Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 8, 1918, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1918 ONE DAY SALE! Just Received 50 dozen of Men’s Black and White Split-foot Hose and ‘Gen for one day only, Saturday, November 9th. (No more than three pair to a customer) (No more than three pair to a customer) FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE — NO SECONDS Remember, these prices are for one day only—Saturday, November 9th SALOMON’S GENT’S FURNISHINGS AND BOYS' WEAR 100 Franklin Street Open Evenings Few minutes walk from Franklin Square. uine Black Bull Durham Hose (Extra Heavy), which we will place on sale BLACK AND WHITE SPLIT-FOOT HOSE, a pair_.........___ 23c GENUINE BLACK BULL DURHAM HOSE (Extra Heavy), a pair 29c Norwich, Gonnecticut i H. P. Levy as| Waterbury. sident of the Hart- | cor council of Jewish ast meeting. Hartford. Mrs ry "he parochial school necied with the Church of the cred Heart, Rev. Hugh Treanor pastor, | will not open until Monday STONINGTON Charles H. Foley, didate for repre the election of demoer: entative. will pr opponent Fred otest erick WESTERLY “Germany Surrenders! New York Stock’ Exchange closed 4L 2 p. m.” was posted at the Nash News store at’ 2.30 Thursday afternoon. based on information received from the Wash- ington Trust company, and jater borne here in press despaiches. Almost im- mediately the. whistles of cyery man- ufacturing establishment in the town commenced {o toot, the' vre alarm was for hait an - hour. the church bells joined in the enthu- siastic celebration, and patriotic airs were given forth from ihe chimes of Christ Fpiscopal church. celebration. Automobiles tooted as they rushed hither and ‘thither be- decked with the Amarican flag and the flags of the allies. In short order Dixon squara was crowded by jovous i people and the celebration Lecame gen- anl excitement and everywhere treets ‘L'ldflll’lllun< were gene: . | An impremptu proce i children was formed and 1! through the streets, ¢ con- shouting anl ' singing, d were led| by a hand of the Calathumpean type| and all in cxhulerant c-lbration of victory. Within an hour almost every available flag was displaved Even ,after it was lea d that the report of surrender la 1 confirma- { tion, the noisy demonstr:tion contin- ued. and did not end until long after the kaiser was hanged in cffigy a tree in front of the post office The War Work campaign is fully planned for Westerly and from ed that the allotment will be Saturday, or by Monday night a The committees zre organ- | 2z the plan of action dacided upon 1 the nd strengthen people v to ¢ » work of the organiza- vhose sole purposc st rhe pres- e is to comfort an. give needed as well as [l to the men in Correct Corseting THE FOUNDATION OF GOOD FORM AND STYLE fundamental consideration for the woman who wishes best appearance. Your clothing may be of the best and richest materials and faultless in cut and finish, but if the figure is im- properly corseted the entire effect is spoiled. You cannot afford to take On the other hand style alone is not the entire problem. The corsets have t6 play in your health and general well-beif:. You built on correct lines, suiting your individual peculiari- ties, and they must be properly and carefully fitted. In all these essentials A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORT- e o v o T —— | Boulter. He claims that enough bal- their all for i.msc they lots were deposited and counted for | leave behind ilter, republican, that contained an| The pudlic demonsiration. whic X oppocite the name of Byron J. Peck- |originated with the Toeal Italian Lam, democrat, and not o cieties of the vic cther name on icket over woich i | were counted for Mr. Boulter because |te be a hoom the v lan X had been placed in the repub- | work campaizn will be held Saturdoy | | liean circle. Mr. Foley will appeal to the main feature being | e legislature for . recount. T and fire ! Paul Dollbaum. Stonington High |companies of Westerly Fawcatue! £ ” i % of 1018, died soddenly on|Will combine for the big :vent, and in Thorning. ‘He was son of |addition the Italian sociisics andoth- Iy DO AT, T e vrhm\'i(‘ organizations will rarticipate ® had beem n student at|The patriotis societies of -vomen il A T AR Polytechnic school untfl a |also parade and the local committee :’he C:’“!