Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 22, 1920, Page 12

; . * NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1920 LR Mt sowmasl alic Rt i < = e == - = > e l i | 5 | plrasits who expect to appass him for the| the largest city.in ihe state it caa 5 reference. .1t js|enon \ % | I'senate tn the mext eléct {tuile boast of having the largest pol chether the ‘zentleman. woull| = 1 NLY F dr P Speb foive of eny city of its siza—49 patrol: ! do thia velugdla work fo; vay. - : i A 7 ~ Fragmeatiry yedorte fhom the. census | men, seven serseants, o lieutenant and| known that.he, do ren : R s Pae iy, ot ; - are being sent out and all New Lon-|, captain, with the meyor as chief of po-| for his othat i LR 2 3 e e casmprica. don is 2 tip-tos to learn just the popula-|Jice ‘and all nader pay. I addjtion .is}commen | ¥ s | tion of New London, and to learn hoW | the police ‘committce of the court of com-ils DLISSTILIE | (Special to The Bulletin.) and return it to me, and will you, if|Wide of the mark are the predictions offmon council, the real directors of thel. b2 o > : s i London, May_21.—William C, Fox | Dossible, be present at the capitol when | 1he ity boosters, headed by .Suany Jib|police work even as to minor- details, e 2 3 fo lam thot H tor from New London elected |the Petition is presentea. = You will re- . s 5 ber uTL (MMETCE | hyt these committeemen ~Serve without. er s he'ng democratic ticket, 18 right in the | ceive notice later of the date, probably 'V . ;000 That ‘wonlll There s probably no- ity v ¢ ‘mbout 13,000 with-} 33 s Hartrord Is redec- I floodiight all the time, so that | Within two weeks. i o g 3 , large or small that has g 3 chr b | not be forgotten when the mext| The petition sent out by the senator |l the past decade, and naturally is Wide}jarger fire department than has - New|drativg 'his symmer home in this place. e gl Are You Thinking o , n e e s New] gratiok 4 | nominating season arrive 1f some- | reads as follows v 3 e e London. There are elght fully organiz-| Men from Hartfosd ate-doing th sl g | Thore atirative does ot show wp|To His Excellency, Marcus H: Holcomb, | Just how long cannot be readily recalied. |od and equipped volunteer fire companies, Aruliiar {he will be out for renomination, There Covernor of Connecticut: the population of e Ity o e oy | With & total, membership of at least 1. and areboarding at Mr. Lathrop's. nects. and loubt a f o don was an equal 10,000 and the census “ - t. This does not| Mr. and Mrs.' Allen "R. Lathrop and|Ther ) doubt about that, judging from the| Whereas, In many of the states whera savo tha. popylatian me, oo n A e e ove: fral Bers A T AR % et erest he has been {aking to keep in|the legislatures ars not regularly meet- 5¢ sniriopAone. AL: that e | e | et HIEY Sl R N e I ks e TS Bt JOIn | reasons mever recaived vublic eye. e is interested in about|ing this yéar, special sessions are be-| fnove % SR n | uty, but v 4 g Arthur Cushman's.-in Mans- | Z00 0 o0 S idence: ? & public nature and. the |ing called 10 ratifythe federal Sarags| ho Svmee s ganding scront where duty calls them there you will] field recently. }eneouragentent “ evidenced I | f the Evening Star, David Ruddock, editor{ gng them.” Of this number less ‘than| ° George' s petition will ha put in ci Y e e teed b SR T and proprietor, which rea wanted | 3 %ozen are under pay. | g o By s ramadeliog bk 1ns et | n lace of prominence. e is| . vhereas, Connecticut has always held | —Apply immediately to the - 5 Mrs. Elifa Guzzman has ns her gucst | ITISIE ton. This Sori If cc of prominence. #1°i%] an honorable place in the front rank of s 5 The Nisterian of the fature il hare G El S T e e | A1930 Pt el —_— Pk Py every movement for the I A = grady irs c o A opes. ceive the signat pring so gars his share of | citizens of our great ropeblia LA bhoy. Much | that pertains to the history-of the town uate nurse from New York ; also lit-| PoT gnature of 8 Whereas, ‘We hefleve the majority of | newspaper space was devoted to that is of any interest has and-is beinf: ‘;:“:‘h::‘r"‘flo';"‘:"* the former's. grand- | €ach and cvery property owner. the Deaple of this. state think your ex- Sopulation made_in New | prepared by Richard B. Wall and print.