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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
AMERICAN LIFE TOURNEY.

First place in the eighth annual golf
tournament of the American Life In.
surance convention went to Arthur Hall
Of Fort Wayne. Ind, who Travelled the
in the Glass A event Of the meet went to
Henry Abels Of Springfield, Ill, and sec
ond low gross to Henry Watts, Des
Moines, Iowa
Massey Wilson, st Louis, Mo. was the
low medalist in the Glass 3 event, with
Charles H. Beckett. Indianapol second,
and i. 3. Raub indianapolis. third. J. /.
Woodward. New Orleans, captured the
Glass c session, and p. 3 Eastman, To
peka and S. n. BurSet Indianapolis,
were second and third.
A dag contest was held In connection
with the tourney play. W. L. Norton,
burlington, placing his hea rest the nine
diana polls, and Dan W. Simms Lafay-
cite, Ind, close on his heels; Carleton
Brown, St Louis, won the ringers con-
test" for low score on four nine hole
POUNDS.
Prizes given by the Indiana members
we're awarded winners at q dinner at the
Couatry Club Tuesday night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

DEMPSEY SUIT BEGINS.

BATAVIA. N. Y, Oct. 5-Trial Of the
100000 action of Frank P. Spellman of
this city against Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion pugihst, and Dempsey s
manager, Jack Kearns, was begun in the
Supreme Court here yesterday. Spellman
alleges that he is entitled to the 100000
as % per cent Of Dempsey's profits in a
motion picture serial
The jury was completed at the morn
ing session and Spellman was on the
stand all afternoon. He described his
meeting with Dempsey in Cleveland after
Dempsey had won the title from willard,
and gave his version of the alleged oral
agreement made by himself, Dempsey
and Kearns. Dempsey was in court all
day. He lounged back in a big chair
but apparently missed nothing of the
proceedings
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
First Game Decides
Title, Is Verdict of
Fans Before Start
BY HAROLD JACOBS,
United Press Correspondent.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The team that
lands the first punch Will win.
That was the ante bellum verdict of
fandom today IS the crowds gathered
to witness the opening encounter Of New
YOrk's civil war. SO evenly are the Giants
and Yankees matched-in the opinion Of
grand stand strategists-that an over
whelming advantage will rest with the
initial break
Contrary to most worlds series, the
fans look for smuggling matches rather
than pitchers battles. In the present
series the pitchers are usually working
far above their seasons form. But in
the present struggle the cash customers
are confident that the bat viii be mlghtier
than the curve.
Should the fans dope" prove true, in
dications would appear to favor the
Yanks as they have bludgeoned their way
to the American League pennant by
sheer clubbing power, particularly as
practioed by "murderer's row. The
Giants are some swatters themselves
however. Their team average is .209
compared with the Yankees 300 and the
squad Manager McGraw will put in the
field will average higher than that which
Higgins will produce.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
Old Story of Early Bird

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Oct.
b.-ThOusands of rabid Gotham fans
and hundreds from Out-Of-tOwn
stormed the Polo Grounds early today
for the worlds series seats. By eight
O'Clock there were 1890 in line at the
hIeachAr gates and crowds coming on
every subway and elevated and rail-
way train.
Taxicabs In this part of New York
brought others to swell the ranks.
About 500 weary but eager fans had
been there nII night long, undeterred
by rain and cold They had their re-
ward this morning when those who
had slept at home last night arrived
to find long lines between them and
the choicest bIeacher seats.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
MOhGrdt Stars as
Kicker in Practice
for IOJUG Struggle

NOTRF DAME, Ind. Oct coach
Rockne Tuesday put Notre Danes men
through signal drills designed to eoun-
teract the fast running attack Of the
Iowa eleven. Two groups Of two teams
each concluded the work out with n DUN
NY scrimmage on new formations \
significant feature Of the days work was
the punting Of Johnny Mohardt, who
already is considered one of the best
passing and rushing backs in the West
Harry Mehre, regular csnter. who injured
leg Monday. took part ~ light work
Tuesday. and with careful treatment may
DO ready for Saturdays 90.
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MOORE GETS DECISION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 5-Pal Moore,
Memphis bantamweight, was awarded the
referees decision in an eight round bout
Monday night with frankie Garcia, Los
Angeles. Moore forced the fighting IN
the last four rounds, although his work
was not as fast as usual. Both men took
considerable punishment. The decision
was unpopular with Garcia's friends, and
police were called to end a free-for-all
fight among some spectators when it was
announced
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
\ American League Leads

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-American League
clubs having won eleven worlds series,
the Yankees were to go to bat against
the Giants today with the opportunity
of making it an even dozen victories-or
two to one-for the junior organization
Since the classic was first played in
1903 National League clubs have won
but six times and the Giants are anxious
to add another to their leagues string.
Worlds series games have been played
every year since 1908 with the exception
of 1904
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
GRID PRACTICE.

