Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 19, 1920, Page 10

NURWIGH Tl_l__EPOTEOUS& JorceeLL PROVERB—Great boast and little roast make un- savory mouths. PHENOMENAL REDUCTIONS IN "Women’s Apparel These mark-downs are not in one line only, but represent every line in the department— Waists, Dresses, Suits, Capes and Coats. You have only to look over this list of price reductions to realize the opportunities for sub- stantial savings which we are offering in Women’s Stylish Apparel. Women’s Georgette Waists, at $3.98 These are from our regular stock of $5.50 and $6.50 Waists, and include handsome Georgette and French Voile Waists—all reduced to $3.98 each. Only a limited quantity in this Iot, so don’t delay. * Women’s Silk Dresses Exactly 74 Womean’s Silk Dresses—Taffeta, Satin, Georgette and Creps- de-Chine—divided into four groups and offered at prices which represer* an actual saving of $7.50 to $16.50 on each dress: Lot 1— 8 DRESSES, Were $25.C0.......) 3 DRESSES, Were $27.50.. : 13 DRESSES, Were $29.50. . 2 6 DRESSES, Were $32.50....... Lot 2—16 DRESSES, Were $35.00.......) 9 DRESSES, Were $37.50....... 6 DRESSES, Were $39.50......., Price Now $28.50 5 DRESSES, Were $42.50.... 2 DRESSES, Were $45.00......., Lot 3— 4 DRESSES that sold regularly at ) . SEEIDIEN TR e S I me e j Price Now $49.95 T 00 e | Price Now $57.50 Included in this offering are the well known “Blackshire” Mourning Dress=s Women’s Suits, at $16.50 THIS IS AN EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICE 20 Women'’s Suits, in the lot—consisting of navy blue and black Serge Suits—every suit in the lot being offered at LESS THAN ACTUAL COST PRICE. Suits that formerly sold up to $42.50—price now $16.50. Women'’s finer Suits, exclusive medels—only one of a kind—at thesc sub- stantial reductions: ; At $35.00—Suits that sold up to $57.50 At $48.50—-Suits that sold up to $77.52 Women’s Capes, at $5.00 FORMER PRICES UP TO $17.95 THIS IS A REMARKABLE OFFERING These Capes are particularly desirable for present wear or just right for” the beach. Made of excellent quality serge—price now $5.00 each. Extra Size Coats, at $25.00 Coats for large women—full sweep models, of black serge and poplin, sizes 42 to 48—many of these Coats are selling at less than actual cost price—at $25.00, regular pricss up to $45.00. Price Now $18.50 . NOW READY—WREATHS AND SPRAYS FOR MEMORIAL DAY Many of the thousands who visit the cemetery on Memorial Day, will carry with them one of our indestructible wreaths or sprays. They are made of magnolia leaves and waxed flowers. 24-inch Sprays, at $1.50 These come in 24-inch length. Nicely made sprays of magnolia leaves decorated with 10 wax flowers, such as roses, car- nations, etc. They are artistically made 15-inch Wreaths, at $2.00 They are made on 12-inch frame, but measure 15 inches over-all. Mingled with the magnolia leaves in artistic arrange- and practically indestructible—Price each | ment are’ten waxed flowers—Price each On Sale in our Basement Salesroom. We were unable to supply the demand last year— so we would suggest an early call, so as to avoid disappointment. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN ’ - MILLINERY ALL PATTERN HATS REDUCED THREE SPECIAL GROUPS Our entire stock of Pattern Hats that sold up to $10.50—reduced to $7.50 Qur entire stock of Pattern Hats that sold up to $15.00—reduced to $9.50 Our entire stock of Pattern Hats that sold up to $27.50—reduced to $14.50 A splendid showing of Women’s, Misses’ and %n’. Summer Hats, Sport Hats, EXTRA SPECIAL ! Women’s White Mi- hin 428 Double Brims, all Ready-to- Sport Wear. ; Wear—Our price $5.00 each. You'll see | Take advantage of this Sale Today—ths= these elsewhere at $7.50 and $10.00. n'vmgs range‘up to $1.21 a yard. THE SILK SALE IT 1S NOW IN FULL SWING The newest of this season’s Silks at prices that