Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 21, 1913, Page 6

NOTHING S : 2 TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. New London istying restlts to those who fish 1a | 6 GETS-IT”, the big pond at Pleasant View. TS IT Careful estimates materially reduce LIKE lT FOR CORNS the first estimated losses by the Fen- CURRENT TOPICS IN WESTERLY \ - . | elon tire, which ‘will not_ exceed $15,- | may an One, Twe, Three—No Fuss, No 000, . (NORWICH) . B 3 . S Paln, by Using “GETS-11” Cases Before Judge Williams in the Third District Court—| The tooting of the no-school session | s whistle Monday morning and agRin ‘J\_lr}E};ggth';n Becoldy. 14 ’i"fliz‘cé‘f.fl | ]ne Baptist Rally Day Exercises—Baltic Guests at Golden [ 1,5 ifimoon was imusic 19 mahy e GBI Tort et s The sun ited | e pupiin. “The corn shrivels up, vanishes. at's NEW YORK - STEAMERS Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. James Howard— Gl ~ason-Mur- mfrk?&r'f:{? S s - erry p City of Lowell 3 Harvey C in his barn in Mar- phy Marriage. ; e ey gin_street Monday morning. 7 N . . t 4 The Fenelon e has started anew v . H S 3 4 the™ street discussion in_favor of the - New Hampshire John Kubinic. an agod Slavonian|for hie age and us bright as polished e T s SN “Little Pig” PORK PORK CHOPS ca e, Lk Qe daat Lo T+ e mect? o tong and con” | U Thelt 0 bk ourss Gh | TUR, far fout prizoners have been | J SAUSAGE, Jb. ... . bt b SHOULDERS, Ib.. e A i a ping, was o | property of ¢ rt W. Sisson and | i the new e station, an s g ——————nirme o | 208 watartront of Manhutiun tsland. Oliver 7 willame in the | Vabued at $1.50" The accused said Ghat | Enslishmunan Tatin, o Slav ahda 2\ LEAF LARD LEGS OF LAMB | n | LAMB CHOPS Steamer leaves New London at 11 £ Sieri Moiiiey vhdrg;‘d | hie and another boy took the boat and [ Solored manlund there was tot &n i , zc Ib. p. m. daily (except Sunday), due New idle person and “with- | ach 00k turns at rowing off an | American eclfizen in the bunch. X RGN SRR | S R G R AR L e York, Pier 70, East River, at 6.30, and = . b Gip and returned with the [ The rain relsned in wesierly ail \ Pler ‘40, Norin Iiver, 1 o'cloci next d he had lived in | 1 place distant from the start- tonday and put the kibosh on out- N morning. 9 treated in hos. | Ho did not know what he- | side building work: In conscquencs FLOUR—Mohican Mascot Laundry SOAP Sun Drop CORN SR ana haterooms from uekes | tiow it and was 10 bars . ....... 25c| 15¢c value—can...... 1lc came of the oars. In answer to que Meals a la Carte the completion of the new post office Best Bread—bag.<... 72c —_— s hter o \'vm;mm said that about eight years |;bullding. will be delayed an additiol e s iniide b wn, city st ago he, with a brother, was taken [day. B o L e T seeve o ||| MATCHES PRUNES for Stewing __ | Prepared BUCKWHEAT NORWICH 80 e e e A perior caurt fn e case uf Loe Yong rn and Stop the S Hoxes . i n0ehIb Ll saginn o i 5e Fpackage: L L Db 2 “w YORK s here he would f New | o .ee Kon Corn-Paint e e e e i —— S—— g e 5 of W Y - involves = z B and fed during h his mother for | gecount of oth purtles (o the | the surprise vou get by using this new- || Mohican Creamery Fine, Large EGGS CRISCO for Shortening NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO vas compelled to get out | suit are laundryme 7 thcute, Thero's nothing to |l By b a 27, 23, Sk e v 7L ey L Jor himself. He'worked | “'myg powertul fire pumps of the Wes- ne” stocking or sock; Tour WITER, b, .. oo . ozen ............. 