Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 15, 1918, Page 7

WE soLierr m ‘HML; customers. In prepar PRICES. hand, 100 Huck dozen Hemmed Cotton Towels — Sale price 25 dozen=Huck Tose did qualify, value aOcfllh price .. v All Lk {Crash ‘Toweling in_remmants of 1-vard and upwards_¥ilue 25c and $oo— price a vard:. o 108 dozen < Hemmed Mer- cerized ‘walue l5c— Sale price_eaeh 1 g 10 wertiand white, short sleeves, ankle length, 1 to 17—Special price 01 19 a suit, value in practically compiete assortment of sizes and qualities. GEE SHIRTS AT $1.10 | with good prospects that they will be In should be of interest snappy patterns—Sp: Sheetings—Pillow Cases-—Sheets During the Cottage Sale we offer our entire stotk on hand ofw SHEETINGS IN ALL WIDTHS PILLOW CASES IN ALL SIZES SHEETS IN ALL SIZES N 4 4 Hefimed Grocket Bedspreads at $1.98 Just 100 Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads, standard grade and full sizé—these are regilar $2.75 value at $1.98 each. Tom!s, Towéling and Table Linens 58-inch Mercerized Satin Damask, in five designs—Sale price a yard. 70-inch Satin Damask, in a good assortment of patterns, value $1.00—Sale price a yard 72-inch Bxtra Heavy Im- ported Satin Damask, splen- did justre and very durable, value $1.50—Sale price a yard 60-inch Bates' Turkey Red Damask, in 2, 23% and 3-yard lengths—Sale price a yard... TROUSERS, $5.95 SUITS AT $21.50 SEE HOSIERY, 29c A PAIR white, gray and Palm Beach, made ial price 29¢ a pair, $1.65 a box of six, SUITS AT $1.19 e | BUSINESS. ALL »QRD!“ BY MAIL WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENquN SAT- ISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Siletautal Shesii-on-Sheetings, Pillowr Cascs,: Shocts, Bedspreads, Blankets, Etc. Blankets-All Grades and Sizes In many stores there is a scarcity of Blankets owing to market conditions and due to governmeht demands blanket manufacturers are not in a posis tion to accept any ‘orders for blankets. n for the Cottage Sale we bought a hig stack of Blankets months 396 afid during this sale we will offer— STAPLE COTTON BLANKETS STANDARD WOOLNAP BLANKETS FINE WOOL BLANKETS : AND THE PRICE§ ARE ACTUALLY LOWER THAN TODAY'S WHOLESALE at 20 to 30 per cent. less than today's regular prices, This includes such well-known makés as Salem and Pequot Sheetings, Pillow Cases and Sheets and these prices will be maintained only to the extent of stock on $1.19 T5¢ EN'S STORE || Trousers, guarantbed ALL-WOOL, made pecial price §6.95 a pair, regular value 00 Men's al price $1.10. saving period-at this store, worthy of the consideration of every householder. “Although: prices on every line which enters into this sale have greatly advanced dur- ing the'past year—arid they are still going up——yet by advantageous buying and months of planning; fogether with a generous cutting down of our regular profits, we are able to con- duct‘flfilfllfl flfissehson, as usual, and ‘at prices which mean substantial savings for our HOUSEHOLD MIXED PAINTS Odds and ends of colors to ba closed out regardless of cost, House Paints, Floor Paints, Enam- els and Varnish Stains. % pint cans, regular 20c—Now sc. “Pint_cans, regular 3%¢—Now Quart cans, regular Tic—Now LUNCH AND PICNIC BASKETS Two Handles and Covered 5-inch wide, T-deep, 9 long, at_15¢c. * 7-inch wide, 9 deep, 11 long, at 25¢c. 9-inch wide, 10 deep, 13 long. at_35c. 10-inch wide, 11 deep, 15 lonig, at_3%c. 11-inch wide, 12 deep, 17 long, 5! at 50c. TOILET PAPERS OMEGA CREPE TOILET PAPER in rolls or flat packages 16c. 32¢. Reguiar 5 at 7 for 25¢ “Glencho” Fine-Crepe, 10¢ a rolly 3 for Z5¢ “Ride Fibre” Crepe, 3 for 27c. Japanese Tissue, pure tissue, rackage, 10c. “Moosehead” Pure tissue, 3 rolls 27c. SCREEN DOORS STAINED 2 feet, 6-inch wide by 6 feet, 6- ;;Lzh‘, long, regular price $1.6—Now 2 feet, '8-inch wide by 6 feet, 8- gm‘h long, regular price $1.7 Now _| % feet, 10-inch wide by § feez, 10- inch long, regular price $1.89—Now $1.47. 