Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 14, 1920, Page 7

s § |THE Moticar CoMPANY e Sloan s l!\"’\l"|( nu ir handy WINTER BIRDS NOTED IN AND ABOUT NORWICH A Norwich = bird student writes: lls in our apple trees for three artainly a joy to hear their y-like note anq then to see them hanging to the twigs as we see both ne chickadees and goidfinches do- in a walk this week on the Otrobando road we found two song sparrows and saw them taking a drink from the brook; but I suppose they are about all winter, only we do not find L. Redpolls are the rare visitors, irregularly when the seeds em for their worth and they they can find here. only a little over h a bright red sy-red (so beautiful 'x strikeg it) breast, and ars. The female lacks of what I have pugh a very or- for the red-polls— and hairy wood- ecper, chickadee, sonig sparrow, nd of course the h spafrows, starl- \VVENTOR THOMPSON IS GRANTED A PATENT patents were issued February ventors 3, Hartford, milking Blizard, New rib for single Alfred G. Gdlbert, building construc Doerner, Meriden, re denum from its cres allingford, drap- . Fisher, R. H. B. CAMPBELL ADDRESSES sblic health nurses held their e home of M Lineoin avenu Dr. Hugh Norwich sanatorium | talk present s. Mrs. Wool ver, Kate Me- hree school Atbertin, farty, and ie, An- Ao Hayes’ Healing Honey Scops The Tickle By Healing The Throat 35¢ per Bottle st A Froe Box of PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES| e " e e P e United States Wheat Director's License Nfimber 003155 = |STEAK & PLATE, BRISKET NAVEL AND CHUCK PIECES Corned Beef 8 us.ror $1.00 SHOULDERS, Ib. SHORT CUT LEGS VEAL, LOIN ROAST VEAL, Ib. . RUMP ROAST VEAL, bb. BEST VEAL CUTLETS, Ib BEST VEAL CHOPS, Ib. . FRESH LITTLE PIG SHOULDERS Pound 20c SIRLOIN ROUtD. HOUSE THESE STEAKS ARE CUT FROM STEER BEEF — A WHOLE CARLOAD JUST UNLOADED FOR THE SALE. ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED SMOKED SHOULDER ROAST VEAL, Ib. 25 1b. 26¢ Armour’s Star HAMS Pound 29c These Hams Have All Sur- plus Fat and Skin Removed. ARMOUR’S . SAUSAGE, Ib. 29¢ DEVONSHIRE FARM 20c Ib.. 30c 30c 28c ce.. 40c Beef Liver,Ib. ...... 40c | b...... 16¢c Shoulder Roast Beef, : rolled, solid meat,Ib............. 26c SWIFT’S PREMIUM ROASTING CHICKENS, 4 tq 5 Ib. average, Ib. 45¢ VEAL—VEAL—VEAL | LAMB—LAMB—LAMB | LAMB—LAMB+~LAMB SWIFT'S YEARLING, SHORT CUT LEGS LAMB, Ib. 32¢ LOIN ROAST LAMB, bb. . ... 25¢ LOIN LAMB CHOPS, bb. .. SHOULDER ROAST LAMB SWIFT’S SPRING SHORT CUT LEGS LAMB, Ib. 45¢ SHOULDER ROAST LAMB LOIN ROAST LAMB, Ib. ..... 35¢ LOIN LAMB CHOPS, Ib. .. ... 55¢ SPECIALS 14c boned and N. 30c FR Squire’s Fresh Pork Products FRESH PIG PORK LOIN ROAST, Rib End, Ib. CENTER CUTS PORK ROAST, Ib................ LOIN ENDS PORK ROAST, Ib................... PURE PORK SAUSAGE, InLink,Ib.......... Ib. . 26¢c 32¢ GOLD MEDAL Matches, 6 boxes. . R 1.8 BBL. SACK $1.00 Catsup, 6 bottles $1.00 SELFRAISING . Flour,31bs....... 25¢c PURE VANILLA OR LEMON Extract, 3 4-o0z. bots $1 B. CO’S. SODA, MILK AND OYSTER CRACKERS .....50c 3 POUNDS ASSORTED Fresh Fish Special‘s LARGE NO. 1 SMELTS, Ib. 25¢ ESH FLOUNDERS, Ib. 12c FRESH SOLID MEAT OYSTERS, pint ......... 25c NOVA SCOTIA HERRING s GORTON’S FINNAN HAD- DIES, Ib. . BONELESS SMOKED 18¢ HERRING, bb......:.... 30c 30c 25c¢. PREMIER SHAD, 8 cafis $1.00 MUSTARD SARDINES 8 'cam—sl.ZO value. ... $1.00 | SATURDAY More For One Dollar Thana : Can Buy Elsewhere ___l_________________.._________‘_ ! So Many Week End Necessities Must Be Bought, and the Savings This Big Market Offers Is a Great Magnet That Crowds Every Sectien of This 3 Store Every Hour of the Day. Extra Sales Force and Bundle Clerks to Serve You Saturday—NO WAITING. BEEF — BEEF — BEEF A WHOLE CARLOAD BOUGHT BEFORE THIS LAST STORM, IS THE REASON WE ARE ABLE TO SELL AT THESE PRICES. Rib Roast Beef, short cut, Ib. ... .. 22¢ Best Shoulder Cuts Roast Beef, Ib. 20c Lean Beef for Pot Roast, Ib. ... F reshly Ground Hamburg Steak 1b 18¢c EGGS—EGGS LARGE BROWN MOHICAN SELECTED EVERY EGG GOOD 2Dozen For $1.00 Swift’s Gem-Nut Margarine 3 Ibs 90c Morrell’s Pure White LARD 41bs. . . $1.00 Raspberry, Straw- berry Jam, Ib. . 25¢ Meadowbrook; CREAMERY BUTTER THE FINEST BUTTER IN ° THE WORLD. REMEMBEK, REAL MEA- DOWBROOK CREAM- ERY CAN ONLY BE PUR- CHASED AT A MOHICAN STORE. i 63c — FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FLORIDA HEAD LET- TUCE, 2 heads . ..... 