Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 19, 1919, Page 2

NORWICH, BULLETIN, WILLIMANTIC Norwich Bulletin Willirsantic' Office, 23 Church St. Telephone 105. What Is Going On Tonight. Meeting of Francis -S. Long Post, No. 30, G. A. R. hall Atcut 75 men and 9 women attor the special town meeting wh ¢ in the town hall The meeting was held for the of acting upon the following Murray’s Boston Willimantic, Conn. SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1919 TORTURED BY RHEUMATISM “FRUIT-A-TIVES” Brought and szlunm'fief G oms Showing of Women’s Smart Oxfords for -Spring OUR EASTER EXHIBITS of Wormien’s Low Shoes is distinguished for a sirict adhcre to ths covrect Spring Styles of 1919. |the Luiding committee; second, io sce if the town will vote fo change ihe site o7 the present school d. fo sec if *he tewn will vote an additional op- You'll surely want to look your best for Easter Sunday, andf,;i o T a1 everything you require in the way of Suits, Coats, Dresses, Cor- e e ot el sets, Waists, Skirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear and so on, will be found here in a wide choice of styles and is held to decide on a new site for the new school building. The meeting| was called to order promptly at § o'- clock by Clerk IFrank I. Fenton. There was some difficulty in getting somebody to act as moderator of the ing, John Peckham, Bugene Cran- dall, James Smith, W. F. Maine, and Guild, all being nominated in the - order named and asking to be ex- prices. cosen, FASHION DICTATES THE -CA: OR DOLMAN+ to act as moderator of the meeting| and_he was unanimously elected. W. A. King_then introduced fo t Of course you must have one of the new Capes or Dolmans, that is settled. So it merely remains to decide which particular one you deem just suited to your requirements. Our varieties Here will be found your particular Shoe style in popular and pleasing leathers for either Dress, Sport or Street wear. Smart modsls with plain or . tipped toes. Louis, Cuban or Military heels. Those who appreciate Fine Quality in Footwear will at once asscciate these strik- ingly handsome Shoes with prices con- siderably in excess of those which characterize this Seasonable showing. PRICES VERY REASONABLE Come in and See Us Before Easter MR, P. H. MCHUGH o < 108 Church Street, Montreal. i Mr. Y E f And = Who representbd Mz, Lockman st ths December 10th, 1917, meeting Mr. Lockman owns prop- offer you a broad field of choice, in the most favqred models, and we feel sure that you will find among them just the onc you know will show up best on you. ¢ in Windham Center upon a por- Cass sy e o Rhcum ATTRACTIVE SUITS FOR EASTER {mittee be heard and George F. Tay- lor, one of the commiitee, gave a very interesting report sayving at the start that the building committee were un- animous in the opinion that the pres- ent site of the school building was not at all suitable for a new schoolhouse and by all means for the town to ob- tain tives” ; and in 15 days, the pain wag easier and the Rheumatism wag better. Gradually, “Fruit-a-tives” overcame my Rheumatism; and now, for five years, I have had no return of the trouble. Also, I had severe Brockton Sample te. That there were four} or five available sites in Windham Center as follows: The Lockeman lot, the Weir lot, the Maine lot and the Larrabee lot. The first two mention- ed were desirable and the committee favored the Lockman lot. Mr. Taylor in the report gave much detailed in- formation in regard to the plans and costs of the proposed new schoolhouse as to the various forms of construc- tion of fireproof features. He finish- ed the report by saying that the com- mittee had found after carefully con- sidering the matter of a new site and plans for a school building such as in their opinion should be built, that at least an additional sum of $12,000, plus the original $2,000 already appropriat- ed would be required to cover the cost of the project and that the committee recommends naming the increase ap- propriation be the sum of $15,000. The report aws accepted