Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 6

3 * NORWICH, BULLETIN, APRIL 14, 1919 ] YUU MEN WHO PAY THE ! WESTERLY P Self-Determina £ oo i To Become Healthy, Tramping 18 miles a day, Mr. H. M. A 10U i u\[‘"d;‘ e St P L e Foreman, a mail carrier of Allentown, > 2 L e s Viuorsius Pa., found that shoes with ordinary | oy e D | 3 soles last about one month. But he o vanibem e P says a pair of Nedlin-soled shoes gave r, o wtucket national | ree-Grain ad him more than nine months of service, dent of the I Auxiliary, A Advised for in_which time he walked over 4,000 t ~ Order Hibe Attorney | fu! Tonic Prope miles. 1omas 1. Cooney, of Providence, de- ! Lo His experience shows how you may save shoe money by providing your family with Neolin-soled shoes, which S e that s this sec- rcsent gnui of o i ANYONE WHO CAN “RUN” A HEATING STOVE, me to en- TR ot T e {0 Ve Ve o LR KNOWS ALL THAT IS NECESSARY. FIRES ARE. You can get Neslin-soled shoes in i . fimsoled shoes in Rtode Island way te first of the eol | o G kel TR T 008 CONTROLLED ON SIMILAR PRINCIPLES— You'll Hear Them Discussed a e O o o ettt dcpendent of G ol | Bveiom with mnis o i : are about the same as for shoes that Dis give only ordinary wear, sometimes SRR Coduevite F o Reguiated From Upstairs . | they are even less. It yo\irfidnaifr 16 Trish people during the revolitio normai_tan v | With R d Oak Draft Control i THESE HANDSOME NEW CRAVATS) BEEEIwer i himim e ] e Rosoubulconn (B o A0 Specla.lly Prlced at everywhere for re-soling as _\\:eg a::r?‘?\ Amer] and Irishmen ‘anc thoze of | 1E 3 ital lament i o Z‘;Z‘Zdi'é?fifeh? fizebg?ufl‘?\'n}'p?ny; ingly to 2 e 4! : . e b ot e and Clearly illustrating and explainingflw working princi- Akron, Ohio, who also mal ingfoo! ; ‘ b : ® other heels. < g : U er |2 By G 294 are mr.s;x‘gned to } Furnace. eolin i n ol sori | === === | YOUR COPY IS READY NOW! : . . 3 B - e : etly and soothingly Here are some stunning new Four-in-Hands, in styles and e i : s ; 1 e Tab- | (P 3 % s md* : Pipele: O T o 0 : « : o ples and many advantages cf the Round 'Qzk Pipeless i 7 - & AEhE e a craoial o B - : colorings which will tickle the fancy of any man, young PUTNAM Ak e . ot T What Dll‘?fi What It Wil Do For You: - e Where It May Be Used or old, who appreciates something good when he sees it. wam High school and G . o in a spellin match a variety shown only by the smart men’s shops in the cities. ]| 7isht in the high ' <chool auditorium The of points averaged were new, city or country, fisoding it with an abundant supply of pure, warm, ever chang:ng moist air— permanantly free from dust, gas or smoke. iliary to inadgquate steam or hat e water plants or for more cconomi- cal and convenient use in Spring or The styles are new — the colorings are stunning — the quality of the silk is above reproach—and the price, $1.50, HEh eun; 115 Illinely High lsfovle to)assiat : I — O bl is lower than any big haberdacher would fcel that he could o e o Cutnan highiy ¢ furnished throu her en S T vh;;num'x‘:‘hll e high man, having 141 points tic s ; | ] T caring him. | sell them for. i""""“' A e e B 2 pL et Y e b You're going to get a new tie for Eastar. Just stop and : ; n \imost on e de. AL o Fall — churches — stores — halls: small factorizs — schools—Pub Safeguard the health of your L 0 buildings —or wherever necessary family by warming vcuo home to to have a heating plant that is in- an even tomnc e in any §even s - stalled quickly, draws easily, heats o Sl 2 A rapidly, economically and is simple regulated, safest, quickest heating, racdcrn system you can own. Burn any kind of coal or weod : 2 z and save 1-3 to 1-2 your fuel bill. s : : Will It “Work” For You? ce;fl“{ffi{f“ e :‘t;_llan\s&npec:stn—f = 5 1 Manufacturers’ Engineering De- Hoabng Syitoms, & ST partment makes blue print plan for to operate. see The Boston Store window display and you will know §|> A . it alme where you are going to get it. in > of : 'Embicton, sl ¢ - happy he had be £ his mot 5 is as fol ] AL oo ! ¥eljfe said he was not sorry to die for 4 . 1 your estire hsuse, . ia; ? it Houses, old or new, city or coun- « spelling teams lost t T T i RS A had a mall, upstairs and down, old or 8 TN e e o try—suramer cottages—As an aux- This neckwear isn’t “small town” stuff. It's the classy J|\nsy, [lih school and Grammar|form unders e s : - Special Display and Sale I eanet ihaivaine ot ontanrans S o correctly installing each Pipeless Good-bye, ‘i |l erty more than the amount in- Furnacc—preventing possible er- ve for me vested in its purchcas: : g : § i i : e p o die .. o ) . but I made ?h‘? § N v : e 4 P s Heator oror thin e Eoonle i s sing station promise | [§ B R m V) n[f PR g O L o e i B 6l il b 8 Facts About Putting It In: | = YOUR PROTECTION: IreSyodichis) R SR S L R e et S B R Reguires no space in rooms— %_Afi%‘d)«& Your order for a Round Oak least -space in basement — easiest, Produced 2 £ n Dae 1ol B 125 SR 2 Sndemen, etsient ed and guaran- | pieiess Furnacee is accopted with ipon you| = # stall in old or new buildings—does . | the understanding that uniess the e erleve e itm, butso|[§ "ot arm basement enough {o/nec- teed by the.makers of Fa-| e o Heating Engineers of the ve up nis | Soitate huilding cold loset i { mous Genuine Round Oak T e lo overflowing | [rucqs e rizicwill last a life- | Stoyes, Ranges and Heat- | home, it will NOT be installed and : ¢ vour ; 4 & we will refund any mony paid. el ar . ; wit it 0 t : fice t MANUFACTURERS' ENGINE=R. | ing Systems—The Beck- Their decision being made after Shea on |1y April 11, held after 5 vea ‘ o ey ¢ ING DEPARTMENT M AKES e . - carcful study of conditions in | noon at st H SLUE PRINT PLAN FOR cor. | WiH Co., Dowagiac, Mich: | EACH home—no gusss worke A e 2 i ik e & =2 3 d protecting all conzerned. 7 ] 3 Y : ; v § RECT INSTALLATION OF EACH | —Established 1871—Cap- | *™, P : sres WETT CITY y Mre., W | Mare; Gharles:Radiope, | « as captain of the military|§§ p|PELESS FURNACE — PRE- P Tuis Engineering Seevin s Hew 2 . —Ack us for more information VENTING POSSIBLE MisTaKEs. | ital Two Millicn, about it. Liberal Club Plan Terms TO THOSE WHO DECIDE NOW | s i FOR FUTURE INSTALLATION IF DESIRED v fist entered | 1\ been & L , - ) $95. Memhership Fee \Which is credited to the low cash price of Heating System awam Find s - % - J Each ko f hort i il e ol $9. Weekly Fees Feating System is paid for Lowest Cash Prices—Limited To 15 Members The funeral services for of William \ Is th 1 Cross con- | the paign for the fund for relief 1 below th v « Vies n & ff fe e s the during cemonstration, e hetps save g ! : get a 50c pair of scissors ¢ When purchased is gas piped into your hom M. ¥ nan, i ” M Kaenan g Do you now use coal or gas? xaleo o ‘s ich | vore i 5 ! o1y i weatt e ) Only one pair to cach pcrson, no phone erders, none sald to with relativ : Nevw Havon— womtvardfor