Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 7, 1911, Page 2

wuumurm; uly Clearance Sale The efforts and success of this store to give the public the-“Three R’s” of good store keeping is Here are the “ THREE R'S,” of good store keeping—RIGHT MERCHANDISE, RIGHT SERVICE and RIGHT PRICES. RIGHT MERGHANDISE because of character—merchandise that always leaves behind if the memory of good service. must not only be true but timely—the things people want at the time they want them. It must be merchandise attractive What !s Going On Tonight. Invln{ Pictures at the Bijou and Scenic Temple. Purinton T 3 Pythian Statorn ‘emple, No. 2, yi HEAT CAUSED DEATH. Fidelia Blanchard, 97, of Lebanon, Failed Rapidly Since Sunday. 1t is believed that the excessive heat of the past tew days was the direct cause of another death early Thursday morning. Miss Fidelia Blanchard. aged 97. a native, of Brooklyn, died Thursday morning at 12.15 o'clock at the home of her niece, Miss Harriet Blanchard, in Lebanon. Notwithstanding her age, Miss Blanchard _was in very good health until last Sunday, struck this region. affected her greatly and Wednesday her condition became serious and repidly grew worse until the end came. She was a daughter of Davis and An- nis (Cady) Blanchard. Miss Blanchard was very well known in this city, hav- ing made her home here for a grest many vears at ¥20 Union street,whence she moved in 18! Since that time she had made her home with her. niece in Lebanon. She was known as a staunch and earnest abolitionist and when the hot wave The extreme heat WILLIMANTIC Wilson's drug store at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. At 3 o'clock in’ the shade in front of A. C. Andrew’s store the mercury marked 93° degrees. PARLOR MATCH In Bad Place, on Floor of Garage, to Be Stepped On and Cause Fire. An alarm was rung in from box 32 Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock for a fire in the building occupied by the ‘Windham Garage company at the rear of Young’s hotel on Main street. The firz was confined to the vicinity of the entrance door of the garage and was practically gotten under control by Grover Jackson, who emptied a tank of chemical upon the blaze before the arrival of the fire department. Only chemicals were used to put out the fire. The fire originated from. a _parlor match that had been dropped upon the floor; someone stepped upon it and | company No. 1 played a stream upon | the match ignited and then caused |the roof for a few moments. The wa- gasoline on thz floor to ignite, and the | ter showed signs of beinz dirty, an blaze spread to the rear of a fine new | indication that the pive line on the touring car, valued at $1,750, and|Street needed a flushing out. While scorched same considerably, While| the water was being soaked upon the | putting out the fire Mr. Jackson, wno | T0of & rainbow formed and w - works in the garage, sustained painful | ty sight. It is belleved that the fire burns about the hands. He was at-| Was caused by sparks flying from the | tended by a physician. The loss, which | switch engine that passed by a few was not excessive, was fully covered | moments before. The house is at- Tepresenting Joseph Nosal of Camp Station, Windham, has instituted suit against Thomas Ridosky of Liberty Hill, Lebanon. The suit is for a breach of warranty in ihe sale of a cow. Plaintiff claims damages of $75. The papers in the action were served by Deputy Sheriff C. B. Noyes of Lebanon Thrrsday. The casa is returnabie