Bivm d, henithy mau s never & aldermen’s meeting Thursday night 0| gple at seventy as At tWeRty. l&kn purchase three auto chassis did not| not vears, puts you in the discard. A WILLIMANTIC e e ol el | LTS B N ) orders” for within a short time after | |ag, brings old age prematurely. the meeting closed, the trucks were| Tne functions are impaired and purchased and plahs completed for | sapleasant symptoms appear. Thy weak cquipping them with bodies and all ac- erally the Fidoeys, YKee cessories. Evidently much investiga- | -Thot, 13,85 CoMe 57 y . . ° {ion and thought had beon previously | Hamy gty 12 e Figie BLS o‘ given the matier by the various com- | yeif jn Olass A. é\ke GO AL -4 ces, T fter'a short conference | Haariem Oil Gapoules periodically and tives of different auto- | ronr system will aiways be in worki mobile concerns, Who were present at| (eder. Yaur epirits will be enliven the meetirfg, it was decided)to purchasa | y supple, mind active, ° : eral irucks through the Jordan | 1o Kbl ompany; a Republic truck it 1 bave been rejeet : m oats an resses Ghfough Leonard Bros.; and 3 G. M. C.| i - Gemaseace 1o be,a. Beatuiuss map | In-or-Out Varnish b ch for the hook and laddér com- | puw. Go te your at_omee N pany truck through Jackson and Sum- | Get a trig) bex of D MEDAL | has been put through \IE . . All these dealers are local con- Cspsules. They are made - That smartness of style that particular women demand in| oo and the fact that the trucks were 5"&?““, R i | | the to;ture chhalmber. 3 i . N “ sed through them, will no doubt, | Jem ©il—the kind your great-grandfath- It laughs at the live-steam test. e a finish? i - their clothes is a notable feature of the Suits, Coats and UiV e approval of the saapav: | e word Awe capmsies coh gay wii g n | h? It will do & “Dresses we are now showing for Spring. rs. The bodies ro[; the u-uBcks were ;;ep you, r:lne‘d“u m‘; feulilin fine. | It'has been boiled for two hours job on the finest mahogany that . 3 ed through Burnham Bros, an-| Money refunded if o not help you, B : ; Ak local ‘concern. By purchasing} R g“" te_ ask for the ,imported and never turned a hair. Salt will make a cabinet maker's THEY POSSESS v t is figured and figured rightly | GOLL MBDAL Brand. In thres sixes, | water has no more effect on it heart swell with pride. Think P gl v rehase . good, the paris being taken by the fol- = ING, DIS G, HARROWID i ULTIV A MOWIN lines they poriray, the correct, slender silhouette, the novel |}/ S fowing: Olive Anthony, Farnnie Larks o can. Gallons, quarts and pints. HAY-RAKING, HARVESTING AND THRESHING, AS WELL A8 A 4 3 % for deir S an drty dath i Margaret McArthur, Lettic Gilman sres s z 2 KINDS OF HAULING. fashioned Jackets and smartly tailored Skirts, give them a |70 (<1 4L 8t ated cagerty by the Anna Paimer and Grach Sweet, The | Bay State Liquid Paint. To paint the house with Bay State REQUIRING ONLY ONE MAX TO OPERATE IT, THE. CLEVE- chafming “toute ensemble” that will endear them to every|): ”,“]" g | e, aware. prosont from e O whe| Liquid Paint is to make it look like new. “Bay State” is quality LAND HAS REPEATEDLY ED 7S ABILITY TO DO : n t % 3 - 3 5 WORK, ¢ IN AND DA T 1 THREE 3-HORSE 3 rd toward progre: Lenora Atwell of Middie aint. Pure oil, pure lead, pure color, ground t AGRE OBE, DAY IN g ‘woman. ihe cconomical conduet uf ita | Mrs. Lillian Turner of Hartford: 2 2 ) P » EY 0 a perfect mixture. he j e 5 2 3 ? TEAMS AND THREE MEN. IT MEANS GREATER PRODUCTION AT erE NEWEST FABRICS | affairs, m'tnpo?"',[‘!!