Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 31, 1919, Page 2

T O Y S Y T PSSR 1919 | ‘lfn! popular air struck the men's| tfaney they sang and, after the meal,’ { gathered around the, piano and enjoyed | & regular st | Pive verc upon the decorated- with| {FOR MODERATE INCOMES H. Lee, T. D. Phillip People of moderate income should ex- amme, Alphonse Lynch amine carefully the values in high qual- Murray’s Boston Store WILL[MANTIC’ CONN. Norwich Bulletin Willimantic Office, | ficates to - childron desiring to 23 Church St Telephone 105, i;.‘}é"&t‘,‘“’}‘fiué‘?‘l'i his® weekly Vi . There were bouque E Lz urple wis e taples s Pleasant weather favoréd the vet-| Misses Julia J Ew’,;u“;‘: arakn 1‘)‘};_&' dles and erans of the several wars in the an-|Pasadena, Cal, ar sts of s e 5 nual observance of Memorial Day in|Shea and family of Windham a# The best of order prevail ® [ Willimantic. It was very quiet|The Misses Pierce, formerly a throughout the day, many people be-|thjs city but for the | veven years l e a rlcs ing out of town and business in gen- | have made their home in the west. v!'v-d- . the entire day, due to the vi Patrolman Jjohn Dolan, who | Supernumeraries Louis Vachon, Peter eral susnended for the day. Outside of | The hody of the six months’ old son{ Bryant and Clarence JKahn. the Memorial Day exercises, there was | in his new policeman’s uniform, and § _and Mrs. ohn Gallivan, of Bal e % sl . little if anything doing. In the morn- | paa par M e n ' thie Mr. and Mrs. George A. Haskell, who For Summer Blouses, an ing a8 many of the Yeteran members : have in charge the Memorial day ar-|§ @ i L B Friday the noon express and was Sosiinl day i B dr S " E : of Francis S. Long Post as were able (jian’ (o St. Joseph's cometery for %, hive exprssmedi el cans lty edroom Seis we are now of ering. B ; t ! to go, visited the ecemetery at Wind: | yy4a], Killourey Bros. had charge of s B Lial ] ndergarments ham Center, where forty-six soldiers | S re | arrangements. graves were decorated; after which The‘Snanish War Veterans' dance in g . 5 5 . the party visited the North Windham z ridhy Paron dre 0 You will find this an admirable time to choose materials for| cemetery and decorated the graves of | ey tate armory Friday night drew a large crowd. decorated for Memoriai day, is attract- A And our cfferings are dependable. $ Py ftteen ~ Soldiers. . Rev. Co Harley ; | We follow no fads—we are conservative. new Blouses, Lingerie and other Summer apparel because our| smii accompanica the veferans on| There was no session of the polico | ing much attention and catising favor- al A p 3 . z the trip which was made auto- ay nor were ¢ any ar-|abble comment. In the center is a are overflowing with fine quality Voiles, Organdies, | rick, the elegation later visiting St.|rests made by the polic At this . S white monument lettered with the'§ [Py 2 ur foors o . : Joseph's cometery. A fotal of ffty- | (Saturday) morning’s session of The | dates of & A VEry piece of Furniture on our fl Siwisses, Poplins, Lawns, Nainsock and Long Cloth. There ¥ Soldiers’ grazcs wers' decoraied i | court, the conitnued cise of Aloxandcr | . = tri A 3 s : £ « u1e X0 Joseph's. Rev. John E. Clark of- | Boronsky will be taken up. The 3@ rue and 4a d | Our is also a splendid variety of popular Skirting featured in this rori iic prayers for the dead at the|cused is charged with a violation of en still in the service. presents e Yie: esign., g . Jatter cemetery. Upon their return to|the city ordinance in discharging a vi- fow. Gas masks and hel- noteworthy event. heddquarters an excellent lunch was|fle last Sunday within the city limits | mets, with a German officer’s helmet, values speak alanguage that a“ can un- them by members of the Woman's Re- | receiving his discharge from the ser- | trophics eshibited. Pictures portain- § devstand tho £ & e bl lief Corps. vice has been empioyed by the Amri-|ing t othe war are arranzed on the g L Q al d Waisting Skirting o b s e e L e e e S e language of Quality an parade was held in conmection with|employ of the local branch of the|the patriotic display. Eco ps noem; 8¢ inch wide Seed Voile, better qual- the Willimantic cemetery. The Amer- |Company, beginning his new dutics on|dent here, died in y' ity, 59c a yard. Fancy Striped Gabardine, 73e 2 verd.