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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
WHITE CROSS COUNCIL.

White Cross council, No. IS, K. of C. held a well attended meeting Friday evening The principal business of the session was the installation of the new board of officers. The installing off, cer was District Deputy John F. Hen non of Jewett City and the ceremony of installation was conducted impress sively.
 The following is the list of officers installed: G. K.. Frank P. McNamara; D. G. K. Charles V. James; chancellor, John F. Hennon: R. s.. John M. Lee; F. S.. Patrick Sullivan; treasurer, Dr. T. A. Crowley; advocate, Dr. E. J. Bro- phy; warden. J. A. Desmond; I. G.. John H. Carney; O. G.. Raoun A. Belle fleur; trustee, Walter G. Casey.
 It was announced that a retreat for Connecticut knights will be held at the Passionate monastery at Brighton in Boston beginning Oct 22d, and 1t is expected that several of the local mem bers will attend the retreat. Grand Knight McNamara announced that at the next meeting he would name the several appointiye officers and stand ing committees.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
HELD FOR TRIAL
 ON BURGLARY CHARGE.
Ezra Mather of Nientic Is Bound Over
 to Superior Court.

Ezra Mather, arrested Monday, charged with burglary in entering the home of Percy Daniels, at Mantle was before Justice M. R. Davis on Thurs day night for hearing. Probable cause was found and Mather was held for trial before the next term of the superior court in bonds of $500. Be- ing unable to obtain a surety, Mather was. taken to the New London jail.
 Mrs. Percy Daniels testified that shortly after midnight on September Is she heard some one break into her home in Mantle and come toward her bed room. She became frightened and ran upstairs to the apartment of Mrs. Fred Daniels, the intruder talk ing flight. She recognized the man as Mathers.
 Mather testified in his own defense | He said that he was in New London ] at the time he is accused of having l broken into the Daniels home.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Arranged By Y. M. (. A. in Honor of
 It's First President.

The management of the local Y. M. c. A. has arranged for a public memo rial service for the late Waterman R. Burnham, the first president of the association.
 The service will be held Sunday at 3.30 p. m. in the large hall of the Y. M. c. A. building. The programme will consist of appropriate music and four ten minute addresses as follows:
 MT. Burnham the Man." by B. A Prentice. former president; MT. Burn ham, His Love and Friendship" by A. A. Browning, former president; MT .Burnham. The Counselor" by E T.. Bates of New Haven. state secre- tary of Y., M. c. A.; the final talk will be given by James L. Case, the presi- dent of the Y. M. c. A. on the topic MT. Burnham- and the Association"
 The public generally is invited
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
REVIEWED EARLIER YEARS
 OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Mrs. J. M. Huntington Was Speaker at Second Congregational Church.

Tn two years more, the Home Mis- sionary society of the Second congre- gational church will have rounded out 10 years of existence and usefulness. At the annual meeting Thursday aft ernoon in the church parlors, when tho president, Mrs. Henry F. Palmer, presided, Mrs. J. M. Huntington gave an interesting review of the earlier years Of the society. These officers were reelected: President, Mrs. H. F. Palmer; vice presidents, Mrs. Herbert ]. Wyckoff and Mrs. William Wade; secretary and treasurer, Miss Mary C. Lucas
 1t was arranged to send q mission ary box to Q clergyman In Wyoming
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
PHlLANTHEA COMMITTEES
 FOR CHRISTMAS PLANS.
Appointed By Broadway Sunday
 - School Society.

The Philanthea class of Broadway Sunday school. met with Miss Irene H. Wells of No. '62 Otis street on Fri- day evening. Tn attendance were thirteen members and one visitor. Tn addition to tho routine buEiness a committee comprising Mrs. William H Dawiey, chairman, Mrs. George Clifford and Mss Marion Norman, was ap- pointed to make arrangements for the Christmas giving of the ciuh. After tho busineps had been completed a so- ciai hour was enjoyed and refresh. ments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
BOYS ARE COMMITTED
 TO STATE SCHOOL
Beth Were Runawaye from Home and
 Hard to Manage.

AlnAease EFusasau, ia years ef age, and Rosario Liberty, 1a years of age both lReerrigibie, were committed to Merfden, by judge fehn H. Barnes at the eessien ef the city court on Fri Gay RseFRsRE. The BFHsseau beF had taken sR fFaER his aunt, with FiaeER he lived The laheEtE heE ia enc ef 2
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
MOOSE.

Six applications were acted upon at the special meeting of Norwich, Conn.,, lodge. No. $50, in Moose home, Laurel Hill avenue. Friday night Dictator J. A. George presided at the meeting and Secretary Frank Hazard was at his post. The lodge is holding special meetings during the time the charter remains open, and they hope to swell the membership considerably this fall
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Te eee WerId's eeries.