{‘((v‘r:;z:l[n}\\a cleville S Try it. It is canned protection. Y LOWER COST. Mrs. Ada Par- 3 o o < = e e st anniversary of the opening e : INVEST IN CLEVELAND TRACTOR IN TIME FOR THE H Home Tor the Aped wna fit) | menter of New London and Mrs. Minor i 4 £ Prysas Jefirey, al ew London. The fol- WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & COMPANY, Inc., Boston, Mass. SPRING PLOWING. The most favored colors and the highest standard of “'ork'm,,,‘ ; : 92y merween e | lowing members 3 composed ¢fe comm Lergest Paint and Vernich Makers in Nex Engiond 5 WRITE TODAY TOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND PRICE manship that insures perfect fit and length of service dwells|m. « number accepted the Hedioi ] You can buy In-or-Out Varnish or Bay State Paint from s i s }invi blic to cail ’ 2 b - I Gurley, Lottie Gilman, Glady in their every stitch and seam. Step in and let us show you un c 1o TS OTe | and Tottia Smith, Light ron, PR 13 2 R DS s Sociog Garments. ch was made possible through the | S35 MO BRI, Light retreshiments PECK & McWILLIAMS A. BOARDMAN _ THE C. S. MERSICK & CO. Tons eIt wantanithis carc tainment and the evening proved most Distributing Agents : & ‘. ey 4 Rt S thi pleasurable for the members. . & . 2 NEW HAVEN, L CONNECTICUT New Spring Suits $20.00 to $39.00 [ s 5 e U are | e of th bt st s 1 e ; Ne w Spring Coats $22.00 to $49.00 el or " Undonta | e Srids S e e |and o vely arranged i e . at which a larg = {in the rooms. 2 asing incident 1 S eetotio =3 3 Mrs. Mary D.lan interview Frida £ Not| over| the year for wobes on nalve 1n st JEWETT CITY RICHMOND New Spring Dresses $17.50 to $38.00 .. 1. e presentation | Wel D pun ey U N e delinquents on fili; the income |money. Charles H. Bradigy is to lead| Clothing for the refugees will b S waa" throfgh e 10 one of the mem- e {u mu.w programme, and ds an|tax returns x'egei\r(»d b Eatibay cveora E e faued Sud plossing feature, Mo, the past weel. Mr. Delasqnale i 7 mon sublect is {0 noon from 230 until 430, corms gock from Labrador gave an -m;(- n the job at the Chamir of Com- |b " of an Ancient Queen, | Mareh Z4th, m the people and conditions | yerce : not know for | A rcobs will sing. This is ey D. in Labrador at the present time. M ] Harvey - ot ) o AT Rod MR 26 3 ¢ he will stay in oS sunday before st#t-| Cross repres tive, e rar | e B nis 5 b N N = — u e 1 s inday bef b S representat abl Refu- | s Pier, S approached him during | the Epworth League sorvice at 6 o'- to be held at Taunton, Mass. open- i vill cover s vithiher a Mactindale’ 6f thellocal 1 pen- | furnished will cover = with her fopt ie able to . atla b ing Thursday mornin All reports, | otherwise would lack proper s i R be' meeting. = She_ spoke of ment Servics cunounced | encyoience inoney, payments for this | and each garment furnisned v ‘) ‘) ‘; ll t . e s tella g and iss Laura t he loca vvice yeur for o 3 el s . it 2y Cl SES T Nl }' s s n were Mrs. T. R.1Young of this city who are now in La. ba kept In oueration notwith- 1 Academy and | ally prevent suffering. It is u 1. C. Lathrop and|br. B = Musicians’ union of 3 cr subscriptions iurch papers are v T seh endeavo! d Shelton held ite ot oA and visited at the Young Home | st: e fact that the =overn-l,ccded on this e i e o o an b =y 2 k C some donation. S| annaal installation of officers and. so- se in Today and Take Aavantmw’ of i an- | Young : ot : At the South Coventry Methodist e rsary committee consisied of Mrs.|ing the natives of Labrador t througt church the sunday sci < at |and Dennis Barneft M Hillhou 3 weaving rug: bask F “ W! Art , a.lld S E Gl W M g &5 today turda e value|ilds a. m, and the servi ip | neral of Miss Catheri ¢ N 1. Mrs.