Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 10, 1910, Page 15

We have cut-slashed the prices on every article in this store. low that no one can affecrd to buy elsewhere. OPENING DAY Saturday, Dec. 10, 1910 of its Kind ever held in Norwich. $800 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats $10.00 Men's and Young Men's Overcoat ... $6.90 81200 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats ..... $8.90 $1400 Men's and Young VMen's Overcoats ..... $9.50 \ $18.00 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats .....$13.90 l $1c.00 Black Storm and Dress Combination Overcoats $10.90 1 $1.25 Fine Vorking POS cooscovcvvoce . J0¢€ l Working $1.50 Fine I'rousers $2.00 Fine Worsted Trou R T AT P Pants READ EVERY ITEM BELOW, THEN YOU'LL FULLY REALIZE BETTER VALUES NEVER EXISTED. $4.00 Worsted Trousers.. $2.45 00 Men's Pants, Im- ported Worsted ...... $3.45 $3.00 All-wool Knicker Bl iiriiscnsanbnis $1.95 ————————————————————— $4.0 Joys' Overcoat ages 3 to 8 years...... $2.69 ———————————————— $4.00 All-wool Knicker BHS . cui i et oeis $2.69 c——————————————————— $60.00 Poys Overcoats, Storm and Dress...... $3.95 $6.00 and $7.00 All Wor SIS DS < ...okiviven $4.95 and 35¢ Knee Pants. . $7.50 Men's and Young Metsd Sults . .onoiiis. $10.00 Men’s and Your Men's St $1200 Men's and Young % : 00 Men's and Young Men's Sits ..ooev... $10.90 $18.00 Men's and Young Men's Suits . al t {id and Box .. $1.95 OVERSTOCKED SALE $3.00 Goodyear Welt Shoes in all leathers $3.00 Felt Boots, Rol Everyone should attend the sale--this biggest thing EMBER 10, 1910 o ; hi] We have marked prices down so s50c Men’s Fleece Under- WE2T ..ovevsvovsearcne 35¢c 39¢ OPEN This Enormous Sale Starts Saturday, December 10, 1910. BROOKLYN (QUTFITTERS, EVENINGS Shetucket Lodge, No. 27, Thirteenth Anniversary N ed Among Eagles, Woman’s Relief Corps, Immer-| gruen Lodge and L’Union St. Jean Baptist—Fra- ternal Whists—Hibernians Have Important Busi- ness Coming. UNITED WORKMEN. . £ 3 3 « < for a fraternal 3 , where they at- e ge's annual con- ¥ ¥ b . mber of the com- the order. © 4 t 1 Mo 1gust I3 v ch Is to be read in all the | throughout the jurisdiction. It is al; b al of the official visits of | ¢ v ¢ honor to the lc g « it fow week which | P »he it much . he Co ! i \ also two Maine r #he also urges the the coming elec- ers, to be willing to serve apacities for the ¥ o hapmim of Columbia lodge, e new lodge of ac ts nomina- for 1911 at an earlier than Mst, and that the ew candidate f mem- that the having t taken » New Ha- ) the subj e idea of introducing the game to the lodge. - WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS. A regular meeting of the W I Atef ax he'd s 1 3 M v ¥ tie presider frs. Eva W. Caulk in the chair. 7This was the date set 1 - r the annual election of oficers, and s & result there was a large attend- ance of members, and the full list of o new mem- Bers were elected 8t this pe. It was woted to hoid 4 Christmias bazear in 'ECHOES FROM THE LODGEROOM | the I O. O. F, to Celebrate ext Tuesday—Officers Elect- Buckingham Me ORDER OF VASA. Lodge Oscar, No. eld 1y next regular m ber are expec hristmas social Valentine Johnson EAGLES. In Eagles' hail, Norwich aerie, in goodly nu elec Ll , Henry Clement; y. J. F. Coughlin;: wc urer, Michael v guard, Che guard, Max apooi rooms for the following WOODMEN. p. No. 7604, ¢ Az evening, held in Pythia Ve able Cousul Allen C. Matthews sided. One new candidate was i ated into the orler, and one app m Thursday . awd will pr 266, 268. 270 MAIN STREET, NORWICH. The Store That Satisfies L'UNION ST. JEAN BAPTISTE E f READ EVERY WORD OF THIS SALE Waier Supply 1s the Important Question at the present moment. We are prepared to instal Pumps operated by Steam, Compressed Air, Electricity or Hand Power, at short notice. If you have a well or spring on your premises, be sure and consult us, and allow us to fit you out with a water sup- ply of your own. g THE PRICE WILL BE LOW AND THE WORK SATISFACTORY sts Cannct York Markers. Remember the place. Inl 1} ert Brown Estate, 83, 57, 38 West Maia Sirastl. i 3 ARTHUR M. SROWN, Maaager £ Telzphone 133 Open from 7.30 a. m. to 5.30 p. m.