Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 1, 1915, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, - FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS 88 Main St. Lady Assistant when requested MISS M. C. ADLES Hair, Scalp and Face Specialist THE SHORT HAIR EFFECT is the latest style, giving a youthful, smart appearance to the lady wearing it. The hair is so arranged that the ears are hidden. Call and have Miss Adles show you the new Hair Styles, Finest stock of health Human Hair. Telephone 652-2 5 et., next to Ch 1sea Bank. Diamonds Diamends Diamonds John & Geo. H. Bliss 126 Main Street hlu] in Osborn f Yale college. nged opened at connect- gardens L was made at t held in th master John - entertai . Post- <~r Thompson- BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute Olive Tablets — the calomel - re a mild and t effect on t antaneous, ot Dr. Edwards’ lored table ant little tablets el does the liver Calomel > take calomel, but to Olive Tablets take “dullness” and that n_constipation Take Dr. when vou Note “how and how At 10c and 25 and a_disordered 1 wards’ O Tab! cloude in * the spirits, All druggist ve Tablet Company, The Ol 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the public finest siandara wrands of Beer of Curope and America: Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Eavarian Pale and Burton Muers Scotch Ale, Guinness’ Dublin _Stout, C. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, Bunker {ill P, B. Ale, I'rank Jones' Nourish- erling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, chlitz and Pabst. A. A, ADAM, Norwick Telerhone 447-12 Tewn Look over our line of Fur Coats, Horse Blankets and Auto Robes. Prices to suit buyer The L. L. Chapman Co. 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Ct. MRS. G. P. STANTON 52 Shetucket Street. is showing w full line of New | Viillinery for Fall and Winter R. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Shannon Building Annex., Room A t out these| The Bulletin, Norwich, Monday, Feb, 1, 1915, THE WEATHER. Forecast for Today. For Southern New England: R snow Monday and Tuesday Precictions from the New York Her- 2ld: On Monday it will be cloudy to partly cloudy. and mild, preceded by Snow or rain in the eastern d):ln\_lfl with fresh to brisk winds, followed by clearing conditions. The outlook for Tuesday is mostly fair and colder. Observations in Narwich. The following records, reported from Sevin’s pharmacy, show the changes temperature and the b«l"-xnel! ic changes Saturday and Sunday: Saturday— Ther. ‘Bar. 30. 30. 30. Highest 80, lowest 1, Sunday— 7 a. m. A 6 p. m, H Hi:hest 28, lowes!. 13. ! Comparisons, Predictions for Saturda. Saturday’s weather: I er. Predictions for warmer. Sunday’s weather: Snow followed by irain and warmer. Sunday: San, Meon and Tide: Sun I' | T, Moin, sea _Six hours after tide, whi 5 s is followed by flood tide. low | Rev. Andrew Forest at Church Sunday—Dr. R. R. Agnew Attended Woman Taken 11l on Car— Other Locals. Rev: Andrew Fore: e occupied thi erated chur. | morn. | ered | morning Question The Inten: {Love. impressi Su‘ajfl t The 3 and the ‘and Immens WEDDING. Grago Cern Baron were Nickolenka thodox of honor. The groom Zenstic and Mary Cerni ployed as a factory hand in a neig boring factor: The bride h emploved in a local mill and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Honul B s been residing on Third own among the; h them happir ron treet. - m: Taken 11l on Car, As the 10.45 car leavi square day ev Seventn street a woman in the front of the car was taken ill. The opped and the woman was t vick’s shoe store at th venth street, where Dr. R. vas summoned, who render © to the sick woman, Personals. S \Ian‘ C arrml of Ro GAVE DRAMATIC RECITAL OF “DAMAGED GOODS" Under Y. M. C. A. and Church Aus- pices. NS W l { i it _the N; meeting in Colonial theatre ay afternoon by Edward A \ew York, who gave a Damaged Goods, Eugenc Brieu: play on