Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 6, 1910, Page 8

" Mammoth fle Enlargement Sale: Tremendous Selling Continues te mark the progress of this great sale. These who have already bought are coming back for - mor2 of the splendid economies offered, and are bring- Ing their friends with them. This constant selling mecessitates frequent stock revisions, which bring EVER GREATER VALUES. Read these items. You have never before seen such ridiculously low prices on highest grade merchandise. Muslin Underwear. ©One’odd lot of Corset Covers, French lace and insertion trimmed, 25c and 39c gquality—Sale. i | | style. Big Reductions in Women’s and Misses’ e Outerwear. el Women's White Wai several @ifferent styles, some siightly mussed from handling. values $1.00 and $1.35 —S8ale Price 69c Women's Wash Dresses, chambrays and ginghams, etc lot, y two_alike, value scarcely t P a v T Ay *| Notion Department. ‘Weomen's Dresses, some white cross ter, others plain lawn and some with golored figures, velues up to $6.50— Sale Price $4.48 Weamen's Coat Suits, made out of fime Ramle materials, lavender, bl f. green, value $11.50—Sale Pri Muslin dery Women's size, embr 450 Drawers, extra trimmed—8ale Price ‘Women’s Night Robes, low neck and short sleeves, lace trimmed, regular 75c quality—Bale Price 50c colored mixed up to To acconfodate the large number of | people in this vicinity who have been | using Steiner's ,Headache Wafers he { has just had five gross of this effective | remedy for that universal trouble put up in the usual package, one dozen to each box, for our selling. The price has always been at 25c a box—On Sale this Morning at 17c box For_summer travel buy one of the new Sanitary Paper Drinking Cups— Only 5c each Bevelled Plate Glass Mirror, with solid wood back and rigid ring handle 75c value—Sale Price 50c each The Baldwin Garment Is Something Entirely New In House Dresses IT CONTINUES TO WIN NEW FRIENDS AND HOLD OLD ONES. NO WEARABLE COULD GROW SO RAPIDLY IN POPULARITY WITHOUT REAL MERIT. THE STEADILY INCREASING DEMAND FOR THIS NEW HOUSE DRESS (WHICH MAY BE USED AS A DRESS, A WRAPPER, A KIMONO OR AN APRON) INDICATES THAT IT MEETS A NEED WHICH HAS BEEN FELT BY MANY HOUSEWIVES. IT IS ' WORN ‘ALSO BY NURSES, HOUSEMAIDS, FACTORY GIRLS AND ALL WHO REQUIRE A PRACTICAL, INEXPENSIVE GARMENT. COME TO THE DEMOMNSTRATION IN SUIT DPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR, AND and M ink and ‘Women's Sufts,_white. Sale Price $5 Sample line of Women's White Wash w in a great many different le Price $250 s’ Washable atural linen— Many ‘Norwich E.ngles Will Attend State Field- Day at|ins: > New London—Court City df Norwich, F. of A, Has Installation—Red Men Anticipate - Eusy Season —Plans Complete for Hibernian Conven been talked of by members of the tribe, but nothing has been definitely decided upon. ‘ At the next regular meeting'it is probable that the matter of reviving the Haymakers will be brought up. The charter is still held by the local mem- bers, and although no meetings have Dbeen held at all this year it is hoped that interest in the loft can be stirrad up and a fresh start made this fall. UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS In accordance with an ecarnest re- quest Trom comrades of the executive committee, the department officers and all commércial organizations in Den- the date of the seventh national hcampment of the United Spanish War Veterans has been changed. The encampment is ordered to convene on Aus. 29, 30 and 31. The orders an- nouncing ‘that the national encam; ment was to take place on Sept. and 8 have been rescind The veterans who aiten: will be a good sized delegation from UNITED WORKMEN. and there| Grang Recorder George Stroh re- ports that the reserve fund of the - approved death . claims paid, now who, it is pasmven assured, tend ‘the encampment. will ate amounts to $210,000, a very )undmma figure, which speaks eloquently of t] fnancial standing of the Comnecticlt A. 0. U. W. Grand Recorder Stroh re- ports also that in additlon. the grand 10dge treasury ‘shows a cash balance in | the