Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 16

; -—AT—— THE F. A. WELLS CO WORK SHIRTS—-thk. blue fl khaki caeserseenee 17Y, 18, 18Y5,19. ...... u.(.f. $1.10 Smal lot 15, 15%, 16, &t....... $1.00. 5 AboutSDmn,SlOOBALBRIG- GAN UNDERWEAR AND 25¢ B R R L R Sl.fl WINSTED UNDERWEAR, in nat- | BOYS’ BLACK CAT HOSE 45¢ to 60c, according to size. 3 ARewuiond’lOcpwpi.v é OSE, black, brown and gray—35¢ value. .. .. SLM 3 pairs BLACK HOSE—50c grade $1.00 3 Two $1.00 SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES loW—-l-n .mm, on- this '} ‘watch—Exehange. " ALL KINDS OF OVERALLS s e i AT'NEWPBICB"‘ | always ‘doss whet you tell him to an | B NEGLIGEE - SHIRTS, at $1.50 to $3.00 Mre, Jawstrong—Ra%e? He's practi- | cally extinct—American Legion Weekly. $2.00 to $4.00 Values. B| “Now that you nave accepted me” sid 4 SWEATERS REDUCED 20 PER CENT. - ON THE DOLLAR An evening paper announces that ALL MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS [ ises Hodili Fas Become the ta- RmUCED sl w for. indoor practice.~—Puneh, FROM READJUSTMENT PRICES. L N e e e was trying te bring her hesd close to|S the ground. MEN'S PANTS — $3.50, $4.00, she'll say, ‘Now I lay me.’ "—San Pran- “What might you be trying to do? ex- ALL HATS, REDUCED... ........ $1.00 f§| 20 mr. or ]clumed her father, coming upon the | @ “Ts this_the lawyer who is going to | FUR CAPS, REDUCED ....... $1.00 §|dcfend mer" asked the murderer s he 6 CLUETT PEABODY COLLARS el T yles . ccnoen i ki ana D BLOVES .. ot 0TS e $1.000 3 pairs LEATHER PALM GAUNTLET GLOVES . ........ $1.00 MEN’S TROUSERS, $6.00, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 valuss — Each r’educed ssemecsssess s o 31.00 $1.25 SILK HOSE ............ $1.00 machmeasak sk S i smail girl In the yard, g “I'm trying to make this hen say her pra; ? yers.” "Wen" said the parent, sadly, “I hope f “Well,” said the murderer, “cas I see " s him alone for a few moments?”—S8ing CHILDREN'S KNICKERBOCKER . & |sing Butieun, > Suits that formerly soid at $45.00 and ONE-FOURTH OFF BEACH JACKETS—This day only $5.00 In India last year 1,162 persons were | formerly sold st $55.00 to $70.00, k% | killed by tigers. Jultus Caesar was the first rufer to |8 8| style himselt an emporor. The Turks say that women with long | - - B | nair have short intelfect. MEN'S CAPS, $1.00 “Dollar Day” will show bigger and better bargains than ever before, and will surely [i. e 5 s soir o Mapane com! |8 “’A Men's Winter Caps, sizes 63 to show what Norwich merchants will do to keep faith with the public—and more firmly [| Street raliway fares in Wisconsin ave; |§§ 73, in some of the most pepular i | rage lower than those in any othed establish “Dollar Day” as a good day to buy merchandise at a low price. ANY COMBINATION OF $1.25 - IN MERCHANDISE, at......... $1.00 2 | state. f styles of the season — On Sale at TS SN TR B EOTE THE F. A. WELLS CO. === are to be erected on the bBattlefields of g Owls hoot by the sigmple process of|[§ '3r¥® Sheice of our entire stock, “GOOD CLOTHES STORE” NORWICH, CONN. ' A tofal eclipse of the moei may last as Belgium and France. Special machineg are now designed for B | closing