Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 19, 1914, Page 7

A Beautiful Complexion May Be Obtained By the Use of Stu- art’s Calcium Wafers, the Greatest of All Blood Purifiers. No need for anyone to go about any longer with a face covered with pimples, blotches, eruptions, black- heads and liver-spots. These are all due to impurities in the blood Cleanse the blood thoroughly and the blemishes will disappear. “Stuart’s Calcium Wafers will give you an excellent skin color and re- move all face eruptions.” That's what Stuart's Calcium Wat- | ers are intended to accomplish and | do accomplish. Their principal In-| gredient is Calcium Sulphide, the quickest and most thorough blood cleanser known. These wonderful little Wafers get right Into the blood and destroy erup- tive substances present in it. In some cases a few days are sufficient to make a marked improvement. And when the blood is pure the whoie tem is a hundred per cent better. Go to any drug store and get a 50 cent box of Stuart's Calcium Wafers, Get them today. | Don't fret any longer about those | blackheads, pimples, boils, tetter, eczema spots or skin eruptions: they all go and “go quick” if you use Stu- | art’s Caleium Wafers. THIRD CO. WINNERS IN SHOOT Coast Artillery Seven Defeats Spanish War Veterans and Picked Team—Captain G. E. Church Makes Possible 50 | Prone—Three Riflemen Tie With 94 Total. Private Social SPECIAL ATIRACTIONS FOR TODAY Seasol erchandise The team of seven from the Third ) B. Brewster ... 41 4 s ere are Speual lll flabslte M 1 company, Coast artillery, won by a|G. Ranger | sl] llld mak B‘]Sy oh i e | BEwec Sl e n that she e thls a ore Today day evening in a shoot in which they 303 341 644 met teams from the United Spanish War Veterans and Ortman's picked team. The score for the Third com- pany team was 644, with the Ortmann team second with and U. S. W. team third with 617. The teams Ehut standing and prone. On the shoot standing the contest F. On_Ortmann’s team the high was was Fuller with 94, and Baldwin was | only two points behind with 92. The former led on the prone shoot and the latter standing. The following were| the team scores: Standing. Prone.Total Children’s Winter Coats at $3.98 Children’s Winter Coats of chinchilla and boucle, sizes 8 and 10 years, in gray, navy and brown— Given by the 1914 Day Classes d . 1 — was a close one, all three teams being | 17 iaiqmin T of the our entire stock that formerly sold up te$7.50 3 98 bunched together with a score of 803 | T Hatdwin - i H 90 . Clearance price ......cececcececcececocans . for the Coast artillery, 302 for the|\i '‘Bijicq 38 46 84! Spanish War Veterans and 300 for| Ny : e 48 89| Ortmann’s seven. A Shooting from the prone position, the | 1+ 1x, Fulle Coast artiilervmen widened the gap, | = o pas i making a total of 341 to 327 for Ort- 300 s pre : 5 for the Spanish Wi s, ond 815 for the Spanish War| yi,jor john Hagbers led the Spantah | Individual honors for total score | War Veterans with a total of 93, his went fo W. R. Denison and N. G.|Dest being 47 on the prone shoot, in Granger of the Third company, and | Which he was tied by George A. Tur- W. E. Fuller of Ortmann's team, all | ner. The team score was as follows: registering 94. nandmg Prone.Total . 45 49 o4 .44 46 %0 Women’s Winter Coats, this season’s newest styles, including handsome Novel Mixture Coats—Chinchilla Coats in gray, navy and Ox- ford—Boucle Coats in black, navy and brown, $5 w value up to $12.50—Clearance price.......... o Commercial School FORMER STUDENTS INVITED Captain® Church made the iblo | C. Hagberg . 