Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 7

VNORWICH, BULLETIN, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919 ‘BILL PASSED PROHIBITS THE KILLING OF DEER ! (Continued From Page One) | {causes to be placed or exhibited any | flag, standard. color or ensign of the | United States, or flag of this state, color or ensign ng to be ecither of 1('anrs or ensigr TS WEATHER TODAY WILL PROBABLY BE RAIN all in any m; otice or token, or who publicly mutilates, trampies upon or k i ’ [ ] defaces or defiles, or puts | : < v of said flags, sta & . 'S or ensigns, wh v g of said Nass, stanin-tb; colors or 6o re public or private property, | e fined not more than $100 or| imprisoned not more than six months, R PRE-EASTER SHOWING HE point is, are you getting your generous Elven o e or »gnbs\-am} ipur| : i of merchandise, on @ recep- | . . o s SSng . cvsty gUcHE e &1 S merchandise of ‘aricle o Satisfaction in clothes is the result of store? When you obtain 44 Green Stamps ving_er transporting | upon which bty it ST sevi esleaen Ml s’ | correct style, good tailoring and real otherwise placed a represen a recognized fact wherever the 4" Green ey e service. Both the designer and the tailor Stamp is known—in millions of homes through- aric or : s e | [meraEtaa Tl - thigk ‘of the SATISFACTION that a REhaes) 4 3 valuable tokens will convince you of their service of the Unlted States or of this) Suit must finally give to the wearer. money saving power. Further, it will convince actlons, words, marks or svmbols § : yontincts 25 Gréoki Suispt s ave iiing e e ey et Men who buy their Easter Apparel provisions of this act Shall not ap “the best to be had.” Start your book at o any newspaner." periodical, _bo here are assured of pamphlet, te, diploma, warrant| ~~ce. It pays to trade the A" way. e A SATISFACTION, both jewelry, or statior for use in cor respondence, on any of which shall he eTmias paTated o plsont the hie ot ] S in style and service, the United States disconnected from % 4. Any person who shall pub Hermitage large cans of Squash 2 Which ”):T"\'wa e e ot i Polo large cans of Pumpkin. . . .. e, siripes or one of more of its stars o Peaches, large cans. A R h less than less such flaz is a me his Peaches, sliced, Viola Brand, can R toric occasion, shall be fined not morc Peaches, sliced, Romanfold Brand, can Pineapple, Rosedale, can 5 Pineapple, Austin Nichols, broken shces 21-0z. In any school district, Libby’s Red Kidney Beans, can. | it e ymmitiee explre ommitlee ‘of such district| Warner’s Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, package R meeting of th Libby’s Sauer Kraut, can. ........ | aistrict at stich date, betwoen June | seem desirable. Large cans of SauerKraut. ..................... At i s e e Tomntm cans F > 8 e provides that the alary shall not ber Tomatoes, large can............. LU aged $500 b o » decided by Star Naptha, package. . [control; that of _the commissione Condensed Milk, can. ...... U g A e, [0 - l G0r B Evaporated Milk, large can. ..... S 13c : Toilet Paper, 6 rolls for. ....... SR Ammonia (bottle)......................... ... 10c |trily to ar S wecenms i " — — » ©1919 Kincaid &Kimball.lac: S lb 2 ed and taxed gar, Sisioteejedore . 10c other like property is taxed in thi state; but the provisions of this Communlty Cash Grocery Cga e ;‘;i‘;‘\ i”;:\! .‘\‘.‘j,.nf;\v o Meén’s and Young Men’s Spring Su 1 . Men’s Spring Shirts in a wide range of materials and oad company locat its, in all the latest | et when St % ERRE S s newcfl designs, including all silk and fibre silk Shirts. 