Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 17, 1917, Page 2

s s NURWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, e acze NOVEMBER 17, 1917 e A Murray’s Bosion Store W|Illmant|c, conn. Ouir Annual Wiake Room Sale - Qf = = Kitchenware and Furnishings BEGINS THIS MORNING This Sale is to make room for incoming holiday goods, and if your kitchen is in need of snpphes, this is an opportune time to provide at TINWARE AT MAKE-ROOM SALE PRICES Dishpan—Sale 17-quart size, deep price 55c. ¢ Sale price 42c. 12-Quart Heavy Tin Dairy Pail—Sale prices 49¢c and 59¢ each. 12-Quart size Liske Strainer P4il, de- tachable strainer—Sale price 79 each. No. 8 All Copper Nickel Plated Tea Kettle—Sale price $1.69. No. 9 An Kettle—Sale price $1,89. | Xo. s Tin_Wash Botter. copper bot- ton—Sale price $2.39. No. 9 Tin Wash Boiler, } " tom—sale price $2.49. rNoA § Heavy All Copper Wash Boiler— copper bot- Sale price $4.98. E WOODENWARE AT MAKE-ROOM SALE PRICES Smith's 10-arm _Adjustable Dryers—Sale price 69c. Trojan Spring Mop Sticks—Sale pri 12c. Foiding Ironing Tables, extra wide— Clothes Sale price $1.19. Padded Yankee Folding Ironing Table 0. Sale price 42¢. Cedar Oil Dut Absorbing Floor Mops— Sale price 98c. Self-Wringing Mop Stick with cloth— i price $5.39. | Reversible Galvanized Wash Boards— ! Sale price 29c. rsible Zinc Wash | Sal ios #20. e e P No. 6 Floor Brooms, 4-sewed, fine, . Gipss King Wash Board—Sale price| quality corn—Sale price 68c. - No. 7 Floor Broom, 4-sewed, fine qual-/ Clothes Pins—| ity corn—Sale price 75c. White wood Pastiy Boards, size-18x24 —Sale price 45c. White Wood Pastry Board, size 20x27 —Sale price 63c. § dozen best quality Sale price 12c. ! Split Ash Wet Wash Clothies Baskets: No. 2 size, oblong—Sale price 79. . No. 2 size, oblonz—Sale price 89c. Ng. ¢ size. oblong—Sale price 98c. No. 5 size, oblons—Sale price $1.19, Medium size Hampers—Sale price $1.39. Large size Hampers—Sale price $1.89. ° price 13c. Poplar Wood Salt Box—Sale price 12c. Hardwood Toothpicks—Sale price, 2 boxes for 5c. | WHITE AND WHITE ENAME)S W SALE PRICES The following articles in this Iot of White Enameled Ware are worth from 39c to 69c—Your choice during this sale at 33c. - 4 quart Pudding Pan. 5 quart Mixing Bowls. 4 quart New England Cook Pots . Large size Wash Basin. T MAKE:ROOM 2 quart Sauce Pan. 4 guart Sauce Pan. 3 quart Preserve Kettle. 8 quart Dish Pan. OTHER WHITE ENAMEL ARTICLES AT SALE PRICES White and White Enamel Preserve| White and White Enamel Bed Pans— Eetties, 12-quart size—Sale price| Sale price $1.10. [ s Siis Taia peice. $1-90. ‘White and White Enamel Chambers White and White Enamel Toilet c 2 Bowl and Pitcher—Sale price $1.69| Small size—Sale price 33c;" medium size—Sale price 42c. M]SCH.LANEOUS ARTICLES At Sale Prices Liske Seamless, Self-Basting, Enamel Double Roaster—Sale price $1.89. No. 4 Universal Bread - Mixer—Sale price $2.29. One-half Pint Covered Jelly Glasses —Sale price 29c a dozen. Decorated Japanese ~ Cups~ and Saucers, a_wide choice of attractive patterns—Sale price 25¢c a set. SFaka Advasitage of This Sale 17-quart size Flaring Wrinsing Pan—| Copper Nickel Plated Tea,| Nickel Plated Crumb Pan and Brush—j —Sale price $1.69. Hardwood Floor Dry Mops—Sale price.