Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 6

6 - NORWICH, 'BULLETIN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1919 En=n=n==n=uc=:m=uq L e Mr. Henty ‘.Vn‘tlersnn was seen_ut! his hotel and asked to say something . about the the attempt upon the life of | Clemenceau, the premier of France, says the Miami, Fla., Herald. ' “I am well acquainted,” he laugh- | ingly remarked, “with the assassins of history. Of those that slew Cae- sar I learned a deal in my old school . = o+ B S e e o £ Most Attractive and Least Expensive and Booth and Guiteau, my familiar knowledge seems almost at first JUST ARRIVED Don’t miss the exhibit of the famous WHITNEY Carriage, in the newest finishes. See the big assortment of Wood Bodies in combiration of two-tone colors. hand, One night at Chamberlain's i House Dresses become a problem, but the problem is readily solved ‘Washington George Corkhill, the . s trict attorney who was prosecuting ! 5 the murderer of Garfield, said to me; by buying some of the pretty “Boston Maid” Dresses. They ‘You will never ful understand thxs. e case Ve have t by L h i . . 0 . i et e R have style—no reminder of the shapeless Mother Hubhard is'to be I did thi A ey | “Tell us about it, Mr. Watterson,” h B o = . P L . said the reporter, and the editor con- found in their good lines, pretty fabrics and fine workmanship. It tinued. 4 | Never have I passed fit o hae pased s BAT is THE dress for the woman who does her own housework and REED CARRIAGES Convenient, Inexpensive —bought with the idea of securing gen- Sidewalk Sulkys Easy running, comfortable riding sulky, We show with open woven reed body and long’ & . ik . handle. Takes up little room and is an endless variety of these Carriages— handy for sidewalk use when a large some as low as carriage is not preferred. Strong rub- ber tired wheels and sturdily built throughout. We have what you want $ 1 9 .75 in every style, ranging from $4.50 and higher. uine comfort for the baby. % < S wishes to appear attractive and trim at all times. voluntary because jected him and abused h i ’ 3 ) L ) WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF -DRESSES own lawyer. | . | “From the moment Guiteau entered | TO BE SOLD AT LOW PRICES the trial room it a theatrical ex- | : travaganza. He W in iroms, sand- | wiched betwe deputy sheriffs, came in shouting like a madman, lbcgun at unc‘]c railing at the jury and 2 audience. A v ; St ITAvsa. |[Ars2.98 |[Ats3.48 |Istovped : 0. d,, th Neat Stripe Percales in{| | Good Ginghams in check | |Fine Striped Ginghams $32 5 O \ happened. ey nrethy color con L RaEEmS made surplice §"#and solid color Cham- 3 B me and 1 nd 1 ) 1 I had an ex aLE Desi style and neat siripes “fbrays variously made and , hear and {§ § bniations. esigns are trimmed with white] #irimmed. Dainty ~and Whi s I T d_voice he i ! nitney s N 3 St 1 hay new and attractive. pique. ' ‘f incxpensive. Turnabout High Grade Reed e s Carriages REED SULKYS L e °K:=>“='A KA SPECIAL THIS WEEK was only . Finely woven, ad- Well made, in th lat il less, Wilkes “ooth x| V7 : /) justable reed hood T AT et e A %{2& fl R A : P v S Bland rced body, new finishes U : P tic coil SPECIAL springs and rubbertired wheels. A comfortable riding, easy running $10 95 wreteh has ‘made the attempt on | S »'ifo_ufid Jigr‘ W nenidlriom: Salt | WITH FINGERS! carriage, and turns so baby faces you ° an idiot . same, he should ders i quitting his I e | et s S oxlem v : you push the carriage. Double I on hood and body. Special Offer This Week . 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" 1809 from e |EASTERN CONNECTICUT E feld ]ffilnl.hr‘{';ffw Sy R EnceEiebion I TOWNS ARE OLD ONES {Ke towns of ford are. two hun- nd the towi Just One Application : ; he would p ! e fatr X s and the Hairs Vanish || rowis c<pe wanted S s \ : oh e S = | o s e elne ot 170 9 thr ch of the £ € o < Hece | ed from Windha w Mayj Tolland County. Chester B. m A. Pearl, Pearl, at- ting in ended | Drink Hot Water i in the Morning ' annexed May, 1749. | Wash away all the stomach, liver, | and bowel poisons before breakfast. v . given the E i TH ATy 1 me d a ber, $6 A nch for |name for the United States 2 Visising Mr. and 3 il of 1 Social | d and s | Vernon T d from Bol ] the Honor- eilacy took place in 1903. t nt T ay on rotest t ascribing t | t New London, | Gietober and named bilious® atta sick lm’i(luh‘ r the District Mrs nry A |t bit X 1 {from the 1] ¢ rhet veek lain i for ¢ ton haps from Ando rpor- {more important. because skin Tells Aged People How To Get More | : A 1 [ t n T rom Gov. 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Young a business | : 5 Doubles the s‘trength of weak, delicate, {iato able Cc : the District | it has built me up so I feel stronger | ss O, Thelma has re- | have e g attor | |many Initances. I 1s o Sheals maid Y”",f“" 5’““?”""“‘""';; i wh\o:' of No v _xm: osl uf'and better in every way. I strongly | turned to Brooklyn, N. Y. after a|the E d have run up| 7 Emilia Puz e of Norwich, in recommend Vinol for such conditions | week’s stay with Mr, and Mrs. Peter | the flag > the colors. 1| District, deces as I believe it prolongs life for old|J. Gustafson. | earne e ispect that | \.dunudw wich, on ti therly | people. | . Mrs. Robert J. Burroughs has re-|Mr. W ull e ulf ‘. nth and Broadway Pharmacy, G T, | turn North Anc ) W h:p}nm x described in the application 1| Prop., Norwich. 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