All Riverside A A grid players are
advised to come prepared for a stiff
scrimmage tonight at $50 at Twenty
Seventh and Schurmann avenue The
Rlversides are without a game for Sun
day and would like 10 book a game with
Garfield. Spades or Southeastern Arrows.
For further information call Randolph
9249 after 6 80 D. m.
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Barnes and Hagen Win

RYE, \. Y, oct. 5-Jim Barnes. ma
tional open champion. and Walter Hagen.
professional champion, yesterday de-
British professionals, in a thirdly six
hole golf match over the Westchester-
Blmore links by and g.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
Move on for Western
Pro Basket League

CHICAGO, Oct 5-H Rhodes. an
Eastern player, is in Chicago with a view
of forming a Western professional bas-
ket-ball league. He hopes to have an
eight-clu organization. two teams each
from Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin and
Indiana. His idea is to have the win
ner Of this league play the Eastern win
ner for the professional championship. of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
noN TOTRIE IIONOREp

PRINCETON, y. J., oct. 5--Donald r.
Lourie Of Peru. Ill. was Tuesday elected
president of the senior class Of Prince
ton University. Lourie was All American
quarter back last fall and bids fair to
be one of the sensations of this casoue
lie also is member Of the track team,
competing in the 100yard dash and
broad jump.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
LYNCH FIRES MANAGER.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Another bantam
has fired his manager. This time it is
Joe Lynch, the former champion. He an
nounced in New York today that he will
hereafter manage his own affairs. Eddie
Mead up to the split, had handled
Lyuch's affairs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
Hopes Father Dead

CHICAGO. Oct. 5-Frank Hoppe. 30,
father of Willie Hoppe. balkline billiard
champion of rhe world, died Tuesday
city, of paralysis after an illness last
ing ssveral months. Willie was notified
~ -vsro it's~e''iotolv nnd arnern ood that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
Joe Thomas Improves

FRESNO. Cal, oct 1.-The condition Of
Joe Thomas, automobile racing driver,
who has been at o local sauitarium suf-
is much improved and be is expected TO
he able to leave the hospital within
few DAYS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
Grand Circuit

First Race (the Kentucky Futurity for
2-year-olds; two In three; purse. 81, OOO)--
Helen Dillon, b T. by Dillon AK
worthy Miss Pierette (SerrilD. l !
saqyity. b (, by Etawah-GuaYa
Edith : Worthy. b t. BY Guy Az
worthy (Brusie) Observation-Disclosures ? !
Meditation, br T. by Lee A1worthy
Eleanor pT' worthy. Collateral Kint Etc
wah and Pete Earl also started.
Time 90. 21o&t. 2:10.
O7 Pace (,wo IN three: purse. 81, 900
Wanna May gr m BY Ashland ,
Cassel lIalin). ...........-.....
J W s. Z. by G (Rayl..... 8
Jesse BIggs. b N, by Argot Hal
". Fleming Observation-Disclosures
May Belle Direct b m. by Gordon
Prince Cray .................. . 3
Time :C6l4, . :o5sl, :0714.
Third Race (the Walnut Hall cup :OS
trot. two In three; purse, S2OlO)-
Jeanette Rankin. en- M ~ NV san
Francisco Bosina BelHal (McDon-
Emma Harvester, b m "a, by The
Harvester (Canel Observation-Disclosures.
Kilowatta. m, by General Watts
f COLORADO. b b, by colorado E (H.
Voltage. hr (Egan) Observation-Disclosures.
wiki WIKI, b & tGeers) ............. s
Jane the GREAT refer fhteft hihut
Frisco and Dorothy Day also started.
Time-2 :0i y, 2:05la.
Fourth Race (2:15 trot: three heats.
purse, 81 0G0-unhnishedj
Lightsome Watts. b III, by General
Watts tEganl Observation-Disclosures. 1
stokes - .. =, ~ > 3
Klic. b n, by Peter the Great (Pit-
mani ....-....... --.-.. ..--..-. =
Marie Cecile Watts, b IN. by General
TaH
Lena Moko, b IN tWhitehead) ......,. s
Jolly, tBu-rowsl ................ 8
Betsy Chandler br tBrusie) .......10 B
Harvest Horn. lOshornel ....... 8 o
Jay Lee, Ophir Creek Qui Salt also
started.
Time OBJ. 2:1OH.
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DUNDEE BEATS RICHARDS.

