Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 12, 1910, Page 7

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1910 HONDREDS ARE MADE HAPPY Cures Effected By New System. Cases. Wonderful Twenty-four cases were on the short lends list in the superior court on day morning, but of that number t v were postponed and four went /| “ off_the list. PSYCHOPATHIC DOCTORS| *"ricre'Sis o nearing on the pe of Duncan S. Carson Annie C in ch alimos was asked dur- g iitigation. The judge he the Lectures and Public Healings in T.|jpurties ard took the papers. & 1 Judgment f foreclosure was grant- A. B. Hall Only Demonstrated What [ ' {5 the amount of $5,604.50 and the Can Be Done in Five Minutes’|time for redemption fixed as the third | p | Monday in November in the case o . Rosa Plaut, tr., vs. Joseph Swatzburs | sr.. and others. Judgment by sale was ordered in the London GREATER RESULTS| o of Suvings Bank of New | Hic and others. The amount | 81,052 | Divorce Cases. e e Bles Mastin Iiere were five uncontested divorces House, 16 Broadway, Norwich, Conn. { oD the and all were hesrd. Three were granted and in two of the cases took the j first wa Mabel gue vs. Austin Bogue, which has been before the court twice in the testimony. husband additional ned that her Yor SEVERAL DIVORCES WERE GRANTED Five Petitions Heard, Decision Being Reserved in Two —Short Calendar Business and Assifnment of / port, her husband being a conductor. They lived in Bridgeport and New London. she being obliged to support him ever since she married him. In i906 he deserted her without cause, and his whereabouts are not known to her. She did not make any great leffort to get him back after he left.; j Other witnesses said he was a poker player and still boards in New Lon- don. Judgment for Adultery. Finding that charge of adultery had been proven Judge Case granted a divorce to John G. Kenyon of Ston- ington from Mary L. Kenyon of the ume town. The plaintiff testified that bis wife got letters from a soldier and he later found she had been going with other men. Her maiden name was Mary Wildling. She left for New Bedford once, taking her three chil- dren. and at the station she kissed Harry Burdick good-bye. Later she | returned and they tried living to- gether, but she still loved Burdick, and other 'witnesses sald they had seen them together often. Sheriff Casey tes- tified that he got Mr. Kenyon's wed- ding ring from Burdick for the plain- | The Porteous & Mitchell Co. THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON IN WOMEN'S OUTERWEAR-- Suits and Coats Regular $15.00 and 1 3“1 u“ $20.00 Suits at - - Wonien's, Migses' and Junior Suits, malv‘!’ s oteh mixtures, cheviets in gray cat tan and \;rm\n—( s are inches jong, satin irts are full pleated—about 30 ts in the lot in odd sizes—on sale it £10.00, regular prices $15.00 and $20.00. Regular $20.00 1 Caracul Coats at | 3 s and Mi: ' Wool Caracul Coats, 50 inch long, lined with good i serge i ma - shawl collar and cuff sleeves—on %ale at $15.00, plar pr Regular $15.00 | | i ot | | dultery lm‘lh riwr “‘(;‘u?"