Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 6

Resplendent with a wgalth of colorful Spring Novelties. Our, Millinery settion ‘an- nounces the arrival of a new H“‘ at ”-75 per pair. — Rre | Sivhes i Winduaie sovety o e ) \ shipment of Lisere, Leghorn, s s 415 Coow Black and Brown Qxfords " sh : : "ime that i MRCLAREN Milan, Horsehair, Porcupine| with military heels at $4.78/ X o at Tndu (e tem?-{um e g (AN . pet palr. ¥ 4 pige i ; d x cussing, w:. byt n“agmdmmu:flw ¢ 2 and Rough Straw. Men’s - Walk-Over Black and : : flwdxc uvoglmm o hess ot “THE ROAD To llecti f| Brown Oxfords, narrow, 3 : " Was stated on gaed“legal sytherity, |1 - " A 'superb co ec’ IO.I'l R G il e | e =N s C‘E“:g‘"‘“m ol o fil"n?. DIVORCE” « charming Hats depicting alll ¢775 and $9.75 per pair. of o dags tuas| 1% ST tho ity @ e A2y gusperity : that is new, all that is authen-|Men’s Black Vici Shoes, medi- | Vrmont. manager s ,Tg‘ma T et OLIVE S tic, all that is fashionable. per pair, 2 A daluln Iu!mu— time next week and throughout the sum- Even in the lowest priced|Children’s Black Button Shoes Titating question le vight up In the franc | mer, the runping time of {rains notwith- ~um tog, all sizes at $8,75|% Henty g T H 0 M A S e e TODAY and SATURDAY TWO BIG FEATURES appeared on Thursday _therefore, that Putnam will stick to its' present row again, waiti a,nq'ued standing, it one nev n 1 one may find a smartness of (sizes 4 to 6) with spring | wiune e wnpwered o i o ?’:‘b:“"."'e m".f.‘m.“.,',mm& "'9'2'1'!9"'"'—" y heels at $1.50 per pair. Rl L S L B B M B design, that is extremely at-|Ladies’ Drop Stitch Lisle Hese | I e T e (biack Oflly) at '1;” w \Rext l(amy and that faet iis going to | that will not Qdd to the gaiety of life. tractive. pair. ”‘“"’h 3 E7ent diffavencn o & 7Ot BODF| wora nas besn reseived hers’ of ‘the NEW NECKWEAR|“ A new line of Vestees in Ven- ise Lace, Venice and Net, Oriental Lace and Net ‘at per pair, Acoording ta Denlelson's A W. Seward, of this city. Mrs. Seward (black and white) at $1.89 ones e n}u i B A ward, of this city. Mrs. Sewar Ladies Silk HOSC. Heithcf there won't be any ge of mailing a | ville, T Burial 'is to be at Gull ord Mixtures in purple and|_These pest ofies wours, In (or, gre | Avril 16, , Postmaster Raymend Al ‘| death in Florida of Mrs. Sarah M. Sew- For m‘ len will ard, ‘81, widow of Samuel H. Seward, dies’ Silk Drop Stitch Hase x‘fi“’m%ms’” a“r‘«a"’d’.‘;“adn': forierly’ & clerk ‘of the" superior caurt for Windham county and a brother of train hom the south, will grrive ‘here at ad. been ' spending the winter in Florida v ) > 7 t 5 with her nephew, Edward Watson. Pre- ¥ 8 AT a superb picturization of i ’w?l{ “lose »n:.t‘o . !r: 'r:v ’51'..‘..'“"5 viously she had 'been liviag at Bvgns Pe P Ja Jetter or getting 'Mfl ter that heur, thig state. Mgzs. Bevprd'n mflx occurred going to raise havoc with the hamks® brown a ts for getti 1| o Zowls Welt of the Darvitie rain ana o sk e o ot D200 I e ey Bl B 2 $125, 8200 and $225 | por iy et ey e St E:'HE;;:»; ;l;;flflfifd’ Ervamnt ; R S Net Chemisettes at ... $1.78|Ladies’ “Gordon No. 300" full wo kinds of time: lea, if he |P2ied AUrinE the aftermoen tat he i ' : SUPPORTED Separate Collars of Venise fgsmoned. Silk Hose in}st ha en 2 Mew schedule. = % paia g ] ¥ : .———El——.——_—!'—l!———-Ni—M— black, white and cordovan 995 a. iz . GRISWOLD—In New London, April 15, o s S Special Bargain Prices For This Ensmm’-'.