Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 14

1N 1 cpna ,N‘l: FROM TH E LODEE ROOMS g S e the offl were received and ation for member- nd one candidate wa: _OWL5> Norwich Nest of Owls held their Tegu- o |lar business session on Tuesday evening - it Suggestions S ( ECTED BY MEN FOR MEN MAY BE SELECTED EITHER BY WOMEN OR MEN, RANCE Ti THEY ARE “RIGHT”—ADDING THE TUITION OF EXPERIENCE TO THE \S SPIRIT THIS SHOP FOR MEN HAS HIT UPON THE HAPPY IDEA OF GIFTS A MAN LIKES TO GET COMBINED WITH THE KIND OF GIFTS ONE VIAKIN® THE, CA~"RINC. OF GIFTS AS EASY AND PLEASANT AS THE 'Y,V 3 | \ 2] & : g UMBRELLAS 3 A FUR COAT i Never have we had such a T'HE SUMPTUOUS CHRISTMAS GIFT i wonderful dizplay of hand- 2 v e hard to find a handsomer gift some Umbrellas as we have <3 f s man 2 Far Coat this season for men, women s, squirre!l, Hudsor i and children. Here is every r silver opossum. They ars al for the Christmas season. FUR COATS FROM $150.00 UP NECKPIECES FROM $25.00 UP Sets for children—also White Fur Cc the Li _§ style and color that onz could wish for. { One may bz quite sure that { the Umbrella gift will be ap- preciated. $3.00 up to $15.00 GINGROBES | P/ an assort- | Fajamas— of wool jer- | —plain or patterns lhat cotton, m nt and styles that % sitk mixtur riment to The hirts n un ety, and you k a pcor one. Come this great feature of mas stock. Shirts | F A Useful Christmas Gift—Complete Stock of MEN’S AND BOYS 'SWEATERS A useful gift—one of our fine all wool Sweaters for men They the skin. Elastid knit Coat Sweaters, brushed wool, heavy Shakers, V neck, full Over Sweaters, made with ccllars or without, in white, and boys, in m: 1(3 s 1 weaves; all colors. insure comf blue, 1, brown, gray or heathers. $5.00 to $15.00 MOTOR ROBES Comfort is assured by the warm and beautiful Robes of wool. Plaids and Indian designs—Prices $10 to $16.50, MUFFLERS In plain silk, two-toned effects and accordion stitch, in a wide range of colors and prices. A gift that is useful and very acceptable—Prices $3.00 to $12.00. GLOVES a | attendance. er; | transacted and vlans for the winter un- }| transactsd business on Monday evening Lail. ~ | tention of Visiting Pequot lodge of New in Owls hall with a large Routine rumber in business was der the new officers were discussed. ODD FELLOWS. Uncas Lodge, No. 11, L 0. O. F., at the regular meeting in Odd Fellows A large number signified their in- London on Friday evening. At the recular meeting of Shetucket. No. 27, the first degres was worked on a large class of candidates. The firs: nomination of officers took place at the meeting and the second nomination will take place next Tuesday evening, the election taking place on the last Tues- day in the month. The second degree will be worked next week. A large number of the members of hoth lodges went to New London to vis- | it Pequot lodge where the first degree | was worked in full form. The grand officers were present at the meeting and a very enjoyable evening was spent. JUNIOR ORDER OF AMERICAN ME- CHANICS. Buckingham Council, No. 14, J. 0. T\, A. M., held fts regular meeting on ‘Wed- nesday evening in Buckingham Memorial when routine business was transacted The nomination of officers took place and the election wiil take place in the near future. Several entertainments for the near future were discussed. meeting will be held next The ‘ednesd: v- ening when a class of candlidates will be inftiated, ROYAL ARCANUM. The summary .of membership and fi nances, Nov. 30, 1921, are as follows: Membership. | .1 given me s WFUL TROUBLE 15 CONSTIATION But dedy and Easily Relieved By “FRUIT-A-TIVES” | JAMES A, PULMAN 401 Maxx St., Frrcanoro, Mass, “I purchased “Fruit-a-tives” and used them for Constipation over two years ago. I thought they might help me and did not exp ore, SO youunay imagine my surprise when I found the treatment not only regulated the action of my bowels, but also acted as a tonic to the whole system and built me up in every way, ! I have been a long ere! Constipatidn and never hav anything equal to “Fruit Iam ten mark, a2 claims 10 be a: I do know that * Lealth has im DANIELSON s A tain Pens, Safety Razors, Candy, Toilet Articles, Bill Woodward’s DANIELSON, CONN. LAST CALL FOR SHOPPERS | Christmas Only 7 Days Ahead Get busy and check up your wants and get them while the getting is good. following: Our stock offers you the Ivory Pyralln, Eversharp Pencils, Flashlights, Foun- Regular Razors, Thermos Bottles and Lunch Sets, Stanley Ferrostart Botiles and Lunch Sets, Cigars, €igarettes, Pipes, Tcobacco, Folds, Card Cases, Purses, Hot Water Botiles, Playing Cards, Shaving Mugs, Soaps, Brushes, Hair Brushes. 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The sugar coated atmosphere b=came Pearls were pecled, cracked, and dis been trimmed by the ‘$50.00 value for store, and his money invested had broug'it hin of ‘Boston baked beans.” ” Leaving the post office she spxrd LEE CL the street, and, remembering other purchase ally* walked in. “Pearls, if you please”; and in a momen : salesman had suppligd their needs and agaiu the ccated atmosphere was in evidznce. Moral—Trade at LEE CLEGC'S BUY YOUR XHA_, CANDY COAST TO COAST JENNY LIND MIXTURE, i5. . An assortment of the Old-Time Hard Can Last y That O! Xmas Fav The Hard Candy that puts the joy in Xma We have all the old fashioned kinds o in Ye Old Fashicned flavors made of pure pricfls that will surprise you. l sugar. CUT ROCK BOX CANDIES Fancy Asstd. Chocolates in al‘ sizes from !h= 1-4 Ib. for that Xmas stocking to 5 I3 DIRECT lMPORT{NG COME 157 MAIN STREET Mail Orders of $1.00 or Over Prepaid Exc NORV» iCH, CONN eamon. T % ETTT i |G | Powed [ we | | neare M Will She Marry Charlie? 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