Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 28, 1910, Page 6

At Least Jury Says So, and Brings Company to Col- lect $12248 from Ansonian. ; For the first time in many moons eommon pleas court jury in New battled until arter supper | in an effort to settle a case| gesterday, and that an Anso ays The Sentinel. The tult fnvolved an argument between the Toledo Computing Scale company and Stanley Sidor of this city, which fins 1y brought the contending parties into court. The scale comp: $120. the price of one of their #old to Stdor, who is a grocer. Sic in turn, declared that the scale was mot mechanically correct. Testima ‘was brought in to show that Sidor had Jost quite a little owing to the al- Jeged deficiency in the scales fused to pay the balance c because & guarantee given by the company t: be correct mechanic had the scale | The jurymen brought the = been { le inte | the the jury room with them i locked | the door. It is understood that every- thing In the room, from hats, ch: and oll paintings, to fur ats and | elay pipes wers welghed o scales, | &t any rate were not found wanting | after weighing the evidence. A ver- | diet was brought in after a dellbera- | | tiom of an hour and a guarte i the same grounds. case has gone ever until another term | Brief State News w7 Cratt. vector as o Fri- by Bridgeport. Rav of Christ church day a purse of 537 ors. Glastonbury.—East Far Surnished the entertsin meeting of the Glast Tuesday evening. Meriden. —&uper ports that betweon of & raise took place owing to Saturday’s r North Haven. antertained friends a Momestead in Nort Seaing in hooor of elect Johu H. Blakes! standen Col Navgatuok.Tt w whether Naugat Borough or bec fng of the ecurt room th Milford. 1n A Summer. who s ill with an onsiiitis praached 0 Che First Congregationa day. H i i - | H Pair Haven.—Christmas was cal :xvr] at 1 1 o lvation y xchange Stree: with " Monday at 230 p m. 1 | eight inmutes morning Porttand. of Mr. and Mrs stone aven way a sliver Bearly to the Wt fquor are being anx Torrington. Cha whe % 'a the Fnglew pital. was somevhat day. At a c© afterncon 1t no mmediate and probabl Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA savasseesesesesnasseesesssasanas Wh2 r2 to Buy in Westerly INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Westerly Branch Capital Three Million Dollars Burplu Three Million Dol Over Fifty Thousand Accounta. Edberal, courteous an . efficient in 1ty 1 Schaffner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY . B. CRANDALL co. Buy Your w0 gt 2 c PURTIL b iE B r City PhaT'm ce Cream, So o waiting 36 Canal St.. Westerly R. 1. ry to be Shaes and Hfisifl L’S Eatablishea 1901 aroid 1. Walls, 0. D Detactive visior adjustment ANz e ot FoR saLE arid bo Two scven erent pa asterly gtrest fron land adjoir reusonable piumbin Coy Resl Estate Co. Wemterly, it L ONDS get our iounted, Frask W. tebidd |3 vier. It wil pa prices on Diamon CASTRITIUS, Leading Westeriy J MADE BY HAND, r‘ Made Work | Bips and el Iia and up. §. H. SAUNDERS. &I before purchasing ‘ HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS | BBk at 5is o . Memoved ta 84 M est Broad Strest, | Our Annual December Sale of Women’s Muslin Underwear 1 | bo: | seit in The Porteous & Mitchell Company IT WILL BEGIN THIS MORNING! In the values offered, and in the quantity of merchandise involved, this is the most important December Sale of Muslin Underwear that we have ever held. offered in this sale are such that we or no other dealer will be able to duplicate them for months to come. Months ago we planned for this sale by placing large orders with some of the best manufacturers in the country. Since our orders were placed, prices for all grades of cottons | have steadily advanced, so that in this December sale we can offer you 2 Women’s Muslin Underwear at the lowe.t prices that wil: obiain for many a day. Every woman — no matter where she lives — can save many dollars on her Underwear needs by attending this December sale. Sale begins when the store opens today and will continue un- til quantity involved is exhausted. Additional selling space and extra salespeople will make buying easy. We cannot urge too strongly the wisdom of attending this l 1 You may come with the positive assurance that the values I saie. Extra Sizes We specialize in extra size garments for Stout Women. We show these “exi rments in many Manufacturers’ Sample Garments & B i Manufacturers’ Samples of Musiin Underwear—comprising Corset Covers, Drawers, Gowns, Chem- o S e e 5 < : Long Skirts, Short Skirts, Combinations and Children’s Garments. These are Salesman’s Sample ‘\’; ma; b ""‘“"l“‘s_“” aR O oL s from one of the best known makers of Muslin Underwear, and in consequence are siightly & e Paten . mussed, We offer these Manufacturers’ Samples Ern SizeiDiawers s AT HALF REGULAR PRICES. At 3 — value 380 emarkable values—and the assortment is broad and comprehensive. We cannot guaran- e e e Ly more than one day, so be on hand on the Opening Day. i 59: 55 :“l'“z A Iy 3 ; . Extra Size Gowns Women's Long Skirts | ) Ex Gowns | g Skirts {Children’s Underwear AR e also trimmed with| Chilaren’s f At $1.29 — value § i a At $1.69 — value 4 At $2.49 — valuc i Children's Drawers Extra Size Long Skirts = er.) ; Sizes 4 to 14 years— At 89c — value § Mus! At 106 — v At $1.20 — value § e | e R At $1.69 — value $2.00 Drawe mmed v j 7 44; At $249 — value $3.00 . t —v ! aaal e Extra Size