Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 4, 1920, Page 2

i as to 5 4 z 5 - 1 and I as’ claimed gy you lopk for the Nqfi:e or, :g};’cl?hxer e consi 'er CTo8s™ on ‘each package and' ngn « * e “deed to Mrs. each mble;. “(the Saunders) were to-take ¢ B 3 “Bayer Ctou mn.nl f ‘of | of her as long as shq lived, as elaim. ’ " npaent. that_Mes: ¢ .; """"é.‘ui"f‘u‘;"’ ¢hht con &!fi- ," death was 1hn ;he mxght co; rajgia, diye in ] i!t!wut € ' pa s E 8 t ) would not have effeetuate md tin bo: surest, lnlelmmm ch fl“"fifi s % i of of securing a home for h%rsslt, b\\, but a few csntf' “;:imfnt the svorid. They eost very ltte at i ithe trouble between -them was her uwsn M’ et H'Lfl‘nie’ifi could ’:‘ ave. 1:;?‘;“?‘ markyef. 31“ cg::fi i3 Fad . ; demands turned heb-gut 2% m ‘time. Neither fl,mmeuflddm"’g g;‘n acture mm‘" Teported from | she Ha : does it seem cylicacid, stores whic} s erally. parently on 1 M ow the. alterca Dinges ""“’;;“;{’: ;““’ BTars: T orten :s ot the -g&?-mr which ‘was s\lmnhnny a Lf-t?sm& nmnow——m esterly . e 5 50] S oned . b svflnhne ‘which were e B L f ki Men’s 75c Neckwear—reduced to........ 50e R R ’&”fiifi'fi.‘éfi"&%‘k‘;‘?‘“"? tion moving Mrs. G ‘1 : mw § Men’s $1.00 Neckwear—reduced to...... 75¢ £ dé / : lighed by the as rell . tha e v W T ot ot Men’s $1.50 Neckwear—reduced to..... $1.00 ; i 3 A- The comflnm is dismissed. be permit! with B P., Peter Peraldo of $8 Dunh & fi?@u for. Tuesday: Habéas Corpus Gets Davis Olt. |ana pay for gran .,,':‘3"10@::3.%"1'; g?,flmf;&sgglmo Lengloss ot 6] Men's $2.00 Neckwear—reduced-to, .. . ; $1.66 B’ or ottod s-prlgd a 2y m"m.flnary WAX OV zed 3 er. This ent) L e i wesiher: Cloudy, mid as a rather tenuous one. 4 treatment fer the winter fi'l e {5 ot claimed that thero |} Men’s Cotton Sweaters, in gray only, V neck, 7 t of t] any agreement as to the amount to 3 s & max gencty aviora’ e ated_pard San Moon and Ilaes. o"bas served o fouf |3 ver week and pr month; and | PRIVIE n Oceum, Feb. 3, 190, viro- || Assortment of sizes—regular §2.00 value, at..... $1.39 there's no Ullu i Sun #_digh 1 300 | month's sentence on a non-suppertag-{for all that Mrs. Gilbert knew. the. dqvwrfrvriethaiede Hiaey Qh-x%‘., L' e \tsolt. . T . Scte [ Water, | _Seta| uoaton.” Ho was belng old farine | Smoun, ohicghd by 3. Sawndors) pnrty fon ot "‘%",sv Chin - ; N BIR AN BT O 4“ ¥ oy | P i@ m e m e squisiti e e Eine g BIBIY 7Ry out of Dl slonder in fers ] 'h’mt 3 5'elook. fn Sb Joee : 3 T R AT T ' g | sl e - |Lean baraly belleye'thal alee. Gilbert| i Gecim, ~ Women’s Sweaters at $5.50 608" part. chgrge. has heon uded to n; W—In Rochester, Feb. - 1, 1920, | Riges xuu&‘uleilngs whieh at the time hael 2 [ g;g,"&‘:‘fifii‘“ i e ket e e R i “wawia ave (aken: nearly ot wich . - Brewn. formerly of Nor- |} Women's Coat Sweaters, in Copenhagen, rose, navy and Proceadings elease rd ‘of her entire estate -te liguid< ass., i o Dt o 2t and, (bt pazmencor i woud | 163 E Homn BN, Masmyen] black, these are regular $6.50 valu ve Judge Banks gave his" decision as ateek among '{-:gshan:“or“t‘hemwsz Mfi” of funeral hereaffer. itis lot follows %‘fi Pgt]t]ongr is being held h;! r,gmd | apparent care divided her residuary o C"huu!