Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1917, Page 6

ff: THAN-WOR MAIN Are Now Bty RO fernemEeee s | MOHTEAN Pl Vg bometost and Best e COMPANY omeiiehveavéahmi. now ready for your purchas- , Every new. and correct style 'willbefoilqndhereinou!l'h! S on For Potting, ... 17¢ Eresh HAMBURGER |70 Thick, Plain TRIPE 7 In Pickle, b......... IC : i Boneless HERRIN Fresh, Solid b of correct spring styles. i S gt 7 ® R R e 186 OYSTERS, pint. , . CODFISH MIDDLES lsc E.ODFISH BITS ROUND STEAK Whole¢ Sliced TREATMENT OF GERMAN ~ PRISONERS IN RUSSIA nigh night because of the poor condition of the | Conditions Are Becoming Better Ra- Ib. 2 4 2 | highways which were covered with ther Than Worse. 53 = g mmfiomwd&fihdmwflmhm&emm ‘Treasuze: g{‘_;;‘:,‘”:;e"f“,:fl‘:u;;firg;g ruts. b Mohican Dinner Blend Coffee. . ... Ib. 19¢ stalled ut town durin; ‘ues - 1( in Spring Suits from the House of Kuppenheimer and Clotheraft. - They are mighty ||| iwasmer™eist Zoer o e ey, : Mohicap Red Butterfly Tea, i lnis, pleg. 13¢ | MO o 1o, Bullding 30 by 50 feet dimensions Mohican Baking Powder. ....... 11b. 35¢ Que: is to be erected at Atlantic Beach, just west of the casino, for Charles Brown * smart—decidedly goodlooking models and fabrics. i ;- pe = (s} - Prices "8-00 fo $28.00 . i a‘.::..iini.éf e Mohican Sweet Chocolate, 1-4 Ib. cake 7c Ol 3 § 3 ; x of Herhert K- Hiita of Male storar oty s 3 Mohican Pure Extracts,’all flavors, 2 0z. 21c for the -\I”Ifl ot $81. silence that in spite of everything. eise Miun Pfewred B“Mut Flollr 3h 15C held Tuesday morning. The ‘sum of $300 was voted for| At tn, _ | the conditions in many plafes in Rus- 4 Py bountles on foxés and woodehucks 0 | eriy probate cours Tusndoy Siiemvest |sia_have become' rather wbetter than |l Mohican Pure Jelly, all flavors, jar . . ... 13¢ e T (s L etk horn 2. | Jullte Eawand 3. Burke presiding, the | vy piok, 0o’ S0 thanks érs dus . - P y . the cl Police. will of Matthias Wicklarid was pro- | 10 the members of the Swedish and y 1 Ib. pkg. 12 bounty was fixed at $5 for foxes and | pated. Amanda E. Wickined wey boo; | Danish Red Cross socleties for their | lf Mohican Borax ........... g. 12¢ 25 _cents for woodchucks. firmed as executrix in bonds of $1,000 2 Albert, B. Crafts presented an ap- B . r g propriation asking for 310,000 to re- | Sppehaed. mpprniser A" betitton” oe Mohican Mince Meat 9¢ . . . . .... 3 for 25¢ pair and widen Atlantic avenue at|gell real estate of Thomas and Kathers Ho aise prescated 4 résointion. o - | gy Y Ulams was continuch fo March | 157 15, BY Sur comranes, Denmere | NSPANISH omoNs 3 OLEOMARGARINE 12t-1 25 M.In Street He also presented & resolntion to In- | o v struct the representatives and the sen- Gelil i B YR of Switzerland and agreed to estab- 23c | b, 20c.24 stor from Westeriy secure lesisia: | VESSELS ARE LIABLE FOR |lish institutions for the exchange of e . 20024 tion for the town to spend money for soners. The king of Spain aiso of- - FEATUR!NG KUPP’ENHEIMER C.LOTHFS FORMEN.” : bpening the ‘breachway at Bright- | VIOLATION OF NAVIGATION RULE | fered to help in o similar direction. man’s pond and to lease the waters ‘We welcome all these warm-hearted for oyster DBeds and other. sheilfish. | Occurring Prior to & Collision—De- | endeavors with sincere ' gratitude. The resolution was passes. sision by Supreme Court. “I cannot speak .about the fate of A resolution was passe:l to instruct —_— prisoner countrymen without S—— iy — — the lw;hh(vom 't‘: iobxnh‘ legislation, ‘Washington, March 6.—Interpreting menllonlng.‘lha people ldr“g‘ fnwm’ 3 % = | necesss ruct i : 2 East - Alsace-: . MASSACHUSETTS TO HOLD UNTRUE THAT 1,000 AMERICANS [MANUFACTURED ARTICLES nd Tmbrove. sich sigwalke an may :”’ °“’H;"""Y"'““ rule” of seatar- | Fhot, ReThil, i ter tragedios were CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION ARE STRANDED AT BEIRUT. serve the greatest public need. ng colliding law, the supreme court|enacted than among our prisoners N FERITUETONGL 10N 5 St o “E‘v'“'r»‘x”"‘."