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Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
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 Fms months activities among Grace church parishioners have been many ana varied. The most important was the transfer of the property adjoining the church property on Chapel Hill consisting of a parcel of land 12 feet northwest of the church, and the land and two tenement house south of the cnurcn and land facing it. to the main nighWay. The property was purchased by Kaplan Brothers when they pur- chased the village from Winslow T. Williarls and they realized the ne cessIty of 1t for parish purposes and made the sale possible. It will be reno yated in town and an excellent com muniry house will be the result of the efforts of the members of Grace church to have convenient and attractive meeting place. The committee was Rev. M. Mclean Goldie, w. E. Man ming and H. ]. Gibbs.
 A parish magazine is being pub hshed monthly, devoted to the inter estS Of the parish, and is called The Parish Leaf1et. Q It is edited by Rev. MT. Goldie and among the local con tributors whose stories are proving very entertaining is Raymond V. Congdon with Our Parish, q serial glvlng a review from the beginning of the parish to the present.
 A poverty social was held in the parish hall Jan. 16 at which all wore old-fashioned, torn or ragged clothing. Several had >to pay fines for not ap- bearing poverty stricken enough. The prizes were awarded to Miss Cole. whose ragged dress outdid all others and to Joseph HUI, whose worn blue jeans and threadbare coat testified silently that its owner did not discard old clothes until necessary. During the evening sandwiches, coffee and doughnuts were served.
 Friday evening mothers and fa- thers supper was given by members of the Girls Friendly society and in spite of the disagreeable weather
 many enjoyed the hospitality extend ed by the society.
 Louis Burdick has been busily en- gagged during the week making reno vation to his garage on the Franklin road. He has added several windows and a cement floor.
 William Tibbitts has installed cleo l tric lights in his home on the out 1 skirts of the village, generating cleo tricityv from a small kerosene-fed mo- ] tor. the only one of it's kind in this vicinity.
 Edward Wheeler, who drives the mail | wagon over the star route between I fantic and Bozrah. saw a small black l fox near the BoZrah creamery recent ! ly. 1. Botnick of Bozrah, who was with him, also saw it and claims it un- usual for these parts, where red foxes | are the most numerous 1 The members of Yantic Fire En- zine company held a smoker in the 1 fire engine rooms Saturday night An l enjoyable evening was spent during | which arrangements were made for l the annual social and dance which will be held this month.
 1 Miss Mildred Pendleton of New l Britain spent the week end with her
 parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Pendle- l ton.
 Joseph RobitailIe of Monson is 1 spending some time in the village lim- bering up new looms recently installed l in the Liberty woolen mills. Four shuttle fancy weaving is now taking 1 the place of the plain work which has
 been in vogue there for the past few | years.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
KNIT UNDERWEAR For Women and Children

cHlLDREN'S FL EEcE E.LINED
 VESTS. AND PANTS, size 2 to r
 yearsESaie price 49c a garment. BOYS GRAY VESTS AND PANTS,
 size 2 to 14 years, value S0c-Sale
 price 59c a garment. BOYS, WHITE AND SILVER GRAY E UNION SUITS, size to 12 years,
 value s1.25-Sale price 9Sc; size 14 to
 Is years, value $1.50-Sale price
 S1.f9. MISSES WHITE AND SILVER
 GRAY UNION SUITS, size s to IF
 years, value $1.25-Sale price 9Se;
 size 14 to 16 years. value $1.50-Sale
 price $1.f9.
 WoMEN's FINE RIBBED MEDIUM WEIGHT VESTS AND PANT S- Sale price 5ee a garment. |WoMEN's RIBBED FLEEc ED VESTS, size s6 to A, value 75c to S9c-Sale price 6oe each.
 woMENs UNION SUITS, value SIPS and $139-Sale price 98c. lWoMENS FLEEcEp JERSEY RIBBED UNION SUITS, extra size value s2.OO and $2.25-Sale price
 $1.69.
 IWoMEN'S MUNstNGWEAR UNION SUITS, size 4 to g, value $4.0O and s4.50-Sale price $2.98.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
MEMS FURNISHINGS
 At Sale Prices

