Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 15, 1919, Page 5

NORWICH SOULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1919 Last Call —ON— VERCOATS The Prices are Low Enough for You to Anticipate Requirements for Next Winter Second Call On the New Model Suits for Spring Some call them skirt sacks, some call them waist line call what you like. A very attrac- coats—you can tive style under any name. The F. A. Welis Co *“GOOD CLOTHES STORE” DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Power Plant Operates y 1m modern cleaner—the and sanitary way to sweep CARL W. BROWN 28 Shetucket St Telephone Norwi PRICES TALK! NOW LISTEN‘ 30x3!, NON SKID TIRES Guaranteed for 3,500 $15.50 THE T. J. SHAHAN (0. NEXT TO POST OFFICE The New March Birthstone AQUAMARINE We have the choice Sea Water Color Gem in Rings, Pendants and Brooches. “GENUINE ONLY" LEE CLEGG,TheJeweler Near Post Office As before — The Chelua Savings Bnnk Norwich, Conn., Feb. 3, The Board of Dire 1919, have declared a divi for t six months, at the. cur- the rate of four per cent. per annum, pay:ible on and ter the fifteenth of March FRANK HEMPSTEAD, Treasurer. DR. R. J. COLLINS DENTIST 143 Main Street, Norwich, Conn Phone 1178 DR. ALFRED RICHARDS DENTIST Office Hours: a m—130 to 5 p. m - Wed. an® Sat. Evenings 7-3 Room &0 Thayer Building 299 Residence tel 1225 Teacher of Violin GEORGE TOURTELLOT 38 Union Street WHEN YOU WANT tc put your bus. iness before the public, there is ne r than through the ad- columns of The Bulletin. THERE !5 se advertizing medium ia Zastern Compecticu ual to The Bule Bank | March 15, 1919 7Norwichy Saturday, PERSONAILS Harold Brooks of East Killing was ia recent Norwich visitor. | Mrs. | been the guest of relatives in Uncas- VARIOU$ MATTERS It is daybreak now at 4.08. Light \'r‘hi Te this eveninz An Essex pafient. Calvin C. 1 died at No Local mfl\r‘vs its narrowed K|r\!. wholesile, The Bank mill of_the C. M. R son company at 2T I hut down for . Cadet mee 1., Sunday T et Rk £on_went through ¢ Wednesday morning Silas Maxson. Jr. Dr. Albert W lower lamps obert bound west. has pur Crosby property Pequot avenue, New London Norwich guests at tel left that N home in a.dr E Dealers note that russet scarce this season | bromght to mark | Relatives apples | versary ma today (Saturday) for van. At a short | superior Judgze presided. Dr George H < New uspice calendar Cohen of Hartford London March Y The county n bureaus pr | paring for membershi | drive which rin; { week from will April 7 meetings of the orwich | Academy. : sented Governor Sir ldwin’s Relation of D | At Boitor |sold a trac | farmhous: A number re roceiving t «vs by auto t nd are findir isfactory is hoped and drive ‘ast this for A meet tewn of T Thursday. roster printed ng to be held June Baptist | ference at land Wed lal the N represented. and of the denominatior cussion on Reconst {of the C'hurch | The | Park pasto New cluding, Selden I\m Masham es, Pomfret Ethel John bride, and the be Srencer of Norwicl The present plans o department will « cleanup of immor attempted in Con | to Charles D. Kour who said Thursdas | tions revealed in vart ctate were appa The hospital auxiliary don has reported that course of lectures on by Dr. F. S, Bunnell of Free Academv re $300 incurred <r*hrmrr~\ at beds, t At e will be awarded nzland during | These medals are captured German cannon {to go to each worker | Liberty committee duri loan, which begins Mrs. Annie resident of C1 Monday, after funeral was at the Holy