| { Untversal Clothes Wringers, guaran- | 350" teed for three years, 10 inch rolls— 3 Sale price $4.98, 11 inch rolis—Sale | Tate's Dut Absorbing Dry Mops— Revolving Handle Rolling Pins—Sale are worth from $5¢ a good saving. GALVANIZED WARE At Make-Rcom Sale Prices Medium sized Galvanized Wash Tub— Sale price $1.10. Large size Galyanized Wash’' Tub— Sale price $1.39. Medium sized_Galvanized Foot Tub— Sale price 45c. 14-quart _size, Galvanized Covered Chamber Pail—Sale’ price 89¢. 'Small size Galvanized Garbage Can— Sale price 75c. Medium sized Galvanized Garbage Can —Sale price 8%. Large size Galvanized Garbage Can— Sale price 98c. 10-quart size Galvanized Water Pail— Sale price 37c. 12_quart size Galvanized Water Pafl-~i Sale price 43c. 14-quart size Galvanizéd Water "Pail —Sale price 45c. No. 16 Galvanized Open Coal Sale price 50c. No. 17 Galvanized Open Coal Hod— Sale price 55c. Hod— BRUSHES e At Make-Room Sale Prices A oeetialk s Brushes—Sale price o All_Bristle Shoe Brushes—Sal price All Bristle Window Brushes—Sale price Small size, All Bristle Counter Brush- es—Sale price 29c. Medium sizé All Bristle Brushes'Sale price 35c. TLarge size, AN Bristle Counter B!‘llsh- es—Sale price 45c. Extra large size All Bristle Counter Brushes—Sale’ pFice 55c. Paimetto Scrub - Brushes—Sale _price c. NICKEL-PLATED BATH Counter The following Bath Room Fixtres to $1.00, your choice during tiris sale 69c, each! 18-inch all nickel _Toivel Bar. 24-inch all nickel Towel Bar. 18-inch Glass Shelf with Bracket. 24-inch Glass She)f with bracket. 18-inch Glass Towel Bar. 24-inch Glass Towel Bar. Bath Tub Soap Holder. _. Tumbler and Soap Holder. combined. Tumbler and Brush Holder combined. ‘Wall Soap Holder. Toilet Paper Holder. ALUMINUM WARE - At Sale Prices oy One-half Pint Funnels—S8ale price 10c. {720, Gerard Louiselle, "21; ———————— WILLIMANTIC OFFICIALS AND CITY SUED FOR TWO ACCIDENTS. Mayor Dunn One of Three Defendants as Result of Flying Mortar When Wall of Old Jordan Block Was Blown Down. Mayor Daniel P. Dunn, Fire Chief Thomas P. Foley, John Kelley, assist- ant superintendent of the Willimantic water works, and the city of Williman- tic were made defendants in two civil suits amounting to $35,000 brought by Warren Worth and Frank Ladue through their attorney, Charles A. Capen. Property of the three officials have been attached. The damages claimed are the result of plaintiff being struck by flying par- ticles of cement, mortar or stone Nov 25, 1916, when the rear wall of the old Jordan ‘block was blown down by the city employes, Worth asking for 000 and Ladue $10,000. The papers were served by deputy Sheriff Greenslit and are returnable before the VWindham: county superior court the first Tuesday in December. According to the writs, both men were standing in the ailey which leads off of Railroad street, between two spur tracks. Mr. Worth was.about 30 feet from Railroad street, shile Mr. Ladue was 30 feet from the sireet. Eleven charses of dynamite, amount- ing to 50 pounds, were used in blowing up the rear wall, and the writ states that the defendants knew. of the pow- er of the explosive, did then and there negligently and carelessly cause said 50 pounds of dynamite to be exploded at one blast. e Mr. Worth recelyéd a. gdmpound fracture of one Jeg and séverallacera tions, while Alr. Lague was. bit. in_the right leg with. a ilarge particle which made a Hole in:his-leg, fracturing and bruising it, and"there’ .were. secveral contusions of his left leg- and body. Both were patiénts ~at * St. Joseph's hospital for a long time and both claim that they were permanently disabled. At.the time of #he wrecking of the wall ‘& very large erowd of people as- sembled -and