Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 14

PARTLY CLOUDY “TODAY AND e ulletin. | NEED NEW NT Norwich, Friday, Dee. 17, 1 4 S . & P Adams of the Groton Grange was elected e e e master. The other officer clected clude new houses erected i the town|it the morning session of the grange ou'side of the city limits, of which there|Were John P. Hollowell which are | Overseer; Re lavailable as residences for people em-|Yard, lecturer The record also does | Chaug, stewa terations to buildings so|chaug, asgistant stes two-apartment | of Groton. chaplai; there were several first (N A new school bullding needed at Mt Pleasant street and urgent need of ada at the Bridge schools were subjects 'presented by town school board before a meeting of | the Chamber of Commerce committee on Suggestions had recently heen | made to the school board. is expected soon:to propdse a a after careful considerations hav been made, which it will place before the committee on education and the directors of the Chamber of Commerce for their approval and support. The Chamber of Commerce committee | on industries is mak THE WEATHER, Soath New Englaad—Cloudy and un- setied Friday; Satarday partly cloudy and somewhat colder. East New York—Cloudy and unsettled probably snow flurries; lay partly cloudy, colder in'the inter- North of Sandy Hook—Fresh to strong souttwest winds and overcast weather Sandy tock to Hatteras—Fresh g preparations for lude (1) a_complete list of The storm over the Lakes has decreased in intensity | Fatc and valuations has fallen Within the last 24 hours Eifiber of peial Middle Atlzntic and North At- t Norwich 1| present wth of new by this list. T of Tiving and Cweges |Eram. The following past master's’ were 2 dearth of modern tonc.|present and contributed largely to the | NEW LONDON MAN TO of five and six rooms s |interest of the progra 2 According to popula. |Stead. E. P. Barnes, Otto Lultz. recently received from Wash-|Crouch and NathanH.Hall. Dr. C. F. {0 Norwich the growth|Condon of Mystid attended and game an as follows: interesting tall. S representatives to Hartford on two oceasions to induce was somewhat be- Thursday night in the Mid- c and South Atlantic states, the middle west, and approxi- ormal elsswhere. i for enow flurries in s of the North Atlantic states on | but without material change in| be seen that the committee is actively encaged i The housing committee has heard a the National Housing convention, h delegated by the c tions in Norwich. in's observations show ords reported from ch ture and barometric readings 20,63 £321) the building of new| The following patents were pace with the popula- of the committee, list indicating the n ter carriers, for d new industrial | scope r 10th, the car-| total of SS-vacant ten-| i the city. This of the committee room tenements | It High || Moon urer of the | of the Nor-, f delivery of | efter high wuter it is low owed by flood tide. GREENEVILLE Dupuis has returned n Msosup after t the home of Louls Basset of |, water, which Is f of six games for the 1 should be t down Wednesday evening for [T has returned after few days with v while steaiing a ride on mped off the car and fell ed minor bruises. 1 Gade’s office and a vesterday | gt Federated church, accompanied the home be ) er spending a few days with |, n_Boswell avenue, oing tg try the wood: ng a_few days in New York. At the biennial meeting of New- Lon. | TorFinston, needle straightening = COUNTY POMONA ELECTS AND . | Porter, New Haven, stem winding and HEARS PAST MASTER'S TALK [Stem setling woleh; Alexander AWRT . = T machine P. of H. held In Pythian hall on Thursday Charles H.,15td Frank J° Terrell, Waterbury, pen Preston ~ City. G. F. Goodenough, Led- Brother Bartlett of Pa- » Armstrong of Pa- v Landon, treasurer; shop, Bozrah, secretary in some to | Spaulding, Norwich, Ceres: Miss Lena |and transmission lining. permits | Barnes, Stonington, Flora; Miss Flora | WKINLEY AVENUE GHURCH s (gy the :‘tn-e:‘k’." North Stonington, lady assistant RAISES SUM OF $1,088 ousing Corpora- | stews : Slater avenue and | member of executive commitee for | The members of the nchimle_y A;enne past, three | three years. A. M. E. Zion church zrevhe ing happy at this Christmas season over the success of their effort to raise the mortgage on their parsonage. They have collected $1,- different granges were read and approv- { pgy ¢ ugh the