Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 7, 1918, Page 8

We have complied with the*Goyemmentgrequest to be safisfied with & reasonable«profit and to keep the quality up to _ Size Box ‘The:Same Price — feiilens Qur increased veiume of sales, foresight in buying and rigid economy in manuiicture,.enable you to buy SuivorA At The Same Price As Always—-Ten Cents 50 Good Shines to the Box Good for Leather Makes Shoes wear longer and look better Black - Tan - White - Red - Brown planned E as soon 1own church week Sup éasia of M'Iwenva were m n are Newton ¢ r children still under work Groto m \Works, 1 poe LY a rusty’ nail, early bis period nd then narrowly 1 recent accid his family wemg d Buell Union Emily B g 2ber of | COX. Aspinook tenements, School street, By i or the home praver circles ou ;forgn Jf!ft rl;nI: T or| Ashiand aver bridge, Palmer avenue. r ted 1o attend, and 3 5 ] ” does not interfere with the Unit- gt B KL gty and Mrs. Henry Wooa of An- ed War Work campaign of next weel, oo v v B Plabigs o Py ¥ in ezl ‘good republicans of as pledges ure d for, and money e <ed hard to elect a dem not nece; i ve to be After being closed three weeks, on 3 ocratic state senator in oprposition to If, any person prefers to give account r ind e of it the older resident town | the reguiarly nominated and accredit- | money at once, that will be very ac the ( school reojs _the Zelotes ¥ place, | ed candidate of the republican party.|ceptable, as the chapter musi have P buried in the ymondi r. Flynn won out ju: the same, mediately. Pledges made for ith full knowledge of the fact that|next week could be redeemed 2 week Aid society parsonage met at their Tuezday, at the Me: has been n the home 2 progress towar as- of overy is marked ing formerly used by th A moonlight session of the schea‘l\ TWare Wwol e healih escaped rm for sil- ‘After being l.n the damp list for the past ten years, Westerly has slid off in a dry spot by the uuon of the eit- igens through the ballot Tuesday, when 19 more than half who voted de- clared for no-license. The lquor li- cense guestion will not be voted on again until the nest state election, which will be in 1920, and until that period it will be illegal to sell intox- icating drink within the borders of the town after the expiration of the licenses mow :in force. This means there will be no booze on *ap in West- erly proper, or at 'Watch Hill, Pleas- ant View, Weoekapaug, Brndfnrfl. Pot- ter Hill, White Rock, the Misquami- cut' Golf grounds or elsewhere in the town, for the next two years. Two years ago town voted in favor of license a vote of 26, showing a change of 45 voles in com- parison with the vote of Tuesday. Then the First District voted 349 ves and 315 no, and in the Second Dis- trict the vote was 428 yes and 436 no. In 1308 the town went no-license by a majority of 275 and by 139 in 1909. Since then liquor license has prevail- ed in Westerly. A pre-election canvass chowed there were 1548 voters in the town that could be reached on elecrion day, out of a total rezistration of about 1700. The total vote cast on Tuesday was 1365. Of this number 623 were in the First and 742 in the Second district. Therefore there were only 185 stay at-homes and some of thesec were not physically able to get out and vote. In the Second district alone, 168 persons voted the republican ticket ‘why don’t you? coupon mow or ge PYRAMID DRUG K(MII Have you tried Pmm{d'! T¢ not, e 1 is free— Just mail coupon bolow—and the results may amn.za raising Pyramid Pueir det