25¢ CELERY HEARTS BULK DATES, Ib. ... 23c FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT qfor - oo e LARGE RIPE BANANAS, dozen . LARGE SEEDLESS SUN- KIST ORANGES, 3 for 18c NEW BERMUDA POTATOES, 2 Ibs... 25¢ CABBAGE, b....... 10c SPANISH ONIONS . MADE DAILY BY EXPERT BAKERS AT THIS STORE. DOUGHNUTS AND CRULLERS, dozen... 25¢ RYE BREAD, loaf. ... 14¢c HOT BROWN BREAD loaf’r5 03 e ROLLS, BFCUITS doz 14¢ COFFEE CAKES, each 16¢ LOAF CAKES, each. . 20c TWO-LAYER CAKES HOT BAKED BEANS i on Public| | drunken driver formed Plans for the Norwich horse railway, were | were completed her: the route to the Falls ai road was Sc short time. tian association vote of the that the d s files of , 187 The carriage factory ner and_the black- r & Williams at ‘Pa v dam of t ed and the prompt ar- men prevented further who called out whereupon thex The adventures of women who journeyed to G last evening in_a big Sled the topic of conversation in social circles today. The driver twice fell off his box and finally the women, after sundry hal breadth escapes by reason of his reck- ng, alighted ard made the of the journey on foot. Feb. 15, 1870, a little miss last evening, exhib! two lace-paper issives adorned with snowy cupids stling among =ilt follage: “T got two valentines here, ten upsta two-free more tonight”” The little make a happy reality of St. Val- entine’s dav. little dreaming that most of their billets' come from the hands of indulgent parents. The inhabitants of Preston were de- lighted vesterday by the accumulation of iron at the eastern end of the pro- posed bridge. The contractor is e pected here today and should nothinz unexpected oecur will commence at once putting up temporary trestle- work preparatory to bullding the bridge. . A special meeting of the Young Men’s Christian association was held last evening to take into condideration the propriety of disbanding the asso- ciation. The renorts showed the as- soclation to be in . debt about $400. Shows that the rooms had been used as a place of resort for several young 0 and | irs and T eot | IN NORWICH Fr[Y YEARS AGD | m, asse and boys for fun'and frolic who| ¢ and break the| do_other f }u.m» on Chure | the biasters struc the rock and pried off several to | rock with crowbars. The face o | ledge +in one place where it was I totally consumed | exposed was quite smooth and n st night. The | upright. but.only| The ice gatherers on Moore’s pond 3 eamer at | continued to work until yesterday af- s and the Waurezan Hook and | ternoon, when the rain compelied them dder company turned out. The loss|to desist. - They gathered and stored the property was understood to|about 500 tons, some of which was not | b amounted to about $3,300. An-|over three inches thick. Those at er house near hy was also consid- | work on Rogers pond he fair | ounds made poorer h top_work with practic 4 had nothing 1 ames Montgomery of Boston. well| | known to local police. was arrested in | New York fo 70.—Prices of commodi- on this date differ slightly from The following are some cents per pound: rel: butter, 30 cents linen, 25 cents per each: whis- 14 cents per per dozen $97 per barrel; thread, 50 spools of 200 yards each: men’s under- lard, cents key. pound; wear, 25 cents a garment; cents per pound. At a meeting of the West Chelsea school district on Tuesday evening it was voted to lay an 8-mill tax. The mesting of the Young Men's Christian association last evening was attended by 20 or 30 members. Reso- | lutions that lh»*ssm‘igt_ion be dis- j solved were adoMted. The debts of ! the association will amount to about | $50 after the property is disposed of. Feb. 18, 13370 —Laborers have begun work on the swamr recently pur- chased of Barnes by Amasa C. Hall on Franklin street. next tn ‘he factory of C. C. Brand. It is Mr. Hall's intention after grading the lot to erect a row of 12 dwelling houses. In the official list of patents issued { from Jhe T. week ending Teb. 14, 1870, Hiram Cook of Norwich was granted a patent for a fish-joint for railway rails and John D. Crocker of this city a patent for picture frame fastening. The force at the Norwich and Wor- cester repair shop is busily at work turning out a large order of dump- cars for use on the road. These cars pork, 18 KEEP STRONG Cne bottle of