Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 13, 1917, Page 8

NORWICH TOWN Local People to Attend Voc.finn-l‘ School Ex| George Rooney—Ever Ready Circle Brings Birthday Cake to Meeting .,t Mrs. P. B. Whaley's. A party from uptown wiil be in New London this (Wednesday) evening to visit the exhibition at the Vocational school. The year’s work closes Friday. | Harold Sterry completes two. years at the school. James McNally and Jullan Rangus are finishing their first year. OBITUARY. ’ Mrs. George Rooney. The sudden death of Mrs. Mary Mur- phy Rooney, wife of George Rooney, which occurred soon after 11 o'clotk Monday evening at her home on West | Town street from an attack of heart, trouble, was a shock to many friends. Mrs. Rooney was born in Ireland, the daughter of Jeremiah and Annie Casey Murphy, and came with her “parents | when very young to this country and | to Norwich. They lived on the West| Side, where she received her educa- tion in High street school. In 1882 the family moved to Norwich Town. June 28, 1893, her marriage with George Rooney took place at St. Patrick’s church, the ceremony being performed by Rev. John Neale. A°"son, William J. Rooney, died June 7, 1912. ‘Mrs. Rooney was one who will be Trolleys Lead MRNING, JWUNE | 3th /4o stays at home, as well. This is not intended to he a . bt a gzthering together of some of the articles of most partic- Tomamer goods---every department has a display of the things will cxmmend itself to the careful buyer---the-prices are iuded inthese lists. Every article will give the full - the vacatier { articles wh Here is a page of complete !lstmg of ular interest in the fur;‘g’ that the Summer trave! the very lowest whi measure of wear or wort i the Summer | greatly missed in the community. Wherever there was need of a kind heart and a helping hand she was the ! neighbor to be depended upon. In spite : of troubles and sorrows bravely borne, i there was a persistent cheer about her . that never failed. To her husband and iloved brother remain precious mem- ories of a thoughtful, joyous spirit ever radiating comfort and happiness $n her home life. She was a faithful communicant of Sacred Heart church. Besides her husband, there remain of the family a sister, Mrs. FEllen HE VAGCATIONIST TOILET GOODS FOR THE VACATION ' Sherman, of the West Side, and two % brothers, James W. Murphy of Nor- BLEACHED SHEETS wi WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND HAND SCRUSS AT SPECIAL Town . D v of - e 2t 5‘.2“. CiiBce e mies meniowe = FULL SIZED SHEETS—! i el MOST COMPLETE LINE OF PRICES nieces. PILLOW CASES—42 by ; 2 TOILET PREPARATIONS-IN THE | 1240 valuss SPECIAL 9 ——— & CITY. ALL OF THE MOST DE- o s Brought Birthday Cake. PILLOW CASES 6 3 - SIRABLE BRANDS WILL BE .§3= ::;:: 3 sZ:g::‘C 19: TS L ety o ctis i BESElNIMLEC R JUND HERE AT ALL TIMES. A AoiLle. AesonBeNT Mre P.'B. Wnaley of Mediterranean Single bed size ... s LOW" ARE A SEW WHOSE C;TT A‘ 3 i lane. It being nearly the time of Mrs. he " g 209 3 $ of S S T B Three-quarter bed e Ly 5 g1 N.[.lc:s WiLL INT:RES‘E vouj. 350 calud S was carried 2nd the evening spent in Full bed size ceiees Jesedoa AR S LT s ClgTOL T‘IPF?;HTZAI :ET 7¢ | 25 value.. ..8PECIAL 22 4 g WCODWOR! homor of the anniversary. Extra size WATER thede aiffe WHISK BROOMS3 School Term Ends. CRGCHET BED SPREAD $1.50—§1.75—90 odors 42 vaiue : SEECIAL 128 Miss Idlllan Browning of Plain Hill o ANKETS i . o s JERGEN'S TALCUM POW- vaiue ..SPECIAL frdshed Ber vear of teaching Friday COTFONEC AT 5 DER—Crushed Violet and : SPECIAL 29c in the Hanover graded school and i= Rose. Present retail price i visiting her brother and sister-in-law, 5 et i 1240 | BMELLING BALTS—iest Mr. and Mrs. John L. Browning, of |} Use 5 EABCOCK'S CORYLOBSIS BERES i+ 5o oo 230 East Town street. E ; i TALGUM: - |7y =yt =? 15c | THERMOS CARAFES worth Closing Meeting. Get acquainted with ¢ utif g this AIR FLOAT ' TALCUM—3 .-$7.00. Quart slize—gun metal __ 5 are confident that you will continue us t can't be beaten at th 4 odors ... 3 % or nickel , . 3378 oty ot Sesman ot e ] Lo & | sooousies D issionary ces. : oG 2 4 P society will be held this (Wednesday) |§ 72-INCH MERCERIZED o K So70 > | " BRUSHES ....... $1.50 TOLET PRPLR afterncon in the First Congregational | e = Y TOOTH BRUSHES AT SPECIAL 5 e p=- 7o 18-INCH MERCER APE #: 48 el 70 rollz .4 for 250 —_— TURKISH TOWELS AT THE = SPECIAL 1240 | 19 rolls. 3 for 230 Crops Coming Along Well. E “1sc 2 ; CPECIAL £8¢ | 12V%c package ...3 for 340 H. N. Ford of West Town street has | JUCK TO B SPECIAL 36c | 10c packages. ..3 for Z5¢ a fine lot of potatoes budded, and on |§ 221:85\' sy e B 0 < e s Huntington lane are peas two or three feet high and full of blossoms. 1 PART LIN ALL-LINEN DISH T Mrs. Harry Beebe of East Haddam | is visiting Mrs. Carlos B. Eccleston of} | MISCELLANEGUS VACATION GOODS LOT OF COPY- CRETONNE COVERED TOURIST- NOVELS — The CASES WITH RUBEER LINING 25¢c value.......e.... SPECIAL 22¢ .SPECIAL 4 SPECIAL 59¢ SPECIAL 8% WASH the New London turnpike. CIAL [} Mr. and Mrs. Dupuis of Fort P have rented Mrs. Wiliam P. Lyma house on Washington street and w: move there the last of the week. | Arthur Mullln, Bdward Murra. Robert O"Hearn, students at college, Hartford, are at th uptown for the summer vacat are slightlv soiled. cinal price €0c.SPECIAL 35¢c | | | : | WHITE PAPER NAPKINS— l | R c (] 50c value €5¢c value 98c value RUBBER CLOTH 21c A THOUSAND E__AND COLORED ETERIES—Ecxes con- 22 sheets of paper 2nd Value 50c— SPECIAL i 25¢ LAYING CARDS..SPECIAL 10c L5c WORK BASKETS— SPECIAL 59 9c BASKETS OF FINE MATTING .SPECIAL 2z¢ ./SPECIAL 25¢ ..SPECIAL 33¢c Mrs. Charles Suska and litt’ arles and Mrs. Ethel Bernhard of |\ New York city are visi aunts, Mrs. Minnie Edmiston Annie Tague, of McClellan a William Burdick, with men team, has been ar work the pa daye putting West Torn ington and Vergason aver: order by removing stones roads. 39¢ qunhty “Everwear” LLuggage The name tells the story, for it does wear well—and it icoks as well as it wears. It will even withstand the as- saults of the husky baggage man, who cheerfully throws it arcund from train to platform and back a2gain. There is no greater test than this. Maybe you will take a vaca- ticn, or possibly you will sojourn in Plattsburg for a time y i this Summer. Anywhere, in fact, unless you stay at Tt was officially announced T 18 i ;EEme’ yoi} w‘“t. want the proper luggage — and this R “Everwear” is i th:‘v' '?e boys _;'0\;\;({1 wear dar] 11 KINDS WE HAVE IT—AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT CIAL 156 A YA “Everwear” Fibre Trunks | “Everwear” Canvas Trunks- uation exercises. As usual wear whi lannels at the class s per. The Dramatic club will hold a ing in Slater hall Thureday at 4 o arpose of electing officer: = They are all made of a three-ply | These, too, are the best of their fibre, strong yet light, and are | kind. An exact balance has been hand-riveted. Heavy brass rein- | struck between weight and strength, forces all danger points, and a and in them we have the minimum lock which is a lock is a feature | weight with the maximum strength. of cach piece. Everwear Fibre | Made with heavy protective slats Trunks will give you the utmost | upon top, bottom and sides, and valus. We carry them in steamer, | heavily protected with brass upon dress and wardrobe styles. corners and edges. Friced from $9.50 to $25.00 | Priced from $5.50 to $12.00 HAND LUGGAGE AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES CGenuine Leather Handbags. .......... $5.00 to $12.00 Fibre, Leather and Matting Suit Cases. .. $1.25 to $14.00 Fibre and Matting Beach Cases. ................. 29¢ Mateng:Hemd ' Bags: |15, .0 oG o0 nlnilV e FREE TO YOU Today we will present to every woman asking for it at the Pattern Counter a copy of the PiCTORIAL REVIEW FASHION BOOK , FREE OF CHARGE This book sslls for 25 cents and contains over 1,000 up-to-date styles ! of garments of every description for men, women, misses and children. it is full of valuble information for every woman. Don't fail to get Sunday a deer house on the Scot still severa minv then jumped a meadow and dis wocds. e M. F. A. NOTES. Upper Class me Chosen for Gi Track Meet—Tennis Courts E. Put in Shape. seniors, iors. The E Au';and Ha each 320 ;ina_the Most which come n The two uppe girls "track r ternoon have -mnasium per. The Misses luther, Hahn, Wulf, A , er, Church, Avery The upper middle team Misses Spivery, Bresnahan Norton, Wulf and 2 outs for the two lo“ r cla be held Wednesa: class teams for the are putting for the summer. Thursday afternoon the s ence class under the directio fessor Latham will g0 to lLaner to study contour maps of the regio The party will leave the square on the 1.45 trolley. Class Treasurer Raymond Burke ha posted a notice asking clase dues before the 15 The election of the ca vear's baseball team will 12.30 Thursday in Coach McKax The candidates are Counihan and Parker. Those eligible to tofe arc Stanley, Counihan, Bennett, Ve t LeClaire, Parker, Shea, Meek, Hull, Jones. Case Withdrawn. The case of John H. Shea, admr, against Dutee W. Flint was withdrawn ‘rom the superior court Tuesday af- ternoon. * Danbury.—Judge Curtls in the civil \ superior court at Bridgeport granted a | divorce to Elizabeth Lynes Stevens, a society woman of Danbury, from | Charles Warren Stevens, an insurance | broker, the ground being intolerable | cruelty. The testimony was ziven be- | fore a committee appointed by the court. Mrs. Stevens was granted ali- mony of 325 a week. . Buy a Liberty Bond before it is toc iate—at flu THAMES NATIONAL BANK l T