Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 7

c= COLLEGE HONORS TO . WILLIAM J. MULLIGAN A singularly honor was paid to] ChAlrm?r’n“WIII‘am J. Mulligan of this state, who is on the Knights of Co- lumbus committee on war activities when two famous schools, one a unl- versity and the other a college, be- stowed the degree of Doctor of Laws WILLIAM J. MULLIGAN. upon him in recognition of his services in the war work of the Knights of Columbus. Fordham University of New York city and Holy Cross college of Wor- cester, Mase.,, awarded this honor to Mr. Mulligan and, through him, to the Knights of Columbus. Mr. Mul- ligan, being overseas, the degrees, in each case, were conferred in absen- tia The Fordham exercises took place last week and the Holy Cross commencement exercises on the meorn- ing of June 25 Chairman Mulliban some weeks ago celebrated his first anniversary as head of the K. of C. war work com- mittee. He is now in France super- vising the final work for the A. E. F. and intensifying K. of C. activities for the army of occupatio STATE BUYS $1,000 WORTH OF W. 8. STAMPS | |8 The state of Connecticut, by means of the state treasurer, C. H. Gilpat- ric of Putnam, placed its emphatic seal of approval Thursday on the War Savings campaign as conducted this vear, when Mr. Gilpatric pur- chased $1,000 worth of W. S. S. to be retained by the state as a proflitable investment until the date of maturity, January 1, 1924, As Mr. Gilpatric is a resident of Putnam, where he 'is cashier of the First National bank, the sale will be credited to the city of Putnam, this considerably increasing its per capita figures for the month of Junme. The stamps will be held as regularly in- vested funds of the state, and will be deposited with the se _number of rty bonds already held. am a firm believer in the War Savings movement,” said Mr. Gilpat- ric,” and I intend to do all in my power to bring about a realization of | the real merits of W. S. S..as an investment. With th~ last Liberty | @ Loan campaign out of the way, it is my hope that more and more stress will ‘be laid upon the of Thrift War Sayings Stamp am su continued, “that the campai; ematic savings and sensi’/» spending now being con- ducted the Connecticut War Sav- i cammittee will result in a great amo-mt of good to all of our citizens. 1 that many corporations will | “Mow the example of the state and | buy $1,000 worth of W. 8. S, the "aximum amount which any firm or individual is allowed to hold.™ PRESTON CITY GRANGE HOLDS EIG OPEN MEETING On Tuesday evening quite a large number of patrons together with many children of Preston gathered in the Grange hall in.an open meeting of | Preston City nge. About 8.30 Worthy Maste H. Hall called tae meeyng 10 order gnd in a few: well chosen wards expredsed his pleasura at seeing 1 ¢¢ miny present apd hoped they all would the evening. The meeting was then thirned oyer to the lecturer who presented a programme that was opened by a piano Miss: Sonhie Brown Hollowell, ed by a voeal £olo by Brother Luci Davis. The chaplain of the grange, Rev. T. J. Lewis made a brief ad- dress that was