Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 5, 1919, Page 2

Murray’s Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. * The New Spring Garments Arriving in our apparel section for women and misses de- mand your attention. They mean more than merely new | garments, they express new ideas, new colors and new ma-| | terials of great charm and individuality. NEW SUITS In Slender Effect Models 1 These Suits will come in for a good share of admiration when femininity gives them a ¢ursory examination. They display that Yoiglender effect” to a nicety and introduced jmany little style touches in their pockets, | sleeves, cuffs and other places that will en- dear them to the hearts of every woman who lets her gaze feast upon them. $20.00 and up to $49.00 COATS, CAPES AND DOLMANS Are Priced at $15.00 and Up to $49.00 NEW SPRING DRESSES $5.98 and Up to $49.00 NEW PETTICOATS IN SILK JERSEY AND TAFFETA SILX TO GO WITH YOUR SPRING SUIT OR DRESS The almost severe simplicity of the styles of the Spring Suits gives a more than usual opportunity for ike wearing of dainty Petticoats. Just now we have an cxceptionally good line| in all colors and changeable. Silk Jersey Petticoats are priced 2 $9.98. Taffeta Sik Petticoats are priced $6.50. These come in a wide range of changeable. $6.98, $8.88 and cluding black and| NEW ATTRACTIVE an important part in th les, but you must not effects get by, as ine mo: " elaborate models show a great deal bead trimming in very effective wa Is consist of Georgette Crepe Crepe-de-C Jap Silk and Taffeta priced at $2.50 and up to $12.50 Voile Waisis, plain or colored are ; and up to WOOLEN DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING COSTUMES i s l \ If you intend making your own suit cr dress it will pay you to step in our Dress Goods Section and lock over our § | stalling | that the to! | system i ner | workmanst | price. WILLIMANTIC ‘Norwich Bulletin Willirantic Office, 23 Church St. Telephone 105, What Is Going On Tonight. Francis S. Long post, No. 30, G." A. R., meets in Memorial hall. Corporation Counsel William A, King presided at the meeting of the sewer committee in the common coun- cil chamber Iriday nisht. M Carlson and Jacobs of the committee: also City Engineer Robert E. Mitchell were present. The meeting was held for lay ment on the sew- erage s talled during the rs on Jjohn St, Lebanon and a_ portion Pleasant A number of taxpayers owning abutting ese § ts wer nd mu hem as to the the sewe avenue street. property present given high cost of in- It was reported 1 cost of the sewerage talled on . John _street amounted to $4,136.09 which makes the cost price per running foot $1.81, the property owners b ted by the sewer on that street e total cost of the sewer £5,004 making ti tated that t of in- pse two committee will re- next meeting of the city pay one- f these sew two-thirds, to foot on Lebanon a John str st of the sewer in- t amounted to The city ill instailed Friday night > First Co 00p uld in the to| ¢ court. The meeting was held under the auspices of the Industrial depart- ment of the Y. M. C. A. The meeting next Friday night will be addressed by George E. Hinman of this Along the lines of progres and to improve conditios more sidewalk: I the coming summer. cently announced by the s < questing bids for the mat struction and it is planned out the work commitiee on the following ‘nembers: 1. J. I mie, B. W. Jacobs and W. 1. Pow: Thursday was the birthday of Miss Sarah J. Risley, one of 0 of the Card Home for Aged on Pleas- A celebration in the form | \day party wa fiss | Risiey by a number of her friends at the Home. A birthday cake was a| feature of the feast and dition to | v_congratulations, Miss Risle | ed namerous cards and other At the weckly meeting of Obwebe- tuck lodge, No. 16, I. O. O. | mittees were appointed to make the ¢ e Hartford lod; i pected ihat there will b thousand Odd Fellows in 1 The work of placing the boulder on been completed. in honor of the m L from this city world war is to be placed or | .ll! \ armory 5 s | | The case of Alfred Rood of Windham | ser COSt Der TUNNINE | conter, charged with Eliza Palmer, was the c >"the police member mittee compesed of C. B. Pomeroy in theltee this city. S. H. Peckham of W sto Whitman Danielson of I nam have f ship campa County F for a mem Wind election of | Week W offie- For ti over | in as many we snducting | press d .98, $4.98, $5.98 and |} ithout the dan- e medicine.” Relieves nally, and in no way can mach and heart, as some in- ines do re throat, bronchitis, asthma, neuralgia, con- , theumatism, lumbago, s of the back or joints, s, bruises, chilbiains, t, colds of the chest (it often onia). jars; hospital size $2.50 PROBLEMS TO US We can solve them in a man- sati: ry fo you in as well as in A trial order is all we line of Dress Materials. pnng‘ask, For either suit or dress, the newly arrived Soring Woolens offer unlimited inspiration and are presented in a host of| wanted colors. | Tel. 105 E. M. Young 23 CHURCH STREET WILLIMANTIC Woolen Dress Fabrics are priced at 75¢, and $2.25 a yard. 54-inch Suiting, good weight, all wool, $3.25 a yard. | New Spring Voiles in a wide choice of attractiv. 