Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 8, 1917, Page 7

" In the White Soulc Suotm of our Domestic Department we are showing , the most comprehensive range of Domestic and Imported White Goods ‘that we have ever assembled. - The assortment comprises all the staple - weaves as well as a broad showing of novelty effects. There are fabrics _ for every purpose--for Dresses, Confirmation and Graduation Gowns, | Southern N Ensia ; T i : R iges . Waists, Blouses, Sport and Tub Skirts, Underwear, Uniforms, Etc. In :,'_?'}:fj’m:fi-{;‘flt’u,fim ¢ ; ST o8 thes the assortment are many exclusive designs that CANNOT BE DU- fowed by rain: Feiday clondy. FoRr G -z I A . ; ; PLICATED once they are sold. e aay: 3 . ginning of TH Hearihg to Be Held Before Legislative THIS ls IMPORTANT Y Qur prices for Spring White Goods'are based on purchases made six to eight months ago. Advances since that time amount in- many-instances from 35 to 509,. Hence, we advocate MAKING SELECTIONS NOW and taking advantage of early prices. Player:Pianos Victor N aetrols | e emus T M Mo | STAPLE WEAVES AT SPECIAL OPENlM; PRICES in e A W. Burden Delivers’ Step First: o e Beginning today and continuing for ten days only we offer our ON_EASY TERMS Talk—Personals and Corps’ = 2 o R la; ported, is a validly organi eorpora- H . B . . . Suniight 8 Building, ~ Marsh Building: | whtle artvine fhroush reenevine] beroer s Fion under the laws of the state, capa | NORWICH MEN WiLL weave Wh opening prices. § Fronidin Strest, 230 Stts Strest | Tuceday morming one of the morses of | armed merchant vassels for o Shord | bie. of taking appropriations from h ATTEND ALUMNI BANQUET staple s ite Goods at special opening p an . e TR o e 0T B Sccond: _Whether o not the resl| Governer MeCall £o Speskc on Duty of 36-inch English Long Cloth—at 12Vzc, 15c, 40-inch White Voiles, plain—at 250, 74 Boate 3:-'%-: omatdes. wnd for use Claimed Americans in Pressnt Crisis. 18c and 25¢ a yard. and 50c & yard. at the mo arbore. g ot ¢ = e ; i e nd for mine laying and mine -we:;'mgw Corps* _ Hom corporated Local men who 528 | are listed among m. 36-inch English Nainsook in light and SB:‘.I";:'rdwm“ Voiles, plain—at 60c, 69c and “The vessels of the coast guard will members of the Worcester Academ: medium weights for fine underwear—at 25c, form part of these forces and the|llens roperty of said The | Al i have received notification u 87Yz¢, 50c and_62)z¢c .a yard. ng Piques, Bed- taken to his home stall. 1t is thought | lishthouse tenders " will " aiso be eme the banquet and reunion to be held at ur_and e m and narrow et In B oo Tavhoie Seleg W ploved in commection with the laving is, as a matter of . the hotel on Friday evening of 40-inch Tarantulle, the newest lmported fab- e o G i of minec and handiing of nets. The Relief | this weelk. ric for dainty hom. gerie, comes in Sara ¢ Rev. A, W. Burd ST, e o e S haoel e o spaak oo the fine and superfine weights—at 50c, 69¢ and 98¢ . A W, lon Delivers Shop Talk | the radio -m \nor. the eontrol : Whether or not the funds Americans in the a yard. 36-inch “Ali-but-Linen,” rough and fine The Rev. A. W Buklsh of the Fea- | of the Sovernment. all of which win I STSwnllen to- mat) k=g 2 d £ , tub skirts, eto. eral chureh deils red the shop talk under e control the navy de- e ‘orps, incorporat 5 " St the Hopking and Allen Ares Co. | partment, and the coast guard have been properly and