Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 23, 1917, Page 8

DANIELSON Temperarics Meeting — Thirty-five Cases in Town Court This Month— Funeral of Toussant Barbeau—Lib- erty Loan Committees Named—Miss Georgette Closes- sm:cuxful Theatri- cal Seasen.” s Timothy B. Hopkins will have [the members ot the Ladles Art ciub fat her home for a meeting this after- noen. , Rev. M. J. Génet, M. S, pastor of {5t James parish isaosentfrom Dan- {delson on = period of mucn needed Test. Judgs W. F. Woodward held a ses- weion of the court Tuesday morn- ing. Two men wers sent to jall Home Guard Drill. Ceptstn A. P. Wooaward, O. O. eonducted = drili of the Home Guard company Tuesday evening. A number of Danielsor men will mo- a4 today tic Shrine. “Jonn C. Manson of Attleboro was 2 visitor with friends in Danielson ca Tuesda: “Prohibition Meeting. A meeting interest of tem- perance was held at the Congregation- ai_ck Tuesday evenir Local lage Tuesday amed as Chairman to be Boomed. Successful Stage Season. Miss Georgette Jette, who has com- Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA ~ A. F. WOOD i “The Local Undertaker” DANIELSON, CONN. Parlors & Mechanic Strast SRRFNNAN: 0 mmva:mmmu 29.31 Shetucket St. for a meeting | o4 = | Nothing New In Regard to ; LADIES’ & MISSES’ SUIT & COAT CLEARANCE P CLOTHING “ON CREDIT PUTNAM butt Addresses School Pupils—Bur- ial of Murdered Stefano Checuo—A Smalf -GiFl Sent to County Home— Patriotic Night at Grange Planned— Sals of the Benjamin Chaffes Place —Governor lnvited to Flag Raising. The following teachers, recently re- ected, have signed contracts, now or fils at the office of the secretary of the town school committee, to teach another year in this town: Pauline H. Caffery, Bast Putnam _school, $500: Miss Bertha O. White, Sawyer district, grades 3, 4, 5, 6. §600; Caroline C. Iyman, supervisor . of ' music, $438; Carrie B. Gascoigne, grade 5. Israel Putnam school. $600: Abbie H. Keith, ®nglish, high school, $850. The resignation _of Angeline C. el | the Miss Tebbutt Addresses Pupils. Miss C. M. Tebbutt, health nurss |in charge of the health survey work | being done hers, addressed children of the public schools at the assembly hall at the high school Tuesday morx- ing. Miss Tebbutt's talk had to do with the care of bables and it was ried to with close attention by the g people. Aiss Tebbutt gave hints as to feed- ng, bathing, dressing and otherwise aring for bebv so as to insure the le + possibility of safeguarding his health and fitting him to ‘healthfully grow to aduit age. | MURDERED MAN BURIED Shooting of Stefano Ghecuo. of Stefano Chercuo. who night in the City hospi- cester from a bullet wound Gaetano Barbeto was the different from what Monday relative to g, which 1= m, citizen tween the ages of 21 and ing to be the simple pr appear at first glan - in: reaching. not speak Engiish no attention to what is in the country at this criti- | SENT TO COUNTY HOME | | Eight-ysar-old Julis Naspaus Was on | the Strests Too Much. | Julia Naspavs, 3, after a hearing be- fore Judge David Fiagg of the pro- . has been commiited to the home for children, in the strict 2s she'is familiarty o city has been an i “time in the stree songs for what D. E. Jette. Mies Jetts, who is to the theatrical world as o Marcel, received some very - notices from the papers of where she bas been play- a stock company since last Miss Georgetta uets of roses over the footlights ast evening, the gifts of admiring friends. Miss Marcel has a sweetly | svmpathetic onality and she has | made nds in Hav er engagement at the Her role in Qrama 1s presenied the first time on any remain at her homa e before goinz to fll | | | | - i 8! Teachers Sign Contracts—Miss Teb- Soap should be used very 1f you want to. keep your hafr 1 Most scaps and The best thing for steady use is just ordinary ‘mdul!lnod nom’umtdolll (which is pure and greaseless), and Is better than the most expensi: thing else you can use. ‘teaspoonful £ the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply motsten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an. creamy lather, which rinses. out easily, removing every e of dust,. dirt, Hamarof and excesstve ofl. - The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leavés the scalp. soft and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. Carriages, Democrats, Con- cords and Business Wagons. Will clean-up on a lot-of Stable.and Square Blankets. A good line of Aute Robes. Prices right iow en Team and Ex- press Harnesses and Rubber