Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1919 ‘This plan, he asserted, holds out one|after scientific natural history speei« O /the bést Hopear for tis Fotore. mens_for collectors and museums o2 Judge Barorws paid a tribute to the | the United States g memherg (;f the gm‘, many of them, by e e e their adyvice dnd counsel have pre ST =Ny, vented djvoross; fie:declared: ana tacir STOMINTTON good offices are in most cases un- known to the public, Edward J. Dunn, int revenue agent, who has visited in Westerly of- ficially with headquarters in the post! office, has ‘been selected to_ malke an| Burial was'in' St. Ma -emet | important investigation in New York - < 1 oef SWEEP__SCRUB--PUUSH-WASH g city which will cover a period of more Stonington Pointers, | than three months. Mr. Dunn has| The Stoninston Manor Inn has closed just returned from' New' Hamps for the J THERE’'S THE HISTORY OF HOUSEKEEPING Jjaiters six months as ud ing in the separation of - the New |from several weeks of Collins has recovered| ess i ork. to work with. Make things as easy as you can for your- B Trese officers wero olected Saturday,| The Misse wi . . . Providence: John F. Deering, of West John W. Haley tools the work is turned off in less time, and at a smaller B wirwick. president; 7. R. 1. Olaham, | the office force of the Atwond pius. [a Woonsocket, vice presidents; Michael GET YOUR OUTFIT BEFORE WINTER SETS IN vitt_Carroll, of Providence, secre- ; William G, Vinal, of Providence, Wt Wash Baskets, $1.39, $1.59, $1.79 | Radiator Brushes, 50c. 32’:}5(2??:;?{:5:: t:zg;:f::r_o.FX?:(}:l Serap Baskets, 50c, 75c, 89c. Dustless Dusters, 30c. J A i Shopping Baskets, 35¢, 45c, 65c, 75¢, | Floor Cloths, 25c. | Campbell of Newport, as erick. H, Reed, of Oaklawn and E. 98¢, $1.50. Imitation Chameis Polishing Cloths,] Josepti L. -Alger. Melyin T Hol Fahcy Fruit Baskets, 69c to $1.50. | 3% iz 3 pc 2 m C. Hobbs, of Bristol, di- Stove Mittens, 29c. Asbestos Holders, 7c, 10c. Owen P. McKenna has umed Washable Pot Cloths, 15c. charge of the Rhode Island district of Garbage Pails, 59, 6%c, $1 Coal Hods, 45c, 69, $1.25 Wish Boards, 5% and 75¢ : the United States Secret service. The IR Boirde, 29¢ and 750 Ruberized Aprons, 98c. district which has heretofore covered JEEREERSENOR0), 290 and 75, White Shelf Paper, 8c. only Rhode Island bas been enlarged Dustless Mops, 53¢, $1.00, $1.25. Mystic Mit for Polishing, 10c. to take in rt of Connectieut east! Wop Heads, 59, 75¢, 85c. Window Ventilators, 49c, 65c. of the'main ofce In Providence, sineo a f Thomas J. O'Callag- Aong Handle Floor Scrubs, 60c. Wool Dusters, 49¢c. the ersi mation of g WWhite Wall Mops, $1.25 Aluminum Spoons, 10c, 12c, 15¢, 35c. @i hen, will continue on the staff. ~Mr. Wool Wall Dusters, $1.29. Steel Wool for cleaning pots and l| (ilice nineteen years and during the | Ironing Sheet Stretchers, 25 a set. kettles, 10c. st four has been with the secret; the Boston d ALL ON SALE IN THE BASEMENT. n the cus conducted of opium. le he These are days of Quality exactly what you pay for. MAKE OUR AMERICAN Rl w7t £500° 2ol RED CROSS i G o . IN PEACE hc::“Tnmh‘:p(l The Kind AS IN WAR Next 'scsnli:y.al:‘ac\;ir::er‘j.gg:s been| “THE GREATEST MOTHER in' complince with o IN THE WORLD” resmen X JOIN THE CRUSADE e ey THIRD RED CROSS | avolll the niment of enaits T ROLL CALL 0 NOVEMBER 2nd TO 11th |ff| sireet, wet o Tariora, Third Red Cross Roll Call Nov. 2-11 ®© J seminar; A clean slate in the police depart- | ment for October! This is mot th Autumn Sale of Toilet P!‘eparations first_month when there has been All This v]eek and Westerly has a populat] E - P k. Ciinre f%fie’fi& L LS A committed. The pussy-{00! oped into an el tai goi been op- | . Providence hospital | ome in CI d up presented the and Library a four volum y-eight volumes of rid. i Burke is assistant cashier | Providence store. B i L new town council be elect- rk Whipnle will be required to coach.+ Since his election has been a Dle o the town council. ters from the republics wre condemninz council All Black Oil Heaters —While They Last $4.25 Ferargo. 1t the counci no local po-| The ! ce the caucus o0ss drive in Wester! Tonday) rised its quota of $5. ¢ fund. who rece torate of the Frederick C. C. Schulz died Satur- lay morning at ome, No. 13 survived by 1 to take eff iter Anna and 4 son He has accented a ' 2 the pastorate of the Second B lar to ¢he juvenile court in its deal-|and will go intp the wilds-and wer-]made for ‘the Jewlish Relief find.. k i e grsnan ith vi s of Fiorida for eight months| Mrs. Ellen Conley ‘has sold to Emil{'the auction at'-J. Henry King’s, in e T e el b2 MV O onting hi s; S i ol ” ek e e Tissay, and 7. b, Bammtsl ad has purchased 1l M | move s Trumbull have as ‘their] gy 1’ Gavs . at the closing session of the Rhode Is- |guest Mrs. C. P. Trumbull of Hart- e bl ol 5 self, and for those who work for you. With the proper ll| .. insiitute of Instruction, held in| ford. I o e s i e been added to!l " John Clifford h 2 g of East Providence, Laura E. Mslntire,| A house-to-house canvass is being | soseosmin expenditure of time and energy. of Westerly, Chesman C. Pratt of ing | possession 5 ; behind every piece we ‘sell—that’s why we handle only “Better F —real genvine VALUE—in mind rather than price. Think rather of X : y e Sony stter Fur- the article’s LASTING VALUE than the low amount you may buy it niture—the Kind You'd Be Proud to Own.” Ours is Quality mer- for. 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