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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
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R.1atf,,.s =, ~. .xs..z,e--.a-.S CO..
n.,.s,,,-- 80 1Ss ssoplisnl = pay
! ssaooa calafdren. ~ = interesting
to follow the advance made in that line
In 1899 at the sts1gkestion 81 General
Secretary n II. Merrill of the E. Al. G..
A., the subject OF physical S1rdH and
athletic training at recess to be con-
dtttted by Mr.. sMerrfl1 and the physical
direct n, Mr.. Peck11a1n. without ex.
pense 10 the district, Nap presented to
the board of etIiYcatfoh The board
vosed 20 accept sthq proposition and to
refer the matter I'd the 2saperinten1ent
with hover.
WORE was beghA IN Anrdl and coftin-
yea uHtil the close OF M85 school year.
Both Mr. Merrill ard Mr.. Peckhalh
came several days to start the work,
which vas continued By Mr.. PHckhan1
with very satisfactory results. OF
COURSE the time wAs short TO produce
1astan$ improvements but = good be-
glnnlng wastmaae Two athletic meets
were aZransed Tor eesNeen the B-uad-
MdS sGaOcL aHWsouf hcnpoh ana were
We'll carried sour IN bo4h OF these our
Dogs Weis ING NAct0fs, put these events
are mol inc A1Def important eonsldefH-
ll 2. line RAJ 1eneHt is TO be seen
m ~. the rank aaldfSnae soi. the classes.
SnAnae pl nsaflnk, prom Istness IN re-
s s3t..as .@ a quests,s more alert az.
"a S ssllxe 1870 81 ~ oseMent
~. ~ sl9cs y aisgl-
N.Y. liltse II Inc
8 - - ne peg q
Y - a4s =
!. IL. isgssLs'ls's = SoHsIaue THIS WoiM 4
~ II SUE we S sia iedfize al OF these
mol az, az -ones Dul AFTER pa
uenL. persIstent eifofI Inc exercises
conslste9 % Iu a1l pumping, anal
s1io1 s ior Tie sever Ill SlsHlH a!i0
ninlh grace pupils, ana cahsthenlc drAii
IA mass Tor alt both garls ana ppys!
nsd the penents u the drill rms
work was taken up only at the gram
mar SCHOOL
movable apparatus was provided and
facilities secured for doing exercises.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
GIFTS MADE TO
THE ROCK NOOK HOME
Acknowledged by United Workers-
Need for Gifts of All Kinds.

The children at the Rock Nook home
have been kindly remembered since
January ! by many friends whose
names are here given as far as known
says the secretary, Mrs. Louise q.
Lane. The older members of the fam
lily have enjoyed the unobtrusive visits
of the Morning Bulletin and the Eve
ming Record and the children have
been entertained by valentines, East
err cards and novelties, by games and
pictures, sandwiches, cakes. ice cream
and hot cross buns, while the more
substantial comfort of clothing, shoes,
window curtains and high chairs is
nots unappreciated
Discounts on bills have been given
by the Geo. w. Kies Co. f. c. Lew
is, Porteous & Mitchell, Reid &
Hughes, N. D. SEWN & Son, John II.
E. Telephone Co., and A. J.. Who1ey.
Gifts have been received from Mrs.
William III. Allen, Mrs. James An
drews, Mrs Willis Austin. Mrs. J.. C.
Averill, Mrs. Theodore Beckwith, Miss
Butts school Mrs. Andrew Christie,
Colt, Georgette Comeau. Mrs. Martin
DUR, the Elzs, Evening Record, Mrs.
George e. Fellows. Mrs. France, Mrs.
E. D. Fuller, Mrs. A. A. Guile, Mrs.
Jenkins, Mrs. O. L. JN1nson. Junior
Endeavor Society of First church,
Mrs. William Osgood, Park church,
Reynolds Palmer. Miss Porteous, Mrs.
Pullen, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Rudd. Mr..
Stockdale, Mr.. Webster. Mrs. w. T.
Williams. Mrs. c.. d. White.
Donations in money during this time
amount to $79.18 from Miss Augusta
B. Greene John c. Averin, Mrs. George
w. Lane, Miss Mary L. Huntington,
Miss Rudd, First Congregation
church S5.72, Second congregational
church S1426. also for an addition to
the invested funds of a gift of one
thousand dollars from Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Palmer.
AS there are now twenty-five chill
dren in the home. ten of whom are
too young to go to school, it may cas-
lily be seen that gifts Of all kinds are
useful and will be gratefully received.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
Steel smokestack Fell.

