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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
COLCHESTER

Mrs Clarence Norton and party of NorA Wescheser were calling on friends in own Wednesday. o. TYsonas A. Day of Salem was caller here Wednesday. Louis Elgart left town Wednesday for few days business trip to Boston The Nelibef Bros. have opened up . building on Lebanon avenue, known as the Taintos block. They have about 20 hands at work and VIII increase that numbef in a few weeks,
 1 Cohen Eros Afo have skirt mhaufhc- l turing plant ih their building oh Nor l wich avenue have added several new sewing machines and are crowded with orders. Their products are now beihg shipped all over the United States, large l orders arriving from some of the
 western stxtes. They expect to utilize the second floor of the building soon lThey are now employing a5 hards.
 William H. Ryan and Seaaeh P. ESeati lmeteted to Marlboro. Thursday. Timothy ofCcnneIi Of EAst HaddAz was a caller here Thursday.
 Prtsf A. E. Lyman of Columbia xxl
 calling on friends ih town Tsrrsday. N. F. Ryan of New Lofiion was il town Thursday with his lAfge auto traei ito take supplies to to the camp at tn New London end of the state road job Gilbert J. Murray was . visitor North Westchester Thursday.
 James Johnson was . visitor h Put nam Thursday.
 The Gfesk Catholics will hold fhel
 service in the hail in the baseEnent of th Congregational church Sunday naorMint Services will be held M the BapAs
 church at 19:45 d. m. and ! D. m. Ii
 expected a student from Wesleyan ,anl versity viii conduct the services. Jerrold J. Kerr. sbe has been ser. ously i'll with Pneuanenia Is on the gai and is able to ait up for few hours eae day. S. H. Kellogg of New Britain was . caller in town Thursday evening. M Kellogg win leave New Britaln Thur day night for two weeks trip to Fer day.
 Fitch Jones of Hebron wae q caller 1 : town Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

ia the Baiafce Wheel. vas by the bresl- dent, Mss Caroline B. Freeman. The Enienaa were conducted by Miss Sat tefleA Special readings were The Mi nAr1e City, Gary, ineiana.- by Mrs. R. Irving Hurfbutt. Our work among the Portuguese was read by Mrs. Wright Miss Freeman told of most impressive service, ehe attended at Christmas time At the Cathedral of st. John the Divine la Nk~ York city. The closing hymn was More Love to Thee.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cofmstocl' enteptAined Mf Cofnstoel1s sister. Mrs Hester Prentice of California, and Mys- tic, the past week.
 Tks deAtA of George r. Dean oeesffee aA his home on the New London road WhefS he had lived. many years, at o'clock TAnrsdny fnorntag Mir. Deaf was s4 gears of age. He is survived by his wife, and two sons, William Dean and Star Dean of Groton with sevefa sfandchiidfeh. Mf. and Mrs. Dean ceie brated the sixty-fifth annivetsafy of theil masxiake last kutumn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

Captain and Mrs. Charles Fentof, left this city Thursday for Florida where they will spend the remaining winter weeks.
 At the First Congregational church, Rev. H. s. McCready will preach at l3;4s o'clock. Subject Of ctiiidren's ser mon, ToFnrny's Birthday. Morning sef- mon, John and Jesus. Church school for the study of the Bible meets at s:l5 o'clock. Mems Forum meets at 12:15 o'clock Subject. How Should Chris- tion Get Even? Speakers, Harry Bracnh, Fred Avery F. D. Jordan. and A. J oids. Sunday evening institute at l o'clock. Social hour at 8 o'clock. At the First BalSist church, Rev. A D. Carpenter. win preach at Io:4s o'clock. followed by communion service Subject of sefnon. '.The Joys of ths Minister Church school meets fo, study of the Bible at noon. Christian Endeavof society meets at 6 p. n.. ieadrz Mrs. A. D. Carpenter. Evening com 1 manity Service at ! o'clock. Speaker
 Rev. B. F. Nye.
 Christian Science service is held Sun ] day morning at ie:4s o'clock in tn, Wpman's club rooms, No. S0S Mali street. Subject of the lesson-sernisn 'spirft." Sunday school ilnmediatel. following morning Service.
 Services of the First Society of Spirit ualists are held at 2:ao and o'clock .
 m. in the ,Woman's club roonAa No. 90
 Main street. Speaker for the day, Gecrg B. Cutter of Boston, lecturer and plat form psychic.
 Max sehelnmsn sad Phiip Pagan
 will appear befOre Judge Foss this fSaa
 dfaay) morning to answer to charges ( violating the hhuor laws. Scheinna l will face an additional charge Of resis, ing an officer. Both men were arre1te
 last Sunday and their cases were contir
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
GALES FERRY

