Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 22, 1913, Page 8

THEIR MATRIMONIAL BONDS Two Husbands and One Wife, Deserted, Secure Divorces | : in Superior Court—Husbands Are From Voluntown and 4 Jewett City—Petitioning Wife is Resident of This City. The Guarante‘ed Flour APOLEON| A High Grade Bread Flour Money Back if not Satisfied v'A" ;’ el Trolleys Lead e Three divorces, all uncontested, and | get out, She said she would not go | all on grounds of desertion, ‘were | and then Mr. House sald he would granted on Friday at the short ocal- | accordingly dld so. He went to Provi- | ndur session of the superior court |dence and wrote back from there that here before Judge M. A. Shumway. he would not live with his wife again. Represented by Brown & Pericins, [ Mrs, House has three children to sup- Charies A. Whipple of Voluntown was | bort, agcd 16, 14 and 3 1-2 years. Her given divorce from Lilian J. Whip- | husband, she said, had been In the Ple uf the seme town whose maiden | mugneti ling and has Dame was Greene and who deserted |lived in Willimant and other him. he aleged, in November, 190. When he ay he left They were martied ten years befors supported her- that on the ITth of August and caring for Favored Ancother Man, A, BUraloK The petitioner, who testified that he | corrohorated ehout Ml does work around mills and_farms, . 2 mid that he was married in Griswold %o Lillian A. Greene by Rev. Dewhurst. 3 After marriage he lived with his wife Refused to Leave England. Bear Voluntown and also in the Vil- | sjnere potts of Griswol lage, and when his wife left him she | g to Providence. Before she went | tor i ! 4 man named Frank Medbury Smashing Reductions in Women's and Misses’ Coats, Suits and Dresses We must dispose of the greater part of our large stock of stylish garments before the approach of Christmas, and in order to do so we have made some startling reductions in price. Read these prices, but above all, come and see for yourself. COME IN SATURDAY 3 Women's and Misses’ Suits of 2nae $19.75 The/assortment also includes some diagonals, broadcloths and rnovelty weaves in the best colorings. All beautifully tailored and finished in the very best manner. The suits in this group were selling high as $27.50. Women’s, Misses” and Juniors’ Suits - $14.75 going with ano Norwich Grain Co. 39-41 Water Street obtained a wrah Ann ried about rint d nce January 1, 1 charge of mis- gary 1, 1908, in Man. with' one named allegation was not Attorney William nted the peti- Ar. Whipple bad a letter from Sberiff in Rhode Island which he in which it was stated that paid a fine at the Cran- a man named w: in arrest CUSTOM GRINDING EVERY DAY pr estified that he is an Eng- We are going to sell our $20.00 Suits at this sacrifice price. Some stunning ey S st rt | gl designs in the lot including the new draped style skirts. The materials are Thitt, n hugnier e okt | duce his mother to join his father in|born in 1890. He testified he thousht cheviots, diagonals and|novelty weaves of late design. the | this country. She agr nd the boy is d to come, but | he knew the reason of his mother re- and told of Medt Potts testified 't after | backed o; the last minute. maining in England. y o ) I ithess is the n 1 in England, | John William Potts, aged 43, bo The elder Potts said he tried in w d M C S dTIlr C Bl and said ila country and the unt | n’ & Fall In- Jewers ity a brother | evers way e knew o nave ‘his wite omen's and Misses' Coats || Sport and Three-quarter Coats §8e has not bee « was that his wife was to | of the petitioner, testified and substan- | come to this country and was anxious Mrs. Frances W wi rents when they | tiated what his brother had said. | to have her here and support ner and 11 75 8 50 e * - me o she did not do so. He inald Gilbert Po | the children. This case concluded the . o $o8ad Medbu ok . money for her support and also | to see his mother in-England and that | business of the court for the d: Ry 4 Magnetic Healer Deserted Wife. | for the passage over several times, and | she refused to come out. He said she | The divorce suit of Staplins vs. Stap. At this price a splendid assortment Soms striking designs in clever Eme he son nt back to try to im- | promised first she would. He was | lins postponed. of choice Two-toned Boucles, Chin- weaves—Coats valued high as maiden setchell, 4] chillas, and other much wanted weaves $1950 For ith h & tresdom Alber — = — —_——— E— in the desiPable colorings. Some very -0, Fardthess twhes want Sresce! he marr smart stylish models. of motion and stylish appearance. e TR A Little Flurry In Waists Satu_r(_lay_Specmls Until Dece_mber 1st F OR. SATURDAY R Domestic Department e e ok i menth, e $3.50 Waists for $1.98 PLAID BLANKETS—Ful Bed Parisian lvory Toilet Articles pur- Size Blankets which are worth chased in our store. We have grouped some Lingerie and some Tailored Waists for today’s|ss00.a pair. Some very pretty d's affectigns v we's shop while he called upon me. When Mrs. House ob. | er husband told her she could | While n the Gity Saturd - - _ | | CHRISTMAS WANTS We have. just received our holiday $l.98 stock of Parisian Ivory Hair, Hat and . Cloth B hes, Combs, Mi y . e buft Boxes, Tooth and Taloum | You'll find Long Sieeves, Short Sleeves, High Neck, Low Neck, Lace Col- Kitchenware Department Powder Boxes, Cream Jars, Hair Re-|jars, Laundered Collars, Embroidered Waists and those that are severely | LENOX SOAP— coivars, Shoo Horns and Buitoners an aigg Manicure Sets in great varisty. plain. A good assortment for your choice. SATURDAY, SPECIAL ..8 for 25c SCOURING RARL SATURDAY, SPECIAL ....... 