Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 6

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‘That’was a master move in politics when Governor - Beeckman appointed Richard W. Jennings general treasurer of ‘Rhode Island for the unexpired term of Walter A. Read, deceased, as it clarifies and practically settles” the contest . for speakership of the house and will tend to harmonize factions, in' the republican party and make public life more congenial at the, i coming session of the general asserm- r T 2 bly.” wa sthe comment of ‘a republican leader after reading of the appoint- |ment in- The Bulletin. Mr. Jennings | is " representative from the town, of . Cranston ‘and was candidate for speaker with Arthur P, Sumner of Provids as opponent. is political THOUSANDS OF THEM—HANDKERCHIEFS FOR EVERYBODY eae: sl BIVE to M. Muhait the full republf’can vote, Wl’;\‘ch means ! 2 2 2 0 lection. . Mr. Jennings is ‘also secre- You are going to give Handkerchiefs to someone for a Christmas || {5500 (e Gtate returning board. . It gift. Get them at the Handkerchief Store — The Boston Store. is understood that Mr. Jennings will resign from all other positions which Tip. . 2 I v hold: d will devote .his We bought thousands of them in preparation for the Christmas | 150" 0", e Guties’ of state rush. We have for every m ber of the flm'lly, fromi the f§|ireasurer. The general assembly will elect him for the full® texm 'of -two baby up to grandpa, and we have the kind which is suitable for flicar 2! Cic temmnation o e ernor’s appointmént. He will, accord- each. Do you want a simple little Cotton Handkerchief, with pict- ling {o. precedent, be mominated and| | elected two years hence and be con-| ., . . 2, . < % -life, should g2 ures on it—the kind of a Handkerchief that the little girl covets? l&':fi:i s g e S B : 9 3 H d Rhode Island "t les into the We have it. Do you want a big man’s Handkerchief —ample in e I size and one which will stand repeated - washings? We have it. 5 28 LuikOin, Besiang Are you looking for a dainty Lace Handkerchief or one with deli- JiStites when 20 yoars of aze and was employed for three years in the gen- ! cate Embroidery—the one which the favored lady wants to carry to jicral manegors ofies of the Fulman| S, the ball? We have it. O aan st eriert TP MEANS QUALITY AND SATISFACTION ! WE CAN SUPPLY EVERY DEMAND—PRICES FROM 5c TO $5.98 S s : -9 - e e T Should you be in doubt as to the proper gift, we can help you. In our display you will find an endless variety of retary to Goyernor D. Russell Brown. He served a year as manager of a Jewelry appropriate for all ages, and at a wide range of prices. small newspaper in Providence and ecretary to “Boss” Charles R. Some Very Sensible ' ERR e e b HERE ARE A FEW . SUGGESTIONS When Mr. Utter was elected gove Gifts which are of lasting value, ' Pt e L DIAMOND RINGS LADIES’ STONE RINGS SCARF PINS was admitted to’ the bar and_ com- and which a woman will surely ap- Bimenced the practice of law, He has DIAMOND LAVALLIERES GENTS’ EMBLEM RINGS BROOCH PINS preciate, A fine Shirtwaist Pat- been secretary of the state returning tern of pretty sill, material for a §|board since fis inception in 1901, was WRIST WATCHES CUFF BUTTONS CUT GLASS iy skirt or dress—these are sensible || THEIOCT P IC SommiElon Mo ee ATCHES AND CHAINS FOUNTAIN PENS SILVER WARE 3l and valuable gifts. of the state, and was chairman of the WATC i b 5 {gmmi(me_lu:_ consider amendments . to > " K (;s e constitution. h ] SILK SHIRTIN The United States geolagical survey Calendars To All Ceustomers While They Last $1.25 to $2.00 a Yard reports that last year there were 105, 000 cubic feet of monumental granite These are pure silk and fast col- produced in Westerly and vicinity, | 9 ors, and the designs are such that | valued at $336,679. There was so they are suited to either Men's or building granite to the value of $41,- | 4 Women’s Wear. 000, paving blocks $21,000, curbing and { ¢ flagging $11,000, rubble §2000, and! 5 Ogl.tmgz%xsy ak '_%‘7,3;“15::;3“3333;3“&952:, wesiitll RIGHT ON FRANKLIN SQUARE WHERE ALL CARS STOP ! [0 a ar . i Transfer deeds of real estate have! These were specially designed for [|!been recently recorded by Town Clerk | bll(en 23, \;utd may be ul.l-d o hfor E'eu;t E.C\v?