Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 30, 1912, Page 8

PARENTS AND WIFE BRING SUIT Leonard R. Maine, of North Stonington, Defendant in Two Cases—Parents Attach Real Estate to Collect 2 Claim—| Wife Wants Divorce and Alimony and Files Attachment Against Same Piece of Property. Suits in three new cases, returnable before the Decearber term of the su- perfor court, were fillod on Friday in the office of Clerk George E. Parsons. Suft has been begun by Leonard E. Matne and wife of North Stonington aguinst thelr son, Leonard R. Mae, of the same town, and an attachment in the sum of $3,000 recorded against real estate of the defendent in North Stonington. There are two counts in the complaint, the first stating that the plaintift loaned the defendant $2,000 on or before October 1, 1913, and the sec- ond, that of $2,500, was loaned on or before October 11, 1918. with interest, remain unpaid, claimed. | Thomas V. Coatchley of Ledvard brings suit to collect a claim of $500 against Lilllan M. Perkins and Ida L. Coatchley of Ledyard. A bank ac- count of $600 of Ida L. Coatchley in| the Norwich Savingvs society has been attached. The claim against the two defendants dates from on or before Oc- tober 1, 1912, it is stated. These debts, it is | have a daughter of whom the mother| NORWICH BULLETI SATURDAY,, NOVEMBER - 3! Leonard R. Maine of North Stoning- ton, whose parents have brought a suit against him to collect a claim, is also sued for divorce by his wife, Grace L. Snyder Main. I were married two s ago the y[h of November, and Inolerable cruelty | alleged as the| for divore and alimony is| i for, allegi that the husband is; d of real and personal proper- e amount of $3,000. An attach- has been recorded against the piece of real estate in North elonging to Leonard R. on which his parents had filed chment a month before in the the custod ce July, 19 re on a three acre tract in sked for in suit brought by eld of Essex, in Mid- | inst Mary Schnir- ze on the Prop- PRESENT OF A QUILT TO SHELTERING ARMS b g A | Good Will Club Gave Silkoline Quilt |1 They Had Made and Tied. This week Instead of holding their reguiat Wednesday evening meeting at the club house on Oneco street, the members of the Good Will club met as usual, but adjourned almost immedi- ately after voting that a pretty pink and green sflkoline quilt should presented the Sheltering Arms. T materials for the quilt had vided by three ladles inter club, and the girls had recently tied | the quilt. ! After adjournment the club, chaper- | ched by Mrs. Hooper, tock a moon- | lieht walk which had been promised | for some time, stopping long enough | et the Sheltert Arms, it was not unexpected by the matron, to play and s he members of | the household, and to leave the quilt. It bere the inscription, “From the £irls of the Good Will Club. With best be | wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving.” ‘, Connecticut Patents. > list of patents issued to ¢ nished fron follows William H pressure gauge; ge P Bridgeport, pressure and electric denser valve; George K. Central Village, poultry Chauncey M. Gould, Colli tachment for flying machine M. Merrow, Hartford, cros chine; Oscar Mobe \mv roll holder; John D trip; Lewis H. turbg-displaceme Nero, New Britain, Hartford e switch, George (’Loughlin, Wates ball bearing; Edmund A. Parker, Me iden, jar top and Rippel, Greenwich, topher M. Spencer, ¢ for tapping coupl D:\Ll Zeigler, New Haven, lock; Henrik Hillbom, Wallingford, design for spoon, similar article New Hav d machine Hoefler, ! The snowfall had the effect of stim- | ulating trade, the first holiday buying | starting in Friday. Saturday and SPECIALS | \\]\7 “were WAS A GRANDDAUGHTER d in the | b: where the vis- | has ¥ t fork or | h | cludea 