Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 7

Quickly Relieves - Without Distress f Heury Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS 88 Main 5t The congestion of waste and refuse from the stomach, fer- menting in the bowels, generates poitonous gases thaf oceasion distress and invite serious ill- negs. Heaith and comfort de- mand (het this congestion be speedily relieved and the foul mass expelied, The well-founded objection 'l'h_e Poneuus'&. chg sy BLANKETS wow and save from 20 to 30 per cent. from regular prices O\lr Blanket Department is one of the most important in Connecticut, featuring as it does, at all times, com- plete stocks of all the leading makes of Blankets, in every size and in every grade. THE WEATHER. Bt |Rev. J. F. Cobb Was Speaker at Rally Week Service at | Foretast For Taday. | Eoretast for Seutiery S Enctapa: Church of the Good Shepherd —Never to Abandoft inereasing Cloudiness and swarmer, 10i- : = ; Church or Sunday School—They Help in Development from the New Yo iday; Saturda; On Friday it ewill be fair tof of True Life. cloudy. ng tem- Assistant vhen requasted i Deratures ang 1 ¥ Wwinds, | o |& most people have Aok the viglenoe wed Dy s ¢ his ext from the artic and purgative e L e e T Conbtank DAt agents is overcome by using the 4th verse of the srd chagpter of Phil-! jliplans: I press on toward the goal, junto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jegus, 1 Rev, Mr. Cobb told a story that painted the life of true Christian and showed wherein lie the short comings of the average churchman. The story serves as a practical guide for our lives. should be tem- pgrate in speech and habits. o to deal with Sunday ve should be practical about We are interested in chureh w should help the young peop We should do our utmost Lo prese; harmony and prevent ill felling. combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that is sold in drug_stores under the nal Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. A dose at night brings relief next morning. out discomfort or nconven A" free x“ml be le can obtained h to Dr E. (am“@n Washir St., Monticello, Ile. eseeassesasssese and colder. Observations in Norwic KELLOGG S = ] 1 ng rcj‘cld". repor icgj from Battle Creek Foods i 5;,,,;’3?_1’:’;?“ 2na The barome at RALLION’S: : | i % § H s 14 33 § of cat % H P500955050505850205035000058803 45335335008 0209 996502300 058200 000 ! Comparisons. f HALF THE TIME GONE : 5 % N o for Thursday: Fair FOR FILING TAX RETURNS.‘ Thu Y weathan 245 1)10'“\ ted. HAD FEAST READY FOR COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES Thirty Days Left For Those Liable Un- | 3toos and Tides. = b f i The husband and father owes a duty s gz ey der the Income Tax Law. JI =usn ] (o hiy wife and ehildren. Some young|Comimissionsr Smith Evidently Had{ At These S e e T e e No Doubt of Ronomination. e (V' ANKeLS piice. = Thi the sixty days have ex church organizations because they % - S hear older people say that churchmen do not live up to their principles. The s spiritual help that no of annual ncome tax of in- of retor: the advance Blankets in a full line of sizes—at 69c, 79c, 95c and u opublican COTTON 2 $1.39 a pair. 4 and corporaticns and annual “ ; London congty &n S hat g ommissi . 0 , look like wool and feel like wool—at $1.98 for fiduciaries and w¥ hat the church commissionership cam “’o NA Blankets. M) .98, ‘:h)nw—sxh ::rxd foreign and Sunday school should never ne missioner Charles H. L $2.50 and $2.98 a pair. abandoned nor neglected. One reason| milh wac equal to_ the emergency for this is because they help in the de- | When (hie contest ended and he was re- REV. JOSEPH F. COBB velopment of the true life. A sec-[7Nominated. e sure had advance 7 B ond rréason ie because they help in the|@3surance of hi nination, as was ete., which al fore March T returns WOOL Blankets, in all the best known makes—at $250, $3.98. 35.00 and up o $12 50 a pair. st on d s a = e Yad Blankets, Woolnap and Wool, a big assortment—at 75c, $1 date will subject the| The third meeting of the Universa-|rendering of acceptable service whi ""l)::;:l;e&“{:»l by the bl feed 1.9”‘(.:;: CRIB il P lagihor 4 El rtment—at 75c, $1.00 and dditional | > PRre i eppncs list young p four day- rally ] is required of us. {2 membe t : % | Woman's Guild Met With Mrs. Sidney S T : et 1 O NChar JAhn " Sal8, immediately af the caucus X 5 £ : to a > Erduan, ¢ G There is no higher aim.” said the = EL filled with cotton, wool or down, covered with than $200 and noy| Chappell—G. G. S. to Play Clippers— | PTogramme at the Church of Goodf o eaker, n to get nearer Jesus The feaal was Tesdy .aBd COMFORTABLES,mk, satteen or silkoline—at $1.00 o $10.50 each it is w pherd was held on Thu Christ.” We should profit by the ex- he memt 11 worth{ Various Notes of Local Interest. at the earliest pos- of to wait until the hen through inadvertance may to file the ubjected to the addit | perience of others and should steadily| on the goal. re closed with the and Rev, Mr. Cc benediction, fice Friday ovem ening at which time Re: Cobb, the pastor of the ct very helpful talk. Just I Cobb spoke a by a trio comy fics BElizabeth Yerrington il probably enter- | Mo Bl Special Prices Crib Blankets 9c TR .