Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 10

Providence and Mrs. wers visitors at past week shore Susday, SHOWERS AND WARMER TODAY AND TOMORROW WEATHER Conditions @he Buietin Army and Navy / FULL ASSOCIATED 1 PRESS DESPATCHES | Explains Practical Assessment System —_— with his neighbor or with any [ property In the clty. But the as- |} ought mot to be burdened with minor details of assessing personal roperty and finding out how ma p, watches and clocks a here 18 no more serious task than | and proper clerical help. In response to a question from C. | Noyes, Dr. Purdy said it was a m tended experi-| | % en Teadjustment of ction of a ¢ uld be done st hav. He believe H H. in_a full and Dr. Purdy he tax rate down ment work in | outside help. full market SWEET CALIFORNIA ORANGES Dozen 35¢c LEAN PLATE OUR USUAL GOOD KIND Ib. 10c CHUCK FANCY BRISKET | Roast Beef, Ib. ... 16c NAVEL CUTS LEAN POT LEAN FLANK Roast Beef, Ib. ... 10c FRESH CUT CORNED [§ L BEEF FRESH CUT Beef Liver, Ib.. ... 10c Genuine Spring Lamb SHORT CUT LEGS, Ib. .. 29¢ FOREQUARTERS, Ib.. SHOULDER CHOPS, Ib. . 20c FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 5 Pounds 33c . 16¢c MOHICAN CREAMERY BUTTER Pound 43¢ STEAKS ANCY NEW YORK STATE Pea Beans, Ib..... Tc FRESH SELECTED EGGS, dozen ARG B L. dle Pineapple Jam, Ib. 23¢c| . srLOIN RED STAR POTATOES,51bs. 25c| oo CHOICE ROUND Finnan Haddie, Ib. 15¢ FRESH Shore Haddock, Ib 10¢ Fresh Flatfish, Ib. . 10c a GAME WARDEN COMPLAINS ABOUT KILLING | & chil f the bureau of biolos the matter up With than yorr de- rent. @ came from George A. Law- United States game warden, survey. pu tri Made 1,800 Mile Auto Trip The car with Connecticut auto reg- 2 rolled into town late n dust and npbell palding. Their trip took them 1800 miles through 6 states and the provinces of {EXECUTIVE SEC uebec and Ontario, Canada. They re- port no trouble of any kind, not even a| uncture, and all having an excellent | ip. ETARY FOR NORWICH RED CROSS Miss Edith M. Rockwell has accept- ter ce POETRY » SALUATE TO THE TREES und in the wood * its use is good: storm, the heart-stone warmj. and some for the the Some for the ro for a boat to breast of the wood since the world © offered their gifts to man ry of trees is more than theli wonder of life that Iifta 4 seed in an' earth-bound the temple of God, a dome of delight, and a_joy of sight! arses of vivers in ive with the breath of ¢ dwellings of man; and h the look of a loving the shadow of olives ané of an oak, at the foot of and slumber't gllds the of my door <l Surplus Co. 35 BROADWAY MARINE BLANKETS (SPECIAL) . HOSPITAL BLANKETS, Double . . OXFORD GRAY BLANKETS . ARMY BLANKETS ........cc00.... - OFFICERS’ BLANKETS (SPECIAL).......... $6.95 L NE T T A S G e eSS S ve.. $5.45 ARMY STERLCOT ................. cesenss B005 ARMY O. D. MACKINAWS . 0. D. WOOL SHIRTS .... GRAY ARMY SHIRTS .. GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS ..........c.... ELUE FLANNEL SHIRTS (SPECIAL) MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERSHIRTS ............ MEDIUM WEIGHT DRAWERS ........... NATURAL GRAY UNDERSHIRTS ...... NATURAL GRAYDRAWERS ............ BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS . BALBRIGGAN DRAWERS ........... . 45¢ ATHLEFRIC SHIRTS . 0. . . ootie oioics viie)s ...50c BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS (SPECIAL)...., $1.15 SEAMLESS HOSE, pair . 10c HEAVY HEATHER SOCKS, 3 pairs for. ..... ... $1.00 CASHMERE SOCKS, 3 pairs for.............. $1.00 SUPER-KNIT 50CKS, 5 pairs for. .. HCORSE-HIDE CLOVES, pair. ...... LEATHER CGLOVES, pair ......... CANVAS GLGVES, pair .... SUSPENDERS TURKISH TOWELS ....... 5 RIVERSIDE CIGARETTES, can of 50 sieas 30 CONSTANTINE CIGARETTES, package of 20.... 12¢c VELVET TOBACCO, 1 7-8 ounces....... 