Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 22, 1919, Page 2

= - s A ives | fice, 23 Church St. Telephone 105. ed 5 “ries Wi, turpuent it %‘&’ ‘ERftuny frou ‘me ten doilars Zraitimg fron l ut.l ,‘ififih il pml,‘ thro her attorney Harry B. 4 f il -tl?n:leuu. The papers are t s o & “r ‘” Teturnable before the superior court | three five A il R for Windham county on the first Tuesday of January, 1920. high_si Charron. of | . {i % ) ! ! % ] the Y. < high_thi ‘until ugust ‘when defendant a!ll'll:ld the atten- tions o TMr. Maffit wvarious en- ticements alienated hlx affection. This eontinued for some time and finally l!'l- Mafitt broke up her home and moved to Brool her husband remained continuing his friendship with de- fendant. The papers were served by Constanble Elmer M. Young who al- #0 attached property of the defend- ant to the amount of $12,000, which 489, total At the Th&.“lfllrnu"mfl" who! tontc oiv vatises - held Fri erl-me 7y extra fourbits— nd the ‘“chore boy” 'an@ arted - smgm."\m:—— t < e *ntonlv‘ween!lflkln Q_phou ne from_ the . Welts, {h e‘Bm{aia New- RETEY. n#m D T (£10 10s. Belgian Dy Sluting: isoves: L. s that - yere ~Toh1 Only One “BROMO QUININE.” To get the genuine call for full name, LAXETIVE BROMO QUININE ‘rng:yx_fi- Jaook for signature of E. VAIDENGE~NEW LoNDm&-PUTN ! Cures a cold in one day. ALL RIVER—-MEW BEDFORD F -:g Gonnecting Points . ‘EQUIPMENT_-RINTEEN PIERCE-ARROW TRUC zflmqu&wu T‘.Qn 7 WILLIAM STREET e NEV/ BEDFORD Phone. 8337. 11 . 5 > Ten-guinea-gapers, cre of, them? Seven da dread. 300 —adv. Havoo T Bexty aha ruin oy | 1 (Noth(nfi A L A‘."&‘ . . spu & i Thefe Whena eartnis wnunds are fresh over-the buried-flash, Strit At the price of n-gul . 138-142 DURFEE ‘STRIET ‘ALLRIVER™ - Phone 3619 Wefitnhketofedlhtwecmdepmdupmwfiwend& Thousands of men have depended on the-mildness and flavor of Peter Schuyler. - They have’ nkvet been. dis appointed because— For 34ymmthmgbutthefimfiammbamohas evergmemsohufiflet Aproudmmd! Ten-guinea gaw- Come, who‘fl vl .the boast of it “the; maurness Ove: A who tafry af Theirs. bm 1he PRIn O It; yours:be the 'mmu,gh &e “&rim battlefields mvnm; cmmfing “if!ely of dugout.and pars: sumnt:n & matoh-on' s sheil-shaftdrel Think ot the hrill of it Pay-for- mv Valo"bushknlght of the. Mwln 2 4 ~Dudley Clirk, in Lnndun Chroniele. . . Mra, Elizabeth Sackett, disd Thurs: K L g &/ | HUMOR OF THE DtY ; ay afternéon fi‘ home Smm;—yho are you working .for. Jon s—Same peaple—wife and five - childrgn.—The Passing Show. - 1 - The King—I must have gold, you fmr. besile! ' Cough up: : rime - Minister—But, your" Majesty. the coffers are empty.—Michigan" Gu‘ goyle.. Profiteer—Hi! Constable, there'sa Hun coming to poach on uiy preseryes, John_ Buil—Well why don't .you:shut {he sate and keep hifr out—London Opinion.. Willie—Pa, what'¥ a trades?” e Gcneraqy Boy. . The. .committal service at the-grave in- St. Joseph’s previsin gocecions for further evi- Mes. Popple | mes _Minnie; 5 3 nm,;lq charge of Killourey Af‘ht Anticipations of a pleasant Thanksgiving include thoughts of fashionable new apparel—just such Wraps, Dresses and Blouses as you are accustomed to select from our apparel |y THE PLEASURE OF CHOOSING :is doubly' enjoyed by the discriminating shopper who may now choose from distinction not to be dupljcated styles at prices that compare favorable with what one desires to pay,” GRACEFUL COATS Look Forward to Winter The warm materials in Coats this seasor’are giving pleasure testified against. ot her: testimony-Ju ed a decree. Upon the petition of the attorneys, William A. King of Willimantie and Harry B Back of Danjelson. repre senting’ the PIIRHNAE the derendant 341 : respectively Th-the’ Sattior’ 3¢ town of | Liating. The DoAY 1840 