Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 10

! crowa 1s the football game to be played DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS DANELSON m was taken Thureday to Jamalca ginger Messrs, Kesmaler, Gay and Massey were represented in court !y Judge Sabin S Russel] as counsel. After pleas of guil- tv had been entered each of the d were fined $50 and costs, made a total of $50.77 for each to pay Provenceau, owner of the still, ev © Dleaded gullty in court to have tual sale and was fined $100 the Jamaica ginger sel still are to be de: procedure In such ca Wollday heurs will be observed at the The of Feet Drag? When it is an offort to drag one foot after the other, when you sre always ' Recently a tired and seem lacking in strength snd e endurance, when aches and pains rack the body, itisweil tolook for symptoms of kidoey trouble. Joley Kidney Pills banish effecia of kidney and bladder e by removing the cause. They and curative. Theytone up trenghten the weakened or diseased s. They relieve backache, theu- ¢ pains, stiff joints, sore muscles. LEE & 0SGOOD cCO. LOUIS & KENNEDY | DANIELSON | Undertaker «nc ciubalmes al Attaztisn to Every Detall F.H. & F. W. TILLINGHAST |, Funera: Directors and Embzlmers Centrai V | TOMOBILE EQUIPMENT REOES . Satisfaction |, * Aoosup Div lage, Conn. } cepting that ‘state police officers have re- PUTNAM, CONN. NATIONAL BLANKET WEEK November 7th to 12th Inclusive IT HAS BECOME THE CUSTOM in the trade to set apart at different times in the year, a week to be devoted to featuring some seasonable article. This present week there is A NATION-WIDE MOVE- MENT to feature BLANKETS, and what could be more ’ appropriate than a reminder that the winter weather is but a short distance away, and to provide against it. DON'T PROCCRASTINATE— BUY YOUR BLANKETS NOW ! Cotton B Cotton white, gary and tan, pair $1.89 white, gray and tan, pair $2.00 and tan, pair $2.50 . $2.50 . $3.50 .. $4.50 himotis .. $5.50 gray, white and tan, pair $3.75 70x80, (gray), pair $8.98 California Wool and Cotton, 70x80, (gray), pair $6.50 California Wool and Cotton, 70x¢ California Wool and Cotton, Wool a Cotton , white, gra) , pair .. W ofil hnmx. 70x80, pair Beacon Blankets, 60x Beacon Blankets Beacon Blankets Beacon Blanke Fine quality Wool H mw.* n 64x78, pai , pair.. 66x80, pair 72x84, pair. d Cotton, 0, (white), pair $8.00 70x82, (white), pair $8.98 76x84, (white), pair $9.98 . $9.98 . $9.00 $11.00 $15.00 Californi i Cotton, California Wool, 70x82, (gray), pair California Wool, 66x80, (plaids), p California All-Wool, 70x82, (white), pair California All-Wool, 72x80, (white), Pair. < Friday and Saturday Specials Highland Linen 50c Correspondence Cards and Envelopes, buff, pink, blue and white, a box."..... 39¢ 36-inch Dress Percales, 19¢ and 25¢ quality, a yard 15¢ here this afternoon between Plainfleld and Killingly high school school teams. ‘There were no develupments Thursday pertaining to the Miller gurder case ex- covered the hatchet with which young Skinner, held at Brooklyn jall, says he killed Miller. The hatchet Is of emall type. Rain again prevented the milk-drink- ing party that was to have been held in front o fthe Attawaugan hotel Thursday noon, but thé youngsters v not de- prived of thelr treat, for William S. Brown, who gave them the milk, took it to the graded echool builfing twere it distributed and disposed of, the ung people relishing the treat immense- There will be me observance of Arm tice da yin an official way b; was announced Thursday morning f neeting of the local po legion. The promise in Danielson, al notice taken of the day. At & point just west of South Killingly cavating for the new staté highway uncovered the conduits of the derground line of the A. T. and T com- | pany along a route where the cable ran through what was a field. The cable will be relaid in a new lacation. . workers wiil begin he annual roll The supply of water for operating wheels at manufacturing plants along the 2 materially in- v the rains of Wednes Thursday A noon hou the Methodi larly this BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE AND E\)wx\c PRESENTING OTHER PLAYS TO EE PRESENTED—*“Nightie Night”, “Scrambled Wives”, “Smooth as Silk”, “Wedding