3 OF ENGXNEER FITZGERALD ald, the 13 year s. Edmund 1, was killed near the rail- tion in South Norwalk Tues- e girl was crossing v a_train ap- aced her steps. the track a signal wire and the rails, ! tzgerald | £ his life in this city | - was connected with | store, and had also ed in the postoffice. He | of Patrick Fitzgerald of | the well known retired Fitzgerald Iroag eng SUPERNUMERARIES' NIGHT. n Were on Duty W T dictnti A le Regular Po- iation Ball, d to be called | the Norwich were on du- egulars a have n ant ting [ he fi ) € 3 ball ’\ John Roys- took a few beat to Twomey headquarters ergt. John | The supernt on duty in- | ney, Daniel J. | |seven” “ 7 7 99 GRIP&COLDS Perchance there is some one who does not know about “Seventy- seven.” We once more reiterate, that for Coughs, Colds, Grip, Influenza, Cold in the Head, Bronchitis, Throat, or for any form that a Cold may take; Pains in the Head, Back, Limbs, Congestion, Inflammation, or Fever, Dr. Humphreys’ “Seventy- is supreme. Taken at the first feeling, it will break up a Cold at once. If you wait, till you begin to cough and snecze it may take longer.. A small vial of pleasant pellets, fits the vest pocket. At your Druggist 25c. or mailed. Humphreys' 156 William tisement. and Sore or Homeo. New Medicine Co., York.—Adver- Neil, Elmer E, llen, Bernard Kee- nan, John Dombrofsky, John O’Neil, Thomas Murphy, John Donovan, Will- iam J. Ryan and Llichael J. Dewire. | FAREWELL SOCIAL FOR THE MISSES HOULDCROFT Friends Give Them a Party Before Departure for Hartford. A farewell social in honor of Misses Annie and Mae Houldcroft was given y evening in Billings hall on Side and many friends and of the Boston store were Dancing was enjoyed, music being furni: 's orches- t Frederick prompter. reshments were served and a de- e The af- Julia present. ~ Misses Uo\lldLrBfi sever their n \mh the Boston store this leave soon to make their r Among those pres- of town were Frank York and William rtford. Auto Chemical Calied. 30 o'clock Friday morning, chemical was called to the ce of Congressman Edwin W. ns at 131 Union street, by Mrs. who smelled smoke in the investigation, it was smoke pipe from a heat- close to the woodwork had started to burn put out and to the house, ed by Charles T. Ward. The pipe has been moved away from the woodwork, so that there will be no danger of another fire. hom en Palmer Stetson of F C. A. Swanson Was Host. C. A. Swanson, proprietor of a cafe in New London, entertained a small pariy of relatives and friends at a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday after- The guests were Mr. and Mrs. ick R. Swanson, Chief Clerk Badger of the office of the constructing quartermaster of the N artillery district, and Mrs, 3. Herbert Brown of Nor- ’ Fargh and Mrs. Froh- wein of I’lkadelphia. When possible, a half-holiday was | given the railroad employes in the va- | rious departments of both the Central Vermont and New iving. Haven roads on Saturday and Monday SPECIALS Pure Foods Priced Exiremely Low Offering Unusually Good Opportunities for Saving Money Fancy Yellow ONIONS, peck GENUINE Legs LAMB 11c 7ic § PRIME RIB ROAST, b. Fresh SHOULDERS, Home-made SAUSAGE, 1b. PORK CHOPS, Fancy SUGAR DATES, OIS .1 il i viteie B New FIGS, | Fancy Selected EGGS, R R Cooking COMPOUND, 15¢ Campbell’s SOUPS, 3 cans 25¢ Best Bread FLOUR, Delicious Mohican COCOA, Y, 1b. can..15¢c Fores Loins and Lhops 12V5c | Mican Creamer:; BUTTER, 1. ., 90C 3 ibs. for $1.05 4 10c Lea SHOULDER ROAST, ..10c Les*s or Loins VEAL, | for roasting—1h......16¢c | Choice Cuts CORNED BEEF, 1b.,11c FRANKFURTERS, P | R e B ]~ Yellow or V%hite TURNIPS, pecke . .....15¢ SWEET POTATOES, 5ibs; .0 A anilile PEANUT BUTTER, Fancy, Dairy CHEESE, ib 17c Ohio MATCHES, 6boxes.,.......... 