Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 9, 1909, Page 6

llffll:[ FURNITURE the celebrated and standard Derby Desks flat and roll top, with all modern con- veniences, Book-keepers Standing Desks, Rotary Chairs and Directors’ Chairs, | ‘We have ready for immediate de- | fvery the convenient Macey Filing Cabinels Upright and Multiple. Inter Letter Files, Deep Storage Drawers, Card Index Cases, Legal Blanks, Doc- ument File Drawers and Cuphoards. Also Sectional Cases for office and library use. M. 3. Gilbert & Sons 137-141 MAIN STREET, Inter, Jandd GEO. A. DAVIS Great Mark Down Sale —= of Art Goods and Remainders of Holiday Siock. We have some good things which we do not want to carry over and shall put prices on them that will in- sure quick sales. In this sale are many Leather nov- | elties from the “Day Line,” of articles in the Arts and Crafts, Lamps, Vases and many other fancy You will be surprised at the prices and sorry if you do not get some of the good things. This will be a REAL BARGAIN SALE. GEO. A. DAVIS, 25-29 Broadway Jar SPECIAL WINTER PRICES FOR WORK Wall Paper and Interior Decorating The Fanning Studio, 31 Willow St dec28d Trunks, Bags azad Suit Cases in a large variety. Also Blank- etc., Robes, Whips, Etc., at fowest prices. The Shetucket Harnass Co, Alice Bidg., 321 Main St. decid NOTICE | To owners of Automobiles in ' Norwich and vicinity : I am prepared now to paint, trim, repair and store yourj Automobile at a reasonable Come | price for the winter, and sce me. M. B. RING Chestnut St. novisd B, | New Year Gifis Post Cards, Calendars, Jokes, Magic Lan- | Steam and Me-| chanical Sleds, Drums, Rifles, Dolls, | Heads, Wigs and Clothing for Dolls, | ‘Stuffed Animals, Perfumes, Toilet Articles, .Il‘(flly Ete, ?fil& EBNIN HY Frankdin Square o ’t"‘ New Year Albums, Gam terns, Shides, Films, Engines, SITE FOR WESTERLY'S HOSPITAL | pointed to take | made 1 a number |, Offered by Dr. Edwin R. Lewis as a Memorial to His Father-—Much Encouragement for Hospital Commit- | tee — Eighty- hird Birthday of Robert Knight—Gov- ernor A. J. Pothier to Speak at Board of Trade Ban- quet Tonight. the y ant appea the liquors and vessels were adjuuged forfeited to the state | and ordéred. destroyed. The criminal At the December meeting of local physicians a committee was ap- into consideration the matter of a hospital for We: and | complaint against Wilfred Collins devise ways and means to achieve the | brought for Miss Grace Wright by desired result. At the January meet- | George B. Carpenter, overseer of the poor for the town of Hopkinton, was continued to January 16, unless called sooner by agreement of the parties in nterest. ing T ;' evening this committee | rt that was encouraging and tive and earnest interest on | of the comimitteemen that re- ceived the heartiest support of the rest of the member The committe The Alert Hook and Ladder company has elected these officers for the en- suing year: George B. Capron, fore- ed that a mem- | to do- rey ber of the socie had olle ate m th to five a-res of land | man; Richard Mitchell, first uss! tant; on Vincent Carr hill, an admirable hos- | Jam’s H. Potier, sedond _assistanti pital his is Ilgh and dry land, George A. McKenzi secretary Wil- an- it tion on account of its limm St. Onge, treasurer; Clarence healiby surroundings and its nearness rey, steward; W. W. Barber, trustee to Dixon square, yet removed from