mortuary fund more than sufficient to pay al!l death claims awaiting ad- justment. ORDER OF PROTECTION. Local Neopians are looking forward with considerable - interest to the fourth annual field day of the lodges in eastern Connecticut at Wildwood park, Danielson, the last ThursGay in Saturday Specials THAT MEAN REAL MONEY SAVINGS TO EVERY BUYER IN 06Uz Meat Department 12¢ 10c 10c 14c-16¢ 10c 25¢ 20¢ 20c 15¢ "10¢ 18¢ 8c RED MEN. The stated meeting of Tecumseh tribe. No. 43, was held on Wednesday evening in Hibernian hall with Sachem W. L. Farrar presiding. That the members are working hard for the penafit of the order was shown by the act that one member brought in two applications. The last term was a busy one for the tribe, and the indications now are that the present term will be Just as productive of good results. An Outing toward the last of August has Shoulder Clods, 1b. - - L Gs Stew Beef, 1b. . 2 - Hamburg Steak, 1b. - - Prime Rib Roast, 1b. - = . Boston Rolls, Ib. - = £ : Sliced Ham, 1b. - - b : Whole Hams, (10-12 1bs.), Ib. - Bacon, Ib. - % - 2 5 Legs of Lamb, 1b. - - - £ Shoulders of Lamb, Ib. Rib Lamb Chops, Ib. - - - Stew’ Lamb, 1b. - - 3 . Corned Beef-- Sticking Pieces, 1b. - - - 12¢ Boston Rolls, 1b. - 10c We carry a full line of Vegetables and Fruits LET US SHOW YOU THE ADVANTAGES OF THE “BALDWIN GAR- MENTS." Sample Brush Sale. Hair and Tooth Brushes. HAIR BRUSHES Bwery wood used in brush manufac- Do Not Miss This Chance If You Have a ! - Parasol Need. ! fuye is here—Fox FEbony, Mahagony, | ¢! mldron s Parasols in several styles, $irdeere Maple, Etc. If vou have anivalue 3%c and 50c—Sale Price 250; fmeomplete toilet set you wish to match | value 75c and 98c—Sale Price 50c we can do it. Prices were 50c to | eBs—sale Prices 29c to $250 TOOTH BRUSHES An endless variety of Jgna Freneh makes. solid back, ves with concave, serrated an. les, bleached and were 10c to 50c eacl Prices Prices 5¢c to 35¢ Women's Parasols. white and white with colored dots, value $1.75 and | —Sale Price $1.25 Art Department Persianna, the famous embroidery | cotton—Sale price 7c a ball. Men’s Wear. E Stampel Towels, regular vl:e—\alue1 Sale price 25c—value $1.00, Sale price 65c. Men's Four-in-hands._two-toned, ac- e cordion weaves, seamless and reversj- [ Bureau Covers. squares and lace ©lé, regular price 35c—Sale Price 25c ‘.:-'l Ellxrl.'[.l an h'.'ndarn'ear. long sbort siseve shirts and double seat drawers, value 39c—Sale Price 33c garment | Men's Negligee Shirts in light and dark colorings, regular prices $1.25 and 3150 Sale Price 98¢ each Men's Suspenders, plain colors with ends to match, 25c quality— Sale Price 19c pair trimmed—Sale price 39c, 42c and 50c. Ribbons Plain and Fancy Wash_ Ribbon, as- d sizes and colors—Sale price 8¢ a piece. Large assortment of handsome rem. nants, values from 25c to 50c a yard— Sale price 19 a yard. N Doubles ife of lether. Dot soil skirts or trousers. 'Won't rub off. Polishes perfectly. Nolul'penmc. ~ bo acid. THEF. nmncn.u.u mysteries of fiight at ing of Norwich aerie, No. 367, b sles’ hall on Monday evening. _The ok wad conducted - commendable form by n pres- e i P ers. Two new applications ‘were read, and, with several more to come at the next meeting, the aerie has p: of busy and prospero Norwich“aerie will figld day at New London on August 18th in full force, about eighty M* expected to go down from this city. possible, it will be arranged to have a special train to leave the ci"' about 9.30 a. m. The aerie has lm‘hinoul plans ’fl foot, and the members plan to make'a strong bid for the prize ‘that will go to the best appearing aerie in the line. A float in the parade is another feature that is being looked after by this gen- eral committee of arrangements: E. Percy Armstrong, Henry Rawley, John J. Fitzgerald, Vincent Charles Drescher, John J. Shugrue tory: A new banner is being made for the aerie and is due to arrive in time for the fiel dday On a blue field will be a large gold eagle and a big red rose, indicative of the place the aerie halls from. ‘While Norwich aerie was not repre- sented .in the parade at the