2 feet wide by 7 feet long, regu- lar price $1.98—Now $1.57. IRONING BOARDS AND STANDS STEINFELD'S IMPROVED size board and stand, made S0 board can.be raised to put skirts wnder, regular $1.75 valie— Special $1.59. FLOOR PUSH BROOMS with long handles, bristle and fibre mixed brush, regular values up to $1.50, at 98c. SOME OF OUR LEADING HOSIERY VALUES At 26c—Women's Black Gauze Lisle Hosiery, second quality of 3Mc grade. At 28c—Wamen's Black Combed Cotton Hosiery, gauze weight, Ipswich make. At 29c—Women's White Combed Cotton Hosiery, gauze weight, Ipswich make. At 38c—Women's Black Sili Lisle Hosiery, gauze weight. At 39—Women's White Silic Lisle Hosiery, gauze weigh®. At 39c—Women's Black Silk Hos- iery, lisle tops. At 59c—Women's Black Bursen Silk Hosiery, all sizes. At 5%c—Women's White Eurson Silk Hosiery, all sizes. EXTRA SPECIAL HOSIERY VALUE 1,200 pairs of Women's Silk Hos- iery, FULL-FASHIONED, in all the colors that are so fa: this season—on sale at 88¢c a Pair Our regular $1.00 grade. 1r Annual Sale of Cottage Fu'rmshlngs and Household Needs Saturday, June 15th, and Continue up to and Including Saturday, June 22nd —HIGHT DAYS OF REMARKABLE VALUES. IN HOUSEHOLD NEEDS— W an mw event of much importance, looked forward to and waited for, by hun- ___dreds of:prudent housekeepers who know by past experiences that it is a money- THE merchandise involved will be found in our Basement Departments and on Third Floor—Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Toweling, Pillow Cases, Sheets, Bed- ] REMEMBER—WE DELIVER FREE ANYWHERE IN CONNECTIGUT ALL PURCHASES AMOUNTING TC $500. PARCEL POST SERVICE BRINGS THE STORE TO YOUR DOOR. OF FAM[LY INTEREST Remember—this is a sale of house- hold needs, something whigh in- terests every family. 5 spreads, Blankets, Rugs, Linoleum, Matting, Curtains, Kitchen Utensils and other House- Every housekeeper in and around Norwnch——every cottage owner, hotel hold Needs. and boarding house proprietor is interested. "able goods at extremely low prices—practically every needed article for the home at an emphatic reduction from regular prices. Remember this sale will hegin Saturday, June 15th, and will continue up to and mcludmg It is an extraordinary offering of season- Saturday, June 22nd—eight days of remarkable values in practically every household need. KITCHENWARE FOR SUMMER COTTAGE OR HOUSEHOLD N EEDS SOAPS AND POWDERS No Saaps sold at these spec prices unless purchases from other parts of the department amount to 50c or more.- Limited amount to a custamer, “Hammer” Soap, regular §c a bar, a t 5c, “White Cloud” Scap, 6c a bar, at o “Balloon” Soap, regular 6c a bar, at Se. “Pearl” White Seap, floats, at 6e. Grandma's Washing Powder— Small size at 5¢ a package. Large size at 19¢ a package. Lighthouse Cleanser, 5¢ a box, 95,Japo” Cleanser, 5c'a box, § for 5. SWIFT'S PRIDE LAUNDRY SOAP Special at 5c a bar CARPET BEATERS An extra beater, steel wire, het- ter ‘than usual, regular Extra heavy kind at 23c. Light weight, copper wire, at 12a. COPPER BOTTOM WASH BOILERS Xo. § size, regular $3.00—Now at $2.69. No. 9 size, regular $3.2 $2.79. GALVANIZED BOILERS No. 8 size—very heavy—Special at $2.75. ALL COPPER BOILERS No. § size—heavy copper—Special at $3.98. No. 9 size—heavy eopper—Special at $4.39. MISCELLANEQUS NEEDS WET WASH BASKETS 10-inch deep, 18 wide 27 regular $1.49—this sale $134. 