many were injured. William ,E. Webber, who was on a packing box to take a picture of the falling - wall, was ‘struck, kmocked off of the box and his leg was broken. A moving picture oberator .who was at that time taking pictures, here for The Romance ‘of Willlmantic Was near Mr. Webber and his camera was knocked down. Giles Alford.was hit and died a few days later in St. Joseph’s hospital, to which institution most of the in- jured were rushed: The men on whbom the' papers were served had wariied the people, but the crowd was too large to take any notice of the warning, as it had been adver- tised all the forenoon, which was Sat- urday. Staff of High School Paper. Officers for the Wyrdonian, the high school paper, were recently elected at the high school as follows: Editor in cbief, Arnold Bowen, 1'3: literary ed- itor, ‘Margaret Noseworthy, '19; asso- ciate editors, Albert Pendleton, -iS, Marion Ide, 19, -Alice Hickey, 19, Rachel Hutchins, 20, Kathleen Moore, joke editor, William Wheeler, '19: business mana- ger, John Meehan, ‘18: assistant busi néss manager, Russell Norton, ‘19 alumni editor, May Grart, *18; sporting editor, Albert Paulhtis; Die Besserung editor, Janice Grant,’18; exchange ed- itor. May Congdon, '18. The paper will be cd as soon as i Qifront et st o ray: SHORT CALENDAR SESSION Was Really Short—Only One Assign- ment—Cierk Edgar M. Warner Pre- sides. ™ A short calendar session of the su- perior. court was held here - Friday morning, Clerk Bdgars M. Warner pre- siding in the-absence of Judge Kel- loge. 3 Only one assignment ‘was made, that of the case of George G. Jacobson vs. Edward Labonte, which is a bréach of contract suit for $10,000. Many of the cases on the list were stricken off and some were continued to next week. Court adjourned to next Fri- day, when another short calendar ses- sion will be held. Christian Science Notes. Sunday morning service at 10.45 in the Y. M. A._building on Main street. Subject for lesson _sermon, Mortals and Immortals. Golden text, Psalms 103: 17. ‘Wednesday evening; meeting for tes- timonials, experiences and remarks, at 7.30. ] VITAL STATISTICS. Ten Marriages, Twenty-two Deaths and Thirty-one’ Birthe.During Octo- ber. Vital_statistics for October in the town of Windham are as follow: Ten -marriages were performed. in which one or.both. of the contracting parties were local people, two of them being performed by a. justice-of the peace. . There were 22 deaths = during the month, including -John C. . Grady, Charles C. Wheaton- and,Louis Prue, who died from wounds received in ac- cidents. John McNamara died during . e e ey iHE W. —————— the season. It is expected that it will be a good game, as the local boys a showed fine form in the Bulkeley and Stonington _games. The Vocational - school played up here Sept. 29 and were defeated 37 to 0, but they now have practically a-new team and wiil probably give the local boys a tussie worth the money. The team will leava in an autotruck about noom. FRIDAY BEST DAY YET FOR Y. M. C. A. Teams Secure Over $2,100 on Friday— Total Almost $6,300. The rule of making each day the biggest day was again carried out {Friday in the Red Triangle cimpaign in this eity, when subscriptions amounting to $2,106.55 were collected in this district, totaling for the cam- ptign $6,275.46, with less. than half, £4,722.99, more to collect on the mini- mim allotment of $11,000. The biggest individual subseription was for $300, by Mrs. Ellen B. Prince of South Cov- entry. Some of the outside places are show- {ing up fine, Coventry making the bis- | gest report’ for any team Fria: Co- lumbia made its first report, $176.25 Friday's” collections are as follow: . >3 to celebrate. with us. Team. Pledges. Cash. BUNGALOW , APRONS, cut e 32 full, . well : made of fine per : 138,00 This aproh .is made to sell at 7 g% 14.00 I'—this time ..... . . 