Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 8, 1913, Page 6

NORWICH WESTERLYS’ ELKS' MEMORIAL DAY Exercises Held Sunday Evening For Thirteen Deceased Mem- vers—Death of Russell Aitkens—Harold Dean Wins North Carolina Bride—Fake Chicken Inspectors Loot Coops. ’ ¢ Elks' memorial day was* gbbserved Michael J. Deady, tyler; Corne- Westerly lodge, B. P. 0. E, | lius J ell, chaplain mes H. Central theatel | AlcKnigh The theater was flll- | are Dr. M The order of exercises | Wilcox and F r guard. The truste O'Connell, William hu Chesebro. der the direction of George Sherman. the Sampson: ofiald r the rendition of Chopin’s Funeral | % 1 the impressive opening cere- | s were conducted by Exalted Rul | er Rol Mason, with referenc to the following deceased members Nathaniel P. Main, Horace Burdick, | Burrill R Thompson, Joseph Graff, 3 Young, Joseph C. Moore, A Welch, Cornelius J. Brans- | ouis H. | g0 nis. There fol- | ;) selection and the xercises were con- o™ e hence greater saving. isa. given » miven | | | request. while 4V SED AND ENDORSED by the best cooks for more than a generation. Good enough evidence for any housewife. Cleveland’s not only does the work just right every time, but with less quantity and taining 400 choice receipts sent free on CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK Al Trolleys Lead To ; -Women’s and Misses’ Smart \ New Coats WERE $17.50 ~ Special $11.75 this lot of cleverly designed Coats you will find many boucles, chinchjllas and novelty mixtures in the most desirable colors. Coats which will button high in the neck, made in cutaway effects and with the latest drop shoulder sleeve. Women's and Misses’ Suits WERE $25.00 Special $17.95 The style and make of these charming Suits will surely please you—they're right up to the minute in Cook Book con- 't Angus Griffin, High s incipal of the 1 1 Marryott as n n Hish t Robinson, Cornelins E. Barbour, John i 1s James H. ney and o eedi Speliman. oy Bt The present officers ar#: Robert E. T New Rochelle CHILDREN HATE OIL, D 3 o € X : CALOMEL AND PILLS. ! ¢ 1 E > g ¥ S “California Syrup of Figs” Best For izl mental Tonder Stomach, Liver, Bowels—| ! ¢ Tastes Delicious. which has sour calomel, em, Bow against taking them With our children Mothers who cling to physic simply dom't r ed. heir tender injured by them If your chilc X Bowels need cleansing. clous “California action is poSitive, but zentle. of mothers keep this harm laxative” handy: they know cl jove to take it; th clean the liver e the stomach, an given today sa row Ask your druggist for a tle of “Californsa Syrup of Fi ck at z different. d form of what they | little “insides” are | and | A deli- s | tre Millions | iectic “fruit T ldren enila D counter made pany.” Re- ke « contempt. was swu n the ® Christmas | IS COMING—SHOP EARLY—MAKE YOUR CHOICE NOW 5D, : We will gladly hold any article you may choose until Christmas. DIAMONDS | Bought right and we are selling them right. A large and fine assortment set in up-to-date. 2&% e BRACELET WATCHES, CUFF LINKS S BROOCHES,’ JEWEL BOXES, ; LOCKETS, NECK CHAINS, gl Ry e e TOILET SETS, CLOCKS, s no larger. be divided are the from AND A LARGE LINE OF OTHER JEWELRY. HULL’S DETACHABLE UMBRELLAS. Our Prices the Lowest Quality Considered FERGUSON & CHARBONNEAU £ FRANKLIN SQUARE, NORWICH, CONN. ONE LOT 90c Pocket Hnive: 39c Athletic Club Ci Dance—New | Members for Sodality of Children of | Mary—Personal Notes. 