45 20 s S ; Ser : 50 on the prome shoot for the Third | J. x_{r:gberg S e a 3 Women’s Salts Arabian [_1;]1}7 _(4}0.1}1\ a ldrelslm\ .'mj : company team and although two of | G. Turner . : g b o Al Tl e waTE Shiawl Collar ani its members made clears, the team | C. Thorpe . 43 43 86 . TN warm coat, ma eng 4 d won the shoot | 3. Haselden it 43 85| Tickets Distributed at School up to 1 o’clock today straight cut corners—Clearance price. . . ... ... B The following was the score of the|F. Olsson ... fa 4“ 85 | g Third company team | F. 8. Smita . et 4 87| 6w Chuanr T e e 502 315 617} Lots of Fun—a Big Entertainment—Social and The Third company is expecting to| R. Denison .... 45 19 2 t arrange a shoot with the Westerly and | 3 49 Women’s Long Kid Gloves dance—with an Abundance of Refreshments is Promis- Keily 47 Willimantic companies. d AN ExCEmoNAL OFFERING ou. BEFVLER S DR [ wiLL sHaRe IN v Exactly 147 pairs of Women’s 12 and 16-button length AR AR C AL A LE I | 3 Kid Gloves—representing the surplus stock of a New York gttt e amm oy 7, | resens o nmtn oo e} Comeormoet your ol rienls and sk {1} St ier S s Sbitece e el be 9l at about 257 less than regular prices. Note These Very Special Offerings Th d ctors an v Under the heading “To Share Win- | o e e e e P Taaidont® | ahip Estate” the following despatch | tural “socety held its annuai spring |{fom Washington, D. C. appeared in | meeting Wednesday morning at 11 | Wednesday's New Yor orld: new acquaintances and have the Parcel Pest Limit for Cuba. The weight limit of parcel post packages consigned to Cuba is four pounds and six ounces, according to information received by Postmaste: Caruthers from the department at Washington. The postmaster has also been informed that the deparime issue books of ome-cent stamps, n number, for 97 cents 96 The Island of Lew: des, is offered for sale in the Hebri- Your Chance Has Come TAKE IT! Your future lies before you. You say | that You are competent, clever. | sourieful, able to achieve. Cleon caters capeclally to those who appreciate the qualities of a high-class reader—who will treat their wecret af- fairs in the most sacred confidence. $1.00 - READINGS - $1.00 Satistaction guaranteed to each and all 1 AM NOT A FORTUNE TELLER, nor do 1 cater to the superstitions of the ignorant, but my special work is of the nighest standard, and I offer my | services to all men and women who are | burdened down with sorrow, discon- | tentment and perplexities of all kinds. 1 1ift you out of the “rut of bad luck and worriment and start you on tue| road to have bappiness and suce have no time to waste on those simply to have their “FOR- TOLD” in the spirit of a lark, e not sincere and in need of my special help and advice regaruing some important events of life, the not call upon me, for you will' b ed away at the door, for my are too valuable and cons gaged in helping e who Seek me in serious need of m ful power and advice, and I i be imp pon by those w moment to sat h‘.!pn“ e curiosit IT'S NOT §$0 MUCH IN WHAT 1| TELL AS IT 13 WHAT I DO FOR o BY MY SPECIAL INFLUENCE that 1 put forth your behalf to overcome | ALL your sorrows and troubles so tnat | you can hay to, win your GREAT positively guarantee ihe most stubborn c tai What good is a clairvoyan un.ess they are abie to Jift your ‘troubles. worriments to ish 1 ses. 1 never, neve bad luck? NE \..ATEVER. For in- stance, suppose ou wer sick and ent to your doctor for help and he simply TOLD you what 1w symptoms and ailments, but DID NO cure YOu. .nen for heaven's suke what §ood would his advice be (o vou? Would you not be in jusl as bad shape as before you threw your hard-earned money away for his “talk?’ There- fore, this is Lie very point I want t bring home fo you-—the same ru holds good regarding the clairvoyant ou decide to consult. What good it do vou to have a claj simply TELL you of your t heartaches and stumbling block the clairvovant has the POWE. overcome them and really be of e | ssubstantial benefit to you? For in- | stance, when vou cail upon me, 1 lane you by the hand and read your life itke an open book. 1 tell you the bad as weil as the good. I tell you names of enemies or rivals. 1 will also SHOW you HOW to overcome them. In case 1 see that your husband, wife or sweetheart is faise, I tell your in fuil and aiso give you power to cor them to be If T find 3 jave had baa 1 P es Lo succe. to turn your tell rou . in full ot you Jove the most, also will tell y HOW you can BOSITIVELY main in_a speedy and happy marriage. tell you that you have an old inherit- ance, lost wills, or buried treasure t.at belongs to you, I also huve the POW- ER to GAIN them for you. In fact, 1 care not what your troubles may be, ‘I can give you the “life iine” that will bring you Inte the harbor of peace, happiness and prosperity “Fhere is no wish so great, nor heart s0 fond, that 1 cannot accomplish the speedy rssulls 1 never publish testimonials 1S NOT WHAT I HAVE DONE FOROTH- ERS—BUT \HAT 1 CAN AND WiLL DO FOR YOU. After thix week readingsx will be $2.00 and #5.00. 287 Main St., Room 16, Second Flight. Hours: 10 a. m. to & p.m. Norwich, Conm. | set for the next fair. September 3 v 8 V. . . In Elbow Length £ g wear we i el b — - ise you (former students of the Commercial School) a show the weil known * e ves i all the | Avers: and Charles D, Greenman, with VACINATION PROPAGANA. wanted colorings—black, wh Nile, 1 X e oot | carried a bouquet of pink carnations. | Mr Otis. The programme was as fol- | ley before marriage was Miss Alice M. :;ill;:x — t);uov‘v’:mnmmn against | The fower e M R able offerings of fine Hosiery that we have Smith of this city. s bt ence and Beulah Carpenter, daugh- | piano selections. Will S5 1 i " StmeLy, (O - e e n Voeated at her easel |, Veccination against smallpox should no selections, William Douglass; | | engaged in sketching for her work { essrul- | S | | W man, District Deputy Arthur | disease. Notwithstanding this eloquent 3 N Bt ywn, james C. Fitzpatrick, Ei- | lesson on the necessity of the thorough DELCNAN NAN MARTYN Fresh Creamery Fresh EGGS |mer D. Kinsman, James M. Sanferd, | vaccination of communities, there atfll| Mary. I have found that face pe Cant ampe i p \\\‘ Guild, 3 Fra A is, | exiet anti-vaconiationsits who pass| clegs tue po and cause . \ T e soaly 1ce t e Al B2 bty i M. Cowan, J 3 | ' | churen, Mra, Frank I. Brown Poss|Yantie. The church was handsomely z < i r s’ | That a settlement of the controversy Qiclock In the Jdirectors’ room of the | over the will of Theophilus Y. Winship, | DrGRCRITE et rotivitied towara | & rich Norwich, Conn., merchant, has approaching and the activities toward | & i i by et this large event should be commenced | Peeh 88Teec, upon., wes, AIIH HEC 00 soon, Secretary C. D. Greenman pro- ;‘;Iffl q"rm"“"ood“urm M Winehip's Posed to the mesting that a date be | 15 SR FO2GR O go0, Vorth Fo | fused’ to -discuss the case further than to say that $2,600 was not the amount on which the compromise was made, as_rupiored. Winship, who dled in 1913, leaving, it was supposed, nearly a quarter of a million, made & queer will, cutting off some of his nearest relatives. He had been a prominent Spiritualist and the members of that body in Norwich ex- pected a legacy, but got nothing. AS his estate inventoried but about $130,- time of your life. KID GLOVES AT KiD GLOVES AT T f Women's 