Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 10

THAT MEANS MUCH TO THE PEOPLE of a wagon. . made the business name of AND WOMEN. purchase their wants now. LOT No. 1 Values up to $32.00 $14.50 LOT No. 2 Values u pto $40.00 Boys’ and Children’s Suits Values from $7.50 to $24.00 20th Anniversary Prices $4.95 to $15.75 Men’s Dress and Working Pants Values $3.00 to $10.00 20th Anniversary Prices $1.75 to $6.50 OUR LADIES’ DEPARTMENT offers values for this 20th Anniversary Sale that will surely interest every woman and girl who have not bought their needs for this’ season. Here you will find Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Summer Furs, etc., marked at prices that will cause you to wonder § how we doiit. Vi g g : : But we want to make this 20th Anniversary el LS Sale a lasting memory j THIS BIG 20th ANNIVERSARY SALE STARTS SATURDAY | MORNING, MAY, 28th : - THE EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY _152-154 MAIN STREET * ~ faMav OF NORWICH AND SURROUNDINGS. Some thirty years ago Mr. William . Trachtenberg, the founder of this ever-growig : concern, traveled from house to house with horse drawn equipment and catered to the wants of the people on every side of Norwich, meriting their confidence and friendship to the extent that through eral good friends he tcoic the chaice of icasing, just twenty years ago, MAY' 28, 1901, a small store at 152 Main Street, and continued the business of catering to the public’s demand, but from a store instead THE FRIENDS MADE ON THE ROAD : proved their friendship and displayed their confidence by conti uing their patronage, which, combined with well earned new customers, through courtesy, honesty and ever watchfulness of the square deal, THE EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, MR. TRACHTENBERG, Prop. WE OCCUPY TODAY THE ENTIRE “CADDEN BUILDING” 152-154 MAIN STREET- The same being stocked from bottom to top, with everything desirable in Wearing Apparel for MEN We are going to make this 20th Anniversary an event compal;ed only to “Old Home Week.” Our suc- cess we attribute to our host of patrons and as a fitting tribute to this most highly appreciated source of our success, we are going to make this event memorable to all who respond to the opportuntiy to OUR ANNIVERSARY comes at a time when the demand is greatest for Wearing Apparel at the beginning of the Summer sea- son. The prices we quote signify little unless you come and examine the goods and you will readily see we are doing the next to the impossible in the way prices are marked for this celebration. : SEE THESE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES, To begin with, we place our entire stock of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits in just four lots for this sale— Men’s and Young Men’s Suits 20th Anniversary Price Men’s and Young Men’s Suits 20th Anniversary Price JUST A FEW MISCELLANEOUS QUOTATIONS OVERALLS AND JUMPERS, worth $1.50 and $2.00—20th Anniversary Prices . ...... 