Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 6, 1919, Page 7

NORWICH, BULLETIN, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1919 QUIGK HAIR GROWTH! Box Free Te Youl i%g {ue Porteous & Mircuzie Co. of EAL : confidenc: 3 1 ¢ The Henry Allen& Son Co. §f e o SV Y3000 Norwich, Thursdey, Marsh 6, 1919 FUNERAL DIRECTOM [Rahnds SRS e Bt B 5 ¢ s § | promises in their periods of stress . 3 : THE WEATHER. : G - s TR Seatier S0 5t was & cas J..D EMBALMERS Disturbaness were ceitered W Sk nerves because Of lack -5Y £SSISTANT %fi:&: the middle md Now A‘ucmm Promptly in the government and 1. ments made by the government bu- | weatiler continued durifig - Wedne.dl!' in the Atlantic states, but Cay and Night §8 Main Street 3 Would You Like Such ¢ Resul as This? ! o Mo you want, freo, s trisl box of Kose Loty that has prosod mecessf! o SomaRy cases? 1f 4o, you to aoswer this postcard cr e, 5 G reaus. Al Cails '.ll‘m h\)o" \m the weather has becoms mush colder - in the intéror of the middle Aflantic and Néw England States, - t There was genefal precipitatien | within the lsst 24 hours in the Mls- siszipp! valley and all districts east e in the middle Atfaniic apd New Engiand states, rain or sfiow }l"hurxda.y | will be followed earing by Thurs- sound and the = day night, with mu eh lower teinpegra- % an and ! ture and fair and cold weather on Fri- 5 . vo per\ TOlIet Bowl Bmshes | Storm wasnifigs ars & 4 i Atlantic coast ut and nofth Jf Cape A BRUSH' AND A CAN OF Hatteras. Winds for Thursday and F' CLEANER FOR 35c—VALUE 30c. AT DUNN'S PHARMACY --Strong nofth and northwest winds, 60 MAIN STREET ,Juopar.l)‘ i lon it and w New Spring Silks Fashion’s favored fabric this season is Sillk. —Our Spring showing includes all the newest ideas—gay, bright colorings, new and unique designs, all the fashicnable and desirable ‘weaves. But there is | protit and pro The United Stat ctical There are beautiful, soft fabrics, in superior qualities, for every purpose—afternoon wear, evening wear, for reception gowns, blouses, underwear, Etc. Here Are Some of the New Arrivals ! ratn, changing to sMow and much | colder weather. Storiu over New east. of a bunch of men the breach. (Appla | mistake that business dictated to from the south who know about big business We w: an Ame iinigtration and the England moving Forecast. For Southern Néw England: Rain, probably changing to snow, Thursday,| A highly optimistic outiock for bue- with much lower temperature; Friday|iness in the United States presented fatr. y J. Q. J 3 ent uf the Obssrvations in Nerwich. The folléwing records, réported from The Bulletin's. ébservations, show the in température and the baro- changes Wednesday: Ther. Bar. 30.00 30.00 J. G. JONES JOSEPH BRADF ORD BUUKBINDER Ciank Books Made and Ruled to Order 102 BROADWAY _ A. G. THOMPSON, F. S.| Chiropodist, Foot Specialist (PROTECT YOUR FEET), M#r. Cummings’ Spring Arch Support Suite 7-8 Alice Building, 821 Main St | ~—=—r——— Norwich, Phone 136 4 i STORAGE BATTERIES If You Want Some Real BATTERY SERVICE Come and See the WILLARD SERVICE STATION A#IRAN STORAGE BATTERY CO. 88 Shetuckst Et-zot, Norwich, Conn. GENFRAL AUTO REPAXRS‘ FINEST WASH-STAND IN We also grease yo THE IMPERIAL GARAGE GEORGE “ETENDRE, Frop. Tel. 929 and 979 De! o Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN 6 BROS, Preos Teieghene 1227 -2 o r 36-inch, all Sifk Dress Tafieta, a fine, firm quality, in white, TR b];;mg;;&ax;enu\;u_\é < light blue, pink, rose, reseda, gray, plum, dark green, Pekin nte e WHEh TApielieT & you f i % blue, and blaclf—alsn;hmge-be effects in orchid, primross J. Graham, have succosstul business. We 5 et and sand-Spring prices $1.75 and $200. ess, for 4 ..xca”e'\t quality Taffeta Silk, 36 inches wide, black and ; guaranteed to give satisfactory service—Spring prices y-.aO, $2.69 and $2.89 a yard, fur 4 Junior h presented by s closing pre n that busin nd labor are to get together as_brothers to discuss their problems and out of the war are tq er confidence and love for < There is to be bigger RE: AoBsiH A > 1 i han ever for America E e 1 up every hall of ! Comparisons. ding on Fredictions for Wednesday: Threat- ing, followed by rain and colder. Wednesday's weather: Cleudy, \ in even goeg much SATINS IN ALL THE NEW WEAVES tin Messaline, 36 inches wide, in all the shades that ars mable this season, inciuding black, white, light blue, 9, coral, pink, rose, paach, sand, gray, taupe, Pekin openhagen, navy, brown and green—Spring price $145 P —————————— e T e Moun sad Tides lue, a yard, period of 1 Conn. Lustrous New Satins, guaranteed to give satisfactory service, in these shades—Poilu blue, peacock, sand, old blus, navy, taupe, rose, green and black—Spring price $233 a yard. Satin Patria, the newest weave in Satin, 40 inches wide, beau- tiful luster, comes in navy and black—Spring arice $3.50 a yard. 1 Six hours Junior ter n‘:\ water it is is fono-md by flosd tids e uhet 5 choo’ GREENEVILLE opened ti ing w TOWN| A large crowd from the village at- | fende ed the Mardi Gras whist which|gress {was given by the Children of Mary | way of Occum in the basement of the| where he church Tuesday cvening. Quite 2| school number ente; the grand march, in Charmeuse, 40 inches wide, high luster, has beautiful comes in navy and black—S8pring price $3.50 FOULARDS AND SILK POPLINS he favored Silk this Spring. The new Foulards Jas Silk grounds of navy and black with whits coin spots, 36 inches wide (note width)—S8pring price ur Car i tei «rorrr‘ a hh and ano scored a hit, her costume 2 to advertisc Bul After the grand march, whist was played, num- hering. about 50 tables. It was a U ss for their pastor, Father , 36 inches wide, in new and distinctive figursd . green, Copenhagen, plum and black—Spring 9 a yard. Silk Poplins are noted for their serviceable qualities. We inch Silk Poplin in Copenhagen, navy, castor, Pekin vn, taupe, green, wine and black—Spring price $1.25 Broadway | A e party was e DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE DENTISTS 203 M €0 inches wide, in Alice, wisteria, plum, ckin blue, Copenhagen, old rose and 98 a yard. tauge, black—Spring WHITE SILKS FOR ALL PURPOSES in widths ranging from 27 to 35 inches— to $2.00 a yard. and White ta Silk, ing price $1.75 a yar ETHODIST CHURCH WANTS REV. E. A. LEGG RETURNED both are 25 inches wide, in three excellent qualities Hours: 9 a. m. 5 and $2.39 a yard. presidin nted showing ion generall Telephons e VULCANIZ TIRE REPAIRING AND TUB All Work Guaranteed 3 “) HENRY DUPREY 3 an “ELLENT SHOWING OF SILKS 1d Plaid Tafieta Silks and Satins, for Waists, inches wide~Spring prices $149 and NOVELTY ' T . kY salary from | whole t n a_cour ; ) b £ the $1,300 and residence to $3,000 and resi- 1 Yantie | dence P. O. Box 153 Suit or Skirt, in navy, Pekin vn and gold, 33 inches wide John & Geo. H. Bliss | s swemsii s s fowire okt mner’® Sommect et swowe tes | el S il S oiies W e s N es, design ranges from pin ct , navy and v Leargest Assortment B of fron o A standing for @ muiuts in m : @ pa- | ; ] . e e DIAMOND JEWELRY pm\pme&“’“'f,"f‘ ke 2o s i g 4 pisad IR £ BROOCHES o ;;\Dlo\e bk SCARF PINS RINGS PENDANTS - = BRACELET WATCHES . RADIOLITE STRAP Mitchell Co. WATCHES, ETC. Sergt, Treadway at Staten jeland. John & Geo. H. 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