David nendett, meat manager oc the Mohioan store. Is planning to motor to Boston, Massaand attend the worlds series, His companions will be VII. liam RaymeRd, RebeFt MeCuiieR and Bert f-aFltie, ail ef the Mehleaa eem- pany. Mir. BeAdett has a new moteF, He tested lt Iest week when he visited the Allentown fairs@HerahteR Aeppb. iieaR
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
HEsTAsoPHs..

At the regular business meeting of Norwich Conclave, No. 424, in Eagles hall on Monday night, the delegation to the biennial meeting of District 77, held at Meriden recently, made their report, stating that Brother Terrence Haf1lon had been elected alternate district deputy. The regular order of business was transacted at the meet ing which was largely attended,
 There is to be special convention of the grand lodge on October 2S at Harrisburg, Pa, the business on hand being the discussion of the rear engagement of dues. -f
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
ooD FELIoWs.

Uncas lodge. No- II, worked the third degree on a class at their meet ing in Odd. Fellows hall Monday eve ming and transacted other routine business matters. They are prepar- ing for an initiatory class at their meeting next Monday night.
 Shetucket lodge No. 72, held their regular business meeting in the hall on Tuesday evening with good at tendance. Matters of routine import ance were before the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

family of II children and has lived with his parents on North street. His parents told the court that they are unable to manage him. The boys were arrested in New London Thursday night and were brought to Norwich by -Sergt. A. c. Matthews.
 Sixteen suspended cases weue call- ed up, nine were continued, six were nolled and one was otherwise disposed of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
UNITED MoRKMEN.

The annual session. of the grand lodge, A. O. U. W, of Connecticut, will be held Thursday, Oct. 21st, in New Haven. The representatives must have their credentials, duplicates of which will be sent to the grand lodge office by the recorders of the subordi- nate lodges.
 Plans are being made by the various lodges of the city for a welcome to the various delegates who will attend the session. A reception will be given the evening preceding the meeting, and the affair should prove very interesting to all who attend
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
LADIES AUXILIARY, A. o. H.

Committee reports are to be pre- sented at the meeting of Ladies Aux Hilary. Division IS. on Monday eve ming, in Forester's hall and plans for the coming winters activities are to be made. -eThe auxiliary has been somewhat dormant during the sum mer months, bal5s the members expect to get into harness with the advent of October. A large attendance is ex- pected at Mondays meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Leenard XII Assistant eesrssary.

Leonard HI, son nf General seeFe= tary and Mra. Edwin Hill, of the 0s- geed. ChaFeh street; has accepted a pesitian as assistant secretary at tias Meridea Y. M. Q. A. and began his duties there last WeaHesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Linen Department

Turkey Red Table cIoths-The ld-fashioned turkey red cloths which are still in great favor. Two sizes-two prices and you save money on each.
 S-4 size-value 79c--for. .5as
 S-10 size-value 9Sc-for. -. .79C
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Mems Furnishings Dept.

S1.0o Ribbed Union Suits for 7ec-A fine winter weight union suit which should bring a dol lar a garment Correctly cut and of good quality
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 7ee 25e SILK FOUR IN- H ANDS for 17c-Silk Four in Hands for both men and boys in a variety of clever designs and color ings-
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 17e;
 for soc
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Drapery Department

1oc Curtain Serim which Is all enc yard wide for only 7c. A good quality Scrim with pink, blue or yellow borders
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 7e Scrin and Madras Curtains which were formerly SIPS a pair, in white or ecru and all 2h yards long with wide inser- ton and some with dainty
 SATURDAY SPECIAL ese
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Toilet Goods Department

Parisian Ivory Toilet Novelties Your last chance to get them
 For Only 98c The values run as high as $2.00 and they include Mirrors, Brushes, Clocks, Trays, Frames. Powder Boxes, Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Columbian conmandery Special Con

There was special conclave of Co., lumbian commandery, Knights Tenn p1ar, Friday evening at the Masonic temple at which there was work in the temple degree
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Domestic Department

Large Size, Heavy Blankets which sell by the pair or single. The regular price is $1.To a pair
 SATURDAY SPECIAL eoe eaeR;
 $1.2o pair
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Notion Department

Whittemore's Shinola and 2-in- 1 Shoe Polish for either black or tan shoes
 25c size-Saturday Special. .21e
 1oc size-Saturday speeiaI.... Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Silk Department

Satin Princess in black only will be sold today way under price. This is lustrous as a nfessa- line and has more body. It Is our regular SIPS quality and is a full yard wide
 SATURDAY SPECIAL s5
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

ing car, was badly damaged and is being repaired at a garage.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Wa.h Good. } Depar,tmen,

"Anderson's" Fall Ginghams, 25c quality for 18c a yard-The genuine "Anderson's", 32 inches wide, soft in finish and all fast coIors. A good assortment of the new designs and colors for your choice.
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 1se
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Art Goods Department

S1.oo Tapestry Pillows for 5oc- Fine tapestry cover complete with inside pillow. A regular
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 5C
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
REREkAHs.

