Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 7

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T i e d ek 2 people wero out during the d Voted to mest on the second obliged to. trips The trolley cars al but were fo cautioisly owing to slipd: The Pawcatuck people who were in- jured near Fort Hiil, Saturdsy afternoon when the Chevrolet car of Wi of each month. A large number of allens of conference who. have post office for t assist In en Phetteplace turned Lamphers, A. Phettep 3 i fering +rom the iodk. :_;;‘;‘L‘;jl" Burdick is 3hle to be about. T the owner of the Cal."'T. H. up datly. teplace, able to car, is = Westerls’'s Historleal soctety will to St. Louis, meet at the Public Library thi death of M (Thursday) eveming at 7.30 when Al- and A bert P. Pendleton epeal “old Main Street, Westerl: terested are All who are In fleged to attend. Tuesday evening. in the basement of T T ¢, | For December—Bertha Barre, Alice Bos- i 1 | wich, Frank Titisky, Alfred Vronoski, Wikiam Wylle. or tie f2l term—Edward Rice. Wil Rice, Clinton Sharp, Mike Stanke- Willlam West, Gertrude Allen, Helen Awezee, Dora Boaviile, Gladys Boska, Soph.e Pecarific. Annie Ponati- shin, Quth Richardson,' Annie Seretna, | Dorothy Stamm, Dorothy Teftt. ~ | Grades 5 and 6 Miss Ross, teacher: Advertisi 5 ka, Justine Chapel, Marion Chapman, cona Gero, Fannie «osteka, Jennie La- i Mary Malchiodo Delphina Pachio- i Margaret Rice, Liillan iolet West, Ethel Wylie, ) Hamilton, Einer Johnson, Rel- ohnson, Willlam Linda, Wilfrsd gnan. _the fall term—Alice oBska. Mary iodo, Ethel Rice, Margaret Rice, R.tchie, Ruth Shaffer, Einer on, William Linda, Wiifred Louis- mduces a first sale But “Qualiey .E:ffi rmnen’ SALADA" Once tried, i ls never fnrsaken sz0e Sealed pacKetsonly Black,Green ormixed and,8, Mrs. An Gavitt, or December—W: Titisky. o B gl CHESTERFIELD Gero, Alexander Dom- h\ n Dam s, hen Bos Flo'mun Hx.Ie,n tended a dance given in Com East Lyme, Tuesday ever 3Matt Tinker is confined by an attack of pleurisy. ock ball, fall term-—Alexander Dom- ., Louis Gero, Bjonne Johnson. to his ‘:wm! , Rathbun of Salem. Wiiliam Tinker and Jacob Kaplan at-| of New London. | Forsberg of | Rebecca Miller is visiting Sarah Brody T is caring for Mrs. William London, who is fli. th T4 Ruth M Some men refuse o wo: afrald that they abit. because they might acquire the ¥ H : Portland.—Announcements have been| Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Howard were | Michael's church a Junior Foly eived of the engagement of Miss | recent callers cu Ruth Morgan. Speighx iman ‘organized Fhove e Iilizabeth Zeeb of Hartford to Carl| Mrs. Arthur Coffey and chiidren were 1 of Portland. callers Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. John STONINGTON Wednesday ‘vere storm, and drlven by Joha Dundam, grief while @e goad for B. J-‘ Gardine M R. trac i\a, committ I F Josepn H. CEN"RAL VIL LAGF. n tas been {1l Daily uge of the keeps skin smooth and clear, while touches of the Ointment now and then pre- | went lirtle skin troubles becoming serious, Cuticura Talcum is ideal for powdering end perfuming. e W Catiours Seto 099 Nickel Plating AT, e | | 1 H | i | i { LxP"‘*‘TY HILL “Florida Special” “Coast Line Fia, ¥ flect. Jan. 2 Afiantic Coast Line TheStardardRailreadoftheSouth The familiar tin-foil peckage with the yel- low label is the only form in which Fleisch- mann's Yeast is sold Fleischmann’s fresh yeast increases the action of the intestines UNDREDS of men and women have already found free- dom from laxatives by eating Fleischmann’s fresh yeast. 