« 84.95 | ! r 25 pairs | wit with a dent Mrs Z t the meeting and and treas not only lator more One case of Crib Blankets, : EXPECTING 400 MEMBERS | LIFE successFuL 30x10—Special price 9c cach e Wool Blanke BEFORE CHARTER CLOSES THROUGH FIXED PURPOSE. Z5,S9TTON | 58¢ ‘eren erna 2 church ) o = ey { r”l;r:r!" B aw Hias|attendant ¢ 1 | Prospects For This Number Look Good | General Secretary Hill Teils Men in| O e Fob SCkren ikl and Providence, R. 1.|followed sin nce i Mooge. ! Talk at Hopkins & Allen’s, 10-4 size a es pr $1.10 COTTON BLANKETS at 85C One case of not be granted ex-| ; 1 ttee of Thurs rertal Will Play Clippers. Saturda grammar COOPERATI:.'E‘ EXCHANGE. F BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS d Twe| % For County Agent L Wecks in Orga Farmers. in to Sp RN 51 65 ‘ {ae | mee s - | Flush the Kidneys at once when Eacx-%'}' or Bladder bothers—Mcat 4 forms uric acid. Blankets price $2 $5.00 WOOL COMFORTABLES—At Special Prices SCSéigFCOOg;SEPILEFéL;ED $2.48 | $2.50 COLORED BORDER $2 48 CON‘FORTABLES at ! $2.48, | $3.98 One caze of Comfortables, strictly pure wool 0 ing. with silk tops and border—these value jood Comfortables, and 3 $6.00 Special price Tass 1dm WALKER WAS DFNIED PAROLE. SANK DEFAULT NevEEnitain M to Secure Re-|cipe |NSURANCE POLICY y : a ahd 1 o and | Eog o ‘ ‘ ‘ THE PUHT-GUS & MITGHFLl CG 7 o e WRITTEN 6 YEARS AGO.|™" : f s day [ 10] Grang I LiL 5 | Comes Into Possession of Secretary of New Londen County Mutual. BIGAMIST FIREMAN JUMPED FROvV TRAIN. - Who Was Sitting in' Vermont Smcker. od Central GEO, A. DAVIS. Valentines = and Novelties IN GREAT VARIETY. Complele assortment of Den-| nison’s Valentine Lunch Set.v for parties, Place Cards and|te Napkins. e A before t NAHR“D TURNER - CLRTIS | NI HOLS—CLARK- led the about of the Baptist £ C Oln‘u t DEEP RIVER AWARD. of | Organized Wv(h Lioyd Jennings Presi-{ dent—Headquarters in Town Hall. 3| Arthur P, Jennings Invents Auger Bit n charge of the Pinke Clues | andlE o leading to all parts of ition the made kn ig the mountains (8 4¢ serada car was brought legal iverside. | lots U'] BROWN— al|1t was at-{to his on- | clothing could victed recei to 20 rowd at the becoming e fireman sfore n!trace of him Etmwood, safe. valves; Herbert|or , dispensin, Everything you need to| make a Valentine Table. Pams and Aches Book d S I Jewelr q o s SR h for \D’al:n::c G[:fl:ecsl.a i Y Dlsappear l‘ll‘e Maglc AT DAMISFHEATRE Church & Allen 15 Main Street FUNERAL DIRECTORS time w lent e played in the rnishings of the opinion o DISCOUNTENANGING OVERDHAFT. Comptrolier of the Currency S:nd:‘ Letters to All National Banks, Vaudeville and Photoplays. On the vaudevi bill at the Da\l:"“dlrfi(‘ {theatre on Thurs for the last half e three acts hat w | Bess's Mustarine Greatest Rewedy ¥arth for Headache, Earache, B: GEO. A. DAVIS, 25 Broadway ™" " ou | ke The national banks of this ¢ received letters from the curr | partment notifring them that over-| {arates win not longer bs contenance as they are obiectionable troller. Following is the 3 8 to the various b‘.nl\s’ 3 | —AND— Broken and Worn T Wesvnsian § EMBALMERS wady Aassistant Telephone 328-3 RY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLDN Jewelry Repaired and Renovated at med- expense. Rings, Lockets, es theroughly gome over, d and refinisned — will just like ne able Jewelry ought to b re and loogened j | Rubbors |RUBBER BOOTS AND ARCTICS awd low cut, light and heavy Ask to see the Top Netch are the VERY BEST ‘FRANK A. BILL. lM Main St ary action op(-lam:m of the m taining the end desired - requested to adopt a 12t no. officer or ba all pay o o tie aceount of any depositor such depositor when t ufficient funds on de- 3 pesit to the credit of the drawer of At Fraternity Dance. the check to meet the same. Pléace forwvard a certifled copy of 2! Children COry wm B Battes | FOR FLETCHER'S X CASTORIA given DRINK HOT TEA low. FOR A BAD COLD S Funeral Director PLAUT AT Sulto and Embaimer Prompt serviceday or night Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Funeral Directors i s Tel. 642 Lady Assi