Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 12, 1913, Page 8

Jo’lm Gladue’s Suit Against Melm Williams Assigned Fo- . Trial in Superior Court Next Tuesday—Short Calendar Mnttm Disposed of—Foreclosure on Montville Farm is Granted. By the assignments of cases made for the superior court here next week the term will open with one of par- ticular interest in the trial of the case of John B. Gladue of Taftville against his daughter, Melina Williams, in which Mr. Gladue seeks to have the court restore to him real estate which he has deeded to his -daughter. In the short calendar session bere on Frldl morning at which Judge {l’. ‘Williams of Derby pre- di.fl, the following court cases were assigned for trial here at the April e term. - Tuesday, April 15—John B. Gladue vs. Melina Williams, Eva Willet Spaulding vs. Sherbon Spaulding, Ber- nard Finnegan vs. Annie Finnegan. ‘Wednesday, April 16—Rebecca S. Mitonsky ws. Iman Elionsky, J. H. *Pubbs, trustee, vs. John Manwarinz. Jr., First National Bank of Norwich Vs, James Murphy and others. Thursday, April 17.—Mattie T. Ches- borough vs. Lloyd Chesborough. Tuesday. April 22 (Special).—Wil- Mem Clingan, administrator, vs. Car- xie E. Woodruff, appeal from commis- sioners; Henry W. Baker vs. James ©’Connell Thursday, April 24 (Special).—Lucia Fox vs. Danlel P. Fox. Thursday, May 1 (Special).—Stephen kS md and others vs. Samuel T. Littlefield and others. Short Calendar Matters. The short calendar business dis- posed of was the following: In Mrs. Martha Willlams Whitcomb ws. Connecticut Co.. motion for more specific statement was argued and the first paragraph was denied and the second paragraph granted In Batton'vs. Button, in which the | ¢ laintiff and defendant are in litiga- on over their father's estate, a de- murrer was argued by Attorneys Don- ald G. Perkins and Charles V. James and Judge Williams took the papers. PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! People Notice It, Drive Them Off | With Olive Tablets. A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer, if you get a package of Dr.. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The pimples will vanish after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Nothing ever cleansed the blood, the Bowels;and the liver like Olive Tablets. Olive Tablets are the only succe: ful substitute for calomel — they of the bowels; there’s never any sickness or pain after taking them. Olive Tablets do all that calomel does and just as effectively, but thefr maction Is géntle and safe instead of severe and frritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is @ver cursed with “a dark brown taste,” & bad breath, a dull, listless, “no good” feeling, constipation torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Olive Tablets are made of pure veg- wtable compounds mixed with olive Dr. Edwards spent vears among pa- | Hents afflicted with liver and bowel | complaints, and Olive Tablets are the fmmensely effective result. them. Take one nightly for a ‘weel, Then look at yourself in the &lass and see how you feel. 10c and 2bc per box. The Olive Tablet Company, Colum- bus, O. Shoe Specials geiey,,. Dadies’ $2.50 Gun Metal Button, $2.90. * Ladles’ $350 Hand-sewed Shoes, $3.00. Men’s $2.50 Fine Shoes, $2.00. Men's Fine Shoes, $3.00, $3.50 and $6.00. Frank A. Bill, 104 Main Street Wm. Friswell Factory Agent ‘for the High Grade ‘Hamilton” Watch Factory Adjusted and Timed Lowest Prices and 0 REGflVER LAND FRfiM DAUGHTER Vand Peter Barbier on Jan. 5, In. a foreclosure suit brought by Edwarq Joyce of Montville agginst Anne Margolin of Brooklyn, N. Y.,’and others, he obtained judgment by Stip- ulation in.the sum of $1,080.08, which ‘was the amount agreed upon as due on the mortgage debt up to April 11, 1913. “The taxable costs were placed at $49.83 and limits of redemption were named as follows: For Annie Margolin, the second Wednesday in June, 1913; for Herman sShapiro the setond Thursday in June, and for the Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aig Soclety the'third Monday in June. The property in_question Is a tract of land of about 55 acres in Montville on the New London and Colchester road, which was originally mortzsaged to Edward Joyce for $1100 by’ Ellen 1907.