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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22

and if desire a cook and valet,
need not seek them in marriage.
But where, oh where, can / pur-
chase devotion, such as thine, in all
Babylon!"
GO to, Go to! Ye foolish ones who
seek to appeal to mans eyes, and
to his mind, and to his senses, and to
his heart!
For, 10, his vanity exceedeth all of
these.
And, wherefore shall any man
marry a woman, save for one reason
even. in order to acquire someone
to help him love himself?
Selah
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
oMER TODD MADE ASSISTANT
TO Pennsylvania CHIEF cIERk

The appointment of Omer S. Todd
TO assistant chief clerk to the division
superintendent of the Richmond divi-
sion of the Pennsylvania railroad was
announced Thursday. Mr.. Todd has
worked for the Pennsylvania for about
70 years, our of which were spent in
the trainmaster's office and Is in the
superintendent's office He succeeds
Carl Ringhoff, who recently moved to
st. Louis. No successor to Todd has
yet been announced
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
$35, 900 H. S. Building Plan
For Abinqfon Township

A school building for Arlington
township, Wayne county, to cost
$4,000, is planned and plans of speci-
fications have been prepared by Karl
kenkel, Connersville architect The
building will be a handsome brick,
tile and steel structure, Of one story
height, with a full basement beneath,
thoroughly modern, and equipped with
a manual training room among many
features Of advanced architecture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
Labor VIII Plan For
New Commercial Bod,

Tentative plans to boost the forma-
ton Of a row chamber of commerce,
will be taken up at the monthly meet
ing of the Central Labor Council in
the Eagles hall Thursday night.
Labor heads predict that resolu
tons condemnino the action of Chica-
30 yard men in going contrary to the
AmericaN Federation OF Labor, will
be passed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
Circus Day to Be May S;
Observation-Disclosures Here

Circus day his been set for Wednes-
day. May 5. in Richmond. The Hagen
beck Wallace Circus Will give street
parade and two performances.
The trained animal acts are said TO
contain featS never seen before and
which demonstrates the remarka bic
power of man over beasts. So the
}sddies can now be expected to be
come mighty handy about The house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
RENT PROFiTEER GETS
PER CENT TAX INCREASE

DETROIT, April PA 100 per cent
increase in the assessed valuation of
his property was the penalty imposed
by the city council today on Jacob
Shevitz, owner of a nine-family apart
ment house, who was accused by his
tenants of increasing their rents from
S4250 to $50 a month
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
GETS 5000 FROM BANK.

TOLEDO, Ohio. April PA lone
bandit escaped with $4,000 from a
branch of the Ohio Savings bank and
trust company here this afternoon
He threatened three patrons and an
attendant and rifled the cage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
Mrs. Edith Rogers Has
Succumbed After Operation

Mrs. Edith Rogers. 81 South Tenth
street. died at Reid Memorial Hospital
Thursday following an operation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
ROYCE, HEAD OF COUNTY
CHURCH DRIVE WORK. HERE

w. B. Royce, of indianapolis, dis
srict director of the Interchurch
World movement for Wayne, Frank
lin, Fayette, Rush and Henry coun-
ties, was in Richmond Thursday
He reports that conditions look ia
1orable in his district for starting the
great financial drive on Sunday or
Hionday, April 25 or 20 Word re-
eeived by him from his headquarters
Indicate gratifying results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22

If there be wrong to redress, the
courts are open. If the courts fail to
do their duty they can be impeached
and removed from high office
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
ROAD SOCIETY,"

