Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 9

; DANIELSON ANNOUNCEMENT! [BE=E merning for , 8 mon of n 5 was the funera] director. Unusually cold weather Tueeday - : 5 For more than 30 years I have done my best to give to the for the trout Hehermen, Who were qut . . . PO . h , for their first trials thi: - people of Putnam and vicinity a store where reliable Dry Goods son, and brought heme - some feh some fish, o % o 2 c thy the 3 could be bought at fair prices, and the fact that the sales of the s hen i e ¢ store have steadily increased year after year is proof positive that %’;‘f&:fi&gxf&fl;‘h’f&:}flfl; gOlé:Coan pfice completg confidence in the people have appreciated my efforts, and 1 wish to take this op- B e e 0-CO-ny Motor Gasoline. Its quality A . > bles, which : . portunity to thank one and all for their patronage in the past. It oaltne Sinee s t et never varies. Every drop gives the = . . . u €1, is with real regret on my part that I retire from active business. practically unknown. same forceful “kick.” — the company in big textile eenters, are 1 can heartily recommend to you the new proprietors, Otto E. Wulf Wi e e Y Mrles | of Norwich, and Ralph X. Bugbee, and feel very sure you will re- heniiis Jowets Cliy taai Wi soma i You get quick starts, instant pick-ups, ceive only courteous and fair treatment from them, and that they Rl R LR T SR | most milgage—winter and summer. intend to sell only the best of everything at the lowest prices pos- Neth (2IRE0IM o pa, Wil You are freed from carburetor adjust- sible. It will be for your interest to always come to this store f el I e [ ments and clogging—you are freed vants e Pt (e of Ohela - from carbonized cylinders. BYRON D. BUGBEE preschér at St Albun's chasch at ths : ::ifi;:i‘l‘:‘“fi?’%y':’ui’&“fi Don’.t risk the dangers of unknown, Bayvinie,Ts a¢ e home hre acfer rec inferior mixtures. .Buy So-CO-ny for desire to announte their entrance into the i s ou o s 1 ’ reliability, - 5 ; R call any detalls relative to the acei- : as successers to ine well and favorably known Fr= S aonb 3 o = 3 = i sl nn BNoukhobices "hare hava heer notl. Wherever you see the Red, White and vee. The policy which has made the Bug- fled that tliere is io be'a meeting of Blue So-CO. % s 4 3 2 A (i i the Connecticut Mills com: in -1 — iroughout Eastern Connecticut will be continued Basian, Toswisy of nest wesl Vot ue So- ny Sign—there’s the safe : 2 ous matters that are to be acted up- i 1 Ih.ll on are set forth in the notice. - place to get Your gasolmc‘ At least one hundred Killingly men are M\xit;‘us to give 'lhc ashsexsora ad- A vico on how to revalue the prepert: - our opening announcement. of the town of Kiflingly, & Job. that : STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK will be done this year. The hundred, RALPH X. Bl | of course, also want to tell the assess- ors just how much te put the hun- OTTO E. WULE dred’s properties in the list for. e - Numbers of saldiers here have net S T o received their s yot, an BUGBEE., AND WULF DEPARTMENT STORE oF thepn liave. been 11 & Quardey. a8 16 just how to get about getting the money. The majority here who have filled out proper papers and forwar ed them to Washington have found out " that it is not difficult to get the ex- — P ——— | tra pay if the proper steps are tak- e wAT g st Belloms Falls 1 or 0 e o MANSFIELD DEPOT ; u e to be cared for| phat spectators may be protected . from injury at future basketball v L Memorial cha-|games played in the town hall, the 2 meat pie sup- | management of the Danielson basket- X id depart-|ball team has huilt seats with extra 1 by free enter-|heavy supports) The supports are _ |strong timbers that will bear up any 1d mid- | capacity load that the seat sectio: com- | may be czlled upon to heid. he Bohemian club’s whist, pool and billiard teams 11 be accompanied to Putnam tomorrow evening by a large delegation of club members. These Thursday evening games will wind up the tournament in which the teams have heen engaged for the past weck. Rev. M. S. Stocking, pastar of the M odist copal church of Daniel- n, was in assigned to the Dan- jelson churci by the Southern New England conference, which has_been in session at Taunton. Rev. M. S. Stocking’s return very bpleasing to | th members of his chureh, whi I has served ith splendid success ing the pa year. s returned rom t conference sions and as taken up his church work. Tuesday afternoon District Ghair- man Charles T. Tillinghast of the Victory loan organ on, announced the following town chairmen in this district: Killingly, Alfred L. Reed P eld, S. 8. Paine; Canterbury Marshall J. Frink: Brooklyn Sidney PUTNAM ! Avon. Mass, the school ciosed Fri . e foax}mi{cf:npgh Gamn . nel Superintendent of Streets Frank|[ At the Community club meeting on i U | 0oy OB 8 erk i nounced in a day or two. Dumas and his men began changing | Tuesday evening in Academy hall the time ar: e 3 2 Contributions for the. fund being|he corner of Providence and Marshall| L ocigent Rev. Thomas A. Williams 3 raised here to meet the v of tha|Streets, Tuesday morning. Rev. Chas. re; 1 e 2 3 he sound of = phoebe raised ¥ 5 3¢ Mary's cht presiding, the following prog § supervisor of the Gi o in Kil- | . Bedard, pastor of St. Mary urch, g, g prog 3 3 o : = % i the deep driff 2 el and lothe- plas this vi- | some time ago offered to give the city | was given, there 5 a good atten: of beautify S p arifs £ cinity continue to come in. The lat-|a small triangular piece of land if Jance. ] 2 B . o beautiful smow o e shovelec “contribution announced by Mrs.|the city would round off this corner| Singing, My Bonnie; minutes of the Hon thitt et sjoue. to make the nda C. Robinson is from the Ja<|which has been a sharp angle and a|last meeting py the secretary : 5 z S dangerous plgce, where several collis-R. York; sinking, Columbia o E {anfantitiog comuny s Bl jons have oedirred, The stroet depart. of the = Ocean; v ddles. " dayy alm ment has been waiting for curbing but|Thesc mere written on slips of pa- [le/pest anc g nOr:; siters r ved from teiends now the work will be completed in a|per werc numbered and passed around |® 0 snow, assumins 7 few days, making a great improvement|to the membcrs; the answers were also|0: * S in the looks of the corner as well as|wrltten and numbered and distributed | Lo ridding the locality of the danger to|and later were read. Reading, Mrs. Lt Nome plans that will be of very s A large volume of water has been|J- é’» Thrg!:;;e"j:drf o tees 1A eresfir r the com- |terman are t e in Man. cial interest to the public coming_over Cargill falls the past few | and impressive stary from Life. 4. co: ! ; e the ; Those who used to re cider|days The river has been the highest|mittee of three was appointed 10 ar- | [ 5 n ) irm 2 box standard In price at ten cents a gal- |it has been this season and many peo- |Fange a programme for the next meet- | teacher of hool Casiri | ¢ 5 . e - Jon. but who haven’t purchased any |ple have viewed the beauty of the wa-{ing of the elul 1 April 8. fteacher is ? of late, are surprised to learn that it|ter coming over the dam and tumbling is selling for 40 cents a gallon here- |over the rocks. abouts in barrel lots. Thers is a great deal of interest in Just how anyone hopes to benefit|the last meet of the Bohemian club from the operation is diffcult to see,|of Danielson and the Eiks of Putnam but the fact remains that someone has |in this city next Thursday night. To been at work on one of the bars in a|win the trophy in the billiard, pool, grating over a window outside of the | whist tournament the Putnam players station and have so loosened |have a lead of 38 points to overcome it can be worked up and down. |but the local players are practicing t i 3 2 48 N La-El, e * The har has been worked up against | faithfully and say they will come un- b l A X e {ho brick, much after the manner in|dor the wire the leaders, Thursday e 0“7/ \ u r qua Or | which anyone would drill a hole, until |evening will conclude the tournament 4 / the ba be moved several inches. | for this season. | Bere 124 S5eE0 7 blem | rhe Armenian relief drive, which has | i % I e 's;;:;aofi:):“;ufl:‘:hs&fi? pesic since Monday, is progrossing . there is, in the form of the move, Not oaly will the one has been trying to break into the ’;;;"‘:“‘fix;‘gf" e T i intestinal canal, a wonder- constipation grow worse ol ;;;;:;l: s now are, {hat Dan- |havo attained the goal set of fifteen ful laboratory, within which with the continuance of jelson will have to worry slong with | thousand dollars., The business s:ction { are manufactured the very such remedies, but the dose B e L et divided and assigned to v i materials which are vitally imust be constantly in- having trains restored that were tak- {;m-fll:‘:;:uf:li;te:\.zcfi ;;;‘f‘;‘ e necessary to sustain life, and creased with an evers ~ en o«»rusv; “w;{mm::‘fumreb;;;r die ey Sreht help for tue cause, Ons | also violent poisons which weakening effect. D O eniove. unless & Jeterminea |of the speakers in this case was Rev. direetly and indirectly cause . Miss Georgette Marcel is spending|pone, oPO 0 W (S 2dlieve the su and successfully. Nujol is ¢ time with her parents, Mr. and e e Ml Marel pag| [oring of those in the far east and h i Food waste, if aliowed to ;‘!i‘ a dl'd“g—dOCS not act | - 2 D s e s rarcel ha%)(alk was made more impressive be- 1 rug. 3 | regard bfif"’* J 2 playing in the “Better Ole” but|iayse he had with him on the stage & accumulate, stagnates and like any drug \ J LA id not wish to travel in Fastern Can- |y oo™ oot ohildren dressed in Armen- gives rise to poisonous mat- \ ” / ez § : .