Boota-- THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0. F. C. GEER Piano Tuner, *Phone 511 3 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Conn. melodies would bring and was -be- coming overwise for one of her years. Julie's school record of late has not been best. But she even went fifty-Afty on that proposition, for her attendance vecord shows that she was in_school 36 days out of the last 3¢ which sessions were held, al-| aough she was aimest invariably late ays that she did appeer. father was shot to death in Ttalian laborers: under cummers ‘ago. other has married again. and thoush ces Julie dearly circumstances of the littls giri's home Hfe have ‘led to her commitment to ere it was said Tuesday, Dy PATRIOTIC MEETING Putnam Grange Arranges Public Ex- ercises for Monday Evening. i1l be_a patriotic meeting in onor of the Vsterans of the Civil War. Al patriotic organizations in the city have been inyited to be pres- An invitation has been extended B, . master of Putnam grange, ur Tourteliotee: America; Battle of Gettysburg, descriptive, Ruth Bartlett: vo- TKatherine Byrne: flag drill, vocal solo, Medley of War Dorcas Bartlett: address. What 2 Needs Most, Frank W. Bar- : song, Star Spangled Banner. Dur- the social hour refreshments will o served Sale of Chaffes Place. was made Tuesday e of ths Benjamin Chaffee “h to Attorney E. W. Hayward to Speak. afternoon at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce Mrs. B. W. hairman of the Na- league, is to address interest of resources. open one. Memerial Resolutions. Memorial resolutions on the death of Crester E. Guild were adopted by the Chamber of Commerce. the memorial e expratbnet appreciation of *he f3ithful. energetic and . effective services he rendered as a mémber of that organization and of the love and pect In which he was held and of the value always placed on his coun- sel and advice To Attend Whitsunday Service.: Membere of A TWarner post, G nd other patriotic societies’ of | - are to attend a Whitsunday *the conservation of The meeting is to be-an EL Satlazd, ude ’{all and Mary McGarry ter(zsnmmt 1r hi:h Tussday evening. A pla Done Carey it specisi reference ! Governor Invited. Saturday afterncon there is to be a fiag ralsing and patriotic gathering at the Baptist church, of which Rev. Al- bert Stone is pastor. An invitation to end has been sent to Go areu B “Hotcomp. N Mrs. Honore Willsie to Speak. Az a2 feature of the Save the Sev- enth Beby campaign Mrs. Honors Will- sie, o of short storles that have found pular place in the country's light reading, 1s 1o E1ve an nAdrens ey 2n open meeting to be held in the as- sembly hall of the high schoal this ev- ening. A very active campalgn to put Put- nam in the list of “dry” towns of the state is to be in this city and a first meeting is to be held here on Friday "evening. George A. Thayer, infant son of Mr. 2nd Mrs. Charles T. Thaver, of Grove street, was serfously il with pneu- monia Tuesaay. James 'A. Best of Naugatuck was a yisitor with friends in Putnam Tues- azy. FUNERALS Mies Yvonns Lajeuneses. Funeral services for Miss Ywon; Lajeunesse, 17, were held at St mn,;: church Tuesday morning. -Buria] wi In St. Mary's cemetery. Clarence K. Perry. At the Methodist chunch Tuesday afternoon Rev. George B. Stanley con- ducted 2. funeral service for C’hme‘ K. Perry. Burial was in Grove. street %/efim 'l'be Bumuo Center of Norwich MAY SALE OF LINGERIE AND SILK UNDERWEAR Begins Wednesday, May 23rd, 1917 Each piece of this beautiful Lingerie or Silken Underwear is a creation. The sheer daintiness of design, the filmy texture of the materials imparts a charm which anyone who appreciates the beautiful and the unusual in clothes wil find irresistible. As one enthusiastic young lady expressed it, “they are perfectly darling.” One couldn’t exactly say that they were delicious, but they make the same appeal to the senses that a fluffy, lively little kiften does with its gracefulness and life. At 29¢ Don’t wait to buy these Corset Covers and Drawers for 29c—the price is ‘so low they won't last long. The Corset Covers are fow- necked, high or cut in the V. style, and nicely trimmed with lace .or embroideries. The Drawers are finished with embroidered or plain tucked ruffles and come in either open or closed models. Both drawers and, covers are actually worth 39¢ each. At 59¢ This is-a genuine economy price, for there isn’t-a value here which we or you can dupli- cate after these are gone. CORSET COVERS—Various pleasing designs are shown in covers trimmed with pretty laces and embroideries. You will