Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 13, 1918, Page 7

hc“nflmm LADY ASSISTART 1s Answered Pramplly Day and Night 28 Main Stfeet g] ?aw in th . Storm warnin, tHié Atldntle o from Déldware breakwater to Bastpos Winds for Thursday und Ffidny. Noi flantic: Fresh strong | nésda: * and thundeb - Middle Atlantié: Stron: difainishing Thursday &f( wéather, In a brief caucus lasting about 25 minutes and attended by about 40 re- Publicans in the town hall 6n Wed- dy cvening, the Jelégatés of that to the state convention at Har' on June 25 and 23 ahd to t GongFaesional and cdunty CORVERtioRS Férecast. @ |Wers &166ied, and the téwn committee é1L. Sonth, New England: Clearing and is Gooler Thursday: Friday fair. Obsétvations in Nétwich. Th (nlhwm' e téported ffo VM show thé changé A good stock of TEAM HARNESS, EXPRESS HAR- NESS and AUTO ROBES at 'THE L. L. CHAPMAN €0, 14 Bath Strest, Norwich, Conn. a Cofiffiittee Chairman _Hé P' &xlefl the caumcus to o etber Lerou was eldcte A, w‘i(h Harry L. Péterson as !\13: délégates were elébted ak fol- 1hért J. Baitey, JEsépR H. e :md the blréflie esday fc i3 - T én, Arthur C. Brown, Will T T tfl,gt““ 1Bwis 1—Charles !A" 8t a:h 73, 1 s JOSEPH BRADFORD SCbbpdiisodi, eller, k. W Hs n Predictions 4o Weanesda¥: Parhy —L drew B. Davies, A. Eloudy and Jarmgh Edward Crooks, Walter BOOKBINDER Stank Eé&u Made dnd k_u‘wd Grder EROADY € oueivmg was the town commit- n, all being re.¢lections e Bri taKES the is about TEAMING AND TRUEKING |55 DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND H REASONABLE PRICES A. D. LATHROP : : ki mocratic eaffe | Thkadeds L Erenms were electéll At tHE an You I Gl oo o s : and_ Rédlin- » DUNNS T86TH POWBER abe 1l PredEFeEs I8 cadtn, S5UEHR Bommunity sugfii Msting— Yale Club Meets—Other vm‘:gd m!smm for the democratic. cau\us m Mmmmsmem.;hu dlected Throughout Except For Filling One Vacaey L sl e, o M and huue—fwn eledt dele;n es ‘to the probaté &bn: vertion row. Preston Republicans. W dne-flay évening tlie repul nufi thé t@wn of Preston el dlegatés fo ethé n‘ Aridus convenn@ns Qg the to with Wilfgmt B. MitéHél as chal Sherwéod B. Pottét lerk. weré about 35 presen: g?fié? ge‘é electe 22 ates, Jonri P. HéHoweil, Willidi B. Mitchell afid Georgs Mans: fad. aJ—Tru bull dhnglficg Fongre sion illidsd R, Pflter, Af: Dr Perdieton; ton DAW] 4‘7 &sc fle Harkness, Résditet Hie SMavhar " Theofors Milolfi Sher et—ubé-'. Bénjathin 4 BARAFR Hollowel, Ch 5 oltsing were esgtea édmmittéé—Sherwood B, Potter, thur Whitmarsh, Hi 3 o Spragus Republicans. édnésday ev! iBE 4t répiblican e i e e LY following flelm)‘.ea State convantién=— 8 UiR . Baik, J. Tountain, Béilie. Senatorial . conventioh—Henry - Be- Iangér, Sr., Heéroert P. Watson, Both of Pantipaug HIl 3 Sgional — Thomas . Welsker, ¢ Raltic, Arthi? 7 itie was electbd @ fotis¥s: John C. Stgveps, Oséar fifl'fl!s aé 4 B. Barnes of ah U ER TS Hill and ér! 6 lect 3 Whtsdn of Pautipaud illiam G. Park of Hangver. 8 A7 Seetdns tha ke it Sold &t DUNN'S PHARMACY | % MAIN STREET &OVERNMENT ORDERS FOR THE RED CROSS jent Need For Mars Workers_at Ohes. News. Fednesdar atternoon mé ?venlfi of \he ccmmuml\' shwing ngs ¥as ld fie. Sunday achvml roam _of t‘.mne\l.lz Cohgregationdl ch\\zehzuhng on Urgent 1«&’5 8 ladies prededt. THgl b un g and knitting wére dorié for #he Red Cross. Yale Club Meeting, Tuesday evening the Yals their_regular meeting in their Fith a ®ond jing_lovalty. The succes of thr wwar (ind éam. sdrfi! bo mainta BR ™ on Nortn Miin surest = s ; 2 . KSH number present, including several. of| Not onlv the rezular work: special - F. C. JACKSON xh" mni members. gbvernment erdvrf have just —been natare :, Was l'l‘fl!lc ind adjourni A edr: Village Bri in- orkél 15 made is gso“ PR. D. J. COVEE ||t & t rnque: e milldf ¥ith the work to us fegular In attendancé at the head- : ira ?a g . ; ohn Syllivan of Nefth Main strest |5 DEN i #e T R0 W e ‘fifii‘: ,“Q"‘,e‘;"“,{"‘f, 4 Nerwich to iénd the .-Lssmxm _ Mias Hel -2 g\“!"eflf ord 15| 5pRsr that thess increasea Aemands 2 : N : 2 vigiting fei n&g ) ofth MEln street. | ek 203 Mam St., Norwich, Ct. N W way in Which we edn g A2 é{a;"/*m 2 ’“.M':gg%"’ sut urseives in fore direst toueh Off-s Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 b m. n the Viilags WEARLEIAF af- | < and sailofs then {ernoon. through this depaitment of the Red Telephone o3 Cioae. HefBart Jonnson 6¢ Cestral avenus | 1o 1 Qpl reta after viditing friends in| ~: ——— | Ner#lch Town. o in Merchant Marine: Hamilton Watches i Soaah [ Nt et Pifbchl Bti M fa 1 Aufiber 6f Ameridht All Grades peint “ew"gt—m“' Mag | no hava JuEs Bhseed axaminath Boston for merchant oh the United Atiantic siaifon by Card of 31 Tsfigh Streé . Tuslay evening the Taftville fockle club held their ragulat meet- Ing ih their FBoms ‘en with 5 Aood atténdah I he gecrsta we"’ ¥8 Tosd and secepn iRess ¥as ‘transasted. Several ne: lnembés were ‘]5‘6(] n, aftet #hich THE WM FRISWELL CO. 25-27 Frafklin Strist S OVERHAULNG AND REPAIR WORK to 4t them for a & ¢ & ernmert pronounces Bf a8 muth im portance at this time as o the trghoh the 2 party from Springfield, \tass, and IAvitatiohs Out, othérs will sodn Dbe openafl. Ine l'u::‘%s havée béen issued by Mp 5 Rfl!maré &t Cadhip 53 o!’f& eraft have coine forfard &ni siva arhma Yava KITEMAUG EAMP 18 SOON TO BE GPEN duhiss Neval Remevists AR 1o Thain on_Yaekts, afp _suncilisrs ha ‘!‘v (3 ma Sfit\ iof hatal résérves th get thé cai fi? i to readiness b (é CHRhE °s for the Summér eoursd of fhsin: ing. The camp will opéen no¥% M a fe% woe Spécial arrangements are- if_Bréed ‘of' furmahint the boys Wil li f”“ tnmlnfi“t%flgs tk Térk on privats vl:h'.il BE: fere by the dwners, rty 8fs bf sailing éraflt ah voluntsered to take out frélm fA%e to 20 _ead ti v! Gha 2avi 65 k4 m Broadwar, 6% York, Ain the AmeFisan Tacht club of H¥s, was e fm [ take up the 1884 Of HNE Junior Na- val Reservists practical sed traininz on yachts this summer, and he called 4_meeting which was atténded #b8iit 25 vachtswen, imetuding C, O Iselin, H. de Parsons, Nelson Macy 4 Now Jersey have @b- inted mm commitists o intersst hair members in taking ihe Junlor Teservas on practice crilses. Amionz the clubs that have been mbst the_uBder- t &ht elub, American Yacht cub o Rye, and Orienta Yacht cub of Mamate- | & % chaitfan of the Orisnta s Jhsaph Bister of 020 Broas M asshriatss an ‘omiRedsre Swed- Wiltiam Ramuel Jo! Léavitt has pertohaliy for two cadets for ht and a?kflfi 1 A the | . a 0 damage uit agai Not Ceme Wednesday.Are Coming Tudly. ffir (he navgl ré- i-‘lid liud 6!% n!ivaéi o!ue in {gfi fown hu% fi A Mo will, AL Mg e :ere ot s 1o g8 the héc ransportation arranged for Wednesday. B i, ioiHias dfl{fi &na énroil= dvé come here S e 5 an he sui sha).:ehm & intoh and Stephen |, 8 enastapier has aiko By o §eomanalc sorvice. RUBTIEN & STARTS AT Wln&gq&mlfmms PLACE Gla Panard AuldmeBils Was 8514 on Bid of §132. a gr 8fite, 4bing #ivics, ana_sold | lu wlth tga Straw it fn p-e Anéu b 'g {(‘? g r and h’tltbfl m. the Wit BSE i Yantc Wedries- 2 quantily of farm & gsfis aléj hs hat= d58es, NOUSEROIA Foods an r a iclés. 