e “sen Windham ys ‘the” Tewn of* Brogkiski fBrookivn, - N. ; (¥ ithis o (Suurday)t Judge Burpee agreed that the case|MOrming at 10:04 for burial in Green be submitted to the state referee for|Wood cemetery. Funcral Director Jay {'settlement. Court adjourned until|M. Shepard is in charge of the ar- Monda) at u gclock when the case|rngements. B : Doyl Notices 1 : held Fiday inight at § o'clock at er home in Windham. Rev. A. D. Carpenter, pas- itor” of the local Baptist ‘church Be “friends” with his unvarying allHavana filler. v z Made for 34yiams by G. W. VAN SLYKE & HORTON, Atbasy, N. Y. “Jack of all 5 fellow who ean Murphy vs. the. Federal| Sunday | First _Baptist| puir the church sheds and to fix the|Heald bound Kiembo over to the su-|in the Alaska Yukor as early as/18)5| bo e}'gfiy‘e’ iy g ot Dreaaltegs n “Be trdied. [church, morning service wil be con-|hell so that it may be rung. veriod court under bonds of $700, inlard a: Nume in 760 -this method of |- ko every woman. I‘hev are so Soft and }mv‘y that thfly i“_ ductet by Dr. Jobért L \Vebb edu Miss Rilla Chapman of Westerly cationalk .secrotary;: of r&immg wm logical Tnsti meets ac“itofsl:;mfl'dmx ;E“%m? eavor soclety at §, follWed- by ‘evening ser- vice at 7, which ‘Wilt bea.cemraunity 'service, Dr. Webb reach Methodist Episéapal’ church, Rev. C. | Harley Smith, pastor, will preach in Jhasyibe morning. Subject “On the Border of a Better Life” Church school for. ,Fstudy of Bible at noon. Epworth League meeting at Evening ger- vice at 7, subject, he Only King for a Democracy.” default of which he was taken to jail: a suoper at the Orcutt- riday evenisg. The pro-i ceads will be devoted %o purchasing & victrela. The whi d - dance by Strazza post, of the Amrican Legion. was largely ahended at.’the - Sprifgs’ house Friday evening, STAFFORD SPRINGS 5% Frank Klemba was In the horough! Twenty-elght gold dredges were o court Friday, charged with abandon- erated in Alaska in - 1913, produci ing his wife and co-habiting with an-|$1,425.600 worth of goid, accordinz to other woman. Klembo's wife. lives in ‘the ~ Alaskan )lh\h’g 50 $19,03 Willimantic anq_about ten.davs ago|Industry just issued by the U, 8. had him arrested on a charge of non- Geological Survey, Department of the support; he was put under a bond of|Interior. Twenty-one dredges were in Sewud Peninsula, three fn the Iditarod s| district, and one each in'the Fairbaks. Circle, Yentna, and Kuskokwim dis- triots, Theso dredges handled about 2,490,000 cubic yards of gravel. In 1917, want ¥ register a vow,” said, the Pl ey miniug did et reach a profitabic e his. At damn stage until 1903- when ‘two small dredats were sucee, sfully operated i Sewara Peninsula. -~ Dredging begia in the Fertymile district in 1907 i Hirch Creek, and_ ¥air- was at her home Saturday night.and Sunday, - Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dart and five children of | North Stonington and Mrs. Charies Palther and two children from Clark’s 4Cor- ner. wite you: touch and you appreciate hew’ appropriate they are for bringing out the graceful long liggs of each fashion- #ble garment. The exceptional values E are now showing|an prove that they are easy to possess. They. are priced as low: 25 $22.50 and up to $98.00. | States Tire Company was in Willi- CHARMING SUITS | i Friinsor . Hthen of i Morning service at the First Con- Developed in Tricotine, Wool Velour, Broadcloth, Silver-| " tou nasretes- he. bisiors ‘ot Efii@’y‘f’:g'sfo‘i“'&éx?:vaf‘i'S'g:s Z‘:s: tone, Serge and Oxford with collars thaf button up smartty g i it i e e %’ffi',}{,‘fihofl?"w"fif’t Lt in true choker fashion to protect one from’sévere winds and}’ } '+ Meatifi, snow—brown and other new shades are shown as wéll as the M i, =y b 3%% “*9“3 in a three h\md.red- hu £ 1 s?