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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
rISELAND.

Plneland, Texas, Feb. 2O.--Rev. M.
Harris. pastor OF Pinegrove church
was with his people Sunday. Ex-
cellent services throughout the day.
The entertainment al Mrs. p. d.
Barrows, given by the Missionary
Society. Saturday night was sue
cess.
Mr.. Brit Hollis died Monday even
ing. Little George Stewart Is very
III with influenza
Rev. /. B. Ruflan attended the
District Ministerial Council OF G. M
y. church at San Augustine. last
Wednesday. Rev H. Maddox OF
Beaumont was In town Thursday
night. meeting many old friends and
acqnaintances
Miss Minnie Franklin. who Is teach
ing at Sexton. spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Franklin.
Hiss Bertha Cumley left THURSDAY
evening to spend few days with
home folks at East Mayfleld. Miss
Johnnie Lee Hodges returned from
Lake Charles. La. Tuesday, where
he has had medical treatment.
Mrs. o. Mcbride was called 10 The
bed side Of her sick mother in Sar
Augustine
Miss Mary Armstrong Of Jasper Il
Visiting her sister, Mrs. G. H. Har'
rison.
Miss Dora Moore is on the sIci
list.
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas, eb. &c Sgt. /. l..
Moody left last Saturday for ~emple
where he will engage "a the Under
taking business.
The Chamber OF Commerce extend
ed an invitation to the Colored citi-
gems OF Paris last Sunday to hear
speakers on the good roads bond Is.
sue. The Colored people are invited
TO attend another meeting on Sun
day. Feb 23rd at b. M. sharp.
At the evening services at St.
Paul Baptist church last Sunday.
Ben Clements given up to be one
Of the staunchest sinners Of Paris
capitulated and hit the sawdust trail.
A valentine masquerade party was
entertained at the home Of Mics AL
via Folsha last Friday night.
The Negro kssancenlent League
viii celebrate the home coming Of
the soldier boys on Sunday after
neon. Feb. 2Srd at the Buford theater.
The meeting will be held at $3.50
o'clock and an excellent program
las been arranged for the occasion.
All the colored people OF the city
should Join In this celebration.
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sAX ANeELO

San Angelo. Texas, re, TO- so.ac
me want 10 know why the agent Of
tbs EXPRESS or the writer OF this
article had busSness atten ling court
last week. am OF the opinion that
Il news wrc should know as much
about tho proceedings OF the court
as that u religious gathering
Some time In the near future Will
sire the readers the benefit OF my
attending court last week. Rec j.
! ,. natkey. P. G.. Of NJ e. CT rich
closed the two weeks series OF meet
ing II the Wesley Chapel N. e
church last week with goc1 results
Mrs. Eiile Simon and daughter will
d. part oh the 17th for their future
home IN Omaha. Neb. She was q
consistent reader OF the Express. Rev.
j NJ Johnson P. G. OF st. Paul A.
n p church Is preparing for bic
sEaing drive for Christian Educa-
tion Mr. q H. Coivin chef of pri-
vnte car No. y99 OF lie Texas MID
land has been in ths city for ono
month ana Is expecting 70 be here
for 80 dfys longer He Is enjoying
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Prof. b. H. Graham. the Deputy
of the American Woodmen states
that the Paris Camp numbers over
two hundred members, and that he
will make it FIVE hundred before a
year has passed Any how Prof.
Graham is hustler
Rev. F. T.. church has been
OF the A. NJ T.. church has been
elected to pastor the Mt Calvary
Baptist church.
The Literary Society of St. Paul
church hold very interesting exer-
cises every Thursday night.
Mt Calvary Baptist church was a
blaze Sunday. Rev. +. e. Mooney,
pastor Is bringing things to pass.
He is proving himself race man
as well as gospel preacher. The
church is taking on new life.
Have you heard this man OF God,
there is a royal welcome awaiting
you at Mt. Calvary, each Sunday.
The Rev. MONEYS motto is: Let
us Make Democracy Safe for Paris
Texas"
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DR.. q. w. WHITE.
Dentist

Crown ana brluge Work a specially
Teeth extracted with care. Best ma.
terial used. work guaranteed. Office
hours: s:UV a. n TO 1900 m; 1880
p. m. to 500 p. m.: Sunday by ap.
pointment. Phones: Office. M. 1881;
residence M. 2453. Office location In
the New Pythian Tempe, suite 216.
Dallas, Texas.
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DR.. GEORGE LYTLE, Veterinarian.
day and night. Office 1874 Willow st.,
cor. Hill. from 6 to a. m, or Peo-
pies Undertaken Co.. a. IN to 8 p. m.
Guarantees cure in lockjaw and other
serious diseases Of Horses. Cattle and
animals GENERALLY. Answers calls.
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WHARTON.