and so voted by the meeting. Mr. Yeomans, speaking in_behalt of Mr. Lockman, at this point arose to say that the latter did not want the schoolhouse on his prop- erty: it had been in the family name for over 200 years; that he had view other uses for the land w! would be of more value to the re: dents of Windham Center than if used | for a schoolbuilding site and he would oppose its being placed there by lery means in his power. On strength of this information W. King offered a motion that the pres: ent site of the schoolhouse be changed | and it was so voted Ly a risin gvote of 26 for and 2 against. At this point in the meeting a num-|C: ber of those present discu: d this all important question of “sites” be cause of the objection of own everal proposed sites, John La arose and said if there be so much trauble over securing a|thur Clark, site as it seemed, he would gladly of- | Raymond Wright, fer the site on his property and John|Homer lawkins Abbee immediately made a motion | by the Sunday school. Songs and reci- that the offer be accepted and it was!tations by the hoys and girl Fifty seconded, but before being voted upon | color from the Iast days of there was much talk as to the feasi- | pa of its location for new building. The mee g finally voted not to accept of M Larrabee. hen W. A Eczema and Constipation, and “Fruit-a-tives” relieved me of these complaints ; and gave me a good appetite ; and in every way restored me to health”, P.H. McHUGH, 50¢. 2 box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N, Y, on of which is a ver: g nt!sr{:/.orowrm‘vmrs, I consulted for the new schoolho: King| specialists, took medicines, used ed that the privilege of the floor be | lotions ; but nothing did mé good. Easter Suits, made in models embodying the essentially new notes—close-fitting sleeves, Jaunty Vests or Swagger Waist Coats, priced at $20.00 and up to $49.00. xtended to Mr. Yeomans and it was Then, I began to use “Fruif , : EASTER DRESSES 50 voted. It was then moved and vot- ed that the revort of the building com- These pretty Dresses are exact duplicates of higher priced models recently imported and embody the newest style ideas, which are very popular, $18.00 to $49.00. Shoe Store 138 Main Street Norwich, Conn. Strife is O'er; organ postlude, umphal March, by Wacho. A. M. E. Zion church, Rev. J. B. Wallace, pastor: 11 a. m., Easter exer- =K 1 cises, the pastor will deliver a special £ - [0 sermon from Matt. 6, He is not I\‘ here; for he is risen. Theme, Resur- \ rection the Lever of Salvation. Special A 34, Boy Willizm A Tri- NEW WAISTS TO GO WITH YOUR NEW SUIT So many pretty fascinating effects are shown in these new Waists — dainty conceits in design and trimming which cannot fail to be hailed with enthusiasm by Women and Misses, who have pretty things. You can choose from Georgette Crepe, Crepe-de-Chine, Jap Silk, Taffeta, and Voile—Priced at $1.25 and up to $12.50. LN music. unday school, Mrs. Stokes 5.30 p. m., Christ: society con- vene. Topic, Eternal Life and How to Live It, Mrs. M. A, Strong, leader. 0, the Sunday school will have entire charge of thsi service, which will con- st of choru solos, essays, read- nd recitations, under the direc- tendent, a: ed by Tuesday evening, re lass meeting; leader, Mrs. Stokes Watson, First Baptist church, Arthur D. Car- enter, inist 10.4 ster worsh: e choir will Redemption Song. Peterson, organist; i Robinson, leader; soprona, Lena Inez Paton, Dorothy Burdus, French, postlude, Evensong, Johnston; march, | C opening the Sunday school exercis hymn: responsive _reading; ad greeting, Elizabeth Taylor; girls' song, | ham Gluskin, The Glad Resurrection Time is Here|iittec Again, Ruth Dreschler and Ruth E ‘At e meeting!last Thursday, of i erbrooks; exercise, Wakins, e and girls; recitation. by Do Tos et of ler; primacy, depariment s - | Williman jointed district tion, Marion Clough: recitation, Mil- | truet Dt hovorof dred Johnson; exercise, Victory, boys| N1t Aeats s ;_recitation, Merlyn Towne; y, Twilight, Friml, op. 36; can- tata, The Resurrection, Charles ) ney: introduction; prelude and chor Part I—Baritone, solo; trio, wom: voices; alto solo; baritone solo; t olo; chorus: hte minister’s me s suggested by Coningsby Daw: book, The Glory of the Trenches. Part | Il of the cantata Mary Magdaiene— Baritohe solo; quartett horus; finale; chorus: pos bi-|* late Deo, Johnston S anos and altos— rbrooks, George Robert ‘Whitford; Rose; 25 muel Eisenb and Isaac BRIEF STATE NEWS Hartford.