Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 13, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1919 WESTERLY Lieut. Charles Raymond Blake, grandson of Mre. Ellen W. Blake of 17 Tower street, who joined the Lafay- ette escadrille in January, 1917, and was later transferred to the American flying forces, was aboard the Italian | steamer Duca D'Abruzzi which docked in New York harbor Tuesday. Licu- tenant Blake was decorated with the distinguished service cross near Las- signy, France, when he and a com- panion shot down one German and dis- persed four others during an attack by a squadron from the famous Capt. Richtlofens command. Lieutenant Blake was 18 years old when he en- listed in the American ambulance corps at Boston. He was later trans- ferred to the aviation branch of the service. Seventy-five of the soldiers and sail- ors of Westerly ai Pawcatuck left town Wednesday morning on the 7.38 train for Providence to participate in the big parade at 1.30 o'clock. Several of the restaurants in the city threw open their doors to the Rhode Island heroes and free entertainment was provided by the theatres in the after- noon. Supper was served in the state armory and was followed by dancing. | Fach soldier and sailor was permitted to take along his sweetheart to enjoy HOW T0 GET RID OF RHEUMATIS * “Fruit-a-tives” s” Paint the Way to Quick Relief VERoNA. ©] guffered for a number of years with Rheumatism and severe Pains ¢n my Side and Back, caused by strains and heavy lifting. : When I had given up hope of ever I being well again, a friend recom- mended ‘Fruit-a-tives’ (or Fruit Liver Tablets) to me and after using the first box I felt so much better that T continued to take them ; and gz the best of health. W. M. LAMPSON, 0. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. now I am enjo { At all dealers or sent on receiptof | the supper and dance. The town of | price, FRUIT-A-TTVES Limited, Westerly will bear the expense of| sending the Westerly and Pawcatuck | boyse to Providence. A miscellaneous shower was given Monday evening at the home of Mrs. | Frank H. Robinson on Main street for: Miss Ida Sutcliffe, whose engagement | to George Rineger of Worcemtar, Mags., has been announced. Mr. Rine- l ger is a draughtsman at the Groton| shipyards and was formerly employed as draughtsman by Herman Dock of OGDENSBURG, N, Y. OUTH WILLINGTON iall, of Dana Hall school, 1 few days the past ompanied by Miss of Bordentown, N. J. The Junio~ Lmvshan Endeavor gave 2 Triday evening at|{his town. Thirty-five friends of the Kocia was geeatly enjoved | young lady attended the shower and 1 pre It s one of the best | ¢he received many handsome gifts. The | held f ¢ and won praise f07 | party was arranged by Mrs. Robinson | all who took part nd Miss Abbie Denison of George | Miss Abb e Storrs of Mansfleld spent | giraet. | 3 L.\t rv.‘»n.;t(”::‘;:fio home The February meeting of the Sogh | : W e County Poultry and Pet Stock associa- W. H. Hall received word Friday, | tion was held \Vndy,r-«la,v at the parish | |§ Fabruar Welfare assfia- the first | | A g which is composed of | ¢ ation § gic boys Who | hean held outeide of Westerly '8 # > of 101st | the organization started. sev 2 2 1 hat the boyS| oo In the afternoon Judge Daniel wr i Shove of Fall River, Mass. ¢ i e et exhibition of how to select N ey ded from ( scored 2 number of birds. the business meeting in the eve: Prof, Daniel J. Lambert of the R. T. State coll delivered lecture on Poultry Raising and a musical enter- | 8 tainment was enjoyed. | At the meeting of the South County | Rod and Gun club to he held vening in Caledonian hall the mem- -rs will discuss the advisability of a until 1920 n on asants instead rati ar t closed season on partridge: and_only a one month ope woodcock and pk of two. The Rhode Island Protective Game association at meetin; last week voted to present an act to the 'PL'H]alu"(‘ maki the season of 1919 | ! on partridges and members of