The big 10 foot steel smokestock
which was in course OF erection at
the factory OF the Reyes Prodllctz
company, in Montville. collapsed on
Saturday, as the third section was be-
ing raised into position. The tackling
slipped, allowing the piece of steel,
weighing several tons, to crash down
and into the roof of the mill building
below. Fortunately no person was
hurt, although several worknen near
by had narrow escapes. The damage
was confined to the roof of the build
ing, and will amount, it Is estimated,
to several hundred dollars. The stack
was not damaged and the erection was
continued Monday and work started on
repairs to the roof
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

~ -Sft
II you want q beautiful complexiop
freekles and other dfscoioratipns, ptzf
ify your blood. s ~ ssjs Ss
5tuart's Calcium waters cleanse
and clear the blood. remove All poi
sonous and irritating Influences. and
permit it to fi0w gently and ttniformly
all through the veins. These Httle
waters are famous for their beautify 7
ing effects and every lady may use
them with perfect freedom.
They do their good work remark :
er Of the ingredients which they COM
tain. Here they are: Calcium Sui
pnide, Quassia, !. Eucalyptus, Golden
Seal and an Alternative and laxative.
Ask your doctor what he thinks OF
these as blood purifiers. He prescribes
them many times every year.
The popularity of Stuart's Calcium
Waters Is great and growing constant
" every year. They do a wonderful
work with apparently little EFFORT and
do not necessitate suffering and ex-
peilse as SO many complexion cures
occasion.
You may enjoy fair complexion If
you will use these little warars: They
are taken after each meal and go into
your blood, just like food They do
your entire system a great good. They
help your intestines and relieve con-
SIipatlOn, pnefepy giving the system
the power to remove and exclude poi
sonous gases and fluids which ei1lter
through the intestines into the system
and contaminate it.
Don't despair Il your complexion is
muddy. Write today for a free trial
package OF Stuafts Calcium waters
or go to your druggist and buy a box.
Price Soc Simply write your name
|Hnd address and q trial package will
be sefis you by mail without cost
Address F.. "A. Stuart Co., It's Stuart
Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
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GEORGE $, POWERS, 81
GRAND TRUSTEE
Elected for Three Years by Royal Ar
canun1-W. E.. Garfield Supreme
Representative.

canum-W E.. Garfield Supreme
Representative.
The twenty fifth annual session of
the Grand council OF Connecticut.
Royal Arcanum was held at Hartford
on Wednesday. The attendance of
representatives from the subordinate
councils and OF grand ofi1cets and Of
past grand officers was very large.
The following oficers were elected:
Grand regent, Edward +. PRIDE of
Bridgeport; vice regent, Albert H.
John s. Fisher, Danbury; past grand
regent, John M. Burr, Norwalk; grand
secretary, Carleton e. Hoadley New
Haven; grand treasurer, Burton q.
Bryan, Waterbury; grand chaplain,
Harry 3, Ekmark, New Haven; grand
guide, William c. Kemp, Winsted:
grand warden. Horace George will
Jams, East Hartford; grand secretary.
Edward b. Holloway. Milford grand
trustee flor three years.. George
Powers, Norwich; supreme Representa-
tive. Walter 3. Garfield, Norwich; all
ternate, William F.. Hoyt South Nor
walk. Il : So --sH
The officers were installed by su-
preme Representative .Alexander C.
OWENS Of Baltimore
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ANNUAL EAsTER. SALE
BY HELPING HANDS
Opening Of Two Day Affair at Spirit.
uaI Academy.

