Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 27, 1915, Page 8

r ] \ \ THE MOHICAN Commml SHOULDERS » 11¢ SHOULD SHORT-ROUND : 1 8(: LAMB - - .b-.& Salt Pork» 10¢ TRk wm”'"'“lsc CORNED TONGUE 3| ERCON Ses g SMALL SAUSAGE |g.(21bs LIVER....... B 18| i macon OUR BEST CREAMERY BUTTER,D 290 GOOD TABLE EGGS, dozen....... 29¢ WHOLE MILK CHEESE, bb. . SAGECHF.FSE Native SPINAGH w123C SWEET POTATOES FANCY RIPE vivuinv.25c | PINEAPPLES ...... 18c HEAVY GRAPE FRUIT CALIFORNIA FIGS package . ....... PINK MEAT MUSKMELONS, each 9c GRANULATED SUGA 10 Ib. sack PANCAKE FLOUR MILK-SODA-OYSTER 3 packages for....... 25c | CRACKERS, 3 Ibs... 25¢c = s Db DERSARE s § MCHICAN TOILET PAPER CORNSTARCH, pkg. . 6c | 4 rolls. s SAFETY MATCHES MOCHICAN SPECIAL § MARSHMALLOW DINNER BLEND = ...... - I S oo ses s e sn 196 ~ ENEW EVAPGRATED i RBAPRICOTS, Ib...... BAKED IN OUR OWN OVEN SQUASH PIES MARSHMALLOW ........... ROLLS, each........ 10c JELLY ROLLS s e SRR T CREAM BISCUITS dozencc U7, eial 504 10 . N 8 ®. 59¢ 30c AR Going to Worcester Hearing. well as the Board of Trade and Cham- Mayor T. C. Murphy and President | " ©f Commerce. Frank J. King of the Board of Trade arc (o be in Worcester this cvening | Capt. O, L. Cosgrove of the Safety to represent Norwich at the hearing | First. who is making a trip around the in regazd to the proposed Norwich | world, and who salled from New Lon. to Worcester canal.” The hearing is | don several davs ago. writes to Triends tgbe held in the Worcester city hall. { that he has reached New York city ana Mayor Murphs represents the city as| will rematn there for several daya. The Lyons Co. § Telephane 1230 Wauregan Block MERCHANTS' WEEK Something for the Ladies and somethingA for the Children today at a price that will save you money. LADIES’ COMBINATION CORSET COVER and DRAWER, also CORSET COVER and 3KIRT —regular $1.50 quality for $1.00 Dainty assortment of PURITAN COLLARS, hand embroidered—regular 50c quality for 39c BOYS' OLIVER TWIST SUITS, size 2 to 6 years, extra fine material—value $2.50 and $2.9: for $1.50 Ask us to see Corsets, Neckwear, Kid Gloves, Aprons, anything in the Children’s line, and you wdl find we hnve the marclnndfie. )\ 78\/A) /) /4 Something_ like 3,000 iists, or about two-thirds of the namber received last Year, have been filed so far with the 3 Send for FREE Trial Package. Rnuruomuhunluhmd the idea that that day would also be | your food properly by. itself, what is & good one o turn 1n their lists wo as | the logica) thing to do? Not to to make ane trip to the town hall npmdml“n!flurulltob’h‘l Doard of assessors,.who have been in [£or both duties and in consequence the | peptic semi-invalid. No, the thing session all this month at their office at the town hall to feoetve resident and non-resident property owners of the town the lists of their taxable property. The board, consisting” of. Frank H. Woodworth, chairman: Michael J. Curran, clerk, and Albie L. Hale, have been in session. during regular office hours for each’ business day and have had some notably busy periods, al- though in the early part of the month the lists were slow in coming in. Last year there were 4,540 lists, so that with only about two-thirds of the estimated number received this year, there are still about a good number to come in during the remaining days of this week which closes the time for receiving lists, One of the particularly busy times| was last Wednesday, the 20th, which was the final day for paying water bills. Many property owners grasped 8o"is to aid your stomach, to give One of the effects of the new law requiring non-resident faxpayers to fle a st and!not leave it for. the assessors to do has:been that many of the non-resident taxpayers have & Bppeared in person before thé board : A = instead of sending their lists by mail. B PLAID TAFFETA RIBEON FOR 2is'a YARD - ‘A five-inch Ribhon worth at least 30¢'a Bome Non-resident owners who fall to turn n.a diat are to have the ten pet oent, ’ . very handsome colorings in these addition made just as was: formerl; done in the case of delinquent resi- .~ Merchants’ Week Special fle dents, but in order to give all non- residents a chance to comply with the Iaw, the assessors were obliged to mail : 5 NOTION DEPARTMENT to non-residents a blank on Which to 3 ¢ and the kind we always-sell for 3110 each. SHOE DRESSINGS AT SPECIAL PRICES make their tax list return. A Ever since Wednesday there have o . & w 'Week Special 79¢ Whittemore's, Shinola. 