is a mem- ber of “de new firm of Lyon & Tripp, is a 60 of the former owner and pro- Prictor of the store, and worked for atm for. a number of years and knows the trade thoroughly. Mr. Imer said that he had not definiiely decided what he would do in the future. Home from Canada. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Woodward returned Friday to their home at 285 Pleasant street, after an enjoyable visit of ter weeks witly relatives in various Canadian cities. Frank Roy of ‘Three - Rivers, ('anads, a brother of Mrs. Woodward, returned home with them for a visit. Assessors Organize. WATER SURPLY Subject of Conference Between State and City Officials on Friday. Friday morning a conference rela- tive to the water situation in the city of Willimantic was held in the office of City Clerk A. C. Scripture, at which Dr. Townsend. secretary of the state board of health, State Chemist James H. Newlands, Mayor D. P, Dunn, City Health Officer Dr. W. P.’ S. Keating, 2 Superintendent Henderson S. Moulton 2 of the water department and Alder- A2 men Whitmore, Case and O'Connor, "5 pint | members of the standing committee {on water, were present. Lipped Preserving Kettles 28 27¢ 31 3Be 42 | 49¢ 1 3aqt. 4 qt. 6 qt. S qt. 10 gt 12 qt. Lippéd Sauce Pans 7o 2c 27 31c iat. _2qt_3qt__4at_ 6at Seamless Boftom Tea Ketth Long Handle Ladies Fiovale o Bk e 9¢, were 15¢ S The concert given:in Finn's opera house Thursday evening was one of the best, high-class concerts ever giv- en here. The opening number was a violin solo, Legende, by Wieniawski, played by Raymond B. Eldred of No wich. One other selection was Ave Maria, by Schubert, and the last was Johemian Dance by Randbgger. Mr. Sold by all Dealers. Eldred is a true artist, his playing Price, 25¢., 50c. 00.. marked with rare balence of tempera- i a1 it ment, combined with technical skill. W < Mrs. Camilla Eldred-Shields,who was the accompanist, evinced exquisite sympathy with the musicians, leaving nothing in her work to be criticised. B Miss Jackson of Norwich sang Sweet Miss Mary, Absent, by Metcalf, Si T'Etais Jardinier by Chaminade; An- nie Laurie, Comin’ Thro’ the Rye, and The Song That Reached My Heart, by Jules Jordsn, the last being accom- panied by Mr. Eldred on the vioiin. Miss Jackson has a highly cultivated ice, under perfect control, and with a wide range Her numbers were per- fectly rendered, and. recelvce much applause. Mrs, Manning of Norwich recited, in realistic_style, Uncle Peter WEDDING. Rice or Milk Boilers 45 54c [ "2 ping 3 pint 7 Sint Convex Dinner Kettle with Cover 79 9%c 1% quart 14 quart Deep Dish Pans Seamless Open Chambers Deep Pie Plates 4o 49c 27¢ 33c 9% e niedium and large si % inch 10 inch Healey-Bragg. 3 Attorney and Mrs. George H. Hin- man of the South Windham road, At- torney Sahin S. Russell of Dayville and Attorney Fdward M. Yeorians of An- dover went to New York Friday to attend the marriage Friday evening of Frank E. Healey of Windsor Locks and Miss Florence Bragg of Brooklyn. The The question was discussed at some| ceremony -took place at § o'clock at length by the experts and much use-| the Church of the Transfguration. in ful information was acquired by the| New York. city officials relative to the matter. It was pointed out, and most urgently, that some provision for safeguarding the public health should be made as soon as possible. The water supply above all things, should be kept fr = and clear of all contamination. Vari Lipped Preserving Kettl Seamless Bottom Tea Kettles ous propositions were freely dis- 19 22c 25c 30c 37c 44 5dc 57¢ L eke cussed. The storage reservoir system, at. 4 qt. 6 qt. § qt. 10 qt. 12 qt. 16 qt. No. 7 size No. 8 size the moat. cotly a4 the outset, hul.prob- ably the least expensive during a long Fea and Coffea Pk term of vears; the vhemical process! 