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The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Pohl. have returned
from Asheville, y. c.. where they spent
the last month in the United States stu
dents military camp.
F. l. Entwisle. accompanied by his
son Harry, is visiting in Richmond.
Raymond Acton has gone to Chicago
for six weeks.
Mrs. John Hammond Grifith and her
three children. of kinstOn, y c.. are
the guests Of Mrs. Grifith's mother, Mrs.
r c. Acton, in King street
Miss Elizabeth Davidson and Miss su-
same Davidson, Of Washington, are the
guests Of their brother-in-Iaw, Alexander
Suter, at Rosemont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stout are visiting
in Atlantic City and Bridgeton. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roy Winston, Of
Braddock. left Saturday for Chicago and
Williams Bay, Wis, where they will
spend their vacation.
H. B. Cation has gone on a camping
trip to Urbana. He was accompanied
by r. B. Washington and Donald L.
Aitcheson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry X Field and
daughter. Miss Marguerite. are at AT
lantic City.
Marshall Johnson is spending ten days
in Warrenton. Va
Miss Inez Jenkins has gone to Jack
sonville. Fla, where she will spend her
vacation.
Judge j. K. NJ Norton is spending
the summer at his farm, near Lorton.
Fairfax County. Va.
Mrs. E. P. Henderson and son Oak
leigh have gone to New York City.
, where they will make their future home.
Her daughter, Miss Mabel Henderson,
has gone to CroZet. Va. to visit her
aunt. Mrs. J. W. Montague. after which
she will go to Richland to teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Young have gone
TO Philadelphia and Atlantic City TO
spend their vacation
Mrs. Margaret E Stone and grandson.
Hartley Stone, accompanied by Miss VIr-
ginia Downey. have gone to Atlantic City
for the rest of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard G. Cline have
gone to Norwood. n. c.. to visit Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Shanker.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bitter are at vir-
ginia Beach.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Van Hise-Wilhams

The marriage of Miss Lottie A Will
Jams and Mr.. Edward P. Van Hise. both
OF Washington, is announced. The cere-
mony took place Wednesday, August L,
at Atlantic City. Rev. II. r. Betting, Of
the Central VI. E. Church. Of that city.
officiating.
Miss Selma Kahn. Of this city. is
spending some time in New York, the
guest Of friends.
Miss Harriet Homberg Mrs. George
Smith. Mr.. and MI Ashton Todd. Miss
Eleanor Smith. Mrs. James Pugh. and
Miss Gladys Pugh. who have been trav-
elina in Europe, are now safe in New
York, having sailed on the Philadelphia
from Southampton August 5. This party
left Washington early in June. and were
In France when the war began, but were
fortunate enough to catch one Of the
last steamers to leave Havre for Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd will return to this
city today. Mrs. and Miss Pugh will go
TO Asbury Park.
Mrs. Jennie Nattens and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Nattens motored to the city.
spending a few days with friends, and
then returned to their homes in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lees are at River
side. Conn. where they will remain for
several weeks. They will visit several
cities in the New England States before
returning home.
Mrs. Samuel Sondheimer has returned
to her home in Baltimore from a short
visit to friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Long. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Matthews. Miss Theresa
and Master Frank Matthews left last
evening for Piney Point. Nd. where
they will spend two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs S. Heller. Of Belmont
street. leave today for Baltimore, to be
the house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Habel.
Tomorrow they will celebrate their fifty
eighth wedding anniversary amidst their
many friends and relatives.
Miss Thompson and Miss Barry. Of
Washington, who have for so many years
been annual visitors at the Crawford
House. at Breton Woods. n. H, are
there for the month OF August.
The Bethlehem Country Club in the
White Mountains is a mecca for golfers
and weekly cup events in progress have
attracted several Washington golfers.
Among these are DR.. Hornbrook of Chevy
Chase; w. Stein, of Columbus Golf Club.
Washington. and Henry T. Bull, of Wash
ington. is spending the summer at the
Uplands.
Mr.. Lawrence Heller has returned to
Washington after a most delightful ten
days spent IN Remlick. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Breslau announces
the confirmation OF their son, Harold. lat
Madison Avenue Temple, Saturday,
August p 1914 At home Sunday,
August q. 1T21 North Monroe street, BaltI-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rosenfeld. of Tusca-
loosa. Ala, spent a few days in town dur
ing the past week, the guest OF relatives.
Miss Rhea Levy, OF 1891 Vernon street
northwest, has left the Catskill Noun
tains and is staying with friends in New
York city.
George A. Williamson is spending the
remainder Of August at Saratoga.
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COLONIAL BEACH.

