Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 15, 1919, Page 6

liable to pay taxes in Franklin are hereby no- t I have a warrant to levy and collect a tax of twenty (20) mills the dollar on the Town List of 1918, d tax due on March 20, 1919, paya- e to Collector April 1, 1919. erest at the rate of 9 per cent. time these taxes become due. Also personal tax. Por the purpose of collecting said taxes I will be at A. R. Race's Store en Saturday, March 29, from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.; at the Town Hall on the first Monday of each following month. All persons neglecting this notice will be levied upon and charged legal fees and additions as the law directs. WILLIAM J. BRASSIL, mari4d Collector. Dated at Franklin, March 10, 1919. CANTERBURY TAX NOTICE otice is hereby given to all per- s lable to pay taxes in the Town of Canterbury, on the grand list of 1918, that I have a rate bill with warrant attached for the collection of 0 mills on the dollar, also for the collection of | ; a personal tax of $2 on all male per- sons from the age of 21 to 60 vears. d taxes become due March 25, 1919 ¥rom the General Statutes of Con- necticut, See. I “When Taxes Be- come Due—Taxes shall become due on the first day on which the collector thereef according to the terms of the notice given by him is ceive them 1 will meet the taxpa: At Morgun's S Puesday, March 25ih on to T Canterbury from 10 a. m. cker Postoffice, Tuesday L p.m to m. At Macleod's Westminster, Wednesday, March 26, from 10 a. m. to 12 m. At Town Clerk's Office, Canterbury Green, on Wednesday, March 26, from tpmtodp m ©On all property taxes not paid on or before May 1st, 1919, est and f will be added from t me due, as the law provides. taxes mu before fay of May, 4 Al to comply with this no with according to la made and provided. Public Act gbove places and CLINTON March such See Chapter 1909. Meet me RINK Collector v, Conn., this 24th 1919, TAX NOTICE TO THE ¢ OF TOWN OF PRE Al persons liable Town of Preston, State are hereby notified tt rant to 1 c twenty (20) of 1918 1 1919, and fo Columbia Tax Cellectsr’s Mot nnd corpor the Town of Co of 1918 that | 8t the time and plac Resignated, viz At Yeomans Hall, C. on Tuesday, April §, 1519, from 9 a. m 10 4 p. m., and from 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. »n April 29, 1919; and at the Store of W. E Slater, Hop River, Conn, on April 29, 1919, from % a. m. to 1 p. m, 8aid taxes will become due and pay- tble on Tuesday, April 8, 1919 On all taxes remaining ung menth after legal notice, interest will be collected at the rate of nine (9) per vept. until all are paid, together with Nl legal charges. (Section 3886, vised Statutes.) Taxes shall be deemed to become fge on the first day on which the col- lsetor thereof, according 1o the term of the notice given by him, shall be eady to receive them. (Section 3888, Revised Statutes.) VICTOR M Cellector of Taxcs Columbia. Dated at Columbia, of March, 1919 NOTICE Hable to pay taxes in the Town sbanon that I have i warrant 1o le; inaf mbia, Conn., BROUSSEAU, the Town Conn,, ind cellect a tax of eighteen (18) mills | o the grand list as Jast perfected, and Imt said taxes are duc and payable on e first day of April, 19 Yor the purposc of ¢ in ages, 1 shull be at the Town Hall a ehmnon Center on Monday, April 7. and also on Monday, May o, from m. until 3 p. m. On Saturday Aprft 26, 1 shall be at Store of Drville W. Gurley, from § until noon ind on same day at the Schoolhouse ‘he Waterman District rom 2 to 5 p, m. Interest at the rate of 9 per cent. yer anpum will be added after May 1. The Statutes of this State re levy md collection of taxes will be en- lopced against all persons neglecting Hats notice. Pated at Lebanon, March 6, 1919. GEORGE E. BRIGGS, Collector of Taxes. STATES strict of Connecticut. matter of Cesare Del Margeret V. Del In Bankruptcy No. 4757 Order of Notice. At Hartford, March 6th, 1919. Upen the petition of Alling Rubber e, and others, praying that Cesare Del %ario and Margaret V. Del Carlo, now lately doing business at Nor @ald District, under the name.of ¢ bel Carlo, he declared bankrup wasons therein set forth, now pending & ald Court. j 1t appearing to and heing found by he Court that said Cesare Del Carlo td Margaret V. Del Carlo are absent rom this State, and gone to parts un- wown, and that personal service can- ot be made, it is thereupon Ordéred, That notice of the pendency (s0-called) marl5s md gnlirupts. 