Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 6

Smith’s Pharmacy, inc. STROPS And they are LEATHER—the REAL stuff 69c and $1.19 A few of the handsomest HORSEHIDE STROPS you ever SAW or FELT. $2.39 The genuine IMPORTED Djer-Kiss Talc 35¢ Horlick’s : MALTED MILK Large size ...... $1.00 50c Small size ....... Made in FRANCE We have the BEST PHOTO SERVICE in PROFESSIONAL handling of AMATEUR films. can PROVE it. OUR SPECIAL COFFEE 45¢c Ib. Kil] that nasty little SUMMER COLD with SMITH'S WHITE PINE COMP. 35¢ Still UNSURPASSED in QUALITY and PRICE | | All PRESCRIPTIONS are REGISTERED MEN. No SU sort is permitted. by COMPETENT BSTITUTION of any 4 205 MAIN STREET FRANKLIN SQUARE NORWICH, CONN. Smith’s Pharmacy, he. | The Hill, are gr: a few tically the trolley few day visitors and the shops at "WESTERLY summer residents of Watch Pleasant View and Weekapaug | adually returning home and in | weeks these places will prac- close for the season. Due to strike, most of these peo- !ieutenant in the marine corps. a graduate of Cornell. Narragansett commandery of erly will be largely represented th triennial conclave of the encampment of Knights the next Sund morning in Templar He is West- at the spe il | | | ple were seriously inconvenienced. | e United States Shilas | o « | d States to be held in Phila- especially during the period when the | deiphia mext week. The Vestory oo’ cars were not in operation. and ini 1 unite with the Providence addition there wero —comparatively | und Newport commanderies and | shores in several instances were kept | s a section of the Colonial | open at a loss and none did a reaif express running through to Philadel- | profitable busine: in_comparison | phia without change. The Westerly | with former seasor When the trol- | party will return Friday evening. i ley cars resumed running it was (0o 2 | late to retrieve the ordinary summer| Jhe committee appointed by the | JRISto ey Sirike o re.|South Kingston Veteran Firemen’s as- sponsible for the condition, and with | S0¢iation 10 inquire as to the arrange- | D ltant Toos o e Aompany | ments that could be made with the | there is doubt whether there will be | iN8ston fair management to have the any winter service on the Watch Hill| (9mPetitive playout with the Westerly 3 Veteran Firemen's association made e report Wednesds s Sl o The only beneficiaries of the strike| (fROIt Wenesday night. It was de-| are the owners of motor 'buses, al-|jssg. e Ao sanicing. con- thoush the service rendered was un. | (par o, @ Jater date, to be selected in| satisfactory. These 'buses were not| 'C Near future operated on schedule time, in many| Narragansett council, No. 21, K. of | instances they would not start from|C. has clected these officers: Thoma either end of the line without a full|Uurtin, grand knight: George Chap-| | complement of passengers. Still there|man. ' chancellor; James Spellman | were some people who persisted in | financial secretary: "James Donohue. | paying a higher fare on e 'buses | recording secretary; Charles L. Purtill than prevailed on the trolley cars, and | {reasurer: Joseph T. Murphy, lecturer: | have by this action lessened ‘harles Mullady, musician ard | { chances of trolley service during Butler, warden; Joseph Murray, inside | g e, | Walter' B. Higgins, outsids | Daniel Murray, Joseph Mc- | Mrs. Martha Moore Avery, presi aditors. | of the Catholic Truth Guild of| The council voted to have an ou i on, and David Goldstein, secretary ke at Barnes' Pol of the guild. will iver addresses | F pond, Sept. 21 | | throughdut Rhode TIsland, bes | Thursday and ending next Thu | LocatigE Sebhicx Goldstein will deliver a_general | Scallops and oysters are now serv- Mrs. Avery will {cd in local restaurants. of ‘Democracy he funeral services of Franklin | meetings will be held as Tollows Surdick, Civil war veteran, former | Thursday, Sept ey Falls: |of Westérly, w@® died in Rhode | today (Friday), Saturday, | and hospital, were held Tuesda { Randal nday. | Providence. ~Burial was at Poc | Wester < par hebe Greene Ward Chapter, D | Providence sday. Woonsoc R, has been invited to participat Wednesday Pawtucke Thursday, | ihe celebration of Lafayetie Da tember 6, at the Winnesauket Golf | club. Woonsocket | Baatraer wi howe | Six-Principle Baptist Conference of |1ana Gibson Rhode Island, a three davs session lathe ‘amonat commenced on Wednesday with