Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 6, 1916, Page 7

i 4 THREE DAYS OF SPIRITED SELLING HAVE ONLY SERVED TO INCREASE THE POPULARI- TY OF THIS EVENT AND TO MAKE MORE GENERALLY KNOWN THE EXTRAORDINARY CHARACTER OF THE VALUB‘TO BE FOUND HERE. THIS UNDERPRICE OFFE\RB‘{G ‘OF FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE IS INDISPUTABLY THE MOST IMPORTANT BARGAIN EVENT OF - THE SEASON. IF YOU ARE TO MAKE THE LARGEST SAVINGS IN THE CHOICEST NEED- ED MERCHANDISE YOU WILL COME HERE AT ONCE, FOR HERE ONLY, ARE THOSE THINGS POSSIBLE. Suits-coats-Dresses BEd fumbmfimawbme-hwflmm best selection. Tm&&khbohdfmudbbywbofin R dent people every year. It is greater this year than MRS. GEORGE LINDELL. stim tiru). misaay, bt ever before—extraordinary values in every department— lous luxuriance. Notice how GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |ZESois BFas | im0t = Domestic Department Tmsme,'wm Sochulis Taldlo: Uliisaat, Towe , Towels, Cottons, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Etc., is by far the largest and most important in Eastern Connecti- Ezié B g5k GEORGE LINDELL, SCHOONERS ON NEW LONDON HARBOR ROCKS. Parting of Wheel Rope Cause of Ac- oident—Both Gotten Off. Two large schooners, the Hartney ‘W., of Parrsboro, Nova Scotla and the Home in Lisbon—He is a Civil War Veteran of a Rhode Island Regiment—Were Married in Centerville. D Winniegance of Phippsburgh, Me., went on the rocks near the New Lon- Mr. and Mrs. George Lindell cele- | vicinity of Lisbon. Mr. Lindell served o brated the fiftieth anniversary of their [ in the Civil war in the Second com- [don lighthouse within a half hour|} complete stock at January Sale Prices. Waists~-Skirts-Furs Bty Tt 5% e $5d | " Dol N otcn ot | e i Sery e R [ b ol Prices! Note the Reductions friends were present at the festivities. | of Portland, Me., Walter of the wheel rope of th Mr. and Mrs. Lindell received $75 im|yoke, Mass., George Lindell, Hartney W. was the cause of t g0ld, besides numerous otber gifts. A ai d | accidents to both vessels. dinner of chicken, mashed potatoes, th Loaded with pilling, bound from a oar OALS pickled beets, cabbage salad, baked |bert Lindell of Moosup. Th Parrsboro to New York, under the In All beans, brown bread, rolls, cake, grapes, | thirteen grandchildren. - command of Capt. Willam E. Was- C T JANUARY ALE PR]CES oranges, candy, tea and coffee was| The guests present were: Mr. and|som, the Hartney W. entered har- Grades J i M Sl it Aias Fuby Tham | Wale: iAol S0 Bale Soes ] o eioek yesteriay morning, rs. Esther tch, iss Ruby orn- alter indell of rge len the lighthouse the wheel rope of . AT GREAT REDUC[‘ONS ton and Miss Alice Youns. Lindell and son Walter of Southbridge, | the schooner parted and petors re- || lable Linens Reduced Cottons, Pillow Cases, Etc. Rey. Samuel Thatcher was present | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lindell and |pairs could be made the boat crashed and Gelivered a speech before present- | family of Moosup, Mr. and Mrs. Will | bow foremost on the rocks. At 220—53-inch Bleached Table | At 50—One bale of 36-inch Un- ing a box surmounted by a flag. It|Phillips and family of Lisbon, Mr. and| About a half hour later the schoon- Damask, value 30c. bleached" Sheeting. contained two enormous doughnuts, | Mrs. Ernest Blake and family of Lis- | ¢ Winniegance, bound for New York # = reminiscent of the days when Mr. Lin | bon, Mr.