Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 2

2 ‘NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1919 WILLIMANTIC The annual meeting of the Inconpor- ators of St. Joseph’s hospital was held Thursday at the board rooms. The re- ports of the various officers showed the financial econdition of the institution to be very satisfactory. Officers were clected as follows: President, George E. Stiles; vice presideni, William J. Sweeney; secretary, H. C. Lathrop; directors, Guilford Smith, G. E. Stiles, Rey. John K. Clark, Rev. J. J. Papil- lon, John Reilly, H. C. Lathrop, Dr. Guild, J. E. Sullivan, W. J.' Sweene; W. A. King. John F. Carr and G. A. artlett. Rev John E. Clark was clected a member of the board of in- corporaters, taking the place of the late Rev. Timothy F. Banmon. The board of directors.later held ng and elected G. ~ E. Stiles, president; W. J. Sweeney, vice pres- ident; John Reilly, secretary and Heating Stoves Cool weather is here! How will you heat the house this Winter? We can show you WO0OD AND COAL HEATERS their Rev, Mother Tharsilla, superintendent try, and Private F. L. Rood, 39th Co., infantry. Nelson B. Adams, who has charge of harvesting the city ice, _started marking and plowing the pond at the pumping station Thursday morning. The ice at that time was a good nine inches thick and of fair quality. Mr. Adams stated that if the weather con- tinued cold there was no doubt but that a good orop could be harvested Raymond Baker of Warrenville has n_appointed county auditor Windham county. The repubiican auditor is Alphonse Chagnon of Wil- limantic. The Connecticut Woman's Suffrage Association has appointed a counci! of 100 men and E. P. Chesbro of this city has been appointed a member from the town of Windham, Miss Helen ¢hild is in New York for a few days, on business for the welfare bureau. The meetinz of the welfare bureau will be held Monday night. M Nellie Cheney is at her home 5 B e S | 0T U8 lon Main street Il with grip, treasurer and superinter owe in great variety. We have.the that the institution cared for a large| Raphael E. Howarth of Putnam, Glenwood, Quaker and Rich- |number of potients during the past|found guilty of arson at the last term e vear, leaving the finances in very good |of the superior court in this city. be- mond makes in wood and coal | condition, notwithstanding the - in- |gan serving his sentence at the re- bumi.ng stoves. Priceo range | aced cost in operating evpenses. | At a meeting of the W. C. T. U, from $3.50 to $35.00. {1neld in their rooms on Valley street We also Show thl EI_EC_; hursday afternoon, there was a very 2o0d atiendance, about 60 being pres- TRIC OIL HEATERS in three |1 fev: 1t & Mcready, pasior of B1Zes. have given a talk on the need of lut in view of the Lochman of Hart- the meeting was mainly on this topic by Bochman is a field worker W. C. 1 throughout the we a very intercsting talk 1 of Community Centers at the business meeting, be raised fer a o be turned over to the Come in and let us show you. |! THE E J.C.LincolnCo. * t! t formatory in Cheshire Thursday. He was taken there by Sheriff Charles Gates, in an automobile. Howarth stated he was glad to. leave the Brooklyn jail, where he has been for the past four months. Edgar M. Young, who has been the past few days, was reported much better Thursday evening. M nd Mrs, Edward Whitte- more of this ei in Boston on Thursday attending the faneral of the | father of their daughter-in-1 Howard Whittemore. Mre. Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean weele rendered 2 i > defer , in the WILI IT:™ CONN tional W. C. T. U, Association. An ose ILLIMANTIC. CONN. | jatonel W, C S Pe. Aoqsiton. An yiment of rent for ¢ - from Chairman, Nellic [at 6 Aash street used Furaiture 705-3 1A e Wood Elderkin |by the defendant Undertaking 705-2 - R, to attend its Feb-| The tobacco store Joseph Da- ing on'the 11ta, in the 1a- | vl ‘at $81 Main street was broken arlors at the state armory, to|{e € lay morning. It is 1 arian Camibell | of |3 oseven that the shoee warier ¢ gpeak on The Com-|gomebody familiar the plac . Mr ‘ampbell Was|yoney to the am ‘ Sorableiimpreasian, Ay | T4 taken from tno cash re e mbers of the Willimantic W. C, T. |Proprietor could not s h + \ especially invited to this nd s : ting. éffected ; | e continued case of Arthur Mott — zar was the only mat- sefore the police court o se was som, that Segar, to another Main the 1 when the ac- JAY M. is ca SHEPARD Suceeeding e Funeral Director & & Shepard | wagon, ran in g ient happesed > case was final- Tel. connection | sposed of hy Segar payin fine - | sts, amounting to $12.40. 