27cJcan ............... 23c tore fo s stop. Yol peisnt R s el Bt while. but for rs had .worked | (1 mployment be- ther of appiving, piasthrs thar maks | el Skar SWEET- LEMONS, dozen. .. .. 25¢ YELLOW ONIONS saved s four ye hi t quisi Norwich to New York on of the town and t s n on his Father | VIllngness to 4 el Tt A DU g ot s POTATOES, 17 Ibs. 25c | GRAPE FRUIT, 2 for 15c | 3 quarts ........... 13¢c CHELSEA LINE he Doy id he 1 call hig own | The work of iting with Knlves or razors. E BE iher had always been :,”A foom, of ¢ nurts. pesithy Rest Leie resh rom Our Own Ovens Dally Fare, $1. Staterooms, $1 as o place in | the juve i gt Lt REAM ELL GH him now, as an- loor has be vered | S1aTH RS, Too, | o art catiouses | Home-made BREAD Cl BISCUIT J Y DOUGHNUTS ATy e the place of his fath- | um and the stal -1T" s sold at all druggists’ Joat 6c-8¢cld d 8¢ e e Ml ol s ot SVered with ribber, Sl ey He R T 2 ozan T L ozenh. (il ¢ pieaves, - Norwich, = Tuesdays erics des iries concerning. the | tillmar dabiia spe- wrence & Co., b g g HeTR 35 a s s | orty thousand dah- "Lea N Y Brookl, ospects. | s about forty thousand dah- caves New York. Brooklyn ‘da/h was observed in the | est numbe: in his plat of four |been issued the past few days by Town PR L L church with special ser- | acre iill | Clerk Arthur P. Cote, making the total Freight received until 5 p. m. in the mc the | number thus are as fi - J. Boone, Drescher rd, Rev. Char : Oct. 18th, Frederick Johnson, Nichols; Oct. 20th, Charles sued eighty-five. Oct. 15th, Ar- wrence ~Drescher, t. 17th, Thomas s Smith, William F. V. KNOUSE, QuEL Alg @’ TITH: STREET & ONIVERSITY. \PLACE West of Broadway YORK CITY Agent “ord EGZEMA ONHEAD, .. = ~ TS ANDFACE Spread and ltche Raw Surface When Scratched. On Body Would Scale Off. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured in Three Months. Guest at Wedding. of Main strest is In E attending the Patrick Connell, of Manchester, N. 15 the guest. recently of James £ Main street 1 Holiand of Norwich spent the guest of George Ro- High street 1 spent las week ends in Willimantic. Howiaad. Malne. My litile daughter @ged thiricen years was troubled with ks eczema on the head. arms and face. Some of the sores on the head were as large as a peany and one o the inside of the thigh was as large as a quarter of & dollar and that ene Jastad over & year. The eczema came eut like a little red pimple and spread and would itch and whea scratched off would be s i7 300 Rooms (200 with RATES 'E.flo PER DAY UP, Excellent Bestanrant and Cafo. Sone: a0 Ivan iactsacet Guidognd ap of New York Citre Passed State Examination, tfam Donnelly of Railroad street ford Saturday to take an for moving. picture oper- ed il very successfully icense to operate a picture ns were rapresented at ng of Mr, You need a coal range in Winter for kitchen warmth and for continuous hot water supply, but in Summer when & raw surface and bleed. Tflmhad.irlyamly Sl hac: s nywhere this atate: § - o B s e, | Aled SR el B you want a cool kitchen and less hot water a Gas range is | — OTEL____\ fle on the body it would scale off. N York, Provid i o 4 g . . | 8. e o o mencs were served i | ednira cosay has let for Central the thing. You get both in the Crawford Combination ii H | i when I saw the advertisement of Cuticura Soap and Ointment in the paper and sent for some and the very first application proved its worth. I used the Cuticura Soap with as hot water as could be borne and the Cuticura Ointment after the surface had dried. 