find bodice effects with shoulder straps, round necks and some covers which are trimmed both front and back. DRAWERS —Laces and embroidered ruffles are used for ornamentation on these drawers, which we-have in open or closed, and fitted or circular shapes. ENVELOPE CHEMISES—Very unusal for this price and trimmed both back and front with lace or embroideries. LONG OR SHORT SKIRTS—A good selec- tion of skirts, both long and short, is offered too, every one being a bargain extraordiary. NIGHT ROBES—They are refined in style and pleasing in every line. All low neck de- signs, prettily finished with laces and em- broidery. Luxurious Undergarmenits Feminine fancy will surely give approval to these bewitching bits of finest lingerie. bons and ruffles, have all been combined in many new way tinctive, so dainty, that one wants them all. simply so fascinating that their charms cannot be analyzed. are such garments as every woman loves, and the prices are really very low during this sale. NIGHT ROBES. . . ..... $1.25, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, $2.98 to $5.98 . $1.25, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, $2.98 to $11.98 $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 to $4.98 .$1.25, $1.50, $1.98 to $2.98, CORSET COVERS.................$1.25, $1.50, $1.98 to $2.98 ENVELOPE CHEMISES of Philippino Hand Work. . .$2.50 to $4.98 SKIRTS Exquisite laces, sheer muslins, filmy organdies, rib- Some of them are saucy little garments,-some of them simple and dignified, and some of them Silk Underwear ONE OF THE NECESSARY LUXURIES Once upon a time Silk Unde viewed as beyond the taste as we pocketbook of almost everyone. N quisite beauty cf this underwear has fou way into thousands of wardrobes, ;md prices are so much lower that it isn’t too zreat an indulgence to own some of it. NIGHT ROBES, KNICKERS, CAMISOLES, ENVELOPE CHEMISES These bewitching, intimate garments of pink Crepe de Chine are enriched with dainty laces, and rich medallions of hand embroidery add ancther touch of beauty to these exqui- sitely fashioned garments. Pink satin #ib- bons, too, have been used generously, the bows and trailing ends adding a touch of brightness to the soft folds of the Crepe de Chine. NIGHT ROBES . ENVELOPE CHEW“ES $5.98 to $8.98 . $3.98 to $8.98 $2.98 to $6.98 $1.25 to $4.50 the present high price to ask during this sa 15¢ LINEN LACES of , 5o dis- These tailing for 75c 25c¢ value . 35¢ value . 40c value during the sale. LLACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT Some Special Values for the White Goods Salc VAL LACES of French and German makes — bought purposes—10c a yard. EMBROIDERED EDGES from 3 and 10c 2 yard—>5c a yard. WIDE EMBROIDERED EDGES worth from 15¢ fo 18c 2 »a pretty patterns and fast edges—10c a yard, 27-INCH EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS which 2 yard—>50c a yard. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Walstlngs and Sklrtmgs at Whlte Sale Prices If you are a true daughter of Eve we know that you will want some of these beauties. At 79c¢c GOWNS, ENVELOPE CHEMISES AND LONG SKIRTS are iricluded in this lot of genuine dollar values.. The Gow all low neck styles and prettily orraru with lace and embroideries, as are the En ope Chemises. The Skirts are finished with hemstitched ruffles and “'lL embroidered flouncings. worth an even dollar. heen made und styles are highly y is wpmi‘ Envelo thh one Pl ce individualized, We inclu hemises, Underskirt mlnr‘ o set Covers, Drawers and C T'he Gowns of crepe or muslin are hoth high and low neck mod iastefully trimmed — the Cr M Envelope Chemises are the ver n style and finish—the Underski trimmed with laces and em - Long Skirts of satteen and mu broidered or lace trimmed flounc are pe fectly proportioned for modern e ments—the Corset Covers are trimn back and front, and we have them in the ular round neck and bodice style with sh straps—the Drawers in this lot [sabella pattern, circular and fit variously trimmed in many att the Camisoles are shown in e white and are made of silk C vith pretty laces. It is a very unusual assortment f low price, and we have exerted ourse secure the most varied and the pret we could find. lonz b . They are worth twice what we a le-——5c a yard. good quality which ‘can be used fo to 5 inches wide which sold f we have bee - .-Sale price 19¢ Sflcpnr.c 25¢ . Sale price 28¢ SPECIAL SHOW]NG OF \NHITE SKIRTINGS The prices we have placed upon the Skirtings are way below ent prices and cannot be duplicated. We advise 29¢ to 59¢ a Yard you to t