Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 27, 1922, Page 8

FOR ONE DAY ONLY ' EXACTLY 29 COATS IN THIS OFFERING — SPORT, MOTOR AND SCHOOL COATS, IN HEAVY PLAID BACK MATERIAL, SIZES 16 TO 42 — 'robm YOU MAY : CHOOSE AT $16.5¢. REGULAR PRICES $25.00 AND $29.50. Rmmm e o o diibee soi [ St 2l AR g e THIS OFFERING IS FOR ONE DAY ONLY. g . S S B SRR I e ; PR Women's Poiret Twill Dresses Tatntaf so ik bonde g4 Heh(£Eads 006 . HOWTOHAVEAF!'I‘! i - NOTICE Poiret Twill Dresses are in high favor this season. odep 3 : ey ciathe | Yin chon ahd thira e assortment is most comprehensive, comprising' Women’s 3 ; and Misses’ Models, at $12.50 to $45.00 — thebeflaer grades at $39.50 to $45.00, being all man-tailored. Sizes: ANNUAL TOWN mfl;. mumvm-.mmm-«cud- yard are hereby JUST FOLLOW THE CROWD TO '!'HE E warned to meet in ! ; R K OSTON_STORE Town Tall o e Lot Disaie 2 ot ‘statements” iroads 3 Bolitical altuatlon, s £ Sondas mb'zm.eh et Te :e : = are 36 to 46. Many of these same models are being sold §|heavy 1ostes Zhlt o the fonchit o sint Pyemch-T- 130,18 oo - % unti) 3 b. T, for the purpse of elscting, at ln'gber pn‘ce‘ elsewhere. ! o x qxl'ihu, (hapho—flbvlku 8's, Bo-|§ - Board of Relief. Selectmen. Assessors, Auduon Grand Jurors, Collu: of ; Warm Garments fOl‘ the “Kiddiés” : % FRTH 4 ;mflmmummama up hetter: 23 OUR FALL SALE OF MEN'S than ralls or industrials. . et conie to one.and-a hall pOILts e 5'p. m., st the Town Hall, in Heavy Weight Outing Flannel Gowns and One- e L TAILORED-TO-MEASURE fniake aciizn on the Topomes f cxe St. Louls and Officers, and to do u‘ other ' business piece Pajamas, sizes 6 to 14 years — extra good | reliling | Mountatn, River and Guls 4's, Norfal 2 proper to come up at t e el R RS gl wine m‘::g:g::n;g‘;;:}f; zul SUITS AND f 33 50 ey ng«g 7 e nding fives, Inter- % s b v 4 Sal One-plece S}v:f‘l::nf: Garments, sizes 3, 4 and 5 § | i BT OVERCOATS or & W. L AL extra good 2 TR C el “Pa . e L own Cleek. Children’s Bath Robes of Beaver Blankets, smes\z ; 3 ties ; rétongive vas T Aveille Extra Trousers sg 00 T b cona. "?.;’.‘u'z?‘" at $1.98 to $3.50—sizes 6 to 14 at $2.98 to $4. and Caotads Tatastmial oa. Tox- i > = Children’s Four-pxece Sweater Sets—at $7.. 50 and Children’s Serge and Wool Jersey Dresses, sizes R years—at $5.98 ,Pae frat, dn?c Aned Lw‘oh.pnm;,:‘- o~ gs totalling more than $20,- put out oday by local syn |B - - CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK ¥ ) : 'r%e Jargest of these an issue of . i A 2 £ > 000" first "and refunding mortgage We per cent: bonds of the Pennsylvania 3 - ; ANNUAL TOWN MEETING 6880 > tand Power Light company, was oves The. shi 7 i hi ith thi Th Vot T of ¢ % & e short, thick ones—the tall, skinny ones—the ones with the e Legal ers of the Town !4- ! FALL OPENING DAYS IN ose. - o o SEiteaanet s Sookn e omened sloping shoulders—the broad-shouldersd athletes, and the office hanon, are hereby warned to'mest fn the i 0T 80 s v "5 1-2 per cent. men - with the rounding shoulders and worried looks — THEY' October nd, 1925, at 9 oclock 4. ., FLOOR COVERINGS { Jer| . Total sales (par. valis) were §12,463, ARE ALL HAVING FITS AT THE“BOSTON STORE MEN'S gast thelr vote on ballot for all those town and school officers whose election SHOP. occars at the Annual Town Meeting. > % i at & T‘M . go ofterings included: $2,- It is now in progress, to continue for ten days — our ; ! i To hear and act upon the reports of t ‘ : 3 % e 3 o A cont? ,,ou{eé‘; ‘ipnifih’:fl"ss)::: There are going to be at least a couple of hundred of lucky guys A5 o Towie ofl":"'m"l:mt’ s Annual Fall Opening in Floor/Coverings—Rugs, Car- 2 g : i Asld Farms company, offsrel at psr: $6, in this burg this week. They're goina to select a pattern from A it manner b b . & ’ appear 0,000 Bavén per. cent. if-year sinkin . h £ iti d Ov i d ways and bridges in sald town skall be pets, Linoleums, Etc. In accordatice with our usual | §|sny serious concern:ovér near ‘east ae- convertible gold hates of -the Booth B bundisd ot ""‘"h'm aupcl Suitines and Elvepcoy ey ey Zepalred for the ensuing year, % 3 “j| velopments. - Steriing. yelded siightly in [‘Figheries company, -cffersd at 92 1-2 o each one is going to have a suit or an overcoat, or both, ma To make the necessary arrangements custom we are offering a number of special values for | }|#esponse ta anotner offsting of ljield more than 7.35 per ceat.; §1,445,000 to his measure—made right—after any style he wishes—and {0 levy o tax' to defray all expenses and Fall b 1 B . e . | commerctal’ bilii “against Beven per cent. sinking ‘fund gold boncs " when it is done it is going to please him. I it isn't right in any g b Ry et moubenl Opening Days. Be sure and visit our Third Floor : : s Stk asla pa bt o, o way he dossr’t_have to take . To" determine whéther the town wiil - . . . ined. 4 i to &) | this week during Fall Opening Days. i ; ‘3:—- e Fiekt Wby el Anrouncement was also.made of the gale Pk A LT AT ‘comm! f ) i - by the ity ot Ponce, B. ., ¢ $1,375,000 JOIN THE CROWD AND ORDER e s e i -n.. fgm s AW . ;‘x exél:vt serial flwmve; czn:d !dmng; > YOURS TODAY Also toe'fo any o(herldbudne!- proper 0. ‘an el synadiza rade . S to act upon at sald meeting. 'WEEK-END SPECIALS T BE e e Loy g ® 108.48. At b 3 < KARI F. BISHO! z : L et ot S T o Enkr et By An expert takes vour measure. The garment is made up in a WAL 6 10 Hised In Our Down Stairs Departmemc b A be Cuamue I | il aeias ton year model tailoring plant, where four hindred tailors work on noth- E G PavsON. ‘Allfed. fitea) BTV TR erage maturity. : ing but made to/ measure clothing—and The Boston Store guar- ! septara o Pt In the face of an advancing market we offer the following | 2= Jie ke % T © antees the fit of the garment. i special values in our Wash Goods and Domestic Depart- Py ; - v B @and Lo Hits 5 : > 9996 100,00 Get ’B Y NO I ICE OF b » 9 ¥ ON SALE BEGINNING TODAY Hide & L % .8 Lib ot 45 10054, 10030 10038 5 Lib 3a l‘A IDO 10 ¢ BS 92 . 100,02 7S Lib 4th 4% 100. 100.18 100.20 Victory . (%x 100.62' 100.84 » 100.28 - 100.26 flnd cents per $100 ANNUAL TOWXN MEETING R} 25th, 1922 AR Legal Vmeu in Town Meeting Ax the Town of Hampton are hereby warn. €d 1o meet in the Town Hall, in said ]4 1-2; closing bid 4; offersd at 4 1-2;|on their aunt, Mrs. Mary Stoddard La- | Town on Mor;dlywOB‘tober 2nd, 13.".' ar ast loan 4; call loans against eccepte thzm, who will nine o'clock in the forencon, and unmtil ances 4. = g o "m;‘:; ;fi;‘f,:fi”&g two o'clock in the afternoon, to attend WASH GOODS SPECIALS 500 yards of Colored Outing Flannel — also ay in October. : to the following business,, viz ‘| §| Beth Steer (B 5. } failing health. white in short lpngths 5 ’O 10 )ards — reg- B:m Pt ;f ) 5 : ) ;;w".h u;“r EX . CoTTON i Mrs. ph‘?flu A'g Tohrison: wite ot Tiena] o :’1:.:;1«:: Town Officers for the em~ O P 5 ; ota! ars In cen unt fo) jte ular value 17c—Special price a yard Brook Rdp” Tr 24% cents D of New. York, ~Stpt. 26.