Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 22, 1919, Page 2

WILLIMANTIC Fishing through the ice is popular among the men of this vieinity just now as in epite of the mild winter ice has formad to a thickness of about eight inches. The catches are about average, and no big fish are report- ed. Mre. Jennio E. Lillie of 123 Valley street, left Tuesday morning to take up her residence at the Masonic Home in Wallingforc. The Home has over one hundred inmates at present. State Po'lcemen Bridgeman and Sulllvan were in town Tuesday en route from North Crosvenordale, where they had been testifying in the case of Edward A. Bartletr, who was arrested last Saturday night for burg- lary. Miss Mary D. Richmond, teacher of the seventh grade at Natchang school has heen in Jewett City attending the funeral of her sister, Mis. Albert R. Saunders A large lnd er\flmsx:sh: crowd of t ling match ht at Tuft's en of the The s of women in Leginning Hartford = of the Employ- at the ously ill with ag of 5307 w:s clzared by th: s the sault rit 1 ziven the “harles A, Southworth of Mount Haddad and Misss Mala- 11 married Monday ore Yanni, Raymond mor Children Cry FOR FLETGHER'S CA TOR Heating Stoves | Cool weather is here! How will you heat the house this Winter? We can show you WO00D AKD COAL HEATERS n great \we;y We have the Glenwocd, Quaker and Rich. |’ n16nd makes in wood and coal | surning sicves. Prices range | from $3.50 to $35.00. fi We also show the ELEC.! TRIC OIL HEATERS in three izes Come in and let us show you. THF 005 DZENTIST Removed to 715 Main 8t. Willimantio | S -3 4 ® %85 o Fhone ¢4 DANIEL P THOMAS H. | - | | KL OUPE\ BRIS. ERAL DIKECTORS AND EM. BALMERS Willimantic, Conn. ‘Lady Assistant) 2 Union St, Phono 29C JAY M. SHEPARD Euccesding Elmore & Shepard Funeral Director & Embalmer 60-62 North St., Willimantic Lady Aesistan: Tel. connection ! pastor of the Greek Orthelex chuuh! at ailentown, Pa. stiss Helen C€ulld, exccutive socre~ tary of the Welfare Lureau, has ge- signed. The mesting of the Willimantio Woman's ctub was hell at the club rooms on Main street Tuesday afier- neon, Two selegtions were played by Windham High Behoal orehestra, Colonel Churles W, Lurpes gave an in(eresting resume of curpent events, laying special emphasis on the causes jor the Uniica States anteriug the war, the pesce’ cenforerco, and the tareatened rise of Bolshavism in the United Siates. The funeral of Dr. Rebert V. 8wain, who died at Storrs, was held Tuesday. The I was taken irum Bterrs to Brimfield, Mass, where funeral ser- vices were hold at the famiy home. From BLrimfisld, the bedy was taken o Worcester, Mass., for burinl. The first Mahomedan funeral vica ever neld in Willimantic ducted at Killourey Bi taking rooms at 1 o'elock T Ashnand Allic, who died Sunday ernoon. The vice were S. H. Benz of and Sam lHassan of Da bearers werce Richard, cph Haddad, and al was in ahe ser= s con- aft- chanters of the ser- Waterbury, elson. The Lieen, and Loui Chikol. Wiliimantic ceme- Bu tery When the superior court came in Tuesday morning at 10.39 with Judge Joel Reed on the bench, the case of William Frost of Pomfret, charged with breach of the peace on Dec. 14, 1918, was taken up and a plea of zull- entered. State's Attorney sommended a flne of $20 and and this was imposed by Judge Searls Reed. The case against Raphael lowarth of Putnam, charged with stututory ar- son, was then taken up. This case was on frlal when court adjourned last weelk. The defcese began, the accused be- ing the first witnesa called. Ile said te was 21 and lived at Putnam. iy futher wus killod in a rallrond wrock at Bolton Notch and hia mother died four years ago. Ile had threo brotl- and one sister. One brofaer re- ed in Putnam and one way in slate prison and the other at Cheshire Ilis sister llves in Foster, R. I. Part of the t/me duri the lust four )ears he slept in a barn and at other times he Lired a room. He had been ar twice in Putnam. Before helng rvested on this charge ha was never iu Jail. ile was urrested on Oectober < on th (hl‘l“u d was In court at aken to court from and l utnam, Putnam spended ekt later he Geodvear truck took am short! Ve Joseph 1 had taghed o Howarth {es falsg, 1 comml €wce a: ..,lume 8 ch Distress in a| re Back if Treat- rent Does Not Overcome Any Form of Tndigestion ough there pit of the