Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 6, 1915, Page 2

FEBRUARY 6. 1915 | v REBRRRIPRAESEROY Murray's Boston Store WILLIMENTIC, CONN. TODAY Wlll Be Another Day of Remarkable. Savings In This Store ;’Today you will find in many departments throughout this :store broken lines and cdds and ends of good, seasonable ‘merchandise marked at prices that afford splendid saving. | If you are in need of Blankets, Suits, Coats, Children’s :Dresses and Silk Waists, you will find them today at much Jlower prices than ever before. GOOD QUALITY BLANKETS At Reduced Pnces Cotlon Biankets in white w ana blue borders, regular 58c qu Sale price 33¢c a pair. Cotton Blankets in white o ored dorders, reguiar TSc quali price 53¢ a pair. in whi 87 red borders, regul ity—Sale price 6% a pair. ¥ co Stze Cotton Blankets ¥ or tanm, colored egular 3$1.00 q —Sale price 85 pair, sorder. fancy quality—Sale price $1.10 a pair, Sanitary Filled Comforters, 8¢ to $4.39. Down Pufis, $6.25. BARGAINS IN SU!TS \We have grouped together them to make them move qui: serviceable and represent t this store. {o pay for such Sui ranging from 13 to 16, we have the small price of $3.89. We have other Suits reduc $12 50 and $15.00. e best l"ll"" The price is mud) ’m\"’r than , but as they are mo S fed them together 1 mb They are 1in ou tly ever regul ualits—Sale price $1.89 a pa B expect small sizes, | 1 to $4.98, $7.50, $10. 00 SPECIAL PRICES ON CGATS here is no better time to than now, because prices are cut the fo mu‘ prices. Coats are now reduced $12.50 and $15.00. WASH GOODS ANB DRE de W 1 CHILDREN'S DRESSES REDUGED Thirty Dresses taken from our regu marked at one-quarter less their former cood, viceable Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 good sturdy percale of contrasting materials, at 75c. Children’s Now reduced to $2 25 and $2.50. Children’s Bearskin Coats t duced to $2.50 and $3.50 each. hat were stock prices. yea Serge Dresses that were $3.89 s ol $5.00 and $5.0 ar have (= $1.00 a yard. SS GBODS SECTION ; b < ar en a made of | and “m'fham and trimmed with bands| 1°guhn $1.00 quality—Your choice 3 )O— now re- SILK WAISTS AT CLEARING AWAY PRICES We are making a clean sweep on our Silk Wai s and for this reason we are offering some remarkable values in the Waist Section—Silk Wams in plain colors or striped effect, dlso lace and chiffon are included in this cleaning up. Regular | 52.89 to $6.50 Waists are offered at $1.89, $2.89 and $3.50. THE H. C. MURRAY GO. Capital $100,000. Establispec 1832 Accuracy in accmmh..g, e promptnus and I sound business poiicy own affairs, character profitable. A an 'A eringy Surplus and Profits $160,000. rtecus service, dealing, ; nini..i TWINDHA NATIONAL BANK, which aims thereby ¢ establish with customers rzlations tist sia prove reciprocaily permanent, pisasant and The Windham National Bank WILLIMANTIC, CONN. 25 Suits and put a price on |er all good and| offered by |; would 1 buy a good warm Winter \;(,;n ;v | | | 1 { CITIZENS' COMMITTEE Appointed to Act With Reception Com- e for Governor's Ball. itizens' committee to Wwith ' the reception committee on hal s The follcwing act Company 1, First N. at the armory on Monday, Ieb. 15, has been selected by the committee of arrapgements: Mayor Daniel I Dunn, Attorney General 2 Hinman, Representatives E brs and S. old_Pe ©harles A, Gates and Att King. Appraisals of Bankrupt Estate: g isers on the bankr id P. Comtois and Carpen- returns to the referee, Harold ire, i In the estate of Carpenter A. Hibberd, 5 Charles I Stone, made a return uf $2, Junior-Senior Reception. reception | s High ham school was h n the town b night and was one of the social ev of the vear for the y Dancc at Armory. orchestra State and County Officials Confer on| Game Laws and Reports. meeting Meets T Officials. “BROMO QUINTNE 1 feel a cold cc 209% Dlscount Horse Blankets and Robes Buy now for next season Succeeding | Funeral DlrectorandEmbalmer 60 62 North St., Willimantic s Assistant Tel. connection HIRAM N. FENN | UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER | 82 Church St. Willimantic, Ct. lephone lndr Anlluv‘t \DR. F. C. JACKS()N Dentist | Painless Extracting and Filling a Specialty 752 Main Strest, Willimantie rines some months ago;-and a price list was agreed upon - | new ma | tempora |at that i the Honor Roll. 1t of the third merking high hool, 103 pupils now have their names on 1. 