—Spot cotton | tenant Johnson of the Marine corps, left .......... Batte. Gon 2 B frency: 500 yards of Apron Gingham, standard count and weight, in all the staplf‘ checks, regular value 17c—Special price a yard............. 12Y5c 1000 yards of Percales, good count and weight, in a good assortment of styles—Special prlce a yard 14c 27-inch Bates’ Seersucker Ginghams in short lengths, 10 to 20 yards, good 2 ssoument of pat- terns—Special price a wrd i Special Four-Day Sale of BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES qum, middling 21. oo Saturday morming in her car with her Talvlv.n &fi‘&%’"&%’é‘s’ifi.&‘ (_s:n‘nmm:‘ four children for Fort Willams,N. H. | 11 To seo if the Town Will vote to where they will visit Mrs. Johnson's par- lay a tax of three mills or imore on the GALES rl:I{; cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Levisom: for some |dollar for the support of the echools in 3 days. Mrs. Johnson and children are|said Town ‘mnhal;fi;wnle‘hflymogn:‘::;?{t::\! | leaving the Ferry where they have re-| 1V. To raise money by taxation or of her prother-in-law and sister, Mr. an dl!lded several years to foin Lieutenant [otherwise to defray the expenses of the Johnson in Haiti, In Oetober. Town for the ensuing year. Charles H.. Chapman, supetintendent| V. To determine }f the Town will of the Waterbury division of the Con- ::lgg{::e ‘lh: felm:::fl :vd':r;v' eon d t y XDED. of ‘own necticut Company trolley lines, and Mrs. | g4y 07 ‘ruised from other sources. Chapman, while on an_ automobSs tour | “30¢ 3F s o covering Worcester, Springfield and Cape | 4 G racen 0V 0 foF repairing highwaye VIL - To provide for suitable \m.uun boards for the display of ofiicial Town notices. i Mrs. Blllings T. Avery, at their home in Ledyard. Mrs. William Patterson of New Lon- don, with her brother, Henry Ander- sou, of Oakland, Cal, visited Mrs. Eliza D. Meynard, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine. Postmaster D. R. Povey returned on Saturday evening from a two weeks’ va- vation spent on Cape Cod and Yicinity. Cod and returning to their home in Ches- hire, Conn.,, motored to the Submarine Base, and spent Thursday night at the home of Mr. Chapman’s cousins, Mr. VIIL To see if the Town will vote to and Mrs, C. C. Colver. discontinue the following pleces of road, Miss Dorothy Wulf, a graduate of{to : led King 2 ‘onnectic: - a) The so-cail G [l ticnt college, who spends her sum i ;m) g it A road Vellidm J- Wsignt of Catumet, Cape Cod, son of Rev. G. H. Wright, a form- - pastor’ of : the M E. church of the mers at the cottage of her father, Her- mexm, ""J This Week Only — Lk i Wela . (3% 18K 6% | Cht bt 2 .m,um,,, il go 1§ & visitor here, amiving Sat-|man A Wulf, {s taking a ocourse im|t0 (o Egstlord Town ipe. e o2 - ¢ rdanelles crisis ane ‘threat- | urday. Dhysical education at the Central Y. |, (), That portion of the so-called Ced- 100 Gray Amy Blanke{i Specml Dnce Tl sl m 5 i - 33 | ened tfa p of vesssls on thHe Great; In. ths Methodist Episcopal f“g_"”‘ W. C. A, in New York. ?Lefl"?fiflyfifis‘fdm“&a"f"w'“‘m“ 100 sizé 72 x 84 Plaid W OOl’mD Blankets RSSOfled ot