Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 20, 1915, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 191> What 1s Going On Tonight Ladies” Cav.‘hohc Benevolent Assacla- t. K. of P, O e tar Ladge, No, 44, A. T and A._ M., Masonic Hall Francis S. Lnn§ ‘Woman's Relief Corps, No. 28, G. Hall. '\\flllmanflc Lodge, \'0 1440, L. O. O. 1. at Home on Ple: nt Street. WORTHLESS HUSBAND JAILED. John Welkisvitch Stole from the Wife Who Had Paid His Board. In the police court Tuesday morn- John Welkievitch was _char 1 “non-support, intoxication and sreach of the peace. The accused was arrested on complaint of his wife, who testified that Sunday her husband ibame home drunk and abused her by *Taliing her vile names, but had mnot truct She said that in the nine montk married life she had suppC her husband for the last five months, not only pay- pard. but even submitting to k of $23 from her trunk. The dmitted the theft, but stated ten dollars of § He also admitted did not remem- No action was of the pe; s fined ome dollar tosication and given in jail for non-support. but wife. C Howard Chaffes Injured home. Mr. Chaffee Fort 2 Montgomery, man is employed. Mesting Followed Supper. club of the held their club rooms at e evening. At the meeting, a sup- the members. members of the Grex church n the Coneregational Die Besserung Meetina. er support of the t furn morn > programme cor Douela Food Sale of Woman's Club. X Woman's club hel food sale at the street, Tuesdav tea was served tea tables wer: pointed. Cummings, Mre Mrs. H. L. Hu: TRAFFIC LAW HAS TEETH. Sixteen-Year-Old Edgar noring Warnings, Gets Court, Brown, lc Into Police been very lenient of Lewiston custody by P w ta ouls Pat Brown, ken into hus. Tuesday morn- that peatedly nd again up Rail- crossed and Watch Your Baby Smile Tuck him into one of those‘ ‘WILLOW CARRIAGES and see his eyes take in the fine covering and the wheels and parasol, or put him on one of those TRICYCLES, he can run it the first time he tries. We have lots of other items| for him like Chairs, Doll Car- riages, Rocking Horses, Ftc. Come in and let him or her pick it out. LINCOLN’S Furniture Store Main and Union Streets, Phone 285-3 Willimantic, Conn. | | JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Elmore & Shepard FuneraiDirectorandEmbalmer 60-62 North St., Willimantic -ady Assistant Tel. connection HIRAM N. FENN UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER 62 Church St, Willimantie, Ct. Telephone Lady Assistanc DR. F. C. JACKSON, Dentist Painless Extracting and Filling a Specialty 752 Main Street, Willimantio Talanhons LADIES’ SUITS Our entire stock of Tailored Suits, ranging from £18.00 to £30.00 in value have been grouped at $7.50 and $15 00 SEPARATE SKIRTS There are about 50 Skirts in all of Broadcloth, Poplin, Serge and Tussah, worth from $5.00 to $12.00, now marked $3.98 WRAPPERS AND HOUSE DRESSES of Gingham, Percale and Dark Lawns have all been bunched at one very low price, 79 cents TOWELS are needed in every home every day in the year and the new prices give the best values for over two years— Huckabuck Towels, 8c to 21c Turkish Towels, 11c to 29¢ EVIRYTEING NINE DAYS ONLY Thursday, Jan. 21st, to Saturday, Jan. 30th LADIES’ COATS including all Misses’ Coats, formerly selling at $15.00 10 $27.50, have now been divided into two groups at $7.50 and $12.50 FURS We have a large assortment of Jap. Mink and Imitation Wolf, Fox and Muffloon, wortk $35.00 to $10.00, now only 98 cents WAISTS You will be surprised to see the variety of White Lawn Waists and others of a heavier fabric, in white and colors are showing at 79c. There is also big variety at only 39 cents CORSETS Our sale of Corsets is always a big feature of our ness and the prices are all we need mention— Values 50¢c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Prices 39¢, 79c¢, $1.19, $1.59 IN TEE STCRE busi- Except Summer Goods ‘ullerton & Company WILLIMANTIC, CONN. in this city Tuesday on his way C. Andrews Hartford. in front of the store of and held a where he stopped his ersation with a 16 Champlin hall stop with the curb in any part stop onl in any plead Rded, but 1t would prov with should e again for of Kinsm: business. _Mrs, J. H. Haurley near in nt Tuesday a Putmam visitor it was in New Lon- is in New Ha Edmond Raci al 30 o'cl Tuesday mornin home on n street, n sang the requiem hi cot. L. Adams is spending 2 Boston. J. L. Champlin was a isitor Tuesday. II. M. Frost of Windsor sper v with his parenis here, Masterson £ -Pr of visitor Tuesda of Edmond Racicot w: Kk in Mrs. wich “Sicha Bu; OBITUARY. Nathan Gallup. - Tuesday. of Danielson was a Sarah T. Gallup died at_the home of her daughter, Fred Par- ish of Mansfield late Monday eve- ning, after a short illness with pne Raymond Gore no She was born in 2 7 from a visit in Roc years a the daughter of Ira S. Murphy the widow of Nathan ¢ P ived by one daughter, Mrs. Par- four nfeces, Mrs. Albert 14, Mrs. George Balch r of Warren s. John White, £ her parente Holycke Tu who has returned to Hartford Tuesda rver of Florida. Myra Reed has returned to { Boston after a visit at the home of Entertained at Parish Mouse. her father, B. O. sions. Edith Scott Paschal, the phy-| Rev. Euzene Cr of Waterbur who has been con- |spent with his mother, Mrs. in the gymnasium at | Elizabeth Cryne, of Hewitt street for the past two liam Ryan, of Webste: years, entertained the members of the e funeral of different classes Tuesday evening at Tues house. An exhibition les- » o who has bee by one of the classes and Mrs. P. Cheney, d to her home in New Bri- A large number of the pupil paniripmea in the_event. Miss Pas Herman Simmons, salesman for the chal was M, Little- | Smith Winchester Machine Co., is in field, in the interest of the com- | Brief Mention. | Tverett Torence of Holyoke spent | sday in this city with Mrs. Tor- A. I Bill was in Boston Tuesday. James Bennett Is in Boston on bus- ence, who is a patient at the private hospital on Fairview street. T. E._Daley, who has been at the home of his uncle, hael Daley, of Spruce street, for the past week, re- urned Tuesday to his home in Prov- {idance. Bath spent Tuesday in Prov- o Strong was in Providence . H, Broderick of Norwich was Bullock and_ sons, | Alma Bill ave been at the home of Mrs. Bullock's fathar, J. G. Bill, for the past { month, returned Tuesday o their home in Boston. Hartford visitors Tuesday were: C. A. W. Buchanan, D. L. Ives, ! William Miller, Mrs, . | s, George Storrs, Arnold | S om AT Cflman William (oner THOUGHT HE HAD CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA |- But Now Eafs Cemed Beef, Cebbase. Onlens and Wince Ple For Dinner and Pork, man, S, A. Pe(kha‘\\. W. A. Al et osas mains P <,‘hasbm, F. B. Eaton, <. Yo thank you* scety | J. A. Shea. L H. Dimmock, Llo; ¢, of ce: F. O. Vinton, Dr. W. tarlane, Bects, Onfers, Tur i | | 1 | | | [ o, { s ol o ! DRAWBRIDGE NOTES. Birthday Surprise Party Given Mrs, J. Kiemansky. Mrs. Frank Faulkner of @ “i streat, Norw and M Fowler of avenue, Laurel Hill, at the drawbridge | sin digesters His own prescription Wil act on the siomach instesd. No physiclan over wrote a better stomach prescription tian- that embodied in tho famous MI-O-NA Stemach Tab- lets that The Lee and Osgood n this slolnity =V°n\ng !n h\ nor of 3 Misses Annie and Huu‘x Baldwin and Jenn: Hilda, The- odore and Albert Holmberg of Ledvard and relatives from Norwich were present. Cake, cocoa, ice cream and fruit were ‘served. Mrs. Klemansky received a mumber of gil to act Mi-o-na strengthens the walle and m lastig eod somach and Induces promot Ontario cultivates 15,000 acres of to- aligutest effort or disiress trip ‘with cotton to German the Associated Press in regarding the vovage as es an appeal for | for Pol { precedent ¢ the rig! ferers. The t s m MARKED DOWN CHILDREN’S COATS ranging in size from 4 to 14 years in a great range of Lloths worth $5.00 to $8.00, now nnrhd $2.98 to $4 98 LADIES’ VESTS, made from a heavy peeler yarn and well fleeced; good value at 29¢ a garment, to be closed out for only 19 cents CHILDREN’S KNITTED UNDERWEAR of every description has been marked down. should see the Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits at the splendid Vests and