in this city on July *5 before Justice of the Peace George E. Hinman. Roof Fire Corner Winter and Main Streets. At 357 o'clock Thursday afternoon an alarm was pulled in from Box 15 at the corner of Winter and Main streets for a fire in George Watker's house that is occupled by two tenants, Michael Danahey and family, and Mrs. Mary Howard, The fire was practical- 1y gotten under control before the ar- rival of the fire department by a buck- et brizade of young men who soaked the roof with water handed to them by_Mrs. Danahey and Mrs. Howard. The fire was confined to the shingled roof and the damage was slight and fully covered by insurance. on_the arrival of the department Alert- hose cuting attorney, W. 6, P. B, Driscoll, pro- 0. Soule, custodian, assistant v le, conrt offices tion offfeer, W. prose W RosMmson. Burgess Williams Rusigns. At & regular monthly meeting of of borough officials, Durgess Williams tendered i remi nation which was accepted. Mr. W supporter of woman's rights. She was | by insurance. ed very close to the railroad tracks. | imms bas certain atinfactions a lifelong Spiritualist. There survive P W H*_p HOUSE STRmWLl HENING, rding technical n ters. Th - . 5 H A . no nearer relatives than the niece at urchases Hooper Property. 3 . | tion of the treasurer in paying the is possible only by everlasting vigilance, and one mistake may upset the Whose home she died. Patricc 3. Minahan has purchased | g0 o o | 366 intret money om Tunding bonds ,The heat continued Thursda —the | B. Hoover property from ’I:h(;(r\txs Ster- | Roof. 1560 1 X v nich wan ring i ! 't isterine in front of | ry, administrator o e estate. he 2 TR ). K, Buergess aire and BIGHT PR'GES This business lives and grows day by day, and if merchandise service and b s property is considered one of the most| The third fire alarm for the ds | Claire were appomted a commistes to —————— ==| valuable pieces on Main street and|wag sent in at 8.33 o'clock Thursday | b ost of laying®a new prices were not right, people would not come here J‘le second tu:ne. Right comprises a plot of land 50 feet front ?\izi::v"fr:v;n Fo 46 ar‘ m]l f".,-,"., of | e electric light plant here is a page filled with just the sort of good merchandise you want at a saving that will interest by 150 feet deep, with a two-story | Church and Prospect streets, c Personals. Ay 2 > 3 » wooden building, occupied at present| out the fire department for 4 fire Rov Mrs. K. W. Potter are at you. We are sure of ourselves in this—one of the three aims of good store keeping. DYSPEPSIA by Dennis Morrison and. Mrs. Mary | house owned by Joseph A, Martin znd | Hom, ag 7 ofiit tri rlRE Hughes. The consideration is not cupie v as s g r” g/,/:h Wy i | [osncs The con ” ocupied by Thomas Ouillette and Al- | weeie spent in Fhiiadeiph o . Mr. Minahan will assume . 98 8 ot MACH nown. Mr. ¥ got B. Carlson at 98 Summit street, | ton and other points " BEST LIVER.KI (d possession about Aug. 1st, when ae | hi 2 ok Dy~ gl DIt Of It | o e contemplates making & number of Al- | hing! Tho bort knocked off tie. (o of | {oiri . terations and repairs. He will utilize| the chimney, tore a hole in the roof | copyvent a part for his business. about four fest square and passed | Ars. J. D, Co 4 2 o === down into the living room on the sec- | j, wer ’ Princess Dresses Dress Goods Department Tub Skirts BENJAMIN JONES Cnd Tloor and out into the Kitchen and | This lot of pretty dresses comprises - LINEN SKIRTS, that are well cut Finishes 41 Years of Faithful Work in | line foine we meterint aumane oo B e Tor the s ot fine and distinctive style de-| pg7 : W : and of good fit, made with narrow Winding Room. to the roof and rafters. The blaze stasi, TEAS 1 s Rl a) ?ozlre,", Dre:.f Fabrz(chs it FoTe SN0 SRRCE DenG L piiE g Benjamin Jones, who has had charge | Hilltop hoss company, o, f wae (1 % tsle, with high waist line,| Such_gratifying savings on these s S 3 : 3 es, who has had charge | iilltop hose company, was the - ~ return . sty b high ist ;H' | WOOLEN DRESS FABRICS from cur P’;Lfil'i?";:x]v" CHALLIES—Sale| natural color—Sale prices $3.50 and of the winding room at the local plant | first to arrive. he. total A e e . weeks' n or high neck, long or 8hort|reguiar stock—Serges, Plaids, Cash-| rcedosyard o o o1 sas0. of the American Thread company for | timated at about $300, fully covered | Provid eves. ch one presents a dainty|meres, Poplins, Panamas, Fine and am\'lf = \”';‘A —Sale prices 6c : the past 41 years, ended his duties| by insurance. and. Dépuity RYle torm’ Serges, plain or faney. It o a yard. Extra sizes $1.89, $2.00, $3.50 and $3.98. with that department on the first of : = COLCHESTEH, ives @ thrill of delight to think how|FAST COLOR AMERICAN PRINTS, the current month. He will neverthe- | * Electrical Storm Does Damage. PRINCESS DRESSES, in white, net|(he price has been snipped off for this| lisht and dark—Sale price 5c. WHITE RAMIE SKIRTS—Sale prices less continue in the employ of the| 1he sharp thunderstorm that broke | Little ftems of Local Mews—Personal and lace—Sale prices $10.00, $15.00,| ¢ INDIGO PRINTS—Sale price 5¢ .a| $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. i s an advisgry capacity, hav- | over the city about 8.30 o'clock Thur g Pt ot i o Regular 50c quality at 44c a yard.| vard. 4 E dn | ce of Ol -| day evening cansed a number of fuses Aention. $17.50 and $20.00. Resular T5c quality at 64c a yard,|SILVER GRAY PRINTS Sale price| WHITE LINON SKIRTS—Sale prices Alpaugh, who is superintendent of the| ¢5°he blown out at the power plant of . 2 . . = S 98, $1.48 75 MONUMENTS, finishing department. Mr. Jones has | {ho Willimantic Gas & Flectrie 1 Frank E. Adame of . PRINCESS DRESSES, in Patiste and| Regular $1.00 quality at 84c a yard cochREg SR e, $1.48 and $1.89. ever been a faithful and conscientious | (° “yIITHARHG, 6% e Ent | in_town Wednesda White Lawn, beautifully trimmed| Resular $1.36 quality at $1.26 a yard. | €O L = Headstonss ana Markers in our stock | worker. His place is to be taken by | g Ppes s e d gl Mr. and Mrs, ¢ King f e s e e auality at $1.25 a yard. | ¥'sdjo hrices 156 to 25¢ a yard. COLORED DUCK SKIRTS, regular |, o3y to be erected. Obtain our prices | Thomas J. Little, who has been con- | £9F @ few moments. “The electrical |y i wery visitin n town o, Wy R g T Best! quality PERCALE, yard wide—| Size 89¢c; extra size $1.29, and Inspect 1000 artistic designs. nected with the department for 39 | {1 T (o oe (oG el | Tuesc $650, $9.50, $11.50, $13.50 and $17.50.