Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1912, Page 6

MI]RE PAY FOR WESTEHLY POLICE Town Council Votes $5 Extra Per Month to Each Mar —Business in Many Lines Transacted at Monday’ +aMeeting—Retail Liquor Dealers Must Not Sel Wholesale — Privileges For Notes of the Holiday. Railroad Employes - the & hs a were mous i ¢ much as the ! | requir for connection W ings. He ag er of a liquo By recent orders from headquarter: the Consolidated railroad, the New Haven & Harl ; the 1 ot Sork omas McKenzie of railroad improve- Lecal Lacenics. the grani‘e industry of President Cl stated that come to him thal parties n Westerly, or six weeks' trip | to St Augustine Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown rcwled t during Decer . be ar ms for a change of gr h nity d ith it servi to George William St ker, of i improven:ents Do not complain of high prices when NoxE SucH Soups selling at 10 cents a can and serving 5 people, can be had in 1 ieti t v i policemen s thooioires| | the drafts. Let l&finu‘?éb:?%yiizk 1 J WELL sseesssessossessacesesns By in Wastarl Liassesensensessnerese. essssacnnses STRIAL TRUST COMPANY |/ cstenly Branch Tholisand Accounts. us and eficient in Its managen:ent. Extablished 1501 2514 L. Wells, O. D.. Optometrist. ookt Sdston corresiea vy the Drop- #r sojustment ol L oom 9, v-t-|]" e woriar Block westerly, B b /i o New we unani- Ccuncilman Flynn stated that inas- 5 Y were not the rule now employed in | 100 West it and Ha- ant Herbert P, d n_acres near Brown rge force cf latorers emploved e district expects the expense in- A UNIVERSAL REMEDY For Pains inthe Back. Equally effective for all sorts of aches and pains the result of taking cold, overexertion or strain. Constipation, Biliousness, Indigestion, etc. Brandreths Pills Entirely Vegetable. |- MYSTIC Funeral of Miss Eleanor J. Ryder— New Year’s Banquet of Hogke— Providence Loses Basketball Game, 64-37—Notes of the Holiday. Miss Eleanor J. Ryder died Sunday | orning at the\iome of her nlece, Mre. | H. r niece, Miss Hoxle. She ls ved by threo nleces, Mins Mary Van tper of Brooklyn, Mrs. Ell rs £ Mystic, and | o nephews, Elias Van Riper of | klyn, Willilam Van Riper of Bo: ton and James Van Riper of Baltimo The funeral was held Monday after- 1 at 4 o'clock from the home of ©|Capt. and Mfs. John H. Hoxie. The | & y will be taken this (Tuesd: | ning f\r N!r' 41 I‘n Greenwood W and their fri the pool and & £ " Providence Defeated. There w hasketball er,Wilcox ri Denehey acted Mullaney scorer. McKane 7. Da- s 5, Cameron Dobson 3, Johnson Holiday Dance. large attendance at the nce given in Gilbert hall jeht by the Daughters irinnell’s orchestra fur- nished the music. Social and Personal. members of the Cor y school enjoved th | e and festival New Y lin the parish house, begin ry member of the pri ) 1 for two | n omhs nd who remains about 5 Mrs. S. H. Hoxle are in New | d Mrs. W. E. Bates and son | h left Monday for a visit in Plainfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eberhardt of New York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Roach. aunders and Albert Saunders eturned to Chester after a short Viait in town. f Save yourself those frequent tnng trips u W e A cellar stairstoad- just the heater— open or close regulste your heating for you. The JEWELL gets the most out of your heaier—keepe your house at a usiform temperature—by automatically open- ing or cloring drafts whenever neces. sary. The clock attachment keeps the house cool over night—yet has it wam at rising time. The JEWELL is adjustable to any system of heating and is guaranteed mechan- ically perfect for z= vears. ing your comfort