Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 21, 1917, Page 2

© Toilet Articles and Preparations of lurray’s on S ' 'THE MARCH SALE OF OPENS TODAY - : e toiiat table masd plssky o ot TN Proposeilains of 4l shioss, bot npee. oo ob ¢ time of the season. Wi&&dinwvfl-‘dm-flm-lhufip‘h, self with all kinds of good Toilet Preparations for Spring and Summer at reasonable savings. LOTIONS DENTIFRICES At March Sale Prices ~ At March Sele Prices Holmes Wrostilla, value 25— ol Tmen e Sale price 17e ., ryone Demtal Powder, value 25e— (Camphorease, value 25c—8ale price 17c| Sale price 19 Bversweet, value 35c—Sale price 19 Mum, value 25c—8ale price 19¢ Jergen's Besoin and Almond, value Po—Sale price 19 Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream, value ale price 37c Oderono, value 25c—Sale price 19 Resincl Ointment, value 00— Sale price 39c Cuticura Ointment, value 50c— Sale price 42¢ The accompanists were Miss Louise Johnson, Miss Francis Sanley and Mrs. C. H. Caswell. FUNERALS Miss Margaret J. Gleason. The funeral of Miss Margaret J. ‘was held from the home of ber sister, Mrs. Jane F. Twomey, at 179 Jackson street at 8:30 o'clock Tues- day morning. In St. Joseph at nine o'clock Rev. John A. Sullivan sang the requiem high mass. Special music was rendered during the church services which were largely attended. The bearers were Arthur Gleason and F. Twomey, Jr., of New Bedford, Harry orrison and John Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. John J. Mallon. The funeral of John J. Malion was held from his late home on Oak street ‘Tuesday morning at eight o’clock. The services were largely attended by rel- Colgate’s Dental Powder, large size— Sale price 2Sc \ Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream, size—S8ale price sman 10 3 TaSlanche Pace Powder— Sale price 3% Dier Kiss Face Powder—Sale price 48c Hudnut Viclet Sec. Face Powder— Sale price 50c Roger & Gallet Violet Face Powder— Sale price TALCUM POWDERS AT MARCH SALE PRICES 1d be blind the rest of his life. Colgate’s Vioist Talcum Powder—Sale prics. 150 Spooner’s Corylopsis Talcum Powder, value 15c— e Sty ot Teteatoy St e Colgate’s Bolat Taloum Powder—Sale price A Sale price 10c | various organizations to which the de- e irs Colgate's Cashmers Bouquet Taloum Powder— Spooner’s Tea Rose Talcum Powder, “‘lmu-”o;‘“ - e ia B R R T 8 gt s T B i ale price 16¢ £ filiated for a number of, years, gathered mates of team hire by the day or Colgates Dactylis Talcum Powder—Sale price .... 15c Babeock’s Corylopsis Talcum Pewder, value 15c— at the state armory on' Pleasant street | OF taking away ashes. This was the Colgate’s Baby Taloum Powder—Sale price. . 180 Sale prics 120 at 3:30 o'clock from which point they |outcome of recent considerations of the Vi ‘marche to e Mr. 2 ‘Willlams' Carnation Talcum Powder—Sale price. ... 15c B o e A Nt f b e rvwe many beautiful floral tr- | the increased cost of grain and labor Williame' Rose Talcum Powder—Sale pric 150 D 3 et Tl fnsvende X Jergen's Crushed Rose Talcum Powder, value 15c— organizations formed and |i® 2PPro: ly twenty per cent. I s Eewdes—Sais prive 18 Sale price 100 |marched to the Willimantic cemetery s Williams' Baby Talcum Powder—Sale price 15 Sy Gurien Taleum Powaec-Suls gt here the “services at the Teceiving ARMORY ATTACHED 5 vat were carri out by the Span e [ i Eosrilis, At g = BRI Djer Kiss Talcum Powder—Sale price. .. War Veterans. Commander Fred L.