Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 4, 1916, Page 7

-u—-wnmnum = | The Porteous & Mitchell Co. ww“szg“mxw: No Better Chances To Save Money—No Broader Choice From Full Stocks refreshments. It i expected Bike will taks the o] pnrhumm Sacs: THIS store’s readiness with new and excellent merchandise was never more apparent, and here, there, everywhere, throllyhout the store aro chanm to buy at a definite ‘committee . e N Z price advantage. 74 _,‘v.Ar‘ favor, members of the certain they will be a suiccess this "fz; old-fashioned dance will b. i abcorting. 1o the. ke Daletin, GOUPLED with low prices is the absolute surety of QUALITY in merchandise. Coupled with the speclal offenngs is the steady mamtenance of FULL STOGKS whlch are al- it 1S not going to be a dressy affair, as e Bowias allcve ‘have paen Zxed ways a feature at this store. The time to act is NOW. The chance to put your money into good things to beautify your homes, to make you and your family comfortable, over and the tournament is on. The o et hoam N DiAYS to add to your satisfaction, was never so remarkable. : team No, 2 in the initial games. The members of team No. 1 are Frost, Galiivan, Hutchinson, Aubrey and Von Hornig; team No. 2, Combies, Couni- S S ; MILLINERY Friday night teams No. 3 and & meet. The following are members of the ) social committee: J. D. Lucy, Loulé M[N s . g mund. Setgel, Dy -Lv g;g::;.g,; S J A samplle %me lif ‘Women’s Untrimmed Hats, value 19 c . C ¥ : Wiliiam . e 3 - o Al ieesrenneninennsnnnnannns P Sk VIR I Our showing of Men's Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats will be at | P 1© 3139, 2 Omen S Loats an lll I? H. }hrder. Franklin Rumford, R. C. % : Piaut Thomas H. Crawtord, Henry |B its hest today. To demonstrate the many advantages of our Men’s COME HERE TODAY Cotna: Larenee. i slties, 2ery % (N Clothing Department we will feature for today— Our stock is so splendidly complete just now that we know we can please you, Corning and John P. Fiynn. The and we want very much to serve you. SR N S L Men’s $15.00 Suits and Overcoats New arrivals in Women’s Coats include D. J. McCormick, Jr, Sherwood At $' 5.00 \ Beginning today, we offer the sample line of a promi- wool velour models with large near seal Potter, J. D. Lucy and Frank J. Mur- tha. nent New York manufacturer, comprising Women’s and | _ollars—also some handsome Coats of silk Young Men's Pinch-back Overcoats in | Misses’ Untrimmed Hats of velvet and hatters’ plush, at a e ’ ; plain colors and fancy mixtures, made | very special price. The assortment includes some of the | velour with black opossum collar and cuffs Young Men's Pinch-back Suits .in plain color and fancy mixtures—these Suits are hand-tailored throughout—our spec- ODD FELLOWS, A regular business session of Canton Oneco, No. 3, I O. O. F., was held on Thursday evening in Odd Fellows' hal} with a good number in attendance. : n John Amburn was in the chair. Oniy routine business was transacted. Shetucket lodge, No. 27, I O. O. F., met on Tuesday night in 0dd Fellows' hall and transacted a regular business meeting. On_election night the lodge )1d open house to the members. The initiatory degree will be conferred ial value— e L e nerel in three-button model, with soft roll to | mogt popular shapes of the season—Special price 79¢ each, and many attractive models of salts silk on 8 class of'g button through, sleeves and shoulders | value up to $1.39. U lodge, No. 11, 1. O, O. F., with i i i i e SE Nopicas lodge Mo Ll B0y O F3 v are lined with Skinner's satin—our spec- New arrivals in Women’s D Hats inclide -all ihe plush. We show Coats at $12.50, $15.00, conductgd a regular Wusiness meeting lal value— b on Monday night in their headquarters at Odd ¥ latest ideas in Millinery. Many special values for today at | $17.50 and by easy stages up to $75.00. At $ 7 5. 