the local gun club will doubtless dence preach- | make ommendation at the | day morning. | meeting evening | g Sunday school | Samuel Critcherson of New Vorl,! . earnest, conscientious work- | who is spending a few days with his B N g mother, Mre. William D. Critcherson, s meeting Feb. 16th | on High street, has been engaged by s m. Afternoon | the American Over There Theatre The speak- | jeague to sing for the soldiers in vingston, gen- | France, Italy nd Pngland. e will am T. T be accompanied by T Swey Peopl New York. a telanted | state issi - mission | " Worg has been received from First | Sergeant Harold De: n of Providence at women are accom- 3 hour a basket | T‘r\ l:ld) s will | urches have been invited, dnlon"; them the \\f‘r* River n SD(.)(H\.\“ Nard’ the music and | S112rd S b have done in the | f g Thorgss Steadman of Rocky T w. Hill was ., SBET o Weatit] and the fcemen are makir over Sunday for haive er preached at Per- |5 opening the artific dale this spring. Fox hunters will have to be sa ar with the state bounty of w0 taxpayers of the town gston was here | i nr} | Ty vear on fn and The { Parr from l(fllnA\‘ last year wa [; w‘\ fox | Main | and 25 cents for each i Bounties were paid on 3§ foxc 18 | woodchucks, as compared - i 574 woodchu< . | The funeral of M meeting | and 574 47 foxes refresi r- | Immacul as sung 3 cis Cyril nception Mr. Dea Higgi be called to 1es e action | of Westerly town cflicers ralisd ind iheutian of the | amounts to 38.500 a ves Ahont or 2 S IRJEC SR AU KoL seventh zoes to the freasury depart- | | Dresania HOREg el 0,0l Seorid ind_tax collection i exrdten Ful paverment Five \ : 1 command ! uld the L eprescls the approp anding_the Wy here e ¢ e » and) from Proviaence to funeral ZEL 2 o) th »n A\r\mr‘ of the SINS | of Michael J. 5 excellent work by icha cemetery ere cue to the balicf that the|% p S pperated sters enrc.ied in the : were C. Leo Hig x would be hefore the | 0o e Yo, Sperated Army ihan, William sewer lir laic h ‘he street. | 1o o 1 week e : EEWeh e s aald g 4 d is making grad g0d 4 and wouid therefore be the height of | (B, ‘0 R UNE £ra State col- | extravag: The intent was not to| advisable to merze the 1" Btital dara) build manent 1 the ith its B s | 3 vith its Bovs and Gir , | cluding a set plece from the in the street is complet- PLAINFIELD Jlture ana home econom- ecs transfers % ”P“,m t re:l psfit‘?" ransfecs o e e $1200 has been| A birthday party was held at the | Briefly the plan is that « W »»-n,,w Industrizl 7 [ votca by the town for the purchase af | home of Mr. and Mrs. Hills Smith for | more boys or sirls fore Bt two E mobile to se an_ambu- | their son Junior, who was 5 years of [ JOn to promote any T Hartford, | ant V' e and’ paivol w for the police | age Tuesday, from 430 p. m, to §| 1uP profects they will r as r ] it i tora Albamar ouce ¢ lepartment T month hills come % . 9 | ~harter from the Trnited Stntes Depart- hor Cire e m ‘An‘:‘s ’I‘r() then to Louis H. couneil for auto hire b- :hr(d(\. | o'clock. After games songs and other | ment :»fr Km _'(r\‘:un:—‘r: lnr:\v § er,” r her par-| yise and lot ent and ther 50 that | amusements, the children sat down to| ‘ded with lceal leadershm if possible. | v i e BoLE G oh moner is paid ont in this way @ Drettily decorated table and were| "he eleven proiects or ¢ Gar- | aret Laird, half intc than rav the interact w th al rved ice crecam, cak ndy and| ' clth..eori club. potata poul and lot in East avenia Toy for deteriornticn of the cost|S0da. Invitations were eiven the fol- |*rv club, shacn cluh, nir ¢ re T T Grant Prmmundie] Biemns s 'l ihes 14 07 a town owned antomobils Wester- | lowine children: Helen Fa nz W ng W d Y.v Mies Isa- | Dion, lot in Tock street. An 1y ceennies vee area and it can he ! dred na Burke Mabel : Yine clrb, Any hov o ela seonthr incialled ,h( rded hetween Vi T, [covered mora efetently by the nolce in{ G'ladys Weeks, Frances »nd Dorothy| more than one of these c "o View commandery, gs