Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 8, 1917, Page 2

THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8th, OPENS OUR Ammal Sale of Muslin Underwear | ioaisess ‘Twelve new members were initlated l!y the local order of the Silk Weav- Attractive V Combined with New Styles and Daintiness In These U ST Bt mad S 8 en- |city Tuesday evening. After the ini- tertainers were: Mwn busin Gertruds &l voted that a sum of money : ~ Are Features of This Sale 2 Gl o B it G meb S L There is nothing that-we could offer that would please the women of this city more than this sale of ™™ Ay, OGP e, R T Joseph Laboy appeared before the dainty Undermuslins. . Our assortment is most complete, including clever effects with soft edging Mize Croies police "court Wedneaaay mormire on of the The accused entered ' face and delicate embroidery, sheer fabrics of many qualities, also the newest tailored effects. : Bome ol iy Vo b chorets ang NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT THE NEW SMART STYLES IN MUSLIN UNDERGARMENTS T ot e e o L deaths occurred in the town of Wind- This sale besides being one of economy and beauty, you have the gratification of -knowing that these ignont s Suring the past month OF thia the other sex. Included In the list are Undergarments are the latest and daintiest, and of fer the finest qualities that have ever been shown Jf = e TR | anywhere near the prices we are quoting. Tiny Gold Fish, Medical Society Mests. Quartet and Mr. Allyn The regular monthly meeting of the - 5c 20 s gl medical society was held at the home of Dr. C. E. Simonds at 140 Church street Wednesday evening. Papers were read by Dr. O'Neil and Dr. Gi- rouard. COMBINATION SKIRT AND COVER HEALTH COMBINATIONS needy minister in VIr‘Inh. Many con- Brief Mention. i i i Se i) . . . . Ct_)mbmatlon Skirt and Cpr-»t _Cover, {nmmed Health Drawer Combinations made in nain- ;.:m:n:{m been recet ved and 2; Famsey Wallace is in Los Angeles, with Hamburg, lace and insertion, edging lace o 2 number of the ladies of the soelety, | Jacre ie 1o to I e i B and Hamburg at bottom of skirt finished with | S0k, fine lawn and Berkerly cambric, trim- Girls® Club Dance. colliss Florence Towie, of Wellosley fancy ribbon bows—Sale prices 98c, $1.19, | med with good laces, Hamburg and fancy rib- Wanselaice ziven in Washburn, Bal{fome in this city. > . In South Willingeon Saturd: - $1.39, $1.69, $1.89, $2.48 and $2.69. bons—Sale prices 98¢, $1.39, $1.89, $2.39 QIZiccn,ef, the Windhem Clrie, club was |ing” o+ Specihi town meeting wil be music was furnished by he” Hickess a o i:";g;?":; s e o and $2.69. § | Helmond orchestra. tax will be asked by the selectmen. COMBINATION DRAWERS AND COVER Consiable “Thomas " Kitlourey has BALTIC ¥ B = -~ % tailed to do guard duty in the R AR Combination of Drawers and Corset Cover. a railroad yards during the day. This | Engine Trouble Delays Train—Forest- > | NIGHT GOWNS THAT COMBINE DAINT- will add”to tne duties he now has| ers Have Smoker Following Mest- 5 aboidt the station but not inter- il\fl Business 8!'04 made of good quality nainsook and Berker cambric, trimmed with attractive laces, Ha:x fere with them in any way. _Traln No. 4303 west bound on the Tea Followed Business Meeting. v. Haven road wae ome h R fid INESS AND BECOMING STYLES burg, beading and fancy ribbons—Sale prices . o B| oo board of managers of e La- | tw minutes behind schedule time il T o g i ies’ soclely of the Congregational 98¢, $1.19, $1.39, $1.69, $1.89, $2.39 and | These Night Gowns are brou ght into promi | chviren "eid 3 tea in'the Farish house .""ne”train was due'to from three to six o'clock Wednesday. | ts t 5.36 and di not arri $3.50. nence during this sale because of their rare The tea, which was held after the|5.56, The delay was caused by engine €| rezul meeting of the board, was open | trouble at Natic. worth, embodying more geal value in materi- B 53,2 5%e® of the parish and many | James Carroll of Providence Is the Archie McGregor of Scotland is i AT |RACT|VE STYLES IN CHEMISES . pretiier effects in designs and greater care OBITUARY spenaing a few days with friends in j* i S IR town. g i i i i i P i i . Mrs. M oc 3 A man from Hartford is decorating ::?wmlsgs n:xtahde Offt el:drz:i t"xenequfidllety né(l:l‘nSOOk, in the making than are usually possible in gar- e o'::m_k";vedn:;':’; B ,"te;'b){o';':tm:;e:ih:mm i ider; 1 : : %] George K. Brush of Lebanon was a e e e Y, GETMAN } ments marked at these prices. They are made [J| g 9erth of Mrs. Mary O'Connor occur- | _ George X. Brush of Leb: 3 She was born in Ireland, but had spent | James Cullen of Springfield, Mass., formerly of Baltic, is spending a few Val. and Hamburg finished with attractive rib- . i ki i th t t of her life in thi: bons—Sale prices 69c, 79¢, 98¢, $1.19, $1.39, | Of Masonville, Berkerly, doeskin, nainsook and Q) ¢ xggier, B o her fte, ot | 5mer, B JOSul, S AVE 2 - . . g g3t 3 I i . $1.69 and $2.48. crepe-de-chine, lace, Hamburg, embroideries daushters, Mary. Brideec and Abbig| e rmoker Followed Business.. et O'Connor 'and Mrs. James Fahey of | Th0 MORTY, Meclnt ok o and fancy ribbons are used in trimming—Sale this clty and a brother, Michael Kel- | ineir rooms in the Baltic club. After o ag Trelnl routine business a smoke talk was en- prices 48c, 79¢c, 98¢, $1.29, $1.48, $1.69, § Six Remonstrants to Date. N Dais b bistered tha soma T. R. Sadd, representing the .T. R.|ploy of the New York, New Haven $1.98, $2.48, $2.98, $3.25, $3.98, $4.98 and Sada company, appeared before ths |and Hartford road. oard of relief in the town uilding e $5.98. Wednesday and asked for a reduction Purchasss Business. of $1,000 for the company. Three oth- | (Joseph H. Butau has purchased the ers appeared before the board at | business conducted for a number of Wednesday’s meeting making six that have appeared in remonstrance up to DAINTY CORSET COVERS Corset Covers made of -wash satin, pink and white crepe-dechine and nainsook, fancy lacé shoulder, trimmed with medallion and inser- vears by Joseph Paul. Miss Asnes Knowlton of Boston is ; tion, finished with pretty ribbons in blue, pink he oaesait U the geust of‘!rlesnd'“ln town. . . rs. Delwin . Martin and Miss and white—Sale prices 15c, 21c, 44c, 48c, 98¢, LONG PETTICOATS Patients at Hartford Hospital. | Hush Miler attended “the' drama. $1.19 and $1.48. g I Ameen and George Haddad of this | hail, Qualcer Hi, Tueuday evening. Pretty and attractive styles in the always use- 3?5;':,3,,’;‘;;;,;’?&;%?:,&1;3;? ,,';LE i Snow Removal, : s . - . - . Z . & oved by v ENVELOPE CHEMISES ful Lingerie Petticoats are being displayed Sloscs Hadasa of 6 Union strect, hus :nwm!r%x;:’gutterg anculverts in air- 4 g ‘erent pai ol e town ‘ednes- § 3 during this sale. Made of good quality Berk- g e Rehearsi E 3 g Pla SRR P These pretty and attractive Envelope Che- erly cambric, full, with deep ruffle of lace and JEWETT CITY The Baltic Dramatic club and Chor- ] r mises are made in nainsook, Berkerly cambric, ’ ? P Wednesday Afterncon Whist Club | &1, S0Ciety are rehearsing the drama ~% fine lawn and crepe-de—chme. trimmed with Hamburg, finished with fancy ribbons—Sale Moets—George Léyden Burned in a} Jokn Isiand is the guest of Hart- hand embroideries, laces, Hamburg, medallion, 5 Peculiar Accident—Surprise Party— |ford friends. g » prices 48c, 98c, 31_25' $1.48, $1.89, 32_39’ Prospects of Summer Chautauqua. beading and ribbon run, and priced at 48c, 98c, $1.39, $1.69, $1.89, $2 39, $2.98 and $325 The Wednesday Afternoon $2.69, $2.98, $3.25, $3.98 and $4.48. 1ub tertained by Mrs. i S e : : 4 Cheney. and . Mrs. Perley Meivin at | Social Evening of C. E. Secisty— Mrs. Cheney's home this week, the| Thomas Flynn Leads in Gun Club's first prize, a water color, went te Mrs. Woeekly Shoot—8traw Ride to Jewett SPECIALS THAT REPRESEN G daitey to" Mow. city. n dailey to Mrs. 5 o, h = * 5 SHents wete ss=ved Ny, fhe. bostosss: Tuesday evening the Christian En- EXTRA GOOD VALUES DUR- Burned When Stove Exploded. deavor society held a social in the Con- % George Leyden is suffering from | gregational vestry. A quartette, Chris 7 ¥ burns, the result of an overturned ofl | topher Krauss, Philip Peterson, Re IN TH's ALE E R stove. He is employed in Carey’s | Arthur Barwick and Cecil Bradford, S : oo pharmacy. Arthur 1 Heureux was |sang My Celeste. Christopher Krauss . l'-tndr:::‘" u:l a ‘:l-ep—llilflfle,;' g’l‘lu an i.lnf Inn‘hh 'III“u plmh)‘!