Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 12, 1919, Page 7

{ORWICH BULLETIN. WEDNESOAY FEBRUARY 12, 1919 The eary AlleSonCo. || o1 SBtkietion. SCHoOL BOARD | BISB!:SSES MEMORIAL | Norwwh, Wednesday, Feb, 12, 1919, FUNERAL DIRECTORS === Opposition fo the so-caled Molrri- son bill now pending vefore the leg- AND EMBALMERS THE WBATHER. islature was unanimous.” voted D Afr pressure is mueh below thel o Norwich school hoard a. its F : normal over ipp* valley and meet.ng on Tuesdty evening in LADY ASSISTANT {ah :nd i3 rel- : the town IF YOUR EARS RING WITH HEAD NOISES ! a eopy of the Centray School distr'et of 1874 which was accepted thank: dea of the memorizld £ the wo fue Porreous & Mmenewt Co. If you have roaring, buzzing noises in your ears, are getting hard of hesring and fear ecatarrhal deafness, 2o to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double Al Calis Answered Promptly At no other time of the year his a store such an incentive to disregard profits as now. February is one of the months when pmfits are a secand consideration. It is “low tide” in winter trade—a time of delight for the value seeker, Today our counters llluztrate this great truth. If you are down town any day this week drop in and lock arcund. See if there are not many little things (or big things) which you can buy and save money on your purchases. Specials from Domestic Department 25 dozen Bleached Turkish Towels, good weight and size, regular 29¢ vqlue——%neflal price each. .. 19c 40-in. wble"tcfied Sheeting, medium weight, soft finish, regular 42¢ va !us,-SpLual price a )ard. 20 36-inch Round Thread Linen, medium weight, 3 1BAU ) ide Bty plcndmlv adapted for all kinds of needie craft, Nangle, Eiimgton so0. ' |f regular $1.50 value—Special price a yard....... 95c L s e S of ~ Twenty- | Driggs, Vor 2ot N e || A lot of Unbleached Sheets, the celebrated “Pe- Waterford, emplo; ; I meeting cz d cutture cornlf quot” brand unfinished, hence this low price, reg- te of §1L A-1 Fint (§ ylar £2.25 gnd;-—““&ecml price each.......... . $1.50 A g e (LIMIT 4 TO A CUSTOMER) Cla A5, Fiint other than § 535 A]] Linen Pattern Cloths, size 8x10, subject to Bilington 32 ght imperfections in weave, regular $5.00 value — Bpecial-price SaCh. sl f i aes e e se s s 54D Specials from Lace Department nise Bands—Short Lengths and Remnants, 1 to i | 6 inches wide, regular value up to $1.00 a yard— d ed it % pint ; B o a profesal t f g ety it Day and Night states excep ) the Norwich Para e, & e grang { . e o a1| (¥ Darw 1 tabiesnoonful four §| a Temperatuies are beiow th the fown who i &8 Main Street in the castern sputes. the war that In the Ne Sngland and middle At- ‘antic state weathar settled and warmer witl. 'ight rain or :mew on Josm BRADFORD I' ¢ with moderate tem: lay. for Wednesday and Thurs- - day: North Atlantic noderate vari-|tending were Judge Thoma able becoming south ead southeast|clerk of the board, Rob ~loudy weatcer, probably 'izht snow!\V, T. McGairy, and Caarles O. Siank Bocks ‘I“ and Ruled to Order | Or_rain. . 108 BROADWAY the form of 3 which should be u school i w 6-3-3. \ e 8¢ “orfl | us a junior the dis tm ing. educational P. Bishup 5 in meeting and those eonld he h ana ich Free| ring grade. Academy Iso b nard of hearing or has noises rhould give this pre- scription a trial. 2 ‘o moderate ther, proba- The Balance of Our s R England: 8 b . cloudiness and warmer, with prob ably light snow ‘or rain Wednesday; Winter Stock v it mmow or i \oanestay; » P perature, will be sold at cut Aol Chservations in Norwich. Good values in odd sizes of| The M.nw & records, report = ations. how the Fur Coats (Sheepskin Lmed) and Mackinaws. THE L. L. CHAPMAN C0.- 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. i De! “off Hote. EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS, Proos Telsghone 1227 26-28 Broadway TOLLAND COUNTY WON , FARMERS WEEK PRIZES| The' farmers of Tolland county zmd. {the boys and girls made a grand. showing at Farmers’ Week held at| the State armory, Hartford, with their exhibits of -corn, - potatoes, apples, bringing home over in prizes In scveral classes all the prizes went ito Tolland county exhibit (.