the tires years; J. T. Kenyon, Willig | 10ity business and manu- . W. R, Wilcox, finance committee HOLIDA} GIFTS Horse and Horee | s and “Holiday Trade" | L. L. CHAPMAN, Broadway Store, Norwich, Conn. WIsSES ORSET COVER W O-PIE | Paris Pace \iL Seams ka’ & 8 288 Cu., Tte Harwich Ni the cerset cove Tableware, oe P Chandeliers, Yacht Trimmings | 7 s l“ . o b scalloped and nand oiderd ribbo and such things Refinished. )i (hrough worked buttonsies ve(“- €9 to 87 Chestnut St., Norwich, Conn. | llating the fullne round neck. sy The cap-siveves are caught together by < milar ribbon, lied in all manty bows = “ o 'Inhl— Iu“;lu' “‘b‘l‘d‘; gathered and R z 2 lield in place by a binding of th Attractive Line of terlal, of the fullness may be rega- lated by ribben-run beading. "The patsern s in three siges—1% to years. For a miss of 16 years the Winter iillinery 17 mt cover reguires g yard of mal WISS BUCKLEY'S, 308 MainSl. nreugh The Bulletin Cumpany, dec11d Patiern Repth Norwich, ¢ onn. Goshen.—Avery Vaille was chosen leader of the Goshen band at the meet- ing this week. Winsted.—The entire borough is now using Crystal lake water as a result of the heavy rains of Tuesday. Roxbury.—Most of the tobacco crops have been sold at prices ranging from five to ten cents per pound. Plainville.—The deposits made n the opening day of the First National bank of Plainville amounted to $57,- 730.15. Thompsonville.—George Calvin Howe, 69, a Civil war soldier, died at his home on Lincoln street Thursday of heart trouble. Waterbury.—The largest contribution Thursday to the Italian fund was that of Waterbury aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, which was $50. Redding.—Rev. W. H. Jepson, rector of Christ Episcopal church, left Mon- day for a month’s vacation., His fam- ily remain at the rectory. Hartford.—At the annual assembiy of Wolcott council, No. 1, R. and S. M. the thrice illustrious master chosen have e largest ren’s Bonnets, Coats, Furs and e heavy ariillery from bt S R will be housed in | National Guard's armory, not far from ‘ the hall | ne: committes. are fearrul that ‘el BOYS: cmhmg at lmle Prices | allroads will not grant as cheap rates | and they fear that it n',\ v oys' Knee Pamts, 4 to 14 years. | il o S orbsitag Lok 1 variety of patterns, moods that | the hand, the sub. nd wear—8ale price 39c. - on public comfort say they 3 kerbocket Panis, § (0 1 are going {0 be hard pushed to get|vears. good materials neal patterns, a all who want to ¢ ]\.. 95 —Sale price 59c. ttee on finance report | Boys' Two-piece Wool Suits, T to 14 | $53,800 alrcady paid in, and | dark colors, vale $4.06—8ale more expected @ e i W a view to adequate facilities| e Wodl | the entertainment of visiting news-{ | Uoxs TWIRIeLe Wool 2 rong: | en in the inauguration period l‘ o i e e ihe louse committee of the National S, b i $5 Press elnh hus arranged for certain im- | 410 3545 Sale price $3.95. rrovements in its arrangement of the | clubrooms. E. S. | Bernev Reynolds. one of the cldest | | comedians in the esuntry. was found | dead in bed at & Cleveland hotel. Rey- | 00lde had spent mest of his 70 vears | on ihe stage, and wes the creator of | she Dutch comedian part. He began uic theairical earesr at 16 43 a circus acrolial, and later played in eversthing from vaudevilie te Shekespoare. At ene time he awned a theater In N#i- wauker. | Our Great January Clearance Sale Jumps Into Full