Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 8

» STATE MEDIC ASSOCIATION Dr Max Mailbouse of New Haven and IN HARTFORD THIS WEEK |Ur C. Flovd Haviland of Middletown; : e | “T'abes Dorsalis, u pleg for early Diag- Liaystmen Ing.G:i‘:::Pm)u‘;‘;’r‘”& Wn | nosis and Rational Treatment,” Dr. Hen- S D e e hmae. |17 F Stoll, Hartford, diécussion by Dr. 5 ticut State Medical Society and the newly it G AL i Zabor canditions between the master|of fhe barn will he in clapboard and the| tiout State Medical Seclety and the ne%) | and Dr. John Lynch of Bridgeport; “Abo- Sufiders and their men still re oot . nual banque of the soclety at Hartford [Wiion of Venereal Discase’ Dr i ;»tu-d;‘ .:4 d\;m: the ps |'”‘“fdfinfi;f"‘,fi;l‘fi.g‘°“"~°§£"§a,:‘q'.fi‘e\ the | Thomas N. Hepburn of Hartford; “Bpi- b= s : bz L:‘ ~oqd m‘:m AND 20kTGAGE L0aNS ! (M Hartford Club wi begin at § o'clock. | frre Mheebhallis” Dr. Foul Waterman, wieinity. had 20 sales of real estate|The members and guests Will be @nter-| oy ol or Hartford and Dr. Stanley Apefl 4th have been wor ¢l 10 14 for the same weel |tained at a smoker at the Hunt Memorial | ;7 60 05 0 T ey B H dem:t{' oo . oty mortgage loans for the|on Wednesday night at 7.00 o'clock. The [ ¥ OSPOR OF fAe Fale nealth depart : S 5 . imounted to $95,300| Travelers Insurance Co. has invited the |peitt "hee (Arsen, U6 Samuel G e T S T are : members to visit iis to At the close | ;7 Giigersieeve Jarvis of Hartford and Saglepers of carpenter . » pay| In New London there were eight .saleslof the clinical sessions at the Hartford | 1 oiniom " Verdi of New Haven, G IR 57 3% et v The | of the past week to six for the|hospital and St. Francis hospital on | DT Wi eT : : o g B e Bl s ast vear, Loans for the|Thursday, the members and guests are e iolinical, seasion xtjthe, Hantfond o g 4 amounted to $27,375 |invited by Dr. W. N. Thompson, super- |Hosvital will be on Thursday morning b gy g intendent pf the Hartford Retreat, to v 930 40,1180 :olclack : as foligwa: to work T NEW LONDON. The program for the various = ey ; o = after being out since early in Apr | W has been started on a cottage|ras arranged by Dr. Walt ;m:“d:t;vrlrm aii’rr\i’m hmgll' = however, somewh v 1 - erected erview avenue by F. B ouald B, WellsSand, Dr by the Roe 't" Ray,” nsDron Bgnn!"s of the S S h for It will be of wood, McPartland. R e“‘ 7‘“" = B He“b"e‘n ] ; and Roberts ; “Symptomatic Renal Colic,” i, e’ rooms and the uea Wednesday Schedule Dr. T. N. Hepburn; “Cases Under Ob- cnts, Tho cost will be $3000, servation and Treatment by Radium,” Take Evans Triple Phosphates With fieals Cain Several Pounds of So'i} Stay-There Flesk In one mon PHOSPHAT solid, red blooded flesh and chanz \v weak, run-down, nervous, tired body into | 2. vigorous, St one, or momey 3 n 8 stronz. vigorous, robust one, o sach b | Sue sostice st Of course, medical men are surprised, | nd in ten daye® and many are still unbelievers, but the |make o new being, full o8 fact is evident to every up-to-date phar- 1 2 desire 10 macist i produce flesh without violent face creams, dal ge or Dbeauty torture. just w In order to assimilate the nourishing | funded. food thin peonle daily take into the bo 3 e and turn it into healthy, red blood cor- | works-wonders in all cases of nervoms. puscles, the nerves that control the |digestive and blood troubles, don't take it process of direstion and assimilation must |uniess vou really desire to put em be put in first class shape. and that is gain weight. main in Norwic . ) rike teen The first meeting of the c osi e o n Wil 51 ¢ the Hunt Memorial Dr. E. T. Smith; “Ilustrative Cases on M d M 