their bills, puffing out their cheeks |5 INoIWding ali the newest shapes—at o [Ei)and then letting out the air. B § for $1.00. = - - . ]| 1ong as one hour and forty-five minutes. $1.00, former prics $2.50. Recognizing the fact that out-of-town customers should share in the specials offered, L theater i Lonion for the et forty ‘ and to allow time for them to get into town, THIS STORE WILL NOT OPEN s me Great $l testix;g ;hd alerfi:::a and other abflities - f tel ne o 2 * e Tveneh War Maseum 1 Paris re-|{ COLLARS, § FOR $1.00 B o, e o e e mie |l - HOSIERY, 6 FOR $1.00 forty-threo diStinet nationafities. g Meon's Medium-weight Cotton Half years. UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK, DOLLAR DAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1821. cently received & @it of a complote set || Man's “Triangle” Laundcred Col- A most uhustal theft was that of a e g A S arb Tl From tha' Coi ] riveh barge cofGaIing TH000 (ot &€ tint || oo moliesh ‘ad eerdoven, reg- f tars. ets, visible in the morh: are Japi- rem the ular rts. i L 2 - | Doings o e S SN e T $ 0 3 n £ neul / eport at, wiids Wis siles ehe uight iy | B ular value ZBo—at 6 for $1.000 There will be two eclipses of the 8, el * Finland's leather industry is now it Saden . brighter and gradually overtaking the 3 5 from a wharf on the Alabama river, i85 suni and two of the moon, this year, |y ey about 50 pez. eent, more productive| . enerprising firm of miotion ploture | 8 HOSIERY, 4 FOR $1.00 ouly those of the moon being visible| The - interesting thing about them|than it was before the war. Notable | proaucers has bought the island of Monte Men's Naiural Weol Hesiery, in this country, i:“ :rzexa that each has begun t0|progress bas been made in thé manu- ; Cristo, hnmortu‘tad’ l? Dflnmfi' novel, | £ “Shawknit,” slightly irregular, form- £E0, ing it for Alm! r- o The first eclipse of the midon cceurs | “n, ey Wil eantifue thelr apparent facture of fine leather. {and proroses using 01 g pu Ap#il 21, and the second Oct. 16, westwerd moverent smong the stars| DXPOrts from France are growing | o5 ¢ Belipse of the sun, April §.and Oct.|for about a third of the year, when and Imports into that country are de- |, ©7¢ °f g"m"’“'“fif‘!::"":;‘;c'h‘g’:‘:: 1, will be principally, visible, respee- | tiey will resume their eastward mareh. | creasing, Last years eiports were| . m”\ South Wales. When fn fall tively, over the Atlantic and Pacific Jupiter will overtake Saturn aepJ 3 mon in New Sou oceans. 1, - nearly twice as great as in 1919. bloom it is a mass of flzme-colored flow- ®ven the casual observer hag notic-| Fhis Will be the sécond occurrence | Ordérs have been placed in the Unit- | ors, @nd looks like s trés du fire, #d two conspicuous planets approach- | of conjunction of the: i erly Wc a pair—at 4 for $1.00. HOSIERY, 3 FOR $1.00 Men’s Mercerized Lisls Hosiery, in B such well-known maké#s as Phosnix, ¥ Not-a-seris, Everwear. and Shaw- se planets in |0 States for iwenty locomotives fo be | = Selontists amest that It is o fact that ing each other in the sbuthwestern| giifs century. used in the Maley arehipelago. our skulls are gefthiz fhinner. Jhis