Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 6, 1919, Page 6

THIS IS NEMO WEEK in our Corset Departm\ent No woman, and especially the woman who has recently un- dertaken unaccustomed and strenuous work, can afford to miss this annual event. For it is the best time to learn how to improve her health and figure—two essential factors for increasing general efficiency. All the latest Nemo improvements will be ‘shown during this week. One of them is a new Nemo Self-Reducing Corset combining *all the Hygenic-Style features and ‘durability -which have made Nemo Corsets famous, at the unusually low price of $3.50. Our stock has been made complete for NEMO WEEK— all sizes — all prices, so that you may hme exactly the corset you need. EXPERT FITTINGS FREE EQUALLY AS IMPORTANT: A brassiere to fit, shape and remold the upper part of the figure performs a service equal in importance to that of the corset in supporting, reducing and reshaping the body. Nemo Juspul Brassieres have an original patented lacing device which make them “Fit as You Fasten” They are hygenically constructed and make you look and feel smaller. All sizes—$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 P ———— S m— — s e v ———————————— HOPKINTON A communit; per, one of the best| and most libe patronized of served for several years in Asha: was given In the h house last|held at ln t Tuesday evening. Chicken ple, salad,|noon, Rev. P. Mathewson officiating. rolls, tea and coffee, ice cream m\leurml was in Oak Grove cemete , home made candy and May bas-| The bearers were Orzin W. Harris, Jr. lets were on sale. An orchestra fln-“.u Marra, George W, Jordan and nished music. Over $100 was raised|Chester T. Brow: ard laying a new wafk around the| Edwin Thorp visited at the home uf Arthur Champlin Sunday. Miss Marguerite Green is- very l.l with inflammatory rheumatisin at the health nk Wheeler of Mystic was a call- y|er on lrif‘nds in town Sunday. residence Wednesday after- flliam . Mellen is having & garage| erected adjoining his summer resi- are occupying the upper part of the Hope Valley visite at_the home of Mr.' - —— —————— T sidence of Mr. Lewis' father, Deacon| Allen’s father, £. R. Allen, Sunday af-! Rog W. Lewis. ! ternoon, g B, P. Mathewson LI S pulpit of the Rocky Day | RECEPTION FOR NEW Paptist church Saturday morning Miss Susan B. Cole and Jason P. S.| 5 | An announcement of interest ‘hlu\l\lh!“~ and students nf Holy | colleg ' Corns, l:alluses | the effect that the l tudents of Connec A .L notable reception at the Allyn House| 3 ;n I rtll)rd Sunday, \\d\ |’<It‘ for ,'h.- «L\lw'P A Td st ol B e minent speakers, including some H rned seldiers. More than 500 in- ! Two Drops of “Gets-It" Will Do It. will be sent, and e hand-carve your toe with it will be one of the most fe trving to get ;\rl f o occasions of the kind ever held l5ver use scissors and snip off p: of ‘the corn oo €lose to the (-n{(k”“" SRS .Onlrdh- cnumim STP THE HEADACHES Unt She Tried “Fruit-a-tves” (or Fruit Liver Tablets) 112 CoBura 81., St. Jorx. “I feel I must tell you of the great Pute Your Feet in Clever "~It Ends Corns Quickly. ons” and plasters s though vou were| benelit I have received from your ‘”,_‘ Klas et men s hancel post?] wonderful medicine, ‘Fruit-a-tives’. that rub off 3 Ihave been a sufferer for many vears from JViolent Headaches, and {:uuld get no permanent relief. A friend advised me to take ‘Fruit- a-tives’ and I did so with great success ; and now I am entirely free of Tcadaches, thanks to your gplendid medicine”. MRS. ALEXANDER SHAW, corp-gemover, drug st ats bug & trifle at & S § 'mhclh'-d V‘w\ E |J‘“,:n e & 50e. & box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢, "hicago, 111 At all dealers or sent on receipt of price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, QUDENSBURS (z, N. Y. Sold in Norwich and recommended the world's Dbest Osgood. corn remedy by ‘has ! Brown are reported to be in failing| dence. home of her parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs. Harold M, Lewis have, Thomas H. Green. i moved back from Scranton, Pa, and| Mr. and Mrs. George E. Allen of tof Cross i cachusetts have arranged fo hol M EARLE L. SPARKS FINDS ! HOME BOYS IN GERMANVI In a letter received at The ‘Bulletin | office Monday Earle L. Sparks, ;vung- er son of Mrs. Albert A. Sparks cf1 Fairmount street, Norwich, -writes: | ‘Weitersburg, Germany. April 13, 1919, | Yours of March 22d recefved on April| 10th. Today is Palm Sunday, but the palms the natives use hére look more! lik> a Luncn of skunk cabbage in com- pariscn with those we have in the ! states. There was a re-enlistment officer; here last Tuursday and Friday, but havent heard how many men re-! erlisted, Have read in the Stars and! Stripes that as soon as enough men| have eniistcd in the states for the A.