81 FRANKLIN STREET | own loans: made, by resic models and newest colorings—at $18.00 to $37.50. Ve particularly feature Ihc ‘Eagle Shirts.” We show : 5 - ccellent Shirts at $1.15 und up to $R.00. Telephone 759 : Auto Delivery o -' t A :_. ol Men’s Stein-Bloch Suits i P ) S ity cott We feature Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes, in all the newest Men’s Sprmg NeCkwear erection_of {emporary Cchemical And AP R Pt ait - Our line of Spring Neckwear is unequalled in value and | s els and st fashionable col gs—Spring Suits : : ¢ ratoy SO0 models and most fashionable colorings—Spring Sui variety. We show complete lines of shapes and color- ings, including the fashionable Knitted Silk, Mogadore Any incorporated secondary schaol ’ 5 3 T and Silk and Wool Poplin Neckwear—price range 50¢ not unde the orders and superint A et | Men’s Spring Top Coats to $3.00. tee’ or board of educat ut 1 in a town not mainiaining a2 high [ Men’s and Young Men’s Spring Weight Top Coats, in Men’s T"angle Collars - school and providing fr at $35.00 to $45.00 : : pupils of the town in wh : 7 e S T We are local agents for the celebrated “Triangle” Col- HADDAM NECK e bt el et e i e e i R L lars in every f%shiun:xl‘le shape. We feature exten- The Lonberg farm has heen sold to| Was The Price of T P tion under the provisions of chapter 54 § $25.00 t0 $40.00. < sively the popular Soft Collars in a great variety of parties in Hartford, who will occupy ext Sunday £ fihelsenoml Siutes iy upouian il e e e N ek it this s r | rvice ) S es styles. Once a wearer of “Triangle Collars” and you’ll liss Ider nd drec g enta ? t v sidered 2 B 1 > ¥ 52 SR ot M Al foniei 8 ) ctirement s i Men’s Custom Tailori ring wear no other. B : £ fropeiiler als Undst soction We are sole agents for the Royal Tailors™ line for Men Men’s Spring Hosiery r Spring showing of Men’s Hosiery includes all the school has been increased| Mrs rize fer re: ) iy A SCDERTRIGY the @ budlt to your individual requirements, from guaranteed ‘m\ul shades in silk, mercerized and cotton. We feat- | @aughter, Mrs. Harry Sherma - e ire particularly Phoenix, Onyx, Sh detatle nt Providence visitors. THE SENATE. | wool fabricseat moderate prices. MEeSDarncu % ) e At S s Sk, Man Hing o volitieal conventions. 1t yra. | Men’s Spring Hats who want spmething distinctive. Suits or Top Coats c hawknit, Everwear about to| Miss Emma Ha and Notaseme brands, of them being dependable e e makes—price range 21c¢ to $1.50 a pair. M etown | Oaklawn were at i'red Ma 1 e Horeid < 4 > 4 £ [} . S g N o o barioc || Men's and Young Men’s Men’s Spring Underwear e show Lawrence, Oxford and Munsing perfect fit- ting Union Suits. Also B. V. D., Ru_uord, Munsing and Rocking Chair Nafnsook Garments. Our Unedr- and Rocking Chair Nainsook Garments. Our. Under- son of Rock Land- urprise by friends|turned home after visitin ves at | b | shionable ne . ; S . el _ vy 1 ~‘§nv\!l;;A]r‘l\le fiton d fashionable shapes and colorings. The boat is making tri-weekly trips,| Mr. and Mrs. Allison e Al AE 2l s s 3 stopping at Rock Landi | Mr. and Mrs. Squire i e el § “P. & M. Special ats at $2.50. Charles Northam and Harvey Brain-| sterling, visited friends ard have contracted to cut the cord- |day. | e ot o e 30 wood and lJumber on the Adelbert Miss Muriel Brown is i 1 e 2 5 : N b2 Un and 1 \“H' at \‘ U Clark farm for W. H. Brown, who has| Mrs. E. E. Kirl et s slection e ~ e - _— = —— purchased the timber, Russel, of Taunto t At BE- . — T —— — . — 5 Adelbert