Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 11

Oct. 21~—American bus- 'Vnfl of the most fruitfal- itsélf of its own “mis-, the nrqt in this country at Mw"&nm it can.hope to exert|ent time said Mr. DeFrees, affairs of lief on the part of a great et s business in many instances n‘donlowhH.DIM president the Chamber of Commerce of the United | an inordinate profit. - It is theme of { tude in dealing With States, declared in an address today be-|the agitator and xsmuwm\wm fore the American Bankers’ Association.|tion for various unf: wumw receive by organizations which DEMOCRATIC RALLY HON. AUGUSTINE LONERGAN - Candidate for United States Senator HON. ROBERT P. BUTLER of Hmfoi_d, Conn. MISS JULIA HEINEMAN Subjeet :—*“Why Independent Women Should Vote the Democratic Ticket” TOWN HALL plan to establish similar mmuw bth. er branchos. » Detailed surveys - bave been made of working conditions by both | the Equitable Life Assurance Society and the American Mutual Linbility In-| /° 'm‘b surance Company” Safety - committees ot or-|have been organized at all branches. to t or-| encourage safe practices among em- Tun at full | ployes, Further attention is being given | ! July of Tis|io the protection of exposed machinary ing the nation. -——fi.—_—szgep Reheve Headad\e oA our output has | with a view to a reductjon of accidents.” M 1 by lack of or-| Those present at the' meeting were Saturday, October 23, at 8 P. e e R o y 3 - IYo;k and wnn!bmfln Del., Andre; C: Do not affect the keart nor upset mbrie of New York; William Tlen COME AND HEAR THE GREAT ISSUE OF THE T | Ghanee ers"ceorsd W CorroINGERR | s were enoren dufag the ateraoon EXPLAINED. ‘ Send 2-cent stamp for free samble bottle. i vens, Frank L. Woodard, Wohn | Luncheon of rols, salad, clives, cake and CAMPAIGN . K. A. HUGHES CO,, Bosto ™ L. Huntington, Tobert Wiiams “and ice crezm was served at § o'clock. M: i & 7 s CO, n 19, Masa. [ James Pucdon, all. of Norwich, George| 4. 31 Beebe was assisted in serfing by A Toss of Wellesly, Mass, Herbert L|ifrs. Eila Décbe, Miss Carolyn Beebs rer Wells of Providence and Albert S. Bard | perved many gifts, It was alsq the 838 \ [3"¢ W Clark Huntington of New York. (birthday of Miss Carolyn Beebes great- \ ' |erandmother, Mrs. Carrie Garner. l‘EFFmGwELL ' C. Leland Palmer-of Franklin sjgeet, Norwich, was a caller here Thul Guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and | last. Mrs. H. E. Beard were. Mr. and Mrs, J. Mre. Joseph Elliott and Mrs. Catrie James Beard, W. Chester Beard, G. Her- 3 rtained at a-dinner parfy last bert Beapd and sons, John and George; all Mis. John L Ross, Mrs. Phosbe of AttleForo, Mass., also Miss Anna Ray y , Mrs. Carrie Gardner, Mrs. Ella of Pawtucket, R..L Beebe and“Mrs. A. H. Beebe. An old folks' concert was given Widay Mrs. A. H. Beebe entertained 15 guesti| Mrs. Mary G. Beebe of New London is | evening, Oct. 15, in the Congregational Saturday afternoon on the ninth birth- | vislting Mrs. Carrie -Gardner. chureh, Franklin, under the auspices of day of her daughter Carolyn. Games and | Ernest A. Greywacz of Seymour, Conn,, j the ¥. P, 8. C. E. before a crowded house. b spent the week end at the home of Mr. (The eherus consisted of about 40 voices {and Mrs. H. E. Beard. under the leadership of F. S. Armstrong. Wednesday evening the Ladies’ Aid so- | With Miss Florence Hoffman at the piano, ciety held a supper in the vestry, serving | assisted by Miss Miriam. Bliss. All' who PROVFRB—ln the h“‘hnd m in the wife { beans, brown bread, pickies, tomatoes, | PArticipated in the concert were dressed {rolls, escalloped potate, coffee, uk: and | in old-fashioned costumes and the tkn 8! cream. A large crowd was attend- | SToups presented a most attractive ap- gentieness. T ance and around $25 was realt pearance. Every number on the program, _ Sunday morning services at 11 o'elock. | Which follows, was ably rendered and re- Yy P. U. 160 by Charles L. Rathbone | ceived warm appreciation from the audi- His topic will be Lessons f ence: Recent Events. Luke 13: 1-5; Prov. Colonial Entrance; ANl Hail Ye Power 25. ; of Jesus' Name, All Ye Merme and Wem- enne Singers; Afterwarde, Mistress Avm- 2 strong ; Cousin