Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 22, 1920, Page 8

THE WEATHE of marked intensity was cen- |of Connecticut. ARREST NORWICH MAN l;ml:mloc of satisfaction or money re- o reeny of ¢ aroperty of Walter R. Lewdon of b2t ot munny back. Large box of tablets BAIN AND WARMER TODAY, FAIR TOMORROW Cross College building fund cam- over the~entire state of the greatest in- and has been jpaign is going b night over Lake Michigan | .., es to its suce ard. The storm over wish of the Rt. Rev. John G. 2s been attended by hop of Hartford, to gales in the uppér |, t Fathers at Wor- rains in New England | lent to erect 2 sub- h will be named It is felt that such 1 a uame will over to the for rains jt Lake nd unset nd snow New 1 weather | iin in the middle Aantic | nd Tuesd “ ture will r England. ire displayed on the in e that the coming gen- At L portunity for higher Fresh easterly | of ras—Fresh south- d weather Monday. : Rain "rd for ; Tuesd. I been done in the J. Fox of assisted ns in Norwich. Yoo s i City who has |lay chairman, Rev. W. A Keefe of this P ; Thess two |city. clerical chairman, and Bishop John G. Murray. 500 FORHOLY CROSS IN THIS STAIE FULL ASSOCIATED . PRESS DESPATCHES Holy Cross,-but as sincere advocates of ‘higher education, Americanism and good citizenship, are set to secure the quota.| are doing wonderful work. PrB.ct]c:.\llYl every clergyman in the eastern section of | <onnecticut is behind them and givina | generously of time and means. Holy Cross college stands for all that s good, moral, American and love of country _ Her history for the past sev- snty-fime” years is without comparison. Starting in a humble way, she h:§ & ually reached a point where her faci ties for taking care of the youth of New England are taxed way beyond the limit. She must have new dormitories, chapel |are bilious, and class rooms if she is to be enabled to carry on the work and to provide the graduates who are always so highly in fo your countr physical strensth and knowledge be sent CASCARETS “They Work while you Sleep” Bring back your old constipated! héadachy, full of cold, dizzy, unstrung. Your meals don’t fit—breath is bad, Take Cascarets tonight demand. Yor your liver and bowls and wake up It means much to you personally and | clear, i say the men at the|griping—no head of the drive, that men of morals. |love Cascarets too. skin sallow. inconvenience. into your midst to carry on affairs of church and state. - Holy Cross will do it | ¥ recommend loving one's encmmles, 4id the explicit command, mies; do good to those that hate you; pray for those who calumniate you.” The belief in the div.nity hinged in a large measure on His mira- Catholics believe in Christ as the! the ' Dlessed Trinity,! believe that the mere pro- if you lend her a helping hand at tl time. You have three years to do so. The Connecticut divisional ~executtive committee comprises Patrick T. O'Brien. ay: Generally i Generally fair; | {39+ Cloddy 2 20 per 5 per cent i r ing er it oW tlood tide, affecting ses of nro- | i~ the panks of 1 quantity of merel 1 South Front © a coat of; The Heig 1s, t i this tnz- Selcer. Mrs. Beetham. | sale eclinses 25 held an netted an ex- sum to be added to special election for ote on judge of probate 30. Catarrh Germs Move Qut When Hyomei Moves In No stomach do Hyom?t is made ptus taken from 5 of inland Aus- with other ex- ia the atmosphere ted witli balsam thrown 1s trees that germs 1 in consequence 168 arrh and-other nose 115 ns are practicaily 105 7 115 he Hyomei and get the same 103 nt germ k. effect as you 2 ““nulvl get in the eucalyptus forests. _Tezs| . Hyomei is sold by Lee & Osgood i e A 221 co. and druggists RINGFIELD Poucni S la the B Springfield 1o ves snomAc‘l nlsery sour stom- thng valued -at snfi lch belching and all stomach disease | &t all druggists in all towns, § Sets et wages till | o nd | sare to be manifested in the outcome of ted in thel |ty per e.nt. of the population of {not a Leng to Le fe }lD\'e one's friends—Christ did not casual-| | MOOSE BAZAAR OTENS WITH BIG CROWD PRESENT continue until Monday evening, All of the various booths rec cral patronage and the free dancing with music furnished by Rowland's orchestra, was a great source of erf:rtainment to the lovers