Tilt! A REAL BARGAIN SALE--that sends forth its wireless messages of economy into thousands of quickly responsive homes, to patrons who, have learned that every article, every yard has our “0 K” for reliability and desirability, that every saving is worth while. * So the sale buzzed Wash Goods Department Goods at Iot side, o regular 25c Wash An P colr 1205c a yar 121-2c per vized yard. Today 10c Flannelettes at Sc per yard. Pr figures | 10i—Today ¢ a yard. Handkerchiefs Ha Handk Nix Six fine fine r Hand-dra e 121-2¢ ea 1 patterns, 5¢ cach, of COAL AND LUMBER. NAPOLEON did things without MUCH TALKING Let us therefore in a few words explain: That We Sell Best Grades of Coal That We Deliver Promptly That We Give Full Weight sction of the town. This Frank Gernman, delegate to State Fire- | was Dr. Louis C. Kingsbury. 2 i A fi S T oo | o e Har Mecarrol ater | e 08 O e | with a store full of satisfied buyers right from the first day. The fol- J§ st we want vour Trade nember also volunteered to present nate. e e, L iatiom when oAl e | aprointed superinténdent of the Parkr | liwi t all resentatio Of b ains are but specimens of i a madern hgspital ambulance and to | Rev. James W. Cunningham was company’s east side spoon s an ]m 1,8 ns ar; 1M hone, otherwise give aid when the hospital c’clebrant 7( ;h;' r.lquizm hig.l;l ma‘n;lt fi:x“ , -lw?:’ rx',.;c;x‘-;xl':’r‘lsuven|nten- meg a, os a new p g p h Ed c became a reality. the funeral of Michael Donohue, in St. | dent, is i R 1 I c‘ et s eomusiasaty res Sl ehirch, 4T e | gpprord e ana e samun| UNAreds and hundreds more not advertised. 3, w. Chappell jder & plan of raising the funds | ans attended in a hody and there were | I'erris Scofield have announced the 2y NORWICH, CONN. d for the proposed institution. ' relatives from New York. Norwich and | Mast "““”:’ffl"l‘:_‘; e oy B AS tne citizens generally are interested | New London in attendance. The bear- | I 00 Harry campiel ¢ o 4 i movement, it _is not believed es _Murphy, Corneliu v, Jan. 7, ac “Bonnyvie (Shetucket Street Store.) Startling Millinery Reductions | Center Room will be much difficulty in raising 3 h Herbert, Patrick W . 1+ of ‘money sufficient for the | Shea, Daniel O'Connell and EVEENE | waiiingford.—An atiempt is bm,‘ []aho]sm[y and Rug Dep't. Prices are sacrificed in & manner that | Fancy Gibson Stocks with 2worthy purpose. Driscoll. made hy tie clerks in the downtow: hows our earnestness—empty tables .. y pettern d | society voted to invite : = . neat wd oo he| Short lengths of Floor OMl Cloth, in- ? 'hat we are alming|iotest style each one sold for an sland tuberculosis commis- At the annua! meeting of Stonington fitacen” B « and | cluding our and 35c grades—Sale | a7d shelves are what we are ai & | Sale price 50c. play thie tubereulosis exhibit | Steam. Fire Engine lcom?‘l‘;'y":hu!;;":;l sty ke liesiay | price 19c a square yard. for. . Feathers that | g NECK_ RUCHINGS—very full i iy i and Thursday. | Short lengths of Linoléum, includine | and _Fancy r uchings, white, black, sky, Ecru and - — - | forema W. Northup. first assist our 8% S5, e Sy nrice . $1.50 and $1.75—Sale price | lavender, regular value 40c, neck T L i : | 55¢ and §5c grad e p . . Robert Knight, head of the largest | ant: well, second assistant: | New Haven.