Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 21, 1919, Page 7

Sloan’s Liniment has the punch that relieves rheumatic ' twinges 03°18, 009 08 FREAK WEATHER IN NORWICH, SEPT. 6, 1731 F. Nordstrom of Malden, Mass., sends The Bulletin an extract from the New nglatid Weekly Journal, describing a uliar weather visitation which h experienced on Sept. ¢ o be found in the Massachusetts torieal gociety records, from which it fgfeproduced with some of the pe- ties of old fashioned spelling and Sept. 8, 1 Connecticut, Augus we were visited npest of Hall, att . Thunder and F led from the N. West and as wn‘ extended far_into Count it mhde ‘comsiderable Spo it continued about halfan Hour, d 48 {0 the main force of it was con- within ¢ e in Dreafth, and enl to hieflys above the ot plae hava. suffered, Thatt w t where it cama 1 the flitle d ithe st JOrn, swept off ewly sown from some ling ground, down Fr royisg the kill'd Birds me i dfeatures ows o V' at { fal we ts and s Yory Lemons Beautify! Make Quarter Pint of Lotion, Cheap armacy and | d make “Gets " Pecs My VBn»ms bf!, Afs Corn or Calluy Comes OfF Pence- ity, T —Never Fally, ge Gewn-1t.” peel off eor. way. Ge does ontraptions,” ointments your hat er with plasters, grea: rub off biood-letting knives, and| that snip into_the “quick. eases paln.. ¥our “jumpy” 1ks, dies, loosens from the eei the corn painlessly froi oné complete piece. That's cnic comes in—voi peel it oild a banana peel. Noth- Ing else but “Gets-It” ean do it. Get peaceful, common-censs “Geta-It." “Gets-1t." {hé guarantesd, money- back cern-remover, the only sure way, cebts but a trifie at any drug store. Mannfactured by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Sold in Nerwich and recommended the worid's best corn remedy by has. Osgood. GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taftville Prompt aitention te day or night calls Tele| . 630 ApridMWFawl AMERICAN HOUSE First-class Garage Service Connected D. MORRISSEY, Prop. Phene Shetucket Street veut toe | whete th off as v WHEN YOU WANT 10 ptit your bus €8s befors the public. there 18 n nedium better than Ihrough ertitieg ==lumns of LEBANON BOY SAYS YANKS HAD THE PUNCH George E. Briges of Lsbanon recent- 1y received .the following interesting létter from his brother, Stanton L. Briggs, who is still with the 26th Di- vision in France: Snay, France, Febraary 24, 1919, Ofy Dear Lrother: We are having a. day off, following a strenuous day yesterday. so I will spend part of it writing letters home. Have been leoking for one of your letters for a lemg,-long time—result “nil” as they x here In Irance. ave been in the service al- most a year. You would never believe |§ thal so much of expericnce could be crowded into single 'Ve:u', but it was other | s way of goin the and that Gen, bat- he some- | o some- marched te oir desti troons coming in from diflere campments to meet f T Ravie Soon there thousand_bovs in line. General Pershing himseif 1n the ‘orm of i, i and accompar ff to review ns. T with his staff passed thre v line and then had a from a big rev rarched back seven in the cve feeling that we “Red Letter” da I Hope to see you o A REAL ECONOMY Because of Extra.-Wear There is nio better judge of slice wear and comfort than the policeman who i8 on his feet all day long. W.1. Berry, hat;]nlmnl e=1'ln Busmn,MM:us, says of eslin-soled shoes: “My shoes with Nealin Seles serve me better than any others I have ever used. They keep my feet dry at all times, and do not slip.” When you buy new shoes, be sure they are Neslin-soled, and you, too, will knowa better service from shoes. More- over, these shoes are areal economy be- cause of the extra wear they give. Most good shoe stores carry them in styles for men, women, and children. And don't throw away your old shoes. Have them re-scled with Neglin Soles. R!mcmber-theslel sulri-sm flexible and waterproof, as well as long wearing, and are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub- b‘gr