10 more tham in the revious period, and 27 more than in the first perfod.. Thegirls,'as usual | Jead the boys, with 19 out of 80 having marks above 90, and 44 out of 73 hav- ing an average between 50 and 0. Methodist Men's Club Officers. Men's club of At the meeting of tb church-in this city, held the following Offl’els were the ensuing vear: President, trous: vice president, John C : Scripture; Hall secretary, George H. Gave Play at South Coventry. he the Case, a three-act en by members of te normal train- the South Friday e audi- llowing ed: Piano solo, reading, Katie H. Ster :\x.d La: Rev. Charles Morgan. field Republican says The Late Mr. Morgan March 18, his parent nd to Alban: 1 at the ho: tive city and at Bos- dained_in 2 s he had 1 He was Sarah de his home in Willi- twice married, first Mattoon of the late Wil- w i ing endere Howard M ineral T s held OBITUARY. Mrs. Oiiver A. Sisson. Mrs Ss three r oberts ece Sunday School Cnss Eniertamcd. ibeen In Hartford for the past few days, has returned. o the last few | c{death of C chester'is in this city tosremain uatil] Aonday. % Mary Holloran of South Ifan- chester is visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. 3L:aninan. er is spending the arents at South| am Ottenheimer, who has Crane of South Man- nding a few days with Miss Jlargarel. Wal of Hartford called on friends in this city Friday on her way to Norwich, Mrs. Wiilliam Smith, who has been visiting .her. mother in_this city, re- turned Friday to New York. iss Grace Vail has returned from home in Danbury, where she has ill for the past month, Mr. and Mrs, J. D, Conant and Miss Ruth’ Conant are visiting Mrs. Conant’s mother, Mrs. S. Perkins, of New York. Robert Stearns in his sleigh drove her been Receivers For Middiesex Banking Co. Middletown, Conn. Feb, 5.—John L Dower, state building and loan com- i nd Judze Siias A. Robin- pointed by Judze for the Middlese: company of this city. . of .\hddle!m’n flr.d Ho wicked stand on slippery places,” of our Tocal citizens are very these day ternoon with Mrs, |fornia to visit his daughter, Mrs. PLAINFIELD cers of Theft Detecting Scciety. Judging from the old proverb, “The some good Several carloads of coal came this Club Meets. The Woman’'s club met Thursday af- Stubbs. Everybody who owns a sleigh, or can borrow or hire one, goes on runners these days, and the hoy without a sled —Words fail us! The house on Gallup street owned by Mrs. Shea is vacant and as the door is open it is an unpleasant place for women and children to pass after dark,. even when the mill closes. The buildings are near the street, tramps are plenty, and calls for heip could not course at Northfield, Mass, John Oates has taken a trip to Cali Lees. The Ladi of St. Paul’s auxiliary mission met this week with Deaconess Sanford. Officers of Theft Detecting Society. meeting of the Plat r Plainfleid village. 1 | DANIELSON Local Elks to Visit Providencs Lodge —Meeting of Norwich District Min- isterial Association—Funeral of Mrs. Michael Head—Srowballing Vandals Nearly Blind Visitor. Shumw with friends in Poston, Leaves Norwich for Stafford Springs. “urran, formerly in business lo "m.s been ill in Norwic! Rev. aca Samue! W. Irwin of Greer emy | vn'n preach at the Metho derwent an operation ir tinues to rest comfort day evening. Memorial Resa V. Pellet: i . Battey {local lodge o memorial Re 1 his illustrated I Congregatio Wednesda Barber is to re on Londen at and surrounding nce today the open- | me of the | Ander: g olans Aany of g0 to Plainfield r er conflrmatio: field to visit v York is in ned froma ! Man- to sisting The propuietors Keep It Handy for Rheumatism. irm and e and t j to wear out your rheumatism. It will |wear vou out instead. Apply some Sloa Need not x In Need of Discipline. wdies who stand in the b eets of Danielson and hurl snowba 1 other missiles at members arties ho e here ' enjovment, mselves with nearly auresan woman. truck in the eye with a pi Deputy Bard Reappointed. Grand Master Austin of the Ma {grand lodege in (,m\lv?"