75¢ and $1.00 It is a well established fact that Straw Hats are high and scarce in the market, but we have a stock of all the newest styles and brands, including genuine Panamas, made to sell from $3.50 to $8.00— 20th ANNIVERSARY. PRICES, $1.95 TO $5.95. % Below is glven the list of soldiers graves in cemeteries in this vicinity which are looked after as to markers and decorations by Sedgwick post, No. L'G. A, R. _There is also appended the list of those who died on the bat- tlefield or -occupy an unknown grave and for whom the soldiers’ monument is erected and in whose honor it is dec- orated.on Memorlal day YANTIC CEMETERY. Adams, C. Eugene Lamphere, Jas. Allyn, 'Edward A. Ladd, Albert Allen;/Alonzo N.” Lamb, James B. Allen, James A’ Lamb, Huel B. Andrews, H. L. ¥. Leach, Thomas | Appiecon, neu:, P Learncd. el P | D. the ion of sev- 'ms, Chas. J.” ~ Lathrop, David O. rms, Geo. H. Latnrop, H. {Austin, Jacob K. Latnrop, Ollver Armstrong, H. 5. Latnrop, W. D. | Abbott, E.'K. Lanman, J. A Baird, 7. W. Linton, Benjami: Baker, A Loomis, Henry S. Barber, Benj. G. Loomis, Jobn W, pennelt, John A, Eond, Frank E. Bowen, Henry A. Bowen, John A: Eawin Manning, A. E. ndrew IL Mather, Alonzo Maynard, Roswell E Barnes, Amos D. McCals Dwight Blll, Amos McCiure, Robert Brambach, Dan’l L McCiur Birge, Henry W . McCl Bennett, Stewart T Milier, Chas. E. Muzzy, Walter H. ! Joseph A. Muzzy, Benjamin Bulley, Scott Manning, Asa—1312 Bacon, H. k. Maples, James S. Basseit, George C. Main, £dwin < Barton, James N. Meech, Stephen B. Baker,' M. W. merwin, 5. L. C. Barstow, Chas. T. Messinger, Koberl Bassett, Ruel moore, Edward K. Benson, John D. Moore, Jordan Bentley, Geo, ¥. Moore, Hussell H. Button, Samuel A. Moore, Wm, E. Bushnell, James Monroe, J. C. Bushnell, James Bushnell, John C. Bushneil, Lucius Burdick, Chas. Bottomley, Henry Breed, Charles E. Breed, Charles A Bromiey, Isaac H. Reuben B. Brown, Baker, «ieo. 5. Benjamin, Sidney Brooks, Henry Brooks, Albert O. Burdick, suuucl Guy D. Button, Burke, Horace E. Berry, William A. Labbage, S. A, Beardow, Thomas Bloxham, J.-H. Beckwith, I F. Braman, Lucas R. Oliver, Thomas D, Briggs, Chas. Olin, "Edwin Biliings, Samuel D.Osborne, John G. Bishop, Nathan L. Usborne, Charles Brand, Chris, C. Usborne, Jas. \W. Brewer, Pliny Palmer, Louls .0. Brown, Chas. E. _ Palmer, Jullus . Brown, Denison E.Palmer, Orrin V. Cutler, Leonard . Payne, Billings H. Carroll, Chas. H. Faun, David 3, Carroll, Geo. H. Peale, Henry Carroll, Jos. W. Peck,'lra L. Carroll, Theo. Peck, Seth L. Carpenter, Chas. H. Peckham, Kestcome Caryl, Edward = Pendleton, Benj. F. 4 Caryl, John Perking, Joun L. - SR 5 Church, Daniel B. Perkins WM,m. Campbell, John Perryman, wm, James N Phillips, John Clark, W Phillips, Thos. R. Chapell, . Potter, Abner T. Case, Charles E Prentice, Samuel Case, David C. Pitche Albery H. Case, Clark Porte: bart M. Colt, Daniel Lo Pratt, Willlam H. Caruthers, Wm. Rockwell, A. P. se, Josepi Rockwell, Chas. H. Case, Henry Rogers, rad. H. Colt,- Charies M. Kogers, Wm. H. Cook, Orrin Rogers, Horace Chandler, Sam’l H. xausow, Henry - y, Chas. W. Rathbun, G. W Rouse, Charles W Ryder, Arthur C. Richardson, B. Rouse, Asa W Ransom, Geo. M. Coyle, John Rockwell, Jos. P, Cusic, Dani Robbins, Heube; Cushman, David F.S Crary, John T. Carpenter, D. N. Congdon, 'Joel Dean, Edward J. Denison, John J. Draper, Alblon Moriar(y, John M. Mott, Morgan Mowry, Joan Mwush, ‘Adolpnus McCail, Asa D. McCord, James McKeag, Francis Martin, Anson—1812 Nash, George W Norton, Geurge B. eff, A. Martin Oleott, Wm. M. LOT No. 3 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Values up to $45.00 20th Anniversary Price $32.50 LOT No. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Values up to $55.00 20th Anniversary Price Reia s S, | Kanning, Geo. W. $39.50 |- % ongdon, John C. Selden, Joseph Spofford, L. Forest nborn, Leon . Seaman, James M. Shaw, Daniel S. Draper, George Sweet, James L Drown, Albert H. Smith; A. F. Lanbar, Edwin N. Smith, Charles D. Darby, Riley Smith, George k. Douglas, Albert H. Smith, James Downer, Sylvanus Smith, Juseph Dunbar, Nathau Smith, Davis, James Smith, R. B, Daniels, Albert E. Smith, Weicome A. Edgerton, Geo. ¥. Smith, Wm. R. siits, W.'H. H. ~ Sanders, David 1y, Willlam G, Shaw, J. H, A. Ensling, Philip v Edwards, Alfred Schuliz, C Filson, Kobert Stetson, Krazler, George W.Stewari, Ford, Willlam Strickland, Jas. M. Fox,’ Frederick-N. Summers,f'oruyce 1 1 ¥ox, John A. Swain, George W. Fosier, L. D, Scudder, Wm. H. Foster, Joel M. Henry Lo homas, Amos G. { James Thompson,Wm. A. Fulton, “Chornbill, Wm. Franc Charles Tilden, ugen kreeman, Sam’l H. ‘Uiffany, Chas. O. Gadle, Paul X John Gardn George , James H. Gates, Hor P Benj. F. Gay, Henry Tracy, Klijah uscason, senry D, Joseph Goddard, A. M. John H. Gamble, James /Galiup,” Lorrin A, Geer, Abram er, Charles F. Savilion F. Teiford, Maithew FURNISHINGS uray, Pl ip L. L WOu Py Hakes, L W. Valentine, Harris, Luther va Harnis, Geo. W. Ver Hazelliurst, Edwia W Hiil, Edwin Hill, Jaheel B, . Marvin Huglics, A. L—1776 Winship, Joseph H. Huul, William R Hale, Morton F. V. e Harland, Gen Harringlon Harrington, Nathun \ Harrington, Ira Wilbu Heck, John M. Wilbu Humes, Charles L. Wilbu Huntington, T. D. Wight Hull, Henry H. Wightman, E Hamilton, W. L. Wilcox, Stephen E. Holmes, John Wilcox, Allen G. Harper, Wiiliam _ WilcoxX, Gordon Holmes, Arthur H. Wilkins, Wm. L. Hebbard, John H. Weiden, Leonard Hotchkiss, Edw. 0. Wa.dron, Wint Howe, Samuel Wi Lenj. P. Hovey, Lewis ary Hayes, Mayden aiter P. Harth, Frederick orge J. Hilderbrand, 0. & lam 1L Hinckley, ldw. 5. Willidms, Celvin Huntley, Silas Williams, Chas. W. Hunter, John A. Williams, Erl Huntoon, Sam'l T. Whittlesey, G. W, Geo. E. Williams, James C. o Williams: Prince . = hnson, Stephen T. Williams, Geo. Jorvie rask ‘Williams, W Jeweti, Eleazer Wood, Ira Jewett, Leo L. Woodward, C. H. Jewelll W. C. Woodward, Wm, H. Jeunings, William Wright, Frank $. Jennings, John B. Wright, Alvin H. Jillson, Geo, W, Whaley. Geo: W. Johnson, 1 . Whiting, Andrew F Jhatin, Henry W. Weller, 'John Kelley, Henry Ward, Ichabod, 1776 Keppler, S P. Weeks, Martin' L. Kingsley, Thos. G. Welch, George H, Keabi z Kimball, James N. A. Young, Charies C. Yovrg, David Kimball, James W.Young, John N, Kinaey, Albert B SOLDIBRS' LOT, YANTIC CEMETERY. Acksler, Adam _ Crandall, Francis B. Bachelder, John B. Huling. Stephen B, Blumley, Edward Hunter, Stephen Bogue, Geo. Jaques, Ben). F. Bogue, Richard H. Kampf, Herman Brodard, John P. Lee, Jicob Brent, Alex H. Lester, H. W. Brown, Richard A.yers, Walter n'ton M. You can come to this sale expect- ing to find