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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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ieinenl bieiige1 9ein geitorben. @aro
bat fait iein gauges 2eben in Der Staot
Ne1p Dorf perbra@ Sein eriter
Sebrer NOR 8enrp g. 8rolpn, nit
Delben1 51ian1nten CT sic beriibmte
&eiteritatne 8aibingtons am Union
@5quare bergeitelt bat. l1nter anoe=
ren befannteren @erfen BON ibm be-
finDen iih oie 1enfmdler Sberibans.
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sDie Statlten oes Glgers unb 5bafe-.
ipeares i'm geem PORTER Central &arf.
9ie leste 5dopfung 0es 8iinitlers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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&aiier Jran5 Soiepb fat oem 8ul-
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Dem @onarden in tSpfia iein 8ilo in
2ebensgr0Be, auf melGen1 er Sen i1n
perliebenen 8ulgariiben 0roen tragt.
Das 8tl0 mar bon einen1 eigenb411=
oigen S@reiben begleitet in meldem
&aiier 5ran5 SSoiepb Sem &onig 6eroi-
nano na6tragli6 leinen p6r1njtetl
0anf fir oen ain %. September 1908
in 8uoapeit abgeitatteten 8eiu9 iagt,
lpel6er Ser @orldufer Ser am Z. OF
tober 1908 proflamirten Slnnerion
8osniens unto Ser &er5egomina mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

