Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 7, 1916, Page 2

r:sale of Tollet (;" ins Thursday Morning, June 8th, 1916 Toilet Goods offers a splendid opportunity to provide yourself with all the prices that are impossible at any other time in the year. POWDERS TOILET CREAMS Powder, white, flesh | Daggett and Ramsdell Cold Cream,|Coigate's Cold Cream, medium size— price 39 small size—Sale price 19¢ Sale ice 250 Face Powder—Sal i Ds tt and Ramsdell Cold Cream,|Colgaté's Cold Cream, large size—Sale der=Sale Price | D rodium size—Sale price 200 price 80c Daggett and Ramsdell Cold Cream, |Tokalon Cold Cream—S8ale price 420 llet's Rice Powder—Sale large siz price 3% Milkweed Cream—Sale price 42c | Mace Powder, medium size—| Aubrey Sisters’ Beautifier — Sale | Eicays Cream—Sale price 420 250 price 196 Aubrey Sisters’ Tint—Sale price 19 Cream DeMeridore—Sale price 19¢ Hudnut's Marvelous Cream, large size BSanitol Cold Cream—Sale price 19 —Sale price 50c Sanitol Face Cream—Sale price 18c |Hudnut's Cream Sec., lirge size—Sale Woodbury’s Facial Cream—8ale price| price g b B Hinds Honey and Almond Cream— ¥8_Charmi: e Powder—Sale. g ol o ;’It:;:-‘r;c—xn:xe i M price | Frostila—8ale price 200 _Face Powder—Sale price 20c| " 3aq Gorgen’s Benjoln and Almond—Sale Dorls Face Powder—Sale | Pompeian Massage Cream—Sale price| PBrice 200 39c Cuticura Ofntment—Sale price 420 TOILET WATERS TALCUM POWDERS Lilac Tollet Water—Sale price 69 Babcock’s Corylopsis Talcum Powder—Sale price 12¢ Doris Violet Toilet Water—Sale price 6% Babeock Cut Rose Talcum Powder—Sale price 120 Doris Rose Toilet Water—Sale price 69c English Lilac Totlet Water—Sals price 250 Layell Sweet Pea Talcum Powder—Sale price 12¢ English Lilac Toflet Water, large size—Sale | Lavell Honeysuckle Talcum Powder—Sale price 120 50c Mennen’s Violet Talcum Powder—Sale price 15¢ Mennen’s Borated Talcum Powder—Sale price 15c Williams' Violet Taleum Powder—Sale price 15c - and Gallet's Violet Toilet Water—Sale price 85¢ ‘Williams’ Carnaticn Talcum Powder—Sale price 1'5e Violet Sec Toilet Water—Sale price 750 Williams' English Lilac Talcum Powder—Sale price 15¢ Extreme Violet Tollct Water—Sale price 75c Williams’ Kars! Taleum Powder—Sale price 15¢ Violet Tollet Water, small size—Sale price 250 | Colgate’s Violet Talcum Powder—Sale price 15¢ Wiolet Tollet Water, medium size—Sale prico Corga;;'s Cashmere Bouquet Talcum Powder—@ale price c Face Powder, large size— 500 Powder—S8ale price 19¢ Powder—Sale price 50c Eclat Face Powder — Sale Swiss Violet Toilet Water—Sale price 25c Swiss Violet Toilet Water, large size—Sale Violet Tollet Water, large size—Sale price 50c Colgate’s Dactylis Talcum Powder—Sale price 15¢ Dactylis Toilet Water, small size—Sale price Colgate’s Belat Talcum Powder—Sale price 15¢ % Colgate’s Baby Talcum Powder—Sale price 150 Dactylis Toilet Water, medium size—Sale pri 3 4 sEeTSale Pri%e | Erwin's Tralling Arbutus Talcum Powder—Sale price Dactylis Toilet Water, large size—Sale price B g Sanitol Talcum Powder—Sale price 19z Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Water, small size— | Sykes' Comfort Powder—Sale price 13¢ price 25¢ Dyerkiss Talcum Powder—Sale price 250 e c‘-"flfér.nesr.: Bouquet Tollet Water, medium size | 1ryanut's Violet Sec Talcum Powder—Sale price 250 Cashmere Bouquet Tollet Water, large size— | ColSate’s Florient Talcum Powder—Sale price 25 price 50c Mary Garden's Talcum Powder—Sale price 460 * and Murray's Florida Water—Sale price 550 Woodworth's Trailing Arbutus—Sale price 8c SANITOL SPECIAL our Toilet Goods Sale we will offer any one of the following 25c¢ Sanitol articles— d Shampoo, Face Cream, Massage Cream, Face Powder, Tooth Paste and Tooth Pow- d one 25¢ can of Sanitol Talcum Pow der—total 50c—for only 29¢ TOILET SOAPS AT JUNE SALE PRICES | Soap—Sale price 3c cake | Colgate’s Turkish Bath Soap — Sale cal White Clematus Soap—Sale \Voad‘;ur)s Factal Soap—Sale price price 10 cake 19c cake Colg ulphur Soap—Sale price 10c | Cuticura Soap—Sale price 20c cake Floating Bath Scap—Sale| cake Williams' Shaving Scap—Sale price cake Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap— | 23¢ cake