39¢, 49¢, 59¢, 69c¢, 75¢ and $1.25 a yard. Silk Crepe-de-Chine $1.75 a yard. | Cotton Crepe-de-Chine 59¢ a yard. 1 | | $1.00, $1.25, $1.75 | Silk Poplin, all colors, $1.10 a yard. New Silk lu.ihble for Dresses or Separate Skirts, a good line | of attractive plaids and stripes, $1.75 and $2.00 a yard. 36-inch wide Foulards, checks and stripes, 75¢ a yard. THE H. C. MURRAY CO. JAY M. SHEPARD Bucceeding Elmore & Shepard Funeral Director & Embalmer e patterns are | 60-62 North St., Willimantic Lady Assisten: Tel connection DR. F. €. JACKSON 715 Main 3., Willimantia - % 3 D oL Fhone 44 KILLOUREY BROS, o Removed to Hours—9 & 86 Union St, Fhone 29¢ BRING YOUR BATTERY |’ ‘Lady Assistant) The | behind s ie, infant son of Thom Communion hurches in First Carpente vi Baptist minister ip, istian Enlistm muni vzin tabernac 30 n. m ~week devotio vice At South Coventry school is held at 11:45 a, m Princess Mary SOPYBIGHT PARSS JLANSTRATING.SERVICE, .. Only daughter of King George Sha will be one of the three brides. maids of Princess Patricia of Con- naught. A short wash andan easy one —with Fels-Naptha Soap The Naptha together, The great big thing Soap is—you don’t midweek D. m s held in 803 Main 10:4 Club room, morning Sermon * Isaial, 40:1 —Psalms 60:1- at . m. morning en room in thei luring the morn- | of little | Men's Forum ) room of the! The Di- s will meet vening menu incl potatoes Parke! cream and harge was encore | Each | {f in Bristol on eRal: DECH A To for the merly a | chur will be t aptist church 00ls’ Day. The Test Fels-Naptha Soap work And working tegether get things done in double quick time—with only half the trouble, clothes unless you really waat to. Always sk for it by the full name= ser- | ri Ining from Camp Upton, N. *{and there will be two large bath roomg :| Achievement, & of Love is Rev. and Soap in about Fels-Naptha have to boil the ubject for the morning service . church. Mrs. A. H.-Ap- ony will lead the Epworth League at Wallace H. Payne has feceived an honorable discharge after a y, vice in the U. 8. army arrived in Jewett and friends are alike me another soldjer woid's severely wounded are few comparison with those whe went away. Their awful experiences are as L tale that is told. It L them that their heroic dead stand ap- proved by the nation which represent- ed on the fields of Franc Two big auto truck loads of South na pine timber came to towm orwich Friday. They were from F. & A. J. Dawley consigned tp the Lakeview club house at Ashlang park. "PLAINFIELD Rapid progress' is heing made in erecting the new hoarding house en Babcock avenue for the Lawton Mills Corporation. The plasterers have their work well under way and the sing. The huilding nd basement, is 125 feet long by 55 feet wide; has fifty- two large sized sleeping rooms, and when completed will be capable of ac- commodating one hundred and t ty people. On the first floor is a ng room 40x30 feet in size, a lounging room for men and one for women, ach provided with open _fireplaces. © be on this floor an up ten with all modern small office and sleeping asement there will be kery, a refrigerator a cooling room, etc. Sleep- in oms will oceupy the other floors, on each floor. The building will be finished in stucco, will be heated by steam and fitted throughout with modern plumbing and lighting Rys- tems. The roofing is of red asbestos te. The enginee: re Lockwead, cene and Co. of Boston, and their representative on the local work Huhbard. The or is Arc bald Torrance of Nc h er of Mr. and Mrs. has won the state] - sewing club mem- > is a amel pin, nd on with a 4 Dblue ground around edge in gold letters are the words 3 School and on an The work received such recognition iy omplete outfit, an apron, & A congratulator; Helen Bolan. y club leader, commends the very finish_given the garments.