Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 25, 1915, Page 6

'KEFPYOU FACEYOUNG [ < THE Aw; “Pure gt the sou Gran o hted 2 and 5 Ib. Sealed Cartons Weight and Parity Guaranteed. ree—perfectat the Journey’s end.” “Crystal Domino? Oh yes, ma’am — we wouldn't think of sending you any other. ‘Il send a boy ht around -— you're quite right—it’s the right way to buy mino, By CAN SUGAR REF'G CO. ABDRESS! NEW YORK STONINGTON Many Corivich, Conn, and at lead- Dwight C. Stone Conduct Funeral--Selectmen Bring Con- 2ation Proceedings, at West and Oirt b wmatled fres, with §2-3. book. Whist. Hempstead thern Pines, high is now able Lo sit 2 and. Colo. { Great proficiency was shown s made on thelcommand in man movements, ellavance| close and estended orders, loading and K laying{ firin a. the manual i everirrhers outside sen- | The tution for has been sembly by al s of officers assembly. srand veio powes veto an propria entire a. E ars. Ches- | fo Miss m and an act over Stillman purposes. operty aualis eneal assemb. ity or town, er of th | daughter of Schermerhorn, of Kingsten, sailed Sat- ‘where she balance of the winter. departure from Ki: Rhode TWestarly iz for the purpose comprises sonmpo ¥ cor i { the present | hood sufirage is | provision enab i nd or abride instead This would not affect West- advice and state officer members of .t} This will end the el committee and L state 3 That cation be abol of of population and. by by of is designated ae Dis s provision for the out Katherine local 1 of out vetoing the ng buildin e total Joss is $1( awtucket com vious William B. Livingstone. of a complele new conati= he state of Rhode Island es or towns to < for lo- though the office t be allowed to n act ap- ote will pass The building ewned by Mrs. Eugene in West Broad Max weels, Schermerhorn, | $10,000 FIRE L0SS NEAR WESTERL WONAN'S EVDENCE Defective Chimney Believed Resonsible for Blaze -iniPa.wu-v | tuck Stores—Stolen Hammers Found—Funeral of Mrs.' 2 | for reduced fare on steam and.elec M. Whittemore, nresident of | the International Union Missions and | ! e Door of Hope Mission, Mr. and Mrs. J. Maus ith Amerlez, m the the ¥ fire. £ 3 ode Isiand state_board . of | num agriculture, of which John J. Dunn.of zecretary, ster e toe one ree red to the ‘or 2 cottage at Fleas- has a halanct The field and staff officers of the | Island Coast Artillery - corps, des Majors Nash and Bab- o i b | YANTIC companies cdel and J. in thel bon. - J. ‘Ely, nayy | Thirty-five Tables at Invitation Whist o s i e st his| Given by Ladies’ Guild—One’ Hun- | ioniect will be played in the near fu- dred and Fifty in Attendance— ture at Lisbon. ireet'and his | B Warion award- | each table {Qu ! |7 Mrs. S. Frentice of Hartfosd epent i from ti | There ar A proposed act -presented t i g Kisciazdal] | Rhode lsiand general assembly b mghou;ml, aided bgfl'-‘” b""’d“’;’e“bi 1 Representative AlcLaughlin provides | 3nd strength-creal prope: 1 The measure provides UPHOLDS CLAMS Says: “l Wish All Nervous, - Weak, Rundown Women i Could Have Vinol,"It Did So Much for Me. ! Beailsville, Ohio. — ** Vincl has done so much for me I wish all nervous, weak, unespenced of $720.51 at the end of | the.fiscal vear. i secretaty of ' are _depariment of the Visiting Nurse associatiori, is ruD-down women could have it. I was 2 ir. N. J. to attend the fu- S0 run-down, weak, and nervous I could neral of a near. relative. not sleep nights. Everything 1 ate Senator Hazard of South ‘Kingston has presented a resolution from tue Kingston grange requesting the ssuge of a resolution appropriating less .than $15,000 for. the suppres: of the gypsy and browntail moth, Xine of the bush hammers stolen o granite sheds of Joseph Fra- and Eliz Monti have been recov- 3 ief of Police Brown. Six found by a boy named Codwin he baseball park and thres were tound in the bushes ih Granite street. hurt me, and the medicive 1 had taken did me no good. 1saw Vino! advertised and decided to try it. I had not taken | it long, before I could eat anything T ‘wanted without hurting me, and I cou!d sleep all night. Now I am well and strong, and in better health than I have been for years. I never spent money for medicine that did me so much as that T spent for Vinol.””—Mrs. ANxA MiLLISON, Beallsville, Ohio. If the careworn, tired, overworked women, the pale, sickly children and se avazilable figures _shaw (hat there are 5,292 farms in Fhode | feeble old folks around here would fol- | Island. OF these, 4,037 are operated by | low Mrs. Millison’s example, they, too, | owners and 2,811 of them are free from | would soon be able to say that Vinol, | mortgags, only per cont. of farms | eur delicous cod liver and iron remedy, | | aperated by owners being mortgnged. 954 farms operated by ten- 51 by managers. had built them upand made themstrong. It is the combined action of the medic- inal curative elements of the cod’s liver, ants and tonic iron, that makes Vinol a0 success- ful in such cases. railways for ail public school ¢ bt o companies shall sell tickets at road Taftville Lost at Dayville—Dance at| Maennerchor Postponed Because of | Rain—Other Interesting Notes. The local basketball defeat ¥ evening n a fast and ex game Dby the | score of 17 The Dayville | five got the jump in t! half and | led, the score beinz 9 2. T upstate quintette { teamwork ang we! | Dayville onthem. and t team met with at Dayville T Phelps, 5. Whipp: am E and Iob: annual m 3 of the Rhod societ were added (o ¢ 1 0 STAFFORD SPRINGS Death of Mrs. David F. Winter—! Doyle Closing Niaht. of Fair Draws a Crowd—Jullug -Serafin Breaks Wrist | —Duckpin Leaders, s | Whtie | of the An- ted much | alo of three new re to James er Tz factor i Plainfleld, a fc who was a ma deld-Taftville infield | Two Wrist Broken. f Mr. and Mr Pinochle Contest. Vielleaux and J. Blanchette, pinochle players of the Yare 111, Hansen 11¢, Snow.107, Cate 105, Co 2, Buck “hedule thig week: |letics vs. Red Sox; Tau ware badly defeated Giants. the railrgad house, e games out of five games Birthd. Party. e ’ Dingbats Organize Basketball Team. s, of the Ladies’ zuild of | tic held a most successful invita- st _in .the steam fire engine . at which 150w Thirty-five tabie aved and the follow basketbail team as well as am. They. are desiroas: of ‘me with the Tigers and Tramps. Thelr linsup’ fol- Poilard (capt.), Groeenwood | ter, forwar lemon u2; second, . Smith: to be given at Maenr lle Social clu decorated prizes. tions the dancers and My mpte l. : charge H. F. Far- 7 ist there was danc- j Myron Ladd igg Wiovence Hoffman of Leba- Blectric 1 furnizhed excelisnt pianu aslec. * as’ Henry Hamiltun's cern H, 5 jins. not higher than half' of .the mg;:;. TAFTVILLE f{chor hall was postpon account | schedule rates. i | of the bad weather conditions. At the t | nest dance George Barlow U play a xvlophone solo. | unsafe ang one or two fell with spent | tween the Mari the Taftv postponed each | meat be [ —tasted better steak he had Friday ai Elmwood, the guest of Mrs. | =T 4 2 , /\ a7z 4 A g = R a2t | THE ESSENCE OF CONVENIENCE EXTENSION TELEPHONE SERVICE From a second telephone in your residence, connected with your main line, located at the spot most convenient for you, for the insig- pificant price of 50 CENTS A MONTH HAVE YOU AN EXTENSION IN YOUR HOME? TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY $1._TO NEW YORK_s1. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN NORWICH AND NEW YORK . From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- days, Sundays at 4 p. m. New York, Erooklyn Bridge Pier, East River, foot Roosevelt Street, Mondays, Wednesday, Fri- days, at 5 p. m. F. V. KNOUSE, Agent $1. TO NEW YORK $1. COAL AND LUMBER COAL If your. subply needs replenishing, avall of this pleas.. * weather, which offers many advantages to both Con- sumer and Dealer. In time of peace prepare for W AR GHAPPELL C0. Central Wharf and 150 Main Street Teisphones 1 lce Unsafe. Some eof the boys tried lo he reservoir Sunday but the i Forty Hours Devotion. Hour devotion commenced at cred Heart churc Sunday Personals. Burnham F. Hasler spent John O’Shea of Jewett Beardow y won the gentleman’s nament and was a pox of do: O'Donnell of Central Falls, has been the guest of Mrs. B t has returned hed > on REMARKABLE STORY OF POLAR EXPLORATIONS. | to pieces hreshed on the edze of the Antarct ontinent was graphically shown by the fact that the men had to lean out upon it, at an angle of perhaps 45 dezrees, to walk in the ordinary wind. while no camera could record anything but a blank . when the blizzard was at height, The hut which was the head- qierters of the pa had one window. one o z left—Old le 2nima END INDIGESTION Pape's I home anyway eat some em. ion ing the ni ough kest surest relief known. 1 or and would take it 1t One the Encyclopedie. Bri to the O'=. casion S -| Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK A. D. LATHROP Office—cor.’ Market and Shetucket Sts, Teleshone 463-12 bottom, told Thereafte: BERMUDA WEST INDIES, PANAMA CANAL, WINTER CRUISES Large steamers, fine sonablo rates. Early service, rea- ookings should be made with me for preferred ac commodation: Tickets to Georgia, Florida and all Southern Resorts and to Europe b; given prompt 1 lines. Mail orders attention. Johm A.Dunn Steamship and Tourist Agent. 50 Main Street 18141914 {John A. Morgan & Son CO AL LEMIGH VALLEY New 2 Nut $6.50 per ton. Office and Yard Central Wharf “Vslephons 334, Auto Repairing and Painting We repair Autes of all kinds in the proper mannsr | lLatest Improved Facilities make our shop unexceiied in New England. We bake the paint on, which mak it wear better, keep its gloss lenger, and will not crack. Why not have yours !Ml no meore, |Bentley~Clarke Auto Co. 88 Main St, Westerly, R. 1, out as different anding were : right? It Sscser ClublSmaks: - OR STOMAGH PAIN {Look over our Ime of { INFIVEMINUTES Fur Coats, Horse Blankets | ik | and Auto Robes. s | “PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN” MAKES SICK, | 3 : phact Do ! SOUR, GASSY STOMACHS i Prices to suit buyer GIANTS THE LEADERS. 3 under ti FEEL: FINE. ! == i —— Murdocks. | tralian g | Standing at Close of Second Wesk- of ended with |rora, form H h l\ coffee | Waters, wa E AT L L C cc. L°Bsg=j=mes- SERaT m;;lh i 2 Al e L. L, Ul apman on, Al-|away. A midway It = s and | relay station throt acid, o 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Ct. fect scor could keep in to o diss e stoseore - | [ was established demain b - = SO OE S e | which was b diapepsin noted for its holder of the. thrce S fou | zeglinting: Gt T Mom e FAMOUS FURS e en 2l k. Mullin | Contral wrecks of ip. The ma sestion remedy in the| Ladies’ Fur Coats and Sets, B i 3 ibase was at Cape Denni- and besides it is harm- Men’s Coats of all styles. son, on rotic continent, and a 5 | Remodeling and repalring also Goms Los second =c several hundre miles men and wome? nowflfaflswem Superior stylea. 