Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 2

Srreereon ey WILLIMANTIC | tile i i1 it Eggi H e i 1 ; E iy g T | ] 1 1 i g MR sils Egl il ai?g h } i ¥ | D ;é g i 4 ;i 3 £ R i & H ] i 18 ;! i i i E i i f z ] i i b b clety of the ir February Friday llal 1 H I j 1 e i i t i : i i ! i i £ 2 £ i £ % MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE Willimantic, Conn. The Domestic Section Is One of the Most Interesting Places iu Store During Our Mid-Winter s CLEARANCE OF BED LINENS “mcu LLOW CASES, 45c|GOOD SIZE BED SHEETYS, scarfied, Iul!y. gl = $1.75 quality, for 9;..“ LTY ’IL- 81x90 B SHEET! a5 _m, for m:n"-un, for 3e| $120. sl cotton quality, tor 806 each. quality, for $1.80. 54x90 BED SHEE .70 § 0 ke T, s140 ally, BLEACHED COTTON AND SHEETING (4 WIBE BLEAGHED COT- u.u«:u m E FRUIT- r.'m 2%¢ quality, for 16c a yard. ON, 2B mulls. for -meu wlu anculn coT- finish, 3%¢ quality, for .. WIDE BLEACHED m . w 80 quality, for 42¢ a '" aiw WIDE BLEACHED suln- . $1.00 quality, for 58¢ a yard. ",",:“,‘." WIDE TUBING, s5c quality, IDE e a yard, JNCH WIDE HEAVY BLEACHED ING, $1.25 quality, for 65¢c a |45-INCH WIDE TUIlNB, Th quality, i to for Yard, iy i i é i i E!s £z ,E : ;l‘ i iE i i § i i § § i E : | 3 §EEF %i i Sg £ £ ; : i i ¢ : i z i iia 5 { i { i ] 1 ] % i L2 H H i i i . § % 8 i 1 553 g: i % (3 g 1 : ie : . i i ¥ g! i g; i i : :4?;%" ?i pi L i: R :é §'§ §s i 38.41 attending the dance were ing retreeh- | haty by the Dlue Lane Sromees thet menuwmurv“lm!nn!hllhom- had been engaged for purpose. mm&x tiam in the Sinith- cm . Winchester Bowlliz league still Main. : tains a safé lead over the Indians, theit | Mrs, Clarence Notton and party of mearést rival, The Indigns and ‘igers|Norh Wescheser wm calling on fhiends folled thees -m-wuxmmm-nwdn mdmmmemnu single wen! Thonias yv(nlnmsuuf s, Wit 115 here Weanssaa esday. Louls Bigart left town Wednesday L. Beckwith of the I for a few dm business t¥4p to Bostes. 36- m:u WID| quality, for e Lnnu\n HEAD. 36-INCH WIDE BALLOON 69c quality, for 39c & yard. g and he also carried off high thtee with 313. ‘The scofes: The Nelibet Bfos. have opened up Clearance of Towels Clearance oweling e e nE 7534 HUCK TOWELS, s & R oo Tersive Sk ey s, wbot 59 2% quality, for |BLEACHED COTTON CRASH 52 gte Lo 3 ~t 17e each. TOWELING, 15 quality, for fie 2 BN ":'.:.':.,'Lm”-‘uu‘ 19x28 HUCK TOWELS, 35c quality, for |, — e e i Sirohs Fhs Beve 4 ditit o cach, AR 7| UNION GLASS TOWELING, dbo quate| Totwls ..o 371 318 387 110 | o€ B8 M BOYS et aaelie: ity, gor 8¢ a yard, Indians wich avenne have added several new H‘ HUCK TOWELS, 69¢ quality, for “cmc" ALL-LINEN BROWN P Scribner . 83 89 101— 273 |sewing machinés and are crowded Wwith 9 118 91 RABH,; 4bc quality, for 3¢ a yard. 16.INCH_RED BORDER B 5 ABSORBENT cdm_ m'\fi.