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In addition to our regular stocks of dependable merchandise, which we are cffering at the lowest prices that have prevailed in several | years, we are taking advantage of every market opportun- to replenish our lines from over-stocked manufacturers and jcbbers. : In this announcement we call attention to our sals offer- \ ings in piece goods—Cottons, Table Linens, Wash Goods, Dress Goods and Silks. WASH GOODS _ E Quting Flannel, 12V5¢ Colored Outing Flannel, a I-known brand, in a good Percales, at 15¢ Dress Percales, 358 inches wide, in a good assortment of patterns and oolorings — Sale price a yard .......... 3¢ yard 12lz¢ hams, excellent qual- 36-inch heavy weight White good assortment of th Outing Flannel—Note the 11e | —January sale price .... Dress Ginghams, in 32-inch Shirting Madras, in a tripes and plain colors good assortment of styles and January sale price .......... 16c | colorings—January sale price... 3% 32-inch fine quality Zephyr Ginghams, in a wide rarge of ttyis, checks, stripes and plain colors—January sale price 4 Extra fine quality Scotch Ging- hams, in ail the stylish c —January sale price JANUARY SALE OF SILKS § PRESEN TI\G THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF STAPLE AND FANC AVES, AT THE CGREATEST PRICE-LOWERINGS WE HA‘IE IN RECENT YEARS. NOVELTY SILKS ELACK DRESS SILKS all purposes, for lining, | Yard-wide Black Taffeta Siik erwear, for dresses: for Dress or Skirt, reguar value $2.00—Sale Price a yard $1.39 Yard-wide ‘Biack Mecssaline, for Waist Dress or for ining, regu- inch Fancy Outing Flanrel, g range of styles—Jan- ry sale price .. 1 Cotton Challie, in a good s and colorings de Economy Sik, for and for Dresses, in a line of colors, light and regular va'ue 50c—Sa.e .2 lar valus $200—Sale Price a Pl P Seapiters - - JiSed A S B $139 Yard-wide Silks, Including Siik Yard:wide~ Black Dreis Satif; Floral Pongee, Fancy U e ish, regular value r Lin'ng, and Wash Taf- g S ta for Underwear, value $1.00 fo=3=Saleibeicela yacd ... $159 150—Sale Price ........... 69c | Better grade Satins and Silks re- g A duced as follows: i0-inch Crepe de Chine, in white, black znd al the wanted AT $198—Reduced from $250 shades, regular value $1.39— AT $249—Red.czd from §300 Sale Price «.ocovenesesneeeses $1.00 | AT $298—Reduced from $3.30 & ] $2.00 to Yard-wide Satin Messaline and Taffeta, evening ,j"w shades and street shades. $3.00 Valuss 4o i.0n silkc and Wool Poplin, brown and navy. At $1.79 40-inch Satin Charmeuse, in black, brown and navy. Yard-wide Satin Foulards, new designs, small figures on black, brown and navy grounds. A Yard Ed.()-inch Crepe Meteor, black, white, gray, navy and brown — : | Yard-wids Skinner's Satin, in all shades for dress or skirt, reg- Bular value $2.75—Sale Price a yard............. $249 | CORDUROYS AND VELVETS 500 yards of narrow wa'e Cord- 27-inch Velveteen in brown, uroy, for Dress or Kimona, value $1.50—S8ale Price ...... $1.19 ght blue, wine, navy, brown Yard-wide Velveteen, black, and Copenhagen, regular value navy, green and gray, value $1.00—Sale Price a yard. . 69¢ | $3.00—Sale Price ........... . $239 Yard-wide Duvetyn, in light and dark shades, a popular millinery fab- ric—Sale Price $4.19 a yard, value $5. Black and Colored Dress Goods Yard-wide Cotton and Wool 42-inch All-Wool Crepe for Batiste, a good assortment of Dresses, in henna, navy, ight shades, value $1.00—Sale brown and wine, value $200 Price a yard ......c0ve0..,.. 