| pron yham Black Silk Sale price 11c a yard. WM. F. & P. A. LENNON, vears. The promotion is a deserved | ozo,Cre o7 L€ Teotern Cnion Cem. | Mr. iy st PRINCESS DRESSES, “ - 4 Best quality DRESS GINGHAMS— corner Malin and Watson Streeta. one. ber ‘of telepiiones out of commission, | SPid Jast K S pncess. | h fn Messgline quality at 65¢ a yard. Sale price 9¢ a vard. ‘Willimantic. Conn. [P st i) AP g v oulard, Pongee and dia Silk, Sie quality at 75c vard. Gooy iality = ic i > Personals. i Hils of Exeter : o agen A % 00 quality vard. ¥ < hat Annie Vernarec, the girl reporte: B O i el che : PRINCESS DRESSES, in Linen, Per- e st A lmes Windiam " Centor, iad started. for his | Boston'are aucsis of relatives fn (o ¢ v' entor. had started for her | Boston are guests of relati town cale, Chambrays and Ginghams, em- S Special prices during this sale on| MERCERIZED PETTICOATS, in home. It is understood that the alarm Frank P. Fenton of Bellevue v vy in ie broidered and lace trimmed—Sale SPECIAL SILK MUSLINS; STRIPED VOILES,| Sateen and Heatherbloom, hem- sent out was practically unwarranted ting friends in New York, e prices $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.50 and inch BLACK TAFFETA, gu. teeg| MESSALINE de SOIES and SILK| stitched: ruffie and embroidered— \,Area'l'flfle llard, and rumors afloat were exaggerated. | Mrs. William R. Harrington is visit- aseb e 498 Tie ‘quality. Sars | PONGEES. e Spices 84c, $1.29, $1.69, $2.19, Heat Closes Shop. v RS Dosiciof herl veteaie I the : $1.00 quality—Sale price| CHENEY SILKS, fancy and black and -89 and §$3.25. B Wednesday a number of the ei-| Miss Loretta I S G ks ! Bty e ! , fancy a ut Cheer Up, for You Can -| Miss Loretta Jrussey of ackson at _the ; i i = 3 ployes of the Smith-Winchester Manu R e B ot ‘ Nore o g White checks—Sale price 36c a yard.| co1 ORED SILK PETTICOATS, some facturing company at South Windham | Sy 'of Hestor, 5ot Miss Nellie | nome of Mrs. Eita Ky ‘oulard an in changeablg col sale prices did not show up for work, and others g ¥ - | wich avenns Wedn Bemitrucic Dross s28 ana a0, ¢ Priee*| Gel Momey by calling at the | wio"ia"n Hac’le e bt contin: | | Attornes and rs. S B Harvey pave | s g s trovm arquis Dresses C \ E e 5 ; ued they would not come to work on | Feturned from ul ten duys 1 ottons and Sheetings Household Linens Thursday. As there was no percepti- | trip to Nova Scotia. | ’ oy Here is a_delightful group of COT- < - o 2t HI1H ' ble change in the temperature, the en- Ralph Howes, who has been ¢ & P TON. FOULARD. MARQUISETTE| During this sile we are oftering| Unvorthy linen is a poor advertise- : i ]manllc tire plant was. shut down Thursday | ploved as a draughtsman by the L i gt ” afier Tored tnmmer eolorinEy Sule mrins | cop TONS AND SHEETINGS thet|ment for the housekeeper and the | Lace Curtains and Dechue of the fens i T D lefting at 8.1 - 5 50 o e lce 1 érest the thrifty housekeeper.|ctore that sells it. These are mot a ’ RaR s 2 ch,aven: . $5.00, $6.50 $7.50. i Stk el at sells | are not Curtam Fabrics 0 To Play Hartford Woodbines. Mr. and Mre. John M. Alpaugh e R of Miadiet sl or, ‘cheap proposition, but a good value. E] Manager-Owner L. N. Dondero has | Providence, formerly of this cit 3 non aves COLORED MUSLIN DRESSES _Sale | (6 offer. o1 some of the best products Nottingham La 2 s—Sale prices rangad a fine attraction for th v|and Mrs. Clifford J. Alpaugh and B i prices $3.50, $3.95, $4.50, $5.00 at the most reasonable prices. HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS, ?g,cz'sg:f.h 6;2?1;98,4,.‘ ’51 -25, $148, $1.89, 15 Union Streei. aturday aftérnoon, when his WAl fagi Mes |-'mlx3[k L. Apsugh all rk ie B ; S A —Bals ks $198 mantic nine will play the fast Wood- | Willimantic, left Thursday for with friends in ) UNBLEACHED COTTON— Wiite Muglin _ Curtaing-Saie prices | . i Fidential. | BinCS, one ot the strongest independent | Pond, Me, for an outing of two w £ o S irrlAa s g c, 58c, 64c, 75c, 8dc, $1.1 5 and | Terms strictly confidential. | tcams in Hartford. The game will he driving 5 new Linen Suits and Coats d HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS,| $idga bai g plaved on Windham field late in the JEWETT CITY m W S sy va 1ch UNBLEACHED COTTON, of| 2% vards long—Sale price $269. uny and Battenbers Lace Curtains aftzrnoon. 