Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 1, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1919 LET US FORGET FURNITURE FOR A FEW DAYS AND TALK DINNER SETS Special Sale of Fine Dinner Ware FOR THIS SATURDAY ‘Just received a shipment of 100-piece Dinner Sets; this order was given a year ago. The price that these Dinner Sets were bought for gives us an opportunity to give you an exceptionally low figure. We will sell these 100-piece Sets Saturday only at $18.75 Per Set Very beautiful Patterns. to a customer. Schwartz 9-11-.13 WATER STREET, Values up to $35.00. One set SEaes .-‘3509 ine. RWICH, CONN. A Nutritious Diet for All Aces. Quick Lunch; Home or O OTHERS are IMITATIONS | thorized by | tive bids for the contract _ Howard WESTERLY The senator and representatives in the general assembly from Westerly | witness the ghost walk at the Rhode island state capitol and were on decki‘ as the pay checks were passed out.| The members receive a per diem pay | of $§5, payable the 3th day of the ses- | Sion, ‘and receive like pay for the suc- | ceeding 30-session days. In order to| be entitled to full pay they must flq-l swer the daily roll or the per diem is| docked, and are not entitled to pay beyond the 60 days. Therefore, the members who have been perfect in at- tendance have received checks of $150 cach and in addition a mileage of 10 | conts 7 mile for each legislative da It is said the members of the Wester Iy delegation received full pay. The legislators of Connecticut are furnished transportation books by the state at commutation rates, and the members of the general assembly are paid monthly to a total of $30 each, and serve the state about 95 legisla- tive da; The per diem system does not prevail in the Land of Steady Habits Bond issues by the state are not d by Rhode Island by vote of the ature but by referendum. A res- n has been submitted proposing | an issue of $200,000 bonds to establish | a state printery, to provide for the purchase of a site, the srection of a building and furnishing and equipping The resolution was referred nce committee. The state of Rhode Island is very small in comparison with the printing au- the_state of Connecticut, which is generally doled out to print- s without the formality of compet There is of Hartford fully equipped to do the neces- ing within the time limit state legislature only one plant in ti ! that i rthe Briggs, a town, garageman at ed to Wiicox zston that the his gasoline tank had been tity of the burning in an auto- ¥ e rd Duckworth, 19, W -~ Mothers! An Appeal For Your Children Look back at your childhood days. Remember the physic that mother insisted on—casfor oil, salts or cathartics. How you hated them. How you fought them. How you dreaded their after-effects. That was all wrong, but then nobody knew better. With our children it’s different. The day of harsh physics is over. We don't force the bowels now; we coax them, We have no dreaded after-effects. ‘And the dose is a candy tablet. Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply don’t know what they do, The children’s revolt is well-founded. Their tender bowels are harmed by them. The modern way is to give a gentle laxative more drequently. To keep the bowels always active. The best method is Cascarets. Cascarets are candy tablets. Children love their pleasant taste. They cost only 10 cents a box, with full directions ildren’s dosage at ail ages. Babies too! ve Cascarets, then don’t worry—they never disappoint. Sheriff | . ), and Peter King, and Ferguson s Davis welve other republi- 1 Congre; for of the icd o court i n ) John E ed s ev noon McDonald. s at the West- school afternoon, vate Jerry Shea, Chateau GALES FERRY Six members of Westerly At the annual meeting of Budlons Mis: chureh | There was considerable excitement ONEY-SAVERS FOR SATURDAY SHOPPERS Groups of Specially Priced Etéfins " In Various Departments - Rugs and Draperies BIGELOW BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, size 9 by 12 You know the make. You know what a good Body Brussels Rug is. You also know what the prices have been for several years. Knowing these things you will appreciate what this Saturday offer means. There are just seven of them in the lot, all of them small figured da- sians, which wear the hest, and tha colors are most attractive. The Rugs are actually worth just $45.00 apiece. SATURDAY SPECIAL $35.00 “LOG CABIN” RUGS We Are Sole Agents in Norwich. We alone have these handsome Rag Rugs—reproductions of those our areat arandmethers wove on the bia hand looms. They are all marde of new rags. too, in a bia range of col- orinas, Buy now while we can match the colorings in all sizes. Value $1.23, 24 Yal YARD WIDE SCOTCH MADRAS Sold regularly for 53¢ a yard. The pastel colorings in this Madras are really beautiful. including green, pink, blie and yellow. Follow the color scheme of the room even to the window draperies. SATURDAY SPECIAL 43c a YARD Men’s Furnishing Dep't. OLIVE DRAB FLANNEL SHIRTS. If you are a he man and doing a he man’s work a Flannel Shirt is a necessity. Come and buy them