Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 12

[ABulletin TaLet . |ABulletinTolet |A Bulletin Went __ - Advertisement Will Rent It| ~Advertisement Will Rent It| Advertisement Will Get It ANOUNCEMENTS |~ ANwoUNCaENTS | Bale of Ferkius' Avenue Praperty, J. C. MACPHERSON | DOLLAR D. wos GENERAL CLEARANCE SALE 8. This yearwe are nét confining the day to dollar bargains but have taken our entire stock and marked it at great price reductions to make this a banner day for the buying public; offering to them the finest lines of goods in the trade. Read Carefully and Note the Following ltems and Savings : Ay :,:,M T {?.E'.'?“:"..",.: S SOFT COLLARS. ...| .0 .....00 000 mveiniavivps 5 FOR 5100 : ic;l.:,:l:‘:.::: ::"::: $1.00 NECKWEAR (New StOCk) KRN aEC e ; .2 FOR $1 00 ;’ X et ‘ans’;iflf‘fmo:.”;{:‘;’,.‘fif $1.00 NECKWEAR (Brokenlot).................... s -3 FOR $1.00 B :.onreswmse BB 50c BOYS' HOLEPROOF STOCKINGS ... . ........ 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00 | e St e st T $1.00 MEN'S SOCKS, (Odd Lot)...................... 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00 [ & sich il sl g s i & 2oy T 52 o eia iasns Jumes L. Cusg has ‘fold far the osiath | ~'Willash ‘Farmom, the Fos war, to] P50t Ot rare §70 ner thousan of Harelet R. and Jonalan. Trunull Uie | be foem ¢ the Priod’ ghicatre {64y nnd > r CoNANE 13 L Jeashie . 22 :Pcibips, mvenue, | Saturday In “Demg Haran) # |a.un.~"' E consisting of a cract of land about’ YUX fn‘-c iy, Fovetred b h'r:nv stcsim of | 160. feet; with: a, frame dwc!ind,of 19 | all Farnum admirers. The star gets back | rooms and bath, to Adelazds MeriG.'Vice | isto somfirero s and holster in . the 'hlel T o B A C C 0 prealdent of ‘the Plaul-adién -cor=pany. | role and crcates a charncter that makes Mr. Morin will maie catens yé fagroves # “brilHant ‘addition to h!s aiready lonz ments to the prope. .y und when .:wkb list " of “screen personages. As ' the fa- AT WHOLESALS ed will make it his future, -m moRs “Pando two-gup men” Farnum [MPORTED AP’D —_——— } ®ives many exhMitions of his skill with - RESERVATIONS FOR 'qutn ¢ | 8.5x:4n and is mid to have spent many ” lf.Mz(, OF CHAMBER o¥ co:u-ucfi houfs ‘of peactice in drawin: hia o DOMESTIC CIS - The barquct committee of the. ChEmDEr | the rart ot “Hr o He e L. ey | 20 Commerce duires to reeall 10 e | apnehiation of “Drag . wag won lmmm John R. Bowmw ]| minds ‘of the members tims it dull Ve | of the- hero's pecutiar trick of il nccessary. for them 'toae - jm.unédiately f ~ his hand to h i ol b l iy wieh o secure “eserva vib 1o 2ot | et ,n:m;;';,,;";_v,'.?"w: 116-118 West Main St. anoe of dragging his gun out of ‘the hot- 1| gter, Established for Half a Century. Pathe News and a Sugshine oom =] edy make up the remainder of the bill. i | for tickets from ' non-members, are - or (i file. In all fairness to the members of ]| the Chamber of Comnicree they sual b |have preference of the tickets.' Ta« rime Davis Theatre. A bn'\flv taking ‘story and a brilllant &+ cination promised in Fhitam 1 3t s tatest picture, “Mid- NOTICE sumrmer Madness," coting ‘to the Davis theatre fo rthree’ days commencinig Bun-| oo g e V. nexd 3 The sory was adapted from Coemo | Ty o, ey iy WA for e Lton's novel “His Friend and Hl-'\ew 1.,,?