Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 19, 1916, Page 7

e e W v MR 3 MR B S SN SN 503 5 SN N S NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1916 @htfiflll?i@ SHETUCKET LODGE OFFICERSSEATEDR B R Henry-Allen & Son §| v wermeims, 3oy Lorisous & Rffitchel flo. Only Four More Days | To Buy Factory Ends THE Factory End Sale is now upon its last week. The FOR FURNISHING THE_WEATHER. Joseph J. Fields Installed as Noble Grand—Work Carried| pPREPAREDNESS. UNDERTAKERS | S et ‘f;"’:;:“"c“’émm . Out by Willimantic Degree Team—Social Hour Follow- IN WAR OR AT PEACE. 88MainSt. - §jaopseney congal b s ol | o the Lodge Session. Tl aie b n gl LR along : North Carolina:and northeast ) S AT i storm warnings have been ordered TR RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Ass! Eeciuel gsmr Wilmington Delaware Break- Thirty to sixty drops in a half glass Master Frederick H.|car L. Christianson; right supporter : : 5 There will be local thunder showers | Wiy o Sillimantin saa mie staff | of noble grand, Arthur Henry: left|Of Water Will quickly relieve CRAMPS, Wednesday night or Thursday in the|of assistants installed the recently | supporter of noble grand, George J.|COLIC, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIAR- Middle Atlantic states and southern | eleoted officers of Shetucket lodgs, No.| Raymond;, inside guardian, Albert F.|RHOBA and INDIGESTION. New England. 27, 1. O. O. F., at a largely attended | Savage; right scene supporter, Wulter 2 a Forecast. mocting heid Tuesday evening in Oad | . Crepeau: left sceme supporter, El-| TAKE A BOTTLE WITH YOU vernauiin For Northern and Southern New | Fellows' hall. The installing officers | mer E. Pitcher; right supporter, vice Put Up in Cartons. England: Partly cloudy Wedresday; | besides Deputy Grand Master Fred- |grand, Frang W. Butler; left support- . Thursday showers and cooler. o erfck H. \\r')illinms were Loyal FE.|er vice grand, Clarence Rathbone; SAFE FOR PACKING. | firat week of the sale cleaned out some of the first lots and epair w°rk [Eastern New York: Partly cloudy | Plaisted, grand marshal; Charles M. |chaplain, Frederick Hembolt; organ- AT ALL DRUGGISTS R g Wednesday; Thursday probably show- | Thompson, grand warde W. E.|ist, James H. White. i '# shown—but more of the bright, new, desirable Factory ers. Thompson, grand secretary; = Charles After the installation ceremonies 25¢, 50c and $1.00 Sizes _ OF ALL KINDS ON The winds along the North Atlantic | H. Beebe, srand treasurer; C. L. Clin- | weer completed the noble grand inv Ends have been brought forward and taken their places. coast' will be moderate south,’ shifting | ton, grand chapla AUTOMOBILES, 4 to_north by night. Rain Thursday. | grand guardian: Kir E. M. Young,|ed all those present to the banjuet| ™ e — 18 k Wallen, orzan- | hall where the entertainment comsh William Norton, Thomas White; trus- |§ The zame clean, unhandled goods that have been the talk Atlantle: Moderate winds, | ist. tee had provided a bountiful feast| tee, Maurice eIl 5 i CARRIAGES, WAGONS, | ecoming northeast and fncreasing ori| ~The officers of Shetucket lodge whe | which was more than enjoved. Tnterestine and. instructive remarks |§ of Morwich since the sale started. s y .