aad lessening your PRESTON BROS,, ALL TROLLEYS LEAD TO DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. BLEACHED COTTON—Heavy cotton, 30 inches wide. The regular price is 7c. Clearance Sale Price 5¢ UNBLEACHED COTTON—A very heavy weight which sells regularly for 9c. Clearance Sale Price 7¢ COTTON BLANKETS—Heavy white—full size. Regular price $1.25 Clearance Sale Price $1.10 HOSIERY DEPARTMENT LADIES’ BLACK COTTON medium and light weig ularly for 25c. Clearance Sale Price 19¢ LADIES’ BLACK COTTON HOSE—Fine, light-weight cot- ton, with double sole. The regular 39c qual LADIES’ BLACK SILK LISLE HOSE—( Clearance Sale Price 29¢ hose. The kind we sel LADIES’ BLACK HOSE—C« Regular price Clearance Sale Price 25¢ BLACK LISLE HOSE Full- ronec Clearance Sale Prwe 29¢ DRAPERY AND CARPET DEPARTMENT. chain—good line of patterns. INGRAIN CARPF Regular price 65c. —Cotton Clearance Sale Price 49¢ AXMINSTER RUGS—27 by Oriental and floral. T + inches de )0 kind Clearance Sale Price $1.49 t lengths of mat vard. Some 10-yard lengths. Clearance Sale Price 10c REVERSIBLE WASH 24 by —Regular pric CLFARA'\ICT SALE PRICE 65c. 30 by 60 price $1.85— CLEARANCE SALE PRICE $1.45 36 by 36 CLEARANCE SALE PRICE 98e. 36 by 72—Regular pr CLEARANCE SALE PRICE $2.25 FELT RUGS—Very he Regular price $1.75 Clearance Sale Price $1.29 LINOLEUM—Be price 69¢ squar Glearance Sal FLOOR OILCLOTH—AIl widths. Value square yard Clearance Svlfl Price 18¢ THE BOSTON STORE Thls Sale is a good one -- a new one -- a 1912 model --and like the 1912 Autos, is the biggest and best, has the most improvements and the greatest values we have ever put out. For particulars see our big ad. in yesterday’s papers. Every day of the Sale will see new special items in all the departments at Clearance Sale Prices. THE REID & HUGHES COMPANY THE BUSINESS CENTER OF NORWICH MEN'S FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT. COTTON HOSIERY—Men's black an reinforced heel and toe. Value 10c Clearance Sale Price 7c, four pair for 25¢ ;LIGEE SHIRTS variety of new designs. an cotton sox with NE —Coat style with attached cuffs. A lar $1.00 Clearance Saie Price 89¢ GLOVES—D unlined g ' sample of men's and boys’ lined and Price 39¢ $1.00. 50c, 75 Clearance Sale GARMENT SECTION. Y NDERSKIRTS—Fin: olors—accordion pleat Clearance Qale Price $1.98 ESSALINE UNDERSKIRTS—Extra fine ts in the newest shades. Some pleated and ringed effects, Clearance Sale Pm‘P $2.69 rain coats, in tan and Clearance Sale Price $3.98 men’s fine winter ¢ Semi-fi WINTER COATS—V in pretty greys and blues. Va Clearance Sale Price $8.50 WOOL SUITS—A good WOMEN’S of styl nd e, well tailored gar Values up to Clearance Sale Price $12.95 CLEARANCE SALE SPECIAL ART GOODS DEPARTMENT GERMAN CLUNY SCARFS, CENTER 1 QUARES— An exc quality with 1 eml ery Scarfs v inches. Centerpie inches, S 30 by 30 inches. These are valued ir $1.25 to §2 Clearance Sale Pnce 83c —————————————————————————————————————————————— KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT. E PERCOLATORS—Value 98¢ CLEARANCE SALE PRICE T75c NICKEL CO COLUMBIA FAMILY SCALES—Value 95c CLEARANCE SALE PRICE 89c. COATHANGERS— CLEARANCE SALE PRICE, doz. 25c. DUST PANS—Value 15¢— YASTIN CLEARANCE CLEARANCE SALE ‘PRICE Tc. POLISH-—\a ) CLEARANCE SALE PRICE 10c, ELECTROLINE SILVEF SO1L OFF-—Value 9¢ CLEARANCE SALE PRICE bc, 6—5—4 STOVE POLISH—2 alue CLEARANCE SALE PRICE 18c. White Japanned Ware at Special Prices SOUARE BREAD BOXES...... < oo v sn S IO0C, 85C ROLL TOP BREAD AND CAKE BOX¥N 69c, 85c, $1.25 TEA AND COFFEE CANISTERS—1-Pound o I TEA 'AND €OFFEE CANISTERS—2-Po 4 Rt SUGAR:-BOXES .... . s 19¢, 25¢, 29c, 42c FLOUR BOXES 29¢, 42