0 0 these special prices: . 2 New models in Women’s Serge Dresses, At $1.98 At $2.98 At $3.98 At $5.00 llows' hall. The third de- gree was worked on a class of candi- dates and membership eral applications for re received. The de- under the direction of H. . Men’s and Youths’ Black Kersey Over- smart effects in navy serge, in attractive ey, L S e S Baual to Hats | Equal to Hats | Faual to Hats | Bual to Hats P AR - O coats, strictly all wool, with velvet col- | sold clsewhere | sold elsewhere | sold elsewhers | sold elsewhere Lty esular business. session lar, sleeves are lined with satin and the at $3.00 at $3.98 at $5.00 at $7.50 pleated models, some have fur trimming iting slsters o SchbL S o body with wool serge, made in staple Many new and novel effects in Hat Trimmings—Os- | with the new sailor collar—price range Tonc ‘e heard in inter- three-button model, with fly front—our | trich Bands, Breasts, Fur-trimmed Ornaments, Etc. special value— At $15.00 Boys’ Clothing 35 aiks. Three candidates were r routine business 2 tresnments of cake, ! coifce were seryed by the | committee. There was | § e of over 50, und Neilie grand, presided. Con- $8.98, $12.50, $15.00 and up to $29.50. Many special values for today in Women’s Tailored Suits at $17.50, $23.50 - Boys' “Rah Rah” Hats in Boys’ Junior Norfolk Suits, of | be transacted stylish mixtures, value B&0c navy serge, sizes 3 to 7, value d 50 =t Spectal price .. ; %o | 3855 —Special price ..1.7.." $295 | an $32.50. 0 : pectal Ry FRATERNAL BENEFIT LEAGUE Men’s $1.00 Union 85 Bors saras and: stvileh i Doyns Nozlalk! Salts sty e cvening Norwich Suits, Special at [ e e e it o :y;nf. 5 ' I L., met in For- : 3 price sacted 8 regular Men's Union Suits, both Fall and Win- | Boys' Sweaters, sizes 6 to 14, 9650 ln’ants wea" with the president, | tor weights, the reliable “Three Season's” | in marcon, gray, brown, sreen Dot Dacinawan “e‘;egt d vy, .95—Spec: aid co ions, size: o . in the chair. Erand, ecru color, a full fine of sizes— | weiear>: e $2-95—Spectal 5 enlieatu0; e ey ssss | In our Infants’ and Children’s Depart- EAsTF.FN STAR. Special price 85c a Suit, value $1.00. F-. i estite, W 4y e, ment, second floor, we show a splendid cflnLludlflR of the fifteenth t i CANDY, STATIONERY, JEWELRY, ETC. assortment of Children’s Dresses, Knitted g 9 i o Eastern Star . T T | soven Amonas, assortea Gold-plated Jewelry, a larze O G [ B Shirts at Savors {vaat st et varlety, including Scarf Pins, Sweater Sets, Outing Flannel Gowns, place fo the next meelmg Bl W‘f‘wm % Merr's NegligescBbicte ifnade Lof fine ]/ poundy. ieais 250 gy s 33¢ | Brooch Pins, Cuff Pins, Waist Children’s Furs, Winter Coats in stylish Sets, Ete.- pecial price 3 Mrs, % ; Russell's Old-fashioned Cho- ts, = 2 g 5 R snsh ¢ Matitert, count; ipercals, Swith' attached launderad 4 8 T e nat cards for 23c, or a card at... 9% | models and Vanta Pinless Under Gar- matron, made most worthy sring cuffs, cut good and full, all new Fall pat- | flavors—price & pound.. . 22 | Genuine Leather Hand Bags, t matron, while George M. Hyland, of terns, sizes 14 to 17—Special price 79 | Defiance Chocolates in 30 dif- e o iclen, Dack end ments. Portland, Oregon, right worthy asso- ferent flavors, eve: iece 1 t—t ciate grand patron, was advanced. to each value $1.00. Ty P! nickel or gilt—Special price. $1.09 the post of most worthy grand pat- ron. JMrs. Nellie Lines Chapin, of Pine Meadow, Conn., was elected right wor- thy associate grand matron; Alfred C." McDaniel of San Antonio, Texas, right worthy assoclate grand patron and Mrs. Alcena Lamond, of Washing- ton, right worthy grand treasurer. Mrs. Lorraine J. Pitkin, Chicago, was re- elected right worthy grand ‘secretary. At an executive session held today crisp and fresh—our special . | Colonial Ivory Toilet Articles > o t va e at ® | in sets, containing Comb and Men’s $1.25 Negligee Boxeq Stationery and Corre- Brush Tray, Hair_ Brush, hi @ | svondence Caras, b Hand_Mirror, Hair Receiver, Shirts at slightly soiled, value Puff Box and Dressing Comb A very special lot of Men’s Negligee 38c—price a box. 19¢ —Special price a set. Shirts, including the well-known “Eagle,” “Pequot” and other reliable makes of WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S madras, percale, soisstte and novelty cot- S Takeice, Trade Wit i o soft ouffe, | KNIT UNDERWEAR RIBBONS FOR ALL PURPOSES AT SPECIAL PRICES Just in the nick of time for those who have fancy articles to make for Holiday gifts, comes this splendid offering of Ribbons. Upwards of 500 yards of the newest ideas in novelty effects are in- cluded at very special prices. The assortment includes Ribbons up $3.98 he Geners and C iz A ular to 10 inches wide, ran in value up to $1.50 a yard. Special iy it Ml oI e Brandegec-chald il =08 A BIG, NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK il e o gl iy, son for the step was made public. (Ses Window Display) All Sizes All Kinds All Grades All Prices I RELIEF CORPS WHIST. Sedgwick Woman's Rellet corps, No. 16, held amatinee whist in Buckingham Memorial on Tuesday with 18 tables. The prize winners were: White count- ers—First, Mrs. Henry Davenport; second, Mrs Nelson Larsen. Yellow counters—Firet, Mrs, Jeremiah Healey; second, Mrs. Grace Montgomery. Fruit punch was served by . Mrs, = Henry Wright and .Mrs. Neille Bailey. The scorers were Mrs. Edward G, Rawson, THE PORTEOUS 6 MITCHELL CO. Mrs, . F. Bogue and Miss Miena 5 in Norwich day. n.n. the Wilson child and that it has| Miss Olive McKeivey, Mrs, Lillian| Fox, Mrs. Alfred Bliven and Miss | Ely, Benjamin M. Bruce, Walter Block | morning. Mrs. Howard has been Lester. ‘The whist was under the qi. | *ituation with reference to the matter "'%’23%5‘;.“‘*.‘,“?.. S omointal eesis Tol. | mot. [basn) axposes. iIn fant, 6 is car | Euoes and e George-Munsnsli. Helen Spaulding. and A. F. Bobzin. for the past four weeks with rection of the executive committee and |0 organization and told of the bene- |, ° 8 “oy o Ppiio T gt Avery | tremely likely that the child had re- — — - of the stomach apd was visiting herel Dproved a successtul affair. fit to be derived from a milk producers' | ang N. E. Whiting. covered from the d:isease before it| FIFTY NITROGEN LAMPS Boirah DomestetesNondoste. Probate OBITUARY. s o Ty ‘;:;‘;,I‘Ll"j & e ived i New London, nearly two —_— antic c. 22, 7, ] METHODIST MISSIONARY ;mfi::h‘f; g::f;g?‘n‘;:‘?orf PARALYSIS CASE FOUND months ago. 4 RECEIYED OICPRIDAY: Judge. Samuel A. Gager. Willisow' Eestio and’: Maciot S UENNNE . » ) . Ve Ry e At a meeting of the democratic com- Beebe. H WORKERS HOLD" MEETING. | providence and other large -cities and AFTER CHILD RECOVERED. | o —oo— 0 Were" Immediately ributed About|mitiee of the town of Bograh held | Samuel A Gager of Bozrah dled —_— i Interesting Program Was Carried Out|Said that it was by the asociations the City by Superintendent Kehoe. | Friday evening in_the town clerk’s |suddenly Friday morning about 11 o'~ Victim is Esther Wilson, 9 Year Oid THE MAINE 2 - Dl L L e o Hunters’ Licenses. d in Vestry of Church. that had been formed that the pro- New London Girl. — s R e LR e o s o i S Syt Taa et wea sbout the| . The'tollowing fivnfers Hasans navel { o "e‘:h?lfi Syt the.prices - Henry Woodward and C. D. He candlepower lights were received by |cancy caused by the death of the nom. |farm on Friday morning, doing the |been {ssued the past day or two by wociat “':?'r"”'—r?um'w Rethodist Dotscops) | the producers went to the large con.