Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 8

Entirely New Way to Really Removes Roots and All) Bafldin operations in Ndrwich and vi- cinlty progressed rapidly during the past week, as the weather has been ideal for onstruction work. With cold weather ose at hand, very little new building nas been started that means work with Several wve heen filed with Firs Marshal Tloward Stanton, and one vermit has been Practically all of the, applica- Banish Superfluous Hair woman continue to of hair being fignivd, time nd 1.want 10, " Contraciars Have swrted Work on a terations fo tlie home of Bagne-at 18 Aly T consisp o?,res {emal “dhaizes. . . ‘. + DuiMing Permits. Driseolt, framo garage, Main addition 8x9 feet ig to 'be built on bam of G. Lacavery at 977 Centeal It will be of freine construciion {one and cement, with @ !u- Muzzy is to bl on Winchesger i1l include @ bay . The addition Righ and’ will be of | State atreet Cost. $2,000. | i Total iumbex of nernits for the ‘h e;unnusd cost: Capnacti¢ut avenue, Cost §23 P.<J. McCarthy, frame Knnormao atreet; Cost $500. e Arms company are | brick building one story store froats. and_ the boxes. building. The walls are to be eight inches | thick and set on a fcundation of concrete | The floor will be of concrete | afters will be of wood, | with fireproof vaver. ‘The NEW LONDON. h Wetmore of anning extensive alterations B 5. purchdsed _on ! . Whea finished the house will CONGRESSMAN FREMMAN ASKS SHALL DEMOCRATS CONTINUE? ant the democratic party to CArry on the business affairs of this na- béing nre'pnred for the pro- posed women's dorialtory at the Connecti- ot Agriculiural: éollegie, for which appropriztion was ‘sséured at a special | 2 the _general _assembly, " The dnn'nnory will be three sforiea high, of brick, With a frontage of 186 fect, with two ells, one of 53 feet, lmn;an and the other of 110 feet front- "The foundations wiil bs constructed 1 Stone and the buflding will have fal stone and a glate | Erown contract for the Benjamin Goldfarb was the significant question consist of raising the foof & feot and numerous minor., changes. | estimated at 3,000, arage will be 2050 feet to flve stalls 10x20, th ing accommodations for five machines. e (uhnd:\(lbn will be of stone and the There will be | changes address at the overflow repub- lican rally in the town hall M Some 609 men and women, turned away | from the Davis theatre, where the main rally was being held, gathered town hall for the overflow meeting. which been atarted oh! exteniive first etory. of. bullding street and owned: Hubbard estate, and occul ling Rubber Co. The work will iefly of tearing out ‘the pres- and constructing two new | New plate glass will be #tore. require- The cstimated cost of the work trimmings of ' ¥odation: for, 100 students, and besides the dormitory rooms wiil contain a large ‘assembly hafl and baliroom, business of- fiee, kitchens, instréictors’ room: heating will bé from the cen! The' cost w1l be about ary band, which had t strect parade and-a brief Concert at Union square previous to the 1ly, rendered two Selections in the town and then the meeting was called to Brown. who is fhe republi- e for state senator from this ones of copper. cement foundation a ze is to be built by C. will be 12x16 feet y I»m. and ' L In concluding his brief welcoming ad- . Brown said he hoped that if ladies present who had not made up their minds and identified themselves with one of the two great par- will make up their minds d become identified with and members of the republican party. you all regret as all of us do 3 orah was unable to come | to Norwich as he had planned, and as the | committee had planned, said Mr. The committee had a telegram from him today stating that because of a bad cold unable to come and that, in fact, an would not omposition shing} vic| REAL ESTATE SALES AND MORTGAGE LOANMS Norwich had 18 ulae of real estate the Nl-lt week' to 18 for the same week last ‘The loans for the respective wecks were §14,570 and $22,136. In, New London there 16 sales of realty 1ug, week 'to 25 for’ the same week I Thg loans for the respéctive weeks 00 ahd £196,200. e Ao iad COX SIGNED DEATH S .