Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 9, 1911, Page 6

mmflawhh— -’;;_W'-m':, ()fltofouhm&edbwm‘fimthmm res, ourlmyernunc-edul nm&“fldmwmh salesrooms of H. P-'Inllh'& CO-,‘“GnndSrut,Nchork. The stock consists of ‘-'-_-&E-:g of Busiong NEW and FRESH staple merchandise, such as it Sttt Dress Goods, Embroideries, Silks, Laces, Corsets, Shirt Waists, Muslin Underwear, Hosiery, Underwear, "‘:-f‘a_m";:_%lnfi’gé‘ | AND IN FACT, MOST EVERYTHING THAT GOES TO MAKE UP A FIRST-CLASS STORE. MEN'S DEPARTMENT mflme‘m 'cottons—u:Domestics. flu&mkwubugfibymu-hwfigmwhfimlflumwnfl at40to$0p—-ml.onflndoll-r jrlra; E Atd%ca Y Bt S T e e SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th, UNTIL SOLD Sexs B 8 Tt Uni @ m‘dflfia’.%gfififihfiMk'Y‘d b Wemmtmdhwm&wwuhmumm-pm&em At 39c¢. e T e e ieitted 'to e s Fe’n yard. | Make it an important point to visit this sale. We n:.‘gd ot; m— fllb)eo::t“m i d:;‘ent of the year. This remarkable sale will be the Men's Binck and Birtped Working Ithamar A. Campbell, in his ssventy- | At 8c a Yard. : 7 in F A 3 . , At 19c. Idhflwll"fldl m&:}\"fi;’ffl; S6-inch Bleached Cotton, good SPECIAL NOTE—Every piece of merchandise sold during this sale is guaranteed to give full satisfaction in quality and price. Men's Suspenders, value Zbo = N . April 3, 1839, In quality, worth 9c—Sale Price 8c he murried Mrs Emma E. Ma- i ] Read every item carefully- -the more you read it, the more interesting it will become. of Putnam, who died In 1505, - daughter, Mrs. J¢ tte L. ‘s Red, Black and White Hand B L e e NAINSOOKS L == Baocial Life of the Revoluti Py TION STOCK. ] . ale Price 3 t 44c. & AT e e - WAISTS AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR m— s 424 Yok ey Oo Mrs. William H. Perry at ths res- 4 % Voolen, Cotton and Mercerized Goods. meeting of Phebe Greene chapter At $1.10 a Box in Woolen, Duughters American Revorution. 36-inch Extra Quality Nainseok; | - FROM AUCTION STOCK. / In all about 5000 yards to be sold at Tt ne (B¢ Gerviass Sitber rpn:lcl: ;'?“;PL[ :;XSL a box—Sale LOT NO, 1—Waists worth 59c—Sale Price 39c. 65c on the dollar. Investigate this. Mesh Bags from the Auction Stock at At 98c. Bwenters, value 75c, Loocal Lacenics. ~LOT NO. 2—Linen Tailored Waists, stiff cuffs and collars, and in Meon's $1.50 Coat Swenters, #ho There is lbmsrenmh at the clos- At $1.25 a Box. fact, all $1.50 Waists—Sale Price 89c each. Cprenz 3wy less_than 50 per cent. on the dollar. n's . R S e e e e M e LOT NO. 5—Linen Tailored Waists, worth-98c—Sale Price 59c. M ized Dress Goods ae A At $1.75. The Boman Catnolic churches of| . in 10-yard boxes, worth $1.80—Sale LOT NO. 4—Mcssatine Walsts, preitly. trimmed, in navy and black, erceriz Men's AUl Wool Cost Sweaters g P e - lan Price $1.25 a box, s ; e P 4 i 11 1 and qualities, worth from > value i . !n!-.“\.u'lmpth;nAlfi;d % LOT NO. 5—Messaline Waists, value $2.50—Sale Price $249, 1'; 't ;: i s 's_l. s e HOSIERY : s N o Ram Price, of Andover, Mass, - c to 26 & yard— e - Saa sold 2 lot of Iand at Blessant View LONG CLOTH DON'T FAIL TO SEE THESE WAISTS. : RO AUGTION STOOK. L o Frsk R Greeme of Saviesville, T e A ccmphte Line of FROM AUCTION STOCK. ] At 8c a Pair. There were no cases triel at the & . 