Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 31, 1914, Page 8

TRIBUTES TO D’EPARTED MEMBERS| Paid-at’ Meetmrof Women s Association -of Park: Congreg.. tional Church—Reports for Year Were Given—Officers Reported by Nominating Committee Were Elected. +° There was a large attendance at tie Pmeeting of the Woman's assoclation tor Park ‘S:zgrezmomx church, heid tin the house parlors on Friday lafternoon. Mrs, Samuel H. Howe pre- i sided and opened the meeting with de- jvotional exercises, followed by _the re- imn of the secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson. . Mrs, Howe then spoke affectionately tin memory of the members of the as- tsociation whose death had occurred bduring the .year passed. These were IMrs. Pitcher, Mrs. ¥. R. Mason, Mrs. 'G. W. Barstow, Miss Ruth Symington, “Mrs. €. 'W. Briggs, Miss Annette Hol- den, Mrs. Frederick Symington, Mrs. sBenjamin F. Brewster, Miss Arline {Vetter. The hymn, Love's Offering, ‘was sung as a tribute to them also. Reports were read from the various | societies comprising the associatidn, the home and f missiopary so- i cieties, the Daughters of the Covamn., the Cradle Roll, the Parish House as: ‘sociation, the Committee of the Inter ior, the Flewer committee, the Hos- pital committee and the Library com- mittee. In comnection with the mis- sionary societiesa letter-was read fro:a the teacher in Lymm, Carolina, show- ing the great service the school is able to give and also a story of the Jones family, giving the .results - of their month eof self-sacrifice. There was also an_ extract read, NORWICH “BULLETIV, SKTURBAY, ~ O6roBER” 31, 19 Political Advertisement VOTE FOR NELSON J. AYLING Republican Candidate For JUDGE OF PROBATE All The Business Trolleys Lead Lenter To of Norwich Some Garment Section Thoroughbreds AT SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICES REFERENCES : All who have had written by Rey. Asher Wileox in mem- ory of Mrs. G,iW. Barstow. The report Of the nominating com- mitted was accepted and -the officers elected were: President, Mrs. Samuel Here’s an attractive group of Boston Store garments at some very special prices for Saturday—Suits, Coats and Dresses, modish and of excellent quality and finish marked at prices H, Howe: vice presidents, Mrs. Ed- ward J. Grabam, Mrs. Willilam T/ Crandall, Mrs, Neville Blicq; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Oliver L. John- son; chairman of the flower commit- tee, Miss Louise .. Howe. After the formal .meeting, ' refresh- ments were gerved by the vice presi. dents, Mrs, Fred T. Sayles, chairman, Mrs. Junius Brand, Miss Charlotte C. Blackman, Mrs. W. Tyler Browne, Miss Matllda Butts and Miss Alice C. Dyer. ‘MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER FOR MISS NELLIE HAZLER “Given -at the Karoli 'Homestead in Village of Shewville. Friends of Miss Nellie Hazler gave & miscellaneous shower in honor of cu-r approaching marriage to the har- bor master of the port of Norwich, !Herman_Jackel, Jr. Miss Nettle Qarolli was hostess at rthe Karoli homestead at Shewille, swhich was beautifully decorated with cautumn foliage and Hallowe'en fes- ttoons interspersed with garlands of !man-- electric lights of varied colors. { The affair was gotten up as a Hal- towe'en surprise and Jack o'lanterns, 'black cats and witches were in evi- 1 dence everywhere. During the evening Mr. Karoll acted ras chief witch and with an exceeding- \ly humorous speech suitable to the occasion presented Miss Nellio Hazler a handsomely decorated Hallowe'en i basket which contained the many gifts iof her friends, consisting of cut glass, silver, china. and: linen. . Long will ‘those, present remember ‘the beautifully rendered vocal selec- tions by Mrs. Thomas Thornes in cos- tume and the piano s6los by Miss Rose Thornes, A bountiful collation was served md 4he Gazuma helped 'lflx their mmerry. selections /to malke & success. Mr. Karolf with Mhl Anna T. Kelley as partner gave an exhibition of the latest developments of the tango and maxixe. At a late hour the bride to be was escorted to her home in |di Hallville. Among those present were Mrs. &MG Thornes, Mrs. Mc:r ’dfi-:ml . 8. es Teticn S the'eliser Lillian Motlnr e Fadler, Anna /T. Kelley, wuwx. Nettle K.l.toll. ‘rene Qulnlqy. Lena Conrad and Lil- lian. Luoy. ;. Fooled Her. Tetty, m bright little Oveyearid, ‘wvas a hm gossip. It was her cus- tom as as she arrived at her - grant r's to say: “Come the kn.ben. gma. Fve ":; news, Betty? inquired-grand- mothet. “Not much” sald ‘Betty soberly. *Willlam (Sister Mabel's fiance)’ was #ver Just night, but he and Mabel .un. mumm"-qug False Hope. Horace~I cannot help telllng you again I love you. Can yeu not hold oug any hope? Pheebe (wearily)—1 &id out one hope, but that's gone now. Herace—Whut was it? 17— Phoebe—-I" had _bopesl you wonldn't mention tlue,-uhker"nnin ;~Manches- e B Wfl“snflw ‘ ”!»«fo ot speak'to Wim?” % “No,* reptied 6e scholarly glcl “When I passed him Tacthul “Whieps you loole ab e my dear;your eyes always havea’s expression.” “That is' without/deubiy my desr, be- eause thay always¥reflectsyour ador- able-ineege '~ Perist Pages TRylles. ® - el mm»#fl is therriamzie of the-Jap- aneso sun god, «while thet huge ido! with a multitude ef hands-1s krown as “ue Deiboth. il affair | drying Rose Thornes, |. FIRE WARDENS SEND CAUTION TO HUNTERS. Told to Be Careful About Starting Fires in the Woods. — . In cooperation with the commission- ers of fish and gabe, State Forest Fire Warden ‘Walter O. Filley of New Ha- ven has issued to the fish and game protectors in the state the following letter of caution and advice, The number of fires occurring since the opening of the hunting season in- dicates that hunters are not using due care with matches and smoking ma- terials while in the woads. The su- perintendent of fisheries and game has, therefore, authoribed me to requst your cooperation in protecting the woods from fire. When you discover a fire in the woods please notify the nearest fire warden, without delay, and please take every opportunity ta caution hunters. as well as all others seen in the woods, regarding the dan- ger of fire. Forest cover is essential for game. The hunters defeat their own . desires if they set fire to the ‘woods. Thanking you for your co-opera- tion, T am very trulyo]fanrm One Dream Realized. “Strange,” said the first tramp medi- tatively, “how few of our youthful dreams ever come true!™ “Oh, I duuro.” said bis commlon. “] remember I used fo dream about wearin’ long pants, and now I guess I wear ’em longer then zny obe else in the country.* ~Iadies’ me Journal. Yawning. ‘When 2 man {s tired he stretches his arms and legs end yawns. Birds and animals, so far s possible, follow his Sxample. Birds spread their feathers and yawn. They open their mouths slowly till they are roynd, the bones of the head seem to loosen and the gills open. D Diplomacy. “Why 8o you insist en underrating the kind of golf you play?” “Beeayse,” answered the wise offi- cial, “there is no use of making a ‘whole lot of people.jealous and antago- nistle over 2 little thing like goif.”— Exchange. Byran ory Dentists. The of dentistry stood higker in Byron's esteem than the pro- fession of arms. In September, 1820, on hearing that his favorite dentist had died, Byron wrote to John Mur- ray: ‘“The death of Waite is 2 shock to the teeth as well a3 to the feelings of all who knew Bim. I left him in the most robust health ard little tonought of the national loss in so short R time. He was much superior to | take him» Wellington in nationsl grestness, as he who preserves the teeth is preferable to the warrlor who gains a name by breaking heads and knocking out grind- ers. Who succeeds him? Where is tooth powder, mild and yet efffeacious; ‘where i3 tincture, where are clearing roots and brushes now to be obtain. ed? * * * 1 kpew that Waite had married, but little thonght that tke other disease was so soon to- over- & ooty o SEE S STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO. Lujcas is' senior, partmer of tne firm of I. J Cheney & doi EiYof Toiedo; Countsand State afore. said, und that ot O each and every cese of Catarrh that Gannot he cured by the use of ws CATARRH CURE. , FRAN Sworn to before in my presence, this 6th day of Decem- Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nelly and ects directiy upon the blood and mucous surfaces Send for te-tlmonllu free. CHINE Sold by AT Drageists, ise Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- pation, Hopeless Lung Tr?ubl;mCurod. Many recoveries from lung troubles are due to Dr. Bell’'s Pine Tar Honey. It strengthens the lungs, checks the cough and gives relief at once. ‘W. S. ‘Wilkins, 'Gates, N. “I used Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey in a case given up as hopeless and it ef- fected a complete cure.” of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey. cough is dry and hacking, let it trickle down your throat; you will surely get relief. Only 25c at