Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 6, 1913, Page 8

FALLS MILL WHISTLE SILENGED Clristmts Injunction Asked by Property Owners and Agreed to by Com-|§ IS COMING—SHOP EARLY—MAKE YOUR CHOICE NOW pany is Made Permanent—To be Blown Only in Case nf{ We will gladly hold any article you may. choose Fire—Other Short Calendar Maiters. | . until Christmas. o the short calendar session of the| re Judge M A. Shumway, a | minist gued and He e e R | s s e i e ah O Sight Wl e el FE O . pertanent in the suit brought by | Shea va Gavit: on an argument of de | A large and fine assortment set in up-te- E oy b e e e | £ \téd. tn (CHTREA val RINGS, BRACELET WATC P e mee o the Bl team | il Co 0 romors fhe Shas (6 SCARF PINS, SILVER WARE," pal order was entered in this | of Connecticut Srought dgainst the Falle company | Ancwer was ordered in one wesk in PENDANTS, BRACELETS, Sac] errace, S n 8 o1 0) - Y N i i k B R S S s e R OLL=> | JEWEL BOXES, Women's and Misses™ Smart B T e | U o o sz 1 o, | LOCKETS, Gows : New Coats R | Ane= o oo o et | ORI, : e temporary ingunciion - on an appeal | AND A LARGE LINE OF OTHER JEWELRY. WERE $17.50 The Falls company Stonington se- | HULL’S DETACHABLE UMBRELLAS. enjoined under penal Dblowine premise: LSl agamsc || Our Prices the Lowest Quality Considered onington and oth “sktumoay. $11.75 black cotton with linen spliced tos, 1 a note given on heel and knee. A durable produc. % e el HARBONNEAU In this lot of oleverly designed Coats you will find tion for the acitve boy or girl. Two 0. fort-| : : welghts. Put up In attractive holo aEast Main | many bouclss, chinchillas and novelty mixtures in the et i v | n 3y rst Monday g & ; velty 3 n June. 1811, was made the limit of |§ FRANKLIN SQUARE, NORWICH, CONN. rm: ""*P;b“ °:‘°" G:“- *h';h will l:flhshhi:" SPECIAL $1.00 A BOX e the owner of the equity the neck, i " w1 ‘ later for the other de. L e e e i WOMEN'S FLEECED UNDER- latest drop shoulder sleeve. AR—A fine ribbed cotton un- derwear, warm and elastic. Long dants named. The town of Ston- = 1 tax property | ‘= 5 1 sleeve 'vests and ankle length R rd P. Freeman as permanent re- suit of the Little Falls National bank ’ o { . ; b bR Do Tizaitue | of New Tork va, William H. Tovne of omen's and Misses’ Suits Bl & T Co. of New London and four months | Norwich. The suit was on a six from Dec. 50 was given as the time for | months' note for $1,600 given on Aug. SATURDAY, SPECIAL 39 claims. The re- | 13, 1910, by Willlam H. Young to Rob- 1 to sell the assets | ert McKimmon of Litile Falls and later mise doubtful disputed | endorsed by McKimmon to the bank. W. S. Allis was attorney for the plain- for $1,915.20 | tiff and A. M. Brown for the defand- ven in the | ant. WERE $25.00 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY $17095 The style and make of theso charming Suits will surely please you—they're right up to the minute In cut, tastefully trimmed and splendidly tailored. You'll find the materials excellent and the colors the Kest. MADE ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY FOR CHRISTMAS SALE Art Goods Department BASKETS FOR FANCY WORK Just the thing to fix up for sewing ‘baskets for Christmas gifts. Brown and green baskets in three different sizes. On sale Saturday SPECIAL 10c EACH LAUNDRY BAGS all ready for use, embrojdered in colors in pink, White, green and tan, SATURDAY, SPECIAL 280 latl, Loyal Circle of King's Daughters Had | Large Patronage at Buckingham Saturday Specials Hosiery and Underwear Department CHILDREN'S “CADET” HOSE are built for wear. Made of fine Women's and Misses’ Silk Dresses || Women's White Lingerie Waists Kitchenware Department SOME BIG 250 VALUES FOR SPECIAL FOR $15 00 SPECIAL FOR $l 48 15c EACH SATURDAY o SATURDAY D TEA AND CO FEE POTS, size one and one-half Dainty Dresses of charmeuse, crepe meteor, messa- A speciai lot of very attractive voile, batiste and lawn | quarts, W \ , line, etc., which were intended for sale at $22.50. The Waists go on sale today at this figure. Not a walst ’;‘,}‘T{{EE QUART COVERBED KET a1 approach of Christmas must hasten their departure in the lot worth than $1.98 and many should sell | 1 0in ovary sAvCE PAN %h —this price will surely take them out. for $225. You'll find a good variety of styles. SATURDAY, SPECIAL EACH 150 Saturday Specials VENISE COLLAR AND CUFF SETS, all T5c values. SATURDAY, SPECIAL 50c LADIES' EMBROIDERED HAND- KBRCHIEFS, value 10c, SATURDAY, SPECIAL 5 = -=| Great Fire Sale ====-Final Reductions Holiday Notion Department TOURIST