Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 19, 1914, Page 7

P A Where You Can Get Dainty and Uséful Christmas Gifts . A Few Suggestions That May Help the Shoppers NEbKWEAfl BOUDOIR CAPS MARK CROSS KID GLOVES APRONS in all styles, white and colored DAINTY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSET COVERS, NIGHT ROBES, SKIRTS, DRAWERS and COMBINATIONS, B CREPE DE CHINE NIGHT ROBES and SKIRTS. The case of William B, Becles' ap-. peal from the probate of the will of his brother, John Eecles, was one ligt: and short laims. 5 | ¥. Wells. 124 Permission to file a.mend-d com)] laint that wuflqu 1 Jotm M. Cook wile | Specialties Cempany mev-r. that name: A | - The final report of Temporary Re- Allscall s Lale vl ceiver Danfel “M: Cronin, which was' by John Eccles by reason of ignor- ance of facts, mistake and pre. Sentations and so were invalid and not his will. The demurrer of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust ‘company ~takes _the ground that even if all the facts stat- 2d in the second reason of appeal ars true, the will must be admitted to pro- bate, the trust company the allesed invalidity of bequests cannot be tri on an appeal from probate, but can only be tried by the court on another suit bringing directly Into question and seeking the jtrue meaning and, construction and effect of the will it- self. The matter was argued by Arthur M.” Brown and Attorney Collins of Providence in support of the demur- rer,-and by Hadlai A. Hull, with whom was William H. Shields, in support of the second reason of appeal. Thescontroversy between the coun- sel appeared to center about the !DODB of ‘the wording of the second reason of appeal. The counsel supporting- the Gemurrer contended that the languags of the second reason of appeal only touched matters of construction of the words of the beguests and the identity of the legatee. On the other hand, the counsel sup- porting. the second reason of appeal contended that the language of the second reason of appeal imported in- Validity of the Rock Nook bequests as much so s reasons of*appeal alleging Guress or undue influence, which rea- ons, it was claimed, have been in variably held to go directly to the in- validity of a bequest and not to the construction of the words used in giv- ing the same. As the case stands, if the demurrer of the Ruode Island Hospital Trust Company should be sustained by the court, ‘he qestion inyolving the Rock Nook legpcies wili, it is conceded, arise in other proceedings that can be brought hereafter. 1f the demurrer should be overruled, then the second reason of appeal stands to be heard by the court and jury on a trial of the appeal from pro- bate when reached in the future, Judge M. A. Shumway. took the papers in the case and reserved his decision. Other Matters Disposed Of. Other matters disposed of were the following: The default was erased and the case continued to the next session of court in Fanny Green vs. Abraham Bron- stein. Answer In two weeks or default was ordered in Willis Austin vs. Nathaniel Bacon, and two weeks was the time given for o more particular statement In Lucy A. Neft vs. Raymond A. Nefl. Motlon for bonds for - prosecution was denied in William K. Pavey vs. Mabel E. Paver, and an allowance of $35 to defend tes ordefed in two weeks, JInJames . Yenton and othersve, Tentor Bullding company, motlon, of Hubbard ManGfacturing ny el was granted. jwer in two weeks ' to ‘pleas in abatement, or default, was ordered in Thames River Specialties company Ve, fown of Montville, which is an appeal from the board of relief. New Plaintiff Admitted. In M. N. Cartler & Son company vs. Royal Linen Mills, Inc., and others, the judgment was opened and the ap- plication was granted for substitution of new plaintiff, Harold F. Sherman, of Worcester. Foreclosure on East Lyme Property. Foreclosure judgment in the sum of u 232, with the