Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 8

t . wildows Sash ith: Thea ot. ry window had a dado ‘of i . caten! o 5 'uwm-nm- little ones. . They stood on| “On the nm day,” she !ald i wi ke 4 : i3 hng ‘e | the_ sidewalk peering in, noses afittened| mitted the parents to come theit | Sisty ‘ver flour ' i3~ furniched. fpermit. 1t u nmu mn %o reach | against” the panes, their big round ‘eyes| children fed. They wept i mtimdeu i e of it With enthu- |most urgent. cases throuzhout’ the | cagerly \\1‘chlng the children in‘ the|We didn’t let them come again . J asnt been seen in|try, Germeny has Been divided into Mn, May 11—The American;as the committee can feed: only those|room feast “ere hungry. themselves and their p | Bes £ Veal she exclaimed. elevu dm:leu_ ‘with ;Berlia as head- wflma. Service Committee now is feed-| séiously or dangerously underfed. Most_of muse on the outside were in|ed faces more 1] ‘rowds come to look at it. - inz 10 f tho undernourished chil-{ In a kindergarten at Schocnebe: the class of merely undernourisbed, for|in a place where food ‘W v The committec began’ work In Ger. H“'“,"‘ rg.!‘,. v any of whom there are,|huge district where the Berlin poor id is available. - Cocoa, . wilk, flour, \many the latter part of February. The Thy ization is Eaid m[hy the German au: ates based on physi-| ter like bees, the correspondent saw sei-|Margaret Barth, a well known educator| beans and lard are the - foodutas sy | iapp tevolution and tha consequent dis: : to-continue its mis-| A few weeks of t least 1000,000. Only|eral hundred pale-faced children rave ho, as the head of the.local committee,| plied by the American Friends Commit-|orders in Saxony and the Ruhr greatly|sion in wm ““: Ax:..h h‘:r;ut be-|a remarkable diff 3 i em are being cared fur!oum attack the meal the comm . all the feeding arrangemenis) toe. Of the different menus afforded the | Interfered with operations. However, |ginssto Ger-,ance of the . childrén. — A flean—Sweep Sale of Women's and Misses™ Apparel| TWO DAYS OF SENSATIONAL PRII:E GUTTING TODAY AND SATURDAY PRICES BELOW THE LEVELSESTABLISHED DURING THE PAST TWO WEEKS — PRICES SO LOW THAT THEY MUST CLOSE OUT OUR BIG STOCKS OF COATS AND SUITS, OF DRESSES AND BLOUSES, SWEATERS AND CHILDREN"S WEAR. CARPENT- Er\S AND PAINTERS ARE BEGINNING THEIR WORK OF MAKING THE BOSTON STORE'S NEW APPAREL SHOP AN ESTAB- LISHED FACT. WE MUST DISPOSE OF THE STOCK SO THAT THIS WORK MAY BE CARRIED ON. YOU HAVE HEARD OF BARGAINS BEFORE, BUT 'YOU NEVER SAW BARGAINS LIKE THESE. riday and Saturday You Can Buy Garments at Cost or Less—You Can't Afford To Miss It 3 spent a few days on with her daugh- beer nd will remair o Planfield v .ma recently with Eiles ROAD SOCIETY of Boston has a fijx\nn of Wick- he for- ing awhile n Gold's home, at Pe- es is recovering left the mer- into bus- l Women’s sl Misses’ Coats AT LESS THAN COST - We've taken them all—big coats and little coats— heavy coats and light coats—coats which are strictly utility coats—and all the other coats—and have mark- ed them at prices which are really sensational. You will need one for the beach, for motoring or for cool evenings this summer. Get it now and save money. Women’s and Misses’ Coats 1 5 00 Values to $25.00 Polo Cloth C fiioLmztd V(:lll:fes to $85 00 $32 50 One Reel of , :Eafts ::d (éapes $ 6-50 Sweaters at Lowest Prices CLEAN-UP BARGAINS Silk and Jersey Dresses AT LESS THAN COST Without reservation we have arranged our entire stock of these beautiful dresses in three lots, at pficss which are actually below cost. There are more than a hundred A o s from Wi ill occupy the We have grouped our entire stock of Sweaters—all good ones, too, at three special prices which will sure- ly move, them out in a hurry Friday and Satirday. Many of them are of very recent purchase, and even the older ones have their advantages for a better grade of wool was sometimes used. Buy th= Sweater right now and save. SWEATERS Values $11.98 to $19. 