Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 31, 1915, Page 2

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT 423:36-1nChh e «—8alo price#1to. 4 | 52~ emmedsPIllow- Cases 4Bx36-1 rw?n?vw Cases, | ‘better qufihty—&lo price {180, ; 1 Hemme # Full sizesHemmed Bed Sheets, bleached, sbetteri-quality—Salegprice Cases—Sale-prics 230. 45x%6~inch * Hemstitched Pillow %u:-. better quality—Sale price $1x90 - Hemmed Bed - Sheets, bleached—Sale price-88c each. 81x90 Hemmed Sheets, bleached, better quality—Bale ‘price 750 each. .~ 81x99 Hemmed Bed Sheets, bleached, best quality—Sale price 89¢ each. Z "~ TOWELS AT:CLOSING SALE PRICES . Bleached:Huck Towels, size 16x36 #—Sale price:9c-each. Bleached HuckiTowels, slze18x3s, red borders—Saleiprice 1o each. Bleached Huck 'Towels, size:20x40 E lo price 14cseach. Hemstitcheqd | Damask Towels, go0d size—Sale price 59 eack. ; WHITE 'GOODS 40-inch_Unbleached Cotton, good _quality—Salet price 100 a yard, 86-inch Frudt-of-the-Loom Cotton ~+~—Sale price 9o yard. k 40-inch Nainsook, box of 12-yards . —Sale price:$1.85 a box. Jish ] “Cloth, 12-yard piece B prinee $125, $150, $175 and » §200 a cut. Women's Extra Sizes Lace Trim- aed ; Pants, >value 29c—Sale price o 2. Womer's Lisle Union Sults, all Tegular 50c value—Sale price ‘Womerfs Union Suits, lace.knee, slesveless, regular 39c value—Sale pricei27o. iMisses’ Straight Vests, with or withoutzeleeves, 18%c- value—Sale price 8o, Boys' ,Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, knee and ankle length, 25c value—Sale price 20c. New Waists '&' Voile and Hamburg Walsts I three-quarter sleeves and low Jrai—Are. priced to close ‘st Sic, 25 and $189. JapeSilk 'Waists, water-and spot- m-flufl” sleeves and ~Are priced at §198. Mull Waists, made in Jap. and country club style—Priced at'§2.50, Other Good Values In The - Ready-to-Wear Department wm misses’ - sizes—Sale: price g Jotic? Children’s : Gingham- | B . Onmedotiof Children's Dresses, age '8 #0 (14, ,plain, blue/smiddy- effect— | © Balewprice 360 each. " Oneyiot..of : ChilGrerts ; Dresses, .price 250 ench. 250 Corset. - Covers— | Bleached Turkish Towels, 18x34— Sale price 11c each, Bleached Turkish Towels, size 2¢x46—Sale price 2ic each, TExtra Heavy Bleached Turk Tov;lels, size Mxls—lul:qm'!u g each. Large size Bleached Turkish Towels—Sale price 440 each. BED COVERINGS Full size Hemmed Bed Spreads— sal:"prices 89c, $1.19, $1.39 and $1.89 eac! Summer ets—Sale prices 58¢ and 690 a pair. * Summer ~ Comforters, silkoline covers—Sale prices $148 and $1.89. SPECIAL! . Children's Rompers in white, tan or blue, fancy collars and belts—To close at 250, HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Gpie St 'net le line ack, white an T8, sample line and fully worth 50c a pair—Sale price 2% a pair. Women's “Onyx" Sample-J n Tiale: Sunen sl medinme! wairhis! i black, tan and white, that were 25c and 39c—Special 170 a pair, 3 pairs for 50c, Women's Boot Silk Hoslery, black, white and colors—8ale price 2ic a pair. ‘Women's Boat Sillc Hoslery, black only, were 50c—Sale price 35 a pair. £ Misses' Fine Ribbed Lisle Hose, in black, white and tan, sizes 5 to 9%—Sale price t1o a pair. Misses' Fine Ribbed Lisle Hose, Sale price 210 a pair, MEN’S FURNISHINGS Men's Balbriggan Shirts _and edeweri. dou]ll)la !