Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 2

Only a Few Days Left Ends Saturday Night, Dec. 3rd | IN MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AND COATS. = PRICES, IN MEN'S AND BOYS REMEMBER—SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT GET IN ON THESE REMARKABLE VALUES. THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE We Stand by Our Motto —“Always More For Less” e continent to € or- are wiii o WAUREGAN FITCHVILLE L nard’ and Thanksgiving Leo Srwin Tracy o « home here. olidays at being d 1 ing underneath should b visitsd Mr. and Mrs, Ar. Big Manufacturers' Sale EVERY PURCHASE A MONEY SAVER. BUY NOW. SAVE WHERE YOU CAN. CORKING GOOD VALUES OVER- SHEEPSKIN COATS AND VESTS, AT WHOLESALE 3-7 Water Street, Cor. Washington Square, Norwich, Conn. For Your Satisfaction ¥ & % Ipswich Half Hose are skilfully knit to right lengths actual sizes ¢ clastic snugness OF — comfort long wear fine appearance Get the most for your hosiery money; ask for Ipswich Hose IPSWICH MILLS IPSWICH "5 MASS. et e o o the largest Hosiery Millin the Utied Stebep LAWRENCE & CO., Sole Selling Ag Bowss New Yesk Sen Fi ats St. Lovie, Philadelohia Kansas government trains is & dengerous and unremunerative Joe P, Johnson, post office tnspestor here in charge of the Kansas City district. Mr. Johnson admits that registered mafl vobbarieg have been in distinct vogue re- contly, but he inslets ‘that they do mot really offer the opportunity to get rich quick that those who attempl them be- leve exits. Rather, a remarkable opportunity o get killed or sent to prison qu! the fates that have overtaken many mail baraits. Roibing the inails, the veteran post office Inspector says, prebably wiil be less attractiva than ever since the gov- ernment has stationed marine guards on trains carrying vaiuable mails, and pro- Vided escorts of “devil dogs” for mafl trucks and guards for rooms where majl is handled. _ Cant Be Cured From, the Outside. External, treatments Plles. Nor do surgical operations. The cause is inside—bad circulation. The blood is stagnant, the veins flab- , Dec. 1l—Robbing |Marineg is very explicit. It is 2 guard's Rt Guay t know Who i authorized to handle mall, and to allow mo one else to handle it. ' It is his duty to know who is permitted in the room or car where mail i handled and to permit no oms |, clse to ‘enter. It is his duty, in case anyone attempts o rob the mails, to take that person, dead or allve, or be able to show a satisfactory resgon why. And the veason needs to be o ggod o “Under ‘Secrstary Denby’s | brder says Mr, Johfison, “about the only rea- son that is considered valld is that the bandit has killed the marine first.” “Thers hag been an epidemic of mail robberies recently,” Mr. Johnson con- tinued, “I believe the Teason is that 2 lot 0f young fellows beliove therc is easy money in large amounts fo be had. That is a mistake. Ordinarily the loot obtained from registered sacks is not seldom cure occupatien aceording fo Y. The bowel walls are weak, the parts almost dead. To guijckly and safely rid yourself of piles you must free the circulation— send a fresh current through the stag- nant poois. Internal treatment is the one safe method, J. 8. Leonhardt, M. D., set at work some years ago to find a real internal Pile remedy, He succeeded. He named his preseription HEM-ROID, and tried it in 1000 cases before he was satisfied, Now HEM-ROID is sold by druggists everywhere under guarantee. It's easy to take, and can always he found at Lee & Osgood’s, who will gladly re- easlly megotiable, and the bandit, evem |fund the purchase price to any dis- if ho gets away with I, getg a small | satisfied customer. oroportion of the yalue of the loot.” - says Mr, Johison, they offer ‘Then he recites The ingtruction given tHe Alr. and Mrs George A. Witter are In Saylesville, R. 1, making a visit with their son, N. A. Witter, and Mrs Witter and thetr Gardiner. As the cold weather comes and the ex- pense of heating the church increases, @nd the number who attend the services is growing less and less, tnought best to discontinue meetings unthl | & spring. Mr. and Mrs, Leroy P, Peari were with relatives in Sotthwick, Mass., Thanksgiv- ing. . Mr. and Mra A. S. Fleld attended the Yale-Harvard game in Boston. There was au oxhibit of doils at public library many. gE. the southern states, on the customs of the south and gave a description of some of the ldinge Among the dolls shown was one | 80 years of age and others very nearly as old. One on exhidit that seemed to arcuse 1o most curlosity was the little fellow from the Isle of Man, standing on three The motto over the doll being: No matter how you throw us, we stand.” The Woman's club met recently with The auction callea ine-sacrifice drew & crowd of peopie Who we: to bid on tHe articles Downes was the auctioneer. Trumbulj, T residents of that part of the in running smoothly. There were few visitors in town. These included R and Mrs. M. R. Plumb and sons of Edge- wood, R, I. and Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Hartford at Charies bee's; Leo Keeney and s at Mrs. George Keeney Bates of Hartford at Mrs. Albert Baies' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chap and Miss Mary Baker of Brookly at W. 8. Chappell's; Goodwin W and a friend from Boston at R. G. terous’; Miss Safford of Willimanti George Cook's. About 20 were at the for dinner. BROOKLYN ! WINDHAM Miss Dorothy Brown gave a most en- joyable card party Saturday evening in honor of Mr. amd Mfs. John Woods of New York. There were threo tables of bridge and two of 599. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served: The guests be- sidos Mr. and Mrs, Woods were Mr. and Mrs. I, K. Lefingwell, Harold Lefiing- well, Miss Grace Bates, Mr. and Mrs. W, . Chappell. Miss Bingham, Misses Clara and Serah Johnson, L I. Johnson, Miss brother-in-lew, Warren D. it has been The loenefit STORES EVERY ONE BONA FIDE @ 157 MAIN STREET '12¢—2 FOR 13¢ WHEN BOUGHT WITH POUND OF STANDARD TEAS OR COFFEE 40c VALUE COFFEE, bb. .. 3Ic OLD CRCP MALEBERRY, b | 60c VALUE A WINNER AND FRESH ROASTED B T 4 OUR VALUES ARE AS REPRESENTED AND OUR GUARANTEE I8 SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK e e e ] # DIRECT IMPORTING COMPANY " NORWICH, CONN. Maii Orders of $1:00 or Over Prepaid Except on Sugar and Milk EVERYTHING REALLY GUARANTEED DANISH PRIDE—~LARGE CAN Evaporated Milk TEAS,Ib......4lc 38¢ |35 370 E. C. Neale, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Larra~ bee, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Brown, M.r and Mrs. H. S. Mane, Mr. and Mrs. H C. Among those Who spent Thank: day -out of town, stme re v R the week end, were Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mre. Linwood I, Chapman|yathrop, Miss Florence Truell and Missang Miss Julia ?}?;;l‘fl‘ux\ 1:::3.1(“" lw:ra guests of relatlyes in Worcester 0f | Gartrude Arnold. where Miss Guild will re WO i The Auction Bridge club met With Miss Grace Bates Monday evening. I. H. John- son substituted for Miss Ada Larrabee, who was in Putnam. Because two of the members are o be out of town next week the meeting of the ciub is postponed un- til the 13th, When Miss Darothy Brown will be the no*; Mr. and Mrst John T. Woods of New York were at the inn from Wednesday to Christmas; the Misses Bingham and I ‘H. Johnson in Scc Mrs W, A. Raymold in Brooklyr s. Alfred Harvey an: h article Miss Anna Boston. Kingsley nent of he ibat was interestinz to ily in Hampton; Mr Potter, 8d, in Scotland; Mrs ham and Frank Beckwith in Providence; r. A. W. Clifford and family in South | Brow) iness meeting > being mado for & community | the. proceeds going 9 the maker Clas is trying ahoma inissionary was sen has returned from chicken coops ea and giving h creased ege production. of the L. A. | has proved very succesatul. of t cooking class at the eveni Willimantic Monday ings the experi- Iy Lyman and The experiment Homer Wood received word Saturday serious iliness of his mother t» ond is in charge of the school in and Thursday evem- Miss Ellen e spending some time n Jer- dham; Miss Julia Burnham in Hart- 1 7. Lath Sunday. Mrs. Woods sang in the Con- « gregational church ai the Sunday morn- Ing service. Hi ections were Schu- bert's A i ©O for the Wings of « Dov Although it Was an unpleasant evening, there were 15 present at the C. E_meet- ing 1 pastor, Rev. A. W. Clifford. books, Songs for Ameri- used and the singing wdolin and piano. The | J Ifred Harvey and Earl for active mem- mmsa._ Larrabe Anna. Towne ng Frink. q a very Miss Frances teresting paper on She dweit largely Hartford, whero | were joined fler and family E Miss Emily Perkins in N nie Pegrum of Mon . spent Friday S: mother, Mrs. R tig's. Dprincipal in Washington auction eager Oliver put up. Mre. Warren H oot were little ith meeting his ssionary playiet ctice and Christ- i follow. vas very quict in T all beginning ed- evening was followed by Tain and . e weather very disagree- was slippery and the A sleigh The enterpri atded ng firemen of and abetted by d the foundatior done 0 Only rich, full cream milk churns into such delicious butter! Flavor, richness, smoothness—the whole secret of good ! butter is found in the kind of milk that it is churned from. 3 And there you have the reason for the goodness of Wedgwood Creamery Butter. Pail after pail of rich, creamy milk, given by sleek, healthy cows, goes into the big Wedgwood churns. Every care is taken that those cows will give the richest possible milk, Their pasturing and stabling are well taken care of. ‘And that care is shown in the perfect flavor of , Wedgwood Creamery Butter. | Remember; too, that Wedgwood Creamery Butter goes { farther. You den’t'buy an excess of water with it. o ] Read at the right, how you can get a chest of beautiful Oneida Community Par Plate Silver or a set of fine Parisian China Dishes by saving the coupon packed with each pound. P Parksdale Farm Eggs are big, meaty eggs, laid by thor- oughbred hens. A coupon comes with each dozen. Make . sure of getting really dependable butter and eggs by always 5 ordering Wedgwood Creamery Butter and Parksdale Farm : Eggs. If your grocer hasn’t them, let us know. P. 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