Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 21, 1919, Page 5

PERSONALS s Bickiord of Grotoa is visiting NORWldH, 'BULLETIN, FRIDAY, MARCH 21. ]5i9 ier, Mre. Scranton, at Eiliott PERSOWS .. Advises Hospital Buiding For Unemployed at the Bu ai| POMFRET RECTOR 'S LENTEN SERVICE PREACHER The second Unfted Lente of Tiiuity, Christ and S oLl churches wi chuich on Thursd representation TELLS DYSPEPTICS WHAT T0 EAT Aveid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Gas On Stomach, Ete. “DANDERINE” FOR FALLING HAIR Norwich, Friday, March 21, 1919 | This is the first day of spring. Light vehicle lamps at 0.0 o'clock this evening. At Voluntown, William [titgood Willlam Dawley have been repal the roads. March 21st is the fcast d Benedict, especially honor ored Catholics. K. of C. meeting tonight at S degree.—adv. A New Eng'and confererce is to be teld by thevanti-suffragists Tuesday, April 1, at Hartford The planet Mercury will be vi the western evening sky for a days after March 21. A limited supply of the cent Victory postage stam. received at post offices in Connec At present the Connecticat Hospital for the Insane, at Middletown, over 2,500 patients and 590 es. tudents from a number leges and prep schoo home at the week end for recess. Coventry gran Thursday evening lecture; rents.” Live lobsters this morning at ers Bros/'—adv. Tlmer White, of The gathering considerable svrup and sugar ) early this year. As far as ihe caslern yart of thejloe the hiours of employment through: |, i ’ ey {out the plant rather than laying off 1 R.state goes, the speclal committee 0N " giconarging a portion of its em been in|vremployment, appointed by the 1og- | pjoy TS WreobimThE At |islature, advised that seme money|made withont prejudice fc available for building at the Nor- tate Hospital wouid help out, 1 i 4 : 2 k worls could be done row. 2 S ately Representat s of Winches- everyth tei. house cha 4ie report ofaccelerate construction is{the committse at Hariford Thursday |work in their communiti in follow: nittee would urge the r. i yhr s pi s ction 1. Ca which it undes | s | best infor: available, to acr 2 |hat there are anywhers |immediate restmpti SERGT. PAUL S. RICKETTS |t2 50,000 men and women out of em work, ke MARRIES WASHINGTON G[fil_‘pir_\r"noln_: to i et ey e Rl aul | one-halt_ o be thrown ot of wol of thas ety epeant PEll|Faven ‘and Bri tee heartily approve ed to learn bf his secent|ITOPably 8,000 people in New Haven|C. J. Bennct y v cor Miss Ruth D. Wall of |#nC_somethinz more than 00 in|rissioner, for immediate -onstruction street. Washington, D. | Bridgeport out of work, ere ars | w = scale, provid:ng employ TERTTRTED T*11,500 or mor2 in' Norwi and the |ment for some 4,000 lavorirs on th number in Stamford ¢ grow |state high The comnuttee be- ing, there are possibly cves that city and town officials can |expects us to use them to the iry and between n greatlv oy following = that we ca Hartford, ihe example of Mr. Bennett and imme- In this- American 1 tely starting the re nd im-|go up the ladder ‘rovements to loca® hishways. The | Wwe see anot go down committee recommends that a special to {27meal be made thro no; r hat the farme nts known for help d evening with of the 11 Deep o Inspector ‘ : Stop dandruff and double beauty of your hair for few cents. Alpheus, d, have returned home aft- ting friends in 1l and New Britain. rain Despatcher h v | 7 enten H. Indigestion and rnetle-lly all forms of wtomach trouble, say medical au- therities, are due nine times out of ten o an excess of hydrochioric acid in the Stomach. Chronlc “acid stomach” is exceedingly dangerous and sufferers should do either one of two things. Either they can go on a limited and often disagreeable diet. avolding foods that disagree with them, that {rritate stomach and lead to excess acid gocretion or they can eat as they please in veason and make it a practice to ocoumteract the effect of ‘the harmfal acid and prevent the formation of gas, sourness or premature fermentation by the use of a littlo Bisurated Magnesia at_thelr meals. Thers is probably no better, safer or more rellable stomach anti-acld than Bisurated Magnesia, and it s widely used for this purpose. It has no direct action on the stomach and is not a digestent. But a teaspoonful of the powder or & couple of five grain tab- iets taken in a little water with the foed will neutralize the excess acidity which may be present and prevent its further formation. This