dellmer—why 60c from any druggist a:ywhar-. Take no | substitute. FREE SAMPLE COUPON COMPANY, 566 Pyramid Bldg., KulhlIL Mich. send me = Free sample of Pile Treatment, in plain wrapper. IS A WONDER The tri: ou. Others are Pilé Treatments as not yo‘x," Mail except for Maurice W. Flyan, the suc- cessful candidate for state senator. This was the only scratch on the tick- court room, ing, adjoining. next two years, ced there pending repairs to we g d so constrocted that be' raised to permit it i Just heforo striking h eyele struck 60, the gatem | m into a mile of ro Champlir readered uncon-| haraplin : Strais politically. Stoni probably injured. | POl e ’s skull was fractured and | ©0WD in @ public ther injuries. | John H. McCaft is home on shor: sy e veral soldiers po Cha mplatin ! and stopped. > and vot | | My, Johnson's foor <was caught | pet the sideboard and the en-|Tesiden md was found pinned heneath e e e Sitiai il hie| Afourth Liberty m: e. 1Te- was returning to his| .ot pond nt from a twenty- "He leaves his wife and c at th h Rev. arthy, formerly a res- ck, Jater of Willi- and W . { house canv |for the local amount is accept being wked 10 be yiven rezularly. Many have al- and Mrs. Roberts of 1 ; dy joined the V club which pledges ord who w it the par e T Bltel Slles Jm | to give %5 a month, and people | vt week, returned home by s etOn Bl By ked to join this club, If not— 1} of Firooklyn, where Mr. Roberts _t the state sum to be given at a| ucation for the hline St fime; allou, treas- | urer of the will be at t first Tuesday the ple the proper _There will be a big celebration and Paw- zompanies esterly Boy i North bon n Dattalion of the rade, Italian sosic 2] to the ties. and war mother who - will take part, & ¥ the democrat opponent of Mr. Flynn, however, did succeed in placing a ban c¢n the sale of intoxicating liquors for the next in the state court build- The seveath annual shew of the S Som other nomaee en the ticker | South Coumy:Pouliry and Fet Stod Tn that district, despite the apparent- | association will bhe held in the state Iy organized dmifing _process, Mr. |2rmory the iatter part of “November. Flvnn led the democratic nominee,| Relatives ¢f men in ths service are Tristain D. Rabeock 32 votes. This|reduested to kand in the names of the added to the 114 mafority given him in | lCOURty's defenders so that their the Tirst Dis',rict, made the fotal ma- na. C‘\! may appear on Westerly’s hon- jority only i46, and in a town where | °F, 2 o g - ¢ the republicans’ outnumbered the dem- | William Courtland Wars. 44, sou ofy ocrats three o one, and tetter. Prohi- | the late Mr. Pl e bition was the trumped up _ issue | formerly of o wwas AEoraion:of ot sata e tpas vac | Mics Olive AL Guist, of W rsterls, three publicanism. his character, or his | 42ughters and two sons; also two it o represent. the - towm of| brothers. Burial will be in the Vars Westerly in fhe state senate for the | cemetery, = When returning from Westarly on a in Westerly, was i motoreycle Tuesday afterncon.” An- tion, October 1. A broth-| drew Johmson, 28, a member of thefler in a German prison, 2ad two other guard ‘erew at Creen Hill. to] brotiers are 3 my. Their; which recently transferred | mother has died four sons from Block lsland, was instantiy kill- | entereq the ser: 2 1 ed when blackhead at ate Cadl 1 of Camp! the end of (% v leading from and Miss Lillian Blackburn highway in South Kingston married, “Tuesday afternoon . at i heach. The obstruction home of the bride's yz consisted of a heavy