Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 10, 1920, Page 2

5 New Hugland: Fair Siby m Sunday and usntlm , Ciatk Observations in Norwich Johnll.sw&hn,N A%l’. ) reported from J C..P tions, show the Frettice, 6. 'rflgrmk. and jhe baros 'r?s:mfe!: 0. Bn;ur c. J, 'rvm‘ . L. Bergstrease; .15".“5‘, I:i‘mm? ralsed Wn? ock MW g !( = Peale § 3 m . 30 289 :I'h upen General oot O xnowle.,, CH, Hikhest 3 fowest . um:n G a%blet atata- | Petris, Am%i’?‘ yman, L. Ma.Grats meni ;n“' -::‘rd to the dotana of ‘t‘*he dall, eP: . wunser memms" ' for Friday: Fair. rapal after . the worke oW 3o " - ors the explanation desired he ex- [assist in the aign contiaay meather. | Partly cloudy, | STE cY nis gratitude to il the men |Loraine e e SR Who had entered into the hustle for (and Henry D, Johnson, Jr: BUN, lloou AND TIDES funds. e statedgghat all but two of |~ The teams will make reports ”1}! had promised ‘to nlght in tr& week, whert W will [] Sun | High | Moon were present, and {be held e nsoemhn ‘building and i1l b rved - b; affferent N or T, = = | Wines | Both, | Water || Bets. | Lhose e Reh ot s miset ) vty ¢ T > Correci:hStyle, Qual:tyand Pflce Day. iamipmismlpm . $ . 3 R omiucu eiin R OVEREATII XY Aaibacd »MEN;.SI Sl:l!lgi(‘- "SlilTSz R Every z:ment represents nvdufluhuu- o this qflm There are Fonw MISSION DERARTMENT TO SPEAK AT BRIDGEPORT Men's Spring Suits, in all the howsst modsls—form- | models d"tm:hva M n’s. uome Migsionary so-| The Ghurch of the Good* Shepherd, /i #tting: single and dbiuble-breasted styles, in plain and hncy colors; at of J.", Cloth: “ ’.fl #hat sell regularly at 13’ ‘Woman’s Foreign Mis- Norwmlchmwfll(; be rgrossh t’:‘: byd fl;e $40.00 to $70.00." 2 the United C: ‘pastor, Rev. George: elch and by t gu.nrfi cn:gh’t it gy oo Miss Georgla_ Filimorp ot the ¥, . WN’S TOP COATS B o eI 1 G it ot T olag Devoioy Chagtian | Tiore wnd Youbs Biing Tep. Geats; ¥ b.':ts A, uterd, Wi lingd union, at Bridgeport, today (Satur- | throughout and silk-faced—extra good va £ day) and Sunday. - The convention Mon's Knitted pSring Weight Overceats, in navy and Oxford, at $35.00 The funeral of Willlam J. :un;m 5 wlll’l o;)en at elevenT; o!olc;'k ‘m. (Sat- ta $50.00. . : g urday) morning. e business ses- E pae heid Friday moruing from higiale | the nes orgRAHOR vere slecied Fil e TR S T o MEN'S SPRING HATS friends latives f: t of town | next meef R -n’l and You e L e S | R Kitaaw 1 apbor paner |5 5% vtk S o o, oyt R e e e rol e an 3 , 3 e wab ecrovunded by maey ShIL CN hon e Do TA0E S8 | (he 'evening and will: be. followed by M 10 9600, Men's 8+ “ats, in black and brown, at $5.00 and $6.00, - John G. Coliins, Henry, F. Gee, John | two_ societies, and Mrs E. D. Fyller | informal dancing. ok : H, Toemey ang Pa Coftes 'of the|Tead a storwy on Americanization. | The closing conlecmflm com- Brick Mason: ion and Patrick W.|Tea was served after the busingss munion service will be a: lmrt of _the Casey and George Roberts. n;% church service Blmlly ‘morning:’ Rev. A requiem high mass was held in e meeting was presided over by SRy Saung, Bels Sirector of St Mars's church at 9 o'elock at S:P!“Amumltmxrvvnmg‘ pruld:l’&‘ of {?:finflfits‘uflmfl?e \Z:l:m;‘_“zl_ . | the Home lonary society, and rs. Ehion Rev. Willlam A. Keeto ofictat- |3 N oung, meerdiary of iho. Homs | Serviee. Rev. Géorge elch, of 3 Mm,g,mry society, aoted a5 ¢ clerk. Norwich, a “member- of the national gramme and Mrs. T. J. Dongvulu:.n- AFTERNOON OF SEWING. boaxd, Wijl-te the hARAUSE SpESREr: i I g 2 b d—dhdun—gnuh.fl“fl Some Sweet Day at the cf N | ¥ -y R R g B R "FOR SHELTERING ARM: !