‘"s The rate of taxation for the year |today ruled thmt vessels are liable for| When, o' short while ago. Belgian bunch Presei. One Has Stood Practically to Assemble (For Seven Months They Totalled| Va3 f¥ed at $1.50 for eact < violation of nawigation rules ocourring | workingmen and other = inhabitan S T 2 E In the course of tlie meeting T to G t k. there, Unchanged fe T ntermanded.. $1,703,730,000 in Value. Tr:alur:rmPr;:;Imn v e:u"'cm?c::l ;’;‘v‘;" to. : 'g’!“:l’n n;edc not jts certain | a stors. torolndelg:::;zn v abroed 3 £ N Westerl: ntati i mat, Tees ~were E Z it h dia t mal 1 Hoston, March 6. New York. March 6—The Joint dis- | Washington, March §—Manufactur- | the atate, legislature n. caugig the |Armed hokling the owners of the Nob- | ailont. The Belgiane are our oncmios 1 ng to, hoid, in June, tribution committee of the ‘funds for|ed articles continue as the country’s|'act providing for Jflennh. e!e:twvu in|Wegian freighter Selja to be entitled and many of them probably from safe Stital 55! 3 1868 1 Jewian srat sutte S B il oy S estarly to be held le said that|to demages for' cargo only from the|hiding fired against our troops. cor utidnal convention since . | Jew! Wwar sufferers announce ay | heayiest export items. Figures made it ‘San Fran : % ibli cisce and Portland Steamshi, East Alsati: by The purposs of the convention is tofthat from information received|public today by the department of | Sus:. “{5‘,‘,’,’,’.‘;5',‘,’,‘,;"1..‘..“,., s s Joombuny; whose: pRestnger iner. Fea: | corm iy are il And Alsatiew cee b .oouiinads i yer ramuied and sunk the Seija off San | heart. = Unfortunately we couid obtain decide if it is advisable to draft a new | through the department of state 2 re- |commerce show that for the seven | height of emotism for men - to port that 1,000 American citizens were |months ending with January they to- | stand out against the ufl.fl- lesislators Franeisco in 1910. - Although excessive | the least Justice for .these unhappy - talled $1,703,730,000 in value. Food | from his town on a matter which &peed’ of the Beaver in a heavy fog|ones. France hides behind all sorts mE BY EXPERT BAKERS A'l‘ ’nfls s‘l OR% anchanged. for 137 years. stuffs were next with a value of $670, | had been instructed by the citizens #|%as held to be the proximate cause of | of pretexts and pretends that these 4 on is ukgn by lb. de\w will [try on the crulser Des Moines is un-|[100,000. €rude materials ‘were valued | work for. the Selja's loss, the lower courts dis- | people do not want to return. In fact, submitted to the people for ac-|founded. A delayed cable message (at $460,675,000, and manufacturers for % missed the claim for $180,000 for loss | very few, some thirty, have come back. RYE BREAD o5 Fejection at the firet stato | frop Ambassador Elkus explained that | further use in manufacturing §249.938, | Another ‘case of smallpox was: re-|Cf the vessel, because the Selja did rot | “From Russia recently it was sald 5 on_held subsequently to the ad- 000, ported In Pawcatuck, Stonington, on |t0P immediately ~upon ®hearing ths[a sister was returning with fifty chil of the convention Crude materials with a value of | Foiday aftornoon to Health Officer|Beavers foghom, aithough she atter. | dren, but she came with empty hands Bt e $541,000,000 formed the biggest ‘share | Charles F. Congdon of Mystic. ward stopped and was actually back- | Whether a second sister who is ex- g L oW American commercial travelers who [exandria, Egypt, ‘indefinitely. of imports. %5 Raym ing when struck. ~ pected within the next few days, will (i o} BISCUIT, dozen. isited the yDutcn Dast Indies in 1915 | der to g0 to Boirut was countermand-|° : # e -— be more_succeseful, I do mot know. found ready markets for nearly al explaines ut only after he Third New York Field Artill MANY DEATHS FR The Russian government alleges at (l]pcol. lines. Tany T sold their Houseneld eliecte |1ett Browmmrite Tome for s A i e [SCR e ke on we want these people for the national ite c'e‘m and was gaken ill last Friday. Tues: MONIA IN NEW YORK [ auxiliary service apd therefore refuses v ‘the ‘case was reported to the|p; P to release them. 1 am always ready isease is of a Particularly Vielent |t gefend the principle that we can B e e O aEs) | ey i S K S L ; unfortunate ones ey are given ately quarantined. ani placarded. A| vy : untortunate R AT 3 they had as fHeir guest ti sister dieton Boy, accor n to tb-“ m&.