Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 22, 1917, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DEGEMBER 22, 1917 U. S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION LICENSE No. G-08536 This Sale from These Live Specials on Sale Dec. 22nd to 24th, Inclusive Our Christmas Offering of Pure Foods From Dec. 22nd to 24th, Inclusive DON'T MISS THIS WONDROUS OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT YOUR FOOD AT THIS BIG MARKET—EVERYTHING FRESH AND UNDER GLASS—THE ONLY SANITARY MARKET IN TOWN ORANGES ORANGES OUR UNCAS CREAMERY BUTTER, Ib. 45c | GUARANTEED EGGS, e 3% TANGY APPLES BEST WHITE No. 1 POTATOES, pk. 39c—bushel $1.55 From the s;nk“;eéi:e:fio;l%mu ol'.thc APPLES THAT BRING BACK THOUGHTS OF NUTS NUTs NUTS CHILDHOOD DAYS NEW MIXED NUTS, Ib. s ¢ wameieeazeis 19 Western A beautiful variety, all sizes SPITZENBERG'’S, JONATHAN’S BRAZIL NUTS, Ib......20c B‘IGLISH WALNUTS end Drawn Dandies from 25¢ to 60 a dozen Ib. 857c dozen ...... . 29¢ | FILBERTS, Ib. ..o .. 20¢ | e ¢ ceciriivs vt een 27c Ib. 43¢ |EXTRA SPECIAL, 13for..............26¢ “Buy a Box—They Will Keep PAPER SHELL HICKORY NUTS STE AKS SWIFT’S YOUNG LAMB BOX $3.25 ALMONDS, Ib. .......29¢ | Ib. . couvne voominm. « 1285 Pride of Long Island Catsup, bottle...15¢c SHORT CUT LEGS | RIB or LOIN CHOPS ARMOUR’S LITTLE PIG SUGAR CURED 2 5 Po SMOKED SHOULDERS, Ib. ............... TURKEYS TURKEYS TURKEYS BEAUTIES FROM LEDYARD AND PRESTON CITY FARMS Native Dressed Fresh Plumb Fresh Heads Off Meaty Vermonts Ib. 45¢ POULTRY NATIVE GEESE, Ib. ...... NATIVE DUCKS, bb. .......... NATIVE CHICKENS, b. .. NATIVE FOWL, Ib. . ........... _ FRESH LITTLE PIG PORK LOINS, Ib. .30c ————————————————————————————— FRESH PIG SHOULDERS, bb. .......... VEAL VEAL FROM PRESTON CITY FARMS SHORT CUT LEGS, b.......... SHOULDER CUTS to Roast, Ib. RIB or LOIN CHOPS, Ib.......... OLEOMARGARINE SWIFT’S PREMIUM Fine for the table Better than butter—for cooking FANCY BASKETS OF FRUIT, $1.00 to $2.00 French’s Mustard, tumbler.......... 6¢ - FOI.!.E.IHRTERS L Walter Baker’s Cocoa, 14's. . . -..18¢ lb 26c A IR T ... .0 Wi Balag Clrocolts, Y's, o LAMB for Stewing, Ib. ...............15c|Princess Coffee, Ib. . PRIME RIB ROAST iyt S, hosttha BEEF, Ib............2 Mohican Macaroni, package........12¢c BEST CHUCK ROAST Shredded Cocoanut, Ib............27c Mohican Mince Meat, package. .....10c LEAN POT ROAST BOSTON ROLLED ROAST,.lb. .24¢c FRESH CUT _ HAMBURGER, bb.:...18c FRESHSLICED BEEF LIVER, bb. .....1 CHAMBERLAIN’S SLICED DRIED BEEF Ib. . P PICKLED PIGS’ FEET, b.......10c PICKLED TRIPE, b. .10c FRESH SOLID OYSTERS Scand ...o..vcnv....25c | Sbars ..............27c T R T T SN TR (pure) and CLEAN WHITE RICE, 3 Ibs. ...................25¢ LEMON EXTRACT, bottle . .......21c, 37¢c LARGE VARIETY FANCY CHEESE EDAM CHEESE each $2.00 CAMEMBERT, each ..3%¢ PIMENTO, each......18¢c RCQUEFQRT, Ib. ... .88c PINEAPPLE, each.....75¢c LIMBURGER, b. .....35¢ MUENSTER, Ib.......39% PHILA. CREAM CHEESE DE BRIE, each.......15¢c " U. 8. FOOD ADMINISTRATION FOOD LICENSE No. B-9118 HOME-MADE BAKED GOODS PIES, all kinds, each. ... .. .. .18c, 25¢, 28¢ THE KIND MOTHER USED TO MAKE GRAPE FRUIT Heavy Porto Rico, 4 for 25¢ FANCY YELLOW ONIONS, 31bs................13c SEEDED RAISINS, package. . . . .. . FRUIT and POUND CAKES, Ib. .......25¢ i i SEEDLESS RAISINS, package. ..................13¢c LAYERCAKES CORN and BRAN each ...........25c| MUFFINS, doz...18c| CALIFORNIA FIGS, b. .......................25¢ ‘Fresh Celery Hearts 3 bunches 25¢ FANCY TABLE RAISINS package ............32¢ ..48¢c 15¢ STUFFED and PLAIN OLIVES in Bulk Westerly's Community Christmas Tree| Exercises to Be Held in Wilcox Park Sunday Afternoon— Sunday School of Catholic Parish to Hold Fesfivnl[ Thursday Evening—Edward Cook Injured—Over 2,000 Red Cross Members—Two Hundred and Tlnrty-fwr Christmas Packets Sent to Soldiers. The community Christmas tree exer- cises will be held Sunday afternoon around the big red