Soap—8ale price 7c cake Sale price 10c cake Colgate’s Shaving Soap—Sale price 23¢ Almond Cream Soap—Sale | Tokalon mplexion Soap—Sale price| ¢ake R cake c cake Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet Soap— Eiliott Soap—Sale price 8c s Transperent Soap—Sale price| Sale price 24c cake ca Hudnut’s Violet Sec. Soap—Sale price h 1».;r~m Soap—Sale price 15c| 25¢ cake o Mother's Miracle Soap—Sale price 5o Soap—Sale price - 17c| cake Racinol Soap—Sale price 210 cake HAIR BRUSHES COMBS, BARRETTES AND ; cep-clean Hair Brushes—Sale price Violet Glycerine Soap—Sale cake Oatmeal Soap—Sale price 9¢c L(r s Tar * | cake COMBS Dressing Combs—Sale price Fine Combs—Sale price 70 ,lwry1 f{esbs, extra heavy — 20c each HAIR PlNS : Amber Side Combs Solid Back Hair Brushes, guaranteed | S nci Sompe oale price jo0 > o0 bristles—Sale price 42c Shell Sidc Combs, all sizes — Sale price 7c price 10c Shell and Amber Barrettes, plain or issing Combs—Sale prics] TOOTH PRESERVATIVES | “fncr ™ 6als price 0o Merja Tooth Paste—Sale price 19c | Shell and _Amber Barrettes, better quality—Sale price 190 ANTISEPTICS !I\'olinos Tooth Paste—S8ale price 19c | Shell, Amber or Celluloid Hair Pins, Peroxide—Sale price 9o 1 b in box—Sal i | Shemela's Tooth Paste—Sale price 125] 396 & box - - " ¥ P¥ pries ze—S8: 7¢ o o gl brice 47> IBurrel's Tooth Paste—Sale prics 18 Napthol, 25c size—S8ale price | Sanitol Tooth Paste—Sale price 19¢ ‘Napthol, 50c size—Sale price Listerine, 2%5c size — Salo Listerine, 50c size — Sale HAIR PRESERVATIVES Seven Sutherland Sisters’ Hair Grower —Sale price 3% 50c size Danderine—Sale price 420 $1.00 size Danderine—Sale 83¢ Pebecco Tooth Paste—Sale price 39c|Mae Rose Hair Tonic—Sale price 3% Tavond Hair Restorer—Sale price 690 Calox Tooth Powder—Sal Vl:egfl's Sepalias Shampoo—Sale price o Colgate’s Dental Paste—Sale price 10c Colgate’s Dental Paste, large size — Sale price 20c price 19c Lyons’ Tooth Powder—Sale price 19¢ Burrell's Tooth Powder—Sale price 19c price | Sanitol Tooth Powder—Sale price 19¢ Witeh ‘Hazel—Sale price | C0152t€'s Tooth Powder, small size— Sale price 15¢ Colgate’'s Tooth Powder, large size— Sale price 25¢ Zozodont Dental Liquid—Sale price 180 sh's Vueum ‘white, large | Rubifoam Dental Liquid—Sale price g price 1 180 oline, 25¢ size—Sale price e, 50 size—Sale price oline, $1.00 size—Sa Virgil's Parinol—Sale price 69¢ Hudnut's quuld Green Soap — Sal price TOOTH BRUSHES Extra good quality Tooth Brushes— Sale price 9c each Celluloid Back Tooth Brushes — Sale price 150 Prophylactic Tooth Brushes—Sale price 25¢ each MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES IN THE TOILET GOODS SALE or coloring m' hats, satin|Good Whisk Brooms, all styles—Sale | Brist slippers—Sale price 19 a | price 176 freas St R e B x 8 to 6 inch Embroidery Scissors, “Grit- Leontine Cleaning Fluid—| fon Brand”—Sale price 220 a pair | Dol & Mevers Sal Hepatica, 500 200 Seven pachgal Toilet Paper — Sale price 25 Bristol & Meyer's Sl Hepatica, 3100 $1.00 package roll Tollet Papsr—Sale| Size—Sale price 750 price 79c Seidlitz_ Powders, 3 in & box—8 Nail Brushes, %% Bssorted styles — Sele price 8o e price 100 Borden's Maited Milk, 50c size—Sale rice Bordpns Malted Milk, $1.00 size—Sale price 79c r,.24 sheets to a roll | Borden's Malted 2 e o . s Milk, $3.50 size—Sale 's Vaseline — Sale price fh's Vaseline, large size— 10c Machine Of, emall size— Machize Of), large size— o1, large size — Sale tian Deodor- w.u'n or Seldlitz Powders, 10 In o box—Sale price 200 4 0z. bottle Sodium’ - o the lum Phosphate — Sale All our 50c bulk Perfume reduced to 35¢ oz. 2 PECIAL IN HAIR SWITCHES Switches is.one of the most attractive offerings offered in Hair Goods. ‘mounted on three short stems, and will retain their wave, all shar;es nclud- PA K AT s e for for week ends and vacation time. Every-rficleisofnhn&dqmlhy-ndn latter -and his business, within the past !.e;;. thereby causing him loss of nioney. The papers in the case convey infermation that-on Oct. 14, llll. then a resident of with the defendant, a lease by which the plaintiff hired and the defendant leased for a term of five years a store block, Main