‘sea.t and N;Q!!ZDEL\ seams, zes, re Valuo—Sale price 39 sach. Men's Bajbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Tegular 2c quality—Sale Frice 216 each. Men's Roxford Unfon Suits, knee length and sleeveless, regular $1.00 value—Sale price 79¢'a suit, gpMfen's Work Shirts in Khakl, ma. ras and sateen, black and colors— Sale price 380. = Men's Negligea _Shirts, st bosom, attached cuffs, regular’ Quality—Sale prica Soa. T 00 Boys' White and Colored Madras and Percale Blouses, military col- ors, value 50c—Sale price 42c, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Skirt and Drawer Combi: ations, all d-;intl.\y trimmed with l:e. anc Hamburg, many styles j008€e from—Sale prices 84c, $1 Qiq,., $1.89, 289 and $5.50. Corset Covers, round,-high-and V neck—Sale prices 1240, 210, 4o, 40 and 840 23¢; better~quality lace and.. :::s trimmed—Sale prices 440 and Night Gowns, plain or Hamburg ;‘q‘:‘flflfl‘-fifibpdm%mw Better Quality Night Gowns,, lace 2nd Hamburg trimmed—=Sale.prices $1.29, $1.69, $1.89, 9289 and up-to Chemises, fitted backs, lace and Hemburg trigrmed, eyelet ribbon Tun, dainty styles to-select Sale prices 44c, 840, $1.19,$1.29, $1.59 and $1.89, 45x38% -t aotP1l- e e R Mercerized" in black and white— | DRESS GOODS SECTION | COOL WASH FABRICS AT CLOSING SALE PRICES The Wash Fabrio Section Is Interesting during the closing Sals, not only because prices are lower but the large as have to select assortment you from and the lacge variety of cool patterns and colors for summer apparel. Lawn Challles—Sale price 1 bh triped Mull, nwlvl.nk. -l'fi t . G fancy Rl S Bl Fast Color American Prints, in Tt dak oatbemoln price b a yard. In Prints, good patterns—Sale s eyt Silver Gray Prints—Sale price-5c a yard. £ 27-inch Colored Lawn Organdles, value 10c—Sale price 7/%c a yard. Dt Gushin’ Eihite s 35 tan wide—Sale pi ice 100 a yard. Quality Dress. Ginghams—. Best Sale price 90 a-yard. One lot of Volile, Soisette and Crepe, value 18c and 25c a yard— Sale price 10c a yard. Crepe Gingham and Bmbrotdered Volle, %5 to 27-inch wide, vaiue 13c to 25¢ a yard—Sale price-15¢ a yard. ISR SR e t Quality Galatea, value 17c— Sale price 140 a yard. NEW VOILES FOR SUMMER DRESSES New Voile in half-inch stripes, -sheer and cool for summer dresses, 40-inch wide, blue and white, black and white and.green and White—25c a yard. yard. Reception Voile, black grounds, relieved with tiny vine figures—26c a rd, COLORED SILKS 18-inch. wide Colored Messaline, value 50c—Sale price 44c.a yard. 26-inch wide Striped Silk, value Tic—Sale price 5% a yard. 36-inch wide Colored Messaline, value $1.00—Sale price 84c a yard. 32 and 36-inch wide Colored Tub su'la value 50c—Sale price 44c a yard. TOILET Hydrox Peroxide Cold Cream— Sale price 18c. Pompelan Night Cream—Sale price 3%, Aubrey Sisters-Cream—Sale price Sheffield’s Tooth Paste—Sale price 16e, 16-ounce Peroxide Liquid—Sale price 17c, 25¢ size Dfoxogen—Sale price 17c. Borden's Malted Milk, 50c size— Sale price 37, 26c size Sulphol Napthol—8ale price 19¢, Kara Linen Envelopes—Sale price 8c a package. Violet Ammonta for bath and tatiat regular 20e value—Sale -price e. 20-inch wide Figured Silk, value - 50c—Sale price 36c a_yard. Crepe-de-Chine, black and colors, value 75c—Sale price 64c a yard. 45-inch wide White and Colored 36-inch White and Striped Tub Silk, value $1.00—Sale price 85c a yard, GOODs Kara Linen Paper—Sale price-20c a pound., Palmolive Soap—8ale price 80 a cake. ‘Woodbury’s Faclal Soap=—Sale price 200 a cake. Euuc\n’l Soap—Sale price 200 & cake. Pear’s Unscented Soap—Sale price - 120 a cake. Babcock's rylopsis Talcum Powder—Sale price 12c. Sykes' Comfort Powder—Sale price 19¢, Mennen's Borated or Talcum Pow- der—Sale price 14c. Dr, Lyen's Tooth Powder—Sale price 19c. wfuok Tooth