Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 3, 1919, Page 2

i A NorrwiGH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JARUARY 3, T9T9 The rain has taken the frost out of |cied dt his home “Jednmuh\ night Journed from Tuesday, Jan the srounds and roads, even the stats [{ro mpneumonia following a few days’,d highways, are consequently in very |illness with influenza. Ile was the| , to Fri Jan, 10, at 1 o'clock p. m., whea s will be put to plea. State's| WILLIMANTIC for the outside of the church. The evening was an inspiring one in many The annual roll call was held ae ¢he | Ways. - " " iti va 1 mail carrier from the South IAHO[‘H“\ Charles L. Searis states he First Baptist church New Years eve- eph Dion, who hes seen |Poor condition. A local dector was 1uva 2 w Hi hpr RSk With s IatEe RUHME DRaRA: Sha | s o tal slosegh Diate mho hgp scen | e “ahliged "to. get-amigtnce on | Coventry post ofice. his route includ- | 7l meet members of the bar for con- ins Hig aise oo L tod. | Thursday when his car became stuck | itz North Covents aud vic 1tz regr riming es roll was called by the church secre-|oi the war, has been twice wounded, | Thursday e Covens o i e s e and decorated by the French govern- members sent messages. Mrs, Otlopment, is spending five days' furlougy Judge Edgar L. Walker of Putnam |ifS7. He is survived by his wife, M Robinson sang and Georze Payton|at his home in this city. He comes a local visitor Thursday. Gertrude Gilbert Day, two wminor chi From Judge 4, from 9 a, m. to 3 p. N igi idren and a brother, John “Day. all of : sang The Colors That Never Run.|here from Camp Devens, to which he rs. Origin Perkins and dgughter,v Three trios were sung by Mrs. Rob- |was sent with a train load of wound- | Miss Annie Perkins of New Yerk arc | South Coventry. BOLTON inson, Miss May Shepherd and Miss|ed soldiers Sunday. He is recovering AMyra Smith. The address of the cve- [from a wound received Nov. 9. two ning was delivered by Rev. Arthur I°.|days before the armistice was signed. Purkiss, pastor of the Central Baptist | Corporal Dion is 23 years old, and has church, Nerwich. Mr. Purkiss spoke | worked in this city at the Hotel Hao- earnestly of the need of conducting |ker, and also as a clerk at the Hotel church business in a biz way and|Nonatuck, in Holvoke. suiting the methods to the bigness of | A¢ the annual business meeting of the aim. Afier the address subper|yno” Girle Club Wednesday evening, was seryed and a social hour was en- | rcnorts were read by the officers, and joyed. The attention of all was called | gmoars for 1919 were elected, Miss to three new pieces of equipment|pjanche Hallahan was the unanimous visiting Mrs. Perkins' daughter, Mrs.{ Robert E. Clark, 83, died Wednesday | Catherine A. Doane, 44 J. Deloraine Conant of Chestnut|day evening at his home in Clark’s|home of her street. Corners. Mr. Clark was horn in 2 last week 3 Charles H. Robinson of Chaffeeville!London, the son of Charles . and|illnes Miss Doane: was born in He-i and Miss Rose D. Anthony of Mans-|Caroline Holt Clark. [or fifty vears|Lron, the daughter of Chauncey and| field Hollow were married New Year Ilm engaged in farming and fishing at|Marzaret Daly Doane and has spent day by Rev. E. P. Ayer at the Con-!Piym Island, but in 1903 he e, N. J., and Boiton. gregational parsonage in Mansfield Corners., He survived 3 Center. They were attended by Mrs.|sjs wife, Susan Champion Cl Ralph nthony, a sistec of the!ihree children, Mrs. Jane Chapp groom, aiid Ralph E. Anthony, brother | Clark's Corners: Robert of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Robin-|Chaplin and Mrs. Ethel died at the E. Daly | g after a short | E. flor « ul\‘l\\>~tr| and lf)n and four sisters. Vander Clock and Mrs, 1 2 Mansfield. | o4 ic, which the church has —procurel | choice for- president. Announcement | S° Will make thefr home = M msfeld. | Warwick. : | dercloc of Passaic, N. J vhvnmh the vear, \]nnn-znvllln .