street, Dnmel.mn for s candy business. The start on May 1, 1914, alleges he haa not peacefully to occupy an possession ‘of the premises, but on the after the contract of 5 the defendant leased said premises to Evangelides, who took possession at- ter ejection of the plaintiff and since then has kept plaintiff out of posses- sion -of the same. The plaintiff confiding in the con- tract made in the lease, pw great amount of material, equipment, soda fountain and ‘trade-making ma- chines for wholesale and retail candy trade and that by reason of the de- fendant’s failure to fulfil said contract and by other acts and omissions of the defendant the ‘plaintiff was deprived of his time, labor and profit -and in the loss of his fixtures. Paris claims damages of $8,000. The sum of $100 has been secured to pros- ecute the case and Attorney Holden states that he has personal knowledge of the financial responsibility of the signed l.ml pontile] in the Dexter The plamtit been_ permitted o JORDAN AUTO CO. SUED. C. C. Case Secks $5000 Damage for Inj o H Christopher C. Case of No. 80 Wind- ham_street has brought the Jordan Auto company of this city for injuries received by Elizabeth B. Case, his eight year old daughter, in an automobile accident on the late af- ternoon of June 3, 1915 dent happened on Windham _street curbing, opposite one of the entrances o the garage of the compeny. The and a playmate, Rood, were playing on the sidewalk and curbing when a car with Kenneth Harroun at the wheel backed out of the driveway of the garage to the The complaint aileged that the car in question was the property of the defendants and was negligently driven over the child, that her leg was broken in three places and that she was otherwise was returned to the superior court HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET “SAVES MILES OF STEPS” CLUB SALE THISWEEK $1.00 down and $1.00 each LINCOLN'S Furniture Store Telephone 285-3 Main and Union Streets WILLIMANTIC JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Elmore & Shepard FuneralDirectorandEmbalmer | 60.62 North St., Willimantic Lady Assistant HIRAM N. FENN UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER, 62 Church St ‘llflmh. Ct. ho was returni from a trip wChlopHn. uflvod ‘:‘bflt the time taken {ll. He went to Transen's store in Nor rth and called up Dr, C. E. SImond- by uh. phone. The doctor mnuuwuuneflouomlllm- mended that the woman be taken to St. Joseph's hospital, which was dore. e e eondition " becems 10 o'clock she dfed. prepared for burial esday body was sent to the home of the o ceased by one of the morning trains, FUNBRAL. John 8. McKell. Funeral services for John §. MeKell were held from his house, No., 288 Main street, Tuesday afternoon at % o'clock. Rev. Robert S. Moore of the Methodist _church bearers were: John C., Robert C., and William C. McKell, sons of the de- ceased, and Elbert O. Parks, a son-in. law. Burial was in the Wiilimantic cemetery. Mrs. Mary E. Barrows Beebe. Mrs. Mary E. Barrows Beebe died at her home in Woonsocket, R. 1., on Monday morning. She was well known among the older residents of the city. daughter of Joseph and Eunice Whip- ple, of Ashford. Her first husband January, Mrs. ITOW! Henry Beebe of Ellington. died in April, 1906. There survi sons by her first husband, two having died in infancy. Those living are Ar~ thur A, and Charles H., of Woon- socket and Bdwin S. of Torrington. The body will be brought here Thurs- day. Burial will follow in the WN- mantic cemetery. WEDDING. Barrows—Josephson. At the home of the bride's mother, irs. Jennie Josephson of Windham Center Monday aftérnoon, Miss Alma Josephson became the wife of T. Ar- thur Barrows . of Mansfleld Center, Esther Josephson, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaia and Otis C. Burnham was best man. ‘The bride wore white satin and lace and carried a_shower P. Ayer, pastor of the Mansfleld Center Con- gregational church. Glad Strike is Ended. The announcement of the settlement of the trolleymen’s strike Tuesday af- ternoon was received with a great deal of satisfaction in Willimantic. - Thi city did not feel the effect