ond the Westerly and | mercency o cos. w a2 pairol auto- | Bahcock Cora and Lena Cleaves. Mary | he desires. The culbs will he organ- 1 lted ¢ a = Power company, for a pole line off | mobile in readiness. |and Florence Rood Wallce Burke,|3ed by the Fvtension Scmvice of \‘\"1 o i 1o varne fresh- | Beach street same pe-| The Hclv Name socictv of the Im- | G°OTSe tman Bdward Dourherty, | Asticultural college wohing through i foe ¢ nere 18 o Uik | iedfor 're £es_were | macnlate Consention parin, in mwm‘r';q;:fl Fod Sadney Rood i ChanleallifeHOOuDE v Dnvmi By o vecorde 1d one | mecting, elortod these omicers: James | A7 e R ehert Bonl Dl redusstingthe A turalicol Fre o near comple. | chatel mort Jessup presilent ek 5 s Phillips. He received many the Tuninr fond army el LRIEGE Lansing.| John R. Rxthom, edito" of tre Prov- resideni: Josanh Gaffnov secre- Egems by e toll § dence Jourral, eave un add-ess e T Bitles it i man Mildre e sune the Life and Qualities of Th Jessu nes MeCormick and o\ snsseh was n ( o g At the memoriai ser s P. Mullen wers el dele- r Smith. m_ihe Counc'l 1haa w copal church, Weste to the Rhode Islarl Holy Name | o \""‘”h,‘“‘;""“")’ ar ciiet that the union ay night after bei N “cen s0 fear- | S. navy. He enlisted in June, |V it should not only be A residant of Pawcatusk w: - & Foue s % - | "il rested soon o 3 P ,’Cr‘ t Newport training station. He developed lons Tines | Y o " "ERVOUS PEOPLE FE BITR(]-PHI]SPHAIE Guaramteed (o Put on Firm, Healthy are often Wealk and vigor: t mply astonishing. people regain d angulari Flesh and to Increase Stremgth, Vigor and Nerve Force. or women— 557 opfdence and| recently beer honorably discharged e barbots s Tawt e ek \,wnme h,.‘nm‘ and | from the arny where he terved as|oan get mo helpers. p et et et yagr Saevis| ise of’ which is inexpensive, also won- | gar L R with influenza at her home on Winsor purchase prics 1f be mptoms due to merve | dctfully’ promotes (he assimilation of | Samucl G. Cottrell, ehief engineer of | avenue. intment doesnt do all 1 claim TV | food, so much so that many people re-|fhe Westerly Fire depavtment, who| Byron Provost has returnel from| 'L guarantee it for eczema, 1d sores ffate that the|POrt marked gains of weight in a few|has been serously ill at bis home in| Frovidence atter spending two weeks| [PRIRE Sores, salt rheum, ulcers. s-ie| best nerve £00d | anic pho-phate | Weeks. 1t is sold in Norwich by Les|Cranite streel for several 11onths, has|with hi= nncle, John C. Prov Jples, broken breasts, it-ling In known among gists as Bitro-Phos. | & Osgood anl most all 000 Aruggists. | been taken to Lawrence hospital, New | Mrs, Wilired Roval i< serionaly i1l n‘w" = e an ! ohate, a five tablet of which| CAUTION:—Although _bitro-phosphate | London. A ant Harry Coyle is act- D i1 2 i IMuldvlw taken W H\‘:‘.A"x.l eal. Being||s unsurpassed for relieving nervous- ing as chief enginecer. contribn- ng sores o « genuine nerve builder ot d|ness, sleeplesspess and general weak-| The vi : £ War Re Gree stimulant or habit-forming drug. Bi-| ness, it should not. owing fo its re- e villags of aBradfordi s sconida i American War Re- Ain itation wa ‘ro-Phosphate can be safely taken by|markable flesh-growing properties, be|have an hanor roll, with 1i¢re than|lief fund shows contrisutions from | ! Tas tried, 1 o weakest and most delicate sul-|used by anyone who does net desire to|Seventy-five names, indepcndent of the ' Plainfield of S11.75 and Jeweit City of | Gr o i ayas, Aried T F B erer, and the results following its use | pnt on fawh. town Honor roll in Wester The $5 which with the $3,130.25 previously Roor 287 )i.mhlxa;ts":nsué S The te tuc mills of \h_slerlv and | Ame new Dyeing 3 I | ten by a great eel D. of A., Wednes- | polatives, was held E y S1compa | hour A special town meeting will urobab\y owner. Rev. Joseph M. Marist Fathers, pastor of th Trolleys Lead SPECIAL A Few Rare Bargains In Good Muslin Underwear Corset Covers for 39¢ Finished