economically | be held Somerset, Boston, on aoals iy Mcend, ¥ fnohis, wige—st 3t%, Tueeday noon ~His toplc was Soft e W hath v s Fri ening, - N8 gk " and Irish Dok Al L : Whether or not the inmates n—s e ) be avail~ble for keeping a lookout|of home maintained by said The ipon_the topls w{& c:- da-uno and Flaxon—at 25¢c, 37)%¢ and Planning Sale and Social. P Woman's Balief Corpe' Hosie, tifee ey, taving 4o o a yar inch Indian Head, the best substi- At a recent meeting of the Ladies’ 35U Sf e dESve vouils axcent | Borated. haye and ave rocelving pevper |, DR, Py : 44-inch Mercerized Batists, fine, sheer qual- tute for real linen—at 20c and 25c a yard. T B T et Firth . Whether orn tiemn and" ‘ iy ities and beautiful luster—at 37)zc, 50c and 27-inch W Dimities, assorted stripes and Ald socicty of the Federated chureh | e pe hmearcy Thel FIfin." Svhether or not any further | patriotiem and ne duty of eit final -mn:e:unu bt leted fvr Tniteq States N.v:fan:-‘rnv:.aw:: al- | appropriation ourht to be made at this crisis, Governor MeCall 87%ec a yard. - checks—at 15¢c and 19 a yard. the,o55ial 2nd food sale which Wil Be | most none of the naval oficers or men foneral, | sacmbly o sald . The :',}',‘,,flfi mf,}‘,"“"w Present bis 40 and 45-inch Organdie in a broad range— 27 and'31-inch Dotted Swisses, assorted size & the DPUINE. DavY ol be avmiiate | AEDE Ho0. 9sesy at 29c, 50c and up to $1.00 & yard. 5 of dots—at 15¢, 19 and up to 690 & yard. S as the battleship fleet and recular | Porated. Personals. nayv wi'l require their servi The Wh ther or not it weuld be ’l"" Sroaine Wil bS Rotidhtn e Paul Zahn attended the Boston auto | naval militia or state naval forces will Sulpeek - un TN “""“—- s ‘Tuesd: ly while in Boston on a | reinforce the crews of the ships of the ooy e el Y R e e A SPRING SHOWING OF NOVELTY WHITE G00DS Jobn & Geo. H. Bliss NOTICE “The abave named coast defenss|onventions and by Charles Collard DEAD HO, AND. QOWS ___FOR' NEXT WEEK Ja5oels and tugw and patrol hoats will | Adame. Fath Apees. b, ,“’ e Novelty White Goods, 36 and 45 ‘inches widej~ Novelty White Goods for skirtings, 36 and 45 b 5 4 R e P Dealers In Millinery. Women's and{ 21572010, 7 mmaned ¢ov, e Unitod | oy e Ry THING MOVING SMOOTHLY oreove inclutling Voiles, Crepes, Rice Cloth, Muslins, inches wide, {n & broad range of cords, basket Call 1628 New London. Ask for Chas. Idren’s Apparel Join in " Move- | ~uthorized hv an act of conmrese last Ereat proof of hia lovaity o His. "’""“’ Etc—a splendid assortment of excluéive de- ves, checks, etc—these are in both domes- Bl bessatrry LIthdried By S0 tact of o IN EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN | that he consents at this eritical time P ‘wEST SIDE BiDE —_— g conslots of oMpets and crewn o — o oo Sia” post, ‘and to veice in His signs for’ waists, dresses, etc—at 25¢, 37Vze, tic and foreign makes and are excellent valuss P. . Box 379, bisrs rough the co-operation of the | merchant vessels: and of owners. ofi-| L yangost Linden's Sermon Last|eflective way the Academy ideals of , 69 and 87%kc a yard. —at 25c, 39, 50c, 59, 75¢ and 98c a yard. ) New London | Crambes ot fonia Norwich mer- | cers and crews of power boats, yachts.y Night Was On the Entering Wedge. | lovalty and service. tnent i i chants dealing in and wo- | ing vessels and work boats. Many e N Ta ey EXTRA SPECIAL! One lot of Novelty Crepes in assorted