beiben lno sic grmablung 0es 9errl1
9oeb ais Ma9folger oes @onper=
neurs Sugbes bon Seem Dorf empfob-
len. &err &ooiepelt ion ii6 au6 el1t.
i6ie6en erflart baben, fem Nmt mie-
ser an3unebn1en nno er mill et0giltiJ
ais Yripatmunn fernerbin leben. gtitbt
einmal Mill er als 9eadfolger Ser
8l1uoes-5enators gbanueeD 90. &C.
pelp pcn Seem Sort fanbi0iren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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8ei6lub gefaBt, Serrn &ooiepelt, mel.
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rnng ertlpreden miro. 0ie 8eiid=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
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Bon elmer berbeeren0en 1euers,
brl1nit lit 0as Dorf 9al5ig inn &egie-
rungsbe5irf &oblen5 beirngeiud1
moroen Sn oem am &bein gelegener
beliebten &urort entltan0 na6tli6er
8etle Elm 8ran0, ser bei oen Dor
berri6el1oen beftigen @in0e nit ret
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ais Die Jeuerpebren BON benadbar=
ten Orten ein trafeh fonnten Sic
90ldn1nnnidafteE Ser sluSbreituna
Der iSlN,nmer ginbalt tbun. 3ablrei-
DIE @ebau0e itno Bis auf Sen @run>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Grifer 5 5beil.
Anlrrikatrrr
l1nh Eurnpiirr,
Meoc oes britilden 8otidafters Sa-
mes 8rpcc. 9eanofratie in Der
oltcu ,,no nemen QSelt. NQge=
meincs sSntereiie an ben Dffentli6en
Mngelegenbeiten.
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&un las 8 itD, M0., 2. Wtai.
@or 0em bieligen r&nife ans Sort
Club" bielt ser britiibe 8otidafter
Salnes 8rpce cine &e0e, in luel6er er
einen gergleib 5tpilde,l ben politi-
lhen @erbaltnilien in ben europdi<
iben 2dnoern ln6 in sen Geretnig=
ten 5taaten 5og. Seine 5tellnng als
9ot!hafter, 10 fl:hrte ser 9feontr aus,
perlage es ibn1, iib iiber 0ie amerita=
i nilden @erbdltniiie fritii6 gu auBerll
cher er molle ieinen 3l1b0rern Elm
! gilo bon Sen entipredenoen Gerbalt=
: niiien ieiner @eitnatb geben. 9ort ga=
be es feline Gorge Tim Oas &orpora=
..ions1peien Sic @elebe ieien pra5i-
le u1ro nie1nan0 perl16e Tie gu l1mge-
ben. Gie gilenbabnen itiinoen unter
Ger unmittelbaren Mnfliht 0es @an-
oelSminiiteril1ms. GS gdbe lpeoer
5rults nod 9Honopole sort. DaS
groBte Eroblen, oas in oen el1ropat-
lhen. 2dnoern nod 5l1 l0len heibe,
lei cine &erbeiierlng in. Ben 8e5te=
bulgen 5lpilden Dem &apttal un0 Sen
s(rbeitern lno oas Mufftnben zines
Diittels 5ur 8eiiegln1g bon streifen.
Sn oieler &i6tung babe Canada
lebr bemerfel1smertbe Tortl6ritte ge=
mudt unb feline oiesbe5iigliden &C.
lsbe peroienten sic 9lufmerfialnfeit Ser
slmerifaner in bobem @raoe
slu6 Sic 'Sduierigfeiten, 0en ri6=
tigen Dfann fir oas rihtige Mlnt 81
finoer, i1sien in europa nibt 10 grob
ols bier5ulun0e England uno 6ranf-
reid m1ren beilpielsmeile 2dn0er,
, pelde ebenio oentofratild maren uie
: sic Gereinigten Staaten, in ntanber
9e5iebung pielleidt logar nod oeu1o-
tratiiber, l1no oo6 miiroen in bei0en
nl1r perbalt1riBmdBig menige 9eante
ummittelbar 0urd, 0ns @plf ge1pablt
gs piiroe pieQei6t praftiiber iein,
lnenn Sic sln1erifaner ni6t 10 piele
Ramen auf ibren 8abl5etteln bdtten.
Tie slufmerfiamfeit miir0e ii6 Damn
nehr altf Sic ein5elnen ri6ten, lpab=
reno oos &olf ieBt oft gar ni6t Sic
Yerl0nliGfeiten oerer femme, 0ie es
ludhlte Gin GROCER Ibeil Ser gr='
1,e1lnltngen fonnte getrolt Ser grefu=
/ the iiberlaien 1peroen. Gr babe nit
groBem Sntereiie Sic Hrilnarlpabl-
! geiete Ser perimieoenen Stoaten itlt=
aiert; gang 5ufrieoenltellen0 .i6eine
aber feins BON i6nen gu leil1. Griutar-
lpab!geiebe maren pobl gut, aber Sic
@auptlabe blieb' INNER oas Snte=
reiie Ser Burger an Sen Dffentli6el1
slngelegenbeiten. Ser ein5elne 8iir=
ger miiiic lelblt leine Shultern ge-
gen bas 3ao oes Staatsmagens ltert=
men ltn0 nit i6ieben belfen. Ser &ee:
ner ldlpB ieine 'slusfiibrunge,r oa=
init, es freue ibn gu beobahten, 0ab
oos aQger11eir1e Snterelie an 0e111
lpas I'M 51aate 11nb I'M 9all0e Dor
1id gebe jett in 0eu @ereinigten
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oem ariege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
aleine Srtid)aft ourd Stnrm 5erit0rt.
1ppefa. Sons 2. Mai.

2 0 p e ia, Ha11s., 2. W111.
9ie 400 ginpobner 5dblenoe Ort=
idoft Ylpnol,tb, 6 Ofeilen iii0meit=
lid bon gmporia> aons., gelegen,
mur0e in Ser Sonntag 9eadt 6ur6 Ell
men fur6tbaren 5ornaoo ga115lib
5erlt0rt. Sbgletd Sic Srtldaft an Ser
Santa 5e-giiel1babn liegt, ii11o bisber
nod feline tpeiteren Nabri@ten iiber
6as l1ngliif eingetroffen, ,oa alle Sc
lepbon. uno 5elearapbenordbte pom
Sturme 5erriBen iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
5beo. @ooiepelt fein &anbibat.
SO q aihirut I ON. @ mni

ssSn 8riefen, Die ser Gr-Brait6ent
Gbeooore &ooiepelt an Ben Hraiioer1-
ten 5aft geidrieben baben ion, tpiro,
pie 8u11oes Senator 9foot 1no Mn1.
2oel IT,, bebaupten, oie Monliniitru-
tion oes Serrn Saft DoQitdnoig glltge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
$750,000 9f,,t,bul5- -isener.
g utt e, Mont., 3. Deai.