*h is the o h - ayvery mother who has o 0 make e ver) Influenza Epidemic Is Decreasing In Most Sections and \he‘ 280, When he wastian . e e A ch Sy arade with service flags. and Demand Is Slackening But We Are Still 18,000 Gross,h’\.;fi“ ]}: e R Aitai s fhe Snviation 36 oe- PIRRenY o e ; - 3 Istitute, Wednesday night and was to all women who have rela- iberties with your. figure. Behind On Orders and It Will Take Some Time To yiifute Wednesdar night S sweethearis i 'the amm o Catch Up. where he died early Friday morning. nate and ! e g RN T8, =] ! Stonington Pointers. st haver coradte e A Charles R. McNally, of the| bis THREE MILLION JARS will be forvarded to drus- Paptist courch, New London. | pegin at 3 o clok We will also e | principal’ speaker at the | poo Fobeads. Wit Gorelon o s we can serve you best, SHIPP DURING iy individual one of | s s the par devel . Bo e one et raily e Ur eral parade in celebration cf the yic [t ar- | Work, in Eorough hall this ( e WE CARRY OCTOBER | evening. Mrs. Walter S. Price read | ool s o Major and Mrs. Charles P. Williams | _Mrs. Walter S. Price read a paoer on UB IN |ére in New York for the winter. |Despots and Republics of Mediaeval| TREATING SPANISH ad- FLUENZA IN- LEDYARD we October 21, advertisement physician— Ttaly and Mrs. Harry B. Agard on Theories and Practical of Machiavelii. | MENT OF THESE WELL KNOWN MAKES Modart Front Ivy Ferris Laced Redfern Bien Jolie C-B Rengo Belt Warner Thompson’s Glove Fitting Waists and Brassieres of All Kinds Nemo Confiners in Pink or White—Sizes 32 to 48 | Cotlegs club of Westerly, at the il drug trade, sed only in con- fellowship mecting of the siX|phom of Mrs, Joseph L. Peacock. Thee ' badly With the physician’s internal f churches—Xorth — Stonington, Mystic, | new candidates were admitted to men influenza epid treatment tonington, Road Westerly and Le s Edna_Rol 3 deals and quanti Apply hoi, wet cloths over thejyard Congregational—was held with Wood. ostponed, and Teq throat, chest und back between ihe the Ledyard church Thursday. This Toseshitio sed in small lots|shoulder blades to open the pores.(was the first one in the series to be Miss Helen n still prevails. | Dry lightly and rub VapoRub well d with the different churches. - A Asa Briges, A have back|in until the sk d—spread on|very interesting and profitable meet—; | % iv usand (18,000 | and hot flannel {ing was held. There were about 80 people contributed seven lis Ay :|cloths. Leave the bed-covering loose | present. The ladies of {he church fur- ecords?. ‘fop the ; The epi- | around the neck, as the body heat re- | nished dinner. { i tho ge ng in most ' - ingre the form of{ One soldie Sottrell, on wckening and | se vapors, inhale with | state election sday. Frederick W. Y d day to cateh stimulate the lining of i Burton wa: moderator, lLeon Colver ’ we ask he|the air passages to throw off the in- | was checwer, Henry Allyn and Nathan | ! Mins Toraihy has with us | fluenza germs. In case of head or|Morgan were in the booths. 12 5: Mrs, John Helland 2. | chest cold, which often accompanies| M Ph of Versailles was a|a!l sections of ‘the state these spare ENORMOUS SHIPMENTS HAVE |influenza. the vapors tend to keep the |Week end and Sunday visitor of Missi‘l‘x"“;{;‘fl“{"‘]’,‘J“s’:fl;“”’m:’:“zn o ) 5 | air ages open, loosen the phlegm | Lulu Selzer. ¢ C 2 i WIPED OUT EXCESS STOCK |0, 5l i ine breathing casier Tnais| (The ‘regilar meeting of ' the. town|fiL atindsie U October we had on hand atdition VapoRub is absorbed through |school committee was held at Ledyard \ t warehouses | and stimulates the skin, attracting the | Center Tuesday afternoon. Bills were | leisure hours blood to the relieving the surfac thus aids in congestion within. approved and ordered paid. d during the mme now gone—we choice of the same officers as last year. ; ally ing the month of |HOW TO USE VICK'S VAPORUB | Biliings T. Avery was re-elected chair- | et mfl'lxm\ jars of AS A PREVENTIVE {man, S, E. Huir}ir{dge was re-elected SR speeding up o : : secretary, and the same sub-iommit- » i s i It is questionable if there is any reta ! et ch