2-in-1, white, tad, biack ana been busy times in the assessors' office , bronze dressings in these well-known makes— and there will be probably from now 25c PILLOW CASES FOR 19 EACH on to the rest of the week. Full size Cases made from one of the very best known S = Quaster sst—dpsial 26 GROTON WOMAN SUESV HUSBAND FOR SUPPORT. Case Is On Trial in Superior Court— Mrs. Mary B. Chapman Plaintiff. Mrs. Mary B. Chapman of Groton appeared in the superior court in New London on Tuesday asking for sup- port from her husband, Christopher B. Chapman, now of New York. Mrs. Chapman alleges that her husband de- serted her 19 years ago and that he has not contributed to her support except when compelled to by the courts. Trial of the case was started before Judge Shumway. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman were mar- rid, Jan. 3, 1893. On May 30, 1896, Chapman left his wife, taking their 15_months’ old son. He has not lived with her since and has refused to sup- port her, according to the complaint. The defense is that Chapman - se- cured a divorce from his wife in the cireuit court of Kentucky in Lexing- ton in 1300 and that he was freed from his marital obligations %o this wife. The plaintiff alieges that the divorce was secured by her husband without her knowledge, that he went to Ken- tucky. purposely to_ obtain the divorce and that it was sécured fraudulently. Mrs. Chapman testified Tuesday morning that she married her husband while they were both employed at the Watson estate in Eastern Point, she as a servant and he as gardener. In the winter of 1895 she went to New Yorj with the Watson family and was married_to Chapman. They lived to- gether for about two, years when he became ugly, abusive and quarrelsome,s finally leaving her on May 30. She went to New York and on her return a few days later her husband met her on the Norwich line boat and on_her arrival in Groton her husband was met by his father, who :00k him and their infant son away. Some time previous to that tifhe her husband had caused her to be examined by sev- | eral physicians and upon inquiry she | learned that the examination was as | to her sanity. She had been informed, however, that she not insane. | Mrs, Chapman testified that at the time her.husband secured. his divorce in Lexington she was working at Brush's restaurant in Bank streaf. In his divorce proceedings, her husband has set forth that she had accom- panied him to Lexington in 1595 and that while t she had deserted him and gone to Cincinnati when as a mat- ter of fact she was in New London all the time. Mrs. Crandall is represented by At- torneys C. Hadlai Hull and Clayton | B. Smith and_Attorneys Christoph L. Avery and Warren . Burrows ap- pear for the defendant. NORWICH ROUND TABLE. Hel!d Its Second Meeting This Season —Mrs. Samuel 8. Lathrop Hostess. The second meeting of the Norwich Round Table this season was held on [Tuesday evening with Mrs. Samuel S. Lathrop of No. 449 Boswell avenue as hostess and the attendance was large. In following out the programme, which this season has for its generai topic The Living Age, the roll call was answered by quotations from Kip- and the first paper was by Mrs. B W obel and His Plans. d Dy the ques- tion box and by the intermission dur- ing which there were two solos by Mrs. Louis O. Potter for. whom Miss Letitia Kramer was accompanist. Re- freshments were served by th ehos- tess, After the intermission there were readings from Maeterlinck by . Mrs. | is n the custody of the watchman of | Rev: J. H._Hoyl, a_talk on Corn by |} ¢ BY 12 TAPESTRY RRUSSELS RUGS FOR $13.25 | plant may pull in the box without DR R A SN Merchants’ Week Special 8!325 | locking up the watchman. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. NICKEL-PLATED SCISSORS FOR 18c ‘makes of cotton, a little vacation, so ‘hl('ll can, gain 'w‘ M‘ 1* A splendid assortment of good Scissors for the one - lengths—Emi TO SPREAD TO BARN |- Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets go_into e = . e T ery Scissors in sizes 3 to 3%—Pocket Scissors, 4 to Stomach just ltke food. They Firemen Called Out to Check Burning | help digest this food. Then they en- COLORED WASH GOODS DEPT, § inches in lensth &nd Shears from T to § inches. Leaves at Broadway Place. rich the blood and thus - when the 10c OUTING FLANNEL FOR 7%e A YARD ey are big bargains. . next meal is eaten the system is bet- || This is @ fine heavy weight flannel in the new Au- Merchants’ Week Special 19¢ At 416 oclock Tuesday afternoon [ter prepared (o do it work without | tumn designs and colocs. It s 27 inches wide and the Central station companies Tre- [pnce: the colors are fast. e DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT $1.50 AND $1.59 COATINGS FOR 98 ists haw Stuart’ .- sponded to a.call for a fire at No. 249 | pensia Aebiate” h 50¢ bowes. e Merchants’ Week fi)fll 7Vec Broadway, which turned out to be a|box today, or serid coupon below. 12Y/zc and 15c DRESS GINGHAMS FOR 940 ‘ YARD large bonfire which had gotten aw: Two widths in this lot-—27-inch and 33-inch. Pretty 56-inch Coatings, cheviots and ribelines in most at- Erown: the -Fwo" hays, 1. \CRATES. ~THE Froe Trial.Coui plaids, checks, seersucker stripes and plain colors— tractive plaid and stripe patterns. Ceatings which older of the two boys said that they pon all fast. ¥ are worth every cent of the regular prices and right had been hired to rake up and burn F. A. Stuart Co, 203 Stuart Merchants'’ eek Special the leaves on the premises. The large || Buiiding, Marshall, Mich., send me " W 9Y%c up to the inyte in style. Merchants’ Week Special 98c MEDIUM WEIGHT, SOFT-FINISH, SERGE—Here's our regular 66c serge in all the Fall colors for only 48c &' yard. A beautiful soft-finish which will wear well and look well. 42 inches wide. Merchants’ Week Price 48¢c TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT fire they had in the rear of the former || at onee a free trial package of TPurner residence got beyond their con- || Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. trol and as they feared for the safety of the nearby barn they telephoned for the firemen. They neglectpd - to state the’ nature of the fire, however, and Chief Stanton thought it advis- able to send all the companies from the Central station, and Chemical com- pany No. 3 from the Falls station. The confire was extinguished with chem- . MEN’S FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT $1.00 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS FOR 78¢ Handsome, ‘well-made Shirts in which a high-grade, fine-count, French percale has been used. The Shirts are all coat style, with attached, laundered and hand-turned, matched cuffs. They are a superior dollar quality.. All sizes from 14 to 17, » : fcal. that the man who pulled the false Merchants’ Week Special 78c SPRCIAL-SALS OF At 1.05 o'clock Tuesday afternoon th, alarm wculd get 5 ne and six 3 aito was called out for & chjmney | months in Jjail and that the . chief Two Shirts for $1.50 PARISIAN IVORY TOILET ARTICLES fire at the Spicer estate on Laurel | would appreciate the privilege of gi 75¢ DOMET NIGHT ’.‘I“. FOR 55¢ Look ke thre genuine ivory and all the articles in Hill. The fire was extinguisbed with |ing him a .ound” thrashing begides. A special heavy-weight Domet used in these Shirts te lot are worth from $1.50 to 32.00.a plecs. We Chisuicals Egor g i D e ud he|] which are cut extra full size. Finished with mill- include Trays, Hat, Clothes and Hair Brushes, P ad been past the corner o - BOX 234 FALSE ALARM. but ‘a short time before and had seen || ‘tATY collar.. Sizes 13 to 18 and Jewel Boxes, Perfume Botties, Manjcure Sets, Clocks and a big assortment of Tollet Table Novelties. Any Article $8c HAIR GOODS DEPARTMENT no one around the box and the watch- Merchants’ Week Special 55¢ Called Department to Turner & Stan- | man at the mill had not seen any- % NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT * Co. Mill—=No Fi | one. e P T and No One | “%T 16 rivairy that ordinarily is seen $230 OSTRICH BOAS FOR $1.98 The very latest Ostrich Boas—all colors in the most . to reach Young's corner first when there are alarms in the “direction of Greeneville, the horse-drawfi chemi- A false alarm rung in from Box 234, A $250 WAVY HAIR SWITCHES FOR §1.89 Privat bok of The Turner & Stanton | cal wagon fram the