timher and iron Mrs. Walter urn mony was performed by Whatever 1 Tuesd: artin her: pr to pledge a certain sum | r[l\\ i \ml tenements. nominee could not belater, in order not to interfere tith clected if he redeived thewote of every | tie campaign, ! member of taat party. Ths republican| Mrs. De: and’ | before seryic attended by and Roland Bla re s full duty, done in the it is well done. W Tey of the navy, s and sailors came Hogan from a former re Providence loan bonds are now y to su he Second means committee of ill make a house-to- r pledges for money apter needs. Any able and people are | ne committee, rcom on the ¢ month to receiv Ar ad avenue, Miss Ka- oule street to post- M B: . Trac East Main street; and Miss Josephine ill street and Mabel Wil- wo vears, beginning with December |France in the cap: nu Miss Desjardines No increase of policemen followed | "4mD lLce in Virginia for several he vote for license in Westerly more months. than ten years ago, although it was| A. D. Chapman and Mrs, T. B, urged before clection at that Keen new home in Wester! such action would be neet GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ON ACCOUNT OF THE LABOR SHORTAGE 1 AM OBLIGED TO DISCONTINUE BUSINESS AND. SELL MY STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY. J. P. HOLLOWAY 39 YEARS IN BUSINESS Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Brennan, Jr., was cemetery Hourigan Bros. arrangemen Frank V reason Of increase of crime that would result from the licensed saloon. Now that the saloon is to go there is Zlready talk of the need of additional policemen to enforce the w and to prevent the reopening of il booze at Watch Hill without & license as it is in Pierce or Canal|tee appointed to thasliquor license question Brown an& R. W. With the probate court in session 2 on Saturday even ring. rousing rally in !undn-dmurmndyhrn or-—da. wrip in hflkiflt“ The gfl\\\meb‘hfll with Mr. Hiill's picture. At All at 7.30 ,and the will meet Sunda Griswold and 5,000, and our Bfluv “left ‘Wednesday for th FIT the e on Wednesday kitchen bar rcoms and the illegal traf-| ams, in loquors. It is being set forth that “t"]’ pneumonia, s just as much a violation of law |92y Erown will speak at the moving pic- tures Friday evening and Mr. er will be arranged for on Monday evening there will be with an excellent speaker 2nd singing by the Liberty Chorus. There will be a meeting of the can- vassers in tHe borough room tonight ighteen months’ old and Mrs. buried in St. 2 aice"noou were in charge of the who has been was better i Wednes- A meeting of the general commit- make plans for the street or in any other section of the| United War Work camwaign next town of Westerly. {xnr&( W 1‘: held in the borough room A Vednesd evening, Thé committ, Local Lacenics. appointed included Rev. J.mlmff As required by law, thc Westerly |Cabe, John H. Hennon, E: 3 town council met Wednesday evening | Carroll, ‘represen the Nafional and canvaseel the vote on Tuesday in|Catholic War Activities. Arthur AM. Dearnley, the Y. c. Dr. G. H. Jennings ana A on election ‘day every room in _the|Tripp, the Library Associztion: Ja- town hall building was ceccupied oncoh Wechsler, the Jewish Welfare Tuesday and the draft meaical advis- POdrfl and Mrs, E. H. Hiscox, the Re. ory board met in the Third District|W. C. A. All but two members of the ? EEY‘P present. = H. C. Webster presided as tempor- itinenza and Kindred jarv chaiman. A 3 Brown is : : elected chairman. Miss Dealey was diseases start withacold. |eiected secretary’ ana Mr. Tripp treasurer, Mr. Carroll was appointed ; N 2 : campaign _director and Mys. Hiscox Don’t trifle with it. |assistant director to conduct a house- ¥ & to-house Rev. J. J. McCabe ‘ N , committes on cor- At the first ‘shiver.or nsi Jacon ‘Wedhsle: and 3 A ™ FHourigan, publicity committee. 