Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 24, 1919, Page 9

WONWIGH BULLETIN, FWIDKY, JANUARY 24, 1979 e e e —— L O DANIELSON | _Afrs. F. O. Armington will have, the members of the Ladies’ St. Alban’s church a meeting this Sewing cir- Work is being rushed cn the new building in A Danielson on of the town court was railread | in settlement of the company’ v is to give ngregarional church License n2anle the country di The selectmen ditional light to be need in a was that have ventured off 1 this vieinity b OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS ST PRICES The reason we have marked prices lower|: now is thi Danielson Thurs: t to move out of our| Winter Goods we| —we wan store quickly ali of the have left. Express Co., Dan- The style and qu are there just the‘ t were cut at high same as always. Bedroem and Bar: T'r e only thing we have| We have made the can’'t help buying lowered is ithe price so low service with t BUGBEE CORN SPRING HIL PUTNAM, CONN. its, bot @ com- n tiand conduct- of Williman st party for the ben HEBRON J RY GREEN 1d George Leon- | has been em- | 1 confined to | ! nd Aaushter sitors last week. were Deep Ri *hool did not open wing to illness. . Rob- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW sec- ing last wee cers elected \1.\\ « (n—!n Bili; xecutive committee, Miss Hester man of entertainment committee, Mr: refresh- work committee, man Harding. of Old Lyme were callers liam Latham’s Sunday. JufyJelt With Salad Flaver Jiffy-Jell desserts come in many fruit favors. But Lime Jifly- Jell — flavored with lime fruit— makes the best saiad jeil. It is tart and green. The flavor comes in liquid form, sealed in a vial, Serve with your salad. Or mix in veg- etables, cooked of un- cooked, before the Jifiy-Jeli cools. Lef- overswilldo. Ormixin meat scraps and make @ meat loaf. Try Loganberry Jifiy-Jedl for a dessert, and Lime for a salad jell. One package serves six. These quick, economical deinties serve a big need today. 2 Packages for 25 Cents At Yoar Grocer Jitfy-Jell—Waukesha, Wisconsin were sold from United St nent hoidings of such animals. | William or who b rel: Rev. Dr. J. J. Eartnalamew, Boston, N istrict of the thodist ern Connec 3 > Methodist church here Sunday. nd son, ves in overseas w gent of the 2 Nov: < Watch, lecture at vening. S Leslte veral decorations won for Mrs. Sar: gzs, 82, widow of ward at her home. Abington, David A. Smith was in Boston on Thursd a business irip. Several Putnam men will attend the cKinley dinner scheduled to he held in_Hartford next Wedneslay Hon. Charles Searls o is president of the State B: tion, which is to hold members at The small tire vulcanizing d h was dam- s been re- repaired and is out of the Tiwelfth Devens is proceed- means that several vi home wif in a week The forth nual reports of the Putnam Cemetery intion_will uccessful ms ent of during 191 Aich was ot however, receipt of the al amount of new trust funds. Chairman Geor§e F. Padgett of the 1 committee for this which ludes the towns of Putn; nd_after signing of orders to buy c required a person may puschase wi he may wish. kloads of apples continue to 1 out of this district for the where splen- interest here on announce- h had been H. Reed Willim: ic to rom one to five ye: hav- the destructive fire in the 1. Pub- ey of this made a warth’s interest ushout the trial. His last move s to introduc A motion Friday morni i the verdict of the jur st aside beca inspected the du; the gly avenue, George Day nent suffragis present. Mrs. M. rtford gan, one o workhou Mrs. Bartlett, the spealkers. | Ghildren Ory Violet FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Children’s Stockings All Sizes 1 O Cents a pair SATURDAY ONLY § Not more than 2 pair| sold to a customer Ladies’ 45 and 50 cent Fleece-Lined Stockings & Cents i a pair Saturday Saturday Rubbers OS5 Cents a pair Saturday WHY PAY 177 Cents Saturday a pair ie Chapel, Amanila Her- the | cce and N i 'k, also James Condon. r over a century. 'The appearance the voad i mreadly fmpeoved. It BOLTON NOTCH h and growth at varlous| Station Agent DeWolf is able to at- other points could be remioved the na |tend to his work at the the rubb: ee_pounds w iake Thursday. Fred Watson, caught out of the James Sullivan, Gilbert Brown Blinderman, Chas Mrs. Carlton. f this city and Pom- e local soldiers who ion for braver fed Rushford rs. Carlton served refr the evening. WESTMINSTER William Johnson has been suffering won the honor bein: arrying of a On the committees in the house ot representatives, Speaker Waish placed | tional constitution, the local town' representatives as fol- cut in his right foot. UNCASVILLE Thrrr‘ x\':n a feature of the meeting of the Westminster ttendance at the upper to pay ance, soon due. the chureh insur- . ames H. Lathrop, R. ing the evening. <the pastor's text . the value of being Some men are known by the com- pany they are unable to get into. In the church school appointed by Scrivener, of rivus officers - of the would be|tion after hiving influen: | meeting of Westmin- | Hartford where 8 t . weel fine report ven of denominational and un= (xn;o ati benevolendas, he jiting her sister in Brookfield, Mass. f"(\'l\’,t\°A'::Z‘sm““f‘.?‘§{‘,f.°g”,S‘T Theodore Richard, representative <. Willian nson Fas returned | from Bolton is ill with infaenza. after two weeks' visit with her daugh- | Mrs. Cross from Hartford visited v, Mrs. George T. Bayles of Brook - |her daughter, Mary, N. Y. Harry Cross v t for home prayer civcles next | Hartford Monday. Wedne: 4 anuary ;un\ld;hm.a's e pickerel at the lake Mord Red Cross auxiii 0lds no session this month, as no work has Milford—The people of Milford are been sent it from the Norwich chap- | priding themselves that their town was placed on the dry map without the aid of an amendment to the na- On Fish and Game. Arthur Ben- Thread for - Limit, 4 to a customer,| Mrs. Loren Maine has returned from S| visited her sis- & Hattic Howe is home after vis- Matt.| W. E. Rice caught a fine string of : Forfeited Rights, Edward Baker; F. H‘ & FTTW' mlNGHAST joint (senate and house) committee on Constitutional Amendmert: Duane for Embahners has a severe cold, but Central Village, Cont. s route. committee were electe: ow the Day Is s sung by David Florencs l\‘ar\s libza- rian; Charlie Hopk are_enjoying 3 “c<(m1*\=tpr hJ< <“nt n< Sullivan and M Helen Gillmore were in New London, | for the mon d |its other expenses, with a hala: The sound of engine wood sawing at this season; : and begins 1919 . Joseph Crow 5 o&cph.uo Litsky xth zrade pu- is common here farmers having gotten up their wood ttempted to o : « The famlly of Henry Graffe, with his George Newhall, father-in-lasy, returned to New York fi and retnrned | mm anland Trenor Ric: a :x Fred Chapel. e to New Rochelle. for aken to the Palf taken to her home The sole inmate of the town house s, has lately been ta ives.and the hou ulation to Canterbury. 2 tor cut down several stuff and cl and made a ble the foot path f e—birthplice ¢ years teache ne former turnyike road from to Providence, around the curve at th ¢ point to tha The Most Delicious of Afl Conserves! Abcolutely Pure —Highly Nutritious. Pleasing to every taste, a “between meals” dainty for the hiinen- (of bread) it is GREAT! TRY IT! SOLD BY ALL GOOD GROCERS NO NATICK, ~. MASS. 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