1 and dance Soclal and Athletic hall Saturday well attended, om Willimanti, and oth tville | The music for th | nished by ss N —— { chestra. = The proceed: 5 gallon Galvanized OIL or GASOLENE CANS 50c §| " "Kew Nembora Recoived. I | Sunday atternoon nt three o'clock in St. Mary's church thirteen young ladies HANDLEED AXES ;. ,5=0icvc 06 c0 03 55+ - » » only 89¢ were roveived into the SoqaHty of the Children of Rev Landry | administered the vow to the new me after which a procession of all the members of the Sodality t0ok p THE HOUSEHOLD |[i7i 55 s Were held, the recitation of the bead: ALBERT BOARDMAN, Proprictor Blessed inging was by the cademy of the He . who sang in excel- BULLETIN BUILDING, 74 FRANKLIN STREET rnier of Plainfield was vis- friends Sunday The infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs, | Louis ned y by cut, tastefully trimmed and splendidly tailored. You'll find the materials excellent and the colors the best. Women's White Lingerie Waists Special $1.48 : A special lot of very attractive voile, batiste and lawn Waists went on sale today at this figure. Not a chris- in_St “ffon of Main street was J ndry church Sund Anna. of Holy Cros: the guest 7 s and Misses’ Silk Dresses Special $15.00 |l Dainty Dresses of charmeuse, crepe meteor, messa- line, etc., which were intended for sale at §2250. The Women ry, Sun- STONINGTON ge—Borough Offi- 5 . : waist in the lot worth less than $1.98 and man Repaired—Funaral (| approach of Christmas must hasten their departure oty 1 Ry ane sy Egan—Brown Tail Moths | __i1is orice will surely take them out. styles. n the marriage of | r Lee daughter of M P. Lee of Elm street, | ngto: ker Henry rdams of _Stoni | o ts 4 o'clock Rev. George ¢ e pastor of the First f ! | Friday night after a lon He | spending a days in Providence, rough all Friday evening proved had been a resident the borough | of Mrs. Haley's mother, Mrs very inti sting Mr, Munson spoke re served ) for a number of y r. Egan was | Dyer. on Mexico and Its People, and showed od with beau- | stone polisher until | David Reed a | stereopticon views on the' subject. Mr. : and | several yea ! spending a vaca has been among the people | Atwood " Machine Harold E: {born a Providence — ot Cure For Blindness. ims to cure any How ever, the aver- here, Moth Scouts Discover Brown Tails. | the son of | ton and : [ eia Sunday Stiernaon at 2 o'cioci at Wath: scouts™ who, nave Kirt il serve the same pur- Miss Helen S. | & ev. J. C. Lynch | b b S pose—Columbia (S. C.) State. Ll Lue Burial was in St. Mary's | on the trees in C. N. | - ‘and Helen | cemeter perty on Main street, | e . and trees in the rear of W First Win in Five Years. - on Water s Okildren Cry S molai | territory, e naimatn o Soum | S oy 8 S b Inking e | R Repa K aln: about three weeks to cover the | ‘ oningions in | e e ORDER IT NOGW - p 1s siripped | There is complaint in Aome guarte 5 3 drug | over the ra in the price of milk. S Ropkins & Co s Light Diuner Als, piadh W0, | eral dealers are charging 9 cents a | 76¢ per doven. 5 pesih] the de- | quart. Other dealers have refused to | Koehler’s Pilsner, 50c per dozem. e mas mads e and | {ention ¢ \dvance to this price and will con Trommer’s Zvergreen, 15¢ per ozen, airs were noted by the board. | "5 "% 5" Williams of New York | tinue to deliver to customers milk at | Free delivery to all paris of the Funeral of Edward Egan. was a end caller here. | s cents city. a B died at his home here | = 3 \d Mrs, George W. Haley are| The lecture by Frederick Munson in | H. JACKEL & CO.Teltphcue 136-& iIMPORTART ANNOUNGEMENT Accident Prevention and Workmen’s Compensation The AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY offers the services of its expert inspectors, free of charge, to manufacturers and other large employers of labor for the purpose of determining rates for their Work- men’s Compensation Insurance which will be proportionate to the hazards of each individual plant. 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