‘esnboujchmwmh February st for he Jeruled 9: a bill S Foeis setate. fnqs, aged 26 yents 2 3 the agreement was that she was|BEARDON—In Westerly,. R. flm GWVIUE i e to be. taken care of for ihé rest of| SL 19%, Eflen Reardon, aged’ 7o Honeryand derwear fecis disappear tigle—as chal 'r\iufihun(; SSter freekies, hiackheads. Ui i an ounce of meroolized wax, prétur- able at any drrx store, is-pnough renavate Wworst complexion. 131 44 mgvg.w\m?‘_" . G. Gy _and_ Mrs. J, b wae "’“"" g&f‘t‘y s her life, it paren Sease ; c;’.ip"a North, o are by the police °‘,g" S M Ui 1 way aysan i oaa] T nton, oimee. Jan L Infants” Cashmere Hosiery, silk heels and toes, biack, ing with g.- George H. f M which accomplished the. object which| ©f Wemfl\a R 1. aged 85 years, white and cordovan, all sizes—Price 5% fiw ebt ‘,,,.m;"m which the wm justi- | Mrs. Gilbert had in mind and which a pur. veees sn : nets Ceen havel fies his imtention, "hut i recuiition has proved o profitatie ons for the L_ Cook, 1n nis 12nd|§ Women’s Black Stockmg Feet—Special price 4 pairs OF moL ‘,"“ 5 ¥ village flmh _ :;w:cgd( s o stitited u:?: AR mw%ngefi?in?'&“fiqde:d was 1o M, suvx;mn m:{_:g‘x Yo held n !;m‘; 5},‘1’ 25qF0r amed Bl e H Bt ool S M Breonan iy Rl i i pro- © board was furnish-| Street, Thursday morning, Feb. 5 ot isses’ Fine Ri ac osiery, sizes 6 to 9% street, ] hq:a mtws-d hmm after a Shilfe . '1 do not beli 1 thi ed in part by the hpsband in thad ir 1 SLA b Y 2= o7k ™l (o pdia tlo - b Bt - Ja‘ums cem‘ifgé'fi" e G N A e N S B e Baltic strest has ¥ Jawfully | 3% arrangement as this ordimarily — F rm'fmg’ i oo Trenk-ong [int podishace fa. BRE Al | e tho. Tk iey. nek i oot g !:,; If»;%’r‘;’c‘k"'s‘(,“}'v}’n s .l One case of Women’s Black Lisle Hosnery, second 4 Y any h sh: disti Y S Mochorges, oy Bt e e Sorlls 5 __|} quality of 39c grade—Special price }“‘?_' B ¥ » James Rodden aud Thonas Dena’l Sustains Apeal From Probate. <. Phe deed R e e e R o I Women's Ouisize Hosiery, Hick vith whic sies— ming, Upholstering and Wood Wor on;, it%v‘m“ mg . _?{«cil:fi!(htc:mg:}udflnotmuot We wish to- : e R & . I S O Blacksmithing in all its-branches ’fi:"sl"w (o 8 2{,(.’,?5 iR S e The appeal is sustained and the bili| kindiy remembered ue' with if Infants’ Heavy Weight Vests, all snzes-—-Specnl price i Xa x 2 Sekineos' in il of the lste Carline X G pf the’ appelles In the sum of $2,198 | sop. it mnrfi‘“ o Ale fg“?g:::':r‘.'g edch ; riont " peerent s R e 8 Viaies I 1) mmm”n“mm ieo to ARG N IR SR T i 3 ‘ : allowing His own il of §2, estate of Caroline 'fipm MR, A’ aflx}m CRO Women S Pmk Bloomers, excellent quality, all sizes . 