Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 23, 1915, Page 2

i i £E # i i i £ 5 iz a‘ig’ ) g frit T i gf 2ty S PR (/[ DANIELSON AND P HAMPTON AUTO OVERTURNED. J. 8. Menken Has Ribs Broken—Hi Wife Badly Bruised. Sacques. 3 Baby Coats, age 1 to 6 years, made in chinchilla, bearskin and white serge, $2.75 to $5.00. e i e Infants’ Coats and Capes in white cash-| Matthew ana Margaret Gefligan vs. R, mere and silk poplin, é’/ith embroidered | ihe other mattars v the Ehort salen: : designs on sleeves and collar, $1.39 to o L L TR rted by & witness that the driver journed o mmorn. | of the car lost control of the ma- $6.50. fng: FtIEn T chine, causing the accident. ¥ 4 : e MISSION A SUCCESS | BABY CARRIAGE In blue, tan or pink, finished with rib-|Cecllia Hardman Knocked Dawn by S pay o g . BA . bons to match $1.39 each. L Sestin, e six-vearoa auugntar of| o ot the Secred.Hoar b : : Children’s Knitted Sets, consisting of 5 (The mission at B¢ Mary's church Sweater, Drawer Leggings and Caps, in 3 3 5 B :","7’,‘?‘:{; R S g;::; 'KNITTED red, Copenhagen, white, rose and tan, [ot Your Light Shine|rirSartor of Yomes Huswess ‘SETS $398 2 Set; sots ~. Brishtl Wil be Bacught to & clows Sunday aft Children’s Polo Sets, F0“§’5t‘“g Of Cap, l'lg t y ernoon at 3 o'clock with sermons and Sweater, Drawer Leggings and Mittens, Insrvstions by i Fnihies et the $4.98 a set. e the mission. Knitted Rompers with Hood, “white A Di tz Teachers Attend Convention. 5 9 The public schools of the city were ] 1 y i o atdl e e RN S e etz Lantern|.rs a2 = \SWEATERS In white, rose, Copenhagen, tan an i thelr choice of attendifig the conven- scarlet at $1.00 to $2.00. TOQUES AND BONETS « Children’s knitted and polo effects, all colors, 25¢ to 50c. Infants’ Toques in white, pink and white, blue and white, and old rose and tion in Hartford or in New Lohdon. The majority of the local teachers - chose the capital, taking the 9 o'clock is what you need train, together with many from near- by towns and clties enroute for the same place. 4°c Hallowe'en socl:- :.y St. Paul's G. The Girle Friendly soclety of St. and upward |Pwrs church held a Hallowe'en so- 3 b 7 b oy o el B M L I, bt Tt Baby Bonnets in silk and bearskin, ribbon trimmed and at most successful, ~ An entertainment finished with fancy rosettes, in pink and blue, 25¢ to $1.50. costume, after which & Dutch supper was enjoyed. The committee in charge was Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch, and Misses Grace Edmunds, Sadle Lit- terick and Alice Burnett. MUNSING UNION SUITS For Men, Women and Children It you want & Union Suit to give you satisfaction in evory way get.a Mun- 3 he satisfattory way in whicl ey are ma it and cover the form B Busiiat cusabliiy Fas made them tha moet: puptlas suit in e Emeralde Prepared for Successful imarket. The finest quality fabrics are used and can be had in different |————————— Season. weights and size. ‘With lh; !r‘flm ?f 2?& h:::dbd‘l“ Fos and tural, $1.00 d $2.50. . season, an 00 n o For Tomien: witice. andaached, $7.00; $125, $1.65 and 5200, We Started To Write|sases. iocar ‘fans are beginning to For children, 50c and 62)/c. evince interest in the start of the bas- Ad t_ t katbul';cr&_egm:.d F“humahn%u‘ fow An Advertisement |5 heIhmd iy has pad o tcam NEw FALL WMSTS ball teams °h'l the lut.,am-; ddm:ed Neat and attractive Fall models to go About o e e el cessful scason, and have booked a i i i i 3 ith the for oNv, with your Fall Suit—China silk, crepe SR it the Misrs Asgies foe oNv, de-chine, messaline, pussy willow, taf- g iy gy Sl =y .l“:‘:l", lhen;‘ will be an dnael- oh n ndance all weason, and any A feta and habutai silk—colors are black, toam coming to Willimantid will have . o to extend itself to a vietorio | white, flesh and maise, pretty models|telling all about the .S!erlmg e 'N: L::“ ,; .r.‘: in green plaids, Roman and invisibie and Quaker and’ Richmond The W. H. 8. cleven, which (hrew B Ran, and Heaters, but|itasemy Wedanosday, will nacn stripes in black and navy blue at $1.98| " "5c> &M 2 afirmotn et Hestestion parks: sgainst found we did not have room |the team of the New London Manual up to $5.95. A = : Training school, and are out for e ides had | victory: o 2 in this space, and bes improved immensely this’ scason, un- much rather tell you in the der efficient coaching, "“Sl"‘nn"".l‘i’:,fi years. From all roports, New. London store, where we can show the | has a strong team thin soason and the different stoves and explain |contest should be well worth seetng. 