cedar tree that has been placed in Wilcox park between the postoffice and Memorial d Li- brary building. The pupils of the pub- lic schools have been trained to sing about the tree, under the directorship of Charles F. Hammond, and the pub- lic is invited to join in the singing. The words of the vocal selections will be thrown on a screen for the benefit of those who may not be familiar with them. The order ot exercizes will bs as fol- lows: Opening selection by the West- erly band, Charles O. Gavitt, leader; lighting of the big_tree by hu of electric lights; Christmas hymn, Come, All Ye Faithful; carols, Holy Night, It Came Upon the -Mlamght Clear; selection by ‘Westerly band; kymn, Hark, the Herald An‘ela Si.n‘; song, Keep the Home Fires Burning; Auld Lang Syne; America;, closing se- lection by Westerly band. It is planned to make this form of Christmas observance permanent in Westerly by the formation of a Com- munity istmas Tree association, with a nominal membership fee. The committee to arrange plans for the formation of the association is com- posed of Willard H. Bacon, Willlam Clark, Ira B. Crandall, Martin H. Spellman and Charles-F. Hammond. The Sunday school ehlldrcn of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will have Christmas , tree festivities next Thursday evening and the gifts from the tree will be distributed by & real Santa Claus. The exercises will include faney daneing, arills and sing- ing, all under the supervision of Mrs. Michael F. Driscoll. A solo, Fairylang, will be sung by Margaret Coleman, with chorus by the children. Margaret Hogan will sing a C‘f‘:flnmu carol, and little Elizabeth De Placiso will sing Jolly Ola St. Nick, and solos will also b esung by Margargs Whalen, Bleanor Daly and Mary Speliman. Mary Driscoil, Ruth Scanion, Helen Murphy, Agnes Conway, Grace Mur- phy and Ethel Daly will give a Span- ish dance; also there will be & Brazil- lan polka by these girls and Helen Mulligan and Rose Gallagher. There will be a military drill With speaking parts by the boys. Edward Cook, who resides at 22 berty Lil street, was at work on a card- Every Woman Wants larderie ANTISEPTIC POWDER ing machine at the Pawcatuek woolen |’ mill when his hand was caught in the machine. Joseph Daley shut off the power just in time to prevent Mr. Cook’s left arm from being drawn into the machine. Dr. James N. Lewis of Ashaway rendered first ald and, at Mr. Cook’s request. he was brought to the office of n, . Dr. ‘May was ° called hL The left hand was crushed and it was necessary to am- putate the mrd and the little finger. Judge Ofiver H. Third distriet court cision that the and costs in the case of Anthony Ter- against Solomon Soloveitzik. This ltiams, in the lay, gave de- recover 335 o | ressi case was heard a week ago and m ment deferred. It was an action to re- cover for damage to automobile. The defendant’s taxicab was at the Yuhu«: stand in Ci.nnd::mt. :xet.r Rallroad| avenue, when endant's team was backed agatnst and sutomobile doing the’ damage. The civil docket was read but none of the cases were ready for .tri and were continued. There was no criminal docket. Locat Laconics. Vermont turkeys are fifty cents a pound in ‘Westerly. Th mises of toms of :Vrt:rlvyram ‘broken m:n m{-l" ‘g ate. The Westsrly chapter of Red Croes g‘u sent #31 Christmas bags to sol- e Mary L. Vi M spen Chrtomas wiih Her mother m Pome keepsie. So far u known, aside from the sal of Red Cross “there 15 no nacul drive scheduled Westerly mext week. scar H. Tefft has sold his house lot and coal yard pro; on!'nh to the R. A, Shermen mmh-ent.m oo-nxinmd ;mnn- A total of forty-seven of the W erly constabul Jw intention to enlist in the Provisional State Guard. Automobile display the new IE his 18 m""‘"&.u”‘ fmd '-’:y wmary, uxa -u other’ Dhfln m bo un ble o ".':;.,m A”“Tt-" for %‘flv T ren u- amination Jan. %ndu Pier. Thvav salary is $i esterly lawyers are - time and without ng rosis- t service law Even dead