Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 23, 1917, Page 6

Patriotic Duty CAN THE VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 2167 GIRL’S “COVER ALL” APRON. q Just the Thing for Man: battlefi is being won or lost in the kitchens ‘Work. \ y a b eld is Ti lost in the kit 4 This style 1 fine for gingham, for American m war tarted the S ehambray. cordiroy, sateen. of = homes. e bt . Bobiin "and brilliantine. It has a wide crop—the kitchen 203 ample pocket section which i but may patriotic movement toward a bumper | m“.t - gEt into 'tep md 3 lhe hblu and The pattern is cut in five sizes: 4, 6. fruits for Winter use. No one can foresee the full result 5. 10 and 12 years Size 10 requites of this great move, but no one doubts that it is doing far f Q'Zg‘;z':}:r};:ég 313;}"{"&5??:’553—2.0@;;5& more for the American people than the mere raising and in silver or stamps. 2 saving of the fruits of the earth. It is bringing the whole people nearer the ideal of a true democracy. GET INTO STEP WITH PROGRESS CAN THE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BOSTON STORE ESSENTIALS FOR CANNING ARE LOW IN PRICE E-Z Seal Fruit Jars Jar Rubbers, doz. 5c-8¢c-10c Quart size....... 7c each | Duplex Forks........ 2lc Pint size. . ....... 6c each | Hooks for lifting jars.. 5c Half-pint size..... 5¢c each Wooden SPOO""".' - 2 5 Aluminum Measuring Jelly Strainers....... 25¢c Spoons, 5 spoons in Fruit Jar Racks, single. 10c eachset. .. ..:c 0.2 25 Fruit Jar Funnels. . 8¢c-15¢ Wire Kettle Racks 10c-15¢ | mm B &8 most_practical and desirable, be_omitted. 1984 House or Garden | and A COMFORTABLE EASY- TO-MAKE HOUSE DRESS, With Sleeve Lensths. House Dress, in ker of Two Ladies’ tomol aking ine Social and Personal. Prof. Wil Park MYS7Tic Fire Damages Baker Garage $1,000— No Insurance—Herbert Gurnee Scholarship—Vacation Outings. ; ey onfined with a seersucker, paca, an flannelette Dorothy tration mailed of 10 cent v rains roads Methodi < MY Kretz g he grounds S aE b He is occupying a room in Ferry house, Janes avenue. oséphine A. Sexton of East tenicy East the BALTIC. —fiigfi Heels PuTW : Corns on Toes Who cares? Corns or calluses lift off without any pain. | Storm Causes Loss and Inconven- ience—Canning Demonstration To- day—Hauschild-Hoffman Wedding. friends were ner, now siding at seriously expected to be he: | Tuesday evening the trolley service track at different points, and the ser- Because style decrees Porssrals: vice w brought to a standstill. P~ that women cro i s The northbound car due in town at Rev. W. C. Darby of Moosup arrived | 7.93 & i i W, 2 : v rby of Moosup arrived | 7 burned out at Lillibridge roa buckle up their tender | Tuesday cvening for the balance of the | i the padsenmare wer Py !2 & P cled f Do x toes in high heeled foo Gt ; |remain in the car until the service wear, they suffer o el mga;ma:\d q:“ffl. oflcould be straightened out. Rather =5 ety v came Tuesdav and are|than wait & e ey son- corns. then they cut and|siopping at the Manchester coitage on i b e oL Lo o | vey them to their destinations a num- urch circle until Monday m at these painful pests ber of passengers started to walk to which merely makes the| Mrs. W. J. Stevens of YVernon is|this village, but ‘the heavy rain quick- corn grow hard Th 1g with her daughter Marjorie at |1y drenched them and they returned i 7 he Uncasville house for the week. to the car, S suicidal habit may ca Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood of Wil- | A car was run to point and lockjaw, and women are |limantic are at Ingle Nook at the head | pushed the stalled car to the Switen warned to stop it ij;!mrwsm avenue, _T!\xiex' haye for|in front of the Academy. This car A few drops of freezone | Rattiire, . o Cv Mre: Charlenarrived at 9.30. There was mo car to Salblied directly _apon ‘s | iev: Mrthur . VWithee went to/New | Biar cas 1ot o vt e e sore corn or tender callus gives quick relief and soon London Tuesday to perform a marriage | trolley came through from W the entire corn or_callus. | Serionione rh; hh_r!de !;‘emz a former |tic. The stalled car was towed to the root and all lifts off with. | PaTishioner of his at Old Mystic. | Norwich car barn for repa out pain. Ask the drug Notes. The crippled service prevented a store man for a tiny bottle | The fact that the Epworth league |Umber from making train connec- of freezons, which costs |institute. which was held last year in | 00S Willimantic. but a few cents, but is|connection with the camp meeting, w: People aw g the arrival of a sufficient to remove every |omitted this season, accounts largely | SOUthbound car sought shelter under hard or soft corn or callus |for the fact that comparatively few |.1€ 2Wnings at the Roderick block. o orite fosr voung people are spending the weoy |The avenue leading into Main streef from High street was badly washed out as were other roads in the west- ern section of the town. Canning Demonstration. dpon the grounds. number of young men and boys and girls, are seen upon the r reation grounds from day to day, pl evertheless quite women, = Freezone dries