Short Skirts Children’s Gowns & 2 At 44c — value Sizes 4 to 14 years— Girrah Besing At 44c — value 50c At 890 — value §1.00 = . . - 5 At 6 — value 750 G i S me e — Combination Suits | Infants’ Garments Skirt al i t 8%¢ — valu L - k) Women's Musl Combination Suits, | Infants’ Long White Slips, with Wonicnts Shiort Skicte Children’s Skirts Chlldren S Dresses Consisting of Sorset Cover end Skirt— | tucked yokes, with hematitching R N] s V en’s Short S] of Corset Cover a 2 —com- 5 Long Skirts Sl Lengths 13 to 28 hildren's Fremch Dresses of good|binations that are bsolately comect|and with laco and Hamburg fa- . = At 22 ty white lawn, sizes 2 to & years, | i cut, it and finish. At these special ) serting: e At 4o 0c hase specal prices: ; At 44 — value At 19¢ — value " s 2 At #c — value At 656 — value At 44 — valuo n ; At oho : At 65 — value s ) 3 o > At At 8% — value Atie1i0 5 vanie At. 8% — value $1.00 At At $1.29 — value $1.50 At $1.98 — value At $129 — value $L50 TEOUS & MITCHELL COMPANY % gl . and | FINAL DECISION IN out the country were sent out today [#) Vi fi | 1 of by ‘the Atlanta pol . tg?slgs"gy | | .‘! COTTON E’t’f LADING CASES | “mhg Armenians appeared at S | Whodug the Legal Contest Renewed in United | Not Yet Rendered—Suit Regarded as | hoip's cathedral horo lust Sunda es Supreme Court—Former Sen- | i Important Test Case. | they took up a collection of severai ator Foraker Files Brief Attacking | W e ck 4 g 5 hundred dollars to aid, they sald, in the Law. — New York, De Final decision, | building an orphanage at Nineveh. g TO MAKE PEACE COMPLETE it appears today has not yet been ren- | Collections were planned at other y W . Wasl on- | : | dered by the court of the first instance | churches, but when tha Armenians Licongt ON WESTERN RAILROADS | in t | were c d with having forged | e ar | Settiement with Locomotive Engineers Paves e Way to Like Results with the Trainmen. wing out of the alleged etrated in the name of Alat Mississippi firms last s the supreme court, after h ny as to the facts, directed a credentials they disappeared. The Washbura el m RESENTFUL AT SEARCH - ; t R S S R for $39,000 against the Hanover | : Forde —Conferances toda; fonal hank in favor of Springs & | Ordered hy Refiring American Com- S : the Jav t : B o.. cotton brokers, who sued for re i . en etained 1§ payment of moneys paid on a draft to | Mmander in Futile Search for Explos- i which were attached bills of ladi ives. : N vhich subsequently proved ursuant to the information, Major the retiring comman- artment of th Philip- aused military agents no judgment was eitered against the nk. A motion for a new tria immediately made and on this J Newburger withheld decision until Manila, Dec. pt of secret iencral Duvall, ier of the dey | pines, U. A n T bri had been filed on the que = 4 S — tions of law involved. January 4th |to obtain the assistance of the police 5 presen o5 tho titns Himit set for the fling of | in rching one store and several neithe = E homes for explosives. and has Japanese search was aused resentment futile in the important | suits which | he a test c It be brot suit is regarded for othe e | of the agent of the mercantile house residences visited include that BOLD ARMENIAN PLOT. onstituti the i of Mitsu Bussan company, limited, ]‘ Religious Folk of Atlanta | 7 ) unconstitution: . Get Wise 1 ¢ he | s | and Give Warning. | Hartford.—Gov. Frank B. Weeks and t ¢ P nd e TRIES MURDER AND SUICIDE. e hi I will attend the military 1 I il s dut n is | ent ; e of Pittal .| Atlanta, Ga., Dec. Warnings to ziven by the Hartford R the law las ter the corpor- | SRR B L Rl o be swindling churchgoers through- | evening. gued the | me_court. that the tion tax ca befor time today shot | tions presc s e 'Fo'==o:=o==o . o > weo | When Sl Yoo | TODAY IS FREE STAMP DAY ; i e O | ‘_‘ nd began $1.00 worth of Green Stamps Free with purchases of 100 or the over. Double Stamps with purchases of $5.00 or over. Dscided Reduction nt > hospitals. Foral ues that e private affairs of the n to the in: i DE MURDER APPEAL | il < L fonday nig | ATTACKED BY HORSE | | Set for Arcument on January 20 in fo | i Lo s i Missouri Court. i o int 5 the Sunday | A. C. Turner of Ansonia Knosked | endment, Serepaoni ee a7—rhe ape] 1 b e Down by Animal and Painfully In- ynu;\l\vwn by | peal of Dr. B. rke Hyde, convisted ) mer | an ions ¢ f the murder of Colonel Swope an L 4 | conferred € esic E ment the supreme Lt | exe s for Jan ™8 Lt PaiOR TO INVENTORY Mavhattan 121=125 Main Street. tha hap ngencies ' e tha( we tive naraniy the ho WO b it t may & n futu | CHARLES W. LOUNSBURY DEAD. Had Served in Both Branches of the Legislature—Civil War Vetaran. con ttend g the except the | which bas a | 3 | gStamtora, T 2—Former State | mortgage of $350.000. The reorganiza | enator Charles W. Lounsbury died at | tion will begin as he changes i S ried e his nome at Darien today after & brief | ere. atlowed by the New York com. | The Leading Store in Eestern Connscticut devoted sxofavivaly iliness of heart trouble. He was horn dyville, N. Y., in 1842: served in ivil war with the Seventh Con- | Wallingfor ntcers in 1884: attended | « is_h convenfien {hat nominat- ' crop of ice {rom its sever rwise annoying the animal mission | ner gave litile notice to the | which has evidently become too ) be lef Ansonia Sentinel to Men’s, Women's and Chitdren’s Wearing Appars! * s near | alance 91‘ idar Wallingford _Ice | soaca ‘ n===o=o==o£1