9 & e, Wont., 3. W1ai.
9eadri6ten, mel6e bier eintrafen,
helagen, Oab bas geiarnnte @ol5loger
Ser Sumbir0 2unber So. in 5ana
Hoint. ssoabo, rurb 6euer 5eritort
mor0en 1T. Oie Jlammen beoroben 81,
Srtlbaften EenoeraD l1no &ootenai.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Sheets, Pillow Cases And Bed Spreads

Hemmed Sheets, 54xsO-SaIe price 55c. Hemmed Sheets-54x90 Sale price 55c; S1x90, Sale price 44c.
 Hemmed Sheets-63x90, Sale price COG; S1x90, Sale price 63c.
 Hemmed Sheets-72x9O, Sale price Csc: S1xe0, Sale price 69c. F Hemmed Sheets, 81x99-Sale price soc.
 Very Special-Hemmed Sheets. s1xsO reduced to 44c.
 Pillow Cases, 42x36-SaIa price lie
 Pillow Cases, 45x36-SaIe price He
 Pillow Cases, better quality, 42x36- Sale price 14c.
 Pillow Cases. best quality. 45x8s- Sale price Sc.
 Full size Hemmed Bedspreads- Sale prices 69c, 9Sc, $119, $1.39 and $1.S9 each.
 Summer Blankets, 5sc a pair.
 Full size Merino Blankets, white and grey-Sale price s1.89 a pair.
 Straw Tieking-Sale prices Sc and Sc yard.
 Feather Ticking Sale price 121sc. t15c and 17c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Curtains and
 Curtain Materials
at Greatly Reduced Prices.

Nottingham Lace Curtains, reduced to 25c,- 39c. 64c, 84c, $1.25, $1.4S, $1.S9, S2-25 and S2.S9 a pair.
 White Muslin Curtains reduced to 39c. 5Sc. 64c, 75c, SAC, s1.1O. SIPS and $1.48 a pair.
 Cluny and Battenberg Lace Curtains in white and Arab, reduced to SAC, SIPS, sL4S. s1.s9. s2.25, $2.75, s3.25, S3.5O and s3-95.
 Brussels Net Curtains reduced to s6-50 and s7.5o, were $S-5o and $500. Muslin Curtain Material reduced to He, 121sc. 15c and 25c yard.
 silkoline, plain and fancy. reduced to 121zc yard.
 Cretonnes reduced to Sc and 121zc yard.
 Figured Denins reduced to 12kc and 25c a yard.
 Hungarian Cloth reduced to 25c a yard.
 Figured Scrims reduced to 1sc a yard.
 Plain Scrims reduced to 1Sc yard.
 Mission Net white ecru and Arab. reduced to 25c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
JEWETT CITY
Methodist Church curtaiIins Expenses and Janitorship Discontinued-Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Jennings Will Spend Ten Days in Maine.

At a meeting of the trustees and of- ficial board of the Methodist church. called by the pastor, Rev. George D. Stanley. on July IS, the question of curtailing expenses was considered, and a vote taken to discontinue the paid authorship of A. J. Tinker who for nine years has served the church at a salary of $50 a year. and substi- tuted the volunteer services of the la- dies of the society, who have agreed to do the sweeping and cleaning of the church. The work of the janitorship has been assumed by Messrs. George w. Bromley and Peter McArthur, who do the work gratuitously, no others of fering to volunteer. At this meeting A. J. Tinker resigned and passed the keys of the church to Rev. F. M, An thony, treasurer, hoping this would meet the approval of all both spiritual ly and financially.
 Leave Today for Maine.
 .Dr. and Mrs. G. IT. Jennings expect to go to Maine today for ten days. where they will be the guests of Miss Grace Greenwood Mrs. Jennings' sis ter, at her cottage at Point Ripley
 Low water pressure on account of flushing pipes. Fri, 9-12 a. m., 2-4 p. m. adv.
 MT and Mrs. l.. B. Bliss of Spring field are at Mir and Mrs. B. c. Bliss.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Muslin Underwear