first Monday in March, in had charge of the plant from June 23 to Oct. 14. The stock- holders now have it in charge. Off the Calendar. Matters that went off were motion to restore case to docket in Jeremiah Sullivar_and others vs. Raymond J. Jodoin, for alimony pendente ‘lite in Lottie U. Wilson vs. Maurice A. Wil. son, for new trial and to set aside ver- dlos in Charles B. Webber, admr. vs. Charles H. Klinck and others, and for alfmony mdente lite in Florence E. ‘Adams Long and Oscar.O. Long. Assignments. The following jury assignments were le for court in Norwich: Tuesday, Dec. 22—Manwaring vs. Gallup, admr., appeal from pmbate Gorton, ‘et_al., vs. Smith, et ux; England Transportation company vs. Haskell. : Everything that one may desire for the Little Folks - - SWEATERS, LEGGINS, CAPS, BONNETS, MITTENS, DRESSES, SUITS, HATS, COATS, ETC. Good line of OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT ROBES for Ladies and Children THE LYONS CO. 13 Broadway Packages Delivered Telephone 1230 Wednesday, Dec. 23—Balestrini vs, city of New London; Tripp vs, city of New London: Notheé vs. Central Ver- mont Ralflway company. Thutsday, 24—Beck vs. Shore Lame Electric Railway company. ROYAL OONFE‘RENCE TO BE HELD iN SWEDEN Kings of Sweden, Norway and Den- mark to Formulate an Agreement. Malmoe, Sweden, Dec. 18, via Lon- don, 6.32 p. m.—King Gustave of Swe- den, King Haakon of Norway King Christian of Denmark, arrived here today for their conference, at which. they are to formulate an agree- ment designed to combine their ‘re- spective - interests during the period of the war. The “meeting of King Haakon and King Gustave was of unusual inter- est, since it was the first time that the rulers of these eountries had met since Norway sevs sgnnection Fith Sweden in 1905, The conference is expected to establish closer rela- tions between these countries. The roya! conference is being ‘held in an anclent dwelling in_the market place of Malmoe, the headquarters of the present lord MHeutenant King Gustave was the first to arrive and he welcomed King Christian when he reached port on the cruiser Heimdel. Later the two monarchs met King Haakon, who came to Malmoe by .spe- cial train. The greeting of the monarchs was mostly of a cordial nature. The town is profusely decorated and the crowds lining the streets cheered the Sov- ereigns. INTERNATIONAL ANARCHY CAUSE OF EUROPEAN WAR According to Dr, John Mez of the University of Munich. KRONPRINZESSIN CECILIE IN NEW BERTH AT BOSTON In Temporary Dock Constructed at a Cost of $5,000. Boston, Dec. 18.—After swinging at her anchor chains in two harbors for more than four months, the German liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie was haul- ed into a dock today for-the first time since leaving New York with her car- g0 of gold on July 26th. The Cecilie has been at anchor at guarantine since she arrived from Bar Harbor on No- vember 9, but Captain Polack decided that her position there was too ex-' posed. She was berthed at a tem- porary dock in East Boston, con- structed at a cost of $5,000. MADE FLAGSHIP OF BRITISH MERCANTILE SQUADRON The New 18,000 Ton Steamer Alsatian of the Alien Line. BNSURANCE INSPECTORS NG THE CITY. Cifies to Be Classified, 1t is Expected, on Rate Lines. ‘A corps of three men, expert engl- neers and inspectors, in charge of Jobn 8. Caldwell, a special inspector and engineer of the New England In- surance of No. 141 Milk street, have been in Norwich for sev- eral days past, akln‘ over local con- ditions with 2 view ‘of making new cnm fire insurance rate classifications. land with this pur- ‘®ventually the vari- to_their condition and facili- tles Fotéetion,. whith n the future will probably regulate the fire Snsurance ,.;’2‘; The structural con- are also the fire and water depart- ery fire station ‘in The men are Mung all the larger ous cities Wil e saicd In classes Bc- fire p) ditions of Norwich are being inspected am:: visited and thorough- XNew York, Dac. 1S.