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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
MAY TO MAKE TEA.

1. Use an earthenware or china tea pot.
 2. Thoroughly warm the teapot by rinsing with hot water.
 3. Put enough tea into the pot to suit requirements. Two teaspoons is ample for four cups.
 1. Always use freshly drawn water and have it briskly boiling when poured on the tea.
 5. Allow the tea to stand no longer than seven minutes.
 6. Add cream and sugar to suit taste. Don't use metal teapot. Don't boil the tea Don't use water that has previously been boiled.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

come apparently dangerous conditions and to direct more attention to the cut ting of such heavy losses through pre- yentive measures that which goes up in flame and smoke continues to be tremen- dous. Yet there is 10 actual way of tell ing just how much larger it would be if those counteracting influences were not persistently at work.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
LAUNDRY HINTA.

When laundering white silk or white crepe de chine do not hang out to dry, but roll it in 8 Turkish towel and let it re- main F hours before ironing.
 To soften water, uso soda, fye or ammo nia, being careful net to use bit more than will give results, as they are apt to rot clothing.
 A simple way to bleach faded clothes white is to just use a strong soap to which has been added one tablespoon of cream of tartar to one gallon of water.
 When the rollers of a clothes wrinser become darkened through use, rub them with kerosene and then wash thoroughly.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

respect; he becomes an intelligent in- dividual who thinks for himself and feels for other people, who senses and respects the rights of other people.
 Only as our children are taught to appreciate the feelings and regard the rights of others can the citizens of the future become more humane and law less inconsiderate be relegated to the past
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
sHEER srockINGa

The warmer the weather grows the sheerer become fnilady's stockings. The sheerness of chiffon silk in stockings be- gan with the blacks but now has spread to many of the fashionable colors. some of which all so much to the effect of the sheerRess as to make one look tvrice to see if any stockings are being worn at all. The cobWeb weayes are coming within reach this season, too, and may be had now in the smart shops for lower prices. Some of the sheerest shades are srays, sand. beige, cordovan, African, brown and blue.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
sUNsHapE HANDLER

Newest in handle details is design of natural wood with a tip or narrow band of bakelite to lend bit Of eclor. Carved wood animal heads are undergo ing revival, it is said, and there are numerous variations of the leather ham dle. One is a woven handle of gray with tan leather, another has straight wood handle capped with bakelite, and q new fashioned leather strap to hang over the wrist, a loop fastened over 2 Bnaall bakelite ring passed through the wo5d handle itself.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
TO FREsHEN ROLLS.

MufIins, gems, corn bread and bran bread are seldom all eaten during the evening meal and some is left over.
 The question comes to the conscien- tious housewife: How can I serve them again in their original freshness?"
 It can be easily done Grease a piece of brown paper using plenty of grease. Wrap in it the mullins or bread. Place in hot oven for ten or fifteen minutes, unwrap, serve and they will taste per fectly fresh.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
WOMAN III LIFE AND IN TIE KITCHEN

distinctly long jackets, usually unbelted
 Hand-painted on black satin in place of the usual bead ensbroidery were seen on a smart young miss at an afternoon tea.
 Crystal hat pins and others of pearl are frequently relied on to give touch of contrast to an otherwise dark hat
 A black straw capeline sparsely trim med with tive peacock feathers encirctihe the crown, was worn with black crepe dress.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
Nirwieh, June 18th, 1921.
C.r.l.Al. h Our City

CaFniSals h Our City
 MT. Editor: In the columns of your paper this Saturday. morning I mo- ticed an article referring to theatrical tn- terests entering a protest against ear niva,s coming no our city.
 May I ask how long since 1t has been customary for the public in general to have to ask a few amusement men what kind of pleasure and amusement they must seek?
 How many children are there in our midst if 1t wasn't for carnivalS coming to our city would ever have :he pleasure of enjoying the whip, Ferris wheel, ard other amusements which carnival ef- ferse
 The theatrical men claim . carnival takes toe much money from our city. How much does a one nights ensaEcfn ent troup spend in Norwich? Does 1t bal ance on 5o-50 basis with the money that carnivAls run under the auspices 1 of fraternal order spends. EDWARD J. MULLINS, Norwich, June Il, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

The prospects of a large wheat yield this year doesn't look as If the farmers had been discouraged because of the drop in prices, but as if they had gone ahead with favorable weather conditions to bridge the gap.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
FOR GIRL GRADUATES.