1 - - P IR ncsoic i oo hieibion s Sbisiain oo 5 ¥O 5 RTH BAIN ¥ : : _ YEAR SAW GREAT GAIN ' FOUR GRADES ’ 7 TO 515 NO BAIN STREET| ; Di e B ONE SERVICE 4 m’{me‘l:'s%.(“ In view of the nearness.to the nat- || Women's Winter Weight Ribbed Union Suits, regular —— A / t m‘h 5 FABR LLE SCHOOL | ural breeding ana laying season, hens d-extra large sizes, long sleeves and ankie I . ed- Service demands’ in 1919 suoh | Four rooms of the lower grades of|are expected to make rather rapid|] 2Nd X gl , long e length— . that the bisiness dome by fhe Soutk-|the Uncasville school have been clos- | 88ing in the number of eggs they lay. Spea.l price a suit ... s‘ 1’ ern New England Telephone Company | ed, due to. jliness of. the . feachers.| On the other hand, not a few birds cereeceriaeiidaiiiaiiiaiy, ] was of greatly. increased yolume, the | There has been an eopidemic of the|are perhaps out of condition on ac- by | stockholders of the compamy in. an-|mumps, chicken pox, and the grip in| count of the severe, uninyiting win- sum | hual meeting were :n.ld ln the |nllafl the sehogl, nm a. yery small per- | ter weather that has prevailed during t . cor:;‘any gms 10.’15! fl 5y flr pre n:, et w: l:trl‘ha:;‘:‘zda"“ u“}. ha K g vk hufleur 'l'he onms & MKChe“ c. . v ¥ it was n 01 Dec- ; o Ve it Funeml.fizrg;tnn by the young lndies, for|of £S5 for the year, its joves 5 0" o "Shost ot pot bave any rell defined - dine I 3 e secial which will wore 225441,000 it toll calls.3.- ag‘ S were taken ill and no sub- | eold, they are net laying up to expece » ¢ this month. The. re- | 878,000. oSk 7 stitutes eould be procured. Principal tation and in some eases; at any rate gnlE, Ao 3 iy ot n'r:.sn:nd other com- “;l'h;iglfsmf wyl orating PJ;' 78, g:m:e eHoAng;; a&nd‘lnte}:—medj:;e Glrade they need a little toning up. ¥For a ” Imittees i were read @ The acher uinn, have npt closed | condtion of this-sert the use of eul- : v 1 1 9 were 754, its op- i MMM Loy gt “,e““"m"wd‘ e | onnes for 1919 Wi nz“; ,iu“fnd ugr their rooms.. None of the cases are as been su BEFORE: YOU m Miss erating expenses $: reponed, a8 serigus. tables) 3 Mary ! Qeduets 00 for dividends it vice p;‘\e::hau‘isry H?‘:- aey:am m of $44 “7 ‘flae sw}:‘g A - in & wet mash mixed with milk. The 2 ‘ ORDERS FOR COAL White; {Rolders were: motified 'that additional pue erw-ch Rotary Club. sulphur can be given perhaps a lit- ey, A0 Boanche” 410 Sould incide. a1, Members of the Rotary iy of New | Ue mere, comvenlanily "lp "he” ary ke R s, ndon are prepa & e an-. e stock issue of probably fwo million, slonszy vi;;zp tn: anr"v‘vlc;n;: Nocwioh ;?:,?