help of their friends and generBus supporters to Whom they are grateful for the help and encourage- ment these contributions have given the At the afternoon session the lecturer's | pastor, Rev. F. A. Lusan, and the church ; Mrs. Maud E. Bliss, Norwich. Following the regular, husiness session at which reports of the officers and the a clom chowder dinner with all the ns” was served to the latge number A. D. Zabriskie. hour was devoted to a Past Master’s pro- | membérship. szra NTOR G GROTOY IN 1920: George J. Marek, Bridgeport, [new trial was denjed to signaling devi ‘Willium J. Newtor, Bridgeport, surface t g liam A. Lorenz, Hartford, aeronlane pro- | chestra always beats it. peller blade ael J. Callahan, New NEW CEMETERY GATES The handsome iron gates ordered some time ago have at last arrived and been set up at the Mack's. Mill burlal ground 4 : The witness declared that he > | East Lyme. Thess gates aje the gitt | ord, " CH ICRTE 1o ot the cattle of Mr. and Mra. Frederick Way Chapman | Siarintce when auctioning off the ciittie of South Lyme and are 4 memorial to ({ich 1ot i, “atiie b e i, et they stand and as 1hey wear hair,” wiich is an expression used In selling and ave- Lydia Smith Beckwith, the fine front wall | {RRE off cattle when Do fpecial Toprer health“or condition. {that he represented that the cows which {were bought by the plaintifl, or anyone lse, “would give 10 quarla of milk” or Mr. Brown de- 2 ‘. B X ;, Torrington, curtaif i s e G tianey o Bl TueiRumiCe needle straightening machine ; Helen Carson, Stamford, tnink appliance ; Jesse A. B.'Smith, Stamford, carbon sheet; Mr. Chapman’s grandfather, Capt. Daniel ‘Watrous. This old ground has been most fortunate in the erccwment given by Mrt Stuart W. Parsons, New Britain, straightening band for boxes and the like; Talph Allen, Shelton, carpenter’s plane; Norcis E. Clark, Plainville, ex- Cyrus AVery |janged metal machine; Marshall N. Jar- . Hemnstead. |vis, Gildecsiceve, holder for metal work- Miss Allce A ling machines; Charles H. Bedell, Groton, Edward | periscope : L. & L. Automobile Accessories that would offset}Cook, Norwich, gate keeper; Mrs. S |Corp., Hartford, trade mark, brakebands tions to building: In 1915 the number of mew | Bishop, Bozrah, Pomona; Mrs. Frederick s erec'ed or for ed was occasioned given by ihe late Nelson Rogers and ot ers, and the cage it receives from the Scott Brothers. ' This finishing touch of the new rates changes what was once a sadly neglected spot into a beautifully - Kept and perfectly appointed resting | (reshen in the sorirg. Dliod of. the departed: |clared that the cows would have broueht from $175 to $250 # he had made such tead of the $30 or §40 Foote of Lebanon sgainst Max Kaplan of Colchester to recover $350 for the death |eter acudemy, of the cows, took the stand in the court of common pleas Thursday morning at | Laude soclely. New London, where the suit is being tried |awarded two scholurships. a Ringman of before Judge Charles I3. Waller and a | $120 aad a Phillips of $175. jury. - The plaintiff claims that the cows were diseased when he vurchased them and that they were represented as heal- | Conrecticut college at New London will close today (Friday) at noon for the an- PAY THE DEATH PENALTY | U500y gas the first witness for the de- nual Christmas vacation of two weeks George Rice, alias John McHenry, of New London, will ray the death penalty in Washington today (Friday) for the murder of Detective Sergeant James E. 1919 1920 R Armstrong and David Mulcare, automo- bile accessory dealer in that city, several PATENT FOR PERISCOPE |months ago. Rice was convicted of mur- ed Dec, | der/in the first degree and a motion for a Mr. Kaplan to condyct the auction, which Mitch: il | Time fiies. but the leader of an or- antable spout cooking uten- y hous- West surinis «FOR FLETCHER'S Robert S. Kin; Haven, ca ‘or metal m rentals taken up | PURE LARD ‘2 Pounds 45¢ Mr. | - | Pound oo ¢ Pink Salmon Fresh Shoulders bie that it | The first | 'ORANGES | WANTED Grape Fruit . Prices—Also Each . an ar- h oa snow ding a few days at the home of his Amos Minor while chopping wood in Kramer's woods Monday afternoon cut He went to the Brophy and he | Mr. Minor was later to his home In Preston. tournament that has been | running at the Social club rooms ended feated Frank Hodkinson reeneville dam was reported Wed- [the final match, Fletcher the