5 % 1 QR Lt At e Tume dwiicr At 9¢ a yard. This stock includes a beautiful line of Muslin Un- SPECIAL Children’s Fine Ribbed Hose, fast BABY RIBBONS goet, spa e, W is broideries and Laces lor—Sale Price 8c a pair. B, English Long Cloth, worth lle— 2 . 3 Biggest lot of Embroideries an col . | FROM. KUSTION STOOK B cooitig in Calviry Baptist Sale Price 9 a yard. derwear which will be sacrificed at 50c on the dollar. - Reniinita $0° be put on sale from onr S 5 IR e of smacni o the. bivth Auction Stock. At 8c a Pair. o s series of sermons on the Birt > e oal @t Christ. . Women's Fast Black Hose—Sale . CEC o veen ot sevement or| OUTING FLANNEL TABLE CLOTHS ALL-OVER LACES. : bty o ; Notions and Small Wears. ke oty s B Tomie | rrow AucTioN sTock. FROM AUGTION STOCK. One 1ot All Ovef Lace, in cream, whits Extra Special at 39c. A e s Facsiuse wine Mmow back at work and under the us-| At 8¢ a Yard. - 35c yard for 50c Bleached Table and black; not a piece in’the lot worth = s At 20—J. J. Clark Machine Thread, 2 = 5,000 yards Outing Flannel in «. Cloth, 35c a yard. less” than $1.50 a yard—Sale price 75¢ a One lot of Wool Yarn One lot of Men’s Fast Black Hose At 25— Finest Machine SUK. B o e iy ane Stripes and Checks, worth 10cand |+ 2%c yard for 59c Bleachod Table yard. ak . Thale, Prisgte s, paley At 1o each—One lot of HMooks an will be nome but counciimen 12%c a yard—Sale Price 8¢ a yard Cloth, 3% a yard. el Knitted Toques for Ladies, Many other lots of Hoslery from Auc- Eyes t at any secret session of the in 10 and 20-yard pieces. . 69c Table Cloth, o 3 —One lot of Hooks estarty town council. for T betieve | : Y. o Sy s, Clothian BANDINGS Misses and Children, regu- tion Stock at 30 per cent. on the Gollar. | At 3o each—one lot outside interference that delgh’s ard. . 4 3 Ty es o t 10c a $1.00 for 3 yards Table Cloth Pat- lar $1.00 values — Sale At 6 for. So—Packages of Hair Pins ‘William H. Savnders of New London, £ Sasisite dor inarion, Bhc Eao 4 tern. One lot of 3 and 4-inch Double-edge —Pear] Buttons Enter clerx = e g quality, worth 1sc—Sale Price 10c | e . At 3¢ a card tu"uflrfégt‘tn:“ité; 2 i N e ot s e Hamburs Bandings, value 25c and 33— price 39c each. Women’s Underwear At 40 a card—Pearl Duttons, a1l frst and second clpss I SHR BTl D Yl At 10c—Silk Tiastic Belts in Connecticur, fand “fhe 3 FROM AUCTION STOCK. postuflice. eotter ik i |_. Fricey and teste % = ’ BRI i 0 e PERCALES SHEETS, PILLOW CASES kb M nad Children’s Fur Sets At 35c. : Tom tom ot westety ana e et SE ol L and SPREADS ppers, e e Boat 50 sepaium White Underwonr | SWEATERS! SWEATERS ‘esterly and the West 3 atrsen whie o iike ‘wom- | At 8¢ a Yard, House Dresses : e Lo At $1.75 !:;]‘:'T‘.ha_ymru‘:i‘\e Xg“ral . ¢ Quality Percales, pretty FROM AUCTION STOCK. A complete lot of Children’s Fur Sets, — . . Y ml:.