&'L Mufl.;;:d in_this ey, one Lehigh land2 Inmd denly on ur ch - b 7 ur , to -eacl 'wenty | s calied here on aceount of the sick. | MAKING RETURNS ON the orsagiization of & Noreich Retan | bounds of mash is sufeient, Y ' $11.90 per ton. fiess of his uile, has rezumed o work NEAR EAST AID FUND/|club which it is proposed to start| The three best pens in each of the - X PNI!IP -lxvery $ Neg o Reports from some of the outlying with imm 50 to Bg ¢harter. members, principal varieties are as follows: 3 S : t D T it H g | - Dad SBeien of ‘s village basi 0% e Norwich district are com- ~—— Plymouth‘ Rock ™ | enlisted in the 11. §. navy at the Nor- | ing in on the retyrns to the Near Kast Denations to City Mission, s 1one Wich recruiting station. Mr. O'Brien i funq, which: show that they are : Mergite M. Clark (Barred) Brook- WATCH Also 2 Hons for sale will it he assigned o a trRInING foying uceess in mecting their quotas | e, CiLY iiegion returns hearty| fleld Center, Conn. ............ ’ cemp here he will bo given the frst (5. the support of orphin chidren at harks o tho Solowing. pesMed ISt luiey F. Fravosis (Bagged) Wesi- weight about 1400. prejiminary imstryctions on the art ampton Beach, L. L™.....,.... 5 i _— Sying. 330 ar Xopr per oFuIRL Jegel of Jamuary: Oneck Farm (Bared) West Hamp- & John A. Morgan & Sen: v Seghlhop, Mia. Mous Loxsany engn); - Miss| “thn Beath .....--. (rrerbscoset x| For lnterestlng ot NORWICH-MERCHANT 1§ ¥. D Ballou was in charge of the Sew- | Hiitenins, dirs. Cari W. -Brown: Mre White Wyandottes. - : £y s : K o 1::,::'5? “i'l "W:N et;frlktycumnwa S NoHa ehivehior this L ug,'b\];fi“e' tiss . Exmiphrige:) 1 L‘;‘gg"‘é g"“‘“"" Farm, Lang-. ‘ GEORGE G. GRANT \ 18k saes Sake of this city T 3 ‘ord, B. y ¢ A and Miss Zaphieo Pappadopoulos of :g h;’s‘:““‘%’h:'mlj t:;%hn::l l&‘: The Mission is urgently in need of Merrythougm ¥ Announment i _ : Lv(m were married in that city on U!mr;l ComErsRatonz: chacds Whith | bed ‘clothing for the many who call i ertaker and m day and are spending a few davs!y,i'g quota of 20 orphans has so far [Lo, L these cold:days. If those who { 32 PROVIDENCE ST, T re lg.fln‘ pn a.wedding trib. | raised anough. fo care for 21 1 <an supply the demand in this line % ' TAFTVILLE d the proprie- will notify the_Mission.rooms at once Telephone C@ apridMWiewt E t fii o T the articles w.Ii be called for and put Rhodo hllnd Reds. S g The re was performed at 1| sourn Wy i Taras to use. Orchards, Groton, WE DELIVER THEM ANYWHERE e o'clock 'Sunday. aftevnoon at the elson Hulme, .of Occum,.Who en- P TR Rl 493 bride’s home, Blossom street, | Jisted in the army ghout a month ago, | ™7 Charles H. Lane, Southboro, Mass. 454 : Tan. Bev B e is now stationed at Fort Laredo, Tex- 4 - | Jacob B. R !;rm g:eek cgu%;hmomg:sé:g 0;::; as, end expects to be thers. fof thvee ‘Wolfe of Plain Hill, were nt - call: Jans North Haven, Castapdi a%&- city attended thefYears. = 1 Broom %8 beat map. arding of Franklin, The trip was George Phillips, Seymour, Conn.. | ers at the home of Mr. Wolfe's | Conn. .. Sefiavaaasnenieneng M ~Annoyunce. Engagement. made in a sleigh, and was the first BACON STLD!Q ' BANJO, MANDOLIN, GUITAR AND UKULELE ] Tel. 7% 34 Central Byliding Shea’s News Burean MAGAZINE SPECIALIST UNION SQUARE Merrythought ' Farm, Columba, %ncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin THAMES RIVER SPEC\ALTIEB | Mr. and-Mes, Willam Billings of [time Miss Way had been out follow- North Stonington announce the en-|ing a reeent iliness, NP HOUR SeniNn gagemerit of their daughter, Jennie D- In the absence of teachers who are Building Material and Lahoi Prices| The Thames Specialty Co. of Mont- [ FENL T "Ricker of Springfield, | ill, Miss Marion Bailey of Elm avepus mmuum.n. z B Have Gone Up. ville went on an eighi-hour ‘warkday | 10 APt B s O, T iatad ot 1o T iy IR SinpeLlanm: Sloyen: (onee Wyandottes), A. G. THOMPSON, F.-§ Furniture and Housshold Supplies| T8#ine" Monday morning. There will Monday, and the Boswell Avenue| Hartford, Conn. . ton an o ol upplies| 1o :h s"fléshe'i”h {’”’“‘i’ W-?rg.lns R ” To i o SRR b i LR 4 F More. . eigh rs. Balaries also hay NORWICH WN 10 ter, : auyqpnd'ut, aot Specialist Vou May Have Had Enough Fire|raised and the lowest paid employe at : L M| Vindham N H L 04 ¥ TEACHER OF SINGING Insurance a Year or. Two Agg. the mills today, that of the laborcr, | Rev, Gurdon Framiin Bafley, off e AmIp I, ‘Esinedy G Town mzmwn ufz' (md‘ Logiiorns) 253 | Mé é"°§5.' mvoulmsmm HAVE YOU ENOUGH |is 52 cents am hour. m avenue, attende e February IWE N F ieiiidiiaadhs r. Cummin " L UNCAS STREET - E GH NOW 7 street, wha was confined to the house Suite 7-8 Alice Buiding, 321 Main St ad REET - b e meeting of the New London’ Count; We Are Still Writing Insur- urgz;l i e i LR Congregational Ministers' association, | (16 latter part of last week by illness, d work with the S.N. E. Tele- o = . & is h~ y yery pro,sperous condition. ¥.|held in New Lendoh. }'resume: B ] s tnce at the Saroe QU Pre-Wae 8, Ihsdif 5N LU0 |, OF 2, 0 M ) S Bl e ENTHESTflMAEH Nerwich, Conn. Phons 1396: Telephene 552-2 na.lkmg ete., ‘which was responsible \ Rates, o —_—— fox' mflxhr ggnfiegllg‘i;::. tjv‘:et:v;;:; fyfity eg‘m'{l: First C‘mmfiwa‘ . Your Old - 2 H iny service e ethodis! ISAAC 5. JONES Pricisn By Bey Fer Aunapetis. |55 LSS S ommated the: vast fe fikim Maian Hogers o Wil e the st | - SOFT AND STIFF HATS Ineurance - and Redl “Estats" Agent|BASGT o the Preston 'City Bapuist| QURIEYS N BOroins servics DenE) T, syran MoCall Smr);ord is,in| Made to look as good as new at the Richards Building, 91 Main 8: ' & g Friends of Laurens Hamiiton, who | New York for & few days, 4 BROADWAY SHOE SHINE AND 7 el P o M R A PN s e ,%‘,:1 glace, were o e ibing ne w'%y "‘:.u...."""““',......"“‘" et e ol oK REEAIR ShRD 2 com er- . . Fire, Burglary, Liability, o mcm“""u:m‘{w‘;;fi',:‘}; ported tlmt;:egnv e Fore it twenty m: menting Food amd Acid —;::::s:r”:;-——-—:————'* Mass Mesting Wednesday - pring. - usdsy avaming. the tiaruipmoter TogL at the Indizestise. 5 - February 4th, at 8 O'cleck. Busisiess - AUTOMOBILE = — e - Ml‘fl?‘ 5 helew-&0ro. Mongay L Mzm"n'. Ga-:nd\w'ld:—t;:slnwhm L g : ‘f""”"“"“""mk' Life;: Accident, Health. o - it :&r&?;““‘? e same lmt.m;u Thg. lc'&?