Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 18, 1915, Page 14

G RN N AR A PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Call Up 734 With or Without Gas At ments but Always EFFICIENT and ECONCMICAL— MODEL RANGES We furnish Repairs for all makes of Ranges A. d. Whoiey & Co. 12 Ferry Street NICELY CURED ekl Shoulders Sweet, Brown as a Nut rie" PORK LOINS Pig LEGS Phone 531 REARTDY HODERN PLUMBING is as essential modern house as electricity is to lighting. We guaran- too the very best PLUMBING WORK by expert workmen at the fariest prices. Ask us for plans and prices. in 2 Ibs. LIVER. .| 1 1. BACON. ,,25(: ISALT PORK SALT SPARERIBS H Freh FOWL for Killed Fricass ROAST BEE oo CORNED BEEF Cuts TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street Robert J. Cochran: GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, 10 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O, Sheet Packing. T. F. BURNS Heating and FPlumbing 92 Franklin Street IRON GASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street J New London County WATERFORD Mr. and Mrs. George Currie Join The- e atrical Company in New York— Y B Postman Injured When Horse Runs COAL AND LUMBER e Mrs. Ernest Newbury of Norwich was a recent guest of Mrs. Vine W, Starr George ritts of Quaker Hill has ing an artesian well for . Mattison of Quaker Hill has completed_wiring the residence of D. Clarence Bingham of Q Hill, for clectric lights. William Tourjee, quite badly by an Lyme Sunday and as a it will be confined to his home for several days. Won First Prize. Rufus Rcse won first prize in the speaking contest hetween pupils of the schools of East Lyme, Montville and Waterford, held at New London last week Mrs. J. Henry Turner has returned to Hartford after spending several weeks with Mrs. Axel Anderson. iss Elizabeth A. Gatter is visiting s in Bostor. Free Burzing Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK . D. LATHROP Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sts, Telephone 463-12 Jr., was automobile in injured The office of John A. Mor- gan & Son has been removed to the Davenport building, 10-20 West Main street, the old Elevator building. iting in Brooklyn, N. Susie_Corol day of Mrs. Corolev’s brother Joseph H. Coroley, of Cohar Join Theatrical Company. MONEY LOANED Mr. and Mrs, Geo Currie have on Diamonds, Waiches, Jswel closed their residence at Quaker Hill &nd securities of any kind at t e gone to New York to join ] Lowest Rates of Interest. An old “ompany of which they established firm to deal with. Company c ¥ THR COLLATERAL L.OAN C@, 143 mais Strect, Upsiatrs. (Established’ 1¥73.) are members, Postman Injured. Letter Carriery Earle FI. Reebe been confined to his home the week as the result of injuri pa s received when T horse became fri ned and - ran awa His route was covered by Paul P. Ives of t River was a recent guest of F H. Beebe. Sachet Powder| o / moved to w Mrs. G Excellent for perfuming friends in Handkerchiefs, Glove Boxes, i Etc. SOLD AT Dunn’s Pharmacy 50 MAIN STREET Country Club Gives First in Series of Dances—loseph Miller Injured—Rev. Wil > the first in ¢ evening, Dec, STETSON & YOUNG, Carpenters and Builders|” Tilton Bogue of D g his mother, Mrs ertown. ew_Jersey is vis Nellie Bogue, of Fingers ed. Best work and materials at right Joseph Miller, d in the Red prices by skilled labor, {mill of the C. >bertson € Telephone. 50 WEST MAIN ST. t A two fing This Is Gas Heater | Weather With the sudden drop in the| temperature, the absence of steam and other heating, has’\ brought discomfort to many. ustin Matthews has retu a short visit to his parents A GAS HEATER o Plans h been made by the Chil- or dren of v of St. John’s church to hold a fair and dance for the benefit of the church. GAS STEAM RADIATOR | will give you immediate com-| fort in the Home or Office. Full, new stock on hand. The City of Norwich Gas and Electricai Dep't. ! 