Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 21, 1919, Page 7

The Heary Allen & Son | Company _ FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS LADY ASSISTANT Calls Arnswered Day and Night 88 Main Street Ali YOURSELF By Covering Your ASBESTOS SECTIONAL STEAM PIPE COVERING Save the price of covering by, saving the coal in your Irm.fdwdy and colder. Nowud:eumetoapplyths covering, and you can find all sizes in stock at John & Geo. H. Bliss Largest Assortment of DIAMOND JEWELRY BROOCHES SCARF PINS BRACELET WATCHES RADIOLITE STRAP WATCHES, ETC. Jobn & Geo. H. Bliss ~ OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK : OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, | Trucks and Carts ¢ Mechanica! Repairs, Painting, Terim- | ming, Blackemithing in all its brapches Scott & Clark Corp 567 TO 513 HORTH MAIN STREET ALARM CLOCKS All Grades and Sizes. One Day, Eight Days, Big Bens $1.00, $1.50 and up THE WILLIAM FRISWELL c01 25 and 27 Franklin Street Hearing Is Behevmg WHEN YOU ‘PLAY “ DELPHEON” YOU HEAR THE ARTIST AND NOT THE PHONOGRAPH Demonpstrations at your com- venience—8 a. m. to 8 p. m. LEE CLEGG The Jeweler Spp. Chamber Broadway Shoe Repair and Shoe Shine Parlors Are Expericnced Weorkmen Give Them a Trial 52 3ROADWAY T Large Delegation to Boys’ Conference. Indications are that at least twenty attend the held at Bfldmort frem Oct. 23 to 25, inelu- stve. Beys' Becretary A. Knowles will aecompany the boys. Preached at New Londen. At the First Church of Christ, New London, at the Sunday morning sezr- viee 2t 10. 45. Rev. Joseph E. Seidep, B. D, of Nerwich, preached on “The Wetive of Common Welfare, oAVt WAL ¢ Commeres Building is semetirnes prod: of cofivérsation COVER Uphelstering and Weed w.-k.. ——— | mission has arranged for a hearia Norwich, , Tusaday, Oct. 21, 1919 e THE WEATHER. Prossurs ié high throughout | he eastern ‘Témperat: have fallen in the middle Atlantic and New ¢ and New the weatler will be ollowed by showm with higher t&flperalures. Winds off Atlantic North of Sandy ook — Moderate east to south. sndy l!ook to Hatteras—Moderate east t sou ant. Far Seuthern New. England: Cloudy warmer Tuesday, followed DY ;:n'ers Tuesday ni‘bl and Wednes- s Observations in Norwich. The following The Bulletin's observations, ehow the cRanges in. temperature and the baro- | métric chandes Monday: 7 a m.. 12 m. . p. m. Highest | Comparisons. | Predsctions for Monday: Fair and | colger. Monday's weatlier: Fair, followed by ____ Sum, Meon end Tides. | Hizh "sots || ety | i B m. | & 8 | Rises uav & m. irs after hl“x water it is low is followed by flood tide. DR. ELY’S RESIDENCE IN HAMBURG I8 BURNED y's handscme residence destroyed by o'clock. d what they could in sav- ture, getting out the piane | and eome other pieces, but couid do | nothing to save the housc. The three | automobiles were rushed from tre gar- |age and a bucket lime saved the ad- | joining buildings. In i very short Vllme the oncd beautiful home weas al The lose is|accompl | mass of burninz embers. { partiy covered by insurance, but many {of the beautiful amd valuable pieces | o2 furmiture, etc., destroyed, monmey | can mever replace. | Biazs probably fireplace to was awakencd by the smeil of smoke and called tke doctor. Fle went | down stairs but could not hing unusval. As th | fire in the fireplace during the a‘ter-, |noon anc evening he thought that 1::'1"uc-. s of e come from that and retu: bed.. time later the smell became go strens that Dr. Ely to investigate and this pat the woodwork in a ney was on fire of | Ie used every means