‘m for 24 a ydra. 18- IN K PART-LINEN - f R CAgH, ll-“ qudw..!:t‘bt ALL-LINEN ASN, 68 quality, tu?tm“isrui b & 50— 373 |orders. Their products are now being 104 312 |shipped all over-the United States, latge 83— 285 {ordets arriving ffom somve of the — e e e W states, They expest to utilise 318 288 383 1144 {the second fleor of the bullding soeh. The sanding of the teams to date is | They are now cmploying 25 hac. Wiiltan H. Ryan and Bétden P. Sears . Th > pc| | Timothy O'Oomneil of East Haddam 8 wash ctler bheb Thetadss, it E. Lyman of Columbla wis 3¢ | catling on ikt th town Tonrsdiy. fl 426{ M. F. Ryan of New Lotlon was town ‘Thursday with u large auto truek Captain ahd Mys. Charles Fenton left iy mu suppies to fo the ‘catp at the this oity Thursday for Florida where | Nei London end of m stata Toad job. 2-:7 will spend the remaining wijster t\mmn J. :(Ilmy was & visitor reeks. North Webichester Thufsday. SUITING, fline weave, in black, fa: Al (he First Congregational church,| Jumes Johnooh was & vislior fa Pl blue and tan, $5.00 quality, fof $8.55Kov. H. S. McCready Wil preach ai | nam Thursday, a yard. 10:45 o'elock. Subject of children's ser- | The Gresk cumuu will hold thelr 42-INCH WiDE wool. PI.AID. $3.00 | fon, my's mnm-v llfl‘fnl Set. | service In the hall In the basemont of the 54-INCH' WIDE wooL PLAm Wi ke soeuin Thouts ¢ 1015 |y e e Tt e #add TURKISH TOWELS, 25¢ quali- 1y, for 16e each. W38 DOUBLE THREAD TURKISH TOWELS, 5%¢ quality, for 3% each. 250 TURKISH TOWELS, sc quali- 1y, for 84¢ cach. ITEMS FROM THE DRESS GOODS SECTION THAT SUGGEST ECONOMY 82:INCH WIDE POPLAR CLOTH, T6c| 54.INCH _ WIDE FRENGH SERRE nlllly, for 50 a yard. w WIDE llkd! AND BAT- lun‘lm:. $1.00 quality, for 78¢ .-IION WIDE FREN $250 quality, for § ? CN .ERG" #-INCH WIDE STORM GENG 2.50 quality, for $1.79 2 yard. !‘ e Baptist i o'clock. 1t sihoy for u: i, §urs]ociock- Subject, How Should a Chris- o student from Wesieyan e % AND 35.INCH TAFFETA senaE, Wige wodl JBLAIG, 830 Gio “Suntay” evening . hatioute ‘st 7 Suttnts $250 quality, for $1.79 & yard. sl 1o o g et s My S i S ey ey T B e # TO 42-INCH WIDE SERGES, in TR NG o%ipek followed by communien setvics, $1.39 quality, for 9% a yard "Avh colors, §4.75 quality, for e o caller in town Thursday evening. Mr. $LTS quallty, for $139 2 ard | st NGl Wik wirre i P R R Sy I RS TR expected auallty, for Hon Gst Event Soéakers Harty Bracah | versity will conduct the sevices. for ‘S gl io B PLAIDS, st |0, SRt Toareint thureny Rev. A. ey Minister” Church school mests for $2.00 quality, for s|t a yard LA, $2.75 quality, for ““ a yard, g ::; night for a twe waeks' trip to Flefie 441N Fred Avery F. D. Jordan, and A.-J. | Jerrold J. Kerr, wbo has beén seH- or 3Be a .mc“ wmg AL -WOOL q,A-r. D. Carpenter, Wil preach at 10:45] g @ Kellogg of New Britaln was a study of the Bible at moon. Endeavor society m-eu at § p. m., leadre ey Fitch Jones of Hebron was a caller in com- | vown Thursday. WASH FABRICS AT TEMPTING PRICES T T e : AFFORD SPRINGS 8 QUALITY PERCALE, sf-inch |s5c QUALITY DUCKLING FLERGE | CPriian Scienea servie s neig sun- | ST, , for 17 a for 59 QUALITV wmnson PLISSE for day morning at 10:46 o'cleck in the ‘Weinan's club rooms, No. 803 Main .;:UAL'TV MADRAS, 36-inch wide, strect. Bubject of ,he lcs¥on-sermion, | their Yrome. a yard, "Spirit” Sunday schoo! immedls Rev. Oscar J. AMirich, pastor s QUALITY Dl!