Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 5, 1910, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 ! WESTERLY AUCTION BRINGS $46.48 Vessels which Held Forfeited Liquors Sold Publicly—Ef- facts of License Vote in Pawcatuck—Alex C. Thomp- | son New Administrator of W. Coit Pendleton Estate. With Eugene B. Pendleto bid of $1.15 for the tioncer and Corneiins P of police. as cashier tained seized beer cating liquor, tha forfeited to the juss were then pro- purchased b nt, for e pur- | gots by Park 1 the 2 the t the 3 ed fron whict r i | state treasury, less the auction sal o “There offered s still a quantity hich of liquor at | has been | will . Agard, buying at opposing who evide ing firm, Barreis and then stopped. him five cents better barrels at $1.05 eati The next lot was twenty-s : who license on for their offered stores for te elsewhere. w of one saloon y public tibrary ar the Mackinac rary made or stees of the Anthon ary. A Library 15 Cents is the Cost of ... ., 50 perfect that you ought to have it ly use. It beautifies, cleanses, economizes. There is no g o waste in | SO0AP . Where 1o Buy in Wester = of W INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY |- : erva r Westerly Branch | eip e 4 Capital Three Million Dollars | afair Surplus Three Million Dollars i e r Fifty Thousand 4 : Hart Schaffner & Marx } Clothes | ARE SOLD BY I. 8. CRANDALL CO. 8 Mvstic, ves | Westerly, R. 1. The official vote o wn of Stonington license i Buy Your Shoes and Hosiery : it ey . Sty Wi ond get a co vv.“:" K’r;’.v,.; | PURleLL'S The membe the 1 ON THE MISS ROSE AHERN | s Ladies’ Hatterg, Sk % i | 42 High St., Westerly WESTERLY'S LEADING CLOT HING | X STORE . i z R. G. Bliven & Co., | o On the Bridge. REGAT 1OF We ghva S&H Green T with all pufchases | l Thirteen Pastors in 200 Years. | City Pharmacy|" ..., P ‘ Try our Ice Cream, Soda and Col- | lege lces while waiting for your car.| P 26 Canal St. Westerly i 1001 nge will Congrega ing and evening Danbury, it of New Canaan famine, it is ¢ At the pres: ter e u s )f New York c be Brief State News Easton.—The next rezular meeting of Neighbors’ E. th w nall th > reserv town, FALL Peck edding Bullock of thi of lectures at city this win- ton Build- for the t Lord of cilizens in the urch Sunday the town morn- in the oft, grand presi- Sons of to Danbury, water e publie » to be n INTO CUTLAW’S AMBUSH Butchers Should Have Vaults. Four Officers Frask W, Coy Real Esin sab14d e 1L | lamps. The Rayo gives a whi DIAMONDS eye because it cannot flicker. | under the Rayo light without It will pay yeu well to get our foas on D,llmol\-b, loose or mounted, h cH $; 10 ore purchasing. . even thou; you pa S CASTRITIUS, e L Leading Westesly Jeweler. "HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS | WADE BY HAND Hand Made Work s Our Specialty. Whipe and all_Harness Suppiies ed_in stoc] e Harn o steck at 313 . B. SAUNDERS. Removed to 44 West Broad Street. decorations but you cannot get a strong, durable shade-holder hol shade on firm and true. . Dealers Everywhere. If not at youbs, SHITE'S GARAGE, 330 Main St., Weste: 3 l“Ylnko( ars; com- rull fine of RN IS (Incorpore .. The Famous Is the Lamp of Real Brauty because it gives the best light of te. S mellow, diffused light—easy on the can use your eyes as long as you wish other lamps, you may get more expensive light than the low-priced Rayo gives. This season’s new burner adds strength and appearance. Once a Rayo User, Always Oxne. circular to the nearest agen rd Oil Compzany fo all soft, | You strain. better A ds the for descriptive Ray (4 | = il n | | | | | | § Royal Worcester CorsetCo. & 186 Market Street, CHICAGO 'and Adjusto_Corsets’ BONTC ) Nov-RuST1BLE /ERY day more-and Z E more womert are learn~ ing the wonderful virtues of this matchless corset. The trade-mark name BON TON (meaning good tone or fine form) has become favorably’ known among all fashionably gowned, beauty-loving