Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 16, 1920, Page 9

" —a fine-flavored syrup o R 0 v T RN R e X b W | Although. there have several | tirely re and’ new -partitions | of e‘ce‘w "m“ty , 3 i ;3‘;,"’5,';" wpuflnhu tivlsur Cost by -lm'ruwfl Amm,-‘g to‘l)'lB $ - % x arshal- How: tanton. -] c Bt § | 2wy | esiaase i R e SIt: [ enound” Abor o ooncrate. fioars. wil g g A i ] _and the section of the bulld- " used for the fire appa- i used as a garage for 20 feet and is to be of wood With| the city ampulance, - E A concrete and sganeitupnd:tu&wm he mmtzcw&:mxpnpa;lfi‘ p:::‘sntgz are several applications ¥ be .%um £ a asking for p‘:mn'ns for small ,m:urzk asonic ‘Stmf. de,tro:? finngrql} tures comprising largely of garages. | alterations - whis will include the -The Chelsea Lunch on me% taking down . of thie present tower, will square is soon to undergo extensivh|be a frame additien which will con- alterations wihich include an addid|tain a recreation room, - dormitery, tion two - stories in- height and - | ete. e kitchen which is at present. loest ticut avenue, cost $12,00 7 S 0. Y4 % A sytup for ‘the table “':_‘2‘; i o m;‘:““" b Mcg'}vnfin'a ot::l;l;nfuaxe Connec- I z BEC : )k . - % 1 O - . L vated and nlker!m A wo tile ‘floor lett eing . & Cleanin; Co., or cooking—try it over [ i i bo luid and tma:she walls are ;xlte;r,axfions, Srontat Svenus, W i . t $1500, - Lt cakes or waifles énd : ceiling g5 to ‘Do roplaced with one of | SR BP0 0 parmits/for the one metal. The front of the building ig 4 . will be done ‘week, .3. est}m’tedArc?st of building, ¥ S be remodeled and in baked beans, pud-- ? R ins tnats In e it | 84209 &uansoms. Tieexterior under " MIDBLETOWN - i - 9 ~ 4 i b a. i rb] = = ' « i dings and sauces. A S=——= SIS ¥ shvihes™ vd iae| Al blds tor tho consirustion of the < ‘ contnact for the work. gt e armory t 3 i pure cane sugar product made ; Mg store at 1 Buth’ street 18 be|Probriat@h of $150,080 and have been in remodeled ¢ Contractoz | Fejegted. It is now planned to make | 1 i - ; Sweeney and whereas -in the past i | revistons ‘i the”'plans and ask. for b}' the refiners of Dommo Pack has pean 4 saloon it will, in the fu- ”;th s : # |ie be a modern store. New e plans for the proposed mew age Sugars. % floots are heing laid, new fixtures n- | Chemical “labordtory “Wenleyan . B T S it ihe walls & new | University are being completed and . Wainscoting is being _put up, The|ihe architects expeot to*call for bids S wnod by C. Welte. - | about April 10, The strueture il be American SugarRefining Company I i e fo naw worl aro| Of brick and stone, and wil cost about € Feing held up owinghm thar';umg- $100,000. ; “ i it ino’’ 3 tment between the master, =8 e e T T T Sweeten it with Domino £ S o e Toot| ¢ SvAWFORS seiNGs Granulated, Tablét, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown, mastez builders being unable to figure special town meeting w! hel - TR ¥ contract prices until they are cer-jen March 22 to appropriate funds for | | tain as fo what will be done regard- | the erection of a new grammar school | ing the-wages. There is a very }t-lang for the preposed alterations to the tle interior work beingsdone about| present grammar school, which will the city. .| |be used for high school purposes. It ‘the | Peck-McWilliams Co. have| is planned to erect a mew building in been awarded the ocomtract for- the | the rear: of the present schoolhouse erection of 16 two-tenement houses|to accommodate 400 pupils, The cost A NEW. HONOR FOR w1014 /Y [ X i ot blister the skin. e Ty g modern improvements. The estimat- ) , Sal e Sebomucyisbropre | ]| e 79 e ed_cost ot the ulaing ls $0000. | i Gonnceuico ety reponiea InfEh are Tie-On Over Blouse, Sport, Tailored, Basque and Slip-Over Modsls in Plain and Fancy Tricolette, Filet, pain disappears. translations and writings on Ameri- | that are tolbe built in‘wfiafl?{ anfn:u“,'k [":gnmfled at- $125,000, 2 a the Ponemah coman in T 3 Valentine the chairman of the EDWARD HAGAMAN HALL|can histors, Dr. Iiall had made a|fhe Poneman comeny in, fRftih| X Velenne is ie chair 0 4 Hagaman Hall, of Jcew|speoial point of .keeping alive the| i oiign with six rooms to the. ten- & sopipl 1y of ‘?c-‘;d“nrm‘hwfl mel?nr; of the nuléllni'(\nfysc ‘(\f { enment. The houses will be .equm- DEEP RIVER 7 ‘ n, received a new hopor [ ca to France, not only for ped with all modern conveniences. i 3 ) At Jast week when he was notified that|our-forefathers in the War for In- g(“lml of the cellars for.the hnu:- fill’“tt- J:&ed t& %:i ]:rebct_am:ndermg the Fremch goveriment had conferred | dependenct, but also for her gre s have been dug and foundations for N:n;“%ufl it uilding on A on him the title of “Qficer @'Aca- | work .in exploration during the 16th|gome have been laid. Maln street, mmitable for the demic” He had previously received |ang 1 centuries and hor contributions | ool 2! 335 acommodation of several families. ~ - fegree of master of let- | to art, literature and science. { TR Rt % éw York uhiversity and|one.of the leaders in the' el | NEW:LONDON . CONNECTICUT = BUILDING ~ AND $29,50 to $95.00 322-50 to $95.00 $29.50 to $95.M étters from Hobart col- ;‘hv Roch:mhrg\l monument 1 hnvt I‘J)eenrexc:::sa;dcmwu BUSINESS h 2 o o ) 3 < S a4 inge. For many years, in his lectures, | Ferry, near the p se to be el 3 3 ; 5 From the rough tweed for sports ricotine and taffeta, satin and me- raps that will swathe their for- . ¢ DR s i - Jofncle WSSt averu® gt the Seriieiut By 103“3.:‘2:2’;5.‘1 gefix’fififflr‘gfiffi wear to the delicate faille for semi- teor, prettily printed Georgette—these tunate wearrs in folds of most fash- — == | army. In 1781, and the Joan of A: treet for Martin J. Navin. It will Hel 13" 00 QCEonl Week S0 = gain of| formal wear, all types of suiis are are the fabrics. But thoy have been nable fabrics and linesrof bewitch- l statue in New York, and duri x4l and will contain three flats of |yl RUT CORG B OGRRArENG WL the here. Emphasis must be placed on used in so many new and nove s ing beauty. Duvetyn, Evora, and the A foesant - war, by mean ur 2 2 New Haven for the same period a the tricotines and Men's wgar serges that they hardly seem the same n new Corda-Val—what masterly mate- b& X . ntain all modern lmpralv20~ gain of 24 per cent. —they are more attractive than ever -\ springs gone by: The dainty pleat- rials—and ~how artfully colored in 7 : nch . and cost approximatetyr $12- | *ptions *fn " Dinkruptey - tor the in their swagger tailoring and grace- ings, the apron funiques, the offective shades of jade and ofive and spring- There Was Nothing So ) e A e : ; T e e O e B W Mhroq| Week numbered three, with total as- ful lines. All the needlework is above embroidzry, the deft use of tassels and like tans! ~ And for the tailoring—we as Nothing So Good | the devastation wrous -0thet |- framo gatage, 1836, 1w Tee| gets of 313,988 and liabilities of $5,- reproach—and all the styles are dis- ribbons—all are " essentially new and can only say that it is good enough to for i Baen AHECER A0 e Joatit : a1 261. A year ago In the second week | tinctly wearable. All types of women decidedly refreshing. Jaunty youth- be worthy of th: coats. The