o-na was a stom- omach e shortness of hreatk 1 waterbra 3 u ulm] Mi-o0-na and the \,n i ur stomact rain ould pprr If vou use and feel that m its duties properly 1 box of Mi-o-na tablets t has orere in on or stoma e empty box 1o your vill refun mon ce & Osg and all lea mn; drug- t MURRAY’S BOSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. Sheets and Pillow Cases AT CLOSING SALE FRICES High quality and assured economy are the features of our stock of Sheets and Pillow Cases, which at present in- clude large assortments of all the staple grades. depend upon their serviceability because we handle only the grades that we know are satisfactory, and our Janu- ary Clearance assures you of getting the best values ob- tainable. Good size Sheets —Sale price $1.29 54x90 Tied Sheets — Sale price $1.69 ' 81x90 Bed Sheets—Sale price: $1.98 pom Seamed Bed | 81x99 Best Bed Sheets — I 4E H. C. MURRAY CO. You can Sale price $2,50 45x36 Pillow Cases—Sale prices 30c and 38c each of Stomach ¥ Of The Stomach Is Dangerous “Thousands Have lt and Know It,” Says Physician. Frequently M:ltaknn for In- digestion—How To Recognize and Treat. “Thousands of ¥eople suffer more or less comstantly from furred, coated tongue, bad breath, sour burning stom- ach, frequent vomiting, rumbling in stomach, bitter eructations, gas, wind, and stomach acidity, and eall it indi- gestion when in r v trouble is due to gastric catarrh of the stom- ach,” writes a New York physician. Catarrh of the stomach is dangerous because the mucous membrane lining of the stomach is thickened and a coat- ine of phlesm covers the surface so that the digestive fluids cannot mix with the food and digest them. condition soon breeds deadly diseas in the fermented. unassimilated food. The blood is polluted and carries the infection throughout the body. Gastric ulcers are apt to form and frequently an ulcer is the first sign of a deadly rrh of the stamach a good and safe treatment is to take before meals a teaspoonful of pure Bisurated Mag- nesia in half a glass of hot water as hot as vou can comfortably drink it The hot water washes the mucous from the stomach walls and draws the blood to the stomach, while the bisurated magnesia is an’ excellent solvent for J mucous and inereases the efficiency of the hot water treatment. Moreover the Bisurated Magnesia will serve as a powerful but harmless antacid which will neutralize any excess hydrochlozie acid that may be in your stomach and sweeten its food content 1Sy, Dit- ural digestion without d s of kind should sobn follow. Bisurated \1ngn9=lu is not a laxative, is harml pleasant and easy to take and can be ned from any loeal druggist. Dan't fuse Bisurated Magnesia with other ms of magnesia. milks, citrates, et 1t zet it in the pure bisurated f (pnvuln or tablets), especially pr pared for this purpose. There has never been a hair remedy even remotcly re- sembling Famo. Famo actually kills the bacilli that kill the hair. Every ingredient in it is used by every reputable phyvician. tr Howarth said he told Marks l:at Jack- But none gf.ff.hfs: HErients son was (rying to fasten a fire onto were ever before applied to sav- him. Witness said Jackson arresied ing the kair. nim on one oceasio nd he w raigned in court. at W rs ago and Howarth was fined mother settling Various witnesses testified and the arguments were made, The jury could not agree on a ve: judge gave them until to eonsider. until Wedn JEWE’[’I" CITY December k John Wilfred g New Lustre—New Life Science knows ncw that Sebor- rhea causes fziling ha finaily baldness. Wid‘leu‘ mass: his this deadiy ha;t d: appear. The hair will take on new angd that pew life show ia vsadrous new lustre. EGandruff is Seborrhea Ii you have dandruff you have Schorrhea. And as long as you have Se- vorrhea you are in danger of losing your hir. Raamine every scalp after a few d and you will a flake. Don't Lose a Day If Seborrhea gets into the scbaceous glands, you Jwill lose most or all of your hair. Not a &ay is to be lost in Killing the dandruff bacilli with Fame. Not until Famo has completely cleared your scalp are you safe, Famo a Real Discovery Seborrhea is a disease—as dead- ly to the roots of the hair as pyorrhea to the roots of the teeth. The discovery of Famo deserves therefors, to be ranked as a real achievement. Shampooing the scalp will not kill the bacilli—but Famo will. Famo Xills the Germ If your hair is falling out—then it is fighting for its life. s fast as Seberrhea kills one Nature strugglss to supply another. ut the second will be a fecble growth, because the heir is poisoned at its source by Se- borrhea. Usless Fame Lills the Scborrhea robe—your hair is making a sing fight. Each succeeding hair will be thinner and weaker—until Famo kills the bacilli, ator cph S harge from the v service are expaeted to report at the town Y Monroe of Dayville, was =day of Mre. R. R. Rob IH(‘H Do.