71 pairs of Women's 16-button I length ves in t e tan—regular $2.50 quality pair. § Kid Gloves white and 12.BUTTON LENGTH sl 98 ]15 BUTTON LENGTH 32.48 | | | | and 9 were decided upon. Last year | the fair was a great success and great effort will be exerted to have this Year's fair the banner fair of them ail The members present were: Samuel E. Holdridge, James B. Paimer, Gris- wold H. Morgan, Elmer R. Pierson, Michael B, Ring, Simon Brewster, George A. Pendleton, George A. Kahn, President A. D. Lathrop. Secretary Charles D. Greenman and Treasurer George W. Brewster e ; e The result of the election showed | Jaoysqme think he had in his life given that the same exccutive board was| ifrs Woodworth was one of those reclected as follows: James F. Mason, | . e - |cut off, but she will now receiv George A. Pendleton, James B. Pal- | share of the estate sttt On Sale beginning Today and until sold. Other Long Gloves at Special Clearance Prices 8-BUTTON LENGTH 98c \CHAMOIS G\.OVES AT Women Be sure to meet us at Miller’s Academy at 7.30 tonight 8-BUTTON LENGTH CAPE GLOVES AT 980 on length Ch in limited_quantity grade—Clearanc odd | —our reg ar «$ | price 95c a pair. Elbow Lenglh Silk Gloves In All Colors This is our personal invitation to you, and we prom- President A, D. Lathrop, ex-officio. | State Board of Health Publishes Ar-| MRS, ALICE M. BROMLEY guments for Compulsery Vaccina COMMERCIAL ARTIST| Yon- Former Norwich Woman Successful in [, 1% the current issue of the monthly | Los Angeles. are published arguments for vaccina- | e | Hon. & followa: | gown was of white satin trimmed | response was given. Robert W. Oti Among the Women” | Digcussing the physical vigor of| With point lace, with a bridal v as always, delighted with cornet solos. Which it is featuring, the Los Angeles | gonool children and how to preserve|2Bd she carried a beautiful bouquet | The ompanists for the _evenin; Tribune recently contained a big bl t Dr. §. Aolphus Knopf in the De.|f Toses. Mrs, Peter Vanderwaart at- | were Mrs Rue Bliven, for Miss ture of Mrs. Alice M. Bromley, Who | camber {ssue of the New York Megd.|tended the bride and her dress was | Worth; Waldo Newbury for Miss Jack- the commercial artist at the big | jear Jo : | pink stlk. She wore a picture hat and | son and Mrs. Benjamin H. Palme for | Bullock department store. Mrs. Brom- | ool Journal speaks of the necessity Etc. price a pair Women’s 37Y%c and ch a Pan. 3 for 50c Hosiery at Continued this week—the special sale of Wom- en’ ine Imported Hosiery. This offering of . i . Hosiery represents a big chase from two of 29 P the leading New York importers. The assort- ( C a an', ment is broad and comprehensive and includes good time. fine cotton, lisle and mercerized, light, madium ’ and heavy weight, black, tan and split feet, sizes 83 to 10. It is one of the most remark- or c jters of C. E. and C. P. Carpenter. mysical lecture, Airship Globe Tro ting, or Around the World in 40 Tunes, Rev. D. B. MacLane; solo, A Woodland | Madrigal, by tten, Miss Pearl Jack- | on;: e Four Leaf Clover, b ;_cornet solo, Robert W ever made—regular 37%c and 50c Hoslery at be a requisite to admission to any which is described as the designer of | S h‘?“}fi‘_h"‘*’“ v_pa‘";’“h&“" or privateand poier Vanderwaart was master of ¢ gowns : and and | perlodical revacclnation, particularly | gmonjes and best man and the two poster: In times of epldemics, obligatory 10 ygners were Louls VandeFwaart L C L R continued attendance at school T C o tatee rother of the o e oh Parents objecting to vaccination - B, Carpenter gave the bride awa; bride. work in which she should be obliged to maintain their own | (il s1fte from: their triends Lo el ower, encore, 'Banio > believes there is a broadening and | SChools. It would prove the best pro-| atives, Out of town guests included il oh loping fleld, She is a graduste of | Paganda for compulsory vaccination.