19¢ BEEF EXTRACT, 2-ounce jar...........25¢c 1 pkg. BUCKWHI’:A T 1 can bYRUP = = Sugar Cured T L whole or pieces, 1b Porterhouse’ |h 1 7 Round ' c Fresh Eastern Cut PORK LOINS, 1b.....16¢c VEAL CUTLETS, Fresh Cut LIVER, Fresh LAMB for stewing—1lb... ... 5¢ CONCORD GRAPES, 2 baskets ............25¢c GRAPE FRUIT, Sfer. ... TR Fresh Solid OYSTERS, e S e ROQUEFORT CHEESE, Sirloin Old-fashion Plain BUCKWHEAT, 7 1bs.25¢ st el BB s 1 RED BUTTERFLY TEA, 35¢ value—1ib. .25¢ Home-made BREAD and PASTRY Made Fresh Daily Cream Chocolate DOUGHNUTS, dozen.10c HotBAKEDBEANS BROWN BREAD, batt. . .....6-8¢ 81010 2 m. HOUR SALES 2t04aad7109p. m. Sliced Ham, 1b. 15¢| PURE LARD, ROUND STEAK, Green Mountain POTATOES GRANULATED SUGAR, s i pneiivs 1240} 200bs. ... e« .27c (Ilmltéd)—peck 20c 25 1bs. sack..$1.35 . Ali for 21¢ " Al . Trolleys Lpad T The Business Ganter of Norwich Throughout the Store Saturday Specials Silk Department REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND FANCY 'SILKS IN SHORT LENGTHS FOR CHRISTMAS FANCY WORK HALF PRICE Wash Goods Department NAUSHON ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, full 32 inches wide and shown in a i variety of the new plaids and stripes, absolutely fast colors. Thir always sells for 15¢ a yard. Saturday, Special 10Y/c 10c OUTING FLANNEL of good weight and in a variety of novelty and staple patterrs and coiors. Saturday, Special 7c Domestic Department BATH ROBE BLANKETS—Make him or her a warm, comfortable Bath Robe for Christmas. a large assortment We have of handsome Bath Robe Blankets complete with neck cord and girdle to match. Saturday, Special $1.59 $2.50 BLANKETS which are full size and of good weight. These are a small lot which we picked up at a special price. Either pink or blue A very good value at $2.50, Saturday, Special $1.95 borders. Art Goods Department HUCK TOWELS FOR CHRISTMAS GI, —These are stamped with/ pretty designs and already for em- broidering. There make is still attractive time to some Christmas gifts, Saturday, Special 121,c Rug and Drapery Department EXTENSION CURTAIN RODS with fancy white metal ends. we sell regularly for 10c. Saturday, Special 6¢ This rod STRIPED COUCH COVERS in red and green. These are the regulation length and the patterns such that they for 95c, are reversitile. Sold usually Saturday, Special 69¢ Muslin Underwear Dep’t. OUTING FLANNEL SHORT SKIRTS—A small lot of good, warm Outing Flannel Skirts which we se- cured at a very advantageous price. There is a good variety of patterns in the lot. Satgrday, Special 39¢ CHILDREN'S GALATEA DRESSES in two different patterns. The lat- est French style with pleated skirts, It is rather unusual to be able to buy dresses of this quality and of such good style for such a little price. Saturday, Special 39¢ Lace Department PURE LINEN LACES of different widths, suitable for use with Christ- mas work. May be used for doylies or centerpieces or for trimming window draperies. A wonderful value. Saturday, Special 5¢ Ladies’ Underwear Dep’t. WOMEN’S UNBLEACHED.RIBBED UNDERWEAR of regular winter weight, made of a good cotton, this is an underwear which we should sell for 50c a garment. The vests have long sleeves and the pants are ankle length. Sizes 4 to 9. Saturday, Special 39¢ @umn e, Ave o Ny THE GARMENT SECTION Some Seasonable Offerings in Heavy Wear GIRLS’ COATS Distinctive models for the girl from 6 to 14 years of age. are all new and the designs are &nappy and up-to-date. The colorings The fashiona- ble collars this year may be worn open, with a wide lapel effect or be buttoned up snugly around the neck. Some of these coats have been priced as high as $9.98, SATURDAY, SPECIAL $1.50 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS We have been pleased with the reception given our