‘U”L.HH)‘ spcah. well for produce| well as for| kindergartnes school, preseuted t Rar. Ther 2005 18 2005 28 30.10 20 GIVES APPROVAL TO COMPENSATION AG '?EE"»AE\ITS ifteen workmen" ements hay Tai State Board of prizes 10 ears; inder 9 inchi 5 H me, employer, and c, employe -3, o el mitehox opening Feb, DR. F. C. JACKSON 7 ol DR. D. J. COYLE || water wifen is toilowed by DENTISTS |5 he fmeer cinb hell a social in 203 Main St, Norwich, Ct. T , H. L. Hamilton, V. Smith, Som ymen's Associa 1—10 ears Flint Shinner, Vernor con lecture | on 0F employe | Tube Co.,! with | Cather res'dent ery en- hev wiil Nangle, §7; 34, J. #5; Class 4—Dent corn, H, Bahier, Ellingu 2 1 in 2 sekett L 2 i i ( R R I I Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. m Mowry X mfiff e a )a!d- seran : 7 12/2¢ Telephone R hier. hag oy 0 Wftech TamCn, bug ace Flouncings, 6 to 18 inches wide, regular vaiue up to $1.30—Special price a yard. . 50c profit per acre, and record a nd story o' 3 their d, Mason Parl er, 2 D'!vm Kaufman, stick, We: Stop at our Handkerchief Department, Main Floor, ot erwmers: IF when you are in the store and see the exceptmnal values b il we are offering in Men’s Handkerchiefs. It is an excel- lent opportunity to lay in a supply of these useful articles at a substantial saving. ARE YOU OBLIGED to clear your throat often and do you | wish you didn't have to. Just try| some of our BRONCHIAL LOZENGES| Patric wound on ACTOR'S WARDRORE N T'\ CARNEG! | Sth, Emmerson I TECH | Louis Ma The | D “t'ons were ute ¢ the ev- nano play W Lillan Ve evening ,'right foot injured, at rate of ; and Pe New London, , Vernon, second Emerson and e 72.8, $9.15 of North ac among the first a;; '1§2;“;;‘i§:§‘ "1 The Parteous & Mitchell Co. Columbis @nd see how they clear away that| thicl. fesling in your throat, i 15¢ a box at DUNI'S PHARMACY f-; : 50 MMN S1REET OVERH:GLG AN HEPhc WOR, AUTCMOBILES CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS Mechanical Repaire, Fainting, Trim ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. | Biacksmithing in all its Lrances. Scott & Llark Gor. 507 to 515 North'Main St. hought | ade by 3 white | ever in I guess. cuns just ; nly glad wh d. Fent over. We were cer- armistice was and threw into them. We w border and then What w i hope we a rotten time Coris stick around our b NORWICH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU'S BUSY MisSs F'OQE {CE CHAPMAN ord; best — . Brand: | CECORATE STREETS FOR ELCCME TO MEN On Tur <d:_, the ;,reetfi along which Meth- evening aw ving tha recep- ‘(,un to be g them at the memor- Ascorated . the iied nations and ali the the lim» of march were {trimmed with evergreen. The deco- ting was in charze of the dec: e of which Frank G. Au- man. Cross sewing ork of the ist, John Wal- Robinson, 1 ville Aaye s MM Mrs P—————————— John & Geo. . Bliss Largest Assortment \\i[l music for The committee urge the reception at the this afternocn meet the returned .heroes and ex- the routc razier. I NEW MEMB RS IN JUNIOR T : feet to them the welcome of the | There was a very large | MO BENion ; 1S : 2 2 : T waad of { 3t the Febru-ry meeting 7 HOME CHAPTER TO HOLD AND SENIOR Y. M. C. A. DEPTS, | View ard. s oL wanied do | T eugue, Monduy evening, t the wo | ANNIVERSARY MEETING |, 7! cting of epational n Hood of d J' r""m‘.rw. {Portecus & Mitchell Stockhoiders Meet. At the annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Porteoas & Mitchell company held on Tuesday it was vot-- - ed to increase the numier of directors cm five to seven and the foliowing ere elected: John Powcous, Arahi- tald Mitchell, Jchn M. fLee, G. E Wulf, Louis R. Porteons Mitchell, Jr., and Archiba 4th. DIAMOND JEWELRY BROGCHES ‘ SCARF PINS I RINGS : hach el PENDANTS el BRACELET WATCHES | 7 ¥ ;,’:‘:‘3 e et i RADIOLITE STRAP npars: pue and try