321 Main St., Alice Bufldingi New Pastor Arrives. formerly of liam Lakin, : = moved Trip toFlorida “Land of Sunshine and Flowers” affords an enviable change from the rigors of winter in the North. One may play Golf under perfect climatic conditions, bathein thesurfof semi-tropical ‘waters, motor over the finest beaches to be found anywhere— MAHONEY BROS., | FALLS AVENUE i Hack, Livery and Boarding | Stable | | in a word, enjoy summer pleas~ ures throughout winter in the society of congenial people. The «East’’and ‘“West”’ Coasts alike hold out their varied attrac- tions. We guarentec our service to be the | best at ¢he most reasonable prices. M. J. FIELDS, . . -‘Fl orist | | 7or oottt “Troptet trpe, e tatormattn, ooty 35 Ward Sireet Adlantic Coast LineRR. piamations. Special Forms “The Standard Railroad of the South J.H. JOHNSON, M. E. Agent 248 Washingten St., Boston RE 1s mo advertsmg medium n Connecticut equal to rhe bu:- ta. Prime Ribs LETTERS FROM TWO STATES nce Merriam of Magonk | 12¢ in Chops or to Roast lb 150 FRESH HAMBURGER, 2 Ibs. .25¢ 1b 18¢ ll;ORK SAUSAGE PRIMIER PLUM PUDDING, 1 lb. can. .21c NEW CITRON, Ib....18c ORANGE and LEMON PEEL, Ib. ... .15¢ Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs.25¢c Sardines in Oil, 3 boxes 10c MILK, SODA, OYSTER CRACKERS, 3 lbs....25¢c Seedless RAISINS, Ib.. .12¢ Baked BEANS, 3 cans.25¢ PREPARED BUCKWHEAT, 2 pkgs 25¢c PASTRY FLOUR 51b. package.........20c FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lb. cloth sack......68¢c 5 Ib. cloth sack...... Ib 11¢ 16¢-18¢ 14c¢-16¢ ee Cabbage Free has been noted in the different d. The re 1s good sleighin sleighs about as numerous as e automobiles on the main road. Moving from Farm. his duties as pastor of the Union Bap- It is regretted that C. ti church tomorrow, Dee. 19. who h: been caretaker The public schools of the town will homestead, is to move awa close next week Ikriday for the holi- ten has made many friend: day ation in Goshen. Being possess Mrs. Roy Johnson has been spend- | tenor voice, he has been a ing a few days with friends on the |in the chof e church Scotland road. Archie gshaw of S e home of W Arthur 1 veriod of illn Whittier Exercises Given by Pupils| Chimney Fire. at Center School—Church Supper—| There was a bad fire at the Death of George H. Whipple. home John Aller he home —_— I » from Interesting exercis of the poet Whitti the from the works Alpha | The Keystone Kolored Komed John | gave very interesting and amu Barbara Freitc nent in Lebanon grans enter ie, ora Cavanaugh; With Hear Truly Grateful. 1t Heard Harry Lauder. A large delegation of local people at- tended the theatre at Norwich on Sa afternoon to see and hear t inger. The choirs at the local churches are | rehearsing Christmas programmes. An interesting programme of motion pictures were shown at Union hall evening for the benefi antic Fire Engine compan the entertainment, music fc rnished by the trc There was a very Mrs. Everett Hew d Taylor were in Norwich Mc n S. Goodwin n Lebanon ave- Saturday evening to a large audience. [ UG Sundaye o Fowler, Many at Supper. |0. H. Pultz and M Mabel An excellent chicken pie supper was | were in Willimantic Monday. served by the ladies of church at the chapel Tues The tables were well filled from a hour and the waiters kept & 3 > crowd present, wh ed to enjoy the good things s them. The so part of the evening| BE. A consisted of m nd games of vari- | Hill stock ous kinds. ¢ also proved a |registered Holstein financial succe: Allyn of Ledyard I Miss > the Rehearse Christmas