o § ‘Dakes' Jed to ‘higher prices today for | Sunday morning, H. D. Barrows of N5l Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Colver and children | weight, westerly to m. casterly line of color ct 1 lue $3.0 S 1 Ble 12 1% - 12 .. fwheat, corn and oats. The market clos- | London occupied the pulpit In the ab-{,n3 Mr and Mrs. John Harold, with |the location of N. Y., N. H. and H. R. B. TS, actual value 0—Special price. ... $1.98 2 Mbtor { 14% [ed-unsettled at 1-4 to'1 1-2c net gain [Sence of Rev. W. D. Woodward, who is|Mrs Marie Catheart and granddanghter, | CO, : 50 size 68 x 80 Gray Biankets, wool mlxed with 3 3 39 ;- 85 - bwith Decémber 1.04 3-8 {6 1.04 13 and |on hls vacatlon at the Palisades, New |miljo Ricuss. with guest, of the Sub- | () A Diece of coud running southery < ( 5. S2% | May. 1,08 3-8 to 1.08 1-3; corn finished | York. Mr. Barrows spoke on Palesiine, | parine Page, in their respective cars, Lflm. BV a8 to e Hiaty Mch- pink and blue borders, “ctudl value $6 00— at 3 * 9% |83 ¢0 '3 380 up ana oats unchanged to e B o e e (o i |made two parties that motored to ; Special price 3 Car, 8%, 22 , higher. _ In provisions. -the | theme, 'l‘herf_‘hm ems- “J -hn*;P-," :n- pringfield falr Saturday. L] (a) A piece of road running easterly Sp L R R G e e SR T e ..., $498 nots X 3 2 same s yesterday’s to eirfl‘:'én“f:t mEie) mfl‘gw"aflduct-";,_f“ Miss Ethel Woodward Joined her fath- from alaze at the Worden Hinie to the 25 size 66 x 80 ALL WOOL Phid Blankets, pink, L ositieheri) i ot Galiles was sung by Mre. Dudley C. | 7, Re%, T, D, Woodward Thursday at® known ad < gray, blue and tan effects—very special price a pair $7.98 J| i Huiona™ . s Er A b R R Iy S 41 C: y X 35 size 70 x 80 White Wool Blankets, very fine foc et - ‘ ; Iipe, tovlc was, Tsing 2y Bible Me|the village, “entered tho-employ of ¢ “?’,‘,&'bmmw':“le‘é“‘mhy road west of quality, actual value $10.50—Special price a pair $7.98 J|nt Mer; T ; ‘_,2‘;",,“‘ s ,,,,“*’,,,,"c:‘,',‘?‘,,’&,l,{‘; pecial readinge und o Guet was tung by | G71°0 1708 Works vecentiy, : ‘“!;,,., e Comantic g, ren- , -h- from the northwest, especlally Win- | 3cs. Monett Lavgscnsais Miss” /Clertralls | . o o neople] iatid thair: owe, !msuma- Ry . Mrs. Nelson Parker entertalned a party | O%1Y When they have nothing else to do. of eleven young girls on her daughter, Drak Pe(:y Parker's eighth birthday, Satur- place, and running westerly w the road Comfortables At Saving Prices 5 cases of size 72'x 78 Cotton Filled Comfortables, day efternoon. Outdoor games were s e ‘l’l‘u‘::e‘ T o silkoline covering in neat figured designs, in various : . New astrength,” however, developed. tn '::'3':: “The Thts s “:Edm:“;e vleas- [ moimcing. norih. ot 1 Koo briaze m; colorings, very soft, fluffy and warm, regular value M B Tt ket durinE e e o | e Natalle K. Gibhs entertained st LR e cen 1t the Tomn o 20ts 16 $4.50—Special price ...l oot $208 0 D o oo |iained on the coming Tty In il |mer Tharsday, 20 Waller M. Bick bt R S B doted sk top and. Sikoine back. widh Dnch s e s, (e S T b e b el Jesy g borders, neat designs, regular value $5.00—Special 4 _delay the movement of the | has been a guest of the family for the | past weal. 4 would ine 4 T wcgmmma'r iz crop and woul reass 5 * price $3.98 : 55 : ulf of Moxico || Mre. g""""" e ok e 3 Sclectmen. voecsanserenuias e se's o sins st o ee ohe g . 