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 5-Johnny Dun
dee Of New York. won the referees de-
cision over Blockte Richards of this city
IN a twelve round bout here Monday
night They are nghtwelghts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
CLANCY WINS

BOSTON, Mass, Oct ANDY CLANCY
was awarded the decision over Kid Viii
Iams In a ten round bout here last night.
They are Baltimore featherweights.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
By JACK VEIOCK.,

international News Sports EditOr9
NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Gotham bubCled
over with baseball enthusiasm today as
the Giants and Yankees prepared TO enter
the first game of the world series.
reserved seat tickets, and other thou
sands who had to be content to take a
chance on crashing" the general ad-
mission ticket windows, started their
marcf the Polo Grounds at sun-up
InviGorating autumn weather, Favored
with a crisp o.. tang and tempered
with friendly aine, completed the
stage setting hat promises to be
the greatest SER tver played
Though the ing game was not
Echeduled to ST.. dntiI o'clock, the RI
val New York ennant winners ana
limited accomm dations at the Polo
Grounds caused New Workers to fall over
each other in the rush for tickets
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

DALLAS TO PLAY MEX TEAMS.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct 5.-The Dallas
baseball team won from San Antonio yes
terday by q score Of u to 6. The San
Antonio players will return to the United
States, the Dallas team remaining for q
series with Mexican teams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
GOTHAM AGUG
AS YANKS AND
GIANTS CLASH
Sensational Series Expected
as New York Clubs Meet
for Worlds Title.
RUTH OVERSHADOWS ALL
RUTH OvERsHADOWs ALL
Weather Improves

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Fair
weather for worlds series games to-
day and tomorrow was predicted to-
day by the United States Weather
Bureau.
Warner weather for tomorrOw's
game was promised, when cold north
west winds now blowing are expected
20 shift to the west and southwest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

DEAL. y. c., Oct. 5.-Thrco British
women golfers survived the first round
Of the United States championship Tues
day at the Hollywood Golf club and all
played in Il manner to indicate that they
viii take considerable beating before
being disposed Of IN this championship.
Miss Cecil Leitch. the British cham
pion. played by far the best game she
has shown In this country and won
easily from Mrs. Ralph Hammer Of New
York, and I.
Miss Edith Leitch. sister of the cham
piOn. figured in tho real upset match
Of the first round when she won from
Miss Glenna Collett Of Providence, d
and 1.
Mrs. Lathal Hall OF England won the
closest match Of the day from Mrs w. A.
Gavin of New York, when she finally
achieved a victory at the twentieth hole.
other favorites camo through. Miss
Alexa Stirling, the American cham
pion; Miss Marion Hollins and Mrs.
Clarence Vanderbeck won easily and
scored well enough to assure their fol-
lowers they will be able to give the
British women good matches
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05
Three British Women
Survive in Golf Play

DEAL, y. j., Oct. 5.-CeciI Leitch.
woman gOIr champion OF England
and Canada, was defeated this after
noon in the second round of play in
the American wOmRn's national cham
plOnship by Mrs. Fred Let's Of
Chicago, former Western champion.
Mrs. Let's won the match 1 up on
the eighteenth green.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

Infants and Children's
Wear
SUITS FOR BoYs-one Or two
piece Suits ter boys FROM . 10
yeans Of age. values from ;2.25 to
SALE PRICE Sis
BOYS sUTTs-Asss 2 to 9. For
mr prices from .s.ss to 1854
SALE PRICE sa.B
$50 RosdPERs-Hn ,cresp- Or
straight leg models
SALE PRICE Hss
, cHAMBRAY AND GrNGHAM
DREssEs-Pretty ,plaids. checks
and stripes, in values all the way
from s2.25 to $3.50. Ages 2 to
year-sALE PRICE si5o
DRESSES OF ALL KINDS-In
ages from 2 to s, which have been
selling from sass to $3.50
SALE PRICE $685.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
Fine Muslin Underwear

