Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 13, 1920, Page 11

s Court Relief in Industrial Disputes Stating his reasons why he believed the| safety of the nation and was loudly: ap- United States should continue and en-| plauded. ). uypon its principle of allowing a| The League for Industrial Rights, in #rifats litigant to go into the courts for| judging thesc strikes illegitimate, pro-| reliet in industrial disputes, although it| poses to take the middle course betweer | ix the only great commercial nation where| compulsory arbitratlmeand ‘strikes at|[s this recourse is I Walter Gordoy M will* by working against organization | ritt. counsel for the I¥ague for Indust suport of these “illegitimate” strikes. |8 Rights in New York addressed the an-| He said in part: *We believe in de- | pual hanquet of the Connecticnt Cham-|mocracy and tltat at attempt on the part Ber of Commerce at the Hotel Taft in|of an minority tv wictate governmental New Haven Thursday night. policies and prineres lays an axe against | Types of illegitimate strikes were out-(the row: of Amtrmcsn irstitutions and} lined by Mr. Merritt. They were (1)|freeddom. In Tnzizud where no litigation| when the tribunal of reason is available) On industrial matters I3 . possible the; and no effort is made to use it, (2) the]longshoremen struck to prevent depar-g strikes are In violation of reasonable| fire of diplomats. There is a triple al-|}# awards, (3) strikes against neutrals as,|liance of raiiroad employes and transpor-| for instance, sympathetic strikes, (4) tation workers, The excess of this! strikes against human liberty as illus-| power leads to control, not by ballot, not trated by union strikes against the open | by reason, but by economic force. Why, shop. zentlemen, the results of a protracted | T ociieva ia the right to organize, but| railroad strike ure beyond imagination.| 1 also believe In the Fight to remain un-|It has been said that the invasion of ul organized,” said Mr. Merritt in connec-| hostile army would cause less suffering. fon with strikes against human liber-| Organized labor could however, affect ty. He added that such strikes were a | this-condition. It is as dangerous to fall: menace to the cconomic and political| under the domination of labor as under|f capital. Capital is already in hostage | — to society on account of its property. | Labor is bound by no hostages. C efiu Not Neede‘ We must have a national poli Peel the Skin Instead amitude toward illigitimate strikes is| doctrine which many of the best labor | { lenders would accept and which would be writien into the organic law of the coun- Ome reason mercolized wax is It is signi Iy recommended is that it re who put the teeth place of several different cosmetics, s Railroad bill has ridden ing time, patience and It better than any cleansing cream, better than any .nassage creaw, and better than any rouge, for accomplishing the results for which such articles are used. As the ax actually absorbs an old, fad colored caticle, a littie each d. derlying skin, which graduall; clearer, softer, healtlier-hued youthful than any o plexion. Spreading on a thin c wax at night, washng it off morn a week or so produces a marvelous forma Just one ounce of wax, obtainable at any drug store the work. There's nothing better move freckles, moth pa . liver sallowness, blotc pimples or heads. For wrinkles and loo bwho ‘can go to New York and shpwraalzreen dolau is the man who eanget mars | “ chandise at his own figures. , e The success of the Pasnik Co. has been “CASH BUYING”—We don't save a dollar bill for any merchandise in any of our 3 stores, Yo,u can easily see why THE PA CO Sells For Less. /" LADIES AND MEN'S REAL " RUBBER TOP : "SWEATERS CORSETS ‘;Miih Storm Collars— Sale Price §1.24 2sale Price $1.47 Flesh Color. LADIES" TRIMMED HATS INDIGO BLUE BUNGALOW mom HEAVY UNDERWEAR FOR CHILDREN—" Hundreds to pick from— : Sale Price §3.97 Bt Rebym Sale Price 47c ) And a fefi; Sample Fur Hats, worth $15;66: —M;_“ LADIES" (}O.ATS'—WG have tham fmini,—,'_” " Sale Price $6.97 DR. DENTON'S SLEEPING GARMENTS— $9.97 ik —_—"fi"fifi_—“——'_ 3 : " 1. You will save 50 per cent. by buying ym.u' HEAVY OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS Sale Price §1.47 Coat at Ths Pasnik Co. Ladies’ . $147 Children’s | HEAVY UNION SUITS, FOR WOMEN AND | ™ "TADIES SWEATERS LADIES' LAWN