Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 6

" 2 - Among property changes for the i / ? | week, James McCoy has ' sold the house on Eastman street, now occu- pied by James Cahoon. The price paid was $2,800, Mrs. R. R. Church has sold the lot at the corner of Mary and East Main street to Alex McNicol for $3,000. William McNicol has sold to Hugh Davis one of his building lots at the foot of Tracy hill, opposite the one time Dyer property. Two years ago a party of land boomers came to town. They bought a large tract of land, on the Smoky:Phillips farm 13ter owned by R. M. Brown and later still by Mr. Ouillette. Streets were laid out, lots surveyed, and Belvidere park was established. It grew up like some of the western cities, all in a night. They sold every identical lot. The property business seems to be on the move here all of a sudden. This week ‘William McNicol has had an opportu- nity to close a deal with a land pros- vecting company for a considerable part of his large farm just north of the borough”line. This was once the Douglas Tracy farm, at that time it §| was considered to be quite a ways Ewery experienced housekeeper really conceeds and . from toywn. Not so, now, since the Textile Novelty plant started; build- desives the advantage of having ONE range that opera- “fLe 9 w THE ing has moved rapidly that way up ; - 415 | | East Main street. It looks mow as if ates successfully with ALL fuels—gas, coal or woo TI]e Ch]ef ITHOUT GAS s , o s all with the same oven. But many could not under- o D Dener 5 4| tative McNicol would be living in the stand how this remarkable combimation could be § : For City or Country | populated suburbs of East Main street built in a manner so sim@o and safe as to be quickly instead of “way down on the farm.” uilt i and safe as ¢ : ; : : The Gardner class of the Methodist understood and casily operated by anyone in every- &?-:lges Dé::vered DOlft ofD ity Ll e e o oot day use. How well this has been accomplished in the § ithout arge uring emon- supper and sale in the vestry Thurs- Round Oak 3-Fuel Combination Range, is evidenced evening. The ommittees in charge szt were: Supper, Mrs. J. F. Pace, Mrs. 7 Xl Taraiss ‘and ‘commendatian it has roesived -srapmi] SpROD: [ mia Geer, Mrs. W, C. Jeffers, Mrs. R. s Lhave: vis e st I he : — - Robertson, Mrs. Nathan Babcock, the hundreds who have visitéd our store during the j G. H. Thornton, Mrs. W. J. Rob- Candy committee, Miss Esther. Harri: Mrs. Alice Anthony, Mrs. E. B. Che pres e o sl Dress Up and Be In The Fashion %N\, | ®ldiiss Bella Robertson, Miss Nellie ; ‘ Miss _ Elizabeth McCluggage, = 2 WANT ; P f i el Al e R Nature gives the male bird the gayest dress, and yet you men have let the women * | | (I , Miss Bessie McCluggage and . . YOU : Mes e namdss i i get ahead of you. You don’t have to dress in giddy colors—but dress up, and don’t : rn clothing will be received a 5 TO h ross T be an “also ran” when it comes to being in style and looking your best. There’s a satis- e i : hat as many cast-oft|§ faction in feeling, as well as looking, well-dressed. You can’t feel that way if your clothes as possible be collected. The| & 2 shirts, and ties, and socks, and underwear even are not up to the mark. KNOW 23;{5’?:]&3%5;; B B condition of the®people of the dev CLUB PLAN OFFER — P Y B i e Sear or ‘mabre ‘bofose. they will be able '.0 clothe themselv Requires no blacking—saves | {I™5"s s, ommosin s, «|§ THE VERY NEWEST NECKWEAR 55c to $2.00 To those who decide during demon- work. | B|as decided to form what is ‘to belB Clever stufi—a vaudevills man would call it big time, head-liner class. S O C K S stration for delivery later if desired. Burns Coal or Weod—same § |l ciation. mhis lon. will (Have ' i o ) on. This assoolation will ' have | 1ws properly made Neckwear in all the latest styles and colorings and fixtures, e ] S ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT N . L. M. Carpenter was appointed |[§ yowll find that, at all the prices, the values are unusual. Some of it is YOU'VE SIMPLY GOT TO EXTRA LARGE OVEN—- chairman of the meeting and the fol- | B iowing ofcers : \fana. |@ built exclusively for the younger men, some for those whose tastes are HAVE THEM Oven can Never Crack or J. F. Pace; fi ietars BETTER GET THEM HERE q Break. ; . . Masse; s : If you enly want to, spend a Bakes Perfectly——Quickly e Brow: rlising m 3 CARRY “ADLER’ % quarter we can give the most for € = E G. cia C: WE R’S GLOVES $1.50 to $2.75 your money. If you want a fine Very compact—saves space. thuer, W l;ml:_x'l‘iggn.