4.4t eastern United Stafes ports. i . ';";u: . mg“_fl and] LEGAL NOTICE Sept.27d 3 cases of size 72 x 78 Cotton Filled Comfortables, i ; ) Sy aarket axpbriers aud east- : A ) i m #ht; daughter, Mrs. Charles B. Hoyt. also figured silk top and figured silkoline back, plain I i R I | e 2D “'.".L::"“‘"‘m S i, Mits. Dudley C, Perking, Ml DITORNS, : namipered by the lake Frast re. | Friday morming to visit Mrs. Joseph | AFTSPAL SN MNLTING AT A COURT OF FROBATE WELD nainsock borders—Special price .............. $4.98 K} a5 e it | Doris airaced some. noties'ao, On ihe | Carpenter St Tort Point Mrs White. || Tne Legal Voters of the Town of Cole |at Monivilie, within and for Uy District 2 cases sizes 72 x 78 Dotted Silk Comfortables, both ki il | buyers of vats refussy w‘m et S R e o e R R R e T e e 8 5 o b in Providénce, some time ¥ s 5 sides ahke, in three color&—rose Copenhagefi and - insta : o gust._ will return there after stopping ! Gotober snd, 1932, to vote by ballot for | Present—DAN D. HOME, J vdge. -installments, a8 .a: suft g1 5 . ety an Assessor, o Board of Selectmen, a{, Lasats of Willlam L. Webatcr. late of 3 n 2 | agal he h of h 1 d aunt, N lle, in said Distriot. deceased. lavender—Special price ..................... $7.98 Jilic r o s R s vl 173 o e von A Mayaard ih An: | 12, Colloctor, ana il offer fown oficer | MoRiull 1n Sg Difeiet deceases 2 cases sizes 72 x 78 All Wool Filled Comfortables, o : : 07, 105% to be voted for at said meeting y R.. L, before leaving for her "Tu delerml e by hatlot sehethe | e creditars of said deceased 1o bring in : ) R it tho firat of October. |or the To e Sy vab by tado .h‘;n“,? Hieic claima gainat said esta :;:h:.‘ "ax figured silk tops, with plain borders to match dom- = will & e MR K L Y an apd Mrs. WEtTar AT TR OPmpiiiae Sall 3 Buckingham, of the village, were the |the Town, the text boooks and other {10 (hat effect, a copy of this order, on the signpost nearest to ihe plaee '&‘m from' the towm of Ledyard :cfhmé r‘xnnomlea used in the public schools e republican. congressional conven- | * Polls open from: §:30.a. m. until 3 p. m, | ST Town. wad by pubiishing the same inant color—plain back to match border—regular i value $10.00—Special price ................. $7.98:} | ; e 3 : : g u,l,,‘ ‘: ;Xfi”m"‘a"‘if manur:?ym o 3.15! iTo lay 'r::n“ to de(ny the - ex- EETEEE;,“:,:W .:"’.";hafi.::':: pee- > : ; : | (ST 8 e maionct Tarpa A s HE o A S vl s b S AL, FIONGE, Suills our More Days of the Special Sale of| ||| <252 e i i el Chinaware and Housewares | A0 s §f‘“““ e | SOTIOE AT Uadions of sua o There are four more days of the Special Sale of Cllm&- { ol : 0| & g oes the s aeeounte, -, 70 0 Sy other busince svope 10 be | o 0TI il otz “lo "t ware, Glassware and Houseware, now in progress in 882 : 3 : i B crastng Tt TRy | st Coenn, Sescmber 260, g “m’“‘“‘:w“& ol v A v - s i 20 | for Aflmz(c City, to spend some days. |ggsa > our Buemcnt Department. Every housewife should : -8 ¥, r 0 o pat Missen Holone Walf and Lavinia Scar- going order. e b v DANIEL w DARROW.,. E > I 1i necticut llege, were week . “SMAUREL McDONALD, vmtthudepnrtmgntthuweekandtakeadvmhgcoi | : A Zhe o vi-’i;'.f.‘é:"zgm.&fi\.;m‘zm_u_ o 15t Belectma: MRS. MAY ‘WEBSTER. money-saving values that we are offering. ! ol ; ey A R Coliep. Al Bleb s s 1ok Selsiathan AR S oT WA e e ottheFerrynmtw‘ 3 Rataps p& '"‘"