Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 2

2 i _ . WILLIMANTIC Norwich Bulletin Willimantic Office, 23 Church St. Telephone 105, NORWICH. BULLETIN. TUESDAY, MARCH 4, JEWETT CITY Vitzgerald, .77, wa: bed Menday morning of his sisier, Miss Mary 1919 ed can by consultation with the 1|7c.\lY branch office of the U. S. employment service learn of opportunitieg in other | cities. Every day the stateMoffice at|dead Hartford sends out a clearanze bulié- | home showing the jobs open the | re communites b3 cen | (1ed in his usy iudes of hiy death h dizease. - s born Irfland, the son of Ka- Thres: cuwen secupiod: S ;mnmm.m st 0 'avrrald He Harve looked after the interests of |of the local police court Monday |is survived A} An excellent musical program was|Mr. Willard. After hearing the ey-|morning. Herbert Rathbun H @ given in the Assembly hall at the|jdence, Justice Dean rendered a de-|chaeli Ladda, ch with brea high school Monday morning, undgr}«»isiu-w in favor of the plaintiff. The | th and oxication, plea the auspices of the Lyceum. The|defendant took an appeal to the su- Y, and fines votaling $0.10 meeting opened with the singing of | perior court. case were Lnpo i Alma Mater and the Star Spangled | Cpief of Police Killourey is on his | cisco Civalero, pai L Banner by the whole school, @eeomp- | .0 (o (hicago with ‘requi t ount:ng to $8.10, lle has lived here fift anied by the school orchestra. | urs for the delivery of Mrs. ntosication. {seen the thousand and The orchestr the direction of | non Hedrick to the chief who w as | Lieats and e Charles H ‘then gave | bring the+woman back te th pleasing selotion, followed by the | prns o0 o with the theft in i Girls' Gilee club, which rendered two [ gt 1o SR R T G100 fibe utiful pumbers, (a) June Rhapsody | j,ona and « gold watch. She has bee and (b) Boat under arrest and held in Chicago for sang “When tho some time, he request of the loc- e was wa a1 police. = Announcement was made Sunday |, violin two weeks’ mission to be held at| Jloyd Wilcox, cornet the 4 “;F"‘"“”r aining seleetion entitled | 5 3 "t the ¢ soms The Glee Club ! iy n in _the so A P TuRek SOt and Knitting. | will b i3 Mr. Caswell proved to be one of ther best held so far this year. The postponed v’p of Otto O'Sulli- van vs. Oliver L. Willard, which arose e ; over a dispute on rent matiers, was What Is Going On Tonight | tried before Justice of the Jeace, March meeting of St. Jean Baptiste | Cortis Dean in his office Monda: * Society, at 37 Valley street. morning orney . J..Dan; hom Rebekab Lodge, No, 67, L O.!uppeared at the hearimg in behail o . ¥, meets at 807 Main street. the plaintiff and Attorney Samuel I. Thoma found | brane | l")( fricnds. | ars and has one develop- in the ope | tt City who manufac Young MenUseCuticura To Save Your Hair Nothing like shampoos with: Cuticura Seap and hot water, preceded by touches of Cuticura Qintment to spots of dendruff BIE Rl and itching to kogp the scalp and hair L healthy. They are ideal for ll toflet uses. geiiis ;. In the morzing shave with Caticsza Soap n & i | the Cuticura wsy—without mug. After which was in charge 1 and the week for the men. d Monday, shaving and before batking touch spots of 3 sday mass . 2 in o t n B <, after dandreff or irritation with Cuticura Oint- 1 man w ment. Then bathe face, hands and scalp his w; with Cuticura Soap and hot water, 3%~ Cnticura Toilet Trio 302 Cansisting of Soap, Ointment and Talcum are indispensable adjuncts of the daily toi- let in maintainiog skin perity and skin health § By bringing these delicately medi- cated emollients in frequent contact with your skin as in use for all toilet purposes, you keep the skin, scalp, hair and hands clear swectand heaithy.25¢.ea.everywhere. m | thoroughly ! of illuminating g0 when the la block on Main Brainerd of During the 1ot street \1 arion A Quick Cure for Shabbiness The Bay-Stater is a-regular magicien. Lkt him irito year store sovm where those oid veteran pieces of fumiture uwe dozing time away and by will make you think Santa Claus has/paid a.visit. Bey State Paints cover every fifiishing or refinishing need—house, bim;boat, wegon, floors, screens, furniture. Bay Simte comprises every kind of pzint forany purposs in a broed cclor range, and also every kind of stiz and enamel, In-or-Out Varmish is reaily and truly the pirinacle of varnish mannfactura Hot water or steam will not leave white marks on it. The broiling sun can not blister it:or make it peel. AN varnishes in one—that's In-or-Cut. WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & COMPANY, Inc., Boston, Mass. Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in New England ¥ua can buy Bay State Paint and In-or-Out Varish from “Tommie" the m”\ of 18 The women of | ming Ros programme e D | bn ; e Tt Mlchau I —— v T T TR VOILES AND PARIS PLAIDS Beautiful assortment just in. Use Coupon for samples i interested. Two-cent stamp enclosed for samples of your new Home Service limantic War some time be rece 1./-% Department of | jnier Bureau was i g0 that instru x:mll 18 reg The o exact amount of money collect- ben received on 1 Hudson, Mass Nathan h, Miss nd ment Deput: painted Revenue CnHec:cv J:me: H X expected tha! . Barber, Address = at Wester- THE H. C. MURRAY Wiliimantic co. Conn. L Stone and of Commerce rooms i 2t Wood- PECK & McWILLIAMS A. BOARDMAN erat chamber direc r or o =8 of commerce former 1 ’ ; ; ocated and have been lSSU‘v(l b accommodat ige, B London v h—-—_-————m-——fl KILLOUREY BROS. FUNERAL DIKECTORS AND £EM- BALMERS 86 Unien St, Wiilimantic, Conn. Phone 280 “kady Assistant) &R, F. €. u‘{i(u,hfi oomier LGUIS E. KENNEDY DANIZL3ON Undertaker and Embaimer Ipecial Attertion to Every Detall n iroma ladd idiers and sail- A 8 - 41 ; | ors or any other unemp m@fi‘@zz‘s afl ase of Bezema - contracted Dorothy Miss trio of wife, Mr. : Charles P. Curtis, iately re- turned from § Mumford, George B. . uli Bos- < days at housc io -enjoy fox met at the sta- nd A e condifion. 1t took just 8 r up this disease. Femoved te 7 Hours—9 o = Willimantia Phone 4¢ 5 St ta 8D oo JAY M. SHEPARD Suecceeding Elmore Funeral Director & Embalmer 60-62 North St., Willimantic Lady Awsisten: nele Ret appell of g foy a time wifé, Mr. and Middletown was Tel connection | urlbut i H'wx"lvv T e RRAY’S BOSTON STOR Wiliimantic, Conn. chureh. snurt parade made the o are at the i Sunday on Super friends Demonstration anc et o e AR TSR R B S R I B S B e OF THE L3 th ‘umm. k librarian of Stevens is ill with BE Crlr-ff’\" JT HiLL g,gamme xu.( Free BEGINS TUESDAY, o T N n town vn Sunday Heri with it Ggetiing Back to Normal from disturbin ph ical condition elped wonder=- . ly b inchudi the dietary a hea daily ratlon of With the spring sewing campaign at hand, a good Sewing Machine in your home is most important for it is the most efficient 2id to economy that a family can own. The savings that it enables you to make on your home sewing pays for it in a short time, therefore in these days of high cost of living we ask you Hitchcock, rish. The rector, e ance on his father, who was ill and who died recently. At the (nwr\ mcetmg Sa Send Today for Free Trial ot Pyraw mid Pile Treatment and Fing Real lhnpn-e»a. HOW CAN YOU BE WITHOUT ONE? TO MAKE IT EASY TO OWN ONE WE WILL ALLOW YGOU $12.60 FOR YOUR OLD MACHINE During this demonstration and sale we will buy your old sewing machine regardless of make, age or condition, and allow you $12.00 for it. FREE SOUVENIRS W. C. Eliis, silk artist and factory expert will be with us beginning Tuesday, and each lady who calls at our store during the demonstration and sale will receive free her name stitched with Belding’s Finest Satin. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. nearest drug store. Take no sub- Stitute. The quick relief has h!e’n a wonderful blessing to a host of people who had jtching, bleeding and protruding piles, hemorrhoids i’tdn;l such rectal troubies. Don't de- FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY. 578 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich, Kindly_gend me a Free sampl Byramid Bile Troatatent,in plata wenper Name.... Street. Oity.. eooenaState. | young men who were in the world war | Totten on the do of town prop riation of $300 was avel on a pertion of the Mde of Gelumbia. lake : additional is contributed the owners of p interested. effort was made to a working | roadmaster to fill tion Several ballots we: n no choice. On the last v. T. N. Owen and Charles ach received four votes, the scattering. It was finally at the selectmen should ap- six men residing in different parts of the town to attend to the road on was some gnition of the that the action in the pas suitable services of and 3 not n appropriation for that purpose ceding $100 was agreed to. ROCKVILLE No church services were held here Saturday owing to the severe rain. Private Clay . on a threc furiough Trom Fort attended the fu- Thars- we neral of his uncle at Westerly d Emory €. Kenyon and family at- tended the «funeral of Mrs., Kenyon's (rape: ~——a delicious food, Tich in enersy values incduding those vital mineral elements so essential tosl health and vidon “There's a Reason”