Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 5, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1319 SUGAR CURED SMOKED SHOULDERS, Ib. . Steaks, 1b. 28¢ All Kinds FRESH PIG FRESH, LEAN PORK SAUSAGE, lb. 26¢c PORK CHOPS, b... 35¢ 2 cans. 'n' Ji PORK LIVER, bb..... 8 GROCERY SPECIALS N. B. C. ROYAL LUNCH | YELLOW OR GREEN CRACKERS, bb. ..... 18c | PEAS, 2 Ibs.........23c TOILET EVAPORATED MILK ! SPINACH sussuay SB€ | Garden Packed — can 17¢ MOHICAN BUCKWHEAT. . .3 and 5 ib. pkg. 28c—A47c ARMOUR'S AND SWIFT'S S U, S. INSPECTED WESTERN DRESSED BEEF - I LEAN BEEF For Potting—lb. A BEEF LIVER Rk\ A FRESH CUT HAMBURGER, Ib 20c LEAN CUTS CORNED BEEF, b.... 1 24c m Has Dropped Out of the Butter Market. We Are Able to Sell Today 55¢ MOHICAN CREAMERY BUTTER, Ib Storage—Fresh Made Téf’RE LAPD |PIMENTO = Boll 'SH NATIVE EGGS, dozen 67c conm\s COV POL D | PEAN {UT BUTTER FRESH GYSTERS, Sokd Tfi;;?_p]m WHOLE MILK CHEESE, Mild- Tasty 28c| CHELSE, I, 45c§ WESTERLY The annual financial town meeting | of the freemen of Westerly was held | Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the town hall with more than a hundred taxpayers present. Eugene B. Pendle- | ton was moderator and BEverett L. Whipple was clerk. The length of the the sailors of | t 1 for | meeting was shortened considerably by the passing of the reading of the reports of the several town officers. For the first time the freemen secured the reports in pamphlet form previous | to_the meeting. | The taxpayers voted several | customary appropriations which total- ed $174500, and two other appropria- jons were made, one for §1,000 to car- ry out the program arranged for the 250th anniversary of the town to be f held next May and $1,200 or so much as may be necessary to purchase an| automobile for the police department | to be used as a patrol car and am- bulance. This brought the total ap- propriations for the meeting up to $176,700. This amount included the | sum of $2,000 to be used in welcoming home the soldiers and Westerly. To aneet the appropriations it was | necessary to raise the tax two mil or 20 cents on each $100 t able real and tangible personal prop- | erty in the town. A year ago a like increase was voted to meet the ap-| propriations, so that the tax f. this year will be $1.90 on each $100, but the intangible personal tax will be 40| cente, which is g0 by the swte law ‘The sam of $5¢ ¢®) was allotted the highway comms4.n o th budg { presented to the freemen, but the re | ommendation of $30,000 for a perma- {nent cement road on Elm street w: voted down after much discussion. This brought the highway approprit tion down to $26.000. A resolution presented to appropriate $15,0¢0 the Bradford road was reiccol It was voted to present a resol to the state legislature c: iLclding of the annual | meeting at 7.30 o'clock S 10 o'clock in fen | the n th iled on a voic being put hefora a se following 51 to 41 ation | meeting for | The voted: Public schools ning scho Highw | Police mmmm wer 10 4400 of £ poor noor in hos VEAL CHOPS VEAL STEAK IVEAL for Stew on to p: was voted dov Burdick tee r 16c) FRESH FRUITS AND VEGFTABLES YELLOW ONIONS Fine Native POTATOES 15 lbs. peck......... 43¢ LARCEST SUNKIST Meaty Califernia LEMONS, dozen. 29¢ | PRUNES, 2 lbs CALIFORNIA GEEDLF.SS ORANGFS dozen. . MOHICAN BREAD, Iq 1lc loaf about given up hopes | of iice in this its en BRIEF STATE NEWS chfield 1 of Rev. D iich has been queathes Clintc bound grantee, 1 v T ¢ " S Rod . ¥ f a dwarf may a 3 lives long. Your an on Health? Physician's Prescription te Increase The Health and Strength of Anaemic, Run- down Men and Women As a result of the tremendous strain which the war has put upon so many people, the nerve cells have become devitalized, the whole system weakened and thousands of men and women are today losing their grip on health simply because hinning out and possibly starving through lack of iron. iron in red coloring matter of the blood that life gen enters the body and enables the blood to change scle and brain. 