The entire graduation outfit should be one that the girl may wear to church or for afternoon occasions during the sum- mer.
 White is always the best for graduation purposes, although when the girls agree on color it is possible, and often the ef- feet is quite lovtS, if pale shades of pink, blue, orchid and yellow organdies are used.
 Organdie is a youthful crisp material. Many of the shops are showing it with c small check, which may please more than the plain material
 Both machine hemstitching and pieotink are attractive additions to graduation dresses.
 Sashes add much to the dress and may be of the same material with the Adkes henme dor picoted. Satin and silk sash so good. A cotton material, generally speaking, should not be combined with silk or satin, which are both more expen- sive and pretentious. Ruffles used in moderation on an orHun. die frock are sometimes good. There are many young girls, however, whom ruffes and frills do. not become. The tall siendel | girl is apt to look we'll in 8 ruffed dress but the shorS of stature child. or the tall l stoutly built girl should beware of ruff | hes. Tucks and hemstitehing are better for the latter type-with a bit Sf hAt 1 narrow Valenciennes lace. The neck of the dress may be round ol square, according to the shape of thu wearer's face. The girl with the rount 1 face should wear square neck, and tn, | thin faced child may be sure that a rounS
 neck in her dress wiA be the nest beeon | ing kind.
 l While French voile is a beautiful mate l rial, it is not so youthful nor capable 0 lending itself to the charm and crispnes that is much to be desired in a graduatio, 1 frock; it seems to belong more to tn
 mature woman.
 Georgettes, silks of any kind, satins and crepe de chimes are unthinkahle an,
 in bad taste. This is the day of all day
 when the girls personality must not b obscured by 1nery.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

Oregon apparently hasn't gotten con- ditions at home where he feels he can afford to give assurances of the protec- ton of lives and property of Americans. That means Mexico isn't what it should be
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

It would be a grand good idea if those who have been committing murders in Connecticut of late had been subjected to disarmament proceedings some time ago
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
A WEDDING GIFT.

Altogether different and new e . VI. ding gift and one that is especially suit able for the couple who will spend the honeymoon motoring is a radiator orna- ment for the Automobile. This is a new field for scrlptors and many artistic and distinctive designs are being produced. 50 why not choose something Of this sort?
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

Faulty distribution is what causes many of the floods but that cannot be said about those who are overcoming the bone dry conditions.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
TO FRAME SNAPSHOTS.

Simple old gold or dark brown are charming tints to frame a snapsho: en- graph is [ woodsy scene printed in artis- tic browns.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

Dodging ice foes is sport that few steamship captains should be willing to indulge in There is too much involved in the way of lives and property.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

From the fact that there are $50 looking for appointment to the 50 posi- tions there is apparently something at tractive about the new state police jobs
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

With a Florida writer telling of the precipitation running down her face as she wrote, we in New England have much to be thankful for in a cool June.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
IF TREY STICK.

If one tumbler sticks within an other, fill the inner one with cold water and put the outer one in warm water and they will separate easily.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

It may be a bit cool as we approach the middle of June but no recent depa-- lures for Florida have been recorded
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

The fall in the value of the United States shipping board vessels has just been admitted but it took place some time since.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The news almost every day furnishes convincing evidence of the growing dan gers of the highway.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

The man on the corner says. The days of detachable eyebrows bring added wor- " to the absent minded.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

Quite little talk is going round about the cool nights. How eagerly they will be wished for about the middle of Aug ust, if not before
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
SELECTING rHE oHINA.

In china, one is sure to appeal to hne taste in color if the pieces or sets are all in one color. Breakfast sets, crearAers and sugar bowls, tea sets and salad bowls come in such tints as turquoise lavender, mulberry and primrose. Some times this chinaware has a rainbow luster over the plain color. Blue and white decorated china Is sure to be useful, for it is not tiresome and will help hll cut by harmonizine with other blue sets.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

Return them to the oven to glaze. Serve hot with the salad course
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Norwich. Monday, June IS. 1891.