16th, th S Bhiteatis afe ol % % Thets | Farage at that address for Mm-|;oming at 8.45 o'clock. The Diseases of Children,” Dr. C. A. Good- ondaay, ay (] The carpenters are } > will, be of Wood, 12x16 feet,|ing o the house of dclegates will be|rich: Observations from the Pathological oS ¢ . % o e mphear is erecting a ga-|h€ld 8t 915 o'clock on the same morn- |Reports of the Hartford Hospital” Dr. . Ea-|ing The programe of the mecting for |J. C. Rowley; “Medical Cases of Inte- rerson avenne for Wiliam| weanesday afternoon will at 1|rest,” Drs. W. R. Steiner, L. B. Cochran b naolt Ao eth Wil belo'clock and will be as follows:— and E. K. Root. ctor Forrester is erecting a| Reception of Visiting delegates three National banks and the three Clinical Session : o0 Auirt siesat fan 0 B gort | nE 1o Tateennr De. Daniel, O, Tatter] . ERL Savings banks of this city will return To Wil be. 18450 Feot, of ‘woad | son, Bridgeport, discassion by Dr. o o session, at St Francls y w r will cost $300. Codman of Boston and Dr. Wi fntl there will be an operative clinic at e [ oclock. Sursical clinie, Drs, Sullivan, evie Taft, Clifton and McPartland; “Opera- t Midway place. Another story|Kate C. Mead, Middletown, discussion by | Heft (M 5 = s dded and other changes made, | Dr. Oliver T. Osborn of New Iaven and | e, Trettment of = Wmpyema Without | ggny pendleton and Bert Gardner, withe “Mary” Geo. M. Cohan's superior red w will bo $2,000 Dr. Jessie W. Tisher of Middictown ;| piie8®,, | TROeeystesiomy WIthout | pygical comedy success, which plays a return engagement at the Davis barn 16 Butlding - Permits. “Treatment of Eclampsa,” Dr. H. 1:}»rse Dr. McPartland; “Rheumatic Ferer | Theatre, Tuesday night, May 17th. v Luther K. Mus- - frame garage, Stuart ‘:Z“‘n:: (e ]“I’,L‘iel)r' o “\‘,:f,u Tl ted Intravenously With Sodium Sali- Seman ol New Moo S cvlate and Sodium Iodide; the Determ- e oL of Urea, Nitrogen, Creatinine and Dr. Charles W. C cid as Factors in Kidney Lesions, Jancholsky is making al-|Verdi of New Haven; the frame cottage of L. Li-|Gynecology, a r docri to their regular hours of opening and closing, that were in force previous to May 2, 1921. tions to cottage, ogenous leukemia, Dr. Locke; ne; , case of injury of spinil islature. The saving to the state is brought about by a ruling of the war Villiams, frame garage, Cen- Drs. A ardner rt, owkiy Walehi e = 3 er; exhibit in the record and [ department which relieves Connecticut S e discussion by Dr. Wilder T 3F NeW | o1 elindo, Dre, Wolit and Omf’fi;’:fi‘"fii stem department and the [an obligation to provide accommodations For Thin Waists ¥ Haven : “Duodenal Ulcer F cterm- | Z0 Cose and throat ermie, tnas mirese | “adorables’ of the diet kitchen; labora- |or surplus-military equipment valued at | ining its Rational 22 S bosiss technique in. csophakoscapy, han: |{o7Y department, pathological demonstra- | approximately $11,250,000. and Sleeveless bownsl | s o Taw. | chosscony and tonsillectomy under local | tionS: Dr- Rus: According to notification from the chief e anaiDy el 3 Rowicy a, Drs. McClellen, Gallivan anda| The county delegates to the annual|of the militia bureau, only enough ma- ! g ) orthopedic alinic ~demonstra. | mecting include the following: New |terial will be sent into Connecticut t0 |ford, Greemwich, Norwalk. Dunbury, New | Liberal Leader Ho g fond: gDemomitle e tions of plaster work, splints and model- | London Cosnty: W. H. Gray, H. H.