Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 20, 1912, Page 6

:. ¢ & WESTERLY MAN HIT BY FREIGHT Martti Selin, 25, Loses Leg—Taken to Providence Hospital— Rumor that Campbell and Heneault, of Norwich, Have Leased Solway Mill Buildings—Fall River Man Inspects Woolen Mills—Horatio M. Thompson Found Dead in Bed in New York—Bedford-Taylor Marriage. Martti Set nmarried, aged 1 k< by a freight train at about ook Monday evening the Osk sridge, having one Since vacated in the plant the p sers form eccupled i Westerly While the machinery of the Woesterly Mills company was all dis- | auction last week Never any falling hair, itching |2 scalp or dandruff if you use a little Danderine To be possessed of a head of heavy, ee’ from dandruff is mere- a matter of using a little Dand- from falling out. and work the large now—all drug stores rec- Iy a little as dire minutes there CLEANSES THE HAIR AND MAKES IT FLUFFY, LUSTROUS AND ABUNDANT ness, fluffiness and an incomparable s8 and lustre and try as you will you cannot find a trace of dandruff or falllng hair; but your real sur- prise will be aflar about two weeks' | use, when ‘you will see new hair—fine |and downy at . first—yes—but really new hair—sprouting out all over your | scalp—Danderine is, we believe, the only sure hair grower;' destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and it never fails to stop falling hair at once. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is, mo‘sten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through vour hair— taking one small strand at a time. Your hair will be soft, glossy and tiful in just a few moments—a surprise awaits everyone this. paving cutters of Westerly busied in ef- i in Providence | iway Mills cempany | rick and stone mills for the sale of stock e Westerly store to a n four to|now occupied by 1t | Mr. Whiting of Irvington on the Hud- "one |son, who Will come to Mystic to re- ceived a telegram from the New York police department, e of the bound- Dixon property filling-in proces: Crandall, is acting in- esenting the town, in the 1 of the fire house Cottrell is guarding the in- e in \wmm.m pher M. Les presided | th | Gorge of Library strest, Mrs ssion of the superior Church Benefit—Lenten s—Brooks Place Sold to Irving- Lenter Preachers and Services. arranged for prayer and sermon, 7.30 p. m. Haly communion first Sunday _each month. Good Friday, April 5, 4.30 p. m. Easter Sunday, April 7: Morning prayer and sermon, 7.3¢ p. m. Holy 10.30 a. m.; children’s Easter festival, 3p m, The bishop will visit St. Mark's hurch for confirmation Sunday, May 5, 7.30 p. m. Sold to New York Man. D. Brooks has sold her lot, on East n street, Chenezer Morgan, to house and Mrs, Nelson Emmons and Nelson, have returned to Stam- ttending the funeral of mother, Mrs, Jeremiah Mr. Emmons’ Emmons. William Haag has returned to Fort Wright, after a visit to his brother, Archie C. Haas. Death of John Stanton. Word was received in town Sunday | by Mrs. Raymond Sterry of the death n car- | of her brother-i at his home in Waterford. Mr. Stan-} law, John Stanton, ton was a former resideut of this| Local Briefs. weeks' visit with Mystic relative Fred J. Moll is spending & few in_Boston. John Forsy' ays e is seriously ill with ¢| pnuemonia. at his home on Willow street. Miss Mildred Chapman is visiting New York. nd Mrs. Bartlett of Alb Y., are guests of Mr. and_ Mrs. George ighter. teing their b STDNINGTON C. E. Delegates to Groton Meeting— John McRobert Goes to Jail—Bab- cock Poultry Houses Looted— Preachers and Services During Lent. Monday evening the Bridge Whist h Durgin. Refreshments were ed and a general good time was ved C. E. Delegates Elected. At the meeting of t cond Con- gregational Christian Endeavor society Sunday evening Misses Esther Bind- loss and G. Perkins were chosen dele- gates to the quarterly meeting of the New London County union to be held at Groton Thursc Travel Club’s Meeting. The Travel club will meet (Tuesday) afternoon. The follc topics will be presented: Charl g 1422-1461, by Rev, J. L. Peacock Chinos Lockes, by Miss Laura T.Wood. To Address Men's Club. Thureday