Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 4, 1919, Page 6

g WESTERLY The Westerly Light and Power com- pany, the Bristol Gas aad Electric company, the Wickford Light and Wa- siter company and the Narraganse:t y Pier Electric Light and Power com- {mnv recently filed new rate schedules LIPS with the Rhode Island Public Utili- ties commission, becoming effective on $Wednesday, entered Ernotices Tuesday, £ their schedules Zer rates may ftain conditions supplementary changinz items in that higher or low- e charged under ce according to the fluc- The supplemen- to take effect July 1, anzes made by h are they are under the same ny bases rates for light » from coal on a cost of It the prics increascs low each n fixed rice de- arren town council with the commse: rrTeeeTa ibun. The Washinaton Trust company eat } 1 to ¥ T t A P Netherwood v 3 of 1 i i TH.‘ mo; \_,.m a gentle ongestion and draws is a c‘ln v.Hnteon‘mem h oil of m It is fine for u.Lk relief from gore throat, Lrouc‘uus, stiff neck, asthma, neu- congestion, pleurisy, matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back cr mmts sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted fee#, colds on prevents pneu-nonva). ole for croupy chile y for m..m‘t use. 2.504 = “YORKE” AND “DE LUXE” SHIRTS IN ALL THE BETTER GRADES We have taken our entire stock of better grade shirts and marked them way down for this sale. You will find Percales, Madras, Crepe, Fibres and Tub Silks in splen- did variety in prices which will certainly please. Come in and give them the once over. $2.00 SHIRTS ..ccecvernncrecncnacnnn. §3.00 SHIRTS $4.00 SHIRTS . $4.25 SHIRTS ...... $5.00 SHIRTS «..ovccvcnvesnionne $6.00 S8HIRTS ...... .SPECIAL $1.69 sesessaiaesss..SPECIAL $245 ..SPECIAL $335 SPECIAL $3.45 ....... SPECIAL $4.19 ..SPECIAL §545 SALE BEGINS THIS MORNING i ' MEN! 1 flere’s the Chance of the Year “Yorke,” “De Luxe” and Other High Grade Shirts at Greatly SOMETHING EXTRA GOCD IN SHIRTS WHICH HAVE JUST ARRIVED We The finest “Lorraine” Madras was used, which means that you have just got them in and thev’re hummers. the best wearing shirt you ever saw, and that the colors will ctand all the attacks of the laundry. They are all c bona-fiide $3.00 and $3.50 values, too, which is a point to Redu‘ed Prices, consider serisusly, The patterns include handsome Following our usual custom we make drastic reductions stripe effects and Jacquard designs of this seasop’s in the price of the high-grade shirts you always wear, vintage and sure to please the most fastidious. simply got to have some of them. Sale Price $2.15 You've and give this opportunity to the wise man to lay in a i supply at prices which will save you money. These are net “phony” ts, made up cheaply to sell at low prices, but the kinds, and the quality you are accustomed to, in patterns and colorings which are right up to the minute. sale s o R & i FLANNEL SHIRTS IN GRAY OR OLIVE DRAB BUY YOUR SHIRTS NOW SPECIAL $1.79 i SPECIAL $1.98 g i ..RPECIAL $235 8 E ..SPECIAL §259 &8 . SPECIAL 3298 Pj: S SPECIAL $4.45 9 [-] i Men’s Winter T A TIME WHEN YOU ARE JUST FEELING THE NEED OF IT . d weather which has been with us so long,' and the unusual size of cur HEAVY RIEBED UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers which are worth $1.50 a garment nt values go—SALE PRICE..... el FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR Fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers e actuaily worth $1.50—SALE PRICE.. $2.50 WOOL UNDERGARMENTS These are of the type made for the U. S. Army The mild $1.10 stock of heavy underwear, has led us to consider this clearance, and to mark the garments at prices which will take them out of our possession in short order. ‘kich means that they are as good as the best. The bachelor