|duet Is sold in on and the pro-|of the local s e office this com- | &l 45 p. m. Sermon c | cousin, in orwich —— - i aveonLach)x Sll; 20 L% bro and | ceeds used in bettering Hving condi- |munity is fuliy appre and funds cilege of Church Membership, with | Bowen at one time i : r Lyman | tions in the. frozen country, where pov- 2 1 one way or another |Feccption of mermbe to teach in Ri wme and Xtrome in many cases, A por- at its present 1 W. €. Norris of this citv will preach |school. She had influenza the mem- | (ion of . ap 3 e programme was provided | other cities |at the Congregational church in Seot- | obliged to relinguish the appo R ADY T x ¥ 1o her efforts in|by mentbers whose birthdays occurred | whcro these offices 1 located. |land Sunday which was taken by Miss M th / - O-\JEAR iy ; ing January, February and March At Mp Sy SRS * | Daiy sh or Without Gas Attache A ad to MWlisworth's great | Iay of these members were fitions audl Hhe't ia: there are ; el pesba A § - ar Rev. J. B. Aldrich’s Sunday mor! ments tut Always EFFICIENT black ne lot of Mercerized o ave anvthing to sell.| sung and recitations given. Mrs. F. M. | many more discharged soidiers and| OCCUM AND VERSAILLES | subject at the Methodist chur ECONOMICA L ~ g 1 ciLciiacd L [: ain St. Wateh | Antheny was the guest of honor of the sailors to reiu: 1 v, is all Call to Advance. Lewis Ald 3 EgUIAT Y ticoals, plain or fan o " e . A A g - | the more important th y At a recent m“"r‘l“s“rz‘d “\Iﬂ‘a;l':‘\g; u;p Epworthh lez at § o'clock. ;"; ""ﬂg‘ Rb‘q GES i ) xce supper, entert}inment | 4 e bu: 3 s pla were e to hs o se > whi as | ke S iy 3 ular preachin; s £ Anni Iversary | . eoular 92 iven Friday night in | made for the Jubilee Drive, The mem. | ine fo have the se i T o retary, filling _they vl i i es, regular $2.00 e tie Pythian Sis- |bers of the local union are to be divided [ ncency. A meets x“.‘t’mm,n v v the rcmo‘{;l from | jeci "% “the Cons 5 We furnish Repairs for ail makes 3 o No. 2, to mark | ito groups of ten women who are to f o e \n of iam LePage. Mr. Le- phi $ Ann.versaty Sale Price $1.69|:he iy ty of the in- | solicit and obtain ten new members | e yoas R 5 had Shoial Prosros: the 1 of Ranges . The com- |2nd $50 during the campaign. A spe- |4 A"% p }ltary since its organization ten y T or e cial meeting was called for April 9th |/ & . }ag ppe Alalin 5 N L1 the affair re v e 2 leads the Christi 3 o ‘fﬂl" & CO Picasing wav. n | &% which time reports on the sampaign Sympaihy is expressed in both | pp g i Giey ey nt wa® carried | ¥l be made. Rev. Richard R. Grﬂ»ﬂ"\ of Christ|villages for Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phil- | O R e f surpris- | City Health Officer Dr. M. B. Riordan h, Norwich, w he preacher at . both being dangerousiy ill with | e AILRL e SN | 12 FERRY STREET and Town He r Dr. i, B. Wil- | the Lenten service, Friday evening, pneumonia, Mr. Phillips at mumcl e e S spital and A Phillips at L R0zhE Hore o SRR B O rd from the s St. Paul's Episcopal church Doard of health 16 be prepar e il i | Phillips’ home senjors, _ Spirit-filled ¢ prepared and | The food sale held in *h hillip Tooh. Y. P, S C. T at 6 keep a constant watch for any appear- | o Trat Bapiist churea Friday afc-| Friends of Felix Belisle met at the | Roomre, " leagor. Topic, B leﬂe ‘:31 ernoon under the auspicas of th i e home Sunday evening giving|(haracter, Gosp : b- P S no such cases reported vet and it Aid _society very su Belisle a surprise on his forty- | joct of sermon, y fol, 3 good sum being Apronsfourth birthday. Mr. Belisle enter- 0 be hoped that there will not i : - er- | Solo bp pastor, Rev. M. aller, The f; : P; b 3 and fs artic] r 50ld and {tained his friends in a royal manmer.