the It church at Waile's Corners, Richmond Ve payment, $57 e o 5 Austin J., Son of Mr. and Mrs. John | Robert A. Rowe l.os is to take 4 con e of stu Distribut n R Isl- St. ary’s eparatory A Buren, Maine | nee Peacs. Dale went to New York c $302.000: Pawtu 292,000; Woon > meet his r. Mis: | socket, $130.000 $145 230 Stanton, j returned from Providence 50: Westerly, | ce. where she was engaged in ¥ |$106.750. Cranston, 0 A. service, | Falls, $49.000; Saviesville The activity of the Connecticut | $30.750 ce in Pawcatuck put ) cowardiy ussaults and > tre ke e financis Sech Lt ymlx(n" w put = Edward A. Thompson, 78, esident | gition fit for B Tha aine e day in the Rhode Pleanint Vies 1864, In March of the I | reentisted in the Hanc o highways a | ticipated. Ilis most prized possession e e — — S —— {mas the blouse he wore in ihe iirs Fanny Sutcliffe of Co ' —— e L Battle o 3u tu = i Miss Dorothy Ande SALEM ot R Ll i S S "d to her home in F o s at the| Governor Beeckman a arry P.| “Robert Patterson, of the T = & | Bilin Fox. aig [GroNs Feyresthiel RHONS d at the| Minnesota, is here on leave for ihe s ? for their for 4 nation monument to Theodore Atbert Pucker and ey al ch The death of Edward S. Hoyt, Clark, fr v s & Senday neman last Ma es Captain and Mrs. Augustine Dale & 1 4 Jawsui L Ca n. have returned er b M on Ronald were and Fdward Ho. ag: visit at the home of Captain ew s nday \utomatic Telephone father, Joseph Daley pruce hrough Attorney John J. Dunn. | street ction - With rod and i e a° bass that of| " Anastasia_Donohue, daughter of 2 week their | Mirs. John F. Denohue, of Brooklyn who has been vis her g other, Mrs. Mary Donohue t work lor s, fell while at i Tuesday, and fractur r See For Yourself! 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Near the Post Office arm nce that resulted death iotal enroliment | The Italians of Westerly will be|of Westerly is 1688. | permitted to parade Sunda: Oy 2, | John Fitzg d of Stafford lin celebration of Columbus has returned home after visi | town council has denied the petition |aunt, M Ernest Cushman, |6r' 5 @ance in the ‘open. far rexioverd | Street ' Stoningto ana f | trom the business centre, and to seil | Pawecatuck | ice cream, cand ruit and soft drink The schools of. Westerly, in This led one of the petitioners to the high school, resumed ses: | the I the unanswered question: | Wednesday. In . consequence E he difference, from 4 legal|was a marked increase in_ visi | f water € reading room of the Wes; | brary in the late afternoon. o stores| Mr. and Mrs. Denison H the town on | started Thursday fo their cludin ons the inckley winter : | home in the Isle of Pines, sailing from | Miss Elizabsth Lyon Champlin, | New York | ghter of Dr. and Mrs. John Cham Former State Senator Addison .| and Francis Cur Lathrop of| Munroe been elected chairman of Wayne, Pa.. were marri fair p committee for ZLinode evening at § o'clock in_Chris Island ¢ ; pal church by Rev. Willlam <atc Elias, whose name is not in the | liams, rector of the parish directory. is the second woman to | of honor was Miss Frances Cl granted a licensé to operate n pul | the bridesmaids were Miss ervice automobile in W Ty Depew, Miss beth Stewar 1 th Hoxie was the firs | Miss Katherine Brown. with Mrs engagement is announced | ert 2dmond, all classmates of the Miss Christine F. Krebbs of Westerly | when she aftended Miss Porter's sct o Daniel W. Wells of Springfield |1 rmington. Conn e best man| Mass | was William Lathrop, brother of the| Service men, army and navy. are groom cnrolling in the lobby of The Rhode |~ One thousana in ons were sent|island for membership in Merrfll post | gut for the church ceremony and | American Lezion, for the reception a home of the| The late David L. McLaren carried bride’s parents in Granite street | 1ife insurance to the acount of $14.000. _The bride has been active in Red| William H. Casey, administrator. has Cross work, was a member of the mo- | succeeded in settling with creditors of tor corps, organizer of the Westerly|the Sutcliffe estate on the basis of 20 Scouts. She took an active part|cents on the dollar. | in anl charitable and patriotic move-| More the hundred out of town | ments during the war guests attended the Lathrop-Champlin Mr. Lathrop is in the general con-|wedding Thursday evening. ing business with his father in! Ired Steward, Mrs. Willlam Steward ne and during the war served as|and daughter Myra of New London [F]reoncuoncuc DIRECT ATTENTION TO A SHOWING OF Distinctive Shirt Waists for the dimity, early Autumn season. Tailored Waists of vofle or with smart correct collars and zood fitting cuffs, also novelty cotton Waists, meeting the requirements of women who usually shop in the metropolis. Aside from the way these waists are made, the materials attract a great deal of attention and are strong enough to stand endiess trips to the laundry and good hard wear—they may be had At a Modest Enough Price Please come and see them for vourseif. 