| Mr. and Mrs, Charles Apington, M lo, Ail on a Sum- Norwich ~Art school, studied at |An additional and effective means to|gjla and Lilia Miliett of Moosup, 3 e T the Art Students’ league in New York | @ducate anti-vaccinationists and to|Mr. and Mrs, George McCradser of S5 With other teachers and was as- | convince them of thelr folly is to send | Willimantic. orth. . nt professor in art at Wellesl them the authentic records wherein it college, is shown that in epidemics the non- Sz S R L PEA vaccinated individuals have died and | DELIGHTFUL MUSICALE e vaccinated ones survived. A good WEST SIDE PINOCHLE authoritative statement to give to the UNDER XENS' AUSPICES CLUB CONTINUES SERIES. | anti-veceinationists is the following: ; e G egiodins s (holTollowing. | HavioD, B, MacLane in Lecture with J. Jordan in the Lead—Pettis High for | been compulsory for many vears, there| Soloists, Gives Entertaining Pro- | ins Elating | has only been an average of 53 deaths| gramme, — | annually from smallpox, while in Rus- he West Side Pinochle club had a | 518, where there exist no compulsory 3 O f th t abl: d - . - i Wednosay Svening. wad-ihe | vascination law. for the sama DOPUIA: | cecatal’ cventines for vhe Neps wes Get This For Colds NOTIGE==Fish Depariment to be opened shortly following were the results of the eve tion there have been 40000 deaths|that of Tuesday when a delightful mu Prescription for Positive Resulta ing's J. Jordan 7502, Baker 6275, | from smallpox annually. There is vir- | sicale was given at the i Bap- Dot Expasimet ;. We will have nol}nng but the best, freshest, up-to- the-minute stock at prices that will make you wonder he success- the regu- ¢ | [THE MOHICAN COMPANY obb. There was and the society ex- | sum A. Jordan 883 Pettis | tually not _lhe slightest risk from a|tist church under their auspices. Larsen | careful antiseptic vaccination against| From the opening number, a bril- g 5810, | Smallpox made with pure virus. Thus, | liantly played piano solo by William , Underwood 6140. for example, in the Philippines two i : | Douglas, to the close, the programme A Tt L) how it can be done. ores for the series is now as | million vaccinations were made with- | was ons of exceptional merit. The |1 el > ated Pine). | g x 3. Jordan Baker 46465, | out a single case of serious infection| | musioal lecturs, entitled Airship Globa | 1 to a half pint of go0d Whis Watch for our Advertisement. 5 5830, Pettis | But we need not go to the Philippines | Trottiag, or Around the World in 40 | Xev. & ake ome to two 45560, Opitz 44830, Lar- | or foreign lands for a lesson. In & | Tunes given by Rev. D, B. Maclane . g ch meal and at Pendleton 44190, Ledger Ith bulletin we read the follownig: | of Taftville, was \nteresting: and -was | 2¢4 t i PORK CHOPS 1 ¢ g sting an . ik o chilaren ac_| @ 2 lbs. Fresh Cut Underwood 43905. | ‘Smallpox, in the first decade of which | cleverly carried out on the violin, the | cuicils and ¢ e known to Iz [’)’;“:s:t_‘rmr{:!o‘}] killed 66 persons | faik being Interspersed with bright | o I profession. Be sure. to, et LlVER ..... BEs it Ac et = . of the population | sparkli its of music a ong char- | only th ir . mpoun . Visitation of Grand Officers. | of New York city. Until 1575; ‘when| eoteriots ot the - comniie. Sonar: | tGon oo ROUND STEAK Tuesday evening Brainerd lodge, No. | 1,280 deaths were reported from this| which