the | Bome b i (3K Sty In truche. | £0 s Snd cobibment ot e st | SATOS;ZSAY Jo Po BARSTG‘N & C@o SATURDAY B;‘xiinc:c 'Jur;‘onz ":h on e —_— — ~ x g GALE. BRIEF STATE NEWS ers are still over there., : e amintiion: to practice aw in Ithode | T e Noank| The death of Edward Holt I BE | The brickyards Wi s, ik % “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” e Dy e . et CopE e e been purchased b ML MecGaw took them tn T r perousand duable peace s { | B Miss Eiizabe asecured fadt. Subscribe to 5 Chamiplin, daughter of Dr he 1 age engagement E When they arrived there s s . John Champlin, to Joh r 4 the“Victory” Liberty | 3 “Bayer Cross” For Pain o i o 3 ek g s b b Neuraigia The Mystic Shriners are coming to atten e Cice) —the “Victorious Fifth.” ‘YN ¢ on Tablets. esterly, May ; ine In Patmers hall | Earache LAty attéro0n aut mfign: work on |in d from Hurrrora High | tablished institut We must pay our honors, Toothache STONINGTON [ ments wa sccoml e Cellinass those prese - i : hat ctty and be- saciety of Canto T Gty us o a victorious finish. We must ol ia by the Stonington Troop. of i ! rebuild the maimed and restore the sick and wounded to B2 Rh-‘.‘fir;mtism - i ”, s of = S o : ittt & Laceh |, Hartford “arcas 2. Holeomp health. We must keep faith with the world! d ; cdals hy the gov e - g : - the board of Lame Back to each scout w! ured ten sub-| . cervice in the Methodist church | T - N. Y. . Redithe ulnon e Ml & B b Neuritis scriptions 1o the loan. ! : v:.ld fmml « ) .y Latim oI en ok 3L o e “V i 2 2z The medal winners are Maurice Rioux, |50 the people could nd the cantats - for fou:tee ; : | i N John Wilcox, 2 Cutler, Milton | in Mystie. of tie > x Pugictie 5 o) & 2 ¢ 5 Chesebrough and b8 s ¥ home in i 5 cilie, i (-3 : ».P'“,f‘ S o & Bonpoms P Don’t buy Aspirin ¥ John McDowell. s i ErEiou u 2, 1914, » 1 [osre ; : foes 1o Ean i i { yay: Staningtang Rointers: her bome in Massachusetts, after o £nid’ Holt Latimer. v v 2 %uy [}' g nilhoxt SAtiays 2lm Sunday was generally observ- i 3 =2 Al 2 7 ; insist upon the genuine | in Stonington churches. sl o, & any Bank — Cosh or Tnalipeity g ; i ? e he funeral of Miss M once Asheroft of FishersiMiss Sarah T. Latimer, of Gales Bayer Package” w hich b b n. who died on Wed rtimer w romtently ide o Libenty Loan Commitree of New England € tains proper dosage. Look for the %% 3@3@& s \q 2 “'im' £ i ; s U i a i : i e ¢ home-comers 2 1ass Safety “B 2 k g, Burial was in afety “Bayer Cross” on package. erome & Anderson, Jr. wh illian Lynto been vi i in Washing: on, s S| ing for a p This Advertisement is endorsed and paid for by | ASk for “Bayer Tablats of Aspirin”— Ganuine! TR SR U Wt i B B ; T F Robert A. Pendicton, of 3 % jForty Years Ago in ulz«“r'_vri 1 2 £ vas the week-end guest of his A ri 3 h A elegram reprints this i James L. Case, as a part of his effo & ? wag n : S e [P of Wi " rt to “finish the job’ Bozes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules n B yece it Al Beyalaion. Fomn e BN e g P Aspicia is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of M. ticaci FETER The man who goes around his courting in | Monday two extra trains, seven in all.|cincy] ; e mark of Baye wactuse of Monoaceticacidester of Satiesticacid had never been born is not the only |seclusion becau: is ashamed of it, These trains all average from 30 to 34 « R o onge,who regrets ft. < 'but because he wanta it all to himself. cars each. Gt Ed