more DS as Mustard < £ 458 Brarich T ; T e e Ao B meer | Of the month, six petitions, with as- have boen considered—and none have ful frocks and sober matronly ones— moderately priced coats have tireir > — T Brench dhabiti ash} BlpSE. o de: enied B jaghs, stroet | sets of $15.03% and Jiabilities of $111,- | been forgotten. and any number of stages in between. own way of being lovely, too. But the oldfashioned pwmstird |most distinguished of i 1 Grippo. It will be a brick strueture, | 315, Were filed in Connectlout. - > plaster burned and ‘blistered while it | «cademics. cos n=| £0x100 feet, three stories high, With & The 26 new concerns formed in the ! - Acted. Get the relief and help that | Institute, has, onl e ind el Station ~ on the | State during the week had a total au. < B mustard gave, without the | “Immortals”), put i n b firs . a storage room for auto. | tnorized capital stock of $825,000, al D without the blistér, the ‘government c t n s on the second and a large gonsiderable increase - over. -the .like| l m\* does it. It'is a'clean, | Marks of recognition of ~conspicu pall and an apartment of five | Weck Of last last year, when ten new . ‘white cintment, made with oil of mus- | |iieTary work, among which or six rooms to be occupied by the| SOmPaniés were formed in this state Ed tard. 1t is scientifically tile of “Officler de’Academie.’ oVmee: on the third fibncs & will B w.|°i.h authorized capital stock of $496,- 2 ' < 5 3 :’/ that it works wonders, and yet does heated by steam and winl have alll **% 1. o 4ea estate continde to be The Spirit of Spring is expressed in the Classic Contour and Detail of the radiantly beautiful Blouse. There i o & NE_ N | tore front to the building | Commercial "\ Record, by warranty | ik, Georgette and Crepe de Chine. s y the L T rietts Dyeng. g | deed, numbered 820, as against 385 in | % : 6 Use Musterolé for sore Ul‘rib.l',hl’m | : ng [Co. on Mortauk avenue. | (e ke week of 1015, “"‘“i;"t"g&gfl t ] t I chiktla,_ tosnilitie, neck, ' 8 p present storé front will bew car- | 10818 for. the week amounted to.$2,- ~ y Ll i _m. conges- : IED | it to the sidewalk and will be ;gé”y:u as compared with $1,049,241 ; odaerate ric 3 . O 0 o) "-‘-‘ o ahiver mfl“m I ;sone story high, with plate m}z.,uqmg permits, were issued during | [P 3 l d & 9’ sare muscles, bruises, chit- | in New York Ci : ftects sre drawing plans for al.| the P4St week iu. the various Connec- Easter is but 3 weeks away. Buy early and get a long season’s wear i S St bl F e lew York City alone from Lide ons to the pavilion at Ocean | ieut cities and in Springfield, Mass, . 4 | ~wl ). t | neytrouble last year. Don'tallow | Feach, ownea by A. H. Wilkingon of | 0, 1e number of 84, as compared $2.50, on't fiRekel{rs et Tl with 143 in the .corresponding week yourself to become a victim by | N5 o7 cltw, The present bulld:)of jast year. New construction work neglecting pains and aches. Guard E ’ for_ which' permits . were issued this | de and ‘out and will be thoroughly - | against this trouble by taking modernized. The exterior of -the | Jeek amounted to $284417, compar- § ! L e il e comarey weiths ston: [ NE With $433.263 last year, the largest | GOLDMEDAL and an adiition witl e - Bisie" fo gmgects of the. week being found in the front of the pavilion will be : e DIate gl B e REAL ESTATE SALES A ’ 5 » Contractor Trude has been award- CADSULESH : AND MORTGAGE LOANS - - ed the contract for- erecting a new Norwich had ten sales of real es- store_front to the building owned by | tat 7 for M. A. BARBER The warld's standard remedy for idney, || Kosakow