Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 5, 1920, Page 2

| Norwleh Balletin, 23 Chureh street. T Willimantic Offfcs § 105, What Ts Galag On Tonight. wn Sisters, Purinton Temple, No. 7. the mystery of the dis- large quantity of thread 1 ap. For many weeks officials bat company have been searching for Crh;lr,;r-en vCry FOR FLETCIER'S c ASTORIA fhe person who was st th ae concern. About 4“::‘“ oon Chicf of Police Killoarey re- a telephone message from (,nnnfi;- . Richmand “him_to Keller of Windham ns ‘were arrested ut 10.30 o'clock by Ch‘lel mnh:}’ and County Deteckivé Jackson at the instigation of ‘The arrest was made at the railroag station, wiere the couple |y re aiting. for the New Toxk ex»ms They MWere talen to the moltce station and n , docked i) awaiting eourt today (Friday), when they will be eharzed with adultery: Tonds wete fixed at 3500 each, and a8, they were not furnished the couple was locked coutt today: tm». with reckiess driving. of his Bufck on 6 appear in ooutt teday. arrest followed a thrilling ac -{ dent s, which ludkily no one Was inju: Blanche John . Dowell, n sallor stationed Py ship now in New York herber, §nd tte was driving down lower street at a speed estimated by witnesses{ ey, o have béen about 50 miles an houf, ‘When uiddeali rhe car, left the 5. | hour. Murray S Boston Store Movember TOILET CREAMS #0c Elcaya Vanishing Cream 60c Mary Garden Cold Cream. 75¢ Pompeian Massage Cream 50¢ Pompeian Massage Cream 80c Pompeian Day Cream 8¢ Pompeian Night Cream, medium sizs 80c Paimolive Cold Cream, jar Z5¢ Palmelive Cold Cream, tube 30c Woodbury Facial Cream, tube 50 Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cream, jar 80c Hudnut's Cream Voilet Sec, jar 25¢ Pond's Vanishing Cream e Aubrey Sisters' Beautifier 's Cold Cream, jar Mirage Cream, jar 78¢ Daggett & Ramsdell Cold m, large size Daggett & Ramsdell Cold Cream, medium size 7S¢ Leigh's Cold Cream e Leigh's Massage Cream 80c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 2Sc Holmes’ Frostilta MEDICINES $1.00 Wampole's Cod Liver Oil $1.50 Father Johr's, large size 7S¢ Father John's, medium size ... 9190 Scott's Emulsion, large size ... 78c Scott’s Emulsion, small size $1.50Wellows' Hyphophosphates ... $100 Cuticura Resolvent $125 Ovoperrin Gudes' Pepto. Mangan $1.25 Nujol, large size e Nujol, small size $1.00 Virol . California Syrup of Fvg; 60c 60c 30 3¢ L Fletcher's Castoria Breme Siltzer Brome Sitlzer Squibb’s Sodium Phosphates Squibb’s Sodium Bicarbonate Hill's Cascara Quinine Dean’s Kidney Pills TALCUM POWDERS Mavis frwin's Trailing Arbitis Mary Garden Djer-Kiss Pompsian Fragrance Cutex Imegine Palmolive Mennen's Violet Mennen's Borated Babeock's Buttefly Babeock's Corylopsis Squibb's e J. B. Williams, 4 odors—Special 15¢ Eleaya . 20 Armoline Colgate’s Charming 50c Sykes' Comfort 25¢ Sykes' Comfort Hudnut's, 3 odors Celgate’s, 7 odors m's, 6 odors s Florient PERRRPRRRERRR nothymnlu\q w!h moline |ym ymoline c§ Hudnut Rouge .... $150_Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable (:ompwnd Phillips’ Milk of Magnisia, large size . Phillips’ Milk of Magnisia, small size “1 Colgate's Tooth Powder, lmhll ale of Toilet Goods= Read Every Item on Thls List and Notice What You Can Save on Your Toilet Needs by Taking Advantage of Our Autumn Sale of Toilet Prepa!'atlom. - FACE POWDFR AND ROUGES 51,00 Mary Garden .. 