Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 23, 1918, Page 6

It has been that the Wes- terly town council, the Westerly Board of Trade, or both, take the initiacive in a mqvement that will result in a patriotic demonstration on Friday, April 6, the anniversary of the United States entry into the great war, and the date selected the opening of the campaign for the sale of the third Liberty loan bonds.. The Westerly Constabulary and ‘Home Guard, the Westerly, Watch Hill and weatuck Fire departments, the Ecouts and Camp Fire Girls, and the local fraternal societies, would -make @ procession worthy the anniversary date. i The Rhode Island by a two-to-one vote to tal finance committee, for co: ration, the resolution appropriating- $40,000 to the Rhode Island hospital to . pay. for the free service of the hospital to per- fons sent to the institution from places 'n the state qutside of Providence. In the Rhode Istand gencral assembly when measures are referred. to com- mittees it is optional with the com- mittee whether any action will be iaken on them. They can be pigeon- boled shoulq the committee so decide and without explanation to the body in which they originate. In the Con- necticut legislature every bill,. resolu- tion and act presented is referred to joint commitfee, public’ ' hearing is en on every ome of them and all, without exception, are returned to either the senate or house, with fa- vorable or unfavorable report.. The final disposition 1s by concurrent ac- tion of both houses. Kvery bill is printed and is in the bill file for a reasonable period before being placed on the calendar, and is there for a specified time before readv for action. Several towns in the state, includ- ing Westerly, have arranged to pay for all charity patients sent to the hospi- tay the future, and Westerly will also pay for service rendered such pa- tients from the town the past year. It has always been the custom for towns without hospitals to send many cases to the Rhode Island hospital and they were cared for at no expeénse to the town. the trustees of the Recently hospital announced that due to the in- creased cost of maintenance. the hos- faced a deficit. "and thérefore ter service: rendered to charity atients must be paid for by rding them to the hospital. The cases of Dr. Thomas E. Rohin- son aazinst the S. J. Reuter & Son, !ncorporated, and Charlas 'J.( Butler znirst the s were the cegunt case. In which a wae - involved, -was. given by Judge Oliver H. Wil- other cases-in the docket d; - counsel . for the company, zave notice that - Amés Purdick had he order of the court in the novment of a judetnént payments, When Burdick t cited-into- cirt he agreed to make certain payments, ich he fail- 1 to do. He was cited into court a second i how ‘¢ause why he ild not be adjudged zuilty of con- tempt of eourt. .The. charge was not rressed and, by agreement and to'the 5 action of all cencerried, the court d Burdick to make small week- ments to plaintiff until the unt of the judgment was, satisfied. Agard “stated that Purdick was ght weeks behind in his pay- under the second citation. The t approved the application to cite to appear in court next Fri- appear in court as summoned and co- s ordered. Before its {ssuance appeared, which was half an after adiournment. a special session of the court, f of Police Charles A. Fuiler, of Ttichmond brought in Clarence North- and Horace Dawley. They were charged with assault and_aftempt to wrnaliv know .a Richmond girl, They pleaded guilty and were held for the grand jury in the superior court for Tashington county, in session at Kingston, the second Monday tn April. The two young chaps abested are part a gang of riffians f= this particn- lar line and Chief Fullér hopes to round up the others at an ear]y date. )8 B You’ll Be Sorry There is no worse folly nor one more certain of distressing consequence to neglecta cold, Ifitleaves ‘‘acongh that hangs on,”” it threatens you with a most serious condition, Foley’s Honey and Tar gives the curative influence of the balsem, together with the mollifyi eficct of the boney and other healing ingredients, Jt stope the eases oo = g by S e m easily. It i a Ll’n&g of warmth and comfort. _é‘gy E‘:urki::‘d“‘lriuul fl"xi writes:— ol or 1 e s eway aod cleared my lungs Lee & Osgood Co. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and fer the District of Norwicl; on the 22d day of iarch, - 9. 3 Present—NELSOM J. AYLING, Judge Estate of Charles B, MeGarity, late of Griswold, in said District, deceased. Ordered. That . the 1 the credil cite of this order, on the signpost to the place. where Iddsdm od. jas dwelt, ai in the sai publishin same oOmce- paper having a circulation trict, and return to this Court. Judge. The ‘above ‘and foregoing is a true .0&{ of_reco! tesf: HELEN M. DRI ddeiba e towns lgeross the river, but by the Y |val Reserves is' home on short Iib- Edward J. Fenelon was in Boston on " A number of Westerty on the firing line in Buffum are Boys are now Major Arthur N. Nash has recovered sufficiently from his illness to proceed to the artillery school at Fort Mon- roe, Westerly is represented in that part of the Engiish fighting force, that is bearing the brunt of the initial attack of the German drive. The member of the Westerly Board of Trade who has persistently adyo- cated improvement in_the sidewalks ?‘5 ;Veswfll, is a residant of Pawca- The members of Miss Florence Pierce’s Sunday -school class will pre- sent a service flag with eighteen stars to the First Baptist chureh Sunday morning. ’ ‘The members of the Westerly Cath- olic club will receive communion at eight o'clock mass, Sunday, in Church of the Immacalate Con- ception. § Miss Charlotte B. Bryan, former stenographer in the muricipal court, Providence, hus enlisted in the nayy with rank of second class yeoman, and ordered to New London. Treasurer “James #. Pendleton has received forsthe Red Cross $40 from the ladies of the (ongregationgl church, the precceds from a recent supper givenat the church. Representative Davis of Westerly presented a resclution for payment of sundry amounts, amounting to $50. to the estate of C. H. Barber. Referred to committee on accounts and claims. ‘Westerly . automobilists are protest- ing against the inadequate service of jthe Groton-New London ferry. - One party was materially delayed not only by the boat making a-turn in the trip disar- rangement . of machinery on the al- leged new ferryboat, the Nathan Hale. There is a gang of fellows in Paw- catu and Westerly who would be {glad to ‘entér the bootlegging bu jness, for the money thers i« cowid them dbuy booze- for thems land ‘ot take the risk of arrest for ipankandling. They evidently are un- |zcquainted with the penalty for boot- {legging. ~ Wiillam Ciark, president of the Wil- Hiem Clark milli of the American | Thread company, says there is no truth in_the.reépdrt that there is soon to be a large addition to the mill in Paw. tatdek:” “He say8 the "high cost of Ia bor materials and machinery imakes - it sprohibitive. - No machinery lcan be. secureq from the other side i ut. regardless. of price if more spind- les could be purchased they would be {oporated. MYSTIC ot i Relatives Attend Norwich Funeral— Death of Sergt. Holmes Mallory— Mystic Manufacturing Company An- nounces Ten Per Cent. R 3 Mr..and Mrs. George W. Wilcox; Mr. and Mrs. Blmer Wilcox, Mrs. Moses Wilcox and Mrs. Clark were in Nor- wich Friday .to .attend the funeral of a relative, Mrs. James Lennen. Mr. and Mrs. R. I Francis of Paw- tucket are spending a few days in Mystic. . OBITUARY Sergt. ‘Holmes 'Mailo ; Word has been receiyed in Mystic of the death at his rooms ‘in The Eilt- more hotel, New York, of Sergt. Holmes