342 WASHINGTON STREET Near Backus Hespital. ; K] onononoucucuononoucua [K] ; Timball’s Textile Shop o] [=| orcnoncuonc These are the standard apron Gingham—the best that are made. and at our orice an excellent value. for Fall and Winter use. Bates Dress Gingham 39c a Yard. A household word, know that you are getting value received inch you buy. plaids, checks, September 2nd to 8th Gingham has come into its own. There is no cotton fabric capable of the many uses, and possessing so much style as Gingham.. Th= colorings are beautiful and varied, and the combinations of colors almost without number. For your own Autumn Dresses, and for school dresses for the little girl Gingham is just what you need. AMOSKEAG AND LANCASTER. APRON GINGHAMS—27 inches wide—25c a Yd. When you hear “Bate: you in every We have a complete line of the new seersucker stripes and solid colors. Width 27 inches. 32-Inch Zephyr Dress Ginghams 45c a Yard Some very beautiful and Anderson’s, hecks, Our showing Bates’ Plaids Zephyrs. in these, Ivanhoe, Particularly resting as there are so many ways the pretty pl, stripes and solid colors may be made up. is most complete. Wm. inte- ds, Buy n ow “Lad and Lassie” and “Endurance” Cloth—45c a Yard. As the names indicate these were woven particularly for children’s wear—and they wil wear, too. Both sturdy weaves are shown in handsome stripes, checks, plaids and sold colors. little h. vier than gingh. and 28 inches wide. 1921 Fancy Outing Flannel Special Price 29¢ As an item of special interest for Gingham Week we are going to sell this béautiful 35c Outing Flannel or only 29¢ a yard. It is 27 inches wide. and we sh: a considerable assortment of new designs. ow WOVEN CHEVIOTS IN NEAT SHIRTING STRIPES—Width 30 Inches—39c = Yard 1 4 | | | | | | wavs - What i» Going Un ionigat | Photoplays at the Dayls ion Pictures at Breed Theatrs. A 1& Pictures at Aud;tor | Treatie ng at the Maje Garden Fiefcher Post,- A an 1 eets at A b Stat AsS F in_Su Building. Mugh H. Osgood TLodse. No. & 0. F. M. U., meets in Pythian H ANNOUNCEMENT! There are several important matt to come up before the meatin Robert O. Fleicher post. Am Legion, at. the Army and Na this (Friday) evening. A large 2 tendance is looked for. Bentley Property on Elm Street Sold Through the agency of Frans Danohue Alvin C. B of Milf: Conn.. has =214 his propert at Xo. 13 Tlm stree Ch | Topliff. 1t is a three tenemr with improvements. and 1 property there is also ar = bullding Jot. The new owner hiys the property for an investme: Sale on Laurel Hill. Real Fstate Broker John A. Mor has sold: for Michael J. Murphs Samuel Crowe, a modern two-apa ment house at' No. 38 Summer stre The new owner who comes fromw of .town, will make hiz home th DAVIS THEATRE The programme at Da tod and Saturday: is one that every will enjov. both features are special productions and are aw above the ordinary photoplay. X Warner, the famou of iwo co tinents is seen in “The Pazan Go a..five part story of the Orie ' Warner in the role of PBrue thrope, an American diplomat who bécomes involved in the of a Chinese “Tong of Freed olutionary society which is m steal the .throne of Monzo begin to happen when Winth parently falls in love wit titul halt siren leader of - olution who has determined t - the voung Ame: as her co of Mongol'a. W has a diffic role in this product ut he por trays the charact erbly and Y mastar of tion. The other_feature has made dimples marka k n her latest Paramoun Lady of Red Butte story from any other has ever appeared plays the part of a weste all queen whose resourcefu only-saves the life of a min n. M restores his reason as wel c great climax comes an making a storr of bre intere and charm. You m t nreciate the wovk of this zreat st Treating "Em Rough M Sennett comedy that will send ¥ away