Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 2

Today Is Friday the ! 3th DON'T STOP — KEEP GOING Watch Yourself, Also Your Pocketbook THEY ARE COMING BY THE HUNDREDS, FOR . SENSATIONAL SAVINGS THAT HAVE SET NOR- WICH, WILLIMANTIC, DANJELSON, PUTNAM AND WESTERLY PUBLIC TALKING. PRICES MASSACRED R [ WILLIMANTIC | NORWICH BULLETIN e, the et the committee stated | TS cLass LARGEST S[lllfl6 | CIG Tthat its ¢ ation by Svititmanttc Ofice Dwight of 3% @harch Street Telephone 1062 | Brookiyn, . took study 2nd photog: R | vesls many interesting fact A pany wes held Thursday morning |Scitlers mot "henmyurcl used in histories. Fifty co d slides ar = the town builling at whioh the DO- 1 .oj 1, {justrate the lectures. ltee officlals poured. The beverage, hownver, was not toa or amything so m-mw: :::;rd:mov mild, dut was the oonteats of twelve fifty-galion barrels of hard cider and eight hundred bottles of home brew, ssized by the federai and Jocal officers B d at the store of Ar : Main street. The ra vening of December 31, uilian was found gullty PP T R NN RS IN THE WORLD FAMOUS FOR QUALITY | MADE IN NEW ENGLANDS | | LARGEST CIGAR FACTORY | to having whiskey In his pos intent to sell. His arrest c Wednesday, when federal offi his store on Valley street an cfound it locked. A visit to his home o I street dlsclosed about fve g “white mul Chief Killoure awatnst Bm the Uquids | yony complaints recetvedd abov and brought to the pollcs | .. soliing liguor. RI date of probatlon Was|.,jq 4 for ‘twenty-five c \day, January §th, but sction was e o delaye antll Thursday_ 2 Twemy-five Bushels less than the : mflm‘“.l; ‘V’":i‘ he was mow all down with the 0" flwfl’?icggfi fi sh:,n“mon.l bargains are offered th pubfice during this two of the police emptied the cMer and {y . inees He had never heen i sl braw fnin the sewer. J. Deloralne Co. |Lerict",, i R.6.SULLIVAN ESTATE Soven bushels of windfalls, from a SINGLE TREE wnz the re- 3 REE it Ol T e of e W Y ew 'g"' sgme ”‘“‘(‘ SOLE GIWWNERS ARD RFGRS. sult afser :uh; experts had treatod It. The various bilghts that your great sale. Y Whr, Wi T iof\ 1525 ana costs amoun trees are sulsject to Yield to the treatment we adminlster, FEW PRICES MENTIONED 2 dest: it f the wet 3 : expreseca satistaotion when | 1° Pl Ffimn—nflcumufl. A PR Federnl oftigers visited the ctely destroyed. he sluiciig of th smith shop and 8. Congdon, 1 of |Stte Prohibition En- {PUt found no . and Chlet f Po- | nature. At his home th Killourey. | YOU CAN MAKE YOUR ORCHARD PAY = Yeour orohard should pay—If It dossn', an examinatlon by our 1, McCarthy 2, Remington 1, experts will determine the cause and our treatment will remedy it. . Foul baskets, Keefo 11, Cross W2 guaranthe it feree G. B. Gilman. i The Landiubbers defeated the Molly- sddles two ¢ ee games of voiley irst of THOUSANDS OF ARTICLES ON SALE TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION Former Prices SALE PRICES $1.47 LADIES’ WOOL SPORT HOSE. .......... 97cE 59c LADIES’ OUTING FLANNEL BLOOMERS. .. 43c $2.97 LADIES’ ALL-WCOL SWEATERS. ...... §1.83 $1.79 LADIES’ FELT HATS.................. $141 $4.97 LADIES’ HEAVY BATH ROBES........ $2.9073 $1.97 LADIES’ LONG AND SHORT KIMONAS. .. 95¢c $1.97 LADIES’ RUBBER UNFON SUITS. ......... 95c 47c CHILDREN’S OUTING BLOOMERS. . Lundde 14c CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS, All Sizes......... 