with laces or embroid- eries, these covers will make a strong appeal at this very low price. Drawers for 69¢ Mads of a good quality cambric with tucked lawn ruffles. The material was not “skimped” to make a low price garment. Long Skirts for 79¢ Another bargain rather un- usual in these days of high prices. They are daintily fin- ished with ruffle embroideries. NIGHT ROBES In Crepe De Chine and Washable Silks From $5.98 to $10.98 E‘\d‘,‘IELOPE CH'Z‘Y\ AT In Silk Jersey, Crepe or Washable Satin $4.50 to $8.98 Wonderful Creations in Boudsir Caps.. .......59¢c to $2.98 bos nd wi Wiii.ams condncred the re- | r of the prophecy ach $1 et ] schedule w 120 y n h( '\‘i months ontained 3 m senled \\‘H\Lm nd ten bo\» )t boer. e Pweninein wleea. | ViSitor at the home of Francls Kell €d guilty to ‘rtoxi d paldl a fine | T Fentanille. sty E 4 A whist party held in the Holy Name and costs of $ of booze . the pol o has heen ascigned as Law ce J. Kelledy Church of the fmmacn- rd will b > tax reased fr Appropr e I”u""phl ) the in Wester- i $10 70 - ights make hterithe — ead comp Westerly stat‘oned club rooms Tuesday night wa 1d_by til Monday o Sxent 8 Iheh hAASH Fad: s nae large number attended. The first prize for the women v a large I G " M o: box of chocolat v by Miss Abian. uarantec ntmert, Sittivant ot sife o olates, won by Miss Abiana y er Says Mitchell. was won by consolation” went to William D All Te BATISTE, COTTON CREPE AND MUSLIN UNDERGARMENTS VARIED STYLES AT FEBRUARY SALE PRICES Assembled specially for this sale, the prices have been made as low as we could figure them. Every garment is a genuine bargain at the price. BLOOMERS 75¢, $1.00 and $1.25 Made of fine Batists or Crepe Cloth in flesh or white UNDERSKIRTS, embroidered or lace trimmed $1.00 to $1.98 ENVELOPE CHEMISES $1.25, $1.50 to $3.50 Made of white or fine Crepe Cloth in round neck and shoulder strap models. A charming assortment. NIGHT ROBES $1.00, $1.50, $1.98 to $3.50 In as many if not more styles than shown in the silk garments and made with the same care,and attention to detail. Prices are wonderfully low. LONG SKIRTS $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 to $5.98 Embroidered and lace trimmed Skirts with or without dust ruffle. Many pleasing designs are shown at special February Sale prices. Extra Size Garments For Stout Figures CORSET COVERS............. $1.00 to $2.98 ENVELOPE CHEMISES ........ $2.50 to $3.98 NIGHTROBES ............... $2.50 to $4.98 LONG SKIRTS ............... $1.98 to $4.98 DRAWERS' . .........oc...0-+.:81L751t0$2.98 BEAUTIFUL CAMISOLES In Jersey Si'k, Creps or Washable Sa‘in $1.25 to $3.98 11 be Ain Local Lacon rate of W m in 18 to 00 of tangi ations fur the po and for are ‘ STORRS CCLLEGE TAKES OVER JUNIOR FOOD ARMY WORK v boy or girl in Connet niversary Westerly Histor - riy at Ne nd then was i e there until discharged. Mildred Shippee was town:d produc- | GREAT FOR ECZENA | AND OLD SORES recent The first prize for the men Peterson. Albert Tapienier Rl FEBRUARY SALE OF Silk and Muslin Underwear The Business Center of Norwich TOILET GOODS It’s a sale of little things at little prices, and the savings, although small, count up rapidly. list, and it will be funny if you do not find many articles which you need at a price less then you usually pay. ° THESE VALUES RUN AS HIGH AS 15¢ TOILET GOODS Welch’s Talcum Powder— Sale Price 9c Ai= Flost Taleum—Sala Price. Pumica Stona—Sa'a Fr 9c § Tooth Bru: Sa'e P Glycerine Soap—Sale P-ice Hardwater Soap—Sal~ Pri oc Fairekin Soap-—Sale P. 9: Fine Art Sean—-Sale Price oc Swan Castile Soap—Sa'e Price.. 95 Olivilo_Seap—Sale ©rice. Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Seap Sale Prize Vinlot Ser Soan—Ea'e Price Vioris Soan—Sala Price. % Colgate 's All Round Soap— Jernan’s Vio'et 9 CENT SA o AND NOTIONS r‘ 5 vaal Look cver .this long NOTIONS tric Curlers— Sale Price 9 lars—Sale Price 9c° Safa Price.... 