Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 12, 1917, Page 8

We have a large stock of these famous Englander products to- choose from, and we ad- vise an early selection before the stock is depleted. The Englander Couches, Ham- - mocks and Bed Springs are the highest grade articles of their kind on the market. _§ ENGLANDER BED COUCHES, $10.50 to $22.00 ENGLANDER PORCH HAMMOCKS, $5.98 to $18.00 ;: ENGLANDER WIT EDGE BED SPRINGS, $4.98 to $12.00 SCHWARTZ BROS. “The Big Store With the Little Prices” 9-11 Water Street Being Extensivel; Shown at Our Store This Week Telephone 965 NEW NIANTIC RIVER BRIDGE 1S ASSURED (Continued from Page One) ze the home guard and or and the hoards al- power to do all this bill ; ought not to at- he responsibility and proposed bill was super of }‘f‘\.din. said the peo- glztaiwgre x presented by general assembly and they Iooked the members to d their best in- terests. There is some doubts among members of the boards as to their au- thor hence the bili now under dis- Hartford spoke and said that Shat the could be patriotic and neces- Farmington said he guard of his town to enlist, and the po- said > same Whits nor to aet, to advise with the still it general assembly r. Hall of New Bri ficient number equipped to_the bill Mr. Dillon of Shelton told of the en- in that town when out came was in said that a of men have been and he was opposed from the emergency board t no more men were wan of Manchester favored »f the bill or any ot] ed to the military ser: r no teil of maintenance were of the care guard called out, but if not called out the cost wouid be very small. If the state carries on its pledges this legis- lature must give the plan endorse- ment. Mr. Peasley's motion for the previ- ous question prevailed. The bill was put upon passaze and carried in concurrence with the senate. Support of Towns. An act was passed under suspen- sion of the rules which authorizes towns to appropriate monmey for the maintenance of troops of the town, that are in the state or federal ser- vice. License of Fishermen. The aet concerning the licensing of shermen in inland waters, referred essrs. Keeney and Holt as a com- miftee of conference on the part of the made report in favor of Ze of the bill, amended. One amendment provided that _the bill would not prevent persons fishing on their ow streams, or to persons giv- ing such author The object of the | bill the conservation of fish, and e Dbill foliowed the line of hunters’ license, and would be no expense to the state, as the license fees would |pay the ‘ex In conclusion he said the bi » favor of the fish- ermen but the fishermen seemed to be the opponents of the bill. (Mr. Spencer in the chair.) Mr. Holt of New London, a member of the committee on conference, said. that at the -time of his appointment he was opposed to the bill, as he did not consider it worth while to pay license to fish in Connecticut waters. He said the act provides for a tax of 50 cents that is to go for the propogation of edible fish, and the bill as amended iooks good to its passage. p Mr. Minor of Plyfouth said that en the bill was before the house v two members voted for it. In the senate the bill passed and it was re- ferred to a conference committee. He took no stock in the law as it was not beneficial to the pe of the state. The state would then own the fish, and favored him, cense the men to catch them, and the stream owners would not be given consideration on that point. . Peasley favored acceptance of the report of the committee' of con- ference and the passage of the bill Mr. Fitzhenry of Waterbury said the fish of the state were being depleted and the time was ripe for the conser- vation of fish, and that the sportsmen of the state favored the bill Mr. Smith of Plainville said that Friday seemed an opportune time to talle fish, but it was noon and he pre- ferred to eat fish than to talk ahout dsh. He hoped the fish license bill would not prevail. There were talks, long and short, by rs. Rose and Tavior, the, latter very long. The previous question was ordered by motion of Mr. Rogers of Mancheste: The amendments recommended by the committee were rejected by a vote of 109 to 68. A motion to indefinitely postpone Mr. Taylor was objected to ew London, who de- : senate amendment and the bill was rejected. At 1.30 a recess was taken until 2 o'clock. Lobster Legislation. Section one of chapter 106 of the public acts of 1907 was anWided to read as follows: No person shall en- gage in lobster fishing in this state unless he shall have first obtained a permit therefor, the fee for which sha be $2, from the commisioners of fish- eries and game, which permit shall be non-transferable, shall be issued in such form, under such regulations consistent with provisions of this act as said commissioners shall from time to time establish, and to such person as said commissioners shall determine, and shall be valid until revoked by aid commissioners or surrendered inafter provided. Said. comm sioners shall use all moneys so re- ceived the protection, preservation and propagation of lobsters in this state, and waid commissioners are au- thorized to receive and use said mon- buy eisewhere. Short Rib Rout, ib. .20c Boneless Chuck Roast Shoulde'r Pot Roast Chuck Roast, Ib. ... .16¢c Plate Corned Beef Ib. 14c Boneless Rump Corned Beef, Ib. ... .20c Fresh Cut Hamburg Sirloin, Porterhouse, Round Steak, Ib. . ...24c Fresh Cut Beef Liver UM o Pork Loins, Ib. .....25c Lean Fresh Shoulders fine for roasting, Ib. 23c Free Dbelivery ST e Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. i Compare These Prices With What You Are Paying the Other Fellow Then come to the A&P Store and get more for a dollar than a dollar will This assertion is backed by giving you your money’s worth or your money back. Armour’s Sugar Cured Smoked Shoulders Fresh From the Smoke House Specially for This Sale, Ib. . ANOTHER BIG BEEF SAI—E You cannot afford to miss this big sale, the cattle are coming better every day. shipments are all heavy prime beef right from the corn belt and purchased from Armour & Co. Preston City Stock, the Finest Fat Calves That Have Come to Market This Year Rump Veal for oven roast, Ib_____________23¢ Shoulder Veal for roasting, Ib_______~_____ Breast of Veal for stuffing, Ib_____________18¢ Short Cut Legs for roasting, Ib Veal Cutlets to broil, Ib_________________28¢ Rib and Loin Chops for broiling, th________ Ask For Them ST 17¢ £ OUR’S HAMS to 12 Ib. ave., 1b. .26¢ Committee of Conferencs. There was disagreeing action en an act_amending the charter of the city of Waterbury. The house _insisted and called for a_committes ‘of confer- ence. Messrs. Healey of Waterbury knd Case of Granky wees pamsdus tig house members. Another Sunday Bill. An act concerning the sale ot arti- cles on Sunday, and which the and advocated by Mr. Cheshire. Mr. ven, opposed. 'Mr. Backus calied for a reading of the bill, as evidently Mr, Eaton did not understand fits sions, Mr. Burke of East Hartford and Mr. Jones of New Hayen favored. The bill was passed. Bonds by the State. Favorable report came from the houSe comimittee on constitutienal amendment, relative to the issuance of bonds by the state. On motion of Mr. Curry, of Lebanon, the matter was ransmitted to the senate. under su- pervision of the rules. Soldiers and Sailors. A bill was passed in regard te the support of disabled soldiers and sail- ors and marines of the Civil war and their wives and widows. Senate Favors Niantic Bridge. The senate concurred with the house in the passage of the bill concerning the Niantic bridge, Friday afternoon. The measure was passed in the heuse in the morning. There was no opposi- tion in the house and only three votes were in opposite in the senate. Bills For Senate. These bill were taken from the cal- endar, as they went to be acted upon in connection with the senate: The bill concerning-the appointment of a commissioner of fishermen and game was rejected. The act was passed concerning the acceptance of bene- fits of an act passed by the senate and | iouse of representatives of the Unit- ‘ed States to provide for the promotion of vocational schools. nother act passed concerning S e of buildings by the state. Thess went im- mediately fo the senate. New Lendon Paving. An act was passed amending the charter of the city of New London which gives the councll authority to build substantial, paved strests one- half the cost to be paid by abutting property owners. The act has the referendum clause. Closing of Saloens. The act giving the governor author- ity to close liquor saloons and certi- fied clubs during the war was dis- cussed at considerable length. Mr. Henderson of Norwich said that the governor had ample amthority under the present law and moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed. The motion was lost. Mr. Peasiey moved that the matter be tabied for consid- eration next Thursday. The mation prevailed. State Money for Preston. An act was passed whoch provides that the state tax on land taken to the town where the land is located. This act applies to the town of Pres- ton. Club Licenses. The amended act concerning club liguor licenses passed. This act was approved by the liquor and prohibi- tion interests. It was urged that the old law was not strong enough. No legitimate club will be affected by the law but it will drive key clubs out of business. Home Guard Included. An act was passed placing the Home Guard on the same plane as the Connecticut National Guard in the matter of separation allowances or state aid. Consclidation of Institutions. The act for the actual consolidation of the Connecticut colony of ecpilep- tics and the Lakevilie school for im- beciles under one management and the, Mansfield hospital was freely dis- cussed. The matter was tabled for consideration next Thursday. Adjournment. At 7.20 the house adjourhed to next Thursday when the general assembly will make final adjournment. ST. VINCENT’S HOSPITAL Money Appropriated Secured by Lien to the State. The sum of $25,000 was appropriated for St. Vincent's hospital at Bridge- port for the construetion of an isola- tion hospital for co: Such isolation hospital shall contain a ward for persons suffering from tu- berculosis. [{ated in favor ef the A lien for the sum of $60,000 is cre- state on the land, buildings and equipment of said hos- pital, to secure $35,000 heretofore ap- propriated a.mi 000 seCerintod under the section one, which len shnfl 'be -uhM only to wuch valld mortgages and lems on such land, buildings and equipment as may appear upon the land records of he town at the passage of this act. may be foreclosed on state if such land, bulldings or equip- ment are used for any other purpose. N. F. A. NOTES. Andrew Sullivan Candidate for Base- ball Manager — Tennis Association Acknowledges Gift from Glee Club. Andrew Suilivan is a can baseball manager. There is n competition for the position this year. Friday afternoon the Tennis asso- ciation held Bruce F. R from the Glee clubs were acknowledged. It was voted to put the court in condis tion for ying. President Rogers appointed jamin Palmer, ‘18, chair- man of a committee to secure a larger membership. Palmer will select four others to serve with him. The tennis team will play the New Britain High team at the roque club this afternoon. The baseball team will go to Sten- ington this afternoon to play smnn‘. ton High. This is the second league game of the season. Phe Senior B division organized baseball team Friday o piay the sec- ond team. They are confident- of re- peating last fall's performance, when their football team Kbut th’l! second team. Hmlfl mu.. | manager; nc‘h-nond m*nh-@l agsistant t, managér; Benjam™ Bendet! Practice 'will start next week. coach. $1.00 Pretty Tub Dresses Dresses made of fresh percales and ginghams in the most attrac patterns and colorings make up this first lot. The coilars and cuffs are in solid colors to match the pat- tern, and every dress is well-made in every respect. One dollar is a very low price for any one of them. $1.99 Tub-proof Gingham Dresses Dainty Dresses made of gingham which is absolutely tub-proof as well as clever in designs and col- orings. Stripes, checks and plaids make up the list of designs, and there is not a bad coloring in the Some of the dresses are made surplice fashion, and the balance in more conventional designs with white pique collars. ch and House Dress Sale BEGINS TODAY Au Extraordinary Chance To Secure Your Summer Supply of Pretty Wash Dresses At Prices Which Are Rediculously Low. There Are Several Hundred of Them and They Go On Sale Without Reservation This Morning. : THREE SPECIAL PRICES 31.75 Dresses. Effectively Simple The most effective simplicity is shown in these dainty Chambray Dres which are marked at this low price. Blue, rose and lavender chambray has been used, and = good varisty of designs is offarec The collars are a distinctive featurs of the dresses—white pique .mhreidory—-nd solid colors peing BUY YOUR SUMMER DRESSES NOW AND SAVE MONEY SPRING SALE OF TOILET GOODS NOW IN FULL SWING Talcum Powders 15c Habcock’s Talcum Powder in Corylopsis, Cut Rose and Violet Elise..... .. Sale price 12¢ Air-Float Taloum in Violet, Rose and Carnation.... Sale price 9c 15c Williams’ Talcum Powder in Violet, Rose, Carnation and 0TS A S Sale price 12¢ “Mennen’'s Borated or Violet price 12¢ IBC Amolin Deoderant Powder Sale price 12c 25¢c Amolin Deodorant Powder Sale price 22¢ leim in Rose and . e price 13c, 2 for 25¢ 80c Roger & Gallet Rice Powder Sale price 26c 25¢ Djer-Kiss Talc..Sale price 21c 25¢ Woodwonh s Trailing Arbu- tul Sale price 21c 26c Wflsley 's Trailing_Arbutus Sale price 21c 15c Bradley’s Woodland Violet 8ale price 12c Face Powders Woodbury's Face Powder in four different larly 22c price 20c TaBlache Face Powder in four shades, regularly 38c a box Sale price 35c Swansdown Faee Powder in flesh or white...... Sale price 16c 22¢ Satin Skin Face Powder in flesh or white......Sale price 19¢c 45c_ Java Rice Powder, four shades........ .... Sale price 39¢c Dier- ce Powder, f m .Klll!‘n ... Sale prlen 45!: rma Vi Face Pfl'der Sow. o Cas Sale price 29¢ 50c Derma Viva, liquid beau- tifieT..............Sale price 29¢ Hair Tonics, Shampoos, Etc. Danderine— 220 sizs.. .Sale price 19¢ o wize ©’Sale price 38 90c size... .Sale price 78¢ 22¢ l(sbvix Shlsnil‘lw‘)..SI price 19¢ 454 thro: ampoo e, PSule price 40c 45c Palmolive Shampgo Sale price 40c 45c Ha: Hair Health sy Sale price 40c 45¢ th’'s Sage and Sulphur i giers Sale price 40c Toilet Soaps 10c Otivilo... 10c Palmolive. Flotilla Soap Sale p Sale price 8¢ ..Sale price 8¢ e 2 cakes for 5c Mecca Soap Sale price 2 cakes for 5c Cutieura. Soap.......Sale price 18c 20c Woodbury’s Faclal Soap Sale price 17¢ Remmer’s Glycerine Soap in Rose or Violet, 4 cakes to a bar..... Sale price a bar 7c Remmer's Violet and Bouquet Soap, regularly 10c.Sale price 8o 10c Munyon’s Witch Hazel Soap Sale price 8¢ Turkish Bath Soap...Sale price Sc Colgate’s Monad Violet Sale price 3 for 25c Colgate’'s White Cleamatis Sale price 3 for 30c Colgate’s Oatmeal, Palm, Rose, Violet, allround Toilet Soa; Sale price 8 for 35c Colgate’s Transparent Glycerine Soap, rose or violet Sale price 3 for 420 Pear's Soap— Unscented. Scented ....ve 120 18c Sals price . Sale price Antiseptics, Etc. 50c Layoris..........Sale Glyco Thymoline— 21c size. 45c size. 90c size. Peroxide of Hydrogen— Toc size.... Sale 16c size. 26c size. Dioxogen— 19c siz 390 size. 89c size. Listerine— 23c size. 45¢ size.... 85c size.. Pond’s Extract— 25¢ size. . B0c_size. . $1.00 size. price 45c o Brice 75c Brushes of All Kinds 25c Hand Scrubs....Sale price 19c 50c Hand. Scrubs....Sale price 39c 25c_ Florence Hair Brushes with black, rose or white backs Sale price 20c 50c Keepclean Hair Brushes Sale price 3% Hair Brushes with ebony or rose backs, a veéry special valu Worth 75C......... Sale price 48c Hughes' Perfect Ideal Hair Brushes, genuine bristles set in rubber cushion, ac 1 value 83100 - 4> 0 m a5 ...Sale price $1.50 Dentifrices Kolynos Tooth Paste,Sale price 17¢ Verna’s Dental Cream Sale price 23 Buthymgl Tooth Paste Sale prics 22¢ 50c Forham's Pyorrhea Prepa- ration. veee..Sale price 420 26c S. S. White's Dental Pow- der ‘(paste or cream) Sale price 21c 26c Burrell's Tooth Powder or Sale price 22¢ 26c Calox Tooth Powder Sale price 20c 25c Sozodont in either pasts or liquid. . von B0 price 200 22¢c Rubifoam Mouth Wash Sale price 18c Colgate’s Dental Powder 18¢ and 240 Colgate’s Déntal Cream 10c and 200 44c Pebeco Tooth Paste Sale price 3% 20c Dr. Lyon's Tooth Paste Sale price 170 Cold Creams Sanitol Cold Cream..Sale price 17c Pompelan Massage Cream— 39c size. .. 8ale price 35¢ 62c sze.... Sale price 54c D Sale price 67¢ Pond's Vanishing and Cold Cream. .. coavsness Sale price 20c Daggett & Ramadell’s Cold Cream— 25¢ size. .Sale price 19c 35c size. .Sale price 29 50c size. «+Sale price 33 DeMeridor's Cold Cream— 28¢ size............8ale price 19¢ 45¢ size Sale price 3%c Freckle Cream Sale price 33c 50c Stillman’ 50c Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream...... <..Sale price 33c 50c Cuticura Ointment Sale price 43c 50c Pilrholive Cold or Vanishing prics 40c