|equip the personnel of the national guard, | London and Norwich and a service ba o = O e ng as applied to orthopedics, Dr. Root; | Heve C. Freeman; Tolland county: | which being about 25 per cent. of the|tery in that at Danielson. To make this Lords ~ = S and Dr. Paul P. Swett of es of spastic paralysis treated by op- |W. B. Dr. Pierson; > paralysis, ch demonstration of suspen- n; Windham county: A. D.|$15,000,000 equipment originally intend- |possible, the buildings will Payne ed for this state, will have a value of | strengthened, which woal® involve an about $3, estimated cost of $3.000 in S:amford, $12 ErATY won s This obviates the necessity of securing | 000 in Greenwich, Norwalk and Nerwich, 5 A __|an appropriation of over $100,000" from |$15,000 each in Danbury and New Lon- BUILD NIANTIC STOREHOUSES |he legislature for the erection of huge [don and $10,000 in Danielson. ccting huge steel [steel store houses g ntic, in which to| In the nmew allotment to Connecticut tic for the housing [house the great quintity of equipment. |wHl be, in addition to the six heavy 155 antities of military equipment | The total cost to the state for the hous-|mm. guns 15 heavy tractors, $0 large a fcut Natiinal Guard at a |ing of the erial, Col. Payne estimated, | tomobile trucks, about 20 other heav $100000 is obviat- | will be about $84,000 needed to strength- | tractors, 80 large motorcycles with eide- announcement made | en the state armories along the coast for |cars not to mention arms and munitions Payne of the military |the storage of, heavy artillery, as it is an- | for other branches of the service, of which of the Connecticut leg- | ticipated that all of the equipment can |equipment to the value of about $1,500,000 have to be Thursday’s Programme The following will be for Thursday af : dress, Dr. George Blumer en, “Some Aspects of L to Psychoses and Psyc Frank H. Barnes, Stamf Dr. department technique of ap tion of radium in malignancy, Dr. rander ; pediatric cl led in each of the state armories in Stam. I 1 be taken care of in exlsting armories. |has already been delivered. The reduction means that C Colonel Payne announced that the re cut will receive six of th : French | iment under his command, which has G. P..F. 15 illimeter guns weighing | been known as the First Coast Artillery, nearly fifteen tons cach and has now been officially designated the shooting range of ten miles first | 192nd Coast Artillery (155 mm gun.) The plan was to have twenty-four guns al- | regiment has just been recruited up to its iotted to Connmecticut, een of which | full strength, ‘of 60 officers and 1,081 en- were to be stored a or, as sug- isted men, and has been ordered to gested Dy Rep eith of the |Camp Devens for training from June 12 appropriations committee, on the state inclusive. in New London, if possible. One of the great guns will be Ins cestern phy s to be m-Roid, It is Free At your store this week This 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent. Present te coupon to any dealer named below. nd lasting re sells it with - | hen a man lectures on prohi he has a dry subject. QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing habit Make this delightful test. Watch the quick effects—see the change i . Then you will realize hat this new way means to you and yours. HE [ORTEODS & [/ TCHELL No-To-Bac has helped thousands to ) . . break the costly, nerve-shattering to- ; & g acco habit. ver v lArd < Don’t Delay Sharing in the Wonderful |/ W™ Satnt ™y s | & uo....'”&“..fr‘::"‘u‘:'.