- - WARRANT BY Bsnnmaf {Continued from Page Five) before *hé American people and throuzh the -ballot ‘Box they Will say, | shalt thou go, but mo farther. there were any of changing the roof aud Touse six feet to make room for chauffeur and maid's quarters. Plans OF INTENSE AGONY|™ “I nave suffered intense agony from eg and other parts of for years, and recelved only mporary reliel ffom other. prepara- It'is only a month since I start- PETERSON'S ' OINTMENT, and there is no sign of eczema or itch: You can refer to me."—George -C. ibot, 27 Penfield St., Buffalo, N, Y. ¢ got a hundred testimonia {says Peterson of Buffalo, honest as this one. hen I first started to put out OINTMENT, T made up ve a big box for 25 cents 23 every drug- Mr. Brown then introduced Congres: an Freeman ‘was { greeted witk applause. For an overflow Iy a great meeting, said Congre: cu all deeply regret nguished senator Tt is a great pleasure for me honor of coming to Norwich We want ail ions tha surrender the birthright of o are-tired of th this one-ring meeting this Is cer- “just as sin- man governmert, performence With the donkey in the mi dle of the ring and Woodrow Wilson onlto have 10d T am still doing it, st in the country Knows. (P PETERSON'S OINT- MENT because I know that its mighty \healing power is marvelous. veryone who bu; Fou huve got to have a republican sen- | sues of thi ate- and republican representatives, said| Corigressman Beedy in closinz. timo to votaon bi broad principles and | pi 1 want. to. see . that sterling patr‘ot ar\fl statesman, Frank' B, Prandeges, to_ the senafe. 4 I 'th? lfl see Ccm”resslra—: T chfl'gevl with a long contin- _democratic nominee re- n is not running for Half Pound Canister, 45¢ 5.QUINBY COMPANY Chiage 771 urainelea As Good as La Touraine Coffee t'is true, although he is not Tt is aleo true that the i ec:cma, salt , blind, bleeding “and rn, scalds 4nd sunburn, and atisfactory any druggist wiil rn your money.” i S rson Ointment Co.: Mh.nflnn and T Want to see Lm'nu 7.{ addres Take glected, governor of | will but coun At first o Tarcly Tnc., Buftalo, er he did not seek America ‘Is destined. to be the great -<::.=ou:ht counse! THREADS i0c Willington Basting Thread, 200-yard spools, k only, at Te Grant Button Thread, ck, white or brown Pennant Basting Thread 100-yard spoels, black and white, all numbers, at 4 o hardson's Button Hole 10-yard spools, all at 4c Basting Thread, 250- yard spools, white cnly, 40 to . 8 Machine Thread,. , all numbers, black $1.00 a dozen, a 9% ic -Coats’ Machine Thread, 250 yards, black, 40, 50 and" 60, whit: 50, $1.25 a dozen, a spoc * e 59c Bar ‘s Linen Thread, 200-y spools, all num- bers, black and white, at 35e Glasgo Lace Thread ard spools, at 23c s Lustre Twist, 300- ols, biack or white, Merrick’s Darning Cotton, Darning Floss, match silk [ 10c Clark’s 0. N. T. Crochet ead, at 82 c Kerr's Silkatzen, at 8¢ 8c Cashmere Mending Wool. at [ 0c Dexter's Knitting Cotton, white, at 8¢ 25¢ Shamrock Linen Thread, 160-yard pools, all numbers, black or white, at 17¢ 20 R dson’s Silk Thread, ne Pins, 200 303 count, Dress Pins, 200 ress Pins, 300 cubes, black . cubes, black assorted size, Pins, all sizes, a De Long nickel- size, a do: and De Long wards' Skarp Need 12c D g Needles, 10 in paper, assorted sizes, a paper HAIR PINS 3c Wire Hair Pins, all sizes, 5¢c De Long Hair Pins, black or bronze, invisible or stan- 10c Hump Hai Sc¢ Hair Pins, a orted sizes, Lfizc Cel|ulmd Haxr Pml. a 25c c.nulmd H.vr Pins, a TAPES—BRAIDS 3c bele Cord, black or whl:e, ORTEOUS & FJFITCHELL PROVERB — Who heeds not little things, will be troubled