pure, emulsified now, may do you more good Emalsion at your Scott & Bowne. Norwegian cod liver oil taken than a dazen taken a month hence. It’s more ecopomical to give your bedy help before resistance to dlseasecoxg broken down. A very little SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE NORWEGIAN COR-LIVER OIL goes a long way in sustaining strength and keeping up re- sistance. Resolve that you will buy a bettle ~f Scott’s druggist’s. on your way home, and start protecting your strength. The exclusive grade of cod-liver oil used in Seott's Esuleion is the famous S. & B. Process,” made in Nerway and refined in our own American Laboratories. It is a guarantee of purity and palatability nmsurpassed. BlsemSeld. X. 3. rade of pick- | S. patent office for the| are the largest vet built by the rai road and are apparatus for du Feb, 19, 18870.—The engineer of the horse’ ra as been busy for a| week lay he route. 1 now com s work and prepa ings for all | is entirely laid out determined whe he curves. The line xcept that it is not r the .road wil et to Broadw: Rockwell _streets. rk is epected to b the mid- of March | LODGE NOTES | DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. Clara Barton tent, > bheld a matinee \\hnA Memorial on \\0dnf‘<d’1\ afte (oI.D\\ ed by a food sale. 1 us foliows: Green John O. Peckham; on. WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS. The regular meeting of Sedgwick Woman's Relief corps was seld on Fri- the Buckingham ndance, owing to the bad large amount_of members of the corp he meeting was called to order by the pres {M. Florence Dean, at 3 o'clock, routine business was the order of the | meeting. The freasurer's and see- reary’s reports were read and one can- didate was initiated. The meeting closed in the usual form with the singing of America and the galute to the flag. Fraternal Order of Eagles ‘The regular meeting of the Norwich | day evening February with presi- dent Joseph Curran presiding. The attendance at the meeting was large and much interest was shown when the discussion of having a large initiation_on Sunday, March Tth was begun. The Connceficut State Aeric with a degree team are to attend the | meeting and will have charge 'of the | initiation The . committee in charge of this meeting are making every en- deavo t0 make it the biggest social event of the season. Ten new appli- cations for membership were received at the meeting 0Odd Fellows At the meeting of Uncas Lodge No, 11, L O. O. F. held at their hall_at 121 Franklin street Monday evening February 9th business of routine na- ture was ftransacted. Palmyra Encampment No. 3 1. 0. O. ‘F. 'held their regular meeting Thursday night at their hall at 117 Franklin street. Patriatical degrees were worked upon a class of several candidates, Ladies Auxiliary The regular meeting of the Ladied Auxiliary Division 54, A. O. H. was held in the Buckingham Memorial Thursday evening February 12th with the president Mrs. Nellie O'Neil in the chair. The report of the several officers was read and accepted and the annual election of officers fof the ensuing year was held and resulted in the following being elected. Presi- dent M . Nellie O'Neil; ‘vice presi- B. Dwyer; financial secre- May Swanton; treasurer, Tieorge: Bellows; recording seo- o Mrs. Julin Brock; mistress at arms, Mrs. T. Brewer; seninal, Miss Margaret Caple. The *instaliation of these officers is to be held at the next regular mect- ing of the auxiliary to be held on Te--e=. 11th Tha installing of offi- 1 | cers will be done b: modern | County President. The prizes in | rie No. 367 F. O. E. was held Mon- | Mrs, Mary Sliney | Miss GRETA TORRABIE ILL; MISS ADA PARKHURST SINGS| | | _The procedent of musical excellence | lso well e <1el 1 Club v ed at khurst the pro dent ‘of the n, announced | za had not only di-|; ance of the clu deprived them of inall sol ) fo was too ili| nece ted melig her own num- (Coleridge | Dew (Irish Folk Srownies (Leoni) whimsical style, h 1 spirit, (Horn) Laugh- n of tune- audience | in | (Hastings) | (Warner) tw | full of pathos | dered with much {py se e ith that whole me and shading, w ngs out such excellent and tune- | m results. uld considler tunate such sho beautiful c quality she hearts of her ed to ‘sr-h mo | Parkhurst | sessed of of marked self into ti from the ber high r: together wi of