Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 8, 1914, Page 8

Bt S thinil tuval outing af the ann 01 o he HWastern Connecticut Business Men's, Which is to be held at This year the committee is extreine- Iy _desirous of avoiding this. The same attendanc g0 to Willimantic by trolley or In Willimantic the visitors will be taken to Storrs by autos provided by the Willlmantic Business Men's as- mociation. In New London a personal canvass is to be made of the business men, and meny of them will join with the other associations in the day off. The programme Will be as follows: From 11 to 2 there will be inspection fi‘hfl grounds and buildings, base- IG“ other sports. ner will be served at 2 o'clock in the college dining hall, musig being by Hickey’s orchestra; The post prandial exercises will include an address by President Beach of the ‘Willimantic Business Men's association and five minute talks by representa- tives of the associations of the Eastern Connecticut Business Men's associa- tion. The outing will afford the visitors a magnificent, opportunity to inspect the college and witness the splendid work that the state institution is doing for the agricultural interests of Gonnecti- cut. The athletic grounds of the col- lege have been placed at the disposal of the visitors, and tennis and other | outdoor sports will be in order. e ——— AMATEUR PRESSMEN BANQUET Visiting Delegates to Annual Conven- n Guests of Nerwich Association at Wauregan—California Girl Elected President. The visiting délegates to the 18th annual convention of the United Ama- teur Preas association of America be- ing held in this city this week were guests of the Norwich association at a banquet at the Wauregan house on y evening at 8 o'clock. The following menu was served in one of the private dining rooms: Teed Canteloupe. Friea iiet of 86 WP““ of Bole, te. oflandai Dressed Lettuce. French Cream, Assorted Flavors, Fanoy. Cake. . Demi Tasse. Vincent B. Haggerty acted as toast- master and tHe following toasts were offered: Term in the United, Ernést H. Morris; Editing an Amateur School N Gerald Macomber; United's Future, Sidney H. Whipple: Unite@'s Year Books, W, Paul Cook; The Norwich Amateur announcing laureate winners of the year was presented. The report was accepted and ordereq placed on file. The elec- tlon of officers to serve the coming year then took place as follows: 5 @ !I’realdem.—lflu Edna Thorne, Napa, al. Vice Presidents—C, Ben. Miss lda Ostlund, Secretary—Edgar Rowell, Wash. Treasurer—Victor Pedroni, Califor- Morgan, Seattle, nia, Official Editor—B. D, M. B - ., orris, Bridge. % Laureate Recorder—Miss Rose Ba. er. - Eastern Manuseript Man: Ray- mond_ Williams, Norwich. g FS estern Manuscript Manager—W. Roy Christian. o Historian—William ~ J. ‘Washington, R. I Directors—W. Paul Clemence, Cook, Athol, Mass, George Billheimer, Bethlehem, Pa. V. Haggerty, Bridgeport, The report of the resolution com- mittee by C. Benjamin Morgan was presented and the resolutions were presented and ordered placed on file. The meeting adjourned to Laighton's ;vnne:: oo nlctuhre was taken and e afternoon they atten Dl’rv:‘t theatre, 4 s e next meeti; will be h g ng eld at Koo AR SR Staford Company Incorporates. The following certificate of incor- poration was filed on Monday at the Secretary of state’s office, Hartford: Cyril Jobnson Woolen company of Stafford, to manufacture and sell all | Klods of woolen' goods, cavitel stock | iuuo,ooo_.n!u xmou. dIncorporatorl. t lexander I Mitchell and Susie Mitch- Stafford el of E) & o prings .nd RcmeG. S i oo Tt 2 Tri Kappas Buried the Cat. ! During the . A , and a stray one, while the cat was property of Frank Cranston. The B i who e o o w! in the vicinity. g i To Study in Gln‘nlny. sailed Friday for Eu- ‘where she will spend a month in in Hanove 8peeding Unheard of Here. forwich has a motoreycle police- such efficient COME IN THIS WEEK Hundreds of Bargains for the Early B | ‘Summer mel-'chandise has reached the lowest price le\\'el, and these price finals will place in the hands of the thrifty buyer 'merchandise