CASES — Rubber lined Cases with several compartments for tollet necessaries. Made of colored cretonnes. Value 50c. ANOTHER SMALL LOT OF THOSE $3.00 TABLES SELURDAY, seEciALicn HAIR RECEIVERS in great variety N and PUFF BOXES with plated fOP covers, Remarkable 25¢ values. ° SATURDAY, SPECIAL 17¢ Neckwear Department SOME BIG VALUES FOR SATURDAY ser of Hebrew peratic cantor a n Friday the ENTIRE STOCK RE-MARKED FOR FINAL AND ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE AS WE WILL NOT CARRY A SINGLE GARMENT OVER. EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD BY SATURDAY NIGHT. WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK WITH ALL NEW GOODS. Women'sand Misses’ Suits 28 Tailored Suits at $ 7.00 33 Tailored Suits at $11.00 ning stock represents all we have left. Your unrestricted choice at these final Clearance Prices Any Dress in the House $5.00] All Coats Now Divided Into 3 Lots For Final Glearance .00 | $12.00 al Lamb, Chinchillas, Zibelines, Boucles. Entire stock including best Coats in the house, richly lined and beautifully made, wonderful values All Furs and Fur-Coats at 13 off FORES NOTES. —_— MBEN'S HEMSTITCHED HAND- FANCY RIBEONS FOR CHRIST- KERCHIEFS, value 10c. MAS including Moire, Dresden and SATURDAY, SPECIAL 6c Ribbon Department SPECIAL LINE OF DRESDBEN AND MOIRE RIBBONS, a very large aasortment of the Iat- MANICURE SETS which Include We were able to securs a few more of these Card or Game Tables to | buffers, scissors, nail polish and file, all in leather case. A regular $1.25 value. fabric leather or felt top. The tables, which are light and strong, fold SATURDAY, SPECIAL 98¢ SATURDAY, SPECIAL 25¢ est novelties. SPECIAL 29¢ sell at this remarkable price. Fumed oak or mahogany finish with a Glove Department THE “HEROINE” KID GLOVE has that dollar look. Two-clasp length in black, white and tan shades. compactly, and each leg is provided with a rubber tip. You will have | BEADED BAGS in assorted colors. Dainty gift novelties with gilt or nickeled frames. THEY'LL GO FAST AT THIS PRICE S8ATURDAY, SPECIAL $1.39 DOLL DAY IN TOYLAND For This One Déy Only A GRAND BARGAIN IN DOLLS To inaugurate the Doll Day Event we offer an unmatched special bargain in Undressed b to come early Saturday morning if you want one, for SPECIAL 69c “LEATHERETTE,” a_fine washa- ble glove in 16-button length. S finish in white and tan, SPECIAL $1.00 ede Dress Goods Department BLACK AND WHITE CHECK DRI GOODS—A nice weight for dress skirts and one of the most popular designs of the season. A plain blac nd white check In three different sizes, 44 inches wide. SATURDAY, SPECIAL 420 REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS all qualities—all colors—all lengths. MARKED AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY Silk Department 1 MESSALINE FOR 790 A YARD, all silk, firm and lustrous A handsome silk in yeHow, pink, light ‘blue, navy, brown, cadet, black and white. SATURDAY, SPECIAL 79c REMNANTS OF SILKS—Plain and fancy silks in lengths suitable for hol- iday fancy work. Look them over— you'll ind something you waat. i Letter Carriers Dolls. If you are going to dress a doll for Christmas here’s your chance to get it at a bargain price. SPECIAL! A 24-inch Undressed Doll — opens and shuts its eyes—full jointed— Rug Department 45c PRINTED LINOLEUM, two yerds wide in a good assortment of desirable patterns. Some imitations of Inlaid Linoleums. SATURDAY, SPECIAL 35¢ 45¢ LINOLEUM DOOR MATS, very durable and suitable for kitchen or pantry. < SATURDAY, SPECIAL 34c light or dark hair—a perfect minia- ture of the real live baby. A Doll which we sell regularly for $1.25. Muslin Underwenr Dep There are seven spruces in the ice, has a continent-wide well made for your choice, SATURDAY, SPECIAL 45¢ NIGHT DRAWERS, With these on the child is never uncovered, Sizes 2 to 10. SATURDAY, SPECIAL 460 Undressed Dolls at all prices from 25c to $4.50 waste of Douglas fir, of | an enormous quantity is found Western forests, Is being used paper ulp by a mill at feld Oregon proportion to its weight, Califor- | redwood ls the strongest conifer + tested at the U. §. forest prod- | icts laboratory. . This strength is lue to its long wood fibers. Your Last Chance to Reap From This Harvest of Bargains Dressed Dolls, many styles, from 25c to $10.00 ! The Philippine buresu of forestry | reports that American and Furopean | lumbermen are trying to secure large | and regular shipments of Philppine | woods, mainly for cabinet making. pesators in Egypt are e French, | o