Mrs. Redfield i sons In Clinton, «nd two OWLS HAVE WHIST WiTH FIFTEEN TABLE Fifteen talies of whist wer. whist given in (2 ening by the of Qwls. The prizes fellows: Gentelemen, McClafferty; second, 1i eph Clish. second. charge tipnment committee. p"\\ Friday e 1t the ente Arrested on Wife's Complaint. Ior beating his wife wh iy objected and final olice, Williwm Lupt w. iz home in brt_em'\fllr uh Irn ening. This is Ly~ ~ xocond t o T v g ot | o'clock “hased the T.akewood ho- town for orm Friday. S PLAVING 12 ville. Mr. and Mrs. family of wich because of ‘the death of a ative, Thomas Wallace. Owing to iilness Cay nat at the | | Jesse Tootill and are finding their prof- with flour $12 per bar- from Hampshire Thursday : called _|tral Village by the deat Drewster's New nipion of riden toda Tharvey, chief operator, Misses Helen = Fletcher and T tioned M the s having at- banquet at the House in Nerwich given 10one company. Counors . of Norwich is :ll oved with the painters on| and and will probably’ re- department in the nnors has been e he livery stabfle at the season for a number Stafferd Sp d the recent Thomas 1s | il with i t i le to be T;(n Chester F. Mrs. Emma Y Wiood, or two of over S. EMPLOYMEN HERE S 6::1(‘,5 ED TO CLOSE SRESSMAN HIGGINS TO AK TO BROTHERHOOD I sad iTterest fermer Owon- Jas been ihject b club of United parlors rlr the in the NEW LONDON ASSISTANT POSTMASTER DIES Keliey, postma Londor t favorably known men of th is stricken with in- Marc and pneumonja fol attack. He was 42 yearw eld Superior Court Assignmenzs court cases | Ju Londc Superio et al dnesday, March 2ogers v . Wheeler, Peabody et al siace Gen- 0 wool re the Wrinldl2s Are, e boudoir cap — little ) 1t mere l B. R. Clark of Stonington has | Sterling have been, in Nor- | rel- | to Cen- ;EHTING ReA Y FOR STEAMER CAPE fifl%‘ and New Monday, i cxpected, with th here of the handsome steam | Cod, \w ck is to he put en the 2 New Y firm. The steams je Cod is due to arriw and it is proposed to off an her be resumed ' next ‘vnwfvd/*m\' put Rer on ¢ of the C | merce and ¥. V. R the Nomwich t 1 con < on Cen- icalky olphins mare Argg till Th t wa | follawed by e ave gone ‘-nmn wejl odn. s#oat inderest r pennic iorey that] wked their | arents for, | Norwieh Town, which | of gone wa; B the mork of M W a auota 'lmu"v returns AL or cha G. Fark town, Rev. R. P, Reports from had a quota of reached thi short' of it had | &er of 35,00 3 {which had been giv Cross -drive. Volun- v, chairman, Lml\lon which it has come 1 trans- his furd the Red g permission | of Commerce office )m the dock to deep water can be | migney exe e Cape Cod ions from ed of 17 or 18 mile New Ample pUrpos; L COMMITTEE HAS UT4 SCHCO rired b ommitte and and | ind | toard ned said board & from its own mumbers z cmmittee, 2 finanee cammittee on committee on 4 mmittee zation and find to be nee conduct of the I the seerst mwns to pay the and dmehd the.law concerning state of the geueral statu is amended to read as follows: such town may mdke applicatios l‘O'Hd of ‘education \’n mou L BILLS*\ Ggrman Cabinet, effier of the old Spring is nigh. This is the time to buy Seeds, Garden e ‘ Taols, Cleaners, V;Faints, Fishing Tackle. Vacuum SE €0, 129 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Electric House Wiring, Flash Lights, Batteries, Edison Mazda Lamps NOTICE s of Fidelity Council, In HINE LANE, W. C. ROSE JACKSON, Sec. JONFS & DAHEIE 74 Thames St. Teacher of Violin and Mandolin ERNEST E. 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