1f people would only keep h strength-giving iron by taking Nuxated Iron ak and run-down they might readily build up their Ted blood corpuscles and quickly become stronger and healthier in every way 1f you are not streng or well you owe it to make the following test: Sec bow long you can work or how B ot e thioes per day fter meals for two wecks. Then test your mmz\ aran and see bow much you have gained. Nuzated Iron will increase the strength of pervous. “run<down” men and wome: time in many instances. e oiaa datiarers guarantes succes factory esults to every uschaser or they will refund your mon gheir blood is t 3t is throug when they feel w 0l _in this city by Lee & Osgood Co., Chas. Osgood Cs, % 8| town’s history. Took into the mat*>r and re 1ext finan il toyn meeiin Tt was voted that the reports ited one Peacoc as to celebr: ded for the rrk.x g He asked propriation of $1.000 to c for the celebratio unanimously voted. Brophy of ophy of 100 | James Co: The names of John W. | on of Dennis I | Stillman 'avenue, and {of 20 Harmony str reported in Tuesds being wounded, degr Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lar\guurflv\' » Shore road quietl T weddin hom 74th birf wn 3 man w In the town vote on the proposition $20,060 impro» vote Whipple. dred_and hite meeting o is no emc for the twanty Rct ay_morning. | Teo Neder of I pany, 66th reg been in Fr pneumonia for home diraet o 11 Tues to he Senatc Represeniati Y\mr s M. and even of the Attawaugan Soc here the Men and the lub united in ie nine fine oys bear and The funds for th: ¢ provided | Atter supper the cf geodly numbers on patriotic songs, inter e addresses of welcom g y showering the hoys with confettl. Prior to the supper the Attawaiugan hand marched through the principal streets of the village of Attavw accompanied by the boys in kh several patriotic women dressed 1 Red Cross nurses and others. The | band wore for the first time their new | uniforms of dark biue, and looked very | natty. The affair concluded with a | dance. Sunday afternoon at the home of her nephew, Frank L. Bennett, Miss Flor- ence Chase recefved the rite of tism and was welcomed into church by the pastor, Rey. W Woodward. M Chase has been an invalid for many years, confined to her wheel chair. Some weeks ago she was compelled to take to her bed. In spite of her weakness and suffering, she in- spires all who see her by her unfail- | ing cheef\ilness and patience. | ttage meeting is to be held | Thursday evening at the home of | Postma. Pra The postmaster wa by his son, J. E. Pray, J. K. Hesselton and George Brown pulied a_fine string of pond at Pineville the ot The Ballouvilie club h: record mark of February meeting evening. Hector McConnell, superintendent of the Ballou mills, has been confined to the house several days by a severe cold. Lieut. Aly turned to hi reached its | membership. 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Proof of suc- Manuiacturer Suite 608 70 Fifth Ave, New York City and two is working for Mrs. | arrivals here of Nel some Vi new sold his farm to as sold his farm and > to Danielson Hall and J. W own Thursday. supper for the benefit of the Whipple were olu: tle Rhody held in Grange hall Sat- was chosen evening. After the supper there for wel- hort entertainment consisting ys at the music, recitations and remarks by meeting held at Waiter V ms and Mr. Ander- 7 of Danielson. Mrs. Percy Bliven Baston varents and Mr: the A. E. Phillips had charge of 1pper. sons of | B The Business: Center : _Trolleys Lead - 1 of Norwich” ¢ To SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER $3.00 Our Annual Tailored Skirt Offering You Buy the Material from Qur Woolen ~. Dress Goods Department = The Skirts Will Be Made by Norwich’s Leading Ladies’ Tailor— and Made Right There will be a small charge for findings—that is for heltin —for thread—and for the other small necessities—a matter of cents only. b if you want a high grade, man-tailored Skirt, a Skirt which is first-class in every particular, give us your order, select your material, and have your measure taken during the present month. ORDERS WILL BE TAKEN UP TO AND INCLUDING THE LAST DAY OF FEBRUARY p NORTH STERLING week Wednesday eveninz. It was a“ held Wednesday was this week | social success as well as financial. The | d (o Thurs Palmer i this {_Mr and Mrs. Walter > | supper netted $27 now for sew e e e e Hoparl of| ™ Sergte. Elijah Berriman and Edward | Plummer and family. © % | Berthiaume of Camp Devens spent the| The commu Mrs. Josiah Owens has been ill the | Week end at their homes here. be held Th = e has been ill the | Te Prrank W. Bennett entertained @ who MOHEGAN Cole and family have ‘all|fhe Ladies' Aid society at her home ! Topic. Growth B 1 with infide p 2! Tuesday afternoon. 