|Te Satiafy Claim of Mrs. Susan E. Syke's Comfort Powder, small sise, value 25c— Clark read the ritual. Eight members| Brown Wi i Owed z Mennen's Borated Taloum Powder, value 25c— yke's ©ae price 19e |of Company L composed. the Aring| B Cimeetrs Cieims Note s Sale price 14c Syke's Comfort Powder,, large size, value 50c— = e S 7 Sanitol Violet Taleum Powder, value 250—Sale price 100 Sale prics 37c| 108 Mo e e T arde | The property of M. Eusene Lincoln on Valley street known as the Valley street armory was attached Monday by Sheriff Charles A. Gates. Patrick J. Danahey, acting as attorney for Mrs. Sunsan E. Brown gave the papers to Sheriff Gates for an old note that Mrs. Brown states is due her by Mr. Lincoln. The attachment is for the James Norton, John J. Sutton and Willam Sickles of Company L, Harry Denman, John J. Hoey and William E. Jackson of the Spanish War Veterans acted as bearers. ANTISEPTIC At March Sale Prices’ Sulpho! Napthal, small size, value 10c—Sale Sulpho! Napthal, medium size, value 250—Sale price 19¢ FACE CREAMS At March Sale Prices 50c size Pompeian Massage Cream, value 75c— Thrown Between Horses. Sulphol Napthal, large size, value 50c—Sale price 390 - Sale price 53¢ i Serind value of the note, $1,200 and the dam- Thymoline, small sise, value 35c—Sale price 190. 25c Tube Pompeian Massage Cream, value 25c— Aelivors s ettty ot i "in Tmie |aEes suftered by the plaintifr, $1.500. Thymoline, medium size, value 50c—Sale price 390 Sale price 1% |city, was painfully injured Friday |1t Is claimed that the defendant prom- ised to pay to the order of James P. Brown, $1,200 for value received and this has never been done. The note was endorsed by James P. Brown to the plaintiff, who stil holds it. Brief Mention. Mrs. C. H. Colgrove of Church street morning while on his way in when the Thymoline, large size, value $1.00—Sale price 79c. E“’"" Tutas wagon in which he was riding swung ine, medium size, value 25c— Sale prise 200 Lambert's Listerine, large size, value 50c— Sale price 40c Dioxogen, 25c size—Sale price 18c Dioxogen, 50c size—Sale price 35c j-oz. Bottle Peroxide of Hydrogen, value 25c— Creme De Meridore, valus 35¢c—Sale price 19c .Daggett and Ramsdell Cream, value 39c—Sals Rrice 270 Daggett and Ramsdell Cream, large size, value 50c— Sale price 3% Colgate's Cold Cream—Sale price 25c Colgate's Mirage Cream—Sale price 25¢ al-ummm WITH BODON Sale price 20c Cream Eléaya, value 50c—Sale price 42 AND THEY'LL BE CLEAN is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Helen 8-0z. Bottle Peroxide of Hydrogen, value 19c— William's Cold Cream, value 25c—S8ale price 20c I‘P“fu“"fln‘m'l‘: TR Sale price 12 o fvic ¢ 1-quart xxx quality Witch Hazel, value 50c— e P e e SR s i If you could a dentifrice |7ork with the Lincoln Company of Wl prics 30 Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cream—Sale price 80c * betier than your present best, yet more | Shi® SIt¥. fof whom he has worked for 1 pint ;ex quality Witch Hazel, value 25c—Sale price 19 Aubrey Sisters’ Beautifier, value 25c—Sale price 20c ?flcm,:?;th-z >‘h/eu:?3°5t ng- ll):-]-: ;lonhql u; Mosely to go into business TAL CREAM has these merits, Used | - twice daily, a tube lasts four to five weeks. Every dentist knows the formala . Esery dealer sells it TOILET SOAPS AT MARCH SALE PRICES Sweet Heart Soap, value 5oc—Sale price 3c a caks Colgate Turkish Bath—S8ale price 5c a cake, 12 for 55c Anchor Pure Castile Soap, value 5c—Sale price 4c a cake Colgate's Popular Soap—Sale price 50 a cake, 12 for 550 Anchor Pure Castile Soap, large size, .v:lue 10c— Colgate’s Floating Soap— 2 % Sale_price 8c cake s, ice Se K Paim Olive Soap, value 10c—Sale price 7¢ cake —r ekt e Sale price 10c a cake, 3 for 27c Haxine Elliot Vioket Soap, yalue i0c—Sale price Gc