‘and Mro. Morrill fadd and | wieh cargo of smoked herring, en- || A P ,‘;‘,?',,g,‘,‘,*,_” oahle e 36-inch Bleached and Unbleached dell was in the army. Not the same |son and daughter, Mrs. Etta Taylor |tered the harbor and seeing the Hart- Sheeting at 6%c, value 8c—at T%c, doughnuts, however. and Mrs. Hai Field, of wmlm-nuc. ney 'W. on the rocks the pilot of the At 49¢c—62-inch Imported Satin value 10c—at 9%c, value 12%c. Mr. and Mrs. Lindell were married | Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Harrington Winniegance thought the other Damask, value 69c. * 3 on Dec. 51, 1865 in Centerville, R. L, | Pascoag, R. I, Mrs. Ban.h i aton schooner was swinging out into the (N A¢ 69o—g6-inch All Linen Table | At 260—Si-inch Dleached Seamless by Rev. John Brayton. Mr, Lindeii |and Mrs, Phebe Nichols of Providence, | stream, not knowing that she was on Damask, value 85c. Sheeti: whandard a was born_ May 31, 1847 in Coventry, | Perkins Ladd of Wuum.nuo. Mrs. | the rocks. The Hartney whs showing i s, e 3 - R. I, and Mrs, Lindell, who was Loulse | Weaver of Lisbon, Merle Harrington |no lights. The Winniegance attempt- || At 956—T2-inch Al Linen Table value 33c. 121-125 Main Street Webster, was born in’ South Kingston, | of Attleboro, John Lindell of Provi-|og 1o swerve out o the oeoanbed Damask, value $1.25. At Bo IO Casel vaite 11 October ' 13, 1847. dence, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mathew- | course of the Hartney W. and in so They lived in Rhode Island and Lew- | son and_two daughters and Mrs. At ‘1.1!-—72 inch, very heavy, All | At 14c—Pillow Cases, value 17c. \3 /| iston,Maine. " For twelve years they | George Wood and two children, of|ucig8 she crashed onto the e en Damask, value $LE0. | 00 T 0 e S et bave lived on various farms in the! Washington, R. I struck until daylight. Size % Napkins at 76c a dozen, e S SRR SUDGMEN . ol ol was sent 1o the T. A Scott | | value 4100 st SLe5, vaiue JLTe- | At 55—z $1x00, Bleached Shests, T CONFESSED PRISONERS TAKEN TO and in the early dawn a wrecking || at $1.68, value $2.00—at $2.43, value value 75c—at 69¢, value 85c. NEW TAX MAY GIVE DENIES INJUNCTION was sent to the assistance of the |§ $3.00. IN ALIENATION SUIT CHESHIRE REFORMATORY. AR o AUDI. PASE Al By Famaine inse 1) EXTRA SPECIALL At 79c—Size 81x99, Bleached Sheets, By Lottie Ussher Wilson in Superior | Nine Have Been Waiting at New Lon- — S —— the schooners tug T. & Scott Jr|l ~ sample Table Cloths, Napkins, b r - N ) et Big Revenue Expected to Come in|Judge Waller Gives Decision on Auc. |Pulled the boats off the rocks into the || o S8R 00 JLOnE, CAPERS ‘ Court Here. London County Jails. stream. It was then found that the : 4 From Corporations Under the New| tion at Kneeland Chapman Farm st|ffictne, w. ' was leaking badly the|] terns, some are sofled, at one-third Lottle Ussher Wilton of New Lon-| Nine prisoners, sentenced at the| Law. North Stonington. seams having been opened by the|f| 158 than regular prices. Bedspreads Reduced don confessed a judgment in the $20,- | September crimical term of the su- s Al BT e e PP B e lhi'-g'lz oé .i'fll‘,‘,“%v th‘a‘7 :ci::mng = e clerks in the of X udge C. B. e common i . B ot s mat ber by Mt | naflar cowrs: wpseoiakon from. U8 o bionir ot Tiartiond are buey on | Disss: aomt: toudered Bls: Gorlemus o | DM 18- as" neossary (0 Low her £0 Towelling at Sale Prices ST e S Sl oounty Tty o e e otommatons | the preliminary otk for the colec- | Wednesday in the matter of an ap-|the Scott Co. hart’ where repaira size. tion of the income tax on corpora- |plication that was argued before him | will be made. The Winnlegance went Bo—C mmed - Caoelias 53 ber husband, before Judge Willlam . |t Cheshire by Sheriff ~Sidney A.