Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 26, 1919, Page 10

< . POETRY SNTHE PEACE TEMPERAMEN 444t has mere than once Zeated that the wartime wpirft yhould be mainiuined syndtéate' ¥ Ireltations of peace.) Do~ ot “wutic ‘or_iook so New London, July 25—The board | $1800 and RS i e ] e e, I e The hoant | ropurtionataly 1w p:m: : { ; : : Btk T« : A K 7 : il In.a irain, that s pa and sclentific study of increasing [June 11 the present owners. o!-ud m . . ‘ water supply of the city of New |Property o the city, for: m-y 3 3 Papp s A . ; A Bion, asked the court of common'|ins that this = d ¢ b X Dui vivaci sy ‘sing s "' D ye z ; ! ; A (S Sew Gom to approve the recommenda- | them of ol o W] or i thers for the issuance ds e th M 3 gf bonds for the | City Tor $45.000. "The water from Mo re is a strike, an of Bogue's brook, so-called, | | : 1 e t ded | ler's pond would ‘haye’tosbe’, to v . { < £q, b % b%e » R e i 1t wasd ?';‘ke fnn%r;:’u;“onnfl‘ St & EombE mot |- ; BLEACHED PILLOW CASES e AR otit that showed a water | less than- ’ s 2 * 2 agiow, a survey o] b S emhu-h e o |- B B Made of a splendid grade of muslin, A eXEiTim e cfl and it.was -resalved to defer |, b in two desirable ‘sizes, 43 by 38% et roposed reservoir to be eighty P vimg n capacily of §212,000,000 |‘action, and refet the matter to & spe- ) ore T2 an alevation of 204 | cal commitiee for investigation and 3 X 5 and 45 by 38%. Value 63c_each. <ringa on water Sua o geavite|report. The mayor was authorized to { : Rt ; o f ke Eonomes: theeugh & pipe | appoint a. committee of four for the SATURDAY SPECIAL 50c | A purpose Mr. Neilan has a bunch of v i een a r, s sieciat of ihe bt and n - : : BLEACHED TURKISH. TOWELS | Do nof grumiie o- « the reverse ous approval of the board. and i :‘}'E“PES nm;lua VDlul:: 'Dfi l‘l‘l‘bnl“'hy members certainl: id-r it the e committee ougl o mal vor- ~ e 4 vols § ou shonld bubble r ot Plan possibie for the extonsion of | able report for the Miller's pohd deal, ? Rlorinin mies’ TOWEL (wlch: dons. TOU Saghter, and these will be at the dissopal of S heavy, double-thread nap. Regu~ a to.r e water service. This_commendable proposition was| UL WIS L Ll e posed by Alderman Jeremiah Lyons, h mmittee ougl n- - an-at- | vestigate and see to it that the best|leap and sush a committee of inves- the fourth yard. and Alderman-at 5 gh-sthe neat {leap and ) wieti ) Hoster e ieE B s Ftapateick of the Fifth ward,|interests of the city are safeguarded, TSe gemtlemen, who are not in po- |and in so doing take just a little stock | should investigate, and not be gulded on 1o know what is best for = the|in the information that can be given |Py' any prejudice against the water { O N e e "Sfimers | them by the experienced water eom- |board created by parties that have in- y el md in preference. ‘This opposition |missioners. This Miller's pond ‘mat-[terest in the sale of Miller's ' pond. ’ Men’s Furnishings The sesult of a letter semi to each |ter was threshed out pretty thorough- |This pond proposition has been § Do not frown mber of the council by Edward S.|lv twenty or more years ago, and it is | Worked adrojtly through the chamber Deplrhnenl But TCiAtTES ut leynrass your de ilan, who seems to be intensely in- | respectfully suggested that the. com-|Of commerce and now the work is. di- p } pond, re- |mittee deive into the investigation [fected at the court of common coun- v b ' P T LISLE UNTON e, wohuckle the committee. ______ASK YOUR DEALE: 3 : h : : larly sold for 2oc. SATURDAY SPECIAL Z5c sted in se il i 'S e e cnee “iom- | made at the time and which was not |¢il. The people have faith in the hen risking s ed in the main of residents of|favorable to Miller’s pond as a source|honesty, the integrity and the com- SUITS .o That you jees upa - esterly, and perhaps Mr. Neilan|of water supply. This information|Detency of the water board, amd it Just remark with a J s be their local agent. or he may|can be found in the council records of | would be difficult to find any un- Short’ sleeves and ankle lengths. Zor tho' Dast ‘e Anancial interest in the Miller's |that period, perhaps. If not. the files|biased person in the city who ever % to %o, . . .Cheerior ey of the local newspapers might be con- | thinks that any member of the board y izes 34 to 50. 