5¢ Djer-Kiss . 75¢ La Blache Hudnut Violet Sec 60c Pussy Willow 25c Tetlow's Swansdown .. B0c Pompeian Beauty 60c Mavis 5 Woodbury's Facial Celgate- Cashmere Bouquet and clat .. Colgate’s Florient 50c Roger and Gallet Hice Podider B0c Aubrey Sisters’ Tint . ‘ Boc Laime Rauge ... B0c Ayeristocrat Rouge .. 50 Mary Garden Rougé D5c Lily Rouge .. 20c Theatre Rouge . 50c Pompeian Bloom Rouge BEEEE !55?5?5??5! #88 i TOILET SOAPS 10c Je: 's Vielet Glycering e L ke o i6c Paimolive Rose Glycerine Soap, cake 10c Armour's HardWatet Soap, cake 7c 15c Armeur’s Fairskin Soap, cake 8c e Woodbury Facidl Seap, cike.. 19¢ %c Cuticura Soap, cake ......... 20c 30¢ Resinol Médicated Soap, cake 22c 0c Packer's Tar 88ap, take....... 20¢ Pear's Unseented Soap, cake :se Pear’s Scented mymlm Saap, i 16: Saymour’s Vegst: 208 Lacé Castile San, elk‘.“... 1z= Physician and Sufgeons’ Seap Remo,_ Castile Seap, e, s‘i:" R Ca i sm cak- Cashmere uet mall 10 _cake, !» Téléo Soab, MEBICINES ra ¢Inlmm Oitrnént, small we IJ-Mmg medium size . 30c. Mustersle, small size . 50e Mentholatur, $1.00 Redinsi Ointment . 60 Resinel Ointment . fédium size . $1.00 Nukated Iréh . $1.25 Bayer's Asp irin . 40c Bayer's Aspirin . 20c ‘Bayer’s Aspirin . 80¢ Sloan#’s Liniment . 75¢ Bellan’s, large 25¢ Phenolax .. ize .. 40c Kellog's Tastéléss Castor Oil; 3oz.. 75¢ Kellog's. Tasteless Castor Oil, 7-oz. 80¢ Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 25c Large Beecham’s Pills .. 50c Wyeths' Lythi. & Tablets, 5 grs. 40 Seidiitz Powder $140 Sal Hapatica . 70c Sal Hapatica 35¢c Sal Mapatica . Pepsodent Tooth Paste Pebecco Tooth Past: Kolynos Tooth Past Dr. Lyon’s Tooth -Paste. William's Dental Paste Large, Forham's Paste .. Small, Farham's Paste Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder Kalox Tooth Paste . Colgate’'s Tooth Powder, '?????##???! MANICURING NEEDS 60c Cutex Combina Sets., $1.50 Cutex Cornbinition. S6te.. 85 40c Cutex Paste ... 40c Cuticle Removers . 35¢ Hyglo Paste ........ 35¢ Hyglo Cuticle Rmmmi . 80 Stesl-Files . 10c Emery Boards $1.00 Manicuring Sci [ te e e 89¢c 4.6¢ bottle §1.50 16-0x bottle SHAVING PREPARATIONS E Wilkiam's mvm. Credm. . m's Shaving Powder Shaving Sticks . Shaving Sticks .. Célgate’s Shaving Powder Colgate's Shaving Cream . Mennen's Sha: 50c Bay Rum, 75c Bay Rum, 18-6% 80c Witch Hazel, 16-0z. 25¢ Witch Haz#l, 8-0z HAIR PREPARATIONS Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 80¢ Canthrex ... 85e. tm-ll. Dane 40c William’s Shampoo . 75¢ Palmofive Shampoo . B0e Lyon's Rosemary and Glyup- Colgate’ Hudhuvs French Olive Oil= 500 8-z bettls Bérder's Maltéd Mil $1.00 16-62. bottle Borden’s Malted Milk 50c Pound Bulk Berdén's Malted Milk %8¢ Egyptian Desdsrigier 10c Rity all eslors ... 10¢ Twihk, all sblors 18c Sunéet Dyes . 25¢ Pyrene Clbanber . 