10-inch deep, 19 wide, 29 regular $1.39—this sale $1.44. 11-inch deep, 20 wide, 31 regular $1.63—this sale $1.54. These are our regular stock, well built Splint Wash Baskets. CLOTHES DRYERS 9 arm, 3 fold, wood, Floor Dry Racks, regular §5c—Special at 57c. 12 arm, 3 Fold Racks, ag above, regular H.Ol)-—Specinl at 89c. —Now at long, long, long, value $1.50 and $1.75. These Waists a WOMEN’S WEAR Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Waists These Are All Very Special Values WOMEN'S FINE SUITS AT $15.00 In this offering of Women's Suits there are a number of very smart models, in navy, tan, Pekin blue and fafhionable checks—choose now at $15.00, former prices $25.00 to $40.00. WOMEN'’S $1.75 SKIRTS AT $1.00 Women's White Wash Skirts—a few smart madels, with neat style pockets and belts—5 dozen in the lot—while they last we offer them at $1.00, WOMEN’S DRESS SKIRTS AT $5.00 Just a small lot of Women's Dress Skirts—in Silk Stripes, Plain Colored 8ilk Poplin and Wool Plaid—these are very s WOMEN'S TAILORED WAISTS AT $2.00 of Colored Linen, with smart collars and Striped and’ Plaid Voiles, with novelty collars and vest effects at $2.00, regular price GEORGETTE CREPE DRESSES AT $21.50 Women's Georgette Crepe Dresses, handsome models, trimmed with beads and embroidery at $2150—for Dresses that usually sell at $25.00 to $35.00. 100-PIECE DINNER SET SPECIAL This is another great bargain in Dinner Sets. They are net firsts but seconds. We bought them to sell at half the price of first quality sets. They -are just the thing to take down to the beach or to the summer cot- tage. The set comprises the fallowing: 12 Pie Plates or Bread and Butte: 13, Tea Plates, 12 Dinner Plates, Soup Plates, Ten-inch mmxer. Long Vegatable Dish, Sugar and Cover, Tea Cups, Sauce: 1 Sauce Boat, 100 pieces in ajl—value of a first quality set would be $21.30. Will gell 25 sets at the special price of $10.98 for 100 Pieces BREAD MIXERS AND RAISERS Magde of X charcoal tin, remov- able handle, clamp to fasten to the table— . 12-quart size, 3 to 7 loaves, reg- ular $2.89—this sale $2.49. 14-quart size, 3 to 10 loaves, rez- ular $3.25—this sale $279, 42.PIECE DINNER SETS This is a bargain special and, could not be obtained at the present time. Dinnerware is almost unob- tainable. Floral decoration, gold lines. Sets pieces: — comprise the Ionowingl Tea Plates, Dinner Plates, Handled Tea Cups, Saucers, Fruit Dishes, Butter Chips, Ten-inch Platter, Vegetable Dish, Bowl, Creamer, Sugar and Cover. Forty-two pleces in all, regular value is $3.90. This sale only $3.98 L cial value at $5.00. COMPANY Floor Coverings--Draperies Curtain Scrims and Marquisettes, in white, cream and ecru, plain and with fanecy borders— At 18¢ a yard, regular price At 21c a yard. regular price ‘At 29¢ a yard, regular price 18¢ 25c e Cretonnes for all purposes, in a wide range of attractive designs and colorings: At 33¢c a yard, value 3% | At 45¢ a yard, value 5% Curtain Rods, standard kinds, at 10c, 12//4c, 25¢c and 33e. Two Extraordinary Curtain Values One lot of Scrim Curtains— these were bought manths ago, regular value §: a pair .. Madras Curtains, with pretty rastel colorings, in pink, gold and blue. value 3$2.00—Sale price a pair,. Small-size Rugs at Special Prices HIT AND MISS RAG RUGS AT THESE PRICES— At 39¢, value 45 At 590, value §9 | At 79, value 83c RAG RUGS WITH PRETTY CHINTZ BORDERS IN ALL COLORS— Size 24x36 at $1.00 | Size 30x80 at $2.00 Size 27x34 at $1,69 | Size 36x72 at $298 SMALL-SIZE AXMINSTER RUGS AT THESE PRICES— Size 18x36 at $1.59 Size 27x54 at $3.25 Size 22x36 at $1.75 | Size 36x72 at $5.75 Size 36x72 Matting