Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 9, 1911, Page 7

© Two Wives and a Husband Froed From Other Half, all posed of Quickly. There was much business at the short calendar session of the Superior court here on Friday. In the case of King vs. King ten dzys were allowed for an answer on a motien for defawit for failure to Flead Permission to file a more par- ticular statement was filed in the case ©f ¥aroll vs. Karoll. In the case of Preston, adm, va. Raiston. ten days were allowed for an cnswer. . secial ball Of $2,800 in two weeks crdered in the emse of Critcher- —— son vs. Dotolo, after which the an- Ewer is to be filed. The default was opened and one week allowed for an answer in the case cf Mohican company Vs. city of New Londcn, appeal from board of as- Seascers and board of rellei. The motion. to require the plalntift to elect which course will be pursued was denied in the case of Atchison vs Bellews, adm, Cases Assigned. These cases were assigned: Tuesday, Dec. 12—A adm., 3. V. Bishop Co. (on trial). Weanesday, Dee. 13—@arlington Musial et ux. vs. va. 14.—Raughtigan vs. Norwich Nickel & Brass Co.; Sunder- Grotem & Stonington Street town of Mont- town of Mont- Connecticut company. Divorce Cases. Ursual C. Willey of New London esked a decrce from Herbert B. Wiley. Mrs. Wiley testified she had married Vley in 1904 and that he quarreled with her and falled to support her, ieaving her stranded in New York in 1307, whence she had returned to New HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTINE The Great Toilet Germicide? You don't hava to pay 50c or $1.00 a pint for listerian antiseptics or per- oxide. You can make i¢ pints of a more cleansing. germicidal, healing and deodorizing antiseptic solution ®ith one 25c box of Paxtine—a solu- ble antiseptic powder, obteinable at any drug store. Paxtins destroys germs that cause disense. decay and odors—that is why it is the best mouth wash and gar- &le, and why it purifies the breath, clearses ara preserves the teeth bet- ter than ordinary dentifrices, and 'n sporge bathing it completely eradi- cates perspiration and other disagre: able tody odors. Every dainty wom- an sppreciates this and its many other toller and hygienic uses. Paxtine is splendid for sore throat. inflamed eves and to purify mouth 2nd breath after smoking. You can get Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic at any drug store, price 28c and 50, or by mail postpaid from The Paxtine Toi- let Co., Boston, Mass, who will send you a free sample if you would liks 0 try it before buyine. With the Coming of Middle Age | There is a letting down in the physical | forces often shown in annoying and painful kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities. Foley Kid- ney Pills are a splendid regulating and strengthening medieine at such a time. Try them. Lee & Osgood Co N. S. GILBERT & Sons Christmas Suggestions TURKISH RUGS. Chotce Patterns at $25.00. Sizes averaging 3 feet by 6 feet. Larger sizes at favorable prices. WILTON RUGS. Indian and Persian Designs, $32.00, $38.00, $50.00. Sizes 9x12 feet. BODY BRUSSEL RUGS. $23.00, $36.00, $25.00. SCOTCH ART RUGS. Self-toned Colors. VELVET RUG, SPECIAL. 27x54. . s1.25. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. Colonial Tip-Up Tabies, sizes 24x30 | fnch diameter. | Mazhogany Sewing Tables. Martha Washington Pattern. Nested Table, four in one. Telephone Tables, with stools. . Taborets. CEDAR BOXES. Dasks in Maple and Mahog 'ny, fine assortment. Ladies’ sizes, $12.00 and upirards. Desks in Oak, $5.00 and upwards. 137-141 Main Sireet | and a half notice of The Guild of Book London to and gone to: WA la:?lor in ?‘T:ns stores. oy letter carrier in Brookivn and was a musiclan by when ti T} coupe were ed. Mrs. Wiley sal that _req: for money have gone unanswered. | The mvun;wn&nmd on the grounds of desertion, was allowed to, me. her maiden name. Joseph well of Stonington was granted a divoree from Ruse A. Whew- il of perts unknown. Whewell testi- fled he went home one uight and found his wite and hin brother in o com: P suoltl-:n and that he sound- Iy H his brother. Other men testified to the woman having been seen about the streets with men. Mrs. Susan Carroll Chapin of New London was sranted a decree of di- vorcs from Harry Chapin of Norwich. The @:vorce was granted upon the ground of intemperance. Mrs. Chapin testified to her marriage to Mr. Chapin i2 March. 