| Ayghter, of, New, Vork —— S| colléncy Should convene the legislature| London, and Ruddock received full cred-|éd in a local newspaper. All the future 3 . Avefy, Mr. and Mrs. La- to ratify said amendment it for the in hist will have to do is to- get| oD 20d Perry Lathrop motored to Leb- your second thought | kings. ~The sen- of the transgressor is a The well beaten path. F> bowels. Les & O3- gocd Co. : S he old ers of today Were|a file of the paper and go to It, start- ‘ Therefore, we, the undersigned mem-| Some of the old codgers o % h be f o now belioved” hbbvir, ‘that. he bers of the Jegislabue o the staty gr|ouons the-boys who responded’ to that|ing, of ‘courss, whero 'thec M M T sSNO [s) e tan ohow.| Connecticut do hereby respectfully urge |2dvertisement and they are wondering | Frances M. Caulkins m.oppedwn £ Bt ¢ concert with your exgélleniey to convene the legisla- | WIiCT agy R 3 {{.‘:;']"":“m:’lfed":l‘:h'xg:"‘::“mr;“’mm{; 5 v i sl e g AR e ¢ s not the New |for the publication of his compilations arcus H I | a rpex;al session :‘fm:::él:zx;:::mt:z Tatification of sald|fne ew London of ROT R asive spiit| ana’ comments. in” ook form . there would 5 Sembly £0r {he ptuioon % ¥ that has prevailed in the past ten years|not be need for any other history fdr ratityl an suffrage amend-|1 phe’ publie fs familine ‘with the Fox|ought to result in a substantial gain in|a great many years. He has made spe- ) (1) L bills, - so-called, = as- considered at the| pouplation. Surely more ‘than one. cial study of the New London of the A : n, the republican state| ast” session-of ‘the. legiclature, but nono | .. past and ‘gives to the public the resuit “THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES” B r;fl:::;fl\it:é'waum bring the New London politician | Soon after fhe foregolng had = been|oe hig most careful researches and inter- 3 more Tory, totan | | mded out.. in' came the official re- | Of his Toet earefel reocArones oh & real ave failed, but | 1icon ”i:"fia‘,lnfy m‘s’d"“n,“;’“';'o‘i,;fi,’sr”ffl port of the census for. the city of N views -that is’necessary v - \ P hard labor of love. & .. .. 4 the EOVErNOT | favorable setlond 5 BETRor ol London. It did mot show the big gain 3 ”e -Are Hel Y C h Co f - g o vonts nor e | Lavorsble sedonl. More. powerllever. | LRGN, L {1 "5 (e s "sain at| At this period when the clty is wast 4 ping Iou ut the ng st of ]m - it he did not think he would | he' gids hot bize the fraction of an|that. but not isl Keeping with fhe num-|ing money on ferry, plggery and TBE LIS £ inch inihikistand against 4 special ses.|Dber of dwelling” houses that have been|it has been suggested that a suf '3 o sum be appropriated to have Mr. Wall's sion for*.the considi i} o - | erected in the last decade and of which : n sent n letter to at| o e O ihe 01| thero Is now's shoriage. The reports| compilations published in. book fomm’for We' li;veihfl now is the right time for us to take'the first steps to reduce the high g vi ’ 2 - 1 Crmres! infold | Sucoésd,: Fepmer Mayor. Rogers, Con. |81so. show that dependency cannot be cost of Evmg Manufacturers’ prices are based on speculative val rather than ; Y e Booee will in.|mie Cos a gl | placed on the figuring of population by b : - ues, on i nl‘y.’;‘;‘:r.)r:z:‘t! - w‘xblicayfi“n?iym;us;'im::h;&uq;.u';f,).; oo the mumber of schcol children enumerat- present costs, and even some retailers are marking up their st % =h ion of the legistature, | litical 'sledi as it wouwld make the Thie censtis shows the population to costs. * ; ocks to match these future ished by the state, and i 2 3 ,688, a gain .of 6.029, or 30.7 per -~ mEO0OXAO Our Paints and Var- nishes are best. t will gain fresh impetus and! ady and E Which is the largest ever made in < r K . . . . o Suppose the TFox move falls, Well, thats | cnte WhICh 1 the Jurgest vy e e QYRS But Schwartz Brothers are Reducing Their Original Low democratic politician In this section. So|erly taken and that the city has a pop- Nmifies SIties. sovernor. for & are | their prices and it will not be long before the cost of living will be materi- reduced. the high cost of living. explained ;may_not have originated. with | census. period. Mayor. Morgan s not cates of women suf-|far as can bp learned this latest Fox act|ulation some 5000 greater: - s e = e = We would be glad if other stores will follow our lead and reduce their prices, for if all Fred C. Crowell's 87 Water Street Our New Music Store Cpens Today at 10 A. M. The Finest Music Store In Eastern Connecticut REFRIGERATORS $19.50 uppose the Fox move fails. - s tisfied with the returssiand he openly B 0\ 71 i . o e Wt dor. e e for | e i tho e A e oy 3 : Prices and Striking a Blow at the High Cost of Every Day are “planning | has had no.effect on the republican as-| . While New London is, far from being = will co-operate, public opinion will be brought to bear on these speculators who Below, we are illustrating a few of the values we are offering to start this combat with WE WILL CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK - OF THE BEST CONNECTICUT COLLEGE Victrolas, Brunswick Phonographs Pianos, Players and Grand Pianos R We have on display a complete line of Lloyd Loom :n‘“ large fnmflyRefn.gm Weave and F. A. Whitney Carriages and Strollers. The is an excellent size; has re- one illustrated is only a sample of the many values that movable drip pipe. A $30.00 we are offering in this department. Prices from $15.50 value for $19.50. to $65.00. Others from $10.75 to $75.00 4-PIECE- BEDROOM SUITE * In Walnut or Mahogany, $195.00 Everything Scld On Partial Payment Plan THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP New Store, 24-32 Franklin Street th s Helen Peale, both event, the senfor FREE SOUVENIRS TO EVERYBODY To be able to sell a complete bedroom suite in mahogany Extra high side Baby Cribs, in or walnut at a price like this in the face of increasing white enamel or ivory finish. wholesale costs is nothing short of remarkable; note the SPECIAL AT $12.50 distinctive lines that characterize every piece; well worth $ $250.00—Our Price $195.00. Regular Value $18.00 e Complete BediOutht = TR o o Mattress, Springs and Iron Bed, $39.75 z = =i Sirloin, Porterhouse, Round Fresh, New Grass Creaxhery STEAKS,Ib..:7..:4.... 33¢c BUTTER, Ib........67c ezt g Armour’s Sugar Cured el . e T g SMOKED SHOULDERS ||| Fresh, Large Brown : . ‘é Pound 25(: United States Wheat Diq;gtor‘s E G G S ) 2 dozen. S enels 98C A RTINS o > »“:' “§ X2 o icense Number X 05 proof that colleg % %, T CALIFORNIA Swift’s Gem Nut -;I S PeaBeans, 21bs 20c SODA, MILE, OYSTER | =— Crackers, Ib. .. 18c M}ld’ Tasty, Whole Shoulder Cuts to | —5gre7omato— | Milk Cheese, Ib. 37c Roast; Ib...... 30c | Catsup, 3 bts.. . 50¢ | "Croamine = o foet 1w Chops, Ib. .. ... 45¢c DINNED BLEND o eeD o fm B SQUIRE'S EASTERN Coffee,lb. .. ... 35¢c . Bread. After that comes i Fresh Fish Specials Shoulders, Ib. . 24c Mackerel, Ib. . . 25¢ SALT PORK Cod Stealk, 1b. . 19¢ LI er i VE % BE:‘ ng:lm"y Lobsters, Ib. 30-32¢ Pound 23c OPENED : Clams, pint. . .. 25¢ SHORT CUT Legs,Ib....... 38¢ Pound 10c con & Our Usual Good Kind 0| Margarine, Ib. . 32¢ — a@v [V Genuine Spring o] | LAMB Couch Hammeock. you have been thinking about. We are This outhit consists of a two-inch post Bedstead, any showing a complete line in all finish-"a guaranteed National spring, and a combination ‘styles and colors, at the very tton Mattress. Regular value of outfit $55.00. lowest prices, -ranging from A LMTE.D NUMBER ON SALE AT THIS PRICE. $14.75 to $75.00 orequarters Ib 25¢ Loin Chops, Ib. 50c Chickens, Ib. ., 52¢ FOR ROASTING No. 1—NICE SIZE entertain a Menday | | s | SCHWARTZ BROS., Inc. | == Richmond Kitchen All_sorts of enterprises are on foot boaf .. ... "Best Evaporated New Moon, with Norma Talmad i om, it Norma. Taln ; : PR “THE BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES” Mt er B nt'o 5 i | § Potatoes, . ... §1.23 | NEW SILVER SKIN St crom— | Apples, Ib. .. e launcliing of the endowment 15 LBS. PECK in_the yarious counties of Onions, Ib. ... 10c_ f ¥2 i Laves P b’ 950 | 9-11 Water. Street Norwiciz; voics, | Prunes, 21bs. .. 29¢