Easrv Palmer attended t-e aH-.l1 o1 the Plant e- .- Hrs..n
 Mir. and Ele .of .,E-1 York spent tl- week end e. a. c. zeE- fits.
 Mrs s. E Williams ze.-- C-7. 5r-t tlrs week as t. guest. -E. --asf1 Hewitt at Hre- lft Wheeler or Mystic were at @ paui
 Dr. J. F. Moves r- T-1. .-r- Ez-.ci his rarelts Sunday
 Rev 9rr1 1lr5 - n.- -ei their summer home. .ar-a- traII-I I--1.l.s
 Nrs. E'u elm. r rH rr 1 son. Judge I.H'l- -t..4. 1g 6le. Mass.
 WiUam tHr=s or Er-. g5f'e.o1 was a rrr-nt --= + Rev. t 7AE r-- -F 0.r-. ..rut- -eCl- | C. Dutt1u. formerly rf t|.-a-lE win cc- cupy the uu -.e - 1lr. and Airs. el-ra--s shay ard f------ | ily of Ns" London a- t1-acs 1 Frink's Sunday 1lr. and -r rr and | daughter Lo--r.l tg nrc 1dn- ! day.
 ! Miss Natalie Hazard. who ree tei1 fll | for several weeks. Is c7ar-5esous.
 AI.a church paf'grs Tuesday and drr .w-a l served Mrs John s-1 E Charles ] W. Vaughn and faa=t.r. 1Irs. Gilbert Is. Raymond. Of Norwich Herl - The funeral Cf ". Stanton Cares was | largely attended Monday many coming l from New York. -.-. Ge vas n | business for a nuuHar of -- 'yirs- | Gates was formerly Miss Ann a5rri1I \ Denison.
 1Ir. and Mrs. Charles ,-evr-'-2 of | Mystic spent Sunday a- Byron Eliines' home.
 0fr. and Mrs. John 1-ae751-li and
 daughttr ol a-at0a. -r aui ,lrs. Noyes Fish and -r aaI Mrs grns-F7l and
 families Cl sHHl and r anl
 Mrs. Charles Eisr a.l lHIv o- Prorl-
 deuce called 0l their aunt Mrs Eliza
 Moves. Sunday Mrs. Joseph Moves has hear t1e Eoest of her sister. ---s. Harris. il New Lon don this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Leather Goods

soc Narrow Belts. real leather, black or brown, all sizes, at. 10. 35c Si.50 Women's Leather Purses. in F different styles, at. ...... $1.t5 S2.50 Women's Leather Hand Bags, Kodak" style, at. .... $1.9e S4.00 Women's Leather Hand Bags. Kodak" style, at. ..... $2S3 S5.50 Boston Bags, made of Du- point Fabrikoid, sizes 13, IA or
 i5inch. black or brown, at... $2se s4-50 Boston Bags. real leather, sizes l3, l4 or 15-inch, black or
 brown, at .................. S3.49 $50 Travelling Bags, size 1s-
 inch, real leather, at...... Se.9S $500 silk Moire Shopping Bags,
 silk lined, ruffied bottom, at. $S.e8 Women's All Beaded Bags,
 completely covered with beads,
 Sls.0O grade, at Sl2.ss - s11.oo
 grade, at ................. SI.S6
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Underwear Specials

Infants Ribbed Vests, all sizes, regular 39c value, at........ 29e Children's Waist Union Suits, all sizes, regular 75c value, at 59c Boys Nainsook Union Suits, all sizes, regular S5c value, at..... 65e One case of Women's Summer weight Ribbed Vests-Sale price 15e Womens 'Fitrite" Ribbed Vests, regular 35c value, at. t........... 25c Women's Bodices, "Fitrite" make, regular 39c value, at....!..... 35c Women's Bodices, 'Fitrite" make, regular soc value, at. .... 42c Women's Extra Size Ribbed Vests, regular 25c value, at.... 1ec Women's Ribbed Pants, lace
 trimmed, sizes 4 to S, regular
 soc value, at. 39c Women's Extra Size Ribbed
 Pants, lace trimmed, regular
 Toe value, at ................ 59c Women's Extra Size Union
 Suits, lace trimmed, regular 85c
 value, at .......,........ 69c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