removes the whole cause of the trouble and the meal digests naturally and healthfully without need of pepsin pills or arti- ficial digestents. Get a few ounces of Bl nesla from any reliable afest ) 15t Corinthiane, | Byl \ man so account | Irnad admin- tands, now nge for the SPECIALS For Saturday Only Green Mountain Potatoes peck 38c. Mascet Soap (laundry), 6 for 25¢. : ruff causes a feverish irrita- { he scalp, th hair roots| 3 e e Lenox Soap (laundry), 5 for 25c¢. for | comes out fast. To stop falling hai White Ribbon (Toilet) 5 for | lat once and rid scalp of every | { particle of dandru 1 bot-{ tle Dandarine” g store | w cents, pour a litt in you 27| Milk, Libby's, tall can 13c i mm}Happy Vale Salmon, can 18c 1Cut String Beans, can 15¢ d rub it into t Aftel ! A . A JOHN J. DONOHUE, M. D.{ “Let minister 5. First The commit of the plan of ble in | e hizhway com- few | | return. new three ; | He n us our bodie: has just return- talents and he in intrusting these to u: ving seen nine ctive serv his work x General | 1ds, West the col- | former been in ment at the begin- i not ser nal number out of employ- menace of the prese ent itude d of ¥ nces of the 1. V olsheviki propaganda. Section 3. We b nects God. The n: us is to for forth and do i blesses the s ng the com E:mnployment o committae ri. ommend tion work hell in abey o of the w tar Ly the state, the comm that the Aty d\\:’rt,x\rv | i ol SRR 8 t eid, West | after Sergeant , the son SN that projected constr tts of 114 Prospect street. |’ L started now w | : of money itions to the Wor ital. and we lelieve the | € wori eastern rated Mag- ruggist. Ask either powder or tablets, It never omes as a liquid, milk or citrate and n the bisurated-form is not a laxative. ry this plan and eat what vou want At your an the be Freckle-Face Now is The Time to Get Rid of These| Ugly Spots. at mea coq — and THAMES STREET HO | i possible Thames clearing house. s where comm wnd wor 5 1 furnist t on 1 the The at just > the ¢ ioms . the hair sto: You can't find ppears ° “Peas, can 13¢ UNCASVILLE, CONN. & Office Hours: and 7-8 P. M. Phone 1197-3 d as a patriotic employment in fa so belie’ that QTonlaloes, can 14c | Ceresota Flour, bag $1.65 m=mmsm—smteu—— | Snowilake i(p'a st riy) S hat | Oranges, dozen 40c | Bread, loaf 9c Are you taking advantage of these|[ jbhy’s Vegetable and Toma- prices? Prices of FEED are going| to Soups, can 9¢ up, but we are still r lots and shall sell at low prices. Have | Swift's Red Salmon (steak), t received two carloads of L;‘.aj‘ ah 23¢ 3.35 | Peanut Butter, lb. 20c Rosedale Pineapple, can 28¢ Rosedale Peaches, can 30c 7-8 emplove 1 hels | the c t c duty 1 know how easy it is to re- now motorist ment at eward and ther 't Gor iplovment cmselves. ions _ehould to rid yourse autiful com | RAY GORDON HAS BEEN |a | MADE A SERGEANT | Gor AT MIDDLETOWN ASYLUM 1ylor, Bdward atte rzeantoy. In| SCOUT CAMPAIGN IS : MAKING GOOD PROGRESS campa n for t r I | NORTH STONINGTON TEACHER QUITS IN MID-WEEK TO WED M Many of the f N | Subscriber ho iving carload of orle for rather - t e ¢ vening, the The e Meriden, | e % suddenly FUNERALS. Mrs. Thomas Greer. Grains” which shall sell at MAr- 'FQR BUTCHERING CALVES i IN MARKET IN CITY arrested T per 100 pounds. Also the fi OATS 96 Pounds bag CORN, CRACKED CORN, MEAL and 100 Founc STOCKFEED 100 Pounds MIDDLINGS (100 Pounds BRAN . 100 Pounds pe: RECLEANED r bag) so55 Lima Beans (dry), Ib. 13c California Pea Beans, Ib. 11c " Yellow Eye Beans (A-1), Ib. 13c Red Kidney Beans (A-1), Ib. 15¢ Salt Pork (heavy backs), Ib. i 33c 15/ Spotless or Babbitt’s Cleanser ! 6 for 25¢ | ¥ Try our Coffee, unequalled es'! elsewhere for 40c, lb. 34c Tea—Mixed, Green or Black' Ib. 50c Formosa, Oolong, Ib. 50c of new fresh paint in all de- i . : tod | Come in and look|: CHOICE sired colors and shades at cut| ] bag BARLEY $2.55 . CHOICE prices. S 9 Poun SUCRENE 1612 per bag) DAIRY RATION er cent. protein 100 Pounds per bag them over before you pur- chase for your spring needs. |, COTTONSEED MEAL (100 Pounds per bag) MYSTIC SCRATCHFEED (100 Pounds per bag) VARNISHES Chas. Slosherg & S Wi 3 Cove Street s Grain is of the very London or The Johmson Co. Ft T i P i S 107-109 FRANKLIN ST. % E Community Cash ~ Grocery Co. 81 Franklin Street, * Norwich AUTO DELIVERY TELEPHONE 739 We give g3 Green Trad ing Stamps. | S S 1st.