possible to sub. ne flames but was unable to do| The telephone was out of erder | hat time, but the neighbors soon | spre d the alarm and they came frem | | far and mear, Tut teo lflte to =ave | ! who is an {nvalid, carried across the strect to Mr. ster’s. SAYBROOK TERRITORY WANTS | TROLLEY SERVICE RESUMED’ Fesidents in m: Guilterd, Clinton b nd ':I\AICO\. ing rest- trolles the Shore Lxr.e cars whieh were stopped by the strige on July 1. F. C, Spencer of uiitord and H. Tower of Clinioa have sent & petition to the public u ! itles compmission, -asking that betier transportation be provided residenis ? the town betwgen Saybrook and e Haven. s i | { on ‘tu petition in New Haven next Friday | afternoen 2t 1.30. The petitioners claim that the Shore !_ine Electric Rellway Co. has not op- ‘G’bfi».o cars between Saybrook and | New Haven sinee last J and the zm i service s also Inadcguate i Shore Line road is to pe asked ice on this i is ing other| branches of the system, and the com- | mission has sumsponed Ropert Perkins, reeceiver of the road, to ap- pear pefore them and explain what the prespects are for service. ¢ various times during the public| | Glacussion of the road's busimess.i President Perkins has stated that the| Guilford and Clinton sections of road were unprofitable to operate. STORRS COLLEGE HELPS IN REHABILITATING SOLPIERS Tho placement board of the federal osrd for voeatioral edueation, COR- nected with the rehapilitation werk of 1c United States government is plac- {ing stgdemts 2t Comnecticut Agricul- Juru Co“e‘o Any soldier, declzred by the federal Board for vocation | training, te be 10 per cent. disabled. is entitied to speeisl training in some ine lsr which he shows himself gdap {ed. He s interviewed by the federal | boa and his interests, ard adapie- | Liities are discovered. Mo 1is then | sent before ths placement board. { which mives him a crance to choose | the kind of work he wishes to learm, |ang vputs him in a seheol to study it. | The Comnnecticut Agricultural college | has had sixteen veterans of the world pu.r sent to it. | l Bem:n‘ggr :h;z vnnkiu and bage!l- TSy are due to the muscular ““? lqg{“ "& trength and o shrinking. en taa )ar:e 'l'x ’sm a“eh tissue smootu! wrin ‘rem: fl t'nls condition, there's Mtfiln{ s cfl'.ctl71 e quick-actin mple wash lotion .=n 2t homs. of pure r dru; is m onee ti igifles the un 0 gth: i e records, reported from | Ther. Bar. | ] -84 | lief, and beneath that, | process mmumc..nd!thm.» in the finest h | cublime func | these The puplic uytilities com- | & the | debit and credit. | euracy The Nerwich monthiy .::'."‘.."'f..%‘“‘ the Wa thé annusl mesting, and was well at. tended when to order at o'cleck by the president, Dr. C. C. Gil- dersleeve. - annual report and the foi.ow President, Dr. H wnlch l-l officers were Sapiag, s secretary and treasurer, Dr. Lester E. Walker. | The business part of the ences as a physician in the army. months at Camp Upton and had m sociely haI‘d xu which was aho Dr. L-mer R Wuer, secretsry u.nfl e Erophy; viee president, Dr. John S. 1ackma: evening was followed by an interesting talk by Dz J. W. Callshan upon his experi- { Callahan was stationed for many uch M;wd Liunck Dr. T. . O the new state s children, who preparation this institytion at Crescent 3 the treatment of bore tuderculosis im || Yy chilren. b .of the Notwich | ki At the next T4 association, Which w Wnu.m ‘of & ‘regular , m with the well kmewn fll- is a harmiless liquid ww Yéars has boen usec women OUTGOING LIFE YIELDDS SECRET OF SALVATION Continuing his sermons on the