MUSLIN NIGHT RoBESIMany
pretty gowns which we have been
selling for s2.s5 will be found in
this lot. Some are law neck with
short sleeves, others are sleeveless
and there are some tailored models
:, SALE PRICE $f.75 ..
MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES Flight
up until the sale the i2.5o price has
been maintained on this lot. which
includes various models, all Of
which are most attractive
SALE PRICE s2.oo
MUSLIN ROBES OF BETTER
GRApE5They have been selling at
$3.50 and $s.ss. and We have in
cluded every one we have at these
prices. A good assortment for your
choice
SALE PRICE s2ss
ENVELOPE cHRM1sEs = Round
neck or bodice style Chemises which
we sell atfs1-e5 and shss. You win
:. find the Qualities excellent
SALE PRICE sec
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
Corsets and Aprons

REGULAR $3.50 MEMO coRsBrs
The self reducing model with
medium high bust and long hip.
Sizes "a to 5s-sALE PRICE $500
PERCALE APRoNS-A large as
sortment OF styles N these attrac-
tive sec Aprons. An a smart fitted
style OF medium length
SALE PRICE $50
Kiss BUNGALOW APRoNS-A
loose-fitting style with belt. IN pret4
ty percales Of good quality
SALE PRICE CSC
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
Fine Stationery

FINE BOXED WRITING PAPER
Each box contains "a sheets Of pa
per and "a envelopes to match
Former price 3Oc-SaIe Price 25e
Former price S9c-SaIe Price 2ee
Former price 5ee-saIs Price &c
Former price S5c-saIe Price SIC
Former price 9Sc-SaIe Price TIC
ALL STATIONERY FORMERLY
SOLD FOR MORE THAN CSC A
BOX HAS BEEN REDUCED PRO-
PORTIoNATELY.
ENvELoPEs-25 to a package. and
formerly sold for 15c-
SALE PRICE ien
PLYMOUTH ENVELOPES For
nier price 2oc-sALE PRICE 15s
WRITING TABLETS
Former price 5c-saIe Price 70
Former price 10c-sale Price 7e
Former price 17c-Sale Price 121-2e
SAFETY. NKsTANDS
SALE PRICE 2io
e. ~.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

=.
Toilet Preparations and
Sundries
wAMPoLE's COD LIVER OIL
SALE PRICE Csc
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
small-sALE PRICE SOC
LA-ge-sALE PRICE sec
PARSONS HOUSEHOLD
AMMONIA
smail-sALE PRICE IS,
Medium-sALE PRICE 25c
Large-sALE PRICE aoc
SHAVING BRUSHES
Formerly a5e-saia Price Sic
Formerly .5se-sale Price 4ae
Formerly ssc-Saie Price 7se
Formerly s1.s5-aaIs Price $f.Ae
EXTRA VALUES IN TOOTH
BRUsHDs-AT Csc, pc. Sc, SOC
75c HAIRBRUsFIEs-
SALE PRICE e5e
s5c HANDscRUBs-
SALE PRICE 2te
sec HANDSCRURs
SALE PRICE e2o
DIcKmsoN's WITCH HAzE.
Formerly 25c-SaIa Price 21c
Formerly 50c-Sale Price AZ
soc WHITE IVORY COMBS
SALE PRICE 31e
y lac LILAC ROSE SOAP
SALE PRICE toc
Zoe GOBLIN HAND SOAP
SALE PRICE 7c
1ec oLIvILo SOAP
SALE PRICE so
PALMoJIIE sOAP-
SALE PRICE o.
lie ARMoUR's BATH SOAP
SALE PRICE 1so
15c JERGEN's BATH SOAP
SALE PRICE f2c
II 1-2c JERGBN's VIOLET SOAP
SALE RRIcE lie
All GUEST SOAP
SALE PRICE &c
1oc BABY CASTILLO
SALE PRICE s.
2oc LAco CASTLE
SALE PRICE t7c
'sAFTTEE" SHAVING.
PRERARAT1oNs
s5c Stick-salc Price $50
s5c Powder-saIe Price IS,
s5c Cream-Sals Price 80
METAL. HOT WATER BOTTLES
s1.25 Portland BEETLES, Sale Price Csc
ss.ee Cello Bettie@ssIs Price s1.ss
s2.59 Pa-Ce Bottle Sale Price g.. Il
wH1sK BRooMs -,
Formerly S5c-saIe Price ,eac
i Formerly 5se-sals Price '4se
Formerly 5so-saIs Prise SOC
FAULTLEss RUBBER HOT
i WATER BOTTLES.
Formerly $1.s5-SaIe Price $f0o
Formerly s1.5a7ssIs Price st,1s
soc ECAYA FACE POWDER
SALE PRICE &c
75c THREE FLOWERS FAcl
POWDER SALE PRICE zoe
zoe La BI.ACHE FACE POWDER
4 SALE PRICE SIC
zoe DERMA VIVA LIQUID
q SALE PRICE 4ee
POUND ROLL ABSORBENT COT
a 'TON-Former price 45c-
SALE PRICE see
sec WILLIAMS TAIcUM-
4 SALE PRICE 17e
All TOILET WATER
Former price Svc-saIe Prize rs
q Former price s1.25-sa;e Price $40
s1.25 MAvIs TOILET WATER
SALE PRICE S1.M
Il MMLERS FOOD
small-sALE PRICE 4ee
r Large-SALE PRICE Csc
a HoRLICK'S MALTEB MILK
small-sALE PRICE 4sc
81 Large-sALE PRICE 7ss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
The Boston Stores Mems Shop
Remarkable Subtractions From the Cost of Living

