Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 10

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, AT 1922 evening has been post- pmerl indefinitely. It was to be between and Coffey, the latter a Stonington They will have to take an examina- ¢ion by Dr. M. H. Scanlon. The G5th wnnual communicetlon of No. 20, vas Tussday evening Westerly granga No.place Thursday Bl from out of | members of !\umnnsln council, g to hold an un- | BumsteadsWonnSyrup F—— To children an s9 of men of {§ TURE |§ EVER SCREENED—YOU NEVER SAW ANYTHING LIKE IT BEFORE. e A 14th Chapter of “HURRICANE HUTCH’ SUNSHINE COMEDY—PATHE NEWS CONTINUOUS SHOW SATURDAY—CHILDREN 15c §| BRrReeD THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HARY CAREY In the Greatest Western Character Ever Portrayed ““THE FOX” WHETHER YOU PREFER WESTERN'S OR NOT, HERE IS ONE PiC- YOU WILL LIKE! IT IS THE FIRST SUPER-WESTERN COMING ! SIGLER BROTHERS 3 PLAYING | ExcLUSIVELY @ s. F. KEITH'S § VAUDEVILLE TODAY AND bATURDAV—FOuR FINE ACTS GOLD and EDWARDS NOVELTY ENTERTAINERS || TSHERLOCK SISTERS AND CLINTON || Frank Mayo, in COMEDIANS ACKLAND and MAE G WONDERFUL HARMON]STS “Across the Deadline” 1Hi'/5\TPL TODAY AND SATURDAY THE CORNELLA TROUPE SENSATIONAL ACROBATIC NOVELTY ADDED ATTRACTION JAMES McCURDY & CO. In the Clever Comedy Skit ‘STINGY’ BENNETT and CULVER DANCING NOVELTY ACT “TOO WISE WIVES” A CLEVER TALE OF YHE “CLINGING VINE” AND THE “WILD ROSE"” PARAMOUNT PICTURE NEWS WEEKLY—COMEDY CONTINUOUS SATURDAY FROM 1:30 CHILDREN 15¢, SATURDAY MATINEE VAUDEVILLE AT 3:20—6:00 AND 8:20 EXTRA FEATURE Pasquale and Fletcher JAZZ MUSICAL ACT BELL and ROSE COMEDY ENTERTAINERS Monday and Tuesday, January 23-24 ' POPULAR PRICES 25¢ MATINEE DAILY 25¢ and FOR LADIES ONLY and 50c © No Children Admitted 50c NIGHTS—-50¢, 75¢, $1.00 ADD TAX FOR EVERYONE OVER SIXTEEN fan church is to hol 1, Fold everywhere ¥at. C. A. Voorhees, M. D.. Philadelphla VICTOR RECORDS $1.35 RECORDS..... NOW $1.25 85c RECORDS........ NOW 75¢ SIS N I THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP Order Records by Mail. | 24 Franklin Square m evening in the in Caledonian & Hartford.— 1l this (Friday) STONINGTON Boslon /1ore hes ©Gnn i Reid New Year Clearance Sales Quaurry borviduaLTy Sexvce Tre Bastan Storer APPA@JHOP gy Another Shipment of North Shore DRESSES . A Two-Day Sale (Cr While They Last) We place these wonderful Dresses on sale Thursday and Friday. day if you really want some of them. Various styles and ¢ very latest of the Nor for Summer wear. Wr be found, creation: There are a great many of them, and last the two days, but we advise purchasing on we pla”d the firs‘ Iot on sai last week, one prudent woman who knew values bought twelve of them. «You will recognize their value likewise, and appreciate the bringing together such a collection of dresses at these prices. We have all sizes from 16 to 46. $2.95 $3.95 $4. 