| UNIFORMED EN ATTEND i COMMUNITY CENTER DANCE | Director Division Of Operations BIRTHSTONES A r e Bloodstones Aquamarines. The Happiness of Pretty Complexions or Re See our display of Aquamarines and Bloodstones. The Plaut-Cadden Co. 135 to 143 MAIN STREET Established 1872 3 et b | THREE IN POLICE COURT ON BURGLARY CHARGE | | Thursday morning, | 3 o | “happell, Aldey Bouley, 19, 4 | remiai Peltier, 19, all of Taft- | ere presented on the charge of | into the French social club le and stealing a bzuu of e b= i cleared vear. ght « Refining Influence of Stuart's $10: Calcium Wafers and Why Pimples, Blackheads, Etc, Disappear. DAVIS THEAZT}?E. time vaudeville 1 Pa picture and comedy make up one s yet shown at the Da- d the large audiences on Chappell was sent/to the reformatory and the other two und over to the superior court. nds gave bonds for them, $500 each. state Coffee Hurts Many People If you have been accustomed to drink coffee and find it causes head- ache, nervousness, sleeplessness or heart or stomach annoyance, why not try — Send for Free Trial Package. T i nce of Stuart's Calcium in t tes cartil- | greater activity in the| s 1 exerts | BUFFALO . GLUTEN, $61.00 per ton - $3.10 per cwt. A. R. MANNING YANTIC, CONN. Phone 960-2 ters, Mrs. Mrs, Jennie The funera sday aftcrnoon. Bur vekland cemetery. Jepositors, ers visiting the ciety’s bankinz house National Bank are resident Art cently returncd pital and appears in the } Robert McClelland graduated from Trin has presenfed th honor of R. M. Luther, of the Flavel S. The fund SEDGWICK POST WILL ! HAVE ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT the Buckingham Memorial this Sedgwick Post, No. 1, G. A. R., 1l hold its annual encampinent. Tha will ha guests the mem- s of the auxiliary orders, including 2 the Spanish War Veterans. Comman- s S aNY to be present at the JEiples With col e nd is expected to make an | e % S e bill is Mau- | a character | at Ellis a big time feature and has been playing all the promi- nent vaudeville houses in the count Willing and J neat singing and t piano- logue which w Th two principals it zo0d singers and u advantage. For a " blackheads of I CUMMINGS & RING Funeral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Building Phene 238-2 Lady Assistant | makes the use ) and lotion: meeting and kee ght Warranty Decds. owing v deeds have ¢ n 1 record erk's office E : where at 50 cents Norwict 2 the Northern Pacifi R o | sure to try 2 r as been appo! ox. Be of Dr. them for a beautiful com , Conn Wy of Deans whoss vouth was Woodstock. ‘is now Free Trial Coupon Sennett come: City Shoe and Hat Cleaning Company 33 BROADWAY Your last year's Straws can be made to this new Spring’s new Shades, BEST SHINE IN TOWN FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Orders Delivered TREES AND SHRUBS Maplewood Nursery Co. H. PEABODY Fhone %8s 1.3 Ko oot conductor on the surface cars g nd w the work strenvor bours and wv E Deans, for ten yea cessful as a nurse, INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY Dr. Gordon Hislop is E eral weeks. John B. Porteous of Portland, was a recent Porteous of ¥ Miss Mary H. Paddock, early in the week to join a part friends at Lakewood is to c in Texas for her trip to Richmond, Va. is being ropean produced by chemists. INSTANT POSTUM Aftable drink ab- solutely free from caffein€, the dru in coffee, but of rich coffee-like flavor. At Grocers Everywhere. “7here’s & Reason® s the and M Conn, March The Cotel , the ployed a: Loui: commi: men and maximum h laws. The bride is e p WEDDING. Goncalves—Webste) groom w 3, is employed his second and was born ughter of Elmer Laml a dom d appointed v, wit r and mniimum bor of wo- wage Qualify to Inspect Food Products. Irs. T P. Schmut exam n in of food products under the ju o : il service com T! to i store products, butter, oleomargarine, renovated butter and eggs. is from $3 to $4 a day ' duties will require in- | | LOBSTERS, nut | CLAMS F. A. Stuart Co, Bldg., Marshall, Mich. Cadomene Tablets Absolutely Restore NOTICE STEAK COD 10C, FLOUNDERS, NATIVE AND OYSTERS | CHURCH BROS. TODAY HADDOCK, | SMELTS, ROUND AND LONG | nection. Y return mail Teacher of Violin- . and Mandolin T E. BULLARD Bliss Place SHOE REPAIRING Done quickly and at reasonabie prices. | 10 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Also Shoe Shining Parlor in con AT| BROADWA 52 Broadway Y SHOE REPAIR SHOP TE WHITESTONE CIGARS | Are $4800 Per Thousand : J. F. CONANT 11 Franklin 8t.", PHONE 4 THERFE 's no aivertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bule & for business result: