Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 16, 1920, Page 10

PROBABLY RAIN OR SNOW FULL ASSOCIATED TODAY AND TOMORROW NEW HAVEN ROAD SALARIES aries for 1919 has not yet been pr\n&d INQUIRY FOR ORANGE STREET o N TNDER FEDERAL CONTROL|bY the Massachusetts commission. PUZZLED XORWICH COT H QIR H:N’] s =l 5 2 5 ‘| " Affadivits to the above figures is made As_one of the best looking officers on the Norwich police force was standing on duty on Main street on a recent eve- At the recent mesting of stockholders|py . S, May and H. Palmer at New of the New Haven road unsuccessful ef-| Haven on , 1919, THE WEATHER. forts were made to find out how much| The Mai requites ey | salafy heads of departments have been ning a woman approached him from the| Helpful Advio: for Care of the Hair direction of the New Haven railroad sta-( |l ~Worthy the Attention of Everya The Church of the Godd Shepherd,|duced three different church bul . cturned {0 the commission in a.mn Universalist, has completed its plans for|which they have worshiped. The 5 She was carrying a suit case and i} Who Wouid Avoid Dandruf, it Winds off At} P bration of its one hundredth an-| built on the gight of the present Chelsea | 30mPally paid. 4 of the road's nical and | g1te accosted the officer with the maui ing 8calp, Gray.Hair.and Baidn North of Sandy !/ook—moderate va- | niversary. which to be jpield at the|Savings bank. It was a wood Here is the information many stock- condition. . chy 3r.|Can you tell me where Oran §, street|® . 4able\becoming fresh north to north- | church. on Br T y after-| built after the accepted churc! holders have sought for. s no esplanation as to e 1t your hair Is_getting thin or you,are| e amasttied. probably rain or snow |noon and even of that time; the old famil President B, I Pearson, of the New | ECarson’s salary and that ot other o “Orange street, madam? There is no| ..ot on with dandruft cor itching scaim, | Tuesday, £ YFRig the Lrein the pebole (would gocgnd road received in silary in 1018 UCials run into an odd number. TheSe)such street in this city,” answered the Parisian suge for a w door behind them I 1 5 g op | Salaries were paid during the federal| pojiceman. surely be surprised to see how quickiy | dy Houk to Hatteras — strong : Year any recosd was taken, | o v y D a St wings: rain Tuesday i to proceed as a|everyone with wi | 536,606.66, ascontig fo the rapastefiled] con ol Ofsthaitoad. “There certainly is,” shot back tis| t checks falling hair and removes every Bortheas "“c Sitii o body in 1520, its beginnings go| to i o| with the Massachusetts public _service | dle Sooc woman with some sharpness in her ‘on. | -5n of dandruff and itching scalp. onk b y years before that. snuffed regularly durin: SN o 10 ‘ 2 “I've got @ friend lives there and 1 # " A i ssion April 30, 1919. CONTE: FOR PRESIDENT IN . ~ IS to bed 1 ruh a little Pari- | An_extensive of low barometer ore’than a conjecture that such | they might burn as b Other, salaries paid officers of the road AMATEUL ATHLEMC UNION | ten visited her there. It's a street in: R e s "‘ e iy ey R us formed morasthan thirty | codld £ for the same year, in excess of $5,000 fol- ins goes up a little hill hose luxurious, soft and fluffy I { of Mexic and is advancing before that but because records{ This building pe northeastwa spread, bei ins in _the lantic a of the m the awars ema : Tuesd gulf stat d upper Its influence is wide general | kept Gre Miss| zs are displayed in. 1y ‘and e will remain below and local procee: 1., Nov. 15—The names " The officer tried hard to think of soru. reatly admired. “This keeps m: tes had been announced | street running up hill that had some from being dry, faded or scrag: cst for presidént of | name like “Orange,” but it was no use. it to retain its natural color Union. in ¥anual | “You've got me, madam. I don’t knoy and makes it easy to dress attract be held | where Orange sireet is, I'm sure.” ngs were pe: ps locally | structure on Main street at the corner u[l nd because the fathers did not| CHff street, built on a more mod- middle | comprehend the importance of retaining|ern ba: in which the congregation| such records as they probably had, ever: worshipped until 1910 when it w hing which looked to as authority | to the assistant to n Campbell, Lakes i. Buskland, vice president and g 1 = Beautiful, soft, glossy, healthy hair,| x cral counsel, §10,000. “Well, you cortainly are an inteligent] et lots of 1 is a simple maiter ¢ sippi | prior to the year 1820 has heen lost. | pres " L. Bardo, general manager, $17.- officer,” remarked the Woman as she h The year 1772 found the first advocate| The record has n turned to gd. restoration’ in Norwich, in| steady growth. : build- Sweency, general solicitor, $11,- | the person of John Mur: mind i ¥ » The policeman thinking that some help until ye Robert B.|might be obtained from a well sknown ilerman Ober- | citizen Who was sianding mnearbv. ‘in- nd_Tarry W.!quired of him if he had ever h.%rd of name of | Orange strect.” The man agreed that there was no such street in the city. ou’re a bright pair, the two of you,” snapped the woman. “Ill find it my- cded the adop- | self.” fon of Chairman | “There's a hilly street” she remarked there had not been for nominatiop. 1 many peoble who of M. | Goa and His infirite His lov May, acting federal treasurer, 47, G. Yeomans, general purch 10,533.32, (Giroux’s) as that has the money Juarantee printed on every bottle. Pitts) ; a possib conception of d-will as well asj >r all mankind, it was in there should sprin: went a e enoug chief engiveer, can- prob- ber present. >. Warner, fo h, general attorney, $10,- o= swly agmais| he ! edlnow with the New England Milk Pro- y east of the Mis- | fonooar Mo ound - separate on com-as she started across towarls CUff|ducers association, with offices in Prov. ing Tuesday and | opion“Gren to me formed the kel e e policeman and the Sitiaenljidence was present at the miceting and} group in the s which today | b¥ HoRe, , commissioner agd Amatenr | watching her, gaw her suddenly 10D cxplained ma of interest to the Forecast. is’ called the - of nal ¢ 't of ways taxes, rect- | when, shic iad goge abunt ity ook Srom; iembora of fhe Now London 1 Imsettled| The Norwich chu of 7 amendment _c: W hem, turn acound and start back to-| sociation. Mr. Warner and ‘;n tled | e Norish chy Gibbons, atiomey, Newlrok.| ervice men he | wards them in a hurry. or snow a being_ab Observations in Norwich. s Monday: Comparisons. for Mo flurries, SUN, MOON AND T Sacred ¢ morning. The bride v sister, Miss H P, repo: mperature a: eat IDES. The death of Menry Alexander Yer- ceremony Telller ren- CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. 65¢ S A5 $305) tea Siiaa. S350, DOW: s s aiciolo o io slsia® siola sibmia'oles's leisisia siviaisie/eivon HDE and Prof. H Kinder i ) H 3 R el iy iTaf B Children's Fleccy-lined Ribbed Vasts and Pants, sizes UNION SUITS, $2.75 100 pairs of‘COtt.O;"l Blanket§, 10-4 size, soft and -t S o s o ecenie | Quahty afia 2 to 12—Special price 6% each. Woriers s iMoo avsiihe Um” Sils Gt inae fleecy, in white with contrasting borders (these are emums. Her bridesmaid § will make pink georgette with pic- and carried an arm T break- at the home Swestain |l BOYS’ UNION SUITS, 95¢ Womzn, all styles—Price $3.00 a suit. r left for > Sew York, e S Shae erinevsiCeay bRl find Lo FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR value $6.00—Price now . ... oteis it . . $3.04 in Philadelphia, where, th nployed to the Eroom was o bride’s git © vid was lace and the groom presented man with a 1 ¢ gold cuf There were n , gold, mon The bride ar bride pearl neckla I the bride’s gift to the gold cuff links. The ary hi ff Tinks beautiful and useful & silverware, cut glass, ! groom are very popular people of the village. t of town attended. of Adam mania avenue for his da Greeneville. Mr. 1M I atiehe. U | HItSIE Bone s niillb e EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR, $1.48 WOOL UNDERWEAR, $2.75 silkoline back, with new Lamb’s Wool filling, former idel on Ger-| almost instantaneous. These little olive- Women's Extra Size Fleecy-lined Ribbdd Vests and | Women’s Forest s Vests and Pants, in Wool value $19. SO—l BCE MO o B s $12. 94 S Y béd Vests and married recently Benfamin Tilley of Till turned Saturday morning on the from New York enjo. four very much Siany seaves an | food that calomel docs, but have no |} Women's Union Suits, Fleecy-lined, long_sleeves, SILK AND WOOL, $3.25 $3.50 House Dres.es, at $1.50 E::.:.J-::::aflm;‘ a aner ;”,.;;,"c'o‘:i o i s. heaggfl;rmg{:nl;\f ¥ ankle length, regular and extra sizes—Spacial price | Women’s Forest Mills Vests and Pants, in Silk and ' : % \ themums. with & laree wedding cake in & the expense o the testhy Calomel WOMEN’S UNION SUITS, $2.29 UNION SUITS, $2.75 Sroem on it The soung couple received mmp havoc, vith the gums. |§ Women's Fleecy-lined Union Suits, Dutch neck, slbow | Women's Forest Mills Urion Suits, medium-weicht, ding gifts, of cut glass, ATt squares, furniture and a handsome | . mflhlfl electric lamp. 1 xtra sizes $3.00. g e e | RGNS onphnbwitialonel § WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, s1.69 | ™™ ™ : ings. The table was handsomely dec T take hold 0‘ the' trontle i ‘ $1.69 a suit, regular value $2.35. Wool—regular sizzs $3.25, extra sizes $3.50. erated with yellow and white chrysan- ly correct it.* money, ? or navy to insure| It st Orange sircet I want, it's| milk producers. #pring of his wo rospect afe, Jr, counsel New York amateur standing. {Grove street” she said. when she was e G 1 Vot the Ch & Hon aAd lause | within speaking distance. “I'v just| The | 'The convention add-d a clause to the| o c | The flowers on the pulp show the | poration o counsel for Massa- [ qmoteur mule providing that participa- | come from Fiorida and I've been think- 4 : . A rmm?”" kit i jatg s, - | o o, mach About orange. groves that 1| CoPETegational church Sunday wer varomes | — nt that sreat terest and benefit to ne of iiEeeD Sanc & memory of Mrs. J. M. Huntington, There al would impair amateur | couldn't get them out of t’:"',”““"‘-_h IDeg io o profect to have those who desire to ;:.l d to 4 .-;m-Z °"‘m3," you show me the Way |, rovide flowers for the pulpit for a Sun- Suiith the dctermi = e day during the coming year, as a memo- e e, ed in t B e et rial to some loved one, 8o arrange with i : | d ive assist extend to high school p the flower committee. will be served by th S > baseball rule app Churches in Conne Rev. John Smith METHODISSM WORLD POLICY BEFORE BOSTON MF From cvery town and city in Newin and delegates are expected to mammoth Kentfield, general frel | $6.511.63. posal to the sum- to_col- | COUNTY MILK PRODUCERS ELECT THEL = Atin resting of tha New Tomlonll qyps TOUE MEDICINE 18 0, K- < on County Milk Producers Association of the | woiis: - some metine s 0, 505 (s our medicine is O. k. I th w England Association. held In ths , "ind Tar Is the. best for Pdrtly C. T. A. U. Director. of New London. has Count John J. Ke . general superintend- ening, tinued stor of the; u_rooms n hs o nk your medicine is .ondon co W iliam 8 (L’.\rl\ of North Franklin was - 1 know 1 wouid never Frederich M ‘\b" of Lcba 5 coughs, colds and croup, cuts lht‘x-hl!zm ed clerk and treasurer. Only m~tters of opens air passages and alla irritation. a routine nature were discus: ¢ at the;It stops_ slcep-disturbing cou:ziing at meeting at which there was a goud num-'nigt. Children like it. Contains no opi- ates. Lee & Osgood. tie tuture LOWER RUG PRICES t church EVERY RUG IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK | HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN TO A LOW- ER LEVEL. IN OUR ASSORTMENT ARE INCLUDED MANY PATTERNS, COLOR- e : INGS AND SIZES, IN WILTONS, AX- ial PROVERB—If men will have no care fcr the future, NIUSTERS AND-TABESIAIES-S, fuG FOR EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE. thzy will socn have sorrow for ths prasent. NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO MAKE A SELECTION. cial pricz a yard 33 ORDE FOREIGN The post o reductio second re- ds a special invitation te all who want to save on dependable goods to take advantage of the opportunities which we offer in 1 ne Price Readjustment Sale et ty chopners will find opnortzfnit;es for savings in every department of the store. There are spe- & i clalsin CLOT I: I\L for len, Women and Cmadren—upeclals in HOUSEHOLD NEEDS — Specials in PERSONAL requirements. Many savings of 1-4 off our regular prices — other still greater sav- ings of 1-3 and even 1-2. Only articles of dependable quality, from our regular stock, are offered. As we are never undersold, quality for quality, these special savings are of the utmost importance. Knit Underwear for Women and Children | BRI RO ETMENT 500 yards of Toilet Twill Bleached Crash for Towel- ing, best grade, fast selvedge, former value 19c — ason for tho: new