evening Attorney Abel P. r will_address the Men's club. s topic will be Up from the Wilder- Taken to Jail. McRobert was arraigned in the ourt of Stonington on a charge *h of the peace. A plea of not was entered. He was found by Judge Breed and was or- pay a fine of $1 and cost 34" Not_being able to pay taken to New London jafl. Stole Valuable Fowls. Sunday morning between 2 and 4 lock the valuable hens owned by Herry Babcoc urbed. The coop was ridd Between 100 and 150 valuable hens were s The fowls wore choice ones, being purchased from high breed and cofning from Bermuda. Mr. Babcock 1s in Bermuda at present and the place was left in care of a mén in the borough, but was entirely alone at night. The wire Retting had beer: cut in both yards, so the thieves culd go from.either side. The coop cor was undisturbed. Footprints were fornd leading from the coops to the C. S. M. Stewart of . C. A. Jones of ; March 1 London; Ma: As Helpless as a Child. Rheumatism the Cause. Finds Almost Immediate Re- lief in Uric-O, the Remedy Recommended Alone for This One Disease. SAMPLE SENT FREE Wo want every man and woman undersigned at Ledyard. ica_who 18 affected Rieumatism, Kidney or Bladd ment to know that Urlc-O 1s cure, Bo sure are we that | you and to thoroughly co: ou this we are making it for every sufferer to try the remedv at littlo or leton, o to say ‘that: down’ with I have become active ir lan able uadiwd man. v -0 done me mo; “RALSH ILDER ~~ 3> With wnologien to WHICH WILL WIN?. RNl s A S8 v not trifie geruus dls. ured _with on the Blood, n n 1} 00 size 1 Dealer. if not we will -u.mn 3 .;(.HI; it vou will n stamos or coi and package to Tha Uric. Bldg., Binghamton, ' tree freatment which you -ca cwn satiafactios place and has many relatives and| committee of | friends here. Mr. and Mrs. William F. MacKenzie | have returned to Pittsfield, after & two | club met at the Ocean house with Miss | February White Sale MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT This department is the one where the interest cén- ters during this sale and it enters upon its second week with the conviction that it atdl has the largeat and best assortment of beautiful lingerie in this section. muslins—skillfully designed garments that fit—well made garments that wear well, and all trimmed in the height of good taste. PRETTY CORSET COVERS .,.... 12¥c to $1.50 veeeesss 12V5c to $1.50 BEAUTIFUL NIGHT ROBES ........ 25cto $5.98 LONG SKIRTS with embroidery lace.. . .25¢c to $7.98 SHORT SKIRTS of distinctive style. . ..25¢c to $1.50 COMBINATIONS in all styles .........50¢to $4.98 DAINTY DRAWERS Three Special Sales Now In Progress Sale of Embroidered Bands, All-overs, Flouncings, Corset Cover Embroideries. Sale of Imported Damasks and Household Linens. Sale of Exquisite Drawn Work Scarfs, Tea Cloths, Table Covers and Bed Spreads. We are offering a splendid of these beautiful Neck one-half the regular price, SPECIAL SALE OF MARABOUT BOAS, CAPES AND MUFFS (Neckwear Department) ortment ieces at about They are all new piieces. MARABOUT AND OSTRICH FEATH- z Al Three, five and strands o 76 Inches long. $2.25, $3.75, $4.50, $5.50, $5.98 MARABOUT MUFFS — with double row of tails—an actual $5.98 value, SALE PRICE $3.50 MARABOUT PILLOW MUFFS—Large Plllow Muffs, worth $12.98. SALE PRICE $8.25 OSTRICH FEATHER MUFFS—value SALE PRICE $4.75 MARABOUT AND OSTRICH FEATH- ER CAPES- brown, Black, white, grey and $2.75, $3.75, $4.75, $5.98, $7.25 TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. New London (Norwich) Liine —~TO=— NEW YORK STEAMERS . HAINE Choose this route next time Jo8 to New York. You'll have & Voyaus on Long isiand Seund and superb view of the wonderful sky ling ater front of Manhattan Island ays dus 75, "Hast River. at North River, 1 o'cloo] NEW LoNDOR NEW YORK Write or telephone W. J. Phillips, Agent, New Lopdon, Conn., for state- rooms and Information. 1y81d BERMUDA MOST BEAUTIFUL SPOT IN THE WORLD. Every outdoor recreation. Escellent sea bathiugs ek, woalug, el v if oting, &c raveliing THE WAGNIFICENT PASY. TWIN-SOREW | Tasatlatc G "OGr.AlIh" Feet Suamer "o Burnede Largest, Ne Cattie or Frei FIRST-CLASS RO cluding, ! ds. Promenede Deck i1 " Landing Pawsongers a. assencers obtain best choice of hoted ons on arival at Bermude. [=HOTEL GREGORIA NEW YORK CITY, 35TH ST, FIFTH AV., BROADWAY. 