1 , with the trim-tailored better quality—Sale price 7V5c a S white anil —_ — s Lym air—the sult that gives you so much| Yard Gond quality NAPKINS—Sale prices| $145 $1.89, $2.95, $275, 4308 $528 ELMORE & SHEPARD, Henry Clark Painfully Injured. Affesteds Gy H’:h‘ Hreislip ol - - t ai frils clock T 2= i ity—Sent afl sfound se tion during sum- | g0 UNBLEACHED COTTON— :ZCS'Q $1.10, 3’;59' $1.69, $2.00, §2.29,| and $3. g: ‘(" o5 ot (Suscossors to Sessiona & Elmoay | Tust before 3 giclock whirsdey attl] So0RC Igl:sus:ilalnsaR"eutgan‘i’:ahn: s in ¥ & I i b mais s Sics ris 69 - B0 T A issels Nef rtains — Sale pric . 00! Y. rk 4 ville e S46 dqoker ;i e popiies Ahers Sl %5 wnd win e " blmers and Foneral Divachar, | soeiaines o el injey o Me S| of Town Court—Rusignatin of Bur- nd oyster white with the popular| o ;;, Dbt i % and while loading lumber on a_flat o short coat, self-trimmed—Sale prices | ‘"o qunNEESACHED COTTON,|TURKEY RED TABLE COVERS,|Sash Curtains 2ic and 25c. 60-82 Noréh Street. car on a side track at the rear of the| 9ess Williams. New Britain. $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.5 e 3 fast color, 215 and 3 vards long—Sale | Door Panels 21c up. ! stone storehouse of the American g g auto registry are 18 - R G-inch FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM COT-| price $1.19 cach LADY ASSISTANT. e o e the Mol oaeart | Mitohell Balbo, a Greek, created | SULC ESS S WOMEN'S FULL LENGTH LINEN| TON—Saie price 9 a vard S G e e e L e by i el ibout | FINISH COATS, selt-trimmed, some | 36-inch WHITE CAMBRIC—Sale price| HALF BLEACHED DAMASK—Sale Curtain Materials finger of his right hand and before it | the boroush streets. He wisited the | | with the Presto Convertible Collar,| 116 & yard. semalath Seenshe vy | L0 could be released the digit was badly | {2, Bulding minning Gt shouting | Susliton’s most e o Aty Silkaline, plain and fancy—Sale price acerated underncath and the nail torn | that he was crazy a 2 = s Y g K S S BLEACHED LINEN DAMASK, of a| 1ic vard. yerian Q0CIS | oft. He was taken to the office of Dr.| sent away or he would <o damage. | 60, 750, 9896 and $1000. better quality—Sale prices 44c, 64c,| Curtain Muslin—Sale price 25¢ vard. Owen O'Nelll for treatmient, Mr. Clark | <2 S08 0,V roes 01" Dre, ¢ i 5.00, $7.50, $8. nd $10.00. . 84c and $1.10 a d i g } — was in great pain and almost swooned. | ¥25 2 Towels and Toweling c and $1.10 a yard. Cretonnes—Sale prices 8c and 124c fr i Jennings and J. H. McLaughlin B e Dautin = prices 12isc | ERNEST P. CRZSBRO, 1029 Main St, WEDDING. surimoned and adjudged him_insane, TURKISH OR HUCK TOWELS—suls| TURKEY RED DAMASK—Sale prices| and 25e vard. i Willimantic. Conn. et o s owhin b price 4 each. 21c and 42¢ a yard. in Scrim—Sale prices 15¢ and 21 Cole-Utley. ats Bosplal (He was faken dowi s | | Dress Skirts ’ prices 15¢ and 21 - A TN A TURKISH OR_HUCK TOWELS, bert- vard. Thursday evening Dr. Chester W.| charies Wol DRESS S8KIRTS, in Panama, Mohai ter uality—Sale price 9¢ each, Colored Serim—Sale price 11c vard. # = aute gy Cele, son of Mr. and M THomas H) 08 = Soshase 3 has b ‘ Mélfoss, Prench. Serye, Voilo a0d | Bl EACHED OR LNSLEACHED e Meiselon N6k aBSonty. 