-': the ytants and for Sale price 8 a yard. At 10c Each. FROM AUCTION STOCK. in every desirable color and style, sold as At 89c. Ladies® All Wool $2.50 Cont ‘water used and, in the event of heav 3 Nigh:as $5.00 6 set—8ale Price 700 & set. b B i eauia taie ers, in white, red and & B Sterms, tho fire disiict even pave | At 9¢c a Yard. Good size and quality Pillow Cases, At 89c Each. A Z 3o Price 0. At $2.50, nmmg lm;v:fl{‘l::; the ms—_ 36-inch Percales, value 123:c—Sale worth 1234c—Sale Price 10c each. Lot consisty of Hopse Dresses and S H0 T . p kias 3 - Sions Price 9¢ a yard. ¥ A Wrappers. all sizes and colors, e i i a1 B i iastion o b g a3 t 44c Each. value $1.25%Sale Price 89c each. BLANKETS Gifterent colors, & Rhbode Island Medical society, held in > 72290 Sheets, worth 75c—Sale Price | PEI ||COATS At 69c. B siiia. wabe ~onaldered for GINGHAMS 44c each. At 19c Each. — FROM AUCTION STOCK. B s s ‘the wlservance of the centennial sn-. Short Flannelette Kimonos, worth i adles’ Coat Sweaters value e miversary of the association June 12 ol Pelde. 15 ash. At $1.75 a Pair. FROM AUCTION STOCK. Sale Price 69c. B cuiedy wa: soountca <haieman of TR S CTioN sTonle gl Femous Woolnad Dlankets, 1n e eteaits Caaniaee " ra: | At:8c & Yard. - Laces and Embroideries At 25¢ Each. o s e gl i At 39c Each. : ; T BRIEES of Ashaway is vice president of 5.000 yards Dress Ginghams, in | Short Flannelette Kimonos, worth 2.75—8ale Price $1.75. Women's Heavy Outing Flannel A lot of Children's Winter the asssciatior. B s Dot ginguany, i FROM AUCTION STOCK. 300 Bute Lrive Do eash, S Petticoats, in pink, blue and white, | cluding Caracul and Cloth The official visitation of the depart- i OeEras porth | T e SR At $2.35 a Pair. Value 500—8ale Price 39c each. Auction Stock —fll conunander of U Slohtioe B Rivandy | Edging, 3¢ a ar;l 3 A( 39C h E.Ch v-m departrcent .wryx‘. ‘“\'*l 3 Yd 2 2 : s Each. Famous Woolnap Blankets, extra | At 69¢ m egin next mont - P t a vard, resular 10c Hamburg Short Flannel Kimonos, worth 50¢ uality in white and gray, worth | @ od Under terminate with & visit to Bruc Curtains, Draperv Ddging, 5o a yard. i “I63a Prios 306 each | N Sk ot rarisoonta, Children's Ribbed Undery 3 2 o = ! : F i 35, | omen’s Black Satteen Petticoats, oy B e s, = e ’ pery Goods At 7c a vard, regular 12%c Hamburs | ¥ ot then g | value $8c—Sale Price 69c. [ tne smaiont to 2 m’é; The ‘installing of and Tapestry COVGI‘S Bdging, 7c a yard. rs Y | Bave been assigned. Past s ; E | George A. Forsvih being detail E E ] | i i B e Pues Ganed FROM AUCTION STOCK. LONG KIMONOS. LEATHER GOODS . We carry an extensive line of Jewelry cfil‘setS! Corsets! Corsets! B e At 9c a Yard. Hamburg Insertions. A FROM AUCTION STOCK. | and novsities. | MYSTIC 36-inch White Curtatn Swiss, worth t 49c Each. : Bracelets, Cuff Buttons | At 39¢ N { Sc a yard, Hamburg Insertion SR At 25¢ Each | . uty P, | . e 3 tc—Sale Price ¢ a yard. oo Lons Flannel Kimonos, value 75 . Rings, y ; | SER oot 1n thre Epwerth League Engertained—Bridge- At 10 Y: - i o 2 > — Sale Price 49c each. The New Long Cord Hand B Lockets, 'ox of Handkerchiefs, | r.'l:..,( s 08 port Kindergartner Speaks at Teach- Ffl ard. ; At T a vard, Hamburg Insertions, At 89¢ VB Rt aiin.. Valis B0 Brooches, 2.1‘«-. M er? Meeting—Funeral of E Evada Figured Curtain Scrim, regular 19¢ value 12}, | t Each. b Ear Rings, ollars, Eto. At 89c. Greenman. a vard, in good patterns—Sale At Sc a vyard, Hamburg