Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 6

GALEb rFRRY OUR STOCK PLETE. LATEST DESIGNS AND RICH COLCRS. YOU 10O €O O UR PRICES ARE THE LCWEST AND WE GIVE IS COM- ALL THE VERY WE WANT )JME HERE. YOU A BETTER GRADE OF PAPER THAN ANY STORE CAN OFFER. SCHWARTZ BROS., Inc. “The Big Store with the Little Prices” 9-11-13 WATER STREET, NORWICH, CONN. L LIEUT. = == McCORMICK SHOWS ! WHAT DE-LOUSING MEANS Rush work in the de-lousing pro- | cess in Irance is graphically describ- ed by Lieut. John ¥. McCormick of Perkins avenue in a letter recently written here, just when he expected soon to be sailin for home from France. The letter follows: Camp of Embarkation, Bordeaux, France. . Well, we left Yvrac last Tuesday and came to this camp with orders to prepare for embarkation to the United States “on the first available trasport.’ Talk about your quick action! We received our orders Mon- dy night to move out the next morn- | ing at seven. We arrived at the Entrance Camp here about eleven and at eleven-thirty I had erders in my hand stating that we would go through the “Mill” at two that aft- ernoon. So we started out on the two mile hike to the Pernfanent | Camp where this famous mill is lo-{ cated. Promptly at two o'clock the men lined up alphatbetically and the fun started. It is a great proce through a door wher ed a clothing slip. their packs and The men file hey are hand- Then they unroll pass down the line taking off their clothes as they go. All soiled clothes are taken new ones issued. They are handed :an underclothes and even the rio- bon of their identification tags is taken away and a 1 one issued. From this building they go through other where their names e ked off on a roster and they are .4 their service records. Then they pass down thropygh a row of typewriters and the service records arc checked for correctness. Now hit the real mill. It is like a pit at first glance. The floer is ted with benches and it s H is lll(.‘ finest . The men through a row of em a prelimnary to the dw tors examin showers. r room medics give ditor amme was The tonic w Day Nesds in © Wo needs in re presenicd by Mabel Me- roome; Assam, ) 3 F. Brown; J. Bl i Hetp for Present Chi H. Clarke: Mecthods of . M. Brown Jirs. Fuller . The Littl> MitesBox. Faust arrived at his Pineapi)le Desserts—2¢ ‘The bottle in each package of Pineapple Jiffy-Jell con- tains all the rich essence from half a ripe pineapple. The dessert has a wealth of this exquisite flavor, and a package serves six people for 1224 cents. You owe to yourself.a trial of this new-type gel- atine dainty. JyfyJet 10 Flavers, at Your Grocer’s 2 Packages for 25 Cents 1 1dwelling house. sror more than fifty dollar: 'SPRING OPENING TODAY AND TOMORROW DAYS You are cordially invited to pay us a visit. You will find some very select stvles in CAPES, DOLMANS, SUITS, WAISTS AND SKIRTS OUR NEW BON-TON CORSETS With Their Usual Graceful Lines, Are Ready Ask Our Corsetiere About Them $3.50 to $25. The Specialty Shop 140 MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. BUSINESS BEFORE { GENERAL ASSEMBLY (Continued from Page One) profit a n]‘ « > sum of s violated: g to search buil Section is amended to read person shall have in his po: three Hungarian partridg grouse; and no person shi take more than fifteen pheasants ty-six woodcoc % jan partridges or kill or have in his n . more than thirty-six quail, in vear provided nothing in this section shal be construed to limit the right of any person to kill or have in his posses bred ot propagated b v person who SRl it s provition ot e e tion shall be fincd not less than onc nd in the case of quail, shall be punished by an additional fine of not less than one more than ten dcllars for h d or nart of bird taken or possessed in violation hereof. The act raiging a commission to in- quire into the financial affairs of the v of Bridgepor 1 a ripple of alry in the ho! which was more the form of i , rather than an effort of the minori to gdefeat the re of the majority to defeat the vorable report of the commiitee and reject the bill. Mr. Sherwood, house chairman of. the committee on citles and boroughs, that presented favorable report, moved for the acceptance of the report and rejection of the bill Mr. Sherwood's explanation for the action was vague, and Minority Lead- er Geary in a neat speech, overflowing with pointed witticisms, asked for more detail. - Mr. Sherwood responded in which he said he was opposed to the bill from the start, and that per- haps the two senators of the commit- tee might have reasons for f'wor’xh!n report, but he dld not, and added thai the bill had alfeady been killed in the senate. After bright repartee from Mr. Geary, the bill was rejected in rais 3162 of the general statutes|y veme n:\ at Ne GAS IN THESTOMACH 1S DANGEROUS Recommends Daily Use of Magnesia To Overcome Trouble. Caused by Fer- menting Food and Acid Indigestion. Gas and wind in the stomach accom- idence r called “ac too much acid i ing of the creating tends the normal fun organs, often Tt is the wo such a serious with ordinary have no neutr: stomach acids. Instead get frs druggist a few ounces o Magnesia and take a teaspooniul quarter glass of: water right after eat- ing. This will drive the gas. and bloat right out of the hody swe the stomach, neutralize the excess and prevent its formation and there no sourness or pain. 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