Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 1, 1913, Page 8

Ammal . Warren Davis of the| June, was not known to the milk deal- . Connecticut Das ers until last week, and many are now %‘ o) il rymens Sopotafin in orance as to the real state of af- fairs g impression which | Although Norwich dealers are not so v ubl it 1 onvel big deal- 5 am:'e‘sl;ll; e e B TR C C R Unlike most nlec at t]ns season of the year, when price seems to be the only comxdenhon, we have adhered llrlctly to our unalterable business policy of quality 3 us newspapers of the state in | two and rloads, and caps by 0 tock arant B T b e o And e e e A and workmanship first above all else. Every article offered during our January Sale is from our regular s and carries with it our gu tee of absolute satisfaction s the ruling of the dairy com- eat loss, for all such bottles and caps beyond a doubt. joner that milk in bottles came | ira worthless under the mew ruling. - 4 er tho laws regarding Tobd 1n packs | The boities which these men have on In the matter of price we assure our patrons that never before have we offered such remarkable values as during this Sale. Our only aim now is to clear stocks. ages, requiring that the package, or e been stamped with - i this case the botile, Do stamped | the required Words AL mo cost whatso- Prices have been made accordingly. Early selections are advisable. Awith the net weight contained. At the | ever at the time of their manufacture, 3 ‘meeting of the milk dealers in Hartford | had the milk dealers known that this Aonday not one man registered any | was necessary. As it is, all such stock T DR ESS ES opposition_to the ruling of the com- | which the dealers FINAL REDUCTIONS e o whi e deal- | worthless, and they must hustle to se- | B €0 obisct in tho fact (Rt the sul- | cura mow Stemped boities before the | TO CLOSE OUT Fancy and Plain Tailored Suits, in a ) 50 | Coats in this season’s hest models, ) variety of styles and materials, va]ues\ - AT CLEARANCE PRICES | made of mixtures and other very de- ( 8 0 0 of the cammissioner, issued last P law goes into effect. sirable materials — Reduced from to $20.00—Reduced to. . ....c... ) Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits, ages and Value of Product From New London County Manufactories in 1912 Norwich. New London. er Towns. |i in splendid models, of Whipcords, Wages. Value Product.. W val Proa.| “lcotton mills ... .$1,308.000 34,175, = 0 9 Cheviots, Diagonals and other de- e e Y RERE00 o 000 sirable materials, values to SS0,00—S Smart Tailored Dresses, 'of Serges,( Eponge and Charmeuse, in very de-( Women’s and Misses’ Coats of Chin-) 5 u sirable styles and CO]OTS“REdUC‘fd\ 2 | chilla, Broadcloths, Boucle and other A from 513“00 to...cciniiiaaiil) Ll fashionable cloths, in a variety af ex»s' | 540,500 Reduced to .. cellent styles—Reduced from $30 to 000 000 Other industries 3 000 Totals .. -$3840.560 $12,475,642 Total wages, 1912 Total value of manuf models—Reduced from $25.00 to. duced from $25.00 to..... kind, values to $40.00—Reduced to, ctured product .. Fur Coats Neckpieces and uffs - HENRY STANTON RETIRES | HERTZ BROTHERS 5 AS ASSISTANT REGISTRAR FINED IN CITY COURT Y 44@s Served His District for Six Years | Found Guilty of Keeping Meat of Dis- GREAT REDUCTIONS AT CLEARANCE PRICES —Albert J. Bailey His Successor, | eased Cow and Calf. MUEES-—Reduced to....... $32.50 $25.00 .