| A Dost infantlle paraiysis case was| Spent Two Wesks at Enchanted | ine local eleotrical department Friday|inse. Samuel A. S e s o ey L;fizmmg: a0 Beymotn. wiitiam G iloa| Shiurch met in the vestry of the chseeh | tractors and demanded larger prices | discovered in New London & day or| Lake. morning and were immediately dis- |JUd8e Of probate for a number of | & PEVEICln was summon Carlos Bentley, Fx’}nk 3 cxm'.q'., Wi Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.. The|for their products the contractors|two ago by Health Officer Edwin C. S tributed about the city by Supt.|V®™™ i e Born in the town of Bozrah in theliam F. Leonard, F. Robinson, C.i ing operned with a short deyo-|Simply r-vlhd “Let's see you get it | Chipman. The victim is Esther’ Wil- ) Henry Woodward, the local jeweler, | Stephen J. Kehoe. The lights were in- New Class for Italians. year 1871, Mr. Gager had been a res- | Del Carlo, Thomas smeld.-. Daniel 1 servize, followed by And the fight in each city has gone 9 old daughter of Capt. and |and his son-in-law, C. D. Hewitt. have | stalled on Sachem _street, Williams ident there the major part of his life. | Lynch, John H. Howarth. Mrs. Costello Lippitt, themerrily on with the final result that |50 9 year ug! . returned from a hunting trip in the|street, Lincoln avenue, Lafayetts| Joseph' Carlevale, who has charge| At one time he was employed by the president, presided. The mite boxes|in both Chicago and New York |Mrs, Wilson of Crystal avenue. When street, Uncas strete, Broad _ street|of teaching Italians in this city the|Brainerq & Armstrong Co, in New were_brought in_and contalued a eub- | through fl"l-fllndnn of milk produc- | the case was discovered the child had | Maine woods. They went to Comaxie| s, "wagshington street to Boswell | English lansuage, has added another | London. He was the son of John and stantial sum. Several new members|&rs’ ofganizations the contractors have | recovered from the disease, but its legs|on the Somerset railroad and from|avenue, West Main strest from |cClass, making in all three classes. The | Mary Hough Gager. — Politioally Mr TRY THIs FoRA were admitted been forced to meet the demands|were paralyzed. The case was an im-|there went by auto for a distance of | Thames square to the end of the line |new class which will meet on Friday | Gager was & staunch democrar and After the busines n made upon._them. In Providence and |portation into New London. 21 miies to Parlin pond, and then|and on Laurel Hill The order which |nishts, will be for the benefit of those | for the past five vears he has-held the esting program was carried out 8 tu-tsn the situation has not yet been| The little Wilson girl came to New | walked nine miles to Enchanted lake.|was placed with the concern calls for |Who do not know even the alphabet.|qffice of judge of probate of the town follows: A pantomime fI} cleared, In one part of the state|London from Rutland, Me. the first| While at the lake they stcpped With|150 lamps, but only 50 were received.|Friday night was -the first meeting |of Bosrah and was the mominee for y Jubiles hymn of the soclety, O, there has been found milk producers |part of September. Its patents pre- | Tommy Gerard. They were gone two|The others are expected later. This|night and there was a 50od attend- | this office for this coming election. He b Haste, was eraceplly given ¥ho are willing to supply the market |sented to tho health authorities o cer-| wecks and got two deer each. While| iot of 50 was shipped on Oct. 6th from [ance. The other classes meet on Mon- | was ‘an attendant at the Congresa- the Misses mmrea Mellm- Gladys -B hey m their prices while | tificate af health from the health offi- | they were on the trip there was althe factory, which is located in New- |day and Wedneuday nights. Mr. tional church and is very well known Beesle Boardman, Giadys Newberry, | the ofherp are pouring tneir millk to |cer of Rutland and the child was ad- |short haflstorm and snow fell on the ark, N. J. fovale is assisted in his work by Jo- | o3l Church and is very Tved. b Mirfam