your druggist. any probate busi- ness in the Nor- wich District dur- ing the past ten years. SOME_GOOD REA- SONS why he should be re-elected: His practical experience fits him best for the work. He protects the orphan and aids the widow with ad- vice and assistance. He is uniformly kind, courteous, patient, attentive and fair. i He has never permitted prejudice or partisanship to influence his work. He has no connection with any law office and devotes his entire time and attention to the duties of the - office. He is the man for the job. ounty, ss. k J. Cheney makes oath that he oing business in_the 4 firm sl pay the NE FONDRED, DOLLARS NK J. CHENEY. me and subscribed A, W. GLBASON. Notary Publle OZ~rr=n Armo 0Z-x>mr zoz INK-TITE FOUNTAIN PEN For a Short Time Only WE'LL PAY YOU $1.00 the system. & CO.. Toledo, O. Mr, C., writes: Get a bottie 1t your NORWICH TOWE Missionary Circle Holds Session With Mrs. A, A, Guile—Timothy Fields Sworn in as Constable. There was a good attendance Friday at the home missionary meeting of the TFirst Congregational church. afternoon the The Jetter from the missionary for whom they with_interest. per of biscuits, salad, cake and coffee was serdved, furnished by these mem- bers: M, Ow: Huntington, Mrs. C. J. Afbell Mrs. ¥ QIrs. Martha, Cro!s ‘Mrs. Edwin C. Gay, Mrs. Delia Gifford. Farmers are gathering large quanti- tles of leaves for winter bedding. After a business trip, during which he was at his former home here, Jokn W, Buckley returns this week to Pat- OLD DR. R e s Bome' i “the Cantérbury turn- HARRIS’ menuracturea ana pike, s0ld by N. D. Sevin & Son, 118 Main Mr. and Mrs. E. U. G. Baker of Bliss place have been at Eastwood Park and FOR YOUB OLD FOUNTAIN PEN Provided You Buy a Crocker INK-TITE Fountain Pen, Here (Only one Pen taken in exchange for each new pen purchased) Exchange Your Oid Pen Now DON'T WAIT er Ink-Tite Pen is 0o be a FAR BET- than you have ever Me Ready ing—Every In the ies were busy sewinz. are working was heard At 6:30 o'clock a sup- en S. Smith, Miss S. 1. Eyery C guaranteed TER PEN known. CRANSTON & CO. Books, Stationery and Periodicals 158 Main St, Norwich, Conn. M. M. Bacheler, Miss Charles Browning, ss Elizabeth Coffey, Mrs. Martin Durr, Noted About Tewn Street, ocr can be procured direct from the owner of the original prescription, MRS. MARY A. HARRIS, R. F. D. 6 Nerwich, Coun. Price One Dollar, Danieleon for a few days' outing, re« turning this week. The class in parliamentary law witn Rev. G- H, Ewing as teacher meets every week for study and muech in- terest is shown. The next meeting will be on Monday evening. A cottage prayer meeting in charge,] of memmbers of the t Methodist' church was held Friday evening at the. home of Charles Vergason on Ver- gason avenue, New Constable Sworn In Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fields and family are moving this week from West Town street to 18 Elm avenue. Mr. Fields was recently* sworn in as a constable for Norwich Town. Received Banner Endeavor The local clet was one of banner for e ency given at conventon held At that gathering the $5,000 was raised for the Headquar building in Boston Met With Mrs, A. A. Guile ceting of Ever Ready Daughters was ng at the.home of n Kinney avenue. | acknowledging Dainty refresh- he hostess. bert A. Gu r from A ds was read. s were served b: Really Fault of the People. Amateur concerts are probably all right in their way, but the trouble is ska there are so many people who are un- able to appreciate that kind.of mnsig. which should move them very quickly. Buy Sttun'hy— you can’t save money any more easily. WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ | WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS Saturday, Special $18.75 Suits in the season’s latest cuts—Suits with a selectness of style—a thorough- ness of making and 2 good grade of DRESSES Saturday, Special $12.98 We have grouped e -large number of pretty Silk Dresses which display many of the newest style features— the draped and long tunic effects and everything used in suit building. {mage of fine - crepe-de-chine, crepe There's a very good color line for your |meteor and satin. All the mnewer choice.! Values up to $22.50. shades. Values up to $17.9. PRETTY SERGE DRESSES AS LOW AS $5.98 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ COATS FROM $10.00 UP ‘A splendid collection of choice mixtures, cheviots, zeberlines and pile fabrics is offered for your choice, also broadcloth cokts which are the very correct thing this season. All made in attractive models for all purposes. For as low as §10.00 you can secure a remarkable coat value. Today is the Last Day of the Toilet Goods Sale leeadvan!ugeofthuhn(hyofcutpmeb—ofwtmon&emvahauem tions which you make daily use of. - Don’t experiment, but buy the ones which you know are good and buy them at prices which mean substantial savings. HERE'S A LITTLE PARTIAL LIST OF THE MONEY SAVERS FRE| ONE BOTTLE OF THE PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO W 50c Buy three 10c cakes of PALMOLIVE SOAP for 39¢c and we will give you absolutely freetsocbottleofthispkndflshmpoowhdlhudldwdmm' healing, emolient qualities of the soap. 16 OUNCES PUREST ABSORBENT full bleached absorbent cotton in pound rolls— Sale price ........ . 40c HIND'S HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM— Sale Price 15¢ BABCOCK’S CORYLOPSIS TALCUM— Sale Price ........... 1j¢ MENNEN'S BORATED OR VIOLET TAL- CUM— . Sale Price ........... PINAUD'S EAU DE QUININE— Small size—Sale Price Medium size—Sale Price. 10c CAKE OF ARMOUR'S SOAP—oval cakes in two odors, violet or rose— Sale Price ........... 80c¢ worth for 39¢ - OAKLAND CHEMICAL C(O.’S DIOXOGEN—tbe standard of strength and quality— 19¢ size—Sale Price. . 39c size—Sale Price. KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE— Sale Price COTTON, T4e B codlbzrosashy oo see12e SANITOL TOOTH PASTE, Powder or Liquid— Sale Price .. cresedlle 4 TOOTH BRUSHES— N """ i Ry Rtaaitie Regular 15c—Sale Price....................100 Regular 17c—Sale Price Regular 19c—8Sale Price Regular 25c—Sale Price HOUSEHOLD RUBBER GLOVES— Sizes 7 to 9%—Sale Price......, 2 Quart Hot Water Bottles--Special 79¢ We have just received from the factory a supply of these bottles which were two-quart intended for sale at 98c. Owing to the lateness of their arrival we have decided to sell them for 79¢c and get them out of the way. They are moulded seamless red rubber bottles of exceptional quality. While They Last 79¢ each SATURDAY SPECIALS Waist Section SPECIAL $3c—AN ODD LOT OF WAISTS in both lingerie made of in ' the thing for wuse under the styles. All . offered at the one little price— and tailored effects, voile organdie and linene several different Domestic Department COTTON CRIB BLANKETS of good size, worth 15c each— Saturday, Special ......... Rug and Drapery Dep't. OIL CLOTH SQUARES of the 10 ‘vest quality ‘just received. ' Just stove. 1 yard square—Spec $3.50 COMFORTABLES $2.! At this price we will sell a lot -4%0 0 ial ..........69¢ | of very handsome Comfortables, > Satwrciey, Swees all full size and flied with best 1% ygrds square—Special...75 DRESSY BLO IN VAL- cotton— 1% s square—Special $1.10 UES UP TO 88.00—We have Saturday, Special ........$295 uped a selection of Silk, Lace Snd Chiffon Waists to sell at High and low neck ef- fects and long or short sleeves will be found. The colors are brown, green, blue, Copenhagen, §3.98. Ete— Saturday, Special’ $4.50 NISSES FOR price. Copenhagen, Wwhite, rose, gray, brown, etc.— Saturday, Special SWEATERS $3.50—Sweaters in sizes 30 to 26 in some very mice col- orings are included at this L:l'; ol $20.00 SEAMLESS WILTON, $16.98—9 by 12 Wilton Rugs valued et $20.00. Just six of them to go at this bargain price. All good colors in ‘me- dallion and small effects— Saturday, Special ,......$16.98 27 by B ALL-WOOL AX- MINSTER RUGS in both Soral and Oriental designs. Very heavy and worth $2.00 each— Saturday, Special .. 3% SizEs NS 20c and 59¢ Ferns From Geduldig’s Beautiful Fernd, heavily leafed in two different sized pots. These are Ferns which have been grown under ideal conditions and are now in the very. best shape— 29c and 59¢ Near Main Street Entrance $3.50 Fine Nickel Plated Bathroom Fixtures 49c each SPECIAL The lot includes Glass Shelves with Nickel Brackets—Glase Towel Bars —Nickel Towel Bars—Towel Racks —Toilet Paper Holders—Wall Soap Dishes—Combination Tumbler and Soap Holders—Holder for Tumbler and Tooth Brushes. You probably paid 75c for pleces no bet- ter than these. (Now on Sale in Basement) Street Hats ™ BOSTON STORE TRIMMED ON SALE 55'98 SATURDAY We are showing for Saturday a special lot of Trimmed and Tailored Hats—Hats which we £ should ordinarily sell for from $5.00 to $7.00, There are absolutely no two hats alike in this special lot which includes black and all the de- sirable colors. These are not the so-called ready-to-wear hats but are all TRIMMED IN OUR OWN WORK.ROOM SPECIAL $3 98 have eyt e ———————