nd Scher ot 80 Bank | week - vess age. © A 'he game Bver, bladder and uric acid troubles, | Sirect, t0 cost about $1,300. loans o the respective weeks were Machinest and Engineer | Holland's nationsl remedy since 1605 | The city of New London will re- | 325000 and $10,000. ; All droggists, thres sizes. Guarantoed. the building now being used| “In New London the sales of realty| R e s city clinie. - The building, whick | last weel numbered ten. while 3 yery Steam Engine Repairs s ‘a8d accept uo imitation : i cmerly a fire house, will be en-[ago the number was nine. The loans for ‘the two, weeks totalled $2: The Printzess Store In Norwich and $9,500 respectivel; o - e 1 \ PERA j the o8- W <pres- hat longer the s sis for all ordereq and}the time comes.when the very expres- | ASKS PERMISSION TO semew! nger ¢ Et’s dal!ars BUILDING OPERATIONS beon the basis for all ordered and|ion of the face tells the story. | CUT OUT WESTERLY TROLLEY tine"from North Main £ IN'NEW ENGLAND |.given, "The plan and program of the| 11 s A8 (here as o SRR | Another application for authority | grms o’ much gredter ver cer Statistics of building and engineer-| world's religious history was_spread y; BpEote0 SIS g 0® 10 orogyrge | from the court to suspend service of | e than the-rest of th s of these. <hamgeg | certain trolley. lines was filed Monday | 4 - ing operations in New England* as|before him and out of this 0 doughnuts— e R o T P R no man ever smoked a better | Gontracts to Mat, 11,1915, 36a0r 00| tremendous task, with face plow ng and Eril s ‘ldosening its|to suspend service on the part of the| (1o RATCS XL SCl SO O cigazetie steny price! i i i e S WS U AUt v A T T B e R S L e e k| ST S Yt e Q 08,000 % t ok to the victorious life by the mastery| The petition states that the Nor- 27,810,000 }f.',‘f glor. iy ‘:a ‘es‘e:‘;;f‘ :{“m’:“‘,‘wes of temptation; by his eagerness for|wish & Westerly has been operated at 2 22,932,000 "d“l‘-‘ é‘"p dfid S A% | new ventures and fresh opportunities|a very substantial loss for a long . 1938 24.785,000]| A0 he, depcendad with 2 s knows that old|time before -the appointment of | ROUP 18,988,000 SRS S veled onlookers. fle was new things|receiver, that the rereiver has con- 1 ., 1910, 19,810,000 “'“{ aua P R bt 15 Joot ad old is large space|tinued to operate it at a loss and in 1009 TR0t Nagll Srensigures. Sut this ls not. a You aré\hot con- | his opinion the . further operation world story, but the story of yester- sus of health, WAy day ang today and fore: P ST | | { AMELS quality, and their expert blend | coniacts ¥ of choice Turkish-and choice Domestic: | Soniracts to tobaccos hand you a cigarette that will sat- SR o isfy every smoke desire you ever expressed. Contraets. to You will prefer this Camel blend to either | coniocrs & things | emergin for Sut ther Spasmodic croup i3 Lo ly relieved with : | would result in a further large and| 3 o, measured rats continuous loss. He roprrscnls!lh:ui e ) . Contracts to To stand in-the dm-nh Dok God,| throbe. You a he has no funds to continue the op- | kin Coht) Contracts to 4 communion- with God, the worship of | your ethical 0 eration of the whole line longer, but | d smoked straight! Contracts to 1904 the highest, transfigures men. The| s of fine inte B aays TE v ho Pl enscate| ) CK'S hva > - Contracts to 3 vision of thé beauties of holiness| But perbaps UR BODYGUA 30+.80¢. % 5 S - g Contracts to transfers the picture to the Munian white robes Camels mellow-mildness will certainly Soul, and from the human soul o the | & itto" - uncons < i = Contracts to Mar. appeal to you. The “body” is-all there, and s - features and form (he habits of life;| sciously, but ohers are takins note A 3 SAYS - | Beholding as in a glass the glory ofand girding up their loins for t that smoothness! It's a delight! EALL DU the Lord we, are changed. The fel- | pursut of th. same idents. & por 5 3 L SHOW IN LIFE! owship of a soul with God fiuls‘a ceive t! man of God passeth e . 