Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 1, 1919, Page 6

Rt e R S e WESTERLY Governor Beeckman has slated to the officers of the Rhode I = On ; 11ill'l‘\IHIIIHUIW""""“ y ‘l" Franklin Square “ 1 HE ] Ed“ B N ORWICH “ Im lfln"mnlhllumumfl"lmlmulhmunu Ihlmul Imlmnmmkn opinion in the matter an resolution the com NICA:: O(l:l::ed STEAhsaukm‘h, - 28c Mll\thTuty o entisiment :; I‘)'!‘c ‘“°‘h? : :2%(‘1“1? ! lhuumu iy llllnm“ e et lmnllhmnlmm "““ ‘m —or until provisions are | PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF T : » ‘organization (o succee: : THE LIVE STORE tood lh‘xt r}m ernor Leeckm:m flues dor the opinion of the offi- ’ xpress.nig the de ‘hol. S, Smoked | qu ~Um\‘ of msh’mdmenl """"""" . { | hefore the members of the Shoulders l FRESH GROUND N 3 Whipple, who inspected one Better Whipe r g - 268 HAMBURGER, Ib. ....22¢ R told them that the governor FINE CUTS LEAN CORNED BEEF, today, Ib. ... . .. 20c || et e e amtod e —_— —— P S ake a vote on a resolution similar LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE FRESH KILLED i@ the one framed by the officers and .30c | CHICKEN, Ib.........45c ] i S 5o i fusor o1 - | NICELY*MIXED BEEF LIVER BEST NATIVE POTATOES i whicn wiil ~Bisnt to Governor Beeckman after the R S O S 15 Ibs. to peck, 43 A Spiciiid e g o Little Pig BEST SHOULDER ROAST BEEF, Ib. . the company SA! FPORK.D. .. ... 26¢ guard be d'sbanded upon the [NATIVE CURLY | erour”ihac theve e mo ariher ues | DEX ~C(,\|.4‘< N or the or zation and that it we RIPE BANANAS |YELLOW LETTUCE |be unneces expense to the s head: ..ot ST2cRlic lonest mala bk ] 4 dozen 3%c, OIIONS SON C. Palmer Chapman of Avondale, .11c) Veaty, Stewing PRUNES i SEEDLESS RAISINS, Ib. .15¢ .45c; FRESH KILLED VEAL | FROM NEARBY FARMS | Short Cut Legs, Ib.... Wi Lc b. .. 27¢ ‘ Loin Roast, Ib........ { lin the state. A letter roceived by Rump Pieces, Ib. ...... Shoulder Cuts, Ib..... Veal for Stew, Ib. .. aoe | Chope, 3b.:.. ... ..ocine Stezk, Ib. .. 25¢ . NE BETTEF NATIVE YELLOW EYE i CUT LEGS Ib. 32¢c | BEANS, 1918 crop SMALL FOREQUARTERS b - g 20c Roast, Ib. ...25¢ iOP: th brought the fi : m A m , Ib 50c :ia':%‘?m_n |MUSTARD [SOLID PACKED § g lS’\RDINEs el E. CUITS No. 3 Size "Liz cans TAUNDRY SOAP EXTRA FANCY PEAS 5 bars 25¢ 2 cans § PREMIER SHAD can 19¢ | jar We are determined to clear out every SUIT, COAT and DRESS in stock before making nal arrangements to reorgani-e this concern under a co-parinership form. We are going to remain in business, and consider of minor importance the loss we are sustaining in dlsposmg of cur stock — when compared with the inestimakle valie of your t Aabney i Aade future patronafre»—'t;e?xce further reductions. Take advantage of these extraordinary big | “OID DUTCH COFFEE ' : money-saving opportunities, - IR e et B, | CAKE, g b W B Weomine & NO ALTERATIONS—NO EXCHANGES—NO REFUNDS—ALL SALES FINAL éfiiu.