Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 21, 1912, Page 15

ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOM . W war n Supreme President A. G‘ Ford Visits Norwich Councxl—Re- E bekahs Elect Officers—John Callahan, Chief Ranger, | Court Sachem, F. of A.—County President, Mrs. A. T. | Henley, addresses Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H. | vell; financial se scted these | Christmann; tre evening's meeting > P. Quinn; war- \\\l\]fll \11\ ; ohn W. Mullen, ty: organist, E FORESTERS OF AMERICA, Tuttle; warden, Mrs. s i vice warden, Mra. Jc ohanna Wr nancial secret 1 treasurer, RED MEN. Tecumseh trive, No. 42, Initiated one . who presideed {dent, Frank UNITED WORKMEN. Henry Clement ment: sec . Thursday afternoon, I ODD FELLOWS. The principal feature of the mee Herbert Ortmann; Willey; ensign. 12nd; ehaplain, clllor, J. J. Me Mre, | T Ehetmcier lodge N mour; collector and | third degree in pica B. Fillmore: gulde, sen- | 27, worked g form on candldates at Tuesday evening's me ing fn Odd Fellows' hall. There wa s, N. | good attendance. 11 H flnan e | Donovan, J. Barry. | ond degree on one candidate at Mon- | | day evening’'s meeting in Odd Fellows' hall. RESEKAHS. Hope Rebekah lodge, No. 21, held a well attended session in epite of the | The Christmas edition in Odd | Arcanum Bulletin gives rincipal busl- | summary of membership \f officers for | of the supreme council fo which resulted nli 1912: nd, Mrs. Lillian | re. Eva Wilson; | application frs. Ada M. Ra- | instatemen ROYAL ARCANUM, 3 the ensuing v foliows: i Tuttle: Yecordin T'neas lodge, No. 11, worked the sec- 1 t ¥ WILLIAMS' I ted offi- | o presented ausxiliary a_reception r future. ONDEPENDCNT FORESTERS. K 3 389, elected v evening's Chief ran- e chief ran- ator, Charles Pierre Roy; jun- ten; woodward, v.L Joseph Larri- e committee. superintend- el Guilbault. officers _takes | eting and will | med by District Ranzer James There is a to be initiated | | PILESE PILES]| INDIAN PILE OlNTMENT Will cure Blind, It absorbs the acts as a pou ives tastant For sale by all druggists, mail S0 and 8100 WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Props., Clevelend, Ohio For sale at Lee & Osgood Co. Place Your Order With Us and Get Your Money’s Worth Special Holiday Sale of all sorts of LIQUORS and BEERS WHISKEYS Myrtle Valley Rye Whiskey . . Kentucky Rye Puritan Stock . Blockdale .. STEAMED BEER Indian Wharf Ale and Lager, per dozen ’ 50¢c—2 dozen $1.00 Narragansett Lager, per dozen 75¢—2 dozen $1.50 Schlitz Beer (Lager), per dozen $1.00—2 dozen $1.75 . Jamaica Rum Extra Jamaica Rum... .. Imported Jamaica Rum New England Rum Everett Light (5-year-old Rum)... 2.75 Per Gallon .$1.00 . 150 . 275 . 100 . 175 .. 3.00 Paul Jones Roxbury ... Duffy’s Malt Black Fox . .. College Club XXX Port . Spanish Port Sherry and Muscatel Oporto Port Duff Gordon Sherry GIN Holland Gin ... . King Fisher Gin .... Flishman's Gin Per Gallon ..$2.00 . 2.50 oo 205 50c and up. the city. VALU ING THE HOLIDAYS M. GOLDSTEIN 93 West Main Street Telephone 26-3 All sorts of Assorted Cordials in bottles, Bottled Beer and kegs delivered all over SLE. PRESENTS AND IMPORTED CALENDARS GIVEN AWAY DUR- BOTTLED GOODS ATURJAY, JFCEMBFR 21, 1912 VORWICH BULLETIN QUALITY FURS For Automobiles THE BISHOP LINE Furs from a house with a history back of it 10 BE CULD IS DANGEROUS The A. C Swan Co.