'LLO"RE) BF N The following soldiers, who i K HUA ed 2 FUNERAL DIMECTORS AND EM. o Tk's office: BALMERS William _W. Thompson, navy; 86 Union St, Willimantic, Conn. | A Thorbers. Cor o, Tieh Phone 26C ‘Lady Assistant) L 8. F. . JACKSGN { A. Morrison, Private W1 Hospital No. tdward de; bile DENTILL i eant Artaur T. McQuillan, Removed to 715 Main St. Willimantia t Co. Depot Brigade; Corporal Bours—9 a. ® 1 25 o Fhons 44 nas D. Ryan, Co. L, 74th Infan- Al R 48 illimantic, Conn. FEBRUARY SALE .| BLANKETS | Rather than risk carrying over our large stocks of Blankets until next winter, we have reduced prices throughout the line ard offer values which you carnot afford to overlook. We sugzest that every housewife in town take imme- diate stock of her blanket requirements and then fill them here dur It will be almost impossible to duplicace these bargains next wint g this sale. OTHER GOOD BLANKETS $6.50 Wool Nap Blankets, white or grey— Sale price $5.39 pair One lot of White Blankets, eleven-quarter size— Sale price $4.69 pair One lot of Plaid Blankets, i good color combinations— Sale price $5.69 pair GOVERNMENT BLANKETS All Wool Government Blankets, khaki, suitable for hunt- ing, value $12.50—Sale price $9.50 each. Grey Government Blankets, grey, 5.b, weight—Sale price $8.00 each. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. Part Wool Blankets, white with pink or blue borders. $10.00 quality— Sale price $12.00 quality— Sale price $9.00 pai~ $14.00 quality— Sale price $11.50 pair $15.00 quality— Sale price $12.98 pair $8.00 pair 'S BOSTON STORE | heen Willim: position a Reed (o, h Enginee: stopped in this Thurs to his h his dischar resday. He eight mont County De of this the past weeck on the Holmes tri Patrick F. Su Ilimantic, died lley t, We low to were the Town uary. The funeral of F barge Was held an of the state board of e weeRly it t for the purpose o who desirec | = 5T To Relieve Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness And Head Noises for | KILLS PAIN Agony of Rheumatism and Gou ralgia, Lumbago, Sore Throat Ended in Half th, It Takes Other Remedies. Mustarine won't blister—it is up-to-date pain killers added. The beést and quickest remedy neck, cramps in leg, earache, ba headache and toothache. Begy's Mustarine—ask for made of real, honest, mustard—not it's great for chilblai and for frosted fect. Mustarine always in the yellow 2 STORS.PAN USTARIN <ANNQT BUISTER ~ Chest Colds and ready for use—it’s grandmother's old fashioned mustard plaster with other world for lameness, sore muscles, stiff _cheap substitutes. to draw the pain from th Ask for ar IN 5 MINUTES | t, Neu e Time always in the ckache, it by vellow Use se too. gel box. n: for employment. Edgar M, me on High street. is_hos le owned Schroadter. e purcatse to” make his me thero. ] A. Sullivan is serfously il at his home on Jackson street. At the annual meeting this week the Ladies' Auxiliary to St. Jo- scph's hospital, the following officer {were elected: Mrs. John Reilly, pres- lent: . A, C. Scriptuce, first vice president. Mrs. D, , second | gnes Guil M retary; of the was sewing day for tl rital Elmer E. Richmond of Cant bre v it ss of thi Rosalie Perry of South ac agreement owned by th> ¢ Wi Mare: A resolution confirming the nt of Ceorge Hinman t Wednesds for in that to 2 cou rrested ilty to Gill nting 1 Foster- on been in opera the is by but put 1tiv the ma as to 2 hon be showed by help were :a week schedule B of of | hour I bridge ov evere a d_Mrs the Willot 3L ich South ¢ held ur of oy nc ho qu divisioy U o Haven roa d on hoard the engine and topped at the rnoon § oceeded motor vehicles, rs will of dri nd for annot