7 ] o0d attendance at the C. Spoon 5 i 0 The Missionary society will meet confined ices_Sunday. - No eve- e e e e L. Grieg Thursday after 4 ankle uing service was held. oon. R i i T Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fielding were Blackmar of Hopkins Subject, The Mountain PENDLETON HILL Norwich Sunday, sts of Mr. and ng in the care of the | g ’ 7 . g L. M. Feeldi | Mrs. Rufus D. Curtis quietly nd Mrs. Howard Rennett of ey et o &+ ton Spantoine .nd | Pleasantiy celebrated her 91st birth “Rock were guests Sunday of A E ' ; he week end | B 5 o home Wednesday of last wee Mrs. Clifford Thompson London called on relatives here Le Gendre is ith confined to severe cold. h spent the week s commu of Tast death as shocked Mon- n_of the sud- A Place. 61. indigestion w: Place w. In her | a highly re- | friend and | son, Byron, Flora, who Lewis of r Le Gendre | gely the |a physic while Friday ttended ano solos. been closed t of the death of the ish gave a very will sel ance &chool The Dor was notified had won g society in of muc family sympa Her son in the 56th com- a few week Harry Briarl friends received the an- of the marriage of Charles with ELMV‘ LE 1 club met Thurs- ames Ke ncement s At | Dexter Judson and Mrs. Emma Hyde 19, sefved and & 3 ton V.\nnhr:\d at East Greenwich, iends .‘(. ‘,nrl\‘ s The' Me ettt e mesime s, who und OP- | in the office ¢ Assawaga com- appendicitis | pany Monday evening. al | | Sergt. Richard Lehrer returned home from Camp Devens last week, honor- ably discharged. Mrs. William Swainson is eubstitut- in the seventh grade at the Dan- on grammar’ school. and Mrs, ank Janes enter- ined two nephews from Providence | turday. Potter of Providence is E. Potter at in irnham has move n the Hill t 1 company and has Goodye: ¥ at the Congresational be observed in memory President Theodore Roose- from injurie an_automobile accident. F. nnett of Providence end with his mother, Bennet the wee nnije ¢ Hazel Hall felicitations. he received many gifts, D almer, Misses Christie| S nd letters of congratulatic 1 Clark Coon of Norwich was a of cxllers in Wesiorly Saturday mer has been summoned Norwich. - was en- | PJon COLCHESTER CASTORIA ctman Gille and & ker: dov 1 e ; For Infants and - Children halliards has hee e s s n Use ForOve r30Yea,-s months and the flag has nu b ed feet it )wm: in hlock and rope can now be 1 . D. Parto town Tuesday Oliver Waocdhouse | met in 1 Several o ed The Old Guard orchestr: hearsal at the home of L ton Tuesiay cveniny ton who plays the drums, ed a number of traps, v use in some of the scle v m\‘ at coming concart. Oscar 0. Palmer of Li Always bears _the | Signature of on's. | f Nerwich k end i Dr. P mwvno- “has rec Schwartz Bros., Inc. “The Big Store with the Little Prices” ’ Hiends n. Norwich Y See the Beautiful Walnut Dining Suite Mrs. Julius W. Phel er was in town Tuesda Dennis W. Bigelow dav to the camp at Norfn The meeting of the was held in Academy evenil Several new m« ed Display In Our Window R — & Se==e? e NORTH STONINGTON A. Thompson h; v A. Tomlinson ho north end of the village. ed by the Third Baptist Tomlinson intends to move house soon. Otto H. Nielsen of Bayon, been the guest of Mrs. n for a few da 3. Lucy A. Whi come to make her the SEEEE other, Homer H. Kinn: kfi’ " Leonarl Root spent the week | end with his wife and daushter at the | R dence of G D. Avery. | society — ,,A chureh gave - last | Y ’ ¢ a: the home Elmer { The Red Cross meeting which is Help Your Digestion <] &= YOU ARE SAVING $58.00 IN YOUR P OMLET Just think what this means to save on one purchase [ When acid-distressed, reliere the alone. That’s just the opporivniiy we offer on this indigestion with L § beautiful Suite. There are 10 pieces in 2], gracefully A designsd. Iz Ki-Moips | Dissolve easily on tongue—=zs pleasant to take as candy. Keep your stomach sweet, try Ki-moids MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION $356.00 SPECIAL SALE FRICE $293.- WE GIVE AND REDEEM GOLD STA MPS The regular price of this se i = Mrs.- Herbert Drew, Mr. ind mlh the receipts from the supper last Albert Pike enter- The Ladies’ Aid society is gratified 554