Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 8, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1919 4NSURANCE _INSURANCE FOR .\((E_RYTNINO INSURABLE SWAMP-ROOT FOR - SKATE BOYS RACE CLOSE FOR TITLE , KIDNEY AILMENTS Al Trolleys Lead »The Business' ; of Norwich: - At the Olympic Skating Ring onjleague cities are needed at once to RO | RS the Skate hoys put up |assist the baseball situation. There is only one medicine, that, S L. LATHROP & SONS hich ended so col Cornell has started a drive to raise really stands out pre-ernent as a S i opinion of the judges|cash to flnance basketball, baseball curable ailments of the To = Shetusket Btrest Norwich, Conn, necessary to make Dob Cor- jand traek. That college is soing along - and bladder. i : s 3 and Gene Garvey go 10 extralon the theory that intercollegiate 5 D I s g aps to decids the winn The prize | games cannot be dispensed with. At|!he highest for the reasos that it has; H fell to Garvey aud that set the crowd |least the students and alumni feel that | proven to be just the remedy needed | 2 bid the other entry was way. upon thou: | g 5o the management — About §10,000 in prizes is to be di C Swamp I boys will race tributed at a dog show in New York wrvl ition for ¢ \ the girls’ lthe 17th. The A. A. U. should look \f It up the ammateur standing of these b a dark. he dogs. { : 2\ Y) the bacon Al the big. football teams will b o e 9 e & P lon the gridiron next vy Yale, S hoHiIes oF too aizos { “SOUND SPCRTXNG NOTEb Springfield boat club, Harvard, prince A il S e | ton, Dartmouth, Brown and the|medium and l1 R Rt o testl does not appeal to|Atlanta boat club. e ":" secretary of the| Only those who can spare the time|ET€at brepbinfion send ton cents of the amateur|from their large business inter LRSI 2 e hans Lt e el . . e WILRRE R 15 thoeaaason: when | athletic e Jeague ball this year. | for @ sample bottie. When 3“‘;‘.11]\;”*; To our January Sale of Shirts we have added a sensational clearance of heavy winter fi pet frequent-—don’ hink |can yor mpetition. He; Bill Carrigan announces from the{o!" S s 2 o x B e oy | wants to b faster than his, wilds of Maine that it would tike a Bull Underwear. Qur_January Shirt Sale is too well known to need much comment, be- e property sured— | chu ump f one in|team of oxen to get h back ase- |~ . s - = o T A Lk S L e L i e et o pea B i Paciitoihase, yond the fact that it brings to you the very best Shirts at prices way under the normal. you are insured I negoiated only by oxe: - X Tl ace mgin S T The mild weather and our large stocks of underwear have led us to sacrifice our Under- o Wl 1in sound, dependa- 7 5 g U 5 ble insurance Rizhards Buiiding. through ISAAC S. JONES 91 Main Street Insurance and Real Estate Agent |ing the to_be 16th at Word one of the best ester winter promises v minor league | gather- by home capiial.|ings of horsemen in years. Ho civic pride|{men are unusually optimistic, especi- | his is from | ally those who acquainted | The civicwith Sage park, Ct. In_the! important, pride? | eastern part of the enthusiasm | | wear stock and the prices we have marked upon the garments insures that each one is a splendid bargain. NOW S THE TIME TO BUY LAST YEAR weir snare, | fcan league. New York of the Na| P’ > P 1 1d st them- | tion and Springtield of th ¥ tern. | ¢ i 59 i Wellare worth Jf preqerty | s in b : baseball enthusiasm | It is claimed that Newark is the live “YORKE” AND “DE LUXE” SHIRTS “DE LUXE” SHIRTS. i was burned in this country: about 21 e : ith oanie i ¥ million » month, about 700 thousand a | more he i ing that the Springfield f | IN ALL THE BETTER GRADES THEIR PRESENT VALUE IS $1.75 day, about 29 thousand an hour. 00| I 3 g club had o a hockey | A s dollars worth 18 burning while you | Of | team Harvard immed :;z:f;“.l up | {§ We have taken cur entire stock of beiZcr They are made of 80-square percale which means that § read this advertisement. (RO ball? '4*;l:f‘\‘\-;}(‘r“\l| 2 3] |§ and marked them way down for this sal they will wear well. All are perfectly made, and the § Is your prope-ty insured? } Probably | EEN: Aot M ! ]'-h IN OUR BUSINESS 8 Percales, Madras, Crepe, Fi and Tub styles are the best, but the laundry work was not ore j in minor Tked things oF Ciivs |} did variety in prices which « nly e e e et o e d B.P LLEARNED & co e ta 3 K | hundred per cent. perfect, and the maker’s s ced R . APDTe- | and has decided t ass ) ing - h he once 5 § ASEER. Dribifihod M 1osc : ; -, minor | 4nd has decided to pass up Young iis to give good values at a\l; in and give them the once o { them. The soil marks are slioht and there ismt a shirt i college coaching as counter-attrac- | times, We cater to a class of |§ $2.00 SHIRTS ........ in the lot which has suffered in the least except in ap- tions to major league baseball. e except in ap- § i BER ;{pi;!. | will sign his contract the 16th when | customers who are discrimi-} §3c0 sHiRTS 5 | Fearance, and after they are washed the first time that § il i {all of Ch =2 t then I will disappear. They are made in the coat styl af HNANBIAI_ AhD g HYH‘J U ai | documents |nating and fastidious and we |} s+.00 sHirTS ... o Bt e S R | S | 4 with either scft or ff cuffs. All sizes are in stock. : «"]’njlmake [§ 9425 SHIRTS ..o, They are great bargains. MARKET WAS DULL. i : umym\nul of all | EVERY EFFORT (RSB 0aESEIRTS i fo it s brsnis 5 w . T.—Uncertair Sz 5t atirely a free agen | | Sale Price $1.15 . o o 1 .00 SHIRTS racte me i s {0 sign wp again with|{o please them, both as to!f % s partial, harden- y B s 'the price and quality of our! - g « g toward «d time he reard ] mut- ] |ter, “Well, T blew Bum Sports | Feedstuffs., |8 = % 1 MADRAS SHIRTS . W \ uiter ‘ “|Club of Totsdam, Germany. out . o SOMETHING EXTRA GOOD IN SHIRTS { i gl TS existence, even | if 1 1 a sour WHICH HAVE JUST ARRIVED IN $2.00 AND $2.25 VALUES < 3 B Gl Py Those closely_alizned _with. ChaS. Slosberg & Son | i ‘ T R Made by the same shirt 'specialists as, those mentioned § food stocks, obaccos and {promotion of spor : | Le just go:wt:m in an ;’e’lvcl"-“"‘fl" The ‘;"W above, and subject to slight laundry soil, too, so the cl Arvest- we amate or ro 1 2 t o ud wa , W d t you have R e PSR Ly 3 Cove Street | th:::fl‘:‘i\’ea:‘"’a:hwfv‘:‘:E‘:r’fa‘;"“” e colore | Frice was reduced to the very lowest notch. We will § % [new year with 1] the bes ing shirt you ever saw, an | ouarantee that each shirt is perfect and made in the I ¢ }and optimism. will stand all the attacks of the laundry. They are all g e rt elvemon by Joaal utilitic lidatads and | e QIREL o il proposer - the recelv held rty bonds rul els, but Tnterns 1 sales, par v STOCKS 2300 Tnt Mer Mar s collarbone signs s baseball team, make sport from the i | promot WEST AD T - B JRIES OLD . JERUSALEM “WaLL 'IO?;N DOWN Fo ADMIT o MENIAN.. RELIEF SUFPPLY ["TRUCKD INTO HFE CITY ot 0= Ko provision waz ® for the efi-)Worth of food wiich the Amerfcan)” rucks when the wa publie has contributed for the starv- 1 the clty of Jeru.|ing millions in the Near East during | les go. The oniymeans [the past three years. A o re- e then know or used for bringing sup- |ceived Christmas morning from Maj Brosactiallyisarving o death plles Into the Cit e on men's | Trowbridge In Jerusalem, stat Je Thelr hope for life is backs and by dor Accordingly | Thousands of Armentan American generosity. A nallon-wide when the relief trucks of tha Ar- portees trekking from Hama | Campalgn Wil be Inaugurated Jan. menfan and Syrian Rellef Committee mcross ths mountains to their 12th, to mecure $30.000.000 by the began to bring in euppiies of food and devastated homes in Kessab American Committee for Rellef in ine clothing it was found necessary to near Antioch. Funds especialiy Near East, formerly the Armenian make a breach In the wall near the| - necessary to rebuild roofs, and Syrian Relief Commitiee. Al Jaffa Gate. . equip hospltals and furnish administration expenses of the or- e truck pletured above is hauling | - food and emnloyment uatll har- gan n are privately met. Fach a very small part of the §13,000,000 | # vest, - cent contributed s spent for Rellef. Bl L i, e - more | o H }\ ancial st tn\I;ru'Y'. mukes AS Y = 'mw‘w ] = > i