14 Storios. Modern. Abeolutely Fireproot. uxvciovs, comtortable tad bamelis usemet ia, abops and depots, | NONE TETTER AT AN PRICE, 300 Reome, esch with privata mn A good room and taen, $2,00 5 &5 OTHFRS UP TO 4 PARLOR, BEDROON, BAT! L 4, Special mtox week or mou! Restavrant 1 1n corie. Ao tuble @hote. D. P RITCHEY. Prop. PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. ROBERTJ.COCHRANE biting PLUMBING Rittng 10 West M:m Stru( “*Norwich, Conn. hone Sanitary Plumbing A peep 1nto an up to date bathroow is only less refreshing than the batl itae.t. During the summer you wil the more lock to the bath for bodily of Dow- Laurel Hil m., holy anday in month), 10.3 ). m. Sunday school 12 The Detating sociel B it | clab have challenged the academy to question, time and sreskers, juckes, etc., Fs on Friday evenings ommitt'e composed’ of members of week, hours announced on mhu V Loth institutions. The Boys' « | deteated Eaturday cla‘ng geme will o Mr. ang_ Mra, Jol Postal Savings Bank to Open Feb. 23 —Activities of Boys' Club—Dance | Followed Basketball Game. { the_local office Friday The gym game a dance W t in Grange hall this (Tues- ) ) bas v.ich Saturday ball team will y was at on Broadway, over Sunday. Van Horn of Willimantic was the guest of friends in town over J.E TOMPK‘NS. Sunda) Aaioue o Debats. Willlam H. a joint debate, the thall team was by the Windham hiwh ach team has won a game and the guests of relaiives i Moodus Sunday. Dance Followed Game, The Colchaster Athletic 1 iefeated the Willimantu m by E. Geiman of the erced the game. At | over Sunday. the Willimant »cstal savings bank will open in | came over with the d s held. " club | Mrs. Abraham Elgart and Miss Mary fams of New Brit s home, the Homestead I copal services were held in Methodist church Sunday afternoon 3 o'clock Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald offici of Westchester were guests ‘mx\lh‘s parents on Linwood a inday Mabel Hickox, Miss Kathi and Floyd Tiffany, who are s H. zarist Fathers. It will open the normal school In Willi- were at their homes in town 1dwin of Middletown was T. F' BuRNs i Y ling on friends in town Monday. comfort, 1 will show you samples an plans of the poicelain and other tubs d give you esilmates for the work of putting them fu in the best manner from a sanitary standpoint—and guars antee the entire job ain nn, the 67 West Main Street at at- s GiénasTions, Y2t | The Vaughn Foundry Co. nd Mrs. George A. Peck and | IRON CASTINGS fyn | farnished promptly. Lirge atock ct at- | patterns. No. 11 to 25 Ferry Strest Fair Haven— two weers mission | HEANNG aRd Plumbing, is to be held at St. Francis' church by evening, March 17, continuing 92 Franklin Street until March 31 Tuesday Wednesday L PIG LK’SECRS, each . I nc Lean POT ROAST, Ib. ... 8 Fresh BEEF LIVER Sugar DATES ! Enlgluh WALNUTS b. Noiseless MATCHES, 6 hoxes. . Clean Head RICE, 3 lbs.. Red Alaska SALMON, can. GOLD DUST, large package. . ... VanCamp’s MILK, 6 cans. ....... Pure CORNSTARCH, package. . . .............. il Rib LAMB “Short CHOPS, Ib. . l 00 STE A K Ptakcus 1 Round G HAMBURG STEAK | POTATOES TURNIPS ROAST, Ib..... I 0[} 3 lIbs. 25¢|Loin LAME [5¢ CHOPS, Ib. . .. Pieces CODFISH, 2 Ibs.. ............, 15¢ Smoked BLOATERS, 4 for......... o e ay A Solid Packed TOMATOES, can 12¢ JELLY POWDER MINCE MEAT . Seeded RAISINS Full Cream CHEESE 9c {Allfor 226 Solid Meat OYSTERS E. L. BURNAP Plumbing, Steam and Gas Prices and work satisfactory 130 Platt Ave. Tel S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardsom and Boyatea Furnaces. 65 West Main Strest. Norwich, Cenn All Of Our LEATHER GOODS at Cost Prices John & Geo. H. Blis. DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon In chiargs ot Dr. 8. L. Geer's practice durlog his lest illness. MeGrory Building. Neorwi STERLY HO Ales, Wines and Liguors in steck Lunchies served tree gvery Salurday eventug. JOHN G. KENYON & CO. a . i, Cenn. fan