schedule, MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS TO COME BEFORE SUPERIOR COU Memorial resoluti he death of A 1 of this ¢ t of New 1 Qaisin Liu jamin H utions on the s Q. Cronin, INFANTS’ UNDERVESTS, 2S¢ CARTER’S UNDERWEAR Infants’ Winter-weight Vests—button down froni— s’ W We carry a complete line of the well known Cartar's Special price 23c, former value 3%. Underwear ‘for Women, in Vests, Pants and Union uits, in all wei nd styles. Seiole B aa el K P INFANTS' UNDERVESTS, 49c iy PR g mles Reigy 1 eranWinie s et e e ey VESTS AND PANTS, $1.65 50 pieces of 18-inch Antiseptic Dlaper, in 5-yard price 42¢, former price 59c. Women's Medium vsight Vests and Pants, Carter's lengths—Special price a piece ........cc0vvv... 69¢ CHILDREN'S UNDERWAISTS, 35¢ make, all shapes,regular sizes $1.65, extra sizes $1.85, One case of Chiidren's Knit Underwaists, Boys' and VESTS AND PANTS, $3.25 Girls'—sizes 2 to 12—Special price 35c each. Carter's Wool Vests and Pants for Women, all styles * 23 dozen extra size Hemmed Turkish Towels, sub- ject to slight mill stains, former value 69c — Price CHILDREN'S MUNSINGWEAR, $1.19 | in ! styles—Price 5275 a suit Children’s Munsingwear Vests and Pants, part wool ~—Prices are $1.19, $1.48 and $1.79, according to size. EXTRA SIZE SUITS’ $300 —Pnce S e ‘.- Kl . Carter’s Medium-weight, extra size Union Suits for 25 pairs of “Woolnap” Blankets, size 66x80, white and gray with colored borders, snghtly soiled, former less than price of Crib Blankets), former value $2.50 $1.49 &% Eutfil)om < On= case of Boys' Gray Ribbed Flescy- ed Union 95c a suit. We carry th well known Forest Mills Underwear for 13 pairs of Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets, slightly muss- 4 Women, in Cotton, in Wool and in Silk and Wool— ed and soiled, former value $10.00 a pair — Price B | MISSES' ONIONBUITS, s1.0 +| ST, . CTENGn NgiEe n Ot smiel i el a 5 P P EITER THAN BAU]MH- Misses’ Fleecy-lined Union Suite; sizes 2 to 16 years | weights. 2 R e e s A AR —Prices are $1.29, $1.59 and $1.79, according to size. 20 large size Comfortables, silk figured top, silkoline Th ds' : ; VESTS AND PANTS, $1.65 2 il Dorl.ls}%ngng?‘gfiv]e)lls%%‘{ggdi WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR, $1.29 Women's Forest Mills Vests and Pants, medium- back, new carded cotton fillmg, in blue, pink, yellow areaHarmless Substitute |§§ Women's Fisecy-lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, all | waight, all shapes—regilar sizes $1.65, extra sizes and 1zlvender former price Si0.0(}—Pnr,e now ... §6.84 h: S i ic .2 2r 2 Dr. Edwards’ Ofive Tablets—thesub- | § 0o o rioe $129 8 garment e 10 large size Comfortables, these are silk top and stitute for calomel—are a mild but sure 4 was a 1 neci- s best Pants— ice $1.4 vant. o b e SR D ants—Special price $1.48 a garment. medium-weight, and in all styles—regular sizes $2.75, liverand bowel complaints with calomel. | {8 ey re One ‘lot of Women’s House Dresses, Billi= Burke model, in green, made of good quality Poplin — Specnl price $1.50, former value $3.50. All our Women's House Dresses reduced as follows : . AK :Lfi—nduced {from $2.00 At §250—reduced from $3.98 Why cure the liver Dr. Edvards Olive | slosves, ankle length—Special price $2.29 a suit. all styles—regular sizes $2.75 a suit, extra sizes $3.00 place. . a suit. uced from $3.75 At educed from $: Headaches, “dullmse"mummy s EXTRA SIZE SUITS, $2.59 Women Satteen and Heatherbloom Pettl in black m from constigation and.d | Women's Extra Sizz, Fleccy-lined Union Suits, Dutch SILK AND WOOL SUITS, $5.50 including flowered eftects, regular apd exics Jarge sizves T '“"mmu pawards || neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length—Special price $259 | Women’s Forest Mills Silk and Wool Union Suits— AbiNeestiom JLTo a0 $EN §250—trom 3350 and $358 P T e A BT AT TR ® AN T POETRY. ./ REGRET. mbed the narrow, !Ilnl lane, A L. li magle, as it that night when you and A, oar ‘hands clisped ., sat, &L § Went up to: and 1 felt arain assy siopes, e dev-covied your volce: - "th Live ! you cried, “love is the best, not power Or fume, or " worldly things: Leve bloors & flower For’ golden “youth fto “pick. = 'Tis mn. Rejoice!” AR! If T bhad not tumed and £ answered M been i:n véral 20— £l rumained” the ‘same 7as when Tou sal and I sald “No"—and Bow yow're dead. —Oliver Jenkins, in Poston Transeript * : HERDSMAN'S WINTEE SONG. O wnter, weary winter, How nirrow Seems the earthl ‘st us in ihgsvolleys, ile cottage neurth. by ny loved one's eottage. Ay weaty way 1 pace, L look to the half-shut-lattice; Lut she scarcely shows her fage. when, with heart loud beating, ast 1 venture ni:‘| Yeside & e mot or er grows its bound. Thou stan2si' on the cHf above meg 1 coli to thee from below. And Fcho bears the message That only thon should'st hnv' And when my arm gPnfold thee On the mountais. .op %o free, We see the warld ue” And who le there 1o see? Ludwig Uhland. 