2 These Tables 3-QUART ENAMELED KE GO ON SALE SATURDAY Regular $3.00 Card Tables with oov for SATURDAY, SPECIAL . Infants’ Wear Department —— $1.98 each These tables, a special purchase, will go on sale Saturday morning at BLUE CHAMBRAY ROMPERS this wonderfully low price. in A& full assortment of sizes. Of good appearance and well made SATURDAY, SPECIAL .. They are 27 inches high with top, 30 by 30 inches, covered with green Apron Department felt or jmitation leather. Tables finished in mahogany or fumed oak, the [FANCY ROUND APRONS legs which fold compactly being furnished with rubber tips. dainty, White Muslin Aprons, hem- SUITABLE FOR WORK AS WELL AS FOR GAME TABLES stitched and finished with ruffle— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ..... 1240 Three Styles—Block—Script— f i N fi i plaid vn. 1 ¥. M. C. A. SHOP TALK sl Bl e selling at this one price. Youll find Lawns, Cotton Voiles, and several plaldf ars sliow. Fhey have that AT ARMS COMPANY. ? i ANTICIDATES i styles of Linen Waists. wool feel— i i ALL AT THE ONE PRICE SATURDAY, SPECIAL ......$148 Rev. Dr. Slocam Speaks to Employes on The Thunder of a Silent Voice. t the the_Hopkins plant r the Y. M. C. A.| < Friday noon. Solos were ren- y Miss Elsie Brand, accompa Miss Harriec Coit. R Slocum told of Elijah's flight to Mo Hereb. saving in part And behold Jehovah passed by, and a i strong wind rent the moun- and broke in pleces the rocks was not in the wind: and i an earthquake Je- 1 Saturflay Specials Linen Department DAMASK SIDEBOARD SCARFS —Pretty Hemstitched Scarfs, value at 50o— SATURDAY, SPECIAL ..... HEMSTITCHED DAMASK TRAY CLOTHS, value &0c SATURDAY, SPECIAL ..3% 39 +39 ways and by history, nation: cien: Lannels. nz His When you entertain at bridge do you have enough tables to go around? At this price it is cheaper to own your own than rent. Ribbon Department FOR CHRISTMAS FANCY WORK NEW DRE RIBBONS—A ways sold for 8! SATURDAY, SPECIAL Glove Department THE “HEROINE"” GLOV black— N AND MOIRE autiful quality al- 29 o most direct | agency by w God | Ay A Most Complete Stock of High Grade SATURDAY e T : v e e stiited gy > & o & 3 A Special Sale of Marabout L T e T 86 75 flecce-lined, also Rough Rider and Capes, Boas and Muffs =y s Boy Beout Gloves— i SPECIAL ,,.. S BLACK and BROWN MARABOUT CAPES, $2.98, $3.75, $5.50 Saturday we will sell any Boys’ Clothing| Peace. But to those who are fighting ) inst God and who are living out | right relations with thelr fellow- |l 4 men. that voice is an sir - S e an VNI COLORED OSTRICH FEATHER B sovesl. Ma: $10.00 Hat .from our large Art Goods Department BOAS, $1.98, 8298, $5.98, $8.98 oa by s f stock of Trimmed Hats for COLORED OSTRICH FEATHER A : DRAWN WORK BURBAT this ridiculously small price. [scarps ana PiLLOW sHAMS - Y HAT BEARS SATURDAY, SPECIAL BATTENBERG CH OUR MARK. sorted patterns— SATURDAY, SPECIAL .. STAMPED BUREAU SCARE Some very good designs with - scalloped edges— m: $4.50 and $5.98 but who are alone MARKED AT A = ==150 Per Ceni Reduclion .59 in as- BEAUTIFUL NECKWEAR At Special Prices CASCAD] 10¢ FREL nece: all 39¢ and 30c valu, & = SATURDAY, SPECIAL ,......25 SATURDAY, SPECIAL ...,,,.25c to = God R BRIEF MOTION LIST. Few Matters to Take Time of the Court on Friday. IN PRICES Every Suit Purchased Here is Made of the Finest Materia's and of the Best Workmanship - ' e Long, both of otion for alimony | jon is pending in court \d_order was issued for | mony to be paid, Dec. 1st and until fur- e court. was ordered in two | - n s vs. Dewey, and an an- | W a weeks was ordered in| S it went off were for de- | L faul a re te plead in Karoli . oawari i We Make Special Inducements fa ead n Chadwick vs. ! B Cava g on _demurrer to . | o Morgan vs. Douglass, and dei r failare to plead in Sullivan | Jury Assignments. | ssignments were t S t d Sh o\ {3 Toyland Express arrived on schedule last night and today all the residents of this busy little kingdom, reigned 0 a ur ay oppers | over by the Spirit of Christmas, will be ready to receive their friends. G All Day Today They Will Hold An Informal Reception Toyland in Shannon Building Basement 3 ! Sheehan vs. Hol- appeal from pro- Norwich and West- Traction Co. ssignments were as fol- vs. Brainerd@& Arm- Maynardy vs. Wine. Dec. 2—Clews vs. Doane et vs. Breakwater Co. JOHN MARS. 145 Main Street, Norwiqh, Conn. al Dec. 10—Roma vs. CH—‘; max Co. of Lowell; Roma vs. Thames | Po- | River Specialties Co.; Jewgl v nemah Mills Co. Tuesday, Dec. 16—Ranieri vs. B. F. Smith Construction Co; Craney vs. Donovan (nisf): Church vs. Donovan (misl). ¥. Luce and William R. Proc- ‘of Niantic are in Hebron on a wip.