eugenics, 1dtnde; - M. C itended and deep as recited st w: by retary Edwin Hill and op hymn which was followed I tion by a double quartette e, prmaen: of the Y, AL ¢ chapter of Proverbs a the 1.0 {and fa i ’J" he tabernacle Federated | Edward A, Mead of New York Srmke} One present i at the Central to hear Rev, the big After Mr. from. the bc meetings, and h: phia roadsides sermons. Then the prep The prepara campaign 50 feet until o Dr. of Billy cum recently spent a few days in Phil- adelphia and attended the-meetings in Tabernacle. Turner Brighten the Corner Where Dr. Slocum Degan | pared, consisting of several newspapers which 1o vi sbeaker went on to descrive ation for his coming to Phil- ngs s all over the city t wide. It will :ommodate, by 0,000, It w d. There wil Rev. Dr. Slocum and Edwin Hill Give Their Impressions of the Evangelist—One of the Great Ontors—Saw No An- { tics and Heard no Ob]ecuonable Slang. and_seven men were ty Bible class for men Baptist church Sunday J. B. Skcum’'s im- unday. Dr, Slo- had sung a used at the Sunday solo ad swung the class into - an pre- Philadel- zive whole erbatim reports of Bil- e had carefull; rganization, the taber- c and the ,000 peopls imultaneou e outstanding things ement. It has been Stores of the is perhaps the e inspir- The d to o1 s-rf'.uamp. at ey he used no ctionable and ple will saved. against sin mountains. could t tha ¢ 1 heart and dle of the orous and praise of I he performed no antl me as being terribly hearing him, the newspaper reports do not seem so believes several things with tremen-| Every mother realizes, after giving dous conviction. Tle pelieves in God, |her children “California Syrup of in Ch in the Bible, in the existence | Figs,” that this is their ideal laxative, of a \lL\Al and a hal Iois sure that they can be |little stomach: hver and powels with- sgved only Christ. He malkes some te: Then he uses a smile which |tongue, mother! ~comes warm ffom his heart. It is like a sunrise breaking over the | tive,” of ma.nv a fierce thr » lance, 3 < evidently entirely sincere. h : { i hing else. To listen to him once | giarrhoea, indigestion, colic—remem- | | would be to lose practically all objec- {ber, a good. “inside cleansing” should | tion to n_or even to his methods. |always be the first treatment given. { He is one of the really great orators| 1Jillions of mothers keep “California | of the country. His words are short,|Syrup of Figs” handy: they know a | clear in their meaning, direct and ab- | teaspoonful today es a sick child | solutely convincing. He talks very|tomorrow. A ur druggist for a 50- rapidly and does not wander from his | cent botfle of “California Syrup of | theme. One is impressed that he has | Figs” which has directions for baj | a great that he must say, and[children of all ages and srown-ups | when he has finished he has left a|pri ottt Dedare of 6otr-1 VEEy € and convincing Impression. | terfeits sold here, so don't fooled. | e n optimist in his general|Get the genuine, made by “California | cheerfulness. He believes that men |Piz Syrup Company.’ i and women can conquer by the aid x = = Consequent- perfection: DIVIDEND ORDERS PASSED good upon cisms, s Hill \f‘n~e 3 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1915 CHILDIS BILIOUS ORCONSTIPATED 1s LOOK, MOTHER! IF TONGUE COATED GIVE “CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS.” . He impressed in carmest. After startlin, He. evidently ‘He believes peo- unless they love its pleasant taste are land it thoroughly cleanses the tender to hell by and through Jesus|out griping. ible thrusts | When cross. irritable, feverish and sometimes against the | preath is bad, stomach sour, look at 1¢ coated, give a t !vnon!u! 01’ this harmless “fruit i and in a few hours all the fou It takes the soreness out|censtipated waste, sour bile and undi- | st of his ever- |gested food passes out of the bowels, | and you have a well, playful child again. When its little