In ons, | Regular $1.00 Long Kimonos—Sale Hat Pi g ¥ ket & Price 10c a yard. value 12/3e. | Price 89¢ each. at 50c on the dollar. Ladies’ $1.50 Corsot Mr and Mrs Amos Hancox of Fra- | imier street entertained the members of ‘the Epworth league at their home on Frigay afiemoon and eienins. Supper Let no distance keep you away from this remarkable sale where staple and seasonable goods will be sold at less than 50c on the dollar. We Guarantee every article sold during this wonderful sale to be as good AR T 2s can be found for the money. Don’t delay—be on hand when the sale starts—don’t forget the time, the place and the prices. Mew Tenry Schrodcr, Winited and roder. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. wick, Mr. and A J. A. Rose Mrs. Abell, Mrs. Wiiliam Douglas, Lila Dougias. Dorothy Purdy, Marion Prentice, Tgitie Hateh, Violel e r a n a e R e m n a n t to e Bostwick, Mary E. Brooks and Mr. I Mrs. Ellery Burdick. B - To Exchange Pulpits. the Methodist Episeopal church ST 261 MAIN STREET, orrosemomcanco. NORWICH, CONN. in exchange with Rev. Addressed Teachers' Mesting. Dfies Fannie Smith of Bridzeport, | o 5 % Sprincipal of the Froebel kindergarcen | StArkey chapter of hurch | ed, and will soon leave for S mnd training school, gave an interest- | yrow ident, | Ma; e g : "Vice Srestdent. | Baward Perrin of New Hav Bloatway schoo - bund Cretaryiiss | Fred Porrin of Canonchet, R potatoes peeled and cut in the magic words, “Swat the Mid- | wricrs; simmer o hall hour longer. | dicman.Indianapoils Star. 1DOmlflle & Dom““ck‘\ The Plaut-Caddzn Co., r the dumplings take one pint of | i swhich was largeir attended by 1 treasurer, Mrs. | guests of their sister, NMrs. flour( one teaspoonful of baking pow The Pocket News. Remchers and the mothers of the pue | F°0TSe Packer. O, prctiesten, | 357 & duArter tenspoonful of st n§ Pho Lieeat o0 b B REas ol e Members of New York OPTICIANS, 4 Personal It Sew orcheste: horoughly and wet with a small | Dardunelles by Italy, and of conse- b 0K s a P . 2% Eeint - Masa. s tho guest of hor parents, Mr. | cupful of milk St Toto & Smooth | et deiense b Varkes, Htirs e | Stock Exchange [} Tis yaive ot giasses in alt in =. Cla acey 1s visit - | ana Srs. John Rippel. { b Sinkie o Etg e M B L L | e “kno without W Sa— vu;i at xm,;gg,.,“u.. the ff\‘mi‘f,.‘*‘ e | voar *’AS.{“J.H. m'e"fi;fu.n?‘;n’m"& vo | | B Tf.rk'»\ &.»rf.“.,.m.- e | o e e e B /xe - /. e o X =4 e darad] | I as to our real a A Thiday from his mome om Siss M 3 R : - — The sacred pocket of Christendom s | ss Mae MeCarty, who has been| . Every woman in charge of a house- B i Loy asrf e e - H w""‘n;;g;‘fh;:fafh-‘;;; 5 m:‘}]’y!serinuely il for Jeral weels with | hold should provide herself with a| A Slogan For the Shank Boom. ou Beware!