Wharton, Texas, Feb. 20. The rllr-
posed bond issue for the schools Of
the Independent District Of the clsy
Of Wharton and especially the im-
proving Of the white school of the
district will be laid before the Col
bred people BY Prof W. ]. McCann
In mass meeting Tuesday night
because we too will be called on ia
vote In this matter. AS usual we
always help to carry these issues and
or COURSE we will help carry this
one. But OF this proposed $500, 000)
one hundred thousand dollars we
need at lease twenty-five thousand to
Improve our school conditions too as
we have the poorest building and
grounds Of any town in Texas We
mean to look our school board and
our school superintendent in the
face and tell them that we must have
a statement from these honorable
gentlemen as to what we will get
out Of our colored children.
The inclement weather did not
stop the trustee rally at ST. James
A. M. r. church We Witnessed one
of the greatest sermons that we
have heard IN many days by Rev.
Mcneil After the sermon the con-
ductors OF the various trains were
called to make their reports: The
FIRST conductor 10 report was Bro.
Jno. Barrett he had on his train
twenty members and he repCited
$3.50. The next, report was Bro.
s. II. Henry. who reported $44.50.
Bro. I.awer Graves was the next to
report. he reported $3.50. Bro. Draw
ley was the last 70 report, his train
was running late and had not come
when we adjolned But we ran an
extra a head Of his and $3.50 was
reported. The following men paid
5000: Bros. Jas. Valentine. s. H.
Henry. Lawer Graves. Prof e. M
Taylor. Rev. Ferguson. the pastor
paid Eve. Calvin Green. Thoinns, II
Taylor, Lewis Morgan. John Bar
rett, Robert Shields. The following
Sisters paid $500: Marc T.. Hodge
Lee Jenkins, Isbella Graves, r.. A
Ferguson. Mile Taylor. Flora
Johnson and Lula Barrett NJ. John
son. others gave from one to three
dollars we're: Jennie Green, Emma
Balfour. D. Lang, A. Gilmore. He
lena Jenkins. Feeble James Total
collection wasl s15l.0O.
Mr.. Porter Guess and family mot.
ored In from Boon's bend. Sunday
and spent the evening with relatives
Mrs. Willie Schultz has come home
to stay. Mr.. Woodie Mccain Is
back from Camp Travis. He Will
VIII start to work on his fathers
home soon
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DR.. J. n. DoDD, Physician and Sur
geon. Blood Sputum and Urine ex-
amined. 1904 Williams. near Henry.
Phone 1923. North Belt. South Belt
and Hickory cars. Hours: 8 to II q.
~: 2 to 8 p. M: z to . D. m.
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GROEsBECK.

ct@esbeck. Texas. Feb. 20. sun
da, school was a high day spiritually
IN the city Mr.. Sandy Blocker Sr
has been seriously IN for the past
week Mrs Lille Mee Jackson has
hex. confined to her bed with fever
for several days. Little Miss Bonnie
Mae Pinkard Is improving at this
writjnpI Mr.. Bob CANDLES OF Mar
lin Visited his wife and son OF Groes-
beck. Sunday
On account OF hleh winA&. The
Blackshear high school fal cd to
match basket ball with Mexin Fri
day Lart Monday there were sew
"a a prominent Colored men in town
frLm all over the country, who came
to set on the Jury and we feel that
fds 10 one step toward ". mark.
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R. WORTHINGTON

Manufacturer of piano and auto
mobile polish for high class goods
guaranteed. expert piano tuner and
flnisher. Good pianos for sale at all
times. Long distance and local
phone Haskell All. answered with
promptness. Dallas. Texas. All long
distance calls at my expense. 4-6-4t
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DIR. R. t. HAMILTON. Physician
and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian
Temple; residence 1903 Thomas Ave.
Phones: Office, Main 1144; residence
H. 4027; Office hours: 10 a. m. to
10 M; 3 to p. M; TO $3.50 p. m.
Dallas, Texas.
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TEXAS TOWNS
/ pleasant stay.

