Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 9

O / N —“_“'——:"—,:.—'——"—'-'_—"—?—"—————‘ frightened them for qu moment, and gave | coll ar the m ’uun Marjorie 23 Hia o gt e S areadpet il ter oot wanter T e g - Byl gether qd a start 3 ot Sspruce trees .and bruchu. Rita Couture, Mildred* Gilbert, Mamnie w ;s ery child was com for his part. The,{ Segal, Jennie Kolbuz, Mary Pa Az- . ll‘“@&‘&fl!flm fl th mul.orl.ngu Bdith Munn, who o, cutdling’ screams ‘88’ they” A v of Cor. the river ir''a canoe to test the depth | feels § s ) : e resoutel by the while | of the , When they saw something| “When morning T} x 3 h&“‘.a. v P h p:qviqq e bagks. Looking closer, 1 g ptire e P e e | the forms of Indians clox. ) / the camp, and ha%stily turnin y > » i b ur e Lums, eles ; “ an endeaver to locate about, hurried back to warn the remainder @ P 4 = ‘erims—] Qur Store Is Open This Evening and Every Evening of goat whien is invaluable fn medical | of the party. v . e e mg"l’ Wwith & high degree of excelience. Jl)!eM\ Wolosky, research i « 4 3 3 Until Christmas. For Comfortable Shopping We B e i Topention 1 23 B | o Tin SO the guides: ve | apoen sl i3 - - ; ;;w-_-w‘v Citherine dodoin. Derie: Lec Recommend the Mormng Hours. on South America befors the Geastamh. | was lfterally lined with wildly shrieking Craraw ; g Vo g~ leal Society here. and gesticulating fizures who - brandished 3 cousing Tedd.y. Chester Zalew. D. Rijee said his trip threugh. South| bows akout seven feet high. with arrows " ek ; u:n-; Frank Zavestoski: Elizabeth ; 'fi.neflofi took him up the Rio Negro, the |six feet lang. Just opposite me I saw [ John J. OF Bgf:p gL lgffl a‘m :danmlm; o Mary, Holen ' alewski 3 0 3 - largest tributary of the .Amazom.|one huge creature, evidently the’ehief or M " o quan Nowakoweki. WIth Only Three More Shopplng DQYS through a natural canal more than 200 |leader, who wos shouting and foamimg | Griswold, Tuesday morning. ] . 2] A" than airiisen. Suvtind AUt e par: v miles long connecting it with the Orineca, | at the mouth and mnaking motione that | Vived by his wife and & gmal i to Christmas, It’s tq Your Advantage to || 5 st mespiret seriens of bov | sqvasenty mosat i pomrss ansemeion J500,7 J702%, effort to cut off their return. “We tried talking to them In‘'every The attack oceurred in a wild | along the banks of the Orinoeo, where et, e s y shed for wood. Wh 5 , Joseph Petroli; Rice had made camp the nignt betore.| = aoff: t mtes ,'i” a . Silverlieh; The Spirit “of | Two of his Indian guides had geme up| but they apparenily had .no lden > chalr. 1] ; iplizabeth M- they, were for and ther@ was nq qpubunfl “ as possible to do Was y b uzs; Guardian Spirit of o gty ey of a hegrty *meal that night. He Wnl & = Ror 08 = Joontact with Guaharibos, o virtually un- | neither nogwo mor Tndian, and he ag|farm fon o Tow. Suis, e, ool Jr. mfl?mflmgfl’:fl y wn e canni a1 black hui it lip—a- l.hln: 1. 3 A » T 4 Concentrate Holiday Purchasing at |5 o cummnel intians o tor) Hacicbuivs o bie soper 1o 120 hon g o, e S : SRS oo ey O muea tg Jevfi-t City to s . Upon returning M‘ of r eston City '*é'-w-— the fact they intended to fight. : .. Sweet, wite ofFDr Sweet, | the T hr; Burr; Spirit of the| iy — — Chlldren T Emaily when ope of arrowe | e, . D map, | Wikdemess, Ruth Batlou; Spir ~|pervices fof e Eaamis Geer Stone B In these last minutes of gift selectxon, we are admirably " "FOR FLETCHER'S Y igosed jus ot e foet, | Cu s wen e fiont Fesis g m’ "LJ: b iy & e R T ready fo serve you. A big, bright, cheerful store, boun'te- ous stocks, in most convenient nm;lgem;:lt for qs\’nck selections. Willing