} of 0. 1he mwen over bere, 1. e, N. G.y and duraticn ¢f the war men, will be' sent home and diccharged. The home’ of the Second division has been at Syracuse, N. Y, but the papers say that the Second will go to Camp; Dodge, Towa, but I do not believe the, Second will go home as a unit for at least 18 months. On April 1st the Q. M. C. took over; all Y. M. C. A, canteens and now we have a mmn.igs‘lr\ here. One can get GOING OUT OF BUSINESS e e — THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HAMILTON'S SHOE STORE CONSISTING OF OVER $30,000.00 WORTH OF SHOES FOR MEN, - N lund biscuit: d ki . 1 eecret et iy ST ek |1 WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, TO BE TURNED INTO CASH IN THE ha , and other things too numerous: { to_mention. We are on the road now with a new chow, Echoes from Broadway. Last| Thursday night we showed to the 17th F. A. at the fort atop the hill at Ehren-} heritstein. This is one of the Rhine- land forts to be demolished, according to Marshal Foel. It is a most formid- able looking place, approached oniy by a long, steep, winding road, on both sides of which is a high wall from one! to five feet thick built of solid rock and ' concrete. Every few hundred vards one enters a long tunnel and crosses a' drawbridge, under which is a deep: moat. There are all sorts of tunnels! and secret passageways in the iorL The roofs of most of the buildings are. covered with three or four feet of earth! and grass, vines, etc., which make a fine camoufiage against aerial observa-’ tion, We were told that the fort could easily accommodate 50.000 men, and I don't doubt it, as the interior runs away inte the hill. On the very top of. the fort there is a large drill grounds. and the view from there is perfectly wonderful. The city of Coblenz is just across the river; the buildings look like toy houses and the people like ams running around in search of food. Some of the men from this ba.tlallont are at the fort taking a three months’: course in automobile maintenance and construction. 'Last Tuesday evening : we showed for the Fifth marines at Schloss Monrepos, one or two com- panies being stationed there. The town belonged to the Krupps and contains a fine castle which is said to be 1,800 years old. The marines are billited a large building which was used a hunting lodge. There are many sk t antlers, et on the walls with the jmame of the hunter and the date of the {kill. The castle has always been oc- NEXT 15 DAYS. AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS CONTINUOUS SERVICE IN THIS STORE IT HAS BEEN LEASED FROM OVER MY HEAD, AND I AM PRACTICALLY Forced To Retire From Business - THERE IS NO OTHER SUITABLE STORE AVAILABLEIHAVE RNED MY ENTIRE STOCK OVER TO C. E. DUSTIN of Ameshury, Mass. THAT THE STOCK MAY BE D'SPOSED OF IN THE LEAST POS- SIBLE TIME. Store Closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday =17 ==a M El H.AB _v__ By cupied by the Prince of Weid. The . TO ARRANGE ST K ' princess was there that evening, I w. in the kitchen of the castl it co sists of three large rooms, well equip- ped and snotless as far as clean is r‘unu‘rned Pt‘(flt‘. the bu(l(‘r said lw and collar, hlue tie, wh: t looked pretty chic, as did the m: also. So far we have showed at the fol-' |lowing towns: March 21, Vallendar 3 Int. fielt hospital; April 1 7th C T s SALE STARTS THURSDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK. SEE WEDNESDAY’S PAPER FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS erath R S 1!) charge of men's and “( Aner' the 'ung ago, 1 rem: been particular] B m, but it is all ancient! for yegrs na " dur- | Reports have come into hattali now | i i e i S s the war the German mark, ion’ vis- s (hat ¥ the cth 24c anether bond | itor t but the Ger 8c, in the d . One of the Y.