about leuer_'onu., A FALL SALE OF Notions and Small What is more essential than Notions ? Every woman who does home sewing knows how necessary it is to have a plentiful supply of these articles at all times.. This sale of Notions and Small Wares are the little things that are 0 necessary for home sewing— and at prices that are remarkably low. Economical women ‘will wisely take advantage of this opportune sale and provide for both present and future neeb .while they are specially priced. Sale Will Begin Today and Continue For Ten Days Nuq»nw.mryg 35c Enghs‘\ i assorted widths, 10 Twilled 120 Lingerie bodkin, all colers, at. 15¢ Bias Tape, 45¢c Taffeta Seam Bmdmg, all white or colors, at ... 20c Enghsh Tape ares Zic Weighted Tape, a yard 20 B. N. F. Bias Seam Tape, black, white and colors, i at reduced prices. Ever Ready Button Hole Tape, all sizes—at reduced pric:s. Rick Back Braid, all widths — at reduced prices. MISCELLANEOUS Sc Steel or Aluminum Thimb- 10c Picture Wire, at. 7¢ Tubular Shoe Laces, a pair 5¢ 7c Corset Laces, at. ... 10¢ Folding Wire Coat Hang- Extra Special 10c Human Hair Nets, cap shape Extra Special Coilapsible Dresc 12.50, f: ,.-pf?’n Ad u%’b(. a?}itnbh Dress © Forms Extra Special Something mew and better Hair Nets, made of Human Haj extra size, Cap shaps We guaranteo this hair riet to be and ® outwear thres o any other hair nets—and it costs no mors than inferior hai nets—Special $1.65 a dozen. Tape Menures, at. Rit Soap Dys, Shoc Trees, a Dair. Mending Tissue, at Picture Wire, at..... " Round Shoe Laces, a pair 7c Tubular Shos Laces—6 nalrg in ail colors, full size—Special twelve-sectior prica 8¢ each or 85c a dozen. HOSE SUPPORTERS Hese Supporters, black or white, all sizes, a pair.. 20c n-v.m-.- Hese Suppor- HAIR GOODS Sc Hair Wavers and Crimp- 10c Mother's Ironing Wax.. 25¢ Pocket Tape Measures. . 25c Silk Tubular Oxford Shoe Laces, black, white and tan, Sc Hair Bow CIasps iy Hair Bow Clasps, at.... Hair Nets, with elastic, BELTING—ELASTIC 25c, Stop-run Brpckeng! Pro- 5S¢ Cotton Hat Elastic. . 8 Mercerized Hat Elastic. 12¢ Silk Hat Elastic. . 10c Elastic Web, 1-4-inch.. 13c Elastic Web, 3-8-inch 17c Elastic Web, 1-2-inch. 12V4¢ Collar Bands, all sizes S¢ Directorie Skirt Beiting, $1.00 Sanitary Napkins, dozen in box, a dozen . 15¢c Sunset Soap Dye.. 18c Warren's white or black, a yard.... 25¢ Corset Clasps. 15¢ Boudoir Caps . 25¢ Quick White, Gilt Edge and Albo Shoe Pol 21, 50c Scissors, all sizes, at T5c Seissors, all sizes, at $1.00 Scissors, all sizes, at 83c 10c Twink Dye . 3¢ Skirt Gauges $1.25 Skirt Gauges - Mercerized Corset Laces 12c Mercerized Corset Laces 17c Whisk Brooms . Whisk Brooms Whisk Brooms 65c Whisk Brooms . 15¢ Mercorized or Wool Skirt Braid, 5-yard, pieces, ta close Human H:nr , cap shape. all_colors, at $1.35 a doun, Featherbone, 20c Fashionette Human Hair Nets, all colors, at 5165 a dozen, each 5¢, Curling Irons, at. Z5c Curling Irons, at 10c Hair Curlers, at.... 25c Hair Curlers, at.. 10c West Electric Hair Cur!- L@ndny Hose SUID.HGPI in all red Vewn Grip Hoss Supporters in ndu«d”;'lm Tiu C. M. C. Hu- Supportars, in all sizes—at red o Kisinort's Sanitary Belts, 53¢ Khmert’- Dross - Shisida i s S e 1 es—at 105 width 14 inches a yard ;s S gxes—gt 22c width 2 inches a yard 120 15¢ width 25 inches a yard.12c Warren's Boned Skirt Beltin Blanket Pins, cach 4c straight or curved edge, -blac! 25 Weat Electr 30c width 12 inches a yard 2 35c width 2 inches, a .yard 28¢ 40c width 24 inches a yard 30¢ 45c width 3 inches, a yard 3¢ Silk Gros-grain Skirt Beiting, black or white— 35c width 115 inches, a yard B¢ 40c width 134 inches a yard 33¢ 45c width 2 inches, a yard 37c 80c width 2l inches, a yard 4ic 18c Collar Bands, all 5c Mercerized Hat Elastic, 15¢ Cellululd Barrottss . nat 7c and Barettes 35¢ Celluloid and Barrettes 50c Celluloid and Barrattes . 5!k Keepclean "s, a dozen. .. 