The subject or tfe -Chrisiian seisnos service sunday morning at -ihe. Th4yer building VIII be sdnf and B5IT.
 At the HoiiHeas 1liasisn. s7 Main atrltt, niaise rs.,., ana prayer service at 70 a. in- biDle class and Sunday school at e, l m i'reirf1ins t and 7.31 D. ni.
 Grace Episcopal ohr-ch. AaHti-. CeIs-
 .llpn OF he Holy H.-Earirt and afr-
 n go -lV.s5, on Wntrrlar. gcv. iaL clean Goldle. reetor. lE1iltinr
 AZ Chrisa. -1iecaa-l rfer-h. Wat sunday 'lie-T conn a r Hrofr- lns Iie . lulal. -1lon at CT 7.3o.
 Al Trinity Episcopal esureh. h5iy communion at t.H a- m. Morning r-ar- CT and farnoa at I8ea. aai ctr- service ai f1 D. .- Ens efurcs 3ele1l meets az noon.
 At st. Ardrea-a Epia-arsr srdrrf rgir. William lL Smith. r.e,,r. Holy commit nion 9.30 a. m n ea fh71 a. m chure. 1elei at sgs4 Eatnlts ! services 5.sN r. l
 At tbe Grec--tHr- css-rezabasai church E1rH fH- .frr -rss- | c. iL RiglleffF u t,- | ieci. Thc t.rruhlh s- siiea. Ths { Sunday school I r aL L o'clock
 At tle Crutral rr.ft church. . l A. r. Pura-. morning rfh af-. ] Eynnrcii.m lae tr. rs -aa,a.. srus-r school sld City ~ c-s ar 1 noon it. f- p e. r I subjelt a rhrrr. -ne uf f.s ra.ts A Meant Calvary IiaH..ef r-1rrh. gs~. | J. & Blake. II Hl Subject The Cl-i.t--r I. ft- oa.- living of th- Iui.ir- lr-. snAy school aI noon. G. fu VI. .l- G-s5 iu. m. A g:fl p. r.. sub -t c-r-ft i- Ills Own Trap.
 At thr @ ctr--f c-rts Henry St-1r-- ft fH- rr-r- ing service i.. @ rraaEh iu eElaaHr. r. t#. nn- srl...,- school a 1- vice at f.fa. a.r-r- -ilr csoI Thing Whioh rasa trre.rrI.F.
 At abe en-rtHrf f-.Eersv r'1-', strrrs
 Mrs. Isabel co .r .r re lmost noted H.H.. r.n
 in Ama-a r M f
 followed '- and Gr-
 Vo1au- s- nl ul
 afternoon .rI -.eH
 Al T-ia'is '-..rat f -1f rlur-fi. 4 Rev. fll. A- Less. 5lr rv ia.orn- ing wors n 1N-sH. w. te .s-
 tor on The Eir.L from fals-. l..1r ' school at l2 neHaa rH lea 4se at 2 6;3o. llI h- -Tss Mary G Earfr-
 service at 7-ao- Sermon topic V-izH.u-
 the Fish. for C-ara.t.-.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Hosiery Specials

Infants, silk heel and toe Cash mere Hosiery, black, white and brown, regular 59c value, at... Soc Boys Black Ribbed Hosiery, sizes to 9h-Sale price ...... 25e Boys Corduroy Ribbed Hosiery sizes to 10-Sale price. .... 35c Boys II Ribbed Black Hosi- cry, sizes to II, regular 75c value, at ................. 59c Misses Black Silk Lisle Ribbed Hosiery, sizes to 9h, regular 75c value, at. ........ 59c Women's Black Seamless Hosi- cry, second quality of soc grade, Sale price ................... 2oc Women's Burson Lisle Hosiery, second quality of 69c grade Sale price ................. 39c Women's Fine White Lisle Hosi- cry, regular 50 value, at~....... 3ec Women's Black Burson Hosiery, perfect, regular 59c value, at.. 45c Women's Black Drop stitch Silk Hosiery, regular $1.00 value at .......................... S5c
 
 Women's White Silk Hosiery, seam in back, regular $1.25 value, at .................... s5c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Wash Goods

One lot of Apron and Dress Gingharns, 2 inches wide. regular 35c value, at......... 2ec 1000 yards of Mill Ends, in Dress Voiles, 5 to 12-yard lengths, newest designs, reg ular 69c value, at. 33c One case of extra heavyweight, 56-lnch White Outing Flannel, regular 59c value, at......... 45c One lot of S6-inch shirtings, good assortment of stripes, medium and high colors, regular 69c value, at............... at. 4ec One lot of 27-inch Poplins, in
 good selection of colors, reg ular 75c value. at........... at. 5ec
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Towels-Damask

Aercel and Lincoln Knit Wash Cloths, at.......... .............. TO Silk Wash Cloths, in pink. blue and yellow, value soc, at. 25 Turkish and Huck Towels Sale prices 79c, 49c and. .... 2e 50 dozen Hemmed Napkins - Sale price, each .............. TO Size 18x27 Hemmed Tray Cloths Sale price .................. 25 s4-inch Satin Table Damask,
 value S1.00 a yard, at........ 7e s6-inch, All Linen Table Dam
 ask, value $500 a yard, at.... s1.e 7O-inch Ali Linen Table Dam-
 ask, value s25O a yard, at.... S2.4 300 Bureau Scarfs,. regular size
 Sale price -,. ..-..,,.....-.- 4s Real handmade Madeira Table
 Sets, thirteen pieces, strictly
 All Linen, value $7.9s, at.... S4.5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Umbrellas