both timely 'a ful: Brother W. J. introduced who in the, thirty or fort minutes that féllowed display hi kill in legerdemain in a very clever manner. This was Mr. Banfield's first | § appearance {n Preston City and his| part of the programme was thorough- ¥ enjoyed by all. E. P. Barnes fol- lowed with his laughing song and the | pro mme concluded with a piano so- lo by Sister Daoris: Crai 'After the programme light refreghments were served hy t woman's work commit- tee. A vote of thanks was given Brother Banfield for his generous and skillful entertainment, At the next meeting on July 22, the st wilt be ‘in charge, being the the contest progratme..At the lecturer’s hour the, sisters will fill all of the officers’ chairs. J. HENRY SHANNON AND W. H. SHIELDS, JR., HOME J. Henry Shannon, who left Norwich for Camp Devens, Feb. 27, 1918, ar- rived home Tuye: day night, * having spent over a year In the service of the American expeditionary = forces. He | (\;‘a: discharged Irom Camp Lee Tues- | a William H. Shlelds, Jr, a well known Norwich lawyer, arrived at|fg Newport News June 19 from France where he had been for almost a ‘vear. | He is at Camp Upton and expects to be home in a few.days. He has becn in the medical department and roturns | in good heaith.” As he is a Yals man |M he has been teaching’ since the armis- tice went futo effect. An Ahsolumlgo Reliable Castile Soap " wowicH' BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1919 gt i & IN CONSIDERATION OF THE LOW PRICES AT WHICH THESE GOODS ARE OFFERED, WE RE- SERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT THE QUANTITY SOLD TO ANY ONE CUSTOMER. NNUAL SALE OF TOILET ARTICLES It Will Begin '?;ifi;ag r::r‘i;lrzfi{and Contfinue Each year about this time we offer our patrons an opportunity to make a selection from our very complete stock of Standard Toilet Articles at substantial savings. Prudent pecple are qmck to see the advantage of buying Toilet Goods during this sale and many of them Iay in a season’s supply at thie time. The comparative values stated here are not our regular retail prices, but are the prices at wi- - zoods are usually sold elsewhere. NOTE THE SAVINGS As many of these articles are being offered at very low prices we reserve the right to limit the quan- tity that will be sold to any one person or any article listed here. MAIL AND TELEFHONE OR- SRS | The Porteous & Mitchell DIATE ATTENTION. OUR The Weather Today Will Probably Showers—Clear Tomorrow VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME GUESTS HERE We consider any one entering this store: as our guest. Whether your purchase is large or small or even if you don’t buy at all, our obligation to please is just as great By virtue of our store policy we consider ourselves indebted to all who cross the threshold of this store, when they at once become our guests. Any day that you come in we would be greatly pleased to pbint out to you the unusual values or- fered in the various departments, whoSe variety covers an extremely wide range. Thus our interest in you takes on the form of Per- sonal Service, such as you would bestow on YOUR guests at home. %Vw«:}:? | President. 