| Wednesday; rain tonight. were installed were the followi The entertainment committee com- | were made by County Director Mo. Observations in:Norwich. Noble grand, Joseph J. Fiel prises the following: Guinness and Felix Callahan, one of OU should try and come to the Factory End Sale today. TRUCKS and CARTS The following record ted from | Erand, Walter Apple: | . show " the" Raromne- Den’t delay as there are only four more days of Past Grand Ernest P. Rogers. Past| the older members of the organiza- Sevin’s pharmacy show - the - barome- | Past grand, Louis Mabr Grand John J. Parsons, Past Grana S.| tion. Mechanical Rep: Painting, Trim- | tric changes Tuesday: past g‘x;anld, PP‘.d ard F. K gy - Ln"h. I;M)gdr;rnnld r‘f‘“}%‘ft,{;‘, Guile, A committee of four was appointed |fi : . den, Charles Browning; conductor, Os- P Gran Zdward . Kin Ve to represent the.organization at the | - ming, Upholstering and Wovod Work. e Ther. Bar. e ermanation i 1} Hisisale. Blacksmithing in all its branches. was chairman of the board of airectors | TAKES APPEAL TO COUNTY FAIR TO A commitice was also appointed to 5 2 : - COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER GFEER JLARGE PRIZES, [irom iup - sultablo frcsolutiongotire w Sk __A“ l-l w d S l Comparisons. SR TR pr;.'r;lt;'fle candidates were initiated. Omen s lfls t e ante ty es (1] al orp. Predictions for Tuesday: Generally |C. M. Shay Will Fight Order to Stop| Four Thousand Dollars to Be Divided Sndidates wen G| (s REE Lot g : e SR . fair. Operations at His Plant. Into Prizes For the Nine Events. | JULY LAST YEAR New modeis in Women’s Awning Striped Skirts in all the 507 to 515 North Main St. “'iux;;lx.nmy's weather: ‘Fair, southwest DIAMONDS Sun. Moon and T WATCH BRACELETS, PENDANTS, stylish colorings, materials are Gabardine, Cotton Cordu- roy and Silver Bloom—at $3.98 and $5.00 Women’s White Skirts in a good variety of materials— Basket Weave, Cotton Corduroy, Fancy Self Stripe, Etc. ——prices are 98¢, $1.50, $2.50 and up to $5.00 New Smocks in smart stripes and in plain color linen, &ll the fashionable colors—at $2.98 and $3.98 2 ol Guess there will be some horse rac- HOTTER THAN THIS. i v ndon County Agri- =y 5 = voar, nocording to| Average For the Week Was Five De- feation cretary Wili- | grees Higher in 1915 and Two De- W. -Beckwith made several feca Hiahertint 1914 { tours around New England where ars 2 s = { there have been some classy turf its and has a number of | A horse. The purse th 3 4 (divided) is the the New Lor- | sorlety owners of n I Irizh 1 Moon | Brown of Jewett ( Sets. || Water. || Sets.|of Dr. A. M. Purc r ; the town of G must cease Ir ther show 1 n those | hotter than this | temperature for yunty health 80.4, for the s o Already have 7 rees BROOCHES, | been ‘shipped nere to' workout on the el ritten order track Secretary Beckwith ceived G / % re i embroi voile with pretty BRACELETS, RINGS GRE "NEVILLE oyl . er two desrees || Women’s Dresses, white embroidered e with pretty noon that he had shipped three Dr. George od 0ad of mater| lace trimming~—also white voile with colored border, sizes 16 to 44—at $5.98, regular price $7.50 ords for the third week 1916, 1915 and 1914, of every description, | Funeral of John Murach Largely At- E:V;;le\st models in every | f’;‘ifii;i::"gc EARCHiEreshanicat \'no:n'qq r‘:q‘fi;c; :\’n‘n:\?‘\; n:w;El- 3 “‘ji 1::;5 % as bR LA 91 A . | Fore st o Al % Trimmed Hats at Clearance Prices 0 Tuesday mornin, 80 ed and put will be st S8 Women’s and Children’s Trimmed Hats in a splen- did assortment—Hats that sold up to $2.98, clear- Afice Price T S o S e OBC Women’s Dress Hats that sold up to $3.98, all sty- ish models—clearance Price .......eseree-4.. $1.98 Women’s Dress Hats—many of these are Pattern Hats from our own work room, value up to $5.98— clearance pr SLCe$2.98 Women’s Auto Caps, with and without veils, all the fashionable colorings—special price.......... 