prices on all articles in our Furnishing Department that will surprise and please. George L. Jonathan Daniel John Briggs, George W. McDavid, James S. Briggs, Charies — Miller, Alonzo E. Brooks, Loren F. Palmer, Roswell Parker, George Ryan, Dennis Richmond, John H. Riley, John A. Roath, orge Rudd, Oliver H. Smith, Orrin 5. Smith, Henry L. Nichoison, Levi P. Schneider, Jacob Taylor, Samuel Teisler, Bruno Tisdalé, E. F. Wilson, Thomas Wirshing, Hermas Weiler, John Church, Henry H. Cooper, George Clark, Edward S. Crandall, D. W. Sanders, Geo. R. Dayis, William Dobler, John Duiton, Wm. W. Dunn, Thomas Edwards, Wm. A. Thomas, Calvin T. BErwin, Edwin Freeman, Wm. D. Hayward, Wm. G. Wheeler, John A. Hopkins, Joseph E. Woodruft, James H, Hyde, John P, Wright, Joseph Special. - Buckingham, W. A.Greene, Elizabeth C. CHELSEA PARADE. MEMORY OF Josepn Stokes James Torrance David C. Case David Black Alexander 5. Avery Michael Corbet Charles Meissor ~ byron Crocker Frank White Daniel Laird Ferdinand Volkman John Shea Richard M. bogue David H. Brown Theodore Burdick Frederick E. Shalk Wm. P. Carrol ~ James K. Nickels Thomas Fiburn Patrick Loyd . A. Bullomiey Moses Tyiér John ‘McCall Edward “Dorcey Dewitt C. Lathrop William K. Aliyn Charles i. Lireed James McVey Alired M.” Goudard Joshua L. D. Otis Marvin Wait H. P. Yerrington Henry C. Fanning K. C. Buckingham Thev. A Fanning Edward Campbeil Joseph Davis Horatlo Burdick Thomas L. Green John Crawferd Edward Blomley John Delaney D. Huntington Henry C. Gaskill John Meany James McCri ken James Murphy lsiay B. John McSoriey Willian Patrick Welden Nelson Daniel H. Brown Sylvan Charies M. rotier Char) John Sitpson Charic Patrick Giyon Franc John Kirley Jose John Meldrum Geors. Edward Roe Josey, ‘ames Moningham Wm. John MeDonald Jam. Patrick Mara israe; Erastos Vergasom Josep Charies Burdick John James Kenely, Alber Georgo Brown, 24 Alfre HerbertEQleckwith Geors, Henry F. Champlin Jame William Hutohins Dani Amos Ferry John C. Holwell Ezra N. Loomis Carl Ames Souter Thon Ronald McAllister Patr Henry_Scofield ~ Wm John W. Wood John Alonzo 5. CushmanAugu David M. Ford Henr. Lemuel Bolman Thomas lter Burgoyne Dennis Murbhy William McKnight John Danny John L. Stanton Patrick Conklia w. P. Manning Alexander Driscoll y_F. Jacobs John ¥. Treadway James' Parkerson Michael Carver Stephen D. Johnson Frederick W. Baker Henry Brooks Anton Burgmayer Courtland C. AveryJoseph A. Balley James Dugan Thos. M. Baldwin George F. Egerton Henry Beckwith Wm. M. Sherman John Best -| Buraick, Samuel Silas Brown David Cramer Moses Stephenson Walter M. Fox Charles H. Monroe Thomas Keeler Daniel Emmons Henry Lynch Edward Francls David Lacy Albert Howell Horace B. Wood Stephen H. Smith August Bearg Henry Stewart — Chester H._Hallam eon J. McCall Jacob W. Miller William Davis W. A. Berry H. W. Greenough and those others Albert Moffit who died om the James 8. McDavid battlefield and Carl Reeder whose graves are Edward ¥. Tisdale unmarked or un- known. SACHEM PLAIN CEMETERY. Willett, Andrew J. CITY CEMETERY. Albertson, Jos. R. Kelley, T. Adams, Charles C. Hillard, Charles C. Henry — Hunson, Heary G eckwith, Chass H. Kenhr, John F. Johnion, Joha Kelley, James A hinney, Joseph