\' D:lm}_ INU o Beavs ozl comsmorwnn § 13 SUITS | 94 COATS BREAD, loaf. ESH FROM OUR OVENS DAILY AND MADE BY __EXPERT BAKERS LOAF OF 14 VELVET DRESSES Regular price $18.98—Final Clearance Price $9.95 Arranged In Three Lot Arranged In Two Lot: g jfsestots Fie Pnp e a iy Lok 11 VELVET SKIRTS LOT ONE Btz Regular price $10.98—Final Clearance Price $5.95 ; 39 Coats in this lot, mostly in All \’\'00] Velour Ma- (j<u:1pli<ed of 31 Suits in All Wool Men’s }| terials, in a varied assortment of s.yles and colors, RTS e 1 LIN SKI Wear Serge, Popli N Gibad . and Ladies’ sizes, Fur Trimmed and Plain 28 S}LK Pi; N_ i e e Reg ‘ulJrl\ marked up to $29.75— Reguiar price $3.98—Final Clearance Price $2.95 FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE $12.95 R 97 WHITE VOIL: WAISTS teri avy, Black, Brown, Copenhagen and other shades, regular and extra sizes CANTERBURY GREEN i | 5 o v'i‘igr;":h h U PRI e LOT TWO Ragular price $1.50—Final Clearance Price 79¢ ice on the fi: Fotwtoi§ FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE $7.95 || 27 Conts in Wool Velour and ofher fine Wool e @ materials, many in extra large sizes up to 53 bust || % : FURS 20 3 . e pe ;]kfighr‘__Rg(;uhr]} priced up to $39.75— Kaccoon Muffs, regu .ulc S:/.><,r—no(;g$15.95 | Kinne place on Blao . 1 French Cooney Muffs, regular value $14.98— | o e I FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE $17.95 now § 7.95 lar value $14.98— now $ 7.95 There are 42 Suits in the lot, this season’s it : Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rorers, Miss EASY THOMPEON |2 poo e cof Ramm, M, 5} - |cal'ers in (ol (:’r‘v Saturdav. F. C. Raivolle of G nwich spent the week t his farm here G! J. Murray a caller in New LOT THREE | 28 Coats in all, mostly Fur Trimmed and consist ing of our lll"hébt priced models, Silvertone, fine |f best models, mostly in fine Serge and l French Cooney Scarfs, re i l 5 Poplin materials, Black, Navy, Brown CHILDREN'S FUR SETS g S fopon Credag IS U I nd e shadeo— \dogr and Broadcloth materials, many Full Silk At Half Original Marked Price I : ‘"c:‘wfi;"!w ord, New ‘Britain, a_form - AT Sl Lined— | o "Bk | it e, s, men, Sty [ Regularly priced up 1o $35.75 Regularly marked from $30.75 to $52.50— MANY OTHER BARGAINS WHICH FOR LACK o Suday schon of e Methogit |32 st n B Wt FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE $]2.95 FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE $22_95 OF SPACE WE CANNOT MENTION Irs, ‘fnr several nt Fraser was a New London |0CCUM AND VERSAILLES in Interesting letter received by Jarvis has been confin- > for a few days by | W7 It Wards Off Croup 1r Never put a croupy child to bed withe | 27 Sn out giving a dox ) 4 'fOLl:YS HONEYmTAn of p stops the hoarse gh, eases difficult breathing, obhi librari; 1 Mrs. Miller were in - to visit thei* daughter s Clark anl bher fami- L'ord , in Ha N Y P, F in Danbury | were in visit od‘ n town Tuesd LEFINGWEU: ‘, Sunday morni schools nd neats of Mr. g nd Mrs Elmer Geer were in| ord for a few d last week Cl:rence Rnddy e Sunday owi v ; 3 » LEBANON s of the pastor, A. D. ) eson. % L E E 1 N Pultz, of the Wednesday an_ a 3 st any uses. iringing w ed up. Children . Or FOR FLETCHER'S CAST,QRI'A by Afternoon held ot charge, in the absence of the | from . and Mrs. Loren Mrs. Maine's