i.:n =i -12”1 8 dre the best turned out by Worcester i e r"[‘“‘(' e 1 which has always turned | who profess to believe ne ecams. st of 1d B e ' due for a revival and - ns. Jost of the old UL ainly is every indication ri now 5 DA "‘“ " 2 ll’ e that this is about to beco big 1 r i 2 sen the home I fact. It is this expected n oe el “r L > I $_ is<ports the started a boos B ‘; - an | - over the country nad i been turned ] result of the elief from e UDUO ain of wartime. The i drawback to be that in some c " sports ch will be ittle 1 J in coming back, and because E hasty edictions will e sional coach This point may systems of and . to certain m n e B Seh N or OA vear this is n test of sports was hunti ra with a < and many wrir o 1l comm =4 sterday afte Woodmansee Iodge o W g 1 TR - l W eptances | b | GRAIN MARKET | 2 v ! COTTON T M J Octe 0 - | M ot mid 21 Il : bona-fiide $3.00 and $3.50 values, too, v SP=timanne The { stripe effects and Jacquard designs The styles 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 sarine § Made coat style with laundered cuffs. I Sale Price $1.49 ch is a point to {f consider serisusly. patterns include hand some of +intage and sure to please the most fastidi ous. simply got to have some of them. | Sale Price $2.15 i FLANNEL SHIRTS FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS ACTUALLY WORTH $1.75 EACH Your choice of excellent Madras or Fine Percale in an excellent line of new Fall patterns. !N GRAY OR OLIVE DRAB $2.00 value . § 5225 value . 1§ 5250 value § 53.50 value $4.00 value $5.00 value SPECIAL $1.79 SPECIAL $1.98 ..SPECIAL %235 Perfect workman- ship counts tremendously in a shirt, and these are up to the mark in every particular. choice of either soft or stiff cuffs, Sale Price $1.35 Coat style and your HEAVY RIBBED UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers which are worth $1.50 a garment “WINSTED” AND “GLASTONBURY” UNDERWEAR You know what these makes stand for. It is unnec- 2s present values go—SALE PRICE . 98c | cssary to say more— - gt $2.50 garments . SALE PRICE $2.10 FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR $300 garments ... 'SALE PRICE $249 } Heavy Weight Fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers §3.85 garments ... SALE PRICE $2.98 which are actually worth $1.50—SALE PRICE $1.10 WOOL PROCESS UNION SUITS $2.50 WOOL UNDERGARMENTS 1t looks like wool. It feels like wool. It wears like % T ) = wool, but it is made of cotton. Good winter weight, These are of the type made for the U. S. Army wool eig | Wwhich means that they are as good as the b The value $3.00—SALE PRICE $1.98 A SUIT § I} shirts are “bachelor style,” that is, they have no but- RIBBED WOOL UNION SUITS tons—Athlctic Shirts with long sleev The i ! § Crawers are regular—SALE PRICE ..$1.98 | These are of the “Madewell” brand and they are as good as they sound. of fine wool— $3.50 Suits 34.50 Suits $6.50 Suits . A splendid winter weight suit made WOOL-FINISHED UNDERWEAR Heavy Weight Cotton Underwear with the wonderful B wool-finish. These were intended for sale at $2.00— SALE PRICE §1.59 SALE PRICE $3.15 § ..SALE PRICE $4.05 SALE PRICE %575 § outdto ”’e‘ “Cape-to-Cairo Rhodes.” her mo 0 they called him, mockingly, when [ Smith of il Rhodes, ide ud | . em | Nelson Webster calling o1 { pire builder and adventurer, dreamed a [felengs i oryicH e =TT through the African sands The Light Ahead. | that should run straight from the Cape i JEWETT CITY .ns labor, sanctifies tofl | of Good Hope to the the i : 1 died at her home on zood and stroug, | Mediterranean. “Nonsense { the i st British government, forget that | = at, as well as | this man’s given the < -e and freedomw, is | empire & territory grea 1 hefore him of a ‘uany, Austria-Hung through life’s all together. S« | thou Hugo. out and b 1 a desert i succeed, try, b3 little « City of Norm hWater Works DRIVERS’ COATS | AUTO ROBES . { HORSE BLANKETS FELTS, ARCTICS RUBBER BOOTS‘ At the Right Prices - | . THE L. L. CHAPMAN C0. 14 Bath Straet. Norwich, Cfmu ——~— LOUK(NG OVER THE LAu A0 OUT THE WEAK SPOTS A BIT—FICKING FOR THE SOL' HERN TRIP