32.50 Umbrellas, Mems and Women's sizes, paragon frame, covered with American Tareta covering, at ............... 2.19 $500 Umbrellas, black and col ors. with tips and white ring handles. covered with Aeroplane cloth, guaranteed waterproof, aL .................s $4.69
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
A Sale of Mems Wear

Men as well as women can profit by this Stock-Reducing Sale, as our Mems Store is offering some of the greatest values that have been obtainable in many months, in Mems Clothing and E furnishings. See our special advertisement of Mems Wear on another page.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Handkerchiefs

200 dozen Women's Corded Bor- der Handkerchiefs- price 5 One lot of Mems Mourning
 Handkerchiefs, value 25c-Sale price ...........'..- Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, in
 half dozen boxes, all letters
 Sale price 75cla box, or each 12jz
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Georgette Crepe
 All Colors At s2.39 a Yard Regular Price $500
Wonen's Wear

Aprons, House Dresses, Petticoats, Corsets, Etc.
 A lot of Aprons, made of good quality Percale, in plain colors of blue, pink, green and yell low, regular s2.oO and s2.25 value-Sale price ......... $1.3e Women's Short Dressing Sacques, of light and dark Per cale, in two models-extra size, $1.75 quality, at s1.4s, regular size $1.50 quality, at.......... $1.2s Women's Corsets, a discontinued line, low bust and long skirt, in sizes S1, S2, SS, S4. 35 and S6 only, regular sS.5O value, at... $1.es Women's Black Heatherbloom Petticoats, new spring models, in regular and extra large sizes. value $S.sS-sale price. ..... $s.4s Women's Silk Petticoats, made of Chiffon Taffeta and Jersey silk,
 a with Messalines and Taffeta fiounce At $e.se - Value s7.s8 At $s.3s - Value ss5O Women's House Dresses, of best quality Percale and Gingham, in light and dark colors, made with adjustable bands to fit any model At $2.eS - Value $3.50 At $3.4e - Value s39S At $3.s9 - Value $4.5o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
A Sale of Silks

In connection with our Stock-Reducing Sale, we will continue the special sale of Silks, comprising thousands of yards of the newest weaves and most desirable colors in Silks, at less than todays whole sale cost. Be sure and visit our Silk De- partment.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Boys Wear Specials

Boys Ripple Rompers, sizes to 6, regular s1.25 value, at. a5e Boys Blouses, plain white and neat stripes, sizes to IS, reg ular $1.5O value, at ,...... $1.19 Boys Oliver Twist Suits, in pink and blue, sizes to 6, reg ular $2.25 value, at. t........ $1.69 Boys Norfolk Suits, in stylish mix lures, sizes to IS, at these prices:
 At $s.5o-value $1aoo
 At $t2.oo-value s15.oO
 At $14.0o-value s17.50
 At $16.oo-value s1s.5o
 At $1s.oo-Value s21.5o Boys Navy Serge Norfolk Suits, for First Communion:
 At $12.o0-Value $500
 At $f4.oo-value s17.50
 At S1e.oo-value s1s,5o f
 At $1s.0o-Value s215O
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Toilet Paper
Stationery

.oo0 pounds Aberdeen Linen"
 Writing Paper. in boxes, con taining 72 sheets white or color ed. value 42c a box, at. ........ Bic Envelopes to match the fore going. in packages of 25, value
 e0c. at .................. 14c Homespun Writing Paper, in
 boxes, containing 24 sheets and
 e4 envelopes, value soc a box at ......................... 37c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Thernos Bottles

S2.50 Thcrmos Bottles, green case. pint size, at....... S18S $500 Thormos Bottles, brown case. pint size, at ........ S2.39 S3.50 Thermos Bottles, green
 case with nickle shoulder and
 cup al ................. SZ.6S
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Ribbons Reduced

300 pieces of Moire Taffeta Hairbow Ribbon, black, white and all colors, inches wide, regular 35c value. at. ......... 2e 500 pieces of Moire Taffeta Hairbow Ribbon, 5h inches wide, in black, white and col ors, regular soc value, at. 3e Extra Wide Novelty Ribbon, for Sashes, in all the wanted
 colorings, regular ;1.Oo value, at .s..t.s.....s... X
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Dress Goods