WAISTS— CHILDREN— To tie in the back with Sleeves— - Sale Price 97c Sale Price §1.24 : Sale Price $3.97 v‘ . THE PASNIK CO. Sell For Less 3 o strong- he torious to re-election, while E de him remove the provisions againyt & has been defeated. A&si 1919, 2 liability billion dollars in wages to strik this is the injustice, one strikers, whose sted. The respons| smetic-made com- of this NCRWICH, WILLLMANTIC AND DANXELSON—SOON AT WESTFRLY cture thorougi in taking a hand to and unnecessa labor leaders.” aggy skin, a dered in two weeks. sioner, motion for reservation face bath made by one_cunce Merritt on the Bertha C. Latham vs. Charles E. La-|pre court, granted. Mintz vs. > of pure powdered saxolite in a half -m it __The ofher e e e tham. ion for alimony dente | Supply Co., et al. Foreclosure and Witch hazel is‘the best thing that of Robert Brindell to haye the lite, postponed. Frank E. Smith vs. An-|tion of time, postponed. McV ecomrended. | This has remarkable I In one c Satringent and- fonic properties not han == for new builduigs in thef ga rk torn.dp: 1 r stating > done upon the bui dings . Alimony pending the actional. vs. Morton. Hearing on plail 1 City of New| tion to cite in a new party as a o cad, Off.{fendant. Judge took the papers. Sarah . Default for failure toi Oldfield vs, Fred Ojdfield, Supplementa:| €S ordered’ in. two weeks.|order of notice, directed by letter to de-!a; on. Default for feilure tof fendant gt Coventry, Bagiand, Wight,| plead, pleadings ordered in two weeks, | Admr.. ete. vs. Lee, Tr., appeal from 7 ot al. vs. Duey, et al. Defauit| prob 1, Motion to erase appeal for ilure to plead, pleadings ordered in | failure to file reasons of appeal; reasons; e s. Birmingham vs. Evans, et al | ordered in two weeks. 2, Judgment, went 1)|]h0n‘ Admr. vs. Evans, et al. M off. ans, et al. andThibodeau vs. dgments on demurrer sustained States Fidelity & Guaranty Co., | granted. Brownshield vs. Anderson. Default for failure to plead, pleadings unless 1 CHAS. A. HAGBERG I o e ANNOUNCES THE OPENING QF Hib NEW STORE AL P f or court trial were made at| 310 MAIN STREET gsred 2 e i the short calendar session’ heré Friday be- itch, aligs Aun ThonY | gore judga Isaze Wolfe: oy =g g Petroskav! . alias Mik olaskl. Secor Tuesday, Nov. 16, Selden, et al. vs. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL, o) & order of notice, grantad. Annis 8. Schnel-| iy > o %13 e S COMMAN GUY E. DAVIS Where he will carry a Select Line of grasr. Caulkins, Exr., appeal from probate )on TO COMNA - A A. Bond to prose- ory M AL| Tk h Alvis. More specific state- cd. Sarah Nemirowsky vs. - Alimony The disting rd cute, $75 ordered in 30 days. ) o | vis vs. Jose ment, post 1saac Nemirowsky, alias pendente lite, postponed, abeth O. Meyer vs. Wednesday, Nov. 17, Harper vs. Han- kins, Exx. McAvoy vs. Shannon, Admx Deit, et a.l. vz Gordon, et al. (nisi). O™~ Conneli vs. Desmond, et al. Adms. Tracy o 2| & Davis, Admr. (nisi). = o . brabam J.| Hyde. W. A. McClimon vs. Hyde. BEFORE JUDGE WOLFE| yiocor That defondant be adjudged in|Smith vs. Hyde. K, Smith vs. Hyde. cu d at 2 short| contempt of court for failure fo comply| Thursday, Noy. 18, Boisse vs. Rabino-lof ereat Flor court| with order of Judge Hinman, dated Oc-fvyitch. Ellis vs. Main, et al. Geishardt v. | n ich the fol-{tober 29, 1320, r arrears of in-| Norwich & Westerly Traction Co. John re disposed of: staliments of alimony, went off. Allyn VS | Paracenti vs. Johanna Paracenti Stone| s . et al vs. Groton Park Real et al. That DBerman and|vs. Ely. Barnes vs. Culver, et al . et al. Order of removal from| Green may be made partics defendant,| = Fri Nov. 19, short calendar, bar|of conct for London coun-| postponed. Frank Narusavich, n for | meeting and assigniment of cases. | IS court for of name! Judgment postponcd.| - Tuesday, Nov. 30, Blshop vs. Copp.|ened r vs. Shetucket Coal & Wood Co.| Exr., appeal from probate (special) Ba-| 1t 8 t court grant an or-fcon vs. Austin (special). der that the ahove entitied case be enter-! Tuesday, December 7, Nahass vs. ed on the docket as a jury case, request|Star (nisi). denied. Sylvia vs. City of New Londan.