5 sneeze, take ST e Hennon Another speak- Sunday eve- ing. a House Finn Opera general committee night at ¥ o'clock. ett City’s quota is boys both here and of Norwich AUTUMN SALE OF TOILET GOODS CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK There are literally hundreds of chances to save money on the Toilet Preparations . which you always use. Read over this list, which is only a small part-of the whole, and you will see that every article listed is of the highest grade. Buy now for the en- tire Winter and make a substantial saving. These Prices Will Be In Force All This Week FACE POWDERS TOILET 3%¢ 'Roger and Gallet Face Powder St AND COLD CREAMS 18¢ Swansdown .....Sale Price 16c | 35¢ Jergen's B-A Lotion ons 30c Vail Brothers' Powder . o s Hodes st Aot 30c Satin Skin Sale Price 48c La Blache Face Powder. 50c Java Rice Powder Cream ceensecesad 2bc Packer's Charm.Sale Price 21c c Packer's Charm.Sale Price 42c B 30c Pussy Willow Powder .. c Pond’s Cold Cream in Alysia Tace Powder ...... tubes or jars Sale Price 22¢ Tlcaya Face Powder .......... 25c Pond's Vanishing Cream 50c Pompeian Face Powder .. 42c in tubes or jars..Sale Price 22c 50¢ Mavis Face Powder $1.50 Gouraud’s Oriental Cream $1.29 9| 50c Pompeian Massage Cream. 45¢c Dijerkiss ‘Face Powder Derma Viva Liquid i S 6%¢ Pompeian Massage Cream §2c 50¢c Derma Viva Rouge . 2 s i Z0c Dorin Rouge ....Sale Price d5c | 2% I;W"T’e{a" ]iff}hc"gam-« 2 Wool Powder Puffs 25c Pompeian Night Cream in tubes ... 10¢ quality Sale Price 8o | tubes oo Sale Price 220 1212¢ quality ....Sale Price 10c ”3“5‘“"9“‘“ g ‘=h‘sgl“:3'§ri§; i oo EEice N R, e ety SR P yoy | Dagsett and Ramsdells Cold quality _Sale Price 21c Cream 2 ; Size ............Sale Price 8 tral: s ..Sale Price 20c TALCUM POWDERS --Sale Exiceidlo t " .....Sale Price 42¢ Asurea Talcum. .Sale Price 35c § (= S0 1ov oo R e TS LS mc Roger and Gallet Talcum in Vai = e o 2 35, ail Bros. Benzoated f"g’ o s By .Sale Price 21c e e e e Rice Water 13c Sk e 50c Glycerine and Rice Water 35 Sale Price 10c Palmolive Cold Cream.... 2f¢ .. 15¢ Cold and _Vanishing Sl AT AR Sale Price 420 Price 210 aya Creme and Elcaya b Cerate .......Sale Price 50c Price 14c Frostilla ..Sale Price 22¢ 30¢ si Price 26c | 25c Cuticura Ointment — Sale 65c Marr Garden T:us~ i ch Price o Air Float Taleum...Sale Price 9 | z0. cuticura Of b iaal 26¢ Woodiand Violet, Sale Price 15¢ | 0p Cuticura Oinimen s“" 45c Mennen's Violet..Sale Price 17c | _ "¢ - e o 35¢ Mennen's Borated— 50c Stillma: veckle' Cream. Sale Price 22c ] G0c Resinol Ointment — Sale Vantine's. 3 odors—— Price comasseses 4B Sale Price 22¢ Colgate’s Talcum, § oders— — Small b 10 . 25¢ 21c omtort Powder, Saje gnce 425 10¢ Swan Castile....Sale Price 8¢ 3o Comfort Powder, Sale Drice 2 | 50c Laco Castile. ...Sale Price 15 Hudnut's Violet Sec..Sale Price 2o | (- 11 o s oo Sale Price 100 Hudnut's Swest Or Sale Price 25¢ 1o Soap....Sale Price 9c Armour’s Soaps Hardwater .........13c—3 for 35¢ Fairskin . +.13c—3 for 350 Comfort . +.5e—3 for 13z Monster . .76—3 for 19c Fine Art ..., 10c—3. for 25¢ Meadow Sweet . .5¢—6 for 25¢ Bath Tablets . +12c—$1.25 doz. 10c Gill's Peroxide ....Sale Price 8¢ 10c Jergen’s - Glycerine 10c Munyon’s Witch Hazel. 