MERcERIzEn COTTON socKs-Biaek and
coiors. Were 2ec paiF-SALE PRICE,. 2ic
HEvERTEAR socks-Fsrmer price gee.
Black colsrs-sALE HRIcE.. 2se
LION BRAND MERcERlzED socKs
sauze and medium weight Mereerlzsd lisie
eoiors-sAIE RRice w Wv s..s. Sc
sHAWKNIr SILK PLATED sooks-Fer-
price 76c, Black and eoIers - SALE
PURE THREAD SILK secKs-seamiess or
fashioned styles, in black and eolers- ~
Formerly Vim .........',.... SALE FhiNE CSC
Formerly $115 ............... SALE PRICE $f.15
WOOL AND CASHMERE socKs-Fornsr-
y sold for @f.ol Shown in heather mix
tures blue and gray--SALE RRlcE....... 4sc
coNTocook WOOL socks-Ia all esIers.
Former price 42e-SALE PRICE. 2ee
ENGLISH ALL WOOL SPORT SOCKS
knit. Farmer price sf.s5-sALE PRICE. CSC
HEAVY RIBBED EeKu UNDERWEAR
FermsF price $1.e5 saFment-SALE PRICE 0e
FLEECE LINED UN1ERWEAR-A heavy
weight Underwear, formerly sold for $1.5a
sarment-sALE PRICE .................. $1.15
WINsTEp WOOL UNDERWEAR
Former price $2.25 .......... SALE PRICE Si.s5
Former price $500 ............ SALE PRICE $2!45
HEAVY 'RissEp COTTON UNION SUITS
for $o25 suit-sALE PRICE. ............. $3.50
OUTING FLANNEL RkJAMAs-
Formerly $3.50 ............... SALE PRICE si.ss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
kitcheuware Departures

Kitcheuware Deparsmeut
LRox soAP-s CAKES poa d.
HEAVY WOVEN FLOOR CLOTHS
-Formeriy Csc apiece. Size 10 Ay
7s-sALE PRICE Ice /.
LAP BOARDS FOR THE HoME
DREsSMAKER - Regular prSos
,LOO-sALE PRICE &c
LAUNDRY BASKETS WITH
HANDLES - Size IS ~ u vs.
inches Former price T5c-
SALE PRICE sec
PLAIN TUMBLERs-Lead blorn
Tumblers> which we have ben ssn-
, ing for ,1.Oo a dozen
SALE PRICE He
HEAVY ENAMMED TEA Pors
-Two-quart Tea Pots whscA We
have been selling for $50
SALE PRICE $50
Three-quart size formerly 49,
GALE PRICE SEE
OIL HEATERS = Black japanned
9 finish. Former price ,7.bo-
h SALE PRICE $50
OIL HEATERS-Niekeied huish.
sold regularly for $3.50
: SALE PRICE ssse
A WINDOW vENTELAToRs - TIA
Continental sanitary ventflators
which We have been selling for NO.
SALE PRICE 7ss
}. WASTE PAPER BASKETS
THREE SIZES
Formerly $1.25-saIe Price SIC
Formerly ;1.5o-saIs Price sfs
Formerly 21.ss-ssIs Price s15s
SIZE BRooMs-Reguiar price
e 75c-sALE PRICE SIC
SIZE BRooMS-A high cade
Broom with polished handle aad
made Of the finest corn. Regular
price ;1.ss-sALE PRICE SIT q.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03