‘l manner A . 3 § v elect: 2] wire when lie fell from ttle it of Heaven. sses Helen Envelope Chemises, lace and Ham-| - the ladder, striking on the stove, which | Gallup and Augusta Krauss played two - l did Il“ . overturned and exploded. Leyden was | beautiful piano duets. As a closing burg trimmed—a splen value ai Y. z penned in behind the stove, and was |number the quartetie sgng Three | \ S badly burned on the hands and face. | Bugzing Bumble Bees and for an en- core, Instead of singing, as everyone CHILDREN’S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Made of Good, Sturdy Materials and Trimmed With Substantnal Trimming 48c. ) guishers put out the blaze. expected they would, each one of the One lot of Corset Covers, lace and| ! EENUSIILS JRCK s e quartette spoke a short, catchy rhyme. Childrefl,s Petticoats. s'le rices i Surprise Party. After a collation cflnflllfln‘ of cocoa, = Hamburg trimmed—Special at 21 1 ; and Mrs. Fred Whalley were |C00kies and cake had been served the PO g 0 2.5 A surprised Tuesday eventng by 2 farty |Svening was spent in playing games. each. p ) of sixty callers, who came Rehearsal. 1 3 g ing. The h "-lbh {I.flll S i A | SR ot was Girawn openand,the rooms | Boncaiee ™ Hvars “tois “Cobutialy? | Children’s Night Gowns—Sale prices One lot of Long Skirts, well made 9 Tilled with the Joily crowd. Thov PRy | Loneiict ! : and good fit, plain—Special 48c each. £ 4 ; e Kitohen (o 1he music of am or: e, ' 44c, 48c and 59c. s PR - A W2 A e ke WEEKLY SHOOT, Night ' Gowns, low and V neck, long| ; arum. Mr. and Mrs. Whalley Thomas Flynn Topliner With 112 Out | 2 A s plateau mirror as a ressmmbra: 2 Children’s Drawers—Sale price 24c | sjeeves, lace and Hamburg trimmed ot "the visit, Each in of & Possible 125 Points. the evening. ‘The weekly shoot of the Plainfield a pair. Special 48c and 79c. . mor Chautauqua. |BHle and Gun club was held in 3 Krauss’ hall Tuesday evening. Busi- ness proceedings were postponed until the next meeting owing to the fact that a large number of the members tauqua course, made to carry out the plan. Mcmlrlal Mass. COAST GUARD DISMISSES of intention to become citizens but|given to the German ambassador yes- | Duke of the Ab 4 % UNNATURALIZED GERMANS |20 1ot taken out their final papers. |terday. The note will be made public ,'-"n' e e )(.ry'- eren “Wetnedasy ud ‘"I ! It was said similar orders would be |as soon as the neutral powers have Eome. via Pu"";:-h 3 a5 ing by Rev. T3, McCabe tor v,m,,.| In Accordance With Orders Issued at | CArried into effect in the United States | acknowledged its contents. i s Parie. p. m— o Ry O ! transport service. 3 e Rk T Tk o """g Mrs. John Blake, has been il | | 1 gton. — —_— Safe Arrival of Norwegian-American praz. e B T Ok B of the Italian fleet. He will be San Francisco, Feb. .—Unnaturalized TReT- G g placed by Vice Admiral Paolo Thaon Gevimiins 1 thi TUAINGH - Siatee: Sthnt aris, Feb. 7, 4.40 p. m—War bread | New York, Feb. 7.—Cable advices|do Revel, who wiil also assume the avar): apd: Mghthouse' Secvices: arere i1l make its appearance in|received here today announced the safe | duty of chief of the general staff of the Amainesd. . heve (adey i Scbebasids e. What kind it will be has not |arrival at Bergen, Norway, of the Nor- | navy. with orders issued at Washinston. All [V en definitely decided but experi- | wegian-American line steamship Ber- men discharged had made deciaration W being made with a|gensfiord. The liner left here Jan, 27| Hartford—Cupid’s Rose Garden is that wiil h passengers and cargo, calling at|the official title chosen by the show than t kwall for inspection by British au- (committee for the decorative and elec- thorities. trical scheme that has been planned as . setting for the tenth annual show the Aut To Cure a Cold in Ome Day B s ke XATIV! BROM N . # 2 Fablete Drucsists "f..né’ e vy agr.i. Ieb. , via Paris, 165 p. m.