Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 23, 1920, Page 11

it of #0 years ago. a in blasting aAway the ledge on the Monday, Oct. 11, \1370.—The Ghost. the % extremity of ucket street BOOTERIE DISPLAY hose matertal. - which given | THhe children of the city were smitten o L ione ¥as, (raneterrd. Baturdsy | yesterday with st anglous: longin For Street — For Business — to the mrnlfiudmw somewhat < after the the a0l lars & day in the bustness. ported & few families of French Canadi. Now it ls said that the Ninth New |ans. One of these domvestls circles is York, with its colomel, James Fisk, Jr., nltmunmn: will visit N mext n employ ane Tussday, Oct. 18, 1870—The Greeneville thinks It «onl sbout English school yesterday ;fury on- |t e i lan famities to mn‘g uragingly. ndance t “: schola '&Tn':‘;m-d A quarterly g of the (Ry Miss inierested in the institution are well sat sosiety was held in the sfhed with its the Broadway ehurch last évening, but & meoting of the R iy i e vemsary of the Trsat soiety ..-a - “|and Trast eompany, & Snancial natit: £ 2 meeting of the board of edueation, Central m«mu Costello Lippitt was dhetted o 81 the ¥ caused by the m of Rev. N. G. Lippitt rhy Oct. 19, \na—Mly John Coyle, n the emvley o orwich Gas company, hile Between the carhouss the bank of the SM(nenl ‘h- Bridy last year, I8 soon to 8. Saturday, begin Ot 11, T810—We publien igeport and is now the fourth, city & human skeleton lying about | population in the state: Below the surface No remains | The anniverssry the Tract fothing were fou soplety will be held in it Toundation walis of the Laurol i Episcopal churehes in thig elty tomorrow, achoolhouss have been built -nd the brick | germons will be hed in the several for the euperstrueture has arrived. Methodist chufches in town in the mo. The practice of raising the Wed of a |, form meeting in the East Main chureh, at whieh time !)le mnl will be read. lergymen of the eity will be present. (U | W. €. T. U. OFFICERS ELECTRED cut Chunh o! the “ g, In the evening sharo will be & nm- street feport, John B. Gough will reach nie city this evening, to b the.guest of Senator Buck- All remain until Tuesday evening, He will deliver a lecture to Mr. | yoitng men in the Broadway ammh Sun- Gay evening, It is expested that the AT ATATR CONVENTION At uu final aesslan of the Conneeti Ui convention at {ne er in Hartford on | Thursday all officers were re-elocted. 4 B | new offfeer, viee president =t large, was R | chosen in {he person of cers re-elected follow: President Mrs. Mary B Plantaville ; corresponding Harrret Bliss of New Britain. The general offi: Wilson, se¢retary, i | Mrs. Mary B, Weiles, Hartford; neord ing secretary, Mrs. Nellie A. C: Willimantia; treasurer, Mre. | Arnold, Meriden: vice prasiien Gracs Platt, Bridgeport. I mlen-s to the national convention is the GENUINE and ONLY o TR Laxative | | | Sromo ; Juinine | | __ tablets | The Reliable Remedy for Colds, Grip .and Influenza, the Merit of which is recognized by all civilized Nations. Be careful to avoid imitations. Ask for Grove’s L B. Q. tahlets ©. 71 bpove on box.’ Price 30c CHEAP SHOES AT CHEAP PRICES Are Sold Everywhere—We Sell Them For Less. But, It Is a Poor Economy. For Shoes of:the better kind, at low prices—call on us. Onetrlalmllproveourntatement. Goldblatt’s Shoe Store 46 Franklin Street Norwich, Conn. Shoe Repairing of the expert kind is done in our shop while you wait. mn “SHOES THAT FIT THE FEET” MODEL BOOTERIE PRICES ARE LOWER ON OUR SEASON'S SMARTEST FOOTWEAR A TYPICAL MODEL FASHION DECREES BROGUES WITH WOOL HOSE —BLACK AND GRAY SUEDES—OUR NEW “SAL- OME” STYLE. NO EXTRA PREMIUM IS CHARGED FOR OUR BEST QUALITY. WE CAN FIT THE WOMEN WITH EXTRA OUT- EDUCATOR SHOES FOR THE CHILDREN. - MODEL BOOTERIE 132 MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. Frmueo 1921, were chesem by | clerk of the superior court, the sult being San counties as follows: Hartford, Mrs. Charles 5. Shepard, Mps. F. H. Allls, alternsto; New Maven, Mra ‘ Alta H. Downk; Fairfield Mre, Henry Schofield; Windham, Mrs. Maud Potter, Mrs. Gallup, .mmue 'rmmd. Mrs. Ethel Plum; Midd tie M. Newton; Lm:hfield Mrn )hry m Gordon; New Londem, Mrs. iirace Rit- B00d; delegate at Mrgs, Miss Marriet Bliss New Britain. Manfred P, Welcher, seasatary of the anti-cigarette league urged the women to be vigilant in meeting the propagan: da which he said the 16bixto trade was already beginning oSt Mr. Weicher said that Amorican eol- leges were producing a race of smokers and_that on weman Who sea: her sof to Yale told him that she had “mot