Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 6

S b Rt s A s NORWICH, BULLETIN, = SATURDAY, o S ' S i s B ik AN P CH————— : { | | | MAY 3, 1919 i . Lieut. Ellsworth Goldsmith, who re- cently returned from overseas, is vis- iting” friends in Westerly. Lieut. Goldsmith gave a talk on' his experi- ence in France this week at the meet - ing of Narr: etie commandery, No. 2% K. T. ; Edgar P. Maxson and Wilfred B. tter who are with Dr. Henry H. Ut- tér camping and lsiing in northern |k | e home that they found a | tall of x_inches of snow the other i i 1 when tliey came out of their |8 R a1 5 The ice is not out of the lakes |H ‘ ‘ \ y i the salmon | @ Mrs. Arthur Rice of Lincoln ave- - . - ke enue was aided in the celebration of ; A5 s o 7 ; 5 — == yi i “+Blner birthday Wednesday evening 31c-45c £ i Il {When a number of {riends sul_‘x')used i i - ; iy [ {her and presented beautiful gilts of } {cut glass. W 1y CyclelH SIRLOIN e s e nStonege - ot u:; s PO!G‘I&RHOUSE A A c i who_have been in their 1 RO s ‘? = A ! service:. 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ASPARAGUS, Ib. ... 35c|Ib, .............. ..25¢c FRESH ROASTED Fresh Caught Halibut OLD DUTCH COFFEE CAKES, each....... 12¢ RAISIN BREAD, loaf 10c Positively a $350 Value. r. and Mrs. Denison C. Hingkley. e e mier tve Seomed "o |§ PEANUTS, quart.... 10c|lb. ......... SR < o f;;gT g;;“rdav SCH vv AR I Z BROS !nc e SEE DISPLAY OF Ccdfish Tongues BAKED BEANS, bb.. 10c o9 e et e, FRESH b. ................ 20c| BROWN BREAD : i VEGETABLES Codfish Cheeks, Ib. . . N AT ey “The Big Store With the Little Prices” COLCHESTER SR : : z B! Bernara s 2 3 9.11-13 WATER STREET We Give Gold Stamps With Cash Purchases @ in town Thursday with the § ad of Connecticut River sha MYSTIC y evening the members of th ed {rom their o begin house- D. Barton and brother in town Thur: THE SUMMER ISSUE “ CF THE CONNECTICUT ‘1 | EPHONE DIRECTORY l] a nee of Iu) the br\\- quiet GOES TO PRESS Thursday, May 8th rers were Mrs. I jof his time son John, her two brothers An-|the open, drew and John Clark, a nephew Col. 8reat ben Harold S. Hetrick of Washington, a | P cousin Dr. William Judson of Dan- ielson and Will Barstow of South | ful | TCHING ON FACE “lmre llle (ummmal service was l)\‘ R ¥. Eldredge of Niantic. There And Arms, Then Pimples and Blisters, Could Not Sleep. McCarthy h: and he retu v invigorated vay, ful \\ludl all are thank- h(unllf\ll flowers, ella Stor Canterbury, Ma of Thomas ( Clark, and was one ldren. Her was born in| daughter | n | As an Antidote for Age If you're thinking that your house or barn or wagon, the porch, the outside steps or inside stairs, the door or the floot | faught school one term | ttended ing with rels student at Plain i bury. | D , 1875 she was united . : : | marriage with Walte Old age in things paintable is more than a matter of newness rm of J. P. Kingsley worn off —it is protection worn off. ,'),{::,"I:fi]‘l‘ gl 1"}';‘,:}, hat :]“'I:‘p; is getting shabby—be quick! Get the Bay Stater on the job. ings must be arranged for on or before May 8th in order to appear in this issue *My face and arms began itching. and little red pimples appeared that -\ later became blisters. o | They became sore and | | . John Clai Wi bt i Bay State Paints Thoa jatona itchy. I could not sleep | | 3 . : 2 1d he house an hour at night, and I | | include the exactly proper kind of protection for every kind of | occupied by andfathe had to scratch. | weather, or wear-resisting surface. Don’t wait for Father Time | Louise. who ne"rm";fi‘ Then the doctor told i metoget Cuticura, They helped wonderfully,and I used about two cakes of Soap and three boxes of Ointment and I was healed.” (Signed) Arthur R. Guen- ther, 9 Avery St., Providence, R. I., August, 1918. Prevent Further Skin Trouble By Using Cuticura Daily It is possible to prevent these many distressing, disfiguring skin troubles of childhood by using Cuti- cura Soap, and no other, for every- day toilet and nursery uses, assisted by touches of Cuticura Ointment as needed. Think of what it means to go forth into the world handicapped by a disfiguring skin trouble. o Sacmple Kach Fres by Mall, Adidress post-cacd: R | geant Clarence to get in his work. 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