1 used Cuticura Soap and Oi ment about three months before she was cured.” (Signed) Mrs. J. A. Eldredge, Nov. 2hite 71912 Not oaly are Cuticura Soap and Ointment o most valuable in the ireatment of eczemas ; i and other distressing eruptions of skin and scalp, but they are also most effective in the treatment of pimples, blackheads, red, rough skins, itching. scaly scalps, dandruff, dry. thin and falling chapped hands and shapeless nails. Sold by druggists and dealers throughout the world. Liberal e sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-card * Cuticura, Dept. T. Boston.” ¢ #arMen who shave and shampoo with Cu- ticura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp. GREGORIAN NEW YORK OITY, ‘8STH ST, FIFTH AV., BROADWAY. 14 Stories, Mledern. Absolutely Fireproot.| Loxurious. eomortable and bomelike. Neareat amosements, shops and depots. NONR BETTER AT ANY PRICE. 300 Booms, emeh with private bath, 2 per 8 good room ana vetn. $2.00 357 OTHFBS UP TO §3.50. PABLOR. BEDROOM, BATH. $4.00. Speciat eates wack or mosth. Brmtaurane b ot Al (Aol d'hete. D b RITOREY, Db, Range and you get the best of each. By &L »‘/ LLIMANT]C e . TIGERS WIN. nding | In Openina Game of Duck Pin Tour- nament Monday Evening. The Crawford Gas Ovens are safe; explosions are impossible. In the End Ovens there is an extra =et of burners at the top for broiling. For sale by M. HOURIGAN, Norwich Agent. ormerly of Low- cashier of the Westerly Ar- | = eight team duck aft’s bowling al resulted in a_vi the Tigers over the White two strings to ome. Score nigl B ¥ an - ) n TROPICS ] i (Saturday Sailings) o T 30 5 +CUBA, JAMAICA 1s 428 and the 1] o gD Mention. PANAMA CA Trolleys . e e . A A Coz.. Rica and Nicaragua Lead L. Hibberd of Branford was in | WALKER @ PRATT MFG. CO., Makers, 31 Union Street, Boston | by P?enu\._iul Tyin Screw Steamers, Emil L. Mondsa | ] ) Carl Sck % v | - Boaf, Carl Schurz and the popular steamers, Georze Siswick of Staffora Springs | P Ty e of wvas a local visitor yesterday. - > 3iizz Alice Dovle is spending a few - = == | 11 to 18 Days - $85.50 o nl \\\ '-‘v‘rn '\‘A‘:‘v.hh‘::lp fi]l:‘(e?‘ . Mrs. T]\"Hl;v,“lm "Y\’v\’: “‘\'y4|'r‘vf]\ of Comn. Druc"\lfl-‘\-\;\h_l ICN ,-G);!»NN\(IUNCED 1 25 Day Cruises 3‘40_150 ¥ minutes Tate Monday A. Asher went to Hart- SRR DS i e (Rwrd) $142.50 5 Bt % 5 ‘ords Mond ¢ on local friends Saturday « It i 1 Lieo Foley of Hartford returned to | their w n W re t 1 A S ML e et oo | SRSt homady sfte sponine L | sre speth HAMBJREN%MERICAN Brideemort ate i e atives | few days with relatives here Cody was Miss K - ¥ who . wn, | Pierre’ Moreau, Francis Keon and |has many f '”']\ n this t ‘ d y 1 - or Locx : = e el ncla Meeon e SALESROOM 1-45 Broadway, N. Y.