Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 3, 1917, Page 6

of Buying Your Food at This Big Pure Food Store. - We Enable Everyone to Save Money With Our System of Merchandising. No Credit — No Delivery — Unlimited Capital s-m'n-u.r-. > - Mohican Fresh Creamery “JLARD - Ib. 19 MOH]CAN BUTTER, Ib.. 41c 4 lbs. 75¢ OMPA N® 45c value Fine Cooking TR EE | SHOULDERS » 15¢ POTATOES . 65¢ . Today Onmly Seer Roast Beef Ro“woae i 260] . ] 3 FRESH HAM- SALT PORK eSS e s STEA e .. 15¢| BURGER, 1b. 15c| : . Thast e ey et BREAKFAST 9() i ook acoounie’ aod The iai et the Bacon ... 20c| ARMOUR'S PURE LINK / Your unrestricted choice from our large ‘and_ select stock of woolens SUIT OR OVERCOAT TO ORD Il H [I ll , H $17.50 ll | fl one week. e Lo The Westerly represeniatives spit 25¢|To Rosst, 1 17c|SRLOIN ~ 25¢ Vote was raken on the pube ocast, Ib. . . IY Tle whith providsd that. the STEAK, bb. ... | SAUSAGE, 1 vote of members in committeé be made Ir. Davis voted in faver of ooty dof B Meveh fguiec i | DAIRY DEPARTMENT ia vote of 51 to 46. H. Bray Cookmg COMPOUND appointed the following as the com- .mumlncmuoteomaunum e . your: George A. Dolan, H. Ilobinsen, Alf: Chapman, Louis .. Petter., Gargubar Sutthy Iohs S Fine Selected EGGS Israel R. Sheldon, Herbert P. 405 lark, Tarl Palmer and Wiliam A ¥ | On the evening of Jan. 30, in Christ SPANISH ONIONS, Ib. & | PEANUT BUTTER, Ib. 15¢ MILD DAIRY CHEESE Episcopal church, Beaufort, N. C., Miss e Fhomas ey Tromas: 1=l LARGE GREEN MUSTARD CHOW Beaufort were married by Rev, L. J. e ————————————— DILL PICKLES, 2 for 5c Cartwright. They were attended by LARGE SOUR PICKLES each ROYAL BAKING POWDER, 1 Ib. can.. 39¢ PREMIER SALAD DRESSING, large bot. 25¢ Reduced from $22.00, $25.00, $28.00, $30.00 & MOHICAN PURE CHILI SAUCE, pt. bot. 25¢ CENTURY¥ BLEND COFFEE, 1 Ib. seal bag 25¢ RED ALASKA SALMON 1 Ib. tall tin. .. 22¢ This remarkable offer is for ten days only and will end Saturday, February 10th s e T, s R BRUSSEL SPROUTS udgins of u e was born in Beaufort, but had resided in U. SPRO | Westerly several years, and last season was in charge of the Hoxie store at Pleasant View. EGG PLANT, Ib..... 15¢ E SEA SHELL MACARONI Miss Nancy Lanphear of Westerly, a SUNDAY SUBJECTS ROQUEFORT CHEESE In jars, each. 15¢ BAKERY SPECIALS At the Gespel Sotasion, Graham and Entire nell morning, afternoon awd eveming Wheat Bread, loaf. . ... 5¢c n.:=o=====o=n=u=m====:od RO N Sponge Drops, doz. .. .12c At the Cheistian Science Readi Room in the Thayer building the sube Lady Fingers... doz. 12c have lately commenced the observance | iect for study wiil be Love. WESTERLY BURG! AR3 DISAPPOINTED i a5 g e b e | will be Drsashing momaing and ot 438 Doughnuts, doz...... 15¢c ment by the board missionary | in the afternoon by the pastor, Rev. . work in China and to state her terms |S. H. Howe, D. D. o ws e Bl . 25¢ | Beans and Brown Bread ! It was voted to ext®nd a call to Dr. - " ¢ 5, s by 2] At T Episcopal church - th Night Visitors to Refining. Company’s Stockroom Make No Sinclair for service as medical mis-| At Trinity Episcopal church there sionary in connection with the Chinese . Haul—Fail to Open Safe—Physicians’ Association Elects ™ier 50y ‘w. crot o St T o T N with $1.00 worth of V. t, t s o . . . Sh:n‘gpua ¥ consulted with the board e an ate or Groceries including Dr. M. H. Scanlon President—D. A. R. Chapter’s csariing the work in China, and es- | O, "5 N e 1 lb. Tea or Coffee pecially of the missions at Shanghal - 3 T T oo - Ehal| cester, will preach in the morning and Washington Delegate—K. of C. Open Meeting Tomor- “"i.. appropriation of $300 for the year | 2t the five o'clock serviee. |was made to the church at Fouike, The Marhattan “Custom Tailoring Department” P GHIO BLUE TIP MATCHES. .. 