—The new 18,000 ton steamer Alsatian, of the Allen line, has been taken over by the Brit- ish government and made the flagship of the British mercantile cruiser squadron, according to a_cablegram received here today K. and A. Alien, agents of the line The Alsa- tian has been refitted and armed with glsht 6-inch rifles and several quick ers. Admiral Dudley D. De Chair n command of the squadron. 1,900 Tons of Food for Belgians. Rome, Dec. 18, via London, Dec. 18. i1 p. m—Thé steamer Oran arrived here today with 1,900 tons of food for the destitute Beigians. Chicago, Dec. 1S—International an- archy is the cause of the European war, according to Dr. John Mez, of the ' University of Munich, president of the International Society of Stu- dents, who made an address here to- day. “The main factor in relations,” he said, “Is the desire for trade and colonies. ar is the neces- sary outcome of the present condition of society, which is international an- archy. “In the last three thousand years, there have been only fifty years with- out war and there have been eight thousand peace treaties.” Among the steps® necessary to make peace something more than armed neutrality, Professor Mez said, was a concert of the powers to police the ‘world and “an end of secret treaties and -indemnities.” Scarlet Fever Cases. ‘There are now several cases of goarlet fever in the isolated ward at the Backus hospital. The latest pa- tient taken there for treatment is Ed- ‘ward Danihy, ten year old son of Mrs* EMeabeth Danihy of No. 85 CUf strect. Denial by British Admiraity. ZLonden, Dec. 19, 1:25 a. m.—The ad miralty has issued a Statement deny ing that any British warships were lost during the recent rai by a Ger- men squadron on the oast coast of ‘England. international Shene'y of Manchester and others. The property mortgaged was a b6-acre tract.in Old Lyme on the Neck road, fronting on the Connecticut river, and includling a wharf and windmill. = The original note and mortgage was for 35,000 and was given on July 1, 1908, by ¢he late Robert C. Hall. The sum CHRISTMAS GIFTS! For Ladies ALUES REPULSE TWO COUNTER ATTACKS And Mave Gained Ground Northeast 0.48 p. m—The fol- lowing official communication was is- . a sued tonight: Flash Lights Scissors “We have gained soms ground alorig fl!i.Do?v‘n! h“ the noll'tmof Nieu- port. We have repu o strom; Razors Casseroles mur:hu;lfi;:cks by the enemy at :'r'% Carving Set ok no road between Ypres an . % g4 British troops have advanced Mechanics’ Tools Percolators .m.huy In the region of Armentieres. i &“.r;::yl h& Tegion. .0% V"fl 5 ea: n er— Thermos Bottles Aluminum Ware b “There fs nothing of importance to Revolvers Reading Lamps Teport from,the other parts .of the s ‘Thermometers Thermos Bottles GERMAN MINE LAYER g DISGUISED AS FRENCH COLLIER Electric Heaters Carpet Sweepers Electri Captured by a French Destroyer Out- Bells Bath Fixtures side Harbor at Havrs. ~ = Toasters Kitchen Ware Dec. $ & Cor (con-wnflmm of Cash B Electric Fons For the Chain Knives Meccano Sleds Lunch Kits Tool Chests Flash Lights use. If you are intending a gift for a Woman, come then FIILCWPLEI'EYOURUS'FOFG-IRISTMASPRESENTS. Make Sroxe YOUI: Shoppmg Headquaners - A Holiday lnvfltwn To Men Mm-hoquufl&hnstueferHohdnyanhforWomen Werelpemlnhmall!ho-efl\mxldhlpuhmto WomensAdanmt,forpusonnlweu,orforIw\pehold Men’s Watches in plain gold and these are very special value at by all means to this store, where amongst our great assort- $7.95 s i g FR yo“ L find"“‘( the fl]i‘npdllt WOmen 3 i h;:.:asz\.chou would self regularly at $12.00 to $20.00. (On .Ib DOLLS A great showing of Dolls, including Big Dolls, Little Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Undressed Dolls—all the best products, in a big range of prices. Don't fail to visit our Doll Section in Basement. Visit OQur Men’s Store For Gifts Combination Bo: and Neckwear” to Toys of all kll;dl, including all the latest novelties in Mechanical Toys —and the prices are very reasona- ble. Make it a point to our Toy Department in Basement. some new and, no many of the old There are Card Games, Etc—all Games are located Section. Women’s Neckwear We show the iargest and most complete line of . Women's for oo P e o g price range $3.98 to $18.00. Christmas Neckwear, that we have Men's Bath Robes, a_variety of | S50 ever assembled, everything that is || styles—price range $2.98 to $25.00. 