Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 1, 1913, Page 10

nl Trollgys Leas To Broat Economy Sale of Women's and Misses'6arments and Floor Goverings COMMENCING THURSDAY, JANUARY 2nd THIS BIG SALE, INVOLVING THE TWO LARGEST DEPARTMENTS IN THE STOBE. IS FILLED WITH ECONOMY CHANCES WHICH WILL OUTRIVAL IT IS A CLEARANCE OF THE HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE WHICH MUST ACCUMULATE TO A CERTAIN EXTENT IN THE STORE THAT CARRIES THE BROAD ASSORTMENT WHICH WE DO HERE. COT'E EARLY-=-And Remember that it is not. what you pay, but what you get for what you pay, that makes a real bargain ANY THAT HAVE BEEN OFFERED TO YOU THIS SEASON HERE . OR ELSEWHERE Economy Prices Reign INTEGRITY GARMENTS AT COATS WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ JOHNNY COATS in great varlety, solid colors, diagonal and checks are all represented in the assortment and the coats are made up Wwith little swagser touches which give them distinction. Formerly sold at prices ranging up to $12.95. Sale Price $8.98 STYLISH COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES—Our entire assort- ment of coats which sold at prices up to $15.00 are included in this lot. The newer fabrics includ: They all show the new patch pockets. g chinchilla, double-faced materials, boucle, etc., are all here giving splendid choice. coats, all late models and well tailored. Sale Price $12.50 OUR BETTER COATS—USUALLY ONLY ONE OF A KIND—If you wish exclusiveness and style give these sarments an examination. They are new in every semse of the word and values up to $25.00 are included in the lot. A handsome lot of * Sale Price $19.50 GIRLS' COATS Man tailored coats for girls from $ to 14, made of all the most wanted materials and in models which are stylish and attractive. Values up ‘to $8.93. Sale Price $5.00 CHILDREN'S COATS—Clever little coats for children from 3 to 6. They are made in solid colors of good, worthy fabrics which will look and wear well. Values up to $6.98. Sale Price $4.50 s + o SHIFS WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SUITS—Wide wale fabrics, novelty ma- terials, corduroys and velvets are all included in the lot—a splendid assortment of snappy models all of which are well made and hand- somely tailored. The values run as high as $29.50. Sale Price $19.98 in the Garment Store GREATLY REDUCED PRICES AN ODD LOT OF SUITS in medium and large sizes. The colors in this lot are principally blue and black, the values running as high as $21.50. Sale Price $15.00 DAINTY DRESSES SERGE DRESSES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, all dresses in models which are strictly up-to-date.” Very attractively wool serge trimmed and finished. Values up to $15.00. Sale Price $9.75 PRETTY DRESSES OF THE MORE EXPENSIVE MATERIALS, handsome desizns, cleverly worked out in charmeuse, satin, faille, etc., in all the wanted colors. The regular values range up to $21.50. Sale Price $15.00 TAILORED WAISTS AND OTHERS DAINTY VOILE AND LAWN .WAISTS in a large variety of styles Pretty waists with more than an indica- tion of sma:tness of design. Have sold as high as $1.25. Sale Price 83c HERE IS A LOT OF THE PRIM LITTLE TAILORED WAISTS These are right. They are made up in linen and lawn in either plain tucked styles or em- Sold regularly for $2.98. Sale Price $1.98 are in~luded in this first lot. which look so attractive when properly made. broidered. DRESSY WAISTS in silk chiffon and lace in a varfety of colers. These walists are all different from each other and from the commeon run of waists. Dainty enough and artistic enough for the most fas- tidious. Values up to $6.00. g Sale Price $3.98 Economy Sale of Fine Furs INVEST SOME OF THE CHRISTMAS MONEY We have cut the prices to such an extent that it is almost cheaper to have Furs than to be without them. Bear in mind that we do not misrepresent Furs or Fur values. OPOSSUM MUFFS—Fine, large, fluffy Muffs of good quality which we sold during the season for $11.50. Sale Price $8.50 NATURAL RACCOON SET—Beautif: ic color and markings. , full, deep fur with characteris- The muff is of medium size and the collar Valued at $39.50. Sale Price $29.50 gives the idea of a natural animal shape. AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM SET, regular value $ Sale Price $27.50 GRAY WOLF SET, a handsome, rugged fur with Scarf and Muff of beautiful proportions. Valued at $27.50. Sale Price $19.98 FINE SKUNK MUFF of fine, soft, silkky fur. size and very stylish. Valued at $25.00. N Sale Price $18.50 * The Muff is of large HAN'DSME BEAVER SET of beautiful color—deep fur—the Muff is pillow shape with shawl scarf. Valued at $50.00. ; Sale Price $42.50 LARGE MUFF AND SHeJL COLLAR of fine Clvet cat. An unusual- 1y soft, silky fur the collar being made of one skin. Valued at $47.50. Sale Price $35.00 Fur Coats Tremendously Reduced in Price A BEAUTIFUL NEAR SEAL COAT which is 52 inches lons. Even full fur of excellent color with good lining. Valued at $75.00. Sale Price $59.00 MARMOT COAT of dark brown with full, even fur. Made up with deep shawl collar, the sleeves being finished with deep cuff. A strik- ingly handsome coat. Valued ## $69.00. Sale Price $55.00 FULL LENGTH RUSSIAN PONY COATS made of finely marked skins of good quality. Well made throughout with rich lining. Valued at $59.00. Sale Price $45.00 52-INCH PONY COATS with large shawl collar and deep cuffs, lined with cnangeable silk. You could not duplicate this coat anywhere for less than $45.00. Sale Price $35.00 SABLE SQUIRREL COAT valued at $159.00 This rich garment is made from the finest Siberian skins, which are very skilfully matched. A rich, soft, deep fur with soft pliable pelt. The coat is full. 52 inches long and very handsomely lined. The hand- somest coat we have on our racks. Sale Price $125.00 NATURAL PONY COATS of selected whole skins, beautifully marked. Well made in every way and handsomely lined. Valued at $85.00. Sale Price $69.50 RUSSIAN PONY COATS “With raccoon collar and cuffs. The coat-is full length and the skins used are selected for their beautiful moire markiogs. Valued at $75. Sale Price $59.00 Economy Sale of High Grade Floor Coverings Carpets, Rugs, Matti;lgs, 0il Cloths, Linoleums All Greatly Marked Down During This Sale All Carpets Will Be Made, Laid and Lined Free CARPETS INGRAIN CARPET which is nearly all wool, sold regularly for 63c a yard. Sale Price 49¢ MADE AND LAID AND LINED FREE ALL WOOL INGRAIN CARPET of the best qual- ity. Always sold for 85c a yard. MADE AND LAID AND LINED FREE Sale Price 69¢c Short Lengths All Wool Ingrain—To Close Out 52c a Yard TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET in a good as- sortment of hall and stair patterns, regular price ssca yard. Sale Price 72c MADE AND LAID AND LINED FREE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET of the best grade. Ten-wire Tapestry in good line of patterns, regu- lar price 98c. . Sale Price 82c MADE, LAID AND LINED FREB MATTINGS JAPANESE MATTINGS sold regularly for 30c a yard. Sale Price 22c JAPANESE MATTINGS sold regularly for 35c a vard. Sale Price 25¢ CHINA MATTINGS, very heavy weight, sold reg- ularly for 27c a yard. Sale Price 20c CHINA MATTINGS of the highest grade, sold regularly for 35c a yard. Sale Price 26¢c Short Lengths of China and Japan Mattings Values Up to 48c a Yard Sale Price 10c FIBRE MATTINGS—New designs in fast colors, regular price 37%c a yard. Sale Price 27¢ FIBRE MATTING of the very best quality which We have always sold for 60c a yard. 5 Sale Price 49¢ Linoleum in the Economy Sale WILD'S PRINTED LINOLEUM in some very at- tractive new designs and colors, regular price 50¢ square yard. / Sale Price 42¢ WILD'S BEST QUALITY PRINTED LINOLEUM which 1s usually sold for 60c a square yard. Sale Price 49c INLAID LINOLEUMS In the attractive hard- Wood effects and also small granite patterns, reg- ular price 98c a square yard. 5 Sale Price 79¢ WILD'S BEST QUALITY INLAID LINOLEUM, a heavy floor covering Which will stand excep- tionally heavy Wwear and still look neWw, regular price $1.45 a square yard. % Sale Price $1.19 TINOLEUM DOOR MATS in size 24 by 36 inches, regularly 45c. .. Sale Price 35¢ FLOOR OIL CLOTH in all widths, regular price 25¢c a square yard. % Sale Price 20c FLOOR OIL CLOTH of the best quality in all widths, regular price 35¢ a square yard. Sale Price 28¢c Linoleum in the Economy Sale Short Lengths of Linoleum Values Up to 75c a Square Yard Sale Price 39¢c Short Lengths of Oil Cloth Values Up to 35c a Square Yard Sale Price 18c Special Prices on Rugs OF ALL KINDS DURING THE ECONOMY SALE 12 WOOL AND FIBRE RUGS, regular price Sale Price $9.45 9 by 12 BURMA INGRAIN RUGS, very heavy and reversible, regular price $13.00. Sale Price $10.95 9 by 12 SCOTCH ART RUGS, all wool and re- versible, regular price $16.00. Sale Price $12.00 9by 12 SEAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, regular price $15.00. Sale Price $12.29 9 by 12 SEAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, regular price $18.00. Sale Price $13.75 9 by 