59¢ 5 114.00 =23 221700 DOME TOP _TALCUM—12 oz o 356,00 container of fine talc., brass domec 7 Dia ' not report. top—15¢ value ... 9c 2 NAIL BREUSHBS--large F]’“.x‘e l(‘,;e ment " big ' values—choice 8c Coventry ; S MEN'S. NEGLIGE] SHIRTS, ( S, Sl made of good quality percale, in nice attractive patterns—a Total : $1866.30 o 3 worth 79c_for .o 59¢ Previously acknowledged ..... 417148 | NERGERIZED TABLE COVERS = hemistitthed, size 53x58 inches Grand total to date t... $6278.01 An _error was found on the officials results Friday morning for Thursday's —value 89c CRETONNES—extra quality, all results amounting to $19. the newest and up-to-date col- orings and parterns ...... 18c a yard Short Meeting of Board of Aldermen. = = WINDOW SHADBS — white, The special mecting of the board of Department Store everywhere—simply wonderful buying oppor tuni COME SATURDAY—HELP US CELEBRATE OUR FIRST B A \ WL W, L;TAYLQM s Thayer Building, Franklin Square irst Birthday Pari NOW [N FULL SWING EVERYBODY INVITED—We want to celebrate our good fortune and we war That is why we have planned this FIRST B:FTFDA' Y PARTY. want to thake homes happy and have them vibrating with good cheer t We cannot ‘enumerate but a smail portion of the marvelous vz will confr SOUVENIR VANTD CASES FREE To ‘Bvery visitor to our Saturday, we will present - our_compliments, a beautiful VERED VANITY CAS v chain and ring, fitted with mirror § or and powder puff. There is no ad- vertising on it. You wiil be A YMIZEF to have one. Come here Saturday r € and get y s entirely without % cost. 13 One of the G r Events During 04'-- BIRTHDAY PARTY next Monday evening, this time at the Congregational church at _Scotland Ministers from the surrounding towns will be pfesent, including North and WOMEN'S SILK HOSE—mill ir- reguiars of our regular 59c line— South Coventry, the Windhams, the 34c a pair Mansfields. Chaplin. Storrs, Wiiling- | == ton. Scotland, Hampton, 'Columbia, CAMISOLES—in satin and crepe Willimantig, Lebanon. gd: chine,; Jase trinmmed—worth Rev. Vernon W. Cooke of the local |79 ------ .- Congresational church ‘is president of aldermen Friday evening- lasted two | Ereen yellow—value 4fc ......... 426 Untnmmed Hagsggc minutes, Aldermen - Graves, Vaushn| i ANNBLETTE DETTICOATS, ; ‘L\n’gh(‘ahse being absent. well made of heavy flannelette, v E: s © meeting was calléd to order at|Cuc. full; good paiternsoothers ALUES UP TO §3.00. . e Doepiute aesn shBgale 696 —our prle..... 50c| These are all new this scason—all S Shries T Tom stk kinds of shapes—al kinds of colors others desiring tha e city hire a{CURTAIN SCRIM—ext : , 2 s ik A Gl ol 5 public health nurse. The question was | quality, 35 inches wide. o white T S o e I not discussed much and a resolution|gcru and Arab — positive 2¢ Milliriety. Novaltive: Fur T rimmines was adopted stating that a-special citV | value ............. .. 19 a yard|and Fancies, at less th oleonls < meeting would be held ‘at which the Ny e Ydlozalo question would be voted upon and if | CHILDREN'S FLANNEL NIGHT o it was voted to have a city nurse, her | GOWNS—good quality flannel, s duties -and compensation would be jneatly trimmed—359c value . . 