7 s FUNERAL. their good qualities. 3 Charles A. Young. Come in and let us show| The funeral of Charies A. Youns was held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon you. from his home, No. 11 South street, Rev. W. O. Nuzum of the Moethodist FALL FABRICS For Suits, Coats or Dresses 50-inch wide Gabardine in navy blue, gray and brown, $1.50 a yard. 50-inch wide Storm serge in green, brown and navy blue,"$1.50 a vard. 36-inch wide Fancy Wool Plaids, church officiating. Abide with Me and $1.00 a yard. Asleep in Jesus. wers sung Impres- 9 sively by Mrs. Otto B. Robinson dur- % 2 2 ) ing_the services. The bearers were 54-inch wide Striped Wool Fabrics, Sy e AL T RS Y ard. 7 A. Dewson and Henry Witter, Burial $1.00 a yard was in the Willimentic cemetery, in 50-inch wide Storm or Fine Serges, in black, tan, Alice F 5 S blue, brown and green, $1.00 a yard. umlture tore LIFE SAVED AFTER Zg-incg \;ide New Coatings, $2.00 and $2.50 a yard. Phone 285-3 and 50-inch wide Broadcloths, in black and colors, 5 E EKA MLED $1.00 and $1.50 a yard. >| . Main and Union Streets, OPERATION F. 54-inch wide Sol Satin Lining, in black only, $1.00 a Mrs. Clare Shaw of Providence Used yard. 5 e HIRAM N. FENN Wonderful Remedy. 36-inch wide Colored Satin Lining, 25¢ a yard. UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER,| Mrs. Clare Shaw of 453 Dexter St. 36-inch wide Skinner’s Satin Lining, in black and colors, | 5,52 Shurch St- Willimantic, Gt | 1l Sad tiver troubles. for many _$l 25 a yard. Telsphone Lady Assistant |vears. She was treated both In the Unlted States and abroad. She under- S A went an operation. Still she suffered, FALL SUITS AND COATS For Women and Young Girla| 5o oo LT ARD 5 paet Sy S, S, g New and clever models in Suits and Coats are coming in - O reeluga your. sammple trestient gvery day and the collection offers a wide variety to choose an“mmudmm e e e o from. The New Fall Coats are in green and brown cordu-|60-62 North St., Willimantic an intmmation that go¢ right up in ' 1qy, Scotch tweed and gray mixtures, fur trimmed or collar | Z2%¥ Assistant Tel. connection | B o A e & miracte, a8 and cuffs of velvet, plain or belted effect, $12.50 to $25.00. DR E By ey S A R E e CRTLR Fall Suits are in whipcord, gabardine, poplin, serges and e 1L JACKS()N, Dentis | _>ares Wondertul Remedy gtves per- manent resuits for stomach, liver and _mixtures and rangé in prices from $17.50 up to $25.00. Painless Extracting e T in Black, Green, Navy and Brown Telephone = ~ M bl‘fll'lk ‘Melvin spent Friday in Hamp« n. ne 1 | o few A, C. cal visitor Friday, T..J. Watts is in Boston on busi ess. Elmer Young s in Middletown for days. s C. Richards of Holyoke was & 1o« Mrs. F. G. is the guest of friends in Putnam ® few Mrs. F. W. Blackmar and Miss Mar- jorie Blackmar are visiting friends In tnam. Mrs. Charles Bradley and Miss Gladys rBadley are in New Haven for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eeads of Bos- ton are guests of the latter's Mre. Elmer Norton of Turner street. following were attending the The state’teachers’ convention Friday: Frances T. O'Nell and Miss Catherine Carey. Miss Julia Galivan of San Francisco formerly of this city, Who has been the guest of Mrs. Mary Teevans and family of Jackson street, left Friday for her western home. Hartford visitors Friday _included Mrs. John Rellly, Mrs. J. C. T; Middletown was ., | M Al were Henry A. Gi Miss Winnifred Tracy, A. G. Gully, C. afterncon. & visitor with- In Putnam Fri. | da: Miss Mary H. Lathrop, Curtis ‘Adams, 3 The. days this week have been great | Friday. ones for the goif criluiasts of the Baker, * Allce ‘Alford, D. school of oratory, is Waking o Sreat Captain Butle- Goss to Hartford. success as a ‘promises to have a distinguished career in her feesion. nis Shea, Miss Annie L. Shea. - Charles W. Gale to Speak. JEWETT CITY Mre. Charles W. Gule of Norwich Opening Entertainment in Slater Li- | ) Library Course Delights Large Au- dience — Pulpit Themes For Sun- The opening entertainment of Slater Library course was held Finn's Opera h Thursday even- ing. It was given by the Doroa-Da Leon company, consisting of Mdme Claire Dorva, Prof. V. De Leon, Wes- ey Lockhart and Elizabeth Louainne e Beattie. Madame Dorva., who is &|wal of Fubject to an adait - native Parisian, possessed a remark- |P%T OMC o Loy o0 oL able soprano voice, singing from