Matte Lee Lott, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Lott arrived home
Monday afternoon from Kansas City.
Mo, to see her mother. who was
seriously ILL.,, the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE OF KNIT
 UNDERWEAR
For Women and Children

WoMEN's FINE RIBBED COTTON UNION SUITS, low neck, sleeveless, tight knee, in regular and extra sizes. value 75c-Sale price 55c. WoMEN's COTTON AND LislE UNION SUITS, low neck, sleeve less, lace knee. sizes 36 and 3s, value 79c-Sa1e price 59c.
 WoMEN's COTTON UNION SUITS, low neck, sleeveless, knee length, value 5sc-SaIe price 42c. WoMEN's JERSEY kfBeec COT. TON VESTS, Law neck, sleeveless, value 20c--Sale price fze. WOMEN'e FINE RIBBED COTTON VESTS, low neck. sleeveless value 29c-Sa1e price 19c. WoMENS MERCEHlZED EiSlE VESTS, low Teck, short sleeves and sleeveless, value 45c and 5ec-Sale price 37Ezc.
 WoM EMS LACE TRIMMED AND TIGHT KNEE PANTS, extra sizes. value 59c-SaIe price 3ee. INFANTS NE-HALF WOo oI BANDS, value 56c-Sa1e, price 3se
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which will be combined with the preaching service at ' o'clock. At the Baptist church, Rev, NJ. D.
 Fuller's morning subject to the jun
 iors will be Come. stand on My
 shoulder, and to the seniors The Dearnley will lead the Christian En- deavor meeting ,at 6.15. The current Il tpoic talk before the evening sermon is on American Fights in France. The ' sermon theme is to be The Power of
 Choice.
 Mrs J. F. Pace has as her guests Mrs. George Hilton and daughter Olive from South Hadley Falls. Mass, and Mrs. Paul Watson and daughter
 Mary and Eva from Pawtucket. R. I.
 Mrs. \. l.. Hobart of New York is a guest of her sister. Mrs. g. R. Waters.
 Mrs. Reginald Potts gave e mls- -cellaneous shower party at her home
 Thursday night in honor of Miss
 Edith Potts, who received a number
 Of gifts. including linen, cut glaas, silver and a toilet set, Games were played and lunch served by the host | ess. 54 Six extra passenger trains are to be
 run through Jewett City to Putnam
 Jewett City going north at 12.5Q. 2.50 and 9.2S p. m. Going south, 2.S0. AIS and 11.23 ?. m. These trains are the short trains which run from New London to Norwich daily. It is possi- bie that they may be run some of the time next week also. if tl-S trolley
 strike continues.
 At tho funeral of Mrs. Ellen T.
 Walsh Of Bristol which was largely attended Wednesday at St. JOsepha
 church there. solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. F. J. Muster, with Rev. Joseph Spielmann | of Jewett City, deacon, and Rev. J. P.
 Perreault, sub-deacOn. formerly oi Veluntown.
 Anthony Napoleon FisIds, IT.. died Friday afternoon. after a long illness He is the son of Hattie Marran and Walter Fields and was born in Jewstt | City Jan. g. 1902. He was mem 1 bcr of the Methodist church and of the mems class. He is survived by his mother and two sisters. MiH8es I Nellie and Hattie Fields.
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ing services with sermons by the pas tor morning and evening. Sunday school at noon.
 Christian Science service is. held on mans Club room. sos Main street. Subject of lesson sermon, Life.
 Beginning Sunday. June 2T. Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter of the First Bap- tist church will be out of town on his annual vacation and the pulpit will be supplied by ministers from the surrounding towns. The schedule of visiting preachers is as follows: July 27, Rev. James T. Edwards of Daniel son; Aug. 5 and 10. Rev. G. c. S. Mac Kay of Putnare Aug: II, Rev. H. Douglas Pierce Of Marlborough, Mass: Aug. 24. Rev. M. n. Plumb of Proyi- dence. Prayer meeting leaders for the vacation period are: July 24. J. c. Robinson: July 31. Miss Inez Brown; Aug. ', Miss Ada Bowen; Aug. If, Wright; Aug. q. True Blue Circle Night. Mrs. F.. ". Ellison: Aug. 2S, Christian Endeavor night, Clyde Lar kin.
 Brief Mention.
 Miss Albertine Gagnon of Holyoke, Mass, is visiting relatives in town. George F. Smith of New Haven was a visitor here Friday.
 Miss May E. Davidson left Friday to spend some time at Eastford.
 A special train of eleven cars pase- ed through here Friday afternoon on the Central Vermont railway. bound north. It was made up of mariRes bound from the submarine base to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
 Harry Kelley. who has been over seas of fourteen months with the To3rd U s. Ambulance train has been discharged and will resume his old duties with Engine Co. No. on Aug.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
DRAPERlES AND
 CURTAINS