Bergstresser, Mth Palmer e purpose of organization, | mitted into the city. mountain tops. seph Ambler. Mr. Gager was single and is sur- |«pAPE’S COLD COMPOUND” ENDS: Hazel Purvis. All the ¥ SR L IRIone T | Laet mele v Chipman e oslled e i SeRSTALLY] fue Sn/ ey s MISSIONARY MEETING Yived by a twin brother, Arthur H. SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE were dressed in fowing xg Tabes. A e R child, who had lost the | joyed thei rtrip very much. They re Naval Officers to Speak. Gager of New London, and a sister, %hflp -.nodnr 'wao Is not your | yse of its leg:, and the health officer | turned home via Moosehead lake. Du roh Orgiis Miss Lilllan Gager of Bozrah, who IN FEW HOURS. th-fl:‘ym the 3 fn:: i R L T AT R ariction Broadway Church Organization Hears| The educational department of the :l'& g:é infantlle paralysls, “from whi told short made her home with him. f the Life and Mi Work of | Y. M. C. A. have made arrangements % qu‘r chfld i therwise recovered. the| ANNUAL PARISH SUPPER ;h.ador. eg::. T_:hmw ot for an illustrated lecture to be given Mrs. Delia Ziegelmayer. You can end grippe and break g st B pians mprly y atarted, AT POQUETANUCK CHURCH. oc3 by an officer of the United States| - s a wovers Gold. efther Ju sl Pesotates inb;:-rm-mnwu.nm = organization the |and 1t was Ml ther the ¢hid had e Twenty-two were In attendance at |D2VY, located at the cubmarine bace Gy et e b e Sodn o liote, by _talies s . et evening at o'clo “Pape’s Cold the story of her life, AZEar & malgrity of the been ill in Rutland, but the sttending | Former Rector Attended Gathering as tne meeting of the Forsign Missionary | The ofiers Will spesic on The Oper: | daushter, ra. Daniel J. Motrnth, 430 | noars uneh shres a social time, tea was served, f,',’,"‘ an a g: mpm as uest of Honor. soclety meeting at ‘the Broadway Con= |ating of a Submarine. filr::ex;:l n;;;a: ';7:‘ :{:vu:r after a n:x: It promptly opes e : imayer was FAVOR ORGANIZATION OF - desired to brhlfl the chiid to The annual parish supper and social | §Tegational church Friday afternoon. g widow of Albert Ziegelmayer and . is :1‘101;.-: Al pasenm fi/io gense of the meeting that or- |London’ the officer, who lived|of the Poquetanuck Episcopal church |Following the nsport. of officers, scrip- Y. M. C. A. Mesting. survived by three dau, ler-. Mrs. Jo- | ning, relieves ,,ck‘h",.’fl.ch,, di MILK PRODUCER® ABS'N. ‘was desired. next door to the child's nmnu, gave | was held at the parish house on Thurs- | ture M"fi Miss Gulliver 3:-4 In the store in Thaver bullding on |Seph Kecnan and Mrs. Edward O IIPI relievee; ok {hrul, - - ———— agreement was sign- |them a health certificate which day evening and was very largely at- | praver by Miss Butheriand thers Franklin square the local ¥, M, C. A, [nell, of Providence, R. L: Mrs, Daniel | sorencas and stiftn s " 4 o Togs Up the & number of the milkmen: ted toded, thows present tholnatng formes | & ayein netar on the top- | will conduct an interesting raily for |J. MoGrath of New Haven; two e e Qi biow Mattor of Proper Marketing, the organization of a Nor- and was unquesti g;rllhlnnnrl. weore read |ic of the -.mruen, ‘The life and mia. | men only on Sunday. Thoe speaker|J. Stephen Ziegelmayer of Providence, Fans b this occasio: llam Ziegelmayer qu early reports and_ snuffling! hereby asree ftyetwrpectionyn relopment the secrotaries of the Woman's|slonary work of Theodors Storrs Les, | for n be Rev, G and A. Willam of Nor- head—no! aise in ‘ihe worldi o e | T e B SRR PR £ R S SRR R B U [ .,..,m < ' lov. " U a8 d " comumt- Toctor, wap hourd i interswting re- e, B P Biahon; Hia' W c mvrses New, Haven and burlsl will be in DoNSE. wae 3 er, fam] | I O e Y. M. C. A, Bible Classes, Midaletown, jumorous In all there were '. ittend- hatien B, Goor and. a Tha s nce '8¢ the ¥, 3 ""g' i ntand Mrs. George W. Heward,