Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 17, 1918, Page 9

s Bertha itz recently veceived AN York fo¥ & com- sulufl\ about agricultural, pursuits thé summer. Sha vlll Jeave town Dem sozh in dairyin, Mrs. ‘word trom her nephew, le of Brid mailed from * n;mc that he had come out ot the fight alive but was in oné of the louylhr A of 1l action i tives. Bivate Lol o v uis | Bogue, ent first mail from him during the past week and all weré bered,, The Wothan's guHa pefiter and Walter Hitcheon, tl\e me}n bers and their fi T q'gveyefl in automobiles ahd about seventy at games ‘were provided, there wa \yssing the in the puimpkin (whi h had 622), TM&V ‘5 BN, , Esogra.- phy contésts, all o whlc:*‘ A favors, Ak DI h&tess 2 mn Huntingt ssiste 3 h M <q|e anheon and ane Hm:hcon. werved T'\‘Mfi« "ind_coffee, and a substantial sum \vau added to the Liberty bond fund. e, boudoir capy madeS Wy %mm! P" the oldes! Iv par:ah 3 hrfli ‘!‘4 m&m he" ol membrr present whose ‘presence Z’lim, i%nien i & desired !wmmre of her gajéty. Mfs, Johtt Ay Wfi@ t.. coffee, The e al il ¢ ace early next month i Fire F‘n"me hall, Private Hegbert Smith, U. 8. A., of ‘amp U n-of :Mr. and Mrs. B. discharged in town wnh"h!‘ «Tllnr K{ ‘Charles Lemoine. » . Frank Allyd 'Tracy recently . The nusd to Success to hnz"‘ll V. N Sk ‘111 is thy Possessor u' twnwnmmwhmr € Fr Privat ft early in the year* W rmflmem from ‘Tost Wrig] was elaborately camou- lte other was just an i M7 Shats nick: He «nvd there, were many Tor hé “boyd blfl. (he\ had onad rgu,bu«y !e-eo\leqt ‘them. ’ MANSF lELD CENTER A special session of school,. to 'which |+ nd friends of the buplls at the \hmsfle!d ( nier school have been is_to.be held at (he a\hOD nu:c \\rdncsd le's ub jeld. a ning a]t t’h? home o Atpevte shd '!' idéred by Jesse Inman and me; Miss Lucy Payne read Dnnus and s wlying Muchine and from Iligh Adventure were Marsh. A gift from the nied one of the md¥a- Jorie L. Harris who is Lucy Payne, G@.'H. otiry eft l«’rlzla) for “Hartford hospi- tal whcr« lissSAjlen is to fake a spe- dl‘; ‘of irdatment and diet. \|°h"r Charles (0. Hall rited ear- ":(‘k to hig dutles at Fort Sla- cercises were held Fri afternoow the Mansfie:d ' H school w! hpee 4 nute speak- ers Were ’krfn Il?;w Pr%e«t‘ for.rep- resentation’at the 1oWa competition to be held at-Storre néxt-@inirsdny. Fhe contestanis were-Charles Barrett, Sid- néy FEyang and Géo The Pt»d ("m Cir ‘ enna. Lieut. (Is)-and: \lrfl \! E. Cramer left lYlda\' rYDrT] 1o Lay imet I nv the week- end in Brp! . “The Victhe§ GiFté gave o social and ~ENGRAVING FREE ours Gift JK op; STORE OPEN EVENINGS EVER in the history of our business career were we beiter prepared to receive and to serve the holiday trading pubhc 7 4 than we are today. Our store is filled with the unusual thing? that make pleasing and useful gifts. The prices are most moderate and the quality of our merchandise is unquestionable, N It matiers not the amount you expect to spend, your Christmas gift problem will be solved here most 'eamly, and with the absolute surety of satisfaction. Do not overlook this great store. You are always welcome, whether to look or buy. ~ Make this” siore your headquarters during the hdh- DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY Our stock of Jewexry embodies everything that one could e o seck in the way of Staple and Novelty Jewelry. The following are suggestions: RINGS, CH AINS, LAVALLIERS, CUFF LINKS, BROOCHES, GOLD BEADS, BAR PINS, day shopping season. KNIVES, CIGAR.CUTTERS, CAMEO BROOCHES, Etc. always sure to please, and prices are very moderate. THREE DIAMOND RING SPECIALS 1—A beautjful, genuine Dia- mond, in a 14K solid gold. setting, which will make an ideal Christmas gift. Special..... $30 PAY $1.00 PER WEEK. 2—A Diamond Ring of larger sizé than Special Mo, 1, of strictly hizh grade, set in ’5 14K gold mounting. Special.......: : $6 PAY $200 PER WEEK. 8—A most attractive, génuins Diamond, set in 14K gold mounting, beautifully cut, brilliant, which is sure to make a gift that one will enjoy throughout their life- timé. Special . - $95 PAY $3.00 PER WEEK. ALL THE ABOVE SPECIALS ARE A SAVING OF 20 TO 25% ON PRESENT DIA- MOND MARKET PRICES, ALL OTHER DIAMOND RINGS AND DIAMOND JEWELRY FROM $5 TO $1,250. motor, seven shelves for tén beautiful selections, either V or Columbia, 100 I MEN'S WATCHES No stock in (‘)onne:tn:ut can boast of a greater showing or a better stock of Watches than we display. In- anticipation' of high markets, we bought heavily before war prices became effectiye, and conseguently ‘we are in a position to guiote Watches today, lower than wholesale prices. Read these specials: 1—A strictly reliable, high-class Watch, 12 size, fine thin model, gold filled case, guar- anteed for twenty years, plain and en- graved case, $1250, Pay $1.00 Per Week. 2—A Seventeen Jewel llinois, 12 size, open face, 20-year gold filled case, guaranteed to e an absolutaly fine time . pieca, 1m- comparable at the special price of $22,50, 1.00 Per Week. OTHER WA TC {ES FROM.