36-iNCH WIDE HEAVY CHE TONNES, regular 55c quality-Sale 2 price 39c yard. ss-iNcH WIDE EEPe cRETcaNEs. a yard. ONE LOT OF LACE scaiM and MUSLIN CUETAt4x, zi& and 2A yards long. white and ecru. regular $2-75 and $500 quaIity-Sale price $2.19 pair.
 ODD PAIRS OF LACE CURTAINS in white and ivory, SPECIALLY PRicED To cLosE OUT.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
.yEWETTc CITY

Rev. Albert Donneirs morning sub ject Sunday at the Congregational church will be Antioch. the City of Beginnings.' Miss Mabel Wilcox leads the Christian Endeavor meeting at 2 o'clock.
 Rev. ]. 6. AiArieh's topic at the morning service at the Methodist church is to be UntroubIed Heart. The official. board will meet H the. close of this service. Miss Louie Pace will lead .he Epworth League meeting,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE or LAcEs
 AND NClEVEAR

A special lot of LAWN AND GAM BRIG EMBzoiDE HfES to inches 7 wide value 15c to z5c-Sale prfces ice and 1ee yard
 1 F'gss scHEFs p A6a H b6sLIEs ass spsosally m ay 1 priced during the aAIe, S<,-. E5 CHIFFON AUTO VEJLs 1h xtf4 yards. .vzfns s1.zs- Sale price ssc. WoMEN,s stEckWEAa irf the ress ! : est styles eo1zfsting Of CcIlars. ! Stocks, -vestees and sCfeznisettes. 5. made of Net. Chiffon, Crepe and ! Lawn. gs -eSssgsYsssl
 25c quality-=Saies prfee 7Se
 soc qualitF-Safes price 3ee , .. $1.08 quafity-SAIe price 74c
 $1.5e quaiity sale nfice $4.fs
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CLEARANCE OF HOSIERY

WoMEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE, E value 2oc-Sale price f5e pair. WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE. light weight, value 2sc-Saie price
 23c a pair. sl4g.4 e-- WoMEN'S LISLE HOSE, black and colors, value ssc-Ssie price, 26c a pair.
 WOMEN'S BuRsoN HOSE, trunk
 top, value 45c-Safe price 35c a pair. WOMEN'S MOCK SEAM SILK
 HOSE, black and colors, value $1 .39l Sale price $1.fo a pair MISsES' FINE RIBBED WHITE 2 LtSLE HOSE. seconds, in Soc quail ty-Sa1e price 25c pair. CHfLDREN'S BLACK RlHB Q
 price 25e pair. ., INFANTS FINE RIBBED, WHITE
 LISLE HOSE, value 25c-Sale price
 12Lze pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE OF
 TOWEL 1NC

ALL LINEN GLAss rowELiNG, 1s- inch wide-sale price 3se a yard. UNION GLASS TcWELfAG-Sale price 19c a yard BLEkCHED CRASH-Sale price s 12ae, f7e, 1ee and 2te yard 16- INCH NHEAVY B EACH E Q CRASH-Special 2oc a yard. BROWN CRASH-Sale prices fse, 2fe
 and 26c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE or SMALL
 NOTIONS

WfI 6-ECHD SPOOL
 cOTToN-Saie price s for z5e- CROCHET COTTON
 Saie price 7c a spool.
 DRAINING COTTON,
 large spool-Sale, price foe fec- DRAGON STOOL COTTON, black and
 wh.te-Sa1e price 2 spcoix fer 5c- ALL SILK TAFFETA SEAM BIND
 ING, black and white-Sale price aSe.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE. OF COTTONS

ss-INcH WIDE BROWN sHEETiNG
 Sale prices 25c and 3oc yard.
 4o- INCH WIDE HEAVY BROWN
 SHEETING-Sale price 34e a yard. st-INcH BROWN sHEETtNG- Sale
 price 75c a yard. si BROWN SHIFTING REMNANTS, s.
 inch wide-Sale price f5e a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