“ GINGHAM, 27- 5% QUALL following morning gervice, 2sid 'IMMH church for the n: :o Inch wide, for 17¢ a yard. Ny m"rv ROMPER CLOTM for| services of the First Soclety of Spirit- yu.u. has asked to be assigned te & .fla:;:u;vfpg‘u qmqugn, ualists are held at zflmlvoatan, Tiew pastorale at the mext sessiom of the -inch wide, for 59¢ QUALITY RIPPLETTE for 29¢ a|m In the Woman's club rcoms, No. 803 e QUALITY GHAM.KAV, 27-iheh yard. ;;%:x:a!maurr:.m nz{::mhmhmux’-.b wide, for ¢ a yard, 20 QUALITY CHALL utter of Bosten, lecturer and plat- hes made many friends here. 5% QUALITY DRESS GINGHAM, | Tor 25 o yard. LLIE, 36-tnch wide, | £o e e D 33-inch wide, for 29¢ 2 y: 500 eu.«u-rv POPLIN, 31-inen e Emgues “ihgn. Wetnesoay anarseca. to¢ varAL lor a S 3 e QUALITY APRON GINGRAM,|%% WAUN v, SOIESETTE, gteinen |Yiobtiar the or llums " Sehciensn | *Sor'c"2 Gnipiors has-sias to Mien for 15c a yard. 5':“00' B a e o e alor S Pl Whes S wis ctiud by e ALITY. LIGHT ALITY m.x " : Brreated | 5o ious fness of hor sister. AR ot s rarg, O DARK SR e UL, 1-tnch, | 1% Sunday 124 e cae wirs cmti b Meriam, 3, Gl 3t the Sohn n esday, apaplexy. .. QUALITY EDE®X CLOTH for 25¢ Mfidg‘g‘:}lw SILK MULL, 36-1nch % . |far as known he jeaves o reiatives. yard. ° The funeral of the infant daughter of " iles B S DR iR Knit Underwear Hosiery e WOMEN'S RIBBED VESTS, V neck, IWOMEN'S WOOLEN HOB Cas't B0 Cutvd tram the Oumibde. P tring Kooy~ iy 1 bodice .::ylelulfi;crnn.l.l::.' Toi 335 || $135 Quaiity, 6w $10 6 pay an e qu , for each. WOMEN'S MEDIUM-WEIG VESTS, 75c quality, for 5% each. ENS MEDIUM:WEIGHT ANTS, 75 quality, for 50¢ a pair. F*Wfl- usatmests seléem eurs | ford Holiow. JMrs. Nelllg Wells of Wethersfield s visiting Mrs. Arthur Cady. nmlo—-hu clre-lnl-. There was a large attentance ot the 1 siagnant, the velns| iy, The Amazons. given by the high St. Biward's hall Fri- WOMEN'S PHOENIX PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, lisle toj dwb‘ia heels, §2.10 quality, now §1. a pair. WDMIN‘O BUTTERFLY FIBRE ENS MEDIUM-WEIGHT K HOSE, 3100 quality, g e e e § P S b Wy W TR SiEk PANTE AND VESTS, | o pese OSE: 3100 quallty, v 500 e e s B e | e e antinty % ;:lt’- !; "'-, SMEN'S HEAVY |CHILOREN'S 80 QUALITY WOSE,|Sit Sosis farerasl trestmont 13 1hs | 1, @ Washington, D. G, B CES now pair, method. itments and eute red ot ANp' URTON out ot T8, in TS g ok ind 3o “':L‘;,“af"" e QUALITY Hoss, uo:'n'r‘n. X D atist B e T A e and wool to e at one-third and Ifi' ind & toM snoul raise $2,5600 to reach its que~ ove-Balf off. CHILDREN'S no QUALITY HOSE. "U,',‘“'%“ """ ’" L B LS m’“‘:: i 13. and tmi n In’lr..u.tc!flpu“ M:’ ;i.t:nt.:- Gmfl. ll’?:ml 'l"h&o(m“ v Clearance of Blouses and oc“‘m‘m:nw G°H°' iy n Ry St lruf:hvg oo in the' Hollew, Mive soinsped. 15 (RS Waists B —— RS . ;;t- ;‘E;. [ ‘-"“ s Teiihe e ;m&f fSE s, Do und &} WAISTS, including Georgotte, House Dresses & 57.2".'..?:{:..";:;“‘ inkiy: sus (QUISETBE I shast TVasiey, Mikie Folietn are seduoss o6 Tottows— " |HOUSE BRERSES, ta O Y | oo S B S SRR essiamir? P B A bt nd rrod Seuis o Harifond #098 and $4.50 qublity, now $290. Percale, neat striped patterne— DI’FC- $5.98 quality, how $3.98. 3.00 quality for $438 a6d $1.98 quality, now M98, el b . F. C. Jackson GALES FERRY $3.98 quality for $2.48, $498 quality for $2.98 :NURGum ll&l’.“ and $1050 quality, now $13.50 and $15.00 quality, now §7.98. $000 TAILORED WAISTS, now $2.49. -y $450 TAILORED WAISTS, Hours<d a. m. to B p. m. Phone 44 lln‘oma of me:m:d::t:; u.'ld Susan now FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS, Ourrent Events were read by Susan WHITZ VOILE WAISTS, now| white and colored, regular and extra JAY M. SHEPARD N T I ey Guy de Maupassant were g WHITE VOILE WAISTS, now $2.08 quality tor $1.68. Suceeedil s Filmore & Shepard )l;“h:m)‘n&m and Mrs, n-u::;m WHITE VOILE WAISTS, now| 1259 and $3.98 quality for 188, Funeral Director & Embalmer | sorved essalioped oysters, reits, cake and FLANNELETTE PETTICOATS, white | 80-62 NORTH BT. WILLIMANTIG | *ffee and colored— “| Lady>Assistant. Tol. Connection | ;, The Tebraary mestiag ot the Weman's $1.75 quality for e l .50, udu- % xg“k‘ $2.00 quality for §128. , THE H. C. MURRAY CO. Killourey Bros. FUNERAL mnmno AND EMBALMERS 38 Union 8t. Wiltimantie, Conn. | ana Phone 280 (Ladv Assistant) ed with singing hymn, The Call. devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. J. W. Carter. A solo, Life's Goldea M'HMI”InJ.WM Chapter 4 in the book, The Chureh the Community, was reviewed )lhAlbo Batteriee; reading, chapter 4 g was 84 gears of age. s & soclal fiu‘."‘u sixty-fifth annivetsary of their marriage 1ast autemn, At the exemplification of the Mark Masters ;“m W. R Bnrclet. Dr. :ah- Gortan, J. H. Tracy and Carieton H: ens, the pastor, vecupy iis Joha's Bupreme Discourse. League at 6, leader, Barl 4 "flev. Clinton H. Andréws will 6ocupy Providénce. Bible school at 12. Y. P, B C. B at 6:15, the president will con- by #ibbon for fancy automoblie stunts and challengés all eomers his audinobile olit on the, ice at Dofr- ville, fook 4 spin out arfound MeNies| Island and e Teamace il ruee eist trom Dyer polnt. the extreme street, was much alarmed at an early hour Pridy morning. There is & plec tufesqwe Mge of roéks éut baek 6f thé nu. with sevefal oak and chestnut & A:ehou t pled dow, & great bied came aligh & Chiristian Endeavor sociéty in the aties moon Dr. Lackey gave an address. Abost one hundred atténded the ovening Sé- Vice. Mrs. W. H Hall presided at thé ofgan. of three reels Sunday evenings and three fesls on Chuteh night, An enit has been fmade with Park, P asa Y. X C. A of Norkich and Hanover, whereby film cost will bo re- a few thought |duesd by twosthirds and rel spectively. PENDLETON HILL Mre, Cassius Palmer has not bedh 80 well for the past week. Joseph Liptoch of New York, whe bought She Bennett farm Inst year, what to New York by auto ® uck on Tuehday and returned oh Wednesday with his goods. The grange members If the sectioh at- tended (he grange meeting last Fridas evening 1n North Storiington. Rev. E. P. Mathewson supplied {he Dulpit on Sunday merning. fo the uest ul Mimey )unm\-- -sd nuau ‘Raion Jostin has treded - h;lyw: sad- or rolet car, Wl Srone e of Munchester—Acting on the advies of Town Coutee! Alexander Arnolt ihe be- lectrhen have deeided to dfop the fegal proceedings against the property ownera on Pearl, Spruce, Hamlin and Hell streets 1o collect the assessments levied against them for the bullding of the w«o, and iwo sbris, Willlam Dean Dean of Groton with mnfll fdren. Mr. and Mrs. Dean cele- m extreme. Severdl of the older onds | tion. MF. and Mrs. George Busbee, Mr. were so impressed with their get-ups [ and Mry. Harold Bugbee, Terinant Bug- that they ealied on sente of the women |bee apd Piul Dugbee atlemded ihe fu- In Jewett City and Lisbon, but néral, Mrs. Wnght was Kate Dugbee were party oalls, as it wasn't quite Before her marridge. for some of them to sit down, of eves | Louls Moise, from 28 Rhode Islend remove their hats. Musio, games and pulles, often gets 28 eggs a day, feffeshthents made o Mnl evening. | trequently one weighifig ohe-quarter of & Davis theatré of Norwieh ki Iloaned The hen house I8 lightad mn several reels which wets used In uu m:‘;-‘;y ’:dfl(ns the nenihn’&’::d t‘?l:: new moving lett ‘maeh| An edes straw. ge! eational pk:l:’c M-n dmd-‘ &e "m thinking it s merning. ot f o JEWETT CTiY storm water sewer system in the vielhity of those stresia degree in the Masonie temple at evening the foliowing of the eraft from Jewett Cliy were present: William Hill, Frank Gorv churst, James Blair, )RWE Ofl' - COLDS shown on Chureh night. o«-u Miss Phylils Ryder has been home two etates the inachine, The com: | d47s, il with & eold, mittes, H. B. Paul, Jr, uum-n m - &v. Theodore Hachelsr A8 I8 T'rovie charge of the soclal R. 1, last weok, makirg arfange- Miss Mary Coutire is Uil at her ”m ments for his. femoval thers. He at. 'ltl . -aveve attack of nrm , | ténded a church meeting. As Mr. Bach- ©. F. members will meot at thefr | dler Was ufiable fo be pradint she was Mnl. 15 p. m., teday, to uuu fus | Préserited with a dozen nhk catnations. neral ot “Brother Chaties N. = D(r sgm will preach Sundiy mornmg ady. on 3 i stiock ls aetiousty fil p Mr. atd Mrs. Bacheler and M. H. Tal itk phecmesle 14" gadet he cary |t ol Teicaidvile ware goesa at the grads rsonage ey Wheetook ‘ot nl:m“‘ Mg | P oy Bootiia fet Weanesdsy evens Wheeloek, | {n&." ers | daughter-inaaw, Mrs. H, Mr. Baltantine of Btafford Springs at- 5o, of New London ate with ihe famity. S B iy of B Mgt e The famersl seeviées for Asthur nu» éiation Tucsday eveniny, chon were held from his home on Askh. §iT atsest 6w ¥ moming, lin Chatker spent ma week-end at mass was eald by Rev. J, J. MeCibe at od . 3, 3. s 3 i lelnn Eldredge was operated on at Was i} ine Hartford héspital for appendicitis, Bt Masy’s cemetery in Lisbon. fhe bear- | stvs Blaredwe &hd Har mother, Mrs. L. bearers were Xivier Cyf, Joseph Couuré, | wy, Morse, wese with him. Mrs. Eidrodee Louis Bachaud, John x.mm, F. X. Cas- |45 staying with Mrs. Annie Honchens and avhnt and Reml Hourlgah | gsending ae much tima as possible with nmunn ih ehargé .{ the. arange- |gar husband, The onetation was muc: ihe patieAt is getting al Hourigah Bros. sent the 7 = e Mary Schiveh o New Yotk Mes. Clarenes Frsex, Miss Phollis Ry- Mrs, m‘ buflnl on Friday. er. and John Mil went to Willimantis A De Ory type B porable imetion 2)\(9?6“ s pictife machine has been purchased by |- The un Seots have fortmed tws teams the Congregational chiiteh aa will Be [and played bagketball Satumay afier bnstalied when the Bt groet booth ar- | theie reguin ting. s Moren amm ty vised hetr At the Methodist ehureh” on