Rugs at 39¢, value 49c Large-size Rugs at Special Prices Crex Rugs, vize 6x9 feet at $6.95, value § 7.00 Crex Rugs, size $x10 feet at $8.25, value § 9.50 Crex Rugs, size 9x12 feet at $9.50, value $11.00 Wool and Fibre Rugs, 6x9 feet—Special price $ 7.50 Wool and Fibre Rugs, 8x10 feet—Special price $1075 Wool and Fibre Rugs, 9x12 feet—Spacial price $12.25 ® Linoleums at Special Prices Pro-Linoleum at 55¢ a square vard, value 7ic Printed Linoleum at 85c a square yard, value $1.00 Fibre and China Mattings TFibre Mattings, small designs, in pink, blue and tan colorings— Special price a yard ieen ' e Best quality China Matting, in an excellent assortment—Special price a yard Special Millinery Values ALL OUR WOMEN’S FINE DRESS HATS REDUCED Women's Fine Dress Hats, including Gage Hats and’ Pattern Hats from our own workroom—Hats that ffirmerly sold up to $19.50, re- duced mow to $6.85 WOMEN’S DRESS HATS AT $1.98 AND UPWARDS Wamen’s Dress Hats, in a number of smart models and fashionable color- ings—Special values at $1.98, $2.98 and up to $4.85. WOMEN’S TRIMMED SAILORS AT $1.85 Women's Trimmed Sailors, in all the latest shapes and mewest colorings, all at $1.85, former prices up to $3.98. CHILDREN’S DRESS HATS REDUCED TO $2.98 All our Children's Fine Hats, sharply reduced. In this offering are fine Milans and Children's Dress Hate—choose now at $2.93, former prices $3.98, $4.98 and $5.00, At the Chrmun Scuom m will be God, The At Sheitering Arms, Sunday af. ternoon Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe of Pu-. church will condnct the service. !’. P8 At the l'lm mw amw:fl |, At Grace church, V-m Areson, rector. H sermon at 10.4i noen. No evening lervlm. At Grace Memo: llpfllt ihh'a the pastor, Rev. R. preach at both mrnmg 2nd evening services., ~Sunday school at noan. i | A preaching by the pastor at the mern: Congregational churches will be canducted by Rev,: Joseph H. Selden, D. D. Marning wor- - £hip at 10.30 with sermon on Heaven- - ly Visiens. clock. B. Y. P. ple’s service at church, Re Children's Day Children’s Day gramme entitled Qver the dered by the children of the Sundsy | school. Rev. William H. Smith, rector; At Park Congregational church: ng service. school at moon, Young People's service at T p. m. At Trinity Epigeopal church there will be holy communion at 9.30 a. and morning prayer and serm 10.30 a. m. at meon. The Sunday school :»-w‘ At the Greeneville Congregational. churelg sl\_xlnday kmotmlnz,ume ‘pastor, v, C. Ricketts, will speag o Uinh'rud Faculties. Sun due:kahnn? at 12 o'elock. At Mt Calvary Bantist churchy preaching Sunday morning and eve- ning hy the pastor, Rev, W. Wil liams, Sunday school at noom; Pproven and praise service at 6.30. At the Church of the Geed Sheps , Universalist, Rev. Joseph F, Cobb will preach on the subject, Has: the Universalist No Message For the World? ' Sunday sehool at noes. The Loyal Temperance been invited to conduct ine Sunday evening service, at 7.30 o'clock at tha | First Baptist, church and nu. invited the members of the W, C. attend. - T .U. ta: The union services of the Second At the Central Baptist chyrch,. morning service, 10.30 a. m wvlaa_ in Italian conducted by Carlevale; 10.45 a, m., City Bme Chu For Men, and Sunday echogl at 12 o'~ <P, at 7 o'clock. Peo- At the Trinity Mnhcdmt Episcopal J. H. Newland, pastor. Er s for Sunday school at 12; - concert at 7 p. m., pro- © Tep, ren- Morning e At St. Andrew's Episcopal ehu;c{u, oly communion, 1030 a. m.; Sunday . school at moon: evensong and special service for dedication of service flag, 7.30 p. m. Morning preacher, Rev. Leonard Smith. Evening preacher, | the rector. At the