—Boston Record. i || Shur-On Eyeglasses are Good S, | nervous trobue, mewhat improv- | Small collection of tools. A hammer, | psne Shannon Building, Norwich Eyeglasses. —ny coming from out of town. The gimlet, small handsaw, screwdrciver: The New York Sun in all its en- | Must - Economize Somewhere. » Sere conducted by Rev. Wel- n o i ame E. Bates, pastor of the Union' Too piere Wik yohably; be sufficlent { thustasiic Docsine. of 1o Bor. Tow | A uumber O bl 35 Cwonnet! Telephone 904 Hbiiat church. Turial was in Evm Cut Thi More tools can be added when the oc- | Shank for the presidency, has never | nave found it bossible to 1ive.on sev. o ut This Out 3 3 = worked out either an emblem or a |en cents a day. We assume that they . - 3 modesty, a turkey rampant, holding | who have decided to cease wearing _snd Curen Amy Curable Cougn. || Wil g5y Be neded Tta box with this 2off S potato in one claw and wav: | gems ut the opera—Chicago Record- 2 st Swres 2wy Curablc Cousn. | penant bear- | Hera From your druggist get the smaller repairs about the house ing Jyatthe " SULRTS B g3 g L;n;.;enu'nlleda‘)‘me compound and | can be undertaken by the housekeeper | s—— b A ycerine. Tuke these | herself, and let it be remembered that | 3 3 - c 105 o Talt pintof oG ARd pUt them | it i5 as important for these liitle jobs 3 fl I n gs Bl' 1 ‘il and use in doses of one to yuw. to receive Immediate attention as the | 5 ~Election of Officers. At the annual meeting of Helen shelled corn on There is no bet | the maricet than o Onc trial | convince you of t fact, Tt PLAUT - CADDEN BUILDING and & t, no molsture or rot, and clean as it is possible to have NOW IN SESSION poonfuls after euch meal aud at bed- proverbial “stitch in time.” want you to try some the ne o cnilaren Simple upholstering is not difficu you are in the market for u;fl:flfuv‘-’:;f& il he sure to get only should also_como \\i;.hln a wom- —at— . Bch ha “5: o province. With a little % S —— lnsstmu TRUST COMPANY | K2, i SRact il TG | 8 s, VI T 5 WM. F. BAILEY e Stbiy, Brikbich Siet doex noc Tave WY | Blished Bretty muteriats for ih CITY HALL . CHAS. SLOSBERG, Pose can be purchased for a nominal | ~Three Million Doltars | 4 price. and with some work a room “Thres Million Doflars ; from | be kept fresh and bright t a v L Over Filty Thousand A i ; swall eutlay. . eonrieous and efficient 1a its ¥ T | mensgement. 2 | . Here is quickest Teke two pounds of the neck '—Palmist and clairvoy- and A\xrgn (‘»‘fu | beef, two orions. six lar; IS one Soubics or plsied w.}gh re ee S a3, || v quarts of water, fwo tebicpoon i Trostbites, sweaty and | { of flour. Cut the Leef in nine picces B s D ko rurs | Put about half of the fat in the sie da compound. in ho: fooibath gives ]| Pen With the onions and stir for eight 'gnxm Telief, and if repeated aaiy || OF ten minutes over a hot fire: then = short tilme, pormanant cure re- f{ put in the meat and sprinkle with the Set @ 25c bo flour a teaspoonful of salt - quar- | drugeglst o | feor teaspoonful of pep tir ten | ormula Labo- ki minutes and add the water boilingd . Simmer an hour and £, then Need Printing ? (Successor te A. T. Gerdnar) 3 Covc St. Tuition and Supplies Free Hack, Livery RS - | ALIERICAN HOUSE, #ne ¢ | —WHAT'S NEW —_— The BULLETIN Co. |k e Stable = o, 64-66 i treet 12-14 ‘Bath Street. 72 Franklin Btrest. quln S our busl- | HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. VL %o ma- AUTOMOBILE TO RENT, e, DN TR o W faverts- | o elenpons 38 TR Tor Dusless resulis WHF= you mes= vefore the SR P o e T : -l T B