$18.50 MUFES—Reduced to..... MUFFES—Reduced to. .. 5.00 MINK DYED MARMOT COATS.......... $49.00 5.00 SABLE STRIPED MARMOT LOAIS‘ .....$65.00 Registrar »f Vote has been obliged to acc 1ation of L .Henry In the city court | Hmth ;h(is lzjduC\ ]d&)qr?]d Sung m&- " | Elegant Evening and Party Dresses, ) 5 0 ot el e | ported Corduroys, itfon roa of Silk Chiffons, Charmeuse, Velvets( §. oats of highest quality Broadclo - | cloths, Velveteens and Fine Worsteds. and Corduroys. Very attractive ( === | Chinchilla, A:trachan and Polo Cloth )/ fln i Exclusive mode only one of as C 5 7 \ + ' in the most effective models—Re-{ e L] L] SLAR]—\ : w‘i‘l“z\“‘mpt‘\ $85.00 SEAL DYED CONEY COATS.........,..$67.50 “SCARFS and MUFFS—Reduced to.. $14.50 # tles required of him in connection with <03 ¢ T SE E $15.00 &(,A\R)—\ and MUFFS—Reduced to.. .$10.50 o e e e $95.00° BRILLIANT SEALINE COATS........... $72.50 $10.50 MUEFS—Reduced to. . $ 7.50 e R s Health Omoer br. N. 5. Lonis $150.00 HUDSON bf:AL CO‘U ----- v ... $100.00 s 850 MUFFS—Reduced to. .$ 5.50 e well ana favorably known as an el e z T 2% Assortment includes Genuine Lynx, Eastern and Jap - atiorney at lax and comes o the ofice | $50.00 PONY (,OAIS, very flat skms. R ok % 93000, Mink, Black, Sable and Pointed Fox, Raccoon, Iceland Fox, oy ¥ 4 $65.00 HIGHEST GRADE PONY COATS........ $45.90 Opossum and Black Hare. i _ George E. BE-’“‘""' Jr., of “;hibaker A avenue is spending o week in Webster, p M; ., wi is asin, Mrs. uis R e i PLUSH AND ASTRACHAN COATS , 5 — EXCEPTIONAL, VALUES SOOGEDCEOHIDD | e asrane Salt’s Genuine ““Sealetle” Plush Coats, smart mgdel, with large rolling) Best quality Astrachan Cloth Coats, Skinner’s satin-lined throughout, em-) " shawl, collar and deep turn back cuffs, lined with quilted 5<llm in mh ] 5 bellished with magnificent silk frog and novelty l‘mmn\—t\vu xplmdni 4 shades—Reduced from $25.00 to....... models—Reduced from $20.00 to..... The Uncas National Bank il S e the meat ertz said he was ‘ seeomres o THE MANHATTAN, : and Enemies (it it has any) | Z7% 5 0L | 121-125 MAIN STREET } in the sto g The Leading Store in Eastern Connecticut Devoted Excm sively to Men’s, Women’s and Children’s PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR | ' ¥° i 4= STONINGTON SELECTMAN i BOCSEOISIGDGE REMAINS IN OFFICE. Henry H. Stahle Sustained by Judge Shumway. Wearing Apparel WANTED. LEGAL NOTICES. with a Course of Busi- | (vimici sevonTor e reZporiin 113 | The Flrst . J had th bal s ness or Shorthand Train- unted, on the disprited 1 the petition g wetsmms | National Bank Norwich Employes of J. P, Barstow & Co. Pre- sented Him With a Chimes Clock. B L] experienced , Box 71. R, Jania No. 458 J. AYLING i Prentice, lat 1 i designing | Inquire Ferguson & Charbonneau gl FRANKLIN SQUARE | it by counsel and filed | will sell you a fine 17 Jewel | Adjusted | HAMILTON | Watch in the Best 25-year Filled Case for s 2 5 u 0 . Monument. INEW YEAR'S | Momiiiiece Telephone. near Franklin Sa. EXTRAVAGANCE. by no means to exper and busine: to produc elthe, mme industries. NORWICH, CONN. On Tuesday George S. Byles severed | . period of token of the preser handsome chimes e presentation was made by Charles Gl - ee - SEB0NE WEDDING. ¥ e || Stirplus and Undivided Profits, $109,000 | on sssn o GREETINGS | 3 If you