patterns—Special price men’s and children’s apparel. have ar- | comnetent officers and men have al- |, EVerything is moving oft smoothly | Sraduates of the Academy, Fresident a yard, actual value 25a %o 37%c. ranged to bave their spring opening | ready enrolled: ‘but to man *the num. |2Pd With a mighty grip in the ~West | Ernest Martin e A It (] on the ta ‘medaye’ namely, Ttaday: | e of yerseis planned, it will remuirs Side Evangelistic campaign held at the | Collese, a graduate of the lemy in d Wednesday end Thursday, 13,| many others, especially engineers,| B2ptist church Everywhere is man- e : 14 ana 1 aquartermasters. firemen and sallors for | eSt an increasing interest and things Bl Tl s PANCAKE FLOUR Meveraents of this kind eerve s rest [nmall | vessels, power bosts, vachts, |15, DSGUAE UP I 520, Shope for the [ o the them ne. ~ public goos seasonal openings | t nger alumni I i MAPLE SYRUP Rave @ Eeeat interest for All women| 'Steps have been taken to rench|the soul winning interests. iy"w.n:: T Whecier, 3t olase of HE PORFI EOUS & MITC HEI‘L CO. LA TOURAINE COFFEE | 710 desire to keep in toseh with the men through the various mari.| The first week Evangeiist Linden|. LR T rneq last fall from am- B Changing fashions and a Jaige murabes | ek oreanisations, ciuns and seciosios, |SPent in putting weapons ~into the bulance service in Europe, having been All S8sasonable Goed Things at make It & LoInt to attend apl the im- | ete. and 1t 15 perionlarty desired af |Nands of the Christian people which wounded while at the front and hav- portant openings. . This often neces- | this time to have local aents in the| WOUld help them prove their efficiency | FENLC, 70 1e" French ~ Croix De P.o'l.’. ".l‘k ot siutte‘t sevl:rax‘ trips down town. as the | various harbors and :n";‘r‘: ‘mfl:‘i r:;fl'";mhh'mh'm:' Guerre for conspicious bravery. ce, been coas Who e Vatiote dsalers ba Hold Thels oncninge | camce oF e oo se he ] 10" those who o mot count themselves | W hccler s the captaln of the Harva TAFTVILLE tion in the Versailles Sanitary Fibre|and for shipping to the New s 6 Franklin Stree! at whatever time best suited theis own | roll and communicate with the com. |88 Open and professed Christlans hat | TO3iball team for the coming vear, : Co. apd. has taken up a position with | market. 1In the evening t ST mandant of the district. Enrollments | BeY, must do in becoming CHristians. | wii gather to do honor to those speak- | Trolley Wire Down at Riverside— TSR A b Skt il - JUSTIN HOLDEN, Proprieter | ine merchunts hag in ming the mns | can Pe made mow ot the Brookivh|teriug Wedge: he pointed out ths|ors,and fo pledge thelr patriotic ser_| Carney-Archer Wedding—Mulespin-| In a close and exciting pool meich | included by these mestings venience of the shopping public. With|New York office where all applicants {:‘2 that the one'bd‘: ‘n.ntd first zhl;v!; e ndrviauals, will far surpass the at-| "ers Meet—Personals and. Notes, ’é‘:‘:fl::{ ::.‘f".