2% yaid "Going Dut of the Clofhing Business” | Colc’or 15 Windnam street, and Miss | S G0 ARG usctis s yard. “len Louise, voungest daughter of |- < = MORHA ovelties—Sale prices $3.95, $5.95,| TURKISH TOWELS—Sale pricz ilc Cheney Drapery Silks, 30 inches wide el t Mr. and ¥ Charles R. Utley of 77 | “f’f.':r\u ol st $7.95, $10.95, $12.95 and$13.95. each. White Goods f"‘ price 48c \1“".2 Mechanics p t. Store Windham road, were marrieq at the s e S an ,,,,‘I Art Ticking—Sale price 25¢ yard £ = ome of the bride's parents been employed in the A%pinook bleach- Extra sizes in Panama and Sicilian— | 17x36 BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, i N i A OUTVITTERS TO ALl o'clock, The ceremony was pel & is said that his first show of = Sale prices $4.95 and $5.95 g A enik M;:$ Y‘VH'TE G0ODE 'DERARTAREE S50 -sale prices 1880, 105, 2le in the parior, that was prettily dec- | &7¥: It 1% said, that e Best Show Of| g wae Cured by Lydia E. Pink- . - el NT offers some very good oppor- e orated with roses, by Rev. William S, oy ston seme years' sifice. 20x40 BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS | tunitics during this sale x Marquisette—Sale price 25¢ yard, Beard, pastor of the First Congrega- ot el “Fitoe s | ham’s Vegetable Compound | -t St Ll unities during this sale in Plain or| "t e aekiet - B e e ORI SR R L T S recent hot spell Bilbo h: b - s chei o e . Bute | S, s i, nore scue— | Best Borax Soap el chaen e eoue wat oot | apbearei a1 Ficn Wanria, Okla. T had female tro- | Laces and ol BUCICTOWELS rels Ragaline Crene.-Sale price 2lo yara 6 bars for 25c | rmesc: e wores Veil dna cur: | = Slisht Relif on Thursday. | bies for soven years, wasall run dows, | L. S e TowELS. eong| HEINH LAWN, of 2ns quaitty, . | Mires in white ana crepe- S yara sl Pt o S s o SR BT . and 50 nervom 1 maoroideries SBE e Drics 356 Lhn » 8004 | Tually sold at a3 price | 43-inch Plain Net—Sale price 28¢ yard. | gnd 10 S&H Green Trading |L. I, violinist, Miss Ella Smith_of | Iy steady southwesterly breeze and a thing. The doctors GERMAN VAL. LACES AND INSER- 7¢ a var Figured Net—Sale price 15¢ yard. F, Richmond Hill, L. L, pianist, and Mi- | slignt dropping in humidity. The aod me for Gl TIONS to ch, from 1 to 2-inch | TWILL CRASH—Sale price 5c a yard. Stamps Free, not Fryer of this city, 'cello, all in- | maximum thermometer readings in the e (s s wide, re 10¢ a quality— "140-INCH NAINSOOK, box of 12 yards s timate friends of the bridal party, | shade for the past five days show a g e o 1 Sale pric L yar EZOWN :-INEN CRASH—Sale prices| —Sale price $1.85 a box. BeSt Na htha Soap played the wedding march from Men- | temperature that has any local record (114: e 25 et c and 11c a yard. i St i delssohn. Mr. McLean also sang dur- | beaten: July 2, 98; Monday, the 3d, got so ba hat HAMBURG EDGES AND INSER- ENeE ol S u s Carpet Size Rugs p ing the benedictio 106; Tuesday, July 4, 100; Wednesday conld not sleep day TIONS, from 5 to 12-inch wide, reg- | BLEACHED LINEN CRASH—Sala . a1ce or0|ox12 full Five-frame Body Bru 5 b f 25 Following the ceremony a reception | the 5th, 98; Thursday, the fth, 98, In or night. While in piar 17 to' %ie quality—Sale price | prices Sc, 1o and 12e u vard, Diece—Sale prices $1.25, $1.50 ana| “Riceallovor “and medallion 5 ars 1or C|w held and a luncheon served, about | four weeks there has been léss than | this condition | res ¥ L .75 a piece terns. $27.50 quality — Sale price % sixty relatives an e e fone it | of Lydia B. Pink- Ten putterne of Zioinch SWISS AND g e o g Ale o G, ek $2256. 