The cirenlatlcn of 0oeass h the oalAs Ferry Free Public Library for tho mona of January, was 2S7. Seventy-fouf books were added during the month.
 The Gales Ferry Book CluA met at the home of the Misses Amelia and Susan Mathewson on Wednesday afternoon. Current Events were read by Miss Susan Mataaewson. Short Stories in French. by Guy de Maupassant were alsO read hy Miss Mathewson and Mrs. Desphine Fish. During the social hour the AoStesses served escalloped oysters, wills. cake and coffee
 The FeAFaaxy HAee$aaR ef the WonAz'e Home Missionary Society, was heid ak the parsonage vNh Mrs. G. H. wright Tuesday afternoon. The meeting occn- ed with singing hymn, The Call THe devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. J. W. Carter. A solo, Lies 0oldeA Morn, was sung by Mrs. !. Edmund Nor man. Chapter in the book. The Church and the Community, was reviewed hy Miss Alice Satteriee; reading, chapter {
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
Hosiery

IWoMEN's WooLEN HoSE, Sl.7S and
 s2.25 quality, now $1!nQ a pair. WoMEN's AoENix PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, Msle ton.
 double heels, s2.io quality, now 3s.i0 a pair.
 WoMEN'S BUTTERFLY FtRRE
 SILK HOSE, $1.ae quality, now soc a pair. IcHiLpREN's see QUALITY NOSE,
 now 3se a pair. cHiLDREN's 6sc QUALITY HOSE.
 now Bee pair.
 cHILDREM's 75e QUALITY HOSE.
 now sse pair. lCHllDREN'S HEAVY corr Q Ii HOSE, all sizes. now 2so . 1sar.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
STAFFORD S.RTNCS

Mrs. Noel M. Pease and son Noal, have gone to Springfield where they viii make ' Rev. ~ Oscar 5. A,arscA. pastor .r tn. local Methodist church for the past five years, has asked to be assigned ta . new pasteraAe at the next session. of the New England Southern Conference. He has been interested in all town at- fairs and has made many friends herA. The body of Max Lohse, former StAf. ford resident. was brought from Nesa l oston Wednesday afternoon for burial Robert Enowlton of Mystic was c Stafford visitor on Thursday. Mrs. E. A Chapman has Eone to Mia mi, Fla, where she was ealAed by tho serious illness of her SistBf. John B. Merriam. sS. died at the John. | son hospital, Tuesday. of apopaexy. A far as known he leaves no relatives The funeral of the infant daughter ol ! Mr. and Mts. William Patker1on 6E VI. haze Hiu was held Tuesday morning witS I burial in the Springs cemetery. Mrs. Clara Fisk of Orange, N. T., ll ! the guest of Mrs. Thomas Block In Ssaf. ford Hollow.
 Mrs. Ne,iiav Wells se wstAersaesa u visiting Mrs. Arthur Cady. l There was 2 large atsenaAaCs q <arI
 play, The Amaaons. given by the hagl
 school seniors at St. EdwArTs hall Fri day evening. Aa . result 66 tfse Daa,
 the treasury will be substantially h creased. The c1ass Is now planang {
 trip to Washington. D. c.
 The focal cosrnitkee Of the EnE0easI relief council announces that the accoun will be kept open until Feb. 14. Staf
 ford should raise 3s,seo to reacA it's qne ta-
 Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Booth, who hay, been visiting his father. Rev. l. P. Booth in the Hollow. have returned to thet
 home a Tela, SuaRish Hondufas. The missionary society of tho CUnesN Nation1l church will meet Tuesday efttf noon with Mrs.,G. P. Bard. It Is expect ed that Mrs. Sherrod Soule of HartfOf'
 will give an address.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
WASH FABRICS AT TEMPTING PRICES