Co., Ahm:.H : Ohio, who also make ingfoot Heels—guaranteed to out- wear all other heels. Neolin Soles . Next came IMIAIL and telephone orders will be received for this sale and will be given careful and immediate attention. OUR FORTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY On Saturday, March 28nd, we will commemorate our Forty- sixth Anniversary and from Sat- urday, March 22nd, to Saturday, March 29th inclusive, will bc Anniversary Weck. Our Anniversary Celebrations are always important merchan- dising events and this occasion be np exception to the rule. For particulars see our_adver- tisement in Saturday’s Bulletin. CHOOSE FRCM THESE DELIGHTFUL PRODUCTIONS OF BEST MAKERS. Nt Our Spring Sale IT WILL BEGIN TODAY (FRIDAY) And Continue Up To and Including Saturday, March 29th Each year about this time we offer ur patrons an opportunity to make a selection from.our very com- plete stock of standard Toilet Articles at substantial savings. Prudent people are quick to see the advantage of buying Toilet Goods during the Spring Sale and many of them lay in a season’s sup- ply at this time. N consideration of “the low l prices at which these goods are offered, we reserve the pight %o limit the quantity sold to any ohe customer. 2 of Toilet Articles The comparative values stated here are not our regular retail prices, but are the prices at which. these goods are usually sold elsewhere—NOTE THE SAVINGS. - As many of these articles are being offered at very low prices we reserve the right to limit the quan- | tity, that will be sold to any one person, of any article listed here. A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED TO! S ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU. REMEMBER—THIS SALE GPPORTUNITY OCCURS BUT ONCE'A SEASON. ILET GOODS STORE IS READY AND Cut Out This Price List of Toilet Articles for Reference. ~ The Complete List May Not Appear Again, and it will Aid You in Making a Selection. I EN. as well as wemen, are <77 interested in this sale be- cause th ed that ailmost every | articles o same articles § man uses daily in his bathroom % —oply at reduced prices. TOILET SOAPS akes for 95 o Cuticura or 5 ’ box or a of 3 » Soap, box BRUSHES Tooth P h Bru: inwe Kle: hes 55 Kleanwell 1shes Kl Prushes DEODORANTS : Amolin Powder. Odo-ro-no . - Eversweet . R EMEMBER — this sale will begin today—Friday—and continue up to and including Saturday, March 29th. e ) P FREE FOUR CAKES OF PALMOLIVE SOAP i you buy the foilowing Palm- T POWDERS TOIL $1.00 Houbiga cum 50¢ Syk 60c 1 s Comfort Powder. ¢ Garden Taleum DEPILATORIES De Hair Re mover . 4ot 60c Elrado Hair Refover. $1.00 Hairgo Hair Remover. 79 $1.00 Birado Hair Remover. 85c §1.00 De M mover $1.00 Del mover $2.00 De mover Miracle Mirac AT —— T —— Whittemore's Whittemo White 15c_ Whitt ite for str. Malted Milk ed Milk 50c Borden Rum ROUGE AND FACE POWDERS 5¢ Sanitol Face Powder.... 21c 22¢ Imported > Powder Liquid. . B0c Java Rice Powd 50c Dr. Charles' ¥ Powder 500 Pompei Po ¢ Carmen men Aubry Miro De S0 M Rouge ANTISEPTICS Peroxide, 4-ounce.. > Pefoxide, § Peroxide, Dioxogen terine Glyeo Thymol Pond’s e Dioxogen Listerinc Peroxide, inol Glyeo 1T i0c Pond's 50e Cu: £9¢_Dioxogen $1.00 Lister $1.10 Giyeo $1.00 Pond" c (Ant $1.00 Lysol (Antisept; 10 Naptho! Ipho Naptho Egyptian Deodor; Rubber Hou: loves Sunse colors . Rainbow Dye fump Hair Pins, 3c value, at.. 9¢ Celluloid Hair Pins, sb or amber, straight crimped, a dozen Hair Pin: Dye: or Ce 6 in a bos . 5 Am t Ammonia. .. n's Dental Floss 10c bon Dental 105 tal Powd 15¢ Past 18c Paste. . 22¢ e 21c 19¢ 21c Sheffield Kolyn, Tooth Paste . Alboden Paste Lazell's Paste...... ¢ Burrill’s T nd Pow- der = Colgate’s Ribbor 250 Rubifoam 18¢c 19¢ 21¢ Dental. Colgate’s Dental Powd Dentifric Liquid. . © 26¢ Mennen's Dental Cream 29¢ TOILET PAPER Crepe Tissue Toilst Paper, fine quality, in rolls only, at half regular prices: 5¢ rolls at 10 for 25c. 10¢ rolis at 5 for 25c. Bob White Crepe Toilet P: small packages at 6 for Bob White Crepe Toilet P large roils, at 3 for 25a. c Japanese Tissue Pa packages containing sheets at. sheets “A. P, ue, in eartons, contain- ing.4 rolls and fixture, reg- ular value At A P. W. P: per, in heets and our ted or Porcelain Cabi- for same, to ue $2.10—all net MANICURE NEEDS Orange Si 5h..5:2 for 165 30 Cutex Nail Polish, eake 27¢ ¢ Cutex Nail White....... 27c Cutex Polishing Paste.. 27c 75c Rubber Fountain Syringes = $1.50 Metal Hot Water Bot- tles with flannel cover..$1.19 Rubber ot Water Bottles, two-quart size, our regu- lar $2.50 bottles, at......$2.10 Combination Water and TFountai $249 Water and Fountain 20-Mule Team pound ttles Springe Bol Team Borax, izes, 30c wes 10c 8 cream or two s Igat Stick, powder, in Ha Handy Grip Re- s .. 2lc Shaving 29¢ Palmolive fin . Mennen' m mpoo, each. Pollyanna hampoo 50c ied Cocoanut Ofl, . $1.10 Pinard’ de Quinine % $1.20 Hay’s Hair 00 Dandetine oilet $1.00, 75¢ and.35¢ r Water t SeGii. Toi Perfume. . Garden OMEN are urged to their husbands, their sons or their fathers of this sale as practically every man buys these same Toilet Articles, only at higher prices. Show him the savin, i0c_Dageett & Ramsdell's Cold Cream, tubes:...... 26e_Duggttt & Ramsdeil's CoN Cream, tubes:...... 19 %5¢ Frostilla tees 200 25¢ Pond’s Extract Vanish- ing Cream 25 Pond's Cream 25c Camphorease 25¢ Woodbury’s F 5c_Sanitol Face and Cold Creatm 21e ¢ Pompeian Night Creatn. 2te ¢ Packér’s Charm 21 o . 2Me Cold . e <19 19¢ Extract Lundberg's Peroxide Cream .. 27c 25c Cteme de Meridor...... 20c 30c Palmolive Cold Cream.. 23¢ 35c_Daggert & Ramsdell's Cold Cream s 50¢ Cremes de Meridor. 50c Riker's Violet Cerate 80c__ Paimolivo . Cream .. arii g s 75 Pompeian Massago Cream 29 Colgate's Cold Cream 35c Pompeian Night Cream, 50c_Hind's Honey and Al- mond Cream . 0c Stiliman's Freckle. 50c_Daggett & Ramsdell's Cdld Cream, jar. E 50c Pond's Extract Vanish- ing Cream ... 50¢_ Pond's Cream ... . 50c Packer's Charm. 59c Pompéian Day Cream.. 41c ’l‘ofialon Greasy Cream..... 7Bc Tokalon Non Greasy Cream 78c Eleaya ... 60c Creme Simon . 50c 50c , Pompeian Massage Cream . & ... 420 $1.00 Daggef Ramsdell’s Cold Cream, jar. .. 73 $1.00 Pompelan Magsage $1.50 Gourard’s O riental Cream . §2.00 Madame R Face Bleach ... Blie Seal, Plue Seal, 3 lue Seal, lie Seal, Camphorated . Vaseline Carfb Capsieum .. REMEMBER — this sale ‘will begin today—Friday—and eshtinue up to and including Saturday, March 29th. very long. Understand that our d tination is to be Boston and that are to have a blg parads and re there. Now. my boy, you do not know how anxious 1 ny relatives an to sec us beys and et If we have the parade an most likely I could not wet to see ¥ to think that the poy: glad 4o look back upon them as ha ing been thers after it is all over. Well dinne ris ready and for the next hour| “dinner” is going to ke rv middle name. member me to all the Loys and all uiring friends. Hoping that you are all well and getting aleng well, 1} s ever, Your brother, STAN L. ERIGG d friends Boston. chance | were there and CONNECTICUT COLLEGE The spring recess will bs held at the Connecticut College at Neéew London during the next ten days. College w. close this noon and will reopen April 3 with eight o'¢lock c Ses. The student government. assosiation but T should be very happy |a .sports a voted to deprive studsnis ying or underrating vacation of campus social privileg in period of time. Each girl d to register out with her last class and in with her first class so that record may be kept of all offertees. In previous vears thére has been consid- ressing of the unwritten ng classes at vacation time to prevent the facully ta measures, the student government sociatio the malter into their own hands. Consequently any stu- dent who cuts cla: ation without a s ient T be deprived of all social advan- ges for a month ill not be lowed to attend college dances, plays, inments, or to 2o to affairs in town such as dinner or the movi The varsity basketball team gdefeated the sophomore team in_an exeiting game of basketball played Tuesday ev- ening. 