10k OF THE DAY er (at luncheon in the hotel who has just completed his coilege carcer)—And have you decided upon ¥ou next course, young man? Young Saphead—Indeed, 1 have, pa- ter. What do jou say to a shrimp eal- ad with a little caviar?"—Judge. “Do you intend to vote at the coms election? Yes,* replied Miss Cayenne. “And | € shail wear my handsomest costume. Having secured the right to vote, ev- ery woman saould fecl it her patriotig duty to mahe it fashionable to do 80.” —washington Star. Mrs. Eapeck—Henry, I have politi- 1 an.b.tions. Mr. Enpeck—Getting tred of con- ur bossism to a certaln party, "Th(ms a great deal printed that j vou can't believe. is,” assented Uncle Bill Dot- pecially on bottles.’—Wasa- ington Star. What's that humming sound 7" “That's a bumble bee.” “He's got a mighty good engine™— BGoston Transcript. Does Mr. Grabeoin eare much for the theatre?” o, it recalls painful memwlen." How s0?" A glib-tongued producer once con- vinced him that the way to uplife the drama and win a niche in the hall of fame was to finance a girl M—Blr mingham Age-Herald. Wifey—So you were detained at the office by a will case? Hubby—Yes, dear; a consultation with the heir. Wifey—Yes; K see you brought it home with you on your shoulder. She was a blond, 1 notice.—Detroit News. Editor—I can’t understand where you get all the paper 1o write your poetry on when there is such a scarci- ty of the material. Poet—Oh, I use the backs of all the bills 1 receive—Houston Post. She—Have you any secrets in your past? He—None to speak of.—Boston Transcript. Mother—If you fell in the water, why are your clothes dry? Tommy—I took 'em off in ease of accident.—Edinburgh Scotsman. Lifesaver—Can you swim, sonay? Boy—VYes. Lifesaver—Where did you learn it? Boy—In the water.—Houston Post “So Bill is broke, is he? How did that happen?” “A rich friend dropped him."—Bos- ton Transcript. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Dickens often acted in private thea- tricals. The Ganges is constantly changing its channel. There are 12,000,000 negroes in the United States. Eskimos of Alaska are decreasing in population. ‘Wisconsin leads the United States in dairy products. There are nearly 600 sulphur mines on the island of Sicily. Chairs are being made - of T, twisted and reinforced with steel pods. Fireproof barrels made from mill refuse have been invented in wali, The state of Michigan is to Mllt its victory highway from ] u-n- 0 Michigan with apple An industrial plant in Daytons O. keeps on hand a supply of umbrellas to lend to its employes when rain finds them unprepired at the closing hour. A new school is to be established which will train men for the chemical warfare service, and incidentaily ‘give them a technical education. which will be useful in war.or peace. There are practically no fijes in the city of Panama and lnruly Aoy in the canal zone, according to Commander Arthur T. ueCu-la. T S. chief health officer of the Pana- ma canal This is because all waste and garbage are removed every day. To show her appreciation for Atier- ica’s aid in the world war, France is making plans 1o erect a statue 10 the 0 volunleers In the great Tab three marshals ‘of Joffre, Foch and Petain, are in tne project and w.nfll ut the republic will acowpt ontrivutiens to the funds One of the railrodd companies in the west has a_complete m—:-n:uau ppareilus mounted on. cars 0 irush 1o the scenc of any. mwn along its line A water' supply is car- ried In two tank cars. The pomp is Dumud M _engine by means be dellvered on both m-m '-‘;'i‘u-uu-.‘. making it a Tormidable means of hand ting forest fires. " e RIGHT WORK—RIGHT PRICE. RIGHT ON TIME - We Specialize On NEOLIN SOLES AND HEELS