s-nur. Rev. J. B Aldrieh pulplt. Morning Illh!!c\« no-e, 1-vlt Modern _Uprighteots- t 7, subject, The Dark Line God's Pace. at the Cohgregational church motning, = Miss Gladys J the Y. P. 8. C. B at 7. Baptist chufch on Sufiday morn- 's message (o the Juniors Arista, and t> the séntors, God's FIVES STRINGTH [ - 70 REBUILD MEALTH Guaranteed free from aloohbl B 185 ACRES ‘F(ru jecation, near .unhl o 50 acres vmu. Mut 2 ufl exoellont pastures, and timber, thout strea: cash. Tryons A.mr. Cenn. Preaching at 7. Sube of Balvation on the Back- of Sin. A #olo and gaspel songs Myron D. Fuller, pastor, Green now hojds the blue morning he even crossed the dangerous oid diagonally A youhg weman whess home whoer end of East Main | Fives from Dosto M, This machine rgbmu the vety fat- |brsther in Thommeon: est refinernent in motion pletures, weighs | At the Ashford B twehity pounds, is fotor diven single |ynaotings, hetd af ddy theead and can bé ui outdoofs where 110 vo d. & of eliricity ate avllable. In Jhe with the prigr of the eountry fh THE FOLLOWING PLEDGES hare expired and are for sale & THE LIBERAL LOAN €O.: Tieket You. 60 to 1200, consist Watches, D! Jewelry, Siives Revolvers, ouu- ete. 63 Franidia St, epp. Bulletis S It aesoctation ay at Me- anywhere, in of | morial ehuteh, addiesses Wére given by volts either a. c. of |Mrd. Attchesoh, Fersison, Leerigo and Mise French of New Tork. State officers easlve ehurehes | Trs. Coates, Slont and Linekey were piks. teenfurcing Bible |ent. At A spécial meeting of the Junior rees growing up among the rugwed ledg- she looked from het pantry “Ini and ted among the branches to be fol- o 4 The uley Sealdsweet grapefruit you can now buy ‘are th Hg'v{rycyhest from Flosirin’a famoyns groves. Tilly & year ago these supetior food-fruits were born in the tragrant blossors of the grapefruit trees. mmmmmmnm.mmmmmm winter they have been storing up Florida sunshine for your enjoyment. As Bealdsweet grapefruit ineresss in size they gain-in julee, flavor, sweetnéss and other elements that make them 5o de- lightful when fully fipened. Noto and for the next three or four months, your dealer can supply you with the bigget, better Sealdsweet grapefruit that tune thie meal and tonie the system. Tell your fruit man you want the large sizes of Sealdsweet grapefruit, becauss they are fully matured and juicier than smaller ohes—he will furnish them if you insist, : Sealtfweef Oranges - Like grapafruit, Sealdsweet oranges attain perfection at this season, when fully treetipened. Containing more juice than oranges grown elsewhere, Florida Sealdsweet oranges are how sweet and fullflavored to the highest degree. Ask your dealer for them. Handsome Dook As a Gift “Florida’s d-Frufts”, beautitully illustrated, contains direstiens for the use of eét grapefritlt and oratged in & multitude of ways BSend your naind and address for gift copy. FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE o moke sure of dependable and eranges look on boxes and Etmpetratt wrnppers fo the Sealaweet tradémark of the Florida Citrus Exehasge, a great body ot five {housand grovo orvacrs Who sell their own fruits te aveld Now Come The Blgger Better-