of the “towns over east” The South Coven- try car had not been run since the strike _started last Thursday morn- ing. Since Sunday a motor 'bus was run between this city and South Cov- entry by one of the trolley car crews and was well patronized. The trolleys were run daily since Friday on resu lar schedule time, up to 6 o'clock ev- enings. The traffic, however, was light . W. H. 8. to Play Killingly. Windham High school baseball team will play a return game with Killingly High at Danielson this afternoon and will make the trip by autobus. In the event of winning this game by the lo- cal team Windham will rank second in\ the league standing. The final game of the Northern division will be played in this city next Wednesday afternoon between Bartlett High of ‘Webster, the cup winners, and the lo- cal team. Hospital Auxiliary Mests. The regular meeting of the Ladies” Auxiliary of St. Josep! ‘hospital was held Monday afternoon at the Nurses' Home. After business was di of the report of the visiting nurse was read and accepted. A committee was appointed to take charge of a food sale and tea to be given at the Nurses' Home Friday. Mrs. A. C. Scripture chairman of the com- xowny Dug Up 1811 Penny. Frank E. Thomas, who conduots a chicken farm on Elm street, while dig- ging in his garden Monday unearthed| a United States penny bearing the date of 18: New Britain—One o!them-m of new fire apparatus is expected to ‘When they arrive the remain- ing horses in the fire department will Surplus and Profits $175,000 Established 1832 Accuracy in actounting, prongatmss and hblerahty in dg:ahng, and a sound business policy in_adminis! its THE wfifim to Capital $IOOM own afiau's, characterize IONAL BANK, which aims thereby establish with customers relations that shall prove recxprqgally permanent. pleasant and table, courteous service, I am a Chief of Police. I used fo smoke big, black cigars. -One day my doctor told me I had to cut out the Perfectos. /He recommended “llelmar’"l'nrklsh clnarel(u‘. Wise old doctor! I get from a mild “Helmar” more real satisiaes' tion than I ever got out of a big, black cigar. The mildest tobaeco for cigarettes is Turkish.' The best tobacco for cigarettes is Turkish. anybody’s cigarette until a hodnafily, elevating, JEWETT CITY Gardingr Class Plans Covered Dish Supper—Stanley Wheelock Trip to West Point—Congregational Pastor at New Haven Conference. The Gardiner class of the Methodist church held its regular meeting at the ‘William McCluggage. the business meeting it was voted to-hold a covered dish supper at the vestry. W. R. Ibboimm'l chairman ot lho vacancy m By Ofre. Poter *umnhur‘. oo from town. During the _v%oclll There will be no service at the Con- gregational church this evening. COLCHESTER Charles Hall of Waterbury hbmo on South Main street Heard and Seen. Charles 1. Babcock attended the high school day exercises at Storrs, r, and Mrs. Jesse Phillips, Hortense and George Phillips and Miss Baker of Lisbon were recent guests at the Pop- ple home in Griswold. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gilbert went to Ne wHaven by automobile Tltaldl’ night to attend the concert by m &hnn opera singers given in uu Y-.le Earl §. Hiscox is unable to attend school, as he is un- .| derecing his third attack of water on jon and Mrs. Rob- & poem. The hos- tess served refreshments. C F. Wyllis of Norwich was * on friends in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dantel 'W. New Britain were guests liams' parents at The H Broadway over Sunday, Oliver ngflhwn v LR rooms in Baker's block ing. Several out of town ‘Mr. and Mrs. Kel ‘were guests Sumday sister, Mrs. Ida Wagner, on' James R. Case Tet: Storrs, where he is the Putnam Trade G. F. club cake, candy sale, Con. ves- try, 3 p. m., June S.—adv. ‘The housewives in the borough tHink that the electric Night company might do as the water company doe-. give wu-ninghln the paper the day befor were calling on The funeral of Rose Hyda, Sunday, was held . B.'D. Rem in Bridgeport. e pupils of the the Shelton Prof. teach facuity, on their an- they leven d¢ ud say eleven deer ans one fawn within a short distance.