6 boxes 30c g MOHICAN MINCE MEAT, pkg. 9¢, 3 for 25¢ & The Holiness Mission meets at 87 liain street. Rev. Geo. H. Ewinp will have c)urse fi the Sheltering Arms service Sun- y. [ O S T e e e = - i i CARMELO HEAD RICE L Abspkg, o00i 10c SUNBEAM PURE SAP SYRUP, pint bottle. .. 25¢c N -~ Ark, and $100 to the Cartwrignht| (At the Spiri Academy, Park|. "emh‘ the pastor will preach on William E. Manning, whose efforts % row. church, New Auburn, Minn. mtcest Bew - g%fh;;;c}’ggmfi"“ Bos- | 108 Cree of Life, The Lord’s supper YANTIC made Thursday night's entertainment s Charles H. Stanton, Edwin Shaw speak | such a success, plans to have God- be observed. Quaint Costumes, Jeweldy and Head- ing orchestra. perform for and A. S. Babcock were appointed a|20d give psychic messages morning At the Taftville Congregational |Wear at Rag Sociable Given by Mem- | the bencfit of teh church ind arrange- President William L. Clarke of Ast lcommiitee to prepare a blank for use | 2nd evening. An unsuccessful attempt was made <l i - night to|@WAay presiucu . « scuung of the of churches applying for assistance bers of Woman's Guild of Grace|ments have been made for a pancake etter clocing time Thursday night to| ooy S Cisers of ‘the Seventh Day from the board. Frank Hill and John | , At Grace church, Yantic, Rev. J. W.|church the pastor, Rev. Arthur Varo / social later. blow open the safe in the office of the 3 $ : s Areson, rector, there will be celebra- {ley. will preach in the morning o) Church—Jitney Supper a Succes A = el " | Baptist Missionary society held in the H. Austin were elected auditors. e B e | it Tvapgiod 3¢ Ve Cltewh. At 2 Jitney Supper. E“u Setnine e ,‘”amc £ 5§‘fifii‘“°¥he,f:f;‘;‘enli,’e‘;e pf‘;‘s‘:f.fs“ = in the morning, Sunday school at noon | the evening service special music will| The members of the Woman's Guild vas served before nirance Was MEGCE M0 TEetE) : ! and ovening prayer and sermon at 7.30 | be furnished under the direction of the | of Grace church entertained the vil- s play and judging by ocodstuffs sold i William L. Clarke, Edwin Shaw, Clay- ‘| > r -~ . t the | Ia sew! E % y Physicians’ association officers were | o’clock. Men’s Bible class. By _requesi e | lagers at an old-time sewing bee on minister will speak on The Christian | Thursday evening which was attend- wekrfz ])le{l,:iful 1’m} a; After the socia Tion of the tence, " Then entrance was |k, Durdick, Robert L. Coon, Georse Yo Ciet®ISe T ittwe i faroed, thicagh Hib dbor th the store: loiir ol S SIn, fye B U2 Sk nosee At Grace Memorial church there will | Man in Public Office. ed by over a hundred at Town hall. aitte - ! house and thence into the office. Bag- |Charles H. Stanton, James A. Saun . vice president: Dr. William be preaching morning and evening by —_— Following is the cast: Mrs. Winters, | Manning, planist, and Ellis Bentley, ging and iike material found on the |ders, Samuel H. Davis, George Ben. @ Willard, secretary Dr. John|the pastor. Sunday school at noon and| 4. the Federated church, Rev. Ar-|Mrs. William B. Manning; Miss Je- drnnnpd:rummer, furnished music for premises was placsd on the floor in jam:‘n Utter, E. Adelbert Witter and Champlin, treasurer; Dr. Frank C.!the Union Lyceum in the afiernoon. thur W. Burdon, pastor, there will be | mima Rush, Mrs. Mary Ladd; Mrs. 8. Pagan. censor for three years The program will be in charge of Miss |morning and_evening service at the | Bassett, Mrs. John Ayer; Mrs. Collins, | front of the safe for the purpose of Babcock. . : : Frank L Payne, censor for two Julta Franklyn Lane, | Miss