8c les, a paper 10¢ 10¢ Bodkin Needles, a paper 8c B¢ Brap, Fasta 4 I':E, -.du:." “all; nxes ‘10c Wilsnap Fm all ners, al $1.00 P'—mphyllc ic Hair BUTTONS Bc Wood Button Mouids, a H-mund:mp Futmra. $1.25 Ph h 1 (i :o- “Thres-more” Snap Fast- rers, all sizes, 15 for.. a package, at . 2 10c Peari Bunnns, a dozen.. 5S¢ Hump HMair Pins, at.,.. 4c 15¢ Pearl Buttons, a dozen 1ic 12!/2¢ Colored Trlmmxng But- COMBS—AIl Styles Fine Combs. Fits Combs. Fine Combs. Dressing Combs 31c Ivory Dmning dard, all sizes, a package, at 4c Pins, at 8c 15c Tooth Brushes, at. 20c. Tooth Brushes, at. 25¢c Tooth*Brushes, at 35c Tooth Brushes, at. 50c Tooth Brushes, at... 75¢ Tooth Erushes, at. 45¢ F'rephyl-c{m Tooth Brush- 100 Brase uuh and Ey..' dozen for... 100 Golden | and Eyes, 2 e e Hooks and Eyes. Tape, 2o Colored Trimming But- tons, a card 48c Coat and Suit Buttonlv 25¢ Rubber ey 4e 10e Odd lots of But(ons. all coloru and sizes, sold regularly at 25¢ to $1.00 a dozen—at Hazif Prices. oK 5o : . 20 - 25¢ !'p Fastrer T-pa,_; atinazl colors, were eold | aurivg the rally w woinen's ¢ . Jane} + “strictly responsib ico. ~ Germany The resentment of the W 80 thoroughly aroused th ministration was forced into war. The selective conserintion act posed by all the democratic was by the sunnort of the seription act that the democratic majority report thrown out. Vietor dent said. covenant. Then Let us & place the tor: (ree ,u mw ha a to | Arbitrary Action Denigs Ts Peace. peace. by the arbitrary acticn of one man, has been denied our peo went abroad and. negotialed which the Uniied States sen lutely. refused to ratify. The United States has ed no territorial Article. X of the 1 may be called upom to defend the terri torial possessions and 3 dence of any member of the league. league of nations is. now, Some 40 nations have sul: Some, 10 or 12 wars 2re being fought in Europe today has done nothing. should have nmhing to do wit else they look to us to uphold it. Those 40 nations have subscribed to it England, France and Italy have joi it. The council of nine meets in Geneva. But yet these ministers may be turned out of office at any t nations they represent. ation is entirely dep they represent. the appointment of our repres Suppose he is named by the president, and confirmed by the senate. resentative would do just as the or d ne by any of the Thelr represent- he xwgple erett J. Lake, republican candidate for | mental depression and unstrung €S €aid about congress the A reservation was fect that the U no obligation to protect or territorial integrity or 1 dence of any gation ’:'T‘nrm}; v authority of congress. ’ 5 i forces except by suthorlty of congress. | Years ago. T 1913 b comitencd or | The Famous Eivita Remedies sold at troduced to the ef- = Reformed Démeocrat Speaks. f—— ted States would assume ped & ‘or mreserve the | Mr. Brown then introduced Hon, W. . |, Elvita Capsules, for inflammation of tical indepen- R):.n of New York city and Washington, | 217, or naval | D. C., 25 a man who had national repu- fr. Wilson cla Since when has ng to gl Control of Arm: no memper shall have the | orease ¥k naval or military f { out the consent of all the ot and we need becoma necessary. permission {o enlar; Japan might object. Harding advocates a league of nations | 1 was a democrat from principle No | There isn't a question but that the state or association of nations with ts id based not on force but on tice. The treaty tha combined forces of the republican will be “just right.” Let me remind you that you are about to_elect a candidate for will have pow will show devastation of War It behooves the Amer! ower a party Acid Stomach | For 10 Years | Now a Ditferent Woman EarnestlyPraisesEatonio My wife was a great sufferer from #cid stomach for 10 years,”’ writes H. D. Crippen, ‘“‘but woman since taking Eatoni Suiferers from acid stomach — let { Eatonic help y takes up and carri ight