IL the Lyceum room at the Spiritual
Academy on Park street, the Helping
Hands on Wednesday afternoon. OPEN
ed their annual Easter sale and had
one of their largest crowds on record
in attendance for the afternoon and
through the supper hour. Decorated
in a general color scheme of yellow
and white, with college colors, yacht
ing pennants, and flags Of all nations
suspended from the ceiling. the room
made a bright and inviting appearance
and the array OF aprons. novelties,
home made cake. candy. ETC., was att
tractively displayed. About the wallis
were hung a number of articles which
had been donated and will be dis
posed Of during the sale.
From to 7.30, the supper hour, the
number present was especially large
the menu comprising baked beans with
the usual aecompaniments, and was
served by the supper committee con-
sisting of Mrs. Nathan Brewster, Mrs.
2. J. Tutt1e. Mrs. Ell Whitney, Mrs
James johnson, Mrs. c. s. Twist, Mrs.
May Chapman and Mrs. A. Hagberg.
On the menu tonight are to be escal-
loped potatoes and egg salad with the
baked beans. i
In the department of saleable goods
Mrs. Charles A. Dowsett, assisted by
Mrs. H. Mortimer Taft, did a thriv-
ing business at the apron-b booth, show
ing great variety Of styles and pat
terms. Mrs. Wales w. C1app, assist
ed by. Miss. Mary P. Clapp,s displayed
to advantage the wares at the fancy
article and novelty booth. Delicious
home made. cake found a ready sale
and Mrs. Gertrude Tootfll, who was
in charge. had great variety. to Of
fer Home made candy. in pretty box
es made a. tempting display at the
candy booth with Mrs. Albert P. Blinn
end Mrs. Sigma Beebe in charge. One
feature of the evening was the Hoop.
stone, where both old and young found
plenty of fun and Incidentally a chance
to display their Skill The two after
Moons and nights of the sale and sup
per promise to net the. society a tidy
sum.
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TAFTvlLLE
Funeral Of Mrs. Mary B. HoIInss-
werth-Notes Of Local Interest.

The funeral u Mrs Mary B. Hol-
lin4sWofth was held from the home
Of her sister, Mrs. George Walker, in
Lisbon, at o'clock Tuesday after
noeAs anu many relatives and friends
were prtse4t. Tire fioral' forms were
numerous ana bea1atiftil. Re Mr.. Ban
ford of PlaiaieId officiated and gave
an Addresses Tile bearers were George
Walker, William Wa1ker, Thomas
4Ieadon and Charles Headon. Burial
was IN the Evergreen cemetery in Lis
bon, where p Eommitta1 service was
read by Rev. Mr.. BAnfprd;
I. The daceased passed away on Satur-
dSy at her Honee IN P1a1nfield,, where
she had lived for the past two years.
She. kwas a native. of Scotland, but had
lfTed in this doaintry. for. some years.
She was at one time a resident of
Taftvil1e, where her husband was EN-
p8oyed is the min, and later the family
moved to Baltic. Mr.. Hollingsworth
died several years ago. Surviving the
deceased are a son, John Holiings-
worth, and q daughter, Of Plainfield.
and one sister Mrs. George Walker of
Lisbon. Mrs. Eollingsworth was 81
years old. The funeral arrangements
were in charge Of Undertaken George
G. Grant The deceased had mann
friends is this vicinity, and her death
is deeply mourned by all.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
Perfect skin Food That Removes
Wrinkles and Clears Complexion.

The most delicate skin will quickly
respond to.sthe soothing and tonic eff
fects of Hokara, and when this pur5
skin food is used, pimples are soon a
thing OF the past.s
AS q massage cream or after shay
ing it is unequa1ed, removing all irri-
tatiOns and making the skin soft and
-velvety.
after washing and surprise yourself
with The dead skin that comes on
34okaHa. iss the only massage cream
that is. an alltiseptic, i and PIN pies. &c
zema, and alt skin blemishes soon dis
appear when Hisis used
Although far superior to the ordin-
airy massage creams sand sold on
guarantee of best you ever used or
money back" yet the price is a trifle
elily Csc fer a liberal lar; larger size
59e. ~
Sold on guarantee by The Lee q
Dsyood Co
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
Mrs. ziba Huntinaton's Death.