New Eng— land field day at Providence last week, a number of local eagles were present and witnessed the festivities. Norwich aerie has endorsed the can- didacy of John J. Bohis of Stamford, deputy grand president of the state, for grand trustee of the Grend aerie at the national convention in St. Louls on August 22. A special train will carry Connecticut Eagies to the big occasion. Henry Clements, d Thomas F. Slat- HIBERNIANS. Plans for the state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, to be held in Waterbury August 30 and 31, have been practically campleted by the state convention committee. The con- vention proper will _open about '3 o'clock August 30 in St. Patrick’s hall, The committees for the. convention will then be zppointed and a little pre- Jiminary work transacted. The evening will be devoted to the entertainment of the delegates in the ew Garden hall. The ~committee is now working on the programme of en- tertainment that will be given. It will consist of singing and dancing by lo- cal talent and a few specialties. The entertainment will be whelly typically Irish. An orchestra will furnish Irish music throughout -the evening. Danc- ing will be enjoyed before and after the entertaintment. The convention will reopen with mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 10.20 o'clock August 31, which all the members of the Hiberni- ans in Waterbury and the delegates will attend. After mass the entire body will go to. St. Patrick’s hail, Where more business will be transact— ed. The annual reports will be made by the officers and officers will be elected for the coming year. The Ladies' auxiliary “will hold its convention in Columbus hall at the same time and will follow out prac- tically the same programme, attendin, the entertainment in the Garden hal and mass at the Church of the Im- maculate Conception. Great interest is being manifested in the elections. It is openly known that one or two of the Waterbury men are being supported for office. The mat- ter is being kept a little drk as vet as to the identity of the candidates, ‘but it will be announced at an early date. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Two hundred delegates from the United States, Canada, Newfoundland, Cuba, Central and South America and the Philippines were in Quebec this week for the national convention of the Knights of Columbus, which open- ed Monday under the presidency of Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty, advocate, Philadeiphia. The city of Quebec was gaily dec— orated for the event and the local knights and citizens generally extend- ed a warm welcome to the visitors, in season. DOUBLE ROYAL STAMPS With All Meat Purchases Pea Beans, a quart - - - 2 Sardines, a box, Pearl Tapioca, Ib. S : 4 4c Uneeda Biscuit, a pkg. - - - 4¢ Best 25¢ Coffee in town, with 20 Gold Stamps} Free. The Great Atlantic-& Pacific Tea Co. 135 Main Street, Norwich, Gonn. Free Delivery. "Phone 29-4 HAIR BRUSH SALE! - The other day our buyer was in New York, and among other things he bought were a lot of BRUSHES, direct from the importer. These Brushes we have placed in our window and will give you the bemefit of the low prices. They: are divided into several iots, giving you your choice . from these at the very low prices named below. Tc 3¢ ODDS AND END LOT, choice 19¢ These Brushes sell ordinarily to 50c. | LOT No. 1440 for 25c | Regular $1.00 Brush Sale price 87c many of whom were accompanied by iadies. The convention, which is the first ever held of the national bedy outside of the United States, continued until Thursday, although most of the dele- gates remained until Saturday, as en- tertainment had been prepared by the Quebec members until the end of the week. Supreme Knight James A. Flaher- ty's address was in part as follows ‘“The year just ended, the 28th™ of our existence, was one of the largest in results in the orders life. Since the last convention the membership has increased from 226,289 to 245,628, or a_gain of 19,339. Of this imcrease 14,045 were associate and 5,294 insur- ance members. The increase in the