&‘.,.. County, State 'of Conmec W.fe” Mr. HamiKon s well known as | cut, and dirécted 1o me, for ghe coiect™ he aathor of "Seandalls ~The Diminees | Gt e Hotruciel (0 mg I o Shiste. o1 of Virtue” and many other mdul{\vll-edbtr‘;l“l’c‘);yumn ‘(F."n °&'.::.';’:l; h?h‘el;dm“‘::‘em around two ynunxk A :,"' e e s peas 199 - married couplea who are. close friends. | Tar the sumn of 3715 1 hore ih r the sum of I huve this’ day One’of the wives s so lavish with the le\led this war uu uyon 2 ofria outward expreasions of her love for her |of land situated in sald Town of Mon husband that he becomds a bit tired of | ville, bounded and described us foliows : her. Now that she is 3o compictely won, |OR the nofth by the highway lealling 1 Jonss for ned fleids to conquer. . 1iog formarty. of Nathaster B B ;:fior? foyds wits on the other hand, W |south and west by land formerly of LEGAL NOTICES the amount of said tax and interest and e, cuat of “i er Madtesy” | legal charges of said sale. Yrciaden such sterlitn acceen plavers ad Tols “Wiwon, Ja#k Holt. Lila Lee and BERTRAM J. EDMONDS, Conrad Negel The ploture has been axes sumptuously produed and sbounds In B Toments of umasual dramatic atrength. Dated at Montville, this 3d day of ‘A Paramount Magazine will be shown is2 LebdF and’the prograrme will conclnde with | February, 1521 , one of -Mack Senne't's funnfest come-| — .| dies _entitied Don’t Weaken. This is & At the Strand, - As is always the case when Cami| Notice 15" heféby i 5 ‘\Qn to all owners, Diats the role of “Jerry..the. .Gent” a| K¥0BaN Young is presented Jomlly, there | keepers, §rohashorsra S (g0s in (ihe 3 E cove and the Copp or Mistuxet brook to the North Stoningtop line, 1o keep ihem lenerihed ie Yor the protecti: v“ of lnz ruhlx(‘ on ac- 9| ontehy. o’ picuire has been” admira. e SOt [ 1y produced and 1t is one of the best | NTit ’:,""”,‘, ,;""’w""",,""’"" nd S R DA T i PR seen here this season, nt ~n e o The third feature 15 Charlls Chanlin tn | 20, 'h* 2uthob of “Why ""'""“ Your 1015T8n aais member of the ‘vv!rnul’i Slesged - with heirs, gomtaining enc 75¢ MEN'S HOLEPROOF SOCKS.................. . 2 PAIRS FOR $1.00 @ iz oo, feragiid | v e o e o o e o 75¢ PATRICK WOOL SOCKS. .............,.....0..00 . 2 PAIRS FOR $1.00 @ : -~ 5 e EPR, Shr, nn Satal i L $1.50 and $2.00 UNDERWEAR (Odd Lots) SRR e Ceestieeese.. SLOOH R e A oot o ey Moo $2.50 MEN’S SHIRTS (BrokenLots)........ SR ROy, | t;:°:,°;;f?f:§fi‘y‘::’.‘.’.fl:§‘.’.‘5‘:1.’.fl“:: $1.50 WORKING SHIRTS .............