i knit, black, navy, cordevan and heavens. These are Venus and Mars,|" o 1 New Zealand’s arbitration board hasjbeceuse our braing are getting bigge gray, formerly §io—at 3 for $1.00: the former being far fhe orighter, 1o Hirst comjunction 6courred il aqcl $579 to the wages of ail wok. | This was borne out by chservations ma Jan. 9 they were in,conjunction. % man of age. This will add about §10,- (DY surzeons Who opersited on heads dur- They Wil be so again en April 4 and| Othe? noteworthy conjunctions agah on Oct. 3. scheduled for the year are: fley were not in éonfunction last Venus and Saturn, O yeas, nor will they be so 2g3’n witil|{ - Venus and Jupiter, Ilz 1922, Mars and Saturn, Nov, fiother conspioucus pair of plén-{ Mars and Jupiter, Nov. 26. 1 000,000 to the annual wage bilk of meI'-ng the War. The ortefals have eultivated @ tas for our jewciry in preference to their own, and American salesmen &fe report< llm’ a remsrkably strong demand fof the prédrcts of the eccidest. This is partics 00 granite i paving biocks from Norway. iy tie of CHing and Japan. Watehes of all grades are sought. o€ like dust. An ordinary “thimbie |1y OUR “DOLLAR DAY” SPECIALS 'Men’s Working Pants ..... weosessses $1.00 || Boys’ Corduroy Pants ......occcvvnenvno... $1.00 Men's White Overalls ...........c.0.0..... $1.00 Boyy Swasteth v, oo svrsviobo oo s dovusnosees SEOB Men’s Heavy Ribbed Union Suits ............ $1.00 || Ladies’ Stockings, 8 pairs ..... vavecssss $100 For More Big Dollar Day Specials, Don't Fail to See Our Window Display. . Other Big Values For Less Than a Dollar. SALOMON’S GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, HATS AND BOYS' WEAR A FEW MINUTES’ WA;xmoumAmd.m SQUARE Photographed i Washington. She 48 wearing the brooch of dlamonds, l_t'-nlfllll gitt from Senator Hards 100 FRANKLIN STREET, NORWICH, CONN. -] _Réad This Dallar Day Adver-| ‘Here Is Conmng Proof 17cat Yoar Dollars g .Wzll Do Double Daty On Dollar Day MEN'S SUITS, AT $2995 MEN'S OVERCOATS, $21.98 - ——————————————————— || ALL CAPS, REDUCED....... #%d g m‘wlsm.fldudiummhfwlnndv”' 18 Men's Winter Overconts, from eur reguiar stosky R 4 B | or, = smart styles and dependable fabrics, including UNCLE SAM NAINSOOK UNIONSIN That were $1.00 to $3.00. . ._Cmflx’ have snothert” - e T e T ehaard | warm and stylioh, a ful line of sizee—Special Prics, v MEN'S SUITS, AT $35.95 MEN'S OVERCOATS, $29.95 B. V. D. UNION SUITS........ $1.40 SUEES SO FER CENT. OFF. . o ALBIDOSCOOPE - [ its S, seutits i tironshoct, s o |5 s Winer Ovarsot, v and roney, MEN'S AND BOYS' MACKINAWS || SHEEP.LINED COATS....... $11.50 [l 2o 2 asm mne vewn deve vein wma e Daliar by HASESust e |, Price, Dotir Dagy SIS Couts ther formary Suits—Special Price, Dollar Day, $35.85—S8uits that Price, Dollar Day, $29.95—Coats that formerly redd | Men's itk and Sific Knitted Neok- THE PORTEQUS & MITCHELL CO. Saturday, February 16th ' e L B AT ‘tisement and Profit By It SM,en’sW'niterOVMSacrifieedl . 1 T T ™ Spec:aanee, ollar Day, $9.00, 'lvrmwowhmml 1 1 -3 1 1 . SIZES 4 35 36 37 38 Special Price, Dollar Day, $14.95 . ZlMen’s&ntsataBlgReduchon! 