“.l !;ler("i was made that Mrs. Abel's class in|_ William Griggs, an employe of the The body of Mrs. Mary oane o artiora opticon lantern, and a bulletin boar: Vindgrman Manufacturing Company, | Burnham Fitch arrived in this sustained a scalp wound when a piece | Thursday on the noon expres of metal fell and stru the | was taken to Willimantic cemetery | head. On examination . Joseph's!for burial. A committa hospital, it was found that he conducted at the grave by Rev. | 0d Cross knitting would change its {work, due to the national order to discontinue knitting. and would here. ey B 0 lafter include crocheting. tattinz, and b |the makinz of dainty lingerie. The Connors of Bolton. 1e went to the ]\r\m( of her when th of th night from pneumenia. engagement of their daushter, Miss|She was born March 31 186 Tiorothy Eaton Crane. to Harry Grat- tidge of New York eify Frank H. Day of South Coventry business meeting was followed by an|Suffering from a slight concussion of Carpenter. or re- 3 s s S musing fashion show. | the brain. innie i and M. Chap- PEayeIs @ Children instruetive and amusing fashion show. e Minnic E., wife of Arland M. Chap. D LR S and the serving of light refreshments.{ Mr. and Mrs. William I. Crane of 62 |man, died at her home in Scotlani NOERIDOHS, Jof “‘\j InUse ForOver30Years | private Richard Dudley is spending | Wellevue strect have announced the | Wednos Mrs, James Connors, hr\ week with 77 A Always boars m _Hizh “' ash- sion. aughter or D Loring . 4 resident of Scotland for many Ske is surviy her husband, nd and - Hadley ter, Mrs. Carrie Cook : and brother, G. M. Trown of Walnole, M, Murray's Boston Store haniel Brown and was in oot _____—_.__..__..__.; ned the Cente as \\Il»iil-l:ll- for M V) i Next Mon- Chap S s of Willimanti FOR YOUR ST OMACH SAKE Quickly Remnves All Stomach Misery—Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Eeartburn, Sour, Acid and Gassy Stomac] the Secret: EATONIC Drives the Gas cut of the body—and the Bloat * l.!:::\:-nh!n. égmn!e:d to bring relief or money back. Costs onlya cent or twoaday touseit. Geta box today. il- ! ‘Weite for “Help" Book to EATONIC EEMEDY CO., 1018 Se. Wabash Ave., Caleago, Il ror Farm. Man T'ean was born in a. imuel M th (Llu':him‘ _of Mr. spending Willimantic, Conn. b T Alvord i N. ture on | ted le Sund heen to business trip, i e e S v s is felt for her bereavement. family Fidwards: music. Mrs. Lena Brackett; | rooms in Willimantic and at the ey of Goshen \‘xvrnn‘flo\\'er, M : R. T. Jones. graves in Stol cemeter A trio, 10 the first of the wee : L {SUPERIOR COURT JAN. 10 | Bolton friends S Mirs. Albert Botham, ! L. Garvey ater Coats, Suits, Dresses ™55t o i it 5 sour wnoman | |4 24 ang two hymns. The superior court for Windham |1 ted of Percy I.. Scribner, who returned to| Harold Hanson, Ira - enelon McCollum, - Vilcox and Irwin county come. ndon of | his home last week rvice a li has been in the| Merrill. A large company of relatives over a year. After en-)and friends mbled. - The floral 3 T listing Dec 1917, he was sent to San| tributes were beautiful 'mpathy for dancing | Antonio, Te: where he remained un- | the afflicted family is strong and uni- edo orches- | til ~prmg when he came to Long| versal. { Island. on there he was sent to es Ruth and Ella McCollum re- zzio and Annette | England with the 318th aero squadron. | turned to New London on Wednesday n at Willimantic Rr m, Judge Joel he list of crim o al s (continuied ciss) includes: | a' ‘Ei e al'a e lr s l vs, Michael MeXotta, attempt v < to break and enter: Waiter C " violation of milk law: Car |t Fannie Grouman, per wnd ( Returning from there, he received his for their college course. o 2 b and Eugene Ro Mr. discharge papers at Camp Mills, L. L,| The monthly church mee was i {assault, to be nolled; Wal { Dec. 17, 1918, held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock LN | - | ahuse of female child; Albe | William Backus, who i in the home of Mrs Ida Smith. tment, Broc A New Ye: sermon will be his home. preached next Sunday mulning Mr. and \h L EE. “ard entertained = Christmas day }..'VI\[ Alfred b Saan bl ASRUBRALICH Kinne and Alfred TODAY AND SATURDAY WILL BE INTERESTING DAYS IN THE READY-TO-WEAR' DEPARTMENT. SCORES OF READY-TO.WEAR GARMENTS HAVE BEEN ASSEM.