68¢ 0 . e number of fiie'\d John & Geo. H. Bliss | HARNESSES TEAM, EXPRESS CARRIAGES CONCORDS, DEMOCR BUSINESS WAGONS 8IDE SPRING, THREE SPRING | AUTCMOBILE ROBES | GOOD ASSORTMENT THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0. 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. NEWPORT IS AFTE SUBMARINE BASE | At sep; h< (h\lr(h i read a zh ir rendered two | Y &np! s cem- | © e was 14 er From| an O’Shaunessy Regard- | Secretary Daniels Gets Le: Congress ing Removal. s | ete like m% | nd Ring | arrange- | ps toward | EoA s S G S o R has sent| horn in let- of M and Mr: ed in this His death 2 lingering illness of tion. He leaves be- | two sons and one r old colt ace | . $600; 2.18 trot $409; Cat Has Queer Experience. Factory End _Sale of Kmit Undexwear Women’s “Cut-to-fit” R Misses’ Ribbed Union St e 5 A S S SR i g ned, all siz s, low ne MAHONEY BROS., cat which had been into the 2 ot trimmed, all size: : r:fiu“r _“‘t = 19 FaeLs Ave Lt L COL. GALE, TREASURER i R ks : running v aBout [ DR oV NIN 2 4 s o se of Women's R tlack, Livery and Boardmg. a_ salmon fitted G VicTIM was AR One case o Stable 2d PROVIDENE MAN, el e Pt 11 s it B0 17c § . S = Syl . | Is in Charge of Collections for Relief and lace Yoke c | price 3 for 50c, We guarantec our service to be the Body Found in Thames River ldenti- ot Armachian Watlsitevees | Fine Stitch Ribbed Women" g best at the most reasonable drices. s fied as Michael Keegan. Lok ; i neck and sleeveless, low:) necks, s 1 P | S —i e rescuers. = movement been sta ir 19¢ val : G 44 | Ulmes, tyaiiio (Blc R rce g aul cd Most Cigars Are Good— A escuer et e e e oy Wome Extra Size THESE ARE BETTER|r N 1"”"‘ 1e & niss 9 o5 1 | p o et square neck and sleeveless, less, tight kaee, TOM'S 1-2-3 5¢ CIGAR | i regular 19c value, at .. 14a | Price a suit 43¢ GOOD FELLOW 10cCIGAR ,,,f’i,?”sfn",l"q":‘f"m_ st el Special showing of Children's Socks in plain colors and with fancy tops, Try them and sce. THOS. M. SHEA, Prop.,, Frankiin St,| Next to Palace Cafe 1R DR. F. W. hOLMS Dentist | Shannon Building Annex, Room A R Telechoue 523 Personals. Miza Margaret Redden and Miss Dé A J SENAY LaBieaie ' sllivan are at Block Island Dentist | Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Norwich | Phons 1177-3 being trimmed ——. in them filled R. R. AGNEW, M. B, _ Thomas Physician and Surgeon Room 214 Thayer Building Norwich, Conn. Greeneville office: iy e TAFTVILLE 2-4p 7-8 except Wednesday o e 7-8 W, odn?s(ld.y and Satur- and t i day eveniner and bo " sariid,, |Change of Fare Zone at Taftville— all sizes—extra good value in Infants’ SILK Ribbed Hosicry, black, white, tan, sky and pink, sizes 4 to 6%, at 25¢ a pair. REMEM%ER the Factory End Sale touches every department in the store. There are Factory End Special Values in Men’s Wear, Women’s Wear, Millinery, Small Wares, Toilet Articles, Laces, Em- broideries, Hosiery, Ribbons, Etc. No matter what your needs may be chances are that you can supply them in the Factory End Sale—and always at a big saving. lerated church which ! ek has been | mber owing to| At the meeti was to have been 4 spent 1 he < . ‘White, D. D llege; Jesse L overboard while late home Union Meeting. from the Ma- Amitted to the of | al avenue are > decayed places ©TTS—In thi Herman Otis, LOOBY—In t Jr. OHE of work o ch ho re- | BOYS’ WEAR Boys’ Sweaters In Factory End Sale il TR At 5c—Men's and Boys' Farm Hats. T Boys' Straw Hats, value | Women’s and Misses entered the great war as bellig end of Oc- , though tk ry had be- ce $2.50 Plea nt V \ving the expenses Badges will be d to those attending eppointment Sloce et lonmand i Weddingt— Per e \ 93 || At 69c—Boys' Straw Hats, value Sweater§ : sonals and Notes. e s e Y o 5t 3 o'clock $1.00. At zi.ia. regular price $ 3.50 2 ther with many thousand SR e At 85c—Boys’ Straw Hats, value At $4.45, s Trommer S e e dnyie o — = from the region round about. Lizzie Whitford. s At $5.45, s i ars that f th T . il : 2 Everor B | leaveinee b Nonwion and New oy plilihlog R Lt R S At $6.45, regular price $ a t s of tF = = £ o B s g cen eer ;:r"m;nmte;a;m;m:: ('h['u:'::dh;)x‘-:wrm The Godere-Normand. w mrn air Tt 425 oy | Tchs o At $7.45, regular price $ REAL GFRMAN LAGER postoffice to the corner of t At the Sacred Heart church Friday | 351 ‘em gzoupsin e dive hanlenie value 50c. At $945, rc is on draught at street. Also_the fare zone has b the wedding of Eli and | Y S curing of contributions In New nauni recert Khalkl Trousers, Mrs. Loui e Norman took place. The ngland to meet this H. JACKEL & co- changed. Where it used to o OLIVES, Plain and Stuffed urgent and t; ten cents to ride from South B sireet performed . by Hevy| -d is in charge of the N MRS. JOHN| : ELBOW LENGTH @G, to Baltlc it now costs only eight comte otte. Following the L = i Khaki and Linen Lol 5 i oo : 212 | ceremony a reception was held at the S e uly 19, 1916 value $1.00. SILK GLOVES a H Women's 1 ! B stree 2 home of the bride. Mr. Godere is the AL S ool Knickerbochers « B iare it now costs only ts.|Son of Hubert and Mary Godere and ]““C”r:;\“ oot > _Gm"“",-ff{ black OLIVES, Large and Small | With the ola scale it cost two cents ¢ in the Ponemah with othe are member: E @ fullino S0 At 39c—Children’s Beach Rompers, | a pair, equal to G 5 i to ride a distance of about 300 feet, | mills married once be- | \jr LR 9 7] § 4 = ® = 00 Heinz’ Worcestershire Sauce| And for the convenience of the pumiis | fore = been mars| 5 LB Oty lonel short sleeves, value 30c. wWhere ‘at $1.00. 1 . |the trolley company has extend ried_be her home | (g : i Peanut Butter in bulk and jars | rate terminat ed the | Norwich a e Urc en = i N ) AR ian Relief of N 2 Grape Fruit Marmalade Denny:Mucahy te o) Lisre. Personals and Notes. e 15 Math Stiest Boys’ Washable Sults Factory End Sale of — e Murphy Day arrangements aro pro- £ Filifam Eens e enea Rl O e B ee At 49, regular price Handkerchiefs SS] y and a ig U S Vel €] £ # enia = Peopleis WMiarket oowed 7or. Denny aurpn s : sia_and Syria, about a dollar for each At 90c, regular price R s e Yillo boy for whom Murphy Day has| Miss Viola Jacques is spending a j}\(;;"d bt os Bl At $1.15, regular price Handkerchie sc. & Eraillin Steact been planned, will be In town Friday | two weeks vacation at Ocean beach. | 1o DY, (he, Bocketclier, Foundation £ A MED res e e L o JUSTIN HOLDEN, Propristor show which will be ziven In his honor.| Edward Lafleur is visiting with | Lacutors, Tuch of the latter having DlRECTORS £ AtplEarseniat orio pred et Lok i —- | relatives in Wauregan and Plainfleld. | treasurer, C ) At $2.95, regular price s R. Crane, 70 Fifth o e s o e avenue, New York city AR At 7o—Women's Plain and_ COAL AND LUMBER 'For Strained Muscles | Leon Mercier of Plainfield is visiting —AND— AP e e broldered Handkerchicfs, —— T Many athletes maintain that Min- ; with relatives in town for a short time. _ i Sy ular _price 12%c, at 7c.each, ) ! 