%‘*fii’? MQ‘%{“"%S‘ Klemba ‘was masvied In Poland gnd child by, st V&: of the big trucks belng sent through this country by the United “Oh, - what'sthe uso of ngmarmg reptied: the- practical -friend; ¥4 v ate you "“’é}; to help yoir “man? asked reformer, for one 'ting” repfled_ old grouchin the eorn trying ¥ keep out of ay as mueh as pes- Frée Press, . Roommate—I say, Walt souid you. kindly loan-me your green ti thie evening? Secona Roommate—Why certasaly, Ed, but. why all-the formality? First: Roommate~I ‘can't - find . it.— Washington Star. “How much would thrée Yards of carpet -cost at three shi ui a sqifare yard? Now, ‘children, your brains work qmckly and 1916; and in- the Kusxo=1 remon i, 1918, A new dred was. indalied’ fn the Auirhasiks 4l in 1213 and may have be ERIR 2 S LR Ve e a; dia en Candl> Creek, in the Kus regicn. wac completed in 1318 short period. Up S gold to_the value had Dbeen mined by A ahges The, relatively low recovery of the drédges in 1918 was'due, in part, fo the unusually large amount of frozen ground encountered in Seward Feriuzuia, and In part to the exhaus- the relatively rich ground which {5 Ticen dredged at Ruby in previous $300 to pay her $10 a&ek A few § 32 she came 10, S “where Klemba was living with Jn.em., ine Kuhtac and insisted on pressing 3 the more serious charge, The Stafford Atens’ Foram i 1315, speuker W p. were held in the Warrenville Baptist| Willimantic are henuhtul never forgotten navy—$26.50 andup to $69.00. - We' Mal {ighureh Friday afternoon at one pelock | Gathering at church at McCready, ) SPECIAL VALUES IN DRESSES lksv Harry 8, “pastor of the local Conxmnhl church, officiat- ing, also .reading the committal ser- vice at the grave in the Warrenville If you are going away or planning ito entertain frien_ds_ in your| own home you will enjoy having.a new frock for either oc- rasion. Here are charming Dresses at very ‘special prices|in for today and in styles which you will be delighted ta wear. THANKSGIVING LINENS Pists, Georse mflord Fred Fitts and Al‘th\lr Hannz. The funeral ar- | Pangements ey in charge of #ircotor Theofiefmpof'nunkmmglmemmwoflhyofymm- mediate attention because of the recognized difficulties to ob- tain anything but limited supplies of Linen. Jay M. Shepard. Funeral services for -Robert Ed- ward, Pickett, were held Friday moftn- ing @t 8:30 o'clock from his home, No. 21 Prospect- street. The requiem high mass at Bt. Josephs church at 9 o'clock was syng by Rev. John E. Clark. ' There was a large attendance at the funeral and there were beau-| Patterned Table and hemstitched $250 to $3.00 each Mercerized Napkins, $125) to $3.00 a dozen 20-inch Damask Napkins, $5.00 dozen. 22-inch Damask Napkins, $5.69 dozen. fitul Membérs of Piokett's| orehestra, of whicli My Pickett was All jpinen Damask Napkins, $9.00 to $19.75 2 dozen. founder, attended the service in a e | Tea and Lunch Cloths, 36-inch, 43- Inch and_54-inch, hemmed and hem-| LONG FACES HEALTH Clothe, hemmed Trd¥ Cloths, hémmed and hem- 2 and 2% yards long, stitched, 25¢ to $1,50 each. .\‘II Linen Tray Cloths—Special 69c ach. hemmed, 58-inci and Damask, 79¢, $1 vard. 70-irich Mercerized Damux y $1.50 and $200 a yarg. hocic T0-inch Al Linen. Damask $325 and $4.00 a yard. b inch Plain Linen Damask, $43% a “-inch Mercerized .00, $4.10 and $125 a al Turn the “kill-joys" out--the héad- ache, biliousness, ‘indigestion. the sick, mmeh and m sour sf %u Ihenwtwmihtmdlwsp hem ou’tw'flhemm liong” ¢f men and women take a Meeting of Homé Cirle at 7 oclock with varied entertaimment. Christian Seiénce Service = Sunday 'morning, at 10:45, in the Woman's (Club room, ‘No. 803 Main street. Sub- ject of Lesson--Sermon, “Soul "apnd Body” Golden’ Text, Psalms 66-8, 9. Responsive rfid}n‘«Pulme 621, 2, 8. 