1 1 2518 2 5 sm:smas:uasses-:;a Special Price, Dollar Day, $19.95 These Were Our Regular $35.00 Suits. 4 Dollar Day, §21.95—Coats that formerly seid st P4088 at $50.00 and $55.00. MEN’S TROUSERS, $1.79 MEN'S VESTS, $1.00 9 pairs of Men’s Treusers, in these | 15 Men's White and Colored Vests, - A I in these sizes: gty g3 it SN S SRR = = = = . ‘® . w 0 #. B @ s 0 |0, at 5100 ormer valwe O Sale Dellar Duy ot $179 a pair. | op 4o 250" 0 b f Values In Mex's Furnishings | NECKWEAR, 3 FOR $1.00 Mon’s Silk Neckwear—our entire line 'of 50 Neckwear—at 3 for $1.00. NECKWEAR, 2 FOR $1.00 Men's 8tk Neckwear — our entire line of 75¢ Neckweasr—at 2 for $140. $1.50 NECKWEAR AT $1 MEN’S GLOVES, $1.00 Men's Work Gloves and Mittens, lined and unlined, “Saranac” make former values $125, $150, $1.75 and $2.00—at $1.00 a pair. $2.00 UNDERWEAR, $1 Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, “Rockwood” make, former vaiue $200—at $100 a garment. $2.00 UNION SUITS, $1 One ease of Men's I-J'Mvvnm Une ioh Suits, long sieeves, ankie-length, former value $2.00—at $1.00 x swit. BARGAIN TABLES Huridreds of items in Men's Weany in lots too smatl to advertise, will be displsyed on Bargain Tablos, o8 $100. Leok for these Burgsin Tables in Me's Reom. weoar—our entire line of $1.50 Neak- wear—at §1.00 each. MADRAS SHIRTS, $1.00 Men’s Negligee Shirts of fine qual- ity woven Madris, in a variety of styles, including plain cofers, sizes 144 to 17, former walue $2.00—at $180 cach. the smallest are enly 441,000 of an | be consumied ia the United meh acress, and esn kardly be seen With [ ports the intermal revenue ReadEveryltem = 100 Franklin Street It Pays to Wallke [l eometse st 55| oot vas. Phosphorus Was discovered -anenm- whkfa Brand, s Hamburg al-che: eltes is 546 per cent, 14 hold abolt 100,000 of Meni Some |was expérinenting with liquids to hd chewing tobncco usage decr ¥ g . some elemtifat that would help transform | Per cent. in the same time, ér 16 gold. Ths discovery, made in| But eéverybody doesn’t smoke. s 1689, was not regarded them 8 tmper- | fact only 28,000,000 smokers are - Mirs, Warren G. Harding iant, But fater developed s importanes bnh n and & ha¥ of Was very grest. “A tru'htful wasts of money,” Amsricans Great Smekere, no doubt will exclalms, But, yes guess that 28000400, mostly Ameéricans smoke ¢ times ®5|males, will reply: “Anything M“E miapy cigars asg they Md fifty vears|:, nappiness cannot be & leans cle Sam puffed 15,851,437 in 1870, AR RN bfi'\any 1920 5 has bfcomo €0 wed- Sesms Incredible. t:du ne‘;.lmtuu (th.a't Ms‘;o‘o’:::o‘“: A North Carolina mountein is M- om at ral o er Men'’s Hose, lOpan!..................... $1.00 Men’s “Lion Brand” Negligee Shirts . ... $1.00 et L . < 5 r P ption has morethan |ed,” And even at that, m" Men’s Black and White Foot Hoss, 5 pairs. . .... $1.00 || Men’s Heavy Winter €Caps ..............s.. $1.00 s 5 said 16 have saved us a bill This year 8,566,015,001 elgars Will | neapolis Journal. The Woodstock Dairy SHANNON BULLDING / * NORWICH, CONN. T HIGHEST QUALITY ; BUTTER — EGGS — CHEESE CANNED GOODS AND OTTO STAHL’S READY-TO-EAT MEATS | 2 TEAS AND COFFEE WE WILL HAVE DOLLAR DAY ATTRACTIONS WHICH WILL BE ANNCUNCED LATER,