1909, She said le was very intemperate in his habits, so much 8o she hecame disgutsed and ceased to speak to him. She said he failed to provide support for her and she re turned to her mother's acme in Hart ford, where she had since resided. Mrs. Jumes B, Ammerman of Hart- mcther of Mrs. Chapin, sub- stantiated her daughters testimony. Are. Ammerman satd she had for som time lecn compelled to support her Caughter. 3 Joseph D. Culver and William H. Farrell, bath of New London, testified te Mr. Chapin's dlssipation. Mr. Cui- ver said they had been menibers of the suine scoial club and thaz Mr. Chapin's habits there were very intemperate. She was allowed to chanz: her name. FLONZALEY QUARTETTE SHOWED GREAT VERSATILITY Academy Musical First Number of An evening of unalloyed pleasure, which will linger long in the memory of ali admirers of beautiful music, was meteG out on Friday evening (o the lerge audiencs filling Slater hall and overflowing into the annex. The Flonzaley quartette adds another to :be long list uf triumpbs scored by the promoters of the Academy musical courses and proves. that the present season is to be the équal of any of its prodecessors, “Perfect” was the ad- jective used by many of the audience. The first notes showed the beauty of tone each of the players was capable of extracting from his particular in- strument. Then, too, they scemed to have taken Hamlet's adiice to the players and give the music “trippingl frum their fingers” with a deftness an delicacy of touch that was enchant- ing. And the perfect harmony of ithe four instruments showed a nigher skill than that of the fingers; and a deep artistic insight into the real beauties musical composition. The mem- s of the guartette are: First vio- Adolto Betti; second violin, Al- frea Pochow; viola, Blgo Ara; violon- cello, Iwan D'Archambeau. T'he audience followed them with de- light through the four movements of Haydn's Quartette in G major. The second number was a beautiful selec- {ion, Sonata a tre. for two violins and ‘cello, composed by Guiseppe Sammar- Gni, ‘who Aled in 1740. The _three movements were given a fine render- ing and recelved repeated applause from an enthusiastic audience. The climax was reached In the quartetie's two parts of the work by Maurice Ra The fine execution of the second of ihese was much appreciated and to the delight of the audience they were rewarded with its repetition. Threo movements of Boccherini's Quartette in A major were charmingly executed as a fitting finish to a programme of great merit and intense pleasure. The Flonzaleys plaved with o. beauty of tone and security of execution such as few quartettes c&n even approach. The programme was well arranged for variety and was nelther too long nor too short. The versatility of scvle shown hy the players in contrasting numbers was remarkable, and their conception of each work was adequate On the whole, the performance was both brilliant and satisfying. SHOPPIN GPOINTERS. A Little Nudge for Holiday Buyers— Why Purchasing,. Like Charity, Should Begin at Home. One good turn Deserves another! This is the season to remember your home merchants. For eleven mionths they have kept the town rumning, contributed to its lighting, its progress, paid heavy rents. They have put their hands in their pockets for benevolent, begging—some- times they have thought for blackmail- ing contributions, perhaps at your re- quest. Probably they have carried you on their books fora part, or all of the yeas Be grateful now! Don't go elsewhere to make purchases Don't help upbulld stores which are of no_benefit to you! Homs merchants have as fine stocks @& you can find anywhere, priced right. Buy where you are not charged ex- tra for alterations, exchange, or deliv er; Cash Shop early’ Begin today, broken! Where you can get a full dollar's worth for every hundred cents you spend is told by The Bulletin's adver- tisers on every page! ART