1rd’s liniment is superior to everything | —— ST. MARY’'S SOCIETY EMB ALMERS At 89—Boys' Blouses, value 75c. 4 for 23c. COAL that can be used for strained muscles. ' Ernest Demarais left Monday for a OFFICERS INSTALLED ) At $269—Boys’ Junior Norfolk | At 12)sc—Women's Em- Suits, value § 18z W = broidered Handkerchiefs, 15¢c At 1.85—Boys’ Sprin; eight and 19c valu C. Overcoats, value § [ ebic By s At $295—Boy *Pné\: Weight ered Handkerchi Overcoats, value 50c values, 3 for dlc. R Coats, valuo |y, 3Ypc—Men's Colored Border emstitched Handkerchie days’ visit with friends in New e dford. John W. Blacker Seated as President ~—Francis Twomey Vice President. | It is stainless, pure, and ea.y to use. John A. Morgan & Son Enjoy golf, tennis, rowing and base- COAL ball, then use Minard’s liniment to T . cles in good conditio bo o ST rUeonn Soinan and Sony | keep the muscles in g RAIUOD. ; © 7iarvey are in Boston for a short vis-| At the regular semi-monthly meet- it. with relatives, ing of St. Mary's T. A. and"B. so- ciety, held in their rooms on Broad- Archie Normand has returned to | wa Tuesday evening, the recently Lady Assistant Telephone 328-5 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH AucgEN and Office Washington Building Corner Water and West Main Streets Bridgeport after spending a few days | elected officers were inflt&ge? by Coun- for 10c. with friends in town. ty Director William Fuinness. £ ., AR SR GAGER = The officers installed are_the follow: F : Boys’ Norfolk Suits Miss Lena Krauss has returned to|Ing: Chaplann, Rev. F. Myles Gal-| [, (s GEER, P 1ano Tuner At § 2.69, regular price § 3.95 Hand Bags—Suit Cases i New Bedford after. a two weeks' say | Vin: president, Jonn W. Blacker; vice 2 AL S 295, siguins peice ¥ 650 With relatives in Lisborn. president, Francis Toomey: recording| 122 Prospect Strest. Nerwich. Conn. .95, regular price g Hand Bags, leather or s secretary, Frederick H. Geer; finan- *Phone 511 At $ 6.45, regular price $ 8.00 all this season’s styles, regu free Buraing Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK A. D. LATHROP Office—cor, Market and Shetucket Sts, Teleplione 463-12 Funeral Director and Embalmer Prompt service day or night Tel. 642-2. cial secretary, Daniel Driscoll; treas- ‘Willlam and James Berry of Bakers- urer, John P. Edwards: librarian and e fleld, <Cali, are visiting their grayd-|cergeant-at-arms, John Wozniak: di- mother on Slater avenue. rectors, Cornelius Falvey, W. G. Ca- sey, John Donahue, Andrew Deneff, lar price $1.00—Sale price Straw Matting Suit C size 24-inch, our regular §1. 06 Suit Case—Sale price........ At $ 7.45, regular price $10.00 At $ 9.45, regular price $12.00 At $11.45, regular price $15.00 THE PORTEQUS & MITCHELL C9. Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Fyneral Directors The Taftville Canoe club have.com- pleted’ plans for their‘new club house | and'work will start very soon. Ghll dren cry " Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Parent of FOR FLETCHER'S Las isitin, ith lati W’:mueg’hy a.;terver. dA‘YQ:. o .c A S:!",GO R 1 A TWHEN ¥OU WANT 10 put your bus. iness before tne public, there I3 n® medivm . beiter than mraun the . ads yertising.yolumns of The Bulletin. Lady Assistant