Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 7, 1913, Page 2

due for tuiticn $851, making a general week end visitor at the home of her jtotal of $15,134.66. There {s due for [ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith. : the evening school $202.63. Thomas Dcyle, formerly of thls turn to his home in N«wuk N.J, on| ? Tooth Affinities B5 — Wednesday. LI hicsr Ve Mbcs IR Mgk School | My Florence Holmes Fitch of New The enamel of the teeth What Is Going On Tonight. | phus W. Greley, U. S. Au of Washing- Fhaptbucing e Twn e LD Ll el ae and the acids in:the mouth il i Eepies SoeiNy. Canadian| b S o travels in the polar | Although on account of the recent father, E. Hariow Holmes, of South have a strong attraction A e Wi i - fire the high school s in temporary | Windham, Th Busines, s Association, Opera quarters, there is an increase in at- for each other. ese House Block I EVANG [—.Lls‘rlc CAMPAIGN tendance this fall over the previous \ - % t Willimantic Womaa's Club, 703 Main ! year of 25. the number being 362, 155 JEWETT CITY mouth-acids seek ou To Open Sunday in Methodist Church | of whom are tuition pupLls. & —Cond . | During the year state board has re- e : ullding. onducted by Bev. Arthue Fhelps. | Diring the yenr stete hes w,nnm}Tgwq‘GonvNo Llc;nu by Eight Ma- | 120 LICENSES Next Sunday, Oct. 12, a 30 days | Center schoole and assumed control of | jority —Votes . .For Amendment— | = o . | evangelistic cempaign will be begun at | the sgu}m \;rlnldham school for use as| Democrats Carry Their Ticket. ! | the Methodist church. here wi a model schcol. | Tssued to Hunfi\g/rs in Willimantic and | Lhe A ethodise Church mere i the | ¥ Two additional teachers were re-| The result of the town election was icinity. | services, which will be conducted by | Quired at the Natchaug school, but the | & democratic victory. The vote. fol- | = .. | Arthur 'Phelps, who was formerly a |coSt per pupil was reduced by the in- i lows: : on starts | ¢raveling saiesman. creased attendance $3.07 to $29.38. Democratic—Assessor, Irving O, Bur- | Yty B The report of Mrs. Katherine J.!dick, 307; board of relief, dJohn .| | Spaulding, acting school visitor, con- | Green, 310, Dennis Barnett, 307; select- | Reception to Normal School Faculty |(ained several interesting items, | men, James H. Shea, 307, John Potter, | and Students. | among which is the experiment con- | 305; town clerk, John Welsh, 306; | The yearly reception given to the |ducted at the Windham street school ! auditor, John A. Hourigan, 305; col- | No. 80, G. & weak spots in the enamel —and by constant action finally pierce this ‘“‘armor plate of protection and readily get into the «inside-tooth.” This is the cause of 95% of all tooth-decay. But there Zs an “acid-mouth-denti- S. Long T Town B SPECIALS HIH WEDNESDAY DRESSES SERGE DRESSES IN ALL COLORS AND SIZES, VERY NEATLY TRIMMED, $8.50 PRk . ® | of an ungraded room, in which will be | lector of taxes, Maxcy Seymour, 315; | O ot IiLe State nor- | Claced both those children who are be- constables, Pefer Bryant, 308 Peter | VALUE— frice” — ¢ 2 e rinet oo (fony | hind their respective grades and also | T. Olson, 307, Martin Wolte, 312. reg- s Le held Wednesday from | those who have progressed be\ondlhlrari of voters, first distbict, T ! Speclal $6 50 10%p. -t Hin the. Churbl DHEIors. their co-pupils. 5 thy Shea, 301, second district, Arba i 2 s The Palmer method of writing has | Browning, 308. school visitors, John | sent R e g been adopted and already has produced | C, Hawkins, 306, Willis C. Terrs, 305. | sul s se $561,5 gratifying results, as is the case with |* 'Republican—A uditor, George among the the standard course of study in use in | Haskell, board of relief, Edwa Tooth Paste | It overcomes “acid During the Past Year—Report of the town schools. A. Geer, 1 since Fri- Town School Committee. 