see QUALITY PERcALE, se-inch wide. for 17e yard. eee QUALITY MADRAS, 3s-inch wide, for 3ee a yard. Ds QUALITY DRESS BINGHAM, 27- Inch wide. for f7e a yard. aSe QUALITY DRESS BINGHAM, f-ineh wide. for z5e a yard. 4se QUALITY CRANBERRY, 27-inch wide. for a5e yard. ses QUALITY DRESS GiN0HAM, 37-inch wide, for 2se a yard. Be QUALITY DRESS GlNeHAM, 3a-inch wide. for 4se yard. ese QUALITY APRON 0INGRAM, for t5e a yard. Be QUALITY LIGHT OR DARK PRINTS for 1oe a yard. 4ss QUALITY EpEs CLOTH for zsC e yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
Piles
caa's a4 c0sva tzam tss oasasa,.

Caa's 0A cUssa eram fhs Oasaaas.
 ,ExtArsA. ,rsatnsaas sslasm cure HslNs.
 Nor ds surgical onAratiens.
 The cAuAA b thsile-had cireulaxaea
 The hlssa h stagnahe. the vein;
 The ss~si walls ars weak. the parss almost deaA.
 To quickly and safely rid yourself of piles. you must free the circulatlon- 0enA fresh current through the stag. nAne pools. Internal treatment is the eas safe method. Ointmsnts and cut
 7. 3. Leenhardt. N. D.. . 4peeia,ist, sss sss, as s,,ssrs, wsrk some ye9rs aKo tq Ind essded: He named his prescriptioH HEM -RoID. and tried it in l.oee cases beeeta he was satisfied, New HEM- Rl1D ia sold by druggists evsryWhera unaer guaraAtee. It Is harmless tab let, easy to take, and can alwaye 6s found At Leo & csgood Co.'s and aruF. gists everywhere. who will gladly rs. fund the purchase price to any dis. eatiSfied customer.
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lowed immediately by another equa1ly large and fierce looking. The lady of the house house was alone, her husband 6e. ing out on another part of the faffn, she thought they might possibly be "fOcs" the famous birds described in Sinbad the Sailor. or at least turkey bussafds. Noted amateur ornithologicsi scientists were hurriedly notited by ieiebhone. A pow. erful telescope was quickly borrowed and willingly loaned and . few thought flu ones arrived with formidable looking firearms. The stalking ffom up behind the east barn was scoonxyiihhed with great care. Then, As one more anxioue | than the rest sepped into view, two great black crows took wing and huf~
 riedly Tapped into the north.
 The Congregational c. l.. sseieay heid
 a poverty social lh he vestfy on Thufs- day evening. The costumes were very
 much to the point, being ludicfous In ! the extreme. Several of the older ones | were 50 impressed with their get-ups
 that they called on some of the women
 in Jewett City and Lisbon. but they were party calls, as 1t wasn't quite safe
 for some cf them to git down, Ot even remove their hRt9 Music, games and refreshments made c pleasant evening
 Davis theatre of Norwich kindly loaned
 several reels which were used In the new moving picture machine. An edu. cational picture from Breed heatfe was shown on Church night. Gerald Wolf op- crates the machine. The socIAl com | mittee. H. B. Patti, IT,, chairman ware in
 charge of the social. e
 Miss Mary Couture Is ili at her home
 with a severe attack of nervous trouble.
 1. O. o. F. members will meet at then
 rooms. 1.l6 p. Tn., tSday, to attend fa' | ~f rFs.Ats
 adv.
 Mrs. H. N. wheeiock Is sefibusly iil
 with pneumonia and under the cafe d
 a graduate nurse. Her daughter. Mis-,
 Mary wheelock of Bridgeport and hei
 daughtef-in.law, Mrs. H. N wheeioek
 IT,; of New London are with the family.
 The funerAi ssrvlses fer AftAur BAti ] choh were held from his home on Ash ] land street on Friday morning. Requiem mass was said by Rev. ]. J. McCabe d St. Mary's church. The burial was Il , St. Maty's cemetery in Lisbon. The bear bearers were Xavier Cyf. Joseph Couure , Louis Baehaud. John LaAotte, F. x. Gas
 avAHt and Reinl C6utare. Hoer1gai } Bios. were in charge of the, arrange mefita
 } Hoarigah Bros. sent the body Of Mir . Mary Schfnuch New York for bufia on Friday.
 l A De ory type E portable motto ' picture machine has been purchased b
 lthe Congregational chiifch and will | installed when the Ere proof booth al a rives from Boston.
 ' This machine represents the very iai . est refinement In motion pictures, weigh 6 twenty pounds. Is motor driven sinsl t thread and can be used anywhere, in ( - outdoors where Ilo volts either a. C. ( !. d. c. of elteicity are available. In line with the progressive church, l. of the country in fetnfotcing Bib
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