‘q L ;:eszggwg J0A PO L T e e VL ‘\"‘ L all the military and apparel rece! s at n_person must do Is to repent. He 3 g y a score | D s n New DBS. L. F and A. J. LaPIERRE | hoiaoing ‘their opanines won me m-i-."' e, e e e mation: F1ane | snowed”that repentence was & changs | (ooa"Sf ths SoNodr S Fha. seapy of fhe | IS troliey that left Frankiin ssuare | of 195 to 135. county. = days, it will be possible for InE oMicer & visit the Giterent iowns | Of mind and that mind was changed to | NUCh 0 {0° fationar, and_ invitations | wednesday morning at &30 found the 3 W MEMBE T 287 Main Strest, Norwich, Conn. man who resires 1o learn the tendency | And harbors along the . coast Tine, |80 strongly and positively that there|pave been sent the alumni from New | trolley wire down at Riverside from Hebron Milk Producers. NEW MEMBER FOR of the spring fashions, to come down |spending one day per week at each|Was an absolute turhing awAy from|Englana to Calfornia. Special trains|5iX Poles, The repair crew was The ~Milk Producers _Association ST. MARY’S SOCIET Office Hours: town on =5y one of the thres days se- |place for the purpose of enrollim the sins and wrongs of life with & de- | are to be run from some New Bngiand m'{,‘;fi{ng"g: i £ad, Hed everything [ will meet in. Hebron on Thursday to % P e lecte ‘or the joint opening and have - | sire so changed not to commit ese complete organizatio: work and se-| Taken i it r Busin Meast Boimitetr T by sppotatment] SV ekl the gpenings that AT e e 0 e wileq thal: willing troliey Is the one that Deople use 8,8 | cure contracis for the marketins . of o T aaday MEvoniy excepted > millk by members of the associatim 5 In the % in _that one trip. e Al A5 e ce to people going It has been suggested that P wis' taken' 1647 ev::dx:; mmnlnm'nhn;' ?';nlnglgg SCARLET PEVER APPEARS “Twice " This 1 o t:zl-rdu Baitic was i this ‘Way Incur- | smm— m:’";":;_ ’:.:TS:: ot ’SL“‘:L'; f soveral stonin ShuM. Savh Al m I LOOAL 3cHQO, —_— - BORN. star. Nor. | A& “B. socidty hela in their ¥ ADAMS TAVERN |55iins vindon diepiars resas” ca| 8ut Cases Ars Mild and Heaith Au- us o e webping, T [WIGLEY_ At Backus hossitet Nor: | Tesaay evening. - Prancis 7 61 £ et b Gt VR Gheries Do Mot Expust Spread in, Sstarmipine, et e theme Gy Arshr. e n s Rl o e the various com ofter the times standacd | doubtedty provell, and It ie. cepecied Everybody s cordially in fellowmen: Al Montase. and Miss Mary Ar. - ccepted. Cha gt the cases of scarlet fever have broken out very Nichelsen, '87, ter Arnol e LNt PIPER—In Shannock, R. 1, March 5 | 324, aCPRing, O pustic of Beer ot-Europe and America: | that a great many people will take , Culmbach Bavarian | advantage of the opportunity to in the Mt. Pleasant street school, two P,Mr‘ eon to Mr. and Mrs. William | o T8 SORTITCe 4 1 of e- Beer, Bass, Pule and Burton Muers | the first glimpse of the spring styles, | of the cases being children of the same ust jat 8. The Guinness' Dublin S next Monday even: S 0o, he. iiiam | performed by —In Westerly, R. I March 6, ot 5 i3 family. The cases are mild and n0|chorus, an organization of Norwich|S. Je al g R e b e Sy b i g Monday evening. 1des Wil Ln-| Withtn the past ten them. [ Three of thess have gThe wedding of John Carney ot past days - three oort nue. 8." & C. Imported Ginger Ale, Bunker spread of the fever is looked for. It Fe Hul P B Ala Fraok Jones' Nourish:| A fine Drick road oow conmects e laks 3 sirle between 4 for on = bn Savage of Tafiville a brother-|.and Mrs. Cbaries W. Biiven. meeting. Budwelser Schlitz and Pabst. : i mu- ‘ot the campaign will Eve pro- | duty with the ambulance service on | mald, Miss Mabel Savage, & niscs of MARRIED. A A. ADAM. Norwich T = e bral grammes_of songs, stunts and _yells -German Attention, | the groom. o R th will be worth while and to| however. The bride and her maids were