Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 7

_NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 19 e R e & 4 and y would Hmit the debate to twenty min- . P degision probably. will be withheld until = - & gt G, s = h T s = - after the return hers late in' the weelk VO g S ; L o e I %S ¥ 1 Bu s e o g B &Y af Chairman Fordney of- the ways and = . = - ‘means &ommmu. ‘who: will have charge of the ®IH on 3 The the floor. 7 next rules suspension today in the house will' be Monday, March 20, the, ~— " |STARTS TOMORROW (FRIDAY), MARCH 10th, AT 9 A . would not be considered before ‘the week beginning March: 20, sThere was spme discussion during tha day @s to President Harding's -attitude sppimesi ) The Insurance Companies have paid the loss--it’s up to you to feoewiizny get the gain-The merchandise is divided into three classes-- Saek e TR some of the merchandise slightly damaged by fire--some have gone through smoke and water--others not injured at all--but regardless, a!l must go at tremendous bar- ""1{;'33.33,‘1&‘55:’";?1‘;1@ of Oregon, a gain prices. I——Afiam_! imfim IM'WI il | D TO DEALERS | =y " 75 MEN'S AND Lad’es Suits “ YOUNG MEN'S RSAL EXCHANGE vepublican member PLAIN AND FUR-TRIMMED, made of ths following s U l Ts materials—TRICOTINE, VELOUR, POIRET TWILL Regular $20.00 to $35.00 Values TWO LOTS , ‘ and the NEW TWEEDS. Regular $29.75 Regular $49.50 [ $9. 95 = $8.98 I 3498 PRICE PRICE GAR l:l)tx‘jl\ ARE H?;‘( ACED s BY ’l’l.l\'\'l‘}", HOSPITALS . OVERGOATS & A fine Tailored Overcoat, regularly sold L ad’e s % Ga&f@ from $25.00 to $40.00 — $1095 MUST GO’AT .2 507, < Strictly all-wool, well tailored Over- | MEN’S | These Coats are either plain or fur-trimmzd, and are divided in coats, lat‘;zt ;!:Iy:le, reAg¥]u $16 95 Regular $25.00 Regular $35.0 g . . Gl g $85.00 Men’s Sheepskin | Men’s Mackinaws $5 80 $i@u@@ T Strictly Al-Wool, latest ( style plaids, h:zavy goods, A regular $10.50 value — regular $10.50 to $15.00— Regular $45.00 $’5 00 Regular 5500 $2@s0fi | FIRE SALE PRICE FIRE SALE PRICE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SFRING COATS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE. I “s 34.95 HELD IN #2700 BAIL FOR i PASSING WORTHLESS CHEC KS | 250 Ladies’ Dresses TRICOTINES — POIRET TWILLS — CAN- TON CREPES — JERSEYS — GEORGETTES -— SATINS — CHARMEUSE AND LACE REGULAR .$19.50 TO $35.00 VALUES sic $4f-98 PRICE EACH 600 Men’s Dress SHIRTS These Shirts are made of the finest materials and are regular $1.50 to $4.50 shirts — LADIES’ EVENING GOWNS ° SILK VOILES AND ORGANDIES . - -$1.98 each FORMEL GOV. SMITH TO STICK WITIH TRUCKING COR RECEIVER FOR THE STANDARD SIIPBUILDING CORPORATION 175 DRESSES OF FINEST QUALITIES— Regular $39.50 Values iR g SAFE IN A TEN-WATCHMEN BUILDING WAS BURGLARIZED - 2-PIECE JERSEY DRESSES Bramley’s | v e $3.95 March 8.—Burglary of a | anty Trust buflding, | night watchmen, was | [ olice today. a diamond merchant, ragismen tgok his | S8 s apart Monday night | |8 a quantity of gems, Wwas not announced. DRESSES ] Py == |E& Regular $5.50 S KIRTS Get o e Rl Canse tie ([ 5295 | fomrRESAE TR $1.50 Kt NECKWEAR 1 All th: l,atest; colors A regular 75c value Pai f i $1.50 Georgette 19¢ 29¢ a Garment 8c a Pair taking tonics, or trying to patch up a ' WAISTS 4 E?’;&f 5“&3%%&%’% _v Regular $v5£& :o $12.50 Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ' HUNDREI?S OF ITEMS IN BOTH GUR LADIES' AND MEN'S FIRE F DERAR'IMENTS — AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS TO YOU — s $1.98 | comEanpsave, “THE EAGLE CLOTHING C UNDERWEAR pociERY E NN _\RU .'1, COLLARS 3 For e s OMPANY