|ican band of this city did net iei- gcxld M‘"s‘z A after a longz. JIni i ] wide Striped and Figured]ss jnen wide Pi 69 o I pate in the local parade, 2 Pesiri Suncay \Services: g ago her husband 5 1I0S ter here! e Goods, 59c u yard. R ulush pine Bius oicn & yand | 1ged for the Welcome Home cele-| Christian Science service Su s make the day shch a success in every detail H William Johnstone’s show window, of the different wars and deco- Photographs of veterans of the awaiiing the veterans, prepared for Leslie Beebe, of this city, who, sir loaned by some of the men, are war 84-ineh wide Seed Voile, 38c a yard. wales, best|the decorating of soldiers graves in|Southern New England Telephone| Mrs. Perry Potter, ¢ quality, : s 0 was choir leader in the Rap- g Madras |36 inch wide Burton Lustre Finish!b in Middletown. The Thread|morning. Subject of on-se She is survived by one "“"“‘ Nl Madras | poplin, 89c a yard I ife and Druny Corps escorted|Ancient and Modern Necromancy,| S nd_ Potter, of Camden E - € & yard, " Pancy Plild: Gibardine, T e pany B, Third Infantry, C. S. G.|Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism De- | . Duce of this place ° 1 _inch wide New Fancy Tigured)Mncy Pl 2 3 n command of Capt. James D. Ful-|nounced. aisting. 5 e a yard. inch wide Plain Pique, erton, from the state armory on @ vard. | Pleasant street. to the G. A. R. head- suit-| quarters in the town building. Com- and bany T acted as escort for the vet- | evans of all the organizations in the 36 inch wide Honey Combed Skirting,|Parade, which formed at 2 o'clock and # inch wide Splash Voile. fine and sheer, 50c a yard. 24 imoh wide Plaid Voile for fine waist- ing, 6%c a yard 40 - inch "wide White Embroidered Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. C. Harley Smith, minister—At the s ie B, to the secretary of School Association. tion of superintendent of the of New York. He ‘has been overseer g in Aspinook will suc h wide Pique, 62-66 Main Street, Finn'’s Block, Norwich Jewett City | marched to Willimantic cemetery in . i DS Rter Tan o e - % ©*i marched to c ¥ s Sunds his family w probably Veile, $1.26 a yard S| L . . _ lthe following formation: Platoon of || ke O *during the summer. His 40 inch wide White Organdie. 75 af27 inch wide Plain Poplin, 3¢ 48e! police in' command of Chief DaniellWindham county will bé held in t v will be a great loss to the ¢ yard. and i%c a yard Killourey; Thread City Fife and Drum S church. ake connected as well as is| Mrs. Helen n.] with which he i j Corps: Company B, Third Infantry, inf cymmings, Mrs. Cora Stephens, Mrs.|to_the community. Saienes e el AU Smson encs s s i . o | command of Lileut. Jeremiah McCar-|npazie B, Clarke, Rev. Marchall Daw-| Homer L. Lee of W 5 e ol - - benefits ¢ % 1o the iwoeld” b Other White Fabrics |y World War soldiers: _ Spamisn | Moy QIO ey Marhall Do | pon ™ oma day in <o | A¢ the Baptist churcn Rev. N D.