as possible and thening which -will pr Spanisn Tn. | (665 Were appointed as last vear. TY b G e possinte, | fluenza. except avoiding those per- | — W herefore, for the time being | SONS Who are spreading the disease QM "’m"‘m SIS ime VMg |y coughing, sneezing and spitting, EAST HADD . Post or ex. |and by keeping up the bodily resist- | William Bartman was a business : to give cach jobber at|2nCe by plenty of good food and es- |caller in Hartford Saturday. Stoat A ercise in the open The Public| Waiter M. Gillette delivered a con- P Health Service recommend the |signment of apples in Middletown on IMMEDIATE ~ SHMIPMENTS T |nasal passages be coated z ”\\'e(li_‘nesdn}'. ] : ; T weuk solution of Menthol liquid | There is another pair of fine team DRUGGISTS IN INFLUENZA |peiroleum as a protectiv hig {horses on the strect—a recent pur- DISTRICTS purpose VapoRub is excel Just | chase in Hartford by Reed Bartman. P AR those | PUt @ small portion up each nostril| A letter from Robert Alexander to : s g £ NOSe | from time to time during the day and | his mother this week states that he has g snuff well back into the head been transferred from Fortress Mon- roe, Va., ine, to Cape Henry, V. is feu }KEEP FREE FROM COLDS BY IN-} HALING VAPORUB to_ camp for anything. o - e Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gillette and | G WBree Colds frritate of . der much better breeding e for thel save time we will, |Zerms. At a cold! ed of the death “Ahoghbe i |use VapoRub at little : - Mr. and Mrs.| nev order.|in a spoon Vapois occupiec lhouse owned by | mon ‘”n Al ! “""‘ :,, Champion prior to their re-| | from town in September. SAMPLES AND INFLUENZA BOOK LETS FREE ON REQUEST | | der | present. served the Pi close of were meeting. New Britain.—Private | pings ot | reported lmm of war, « littie f time ust slowly team arising. GREENSBORO, N. C. ¥ Brown street, the four brothers serving THE VICK CHEMICAL CO., The or- Zanization of the board resulted in the eling | and would not have missed zoing the meeting of the grange Wed- 1ing Deputy Bailey of Had- nad cof- | the | NOTE OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS MEN’S HEAVY SWEATERS, each_ _____ MEN’S EXTRA HEAVY WINTER PANTS, pair ONE LOT MEN’'S OVERCOATS, each n e e BOYS’ CORDUROY SUITS, Best Quality, Lined Pants each,_ $6.00 MEN’S GRAY AND KHAKI FLANNEL SHIRTS, each._.___ $2.25 REMEMBER—THESE OFFERS ARE FOR SATURDAY ONLY THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE 3-7 Water Street, Norwich, Conn. “MORE FOR LESS” Corner Washington Square was wounded in action, September 28, 2nd is now in a Red Cto Rev. Lawrence J. Kelled liver a patriotic address from the steps cf the town rall in connection with the parade and demonstratior. All members of the Fifth Company. Westerly, who went intn service, will be recognized on the new rol! of honor of George Ki when ne: | | | Ly George wagon. He was an ambi fand active voung man. {lar and will be greativ funeral was held at the Sunday _afternoon 2 J. M. VonDeck ributes were The church m M 0 be: Burial nd youns. . Baker, Mrs, Geéorge Hal 1aling left v illimantie. The Kdw family “whe have all been ill with influenza, are 1ecovering. Miss F,\he‘ Davis has resigned as teacher in the Center school. Mrs. Irving Cary teaching the Center school. Mortimer Porter of New Britain spent last weel at his bungalow here. . E. Burnham gave a_party for the schiool Tuesday dren to bid Miss Dav Miss Mar CAMPHORPILLS iende onstiy smuicla, or fer. - (Bl corving an.. Carry tae smai iotile at all u-‘!. 4 INTENTIONAL SECOND EXPOSURE | le H“r from 1 SO < g 5 ¥ station that he had been hit 4 | diers’ votes—363 to be counted. Very | piece of on Scplember 26, |few were rejected. The zverage vote . |ticket was elected. in the 1 cemetery. He is sur by his parents and four brothers Philo West and Mrs. Herbert West, and little son, returned Saturday from Philadeiphia. Mrs. H, West will re- main in town until after Thanksgiv- ing. | i Mrs. Albert Skinner and little son. | of Bolton, who have bean spending two weeks with her parents. Rev. and M . returned to her home | Mrs. Thomas Perry declined nomuunrvn 4|\lnman af the 1 \mlr‘ A\\"’\(II of Def: , and at| the annual 'neeting these