130 Long Handled Ladles oo - o e for the purification of the water sup- et o 1 o e 3 2 ot ply, less expensive to install, but more On Prabation. and the Trolley Car, Money Musk, quart 3 quart ai 1 quart pint 3 pint 4 pint 5 pint exbensive fo maintain, and the sand| ~Iriday morning Thomas Mack was | and Iairinws Visit t6 New York, het b Ay e T s tration process. the least expensive| arraigned hefore Jjudge Willlam A. | selections being amusing and well Convex Dinner Kettle with Cover Seamieas Opan: Chambars, Deep Pie Plate of any one of the three most feasible| Arnold in nolice court on the charge | rendered. Each performer received 70 3 20 30¢ 10¢ systems. The visiting gentlemen would | of intoxication and breach of the | houquets of carnations and chrysan- quart 14 quart medium and large sizes 10 inch not advise the city officlals which sys- | peace. He was arrested on complaint | themun: The concert was given by —_———— - tem to adopt, but said that it was|of his wife. He was found guilty. | the A, I class of the Baptist churc Deep Dish Pans Lipped Sauce Pans s Water Pails 37e 42 19 22 25 500 § at 10 quart T2 quart , No. 7 size X Soap Dish with Drainer Tea and Coffee Pots e, were 17¢ 29¢ 330 370 7 pint 3 pint 4 pint 10 quart 14 quart Prohibs Spent §7.25. Acccrding to the report of Sherwood B. Deolittle, treasurer of prohibition town committee, filed with the town clerk, tne sum of 25 was collected for campaign purposes being contrib- uted by four gentlemen, and the same pended in this manner: Print. pos‘age $1; passing bills $1.25; DOUBLE COATED WARE Rice or Milk Boilers 39¢ 470 60c 7 pint 3 pint 4 pint Deep Pudding Pans 8 10e 11e also did Mr. Backus, Mr. Jewett, Revy Johp J. Lockett and others. A chick en pie supper was then served. follow- ed by an entertainmert and a dance. A special vote of thanks was passed to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Porter, who have been the moving spirits in the enterp Joln Lockett. pastor, will at both services at the Congre- onal chu when solos will ba Miss Marion A, Clyde, of Old t the evening service Miss ket will also sing. FITCHVILLE. for all time and o matter that deserv- | costs for each count and placed the|land Concert Co: accused on probation for a period of Stntaoc Wilass: State Chemist Newlands admitted | four weeks, the fines to be remitted. [ . . i€s0n-Frem : that no typhold germs had ever actual- | but the costs to be paid, on condition il e B Lot g o SR L Bl 1y been found in the samples of the city | that he keeps away from liquor.. anuouncins the marriage of J. N. Stet- water, but that in view of the circum- - Bl a e e Blon L o stancés and present conditions that To Play Bulkel PHCE g, OctabeR Al Selean e samething must be done to forestall a a_brother of Frank Stetson of this contingency that might arise. -The| The Windham high school football | place and a former resident here. main thing” he said, “is to guard|sauad will leave for New london via To Build Big lcehouse. against the possibility of contamina- | the trolley ieaving at 11.25 a. m. Sat- Bros, down one tion and be prepared.” The gentlemen | Urday forenoon to play a return game suggested the emplovment of a some| Vith Bulkeiey Tigh echool —eleven. sanitary engineer 1o look into the ex., Uaptain Harrington said Friday after— isting conditions thronghout the water | 300U thal the sduad was du koo sheds and report with suggestions.| $hape and expected to & Ne: Londoners a good stiff battle. He is something that must be decided upon| Judge Arnold imposed a fine of $10 and | under the direction of the New Eng. 10 quart 14 quart 2 qt. 3 qt. 4 gt ed_careful study of local conditions. UALVANIZED WARE Garbage Cans with Cover - 3% 50c 70¢ 15¢ 000 00 o e r 2 03 Wash Tubs with Wringer Attachment Open Coal Hods 56¢ 7S¢ 22¢ 25¢ Five gallon Oil Cans, with faucet — No 33 15 sizes 16 Sale price 48¢, were 69¢c Water Piils Foot Baths e _19¢ 300 35c 12 guart 14 guart Medium and large sizes Sien 10 quart ville. This is the one and the reason for its r: it kept ice imperfact) summer. Baptist Services To Be Ommitted. Owing te the death of Rev. Rober B, Turner, former pastor of the Fitch= ville Baplist church, service will be omitted on Sunday, October 22, One gallon Oil Cans 18¢c, were 25¢ sheds and _report i Tne ‘plans ‘wre o build a ne one on rof. Newlands said that why a wa- " the me S| with a greatly increased 2 vi . of the opinion that the local team [ the Wit ecaniy i ed | o upeiy was fed fro oo JsrEe an | L., jnioroved since its gems with Nor_ | ckpacity. This winter they will Hous tamination,and it was also conséquent- | Wich I'ree Academy and particularly 2 2 b 1y more diffioult to locats and eradicate| S0 Since it las tried conclusions with Sunday Sermon. BROVMO QUININE! Thut is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, Look -for the signature of 1. W. GROVE. sed the World over to Cure a Cold im One Day. 2bc TINWARE, ETC. 12-quart Detachable Strainer Pails 69c, were $1.00 FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM< POUND. Still retains its high place as the best household remedy for ali coughs and colds, either for children or grown per- sons. Prevents serious results from a cold, Take only the genuine Foley’ Honey and Tar Compound, and refuse substitutes. The Lee & Osgood Co. An Appeal-to Wives You know' tle terribie “omes to many home Lking husband or som. | the money wasted on “Drink’” Sheet Iron Drip Pans 106~ 10e 10¢ 11x18 12517 Japanned Tea and Coffee Ca wo 1b. size . Sale price 10c, were 15c 10x15 Retinned 1x Dish Pans Self-basting Covered Steel Roasters R e 33c Three sizes—choice 59, were 90c 17 quart Heavy Polished Water Dippers 19¢ 23¢ 3 quart 10 quart” 14 quart Heavy Tin Boiler with copper bottom Heavy Polished Dinner Pails $1.10 $1.19 T R 33c 37c 8 9 Tquart T quart Japanned Bread Boxes 49¢ Japanned Cash Box. leck and keys, 42¢ WOODEN WARE Veneered Kneading ©an Board R St . 17¢ Trogan Mop Handles 7¢, were lic Ideal Tooth Pi , pke. 2c 2 > 10-inch Handle Scrub Brushes ....8c No. 6 Little Jewsl Floor Brooms 27c Handled. Stove Brashes®. : 8 White Hen Glass Washboards. ...32c Pope’s Eve Window Brush. ‘39¢c Double Zinc Wash l(nun]‘ P 19¢ All Bristle Dust Brush Ironing Tables on stands 89c, were $1.25 16x No. 1 White Wood Pastry Board 33 No. 2 White Wood Pastry Board 37c No. 3 White Wood Pastry Board 42c inch Bristle Shoe Polisher. All Bristle Stove Brush. 5, dosepCihes s M. Eugene Lincoln, trustee of the inch Chopping Bow! bankrupt estate of the Jate Catherine inch Chopping Bowl E. Tarner of Turnerville, has passed 118 Main, Cooley and No. r A No 77 B Rayo Lan dome Lantern 35¢, were 40 . 3 in set, 95c | Nickel Plited Cuspidors, Lantern 49c, were nickel finish, white $1.35 w Perfection Oil Heaters— Japanned finish $3.99 Nickel finish $3.39 Universal Food Choppers— Medium size 90¢ Large size $1.10 All Copper Tea Kettles, seamless bot- 51 Ghoice 79¢ ¥ “le| fhe Bulkeley eleven. A number of | Rev. W, . Gane's topic at the Con- The fif{:gmmfi“& é',‘l?fn Ta‘r’g%m”a‘:; rooters are planning to make the trip | gregational church Sunday morning is - consider: 2| with the boys. Jesus, the King, and in the evening, eamest consideration by the city off Achilih b Cond tor Nothine ters e Petition Not Granted. Personals. OBITUARY. A hearing was held Thursday before | Alrs. Charles Fitch and Mis. George — Judge of Probate George H. Robert- | Sparks are in Cauterbury for-a . few Mrs. Thomas C. Robbins. son of Coventry on the application of | days, guests of M Annie Wheeler. Mrs. Harriett 