Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 21, 1918, Page 10

. NURWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, ToTs JOIN THE RED CROSS Today Is Santa Claus’ Busy Day THE BOSTON STORE IS TRULY THE CHRISTMAS STORE IN THE GARMENT SECTION WILL BE FOUND MANY USEFUL AND HANDSOME GIFTS BATH ROBES - | FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN . | We carry a very complete assortment of Robes in exclusive designs and col- 4 on:!gl. All aer:y cut from full-bordered blankets, and are well made in every particular. This is a gift which is useful and acceptable to practically every- one no matter how young or old—a gift which is practical and effective. PRICES ARE MODERATE WOMEN’S SWEATERS PRICED FROM $5.00 UPWARD 8! Smart models in Shetland Wool, Fine Worsteds, and Fibre Silk make a show- mg 8o interesting and varied that every taste may be gratified. A Sweater is a most useful garment, and one appreciated by every woman. It is a gar- ment of utility as well as beauty, andmakes a gift of value. SILK BLOUSES PRICED FROM $3.69 UPWARD the best style ideas. PRICED FROM $2.00 UPWARD or more of these. $1.48 and $2.98 wward from $5. OO Men's Neckwear of Highest Grade New Assortments Just Received LATEST EXCLUSIVE STYLES, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 These handsome Scarfs make presents which the man will appreciate. “Pyrafim Ivory Toilet Articles and Toilet Sets Picces as Low as 39c—Sets Up to $20.00 These -dainty Toilot T. appreciated, and have a as low as 75c. There a Toilet Implement requ CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS Stockings Are Also Umvehal Crhscnaa Gifts He knows what good neckwear is, and these Four-in-Hands, in rich- ness of quality and coloring, and in novelty of design will make a strong haa g o /e can surply hoth of them from ou appeal. every dainty We have the less expensive neckwear, too. Colorings and patterns are as attractive, but qualities are not quite the same as the more expensive. ’em, are always coming out thro nd a haif a dozen vair 2p are a great many single assortment we show contains Mirrors, Combs, Clocks, J Bottles, Files, Butten Ho BUY STCCKINGS FOR THEM ALL COME iN AND SEE THEM Toyland Nears the End of Its Career The Inhabitants of Toyland Have Been Moving Out For Days It is a joyous departure though, and many a little man, and many a little woman will find HERE ARE GIFTS FOR WOMEN BEAUTIFUL LEATHER AND VELVET HAND BAGS There are few costume accessories so effective as well chosen Hand Bags and Purses. Women’s pockets being more or less mythical, the pocket which can be cerried in the hand is an absolute necessity. But these necessities have been dressed up, and will make handsome additions to the lady’s war'drobe. BLACK BAGS IN MANY STYLES—$1.25 to $10.98 COLORED VELVET BAGS—$2.50 to $10.98 In gray, brown, taupe, green, blue and purple, lined with silk and many of them fitted with mirror. They are most useful as well as handsome bits of feminine scenery. SILK OR VELVET BAGS WITH SHELL FRAMES $5.50 to $2.58 Clever novelties which are very dressy and exceedingly convenient. SHOPPING AND OVER-NIGHT BAGS—$2.98 to $5.98 Something new—made of soft leather and fine for carrying small parcels, or will contain the necessaries for an over- night trip. LEATHER SHOPPING BAGS—$2.50 to $7.50 PURSES OF ALL KINDS—59c to $10.98 that the jolly old szint has been shopping as well as the mothers and the fathers. We ad- vise you to get the Toys, the Games, the Books today, without fail, for the demand is great and supplies run low. Santa Claus operated under difficulties during the war, and hasn’t caught up with himself yet. VISIT TOYLAND AT ONCE Dellghtful gifts, these, and made to suit all tastes. There are the dark striped taffetas in pretty colorings, the firm Crepe-de—Chme