36-lNCH WIDE FINE BlEAcHED sHEETiNG-Saie prices 2fc and 2se a yard. .. IA .... 42-INcti WIDE sLEAcHEp SHEET 1NG-Sale prices Ne and 44e yard. 5-iMcH WIDE BLEACHE6 SHEET
 ING1SafE price f5c a yard.
 81 INCH WIDE HEAVY BlEAcHED
 SHEErfMG-Sa1e prices Tee and S3c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

THIS IS THE CLOSING WEEK OF OUR JULY CLEARANCE AND IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY TAX EN ADVANTAGE OF THE LOW PRICES COME TODAYl AND SATURDAY. 9t
 THE SAVINGS ARE WORTH WHILE AND PAR PECULIARLY ATTRACTIVE ON ACCOUNT OF TTIEl CLOSING OUT OF ODD LOTS AND BROKEN SIZES.1 A GOOD TIME TO SAVE ON YOUR VACATION NEEDS.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

Australian coal exporters are msEing A strong bid for the Philippine mar ket They are offering their product at a much lower price than the Ja- panese dealers, who have heretotore held the monopoly in this commodlt3,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE OF WHITE
 GOODS

prices 33e, 42e and 4ee a yard. 3o- INCH WIDE WHITE PLfSsE, suitable for summer undergarmeTits Sale price 36e yard. ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, in 1e-yard cuts-Sale prices $2.z5, $2.5o, $3.z5 and $3.69 cut.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE OF TOWEL s

BLEAcHEp Huck ToWELs-sale
 prices 14e, Pic and 3se each. PART LINEN HUcK ToWELS-Sale
 prices csc and 7ec.
 ALI LfMENs GUEST TOWELS Sale
 price 4esssach. .s,,5. ss,i <. s e7s'sss: ,sss. ALL, LINEN iUck TOWERS, 1sxss
 Sale price $1.19. RLEAcHED TURKISH TOWELS
 Sale prices e19c, 25o and 39c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
SMALL SIZE RUGS
CLEARANCE OF CARPETS

|27-INcH WIDE TAPESTRY CAR PETS, worth $1.1o-Sale price e5e yard. tot 27-INcH WIDE VELVET CARPET, better quality worth. $1.6s - Sale price $1.49 yard. 27-INcH WIDE BRUssELLs CAR PET, worth s1.89-Sale price $f6e.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE OFKITCHEN-
 WARE AND FURNISHINGS

HEAVY TIN WASH BOILERS, cop per bottom, size s-Sale price $2.ss. HEAVY COPPER WASH BOILERS, size s-Sale price $4.19. HEAVY COPPER WASH BOILERS, size e-SaIe price $4.49. FuLL-sIzE GLASS WASH BOARDS Sale price 59c- DEER SAD IRONS, full nickel finish, in a set, value s2.25-Sale price s1.ss.
 coHY DUsTLEss DUST CLOTHS, value z5c- Sale price Q 17c.
 Sale price 25c. 16-kRM BEAUTY DRYER, value SI-0e-Sa1e price 79c. OLD DUTCH cLEANsER-sale price cans for 23c. u. s. MAIL soAP-Sale price 6 cakes for 25c- PEARL soAP-Sale price cakes for EXTRA FINE QUALITY FLOOR
 size-Sale price 39c
 siz@Sale price 65c NICKEL PLATED ALL COPPER TEA KETTLES
 Size s-sa!e price $1.s5
 Size e-Sale price $11e APIECE STOCK PATTERN DEG DRAFTED DINNER SET-Sale price I.95 a set WHITE CUPS AND sAUcERS, value s2-75-Sale price $1.75 a dozen GLASS WATER SETS, consisting of Pitcher and s Glasses. value S2.5O- Sale nrire S1 .69. GLAsG VASES, BASKETS, BON DISHES, FRUITS AND JwLS, light hand cutting
 -cs 39c each YELLL. HIKING BOWLS, in a se1-Sale price 49c a set. STONE BUTTER CROOKS with covers
 1 gallon sizeSale price 3oe 2 gallon size-Sale price 45c
 gallon sizeSale price e7e
 gallon size-Sale price 92c
 gallon size-Sale price S1.o5
 gallon size-Sale price $12o NO. UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOP PERS-Sa1e price $1-98. NO. UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOP PERsSale price SPAS. s-QUART SIZE WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS, value $500. Sale price $3.4s. CROQUET SETS, value S1.5O-Sale price $1-29. cROQUET SETS, value s2.o0-Sa1e price S1.6e. cRooUET SETS, value s2.5o-sale price $2-1s. cRooUET SETS, value ss.Oo-saIe price s2.49.
 NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES AND OVENS- 1-Burner Oil StovesSale price
 s4-75-
 z-Burrer Oil Stoxes-Sale price
 &075.
 3-Burner High oil stoves-Saie
 price ef3.75.
 s-Burner oil Stove-Sale price
 $79-75.
 4-Burner OH Stove-Sa1e price
 Sz350.
 1-Burner Oven-sale price $4.3e. 2-Bmner Oven-Sale price $s.25. 5-piece Aluminium Sauce Pan Sets,
 size 1, 2, 3-quart-Sale price
 $f.3e a set; 2. 3. 4-quart-Sale
 price $1.e9 a set
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
WASH FABRICS