3 : WE HAVE CN HAND ABOUT 15 SUITS IN BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN SERGE, MADE TO SELL FOR $18.50— , Ranson H. Young, - selectmen, Joseph Roode, 284, $5,697 in School Savings Banks. Dugas, 289; town clerk, John W. 272; town treasurer, John Weish, port of the town school com- N o B R Lt a;fi.-if:;"\‘a?gn(\g Auditor, Frank E. Robinson, 276: col- mouth.” Keeps teeth free «tion, shows that the sum e ¥ s s (]‘ od T lector ‘of taxes, Benjamin R. Gardner, | A L f S e present on deposit, ¥5.- | 570. "constables, Louis Gingras, 289, | peCla 13.95 an 14.5 from the sly attacks o cachers’ wages, | 697.69. 3 il i pbgecte Louis W. Michaud, 277; Lewis M. Car- mouthracuds. This is the penter, 273, Andr Chesebro, 266; Body Sent to New Bedford. registrars of voters, first district, Eli | , $1,641. big idea behind Pebeco GCOATS . transpor The body of Mrs. Anna Bowen, wid- | G. Lague, 276, second district, Robert P, o 3 “’"‘;"‘\“ b ow of I{nénf»sdxvflodwm. was sent ta | A Wilbur, , Archibald M. Clarke, Tooth Paste. 1 b ; New Bedford Monday morning for | 276. - . M burial by Funeral Director J. M. Shep- Returns From Worcester. SPORT COATS AND DRESSY COATS IN Clean? , Pebeco cleans tric light, $17 j ard. s Mrs. G. H. Prior and daughter Ellen ALL THE LATEST MATERIALS AND | teeth. ¢ Labor Payrel e it 2] ; returned Monday from a visit in Wor- SHADES— | payr on freight, Brief Mention. cester. G. H. Prior spent Sunday in Whiten ? Pebeco whitens new work, $1,708.- | Frank Hickey and Edward Morrison | Worcester. b From $8 95 u s sccount - for high school | spent Sunday in Baltie Miss Ellen Hurley of Willimantic . P teeth, 01; 'm cous, $81.80: on model hools, $14,714.66; sireets, $10; furniture, $199.92; visiting has been a guest at Miss Delphine Beauregard’s. Miss Madeline Hourigan of Norwich ndham road | spent Sunday at J. A. Hourigan’s. Charles Ford and Mrs. Ford were New London visitors Sunday. B. Reade of Wi Polish? Pebeco polishes teeth, too. WAISTS were New Lon visitors § ay. rles s ) Spri o e ot tghoce are| e land M Prank Sl went to| P Sunday AL e A ot ot $1450012; Natehang | mother. £ v B ‘ i Irelurn'_lhi's week from Old Poikt ¢ and up jn\ A 2 South Windham | . Mr. and Mrs. C. Loveland of Staf- | Comfort, Virginia. LEHN & FINK Oaks school, $90:61; lfr?rg!fp{}on\‘z:'slurna(;?se ::31:“5 city Sunday g Inspecting Schools. — — 120 William Street New York ARE YOU PARTICULAR about your personal appear- ance? Your hair cut to con- | form with ‘He features of || evenine your fac experts at t [:l LIO TT>S 0.82; Wind- Miss Sarah Palmer of Pendleton drawing | Dr. J. Louis Sullivan and T. J. Kel- | Hill is a guest of Mrs. August $811.70; | ley made an auto trip to Eastern Point | Ray's ,while, as supervisor, She. is model schools, $14,- | A Girl of the Underworld was pre- | Charles and George Palmer attended ] - sented to a good sized audience at the | the motoreycle races at Norwich Sat- wrer received for the | Loomer opera house Monday evening. | urd That sudden breeze, predicts WINDHAM WOMEN IN THE REVOLUTION. a freeze. Be prepared—— BARBER SHOP, o wols, which_inc Dr. and Mrs. Louis I Mason, with | Charles Pahner returned Monday to oad Sta. itside pupils, $ s Elizabeth Branch and R. C |the Connecticut Agricultural college at — i depoy. anch, motored to Ocean Beach Sun. | StOrTs. Windham sent more men to the [the c then carefully run' into bul- % i Revolutionary war than any other |lets, until many families no I-’rncer‘Get a Gas fleater at. Large s | day. ; RAIs R, A town in Connecticut. The pages of (had dishes on which to s Soupamas DX (i MYSTIC History are replete with their loy- |slices of “Rve'n Injun bread” were ED e e and Lowsey: and how they fought bravely for | placed on the spotless table instead of | you a1l know it's dangerous to eat win, took an a2utomobile ride to Ocean % BRI s re is very Mttle writ- | plates, s vas serve Basih Sunday. Collins-Bradiey Wedding at the Home | iverty, but there is very little writ: plates, and the food was s "1:.7\;;”]“1:? Pyt s, ooy Joseph Meunier, who rece! . of the Bride—General News. e s s e v Joseph Meunier, who received a dis- = period who fought equally as great a meal. This is the reason pewter is %o |it's not very comfortable. Whereas, located right hip when kicked by a Dattlc, the battle for bread and home. today, but the |with one of our Heaters installed, you mare, was cared for by Dr. J. Byron | , Saturday afternoon at the home of | P4{ile, Whe BATHIE, 1OT, DRIES SAD, RATE 1 TCCO,d "o the Homestead in | P A e e carbd fon IKS y he beide. Mite Ba adle every able-bodie o tt He : only have to light it a few minutes Sweet of Jewett City. thehride, Mlds Berilin Bracky & teen years to decrepit age march- | 1815 carry an inventory of “8 Ibs of | 9PY have to 1g 7 W Mrs, Emily Avery and daughter | oo wone Nryies SIS HYMAY SEN, Willimantie, Ct i Josephine of Rocky Ford, Col,, are vis- JAY M. SHEPARD | Saf&ty RZIZOI’S Randall, ot Theh front what did this mean to | pewter”, which show that pewter was | Pciore breakfast is called in order and mothers left at home |sold by the pound. and undoubtediy |have the dining room comfortably st Mystic, was ted in m wives Windham Centre and Wil- | near the Brooklyn line. A great piné| . Y : , b : limantic, ‘and all this territory sent|tree marks the place. The tree was| Call and see them at our office and ed the wedding | &Y 0 FT " to the war, the wo- | set out by Mr. Jewelt when he was |let us explain their usefulness. Windha . | riage with arles We Collins, by e pars o e vter e {‘.‘,‘]im“};‘:gfi‘jf L i9‘3‘"vm‘f,"“i‘.f”pry‘”x"n..”xfumL-r.!g’;f;hmffl‘-\'_;f’lwLa‘.!f}f,rrffi?‘terffiz‘u’: Tl AR Al e . o Mr. &nd Mre William Dronson and |of about seveniv-five relatives ~gna | Wi 5 NIE SIS W20 SIS0 “00es | R eventy Vears ago, Bheneser Jewets, | terent styless ek e hmeral Director and tmha‘mflr :Gilletf.e, regular $5.00, $4.48 i g 5'“*5332‘;’"}"{vl:i‘:‘é?f,;’- W.l‘\\l’i-‘n:‘”:xe‘sm‘ledr'”n"h:nr\fl:x\mf\’iyxzt‘i“]\\ywl;: das aak "_‘*m‘;'r'"‘ BiEa Cmeat ) (hen alad ofiuine vaars lived o it iricdiior Rpfiestor :ézflter in two sizes Tel. Connectior $5.00, $4.00 Mr. and Mrs, Henry C. Bacon and | Willam Gould of Westaeld, N 7. The and, Lampton, Chaplin, North |on the road from Bigelow to Brooklyn, Heaters. | guests motored to Oceéan Beach Sun- | double ring service was used. Mrs. Mark Cross, regular 25¢, 21c | day, but wers obliged to take the trol- | Adelia Randall pi R 7 J k. {ley ‘back to this city. While at the|march. After a reception a wedding 5 . 16 < 1 DR. . C. JACKSON, Dentist |Ever Ready, regular $1, 89c | i2uch one e e whoss 5 ins | Fivper was serse - Fhe iroome i | men like_the Spartan women of old | ten yesra o © 5 "0 R ) Eaa o | | ear came off, due to a break In the |to his bride was gold bracelet b 8 L %2 e e Sk i 3 1 r 4 v g . : - . . du e : "Bring back their shields or be brought | name of Nathan Witter who lived on Painless Extracting and ;Wa"dr regular $4.00, $2'001f.?“‘ Jihe o s egediiol gy Dridap gt fo b ok A hem " The men gone they | the line between Hampton and Brook- Cl‘y of Norwich Filling a Specialty | Sharp Shaver, regular 25¢, 15c¢ | pairs are being made. ; his best man was a scarf j i ihs fe s mhene b Thins, s "fi &Electrical Department 52 Main Street. - .