5 and 10 S&H Green Trading|iendins. Among those present from Flower Missionary. | Banr3 Vegetable NAINSOO D E R ED o GOODS for Waisting and|9x12 feet Axminster Ru: floral _ef- R e Tiche Spri W. C. T. U. observed Flower Compound, an FLOUNCINGS, rezular $1.35 (0'$1.30 | FACE CLOTHS—Sale price 4 each. uitings, in very smail stripes and| feet, $35.00 quality—Sale price $27.50. Seamp ey Svitt U S Nk Tichfield Springs, | Mission day, Thursday, at their room | began its use and | quality—Sale price vard. SANETARY COTTON, DIAREE figures, worth 25c a yard—Sale price|9x12 feet 9 Wire Firth and Empire Y of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs, H. B.|In Slater library, Mrs. 3 Wil- | wrote to Mrs, Pinkham for advice. In WOMEN'S ~STAMPED _MARQUI- (5 010G SO 8e a piece: st-tnon| 18e. Tapestry Rugs, $16.50 quality—Sale Utley of New London; Dr. and Mrs, | S0n having arranged the programme. | g short time I had gained my averags SETTE WAIST PATTERNS, regu- R price 354 = plecs SatsineD price $12.00. The T. R. Sadd Co. |X"% Wolimere wnd vausnier of bui- | She read an article entived The Na- | SEAT and am now strong and well | lar #%¢ quality—Sale ptico 42 ale price 60c @ piece; 2 —sals | WHITE GOODS REMNANTS, in plain [ 912 fest Wilton Rug 3 falo, N. V. and Miss Alma Swift of | \[Ji'h yas followed by the story of | ALLIE STEVENS, E. . D., No. neh CORSET COVER EMBROID-| bprice 70c a piece. and checks—Sale price 10c a vard.| . 470 768 Main Street, T e it it Wit siah aemilero) “Yead by Miss 1da Ios- | 8 Box 31, Waurika, Okla. | ERY, 190 a yard o e Willi - uates of the Windham high school | t€ read Another Grateful “¥oman. | 3x10-6 Hartford Asxminster Rugs, | Tel. 234-4 illimantic, Ct. | uates of the Windham Bl @ de’ia | The Lights and Shadows of W. Huntington, Mass.—*1 was in ner- e el e ko averagiate’of Frise g, o | G, Floner Weton Rork, et et | vous, run dows condition and for thres i S i | Brookiyn, N. Y. ana since then has Sroome told sbout Fiancls Henett |'years soili (kB0 Hiois Jewelry Department | Best Quality Mottled Blue Enamel Ware |si riciume o meeeees | e F L JACKSON-—Dentish | 50 s, e e domeahc s T | o i her 2o, ot 2t e e ood peats o O R A e ; u ~over medallion, _regul: ow York. The groom is also a grad- e Calloway, entitled Tran- | Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- P ke B A e w e Porcelain Lining.' Every Piece Perfect. 23.00 quality —Sale price $21.00, Gt o uate of Bellevue Medical colleze and | (¢ .u“'r‘d , Calloway, entitled Fran. | il Sel 1o Pitter wihich 1 be- | green and gray finish. Some set in | 10-quart Dish Pan, value T3c, ndw 19c|3-quart Covered Berlin Kettle, value VERY SPECIAL Painless Extracting and received | adaitional irajning n ehe|E. W. Potter read the poem, Why a | lieve saved my life. oot W 14-quart Dish Tani value Bc ndi i | oc. now, - -----49¢9x1o wilton Rug i Filling a Specialty | 5 s activing physician in Oyster | Flowsr Mission, which closed ‘the pro- | <My doctor knows what helped me v a i ; § 9x12 Wilton Russ—Sale prices $37.50, ent a p g p M luny hidh e -quart Water Pail, value 75¢, now 49¢ | 3_quart Doiny AT B $42.00 and $47. J - Arse i CRE R gramme- Miss Ed sutts arranzed | and does not say one word agai SASH PINS, asworted shapes and |io Guart Prescrve Kettle, value 85 3-quart Double Boiler, value 79¢, -00 and $47.50. /52 Main Street, - - Willimantio | B33 Lo L, .4 2 large nu buttonhole bouquets, which she gave | _ Mrs, MART JANETTE BATE jes, met” with large and small | 1%;auert P e | DN . ARk ..49 frame Body Brusscls Rugs—$31.50. | mejephone of beautiful gifts. Dr, and Mrs. Cole, | the Jadies present, and later carried | 354 Huntington, Mass. - hnel1°cxll colors of finish—Sale|,, ..