cake Colgate’s Oatmeal Soap—8ale price 9c a cake, 3 for 25c w ‘e Pure Tar Scap—Sale price 8c cake, 3 for 22c ‘William’s Carbolic Soap—Sale price 8c cake, 3 for 220 Colgate’s Big Bath Soap—Sale price 10¢c a cake, 3 for 22 Colgate’s All-Round Soap— Pears Scented Giycerine Soep, value 20c— Sale price 10c a cake, 3 for 25c colgdle’s Caito Sale price 15c cake Soap—Sale price 10c a caks, 3 for 27c Colgate’s Violet Scap—Sale price 10c a cke, 3 for 27c Colgate's Lilac Soap—Sale price 10c a cake, 3 for 27¢ William’s Shaving Sticks—Sale price 23¢ Willlam’s Shaving Cream—Sale price 28c William's Shaving Powder—S8ale price 23c Colgate’s Shaving Stick—Sale price 23c TOILET WAERS AND HAIR PRESERVATIVES . At March Sale Prices Colgate’s Violet Toile. Water— Peg O'My Sale prices 250, 35 and 500 | Hize Tatue o150 Sate . Colgnted Caprice Toilet Water— ‘Roger and Gallet Violet Toilet Water— Sale prices 25¢c, 38c and 50c le price 90c Colgate's Lilac Toilet Water— Colgate's Bay Rum—Sale price 50c Sale prices 25¢, 38 and 80c] Our Besi Bay Rum, 6 oz. bottle— Colgete’s Rose Toilet Water— Sale price 21¢ Sale prices 250, 38 and 50c|Bd Pinauds Bau De Quinine Hair s Cashmere Bbouquet Toilet) Tonic_Sals price 30c Jo prices 250, 380 and 50c|Paim Olive Shampoo, valus 50c— William’s Violet Toilet Water— Sale prices 25c and 50c Wiitiem's English Lilac Toilet Water— Sale prizes 25c and 50c BRUSHES AND COMBS Farewell Supper and Arsenault — Monkey Jolted From Auto Into Brook—Mrs. Frank Fitch Saves Stock When Barn is Burned. Andrew Arsenault has resigned at the Baltic mills and will work as a decorator in Bristol. Monday evening fifteen friends of Mr. Arsenault ten- dered him a farewell supper at Bu- teau’s. Toasts were proposed and re- sponded to. At the conclusion of the supper he was presented a_calabash pipe. He had been employed in town for the past eight months and made many friends. Monkey Jolted in-Brook. Tuesday afternoon a large touring car on top of which was a gaudily dressed monkey swung around the curve at Bliss’ bridge with such speed that the animal lort his balance and landed in Beaver brook, pond. The monkey struggled to the shore and started at a lively gait up the Pauti- paug Hill road. When the driver. of the car discovered his companion beating it he turned his machine and pursued the monk. A sharp whistle from the driver brought the culprft to a sudden halt, and when reached he was given a blanket and placed in the machine. The driver claimed the monkey was a pet and had been especiaily trained and that it belonged on an estate in the south. The owner of the car was on his way to New York. Heard and Seen. ‘Wilfred Hammill, telegraph operator gt the New Haver office, is M at his A Clean-up Sale OF ODD PATTERNS a little shop worn —— CLEAN-UP PRICES Our only excuse is to change them for new ones—as we have to pay more for new spring goods—below are some prices: A $x12 Fibre Rug was 311—now $8.95 A $10.50 Iron Bed down to $7.50 A $10.00 Iron Bed down to $675. A $9.00 Iron Bed down to $6.50 A $5.00 Iron Bed down to $3.95. A $5.50 Florence Oil Heater now $4.85. Colgate's Floating Bath Coigate’'s Cashmere Bost:qne?. Soap— le price 10c a cake, 6 for 56c Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet Soap— o Sale price 24c a cake, 3 for 65c Tesinol Medicated Soap, value 25c—Sale price 19¢ a cake Cauticura. value 25c—Sale price 19¢ a cake. . ‘Woodbury’s Special Soap, value 25c—Sale price 19¢ cake [eye: Sal 25c size—Sale price 19¢ S0c size—Sale price 39 31.00 eize—8ale price 79¢ Seidlits Powders, 3 in a box— Sale price 80 a box Seidlitz Powders, 10 In a box— Sale