Jedediuh, all ye singers: 3 WAUREGAN Ihen ‘Thee 484 1 Was' Young, A HOARHOUND The Wauregan Republican eclub made | Sister Hoffman; its’ initial appearance Monday evening. : : COUGH Headed by the Wauregan band, the club d \ 3 | proceeded to_the home of J. A. Atwood, | ®'S: speakin’, . ¥ -~ Where they met and escorted to the hall | ress Rogers: duet, Juanita, e = the speaker, Irving Buliard of Beston, | 3rown and Duerr; round, Three Blind A SENSATIONAL SALE OF WOMEN'S AND MISS e o DT e e (M St S T . fashioned torchlight ‘procession, with red | Among the Gold, Goodman Clarke; Old fire all along the way. The boys, 100 | Folks at Hrme strong, With the 35 or 40 women, made an tmposing spectacle. Mr. Bullard's subject, The Issues of the Day, was treated in & concise_and \masterly manner and his ad- dress Greated much enthusiasm. Super- intendent of Schools J. L. Chapman fel- _|lowed on the subject of Americanism and proved himself a strong oppoment of President Wilson's league of nations. The Republican ciub uniform, eomwb- ing white cap, eape and leggings, Bift From 3. A. Atwood, Who Tor §5 yes yan all ye menne nad wom- emme singe llie Gray, Mistress Rob- inson ; speakin’, Fiddle and Violin, Mis- tress Rogers: Ye Ol Fashioned Tunes. by ye two womenne, Mistress Armstrong and Tate; round, Scotland's Burning, all ve singers; Annie Laurie, Sister Bliss: Auld Lang Syne, ail ye singers. Luxurious Winter Coats ~ . Liany of Them With Great Fur Collars : ONE OF THE GREATEST SALES OF THE SEASON Sufleld.—The members of Suffield g numbering about 45 weat to Bloomfiéld this week and were gupsts of the grange of that place. Bargain Week ENDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23rd LOOK THESE ITEMS OVER AND SEE HOW WE HAVE SMASHED INTO THE H. C OF L., = 'Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats . .. ... $13.50 toS35.0. ‘Men’s Mackinaws ...................... $8.00 to $11.00- Men’s Sheep-Lined Coats .... cee.. o 31200 to $15.00 Men’s'and Young Men’s Suits ...........,$15.00 to $35.00 Men’s Corduroy Pants, pair. ............. $3.25 to $4.25 3 Men’s Working Pants, pair....................... .SL75 Men’s Pants—Prices from...............,$2.25 to $7.00 Boys’ Overcoats—sizes 3t09.......... ... $4.00 to $9.00 Boys’ Overcoats—sizes 8 to18 ... .. ... $12.00to $15.00_ Boys’ Mackinaws ........................ $7.00 t0 $9.00 Boys’ Suits—sizes3to8.................. $3.50 to $8.00 Boys’ Suits—sizes Tto 18............ 85.50&;315.0. Men’s Black Sateen Shirts........................ $L.28 Men’s Sweaters . . $1.25 to $6.50 , Men’s Flannel Shirts ..................... $1.25 to $3.50 Men’s Heavy Ribbed Underwear .................. %¢ MensHow—woolmxxed 25¢ Exceptional concessions by a leadmg manufacturer enables us to make this rmm offering—strictly high grade Winter Conts, at manufacturer’s costs, : ) This manufacturer specializes in Coats and was in a position to giveuflbe-elm;mn! values. Our policy of “As we buy, we sell,” is once zaore demonstrated in this remark- All are new Coats direct from the manufacturer’s work room, having been made within the last ten days. The values are simply wonderful. o ; There are eleven styles for your choosi_n_g. Some have largehm:fio-dsf Fur Collars which button high about the neck, others with collars of self material permitting one to wear their separate neckpiece, WeueverypwndofdmcollechonofCoatsandhopethateverywommmNormd: -flncmlty whohnnotyetpumhmedherW'mterCmt,wtllavulhflulfofthuqr portunity to secure a high grade coat at a substantial saving, ~ ' : ; 3 74 ¥ ON SALE THIS MORNING AT 8:30 PRICE $39.50 - £ REGULARVALUFS-‘SQSOTO $79.50 D R 'l'hentm-ethuentwfllbe conveniently dwphyed on fixtures, which will enable one to make hfifldul selections. ~ v : Mn’h&mhwmflwflhmyc‘dm“fld“dmwflfl ; G : that our prices are without question the lowest. ; Onucn’lSuhundOVthwillgmdem 4 Boys’ Sulb,Ovmuu;ndMuhmmmmMymbythehm&e&,m youplmcthtremmdymofoldtmes " THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE : “ALWAYS MORE FOR LESS” "3 5-7 WaterStreet,Cor Washn\gtonSq., Norwhh, ann- POSITIVELY, NO APPROVALS, NO CREDITS, NO RE- FUNDS IN THIS SALE. ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT