Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 27, 1920, Page 9

-PROVERB—As he who has health is young, so he _ who owes nothing is rick. A Rematkable Sdla of New FALL DRESSES OF TRICOTINE AND SERGE = - AT MOST SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS There is a splendid assortment to select from, fine materials and excellent tailoring throughout, sizes 16 - to 46— At These Reduced Prices : At $17.50 — Dresses that were: $z§ 00 At §22.50 — Dresses that were $35.00 At 2?9.50 — Dresses that were $42.50 At $35.00 — Dresses that were $50.00 At $39.50 — Dresses that were $59.50 WOMEN'S NEW SUITS ALL AT RADICAL REDUCTIO! At $33.75 — Suits that were § 30 At $37.60 — Suits that were $45. 00 At $49.75 — were $59.00 to $69.00 As $59.00 — were $79.00 to $89.00 WOMEN'S WAISTS TWO WAISTS FGR THE PRICE OF ONE 200 Women’s Lingerie Waists, of excellent quality material, daintily trimmed-with lace and embroidery, regular values up to $2.98 — Price now $1.00 Middy Blouses, choice of our entire stock of ' better grades, sizes 16 to 42, regular value $2.98 SaaPROMEINOW ¢ .%o i i b e e D Women’s: Black Mourfing Waists, in a variety of styles, waists that were $11. 50 to $14.50— PHSRBOW . hivos . ovss. s, s oning 2 SO0 Women’s handsome Georgette Waists, with real Filet lace trimming, at these reduced prices: At $9.95—former prices $12:50't6 $15.00 At $12.80former prices $16.50 10°'$47.50 At $14.50—former prices' )318 50to }52 50 .25 Extraordinary Sale of TURKISH JOWELS 1488 Towels in this offéring'from the largest Ameri- . can ma; r, compriging his entire stock of what is called “run of the Mill.” These are divided into three groups and arnnged on special tablu for easy selection : GROUP 1—This lot com Turkish Towels, assotted patterns, regular values, 59c, 69¢ and 79c- _~Special price. . ... 39 GROUP 2-—In this lot gre 744 white and colored Turkish Towels, latger size and better rade, regular value 3 25 and $1.50 — GROUP 3—Included in this lot are 0 extra high grade Jacquard Turkish Towels, large size, regular values $2.00 ‘to $3.00 — Special price TR G S S Percales at Half Price 1,000 yards-of best quality, 36-inch Percales, short lengths—S5 to 10 yards—regular prices - 49cayard—--5pum prices . Liviiviiaiaa. . 25c STYLISH AUTUMN MILLINERY Our Millinery Department has no equal m the city, when it comes to style, variety, quality and pnce. We show Hats for Wotnen, Misses and rises 384 Colored trimmed and untrimmed — also Feathers, Ribbom, 7 Ornaments and . wanted, OWOrthemh&gtmzedf prompt and satisfactory service. You can select :rlhlpefl' the Mmgaformmfdlflntfromacompletehne dmmm-flmdengnenwdlm omen, . We specialize il WM’ ‘Dress Hats at $5.00 and $5. 98—equnl I'Ha elsewhere u.sv.so and ‘105 g - NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES Will continue all this week. The woman who does hmemnivfilllounofimemcommghuemé all the Notions Sewing Needfuls well as amp necessaty | ing fof the public is - H eramme A big street parade M&wed by & hu chowder for the ex-gervice &nd &er¥ice men in.line and a free being Day, Novembér 1ith, by mmm post, et A erican Le; ral committéd in the cflebrat}on held its ¢ mg Tuesday evening at the pést headguarters| tertaj No. 35 Shetucket street With Chaiffian Earle Herrick, presiding most of the members of the comaittee present. The committes is entermg i t.he pitns. yithi an. eathuaingis Sudeess for the celebratioh, vnsfil\ it ll | planned to make one of thé biggest cele- bx;;éam of its klnd ever held in Ne W It was definitely ‘decided Tuesday e éning that there Wil be a Btiest as many of the lmternal and other orl ganizations of thé oity aré making ar- tengements to be in line. s sooh a8 the list of organizations that will parade has been completed it Will be announced through the press. It is planned to have at least ks bands; and in additiol te the 16cal o izations it is expected that geveral o u\e ‘American Legion posts in nearby towns \htn in tm @ven- = ikt Howsver, the iine of ma mvnn'm be through the fon. &ty ufi Mfl;flu Will be lmewed in m e will be h.m in ghe after: this fe ex-Séfvice men service mefi ih line togethéf with ine m l be served a chowder at| imetit_comittee securs rial that day. 