“" o { a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in your | was Secretary of State for oY S | Values That We Are Offreing in the ||sciiitais A Saicestose. Stor | Tovs sopmesey o Siate for Inda 1l ach use of Pepsode: ultiplies the sali- ly the habit is completely broken, and | or and he was- President of vary flow. That is Nature's great tooth-pro- Jou are better, of mentally, PIyscaly: | Seard of Hdusition tn 1918, g=tob? tecting agent. It multiplies the starch digest- o e g g g bt % : : 2 a box of No-To-Bac and if it doesn't — ant in the saliva. That is there to digest release you from all craving for to- Between starch deposits which may otherwise form bacco in any form, your druggist will jon apparen acids. refund your money without question, |will take It multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. j WF?‘,C i:‘;cof;:iycfiem S |} For Saturday, the opening day of the Sale, we presented § & @ S el S S || an entire page of special offerings, representing items b Aad all of them essential. from every department in the store, all of which are less |} than regular prices. Practically every item mentioned in our advertisement on Saturday will be found displayed on our counters today. Included are articles for the home and for personal wear—merchandise that should interest wa B0%® Anniversary Bon: Ion -Corset. Wock.. s:x'Dcys May 1610 2 Y’OL can help )oursclf If you will try this way to prettier teeth Millions of germs breed in it. They, with o us X picu- tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. Many every family w:lhm trading distance of this store. by hclpm 15 this 2 other serious troubles, local and internal, are week to celebrate the big 2 ade it. The glis- now traced to them. = 1ow show some Some of the Special Offerings Countless people find that teeth brushed daily still discolor and decay. The main rea- 60th ANNIVERSARY . il BON TON Corset Week your dealer. . o . you = on lies in that film. Housekeeping Goods of the Royal Worcester = SR Now we daily fight it s AT SPECIAL PRICES Corsct Company of Wor- = } i Why prettier teeth? Dental science, after long research, has 5 g found ways to fight that film. Able authori- Cottons, Towels, White Goods, Table Damasks cester, Massachusetts, : er, pretier teeth ties have proved their efficiency. Now lead- 2 : teeth are ing dentists everywhere advise their daily Not for women only 36-inch “Indian Head” Brown Shesting, in short lengths, 2 to 10- t, Forl f e The most conspicnous effect is glistening s 8 ks ey W}.!O, this week are 2 §: 1 r s lot of ) size ood medium grade, regular < . . tong eth, enters These methods are combined in a modern teeth. Countless women employ it largely value B9 Special price 2 2 25 rounding £ rushi : ve i e vice. e o beau ormer price as high as pri 2 g : ) to r the teeth both use is fast spreading the world over among 5 [} f Hemmed Diaper, size 20x40, m»dard Qfldeaal R 1 1 \ S et i i Bmen T M TEOSSS b e e 9“&” D That is why teeth look cloudy. The film- That is the tooth paste we ask you to try. B e iscolor quickly, due 500 yards of 36-inch Long Cloth, very desirable for Lingerie pur- : eoats absorb stair o causes most Watch its efiects on the il Sec how yoor ™0 51208 in the flm. R e e e R i B Just think what this means to tooth troubles. An old methods, all teeth improve. Then let your own good Pepsodent means more than this, however. A i eaThightar B 2] e e for. tens you—a kin & those troubles have been constantly increas- sense decide between old methods and the It means cleaner, safer teeth. Children need :1:2552 '°r.m"|y S e L $275 N e - i . 