in a moment and simply shriv- els up the corn or callus without even irritating the ! et be B ing tennis or croguet, or pitching| Miss I C. Campbell, state demon- = " = uoits. M. er. superintendent | stra will be at the town hall th hapomen Keep a bottle of freezone | of the groinds, who lives Just outside | (Thuseday) atternoon at 530 1o e o ®t 2 of the camp meeting enclosure, keeps | «nstrate the canning of fruit and corn ache twice. the grounds in excellent order. In ) vegetables. The vegetables are given Snineton | Hampton has opened the Hamp- | cottage on Chu ircle. She and Buckley from the same town plan to remain until the close of | ther Abbey. Miss Mary es and daughter Ada are at h_Manchester house for the Rev. W. H. Bath, pastor of *h, is quartered a Sarah Moore, W . and Mrs. E. P. Phreaner are at H S Srvont: Loa in this section was affected to some S ——1 prings house. There | €Xtent by the severe storm. The rain ' number or testimonies | Washed sand and gravel on to the pickles and ccffee. VALUABLE FREE GIFT COUPONS like the one shown here can be Foods. They are good for all sorts of beautiful premiums. Start Collecting right away. If coupoa is not on the label it is inside the package. Jnsist on Sexv-Us Brands. 1f your grocer hasn’t them he can get | there for you from < IMPORTANT oF savE U, A S courons in THis PACKAST 'GOOD FOR VALUABLE GIFTS Larats gy A FLOUR Housewives: Show this Ad to your hushaads. Qirls: Show if to the hushand-to-be. They like good things to eat—and they will and then sifted thru puzre si all done in a s: tike your baking better if you use SERE/-US mill. 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Serv-Us Brands save vo % and more of your grocery bill and give you a chance to d more o house furnishings. = Serv-Us Brands cover practically everything in pure foods fr flour and t you a more deli m from every package of Serv-Us Brand Wholesale Distributers Norwich, Conn. The L. A. Gallup Co. Troop No. 1, eir garden. | A model ldryer wh been given pany, and can b of Rood’s store. Jaltic people officers of | demons answer i ning. t to liam pply in e home After a short Mrs. Hauschild bride’s parents. numerous ts will gational Church— William S. Curtis Oliver Woodhouse held a regular hall Tuesday of the sev was smal Mrs. M e storm lette. Rev. Mass., gregational church, the morninz serv at 10.45 [ On Annual Mr. and Mrs. Will have gone to their annual outing. them for over 30 to go this year on ac: Dble condition of Mrs. S CH loney day William O’Brien few days' vacation Frank H. Browning in town Tuesday. George B. The country Food Administrator for awhile on bread Charleston News and Boy WEDDING. Hauschild—Hoffman. i | brother of the bride best m | | Rose Hoffman, sister the | | was maid.of honor. he bride | gowned in white silk poplin z Lm?‘)d‘_“nra dark b { g::}:fmmmmm 1 oliowing 0 dinner was served neither Opium, Morphine I relatives o1 NARGOTI® I The as been | this the nas ! The zr native of At { Hungary and has lived here | vears. He is employed in the weav |ing department of the P wedding The COLCHESTER Former Pastor to Preach meeting evening. ~ ( ard son of New York are guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Weeden a former pastor ice Sunday, Glouces Mrs. A. A. Baker, who have been ears, Zellogg and Prof. F were visitors in Norwict of Naugatue the zuest of relatives <) Miller and Norwich callers Tuesday. Would Serve Him Right. will applaud the ac Hoove that Jim Reed, of Missouri, must feed and water.—The Scouts, fri Abandonment of Football. Missour! adopted ome as lts “mas-|men of the species a o football for the |cot.” Since then the orgunization e T + 1 been known as the “Houn’ | tew liberties < iment.” Recently, w | *“h e The C presented the men with a fine speci- | szor Greas ave stood a that Virgir to deat cou w The Regimental Do ime 1 hwestern isdom houn’ | YOU CANT GET AWAY | FROM THE ARMY TOGS. | similatingtheFood by i ting the Stomachs and "I Hoffman res bride received| helpfulRemedy r A helpful Remedy fo: | Gonstipationand Diarrhoea at Congre- ir. and Mrs. at C! ~ester, in lodge. Pythian account attendance the D. C. Gil- of Lynn, the Con- preach at Auz. 26, of will GASTO Outing. inm Deac are unable ount of the fee- Balker. To New York Strs. City of Lowell and Chester W. Leave New London daiiy. ... s 5 Due New York Pier 70 E. R.22 §t. Due Pier 40 N. R. ft. Houston St.... .. Somfortable Staterooms—well ventilated—can b Dining Rcom service a la 1 of Lebanon was occupied at carte party were FOR REAL SERVICE. aki colored serze is here set off olack patent leather belt, much military braid and ny army buttons —withal a serviceable onc-piece suit for the business girl. 1] dec.d G. W. ADAMS, Ticket Agent N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R Courier. Chapin 30 P. M. 7.00 AL M 7.30 A. Fare Norwich to New York $1.88 Applications for Staterooms and Tickets should be made tc The New England Steamship Company GASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Casteria Use For Over Thirty Years RIA New London (Nerwich) Line M 700 P. M Norwich