—John Loughlin, for 31| 34c a square yard. 50c and 75e. | length—8ale price 29c. VAT individual cotton manufacturing busi- | Jerone Andcrson, Jr., secretary and | vaars a member of the local police | g | Wings that were $2.5 2 il ness in the world, which includes the 3 engineer; C.|jorce, died at his home, 572 Oak street, | SUENtly shopworn Mercerized Tapes. | BINEe M0 WelS - White Rock mills, was $3 y old Bh Zellar. fire- | ppoesaaes ‘b had suftered. severai| try_Portieres, ranging in price from | $3.25—Sale price ¥ ) H B Thursday. He still devotes himself to sistant; J oAy I the 1ast year. Jonn | $6.73 to $8.50 per pair. All in one lot| Untrimmed Hats, $1.50 and $1.7 (Shatuoket Street Store) the m u.g)am-mr nlv ;hf h\wv‘;{eniu in- £ i f:k‘l':“u;]iv("l . | Loughlin was for many years the “de- —ls:l: p:l' ;293 %oxr pal u; ’ Sale price 50; et i 5 Telephones 429 and 182-12 noved has created. including more 3. She smen: | oos poMceinuh ™ rish Point and Cluny e Curtains e ats, $2. to E | sre of cotton mills, in which | Gué Heln William Babeock PG, | P PPUCTEL 0T - s in white and Arab ‘finish, in 2. 3 and | Sale price 98c. \Emaflflimary Balgal"s I ot ket o seventeen | Herecl Joent il i, Dave Venaré | oum WASHINGTON LETTER. | ¢ aielos, regulue price 3800 and 433 _Unirivmes Siats, 53 'Shoe Department | ——LUMBER s find_their_employment. 3. Car 0 nen: J ¢ il bes per pair—Sale price per pair. ale price $1. | e y-five vears he has be stive | 8. Anderson Samue!l Weed. Manu- | " | The best to by a righ! beginaing when elshi years of el Clav, C. &. Koelb, G. MeStaplin. hy. | The Committees at Work—The Alleged sh Curtains, muslin,_rcgular price Trimmed Hats, worth $6.00. § s ok with Edbber | Hesld L teie Sl Rty ',:.'h'“'“: age 1h the Cranston Print worke, which | drant men: C. A. Rix. P. G. Bergel,| Offensive Message—Preparing for the a yard—Sale price 75c a yard. | $5.00—Sale prices $2.98 and $898. | [0 " )—Sale price $2.00.|carry s big line of Shingles, Call us he now owns. g ohn Orrnan. auditing committee; An:| Inaugurstion—The President Calm| Opsaue Window Shades. including| [rimmed Hols worth $10.00—Sale| wome Slippera and Jul- | UP a0d let us tell you about our steck Alt ng school In Wes c | nickle ring _pull. regular price prices $4.98 to $6.98. it & , LE. & A D for a year and 4 half, he worked = ik e Sale price 19¢ each, o : S my'l": &A. J. CAWLEY b bR b AL Local Laconies. : (Special to The Bulletin.) sh Curtains, all made, re e SWouten's ‘Galters, black. red. brown. k. That was sevents st walked at Fort Mansfiel 3 5 | hang, regular price 19¢ a pai la S bin st 195 o2 Today his mills give Washington, Jan. §.—The house com- | 5 5 {eray or sreen, regular $1.25 grade 0| price 12%:c per pair. " o' Zome . tives and_oiiions | s nittees having in charge the various | ™ mepes enr gieer curtain Something for Men in the Sale price S. | J. A. MORGAN & SON, of dolla vested in the industries M went to Wiliiman- | appropeiation: bils dre ustly domupto | 1o i grac ; X omen’s Slippers In opera, one f e t iman- n < {40 inches widc, regular price it s S 21 | ) visit his son for a feW | with hearings and meetings for the | yard—Sale price 15¢ a yard. Jaflua[y Sale e 000, | Coa[ and L"mber The case brought by James W. Still- | _ consideration of those bills in an ef- § e Men's Black Cotton Socks, witn | e Teahs ot e man apainet Joseph C. Moors in the | v has been re- | fort to report them to the house at the | 5 split foot, 15¢ value—Sale price 11c T ol D Lumber for build- or: Solet ot v London coun | to mem ) of the state | carliest possible moment. The com- ' iees i pair, P 234 erest to members ; iriies : X 3 i \ ¢ 5 Central Wharf. 