9% Hump Hair Bine Hair l?'nn Size S=f: in - Damasrus. nton, Alliance, Duplex and Caby Dimr'es— S~'» Price 9c Needles all sizes—Sala Price..: 9¢ Dexter's Knitting Cotton— Sale Price 9c. Cill’s Peroxide ¢ i Aunt Lvd'a’s Thread—Sa'e Price 9¢ Turkish Bsth Sn-p—Sale p,. ce "c Pearl Buttons—Sale Price., 9c SRR DUeaTaleR DA 9- | Fancy Buttons—Sale" Price 9z Sylpho Napthol—Sale Orice... . 9c | Col'ar Syncorters—Sale Price.. 9 Ao bnia=SolaiPlne 9¢ | Rick Rack Braid—Sale Price.... 9c Peroxide of Hydrogen— - A : ;flo Price 9 mery Poard=—Sale Price o ey 9 ; =l 2roR# Price. TOILET PAPER The Following Are All 2 For 9¢ BV b e e Defender Safety Pins Home Spur. folls—Sale Price ants Hangers Astomia Rells—Sale Orice P-arf Buttons Call--1-ig H-in Ploma €4l Daggett & Ramsdells Cream Sale Price Cutex Nail Polish—Sale Price.. 0= | Adhesive Plaster—Sals P-ice. .. 9- Headache Wafeme—Sale Price. .. 9c Powder PuffeSale P ac 0 Fine Coribs. Galn o Kirhy ‘Beard Hair Pine Po~ket Cembs—Sale Price 2c Comman Puns Williams’ Barbers' Ba— Bias Seam Tape Sale Price 9- Shos Laces g “amphor lce—Sale Price....... 9 G e U ‘NOTIONS Corset Laces—Sale Price. Shoe Laces—Sale Price. Elastic Web—Sale Price Linen Finish Thread—Sale Price Dress Fasteners, a dozen— Sale Price Button Kits—Sale Price.. ime nal vali2.” | MARY FITCH PAGE LECTURES late Mrs. Mary wich Town provi S 3 eley at B Mid 11 town. this of the Middietown Pre: Percy DD, months in Middie- Dearmer, who ha of theology ey Divinity d Tuesday to academic position i before lea livery o: in the Ll vi J\'l\ school. t and the titles of the |stubborn ; | he of in- BY EMINENT EPISCOPALIAN Fitch Pacc OF pel of the di- the work nf‘ A Razor Blades Tar Paper Monster Soap - Meadow Sweet Soap Comfort Soap Crepe Paper Darning Cotton Hocks and Eves . Packing Needles Common Pins . Ironing Wax .8 for 9c .3 for 9¢ -4 for 9 .4 for 9c .6 for 8¢ were: 1, Military Virtue; s of the Spirit; 3, The smata of the Spirit; Fruits and the Unity of the “ARVESTING TEN INC!t ICE AT FITCHVILLE k Praonklin cut 0 tons of ice iast week pond and is now cut- d on his farm at Frank- which the ice Pouses of a s neight filled. He tons there. absolute- making some of t Mr. Kakn has ever s from in a fact, a2nd facts are SPANISH INFLUENZA Leaves the Body Weak Makes One An Easy Victim to Other Diseases PE-RU-NA reconmenep Spanish Influenza and ord'nary Gr'p both involve the mucous lining The disorders them |ious as the way they leave ves are not -so ser- the victim. The .powers of resistance are so weakened that the danger of contracting Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Bronchitis and similar troubles is very grave. down nerv nature 1t is du sufferer is ri in time when PE-RU hastens the recover; and dre You cannot the afford period of your life punn the Dlood ass vim 3 best frined over twenty “PE-RU-NA is a good med cine PE-RU-NA 's fer Catarth has been in the American ho crisis. Tablet or Liquid. Kidney and bladder ¢ are not ng reagth, tion, impoverished blood, broken make one an easy victim. mplications of a more or less serious uncom uon in the pathway of the epidemic. 0- lled: period of recovery . that the most serious danger and it is the is of the greatest value PE-RU-NA a1d protects one against the many fatal th to take cl es now. When you are trying to escape from the clutches of this terribly enervat- ing and health destroyiag disease is perhaps the most critical Right now to be dzcided whether you aré going to en- joy a return of natural, normal health or become a chronie, ps bed ridden suferer from some one of the many aladies which follow an attack - gulate the digestion, tone up the nerves, ist cLmination and build up the body nbmw lasitude and weakness with a to feel. great - curative- value of ¥ be found in the daily experi- Miss Rose Farr -of ‘Evansville, for B Influenza -and Grip. RU-NA has been my wark, J., writes and Bgflvenzal, and. Caiarshal con¥MSns a:d me for. forty-six .ysars. This alone is a guarantee of its merits and. value.atsihis. present Sold Everywhere,