MEMS HEAVY FLEECE SHIRTS AND DRANERS Sale price $f.29 a garment
 MEMS RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, ''Roxford' make-Sale price $1.29 a garment. MEMS HEAVY RIBBED COTTON UNION SuITS-SaIe price $2.fe. MEMS PART WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS-Sale price $2.f9 a gar ment.
 MEMS OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT SHiRTS-Saie price $2.1o. MEMS OUTING FLANNEL PA
 JAMAS-Sale prices SPAS and $3.19. MEMS OUTING FLANNEL OVER
 SHIRTS-Sale price Sd.48. MEMS WORK SHIRT S-Sale price S1.10.
 MEMS NEeLIGEE SHIRTS, made of good quality percale- Sale prices esc MEMS BLACK COTTON HosE-sale
 prices 18c, Pic and 26c a pair. MEMS WOOL HOSE, heavy-Sale
 price 44c a pair
 MEMS CANVAS GLOVES, plain or
 Jersey wrist-Sale price 15c a pair. BOYS PERcALE AND CRANBERRY
 BLOUSES-Sale prices 65c and 98c BOYS OUTING E L A N N E
 BLoUSES, tan and gray-Sale price BOYS sWEATERS-Sale price $2.2s MEMS SWEATERs-Sale price $z.3e MEMS SLIP -oNs-sa1e price $2oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

WlLLlMANTIc SPOOL COTTON
 black and white, No. to 1oo-Sale
 price for 25c.
 HEMMl IN GWAY'S SPOOL U
 black. and coIors-Sale price s11es MERcERIZED TWIST DE LUXE, silk substitute, 16-ounce spool, value 4Se Sale price 25c a spool. MERRICK'S GILT EDGE DRAINING COTTON, black and colors-Saie sIpKINe PI<if E icI CROCHET COTTON, white
 and colors-Sale price 10c a ball. SILKATEEN, all colors-Sale price 7e a spool. SETTING, black or white-sale price DeIoNe's I se' HOOKS AND EYEs-saIe
 price Sc a card. CLINTON SAFETY, PlNS-Sale price
 5c card.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
SMALL. NOTIONS AT SALE PRICES

DELoNe's SNAP FAsTENERs-sal,
 price 7c a card. HUMP HAIR pINS-Sale prices A.
 and Sc a package. OCEAN PEARL BUTTONS, plain an,
 fancy. value 1219c. and 15c-Sal,
 price fGc a card. WHITE BONE KNITTING NEEDLES
 value .25e-Sa1e price 15c a pair. HAMBURG EDGfNGS, value 1ec-Sal.
 price 50 a yard. .ALLoNER EMBROIDERY, value sec
 Sale price 39c yard. ALLOVER EMBR BRolDERY. value 75c-
 Sale price 5ee a yard. ALLOvER EMBROIDERY, value s1. .et
 to s1.25-Sale price 75c a. yard. CLUNY LACE, value 121ke-Saie price 10c a yard. CLUNY LACE, value 2Oc-Sale nris,
 f21ae yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
TOWELS

f7ss4 sLEAcHED HUcK TOWELS Sale price Pie each. 1s1ss BLEAcHEp HucK TOWELS
 Sale price 2ee each. eoxs BUEAcHED HUcK TOWELS
 Sale prices 42c and 63c each. 1sxsf BLEAcHED TURKISH row.
 ElS-Sale price 19c each. 1sxss BLEAcHED TURKISH row.
 ELS-Sale price 25c each. sss+o sLEAcHED TURKISH TOW
 ElS-Sale prices 36c and 44c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
BED SPREADS AND COMFORTERS

.FRfNGED CROCHET BED SPREADS Sale prices $3.39 and S4.6e.
 CROCHET BED SPREADS = Sale
 prices S2-2s and up to S6.4S.
 SATIN BED SPREADS, hemmed, fringed or scalloped-Sale prices
 S4.48 and up to $759 each. FULL SIZE HEAVY CoMFoRTERSl Sale prices S2.5o. and $3-2e each. SANITARY FILLED cOMFORTERS
 Sale prices $5.6s, $7.5o up to $1o.sS.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
TABLE LINENS AT SALE PRICES

sLEAcHED MERcERlzED TABLE DAMASk-Sale prices 73e and ssc a yard
 sssINcH WIDE 5LEAcHED TABLE DAhAsk-Sale price S1.39 yard. 70-INCH WIDE HALF BLEAcHED ALL LINEN TABLE DAMAsk- Sale price $29s yard. FULL BLEAcHED ALL-LINEN TABLE DAMASK-Sale price S3.3s a yard
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TOWELING