water [ymmissioners as 5 feet over the dam. e near future, the Pinochle rt its annual tonrnament s some of the membe; o compete with last vear is due largely The Greeneville Grammar school de- RONSIDES EMPLOYES—NOTICE! Conditions in the market for boards that can be mads at either to SHUT DOWN IN- PART TIME at & loss on every pound of board MADE UNLESS our MILL EMPLOYEES WILL WORK AT REDUCED WAGES. Under these circumstances we announce a reduction in wages of practically 25 PER CENT. AVERAGE. New rates to take effect Monday, December 20th. Each em- ployee to bé separately notified of his new rate in this week’s pay envelope. The management in return will guarantee full time, run- ning No. 1 and No. 2 machines with ths exception of holi- days, during the next four wecks—and as lon as the Box Board market will make it possible. THE IRONSIDES BOARD CORPORATION H. E. LINDQUIST, General Manager. Mill No. 1 will run the balance of this week until Saturday, 7:15 A. M. December 15th, 1920. this mill, make it nece: DEFINITELY or to RU g thereafter FRISWELL’S Stock of Diamonds has never been so complete as now— we have always made a specialty and we never fail to This fact with our attractive MEN’S SWEATERS . MEN’S RIBBED UNDERWEARY. ... MEN’S HEAVY UNION SUITS'..... MEN’S WOOL MIXED ‘UNION SUITS MEN’S WOOL UNDERWEAR, a garment ..... MEN’S MERINO UNDERWEAR, a garment . MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS ........ MEN'S CARDIGGAN JACKETS..... DRESS'SHIRTS .. cioiiivils represent them correctly. prices has been our succe BRACELET WATCHES Waltham, Elgin and all makes of watchss i ular shapes—Prices the lowest for the PEARL BEADS La Tausca, Richeleau and regent beads in all lengths and sizes at 20 per cent. reductions over some stores. We also carry a fine line of ruby and pink sapphire rings, jewelry, cigarette cases, toilét sets and shaving *THE WILLIAM FRISWELL CO. - 25 and 27 FRANKLIN STREET n all the pop- highest grades of Useful Christmas Gifts TheNo:wi;h Bargain Hous: offers you big values in Men’s Neckwear, Shirts, Hos- 7, Sweatzrs, also Boys’ Knee Pants, Caps, Suits and many other useful gifts, that is a prassnt worth-while givipg, no holiday prices but our every day low prices, that we always have given. Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws, at remark-bly low prices. If you want to s2v2 dellars, it is to your advantage to bay here. LOOK OVER THESE LOW PRIiCES: MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS . MEN'S MACKINAWS ..... MEN’S SHEEP LINED COATS .. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. MEN’S CORDUROY PANTS . MEN’S WORKING PANTS MEN’S BLUE OVERALLS, DOUBLE BUCKLE MEN’S BLUE RAILROAD OVERALLS. . ...... BOYS” OVERCOATS,-SIZES 310 9.....%..cvvuutieunie. .. $2.75 to $7.50 BOYS” OVERCOATS, SIZES 10 to 18.................. $10.98 to $13.98 BOYS MACKINAWS - C. .. oo oot i Bes o o e ¥186100 10 $8.00 BOYS’ SUITS, SIZES 3t0 8........... BOYS'SSUIES, SIZES 7o 18 ;..o . v iicn L. $5.50 107 $14.00 ONE LOT BOYS’ CORDUROY-PANTS, SIZES5t09. ... ONE LOT BOYS’ CORDURQY PANTS, SIZES 9 to 17............... $1.75 ONE EOT BOVS PANES, SIZES 5 1087 ... .. o iuhiinn s ovons sevonids ofDe ONEEOTBOYSIPANTS. 2. el . of s 2l 0 il 50l %, 81:50:10./$2:50 FURNISHINGS New Haven, tele- Children Ory e dviee tor ratper wome: wieon | CASTORIA . 19¢ “|Pound ........20c|Clearbrook Eggs " Sweet, Juicy 500 Chickens and Dozen 29¢ Fowl, at Market . 10c | Turkeys and Geese ceveaee.. $12.50 to $30.00 .... $10.00 to $14.00 $12.50 to $35.00 . $3.50 to $3.75 $1.65 .. $1.39 . $1.50 WPy e e e et 19300 10/ $BI08 ceiiieee... $1.00 to $6.50 . 95¢ Hete L) ... $1.95 it SO ... $1.25 to $3.50 ey SA00 ... $1.39 to $1.98 THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE “ALWAYS MORE FOR LESS” 3-5-7 Water Street, Cor. Washington Sq., Norwich, Conn. " ARRIVE AT MACK'S MILL representations AUCTIONEER TESTIFIES IN they did bring. | SUIT OVER COLCHESTER COWS Charles F. Brown of Colchester, the auctioneer who sold the cows which are the basis of a Suit brought by Roger and Mrs. Frederick P. Latimer of Groton, was one of seven scniors at Phillips Bx- He testified to being engaged by land four days. 