Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 10

FAIR AND WARMER TODAY AND TOMORROW Nerwich, Tuesday, May 17, 1921 WEATHER An extensive area of high barometer has its center over the region of the Great Lakes and it is moving rapidly eastward, Cool weather continues dur- ing Monday in practically all parts of the countryiln the New England states the weather will be fair Tuesday and probably Wednesday with slowly ris- ing temperature Wednesday. Winds North of Sandy Hool riableover cast Tuesday Sandy Hook to Hatte north and northeast geners Tuesday. Moderate va- Forecast outhern New Bngland and Bastern New York—Fair Tuesday and probably nesday, rising temperature Wed- nesday, Observations in Norwich The Bulletin's observations show the following records of cha erature and barometric ch Towe: Comparisons Predictions for Monday: Cloudy Monday's weather: Rainy followed |y 4 n LLE fight fans jour GREFNEVT ot e loca Bugene and me was emploved as a_clerk o store of O. Rivard, on Provi- Thompson cada purchased a ee which is bringing the stre, here next week un- the Union &t held & meeting directors of the Ath- held a meeting last 1 plans were, made for Thompson w the piate r Henry ed special town the fans in order that are heing e grandstand the nteresting ques d answerad pertain afternosn servies at Sheltering Arme was conducted by Rev Alexander H. Abbott. pastor of the Unit- | mal church, woo spoke on text was from of Matthew t the ng of the First “ongregational Young People's Christian Endeawor society, Ra'nn Henry Mars -] CUTICURA FOR HAIR AND SKIN For promoting and maintain- ing beauty of skin and hair Cuticura Soap and Ointment are unexcelled. Cuticura Tal- cum is an ideal pewder, re- freshing and cooling to most delicate skins. AT R ad S0 Taleom 2he B Coticurs Soup shares - | nemination delivered a lengt Jean the | ¥ The dove of peace hovered over the democratic caucus at the Town Hall on Monday evening when fully 200 staunch supporters of the democracy assembled to name their ticket for the city elec- tion on the first Monday in June. Every- thing was carried out according to sche- dule from the opening speech of Chair- man Edward T. Burke to the motion of A. Desmond, before pro extolling the qualities of the party and pointing ou sition. Fellow Democrats: it will not be amiss on th to something to them. oW reaitie . will_read men from Thomas will find that they on the need of two political | he welfare of the country was much ar of the one who pi jcan administ and old man, | arrowly escaped heing re-electe Mr. Higgins and decency ha n heaven's name has Norwic ng but a decent city. T “Law attained been nr.* Put do you know u hear Mavor Lerou tell 3 the cost of gas an You did not. All the as given out by t an of the commi el T. Shea. Mayor Lerou made a lon | speech but pever told you why thinzs wern 0. Posh! Another benefit claimed by Mr. is that the police pension Mayor Thaver st eine {on a sonnd basis. he fund in his administration cas swelled by 5 per cent. of | funa i quor licenses, but now i {cense the police voted t cent. of their wages. Astonis was another th ST ng | The highway hen M. C. T \ the public works comm © Thames street reet pavements rtment ot through how {np the | stand? | At this point Mr. Bur! Wi dinz to M. > under Mr halanee of $5.762.14 for the ¥ ! t of $18.202.76 o't le, and tha fo vetain n'party v, asked N | the time to rally. The real business of Tiesmond in a e did not helieve meating alderman. He also rofer: classed as ‘hysterical support such arguments peaple their ) m « fudzment and the 1 be given a chance to vote for s the rep | was the | Enjoy ¢ leader. The tople wae, How to ‘s Wory. ary K <ion: society, postponed is to be heid Thursda at the Methodist pa evening at the trom The Dynamic of a Several verses of | are given for reference and members are asked to note the impulse gained from the religious experience of Isiah, Andrew, Philip, the Woman ¢ Samaria. Compare similar impulses of | other converts here and abroad. How much of it have we? Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and son Wallace, of Holyoke, Mass, motored to Colchester and remained over Saturday at the home of Mr. S: ters, Misses Annie and day the entire party mo: Town and were dinner gy of their brother-in-law and and Mrs. Georze A. Peck (Ellen Smith) The Bmith family retmrned 40 their Massachusetts ‘home Sunday evening and the Misses Smith returned to Colches- ter. o Norwich t the home er, Mr. k were Dr. and Mrs. A. bins, of Colchester, and Mr. and Mrs. | illiam Raymond and children of estchester. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nelson left Mon- | day afternoon for Boston tojremain ¢ ing the summer. They have been pass- ing several weeks in Brooklyn, N. ¥., prior to returning to Mrs. Nelson's form- er home at Norwich Town, where she has been visiting for a week. Mr. Nelson joined his wife here for a few davs' visit. Before her marriage Mrs. N DEMOCRATIC TICKET IS NOMINATED men for thé council. He then nominated Gilbert 1 Councilman-—Fra S s adjournment. Although report was cur- e A rent on the streets early in the after- O T Sreey s noon that there might be a contest for| . inteq by Henry G. Gebrath, ; the office of city tax collector mnothing|TOminated by Fenry G. Gebrath. ~ ./ developed and Harold T. Robinson who A A was nominated on the republi e e last week was also nominated on the | Toonsues sLatlanS > demosratio tiket, assiring Mr. Robin- | "Ry doise i e on of election. ominated br T. M. Saisiis. The caucus was called nom by T e o wWilliam H. Callahan, cf e teins e Felte T town com and the vy R e ed to elect Bdward T. 2 e USRS e el 1 to the tioned received much and Mrs, Woodbury O. Rogers. Many friends give her a cordial welcome Par patmem, g, s, Raymond for first alderman. e remainder of the ticket was as fol- Anson R, Grover, nd Councilmaa nominated by James Fox. nominated by ndidate as Alexander Jordan. name was men- phlause,. especial- sheriff, Mr. Callahan. In his | speach for the latter, Mr.: Fach ounz man Whose n mominatton is a vovng d capable to fill the T i t apnlause Callahan, ¢ Demoerats, ee be empowerad occurring on the snake often n, the Ston t, who recently exhibited £ local snakes eful everyone who has s and T ns ) never eaten by 337 Main Street DON T let any one tell you FAM-O is not good for your engine! Why man alive, we make it to put your motor in condition. It starts in by cleaning out your tank, pipe line, vacuum tank and carburetor. Then it removes the carbon from your valve seats and motor. . The saviny in gas follows naturally. MR.PACKARD OWNER: FAM-0 is economical of course, in gas-sas: T particularly economical ho ever, in keeping s i motor in condition. Packard Owner tells us 4 i saves him money on repair and overhauling bills. (Nepeonreqist) Mix with your gas— 1 oz. to every 5 gals. $1.00 for 8 oz. can. - | At all dealers. | GORDON MFG. CO. FOXBORO, MASS. For Sale by BAIRD TIRE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Norwich, Conn. SUPPLY STORE Norwich, Conn. R. S. ATWOOD AUT 2 Shetucket St. J. W. McDONALD Authorized Distributer, New London and Windham Counties, Mystic, Conn. hown is one of average part of the| ve of the| || LARGEST STOCK IN THIS CITY TO SELECT FROM Telephone 62 Wall Board and Roofing SPECIAL PRICES. H. F. & A. J. DAWLEY NORWICH, CONN. |! surT brie reels a ctary there Edwin | the f is one | SEe of that stands out more| n other in the life of Jesus it is |TEN eri that bears out so| it t words of his, “I came| Ten t Y d unto, but to min- o about doin; men out of work in our coun need bread, human ong u