“""LA,’“‘,';%"E":O?,"‘,"L ik i i B _M price M regular prices $65.00, $7350 and family plot in St. Mary’s cemetgry.| Th members of the Parish House | : ¥ 3 1 h o 4y Rev, William H. Kennedy redd a_ cm- | association of »Park fidua} i The frustees of ‘the Norwich Kste mitial service at the grave. Houri-|church spent Fridayaf the Hugh Henvy FHospital for the Insane held their(ll -l 3 zan Bmhcu re in ge of the|Osgood Memorial Parish House sew- duarterly mesting at the institutien on { f . tune ngemeuts, ing for the sq:mnz Arms. At the Friday momiog.. The usual routine] % 3 : % of qu to Gresneville sewing meeting it was announced thac Dusiness was .transaoted. . The thde- Y { b s mfl mATs Al m s the marriage of Miss Fraces "%, | the young people of the. churei iire 1e. ! ¢2§§,‘d‘d ‘to-build _a new. silo for, g R -t d e Morris to Bdward Gutckunst of Sta- | making plans for a humorous ' pidy, | f i r ten Isiand, N. Y. They were married | The Kleptomanigs, which they ave i |, After the businesssession the trus- in West New Brighton on March :T,|stage the Iatter Dart of this rontha. | teds Were guests of the superintend- Z z A > A few smart novelty “hWWIc* of Velour and 3820, the Rev. Paseal Hanover being ent, Dr. Pranklin 8. Wilecox, at din- the oficiating clergyman. They have | FOOD SALE PROCEEDS ner’ served in' his home, Preset at . ‘ £ ? Polo M‘M'flvfln at $49.50. the meeting were, the mnowwg \ru-. Just returned 1o thelr home after | FOR PABSONAGE FURNISHINGS | tees: Bx-Goyernor Rollin- 8. W« spending part of their homeymoon at the home of Miss Winifred B-lker Bl ve’:‘heym!.'“?ldwml‘?-g Tl:h:&‘r“" o Lion i i Whl!oh R ity | i Sl R o S B ol cin il oguinsoimrb SR $37.50 SPORT COATS AT $29.50 51 : 'n.' 3'to 5 o'clock. Mrs, Guy B. Dolbears, 'and Arthur F. Livby of No m-'- Sprin s, In‘a’ wide range of materials and rewsst designs, 4& » “de-Chine. We espeially. feature “E: ‘Ihsse are snappy models in Women's Belted Polo Coats, offered price thet Mrs. Wilijam, Crowe. -Jr.-asd Mre, 5. Netson 3. AVNng, (reasurer. and. at- o Sill tnd Crepecde- P an up & e pre ¥ ] Wry"(n:h:? Gporge Morrie |G, Aldrich were the’ committee in torney, Was gldo present o the mests Heeh Shicts. Mo show, qucoBbRY SIS & U 4 gonding her sirihaod hero she moviil| WS Bt Tor s ::‘:,,"’ ikl R : 1B MEN'S EASTER NECKWEAR would scarcely buy the m—-ipql flmmm & Elciioe e Men's Silk Neckwsan, in_the Four-in-Hands, newest pattern i : ulom\&fl 75c to ,50%0 pund!d rowing ot the’ Tashionable 3 were hfi‘r‘%fly . ;nm:' n&’mi”" p . Knitte 2 A ol Siimg v Spons e | penen by & march iag by S — MEN'S TRIANGLE COLLARS . qz‘“w'm:"-nv slection 3y Louts 5 musie Dejnk TUrsnd. by Living. Ak | We are lonat sqemts for e cefebrated “Triargle” g:ana, in every fask. | Chiu" ss 47 K . Guessing games were play- | oton's omhc ang consisted of 24 ..mu'h‘uo. foature the popular a g ies at 2 le” Collars end youll wear od ang Louis Gort th numbers. P W yles. Once a wearer:of Tn-nu ll'nshlluml: o?r o:n::'l‘ch!: 'c'::. ‘The committee 1n charge of the af- 2 - < e/ s of the newest ‘modéls i and i cand ; fair consisted of the' following me Ry {he hostrsa. The members of the dlang|G: Bulliven, chateman % SPRING HOSIERY Ghildrsn's Dresses, mads of ex- “-p'- Wesisry includes all the newest shades in 4 as follows: Louls K. Geer,|F. McSheffery, i Frank Zahn, Louis | J: "-nbn,'k Elfl = w0 Feature particalarly . Phoenix, Onyx, cellent ' quality glnnh-m. w-n I-tu-m brands, all of them being amg: bje ng, Eimer Staubly, Charies Andersofi, Aifreq Levitzky. au and'88c, Lisle at 65e. Silk al ®. Stuart Murray of Golden #treel is confined to her home with limess. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Tilley spent Friday visiting in New York city. TAFTVILLE The thirty-fourth aonual concent i : ané ball of Fonemah Coun: : hts of Columbus, = . C»h Kld‘“o sh hall o0 Friday evening. 'The - - . » & 3 3 w men ren es, hall was filled to iis capacity with s 4 : ol 'sF v sz'ss members and their lady friends and ; o invited guests. The decorating was. e 4 x % w-mn'. fine quality French Lambskin Gloves, .pique sewn, in black done by Domohue of Willimantie: )} 2 : . ! the hall being draped in many beau. 5 406c ‘Chocolate Oream Drops. .. 2% e h heing d 5 s : - Sphinmnr Fitet b i white ‘entbroidery, white with black embréidery and plain ‘white— g e orchestra's plat- ) Meteuia A s m.fl price $296 & pair, yalue $3.75, form was outiined with green laurels ) - 50c Toasted Marshmaflows.... 3% Al ’ 4 " Tnhuu Kid Gloves, in black, white, brown, béaver and gray—alse blask iadh e & sios Pt b | | ste Assortes Hard . S '-“‘ th white embroidery. and white with black smbroidsry, at $375.a, pair. Pr':cl:d &l‘ C:.l:n‘:\:” w:lled on n # B = w-mn- Washable Kid Gloves, in white; beayer, hr-vm and fisld mouse, giren by Laviveston's orchestra. con. X % Penpant Besn Saitsd Pea- #t $2.00, §350 and $450 a pair. of the folowing number i : ¥y e ansan RS Innh Loh"Wellln!,un. Recves; se- ne, Herbert: Pilsen, made throughodt, sizes 8 to 14 mis- SPRING UNDERWEAR vouryKaasiel ories £ 4% d. in Men’s Underwear—Shirts and Drawers | Jierprice$de. - m- and Drawers, in Lawrence, Roxford and ant Unlon Suits in Munsing wear, Ghaimers 56 ‘ Chnpohlou.._. = On and Strapped Wrist Gloves, in Chamois and ka Utmast Value o it B _xms‘:;“mmc;";‘m Ween's Chamoisette Gloves, at $1.00 and $125-Women's Silk Gloves, in coia ik U e I short and lang Glaves, at. $1.00 ta §250. p A statement worthy of your care- ‘ fllllmon, fOI’ RugS, even Of_mOd- d B q-omd Chnwlaw- in heif- 4 dur Ribbon B.n-nm-m : p-m;;:-dy brght‘lnd atéractive just erate et l l at and - packages—Spec m.:m:uua. Rew Spring Bibkons for. Childron's Haie Baws, Wl!hmn'dlmctemhcfomnghtw o . bought our present stock many s Saturday Speclals ln Domeatlc Dep’t gt w 3 ‘P . were muc\h " 3 r;-.i:‘:l: w""';g’:.m.o:‘;. medium :grade, flrffik in’ weave and finlth-—' ‘ len—nndnowwtpauthuevalues G e g - 69 TURKISH TOWELS, AT 49c .bn‘toyuu at m l:ttleor none +|#§1 pilet G L e e O, v Sy T LI v i CRIB BLANKETS, AT 39¢ EACH .......... 50 Crib Blankets, in white with'contrasting borders—Special price 39c each: g s m%p&? . rubber, fully aa. " ; b $4.00 SUMMER-WEIGHT BLANKETS, $2.95 rs of 11-4 size Gray s-mmcr “weight Blnk'b—!pnhl price $2.96 y value $4.00. % g | oY » - “ | 2 wwaal 4 60 2 L TRAY-CLOTHS, AT 25¢ EACH 25 dozen Tray ciulh. all hemmied'and ready, for u_u—lgnhl price 25¢ each $150MERCERIZEDTABLEDAMASK,9&: fl inch Mercerized Satin fr.m. Dlmllk—.p“u‘ price 98¢ & yard, - A ¥ o Wt ular value $150. o 5 -t > 5 prosulare<Suptinkprise, o - | S