« Willimantic | ¥ SpErn bt ad e e e nelUdiNE | (Hen to card and spin and weave, and |a great black mule and being old as | as ecirica pal Personals. soldspivar, cul gla 0, ete. After | oh ot only clothing for themselves | well as his rider, he would often stop s Mr. and Mrs. Telephona | THESE PRICES FOR A FEW | ira. 1. Ciar went. to Providence | & 112, € he B i | Alice Bldg., 321 Main St. Collins will make th ndages with whi to rest by the Jewett place, d famil hu home in West- | Monday. v to bind the wounds of - the soldiers. [ Witter would tell over and over again | : 4 fleld, N. J. Among those present were: [ {0 bind tb surselv: = ve | to his delighted young listener the | = | DAYS ONLY Orlando Smith s In Boston for’a | Mr. and Mrs, George Collins, the room’s | Picture to yourselves to-day, v the war, sepetially the svacn. |bread. Unwritten and unsung they Daug of the Revelution, the real | story of the war, e: Mothers of the Revolution following |ation of Boston at w the ponderous flat shoveled wooden | ent. hs, ploading behind the patient| One of his stories was of the great upturning the soil in order to grow | dark day in New England history sleep the last rnal sleep, but yet they live for their dauntless spirit is inhe HH! by countless numbers o in New Englan country to-day. h he was pre: Auto Truck Moving | | o S e Lo Bk a . Mr. and Mrs. A. L Bill went to| Philips. Walter Saunde LONG DISTANCE WORK f Boston Monday et i Mrs. C. L. Ross of W ARl 7 A SPECIALTY | Mrs. John Murphy of Andover spent | Desides guests from New London, Nor. wich, Providence, New York and Ha Monday In this city. ho flax and corn and rye which must | He would relate, how on that morning | Address: P. A, WEEKS, or ’ | ; the flax and : L EWETT HOW i g A tw-n “.f or "Phene | B Chatlas Mhias of Miasitord |l BY Pt sthe and fecd, not only the omes at | May 19,1780 when the sun refused to JEWETT HOWH . §28-12 or illimantie Ct. e Sar s oo it e A Lo Rememal Mo .| home but’the fathers and sons in the | rise, how he had clumbed an lo | = m— m———— 3 L ; 3 Mrs. John L. Hill, Miss May Hill of S el - ee them 4 paced | tree and caught a robin on her nest I : a ; army as well. See them as they paced | tree and caug ; P | TATERTS Mrs. J. W. Bingham of Windham is | Norwich: Mrs. George A. MacKenzie, | pael and forth spinning the snowy |evidently not as afraid as most of the HIRAIVI N FENN spending a few davs in New York. | Mre, Fred Ennis of Westerly and rolls of wool to be made into clothing, | people were at the phenomenon who | as | Protect your ideas. Handsome G0-page | _Eugene Ashton of Boston spent Sun- | Mary Gray of New London i SR be sent away, turning | spent the day in fasting and prayer. | Gutde Bosic Fres, day at his parents’ home in this city. | guests of Mrs. Isabel MacKenale Sun- | (i great wooden wheels, spirining the | He would relate how the candle burn- | gt 8 Sy . C. Worth returned to Hartford | day z slender threads before the great roar- | ed in the house at noon time, how a | / Telcohone. ki ‘ \';::"I*:;’::mEéi':fK’sl:;‘:"éir‘i‘ ;Iadw Monday after a visit with local friends. | Edward Schofield has returned ing fires in the Kitchen fireplace; the ! thick vellow cloud enshrouded the sky | and a full line of THERE | ; . . 