—Volunteers who will give or sell a small part of their blood for | transfusion to aid those who need it jare wanted at the Hartford hospi- B I Middletown. | din v . co fiftieth wed- 1 Mrs. Albert < their in the afternoon and § fo 1% in the evening. Sayborok. dersleeve, of their friend: en this heir son, F |in Boston wit Hartfor Haven, y e of Mr: ofessor Stanley college, was tried in ¢ Yool oK. Deep River. — Wimovsky to duty their appointed - this bekah lodge: Jewett City, | being in Da Willimantic, Norwich, on and { Putnam. g 5| At the weekly meeting of O uck lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O. Woodward was appointed del from the lodge to attend the anr ceting of the Grand lodge to be I the Hotel Taft, New e Fenwick light, invited to their home one ev- ek, for a reception to ik, who recently arrived th Division. ontested divorce salpin against Ipin of Trin- ourt at New- Intolerable cruel- Mathewso Russell 12, Easter concert ank Some of inz stores njamin | Friday bu up, Harrison Bar-|{done during t Larkin, Misses Ruth| Gardner, Jordan DAINTY UNDERMUSLINS Warm days and dainty Muslin Underwear are linked together in the mind of every woman. No wardrcbe is complete unless it contains lots of sheer White Muslin Un- es Young, Charles ( ber and Marion Herrick, ella Bradiey, Jennie Beebe; French, i S e |Jordan, Byron Potter, E R ank Peters; Othy ind ning t noo (ymaster of business close assigned service and . Irance. p him on the high time, until the U. S. come home. en been cupola of on> of ihe near the center the purpose of fire. Heretofore 1 church , was not | | rather auict on t of th |is now {turned to town th W £ - | 1 the winter ¥ direc- wa aal Cit { muct day. seas mc | so1di King made {that the building committec Windham Center school to investigate and consider {matter of new school next meeting. The moderator tion on the third clause the warning which pertained he town will vote {tional appropriation to provide for {cost of the school building. question immediately nrovoked motior on thel requested further the « location of a site for house and repert at he motion was voted. | e for R. Osterhoudt, ' tor and tenor, Fdw ist. Mrs, Cha _ The local Woman's Relief corps. and the Knights of Pythias have voted to} attend the evening service. { dor At the Methodist Episcopal church at South Coventry the Sund hool cets at 11.45 a, m., and the service o worship is held at 12.45 p. m. One of tne features of the Easter service will| be infant baptism, . i hei they stopped at o weeks. They der-garments. Every desirable sort of 3 Muslin, Cambric or Nainsook Under-gar- ment is represented here, in a variety of models and styles, and at a broad range i of popular prices. astoral fun consecration riptur in t of a, Redemptio diction; silent 1de. body t - burial | Hi in First Congregational church: of discussion as to whether acti t school will meet in the| At this week’s meeting of Franci m., morning | Long Woman's Reliet Corps Easter Gloves Easter Hosiery Easter Neckwear |0/ br tues on i or ot o' i T e e o 5 SRl e can arried out. At the Kid Gloves, black and colors, | Silk Stockings, in black and|Dainty creations in Neckwear, | & oo axisinal L apnvol Uiz 0 1 wlans Sandiion s $1.50 and $2.50 a pair. Silk T Gloves, 75¢, 98¢ and $1.50 a 0,000 $35,000 wouid be| will take the Memor! vair 9.45 e M. Shepherd The death of Mrs. Abbic J idow Char .1 tion of wanted colors, $1.10, $1.25,fincluding Vestces, 25¢, 50c,i W $1.75 and up to $2.25 a pair.