Hope Rebekah lodge. No. q, is planning for a visit from the grand officers which will be made on next Wednesday night, their regular meet ing night The plans include an en- tertainment, short addresses, and a supper. It is expected that there will be a large tournout at the meeting. There is also to be candidate in itiated in full form
 The grand president is Mrs. Kate Reynolds of Bridgeport and Mrs. dent.
 Hope Rebekah- lodge. has also ac- cepted the invitation to visit ,Ruthie Rebekah lodge of Jewett City next Tuesday evening. swhen these grand officers are to make visitation there. The Hope Rebekah members are to leave here by trolley at 6:45.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Dress Goods Department

42-ineh Serge for 57e a yard Here's an Jail-wool serge in the new Fall shades for only 51c- An extra good value in a fine medium weight serge
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 57e
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Hosiery and Underwear
 Department

Harvard Mills Under.~ear"- Here's the Woman's Underr wear without an equal Fun bleached in vests. drawers and tights, all styles, vests with high or low necks and long sleeves or sleeveless drawers in ankle or knee length
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 45e Wonen's Fall Weight lisls Hose-we have just received this special value in fine reg ular made hose for women Has double heel, sole, toe and wide garter top. Fine hose for wear. Our regular 29c quality
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 2Se
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOMS
Rebekahs to Have Visit From Grand Officers Owls Plan Wrists Heptasophs Heard Report From Meriden--A O. H. Auxiliary Preparing Season's Plans Pythan Grand Lodge to Meet in Bridgeport.
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 Unless plans go astray Norwich Nest. No. 1896 will soon hold the first of another series of whists. Definite plans have not been made yet but the series is arousing interest among the members. The whists will be started before the cold weather arrives. it is expected. The nest has conducted these series in past years and they have been the source of much pleas on the part of the many who attend- ed. The nest held it's regular busi- ness session in Owls hall Tuesday evening, but only the routine matters were up for discussion. There was a good sized attendance at the meet ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Saturday Specials
Floor Covering Department

Floor Covering Department S1s.5o Velvet Rugs for $13.95- These are all seamless rugs in good colorings and practically all are Oriental in design
 SATURDAY SPECIAL s13.s5 55c Printed Linolcum for 4sc- The designs are suitable for kitchen, dining room or bed room and the quality is strict ly high-grade, regular price 55c a square yard.
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 4se
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stalks have tskFb ~ q ysllnB sgisf I
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Tbs ssln piii csfs sYfldsntly fsf
sDaAks pgfDSssS IL nir ~ FiSht days
~ pit ~ 10 carefully Dads f,sng
shD1Ss ~ nine bgnGlss ssfh. ibelsdlnK
dhs rap bundle Sssf the coaat shrfs
rains are ~ be- srpsoisi Al
'bis season. grain should be- Dn in
smsiI sbDess. containing oBiy sis
bundles. ssd isit ss'sDDs1 ~ that u
VII arr oii quickly SITTER rain. u Ia
,sBs,"ssafy ~ tear dosB snd spread
Lsss smsli sbocss after rains, ~ IL
',,Ds,imss 10 With larger ones. III.
ss1aIss. ~ cDsrss. should b. shocked
IN U1sr ~ avoid ibs ls,s
dhiiy ~ ioss fy,m bad ssaihsr
When ,bs sfop IL s,ovs no, ~,
ss1isG pufD,sss bs, fyf asIs %, Ia,
~sh the eating shosld be- pos,psD.d ,
fiii fufibss gs,il the stsls hss Dssssa I,
hs kssd hDnxb stage. N n 10 Dsrui,
~ ~ bssoDs dssd ripe. however. the
Isstitr 10 not ~ xood snd the i.ss ,
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he salt binder csbsa be used the e.,
Inc msy bs doSs q ii,'is .sSIi.s than /,
thssviss, Ths grain. sbooss1 In the
sss0sr sisssdr mentioned. should b.
m IN the nsId ab,ii !, 10 tho,ousbj,
sssA ana thso ,h,ssbsd without de-. .,
~ N so tbssshisx machine 10 avail ;,
HE ~ ones. tho GrsiD should be- !,
itbsS s'srtsd ~ stared IN q barn dur. ,,
" tbs Interval .,
On small farms wbs's storage space v
not abundant II will probably psy
" farmer ~ sell tbs afsin ~ soon a.
ID tbrsshsd. Win tho sssseiss os a
't,s sOopsfsti0D he msy arrange with ?,
70 nssahb0ss ~ mako w . sulneisnt N
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uEsUsS.s6 HEROES
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-21
Progressive Mlnps spolIs.

Minneapolis 10 outclassins all other
American cities In utilizing flowers
IN ornament tho business streets. WIN.
dow boxes ana hanging gardens have
nssn introduced In sli the shopping
lhosoushiasss.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-21

The federal bureau Of education an.
nouncss II will Investigate and pro.
mots homo and school gardens. Ethel
0S~ans. q graduate of the New York
Mate College Of Agriculture. 10 tom
p0rsriiy In charge.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-21

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