Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 2

WILLIMANTIC | NORWICH BULLETIN WILLIMANTIC OFFICE Chareb St Quorcus avenue; Etta . §1, 87 Quercus avonue; Adolph er, $1, 100 Quercus avenue; Dawson, $1, 2§ Crescent street; Langlols, $1.50, 141 Crescent Horaca Greer, '$1, 139 Croscent Polyodore Delude, $1, 74 Quercus Linzle Chiazare, 31, 86 Quercus «: Wugene Connors, $1, 128 Quer- wven Lewis Chartler, $1, 119 ue; Frank Cote, $1, nue; John Moran, 81, viaw street; George _Cypher, rescent street; Mary O'Brien, $1, cus avenue; Aler Uneles, $1, 99 e. Connell, Renniok, $1; Ruchina, Frank Laflance $1, Nelson Chamber- Alfred ger § atfidn Bertrand 31, Marie Theroux $1, Joseph Lacroix $1, > #1, Marie BeauSoleil stop the Wil-| weaiher failed to arl fi turs out Foley's Honey and Tar | COM>OUND AN OLD RELIABLE FAMILY REMEDY, recommended for coughs, colds, tickling of the throat, spasmodic eroup, whooping cough, 1s grippe, and bronchial coughs, hoameness, The First Dose Gave Relief &y cough was entiray gov Tiones and Tac ) credit more than thirty years Honey and Tar has been vith satisfaction and success. os DENTISTS Dr. Jackson, Dr. Strickland NAP-A-MINIT FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION AND FILLING. DENTAL X-RAY SPECIALISTS JAY M. SHEPARD % ilmore & Shepard i “uneral Director & Embalmer | WILLIMANTIC | Tel. Connectian eeding F Kiliourey Bros. NERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Willimantic, Conn, Lady Assistant) MURRAY’S BOSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. BLACK DRESS SILKS ALWAYS POPULAR Time was when only grandmothers wore-a black dress— usually she had a “best black silk” that was cherished as carefully as an heirloom. But now, black is in high favor with granddaughters as well. There is something so rich looking abéut it, and re- lieved with a touch of white or color, it is bound to be be- coming to every one. A Few Suggestions 40-inch Black Canton Crepe . co.ov..$3.50 a yard 40-inch Black Satin Canton Crepe, brocaded . $3.15 a yard 40-inch Black Satin Canton Crepe—Charmeuse A PURE OLIVE OIL SOA i Iuported from Spain l For Honest Castile Buy LACO, 8 Unian 3 Phone 262 RTINS v.... $3.50 a yard 36-inch Black Paillette-de-soie cvv.. $2.25 a yard 36-inch Black Taffeta . ce....$3.00 a yard 36-inch Black Dutchess Satin cvv... $3.50 2 yard THE H. C. MURRA CO. Maltbie tion to the sheriff ic due to He caution Wheat Muffins They’re different! Quite different! In fact, so amasingly different you’ll begin to suspect ordinary muffins aren’t muffins at all! And the difference is—FLAVOR! Tt wins you on the first bite! After your ’steenth whole wheat muffin you'll pause to analyze your de- light: “Why, these Wheatsworth muffins have real Aavor, ripe, wheaty, sweet-as-a-nut, WONDERFUL!” They are wonderful—in more ways than one. All the Vitamines, Mineral Salts and Bran of the whole grain make Wheatsworth muffins far more mowrishing, healthful and digestible. | Make a muffin feast for the family, tonight with Wbcatsworflz | Whole Wheat Flour At Your Grocer’s » Recipesin Every Bag - Ground Fresh Daily by F. H. BENNETT BISCUIT CO,, N. Y. Millers exd Bakers cif Wh N worth Whole Wheat Products Wiliimantic escaped the . Small cross exami was compe Mrs. Philomena PlonTde > of Cleoshas Turco! Tureotte, 0, o joking d w ¥or the defense, ‘vl engineer o Albert Frank Why suffer? i ives instant relief. 25 years of success. ?