9c “h ,,,,“{,,, $1.47 LADIES’ CORSETS, Well Boned........... 91c ¢ i Hory 'lv of LADIES' JERSEY SLEEPING GARMENTS BLOOMERS Like Dr. Denton’s White or Pink 11c 19¢ i All Sizes CHILDREN'S HEAVY NIGHT GOWNS UNION SUITS For Ladies~-Outing Flannel T3¢ Embroidered Ribbed—All Sizes 8lc LADIES' COATS LADIES' COATS With Fur Collars Were Were $15.97 and $19.97 $29.97 and $33.97 { It costs you nethiag to h-v. our repressentatives examins your trecs. Why not write us today? And at least you need our catalogue. ADDRESS DEPT. ORCHARD | i i The Millane Tree Expert Co. 158 MAIN ST. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. cvening ome of thy son at N h or- | Federal author! Anng Wood | Arthur McQuil D. A The | street to & sh Mrs. John M. Gag- [sloner Ea an, with Miss Kath- ng during her ab- k in this city ith G. B or for the , of No. 116 Mans- ing with her brother- - and Mrs. Wil JEWE The name of E. . TT CITY M G «s omitted Dr. Jackson, Dr. Strickland NAP-A- FOR PAINLESS EXTRACTION AND§|yp FILLING. DENTAL X-RAY ECIALISTS A.M. TOBSP. M | within an | cooled off 20 Griswold are eon- as tiey are being | iil's passing is a | Alling Building Phone 44 d_Brown | ce Rol l DENTISTS | TER! at low cost, from|" and used furniturs, | thing for the home. WARD BROTHERS Phone 632-3 # Jackson Strest, Willimantic, Conn. Officer Lov ail day put- d Thursday ; able work n on ac- an trolley cars were 3“] late Wednesday afternoon and evenin ¢ of the storm. have been ¥ ol S i gl I ) extra expense by W s N W s 5 huson Memorial hospital will be held i “‘]' nort : No 10'00 hd 1 '00 - T ithe bk Monday aftern t been the general be- Kilicurey Bros. i siekre 3 z e wanda & Sons have sbout com- | ¢ versonal e Fasn O. SELL FOR LES FUNERAL D'RECTO,RS s third § power plant in Btaffordville | ven was that | L] h EMBAU:IVE‘::'& . { and lighting and power at | _“‘x :,uvmlnnlllid; 86 Union St illimantic, Conn. | actory. ess quantity Norwidl, pie . Phone 25¢ iLady Assistant) tha. Coslby. 5 Stores—] Willimantic, Putnam, Westerly and Danielson LEBANON JAY M. SHEPARD Succeeding Filmore & Shepard and elec- held Fri- Funera] Director & Embalmer |, Bonney ... .- 38 o gy in the home of Lioyd Frirk for & 50-62 NORTH ST ‘IQI|LL]MAN""Cl 2 Thompson 108 Lady Assistant Tel. Connection | X = surer reporte Rainey .... 108 < BRIEF STATE NEWS Hartford.—At & m Pollowine HE VAN t tmed .,3,'”\ vou \,A\ NT 7 petition wa = b v asking i am The Bulletin baskets, Keefo 5, Jackson 1 7 McCluggage Webster - R. Robertson , D A . Brown Phillips 3oston car- | F of the board of reiief by the select fg caused by the Ei 534 502 : down il blew Norfolk. —Tw("\‘e and fo I SgEL. © xr;’mk Tce company's & azt'e!ig i Nathan Allisen of ariffvilie. Conn., | Hill and other large .ce}"" . bz’lpc& v\é the superintendent of state roads, was rearly fliled n 24/ fours tandard |} Feoent guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Co et Lead, LaGri For T 3 % o Our idea of a smart haby i= one that r70pe av W0 4 day morning w:’nhlpl at 1; o;:(ock. does its sleeping during the night. ; Zi ' Rev. Mr. CoMins’ subject i to be Stew- n 3 Days Gensrations |} American Jow- nishe present ardship. B. Y. P. U. at 7.30 o'clock, led = = 12 o served. by Elsie Beard. Tople, God in Our PO 18 b Lijes G B: 1638 ;m UICKEST to take olset—the safest and Hill's Cascars Bremide Quinino Yablets are ,E AL Leffingwoll Brothers began harvesting| | moet dependable romedy fer Head- plestant to take and swre tonct. Mobadof |% ice Tuesday. It 7 between nime and ten| | achen, Calds ard La. Grippe. ter offcts. No “head sisen.” 