50. Pyrene Cleanser : M Tooth Imh-, valie 886 and 15e e Price ped by m m Foley at No. ni AT struck the house & Elanéfhi blow, then croshed into the steps |-=mlu the tenbmeht, H’_\e centel stone of the frent lu“ Sac e s g&manmmm taken o (36 KA of the that theear erosted =0) strikiag e 4 erumpled rRSE U “ 1spokes in the left T t tire was. Punetured a1d T the o, h« o! antornobile drivers Mh‘ have -k- side, beuevln: there had been an mm- quake. Constable Edgar H. Ri nd happen- e to ba in the 'HIM aftet Tooking ovef the damage hi ma:heho in stody et mam:eflm i& Jlem hat he was going at a n!a ©f about 20 mmiles ah According to his story, When he a5 ahout ooposiif No. 4 mil gate an ad- Was Being drivén out nad he turn- od to the left. Ansther Autbmobile Was coming directly h front of him and his only chance Wwa to swing ob to the, side- walk, which he did, * He denied that the b A B TR csca‘p!l Wwithout hg-i-y ”I'chh the uu- Recipes of Our Ploncer Motheth for iBe home treatment of were uily dependable. ‘ue, they Tiew nntmnc ot but owed their and barks of the m&L i Ys h}m; to noté that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable C: pound, the medt e alf*lw:;g .:: “hmhh‘ t‘.hlm lh Y e thi Lyedh E. Plnkhanvs Vegetable emwmk to the cause of the I&H&\. Over 500 hunting licehnes taken out in the mm of \Mn seuson. This number exceeds that “b by a goodly sum and can partly be on the return y of Windham's boys from the serv u}!\mflnz is good this fall and many have returned hiome from & mp with a good bag. One el hihter hds bagged nearly 20 codns thus far this Season. The fine eating ahd the gvod suth 1€ can reatize from the selling of the furs has made it a profitable season. Funeral serviges for Harold G. Wilia were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o cf at St. Paul's Episcopal chiirch, services being conducted by Rev. Waltef F. Bor- chert, rector. Burial was in the Wind- ‘ham Center cemetery. Arrahgements were by Jay M. &:epfld The denth of Antoinette the € months’ old daughter of Dick nfl TRose Attardo Zagara of No. 30 Schoolhbuse lane, resulted Wednesday night i pneumonia. ~Funeral services were held from the home of her paréiits 4t 2 o'l Thufscay afternosh, With burlal ih Bt Josepl's cometery. The Shila 18 Bus ved by her parents, thrée brothers and Tor |4 Quintne That Does Xot Affect the Heaa Because of the tonie mu laxmva ekeu. mlevl.' LB G (112 Bromo Quinine hblveh) énh Ise uyvne ‘Without causing nel ringing in the head. Be sure you n M Il Laoh tor, 'fi‘.%goggm é‘s -ua- tur on box. 30e. $1.65 and $1.98 - They were $3.00 and $2.50 It was $1.35 Chambray, 98¢ mnmmoflfifllu follows : Trumpeter a-.n, %b-) s Mary-Marie, Y .,'@""“ ”:m' "’“&‘Wm Vot aum Wut-. the tri-conty Wintham ahd Néw held Thursday the Woman's elub Bireét, undet the a: ieat Aq ld’ BetiBol ehil- iton of Afdover, (Contined oh Pagt Highs, Cal. Poot) !L We Started Something— We Always Do— We are going to make extensive altera- ations—we need room—we're going to have it—we've cut prices—not mere say so—actual fact. When we cut, we cut deep. now when they can buy—— OVERCOATS §2850 $39.50 $46.50 95250 Better ones made by Kuppenheimer. - People realize that $2950 §$36.50 $39.50 $42.50 GLASTONBURY UNDERWEAR HEAVY FLEECELINED AND RIBBED UNDERWEAR, NOW 98¢ DUTCHESS TROUSERS All Work Shirts, including Blue Overalls, Now §1.75, Brookfield make. Shop Aprons, Now 69¢ Everything marked down—we need the room—if you need good stuff—go to it. CHURCH REED CO. BRICK & SULLIVAN 738 MAIN STREET Willimanti¢, Conn. JEWETT CITY llm Auee Pinnn&in‘hm o Mr. and leasantly surs wm At M home on Highihnd street ednebday evéning