45e QUALITY DucKLiNG FLEECE
 for 25e yard. 5se QUALITY WINDSOR PllssE for
 29c a yard. sse QUALITY RoMPEA cloT93 for
 29e a yard. 5ee QUALITY RIPPLETTE for zee A yard.
 aee QUALITY cHALliE, ss-snch wide.
 for 25e a yard. 5sc QUALITY PoPLIN, 27.ineh vida for 44c yard. sss QUALITY so,EsErTE, as.iAea for 4se yard. 5se QUALITY SILK NULL, s7-snch,
 for 20c yard. styoo QUALITY SILK NULL. ss.,ncA
 wide, for 4se yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
EwEnCn

At the exemplifeatfon of the Mark Master;e degree in Che Masonic temple at Norwich Thursday evening the following members of the craft from Jewett City were present: william Hill. Frank Cor ihg. Norman PArkhurst, James Blair. s: D. whseioek, " R. Burdick. pr. John R. Gor4nan. ]. H. Tracy and Carleton HaT- ems.
 At the Methodist church on Sunday. the pastor. Rev. J. B. Adrich VIII occupy his pulpit. Morning subject. League at 6. leader. Earl Howe., topic Modern Progress. Modern Uorightecas- hesa PrearhAt !, subject The Dark Line In Ged's Face. N | Rev. Clinton H. Andrews will occupy his pulpit at the Congregational church 1 Sunday morning. Miss Gladys Jenert viii lead the Y. P. s. c. E. at !.
 At the Baptist church on Sunday morn l Ing the pastors message 10 the Junior will Ae Afista. and t? the seniors, God'i Providence. Bible school at l2. Y. F & c. E. at s;15, the president will con duct the service. Preaching at [. Sub 3est Pietafe Of Salvation on, the Back gnsAnd of Sin. A solo and gaspel song bS Rev. Myron D. Fuller. pastor.
 Leland Green now holds the blu fibboa for fancy automobile stunts ani tchaiienees all corners Friday morning h his automobile out on the, ice at Dorr vile, SCok spin out around MeNleo Island and even crossed the dangerous oI da f1sonannei which runs diagonall; east from Dyer point. A young woman whose home is a the extreme upper end of East Mai lstfeet. was much alarmed at an earl hour Friday morning. There is q pic thfesave ledge of rocks out back of tn
 house. with several oak and chestnu rees growing up among the rugged leds l es. AS she looked from her pantry wir
 dow, behold, a great bird came an
 aliehted among the branches to be fo
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
WELLINGTON