H. iL. Huntington; Mar- DBt the kB0, hall 1hS Mhor of|: Fov) Gl ks TRl wkia i T I e e o A, % % DeE N e Th"'i..’;“’:,“‘q tha Ann Hall, Mrs. Hermon J. Gibbs; | time recently in Jewett City with Mrs, el S B Rl B i R N L T é;’;‘;‘;;},‘:&rb)r Russell B. Smith; 'Dr. C. Grant| At Christ church there will be morn- pe Sunday school at noon, Junior C. E. | Miss Selina Grey, Miss Venie Bogue: | Goblel, her sister-in-law, who is 1il 00T 13 BOE YISkt bt the Ehob and D Ieniett Dok e Wik age,\auditor. After the business|ing praver at 9.30, holy communion |meeting a¢ 3 . m., Christian Endeavor ,x;safizgdzog';’m:: e ATvere 7.] Miss Helen Murphy has returped sf- e section containing the combination |Burdich heid corles. of ovamrolistic |2ession’ dinner was served at The Spa. |ana sermon at 10.30, Sunday school At | reoding ot €50 p. m. and an evening ie/on Musphy has setie Jack weré blown Out. It is believed |meetings In Weat Virgabin: With the —_— noon and a confirmation class at 4 o'~ |gervice with short sermon by the pas- | Bafley: Deborah Tompl = e e Sl Prathy ;'figf_;“ with that the safebreakers became fearful of {church at Berea, called the Ritchie| Needlework of Our Grandmother’s | C10¢K in the afternoon. There will be [tor, preceded by a service of song and | Bishop: Jennie Tomphins Mrs. Edna Berritt of Hillside, Me detection by reason of the sound from fchurch; with the church near New 'Day is the subject of a paper written | CVeRing praver and address. special music by the choir, % : 1s spending the winter at the home R s s ‘r‘amml" c:‘“?.i :;M e, zx:smnd 3 "Mrs. Grson C. Rogers and read by | Ay the Greenevills Congregational oy: Miss Harriet Allen, |of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor. without making a second attempt to|church, and the church at Lost Creek.:Mrs. Charles D. Ma: i i . fus P. »| Rev. and Mrs. M. McLe 3 remove the door. The cams of the |Mr. Burdick said: “While their efforts meeting of Phebe CGreane Wasd chbor e e o She seser o B E{.fz':: e s Manains. Hotay |and Miss Katherine Goldis of - safe door had been filled with soap, in |did not resuit.in large additions to ter, D. A. R. These delésates were | .. PLoach on The Winistries of Fire-| O M0, 0 atterly meeting will be | Winters, Mrs. Elifs Lentley; Hezekiah | were recent callers here. Personal Mention. Mary J. Richards spent some true expert style, before the match|the churches, vet the spirit of carnest ielected to attend the national congress - Vi 5 ST S e e i Vi i Wash v i held. The topic at the morning ser- | Winters, Paul Chivers. was applied to the fuse that led to the |Christian service was enkindled and |to be held in Washington: Mrs. Sam- | BocL a5 Toon, There wilh be a Weuns | 30 o ii)% . "Gheness With God. Sun- | afrs Winters invited all the church | FOUR FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS explosive,- which was not of sufficient jthe people of these communities have {uel H. Davis, regent; Mrs. George F. — 5 iy day school will be held at noon and | members to a rag sociable at her home force to'remove the door, and leave |been greatly helped and cncouraged |Barbour, delogate:; \Miss Fanny SAILED FROM BALTIMORE bare the money sought by the intrudt [in the ways of epiritual living.” At |Holmes, Mrs. George No Burdick. ab | oi®V; 3eorge H. Ewing, the pastor. |in the evening there will be a Young | i, order that a new rag carpet might ; “ ) ; ecting with Miss Dessle Bid- R et TeE e frit 2kl ers. The only 1oss to the company is |the beginning of the present year Rev. | ternates: Miss Amelia Potter, Miss ;;‘,{g,";;:,‘;z,,,‘,"’c.,‘fi‘,’c:,“s:;‘,‘,d:‘;.'m’;‘,‘:‘f R der: Inthe evening tdero will | b, Made for the church Z4ch WCM | One a Belgian Ship—Captain Says He the damlgektc the ‘fa!e._ e 2 Jesse H. Hutchins entered into evan- |Arletta Reynolds, Mrs. Eugene Still- ing. Topic, Saved a Name. Y. P.