39¢ -The meeting will probably be held | FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS, Chlldren sshoes ] 19 1 Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock ~in the | made of firm, heavy flannoletto in . g o Srorth Baarns micely trimmed, 8 one lot of Children's Shoes, mostly &| : Ministers’ Union to Moet. = all sizes—a most wonderful bargain f§| The Willimantic Ministets’ union will| STURT WAISTS—in nice range of at this price. Come and see for hold _their regular monthly meeting|goiterns, made of volle—worth | yourself. 1 HARDWARE SPECIALS S. WRENCHES—five LONG HANDLE AXES... BXTENSION 5 FOOT RULES.. SPIRIT LEVELS—10 to 20 inch.. 5 HACK SAW FRAMES SHOE LEATHERS—half soles. .. SPARK PLUGS—T5c value SHOVELS—coal and snow HAND SAWS—cast steel. SHINGLING HATCHETS in set.. TURKISH size, double with colored borders TOWE! the "Union_sand Rev. Plumb of the | ENVELOPE CHEMISE—lace and North Windham . Congregational | embroidery” trimmed—69c value.. 500 church is the secretary. The Jast meeting was held in Hamp- | WOMEN'S TOESAN RUEBERS, ton, The meeting will commence at|each pair ina box—just the thing 5 o'clock with a business session and [for damp weather when <a full will be foliowed by a supper and |rubber is too bulky—s0c value Speecings among. them Deing @& Sermon | —Pair «vevevn.eciiezscenseeneneesss 390 by Rev. Robert S. Moore of the -local Teth chuich, who will preach one f his evanzelistic sermons which he Harold Atwood, who were married in New York layt week: Mrs. Estella Shumway is spending a few days in Chaplin with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Church. Mrs. Emma A. Packér of Williman- tic, Miss Rachel Packer of Hartfcwl and Mr. Reynolds of Shelton were callers at Mrs. Jenny Pacon’s Sunday. 0., Moore and Miss Lina Bacon were cillers-on Miss Mabel I. Moore at Sterling Sunday. - Mrs. Michae! Kraft and daughter Evelyn have rcturned home from New York after spending two weeks with triends. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Knight of Bast Hartford _spent Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. A: M. Grant. _ COLCHESTER Funeral of Mrs. John R. Backus—In- formai Dance Follows Drill of Home Guard. is now preaching in Manchester. _Tried to Pass Forged Check. Robert Dodge and J. C. Snell, check forgers, were in this city -recently and tried to pass a forged check at a local bank, but did not succeed. Snell’ is wanted = for _other .offenses besides forging. e NEEDLESS NEAR-PANIC When Napoing Man at Theatre Falls from Fire Extinguisher: and - Both Go Off. At the performance of Good Gracious Annabell at Loomer opera - house Thursday - there was.a slight panic when a man whd waé sitting on a-fire extinzuisher in“the rear of the parquet fell asleep and fell to the’ floor. start- ing the extinguisher to worl ‘The noise of the man dropping in addition to the swish of the escaping liquid from the extinguisher made mahy of the audience think that there was @ fire. Prompt, cool action by the ush- ers of the theatre, the actors and the orchestra stopped the excitement after a number of people had left the the: tre. George ang Harold Blacker<have re- turned to Waterbury, after spending a'few days with their parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Willlam H. Blacker on Elmwoed 5 Helghts. James Blacker is visiting friends in New Haven. , Mr. and Mrs. William H. Blacker