IN MAKING BOOKS. Guild Whose Exhibitions Have No Jury and No Award. — Under_this caption, the New York Sun of December 2 printed a column while stocks are un- Workers, who recently gave an exhi- bition in New York. This guild is the only one of the kind in the world, and the Sun says: “Today the Guild is so well and favorably known on both sides of the Atlantie that the doubters have become its most ardent supporters. Helen G. Haskell, now Mrs. Noyes, and Bmily Preston, who studied with Jules Dornent in Paris, and who have taught art for twelve yéars in New York, are founders, and it has now in it 100 Dbookbinders, representing 16 states and five different countries, which' speaks well, for an organization but five years . 5 he kind of work done by these binders was shown,” says the Sun, “by a4 one-page copy of a poem by Hen: Longtellow, illuminated after the style of an old missal, dark blue and gold being_consplcious among the.reds and greens” A page perhaps-14x10 inches was makec $100. 4 ot (e cost of an lluminated book of en sonnets, each page havi - Ventionatised Mower Horacr dos tn el WHEX you wase t3 before toe public. better that ut your busi- ere 13 no me- e advertis. ' no two border the binding of white levant with jew- eled corners. i ot The exhibit was-one of the best ever given by the soclety. B oo Accepts Emplovment in New Lendon. plovient at the Moican hocel in Now e Mohican in Loadon gray, value $6 Of Special Values For Today - Men's Corduroy 'Working Trousers, value $2.00, at. Men's Winter Suits, regular $18.00 Suits, at.. Men's Winter Overcoats, value $15.00, 8t.. .. c.. Men’s Winter Overcoats, value $20.00, at. Men's Winter value $25.00, at Men's Fur Lined Overcoats, value $76.00, at. Men's Fur Lined Overcoats value $110.00, at 5 Men’s Cotton and Wool Hos- iery, value 15 He Men’s Black C fery, value 25 Men's Leather Working Gloves, value 50c, at... “Guyot” Suspenders, 00, bt o Men's value lined Under- at Men's Fleec: wear, value 50c Men's Camel's Hair Under- wear, value 75¢, &t....5... .« Boys' Coat Sweaters, all sizes, value $1.25, at. 257 so Russian Blouse Suits, $3.98, at Boys' value, Bo: $3.98, Two-plece Boys' Two-piece Suits, SRR Boys' Two-plece Suits, value $8.00, at ... P AERCT. Boys' Winter Overcoats, value $3.00, at Boys’ Winter Overcoats, value $6.00, at ...... Boys’ Winter Oy value $5.00, alue Boys' Winter Overc $12.00, at .... Hostery, at.. Women's Impored split feet, value 25c, -lined Hos- at. Women's Fleec fery, value 37iec, Women's Fine Lisle Hosfery, value 37%ec, at Infants’ Ribbed Vests, value 25¢, at Women'’s Fleecy-lined Under- wear, value 50c, at Womes Winter Welght Union Suits, value $1.00, at.. Women'’s Silk and Wool Suits, value $2.00, at..... : Women's Wool Union Suits, value $2.00 and $2.50, at. Women's Outing Flannel Gowns, value 50c, at g Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, value $1.00, at. Women’s Flannelette Long Kimonos, value $2.50, at Women's Black Silk coats, value $3.69, at. Women's Black Silk Petti- coats, value $4.50, at Dresden Ribbons, 4% inches wide, value 18c a yard, at Dresden Ribbons, inches wide, value 2! Dresden Ribbons, 51 and 6 inches wide, value 39c, at Turkey Red Table value 50c a yard, at. Damask, Al Linen Table Damask, value 68c a vard, at Satin Finish Napkins, value $1.50 a dozen, at...... All Linen Napkins, $2.50 a dozen, at. Sanitary Diaper, value price for 10-yard plece. Bnglish Long Cloth, value $1.50, price for 12-yard piece. Bleached Sheets, with weldes center seam, at.. . Seamless. Sheets, size 51x90, value 95¢, at. Cotten Blankets, white and Woolnap Blankets, white and gray, value $2.00, at. ‘Woolen Blankets, white and gray, value $4.50, at. ... Plaid Blankets, strictly wool, value $6.50, as. ... an $1.69 814,50 -$12.75 $52.50 -$79.50 1le 16¢c 39¢ 42c 39¢ 59¢ 95¢ $2.39 $1.89 $3.69 $6.50 $1.85 $6.39 $9.50 19¢ 29¢ 29c¢ 15¢ 39¢ 85¢ $1.79 $1.48 44c 89¢ $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 15¢ 19¢ 25¢ 38¢ 49¢ 88¢ $1.95 59¢ 95¢ 29¢ 85¢ 67c $1.45 $3.29 Do Your Christmas Shopping Now-- Of All TOYS A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS INCLUDING ALL THE LAT- TEST NOVELTIES IN MECHANICAL TOYS, AND THE PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE. MECHANICAL TOYS8-Clowns, Jugglers, Bears, Beetles, Alligators, Athletes, Balky Mules, Air Ships, Automobiles, Steam Engine Fire Engines, Mechanical Boats, Hill Climbing Toys, Etc.