with a smile. Better see th show today BREED THEATRE saing fa, =us i mark action in | Rt pleture. A Ros | mance.” which wiil be seen a | Breed theatre toda and Satur | day. . It is the B W gl g T | societ - e station is mearly completed. Tt is es society of ‘wate pecially fitted for women and juve- GLASGO <pec . I Newton avenue made a Riles z Glasgo Tall term of school began! H, H bemnse of more than $800, and the bene-| The 'bus operators rénning | Tuesday with Miss ldella Younsg in ihe FHizh. Rred property owners ed to bear | Pawcatuck and Groton are. ne senlor Toom and Miss Delia Malloy | wavs half the expense | to solicit passengers in [ s teantmane b The cider-makers of this section ex Miss Ruth Camvbell returned to her| se pe prosperous season |~ When John Barber of Bradford fell| office work Tuesday after a week's y Westerly Sp: war widows are|from a staging Thursday morning 1wo| vacatior ory. S ng rhment pensions. | ribs were broken and one lung was| Herbert Richardson s transporting = gt ot Eine o £ spwhica | ired school children from the Rixtown adis. . recen at Pleasant View e e Dostomee N, ofcenlinet it 1500 o 1 Tumto ementdbtiea| S e Fi o = | Mystie the dram h ter thar with four times | ederic ts of Westerly and Young of} most effectively i s A e oftey Bl Burdick's| Beesie Rarriscale There 1s a move to increase the pay ed Tuesday morning i B Barriscale of members of al police force. | e 4 ouaay i im “The Woman L Vesterly P he saw real| attended Dby Misses Cathe North Stoningten fixesact Grams < ce have N Nt oo Asnos: el st Delbre (Roberts: of h North ington "ot society he Westerly band gave a concert in| cester. i oo | v £ Vi o Snotner Sunday afte S0 1 Ry il UNUSUAL CAMERA EFFECTS Vil mive amother Sunday afternoon Neser tail a girl she is protty unloss | (riend falr A G PLAY : sy " poiice | vou intend to keep it up. Monday The detention police | vou inten o it ug | |, ¢ gemamiEs CeLa | ea’ ament the unsatisfactory atmos Pheric conditions prevaler Pz nd lg sald to be set a 'i\{h' by the ¢amera effects achleve d in " ~"r1": oana Tucker's screen product ' “Mother.” he sa to le itsel? Amirably aut ni¢ effects and striking panoran y George Loane T el al f advantage f did L Tural settings and pastoral beat ties OUR LINE OF BOYS’ SUITS AND KNEE PANTS IS dlesting as o tocale thy ot Dartmoor. Fngland. ma amous by “Torna . Doone’ and other widely COMPLETE IN EV DETAIL FOR STYLE read siojels, the Ame * hes secured a: series’ it are | oansidered . surpassingls +1 BOYS’ SUSPENDERS .............. AND QUALITY AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST BOYS’ SUITS, the latest styles and patterns $3.95 to $9.00 BOYS’ KHAKI BLOOMERS, Special, sizes 4 to 8 BOYS’ KNEE PANTS, Pair.............. 50c, 75c, §1.09 BOYS BLOUSES, Value $1.00 .. ................... T5c Special Values In Men's and Young Men's SUITS Always “More For Less”—Prices State This Fact THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE 3-5-7 Water Street—On Washington Square — Norwich | | . matter of artist’c locatiens and embracing 1g expanses £ tecture and ro! covered hy the eve of t ture camera. Mr, Tucke tion in Engiand hithertof suceeeded In securing s moon!ight effect, . exq and toned. Satd: te he ance .o ih are the sirik recourss nigh shot faken ' by Mr light burning in small cottage nestl dowed on either side by Dartmeor. The Craggy sifeer walls of surrounding fry. stand out as thoug: in clear sunlight. W house with lts shining loustiad olear 3 hor of clever add_greatlv to 1 The wx-ma Mntnars | ataw and sponsored is expected to et double Mo A new mark 1 stere ascopic photearaphy GOSHEN Miss Eva Curry is spending the wer 4¢ Bound Beach Mins Fthel Ra “riendn in T Wiliam ins Harriet of Noi Geer, urned after spending the week w friends here. T. Y. Rogiater of Ba dayw last week with frends her o Regisier took passage n- the sie ship Baltie from New York for © Jand Saturday at neon. He expects t be gone six months A number from union V. Pr 8. C. F. mesting held w {he.Borrah church Sundav evenine Arthur W. Lathron of Hariford wa home over:the week end A large buck with lo antlérs, also a hen = pheasant, among. wild game noted here one day recently. Seldom it is the case at yoar that.ihe river and 1 “einl'ensand noisy, owing ous raina. - Uotataes are rotting hadly and. the crop will evidently be a short ona ts time of solea are so to contin