4 R A * would favor any proposition to in- . . v SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.69 Tt you vie wit aris nemariabla Surely he shows unusual interest. |sulted. . = crease the water supply unless they e o Tax aa to dlecredit tho board| A . member of the apuct of cammen isfied atter study 2 . water commissioners throush the | coundil, when that Miller's pond mat- | peososiion was Tor oo best tatorem AT Al .Iw‘ 's | HA LF-PRICE ATHLETIC UNION SUITS ok , Worth $1.50 (1t is blic print, and urge the council 0 o a5 before the council long ago, i kt y st i s b = »|of the city. e of the I ic- ke no stock in the recommendations | o ‘intercsted enough to make an in. | grninics that goben B B And yghen B 15 g igation on his own account. He|woodpile. Strictly Summer ts for strictly Su weather in pleasing les color- The famous “Rocking Chair" make oo BTEIUDLEY ¢ e TR E styles and rou can't find . pentent of the board. He evidently | VeStiZation on his own scoquut ~He Heves that Aldermen ILyon and|yisited the pond. and found it to be| ', she city of Morwich the bull was 5 5 o Aam Aiiaien: THeSmost) comtoriatis M nr e B tzpatrick. and some other members | Practically dry. a sort of Merehy PaS |taken Dby the horns in the Sunday ings, and at prices considerably lower than you would have found earlier in the = il least _vou can sa are more familiar with | {RT28¢ Jand_ This 0o St e | moving picture matter and it was de- and satisfactory. 'Also other makes - Cheerio e city in the matter of | ity soMclont fo deserve the |fnitely decided tnat these Sunday season. [ i et v, T the commissioners | s 3 ® | evening entertainments would be per- of e quality. i s v name of pond. and that is not infre. X o have made the sublect careful [[ELL Shit the”quality of the water | mitted, although the vote to permit PRETTY COTTON DRESSES BATHING CAPS SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.10 TO WY STIN nEN i is like unto that in Lake Brandegee, » 2 On reading a & In ooposition to the Miller's pond |unfit for domestic purposes. and mot | DUt is effective just the same. In the IN VALUES FROM $10.98 TO $15.00 25c and 50c Apiece should be sold.by weig B e D | e taionn Tocomotives. Tt was s |common comncil voted to grant the Dainty Drosses for Women and: Misses in medium, light Attractive additions to any bath. A T s syt L 320,000, 1t |misiake for the oity fo -have purs|Same permission, but in so doing left and dark Voi inghams of best quality, in checks 7 95 or swimming costume an AR B 5 ERhoanced Teat e Westerly | chaced Lake Brandegee. and perhaps|the matter open for agitation ~and and plaids; and all in designs which are most clever shown in a splendid variety of Wash ‘Goods Department ease Lh King o N 1tls Wi - i subsequent action. The corporation pretty models. - i pis ovum In the fa itus well to rd against a similar : MIXED LOT OF COLORED Look th miciake. Th#: are men living who |counsel advised that the council had ¥ Hoventy drams of talr dis Shbw Whit brousht b 2| authority to grant the permit. but Bt WASH GOODS Art thou worth thy J Children Cr Ot RO it aubas. | oblection s ficd that the matter wil GINGHAM DRESSES AT THE LOWEST PRICE . bupse y i y aze of that Lodv of water subse: | obiection is fled