\ Preserve Kettle, vaiua §6¢ | 2-quart Tea and Coftee Pot, value 55 A after iheir return from a wedding tour, | Out others. £ > Because your case is a diffienlt one, price 10e. e cds | mow R 0T €5¢, NOW ~-......... ....49c \va make their home in Oyster Bay rhArmstrong lFamlly Reunion. . doctors having done you no good, do Assorted style y set with | g qmm Covared Berlin Kettle, valu 3-quart Tea and Coffee Pot, va > s There was a family reunion at the | not continue to suffer without giving G e st Wih | é-guart Co in el aide, | s-quare Ten ana Cotes ot vae, Small Rugs Crane’s Papers ST nome o 31 ana Sive . A "Armstrons | Eyafa Ts. Pinkbams Vegetable Comte price 10e. 36x72 inch Oriental design, $3.59 and B s ot | ot ot duly 2s Mr. o Mis, B § SO i BN I Sos S PEARL LINK BUTTONS, 10c a pair. 36“"'0 “';:";_(y A% s e s Aoy RN {'?J‘I)Pllx:r;l'/‘(‘nm;l Fome, for six. weeks | many cases of female ills, such as in. | PINS, la 7l RT3 tnoh Hkre Wilton Rugs, acation. The out of town visitors at | flammation, ulceration, displacements, m.*‘l‘zxseftg"fnn:“:aln ym.s.- 100, °° Standard Oil Stoves soft shade, $6.50 guality at $4.89, JAMES HARRIES, ~ | the farm were Mrs. Fred S, Grigor and | fibroid tlumorfl. mmulan’m- P’:":" . Guaranteed to Give Perfect Satisfaction and Absolutely Free f 27x54 inch Wilton Rugs, $5.50 quality | 801 Main Street, Willimantic, Conn. little_daughter Margaret of North Ag- | pains, backache, that bearing-down JABOT AND VEIL' PINS, gold filicd, 4 il Py, Tres. foom Polon | von Wham teboro, Mass, Miss (?,fi., festing and nervous prostration. piain and stone set—Sale pric 2 - PP e B IR A ; strong Trom Great Barri | Mass., - iabids JABOT PIN SETS, 1 large and 3 small PERFECTION STOVES FLORENCE STOVES 2 ‘;‘il.\ 2t SHiQ- R HIRAM N. FENN, chos i By e fl sy | pins (o.matER, ‘W0e & sets 2-burner—Sale price . 1-burner—Sale price 700 | 2 orar e aerer aaitom, RU%% | CNDERTAKER ahd DMBALMER from Oberlin college, Ohio. The five Where lfl Iradg 1] Jemfl fil‘ ENAMEL BABY PINS, all colors, 10e. |, o000 o ooy 2-burner—Sale price $140| quatity at $1.59. Il grandchildrén were also present. CELLULOID BARRETTES, in carved | = = e R e e e e -$2101 46075 inch Boudoir Wash Rugs, $4.50 al’saparl a Town Court Reorganized. shell and amber—Sale price 10c. opfoction ' Dsausi— i-burner. $1.89 | Wicks {or Perfection Stoves 188, were| ™ quaity at $.18. The Griswold town court has been AR s cacmes | reorgani A nice vartery or Fresn Fisn: aie | Acts directly and peculiarly 7d for another two years with 5 TG $ort s and Best Stock of Confectionery, Sods | Scallops, Oysters and Clams. at on the blood; purifies, enriches | &7, Judee, the comissions and Water ‘and Postal Cards in tows, at STRONG’S FISH MARKET, 29 North St | and revitalizes it, and in this | pointments made at the present WL JOHNSTON'S. | sion of the lesislature being read the oath of office given by Justice of the Peace John Weish. Judge Burn- ham reappointed his officials for the next.iwo years, prosecuting attorney and claxk af the court, A. M. Browr way buuds up the whole sys- tem. Tzke it. Get it today. In usual liquid form or in chocolate coated tabiets called Sarsatabs. JEWETT CITY HOTEL New and Up-to-date in every particular. {RA F. LEWIS, Propristes E. B. SPRING, Plano Tuner "Phone. mamw, Conn.