5 Just as Moses was not conscious|new and unwonted beauty on the life, You tone the com- Go the limit with Camels! - They will not that his{fico shown after he came|the persenality. It makes a differ- 7 to a higher note whes — you : own from Mt. Sinal, the present day|ence. You can tell whether a man|walk the streets, “n true man Is hew tire your taste. And, they leave no-unpleas- | man wna is. in communion. with. God| serves God' by i face, his features, | men sy, Standing for ot thoe ant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant ciga- may be unconscious of any visible|his expression. Victor Hugo says| is fine churchmanship and citi- 1. evidence wrought .in- him though- it} that which characterizes men is thell':zonshm. our personality is shedd- retty odor! ; may be plainly observed by his fel-{expression, and you can test and|ing radiance on every side. Men are iowmen, deelared Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe! vi e gmasan in Bi ¢ s verify by looking into ’tr};‘(‘ llfl«"fisl_:f helped and healed wherever - your| * 3 & in his sermon Sunday . morning at!good men and women. ey 100k like| shadow falls. To all of which yi Just compare Camels with any ciga- Pork eooneremational church Hela new race and act like a. new;breed|may De unaware. You wist not fhat - : spol 1 ;"o9: y st with the very|y 2 3 rette in the world at any price! o om ‘the text, Exodus 84 29:|of men. They contrast with the very|your face shines, Moses wist: not that hisface shone. | faces of the men and wemen Wwho live { I part he spolis as follows by the warld, It makes a.difterence | Only a vers Camels id everywhere in acigntificall led his' om a . passage " of. rare| whether vou worship God here or Péckagon of 20 cighaationr or for Hottaces o090 sublimity, a first handed interview|stay out of ‘the spiritual werld and cigarettes) it flussine paper-covered carton. with God. 'The book of Exodus con- e strongly recommend this carton for the h i i 3 We stroasly recommend ihis caréon for he homa stantly rises to that high nete of sub- limity. The Bible. as a whole is unique for “this in ancient literature, Bven the Greek literature, critics tell| us, contains nothing ..to which the term sublime _applies.. Suplimity, Burke tells us,” “finds its source in in- finity,” and - Greek thought- did not contain the-idea of the infinte. "The Greek's cosmos was a martin's box. Hisuniverse was a ‘miniature uni- verse, which he partitioned among brave youth would at- tempt to steal a”kiss from an unfair maid. e PR s AT S dee S 1) £ § § £ — A — - - tne O s, ail of wh im- 4 | - g\ A% 2 ; : % i ronie S SR i) | ROYAL WORCESTER. e N wont heal that rash-/7 ¥::lr:: by bi;th"' says Coleridge. . oH ; 95 3 octrine of an infinite God sub- s Q ¥ s s o sh | | Animal - Fertilizers . fe_so.that the Bible recordi s 3 = : deaiing with men is the 02‘1‘“5032"2‘2 | and your crops will grow. > - 3 e the world, steeped and saturated with] MORE crops, GREATER crops be- < £ 3 this element of sublimity. This book cause our fertilizers ENRICH THE E of Dmodus “contalns - more syblimity SOIL PERMANENTLY, Their very ‘ngredicnts are such as - eratures. 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