when many of hef calebrate friends ealied to Ter seventeenth brthday. buflnl th evening several wlos weré sung by Miss Alice Smith, Messrs. Chas. ang John Léciaire; also by a fuaneiie by John and Pudpr Leciatrs ififam Symington had Charies Harrihg- ied by her fathef on At 18 o'élock ih the aiing reom thete Wwas a supper of bojled ham, potato sal- #d, #wist Dlekies, faney cookies, cakes TOllS, toffee and 168 ©redm. Fruft was Also sePved. Tn thé eRter of the table Wik & Jarge Sirthday ealie, made by Mfs. Gesrge Beymotr ahd with cindles gayly lighted during me -upp-r Aftér supper Lw enfoyaa in the kln:fim 2 feature a buck and wing dance by Chabie Hatfington whieh was hmly applauded. usefdl preseht wets Hhe nk thef a fafgé st Aot afd dining Foom wers flowers and ferns. Affiong thess present Were Agnés. Sym- ingtoh, Mdred Olsen, Afmélla Moraney, Oface and Clatts Sullivah, Seliia Peter- 0 Charles Hatrin iakell, Loodetd L'Homme. John and & or vorett Miller, Willlaw !mmm” Q‘xem 288 Hotser Gagnon Atter the pafty Willlam umm- ook Mimses Ssfma Petersod, D\nd » mm Afiné and Eltkabeth oM by raching. bon't t W. Q. € ntertalnment 4t Prchasg lowh hall tenight—ady. BOLTON Mfs. Waltér B. Howe and daughter, Mra. Jimed Wekson Pheips, entertained a p-uly ot m fast Week Thirsday af- THE afternoou wad spen. 5 (o um 6 whist. Mri Frank H. Stose won & Afst prisd. A* the clow (7 1he afteiniosh 4 eollativh was <! e A Hallowe'en ehilkf: s ihent and danée was given fn the Bolton Hall 1ast Satur- Ay evehing by membots Of Dolton grange to fiisé muncy to piy foF & pland Just purchased. The enjerthinthent eohsistad 6t a aril entitled The Frolle of the Witehes by 1#h young fadies dréssed as witches, led #i IBs Arill by Mrs. 1. Knee- lafid Joftes; and refding Ly Miss Cer- aldifie Cowiishdw of Hariford. Thh di'l wis excellent. Lattle Miss c;wmhn the efiesira of Manchester played fot daneing. The hall wa sadorsed With jack 6' lan- ternd ahd fEstdonms of erepe paper. Eiiet 3. Fifitey &nd son, Eimer Fintes, 35, Of New York have been spehdling a few diys @t their sitimmér homé in town. Mrs. MyFon feé whs ih Toekville re- detitly, the puést of relatives. Thé following young people who are Away_alténdihg schiool Were home for : Mies Louise J. Hutehifigon, hg Mt Holyoke; Miss who is at the New Haven gymnastic sehool; Mérgan Alvord, fron Yale, and Edward B. MeUGUrk, fréim Fordham unlvefsity. Miss LAtahia C. Fries has feturnad af- tet twe weels' visit with her sister in Readville, Mass., and at Leonard Bridge. ©One hiindrea and Rrty:one votes were east &t the he-d-v eleetion ot of the 161 electors of Bofion. The republicans eledted afl theif tieket exéept fepresenta- tive; Fred D. Flaley, democrat, defeated Chasles M. Pihhey, fepublican. publican eleetors Feesived 75 votes and ihe aemecratic electors §8. Doughnuts and eofice Were setved. ANDOVER The Salvation Army bund from South Manchester came to the town hall last Friday evening and gave an entertain- ment was heard by a large nuniber of townspeoplé and was highly enjoyed. Bevefal from here went to Gilead last Thursday might to a chicken ple_subper which af rel as the Gilead ocooks mmnu know how 1o ge up n-mb PFhe towk ot Andover _went repubiiezn T the eléction; Georgé Merritt was elected Fepresentative. Charles