native ing profit of the retailer is but five cents 2 pound gross. Republican . leaders are planning to iatroduce a direct primary law and also a caucus law to be applicable all over the state of Rhode Island. Knitting is prohibited in the read- ing room the Westerly Public Li- brary, and jadies are so reminded when an attempt is made to violate the rale. The Fall of Jerusalem and Its Sig- aificance is the subject of the sermon of Rev. Joseph L. Peacock of West- erly to he preached at the Road church Sunday morning. A Westerly young woman has given up her empioyment 50 as to become dependent on her husband for sup- port. The husband has registered un- der the selective service law. George D. Havens, John H. Farns- worth, Joseph Lynch and Larl Asher of the latest increment from West- erly, have been assigned to the new Twenty-ninth.Coast Artillery company at Fort Greble. The ‘Westerly Impecunious mas club has dwindled down to a sin- gle member. He will attend the an- nual meeting, Monday, and indulge in a game of solitaire. All the former members now have bank accounts. During the present week up to Fri- day noon, more than 2080 enrolled in membership of the Westerly branch of American Red Cross. The allot- ment is 2500 of the 170,000 ex ed in Rhode Island during the nt campaign. e ‘to illness, Judge’ Nathan E. iewis and Attorrey Frederick C. Olney have resigned from the legal advisory board to 3id registrants in filling out questiganatres in the district compris- ing North Kingston, South Kingston, Sas® Greenwich and Narragansett. The only_other member is Judge Herbert W. Rathbun of Westerly. Dr. John Champlin, taptain in the oficers’ resctve. Christ- at the plant of the Atwood Machine company. Miss Mary R. Danabey has gone to ‘Washington, where she is a telephone operator in the office of the ‘secretary of war. The schools closed Friday for the holiday vacation and will resume in January. The Mistuxets have won again at whist over the Wadawannucks, _This time by a score of 1,374 to_1,067. Adjutant General Georse M. Cole is cxpected to inspect Company B, Con- necticut Home guard, next Wednesday evening. MYSTIC Aid Soociety’s Annual Meeting—Christ- mas Exercises in Schools—Five Mc- Kone Boys in the Sérvice—Telephone Christmas Tree. The annual meeting of the Ladies’ Ala soclety of the Union Baptist church was held in the vestry and the foHoWwing officers were elected: Presi- dent, Miss Susan Fish: first vice presi- dent, Mrs. F. A, Coates; second vice president, Mrs. Herbert Wolfe; third vice president, Mrs. Louise K. Tufts; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Phebie Grinnell; supérintendent of sewing de- partment, Mrs. John W. Phillips; sistant, Miss Harriett Fish. Christmas Packets. Members of Hoxle Engine company are making up packages of Christmas presents for the boys of the company. Fifteen of them are now serving in either the army or mavy. The pack- ages contain a gold piece with a va- riety’ of good things such as the boys liked in Mystic, Five Song in Service. In the matter of m in the fll’h'.— Mystic_has ing forces of the a family of nvt tou.r of whom 3 uhm-rv!nxnnx tl:-calou.‘!luy nal council of defence. He 3aid the quota of Rhode Island mexn in the service was five per ceri below the quota. While fishing ort Block Island om Thursday, Oscar T. m of Wake- 2. was mm by the windiass rope mfl fracture of the left leg, two Iba Géorge Gard- ner, the onir othe psrmn aboard the set the fignal of distress and sk wss taken into Point Ju- ere hie received Engine is foreman en sent to the Rhode"]‘&hnq hu- 1 Joe, Luke ‘and Leo were drivers. ser- Over $1,100 Raised for K. of C. War —lhffiu-!AwPhni. °".2 dren 0:7 QA ST O R+ are the McKone Taias as 16 e Lot eparwan h-vmg enlisted as machinist’s mate; Josoph A, in the army, is now in Washington, D. C., waiting to to and ployed at the Ship and pany at Groton, Edward at throp & Co., :nd Leo at the Climax Co. Al tour ‘were memban of the