‘t‘ Lace to be worn with at nw and 53.50']13 Pa“ Snuthbaund the first train will g0 out| 1920, a_daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to d at 8.43 and '.he pext will be 516 p. m.| Mr. and Mrs. Horace H. G:Iswold 3 x MATINEE 20c—EVENING 28¢ Coats at +........ 25|Ladies’ Extra Heavy Silk Hose | iox, G Ring st 150, > Jo87e| = — z is figuring en catefig a zm. here eaeh evening at 2. These Prices Include War Tax in‘black enly; fyll fashiQned This may be interesting, but it isn't at | DRISO LL—B‘:’:;:‘—I:: this _elty, & — at $5.00 per pairy - :&X:e:::f m?r‘:dn?n-?;m &‘t mm A M e o b v AT 10:30 A. M. Coll d Cuff Sets|-Adies’ All Silk Full Fashioned Yondl of Ymesora o eontmendcd meiemies) n:‘"ifmffl%fi:{: b i Awe “CLAYTON” ar and Cuff Sets|™(] b met to deseribe It & bit maro emphatie-| 14 10\0,; Rev. & Keete . A\/I (lace boot) Hose in black silg $tles yia Yisardon and Pattick Wil A An Aline-of Plain Lawn and Lace] 00y at $6.00 per pair. . | ete goine o }e’ui‘:“pma 4 st - 5 D& R, Y | i - A - 3t $1.00 and $1.25 ° Sets of ‘Dotted Muslin with Hemstitching in colors at $1.25. per pair. ERT—I t11 % . Children’s Cotton Ribbed Hose/|2mrer the auestion on’ Tnursday. but FRET T e | B Question You Ask black gnly, all sizes at 3Bc| manutacturers, hisinens men and oihers Afiai Prances Calborc of Herclord - of 123 m cwnmou—l Baltic, ol ix y : Fes Children’s (fine ribbed) Silk lieve the F"""M Pacentty, i stnc | Amnis 3 Crelentin Lisle Hose, black;-white anc cordovan at 88e per pair gaa there was talk of calling a donference of | Aahn Kingsiey' of Norwich Town and Held Over For the Waek--The Wonder of the Age Leming b | T N, H. LEVY'S et abjection 1 ifi“" "“" N—In Novwich, April 32, 1920, RECEPTIQN AND DANbE Master Psyche, Spiritualist—Demonstration of Psyghology ‘-M farmers heretafore ]5‘ erson, aged 80 o flk u” artin Van Buren Pierson, ag SEES ALL—KNOWS ALL—TELLS ALL m————?fim ¢ 43, a imek “[u:a,i n‘:‘:l:%q,‘.ficg{:g 1-.;:1:3:; h;r};zren 32459 ln Elks’ Home, Tomght A A Wonderful Novelty Twe Glover Girls in Theiv ; “+ ELLINGTON - ¥ho haye hosn smestisis 19, deys with|out by some bysiness inun'.&f' e ateztp m. Burial Maplewood DANCING 9 TO 1, WITH Animal Act ___Gomedy, “Wedding Belis” > v. J. T. Carter dh.mflrht . hursda; - cemetery. 1 R, ———T"' o0 hirn TRt ot Monahy 1| e New orkt S NY TRanre| iy 1 Tabex Agell 4| MEWEANDIS ORGHERTHA ROSE and MATTIE CHALLIS and CORTAU ternoon: in the library. The topic for the | England.. The supreme court of srrors of Com- o Mrs. B, B. Kibbe went te Thursday to attend the 'New convention. meeting wiis Gpeece. Miss Marjojaine Slade of Hartford spent the week end with her parents, Mr. o Berr avenue. ton on the plaintiff in the case of A 3. Dison| ki aged § manths and 21 daye. Girls of Connecticut College B8t) of the town of Sterling vs. o ” Lewis, et al. Mr. Lewis 8 an Enpt Km- 1920, Sylvester J, Cohane. o Mrg. Oliver Forand and her mether|ingly man. e mmw—ln thla city, April 22, 1920, and Mrs. Sherman Slade, and had as. her | have moved here from New York and are| mhjs case of ne great importance so{ William guest Miss Esther Pierson of §outhbridge, | °CCUPYIng their former summer home on n 1820, Janet Lonise, only dmighter 'of nectieyt has handed down a ision for suu:’:’ae E. n‘:‘-a EHl.beeth gWhltta Gymnast, Oddity Comedy Singing and Talking Duo IN” MUSICAL COMEDY “ SPEED" “OH ALADDIN” |- Lot M.1COHANE—In - New Haven, April 21, far as the meney involved Was:concern- | Funeral nt his {‘u home, No. 68 Pros- A s "NEWS WEEKLY 1l MUTT AND JEFF t street, Baturd ai t UNDER AUS : Mrs. A. D. Cordisen is the guest of her| A theatre party including Mr. and Mre. §m’m"'{h:m3"m'g? Wing.