Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 6, 1911, Page 8

Catarrh, Bronchitis Why l‘“ ‘mnyone suffer. from any nose troubles when soothing, | holl.lnt mmu guaranteed to ban- "l‘um"mm relief and v‘rm.nmt. Te- I write these few lines for the Cor, Jefferson Ave. Kas., Jan. St. rdia, Lee & Osgood Co. and dm;ihh mw)ual;:l Hyomel. A i { The best medium and high grade lines i { fully guaranteed and sold | termas. e outfit inch inhaler costs _ Extra bonl if needed 50 cents. Before making your purchase, cali .hl see us. Our line inciwdes tha well knm McPhall, Bush & Gerts, Ton McCammon and Keller Bros’ Pianos. All easy in the country at moderate cost. on Six months’ lessons free with each Piano. SHEA & BURKE House Furnishers. 39 to 43 Main St. Evening School NOW IN SESSION il CITY HALL Tuition and Supplies Free Heavy Shaker Knit Coat Sweaters With the collar or without. All col- ors and grades. WINTER GLOVES from medium to very heavy weights, and am excellent ortment of double hand CAPS that cover up the ears. The Toggery Shop, 291 Main Street Cppesite New Chelsea Savings Bank, Norwich, Conn. JAS. C. MACPHERSON. 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the public the finest standari brands of Beer of Europe and America, Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian Beer, Bass Pale and Burton, Muair's loo(ch Ale,” Guinness’ Dublin _Stoxt, | & C. imported Ginger Ale, Bunker mll P. B, Ale, 'Frank Jones' Nourjsh- ing Ale, Sterling Bliter Ale, Anheuser Budwelser, Schlits and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. Telephone 447-12. HOWTUCK AFE ANITARY PRING WATER ATISFYING Tel. 34-2. Norwich, Cona. I DENTIST | DR. E. J. JONES| Suiie 46, Shaunon Building | Take elavator Shetuclet street ea- trance. ‘Prons AMERICAN HOUSE, Farrell & Sandersor. Props. SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes, Traveling Men, etc. Livery connected SHETUCKET STREET. Bellvered to Any Part of Norwich the Ale that in acknowledged to be tha best on the market — HANLEY’S PEERLESS. A telsphone <rde: will recelve promp: attentlon. D. J. McCCRMICK. 30 Franklin St DON'T WORRY . 1t-Makes Wrinkie; Worry over 1ili-health does your health no good, and merely causes wrinkles, that make you look oider nun you eare. ?wu ars sick, don’t worry, but go about it to make yoursel? well. To do this we regut the words of thousands of other rmer sufferers from wom- anly {lls, similar to yours, “Take VIBURN-0 | It 1s a wonderful female remady, as yo't will admit If you try It Directions for its use are printed in aix with every bottle. Price | $1.26 =t | | | | when w. . FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL CO. 166 West 129th Street. New York. Few.want to put your busi- :no um%# ere is no me. ‘!’m-u‘ar e-Bu the adrertia- lletin. Hour. Having evidently watched for opportune moment, burglars entered the store of the A. S. Spalding com- pany, No. 57 Franklin street, Tuesday evening, through a rear window, dur- ing the period of one hour when it was closed. Their visit was a profitable one for them, moneywise, as they Se- cured over $60, Mr. Spalding stating that on a hurried examination he be- lieved the amount to be $60.50 which was taken from the cash register. During the evening the store was in charge of the clerk, Micahel Guinan. who remained there until 10.10 o’clocx, when he locked up and left for homsa. He was not alone at the time, as vne of two who were in the store left at the same time and walked up FranXk'in street with him and stopped at tho armory. At 11.10 Mr. Spalding went into the store on his way home, and he was at once attracted by the broken window. Going to the cash register, ha saw at once that 1t had been rifled. His first thought was that the window had been broken during the evening and the clerk took the cash home w. him for safety, so