1 fer martsd | | Re- | in | DISTRICT| Carlo | ¢ arlo, alleged | seevice in the Substance. At Grace Memorial Sapt'st church.| Preaching worning and evening, Kev Dr. West, of Suffield, Conn. Hyangelist W. R. Whitman of West- erly, will speak at the W. C. T U. rooms, Shetucket street, at 3 p. m. to- day. At the United Congrenational church Dr. Benjamin T. Marshall of the Con- necticut College will preack. Sunday school at noon. At Mt Calvary Baptist church, rreaching morning and cvening by Rev. 4. S. Blake of New London. Sun- day school at noon. the _Taftville Coraregational Morning, Lerntern sermonm, ing, Hawaii, Stereopticon aldress. At A. M. E. Zion church, preaching at 11 a. m. Subject A True Helper. Sunday school at noo RBibvle class at 7 p. m. Preaching at Spiritual Albert P fternoon at 2 o clock subject, The Reason Wny? be no evening service At the Firs: Baptist church Tenry Strouse, m theme. Modern Ci ~hool Georgo Christ church and Trimt R. R. Graham church, | Pastors Eildred Lrowr Greeneville inday mornir Our impending Danger sepool will meet at At the Church of the Good Shephe Universalist, Rev Personal 1 at At Preston City Ba Rev. . W wlen | tke even ing th ntist church, { | Challenge of | Ita 1 | { i rket G proi James A. Sto Palmer appr Amanda C. R Rev. Frederick |~ Posteards have | town from | now | Geer homestead | s eeks vis | Miss Miller of New Yor 1 and Sunday guest of Ars D. § iy was no school Frid tencher | end GARDNER LAKE 1 Mrs “. . :ll‘iv‘\i‘ ‘.";‘\rll orma K I i | { | t frogs of the | heard Mareh 10th | H. C. Harris is visiting | Isiand for The ma s apt to be large LEGAL NOTICE AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the Distriet {of Norwich, on the 14th day of Marcl A. D, 1919, | Present—NELSON J of John Campbe Norwich, in & District Julia Campbell of Nor ppeared in Court by cot and file petition praying, for re; | therein AYLI directed to pay such sum as th cessary as an support ¢ jing the settlement of "hereupon, 1t is Ordere tion be heard and Probaie Cou over | 1 detprmir i the Ci F on the 22d | of March, / at 9 o'clock | in the forenoon, pendency of su ! said | hearing thereon, be g lication of this order one newspaper hav District, at le date of be made to this ing | st s prior to thel d: , and that return| ¢ sald petition be given by publishing bis erder in The Bulletin, a newspaper mblished in Norwich, once a weck for wo eonsecutive weeks. e Court: it C. E. PICKETT, Clerk., v NELSOXN J Jydge. | The above and foregoing is & truel copy of record. Attest: HELEN M. D marlsad by | @ | we SATURDAY SPECIALS Domestics and White Goods LARGE TURKISH TOWELS UNDERPRICED These are manufacturers’ seconds in a large size, and should sell for 59¢ each. SATURDAY SPECIAL 45¢c ETRA SIZE HEAVY HUCK TOWELS Slight mill imperfections do not affect the value and service of these towels. Actually worth 30c each. SATURDAY SPECIAL 19¢c YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON At the present time this sells for 29c a yard. We offer a real bar- gain Saturday. SATURDAY SPECIAL 22¢ Rug and Drapery Dep't. CRETONNE SAMPLES— ONE-YARD PIECES These came from our sample racks, and each piece is a yard or more in length. Prices range from 60c 95¢ SATURDAY SPECIAL Also a few cheaper ones at low P CHINA MATTING The Regular 75¢ Quality This.is all 116-Warp Matting. A very fine grade in both plain and fancy effects. With summer coming on you will need some of this pret- ty and inexpensive floor covering. SATURDAY SPECIAL 50c Glove Department TWO-CLASP SILK GLOVES TODAY IS THE LAST DAY OF THE SALE Standard grades of Women’s and Misses’ and Children’s Hosiery make up the large assortment of underpriced items which will prove of undoubted interest to every woman in Norwich. Each item has the elements of a true bargaip—-—tha‘t is, it is mer- chandise which you actually need and it is going to be sold at a price which will save you money. WOMEN' “IPSWICH” COTTON 36c “Ipswich” Hosiery needs no it {8 too well known SALE PRICE “TPSWICH" SILK SALE PRICE “BURSON"” COTTON HOSE with split sole, reg ular §0¢ quality SALE PRICE WOMEN'S “LION" BRAND Hose, brown or gray mercerize: A good spring weight— SALE WOMEN'S HOSE in a Llaek, white, SALE NEW FASHIONED , light weight. The BLACK, PULL FASHIONED HOSE FOR WOM- ¥ fine black cotton hose blo for spring SALE PRICE 3 - FULL FASHIONED SILK LISLE black and the most desirable colo SALE PRICE WOME; strong 1 ed colors SALE PRICE WOMEN'S PURE sole and top. The Sold regularly for . SALE PRICE in a wel SILK HOSE LISLE HOSE for black only, made with double sole, heel and toe. hlack, hose in seamless st HOSE. This introduction— HOS with merceriz in cordovai women, white, and sol our regular. 45¢ it sole. brown and and stylish SALE rly = ATSSFS INFANTS' all siz SALE McCALLUM SILK HOSIERY—the best there is. A fine black silk heose with servi The sale price is ten per SALE PRICE OUTSIZE We sell these regularly for 8ic gray—spiendid uilt for wear—# SALE PRICE WA famou frem 3 S8ALE PRI W TR SALE PRICES abie lisle ton cent. under COTTON HOSE, made ARHIONED for wear, PRICE COTTON P HOSE with W N HOAR nd covding SALE PRICES CES RIBBED HOSE in 8%c to 58c COTTON HOSE In biaek, white and PRICE A FEW GARMENT BARGAINS A LITTLE CLEARANCE JUST BEFORZ WE SHOW THE SPRING GOODS Tust before we open up the new goods w= make a final reduction upon the older arments. Here’s a chance to practic a i il> thrift and foresight Saturday. ABOUT ONE DOZEN MISSES’ AND JUNIORS’' COATS ts, all of them attractive in stvle and many of them valued as $15.00. Understand this is just a small lot—but each gar- y of prettily Bl wedding o family London spent at William Carroll and a friend Boston motored here last Wed- day, returning the following day. Edwin A. Moore of Fisher's I as been spending several days a her former home here A for the Red Cross st week with Mrs. Ralph | Kin n. Phis week the meeting was held Mrs.. Wilbur J. Tracy Thomas Carroll and Miss Louise Saturday in Middletown, H. T. Sweet of Hartford ws i Monday calling on Marshall ining steadil cutenant Thomas from New York last Friday ned over Sunday. been n went k to be PRESTON Mrs. Charles Trolax roland attended the Muesda I Pelephone Pecpirogs were heard 1 and bl last wee ehirds have bheen s rd storm Sun- | able to attend r Mr. Tyler of Torrington, wized for the ¥. M. C. Al was entertained Sunday by . S. W. Throop. clleck of Exeter, N. H., Mr. and Mrs Tyler W. Sweet has been spending W days with her sister in Hartford. 11so visited her daughter and son ¢ Sweet and little daugh- ting in Waterbury. e Gordon Kinnard was chopping 0od one day last lip- ntic, where the favorably. COLCHESTE}i M. J. Porter Hebron Thursd funeral of Mr. Porte Robert Meiggs, brakeman on the branel, is laid up, having trouble with his foot. Arthur Remington of Providence, train despatcher on the New York, ew Haven and Hartford railroad, ie f his father, Rev. B. D. Conductor re nd famil In the Baptist church Sunday morn- ing at 10.45 the pastor, Rev. B. D. Rem- {inzton, will preach. The Young Fec- ple’s union meets at 7 p. m. Louis E. Baldwin of Middletown was calling on friends in town Friday. South- | com- | new | with the port lev Carroll | B.| to| dred Zabrish 1 { racent guest handie { - J. A. Minsk of New York the t of borough friends this week. arles Lymay is having his resi- ders for the borough contract, which will be renewed within a few we o L i Ll B e e it e b B s B hedd Thursday ame digease and unabls York, Mrs, ¢ enterta wood, N. J. George W. Crittenton’s itended his funeral ne George avenue wired for and Stephen Sullivan in town Thurs iastic meeting Commerce w. k Thu s appointed town men regarding the mittee to confer <t Friday and re- secial meeting that same The italization is already held at ning. Goldstein of Leba- on friends in town urcell and red to Nor Thomas h Thursdg P. LEBANON e variety supper recently held in Congregational church 5 Wi us $ 150 Durham.