[benetits accruing o the world thom { War Veterans; Francis S. Long Post,iwoodin, 2 I Miss (aroline Ballou of Providence U{I}‘v % m[m'n ng s }\val to llhn Juniors ! s ice ¢ el _“ni\l«‘igAu::-‘; 4 - . o - Ne. 30, G. A. R, and Woman’s Re: e a guest at the home of her brother,! iod’s Love for Bi nd Animals, Ge T Al 21 ineh wide Plain White Latn, 13¢,}28 inch wide ok, white, 38¢, 436, 1% Gorpa- A T e R et Annoal % suestiat the homeof Nerebrolnon ¢ ; s The Great O i Misses. Marion Reed and Anna Gal- e g it gt L e ¢ zation there were 3§ members, thirty Irs. B weck end vis-| Of the Universe on the Organ ¢ . 2 inch wide Persian tawn, s3c a vard 35 InCh Jide * ©2¥ard 5t \hom had seen cervice overseas.ing Moy il in Bagewood,| e, The president of the © e " = s T - o bl CArTi he cf 5 A Z H neeting at 6,15, he - 0 36 inch wide Faxon, 4sc and 30c a}i6 inch Longz 3o, 380, Apc] s DEE N Sl o el sl QIR e ol R LT S 5 iRk e mrenine Sevhi 15 Tiow tn L WAUREGAN .. A . | Upon arri ai the cemetery the|benter. minister. Sunday i innic Foster of Best Life. At Congregational church How graves of all soldiefs buried there were| 10.45 there will be morning w vidence I . {_ Roy E. Keiler of = {ew World? will be I decorated after taps was sounded and | With special sermon for the me: fr. and Mr D. Howe ¢l London county seer: sato(:yne | the line marched back to the town|seas ¢ building for dismissal. The World vice a_five-minute talk to var soldiers were in command of|congregational. Binding T pt. James B. Fullerton. The parade | Gossamer Threads. The « f as a whole made a most favorable im-| vice will be omitted for the spring pression on the crowds which viewed| stitute -at the Methodist church Capt. Frank P. Fenton acting as| At the First Congreg At the cemetery the usualjthe subject of the Sur wmorning honors were rendered the|sermon will be solv t These|at , of whom there were fifteen| Dead Shali Have e in | present. Vain., There will be a 4 Friday afternoon Chief Killourey |in the cvening at i Wash Fabrics the Sun- mn. At the close of cch school 1 lead the eting at 6.30. at 7.30. The rel-{ (. A, is to be } {ing in the ve. is in Stoning-!Sunday afternoon rmon_at v are wisiti ». Ch ott T m A good imitation of Satin, with fine lustre finish that will re- tain after washing, very fine and soft, suitable for Under garments, comes in pink, whigg and flesh, 36 inches wide,| 69¢ a yard. . Beatrice and Mrs. Osear Spi 2 hornton of Pawrtu 5 A 10rNton's i |~ Nathan ook of Ballouviile is visi ing Walter Gray. i 1 My icnal church ] b didn't have a very H ime. anted to tall, but there | a man there” Her Aunt— i Z H. 3. Panl sts { was notified by the anthorities of the|church. and Mrs. Arthur Strickland i} Resoived: . that the Woman Su ot nther ‘gicls.” S 22 | State Farm for Inebriates at ) ich| At St. Paul's Episcopal church ce telc % } Amendment should I 1doy 1t was no These pretty and attractive Ginghams and Percales will make |that James Hennessey had escaped € bration of holy communior from the institution. The chief was|morning followed v ideal Summer Frocks for vacation, so charming are the pal~1!{“'9“ a description of Hennesscy with|9.45. Morning pr terns and the quality so fine that you will find many more|thould e appeas - thie crre ended | 1050 1 in ! mersi es. Luey Me abe and Helen ably defending th 1l wanted to talk, hurck d sermon /! > 3 should he appear in this city. A M. E. Zi R excellent uses for these very economically priced fabrics. The first bassball game of the sea-| Walluce T b e A2 : : i son in Willimantic was playe ol : 36 inch wide Percale 25¢ and 29¢ a yard. aiternoon at Recreation Park i"’f“vh""‘:‘?‘g“;m‘("" cand evenin. 2. eve. | : s ', sl O e et 0 i o 3 o & he ite eam of Manches 2 sel n of the > e 5 E 2 s ts g i 27 inch wide Dress Ginghams 35¢ a yard. land o team made up from bal Pl 1“_[.