Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1915, Page 6

QUIET HOLIDAY IN WESTERLY hnpb Cashone Igmles Cartridge; Losing' Fibger ‘Enle— Herbert L. Niles Gashes Foot—Bowen R. Church Ar- rested for Not Paying Alimony- 5 hmt proposed const H amendment for national prokh tative Underwood had incor- | in the Congressional cord isome very interesting statistics. He fmays that states, counties and cities fporated v -son, Burial will iwould be at a financial loss under pro- )zgitior Tor instance, the receipts liguer licenses in Rhode island w&: as $672.750, of which $1 Teceived Ly t s “08 1»‘ to the licensed The su»ct&ara,:e . anmittee com- ¥gs, Carl Bur. and Dorothy @opu.a:wm ig §7.0. Srom vmert aeuhs i & 1.3 00,000 §5 28.1, whicn i3 Aowar tha ‘Karses, '.l'hc num of granted m Rhode idrurkeuness on the part 'imds ave less thap the (‘va Islan u.r:unu per d .98 ?xaaksur . 90! MYSTIC Haliday Dance—Whist For Williman- Angelo Cashone, like,the average in quisitive lad of fourteen. \see the result of seit itarget cartridge made of 1 lead. Entertainment. N, J., where in her J. El- Arthur be 2 the senior class 10 tively dec- erintendent were tic Guest—Holy Name Society Gives | / working indoors, L whether in office or factory or store, often weakens even a sirong constitution as shown in -nervous symptoms, languor or repeated colds. ° SCOTT’S EMULSION is helping thousands every day its rare oil-food en- riches the blood and aids the throat and lungs. Itisa strength- sustaining tonic, ira furrished freshments the music were served. At Ccuntry Club, The country club watched the sear out and the D Year in Thursday night. A fine entertainment n and refreshm: were se: committee in Arge W and M Clarence H, Willia: assisted gy “ K Air, L) dna L. Wheeler and Mr. Geo Jreenman. and re- WlLLIMANTiC | BEPUTY SHERIFF GREENSLIT CLOSED STORE Undertaking and Furniture Establish- g ment Attached for $i,500. The store of id P. Comtois, wl a lighted match a JeThe segte . Comtois who ‘held the cartridge between the thux has been engaged in the undertakin ané index fmger of bis right hand Nnusic | Kd_ farite busin in this 4nd watched the wax burn. Soon t the affairffor a number of years, was closed ¥ blzze reached the powder and o and Harr ‘:d\‘mnr'nlh,;:[ JVith tachme: the explosion followed. T or a total of $1,500. <ourse fop of tho {ndex finger was blown ithe thumb lacerated and the hand s verely burned. The boy was c‘vmv pr. Scanlon and decla again let his curios: 1 vent and wax nosed cartridges. Herbert L. Niles, agsd 70, of Potter | M, nearly severod his right foot with an exe while cutting cordwood in the 'woods a few miles from his h { Thursday. He accidentally ¥out a glancing blow, nearl a socia 2he great itoc and tw eninz the fcot to the ankle. 6, 1. O. Mles was alone when the acc et 4 the the Gil~ worred at 9 oclock In the m. Realizing his danger he managed to arawl from the woods to the I ke was found b; £ xt 11 o'clock. He left a trail of Srom the woods to the fhighway $robably would have bled fout for the assistance rendered. =gy weakened condition he was ta to his home on Caristian hi wetved first ald fo the injur Dr. James N. Lewis of Ashawa: ilster was taken io the Rhode I Boerdtal. wh | bert block 1 deeTee was conferr A number of the members of ington lodge, No. 26, I, O. O. I, | to Fai g attend went in the vil and two daught- Mr. Mrs Local Lacomics. Mevr Tear's day was about the same 8 arry old day In Westeriy, Rev. ‘William_ Franii MB=rd, Me, Wil preach @ pl&e Mission Sunday evening. Afisx Mas Zerdbarina left Wester E-!a:,y for Buffalo, N. V.. on a v Ber elster, Mrs, Nathan For Rev. F. A, MacDonald will m; Pittai sermon as pastor of the gm@ Baptist church Sunday mo Everstt ¥W. WHipple and Toseph Whinple attended the funeral of thel incle, Charles Whippls, in Washin on. and Lewis of Boston Worcester, William rthur Tarris Gli Hatch have with their daught- €rs in Aedford, Mas Jot Toxie of le of New York are guests of John Hoxle. Prentice with pneumonia Odd Fellows® Election. the regular, meeting of Stonins. T is serious ning ihe following Noble grand, W n: vice and, recordi: Mrs, Jane Harrocks died Friday at #er bome in Mechanic street, in her weventy-second year, She leaves three daush George D. Westerly 1odge of Bk nvited friends #0 the New Years eve festivitles, and alght of the guests made applicati for admission to members Senator Lippitt of Rhode Senaturs Brandezee and X Holy Name Scciety Entertains. There was a ‘ux..