106 fiunterGus to menliun were C kfio%e ddnwn m buyers who ins in ctio & i ; ué whén_ the: i fl{’fl BEEAR (8 move Fap bidding Wwal detive. The ménts, wagons, 8., were mfig;g;uate ‘E"m‘l'&f b the shtarr Biilig dnd eas 4 s&efiicéi nd hmugn fairly Pfl 88 26r 4B auction, dut Whic Ar belo¥ the acti: aom of the & Heles: . Amohy the Bost Potable things for, gals the old Panhara aits- Mobile, the aret forGlen car to be aid_start | ¢ and ths | w 2. » N rlé of it guick: ®us and will surely ruf you hair if = there is nothing so effective as Paris- 160 sage, Which' you éan gét from Leé ish ‘dand fallin pérfumed. means use Parisian Sy v | commi practic; Reoms 220-221; Thayer Build- ! DM Woodward, D.C.. &xcept Wadnesday and Suaday, from e dandruff you must get it's pesitively danger: u don’ driiffy héads mean faded, brittie Sorazely NP that Anally d falls out—new hair will hell you are bald and 1ol ot grow ing Ip you. The only suré way, g &bolish dan- dFUIT f0f Bo0d 18 {0 Aestioy the that causes it. gern To do this quickiy ifely and safely and at little expense; Thkyuf;mmthmformwmflfl-vvlh in evidence on homes, business ufacturing plants. If you are not yet provided with an Amerlean Flag, wninflhplnnfluqnm = STANDAQD ALL WOG. BUNTING FLAGS Sizé 4x6 feet—$ 6.76 Size 5x8 feet—$10.00 DEFIANCE BUNTING FLAGS They are cotton, but lock like wool, and the excellence of material insures satiefactary service. Size 4x 6 feet—$3.78 Size 5z 8 feet—3$5.78 Size Bx10 feet—8$8,00 Osgood Co. and goot diugsists yivhere. Tt is guarantéed to ban- | ff, stop ifching sealp and: afitt promote & AEw | fie eost, sfall a8 it 1§ wml lfofl that supplies all haii- fdeds— le liguid neither sticky or easy, easy to apply, and delicately son thigk ! of by ali If vou waiit gtrous halr, D =hegin tonight—a little attentibn flfi\\ sures abundant haif for years to, The practice recently eshdustsd lw 0. ZIMMEEMAN, B. €., Chi g, Norwich; Gsfn; has Been -taken ho will be at e office every day 'PRINTED COTTON FLAGS These are excellent Fligs for eccasions when it is wot des | sirable to use one more expensive. 5 p. M Tuesddy. Fridiy and Baturday, & i 10:30—=11.30 Msnday aRd Friday, 8-7 b m. Other Hours by Appoiftment €83 1A thi vicinity, ohd prebably %bllxli at that thme afoudd $10,600. 'hé biddigs StaFied ai $25 and tha ? was findlly knbeiéa dewn _for 152 A paif of hordes brsught $350 ;u'ltflelqhs and Wagbns brouglt from 1 t6 357 TAtd iR tfie nflemobn thie sale of the housel ds fas taken up and & namm— P Sikcan ot Prohituts Fere ais of at moderate prices. ¥ fine Japanege ani Cl n¥Ee Ward BRGuEht good prices. An ;g chip modél Was knocked down at| 3 _The t®s suttionaets Fove first ciags |1 théir running line of v humorous remarks|; M O % purch&**d the same N:‘é i‘fi‘ch Was an old fashione ififer gonz met, and one Bine the articlé in poksession of the 23 to take it away from One grasped one side and the I:SF hhfll ofi té the opposite side shsued until it ‘“HA ln ;e‘lmtur who pointed | & 8 Weal hbr Efir’\lfln’ns ‘ware not of the best but the ofity of the peéo Ble stayed until the ARISA when alarse | Bumbes o srles vet femain o be | bi dispoeed ot tod tofay. p HOLBS COURT LATE S it {d Jude Kesler l\e-em- Decision m‘“ $10/800 Autemobile Case. Superier cburt here unlil. § e'ctioc Wednesday evening so that the argu fents night de compidted in the 310, Frank T for injuries