style,” that is, they have but- vl e s G s The You know what the war prices have been—and are at the present moment. Then cgular—SALE PRICE..... FINISHED UNDE cast your eyes over this list of genut S R e bargains, and make the mest of the chance. E T A B S S ¢ Cotton Underwear with te wonderful They wen’t be lower at any time this seaso i R by These were intended for sale at $2.00— i R i i g SALE PRICE $1.59 § the worm. ‘ T M ———————— R — T T T AR s SR T BN 2R MOOSLP ":‘A'LT CiTY Albert Donnell’ ia ror: of Carmap | furious ons_of the a six day furlo ar erowd witne 1001 hOVE shwon, addi ctory, eredit, . Maria Main, aged 101, died at ic of her son, F. B, Mair ma in the evening at six o gine | Will be a union ser same chureh Id the first in a s in observs Rev. M Ve had a .".0':(1 appetite to get around her room 1S the year pr us weeks ago she fell ir her breke her arkle and from that ume she had been failing in aevalth. She had no sickness causing death, however. But a faw hours - | fore the end she simplv began less Adv of the w ttees for ths nion services ¥ chu N (‘hurf" Uni Oul the Wi orld. , 8th illiam™ Ro! A'k\ms. John D Arrlco — _Congregational | 0f lett know rv\' VISV RArY h..h A “DE LUXE” SHIRTS THEIR PRESENT VALUE 18 8172 They are made of 20-square percsle which means that they will wear well. ‘All aro perfectly made; and the styles arc the best, but the laundry work was not one hundred per cent. perfect, and the make’s saéiificed them. The soil marks are slicht and there isnt a shirt in the lot whish hae suffered in the least except in ap- pearance, and after they are wached the first time that . will disappear. They are made in the coat style and with either soft or stiff cuffs. All sizes are in stock, They are great bargains, : Sale Price $1.15 MADRAS SHIRTS IN $200 AND $225 VALUES Made by the same shirt specialists as those mentioned above, and subject %u slight laundry soil, too, so the price was reduced to the very lowest nctch. We will guarantee that each shirt is perfect and made in the very best manner. The siyles and colorings are those which will appeal to the man who Knows and ‘wishes the best, and the fact that they are made of high-grade madras insures that they will give the longest service. Made coat style with laundered cuffs. Sale Price $1.49 : FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS ACTUALLY WORTH $175 EACH ~ . - Your choice of excellent Madras or Fine Percale in an excellent line of new Fall patterns. Perfect workman- ship counts tremendously in a shirt, and these are up to the mark in every particular. Coat style and your choice of either soft or stiff cuffs, Sale Price $1.35 Underwear “WINSTED” AND “GLASTONBURY” You know what these makes stand for. essary to say more— §2.50 garments $3.00 garments. $3.85 garments UNDERWEAR It is unnec- SALE PRICE $2.10 SALE PRICE $249 SALE PRICE $2.98 WOOL PROCESS UNION SUITS It lcoks like weol. it feels like wool. It wears like woel, but it is made of cotton. Good winter weight, value §2.00—SALE PRICE................. §1.23 A SUIT RIEZED WOOL UNION SUITS se are of the “Madewel!” brand and they are as as they sound. A splendid winter weight suit made $3.5C Suits SALE PRICE §3.15 $4.50 Suits &LE PRICE $4.05 59 Suits .SALE PRICE i@ 3rs. Nason had s in \\)Hh Ston- LAY anl children ceived word iy et Cdy % week with € the doath of Ler fathe: who resided | re in Canada. i Wednezday evening ths Ladies’ Aid - Sosiety I a helited Cheisimas tree. | Wallingford—Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph . ing. some time | Houle, resident here for fifty vears, Then a|Who had been married fifty-two vears dismantled, | died - Tuesday night from pneumonia, Infiuenza prostrated boilh on Christ- doughnuts, ool d ke mas Day. orn and coffe: were serv~l Y. B Aams, Paul or Donnell, subject, dold U. S. A, W weaken, but was conscicus up to fif-| appies, pop s A, Adams, Thom and Their Rulers k that T would ever | teen minutes before her death. | 11, 13,:”.