HEnsER OF IRE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Tho AssoeiAbd Press is exclusively entitled Co tbs use for republication of all ness despatch- e credited to 1t or not OthetulHs credited to ihit bsper and also tas iocAl puellshej nrTcin.
 Al hEhts of republication ot NOedL des- 5atskes b rein also reserved
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
MEMS FURNISHINGS

MEMS HEAVY FLEEcED-LlNED SHIRTS AND DRAWERs, Sf.go quality, for s5e a garment MEMS RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, $l.5o quality. for sse . garment.
 MEMS HEAVY RIBBED COTTON
 UNION SUITS, sa.Oo quality. tss MEMS PART.WooL SHIRTS AND
 DRAWERS S2.ls quality, for Sf1e a
 garment.
 MEMS OUTING FLANNEL NIcHr
 SnlRTs, S3.0O quality. for Si.ss. MEMS OUTING FLANNEL PAIA-
 MAS, S4oO quality. for t2fo. 'MEN's OUTING FLANNEL oVER.
 SHIRTS, s2.25 quality. for sfHs. MEMS WORK SHIRTS, s1.75 quality,
 for S1.1e. MEMS SOFT CUFF SHIRTS, sayse
 quality. for s15e.
 MEMS STIFF CUFF SHIRTS. aass
 quality, for $1.es.
 MEMS GREY AND BLUE FLANNEL
 S3.2e. " MEMS WOOL HOSE, now sso s mir. MEMS BLACK COTTON HOSE. ,fs
 quality, for 14e a pair.
 5oYs' PERcALE AND cHAMRgAV BloUsEs, now 4se, 83e and Sf5a. NEWS CANVAS GLOVES. plain q, jersey wrist, now 1zjse a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
KNIT UNDERWEAR
WoMENs RIBBED VESTS, v neeI

WoMEN's RIBBED VESTS, V neck, bodice styles. soc quality. for $50 each; 65c quality, for Soc each WoMENS MEDIU M WE G H T VESTS, 75c quality, for 5ee each. WoMEN'S EDIUM- lG H ' PANTS, 75c quality. for 59e pair. WoMEN'S MEDIUM WE GH T EXTRA SIZE PANTS AND VESTS, 79c quality, for 65c a garment. ODD PIECES OF WoMERs HEAVY VESTS, PANTS AND LIN o N SUITS, in cotton and wool and silk and wool to close at ona-third and one-half off.
 INFANTS COTTON AND wool VESTS, 75c quality, for COG each. cHILDREN'S FLEEC E-L NE Q VESTS AND PANTS to close at 4se
 garment.
 BOYS MUNSING WEAR GREY UNION SUITS, fieeced- lined
 $1.50 quality for S1.1e.-
 S1.75 quaiity for SIPS.
 $200 quality for S1.5o. GIRLS MUNsING WEAR UNION SUITS, white, heeced- lined $1.50 quality for S1.19. S1.75 quality for SIPS. $2.00 quality for $1.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
TOILET ARTICLES At Clearance Sale Prices