selections of suits by the women of Norwich. very newest, style, cut and finish they are leaders. We have grouped a Iot of These fascinating styles are made up in the dependable materlals which the markets afford and in these suits for Saturday including several handsome wide wale cord nd will sell the lot at one price. SATURDAY, SPECIAL 821,15 WOMEN’S AND MISSES! DRESSES "rwo lots of these dresses most attractively priced for Saturday, SATURDAY, SPECIAL $8.50 and $12.75 WOMEN’S TAILORED WAISTS We place on sale Saturday some pure linen waists which we want you to see. sell for twice what we are asking. We think that you will agree with us that they would easily Some of these have clusters of tucks in various combinations and some of them are made up in the mannish, shirt models. SATURDAY, SPECIAL $1.98 Boston Store Millinery As Christmas approaches the prices asked for Hats come down. The qualities remain the same but the waning interest in hsad gear creates the necessity for reducing our large stock. reductions for Saturday. We have made some sharp Soft Outing Hats of Velvet, Velour, Mohau- and Felt Pretty little Hats which have sold for $2.25 and $3.98 SATURDAY, SPECIAL 8115 ALL OF OUR $10.00 AND $12.00 HATS HATS OF THE REGULAR BOSTON STORE QUALITY SATURDAY, SPECIAL $1.50 A Skirt Made to Your Measure for $3.95 INCLUDING MATERIAL, FINDINGS We offer your choice of three different styles of Skirts and youn choice of a fine assortment of high-grade Woolen Dress Goods. REMEMBER—THIS PRICE COVERS THE ENTIRE COST. WE GUARANTEE THE FIT OF THESE SKIRTS. $3.95 FOR SATURDAY ONLY Saturday Specials Hosiery Department BURSON HOSIERY —*“Knit to fit without a seam.” FOR WOMEN We offer a medium weight hose of this sall for 25¢ a pair at a decided reduction for this one day. Saturday, Special 19¢ celebrated make which usually Hair Goods Department CLUSTER PUFFS AT ONE-THIRD QF\ THE REGULAR PRICE —To close out we are going to sell these of brown shades These fine Puffs sold earlier in the season for $1.50 ang $1.98. Saturday, Special To Close 59c¢ Notion Department STRING PARC CARRIER A k ] Puffs in a variety at a tremendous reduction full-sized String Parcel Carrier, an invaluable device for the Christmas shopper. Our 23¢ quality, Saturday, Special 18¢ Toilet Goods Department A BOTTLE CREAM FREE We have but a small quantlity of the left. This is the soap which met with so much favor OF HYMETTUS Your lust chance, ‘Hymettus Soap in our recent toilet goods sale, WITH EACH BOX OF THREE CAKES WE GIVE A BOTTLE OF HYMETTUS CREAM FREE Saturday, Special Box of Three Cakes 25¢ A HAIR BRUSH FOR Hair Brush black 19c—A me- with black bristles. These dium-size back and brushes are really worth 25 per cent. more than we are going to ask you Saturday, Saturday, Special 19¢ Jewelry Section OF CUFF AND JABOT -We offer a few gross of Cuff A SALE PINS- and Jabot Pins in gilt and Roman beaded or fancy finish, either plain, patterns. Saturday, Special 9¢c, Three for 25¢ Notion Department SPOOL HOLD- Has a pin Made to sell for 25e, NICKEL-PLATED ER for holding 8 spools cushion top. A great convenience for any sewing Saturday, Special 17¢ table, Men’s Furnishings Dep't. WRIGHT'S HEALTH UNDER- WEAR —At times we are able to buy this standard underwear at such an that we can This lling regular- cextremely low price re the big savi ith you. is lamb's wool lined, ly for $1.00 a garment Saturday, Special 59¢ SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS—The new holiday now in. patterns and colorings are We put these up in hand- some boxes if desired Saturday, Special 25¢ Kitchenware Department Some interesting items for the lady of the house— ROUND SPLINT CLOTHES BASK- ETS. Saturday, Special 29¢ NICKEL AND POTS. TEA COFFEE Saturday, Special 25¢