&m. R s o B T Lk panied by that'tull, biaated feeli . cluding Election of Offiaers. « PP o shcil § ;mfl' Guein | Something in the vmr of refreshments Dreb b, -0eriaio ev lN- 3 URANCE | 2 “ns'; : e‘{;:sl:nrle?uamod w;:knuflndny which were served upon '-gi?’“ at c}norl}: dcid In h“et u°§“"‘" LT ting | @ nrc n Per O'*r of President - ¥ HAROLD S. BURT < & fgoming in_the ofice ot e Tronsides | Lhe. ::sgen;}lfl;fingflflughkhe Srening so-caled “asid” ind!gc;:lr %% Ay m 4 - . HE b e machs are ana 5 Phene 50838 120 Laurel Hill Ave,| |en o Board Corperation, Thamesville, after | @ tned to -Norwich Town at mid-|too much seid irritates | "““" 15 Main-Street ing of the stomach, of Town street. night, e Farold Bailey of Faittord, was i, An imvitation has been extended to|ERSUTIS | pocom | New London Sn %, Sdt0. ghant - 3] the members of ihe First ¢ 8- | Sours, creating distressing gas Enera it of tbe da i ts, Rev.| tional chureh, to ditend the Meelng|which disterds the stomach and ha and Mrs, Gurdon Frankiin Bafley, i | Friday afterroon in Bushnell. chsDeL pers the normal fanctians of the vital the arson e.on Blm avi Norwich, when Mrs. !(u'y B. W\i 1son, mrnl organs, often affecting the u e o 1 brother, He:b”er?mnflhell p? 157 Weg?, e ey s'u a ‘serious condition or th ordinary digestive aid Town street, who is now alle to be STORRS HENS LAY P e out fellowing an illness of several 20,000 EGGS TO DATE|stomach aeids. Instead get from ang { weeks with & seves cold and seiatls | rvom Novembor R e drus {‘s” K% suricee °§un§§$'fi'a E’nbfllme’s the hens in the contest a PrS have 7 A 2 Miss Ellsabeth Way and Karl De|lfid more than 20,000 eges. During| “:?u"a;‘i’vi“z"he”i-.. 5 ana st three months, each of the t out of the body, -weete’n 5 i mafl;@u has on the average laid |the uu‘n‘-‘ih n-nr-nn the excess acid Lady Assistant . one-third of an egg more than ‘}:er o 18 ndlgrw-wf its fn!lnglti R S‘gral i is Telephane 328-3 pected “yield.. In the thirteenth w r: ‘ & pen of White Leghorns eniered by i‘?u.fd“" ”‘"‘" g “h‘;:;, oy e AENRY B, GRURGH B. 8. Ells, Vineland, N. J., was in first | stomach, lnnfim‘n and ! place with a yielg of 45 eggs. W. H.|best form ot %rx- tgt ""I“.‘“’% B Bassett's White s from Cheshire, purvo#fl Conn., were a -cloge second wth g P‘m ,é b 0{% Qhelr P““ Wwith no production of 44 eggs . Two pens: of * E Leghorns owned by C: Basowssen of > Dover, N. J,, and &. H. Ballard trom‘ ‘Chestnut Hflk‘ ‘P, -tied for' third, place’ with 43 eggs cach., TWe lml island pens namely; rred Rocks! gwued by Jules F, Francais of West-i e ampton Beach and Leghorns entered ; g % i - Y g : - by W. Edgar Baker from Moriches 3 X . £ | < . 2 F. Pz.“‘“ !.uen: tied far fourth place with 41 eggs| v SRt 3 x : Sofafor Businges P T eaci. The total yield for all pens 3 in the thirteenth week was 2471 egzs or @ yiot of a tittln 25 po- “threagh Inine colzmpe ~% Tha Rollstin