system is full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache, or | No listen to him and believe to adort or favor s and says. But God ophets who said rough Abe Lincoln, who hed. (od is ust 1loush I ac of cnemies he has eepeTs and men of e him. FHe ruins IN SUPERIOR COURT In Allen-Beeman and Themas Loan & Trust Rocewershlp and dividends he Thame nd in the entral ¢ 1dgment, 1l and i are: e tim Charles R. sitors of ocum’s ad- n General Secretary . C. A, who had was calied on for former give tim Jerome, former who is now in V¥ A. Prentice of Attorney John lled up the matter of o pos idend. He said there is $ on hand now and that t wrder te lin S. were ing ses- PAY $2,0600 IN Bal ial stron; Loyd E Moved e Sth chapter of S ther h ven in three parts| and bm“ec~ the second and thir the double quartette sang a selection and a free will offering was taken. The hymn, Throw Out the Life Li the congrega ind the pro Z of the bemediction by Arct deacon J. Eldred Brown, brou the meeting to a cl An orchestra pro- vided mu: the service. | There is to be an illustrated lecture | A. building ©n n aiterno | n for men and a.uenddr(e is e cted v large Miss Susan D. Huntington, |dent of the International Inst: \'ltw* !art 1s in Spain. has written back to nterested friends in America of tk eagerness shown by tl i in the institute to ass ferers. pr —_— HOT TEA BREAKS A COLD—TRY THIS Get a small package of Hamburg | Brea Tea, or as the German folk |call it, “Hamburgzer Brust Thee” at ‘:m\' pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful {of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any tim It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores, | relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once. 1t is inexpensive and entirely vege- table, therefore harmless. GAGER Funeral Director and Embalmer Prompt service day or night Tel. 642-2. Lady Assistant been moved to Mrs. H. iversity home on DBroad: The Trefoil c Oliver the g Porteo nue e at Trinity college, Hartford, spent the weekk -end at his hom i Williams street, Irs. Jean Porter-Rudd, formerly of | nds in The second meeting of the Briar Cliff society of Connecticut. which wa January 14, at the home of art Hotchkiss in New Ha- , will be held in Hartford at moon at the Howland of the ciub. Today Judge Norwich w ar session when ted diverce ases will UJIIC\ up for hearing, Children Cry‘ FOR FLETCHER'S STORIA ALIMONY SETTLEMENT. Ohio Court Passes Order Jan. former he married James A. en name court 1 Baker to pay her $100 a month money for the ance of her to anklm S(reet Tenement. Le: passed the w rmond, e on W ck, in Providenc ries Paddoci ireasuver. in Therne ker’s Case. to The Bulletin.) 31—t cost Lucills wife of Attorney of this city just $4,100 | Atwood, | on December ppeals late handed down dimony order so that Conn. decision a Harry F. Par Columbia, vens end at his lub w L. Johnson est of her us of , a student rwich, has returneg to her home in | after t passing a few da; town. { | home of Miss Frances Mrs. George T. is @ member of Gardiner e at Putnam Greene. a short cal-| six | =t a Learned Kin for | P. 1 India hosp ple who ca progre s of many, o mal ed b sible to pri: seriouslv il HCPE FOR INDIANS Mrs. Kinney, State President, Tells "Upon Fepres, Norwich Indian Association. agm;sz)\ ). I meeting of the I society held at Sinney told of Indian trust and Tndian children al time of develop leade Books For School Reading. | Arrested in New London. 1 As has been the custom for several| z PSR | past, the Otis library has re-| . George ( } Served a shelf for the books used in|don, attorn the supplementary ools. The library has several copies purchasing those necessas - The shelf 3. easily ac ie children who leges of the library Supervisor of Schodls in Ledyard and Woodstock, F. W. Barber, has been et to he ad, e Shumway to make o 30 per cent. divi IN Y. M. C. A. WORK. for Kinney of Hartford, e the Connecticut Indfan e At s the guest of honor at o ht ment poss Beeman al Indian e e 3 Mrs. Bela - at the-hatme of Mra. Bela | plTL R Coan ne; per preparea | dividend, it is the Center church ers of the $10 of the compa and ‘lavmfi ,:\mer and then have to rtment. The sux enforcement others. ment depositors have dend on the couns as Ho of Jen: rd of Indian appointed after were { will e oncerr regarding s lef e Whipple. This conciuded the T court BONESETTER DISAPPEARS FROM SHELTON SANATORIUM.