thal, the magier, vl e : ! % CHARMING VOILE St Cut the cackles speaic FOR FLETCHER'S auently named e Tal 2 b R e B St aid Ginghams in some of the prettiest colorings, and a Wi thou bear the volk Brandegee. Tl 1 Novwieh few white and colored Voiles make up an assortment which 4 50 BLOUSES “] This lot comprises solid color Elsewise, ask me little: ru ASTORIA it is very well to look before you| There are many in every city who SeRIURC MR WERL SN SSURERRR\ umHecnriced. Cet, b Only $2.00 Voiles, Sherelene, Skirtings, etc. Thoo, to compass lens are strongly opposed to the commer- Y P Rt e, L e o Crisp_Vailes, SATURDAY Need 0 lemeiner cializatfon of Sunday and the Sunday i i movies do that little thing, and the $5.98 WASH SKIRTS FOR $3.00 round and NOVELTY VOILES real beneficiaries are those who re- W 2 In fine and in ornamentation 3 ey 1o ns rore Smartly designed Skirts, clean cut and well tailored, and they are . i TH Sonct o LR e et R made of a good cotton gabardine. These splendid Skirts $3 00 . ORILEOTLLHS Midiery- 27-inch Voile in stripes and figures. HUMOK OF E liable to be objections to the council we are showing in regular and extra sizes. . The kind we sell for 29¢c a yard. Bachelor (chirpily)—We how's everything? action, and then. under the law, ref- meeting. == SMART SMOCKS SATURDAY SPECIAL 1% e ey - erence will be made to city dney . Bullet! Those who object are wondering how WOMEN’S JERSEY .BATH!NG SUITS Only $2.48 n:: Syancy the bill got by .Governor Holcomb, oo Mg s Bt o By IN VALUES TO $7.98 Voiles and fine Ramie in the i Wl o Powell—Well, who want ‘ : made such strong reference to -the bt o i, N D t 3 i sanctity of the Sunday However, il j mo: esirable ' col B"'fl!l, trim- eckw ~, e § Wedelighti 3 the law is given local option and if T o wllly lie. . best. med with contrasting” colors ear Departmen! anyway 7—Cartoons Maga eael nrepair- a community does not want moving s = make up the assortment. ory . Howard—My wife is aw H insth ".g bles?’ pictures Sunday evening it is not com- try it, and know what fresdom;of movement: really eVUNV | attractive. Values up to $3.48. VESTEES ing—always makes a virt B mngthose ‘“‘incurables. pulsory under state law. Yalued from $2.50 to $5.50 sity. . p irs¢ Lond 2 Coward—Mine beats B ot e T e e e Besutitul Vestees in oire, tn | o SOUATE oF ks 1 £ made on an 8-months considered as being fully representa- Madras, in Pique—beautitul bits bt “Do know anything 8 guaranteed adjust- tive of the citr. The free-and-easy £ & bandry. Mrs. Malaproy =z B method of doing business is perhaps women's wear in designs and color- “Well, indeed 1 do. 1 = ment basis. & worthy of emulation, as it gives the daughters to Ann Arbor a g < members opnortunity t» see their ing most attractive. bands fer them all.’—Mic L We undoubtedly can o Semeielpen e e SATURDAY SPECIAL sorie T 2 put new life into it and and would not be toie atcd o HALF PRICE m“::;,d’:"fmy"'!"_’f’j,"‘ 4 g country debating =0 ic - % sptecithisn o380k make it g“’e you an being debated when there is no ques- 4“ g :“m”"‘"‘”}, b By A other season’s service. tion before the body for action. Soine ) s150 TO 8250 VES LEE Moy KR 2o member 1008 up and S soi 4 ¢ g i a It will cost little to have ought to be dcne in the w:y of pub. P COLLARS AND CUFF S quirer. g ¢ that I can ook 3 cp slae oil- lavatorizs, another finas fault w ; SATURDAY SPECIAL 4% I'm sorry that I c us look it over; a slight a the noise of a manufa::-ax ccon | N shortcake,” said the gue: justment may make it right. near nis comicile. ancthor cotap ains ner_table. ¢ , P s f the siiooting Of crad in a puhi “So am 1" replied the Don’t stay away if it doesn’t bappen to bea USL—we Sein mogter fells h o counciErsva 3 wasted jusi about 80 ¢ carry a complete line of parts