Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 15, 1911, Page 8

TROLLEYS LEAD TO We can still supply your needs from most of the Mill End lots already quoled, and have made many additions to the already long Itfls. IF YOU DO NOT SEE WHAT YOU WANT, ASK FOR IT! You will be well repard, for it is our intention in these sales to supp/y you with goods of our accustomed high grade at Mill End prices. We wish to signalize this first Saturday of the Sale, and in each and every department of the store we have made a reduction from the already exceedingly attractive “Mill End"" price of some desirable piece of merchandise. Something you want at cost or less. N g . s Cloak and Suit Department Hair Goods Section. Dress Goods Department WASH DRESSES ‘ A “BIRD'SNEST” CLUSTER CONTAINING 18 PUFFS: STORM SERGE IN NAVY AND BLACK. THIS MEAS- ; : WE HAVE THIS IN ALL SHADES OF BROWN. URES A FULL 54 INCHES BETWEEN SELVEDGES _wogér:lns{ gggT%fégiNv’;’%Sgigéissfiii QR‘;:?‘ REGULAR $1.00 QUALITY— —SPONGED AND SHRUNK, READY FOR USE. 4 € 4 ALITY— TY MODELS AND WELL MADE, VALUES UP Today Only 69c REGULARSL I 0L TO $3.45— Today Only 93c a yard Today Only ™ ;" $1.98 Jewelry Section > ahiee D LADIES' LONG BEAD CHAINS IN BLACK, TUR- Muslin Underwear Section Shirtwaist Department QUOISE AND CORAL, OUR OWN IMPORTATION, 5 ; WOMEN'S WAISTS 50c QUALITY— Children’s Colored Dresses ] - E Today Only 23c LOT NO. 1—LATEST STYLE KIMONO SLEEVE, MADE FOR HOT WEATHER COMFORT. THESE ARE MADE y A WITH LONG WAISTED EFFECT AND TRIMMED OF FINE SHEER LAWN IN A LARGE ASSORT- MENT OF STYLES. BOTH LONG AND SHORT WITH EMBROIDERY. SIZES 2 TO 6 YEARS. SLEEVES, VALUES $2.50 AND $2.98— Kltchenware Department ; REGULAR 98c QUALITY— T “COLUMBIA” FAMILY SCALES—THE GENUINE AR. LOT NO. 2—CHILDREN’S COLORED DRESSES IN AN oday Only $1.75 TICLE, NOT A CHEAP IMITATION. JUST THE ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS WITH BLOOMERS e THING FOR PRESERVING TIME. TgAB;I‘II\;‘;:H, SIZES 2 TO 5 YEARS, REGULAR 98c Millinery Department Today Only 69c - Q e ONE LOT OF (24 ONLY) HIGH GRADE READY-TO- Today Only 42c WEAR HATS, REGULAR BOSTON STORE PRO- DUCTIONS, IN BLACK AND COLORS, ORIGINAL- Stationery Department LY $2.98 TO $5.50— A s 500 PICTURES OF DIFFERENT SIZES FRAMED IN Lace Department WHILE THEY Today Only LAST $1.50 ANTIQUE OAK. THESE ARE PHOTO REPRO- ONE LOT OF ORIENTAL ALL-OVERS IN WHITE, DUCTIONS IN SEPIA, OF WELL-KNOWN PIC- CREAM AND BUTTER TINTS, REGULAR PRICE Glove Department TURES. A RARE OPPORTUNITY— 98c A YARD— = LONG SILK GLOVES IN BOTH BLACK AND V’HITE— TOday Only lOC : TOday ()nly 371/2C a yard : Today Only 59¢ Handkerchief Department " White Goods Section Underwear Department MENs PNV S S e, HANDRUE, DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN. OUR REGULAR 495c AND , E = WOMEN’S LOW NECK UNION SUITS. THESE ARE e / 59c QUALITIES— FULL BLEACHED WITH NARROWED WAIST, Today Only 3c Today Only 25c a yard . LACE TRIMMING OR TIGHT CUFF AT THE : KNEE— Today Only 25c¢ Art Department LINEN' CENTERS WITH SCALLOPED EDGES. Draper}: Department f > THESE ARE EMBROIDERED IN ‘WHITE. SIZE COLORED CURTAINS IN A VARIETY OF NETS AND Hosiery Department 24 INCH— IMPORTED MADRAS. A GOOD ASSORTMENT ‘ , . SUITABLE FOR EITHER WIN- CHILDREN'S EXTRA FINE RIBBED SILK LISLE Foday Only 21c gg&,"gfi‘;‘ggi HSU INGS. REGULAR PRICES HOSE, IN SIZES 5 TO 9. THESE ARE OUR REG. : . ULAR 25c QUALITY ONLY, WITH AN OCCASION- 75c AND $1.00 A YA AL SLIGHT IMPERFECTION IN THE WEAVE—A Ribbon Department Today Oflly 35ca yard VERY GOOD VALUE— - A . SPECIAL LINE OF MESSALINE RIBBONS. THESE Today Only 17c a pair, 3 pairs for 50c ARE ALL DARK SHADES— ot ea Wati iy i olore ash Goods Dep Today Only §6c a yard CHAMELEON CASHMERES, BIJOU SILK AND SILK, STRIPED VOILES, ALL HIGH-CLASS SILK AND i : TON MIXTURES, REGULAR PRICES 33c AND CANS. THIS IS A STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE s‘lk Department g{)ocTA 8ARD— TOILET POWDER— FANCY SILKS, COMPRISING MOST OF THE LATEST Today Only 8c : 3§EUN1{:2$;. DESIRABLE WEAVES AND COLORS, Today Only 21c a yard Today Only 46¢c a yard Toilet Goods Department HIRSCH'S VIOLET TALCUM POWDER IN POUND Notion Department Men’s Furnishing Section LACE EDGE SHIRT WAIST SHIELDS. THESE ARE s FINE MADRAS SHIRTS IN COAT STYLE WITH AT- DOUBLE NAINSCOK COVERED, A 19c VALUE, Domestic Department TACHED CUFFS—A LARGE VARIETY OF PAT- SIZES 2 AND 3— ONE LOT OF $1.00 CROCHET QUILTS, FULL SIZE— TERNS—THESE ARE REGULAR $1.00 SHIRDTS— Today Only 11c Today Only 79¢ Today Only 66¢ JURGRS FOR NEW LONDON COONTY (Continued from Page Seven.) I Thnmas James Y. 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