Mrs. Bnedeeor of Now York is the guesa o< Nisses Mensefeau and Rick kstts.
 Ralph toslin has traded a Buick road Ster for q five passenger Chevrolet car:
 Rhym0nd- wfiStt. bfother-if4faw of George P Bdkbee. died Jan. ss at his home in Deep River. following an opera tion. Mf and Mrs. George Bugbee, Mr. and Mfs. Harold Bug5ee. Tennant Bug bee and Paul Bugbee attended the fu- neral. MrB. Wright was Kate Dugbee before her marriage.
 Louis Noise. from as Rhode Isiend Red pullets, often gets 2b eggs day. frequently one weighing one-quarter of q pound, The hen house Is lighted with electricity during the evening. and grain scattered in straw. Inc biddies get to Votk, thinking t Is morning, 1 Miss Phyllis Ryder has been home two 1 days, Hi NNh . cold.
 l Rev Theodore Bacheier eAs if 1'rovi- | dence, R. l.. last week. nak,rg arfange- ' fients fer his removal thefs. He at- tended h church meeting. As Mir. Bach 1 eler was unable to be present she was presented with dozen pnk carnations. 1 Dr. Sloat will preach Sund1y morning on the Hiil, k Mir. and Mrs. Bacheler and M. H. TaL colt uf Taicotlvifie were guests At the patronage Saturday.
 The Boy Scouts met Wednesday even. ing
 Mf. Baifantlne of Stafford Springs at-
 tended the meeting of the Baptist asso- eiation Tuesday evening.
 Miss Chalker spent the weekend al
 her home /
 Clinton EidreAke was operated on al
 the Hartford hospital for appendicitis
 Ms. Eidfedze and her mother, Mrs. L
 W. Morse. were with him. Mrs. Eidrcdgs
 fs staying with Mrs. Annie Honchens and
 spending as much tifne as possible with
 her husband. Tho opefatlon was sue
 cessfiil and the patiott is getting along nicely.
 Mrs. Clarence Essex. Miss Phyllis Ky
 der. and John Mirti went to wiilinanti Saturday.
 ! The dti Scouts have formed two team and played basketbaii Saturday ane : tiieif feStia f4feeting.
 Mrs. botls Morse recently visited he : brother in Thotrusonvifle. Al the Ashford Baptist association 3 meetings. held ah day Tuesday at Me f n1oriaf church. addresses were given t [ prs. kitchesoh. Ferguson. Ierrigo an
 Miss French Q. New York State officer { Dfs. Coates. Sioat and fIhcksy were pIes c lent. At A special meeting of the Junio
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