1., widow of Thomas| John J. O'Brien fo appointm nt Miss Jean irleson is in New . Robbi a native and for many| of ‘a conservator over his sister, Ehz: aan for a two week: years a resident of the town of Wind-| abetk O'Brien. :\L;nrne“ (ve(‘)‘!:g}:l “ll-;- - . - 5 ham, died at the home of her daughter, | Hinman avpeared for Miss riel 4 augrt in Farmington, late Wednesday — of | The betitioner was not vepresgpted by | STAFFORQ SPRINGS pneumonia. (Mrs. Robbins was a daugh-| counsel. Following the introduction |y, oo 0o w0 Rl ot ter of Nathan Brownell, a lifelong resi- | of the petitioner’s evidence, Attorney g et : fyos|d Pap dent of Windham. She leaves two| Hinman meved that the petition be | cers Reception In Honor o eo- sons, John .D| and Richard of Boston, | denied and this motion was granted | ple—Rummage Sale Nets $75. and two daughters, Miss Helen L. of| by the court 5 x ; — g Boston and Mrs. M. Hillyer of Farm-| The trouble arose because of dissat- The following Woman's Foreign Mis- ington. ijsfaction on the part of the petitioner | sionary society officers of the Metho- —_— and his sisters over the sale of the | dist chursh have been elected: Presi- | respondent’s property. | dent, Mrs. Brnest K. Taft; vice-presi- Soded in the home: ta phyohase. URNERVIEE RHUBCRIN. P - - | dents, Mrs. T Oreutt, Mrk, Lyman G.| fodd i “clothing. Grrie “has sved - | Horton and Mrs. Charles P. Hogdson: | thousands of drinking men. It 48 a Soliby TSt £ Lincainite Nav: denaral Naws | recording secretary, Mre A, C. Baton: | heme teutment and cad be gwen fe- ark, N. Man. Mrs. Mary Dube of Pleasant street | [=COrC: Ty 4 LOm: | relly or tuken voluntarily. But up in 3 ¥ 1 | treasurer, Mrs, I ert Eaton; corre v 0 0 i = i - is.in Boston for a brief business trip. | o, M . Baton: corres- | EXSHE BF 1 owder ‘ov pili. . Your. mor | ponding secretary, Miss I B. Wash-| . i1 be veturned it afier a trial it Miss Martha Mathieu and Miss Al- | burn: Solicitor for Missionary fund, | fiis Yailed to benefit. Costs but $1.00 a bertine Gagron are in Providence for | Mrs. H. Wolcott. box—a mere trifle when comp: "lxl wv‘\; 2 the week-end. Is' Club Election the amount a drinking man will spend a deed transferring several hundred | ¥ iiaw e % Iignor. Come in ‘and get inch Chopping Bowl. Bcres of lanc. a number of mills, Some | < M7 John IL Gray and daughters, rls’ club of the Congreeational hd let us tell you of the inch Chopping Bowl hirty or more dwelling nouses anq | Mrs. Frank P. Tenton and Miss Daisy hihiive €lecteq the Molowing oM~ 2 doing other propeyty in the towns of Hebron, | GTAY, Spent Friday ir. Hartford. : President, J SVIN & SON Lebanon and Colchester, including ihe he loss sustained by fire at the ident, Louise - far-famed North pond, all to Charles | home of Ciarence Wallen in North | . Evelyn M. Griffith: 25 Jamison of Newark, N. J. Mr. Lincoln | Windham a week ago was settled Iri- v M. Alden: directors, CHE M § o0 Was appointed trustee four years ago, | day through a local agency for $50. | McLaughlin, Margaret E. ol NI - 8 a The entire matter has since been| Rehearsals for the big minstrel | Lavilla M. Burr. Chamberlains Appointed. At “bottom .... & o At a regular meeting of the K hts of King Arthur Thursday cvening. the JAMES HARRIES, Main Screet, Willimantic, Conn. E. H. SPRING, Piazo Tuner Willimantic, Conn. Nickel Plated Crumb Tray and following chamberlains were appo: 01 Brush . e 0 e B ..28¢ ed: Wajter Stephens, Lawrenc % s . Christiansen, Charles Doherty, Howard Special prices on Coffee Percolators ¥ Sizes 7 Tuthill, Henry Pease and Kine:ley $1.10 Converse. Harold Stephens was ap- pointed herald of the flag. Reception To Old People. The Young People’s auxiliary of the Methodist church gave a reception to | 'Phone HIRAM N. FENN Water-proof Clothes Absoioent Dustless ¥loor Mops..46c | 54 stove Enamel 16e, was 25 Abeordent Dustiess Dust Cloth Aaree rize 4 ' 7e | Reda-E Cleanser, o Jamphor Marbles +.....3.cans 20c e T"-.’