—TFra brother mill in the getting out WAUREGAN Olive Enc 1k Arrigor have p oot Naugatuck. Miss Heler to cago, R. Langlos tended and netted the society abou commitice was Mrs. H 1d Mrs. Elmer Miller substituting | or Mr Palmer district s f ie, who is ill i for the 1 Coventry, where is teaching e Ladies' Aid soc itional church met afternoon, Sandwiches, 2 and d. 1 teaching the WOODSTOCK VALLEY | . Geo. W, Crittenton died Mon- from paeumonia, Mr. Crittenton i daughter are seriously ill with the to attend the Mr. Sturge of New tenton’s father is stay. of the C preser:t were ser thel M school neral. R ith the: r. and ining rs. Henry young m: are Froelich : May- from Griggs of Lvon of - Westford and Addie xford. are at Florence Kenyon in Pom- emploved in to move EAST KILLINGLY 1d P. Rich spent the week-end his son-:n-la 1 Mrs. Luther and Mrs. Andrew i of Mr Clarence A. Cutlert t Putnam turday. Navis & Brown have 171 for two weeks. N. Jacques, W rs, Charles Moran and M wards attended the fineral e at Putnsm Heights M Mrs. Ro: Bartlett remain: st down their Battey, . Bernard of a vel- day. very ilL Torrington. ~— Professional garbage ylvania are bid- Indian Delegate To Peac But few J are to be had for the asking, ke Nk il b i Lo 2 Conference delegate to the Peace Conferen: at Paris, known ruling prince: succeeded to the th seven years of ag the Boxer camel corps, He has served War, and was on Gen Staff, He is one of the best- of India. He At the time of rebellion, he raised a and served with it in the European ch's sons want the thin i3 is e Ship Con- w ready to be 1d another will be complet- s. But one other s to be completed. Bridgeport.—The bill to “create and i a port of Bridgeport” ted with strong opposition at the before the committee on cities and borougl It was favored by the 3ridgeport Chamber of Commerce, Greenwich, +— Mrs, Matthew Astor , daughter of the late Hetty en, Mrs. James Campbell and W K. Porter have presented the town Greenwich a twin screw boat to pleasure seekers to and from nd Beach. It will cost $12,000 and being constructed at the Hudson er shipyards. It will accommodate passenger. New Haven—Dr. Willlam F. Verdi of New Haven, who has just returned car; Is Rivy 30 SATURDAY SPECIALS Toilet Goods Deéa.l‘t‘ment Vivadou's Talcum Powder inv ’th delightful Mavis “and ~Chinwah was | odors. Two of cur most popular powders, value 25c. SATURDAY SPECIAL 22o Djerkiss’ Face Powder in all shades, regular price €5c. SATURDAY SPECIAL 60c Alysia Face Powder; an imported product which is superior in every respect. SATURDAY SPECIAL ‘50c Your Choice for 17¢ The following Toilet Wares are all sold regularly for 25c, but for Sat, urday we are geing to sell any of them for only 17c. Euthymo! Tooth Paste . Senreco Tooth Paste 1 crensenssd AT Sheffield’s Tooth Paste.......... 178 Almond Meal ... reareaanddlo Sylpho Nethol—the very best all- around domestic antiseptic, This I their regular dollar size. SATURDAY SPECIAL 90c Notion Department DRESSED DOLLS A SPECIAL LOT ARRIVED YES- TERDAY FOR SALE SATURDAY 98¢ each Dolls have been rather scarce and hard to get these but™ we managed to get hold of some and many happy, days little girls will he' made Barbour’s Linen Thread in white only and in sizes 35 to 50, value 25¢. SATURDAY SPECIAL 15¢ Boned Belting in black and white, 2-inch width, value 19¢ a yard, SATURDAY SPECIAL 15¢c Sunset Soap Dyes in all Easy to use and very effective. SATURDAY SPECIAL 13c shades, m distinguished sufgical <érvice in is recognized as one of the tive surgeons in' New Ha- ven, has been elected clinical ‘professar of surgery in the Yale school of medi- cine, Dr. Verdi was graduated from ale medical school in 1894 and re- ceived the honorary degrece of master of arts from Yale in 1914. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears Mfi— the Signature of TR T R INOROUT TheAllRound Varnish In-or-Out is the ace of aces among varnishea, There isn’t a varnishing job on earth that In-or-Out won't do to the expert’s perfect satisfaction. In-or-Out 1s for the professional painter or the handy man around' the house—one varnish for any kind of job—convenient, economical, almost imper- ishable. Gallons, quarts or pints. Paint the house this spring with Bay State Liquid Paint. Made in every good color, ready for the brush—pure lead ground in pure oil. WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & COMPANY, Inc., Boston, Mass, Largest Paint and Varnish Makers m New England You can buy In-or-Out Varnish and Bay State Paint from _ PECK & McWILLIAMS A. BOARDMAN