\' Tt betne 5 . it .::;;L:Trr::nf? § % 5 ers in the newly formed local Indust- | Know Not What | Pre i > 32 inch wide Dress Ginghams 39c a yard. rial League. As a ball game, it {ion services follow i . Albert ¢ stove"—Yonkers : : . ) o r slow and uninteresting. St D : § 30 inch wide Crepe, suitable for Kimonos and Children’s Gar- team showed a decided 1 JEWETT CI | a practice and pep and due to their ina- 1 EY ments 39¢ a yard. : Lility to hit the ball when bits meant| <5 l,“ 1 SN b 36 inch wide All-Cotton Yarns, Dyed Skirting, in plaid pat-|a scors ot 6 to 5 The tatier feam|to a man Memorial day nd nai their terns 79¢c a yard. showed nothing great in baseball but|tribute of respect to the old sol 36 i had the advantage of having played a a_r;qd to H’]n- e of the.gallant ‘men A FA . S8 AT Bor of s and had | Who are lying in their graves. As they, 5 _mch wide Silk Poplin, in a wide choice of wanted colors| fie game. on tee from - the start. A |marched through the 7 C a yard. crowd of two hundred fans attended.|diers and § sailor: £ ¢ o i X g 4 “Matty” Matthewson umpired the|tears and hearts sw 36 inch wide Silk, in plaids and fancy stripes, suitable for 3 1 with | led with emotion| game saticfactorily to all. The lineup | at their fine avnearance and witn hel % For pees follows: Manchester—Dowd. cf, " | thought of what many of them had Summer Skirts or Waists, $1.75 and $2.00 a vard. B e O s ik | undergone. for.the home neople. . Mar- | s : - < 3 A ¢ Daoust p, Plitt.3b, Crasner 1b, White}shal Lewis M. Carpenter, on 36 inch wide Foulards, in attractive patterns of white and blue|rf. MeAdam I6. industrial League—|back. ied the procession. ‘which was figures, $2.25 ard Seribner 3h, Healéy ©, Pickett 1f, Webp| Dreceded by the Plainfield band. whick S, #2.25 a yard. 1b, Donahue ss, Matthewsen 2b, John- | Plaved the best of music and whose| son Haggerty rf, Somers p. The nce was due to the patriotic h_h__ H score Uy innings: of Postmaster D. F. Finn, finan- 0 &« Manchester. . 1111100 1—682]ci assisted by other townsmen. Home, Sweet Home” Industrials .. 00001100023 ffi-’,’f:-fl"é; 3. Edward Wyatt was The volice were notificd Friday| < e world war boy and T Becomes a spot long remembered when it expresses the taste morming by the authorities at Hart: | mffy "I CCiviy war soltiers, led by and charm, which are easily acquired by the use of attractive|T-passenser Chandior - fouring~car, | Narshal Georze A, liasicl Rugs and Draperies. A visit to our F stolen recently In that city. The car oor Covering section|helonzs to Matthew Brazel of Hart-| 0128 With the world war men was and Drapery depart Aill suee, S = ¢ iford and carried license number 59124, | Led by Sergeant Archie larrabee w hfll?lc.. partment will suggest many ways to beautify|Nr"iind Mrs. 1. B. Grant and chil- | $Panish War Veterans and s > them dren of New Ilaven are spending the 2 week-end with Mrs. Grant's father,| o work the Red Amateur Night was enjoyed Friday| under the charge of Mr evening by a number of friends of the x girls who were and were Kva Raill, Amelia Raill. Coiia members of the Young People’s Enter-| Cyr, Alma Cadieux, Joseohine Takmon tainment Club of St, Paul's parish.| and Stella Takmon. with the Ar Songs, instrumental solos and reeita- | flag carried hy Cleo Couture. A tions wcre on the -programme, eaci member contributing his par(l toward making the evening delightful. At the| sehool children close luncheon was served; dancing| M. P. Clemer followed. ode gail I { A. W, Buchanan, agent for the state} 3 i the| board of education, granied six ce Beautify Your Floors for Little Money G el ! e ( oy Because they are beautiful in themselves. and because they| : g horough and tov preceded in charge of Supt. F.