“i T a $ $ pair of silks at $1.75, we can give : 8 : : 5 : : : you an excelient choice of styles Cooleii e e e Every pair of these famous Glovesis guaranteed, ana the prices are as [ Y24 30, Xcetiont choice of styles ASurer, retary and 1 i o | i istent with d lity. We } hem i -fini “between” prices we can give Ashes easily removed. i L o low as is consistent with good quality. have them in the soft-finish g £ > you most anything you want. 0 L C b' t B g as the e ana of Mocha, in fine Suede, sturdy Capeand in Silk.’ A splendid variety of et n Legs or Cabinet Base. BiiE s oot tia AT e THREAD SILK SOCKS e e ety R et e b s iy s sear materials as well as colorings for your choice. FOR $1.00 . sk . Mo the nes e asso- | § S Made with lisle foot for strength. yv!:: g;ge ressel:vl?lr if l:(;kas.n'ed. : X t the new asso- | | We have dd‘emh in black, gga,;; / il then go into the matier of navy and champagne, wit I oset, Shelf, or Plain. : ! ball team for the|ff “YOQRKE” AND “DE LUXE” SHIRTS $1.50 to $6.00 | ciocks and stripes of contrasting ! colors. An unusually attractive At St. Mary’s church Ioly Thurs-| ¥ o 1 ; 4 e We have spread the fame and good name of these Shirts broadcast in Sock for a medium price. ¢ : Bl dav morning there was high mass a You've Waited Long Enough! Don’t Wait a Day Longer! , followed 1 : this community. You men who have bought either of these brands from “LION” BRAND SOCKS sed Sacr - w $15 MEMBERSHIP FEE which is credited to the cash price of the Range $3.00 Weekly Dues Each week until you have paid for your range LOWEST CASH PRICES LIMITED TO 25 MEMBERS et Do 0NN (Good 5 (1@ us know that you never were better satisfid. The fact that you keep [ OUr special Sock—made of fine ‘“IH"{]' A of A1 !B coming baak for more settles it. I7 you have never tried them it is § equalied for service. We show Open - : ats g : hem in black 1 ; = Open e the stations of the eross. Sutur time you did. Fine Percales, Madras, Pongee, Fibre Silks, and Tub f ' " ek ‘A""P’M;M"’ Saturday ol o -~ [ the new fire: the Paschal candie, £ao- | Silks have been used in hundreds of t - : mercerized lisle thread, and un- Salurday fihe the most attractive designs and f§ $450 A DOZEN e e i e evetosk wiri | @ colorings. Get in line and find out what real Shirts are. 25 WATER STREET g i\ i ! 1 beign at 7. Mabel C. Williams resigned Gt | Complete Stocks of Pajamas, Night Shirts, Underwear, LISBON who was unable o ‘be present [ nave sot paried from otner focke am | By PH e i Broted to i | Belts, Collars, Etc. Gieorge Dley Miss Flossfe Meyer, | ior A et Alabam, where . i o] +4 ha S isk, former Whe n John Kendall came from |Geor, e Ir, of T ille, Mr. | cles and f." x_u:- but little 4 5 ott 01 be art (u:. Saturday evening, bringing|ana Mrs., Willia Kendall| and Miss | Bavicla ; yosition with & b he was greeted m { A > tevnolds spoke at the Y dlishment. and sever of |Jennie Kendall of Taftvilie, W A: in Norwich Sunday afternoon ablishmer, 4 Browning from Fort Trumbull and|at 5 o'cloc i Denms Barnett, is one of returning from over- |Henry Patoh from the submarine ba _—_— City’s most enthusiastic and s and receiving his_honorable d ] in all |POLISH TROOPS CROSSING il potato, pasere: He says he did not have € LU R T v y il ose OB g his p 5. 1 Zendall were presen GERMANY TO PCLAND k of a famous boing in the hospital for some|Purse of money by the relative s 1 (French 3 | place for which the result of a wound below]| R. R. Barber, Jr, of Westn N al Haller |wlous price. Now, he Later, when serving as des- | to visit f : " patch-rider he was thrown from a si | : 1 the cox vill dig thers up and put them in 3 motoreycle, receiving a wound on his .\1.\> Clara H) s spending : . ¢ Polish h g a @ m"”}”' i forehead. Sunday morning he attend- > vacation with friends $ 160 by sacaumber =8 : i wens o Fhids 8 ohiicch &t MEWATE Whers & he | W ok | French who will ass the |son, Ma 1 . Morgan, rose from a bit of pasture | PARADE OF BELGIAN along the roate. The Belgians leave only one who is represented by a star [ Schcols in town are closed for one |} prastization of the Ly, | v es -8 | 4 e e VETSHN- NEW YORK | Wmeht {Lor iiasbinstont, 55 on the service flag of the church who |weck vacation. i A e U n. : | PR (o (0 aae ks ‘ Say hundied 2 was wounded in action. At the Ken-| One day recently local residents sav f‘,’r Lher S At 5 ursfay suat : L e e awe foon iattie| PRESIDENTSHBERUAN