1. e i Al i ol ; = | tural committee are holding hearings | 'and toe, subject to slight i ! s e e Averlil _ Pendicton. an_ old-time | on the bills to provide funds for those Suits and Furs - quality—Sale price 17c a | Sl OE e SARant BN anl TR i ivin At r of Westerly, died recently at|two important depgrtments. A sub- | Istand. and was given against | bie home in Rochester, Pa committee of the foreign affairs com- | MUffs and Neck Picces. January Jeager 'Fleeced Shirts a Sdnfl'day ‘Spec,al " Mr. Moore received judgment " | mittee took up this week for cousid- | Clearance 25 per cent. off Marked “good, heavy plush back, 30 2 man for $400 11y supposed that the ) eration the estimates for appropriations | Prices. quality—@ale price 42 STAR SOAP — Unive 3 $ m Marzin street was | required for foreign intercourse during | . 2 1 La = o || best for laundry use i i and to = 1blic hoepital | the next fiscal year. The committees| . OUr entire line of Fur Muffs and Gray Wool Underwear. mostly 2 i e Hor, tecay 3 165 Yas piaceg In the — on_military affairs and on rivers and | Neck Pieces is involved in this Jan- | quality—Sale price 64 || O, % g U B8 e shoas || Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh de ounty until it was pai¢ - Ay R e itary d o TS e s " B i e chase of $1.00 worth of other goods || Sl 1 until it was paid with heoffe r e hospital | harbors will each consider the bills re- ::;'»‘“:;*“"'1::!1_;»‘ T:“u g ',’.:;" ; in this department % i v i At nas in R. Tewis 2% a| quired fo the work with which they Kodih s an -offert Welght Gray Merino | ALWAYS IN STOCK. (A Mr. Moor real ;"Af:";‘y'\l ne ather, the late Dr.| are jdentified. \gwl! worth your Immediate attcution. prawers, 4 to 42, only $1.00 qual- || Special values in Enamel Ware and || BUE. ¥ The committee on rivers and harbors | ‘1'; your "fr‘ here and now., Sale price 65c. Kitchen Furnishings in all linee | A D LAT"RoP 2 1d a mecting on Tuesday to con-| Women's Black Moire Effect Petti- Winter Weight Natural Wool ) ol e ] ® A . : S Ay heen re-elact- | gider the advisability of bringing in a | coats, tailored finished, strap seams, H0 I Ttawers. i all sizes, $L3 | ’iu:vuw"fl(eflhgvzm "\.Vesoker\y s reme ‘n‘ or | river and harbor hili at this session of | value Sic—Sale price Sc. —Sale price 98c. | -~ =t Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sts. Siese (Ratura: e the s e A congrey but no e s 2 Wome 's’l-‘ tra Fipe Fi Unfons in winter weight } (Shetucket Street Store.) elephone '168-12. | other meeting etticoats, trimm and natural_wool, from | & r | when it will be decided. OWing | jn Near Silk. s ped edge, value: p | 31, | | B h Office— is’, Sh. Gieermor Aram 3. 1 : brascire boing brangh wpon (he | Lo 31,30 Sele priee Bher =" VSIS U 1 S Sevicen Cont ot Siannnary Depanmem P e e U R ! i 1 S ONEress 10 e omi: e % 's Colored e ( Shir q PERSONS TALKED ABOUT. Eligests $ SCORMAS T Women's Wrappers. dark and me- | in the latest patterns, our $1.50 qu 2 3 F 3 o e o O T Sopectn" | dium colors—Sale price 79¢ tty~for 980, 4 tial Note Paper e F ecial committee appointed to| \vomen's Waists. miscellaneous ot White aundered Bosom | e venm Rhode 1 iR e report to the louse on the offensive | colsisting of silk and lice, scarcely | s In long and s<hort bosom, our — B portion of the president’s es- | two alike, values $4.50 up to $5.95 quality—8ale price 78c each. in ict court, Judge | sage regarding the secret are | Sale price $3.00. | "” Mer ~p.