UNION GLASS ToWELING = Sale price 22c a yard. PART-LlNEN cRASH-Sale price 24c yard. 16- INCH ALL-LlNEN BR o w N CRASH-Sa1e price 32c yard. 18-INCH RED BORDER BLEAcHED ABSORBENT cFASH-SaIe price 2ec a yard.
 yard.
 1S- INCH ALL-LINEN BIZ o w N CRASH-Sale price 35c a yard ALL-LINEN BLEACHED CRASH Sale prices 32c. 44c and 55c a yard GOOD QUALITY BROWN CRASH Sale prices Pic and 27c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
SILK WAISTS At Sale Prices

The collection in this sale includes Taffetas. .Georgette and Tub Silk, both in Iiqht and dark eolors: s5.98 AND Ss.5o SILK WAlsTS-Sale ss.e8 SILK WAISTS-Sale price $5.3s. S7.5o AMI $7.98 SILK WAlSTS-Sale ss'ss SILK WAfsTS-sale price $sss. S105o SILK WAIST S-Sale price $7.5o. S53.98 SILK WAISTS - Sale price
 S1O.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
HOSIERY
For Women and Children

BoYS HEAVY BLACK RIBBED HOSE, size to 9h, value 35c-Sale price 25c a pair.
 One lot of EOYS' HEAVY RIBBED HOSE, size 10 only-Sale price 2Se cHlEDREN,s MERcERlzED FINE RIBBED HOSE, value 5Oc-sale WoMEN'S oUT- SIZE FINE COTTON HOSIERY, value 5Oc-sale price 2oc WoMEN's sPLIT-FooT BLACK COTTON HOSIERY, value 3sc-Sale price 29e a pair.
 WOMEN'S FULL-FASHlONED COT TON HOSIERY, value $1.OO-sale price 79e pair.
 WOMEN'S McCuLLUM PURE SILK HOSIERY, black and colers, regular $3.50 and $4.oo value-Sale price WoMENS PHOENIX SILK Ho-
 SIERY, black and colors, regular
 $1.75 vaiue-Sale price $f.35 a pair WOMENS PHOENIX SILK Ho- SlERY, black and eolors. regular
 $2.S9 value-Sale price $1.es a pair
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
HEBRON

Mrs. c. ]. Douglas of Boston is the guest for a short time of her mother. Mrs. H. F. Porter.
 The annual meeting of the library association was held in the library building Monday evening.
 The meeting of the cemetery asso- citation is called for Wednesday even ing.
 MT. and Mrs. David Strong. who were married in New York Jan. 7th. returned from their wedding trip to their home in Hebron last week. The young people of the town gave them serenade Saturday evening.
 G. A. Little was home from Rock vile for the week end
 Miss Florence Smith of New Haven was home over the week end.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

MERCERlZED NAPKINS, hemmed ready for use-Sale prices SIPS and $2.29 a dozen.
 AEL-LIkEN NAPKINS, good, gen. erous size-Sale prices $6.75 and S9.00 a dozen.
 MEReERlzED TABLE COVERS, 21k yards lons-Sale price $2.S9. ROUND ScALL0PED TABLE CON- FRS, S=quarter size e- Sale price ALL-LINEN PATTERN CLOTHS specially priced during this sale. LUNCH SETS, marked at special prices for this sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
GLOVES
For Women and Children