Con- victions of a Modern Man, the Rev. Alexander H, Abbott, United chur 4 general texi the stéry of the Toung man, who came to Jesus, ask- ing the way to be saved. all races and reiigions; Kings, theologians artists, all i 1 | est geod of life. to eolve it, each secking the answer ac-| | coraing to taeir own lights. Old me- dieval habits human yearning to find out that high- crude enough in this twentieth century, { but underneath these habits was a be a hope somehow through these actual deeds salvation migit be the reward. is that eometime, salvation shall its_personal experience. So this question of th man wbha had great possessi , ich young e may n is onen who be- eir-centered cter building. It is sort of self- cgmevcd Jesus aims one of shafts, in the lieve in Me lose it We kno idea of salvation development of b ing. self cenu ered mum a process 5 It of other things. putting one’s shoulder to the wheels | of doing the normal man way as a of big experiences epme that \We do not Imcet love, - purity, or kindness in thetr fu- | but rather throug! The Know- ledge of C en he even so, is the way of Add | nd w soluti salvaion is the subst! centereg life by the out-going lfe. Salvatton is never 2 piacs nor fc tnat nstead of a selr! eentered ex God forgive us when we take our little characters into our own Lunds 1o Loard them! Sal- vation is only won by Zorgettin : we gain things of the spir ng. saved > _race, Le fact tha He was of arth & nd cmnned | gives out r God, but came Himself of His glory. Sulvation the ‘reeait: of the ‘ol Tesmes of seil abandonment, whenever that oecurs under any race or reli if any | person has learned to zive unstintedly,casc he Jesired to reinstate ine of himself, because he can't that persen is emerml iato perience cf remote, by 30 ouZ] has -.sked does—io h&p it tt.b\i. e any le God supplies something | for vou to give and ihen io those whom you teuch and to yoursei, will come that life which is abundant, as wa cull lt—salvation! te:bd of the self-en Gives Advice to Students of Account- ing. zrave. public aceountant,! addressed students of the Nerwich Commercial School, Menday morning, on Accountar Musgrave said omo of the m important those interested figures mean and the philosophy Tou will find that @s you set up verious aeeounts that they must come 10 he profit and loss acount in the final analysis. Eusiness men want to knew their =ains lesses and where they come from. Ac- in speiling, ability to reald. as well as to write shorthand and tae use of the typewriter are assets worth while to the accountant as well as _to the secretary. Business will not tolerate tareless- ness in speiling or lack of under- standing of the termanojogy cof its affairs, learn to spell and know the meaning of the words used in business. Mas- ter the details and fundamental prin- cipals of business success, as well as learn how to use the mechanical de- vices found in the medern business offices of today. You will find these fundamentals reproduced in a thous- and ways in practical work, and it is Up t6 you to know thege fundamentals if you hepe to win sucess in business. K.nvw what causes produce the effects oy desire to elimimate, and then you le be able to apply 2 remedy that will get the resuits tho business man hcpes to obtain. Mr. Mysgrave was formerly with rublic accountants of Hartford and is 6 be one of the lectyrers on cost ac- counting o0st aecounting in the special standerdized course at the Com- % | mereial Sehool tnis winter, MONTVILLE THEFT CASE 1S CONTINUED A WEEK Frank Hordynski, 34, who was ar- rested