‘ipms as (10.1’10": Cxlr. skirts an resses as well, 2) ngsbury Curtis et ux. to James Col. - = ¢ Jonie are real Scotch plaids, repr.l.fl!in; lins, lot at Pleasant Vie Edith J.|1s brother of Lenius E. Feck of 5] Mrs, Catherine A. Bamford, after|visit in Syracuse, N, Y. we'ekd"lll tnn;;]aared CQWE has re- nine clan Griswold to Carl T, Paulson, two lots | Spruce strest. On December 8, Mr.|two years of sickness, died Monday| Tussday was the appointed time for |ceived honorcble discharze, from the at Sketer Harbor; James Collins to F.|Peck received official telegram from |night at her home in Prospect street.|competitive examination Lor postinas: | -frvice. and came back-%o Westerly \ A A Holiday Neckwear FOR WOMEN Dainty Neckwear has always had a place near the head of the list when the woman’s present has been concerned, and when there are so many beautiful and inexpensive novelties to be had it will be more popular than ever. You will find many exquisite bits—some simple, some elabora! C ; . . TRI nesbury Curtis, lot at Pleasant | Washington stating that bis brother |She was born in Norwich. Nov. 2. |ter at Westerly but the ‘examiner di: |Tuesday, 3 te, but all in good taste, and in a variety of prices STRIPE TAFFETAS ow: John . Swweeney o Washing- | had been Killed in action cn Septem- | 1843, the daushter of William and |not materialize. The applicants are| ti.c. of Police Thomas E.Brown is which will 1 i t company, 8D Gf Tand off | hor 15, sleven days Jater sfated that |Cathetine Chine. She was long ,a |Acting Postmaster Thomas F' Leni- | F¢covering from a severe attack of in- enable us to suit any pocketbook. $2.00 to $2.50 a Yard Susan T CKouth of| e’ we's “feeling fine” His brother |member of the First Baptist church, |han, James P. McMahon, letter car- |iluenza and, after afi abssice of thrce and a noble past grand of Hope Re- |rier, and George H. Bray and Arthur | Weeks, was at is office Tuesday. b, 3 Bl B. Congdon, house and lot-at|in Westerly has also received lette BUY IT EARLY THIS WEEK — TODAY IF POSSIBLE | 1 tafecs o hard to bea. S || Fateh 1iil: Fieandr 5. Congdon to | vom Mylon dated September 1, cle . bekah Lodge, No. Mrs. Bamford | £ Briges, -~ Experionce measures S0 S e : i) Suean S leaves a sister, Sarah C. Mon- |per cent. in the examination. 3 , (If1 the wife enough to make a dress fi oG };in‘f?hb:{?f{ee B A e Westerly |roe, and a son, m I Bamford. Lieutenant Russell E. Burdick, last| Germany is; nevertheless ahead of " Y or skirt. We will be glad o help 5 hausE e E 106 I L has’ alao, T rom Mylon % heard of as wounded and in a hospital | the game, though it has lost the Filet Collars and Collar Sets. .. .. .. ceve.. .59 to $8.50 | you select it. Pleasant street; Margaret M. McGarr|dated Sept. Private| ‘-"‘]“S'-‘C"t“"f'r the’ Song | yichy, France, writes that he ex- | wholo world it i nas gained s own i i i H y D g o s he National Society bf e’ Sons |'pects to arrive home in the near fu- |soul—Houston Post. This beautiful lace is having a remarkable vogue for many purposes, and | REMNANTS OF siLks AND [jto Theodore D. Pleard et vz, honse e Jauarterstana Daughters of b Prprims . o Lihts Freee S geargch its use in neckwear has erabled the designers to secure many exquisits | VELVETS FOR FANCY work i 43 £ pianie " i xeribn T RO TR s VaE i gablhie | Toon: Rhode Island, has adopted resolutions | ' Sergeant Alzero F. Brown writes effects. There are many handsome patterns for your choice. 5 = 5 3 against the postal.zone law, which [that he is in a hospital at Boyville- [ HER CROUP VANISHE™D OVER NIGHT NOTE:—We will place all pattern J| 35,000, three releasesof morigazes, one| George Benjamin Spargo, of West- |ilie revenue bill now pending in - the | sur-Mouse, France, which is the third 7 T ket B Lt ) Satin Collars—Sets—and Vestees. .. ... .