Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 20, 1919, Page 15

CHRSTIAS MUSIC N THE CHURCHES T : Early—1It Will Be to Your Advantage 5 mas music are ) Taft, organist. Programmes of C t be given in the churches of the city | Greeneville Congregational Ghurch. Large Complete S'tockl of - h Ny e Morning Service. Christmas Specialties g i ers for the sea- Orchestra—Organ 3 N% 4 son of arth and goodwill | Qrehestrs ] ; i ] e Anthem—While' Shepherds Watched 5 = First Congregational Church. e Flocke at Night. e » = G MEADOWBROOK CREAM - Morning Service. Anthei:—Fhass on Earth, Cootabs SQURES LITTLE PIG EGGS X EGGS EGGS F ER i o A e | g T Rl 33| FRESH SHOULDERS | Soda and Oyate ‘ Mohican Sélected, Every Egg Good | BUTTER, Ib...... .. 69 ek, e Hoss of Heagiy |80 g 1 mionarasor o (§ID. ... ... .v...... 22¢ | CRACKERS, Ib.... 18c | 55c Dozen 55c Dozen BEST BUTTER IN CITY -“Sing We Christ the True Miss Ethel Hannah, soprano; Mrs. - — FRESH CUT HAM- LITTLE PIG PORK |SWEET JUICY | A Lard Substitute | piNNER BLEND Lester | H. L. Richardson, alto; William Rush, Selp—"The Birthday of a bass O.VW. Carpenter, tenor, choris- R‘B ROAST y & eidlinger | ter; Miss Letitia Kramer, organist. OKING COM- o ke | BEER e 20c | BURGER, . 18 LOINS, Ib. ... 26¢] ORANGES, doz. 31¢| £O Miss Ruth L. Potter e | First Baptist Church. & Nicely‘ : D.1b. .. 29| COFFEE, Ib. .. 37c ‘3:;::’“;:;{:““6; log Diggle 9 Mgmgng Ser:lce. i . Cured POUN c United Gongregational Church, | Anihem—4 Saviour anc,e fing, |l | FAN POT ROAST | BEEF LIVER i : ENGLISH DAIRY Q E ] Ib. ...........26c|Dozen ....... B‘CHEESE., oA BELL’S POULTRY FRESH PIG HAMS |CRANBERRIES PHILADELPHIA S ONING Ib............32c|Quart ........ 10c| CREAM CHEESE 10.30 a. m. Service. Anthem—Glory Be To God, % 1 Prelude—Christmas Pastorale. Dinelli Davis-Loring BEF. lb. o 18 /zl: } Vhile Shepherds Watched | Sermon—The King’s Birth ocks, Rogers | Offertory Solo—The Birthday of a B e e [ G T Sedlnie f Prime Rib Roast Beef, Ib. . 20 Ib.......... 12V ’ BEEF Choice Cuts and Mrs. {Cantata, “To Bethlehem, . Whole or Half Fach . ... ., A8 g ; s £, K. Heyser BONED AND ROLLED 10c Ib. | WholeorHalf Iygijow ONIONS|Each......... 15 v , Mot | o Mot . ot G , : SWIFT'S SUCAR She ... 19PINEAPPLE e g’_‘;fl wowm ! Postiude—Fantare in D, Eridge | Herbert Willey. alto: William Doiiz- orad URED HAMS CHEESE . ... $1. RA! Frederick W. Lester rlnr;:::ch ‘;-,!ie;enx?;:;x:"éh;‘::;ns;&m?e:ép:a- FRESH NATIVE BEST CHUCK SWl.ft s o s ot iEEDL?S f{.Alsg;E —__—KINDS 4 oz botile. ... 37¢ ROAST Spl’lng Whole or Half A Ino; Mrs. Charles Burke, alto; Walter v e !‘Cowan. tenor and William Lund, bass. eal o Vea.l o Game| St Andeews Eoisewsat Church. | peg T ge Boneless L AMB |siicep | SITRON, Y Ib. 17¢ DOMESTIC | SALAD DRESSING e by \:T] ‘1(1’,;'&;;0 ol xr;ifi":fin :gxr% wg;a;:ift}—u?:}? LOINS TO ROAST | Absolutely No Waste Legs Ib. 35¢ 35 ORASSE AND HEESE Bottle ........ 30¢ y—O0 ol it Tellest Goos ichardson: tenor, George A. Turner; o ] EM n’,El ? Tidings to Zion, from The Mgy Iosc Semes b, Teckeor Wil OCRIEIE. ot (250 Pound 22¢ Swift's Yearling |% . ........ 