For Women and Children BOYS JERSEY FLEEcEp cAyNT-
 LET'S, value 5sc-Sale price 3ee a
 pair. RoYs' REARskiN GLOVES, value
 59c-Sale price 4se a pair. BOYS, BEARsKIN GLOVES, value
 75c-Sale price 59c pair. WoMEN,s cHAMols LIsLE
 GLOVES, vulcum finish, value 59c-
 Sale price 3se pair.
 WoMEN's WHITE cHAMolSETTE
 GLOVES, black stitching, value
 $1.O0-Sale price 59c a pair. WoMEN,s BAcMo CAPE GLOVES
 tan, value $s.e0-Sale price $1.6s "a pair.
 WoMENs WHITE PIouE GLOVES
 value s2.5O-Sale price S1.4s pair pVoMEN,S WASHABLE CAPE GLOVES, tan and coffee shades value SS.eo-Sale price $1.eS a pair
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
BLANKETS

coTToH BLANKETS, good size. in white or gray, with coiored borders Sale prices $1.73, $f.S9, $2.39 and up to S4.39 a pair.
 WooL-FINiSH BLANKETS, white or gray. eolored borders-Sale prices S4-5s, $500 and S7.89 pair. PART-WooL BLANKETS, full size Sale prices $to.0o and S12.oo a pair. WOOL BLANKETS, full size-Sale prices S14.o0 and up to $500 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Made of Good Quality Ma terial and Trimmed With
 Dainty Iaces
Dainty L4aces

SIPS NIGHT GOWNS Sale price sse. $1.ss NIGHT GOWNS = Sale price $soo NIGHT GOWNS Sale price s4.oo % NIGHT GOWNS Sale price s1.ss ENVELOPE cHEMlsEs-sale ssoo Ssl'' ENVELOPE NV ' cAEHIsEs-sale
 price $2.3s. $4.0O ENVELOPE HEMlSES-SaIe s1.25 WHiTE PETTlcoATs Sale price 9sc. $1.e8 WHITE PETTlCoATS-S Sale price }$1.49. S300 WHITE PETTIcOATS Y Sale
 price $2.39. $500 WHITE PETTICOATS = Sale price $3.9S. sec CORSET COVERS Sale price 5sc. $1.o0 CORSET CoVERS-Sale price $i.5o CORSET COVERS Sale. price s2'5ei F FANCY .cAMisoLEs--sale price $s,so i.E; sANcy cAMIsoLEs-sale price ss.5e FANCY cAMlsoLEs-sale price one % lot of PINK CORSET COVERS
 Sale price 3 for $1.o0.
 One lot of DAINTY TEA APRONS Sale price 19c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
CONNECTICUT

SPECIALS FROM THE TOILET GOODS SECTION WAMPoLE's COD LIVER oH- Special 69c. FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE, large size-Special 79c. FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE, small size-Speeial 47c. MUStFiED cocoANUT oIL-Special 39c. BoRDEN's HALTED MILK, s5c a pound. HiLL's cAscARA oulNINE, 2sc size-Specia1 f8c. BEEcHAM'Ss PILLS, 25c size-Special f9c. HAYaR's ASPIRIN TABLETS, 4ac size-Special 24c.
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SPECIAL

one lot of GEoRGETTE WAISTS, in flesh and white, regular $5.ss quality, to close out at $S.eS.
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CoNGoLEUM RUGS

isxss-INcH coNeoLEUM RUGS. 8sc quaiity-Sale price 25c. 24<ss-iNcH coNcoLEum RUGS, .ssc quaHty-Ssle price 49c. Ssz54-IRcH coNeoLEUM RUGS, s1-5O quality-Sale price $1.fs. ssz72-INcH coNeoLEUM RUGS, f2.e5 quality-Sale price $1-3e.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
HANDKERCHIEFS

MEMS MERcERIZEp INITIAL
 HANDkERCHlEFS-Sale price
 for 69e.
 WoMEN'S INITIAL HANDKER-
 CHIEFS. mercerized or linen-Sale
 price for 69e.
 WoMEN'S FANCY EMBROIDERED
 HANDkERcHIEFs-sale price for 75e.
 WoMEN's FINE EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHGEFS, regular Sse woMEWs cdSssAiG PIAtN flaiF N'f LAWN ssVRi HAND.
 KERCHlEFS-S price 5e each.
 LEATHER HAND BAGS WoMEN's SIPS LEATHER HAND BAGS-Sale price sec. |WOMENS $f.50 LEATHER HANE woAAEN,s oAgywsals lss2%i %icf lsssYAER s1;lai AANr BAGS-Sale price Sf.89. WOMEN'S $3.eo LEATHER HANE BAGS-SaIe price $2.39.
 VELVET HAND BAGS WoMENs $s.ss VELVET HANr EAGS1Sale price sass. WoMEN'S $4.93 VELVET HANE
 BAGS-Sale price $3.98. STATIONERY |AUTocRAT LINEN WRIEAe PAPER, 24 Sheets and 24 Envelopae
 regular 50c value-Sale price 22c box.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
LONG CLOTHS

