The Heary Allen & Son Company FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS LADY ASSISTANT Ali Calls Answered Promptly, Day and Night 88 Main Street TheisBulietin. Norwich, Monday, Sept. 15, 1919 THE WEATHER. ‘ Conditions and General Forecast. Generally fair weather will prevail Monday and Tuesday east of the Mississippi river, without temperature changes of comsequence. Winds Off Atlantic Coast. North of Sandy Hook—Gentle west- erly winds, becoming variable. Wwith fair weather. Sandy Hook to Hatteras—Gentle to moderate west winds, becoming varia- ble, with fair weather. The first shipment of government surplus food arrived in Norwich on Saturday and is now in the hands of Mayor J. J. Desmond. This shipment is part of the surplus war food pur- chased by local people through the mayor ané is now ready for distribu- tion. Mayor Desmond said Sunday that those people who submitted their lists first may get their orders by calling at his office at No. 40 Shetuck- et_street. The shipment received on Satur- day_includes two bags of dry beans, GOVERNMENT FODD ARRIVES HERE pounds, a lot of canned tomatoes, can- ned roast beef, canned cormed beef, and raisins. Surplus war food was offered for sale Wor local consumption several weeks ago and many Norwich people! took advantage of the opportunity to! secure necessities of life at much low- er prices than can be secured through the retailer. Mayor Desmond very generously gave of his time in taking orders for surplus food and when the local quota was exhausted forwarded the orders. The remainder of the food purchased by local people will Has Never Falled to Emd Moat Obstl- mate Case of Plles in Few Days. r vears it his been proved that se- called “external remedies applied to o inserted’ in the rectum -cannot cur piles, and at the best can orlr ve temporary relief. Surgical operations also do not remove -this °cause, but Simply the formation. This wonderful prescription, known as Miro Pile Remedy, fs so etficient in the treatment of piles that even chron- ic cases of from 20 to 30 years' stand- ing with profuse bicedinz have been completely cured in from three to ten days. Think of it! Just a few doses The Porteovs & Mrrcrerr Co. Today Will Probably Be Partly Cloudy. The Weather Our Annual Fall Opening POETRY HARWICH, NOVEMBER, 1018 (Apologies tg Kipling.) s “What are the whistles blowin' for?" the little gunner cried. % “To Ine us up, to lne us up N Jolly Tar replied i “What makes vou look ®o bright, &b bright?’ the little gunner crieds “I'm lovin’ what I'm goin' to watch, the jolly Tar replied. “For we've waited many years for to celebrate tho @az, When Helnie and his sneakin' subme- rines would come our way. Well, they're comin’, sonny, comin’. and they don't look none too gay For we're takin' them to Engiand in the mornin'! “What's that that's hoverin' ovér- ‘eads.” the little gunner cried “Why, that's a British alrplane” the JOSEPH BRADFORD Forecast. - |each bag weighing one hundred pe distributed as soon as it arrives For New Ensland: Partly cloudy i -5 FYORE of a_ carefully balanced prescription and the most persistent case of piles s i < jolly Tar replied. wonats That thevre. throwin' _over- Booksaael : oor Coverings SR o X2 o “Oh, th a loomin’ aravane,’ - Monday and T . : absorbed, never to return. ., GEN 8 bloomin 00 E e . Nbewiich. Y. M. C. A. MEETING HEARS ROUND TABLE ANNOUNCES Tist read what Henty 3. Stone of the o o caplled, P THE o Lorain, Ohio, Fire Department says ™ . . e ghtless in B Tl oo da: Seocted o0t TALK ON ANCHORS season's pRoaRAMME |1 Chir flie Dossliner i, Will Continue All This Week Ang mow Tne nintiess * Aant v The local Young Men's Christian as- B 1 for three years and tried all k of Taone o & Biank Books Made and Ruled to Order | The Builetin'’s observations, show the ng The Narwich Round Tabie program|for thfss yeirs sug tried ail kinds o This ‘ere’s & minin’ fleld we're tn, and hanges in temperature and the baro- | Sociation conducted another successful| for the coming season has m, , 108 BROADWAY i k ther” Sunday aff ‘Wwhen t.|oughly cured after taKing ome bottle - : B 't tak ehances when we're metric changes Saturday and Sunday: et together” Sunday afternoon, completed by the programme commit- 7 11 We don't take any chances when we'r - | " Saturaay— “Ther! Har.