|Dbe preaching and holy communion. The bags and proceeded to sew them, all Does Not Believe Danger Will Be The break was discovered sthen the gelistic work with Rev. Mr. Coon, and |man. Mrs "George A. Champlin, Mrs. | % 5C00 6 30 “oventig ¢ 3 50, sier. | subject will be Mercy Comparcd to | (he"while ossiping about local hab- | noreased office was opened Friday morning. As|they are now holding meetings. at|William Segar, Mrs. Charles Clarke, | eopticon lecture, Winning of the/West, | Infinity. penings. and the following did more - the eound of the explosion was not West Edmonson, N, Y. alternates’ alternates. The same del . g a2+ b e-lup to Da than_their share in helping entertain | . T Pour tati it is i o oz . ist c 11 day, will be under the Chfldandspo'esfl plainly that many = 2 i e Bebe or electric light station near by, it is |committee. .who have . authority te |Burdick, Mrs, Edword Congdon, Mrs | . At the First Baptist “church, e ot the Church Workers In- | members of the eircle wera viably | 42¥ but only one of them was expected believed the explosion was timed toimanage the income of the fund, be- |Ed Y George Henry Strouse, minist occur while a freight train was pass- [tween meetings of the board, that A}:;rd:ldliler?a“lfl;?te.mngtes;ulg Louise | moming theme will be A Courageous | stitute. In the morning, Dr. w'"'""!"!»;,' hurt, but “,(hfiins‘\vlrsL SA”‘extlh rI‘l’cry This was the British freighter Ram- jug, the office being lqcated just at |Christmas gifts of $25 each, had been ' Deacon. There wili me Sunday .chool Gy oF EBRUDNG DRIt proRch on - The jsung Love's )m' o o, ey fovs |say, for Gibraltar for orders. ~ The the foot of the rallroad embankment. = at noon, a meetitss of the B. Y. Secret of Jesus. In the evening he|got their troubles, Maria sang The | otiérs sailed for American ports pre- The safebreakers left nothing behind Local Lacenics. at .30, d the evmlny !h‘m. w‘lll will preach ni&ln on T';,l-mng d:r Rag !g-'xs ;,’1’"5,;‘ Je'ue A y“)‘fi‘fmgufrshg sumably for further instructions. The that might lead to their identity ex-|Andrew J. Potter and C, W. Threckeld. | Jobn Barlow of South Kingston has|be The Triumphs of the Cross. Leadership. Al noon, the Sundayland then all Joined i AN Semnie | Norweslan steamer Hercules for Rot- cept a railroad car ecoupflinz. Soon |There is a balance in the income ac. |De€n appointed a memher of the com- | ——— school and the City . 1o alr That Rocked Us ANl ioromie|terdam; _the Pentwyn, Hijtish, B¢ after the break as Qiscovered a re- |count of $247.90, mission on birds. At the Church of the Goed Shepherd. | Men will meet and Dr, o o A O il B g o e Nanies; the Pesaro, Italian, for Gi- port was made to the police authori-| Rev. George H. " Hills ~Teported a| Local sleuths are trying to figure out | Universs T jon on Sundsy ] Winters recited Abigall snd Abner, | D1altar. and ~an *unknown Britiy Hes of Pawcatuck. group of .people in Berkeley, Cal, who |just where a car coupling could fit in | PFeach on the subfect, Y e e ang methods. At 6.30 D. | to the etizht of all, who made a great | Siamer passed out the Virsinia Capes the safebreaking game. ::‘;';;n‘;‘:_'d"fl';.