\ . .o 0000 sl e s, SR i $1.50 and $2.00 FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS PROR T PR o L R $1.00 WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS ................ .... 2 FOR $1.00 g 40cFANCYHANDKERCl-lIEFS.....,_, Rt AR i $2 00 CLOVES Lil'IEd or W001 sl D les e B R L 81 00 erooked aebatios o the: vilam. Jojs cavecity dutience. o J\“-::NLA:J:;:{\-M' i B g S W 51.00 MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS...... ... ... ... e A FQR SLOO @ cobee B 0 e | S R s e S 2 i e B 5400, $5.00, $6.00 MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS .. convei vy, $100 B s e mn s e il -T-wm“’ho;,,”-;,“%-_;-i‘n’“;; ST TR, S 8 $3.00 LADIES’ SILK STOCKINGS.......... SRl e o LTS5 [ tmcheomceuns oom T vt " | 128, Towow S st w vt oo | e " S 8 $1.50 LADIES' HOLEPROOF STOCKINGS ......evvevieinennenn.. Te f & 65c MEN'S INTERWOVEN SOCKS.. b 40c : # $1.25 MEN'S INTERWOVEN SILK SOCKS Liakshoes st 10 £ $1.25 MEN'S INTERWOVEN CASHMERE SOCKS—— ' Gray Cnly i 8 PAlRS FOR 31 00 | $3.00 ami $3.50 UNION SUITS—SPECIAL i e Pl b b . $1.90 of animals bitten, notify one of the une dersigned. (Signed) UIS M. ALLYYN, Health Ommices, #one 4! Grotel 2 IN Heaith Gfficer, Towts of Stontnstan. AMES STODDARD, Health Officer. Town of Led F. W. HEY Health Officer, A,ohm.h of Gr “Shonlder ' Arms.” : wmr .thix_story Ir jammed full dra- mmlefl':wmd; 2 new peiseie of K8} . The theme, unitke many rm( pho.- "vawl ln original, and the action. which s s e, herirs ‘aa’ 800n as the characters are WHITE ROCK v, | treduced, galopy slorz 2t ton smaed Mrs. Wilkes of Shelton, Conn., has heen | T7iI1 the very last fadeout In the final | the guest the’ padt wWeek of her sister, | atr. Arthur Briggs. Vera Stanford. pfared by (Yara Kim. tebSTuWEAF Kinert Lednett was in Brovidence on | R Youww, i e hapny wite of dack - hu;!:cnwl:de“?rst of the neAek“ Neugent, | I8 ROt allowed the. convention of matr!. - R J o on - of - Mrs.: Amos: Neugent, | 0037 Agermen is Tove for her, ON the $ $250 WOOL SHiRTS AND DRAWERS ....0.......0......... - S0 i i R R MR R S EAST KILLINGLY . e ik Tt is conn 4 to mliint Vera meams to bo worried. and he| Mgy Soimon, teacucr in the Tuckes M $3.00 WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS fiaiit WD A 3 -52 25 e R T 7fCis. her that no matter what misht|gigtrict, spent the week end a? her home tedseescess0s0 e e 0 eTe . . home with mumps. have eeourred previone ¢n their nnrraes, | Brooklyn. # $3.50 FLANNEL PAJAMAS . $1.75 [ it Bt wor e i ol e | T ey e rin o RO EEESENINE L L LRI BRI % s 0 ieleole stoitints sl tia o5 beoiesivraie e el o eiote siote s o o.b ’ e Bt e “-'hdhm" s - ------------ £330 Thuraday aftetnoon of last “week ‘a | gotl g ST COere had heen A R s °§rh‘fu::,3 A e tuicesy 0 EG GE S F t C l stlfi C“fl iy Sz 65 party ‘of ‘16 *was * micasantly entertzined n a mament »( aberration she . Y 4.50 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Fas oors, B i ; by ‘Mrs. Will Stil Mrs: William at-her home here. of his grandfather, I Pind aten 06 Foves AE AT Ded yiMhe olan. [of Power P2Wei- | a1 19 anothar—he doss what eva=y other D‘(;‘l"}“r"‘)‘::‘]';_:‘:’ tuck snent Tuesday with - her grand- N7 han done sinss Umn hemns e lg Divet ® mother. ZIrs. ‘Rebetca Netherwood: ‘a her that 's the one thing he can- Frark Adams } | Miss Emma Abbot Is ill at the home of rark Adam: § $5.00 DRESS GLOVES, Good for Spring Outfit .......... s S ks 319000 $8.00 SWEATERS, Gray, White and Blue ............ Ay STRY R $2.80 L2 S At Tk et o Laive ot Ximond 3t ai $15.60 LADIES SWEATERS Broken Lots s e S S $15.60 MACKINAWS, (Just 10 milsct) ot oo il R | $30.00 and $35.99.MEN’S LEATHER LIN D COATS S g ...-$15.00 & m D0 O S A | Tt ST b Hngton: $8.00 LADIES' RAINCOAT, (OnlyOne) .............ocooeereroe... §285 By (00 S i ot ons E e T AT R i $10.00 LADIES’ RAINCOAT, (Only One) .......... DTt ol es En B S B S e e S R [ e $12.00 LADIES’ RAINCOAT, (OnlyOne) ........... e dnai e 5600 : Men’s Fur Caps at Half Price Winter Gloves at Half Price. Wool Scarfs and Toques, Half Price Children’s Wool Sets at Half Price Flannel Shirts at One-Third OF Bath R°2§’£é§f‘é§?cgoats, Etc. Men’s Overcoats, All At Followmg Prlces $3500 COATS—NOW ..........ccneenen $17.50 || $65.00 COATS—NOW ...........c.0u0it $45.00 COATS—NOW .......cvvnennnnn. $22.50 || $75.00 COATS—NOW ..... $50.00 COATS—NOW .................. $25.00 || $85.00-COATS—NOW . $60.00 COATS—NOW ................ .. $30.00 || $90.00 COATS—NOW ... Men’s Neghgee and Silk Shirts At 1/3 Off SILK SHIRTS TAX EXTRA COTTON. SHIRTS $ 6.50 SHIRTS—NOW . .veoerenennnns. $ 433 $ 7SO SHIRTSENOW. 0.0 00 $ 850 SHIRTS—NOW . .oome ... $10.00 SHIRTS—NOW . ... $12.00 SHIRTS—NOW ....... $15.00 SHIRTS—NOW 1+ oors vt MEN’S SWEATERS m'l'I'EDSlIKTfl"S $20.00 SWEATERS—NOW . eidon is £, { Mrs. Jerry Shea of Westerly spent the }n\r' he bt 1. day reeéntly with lflfi Pearl Jones. Stamford. d—Col . "M." Morrow " ‘of | Paeti's” affe Yauthl(‘r of Furs's nZs to Lhe' Lanier | reveaf mwrs of e plot. Our i ,, ja for tea with Mr. and Mrs. | go ese for yoursedf. of Mrs. Durill's atherss Hphraim Har- n, NORLTRD n] I’mummm o :Imlgffifll=lE1Vn‘4‘B : llm.xxm. i »nmumu Hmnd‘llmuumI"Immuull‘!nmi'llum LIVE STORE = ‘-'PECIAL " DOLLAR DAY DRESSES WAISTS SILK, SATIN, SERGE, TRICOTINE, || VOILE WAISTS — VALUES TO $3.98— AND JERSEY DRESSES THAT SOLD Special For Dollar Day $1.00 Spe‘éialFor‘DdlhrDay‘ GEORGETTE AND CREPEDE- $7.75 CHINE WAISTS, FORMERLY GDD LOT OF COATS FOR COM- PRICED $5.98 TO $8.95— MON WEAR, FORMERLY PRICED $15.00 TO $25.00— - - ; ‘ Special For Dollar Day $2.95 -Special For Dollar Day $1.00 OFF EVERY PURCHASE. OF $10.00 OR OVER. i $IOOOSWEATERS-—NOW cecesesecesees $ 500 seccscrsssanionesiees. $1.50 Special low prices on all Ladies’ Fur Neckpgecec Muffs and Fur Coats for Dollar Day : J. C. MACPHERSON QUALITY CORNER OPP. CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK $5.00