| 3 Tine soup of men in uniforin and | tee and as usual hax heen arranged in o 7. Bhnitgs ot Bied Ssiant; Our Annual Fall Opening of ¥loor Coverings wil IR taReany } Wilton Velvet Carpet, regular $2.50 value—at $2.19 }| iznorance—Ti-Tics | second. The prizes in the fshing EAme| stunts over the fair ETounds. guotations “trom Mﬂh};ev aeyendell Wool and Fibre Stair Carpet, regular 75c value | “Father. can I go to the circus to- ma at right| were awarded Mise Rosanna Hernen,! Mr. Branche has also extended an OMIes: mr_nm > D SRS A P b | night 2" a the faymer el | first. and Miss Phoebe Lathrop. sec- | invitation to the commander and o 3 3 ermission ; s ke v oo e r i A e O Pep Father—No. 'Tain’t more'n a month - Shiee P - \ren | Miss Fisher: ~ntermission: _music: BORN at 65¢ 3 h 50 West Main St.|ond. Mrs. Marsh served punch. fancy | officers of the U. S. S. North Dakota,| dcbate, Dr. Gildersleeve and Mr. Fam-l,p oy _1n wWinchenden, Mass. a son mince yer went £ the ey o (he Bl P o o olte cookies. cake, ice cream. fruit and|now at New London for the day. The - O Spinsters; | BAul Wilcox. to Mr. and Mre. Howard | fo'see the eclipse of the moon, ‘Pears | canay he birthday cake with lighted | North Dakota is manned by s 1,200 May 2% stess, Spinsters; | mraov (Florence Wileox, of Neank. G = = to me yew're getting dissipated an cands The birthday cake with lighted | North Dakota is R E T e A M e I 5 % of Noank.| A Good Time to Buy Linocleums A e ~4 much attention. Later the cake was —_— business meeting:; adjournment. BROWN-—-Tn Neéew London, a daughter . . . . Flo—You can't believe everything it and passed to the Fuests. Dancing| ART SCHOOL STUDENTS The members are: Miss Mary A. C.| fa Xelson and Justine Flovd Brown During our Fall Opening we offer special values in you hear, | completed the evening’s program. Miss Avery, Mrs. Harriet S. Dlackmar,| of Noank. . g = e : Gertie—No, but you can repeat it— | M raceived many birthday remem. | (o WIN ENVIABLE STAND | Sis™idnir B Biackledge, Mrw Her:|Gaxnn. Tn Wepierls. T L Sept. © Linoleums. Our ‘showing comprises patterns suit- | T Svdney . Bulietin rances. it e opening of the Norwich|bert A. Bixby, Charles H. Brown,| 1819.a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray d i i ood et | daughter. Flinor Yirginia Rose, who | exhibitions and competitions of | George L« Carey, Mr. and Mre. Williani i designs for Living Room, Dining Room, Sleeping KALEIDOSCOPE OF AL KiNDS | have been paesinz the summer with country-wide entry. students of the|H. Collins, Miss Jennie I.. Congdon, MARRIED . . * L Yorwich Town relatives. left by aufo- | 5chool have won cnvigble standing| Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davis. Mr. and Mrs 2 B tinan: Rooms, Bath Room, Library, Kitchen or Paniry. Dried orange and lemon peel are » | mobile Saturday morning for Rich- ork has been accepted and exhibited | John E. Fanning, Miss Florence - ev. Walter B - ( o o 3 H ood substitutes for kindling w Automobl_les’ mond. Va Rew 3 Rose with his at the Allied Arts Sociely and Guilds| Fellows, Miss Amanda M. Fisher, Miss| liame. voogburs - of Briatol untless designs to choose from—Matting and Tile ¥ ;li b e et S e family remalned over Sunday at the|at Boston, New York, Chicago, Phila-| Caroline B. Freeman, Dr. Conp.. Miss Marjorie J. Bill of | £ i i i Suny r claims to project . W, | home of Mre. Rose's sister, Mrs. Frank | delphia and Buffalo. At the Chicago| Child Gildersleeve. Mrs. i Dunicioon effects, hardwood and all-over designs, in splendid i g s S i €es, AZONS, | ohnson. of Newark. N. J. This (Mon- | exhibition. in which over 2000 pieces| Miss Mary G, Henderson, Mrs. TOBIAS — SOUTHWORTH _Tn Danfel- | assortment. | waves in divergen ams, day) morning thev will proceed on|were entered, the first prize for the|S. Lathrop, Rev. and Mrs. Ernest| Sommiotiain® of Seiaieiosn Ko it : : f : : 5 [Eserenies board Trucks and Carts their homeward journey. making brief | best work in zold. and at the Philadel- | Legg. Mrs. Aurelia B. Lyon, Miss El-| Ronert Tamias of Comn® Catan o Printed Linoleums, in designs suitable for |. A South African government boa: | stops at Philadelphia and Washington. | phia_exhibition, the second prize for|fen G. McCloud, Mrs. 5. Howard Mead,| Mary B. Southworth. 