Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 1, 1916, Page 2

#ood many complaints to the health officer wWho hunted up the owner of I W I :Le animal and compelled him to bury t. 4 8 = City Labor Payroll. The city’s labor payroll for the past What ls Going on Tonight. was celebrated in St. Jossph's f-'“;}; ;‘g“}“efl }802};3’“03&:1;9)9 9:vas di- St. Jean Baptiste Society, 37 Valley T. If"?a’}; ot ks Etrect, { non, of ‘South ovent RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. Rev. W, F. Rowley to Leave Baptist Church Today, August 1. At 2 special meeting of the mem- |1 g} the ser bers of the Daptist church, Sunday,| James J Tighe John ORourke. ; W, robabiltc 2 e IS ael n, spection is complete e the resignation of Rev. W. I. Rowiey Michael F. ulliva n. > os M. will be reglanked and put in was accepted, to take cffect Au llo and James 5] d and pi d were beare Burial was good condition. George E. Stiles, George A. Bowen, B. Doolittle, J. C. Tatem and Jame G. Robinson were for the place made Vi ignation of Re been pastor he: at the mass, which was larzel = BeAier sl o, No, 11, Inspecting Bridge. mery Hose | The bridge, known as the Bingham orcanizations Mr. | bridge, over the Shetucket on the ber, were represent- | Windham Plains road is being torn up for inspection, necessitating the clos- ng of the road. In all probability Haddad Family Organizes. The Haddads of this city met at 18 Vi reet to form a society, Sun- afternoon. To be eligible to this one must be over 17 yvears of nd have Had@ad for a surname. e elected as follows: Pres- ch in_ Andover, Monday V. Hyde, J. C anle nd L. H. Potter act b tock p 2R BLOWING OUT OF TIRE Caused Roadster Owned by John Mo- ran to Overturn. nes; BOY OF 17 YEARS DIES FROM INFANTILE PARALYSIS 3 of late. stopped & woman near d at that time otten of him , who im- Chestnut infantile A i e e FRENCH W/-JSHING GUN CHIZI?IHGES 'INTHE MEUSE During the infrequent lulls of the|of the Meuse. These men are Fernch Jehtin ‘ reray nes |artillervmen cleaning their gun fighting at and near Verdun, scenes|SZU SIVEIEH | SRRTL ok Sl BIEEE BUT such as the one shown in the accomp-|a]i others has earned in the great anying picture are seen on, the banks|war the title of “the river of death.” PLAINFXELD and Mrs. George W. Humes of Cen- tral Village. _ Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Lewis spent with Mrs. Lewis' parents at an. A Mrs. James Royle of War- nfield caliers Sun- le was formerly overseer ile room of the Lawton Mills Congregational Pastor to Take Vaca- tion—Local' Team Whipped by All- s as her : : 2 - o BavesT| Rockvilles—New Lordon Visitors in Row at Flat Rock pastor of the | ¢ livan of Willimantic was ne of Stanley Sul- pp of Providence is with Mr. and Mrs. with her ondn:: morn! to spend a sh Grove—Rev. J. N. Cottage— f am a Judge. Monday—Mrs. Della Backue” Hospital— | Beiore delivering an opinion on St sHelmar” Turkish Cigarettes I carefully, weighed the evidence. I heard the lestimony of Members of the Bar, Fellow Judges, Officers of fhe Court, Business and Professional Men, who smoke “Helmar”, I aiso smolke “Helmar” myself Thejverdicl?—“flelmar,” the ciga- rette of the Present and the Fulure. Leaves Talked 3 ard m‘u Cuticura Ointment gently inta for a few surplus Oint sts at Pachaug. m Bitgood of Fa- d During Tize mildest tohaccs for cigareties is Turkish. The: tobacco for cijareties is Fusrkish. Don®t pay fem cemis for anybody’s cigaretfe wniil you have fricd ““Helmar,” o fascinaiing, elevating, genileman’s smeke. es in Canada = & ' 3 = Jeweit City | oclock, enthusiastic over the day s!t‘)e German frontler that th outing. upon Captain yatl was on Thursday morning and vening of the same day ed on an isolated plot of 1 n from Bruges sentence —— Many at the Pond. COLCHESTER Tho hanics of Moosup pond swarmed Loses- to Borough Team—| naged by Recent Rains. sl PARALYSIS VICT AT WALNUT BEACH | Four Year Oid Girl Was Found Dead | in Bed. i re park m Satur- AFTER THE SALE BARGAI The heavy selling during our Prepared E us with broken lots of good seasonable m chem.xs‘- an e final clearance we have put aprice on ea compel quick clearance: . med from four wome 31.