Bells", “The Woman in Room 13”. SEATS NOW SELLING Dally Bargain Matmees, 25¢ and 50c. Evenings, 25¢, 50c, and 75c. All prices plus State and Gov't tax. Many were at Methodist ch.mcn Thursday even rd anniversary ot r there.” to be the main f observance is to & Union squ promptly a 0018 of the city w buried i ers cost printed in this column Tk rowds motor- | every st ym church or e du driver be owned Frink of Moesup, e sald to 3 ams get into com- | | | { Rev. John Steddard will be toastmaster Leroy Ames w oe ior 1o Baone O The annual meeting of flm delegates rom the different I past year. important, as f: of Windham co The county ag John R, Stromber. ton, Plainfield, Pomfret, land, South Windham, Erooklyn Following raids for moonshiners and those carrying illegitimately Jamaica ger in stock. In stores at Attawaugan and Ballouville, search for the a \mesmeco. THE PEOPLE'S STOR THE BYRNE CO., Main Street TIMELY SHOWING OF Thafiksgiving Linens We have on special display this week a good assort- ment of Table Linens at very moderate prices. This is a very goed opportunity to buy new Linens for Thanksgiving and 2ll year round use, because every piece is specially priced. TABLE DAMASK, All-Linen— Linen Table Cloths, 70x70, very YAy, s ek - $3:00/and $3.98 SPECIALAE o oo ohetesiels refotelercto S8 TABLE DAMASK, Mercerized— !' These Cloths are all pure linen and are Yard 75¢, $1.00 and $1.10 all overweight. Best Irish Double Linen Cloths. .. $15.00 || pATES’ DAMASK. in red and blue— Napkins fo match............ $21.00 | A SRR A e g Befs Souiinio i 0L s35.00 ] el X DAMASK BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON CLOTHS, in blue andiwhite gy U $2.60 MERCERIZED TABLE CLOTHS, 72x72 and 72x90— $1.69, $1.98, '$2.25, $2.75, $2.98 and $3.25 DAMASK NAPKINS, All-Lir | A Dozen ‘ $5.00, $8.50, $8.98, $12.00 and $17.00 | | | | s MADEIRA LINEN NAPKINS— A DOZEN . ciceoieiniais aio e o MERCERIZED NAPKINS— A Dozen. . $1.98, $2.25, $3.25, $3.39 | Full Line of Martex Towels Our line of Martex Towels should have a special interest for housewife at this time. It is unusually complete as to color and price range, and as you all know the quality is supreme. MARTEX TOWELS, in blue, pink, || MARTEX BATH MATS, in allthe color .$10.00 yellow and orchid combinations. ‘ combinations— Bach! S ols oot 99 o $1.50 [ $1.39, $1.50, $2.25, $2.50 MARTEX FACE CLOTHS to match19c || and $2.75 2 OUR MOTTO IS “SERVICE” PUTNAM sOU3Re wner of a still taken at Ball ded over the boundary line HEATRE Teday and Saturday Continuous Show Today and To mcrrow Thomas Pv.elghan —IN— Starting at 1:30 ¢ William Chricty Cabanne’s ‘The Conquest » Drama of th: Hour of Canaan A Rousing, Fighting Story With 2 Heart of Love. Constance Binney e ‘Room and Board’ The Story of a Brave Lit'le Irish Lady Who Took Eoarders to Save Her Ancestral Castle. NEWS WEEKLY - “UNEASY MONEY” COMEDY = CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM 1:3C e —————— . o e o e F | | “LIVE AND LET LIVE” CONCEDED BY THE LEADING CITIES 10 BE A SECOND “MAIN STRE “ GEORGE NICHOLS and HARRIETT HANMOND CHARLB HUTCHINSON IN THE FOURTH CHAPTER OF _“HURRICANE RUTCH”_ SUNSHINE COMEDY PATHE NEWS “Continucus Show Today M FIREMEN’S FAIR ST. JEAN BAPTISTE HALL ' BALTIC ‘ _Todny and Snturda— B. F. KEITH'S VAUDEVILLE 4 FINE ACTS TEXAS NOVELTY DUO NOVEMBER 12th DANCING 8 TO 11:30 P. M. Music by Humphrey's Augmented Noveity Orchestra of the ~ COCK and BERNARD _ "GRACE LEONARD CO ~_ _COMEDYDUO____ ~ ALICE JOIXE, in HER LORD and MASTER SAT. 1:30—5:00 to 8:00—8:00 to 1C DANCE Saturday Night, Nov. 12th State Armory, Willimantic Idzal Dance Orch=stra WAUREGAN y of > Warner i here for over 40 by a > knew « good need, May, he was i | Ho was inju DABOLL—In Mystic, to Mr. and Mrs. Ar tic. ONEILL—In Mystic. Nov ur Daboll 'of Old | i 6. 1921, a son | K In <|mr on, \ ;I\'ku.mer to Mr. and Mrs. | Bertram | | CHURCH & ALLEN o). 15 Main Streat FRAISER—In Old Lyme, a daughter to | £ @ Mr and Mrs. A, Fraiser (Nancy Pler- R | { MAREIED [ ! Funeral Directors i and mbalmers Lady Assistant HENRY E. C‘i.JRt,H Sh‘n ALLEN e E «|Shea’s News Er gan 1621, MAGAZINE SPECIALIST UNION SQUARE tern iation Powen y — In: Franklin George W Funeral s N . m. Burial in Wi i limantle cemetery.