Mallory,-son of Mr. and- Mrs. Robert Mallory "of New York. Mr. Mallory was a former Mystic resident and is a pariner of the Mallory Steam- ship Co. Death was due £o heart trou- ble, following grip. Besides his par- ents he leaves two brothers -Charles H. and Robert J. and a sister, Mrs. George E. Hite of New York, Ask For Clothing Friday and _Saturday-afternoons have been set by Mystic Branch of the Red Cross society as the time when all those having wearing' apparel for the-men, women and children among the French and Belgians in the terri- tory occupied ‘by - thé Germans may bring donations to Community hall, Wage Increase. The Mystic Manufacturing Co. has decided to give its employes in ail de- partmeénts a 10 per cent. increase in wages to take effect next Monday. The mill is busy with war orders, the looms be ing operateq night dnd day. Wae 100 Years Old. Mrs. A. L= Pitcher went to Waltham; Mass., called there by the death of | her gredt-aunt, Miss: Sophia Knight \b'::-o Was 100 years- old iast Septem- S. Julia Cromwell entertained the sewing society of Charity chapter, Or- der of Fastern Star, at her home on West Mystic avenue, Friday afternoon, Miss Marion Stevens entertained the Acroma club at her home on Pearl street, Thursday evening. Invited to Noank. 3 The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Meth- odist church of Mystic have-received an invitation from society of the Noank church. to attend the - Silver Link the birth social Tuesday evening, in_the N::;lyk charch, e 1;8 Mrs. George C. Lane will entertain the Monday €lub next week. Boy. Scouts: to, Aid in Liberty Loan -Campaign—Death e ' third Liberty Edwin P. Browiing, Jr,-of the Na- vs ‘Tewis dtid Miss Carolyn O, Yark. good bit of your contemplated outlay. TAPES AND BINDINGS DNGLISH TWILL TAPE in 10- vard rolis, all widths from % to 1 inch— ¥ Value price %o Value price 12¢ Value price 15¢ Value price 15c Value price 20c Value - price 20c Value price 25¢ W. & N. BIAS SBEAM TAPE in 6- yard pieces— / No. 1, value 10c.. Noj 2, valee 10¢ No. 3, value 12%c No. 4, value 12% Sale price 10c No. 5, value 16c.-....Sale price 12c RICK RACK BRAID 15¢ value. Sale price 12)z¢ 17c ‘value. .Sale price 14 1%c value.. .Sale price 16c 10c WARREN'S FEATHER- BONE. in black or white— 7" Sale price 7¢ 15¢ WARREN'S “WEIGHTED TAPE in black or white— _Sale price 8¢ .Szle price 8¢ .Sale price Sale price 10c 25¢ SNAP TAPE in black or white.......o.ct .....Sale price 19 CARPET BINDING in all colorse«..u. . .e......Saje price 3c 10c FAVORITE BIAS SEAM TAPE in sizes 1 to 5..8ale p}riee 5¢c 25¢c HOOK and EYE TAPE in black or white........Sale price 19¢ LADY DAINTY LINGERIE TAPE, 10-yard pieces in pink, blue or white, regularly 12%c a piece .....Sale price 10c 25c TAFFETA SEAM EBIND- G in black, white and col- ors. teeensenes...Sale price SILK LISLE ELASTIC of best quality, all sizes from %-inch to 1-inch— Value .Sale price 3¢ Value price 6c Value price 8c Value price 10c Value price 12¢ Value price 14c Value price 16c PRINCESS SKIRT ‘BELTING (cotton)— Value 10c a yard—$1.00 a piece— 2 Sale price 8 a yard—75c a piece Value 1,21: & yard—$1.20° a piece— « : Sale price 10c a yare=$1.00 a piece PIONBER SKIRT BELTING (silk)— Value 19c a , yard—$L90 a piece— 1 Sale pripe 15c a yard—$1.35 a piece Value 25c a - yard—$2.50 a plece— : Sale price 21c a yard—$2.00 a piece PINS AND NEEDLES COMMON PINS in . medium sizes.. Sale price 2 papers for 5c 10c STA PUT.PINS..Sale price 5¢ 15c - KIRBY and BEARD MOURNING PINS in boxes— Sale price 12¢ 10c COMMON PINS on papers— ~ Sale price BRASS PINS of good quality— Sale price 8c a paper 5¢ WHITE HEAD PINS in boxes, imported......Sale price 3¢ IRIS SAFETY PINS, numbers 1to3. viesss....Sale price 4c 'BELT PINS in' Mat. Jet or %%hliate...‘l..‘ ........ Sale price 4c 7¢ INVISIBLE. HAIR PINS in cabinets, assorted sizes— Sale price 5S¢ 17%c HAIR: PINS in cabinet, large size. ..Sale price 10c HAIR PINS fn Amber or Shell finishes— Vx;lfie 12%c¢ Sale price 10¢ -Sale price 13¢ Value 15¢: ROBERT'S PAPRABOLA NHEEDLES, value 8c..Sale price 5¢ CLINTON SAFETY PINS in sizes 0 to 3....Sale price 5¢c'to 8c HUMP HAIR PINS in sizes 1 to 5, assorted sizes in paper— Value 6c..,.........Sale price vv.....8ale price D HATR PINS of best quality, sizes 1% to 4— - Sale price 4c 8¢ MOURNING PINS in boxes— Sale price 5c & THREAD WILLIMANTIC THREAD, black or white, in sizes 30 to 70.. ..Sale price 6 for 27c COATS THREAD, black or white, in sizes 8 to 200— Sale price 55¢ a dozen WILLINGTON BASTING THRBEAD, sizes 8 to 70, black or ‘white; ... BLACK SEWING SILK, 100- yard spools.......... Sale price 8¢ 12¢ DARNING SILK in boxes of assorted colors, 12 spools in SEWING SILK on “Tom Thum” spools, 12 to a box— 7 Sale price 5c MERRICK'S and COAT’S DARNING COTTON— Sale price 2c IDHAL DARNING COTTON in blick only...Sale price 21c a dozen SINGER MACHINE BOB- BINE S T Sale price 4c a box J. 0. KING'S BASTING THREAD, sizes 40 to 60— Sale price 2 for 9¢ H. B. MERCERIZED MEND- ING COTTON, 100-yard balls in all colors..........Sale price 9¢ H. B. MENDING WOOL, all COlorS. ..ven. Sale price 4c a card DEXTER'S WHITE KNIT- TING COTTON, sizes 4 to 12— Sale price $1.50 a“box HOOKS AND EYES AND FASTENERS /BETTY HOOKS and EYES in black or white, sizes 0 to 3— Salé price 3¢ 10c HOOKS and EYES of best quality in black or white, sizes 0.tod...... R Sale. price 7c 7¢c DE LONG SNAP FASTEN- B all sizes in black or Whites 2 v L S 10c WILSNAP FASTENERS in black or white, sizes 000 to 1~ Saie price GOOD QUALITY DRESS FASTENERS " in black or white, value 10c......Sale pricé CLING SOCKET FASTENERS in sizes 00 to 3, black or white. Sale price 12c a dozen BUTTCNS FRESH WATER PBARL BUT- TONS, 14 to 24 line..Sale price OCEAN PEARL BUTTONS, 12 to 36 line............Sale price 8c SUIT and TRIMMING BUT- TONS. Big bargains in this lot. Mounted 3 or 6 buttons to a card........Sale price 4c and 8c UNIVERSAL BONE BUT- TONS, either black or white— 22 line, value 7c.....Sale price 27 line, value 8c.....Sale price All Wooden Button Moulds at Spe: Sale Prices 3 & HOSE SUPPORTERS SEW-ON HOSE SUPPORT- ERS of good quality— Sale price 18¢c | SanaIe oNotiims i | And Home Dressmaking Supplies ' 'BEGINS THIS MORNING § It is hardly necessary to say more. .Sale price 3 for 10c ale price 7e‘ - 15c valuBes...... These Semi-annual Sales of Notions have become an established fact, and every thrifty woman in Norwich, who sews at all, has come to appreciate them. need for the Spring and Summer sewing. Now is the time to buy all you The sale prices will save you a - 15c - SEW-ON HOSE SUP- PORTERS.... Sale price 10¢ SUPPORT- BRSO ..Sale price 25¢ 50c PAD HOSE SUPPORT- HRS.. ..o ..Sale price 42¢ C. M. C. HOSE SUPPORTERS— 17c size. ..Sale price 14c 19c size. Sale price 15¢ 21c¢ size... Sale price 18¢c 35c size... . ..Sale price 28¢c CHILDREN'S HOSE SUP- PORTERS with rubber but- tons, four sizes in black or white, value 15c.....8ale price 10c MISCELLANEOUS SKIRT MARKERS with 8-inch post, complete and ready to uSe......- s Tt £ Sale price 23¢ SHOE POLISHES, best makes, paste or liquid in black, tan or white— .Sale price 12¢ 20c value.. .Saie price 25¢ OMO DRESS SHIELDS Biger3. sive i Sil N Sale price 24c .Sale price 27c .Sale price 30c .Sale price: 36c SKIRT and COAT HANGERS ‘which will fold up, value 10c— Sale price 2 for 15¢ CUSHION. GRIP PANTS HANGHRS. ...-......Sale price 4c SCISSORS, 3 to 6-inch— Value 25c.. ; .Sale price 21c Value 29¢c. price 24¢ Value 36c.. .Sale price 27¢ STOCKING DARNERS— Sale price 5c 10c YANKEE MENDING TISSUB in 3 colors. .Sale price 8¢ 7c LISLE CORSET -LACES, five yards long...... Sale price 5c LINEN or LISLE CORSET LACES, 8 yards long— Sale price %¢ 17¢ “PLATINUM” CORSET CLASPS, sizes 10 to 14— 3 Sale price 22¢ ECLIPSE CORSET CLASPS. .Sale price 19 OVAL HAT ELASTIC in black or White. .i.ueaueeut Sale price 4c 35¢ TWILLED ELASTIC in four colors. Sale price 2%¢ TAPE MEBASURES..Sale price 4c DRESSMAKER'S and TAIL- OR'S CHALK— Sale price 25c a box SILVER THIM- .Sale price 4c CELLULOID THIMBLES— Sale price 4e DUSTING CAPS—Sale price.. 