start now you can SLiora son of e dui | St S, 2k = e e g finish a course by the end ||t Wiy L e i The Glad Hand | You Dwe it To Your r‘satl! of Bridgewater, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. O. W. that place. The officiat- ergyman was Rev. Henry W. for many yvears pastor at gewater and it because of the - | will be extended to all friends and p. trons Wednesday morning, Jan. 1, from 9 to 12 o'clock. (S. P. KEPPLER & SON of the school year. OFFICERS: FRANKLIN S. JEROME, President Winter term begins Overlund | VA A0n | e > ml &h;,.."}%::“ e C. LESLIE HOPKINS, Cashier . GEO. A. KEPPLER, Prop. 3 the cefemony. They % , Conn. = Write, ’phone or call. §|ictt for New York after the sredd: AR ashier i Shw ! b and are to reside in Hartford, whers EDWARD H. TIBBITS, Asst. C LEGAL NOTICES. | ATRTY: Mr. Holt is a ul insurance man. = DU ‘N S Pfl ARMAL\ NOTICE W. E. CANFIELD, 50 Ma Street hot and col DIRECTORS: Proprietor Thamir — > DANIEL B. SPALDING 2 i|FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY 4, Miss Winitred Welles is the suest of JAMES B. SHAI\\iNO'N LOST AND FOUND. we sell Best Grade of Catthn, = Totars 1o IEN O sMORE T e o : s T e FRANCIS J. LEAVENS [ e Sl Peanut Butter e e Sl e HNOEs ! 51 Harold H. Thresher sailed for - FRANKLIN S. JEROME g = it e ROBERT W. PERKINS 10¢ pound Miss Dorothy Jones and Miss C. LESLIE HOPKINS ot (m"”n.:.m to pay high price Jones of New Hartford are gu Mr, and Mrs. James L. Case of W ter, the children 1 ery Bev = X CHAS. AMOS JOHNSON i vomio ery Futrer, th CHAS Lol ol gy P K ARTHUR J. DAWLEY United Tea Imoorters Co SEND THAT ORDER TO i rece | oSt oierom, b WLV BY RS : “ebanon, in sald x_wmnct a. a. e arerubtion n Said FRANKLIN SQUARE, s prior to the RALLION BEFORE 8.30. i | |, STORE CLOSED AT 10 Letters of Credit and Foreign Drafts Issued, also l e Administ Over Somers Bros, NEW LIGHTS can be readily Installed in your nsacti ® 28 e readily inatalled in your|] Total Transactions .of the New Year by. using electricity. 1t (I Norwich National Banlis U USE ELECTRICITY For Past Ten Years “pow. we can furnish you with % 3 whatever, supplies you may need. [} 1903 . $126,000,764. 42 z - . 59,1 1 . . g e R R T 57 291 q American Bankers’ Association Travelers’ Checks, R LR T | Bt e spgiiaiis [ Available in All Parts of the World. 5 - . and youll find We can save you ~ money. R wich Electric Co. 674 _ 490 Franklin Street Don’t tinker with your WATCH or CLOCK. y ?| Seud postal or phone 377-2 for L cald tim and p t day of Decem- | CLEGG, Practical Watchmaker, 4 this order in some hewspaper Washington St., City, who will call o ctrenlation in said Distriet = e deliver ard guarantee ail repairs. fj o the: public NEWMARKET HOTEL, Over 10 years' bench experien 715 Boswell Ave. = = = = = First-class Wines, Liquors and Clgars. Meals anl Welch Ravebit served to! djum be order. Jobm Tuckie Prop. Tel. i3-& ing columas of Depositary of the United States, State of Connecti- cut, County of New London; Town and City of Norwica. interested Zour Srugsiat will xofund money 1f | PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any Jase of Itching, Blind, Bleeding. or Protrading Piles tn 6 to 13 days. - 5oc. where the WHEN you want to plt your busl lxnm‘((‘ return ness bafore the public, thiere is no me- through the advertis- ing columus of The Bulletin 1anid wiven. ALBERT &