| John Potvin, ohn Hovoth ‘luf‘[\n house of ill fame ch of the peace Mrs zabeth visitors Mrs. Arthur Clarke from mantic.| Mr. Gaisford preached at Grange feath “orp. Louis P. Lav. field [ hall S 1 at West 4 N ATAbE battalion, signal cor 1y, N.| Kingston chapel ternoon, BLED HERE AT PRICES THAT MEAN AN ACTUAL SAVING OF ONE-THIRD TO |t harle M., was discharged at Camp Devens| Mrs. Andrew Pech s Ve o ISt William \(mwl.}\ ind was the guest of his aunt, | day with relatives in Providence. imy: John Walinski, THE FORMER PRICES, AND MANY OF THE VALUES OFFERED|m: g, ellnsiy siwuiory ON'S NEWEST AND MGCST FAVORED MODELS. morte, Trcaking and entering. tion expired. Tony Hardan, John Brodeur, non-support dock, adultery: Rosalle Josephine Palmer, for veral| William Cotier of Pr led over Sunday with Bdward C ton spent 14 parents here. Mr. and Mrs. | spending a short furlo here. Mrs. Frank Backu I um»' the Bavtist} 1 her daugh- t Albert Fortek, bu ’ “W, it e Miss Pauline Backus, of Williman- ay afternoon. WARM WINTER COATS ew-C te vs € 185} tic, were of Mr. and Mrs. = ger, theft; Er of California has been | ter_ Backus from Friday until AEr \ughter: Joseph St aa : am’ Robinson and family have rt. Sophia Golon and Pewhuret of New Ha. | Joseph Rushman of Palmer, Mass,|the sympathy of people here in th At One '(hll‘d LESS FOI'meI‘ Pflces i P ing at the home of Mr, | 1S been a visitor at the home of Miss | bereavement. The family moved male child: Pran Brigzs, has sone fo | Josephine Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. aron: . ¥ > to spend a few days at the| NI and M 3 i e S R ; Sl e Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gardi- | {heir suest Chr $25.00 and $27.50 Coats, in; zebeline, weol velour and|:ion of chordinance, £ A ne St arson mixtures, half and full lined, fur or plush collars, some|] with plain collars—Sale prices $16.00 and $18.50, | £35.00 and S3 tended. Mrs St. and Mrs. | N. that, by order of . | the January criminal term will Hahn daughter | 2 h of Providence he home | <. Hahn's mother, Mrs. Mary | rel .00 Coats, in broadcloth and wool velour, plush, fur or plain collar, plain satin lining—Sale price QOTHERS Reduce your doctor's $26.00. ; : bills by keeping were L and 1t i influenza. 1d son Ed- Monday in service w o hurch next London. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Manning nnmr—! alwaye on hand— R 2 tained Christmes day Alfred Manning P ~ . PRt €| of Provide and V¥ Mrs. Chap- 59.00 Coats, in velour, pompom and broadcloth, full E pell and! nfant of Windham Mix %/ “ Martha g of l,\'nr\\'x‘h a . . O . o T and Mrs. Whaley and childre satin lined, fur, plush or seal collars—Sale price $35:00. | “New PRICES--aoc. 60c, 31.20 ~,OU"'H WiLL iNGTON Sl ARt o \ $05.00 Coats, in silvertone and fine grade wool velour, | full lined with figured satin, raccoon and seal coliars—Sale i E t price $35.00. ea i.fig | { | | | I THOMPSON | The public schools remain closed lhh week 5 been in Wor- dauzhter Sunday of Mis S . e —— fhe ars of Mis iR 3:.1.1 By ke a0 recent visitor at ) SUITS TO CLOSE AT HALF PRICE e, atier o e and Mr. a N e Christm Mr. and Mr: artha M. ¥ Three new of Jewett City, were en nesd p 5al= price b‘.).T\“ Cool weather is here! How‘ will you heat the house this! in and serge, braid trimmed, navy and brown— A Koo reanatancials 3 !Wlnter? We can show you |socs Tnst Tuesda, r<r2;:1“.\.r". 235.00 Suits, in poplin and wool serge, black and navy blue—ale price i loved and o Miss A $17.50. : WOOD AND COAL lected to office | . A R Svaliion anils Vicars N | nichtakiie speiid $43,00 | uif poplin and wool serge, black and Lcenvon guests at the Stone| brothers in New York and New Jer- bix i 2 Ya] G e | sey. TR TERS White ha becn» _n] Mz _ home for his mid wirter 549.00 Suits gaberdine and fine popim, SR HMTON f i . . 