h. eral om m: all of Phares the <Con, in, Wedne. n of W th Burial Center cemeter; o charge o the home of her cates which will enable them to look Youngy father of Ci eriff Elmer Young, is reriousls nk O'Laughiin has returned to Rocky Conn,, to resume his rractice, after a long illness at his heme in Wiilimantie. J of NMorwich, ind_the chairmen o mmittees were read and Plans werse discusse funds to defray cu and to increase the It was voied to give ar nce for this purpose through his Dama of ire o Notices to the effect that the the state guard & recent to mo has Estelle Clark, 81, died i le- N. Nelli- cor- a James a he hos- | i erbury, is Wind- ched to in th defend- hefore uGham | on tter w fo ly. T! old a dance ged er in ove obs: vers allowed ind! son in READY TO USE Fully Sweetened and ready for the oven with just the making of the crust—and WONDERFUL in its flavor! SOLD BY ALL GOOD GROCERS 12 “What Will Save His Hair?” uick Action Needed the | < | grand been | et No humbug! Any Few Drops When Comns Hurt Pain Stops! Corns Lift Out Don’t let corns ache twice! Lift any corn or callus off with fingers—Here’s magic! \ corn, shether hard, soft or between | the toes, will loosen right up and 1ift out, without any pain. This drug is called freezone and is a compound of ether dis- covered by a Cincinnati chemist. Ask at any drug store for a emall bottle of freezone, which will cost but a trifle, but is suffisient to tid_one’s feet of every corn or callus. It is the most marvelous drug known. R——— Put a few drops directly upon any tender, aching corn or cal- lus. Instantly the soreness dis- appears and shortly the corn o cellus will loosen and can be lifted off with the fingers. Freezone doesn't cat out the corns or calluses but shrivels them without any irritation. Women! Keep freezone on your dresser and apply a few drops whenever a com begins aching. Pain stops, corn goes! Thin Haired YWen Urged Not to Del Parisian Sage is Just What is Needed. and women in don’t are deed ample w: thinning out. Parisian sage a most efficie to immediately start a new growth i into the scalp so the n really absorb it lation so badly Iy be delighted v plication, for your Bok and feel 1 nd get the vit needed. You w th the first hair ation that all_hair needs—a clean antiseptic liquid that Osgood Co.s and counters everywher to give you pe v refunded. toilat antee on pearance. lifeless h ally a little attention now and lustrous hair for matter what vour h a Parisian sage ma will not be disa r troubles, | toni Y ree sons and aughters, all residing -ut te. The body broust Willimantic for bur: was sung by Rev. Johu A. were many 1d the attend New B Worcester Burial wa. morning home o Marchant in F h in South a requiem a < from the mond aug} WESTERLY Fourteen jurors from Weste! shington county v courthouse in West Kingston Mo morning, Feb, it 9.30 o'clock. | meet Monday jurors Wednesday, h opens a jurors w Morgan, Gec nd Fre hols, J. ney, An nce win G. C. Ki >. of H., held in C only 25 were r Chapman wz ke the pl A ession of the Westerly Tuesday noox, Burke presidins, the following esi ment eived Grace W, appointed. Bond $20,000, Alexander C. Thompson, t of Biar dministra les L. with appra I er. Pendleton— inted ded. an— > of Lucy nd ori Cottreil— A pPOir 3800, with Pendleton, Nichols rem ir a week Greene, who nd s, Was v Nichols in Hope Valley He received his Hope Valley Rhode T He- completed his Rhode Island college nd was about to In 1914 he en f his grandfathe; ' the business, an accommedating and po man, free | ucation school of Ph man of exem: ed a host of fr rely ices residence owing to the The funeral of M . Dela- rey, wife gf V Murphy was held Wedr morning from her home, No. 61 Lewiston averue, 830 o' The requiem high 1t Joseph's charci 2 R heautitul and Thom:.s ned to serve at the Febru- on of the superior court for Feb. 19, ummoned Murray, Va a meeting of Westerly grange, itt, who was forc o of illness of her son, Raymond t wo app! for member- ship were recer Notice was given { of mecting ot Washington County Po- | Kin 11. The latter the evenin: s devoted to a honor of the retiring officers. Judge matters