wo- men everywhere. It is the corset sensation of the hour, MODEL 965—PRICE %5 [ITH many it is & problem“how to at- tainzperfect corset comfort iniwarm weather. Ina BON TON batiste model any woman can_not onlyZenhance_her comfort, but beautify and improve her form and take personal pride in knowing she is wearing the finest corset made. Just try a BON TON;and see. MODEL-944 —PRICE %6 LL ‘the little niceties. -that make for the well-being and contentment of milady will_be found in BON TON _corsets. In short, their charmand grace are irresistible—the very keynote of corset fashion. A distinctive model for<every figure .in batiste or_coutil. Askifor the BON TON.. /MODEL 911 —"PRICE™®3" BON TON Corsets are sold by leading dealers from $3.to *15. If youlcannot procureithem, we will send postpaid on receipt of price. __ peashoe, Royal Worcester Corsets $1710 33, $3 and 35 Are you interested ? of AUTOMOBILES We have all kinds Automobiles. New and Second- hand Automobiles. AGENCY FOR The “Matheson,” “Mitchell,” “E. M. F.” “Hudson” and “Hupmobile.” We have a full line of Second-hand “Buicks” of all models. i P PETER CEC( For demonstrations a call is solicited. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT. e Imperial Garage, Corner Chesinuf and Willow Streets, NORWICH, CONN. 4] . ARELLIL Prop. Brings the brilliant shine you like, in a jiffy. Saves time and & effort. In truth— perfection. The F. F. Dalley Co., Ltd. . BafaoN.Y. Hamilton, Oat. The Porteous & Mitchell Co. Our 38th Fall Opening CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK. We extend a general invitation to visit our Store during the progress of our Fall Opening. Visitors to the store this week will derive both pleasure and profit from their visit. goods — profit in taking Values which are offered on this occasion. more we publish the list of special values. Pleasure in seeing the new advantage of 38 Special Once Make it a point to call and see these offerings—come Today if possible. Look for the Special Numbers--they represent Positive SPECIAL No. 1 Men’s $3.00 Sweaters at $2.19 Pure Worsted Coat all sizes. Sweaters in SPECIAL No. 2 Men’s 50c Overalls at 39¢ In striped and heavy blue denim. SPECIAL No. 3 Men’s $2.00 Hats at $1.79 Both Soft and Derby Hats in new Fall styies. SPECIAL No. 4 Men's $15.00 Coats at $11.98. Fall weight Top silic facing. Coats with SPECIAL No. 5 Regular $1.00 Dress Goods at 83 a yard All Woe! French Poplins fifteen colors, SPECIAL No. 6 $1.00 Nonpareil Velvet at 59 a yard Striped Novelty Velvet Fall shades. i good SPECIAL No. 7 25c Black Satteen at 140 a yard Desirable for coat lining and fer petticoats. SPECIAL No. 8 Boys’ $4.50 Suits at $2.85 Neat mixtures, s vears. SPECIAL No. 9 Women's $5.00 Sweaters at $3.95 Coat Sweaters of sted. fine wor- SPECIAL No. 10 10c Torchon Laces at 5c a yard Linen Torchon Laces, two to five inches wide. SPECIA A Embroidered Flourcings at 39c a yard Regular 9%c quality in pretty patterns. SPECIAL No. 12 new and $150 Lace All-over at 98¢ a yard 1 Lace All-ov Orient: n a variety of sty SPECIAL No. 13 Women's $1.00 Kid Gloves at 852 $1.00 quality, Our regular all colors. in SPECIAL No. 14 Kimona Handkerchiefs at 7c Our regular 10c quality in a va- Tiaty of designs. SPECIAL No. 15 Women’s Umbrellas at $1.19 regular $150 Umbrellas, SPECIAL No. 16 Children’s 1215c Waists at 9¢c Underwa sizes twelve, SPECIAL No. 17 Women's 2 at 15 Full-fashioned, F: iery. Hosiery weight Hos- SPECIAL No. 18 19¢ Moire Ri bons at 12lsc yard Five inches wide, in a full lins of colors. S —— SPECIAL No. 19 25¢ Tooth Brushes at 13c Fine bristle Tooth variety of kinds. Brushes in a ‘Savings. SPECIAL No. 20 Women's 50c Belts at 33c Elastic Belts in plain and fancy webbings. SPECIAL No. 21 50c Copyright Books at 3% Popular Copyright Books by best known authors. the SPEGIAL No. 22 $1.75 Ostrich at $1.19 21%inch Ostrich Sweeps in black and colors, B ey SPECIAL No. 23 © Women's $2.50 Shoes at $2.19 in high eathers New Fall styles shoes, SPECIAL No. 24 Women's $15.00 Coats at $12.98 Cloth Coats, Caracull made full length. SPECIAL No. 25 Women's $5.00 Skirts at §3.98 Drese Skirts of Panama in black and navy e e | SPECIAL No, 26 Women's 29c Kimonas at 15¢ White grounds with black figured designs. SPECIAL No, 27 Women's 50c Corset Covers at 35 Of cambric and nalnsook, all pret- tily trimmed. SPECIAL No. 28 Women's 50c Corsets at 38c This season’s newest modals all sizes, SPECIAL No. 29 in 25¢ Window Shades at 19c Complete with fixtures colorings. in eight SPECIAL No. 30 Regular $15.00 Rugs at $12.19 apestry Brussels Rugs, T size 9x12 feet. SPECIAL No. 31 Cups and Saucers at 752 2 dozen Fine China Cups and Saucers that sell Tegularly ‘at $1.10 SPES L No. 32 Mrs. Potis’ Sad Irons 79¢ 2 est These zell regulariy at $1.15 a set SPECIAL No. 33 10c Outing Fiannel at 640 a yard medium and dark color- light SPECIAL No, 34 12)/4c Dress Ginghams at 8l4c a yard v, light, medium and Fine dark col SPECIAL No. 35 Regular 9¢ Sheeting at 6%c a yard Both bleached and unbleached. SPECIAL No. 36 Regular $1.25 Bedspreads at 95c Full size, Hemmed, spread SPECIAL No. 37 Crochet Bed- “Woolnap” Blankets at $1.29 ar $1.75 value, in white and SPECIAL No, 38 $5.00 Wool Bienkets at $3.95 in standard qual THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL Co. AS LIGHT AS A FEATHER. il | | | | | L The men who fits you right at the right prices. In order to advertise our new location in the Shannon Building, Room B, An- nex, over Alling Rubber Store, M we will, for a few Street entrance, days, examine and fit you with a pafr of GOLD FILLED SPECTACLES, war- ranted to give satisfaction, for $1.95, or the genuine SHUR-ON EYEGLASS for $1.95; also Eyeglass of the Shur-on imitation for $1.00. D. OSBORN GILLETTE AND _A. M. BELANGER Examiners for Norwich Optical Room B, Shannon Building. A Watched Pot Always Boils on the range, the worid's best ccoking stove, a hot weather neces- sity, and always “a friend indeed, in time of need” You ought to see the new E tes, quality ranges bullt for diserin ating purc] Better look at the Humphrey Instantaneous Water | Heater, also the Ruud Heater, when you call. Gas & Electrical Dep’t Alice Building. Schoo Suppis Pads, | Pens, Ink, Mucilage, Paints, Crayons, Co., sas asers. Composition Books, Pencils, Pencil Boxes, Slates, Erasers, Straps, Knives, Lunch Boxes and Baskets, MBS, EDWIN FAY, Franklin Squara septfd Sweet Potatoes ‘We have the best Hubbard Squash Faney Cauliflower Sweet Peppers Hot Peppers PECPLE’S MARKET, 6 Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLT sept30d . Prop. DON'T WORRY | It Makes Wrinkles, Worry over 1ll-health does yous | bealth no_good, and merely causes | wrinicles, that make you look oldme | than you are. 1t you ave sick, don't werry, but bl It to make yearself well: To So | this we repeat the words of thousands | of other former sufferers from woman« | ty iils, similar to yours, when we say, 13 Viburn-0. It 1s a wonderful female remedy, you will admit if yeu try &, - ‘D‘mfifll h‘r":;l use I;:‘aflll‘“ y stz language overy s §125 at arugaists. o FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL CO, { 106 m.ll 129th Street, New York, mar3] 1647 ~dam’s Tavern | 1861 ! offer to the public the finest standara brands of Beer of Europe and America, Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian Beer, Bass' Pale and Burton, Muelrs Scotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin _Stout, | €. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, Bunkes | Hil p. ', Ale. Frank Jones” Nourish- Ing e, erling tter Ale, Anh Budwelser. Schilts ana Pavst. o A. A. ADAM. Norwich Town. Telephone 447-32. y22a \ Horal Designs and Cut Flowers For All Occasions. GEDULDIG’S, | Telephone 868. 77 Cedar Strest. THERE 1s no advertising madiu Eastern Connecticut squai to The Buis letin for business results.