Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 29, 1916, Page 15

NDHVIIGH BULLETIH. SATURDAY, APIII. 20, 1916 PUTNAM 'SORE BACK, : : et s ¥ ion ool LUMBAGO T h e Be St Dressed Men In Town e ot of bavia . carponter| RADWAY’S READY RELIEF) Often Pay Less For Their Clothes Than the inexperienced Buyer Imagines. ~—Baptist Churgh Calls Pastor—Re- USED AS A DANiflSdN yesterday. “He has the build and an| ceiver for 'E:’;“‘m':‘::‘:: LlNlMENT¥ N - | the stuff that goes to make a fine pit- | Company—Loui: e ch:r, g.u Be Feeds is & little more| . and Fined. Sl'oPs PAIN” INSTANTLY Congestions and Inflammations. . lgmul:“-" i e 1 He | United States S <! P. M : Week—| n’s home is in this town. He nited States Senator George P. Mc- v i h:..,',lm,.i.. ’-:::' o |1 & Tormer R 11, ‘8. ‘Ditchar, ™ Last | Lean, invited. o deliver the address | mes i e DoesNot Blister . Year o worked with the Lynn team of [at the commencement cxorcises here | Kot I % William M. Franklin—John MoFar- |¥he New ingiand leazue and this year | June, has written that he is oblised _— mhmm lieves the pein from land Newly ‘Appointed Night Officer |is with Brldmian ink ‘th? Ea.s:gr;: u; %ecl_ine on [a%pul;‘: g tnhe pressure [ SriB; OO or “w“‘”“ gl - league. Hit ‘work indicates of usiness at ‘ashington. e )‘w Je o¢ Pullis Beinking Fouataln: | OG0 M ays & big season: Local teachers will be in' Williman- Mr, and Mrs. John C. Phillips are at Birthday Surprise Visi tic nex ay to attend a meeting i g Teturn 0| A dozen of their friends pere en- e Vauregan in about two weeks. t ed Frid ing at the home 3 Rev. J. W. & pastor of the | ot M. and Mra, Wiliam X1, Franiiin, P e o2 Cantertary gational ghureh at Dayville, has | Broad street. The date was the an- | {0 OCCURY the DUTPIt at the Congregn n spending days with friends | niversary of Mrs. Franklin's birth and | %% St PO Maryland, - 3 the party was arranged as a surprise At Pomona Meeting. N \«ian.‘ Homs, B BED b bl we- 1o o Wiat e Siaih. e Bat| | Aeibary of Tutauin: Erange. are st You Men and Young Men Who Need New fiously 11l at home in Hartford, is ing three tables. Dainty refreshments | Hampton today attending a meeting mproved. i were served. Mrs. Franklin was pre- |of Quinebaug Pomona grange, with Death of Theodore Reneatilt. sented a pretty gift by her visitors. |Little River grange. Spring Suifs Can Save Money and Dress Well By Coming Here. MANY MEN COME HERE WITH THE INTENTION OF PAYING $’o i ] f* snow were mixed with Theodore t, 7, son of Mr.| John McFarland Night Patroiman Flurries of d Mrs. Reneault, died at their| Next week, under appointment of :Re e ‘hfltt fe;l I_“:ml’mnam during ome on the West Side. the police committee of the court of |the early part o ay. . 2 A delegation of members of Put Thirty-six _Holsteins Coming. bursesses, John McFarland of River- |, e P Putnan William 8. Brown has recelv word Sheer: saceaing Sonn ‘Gordon. My | morning, attending the funeral Of |week in the interest of Chandler and hat his biuesribbon herd of Holsteln | $fciatiand was appointed a special | Stephen D. Horton. 5 1o | YOS e is en £oute to Wauregan from | McFarland was appo Mrs. Helen Willey and Miss Ellen| It was sald Thursday that the as- t Orwell, Ohfo. The herd numbers £ ; Wheeloci passed Friday in Providence f sets of the corporation exceed the lia- Mr. McFarland has _resigned his T 1 $15.00 FOR A SUIT AND FIND JUST WHAT THEY WANT IN head. X e tias|as the guests of Mrs. George A.|bilities, not includ it - Congregational Conference. e s o e rantacuie vavann: tracts ‘that ‘are now. unger way, but OUR SPECIAL LINE OF SUITS AT .....cccccvcerenmeccscsos o Miss Elizabeth Ash, Pomfret, attend- | the corporation has not the money to The Windham County Conference of | 33 years. Mr. McFarland entered the ttend- ongregational churches and ministers | employ of the Jacobs company as a |0 the debate on suffrage held Friday |proceed with the work on the con- to meet at the church in Dayville [boy and has remained a faithful em- | Pight in Norwich. tracts, and the season for out door OTHER MEN EXPECT TO PAY $15.00 OR $18.00 AND FIND o ploye of the concern. 