| Tuesday, Dec. 14, Smith, Adinr. vs Arfwer or other pleas BLOUSES AND DRESSES IN CONNECTION WITH HIS CUSTCOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT Talcott Wi School of Jou THE SPECIALTY SHO STOP! LOOK! and you will buy, as this is the higgest slash in prices seen yet in Norwich on regular merchan- dise. ALL FIRST QUALITY SUITS as FoLLows SUITS, were to $50.00................... NOW §25.50 SUITS, were to $60.00................... NOW '$32.50 SUITS, were to $69.50................... NOW $39.59 SUITS, were to $75.00................... NOW $49.50 SUITS, were to $125.00.................. NOW $79.50 o ng, pleadings o:-| Smith (special). these two derrd in two weeks. their b W Mystic Auto Station, Inc. va Salov. L| s pppovES SEVEN AGREEMENTS the lea ' termination of sufticiency of actual no- 5 = : tice received under Sec 5627, G. S. 2, OX WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION }2: .bfi"“ If notice insufficient, additional notice. 3,| The following workmen's compeneation ] pas ttery. T Continuance under Scc. 6625, G. S., went|agreements have been approved By Com-|merging to off. A. €. Swan Co. vs. Atwood. Answer|missioner J. J. Donohue: or other pieadings, pleadings ordered In| C. B. Cottrell & Sons Co., Westerly, the overat two weeks. Martini ve. Importers & Ex-| employer, and Edward J. Butier, Wester- | peated by tne porters Ins. Co., ct al Demurrer, Judge|ly, right hand and wrist bruised, at rate| enit of their ac took the papers. Orsinte vs. Torrance, et| of $6.59. v habled to kien fhe. al, appeal from compensation commis-| Connecticut Co., Norwich, employer,|and to carry out the unit was ac by mh\ g havi Without Mug i o e Caticurs Soep s the favorite foreafetyrazor shaving. NAVY MEN HONORED ¥OR THEIR S VICES IN _WAR Three officers duty at the subm | were given the n ‘ torious service in {day at the bas i ment of the award i navy crosses we; {ence of the enti { Presentation of a di metial was also made Jacobs, U the U. Saturday We Will Place On Sale 200 Esmond “Cortex Finish” Blankets AT THE UNDER PRICE OF $7.45 These Blank:ets can be had in whites with pink or blue Jacquard borders, in beautiful plaids in blue, pink, Oxford and brown, also several handsome floral designs. A few Bathrobe Blankets and Auto Blankets, CONDITIONS OF SALE Sale starts Saturday, : Not a Blanket sold before Saturday. Not more than four Blankets to a person, Do not ask for delivery. - $745 How can you make a better Christmas Gift than an Esmond “Cortex Finish” Blankets? : "HOURIGAN BROS. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 62-66 Main Street, Norwich Finn’s Black, Jeweac'ity THESE BLANKETS WILL ALSO BE ON SALE AT OUR JEWETT CITY STORE al The citation w honor said it was ed service in the 1as commander of the U. | engaged in the important, | hazardous duty of tran: | corting troops and supp ports through waters infésted with enemy submarines and mines. v Those to receive avy crosees were Lieut. Commander Harold L' Bemfs,. U. S. N. who ccmmander the stcond di vision of American submarines 6versea: dufing the war; Lieut.-Commander Ter ry Thompson, U. N.; Lieut-Comnian- der Lester W. Comstock, U. §.. X, at present engineer officer at the base, and Chief Gunner's Mate Roy E./Day. SILK, SATIN, TRICOTINE AND JERSEY A R DRESSES DRESSES, were $20.00 .................. NOW 351'2.50 DRESSES, were $26.50 .................. NOW '$19.50 DRESSES, were $35.00 .................. NOW"§22:50 DRESSES, were §55.00 .................. NOW §34.50 : COATS COATS, were $75.00 .................... NOW $49.50 COATS, were §50.00 .................... NOW $34.50 COATS, were$3450....................NOW $2250 Get His me Changed. Peter Chimlelewski of Norwich, a na- tive of this city, had.his name changed to Peter Davis Friday at the superior [§| court short calendar session. He alieged { that the difficulty of pronouncing.-and in 8| speiling his name was & handicap to.jim. {is petition was pruenwd by An-n) | Earl Mathewson. *“When I sccepted your offérnmd teid Don Sung, I was femng 1 or 2 egps every_gther day. e Bext month, usis Don Song, my 11 hens laid 221 eggs. almost ralsing chickens, but ooy 1 3 mu§ a5 X ERlf 5o You also can eal start your bens lavjog and kecp g YJ‘ n in colfe 3 J To proye it,. lxcen nlr ofter, as Mra. Young did. 2 Give your hens Don Sung and wat resulf ong wenth, 1 yuu dor't &3 oot ol Yesiare sl ?“n‘ Four. money. v(r&l’ L chee i 2 %nflh%fldt g l'a‘id casl; Lee A very pretty Sport Coat, just afrived, marked SPECIAL ‘ PRICE ' $24.50—SEE IT. J «r cent. reduction on all our Bon. ..+ - - Royal Worcester Corsets. \‘nn huxn Dug ‘.’c’.‘,’.i‘ &'r’.“"a% { g .