for every make of battery. trees ;¢ injured ¥ Moz trn ; 72} 4 Toilet Goods Department De: s F res Fress nio trem. an : 53 “What is the trouble stan o tF is mor . # ik on | COLGATE'S NATURAL SOAP St o ticlbois matter OLSEN & MORSE e il D e B Five odors. Sells for 15c a_ ecake. “What is the trouble” re b s the ters are na c-operly pre | sniffing gues hy, 1 21 Willow Street sented for action in the form of SATURDAY SPECIAL 10c Lot Gtk s & T - vote: That is a reason why the ce: 5 AW, s me a thre: ear onel"—Tow Telepho::> 1057-2 sions of the council are of long durx- | i DERMA VIVA LIQUID ‘I hope,” she remarked * tion and but very little real business N BEAUTIFIER e ek tha miew dianit TR L In three shades. Regular G50c had just placed on her Mayor Morgan is advecating a mu- |§ Wi = i e Dot imisation nicipal plant for the manufacture of S M ll A Cl P . “No,” he answered' frank fce 5o that the necessary commodity t SATURDAY SPECIAL 3% st expensive imitatior s e D ummer 1imery osing rices Yo Tomion St Bt than a cent a pound. the price that WAX PAPER Husband (at _dinner) now prevails in New London. That is For putting up lunches is 1 egular banq R S SEEant A IE 16 coutd Bh oas UNTRIMMED HATS FINAL CLEARANCE OF OUR LARGE STOCK OF ATineey E S e v A SIosoRE down: 4o ried out satisfacterily, but there is In val . UMMER A e e nicipal ownership cr municipal man- | uality and style are both ex- . A TR o agement of matters of public inte: All Hats Which Were Formerly $6.00 to $7.50 oo Boston Transort it Tesdlt e Bdes cellent, and this small lot should SA' Notion D oes.— B serip Teee vt TEEIS it Dol e F i i TURDAY otion Department - = getting ‘something cheaper when un- < LEINE] + 5 o1 - dez municipa: control than otherwise. rly and select the one you ONLY - KLEINERT GEM SHIELDS KA[E!DOSCO They-may. but very few stop to con- . There are about fifty Hats in this lot. Fifty handsome Hats in white, In size 3—Regular price 40c Raltimore has the disti sider (e octual cast to the city and wani dlight biue, old rose, and a few dark colors, made of hemp, milan, lace SATURDAY SPECIAL 350 | being the home of the f at meins afic people who X tin. Si i t church pay tae fi There is municipyal For 98c and $1.98 T T Pk liranonc il sDIn ane Louly. wendSrul Size 4—Regul fce 43 A : ownessp et! management of the = . gular price 43c Lake Erie produces mo SATURDAY SPECIAL 38c square mile ‘than any M| water in t Pennsylvania has more than any other state, L s the greatest D There_are now ing in .Buffalo, pol vital statistics estimi just conditions that will terminate the Strike and bring return of trolley ac- - commodations. He has called confer- ences of the executives of the Plant Fer indoor target Sotate, "owners of the company. the o EITeLE o mood board of directors, officers of the by a spring has bLeen pate company and representatives of the B deposiPot: ahnbidee carmen’s uinon, and_even went as far 5 BP9 ety 2 to ask Governor Holcomb to call & f W& g 7 ; LA e special session of the general assem- : & Sl ochisiallen ’ A o New ndon-Groton ferry. eal Opportunities [ s . way, either as alderman or mayor. is 3RING IN YOUR COLEO SOAP COUPONS AND HAVE THEM REDEEMED HERE using his very best endeavor to read- to let them slip throu i Bly to give the trolley company needed shp s gh.your fingers. If you are going |(XlicY “ie Tew reatizes the actual iEXaslbardely: put baydud : mednmy F this Fall, now is your opportunity | sondition that existe ang in true man- the hands of the Germans sav least 30 cent. All i ia [ltre ‘more promptly_than he id : Thero are only 3.000 taxi e per t. factory Pprices on Furnis || tre. oven more T of Niantlo when | igme: Thie les o e s Dits \mith the pastor. Service in the]ricous shower at thé home of Mr. and| youns peopleienjoved the evening with | streots of London (oda ture have advanced 25 to 50 percent. within the last 90 |he was an active member of the Con- | Waman's Work in the World's Re- Mrs. John Lee, in anticipation of her|Singing and dancing. . Among those |with 9.000 in 1511 On T et - 5 nectieut National Guard and tentmate | Jemption. 