re- Preston of klmgh ar oid boy, Sarafini eetved Monte Doy ¥as struck by an automob: longing to Mr. Preston on- Aug. 18, in strest in front of Mortesi houss. Bvidence in the case was_presente a_week a¥b bafors Judge Kol the argaments had been pastpe jagresment 3f the eounsel in the - Attorney Aliyn L. Brotwn opened Tor the diaintif and was followed by At- ¢ A. W, Pierce 6f Waterbury, who | e od the liability compan carried the insurahte for Mr. Pr NY(m and was eontesting the claun of dam- ages by the piaintifl. The conclud arfument was shade for the_plain:iff | By Attorney Rederich Douglas ot's;‘. 2 Seadsh to 1he Thar- TR OF ALL KINDS ON fiagé of th&ic dgughtér. Nisie, and D e A [ Athal X8R 37| A8 T H. Bushnell of Hunul\l‘tes UTOMOBILES, 1&tning, Tune Bih, otSiE ooeh ot i Bt S 5 s attin at the Norwith Town CARRIAGES, WAGONS, |t Congresationdl church, Taftifle,lgl'®ai "Vongsy atternoon, the : . horse .bésame htened and fan TRUCKS and CARTS Brief Mention. atross the Sréén. Bushell wae | Adbiph 14ep6la hos enlistél in the | thrown 1fof the wagon, his fAé Was Mithanical Repaire, Painting, Trim-|U:. 5. Na¥al Réserves. cut and bAé #b was broken. The Mihg, Upholstering and Wood Wk, - TS gom F8A 68 and was' caught nead Blackemithing in ali its branceh, Jora Sufi !f&nlc m & vis- | Park church. H6F 18 the ¥l Memerial Ma At Bacrdd Meatt chufch fhorning gn amnive ¥hass $r MFs. Mary Rooner was Cele- Drated by Rev. C. W. Brennan. Ther whs a_large attenance. The chol sang duting the mass. Miss iary Buckley rendered at ths dffertory D Prafundis ana a waiting hymn, Jesus, Lover of My Soul. B A Smal of Nofwich has aveapt. td a positioh as drugist at the Taft- ville Pharmacy. Scatt & Clark Corp. 507 to 515 NoflthnSk , Joseph Peltier ang Herman Chen- hetis have mfl!fl their poeitions lfl] the SMBATHE H Tor. Mattwell ’N-ommm hab enjist- P8 in the aviation corpe as lieutenant ahd expects 16 4A6M at 3linetla sHOA. et s WILLIAM C. YOUNG | Suctessor STEFSON & FooNa CARPENTER and BUILDER Hald Cabinet Meeting. cabinet meeting of the C. E. §b- cisty Was heli Wedneeday evening at NORWICH TOWN ihe heme of the PliMnL ,Yaha‘ L. 9 —— B Hast ToWn strest. Mat- ?:"., :;*,M::: e o fight mes F. Thuretdn Losks Over Prop. | ters of business were @is ed and a Teicohons West Main 84 | MY &t QuonochuntaugacF. M. Bugh. | 00171 time coioved There w4 bes s | W81 Has Rib Broken When Thrown |* i From Wagon. “:'m n 'r)xumnmrehmel Q\gom imp to Bast Beaoh, Quoa- dchona) n, 1, to ook after his guest for m‘:‘:h u?nh aa a a¥s of Mr. and Nu Tickup whe have been passing the Wintér near the shere. The cot- Sy he’ soms. winier. bt ons o] o - winter, & - cated on u. cu: :.n m,#é m 2 Mr. and Mrs. Richara Carter and foundation partly washed away. i | family moved the first of fhe woek Fuller eaxng‘ is alreafly secupitd by {from No. 81 Sturtevant street to No. ~ {5 on the same stree: Heard ard Sean. Inez Wopdwbdrih has réturned to HartPord after two weeks' visit at her home on West Town street. Mijss Arviipe Combies 8 Tamner street has returned atter a few @avs spant with Mies Louise Long, at Cres. tent Beach. Fred Exley of uwnw:e Mass., 'who just réturmed West has Epent a short time at the home of George Thorp on Sturtevant wtreet. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright, aad ren, hale tewarncd to Medford after n\ml wetks' Hilisife, ] visit with 5dr :mfl lus W. G. Ritchen o Of West Town rs. Albert Méiner of Humtington ue was a recemt vaMer in Willie 0 uél Thorne, Jr. has réquesied two for h are pending. hristopher Hannevig of Glen Cove has also offered the use of his famous raging vacht, the E: 3 jar Naval Resetves vacht that beat the kais: few vea WENT TO WESTERLY To EASTERN STAR MEETING Sachemn Chapter Members See Visita tion by Rhode fsland Grard Offi- cers, cht a Abaut twenty No. 37, Bastern Star, went 1o on Wednesday cvening by the 545 d'cloek trolley dur to_attend the meeting of the Westerly Bastern Star chapter hith war to kave an ofbeial visitation from the Risde Is- ladd zrand offees. POUN“IS AND PATWT‘. Annual Juns Sovia) Mesting Attended | by Norwich Members. { the Connectitut chapter of the Found- o Taesdny. Over 50 @ o5 SeBem- bled &t 11 o'cloek for the openiag ses. zarden, . Mre. Frank A Cordin, state presi- dent of the meeting. ;:ss part of the state were: Narwich, to be Cm on J-n 30, 1918 fod the o postmaster at lee has an mnnual chmpensation i ovew Anplitamts must have reached their twenty-first but o6t thedr sexity-Bfth examina. mnmsmum > | platatilt claims that the sembdors of Sachet ! g The amnual sdtial June medting of Patriots of Amerita wWas held m New London sion in the dalt rovm"Bn the hotel red? thapter, presided at the Delegates attending the session from . Mrx. Neison D. h-nn tmn Baste. m”&‘- * actaar ide | Avtbur F. Locke, 1924 United States within tha delivery of the 0:1» usa Intantry, first Com: ap- and 9 Ketiar réserved d»m Plaintiff ahd defendant m: 3 claims as t how the accident h.\m)er 41 o4 when the smell boy was hit inthe] gireet in front of his home and suf fered a fractnred skuill With whi ¥as in the hospital for 26 ga he {1 wak cross- | ing the street from the east to the)! Wwest side in 2 diagonal direction an was struck the right ear by ih. 167t antl forward end of the automo bile. The defendants clzim that up\ pn was on the dther side of the stre. Just before he was hit and (hat came dut sufierly from behir Wagon. SAILING REGULATIONS FROM THIS PORT | ¢ 1 |To B °“mred Frqm Naval Rautlmu q Oizer ot Newport, Ship own nis, xnd m vossels I the Sscond Navar D in &l porss from Chatham, New Som@ior, Cown., inclusive, desir- ng the information reza ulation or route vessels this port are advised to] fnterview. the sertion commander |The mearest section, or tommunica T the maval routing office ® Bellumy their ourse. entwely ontside the customs control | in fbroe unfler the orders of the se Tetary of the treasury. It is Jesin that aii Wwlermatidn collect Tirers he communica information, New London 244, New Londlon, Conn, Naw Loéndon, No. 3%, at Possible moment. NAME NIANTIC CAMP AFTER GAPTAIN LOCKE | Whers State Suard Officers Wiil fi--, ceive n-xr Instruction. The Etate GM officers’ camp of, ot{insmoetion. o be held At he siate iter Fuly ) huvn as henor of Cantain Conn., selcphons | t1 N il in the necticat Na- - {1iona] Guard sfieer to De Xilled in ac- ton in the préseal war. The name for nmp has, beeil awthorized by ordens issaed om Weunes@ay from the Mm ®f the militaty emergen- | E When (‘xynd visits Boston he dis- gar@s his bow and urow and wses o Pran eapbIET. % i 401 i n ed 1o give every contestant | 7 feet x 1 inch— 60c i o ‘:‘v ‘lnfiz\‘fih:;‘(‘i‘l:lf ”‘.::if vh'mr\!!! ‘6‘] 8 feei ¥ i{ ?fia“— ,& % 16 contestints a fine chatice (o 20u- | 8 feet x 114 inch— 60c i Mary wnson TO HEAR Anqumzms.‘,\"“ {the entertainment &rounds to rm\- the | mo ‘sz |09 and the haidor regulations at prosent | op Box | the Size 4x6 feet=—$2.00 “Size ‘BB feet—3$3.00 FLAG POLES—ALL SIZES. 