Main street sta |} correct length. - Handsome, Triple Stem Switches In a. variety ef Co., and the Brainerd and Armstrong | tion had a big margin on the auto- ¢ Merchants’ eek sp._ d 98 brown shad and expellent Co., lbcated on North Main street. HIanl\ from the Central station and ts’ w ‘l vy e e e (e £2.50 values. near the foot of Schofield’s Hill, called I up towards the post office A SPECIAL NECKWEAR OFFERING » 0 s out all the fire apparatus in the cen- | by, the time ihe chemical rounded |} VESTEES, COLLARS, COLLAR and CUFF SBTS— Merchants’ Week Special $1.69: fer t()]fa‘ll':ixl;:‘l) a:‘vgg,z.’:‘ho'clfl;k on| Young's camer. The newest and best of the Autumn styles will be esday X T the firemen Sirived thefe was mo_one at the bet QUINEBAUG _POMONA. e T e e - LACE DEPARTMENT ! v " ey M ueaEht 30 fhe recall was|Scotland Grange ls to Entertain at | chance. $1.00 CHIFFON AUTO VEILS FOR T8¢ returned to their_stations. October Meeting. Merchants’ Week Price 25¢ Chief Howerd L. AT L I " . Stantdn has plac-| 4 » ed the matter in the hands of the po- etucket grange at Scotland is to ce who will make every effort to|be the entertaining member this time |} LINEN AND WHITE GOODS DEP'T. iscover the culprit. . It won't be a |for Quinebaug Romona grange which = bt Sunday School pichic either for the|is to meet on Saturday in Scotland [§ PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK—a fine Full- person when landed at police head-|With work in the fifth degree for the bleached Damask of heavy weight in a variety of quarters for the penalty provides a|morning -session. In addition to the |} most sttractive pattarna. With linens constantly ad- fine of $75 and imprisonment of six |other events on the programme it is |} vancing in price this is & wonderful.bargain. Worth months, according to state law. planned to have a corn and & Jjelly Anlh.dmhmflulnoflmhfli-m u‘uuf-lvnhfld(hl-oflerhl'-vu Merchants’ Week Special 78¢ FRENCH AND GERMAN VAL. LACES | We offer one lot of these pretty Val Laces in widths trvmltont ipches. Very pretty Laces 'In values from 10c to 123c a yard 60c a yard. Merchants’ Spegial’ = 234, although private. differs |Show, each brother fo bring for ex- . - Week al .&. her private hoxes as it i3 fit. |hibit one or more samples of corn Merchants’ Week Special 48c cith a glass and key Iike the|Of ten ears each and each sister to STATIONERY DEPARTMENT 25c PAPETERIES FOR ONLY 180 The paper which is pure white is an exesilent ltnen finish and there are 2i sheets of pmper and M en- velopes in each box. Full letter size. Merchants’ We&Spenll’c MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEP'T. ublic boxes and as it is owned joint- | Pring a half pint ef current j \ : g 1y by the Turner & Stanton azd the| “After the noonday dinner, “w{mr'-g: RUG AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Brainerd and A o s ia | Will open in the fourth degree for - located ontside. the Diaals Where it ia |atternoon session ‘at which the pro- 7 1, 3145 VELVET RUGS FOR $1.08 ensily acoesinie, Tt ds om a mole with |Sramme of music and recitations is || All 27 by 54 inches in size, the designg being Oriental e ient abont 10 toe oith | to be siven by Shetucket grange mem- |} in brown and green, red and gréen and old rose. the box. bers. By invitation of the lectufer, Some Very pretty designs in the lot. *, Mrs. Maude Wheeler, there is to y 3 Private boxes in other parts of the s Sats i Merchants” Week Special $1.05 city have no key attached as the key | e an addre: the various plants. =~ Box 234 - was o e e b b || These are all new Russ which were shown far. the $1.75 AND $1.98 WHITE SKIRTS FOR $125 ftted with xlass and key at the sue- |3y Brundage of the extension ser- first time at our Fall Opening. They e seamless A special lot of ‘handsome Cambric Skirts with e T S et LI b, and in color and design are the very flounces of beautiful embroidery and some with deep lace flounces. We have all lengths from 36 to 43 inches. These Skirts are cut on u:-v-yhx-tnm- and are particularly atiractive. Merchants’ Wesk Special $1.25, ’ $1.50 ENVELOPE CHEM| FOR 98¢ % Daintily Trimmed Chemises in Which fine Val Jdace and the narrow embroideries are featured—others with elaborate displays of laces anl dmbrofdered me- daliions—some with