price 19c & box Fletcher's Castoria—8ale price 2o ‘Wyeth’s Lithia Tablete— Sale price 50 for 38c BORDEN’S MALTED MILK Borden’s Malted Milk, 50c size— K Sale prics 38c Borden's Malted Milk., $1.00 size— Sale price 79¢c MISCELLANEOUS Hepatica— price 39 $1.00 size Danderine—: ale price 79¢ Use your own judgment in the mat- | fome in Bristol, Genuine Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. ARTICLES e, S Lcon Peloguin enter: &ood Dristies, reguar Jc quality, i tained Stnday Mr. Mrs. Josep! on sccount of siight imperfection_in | Stanley’s Theatre Range— At March Sale Prices o R g Sale price 100 Stanley's Theatre Range, large size— Sale prics 160 . 5-in-1 Muchine O, vaiug 2o " " 14ty Range—Sale price 28 Saie price Meirose Lip Salve—8ole price 100 [Good quality Whisk Breoms— = Dfelrose Nail Polish—Sale price 105 14 packages Toilet Paper. remulne 100 Lily Nafl Polish—Sale price 100 duaiity—Sals price 25 Lily Nail Files—Sale price 1o Stag rety Razog e Eharpener, Orange Wool Sticks, ehaped, 4, win _shaspen Rasor 6 inches e 5c_each Witiam's tine—Sale price 23 VASALINE Cheselorough’ Blue Seal Vaselines— Sale prices 5o and 10c | Carborated Vaseline——dals price 100 Pomade Vaseiine—Sale 100 handle we have priced them at e ot Adults, Tosth Brush- €s, fine bristles, reguiar quality —8ale price 13c Chfldren’s Tooth Brushes— % Sale price 10c| WNail Brushes, assoted styles, regular 1%c quality—Sale pr.ce 10c AN Bristle Infants' Hair Brushes— Sale price 4% Clean Hair Brushes, value 76c— le. price 59c Genuine Ivory Fine Combs, value 35c . _—Sale price 23c ‘Dressing Combs, value 3 lo price 21c ‘Hard Rubber o 15c— Sale price 120 a Ib. ter. Ducharms id famil; f Willis 1t 9 RS ST P ot ot BN Thomas J. Burke spent Monday with New Britain friends. Furniture Store peiavion Rood was tn Wiilimantle on ‘Willlam Alder of New Haven was the guest of Willlam E. Rocheleau, Jr. Telephone 285-3 Willimantic, Conn. DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTIST town Tuesday. . F. Daly of New Haven was in town 762 Main Street, Willimantie Hours—9 e. m. to 8 p. m. Phone ¢4 Tho members of the Tosary society JAY M. SHEPARD e a ¢ or bottle Taomtine Cleastng oz. e ine Flutd— Sale price 200 - Shell Hair Pins, 12 1n & reg- u1.rh:sc quality. price a pacl e Dressing Combs, guar- Women’s Leather Hand Bags, nickel or covered frames, fitted or plain— unbreakable, value 50c— Bt o Se Sale price $1.00 QUEEN QUALITY HAIR SWITCHES ine, lustrous and soft hair, made in three separate strands, which permits to vary the e it dries the scalp and UNDERTAKER apnd EMBALMER, §2 Church 8t, Willimantic, Ct. falegbome __ _ . ledy Assistan: at makes good the Goodrich can be made, tires. Ask your NORWICH held a meeting in Sodality hall Mon. day evening. FIRE LOSS $2,000 Barn of Frank Fitch at Versailles Burned—Owner Carried Some Insur- ance. About 9 o'clock Monday evening fire was discovered In a large barn on the farm owned by Frank Fitch _at Branch’s crossing, Versailles, The fire was discovered by Mrs. Fitch, who through heroic efforts succeeded in saving the stock, consisting of horses and cattle. She led the last animal from its stall through blinding smoke. Mr. Fitch had been in Norwich during the ‘evening on business and d4id not leave the city until 8.45. Upon arriv- ing at Occum he was notified of th fire but was unable to reach home un til the flames had practically destroy: ed the barn. In the basement Mr. Fitch had con- ducted a cider-making business: this with a large silo was also a total loss. At the time of the fire the barn con- tained about five or six tons of hay. Sufficient