aties 8. McCarthy, George Moxley, Solon A Moore, Allen Lo Crapsw $. Nefl, Charies C. Niles, Kobert, 1776 Noyes, Charles C, Usborne, W. ¥. V. Yarker, T. F. Ripiey, Geo. B. Eeus, Fanning, A Fanning, ‘Thos. 1,16 rorstner, Josepn Fuster, Oliver Chas. T. Harrington, GREENEVILLE CEMETERY. Adams, Lyman P. Martin, lsiey B. Avery, EP, Marun, G. bromiey, Edwin McAlister, Ronald Leckwill, renry M. Mcbavid,’ Georse preckenridge, LobiMCKnIgat, Wilsam McCracken, James Neil, Asepn M. Neft, Joseph - Pouler, kusha R Richmund, Clark Sempie, James W. Service, ‘I nouas Souter,’ Jai 4 Spencer, .- s B, Scnofieid, ficury 3L Towne, Wiiiam . Lee, Samuel J. lorrance, James Lindsuy, Adam H. W ood, John NOKWICH TOWN CEMETERY. Cerr, Juco Muson, Edward H. MARY'S CATHOLIC CEMETEKY. Ahearn, Thomas Kirby, John len, Willlam hrause, Adam ruy, Terrence Lafferty, James Buy e, Leary, Jam Brennan, CorneliusMahone: Bresneban, Burdick, Horatio Ciark, James C, Crawiord, John Duriey, ienry M. rord, David M. Gadle, Peter Gaskeli, nenry C, Gilchrist, John W. Julnsion, Daniel ner, Joun Maloney, tdward Meeban, Peter Moure, Michael aoray. Hugh Murphy, William Muicahy, Thomus M'Quiggan, Francis Meaion, Glibert ratrick McCarthy, M. Kerrigan,' Tnomas Murtha, Patrick lcHugh, Thomas Dixon, Lawrence 5, William Doyle, James Neli, John Alexander0'Mara, Pul 2 OSuliivan, ntwell, William Carroll, J. M. Carroil, Mortimer Corcoran, Michael Corcoran, Stephen Carver, Michael Collins, Michael Collins, Patrick Connors, James Couniban, Micuael Dolan, Hugh Donovan, ol 1 llivan; Patrick Patrick Quinn, Charles b. ames Quin Thomas Kii ald, Austin Koac tzgerald, MichaelRtoach, | Patrick Reynolds, John Jeremlah , Thomas Harty, Philip C. Spelman, Philip Hurlburt, Thomas Staniey. James Heagney, Patrick Sullivan, Daniel Horrigan, B. Sullivan, Jeremiah Hanley, 5 Trainer, Felix Kane, Toomey, Patrick Keegan, ¥ ard, James . Welch, Morris Willlams, James E CEMETERY. Nathan ingsley, Geo. W. Mussell,” Christian McAllister, Ronald Phillips, Henry Russell, Marcus H. Tucker. Joseph Spalding Luzerne MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY Baton, Uriah S. Johnson, Jerry Batty, Charles S. Jones, George W. Beebe, Daniel E. _Kinney, Wm. H. Beckwith, Thos. P. Lester. Cha Burlingham, G. A. Netson, W Clark, Wm. P. Pearsol Foster, Frank A. Francis, John A, Frost, Clarence Gay, Henry S. Waterman, George Hunter, Zimmerman. Geo. WEST PLAIN CEMETERY Johnson, David A. Ladd, Austin N Leffingwell, E. 2 3 Manning, L E. ¢ V Ross, Enos C. Gidd Yergason, Joshua T. Johnson, Benj. I Young. Albert Winchester, 3. B.Kimball, John HICKORY STREET CEMETERY. Geer, Chauncey C. Benjamin, Jas Burdick, S Burdick, Perry Buddington, W. Conuell, Joseph ulier, Ben). Lo Fuller, Wallace obn’ ¥ . Shaw, Bentley Soldiers’ Graves in Other Towns. The soldiers’ graves to be cared for in other towns in this vicinity are cared for by the selectmen of the towns in which the graves are located. The list follows: Tewn of Preston. PRESTON CITY CEMETERY. Frink. Thomas H. Ellis, Brown, Ralph R. ' Fis Elisha E. Brown, Thomas A.Ingram, Wm. Bailey, Henry 4. Lamphere. Henry A. Bates, Nathan D. Meech, Henry Bates, Nicholas B. Myers’ Elias E. Barstow, Joshua Phillips, Norman