|Gates of Pearl. ‘(:; il am 7 Francis Harold Walls, infarit son of [ | ; : o ! |The evening was spent in a social ery opening. = }d_there are 5 D Mitlinery openin. T donoAatn Heuses. open each eve. Mise known as sleeping | and town. There as fol- | Mr. and Mrs. Haro tery table which was Jatroniz manner. Vocal and instrumental - —adv. L ot s i hheo e arehs ¥ s Jol- | day morning at 2 home of his grand- pat U R Imh:nn\bc\:’;:pu\f:m;:&' \}Alr\:nng(g‘h(ellti: v Vyery b s ok Sl trs. Nelson Setter- | o - | pres vere Mr. A 5. - 3 . Lo tes, Henry n Setter R cher et A w \x‘»lwhm,,@, Misses ' Gladys and Bthel | WOODSTOCK VALLLV v viorkmen at the fairest . R | s P 1 Mic 1o fiss Charlotte, st i b, e Ohuren | Miller_of Versailles, Mr. and Mrs. plats G Price $15.98. Pnce $5.98. = it 5 vi oo At 2 at 8 o'co. hureh | xijliam Mell, Miss Helen Mell, Mas- v. Dr. Sturges g ning ver and a i a {in New York thi 9 rson Fred Sanderson £ om the Gur e churc o o |ter Ciiord and Lewss Mell of Oe- |i ervices : € e - o Mosey of Tafiville, Mrs. | Miss Tighe of & B8 been | T OPEORS f win gramme w a o ’r\v.m were conducted hy Re A |next Friday evening, Rov 5 eum, Omer Mosoy of Tativile, Me| Ui TS, of U2 N ox T i@ 3 Hn\]ER { { GLOVE..) e cioae ot O'Brien; | Mulr ad by : : Andraw's . No U Dora Gladue of Norwich, James|3ts. Herman Fersenhelr. . L = table s ¥; vocal solo, | Sl bl £ tl yreach the s p [ West {. Frank| Miss Florence Kenyon attendes 1l f 4 let, In Want of ad cf of the funeral arrange. | P orcl B Latham of Westerly, R._ I, Frank rence X fashionec Chamoisette |2 Servant, by members: ‘violin - sefo, | ments Firet Congregational church, Rev. | Wheeler of Norwich and Fred Goyete [funcral ¥riday of Mrs. Sarah Talc 67 West Main Street 3 # s n: r on, Brother Hig- | Mrs. W. W. Palmer of Chestnut Hill, | 1" g L of Ballic R ier ) ! b 2 : r S5ut0r Allen W. Kenyon is doing jury duty siery, fm es, < and colors, reg-|ei 1 s Esteile Gate o was recently operated on at st.|l¢Wing will be held: 3. | Mrs. wton has so f: e iaine G a in Putnam this week. sl o a Ed Foer : 0 - g T aTE [0 Tas T ool the church school will meet | covered following a recent ope ¥ E. %URI\‘S ility—Anniver. | vlar ¢ value—Anniversary | 1ior the Lo paibe: aine L STt averes | chnreh houss. 1045 2. m. vor- s io_be broucht to her home rom L — I\, ikt 3 : Price 49 N i . arose and sz Star Spangled | tion. It is expected that Nt B iscioning of the Backus hospital, where she has ristol.—The publicity committee of | S sary Sele Price 49c a pair. Sale Price 79c a pair. ‘ BlES| 00, 5L s xpuotutiihat ahe mavre: 10 OO been a patient for Several we the Bristol Boosters' club has setvied { (1A TI G+ AND- PL[}MB‘NG Womer I k Silk )' si- Women’ Washable Ki =18 PHOTRER | use is o uri ) Mrs. A. R Boutilier 2nd da the slogan contest. ¥ the 1 A 1 < DK ) men’s ashable Miss Ruth Shipman of the State|ShiD. “K. Z Alma recently returned from a | submiti ¥ color ¢ rmal School is spending the week- | dren ma lef it > of | month's stay with Boston and Salem, | the Best, Bristol n §1 Frankiin Street A ; ; ; oL g el e S o , . triends. Wiiliam §. Ingrabam ¢ Anniv ry Sale Price $1.29 quality — ivers: | s B oot FaE L rer, ke - Margaret Bruce of Woonsock- | Ingraham Clock company a pair. Sale Price $1.79 a pair. el . : T I. has been spending a short|will go on buttons and literatur ; NpL ! ury for over S : e time with Occum friends. ROBERT 1. COCHRANE Bur k and \\wmp s W N\ll‘ . P.Si TRﬁUBL[ arten ment Suede in the aug | v ) reall Ralph Bird bas sesigned as en-| — colo 45 tity—| Glov end with | see the o i- ! gineers of the Totokeit company’s { GAS FITTING, Miss Mg E Suffeld. Mi o 5 B3 pient wnd joined hie femaily al s ‘1‘ ! PLUMBING, STEAM EITTING Anniversar sle Price 37c a}32.00 quality Anrncrzary e Simeldis ,_ PRt ; ;as called a few months sice the, !