| Miss Charlotte Embleton, home dem onstration agent, also wrote Miss Margaret a_commendatory letter. These articles were on exhibition at the school exhibit at the town hall| star in the center, As Cood As Ever. The Kind You Used Before the War. handsome gold | V13 Made from the finest selected wheat| There is nothing like KING ARTHUR FLOUR which is 2 word for congestion, { the | every beginming o serious dis- and nearly every discomfort. | Rid yourself of con- ipation _and you ill be free from all diseate—a3 early as possible praof [ against infection. act freely, ably, on the liver, stomach and bowels, cleansing, sweetening, toning, strengthening, so that a censti- pated condition will become impossible, Ordinafy on “cures” are only laxatives that must be teken regy and that finally form a habit that is as dangeroys as cepsti- Schenck’s Mandrake Pills are wholly vegetable; constipat m itself. absolutely harmless, they form no SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS but gently and comfort-" habit. PLAIN OR SUGAR COATED PROVED FOR MERIT BY 80 YEARS' CONTINUOUS SALE DR. J. H. SCHENCK & SON, Philadeishia is net justa mirver-like finish made to stand up under eteam or het water tosts. Tt oan be sanded and rubbed to the most besu- tiful sheen 0 the finest furni- ture weods, On gutdoor work, pro- tacted with In-or-Qut, salt ‘water,sun, snow or ice have no effect. In.or-Out is the sneswer to every varpish peed. This is economy and cenveni- ence. No better varpish made, try it. Gallons, quarts, pints. Bay State Ligquid Paint is more than “good paint” There isn't a painit made that will cover mere area and last longer; every desirable color. Made in New England by New Englanders—a fguarantee of quality. WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & COMPANY, Jac., Boston, Mass. Lasgiyt Paint and Vernish Makess is New England You 2 buy In-ér-Out Varpish or Bay State Paint flom wp A lOARDPfAN PECK & McWILLIAMS & oo g Sty iast fa)l where they were much ad- mired and took fiest prize. They were alse wt Brogklyn fair and are pow in sipgton, D. C. « for _inspeetion with a chanee of winning the natienal champienshlp. ~Margarel Torrey will be twelve years old mpxt Jume. Her brother Maurice, thirteen vears old, tagk the §2 :flu for the ~best bnww,.plag in the garden club last fall. At the Brookiyn fair Margaret won $6 cash prizes for jellies. Lepanon granmge celebrated its 35th anniversary March 27th. with 3 veyy interesting programme of vecal and instrumental music. Migs Sophja Bel- begre wrate the history of the Grange, whish was regd by O. L, Puliz. She alse wrate a poem gheut the grange which was regd. Others who spoke on grange work were Rev. Hollis Camp- bell, G. W. Lyman and P. N. Taylor, Edward MeGall enteriained with a monologue. Chatles Prink of Frankiin, a member of the famous Lest Battalion was preseat and gave a mest interest- ing talk on ‘hiS experiences everseas, especially of his five days' experience in the Argonne Forest. Following the entertaginment sglads, sandwiches, calfe apd ceffee were served. 0. D. Fuller is the only one of the charter members who Bas always helgnged to the order. The K. of P. bald a whist party at Grange hajl, Wednesday evening. Lebanon sxcacded ia quats (3 the Near Bast drive, $21285 being raised. The queta was §! Miss Alice Bishop and Mrs. Rhoda Miner of Bozrah were calling on lecal friends Jast weék. Mrs. Pheebe Irish has moved into the house with her sister, Mrs. Mercie Gillette. Anna Perry of New Lenden is & Mrs. Henry Hewitt. . Austin Dade of South Wind- ham is visiting her daughter, Mrs, B, Abel. Miss Luey Bill of Previdence is ing her aunt, Mre. Ida M. Abel. Mrs. Rebert Lillie is recovering from an attack of pneumonia and is now able to sit up. Friends are pleased Y — to learn of her improvement. Walter Star and family have moved 0 the tenement recently vacated by Myron Peckhasi. Clarence f(jeer hs visiting friends in Ha ington. Henry Williams and Miss Ruby Will- igms were in New Haven Thursday to attend the funerai of their cousin, Ed- ward C. Johpson. Mrs. Everett Chappell is spending a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chagles Grant, of Franilin, Sehools in tewn have heen closed Lire past weck for fhe spripg vacation. returned, after tford and Farm- A party of fishermen from East Greenwich were callers at the Mpore homestead, Tuesday, the date being the beginping of treut fishing. They caught twelye, some pretty good sized one:: Joshua B were caller: Wednesday. Mrs. Susgp Arneld is ill in bed. Henry Brown is staying with hic sis- ter, Diadamy Sherman, for a while. Robert Congdap, who has heen in serviee far fifteen months returned 1o his family, Monday, with an honora- ble disekarge. Robert E. Moore and son, Raiph, are up at Scituate for a while. Charles Bass is ill. and daughter. of Exeter, through this vieinity on o . Humphreys' “Seventy-seven® breaks up Coughs, Colds Influenza, Cold in the Head, Catarrh, Sere Throat,Quinsy, Tonsilitisand Grip. 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