63:1-8. Brief Mention," ‘Hartford visitors_ Friday . inoluded Mrs, E. H. Emory, Mrs. Edwin- Fitch, Mrs, F. Ford, Mrs. Leuis' Douderi. Miss Myra ‘Smith left Friday- for Boston to visit realtives and friends. Pickets for Cyclers’ Thanksgiving Minstrels on sale on Wilson's Drug Store,” Friday.—adv. Mrs. R. C. 'White is in Boston for ry Beauregard left Fnday {or Putnam ‘o visit felatives. Mrs, Bertha Burnham of Hempton ] was in town Friday. Mrs. George Wileox of Windham street s in Putnam visiting friends. George Leblond has returned to his home jn this cng after spending two weeks visiting M sister, Mrs. James Curry of Fall River, Mass, : ‘State Normal School Notes: Wed- nesday afternoon, Mr. Shafer . ad- dressed the teachers of South Mon- chester on Education Reconstruction. There is on exhibition in the as- sembly rooms of the scheol a collec- ire. § PMiss Georsiarina Fiint i€ substitute s | teacher in the'8A grade of Windham street. school. - Miss Nulty of the commercial de- partment spoke Friday afternoon be- ‘Cascaret now and-then and-hever know -the cansed by 2 lazy liver; clogged bewels, or an upset stomach, u‘l:oa put in another day of distress. : scarets cleanse your stomach; remove the sour, !ome-ung food; take Father John.s, small, 42c. Father John's, large, 79c. Wampole's Cod Liver Oil, 88¢c. Bltss} Ny ¢ Be.” Bliss’ m&m :::s 8e. Scott’s Bmulsion, 88, 1~T§|mmm +Faliets, 5:guatn, ;rrr;‘?n? e, trom mmufldm :_ond 'F..:!:«:'-":”:y;xjharnhau. $1.05. m;,::’ “4‘?‘"‘ Tal S-grain, 84 %“g“fld"s‘:n 1:{:1;e bowels. Then Goses roms e, e, | BT T T, ot oy e Wi o Mapoo, g s, By At Eape, &g JAY M. SHEPARD . Succeeding: Fiimiore & Shepard ™ Funeral Direetor & Embalmer "", HORTH ST."* WYL“UIANTIQ w, Agsistant '!‘lL conneéetion - KllkunyBros. FUNERAL ‘BIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Unien 88, Willimantie,> Conn, Daggett and Ramsdell's #mall size tube. 8c. 29. “n.w“h: Ramsdell's Cream, large| Pomsum Night mh ) Creme d¢ Merridor, jar. 19, Palmplive Cold % i Pond's Bxtract Vanishing C Palmplive v-nm‘ “ghe, . 18e. Hind%iFoney and Almond . Cream, |36 E ‘- & L Cream, Aubrey Sisters’ Beautifier, 19¢c. Aubrey Sisters’ Cream, 19¢. Aubrey Sisters’ Tint, 19c. Woodbury’s Facial Cream, 19c. Holmes' Frostilla, 19c. ®| Géorge Palmer, Saturday evening. g ng. fore the Girls’ Commercial club of the Hartford Public Hszh school A basketball game hatwem the Coi. chesters and the Y. M. C. A. of Nor. ‘wich, their first game nt the season, Wfil ba .played. here this (Saturday) stratgfitens ‘you ey Work whlk b m‘l'he mrm schools opened this weels Bacon academy and are well at- tended. - Louis Baldwin ol li(dglletown was in town Friday. Schools wijl close -next Wedne!dd) for the remainder of .the week. Woonter lodgs, F. and A. M., hel their meeting Friday evening in sonic halL A banquet was held in the ; W% busiiedi meéfing_held in the Cangregational chapel Thursday even- ~+=1ing affer the|prayer meeting it was voted to make many repairs on the parsonage. At the Colchester Baptist Sunday morning* at 1045 and at the evening service at 7, preaching by the astor, Rev. B. D. Rzm'lngttm Young ¢ople’s mieeting’ at 7 p, m. Miss_Katherine Bentley Thompson spent the week end’‘with her grand- mother, Mrs. Jennie:Thompson, at Mi zng Mrs. Howard Bentley's; in-Weést erly. A very p)eunm ‘social gathering was the damce given by Mr, and Mrs, church n Geer has heen ensawed: ia ve: tion of pictures of the Russian em- || " 1 Springs woman testified in_court Fri- @ay that Klemba had ‘beén living with her for over three years and that he i the father of her two children. She said she was not married to Klemba. Mrs. Katle Follet and. Albert Stygar of