prl; an: Christmas Exercises at Oral School. _'Sa’turday took the children to their home: winter term will open Monday, At Broadway Stheol. cercises at the Broadway school sembly hail, Mrs. Mary Dennehey prin- cipal, as foilows: March, school orches- song, k, the Herald Ansels schoo recx(nunn [ hflBLm')t. Cniten, Wititam Do Alma Dougherty, Byron Davis, Burke: voeal ‘solo, O Little Town of ehem, Edna Richards; Christmas e 'V; recitation, Christmas abeth Moskov; Candle Drill, song grade II: recitation, Srnistmas Carar Agnes Wilhelm; song, Alice Harrison, ILeo Raboeneble; acrostic and song, grade Ill: piano duet, Doris Nichols and Leila Burros: recitation, Once in Roval David's City, Angelina Panciera; violin solo, Ernest Gledhill: Poinsettia dance, grade VII; song, Come All Ye Faithful, schooly march, school erchesira. Telephone Christmas Tree. The telephone girls had a_Christmas tree at the local exchange Wednesday evening. Manager Johneon had all the linemen and girls who have assisted the operators were present, about 23 in all. There was a gift and a little joke for everybody and refreshments were served. Mrs. Louie E. White has returned to Wast Weymouth, Mass, after a visit of two weeks in MysHc. Charles Schroder of Suffield is_the uest of his parents, Mrs and Mrs. enry Schroder. Mrs. A. W. Geor:e hag returned from a three weeks’ stay in Albany, N. Y. Mrs. Mason Manning has returned from a vlqit in Providence. Miss Margaret Bind and Mrs. Fairbanks havé returned from a visit in_Newport. Philip J. Butler; Jr., has been trans- ferred_from Fort Slocum to Jackson- ville, Fla. COLCHESTER Borough Grangers at Norwich Pémo- na_ Mesting—Bdwin R. - Gillette Elected Deacon at Ccnflroglficnal Churoh.’ A number of the -a-bu: of the lo- cal grange were ih Norwith Thursday nmnamg the meeting of Pomont ur. ang m man were xueeu of ds in N-rfieh Thurs- Mi.s.l Jennie Klat-Ju- returned from a few days’ n'd Salem was n visi- BEdward le tor in town Wednesday and Thurs- Patrick O’Brien has _moved his household goods Into the McQuire Evenings from 6.30 to 8 for Deposits THE CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK mmmsqum house on Windham avenue, which he recently purchased. loe 10 to 12 Inches. re filling their houses with ce. megting > Rall Friddy even- ing. Son a Dcacon Also. Ed®in R. Gillette was elected a dea- con of the Congregational church at @ recent meeting. Mr. Gillette’s fa- ther was a deacon of the church for T. Curry and Edward Jones ot Lobanon .were Colchester. visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Spencer left Friday to spend the holidays with rel- atives in New York and New Jersey. Explaining the Plunge. Now we understand how Crown Prince Rupprecht's men could “plunge forward two miles along a si fron| The British, it seems, evacuated thaf sector before the Gérmans knew what was happening.— Philadelphia Ledger. Sir E. Shackleton has arrived at Montevideo. The Only Way to Win. A movément to prevent the trans- of racehorses by ra ginecred, but some v on a sure winner feel that tha s oriy y he can get anywhers. — Washington Post. Treating Him Kindly. A bomb ha: New London ing submarines. found he will nrubahb be put calaboose.—Rochester Herald. Appropriation Bills. The Housa takes kindly to President Wilson's suggestion for 4 single mittee to pass_on appropriation b but insist that the membsrship be lim- ited to 435.—Washington Post. Austria They say Aus is War-Weary. so war-weary that she doesn’t even sit up and take ice when the Katser assures her t God is with him.—Augusta Con< stitution. In order that their soldier bovs may have a plentiful supply of cigar- ettes, thousands of women in France have given up smoking. v . Victrola Outfit X-a $62.50 An ideal outfit at a moderate price! Connsu of : Vic- trola IX-a ($57.50) and your choice of $5.00 in Victor Records, selected from our complete stock. B o 55 catt Aakal-n.mtmquecnlRes:wdljaury!’lmJ - = Well worth investigation = e