WATCHES, ETC. ‘ ome Chapter of he John ’Iom ste ttles read a entitied A Halt other. Mrs. gave a t on with her *rs and im - , t vat'ng the throughout Connectic As there practicglly no ma ac- in, John & Geo, H. Bliss | . imricers v mmert | o1y wam savinas stawes —_ o eother come or send north for a WITH LIBERTY BOND COUPONS! Mitchel], of corn poue and fry, Ny secve three eadflrift has SOLDIERS AND SAILORS| Carl Lawson Saw Much Fighting. | W. Law tells of e in a ven, Feb. 11, n of Can- exps to his home j most every The =outherns inter Second st coupons on ° the Folks: Will now write and | Dear l- » |2 very réligicus ot are | Loan_bonds will soon of pictures and a eltell vou abaut o few. of the things Cb{lfl:h & A.“en WILLIAM C. RELING " | Preiias and Uathe the Junior Bo . F e = b e dseport, director. frst time e formerly in 6 Frenct Norw | livan P i e Breed Thtatre Invites Service Men. N CARPENTER and Bume'R!r;‘.‘fg“‘mmlf: e s Best work and materiale, at righs | Lo the returned 15 Main Street prices hy skiiied iaboe o '"r‘] any . ] oo it e SRR e B R FUTERAL Telephone Vednesdny e 2t 1 5100 bond. : e G T Jain siree | epho %0 West Main St | the T 4 pesday. Thealre | & e “great imporfance. .of saving.| Two Opc"ahgns For Aoppsndiciti X > o1 re sent 1 : AL 5 Dun’ | & noand eveni and not wasting, the interest mone A o Sk n We ,wJ a tew little 3 y A ey eived coupons i e her « % T We v sent Avre- Telen D, r G GET OUR PRICE ON received on coupon clearly " : il £, We were zent 10 \"rr : L ‘ STORAGE BATTERIES < EMBALMERS Lady Assistant BEFORE PURCHASING CASTO R TUCKET GRANGE WANTS | taken to the The Garlock ‘& Haynes C. DAYLIGHT SAVING NO MORE | ternoon for Telephone 328-3 Phone 781- B trouble. NEW LONDON, CONN, For Infants and Children o, Conn, 1 HENRY E. CHURCH Wit SMITH ALLEN bond and $2.12 wife of of Nor- a rou irs and final : ; . Conn., by unanimous vote have Startere—Generators—Ignition Device inUse Foroversovears The chiidren of the ¢ ucted their to jnform | o Always bears o T AMERICAN HOUSE seuie s GO0t it dn Treeman that they First-class Garage Service Connectec :“,L ‘;m;]llq:: \‘\)\m | County Home Children at Y. M. C. A.| /2 | unty Homa ¥a family lot in £t. ing over < went in the ver: r D | These gatheripgs Be e oo b, NG A D. MORRISSEY, Prop. B | vers popular wit amool] o b 2a0r DOk SN 5] i “EAMING and TRUCKING s : PR children from 11 In ad- Fied : { 3 ( A h AN o ths wchees B. Caiy and we had to throw mup flare e el B DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND AT ¥ e s ik will give a short talk i tinuously to make re the Bocl < % 31 B me REASONABLE PfliCES {were not coming over. Two Bache: 1y e Z RiHus | 4 TnrOP try or three e sit Here {cime over and threw a hand gr . Phone 178 I-MGIDS ! . | after meals, diseolved on the an A mer tongue—keep your stomach ' | sweet—try Ki-meids—the new & aid to digesiion. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNS FLOWERS l § FORO':;I; gocanious i Fi,.’llel‘al Dlr ector Sergeant Bostron Cn Vi Sergeant A. A. Bo regiment now Schuyler, N Y., is vis! Mrs. I, R. Palmer .1 Washington street for a few days| . with his wife and daughte { { Ethel Page of Fort W iron of the ’xGLh oned ne hurt in our com- We were rather lueky leaving the Toul sector, which the last part of June, we started Chateau Thierry. We went over- |1ana,” whien means we went all the vear has | wav'in our Fords. We went through d | some good towns on our way and TREES AND SNRUB. Maplewood Nursery T. H. PEABODY nm.. m‘ 1 | . Lver, age clt: o .56 wmES you wANT o puc o m. Prompt service day or night 5 the " s4th 41 Main Sizveet 2 C B MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION in 1817, fie | had o pretty. sood. tme. We went | Notice of fur b R W T S | 2 1o7a ave reported to have in- |over the top three times in o BREAULT—In Taftvilie, Feb, 11, 1019, FuneraiDirectors vertising volumns of The Bulletin. jured the crop materially, at Chateau Thierry. The wmw David Breault, aged 63 years. FRES 8 it N 4% e i (R R L S5