Al OkS0fNuCG S6IG IItCCS $foo WAMPoLE COD LIVER, now 69e. |s1.oo ViNoL. now 7ec. soe CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS. stoo cUTrcuRA REsoLvENT. now 79c |it5o LARGE SIZE FATHER JOHNS
 MEDICINE, now $t.o5.- 75e SMALL SIZE FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE, now 54o $1 % NuxATED IRON, now 79e. s1.25 PAYERS ASPIRIN TABLETS.
 now a9e. PRgsToN's ASPIRIN TABLETS. ? 4Oc KELIoee's TAsrELEss CAS- TOR OIL, now 29e. 75e KELLoGG's TAsTELEss CAS- TOR OIL. now 4ee. 3Sc SAL HEPAT1CA, now 7c. '1.4o SAL HEPATIcA. now $t.o3. MULSIFIED cocoANuT OIL, now 4iNDs' HONEY AND MoND CREAM, now 43e. =VERSWEET, now Pie. 50 PoMPEllkN MASSAGE CREAM. now 57c.
 ;ec PoNPEiIAN MASSAGE CREAM. now $9e.
 oe PoMPEflAN DAY CREAM, now 35e PoMPEIIAN NIGHT CREAM now 29c.
 'oo MAYS FACE POWDER, now 4ac
 S1.eo MARY GARDEN FACE POW. DER, now 79c.
 ,sc WooD5URY's FACIAL POW.
 DER, now 1ee.
 NARY GARDEN TALcUM POW DER now 2oe,
 ,oMPEIIAN FRAGRANCE TAI
 GUM. now 19e.
 L B. B. WILL lAMs' 4-oDoRs TAE ! CUM, 2 for 2Sc. I MAViS TALcUM. now 1ee.
 wooDBuRY's FACIAL SOAP, nov
 zoe cake.
 cUTlcURA SOAP. now 2oe cake.
 JERGEN'S WITCH HAZEL SOAP
 19c box. PALM OLIVE SOAP. 12 cakes fo
 $f.00.
 fLoco CASTLE SOAP, 15e a cake.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
CLEARANCE OF WASH FABRICS

Y,25 QUALITY ECONOMY SILK, s.
 inch wide. for 55e a yard. eec AND eee QUALITY FIGURED
 VolLES, 3s to 40 inches wide for
 5os a yard. 75e QUALITY PLAIN VolLEs, 4s-inch
 wide. for 45c yard. 75e QUALITY PLAIN oReANpIE,
 4o-inch wide. for 46e a yard. s1.25 QUALITY PLAIN oRGANplE4 i0-inch wide, for I9e a yard. e9e BEACH CLOTH, ss-inch wide. for
 soc a yard.
 sse AIRoPLANE CLOTH for 5Se a
 yard. 27 AND 32-INcH WIDE KINDER CART EN CLOTH, striped or plain colors. for Ieo a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
CLEARANCE OF HOSIERY Every Pair in Stock
 Reduced

WoMEN's WooLEN HOSE, s1.75 and S2.z5 quality, now S1.oo a pair. WoMEN'S ENIx PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, lisle top. doub.e heels. $2.l0 quality, Low S1.10 a pair. WoMENs BUTTERFLY FIBRE SILK HOSE, ;1.Oo quality. now Soc a pair.
 cHILDREN's soc QUALITY HOSE, now 3se a pair. .CHILDREN'S Csc QUALITY HOSE, now 50e a pair.
 cHILoREN's 75e QUALITY HOSE, now oyc a pair. |cHlLDREN'S HEAVY cOTTO
 HOSE, all sizes, now 25e a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
CLEARANCE OF TOWELlNC

.sLEAcHED COTTON cRAsh TOWELiNG, 1sc quality, for lie 6 yard.
 UNION GLASS ToWELING, 45c qual. ity, for 23c a yard. 16- INCH ALL-LINEN BROW IN CRASH, 49c quality, for 35c a yard BENCH RED BORDER BROW N ABSORBENT CRASH, ssc qualify for 24e a yard. BENCH PART-LINEN BLUE BoRDER CASH, 3sc quality, for 27e a yard.
 ALL-LlNEN RLEAcHED CRASH 6S quality, for 44c g. yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
NOTIONS ExTRA.suPER WHITE TAPE, 10. yard pieces
 11 inch wide. now t2Ize

 yard pieces
 A inch wide. now t2Lze s inch wide, now f5c
 1k inch wide, now 17o.
 % inch wide, now zoe. SPRING MAID LINGERIE RIBBON.
 white pink and blue, 3syard piece.
 now 12Hc.
 toc BELTlNG, black and white, now Sc a yard. |f2bc BELTiNG, black and white, now 1oc a yard. Ice DELoNe's SNAPS, HOOKS AND EYES now Sc a card. foe DELoNG's SAFETY PINS, now g. a cArd. |DELoNe's BEST TOILET PINS. small, now 12c a paper. . lDELONG'S BEST TOILET PINS. medium ard large. now 15c paper. ATLAS PINS. now 7c a paper. HUMP HAIR PINS, size 1 to 5, now 4c a paper. HUMP HAIR PINS, assorted. now Sc HUB TIP SHOE LAcEs, Aow 4c a pair. 12-oz ROLL ABSORBENT COTTON. now 297 a roll. EMBRcIoERED EDGE ECONOMY TRIMMING 12hc 3-yard piece, now. foe. 1ee 3-yard piece, now .15c.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