“»‘v | tiff and other things had been gi ;x\ to; P $ I u un . but” that she did 1ot | Bundick. Burdick called on Mrs. Ken- nim after she found it out | von frequently and at times she locked | i Cloth Coats at [ sims that he was cruel to | the children 1t was testified to ! | ind Misses' Long Coats. material is mannigh mixtures in gray and her told of secing AuS- |y Mrs Blackburn that she | | made with sailor collar, trimmed with black broadcioth and alking and out rowing with Bdna | foung Burdick in Mrs. Kenyon's room. | | 1s—on sale today at $10.00, regular price $15.00 1 1 lived at the home of | Mrs. Kenyon was given the custody of | | 3 ndant's mother and it- | the children. | aw him Wk there with h{~ | e 5 - e i s & | § Others told of the facts in the | nother ultery Case. n which model of our handsome new Overcoats will you meet the i el T e ook e paime 0 | I cutee BlroehETe N glveh e . % Other Special V l S d Floor Today : e ke ook dho b eorse € Logmis, Jr. was given & || coming season. si? pecial Values on Second Floor Toda io- ol Thoe T former being of Stonington, They were | told married in January, 1903, the defend- Nothing would please us more than to have you step in and try B P o) N ant's maiden name being Edwards. He 4 £ ! (‘htldren s Coats k 9¢ - Ao A fold" of his wife's unfaithfulness and on the different styles, and see the choice fabrics. I Coats §i.98 Women’s Wrappers 89¢ s A s Al < || said that }l‘w hfis one ;:‘f lheui ldrex | | f-hildren’s Coats, sizes 2, 4 and 5, made of good =t s e e 1 she the other. ore Chounar: . | g K61 1 3 ; ARbatiAl eyl R o . ano T . this city is the co-respondent. It | You can then consider the matter intelligently and you can buy at §i Jof heavy wool flannel, lined and inter- | guality material and well made Bichemistry, ® n left her S | was the testimony of Westerly police- | § your pleasure. | fired. trimmed with black braid, and light shades at 89¢. value $1.00 S ratrli e | men that she w out late at night 18 green anl Hrown—spacial S ehe { with men in Westerly and Pawactuck | ' 1a Sk BK ng o T | letters and pictures of other men Our Overcoats came to us fresh from the hands of the Best Tail- f| Women’s Skirts S0c b Nt o ohild | which Mrs. Loomis had received were | & oAk . at B L e nia |shown. A deposition was presented |} °""9 T SHEAO vy L e EH L The ite i Short Skirts ltery, but did | from & L & f good weight oW howledge. | ing that he had seen the defendant and | fl; s with gray Lo fmenledfe | Bliore Chounard occupying the same | Overcoats of Quallt ears—plaids and check stripes, lengths good value 3 London aims- | foom. The paintiff was given the | s models—prices are |at 20c. - | ¢ of child. $2.00 and $2 n 2 ar children. Mrs, | GEhe ol | - i § 1 her tha : r Cases Assigned. i Women's Shoes $2.39 a . > father of them. Sev- | . following cases were assigned | Simply as a suggestion we'll say—Do not allow yourself to be in- s Petticoats 89¢ . = fonsls e ¥ "|‘ A€, alter § eor trial 5 - i fluenced in the least by any ADVERTISED PRICE of an Overcoat un- |-n)- ]rn!\?]u‘ W "‘ri}nf‘\\] 3 o T(r’n;:;i f ¢ that . Nov. 15—J. F. s vs. | i . 8 B sey pigh Shoes and O a § - ars, pon the faet that | ., (G507 ot civ IMRI S e ice | O T1 Yo See oURicont tnat stuiids Sforithesprice. Top Petticoals 0f sivles— | of black leathers and tan calf. Thesel at - 5 R ee | H. Allen vs. the city of New London: | | B5ian: tatiorat; ahirred and tacked) All|ats in broken line of i n narrow Srom A hesieaa st e | ret Pinkham vs. the town of | It's so easy to quote prices, but the offering of the Overcoat ex- | p flounces and dust rufe at u,.u};.;: only, to 6, regular $8.50 o m ! | | alue and $4.00 s Divorce for Desertion. { ¢, Nov. 16 —Alice S. Den- || cellence WE OFFER at OUR PRICES makes most clothing houses [ a 4 AUy Sha Erotnd dese ity of New London; Pe- | stand . back. A look will furnish you proof positive, howsver, and | RO Rounds given a ¢ v town of Norwich. ’ % A . * o i Sining va || weTe st your service ‘ FUH Tflfl AY £l e imited A Her malden name wa and other adms.; Sara erin s aiel ‘fu{‘ ,J’ anhope and she wa Franklin vs. Irving G. Spencer. | illinery g S | resume it Bl testifiec Tuesday, Nov. 22 (special)—Perkins | 3 s, G ats | 1 - our Fine Tats reduced in price nch Model Hats, G Hats and | were married July 2, 1895, at Bridge- | va. Latham et al, exers. i idate Spiendid savings for all who visit our Millinery department | SRS R SRR { : thesa | EASTERN SCREW COMPANY PARISH HOUSE ASSOCIATION | ] $5.00. 