number of councils was 71. It is hard- Iy necessary, I hope, in congratulating the order on'this enormous increase, to express the desire that I am sure we all feel, that great care s being taken in addition to our membership, that _more attention is being paid to quality than to quantity. Not so much in numbers as in character can we count for the success desired.” Not every man who -is ing to enter our ranks-is to be accepted without careful consid- eration of his character. “Few things done by Catholic or non—Catholic organizations have ex- cited more favorable comment- than our order’s efforts in behalf of edu- cation, in general, and in behalf of higher education, as represented by the Catholic university at Washington, D. C. Besides the gift of $50,000 given to the university, the sum of $500,000 has since been voted to’the same in- stitution. This vast ' sum of money, exceeding any effort on the part of any society to ald education, is to be paid over at the end of two vears and a half. A large part is in the bank. Recently the amounts received ranged about $6,000 a wek. It has long been noted that organizations, to live and to do well, have to live for some great principle. 'The Knights of Columbus consciously, almost instinctively, have chosen education as the vital to which their best work-is devoted. true this is will appear when the rec- ord of what is being done in the cause of education is written. “The magnificent monument to Co- lumbus, now in course of preparation, for which congress voted $100,000, is in a fair way of being ready for un- velling October 12, 1911. The natfonal assembly of the Yourth degree chose Bernard -Lynch of New Haven as master for Connecticut. J LOT No. 700 _| Regular 50c Brush Sal e B 50c Brusl ale price 38¢c Regular 50c Brush Sale price 23¢ LOT No. 760 - 3 E | Regular 75c Brush Sale price 48c LOF.No. 1200 LOT No. 800 Regular $1.60 Brush ;ma pri 754; Regular 75¢ Brush Sale price 88¢ A The Lee & Osgood Co., NORWICH, CONN. s pretey is a good time FORESTERS. Court City of Norwich, No. 62, held its regular monthly meeting for the month of Augnst. Friday. evening. in their hall. Busines importance was transacted in order that time may be given to the installation of -officers. Two propositions were received and reports were read. Deputy Grand Chief Ranger e D. Pfeiffer and his worthy b Willam Weldon, install officers. ot Payment, | LEGS OF GENUINE Lamb»- 14;¢ :‘fifil‘-s Lamb . 10e NATIVE FOWL . . CORNED BEEF ROUND STEAK .. FRESH SHOULDEKRS PIECES Pure Lard . FRESH GREEN CORN . . FRESH LIMA BEANS . . CABBAGE . . . . . . SUMMER SQUASH . . . Clean White Rice . MACARONI AT3P. M. BAKED BEANS . BROWN BREAD . . quart 12¢ 6-8¢ STICKING Ib. 14%e¢ E-C. CORN FLAKES . . . 4 Ibs. 17¢| LAUNDRY STARCH pound package 6¢| 14 sheels FLY PAPER . . 10c LARGE LOAF EXTRA FINE CAR New Potlaioes eck 19¢ 1b. 20c 1b. 10c Ib. 18¢ Ib. 16¢c MONEY SAVERS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Here Is an Opportunity to ‘Reduce Your Cost of Living 3 cans 250 BEST LAMB CHOPS .- é PRIME RIB ROAST E BEST ROLLED ROAST Ib. 12%:c SKINNED HAMS E FRESH ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER . . . Ib. 3llc§ Peanut Bufter 2 Ib dozen 10c|ONIONS. . . . . quart 13c | CANTALOUPES . . head 5c | JUMBO BANANAS . each 4¢| SWEET POTATOES . BREAD . 3¢| 3 packages 25¢ PURE Condensed Milk ‘ 17¢ Ib. 14-16¢ SUGAR CURED b. 20c T . 20C § .1+ 3 quarls 14c E . . . each 7c § | Pt IBIor‘Z;Srk, . . 61bs. 25¢ & E 4 1bs. 15 4 ¥ 14 f Bakery Department GIRMAN COFFEE Cake 'w-H l{lz I{ Patrick J. White, Jr.; Murtha: Sr. B, Nelson Lavalle; Jr. B, William T. Barry; lecturer, John Donahue, D. G. C. R. Pfeiffer took for his subject Forestry and explained it from the day it was organized down to the present day, which was very in- terestifig to all present, : ELKS. Norwich lodge, No. 430, held its reg- ular, meeting on Thursday evening, but beyond regular business nothing cam W., \Frank J. up. Exalted Ruler Frank G. gubrey presided. The improvements at the Elks’ new home on Main street are progressing in an entirely satisfactory manner, but their