and jus- | other country ‘18 created - for parties. come by the | Parties are created for-thém . | will go republican for the first tiime 4 40 party | The coming historians, 50 years from | Vears- ou that recove: s o different s out the excess omach cool & digest easily, g from your fcod, § 2 full m}angl.h <l well and strong, g be ‘( costs o irifie with v i Tee & O i A Frank Statement Regarding Price Reductions The Packard Motor Car Company of New York believes that this is the time for a sincere, straight-forward statement of nn position on the questiop of prices: First: We are in entire accord with the public sentiment which favors a general price reduction on all commodities as a step toward normal living conditions, provided there are sound reasons for such reductions. Second: Weé do not believe that mormal conditions can be restored by hasty and drastic action on the part of manufacturers and distributors. We believe that to permanently affect price levels, ail reductions, whether on motor vehicles or any other commodi- ties, must be based on a reduction in costs. Fourth: We are hopeful of 2 downward trend in manufacturing and selling costs. However, no one can today determine what economic changes will occur in the next six months. We believe that our customers should be protected during this period of uncertainty. Therefore, - The Packard Motor Car Company of New York guarantees to anyone who has purchased, or hereafter purchases, from us a new Packard vehicle (car or truck) at list price, and takes delivery between September 25, 1920, .and June 30, 1921, a refund equal to the difference between the price paid by the purchaser and any new lower list price made during this period. PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY OF NEW YORFK. New York: Broadway at 61st Street Brookiyn: 1467-83 Atantic Ave. . Newark: Broad Street at Kinney New Haven: Longisiand City: Queens Boulevard at Hill St. Jersey City: Boulevard st Cariton Ave. New Lo.‘ou’.!.!l'a':lsu'n St White Plains: Mamaroneck at Martine Avs Poughkeepsie: 139 Main St. Teisnone: .. Frovwence Pad un grneecs Founders as™ Anfact HARRI3 COR- rs lon Natters. for. 51000 Mrs:w‘ ngs, Coupiin and mmles in the service. 1 g alw Wi hougnt 41 miliien pairsof shoes for | T279" etock sluways onhand, total army of four million men. Wo wea ! Repairs. to the Curtis company . $21,000.000 || Special machinery of all kinds. rplanes and mofors and then Sold | n back again for $2,000,000. ‘"ongressmnn Freemsn went on to give other figures ' snd information, eviden of the ridiculous waste and extravagance of the demccratie party. Speaks to Women Voters, : Speakinz to'the women in’the audience ne._s: Let me remind you it is time for you o make your choloe of & party in which to dwurk to'r ?Yay bu‘_: vel!nr; ot mmn and your fafnily, ou ought mot choose la party merely because your father ot NS YR aad your hrother belongs to it. - Harding and s T e ed Coolidge will need republican support in e Dttt the senate. Connecticut ought to. do its = Dt Desnoyeset full duty in giving Mr. Harding a ma- Lv! People. Send for a Jority senate. R2lZ5 |Free Bo: Congressman Freeman then went on to 18 EAEE ghare speak in glowing terms of Frank B. stehd: she’ tast Lo Brandegee, who is up for re-election to 50 years. Thousands the United States senate, and at the men. pralse dhem for rus |tion of Mr. Brandegee's name there was d o w n_conditions, | loud applause.. I feel sure he will receive o general debility, ner vour enthusiastic and united support, said v ouas prostration Congressman Freeman. nervous weakness, The congressman then Teferred to Ev- nervous exhla:l‘nr. ELVITA PILLS fOR WEAK AND NERVOUS PEOPLE Enrich the Blooc, trengthen t h o Nerves, Buiid Up Physical Power. | | the govemor's chalr of Connecticut. We |caused by the infiuenza or {rom ever- could not have picked out a man more |induigence in