Miss Mary Hunt. Of Cape Charles. Va.
is spending several weeks as a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. B. Williams at the
New Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hungerford, OF the
Portner apartments, are guests of Mrs.
George Washington at Church Point this
week
Mrs. Charles c. Baker and family. of
Washington. D. c., were guests Of her
sister, Mrs Ogle Billingsly, al the Cushin
cottage this week.
= Mr. George ]. Stafford. who has been
spending a week with his family here.
has returned to his position in the gas
ONCE, Washington. D. c.
Miss Hattie Dewey and Howard Nc
Cauley, OF Washington, d. C., are guests
OF Miss Eehel Jones. OF this burg.
Messrs. H. Childs Taft. o. R. Miller.
Clarence ". Rice, E W. Recker. J. W.
MettIeton, Jesse o. Jolluff. Morris Stone.
]. Williams, ]. C. Ghallahan, Childs Kee-
nan. Fred V. Kelleher. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Hill aud
family, Mrs. Kicker and children. Misses
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ROCKVILLE.

More than 200 guests from this county,
the District Of Columbia, and other places
attended the dance at Silver Spring Wed
nesday evening. which was given by the
members Of Company X, Maryland Ma
tional Guard, in conjunction with the an
nual Colesville horse show. The COM
mittee of arrangements was composed of
Brooke Lee, Frank L. Hewitt, Basil Boy
kin, William II. Fidler, Gerald Warthen,
Oscar Mckay, Hugh F. o'Donneu, Paul
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Effect Of @or on Social Life.

a B.
NI Washington of mother
4VA still White House with
her father The family Smith
Orleans who with her sister Washington early expecting
Mrs Wilson Cornish Miss Mary Smith still
patient Providence Hospital from the effects of surgical
The passing
to washington to attend the funeral service for the late Mistress of the White
House have returned to their summer homes
% viii have direct @ effect Ton on society in w w.shnSton if no. in other
be taken establish neutrality the
preinence among
unique position among great capitals OF the world
greatest by
and cOndee for the followers of
Austria those
any
According information received from Newport this social neutrality
recognized the outbreak hostles which
distressing conditions before the embarrassment
seated high officer of rival will be avoided
admiration
reasonable issuing and accepting invitations and above all in the
table offending
splendid opportunity of friend
remember the old adage think before speak" thus avoiding
the mistake of wemeanng hostess who greeted former diplomat from
summer Still
at certain great dinner when the hostess presented as dinner partner to
the wife Ambassador identical diplomat who has
these had refused
of each other
War when eliminated the social life capital
Berlin than in the while
when gallant young by
the hundreds the Tnsaa recorded the brilliant of
history. Wngonans still living
of entertaining the balls and the dinners of Washington hOstesse fifty
Consequently quite
Washington dull While
nations vii" according to the us OF diplomacy avoid each other there
why official the American friends
friendship
well with that of Great Britain the where
popular Sir Cecil and Lady SpngRce will be established
Embassy chateaine
popular
which
but natve Washingtonin
pursued by diplomats upon
Nine Bakhmef American BIRTH
her international of in all social
particular of position
OF the
middle life Spec Sebu
Washington at
distinguished young filling
P where killed by the Boxers and the Countess Gozen
husband died governor o Africa.
these beraved ladies dependent her
the Of Baron Stenburg living
with of
her glood Washington
secretary embassy this city, all
China The Countess Gotten the Of her
OF
She her husband
Stenburg
chdless but
would inherited the
nothing
distant provision
child
of
the nobility patronage Empress with whom the
widow Countess Goetzen particular favorfe.
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of absence. They hope to be here for
the marriage of Miss Isabel MaRruder
which is to take place the last Of the
month or early in September.
The Russian Ambassador arrived in
Washington yesterday from Newport
where the embassy has been established
for the summer.
The Counselor of the Brazilian EN-
bassy. NJ. Chermont, and his young son
left yesterday for a weeks visit TO the
New Jersey coast. including a short stay
with the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
da Cana at their place at Long Branch.
Mrs. Albert T. salter' has Joined Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Putnam at Breton
Woods. No. 4, for a stay of several
weeks.
Washington society was well REPRE-
sented at the fancy dress ball at Nara
gansett Pier on Friday night, the enter
tainment being an annual affair in aid
of some local charity in which all the
summer colony join. There also were
large parties from Newport, jamestown,
and Providence to add to the success of
Washington. headed the reception COM
mittee, which also included Commander
John P. Jackson and Commander Robert
Crank. both recently on duty at the
Navy Department, and Mr.. Randall H.
Hagner, Of Washington Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Glib
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son, Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson. Mrs. Hop
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hane, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte. Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Leiber. and Mr.. William
Marrow.
Mrs. Henry Yates SatterIee. widow Of
Bishop Satterlee. of Washington, was
the guest of honor at a large tea at
LenOx on Friday with her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Churchill Satterlee as hostess.
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Garrards at Fort Bliss