° It subsequently came into the ownership of Annie Margolin. The Jewish Agri- cultural and Industrial Aid soclety has a mortgage *on it for $300. Her- man Shapiro of Montville, who ik now in possession of the premises, | was cited in as party defendant on his claim to be the owner of the equity of redemption in the property. | Postponedor Off Calendar. Cases that went off were Norton vs. Harris, motion for judgment of non- suit for plaintiff's failure to comply with court order; O’'Brien vs. O'Brien, | executrix, default for defendant’s fail- | ure to plead; Margolin vs. Shapiro, mo- | tion for bond to prosecute; Murphy | and others vs. St. Mary’s R. C. church corporation of Bridgeport, motion for | default for failure to answer. Cases on the calendar that postponed were Bel were lowamce to, defend: others vs. People’s Coal Co.; McCann, administratrix, vs. Savings Bank of New [London; on and others vs. Pennsylvania Oil Co., orders appro ing receiver's statement and account. Favorable report the committee on granting of liquor lic places, introduced by Craney, of Norwich. granting of licenses within’/two hun- dred feet of hurch or schoolhouse, at the discretion of the coun This bill is to cc nons similar to those t x where s loc'xted in Wa t in _th the Methodist church, which ted In Main street and w hundred feet of the saloons. received from | e relative to | nses in certain ! Representative This leaves the rear of | is loca- | in two The judiciary committee made fav. orable ‘report on an -act concernin: fraudulent advertisin v tabled in the house fo: and Drinting. The text of the piil follows “No person, firm, or corporation, or association, or employe thereof, shall make any false statement in any : vertisement published.in a new or circular, or on any card sign or bill board, label, or other advertis- ing medium concerning the nature, quality, method of production or.man- ufacture, or cost of any goods or merchandise _offered for sale. Any person violating the pro s of th(. act shall be fined not les than $10, nor more than $500. The fish and game comm:ue- made unfavorable report on the bill which | provided that no person n hu"t‘ } with a ferret rabbits or S lh’\t have been tracked in the \]‘0\ hunter shall kill more hares or rabbits in one house concorr with senate bil as rejected. The bill ‘William H. Taylor 5 for compil 51 the pocket manual me from the| senate rejected. It had been passed in| the house, and on motion of Walker, of Urion, the house voted to| insist a.nd k for a committee on con- ference. . Walker and Mr. Sher- wood were named as the committee. than The | the and pa, The bill from the senate relating to | the salary of the state board of edu- | cation, which had been thoroughly | discussed by the body, was al] thrash. | ed over in the house. Mr. McGee, of Watertown, raised the point of order | that the matter was under the head of new business and therefore could not | be entertained only under suspension | of the rules, which required a two- thirds vote of the number present. After long talk by Mr. Hall of Willing- ton, Mr. Wilson of Bridgeport and Mr. | McGee, the motion to suspend the| rules and accept the bill was passed | by this close vote: whole number of | votes, 133: necessary to prevail89; | Yes, 89; No, 44 The bill was referred to the committee on education in con- | currence with the senate action. The act prohibiting fishing in Alex- | anders lake, after July 1, 1, 1916, was taken from the calendar | and passed. i" The_order of the day for noon of| next Tuesday, is an act concerning deer, the text of which follows: Be it enacted by the Senate and House | of Representatives in General Assembly convened: Section 1.