}l BALTIC cVening on the 1015 traln from Hart- B e r = OPEN T S TR D iC. ord 3 i % e Mrs. William Hendron and sons of fiel s!a [ fbv CESTE 8a m to 12 m. s 5 i — with Famous Dot st Hartford motored to this city 18 Pound Coon-—Ten ¥ | Saturday and were the guests of local ip.m.to 5p.m. ; Issued—Wili Donnelly | i | e THE F | N Moving Picture Examination, ce Reynolds returned tn!‘ Windsor Ly%’fS- Bues Daily and Saturdays ”“: l‘ENTO[\ CHARNL[:Y onday after a few days |0 boom in W e 2 Ml i S e Pur- | Visit with Mr. ahd Mre. Reynelds, her | Grift bill having 1o er until 11 a. m. BUILBING C9., inc. : . i e ol Portland.—\rs. Bli | S i erly of £y a8 a | Harry R on, in BEn L nou WaS | turned. to Palmer yesterday New Britain.—Business is ish u\; ” 4 b : William A. Cotter and T. F. Cotter | at Lande & Clark’s nchised | i, X ot coer | Y S Taftvlle, Conn. CONTRACTORS sl | spending the week end at the home of | day. % to convuleing | Take Taftville or Willimantio cars " J n Perry i iting b S | their parents on Park street in this| > o i [ o 99 Jlin Tonn Mass he st | ity Ol Saybrook—William o a herty, which wil i e Eternal Fitnes o {4 N Potter superintondent oe|:he, Comnectiou I8 meres e pitea s tulch aciong 2 NORWICH. CONN. S 0 oves | Mail Unclaimed. | schools” in Ellington and Bolton re- { 1o % & Dart ©F \ | h : | Unciaimea ietters at the 1 post | turned to his duties Monday after | | en g . i < offic ¢ weel. ending Octoer | Spending Sunday at his home in thi ingford.—T niry | g This paraphrase of an old expression signifies the most ;nrm Sia ror Mre Wokarn, o ‘L:\.\Kj“"g T g | DEEDS, NOT WORDS os °nlans i ectetic of z | low. N i r and Mr Rey. M. A. O'Connor of Minnesota |featid 10 to mics 2 pe C M wlLLlAMS pronounced characteristic of the perfect hand-covering. || James Coady hus returned from who has been the guest of his brother, | Saturcay by the Wi'lingfoe: ) = FAMOUS SHOE FOR MEN . M. ._Fm in_ entral b BT e Aldv‘rtrv n Daniel O'Connor for the B s Norwich People Have Absolute Proof | " homa Kel r., has resigned | past fortnight left here Monday for the which beer | ' { PERFECT FIT IS YOUR FIRST DEMAND at the plant 4t ihe Thermos Bottle Co. | west, where he I pastor of a parish, |run as a s mmer hotel the past sca- | of Deeds at Home. | HiGH cLAss cusToM MODELS|CONTRACTOR at Norwich to work in the Shetucket | yocal people who wept to Hartford 3 Saapens or. W L - - Worsted mill, No. 1 sl e il Tao o clostd the past week for ihe win : o Exclusive Agency PERFECTION OF FIT — STYLE — QL‘ALITY 5 } Ten Take Out Hunters' Licenses. | Bill, Prof. M o S 1aetog yonds Hat deets thavigeic! M. J- CUMMINGS and Ten more hunters’ licenses nhake | Higsins of South Coventry, Prof. and | waterbury. . i |mus men [ : MM FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP % = = e SprneReid Sass, will be the LA | The decds of Doan's KIdney P\ p Gentral Avenue, Norwich, Conn. < BUILDER These zre the four de i § choir cf Waterbury for the seass For; Narwleliadasy. suaie | I : . demands we make upon the manu- ; FUR GflNSTlPATiUN TURPID LIVER 131511, Have made their local reputation. el nle Estimates Cheerfully Given facturers and importers whose products are to be found ’ y Oakville—Rev. Luther Coburn, pas- | Proof lies in the testimony of Nor- Tel. 370 £ 216 MAIN ST. tor of the Congregational church he wich people. G . ks atory at Cheshire. Norwich, Conn., says: “Some years ago | ASTHMA YOU WILL FIND BOSTON STORE GLOVES || S Awsonias—Biihop Nilaa of ths s, | om0 of my eriends mrerea em vack-d - DN T ISTT P, A5 000 1 soos | ford diocese will come to this ci Sat- |aches. Every cold he caught settled on 48 @uing for catarrh, Bronchitis, Asth- THE BEST IN EVERY WAY. Turn the rascals out—the headache, | bile from your liver and carry off the v and at 430 i the aftern-on a kidneys and made the trouble May Building ma. Send for our free booklet. Hay- ‘)Timusn:a.«a ind stion <lnxrx»~ulpahon- doigmp:s—d warsze xnl"h[tef) :m(]l consti- ss of over 300 wiil receive .1 His kidneys were disordered, | yoninuwn B bt g6 o, & | the sick, sour stomach and foul gases | pation poison from the bowels. b ot tonfemation. H M 3 - T $% enrad at home o el cured, Walking and Street Gloves........... 69c to $1.50 wrn them out tonight with ~| A Cascaret tonight will straighten shown by the kidney secrefions 58 0n wiaxa cetmant $Li0 Gl in 8 to 20 b Tetigth | carets you out by morning—a 10-cent box | Thomaston.—The engagement Is an- irregular in passage. Doan’s i e 3, oves in 8 to utton length. . . ... 158 | Don’t put in another day of dis s. | keeps your head clear, stomach sweet, | nounced of Henry hton, treas- ey Pills. procured at N. D. Sevin - 3 2 $1.75 to $3.50 Let 4 canse and sweeten | liver and bowels regular and you feel |urer of the Thomas: SR T s s sl Al e ake lt To meoln s Sl 5 ? | your sour un- ib:rl:_x for :;:..an‘s‘ ,Dom't forget the | and Miss Richardson of Taunton, | e d = i B > C. ATCHISON, M. D i i dig »d and that | chilaren—their liftle insides need g |The marriage will take place in relief. esDoes All Kinds of Light Repairing. | , M. D., We Have a Fine Assortment of Fabric Gloves e anT. (ke ihe excess good, gentle cleansing toe ton mext week A LASTING EFFECT. Typewriters, Keys Umbrellas, Cam-| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON At a later interview Mrs. Bennett eras a speclalty. Roem 1, Second Floor. Shannon Bldg. - Hartford.—Fall meeting of Congrega- CAN DY CATHARTIC tional club of Connectict will be held 265 Main St., rooms over Disco Bros. \ies-~ | member of my family of kidney trouble at Center church house tonight (Ttes- | membe; Eircams over'] duy), Rev. Quincy Blakely presiding. |some years ago and there has been no Supper wiil be served at 6 o'clock. Dr. | o™ Jo 4 gince, I willingly confirm Fies, Cake and Breal ‘Wilfred T. Grenfell will make an ad- o5 AR catnot be. eiatian’ dregs in the evening my former endorsement DR, RODERT 1. COLLINS| St n o ™ o A L T For sale by all deales Price 50 L B . P W Restraint of Mileage, cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, | DEN’I‘IST ¢ |LOUIS H. BRUNELLE Merging the gpecial session with | New York, sole agents for the United thie regular mession of Congress 10oka'| ¢\ ,iox - ¢ a 386G Ike & comblnatlon in restraini ofi the (SUUCR L i 148 Main Street, Norwi¢h, Conn. St =2 . - ratleage graft. But mavbe it won't be | Remember the name—Doan's—an: Phone 4244 A Eastern Gomnectiont .,.l‘m'“}.,’.“’%u'. s~Indianapolis News. fake no other. TuThS letin for business results | Doan’s Kidney Pills cured :(i Now located in the Steiner Blook, Night 'phone 1083 { g S CENT BOXES-ANY DRUG STORE WOR + ALSO 25 €& 50 CENT BOXES: - Ave (Eas