\n,. Gloves, 25 Olive Frida it & 4 bard time of it a Women's Dress Skirts, black, blue ! Sale prlce 21e. 2 versit ed to briug into the house on|and mix a variet t : « report which will satisty the | values up to $6.00-Sale price $4.50. v b pure a . | ; - | Sale price 3 ib—Today 9c. » | i a8 cangyens ten's Sivlish Sui & Amos L. A a e M Five distinct propositions are | short coats. a variety of colors, valu.-s s o 3 i inder consider to ex- | oMo $17.50—Sal 10.00, ; A Horr, | ’ punge ords the offensive | ¥ .30 —Sale price $10.00. s , v ’ w 0t s = Wo L fine g Co S 1 i . e ks eitastt (o lay | N e hone Amazing Sitk Vaiues IWomen's and Children's ana 1 the annua 1o table Indef-| NeWes andsomely |t 0 3 ) Mise Hili G. Clar) ly: to return the message to the | Values up to $25.00—8ale price svu Foulard n: ) W He |1 W = ! the message with the objections of the [ one of a kiud. vaiues up to § -| . Rough Po Children’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose " ouse ¢ craled: to return the spe-| Sale prics $21.50. { brown, Coype ana ! g uu v imperfect in weave, 5 to 9% . « a ' sage of explanation with the Women's Shor 41:“ and k. all silk Sale | 25¢ qual Sale price 17¢ a pair. | 2 . < . plunt <tatement that it is irrelevant proadcloths. ¢ les, values up | price 46c a yard. | Women's regular made, Fleeced-line | I 2 x | leg i P ~ fias dans | i (hat it does not satisfactorily ex- | to £1.00—Sale pnc, 5500, | = | Pl i3 e S nd 56 ; s | ' in’his work | Plair, the charges previously made by | s_incn and 50-ineh ; qualities—Sale price 18c & pair. i he siden roadcloth: 1. "Mned = S 1 antees | ", g Ay g LA SO GBS §. ad ch!x”g.s . valu | HASKELL BLACK SILKS | Gray ced Shirts IT'S DOLLARS s atering Mount Holveke col- | G€nt isn't it the slightest degree con- o o ety | < and wear guz d Sale price 2lc a gar-| ., v,y (o buy your grain and fesd v bre al affections | | . il [rerneg with what congress may do, or| Child Long Coats, 4 to 12 years. | inc very desirable weave Tty thing is -surer than $1 Trial bottic free.” Guaran- ’ are prapares | what the house may do. by way of cut nice and_ full, newest stvle. all salines. Peau T | ¢ aoah faud teed by The Lee & Osgood Co. tn the Daver High. it \wringhm or otherwise expressing dis- | colors, value $7.50—Sale price $450. | Faille | conseque cost of good feed- Proatdent Halse Oreh dAvate of the Smyrna Amer- | Pleasure. He has asked all the me | ing come: e milk. We resident Helps Orphans, ate Institute and enters the | P of his cabinet to make a report w o= a [fi nditioned ar are the best milic- r p] ha « ; Leen h school that may 'm.v".. »w:i, tg‘h-\: _v;i ts\;.‘_;xfls:imm:ifrl:»?,\ );l;:mafi Ii By Pomp?lafl assage Lean cattle have little value fo! ndus- | insight fnta Amerlcan educational ideas | the secret s n times past, and Myslin Underwaar and Corsets s B beginning her college course, | | end them to the senate at once.