° The close season for Satisfaction Guaranteed WM. FRISWELL 25 and 27 Franklin St. deer shall be from Decemb: ;\0\ ember twenty-third, : 2. During the open season no deer shall be killed except by use of shotgun, but no person shall kill more tha'x one deer in any open season. ec. 3. No person shall hunt, kill, n.ttelnpt to kill, chase or take any deer, REUTER 9,000 50 cents Yellow, Red, COME EARLY “~ad make your selection- 'S 'ANOTHER BIG ROSE SALE Choicest varieties, including Roses per dozen Pink, White 140 MAIN STREET Phone 1184 {and ,buck, doe, or fawn during the close season; provided the owner or lessea of any real estate may, at any | be re-committed and the motion was | ‘“d;‘o | If Conshpated Bilious, Head- Mr. [ feeling 1913, to July | - | burial place from desecration in" the centuries to come, worlk out” the details, proportions Our jment is the best. 39-41 Franklin St., 'SOCIETY WOMEN Some Spend Hundreds nf Dollars a| Year on Their eaders' of soclety in New York knlolw the soclal value of attractive hair, and according to a metropolitan newspaper every . soclety woman | spends a great deal of/money to keep her hair beautiful and resplendent. These women employ highly hair dressers and specialists, and so long as they have the money to grati- fy thelr desire for beautiful hair, none should complain. But what about the thousands upon thousands of women just as intelligent, Jjust as refined, and just as lovable as any soclety women, who have not the means for expert hair dressers and specialists? ‘What are they to do? : Are they not entitled to beautiful, lustrous and luxuriant hair? Most assuredly they are, and thous- ands of them give thanks daily to the great scientist who put within their reach, at a small price, the marvelous and quick acting hair tonic known all over America as Parisian Sage. A large bottle of Parisian Sage costs but 50 cents. It will make any wom- an’s hair grow thicker, more beautiful and more lustrous in a few weeks. It cures dandruff by killing the mi- crobes, and it is guaranteed by The Lee & Osgood Co., to cure dandruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks, or money back. Get a bottle while it's on your mind. It is a most pleasant hair dressing, and is not_sticky greasy. For sale by The Lee & Osgood Co., at drug stores and - toilet good counters everywhere. Drive Sick Headaches Away. Sick headaches, sour gassy stomach, indigestion, Dbiliousness, _ disappear quickly after you take Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They purify the blood and put new life and vigor in the system. Try them and you wgll be well satis: fled. Every pill helps;. every box suaranteed. . 'Recommended by Lee & Osgooa Co. | time, on land owned or leased by him, by the use of shotgun, any deer | shall be found damaging any crop, vegetable, or fruit tree upon | id land. The burden of proof that | any deer found in the possesion of any s rmer or lessee was Kkilled in | with the foregoing pro- 1formity All acts or parts of acts in- herewith are hereby re | 5. This act shall take effect| from its passage. There was much time expended in | discussing several bills from the d zame comittee that related to | the removal of protection to crows, | blackbirds. green horned owls, star- hawks, and the like, which of Morris, to “This house should be doing | bigger business than be monkeying ith blackbirds.” Mr. Lockwood, of | tamford made motion that the bills | lost. Mr. Noves, of Lebanon, moved | the defiliite postponment, which was | carried by a vote of 87 to 53. The committee on appropriations | made unfavorable report making an | appropriation of $500 for removal of the caretakers’ house of the Groton Monument association to a nearby lo- cation, was accepted and the measure | p: ed. Not Salts and Pilis. “Cascarets” achy, Stomach Sour, Take a Cascaret. You men and women who can’t get right—who have headache, coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dizziness, can’t sleep, are bil- ious, nervous and upset, bothered | with a sick, gassy ,disordered stom- | ach, or ache and feel worn bac! keeping your bowels clean rets ,or merely forcing a every few days with ])1115 or castor oil? s, catharti This is impor e s you sleep; cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fer- menting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system al] the constipated waste matter and poison in the intes- tines and bowels. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent box from any drug store wiil keep your; stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg- ular and head clear for months. Don't forget the children. They love Cas- carets because they taste good—do good—never gripe or sicken. ORIGINALITY of design compels admiration in the present day and will preserve your LET US DEVELOP YOUR IDEAS, determine the and estimate the cost. Designing and Drafting Equip- The Chas. A. Kuebler Co. Norwich, Conn. 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer 1o the public the finest standara brands of Beer of Europe and America, Bohemian, Pilsner, Colmbach Bavarian Beer, Bass Pale and Burton, Mueir's Bcoteh Ale, Guinness' Dublin_Stout, C. & C. imported Ginger Ale, Bunker P. B. Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, | Ladweiser, Schlitz and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Nerwich Town. lephone 447-13- - FINDING THE WAY Have you found the way to make your Saturday shoppmg a pleasure and a cerhmty" We realize that Saturday of _ all the days of the week is the one upon which the greater number of our friends must visit us. We therefore make special efforts upon that day to bring to your notice the unparalleled fac ilities which this big store affords. Read the advertisement closely, but best of all, come'in and see for there are thousands of things which we cannot men- tion in this small space. SILKS - Pattern Dresses at Half Price Here's an opportunity for eight . ladies to each secure a handsome Silk Dress at half price. Only eight of these patterns and the patterns will not be cut- SATURDAY ONLY TWO CHARMEUSE PATTERNS— one navy and one cadet blue, each with h Persian border - We sold similar patterns in other colorings for $15.00— ECIAL FOR SATURDAY $7.50 - FIVE BORDERED FOULARD PAT- TERNS—These have the shower- proof finish and are exceptignally good border designs. The colors are cadet, brown and navy. $14.50 PATTERN. $13.50 PATTERN $13.00 PATTERN .SATURDAY §7.25 SATURDAY $6.76 .SATURDAY $6.50 $11.75 PATTERN....SATURDAY $5.88 $10.00 PATTERN .SATURDAY $5.00 ONE BORDERED CHIFFON DRESS —-A very handsome white chiffon with beautiful colored border The regular price of this dress was $17.50—— SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY $8.75 DRESS GOODS DEP’T. FRENCH SERGES—every thread of which is wool, full 36 inches wide in navy, garnet, brown, cadet, cardinal and black, regularly 50c— SATURDAY, SPECIAL .......44c DOMESTICS AND WHITE GOODS ELEACHED SHEETS which should sell for 60c each, full size, 81 by 90 inches— SATURDAY, SPECIAL . UTILITY LINEN—a new suiting with a euperb linen finish, shrunk finish, sold regularly for 25c =a yard— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 49 .19¢c LACE DEPARTMENT LINEN LACES from 2 to 3% inches wide which are suitable for use on window draperies and table napery of all kinds, the regular 123%c and 15c quality— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ........5% SPECIAL SALE FINE SHIRTS FOR MEN Cléan, new and up-to-date Shirts direct from the makers, all new pat- terns. MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS in coat style with faced . sleeves, soft French cuffs and separate soft collars to match: A good varlety of staple and fancy stripes— _ SPECIAL +....69 each MEN’S OUTING SHIRTS with French double cuffs, made of the very best cotton.and cotton and silk shirtings. . Excellent $1.50 value— SPECIAL ....2e0000....81.19 each TUB SILK OUTING SHIRTS—A new line of handsome Silk Shirts with French cuffs, conservative de- signs in blue, gray. lavender, pink, tan and white, absolutely fast colors, $2.50 value— _ . . . .. . SPEGIAL .. .$1.69 each RUG AND DRAPERY . DEPARTMENT WILD'S PRINTED LINOLEUM— The best quality, including our. en- . tire epring stock, value 60c a square yard— R SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...