45c QUALITY DuckLlNG FLEECE 1 for 25c yard.
 5se QUALITY WINDSOR PLIssE for 29o yald. '5sc QUALITY RoMPER CLOTH for 29c a yard.
 5se QUALITY RlPPLETTE for ssc a yard.
 sse QUALITY cHALLIE, s6-inch wide,
 for z5c a yard.
 5eo QUALITY PoPLIN, 27-inch wide, for 44e a yard.
 eee QUALITY soIEsETTE, 27-inch [ for 49c a yard.
 5se QUALITY SILK NULL, 27-inch, . for zoe a yard.
 s1.0o QUALITY SILK NULL, 36-inch I wide, for 49c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

yard. BENCH WIDE SERGE AND BATIsTE sUTTINe, .1oO quality, for 75e yard. 4o-lNcH WIDE FRENCH SERGE, a25o quality for s17s yard. 4o-INcH WIDE STORM SERGE, ss.5O quality. for $17s yard. ss AND ss-INcH WIDE TAFFETA SERGE, s25O quality. for S1.7e yard. 3S TO 42.INcH WIDE SERGES, in different colors--
 s139 quality for 93e yard. s175 quality $t39 yard.
 s2oO duality for $1A5 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS

36-lNcH WIDE FIGURED AND FLORAL cREToNNES at the fol- lowing sale prices 55c quality for 39c q yard. 6sc and 75c quality for 49e a yard. Ssc quality for 69e a yard. Sl.69 quality for S1.25 a yard. $1.9S quality for S1.4e a yard. $1.6s SUNFAST DRAPERIEs, plain or figured, for S1.z5 a yard. ScRlM AND NET in white or ecn,-
 39c quality for 29c A yard.
 59c quality for 45c a yard.
 19c quality for 59c a yard.
 sSc quality for 7ec a yard.
 $1.25 quality for 93c a yard. NET CURTAINS in white or ecru-
 : $50 quality for S6.25 a pair.
 : s.9S quality for S7.75 a pair.
 S1l.00 quality for $S.75 a pair. $l2.00 quality for S9.e9 a pair. scRim AND MARGUIsITE CUR TAIhS-- S3-9s quality for $2.se a pair. $I-eS quality for $50 a pair. Ss.Oo quality for $750 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
MATTRESSES

SILK FLOSS MATTRESS. good quality ticking, regular s25.eo qeal. ity for $1s.os.
 SILK FLOSS MATTRESe, best dual ity, regular sso.oo value for S23.49. COTTON FELT MATTRESS. regular $25.o0 quality for $1s.ss. COTTON MATTRESS, regular ;1s.oo quality for $t4.96.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
NOTIONS

slLKINE. CROCHET COTTON, white and colors. all sizes, now 12Hc. SHAMROCK LINEN THREAD, 1oo- yard spool, now 15c.
 DRAGON FASTING THREAD, now 4e a spool, three for 1oc. - AUNT LYDIA THREAD, black, white tan and red, now 12c a spool. mEHGERlZED MENDlNG FLOSS
 45-yard spool, now 7c.
 GILT EDGE DARNING COTTON
 now 4c ball. for 10c. ss4- INCH TWILL TAPE, black and white, Award piece, now 12lle.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
CLEARANCE SALE OF BLANKETS AND
 COMFORTARLES

5ox72-lNcH GREY AND TAN BLANKETS, t2.50 quality, for s1.se a pair.
 ecx76-INCH GREY AND TAN BLANKETS, s3.5e quality, for $t.e5 Q pair.
 GOOD SIZE GREY OR WHITE BLANKETS, ;7.0o quality. for $4.s5 a pair. . PLAID BLANKETS, good color com bination. $7.00 quality. for $4.s5 a pair
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
UMBRELLAS