8 95— 311 inches thiok alil Rover be withoat Hill's C. 8. Q. Tablots. Safeguard every member of the forsily | 125 Several of the Lefinzwell young veople Have them boady—prsvent ilats by taking againat winter complaiats. Demand red box jg t 99 103 97 enjoyed skating on Miner's ice pond at {hem 2 the frst ign of » Celd or Headoche. bearing My. HI's portreif and signature IE x 1 ‘ ¢ Grea: Plaia the fist of the week ) 1 21 1 -i V. Amburn of gwell an 48 Bengalies 0 Conss PATIDN - B LeMingwell of East Great 63 years ogo oo . A niL sl DEEOR ‘3 AT 1 0 | iain sl & danes ot Mo satie | Qad] Bor%en CAMPBELL’S MILLS mude a food . - usf ‘babies. Farmers in this vicinity are filiing thelr icohouses with 12-inch ice. is food is - Mrs. Isle Nichols of Willimantio vis- ited lagt week with her parents in this place. 3 Thomas Brown and family attended BUTW ingsle 8 i1 1 23| the D. A. R. soclal in the town hall at Pachaug Saturday evening. EAGLE BRAND B R — | Harry Matson is working st Dawley's S ‘;,\Wm'fll near Providenos, ‘: I I l i m f ® | The Wylie school term opened last —— week Tuesday. During the fall term In- SATURDAY SPECIAL |#EsE=iE | Williams were neither absent nor t.irdy.’ { Mrs. B. S. Hall has gone to Packer to HELLO WINTER! - Just returned from Northern Vermont, where we saw some snow and ice; we don’t v . know whether the cold whether is responsible for the snow and ice, or whether the Lcwer Prlces on snow and ice is responsible for the cold weather; but they are both there in goodly % Heating Stoves nard lef. where h. Canterbury visit- k Williams, of this MURRAY’S BOSTON ST Willimantic, Conne Tarmers are G Baker of Somerville, SATURDAY SPECIAL lPadmgeGOYeutVnummeTaHus.......A... $1.00 1 Package 60 Nuxated Iron Tablets ............ $1.10 Special for Saturday .............. 8¢ GENUINE YEAST NUXATED IRON VITAMINE TABLETS TABLETS contain all thres Vitamines kmown | For centuries Scientists tried in S5 vain to make organic iron. Now you @ Yeast Vitamine, or Fat Soluble may dbtain pure organic iron, like », aiso Soluble b, and Water ¢. in your blood and like the iron in These tablets positively contain no mmh, hn‘;xfls ’:?JJX;;NIE, under P Sorm, end : name ED IRON fi . e "y mure.and an. | Yhich is ready for sbsomption and E i | quantities. Seems everybody up there is wearing fur coats; even the youngest of infants wear bear skins. FUR TAX REMOVED COLD WEATHER HAS JUST STARTED, AND YOU Of course you know that the luxury tax on furs has been removed by the Federal | NEED EXTRA HEAT. government; and we have only four fur coats left on which the new ruling applies IEA Size 46, Brown Coney, 40 inches long, silk lined, was $141.50. ... NOW $ 97.50 TG GPONES DOWN. | Size 38, Black Sealine, Opossum collar and cuffs, was $159.50. ... NOW $100.00 THE JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Size 44, Black Sealine, Skunk collar and cuffs, was $227.50. .. ... NOW $150.00 The J C meoln Co L CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT Size 42, Muskrat Coat, Raccoon collar and cuffs, was $181.50. ... NOW $125.00 R e Tta e Lo 2 B mesenns i e mas? J, B. FULLERTON & CO ; e THE H. C. MURRAY CO. || 5 I 85w v o ™ ki Gon [ fom Telpe 053 A _"er———' assimilation by the bloocd the mom- adulterated. ent it enters the system. £