5 ; i ome. -regular $1.25 Wil apard resedck ncholcs iRy Y Seubiaiial Mepal P A T'pon their arrival in Richmond Rev.|the best work in silver were won by |Mr. and Mrs. John MeWilliams, M il every room in the home, regular $1.25 | make grants toward the expenses @i oc pairs, Paisting, Trim-| 35 noee will resume his dutl tudents of the Norwich school. Tn th ais T 3 g 1 S 00 acients Ech e i ps A se =Ml resume his es as|su < rwich school. In the | Louis Potter. Miss Jennie L. Spencer. DIED % —Speci i gt e St SJ,‘:‘,":. :”dv“wb“d . [Gwtosmor at ¥ irginia Union university, | W. S. €. Poster Competition open to|Miss L. Angie Stanton. 31 Curoline | wecmwmmici_1n. Mystic. Sept. 10 yee ial price a square yard..... $1. A small but accurate machine has cksmithi its branches | this being his second vear there. all students throughout the United|A. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stev- 515, James McKend! n his ail i s, plai anite effects, in blue been invented for recording the col [l e e o evens. Mr. and Mrs. Hardld Stev-| " 1913, Jame Kendrick, in his 35th Inlaid Linoleums, plain granite efiects, in blue, D e it s o saleesfn - | eowin wiLL To | grable mention were awarded Norwich Mr. ana Mu A | FEENEY—In Westerlv. R. T.. Sept. 11 green, and tan colors, regular $2.00 value retail establishments. | competitors. Commissions of equal| Tracy, Miss Sarah L. Tyler, Miss Ina| 191%, Tsabella widow of ~Jown M. . . sectional wardrobe frame, to be bcu a rp_ | (sp;'i‘a'l‘fo‘(_h:- :~l¢~1_C?URSE‘wo’;m have been sccured. and students | Ciford, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn L. Vaughn, | Feerex. ‘aged 47 vears | —Special price a square yard . . . ... $1.69 e L d L | o ulletin, sufficiently advanced to execute pro-|\iss Mary E. Wattles, Mrs. Mary G.|LEWIS—In Ashaway. B 1. Sept. 11 : B i g ahior : A S s . e extended to any desired %7 TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET| Hartford, Sept. 14—L. Edwie Hill | fessional work, find a ready sale and | Webster. Miss Susie C. Whittipaey, & | 1518, Lot Clirke. wife of D J. N. Inlaid Linoleums, in tile patterns, in blue, green, that can bs extended to an i secretary of the boys’ department ofgrowing demand for their output The programme committee is as fol- | -0Wis. aged G4 years, red and black desie - hite ¢ i slz s W i : - i ! . 2 d anc ck designs, on white ground iz tels e street gutters —-——|the Young Men's Christian "Associa- lows: Rev. Ernest H. Legs, Harold |STILLMAN—At Howard, Providence. 3z . 2.0 A IR L il G has invented tion and son of Edwin Min_sencral| PEOPLE HAVE LEAGUED Stevens, Mrs. John McWilliams. Mrs.{ R [ Sept’ 11, 1319 riing Stillman. regular $3.50 value — Special price a o mmew S Saglinien M S | secretary of the Norwich Y. M. C. A.. Arthur R. Blackledge, Miss Amand N—In Deep River. Sep R et b owers and rees B s oA O A SELVES WITH PROFITEERS | Arthur o rrie Denison ol e A e SR s SRS R < L - ers to guide it along curb will take a special course in the Young| MrS. Richard M. Bisseill, digector of | " CT (ocars are: President, Edwin s Wumon lity A% Linole bes 3 Lt The gigantic wall which the Dutch FOR ALL OCCASIONE Men's Christian Association College. | WAT Savings for Connecticut. has re-| , “mr,. Vien: prasidents Wil 151 c. Or funstal herearter. ] Quality “A” Linoleum, best Inlaid Linoleum are building across the entrance to Orders Delivered Although Hill iz only 23 years of age|(eived a memorandum from WIMAM | Conjjng: secretary and treasurer, Mrs, | Fonsie Ton Crandaiiowits of Enasie made, in hardwood eftects, regular $3.50 | the Zuyder Zee will be 13 miles long | he has had considerable experience in | Mather Lewis, director of the savings| Jury" . “Webster. The membershi Pierce of Aflyn's Polnt. | e L g ) Sl etr e BE s | and 230 feet wide at sea level MAPLEWOOD NURSERY CO.|Y M C. A. work, especially in the!division of the treasury department | ommitcee includes the officers | and A% tha home of mer alster, Mrs value—Special price a square yard. . $2.79 E irginia inventors have pate s [ Sl Sepeeially I DS outlining the “tressury departments| o Rmjuee Ichues i : e 111 e e g S 3 g RO NI . . = T. H. PEABODY Phone 986 |of boye' divisions in the Norwich, | PlosTamme for reducing the high cost (™™™ 2 & AT 1.6 A m . Servh Pro Lino, an imitation of Linoleum, in designs | enied & BNERE 0L the XA AENS Y i 13T T i< "7 | Meriden and Hartford “Y'or and haw|of living, substantially along the lines : the Gales Ferry Methodist chur o . 5 : 4 O5 with cuaagesble At | e done motable work in this eits amens |followed by the Comnecticut war sav-| CATHOLIC ENTHUSIASM I G Buriar in Gaics Ferry cemes suitable for every room in the home, reg- e N e et Sk the newsbovs who regard him as their | 5 committee during the past month.| URGED FOR WELCOME HOME[ ‘o% ular 75¢ value—Special pri d 69 | ihows | Paderews | Asserting, that the people have uncon- iclos | JOHNSON —Entered into rest. at her < ciild pecial price a square yar: < | shows Paderewski REPAIR IT NOW | The congresations st St Patrici's| JOHNSON Entersd inte, feet 2t her e e 3 7 " £ eers by AN msance. T LoWis | werdis,of their priests ta manifest en-| - SeRT SEPL 1 5 | T B cltes specific instances of reckless - : a little, | Tobacco Habit [fusin™uma wraces m 3 mastery | usiasm in the project to make Wel- | ryer) Service at her summer home NI tal e (stotnburtant el i fashion the development of a national = e 8 2| in North Franklin Monday after- | ot orodiiat of Chife and. the’ nitrate eakness into & mational menace. _He | FOUINE succeds. noon. Sept. 15 at 140 o'clock. Tnter.| READING MATTER FOR }ihe government in the matter of ita|port pro o Chlle’and tentioste D. Thows how systematic saving will as- | SPeaking at the high mass at 10.30,| p&0 in Yantic cemetery. ! SOLDIERS AND SAILORS | trade policy, (he Russian affair. and | companies are g angerous [ Stoe in ‘ronafueting. the " palamce be. | Rev, Peter J. Cuny reminded his hear- j the Trish problem. ihe government ix|sumers of the country. o The nitrate i -2 - a is woul e a Z0o ime to|= New ] — vill § surrounded by difficulties which, {n|district lies in two of be . I i | i tween supply and demand, and forcing | 7S New York, Sept. 14—=Not only will i | b e s B O, e 0L O | ices down. and he emphasizes hig|Prove to the brave boys who had been [ the American Library association con- | zencral opinon, can be solved only by | states, Tarapaca and Antofagasta, D) pital. u s of men réady to sacrifice so much when sac- | tinue to supply reading matter for{an appeal to the to the country |and the coal flelds of Araiico and Cons { cepeion are In the south. suffering from fatal diseases would be conviction that the burden is not on| jce was called for that the towns- = flors, but it will matn- |in perfect heanh today wers' it not |the govermment or the merchant But|ioyii."are appreciative. It scems the foin Tbrary stations for men In_ the % |for the deadly drug Nicotine. ~Stop|on the individual “ ipart of the public to forset and to urc en coast guard and Tishthouse service, e < | the habic now befors Its too iate; 1S | \e sTATE ROAI | foreer quickiy_—at Jeast. the good done merchant marine and United Stat : $o | 1 is soon forgotten, while the evil is apt | o o tale ¥ise The Attic oo navit in any form Just £o WELL UNDER WAY | o be remembered. This should not be| ey o ghais, hospital ! The ali-engrossing question for the moment i« whether. in the event of a| The import of coal in general election and a labor landslide, | during the month of May, 1919, to- Mr. Lioyd George could .regain suffi- | taled 145,511 tons. Of this, 90,917 tons od will to construct a|were from Belgium, 34,036 from the ac- | cient labor g < £ cording to a program announced here ! strong liberal labor ministry. which ia | 1eft Rhine district of . [to any up to-date drug store and get| The new state road from Palmer-!the way with Christians. 15 Main Street iy g o fa b 1ol & e district of G you could rentoruse your- | directed and lo’ the pernicious habit | The stone crusher is set up and nearly every person in the parish who could provide ex-service men with books on| P

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