of the most wanted kinds at the lowest of genuine bargain prices. COME IN TODAY AND SAVE MONEY We call them “remnants’ and “odds and ends,” but théy’re more than that--they’re many of the choices: and best bits of Summer merchandise which must make way for incoming goods. most of it--it’s worth while. - Trimmed Hats AT GIVEAWAY PRICES We've only thirty-six of these pretty Hats left, Hats which were formerly priced from $5.00 to $8.00 each, and were cheap at those prices. In the lot you'll find White Hats, Black Hats and Colored Hats, all of them of the very latest shape and style. Now $2.39 SEVERAL 0DD LOTS FROM THE THIRD FLOOR TO BE DISPOSED OF AT LITTLE PRICES LINGERIE WAISTS—Odds and ends of various ) of Lingerie Waists have all been grouped under this one price. Principally low neck and short sleeve models with a sprinkling of high neck designs. In the lot you will find all sizes from 34 to 42— TO BE 59 SOLD FOR C NG SACQUES—An odd lot of Dressing Sacques of attractive appearance in silver grey, navy and cadet blue.” Pretty stripe pat- terns made up with turn-over collars and long sleeves. Sizes 34 to 46— SOLD FOR 42c W S SWEATERS-—Here's an odd lot of $3.00 Sv ers which ake room for othe: arments. Plain white and several colors, the Sweaters being oprincipally of high turn-over collar design al- though some show the roll collar— SOLD FOR $1.48 e ———————————————————————————————————————— 0DD LOTS AND REMNANTS FROM THE DRAPERY SECTION SHORT LENGTHS OF MUSLINS, SCRIA lengths up to 8 yards: Values up t 3%¢ SCRIMS, MADRAS AND LACES in yard......... - -.SPECIAL 19¢ 20c SCRIM AND MADRAS-—some with colored border..SPECIAL 16¢c 25c AND 30c SCRIMS with hemstitched and dolored borders, also white and €cru madras SPECIAL 19¢c 2 AND 3 PAIR LOTS OF CURTAINS LACE,® SCRIM, MADRAS, NOTTINGHAM AND NOVELTY BRAID CURTAINS INCLUDED IN THIS LIST OF ODD LOTS. THEY'RE ALL BIG BARGAINS. AND MADRAS in -.SPECIAL 12/5c to 3% a Vaules $1.00 to $ Values $1.50 to $2.00 Values $2.25 to $3.00 Values $3.50 to $4. Values $4.50 to $6.00 .SPECIAL( 8% -SPECIAL $1.29 -SPECIAL $1:98 .SPECIAL $2.98 --SPECIAL $3.98 All Drapery and Linoleum Refimants at Special Prices 0DD LOTS OF COLORED WASH GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES 7c CALICO 8¢ APRON GINGHAMS . 10c MUSLINS in dark grounds and fast colors ..SPECIAL 4c 10c’ DRESS GINGHAMS SPECIAL 7Yc 123%c DRESS GINGHAMS including Bates, Red Seal and A, F. C.— SPECIAL 9¢ 15¢ RIPPLETTE—soft finish and requires no ironing.,..SPECIAL 11c 15c CREPE-DE-NAVARRE in very preity floral designs— X% EPECIAL 10c 25c and 33¢ WASH GOODS_ OF ALL KINDS including - silk checks, striped ratine, etc. ; .SPECIAL. 9¢ SUPERIOR RAMIE LINON—34 inches wide and sold everywhere for 19c¢ , SPECIAL 15¢ COSTUME CREPES which may be launflered perfectly without ironing. This quality usually sold for 1%c a yard........ SPECIAL 15c :SPECIAL 5V ..SPECIAL 6l4c - ODD LOTS OF WORTHY GARMENTS GO IN THESE PRICE FINALS AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS CHILDREN'S ONE-PIECE WASH DR#SSES in pretty striped and check designs. For youngsters from 6 to 12 years old. Value $1.19 69c 98¢ FINE LAWN HOUSE DRESSES—an odd lot of dainty $1 23 - WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES—Dresses which would be cheap at $1.39. Well-made Dresses of percale end fine ginghams ... Striped House Dresses in value as high as $1.98. While tHey Jabt ‘they Z0. Bb $E8B..L visiiievciercrncsrsinannsa fine figured lawn, made up.in very attractive models. All WOMEN'S FINE WASH DRESSES—solid color linene and $1 98 $3.00 values ....ceieiceiinnee tecesesessescacitarssctssensne - one of a kind but in the lot you'll ind many good styles and good materials. Values as high as 3$20.00........... WOMEN'S AND MISSES'’ WOOL SUITS—there’s only $12 75 . WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS—the coat is the proper thing for beach wear this year. Here we offer several 7 styles and colors worth $9.98 for. colors in values as high as $6.00. For children from 6 to CHILDREN'S COATS—a good variety of pretty styles and $3 95 o 12 