Mr. MacLane takes one in the | POttie hat g " ar M. of New London, | cause, practically no preventive meas- | round the world trip. | case. It your d ut of sto 1b. < o will quickly get it from hig whole- tion of the | ures had been undertaken by the au-| The solo numbérs by Miss Clara | sale house. Lont fool with une pful gran, er, Edgar | thorlties, but the high mortality of that| Worth und Miss Pearl Jackson were | mixtures. It is risky. For the past six |l Salt SPARERIBS 1 Salt PIG HOCKS of Thoripsonville, and hix | year aticred the gity ofctals to action | brilliantly rendered, the applause de- | Yours tnis hus had & wonderful dema 1 te officers. The lodge worked | and free vaccination by the department | manding an encore to which graceful | Pubiished by the Giobe Pharmacentical {llb, ... ... ... ... S e RPN . M. degree in full form and with : of Ith was then established and has Ao A 80, Those presen Past Grand Ma. sociate Grand 3 been in conatant operation ever since. | from Norwich were |In the decade 1874-1883, smallpox | er Justin Holden, As- | caused the deaths of 247 out of every | apiain Rev. Frederick | 100,000 of the population died from this | uart 30c | @ Fresh, 4 Health and Beauty Answers | Sorfi.d Meat OY STERS’ flery resolutions in their soclety meet- ly cendition of your =km Ma ings Und hean contumely upon tha | c4d uge this nexniniiy Toflu iy Ean Mild CHEESE, Ib. 16c - 20c | Process BUTI'ER,lb.. 27c James H. Whitney, C. A. Speor and | heads of officials who are charged with | i1, be delighic soon 20 or 250 $1 30 | ‘ "“w,,,'\;‘;‘,‘,’."j,‘,fi:,.",;“, cerved to | caxing for the physical welfare of our | gat- i the ikt j “-”‘k:" i et | ot s e g Tt | | “Bang Up” OR A NGES Ripe, Juicy, close of the work. The Norwich Ma- e e g PRIy s e a s (. Pinia ot wate NAVEL Sweet KO Pt S T e pEDDIRo: il varvety 3 fjtis mageno | fa Sugared DATES, 2 Ibs. 17c | Head LETTUCE, head 10c Readings Before Missionary Club. Bullard—Carpenter. inaidennoed. ! 8| Free i Yellow ONIONS : ! 3 Ibs. Extra large, each. .. .. 28e Alaska SALMON ROLLED OATS 3camu‘..........25c L T (R .o vereo- 180 Mrs. Chester G. Ambler was hostess | AL 1000 Wednesday Miss Olive T, | éspocially nies Salt MACKEREL ONION SALAD at ammeater G Ambler was hostess [ Carpenter and Ernest F. Bullard ware | olly, Skins and is s Gfor” ..... cnvicce 28e] 2hottles . .. ...coame 178 : . i when on and will not ssi Missi; club i married by the Rev. Robert W. Coch- | sibl hen on an e ety Cun held 20oihe rane in the Grace Episcopal chiireh in Meay Dinner Blend COF]‘EE Yellow MEAL | SRR T 19I5 hs. . ........ Suee iS00 William 8 liott, Walter B. Crooks, when your weight is & d your skin will be firm and 1\ wrinkles. No dlet or exercise as it cannot possibly do CAULIFLOWER S s AR Mra. 8. T: To make your eyes sps Annmie L.: Powdered delatone is the e 1 would suggest using simply ¢ There was an attendance of | 46COTated by Mrs. George Adams with | most effective i..ng of which I know | 108 tonic. which ls — Mrs. A. T. Utley read int ng | TOSoS and paims. for removing StubDOrN hairy Erow o chiapters from the life of Judson. Fol. |, LhS, PHidal party, composed of the | Get un original puckage and lowing the meeting. light refreshments | eita hy R msihoior e bridS hairanot wa Were seaved. Carpenter, who gave her away, - | the flower giris entered the mu of (h!} church as Organist William ¥, { Habekotie played Mendeissohn's wed- How to Cure Rheumatism ding march. During the assembli B verbhot Saatit . s How to Cure Rheumatism | |5 murel "ieine 6 o i e T o Confectioners’ SUGAR | PEA BEANS 4 reserip- || Organtat rendered the bridal chorus v - y » tion Easily Mixed at Home. rom Lohengrin and during the cere. | fashioned s . f anc R e o e 11c | 3 quarts 25¢ - - mony there was soft music. The bride | : egularly wi Py % =1 = == his simpie and harmless formula has | . £ Shee S , - erfec + 2 & = - 2> H woried L SRt LI IO RS | wax el i The Chuncel by the ggoom | (3 eriect ! - ; Fresh Baked Goods Daily it, guickly relicving chronic and acuts | s best man and In the Epis- | ¢ % fro arug |Bin: a 2 wi lf;heumallxam and uuckar'he.f ;‘rnm ye }m;-a‘.fiwrwc-«. which was used in t ‘,'.?; K::;. wate N ¥ . o HOME-MADE SUGAR SMALL ruggist get one ounce of Toris com- \ing the nuptlal knot, one ring was| fuh quart s a tat 5 at a = pouna (in original seaied package)and i thr aay. This is ) REA oal KIES doz. 8c|PIES, each Sne ounce of syrup of Sarsaparila fom | e very Sotian, Cleknses ihe bio: 1 B D, loaf 6-8¢}COOQ! Z. PIES, Rpecaid pound. Take these two Ingredients | & Ve Pretty reception was held at | 2SVo%: cefngte TA0 22000, - | conaition i home and put them in & half pint of | the Yantic Engine house after the cer- ions and re- - £00d whiskoy. Bhake the botfle and |emony at which Swahn's orchestra | Li§,the skin of fisco/r > stori ith low of youth to Dora M fuke a tublespoonful before each meal | furnished delightful music and the | sre mn iiexinar 0y & fon r banishing your wrin-| 2 5 S a 2 almazoin and at bedtime.” (Good results come af- | Wauregan catered. The couple left for € [iy-cream quick - and "certain in- its STHMA {08 gt bedume, Good, reaults come af | Wauregan catered. The couple lett or | " PRSI o L | elly Sreim™ quicicana Teerfain - tia | PIES, CAKE AND- BREAD | A gist duves not have Torls compound in| xygustine and the Indian River. On | fAlling hair is evidently caused by |i.c skin. It is made as follows thet nadmpt B axselied. | You want to know what AS-MOON stock he wau get it for ina rewi| Lo oing they will resta “Bliss | Washibg with an ulkall preparati L ounce almazoin Into % pint wa - Sxhe 18 doing for catarrh, Bronchitis, Asth< hours from his whelesiale house. Don’t 1 Yyl reside on BlUss ! yare is my way of cleansing scalp a add 2 temspoonfuls glycerine and let | Phone your order. Prompt service. | ma. Send for our free booklet. Hay« b inflienced 10 tuke a patent medicine | place.’ The bride is the daughter of | hair so both wre kept in perfect heal inst 1 this. Insist on having the |’ Mrs. M, E. Carpenter of Yantic and SE | sand exer nigh avply u thick cotti] "y QUIS H. BRUNELLE | fover cured at home to stay eorets Dissolve a_teaspoonful of can i - s > e week's tr genuine Torls compound in the original, | is a very popular young lady among | cup hot water and pour a ma e well into EHte., Ope. weekR ERSETIAS SEREIN e-ounce, sealed, vollow package Thid | her many friends. = For meveral vears|lime on the head while rub rema hick, cr on and ind 1 on until morning. then wash of | 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) | The AS-MOON CO. New Londem, Ct. - ! 3 some m act2TuThS failing and dispels e, biotehes, | pimples and other bea defects. 11| THERE s no advertising = is, alsy excellemt for chaps or tender ! Kastern Connectient works up into & that stops irritat hundreds des'weara cured | She has ‘been organist at the Second on’ This in by it in a_short time. - Published by | Congregational church. Mr. Rullard is of da tae Globe Pharmaceutical laboratories |2 well known musician of this town | oil. ing th ol twsaee and lives on Bliss place. The brido’s ' iy with & soft Auft and beaut! f tne worst c jum tn | FHERE w ve severomas medinm g 0 The Bul- Eastern Connecticut ual te The sKin letia for business resuits letin for business e b A LD