4 marriage that Is soon to take place n| BFeSSnL ‘were the Misses Tva Babcock, | owning 3,000 idle cars refy days. We anticipated this big advance in prices and ||of the now Congressman Freeman |“A™X™y g z e PLAINFIELD 8 E | Rose Beaudry, Edith Bertwistle. Flor- | ate them because the zovernme Mayor Morgan succeeded in getting | B o Moy B et | G AR England. Miss Iredale plans to sail| ence Butterworth, Helen Gallup, Ev-|not pérmit it to charge ing 11 a. m. subject. The Conscien- rett A. Greene of Lockwood | for her native country early in Au-|elyn Hudson, Margaret Krauss, lsa- |25 cents a mile tion that look a form of arbitration ooked £00d | broqching, § p. m. Subject, The Elev- will take place in the latter part of| Edith Peterson. The following mar- | bought a big stock of all kinds urniture and Floos 1 tatives t ee to|iF - of F it n || the trolley representatives to azree to|tious Debtor. Sunday school at noon.| Greeme Co. Bosion was in town on|SUSt and if all goes well her wedding | belle Moodee, ~Florence ~Ondenidouk | iRt Tt ety | Besia allways, th | Coverings before the prices advanced. We not only filled i, O e |wnth Commanuak = evrrw..o 1 g aces, Thuraday. that month or early in September. One! ried members of the club also were | Wioiinn . eeeesiail e E P < oty ed o . enry 1. Dodge of the U. . S. Wii- gk gaptember., One bers he club ‘also were | pipling, -espeeially the our store o its capacity, but we rented additional ‘ware- J|mayor tola them in plain terms that|Francis pastor. Hminttc ifn' At March ek Ateriuatustt| Lo, 10 NCTow O [h0 SYERIOE Was the | predent Mrw Lawrence ‘Drasher . of tich 1a squipped itk 28 sentatior sl inted boal,| Baltit, Mfs. John Gailap and Mrs. Carl el el It The strike continues the strikers| At the Greeneville Congregational|vice. is on leave this week. : ¢ house space and filled that, too. As a result; we have a [|are responsible for the situation. Even | church, Sunday . morning the. usual| Mrs. A. C. Tilinghast and daugnt. | SqTESOUSIY decorated, which contain-| Mathewson: baghe Baagur ot S big stock bought at old pri T E then he told the strikers that he was|preaching service will be held. The ter. Miss Dorothy, were in Providence|of rne elun snd oiher (oienge onm 9 prices, and as long as our present J|ready to serve them in any possible|pastor's subject will be Rest and Its| Thursday. o e A e WO | Middrete For (ke first | way that was fair in bringing the|Attainment Through Faith. Sunday J6hn: Nolun hak Fetumned atten! Solget ware. saversl eibroienas Haon | the Lotore 5P 1ok mhotoin® n -y ! al postofice, the stock lasts we are going to give our customers the benefit J|strike to an end. school at noon. visiting relatives in the sea e canals s estima magk Officihl returns of t r New Yook city|towels, a Madeira embroidered do number. of money orders issued during | of our early buying. Neglected rtuniti ect upo: At the Federated Church, R Dan-|°"j fackensack, W. J. Madeira napkins, a Nipvon . china Nayjgation, Depuriment of ¢ 5 » o el ties reflect upon SUNDAY SUBJECTS el Trick, pastor . Motning | service| oL OllOTInE the ‘example of the siores|sugar howl and creamer. A Wallace | the YeAT ran over the 20,000 mark. the | for the Ascal Sear abded yvr your good judgment. theme, Christian Knowledge and ' Ita| iarcy Lurby and Joseph Vailiamcourt| Nutting picture. a Lamson picture, | report of Postmaster Daniel J. Me. |show. that on that d A The subject of the Christian Science | Attainment. Bible 5chool, 11.45; C.