Music. proprietor of Hickory old a thoroughbred 11 to William I. t week Grace Paten of Willimantic was in town recen Eey The cold weath making ice fast pachet, to the local his firs made a very favo: e impression. ”L" has taken up his residence at the par- sonage. George H. Whipple's Death. George Horace Whipple, a well known business man of this town, died at the Backus hospital Wednesday morning as the result of a shock lowing a recent operation. Mr. ple was born in Voluntown Dec 1853, and has always resided in town | |and has acquired arge amount of real estate. He has for man s run a general store and live at the center. He is survive wife, Ella ( 1 son, of town, Whipple. by his and one rin Rix, r, Robert GOSHEN William H. Geer Sells Oakland Farm, in Family Since 1817—Supper and Social—Sleighing Good. The Ladies’ Aid society held a clam chowder supper and social in the I church lecture room Friday evening. Mrs. W. T. Curry is spendin number of days with friends in Chic pee Ialls, Mass. i William H. Geer Sells Farm. W. H. Geer has sold his larze farm {to a New York purchas . Mr. Ge 1 moving |his| household @oods tois Rocklng Horses - week to his home in Washington street, vich. The old homestead has bes = T e possescion - nearty 10 || Doll Carriages - ears. Mr. Geer's grandfather moved here frem Ledyard in 18 There are some grand cak trees on the place, j fre it derived the name Oal good and convenient set a ildings as there is in New iLondon county. A large circle of i Mr. Geer from Goshen and Lebanon, the home town, where he has always resided. Christmas Tree and Exercises. ., At the session of the Sunday school { it was voted to have a Christmas ex- ercise and also a Christmas tree Fri- | day evening, Christmas eve. Enjoyed K. K. K. Show. Those from Goshen who attended the | very amusing entertainment given by | the’ Keystone Kolored Momedians in | Grange hall Saturday evening declared | that they had ver laughed so in Children’s Desks, Children’s Rockers ea; her aid they laughed until | the, of the five actors of | the omedians was certainly a star | for mirth and humor. | Since the last snow quite a contrast children of the se of |, grades at the Center sc the | ternoon under the dire home of J. A. in} principal, Marion J. Hannan. A [full bloom. | number of its and friends of the —_— = i children were present and thoroughly enjoyed the following programme LEBANON | Silent Night, ciass; Snowbound: Intro- : = ! duction, Edna rbe Building a | Entertainment by Keystone Kolored | lpfl“x:' ]1&1;1 JJnr;lun, About tht Hr.ulh.‘ Komedians Draws Big House—Dog | >at a Jordan; About the Hearth, i Dist: and Mother, Howell Seré:ieihie Dns| " SYAng o Distsmper. | cle, Edward McDonald; The Aunt and C. Wi s lost a valuable work | Elder Sister, Emma Maine; The Little :n_..}};. fr \n‘,mfi'(m. o ) me L iaurin I Sister, Lulu Larkin; The Schoolmas- | \onday night. | ter, Howard Bro; Guest, |~ J3 > Pendleton a March Dorothy Scranton; ed one day this ek which | Dupont; Sr -d when dressed pounds. Clasp is is thought to be a ord breaker | for this part of the nty. A onde Opportunity to Greatly Reduce the =l ig iy Oo’st of Living, Yet Secure the Best Feed Saturday Specials DELICIOUS PINEAPPLES, 2 for.. .25¢ FANCY SUNKIST ORANGES, 14 for. ...25¢c EXTRA FINE GRAPE FRUIT, 6 for.25¢ Crisp CELERY, 2 stalks 9¢ YELLOW ONIONS 4 DARK RED CRANBERRIES, 3 gts. 25¢ YELLOW OR WHITE TURNIPS, peck.......15¢ MIXED NUTS, Ib. ....17c NEW FILBERTS, Ib. . .15¢ ENGLISH WALNUTS ib. SOFT SHELL ALMONDS | distem; Women and Girls. Big House at Entertainment. | ner | ine . Elwell O. Mead Resigns to Go to Mead's ¢ s detivered 30 | Popular Features at Ladies’ ciety's Armstrong Given Surprise Party. r Holton table reported