| $1.00, $1.50 and $2.50. ALL THE NEW STYLES IN PETTICOATS Are Gathered Here For Your Selection These new Petticoats come in so many beautiful .colors and so many stunning styles that | an attempt to describe them here would be impossible. You will have to see them to ap-| preciate them, and the many little pbints of beauty they embody. Silkk Jersey Petticoats, $5.95, $6.98, $8.98 and $9.98. Taffeta Silk Petticoats, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 and $6.50. to up. A n was ien deferred unanimous vote on the in th warning and the mee! \djourned < point a lasting one ho and 1 b The only matters to come i ce court Friday morning cases of the two Young New London, who made trouble Officer Paulhus hile he was ta them to the police tion Thursda | nig] were before Jude X on cha s of intoxication, bri the peace and in the case of one, in-|With Ch te nce with an officer during the imon, % performance of his duty a i ed guilty and wi As they w were taken they will Jast The Woman's C Union held a ites fore the Magds tr Thu; tw ] were th 0. Wi i 3 i sailors wiioro, weahics ol J own. She At Witim BOLTON Lad ilivs and 1 made ma from choral response, d is Now Arisen. Rogers. Ciod is now arisen from the Hosanna in the for Campaizn Local business ers throughout tl ] more or less Inconvenienced tetephone operators’ strd 1ssachusetts, it havi istom to transact s over the I he strike b those who this day |Fupt stop to N the s | using in Hi eive the NOTCH Cood As Ever. w's nthem. Matthew: bapti: hymn Triumph- M Sunday has moved fr Mrs. H Mai M hester sermon, The nd receptio m th re unable to Brooklyn have ample it over. The fines amoun 60 in h_case. The voung men are Hector McNeil and William Hicl | It was reported Friday. that 0 > | Provost is getting along well -/ Josgphine . Hol |recovery is assured. Provost e Rose Brown. Mrs jchauffeur so badly injured a week ago| Ve E A Davis, Alice M today (Saturday) that he had to a Davis. Jean Adele Howie, Phyl is right leg amputated just above the | Robinson, Doris THE H. C. MURRAY CO. = [Sasmiiiss armeis ° ° ° ebster, H | At the finish of the pool tournament | ert Ailc recently held at the Y. M. C. A. among | Thompson its members, E. Battey and L. Lamou Those who reaux were tied for firs ce, eachlof baptismal having won 1. losing 2 The | Thompson, Emilie nand, {game to decide who is the better| Amanda Cote Constance ot |Plaver will he played next Wednesday|Clapp, Helen Wheeler (lapp. strect No |for 100 points. L ie Daws yn Shepard, e ! A horse hitched to a buggy helonz-|cella May Cong chnorr, who has been|iN8 to Alfred Brown ran away Friday I k¢ with his daugh. 100N but no damage r The |, Hrall, ¢ S on, - has returned | 1Orse 8ot away near - the nith | Clifion Storer me of R. W. Boys. | to his home in Brooklyh, N. ¥ | Shop L ShesEs on ackson | nolds (e Y. was|Street and ran down that stree The Godyear Cotton Mills did not| TAE, G A e 38 | marry Clip and foF a time things look ¢ o to 1068 For My 31,| Elmer Abel who has been ili; is bet- |0 serious. Near Prospect street thei to [Slage SOF 0 B0 |animal slowed up a bit and came fo a obportunity to participate| Miss M. Archer, who teaches the|S!OP near Jackson piace. Mrs. Walter M s official Welcome Home | Sixth District schol, is spending two| Christian Sciense service Sunday|Miss Hazel eeks’ vacation at her home in Bethel, | morning at 40.45 in the Woman's club | Taylc or {room at 803 ) n strect. Sul et of ba nd dire ess caller | lesson-sermon. Doctrine of Atonement. | Caswell iolden text, Jeremiah 1: Respon ive reading, John 17 0, 19, 2 The Sunday services at St. Paul’s' Episcopal church will he as follows: > celebration of holy communion | : church school at 9.45, at which | time the children’s ster offering will | be taken up, accompanied by the sing- | COontralto recitative, temor recitative ing of Easter carols. At 10.30 a sec-|and solo, tenor solo and quartette, ond celebration of holy communion,|hymn 134, benediction, organ postlude. | Emil Denis; with sermon, by the pastor. The fol- | Hallelujah Chorus, Handel. 18, Andrew lowing special program of music will| Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. C.