031:'“0:‘: = Men's Night Shirts, muslin and flannelette—prices 50c to $1.00. Men's , all styles—price range $1.00 to $2.00. Men's Neckwear, newest shapes and colorings—prices 25c to $1.50. Men's Suspenders, “in_ attractive Holiday boxes—25¢ to $1.50 a pair. Men's Fancy Shirts, all the best makes—30c to new and up-to-the-minute. Marabout Neckwear Marabout, while light in weight is fully as warm as a heavy fur and can be worn at all seasons— hence its popularity. ‘We show a splendid line of Mara- ‘bout—Scarfs, “Capes .and Muffs— black, brown and- combinations, at $3.95 to $20.00. Hosfery i Cases—$1:00 to $2 Women’s Aprons, a big' variety— Women's Flan: price range 25c to $1.00. Womien’s . Muslin Underwear in Holiday boxes, a complete assort- ment. ‘Women's Wrappers and One-piece House Dresses at $1.00 to $1.50. ‘Women's Toilet Articles colors=—$2 Parisian Ivory 3 2 Women’s - Satteen _Petticoats, A splendid showing of the popu- || tailored and shirred effects—31.00 | Women's TLong lar Parisian Tvory Toilet Articles— || to $2.50. ‘Women's Silk Petticoats, Messa- line'and Jersey Silk—$198 to $3.50. Women's Knit Skirts at 50c, T flm) and $1.5 Dressing Combs, Puff Boxes, Hair Frushes, Clothes Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Ftc—Price range 3% to $4.50. ‘Women’s Long Women's Cardi; black at § Boy#’, Girls’, and Women's Sweaters Boys’' Sweaters in a full line of colorings at 98c up to $3.95. Women's and Misses’ Coat Sweat- ers, in all the fashionable colorings, at's1.95, $2:95, $3.95 and up to $8.00. Women's Knit Vests, in black, white, red and gray, at $1.00, $1.69 and $2.00. Women's Japanese Silk Vests, black and white—sleeveless at $2.00 —with sleeves, $3.50. Come Here chiefs in N the values able. FOR QUICK SERVICE, HANDKERCH! At 3c—Children's White and Col- ored Border Handkerchiefs. At 5c—Men’s and Women's Hand- kerchiefs, white and colored border. At 10c—Men's and Women's Hand- kerchiefs, a variety of styles. Children’s Handkerchiefs At 15c—Children’s Handkerchiefs, 3 in a fancy box, white, col- ored border and initial At 25¢c—Novelty Boxes of Chlldm\'i Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box at 25¢ a box. See our Children’s Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c a box. ‘Women's Linen chiefs at 123ic ea of six. ‘Women's Linen chiefs at 25c each, six. MR Men’s Initials Men's Cambric chiefs, at 50c a only by box. Gloves for Gifts Children’s Lined Gloves at S50c and.$1.00.a pair. Misses’ Dress. Kid Gloves at $1.00. Boys' Dress Kid Gloves at $1.00. ‘Women's Lined Kid Gloves $i.00, $1.50-and upwards, See our. special offerings of Women's Pigue Kid- Gloves with embroldered back—also- Dress Kid Gloves with embroidered back—all At $1.16, value $1.25 and $1.50. at 123c each, or at Men’s Linen Initi; A great 100, 12%, 19c and up to $1.00 each. and_$1.00. P:LL r in a Holiday Box upon request. MEN'S OVERCOATS and BALMACAANS Two Remarkable Values for Today Men’s and Youths> Balmacaans, new- est models-and dependable fabrics, sleeves are lined ‘with Skinnér’s satin —a splendid showing of attractive ga.ttpms—fthcse are regular $15.00 macaans at.