Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 22, 1916, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, FURNITURE SALE Opens Dollar Day, August 23rd This is the biggest event in the history of this store. At other times we have offered the p-ople of Nerwich and vicinity real bargains and have made genuine reductions, but this Alteration Sale promises to eclipse all our former undertakings. Everything goes under th: knife. FPrices HMave Been Slashed -2 and -3 and in some instances even more. We must make room for further improvements in our ' :c and have got to have the room. Our loss is your gain. When we say a thing is re- duced, it is reduced. We have purchased no sale stock or seconds and imperfect goods, but offer our own stock of new and high grade Home Furnishings. Perhaps you do not need some article now. Buy it, make a deposit and we will store it for you, delivering it at your pleasure. No wise and economical housekeeper will allow this opportunity to pass by, for it means money in the bank to take advantage of it. Look for the Green Tags TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1916 | e WESTERLY Authoritie. tesus Notlos to Publo-Re- @arding Infantile Paralysis Regula- THons—FRredorick Whits, Woodchop- per, Meld for Attempting to Shoot Cranberry Experts at North Ston- ington—Sudden Death of Frederick Nugent. The official status of infantile paral- ysis In Westerly and Pawcatuck is unchanged since Sunday, with a total of thres cases, including onme death.; Strict police quarantine is being main- tained in the affected premises. In addition, seven suspected cases were reported Monday, and in each instance quarantine is in force, and will be un- til it is definitely determined whether there Is substantial basis for the sus- picion of infantile paralysis. At the meeting held in the office of Dr. Michael H. Scanlon it was voted to issue notice of warning to the public, signed by Willlam A. Hillard, M. D. secretary of the Westerly Physicians' Medical society, by Lewis Stanton, su- perintendent of health for the town of Westerly, Charles F. Congdon, M. D., health officer of the town of Stoning- ton, and by Thurman P. Mali health officer of the town of Stoning- ton. The notice reads as follows: In view of the fact that infantile paralysis is epidemic in New York and that there have been a few cases re- ported in' Washington and New London counties, the Westerly Ph sociation and the health officers ¢ towns of Westerl tonington They Save You Money /IRON AND BRASS BEDS All Sizes, All Finishes, All Styles White Enameled Bed, continuous post, extra strong, was $5.00—SALE BEDROOM FURNITURE Dressers, Chiffoniers, Dressing Tables and Commodes, in oak, ma- Refrigerators North_Stonington have adopted meas- PRICE $3.98. 4 N hogany, maple, Circassian walnut or enamel. All th e @ ures for thegpmt(v‘ on of the public Vernis Martin Bed, two inch continuous post, was $8.00—SALE PRICE All haf\i“ffl_od'hoxeh ex:ellfnt construction, felt and ground cork lin- b‘s s z P:' T amel these pieces are of dur against the possible occurrence of cases $4.95. ing, economical in ice consumption and lasting, pleasing in appearance. able construction, up-to-date design and elegant finish. in_this locallt: Oak Finished Iron Bed, new design, permanent finish, was $15.00—SALE The public should adhere to the fol- lowing suggestions as near as possi- ble: That children under 16 v Dresser, mahonany finish, large glass, great value, was $11.00—SALE PRICE $7.98. Refrigerator, medium size, as above, plain lining, was $13.00—SALE PRICE $9.50. PRICE $10.75. Brass Bed, full size, dull or bright finish, heavy construction, was $10.00— SALE PRICE $6.95. T R I ) Brass Bed, special lot, extra value, unique designs, was $30.00—SALE | Refrigerator, medium size, as above, enameled lining, was $16.00—SALE | Dresser, golden oak, roomy and neat, was $2.00—SALE PRICE $6.98. moving picture theat PRICE $22.50. ; 7 PRICE §$11.25. i schools, picnics, band concert Iron Spring, all sizes, woven wire or National top, was $5.00—SALE Dresser, birds eye maple, full swell front, glass knobs, was $40.00—SALE FESS = =k well a Sroliey) esEoxsuny PRICE $3.98. Refrigerator, large size, enamel lining, was $24.00—SALE PRICE §$18.25. PRICE $24.75. followed If this sugsestion i out, no | Iron Spring, all sizes, two finishes, was $3.00—SALE PRICE $2.49. Aue anxiety need be fe e - ? : 7 i it . £ s publio heatth ot ve the Cottoniuton) s':g;‘ mee Son o0 Swo P Weed Dk wae 5590 BALE | siadt. Refrigerator, porostain enamel lining, wae $2500-SALE PRICE .| Chitichion, muebopany Suish; plenty of rosm was $10.00—SALE PRICE e e oo el Combination Mattress, full size, rattan and cotton filling, was 35.59—SALE $19.25. $6.98. B s nvestigated and | PRICE $4.48. £ - Y f,‘:fff.:,‘fi':,? X pemeiir i 1 Felt Mattress, made of clean felt, durable tick, was $10.00—SALE PRICE Ice Chest, a handy place to store a small piece of ice, was $6.00—SALE Chiffonier, oak, latest pattern, was $13.00—SALE PRICE $0.95. Since July children under 1| $7.98. PRICE $4.95. ; vears of 2 ¢ been and w Silk Floss Mattress, fancy tick, light and lasting, was $16.00—SALE Dressing Table, mahogany, extra large glass, was $20.00—SALE PRICE mot be, uncil all ap i PRICE $12.98. $13.75. over, allowed to enter | These are but a few items, chosen at random. All the rest of our 1cee 3 ithiout satist | P o el Lol Extremely Low Prices on Complete Line of Rugs Ciizer ohmutina i Vatious ioiocss ton) nuriesoe. == mattion Frederick White, all round farmhand, who came from woodchopper and MAI3C- =2 R C ™ 33 1-3 Per Cent. Off PARLOR AND LIBRARY FURNITURE B EuD ifaembhand, Lo same from 25 Per Cent. and his wife and children, e as became rum-craz — He went to the home of Abraham Roh CHAIRS PlaANOS inson, Joshua W. Pie and Wo k 5 7 ok Pierce, who reside in section < 3 77 s e have a large and varied assortment of Chairs i 5 BEC obtasion Loown oy Extension Tables (square and round), Buffets, Serv- Al Rt M Rl Thisdopartment)containe manyieddiiecas which All our stock of high grade Pianos, the product ville, where is located the cra g Tables, China Closets, and Chairs s e have ot listed, ‘whichican bo sacu-eu/at e Al fa of reputable makers, is offered at sacrifice prices. bog of Alexander C. Thompson Extension Table, 8 ft. round, nicely polished, was—— 4 AR B wna e Pie: i At SALE BRIGE periodic. i = pauptions Piano, McPhail, mahogany case, reenforced sounding cranberry culture and came | ElonsianlTabla i ndiiniain oakc top) nest) desian: Diner, hardwood, nicely finished, leather siip soat, was mahogany frame, tapestry covered, was board, was $450.00—SALE PRICE $325.00. e Cod to care for the Th was $11.00—SALE PRICE $7.98. _ $3.0C—SALE PRICE $1.93. 5.00—SALE PRICE $26.75. 2 : White threatened to €hoot ap the i < S el e v Diner, oak cane seat, pancl back, golden sak finish, b a & Piano, Jannsen, mahogany, slightly used, great value, e and kil the trio from Cape Cod xtension Table, round, highly polished quarf = was $250—SALE PRICE $1.75. icce Set, golden oak frame, leather covered, was was $325.00—SALE PRICE $175.00. top, was $13.00—SALE PRICE $9.48. Buliet, American quartered oak, lined silver drawer, large mirror, was $19.00-—SALE PRICE $14.75. Buffet, extra large top, heavy design and | $39.00—SALE PRICE $26.50. China Closet, genuine oal, goocd $14.00—SALE PRICE $9.98. The above are just examples of the won savings in Dining Room Furniture. $35.00—SALE PRICE $24.25. 3 Piece Set, oak frame, early English finish, Spanish Ieather, was $45.00—SALE PRICE $29.25. Divan, adjustable end, gresn velour covering, slightly shopworn, was $22.00—SALE PRICE $12.75. Turkish Cha cover: and at d con- Diner, wood seat, chestnut, spindie b struction, was $1.40—SALE PRICE °©3 Kitchen Chair, bent back, light or dark —SALE PRICE 5%. Kitchen Chair, neat design, r 60c—SALE PRICE 43c. Suit Chair, maple, cane seat, was $1.40—SALE P 98c. Piano, Tonk, mahogany, well known and excellent value, was $300.00—SALE PRICE $195.00. 