in Mentville on Sunuy, charg- e with theft of $1.285 fr in hig home, Thomas Dudick, was pre- sented béfore Justice of the Pedce William Smiddy in Momtvilie, Monday morning and the case was continued ; W or&ynski was released under Constable M. J. Hick: ed the_man on Sunday and him here to the police he was held over night, Monday merning to take him before the ‘Montville Sustice. A weak-minded man is always the mast head-streng. “m |ten pastor of the preacked on the topic of salvation Sundey morning, using 2= Fie The guestion of salvation belongs to phuouphm. { asked it beceuse the ‘amestion s down. always there has been the deep The ancienis sought and superstitions seem that basic expecianey of the human haa.rt people aund br their g vmq: aurln: _ and further on, opens the meanings | T ete., or: therefore office workers must| 1| érvthing is complete eseent h FEREIY | AmERICAN LEGION WANTS HAIIUW‘ NA.E CHANG - Because the township of Hymdburg in the towa of Old Xl'ml has a Gér- man game and particularly becaute the name is assoctated with tiie ruth- loss German naval warfare, the Amer- | lcan Jjegion post of the town of Lyme mm-nm ickly it prings that wanis 1o have trhe townskip’s name Atr yeuth and Ty to your hair.! changed. It i ineypensive and esey to uce in! The tollowar. resolutions bearing on|your own home. this subject werc passed at a recent S e T —— meeting of the legion post: Fesorved, That the retention m-'l' ¥ BIFF! name o7 2ny German city ss the name -3 of any American t D, inhabit- Stop jeiting Liver and Bowels with vislent drugs, but ed by loval American citizens. is on take **Cascarets.”’ e, with full direetions for | 2 segtured 3t 3]l modern or at the Toilet Goodls ?‘;flt&t of your favorite Department Getep Dottle today -from Les & Os- | ve | affront to the loyalty and patriotism: | of the citizens oZ such towaship; and 3 er - Resoived: That this is Ppéculiariy the jcasc when the Gérman rame of such township is sbove all strongly ideati- fied v'm the ruthless liey “ edopted b the reeent world war; | TResolved: That the rerention of the | neme o2 “Hamburg"” r.s the name of = i i 1 3112 to spend, using 1 as follows: Four autos $60, lunch 311, three assistants $25, cigars $13.15, carfare $2.18, stationary 45 cents. i (xBOi‘“ Adams, treasurer @istrict, spent $65°4s follows: tos 35, four werkers $20, nera“ $7, car tickets $5, transporta. on Geonge L. Chesebro, republican treas- urer at Norwieh Town used $65 in the follggring whys: Three autos $40, one axafim 43, cigars ;11. phone $4, car ticl®te $5. 3. F. Woodworth, treasurer for the ?nu‘blk“.u fown committee makes the collections from > ing™ ‘bl out of Your &ys- part of the township of Liyme i an 2 1 iftront. to all Amorican remdents of 4 oo mowae] }Tame townsbip and to iis service, men Flocting thel {Who servei honcraoiy during the late [, the Gigestive Flesbing TG war, therefors be it Turther H esorved. That the v to the sitomach. Cuca_rem! Rasa Seiietepey. RO In Zifferent. They act as a tonic o ritizens of-the preseat town of 1ths bowe! musel which the hed be requestes by Lyme Post, No. 41 of (oS T e s Sy o the American Legion to take such|o agiose WaF to relieve a bilious attack, steps as shall be necessary-fo mfl“ i .I':B. |~ e <o Dl: St name of “Hymburg” 4nd ef thed voner, P, 5,08 Eoping o incon i post oflice thereof to some name whith el ey et o £hall be less ofXensive to | reg: ity M&&,Au]fles's. L’xsca.regs citizens and less suggestive of & ha-|oonr. oy Nttle and they work while {tion whose policy has beex cpogeed 700 et g ‘Lo Aerias P Ane Tl = namc e chosen to replace 9. 'r.na:e MAK! RNS “Hamburg” which shall be more m'f “7":3 svsu(;fur, ::ETc'non {ting o the honorabie recerd achieved ! { by the township of Lyme oad by its] Beturns of clection expenses in the| ons Garing. the WOHE WAt Tecent town election bave been made o Owing 16 1oe fact that there hap-| Town Clerk Charies S. Heibrook as| ! pened 1o be few members presemt rep- EE, Mooy s 1= Iresenting the Hamburs section, amd fa . town of the fact that a . proposed; n districz, spent the ;cb..n.n of name of that fown will be theé town commit bound to creste some discusslon the 5 e daifiamd fm}'-"*-s: - esolution®was laid on, the table .19 Tos 345, toree assistants $15. gigar await the uext meeiing pf. the Leglon ] 18 #nd luneh $5. ou November ¢, i which time % wili CF¥ fin:hi g‘“""u ’:P&Z;-:a; tfil 1 gt SUsEi 0 reenerill {pe broughi wp Tor uwtier dis -1 875 "o tellows: Two autes $31; two (PRIVILEGE TO REINSTATE Tia #15, meals $10.25, cigars $12, . THEIR WAR INWRANCE| i Discharged soldiers, safiors, and | marines who bave dropped or canceli- ed their Mmsurance may reimstate . it within e 'neen months afier &s- | charge without pay¥g the back Dre- { miums. An they will be asked to pay ,wm be the premtum on the wnoun:t of insurance to be reibstated for the ! month of grace in which _they wene | covered und for the currént momnth. |~ ¥or example, If o mau drobped $19.- 1000 of imsuranee in Junuary, 1918, and applies for reimstaternent the 1st- of l Gciober for §3,000, all he will have to 'p‘)' swill be tae premium for January | (the monih of grace) on 33,000 aud the premium for October om $5000. - In e }a.moum that he Yol 000, his premium payments will b yjthe January and Ostober premiums upon $10,000. e will not have 1o pay | premiums in either case for the ifiter- ! vening months. 1 If application for reinstatement is i mude promptly, the certificate ¢f the |Snsused concerning his state Of health (whi must be as good as at the date of dischurge or at the expira. {tion of the grace period, Whidhever is the Ister date) will be zc ed. If lth cation is not maade within the r—iped timg limit, however, 1ihe uorms report of examination Ennd@ by reputable ;:hr»!clan must accempany ‘fl:e Staternent of the imsured concera- {ing his health. } t 5358. Conversion of ‘the rmu;:xeéur;erm‘ e h il wha e e Govarnmeat. Bife Insurance 13 Tt Methewson, - teeasurer of ~the| also provided for in the new """I&'?E“;“ri B‘t:cm commitiee collected ‘haddeus Leahy | under advantageous corditions. : James P. Fox $40. | 1%uil particuiars, a:,p'lknflem blais, | o James P -3 Kems. Loaky | mec. N. D. Sevin may be nZ H. Gebrath $5,, F. Willismi §20. L. P. Roatin $5, J.! Sfurphy $10, J. J. Donovan $10, M. | Waters $10, Barl Downes -Bsabeo Rgem f!fl_ A, J. Bailey 859, G. Fel- T.ambert o, Io\rs '10. Gus with the Insurance Officer, Headguar- lters XNortnesstern Department, Room | ¥ 1718, 93 Chauncy street, Dosten, Mass. i | NORWICH MEN EXPECTED AT N. Y. U. HARTFORD DINNER Norwick it is expected will be weil represented at the dinmer of New York University, alumni to_be held for the sraduates i the -Comnecticut and Western Massachusetts distriet on Saturday, ’quember 1, at the Hotsl Garde, Hart] This d{nnfi which has been called in | eornectien with the campaign to raise a substantial fund for t‘he expansion of the university work will be free, these present being guests of the umi- "/!ngent Roperts, N. Y. U, 1805, of New York city, eb;im:n of th tional alumnj cam commitiee, @ gifted speaker an antcn.!nef u-hgp- Fred é. 'lhumm $5, J. Desmond s_,o . Cfi.‘\;ney 3! 35, Pete: . John Shea 35. Gebrath. treasurer of the! istricf epent $50 as follows: Two' autos eost $35, anm sssistant was; a'd £3, cigars mt $6_and lunch $4 Taftvilie James Clifford. dem 'cmfic treasurer, Was given $50 and | he spent it in this hanner: Two autos| $20, two s‘sxuun:a $10, gasoline $1.60, | clzars 3859, many talents are known to every N.I S Y. T man, will preside at the @n-f wioh B n e T at ik b he “Gemocrats as fol- M! Al\lm R 56 = 2 : vieia :::“W- autos cosi %30, two assist- are expécted to attend this dinner. and| - rir} = e, et tedong of o o’ wal almeeralle ltiR oL o ner, of No. 348 church itrele Haxi- e S lemocratic 4 ing 390 in this way i e s helpers -cost secretary ’;‘ expénse of four me of the Norwieh §.signrs were $8 and lunch 6. |0!N.Y<U ars Dr. H;rrvnl-;.fl nt $60 of Ne. 21 Fairmount street, est Side as Peock, '75, 4 Sachem terrace Gardner, § Usion street, and ers. A speeizl musical pregramme singing of college songs will' featdrs the programme. !NEARLY READY TO OPEN THAMES HIGHWAY BRIDGE. The highway prigge over the Tharges river at New London is not] yet oper for the publi¢ so far as amy pubuc anmouncement by State Hidt- way Commissioner Charles J. Benagtt].. is comcerné® but such announcement 15 likely to come gny time Bew. EI: o in- stallation of the safety device for the draw. ‘This rAay arrive today or it firet district Willlam H. Ca izhan ueed $126 for the demoerats as féilen Seven autos cost $95, l'uncn 4& thres assistants $9_and taxn. e, s week the publil. ed and t is thought likely that d tee on celebration V{H eug? ver to have the affair take place some e semi-annual nqoun‘ S st e T to give soldiers’ meuument. oh Expest =) known P.| PAROLI. |‘ TkkakrsouS & Micaeie Co. The Weather, Todar Wil Probebly Be Cloudy seees Pleated style . a remarkable showing of the color combinations, in styles check to an eight-inch plaid. 48-inch French Serge Plaids, i tions—brown and green, bla and navy, 54-inch Serge Plaids, in comb RN e e s s 54-inch Velour Checks, two- Al woeleat L e An excellent assortment of 56-inch Flannel Skirting, lent quality—at 54-inch Storm Serge, in blac 34-inch Wool Epunge in b wine and dark green—at ... and brown —at ......... 50-inch Broadcloth, splendid brown, navy and green—at and blue, very stylish—at .. GRISWOLD WOMAN SEEKS | DIVORCE FOR CRUELTY! Smith. now of parts un- s the Eetentiunt 4 d rom Rosanma M. Smith | BEdward ¥. i orce = 5 { him on “bp:e'nhm S into‘smb1)| |ieges that be has ru to her since September 21, 1918. na asks to be allowed to resume her n name of Rosanna M. Murthe, | suit i{s returnable Dbefore the su- ior court on the first Tuesdsy in| November. | SUES FOR CLAIM ON COMMISSION OF $380| Jults Sawyer of New Londen has| been made the defendant In a suit tarl $50C damages by Abraham Berger, the latter claiming that Mrs. Sawyer fail- ed to pay him a real estate commis- on of i1wo per cent. after’ he had Th BORMN HOWARD At Backus Thosvital, Oet. 17, 1919, a_dau Ruth_Evelyn, €6 Mr. and Mr: rry i oward (Carolrn Parsons of i, Mass., formerly of Norwich. FLORENCE—In Westerly, Oct. 17, 1919, » son. John S hosar 72, e and Mrs. John Florence MARRIED PABRKINSON LOUGHLY : e Parkin e, Both of Westerly. Tondon, oat —In Wester- 15, 18 A, Bailey and Miss 50D ANGER—HBSS -Tn Oct. 20, 1913, b Bl Krams, Her: bert Sanger b S Madeilne Hess of New London. WEINERT — M ~—1In _Norw: Oot. 18 1919, by Rev. P. F. Wertl Béward G. Welnert/and Miss Berthd 1. Mafiitt, both of ‘Norwich. WRITE —GREGG—In New Londen. Oct. -‘l'lsbszt\LR?frh‘ i ence W. Whit Conn., and Miss Moily L. Gregs of | New London. COLVIN — SAJASBURY gct. 1s, 1919, by Rev. ingale, 'Alman i Miss Bvalvn A. Salisbury. BRO' vc—wuuut—zn Malden, Masz, o1 819, by D. I “ghépherd F. to‘rmnflv of Jewett dn.’l Adelatde B. Murray of Malden. Moosup. | S._Night- , Jr, and Va aties PUGUID—In Westerly, 18, b Oct. R R iiam Dugatd, Toet a5 van CHA! Bagkns hosn'tal, \o?.‘ic 1%, 1819, Lena C. H.w-} itt, w Tesse H. Chapman of Groton, in ler 50th year. In New London, Oet, 10. 1213, Anthony Paroll, In his 45k year. BROOKS . In this city, Oct 39, 1313, Crawford A. Brooks of 26 Peck Street. Funeral from the-pariors of Cuta mn afterno Burial in Maplew oba Cetactaryt LAMB_In this city, Oct. 19, 1919, Noyes Fu:enl veruces pie Wed: aft, oon, O2t. LXK e atas Fte i omit lower HANRAHAN—IH Yantic, ‘Oct. 21." 1819, Henry Hanrahan. Notice of funeral hereafter. . Oct. n the Masonic tem- Stylish Dress Skirts—tailor-made to measure, of any Silk or any Wool fabric bought hers, at the following priees: . Plain style, without pociets. Plain style, slash or patch pockets. In connection with the foregoing offering we are making’ for Fall wear, conprising a stunning array of handsemse exclusive designs and are strictly all wool. navy and red, all wool—at . blue, gray and black, gray, red and blue, all wool 54-inch Cheviot Plaids, in beautiful heather mix- tures, shades of brown, blue and green—also taupe, old blue and green, all wool—at worsted plaids, in smart color combinations, inthes wide, strictly all woOl—at...cuu.nsosan.. :G.ss\ Other Skirt Fabrics 50-inch Serges, sponged and shrunk, in Alice, garnet, Bons and Bl L . ik in s hius in gray and khah, excel- VELY SeIViCeable—at . ... veuneninianiiianaan 34-inch wool Poplins, in taupe, navy, plum, 54-inch Silvertweed, in oxford gray, taupe, brown The Portecus & Mitchell Co. $2.08 $2.50 .... $3.00 and $3.50 2 new novelty plaid Skirting " ranging from & two-inch Many of thesempndlmfly_ n these color combina~ ck and green, orafge inations of brown and inch size, in combinations of black and gold, black and orange— also 54-inch Serge Plaids in taupe, black and gold, striking handsome unfinished 54- k, navy and brown,’ attleship gray, Y. nav green ; finish, in tan, castor, $3.98 obtained a purchaser far perty New London. Property u‘;-: oy M?’: Sawyer Las been attuched by Shesff The case is returnuble be ot ¢ next term eof the wuperier According to Eergey he was giwelt | the power to seil Washingten wirwat property, and the prce that cwyer wanted for it Se misad 2k e Tl ris Litinsky, who depositsd $500 wite Mrs. £awyer to bind the Later Lifinsky was allowed to with- draw his eption by paying Mrs. Sew- yer $100, z2nd it was because of thie zct by the owner of the -pr-)-ty- { that Berger sues to obtein i | mission, which would have besa m, ) Big and Late Lobster Celeh. Capt. William P. Lathem of Neank brought in 501 pounds oI lobsters Pyi- Gay, caught in 23 trawls, eath teew! having two or three pots on It. Thiw i an unheard of record <htch fer e middle of October, as the last sciseel of lobsters generally leaves the wutews ' axounhd Noank along the first -of 1'- month. Prospect. — grange . made an e}(hiblt o' farm mwh-p. products at the Eeacon Valley felr ams ‘were awarded the second premium. Church & Allen 15 Main Street Funeral Directors ~AND-— 7 Embalmers Lady Assistant Telephone 328-3 HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLER 3 A G. THOMPSON F.&: | Chiropodist, Foot Specialist. (PROTECT YOUR FEET) Mfr. Cummings’ Spring Arch Sugpart Buite 7-8 Alice Building, 221 Mais 8t' Norwich, Cenn. Phone 12884