5 { p7.! ats 12 W 10.50. ad- | DOING GOOD BUSINESS. ADDRESSED BY MRS. GAGE. § s 31'0‘;(‘) shidefh fot e TGS U ‘Orders on Hand for Over Six Months’| Members Greatly Interested in the De- L L] B $12.50—1 that were $18 Work. | scription of the Work in China. : 2 | At $2250—Hats that were | e R Ol e i ] GOOR GLOTHES. Eorwich. | GAGE HATS 1 S mars of a brass|Par~h Houss association was held in | i 9 50 v fartory on Wash- | the parlors of the Osgood Memorial on | Reduced to - Haven. says the|Friday ernoon. There was an un- 18 | i e e r e frly opposite the new |Ueually large attendance in anticipa 1§ our ent ek of ge” Hats, inc hally sold at tor = hieh i% being erccted |tion of an address by Mrs. Brownell s — = $12 B8 S0 St Ao tetiaced o a5 e - upon life in Chang-sha, CI At Poli's. CARNEGIE PROMISES LIBRARY. |} N m ing for six|The meeting was conducted by —_— | o (We are showing endid line of . s unable to | presid Henry T. Arnold Friday afternoon four men and four | Mr. Pickens Receives Assurance if B H t ) Beaver Ha ul the wanted shapes oo inabi o prrndnt Yo oo 1 vl and| | pray ateriogn foue men ang oo | e, Pikins eceven nssrce i || Boayer Hats 1 e v vanes s {and treasure veral busin judges at the baby show at Pol Your For MAILH i (5245, ¢2.08 o v s Norw -hine | Were pre ed and spirited discussions there being about entries. It ool i ' o ) et i e R S alt task, but finally Ag | it oot e b i i e T with a capital of $£90,000 in 400 prefer- |mine Flower—was well rendered by y was awarded the $ R RLE e e B WG s ,\,,‘"‘,,,‘ B o eraeat Miss Jessie Giftord, JHugh Kinder ac- Buster Jones the s e e b | | THESE SPECIAL VALUES hose t are z.'companying her, and an encore num- | will be four vrizes next week 1vement to s e Iibrary | oL o gt ber demanded. 3 | ihe baby girie ana two tor the }’r“;;m rec com- J FROM ALL OVER THE STORE = o Gage gave a charming talk| In thé evening the burlesque i rtram, pri- 4 e L which gave her audience the impres-|act; To Alaska or Bust, was dofie to o CRrocale Barrettes 15¢ sion that they had themselves taken a|the enjoyment of udience by @ es Jenjamin | Journey up the Yang-tsi river, visited | Messrs. Carberry and Brady. ain 5 5 . [ Daw- |the sity of Han-kow and then, They were the hit of the event { a cost of not | fat 4 Winter Cap th in- | Barrettes in shell andi amber color . v j. Hen- [miles further up the river. stopped Sogtlrvil et ol and proy fur bands. extra good value. | with white stone Ry & nok = YVounger- | the city of Han-kow and then, LEGISLATURE MAY DECIDE. | aps for | resul ach, s = 1 h ctors. to the Yals m n there. At Han- prS, | ‘ d Hockey Caps fo 3 . ¢ er s new ma m be [kow the raitway connects for Peking | Milford Deadlocked Over Baliot for | ' i nglels h « o sa s being it those [and one meets travelers many and vi- Two Hubr i n ! sent free publi i 3 PR ; sen at i in the cor mmich | Tied from Chinese officials to K b 1 © has se outgrown its | JAt 95c—Si n i Cordt fting th ' | tourists, This is a concession city i TR ¥ | oy ers, g = ¥ 3 delightful place in summer—tull of |, 1L & cispute astag