$1.50 TO $150. Three Special @E’mstmas SELECT NOW—YQU MAY BE DISAPPOINTED IF YOU WAIT bia construction, with all without any extras ments, with ten béautiful selections, P oud tone needles, 10 20 s 100 soft tone ncedles, and one pack- \ 0 loud tone, 100 soft tone, and one age of fibre sulidued tone needles, de- livered ta%your home without any ex- tras or interest of any kind, with our We have a most beautiful line of PEARL BEADS which are . BRACELET WATCHES This popular and practical article, which is so much admired by all, is in our stock in great variety, frem the tiniest to any other' size which you may desire, in’ plain or engraved. OUR GREAT SPECIAL. A fifteen-jewel, twenty-year guar- anteed gold filled case of strictly high grade, unmatchable at $25. Our Special Price $19-90 Pay $1.00 Per Week. . OTHER WATCHES FROM $10 TO $125, v Novelties and Miscellaneous From these you may choose. a- wide v‘:hty of =mifts that will supply your wants when you are perplexed &s to what to give. Let us sug- gest Sterling novelties: Match Safes, Card Cases, Gold Pencils, Gold Pens, Rosaries, Crucifixes, Prayer Books, Safety Razors -nd Kedaks; Toilet Ware. Club Offers VICTROLA CLUB No. 1 GRAFGONOLA CLUB Ne. 2 SONORA CLUB No, 3 Pay Only Pay Onl Pay Only Per Week $1'@€3 pe:, VVee{: $l .00 Per Week $1 00 One beautifu?LgaBbi'::{: 1,Victro'a, like GLUB No. 2 e DO two-spring motor, sn|9nd|d filin§ sys- tem and ten beautiful selections, cither Victor or Columbia, 100 foud tone _needles, 100 soft tone needles, improve- package of eubdued fibreg peedles, all and one package of fibre subdued or inter- tone needles, delivered to-your home any kind, with our. absolute without any extras.or interést of any 7 uad( a103G|t , séwxsyq:) mun s8uruaa punei g ntee of service and satisfaction, kind with our absolute guarantee of "Y‘?\Efi?fi“m" :1 t‘dlm'é w .3\1]22 4l b :?:tcelu:: BREEAch, O (rvich; fob- " s service and satisfaction, complete at IKényon hds Telufned from a Wit Witk ; 4 A $94.25 $39_25 $139.25 relatives 1? Putnam. ey s v b h< Taerus térs have 1 / / . 9 NOTE—Our store offers the wides n New England. We have more than 250 mdchines to select from; every ons @ dependab uuu;uelect your Talking Machine at this store and avoid future disappointragmt. We v h unkno quality. Remember, we_are the only store in Connecticuf @arrying a complets eatalos ts and a complete cahlogue of ecord Columbia Record Lists i@ ##ock. Display. rooms wheraygm in comfort are available to hear music at all times. Pay this department a visit while doing your Christmas shopping. © SELLING /NARCOTIC"DRUGS !3 OuEéxmizfiof PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS Floor Lamps is truly New York, prc. ,U ~-1%r selling. nar- < cotic drugs, some of which the gpvern- a cause foradmira For one-third of a century this great store has supplied more sat- isfactory instruments in Eastern New England than . any . othér ° R AR | tion, and a wider ment alleged were distributed amorg Y | ¥ 'y soldiers in camps,, Mortis. Denker and | ‘variety is impossible piano house. It has been a policy that none but high-grade instru~ ments would be sold from our warerooms. We offer for your sé- Hyfman Morgansiéin bers of a s 4 i A 3 | to imagine. . Every lection 150 Pianos and Player Pianos, representing twenty leading Brooklyn, firm ot drlig dealers, wers d AL | tone, _ shade, - style, fed ™ 'vomrrm the “United -States 7 L % , coloring o shade hxgh grade makes, from which your favofite may be selected and sent to your home as a family Christmas gift. We allsw special mn couf organstein was and stahd is here in- g Planus and Player Pianos at specially reduced prices. Why, not call it to ma‘ Ary yor three = _clludmg stk, metlatl Na- - - 8 glass an noveity 3\3\“’ W S ‘mw:fld flr;:d | o 4 combinations f o r easy terms now. There is always a good selection ef slightly. used or write today. hD Q ° 4% i has been assistant principal. of t| with el FTeged M 3 D rie t Bilaseport Tikh-sthoss wns Hockmiy Larmes ” wieh 3l Suggestions From Our Furniture Departmen 31,500 each a peniténtiaty i every room in the for six and- ho ths," respeotively, | | 2 Y house. élected principal succeed Arthur had! hich will “hai kers, i Tables, Lee, resigned Moore's- salaty FTE S o Easy Chairs, Kiichen Cabinets, Hall Racks, Smokers, Sewing Tables, returned to~ ., homg _in Flushihg, XY ¥ Rev, Mr. SOrgis, Who. beén vis- ithg his nugmr Mrs ofge. Crit- entor, e tuimed Wpiiradiy 10 Braok- DRUGGISTS FINED #1,590 FOR duilty. We show a fine va- Bridgepo - riety + of = Portable E =, E The defendants had epteted pieas of Portable Lamps flll he $3,000. & Caskey will aet _ble gifts. Do not Tip Tables, Library Tables, Cedar Chests, Magazine Racks, Statuary, Vases, iy p :?:’L‘?:L‘L;i‘;.‘ selens ol Clocks, Pictures and Mirrors, Etc. ” g s " Established 1872 o ,L 135 to 143 Main Street, - - - Norwich, Conn. ’ 2 : ‘\1!]‘&,.]! S i