years A SPECIAL SALE OF WILLOW ROCKERS WHICH WERE JUST RECEIVED These Rockers were delayed in shipment and reached us so late that'we do not care to hold them in stock. We are therefore going to SELL THEM AT A SACRIFICE PRICE. Received last Friday, they must go out today READ THIS BARGAIN LIST $3.50 LADIES’ WILLOW ROCKER—natural white with shellac finish. Has roomy seat, wide back with heavy roll— -+ SPECIAL PRICE $2.75 $3.75 LADIES’ WILLOW ROCKBER—In natural white or the latest “Baronial Brown.” A very attractive chair built to withstand hard SPECIAL PRICE $3.15 $4.00 WILLOW ROCKER of larger design than the foregoing. Has very deep willow front and is one of the most substantial and com- fortable designs we carry. Natural white or Baronial brown— SPECIAL PRICE $3.39 $6.00 BARONIAL BROWN ROCKERS with back and seat upholstered in brown leather. Chairs which are handsome and remarkably strong— SPECIAL PRICE $4.98 $5.00 ROCKER IN A MAN'S DESIGN—Iit's a roomy chair with a com- fortable look—one of those rest compelling chairs which go well with a good cigar. Finished in Baronial Brown— SPECIAL PRICE $4.39 THE SAME CHAIR WITH CRETONNE CUSHIONS OF TIONAL DEPTH. REGULARLY PRICED AT $6.50— .SPECIAL PRICE $5.75 usage— EXCEP- MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Slightly Mussed and Soiled During Sale This is underwear of the highest grade whose appearance alone has been damaged by being handled during sale. We will now sell it at reductions of from-— 2 1-3 to 12 + CHILDREDX Better make the Laces and Embroideries AT GIVEAWAY PRICES Remnants of Lace Flouncings, values 98¢ to $2.50 Short lengths of Camisole Lace, values 45¢ to 75¢ Odds and Ends of Linen and Val Laces, values 12V5¢ to 18¢c s Remnants of Embroidered Flouncings, values 98¢ to $2.25 Remnants of Lace and Embroidered Allovers, values 98¢ to $4.50 . Short Lengths of Laces and Embroidered Bands, values 25c¢ to $1.50 Now Half-Price CHILDREN’S COATS AND HATS To Be Closed Out At Special Sale Prices CHILDREN'S DRESSES, BOTH COLORED AND WHITE, S S WHITE UNDBERSKIRTS WHICH ARE SLIGHTL 1-3 to 1-2 Off MUSSED— TO CLOSE OUT MANY LINES OF '~ MEN’S SUMMER WEAR 10c COTTON SOCKS in medium weight, black or tan— SPECIAL 7c A PAIR; 4 for 25¢c 12%c¢ COTTON SOCKS of medium weight, black or tan— SPECIAL 9c A PAIR; 3 for 25¢ LE HOSE with high spliced heel and double sole... o ae -SPECIAL 17¢c; 3 for 50c 50c PURE THREAD SILK HOSE with colored clocks...SPECIAL 33c %50 SUSPENDERS .SPECIAL 17¢c 26¢ MBRCERIZED LI 50c SUSPENDERS.. ...SPECIAL 31c 75¢ NEGLIGEE BHIRTS in the coat style with attached cuffs, sizes 1£~to 17 . SPECIAL 58¢c $1.00 and $1.25 GLIGEE AND OUTING SHIRTS—coat style with attached soft or laundered cuffs.,....... feeecieenas SPECIAL 7% $1.50 HIGH-GRADE OUTING SHIRTS, sizes 13% to 18. Coat style with” soft cuffs 5 SPECIAL 98¢ OUR BEST $2.00 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, made of imported shirt- ings, coat style with soff cuffs ‘eseeee.SPECIAL $1.15 3%¢ NAINSOOK UNDERWEAR, sleeveless shirts and knee drawers - .SPECIAL 27¢ $1.50 OUTING SHIRTS, made of Oxford cioth with attached col- cseeteenesscee ceererescsssensea...SPECIAL 98e DERWPAR, light weight, abserbent and cool, cesemeriecscrestessacbasnivasane -....SPECIAL 19¢ SPECIALLY PRICED MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL INTEREST THE HOUSEKEEPER REMNANTS OFCOTTCNS BOTH BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED PUT OGN OUR COUNTERS AT THE LOWEST SALE PRICES. A FEW 25c PILLOW CASES LEFT—only one size—42 dy 383%— \ SPECIAL 1% EACH SPECIAL 20c SPECIAL 21c 36-INCH PILLOW TUBING. 42-INCH PILLOW TUBING 45-INCH PILLOW TUBING. $2.50 SATIN BEDSPREADS. REMNANTS OF CRASH—TABLE DAMASK AND WHITE GOODS WILL ALL GO AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES 7c TURKISH TOWELS . :::glAL :’e 25¢ TURKISH TOWELS . .. 1AL 17¢ PEC! SALE OF WHITE RATINE R SUIT PATTERNS with handsome embroid- Only in pattern length. This popular weave ered border and embroidered band to match. These patterns were in- tended for sale at $15.00 each—they go mow, for z Just Half Pnee—z'l.SO