Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 20, 1915, Page 6

R il SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1915 State C. E. Convention Plans. the Thir r session | kee. Henry Martin r Lane vs. funeral of | president: , found that, dur-| director. had been entered and | Toll ue stollen. An ef- Charles B. Laviton, who resides at 12 Liberty strcet, ed many of his o calied to_estend th Dirthday. ed by a eferred iu a remin- routh and said that| L. ng he| £ t he| 6 rep-‘ed taht it was| nder the dining room | he leaf, up-| lived fn Weste: v vorking | 5 company| home. street in H =milton A HEAVY BURDEN A Bad Back Makes Life Miserabls For ; Many - | { { Nothing | —the same tl‘:a.‘i burn Co, | —— - = i COAL AND LUMBER The Sequel oft our large purchases, paying cash | and wat pments, is— Economy when you buy i in large or small quantities of THEEDWARD CHAPPELLC(}.!”“’ s;m, api e * of Charity ck ms—mmefi Frid; B F. L COAL and LUMBER ~Call up 24— GOAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh |z=: i Central Wharf, Nerwich, Conn, i for ! ! WESTERLY MAN IS 67 Charles B. l:wton Receives Callers on Birthday—Aétion For Trespass and Ejectment Brought — Mrs. Frank Baldi| Returning to New York, Finds Apartment Robbed— and the other by Rev. J. § H.i A special train will convey the dele- is an. action|gates to Wester] and Thomas The funeral of Mra. Bridget McGrath suing foriClancy, was held Friday morning. General Stanton|the Church of the Immaculate Concep- Charlestown. tion at 8 o'cdeck. Father Bruno sang|] Burial was in ‘The bea. rers Annie| the requiemn high mass. was continued for one|St. Michael's cemetel v Ledwidge, for the de-| were Columbus nced that settlement was| Doyle. David D(mohue, .‘iaur ce Flynn, the case would me| Danle] and Bward Whalen. — { . The Science club of Westerly High ring ta New York city after be-| School, a recently former organization has elecied the following officers: Bardick. president: Edward Wells, | Elljott. 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The banks and library will Morday and the postoffice will ok | the usual holiday hours. ! i To Puask Berlin, Feb, 19, ville.—A News s Anflurrr-d sev choolhouse bt etrict the consolidated e called a the matter ot 18 als in the ported by the cooperation of tlie glo-French flect.” pneumo- ord avenue WHEN THE CHILDREN NT CANDY CONFECTIONERY. ole family can safe- “he kind we ulm you is pure ly enjoy our dainty sweets. wholesome, deliciously flav ed, sanitarily manufactured SFPECIAL TODAY Chocolate Peanuts 21c 1b. 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