Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 19, 1914, Page 7

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1914 i Blackheads Bother Everybody But These Disgusting Sights May Be Quickly Removed By Using Stu- art's Calcium Wafers. Blackheads surely beauty des- troyers and ther spised by all me hem about mouth, ne are e, neck or in Got Rid of Blackheads in a Jiffy by Using Stuart’s Caleium Wafers.” P, ¥ Calcium ittle blood and e swept this country like ie workers have ul lite FAIRVIEW HOME PROSPEROUS Odd Fellows Corporation Held Annual Meeting in New Haven —Cash Balance on Hand of $46,742—30 Residents at the Home Now. At the am) held in 1. 0. O. I Wednesday the president’s report was read by Selah G. Blakeman, who in conelusion announced that he would not be a re-election. veral commit- the affairs of Groton to be The ended U After the read, the and but t board were made nolds, P> G. M, of ¥ president: Algot Johnsen to be third dzepuort, of Presider dgcpor irst Viee son, P, econd K t Charles H. Smith, dletown T.ondon 1zve the best opport | see now well eve | both outdoors 3 in meeting ¥ 73 members or about of the total membership. Marcus L. Reynolds, P. G. " | Philip Pond, o 7| Some Changes in List of the United An easy way how to keep Dust off your Carpets. For particulars call at SCHWARTZ BROS. al meeting of the 0dd| terncon of Jan. 1, which was carried Fellows' Connecticut Home corporation | out with hall, New Haven, | reat success. 1914, we had three horses, © heifer calves, 17 swine, ranging from 12 weeks ol up, and about 100 fowls. Secretary’ Secretary Waila New London reported receipts of $10, He gave a list of the gifts made to the home during the year. s Report. R. Johnson o Treasarer's Report. Treasurer Leopold deLeeuw of Hart- ford reported the condition of the gen- eral fund to be as follows: Debit h 1, 1913, total funds on hand, $44,076.86; received from Wallace 510,519, n president’s orders, 1914, balance on hand aid in the library fund is fargaret Austin bequest invested as part of ..e gave to Clarkson N. | edit for assistance in the per- | formance of the duties of treasurer. ! Other Reports, ts were presented by the committee, composed of Wil- hison, Grant U. Kierstead y C. F. Howell; the_supply composed of Frank®R. Up- Repor na the’ propert . composed of . Gates and warcus .. Reynolds. | APPOINTMENTS MADE ON STANDING COMMITTEES. Workers. In the list of standing committees of the United Workers to carry out the | work of the year several changes have | been made. The following is the lise United Workers' house—Mrs P 1 rederi Meech, Mr: Mrs. Rush | Leavens i By | Rudd, Tho: Visiting nurse chairman; Mrs. Miss Alice W A. Gager, Jr M Mrs. Charles J Huntington ntington, Mrs. Rust cretary; Mrs. R.H t Doolittle, Mrs. Henry H. Gal Ellen Geer, Mrs. Mary A. Reach Down in that Old Bottom Drawer and get out a fresh pipeful of LIBERTY. Man, that's tobacco satisfaction for you! Just like old times, ain’t it—when you used to work on the outside, before you took the inside job. And the old LIBERTY habit is a mighty good habit, too. A naturally sweet, juicy chew or rich, fragrant smoke of ripe Kentucky tobacco, aged for three to five years to bring out all the mellowness and smoothness—that’s Autheritative Styles In OurSpringshowingofNew Dress Goods is now ready and we invite your inspection. Every person con- sidering Dress Fabrics for Spring wear should see our magnificent showing. Every piece of goods shown re- flects a correct style and coloring of the secason. Of the high quality there is no vestige of doubt. The values are just as good as our superior buying organization and small profit prices can make them. You can be assured of perfect satisfaction if you select the material for your new dress here. mongst the Spring Fabrics will be found many new weaves and colorings. Some of the most fashiona- ble shades this season are—tango, mahogany, leather brown, delft, old blue, dark old rose, taupe and others. Here are some of the leading fabrics: Long Cut Tobacco LIBERTY is an honest, healthful, pure tobacco for men who like their chewing or smoking to have a solid satisfaction to it. You get tobacco-hungry lots of times, and no insipid “hash”™ will come any- where near suiting you. New Egyptian Crepe, all wool and 40 inches wids, all the newest shades, including black and white—price 75c a yard. 46-inch Wool Crepe, heavy weight—44-inch weave—both are $1.00 a yard. Wool Ottoman a new 44-inch Readona pe_in all shades, desira > sither for suiting or for dresses—price $1.25 a yard 44-inch Brocaded Poplin, all wool and a very handsome weave for dresses—price $1.25 a yar 62-inch Brocaded Crepe in handsome shades of oid biue and wie teria—price $1.59 a yard. You must have your LIBERTY. It’s as satis- fying as a square meal —the standby of the he-boys with vigor and vim in them. 40-inch Canton Crepe, luster—price $1.89 a heavy silk and wool crepe, with a red yard 56-inch, All Wool Diagonal for Coat Suits, or pretty shades of Copenhagen, price $1.50 a yard. one-piece dresses in navy, leather, brown, gray and black Those rich, juicy strands of pure LIBERTY | have a flavor and mouth-filling quality you can get no other ‘way. 56-inch, Two-tone Whipcords for Suits, Skirts or Coats, in gray and black, navy and gray, tan and brown, etc., at $150 a yard. ho Serges, an excellent n widths, weights and colorings— 36-inch at 50c—44-inch at nch at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. and white, a variety of grades at 190, A week’s trial will prove that LIBERTY can keep right on satisfying you, day after day. Shepherd Checks in blac | 25¢, 69c and up to $1.50 a Plaids for Skirtings are very handsome color combinations at shionable. We show a number of Then you will keep right on using LIBERTY. Sold everywhere in 5¢ packages. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY and $1.69 a yard. Cream Color Fak Mohairs and Cashme $1.00. - 48-inch Cream Granite, just the right weight for a Spring Coat at $139 a yard for Dre -inch at Skirts or Coats—Serges, Batiste, 50c—44-inch at 75c—54-inch at 56-inch Cream H omb and 56-inch Cream Bedford Cord at $1.50 a yard. Mrs. William A Willia = 56-inch Crean cord Suitings at Serge Suiting at $1.59 a y a yard. 3 S 7 -inch Cream Whips s Lord sang, On the | church will be on Friday evening NORWICH TOWN drian Sea, and I have a Little Sha Academy Gris' Double Quartette and |y Victrola Selections Please Large Au- dience at Chapel—Teachers City Schools. Free explanation. Chaun. V‘/Ye invite you to visit our Dress Goods section and see the new fabrics whether you are ready to buy-or You're welcome. lotte Burgess of Dorchester, Thou art Herbert R. with friends here for a few Webster. GEO. A. DAVIS NEW SHOWING OF Japanese Goods We have the largest and| u;’*,‘T;”“jM handsomest line of Japanese | N Smoked Bamboo Baskets ever | were g00ds, shown in this city. Flower | residen | presen Baskets, Sandwich Baskets, |iibe | have a meeting a! Automobile Lunch Baskets, |. Trays and Vases. | These Baskets are very de- sirable for Easter. Japanese Novelties, Japan-| s ese China, Japanese : . 1 “{:V:g::;:‘ Lamp Shades, all new designs. | {55.5"5h o5 4| Tovcas, Mra s See the display in our large ; show window. EASTER CARDS in great variety. All new and | fresh. Early buyers get the choicest ones. GEO. A. DA\@% Broadway| CLEON 99 ne Reg“lal' Momhly Meefiflg The Famous and Gifted De- of the Board of Trade | will be held in the Bucking- | Thursday, Friday and Satur- ham Memorial at [d‘Y~ 8 o'clock TONIGHT $2.00 READING FOR $1.06 A large number of applica- | tions for membership will be acted upon, and other busi- | ness will come before the meeting. Buffet Luncheon. J. C. Macpherson, President. H. W. Tibbits, Secretary. In charge of Mrs. F. E. Da t , Lest A program of tw and Wol not. Villiam | Girls” Double Quart mbel of Packer na rnon The P-(;rteo;s _& M&chell Co. e Lord Bdith Biiven, M been as the la Miss LaRue Miss Lucy Saybrook Con- ar and wi Easy Way to Remove Freckles and Eruptions ursday and Friday LARGE FRESH EGGS Money-Savers for 1 BROWN dozen Money Cannot B\‘ly Better Eggs FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT H STEAK HALIBUT BEST SHORE 1b. HADDOCK, Ib. ... 6c FRESH SMELTS, lb... 9c - K BLUEFISH, I 9c FINNAN HADDIES, Ib. 10c LAMB CHOPS Family Style TRIPE i 6¢c Rib or Loin, 2 lbs. pris et oy BUTTER, 1h. 29¢, 3 1bs. 85¢ Contectioners SUGAR - 4 lbs. 23c Frosting = CORNSTARCH DINNER BLEND COEFEE b...... ... Mohican CONDENSED Norton, | Henry M. | have an Ash Hod with a Coal Hod beside it (patented). The Ash Hod is deep and catches all of the ashes. It is easy to remove and carry and doesn’t spill. Both hods free. The old, clumsy ash pan is hard to remove and strews ashes over floor and stairs. MONTVILLE YOUNG PEOPLE WERE SPECIAL GUESTS Attended First of Lobby Socials at Y. M. C. A. Building, |lineator of Character and Life | ¢ | will give Readings at LOW FEE The wonderful “Single Damper” [patented] makes perfect control of fire and oven. Better than two dam- Have you seen it? OYSTER, SODA CRACKERS, b LARGE CAN COCOA PREPARED BUCKWHEAT, 3 lbs..13¢c Franco-American Ready Maid SOUP, 3 cans. . . .25¢ FISH FiSH FiSH Large Stock of Fresh Fish at the Broadway Fish Market | for this week. Shad (first of the season), Haddock Roe, Cod Cheek and Tongue. - Clams and Oysters. Oysters on the half shell. Have you tried our Oyster Cocktail? Come and | get our prices. l Broadway Fish Market Phone 517 0. LACROIX «40 BROADWAY pers. f ated [double]. G single] or ele ovens desired; end HAILE CLUB SALE. About $40 Realized—Final Soon to Be Balance id to Creditors. about 540 ale conducted oms on Main strest This amount will be applied towards the 1 the For sale by M. HOURIGAN, Norwich Agent. Would you go back and live again the life vou've just passed o'er with gs the same as vesterday? he chanze no less, no more Call today —tomorrow expec he club t ance still due creditors short time, may never WHE® *>u want to puv yuur busi- mess before ihe vublic. tnere is no mes @ium better than through tne ~Avertiss ing col' mns af The Bulletin vantages slip. Don’t de- s are dangerous you know. Room 16, 2nd Flight, 287 Main Street, Norwich. Hours, 10 a. m. ¢38 p. m. Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers, Boston “It takes a long, strong climb to reach ces: : and the only on th e