‘(lcfl. h: |appointea Sidner W, Bard of Brook ¥ | deputy for th 2 iet. whick includes Da Moosup. Williman- tic, Woodstoc MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION, | Norwich District Organization to Meet with Methodist Church. A meeting of the Norwich District | sterial associatio to be held }m the Method urch here Menday {and will extend thro ner of Main and Academ day morning with serv James’ church at 9 ¢'clos was celobrant - the ma;s, ted b J. ces and & dslezation fro the Scapular society of the parish. There were beautiful ~floral forms. Purial was In Holy Cross cemster: The bearers Murr i), James Monok ‘1uq( 1 1 {Bren John Kennedy and fected parts soreness and . Sullivan E. Kennedy w m-;l—\v‘_;;‘e pain gei case al once|irie Tuneral directo | an so much better you wan ‘ ht out and t ather sufterérs| Bohemian Club’s Tournament. oan'a. Get a b’.)t“fl of Sloan’s NMore Tves in U’IQ_ pool tournament | s for 23 cents of any drusggist [of the Bohemian club members show land have it in the house—againat|mest of the crack players up to form | colds, sore and swollen joints, lumba- |and making winnlngs from the lesser go, sciatica and like ailments. ~Your |lights ‘with the cu,e although ome of money back if not satisfied, but it does give almest instant relief. Buy & bot- tle today. = the good players cccasionally loses out to an ordinarily weaker man who manages to make the most of his han- Manchester. |} PUTNAM Judge Geissler and Deputy Bradford Receive Their Commis: —Project for Wednesday Closing—Pomfret's Plan for ers’ Association, > at the and Mrs. Miss Gertrude Jones, home of hi A. Martin. who recently parents, underwent an operation for appendi- is abl to be out again. ven attending the annual the c_grand lodge. se: vith friends in Play Well Driftwood presented by pany at the B ral sleighing parties m: hildren f Putnam Presented. was the play_excellen uf 2 “u-»-g number " Supper for Visitors. resentatives of the orth Woodstock, East V¥ evening at the mid-we After the meeting ti into the men’'s comum ed an oyster judge of tie Putnam city = ve members of he Swei meet 2y evening to malke ur budget for the coming ions w. i 1 meeting ear, n of Farmers’ associal received by Lawyer the Morse, v)ffiue. vill games are: Warren 100 to 45: each (160). 78; Walter ¥red Gamache (§0). 110 to 44; M. F. muel Dean (60), . 100 to 51; J. Carl Darbie (§9), won - (80) E Vitter, Pinochle Scores. In thie club’s pinochle tournament. ors entere 24 the first arles S. h_score Lei . Dean, 4,540 . Withington, Jolin Bassett, Halpin to Meet Meredith, Halpin, peed merchant imit. is dcing some wonder- indoor racing this winter and hold- is place as one of the foremost the world's runners at middie dis- Later he is to meet Ted Mer- fed of g looked for by the New York d ‘Hall was also appointed collector Judge ns Nignt Fire Protection—Incorporation of Farm- | n, 10 months, died hers Thayer has been at New Ha- on of Doran of Pawtucket was | Putnam Fri- p (the pla the indoor sport holding came to Put- next the an- | of state’s | be per- Olympic champlon, and one | o greatest speed contests in years I’rue-du A county agent is to be {hired to cooperate with farmers in an effort for more intelligent and scien- Mcmng of Woman's Club—Local Offi- |{j5c farming and to bring the agricul- ture of the county up to a higher standard. Wednesday Night Closing Movement. A Wednesday night cicsing move- ment, to be in force under the present agreement until April 1, is spreading in Putnam. Five stores including thcge weel for the electric light plant. Wil- [selling hardware and furniture are in liam Roode has several men unloading |the new agreement and otber firms are expected to join.in. It is possible that the agreement will be extended beyoad April 1. Buying Flour Suppl As throughout the state, the price of flour is climbing in Putnam and many who fear record high prices have either already bought liberally to pro- tect themselves or will do so at once. There is said to be a considerable stock of flour in Putnam heid by dealers at reasonable prices, Has Made a Good Judge, Judge J. Harry Mann, about 16 Mansfield ladies through_the|;e distinguished by neighbors from the A o gy Windhams Friday afternoon. ~ Mrs.