help was not at hand and the barn was burned to the ground. Mr. Fitch places his loss at about $2,- 000. The buildins was partly covered by insurance. The cause of the fire is not known. JEWETT CITY Annual Meeting Baptist Mission Circl —N; y 126 Enrolled in Red Cross Branch—Gift to ex-Supt. 8. F. Brown —Coit Library Mesting. The annuat meetine of the Baptist Woman's Mission circle was held in the vestry Tuesday afternoon. The officers elected were: Mrs. J. A. Spidell, president; Mrs. S. ¥. Brown, vice president; Mrs. A. M. Brown, sec- retary, and Mrs. E, C. Willcox, treas- urer. 'The subjéct of the meeting was Christ for Japan, and the proj was brepared. by Mrs. M. B, G, Wilson Articles were read by Ofrs. 8. T. Brown, Miss 1da Fostur, Mrs. Charles Fitch, Mrs. Young, Mrs. . _H. White- man, Mrs. G. H. Prior, Sirs. H. T, Will- cox, Mrs. Mariin Davis, Mrs. Egbert Tarbox, Mrs. J. B. Phillips, Miss Mabel McBroome, Mrs. E. C. Willcox, Mra. A. M. Clarke and Mrs. Charfes Gardner. NEARLY 125 ENROLLED. Red Cross Branch Starts OFf Well— Nominating Committes Appointed. A meeting of those who will become members of a Red Cross society was held in the town hali Monday even- ing. Mrs. A. M. Brown, t of Anne Brewster Fanning : R. presided. She exiain of the working of the soclet: that as yet permission not_been received to organize, su that it would not be possible to do so yet. She ap- pointed Miss Elizabeth secre- tary pro tem. and Miss Sarah K. Ad- ams treasurer pro tem. until such time as_the society is organized. The motion was made that the chairman appoint a nominating com- un'mn x&mn' in n:; to be brought before the soclety en orsanized. This committes is F. . Robinson, R. Gardner, Mrs. D. F. Finn, R. F. Cheney and &dmund_Jo- doin. To date 93 new names have been given as members. With 30 more names of those wio were previous members, it makes a fine beginning. Many articles and patterns for work were exhibit Coit Library Trustees Meet. The annual meeting of the trustees & Sachaug chureh Sionday afrermeon: chus The officers elected ter, They are equally obligated to fulfill the high standard of service Goodrich sets for its You take no chance with SIZE or ANYTHING ELSE in a Goodrich Tire. or Goodrich wants it back to square its shortcomings. Goodrich workmanship turns forth tires, little and big, with the same watchful pride and honor. All are the best fabric tires that Stock carried by ALLING RUBBER CO. NEW LONDON . G. man, 'W. B. Montgomery and Merton Bartlett. Theer are 24 trustees. The day on which the fb: will be open has been changei to Saturday afternoon aad evening, commencing April ist. The book committes is D. L. Phillips, Edw. A. Géer, George La- throp, Willlam Edmond and Miss Lucy Lathrop. Thers are 2,500 books in the library and 17 magazines are subscribed for. Chase—MoLaughlin. Miss Florence E. McLaughlin and Chauncey H. Chase of Jewett City wers married in Daniclson Saturday night by Rev. E. A. . Mies Mar- tha Davis and John Davis acted as bridesmaid and groomeman, respective- y. Gift to Former Superintende: Shepard F. Brown was visited by the employes of the A. B. Burieson & Co., Inc.,, mill Monday evening. They came to spend the evening und express their_good wishes for the new work Mr. Brown is to establish in Malden, Mass. He has been superintendent at the Burleson mill. In behalf of the company, Miss Etta York presented Mr. Brown a handsome gold Masonic charm. Refreshments were served and music and games made the even- Ing enjoyable. Social and Personal Items. Mrs. Vietor Campbell sntertained the Ladies’ Aid society of Pachaug church last week. Miss Alice Bronnas has returned trom Hope hospital in Providence. Ernest Potter was among the candi- dates confirmed at St. Andrew’s church in_Greenevilie Sunday. Miss Isabel Button of Providence is & guest at Mrs. E. E. Gilberts. rs. Bamond Jodoin and daughter !:{and Fair Treatment Knows N6 Size In G000 OODRICH'S FAIR TREATMENT backs up Goodrich Tires, small, with the same fairness to Either the tire, whatever its size, WESTERLY Catherine ha: returaed York after a thres moaths' st E. J. Davan accompanied them John Blake, Jr., feft the employ of Finn Bros. and entered the Niater mills. Borough Causus. Annu, Danielson, March 0.~ At the annual borqugh csucus Tues. day night E. L. Darble was chairmen and ‘esley Wilson was clerk Al1 nominations were made without eom test he list of nominees being as follows: Warden, F. T Cunneen clerk and tressurer, Wesiey Wikson burgesses, W. A. Burrows, Damas Boulais, Harry E. Back, D. E. Jette BE. T. Tillingbast, 1. Darble; aa sessors, W. K. Pike, Louls B, Young Thomas Bradford: bailiff, Michael J Grimehaw; tax collector, Hdward & Carpenter; library directors, Harry %, Back, Henry M. Danieison Alma Forvier a Candidats. Danjelson, March 30— Alma Torcler, a member of the ye- ublican town committes, announced Fucsday cvening that he will be & candidate for nomination as represent ative at the party caucus mext wewk Mr, Forcier 18 the keeper of the slere at Willlameville, Judge James > Tucker will not be a candldate for the nomination. Ne Liberty. Tt's getting so that policemen ean't do anything nowadays without eaus ing a kick. There is even objection 1o their playing poker in uniform. — Indianapolis New Greenwioh —Mrs. Willlam G. Rotke feller will give a musicale, dance, e ceptian and tea at the Fleld club on Thursday evening, April 12. One hun dred and fifty invitations have beem issued. Relieves Baby When Other Medicines Failed. There is nothing 8o _necessary to a child’s heaith comfort regu- larity of the bowels. All children are ially suaceptible to _stomach trouble and any overstrain of the sen- sitive organs has a_tendency to ob- struct elimination. This condition is responsible for much of the iliness of childhood. To relieve constipation a mild laxa- tive should be employed. Cathartics and purgatives are violent in their ac- tion and should be avoided. Mrs. Al- fred Du Bois, Mt. Holly, N. J., says Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is with- out doubt the most effective remedy for contipation she has ever used and that it is the only remedy she could find for her baby. Little Earl was badly constipated during his first. year Most Effective Remedy Mother Had Ever Used Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup.Pcp-inI and nothing she tried seemed to help him until _she got a bottle of Dr. Caldweil's Syrup . Now he is ly boy, and she - for it. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, free from opiates or nar- cotlc drugs; it aocts gently without griping or other discomfort, and ap- il Ji\%!fl"l!“f“%fl\\f ant taste. Drugsists everywhers seil it for fifty cents a bottle, and evary mother should have it in the house for use whenever occasion arises. To aveld imkations and ineffect substitutes always be sure to ask fo Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See tha & facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's signature and his portruit appear on the yellow carton in which the bottle is pactmd A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Call. well, 456 Wasbhington St, Menticslla, peals to children because of its pleas- | Illinots,