completion is stiil five or six weeks away. ODD FELLOWS. Canton Oneco, No. 3, has received a circular announcing a ten days' tour on the occasion of the annual session of the sovereign grand lodge and Pa- triarchs Militant in Atlanta, Ga. in September. It is probable that a number of members of the Norwich =(Ceresota before 7 canton and others from this vicinity may attend the convention. The itinerary shows that the party will leave Boston for New York by | steamer on Friday, September 16, tak- | ing a speclal train fro mthe latter city. At Luray an opportunity to visit the ‘caverns will be given on Saturday and on Sunday there will be a daylight ride down the Shenandoah valley. At- lanta will be reached on Monday at 7 a. m., and three days will be spent there. 'Other places of interest will be visited on the way back, arriving in Boston Sunday evening, September 25. For Shetucket and Uncas lods there is the usual summer inactivity | and routine business only was tran- sacted at their meetings this week. Unclaimed Letters. | the | { List of unclaimed letters at Norwich, Conn.. postoffice for the weeking August 6, 1910.%is as follo E. H. Babbitt, Kostanty Boust, E. C. | Caples, Mrs. M. W. Carpenter, Pietro Galza, Maryiana Galicka, Nellie A. | Lasch, ¥. H. Lester, Miss C. M. Olm- stead, H. H. Palmer, Alice Quinn, Hen- ry J. Story, Traders' Supply Co., Hat- tie Turper, M. J. Williams. J Sadie Wylardt, Bou Moudirtone. Pastdr Home from Vacation. Rev. P. C#Wright, who has had vacation #t his home in Delevan, Wi during_the month of July; arrive home Thursiay evening by the Bur Harbor express. A wreck on the Lackawanna road in New York state delayed him several hours. Mrs. Wright and the family will return la- ter this month. —_— GENUINE ECZEMA REMEDY. | New Remedy That Cures Eczema Quickly. The Lee & Osgood Co. have sold hun- dreds of jare of Hokara in the last few weeks, and although they offered to refund the purchase price to any dis- satisfled purchaser, not one jar has been returned. ‘While this is surprising in itself, yet the most marvelous thing to them Is the reports of chronic cases of eczema that have been cured by this simple skin food. People who have suffered with scales, scabs and even bleeding itching, have found,relief and cure in Hokara. No matter where the eczema, pim- ples or other breaking out occurs, whether on the face, hands, legs or Dbody, the application’ of Hokara will give ‘quick relief, and even the worst or most chronic cases will be cured in a short time. You can buy a libeml-sized jar at the very low price of 25c, and with every package goes The Lee & Oskood Co.'s guarantee to refund the mon=y if it is not satisfactory. Larger size G0c. From Sickness to “Excellent Health.” So says Mrs. Charles Lyon, Peoria, 1L T found in vour Foley Kidnes Pilis a prompt and speedy cure for backache and kidney trouble which bothered me for many months. 1 am now enjoying excellent haith which 1 owe to Foley Kidney Pills.” Lee & Oe- good Co. { © Vlatla for Dusimesa Luckie and Samson - Fine line of Hooks, Artificial Baits, Cork Fioats, Lines, Bait Pails, Etc. Flour TABLE TALK: “Why didn't we know about Ceresota Flour Fishing Tackle Steel Rod, worth $1.25, - - - $1.00 $1.50 | THE HOUSEHOLD, 74 Franklin Street Bulletin Building Summer Prices for Dental Work DURING JULY AND AUGUST WE OFFER THE HIGHEST GRADE GUARANTEED DENTAL WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVEF Special until Aug, 15 A Full Set of Teeth GIVEN THE PUBLIC. Tendy the manuf; loose. or TION AND FILLING, KING DENTAL PARLORS, DR. JACESON, Manager. $10. THERE (s no advectising medium in | THER Eastern Conneoticut equal to The Ful’ | meptera iy with the never before made for less than Equ made elsewhere. H. D. SYDLEMAN, who has been in.the practice of dent care in Norwich, Is & member of. Uiis, association ture of our Artificial Tebth, broken he will make it as good am new at The KING SAFE SYSTEM GUARANTEES PAINLESS EXTHAC New Natural Gum, to any $15.00 set and sy old plate very smali It your Franklin Square 18 no advertising moedium In Dansctiout o ual to The Rul e