54-inch All Wool Jersey Cloth for Blouse or Dress, all good colors, regular $4.O0 value, at $3.59 50-inch All Wool French Serge, for one-piece Dress or Skirt, in Pekin blue, wisteria and navy, regular s3.75 value, at ..... $3.29 5S-inch All Wool Tweeds, our entire stock for Suit, Skirt or Coat, regular $500 value, at.. $3.39 54-inch Tricotine Suitings, in black, navy, sand, brown, taupe and Copenhagen, regular s65O value, at. at................., $5.49 Our entire line of Plaid and Striped Skirtings, light and dark combinations, regular 9o.UV Nd1ueI dI' 'ss''s's.. 9o.So Navy Serges, All Wool, for Dress or Skirt
 42-inch, s2.3s-value $500
 5O-inch, g. 7s-ya,lue $S.5o
 54-inch, $3.49-Value s4oo
 5s-inch, $4.1e-Value $500
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Wonen's Gloves

100 dozen Women's White Lisle Gloves-Sale price a pair. ..... 25 Women's Chamoisette Gloves, in white only, sizes 61z to Sh, regular 59c value, at.......... 3e An odd lot of Women's Silk Gloves, in black and white, principally small sizes = Sale price ............... 39
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Jewely

Our entire line of 35c and 75c Jew e,ery. including Bar Pins, Cuff Pins, Brooches, Lingerie Clasps, etc.,
 35c quality, at .............. Te '5c quality, at ................ 57c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
White Goods

1000 yards of Mill Remnants of English Nainsook, 2 to 10 yards, value 33c, at. ................ 1,500 yards of Mill Remnants, in 36-inch English Nainsook, value soc, at.....s......s. 800 yards of short. lengths in
 S6-inch plain white Cambric,
 value 5sc, at-,,...-:-......,.,. One lot of White Goods, con sisting of 40-inch plain white Organdie-40-inch White Voile -36- inch English Long Cloth -36-inch English Nainsook, value 5Sc. and 69c, at. t...........
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Jn-t ri-st 2. L-E-5.

Some Germans ara reported to be eager 10 resume War with France Ths best that can us said fer sHel is that they exhibit poor lguant.-Pltts- burgh Gaze,t--L-Iez.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Garment Bags

Wayne Moth-proof Garment Bags, at these special prices:
 Si.0O size, 4O-inch, at......... 79e si.e5 size, 5o-inch, at......... 9ee si.75 size. s0-inch, at......... $1.3s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
With CAro=ic ConstiPation and Heacach1s. Ccmr.etz-y Lle-i5vSa
 by 9EEClF-A-ILYE5
49Andarson s.. .Portl-ad, Maine.

49Anderon St. Portland, Maine. CT was troubled with Coastiraton ever since I ean remember ; as S result, was subject b d-s.1ts ing Headaches and pain il my leftsiIe. I you'd go for tvo or thressCars withoutany movement Of the berals. ] ch2rccd 10 read abou5 Euis- a-tives' local papers, and began their use ab3-s four niissatl,ls ago. Since tham, I have b5cs free f-o2 uo@lzches, my bowals.ih-ye been Tes=--r, and from .he @s of several boxes CT 'I'rli.-a-Ggcs' ], r.el tL-. the great beaeE ' Lave dsng3I i-stiles ne in F-c-oulcing tsna . remedy e. L--e and ezca.i;.cusI Ders''.
 CTS T. nRysAzr. soc. ahoz. 6f5rs2 50. trial sirss5s. Atdc2lo-sc-f from l2Ul--A- -g'pgEs Limited, OGDENsBURG, M.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Spring Coatings

Spring Coatings, in dark mix lures, regular $S.50 value, at $2.65 Spring Coatings, Cancels Hair shades and dark mixtures, reg ular $50 value, at. 4.s5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Hair Nets l5c

Fashionette Hair Nets, cap shape. in all colors, value 20c- Price 15c each, a dozen. eco. $1.66
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Blankets, Etc.