fancy trimmeq’éircular bottom. A very ndsome n.ornnam of the newer modes. * Week Special 98¢ SHOEIp b = $1.98 SCRIM AND MADRAS CURTAINS FOR $1.29 o o O et T™ 12 | Miss Grace Hendorson Entertained D. [ About ome-third ‘of the value has been sliced off the Tikely to happen with so many auto-| D. Club in Honor of Miss Corinne price of these -Curtains for this week only. White, mobiles chasing after the fire ap-| White. Cream and Ecru Curtains, some in the Dutch style paratt The ' speed law ‘seems to and all with very pretty jace edge. A few of them slide into the background for the time A delightful party was held at the are further ornamented with a wide band of insers \wln‘: en ‘lhch fltrhv h!‘\hrlll\h;:s for au- {home of Miss Grace Henderson 0“1 tion. to driyvers dasl roug! e streets | West Main street, in honor of Miss an 2, : and around sharp corners at a good |Corinne White of California. A dainty ts’ Week Special $1.29 deal faster rate than the fifteen miles | Juncheon was served with the dining S pwe Ay 4 an hour allcwed by law. Several au.|room table arranged with Hallowe'en fomobile drives went through North | decorations and the natty lttie piace|| HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEP'T. Main, street Tuesday night at about|cards contained the announcement of | Herbert J. Wyckoff, which was fol- lowed by discussion. hirty ‘miles an'four leaving o clond | the ensagement ot Miss White 1o || Woateos TUECR COTED RIERED SOOI INFANTS' WEAR DEPARTMENT of dust n m to bother _the | Clifford. Sharpe of Monticello, - Maine. o Fn By e AR e dnnce mere et || neck with long or elbow sieeves, alsé Duchess neck INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES Just before he left the box to drive |of the D. D. club and Mrs. Frank Sang ||| With elbow sieeves. . Pants in open or closed styles AT SALE PRICES ') home again Chief Stanton announced |of Worcester, Mass. are ail ankie lensth. This underwear is & popular White and .Colored Dr for 1ittls’ vnes from € to the orowd.that had gathered that half dollar grade. Merchants’ Week Speunl 39¢ he would give $25 to anyope wno| The red grouse is the only bird that . mgnths to’ & years of age, and the values run from would tell him Who rupg the box andlis exclusively British. $150 to $1.75. Now is your chance wm a big bargain. Connecticut Rifle. Team “Bottom row—Captain Hénry F.. Top row. left to right—Corporal Ru gibbons, Second Lieutenant Joseph E. Fe ] it WoR, Aleomn, Captain;George C. Ereelind. . - 3 e PURE SILK HOSE FOR' WOMEN, 98c A PAIR $1.50 and $2.00 values. all of them. About twice " year we are able to find. & way to give Hosiery values such as these and: this is one of the times. The color. line s large but not absolutely complete— if .you can’t find your partjcular color we can give you a wonderful yglue’ in bladk. ‘Merchants’ Week Special 98¢ SILK . DEPARTMENT $1.25 CREPE-DE-CHINES FOR 98¢ CFépe-de-Chine is still the favored weave for all pur- poses and here's a dandy quality In all the desirable colors, at 4 bargain price. It is 40 Inches wide. Merchants’ Week Special 98c 356 INCH MESSALINES FOR 78c MROIDEJ‘!"DEP We are going to sell our dollar Messalines for Tfc l‘rA'P!D LINENS Wi B0c during Merchants' Week. Our big assortment com- +A handsome assortment of Linens stamped &-_ tains all the leading colors, including ivory and black. Week at Merchants’ Week Special 78c Merchants’ Week Price 98¢ + " BOYS’ SUITS IN VALUES AS HIGH AS§ 3298 We're going to sell-them all at-the one Prics. Don’t delay. Merchants’ Week Price sub GLOVE DEPARTMENT" CAPE GLOVES FOR STREET WEAR.$1.00 W-Mejunnedndm-ohmmmh» tended for sale at $1.25, but have decided 16 offer them Juring Merchants’ Week for 31.00.- We Bave ' mmnvoryuama-uunmn.p.n ‘washable. 'l'h'vfl.“. handsome Street KITCHENWARE DEF AR"m" 'LENOX SOAP—8 BARS FOR 2S¢ A fine lsundry soap at a price which will save You momey. Have you ‘used it? If you have, you'H want some at this price. “ Combination Package For the Nm 1 WHISK BROOM ....... 1 ROLLING PIN ....... so 1 CLOTHES SPRINKLER 1 CAKE COOLER . Il E. Abbe, Lieutenant Willlam R. Dennison, First Sergeant’ John Fitz- d. . k Dadbury, Corpbral Elias S. Hall, Jr, Team Captain Earl D. Church, Cap- % which won Evans Skirmish Match Score 8 to 3, at Florida Cemp.