3] AMrs. Walter J. Bartlett left Putnam | work in the construction line ’3“’ ar- myva HAD IN T e g Friday afternoon for Bolton where she |rived. The corporation is capitalized JUST THE SUIT MIND IN OUR LINE sttt - Bank Deposits $2,417,163. addressed the Bolton granze on Suf- [at $45000, and it was said that the T Charles Gareau, now at Assumption| That workers of this section are|frage Friday nisht. volume of business done by the cor- Y R llege. Canada, is to be ordained to|making something of their opportu- Cormady, {or Baseball Fund. poration has been sreater than the e priesthood in June. He is a son|nity to save money during the unasual Sy o e e, limited capital warranted. To add to Mrs. Alphonse Gareau of Carter|period of prosperity is indicated by | A number of young people from the | ;e crparrassment of shortage of reet. the steady increase in deposits in lo- ““h"““ church presented a com-|capita] some of the money due the Rain Prevents Game. cal banking institutions. The_latest |4y, Mr. Bob, in the high school hall ati ] $20.00 FOR A SUIT ARE SURPRISED AT THE WONDERFUL corporation on contracts has been garnisheed and some of ery has been evening for the benefit of th Those in the play 1 Perry, Hel- The Killingly High-Southbridge | statement of the Brooklyn vings izh game scheduled here for Friday | bank shows an increase of $50,000 in as postponed an nccotit of the storm | deposits over and above the big boost 2 At South Killingly the interior of | the deposits of this institution showed s machin- ached to secure judg- en o in suits brought by Florence Gilbert, Samuel o o re hin tay, Thomas Bel. there will be any let up in the activi- AND STILL OTHER MEN WHO EXPECTED TO PAY $18.00 OR $’5 e church, dating from the eighteenth [after taking over the Windham Coun- |V to be redecorated, the work | ty Savings bank about a year ago. Basketball Player Injured. ties of the corporation, for Mr. Hol ompleted Dbefore Memorial day.| The deposits of this i ation_ are one of the high school | den, under his appointment, George W. Clawson has sold his |now shown to have reached 32, is o patient at a|thofity to carry on the rm at Kiilingly 63.- Center to Volney |35, and the latest statement shows a Wonderful Values In Women’s, Men’s and Boys™ Shoes . He is suffering. 4 ason of Providence. Mr. Mason is|Surplus and profits account of $100,- eved from an injury recetve r of the court pe i At B30 an nErense. rom h0.500° o el ssbagees rvestpet e 6 L s FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR BOYS Miss Dor of Moosup is to|a short time ago. inley of the Put- | the confirmatio ng e service at Snow in Rhode Island. Tethod ch is to pi will $2.00 and $2.50 $2.00 to $4.50 $1.25 t0 $3.50 Regal Shoes Boys’ Suits Regals win your trade on style. They keep { This is the store for you— your trade on the satisfaction ihey give Mothers- come in and let us prove it . $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, $5.50 IT WiLL PAY YOU WELL TO INVESTIGATE .