va- rious operas with fascinating Ap: She JEathefiat lancy of tone. She sang in gvening, Rev. E. A. Legs will langnages with equal facflity. S Brik 3 2 sectel o spteiil ditioh to her vocal talent she was|®7eRIng sermons 3 a finished performer on the banjo, mandolin, lyre. guitar, violin, viola and plano. Brof. De Leon performed on variety of novelty instruments with the utmost ease, = Mr. Lookhart was a planiat of much tal Miss Beat- tie, the reader, held the closest atten- tion by her admirable powsr of imi- tation, The numbers of the entire programme were of the highest order ”nd the concert was one of the best If ncy’the best, ever heard in the lec- ture courses, ing of hla winter potato Bunda; foes, Wi a weeks ¢ 'e::,":h the Rev, Al |that he would be able to beat that lan Spidoi's subjoota will be o N lend o, Bttt Bt i NS Sepat pliathipgies. At the Methodist church the ‘'mern- | DU, OPPR &SNS 18 ¥ ing seeslon will be by Rev. A H.|}UWGDE QUethe Heyeione sisrn, Nov, Withee of Moosup. In the evening the | 1, FnE Fone, neveities and cabinet pastor subjeot wil be Life in tne ZA0°RRA0S (G0 = Heavenlies, ; S Rev, W. A, Tate of Masibors, Conn. Wheel and Car Collide. will preach at the Congregational ohureh, Memorial Maas, Thera was an_anniversary mass at St. Mary's church Friday morning for Mra, Sadie Salols, et ——— I ing into colligie: ith the ' COLCHESTER Wheet 'of The Mlavbla was sruahed. Dot —_— its youthful rider gocaped withobt Home and 8chool League te Meet— |scrateh, C, Y. P, 8. Scclal at Chapel—Teach. ora at Conventien, The Home and School league ia to most Monday evening, Oct, $5th, in the assembly room at the academy at § o'clock, The meeting ia for ~adults only, There will be musio and steres opticon views of schoolhouses, Bewing, Supper, Entertainment, The C. Y, P, S, met in the Congre« sational chapel Friday afterncon and The afternoon was spent in was merved at § o'clock, and the usual entertalnment of muaic, readings and sketohea waa| An_invitatien has beem reseived held at 745, After the entertainment, | the Weatfield a soclal hour fras spent by the young. er members. Peter Terp of East Hampton was 1A town Wednesday buying up cows, Danlels Seriously Il George Westbrook of New York is at the Deep River clubhouse for & few | at the local church that event, pla to visit Charles Daniels, the old | for mext Thursday svening, will be onal league umplire, who ia seri- | omitted, 5 y 11, Highest Seeres at Whist, Michasl B, Sullivan of Willimantie wns the guest of Timothy Kelley on| _ The e g g e Ploasant street Wednesday, Attended Cenvention, The teachers in the high scheel and distriots in town were in Hartford on Friday attending the state teachers’ visor J, A, Young was in Ne FUNERAL. Haven Friday ‘sttending a meeting padnssiny the supervisors of the state, He will Losnard Bartlet return today (Saturday) by automebile | L4 yne Unien Baptist d,:;“ P N, P s DI e X Friday afternoon at 1 p'elock, will spend a few s at s summer Leenard Bartlet residence in Salem, e e o 4 Jirs, Barah J, Bingham left Friday for fow daye’ visit with relatives in orwich. et . Ieastat Thomas P. Kinney lett Thursday for | fos mast Hilingly cometery. ;l.f:::nfl.y-' visit with friends in New Modorn Play. at the Orphouss, Thomas 8, Clark was in Norwich on an absolute guarantee—if not sal factory money will be returned. 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Ohildren O * FOR FLETCHER'S CAST O Ri1A iss F. W. Clapp, Mrs. G. Dickinson - Putnan: Country elub. THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK This Bank Transacts a Strictly Savings Bank Business 34 ATWOOD. Presdest o = W £ BURNHAM. Vice Presdest 3 §83, 7 Mra. s . ) returned Fvi-| Word was received fm on Windsor, | Thursday of the death of Mra, of the Stanton at her home in N . and of | She was well known in this ‘Wedneaday ev. | where she resided for Harriman represented | has many relatives and Andem of the looal | She leaves, besides her one at_the direo- Archis Gerrish. The the Hartford chub. | held Friday svening dinner of the the body will be o i i | ¥ Lt i H hi ; ? f I. if e f il E H | iy i | f P i i . ;i i ] } ; i r j ; i : i 15 i 4 1 | | ¥, 1 : i i i i 1] i pif i i }r ! ] b é i 0 i g S i fé‘ 1 ! : | and when you it H But did you ever think that the dollar would start a checking account or a savings account? WINDHAM COUNTY NATIONAL BANK DANIELSON, CONN. mioagomm July 3, 1915 ...$ 13651868 - e A 8 SRR ———— Treasurer