.Ly?vr e gfi Old Dutch Cleanser, o Polish 1l Be Bon Ami .. N 7 Line 19¢ 1 Shoe Paste 8¢, was 10c FOLLOWING ARTICLES Queer Anne Burners, B size Three-quart Suds T Bnamel Soap Dish with Cover. Dovor © ‘_ One-half pint Bnamel Water Dipper. Veneer Birch Chair Seats, a 6, 8, 10-quart Dairy Pans. 4, 6. s-quart Pudding Pans. iendle Tea Strainers, vi-plated Phink Strainers. Large size Cotton Dish Mops. Standard Rotary Flour Sifter. ARTICLES AT 4c¢ Deep Tin Pie Plates...... Graduated Measuring Cups 4o ey iy y Glass Lemon Squeemers.............4c Two-quart Pudding Pan........ D N e Queen Anne Burner, Ajsize.. Stecl Paring Knives S dy House Brust Lamp Wicks, dozen.............. RS e THask Kettle Cover Knobs, % dozen 4c e ol el Retinned Wire Coat Hangers..... ‘3¢ We are selling agents for Veteran Sweeping Compound, the only prepara- tion recommended by the medical pro- fession. Sold in bulk and cans, 5 1b. cans 51b. drums 150 lb. bbl 21c 3c 1b. 3c b, AT 7¢ EACH Large size Bread Tins. Steel Paring Knives. One pint Parsons Japanned Coat Hooks (1 dozen) Large size Glass Lemon Squeezers. Large size Box World's Fair Tooth- Ammonia. picks. ARTICLES AT 3¢ EACH Asbestos Mats SEat e Wood Mixing Spoons, all sizes Doughnut and Cookie Cutters. China Nest HEES...... Steel Carpet Tacks, all sizes T.eatner Colored Twisted Candles ink Brushes. GLASSWARE-OROCKERY Crimy Top lLamp Chimne ’ Four-quart Covered Bean Jar, 17c¢, A and B A were . ..... AR e Rochester Lamp Chimneys Te, were 10c A b St TwIs, 4 quash e d ss Hand Lamp, complete 17c. Six-quart 2ic, were Li.i.300 were i 34 . <99 Eight-quart 27c¢, were S v T Individual Japadese Tea Pots 9c¢, Enghsh Jet Tea Pots, 1 and 2 pints, WeTe ....cococvee i3 o b0 BB 1jc, were ... . quality Plain and Fluted Table Glasses, Thin Blowr Plain Water Glasses, each . . : Thin Blown each quality $250 quality ‘White Coffee Mugs, 4c, were.. Decorated German and Japanesc China, - 1Ge Decorated Sugars and Creams. Salads, Cake Plates, Cups and Saucers, etc.— 25e quality . SRR . ...39 c guaity - ———— Nen-nesting Pure Big reductions on Chippen rial Glassware, consisting of Cruets, Napples, Salt and Peppers, Water Pitchers. Vases and Candie Sticks, Lead Tumbler, MRS, JAMES CRAV 'EN " The result is pains, brain and nerves. .00 a large bottle. The body building and nourishing qualities of Duffy’s Pure Malt ‘Whiskey restored a very sick woman to the best of health, It will do the same for you if you will give it a chance. She recently wrote:—“I am a regular user of Duffy’s Pure Malt 'Whiskey and I have derived mach benefit from its nourishing quali- ties. It is the greatest tonic and stimulant I know of for weak sys- tems. I was very sick some time ago, but owing to this elixir of life, I am enjoying splendid health at present. I should have written sooner and thanked you for the {eood your whiskey has done and is doing for me. It is the real PYmedicine of the American people.” AN Mrs. James Craven, Waltham, Mass. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey STANDARD OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE SINCE 1860 If every man and woman in the United States would only appre- ciate what this great family medicine does toward building up the system, driving out the disease germs by strengthening the digestive argans and quickening the circulation 50 as to prevent a cold or other form of congestion from becoming deep rooted, ninety per cent. of the illness would be avoided. When people get sick they blame different causes, but if they would only stop and think the chief cause is the system is allowed to run down; the blood becomes