« 50-INCH COUCH COVERS in a very heavy weave. ‘They are re- - versible and full length, .valus $1.15— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ... SCRIM CURTAINS of good quali- ty with ‘unushally’ wide band "of filet insertion. A.new-lot just re- ceived in both white and ecru, value $1.25— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...: 48¢ & B O s aove comv The Garment Store SPECIAL A Small Lot of Taffeta Silk Underskirts WHILE THEY Q LAST $ 1 ~69 All silk taffeta, in both dark and light shades, for daylight or evening wear. These handsome Skirls are made with 10 inch flounce and a four inch pleating. There’s only a small lot—don’t delay. Special $1.69 Suits for Juniors and Small Women A fine assortment of particularly jaunty models in all the new and attractive materials and colorings. Daily arrivals have kept this showing at its very best. There’s a fine lot for your choice at $12.98 Tailored Suits for Women and Misses There’s a wonderful variety this year in style, in material and in coloring. = Plain skirts and draped skirts, straight little coats and those which cutaway and the waist lines are where you will. There’s one here for you. Bedford Cord, Irish Poplin, Mannish Serge, Eponge, Taffeta Qllk Efc: =All prices. An especxally attractive lot at $22.50 Women’s and Misses’. Coats, upward from $10.00 Women’s Wool Dresses. . . .upward from $ 5.98 The Waist Department SILK SHIRTS FOR WOMEN A New Arrival Natty little Silk Shirts, mannish and comfortable. Made with the new turn down collar and sailor col- lar. Neat striped designs in pretty colors. $3.50 and $3.98 DRESSY BLOUSES In Chiffon and Messaline Dressy Blouses for afternoon wear in colored ch fon over white with lace yokes and trimming of dainty braid and embroidery. Also fine messa- lines in solid colors, mostly in the demi-tailored style. 3 $4.95 f HEROINE KID GLOVES--two clasps--fan, black, white- MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT BRASSIERES of the regular 50c quality, all sizes from 34 to 42— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... DRESSING SACQUES—An odd lot of Fine Flannelette Dressing have sold at 35¢c Sacques which we prices ranging from §0c to $1.25— SATURDAY, SPECIAL .......35¢ OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT- ROBES—To close out our stock of these robes we are going to sell all the 98c and $1.50 values at this bargain price— SATURDAY, SPECIAL UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY DEP'T. WOMEN'S BLACK MERCER- IZED HOSE of medium-weight, with three-thread heel and toe and heavy garter top, 25c worth of durability— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...-.. ‘WOMEN’S BLACK COTTON HOSE with narrowed ankle. A medium-weight of the popular *BURSON MAKE.” bility in every day use. A NEWLOT AT............ .19 Full of dura- CHILDREN'S SEAMLESS COT- TON HOSE in a good medium welght, sizes from 614 to 9%. For Saturday st our Children’s Feary Departmexa & ‘wo-thirds the w«ci- ual value—w * SATZRDAY, SPECIAL 17¢; 3 for 50c JEWELRY DEP'T. CUFF. PINS— t sold. Fine sed GOLD-PLATED Piated with 14-k assortment of plain and e designs, all 25c qualities— SATURDAY, SPECIAL a pair 18c; 3 for 50c CHANGE PURSES of all styles— folded, snap or frame fastening in calf, Morocco and sheepskin— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...... 2 STATIONERY DEP’T. WRITING PAPER—For Saturday of boxed all we offer a varied lot peper with envelopes, white Save 6c on each b and unruled. purchased— SATURDAY, SPECIAL TOILET GOODS DEP'T. SAMPLE LINE OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES Bone and celluloid handles of all shapes, all with 2, 3 or 4 rows of purs bristles— 12t4c value ......Saturday, Special 8¢ value . Saturday, Special 100 Saturday, Special 126 Saturday, Special 150 Saturday, Special 190 17c value . 19¢ value 35¢ value Saturday, Special 250 50c*value Saturday, Special 330 SALE OF hOUSE CLEANING SUPPLIES Kitchenware Department SOME OF THE MANY BARGAINS BROOMS, a special value at......25¢ ROUND CLOTHES BASKETS 2% DUSTLESS DRY MOPS....,...... 500 DUSTLESS BROOM COVERS. .29¢ BORAX, half-pound - GOLD DUST, large packaze. X RAY STOVE POLISH. 24-INCH GLASS SHELF NICKEL SOAP DISH for tub.....2