— | It is said that the famous Thou: B W GROVIFS sigma: Spain’s answsr G0 the German. mole and Ome Nighis mas wiitten on the amseraton oon Automobile Desiers’ fails to cure. ture is on each box. submarine warfare ,was Island of Java. m LONG YEARS HE SUFFERED nlt-a-fives" Made Him Feel As If Walking On Air Omiiria, Nov. 28th. 1914, ®Por over two yeurs, I was troubled with Comstipation, Drowsiness, Lack o) Appetite and Headaches. One day 1 sam your sign which read “Fruit-a-tives make you feel like walking on air.” ‘This appealed to me, so X decided to try & box. In a very short time, ] began to feel better, and now 1 feel fine, Xhaveagoodappetite, relish everything I eat, and the Headaches are gone entirely. I recommend this pleasam fruit medicine to all my friends ™. DAN McLEAN. B0c. & box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25¢ At all dealérs or sent postpaid by Frult a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y, were as follows, out of a possible 12 points: Thomas 111, E- Lyon 108, G, Hutel Congdon 105, H. Ensling 102, botte 100, 1. Mercier 95, F. Lynch F. King 71. - Progress on Big Tank. The work on the mew tank being constructed for the Lawton Mills cor poration 1is progressing rapidly, tha men having started on the second ex- tension. Heard and Seen. A few automobile drivers in town are sald to be operating their cars without a 1917 license. Authorities have taken this into consideration and the de- linquents will be brought up to answer the charge. Mrs. George P. Brown and son of New aven are visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Frederick King. B, F. Daley of Brooklyn, N. Y., was a Plainfield caller Wednesday Mrs. J. Sullivan has returned from a visit with her son Stanley, a student at St, Thomas' seminary, Hartford. Rev. William A. Keefe has returned from a trip to New York and Provi dence. A rreaux of Webster, Mass., was a business caller here Wednesday. Mrs. Omer Larose of Norwich and Miss Bibian Gaucher of Baltic wers visitor Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fiynn's A large crowd went to Jewett City last evening on a_ straw ride. The party left here at 7 o'clock. Professor Suliivan's concert orches tra of four picces rendered a pleasing program at the meeting of the E. Z club this wee THE BRITISH STEAMER PALMLEAF WAS TORPEDOED Captain and Chief Engineer Wers London, Feb. 7, 7 p. m—The crew o the British steamer Palmlenf asser that after their vessel had been tor pedoed by a German s captain and chief engineer were made prisoner by the Germans, who lef! other members of the ship's compa in open boats. The torpedoing of the Palmleaf wa reported from London last night. & was last reported as having left Sa Pass, Tex., Jan. 1 for Dartmouth COMMITTEES PREPARING FOR INAUGURATION CEREMONIES President Wilson Has Signed Bill for $30,000 for Expenses. Washington, F 7.—President Wil son today signed the bill appropriating about $30,000 for expenses in connec- tion witl inauguration _ceremonies The local’ committees in charge of the preparations are going ahead with their plans and suggestions that pub lic ceremonics be abandoned becauss of the international situation seem to have been put asid Torryville.—Selectman Amos H. Lis ter recently butchered a rd calf al Meadowbrook farm. The calf was four weeks old when killed and when dress- ed oft sold for $22. PERUNA PROOFS Mr. Emil Pickart, 46 Rimbach 5t., DR. F. C. JACKSON " DENTIST 752 Main Street, Willimantic Hours—9 a. m. t0 § p. m. Phone 44 JAY M. SHEPARD Eacceeding Elmore & Shepard Fumera! Directorand Embalmer 60-62 Nortk St., Willimantic Lady Assistant Tel. connection HIRAM N. FENN AKER amnd EMBALMER, Church 8t Wlllhhfih. Gt uuy.mu Ladv Assistant U‘B