0 & farther east ite foods without fear—they = 5 showed speed. In | “piceyy ght back by Sir Pape's Diapepsin will save tnern | M. BRUCKNER 81 Franklin St, T P a3 frmer po- | poyglas showing the g places of | any stomach miser SR AN R : 5 sk narlffiofidghi' a number of birds of passage who go sak et a large Giants 5033, Red Sox nighit! thege et (tha ll oy Lo EDISTRORLInCnE feo Aoty aui, b ep DENTIS 1 s 2867. Higt team, one of thelo o o o oz S CAlghl . SeRbeeL o e | steon . one of thelp o™ o hirds and sca clephants Don't keep on beir R Diety _‘f’j{{‘;fi;{:‘ Sl t(s?nEe%:iL; were abzolute strangers to fear, and ife is too short—you are| DR. E. J. JONES strings, Hansen 559; high single string, | o phy ;and. O7Briew fora| i anskect (1o camera e e a s e 46 Sh: Buildi e ooy and O Prien for- | as much seeming interest as at what you like-and di- | Suite annon Building Averages of leaders: BE. Mul Ta man inspected them. gest it without dread of re- |, Y 5 e ‘ A Dedanii The character of the winds that blow | bellion oma Take elevator Shetucket Street ea- psin belonss in your| trance. PLone. Should one of the fam- ! ing which don't agree| - in case of an attack of | MAHONEY BROS. Gyspepeia, zastritis o | 5 Gerangement at daytime o Hack, Livery and Boarding ight, it is handy to give i Stable i FALLS AVENUE was in the roof. The breath of the men and the steam of the kitchen caused this to become frosted over to a thickness of five inches. \en gZoing out to take the records of the climato- logical instruments had to break the ice that froze before their faces, from one side of their hoods to th he other, W. TYLER BROWNE, M. D, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Elcctricity, Violet Ray, Mechamical Massage. Hours: 10 Ve guarantee our service to be the Dest at the most reasonable prices, | Most Cigars ars Gooe— THESE ARE BETTER TOM’S 1-2-3 5c CIGAR GOOD FELLOW 10c CIGAR X-RAY . m. to 4 and 6 to 3 the and consisted simply of ce results. and pictures showing how their faces|a;s Broadway, Nerwich, Conn. were covered with great patcl of | Franklin St. car to “Dr. Browue's.” by + see. >, cloquent story of | ry them and frast-bite, told;an eloquent story: of | sepid | THOS. M. SHEA, P Franklin 8t But the scene was not all sombre. | HERE Is no advertising medium im | ext to Palace Cafe 2 cellar was a natural refrigerator. Q Eastsrn Connecticut equal to The Buls i ki : at any other time, AND NOT NEED HAVE IT. 274-292 State Street, " THE “PARAGON” FIRE EXTINGUISHER Thers are always mors fires during the Winter months than due to the overheating of furnaces, stoves, eto. A few dollars invested in a 3-gallon “PARAGON” FIRE EX- TINGUISHER will protect your home. Throws a flame-choking | ] stream forty feet or more and is durable and efficient. FRANK s lNN IT IS BETTER TO ‘HAVE A “PARAGON” EXTINGUISHER | IT THAN TO NEED ‘ Delivered to any address in Connecticut on recsipt of $7.50. THE C. S. MERSICK & CO., MRS. G. P. STANTON 52 Shetucket Street. is showing 2 full line of New Millinery for Fall and Winter Cor. Green and Golden Sts. Foilow the srowd to the only placs in New London where genuine chop suey is made by an Oriemtal chef, THERE 15 no advertising m. Fastern Connecticut equal to T letin 1sinesE Temrits IT ONCE AND NOT New Haven, Conn.