,aentnEetscs Math John F. Ahern, manAS. ef Of the eerspany, who displayed the er1hpanY's books, showing revenue and expessse for the year. Manager Ahefn explained that 1t was necessary for the company to Continue the service charge as in the past, and quoted figures to back his Afgusnent Many of the figures were noted by the committee and will be eiveA out at the chamber of commerce inestang.
 Wiiiinantlc vas one of tNe first cities lin this state where charges for service for use of n1etefs vas put into effect Since the pubic utilities commission de- cided tn favor Of the city of Metiaen agahst the Mefiden Gas and Electric Light cornQany, t has been hoped that sUfne such decistah might be reached in this city. Several cities have lost similar cases but Wiilimantic hopes ts win with cut going to the public utilities commits son for decision.
 CIsssnes AEhAsA. e4 e tAls city w6s ex- anined Friday Inornthg by Dotcoss John Weldon apa Fred Smith, and WAS deeiAr- ssAte ho1plsai at NefNieh later in teh day. The yegnc Aaan eneefed St. 10. seph's church Thursday night and cUti- d6eted himself fn such a manner that he had es Dc restrained by the sexton and otliers present TAe police we're called and Marsh was kept at -he police station until Friday morning. The Ire loss at the tenement house al No. g Bf0oelsTa Mas adjusted Thurs day and iSeai insurance men wtl pay Ss1S7. The total insurance carried bs tAe owner of the pfvpefty was es s,0ee. JesAph Moore. Infant son of Joseph snd Cla1k Martin Moore died 4eafiy Fri. l day mornmg at tho home of his parents lon Bifch street. Funeral services wer, held Efiaar afternboil at o'clock ana Ethe bedy was .piAeAa in the receiving
 vault at St. JosePh's cemetery. Leandef E. GArdner and Andrew
 Carey we're ,n Norrich Friday attending the district meeting of the Southern Nsd England Teaephohe cofnpany sEnipieyes
 Association.
 A iarge number of people enjoyed th concert given by the ching-a-lihg banjo l mandolin orchestra Of Willima1tic, at th 1drange half Hampton, Friday night. Th lconceft was sven under the direction . lC. c. Helmoid assisted by Charles
 Jordan. tenor soioist.
 The Sorority of the Methodist chi9fc
 Wete entertained Thursday atfAeAoon d the home Of Miss Ethel Sin,efs. Ee. 1 tspring strfet. by Miss simons and Mir lLna DaSnil. TE&nty-two iaembers q II 4tehAed and entoyed q pleass ht afeffiooi LFpltoWing the reg44ar meeting refresf fTnents were served and social time CT t6yed.
 The White sox team in the Sfhitl
 Winchester Bowling league stili naaii tains safe lead oyer the Indians. the nearest rival. The Indians and Tige, rolled three strings this week and u ftndians took them all. High single wel to L. Reckwith of the Indians with il and he also carried off high three vii I319. The scores:
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truths and Christian teaching from the papit by pictures. the iccal church twill make use of the fnsrhfie in a variety of ways but chiefly As an assistant to the pastor. The schedule to be followed calls for two or three reels Sunday evenings and three reels on Church night. An atfangement has been made with Park ehHfcn and Y. NJ. c. A. of Norwich and Hanover. whereby film cost will be re- tueed by tWo4thirds and dne-hAif re- aheotfyaly
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

i tss- s-iNch WIDE FRulT.oFtTRE.
 LOOM COTTON, 25c quality, for f7e yard.
 3s-INcH WIDE INDIAN HEAD. sst
 quality, for 23e a yard. 3s-lNcH WIDE RALLooA CLOTH
 sec quality. for 30e yard. 42.iNch WIDE TUBING, Csc quality
 for 36e yard.
 45.INcA WIDE TUBING; zoe quality 1 for 3qe a Yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
WILLIMANTTC.

Mustard John Reilly. RAiAad M. 5efdaas Valentine L. Murphy aaa 0eotEeF E. Tey- lor. will make report about the ssEvsce charge in effect in this city. WiilitdaA. tlc through it's ehafnbef ef ecsnrpH1Se is
 to make an effort to have tle BvtEleA Wiliinantic Lighting company disccn. tinue the seryins charge ef ts eeAss pef month. Members of tlia con1nissee Apa
 pOfnted by the eharnbef of cornfnesce
 have met at the -office of the EoekviIlE- l Witlimantic Lighting cetnpany and hesa
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

54.INcsl WIDE FRENCH SERGE
 SUtTiNG, fine weave, in black, navy
 blue and tan. s5.oe quality, tof es.ss a yard. 42INCH WIDE WOOL PLAZA R m, quality, for $i.7e yard.
 s4.iNoh WIDE WOOL PLAID, s4.25
 quality, for S2.75 a yard. s4.lhch WIDE WOOL PLAID, s17s
 quality, for s2.75 a yard. A.!Nch WIDE wool PLAID, $s.gs
 quality, for $4.75 yard. 36-lhcH WIDE DRESS PLAiDS, 5sC 54:lNcH WIDE Ali. WOOL COAT. lNG. staple colors, SAYS quality, foi S2.75 yard.
 54-iNcH WIDE WHITE c.4iNesilL.
 LA, s2.75 quality, for $79S yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
Clearance of Toweliug

5LEAcHED COTTON CRASH
 TOWERING, 1sc quality, for lie a
 yard.
 UNION GLASS ToWELIaE, 45c qua.
 ity, for xse yard.
 1s-lNcH ALL-LlNEN snow \ CRASH, 4sc quality, for sse yafd. ie.lNcH RED soBoER gRoWM M ABSORBENT CRASH, sse quality,
 for 24e a yard. 18.INcH. PART.LlMEN sLuE BORDER CASH, ssc quality, for z7c yard.
 ALL-LINEM sLEAchEp CRASH sS quality. for Ale a yard,
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BIEActIED COTTON AND SHIFTING