Preston City Baptist churoh, * Rev. F. W. Tholen. pastor, Children's Day will be observed in the morning insiead of the regular service. The Congregational church will unite with : ter's Heipers will ican flag. Service in the eveming & ; 7.30. s (AT At the First Baptist church, George - Henry Strouse, minister; morning . theme, Onward With God; Sunday school at 12 o'clock; B. Y. P. U. at 7 - o'clock. The Loyal Temperanee Le- - n_ under the leadership of Mrs. Fields will have charge of the even- ing service. The pastor will make a short address. ok ————m DENIES THAT HE KNEW Antonio Turisi on Stand in Trial for Robbery at Mystic Garage. Antonio Turisi, one of the accused ' men, wag on the stand in his own de- fense in the trial of the gang of Ital- jans who robhed Backus gerage in 4| Mystic last November, in the superior court in New London on Friday morn- ing. Turisi, who went on the stand late Thursday afternoon, denied all knowledze of the robbery and that fl.le tires he bought were stolen. In his direct examination Thursday - afternoon Turisi stated that Madonia, another of the accused men, who te: tified for the state Thursday, did not stay at his home in Westerly when he came to New London from New York, and that he had never seen Madonia before the night he bought the tires rom him. # Under cross examination by suu Attorney Hull Friday morning the railroad bridge in Westerly and that he directed them to his brother: lin-law’s farm in Westerly. He denied | having covered the tires over with hay that night, but admitted that he and Tuscano did cover them over with hay | the following day, “to keep them from freezing and keep them warm.” Turisi denied having refused ta identify his cousin, Tony Longo, an- other acqused as a member of the party from whom he bought the tires in the county jail in New London. H¢ also denied having sent a money ordet for $80 to Madonia. State Attorney i Hull asked him if there was an An. tonid Turisi in Westerly ang the wit: ness said there was. The accused denied that he knew that the tires were bought from Ma- donia were worth $1,500 to $1,600 af wholesale and declared they were nof{ {worth more than $800 or $900, and | that he paid a good price for them when he bought them for $500. He also denied ever having talked with Madonia about robbing the Backus garage. SRR, TRANSFER CO. ORGANIZES TO OPERATE BOAT That Will Run With Passengers and Freight to Submarine Base. A certificate of incorporation has been filed with the secretary of state to be known as the Transfer company of Norwich. The company is author- ized to operate steam and motorboats | and engage In transfer of passengers ATTRACTIVE SHOWING OF WHITE HATS Untrimmed Panamas—Women’s, Misses' and Children’s, all the newsst shapes, at $1.39, $1.69 and $1.98. £ Trimmed Panamas, in a number of very attractive shapes, at $2.98, ¥ $3.98 and $5.00, Fine Leghorns, all trimmed, these are exceptional values at $5.00, $5,98 and $6.98. and property, also in the operation of truck lines. R, W. Perkins of Norwich E. C. Winchester of New London and Charles B. Whittlesey of New London are the incorparatoss. This company will cover the opera- tion of the passenger and freight ser- vice which is to be operated by boat from Smith's cove at Waterford to the submarine base. The boat will'connect with the trolley cars of the Shore Line Electric Rallway company. Two German -uphnes ‘which hn been brought te after an aerial nsht near which was _clearly _observed the Baptist in this service. The Mas- ' Dgesent a fine Amer- 1 HE BOUGHT STOLEN TIRES, admitted that he and J. P. Tuscano,* who bought the tires, met Madonia at i i i FoeGlin