L0omer, a residént of the tows for over 30 years, has sold his piace and exieols to leave town :oom amd ge ‘e Flosida s winter. Dia The re- | BH fik [ i ] g the. proptrty given & B yironment. It wil_bs of the purchasers, Mr. and R Seed. IMM“.HIN Alteni MeQuhae, frish tehot. at the Comthithity house oh N Be began Kis mmn Tot the yisit the greiit nofth! Bé accepted the first n-mu mg finally accumilated enough a fari of his oWh. Théa it developed that theke Wis & - of | rianiee eomnected with his visit to m 1ea, He had come for the making 4 hofse anf then m marry an English girl «nd over. Just before his Mfl? advised him that the 17 of bl hid _married someone else. Ihteiligesise feached Rit, He farn in Magiltoba and weat to 3 Hi mofiey boon & mbering that he had eholf-Master when be sahg e boidly Appiled for a y-o-mn a Pérleced singer and it Was Whils e G oo i Droga- a8, s n the - I88ide 6f two yedrs he Bas Had coheert bookinigs than most of the - siokal Goheeft #ihgets: Host of hik ab- pearances havé FE&UItEd in return dates BREED THEATRE An opulent romance. 8t ‘intriges ben quest and mystery is the IS S e e kR ker Read, Jr.-Assoclated duetion, The Louise Glifum. e plelure well known novel of Sicwart White, come sto the Dresd thbathe to- day and Bl‘mr\h)'., n;u«::‘nt;u’- 4 telle_the story of © B trackless Africa of John CUlbEFSSS, sclentist-explorer. and a Srange, tiful woman, kno to_hth Shly &8 dame, who puts hersell in his way o hinder hin ik the executivh of &R ! portant jon fér his Revernment. burtson i stricken biind by the -'-l-l he cioetes the veldt. He attémpts gain his vight by means of & dFug i only the bew-tiful L« ei, knowh to as the Leopard Wolhin, M Unguish from ofe that Will peffanently, from 4 G- amatie the story. Brestually Ls Sefeltd {hm not until the Leopard “Comall sworn enemy has given him her hehft Chatlle Chuplin will aiso be tven in l'rhe Jmmigrant, a Chaplin élassic, §42 the Ford Educational Will tomplete the Davls Teates | From the utteriost dépths of pINMY to a_positioh of wealth and all tast it sighifies went Mary, the little girl ffol the couhly pooF farm; but if spite 8t er new-fouhd rielies afid fHends, i never forgot her 411 tompanions Who stood by her i the Ghys of advéruity. That's #hy thew all chlled her “Bvery- Body's Sweetheart,” which is the utle of Ollve Thomas' picture, which will be shown at the Davis iheaife today sed sturday. Mary Was one of (b feW survizbrs of & tertibic ralirond Wreek, and Jehn. & boy about Her own age, anothet, The children w4 placed 1 W9 coufity poor farm. Here they grew 69 frof - hood to youth amid the et Sordid sat- rouhdings. An old inmate of the farm eatid “Corporal” . was thélr best frichd, and one day Maty, John and ihe Corporal Aetided to run away. S0 OFf they BAFfi- ed, with Mary Wressed as a boy. The sudden ilidess of the Corporal them to apply for #1d to the big house oh the hill and then the btory takes & Mot » e beat m-n of Note-~This s the fast mm ane mmde before her tragic dekth. The other feAtures on_this are Jack Deinpséy in “Dare & feture of theills and feal astion. ter see it. Training Wild Birds, - tertaining educat pieture Prizma, showing beautiful colored Emmg Wehien in Drama of the Semsst ot the Strand, Brmmy w-smn. the iul‘n‘m