— price range ie to $3.00. WOODEN TOYS8—kinglish Go-Carts, Rocking Horses, Cradles, Doll Houses, Rocking Chairs, Desks, Bureaus, Low Sleds, Frame Sleds, Flexible Flyers, Ete.—price range 2c to $6.00. OTHER TOYS—such as Air Rifles, Banks, Tops, Trumpets, Rubber Animals, Photoscopes, Drums, Trunks, Chimes, Dogs, Cows, Horses, Elephants, Sheep, Magic Lanterns, Etc.—price range 26¢ to $3.00. Handkerchiefs 3 '%.... The most complete showing of Handkerchiefs We have ever made —Men’s, Women's and Children’s—Cambric, Linen and Silk—plain embroidered and initialed. See our Children’s Handkerchiefs, three in a box, at 15¢ a box. See our special offering of Women's Swiss Bmbroidered Handker- chiefs-at 12%c each, value 19c and 25c. See our splendid Handkerchiefs at 12%c and 25c each. See our showing of Princess Lace Handkerchiefs at 25c to $1.50. See our real Armenian Hand-work Handkerchiefs at 50c to $1.00. See our Plain Linen Handkerchiefs for Men and Women, e JEWELRY gk, We are showing a complete line of Jewelry for gift purposes— hundreds of articles of personal adornment for Men, Women and Chil- dren, all at popular prices. FOR MEN—Scarf Pins, Shirt Studs, Link Buttons, Ash Trays, Smok- Sets, Desk Sets, Letter Files, Etc. FOR WOMEN—Rings, Brooches, Lockets, Coat Chains, Neck Chains, Bracelets, Belt Buckles, Bar Pins, Etc, FOR CHILDREN—Rings, Lockets, Coat Chains, Neck Chalns, Brace- lets, Etc. Special showing of Men's Four-piece Initialed Sets, pair of Link Buttons, Stick Pin and Tie Holder at 50c a set. MESH BAGS—A splendid showing of all the newest ideas, some un- lined, some kid lined—prices 50c to $5.00. Novelties in Art Embroidery There is a wealth of besutiful gift suggestions in our Art Em- broidery section—finished goods as well as stamped designs. Pin Cushions, satin covered, 25c to 45c. Fancy Pin Cushions, a great varlety, 35c to $2.50. Hand-painted Belts, each in a Separate box, 25c and 5oc. Bureau Scarfs with Pillow Jhams to match, 50c to $5.00. Hand-made Cluny Lace Doilles; 19¢ to $1.25. Hand-made Articles, such as Coat Hangers, Hat Pin Holders, Hair Recelvers, Ete,, 26¢ to $1.00. Gift Suggestions for Women FURS-—make a most acceptable gift. If you are seeking something for a woman that is sure to give satisfaction, then select Furs. We show a spiendid line of Furs—Coats and Bets—in every fashionable kind. We make a remarkable large showing of Fur Sets— for Children, for Misses, for Women. in all WILLOW PLUMES —next to Furs, every woman would appreciate a gift of a fine Willow Plume. We are showing some special values in Willow Plumes at $4.98 to $21.95, GLOVES—are particularly acceptable as gifts. Our unrivalled stock offers not only the greatest variety of styles and qualities, buf it offers unequalied values. We show every wanied kind of Gloves for Women, for Girls, for Boys. Goods are Fresh and Bright and New. ? Make Holiday- Selections while the Big Little Dolls DOLLS Dolls DRESSED—UNDRESSED—A Great Assortment—All’ the t Makes. Jointed Dolls, Kid Body Dolls, Bisque Dolls, Character Face Dolls spendld gathering. The whole Doll Family is now assembled in our spacious Holiday Department where they Wwill be “at home” to all callers until Christmas Bve. SEE OUR SPECIAL DOLL AT $1.00 inches tall, has moving eves, sewn wig, shoes and stock- dark hair, She stands ings and either light or Dolls at ! 