| John Lewis Sweet Was Missing a Few Hours After Arriving There, now been he Dawes bill and lotments of land ir n of doctor e famous o has disappeare police and his the Indian. fairs is ham- the control of nterior, but than formerly. | it is feared by tives that 2 ‘who I We Sweet, in the with his wife of the country in an effort to c the ago, that the s “school sent $ ief fund and Can: muclh ass Accordi pressed h ies, he ex- told of her vis¥ new { Oneida Indian: Unfortu- { Sgrio 1naing: damaged | 2715 - z At nectic ivil war 145 out of | n3%e g ined the armv, and | proicen bone day mean as YnL\\.ll 1.0‘ Hill, \Mrs. Kinney was there aud said it was the| safe Tourth she ever { port h en up and the coming thing ng the Indians— Middletow inmate of an_in: and nervous affes itution for 1 ns. | UNDER $5,000° BONDS ON SERIOUS CHARGE Attorney George Cur ng their own pec em on to great n lead t Morgan Was ! urday on him with sault. s <enr into pol | by State Policeman Theodore 2. D es_|ing. Frederick H. Gavitt gave a the | Of $5,000 to insure appearance on Tues- day_ Feb. 2, the date to which the case continyged. ‘The arrest of Attorney Morgan was made so that the accused lawyer and his bondsman could get to police court before the regular session had closed. reading = by the mplete list of the requir- enjoy the past week, but is on tax | CEFNICPV orteous & T prsn. e e It Is Now a Season of Agreeable Surprise Prices At This Store And the Advantages Are All With Our Customers In many parts of the store, odd, small lots of seasonable merchandise — goods assembled during the inventory period — are now being closed out at rediculously low prices. These lots are too small and too numerous to enumerate, but they are laid cut conspicuously on display so that everyone can readily see them — and buy them. When you are down town this week, drop in and look around — see if there are not many little things (or big things) which you can buy and save money on your purchase. WINTER UNDERWEAR PECIAL OFFERINGS OF MEN’S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S We maintain complete stocks of Winter Underwear— Men’s, Women’s and Children’s—throughout the season, but the following offerings are lines that for various rea- sons are being offered at clearance prices: Men’s Winter Weight Underwear < An odd iot of Men’s ’ Odd lot of Men’s \1 . Camels Hair Shirts ;hml Wool s and Draw not all i Hair 1 744 fAWeEers sizes, a x_'.gnl:.‘ 7€ 490 St chiand e grade, reduced to... e Men’s Norfolk and New Brunswick Shirts Drawers, extra heavy and full-fashioned, $3.00 g reduced reg aae to. Women'’s and Children’s Underwear One lot of Infants’ Women’s Winter Weight Rfl lined Ribbed bed Vest and regular 2 One case Women Umon Suits, long sleev ducedito.. <= s Extra Size lined Ribbed s and Pants quality of at qua \ .xIU;. 12‘10 of of \ul\\» I sec- 50¢ grade s en’s Sitk and Wool Union Suit and a full line of Extra Sizes, reguls 2:00:and 82.25, reduced o, oo o wie soe Wom Ie ¢> Insur re defend Church & Allen 15 Main Street FUNERAL DIRECTORS NEW GERMAN MINISTER TAKES RESIDENCE HERE| Rev. F. P. Werth Removes from His Farm in North Franklin. Rev o has recently heen by the Ger- has begun o rday moved | i his farm at p_hi EMBALMERS Telephone 328-3 "NRY E. CIIURCH WM. SMITH ALLE MARRIED R—In N Rubbers Jan |R\JBBER BOOTS AND ARCTICS < i v and h the Top Nntrh v are the VERY BES mm\.i( A. BILL, 104 stain 3 BARON Re N 1 Miss Iy . Nike Jl(“l An sae bIED Shea & Burke 41 Main Stree: Funeral Directors