50 pairs of Cotton Blankets, gray and white, with colored borders-Sale price ...... S1.95 50 pairs of l 1-4 size "Near-Wool" Blankets, value S4.00, at...... S2.85 80 pairs of size 66xSO Near WooP' Blankets, gray and white, extra heavy, value $6.50, at.... S4.65 25 pair of size 6SxS0, Assorted
 Plaid and Gray Mixed Blankets, value S10.50 and $12.50, at.... S7.e5 50 Satin finish Bed Spreads, perfect, full size, hemmed onIy Sale price ................,. S4.S5
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Art Department

odds and Ends in Stamped Goods - Clearance price. 6, 27-inch Stamped Centers, seal loped edges, value soc, at.. 30 Size 1sx5o Stamped Scarfs,
 scaloped edges, value ssc, at e9 Size 1sx5o Stamped Scarfs,
 crochet edges, value 31.oo, at.. 7s
 Stamped Combination Underwear
 s1.ss value, at................ $12
 S2.00 value, at. .-----........ $f.a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
kitchenware Department

10c Swift's Wool Soap. Sc Sc Welcome Soap ........... Sc Sc Sunlight Soap .............. Sc Rinso Washing Powder - Sale price 4 for 25c, each. ...... 7c Lux, at for 25c, each. ....... 13c EARTHEN TEA POTS
 At 45c - Value 55c
 At 55c - Value 65c
 At CSC - Value soc JARDINERS-
 At 83c - Value 95c At 35c - Value $1.0O
 At $10o-Value s1.15
 At $1.15-Valuc s1.55 STONE JARS
 5-gallon, at $1.3o-value $50 6-gallon, at ,$1.53-Value s1.s0
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Women's Neckwear

Sport Scarfs, in all shades and a variety of materials, regular value s5.75 to $50 - Special price .........-...-~-~. a!
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Women's Suits and Coats Reduced

WOMEN'S SUITS $16.5O About 20 Women's Suits of navy blue and black serge-every suit at less than cost price = Sale price $16.5O, former prices up to $42.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Window Draperies

1000 yards of ,Scrim. white. cream and ecru, with open work border, value 29c 2 yard, at.... 24c Cretonnes, 36 inches wide, in a good variety of patterns and col brings, value f9c' and 59c, att. '44c 36-inch Terry Cloth, in brown and rose, for overdrapes, value $1.69 a yard; at:.. $1.29 100 pairs ref z.Scrim,, Curtains,
 white and ecru, with neat lace edging, value s1.9S a pair, at. S1.59
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22

About 38 Women's Silk Dresses, that
 sell regularly at $35.0O to C0Q E0 $45.O .OO-Price Now QLO.JV
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22

About 30 Women's Silk Dresses, that
 sell regularly at $25.O0 to C1Q E0 $32.50-Price Now Y1O.JU
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
WOMEN'S COATS $19.74

Women's Spring Coats, consisting of Sil-
 vertone Velours, stylish mixtures and Wool Jersey, all in snappy sport models Sale price $19.74, regular price $29.50
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-21
Risher Has Bad Luck

Lee Risher, a Newark aviator who
has been giving exhibitions and car
rying passengers at Findlay, was
forced to send his machine to factory
for repairs last week. Risher and
Art Baker who was with him, had
just made start to return to New
ark, and had attained considerable
when engine trouble develop
ed and in making a forced landing
the plane crashed into fence, break
ing two wings and damaging the pro-
peller. Both men escaped injury.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-21
Ned Roe Quits Fire Department

Chief Mechanician Ned Roe of the
central fire department has resigned
after a continuous service Of twenty
years, and Earl Vandegriff has been
appointed his successor. Mr.. Roe,
who has forgotten more about the in
terror arrangement Of automobiles
than most men know, has accepted a
position as sales manager with the
Dodge company. Associated with
him is Vince Roll, also a former men,
ber Of the fire department and a ma
chine expert, and these two hustlers
will make things hum in their line.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-21
Receivers Stolen Car

The Buick auto stolen from the
garage of S. l.. Hupp, 1914 Gay ST.,
Thursday night of last week was To-
Gated Saturday morning near Browns
grocery, corner of East Main and
Buena Vista streets. Hupp lost an
inner tube and some tools, but is
ahead two good robes and duster
which were in the machine when it
was found
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-21
Kresge Company Enlarging

According to a building permit is
sued last week the Kresge company
will spend $4,000 in improving the
additional rooms recently leased in
the old Doty House block on North
Third street. Work is now progress
ing and will be pushed to a rapid
completion.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-21
Five Points Building Changes Hands

Five Points Building Changes Hands
Jim Broughton, the Arcade shoe
man, has purchased the grocery
building at give Points" Some de-
cided improvements will be made in
the room occupied as a grocery and
also in the dwelling apartments on
the second floor
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-21
City Notes
Birth Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wade, 191 South
Fifth street, are the happy parents
of ten pound boy born at the priv
ate hospital Thursday of last week.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-05-21

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