'HAVE Yuo SEEN OUR HANDKERCHIEF SHOP? It Is Fairly Overflowing With Practical and Dainty Gifts This is the first year sincs th> war began that the handkerchisf famine has ex- perienced any relizf. Our efforts, this year, have mat with suc--ss, and never be- fore have wa been able to offer such a large or such an attractive showing of the staple and novelty designs, for men, women and children. WOM HANDKERCHIEFS AS LOW AS 10c, Dainty, sheer lawn Handker- 10 TO 25¢ Th Nicely embroidered, in white or colors— WOME ONLY 37/zc OF THREE EMBROIDERED PURE LINEN EMBROIDERED HANDKBERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS Three pretty embroidered lawn Hand embroidered Handkerchiefs | 1i.:ayerchiets which the lady has been waiting = for. She wants real linen— El £9c TO $1.50 56c AND 750 REAL MADEIRA HANDKER- CHIE “Madeira embroidery is always complete— 75¢ TO $2.00 SR HANDKERCHIEFS OF ARMENIAN HAND WORK = e Drawn work of the highest qual- CHILDREN'S PURE LINEN ity,-in wonderful variety of de- HANDKERCHIEFS sign. - Next to.real laoe these are the most desirable— With dainty hand embroidery— $150 TO $3.50 A Few Christmas Presents COLORED WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT Good, sensible gifts are not to be digregarded. Some women you know would like to receive a present of a few yards of some of these attractive Wash Goods, and here is a chance to buy th2m at decided reductions. A SALE OF ‘39c OUTING FLANNEL AT 19 We have just received a fine assort- ment of attractive colored Outing Flannel of the quality we have been selling for 39c a yard. It is all 27 inches wide, of good weight, and we can offer it in a number of good light and dark colorings— Special At 19c a Yard YARD-WIDE PERCALES Holiday designs in fine Dress Percales which formerly sold for 39c a yard. We have quite a selection of rosebud and other small designs which are suitable for the Christmas Aprons— ". Now 25¢ a Yard PROPOSE TO MAVE SILL TO MAKE RRIDGE FLrw The propusai to bring abost if pow.- ble, ‘the removal of toli ehiarzes fram 1. Thames River highway bridge and posei- bly the Saybrook bridge the New London Automohile socigtion At its meeting Weldsestsy wven- ing. President Bdson B. Patteraos R. P. Smith were appoiated u committee to get in touch wi'h Femator-elect C C. a bill drafted t> the time nothing about the conditiod-of an cattle, which had been purchased farmers In the surrounding coun! Costello to ha fect he will introduce in the Patt-reon states that witness deried clubs thro whout the state 1o hripe &b {the elimination tolls o Tays for Telenhons Tallding Sife The Southern New England Telephons Co. has just bought in Now London - for the reported price of $35.000 3 pleee of property on Washington stret nest to the Elks home. A “onAjn- fae telefhose headquarters is to be erccted. Scholarship for ¥. P. Latimer, Jr. Frederick P. Latimer, Jr., son of J elected honorary membe: Youns Latimer was also Connecticut College IHoliday. To Stos s Comgh Quick take HAYES' A i Se. TRATE SALVE for ids, hesd rolds and . e ith every bottle. THE BOSTON STORE | Tuesday morning, Jan. 4, at 8 o'clock. S EMBROIDERED REAL LACE HANDKER- HANDKERCHIEFS h colored Dutch designs A real lace handkerchief is & chiefs with white or colored bor- | Sift which will retain its graci- ders, with' pretty embroidery— | ous asgociations for many years. e are really exquisite. Duchess and Venise Lace— 98c TO $6.98 HANDKERCHIEFS MEN'S PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Plain Handkerchiefs, pure linen, S CHRISTMAS BOX FROM 65c TO $150 MEN'S FINE CAMBIRC INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS FROM 17¢ TO 58¢ PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 75¢ AND $1.00 MEN'S COLORED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS white or colors— CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS BOX OF THREE DAINTY pleasing, and our stock is very HANDKERCHIEFS With initials and fancy ‘colored 50c A BOX HANDKERCHIEFS Made specially like dad’s, with colored borders, 10c—170—25¢ From the 49¢ DRESS PERCALES New patterns and colerings, with a parti- cularly pleasing selection of pretty floral designs. It is all one yard wide— A Five-Yard Pattern For $1.65 A DRESS PATTERN OF FINE GINGHAM A pretty gift, and an eminently useful one is a Dress Pattern of this fine Gingham. You may select from a very large stock of new plaids, stripes, checks and solid colors At 25¢—35¢—42c a Yard WINDSOR COSTUME CREPE Formerly sold as high as 69¢ a yard. We show a choice selection of small floral d=- signs which are excellent for Holiday uses Now 49¢ a Yard