he hurried to his home, but the young man was entirel ignorant of the broken window, and of CashRegnter—StoreHulBeenlzftUnM‘M— I e | course was greatly surprised when t:;c: of the burglary. He returned to store with Mr. Spalding. In the meantime Policeman Morgan, on his to the rear of the building, discovi the broken window. He had been past the same point an hour before, when there was nothi dia- turbed, as he had throug’ window into the s Mr, Spalding soon returned, and he j learned from the cash been pushed pane, which had evidently been cut out first by loosening the putity, was fouvu on the ground against the bullding. That being taken out, it Ils supposed thg framework was pushed In with the other glass, lal.fin‘ a hole through which & good person could climb. It was then Ill, m reach the cash raxincr. empty it and get out again. The police tot ‘bnsy on the case a. once, but at an earlz hour this morn- ing no one had 1 arrested for the Job. FIFTY-SIXTH BIRTHDAY Anniversary Otserved Ey Gus Lam- bert at His Home in Occum. sdav ning Gus Lambert ob- served his fifty-sixth birthday at his kome in Occum and about twenty-five friends wera present to help celebrate the event. An excellent supper was : d the company, a big birthday cake on which was Mr. Lambert’s name occupying the center of the ta- ble. The host received a number of me gifts. Vocal mstru- enjoved, pleasing vioiin being rendered Mrs, Lambert. The shartly before mid- the host many more of ‘he day. Spirits for Rheumatism The use of spiri the treatment of rheumatlsm has proved an innovation among the me profession. When mixed with certain other ingredients 2nd taken properly it is said to be an almost infallible cure for rheumatism and backache. Here is the formula: “From your druggist get one ounce of Toris compound (in original sealed package) and one ounce of syrup of Sarsaparilla compound. Take these two ingredients home and put them into a half pint of good whiskey. BShake the botile and take a tablespoontul befors ach meal and at bedtime’” Results come ‘immediately. If your drugsiet does not have Toris compound in stock w_hours from his 't be influenced t medicine instead of ing the genuine Toris e original one ounce Kage he will get it in a wholesala house. T to take some pat this. Insist on b compound in sealed yellow p: { “Cheose a man’s gift at a man’s store” We adveriise exactly as ifis MURPHY & McGARRY, 207 Main Stresel! $15.00 $18.00 $20.00 When a business has a quality stand- ard to maintain, it is'very particular about the merchandise it sells at any price. If we could not be perfectly certain of our Suits and Overcoats at $15.00, we could not sell them. But we are sure, and therefore you can be sur Sure of what? ment in our stock is pure wool, every garment is hand-tailored, every garment wiil fit good, wear good. Try one of our $15.00 to $20.00 Suits or Overcoats. Get your Christmas goods here in a man’s store for any man or boy. l’?'zi 7 /f/af?fj D207 MA, that ie Home of Hart haffner & Marx | fine clothes, SKATES SKATES SKATES ALL SIZES FOR YOUTHS " AND LADIES EATOW.CHASE = Company 129 Main Sireei, Nerwich, Cenn { CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS. Monthly Session of the County Asso- ciation Held at Broadway Church. A meeting of the New London asso- ciation of Congregational miunisters was held in the leoture room of the Broadway Congregational church at 10.30 o'clock Tuesday morning. Rev. J. R. Danforth, D.D. of Groton, con- ducted the devotional exercises with which the session opened. Rev. Don- ald B. MacLane of Taftville delivered tiie morning address, ing on Sim- fles in Homer's I'iad. The ministers present were the guests of Rev. Dr Prait and Rev. Mr. Worcester at din- ner. Rev. D, C. Stone of Stenington de- livered the afternoon essay on “Does the Bible teach that God is the father of all men?” Thosa present were Revs. James R. Danforth, D.D., Groton; J. Romeyn | Danforth, J. W. Bixler, New London; orge H. IIwing, Norwich Town; D. B. MacLane. Tn.ttvul George C. Pcl- lock, D.D., H. J. .iw E. B. Wor- ccster, Lewellyn Pratt, D.D, <. H. Ricketts, C, A. Northrop, J. O. Baj rows, H. T. Arnold and Mr. Johr Tro- Revs. C. H. Peck, of Stone, Stonington; . INJUNCTION STOPS TRIAL IN THIS COUNTY. Issued Against Louise J. Jayce in Spit Against Supreme Lodge, N. E. O. P. “Judge Case In the superior court at Winsted, Tuesday, granted a_tempora- ry lnjunctlon asked for by John Oet- zel of Danbury and M'I. Blizabeth Davis of Pauling, N. restraining Mrs. Louise J. Joyce of S London from prosecuting in open court in New London county a claim nst the supreme lodge, N. H. O. P., for the in- surance money of her late husband. The amount involved is $3,000, and the petitioners for the injunction have claims against the estate for money loaned. There is also a case pending in the Litchfleld county courts over the same matter, and the injunction pro- hibits the case in New London county from being tried untll the first case is | disposed of. CHARITABLE CIRCLE SALE. Large Patronage at the Buskingham Memorial. Charitable circle, King’s Dausghters, conducted its annual Christmas sale Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 8 at the Buck'ngham Memeor*al. having a large and pleasing patronage for the numerous pretty and serviceable ur- { ticles in the variety of wares shown on the tables. In general charge was the circle leader, Mrs. H. F. Palmer, jand the following were in charge of Sure that every gar- | “that | look geod, 18 | { | ,i 58 | | the tubles: Aprons, Mrs. Frars Smith, Franik Htanley, Mrs. R. A. De Prosse and Miss Alice Gardner; fan- cy work, Mirs Hattle Carter, Miss Clara Griswcld; cake, Mrs. John W. Kukla, Mrs. D. C. Graham; y rs. H. W. Miss sized mwn ve from the cale will be used for the eneral charitable work. Planning St. Mary’s Anniversary. Mary's T. A. and B. gociety had attended meeting on Tussdnv! in the T. A. B. building, with 1t Willlam H. McGuinness con- ducting the business session. This was | pluu_.p’\“) given over to reports and | discussion on the 51st anniversary fes- r'\ al for January 25th. The commit- tees reported progress in all depart- ments in preparation for all the plans which the fety has under way in anticipation of the festival, and the prospects are for a highly successful celebration. West de Pinochle Club. i At the we 7 meewing of the West Side Pinochle clu laker retained his by a few hundred. The scores r 60,£35; Robinson 60,040; Alex. 54,760; 005" Tetreault 620, Ledger ewls § Bailey YANTIC HAPPENINGS. Items Noted Patidnts Lea About the Village- - Backus Hospital. Earle Shanks of Eagleville was a recent visitor here. Samuel Carden of Sunday with his sister, Soucle. Miss Mary Murphy of Central Village was a guest Sunday of her aunt, Mrs. Carl Bentley. Benjamin Davis returned to Storrs college Monday after spending the hol- iday on Franklin Valley farm. Mrs, M. Babcock of East Lyme has been spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Alpheus Nya, Albert Hildridge, U. S. has been spending a shore leave with friends here. Workmen have been moving the wires which throw the switches north .-rn south of the granary crossing. s Mary Rose O'Hearn returned - from the Backus hospital, where she has been for the past four weeks for treatment. Williami Robinson spent Monday in T.ondon. He purchased a four vld colt Monday from Frank Way of Bozrah. Mre. Frank Fournier has returned from the Bagkus hospital much oved in heulth as a result of a recent 21 operation. ine tomatocs have been ralsed In the hothouses on West Farms. New Haven.—AIr. and@ Mrs. EM Whit- ney and the Misses Whitney of New Haven, who have been in Japan, have left Hanoluly. They are scheduled to reach San Francisce on the Rth of Da. cember. They will reach New Have about the 20th 5 Preston spent Mrs. Louls Ny All Trolleys Lead To THE BOSTON STORE The Business Center of Norwich The Christmas Store Like wine, the cold winter air makes the blood tingle in the veins and gives us assurance that Christmas hand. Shop early-=early in the month and early in the day, and thereby get what you want comfortably. Helpful Suggestions Ready-to-wear Department (Sezond Floor) BLANKET ROBES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY, CHILDREN'S BLANKET ROBES in sizes 8 to 14 years. Beautiful celor combinations. $2.50. WOMEN'S BLANKET AND BIDER. DOWN ROBES—Handsomely trim- med with eatin end with cord gir- dles to match robe. $3.98 and up- ward. MEN'S BLANKET ROPES—In color combinations and patterns appro- priate for men folk. $3.98 and up- ward. EACH YEAR THE TENDENCY TOWARD BUYING USEFUL PRES- ENTS INCREASES. OUR READY- TO-WEAR S8ECTION TEEMS WITH BUGGESTIONS IN THE SHAPE OF GARMENTS FOR ALL AGES. WOMENS WHITE TAILORED AND LINGERIE WAISTE. A wide va- riety of styles is cxhibited. From $1.00 up. EXTRA SPECIAL CHRISTMAS WAIST—This is made of both lin- ene and lawn, beautifully embrold- ered, two styles, one buttoning In front, the other in the back, has ad- fustable side pleats. $1.00. WOMEN'S SILK CHIFFON AND NET WAISTS—In a large assort- ment of colors in the very latest styles. From $4-98 up. WOMEN'S SILK UNDERSKIRTS In both black and colors In all the wanted styles for use with the mod- ish gowns and sults. From $2.98 wp. Umbrellas Are Nomads-- Here Today And Gone Tomorrow. AN UMBRELLA THEREFORE AL- WAYS FILLS AN ACTUAL NEED WE ARE B8HOWING A FINE LINE OF CHRISTMAS UMBREL- LAS. UMBRELILAS FOR MBN 28-inch Umbrellas with cotton, silk and cetton mixtures, and pure silk cov- ers. The handles run the entire gamut of woods of all varieties and finishes, horn, etc., both trimmed and plain. 98c, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, $2.98, $3.50 and up to $5.00 UMBRELI.AS FOR LADIES — 26- inch Umbrellas* with all the differ- ent covers as in the men's, and with handles of infinite variety, We especially call your attention to the line of Sterling silver handles, 98¢, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, §2.98 and up to $3.98 UMBRELLAS FOR CHILDREN 18, 20, 22 and 24-inch Umbrellas tor the Ilttle folk. Mission handle, both lain and trimmed, and alse handles Riih animal heads. S0o, 880, $1.28 he eid &"Hugl\es». Jewel Boxes, Work Boxes, Traveling, Cases, Etc. (Malr Floor, Shanron Bldg.) We are showing a besutiful Mne of WORK AND JEWEL BOXES of bralded straw, leather and leather- etts in colors. Some of these are fitted with the various sewing im- plements, and others are simply lined to be fitted at your discretion. These are priced from 25¢ to $3.50. RUBBER LINTED TRAVELING CASES—In a great variety of cov- erings—crefonne, silk, rubber, eto We have them in all styles, from those holding a =single toflet sponge up to thase intended to hold a full line of tollet necessities, even in- cluding the towel ftself, Priced from 25¢c to $3.98 JEWEL POCKETS AND BAGH — to be worn around the neck or walst, and made of chamols, linen or silk Indispensible to the traveler, Priced from 25¢ to $2.98 WE HAVE A LARGE AND VERY COMPLETE BSBTOCK OF STER- LING SILVER NOVELTIES TOILET ARTICLES oF ALL KINDS — SILVER FITTINGS FOR THE SEWING BASKET AND NOVELTIES OF ALL SORTS, Priced from 250 to $14.00 Toyland Do not forget this base- ment pleasure land for the childfin. ing with all the attractive Dolls, Toys and Games which Filled to overflow- so interest the little ones and the grownups themselves. A large assortment of Dolls (Dressed and Undressed), Niechinicn.l Toys, Games, Miniature Furniture, Doll Carriages, Hobby Parker’s is at 2999929 PR S