Pants at 19 cents You 39¢ and MUSLIN UNBERWEAR of every description for women, girls and children has all been mdn\ed down to the lowest possible point, but iack of space forbids giving the many items. STAF FORD SPRINGS s ials feel | Guests at T\ew York Wedding— . otton would have Seniors Clear $150 from Play for concerning the Washington Trip. | steamer’s status oe- | port, thera is neverthe- fficial quarter. rs of the cargo not likely, however, ion would be s of cargoes of WAR MUY\;I'HONS EXP_&?TED FROM THE UI‘-HTED STATES During November $1,194,510, Cart corporatol held nes the A\;«mh; a The about $1 ded to the Wa ,COF Installation. this subje he outbreak of t BRITISH GO\/ERNMENT SlLENT CONCERNING STEAMER DACIA Trip to Germany with Cotton at Request of U. S. APPEAL FOR HELP FOR POLISH WAR SUFFERERS Nation in a Condition of Misery Never Before Experienced. ‘from mer Ha amer Dac d to Ame: permitted t X man States to v th_Germax after being under the Amer- It is believed that the que 1 come up for consideration at cabinet meetir | he is dated Vienna lows January war has bro on_of all the Polish Polish nation puts for and made untold sacr a condith ch a manner th cotton will Fa‘c laint. The ever, is reg: different matter. lieved that if the Dacia sails for either ther of money, othing will he received with deep gratitude and will be further e dence of 11 known gener: and nobieness can peoy = MOTHER! GIVE CROSS, SICK CHILD ONLY “CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS” PEEVISH, FEVERISH, TONGUE COATED, GIVE “FRUIT LAX- ATIVE” AT ONCE. IF fruit laxativ keep it hand v know. its ion on the stomach, » and Lowels is prompt and what ails because ould be the our child a treatment at the tongue, ’mother! If |They also know a little given today coated, it is ure sign your -little |5aves a. sick child tomorrow one’s” stomach, liver and bowels need your druggist for a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. |bottle of “California When cross, sh, listless, pale, |which contains directions for babies, sleep, eat or act naturally children of all ages and for grown-ups breath is bad, stamach sour, s: plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun- full of cold, throat sove, or if f terfeits sold here. Get the e give a teaspoonful of “California fmade by “California F' Syrup of Figs” and in just a few|pany.” Refuse any o bows all the clossedeun wenskinated dcontempt, - Firearms Valued at | FUNDS USED IN LEGAL FIGHT TO SAVE PATRICK Iy was used in the Pat- rick case. | RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR RUMELY COMPANY To Continue Operation of Plants Un- til Further Orders, | Denver Man Wants Accounting of from | $100,000 to $250,000 Contributed. | Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. St. Loui 2 t Indianapolis funds used in t ointed receiver for Albert T. Parric company, a ing. | n the electri air at Sing liken and e Dbrothers-in- i Anderson, in United Patriclk 1 after convi = rt here this after- murd h Ric .. His bond was fixed a ,00 o continue the until further | ana he was them 7 | operation Hill's complair he turned no trom $100,000 to the fu recent meeting of of the Deep River George H. Blake of d to older sed to 1 how how muc Murray’'s Boston Store /ILLIMARTIC, CONN. Shirt Waist Gpportunities IN THE JANUARY CLEARANCE The woman in search of bargains in the January Sale should not forget to pay a visit to Waist Section. We are clearing out our Silk Waists and for this reason we are offering some unusual bargains in plain colors, striped effect and Lace and Chiffon Waists that were $2.89 and up to $5.95. Your choice now at $1.89, $2.89 and $3.50. At these prices are included a good line of Black Silk THE H. C. MURRAY CO. Incorporated 1842 “WHEREWITHALL” Everybody needs it, of course. Everybody is going to need it more in the future, too, when the earning capacity is less than dur. ing youth or middie-age. The best way to be sure to have some THEN is to save a little NOW..-a iittle at a time, but that little often. The W:llimantic H. C. MURRAY, President Savings Inst ‘u ¢ N. D. WEBSTER, Treasurer