\lm chairman . whe has heen monia is much improv- man- | nan- | : : fair, The annual meeting of the freemen ;;;];‘h:‘ m%,‘,‘, h was b fonday ev | “private Arthur Monty has' returned | SR 5 SeCcrelary | ¢5 his home, after bein henora | 2 Mop ps yeir WERe el dinchiaredd fr cepted as read. A six pill tax had | SCpartERC ! been recommended by the board, but| =~ % 5 the meeting voted a 5 mill tax, the|SOme tme ar ar. ephone changes in regu price | tted by the zone system | i iti isit will affeqt Jowett City ot Thers| Blind British Pegr Visits : can be no jarticular party calls he- United States [tween Jewet: City and - Jewett City and Mo F‘fl present | rate of 5 cents bej swett City and Norwich will PLAINFIELD | A public installation of officers was ' hall Saturday evening Plainfield, No. 183 v Court | pendent Order of S Erother Henry A. Benoit, chief ranger of Pawtucket, siding, The installation w. |attended by members 4nd fr the surrounding courts, also many 1 high court officers of Connecticut and Rhode Island. The visiting officers from Providence were Drcother Geor: H. Smith, H. V, C, R.. Brather Hen A. Benoit, P. H. C, A, Terrence M. 4 seph Bonier, cf Court Rockambeau, Frother Carl Southcr, tary of Whatcheer Court. was also honored by the attendance of Brother Lawrence A, Walsh, dis- trict supreme chief ranger of Hr\rl‘fnrd_ Brothers George H. Smiih, H. V. R., and Carl Sguther, I, supreme conductors stajlation. The officers instalied ar chie: o finanei; 7] ieu Donne Jcdo! court deputy; John Joseph Belanger, chief rager: Carl Veit, past chief ranger; Lona Oid Folk’s Coughs will be relieved promptly by Pise's. throat tiekls; relieves rrsitation. The reme tested by more than fifty years of uge m "CENTRAL NEWS PHOTQ_SERVICE. NEW_YORKA Sir Arthur Pearson, the famous English publisher, who is in this country to advise in work of train- ing afflicted American sojdiers maimed by Hun gasses. Sir Arthur is Britain's'most loved blind-man. PISO’S o sell the whole island at a wouldn't buy enough flavor. u()].n Baldness keepe coming closar and cloger. But 28 long as there is life in the hair roots Famo will stim- ulate and encourags the growth of new hair. It has increased the length of women’s hair from four to six inches, Three Years of Tria: . The formula of Famo was worked out in one of Detroit's great pharmaceutical houses. These wonderful laboratorie: menufacture medical supplies ior the physicians and druggists of America. Three years of constant re- scarch went on before Famo was even given a name. But in that time it had proven that it stepped Seberrhea. It had demonstratzd its power before even a single botile was sold. No Alcohol in Fame Now it is offered to a people peculiprly afflicted with a dis- ease deadly to hair. ything in it is helpful to hair—1elpful toward a healthy If You Have Dandruff You Have Seborrhea scalp, beartiful, uriant hair. glossy, luza It contains not 2 trace of harm. ful alcobol. The dollar bottle is a quarter to a third larger. Get Famo irom your druggist znd begin to use it regularly this very night. At all toilet goods counters— $1 and 35 cent sizes. Your meney wiil be refunded if yom are not satisfied. Ap her shops. Sehorriea is the med for a morbidly increas: from the sebaceous the s alp Tke seh cretion forms.in ard is commoniy dandruff. known as Mid. by The Famo Ce., Detroit AND OSGOOD It contains its own sweet- ness, self-developed from the grains in the making, and it is a delicious food, eatable to the last atom! “There'sa Reason’ During the war, Grape-Nuts stood in . the foremost ranks in providing the utmost in food values and food;; “economy. ff Keeps Right On?Y rape=Nuis stands unique among ready-to-eat cereals in percentage of available nourishment, ease of digestion, and P e e s e e e T =