|scroams of children Wwho are Coasting|iice goreriat e - George Allen, Mrs. J. S. Macfarlane |aq about, tes, Attorney Mahlon H. Geissler, took and Mrs. Robert Stearns were among Mrs. Parkhurst of Locust farm is ¥he' oath of’of‘ficr served Ut”e'fl’\)fi) the party stayinz with her .daughter, Mrs, Fred|ine 0ath of offfce, served & Lt More In Hartford Fri were Miss Fliza- ons, who is very il 2 of Governor Simeéon E. Baldwin. berh Kingsbury, 1rtis -Dean, C. Mrs. Joseph Br llard has re- Mann3s administration of the office h Mrs. J. M. Gager, Mrs. turned to Worcesier hospital for treat- | I8 SOMITE AL Mrs, . F. Bugbee, ment. ord in the office Irs James Harries, Rey. Miss Edith Exley is taking a spe ; cellent one. Representatives from ns hereabouts do in_the adfourn Ik in the legislature, pect to remain in sess limit of time fn June POMFRET'S FlRE;éTECTlONA some of ti take mu by Ma: at g society, held at Cen-|{To Be Decided Upon When Summer the following persons| Residents Return—Plan to Have ln nted for this village: Ed- Ch . 1 THODEIoE:. Yasen emical Truck. ns. Ed- 15 A meeting ithat was neld at Pomtre‘ to tal adequate protection against losses has besn adjourned until such time as the summer residents ret It has been decided t¢ hold the mat~ ter of buving apparatus and other equipment_in abeyance until the re- turn for the season of non-residents owning valuable property in the towr hat an pression of their opin t is needed can be secu interest= d in the plan to get fire apparatus for Pomfret. Mr. Ash said Friday after- that o motor-driven with ladders, hose and special equipment has been taliked « vehicle could speedily be sent st on of the It +of fremen and a Boy to work with it. Ir in the outline of the general plan noon is |the installation of a fire signal System | This would be worled out b boxes from which electrical connectfons could be run to church bells, which would sound the alarm., At present Pom: |department. It ha s |ders some of the most valuable pleces of property,in the county. The neces- of providing some protects against the destruction of them by fire has been borne in upon many re dents recently. It is believed that of Pomfret will favor the plan of get- ting apparatus, but greater support of ‘hich to put into effect will crable sum of money be worked out better during the sum- mer season than at the present t! A chemical truck s favored for Po; fret, where there is mo hydrant tem, because it seems to be the most effective d of apparatus use there, Catholic Band Gives Popular Concert. Thursday ever the Catholic band of Putnam gave a short concert outs side the new Chickering hotel for Pr prietor John A. Hart. “The well ren- Gered selections were greatly enjoved for the assemblage which gathered to {iear the band's excelent play | City Notes. i 3 of Worcester t of Mrs, E len Bugbee on Eim street. H. Meinken in Brookiyn.. N. ine, Mass., hes Helen Woley, George B. Champlin left Friday for hicago, where he is a representative o Hartford company. M. Brunn of Brookiyn, spending a few days with Alrs. arloite Champlin, treet. Walter N nother, Bradley, on Wheaton has returned with friends in Hart- Fremont friends in J. G. Caldwell of eet spend Iriday with ngfield, Mas: Mrs, Georse Taft of Uxbridge, Mas: is the guest of Miss Ellen Wheelock hurch street, Miss Kate Seward of Guilford is the zuest of brother, . W. Seward, and Ars. Seward, of Bradley street. Feeding the Birds. Birds remaining north during the lcold weather are unusually fat this |wwinter, thus showing the effects of the thoughtfulness of the housewives about the city, who have made it their bus- iness to feed these feathered friends cach day. In the vicinity of Bradle andg Fremont streets dozens of birds have become so accustomed to the daily feasting that they are not easi frightened and it is not an uncommom sight for the birds and 2 very tame grey_squirrel more than once a day fo Visit certain lawns swhere they al- ways find a treat awaiting them. Mrs, Bowen of Jersey City is the uest of her sister, Mrs, David Clarke of Killingly avenue. | The Lagies’ Social circle of the Sec- ond Congregetional church is to con- duct an all day sewing meeting in the church pariors at a near date, ‘Fhe ladies are to sew for the Red Cross {society. < CASTORIA For Infants and Childrea InUse For Over 30 Years Alwnys bears Yz Slplmeof PATENTS Protect your ideas. Handseme &8- page Guide Book Free, HARRY E. BACK, Attorney-at-Law Windham County Savings Bank Bldg. Dapielson. Conn. { | | THE BRUI]KI.YN Danielson (East An old established a SAVINGS BANK Brooklyn), Conn. nd reliable institution. Your account solicited. A.uets, January 1, 1915. .. ...31863,044.12 1,756,234.79 You can do business with us by mail. President, J. ARTHUR ATWOOD Treasurer, CLAR: Vice-President, Wi.. H. BURNHAM ENCE A. POTTER.