1z-YARD CUT ENGLISH LONG CloTH-Sale price S4.o0 cut. f2-YARD CUT ENGLISH LONG
 cloTH-Sale price S4.5o a cut. 12-YARD CUT ENGLISH LONG
 cLoTH-Sa1e price $500 cut.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
COUPONS

ss-iNcH WIDE BROWN sHEETlne Sale prices 25e and 35e yard. zs-INeH WIDE HEAVY BROWN SHEETiNG-Sale price 35e a yard. si-lRcH HEAVY BROWN SHEET lHG-Sale price s5e yard. ss-lRcH WIDE 5LEAcHED SHEET Ihe-sale prices 2se 2sc, jSse and 42e a yard
 45-INcH WIDE SHIFTING Sale price 54e yard.
 s1-IRcH WIDE BLEAcHED SHEET tN6-Sale price BOG yard. sf-RscH WIDE HEAVY 5EEAcHEp sHEETIHG-Sa1e price sSe a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

SILK AND LINEN COVER UM-
 eRELLAS-Sale price M.55. SILK AND LlNEN COVER UM- r bRElLAS, better quality Sale
 price $5.65.
 SILK COVER UMBRELLAS. a rood
 range of cofers. regular ss.5e value Sale price H.SS.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
RAG RUGS

z7x54-INcH RAG RUGS, regular s2.1sI
 quality-Sale price $f.es. 5exso-iNcH RAG RUGS, regular $z.6s
 quaiity-Sale price S2fs. SszIz- INCH RAG RUGS, regular $s.75' qraiity3Szle price $3.49. 4x7 FEET RAG RUGS, regular s5.5o
 ezfity-Sale price $3.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
rrs A GooD JUDGMENT To BUN SILKS NOW

32 AND 36-GNcH WIDE PART SILK FoULARD, plads striped and figured designs. value 75c1sale price 65c yard. s6-INCH WIDE SILK PoPLiN, full line of all the wanted coors regular s15o quality-Sale price SIPS yard a6-INcH WIDE WlNDHkA- SILK, regular s4OO quail ty-Sale price $3.5o yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

27-lNcH WIDE SILK NULL in wide range of good colors, regular 59c quaity-Sale price soc yard. 36-INcH WIDE ECONOMY SILK, in all the wanted colofs, regular $1.OO quality-Sale price S9c yard ss-lNcH WIDE MEssALINE, black and wanted colors regular $2.S9 quality-Sale price $2.65 yard. S6-INcH WIDE TAFFETA regular $2Ss quality Sale price $265 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
VOILE WAISTS At Sale Prices

Plain and Tailored Waists made # fine French voile and .daintilv tr;nannea Sf.25 AND $1.50 VoiLE. WAfSTS-Saie
 price eec. s2oo voiLE WAISTS Sale price $500 voILE WAISTS Sale n,ice
 $2.39. $s5O AND s4.oo voILE WAlsTs-saie
 price $2.ea.
 s4.5O AND $500 volLE wAisTs-sze
 price S3.ss.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
WASH FABRICS AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES

27-tNcH WIDE. APRON eiNeHAM-sale price Pie a yard 27-INcH WIDE BEST QUALITY APRON BINGHAM Sale price 27c yard. 27-INcH WIDE DRESS BINGHAM, in a good variety of checks and striped patterns-Sale price 35c yard. BENCH WIDE DRESS eINeHAMs, paids and cheeks. Sale price 41e yard a7 AND s2-lNcH WIDE KINDERGARTEN. CLOTH, stripes or solid coIors, regular 45c quality-sale price 39c yard.-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
FIBRE RUGS