ENVELOPE CHENMSE Values
up to s2.oe have been grouped
this price ana the selection is ex-
cellent-aTl Of the newer styles be-
ing represented
SALE PRICE s1.2S =.
ENVELOPE cHEsnSES - Round
and bodice styles in values as high
as $3.50 have all been marked down
to the, one low price
SALE PRICE seoO
s1.ss MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS
variously trimmed and OF good
quaIity-sALE PRICE 75e
FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS with
high necka and long sleeves and
daintily trimmed. Formerly $500
SALE PRICE s1.eo
sass OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT
ROBES-Ether white or colors-
SALE PRICE s2.25
s2.so MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES
SALE FRieE st.s9
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
Small Wares and Notions

SEW on HOSE SUPPORTERS
Former price 2bc-sale Price ate
Former price 2sc-saIe Price 25c
Former price s5c-sale Price pc
WIN BIAS SEAM TAPE = White
Tape in sizes 8, 4 and 5. Former
price 2oe-sALE PRICE 15e
BLACK OR WHITE DARNINe
COTTON
Former price 5c-Sale Price &c
Former price sc-sale Price &c
Former price 2ee-saIe Price 17e
COLLAR BANDS in an sizes. For
merly 1s.1-ae-sALE PRICE Zoe
<5c BARBoUR's LINEN THREAD
SALE PRICE s5e
1Te SHAMROCK LINEN THREAD
SALE PRICE BE
ALLIANCE. BELONG AND VIII
SON SNAP FASTENERS. For
merl9 sold for ,1Oc card
SALE PRICE 7c
Alliance HOOKS AND EYES
Formerly IL 1-2c-saIe Price, 1oe
Formerly 1Oc-saIe Price &c
COMMON" PINS-200'. Count
SALE PRICE 2 FOR &c
COMMON PINS
Formerly 5c-!sale Price &c.
Formerly 10e-SaIe Price &C.
- Formerly. II 12c-saIe Price 1o2
Formerly 15c-saIe Price 1876 =
; Formerly <20c-SaIe Price 15c
LADY DAINTY LINGERIE TAPE
Formerly 1sc-sALE PRICE 15c
SKIRT Betting
Formerly 12c-sale Price 1oo
Formerly 15c-saIe Price 12c.
HAIR PIN, CABINETs-with IN
visible or regular pins
Formerly 5c-saIe Price &c
Formerly 10c-Sa!e Price Sc
Formerly IL 1-2c-sale Price 4ec
Formerly 15e-sals Price 12c
COATS MERCERIZED THREAD
in black. white or colors. formerly
1'o-sALE PRICE 7e
15e SUNSET SOAP DYES
SALE PRICE IL FPS
lee TWINK FLAKE DYES
GALE PRICE aoe
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
Lace and Embroidery Dept

ONE LOT OF DRAPE vEILSwe
have been selling these for $50
SALE PRICE Sis
YELLING BY THE YARD A
quality which we have been selling
for soc a yard. We have it IN
taupe, brown. black and navy
SALE PRICE sse
REGULAR 25c YELLING
SALE PRICE lie
1sNcH CORSET COVER EN-
BRoIDERY-Sold formerly for sc
yard-sALE.PR 20
WIDE EMBROIDERED EDGES
which we have been selling for SIC
and 45c a yaTd-sALE PRICE $50
COTTON CROCHET EDGEs-For-
mer price 3ec yard
GALE PRICE ga
WIDE COTTON CLUSY EDGES
Fermerly esld fer fsc a yard and
suitable for table covers and draD-
ssiessALE PRICE ice
DcRU LINEN LAcES - Former
price 15c a yard-sALE PRICE 1oe
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF RUFF
FLED NET AND oRGANDTE
FLoUNcNGs - WHILE THEY
LAsT-AT HALF PRICE
ALL OF OUR coIoRED TRIM
MNGs-AT SPECIALLY REpUc-
Ed PRICES
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
All Jewelry

Bar Fns. Gun Pins. Cuff Links.
Brooches Baby Pins. Etc-Psarl
Beads and a beautiful assortment
Of crucifxes in gold OF French
grey
REDUCED oNE-THIRp
OUR ENTIRE STOCK or BAG
TOPS IN ALL THE WANTED
STYLES AND Whistles
oNE-HALF THE FORMER PRICE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-03
Art Goods Department
Everything in the
Department
REDUCED $50

When we say everything We me.n
Just that. Nothing has been reserv-
ed You win find Yarns Of all kinds
pieces for embroidery - Silks
FosseH and all embroidery mater
ials-scsrfs. Runners ana Centers
Of al kindS-Knit slippev-tn fact
very large stock Of all the pretty
Things that . department Of this
kind should have
Everything Reduced $50