50 . $9 95 SWEATERS Values $6.50 to $10.50 .. ... $5‘00 SWEATERS Values $2.98t0 598 ... $1.50 Children’s Dresses AT CLEAN-UP PRICES For the little girl from 8 to 14 years of age, we have prepared some special bargains. We have taken our entire stock of Dresses, both white and colored, and arranging them in three lots, have marked them down to almost absolute:zero. While they last they are yours at the prices named. ham Dr Vatertosion-. 93.98 inGreat Varry . Hall-Price ToCioeut . 91.50 for you to choose from and the variety is unusually interesting. At the prices we have n med for Friday and Saturday, a Silk or a Jerssy Dress will not cost more than o e of cotton. Make the most of it. Vet masss . D3 DaBO0 s $22.50 PE————————————————_—————— 8 A Brlletin To Let B Advertisement Will Rent It e s | - Clean-up of Cloth Skirts | E AT LESS THAN COST i AUTOHOBILE ACCESSORIES Summer demands the sport skirt, and cloth is as much 6 \I( AGE—AIl kinds of c&rs Ytdya)rl‘ in demand as the lighter fabncs, and for general util- by me n i ihh;re x; r:'!ltihmg whlclln cag beatit. Your wardrobe W : b M. 9 S ® R o e shs & et omen s = [Vlisses duits gain prices. Look them over—ths skirts are as at- e R s AT COST OR LESS I i ;;tlul::gl;?o ‘1:0 §25.00 $12. 50 Suits with the dash and swing which youth or a petite figure can wear with assur- “rect mr[nu 'nm wait. Norwich \Vcldln:;i&. |{WHEN YOU BUY A NEW BATTERY | BE SURE IT IS A USL. ¥lsecause— " USL Batteries contain the flm : % ! ' | ance—Suits with more sedate lines—Suits of all styles, and they’re going to leave E "-f-‘tl Nugiboe&] 2 $ 7 50 our racks and counters Friday and Saturday at cost price or less. If you think that alues .00 to $15.98 it is a bit late for this season you can buy for next, with the lmo'wledge that you Lot Number 3 $ 2 98 are saving money. Our entire stock included—no réservations. B Qdd Skirts—Good Values '- . _— | mNyAEs $25.00 || Ceanup Sale of Bligites WE ALMOST GIVE THEM AWAY Chi : JERSE A“ Our Chlldren s Coats -{] 7 }; ss.&l::d $45.00 a $2 2 P 50 Cuts in Blouse prices are the most drastic we have made in any of the merchandise offered for Friday and YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOlCE Sttunliy’sylel]ing. They are all brought oyt—cotton Only twenty-five left, so if you want one you will blouses of all kinds—silk blouses of all kinds—none have to move quickly. The regular prices are varied, reserved—and the prices of all cut to the very lowest the coats are all different and there are coats to fit notch.. Make a paying investment and buy some. all ages, but with only twenty-five the range for choice ‘ B Sy i, Sl e R Strikingly Handsome Petticoats || veluestossss ... Forsiz On Sale Fnday Mommg In all the best colorings. Made with Silk Jersey tops, with satin Vakuta From S3 % ta $6 50 Eor $2 98 HALF PRICE [|2n e i i G ) | R e oo “Machine Pasted Plates,” -are “Dry B | Charged,” and are sold on a Fifteen B oiain the value of these exclusive USL. | features. | All Batteries Repaired and Recharged. § NORWICH BATTERY CO. | Phone 1043-2 114 Franklin Street | | OVERHAULING | D REPAIR HWORK E OF A.L KINDS # Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts | Mcchanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- | ming, ULpholstering and Wood Work. k i Glacksmithing in all its branches 1B i crm & Glark Gorp. 207 TO 515 NOLTH WAIN STREET Valuee to $13 50 ..... For $5.98 Firestone Tiree, Mobiloils, Tire Accessories. THE A. F. GREENE CO. /| Phone 1259 231 MAIN STREET No Approvals No Returns None C. O. D. All Sales Final v AND CRININ AL Sases inves- ted Wrile Fosteliics 472, Nem wien. Gona I ‘ 5 ; ‘ e