Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1912, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, THUfiSDle MARCH 7, 1912 - 8 T— — — Westerly's Interest In Beacon Important {o Pawcatuck River Commerce—Thirty Days’ Light Advocated—Columbian Commandery Visits Narragansett Commandery—Death of Mrs. Justis Volk- mar—Principal Charles R. Woolsey Tells Board of Trade Abeut Vocational Education. ,_ e granite beaoon | as is usad in some llke places by the t and an unusually tur n continuously for thirty days un- . be rebutit. The gov at o anned to strapl Columbian commandery of Nerwich, of Narragansott com ied by Tubbs v the Westerly nade TIME T0 ACT | Don's War for the Fatal Stages of | a | Kidne Profit By Nerwich e People’s Experiences e dizzy or 1o ng \ & nbs and seachus p jon't f arded n d hiner Do 1 o The “Ct i N 5 ster] o WHITE ROSE CAT3SUP, PINEAPPLE.’ Peaches, Cherries, e Cornstarch, bott. b Tea, Coffee, Etc. b Senno: People’s Market 6 Franklia St. Bl vias the mcnthly meeting _of the 4 % Eon e £Y oard of trade, Tuesday —_— e 4 in the town hall, arles R. TRUNKS : SUIT CASES, | ert T TRAVELING BAGS. fit Srnde corh The Shetucket Harazss Co., | do 321 Main Street, ars More We have just got the room this eek ake in ten cars for over Riling snid ropsinting nt & Bette e it dons now rather than 1 ait ¢ hen the rush is on. We do ork, all branches of it ) : otc, in = first 2 ass tranner, o es Leing consist " Sooft & Clark Gorp, - Tel. 697 ; THE FINEST | 35¢ DINNER iN TOWN DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 w‘a?.- C R. CHAMBERLAIN irou e Dental Surgeon Wooisey Greeneville 3 5 DR f Dr. 8. L. Geer's practics | during his gt iliness. | . Miss Hannah Stiilman, class of 1914, McGrory Building. Norwich, Conn, | is the winner in the prize essay contest g 3 SIGN PAINTING I W. MALLET | 2 Teisphone | 1 4 e SO | : F. 0. GEER 122 Proapect e, £ Aty = Norwdahy C& | (1 ) Teh ML WHITE, The Tuner : o 48 South A Sirost. — ~TABTVILLE L 1o Now York to manage ihe counts Lozal Laconics. Rhodes Folly" Prentis Chase spent Wednesday Wi 2 mplar of West- | short pa- | of Westerly, visited here Wednes J. Newton of Cromw Comn,, recently connected With i i Mutt “und. Joff company, s :n W Find Relief in Lyde. Pink- erly, the guest of John F. Vose. Absent Ones in California and Chi: Heard Kilroy gn agaimst tuberculosis in t f New York. %o DESPONDENT . WOMEN ents in Westerly. Jack)Fiynn of Norwich, form nual parade and_ feast o b is booked for Friday night Thorp is soon to_remove fron Broad street in Pawcatuck i venue, Westerly. ham’s Vegetable Compound 1 —Their Own Statements i S So Testify. Bluebird was produced in style under the direction inty in the Seven: wur-h, Tuesday play supper W for Wiil- od hore from Ne© pigies pa.—“When I wrote to you on a trip o pa first T was troubled with female weak- turn will occ ness and backache, n in Westerly e s a0 B ing of the Pel that I would cry at thes the least noise, it would startle me so. i I began to take Ly- fldia E. 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Your letter will be opened, read and amswered by & woman and held in strict eonfidence. of and Mrs, H. . from — Funeral aughters of Mr. hurch is to noon with West the soclal hour a comforter a this 1l | meet ay_granite, | Mrs, T scen 15" miles | Post Cards From China. wing prescription is f the most effect juick relief and p the kidn ounce fluid extrac ounce Murax_compc good gin. Take one to fuls after each meal and ny druggist can mix h the ingredients of this pre- rn ption. n in the ba ent and sce pains, 1, and > | that the kidneys are deranged 3 1| should have immediate attent | serious iliness, such as Brigh s, are likely to fol From 2 to 6 Degrees Above. W i ERE Vednesda The Best Cough Syrup is Easily Made at Home Costs Little bol —children w it spring wer P e here, Happenings A.sut Tewn. Hartfc Monday of F. G on avenue d Acts Quickly. Money Refunded If It Fall as the | rero of igiting | This recipe makes a pint of cough &icin- | 8yTup, and saves you about $2.00 as com- pared with ordinary cough remedies. It | stops obstinate coughs—even whooping of | cough—in & hurry, and is splendid for or | sore lungs, asthma, croup, hoarsencss | and. other throat troubles. | Mix one pint, of granulated sugar with 3 pint of warm Water, and stir for 2 ¢ | minutes. Put 234 ounces of Pinex (fifty cents’ worth) in a pint bottle, and add | the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours. Tastes 2 cough and ens g | Park & Pollard Gritless- f | Werth a dellar to you. furnish it to you fr Every chicken will live and STOW grow L It stimue ates the appetite, and is slightly laxa~ tive—both excellent features. 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