| 530, "Reautem mass at St Mary's Norwich Callege Club brother and_sister-in-law, Mr. and Mm. | - C. Aborn. Mr, and Mre. A D. Hale, ham comnty and wma heard at Putpam. church at ¢ o'sleck. Intarment in St ks Edward Barrus, of Springfield, Mass. v, and Mrs. . L. Pheips aad Mr. and| o' supreme court reverses fhe decision| 1haey ° cemetery.” Autemobile cor-| _ Slater Me nql Hl.u The third and fourth degrees were gon- | Mrs. Clyde Cordtstn went tg 10| of the superior court, where Judge Kel-| o 255 s " . me ferred on a class of 12 candidates at the | Se© Chu Chin Chow Saturday. loks prorided, and daciden thai thers was DAL e LBt s %5 |Frida Eve srange Wednesday evening. The work | The Hast Side cirele was.entertained | erzor in the judgment. trial has y.f"’; BIRE % & RRITA 4 rosch pratea. CA e Dabvbet ammer B ar] Fnener. s Areed o . Lot oIP L bt ekl e PERKINS—In Frostproof, Fia, /Aprfl At BOCI 24 araft of the plaintiff's mlu as|" 3 iy ) ; S served in the lower hall, after which there mer Motealf is i1l with diphtheris, | prepared by Attormes Harry B. Back of | maires” wita ot Teror . Pectirs | Tiekets, $1.50, $1.00 and 75¢ d . were speeches by visiting grangers. but his conditien is not considered seri- Danielson sets forth that from May 1, ag.d 64 years, formerly of Williman- a > (P Rev. and Mrs. Wilgon'of South Dakota, | ous. 1817 o’ Ocioher 20, 1917, Mr, ‘Dixon Exchange Ticksts ot Cranston's, Sate / flff/ /3 [ A P /0 C pied 2 farm in Sterling and that urday, April 24, 9 a, m. / & p ! 71/ J from about the 14th of May of that - i A & % to about Oetober 8,’ 1917, There’s Economy - In Quality | Your years in buying clothes have taught you that simple fact ‘ There’s more need for emphasizing it ri'ht‘ now than ever. Your own good judgment will tell you that the “cost per year”’ basis is the economical . way lo figure clothes cost. ' “ED. V. PRICE & CO.”. Made-to-Measure Suits are made and sold" on that basis. They look better and wear longer. Their quality makes them the most economical clothes you can buy. Suits and Rainproof Topcoats mdeexn:tlytoymmeuure—- Allen’s Men 3 Shop k! Gentor St. Damelaon, Com OPPOSH'E ORPHEUM— mm . e m -5 i ing—; uutatte e inging f"f’f “‘J:‘E"l:‘;’&:'fif 2 Em ba Imm ““m’; eaharos e All Your Old Faverite Soncs « 4| August the cattle were sesn 3. ; Bi i Electri i test P 24 or more times. The cattle trespass- . Lady Asgistant A Handsoma | nd ig Scenic and Electrical Production—Grea "astoral D mert o SR v was Goven vy |l Comd Ever Wen-—Biggr, Bt Than Evr o e citts In hig :‘\{:. mns“m- HENR E.W%U;I:fi TN AR Big Entertai ! PRICES—$1:50,'§1:00, 75¢, S0c—Plus War Tax—SEAT SALE MONDAY 222220 [ hureh & Allen | C CO. CARNIVAL \VAY o it e a 'c:::,l;.“:.‘:'.,,:;‘g 15 Main Street STATE ARMORY W Faneral g s e i ainel Directors |ae Conione sauwiey wa miles. from the pasture and lnhred‘ the TRAN THFATRx WHERE EVERYBODY' GOES—SUPREME VAUDEVILLE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—THREE SHOWS—2:00, 1:., 8:20 PED Gem,: g THE WoRLD'S cuumou w With a Company of Fiftee: nteresting—| )wmnn—En!.-hm- CHONG AND MOE’l Chi and Dancin pecial Scenery TOM PLAI'I’—-—'fln Famous Rube % % HARRY T. M in * . Th-uwmuwmthwmfiamhw Man in Track- ;g‘“ Down ; =‘un.z of C.um-hl‘. Single Handed—It is Filled With >