|(ions. This is one of the mew taxes here Jast Monday. ‘Tne Judge denied |to an ancorage in the siream but waa || At 5°7Cotton Crash, regular price | =Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads at Bennett, who sat in the superlor court| Brows, snd Deputy Sherift J. . |iovied by the gencral assembiy at the | the Infonction which whi. Ssked by | eble lete yebteorday morning to. oot » 95¢, value 31.36—at 3115, value 31.75 In this city Tuesday morning. Tubbs Wednesday morning. They are: | jast session. John Wilkinson to prevent the Hholds | away, bound west. All Linen Towelling at 7%c, value | —at $1.65, value $2.00. (e Lubchansky brount the sutt| Amhur Curry. sentenced for yreag: When it was proposed and under |ing of an auction sale on Jan. § of | - The fact that trsre was very little || —at 11%c, value 15c—at ldc, value EXTRA SPECIAL! ns: us“ 2 rvgfil 'nmt: dsevaml weeks |ing into & Central Vermont frelght|giscussion before the committes on|the home farm of the late Kneeland |sea running probably saved an exten- |§ 18c. e i EE wilson's body was attached | car: Willam Dombrofsky, sentenced | finance it was suggested that the tax |Chapman in North Stonington. As|sive Toss. S RIS SN Satin Marseilles Bedspreads, man- and in default of bonds of 320,000 she | for burglarizing three bulldings in| would yield & revenue of about $900% |the injunction is densed the sale will - A Glass Towelling, value | yfacturer's samples and run of the e ommitted to the New London | Norwich: Arthur Lyons, sentenced for|g00. It Is now expeoted that the rev- |now go ahead today to which the| WANTED TO BUY OLD %e. . mill, representing. finest “Made in At 120—Glass Towelling, value | America” Bedspreads. : e, Hemmed at $2.19, value $3.00—at Bedspreads, good county jall in New London. While | breaking inta o frelght car of the New ost, t was taken. v R e iouaIy A and e oon wes| Huver fead: Jaméw Monabas, sen- Solenimrpood.of. SLE00000 for this | The camscnresntod sume vesy and HARTFORD CITY HALL ecal ten, for stealing an automobile; Al ovel points i t John Wilki: 2 patient at the Memorial hospital,where | Waward Porter, sentenced for Durglary | 15000060, rs cxoces orer i aer | Who was & blader at o Fommes om: (810 a Week Clerk Is Committed to $2.69, value $4.00—at $8.19, value T ] G tly Rduced ‘l{:.lfiuoe—:‘t.o%?.flfl, value $5.00—at $4.19, she has been ever since. in Ledyard; Frank Terrell of NeW|timateq revenue will be due largely |sought to recover the pm“m‘ cmm- Norwich State Hospital. = London, sentenced for stealing; Geo. | (o the profits from the manufacturs Ing that his bid entitied him to pos- e New London Grocer Bankrupt. |Wright, sentenced for a burglary in|o? munitions which were mot expects | soasion. Joseph G. Shulman, of 35 Eimer |} At 40—100 dozen of Turkish Tow- | Scalloped at $2.69, value $4.00— Edward N. Beebe of New London,|in Voluntown: John Tinker, Ben-|oq when the measure was passed by, In February, 1915, Knoeh.nd Chap- | street, Hartford, was committed to els. at $3.48, value $5.00—at $3.98, value & grocer and marketman, filed a|tenced for burglary in New London,| tne legislature. man died, leaving the farm among |the Norwich State hospital on appli- |} A¢ So—Huck Towels—better grades | $5.50—at $4.48, value $6.50. bankruptcy petition in the United |8nd Angelo Ritarco of Norwich, sen-| e tax will be pald by over 6,000|other real estate, and Martin O.|ation of his brothers, by Judge L. at 1lc and ldc, States court at Hartford on Tues- | ienced for shooting his sweetheart, | corporations. This number includes|Chapman was named as exeeutor. In|P. Waldo Marvin in the Hartford pro- day and he made oath he did not have | Raffena Covello. foreign corporations, which are do- |October of the same year the éxecutor | bate court Wednesday, after hearing the money to pay the filing fee. He| With the exception of Ritarco, all ,n;"‘g?,fl,fesr D e i Hanat e probate for | medical testimony. A < Blankets has liabllities of $§3,312.70, and 32 |the prisomers were sentenced to in-|commissioner will receive a return |the. district of North Stonington for| The attorney for young Shulman(§ Sanitary Diaper, 50c ALL KINDS REDUCED 537.70 of the amount is unsecured. As. |definite terms. Ritarco was given a|grom each corporation, - leave to sell the real estate, and after | made it clear that he did not oppose sets consist of debts due on open