Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 8

. 2 g g - A GREAT OFFERING - OF BLANKETS mmofa’hnkeh,bw‘btfnmmofd\ehrgefi Blanket manufacturers in the country and representing a fldmycleln-upatthe close of the manufacturing season. -—= THEY ARE “RUN OF THE MILL” This doas not mean inferior quality, but that in the make- up, a thread has been dropped here and there or perhaps an oil spot. There are no holes.or tears and for actual umcetheseBhnkebuermtugoodnmymmr _cod: ON SALE BEGINNING TODAY ' | | i T HERE ARE THE PRICES One case of Gray Cotton Bhnkets——-smgle—— $1 00 p Price each .... i 5 A _case of Gray Cotton Bllnkeb—flngle- $l 49 TWo cases of Cotton Bllnkeh white and gray, 6necueof Cotton Bhnkets,mgny nnd tan, \ regular value $5.00—Special Price a pair. . .. . 53'95 50 pairs of “Woolnap” Blankets, assorted, reg- ular prices $6.00 and $6.50—Special Price a pair $4-95 35 _pairs of “Beacon” Plaid Blankets, assorted combina- trons, ns, regular price $7.98 — Specw.l Price a $5 95 30 pairs of extra heavy Plaid Blankets, assorted com- bmalmm, regular price $10.50 — Special Price $7 95 25 pairs of Wool Bhnkels usorted style. gular pnces Sl" 50 and $13.50 — Special Pnc:, fg 45 & pair A Remarkable Underpriced Offering of Towels, Toweling, Sheets, Ginghams, Percales, Outing Flannels, etc.—all at prices which represent actual savings of one-third in almost every instance, TURKISH TOWELS APRON GINGHAM 19¢ STANDARD GRADE Gne case of Turkish Towels, spien- 22c YARD did quality—Special price 19c sach. ~ Ore case of Apron Ginghams, stane dard grade, in all the various sizs To ; checks—Special price 22c a yard. 12Y5¢ 18 dozen Hemmed Dish Teweis — { ®pecial price 125c each. BATES DRESS GINGHAMS 35¢ YARD 75 pieces of Bates Dress Ginghams, in @ geed assortment of patterns and colerings—Special price 35¢ & yard. 18INCH DIAPER $1.00 PIECE #-inch Sanitary Diaper, lengths—at $1.00 a piece. in eut ‘PERCALES MEDIUM . GRADE SEAMLESS SHEETS 23c YARD ! $2.45 One case of Percales, medium @ne case of 5199 Bieached Seam- 972d% in neat patterns and goed i 3 3 iy - assortment of colorings — Special l-e Sheets Special prics’ $245, price 29c a yard. _wegular value $3.00. BEST GRADE PERCALES 35c YARD g 5 ‘Best de Percales, i lq yarde of English ® Nainseek, v-r'm.y" of ,m:::.’:da:al.:;:::': whort lengthe—Special price 2 & Spectal price 35c a yard. yurd, regular 37'%c. s OUTING FLANNEL % MEDIUM GRADE 32c YARD Medium grade Outing Flannal, goed n:t'@n-nt — Special ‘price 32c a NAINSOOK ' 22¢ YARD NAINSOOK 29c YARD price 29c a m, Mnhr value ‘45c. 3BcYARD p 42c YARD 50 yards of Indian Head, in short 40 Bbecials pricis 3& Ay igh grade -Outing Flannel; aflum vulu' 50:. B e an- ~serted designs and coiorings—Speoa al nrxea 42 a yard. Esther Margaret Dodge Maxson, 37, wife of Julian W. Maxson, and daughter of Edward M. Dodge, died Tuesday night at her home in Elm street from acute Bright's disease and peritonitis. She was taken ill With a-severe cold after return- ing from New York about three. weeks ago. An intricate operation became nec- essary and was successfully accomplish- ed, but complications developed from which there was no possible recovery. She was married in September, 1919, Mrs. Maxson was born in Westerly. Announcenient of her death not only was a severe shock to relatives but to almost every resident of the town, as she was widely known and -very popular. She was graduated from the Westerly High . class of 1903 and - attended Wel- college. She was a member of ollege club of Westerly, several so- ubs and of Christ Episcopal churen. Besides her husband, and her father, she is survived by a sister, Clara M. Dodge, and two brothers, Frank F. and William P. Dodge. Bod and gun sportsmen of this section feel aggrieved because they are barred from ducking and fishing -in -the salt ponds hereabouts, as all grounds leading thereto are posted by order of the land owners. It is claimed that the licensed sportsmen ought to enjoy some priv- ileges, especially as these ponds are own- ed by the state, as are also the ducks that assemble there, and the pnds are stocked With fish at the expgnse of the state. All licensed men have the right to shoot and to fish at these ponds, b there is no way to reach them, only over posted lands. ~In consequence a compar- atively small pumber of = citizens, who GIRLS! DON'T NEGLECT | YOUR HAIR | D"&ul.ul hair i3 every woman's birth- not only to preserve the eauty of the hair, but to improve it. .You cannot afford to m»BI-—ct It, and just 2 little care will work 'y, wispy, brittle, color and luster, with ddndruff, it needs im- ion. ~Don't wait, but. begin to -help it regain its life an_supply you with ESTERLY ‘ | RRTEREY o ——‘1! happen to own sthe land, derive all the benefits furnished Ly the state. ‘Among the ponds almost inaccessible to sportsmen are the Charlestown, Quon: ocontaug and Brightman's ponds, and the Wauchaug and Schoolhouse ponds. it is asserted that inasmuch as the state OWns these ponds there ought to be a public] right of way to reach them Judge Edward M. Burke and John W. Ferguson, Jr. werc the attorneys in a case before the probate court of Ric