and efficient people to help you. Save . " Atef, Margart time and worry by comm,‘to this store which is Christ-- | — S0 8 fatpeod e | Florimona Mondor. Chester Littieh Liilian: Corby, Stella Roberts, Ann mas Shopping Headquartels for Norwich and all Eastern | “The Best Your Money Can Buy” eia - hme e, S e 4 Grand Senior Deacon Arthur M. Brown | WicZ, Ellen Prior, Connecticut. b EXTRA SPECIA].AT jacting as most worshipful grand maste: lowing newly. clected 0( Lodge, No. 5, Here is a brief list of extra special offerings for Hurned Christmas Shoppers : & A. M, at gheir. stated emnmunle-uou' 15¢ Christmas Cards, 10¢ ; 2 A large number of relatiye: Winchested rifle and Parker shotgun, our | heart disease. Brewe oot Dot . and ( ere presant and there were ofly weapons, over their ieads. That| ny George A. Haskell was-in Ne - o ! Burialgas f X - erton, X tone s sUr ived cum- H. Stone, o CASTORIA * ' Tuesdad evening: Benjamin- R Gprdner, : : . en l 0 7 rs ¥ ter; Norman Perkhugst, | Formato, William Bakanowski. 9 ® i ? Dr. Frank D..BSrowning,| Chorus—Anoa Misvorck, Anthony Za- 5 Vistoski, Eugene Nef; R % junior warden ; Everett H. Hiscox, gee-i George . Prior, secre ; Earl We have ‘axféir supply of hard coal on ting Cards and Booklets that were 15¢ < i H. Biils, S st, Anng b, Ex.za»,'fl:I s A T, e ‘hand, in all sizes, also bituminous. | ot M‘*‘"”-’"@ PO S e B e | " o 4 Segal, Eva Duff. Thesa McNally, Agnes | Wednesd 35¢ Christmas Cards, 19¢ | . The pupils ot Riversidy € N oot it ; ! T P 3 ' venj W es. v rat | 2 e All Christmas Greeting Cards and Booklets that were 25¢ ||| Place your order now for bag coal, with | = 3 Bt £ e e Tk o, NS to 35c—NOW 19c. : We still have a big assortment of Christmas Greeting Cards and Booklets—at 5c each, 50c a dozen. / Bar Pins Reduced Brilliant Bar Pins, trimmed with white or colored stones, aining of the children in her grade.|Avery, Bertha Monasky. John Preue, < Minaie L. Conten. Nettie Johnson was in -gharge at,Kme Kos, Frank Wofkou, Helen t er sades, and Miss May Dris-(Mary Paraych, Graca Burda i\ r. SOUTH.Vfl‘\fIF)HA.‘fd P Munn, Stanley Malek ; Indian chief, thlic. 3is Ohoitis g % E‘}(‘;wikonksiu ?nlbilréell,a‘\\’olaxky. . h ter, Mrs. Chatles - Clear Baby’ sSkm fare, S Moscatin iy : e S it s Office, 14 Thames Street With Cuticura | |4 Seie, Pt e o e L N in satin-lined boxes, were $1.25 to $5.00— T 1 5 : ) . el. 500 . T.GALLIVAN, Supt. z PRICES NOW 98¢ to $4.19 ° Sy . T, Snk e i, —Viector Sokol:n\sk( i - ol ; | Mor e rur: ohn ; 5 Pearl Beads Reduced A : e ' i et el ‘ French Pzar! Beads, in all lengths, all neatly boxed, were = ; Mrs. Clarence $1.50 to $5.00— ; PRICES NOW $1.19 to $4.19 Toilet Sets 13 OfF . : Thr eu-plece Toilet Sets, conhmmg Han' Brush, Comb and Y : Pound 49‘: 4 Po“nds 3 750 2 Pounds ch F Murcr, in White lvmy},l ]erca.ssmn Waln;t and géack Smme i Ebony finish, all in cloth-lined boxes, were $2.50 to $8.50 f J A, oy i, sl i tblned boxe were 250 103850 |~ TURKEYS — CHICKENS — FOWL — GEESE — DUCKS ¥ . r ® {8 The finest assembly of birds ever made awaits your choice. The pick of the largest and best Eastern Pouliry : Manicure Sets V4 Of {4 Markets has arrived. They are reasonably priced, and every bird carries an absolute guarantee of satisfaction to you. | All Manicure Sets, fitted with peari or ivory handled Mani- - implements, in leather roil-up cases, were, $4.75 to 2.50— .A_T 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION Tourist Cases 1 OF k& g g Tourist Cases, fitted with Toilet Articles, in styles for COOKING COMPOUND CREAMERY URE BUTTER LARD Short, Sirloin, Porterhouse' LEAN CHOICE “"STEAK HAMBURG | CORNED BEEF ROAST Pound 24c . Pound 15¢ Pound 10c Pound 16¢c CAPE COD CRANBER- | SEEDLESS RAISINS T COF RIES, 2 quarts....,.. 