| - Most of these reports are already in At Claarine Prig (Main Floor) ream oriced »p quality. Run on The Bulletin's Pattern Servi e seating and Skt sean e oy jpCgraet Covers of extra quality mu Values in Dress Geods || Great skin cleanser, removes i i A erviee. . e ot y. in, high necl ted, regular 19¢ qual- er_to congress and the country ; 1 + | " i RS e Faek o M o i Ihat Will Not GU A-Begginz black heads and imperfec-|| (HARLES SLOSBERG, the secret service restored to a status! Corset Cover: e trimmed. French i 2 na dars | | tions of {he skin | tes appetite. | which will insure its practical ut style, regular quality -Sale price o 3 . | Cove Street (West Side), Norwich, St ild up thin, pals, as stramentality for stopping % i 9 * 39¢ 3¢ 2 janse ople it | ue. and Tie is sald to have the | Women's Muslin Dr 5 Sale price 2% a yard | 39¢ to 75¢ per jor. | i e com- | which will compel such ac-{ stitched rufe trimmed ings serge i & ) The Leé & Ou etarmarton o 1< r a o . 1 1u Sale price 15c. : s A o | asblls e 15 i chalr: | St S e e Gt x ; We are still quoting i pet oy [ na of the committee on civic organ- Nl e e ool | Sale price %8¢ a yard. BARTETTT { W arc q . f eligious Author's Statement. | ations. a sub-commitiee of the gen- | lity—Sale price 21c. m & thre d (Thir 00 h n LOWCS[ PNCCb in ) I a ¥ 5 naugural _committee having Robes, liigh and lo anc 1 Another. Deen Cat Tgys the 1 rl the arrangements for the inau- | hye d W weay i 4 ~oot | Another i Cutin % 5 e uration of President-elect Taft, next 2 gt med. gale price 58c a yard. ; ~ 5 Sale price B5c. P! town on rurniture . 8 co Ma How he can n the right | K e Sl vid i ! Pic . x to > | 0f line to over a dozen 4 t organ- |, One lot & elghtly | medium a ! vy, o Pla | p » . £ ! | izations is what is making him old be-|,,;ccni, at $1.00 quulity —Bale price 76c a yard < -Sale price 10c each. Second-hand Furniture " e. Up to the present ¢ : ! p? i R by the best manufu Importec ¢ ous iy aiid sold all (hat have applied for place in li s Kb i Al st Feait Brice | ought and sold. K ; fiave asked that they be given the post o s 1 a ce. | ain zr ) nd of Do i right of line. | 4 wie | ¥ The Republican club cf the city of | One lot of Girdles, extra qualit SCHWARTZ Bnos., v recon i New York have asked that they be as 1% 10 26, s0c quality — sk | “Home Furnishers,” 5 T'he 1 o, i the duts of esc &u'(‘l'.‘nz Vice Pres Sale price 29c. . e lm’k at fi2 P”GES Uf 9.11 Water Street celect Sl o the capitol Womeri's sets, ‘medium ust i g il Bea i - ; he ¢ ce. They pr long hip, four hoze suppor 5 10WEIS anl TOWF}II'vb " rel, connection, 7 | v‘-‘;r s 1n several” hundred | o 5iey oontil s\;“‘ e e 30, Br p 7 a 8 Alnber held bel Ular price T3c—Sale price 49c. i < . : g ! e DT $1.00 Corsets, medium bust, lor | (Shetucket Street Store) .- Many Beautiful SRR chibuliding Hiss enplr O o O e Aty Tt !Interesting Prices in Plaid Cr 7ic a ya Hxl‘ eYour and vipas ; e 100 huaiine . Saie price oo, | IN1EFESTING FrICES 1M g a e and Serviceable A r 6o a yard, from 19 ' Garments LOOK AT THE PRICES OF TURKA Made New ISH TOWELS. | 17¢, 3 tor 25¢ | BY AVINC THEM DY®D, 3 1 po._| STEAM OR DRY CLBANED, and dellvered, PRESSIN G SYSTEM. | Sale price 14c. | P z | LANG'S DYE WORKS, i 1 | 157 Franklin 8t, Norwich. Bgl]flfpartmgm i e R 5 qua Sale price 39c. 5 P . oo xtra fine qui dlue $1.00—Sale IF YOU DON'T NEED price 49c. y | 7 Steel Studdea ue $1.00 to| Bhat we advertise, perhaps you | Aol need winat we don't. We have been B e ", ts. all colors, | Advertising Haniays Pesriess Ale, the 49¢. best ale made, uaranteed abgolutel ‘“ 00 quality—8ale price 49c. | pore, Dit we eall otiier things that aee just as pure, D. J. MoCORMICK, augdld %0 Franklin Strast. BUY A BOTTLE OF Giolden Wedding Whiskey | THOS. H. WILSON, 78 Fraukbin dre2ng