9| Charles Cro employed by A. C. 1“ m\m\;h_ fiuil]w a visit to his father, | onjy 1j the flickering fla?vrs which | leaving a thi nunr}:rf fine white sub- r 18 no aavert: medtum in Danielson, Conn. A /s, is 3 : Schofield, lit ‘up the whole room. Before the|stance over everything i Bastern Connect to The'Bul |- o fhdrews, is attending the Danbury | ™ jyion Brown of Boston is the guest | fre ‘i cold evenings, a long cusioned | But the stories he delighted most in | Qrnamental Nursery Stock. tin Lo i e e b Mary and Anna Brown of | pench with a high back was drawn | telling were of the brave deeds and | - — st - — | Mrs. Ada Lamb of North Denison avenue. on which the children sat, shelter- | dauntless courage of the Women of Foos bt e e e " ¥om the cold drafis of the room | Windnam ‘In ‘76, The wives and | Landscape Designing and = e back. e seat did duty for a | mothers that bore an equal share of Pl 4 Rev. C. Adams, rector of St. NOANK well in which were kept the | the hardships and dangers of the war, anting. ’ | Paul's Episcopal church, spent Monday ge spinning, which the mother | who now sieep in the old churchyards Murr B & n Store | in Norwich Beckwith-Fish Marriage on Wednes- | s spun Into yarn which | of Windham County. with only lea CATALOGUE MAILED FREE. I, Hev. Willlam Beird’ of the Congre~ o et | ris knit into socks and |ing moss covered slabs of slate to o ot bt ke & Hibod | - dmysemeleal Baging, Hunning:- e he men of the family and | mark their resting places. HARTRIDGE’S NURSERY, | itor Monday ters of Village Interest. The little boys and the| No flags were placed upon their NORWICH, CONN. | busy also for in many | graves Memorial Day. Unwritten and o % was brought from the | unsung they lived and loved and d in an iron pan over | fought the stern battle for home and n a | Michael Sullivan, Timotby Sullivan The marriage of Chester Fish of | & W"_LIMANTH; flNN {and Bernard Davis are attending the | yMain street and Miss Mary Beckwges® | Dome y v ' | Danbury fair. f Brooklyn, N. Y., formerly of this closet of Brook . Homer Bradbury spent a few days | lage, will take place In the latter < STETSON & YOUNG | at his home in this city, returning to | Wdenesday. Miss Ruth Fish er| T — s gone to nd a fe Carpenters and Builders Best work and materials at right prices, by skilled labor. Telephone 50 WEST MAIN ST. Hartford Monday. of the groom ter a wedd trip Mr. New Washable Dresses [ SipyStermy. ome of the attengants | days theve, Afier & wedding (1 M | local visitor M ay. Brooklyn, e i Peter McGill from Massachusett IN APPROPRIATE STYLES B R R T formerly of this Village, arnived hers | Costello, over Sunday. i < FOR YOUNG GIRLS OF ALL STATURES . Most Cigas Are Good. e THESE ARE BETTER James Campbell left Monday night Mrs. Nellie Cleveland and her sis-!for a visit in New York. ter, Mrs. . Spaulding, of Hampton, M Tryon ha returned from Hart- wre willowy certainly should P spent Monday in Willimantic. ford Ry ) TOM'S 1-2-3 5c¢ CIGAR € WY ( ainly should not wear % 3 3 ) ) Miss A. Smith of Hartford was a Smelts Running. GOOD FELLOW 10c CIGAR Try them and see. THOS. M. SHEA, Prop. Franklin 8t Next to the Paluce Cafe Smelts have begun to run in the yles for all young gi(ls of small brooks hereabouts, but only : | o i [} 1) small catches have been made up (o in sturdy galatea, gingham and serges. GETS 'T l date. There is great sport expected in e i : S s a Palm cove a little later when the | t | | e‘ Dresses come in brown and dark biue, j Wonder for Corns| ™ sree tné vecurns ?;“;fii‘";ir"?,‘v‘;‘“ss?K:i‘i‘:“i‘;:;,:“‘,’h‘:“fi;‘n:::,‘fi‘: MISS ELLA M. POTTER i'o\\ as those that are plump. This ith touches of plaid, or with gray little col- The fishing schooner Conguest, Capt. ; . ffs of contrasting materials = John Hendrickson, has arrived in port and has been made under his per: Lisd GE C 1sting materials. ST e el with a um}; u‘rfllnoo Icu\dnun.\ ) * ‘- sonal supervision since its infancy. siruct : . . » 1 . 8 Clarence Bradley of New York has m , i " Iso all sorts of stripes, checks and plaids Nothing Like It—“Gets” Them been visiting relatives here e . 5 5 AlilOW 00;?