7 L Funeral services for J 1 f in great variety. We have the LANSFlEl D DEPOT an old time rc of thi N 4 charter memb of = Suits. in erdine, velour and broadcloth, black, brown and taupe ‘G}ensu,cu, Quaker and Rich- No sadder Christm 2 grange, were held at Grange hall om :mond makes in wood and coal | {burning stoves. Prices range| ”"—‘“'_—_—'—"f———_——’—""———— from $3.50 to $35.00. ATTRACTIVE DRESSES SALE OF SKIRTS We also show the ELEC., A Bruce Biclaskl i 2 . i 1L H i At bargain prices. Materials One lot of Skirts, f:gelsc iR three] are Serge, Satin and Jersey. s | $46 50 Dreteas. Come in and let us show you. | | perienced by this villag Sunday afternoon. owing to the terrible mn\.onm scourge. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Penzigzer of Aue C brations were called off. ! burn, R. pent Christmas at Wil- re very few. liam ’s. 1 Coleman of Chicago vis- Miss Eisie Hoffman home of her|tella Decker are ill with ir Little River graneg Anna Hall oF Boston surprised | meeting Friday eve Mrs. Jane Stedman, by @| Lijeutenant Leighton isit. is at the home of his parents, tha Botham and Miss Annie | Mrs, W, A. Nosworthy. —Sale price $29.50. social, Mrs. Es- in navy blue, black and fancy 7 Dinsmore m \\.Utm‘\nn were at home | Richard Burchnall has received his Sale price $13.50. checks, all wool of course; s « of praser was con. | {ISCHETEC from the wmy and is at his 322.50 Dresses— are grouped together for ! P ttas e hetirs elaay ar SRR e S Sale price $15.00 | Friday and Saturday mark- J C L' l C ke vouns man was taken to Norwich |after epending Christmas at W. W. $25.00 Dresses— ed at a price that will at- N VS lncg gE 9. Influenza at the A. J. Bowers home res;llteg in tm(- de\axth :f."t{x:d oldest T and youngest sons, Marshall 2 - . = udfmstgsa:un!a and Sunday. The| Gefmany having lost 5000,000 men other members of the family are im-|in the war, now is the time for all proving. The double funeral of the|the pro-Germans in the United States Bowers boys took place Tuesday af-|to go back and fill up Vaterland's ternoon. The services were conducted | population. They won't be missed by Rev. F. W. Kiein at undertaking | here—Portland (Me.) Fastern Argus. Sale price $16.50 .| tract your attention. These Sale price $18.50 ?t Ivisg S_ki'rts sold just a $30.00 Dresses— ew days ago at $10.00— Sale price $20.00 today and tomorrow you $32.50 Dresses— may nave your choice at Sale price $22.00 $6.98. e WILLIMANTIC, CONN, Furniture 705-3 Undertaking 705-2 DANIEL =™, THOMAS H. KILLOUREY BRGS { FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EM. WARM BLANKETS SWEATERS e i 0, e T 86 Union St, Willimantic, Conn. For Cold Nights The cold weather is already with us and the| P'rwna 23C Lady AI:IS(HH“ These cold nights a good warm Blanket is | need of a good warm Sweater is imperative, | JAY M SHEPARD very much appreciated and our collection | To fill that Sweater need of yours we have F E"“;‘l“’l‘;.‘ “"“"E“Ei:“;‘:i” offers you a wide choice of selection, from | an assortment of beautiful Sweaters in many| g eie e the plain cotton blanket as low as $2.10, up | designs and colors, at $7.50, $8.50, $9.98 ?fifz“l:{::f' St., X‘%gl:g}:fi to $15.00 for the better kind in wool. and $12.50. Ple puts the finishing touch to the suc- cesaful feast. A good Pic depends on the right flavoring for fts llp-smacking exceilence. Use Slade’s flavorings with these Ples and malke vour guests smile with delight. With APPLE use | With SQUASH use siade’s Cinnamon, Siade’s | Siade’s Ginger, Silade's Nutmeg, Slade’s Extract | Nutmeg, Siade’s Cinnamen of Lemon With MINCE use Slade’s Spices are strengest and best and Siade's Cloves, Glade's | i waplain the Bsccret of ) Alluieo; Sinda's, Nutmes, | picasing Pise. Ask_grocers for sudu. Send_stamp for Patriotic ‘Coclk Boe'. & 1. Coy Bestem, I COPYRIGHT_GLINEDINST, WASHY DR. F C JACKSO“ Chise BE e n of the Department of Justice, . l . ‘r DEN'I‘IS T who has made sensational disclos- HE H C MURRA CO i ures in his investigation of the Ger- o ° L] e d o | man Government's efforts to buy Removed te 715 Main St, Willimantio Hours—p & & % § D. B Phone 44 and control American newspapers.