95 excitement. rubber was ordinary coat, and the cute little attached hood makes a perfect head covering. Navy blue and red are the colonngt, und thesizesqun from 6 t0 14. . The Little Girls Would Like One of These Rain Capes at a Dollar ‘We decided to sell them at this price to create a little R used i in their construc- tion, andthey are WATER-PROOF. Made too, with a generous fulness, so that they may be used over the They Were Built to Sell for $3.50 100 in borough nized. Pretty ed. This club i3 a radio set for use | PRESENTS THE FAMOUS COMEDIENNE CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD IN HER LATEST AND GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS “LET ’ER GO LETTY” * WITH A TYPICAL MOROSCO CAST AND A BIG WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 25th CHORUS OF EROADWAY DANCING BEAUTIES PRICES—ORCHESTRA $2.50—CIRCLE $2.00 BALCONY $2.00, $1.50—GALLERY 50¢ GOVERNMENT AND STATE TAX EXTRA rome on Sum- LEFFINGWELL confined THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE YEAR END CLEARANCE SALE NOW IN FULL SWING COMPLETE LINE OF MEN’S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS’ g 3-5-7 Water Street—Corner Washington Square TR BRI Fine Steer Beef For This Sale FINE CUTS CHUCK LEAN POT HAMBURGER Freshly Ground BEST RIB Cut From Steer Beef BONELESS RIB BEST TOP ROUND Cut From Steer Beef Roast Beef, Ib. 14c Roast Beef Ib lZ‘/zc STEAK, Ib..... 15c Roast Beef, Ib. 25¢ Roast Beef, Ib. 29c Solid Meat; Ready for Oven STEAK, Ib...... 25¢ Clothing, Trousers and Furnishings AT PRICES THAT WILL TEMPT YOU TO BUY! “Always More For Less” THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE Norwich, Conn. his is improving. ou wil WHY ARE THERE SO MANY DIVORCES ? ONE MARRIAGE IN TEN FAILS WHY ??? TAFACT THAT EVERY MARRIED WOMAN, T SOME TIME, THINKS SHE IS UNLOVED——? BATTERY B DANCE TONIGHT—8-12 MUSIC AND SPECIALTIES BY DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND WORCESTER “IT'S A BATTERY B AFFAIR” ALL RIGHTS.RESERVED Middletown.— pr jector was used to entertain; poems were | FRESH PORK LOINS, Ib. 20c! TO ROAST—4 TO 6 LB. AVERAGE FRESH LITTLE PIG SHOULDERS, pound . ... 15¢c|j ARMOUR'’S SUGAR CURED SMCKED SHOULDERS Pound 15¢ SWIFT’S SUGAR CURED b Whole or Half These Hams have all surplus fnt vt skn-vevnired LEAN CUTS NICELY CURED CORNED BEEF Pound 7c NATIVE MILK-FED VEAL— VEAL F’REDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS BUTTER—BUTTER BEST—FRESHEST CREAMERY Glasgo Firemen’s Annual Ball Friday Night, Januray 20th THE MARKET Money . = 1S LOWER, 570 Cannot Buy Socil Hall, e Do Not Pay More lb. Better Butter Music Will Be Furnished By — THE CYCLE CLUB HICAN SELECTED g SUGAR EMGOGS—-—EGGS _DANIEL L. CRANDAYLL, Leader 3 Pounds 25¢ Dozen 31c DANCE BEST Given by P. A. A. C. SWIFT’S SILVERLEAF IN PULASKI HALL Bm S}EOUR PURE LARD ri:?.rcu:f AR R:::I!S‘ZI":A 1-3BbL Sack$igs | 5 Poumds Fe/ I comsmian e COFFEE —_— 222 || CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Pound 25¢ FANCY PACK TENDER, SWEET PEAS, can...... 15¢ DELICIOUS, RIPE Strawberries. . 80c QUART BASKET By Ezra W. Palmer, C. S. B, of Denver, Colorado Member_of the Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston, Mass. IN COMMUNITY HOUSE SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 22, 1922 AT 3:00 O'CLOCK DANCE S;:bmy Night Jan. 21st