cheap. ¢ 0. SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.39 ralue $2.2 SATURDAY SPECIAL §1.59 WHY NOT BUY A $250 SHIRT FOR $149? Why not jump in and buy some of these $2.00 and $250 Negligee Shirts for $1.49. All coat style with laundered cuff. They are slightly soiled and mussed, hence the re- duction. SATURDAY SPEC!AL $i48 Kitchenware Department A NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN PROVE IT FOR 65¢ Our House Furnishing Basement is going to prove that old adage by selling you a good dollar Broom, sizo 6, with smooth, fine grain, hardwood handle, made of broom corn and put up to This is a bargain. SATURDAY SPECIAL €5 Art Goods- Department and are than we srday KNITT] HANK % Toilet Goceds and Notions MONEY-SAVING SPECIALT! JOHNSTON’S BABY TALC, is kind you would not hes'tate to use on the finest skin. SATURDAY SPECIAL 14c ek PILLOW CASES FOR EMEROID- ERING. madc of an ext These s pead cases ‘are ¥ of tubing, cent. more them Sat- 1AL 2150 H $1.10 A knitting o drab, navy There's ance to knit even if the Th plendid we have in ol ce shades of gray. SATURDAY SFECIAL 79¢ ithe BABCOCK’S BUTTERFLY TALC is cooling and refreshing, and has a most pleasing fragrance. SATURDAY SPECIAL 21c ABSORBENT COTTON —8-cunce rolls. This he kind the hos tals use. It clean, sanitary and convenient. SATURDAY SPECIAL 24c DRESS FASTENERS |IN ALL SIiZES, Black or White Fasteners which will do what the name im- plies. They will really fasten. SATURDAY SPECIAL 4c a CARD 2.IN-1 SHOE POLISH is the kind which will make a good gloss finish and improve the lcather. Regular price is 15¢c. SATURDAY SPECIAL 1ic “COLORITE IN ALL SHADES makes the old hat look like new and is easy to Anyone can do it SATURDAY SPECIAL 24c MENTS mise and day chandise, too, SATURDAY SPE sitable easy to 34.INCH STAMPED CENTERS in ot he designs and = short for . outline simple and SATURDAY SPECIAL 50c 5 SPECIAL Muslin Underwear Dep’t. LIN UNDERGAR- rs, Che- Skirts are yours Satur- It is all good mer- and a real bargain. 1AL 59c including Draw LOT OF SKIRTS e embroid- h or without the SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.00 SPECIAL 3UST CONFINERS 1 color or w All sizes are ffered in the lot of Your choice of Hook in front - or back. SATURDAY SPECIAL 50c Knit Underwear Dep't. WOMEN'S FLEECE-LINED UN- DERW R, good winter wi Fleeced Vests and Drawers in reg ular or extra sizes. You can sav quite a bit of money right he Saturday. $1.50 qual —SATURDAY $1.00 y—SATURDAY $1.19 WOOLEN VESTS and DRAWERS, the regular $2.00 quality of Wool Vests and Drawers in sizes 5 and § o nly. SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.59 SATURDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL Wash Goods Department YARD-WIDE PERCALES WORTH APRON and I shirting - e merchandise. SPECIAL 29¢ GINGHAM s the best cf best Apron in a full checks. is offi 22¢ B The Ladies’ society p in th vel T even- South Manches| served a soup | E esday even- | departur | om a few mornings her con- | | and pu _ord’s Supper veral wiil unite BALLOUVILLE Miss Marion parents, Mr John Mrs. for he She was de by ness. Joseph L. Pray and Frank L. Ben- tended the funeral of their for- McGr CHESTERFIELD I'(‘\‘ ‘lo.‘. stu- i Uncas- place at- ock hall Tues- Eldredge Wednes- rwich spent ome here with J. R. Kaplan, r in Bast East, Powers Sealdsweet grapefruit . E : ‘EAST THOMPSON three times a day " gl S LLINGLY been supplyin; teacher in the mary department during Miss fin's illnes v SHBE s bee 1 of O int bru both in b grip. Putnam, from : um spent Dramatic cl 1 . Rich and good for breakfast, with lunch and at dinner, v efruit will help you to conserve grains, r health-giving qualities will make you T'hey need no sugar and never should persons prefer them with salt. 1as week end Hector MacConnell f relatives ir L M to t : for a the happier and stronger. ve much—m lon and one members of the G., of Wes Cora Sheldon nt weather Sun- | day Battey and Gil- | hildreén Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ASTORIA y in Attawaugan subject of the 1l is affl “ J . | Grapefruit most valuable of the fruits” [aLass oF saLTs IF - states widely-known stomach specialist | YOUR KIDNEYS HURT | = | Eat Less Meat If You Feel Backachy | ‘" or Have Bladder Trouble | 7 Morgan, widely-known stomach spe- cialist of Washington, said in an interview: “Grapefruit is the most valuable of all the fruits for the great majority of people. If properly eaten, grapefruit will ultimately reduce ! meat th d contents of the stomach.” | | L lieve bowels; WHITE ROCK Mrs. David That had taste in the month; that foul breath; that furred tongue; that dull headache;that drow- siness; that disturbed slocpithat depression; that yellowish skin — all tell the story of biliousness, a disor.. dered system, and yourimmediate need of a corrective to preveat a sick spell. Good dealers sell Sealdsweet grapefruit and give away Kitchen Calendar& Chart Most good fruit dealers sell Sealdsweet grapefruit. Yours can supply you and will ‘ iy A if you insist that he do'so. 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