Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 3, 1916, Page 8

S P I T I e - “NORWICH " BULLETIN, MONDAY, JULY 3, T8 ' - Patriotic Sermons At Gentral Baptist Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D. D., Says the Nation Wants Men of Vision and Purpose—Patriotism Not a Meagre Attraction —Illustrated Address on Gettysburg at the Evening Ser- The Business; Cranston Co. m TO YOUR COMFORT AND PLEASURE BY PURCHASING A HANMOCK AND A NUMBER OF BOOKS FROM THE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS AT THE Davis Store 25 to 29 Broadway REAL WORTH AT LITTLE COST The Cranston Co. Center of Norwich ; _ Trolleys Lead’ vice. Patriotic Day was secved at the Not a Con Central Baptist church when special| Patriotism is || General Preparedness In The Garment Section 1t both morning and evening services. | {hat causes us to o “ho flig not The Nation's Call for Men was the |simply because it is our flag but b subject of the morning service deliv- C(l!meh it floats ove]r SG many peoples e £ Slo- | Who have come under it for protection Yy the pastor, Rev. Joel B. Slo- | £, 5 new chance in the stress of 1 cum, D. D. Rev. Dr. Slocum took his| The call is for men of purp text from I Samuel, 13:14, The Lord |is what the nation mu hath sought him a man after His own | Whether it produces cror whether it manufactures guns or not. now the mation is calling for| Let us make the day this year not Rev. Dr. Slocum, and these | SIMPLY 2 recognition of a glorious be needed for serious past but let us make it th preparation e call is for cious future. |of late considerable emp : n preparation llustrated Sermon on Gettysburg At the evening service there - it L _I|patriotic sermon which was illu B \ ] n i large number of mc < es. The subject of the 3 of committir was Getysburg. There were two ary spirit, the tures en ely new to services a er of such an evo- | church. The song, Columbia, w: of a still more gl lustrated by 18 colored colored slides illustrated : which was sung just before the bene- diction was prenounced by Rev. Dr. Slocum. The last side showed Old Glory. poor litle, found us unpre arned no less Durin and we SUIT OVER FARM LAND GROTON BOY HELD speak. I Europ: IN COMMON PLEAS FOR SUPERIOR COURT | phee o the NATIONAL GUARDSMEN HOME FROM CAMP. nte all the cent John W. Wilkinson Says Land He |Judge Latimer Holds John O’'Neil Un Bought at Au n Was Sold Twice der $1,000 Bonds on Theft Charge. TUB SKIRTS FOR ALL Tub Skirts in several variations of the newest styles afford a smart change from the heavier skirts which are now discarded. Plain white and the new awning stripes are the most favored, and they are all cut with the dashing flare which is all the rage. Many of the smartest show the buttoned pockets and have be Its—quite in the military style. We show a splendid selection | From $1.00 to $5.98 DAINTY WASH DRESSES for Summer A large number of very pretty Dresses make this department very attractive just now. Clever models are shown in Linen, Voile, Marqmscl ¢ and Batiste. White and colors are shown about equally and dainty floral designs are also seen. = $1.98, $2.98, $4.98 and up. HANDSOME TAFFETA DRESSES' Dresses for both women and misses, made of crisp taffeta of good quality and in all the best colors, have been materially reduced for the day. The values extend to $15.98 and we are going to sell them for s “ Only $11.75 - Third and Fifth Companies Have Completed Annual Ten Days’ Tour of Duty. vears old ilty to the jewels va 1 (‘ru\\(flxl on The court of Norwich Satu case of Jc estate of Bronzed from their Fort H. G nd men of the coast of the Conne T con, cluding of tais rade before | Groton towr llery branch ional ting of companie: Third and g for Armed Men. noon that of a b ed by t n is calling for 3 1 ma >me day be le. And ond the ies, the }its spirit of p 1 ened Smith made Cornell uni-| The artillerymen were up betimes f a stone seat on the urday reveille being seription whict 1 £ hour of four rtions for breaking camp were all ”,, “out to leave together at nies arrived home the Connecticut goes to the island friends are : - N Pretty Blouses Crepe de Chine Blouses | ing . then Specially Priced Today A very good quality of silk has been used Dainty Shirt Waists in many of the sum- in these handsome garments which are ron mer’s prettiest styles are shown in fine hodeunti b st . o ° S ol ChiT e i el a p in a number of striking modeis. o S en Onldean s fonp ot e Voile, Organdie and Lawn. All dainiily 8 SEREDSY dehaht fine for Ourselyeaibut o ok i o aoenie ornamented with lace— Both white and colors are shown— eral of the vis to remote gen A The chances are that you and your family “practically live on the porch” in the summer. If you do, you'll want a Victrola to ‘ ‘ TODAY SPECIAL : » r. - If you d I I SPECIAL 890 TODAY $2-95 entertain you, for it requires ‘‘music in the air’’ to complete the delight of afternoons and evenings on the porch. always your favorite music—in- The music of your Victrola terpreted by the gr s in every field. not founc Hine gave talk as did those | lled upon. Come in and let u about our easy terms on Vict play the records you would like to hear; then ask us as, $15 to $400. in ¢ i it may be f = pages of our h Yo, pat . _a living of flesh and blood, | G- AND S. CHANGES We sp 257 5D t GO INTO EFFECT. that spirit must be st very lifeblood d bones and muscles | General Marager Callagh: e : d bones . anag ghan Takes Up of today. It must show i Duties i Trolisy Office: of the ot D. S. MARSH Sunlight Building, Marsh Building, 46 Franklin Street, 230 State Street, Norwich | | i | New London dealings with one another le who are all about us