24z4s FIBRE RUGS value s1ss-sale price $f.se. ssxss FIBRE RUGS. value .sf5-sale price s25s.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

GLORIA COVER UMBRELLAs-sale price s2se.
 UNioN TAFFETA COVER uMBREL- LAs-S2le price e3eo. UNtok TAFFETA COVER UMsREE- LAS, better qusiit-Sale price 435e.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
OUTINGS

OUTINGS cOLoRED OUTING, neat stripes and checks-Sale prices 27c and 35e a yard. ss+s 27-INCH WIDE WHITE OUTING Sale prices Pic, 33e and 4oc a yard. 35-INcH WIDE WHITE OUTING Sale price 42c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

It Is easier te be wrong than t iu n ha reapiHnn+
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
WILLIMANTIC
SPECIALS IN YARN

COLUMBIA SHETLAND FLOSS, as- sorted eoiors. regular s5c quality. to close at fee a s4zein., COLUMBIA GERMANTOWN YARN, assorted colors. regular 1ec quality. to close at fse skein., coLUMslA sAxoNY YARN, assort- cd coIcrs. regular s5c quality. to close at foe a skein.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
GRASS RIGS

zzS<-IhcH GRASS RUGS, value
 s1ss-Saie price $1.A9. sozsD-lHcH GRASS RUGS, value 31.ss-SsIe price e159. sazz2- RICH GRASS RUGS value
 t5Ss-Sale price 2.fs.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

27-INcH WIDE GALATEA CLOTH, red, blue or black
 stripes regular 45c quality-Sale price 39e yard. 27-lNcH WIDE cHAM7RAY, good quality-sale price
 35c yard.
 32-lNcH WIDE cHAM8RAY-sale price 4fc a yard. 32-lNcH WIDE SCOTCH GINGHAM, good patterns of
 plaids and stripes-Sae price 65e yard. DUCkLING FLEECE, suitable patterns for dressing
 saeques and kimonos-Sale price 35c yard. 27-lNcH WIDE WASH POPLIN, all colors including
 black-Sale price Soc a yard. 36-lNcH WIDE PERCALE, best quality good line of
 striped and figured patterns-sale price s5e yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
CORSET SPECIAL.

One lot of GOOD QUALITY COR. SETS, regular 75c v&iue-Sale price 5se a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
SEPARATE SKIRTS IN WOOL AND SILK, FANCY PLAIDS, STRIPES CHECKS AND
 NAVY BLUES AND BLACKS
 At Clearance Sale Prices

$s.5o WOOL sKIRTs-sale price $500. ssSs WOOL sKIRTs-sale price $6.5o. ss.s8 WOOL sKIRTs-sale price s7.5o. s1oes WOOL SKIRTS Sale price
 ss.ss. st1ss WOOL SKIRTS Sale price Se5o. $ts.es WOOL SKIRTS - Sale price
 $1O9e. |s15.oo WOOL SKIRTS = Sale price
 $f1.e8.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
CARPETS

CARPETS 27-INcA WIDE TAPESTRY GAR. PETS, value ssc-Sale price S3e a yard.
 zz- INCH WIDE VELVET CARPETS value $1.75-Sale price $f.63 yard 27-INcH WIDE VELVET CARPETS value $2.ee-sale price Sf.e3 a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
FLOOR COVERING SECTION

RUBBER DOOR MATS, s5c quality
 Sale price 69c. COCOA DOOR MATS, s14s quality
 Sale price $1.29. COCOA DOOR MATS, $1.ss quality Sale price $1.3e. COCOA DOOR MATS, s1.ss quality Sale price $1.69. COCOA DOOR MATS, $2.39 quality Sale price $2.fe.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
ITEMS FROM THE DOMESTIC DEPT
 AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES

45xs6- INCH PILLOW cASES-Sale price 33c each. 45x36- INCH PILLOW CASES, better quality-SaIe price 38c each. 45x381E INCH HEMSTiTCHED PlL- LOW CASES, made of good quality cotton-Sale price 6se each.
 BED SHEETS GooD-s SIZE sEAMED BED SHEETS Sale price S1,39. 54xsO BED SHEETS-Sa1e price $1.39. s1x9e BED SHEETs-Sale price $f.s8. sfx9o BED SHEETS-Sale price $2.98. 54x9o FRUIT OF H E. Lo o M SHEETS-Sale price $2.ss. 63xe9 PEQUoT SHEETs-Sale price 72x9a PEouoT SHEETS Sale price $2.85.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27