8c SHOE LACES of best quality— Sale price 8c BLACK TUBULAR SHOE LACES, two grades— No. 1 .Sale price 3 for No. 2.. .8ale prics § for FOOT FORM DARNERS— < Sale price COLLAR BANDS...Sale price TOMATO PIN CUSHIONS— s Sale price EYE SHIELDS......S8ale price 10c SUNSET SOAP DYES in all colors...««.......Sale price COLORITE in all colors— Sale price SHOE TREES.......Sale price KID CU! GERMAN BL 7 e8 o o222 ¥ Sale price 9¢c a bunch STAY WAVE HAIR CURL- ER.. ..Sale price 8 a card IRONING WAX......Sale price 1o ELASTIC SANITARY BELTS....c0000s....Sale price 22¢ SANITARY APRONS— r Sale price 45¢ NEEDLE BOOKS with assort- ed Needles and Darners— Sale price 25¢ - Stonington ) Four German airmen with two aero- of Holmes Mallory i1 | planes were s He_was |isiand of Mano and a ser-}a.Copenhage: EARE e gt S L reh, new Ac C of the | President, accow; the days ago, and|United States Army Staff, has b:n‘ ters 0r'l'llu‘hu and Commer: n message says that they {killed in an aeroplane accident at an|left Lisbon on a visit to the i 2 Easter Apparel In General SUITS AND COATS IN PARTICULAR Last week saw thé. launchi of the modes that are destined to rule for this Spring and coming Summer. With Easter so near the work of assembling the' new wardrobe must begin in earnest. Notable groups’of ‘apparel are especially featured in our big depart- ment—apparel which stands in readiness to meet every demand, es- pecially where the decision is to some extent bounded by the price. All the successful style-themes are presented in absolute complete- ness, in- Suits, in Coats, in Frocks, and in the beautiful Blouses. The pleasure of selection is added to when one has choice from assortments so varied.as these—when examination reveals tailoring s0 good, and styles so desirable. COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, BLOUSES AT PRICES WHICH WILL INTEREST BRASSIERES SPECIALLY PRICED TODAY 50¢ Brassieres Only 25¢ ‘We are closing out a lot of good Brassieres today at Half prices Every size is here with the wion of 88. They are trimmed with good laces and.embroideries and are built on the button-in- back model. Now is your chance. WHILE THEY LAST-—AT HALF PRICE Not Returnable None Exchanged Neone.on Approval Spring Millinery NEW PARIS IDEAS—ALSO GUR OWN EXCLU- ; SIVE ORIGINATIONS - With Easter but one week away the Millinery assumes the greatest importance, so a word about some of the beautiful creations which we show is not amiss. 3 Very large or very small are the new Spring Hats, made of rough straws, fine Milan, highly glazed straws, or combinations of straw with Georgette Crepe, Taffeta or Sati New Poke Hats with short, up-turned brim ‘at the back, and wide, curved brir at the front; new variations in Helmet Hats. = Sailors with wide or narrow brim Turbans, Hats with large bows of Taffeta, Moire or Faille Ribbons. Special—About 150 Specially Trimmed Hats Only One of a Kind—All Styles FROM $3.98 UPWARD = o Neckwear Which Is Different . THE “CANARY” s+, THE LAST NOTE IN i3 MEN’S SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS The colorings are new, the ma- terial is a pure silk in a fancy Armure weave, and the Ties which are an extra large shape are made with slip-casy band. If you want something classy and different from the usual, buy one of these. ONLY 65¢c Major Sidonio Taes, the Portuguese| As a result of the Government's in- 2 Minis- | sistence upon arbitration, the Argen- . and- - ‘has | tine railway strike is at an end, and|] gy train services have been re-estob- & ce, south of | the