Pewder—8ale price NOTION AND LACE DEPARTMENT 's Linen Handk efs, b B T ale price 17¢ each, . “Wo 's Soft Bleaghed Iinen mm?g;nmmheu—-sn. price 6 for 26c. Hemingways' Sewing Silk, 100- yard spool—Sale price 7c a spool. Merricl’s Darning Cotton, black end colors—Sale price 3 for 6c. Silkateen, all colors—Sale price-3 for 100, ‘Willimantle Speol Cotton—8ale price 6 spools for 25c. 40-inch Hamburg Flouncings, in ten different patterns, regular $2.00 to $3.00 quality—Sale price 98¢ a yard. Auto Caps in Shepherd checks and satin fabric—Sale prices 50c and $1,00. Sport Hats-in Palm Beach and satin fabric—8ale price 50o. Corduroy Yams for misses ana children—Sale prices 50 and $1.00. FLOOR COVERING SECTION #x13-full Five-Frame Body Brussels Rugs, all over medallion patterns, Tegular $28.50 value—Sale price $24.69, v #x12 Ten-wire Roxbury Rugs, regular §22.50 value—Sals price $17.50, 9x13 Axminster Rugs, floral patterns, regular $25.00 value—Sale price $16.08. - 9413 Nine-wire Firth and Tapestry Rugs, regular $18.50 valie—Sale Prices $11.40 and $14.69. 8-8x10-6 Five-Frame Body Brussels Rugs, all-over medallions, reghlar 326,00 value—Sale price $21.00, MATTRESSES Cotton _Mattress, regular $3.50 le price $2.69. : Combination Cotton Top Mat- fresa, two parts, rogular $5.50-quai- le price $44. Sl Floss Muttress, full rog- wtar $15.00 quality—Sale prioe §12.00, BED PILLOWS 22x28-inch Fancy Feather 3 value $2.50—Now $1.98. S 32x28-inch Slumber Pillow, 80 value—Now $2.65. = 32x28-inch Prime Geese Feath 34,60 value—Naw $3.10, o~ KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT Florence Oil Stoves Pwo-burner—8ale price $7.25. Three-burner—Sale price $10.50. Perfection Oil Stoves Two-burner—Sale price $6.38. Three-burner—Sale price $3.89, Wick Oil Stoves % ngudhxm- Florence—Sale price ‘Two-burner - F1 $150, er Wlt price Florence—S8ale-price “gn'm Amertcan—Sale prics Ice Cream Freezers u:_hg-wmunmc-wm~ Two-quart size—Sale price $1.79. Three-quart size—Sale price$2.10, Four-quart size—Sale price $2.39. Six-quart size—Salg price $3.50. L] ‘Two-burner-American—8ale price $1.10. Three-burner Ameriean — Sale price $1.65, 690, . ‘Two-burner Reliance Wickless Blue Flame Stove—Sale price $3.19. No. 9 Tin Wash Bollers, copper bottom—Sale price $1,39. No. 8 Heavy Copper+Bollers—Sale Prive 42,60, y No. 9 Heavy Copper Bollers—Sale price $279. Charles ‘A. Payne Strikes Culvert on South Coventry Road. The second auto accident to occur within a_short time at the same spo took place T Payne of Norwich, driving a Me ustained this latest accident, cylvert by the road, which it ‘Wwas overgrown with and not dis- cernible. ~Mr. Payne was turning oul for another car. Both wheels were taken off, and the. but the driver was not hurt. r wag ditched there a few weeks ago. Confer with Striking Moulders. John O'Leary, vice president of the International Moulders’ union, John Loveday, business agent, were in this city Friday afternoon m(g;nu with the striking moulders of the Van- derman Foundry company in_regard to the situation. Nothing new has de- veloped since the company gave hotice that the places of those men who did not apply as individuals before the end of this week, would be filled. New Date for Soclal. The postponed social and dance of the Willimantic American band, which was originally set for some time in July, but abandoned on account of a misunderstanding as to the availabil- ity of the pavilion, will be held next "Wednesday at Lakeside park. Re-committed to Norwich State Hos- pital. Thomas Nolan, who was