ac. | Sentence of ten years. B cesoindns A Ui the petition was granted the executor | the application for the commitment, 18-inch Sanitary Diaper at 50c a Cotton Blankets at 55c, value 6% count, listed at $2,389.70: stock in BEGIN SECOND SERIES I D ey fon e b | T e oteron || Pime o 10 yaris TR e 5 f _ c auction on Dec. 9, 1915, frade, $300; vehicles, $15, store fx-| A giateraville, B. I correspondent OF PINOCHLE GAMES |biomisce " © 1915, on the | oL ate institution. e e e, valus 4 notes that Rev. Albert Donnell, form- ATEL bl On that ddy there were a number| The young man recently attained % . A% Ve =————————————————er postor of _the Congregational [ Psckham Takes Lead on First Night|of people present and the bI4ding wes| considerable publicity by \calling at || White Goods White Wool Blankets at $2.95, T church at Slatersville, at present pas- P Play. started by a bid of 3600, when John | the Hariford mayor's office and seek- || , 0™ " SR o L value $4.00—at $3.95, value $5.00— tor of the Rurlington, Mass., Congre- Wilkinson raised the bid to_$700, and | ing an option to purchase the old city 7 8, | at $4.65, value $6.00—at $5.95, value FALVEY—In Norwich, Jan. 5, 1916, | gational church, has accepted a call| mpne ‘West Side Pinochle club com- | while the auctioneer, G. A. Pendieton, | hall property for $1,000,000 while he yaluo 1fc. $7.98. Dgnlel Falvey of Né. 132 Sachem [to Jewett City, and will begln his|menced their second. tonrnament of | wos Jooking for o latser mia. ndleton. | o ured backing. from. 3. Plerpont || At 12/40—40-iach White Indla Plaid Wool Blankets at $4.65, street. duties there March 1. the season on Wednesday evening aft- | failed to get, the sale was announced | Morsan to obtain the money. Shul- Linon, value 19c. value $6.00—at $7.95, value $10.00. . 2 er an intermission of two weeks. as continued for two weeks. man’s plans called for the erection of || At 85c—FEnglish Long Cloth, 36 ko e Peckham made high score, 7900, which | Mr. Wilkinson has filed a Bl ot mammoth business and hotel build- inches wide, at 85c a plece | At $2. Ry Tt Bk e places him at the top_of the stand- |complaint, claiming that the ing, coveflns the entire site, at a cost of 10 yards, value $1.20. eta, “‘with"cords. B S 2 ing, with Pettis second and Hahn | erty was legally struck oft to hins and | Of $2,000.000 more. It appeared. in All our Bed Comfortables at sale 3 third. The scores on Wednesday [that he is ready to pay the money |Court that Shulman.drew a salary of R i B night were as follows: asked and asking that the title to the | $10 a week from the dry goods bus- . L sgrar allisey mierwoud 7145, | the executor restrain - . e e o - 3 & Tordan T080" Bendletan eaee Buwes | ing. o4 from sell- | Ly interested in the court procesd- || At ’“—N“‘" Ticking, value . | Grashes, White Goods, Sheetings, At 180c—Feather Ticking, value 22c. Etc,, at sale pri 5 AT SALE PRICES Best Quality Percales, 36 Vllue inches wide, newest de- 6890, Larsen 6680, Bailey 6485, Lewls| The matter presented some very|Ings and laughed when his _elder 6180, A Jordan 6165, novel questions in ‘auctions | brother inadvertently elevated his left and the rights of nfaam at public { hand when about to be sworn. The Receiver Directed to Pay Bills. sales. Augustine T. L. Ledw! re- | brothers informed the court that the The matter of James F. Fenton and |presented Mr. Wilkineon and bromn s ot oyl B M e bont WASH GOODS lor others vs. Fenton Building company | &Perkins of this city lwu-red 2 12 Broadway, Norwich, Gonn. $1G REDUCTIONS came up on account of a recent de- |the estate. The young man requested, after the 1si —— e , that it be made clear that o or the Supreme court in regard| o\ |NDIANS HANDLE he.was golng to the institution volun- k out Judge Bennett passed an order to LPt tarily, ;10 sllow him, time. to: worl At 40—Good Quality Shirting | 12%c | siens and colorings, in a 2 ’ the effect that Recelver John A. Moran THEIR BCALPING KNIVES | sqte of lils plans. - Prints, value 7c a yard. T can pay from funds on hand of € | Shown to Boys at Y. M. C. A. by Chief | TWO BONES BROKEN At Bo—Best Dress Prints, indigoes, K Galatea Cloth, 29 inches Eenton, Bullding company the claim of s pes oo, 3 value | wide, splendid showing of In Children’s Hats and Coats | &t s - menusi e o | PR EE | AR : mantic Lumber company for §1,~ e signs. 