News of the death of Mrs. Clara
Huntington as told in Tuesdays Bull
letin, was entirely unexpected and a
great sorrow to her friends here. Aft.
er a long residence on West Town
street. Mrs. Huntington moved to
Griswold ten years ago. At her death
she was still a member of the First
Methodist church, and. her faithful
efficient work in the church is : not
forgotten. She had charge Of the pri-
mary department and every child loved
her.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Marshall left
Wednesday afternoon for Putnam
where they will visit friends before re-
turning to their home in North Attie-i
boro, Mass. While in Taftville they
have been rae guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Kenyon OF Dion street.
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Death Of Miss Mary ii HIVES.

A number OF the Relief corps Officers
were at the home OF Miss Mary /.
Hayes in Pine Meadow at the time Of
her death on Tuesday evening about
$50 o'clock Among them were Mrs.
Marietta Wright Of this city. past
department president. Miss Hayes had
been the department treasurer of the
W. r. q. for the last ten years.
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The April Sale Of
Window Draperies

WILL CONTINUE TODAY ANG
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.
hOu6ekeepefS sriSS SerTxt
DEMONSTRATING viiI aepssaja1s '4b5s -
portunity to supply their drspsFy Do9os
at substantial saving.
Cx,npv kind Of Lace and MusIiG Co.
GvC1 tain and every. kind 81 Dr.
cry Material is included IN THE Ap6l
Sale.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

The Ladies Benevolent society met
in the parlor Of the Congregational
church Wednesday afternoon, and con
siderable business was transacted. In
the absence of the president, Mrs.
John Eccles, the vice president. Mrs.
r. G. Lil1ibridge, occupied the chair.
The meeting was opened with singing.
followed by reading Of the scripture
and prayer. The report of the secre-
tary was read and accepted. Plans for
a food and apron sale to be held in
Ponemah hall were considered at
length. A pleasant social hour follow
ed the business session. There were
about thirty members present.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
safe Med;e;nA for ch;ldr.r.

Foley's Honey and Tar COMPOUND Is
a safe and effective medicine for chill
.dren, as it does not contain opiates or
harmful drugs. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound is in a yell
low package. Lee & Osgoud Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

A valuable horse belonging to the
Ponemah company was suddenly TAX
en- sick Monday while at work in the
mill yard, and died shortly after
reaching the barn. The animal was
one of the finest the company owned.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
Dress GInehams 8j1e

1000 yards Of the famous ~neo
Scar Dress Ginshams = plaid,
: checks. stripes and plain coios1.
medium and light coloss. fnoG<
are 10 to. 20 yard ienetl1s. be<
swiIi be cut in any itnesh -
regular. .s.fs e!cahs::s :, -
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
OrgandIe fIoreIle &C

1000 yards Of orsaadis FJsr-
ellie in neat figured ana ilof11 g.
signs, medium ana light eo1eFs.
fine quality and very desff4b5o
for. Summer waists and dresses
Regular. Sc ossds q go
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

The Misses Nellie and Jennie Rob-
ertson left Wednesday for their home
in Paterson, N. j., after spending a few
days with Mrs. William Hicks Of Prov
ide-nce street
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

Edward Beebe Of the Taftville road
has rented Belleview farm, lately oc-
cuIpied by Mr.. and Mrs. George LIE
Pan, and has already gone there.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

Dec Dion return today to his studies
at Assumption college, after spending
his vacation at his home on Merchants
avenue.
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After a visit with her brother in
New Bedford, Mass. Mrs. Joseph Bee
than has returned to her home on
Vergason avenue, bringing with her
her little nephew, Thomas Swain.
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Apron Ginehams 6Ytc

1000 yards of Staple Apron
.Ginghams, in blue, in brown 80
In fancy checks-aIJ the dSaor-
ent size checks--in 10 to 20 yard
lengths. but will be cut In any
length to suit
Regular 7c 0inahams g &c
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