Clark been appointed [ with her parents, ) 3 REILROL e 4 — chairman of the fifth Liberty loan | Whitford. o aon ; { l 3 2 committee, who will start the drive at —_— g e intment of | people, 000: and over onee I iatavin:—1 mmer sched. | $8n¢d B 5 5 {orabl h ice « avel S. L the | § ppropriating $1,1060 ror A good sized congregation listened ! ule is soon to go intc j £ 760 the bamé OMCE OF © : ! ectors .even | st A Sl S SO 4 4 iy i to a sermon preached in the lu'\'lr-‘ v anch of the P preceding C x S e {0 C tiee:- o) C I Al pending n ok | 2 £ v Iy apving lasty Fational church last Sunday morning| whi t is reported, 3 e raE e m su ; o upport provi { week. ; by the pastor, Rev. W. Hirnsonxgruu change in train schedules S ERd e au 3 ke ap- ; for the support : ;| M. W, Howard was in. Hartfgrd enj ballots and 1 ) @ )ers £ N ] ? ik t : L : S x i Mrs. Ida Sumner and daughter; 'Suid. pet ition shall_con « i Lt | ; o him in defending a : s 0ut| Jennis from. . ROCKVIlE Sand. s R 1 S - 1 act performed by hia ¢ Chan , |cer of the C. or candidates under | Howard and two daughters: ; ; s from Manchester Green were guests at. {must be notified of the reopening of |\ Howard's Sunday. i & | Charles Salter I mmedhhls famjly: . |from Hartfor to their heme. {with i BOLTON NOTCH | here FL Uae das | Sadie Howarll, who the num e report of the | i } : ke 5 | cia regul > 2 | t e r ’ orth school opened Monday #avorable on bill for the e v S ‘ | E¥pises of the me e el | Ao N..JW;‘,\_“W T GetattheRealCause~TakeDf’ ‘ T B p mittee on the judicia h commissio Jear, M t S hiaeone Edwards’ Olive Tablets 1 m‘m; do but to report | LEMON JU'CE ported fepralivec : rocuring s I ;\:1\.“1.. u!(,“;.lm\lv]h : | rnars whatdmousamll of stomach. 5 el ket the spawning beds of the state! s i the funE ! cufferers are doing now. Instesd o THE ORIGINAL domes- - ofier 10 buy war savings : b e spar, S, sate sy fo”dtiend th : ki s, o 51 o patt tic Marmalade and the : : than the ¥ alejlerns Cpmites CREL o e Thopnel prins- Leader. 3 élof the y t 1 L Mrs. lda 1A\rm-{.n l\ A>1li(u her daugh- =’ Clive Teb ots m“’v"‘fhfi P 1 H 0 Mrs. Mand Darling, in st Yiver i othing, I = A - Girls! Make beauty lotion for 3 g . e e I - lim;%—f«::nmg(hfi:‘ Made from the finest Fruits an: Ay A i Do - c peved | G S Maine isited i So- bestponing thais Seanilatod Suosr—andipyt up in g - . The judiciary committee rep thovi L "o al- e ‘Moran, who returned fx S Glass. TRY IT! fh o P orably on 4 L ning p e cments | . — unday. DIFFERENT KINDS OF (OT¢ o FOR SALE BY > e & 12e 0 L] Line teetr 0 X Bad colds lead to different ¢ energ UILLeE DNt ior ¢ l - Dior ar g E - & I There is a “d you sh ALL GOOD DEALERS : smplexion | ; : s e [cougns. There s a “dry T ' € ; i s 1 Tabiets are af i two-thirds of the {of , the rtacking. painfv icly vegetebie compound mixed with! favored the i |to raise choking phiegm. I Hoh 7 You will know them by their: towns to ap| 2 a T s qui . color. They do the work wil ion 2. n vi r celeb 15 in honor J At % griping, cramps or 4(»7'16‘6» nd see how freckles | of thc ac 1 ilor ma [ ! e Take one or two at bedtime for AGE 2 pear and how clear, | fined not more than §i.000 or i - I soration of i ; 3 ad : relief, so you can eat what you o) -white the skin becomes. |oned not more than three years or[rial banks and fxing the minimum col At 10c and 25c per harmless and never irri- | both. amount of capita follows: intowns = pe with our ciui ldren The’ l‘a & Osgood Tabled for calendar. ~f 50,000, $25,000; from la 000 to 50,000 Co. 3 e this sw €. nec