59¢ | —Sale Price ... ... 9169 54-inch All-Wool Jersey, the popular dress fa.riz, in taupe. castor, brown, Co.,en..agn, navy and he valus $..23 41-inch Al!l-Wool Serge, in black, navy. brown and gar- net, value $1.50—Sale Price $1.10 O e e R 56-inch All-Wcol Tweed, for N 42-inch Wool Hennetta, and Dress ap: Skirt, nSaagy tag 42:inch Mshair Crope, in the and brown mix.ures, valus most wanted eslori..gs, value $252—Sale Price .......... $1.33 | 1250—Saie Price ........... §2.19 Z4-inch All-Wool Storm and 3: ln;:flTrw,:h";vl f;r Dr-gs . . ac navy. French ASBrge‘. in bl_a:k and in brown, tan, gray 5 ot a full line of colorings, value hagen, valus $4.00 —. Sale $250—8ale Price ....ii:::. $169 | Price .: $3.39 Tz PoRTEOUS & RvImenew Co. DOMESTIC DEP'T SHEETING—SHEETS 36-inch “Indian Head” Brown Sheeting, good he vy weg:t, regular value 19:—Sale Price a ya~d 12 Cne case of “Fruit of the Loom” F1 ached Cotton, regu ar valuz Zic—Sale Price a yard .. 2 50 dozen Pillow Cases, ex- lent quality— Price each .. Better grade P.l ow Cases—at 49¢c, 39: and .. Size 72490 Unbleachod Shests, good weight—Sale Price Size 72x°0 3leached Sheets, regular price $150--Sala Price $1.18 Size 81x°0 Bleached Sheets. U a and Peguot grades regu lar price §2.02—Salz Price ... '1.69 §RE T s e ———— >ne ca-e of 36-inch English ~ong Cloth, in 10-yard pieces —€Sale P ice a piece $1.1° TOWELS—TOWELING Cotton Twili Crash for Towe —Sale Price a yard Union Linen Crash, r-gu'ar price 19c—Sals Price a yard 12 i-2¢ 8 All Linen Crach, a well known Scotch m-ke, former price 50c —Sade Prize a yard One case of Turkish Towels— Sale Price each .......... 12 1-2¢ One case of Hemmed Huck Towcls—Sale Price each .. 12 1-2¢ Other remarkable values in Huck and Turkish Towels— Sale Pr.ces 4C¢, 33¢c, 29c and ... 22c TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS 58-inch Bleached Table Dam- ask, assorted patterns, regular p 79c—Sale Price a yard .. 10 pieces of 6i-inch, extra heavy qualitq - B eached Tabie Damask, reg.lar price $1.00— Sale Price a yard .....ee.. 10 pieces of 72-inch, extra heavy grade Table Damask, regular price $1.6J—Saie Price a yard ceeeae. $119 50 dozen Hemmed Mercerized Napki:.s—Sale Price each . 25 dozen size 13 i-2 inch Im- por ed Napkins, r:gu.ar price $4.20—Sale Price a dozen ... 25 dozen size 22x22 All Linen Napkins, Irich manufa.ture, re- cently ‘:D.D—Sale Price a doz- . 53¢ 2: dozen, Napkins, ex‘ra five qua.ity, re- cently $15.C0—Sale Pri doz- en . eat Diaper, regular PATTERN CLOTHS 25 Pattorn Claths, pure Irish Linen, size 70x70, recently $10.50—Salo Price $4.95 Size 22x22 Nagkins to match, recentiy $10.50—Sale Price a degant s ox STEE) 25 Pattern Cloths, pure Linen, size 72x72, —Sale Price . 25 dozen size 22x22 Napkins to match, recently $1500 — Sale Price a dozen . $5.95 Irish recently $13.50 EXTRA SPEC!AL! — One case of Hemmad Crocet regular prit:es 1 ‘ el Spreads, $0.25—Sale Price BLANKETS REDUCED One case of Cottin Blankets, gray and wrhite, regular price $1.75—Sale Price a pair ...... 3119 100 pairs of Mixed Wool Blan- . keis Army and Navy ctyle, very s-rvice be, regular vaue $5.60—8ale Pr.ce ... % €0 pairs of Uni'ed £t Navy Al Wocl Blarkets. cial g ay color—at owe t p. yet—Sals Price .......... £0 pairs of All Wool Bia Ike s, T lv.t'ad colo. regular value 2B = Price ...cccmcvenanicecnos.... $695