Corset Covers. round, high and V 44c. s4c. s1-1e. si-ss and s1.se each.
 Drawers, ruf1e and umbrella, etc Sale prices 2sc, 44c, 6sc. S4c. s1.29. s1-ss and $2-39.
 Combinations. fitted at waist line Sale prices s4e. <f.zs, sI.4s, s1.s9.
 Night Gowns, high. low, square and V neck, long and short sleeves-Sale prices 44c 6ac. SIC, SIPS, S1.6s. s1.ss, 2ss. s2-se. ss-5o. ss.e5 and s4s5.
 White Pete1coats. with ru Q and wide nounce-Hals prices 4sc, 6ec, S4c, SIPS, s1-4s. sl-sf. S2.39, s2.ss. S3.2s, sass, SASS and ss.ss.
 Chemisss, plain or lace and Ham burg trfumed-Sale prices S4c, SIPS, s1ss, t1se-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Sale of CrOckerY Ware

1 gallon size Stone Crock with cover, 25c.
 ? gallon size Stone Crock with cover, 37hc.
 gallon size Stone Crock with cover, soc.
 gallon size Stone Crock with cover. 621ac.
 gallon size Stone Crock with cover, 75c.
 6 gallon size Stone Crock with cover, S74zc-
 gallon Stone Jug, 25c.
 Mason Fruit Jars with cover, soc and roc dozen.
 Glass Fruit Jars, lightning patent top quarts and pints, soc and soc dozen.
 Jelly Plumbers, BOG dozen.
 Fruit Jar Filler, SC each.
 Separate Rings for jars and tumb- lers 10c dozen.
 Separate Covers. 25c dozen. 12 and 15 quart Preserve Kettles. 55c and 69c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Cotton and SheetinqS

36-inch Unbleached Cotton - Sale price Sc yard
 36inch Unbleached Cotton, better uuality-Sale price 719c yard
 4O-inch Unbleached Cotton - Sale price 71sc yard. 40-inch Unbleached Cotton, better quality-Sale price S1zc yard.
 36inch Fruit-of-the-Loom Cotton Sale price Sc yard.
 36inch White Cambric-Sale price 10c yard.
 S1-inch good quality Brown Sheet ing-Sale price 22c yard. 90inch good quality Brown Sheet ing-Sale price 25c yard.
 s1-inch better quality Brown Sheet ing. soc yard.
 90-inch best quality Brown Sheet ing, 32c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
FOUND COW DEAD. Rifle Bullet Pierced Artery in Anil nal Belonging to w. D. Snediker of Chaplin.

Wanted to know who went hunting woodchucks Tuesday in Chaplin-Wal- ter D. Snediker. If Mir Snediker can find out who was abroad Tuesday in quest of 'chucks he says that he will make it particularly warm for that party As he was walking around his farm in the Center Tuesday he dis covered pools of blood in a pasture and traced the gory spots to a clump of bushes where he found one of his cows dead. The animal was one of his fine miIch herd. A rifle ball had pierced an artery and passed com pIetely through the cows stomach. MT. Snediker is of the opinion that the offending hunter must have been "a ther poor man at his craft.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Dress Skirts

Dress Skirts in Panama, mohair, poplin. melrose, French serge, voile, silks and uOveIties-Sale price s2ss S2-e5. s5-s5. s7-s5, s1o.95 and s12.95.
 Extra sizes in Panama only-Sale prices s4Ss. S5-95.
 Misses Skirts in Panama serge and novelties. all in the latest styles. us -uslIy sS-0o-Sale price s3.95.
 Colored Duck Skirts. regular size. ssc-
 Colored Duck Skirts. extra size, SI3e.
 White Linon SBdrts-Sale prices 9sc. S14s and sLs9
 White Ramie Skirts Sale prices S2-0o- S2-5o and s2-es
 Linen Skirts in white and natura l coior-Sale prices sS.50 and s3ss
 Extra sizes. s1se. s2.oo, s35O and SS.Ss.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Mems Furnishings