Hartwell Thompson has returned to
Yale university, after spending the
Easter vacation at his home on Front
street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

Copper. which escapes from a big
Arizona mine In waste water is recap
tured by placing scrap metal in the
water until it is thoroughly coated:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley vergason Of
Huntington avenue are in New Lon
don, where MFR. Vergason has secured
employment.
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Notes

Napoleon Fournier of Hunters ave-
nue. has returned from a visit with
friends in Palmer, Mass.
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49, ~wtR n * =
. ferse4a fsr T;sday. :
friday faH: STssz est q north Ii #ss ia
Predictions frq9 the lf3N zork Her
add On Thns1n& ov&fcxst weather
and slowly ril(ng temperatureg will
prevail, with local rains and hight to
fresh southerly Ntads, and on Friday
cloudy to partly cloudy weather. pre-
coded by local rains. with slight tenn
perature changes.
obesr~atiers il Norwich.
The following records, reported from
Serins pharmacy. show the changes
in temperature and the barometric
changes Wednesdays
Their. Bar.
a. m. ...'..ss<sss...s. ~ 50.1O
IL m ..... .... 81 1895
Highest So, lowest "a.
csmparisons.
Predictions for Wednesday: Fair and
slightly warmer; variable winds
Wednesdays weather: Scuddy, with
light showers; warmer; southerly
winds.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

returned to Providence after a few
days visit with Mr.. Nergasonss par
ents on Huntington avenue.
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A south bound trolley struck a team
at Second street shortly before noon
on Wednesday. The team was push
ed across the road, but was not i'm
jured.
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.----An---.-na
DIED

DIED
LEAHY-In Norwich. April Is, Timothy
Francis. son of ELLEN and Timothy
:. Leahy, aged % years.
Funeral from the home of his parents,
121 Boswell avenue. Friday morning
at $3.50 o'clock Requiem mass at st.
Mary church at 9 O'clock.
JENNINGS-In Oswegatchie, April IS,
1911, Louise Marion. daughter of
George M. and Ida Jennings. in her
14th year
PHELPS In Groton, April 49, 1911,
Frederick A. Phelps. in hisL Saith
year.
M'DONALD-In New London April 1S,
1911, Alphonsus r. Mcdonald son of
John and Elizabeth Mcdonald
SILCOX-In Norwich, April is, Henry
E, Silcox, aged IS years.
Funeral services will be held at his late
home, "a Alice street, Friday. April
81, at 2 o'clock. Burial in Constock
cemetery, MUntville.
Rockville, Conn, papers please copy
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Z Buckles are running in the river and
several good catches have been made
at the Greeneville dam.
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Goods

5000 yards Of New end otspIs
Wash Goods ct very special
prices.
Sale will continue tsdsy sNa
all this week. A. fsIiewss
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p E .
Miss Mary Fallon of Westerly was
the guest of friends on Central avenue
Wednesday.
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Charles Park of Lowell. Mass; made
a brief visit. this week with friends
on Washington street.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED
sHIEEDs = EI.DRED In Norwich,
April 10, By Rev. Hugh Treanor,
Thomas Ma11on Shields and Miss
Edith Camilla Eidred, both OF Nor
wich.
GRE1NER - WIGHT In Norwich,
April 10, by Rev. J. w. Payne of
yewett City. Henry L. Greiner and
Miss Amy Wight, both of Norwich.
MAHONEY = EADD - In this city,
April 10, by Rev. Hugh Treanor,
Jeremiah J. Mahoney of Franklin
and Miss Carrie Fl. Iadd of the East
Side, Norwich
WILCOX - SYPHER - In Willimantic.
April 49, 1911, by the Rev. r. g.
Hartley, Charles w. Wilcox of New
London and Miss Evelyn Sypher of
Wil]imantic.
BURCH - STEWART In stonington,
April 10, 1911, by the Rev. Charles
J. Mason. Oliver Chesebro Burch and
Miss Elizabeth Agnes Stewart. both
OF Stonington.
MATHEWS - LEBLANC In Baltic,
April is. 1911, by the Rev. u O.
Bellerese, Thomas Mathews and Mrs.
C1eophas Leblanc.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