diction, prociaimed her a true ar- { tiste. them- securing Miss | | (Brahms) ifficult aria well caclu- |lated to oft her vocal brilli- ance and . was followed by a | melodious ballod, A Swing - Song | (Moore). Her second group con- sisting of a plaintive Lithuanian Song | {an old Irish tune, I Know where I Am Goin. and two French chansoms, was in charming contrast. Ipsistent applause brought a delightful en- core, Daddy's Sweetneart. Her third and last group, Three Cavaliers (Rus- DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples * A headache remedy without the dan- m of “headache medicine.” Relieves R i once! Musterole is a clean, white oint- blister. Used only externally, and in noway can it affect stomach and heart, #s some internal icines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitls, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congesion , rtheumatism, Jum: el pains and aches of the back Tkt gxelzlmns;f frosted feet, colds of the t often prevents pneumonia). gnd 60c jars; hospital size $2.50, ceved prosi- | [‘ planned, |4 program, \hss“ tions sung by \" ID. | baid Her first number A Song of Praise | - sian Folk Song), Pierrot, and Anof and " expressfou which were irfesist- g still another e deallt has'go srecent Koven's Ri rably provided | Frederick playing, fiss Aun.o ributed much to t evening. According to their p leasant m, the Club presented Miss Park- | narst with a is the personre! of which has done muci Norwich in a Tenor: H. George Fillmore,G. Cur: Lamb, Charles ons, F. H. Simons, Spcond Tenors: Frank G. Aubre W. Par- William A. Buckingham, Oscar V 89| Carpenter, Lucius P. Davis, Robert A. ;| Gray, Frederick F. Manning, Leonard C, Prentice, First Basses: T.eroy Fielding, Charies Geer, Roberi C. Johnson, Ar MacDougail, Milton M. ril, Wililam B. Mitehell, Mitchell, ith, James J. Moore, liam H. Rush. Second Basses: William A. Andrew: | Horace F. Corning, Charles C. Gil ersleeve, Albert Hilton, George Hollingsworth, Chester’ L. Hus | William A. Lund, Ernest Newgur John E.° Vaughn, i Wil- D. ey, and St. Anne’s Whist and Dance. St. Anne's T. A. 45 in their rooms in the T. B. building on Broadway Friday evening. Prizes for whist were won by M Marion Duhaime, first, and consolation society played 14" | tables of whist and several tables of Gentlemen'’s Kelly. and consolation, J. | prize for 45 was won W. Deneff, fashioned dances were enjoyed Refreshments committee in| el and Miss, hi WHY WCRRY? SEE WHAT THEY HAD 200 YEARS AGO! Persons who feel that Norwich and d cities have X‘C-i of snow this winter aps find cause for rejoiting interesting item found In th Bulletin in a Feb The Great Snow alled, was said tol place on Ieb. 20 <~ 24 in| 17. The fall of snow during ached a depth of from 15 , and one-story houses then ymmon in New England were entirely ed. Cotton Mather in telling ut the storm described is at ‘an id agree with Mr. plowing along in Friday. It Is ‘an horrid snow.’ DR. JOHN S. BLACKMAR TELLS OF OVERSEAS EXPERIENCE A meeting of the Parish House as- sociati | on of the Pa held Fr Congregational lay afternoon with attendance. Business of:rou- tra cted and sev= iotic songs were ren- le quartette composed slightest cough ng Foiey's Henry Willls of ‘many is’ remedy suffered se- Tter using »f different Foley's Honey One bottle gave relief. Best 1 ever used. Contains no Lee & Osg00d Co. | and Tar. medicine Aslt PHONE 674 AND ARRANGE FOR DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME THE NORWICH Sweeps = As It Cleans ELECTRIC CO. | of members of the association. The speaker of the.afternoon was Major Defonclls. | Hicin e pios com most _intéresting account—of his ex- periences while serving his country as a_surgeon in France. His deseription of that country and of the many inter- ‘esting things that he had seen while in the service were of a most interest- ing naturs and pleased an attentive | audience. SALE OF ENAMEL WARE {Old English and Hampshire Gray Enamel Ware. First quality, fine even finish v e 10-quart Rinsing Pans.. 65¢ 12-quart Rinsing Pans.. 85¢ 12-qt. Roll Rim Dish. ’ 16.qt. Roll Rim Dish Pan $1.25 10-qt. Deep Handle ; DishPan g............ 90c! 12-qt. DeepHmdle X .ooe $1.00 17-qt.DeepHmfie THE HOUSEHOLD, Bulletin Building 74 FRANKLIN STREET Telephona‘&l-i CASTORIA For Iniants and Children InUse ForOverapym Always bears g S