This is the last week of this great czt in prices in our Mems Furnishings. There are many good bargains yet waiting for you.
 Mems Working Shirts in Khaki, Madras sstteen, black and colors, plain and fancy. with collar, regular soc quality-Sale price 36c each-
 Plain Satteen Shirts, with or with out cuffs. extra sizes, regular sSc- Closing price 36c-
 The Giant and Popular Shirts for Men and Boys. stiff bosom, detachable cuffs. regular 59c-Closing out price ssc-
 Monarch. @Cluett- make. Coat nAirt ssc-
 Eagle make Coat Shirt, with cuffs, regular S1.eG-Closing price 69c.
 Mems UnIaundered White Shirts. regular 75c-Closing out price 36c.
 Mems Outing Flannel Night Shirts 75c ouslity-ClOsing out price 36c.
 Cluett S Peabody Arrow Brand Col lars. 15c quality-Closing out price ec
 Celluloid Collars. 15c quality-Clos- ing out price 10c-
 Tinene Collars. "one dozen in a box 75c quality-ClOsing out price 15c box. NEWS UNDERWEAR Odd Lot
 Men's BaIoriggan Underwear. shirt and drawers. soc ouality-Closing out price z5c-
 Mems Balbriggan Shirt and Draw CTS. 75c Guality-Closing out price 19c.
 Mems Medium Weight Merino Shirt and Drawers. 25c quality-Closing out price 1sc-
 M1nsing's Union Suits, SIPS quality Closing out price 59c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

William H. Van Horn returned to Willimantic Tuesday. having been the guest of friends in town the past week.
 Abraham Elgart was a caller in New Haven Wednesday.
 The annual picnic of the Congre- eational Sunday school will be held at Hayward's lake Friday. The teams will leave the chapel at nine o'clock. The day will be spent in boating, fish ing and other amusements. A lunch will be served at noon.
 Seriously III Following Shocks.
 Hosmer IT. Saunders is seriously i'll al his home on Linwood avenue Mon day morning he complained of being unable to use his left arm and leg to any advantage, but he continued on his milk route. between anh o'clock in the evening he went to his barn to do the milking and his son came fin from the hay field and found him lying on the floor pr. Tynan was summoned at once and pronounced his condition as due from a shock. It is thought that he had a slight shock in the early morning and another struck him while at the barn. MT. Saunders has been a hard work ing man, having had the contract for lighting the borongh street lamps Tor a number of years. Also he has mad a milk route in the village. He IS a member of Wooster lodge F. and A. M. The family have the sympathy of all in their aff1iction.
 Personals and Briefs.
 Harry Elgart was a caller in Nor wich Wednesday,
 Charles R. Baker of Middletown was a visitor here Wednesday.
 Attorney Frank ID. Haynes of Mid dIetown was a guest at the Homestead inn Tuesday.
 The ball game between the Coiches- ters and Millingtons will be played at Ainington a week from Saturday. The team expects to play out of town this week Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Gus Wenke of New York are guests of Mir. and Mrs, Will jam Curgenvin on Upper Broadway for few weeks.
 MT and Mrs. Ray BliVen of Salem were visitors in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Clarence Beebe of Millington was visiting friends in town Wednes- day.
 The usual services will he held in the Baptist church Sunday morning
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
MAIN STREET PAVING.
Many Difficulties Met With as the
 Work Progresses.

The citizens of the city are com mencing to realize that the project of paving Main street is no small task and that it is accompanied with at tendant difficulties that have to be ov- ercome with hard, careful and pains taking work on the part of more than one man.
 The grade of the street has had 10 be established as best it could be io conform to certain portions of inter sectfng streets and passage ewayS. to be cut down and quite a number of manholes and gratings.
 The work of cutting down the pas sageway between the Franklin HaH block and the A. c Andrew Music company's store has been completei The North street job has also been worked on, and the n1anholes lowere1 as well as the gratings changed ani done away with. It is found to Ie necessary that North street at its in tersection with Main street must be gradually cut down a trifle so as to slope into the Main street without 8. thank you marm. and to do this sat . isfactorily North street will have 70 be paved a distance of ten feet or so. This will be a big improvement upon the present condition of the busy c c,r- ner. It is said that the same plan will have to be followed at Bank street. The completed job will, how ever. be enough better to warrant its being done and the citizens of the city will be much better satisfied in the end, it is believed.
 In the Baseball World. n Good. fast baseball in large portions
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Lawn Waists