|20. H. W. be vendered: Organ prelude, by Wall- |Harley Smith, m processional hymn, J Christ {organ _ prelnde is Risen Toda: communion service inlJohnston; offertor select L B flat; the Kyrie and Gloria of Thibi,|tenor solo, Consider the Lil Walter -Abbe, by Wilkens: Angels Rolled the Rock|B. Jordan: sermon, ist the Life of|ter. Rev. Away;| chant, Christ Qur Passover, by |Every Good sclection, | American Thres Remington: anthem, He is Risen, by|Steanc; 12 m., S 1 18, Rossic Velvet Co. Simper; Sursum, Corda Sanctus, An-|classes: 6 p. m.. gus Dei, by Wilkens; during commun- | tional mecting, ion the organ will play a melod byjecobs: T n. m, Mosokow: - Gloria in Excelsis, old|service, pres d by the choir. sis chant; Nunc Dimittis, Gregorian |vd | singers and members of chant; recessional, “hymn 121, The'the Sunday school Program—Organ i jai dist me to where nlist who re acrament of Congdon 2 Smith | e tives in been an e nize ¢ A LB un\flw and The body of Isadore Axeirod, iic v”‘:‘ S vear-old boy drowned in the \V S - mantic ri up to ¢ for the body Friday vithout six Helen | 3 aret Halu eccive the confirmation VoW Ella_ Hazen hort Tiv GARDNER LAKE i and Mrs. Rathbun the Good- ! Washington ich, have the fast|moved to. Lak George of the United |spend was held Thursday evening at|te Bo; was continued 3 3 1 3 number of . $ oo The bhoy © ren. Hi arthrokens over the u fair ana the delay in nsocket this Du Cha IZasthampton, week I vling F. and Mrs. Willlam Fe household g Market . Arthu Clarence atheson W 0 o'cl ayer meeting 3EAVICE BATTERY SERVICE our long orge Raymond A mealing of the general com Dawson. }lo team captains and workers in i ihe Y- ltion with the fifth I E paign has b + ternoon in the Chamix {rooms, at which time completed to put Willimans Buckingham, top in this last and i infield. alto; its’ nature. Iriday Charles H . Twoome Mrs. Charles H. |mitiee announ i | the we ‘orcester, M as: Cournoyer far Hanna, aster JAY M. SHEPARD « Bueccseding Elmore & Shepard \ Funeral Director & Embalmer | 6062 North St., Willimantic Lady Assistan: # DR. F. C. JACKSON DENTIET Removed to 715 Main Willimantie Heurs—4 o ® % 85 m Phone ¢4 KILLOUREY BROS. BALMERS Willimantie, Conn. “Lady Assistant) vesper servic of ed his les Harris v a bus in Norw! ch one day recently. PR T A I GLASGO i Miss Malloy is planning to spend the | AT vacation in Waterbury, returning with | 't her sister, who spent last week at her home fro’ school duti Mrs. Robert Butrough telegram from her hi had_arrived in the U in .the ambulance corp: nearly two Several spent Good Friday out of town The Centenary Sunday School pros gramme ‘of which’ Mrs. ‘R. H. Young has been appointed superintendent, will be observed Sunday at the Bethel in place of the regular Sunday school | hour. ! the she v not be able te hit barn with a erick, but n always throw kisses straight. Franklin Machine Company Enginecrs Founders Manufacturers of HARRIS-CO LISS ENGINES. Brown Valve Gear applied to all makes of Cor- liss Engines, Engine Repairs, Shafting, Hangers, Pulloys, Bear- ings, Couplings, Clutch ¥ Large stock always on hand. General Mill Repairs, Special machinery of all kinds. Organ prelude, | tains for thir one: Call to | i Victorjous, Hammond. Part I—Quar- recitative, soprano reci or solo, quartette. prayer, of-, lo. hymn 125, address. Part| lto recitative, tenor solo, am’ G Tel connection tenor FRANK G. BENSON TEACHER OF VIOLIN a2 Chagnon: Thomas 14, Bert Hick: Providence, R. | Telephones: Union 963 Union 1857 has received a ng he A: L. having beon Roux; 19 Standish M. Berard Smith: 24, Walter W. C. Seventy-seven” breaks up Goughs, Colds, Influenza, Cold in the Head, Catarrh, Sore Throat,Quinsy, Machinists South 92 [ifth Sticat Jr.; 28, Wind DENTIST DR, E. -J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building Take elevator Shetucket Strest s: ° entrance.. Phone - . ' Knight; <. Fenton: 230, W. Alpaugh: John Reilly B. Bennett; Windham Siik Holland Mfg. derman Toster Stewart Co., Willimantic Machiie 88 Union St. Phene 290 o Love levels all things with the pos: sible exception of the head.