( gatl rering \rll'l]e‘rf' dists tional Goard, im was hande some solid silver fruit dish ae mt {6 Mrs. Gal as a wteem. lo, John Mrs. Jeseph L Smith \»no resided | acc Mis n Westerly neariy all of 1 Fh'_'reda # the home of . dled | a After the ?ERE‘S A REAL “GERMAN FAKE,” AND IT FOO LED THE ALLIES VERY NEATLY. | e - Aoty 18" S k- Ol o i WA P [FAKE. CEDMAN GON.TO FODLALLIES! German are good strategists. This picture shows one way they 20l the enemy. It is a fake cannon, made of an old cart and a big barrel. lramn the air or from a distance on land the fake looks like a real 42 cen- imster-gun, The purpose of it is to draw artillery fire and to set the air on the wrong trac! he | opPOrtu 2l in debts or not n the| ton- | re the guests of oston and Harry | Charles| J secretary, | ed in Deputy Sheriff Greenslit of this has had a m: reom in th was gi to raise the mon and th eriff turned tl over to the sheriff and the cha on un! large amount em t Us [ be developments today. the credi in _ fall. gers Defeated by Emeralds. £ long took 2 their state when they ord, champlons of that two years, 35 to e Valley street z o sitors were played off thei feet in the first half and roughed game badly e start of exhibiting some of h alds put up a great brand of pass throwing and bested the vi all departm Pane. ;131 in the hooting line, aVLhougn H ssell and J. Keirans had th with them took two bat came EMERALDS, Higgins .. w. Russell . Keir: Harrington New Year’s Opening. opening of the Loome who The management intends to @ | thing possibie to give it clean entert: nclusion | BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE 1051 A STYLISH AND BECOMING \l\ll)l_‘L” {1mdics® Shirtwalet With Long or Shert| Sleeve. | ! White crepe w and cuffs of Roma: used for this design made with'a Yoke postion back, and the sleeve in either design_is over elbow length is popular, an Ihe low iolling co is_co: T gl madras, lawn, batiste sir A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address 5 on Tecelpt of 10 cents 1n silyer or stam Order (hrm'.gn The Bulletin Company, Pattern Dept. Norwich, Conn. Only one modern sawmill is operat- the territery of Hawail {# MILK or OYSTER 8.10 A. M.—8-10 P. M. LARD Il | LARD LIMITED 10 PDUNDS 11b Liver /15c 151h Bacon | Meadowhbrook Creamery FRESH TRIPE Butter, (Mo Bitter) 3 Ibs. 97¢ CRACKERS, 2 lbs. .. SOLID PACKED TOMATOES, 3 cans. .25c 23¢ 8.10 A. M.—8-10 P. M. 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GERMAN MILK-MADE GRAPE FRUIT, 6 for.25c Fancy Cauliflower, each 25¢ - o AT R SR COFFEE CAKE, loaf 8-10c | BISCUIT, dozen.......8¢c No Frozen Stock FRESH KILLED 6to 10 1b Average 204 U AR WHOLESME PRCES FOR PURE FO0D SKTLADAY Your Purchases Delivered in City For 5 Cents. Everything as Represented or Money Refunded. 810 A. M.—8-10 P. M. Fine Granulated SUGAR Oc In Quanities to Suit Your Convenience SUGAR CURED HAMS Whole or Half, Ib. .16¢c LEAN POT ROAST SALT SPARERIBS LARGE, BROWN EGGS LARGE PINEAPPLES JUICY LEMONS large size, dozen....12l5¢c 810 A. M.—8-10 P. M. Mealy Cooking Potatoes pk 15¢ 15 Ibs. to peck & JANUARY CLEARAN Cu @ALE Starts SATURDAY at 9 A. M. The Greatest Event of the Season COST is put aside for this BIG SALE. Every garment is of the very latest style, finest materials and best workmanship. e CREE A The following prices will endorse the above statement— SUILES: (-2 7 . COATS . . . COATS . . . 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