All beautifully trimmed, open front and back, some with short or long sleeves, high, 1ow.@or Dutch neck-Sale prices S4c, s1.2a, S1.69, $1.S9, $225s S2-sS, $325. $4-25.
 Percale Working Waists, good value at 50c-Sa1e price 44c.
 Variety in Silk Waists, elaborate, yet tasteful; simple, but graceful.
 Black Lawn Waists, satteen, Soies- cite, Japanese taffeta, Messa hne
 Black Nuns Yelling and Colored IaHeta, usually sold from S1.00 to sS.5O -Sale prices S4c to S7.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

and evening, the pastor, Rev. B. p Remington, in charge. Mir. Remington will also preach at Fitchville Baptist church Sunday at 2.3O D. m.
 Abner Hurd of Moodus was a caller here Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Brown of East Hadda m was caller In town Tuesday
 Clarence Brocket of Mantle was a caller in town Tuesday.
 Harry Jennings of Norwich was a caller in town Tuesday. Miss Ethel Tmmons of Cleveland, O., left town Wednesday for Provi- dence, where she will be the guest of friends After few days in Prov idence she will go to Maine and will visit friends there before returning to her home in Cleveland.
 Social Dance.
 There was a free social dance and reception at Cohen's pavilion We'd nesday evening. Kelly's orchestra furnished music. Professor O'Brien Dcalled. A large crowd of summer boarders attended.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Ladies' Linen Collars And Gloves

Ladies Linen Collars, plain. regular 15c quality-Sale price 10c each.
 Ladies Linen Collars, embroidered, regular 25c quality-Sale price 20c.
 12-button length Silk Gloves, white and tan, regular $1.06 quality - Sale price 49c pair.
 2-button length MousqUetere Silk Lis1e Gloves, black and white, regular 15c-Sale price 3sc pair.
 2-cIasp. Milaine Lislef Gloves, all col ors. regular 75c quality-Sale price 3sc pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Cooking Oil Stoves

The New Perfection Oil Stove. guar anteed absolutely free from smoke and odor - Sale price one-burner s475: two burner S6.75; three burner S9.50.
 Florence Blue Flame Oil Stove, two burners-Sale price $3.39.
 Big reductions on all makes of Oii Stoves. including the American, Flor ence, Pilgrim and King Lamp Stove.
 Oven for single burner oil stove, S9c, s1.S5, $1.9S.
 burner, $2.39.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Ribbons

3-inch Taffeta Ribbon, plaids and moire, regular 15c quaIity-Sale price 10c a yard.
 finch Taffeta Ribbon, plain and heavy, all coiors, regular 20c quality Sale price 15c a yard.
 6-inch Taffeta Ribbon, regular 25c quaHty-Sale price 20c a yard
 6-inch Moire Ribbon, regular 29c quality-Sale price 23c a yard
 Fancy Dresden and Plaid Ribbon, and 5-inch wide, all colOrs, regular 29c and 30c-Sale price 2Sc yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Door MatS

30x36 Heavy Brush Cocoa Mat, S2. 5C quality at S1.75.
 17x27 Heavy Brush Cocoa Mat dia- mond center, S1.00 quality at 69c. 13x24 Heavy Brush Cocoa Mat, 65c quality at 42c.
 14x22 Heavy Brush Cocoa Mat, soc quality at 33c-
 Fancy Imported Mats. in colons, $3.OG quality at $2.69.
 22xS6 Rope Mat. s1.S9 quality at $119.
 27x49 Rope Mat. s2.25 quality at s1.se
 2Sx44 Rope Mat. s2.5o quality at St.98.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

Printed Lawn Chalies Sale price 4c yard.
 Apron Ginghams-Sale price Sc, 7c and Sc yard.
 Fast American Prints, light and dark-SaIe price Sc yard.
 Indigo Prints-Sale price Sc yard.
 Silver Grey Prints Sale price 6c yard.
 Colored Lawn Organdies, formerly sold at 121ac to 15c yard-Sale price 71ac yard.
 Best quality Percale, 1 yard wide Sale price He yard