of dancing and good music. The committee announces that com- | mencing Monday evening, three new booths will be added to those already on hand, and promise a novelty in the ar- rangement of them as well as the kind of merchandise that will be offered by them. A turkey booth, something never before attempted in the city at an affair of thi will be one of the feature: sidering that Thanksziving is near at hand, this booth is sure to meet | with the approval of all. As opreviously announced, the other booths will also offer something a little differsnt than has been own heretofore. On 'Thanksgiving aft- ernaon a special attraction has been ar- ranged for, in the holding of a prize fox |ga irot. open to any one within a radius of twenty mi No entrance fee to com fox trot will be char, amongst the dancers of the city ous entries and considerable intere ¢ is taa prize dance. On this evening 2 dele- ected from the Knizhts of being classed by the com of C. night. As a sp hest singink fours in this part of the ympesed of Messrs. Smith, Sher- s and Steinke, have been en- lections. Th= 2 ¥aited with a sreat deal of Interest each | Jiening, and affords pleasure as well as amusement for all. VATION’S IRRELIGION SOURCE 1S EXPLA D BY PRIEST Census fi; nation is 1ecoided as b athiliation were cited by Rev, preccher at the high mass in ’s church Sunu rossibly the 1emaming s Xty per ceni. may b lieve in God ;but they adwil no asso- ciation wi.h any sec. Father Galvin Vs con ‘nuing his of termons dealng wita The Works “reaton, taking up tae three years 1 which C. taugit n Palestine. fhe Sav.our ucquainted men with new Goctrines—that of loly nity, in which He spoke o Himscli as the Son of God; the fact t.at the Creator is, roa ted heaven as W a8 earth; and gave men, to enuble them to se- co. | cure saivation, a rule of coiduct, a code of morals. Tie unknown Nazarene, coming from a despised city of Galilee down to Judea, Conveeation proud city of Jerusalem, ai of education to mecet the le doctors, convinced th , in great meas- Ly means of y indeed know that 1 am the Son of ufficient for man, stressing the neces 1 obligations in the brief phras To love God, and to love one's neighbor | as one's self. In a word, the second ob- | ligation means charity—to be just, kind,| tient, brotherly; nor is it enough Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA A LETTER FOR WOMEN From a Woman Whose Serious liiness Was Overcome by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Garnett, Kas—“I first took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Campound IINI!IIlmusumnm"ll for a complete nervous break- down following the birth of my oldest child. T got up too soon which caused serious fe- male trouble. T was 50 weak that - I was not able to be on my feet but very little and could not do m; hovsework at all. Thada bad pain in my left side and it would pain terribly if I stepped off a curb-stone. One day one of your booklets was thrown in the yard and I read every word in it. There were 80 many who had been helped by your medicine that I wanted to try it and my husband went to town and got me a l}oule It seered as _though T felt f after the second doze, so T kept on until T had taken five bottles and by that time I was as well as I could wish, About a year later T gave birth to a ten pound boy, and have had two more children since and my health has been fine. If 1 ever have trouble of any kind T am going to take your niedicine for 1 give it all the praise for my good hiealth. T always recom- mend your medicine whenever I can.” rs. EvA E. SHAY, Garnett, Kansas. A VICTROLA MEANS HAPPINESS TO MILLIONS OF HOMES. LET IT BRING HAPPINESS TO YOURS THANKS- SGIVING BY JOINING ONE OF OUR Victrola Clubs “Love your ene- cles. Second Pe: i but they als fession must be \\D"k: exhiorted his heardrs to manifest A large and well pleased throng filled | their faith, not alone as’ Sunday Chris-} Olympic hall Saturday evening for the |tians and Catholics, opening of the Moose bazaar, which will | & enough—there through their | good works, | patterned upon that of the ! aviouh, edify those amony whom they 1 inquire into and! beauty and truth ich, if pract'ced with fidelity} bring to. pass that wish] Heart, that there be but| d one Shepherd. realize doctrines, must some day of t VICTROLA, Style 10 ................... $12500 $|OO BIIORECOrAB AL BOC: . i ..o ciie o vroiviesn ez ol B0 WEEKLY THE PRODIGAL SO : AT Y. M. C. A, s meeting at the Y. M. C. A. crnoon was well attended, and | good from beginning v the intere end. Two reels of moving shown, ¢ s of historic interest adelphia, and al Son. Bosh were full of interest, and the latter Victrola Club No. 2 Victrela Club No. 3 VICTROLA, Style 9 .......... $75.00 VICTROLA .Jtyln e T 10 Records at 8%¢............. 850 i0R other illust was made by Rev. among otasr as I live for quite a| home again; a young mani it is the paranle! Vietrola Club No. 4 Victrola Club No. 5 VICTROLA, Style 6 .......... $35.00 | VICTRCLA, Style 4 10 Records at 85¢............. 8.590 10 Reeoeds at 852 8.50 t away soon began! i h the result thet |8 . and was what we The one most he wonderful “eame to mvn-, 2 the Elite Quartet, one of thec a picture of Gbd! ¥ man back home, | Will you coie today to hear them and make a selection? We will gladly demonstrate the model you prefer. of rectitude, or how far us living; if only he and turns his foot-| he can be as- | n."” moving pictures. | ¥ICTOR VICTROLAS RHD VICTCR RECCRD3 E ¥OU CAN'T COME, | | oo Plaut-Cadider; (%o, ANATORIUM FUND! few days, an out of | butor to the holiday ;i h Tuberculosis sana-! g3 s. Fred A. Byrnes e tha largest sum‘ _any one in- | # S 5 a 2 [ Z A e ™ "x \ J ¥ The Stare of Vzclvr Service Supreme Main St. n or a com- u(\ that hls name' Victrola Club Ne. 1 $133.50 $83.50 $58.50 $25.00 $43.50 §$33.50 i MAIL THIS COUPON. ESTABLISHED :a 72 Norwich, Conrn ! Felation of topography to strategy, itial sum for its holi-|ing Belgian British, French, Italian and Balkan fronts. made an advisor at the Peace Confer- et | encs in Paria. as chief. of the Division of | Boundary Geography, by the Secretary Later he was and was appointed of State to represent London on Tuesday iour government on severzl international Douglas | territorial commissions Juring that time. at | Mr. Johnson's lecture at the collcge will speaker at Connecti- | of Physiography In 1918, Mr. John- |bo oned major in the In- miricles— That you ', Bides. The friends of the college are States | vielcome guests of these convocation pe- nd sflm to Turope by the secretary | riods, for which a series of lectures have special mission to study the |been arranged With the intent and pgr- He taught that fai h alone is not [ ty also of good woiks. He summed ep “I7 QRFMLMBER, WE HAVE 'I'HE LARGEST FRUIT DEPT IN THE ClTY VERMONTS Ib. 60--65¢ " NATIVES From Preston City TURKEYS We have a dandy line of Vermonts and Natives in for the i holiday. Step in and select one early. We shall keep it f| for you until called for. We shall give you the best of attention. GROCERY DEPARTMENT | PLUM PUDDING i Confectionery SUGAR jPound 0 0. v 1 Te b o DB S R A2 R g HOME-MADE MINCE 8 MEAT, Pound ...... 25¢] P, % BLUE RIBBON SALAD % DRESSING, Bottle. .. 38c PURE JELLY PUMPKIN T e WHITE ROSE SQUASH . BULKCOCOA RUMFORD BAKING Wl'flTEROSEEXTRACT Bottle . oo B0C MARSHMAIJ.OW vaiohe:19c pleasure of the pubuc as well as b dent book. Employees me at present Park Church Thanks; There is to be a Ti vice morning at Park church. The sermon b Dr. S. H Howe, will grim Fathers. The mid the church is to be, omitted. American dollar was quoted =t 16 79 1-2 centimes on Daris Bourse Prevent Grip and Influenza. GROVE'S L. B. Q. tablets (Laxative Eromo Quinine tablets) rem Central Vermont Shops Clossd Ta gure you get th ~ent " 1| GROV: L B Q ta All shops of the Central Vermont rafl-| GO Ead e (o M, 100 PURE . Clearbrook LARD Selected 4 Pounds 98c |EGGS, dozen. . 59¢ NATIVE POULTRY Fancy Fricassee Fowl, Pound . ...... 50c§ Roasting Chickens, Pound .......... 55¢ Guinea Hens, Pair'................ $2.75 Fancy Ducks, Pound ............... 55¢c Native Geese, Pound ............... 55¢ FRUIT DEPARTMENT MIXED NUTS CLUSTER RAISINS Pound-...o...... 25¢ }:Package ... ... 00 5 B8 ENGLISH WALNUTS CRANBERRIES Potrd st 00 20ciliCuneti Lo UL R e e ENGLISH WALNUT DRCM DATES MEATS, Pound ..... 55¢c | Package ........... 23¢ SEEDLESS RAISINS LAYER FIGS Pound’. . <. ... ... .35c L Pound v s S5 et Aty ORANGE AND LEMON PEEL, Pound ....... 55¢c