‘";“, o5 o ot | m.. Mrs. Sty will add the young £ for the rest of the day shipping firme here < t » 4 ? The subiect will be Lessons from ecplrn onfl;!’c: g{u C iz and Dehorah Tomp s 53 of 1 cates edl 1 o a To Stop Hair Loss and R:d\YourScalp : B o2 B, | $0% Foomed P of whe Eavim | Lindares ot creaic i of Dandruff, Use - g i AL the Seqord Congragational fhureh | sormon. nd drrs . prol t the Xo i ol Lhe hll(ol‘lt. there will be morning worship with " = e h ? {Pattie flags now in the state capitol, |sermon for the children by the pastor. | $11,613,000 WANTED FOR 32:1;;3 f:::.:'whne‘ in IM?:mvévmun e, W, 11 e Some people wonder how young -fel- | Rev, Herbert J, Wyckoff. There wi - ARMY AND NATIONAL GUARD | haa Detey and Maria pass cake and by Ny chool at noon, and a meet- ‘ e he added, “and I do not lows who work for $86 a week can bet|Pe Sunday school —_ coffee and many hits and puns on lo- |} ;o voihere js going to be a bit more V's at will on a single shot in Kelley | iN€ of tho voung people at 630, and &0 | 5 4oy Deficiency APPropriation | cal people were well given to_the | Belleve there 13 B0 10, D6 @ DIt more NEWBRO’S HERPICIDE ool evening service with sermon by the i x e Silverstein Brothers, Morris and | ™ 5*" gt Asiood by Sectalyey = e Sagset's deat condition and in- i g P oplab Sl ks a0 i is clean and free from Louis, have purchased from Willlam| At the Baltic Methedist Episcona ‘Washington, Feb, Another defl- | firmities caused her to get an unusual | 4% toe SUErOm TAuST CONATOR TR hflout? I: it Minchen the two- “:3 frame building |chureh the pastor, Rev. Charles Smith, | ciency appropriation of $11,613,000 for | emount of atxtm;ll.no{h buf‘ T oé tl;,e Drecautions were being'talien to St thinner ud in Main street generally known as the |will preach in the morning and even- |the army and national guard was re- %“j;::hcgsf:cvfn‘jdsz!;cufi: i"r‘?lmu:oé the three German liners tied up hefe, Krebs place. t congress today by Secre- = ing. “There will be Sunday school at|quested of congress oCO¥ (0F ofiic | sympathy. She “zot sympathy from —_— ting at|tary Bake P . { wit) “&”;.{32"3%5"::;2?.{.."&‘!::":‘¥ e hen, M Smith will preach at | camount i3 for army and _about | the sewers and applause from the au- rson of Limited Observation. |perior court for Washington coun‘;y the Versaillss Methodist Bpiscopal|$4,000,000 h?r arming, equipping and ?e‘i;f:l:d‘ her part was splendidly in- Whoever named Lhe| United States v 2.1 ’cl . training the gu senate “the most dignified body er which convenes at West Kingston on charch at 12.30 o'clock. iy b R SN Miss Rush did not fall behind her | 30RA1, “C0% TMONE (AR G MO0Y e Monday, Feb. w. - 1d time vivacity and greatly pleased b it B A motor driven pumpiug fre appa- At Trinky M. & S ¥ Cole- | FRANCE IS TO MOBILIZE SRR Lo much—Macon Telegraph. . |ratus of the type to be purchased by Dt W jo. ENTIRE CIVIL POPULATION | The costumes were beautiful exam- ev. G. the Watch Hill fire di t les ,of the pericd of fifty years ag D e ey Sl DTy Rlatriet semped S istrict et Of | ¢ Both Sexes Betwean the Ages of | Baisicy shawis, quaint delaines, cri CASTO R IA fire in Hartford last Tuesday. b g gy L g gy S paol 15 and-16. taffetas, handsome silk mull,’ figur ¢ Ep- Mr. Haswell of Westerly introduced soft silks and beautiful cloth dresse in the house a resolutfon of the South Feb. 2 320 b m—The sov-|were womn with srace and seme o For Infants and Children t. Paris, - = 1C 13 lod Jub s d.e-ld ilize, the hats were marvels of milliner ounty Rod and, Guun elub gavoring the e ernment has - e M et e ohain. InUse For Over 30 Years act authorizing the inland fisheries| - P seg contributing to the mzmul cameos, n: mm! rard ings. & ‘mfl civillan tone rings were displayed. Always bears L e s G& m'o‘t v sexes, m'rdh: feather fans were relics as son the en ‘Thie_nom! uombymm-cw ; Franee, of both b urran of Dr, il A | 5 ‘i:d-l real blrd on one side and show- Signature of 4 e otk {ha ciive president wre ”