were guests ‘of Norwich relatives on Thursday.: - Mrs T. Van Cleve and Thomas $. Clark ‘were .visitors in Norwich on Thursday, i Brief Mention. The Willimantic Home guard and the Willimantic Moose will both at- tend the Cyclers’ minstrels in a body. James Keirans is substituting at the postoffice. during the _absence. . of George Spencer ,one. of the regular men. F you want furniture that will last a life time and more we have it in quanmies and will sell it to you. SOME req‘uirements are/ for strong, durable furnishings, others are for more delicate 2 pieces, WHATEVER your requirements they can be and Buy Your Thanksgiving Dinner Set. P 112-piecea Set English Dinner Ware, Stock _ pattern, value $25.00—Sale .. price $1950. 112-plece set English Dinper Ware " Ivanhoe stock pattern, value $29.00 3 —Sale price $20.98. 20-plece Decorated Tollet Set—Sale price $2.69 a set. Candlesticks—Sale price 10c. Tea Balls—Sale price 10c. Measuring Cups—Sale price 10c. Toothpick Holders—Sale price 10c. Biscuit Cutters—Sale price 10c. . Pepper and Salt Shakers—Sale price 3 v FUNERAL Mrs. John R. Backus. The fumeral of Mrs. Lillie M. Back- us was' Held Friday afternoon, Rev. H. A, Blake. officiating. Burial was in' the family plot in Linwosd ceme- = ory. Mrs. Backus was 54 vears o MT. HOPE “{She’was a member of the Congrega- ; tional church and a valued member of This is the last out of town game of | Reception in Honor of Harold Stone|fhe «cholr: She is survived by two Children Cry . FOR “FLETCHER'S 5 met here at lowest prices for the quality: 50 feet Braided W aterproof Clothes- iines—Sale price 29c. c Bottle Liquid Veneer—Sale price automobile accident in Manchester and | Ployed by the Torrinston Construction is not included -in this: list. company while building the . Jordan There were 31 births during -the |Dblock in this city. will leave Monday months, 19 girls and 12 boys. for Bristol, where he will have & simi- — lar position with the same company- Game With Vocational School Today.jon another job at that place. Windbam High: will play the Voga- tional school at"New London this (Sat- urday) afternoom. Rayo Nickel Lamp, complete with white shade and‘ chimney—Sale price $2.39. > o this month of wounds received in an| Charles Nelson, who has been em-J 20c. 50;0 Bottle Liquid Veneer—Sale price c. 25 Wright's Silver Polish—Sale price . Fibre Chair Seats, sizes 13 to 18 inch- es in black and brown finish—Sale price 8c each. G H .CONN Home. ‘o, 7?/: .5‘ ww;: DEAL Diis, Tenn. Mrs. Backus has been in poor- health for several years, but of late ‘was, able ‘to be about her home until thé death of her husband, John Mrs. Adela Ford .of .Norwich is spending a few days wnh her sister, | Mrs. Jenney Bacon. : EARTHENWARE AT MAKE ROOM SALE PRICES Wellers Brown and White Fire- 3-quart size covered Salt Box—Sal -.Sale price 29c each. focinch Round ;a::x-w—s-:. price 10c. iy LANTERNS C ST : I ; Ade‘swuffie"ds Jrom M“‘:;‘ 1:*’99 Ky > oo . nérvoss. ooliarse. ‘::;me‘;’ Willyss Fom *Fort “Wright, WIlliam | topic will be The Bible: 1 2- r—s: o he reception iat_the home o i Phre W Il be The Bible; 12,15 p 7-inch Round Nappy—Sale price 10c. | *"IUa"t Bean Jar with cover—Sale| pic; Monarch Lasitersis-Sale pris s e ::?;hgxe':t#y” developed Swhich caused | Santd and Joséphi Marfa and Michasi | 11C Biblo school: 7 b. m, & : “6-ounce size Custard Cup—Sale price| " e 4 PRMIELIE i THOMAS H. "°°"~ i) ‘“ Moo of ir. and. Mrs.