| near ana mill clobe each Tromidan ig |20d several cut glass pleces. During | Carthy for the fiscal year closing June | merchant mar.ne cown; Don’ it il meeting in the Thayer building will be E, 6.20. Evening service subject for | ernoon. d o it ursday aft- | the evening lemonade, wafer: ice | 30 showins a total of 20,812 orders is- | mately 200 vbaeT 't wait next week or next month but come to J|Truth- sermon, The Rejected King. Mrs. R. e wulamer. cream and candy were served. The |sued. gross tons.. Detailed return At the Chursh of the Gosd Shep. |'D: THCK will be:the Jeater Miss Hazel Laurer, who recently re- Bttt Sars 2 torned, frous Bridgenect, has, just com- = celveft, will bt mgteriatly ch our store today, while our stock is complete. Select what herd, Universalist, Rev. Joseph F.| At the Central Baptist church ser.|Pleted a special course in nursing and Cobb will preach on the subject. Lives | vice, 10.30 a. m. Rev. Clarence M. Gaj. | Was gradtated from Bridgeport Gty figure you e make a delivery October 1st, or ||That Help. . Tup "of Providence will presch. See:|hospital about three weeks ago. Mice . Pr, F - | Canton 25 'yéara ag whenever you wish. At the United =Congregational |vice in Italian at 10.45. Rev. J. W.|Laurer is now visiting at L. _W. THAT REMINDS, ME A L it roie 1 e church, Rev. Alexander H. Abbott,|Carlevale. Sunday school at noon. B,|Cleveland's on Plainfield street. purposes. Today -ihere are pastor-elect, will preach at the|Y. P. U. at 6.30 and evening service,| A number of voung people motorsd|f PHONE 1311 JEWETT BUSINESS SCHOOL, THE MULTIGRAPH SHOP | cows Of forejan breeds. anc morning_ sefvics T.30, serimon by Rev. C. M. Gatlup. | to Norwich Thuceday evening to ni- (| for facsimiie typowritton letters. "Folding ietters "addressing: seaiing, || Bufalors kbt ccisi e & Trinity Epioopal. church - thare tend the Moose carniy: The car amping, envelopes, and ‘mailing at a nominal charge. Filling in on let- e Hongkong, Ds Farm 4 At Mt. Caivary Baptist church,|strike has helped the jitney service|f ters, a specialty. Qariek in Victoria and Kow a_total of 1,200 cows, der I'be holy communion at 9.30 a. m..|renching all wil ) and morning praver and sermon at|jrC gl R All day by the pastor. Rev.|materially. Besidas the inconvenience Public Stenog-upllen—offiee Supplies the Ch o 3 : on the Chinese 130.30 a. m. _The ‘Rev. Theodore D. 5 1,3 M. sublect|to mill people from Moosup, Central Marting of Worcester, will ofmeigte. | God’s Armor. At 1215 p. m. bap-| Village and Jewett City, laborers, car- | | ‘We simplify work in your office, give you SATISFACTORY ' SERVICE, || ©0r the sale or 3 A Ty MRSt Epithenel ;l:i;\’F‘fllplfxn: chfl;fi;ni;nfie’;zfi:ofl penters. plumbers and their respective |} AND DELIVERY ON TIME. ¥ 2 S P P U R S/ < = 2.45 p. m. ‘oremen, the contract e Al - A £ ;'.""e-:' Rfv E. A. Legz, pastor. Sun-|6.30 p. m, led b Mrs. Fannie Jack-|Iaswten M"Rlsv Mve“;:; t;"";’:‘e l,:wtt:; Business Houses furnished with efficient office help free of charge. Type- || Manchester y_morning sermon by the _pastor.|son and Mrs. Mary J. Brown. At|vehicles between Norwich and Waure: || Writers to Rent. fce of any-¥ind ts B Eundn “"'5“’; ukAlvz o'clock, Epworth |7.45 p. m., subject, Fortune Telling. gan, where Mr. Torrance has an- - B Oifice R 308 sale by locaf ¢ A eo2gue At 6.30. Avery Stanton, lead-] At the Preston City. Baptist church,| othe rcontract. usiness ogm, # iy gy 3 d during hot . spe service at 11 o'clock. Rev. “members, Miss| of Groten will: exchangs. pul- mw her & miscells- oo - AT e o By pits Y Rev. F. W. Tholen, pastor, Wednesday evening the M. M. ciub Thayer 'Building, 3 i - -~ Norwich, Conn. the fcé ‘thif s being used