| cars from the e left Fri-|of ‘the Rhode Is —over the line company—came | morni rch in West Thompson 5 He will supply for Rev. J qua Ay for a ;;mt of two weels with rel- [ o R e e oI Y on R. Miller, who is recovering from ill. |bond for . i A hours of Friday, wearing a mantle of One of ti Deposits $350,000. white, a snow sheeting that covered Treasurer Clifford H. Starkweather | the tops and fro grounrrd Friday that the deposits at |the same as they Danielson Trust company have |storms of the wi - ached the new hi word that the ground, was covered 30,000 with snow across the Rhode Isiand | %o tudtitile Rabekah, Lot border, thouzh it did not snow su -3 i 1 2T D: o ki Yorana Seerstary W. S. Hutchinson [ Ao, 220 in Dani to make Ne en and a suite of grand |temperature here ho | in the v g come here next Friday |oing + i igh record figure of comple- mploted cinity of the freczinz point mo Lening to institate the new Dorcas | {he o % e lehek h lodge. The degree will be nferred by the team of Mizpah lodse, | PUBLIC DRINKIN Putnam, Eel 4 Play for Benefit of French Babies Business Men's A # Kit ¥re p nd the neld in ssociation Talking June the play, The Arrival of Providing One. to be given here, the en- ceeds to be given to the fund | Members of iness Me ) buy milic for babies in France, |sociation are discussing the matter of CALLS ALB fi % there hundreds of littie ones are suf- | providing a public ( tain | = i ing for want of sufficient nourish- |in the business scet here wa Church 8= nt one such until last fali. when it 4 Game Today—Perhaps! removed_from its nosition in the snow isn't too. deep, |Of the Dexter bl I n basoball team players|aWay so that water dripp! il be given a tryout|or splashed from it c: »n against the team of |Not Injurc the newly la T AEGoL Some_suitable location for 5 . |may be decided upon by Bougucts for Pitcher Bill Martin | oo that ‘s inves Arthur Irwin, the former New York gucrican scont ama present business M # of the Toronto club, is a| Supt. R. W for Piteher 1911 Martin, of | Manutacturt & It move to | afternoon that v from Lynn,” said Irwin | cided to énzaze of looms with wh There had been tion, he said, |stant experimen | work that fs {ests that control the pl { Ainite decision_has b {livery of looms ne | 266 TO 270 MAIN STREET the value of tocls &nd & oped? Rather it is a wonder that | enacted s made the progress that it has, | closed r ali Paraguay is intellectually | corpor: ns backward, | (Ltd.) in industrial improvement it | faciliti to show for the 45 years e elapsed. The sprit of the never weakened. No sac- he country is too great for dream of fu- s is too un- 'C n this ideal the country needs outside Nelp. At the basis of | this development there must be rail- way and fluvial improvement. Paraguay er is there, with s fine port, Asuncion, the capital of country, but its docking facilities 1y inadequate. On Paraguayan know some- | FRISBIE’'S ' ANIMAL FERTILIZERS (Bone, Biood and Tankage) “Made in Conmecticut”™ E ~FOR— Connecticut Farms | Frisbie's Fertilizers for all crops are made of Animal Tankage, Bone, Blood and Hi Grade Chemicals; and in fine mochanical condition. Free booklet. THE L. T. FRISBIE COMPANY Sew Maven, Conn. s been held,up, not such as yet to de vear interests to take of looms. It is hoped tha purchased some month received in the very Basket S A basket sock the Embroidery Baptiste hall. In sent out for the event. poke at the meeting. Seward presided at fr CHICKERING HOTEL SOLD Pi “on Acmete of 2147 en by | 000 but Lacke Ready Morey to Gom- plete Contr. Proprictor J. A. Hart Disposes of iness to J. F. Lucy, of Beston. been | (Special to The Bu Put Mo Takers. | . The manufacturer who offered his| mill in Patterson to thc unions has|ior court. of Fer sale by T. H. ELDREDGE Ask For and GET | had no offers, since they somehow |‘empor: | 9 i seem to prefer to criticise the man =l | A F. WOOD —|% st e 2 o 1. elve e fault: | pletea street imr 1“The Local Undertaker” [finder put in executive position . is|ihis oity and wh i DANIELSON, CONN usvally found out. — r’mhdehma‘n 10 from the city Ferlors 8 Mechani i Y Public Ledger. amount of THE ORIGIRAL MALTED MILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex- tract of select malted grain, malted in cur own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions. Infants and children thrice on it. Agrees with the weakest stomach of the invalid or the aged. Nourishes and sustains more than tez, coffee, ete. z in the ho him out and 2 s > ensued. out of door: e Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Ask For Them she | or 2l ever lo | D lon as their PARAGUARY PROCRESSES. Coming More and Mors Into Promin- | Inz in 1314 = | ence and Pecple are Hearing of | What It Is Doing. | | =1 | Kill you before daughter ran out 1 FOR SATURDAY = and n —_— Away down In South America, ! fiwmzhmkuw::::;\n~ - A from 9 to 11 1 most in the ve hear v.,:»r;v',‘. tious may in a moment SMOKED SHOULDERS =°r" 13lc =Y s s T o ¥s hat ey Sl T R Substitutes Cost YOU Same Pri PORK LOINS, Ib___.___ -17 ¢ | LEAN POT ROAST, Ib_____l 4 i oy i Palte & Peskags Hows PORK CHOPS, Ib________ VEALTO STEW, Ib_______ C to Patrototic. nah - = | doff its hat to th blic. omen ow there ever was a natlon that fought | “to the last ditch” it is Paraguey, and if there is another instance in h tory—modern, mediaeval, or ancien! fllatrrfiley mnkot afithord tol l” where a people fought so complete! ey must keep themselves | %" Soint o¢ utter exauation. o in the best of health at all |most to extinction, before they ran up and years has been | six_years Lopez had | 1al struggle against | d Uruguay. This | and be- | e Bl il B Bl A LS el SALT RIBS, b ... _6c|BEEF LIVER, 3 Ibs_25c|FRANKFURTERS Ib 15¢ SHORT STEAKS, 1b______ HALF HAMS, b________ s . 20C BACON, Ib_ . 188 You Don’t Need a Coal Fire . | the white flag. it has been rather care- | 3 - times. Most of all, the digest- | ¥ ™o Toafia " "t parcicanar | included T G t ive system must be kept in | Paraguay may be said to be about suf and little 0 e 0! 0 ater good working order. Knowing | eneris. s s It is s0 far away and so little vis- vomen the importance of this, many t < 2 of your kitchen—youll be hot enough ited by people of the United States e B ¢ withont 1t S o8 T o uah o women have derived help fi;om :‘?; {r:r::ep;u fow %:r;,"z:,ns r‘::fu:hm sreat | u :Ao":e‘:;l 3 h:hau —-::-nuy'-luh:r K ';mnm[ X ::;’ sbout this very interesting country g L s old- LIMA BEANS, can. loc SPRING LAMB SALE 10—STAMPS FREE—‘O Gien Ms mers seographical location. | 337075’ perons: vestdent & e l.egs Lamb |b 250 With Following Articles and more into prominence and people s it 2 won- are beginning to hear something of remained wm- 1 can SULTANA SPICE 10:: v Loins Lamb, Ib____17 e e Tt o W 0ins Lam ----1/C]1 pkg. MACARONI. ... struggle they are making to advance |- (Jhildren CrT and take their place among the pro- - 100for. ........... 12C|Fores Lamb, Ib____14c IP'W-JE‘L“’OWDFRW gressive natlons of the carth, " the POR FLETCHER'S 1 pkg. VAN’S NORUB 10c 1 bot. ONION SALAD 10c GRANULATED SUGAR, 13 lb-.$1-00 N ONIONS glgmhxcu e devel it of its fl al - These safe, sure, vegetablepills | oirees™the country has douwtess| CAS TORIA uickly right the conditions e ——— t cause headache languor, Bymeicmisiee | THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK WHOLE RICE-—F | s B. .oveoiecere..... 00| Baldwin Apples, pk. 45¢ do not irri- tate or weaken the bowels. PHOENIX BUILDING, MAIN STREET, DANIELSON, CONN. ‘Women find that relieving*the oty 2 small ills promptly, prevg;xts An Institution of Constantly Growing Strength the development of big ones. Your Account Solicited. They depend on Beed:ams e Pills to tone, strengthen and Deposits, $2,417,163.35 Surplus, $100,836.33 Keep Them Well Total Assets, $2,537,715.39 TAND ELECTRIGAL DEFT. J. ARTHUR ATWOOD, President. WILLIAM H. B NHAM, Vice-President Directions of Special Valas to W with Eq » 3 (e Vg e o CLARBRCE H. POTTER, Secretary-Treasurer 135 Main Street Telephone 29-4 e Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Ask For Them