Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 15, 1919, Page 2

P R TS s NOEchH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1919 WILLIMANTIC An interesting and gramme was carried out Friday ather and Son dinner Murray’s Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. 5 with a fine supper by the James B. Thwing, surance business in this city ber of vears ago and is weil verably rememrbered by OUR FEBRUARY SALE OF PERCALE LL PROVE A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT FOR ANY SHREWD PURCHASER these dainty stripes, dots and figures, those who are striv- to make a slim purse go a long way will find 2 happy so- n to the dress problem. or Wash Costumes, Percale is hardly to be equalled for good wearing qualities, and the woman who needs a few wash gar- Tntroduotion rhmn an of the boy Robert Fenton Fdward Morin diate council; t: Thwing, state ing awards were cal. department niceting failed ments or to the mother with tiny tots to be made spic and| Plans and arrangements for the mid- span, should chain her intentions by the links of economy. —SPECIAL 25c A YARD ATTRACTIVE NEW VOILES tically completed. speaker of the evening will be fet lunch will be High grade professional Plans for Willimantic' appointed to carr: nd [er, will be the speaker at a =rd Mrs lV E. LF*H spring and summer ide choice of pretty pat- nd there is a springtime 75, $1. 25>and $1 39| ED WAISTS latest arrivals in| ction is a new ]m; Waists that will| in the new col- especially | must ad- Sealdsweet grapefruii oop that is more potent than medt- cine u[\i mec that tastes b aO $2 98, $3 50 cording to a m;‘zazive artme app. B — =el Carpet Sweeper ates l Jod Conserve the nation’s supply of gr: etc., by liberal use of grapefruit in tl y ways described by the Sealdsweet Kitchen Calendar and Chart. ns, meats, i the ordinary| construction elim-| ~TTER SWEEPER ong, having mahog- | trimming, strictly sani- Free at your d ers or from us. & R..u'f‘m:.‘A & FOR YOUR TOILET YOU PAYING HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS THAT L. SUGGEST ECONOMY: ARTICLES? dent Tooth Paste 45c o Tooth Paste 43¢ Tosth Powder 2: Tooth Powder 22 s Faciai Soag 22¢ cake ncl Soap 22¢ ears’ Unscented Soap 16¢c Pears’ Glycerine Soap 19 JL"‘C'\S Violet Glycerine Soap 10c and Surgeons’ Seap 10c osmo Buttermilk Soap 10c Syke's Comfort Powder, medium —large size 46c. rkiss Talcum Powder 45¢ Garden Talcum Powder 65¢ VOILES AND PARIS assortment just Coupon for which send samples of your s Lotion 31c Honey and Almond Cream MURRAY CO. KILLOUREY BROS. | 0 | FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EM. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. Willimantic, Conn. " THE H. C. JAY M. SHEPARD Bucceeding Elmore & Shepard Funeral Director & Embalmer Willimantic, Cann. | 60-62 North St., lehmanhcl Sheady Assistant) Lady Asmistan: R k. C IACKS(A Removed to 715 Main St, 86 Union St, Hours—§ o = %0 § 5. m. Tel. connection | dvring its career a number of changes took place in it, owing to members o tering the wservice. The board as it now stands consists of -Bradford W. {anielsor: of Moosup, Dr. Robert C. White and Frank P. Fenton of this city. The work of the board has been strenuous because of the largs amount of incidental detail and clerical work, but it has been done in a thorough, business-like manner, as has been zt- tested to by draft officials of the state. The many friends of Mrs. Anna L. Woodward, 28, were grieyed to learn of her death Friday merning in -St Joseph's hospital in this city, follew ing a surgical operation. For a day or so after the operation her condi- tion seemed encouraging and her re- |covery was hoped for. She was born in LaJunta, Colorado, and came to this city about ten years ago. Mrs. Woodward was a member of fhe Methodist church, president of th sorority connected with it; was noble nd of Violet Rebekah Lodge, No. . 