'rnm will probll bly be oné of iWo speakers. In the éVehing the state afmoy doo: will Be throWn open from 7.30 to mamght and the dancing will begin Premptly at s | 8 The armory will be &tfractive- ly umntec With banters, flags, étc., and: palms, Humphries orchestra Hds *been séeuréd fo furnish the music Al ex-sei Tnen are asked {0 parade in ‘uniform. However they will be wel- éomié o appear in line in civillaf attire. The girl members of Fletcher post have ed to meet at the post headquarters Friday evening of this week in order' to complete their plang.for thé aflmat!m celebration. Mrs. - Minnié 'ffyoh, & Wember ‘of the gefiefal com: mittee &t arfangsments, has éalled this m‘lfimn to be stat t6 the coast defensé Lond Tsland sound and will be ih lihe a8 Invitations are to Be extended to them to participate in the celebration. The of a parade marshal has to ilié Submatine Base at the Navy Yard, inviting the officess #hd “enlisted men to take part in the cel=Bfation. - selection ot besh mmwy déciaed upsh u§ yet and the parade commitee Was not ready to announce the line of.march Tiesday NoRWIEH HAS LITTLE (EOMMUNICABLE DISEASES Aceording t3 the weekly moridity re- part of the bureau of preventatible dis- 8488 O the stite department 6f health, Norwich {8 Piactically free from com: vaniisable diienses, one case of whooo- i eough and one case of diptheria hav- Ins henl. Feliudl NORWICH _A. F. Greehe Thames Sqiare Gatagé M. M. Markoff Majestic Garage 8. J. Bottomiéy & on L. W. Carroll & Son fee & Osgovd Co. Felix Burzycki, Thamesvilic during the wesk ond- cases repbfted from ‘!«w rd\.n @otiity are as follows: r:lpm eria—Lebanon 1; NeWw ZLonlon 1: Norwic! ) 1; state total, 04. ‘cver—Montville 4: New Lou- femorial, prole the en- " the. State’total 60. . 5 Searlet the | Measles=—pom<ret Refiorts recteved by the state pavie cofmission 6r from e * ARE TARIN OUT LICENSES | s Janriary 1 to October 1, show @ mar rg| lNcredse in the numbér of hunters cenges jssued months. the tot: B’ Gounties the numhers are lots 7,267 New 242 ; ‘fl ym, the licenses onths of this ydar am alien, 208. WA’X’ERBUBY ATTORNEY TO ADDRESS TAFTVILLE VOT French-Canadian résidents of il have obportunity to of the campaign prosent Attorney Edward J. Bal bury #he is to spoak in fepublican rally at 8 o'clock on evenine: Attorney- Balthazar has of beihg an able spenlaf. 6 give his hearefs a o ing of the ues of the is so important to the fu tion. X Superior Coutt Short A short calendar will b superior rourl room -at N October 23 she repu '(d il 3. RED CROSS comnsz 5 ' To BAVE i he: follows ther 5 = Qul.mn 10 = L] Putnnm (town) 63 Putnam ‘(city) 3§; Thompson 1; Wood- | e : indicate a big atfenddfice 8t the state erciiee in New Haven today. The meetife, which i 46.5e: hefd i the Lampson Lyceum on Yale campos wiil be one of the most important“ealied by the :d Cross of Connecticut Since the &rm- istice, Not only fhe State's chapters, but Mmany of the atives. present. ingstop, Farrand, chaiPman of m -commfitee of fhe Hed Cross; Peterson, fintioral director d service ; Miss Hlizabeth commissiofier to address ‘the gatheriig. Hew- maniger of the Atiaftle chapter, at alm Among the matters to At the, conference ate va( i MeLEAN PUNCTURES DEMOCRATIC DRIVE AGATNST SENATORS se for a pro-Article X dem- o bé mueh worse than “Tis Kittery, \Me. was throughout 1 England and 1\ TheoldBIockHauseatFart ’llr(”fl"ry, "It has been rebuilt in imitation of an ancient structure that on the same site the last of the Seventeenth century. Evety mbtm' highway end byway lctures ue New York is a part of the long “Soeony rail”, Dealers Who Sell Socony Gasoline L~ VERSAILLES H. A Richards BALTIC Thomas J. Burke J. J. Herbért George Drescher €. V. PendNfon > ©. H. Rood, dne. ' Ring Brotherd % B H: Bihler PRESTON CITY - - . Bebtt & Clark CéFporation Joliii F. Richardson MUETRNNU_G/K Baird "gre and Supply Co. Gsoige W. feid ] NORWICH FOWN JEWETT CITY ‘;‘:"‘: _— = £, H. Gilbett a5 - G. b. Wolt ? Joks H. Tracy . YANTIC o W. E.Manning & ¥. Blake 7 ; i3 Malelp oD e v ’)FRANKLIN £ o 5 : . C. W. 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