brought back to this city from Hartford Thurs- day, after applying there for aid, was examined in regard to his sanity hy Drs. C. E. Simonds and J. A. Girouard Friday morning and was as a result of the examination committed to tne State Hospital for the Insane at Nor- wich, where he had twice previously been an inmate. William Moore Arrested with Stolen Wheel. Chief E, H. Richmond of the local volice force has received word of the apprehension of a young man of 18, ‘William Moore, in the city of New Ha- ven, who was arrested when trying to dispose of a bicycle, which he later admitted was stolen in this city. The machine is sajd to be black nearly new and of the kind known as “Yel- low Fellow.” The police have had no complaints of the theft of a wheel of that description. Moore said he for- merly lived in Ashford, and worked in this city at one time, . Auction Club Members Entertained. Several members of the Monday Auction club were the guests of Mrs. William P. Jordan Thursday afternoon at her cottage at Lake Wangumbaug. Among those presént were Mrs. T. R. Parker, Mrs. James L. Hiilho Mrs. G. K. 'Nason, Mrs. George F. Taylor, A Medicine Chest for 25e. In this chest you have an excellent remedy for toothache, brulses, sprains, stiff neeck, backache, neuralgia, rheu- matism and for most emergencies. One 25c bottle of Sloan’s Liniment does it all—this because these ailments are symptoms, not diseases, and are caused by congestion and inflammation. If you doubt, ask @hose who use Sloan's Lini- ment, or, better stilcl, buy a 2oc bottle and prove it. All drugsists, Constipation Causes Most llis. Accumulated waste in yi poisons, tends to produce fe: digestion. You belch gas, feel stuffy, irritable, almost eranky, It isn't you— it's your condition. Eliminate this poisonous waste by taking one or two Dr. King’s New Life Pills tonight, En- joy a full, free bowel movement in the morning—you feel so grateful, Get an original bottle, containing 36 pills, from your druggist today for 25c. Now Is Your Chance TO OWN A FLASHLIGHT "Special Prices FOR A FEW DAYS. 48c al;l_upvvard e JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Elmore & Shepara Funeral Director andEmbalmer 60-62 North St,, Willimantic Lady Assistant Tel. connection DR. F. C. JACKSON, Dentist Painless Extracting and Filling a Specialty 752 Main Street, - Willimantio Telephone HIRAM N. FENN UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER, ‘Church St, Wil B i m i £7¢" | Allce Rocheleau Rescusd from Drown- htatkc-‘tur-. a1 uz v ang Wiitred Guiibeantt. ¥ BOYS’' CASES CONTINUED, Rathbern and Lynch- Given Qpportu- nity to Get Counsel. The cases against Herbert Rathborn, 21, and Frank L. , 6t Windham, S e T el SR ns « g vere cnn;ll:\hlela g Friday mr‘fm“r': session of the ‘court morning, to pvl:uu them :: “ml’u counsel. No One Bide to Sell City fce. No bids were handed in to the wa- ter commissioners of the board of al- dermen for the comtinuance of the Robingon's tract for the the city fce iday. Four o'clock the afterncen was the time get, at the office of Corporation Counsel C. A. Capen, but no ome desired to bid. It is not likely any s , And probab) %% 2 whols nouss #t time or in lesser amounts. — 3 C. V. Train Late. The ©, Tote svia using considerable late lay, causing o - noyance at the local station. o el Brief Mention, S Miss Mary Mulligan is the guest of ! Hartford relatives. Miss Ruth Backus 1is spending a fortnight in Boston. ‘William Frishie of Norwich was a local visitor Friday. Mrs. Frank Parker and children are in Boston for the week. Mrs. Carlton White of Colchester spent Priday in this city. The Misses Ruth and Ella AcCullen are spending a week in Putnam, Mrs. M, A Balley of Hartford is spending & few days here with friends. Miss Mary Ryan of Danbury is vis- iting her aunt, Mrs. John ¥. Carr, of Ouak street. The office of C, A. Gates, who ha had Charge of the e ciaime Tor 1he New Haven road, has New Haven. - Willimantic people Hartford Friday inclu Hevrin, Miss_Magdalene R, Watrous, W, A, King, Anderson. Miss Mildred Hurley, who xm: the SHat ‘nf Mr. and Josep m ter at their cottage at Lake Wa - baug returned to het home In Frovi- dence Friday. Personals. . Charles Eaton spent Friday in Put- nam. lfl!:‘wm n tisfactorily to f! ¥, fraln for New m&o&m s:‘:"‘:' 3 ing at Lynn—VYacation Outing, of Mr. % 5 was for f N, to Ji Fuing Complalcdic Soha'le 2 [uf ins s ury, grabbed her and brought her ashore, her lungs of water ‘home.” flS"}f in the ac- Rochy w'fl a vacation trip to be it Rindge, N. H., Lowell and TEA GARDEN VISITORS Enjey Scsial Hour Under the Eims at hg«‘a Stonington Friday. - | ¢l 'k, thy hing h"v en pus! on to the ures. It is wide, - delightful retreat, these ‘x. YANTIC @ Haymakere Stir Up Big Copperhead ShakepBrief Local Notes. While Mr. Way of Franklin and oy Mvelay o T ursday rpoon, they ead enake. king a wire netting snake was mnearly three reply, & his flight to the north- west he detérmined to dells est ned 1o deliver a blow the It was 3 twilight when he mchodlnm,;:: ters “mmkupm e Im yet to -m'a the land, but a mistiness Dfl'-fi':r-lmhortmm A ained eyes as smoke from of an industrial he that “He remained above the clouds wm- in the dyh two moles marking the mouth of seeking. the river which he was o sim; nd breezy, forrid dave. © | Parat nearly inches in diameter through the thickest | °25C of its body and has been viewed A. J. Kinsman is in New York on | en business. Tke Rosen has returned from a visit in New York, Mrs. Elizabeth Zechiel is the guest of relattves in Broeklyn for twe weeks. George Shepaum of the Rockville Willimantic Electrio Light Co.'s office force is enjoying a vacation in Beston, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason of Wej- lesley are entertaining - the latters mother, Mrs. Burt Thompson, of thia clity. Pulpit Themes for Sunday—dibrary to Close for Two Weeks, Rev. J. A. Spidell's Supday morning subject at the Baptist church is Br- ror, and in the evening, The Union of the Vine and the Branches. Union Memoriais is the topic of Rev. Samuel Thatcher's sermon in the rahip. The Congregational church is elosed during Ausust, ¥ Librarian to Have Vacatien, Slater library is to he closed for two Wesks after today, when Miss Mabel Crescent Beach Thursd hm\ commandery, No. 4, P!k, Barl W, Frink and three chil- dren, of New Topdon, wers recent , e Fira, Whiting and two B of _:zudd. are guests at ‘Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Rindls of Mystio Save {m‘;‘ t guests r. and Jq'nm and William W 3 been guests at BMiss Bessle o BE ST o wives and sweethearts to R today. of Colum- hts Tem- Football Players to Be Entertained Association ette, R, L,|under th Mrs. Ball of !‘lg is the fisfl l(n\olméu ounterman. _— STORY OF ZEPPELIN AID ON ENGLAND Description of Movements of Alr- oraft Given in Detail Berlin, July 30—(Correspondence of Amociated Prosi) T4 weiter i t Cologne Gasette gives a deserip- wnnu.oll.nlflnbynlnppdm_lh- R i H i % H 7 i i b iz £ ik fhibd !8 § & il i kit H i X o ; ot i Fi arew” thetr g FHiH $ h i §Ei i el ‘E‘ar