AMERICAN TAFFETA COVERED
 UMBRELLA, now $1.Sa. GLORIA COVERED UMBRELLA. now $2-39. URIoN, TAFFETA COVERED JIM.
 BRELLA, now $4.55. clik COVERED UMBRELLA, now
 17.e5- chlLDREN's RAiNcoATs, $7.5o
 quality, for S4-93. CtitLE1REN'S RAIN CAPE. SASS
 AzAtE+y. Ssr e75e.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

sec QUALITY PERcALE, s6-inch wide. fo 17e a yard. see QUALITY MADRAS, S6-inch wide for 39e a yard. 2se QUALITY DRESS BINGHAM. 27-
 inch wide, for 17e yard. 45e QUALITY DRESS GlNGHAm 27-inch w.de, for. 25c V I'd. 45c QUALITY CHAM BK-7, 27-inch wide, for 15c a yard. 5ee QUALITY DRESS BINGHAM
 32-inch wide, for E9e yard. 6ec QUALITY DRESS BINGHAM
 S2-inch wide. for 45e a yard. 35c QUALITY APRON BINGHAM
 for 1oc ard. 25e QUALITY LIGHT OR DARK
 PRINTS for 10c a. yard. 45e QUALITY EDEN CLOTH for 25,
 yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
CARPETS

T-lNcH WIDE TAPESTRY CAR. PET, S1.0o quality for ses Ya<d. Y.iNcH WIDE TAPESTRY CAR.
 PET, 31.sO quality. for sse yard. Z-INCH WIDE VELVET CARPET
 &2.so quality for $1.7s a yard. 2.INcH WIDE GRASS MATING
 Ssc quality for 4ec a yard. Y.lNcH WIDE FELT CARPET, s9s
 quahty for 4sc A yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
DRESSES

The Time Has Come For
 Them to Dspart-Notice
 the Prices mIeNoNNETrEl DRESSES, that were $55.oO and sss.oo. to close at $S7.bo. DRESSES in Tricotine. Serge and Jersey, regular ss5.oO and $Ss.oo quality, to close at $22.5o. |oNE LOT OF SERGE AND TRlco. FINE DRESSES, ta7.5o and .so.Oo. to close at $1s5o. SILK PoPLlN DRESSES, that form-
 erly sold for $25.oo. to close at $t25o. 1 A sAMPaE LINE OF FINE SERGE DRESSES, in navy blue and black.
 beaded and embroidered, were $25.O0,
 to close at $i0.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
SWEATERS

At Cl.arancs Sale Prices Rss AND ss.ss SWEATERS, now
 s5.co. sto.-s AND st25o swEATERs, nv
 7.e3.' s1sso AND s15oo SWEATERS, now
 Ses3. s5.ss sLIP-oNs, now s3-eS s7.s8 sLIP-oNs, now s4.sa. IS9.eS SLIP -oNs, now Se.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
BED PILLOWS

$2-es FEATHER BED PILLOWS for $tSs a; pair. + |$s7s FEATHER BED PILLOWS fcr
 $2.se pair. $4.25 FEATHER BED PILLOWS for $3.fS pair.
 500 FEATHER BED PILLOWS for $3.S8 pair.
 sS.oo FEATHER BED PILLOWS for $49e q pair.
 s7.eo FEATHER BED PILLOWS for 4S.e9 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
CLEARANCE OF SILKS

ss.INcH WIDE cREPE-DE- CHINE. 11oo quality. for 4o-INcH WIDE cREPE-pE CHINE. s2.75 quality. for
 S1.39 a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

54-INcH WIDE FRENCH SERGE sUITINo, inc weave
 in black, navy bue aI.d tan, $5VO quality for $so
 yard. - ..-. 42-INCd WIDE WOOL PLAID $S0O quality TOT Sl-S
 yard. .-. . 54-lNCH WIDE WOOL PLAID $425 quality, Tor t<Ls 54.IkcH WIDE WOOL PLAID .475 quality. for szB 54-INcG WIDE WOOL PLAID, $500 quality. for >47s ss.INcH WIDE DRESS PLAIDs, Fsc quality. for sSe a
 yard. @-INcH WIDE ALL-WooL COATING, staple eoorss < s475 quality, for S275 a yard
 S1.e5 yaI d.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
CLEARANCE OF TOWEL {