188 LEONTINA CAYOUETTE LEADS MOOUSE CONTEST) W Vates Cast For Most Pepular] Young Lady—Crowd at Carnival ] 10 feet x 1Y, inch—8$1.28 12 feet x 2 inch==$1,05 1 inch Star Holders— & 1%%&*“— fina \leade W adie Fitsgerald . The third successful session g Mso: Carnival Wednesdar night sed with biz erowds swarming over Battle Grounds to enjoy th@ Wwor ers that are pr ements that are b the famous Finn's Overiand Starting earl 12 hows. hg then, nd woéndars that Martial Rassi. Observe Wndependetics Day. i Bvery community in being utged to atrange for m X observance of S Fourth, planning appropriate bration at this time When soldiers are fighting in France for the principles of freedom laid down b¥ ihe signers of the Declaration of In- igger nizhts nIr“. e nights have]Baward Clarke E school teachers of Volantown e basket of Iilies and carmatiows, John ; wreath - from © Dearpi anding cross from Mr. and| Campbell .and ~fami the MeGuire 1 Order of s of the | crzavization. Messrs. from Moose, | War bureaus and town committees {9t ‘the (‘onnecunut State Council of’ njDefemse have received special com- ns this week from the <oy ol eaXtg attention to the u\\genb heed of preparing for the sort of af ! sign Amy \\av‘rbn Plan WEAVER—Th Central 1818, a gaughter Thomas Weaver BLASS —In Hartlord, gon. Donald Card, Sdward n tnat will G honor to! thel nation, the state, and the lads fight- ing “owr there.” 1 Village, Juhe to Mr. and Mrs 1913, and Jure 10- Mr. Aigerman’s Election Expenses. Pierre Bthier, elected demotraticy alderhan, incurred expenses of $10 in the recent city election, comflhmg, that amount fo the town committes, {according to the statement filled wx~h) "Towm Clerk Charles §. Holbrook. BINGH 1918, a daunghter his. Rovért Bingham, Ir. ¢ dam. his lebrant nuptial an_Ave MARRIED i I "|| INCIDENTS IN .SOCIETY fnie E.Mpikic of —owamAY 2, 187 X ice. ‘John r{m Briage _ Mr. and_Mrs. Charles:J Caréw, of ! Atlantic City, formerly of “om&.l are registeied at the ‘Wauregan. Dr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Jensen anil son have returned from a visit in| Brookline. Dr. Jensen is to teach at| Aurora college the ensuing vear. o Misy Hlizabeth SObt,ewho has been| spending & vear in town, as & Epb- cial student at the Art; school, leaves today for her summerfhome at Kit- tery Point, Muine. Church & Allen, 15 Main Street é 1 | ! { Lucy Clarke. ardner, Mrs. Wheeler _wife of man ( R A Shv HOLMWE 3] ! CLARKE—In Ha. Mrs. L fl‘}ue igman. Clarke of - RDTGESTION M0 CONSTIPATION rd, Jume 11,1918, - C . widow of ¥ was_in| broth , of ] tie~ weia, | 101st Ma. | m the firing | { 41 will e held from the daughter and burial will home of e in 2 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN FUNERAL. Arthur A, Gaudsits, Geraniums, Begonias, Fuchsias, Caletisy Hlictrope; Saivies, Petunias “Ver:! Asters, Cosmes, and | (or Fruit Liver Tabiets). | them. To the suzptise of iy, doéter, Ibegan to improve and he adrised e to g0 on with “Fgita-Hoes”. 1 consider that INwe mv life o “Fruit-a-tives” and Dwini to say to {1 those who sufer from Indigestion, Constipation or Headaches — tty “Trait-a-tives”and you willgetwell, YO‘RT\ . “‘DREA{ 2 Funcral Designs—Wedding Decorations P. VER STEEG, Florist. |37 Lafaystte Strest. Phone 7604 SHEA & BURKE 41 Main Street Flmeralectnn ictor Dupont of ves and iriends Corcester, Dan- Jewert Civ in St. Mar Tndertaker had tharge of the funeral artangements. Among-the many forai tributes were the following: Piliow from wife. heart