$1.25 to $3.50 R 0 i" Mrs. Charles Perry of Westerly was | Camp Merritt, N. J. s much activity for that welcome-home | Hopkins lnos;ilx{l‘uy;it a5 AmbUlaTice | it MIZhE. che. ottt o These are more formal in design, and in effect than the lace affairs, but ected -a member of the executive| reception to be given the soldier boys |driver, and ddes not expect to get|coughed; next day her cold was gone. 3 Lol KRAFT { committee at the tenth annual meet- Soldiers from France and elsewhere |home for a year. Expect to keep this remedy in my many of them are distinctly handsome. For those who revel in tailored VER ing of the Rhode Island state confer- b p U E:xre returning to Westerly d and| The Westerly ristmas sing will | house continualiy, f«irmn'!'ere's nothing effects they are just the thing. ence of chacities and corrections held . ] ver- | suilors, too. be from the town hall steps on the|f"»' ran come ve Wi 3 SILVERWARE Monday evening in Providence. Prof.|s f in battle was in| Now there is tall: of delaying that|afternoon of December 24 at five o'~ e fiq"?}}gpgf gflghs DAINTY TABLE NOVELTIES | Frederick P. Gosham spoke on Milk |tie Argonne forest section and on Oc- |proposed biz demonstration until all |clock, under the direction of Robert|touc a sriops, coughs, Dainty Bits of Organdie and Georgette 50c to $3.50 AT LOW PRICES land Tuberculosis. He said statistics|tober 13 he was wounded in the left|of the Westerly men In the military | Valentine. S Fia¥ine pure) You . S . ¥ ¥ : per cent, of all fattle | forearm. ~He was sent 0 a French |service arrive home. Sergeant H. Wayland Lanphear, avi- | 2. F, D. 2, Stanford, Kky. The Les & Fine Organdie—filmy Georgette—good Net—all have been used in many | This Klever Kraft Silver will not already suffer- | hospital Ira B. Crandall has returned from a |ation cerps, who arrived in Boston Jast | Oszood Co. ways, and have resulted in the creation of some exguisite pieces of inex- | LArnish, and much skill and artis- that tests made | —. try is exhibited in the pretty pieces i t milk eamples already on the mar- which we are showing in our Base- t showed the presence of virulent | ment Department. {form-of tuberculosis germs. He said e @ t j = b : it was the duty of all interested per- Stocks and Jabots of Lace and Net. .......59c to $3.50 | yioreeradish Jars !sons 10 work for.a general pasteuriza- ; 8 it s i St Rt izion of the: milk supply. < andsome Velvet Scarfs. ......... i 3 Sherbet Saucers. The will of David McLaren, with ¢ dso! $7.00 and $8.50 Elawer - Vate B ‘rodm}n was admitted to probate at the Marabout Capes, Scarfs and Muffs. . . ...$6.75 to $13.50 | |7dividual Baker 5 ! gromtLiar aesaion. of the Wipetesly. pro | 7 Individual Casserole... |bate court, Judge Edward M. Burke, pensive neckwear. Why not some of this for your gift list? held Tuesday afternoon. The will ves to a eon and two daughters $10 b, and all the rest and residue of [ ] . is given to his wife, Jessie ; aren. In the will James 3 < - named as executor, The ‘ . é executed after the death : . Gourlay, and Alrs, McLaren was cutrix. The court ap- e widow as exeeutrix - 43 » and delicious fixed the bond without surety at i 3,000 appointed Richard J.| Both will and codl re witnessed by Thomas Gourlay and Bdward J. Burdick. : of John H. Gayitt, an | . g:l;ONlNGTON RN R SR T TN = | allgwane madc of $100 a montk EAST WOODSTOCK | - BRIEF STATE NEWS six monthe for ‘the support of T t an e of Ose Owing to lemi " elf and cf < The store and office o “ ‘_\:x'l 8 “:‘}:m %nl :‘::‘c(‘:‘r »mc_le‘xsleesx:l?‘ ¢ Cen&e‘rhraok Dickinson & Co. Har T: Tefft was appointed ad- | foRite: ave 4l e 7 of the estate of James oy Sl Lingerisn L up witch hazel {A. Tefft. Bond $3,000. Eugene B. ay: Middletown.—Middletown is expected { Pendleton was appointed appraiser. 0 report at least 15,000 members in| Samuel H. Davis, attorney, adminis- roll call campaign, trator of the estate of Mary J. Cran- The death of Anmie Car.