thin, the digestive organs are not strong enough to do their work properly, the tissues become weakened, the kidneys are unable to carry off the waste matter. achés, and all kinds of troubles. system a chance; build it up by taking Duffy’s Pure as directed ; it will build: new tissue, help the stomach digest the food, strengthen the heart action, enrich the blood and invigorate the body, fis{: give your alt Whiskey, Malt Whiskey is the only whiskey that taxed s 1 gl A R el o w4 Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by druggists, Our doctors will send you war. and dealers, o direct, vice free, together with a valuable Co., Rochester, N, ¥ the old people Friday afternoon. Those whe were not able to attend on foot were taken in automobiles. There w special music by the young peorl an_inspiring address by Rev Winthrop Ballantine of West St: Refreshments were served and a de- lightful afternoon was spent Old Folks' Service. The service at the Methodist church tomorrow will be in honor of the a An old folks’ choir has been tr ed by J. W. Dimock. The pasto dress will be on “A promis: for the patriarc In the evening there will be addresses on “If I were a boy or a girl again.” Entertained At Parsonage. The Stafford Ministerial association had an_exceptionally interesting ses- sion and social this week, it being the first meeting to enjoy thie hospitality of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Lyman G. Hor- | ton the parsonage of the Methodist { church, Matters ~of civic improve- | ment and public betterment were di cussed informally, and the fellowship and friendship of the different denom- inations were emphasized Several of the local clergymen will take part in the dedicatory serviees in connection with the opening of the Memorial Baptist church at South Wil- lington tomorrow. Cleared $75. The Woman’s Guild of Grace church cleared $75 on their rummage sale Wednesday and Thursday. The com- mittee in charge were Mrs. R. M. L Adams, Mrs. J. Allen Mix, Mrs. ') W. Brown and_Mrs. Noel M. Pease. William E. Hanley, Napoleon J. Pe- ro and Rudolph Nothmick represented tife local businessmen’s association at tho annual meeting of the State’s Eusiness Men's association at Bridge- port. Rev, H. A. Hersey. a former pastor of the Universalist_church at Stafford Hollow, and son Theodc ing in town. " ANDOVER Dining Hall Formerly Dedicated. With two days’ celebration the new dining hall of the tosn hail was dedi cated and opened fo. public use. The dedication took place on Wednesduy evening, when Henry G. Fhelps, form- erly turned the hall to Selectmen Snow and Cook; for the use of the town: They made appropriate addresss as U G S | soptzod= and EMBALMER Willimantic, 't Lady Assistant o (ONTHJES at Tie Sc.ton Dry Gooda Stzra. Dan- ielson. Some bhig discounts for our Customers snother wveel; Attractt Bargains on every coun'er in the eture Buy these gonds mow. THE BC3TON DRY GOODS STURAE Main Streer ames m Keech Mgr 78 MONUMENTS, Headstonos and Markers In our stock ready to b erected. Obtain our prices and Inspect 1000 artistic designs. WM, F. & P. A. LENNON, corner Main and Watson Streeta Willimantie. Conz- A nice variery of Fresh Flsh: alsa Scallops, Oysters and Clams. at STEONG'S FISH MARKET, 28 Korth St A Great Advantage to Working Men A. Maple, 8. 7th St, Stenl - ville, 0., say Tor s from weak kidneys and a severe blud- T learned of Foley Kidney eir wondertul e began taking them and sure enough T had as good results as any I heard about. My backache left me and to one of my business, expressman, that alone is a great advantage. My kid- neys acted free and normal, and that saved me a lot of misery. -It is now a pleasure to work where it used to be a misery. Foley 'Kidney Pills hav cured me and have'my highest praise,”