| . Ll mgzll\t":?;]]ucll easier to keep your home looking preseni-| WInnlng iive Alice Brennan, Adamp Mop keeps Con : | POOR HEALTH is a handi- | The Jowett G tery was first k S C oleun o5 S ; 2 - is a handi- The Jewett City cemetery wa ! cause the sulrfncclis fil’l'ngl{lld 1 Rugs sanitary and clean, he- cap that few overcome when striving | Visitod. Here Rev. Albert Donnell of-| C S| water-proof; they combine the! to win scce truly artistic appearance, . ] the Powerfui and economical i with the perfectly sanitary — the ! aee.vow 3 e | it is also unusuall i B i Toley Qdney Pills |+ i V-G =% X 30 fancy Congoleum Rugs for Bath Room 69c. EEGUT e Bt T Its nation-wide performancein the 54 x 54-inch Good heaith helps in winirg | fered vrayer. Then graves in flrint- strength, cnergy, ecdur Mary’s and the Bapt . zeal. erc decorated. Rev. J Pufecied »M»H.:l Motar PN 1. o oy o et = h_lv:vhe!p:d thousauds to health and happicess. The exercises were held at 6 x O feet ; i;%((j ‘/)— )\1 sz-m;lL b e <§?§C7)§ e e T Hale Fanning park and wee om hands of owners has now estab- Pivo:Passangs E x42feet ........ . $15.98] disense produci in carried ced by Warden Hor lhotte., | s 5 - ] 5 oo, eyl Dedache, Thevmats | Fraver was oftered by Rev. 11 M. An| lished beyond question the un- Touring Gor, 31458 "M S Ve 8 Kabwae St Bt Ko B A o usual power of the Nash Six with Sooreoder' 31855 videre, L., writes: “I am pleated to state J. McCabe and Rev. W. J. Reynolds 4 & Foley Kid: il i . sch childre der E R x mel vl e ton,? Tiifomels | of Lishon, whe school children under| Perfected Valve-In-Head Motor. Twos Passenger jown, and w was down 1 had 10 crawl up the S 3 Ao 5 - = 5 oadster . . $1490 by e kins g, and lec s were giv 'z‘;'.'g-eh"‘r‘?'g»“;;'.’?hh?%""v?:nl.-'z::::: b; g b:l‘l“.d. “'l|:h»(.x(nm‘!’-)“;>' nmn\‘-zm;m} e It 18 pleasmg in appearance, com- Seven«Passonger aad better in every way. general health i decorated by little girls, all de- . . aite maroved. T comand dalbemmily Tooom | Scondants of soldiers: Rose Crumb | fortable, quiet and economical of Cor ... $1640 oyl gy Fidacy Filla to all cuflering inths | Rita Mailhotte, EliZabeth Staford, .\n-] f l ¢ 6 : Seven-Passenger The pride and rists i e Hovlss Clanee e | uel. It has more than fulfilled the Sedar. .. . $2575 Sray, Vivian McLaughlin, Marjor 5 P sl DR. F. C. JACKSON |30, oriesuanebnmn, " ™" | expectations of those familiar (5 e FAR sreath given by A. A. Young was| ° : . o % Sdas DENTIE T R e with the high manufacturing abil- ot 73 Rk Blanche Montzomery. 2 b : s = SEs ot T e ity of the Nash organization. —_— Removad to 715 Main 3t, Willimantis | persons in the Congregational vesiry | - - = Hours—$ a. m % 8 ». m. Phong 44 | Grace was by Rev. Albert Donnell . and America was sang. Cold meat,! baked heans, salmon, potato salad | JAY M. SHEPARD [‘fl(‘klPS‘ rolls, ; e uT‘l:] coffee :\er:-! S h l S ; B i S i O chool Street Garage Mrs. W. R. Burdick, Miss Idella Young, i i arguerite B Miss u»\'l 3 THE H. C. MURRAY CO. |6 Norts 5. ‘Wil .5 5.1, 70 TELEPHONE1SL - DANIELSON, CONN. o Laura Jodoin, Mrs. E. B. Cheney i dy Aweistant Tel conn A. W. Harris and Mrs. G. H. Thornto *etlon | ohiie dining room was in cha ¢ H. Hiscox and the waltre Advantage Found at Laet. . Fugene LeClair, Miss o - KHLOUREY el ¥ ::th- nl loo.kab r, Either, The Columbus Citlzen hes made a L X Pr coll, M‘_ 31({‘:! \\‘ ox, Ars. i like the doctor ord Langlais, 2 w. att. | Vs e—— real discovery. “A short man lookt Misses Bthel Fiske, 1da Guillotte, Mar- 5 #w.the only person in the community up,” it remarks, “sees farther thnnl: FUNERAL-RIRRGHGRY 7AND. £V gueritsc Bliss, Josie Cotter, Sadie Nfi cure for bad colds. | tall man looking down."—Boston Tran. GALMERS Tagmopman, Mev Driscoll. Agnes Brick ’ i i i ey, elen Gray, oJsen e a and k . - seript. §6 Unisn St Willimantie, Cann. | \iT, ¥F'C Wobster, During the serv = . 7 ; - Phone 29 ! S — ilady Assistant) ing of the dinner Miss Isabelle Moodle furnished piano music and as the fa-