on the ponds. Dogs Have Distemper. owners are com- with LIBERTY HIiLL wall — Congregationai Church More Men and Boys Than cepted a cali church ris la- y in Janu- church duties f the town itor. nd Liberty to have Mr. a very During Mr. pastorate here he add. at ng- hurch han in Wil- e guest > visited . M w recently. Had Supper and Sale. Sewing circle had a e Friday evening. The consisted of a very i ld by the pastor, " FRANKLIN | r Aid So- Christmas Sale—Kenneth d society held a very mas sale Thursday of ail. Lu- d Mrs. Emma Cox had food ta the candy in charge of Miss Cather- 1 Ch wecek in the town Holton. T work table was servision of ) Hermon Mrs. Fred Race and Mr P. Aver. Much amusement wa d by the grab bag, it being in e of Mrs. Fred Race. The suc- in charge of M affa G Mrs. Fred Race, Both | t lney Buy Saturday Specials I 300 Fresh, Solid Meat OYSTERS"35¢ PINE POINT CLAMS E%' cuu;sm' o BEST PURE LARD COTTOLENE 2 small pails.........5lc PEANUT BUTTER BLUE MOULD STILTON CHEESE, Ib 55¢ GOOD EGGS * RED ALASKA For table, dozen..:...29c | SALMON, tall can....15¢c FRESH FROM OUR BAKE SHOP DAILY HOT BOSTON BAKED FRESH MADE BEANS, box.......5¢c-10c | SWIEBACK, Ib.......12¢ BOSTON BROWN CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS BREAD, loaf. .. ...5c-10c | Whipped Cream, dozen 35¢ CHOCOLATE CREAM CHARLOTTE RUSSE DOUGHNUTS, dozen.15¢c | dozen . ....40c B8 MARYLAND BISCUIT MARSHMALLOW domemts S Y YER CAKE .......15c - B ~ - e pr———— Mrs. Lloyd Ayer and Mrs. O. L. John- clear the snow from the railroad son. tracks. Sermon on Peace. John Hammond has returned from On Sunday morning at the Franklin|West Willington, where he has been Congregational church the subject will | employed on state road with his What is Peace team. x7 L " 1% Mrs. Ailen Jewett is in Hartford vis- Surprise Visit. iting her daughter. A large number of friends of Ken- SR . TS Armstrc gave him a surprise g o a : iday evening of| SOUTH KILLINGLY | la the parsonage |2 > in a body. A | spent. Barn Dance—Pearl Wedding Anni- vorsary—Plans for Christmas En- tertzinment. Mrs. Davis of Mystic called on| Mr and Mrs. G. R. Barlow have re- friends here ¥ turne from a visit with relatives in Lbrauel Fielding of Norwich attend- | Valley Falls. ©d church here v A. A. Jacques was in Attawaugan Miss Ina Younz of Willimantic call- | Tuesday, to get one of his dogs that led on Mrs e Fowler Sunday had strayed away. Mr. and George Fleming and| Highland Grange held its regular {daughter of Norwich were guests Sun- | meeting Saturday evening. Officers day of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Morrette and dz rd. ughters Thelma spent the week aki for the ensuing year were elected. C. E. Child of Putnam was in_this place Monday, looking after his lum- ber interests. ielding and son, Leroy, A. Mazzarelle is to nds in Plainfield. in his new barn this (S: ol i b ing: = Married Thirty Years. Windham County Mr. anda Mrs. Willis Shippee of Mashentuck celebrated their thirtieth marriage anniversary Saturday eve- CLARK’S CORNERS ning. About one hundred guests were present. ¢ Monday's 'm covered the ground| The various committees for the two inches of snow ar Section foreman John XN: his gang were in Hartford helping to Christmas entertainment are busily at work and have their plans well under way. 50¢ to $6.00 50c to $7.50 $1.00 to $5.00 A Few Articles Suitable for Children’s Gifs Flexible Flyers and Sleds, Doll Beds §0c to $3.50 $1.25 to $5.00 Children’s Bedroom and Dining Room Sets, 25¢ to 50c Blackboards §50c to $1.25 50c to $3.00 Other Interesting Children’s Useful Gifts We Give and Redeem Royal Gold Trading Stamps “The Big Store Wit St aedigas il ] SCHWARTZ BROS. 9-11 Water Street h the Little Prices” Telephone 965