for : ‘ asing ; d o | people” flom many European nations. | DocT from the clo ' SuTop: e 1t are a de- | S €O Al Ry v anothe ART EXHIBIT. Il et e e Hed e | nome at 5 oclock ¥ sl _ [ s s o eReavie s ety Dich 2lin a deadlock as rice 9se, value g Director Thompson Will Allow It to | 770 their home e nng form | counting certain of the 2 g Remain at Converse Art Gallery a st e ieatoiy | _the three sublic ) “ : Be don't suit them, the ity buissiek o fuaoe no| Winding that vi are versthing they possibly piine, Llre ot 2 F4 Dir : in’ clothes even in | €310 SOl B 2 A 3 Norw Certain fashions are only worn | 10US€ o A & ? s i 4 g oD hil St st Uoitas e Vs aispute wv t only the two to take Boys ze S-lach, in . antage of their vast | bition of pa somewhat i yufl:w > told the story of the recent | candidates for the House of represen- I Would you not be 1 $1.00 Bags a nderf kil definitely at onverse gallery. ce riot in Chang-sha, which was lis- | (2LVes s : S n pend your last cent to find | lgirls’ & : | Though he been obliged to send |temed to with interest and close atten- | The returns from Milford indic cu : o g g ‘ o away for other |tion. The safety of the Yale mission |2 Plurality for Goodwin of t need R a affected and er ol cen taken |buildings and the absance of any loss | the rest of the state ticket fistant right | § — ee o well day ag re en for |of life among the missionaries were| o9 by about 160 plurality apy esterday for jew from 2 to 5 p. m. |'matters congratulations. no dispute as to the outcome of Ofl of Winter e for the ne or three At se of the meeting chocolate | VOLe on state "“,']‘“""“ s i okt \\rl|l'\<&nr" Stamped Goods, Etc. . h Umbrella . ; of victures will be | was served by the social committee [ The vote on the candidates D. D D pre. |IF EoRiens O ST as. peragen n . ‘ kept there as a nent exhibition. | G. Perkins. chairman, Mrs | "otae: 4evorCie i hatant relief o | JAt 25e—Stamped Cor y »n fine | f covered with plece-dyed taffet n C. Jonas. Mrs. W. Tyler Browne, | 1RaCe W s g i . quality lawr with and trimmed mission greates ati = E | and Mrs. Joseph W.|ihe moderator and three reg . and Lnahw tual awr R A d any assistance. She only re Gilbe el j | counters. showed the election 1ealthy as that o 2 z s qual- | nandie sar $1.50 value at $1.29 B SRt | & s 5 i M. A Norton and o At 1215c —Stamped Jabot 1A ce ek's treatmen I, ¥ H. Dilien s ¥ and _Evarts. both repu 2 e wo s . | y Lo 24 democratic counter: ar st ttle today. We | fAt 120,c—Stamped Hanakerchiefs o1 i i) | didates, H. B. Smith, 205 Main i Candy Specials 29¢c 3 se, | ' | OUT XMAS BOXES Bk e At 25c— W Bags, made of linen |== OnECIA = It Mean: | — Rev. Dr. C. A Stanley, fon = rash, stencileq destgn R R A e b e Ba i ‘ o i I] d G ,C-otam Douglas Ho'les to Send Out | alf a century a missionary Chocolat apl Vainut with walnut " rlgn an enuing 125 Baskets to the Poor as Well as | died in Boston, aged 75 At 250+ 2uching, 6 sty ir center and maple cream chocolate i oo MALTED M I LK Have a Tree for the Children. | | at coating—special today at 28c a pound, 1€ ¥ 4SOT their 1 A 1ufl 8 alue 40c. o3 Lot MufHers, in all [V liat _On Friday Cag glass of the | At 25¢ 0 2 : . ipress a woeral -t The Food-drink for All Ages. |[saivation Arm in the stores : colors Cream Caramels with checolaté coat- ¥ about the city I Boey foe e i Passels for millinery uses, | Ing—special todav at 28¢ a pound, ; S More healthful than Tea oc Coffee. | Chrintmas. sonisibusiny oo oo | . » e 00 massets tor mitners use, | mk—cre ot Amoes with the weakest digestion, | /7% veav i ool sized sum was e | | - : pesT . ey B ceived therefrom it is hope: got | 1 0 gnar stan Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. | a= rnuch if e g ‘.