42110, the Howards company for| , OFeT 200 boys crowded the Y. M. C.| john Plizga of Colchester Was in Em- 0 . | Slpentine Crepe, 30 $675. 40 Casper K. Bailey for the sum of $707.11. These clalms were also gecured by llens upon St. Joseph's | TSR, Chief Baln-in;the-ace gave au Pousn Church corporation in Nor-| gances, etc. The Indian chief gave thg | sation agreement filed on Wednesday . hall at the boys® hour meéeti; ‘Wednesday afternoon at 4 l:-fack, iy of & Greatly Reduced According to an approved compen- (f§ At fl/fio—aooaoqt%u;z{y:%u?eamg; Company. value | inches wide, in a splendid 17c range of plain colors and floral designs, suitable for kimonos. Hats, Lot 1--50¢ - " . 3 eon oW by Commissi James J. Donohue. value 7c. ”ats ’.Ot 2.' ; 50 Cherukes ar (o1 Stowed o Baya | o i o ler ot (he superior. courh 1] At To—Best Quality Apron Ging- 17c | Shirting Madras, 32 inches 'y The United States in 1913 produced | AoW the scalping knife is Jwa and R on +2 value | wide, good assortment of - 2,967 e then showed them how hanging is car- | B. E. Dickinson & Co. of Essex, em- Dams. - stagle - chocks, value 25c | stripes and neat figured Hats, Lot 3--$1.00 | == |&=F, kil Sl pow SEPAEim | ol o g oo o | | S #a e et it | MR G T i o o e N et A boiats aun b s L [ exhibition, which was finely carried {meapacity trom I lures e 12l o || value | ham, 27 inches wide, new- | iiue | e ey Toplin,_sod Value $1.00 to $3.50 on UL the svening Chist Bain-in-the | s working for the company on Dee,|| 1°¢ | gof Fall desisns and col- | yc” | atractive destgns. : n-tn- 3 lue bm:fi tmtu:!d the -n!bmo.u for the |2 at Colchester. 100 58 ’l'-“’:éc s‘lflal‘ enefit _of the Boy Scout s value | Dress Gh all the : These Hats are this winter’s models, are in fine shape, | Jerusatem has olive trees 500 years || Jaije | Dress Ginghams, all the | Quting Flannel but we have not Qhe room to cnrry anything over. F"om P iles - :ouced in the .umum . ,‘,'{f,. ;.;E :é:‘:;l‘ném‘;:i‘,‘;:’ CHILDREN’S COATS BLUE SoX VicToms. ‘ ¥ 4. 2tol4years Value $2.98 to $13.50 GASGAHETS SET Add to Their Record by - Defeati Sortmirast of ot St de- A 0 e g::.:—\.-;w Health Glub. Had Sale Prico : R ]| 7 ms s adasd notner victory YIIIJR LIVER AND Thousands of yards.of Staple Outing Flannels, reduced as follows; At 7%oc—reduced from 9c. At 8/z0—reduced from 10c. > At 1lc—reduced from 12%c. Fl 1 Fabri 100 Flannel Plushes, 28 inches value | wide, in designs and col- 12%c | orings, suitable for ki- monos, etc. 12)z0 | Duckling Fleece and Mil- mrnmmmum signs. Other Wash Fabrics 720 | Solid Color Plisse, in a value { range of colors, at 15c alf nrlce—nic a yard, bric, 36 al to; Vil 28 Flide il You will find these Coats perfecflz‘fiod 8o 35:'. gu_n c, inlcho- valio |ifon ilion !%l:n-dh for next winter, and are of exceptionally good TiRRE FINEE . DONT. RRMAIN 100" | ment of patterns, light and colorings Tor imonos, BILIOUS, SICK, HEADACHY AND CONSTIPATED MUSSED flUSLIN UNDERWEAR L ' i : . EMEMBER—that the January Clearance Sale touches ; e 1 ez v e foiny, won | 2 g T S TOMACH-_CHILDREN R every department in the store. It includes our en- LOVE THEM, tire stock of Staple and Seasonable Merchandise—with the ‘exception of articles which bear the manufacturers’ price restriction—all at Reduced Prices. So make it a point to Muuhhb\ it ends—come today if possible. THE PORTEOUS & MITI}HELL co.