‘i Yasivne Dr"?f:,;,h. c':::.w" et pair. Sale Price $1.49 v 4 _Mrs. Emily J. Bullard of Putnam,|ile narish is req : ; [deatn of relatives. Mr. Bird has = " a pair. G BQCKN! ace. Ic ed ‘merly of this eity, was in town on | homs il el heen in the employ of the Totokotet | ; he employ | il ) Agent for N. B. O. Shest Packing e ———tat it st i o iy res it | Co. for the past (wuldve:u R lgbﬁmjo“illftst ! U tllﬁow:e . ] Cuticura Soap is ideal for the § | y e Joes SRSV i St Sudiiy. sehool < |latter part of week was obliged ZL NC - y 4 sLnct, 28 Woodbury's Facial Soap—| | complerion because so pure, so deli- T was e . ere were 2 5 Chris- | to leave his car beside the roadway |’ . ¢ qua insook—An- & . cate and s super-creamy. Cuticura : d society cosvens, topic,|OR account of a damaged wheel. , 2 = g —- Mill Run Bath Towels, as-|sary Sale Price 10c a cake. Buainess was not duite oo br o of Wiltimantic under | Battery of the 56th, Heavy ardllery | e arat e 2 COURT oF PROBATE HELD | 4 $ h 11, Ani ,- s Meadow Swi PLAIDS ing the past as the pre- 5 5ty > or{after 15 days’ furlough“at his home, l;:,’,’,"cmg{;i‘ L | 1 | at within and for the Distriet sorted, 1 bundle—Anni- Armour’s Meadow Sweet Beautiful assortment just in. Use §| 0US [Wo : 2 i v i i and sireturned to Fort Schuyler, N. Y. |iX monthe tram chis date b 2 Ewls Uie 275t day of Mareh, { versary Sale Price 85c a |and Witch Hazel Soap—An- || Coupon for sampies if interested. | 127 the local ir E E g serytos | Weltiseday (88 AT nétuinsd AN N R et e siEnpost : ’ pound. niversary Sale Price 3c a cake. | w::hc—t nt stamp f,?:];jﬁf n?v: = : dny. ai|Since the summer of 1917. nearest to the piade where Soup Be Ormtmet 5 olden Text: Remais i - and fdrezoing is a true | s 4 3 : s 12 the bandits has been secured by himt.| Presont—NBLSON I. AVLI - served durir 8 £ ; : i Vi an_ arder Dreparators - i request, | home in time to attend to his parish | Court. HELEN M. DRESCHY and Eviog, those who sang at the 0ld Folks con- | 12rgely attended and was a success Willimantic, Conn. it 2 i T, deceased. " | Rev. F. R. DesSureault of St. Jo-|Seaked last dwelt and in ) t P in Court Nitiies - serm will be The S Town, and by publishing the sare on - E rtwile oD Baps 2 *h spent a portion of last RELR e ion aleging JOYFUL EATING § |5t ottt 1 enk? sty Sl ol B S| e B SRRt o Lol TR i el : n 2 g Z . bto r tite helonging-to l l o Unless your food is digesied with- f | Fiawin 7. © ¥ \i director | duties Sunday. . The L SXID Sulee Pl ¢ i ribed in sald ap- HE !—l' C' MURRA CO° Sl : s== }| | out the aftermath of painful acidity, f§ [cf the church, is seeing to assemble| The annual masquerade ~social| Jhe boie and foresoing is @ true|p HeF P ' repeat the|throughout. The entertainment a — JAY M. SHEPARD i o e, e ioug | Social 1s looked forward to with| NOTIOE—AI creditors of 2 ‘ DR. F. C. J l."o Tiome, At iioon the Siunday £chool pleasure from year to year by mem- | ceased are hereby notined to - e S & Aipaed | ] oz i d Y | parish. On account of the numerous |/ldersigned at o Sanford 3 N o condition of last da B i

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