CLEARANCE UF TOWELS t7xs4 Huck TOWELS, 2sc quality, for
 17e each.
 tsx2s HUck TOWELS, ssc quality, for
 24e each. 2oxss HUck TOWELS, ssc quality, for
 42c each. 1sx% TuRkisksToWELs, 2sc .quaii-
 ty, for 16e e4s +1sx3e DOUBLE THREAD TURKISH
 TOWELS. 5se quality. for 3se each aox4O TURKISH TOWELS, s5e quail ty, for 54c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
YARNS

At Clearance Sale Priees SHETLAND FLOSS, ban 2so. GERMANTOWN, ball 3fe. BEAR BRAND KNITTING, ban 4aa slLvEReLoW. ball 34e. .FLEIsHER KNITTING, bau 4io
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

ss.lNcH WIDE MEssALINE. black and coiOls '2.5O
 quality, S159 yard. - 36 INCH WIDE TAFFETA, s2 Ss quality for S159 yard 3s-INcH WIDE SILK PoPLiN, full line of colors $lS9
 quality, for e8e yard
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
SPECIALS

SPECIALS sf0o QUALITY WINDOW SHADES, to close at 5ee each. ONE LOT OF 24x3S coNGoLEuM REMNANTS to ctose at 33c each. ONE LOT or 2%x36 LINoLEUM RUGS. to ctose at e9c each. StS5c BEDSTEADS, to close at S125o, s1e.56 EEDsTEADs. to close at s1o.se,
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CLEARANCE OF TABLE LINENS

IMERcERizE6 NAPKINS. hemmed,
 ready for use
 $1,ss quality, for SIPS a dozen.
 sa'se quality for sa&s dozen. |ALL.LiNEB NAPKINS, good size seq quality. for $s.75 a dezen.
 s14.eo quality, for seoo a dozen. MERcERlzEn TABLE COVERS, 2k
 yards long, $a.5e quality, for $2.3s. s-QUARTER SIZE ROUND scAL. LoPEo TABLE COVERS, S4.VQ
 quality, for $229. tsxH- INCH .HEMsTlTcHEp TRAY CEOTH9, see quality. for 33c each
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

ALL WOOL BLANKETSj s18.e0 qual-
 fly, for $13.eo pair. All-WooL BLANKETS, s22.oo quail
 itE, for $17.0o a pair. SANITARY FILLED CoMFoRTERS, s4 50 quality, far $3.25. SANITARY FILLED coMFoRTERs, $500 quality, for SS.75.. :. SANITARY FILLED CoMfoRTERs, $12.o0, quality. for Ss.43. ALL -WooL OLIVE DRAR ARMY
 BLANKETS. sT.o9 quality, for s5.es |FRlNGED CROCHET aEDsPREAps, s4,s0 quality. for $3.es. P FRtNGED CROCHET HEDSPREApS, $e.50 quality, for S4.a9..
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

CLEARANCE OF WAISTS AND BLOUSES SILK WAISTS, including Georgette.
 Taffeta, Tricolette. Jap. Silk and
 Taffeta are reduced as follows $3.9S and $4.50 quality, now S2.sS. S5.9s quality, now ,S3.98. $6.9S and .$7.9S quality, now S4.s3.
 ss.ss. ny" Sf3.50 and $15oO quality. now $7.ea. $3.50 TAILORED WAISTS, now s2Ao $3.ss AND S4.5o TAILORED WAISTS. now $x.98.
 $25e WHITE voILE WAISTS, now $149. $2:ss. WHITE voILE WAISTS, now $1.es. ssss WHITE VoILE WAISTS, now
 $2.es.
 ONE LOT OF WHITE VoIEE WAISTS AND PERcALE WAISTS. were S1.50, to close at 93e. =
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
LONG CLOTH

sse ENGLISH LONG CLOTH for 1se
 yard 5se ENGLISH LONG CLOTH for 24c Q yard. T5c ENGLISH LONG CLOTH for 3ee a yard.