‘[ men; Fred i Sth—Baptist church nd 1 wish T co Mrs. Main was born at Fatteo Hill, 1"uller, subject, i on Hopinkten, R. I, Oct. 26, 1817, a ries. have to.stay | qaughter of 1Z:iijah and nelia Perry, 19th—2T, ive or six dovs. But don't | Her early ysars were spent in that 5 1lia ennial ehory. drich, subject, 00d heaith and will | vicinity and at Stonington, She be- fad oBiters as" folon on as I can, for I am Sands 1. 12th came the sceond wife of g M, Pastor Drm- ]] n, whose first wife, mother of T. Main of this village was her sis- Her husband died in 1894. She s the last suryivor of a famliy of nine children. Since her husband's Eugene P, for three yea gust Muller, elerk . truste: u all, and I know mas dinner on sure that 1 ’1h<a(~ p m, &or\ 'V‘f'\ w l” acon for lhren T except those of tht‘ two q,,,, raham, director of ushers . Gager, treasurer of be = v _evenines, which wil b death her home has been with Thos. iines I Comstock, auditor; | LAstors wiil conduct rervice Main, wpo knew her as a mother codore 'W. Hyde Miss Barbara ctive churches. TUnion Y. P, meet- om beyhood and lovei snd sared for Mrs. Henry R. Palmer, with the s Sundays at 6 p. m. k 5 as though her own son. Mrs. clerk and deacons, constitute| Thomas Vachon, 67, died Thursday sick coming 1 has for several years been a Mai member of the Methodist church of Frankiin and ng committee, Stoningten Pointers, There were twenty-seven deaths in Stonington during December. B ter was expected at copal church Sunday eve- at the home of his daughter a long illness, He was born in the son of Tustuis Berry and Vachon. He leaves and John Vachen : of Jewett ( Ji Mrs. Mary RGIHn"QI s enough. a Happy New vish 1 eould be there never mind. T'm safe e hoine as t I want fter a ada, hien Louis Year Vachon and Providence, R. I of Daniclson 7, but 1 the schedule has ~been |Mrs. Annie Fontaine and M From your son, 5 Telephones: changed and the exact date has not|Vachon of W'confinl‘ke‘r Mr, REDERICK RAILL. Macnu“’ Unlu: 963 Leen fixed. has lived in Jewett City for ——— - " Town Clerk Hinckley s issuing 1919 | tme. Company Baienied hunting 1i Sergeant Donald C, Bliss wrote from WAU'{FGAN o Miss M. E. Shaliing, | Grenavle, Deo 18, where he wr Founders Machinists a funbugh in the fonthills of the Congregational church, Engineers Charles Audette have g g ey s will be the sul sfact RRIS-COR- rcturned to Jamestown, N. Y. The funeral of Arhip Carow i gfi‘é“gu'n:" s T E’:innuR R!pgn. Mrs Bmma D. Kelley attended the |beld at St Mary's church E‘r!da} ship at 11 Chur Shafting, Hangers, Pulieys, Bear- funeral of her brother. Courtlandt P.|morning, Rev. J. J. McCabe singing S 4 1 Helen Atwood Christlan Thursday is, in Guilford, Tuesday. She was|the requiem mass. ings, Couplings, Clutches. accompanied by Mrs, Oscar F. Pen- Friends bearers. Were | Fndeavor meetin; Hourigan Bros. were in|evenin g in g Large stock always on hand. g Rev begin a dleton. charge of the arranzements. series of tallis on The Soven Churches General Mill Repairs. The local Red Cross chapter has|cf the Book of Revela It ien't always safe to burap up received word that a careful inventory of sweaters and socks in warehouses tirouzhout the entire camntry shaws Chunl\ at Ephesus. Boy = Friday evening at 7.30. _liam Frvling is pastor of, tha e, Special machinery of all kinds. against a train of thought when it is in motian. o ~ s QOur Experience—practical and thorough Cur Equipment—modern and complete - Our Service—painstaking and accurate Gur Courtesy—extended to all C. A. Spear OPTOMETRIST 218 Main Street, Franklin Sq. SOMERS BLDG