10c PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO, 2 cans for. 12bc PLANTERS’ PRIDE, 3 sacks for. ..... MANILA CIGARS, 40 for....... .... $1.00 . $1.25 ~sa 30c -~ 15¢c i T NOWiC he Boslon fiore Reid Curtain Materials of Exceptional Excellence Ono of the most comprehensive dis- play of beautiful drapery materials we have ever shown. Quaker Nets, 33¢c to $2.19 As in the curtains, there is nothing better, In quality, in style or in price. Our stock is large, including Filet, Amerex, Tuscan and Case- ment Nets. At 69c a Yard At this price We can offer a fine Filet Net with lace on both edges— a style and quality which will sure- ly please ycu. Scrims and Marcuissttes 12Y5c to 75¢ Very few Drapery Fabrics are so usable and so deservedly popular as Serim and Marquisette. We have them in all the newer styles. At 27c a Yard Here's a very attractive Bordered Marquisette, at a very little price. You should see it. New Cretonnes Cretonne Overdraperies Are Going to Be Used More than ever, you will find the dainty Overdraperies, and the quaint designs, and rich colorings of the 1821 Cretonne quite origimal. Some of them give almost the effect of light streaming through rich cathedral glass. Prices From 19¢ to 79¢ At 35¢ This s & medium price, ana tor it we oan give you a mighty dainty Cretonne—just the thing for the bedroom — at a really attractive figure. Ses It. Draperies and Shades Made to Order Ectimates given, and designe eub- mittod, for ail elacsee of Drapories. If you are decerating or rodesorat- Ing let us holp you plan the drapor- jes. The workmanship la guaran- tecd—the price will be low, AMONG THE NEWER CURTAINS The "Q\!aker L:nce" Curtains lead the procession. Quaker laces represent not alone the best in quality, and the most charming in design, but in price they are more than reasonable. Full length, two and a half yards, all of them—no scamping of materials—beauti- ful_ly made and finished—and in a wonderful variety of Filet and Amerex nets. Ths prices range from $1.95 to $14.00 a pair. hes ©&nn i e Home Likes»Good Clothes, Too Any Old Rug or Any Old Curtain 5 Isn’t Good Encugh Better make this “Old Home” week, and give the house a treat. It won’t cost you what it would a year ago to | dress up the different rooms—it will not cost anywhsre ; near as much. A handsome rug—some of the new Quaker 4 Curtains—a charming overdrape of beautiful Cretonne— | and you will have worked a transformation. i VISIT OUR THIRD FLOOR DEPARTMENT, AND LET | US SHOW YOU HOW EASILY IT MAY BE DONE. : = TR AN ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE CURTAIN with a dainty edge of lace. B U ————. RUGS AND A SPECIAL FLOOR COVERING FOR EACH PARTICULAR PLACE. When you see a room where the furniture is no more noticeable than the wall coverings—when there is no clash between the floor coverings and the other fur- nishings — there you wil each homemaker seeks for. the floor coverings which AXMINSTER—VELVET—TAPESTRY RUGS In Carpet Size A PRICES FROM $22.50 TO $59.00 H IN SMALL SIZES, FELT BASE—PRINTED—INLAID LINOLEUMS A very large selection of handsome designs for Bed- rooms, Kitchens, etc. PRICES FROM 50c TO FOR ONLY $3.00 A PAIR ; Specially attractive, and an unusual valus is this pretty Filet Net Curtain finish Drapery Novelties Rich Fabrics for Over- draperies or for the Curtains Themselves LINOLEUMS Imported Madras We can offer a large stock of this | have the harmony which Let us help you select from which to make selection. your.rooms demand. ‘Sunfast’ Novelty Draperies Colorings which will not fade, in designs which are really beaugiful. Width 50 inches. $2.45 TO $10.00 We Also Carry Velour — Tapestry — Fringes — Ga- loons—Bed and Sofa Pillows, etc. $1.59 A SQUARE YARD Log Cabin’ Colonial Rugs All Sizes—All Prices Nothing better for bedroom use, and in many places where the colon- ial furniture is used they will har- monize as no other will. They fol- low in designs_and color the effects secured with the old-fashioned hand looms. You can wash them. They wear well. THEY ARE CHEAP HUMOR OF THE DAY 1l seems to have the right come this way to the luggage or the time, migter,” ted the m betweer our second hand.” off. — Bostor 1 is 3 years old= THE KALEIDOSCOPE e were 1.1 2,000. ed decoration. ted on the equa- a bury with the > best eggs from the hment. Then fowl. Hens ring the war, historical and i in this man. ordinary grave s attic workshop af n. take steps to preserve this of science to the British na- ean, Martin's vember 11. It vember. Buy Our Wurst.” | No Salad Complete Without Thumm’s - - Home-Made Mayonnaise THUMM'S = DELICATESSEN STORE 40 Franklin Street fatal industrial ac- 1 nia in 1920 the use of ame from the used by them in and Petain h record the y committee ‘now ummer is a season in hich prevails in Eng- ountries bordering on and is so callel val, which came corresponds _with nmer of the United States a, which occurs during Oc- E! “You Can Do No Better Than {