WE SOUGHT THE eNTgRg eVQ-
PLUS STOCK AND SAMPLE LsNG
Or a LARGE MANUFACTURERS ~
ABoUf HALF PRICE. 1T con-
PRIsED suREAU scARFs, psL~
Low sHAMs, poyLiEs, cENTGne.
TOPS. ETC. SOME or
WHICH ARE SUBJECT TO sLsoBy
,lMPERFEcrioNs.
THIS ~ AN oFFERsNc THAT
SHOULD AROUSE wIpEspaGAo
INTEREST. As IT OFFERS A.
OPPORTUNITY TO sEAurIFv THG
HOME AT 4 BIG SAVING.
On Sale, Beginning Je6ey.
Al Hall Prices
Remember that ssne q 49,
only one Of kind, 20 b efons09 ~
Attending this sale on the openseG ~
bureau Scarfs and Pillow
- Shams to match on en-
broidered muslin regular 1sc
vaiue at..... ..--.....s......s@
Muslin, Embroidered Pi1lsw
M ,Sflams and Bureau scarfs
to match, in hemstitched ana -
-scalloped. edges - regular zsc vH4
and 39c value at. ......
- Shams of drawn WORT -
regular s9c value at. ........+. -
1noylies, round and square. size -
" 14-inch, and trimmed wfth19Im
'Torchon lace edginE - rexusxr IxG
csc value at. ...--.-...-....<..<
Embroidered Cent? rs for
y tables, on white muslin -
and colored. crash, size Ss-inch
regular soc value at.........- -
Hand Drawn Work Squares. A
y sizes is. 20 and ~ inches -
--regular sec value at....sg.... -
i D lIow Tops, with back in eoeo .
= assortment of patterns TO-
work-regular 25c value att. -
t,
49, : s~.@sf
I auDdry Bags. all linen, stem
Gil design, fast color, size, 11n
27x18 inches-regular Csc value HE
at =. ........- .--<.-..-.ss
DiIlow Slips striped effects. a
with tassei on each end,
fast colors-regular Csc value at -
Uillow Slips, of fine quality -
Madras, pattern worked -
with braid. all colors = regular
39c value at -.s.-.-..ss<s
Dillow Tops and Crash Cehters ~
to work. a full line Of col
ors-reguiar 75c value at...... -
ON SALE AT ART DEPAaT-
MENT BEGINNING THIS MoRr-
ING.
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NOVEL MASSAGE CREAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert vergason have
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.Attsndea Sunday school. conxention.


Jonathan Shea of Plainfield was
visitor in town on Tuesday.
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Dorm:

BORN
MURPHY-In New london. April H.
1911, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Murphy.
WARREN-In Eastford, April Is, 1911
a daughter Margaret, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Warren
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Address bv pAtt;c Man.

There was a preaching service at
the Scotland road schoolhotise Easter
Sunday Easter lilies, azaleas ana ge-
raniums decorated the room. An in
teresting address was given by Will
lam Crawford of Baltic.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
s.NpRWicH TOWN
6eIIsv;ew Farm Lsassd--Mrs. lib,
Huntington's Death unexpsrtSd.

MES. Hattie Taft of Westerly was
the guest of friends here Sunday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

William l.. Sullivan of Providence
was a. visitor in town recently.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20
Exercises to Be Presented At crssns.
vile School Friday-fletes.

The musical programme which was
to have been presented at the Greene
vile school on the afternoon Of the
last day Of last term, but which was
postponed on account of the sudden
illness of the musical director, Fred :
erick III. Lester, win be carried out
Friday Afternoon at3fhe schoolhouse
Invitations VIII be seth to parents and
friends of the pupils
Attended Sunday School Convention.
A delegation composer Of Rev. Rob
ert f. True, Amos Baldwin, Mrs. Her
the THIRD Baptist church at the Sun
day school cpnventfon held at the First
Baptist church in New London on
Wednesday.