can if you will the name ,of C | emplo; * | Mrs from ris New ninth 15} Priest _|from reet, e of FORECLOSURF | ON STONINGTON LAND FoR & Murphy, T d John P. nth nor, Col. Charles E. Thompson, | we N'S COMPENSATION new members were elected to | AGRE ARE APPROVED |the socicty: Ambrose Barnaby Clark, ! work nnon, W. Va. n in | om Richard W th Haley of Brooklyn, John Alden; Mrs. ; Fra tenth from W Charles Parker of Scranton, Pa., eleventh Brewster; Edward Allen | Conn., tenth Mrs. ”{ suppl. rren Cone and Leis Rics ninth from William Brew. hur Stewart of New York, | " liam Bradford; Mrs. Wat. ‘the f: d. employe employer clear, London, - | treck cause Cobb, ninth from Seymour. Robert Lovell Smith Warren Louise Hurlbutt ard Squeze the juice of two lemons into a William | Pottle containing three ounces of Or- Mich, | chard White, which any drug store will you have a quarter pint of harmless nth from John|38e t 4 . then shortly note the beauty and teness of vour skin. Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that CITY ELECTIO JUNE &th IT IS NOT PULITII}S--IT IS 600B BUSINESS VO TE oo st degent city; insisted upon and obtained an honest, ef- ficient and economical management of public affairs. VOTERS: change BECAUSE : Illicit liquor selling has been stopped; BECAUSE—Franklin Square is now a safe place for persons and vehicles; BECAUSE—The wholesale denuding of lumber from our water sheds was stopped by a Court order; BECAUSE—An intelligent, comprehensive plan for highway improvment has been com- menced; BECAUSE—The Police Pension Fund has been made with the co-operation of the police of- ficers more nearly self-sustaining; BECAUSE—You know now about the municipal lighting plant; BECAUSE—Respect for law, order and been obtained ? It is not Politics, it is Good Business to vote for the Re- publican Nominees on Monday, June 6th. Do you want a decency has L e e e T S AR R e William Stoddard Hutchison. ninth | Brew William Brewster; Miss Mabel Har-| It John Howland. of Conn.: Haroid Moss Hart, John Howland: Frederick | honor of the Haven, irom vingstone Pratt, eighth from Degory |the annual meeting ir r Omar Herschel ger. ninth| al ¢ o John Howland: Clarence liam | society will be held at P | tenth from William Brewster; |Sept. 6 to 13. “ | Alfred Illingworth Merritt, eleventh from s et Howland, of Hartford | Forum Programme Given. Mies eighth from » tenth from Kichard | of Mrs. Charles Frederick Chaney., |\ from William Brewster, and Miss | Allyn. tenth from and | Fuller, of New Haven, Conn., John Francie Amold of West Conn., eighth from William s 'BOWKE] ; FPERTILIZ | w Them v for a few cents, shake well, and | e delightful lemon bleach. Mass- his eweetly fragrant lotion into ace, neck, arms and hands each Since Bowker Fertilizers and Stockbridge Special Manures were first sold, fifty years ago, many lower-priced fertil- izers, claimed to be just as soft, rosy-white complexion. also as a le. sunburn, and tan bleach be- it doesn't irritate. For Your Floors OEarMop For Your Furniture 1C; At Your Dealers Bread SPECIAL SALE TUESDAY VEAL—VEAL—VEAL MOHICAN NATIVE MILK FED BEST SHORT CUT LEGS, Pound. . .. . 25c MEATY SHOULDER CUTS, bb. . 18¢ VEAL FOR STEWING, Ib. . ... 12V4c VEAL CUTLETS, Pound. ... ... 40c VEAL CHOPS, Pound. ........ 30c WE WILL SELL WHOLE OR HALF VEAL—80-100 Ib. average, Ib. .. 18c Per Pound good, have come—and gone. Bowker’s and Stockbridge would not be here today if they had not rroven quality fertilizers every year of the fifty. “For the Land’s Sake”— see your Bawker Agent, Best Maine POTATOES 15 Lbs. Peck 23c Fresh Churned Creamery BUTTER 1b. 33¢c J. P. BARSTOW & CO., Norwich W. D. GRANT, Willimantic A. R. RACE, North Franklin HAVENS & SON, Jewett City GEORGE LA CROIX, Baltic GEORGE P. BUGBEE, West Willingten MARTIN M. HANSON, Mansfield Deopot