35¢|Pound ............. 32¢ 1 Pound ... ... weve.. 25¢| EGGS, dozen ITALIAN CHESTNUTS |POULTRY SEASONING |XMAS CANDY FOR STUFFING, Ib. . 25¢{Large Package....... 10c|Pound,........ o, . bath men and women, in leather roll-up casss, were $3.75 to $15.00— AT 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION Thermos Bottles Reduced Thermos Bottles, in:balf-pint, pint and quart sizes—ex- cellent Christmas gifts—all at reduced prices. Holiday Stationery Reduced Eaton, Crane and Pike’s Holxday Saticnery, Floral Linen, Hyland Lmen, etc.—all at 15 to 25 per cent. less than regular prices, Initialed Handkerchiefs 300 boxes of Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs, three in a box— at 75c and $1.00 a box. 500 boxes of Men’s Initial Hmdketchleh, a box of six at’ 87Y5¢, or each 15¢. Men’s Initial Handkerchlefl, at 25c each, or $1.50 a box of six—at 37Vscieach or $2.00 a box of six—Linen at 50c each, or $3.00 a box of six. Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, at 12V%c each, or 75¢c a box of six—at 25¢ each, or §1.50 a box of six—50.Linen at 50c, or $3.00 ;boiof six, $1.25 Boys’ Glovex, at $1.00 300 pairs of Boys’ Gauntlet Velour Gloves, lined—a most desirable Christmas Gift for a hoy—st $1.00 a pair, re- duced from $1.25. 59¢ Bureau Scarfs, 25¢ 50 dozen Bureau Scarfs, Centers, round and square, Shams, etc., all lace trimmed—Special price 25¢, regular value 59c, (Linen Department) $4.50 to $10.00 Table Covers, $2.98 36-inch Filet Lace Table Covers, sizes 54 and 72 inches —Special price $2.98 edch, regular values $4.50 to $10.00 ¥ ! (Linen Department) ’ " SSZ .00 Bath Sets, at $1.00 100 Bai ts, consis A Special peee 3190, s b S i Wash Handkerchief Linen, $1.49 36-inch Handkerchicf Linen, medium-weight and strictly’ all linen—Special price §1.49 a yard, regular value $2 ,00." Handkerchief Linen, $1.98 36-inch very fine quality Handkerchief Linen, strictly all hnexr—spemlpm$l98twfimzdu ° $3.00. - s a fine tree I Teach- s every Mond FRUIT — We carry the largest and most choxce vanety in the clty See Our Display Windows. Y President’s Brother - in - law Accused Of Graft PURE COCOA FROSTING SUGAR GRANULATED SUGAR :|HOLLY WRE.ATHS Pound ............. 15c|2 Pounds .......... 25¢{10 Pounds ........ $1.002for ... . 35¢ PURE LUCCA OLIVE D A TES . Fancy Jonathan—Spitzen- {' - INDIAN RIVB( OIL, quart........ steslpuik . ... 19¢! berg Delicious : ORANGES Reguhx Sl 50 PACKAGE, 2 for . 25¢} APPLES, 5 for. . . 25¢ Dozeu 25¢ B ~THERE IS NO TIME LEFT TO ASK YOURSELF WHAT TO BUY/, FOOTWEAR Is Always the Most Practical of All Christmas Gifts. Let the Model Booterie answer the question;- Whene to Buy that Xmas Gift in ~ Don’tfail to see our display of Shppen for the entire family. .. Hosiery for the entirely family. Hosiery of the best giality. Spats to match every col Educator Shoes for Chil . W. L. Douglas Shoes ferMea. . and “a large variety of Pumps. in ‘iaim and Suedes. m one and two strap efiects for all occasions. - o MODEL BOOTERIE ,NORWICH,,CONN* b COMAIGHT KETVETORE ViEw Co. WERLS R. Wilmer Bolling, brother-in-law of Presidext Wiison and Treasurer | of thp BRipping Board, who faced charges in New Yprk City, brought by Tucker K. Sands. Extravagance on the part of thy Board is evident, but Mr. Bolling denies under oath recelving any graft moncy mentioned in the Wceusation. He adds that® Sands. has brought the charges ia 2 spirit of personal vengeance. is to enjoy good hea goodl" =aith is chiy BEECHAITS PILLS Larsect Sule of Any Modh. 10, 285,