Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 22, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH, BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1919 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY FINE, FRESH Armour’s Sugar Cured inach, peck 29 SMOKED Spmas Po-::f : Shoulders, 1b. 26¢ STEAKS | «ITTLEPIG” | LEAN SALT Round PORK LOINS PORK T A National Biscuit Milk, Soda or Oyster Crackers TODAY 18¢ SWIFT’S SPRING LAMB Legs, Ib. ... Forequarters HE MOHIC COMPANY CHEESE, b. ......... 35 BEST PURE WHITE LARD, Ib. 3lc Swift's and Armour’s RIB ROAST 38c{ Weistern Dressed | Boned and Rolled BEEF No Waste Ib. 30c|{Prime Rib Roast sesimes o IbG] ins to Roast e O Loins to Roas ATV Ib. —...... 32c}{Lean Pot Roast Loin Lamb 1k 20c| Ib. SUNBRI ELBO MACARONI HORLICKS MALTED MILK, 60c value, Sale Price FRESH, SOLID OYSTERS, pipt ..... 31c 47c§ Fresh Mohican Creamery Butter, Ib. 66¢ COOKING COMPOUND i .. FRESH EGGS sb e v 2fCldoz. .. PEANUT BUTTER o o LSRR 1T MADE DAILY BY EXPERTS AT THIS STORE MOHICAN HOT CROSS élNNAMON BREAD BUNS BUNS loaf 8c|doz. ....... 15¢c|doz. . TWO LAYER CAKES RYE BREAD loaf R e —————————————————— RAISIN BREAD 25¢ ASSORTED cup CAKES doz. WAUREGAI\ society vening s small on The at- account of the meeting Willia. Chier be the subject of the Sunday moj worship. hool 1 conduc V h ) Mondey | e ristian Endeavor meeting at Girls' | s Helen Atwood will lead. service Thursday at 7.30. w'r) "‘m\- Johnson, hurch ass will opening ind enjoyed Mre home af Day Kimbal where sh which w essfu Misses Florence Putnam hospital nderwer >uts almer S Tuesday o who died sudden] Bthel Austin]| 0T ilvular dis of Evelyn|” d a 1 1 outh Chaplin 1 o'¢lock, refc A quarte were g John Doyle was held i nv)rnv one ‘Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA | W3 FREE AUTO DELIVERY Richards, | MYSTIC The entertainment announced for Thursday evening by the Mystic Country club was ifdefinitely post- poned. Alien Property Custodian Francis P. Garvan intends to sell the alien-owned stock of the Rossie Velvet eompany of Mystic and Willimantic at an early date. This fact was admitted this week by John Rossie, assistant super- intendent of the plant, who was in { his brother, Supt. Ernst Rossie. Mr, Rossie said that the propesed action would have no effect on the operation of the company, as the business of concerns whosée foreign-owned stock s sold for this reason is continued wherever possible. The, Rossie concern was founded by €. Adolph Roseie, father of Frnst and John Rossie, and he was in Germany at the tim eof the i ing out of the world war, ¥e wan then president of the company and a large stockbolder and there were two other directors residing in Ger. many. His sons, who aro American itizens, have been unable to get di- rect news from their father since the United States entered the war, but they have heard through heswspaper reports that their father died about a vear and a half ago, Other officers of the concern are Robert B. Hirseh of New York eity, vice president, who s n eitizen of this country, and Alber{ Htern of New York, treasurer, who, Mr, Roasie paid, was a citizen either ot Fngland or the United States, The pecretery of the concern, Mr, Ros neard recently died at New York, and he dees not know who has eben appointed, if any- | one, to succeed him, nt Huperintendent Ressie maolp fo ihe supervision of t at Mystic and its hranch nt where sOM6 procosses nd hes nothing to do with fal affalrs of the eompany | and could gupply no further informa tion, Fe had heard, he said, pending sale of (he stook, but be- { lieved § vould make no differenea | .Ff- policies or operation ef the eow | pany { federal gov emnv-m v this which are ke Mystio and LEDY, AE(D or a_number o Cecil Willlamn where he hag 1t vo or three yewm nown ps th Morgan farm, to Harpy Main Horace H, Malr W m 1 dministrator of the eatata of Mary Davis, hag sold this farm {o (‘ac ams, who hae taken i his ostate has heen t for the pnat twa ye ser being found for {his Albert T., Parm s farm on Gailup Hill, owned b, he late Mrs, Ja to John W, Finnegan of th | Parmoter will move his fa Vermor ore he Jived he ard a few has geid outaldo purchasers, i folong rezide ld his farm (o ew, formarly ning place, together with | In- h\w will meve 16 | rehaced Wheeler, Fwo mare | setilement in the pravate eeurt | be sold. A special town mgstmg W Ledyard Center eallad {o dsiarm! M Lelanen, 7_{Fem ira chesen jmederaiay is two| Fhe pra- | posal to p 1] read was voted down Misses | anee and 1 1 Town w v of Mrs, Apth Newton Maynard of | over Sundny gusst of his parenis, Mg and Mrs, Frank (. Mayaaed. 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It contdins no morphine, chloroform, or other drug that you would rot fike to five to voung children, and it is just as éfective for grown-ups, ‘.Ln&.(lmndc:. on a feveris| stops coughs ROAD SOCIETY flnrmd Wileox and son, Alfred, nn\n hoeen »Hmllng the 2at Fues- r son, A, {J, . s Priscilla Wiheeler spent the &, Neyes, Br, s rew\ednv sevaia eold yiyren and fanford Blllinge, Jr., re- (V'xfi:kl from ;pl field, Muss., Friday, afief ha the week in busi- and pleasurs, i Ripley js heused with muscu- G yRsumatism, Fhere was ne perviee Sunday on aceoynt of e sterm, Tha Celsrizl Dames’ society has re- quested the joan ef the old communion { from the ehureh sonjcty, for ex- iihitien in {he Mergan Menorial, at Hartferd, beginning May 1st, Rev, Fradsriok Macdona'd of West- evly spoite lLefore the grange Friday avening on hia Y, M. €, A, work in Franes, from par- for #mith zaq YWill- Pravidenss Jast of @rshen, hag Mr. apd 3 Hina Alsa onfgs Briggs.’ '_Etx‘lmin is at Collingville—~The ronior class of the high eehoo] wiil Jeave tha last part of the menth for a trip to New York to spend threo days, SPRING House Cleaning HAS NOW ARRIVED WE CAN HELP YOU GREATLY IN THE SELECTION OF NEW AND UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE Nevor before have you had the opportunity to choose from such a varied stock. 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