3 el it even more than others. Their teeth are 50 i o Blaa b Tisloat Tomslal (5 size-Eoeoial prics snchiis 250 derfully perfect corsets for over How film ruins teeth Three other ‘essentials :i‘s:;"agi‘i;k:{‘,;:‘;ie;sfie;:"bffi: R D SoEaTIEiial o weiss astun] e salage2 inohom sublect o slight s 60 years, and you can buy one » g £ 2 ery imperfections, formerly $1.98—Special price ........... ' = &fi:iu:‘; f:‘fz;:d_f»‘v ‘v’sr“olut'lai?bsftoa::: efil;a;:xg:m;?e:fl also nquxofi;‘;&:‘:r day from the time the first tooth appears. One gross of large size Bath Rugs, excellent quality, assorted’ color- i now at a reasomable price and i . holds food s ; m a tooth paste. d s ings—Special pH st : which ferments and forms acid. It holds the did not bring them. Pepsodent brings them w:f argt‘;zs"";“ ol conception of clean, 70-inch Satin Table Damask, fine quality, six patterns, lumerly | take full advantage of all this acid in contact with the tecth to cause decay. alt = eo . $1.75—Special price a yard 95c |} great skill and wide experience - One lo;zof H§mmedl Table Cloths, size 58x72 inches, choice pmerns, b F & . value $2.50—Special price : in corset makin PAY 6" hPantth‘ehcoupon for a10-Day Tube. Note 25 large size, American Woolen Cos Plaid Blankets, odd colorings, £ ow clean the teeth f;d after using. Mark or slightly soiled, actual value $7.98—Special price..... eecsssences. $298 e' s o T e, viscous . Ses how A BON TON corset will abso- te whiten as film-coats disappear. . i Watih the ot goad s D . d FI C . lutely mold your figure to lines REG.US. g raperies an oor Loverings f real beauty and grace The N. R This test will prove 4 delightful revelation. 36-inch Curtain Scrim, white, cream and ecru ith colored et o R i i ing li 4 inch Curtai ; 3 ecru, some with color e New-Day Dentifrice f’ft«;yoE::";yz;s;Tfi% h:&hnc b;l:: border, regular price 15c—Special price & yard...... Endorsed by authorities, advised by leading dentists every- damage. Cut out the coupon now. Present &‘;fia‘gorsfl:.m ?e'gnm::n::.ciu?hee—m s“,!fi':: Prica's. ";’.riim" Py epen T}‘E SPEC] AI TY SHOP where, and supplied by all druggists in the large tubes. it this week at your store. Marquisette, white, cream and ecru, both plain and with cpln ~work border, regular price 35c—Special price a yard Extra fine quality Marquisette, in a number of pretty styles of open- wark border—a grade that has sold as high as 69o—Special price a yard - Pyramid Nulace, the newest of all CuMm mat:r Is, in whl ) afld dainty color effects, regular value 79%—Special price a yard. Cretonnes, 36 inches wide, extra special value, in a wide range of patterns and colorings, regular price 59c—Special price a yard. . Colored Madras, 36 inches wid for Over-d i th : ! able. colorings, ‘including two-tane m::«r- Temrmv:km Pyl | Special price a yard . CARPETS, SMALL AND LARGE RUGS E ENGIN 300 rds of Velvet Stair Carpet, in fi ttracti MARIN 300 yards of Volvet Stair Carpat, in five attractive patterns, regular EERS $1.39 e e oy WITH OCEAN LICENSEL CLASS B. D. & E. SHIPS ;.\:T.:;:tg:s ggm;::‘flvxiflg:ade. size 27x54 inches, iormar price Apply Sup’t PORTO RICO LINE Pier 35, Atlantic Basin Brooklyn, N. Y. 140 MAIN STREET Free at These Stores This Week ) Simply present the Coupon 10-DAY TUBE FREE Present this coupon, with your name and address filled in, to any store named. It is good for a 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent. The Lee & Osgood Co. 133 MAIN ST. " Your Name...ooooveess good assortment of pattorns, $3.19 Out-of-town residents should mail this coupon to The Pepsodent Company, 1104 So. Wabash Avenue, Chicago, and the tube will be sent by maxl Only one tube to a fami) . 400 Axminster Rugs, high-grade, size 8 feet, 3 inch 1 inohes, formeriy as high as $5850—Bpesial wrie s BY 10 feet, S 53600 Body Brussels Rugs, bost quality, size 8 feet, 3 inches by 10 feet, 6 inches, all good patterns, formerly as high as $75.00—Special price $51.00