12 ALL WOOL AXMINSTERS, regular price $20.00. Sale Price $17.50 9 by 12 FORD AXMINSTER RUGS, regular price Sale Price $19.95 9 by 12 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, five frame, reg- ular price $27.50. Sale Price $20.45 9 by 12 WILTON RUGS, regular price $37.50. Sale Price $31.00 9 by 12 SEAMLESS WILTON RUGS, regular price $42.00. Sale Price $35.00 We have some remarkable values in 9 by 12 Rugs of the higher grades which are patterns discontinued by the makers. These Are Bargains. Come Early. During the Economy Sale WE ARE SELLING ALL OUR & foot 3 by 10 foot 6— all of our 6 by 9 foot Rugs and all of our 4 foot 6 by 6 foot Rugs at Special Economy Sale Prices $ 8.00 RUGS FOR §$ 6.95 $16.50 RUGS FOR $13.45 $12.00 RUGS FOR § 9.95 $23.50 RUGS FOR $18.95 $15.00 RUGS FOR $12.75 $34.00 RUGS FOR $28.50 LITTLE RUGS AT LITTLE PRICES SMALL THRESHOLD RUGS made from carpet- ing, regular prices 50c, 75c, 95c. Sale Prices 35¢, 45c¢, 55¢ 18 by 36 ALL-WOOL AXMINSTERS, price $1.25. regular Sale Price 95¢ 27 by 54 ALL WOOL AXMINSTERS in Oriental designs, regular price $2.25. Sale Price $1.89 36 by 63 GOTHIC WILTON RUGS, regular price $3.50. Sale Price $2.50 54 GOTHIC WILTON RUGS, regular price Sale Price $1.50 27 by 54 ALL WORSTED WILTONS, regular price $4.50. C; Sale Price $3.45 36 by 63 ALL WORSTED WILTONS, regular price $6.76. A Sale Price $6.25 POULTRY SHOW AT WESTERLY ARMORY Exhibitors from All Over New England —Thomas Wills Injured by Rip Saw —Funerals of Mrs. Charles P. Chap man and Mrs. Edward M. Docdge. | The annual show of County Poultry associa: Tuesday in the state armor terly and the drill shed is large to convenlently accomm the great number of high bred that are exhibited. There are eight classes in competition for that agsregate n vallue a {and it is conceded that thi i show is the lea; It is open to al petitors from adj over New England. petition and largest single-comb Rhode single comb White Le ! are forty-nine singles in the former class and gles and’ five pe; is also a large class, which in entered by W. 2 which s to be given t { the show th | weight of th ! Secretary Herbert P. | sistants have been busy f arranging for the show | Increased with the open { The judges are A. B. | college, ana A. { try department of Farm | ington. . Mr. Atherton Rhode Isiang Reds. | and games. American clas: | lana Reds, class.” Mr. | tams, water fowl the Eng! Thomas Wills, employed at the p of the Isaac Snerman company, W seriously. ir t wor a_ steam The piece contact with the s | was nearly seve | through. | ana gave 3 | was of opinion that with tention there was possib ing the thumb a his advice. Mr. Wi Island state hospit i The petition of | man Greenman settin, ment A. Griscom, noon, Judge Edw ing. Judge John W. ed that it-was e be recorded There was large at! | funeral of Mrs. Edward which was s { service being conducted liam F. Willlams, rec Episcopal church. Bend ceme J. Howard 3 Thompson, Wiiliam B. Pendleton. The funeral of Eliza A. C widow of Charles [ attended by many home in High respect to the memory of t Mr. Brown is now in his 9 ber of that church at had never severed her Mr. Brown accompanied to River Bend ce in the committal were John R. Wi Herbert Wilcox, Herbert Coy. ox, Ho Thomas W. € a The storm of Monday did censider able damage at Quonocontaug beach the sea wall at East beach b jured and washed away for a of 40 feet. Great havoc was to the cottages along owned by Mrs burg was carried {o sea, the Mrs. F. M Swartmont of T pletely demolished and tha Barrett of Providence W from its foundation and dr beach. One who have been the most severe s land and sea comb I vailed in that sec Local Laconics. the one in West beginning of the ~a Emilus Russell May Edwi evening by Rev. Jc were attended by and Mis§-Nellle Edmond Michael T. Tuesday for come head porte: hotel for the 2 He will have Westerly men, Jam Augustus _Farrell Stephen Pickov ROLLER SKATING at Valley Street Armory, Afternoe: | Tuesday and _Saturday and Evenings. Music at all sessi. Courteous attention to a " HIRAM N. FENN Willlmantle. Co: JAY M.SHEPARD : succeeding ELMORE & sHEP.AR[ funeral Divector and Embaimer 50-62 North St., Willimantic . Lady Assistane Tel. Connection @1 DR. F. . JACKSON. Deatis Painless Extracting a Filling a Specialty Stroet. - - Willim Teisphone BTre warmavy OF Fresh Fisn: o ous. Oysters and Clams. =5 S1 [DR'S HSH MARKET, 28 Narts St ~Auto Truck Movin: LONG DISTANCE WORK A SPEGIALTY Addresst P. A. WEEKS, or "Fhane $50-2, 838-12 or 254-& Willimantio Gk