0. 0. F, and a member of the , and always lent her % for the interest: ad- vancement of' any organization of which she was a member. She is survived by her husband, W: R. Woodward, who is a cleck in the local rost office, a brother and a sister. The body of Mrs. Mary Ella_Rose was sent to Ol Saybrook Friday morning, for hu Undertaker Jay M. Shepard. She died Wednesday the ¥ahsfield Hospital and Training School. Funeral services for Mra. Mary Groh were held Friday afternoon Rev..C. Harley Smith v ting Clergyman. Relativ bedfrers and burial was in the > cemetery. Killourey Bros Williman had charge of the arrangements, Orin Flint Lincoln, 34, died at his heme in Eagleville, Friday. at 5 a. m. | His health had been good and his death came as a surprise to his re nds. He came from a mily renowned for its longevity. e the oldest member of Willimaatic odge of Masons. He is survived by 4 son, Everett T. Lincoln and a dcughter, Alma Shales. The work of harvesting the city ice as well as that cut by lo~al deale s been suspended owing to the it is hoped the weather will come * cold after this storm so the usual ciop may be gotten in Rev. H. 8. McCready of Willimantic |gave ‘an interesting ada |Sfansfiela Gonter. sharen | his topic being T nity, A her and Son sup- rved previous to the meet- a goodly number, of Fathers and Sons. G. T. Bochman, a former 1 in v eyen- e Boy in the lead- open fo- 1ding Sun- vill be Pro- traction. These in the Y. M. C. A. afternoon, his subjeet hibition in the Recon open forum meetings will be contin- |ued each Sunday afternoon for men indusiries at the Y. M. C. There will be preaching Sunday 1orning and evening the thodl scopal church Sthel nds will lead the €: ot “at the First Congregational church =il pr ing and evenin bstitute For Needed and What is ¢ ity, with Helden Arnold and Geor Shafer as leaders Next Friday eveni dist chu will conduct Rev. W. S. Beard is e Ladic Congregation: irch on A Christian Science Sunday m service is held in the’ Wor com at 10.45. Subject of l¢ ing son-ser There was no session of the police | ourt Iridiy morning, for the t is”week l’?..A!l‘!i—"lELD~ pool zvm‘ Bives s th : The M. M. gi ris’ club held a privat n Krauss' hall Thursday eve 2. A large number was vresent 1 delightful even ovost of Pawiucket is spenc the home of his un- third ed Provost ard Provost is in the employ Lawton Mills Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Dol nd fami ded the fur Martin L. Keefe of Waterbury Al Mrs, Jeremiah S attended the bas- atre in jew- t_included Jc iff, Ar Arthur Lawrence | e and ma s of pool iday afternoon in whi <cn was the winner, al ) eavy on John Walsh. stra played for dane- ame. High school putting on the big game with Wi ketball number at ance in the hall Thursda st White's orche John Oates, who he I yrom Wil in the employ Mills Corp.. has been ck- am Pechie is o attack of pneumor Armond Adatns is wder of the month with ew Jersey E oseph Vens left Plainfield Thur on New Hampshire john ( « match pool game Thursday c with the crack pool player, Peter Roy, to play Kid Rayne this (Saturday vening for the championship of this Frederick Derosier of this town has purchased a new six-eylinder car. MOOSUP orp. Charles Robitail ha n a five days' trip to here he | relatives. Rochie Parasieu has recgvered from rere attack of influenzi. His wifc who is dangerously ill, is improving somewhat Many Moosup employes appear to like the new 45-hour schedule, ending | work Friday at 4 p. m. til! Monday { morning. Edgar V. Dupius has been ew York the guest of friends and a v from his dmies most of the week duc [{ 7” Humphreys' “Seventy-seven”® breaks up Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Cold in the Head, Catarrh, Sore Throat,Quinsy, Tonsilitisand Grip. Atall Druggist UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY the test of Doan’s Kidney Pi test in Norwich. who suffers backache, have stcod the No Norwich resident or annoying remain unconvineced by this twice-told testimony. Mrs, Margaret Brown, 340 W. Main “My back and kidneys were 1 suffered a great deal heavy ache in my back. It gradually srew worse until it was impossible for of bed mornings. tion for nearly a vear, trying different in a bad way. from a dull, me 'to get out s in that condi- Heazq ot Doas/a isiey Plla anai gpt some at Sevin & Son’s Drug Store, and I found they were just what I needed. made me feel better than I had felt for are now acting the pains have left” ement given July 22, “Doan’s Kidney cellent and they Pills certainly are ex- do what is claimied | when a cold| settles on my kidneys and causes my | back to ache, I use Doan’s and they | rever fail to give me prompt Foster-Milburn to a severe cold and sore turoat. telegram from A \nm:pnrm is just returned from oversea duties. Potvin is now working for Joseph Potvin. JEWETT CITY 2 Willlams entertained 3 , nearly all of them being he at her home on the afternoon of were enjoyed joved a supper games followed 3 the company attended the mo the outdoor sports the bo: 0 nearly all | prize went to Georg and Jjulia Walicki | von the baz ra undertaking ‘ Supi Fe H P. Clamen! attend the pastor o | ved she received 2 Alex McNicol, who was rece ed from t i Rcv J. J. McCabe was in Waterbury pasurer; to commence Nicol nd general ma | her to go out among the people she tant mana won a number of friends while living | Anne Brewster Fanning chapter, nterbury. She was very cheer- | T of of Mrs. | roughout her sickn and - a 4 Al Dw-mg !re Red Cruqs membersk1 ntil the latter part | V Mrs. G. H. Prior, Mis: Members »',x the Red f‘rn~\ may folks of Jewett City | q \mm;\ campa ven Officer Dolan has had in custody for |ing e arose a wail of protest it two telephone morninz. spinner from | hoy received his The éxecutive committee of tr al church had charge of V. Smith b on Wednesday eveni and white str decorated with red carn: | table and desk were | h ice for his iceho Joseph Cravanak returned | nlding doors were aph of Lincoln as dressed in | Bohemian, whose per consisted of chicl potatoes, mashed turnips, pickle More than 200 people were | » young peaple ain at home, w often looks n to s father Is away all day Mr. Sroka was ri mittee was Mrs. dining room: resses were Mi“«m Stetson, Minnie 1 scused Sadie Thom who served w ward he several week . Harold Faus Tred Whalley COLDS Cola claims Mir, and Mrs. Robert D). ila t been on his premises for | FTartford spent Sunday at the hom the latt parents, Afr. and’ Mrs, | Andrew Sroka attended the recent |F. A. Horsey | auction of 1,000 hor mules at| Miss Vera Jewett has returned to} Upton, L. I are 40,000 work in- Hartford, afier more to be cold soon Phome i1l with influen Norman Parkhurst had . Theodore B was entertained Sunday 1 . B. Aldrich’s Sundny schoal VALUE For Saturday, February 15th, MEN’S ODD VESTS, each.................... MEN’S SWEATERS, each...,....................$100 MEN'S WORKING SHIRTS.................2 for$l.00 MEN’S DRESS-UP SHIRTS with Collars attached— 2 for $1.00 MEN’S OVERALLS, Sk s T MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS, each.......... tures;each .« i . BOYS KNEE PANTS...... BOYS' OVERCOATS, each. ... BOYS BLOUSES .......... BOYS SWEATERS, each. ... .. 3-5- “MORE FOR LESS” Water Street, Norwich, Conn. BIG DOLL. e TN MEN'S BLACK SATTEEN, each ..............-. $1.00 WORKAPRONS........................... 