Farnswor adm d recorded. and ordered re- and College ted and generous deplore ndfather’s t to Sul- s in hter, Cov high Toi have t the nday The and | 4 m drew a, Cornelius achel ng von- | A | i pro- tates atrix. Fon- inis | | ven- Gen- no ap- died two th enter tered r, G. He pular plary iends were of his brother Raymond. Boardman offi ed. He father and mother, gwo Chauncey . Greene. a recently d charged . soldier, and C. Raymond Greene, and one sister, Mrs. Fred Rathbun, of Hope Valley. and a. Jobn IL raceived it thought it w | son, John R. Tracy who is | lish trans-Atfantic servizo stes Mr. Tracy ‘re- mailed it to b office in Ne ed john R. pr globe and finall mpton, B 1 it and-fous JEWETT CITY Lieut. Col. Allan brother of Mrs. G. H. place, is home from ¥v: d senior cculist of t ditio is now to take cl of blindéd fit them numerative po ophthalmic ized, was ment of any arm units, situated iv the tal centers and employ ing oculist from There are 150 tho 1 blinded and ahout 1000 wh lost the sight of one eve. When Homer L. Lee of Webster was ge of ike men in town last week to attend tne fu- s father, . Lee here the h jewel rece home by her s with the army of-gccupa We can s PARCEL end ithy OST” WE ARE GRATEFUL TC UNCLE SAME FOR PUTTING IN HIS "PARCEL PGST SYSTEM.” WHEN YOU W TIME TO COME WE WILL PACK ANT ANYTHING AND HAVEN'T iN, PHONE OR WRITE US AND IT QUICKLY AND SEND IT TO YOU PROMPTLY. THE PRICE WILL BE THE SAME AS IF YOU BOUGHT IT IN ©UR STORE THEN WHEN YOU CCME TO TOWN COME-IN AND BUY A BIG LOAD OF THINGS SO THAT YOU WON'T BE “OUT OF IT” WHEN YOU NEED IT QUICKLY. BUGBEE CORNER, PUTNAM, CONN. ts st Woonso. g S ot men were by two brothers, one in _Jewett o other in Springfield. nard the concert given by he t Brothers, of Woroes- officer i bail, «re interest- hecti - v that th are to giv;h a Bro Fedune: n this monTa. ey on o thefofics)of ra dends of A7 and Mre. con. 7 coming again P They ~ are The members of the Baotist Ladies’ 5 Teen on Ald_soclety to m he Re three years. The planist s roo (Friday), 10 sew a FieEn. but Do Rl o Thy nviting v other of denom ion to join with them.| to 1 not e ; the ose lunch, and tea the i The hospital whole a Follette wants to know n soldiers were sent to ffee two onder the sepator's in on on this point since he never sick sent to France— who North American, v _for the local cham- W. H. Hofiman d . Allen, 131 to 1 s e —— Jack Smith is home froin W: hing- ton state, honor: ged_from | the U, S."army cen in th rvice over eight mor In Wash- gton he has worked wi detach- ment of workmen for the aerop service. ias been | 1 I -1 r traffic on Sund; 1 tinued, lea: the trolley cars. John H. Tracy has raceived relative, Thomas Tracy. a very not hea letter v 2 ed to John R. ame in duc ddenitta, Tracy, time via and ba R. Jewett City from Mic! he remembers all h son. Harry Ray, has job in New Redford. _E. M. Antt factor The death of i an end to all street. put is DON Peitine’s Famous Orchestra OF PROVIDENCE AT Pheenix Hall, Danielson, Ct. SATURDAY, FERUARY Be One of Many Who Ceme to Our Dance. F.H.&F. W. TILLINGHAST | Funeral Directors and Embalmers Central Village, Conn, AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT Courtesy Efficiency, Satisfaction Telephone Connection, Moosup Div. | E. L. DARBIE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Windham Co, National Bank Building | DANIELSON Tel. 303 LOUIS E. KENNEDY DANIELSON Undertaker and Embalmer Special Aitention to Every Detail | | T MISS | L] £ S During th and the publi SILK SHIRT and SILK SHIRT and This sale includes ou Silk Fibre and Puzre Tub o the have just co luxury and clegance of cost to you than one of | CYR BUILDING | DANIELSON The Church Co. ANNOUNCES A LK SHIRT WEEK FEBRUARY 8 TO FEBRUARY 15 ek, to further acquaint our patrons , with the Lzauty and economy of our SILK SHIRTS, we will hold a Special Sale. , but you may se- N ks and Linen, Silkk Shirts. Many of the patterns r entire Stock of 5 stere for he Spring season. The opportunity is now presented you to secure the a Silk Sh cotton. We urge you to avail yourselves of the chance. SALE POSITIVELY ENDS FEBRUARY 15TH THE CHURCH COMPANY