Mrs. John Addison Porter, who is
pleasantly remembered in Washington
as one OF the young matrons OF the Nc
Kinley administration, is passing the
summer at Murray Bay, Canada, with
her eldest daughter now a young lady
in society and very popular. Mrs. Porter
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Guests at Dance

The Misses Martha and Clara Gontet
were guests of honor at a very pretty
dance at the suburban home Of Mrs
Edgar r. Clark, of Philadelphia, on
Thursday evening. The dance was pre-
ceded by a dinner for young people.
Mr.. Herman Loeb. Of Rich Hill, No..
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Mrs. H. C. Pnlsbury is visiting her
parents, Col. and Mrs. Wood, Soldiers
Home She will later join Capt. Pills
bury at Fort Monroe. their new station.
Mrs. Pilisbury, as Miss Janet Wood. Is
well known in army and naval circles,
and was with her family when they were
residents OF Washington few years ago.
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President Has Quiet Day

The President yesterday observed his
usual plan Of a days rest on Saturday,
but instead Of the usual game Of golf. he
passed the greater part of the day in his
library, going later for an automobile rioe
In the afternoon.
The wife of the Secretary of the Navy,
Mrs. Daniels, who was expected at Flat
Rock. " c., for the month of August
has betn obliged to cancel that plan by
reason Of illness, which confined her to
her room for the first ten days Of the
month. Mrs. Daniels has recovered suffl-
GENTLY to take a daily drive, but will re-
main very quietly at Twin Oaks for some
weeks.
The Chevy Chase Club was the scene Of
an unusually interesting dance last even
ing, when 100 members Of the club gath,
cred there between o'clock and mid
night A number of dinners preceded the
dance. many small parties coming out
without previous notice, while hosts to
larger companies included Col Trent.
Senator and Mrs. Salisbury, Commander
Davis and Mrs. Sherman McCallum.
With the return next week Of the Min
lister to Denmark and Mrs. Egan to Co
penhaEea, the first secretary, Mr.. Alex
ander Magruder, Of this city, and Mrs.
Magruder, win come to America on leave
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Representative W. r. Green, Of Iowa.
and Mrs. Green and daughter Margaret
have returned from a three-weeks' vaca-
tion on Long Island Sound.
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Mrs. woog has returned to her home In
New York after lengthy visit, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dreyfus.
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spent q few days in town and Annapolis
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loeb.
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Mrs. seveIlen Brown. who passed the
early summer with her daughter. Mrs.
George Huntley. near Boston. has Joined
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phelps Brown, at their home at
Springfield, Mass. for a visit OF several
weeks before returning TO Washington
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Pretzel spent few
days in town with friends before return
ing to their home In New York.
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Miss Isabella Hagner. who came to
Washington early in the week returned
yesterday to Warm Springs. Va, TO join
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Hagner.
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Mrs. Myer Loeb and daughters. Jea-
nette and Marion. left during the week
for Braddock Heights, Nd, to remain ten
days.
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Mrs. r. Goldsmith and sons. Milton and
Myron. are spending ten days in Ocean
View, Va, at the Redgate.
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Miss Louise Guiber. who has been the
guest Of relatives in the city. left dur
ing the past week for Atlantic City be-
fore returning to her home in Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Adams and Miss
Helen Adams are Washington visitors to
Hagerstown, Nd. as guests OF Mrs
Adams mother, Mrs. Snavely.
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Rev. slgourney Fay, Of the Catholic
University, has gone 10 Newport TO be
the guest Of the Count and Countess de
San Estaben, Of the Spanish Embassy.
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Mr.. J. Schiffman spent some time In
Annapolis. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Loeb.
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Mrs. George Y. McLaHahan. who is with
her family at Watch Hil, Rhode Island,
where they have a house for the sum-
mer, will pass few days in New Haven
this week as the guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Denning Duer.
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Mr.. Julian Eiseman leaves today for
Ocean View. Va, to spend the next ten
days.
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and was with her famlly When tney were
residents OF Washington few years ago.
Mrs. woog has returned to her home in
New York after a lengthy visit, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dreyfus.
Representative W. r. Green, Of Iowa.
and Mrs. Green and daughter Margaret
have returned from a three-weeks' vaca-
tion on Long Island Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. PretzeI spent a few
days in town with friends before return
ing to their home In New York.
Miss Isabella Hagner. who came to
Washington early in the week returned
yesterday to Warm Springs. Va, TO join
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Hagner.
Miss Louise Guiber. who has been the
Euest Of relatives in the city. left dur
ing the past week for Atlantic City be-
fore returning to her home in Baltimore.
Rev. sIgourney Fay. Of the Catholic
University, has gone TO Newport to be
the guest OF the Count and Countess de
San Estaben. of the Spanish Embassy.
Mr.. J. schinman spent some time in
Annapolis, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Loeb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Adams and Miss
Helen Adams are Washington visitors to
Hagerstown, Nd. as guests Of Mrs.
Adams mother. Mrs. snavely.
Mrs. r. Goldsmith and sons. Milton and
Myron. are spending ten days in Ocean
View. Va. at the Redgate.
Mrs. seveIIen Brown. who passed the
early summer with her daughter. Mrs
George Huntley. near Boston. has Joined
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phelps Brown at their home at
Springfield, Mass. for a visit OF several
weeks before returning TO Washington.
Mrs. Myer Loeb and daughters. Jea-
nette and Marion. left during the week
for Braddock Heights, Nd, to remain ten
days
Mrs George Y. McLaHahan. who is with
her family at Watch Hin. Rhode Island.
where they have a house for the sum-
mer, will pass a few days in New Haven
this week as the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Denning Duer.
Mr.. Julian Eiseman leaves today for
Ocean View. Va, to spend the next ten
days.
Miss Alice Goodwin has arrived at
jamestown. Rhode Island. where she is
the guest Of Miss Alice Shepard. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard.
Mrs. Albert Janin has returned TO town
from a two weeks visit in Kentucky.
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Miss Alice Goodwin has arrived at
jamestown. Rhode Island, where she is
the guest of Miss Alice Shepard. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard.
Mrs. Albert Janin has returned to town
from a two weeks visit in Kentucky.
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CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27
Personals.