4 CHOOSE FROM 'l'HESE DELIGHTFUL PRODUCTIONS OF BEST MAKERS A COMPLETELY EQU!?PED TOILET GOODS STORE IS READY AND ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU REMEMBER THIS SALE OPPORTUNITY OCCURS BUT ONCE A SEASON CUT OUT THIS PRICE LIST OF TOILET ARTICLES FOR REFERENCE. THE COMPLETE LIST MAY NOT APPEAR AGAIN, AND IT WILL AID YOU IN MAKING A SELECTION Miscellaneous Toilet Requisites At Special Prices interested in this Sale beoause the articles offered are the came articles that almost cvery man uses daily in his bathroom —only at reduced prices. t MEN as well as Women lnl s Machine Oil ....-4c § $9¢ Michelscn's Bay Rum. 69c | $1.20 Sal Hepatica . 12c Hirsh's Ammonla ...... 100 higher prices. Show, him the 10c Nye's Machine Oil .... 8 10c Rit Soap Dyes, all col- 10c Sylpho Nathol . 8c 15c Violet Ammonia ...... 120 2R¥ Nk 22¢" Witch Hazel .........: 17¢ A 25¢ Sylpho Nathol ....... 19 75¢ Rubber Fountaln SyTinges .iiiciesissensss 5% 2c Absorbent Cotton, 1% Mg 2 o S0c Syipho Nathol w.eeo. 86 TR Sero ounce cartons ...... ) 3 F1ph N W Meta! O ator - 10c Daggett & Ramsdell's L e 15¢ Rose ¥ and $-00; Sylohpigiathol jout - +oh708 tes with flannel cover .$1.19 TOILET SOAPS Cold Cream, tubes ...... 8 e R gtiie cerine B 25c Egyptian Deodorizer .. 17¢ ‘ 3 12¢c Two-in-on Shoe Polish.10z : B e o Sl Rubber Hot Water Bottles, 10c Cosmo Buttermiils Seap Bo Zaé Eagcgen &trg .msdell's : 10c Whittemore's, . W1 15c Whittemore's Albo ... 12c i el s {;fl-g;;:tg:a.“on:tmn-‘z 1 6> Sath. sa % Buck Powder . ; 15c Whitt ick 25c Frostila 1 1.1 ek wden b LremoreR T Quicl 15 Sunset Soap Dyes, all . | $225 Combination Water 10c Peroxide, Dath Tabiets, - 's Extra hish- S Bt U o S W I e AR e SRRRLE el il TEORRS R Bottle and Founmln large size 3 for 25 25c Pond’s Extract Vanish s : 0 2 r 25c ing Cream 19¢ 3 S i e e & 10c Rainbow Dyes .......... 8o Syrings . £ 8 10c Wrisley's Castile ,,. .y Bc 25c Pond’s Extract Cold Hump Hair Pins, all sizes, $3.00 Combination Water < ateer o ¥ Gream - 200 5c value, ‘at , Bottles and Fountain Prgf-r-azgc “‘do Burgeons! = , Soap, a box or cake,, 25c Woodt 30c Colo: s 24c | Celluloid Hair Pins, shell or Syringe .. <. R ¥ 3 22 . Shoitol 50c Borde . 35¢ amb straight or crimp- Be 20-Mule Team Borax, 100 Jergen's Glyeerine Seap, 8¢ 'df‘refrx;“\o Ges ed, a dozen ..... SR . 140 quarter pound ...,....... 40 16e Muanyon's Witch Haszel SR : 5 % 25c Celluloid Hair Pins, 6 17¢ 20-Mule Team Borax, 893D vorvrrarensiirirrenis 118 25¢c Pompeian Nig 30c Sal Hepatica ...... caen 2o 105 85 DI % o e e sois o100 one-pound ..,i.i.eense,0.130 10c Coigate’s Bath Tablets, 25c Packer's Charm. ...... 2 large size, assorted odors, 1 oinated Lotion ... 22 Cutaflex ' Facial Cream 19¢ 25c Creme de Meridor . 30c Palmolive Cold Ore: 36c Daggett & Ramsdell's Oold Cream 50c Creme de Meridor - 50c Riker's Violet Cerate.. g 60c . Palmolive Vanishiny i Cream e 15¢ Remmert's Pero: SHAVING SOAPS ams’ Yankee Soap ... ! Barber Soap 5 ck, cream or Y In two sizes 30c Colgate’'s Barber Bar, 8 for | bic, o cake uiviiiiinn.n. 8 TOILET CREAMS i g E i i Pear’s Unscented S0ap ..... 