|5¢. bu T = ) the two best shows|at it B e [REVAW A. KEEFE SPEAKER AT |1 were the Sixth marines; franc PROVIDENCE WELCOME HOME 1 Bn. inyone con see, rom & rr"‘mfinl tha It is much e: to get more ta from one j tinue i reir re ,muhv be no yue Plainfield sta work. MULLIGAN TELLS WHAT . K. OF C. DOES OVERSEAS = Norwich Kr s \rl Columbu. very much int cle in the t formed e ague and tour the other {the A of O. and the S. O. rent the orche: i violins and | drums, C'olumbus. re Mayor G ignon Bl but now clarinet, trom! 1 as we ge orchestra. {PLAINFIELD DOUBLES iTs i VICTORY BOND QUOTA Mirth ar i fw The ‘eellist and tions abr rder of t | p! it {eut that tleman—Are you really ive N so hard C )(‘*ll’d“(\\l\ 1 M the Sec nd 5 two lea in the ivision, the nationals and Americ | In mv letter to you of Feh, 5th I: asked if there were any other Norwich | | Imen in the A. of O. I know now of| four. I was told there was ome, Wil- | fred Sage, in Co. B. 23d Inf, stationed at Vallendar, but who was in a hos-| = pital at Revigny, France. I believe his ved here during the 2 father used to work for The Bulletin!! 0,0t the jol es dame Show. aad: and am quite sure T went to sahool| “Why is a pine tree and the Second| ancy ¥ | t I’l._\.\nhLI(I nul doubled of $137,600 and the camp: ton. John A. Leal ind Thornton sir, 1 suits apiece, buy the quotacommittee on war detlvitie. |e mado several the, Echoe from Broadsw. ¥ Don't know just when we will be Expect to be here during the er and wouldn't be surpri with his brother and sister. Then last n the same? “Because they| week a fellow in Co. B named Zell i S | | from Bridgevort, Conn. (he and I ex-! _BEO TIOW _We Were £.n flv\e change Norwich and Bridgeport pa-|trenches in the Riegor scctor near pers) told me there is a fellow in Co.; \¢rdun. We went into_the trenche: A from Norwich named Sheen or;03 the night of March 27th, I think it Sheehan. 1 received a card from Pvt, Was, and the first man was killed earl. Walter S. Lumsden, 22d. Div., Q. M.;in the merning of April 1st. \\!:vn‘ we, C., A. P. O., No, 734, stationed at Dier- | came out of the trenches, about May| dorf, Germany. He wrote me that he| Sth, some of the men bought a baby read my letter of Feb. 5th in The Bul- ' Lox from a ch sold letin and so wrote me, he was in the, Then he was about as tA. of O. and that also Lieut. Leslie T.{a0d very cutc and pl Gager of Norwich was in the medical|him meat, eggs and a sweet. soon be med him “Pet: as large as a do; corps at Trier, Germany. Received a { letter from a friend a while ago and he grew At) wrote he met Miss Hirsch on the Nor- dileniinl LCLTLT, Gl foxes | i ew London trolley and that in the woods and Pete would, ; ; IHiehisald they had o mephew i D O e e i g | AMEL cigarettes win smokers from h M. G. Bn, and gave his name, g an i gl so I guess it must be First Lieutenant IS e i admonds) the start because the expertly blended { Bay un U{ Co. B., as the names are after coming out of _vhr- Soisson drive ' A g = the {X maea dusout fotiBecy dust entaiae choice Turkish and choice Domestic to- \\ouldnt be surprised i the b: _|my tent. One night woke up andj v G fon left hero within two or three weoes,| Péte was licking my nose and biting bacgcos make possible Camel’s delightful as I understand we are to take over| MY €ars, as playful as could be. The| pasitions vacated by the 32d when they| D¢Xt morning when I awoke I couldn’t| mellow-mildness with that all-there “body.” leave for God's country. | find my wrap leggings, overseas cap or| Is it true they still have bathtubs { pistol belt. 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A few days later he either broke his chain and got away or else someone stole; and killed him. We have never seen him since, but he is really better off, if he is free. A number of times we talked of turning him loose. Give my regards to all on’ the staff that remember me. Trust this will find you well, happy and enjoying a big appetite, as T am. Yours sincerely,’ PVT. EARLE L. SPARKS, Co. B, n(h M. G. Bn, American E. T, . 0., Na. 710, in so many ways. ‘Their flavor is unusual and refreshing; and, they permit you to smoke as long as you will without any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or iinpleas- ant cigaretty odor. They're simply a ciga- rette delight! That’s the way you'll put it! Y OUR You'll find Camels good all the way through. It is a fact, you'll prefer Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! 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