Willimantic testified -that they at- tended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Klembg in Poland about seven years ago, the former acting as Mrs. Klem- Vo's. bridesmaid, Kiembe admitted that he was. not man. married to -the Stafferd Springs we-|; ks After hearing the evidence Judge 36 flred'u bandled = 3,700,080 cubi: yards of gravel and recovered gold worth $2,500,000. The average aver- age recovery of gold per cublc yard was* lbmt 57 cents in 1918 and 68 cents in 1917. ‘The gold dredges of Seward Peninsnla produced gold worth $466,000 from 1,164,000 cuh(c v;vdl of gravel, making an @ avey of 40 cents o vubic yard in ma e dredges of the A .rka Yukon distri rroduged gold worta $831,000 o 5,000 cubic yards of grevel, with alue ‘per cubi yard of about {8 h dredges were built for ‘1sé yeay The .Real Enemies. Seeretary Lane hits the nail on the Ignorance and arrogsance are <enemiés of democracy. And the —Spring- head. iwo evils are closely related. fleld Republican. swer teachier. nime square n!fl— ings- ,-:ammrsh Statesman. Litle Jackie—I want another box of pills like L got for mother -yesterday. Chemist-—=Did .your mnlher say.they wera-good? » Little Jackie—No: but: M Just: 8¢ my. airgun.—Pearson's Weekly. 'ledren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA FIVE WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS FURS FOR GIFTS £ I o4 QUALITY CORNER 1= SUCH FURS AS REFLECT CREDIT ON THE . SENDER AND PAY TRIBUTE TO THE Goen TASTE OF THE RECIPIENT. NEEDLESS TO SAY : CHOSEN SAFELY HERE, WHERE ONLY GOOD: FURS ARE ADMITTED AND WHERE EVERY - 'FASHION APPROVED STYLE MAY BE HAD. MUFFS, SCARFS, COATS AND CAPES Make Your Salection Now While Stocks Are Complete. MACPHERSGN’S “FOR QUALITY" SUCH FURS MAY BE MA “T redlly. believe' I'm’ T “luck Qu time. “My new maid is & > ure—clean, energetic, econem!cll emss ily mianaged, and capable ‘as_can ‘bet” “Ap! How long have you hag-her? Shé's comitiz tomorrow.'"] Tit. Bits, % Mrs, Emma Brown of North. borp has & duck that laid three fln in 34 nours.. The black ‘apes of Cuinea have leng silky hair, and their fur-is usedfof muffs and’ capes. The French Legion of Honor has a much larger membérship than bas any other prominent order. The D. W. Mixston farm, W nu sold but lately, 7ies in_ three (Lyman, Nerth Kennebunkport, I fon) and in oné city (Biddeford, ng A circular tanié-to be piaced on the rims ‘of flower ‘pats has been- invent: d, ¥rom whicha tube extends to con- vey water to plant rools siowly and Fovenly, - - The states fn which women: w‘ presidential suffrage” tontrol al- half e vetes in the party. som: ventions and 40 per cent. u!-fl!a m toral callege; T 10’ years Spain Has 1 use of hydro-el¢etric power !mn 000 horsepower_to 500,000 ho and' is believed: w0 have: ‘horsepoiver capuble of development. Cordiirod trotisers and blua. .cham. bray shirts will be the clags attire uin 4l the: cast of Tiving, dmm’; Ac- 1 corling. to_the resolition of the: | for eliss of (he Valparaiso (Ind,) School,~ - SHpe-soles with metal - cave ! were: made by Germans diring Ahe | war. _Leather, cardhioard :or weoden sotes “were “covered with thin alufsi- O OF TG “The “Weldhit ~ was same, but thew lost fiezibility: became | more solid and quito water-ti The shdst colebriied m&n«x ofthe Dutth “eepantic 1HATs and-white de'twre” I & back -la the Degipning. of fhe seven- teenth century and resulted from am effert todMitate the (“r‘h; 5a ) o white jofs and phates which were just Deing qu‘fimed o the grlene flla in wlu I cons pto J07tons" in' 1914 to 1 , 426,009 Loy || Not a national bank. - failare | yéar, We will say this’for-ine iry: | People. who haye money dn’t have to worry: about:a safe place t¢ keep itin—TAs Angeles Timos A A R A S N A 1 TR N—