W. F. Buchanan spent Thursday in Franklin.
 Frank White was a Boston visitor Thursday.
 George w. Morrison spent Thursday in Franklin.
 Mrs. Patrick Keenan was in Provi- dence Thursday.
 pr. Charles Colgrove is in New Lon- don for a few days.
 Deputy Sheriff James Haggerty spent Thursday in Putnam.
 Miss Mary R. Blanchette spent Thursday in Hartford.
 Joseph Boucher went to Putnam Thursday on business.
 Mrs. L. s. Hooker of Norwich was a local visitor Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Lemon are in Providence for a few days.
 Mrs. Arthur Griswold and daughter are in Hartford to spend week.
 Mrs. Albert Gurley of Jackson street is visiting her daughter who lives in South Manchester. Herman Simmons went to Windsor Locks Thursday on business. Thatcher Wilbur has gone to HoI- yoke to visit MT. and Mrs. A. J. Rich ards. Miss Ella Johnson is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Richards of Hol- yoke. Miss Jennie Israel and her father Hyman Israel, are in New Britain to visit friends. Miss Mae Sullivan returned to New London Thursday after a weeks stay ! in this city.
 Thomas Cotter returned to Boston l Thursday after a short stay at his home in this city. | Mrs. l.. Mallette returned to New York Wednesday after a visit with he1 son, Kenneth B. Mullette. | James Daley returned to Stafford i Springs Thursday after attending the funeral of James Sullivan in this city 1 Wednesday. l Junior Reynolds returned to New 1 York Wednesday after a visit at Mans field Depot with his mother, Mrs. Ma bel Reynolds.
 Charles Bass has purchased tn, 1 business conducted by Michael Shes on Union street and will take posses sion next week.
 MT. and Mrs. Aime Gordon of Balti, called on friends here Thursday oI their way to Hartford to attend th' automobile show. Homer Bradbury. who has been tn guest of his mother. Mrs. Ella Brad bury, left Wednesday for Hartford where he resides
 Local people who went to Hartfort Thursday included Richard Watrous R. T. Jones, J. J. Hickey, w. H. Hal Rev. J. A. Dooley, Curtis DeanS Mrs John Mccarthy. Herbert Johnson, who has entirel recovered from the effects of an in jury received several weeks ago b. being struck by a locomotive. ha gone to Boston for visit wit friends.
 Some of the local automobile enthu siasts who spent Thursday at the aut show in Hartford were Mir. and MT. William Jordan, A. D. Chaffee, MT an Mrs. J. L. Champlin, Frank Larrabet pr. W. l.. Higgins.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27
Brief Mention.