gute ten over it yet.” J. H. MaeDonald addresss the womeén briefly upen the work in the nair east feturnable om the first Tuesday in November. MAN'S BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs; he can be as vigorous 70 a8 at 35 i theif to forastall tobaces ASKES FOR PARTITION OF COLCHESTER REAL ESTATE Suit for the sale and partition of real real estate on Linweod avenue, Col- chester, has beem brought by Frank Berkowitz against Hysn Grieek, both of Colchester, the nva havll: an qul o terest in the p in the chse wers fled 1 x\-mq in the om« of the YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET GOODS AT OUR COST PRICES. Sale Will Last Only 10 More Day» HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR PRICES ON ARTICLES : CLOCKS AND ALARM CLOCKS WARRANTED 8-day Parlor Clocks, all desigtis, warranted— {[SaleiBrice ool iiici e $5.50 to $9.00 36-hour Alarm Clock, best make, regular value $2.50=Sale Price ... i L 1.55 Interfittent Alarm Clocks best make, reg'ufar value $3.50—Sale Price ....... L e L Brownie, smallest size, Intermittent Alarm Clock, . regular value $4.5 THce o TR $3.25 | New Haven, Ingraham Watches, warranted, reg- ular value $2.50—Sale Price. .oz vnsnrnn. .. 1.75. Wm. Rogers or Oneida Community Sets of Silver- ware, 26 pieces, warranted, with chest, regular value $20.00—Sale Price ....... awavseveiiiocias $11.75 1847 Rogers Bros. Sets of Silverware, 26 pieces, best in U. S., warranted, regular value $30.00— L e AR S e D T $17.50 Gravy Ladles, Cold Me:(t Forks and Pnehfters, reg- ular value $2.35—Sale Price ................. 1.25 Sugar Spoons or Butter Knives, Stcrlmg Sl!vcr Mountings and Pearl Handles, regular value $1.75 =SMNES o L 1.00 Quadruple Silver Plated Tea Scfs 4 pieces, and 12 inch tray, regular value §16. 50—Sale Price. .. . . . $10.50 Wm. Rogers Silver Baby Cups, warranted, regular value $1.75—Sale " g Carving Sets, stag handles, Sheffield Steel Knife, regular value $5.00—Sale- Price Carving Sets, Sterling Silver engraved handlés, 00—Sale Price regular value 8. Carving Sets, White Ivory handles, genuine imported steet kgwes regular vah?é $8. oo-g.le Prige. port $5.50 Bracelet Watches, warranted 10 years, 10 and 7 jewel, regular value $12.00—Sale Price Bracelet Watches, warranted 20 years, 15 jewel, fine movement, regular value $27. SO—Su.le Price $16.50 14-K. Solid Gold Bracelet Watches, 15 jewel, war- ranted, regular value $30.00—Sale Price $18.00 Ladies’ and Men’s Rings, all colors, in stones and latest designs. Weddin Rin 14-K., re hrvflue 5.00= o e Sl SR Baby Rings, 10-K., Signet or Stone Ri regula value $1.50—Sale Pl;f:e ot el Ceresieas PR R R e DO.NOT MISS THIS CHANCE, OGULNICK JEWELRY CO. 29 FRANKLIN S’l'RI:'.ET_ NORWICH, CONN. HIGH COST OF LIVING. Havana Brown Kid, Brown Calf, Black Kid High Lace Models .................. Women’s Dark Tan Calf Brogue Oxfords for sp ort and street wear............... Women’s - Comfort Cushlon Sole Black KidQsfords ........c0oueuniloiv. s, Women’s Comfort Black Kid 1 LSRR dedliee B e AR Women’s High Black Kid Cushion Sole Shoes PR $4.95 $2.95 $1.89 $3.45 95 ~ Women’s ngh Cut Lace Mecdels, in black kid and combination colors BOYS’' SHOES AllSolid-. ... .........¢. GIRLS’ SHOES HighCutlace . .. ... 0. cin.. CHILDREN'S SHOES actuaL vaLues DRESS SHOES UP TO $7.00 $4.45 $4.95 $5.4. $2.9 MensHa.lfHose,mblackor dark brown UP TO $8.00 "ALL SIZES $2.00 TO.$3.00 SAVED (ALL SIZES 15c slightly seconds .. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY “THE STORE ‘THAT SATISFIFS” WE LEAD THE WAY! The Most Talked of Sale of Shoes, - Clothing and Furnishings Norwich Has Ever Known The remarkable response and enthusiastic welcome of the public to our won- derful money-saving sale is a clear and decisive acknowledgment of the splen- did money-saving values we are offering. One visit here will prove it. THESE VALUES WILL HELP YOU CUT DOWN THE 200 Dozen Women’s Lisle Hose BLACK OR' DARK BROWN. . LOWERING OF PRICES CN MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S HNe wF ailland WinterClothes Women’s Genuine Goodyear Welt Shoes $6.45 - $3.00 TO $4.00 SAVED ALL $2.00 TO $3.00 SAVED ALL SIZES $1.00 TO $2.00 SAVED ALL SIZES $1.00 TO $2.00 SAVED $2.00 TO $3.00 SAVED ALL SIZES $3.00 TO $4.00 SA . $2.25 o $4.45 $2.50 - $4.45 $7.00 - $2.45 Men’s Genuine Goodyear Welt Shoes WORK SHOES 'ACTUAL VALUES ALL STYLES — ALL LEAT!-m ALL SIZES $3.00 TO $4.00 SAVEb MAHOGANY, STRAIGHT LACE OR 5 BLUCHER MODELS MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES ALL SOLID LEATHER lflflflKLYN OUTFITTERS 266-270 MAIN STREET, NORWICH