GO dall home there was a family reunion locks of wild geese within a few |yfeon: 77 : e o e e it and a il ond MY e T['“na‘('{}:n S oneaa or - - Losened UNITED STATES INDEFINITE Sunday. Mrs. Kendall served dinner urs and between their flights t e SR P8 and Clement and daug; 2 gone to | foundland sb el M &|scarred veterans r e, I s for all of the children and grandchil- |were at two different times small 2 ; | Mane , N.. H., to cemaii Guring |sky In whick few clou Ypres and s e dren with the exception of one son-in- |numbers of the gecse that appeared to - AL s s ; = s |aveaue e fust pareds falbe [ i LDERWEIE OSSN S LARGE QUANTITIES OF g > will be low Friday B promote the forthcom- |Paris said plans for the president’s WHLCAT IN AUSTRALIA visitors present at the AMa- ¥ Quidiy valle 1€ anmmmn'; Victory loan. Pre turn to the United States stiil were Weinesc April 16 cbration Tuesday evesin . mal I = Sl e el L nite fand that reports ipublished per cent. of the more |wer V. ipful Brothers Hoxi» of |Th L m altitude reache SR he Carrying i in . s that April 27 0; .S) had }vle_an bush of - viicus | MY Master Masons Ernest B . . . v iy satlng I Al s s nnders S ils Dt > f battles in which they |w thout foundation. 4 re el Pahialin o k rof S tuCers ghd BRI Witlhon of - St S , follow the cipated @ ling a number of| The message said satisfastory prog- ur otto: j| 1015-15, 1 8 G e R : i i« el ol s et ke i 4 9, th were [ Was in town Thursday. : ti come from the crowds |conference. ' Yoo | it ship-| The nost office will be ciosed today | uahty s’ st 3 1 in flour | after eight a. m. until $.30 p. m. The| -y 5 a4, bustels in mil- | ill be o befoce and afi uantity GiB ek e arrival of mail trains. The %) i library will be closed ‘and uickness e will be shut down for the re- 8| ; P mainder of thé week . \z A union Fast Day service is to be %‘& &n Conditi P . A o X & 1d_at the Baptist churca this eve- | onditions indicate an increasing firmness in the Q . L. G. Buckingham entertain- O o *v_:,‘;gx;;;;v.;gv;;;;fhy;;f,;:;;;,fi; A few minutes’ waik from Franklin Square means a saving | g i s. Co ey Tells How She [irs. L. M. Carp s S0 K# to you A A4 W a8 (' ed v !w ia M 5 : in Hartford, New Haven and esirable to order early S Meriden for the we "l'orv :\rs'lw:‘u’ “""‘(]‘{‘r" 7‘:‘1 e i Bl MEPJ“S E- ‘?-“. 9» g,. ;‘& \' S‘UHTS S R A S A A A $l 69 By employing the MOST MODERMN and /! P77 cmed o | A 2 MEN'S B, V. D, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS ...........89¢ ECONOMICAL methods resvlting in the LOW. Lo “f T L = : : EST COSTS PER TON we are ensbled to quote the | | /0 @ =l “~*/E¢;;ETF; Juneavorasie ror | MEN'S WHITE ATHLETICSHIRTS ............... ~59¢ LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE in keeping with ! : i ok ire: | et et ns ot at st oo 'Q BAI BRIGCAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. . . - FIRST QUALITY COAL and REL[ABLE BUSL & »]m\;{{l:.d today to permit Harry G.| MEN S BAL‘.—_“\» S 49c Australian airman, or Cap-| i P 3 'A lu- |tain Freder P. Raynham, his Brit- | ey NESS PRACTICES. NI e e 0 bl | MEN'S UNIONSUITS ..............oeeess . 7981, £ 4 % 3 p t sondon aily Mail, conditions | | S e bl section of Newfoundland = . . ” were favorable en h to allow Rayn- Our Spring Stock and Prices are now available, [ work for me and T know it will help | ham 1o ciee s SoorSh 4o, dlloy Ravn ) 1 ) L S ) ) 2 i ic 3 0 s others if they will give it a fair trial.”” | tinsyde biplane. Hawker already has | R LINT { § 1 ; but prices are subject to change without notice. —Mrs. me:y COLR%\'EY 108 8th Ave., |made his final trinl trip-in nis Sop- | Yes’ l am i WhG s Who ln NOTW]C;), at the DaV1s Ti’!eatfi'e 3 with, and tonight both machines ar . o . “\ex?fiv?ififi?gifinigm‘ along from day ’0““,"; ‘.]“‘ their x““g'-f;":x “With 5"."[:";‘ Next Week—Try and Fifld Me. We would like to quote on your requirements. ! to day, year in and year out, suffering | 2"kS filled, ready to take the air at i such misery as did Mrs. Courtney, when jthe, flrst signs of tlearing. - 2 < 2 To both machines had been affixed such letters as this nreconnnuallybemg the seal of the Royal Aero Club, but | published. Every woman who suffers |until today P..J)n!mm, who had rushed from displacements, irregularities, in- | the worl £ 1i - flammation, ulceration, backache, ner- [ W! S competitor wa S vousness, or who is passing through the |&round for si V'S by , T og. 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