$16.98 WOOL SKIRTS Sale price $500.
 s175o WOOL SKIRTS Sale price $135o.
 $500 WOOL SKIRTS Sale price $f3.sS.
 $220o WOOL SKIRTS Sale price $17.50. $1o.s8 SILK skfRTS-Sale price s7.so.
 $16oo SILK SKIRTS Sale price
 $1e.es SILK sKIRTs-s Sale price $f3.9s.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-27
LEATHER HAND BAGS
VELVET HAND BAGS
STATIONERY

AuTocRAT LINEN WRIEhe PAPER, 24 Sheets and 24 Enyelopas
 regular soc yalue-Sale price 22c i;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
II. and Mrs. Harry Goiding o. Myrtle

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Golding 81 Myrtle
avenue
Mrs Harry Timm OF East sid spent
yesterday at the home Of her cousin
Mrs. Fl. Klemm OF Superior ems
Mrs. Ira Moore Of South Haven.
j. spending a few days visiting az the
Viss home on Myrtle avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward frost cf Chl-
cago We're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
E.. Freese OF Myrtle avenue over sun
day,
Mr. and Mrs otto Bieser moved in
70 their home ct 1910 Myrtle avenue
which they recently purchased. the
Biessers formerly lived on Roberts ave
Mrs. Mollie Flick is confined TO hei
home on Myrtle avenue By illness.
Mrs. Frank poran Of chicago, wh'
had been confined at the hospital tol
the past twc weeks. having a goitre re.
. moved. is eonvalescing at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Charley Ness. OF In
dianapolis blvd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat Less Meat if you feel
Backachy or have Blad-
der Trouble

Meat forms uric acid which e~xcites
and o~verwror6s the kidneys in their ef-
forts to hEer IL from the system. Reg
ular eaters or meat must fush the kid
Devs You must relieve
them like YOU relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the acids. waste and poison.
else you.feel a. dull misery in the kid
new region sharp pains in the back or
sick headache. dizziness. YOU stomach
sours. tongue is coated and when the
Weather is bad you have rheumatic
t~w1uxes. The urine Is cloudy, full Of
sediment. the channels often get irrita-
ted. obliging you to get up two or three
times during the night.
TO nerrralize these irritating acids
and flush off the hody's urtnous waste
get about four ounces Of lad salts
from any pharmacy. take a table
spoonful in a glass Or water before
breakfast for a few DAYS and your kid
nays act fine ana bladder disorders dis
appear. This famous salts is made from
the acid Of grapes and lemon Juice
combined with Ithta, and has been US
"a FOR generations To clean and stimu-
late sluggish kidneys and stop bladder
Irritation. Jad Salts is inexpensive,
harmless and makes a delightful effer-
vescent lithfa-wa1er drink which mil
lions Of men and women take now and
then. thus avoiding serious kidney and
bladder diseases-ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan stratton- Mr,
stratton who has been ia FLORIDA ior
some time II expected to arrive home
his week
Miss Mabel Traeger wno has been
employed al the First state Bank for
the past nye years and has been Asst
Cashier at that place fer two years.
has resigned her position
MI. and Mrs. John Griffin and son
Robert Of Valparaiso. visited with reia-
tives here ever sunday
A dance. viii b. given at The commun
ity Hall this evening
Fred Huffman has purchased q Ford
sedan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

YUSSIF HUSSANE

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 17-@Joe
stecner threw Yussif Hussane in 1895.
10 last night after a great struggle.
The champions famous body scissors
turned the trick. Jim Londas threw
Mort Henderson IN 800.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
HOBART

Miss Lesta Raschka was taken 10 the
Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago
sunday where she was operated up~h
yesterday. For the past few years
she has been afflicted with lameness IT.
her limb caused from a childhood sick
ness.
A daughter was born saturday e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

him and at the police station secured
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-03-06

First publication, Feb. IA 1920.
Last publication, March IL, 192O.-Sa.