c. A Alpaugh is in Fall River for a few days on business.
 Max Burkhardt of New York spent Wednesday in this city.
 Albert dChamberlain of Hartfor spent Wednesday in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Conant left We'd nesday for a visit in New York.
 Mrs. D. l.. Ross of Mansfield return ed Wednesday from a ten days stay in New York
 Miss Alice Halligan returned We'd nesday from few days stay in Shel- bourne Falls.
 Mrs. Fred Mason of Hayden street is entertaining her sister. Miss Leila Fits, of Hampton
 Richard Watrous, who has been at his home here for a few days, returned to Boston Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Tyler Winchester are spending a few days in Norwich at the home of Mir. Winchester's mother.
 Rev Fr Lemieux, curate at St Mary's church in this city, was recent ly operated upon at St. Joseph's hospi- tai and is doing nicely.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter D. Chamber lain are confined to the house with grip. Mrs. Rose Johnson is caring for the patients at their home on Union street.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27
TOILET ARTICLES

cake.
 Cuticura Soap Sale price 21c cake. Pears, Unscented soap-saIe prics 12c a cake.
 Packers Tar soap-sale price 1sc a Cosmo Butter Milk soap-saIe price Sc cake.
 Colgate's Almond soap-saIe price Sc. cake.
 Hind's Honey and Almond Cream Sale price 37o.
 Peroxide Cold Cream, 4-ounce size Sale price 14c. .Pompeian Massage Cream-saIe price 35c. Co1gate's Talcum Powders. odors- Sale price 15c each.
 Afennen's Violet and Berated Talcum owders-Saie price 15c.
 Babcock's Ceryiopsis TaIcum Pow der-SaIe price 12c.
 Sheffield's Dentrifice-SaIe Price 14s celgate's Tooth Paste-saIe price
 Four. ounce bottle Dioxogen-saie price f9c.
 s-ounce bottle Peroxide-saIe price Sc.
 Keep Clean Hair Brushes Sale price 2ec and 42c.
 Dressing Combs in hard rubber. piaciS only, three sizes-Sale prices Sc, 19c and 2sc.
 Fine Hard Rubber Combs-SaIe price Sc. Mirrors, French plate. beaded edge. with solid backs of rosewood and ma hogany-Saie price 42c. 24 hour Alarm Clocks, will keep good tine-SaIe price 65c. Autocrat Linen Writing Paper, all sizes and styles-SaIe price 2oo box,
 Barrestes, Side and Back Combs l Sale pr.-e .1c Phoenix Muf1ers. white and colors- Sale price 19e.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27

 possibly from that cause. The drain pipes were not taking care of the over flow as they should. Workmen were at work also clearing the ice off of the roof of the Boston store building Thursday afternoon, and & dangerous condition was created by the fact that huge cakes of ice were thrown by the workmen to the street below. orf Church street, necessitating a careful lookout for pedestrians and vehicles passing by. A large number of school children found excitement in standing on the opposite side of Church street and watching the ice come down, breaking into fragments from the force of the fall. At times a sort of spray of snow and bits of ice would be thrown over to where they were stand ing, and that seemed to be the fun they were looking for. A newsboy narrow ly missed being hit by a huge cake from carelessly running out near it as it fell, but no accidents were reported as occurring
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES IN THIS SALE OF SMALL MOTIONS

Wild Fire Corset SteeIs, $ hooks, as- sorted lengths-SaIe price 60 pair. German Silver Thimbles- price Sc each.
 Aluminium Thimbles-SaIe price 10 each. Three ounce Bottle Sperm Sewing Machine oA-Sais price Sc bottle. se-ineh Sateen Tape Measure-Sale price Sc each.
 Niciei-plated Skirt Gauge and Marker-Saie price 1oc each.
 Very Best Hat Fasteners-Sale price % pair.
 Royal Society Embroidery Floss Sale price hanks for sc.
 Siikakeen. all ,colors-Sale price ! seseis for foe.
 Absorbent Medicated Cotton, 1-pound package price 21c.
 Straw CuffsESaie price 3 pairs for ice.
 Chinese Ironing Wax on sticksEsaIe price for 5c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27

Willimantic Spool Cotton, 200 yards h h black and white-SaIe price 6 for Wiliimantic Three-cord Spool Cotton. black and wnite-Sale price for Be- Glasco Lace Thread in white only Sale price 1oc a spool
 Marsnalps Linen Thread, black and whlte-Sale price Sc a spool
 Aunt Lydia's Linen Finish Thread in black oniy-Sale price 4c a spool.
 Fulton Basting Thread. 500 ward spool, in white only-Sale price Sc a
 White Blasting Thread, Z00-yard spoois-Sale price f7c dozen spools.