mond, Wednesday . In the case of the estate of Calch B. Nye, the petitioner of the widow for assignment of dower, Mr. Ferguson appeared for Mrse. Nye and Judge Burke for Louis Nye and Mre. Myra F The court expressed the opinion that the parties at interest should ble settlem d the d to the next session The Rhode Island Baptists held their 95th state convention at nd Bap- tist church, Newport, Tuesday. These of- ficers were _elected: J X president Dr. Edward president ! Rev. Benjamin T. Livingstone general secretary; Frank I treasurer; Rev. A. ¥. Adams, Jr. Rev. C. E. McColley, C. W. Littlefield, Mrs. B. T. Livingstone, Rev. Byron U. Hat- fleld (Westerly), David A. Lawton, J. E. Reynolds, Mrs. Lesiie Swain, Mjs. Clara E. Wightman, Rev. Frank Rector, Rev. Green, Mrs. J. Parkinson, Rev, F. L. Wilkins, Mrs. T. W. Waterman, Voard of managers. Bhode Tsland Yankee Division veterans attended the dedication in Boston of the Boston Yankee Divisi lubhouse, Tues- day afternoon. Following the dedication of the building, the Rhode Islanders dedi cated their room in as weil as the tablet in memory of the Y. D. men from the state who died in sérvice. A politicai debate has been arr: as’ the feature for the regula of the Rhode Island Citizens' Histo society in Pro this (Thursday) afternoon. The addresses are to be as follows: V I Am a Dei Fred S. Fenn v | Mrs, pende: Vote T‘or H\rdm' formerly of Westerly. Mrs. Annle Clark Wilks died Tuesday afterncon at her home i d where ghe had resid == GASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Casteria Use For Qver Thirty Years GASTORIA THE CENTAUR SOMPANY, HEW YORE Y. C. Gabbi, of Pawtucket; lor, Pardon H. Cranston, sage is perfectly harmless and ge the natural color of the a fresh, clean scalp. ooking ha! e attractively, ment. 1 supply you and refunded if not satisfied. ind a try. this prof Allegro Calesa, Qypsy Stabat Beautif Dardan: Swane that's | Arricana—Adamastor, re deil’ onde Faust—Dio possente—de Luca Honour and Love—McCormack . . Largo from “New World” Symphony.. Printemps, Rigoletto Valse (from Serenade for String Orchestra ...... When You're Away—Garrison . Cuban Moon—Fox Trot Hawaiian Twi 5 Ziegfeld Follies. of 1920—M=e1-y Fox Trot Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Homs Duel, The .......... . Girls of My Dreams, The:. ... Pm in Heaven When I'm in My Mother's Arms e Tell Me, Littie Gypsy Three Little Pigs, The Virginian Judge . At the amnual session of the Rhodel; Tsiand 5 for Order ficers RED SEAL fonde ... moderato a la Polka En—de Gogorza .. Love Song—Werrenrath Au—Farrar .. Paraphrase de Concart Mater—Quis est homo. DANCE RECORDS ul Hawaii—Waltz . ght—Fox Trot . VOCAL RECORDS eila_Blues MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION JOIN OUR RECORD CLUB $15.00 WORTH OF RECORDS YOUR CHOICE $1.00 DOWN—$1.00 WEEKLY cent of the charg | upon Judge Greene ordered jfor the statd was done. At the opening of Wedacsday morn all of which, bottle, was lates | owner. ce Wwas g g in Henry ayet Harris, red L. William Local L. Jacobs and n, of the state p ble commission, and Linscott of th tending American T {Continued from Page Six) nol with the exc returned to screen door. Circumstances =surrou; Bappily fou hing which somel; BTt prowte of hais” ot which.be ia #0 sroud that be will send the information free to don is geosine. of : vice councillor, George E. ional representative. Warden agamst him u e West- whe: the attorne the case, Whi LEGAL NOTICES Selectmen s Notice Town Clerk of tha be at the Town day, Oct. 19, 1920, to exami o and admit to the so persons who shall schier who hereto. ¥ trouble with ey stated to e ; desire om Mr Durocher pus ed by Mr. De es L. Torrey, who ped was dwe ir spirit of bravado s the ators who were city on the xight I ques- ence Dy fhe court was fha: spend a ¥ Jail, but exe was suspendec o freedom, in F. W. Seward as probation ef- Albert Rose, 15, who pleaded mot guti- Tuesday to a charge of breaking and lunch cart of Fred E. changed his plex to guilty and he has been awaiting trial three monthe. The youth's R. L, and he came Tt is likely that Putnamites who are a: e railroad station just before 1 o k mnext Wednesday afternoem will n opportun of secing Govermor Ohio, democratic candidate for Governor C through here on h. it was stated Wednesday that am ef nade to secure Senator o speak at a rally ore the end of the cam- drop In temperature during t brouziht & lheavy frost tos Put- nity, Wednesday morning. er talk about tows ts of anic- Mculties tha FRESH Shore Haddock Pound 8¢ Pound NATIVE EELS FINNAN HADDIES Towl .- .0 . Pint . b 3OC 15ciPound . i, SR S 28e OYSTERS-—Fresh Opened FLOUNDER STEAK Pound 9c Pound . HALIBUT—Fresh Eastern BLUE FISH Tomhe, e, . ., . e SEA TROUT Posted v .5 .. 30c GORTON’S COD— Pound ............... 42c|Shredded, Package. .. FLAT FISH ment during < meet between Putnam Wigi ¢ bster, original held Tucsday, but The track suppers given the Toung Peo- ~ First tertainment is be- | NOTICE Shetncket Lodge, L 0. 0. ¥., Yo. ¥y, Degree will o worked Tuesday, Oct. 19th, 1920, | mont cam, atso 101t AY members reguested to be presemdt 4 ierezational ptist