aicohol, Lobacco oF ex- able to 6l the governor's chalr, sald Mr. | cesses of any kind. That rep- | Freeman. I have no doubt that Norwich | trite today for this valuable medi- Wwill send to the support of Mr. Lake Al- | cine, send 10 cents to pay postage and 1yn L. Brown, and will elect the entire re- [we will send by mail only & sealed publican ticket. (Applause.) package sufficient for one week's treai- ladder and kidneys, prostratis, $1 ELVITA DRUG CO, 3 Tremont Row, tation as a democratic campalgner a few | BOston. Ma Wilson; but Between 1812 and 1816 ne |}l first-class drug stores—Adv. W a new light, because he had seen | — Mr. Wilson jn action, and in 1916 he be- Washington carried out. No entangie- e eg” TePublican ‘campalgmer £or | ment of this nation with foreign natisee When I left for here tonight I left a | That was the doctrine of Lincoln and ef Cleveland. That is the doctrine of your | physician’s room, said Mr. Rvan. I was undergoing treatment for my throat My |senator and that is the doctrine of Hard- ing. I am a friend of his. Not & ac doctor advised me net to come, but I de- cided to come anyway, arfd I'am here. this would | The republican mational committes did | quaintance but a friend. want no large | lican state committee. I wrote to Con- | billions of dollars loaned Europe. They not send me here. Neither did the repub- | _1i¢ then went on to speak of the eleven necticut some time ago asking f I might | 70 Paying no- interest. You are paying come here to help along the republican | Inferest on bonds so that they w use cause. 7 ¥ Do you like uy;m "M I am fhe son of a union soldier who | ¥& "t pay her int ol | died in the battle of ‘Antietam and T am d she can afford to increase {the father-of & world war veteran whom to spend millions in Providence brought safely back. New York will go Harding by 30.- e E o e IRty o a1 | 500 votes and that the city of New York now, possibly Jéex:: will' Write 6ns of the | Mr- r:':;m then marhbn strong plea for most political and’personal tragedies in | the Te-clection of Senator Brandesee He Who | the United -States. That e * utter - His- | fajlure of President Woodrow. Wils: from the more or less ra Instead of advising congress as to condition of the country, he commanded congress what to do, and .2 majority of his followers, largely from south of the Mason-Dizon line, were glad to bow their heads to the yoke. Mr. Ryan told of fhe’ circumstances [ leading np to the resignation of Garrison as secretary of war, and to (ha develop- ments that led Mr. Garrison to inform | at the mamn = President Wilson that he (Garrison) was secretary of war and mot Lis (Wilkon's) rubher stamn Undoubtedly iyou. want to' cast your t whero If’ will @0 the ‘most good, 4 7. Ryam. Tt aimeet incredfie | t 2 man with the ability our presid could possibly accept the covenant :.f::’":,‘,“'flf.‘;f"’ffl," <y o The president went over fo Pa or bunion, you'll foreet 3o0% oot own volition. He landed ! trou 3 forsatten 2Rt REDgg TOP Xt momine. t CALLOUS %2 PLASTRR removes hard growth by painiess Sheorption. takes. ot swellion woreness, pain and you waik wik % frow the itavs. RED TOP MAKES FEET FEEL INEL ou apply a littie periy Senators Save Liberty of Awmeriea. day will come when i . Brandeges of Conrfec i | dexter of Washington wnd that'class be written Ly, historians as (& o rs who eaved the Iiberties of Ame: ica in 1920, e st s 17 dome 1 e American people ll | somterting to e, Bonreonet e O have to study v ceply in order Iundymuase Kinox Co. Rutiand, Ve, Soid by | come cluslon that the acts per- | formed by this administration are worlh Engler's Broadway Pharmacy, iLee {5¢ the nation's approbatien. g l& Osgood Co. and druggists and ahee o I wouid like to sec the doctrine dealers generaily. mm ;’ Park Ave. Seringfield: K32-034 Sear terson: Broadway Pirrsfield : io4 W ebconab Hardord: Wishinzton Street ¢ Park "