13¢ AND PERFUMES Colgate's Florlda Water . 383¢ Culgate’s Perfumes, ounce .. Colgate’s Cashmere Bou~ quet Soap, small size, 6 Lor 5uC U @ CAKe iiivenns Colgate's Natural Odor Soap Bouquet a box of three ..,.....s... 25c e Water $1.00, T5c and ... 3o S S S T R . orTaleaKe: o b s 19¢ b7¢ Pompman g Celzate’s Btiek, Team Or s i or a cake .. Cream 3 4 powdes, in two tizes, 30c e c Stc Jorrenta Bdin and aBE xiibisisieecsenivery 100 60 Epooner's Bath Balts : 450 T SOBP‘ ol ety Almond 3 i Colgate's Handy Grip Stick 76e Bpeener's Teilet Vater, _Be d C Coigate's 35¢c Pompeian Nig' 50c Hind’'s Honey and / mond Cream cee man's Freckle lendy Grip Re- = ‘2"’9" 9*::*’} s i 620 25 Woodbury's S0ap ...... 18¢ e e o i 250 Imported Castile Soap Hudnut's Vielst Hoz TGIJ‘S%1 6 cakes for 95c or a cake 17¢ 00 Johnsori & Johnson's pg Cream .......... 270 s0c S Shaving Water : 3180 an 25¢ Cuticura §0ap. ..eveesse. 19¢ 50c Daggett & Ramsdell's e 81,60 Djerkisd Perfume 23c Packer’s Tar Soap ...... 19¢ Cold Cream, jar Bpaving 8 6Unee 1isiiiuiiiin B8 %c Risinol Soap, box of 8 Extract V I Colzate's ‘Smend‘m' I’ert‘u’néM cakes for 59c or a cake .., 2lc “ee I Djer! 8 Veget: 2ess132s M}\'\II"URE NEEDS } o e Colgate’s Coleo Soap at $1.10 a dozen or a cake ..... ... 10c Orange Bticks ... 50c Packer's 3 Pussy Willow 50c Pompeian Day Cream Tokalon Greasy Cre Tokalon Non Greasy C 60c Elcaya . 50c Creme Simon 50c Pompeian Cream .. $1.00 Daggett & Cold Cream, jar $1.00 Pompeian ¢'s Rou 27 Carmen i ke 270 $1.25 Mavis Perfume ...... $1.05 VASELINE $1.35 Mavis Perfume .... 1.08 $3.00 Mary Garden Pers fume, ui oUned e, §2.29 Dierkiss T t Water .. 162 + 2 for 5c Er——— White .... 33¢ Cutex "‘(\"5‘1 I’nu(a o 27 Heal, yellow; Jars Beal, yellow, Jarsg Seal, white, Jars .... Eeal, carbolated ..... 10c BRUSHES—COMBS i ;ile ik o TOILET PAPERS Crepe Tissue, Toilet Paper, in rolls, at half prices: DEPILATQRIES 5c rolls—at 10 for 28c 60c De Miracle Halr He- 16c rolls—at § for 25¢ mover '+ visisasss B30 Bob White, soft Crepe Toile Garden Rouge 'a Powder . 5 Viva Rouge ... 35¢ | 100 ooth Drushes White Vaseline Tubes .... ‘Tooth Brushes Capsicura Vaseline Tubes. .. Teoth Brushes ine Camphor Ice 15¢ 3 £5¢ Teoth B 5 H Paper: uL’gmmGoumr s $1.75 Divers ,\zurm ...... $1.38 _bhylactic ..., 60c Eirado Halr Remover. 48c e ackasodor ol 5 2 . T 0" el i(.u Toeoth Brushes $1.00 Hairgo Halr Remover 85c Cream e y Garden Powder 85c {50 Halr Brushes . 10c package or roll—8e $2.00 Mad » Derma Viva Rouge .%.. 35c § = 25¢ Halr Brushes $1.00 Birado Halr Remover 83¢c Face Bleach 3%¢ Hair Brushes hoc Hair Brushes T6c Kleanwell Ha £1.00 Kleanwell Ir\,xms Powder or rouge . 42¢ 700 sheets—at 3 for .......256 GARMENT BAGS 51_’;10”" S ses some Re 12¢ Japanese Satin Tissue, Delatone Hair Re- 1000 sheets—at ...... i MOTH BALLS L 10c Commodore Manilla Crepe, Brushes ........ e Zbc Moth Balls ‘in, bulk—a OYE R b 55 it - ot S 12¢ Fort Orange Tissue 10c - i A ansiaia DOTNa e e e . 15¢ $2.00 De Miracle Hair Re, 2 <o ANTISEPTICS TOILET POWDERS el el ERE e e 12c Pure White, soft crepe 10c x b iy m'- S P s $1.50 Kleanw ages . 10e 6oz rolls it sin Lo Sol 17c 2 S "0'?