«\}i‘\z\va'flm company is entour in Noval;n® SEh O ter. This, if allowed to be ;‘:im;g;l?fis;g‘;‘:lm:::;_g: iis !aShfig ] 7 i A small party of Elks from this i absorbed into the blood, . assurance we can give our patrons vill always receive our most careful atten- Tohn | oad of v Hampshire. roads of Hartford was ; -and. . waugan is one of the villages ngly that will make a splendid Sagere cause it helps Nature to re- = 4 th aRoTve Ry o ! 1o e o re i - hree flavors t NOANK et B e | produces 90% of the dis: Lo iTRIRIENIN 02 nree 1iauers 1o ; store and to maintain the The Woman's Missionary sociely of |When Past Exalted ~Rulers George | case that attacks mankind, the Baptist church have eleoted the , Jr., and Ralph B, Thurston in- from a transient neuralgia President, : body waste is removed and vice president, Mrs. W. L Spicer; sec- of the arferies. [~ ¢ X e ond vico president, Mrs. Charles Bar. | Miss nes is 11l with grip. : its stagnation orevented. Be SURE fto get Ve e Mary Chesebro; | Tuesday evening was Ladies’ Night 5 Bright's discase, liver } stipa- Morgan; chair-|at Quinnatisset Grenge, Thompson, ! Nujol overcomes constipa i man of the programme committee, | which was the deciding hight in the “’,Oillblev heart exlargement, tion by removing its causes. 8 » A § Mrs. William Smith. Mrs. Mary | competition between the men and wo- o high blood pressure, skin Geta bottle of Nujol from LAY A \ Chesebro was presented a basket of |men members. The programme for the : affections, rheumatism, in- your druggist todayan< send in recognition of twenty-five|evening was a: One-act play, o . Z e it yanu of service as secretary X Corner in Straight Jack somnia, nervous exhaustion, coupon for free booklet— hments were served and the pastor, | grille, by eight young ladies; : mental affections, allmay be “Thirty Feet of Danger.” . A. C. Merrill entertained with an | by Mrs, Law: o tableau, dating back Gmsei by cath i e 2 account of his travels in the south. |30 years, beginning with the Indian 5 < ch POiso . i Rapid progress is being made on|Maid and ending with Liberty. ing, the warning of which Wammg: Nujol is sold only the sub-station at West View, the|” Cajro Latham of Eastford called on S i inate i - in sealed bottles masons having finished and two new | rrorge in Pritnam Tues is obstinate or habitual con~ i e Wainl Teade Motk LA AT station is to be completed and ready| Jopn A. Dady, county commissioner, i stipation, Tasist on Nujol. You may suffer sealed rrighi ¢ S ? R N for use by the first of June. It be- fish: N Palmer; first \ su“ a“ iastes- : S i) following oftcers, for the coming vear: |3 . : s permaiicnt ety proper mechanism by which r n started on his annual fishing trip on . : from substitutes. § 7 ing hm‘!‘lsy 'hfx,lif'f}ixxx"z}'nxtl°'?h‘l"}‘\|é of { April 1t Fea Nar is it safe or sufficient J S ) Q Springfield. s take the place| QOnly one case was presented in the Sps 1 T Kept Right : : o e Dresant. qub-station 1n MYBH, | et e e e et ot to take castor oil, pills, salts, Nujol Laboratories 4143 (AL t-40 % 4 m{rlo;’ {‘iiadleg'nha-‘! returned from 2| Charles Weldon, of Woodstock, charg- 3 mineral waters, etc., in the STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) > t to Bridgep . ed with drunkenness. He was fined $10 'S 1 K > The funeral of T. J. Saywer takes|and given one month in which to pay E| effort to force the bowels to 50 Broadway, New York place today (Wednesday). The ser-|the fine. g : vice will be conducted by Rev. A. H. e auor as s N - Merrill with burial in Valley ceme- - N n ery = Clayton Chappell of Groon nas| Children Cry : G - i — been visiting in_the village. " G s . ; S Mrs. Hrank ' Willlams has returned FOR FLETCHER'S T " 1\“10:1’-!30\'3!0!’155. Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), 50 Broad- srom & sl to Providence et | 3 A ST O R | A J way, New York. Please sead me free booklet * Thirty Fect of Danger’’—coastipation and auto-intoxication in adults. g 1! 3 ki= F Name.. When the Montville Home Guard A. F. WO0D 3 association holds its first quarterly o : Address. meoting this (Wednesday) evening at| “The Local Undertaker” ght o'clock in the Palmer Memorial hall, plans will be made for an DAWIELSON, CONN. early in the summer. Paziors ¥ Maghanie Strest