in society o ¥ . i w " the supplies of spruce in th e toaest oatriotism Is that lose| Men in the employ of the Groton |In the freight car and Motorman Clyde | that es the price of cord wood goes up | ment of polies pruce in the mtry which is above v |and Stonington trolley line are con- | Batty has gone back to passenger|the amount of wood waste used will| National Forests of the West and in | ng themselves on _the new ce. e Alast witd i inoel| L o e i all alon fhallme hava had he(,‘nrr;cvhrcm‘or - i th.; a, together with “"‘El u as ;e Sconics tiory Mt the crows changed and it will take a| The Canadian pulp industry has, it|of cheap water power, will eventually | duties of th office into which he|few _days to become accustomed to | is stated. had a vigorous growth dur-|attract the paper industry to locate in | with different fac _The new order of | jng the last few years and the great ose regions. Suitable pulp timber the new | things went into effect Saturday and|er portion of its product is marketed |can be delivered to desirabie mill sites Gra Hair Restored y T > orite among | the men appear greatly pleased With|in t{he United States. An average cost|for the next twenty to forty years at tO ltS Natural (:010!' from the fact that he Is de- | the change. of about $6.50 per cord, as compared |prices of aboyt $A60 to per co edly ir in h dealings. —— e et WILL THE e ] edly f with the $10 to $16 per cord which|say experts of the Forest Service. It | In a few applicationsto its original dark, glossy Seve of crew have made| CONN. COLLEGE RECEIVES many manufacturers in this country|is thought that the low price of ma- ) om shade, no matter how long 1t has been g1ay OF s in their line of work and the GIFT OF LIBRARY |are paving for pulpwood, is the rea- | terial and power will more than offset A g | faded, anddandmfl removed by fact that the line to Ashaway will be son given for the growth. the higher freight rates on the pro- Who Desire to Express Their Interest v St e and Belief in - well. Connecticut college for women has stic line ever .\ ¥ < ’r Itis pot & dve—no one wm Enowyouareaing | o e e Seober. Who has &’ S it. 25c. 50c, $1_ all dealers or direct upon receipt : 0 price. Bend for boskies Desntion Bt run over the Old M: Eecelvel 8 e Philo Hay Specialties Company, Newark, N. BY MARCHING IN THE [ ince it was built five years ago, mow | W- P- Bolles consisting of his library. bas come onto the main line. Mo- | and scientific instruments There are torman Andrew Tillinghast has bid | 1200-1300 volumes in the library, Meet at Union Square, Tuesday, July 4th, at 1.45 p. m. | b ifter connected with the ;‘J:QQ Books And Valuable Instruments Are| It is pointed out that the develop-|duct to the eastern markets. . } and_Stonington go only from Groton Bequeathed by the Late Dr. W. P. —_— e —_— | | to ‘Westerly, as in the early days of Bolles. 1:1\0 road, makes other changes as = 5 B | GREAT REDUCTION In Prices on Men’s, Women's and which is a collection of books of gen- eral literature, comprising editions of many of the standard English authors, together with French and German i Ul §| books of the same nature. There are also good books of reference, diction- l aries, etc. With the books are also §| three good microscopes, a four-inch telescope and several cameras with lenses and some drawing i}]struments. Ch‘ldr 9 Sh i X R NN DO YOU enjoy carrying a pail of coal? TWO DECISIONS GIVEN ns 0€s The women will wear white. An invitation is hereby Is there any fun in sifting the ashes? BY JUDGE WALLER ldre i extended to all women to take part. Con anyone get any enjoyment out of cooling a meal Judgment for Defendant in N. E. Iron FROM NOW TILL THE and ‘Metal Co. vs. A. B. Neiman. MRS. EDSON F. GALLUADET, in a roasting hot kitchen? - . FOURTH OF JULY MRS. EBEN LEARNED, In the smothenng heat of the ‘Summer is there any e Ol B dc?)‘::rtx Ladies’ Fancy High Shoes, MRS. WILLIAM B. BIRGE, pleasure in constantly:living:in coal dust, coal smoke, §|vo, deoisions In cases thed, bv 5% 1 all colors; also White MRS. RICHARD R. GRAHAM, and rub, rub and scour from morning till night? England Tron & Metal Co. of New s X : MRS.: WILLIS AUSTIN g ght 2 London againht A. B. Neiman of Mys- Canvas Pumps and Buckskin = > Does anyone really love hard work as well as that? tic, judgment is given to the defend- , ent. . The contest was over the sale Don’t we all like to.take life-easy and make it as of junk and the suit was for $1,000. The replevin suit of Mary Silvia of comfortable:as-possible? .. - Paweatuck against Deputy ~ Sherift illi = ‘or.return of goo There is-only _one way:totdo:that—banish. the coal %tl‘ag:r:d in a shoe Zepairing shop 15 tuck d e defendant, A CITIZEN = stove and all the’drudgery and hard work goes with-it. O ot s acayohe . W - ) Then bring in the:GAS RANGE and with it some com. | returned. fort and economy, for.not.only is:gas:more convenient Food Waste Used for Pulp. of;Eastern Connecticut-who-have: not:arranged'to turn iz R z el than coal but:it costs less: tosoperate. The' use of a steadily increasing : _optwith any other organization-are- cordially invited to : foon e Yool yRaln e BROCKTON B TSN OF TRARE THE CITY OF NORWICH SRR | N SAMPLE SHOE STORE i A 'shli 4th. S : GAS & ELECTRIGALDEPARTMENT [=iosis account of the increasing cost of raw 138 Main Stl‘eet 3 - Rl Approximately 330,000 cords of waste o .+ 7, Alice Building,:321:Main;Street ... ; with a value of $1,400,000 were utilizea Pumps. Be sure and take advantage of this great,Reduction Sale and save from $1.00:to $3.00 a pair. Committee. material and general business condi- by 35 of t.he 200 pulp and paper mille e3. 41t is thought