2for $1.00 BOYS SUITS each.........o...0..00 i wseS100 BOYS KNEE PANTS in Serges, Corduroys and Mix- evvero....2 pairs for $1.00 .2 for $1.00 THESE BIG VALUES ARE FOR SATURDAY ONLY. MAKE YOUR DOLLAR DO DOUBLE DUTY HERE. (ORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE ¥ George Smi Green rove has sent from Spa moss, oranges and Ie of green leayes, which wer Sunday for decorations at the arch and afterwards distributed |among the congregation. As it | WESTMINSTER After an illness of seve < | Helen Breed Cleveland d 1 the home, of Mrs. E. P. he has been hoarding sin ymas M sccre- | Although her hemih did not ral vears, 4 saturday | abins where | une L Tmit rd and offic ¢ resident ide i iated every little of kindaess wn her. The body was taken to Stonington and the funeral was nell 1t her old home Tuesday afternoon. |, Liurial was at Stomington. e Mir. and Mrs, F. P. Sabins, Mrs. Weller and Mirs. Emily hnell G tended the funeral of M ernoon Cleveland | da ITuesday at Stonington. Lt rtin Davis, Art °V-1" The Frost school is to give Fuller | tertainment for the benefit of |t s and Girls of that mbleton met the Gicls' cook ub Saturday afternoon at the val of [home of the club leaders, Miss Graco 1 run away | Dawley. v in| 7 e Girls' club at the Plains reparing to give an entertain nd demonstration, followed by a Several from the Plains attendeq | 1he L hure Sunday having an Wicl helping Birs society " D. Ver wich, spoke on the ordnange re France;a G fend aineo: 'lr!. bay ely post- f much sickness in the . Car] Jewott and lttle all beea very ill with aining strength. " BOZRAH by the Chris- last hall was well at- realized about son of Ver- r, and Mr. Jr, were the and - Mrs. E. E. y Lathrop has received from his Harry L. Lathrop, shop at in._Longuyong, mask and sever- fitfig their ice exce it quality of ant several days society m. shup, Tues ihe Ne- o Cla Miss Cley | Gay. fro: h001 and took him aw vso tal rs. Luelia Browning and |mond of Norwich To 3 0| see Miss Cleveland. | W!LLINGTON | CANTERBURY PLAINS che S Tt ) owns| A teachery meeting was held at the T ety 0 SNob, | Green Tuesday gy Formed Watery Blisters, Sore, Red d here Sund A C Canterbury W. C. T. U. at the February meeti | resolved to celebrate the he prohibition ins is drfwin: oree Smitl se / states: by a servie hipe. It then broke out in a kind of tsfield, Mass., W h urch Feb. 1§ at m Special rash end at last it seemed to form of R has/| D nd a fine talk by an out of | | watery blisters, The skin was sore e her | town speaker is_expected. | | and red, and my imbs were swollen. ot | Mrs. Wellen Smith has soid her! | The breaking out itched and burned. sympatity 1 | rlace to Bdward Kussel, a retire merchant of New Smith retains [ i, rocor jjas sion for seme | | aforded relief in two or ihree days oldest bei rs. One has |time vel I i s babeies 118 | “lhe entertainment gotten p by the| | 20d in two weeks T was heal teachers of Westminster, auspices of the Becl | for the raising of fund cumars Monday, the ho; wing him off hout fifty feet, ant Arthur D, n in the medical cory Mich. f his Woodward was tion and o arrested for | nd_sertenced ned $20. He|T he would be let out cn pro- f he told. where he ve Cola, who Wi v welcome1 | many friends chelé of Manches- | The social which was tc 2lr. given for the Ladies’ Al soc, == TN y "/ o i s and Swollen. lichedand Burned. “I bad eczema on both limbs and it kept working until it got up tomy. | “The trouble -1 | months bej tried Chticura. They (Signed) Miss Yelinek, 36 Belmont St., Somerville, Mass., Aug.3, 1918. Cuticura Soap, O to keep the skin clear and heaithy. Cuticura Talcwa Powder Do ot fzil to test the fascinating fragrance of this Telcum for sele X gueryihere, 25c. each. 1y them before you buy arapio Each Free by R Address post-card: cuza. Dept. 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