|9all, submitted inventory whith show. ed 8, makes the 23d i {he mao|od value of $2.76164, which was ap- ere. . There ars now Proved and ordered recorded. In the n r money | b tlin has sold her on the premises. ) 1. N. Johnston - - M. B. Morse visited his nephew, H. - £ame estate the administrator was au- s:lelm ¢ge:n Pu'n! rs. 7. Bott & e A > thorized to sell for cash, at not less haries H. Cushman has returned tc = B .| tha ine v 3 ) S8, 38 the fufoes to Bibecl: ows Telends] (R g e e on | Al Ak s licre Y enthusiastic| ag specifi disposed Of By the wein Orris B. Norman, 51, died Monday | sehool dutier, P8 B S D EasetiE. Sundyg Tight nd final accounts were re- | sght in Lawkence hospital, New Ton-| A" four-minute man epeaking con- | ; NoHfolk—The annual meeting of the | ceived, approved and ordered recorded | don, Mo leaves a widow' and seven | test was held at the ecneol Monday| Liichfield County Choral union will be/ in the estates of George ¥. Hiscox and | « 3 tos : o s with Mr Mrs. Carl Stoeck ice Conant. A mang of caulkers employed at the ;;l:"°}’“(hr‘§‘:‘§; o roven contest- | at Whitehouse Friday. 1" Inventories were ordered recorded in shipyard quit Work ori Tuesday morn- | topic concerning the war, such as| Hartford— e City Bank and Trust| the estates of Thomas A. Brown, Wil- ing, when they learned that their fore- | thrigt and war savings stamps, Red|COMPany -vesccrday sent out 4400 nway and Frank Marino. man, ‘?’""“‘(‘n.“}ir‘f“'-hll“n‘l, been re-| Cross, Y. W. C. A, & ‘.aum?;,,my Christmas club checks to- depositors. | Alice A, Saunders presented rrwase rora the job. v men will | ot £ : >, ota 8 £2 | fo self 5 seek employment elsewherc. in: the content. B bty e Do Setat a0 00, Thorastars of Batona 6. Shteng or st ity Pike o jo3 Cady an rah . Father John Heller | goreq filed with estate. i A . SIS o the faiin re given honorable mention. | preached his farewell sermon at St, The judges were Charles Perrin, Mrs. | Mary's church Sunday. He has. he Upon petition of Minnfe Sisson a; a8 & ruccens s shown by the fact of | W. . Witter and Mrs. B. E. May. transferred to Wallingford as as sL{ant Sl sGhcory Sr Lo Wl ot iy apanese ma, Wash., Rr— in Holy Trinity parish. Father Heller|wis ordoreq. flod o the omsorys & who is believed to have set a record In a French factory turbines P i Fath ller| was ordered filed in the records of by plcking up 225 sacks of potatoes in | driven by water from & reservolr on o | opsce" St #16d here for abo 4. #izee | the court, day. mountain 600 feet hbov sy i ey 2 . ; 2 oy . " % e e e i §:§;'Ei’fut§"°m°ipdgf5§?$ £ An- )};’%‘%}Fvfi%& (ot a OR bre.akfast let 1t be batter wholesome and satisfying in every. - ot Aftar e SR T e or oatmeal and GOLD LLABEL Keep the Brer Rabbit pitcher on e nex rm e rior G o L B i e | - Jase Gy e S | § Bl 2oy Molasses from New Orleans. Here terbill, builds health and saves sugar. . tered of . Beri- el . . Malted Milk ous fir?gzé_?;géfiiif“!gi;; e : is a breakfast— really economical, Penick & Ford, Ltd., New Orleans. Very Nutritious, Digestible Stars and Stripes Forever. Some of the itry of The REAL Food-Drink, instndy prepared. | are mo chinemastie ™ oecs. “hraomiose hoM y Horlick process and aid that they are making home- m carefuily selected materials. made American flags with 12 to 14 Used successfully over Y century. |Stars and nine or 10 stripes, and End i by physici o the more stripes they use the more thankful they feel—Seattle Post In- Ask £ ttiligencer. and get or |c s The Original Regulation Takes Time. - ’ X & . After observing human nature for @ great many years one is'not so V0! ng free in belleving that it will accept any ‘very sudden or severe regula- tion. Regulation takes time—St Lauis Giobe-Demiocrat. > Ihe Old Reliable A St Manchastr —Tony pase, o = ekt " Brer Rabbit, the real New Orleans the table at all meals. Cuts the but= wirie Horlick’s : =

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