‘0;0 ;iecel‘:,‘yru;?e‘:’:g : Piano and Harmony iren, and many of them have the surplic Kvery Time. ; council, Daughters of Ame: Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘‘Just-as-goo Studio now open for season of 1913 iren; and many em have the surplice 3 3 _ | ica, will hold a meeting tomorrow eve- Experiments that trifle with and endanger the heslth of R 6. Alice Bldg Tel. 968 effect. Sizes 6 to 14 vear old, $1.00 \0\;_ never used anvthing like “"GET ning. & a Children—F: i At T it oom 6, . o ) , sl or corns. before! You'Te sure at|' Charles Porter of the vacht Corgair Infjants and Cl en—Experien g ixperim has returned to his duties in New YoU i el e A e What is CASTORIA coaL axp LumsEn Earl Palmer of the tug Westmore- | | [ iast ‘Chint "evary stubborn - corn . that | | | | land spent Sunday 2t -his home on Lastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- IGGINS B Lo LR i goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It M. C. H | teom: Norwith wHere he spont. Bunday contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic COAL, with Mrs. Fowler in the state san- substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms H GRADE COAL : 5 S —— A : A, e b Ak e and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhcea and “‘:nd 40 H"'Gv o R s Lani T8 P tits | from a visit of a week to relatives in Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Counstipation ice and Yar ap“al 51“"'000 Surp:us and Protits 5150,000. ’,\'Q{]m.: !ll_iiW‘ Srhustor or chaton Dond and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Office Telephone 1257 Established 1832 Boint Has buan thie BusHtroR Mo Dud- Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. = i |ley Bindloss . Mystic. o The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. J. A. MORGAN & SON | Arthur -\l‘i[\:um : \‘\hul has .~yelm ’\he . percsanatond U geENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS GOAL nome here . Office 57 West Main St,, Telephone 510 Bears the Signature of secon: that's all. “GETE-1T" does the | Shop of J. Davis on the west side. Mrs, Almon Meister and daugNers Yard Central Wharf, Telephone 534 prove reciprocally permanent, pleasant and i i vest. There's no more fussing, no more | John Robinson has returned to Pro Accuracy in accounting, courteous service, prompiness and liberality in dealing, and a sound business policy in administering its own affairs, characterize THE WINDHAM | Corns Are Gone st Lant—GETS- B e i1d e Y ithbhed: to . . | T Did e work in Providence after a visit at &js NATIONAL BANK, which aims thereby to | i the e . .. . you'vi ried so 1 Is = e ks 2 . ¥ establish with customers relations that shail Ceamer o apply dRTE-rTS i 3| Fred Rafuse is working at the boat hody Knows How Good I Feel—| 4yniov relatives n!un‘ 1he‘neunlre?’;ll;;d trw ‘\p';: r:o::‘ here. plasters to get misplaced 2 es: Harry Dutcher of Sag Harbor is the . Bt B e ing? Romors | Hamy Dutcher of Sag T wavs freg Burning Kinds and - Lehigh Nn Be e DalenE OUEINE: | *'Mrs. Howard Durfee of Prospect hill ALWAYS IN STOCK ne re razors. 5 | dBTR 14 Stops pain, shrivele up|ls able to be out after a long iliness. g e P P T | ' Sitarain Ware! haa sefirmad to. the A. D. LATHROP e e ver Tatts s marmieas 16 | iene” afeer an Abeence of mearl an In Use For Over 30 Years ., J healthy ~geah arts, callouses and| qymmer which he has spent in various TME CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. of Sbring street are visiting Perth PROMPT DELIVERY profi!able. bandages to fix, no more salves to|idence after a visit with his fami THE WINDHAM NATIOMAL BANK WILLIMANTIC, CONN. ihuplon! diseDpeAT. ek stores at | piaces. Sficé—oor Market and Shatucket Sts 25008 Botue, or sent e % ecaipt of Mrs Arthur Rafuse has been visit- Teiesbone 18818 Brics by B 5oa & o, Chliage. ing in Boston £ G Ui B § -~ am N