WASH FABRICS BEST QUALITY APRON eiNGHAM Sale price 23e yard DRESS GINGHAMS, CHECKS AND sTRIPES-Sale price Bic a yard. sz-INcH WIDE GINGHAM PLAIDs AND STRIPES-Sale price 35c a yard
 CRANBERRY, good sturdy quality Sale price Bic a yard. ss-INcH WIDE PERcALEs, a wide choice of pretty stripes in light or dark patterns-Sale price 29c yard
 ONE LOT OF KINDERGARTEN CLOTH, suitable for children's gar ments-Sale price 35c yard. BEST QUALITY GALATEA - Sale price 35c a yard ONE LOT OF BENCH WIDE VERY FINE QUALITY .GINGHAM in stripes and checks. special Soc yard
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

UT Sf7E-E IS]
 AND CASES FULL SIZE sEAMEb BED sHEETsl Sale price $1.fo. GOOD SIZE SEAMED BED SHEETS Sale price S1.39. sfxeo BED SHEETSsale prices $1.753 and $2.oo.
 .36x45- INCH PILLOW cAsEs-sale price 29e each. = S.s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

SUMMER M KS 36-INcH WIDE SILK PoPLIN, a good line of colors-Sale price 98e a yard.
 27-INCH WIDE SILK MULL-Salea price 35c. 36-INcH WIDE SILK MuLL-Saie price 44c. s N 36-INCH WIDE cREPE-pE- CHINE, in eolors-Sale prices 55c and 69c a yard.
 4o-INcH WIDE CREPE DECLINE, all coIors-Sale price S1.6s yard. 36- INCH WIDE MESSAliNE. in a, wide choice of colors. including black-Sale price $1.75 a yard. ae-INcH WIDE TUB SILK, neat striped patterns-Sale prices SIPS, $1.45 and S1.55 a yard. One lot of WINpHAM SILK REM NANTS-Special $1.75 a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

What is Gcine On Tonight. Francis s. Long Pest G. A. R. meets in G. A. R. hall. corner of Main and High streets, . s-s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
CLEARANCE OF GRASS

30x6o- INCH JAP. GRASS RUGS-Sal.
 price $1.4e. s< '4E..Sl'[i = s - 36x72- N cH LEAP. sGf7ASs RUGS
 Sale price $z.1e. i ,s{-> S.i...-s.g 2 = 8xfo FOOT JARs. GRASS RUGS, worti
 s1z.5O- -Sale price $1e.ss. ,,
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CLEARANCE OF !, MATTRESSES

FULL SIZE CANE CONSERVATION
 price $4o.6sl ;s.!ss S's1 ALL COTTON MATrREss, worth
 s1s.50-Sale price $13.9e.
 SILK FLOSS MATTREsS,, worth s27!sp,sale Hrice $z2As. sE
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
Sunday Notices.

First Baptist church, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter will deliver his last ser- mon before going on vacation at the morning service. Church school at noon and community service with special pr rogramme by the boys and girls in the vestry at in the even
 St Paul's Episcopal church, Rev
 Walter F. Borchert. Owing to repairs made to the church there will be but enc service at the church at 10 o'clock. Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. C. Harley Smith. There will be preach-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

The H.. x. G w. WasInhurn Silk company of South Coventry have en- larged their local plant on Valley street so that it will occupy the entire building instead of merely the second floor as formerly. At present there are twelve hands employed at he io- cal plant which is engaged in what is known as silk throwing. Waiter J. Costello, who was for many years with the 4. G. Turner company and later with the Brainard & Armstrong company in New London, is in charge of the plant.