| NORWICH NEW LONDON At the Factory ] The BIG BARGAIN HOUSE, 3 and 5 Water Street, offers the following extraordinary bargains: | MENS OVERCOATS, in gray and black beaver, at $11.98, retail value $20.00. | | ‘; MEN'’S SUITS from $5.24 to $11.98, retail value double | the prices. YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS at $3.98 and $4.98. BOYS’ OVERCOATS at $1.98. i | BOYS' NORFOLKS and DOUBLE BREASTED from $1.98 to $4.98. BLOOMERS, sizes from 4 to 14, at 17c each. \ | value $1.00. BIG BARGAIN HOUSE | |35 Water Street, Holiday Gifts Are always difficult to select. 1 you but visit | our store and look over our assortment of articles suitable for each and every | one of your friends. Just to help you in your decision we suggest: That need never worry you. ROCKING CHAIRS—Rockers for the children from 50c to $3.00. Rockers | for the grown-ups, $1.00 and upwards. MORRIS CHAIRS—We have just the ones you want in | leather or velour cushions, ranging in price from $6.00 to finish, with P % (P | ATTENTION! Once more we call your attention to our extra large stock of watches which is by far the most attractive in the city. The heaviest 14k SOLID GOLD CASE WAL- THAM or ELGIN movement, $25.00. , Others as low as $15.00. ) Ladies’ or Gents’ Filled Watches, a good reliable timekeeper $10.00 and up. Others as low as $6.00. DIAMOND RINGS $15.00 up. Extra fine grade. Others as low as $8.00. ROSARIES, all colors of stones $1.00 to $4.00. Free with each set a Genuine Leather Case. Also a full line of Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets, Brace- lets, Cuff Buttons and Jewelry at the lowest prices. Everything Guaranteed. Monograms no extra charge. Telephone 712-3 WM. FRISWELL, 25-21 Franklin Street HOLIDAY GIFTS =—— WHAT IS MORE USEFUL AND PLEASING THAN Cutlery and Tools We have the celebrated KEEN KUTTER line, every one warranted. Pocket and Pen Knives, Butcher Knives, Carving sets, Scissors, Shears, Razors, Saws, Hammers, Hatchets, Etc., Etc. KEEN KUTTER Junior Safety Razors $1.00. Automatic Stropping Machines and Strops, hold any blade, |$1.00. Knives and Shears from 25c up. Alarm Clocks 75¢, $1.25 and $2.00. Leonard Watches, solid gilt, $1.00. Lunch Boxes 10c to $2.00. Special Tin Boxes with Keep Kool or Hot Bottle $2.00. All Copper Nickeled Tea and Coffee Pots and Tea Kettles. Rayo Lamps complete $1.50. SLEDS and SKATES HOLIDAY SPECIALS—75¢ Food Choppers, 53¢, $1.00 Food | | Choppers 89c, $1.50 K. K. Food Choppers$1.25. Pocket Knives—a few of those 50c ones for 35¢c. THE HOUSEHOLD Bulletin Building 74 Franklin Street CORDUROY | KNICKERBOCKERS, all sizes, 39c, retml ‘ corner Washington Square | WRITING DESKS—Big ones and little ones, finely finished in mission, | golden oak or mahogany. We have some excellent values, $2.50 up to $30. PICTURES—There is not a more sensible gift than a picture. We have ! a new line just received for our Christmas trade, consisting of Etchings, | Pastels ang Oliogrophs. to describe, Doll abi- ‘We deliver goods Free to any part of Connecticut. Shea & Burke 37-41 MAIN STREET COAT SWEATERS from 98c to $8.00 Best values for your money C. V. PENDLETON, IJr. i 10 BROADWAY waire ecepant care| THE PALACE CAFE DAN MURPHY & CO. STEP IN AND SEL US. el P. SHEA, « « iR Exanklin Strees Ales. Liquers and Cigars Gornar of Water and Magket Sta Diamonds Diamonds Diamonds If you intend to give a DIAMOND for Chrhimu, don’t fail to look at our stock and compare quality and prices. We can and will make the purchase easy for you. Comparing quality we know that nobody can under- sell us. LI . " N W TRAVELERS' DIREGTOMY, | New Londqn (NORWICH) Line —T0— "NEW YOR K STEAMERS Mame and City of Lowell ~ b NORWICH °$ 186 s -ixmeiry New England Steamship Ce. 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