‘:flw gl T .n:."a' seril “Our unfortunate comrades In ene- |birthday celebration is an in- | uty, W.- C. Twombley, . of the oo Sen: Broad’street sehosl The |88 & peculiarly viralent form of peu- |my countries suffer badly in mind and |stitution at Pinehurst. who mmde his offcial visit case has been assigned to Dr. Taylor | monia has caused 2,377 deaths in this|body because of a fear that they are A ;. 3 of Stonington,.who has charge of the| City during the past nine weeks, or 534 | forgotten at home and that they are| Rockville—H. Louis Weirs, book-| Glastenbury.—Begin: e smallpox cases in the town of Stoning- | More than during the corresponding | the object of our reproaches. We want | keeper for Willlam B. Martin, a local ton. There are four members of the|Period a year ago, it was announced |to remove all doubts in this iespect.|coal dealer, was in the city court Mon- . ‘ Pendleton' family, and all have been | tonight. . “The department says there|We thank our enemies for the heavy [day morning, charged with selling coal | to A e . |is little indication that the infection |sacrifice which they algo In their m- 50 pounds short weight, and was found |every school night and 3 is abating and repeats its _ warning | uation, make for their Country. It Isigujity and fined $26 and costs. fairs must terminate for T » reporte alcohol as one of the most|not always that the worst soldlers are e i o Ty powerful allies of the pneumonia germ. | taken prisoner. Those who bravely D-rby.—-At the meeting of Derby |spices. This action wu — and tenaclously maintain a position in |, % . Tusaier aight;in | Gask ot & Mttt 3¢ an unfortunate struggle are usually LTHE UNIVERSAL. CAR - O oy D i it vt ot & s e firat to be exposed to the unhappy pupil ate of a prisoner. in the second grade, has been | 320,817 rr— Have been built and actually delivered to retail buiyers since” August 1, 1916. Gray Halr Restored A s These figures—320,817—represent the actual number of cars manufactured by )or Money Bacl{ o Harttord. — suftragan Bishop . us since August Ist, 1916, and delivered by our agents to retail buyers. /’!'Len'dnwwbn R m:-::l:.:u:x::g John’.:\l::h This unusual fall and winter demand for Ford cars makes it necessary for us to Tt sy N i e s o et now wulkiing on Elisubetts siéest | Teachorw aesociation; Get your blood the llver active andlu pimples dlnppurkum faoe. For improving omnplmonandputfinzthe mgoofir((‘)rxr BEEGHAM'S PILLS are safer, better and surer than cosmetics. ehmmatepmmxou.smttenfimntbesymm strew th mfi“ purify the blood—| t ealt glow cheeks, brighten the eyzngnpreo\é ar Beautify the Skin Directions of Special Value to W with Every Box. Sold by druggists througheut .—-"l:bm loz:)t- lantic Chy. ‘They will be gcno several m‘m&e%fimdmoflybthflemw&nhnud-\hm beautiful, soft, luxuriant . b &hflv\q to retail customers, rather than to permit.-any agent to stock cars in i abundase “This "“':"::”'.'&w"""“ ot Potics Tomep KI5 i * B E Re- d became & member of ‘the Middle- Wemum‘fimnmtomwbumdutthcy may protect themselves aguinst delay or dicappointment in securing Ford cars.’ If, therefore, you are mmm-l-‘odm,wdyuemhphce yvurordquflhked& lvnry now. hlig Frston 397, Crrcaton 147, R. D. o st il b it et S Tk o mf_ 22 *ersters._ouee. ssenony 7. s | DON't You Want Good Teeth Beng $1 57, of Engine company 15, Hurtford m Does the of the dental ohal ! them? M buying al this time may cause you to wait nvq‘nl months. L d T i ls a1 m::‘-‘w"c‘u."m L Lur“f.’v.:ufifi":“'? teeth lnl-m-nl-hd-yfwnp-«l-udehwywflm-w Ford agent X Bridgeport—Mrs. Thomes N. Hep- || 7 = CONSIDER THESE-OTHER FEATURES listed below .nd don’t 5. w later on. 1 \ e o0 TN s rmemiont STRICTLY ITARY OFFICE v e | B STERILIZED INSTRUAZNTS .. CLEAN LINEN ABEPTIC DRINKING © LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK If these appeal to yéu, éall for examination and _estimsce 1 neulitation DR, F. C. JAGKSON OR. D 4. CO DENTISTS (Buccessors to the iing Dental Ce.) 03 MAIN ST. £ NORWICH, CON . OA M. 2o8P M -~ alumni of the at the March score PHIC!I :n-_-%m TS Ford Motor Company ! . 0. b, % “Talephe