are actually less than today’s cost to manufacture., Every kind of Silk is included in this offer- ing—Taffeta, Messaline, Satins, Foulards and Fancy Weaves, all from the best American manufacturers. There are Silks for every purpose—White Silks for Graduation, Evening Shades for Receptions, Navy and Black Silks for Street Wear and. smart Tricolettes for tee, William J. ! erick with music by ed by the #ing encore. Woodmen and in sanatorium they, members. Following Mr. bers and .guests tainingly told by | for many .years with the Woodmen and who' has, orgas ized a number of camps in this part.of | state. the state' and elsewhere. bership of 15. of Iowa but there was so’much. inters 3 was arranged by lent spirit ;shown | - by th:m ; 5 X;’:“wth;, fl,fi“fi,,fi“n,g;“‘;fi; amount ‘death’ claims same period, ideals. Mr. Brown. also expressed..the| $01,021.56. hope of a suécesstul.future for. the or [ der in this ey, .. . : Arthur H. “Blackledge " and layson rendéred”two pleasing Finlayson singing ~a ' Scotch which he pleased his audience so well that he was ‘forced to respond ‘to’ R. C. Plaut spoke to those assembled|2S 9id the feats of magic performed by oh affairs pertaining to' it to a _sanatorium at Rochester, Minne- n sota. He said that during his stay ir) C2mb. of which thersiimei the middle west he had come in contact| MEMbers present, on their fine work dur- with many Woodmen and had been very ‘cordially recelved -and ex- tended every courtesy of the order. Mr.| °f this camp. Plaut’s talk , was highly Interesting anc brought out: many points that haye an| ¢ Orehestra. important’ bearing on the order; and th was an Intermission at which refresh- ments of coffee. and sandwiches. were | street . railway company, which matured served by the committee. lunch and ;had assembled in the lodgelstoek ticker announcement. room. again” William Flemming recits one of his original poems. ‘The history of the order was enle’t-l?\'orwich and New London and is part of A Bellctia To Let Adveriisezen: Will Rent It order’ that it rapialy epreac the couatry and today ‘damps. wich & 100l 00; uary, 125 number. local camps in “standis ibér . death clatms paid” in J#nuary, Wo 8 tal death ‘¢laims paid since organ- codmen | (2o to_ April-1, 1920, 131,919; total Thé “amount disbursed: to| bengficlariés’ from -September 1, 1917, to November 1, 1918, includes payment of 3465,500 from ‘the pafriotic fund, 336 deaths resulting from war service. Al- “sarig - in lqwed ‘in- October, 25, claims $49,000. A “blackface sketch by Smith and Mitchell of Poquetanuck proved to be entertaining feature of the programme he - Modein | PO W. J. Banfield. his talk told of his vis-| o Just before the meeting closed Mr. Stanton Montville about complimented the k! always|in8 their existence since 1901 and briet. | ! 'Y -gave an.account of the ofganization The evening closed with a selection b maintain for beneficiall Yo HAVEN PAYS OFF MCSNTVILLE ST. RY. BONDS | M An'issue of $230,000 first five' pér cent. bonds of the Plaut's address. there mortgage ! e as Montville | ‘oughlin, inness. con! ‘When mem- | May 1, 1920, Las ben paid off by the |Jo had .enjoyed the light|New Haven railroad, according to a The bonds were ‘dated’ May 1, 1900. The road runs a. trolley line between | Man. ine Coughlin George H. Stanton who| the Cohnecticut Company’s system. In ey has © been connected| jts early-history it was one cf the best Asked n-| paying ‘lines of street railways in the Mr. Stanton Tuésday morning on the complaint “of road Detective McGrath as being the Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Domestic or Oriental Rugs and Carpets Beaten, at .... Domestic Rugs or Carpets. Dry: Shampooed .............., 40c Running Yard Oriental Rugs or Carpets Dry Shampooed ......... 