‘;: at all druggists. Avoid substitutes. Trial Treatment mailed Free. Write to Dr. F. G. Kinsman, Hunt Block, Augusta, Maine. Beauty Hint for Wonién When fgod is only imperfectly digested, it gives rise to fermentation, clogs the howels, and renders the blood impure, "DEP ci‘;ar This results in dull eyes, muddy I;kin, MANSFIELD DEPOT SRIN .. blotches, pimples and other disfiguring i and marks. Beecham’s Pills act immediatel}j, bfl-g’l(‘ on the stomach, liver and bowels; regu- i he late them and keep them in a vigorous' ey eyes condition. They are mild, harmlegs and { tnstaiin : { depeudable. They are compounded of T remedies of vegetable origin ‘having ake great medieinal value. eecham’s Sold 10c—12 pills g everywhere 25¢—40 pills Mise in boxes o 50c—90 pills who for the past thyee dangering your health. PRE-WAR PRICES FOR DEMN Plates, Crowns, Bridgework and Fillings, using the best materials and work- manship, at prices that will be a pleasant surprise to you. Estimates Cheerfully Given Without Charge. DR. ROBERT L. STRICKLAND GRADUATE OF BALTIMORE MEDICAL COLLEGE. FORMERLY CAPT. DENTAL CORPS, U. S. ARMY AND DENTAL SURGEON FOR THE U. S. PUBLIC HEM.TH DR. F. C. 715 Main Street, Alling Building Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P. Mi.—Phone 4 - A NEW ERA IN DENTISTRY DR. ROBERT L. STRICKLAND years has been associated with Dr. Jackson, and serving as Dental Surgeon for the U. S. Public Health Service, announces that he will remain permanently in Willimantic, and takes pleasure in irtroducing to the people of this vicinity the famous NAP-A-WNVIINIT SYSTEM OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY Dr. Strickland was formerly associated with Dr. Wright, the originator of NAP- A-MINIT, and who first successfully applied this system in performing ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS WITHOUT PAIN DENTAL X-RAY DIAGNOSIS We are specialists in the diagnosis of diseases of teeth by the X-RAY. Recent discoveries in medical science have shown that a large number of cases of Rheumatism, Neuritis, Heart and Stomach Diseases, and Insanity, can be traced to infections of the teeth. Th= X-RAY will show whether your teeth are en- TRY SERVILE. ON Willimantic, Conn. ASSOCIATED WITH d A S Thanksgly- 1d Thureday at and Mary W. Til- the home 2 the Pollard rs. K. L. Dimock, The Triday party Maud Brigham and W. H. Po'lard. and Mrs. Elmer Botham's|m: giving dinner guests were Mrs. The town Monday. A. Mitciell of s here Mon Cl r home : Massasoit Company is having a cluded ulso|large quantity of cotton brought from the state vler in New in Oakdale. Christmas the Unfon Baotist Sunday = spend! John 3. Lewis Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Glibert Danlels Rudolph) are spending t in Worcester, Mass £ Grotcn Charies B. Palmer ridge and Harry Lo “Mr. knd Mrs. 0. N. Colburn and f fly and Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Horsman | T v > a & Thanksgiving at her home. to the Red Cross ar! chused from D. J. Turzb Arrangements are being o froma the completed by Amerfcan Le- follies and ehoruses esspogal direr aging of the en When given in N gremmar school Tuesday on account of the storm 8 made some of the s and brooks ara fll 0 has been 6econd | Bridgeport.—Joseph Cosgrove of Hart- om here for geveral ; ford has been arrested here in connection vith the theft of furs valued at $5,000 ores in Detroit, Mich, last Sep- on Gr the stains and lnlee:u '3 '?mol::: like new. See that the name is on every package, m’:onm SONs co. New York USA Use SAPOLIO London to the concert and tree of