A. Bagley, W. S. D. Plerce, James M. Davis, ' Alfred Reed, "William Davis, Phineas W. Tyler, Levi E. Eggleston, Orrin A.Walker. James G. i ol e Strictly without free alkali, which harms a delicate skin. . Zach cake of Laco outlasts 2 cakes of ordinary scap. Comes in foil package. TRY A 3.CAKE BOY FOR SALE AT ALL GOOD DEALERS LOGKWO0D, BRACKETT GOMPANY, BOSTON GUILE CEMETERY Safford, Capt. John Avery. Charles M. Avery BREWSTER NECK ( PALMER CEM Allen, Raymond __ How Carpenter, John H. Fe Greene, Lafayette M Per Hewett, Giles E. Wil Moshler, Wm. . Wiili POQUETANUCK C Adams, Dani Alien, ‘Denison Avery, Alex. 5. 5 ¢ Button, Lyman W. Kos Eldredge, Nathaniel it Eldredge, N1 G. Foss, Samuel J. re, ¥ Gallup, Isaac W Geer, joseph Geer, Robert Harkness, Geo. Hazler, fienry Hewitf, Frank Hunter, Thomas Maynard, Maynard, Peckbam, B..B. GALES FEF Aliyn, Gurdon Avery, Alex Bacon, Sgt e Brown, latham Ball, John Balley, Latham OTHE! Allyn, Gurdon Allyn, Stanton Brown, E Chapman, Dani Chapman, araim Chapman’ O. E. Crouch, Wil Clark, Edwin Clark, Thomas Gallup, Christopher Whi; George, Austin Whip Gray, Monigomery Wilc Town of Lisbon. Colilns, Byron Comstock, A. M. T Town of Hasover. OLD CEMETE Robinson, Wm. Tr Standish, Walter W Tracy, Jabez W CEME' Allen, Bingham Bennett, E. Bingham, Henr Corey, Jumes Adams, Miio W. 4 mos Adams, Wm. XN . Burlingame, £ J. Cotton, Samucl . Carey, Dwignt Davis, Dwight Greene, Mason W. Greene, Nathan I Hicks, Lester Hicks, Kipiey Hicks, Charles Herrick, Geor OTUHER CI Adams, Marvin Bates, Edward Blifven; Joshta Dyer, Col. John Fernside, John Green, John 8. To GAGER CEME Chas. La Wesley 2 PLAIN ( Eldridge, Stephen Grow, Thomas Howard, Wm Jackson, Frank Johnsor, Jame Kings 1 Kingsbury, Wm. PAUTIPAUG CEMETERY Atchison, Robert dner, Batley, Edwin id, Dar Cranda Gavl Bowers, Mosley Tucker, Jam Brown, N. M. Thompson, ¥. K Town of Bozrah, Abell, Jared A Johnson, Abe: Brown, Joseph R. _ Miner, Comstock, Al Comstock. 1 Clark, Wm. Fargo, John Al Tayler. Jok Hough, Junn H. Sherman, Joh Irving, Wm. Wrignt, Geu. 8 Towa of Sprague. s LOVETT CEMETERY. = Ballou, Chas. F. Wililgm Ames. A g Collins, Byron E Towa of Monmtville. * COMSTOCK CEMETERY. antel B. Paime wifl A AR Disbert Palmer. Freder Beebe, James M. Palmer, Marvi i arles Imer, W i Bhape: ries F.Jerkins Chapel, Rtobert F. Rathbur Chapel, Erastus ~ Reinharth Chappell, John Rogers, Chappell, Wm. A. Coates. Lyman L. tock, John i arp, B ot e ot Silcox, H.E. § Fairbanks, LeonardSpencer, Jo Kimball, Henry H.Taylor, Latimer. Joscph 8. Tooke Lewis, Charles L. \Watrous Mitchel, Warren Willian Olstein, Peter . GAY CEMETE : Gay. Thomas Jonathan* MOHEG Thorpe, Alexander . Bo: OLD LEFFINGW Brown, Joseph 1. ¥Farge, Joba Avery Cemetery, Preston.’ John 1. Bromley, 181z ~ Regt. 1L H. Gore. Ebenezer Avery, Cliftord Casweli, Jewett City Cem: Brown. Ru Sullivan, T Arington, Lee, John H. Gardner, 1 D. C. Willlam Comstock-Buckhout Wedding Mre. Arthur Livingston Buci Pelham Heights has issucd inv; for the marriage of her daughter, Katherine Eleanor Buckhout, to Merrill Comstock, U. 8. N.. of the ¢ ton submarine base. on Jume 11, Wt Huguenot Memorial church, Pelham mor, N. Y. — s Lo “Love of money is the root 4 and some good # ALy