Ss-INcH WIDE sLEAchEp cor TON, zsc quality, for fse a yard. ss-iNcH WinE BLEAcHEp COT. ION, cambffc finish. ssc quality, for 1gs yard.
 @.lNcH WipE HLEACHED SHEET. INo, s0c quality. for 42e a yard: 5z-lRch WIDE sLEACHEp SHEET. ING, t1.eo quality. for 5se yard. Bt.iNcA WIDE HEAVY BLEAcHEp sHEETlNo, s1.i5 quality, for s5c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
Clearance of Towels

H71a4 HucK TOWELS, 2sc quality, for f7s each. 1sxzs HUck TOWELS, ssc duality, for a4e each. Rs1ss Huck TOWELS, ssc quality, for Azs each. ssass TURKlsH TOWELS, 1sc quaii- ty. for 16e each. Sexss DOUBLE THREAD TURKISH TOWELS, 5se quality, for ssc each es.is TURKISH TOWELS, s5c euali. ty, for 54e each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
Knit Underwear

WoMEk's RIBBED VESTS, V neck, bodice styles. soc quality, for 33e each: s5c quality. for 5oc each. WohEN'S N EDIuM- " IG H& VESTS, 75c quality. for sse each. MoAEh'S MEDfu EIGHT PANTS, 75c quality. for see pair. WoMEN's M EDtu N WI EIoH r EXTRA SIZE PANTS AND VESTS, 7se quality. for e5e a garment. ODD PIECES OF WoMEN's HEAVY NESTs, PANTS AND uNio \ SUITS. in cotton and wool and silk and wool to close at one-third and One-haK oR
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
Clearance of Blouses and
 Waists

eAk WAlSTo, including Georgette, 1AnetA. Tricolette. jap. Silk and TafEetA are reduced As follows eaas and sl.5e quality. now t2Se. ts.ss quality, now $3eA tt.ss and si9s quality, now $4.1e. ssSs, ss.50 and t1o6O quality, now Ss-se.
 sfs.5e and t1see quality. now $Aa SaGa TAILORED WASTE, now e2As. sa9s AND e45o TAILORED WAISTS,
 now &zsA
 seee vFHirs volLE wAisTs, now saAs whITE VoILE WAISTS, now eiss. Saw WHITE VoiLE WAISTS, now ORE LOT or WHITE v0ILE WAiSTs AsD PERcALE WkieTs,
 were sl.se, to ciose at see.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05
ITEMS FROM THE DRESS GOODS SECTION THAT
 SUGGEST ECONC,MY

s2.lkch WIDE POPLAR CLOTH, 75c quality, for 5ee yard. 3s-iNcH WIDE SERGE AND BAT. tSTE SUITiNo, s1.OO quality, for 75e a yard.
 4e.lNcH WIDE FRENCH SERGE. szso quality. for $t.7e a yard. So-TRcl WIDE STORM SERGE, sa.so quality, for S1.T5 a yard. e AND Ss.INcH rAFFETA SERGE, ts.so quality. for $1.7e yard. e TO 42-lNcH WIDE sEReEs, in different eolors-
 si.ss quality. for see a yard
 ;1-75 quality. for $t.3s a yard
 s20e quality, for $tAs a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

1fanebestss.-Actlng on the advice sf Town Counsel Alexander Arnott the e. lectrnen have decided 10 drop the legal proceedings against the property ownrrn on Pearl. Spruce. Hamlin and Ho,i streets to collect the assessments levied against them for the building of ths storm water sewer system in the vicinity of those stfeeD
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-05

Christian Endeavor society in the afte,,
 noon Dr. Lacl1ey gave an address. Aocat one hundred attended the evening ser vice. Mrs. W. H Hall presided at tho