10c Physicians’ and Surgeons’. . Cashmere, Bouquet, small size— 10c—6 for 55¢ Cashmere Bouquet, large size— c—3 for 78k l,o]’atee All Round Bazh Tab-" * let: 10c—3 for 35c Peax s Lnsceflted Seap— Sc cake, $165 doz. Pear's Scented Saap— 20c cake, 3-for 55¢ 22¢—3 for 60¢ 22c—3 fer 60c Cuticura Scap Woodbury’s Resinol Soap . ..22c—3 for 60c Packer’s Tar .... .22¢—3 for 60c Colgate’s Soaps Vioris ............... 15c—3 for 40¢ White Cleamtis .15c—38 for 40¢ Transparent Glycerine— : 150—3 for 40c 23c Johnston’s Foot Soap..:... 22 DENTIFRICES - 25c Kolynos ......:. Sale price 22¢- Colgate’s Paste, small size, Paste, large Sanitol Paste or Pe“der.. 220 Lyon’s Paste or Powder 22 Burrell's Paste or Powd 22¢ Calox Powder....Sale Prlce 22¢c c Shefficld’s Paste . . 18 c Senreco Tooth Paste i 2 Sozodont . Tooth Paste .... 22 Euthymol Tooth Paste ., Sozodont Liquid : Pepsodent s Pvorrhea Past Sale Price -.Sale Price over across will have cause to f" NOR']'H LYME proud of the Joyal subport or the nds for whom t are in service. RV © Bashan is visit- COLCHESTER on, Jr. At the election Tu ¢ the follow Savbrook ing vote was ca Governcr, Holcoml: Sunday. and Damon of New een at W. (k' Babeock’s coon lm.mng, getting five 151; lieutenant-governor, ison, 176, lockwood 1 ot state, Perry 174, Brooks urer, Gilpatric 176, Av troller, Webster 180, Pinney da’ Sidn: torney” general, Healy 179, Hewitt 146; = congressman, Freeman 156, heo Jung gt in sheriff, Brown 182, Lillibridge week. 146] state semator, Waterman 176, O B Sowett, Warren Hammond 144; judge of pro : e P. Buell 323; representatives, g e Ba r 166, Raymond r 16§, Purce ) HARE T aeion Clark d 153; ces’ of the ¥ Abell, Dawley, Nichols, who pas receatly re- Jaffe, 1, C. Brown, Car £ Norton C. F. Brown S o T King, M. B, Peckham and W fere ko how e L. I. Spencer of Lebanon were in compléte TY. swn Tuesday evening attending the b The Lyme (Hamburg) branch of the OEETmeetiug. hi z-h has branch rooms at Jeremiah D. Shea of Camp Devens was at his home on Lebanon avenue Turesday. William O'Brien of Nauzatuck was 1 muslin d A h dressings, making a total of é};e‘_ guest of relatives in town Tu surgical dressings. 515 Xnttted “Hatry dtlgart o0 New York s, comsistine of 49 sweaters, “E?,f?,dg’amrgrfi,‘,'f“ed o New helmets, 40 pair. wriet- Curtis P. Brown of Comstock e e was a call here Tuesday. Work. 1 Be- Raymond’s untiring &7- rgy that 'sn much val- shed. E. J. Howland and daughter ic are visiting friends in town. Miss Rose Smith was in Norwich Wednesday. The Liberty Chorus held a rehear- sal in Academy hall Wednesaay ove- ning. church in New Bedford 50 singing books, Pente- v and 6 combined, to ¢ Hill C. society. s Harriet M. Fuller, district nurse who has been isters the past week to recuperate following her strenuous during , the .influenza epidemic, Q SALEM Eimer Chadwick of Bridgeport spent the first of the week at his home ne A Hallowe’en party was given i town hall last week Thu ing by the teacher and pupils of the Central school. The school victrola j has r(‘tul'n(‘d to her work. turnished music. The hall was ifght- Mrs. Annie L. Harvey has received ed with Jack-o’-lanterns. Hallowe'én |threc letters within a week from her games were enjoyed. sou, Dr. Harold Harv who went Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Murray and |overseas in October. He was promot- ldren were callers in Hebron and|ed from first lieutenant to captain a tozrah Sundey. ‘Winfield Hanney and of Fianders were rec town. Mrs. Sarah Maskowitz of Hanover|i s spending a few day: with