10¢ Dressed Dolls at 25¢ E “Kestnes to 50c o $8.00. Dolls, $1.00 to §5.08. Dolls, $1.00 to $8.60, for Christmas BOOKS g Our Book Department is now in Millinery section, In Annex, where we make a comprehensive showing of Christmas Cards, Calendars, Booklets, Ftc. Books for Boys—by —at 1%¢ and Books for Girls—by Alcott, Carey, Mead and others—at 25¢ a copy. Books of Poems, in handsome holiday bindings at G0c, 86c and $1.29, Catholic Prayer Books for gift purposes at 25c to $1.50, Char Bisque Dy er andwerk"” " Kid Jointed Alger, Henty, Optic, Reed, Cooper, Verur, Bte, A selected line of titles, each one in a fancy box at § Novels—the books ever offered at a popular & copy. best Great. Popular price at 46c a copy, Umbrellas, Leather Goods and Silverware UMBRELLAS—for Men' Women and Children—very necessary cles, and a useful and acceptable present for any person. and 98c—Women's at 96c to $5.00—Men's at B60 arti- Children's ‘at 50c to $5.00. LEATHER GOODS—a big showing for gift purposes, comprising Hand Bags, Sult Cases, Etc, for Women—Travelling Bags, Suit Cases, Card Cases, Bill Books, Btc, for Men. Be sure and visit our Leuther Goods Department for useful gifts, range of the Rogers Bros' famous “1847" Sliver-plated Wi and Wm. Rogers Manufacturing s Siiver-plated Ware. If you are seeking a gift for a housewife, that is dependable, consider this silverware, SILVERWARE—We show a bi Stationery--Games--Perfumery STATIONERY —makes a useful and acceptable Hollday mift for a grown person, or for children. We show a large line of the best kinds of Statfonery in holiday packages, GAMES —of all kinds, including the well-known “Parker” Games. Our showing includes Blocks, Card Games, Poard Games, Ploture Puzzles, Ete. PERFUMERY—some of the best known makes, including Roger & Gallet, Colgate's and Bradiey’s Perfumef, put up in fancy packages for Holiday gifts. Gift Suggestions for Men It you are seeking @ gift for & man—then consider Bur Men's store. We show everyihing in Men's Wear for Hollday gifis—euse Coats, Bath Robek Fancy Vests, Night Shirts, Pajumes, Dress Shints, Fancy Shirts, Sweaters, Nockwear, Suspendess, Haslary of all Xinde, Gloves, Umbrellas, Travelliig Bags, Suit Cases, Te, These fow Wintey Men's Fancy Vests at $1.00 to $5.00, House Coats at $3.98 to $20.00, Bath Robes at $2.98 to $26.00, | Pajamas at $1.00 to $2.00. Sweaters at f9c 10 $12,00. Dress Shirts at $1.00 to $2.00. Negligee Shirts at 50c to $2.00. Dress Kid Gloves at $1.00 to $3.00, Suspenders at %o to $2.00, HED B8 g A Strong List Of Special Values For Today Children's Caraoul and Chin chilia Coats, value 39.50, at M Odd lot of Women's Costs value $15.00 to §36.00, &b, ww- $10. Women's and Misses' Winte Contn, value 3080, at...m $14.5( Women's Plush Costs, regul $30.00 Coats, at ‘- 'Y Women's Tailored Huits, valie up to $22.50, $13 Minses' Navy Blue Sers Dresses, valus $0.00, o $4 Minmes value $15.00, & men's and Me Iine Dresses, $10 Trimmed Outing up to $2.98, 81 omen's Dress up to §3.96, at omen's Dress up to $10,00, at Wamen's Drews up to $16.60, at Women' Hate, up to 326,00, Wom: Kid Glove “Duchess’ make, valus P 8 Women' 196 valu - goo Women's Kid Gloves, 3150 quality, at Vel Lace Edging and In: ing, value ibc and 18 Torchon Lace HMdging and Ir werting, value 100 and 11% e Venlse Lace All-over 9100 and $1.20, at... Oriental Lace All-ever, valus $1.00 and 9186, at P8-inch Hamburg Kmbeol value 3%¢, at 4 oy Bmbroidor od 0, B+ e B W-inch Ousiin Al-over, value 5 20-inol. Muslin Kmbweldered All-over, valus $1.50, at Chiffon Made Veils, 13 yurds value 766, Btee. . - e S Shetland Winish Lace Vells, VAIUS $1.00, AL, e oo ae 4 Crepe Paper, plain colers, |y value 9¢ & rell, ot 2 Square White Knvelopes value be & package, at Clinton Safety Pins, valu and 7c & dowen, at ‘ Bhos Laoce Black Tubular value 10¢ & bunch, Kid Covered Mair Curlers valas 10 & packake, at Osborn's Peroxide, $-ounce bottle, value 16c, at 36-inch Plein Cur value 16c, i Figured Curtadn Serim, ve : 19¢, at 12 Rutfied Muslin value 750 & peir, ot 5¢ Reomaisance value $2.00, at Crex Rugs, sise 64390 inot value 32.76, at B Axminster Rugs feot, value $20.00, ut 316 Outing Viaonel, egular price 1%e u yard, at g Primed Klannolotte price 10c & yerd, Al.... + Zepiyr Dress GAnghams, reg uiar Price e, Bleas e oo yard wide. Hupestine ¥lannc value 17c, at.. Sé-inch Gray Suitings, veie 0 & yurd, at.. e 20 42-1nch Biriped Pophin, walwe 5%c & yard, at... 54-inch Pekin Biwipe Horwd, value $300 & yard, Styew.o b4-inch Gray Bulting, value §1.60 = [ $o-inch Broadologiy utting, value SLEO & Yasdh Ewmn 27-inch Jacqueed Pummiy i, VAIUO 390, Al st MAnch Cejored Oriedey@ila, | WU BP0 i FRowem AN Sk Roust Pongee, Falue-Bhoy Abeerre D Yard-wide Bleck Paftets 5111, VAN 896, Bl e (100