hand- mfiv, oy Rev Predoe R, 3 e GREAT FOR ECZEMA e ain 555 nd | Aevamy s pericipstion 5 , p SRR A Oacam and Jonn Carney of Hunt- = ; career of -service t 4 2 ot day, in th and again S ley, Montana. The fifl’w Bank J O ihs afiernoon end osch e e R L = CHAPMAN — COX —1n ~ Woodstock, ; was served. Feb, 13, 1917, by Rev. C. M. Jones, George Church & Allen 15 Main Street Norwieh, Conn., Feb, 5, 1917. chorus groom Connectic 8. Chap: ¢ East Hartford The Board of Dirsotors of the Bank || OUarantse > s —— Aon t ] Snd Plorence W. Cox of Woodstoc save this day declared.a dividend for | .. P g 3 this chorus 1 EVANGELIST LINDEN LED hiis becone an sagl~ fr—r——————————— the currept eix months at the rate of | health Jof yous . fesninr iaye Pete % health autharities at the Wirst Baptist DISCUSSION ON SERWICE : on B DIED e four per gent., annum, payable on |son, “I want you te get a 5 children 'The attention of all wom: a girls A Boilergnes T octen "or Lin- and after the of March. Box of Peterson’s Oim ; inspector. fo Nersioh iy ouce mave catic 1o the | Papties Min et L Carney left fast e e i “Reme: nuzse Tact that thare il e e seiee New Lendon snd iy, . |ing to sk their home in Huni Notice of funeral hereafter. - next Sunday afterncon B cres. Aeen it o————ee Firet o The: Baptist Ministers' Conference s RENEAULT-In ¢ 3 o Lesturs on Nosd of Reformatory. | ana siris only at which service 2 very % Taftville: Mulespinners Meet. a *'"-“'*,:&,",.'.*;:;:z:‘.'mt: As a part of the educational special message vital to women of the orning. Mar ) Sol- ;n:n being carried on mmmmu the | whote dv will be delivered by the|porh the . T X by the evangelist on the subject: “The Ideal| pey, “Rev. J.-Allan jdel! hern L Hiy 'W o "-'1 Woonsocket, R. 1 EMBALMERS LA‘DIES' e srect —_— ity Ao 1 r Y cinity as flel ot ©. N. T. cLUB meetin ITargely attended. The camn OF THANKS We will! cheetfully ex- Jltor 11 veurs: “was in g the organization, % Dore to thaak ail my friends and b g oot 3 > half of the legislativ Entertained by Mrs. Arthur Whit- NG nlipkberl for all their acts of ki HENRY E. CHURCH state WM, SMITH ALLEN . 2 ¢ A a: { the t of Teforma. ’ k evmpathy sh me dur: plain all about our Sk tory “tor_ denim: g oneal-aNiTern: 89 - Whist, Christian. sere ol | Peart. Brasee’ 4nd. death of Y hus to give of their lady friends band; lb for all the floral tributes. . | ‘seoured series eclub, and B Ty 5 . in Bridgeport and Haven. rae: oy at| 5 mieieh nide to Quaker il 'on 4 ALBBERT W. COLVSR. = esday evening at the Ve evenjn Ontheir return trip : 3 e oy . listie par- party, mopbed in Norwich for ‘Tynch. CARD OF THANKS R b being won by C. E. Baer and o _trip_wews Chas. Weeks horse sleigh. made Tn % Mok Tour- | yre. coasien 11, Gacings snd ity | ) EE NI T 1 ST —_— wish to ex] thelr lh’:nkz lu‘ Il(: War Mol Fund Towls sods, _|fénde aud peismhe, i, Smict| DR, E. J. JONES .n“?"“.,,,“, fgfi‘,}fi:; and to those Whe| Suite 46 Shannon Building Take elevator Shetucket StUwet en- Phooe ——ee. USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE wrauce tiseptic powder to be shaken |n‘|l;h‘¢h-n 2 and sprinkied Into ihe e e e you want rest and com- f:n for tired aching, ewolien, swent: |B . Shea & Burke le will be inte So: v local people w e | 1 B At e o o ot Diiaters. 1 41 Main Strest Man; the ual f the “‘xm-«u\an Southern t Northfield . 7 g ._mu.xuf, 5 ST g et Monday nieht .+ | (R, P ot ‘Funeral Directors s are