-~ - . A the season. ‘Women's Winter value &t «-..... Men’s' and Youths’ Winter Overcoats —in pla:mblack with- velvet or self collar—in navy and gray chinchilla with shawl collar—in a large variety of, farCy mixtures, with fitted backs: i Our Infants' —these" -are” regular $18,00 and complete sh: $20.00 Overcoats at . A Pires Conte and Men’s and Women's' Gnaranteed Watd:a" engraved cases—| Games and Puzzies of all kinds— Boxes, Tie at 50c and $1.00 a box. Men's Dress Kid Gloves. all the Dbest makes, at $1.00 to $2.00 a pair. Men's Tnxellmg Bags and Suit Useful Christmas Gifts For Women Gowns at 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Flannelette newest designs—$1.00 a ‘Women's Blanket Bath Robes, all 0"to $6. Women's :Flannelette Short Ki- monos and Dressing Sacques, 50c. Christmas boxes at $1.00 to $2.50. newest colorings—$4.50 to $9.00. 00 to $2. Douin Buy HANDKERCHIEFS 3" for the most complete line of Handker- lorwich—Men's and Children’s, plain, initialed and em- broidered—and ARRANGED ON SPECIAL COUNTERS Women’s Initials Men’s Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, at 25¢ each, or $1.38 showing of Women's Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 5o, See our Women's Princess Lace Handkerchiefs at 25c, urchases of Handkerchiefs, amounting to $1.00 Special Purchase of A special purchase of Winter Coats from overstocked manufacturers, enlblu\utooficflleb—tCmtvnluuof and serviceable, regular $12:50 Women's Winter Coats, the kind that were § WOMEN’S and MISSES’ Suits at Clearance Prices - Women's Tallored Suits that were $15.00, urwmnuo. Dln?mnthlll FROM NOW umn chrisxmasi AT SPECIAL PRICES Men's and Wom-| Men's and Wom- en’s Watches inlen's Watches in plain gold and en- |a variety of hand- sraved’ ¢ases—|some cases—ex- these at tra good value at cases—e special Value l&e BOOKS " Hundreds of Books for gift pun- poses, including Books' for Boys for Girls, for Adults. A splendid showing of Christmas Cards, Cal- vel, as well as -€me favorites. ‘Games, Block at fair ices. endars and Booklets. Be in our Millinery || Visit sur Book Department in Min. | nery Room, For Men || Hotidey Ribbons S i Complete assortment of Narrow Ribbons for fancy work and ether Holidgy uses—both by the vartand by the piece. match—350c to and match—c to Fancy Ribbons—a. splendid as+ sortment of Novelty Ribbons, at 15¢, 18¢, 25c and up-to $9c-a yardL .. n Holiday boxes Hand-made Articles In our Art Department you will find ‘a splendid showing of Nanf- - made articles such as Coat Hangs ers, Hat Pin Holders, Halr Re~ ceivers, Shoe Trees, Tie Racks, Brush Broom Holders, Etc.—Price range 2%5c to $1.00, nelette Night Pajamas, suit, S Boys’ Department Boys' Colored Blouses, s0c. Boys' White Blouses, 50c o 38 Boys® Flannel Blouses, 50c to 986 Boys® Baseball Suits, 98c. ... 4 Indian Chiet Outfits, 950 to $1.955 Cowboy Outfits, 98¢ to $L50, 50. Kimonos _in 25¢ and Silk Kimonos, - gan Jackets in s, Women’s Hosiery for Gifts At 25c—TInfants’ S{K Heel and Tos Cashmere Hosfery, black, white and colors. At $1.00—Guaranteed Hosiery for boys and girls—4 pairs in a box—guaranteed to wear four montfis at $1.00 a box. are unmatch- IEFS ARE i il | t : i Initial Handker- ch, or 7c a hox Initial Handker- R Women’s Silk Hosiery at 25¢, 506 » $1.00 and up to $3.00 a pair, ‘Weomen's Outsize Silk Hosiery, black and white at 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 a pair. Initial Handker- box of six—sold Women's Black Silk Hoslery, hand-embroidered, exclusive de- signs at $1.75, $2.00, $2.50. 75c d box of six. al Handkerchiefs, a box of six. ALL purchases of Hosiery amounting to $1.00 or over will be packed in a neat Holiday box -p-n request. WOMEN'S WINTER COATS 0o, T5e or over, will Coats, warm Women's Winter Coats, that ‘were $17.50 and $19.50, now. Women's Plush Coats, -with fur collars—also the new “Fox_ TProt” modeis in Cordu- roy Coats, a 5 3850 15.00, now.. $1250 ‘1750 Women's Taflored Suits that S% s wace and 39000, 08 duced to . . $1250 ms Waists for S18t oo mmienaie showing of the: mln Silk Walsts, useful Christ- Bath Robes,