}:hf E’;S fo getd | - - LAREE TR A for u '°-| Rich milk, maited grain, powder form. | Captain Douglass wants to give out i J . Women's Hosiery with ] : i . i T I e o {§Moire_Ribbons at 13¢ Linen Splicings at - - G ” Sl s A quick lunch prepared in a minute. | RO ,’.:"’"‘r’x"”"“g";[“” bl = = t Afering from miser | Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S. | tree for 200 children of the a.n .‘ee | B TODAY R o i Momenik iy 3 r Their i " i1 p i . o Quality Cotton Hoslery, wi ¥ | S . | poor nilies. s in the nast every | fthe best = el = ton Hoslery, with onatration pro | P Others are imitations. | tamily will be 1y investigaied to see Sy linen <pliced soles, heels and toes—our I e wi — {1t it is deserving and the conditions | i’ S e re glel".r quality—today at a St arit s {In the homes will be learned so that | 5 | o all a free con- | only the deserving will be favored. H A N —_— a5 S i ety || Excellent Values in Fall Styles | [umdierchiets ‘u«‘-y plan he hm under wayv. as there A and W <. WO CN? For THARKSEIVIRG B e e uneen e i » . mme s B oo ok MEN'S GLOVES L ner. 1 sold ¢ s b L D et m D d prices SEE OUR REMARKABLE SHOWING = dents of the city soliciting their | n 0 en S’ lsses an WOMEN’S hat sets you Cut Glass Celery Dishes, ,',‘,::kl,‘{‘(. i : ure to Water Sets, @ encourage €Cut Glass Tumblers, me 4 Carving Sets, Nut Picks, Etc. | JOSEPH BRADFORD, % Book Binder. Blank Besks Mlads and Ruled to Grder 08 BROADWAY. Telephons 363. LOWEST PRICES The Plani-Cadden Co., [ Jowslers and Silversmith., oaLlds | Established 1872. | PLAUT - CADDEN BUILDING Dentist Dr.F. W. HOLMS, ocilod OBITUARV. Juniors’ Coats and | rhe gMrs. Henry Raleigh. e i he death of Mrs. II{—IH I{Axxgh t d | s on Thursduy, from tuberculosis, from which she had heen saffering for o ot v i e LOF 4 SdE:’t:iATE LONG COATS of all kinds, in Kersey, Mannish goods, [in Norwich thiry veirs ugo. the oadcloth, Caracut and Fur. jusucnte ¥ and Catherine 3 ! CLOTH COATS. from $5.75 to $25.00. | gec name beln % % { Teabille amily has the | FUR COATS from $30.00 to $60.00 -n.‘wrm' the coramunity in their | CARACUL COATS from $10.50 to $25.00 ereay | ! i LADIES SUITS from $1000 to $30.00 5 \n‘mu‘ of thg Cub‘? { SPECIAL PRICES TODAY in LADIES and MISSES HATS, in Kfdene o the ot St Beaver, Velvet an+ Silks, all trimmed in the iatest styles. Prices from $1.90 to $20.00. | poration | Rritain provate at Wednesday, disposes of an es- 2 AL T itate estimated at netwean $1,700.000 ———STORE OPEN EVENINGS Shannon Building Annex, Room I\,l THERR in 1o adveriising medium n |10 $2.000.000. There are no publ atern Connen anual to The ;c..-l "quests. the division of the estate be- | Taiephone 523. *letin fur Diseess reaiis. ing among reiatives OF GLOVES AT $1.00 A PAIR. Lot 1—Cambric—6 for 15¢ Lot 2—Cambric—6 for 19¢ I i | At $1.00—Women's | Lot 3—Cambric—6 for 292 the celebrated Dress Kid Gloves, “Duchess” make, Lot 4—LINEN—6 for 29¢ the best $1.00 Gloves made. Lot 5—LiNEN—6 for 39¢ . Lot 6—LINEN—6 for 49c|At $1.00 - Women's Cape Gloves, in tan and g equal MEN’S any Glove sold at $1.25 Lot 1—Cambric—6 fer 19c At $1.00—Women's “Pigle” Gloves Lot 2—Cambric—~6 for 29¢ Qur own lpurtatiGen black Lot $—Cambric—6 for Sse G Lot 4-—Cambric—6 for #9c Lot 5—-LINEN—6 for 49c At $1.00--Women's One-clasp Chamols | Lot 6—LINEN-—6 for 89c Gloves, washable jn white and i Lot 7—LINEN—6 for 89c matural color. t