23¢| Hot From FLUFFY COCOA- NUT, % Is... 22¢ Forequar- ARMY BACON lters, Ib. 23¢ 12 Ib. Can $3.50 |[oins to' NICELY CURED |RRoast 1—G O 1\?:;(::“} Bruckech, Part I. Sl"loULDER CUTS reh, Lansing dicti Nuptiale, he nselEBOOIE] ot he s;m}{cden.., ap. & e, 20 My Faith-Looks Up to Thee, unday school [ P. A Seanecker (8 CUTLETS, Ib. . 50c ch a spe-' Solo, Quartet with Violin Obligate. Vision, Kiein ] V5% ¢ Rheinberger, Op. 155, No. 5| CHOPS, Ib. ... 40c LAMB Ovens LEGS, b. ..., 22¢| Fish Specials OLD DUTCH COE- FOREQUARTERS |Frest GysTeRs | FEE CAKE, ea. b ...t 12 T DIDIERS. [SST BREAD merviee & cial pr Prelude—F SWEET WRINKLE PEAS, 2 cans.. 32¢ Postiae. Stivet King| " o Moiodle L e o n00 LOINS TO ROAST | ==reremeeeeer {Joaf . .........12¢ T fonrn, dror MASE| T Koragg men. oves 15|} ARMOUR'S SMOK. | BREAKFAST {t’o . Ch L T P T RAISIN BREAD | SPECIAL COFFEE 7 e At®the lnlerf_:iusinn the rector will ; in ODSICHOPS, Ib. .. . 28c) i o e A i i el e e ttares runte | L “HOULDERS . b 45 C|STEWING LAMB | GORTON'S COD | BAKED BEANS and| ™'y : Tho Aaoration,” Cueisimas caoiats, | B-----....... 24c| Pound 32 e bb............ 10c|FISH, pkg..... 30| BROWN BREAD Soio, Quartette and Chorus. ; orug, O, Come All Ye Faithful. | === o o S — - ss and Tenos Solos and Chorus, hold a Virgin Shall Concei | Organ Prelude—Adeste Fideles, _!AMERIGAN LEADERSHIP FOR the setamship Baltic after spending st :-gvering from the damaging effects c.r:“edr.ve vc:rx}flfixf“em ?eeml{x‘?:w&;:‘fifi |, | Chorus for Women's Veices with | Adsus, DEVELOPMENTS IN TURKEY |months in Turkey and southern Rus-|the war. R t L d Solemn | Hymn sia. The object of his trip was to “British interests do not predomi- |country undertal here will meyt_ 1o. In Reverent Love and S n . The B Anthem—Sing, O .Heaven g New York, Dec. 19.—American lead- igate conditions estapbnsn nate, but l!:ertn ig a“sha;p ;?{?fih _fl.n_t.______. for Men's Voices, hen | E. K. Heyserership in a wholesale development of his ?tganuav(‘ 1. tllréeuaerez;aame\ii ;'i“g D! | beind Back O a Peace Basis. g Through the Arch' of}Gloria the manufacturiag, ba 2 i “Turkey today,” he said. “has’ three| L I . A A Fr heatrical -manager has —Sopranc solo, Angels'|and other resources A Freneh; theatrica nag! | poration, who returned here toda m\l = Glor’ to God in the Highest. ¥ 0lo. quartet and chorus. Hushed neth, the Glorious Song. spent freely and business is rap T ions with America. They have ! Springfield Renublican. 4 - - — ey | a |of Great Britain and . but new | rager hak Jight | | great; !firms are being organized to trade with | chailenged a French dramatic critie $8 Softly the Starlight. } = S - | other countries. {a duel. Prewar conditions are grad- : Angels. Lorenz|country, according to H. Mason the most expensive -country the | z ¢ a du 0 { Angel L:' fx?g"yfl,". s g ud Jo. thol i president of the Amorican foreig: 2 ‘ world in which to live, mon yg| “The Turks particularly desire ciose |ually coming back—some of them. n L ] | ] 'Volckna.r : e Linton, organist; Mre|= e Ve Bless Thee. . leader. i * r;‘?:g;! :r;k\rflt(;fmsh} %c, Evening Service. |a group of