and the filmy Georgettes in white and flesh color, and all shown in clever models which demonstrate VOILEand BATISTE BLOUSES These crisp, Lingerie Blouses are new, and right up-to-date in every feature. The weaves are the best, the ornamentation and tailoring splendid, and every waist is a gem. There is someone in your family who would appreciate one .................. upward from $2.00 S —————————————— e #t Christmas Gloves FOR MEN, FOR WOMEN AND FOR CHILDREN anycne may ke ovelties cles of genuine ich will make in- r Thimbles, b its, 23c to $3.50. WORK BASKET FITTINGS OF ALL KINDS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF .Folds, .Purses, .Card Drushes, Mo AT SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES. : PERFUMES OF ALL KINDS AT AL CES Some 'Beautiful Novelties from the Art Goods Department X 1LET LACE CBEN- | 5230 to $6.00 g more dainty than Filet a rich simplicity the eye and satis- fies the . We have these Centers i i ND EMEROIDERED TARES, $6.98 to $12.50 (U‘« of these stunning beautifully em- v hand—the Kkind of work \nu K"OH](A like to do if you could. One of these would make & very handsome gift. MADEIRA NAPKINS AND SCARFS SPECIALLY PRICED We have a few sets of these pretty Linens—ago a number of centers, and the prices are most reasonable, woman would be proud of such IPLE SPORT SWEATERS AND HATS Some_splendid hand-knitted sam- ples from the yarn manufacturers. Select your gift {rom one of these and save Some money. WILLIAM C XOUNG Successor to GET OUR PRICE ON AMERICAN HOUSE J N STORAGE BATTERIES (First-class Garage Service Con—‘(“Ed'(‘ARPLN“rER d BU"_‘D"R‘ BEFORE PURCHASING s D. MORRISSEY, Prop. | i g ews| The Garlock & Haynes Co. p kiiled labor. NEW LONDON, CONN. Phene 0’ Wast Main St ' Starters—Generatoremign 1DENTIST LESTER E. WALKER, M.D. | IOSEPH BRADFORD ; DR. E. J. JONES BOUKBINDER | ‘ Glank Bocks Made and Ruled to Order 108 BROADWAY ROOM 306 THAYER' BUILDING iSuxte 46 Shannon Building | yours: 910 a. m., 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Take elevator Shetucket Street eutrance. Shetucket Street Devices Phona Phone: Office 1262-4—House 1228 . wM AR b A e 0 I E | Del-Hoff Hotel } EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS., Frops. Teleshone 1227 26-23 Broadway. “Science subject will be ls the clud * Man, Force' = At the Spiritual Ae.ldcmy, Park street, Rev. Albert P. Blinn will speak in, the -afternoon at 2 o'clock upon the subject, A Little Further. will be no evenin; : Eg u:nl!fl ehureh. At St. Andrew's munion, 9.30 a. Sl 1030 a. m.; Sunday school at ngon: evening service at 9.30.Di m. At the UmtediCong(:h!numl church —Morning service with_preaching: by Tev. Bdward M. Chupign: Annusl Christmas service. of. the' Sunday school will be held - At A. M. E. Zion ehurtm special service Sunday morning. 1 _o'clock. Sunday school T, 7 p. m.. Childrep’ Child of Promise. Rev. cis, pastor. "At the Grosneville Congregational church, ‘morning service ~at 10.30, preaching by the pastor, subject, Fol- lowing the Humane Christ. Meeting ¢ the standing committee afithe close. Sunday school at 12 o'clog At the First Bapf Hem‘y Strouse, W, 5 nday "achool at 12 GloCR" B, at 6.30.. Sunday 'school’concert at 0. International Bible Students’ Asso- ciation there will be-a lecture given When and Whence Does the i Embargo Receive its Soul. t church and Thi Rich: 3 ureh, communion; Toilet Goods & in Training. our four- in favor hind the p speech s ed he can never »pe to be a pu Famous Blind Girl Christens U. 8. Ship m-mm\jmawlfl‘dlo be the most accomplished blind new role. tened a es Emergency Fleet ship Los Angeles harbor.” The nowly €ompleted ves- sel is of the §,300:ton standard type,: and was the boat to bs launched by the Los Angeles Ship- buildtug & Dry since. lt‘bm vnanxhnl. one year ago. - 4