—An autopsy the body of four- who was summer home at The score| CAPTAIN FRYATT 00000000 00000 %—s WAS LINEN AND GINGHAM DRESSES $1.98, $2.48 anad § $4.98, to close at $6.89, to close at SENTENCED THURSDAY [ i i 8, to close at $1.43§ 25! PORCH DRESSES = =« s3m9 )4 25 = Lo ; BALDWIN | WHITE VOILE DRESSES REFRIGERATORS 36.60 quality, to cl $7.60 quality, to close at . In offering this line of Re- gerators we feel we have a Think of it, the than a month ol o mlom of Brya Amsterdam, The Te v was mevh‘ from New hired ¢ Borough Interests. , to 150 g to close at #1260, §15.00 quality, to close at 510 00 WHITE LINGERIE PETTI COATS Women's White Lingerie Petticoats that previously sold for $1.00 and $1.50 to close at 50c h. S?OU men and you women who work with your heads—this hot weather the food for you is Uneeda Biscuit. Eat them forlunchin milk or cream. Then the afternoons will find you with hunger sat- isfied, bright, keen, alert, in fine working fettle, King prose- WHITE « GOODS One lot of White Goo of Pigue, p! striped cr r O'Connell of t Haddam Personal Mantion. s guest day of William con in crepe, fancy c pe, regular close at 12%¢c. I sting| _ | eck or |fri winner, d Myrtie Griffiths of _ o s sperd !m.“ at H. A. Gal- The quality is the best and |lw's home. ittt | & I Miss Esther M. Barber and Georgze! & of T ves in Naugatuck this T E H‘ 8. MUHRAY Gfl {the prices low. | Miss Barber's sisters, Mrs. P. L Wi G T. Wilson of Worcester was . i 3 ' e ) 7 )¢ friends in town Monday. : Investigation of this line will = = = Gr Tynan of Naugatuck was the i3 < Will Sloan's Liniment Relieve Pain? [guest of his mother over Sunday. e SR 7 L SRS R N P cost you nothing, and might |1y it and seeone s | Repsitinge Rondl E 1 electman Kellogg and gang of men were working Sunday on the Hartford road, where there was a bad spot through which it was almost impossi- ble to drive an automobile. On ac- count of the heavy rains of late, nearly all the work on the roads which was done this spring has been washed out, et " MOOSUP For Uneeda Biscuit are crisp and flaky, full of nutriment, baked to a turn. They digest with utmost ease, 3 prove more th e 39 1 | be to your advantage. o il Sl on't You Want Good feetn! § 5250 ana et uses oan’s Linim v & $12.50 and Upwards T think after all thes one application gave m thanks for what your remed; for me.” Don’t keep on su ply Sloan’s Liniment where is and notice how quiclk Penctrates without rub any Drug Store. 25c. Does the dread, of the dental chair cause you to smeglect them? You:need'have.no fears. By my method you can have your teeth filled, crowned or extracted ABSOLUTELY WiTHOUT PAIN. Consider These Other Features i ! STRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE STERILIZED INSTRUMENTS, i — — Methodist Sunday School Has Picnio % CLEAN LINEN, il ‘,AY N' SHEPARD When You Have a Cold. at Roseland Park—Outing Parties to ¥ ASEPTIC DRINKING CUPS 4 Eucceeding Elmore & Shepard Give it atte avoid Cxpsfi"urev be Moosup Pond. LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK M regular and of your diet, also ki > commence tal r. King's New Dis-| The annual picnic and outing of the If these appeal to you, call for examination and estimate. No 7 FuneralDlrectorandEmbalmer covery. It con Pine-Tar, Antl- | Sunday echool of the Methodist church, charge for consultation. #160-62 North St., Willimantic |septic Oils_and Balsams. Is elightly [ which was held at Roseland park Sat- laxative. Dr. King’s New Discovery|urday, was a2s usual a day of real en- DR_ F. c_ JACKSON’ Defltist Bisas Aemistant _ Tel. connection | eases your cough. sothes your throat joyment for the pupils, members of and bronchial tubes, checks your cold, | the church and friends. They were 752 MAIN ST, WILLIMANTIC. CONN. HIRAM N. FENN starts to clear your head. In a short|taken to the park by autotruck, leaving 9 a. m. to 83 p. m. Sunday, 10 to 2 Lady Assistant Phone 43 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY {ime vou Imow your cold is botter | the church af S o'clock in the morning. ts the standard family cough syrup | Various games were played, bathing UNDERTAKER, and EMBALMER, |1 uo over 40 years, Cet a bottle at|and boatiaf. wero. the POpulir Spores 62 Churcl - Willimantic, Ct. once. Keep it in the house as a cold| At noon basket lunches were enjoyed. Telephone Lady Assistant | insurance. Sold at your druggist. ‘The picnickers .errived home about 7%