|"Nrs. Hackus was a traduate of Ba- | Miss Mary Kelley, Miss: Hazel Fleteher | CLioHan: Soldier. o each. s-quart Bean Jar with cover—Sale|Distz Royal Lanterns—Sale pice 8bc. momY BROS e eon Academy-and- before her marriage | of Norwich ahd Mrs. Rose Gatreau. | o Thomes Sullivan of Brig iNo. 2 Ramikins—Sale price 5c each.| Price i5c. Dietz, Wizzard Lanterns—Sale - price e was n‘:g cssful teacher in_the pub- < Rehsalas Minat T »u‘r;day,wu‘h s family pi Oval Bakers—! o . 4-quart Bean Jar with — and | lc sche .2 Mrs. Louls Miner has return e e Srice 180, kg 'F”NE“A'- DIRECTORS AND EM- e " Personal :| Rehearsals are being held in Palmer | spending two weeks in Riv “No. 1 Mixing Bowls—Sale price 17c. s BALMERS TY MEDI CINES Clastoni D, sburt £ Hast Hi hall for a.minstrel show to be given |L ‘No. 3 Mixing Bowis—Sale price 27c. | White earthen tovered Siop Jar—Sa OIL HEATRS Willimantic, Conn., S| Clayton D, ,m_g rtan tgiendluln amp= | 2201, B e il R No. $ Mixing Bowls—Sale price 35c. | Price 98c. e e ““(Lady’ Assistant) BA -FOR cHflLDREN ey e B3et Bhiiron- Tntatestss trom Bristol, Conn., fo.the vi No. 4 Mixing Bowls—Sale price 55c. | White earthen Wash Bowls and|Standard Oil Perfection Heaters, im- b Drr Ay 1., Siebbins and Eawin R. 5 s o Thursday, Nov. 22d, 19 0-R # No. § Mixing Bowls—Sale price 79. Pitcher—8ale price 98c. B g:?ze:riegu;:& Japanned . finish— 'n 1- not cfiu. e}‘u‘ , medi- | Gillstte were 1 Hartford Wednesday v A‘z“zh% 3 k;;l':vmc “[:aptxstt ch;ru‘h, the \\:ckh prayer meeting The Xind. ndip Y{Rev. W. D. Hetherington, pastor, Sun- |son, Acts 15: 22-35. Chri oz size Mottle Jugs—Sale|7-inch size glazed-finish Jardinieres— | Nickel finish—Sale price $5:39. DR F C JACKSON e Taos Aetelhs & Masonls Eathar=d QoL Nov 1sti.at 11 & m.L thio sermon | Eow much nave T risied fos T [ S R S — ; and - After the arill of the Home Guards Thursday eveninz in Grange hall the fidor was_cleared ;and a dance was held. A large namber of the frisnds of the' gia: m out of town were preserit. A Icdal. orchestra furnished ama |music. It fs“expected that these so- a8 eials will e, beld monthly. FITCHVILLE o —t— | Miss: Roge Marra Gives Birthday Party —Rehearsdls’ for. Minstrel ‘Show. + Miss Rot Tecently entertain- ea a fe s .‘,fi party in honor | o e evening was and refreshments present were Ser- Tletcher. Holt and . . DENTIST Removed to 715 Main St, Willimantic Hours—9 a. m. t6.2.5 ni. Fhone 44. JAY M. SHEPARD ucceeding Elmore, & Shepard GUERNSEY WARE 7-inch Guernsey - fireproof men Casserole—Sale price 45¢. 8-inch Guernsey fire-broof Earthen Casserole—S8ale price 55c. 9-inch Guernsey fireproot Earthen Cas- serole—S: FOODCHOPPERS with _four price $1.19. GLASSWARE AT SALE PRICES Graduated Measuring Glasses—Sale price . Cut Glass Night price 33¢ a set. 8-inch ‘Near Cut Berry Bowls—Sale price 29¢. 10-inch Rochester Lamp Chimney— Sale price 12c. A Peasl Top Lamp Chimney—Sale price 8c each. Fluted bottom Table Tumblers—Sale price 35¢c a de n. #Thin blown Table Tumblers—Sale " price 75¢ a dozen. *Thin blown etched Table Tumblers— ""'Sale price 90c a dozen. 4 Resting _ fluted bottom Hotel B e ko price-0s & Hosen. [One Pint Patridge Berry Bowl with Cover—Sale price 10c. WANTED--WHITE BIRCH 4 foot lexigtbs. On cars at your depot. Diameter 3 inches and up. Write at once to THE BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG C0., New Lendon, Ct. Stating qu-;ltity, you can supply between now and Féb _ruary next and price per cord. ‘Water Set—Sal Lady Assistant UNDERTAKER a nd EMBALMER