her aughter, Mrs. Siminowitz Mr. and Mrs. J. Getckell, Edith Tisdale and Miss Marjol ile: of New London spent Sunday at Mill Valley bungalow. Mr. Plrs,. J. Milton Clark of Greenwich “are spending several days with ‘Mr, Clark’s brother, N. L. Clark. The annual church meeting was held in the church Monday afternoon The X, P."S. €. B. neet- evening was led by the president, Dwight FH, Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. James Stedman and son Ralph of Holyoke, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trvon and Al Lottie Remington of Willimantic were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, William Darl- ing. short time before he sailed. | ael Levett is in New York for a v day: 3 Mr. Thompkins and family were vis- at lmeri Saturday. Mr. S principal of the North- east school. in - Hartford. Eight ,stars adorn the Liberty Hill service flag. NIANTIC Funeral services for Capt. Norman W. Rogers were held Wednesday after- noor.. He was 83 years of age and had long been a sufferer from heart trou- ble. AMonroe Blake is Arnold-Rudd store. Arthur €lyde Saunders has finished work for the. Arnold-Rudd company and will; take a,vacation before zoing into, other ‘business. James Metcalf is- building a Abram B, assisting at the sea- wall at Crescent Beach. Henry E. Smith of East Haven and Albert Brown of New Haven passed the week end at Whippoorwill. Mrs. James Metcalf has on exhibi- number Terryville—Rev. Spencer E. Evans, pastor of the Congresga has left for Hampton, V: will do ¥, M. C. A. work. tion dahlias a of handsome which were grown at her place. Harry B. Hunt is substituting on the R. . mail route during the absence of Carrier J. Percy Morgan, who is enjoying his vacation. Lawrence E. Spencer passed the week end at his home in.Salem. Mrs. Adam F. Bishop‘was a visitér in New London Tuesday. Lieutenant Commander Palmer Tubbs of the Pelham Pay naval station was iw4own Tuesday to vote and en- jovinga furiough. A number of wild ducks have ap- peared in the river and hunters are busy. Notwithstanding the high prics of shells, there seems to be a large number_out looking for game. Mrs. J. C. Soden has returned home after a visit to relatives in Hartford and Springfield, Mass. Leonard Mallory of Quaker Hiill passed the week end in the grove: WILSONVILLE Miss Christine Ryan, who has been in Putnam for the last few months, caring for her aunt, who is ill, has returned home. Mrs. Joseph Baker of I‘abxan was with her sister, Miss Jennings, a day during the past week. and Mrs. Frank Upham and Mrs. Irene Msles of ‘Webster called en Mrs. Upham’s father. S Adams, who has been ill % Miss Margaret Tove entertained her sister from Webster one day the past week, ty-four poun shells have bee D. A R.to.W pounds were collected and 28 pounds in 'boxes rious stores. TS NOT A0 AR HOUR'S SIGKNESS Since He Gommenced To Take “Fruif-a-tives” 78 Lees Ave., Otrawa. “Three years ago, I bezan fo feel run-down and {ired, and suffered very much from Liver and Kidney Trouble. Having heard of *“Fruit-a- tives”, T tbo-xg.n I would oy th°m. The result was surprising. I have not had an hour's sickness since I commenced using “Fruit-a- tives” or Zruit Liver Tublefs, and 1 know now what I haven’t known for a good many years—the blessing of & healthy body and clear thinking, brain” WALTER J, MARRIOTT. 50c. a box. 6 for §2.50, trial size 23¢. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TTVES* Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y, Of these 136 the schoels ced in va-