officers, were elected: Miss Katherine Foster, chair- man: M ostor, vice | chairman: \Woodmansee, | secretary; 1. Whipple. | treasurer. | Local Laconiss. | Harold R. Burdick writes to his | | mother, Mrs. Walter Bur that hel Autumn Sale of Toilet Goods All This Week SPRING HILL There were 298 ballots cas meeting Tuesday, aud t the| sol- | [town fon the state ticket was { cen, democratic and 9 | and -emainder of ihe 201 resubli- nrokibition, repabilean the At a special town meeting Tuesday Lieid at 2 o'clock in_the afternoon, 10 lsee if the town would vote to bulld a schoolhouse at or near Perkins ‘Coi- n oted, after a good deal of 4 Cussion, thal a committee of t lacvantage of ths opponum(\ T pur- | chase a substantial meal for a com- | paratively small sum. Rev. Wm. N, Brown of Windham ached at the Baptist church Sun- H. W, Pardy and familv of Strat- rd are spending a couple of week the home of Wayne Storrs. Mr. and Mrg, Nelson White of Win- sted, and B. Hawking and family ed at the Flaher home last Saturday and spent th ht. . B. Cummings and fa m'h ten Tsiand are at their f |couple of weeks. Walter and family of W ey, | there Sunday. _The Powell family left for about noon Sqlurdq\ S, | of Middletown a w of Sta- cummmg Mass., were | Gardner, and their Tda R aflter Attleboro, Mass. Miss Frances Davis spent Sunday in Providence. "Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lamb of Wil- limantic spent last Sun at the Da- vis home. last in 'nolds veturned nine weeks' stay LISBON Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Carbett are re- | turning for the winter to their d.pall': ment in the Central building, Norwich, | where they will be at home after Mon- | Nov: 11. Miss Hattle Bradlaw is in Newpert, | the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Whitaker, Mrs. J. B. Palmer, Jr, Mrs, F. B. Hyde, Mies Clara Hyde and Waliter Hyde attended the service at Central Baptist _church Sunday evening and heard Tredet Weld of New York sing. faving sbld her farm at Newent, ' Mrs. Swain has moved to Grotan. Clarence Whitaker of Newport was | at home for a shoet furlough ever i ; “Freezone” is Magic! | eorn, instantly that corn stops hurt- election. Miss Eisie Marquardt of Groton was | the week end guest of Miss' Ellen Will- cox. Roger Robbins of Preston recently | spent several days with Earle Palmer. PHOENIXVILLE Sunday callers at R. G. Clemens' in- | cluded William H. Clemens and Mr. Taylor of Abington and Charles Tripp |and Milton_ Frost of. Eastford. M Edwin Pratt entertained the Mr. an Ladies' Aid society Wednesday af\er-[rumdm :;?\i;lr;‘{z(obe" TORS were™ noon. Robert Colburn of Camp Devens war PR T T S a week end guest at Roy Clemens'. EAST COLCHESTER | Mr. and Mvs. Parker Swift of Bos- | ton were entertained at Riverside eot- Mrs. - IPlofence Rogers returaed 'u““g“ ('” the weekiend.” =, itchville Monday, afte epcndn‘:, the Russ of Willimantic is living parents, Ar. and h)o(he*‘s Lee Lyens', during | e oin Clemens called on friends in P vesticatle ani 1o and ursday | mantic turday .e\‘en.ng, éo;flftd ;En’u"a:“ffiza?f;”ng‘ iin Occober. with the Norwizh | l-\‘("‘.m CGireene of F-:ckj lle was at T.. J. Storrs George H. Andrews ard | 5 e e R Henry 5. Brownswere. anpointed: Davia. Murdy and Jounsc ¢ Junters from Greenwich who Baked beans, pie, coffee, uto., were |Of Colchester were v friend ‘n.a\u.a/wn‘n\m%-l\znavl heir annual visit at furnished at the church Tuesday by here Sunda | George Reed’s: haye yeturned home. the Tadies’ Aid Society. A good num- | Mr. and Miss E m‘th Wheaton and four other Tot on'w votel , took | ¢ r N oFs atte the. teachers’ meet- of London vas st the.homs of his rarents over Watersus Bellacchine Sunday. 5 | was fined ir lice court for seiling Frank Hotzak is adulte: e oil, $10 and costs, unoummg to 51014 Lift Off Corns! mprove- l Lift any Corn or Callus right off with fmgers——No pam' Drop a little Treezone on en aching | tiny bottle of Freezone for & few eents, sufficient to rid sour feet of every lmrd eorn, mft corn,’ or ‘corn between toes, and calluses, without sore- or irritation. “Tfy it! No humbnel ing, then you lift it right out. It dmnt hurt one bit. Yes, magic! Why wait? Your dyuggist sells lll SRR SR SR ——— R oy 5e ‘