'The score was 32 to 15 The zame was the | ries Which o part of the winter hisiastic part Dorothy Wulf of Norwich played forward on the so- phomore team and mide the majorit of the baskets. The game was ver ason She w s before or after | fast and in good form and-was attend- ed by a large audience. Pre-vacation periods are not day ams, been mming with way, but it very th known h to settle down to crs cation only a few da. 1 {o be done. The mid semester marks do not go down on record as vades, but simply serve as post marks to show the students how they are pro- gressing. Frysical education was and inclu: student in it; dane the most ve of exams, Rvery had to take an exam dian clubs and dumb were the of the week group after group went on parade Morning' and night r Spot on campus would three girls together trying to ain «teps of the dance of spe- it mévements of the dumb bells pre- paratory to the test. Spring sports will begin the Monday After vatatior: have not been announced but it is egpect they will include baseball, tennis, row- ing. The Sdrvice league of thé college is! mus league in of t May. The comedy is ing written b; ory of Stamford music by Mies Middletown. uted songs an: ing worked out charge of the affair. clude about twen chorus wil of stud chorus will comprise the lavger ment as to the cast and the name well as the story of the comedy awaited with much interest. The Sykes Memorial committee ¢ the Junior_class realized over $10 from the dance given for the bei of the fund on Saturday eveni 15. About seventy-fi ded thé dance. M Pom; Roberta Other girls have ¢ ideas and these aj ntrit The ca udents an e the la The znnou During intermi 1 A Marriage, Has Been Arranged, Helen Perry of Marion Hendtle of well liighl; trimmed h greens from Bolleswood and with effective was presehted b. Bfooklyn and Miss Stamford® The play presented and the c ppteciated. The b w green ribbons, making very wete wus Wi 1 an {he O'clock, work of coliege stullents, the plot be- of | o be- | | the committee In |4 st will in- | . the part | © couple: trimming for the gay party who at- °~7 Dancing was enjoyed uhtil 12 . Frank E. Morris, recently dis- ed from the army and returned to c a special course to cnce testing. Inteili- a new phase which into prominence by the od out quite exten- nological depariment many of the sitions of one in social <6 is offered pplying the need of rtest phase of edu- The course will not ademic credit and will time outside of {he lass : icaliy all the seniors have d the course: ot | o | ta ttle In view of the impertanit part flays by pevchology in various phases of ;. many addiiiohal courses ed in the psycholdgy de- partmerit next year. Experithental psy- piyehoioky una m- logy will be ificluded s curriculum. Edna Blue and Miss Beryl Miss Sawyer, of the physical education de= partment will chaperone a party girls at a house party at Woodl during the coming week. THe includes Marion Ruth Wilson, New ] Rowe, New Hayen; Jake Wells, Stamat ford; Mildred Provost, Stamford. Al though the house was built for two, the eight above mentioned decided lo*’ take it as it was the only house avail able, The lving room which extend: the leéngth and width of the house a huge fireplace in it which is mes Attraetlve and which will be the mo: popular resort during the week. Al tHough the season is a trifle early fors bathing the jarty have sighified thel Intentibns of swimming early and lateg and it is not to be doubted that u:ea will do so. The house party will b the meécca’ for all New Haven C. C: studehts during the week - who are. home for their vacation and it is notd difficult 1o imagine the good tiles thadl, the party will hav E GEER The Plano Tunerd 122 Prospect St. & Phone 511