artists in the interests of Prelude—Festive March, | St. Andrew’s chureh. Hyr i Central Baptist Church. | Ant | Morning Service. | of / anthem—O, Night 3 L } | Preiude—Paraphrase on a Christ- Meniory 1son | g ' ; : 1kes | jymy { hem—Angels From the Realms [p’ ;1 Mardi Nuptiale R(h‘kwenl 1 ; Decovee | St 1 Auiner e Were in the Same | SUNDAY SUBJECTS : > 00G-iT UItS 1 They Are Always Grateful For Cuticara Soap skin comfort ing, bath- ‘The Everlasting Li; ar for the first time. of Cuticara much to clear ashes, eczemas 1 the scalp of o lo—Asleep in the Man- At Christ Episcopal church, holy mbrose | communion. 8: service and sermon, at 10.20; Sunday school, 12: evening Viozart | prayer, 7.30. At the First Cengregationa! church, ect at morning gervice, Burden Bearer. Special sie. Ointment, it of pimpl e~ Caticura Toilet Trio =% Consisting of $oap, Ointment and Taleum are indispenzable a ts e daily toi- let in maintai i Harker | Helen| The subject ot the Christian Science service in the Thayer building will be T erse Trciana Mt Evon S Sea!dsweet oranges and grapefruit are A" P Sorwaamsonsl ghursh| ’grge-npened, 'ful_l-fiavor?d,. weighty with o el ™ :d“ Juice—filled with inner goodness and sealed i ACLeas Golaie, rcior—orhing sray: by nature for your protection. i Norwich Building and Loan Association Incorperated June, 1916 Norwich, Conn. Under the supervision of State Banking Commissioner. All inizrested in home building or money saving are invited to investigate our system, ; evening This year’s crop of these delicious food- S fruits is now moving to market. There are ; WETEAE millions of boxes of them but Sealdsweet : Start in at once through your Building and Loan Associa- i .,?:_-12?;2“‘::;,;;2;; oranges and grapefruit are so good the i tion to own your own home. B gy U s SRR X man s eed : The Tenth Series is now open. Shares may be purchased f| At Taftvills Congragationtl church | de d may at times exceed the supply. at the rate of one dollar, payable each month. i tnas sermon: special mu- : e I Disse To make sure that you may get Sealdsweet | Grace Memorial Buptist _church—| : oranges and grapefruit when you want =l them, tell your dealer now that you will Any of our officers or members will gladly give all informa- tion desired. Meetings on the Third Tuesday of each month at 8 P. M. Chamber of Commerce Building. Mars of Westerly. Evening | hat Shall Be the Sign of My Coming? At the A. M. E. Zi h, 11 a. ) him to ¢ he; i i Telephone 21 €L SMITH, Secretary. {1 M20n L M8 Zon oty 1 o exvact 9y Cme (T disiteg OFFIGERS. , » Sunday school at noon. . the season—he will do so if you insist on it. President, Ernest O. Rodler, Telephone 1348, {45 v, m, preaching subject, A Half | 1st Vice-Presider T. Sher. 2d Vive-President, Alexander Sharp, §| CookedCake. ’ i Asst Secretary, Art Sherman. Treasurer, Jobn I, Vaughn, At St. Andrew’s Episcopal church, Treasurer, B. W, Ryan. Rev. William H. Smith, rector. Hoty | DIRECTORS, { communion, 10.30 a. m.; Sunday school & s 43 3 at noon. Instead of evening prayer 3 "Ij,‘f;;',”’“" \\\lmx:\:ncs- Elliot, mgixsbfifiih there will be & musical recital at 3.30 Franklin Rumfor: George S, Powers, William E. Manning, e AUDITORS. Fred H. Topliff, George S. Powers. l 3 At the Calvary Baptist church, Rev. 5 ‘ ATTORNEY. Charles V. James. je Blake, pastor. Preaching all day | ] The Birth of Christ. nday | school at noon: B. Y, P. U. at 6.30. Er ening sermon subject, The Comple tion of the Law. According to bulletins of the United States Department of Agriculture, oranges have more ' Pt . ’m”.]i units of food value to the pound than oysters, g’:::ve'!\),rdt\'orv:ich Town, William J. | butter-milk, beef juice and sundry other common 3 ; True time for a lifetime is what you will || & ousnt S Unspearatie” gt foods. Grapefruit, too, are useful as food and, et o have if you get that Watch of " e S Spemgon) g e e orconm : o s Ellowing Wi ' o et deatiny, s emphasize one of the points WELL messagts at 2 oclock in tfilzn"""mfif “Florida’s Food Fruits” oranges snd grapefrul. ‘The 2 and 7.3 in the evening. | second will appear in this At the Central Baptist chu: Rev. | i in- g yeek oday. AT, Puridse pasr. memng oo | a book handsomely illustrated in-natural colors, space one week from today, mon, The Christmas Message. Service | We have handsome new des.Igns I e T Gl Ve e | gives many practical recipes, home-tested, for the : Bracelet Watches for the ladies and |/Crowis Sumai &ntti 5i " oy ' e of Sealdsweet orunges and grapefruit in sub- Bible Class for Men at noon. B. Y. handsome reliable Watches for the men, || & S o =] stantial dishes, cakes and pasry, salads, sauces and Fieke Federated church, Rev. i dressings} light desserts, fecti inks, i e A SR B R T e el ks, i, vice: sermon theme, The Star in the | etc. Ask your deaer for free copy and if he can- World’s Night. Sunday school fol- YT . L lows. C.'E. meeting 630, Leader, | not supply this, write to us for one. Address, : 5 ¥rs Albert Heyden, Sublect, The ¢ To prepare grapefruit for eat- . . Evening serviee Beautiful Diamond Rings and Pendants || 7" 5e:. i s, omies, 2 Florida Citrus Excha ing, first cut in kalf crozewi | as 3 % 2 3 ch::e hthg“glroe'nc!ville Congregational 1aa L XC “g. shown in illuctration. If possible, in all the latest mountings. Our dia- || Rickelts o ha? oo Soainc fo 628 Citizens Banl Duilding use charppointed steel Lnife. x & npearly four months on The Pilgrim | Tam: F, After halving fruit, cut out the monds are right and our prices are too. | o mind campaiee win pria | e . eore, removing any seeds. Tosert Christ-Child and Present World Con. | spoon. between membranc of rizd OPEN EVENINGS ALL GOODS GUARANTEED §| ditions. Morning service at 1030, The Sunday school will meet at noon. and pulp, liftizg the latics. At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. E. A. Legg will preach a Yhrl U ° : Cliristinas tth i ing flham Fn \"| li oisore dege o tia, et b 'Y Men. Sundiy school at ncan. Epworth 3 ;‘Mm at ;an.‘hwmatfl The (:hrismnn b : ; % essage a st iri ! i 25 and 27 FRANKLIN STREET Teader, Mise. Eiisabeth Tane: Eernms 2 sermon subject, Christmas in Ric! i . - Man's Alley. Specis] Christmas mge sic at all ssrvigem = ! ‘ AR