\‘1“ n,“;_‘”’“ o 7e Brushes 25c Moth Balls, 16 oz. pack- 18c Japanese Fan, satin 25e Peroxide, 16 0z {5d T B Sl ° ageE" L.l e, Tissue, 1000 sheets ... 18c 5c Jumbo Violet Tt o . . 25c Dioxogen . 16c Cedar Chips, 6 oz, . 20c Jockey Club, 1000 sheets, e A relasdan Ll et i8¢ Lavendar Chips, 6 o DENTAL NEEDS 3 for 480 — a package. .... 170 20c Babcock's orylopsis .. o 30c Glyco Thymoline .... - 12¢ Dr. Zinn's Dental Floss.. 10c A. P. W. the finest Toilet Tig~ Williams' Talcum, Vio- 25c Pond's Extract . 15 Cedar and Napthal DEODCRANTS _largo packags 1 : st 5 : ¢ Tar Calgate’s Ribbon Dental .... 10c sue made, in cartons, contain- let, Rose and Carnation . 13¢ 20c Amolin Powder 16c Teings Moth (Casde:. 14: 289 £ ing one vear's supply, in rolls 10c Dioxogen ...... 25¢_Mennen's Borated or 25c Rodo 19c oa‘“p"r?m?""“““ ot o Calgate’s Huntal Powglep,. or packages: e 1 BesYaistarine ..o .. .50 39 iolet 2oe %}Illf\l‘ . %‘D)c $1.40 Tarine Germent Bage, 25e Sheffield’s Paste Rells, 10,000 sheets—a oars 50c Peroxide, 32-ounce c River's Taleum g&g Og‘orig“nfi . 232 Moth-Proof ., ,y.epyesvoe 30c Kolynos Paste .. TON s enanpenasanaasansia it 50c Resinol Ointment 20c Lazell's Talcum, three et b $L.75 Tarino Garment Bags, 26c Dr. Lyon’s Paste .., 50¢ Odo-ro-no . 40c i o » Flat packages, 9,000 sheets 60c Glyco Thymoline _odors 15¢ 30c Everswaet \ 38 ik i R Laomakonter, % — Al iy 9 50c Pond’s Extract . 25c Mavis' Talcum 18 | em———— e rm—— et a1 10,000 sheets “A, P. W." 50c Caticura Ointment c Squibb’s Powder y 19¢ 2c P. & M’'s Listerated ’tmlssIm' 4ln ue:xrtognh con- 69c Dioxogen ......... 2%c Spoon Talcum, in Tooth Paste ...... aining 4 ro! s‘ ang xture, $100. Listertne oo.. oo 83 B glass jare ...l 24¢ A > - 25¢ Albodon's Paste regular 5140 valya at ... §$1 . Listerine ....... i LN e Thls CO!I on WOl‘th ZSC 25c Lazell's Paste .. A. P. W. Paper Co’s “On- $1.00 Glyco Thymoline “Babcock’s Butterfly Tal- . P 26c Burrlll's Paste and Pow- linon” Tollet Paper in 3110 Pond’s Extract c 5 2 der , 2 18 cartons containing 8,000 25c Lysol (Antiseptic) . and J. Baby Powder 14o § * Present this: Coupon and 20c at our Toilet Goods Department Colgate’s Ribbon Dental ..., Nz sheets and ong 75¢ nickel- Che st Th-lecnitey .5 b ¥hamdaue ROIaRAR and reccive 2 cakes of Palmolive Soap, worth 25, and 2 cakes of e g 2 Hiatkdms el ANs $1.00 Lysol (Antiseptic) .. 85¢ Palmolive Taleum Rose Bath Scap, worth 20c—total value 45c. s 50c Caldar's A $2.10—all complcte for .. §1.85 e e Za0 S ¥emtine s uiRalogn 25c Calox'a - 40c Djerkiss Talcum .. Name .... B 4 50c Pebeco Pastg , $1.00 Houbigant's Ideal Tal- Colgate's Denta] Po ——reTE————— 00 : e Forman e pkRaner e Remember—this sale will be- fi’sdfifi’t?!fiz,‘;’f“s;?”“"‘ - BHADIES. e oo oves ponisminses Siios S0 S m a0 AL RS e Pepsodent R REMEMBER — thia sale will :'m tudn(y—-rr;day—l-n:vd ;on. D e » fHE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL GO, g begin today — Friday — and inue up to and including Sat- 1.00 Houbigant’s Ideal an o . I iny a i i urday, July 5th, L Zuelgue Fleur Talecum (Positively not sold With Coupon) asnbigue upte, gadiincliding July Gth,