4 ories, who pulled the coupling pins on the boat freight train late Sunday afternoon near the gds and electric light plant, de- laying the train here for an hour. The boys were given a lecture for their prapk’' by Judge John H. Barnes and ‘charged violating Volstead —Announcing— wich poli WANTED Experienced Paper Box Makers. fiies 1 1R | One Scorer, several Stayers and Strip- pers, also a few learners. Apply, MR. MOORE, 3 The Warner Bros. Co. Paper Box Dep’t Rear 37 Franklin Street ce received a act. The Opening of Qur New Rug and Carpet Department $5,000 Worth of Most Modern Rug Cleaning Machinery | Now Installed ING MACHINE, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BOSTON. Phone Our Rug Department, 743-2 Prompt Auto Delivery Service THERE'S A SHALETT BRANCH NEAR YOUR HOME. 150 Main Street, Norwich, Conn, We Beat 'afid “ Dry Shampoo Both Domestic and Oriental Rugs THE ONLY RUG AND CARPET DEPARTMENT, WITH THE NEW HEAT- .++.. 15¢c Running Yard v+ve.. 50c Running Yard “We Clean Everything Except Your Reputation.” s | tr Miss Annie | Gentlemen— message | & Tuesday evening asking| ¢ SURPRISED DY FRIENDS ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr, and Mrs. Thomas K. Hartley wera surprised by a visit from about 30 friends Monday evening at their home, 536 Main street, in celebration of r 18th wedding anniversary. Whist her games were enjoyed during the g. there were piano solos and Vie- selections. Handsome gifts were ted with the best.wishes of the company. Before the close of the delight- long. first prize; Danlel Dono-|ful evening, refreshments were served by Missés Irene Lamphere, Rose Quinn ané Minnic Brunnell. i TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION OST—Black and tan fox hound, an TS to name of Mud; license tag No 2. Notify Harry J. Morse, No. & 44382, Maple St. e Elizabeth Bliven, a can- may18d sald that the order was first started in Boys Betore Police Court. was at work in this city = e Jowa on January:5,-:1883, with a mem-| . *North ‘Mzi treet ‘boys—John ed to inform her of ihe death FOR SALE—Pair of young heavs The intention was at ‘first g\.‘;?i‘;r o Clarynes wnd MWalter Gwyz- Lorenzo Barber, in Westerly | horses, weight 3100 Ibs., sound and truc to confine the order simply to the.state| gowski. were before the police court on d of the time for the fun- to work any spot or place, single or dou. eam wagons, 2 sets of harnesses bob sled, all in good condition AUCTIONS - AUCTION 1 will sell at public auction the cen tents of ye -old Adam Tavern at 127 West Town St, Norwich Town, Cema. FRIDAY, MAY, 28, 1928, at 10 o'clock a. m., RAIN OR SHINE. sonsisting of a iques, crockery, fura! ocks, old ipewter ag. etc., a collectior Aiso, at same time and place, the rea estate, the well known oid tavern, ar place for a tea room, with large zarage attached Come and bring your friends, as thi: bigh a and must be CASPER K. BAILETY, Administrator. M}JSIC B et Ty IS S—— BACON STUDIO BANJO, MANDOLIN, '| GUITAR AND UKULELE Tel. 736 34 Central Building HELEN L. PERKINS TEACHER OF SINGING 83 U"IC.AS STRZEET l Telephone 55:-2 Ernest E. Bullard TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN | PHONE 127-4 BLISS PLACE | | HAVE A'FEW OUTFITS TO LEND — BOOKBINDING BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD Slank Booksz Made and Ruled te Order 108 Broadway RESTAURANTS WANTED WHEN TOU ARE [y TOWN, TRY THE VICTORY LUNCH, 53 Mala St DANCING. 0dd Fellows’ “ommerce. ns _daily. ¥ Thurs- maylsd ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW T. E. BABCOCK i Attornsy-at-Law Removed to 44 Shetucket St — gy LEGAL NOTICE DISTRICT OF MONTVILLE, PRO- s, Towmn of .ivntvilie, . late of bate for the Dist: 1 will sell certain estate of ased, situated In said Town of e, in the State of Cunmesticnt nded and described In the appli- for the order of sale on file iz bate Court, either at public private sale. ARLES R. BROWNING, Adminisiretor.