8¢ ting, wi g s Piano, Bush & Gerss, mahogany, late design and handsome, was $450.00—SALE PRICE $295.00. ged and lasting, quality gl ss, was , comfortable and rugged, green silk was $35.00—SALE PRICE 3$17.50. URKE Player Piano, Langdon, 85 note, mahogany case, guar- rful anteed, was $450.00—SALE PRICE $325.00. , DINING ROOM FURNITURE ed in the William 37-47 Main Street Norwich Conn. mrE>»0 judged prof and for trial in court for : : : London co term | ¢ Society of A in jail but execution of sentence to be held g an exhibition in th was suspended. which has attr: ted many vis- Terryville. — The Deacon G ace ip Terryville has been p In addition to the transfer of Money Warren F. Cook, Hill at Watch Hill by Thomas Thatch- odist Episcopal Danbury.—The Columbia Hat com- . of Danbury, has incorporated. Met er to Henry 8. Joy, William H | s g Sl | as left for Chautauaqu Y. | Danbury.—Some of the dves brought | The capital stock authorized 1§36 - drews has sold to F. K others thz LRl R soubltean, canios ol he will spend his vac over from Germany in the under-sea | 250, divided into 225 shares of comieon < gt Aapns R e boat, Deutschland, will be received by | stock. o S e = New Canaan—2Members of the New | hat manufacturers in this city in a few from th s 2y K a New Britain. — Alexandria lodge, Beauty Pla e = ; Daughters of St. George and Sir Fran- Hhe coie o b Sharon—Melvin Davis of Sharon|cis Drake lodge, Sons of St. Georse, tract adjoining from was arrested on complaint of the s held a joint fleld day at the Berlin fair Ing. Mr. Tha humane society for failing to contrib- | grounds Saturday afternoon. In the cottage to ute to the support of his two minor | ovening, dancing was emjoved in Fore Andrews” and children. He was sentenced to 30| cster's hall, Berlin, erected summ nccupancy and to have season. building the coming winter. Don’t You Want Good Teeth? Does the dread of the dental chair cause you to neglect them? _You need have no fears. By our method you can have your teeth filled, crowned or extracted ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN. The funeral services of Mrs. Mary A. Goulet, wife of daughter of Charle: A Sensible were conducted at her home in Dan- lels strect, Pawtucker, Sunday after- ¥ CONSIDER THESE OTHER FEATURES Of , Trinity . Episcopal - Chusen. STRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE body arrived in Westerly Mona ot 1 a['e e TERILIZED INSTRUNINTS was buried at River Bend. The com-| 1M an Ir athan D. Smith of mittal service was conducted by Rev. | New Lon in Westerly Mon- N NN inaicose Willi: F. Wil ctor of C ay i B e ahuron aovioed by Hew B Tls and Torise O s at LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK i Appleton. The b rs we Mass., guests of Miss Ruth If these appeal to you, call for examination and estimats. Ne | ;v!:yr,"n“.:r;u qgm'-m\:jwr: dford, charge for consultation. i Stedman and Henry traffic se ".:’l"?;nk.‘?fi, ’};:irj Comfortable— DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE | D 5 . Frederick Nugent, a plasterer by oc- like it 7 DENTISTS | B e s ety oo | e that’s why they’re sensible. (Successors to the King Dental Co.) morning ‘at his home in Franklin street NORWICH, CONN. He had a sudden attack of heart trou- | ble and Dr. Payne was hurriedly sum- Until further n he Sun, | As you’ve probably noticed, it is the e AN BA M to8P. M. anevd“s‘:;\;’vl when the doctor arrived e keen, active-minded type of man who Lady Asistant Telephone : widow, four da: nd two sons| H is particular to choose Fatimas. If you an; 'wo stepdau, Mabe] thoroughly fa- . . Loutse Allen. is substitut- were smoking Fatimas, you would know i one_of the B At the request of Louis Stanton,|assistant librarians at {ne Westerly why. You would find that Fatimas, more superintondent ‘of health, ' o "speciai | Who is on vacation. than anylother cigarette, ate comfort . e Westerly town council ordance with the order of | & > IEOr L k ttl was held Monday nizht in connection | T superintendent of | bl hil O Ore aC = rea ln Cu es with the efforts of the health depart- are to be circulated | able while you smoke and after ment to battle against infantile par- | f, alysls. President Maurice W. Flynn presided and 21l members of the coun- cll were present. Mr. Stanton made a statement of the local conditions in | regard to the disease and of the ear- Tly library in the dis- you smoke them. Their delicately balanced Turkish To Be Carried Up Those Plans are being arranged to have the | 115 ddies at the Norwich choir b . 4 | cottage, ) H < - nestcooperation. of the local ‘physi | CotaEe, at Pleagant View, should they | blend makes them a sensible cigarette c ar alrs clans and the health officers of the ng on_trolley | 2 B [Si7 2 ot hem Meing under 16 to smoke. Why not prove this for . 3 $100 REWARD $100. The state board of health has as- yourself? If you buy coal in large quantities you must have | surcd the backing of the state board to Supervisor of Health Stanton in all he undertakes in the fight against ni- fantile paralysis. Health Officer Stan- ton has appointed Dr. Edward R. Lewis deputy health officer for Watch O room to store it; if in small quantities, it is expensive. |! When you want to use it you must carry it from its storage place to your range, and of all tasks that is one of the most weary. When you burn wood or coal you-have the heat, dirt, and the trouble of attending to the fire. If you use gas you require no room for storage; no back-breaking scut- tles to be carried from the cellar to the kitchen. The The readers of this paper will bm Lggetie. pleased to learn that there is at least 1 one dreaded disease that science has | | | becn able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions, | 1€ requires constitutional _treatment. | FLI!L Halle' Catarrh Cure is taken intern-| Rev. Clayton and acts through the blood on the | Ch tte Maxson of Westerly and mucous surfaces of the system, there- | Rev. Geo: Shaw and Miss Violet by destroying the foundation of the: Bolles of Ashaway and Rev. A. B diseace, giving the patient strength by | Witter, Hopkinton, are in Salem, W. buflding up the constitution an das- | Va. attending the general conference sisting nature in doing its work. The | of the Seventh Day Baptist denomina- A. Burdick and Miss proprietors have so much faith in_the | tion. fire in the gas range burns steadily and without atten- curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Cure | Lewis Stanton, superintendent of that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to Send for Iist of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO, To- ledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c. tion; it is always ready. without dirt or trouble, in large or small quantities. - THE CITY OF NORWICH health, was besieged by summer resi- dents ‘of Watch Hill demanding that no children be allowed to visit that resort from Westerly village or else- where until the passing of infantile paralysis. They made special protest cure. Your Bowels Should Move Once a Day A free easy movement of the bowels against the transportation of children Hy trolley cars and steamer Block Island. Lakeville—Hereafter an officer will meet trains and automobile at Twin Lakes in connection with the campaign every. #8 2 sign of good health. Dr. Rmg's New Life Pills will giv cyou a geetle laxstive offect without. griping your'systean of blood poisons, pur ur Bldod, overcome constipa- tion a8d have an ‘excellent topic offect L % Y . Makes you{teel - Onlyy25ciat arugEists. against infantile paralysis. W. W. Hor- tie of Lakeville has been appointed a special officer‘for ti@t purpose. Alice Building, 321 Main Street GAS & ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT