Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 12

| FAIR TODAY; PROBABLY SHOWERS TOMORROW FCTLL ASSOCIATE. ’ PRESS DESPATCHES a utility in street lighting in the plans thay aiv on for the proposed a \n i o \orvnch [ \den Company are ex- Main street of the proposed W ive an excellent im- what the White Way wil +. ety and Uty n City White Way | Arcadian Post with Sol-Lux Top. the fireme used in removinz a person {rom a burning and 32- Benton they repeated the scout laws. ~ The boys|yard, His father, J. Leavenw were amply taken care of by the refresh-| i ment committee and went home, having | intendent of tho public s enjoved a pleasant eveping. 418 FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS mfttee of the New London county farm| and home burcau met at the farm bureau| er of Stoninston as a dir ‘ and accented. It was left to the secre- |5on tary to get in touch with the farm bureau| was given hy George A. 448 members haye been si f’nn ¥ mr‘hhrv:‘v ip plan. This means tha et ot the £ don county at the voted that the wo membershin camna towss be left under the direc A = B oAt Kahn. There in the cou o pul in 2 paien. The wich White Way ¥ INFORMATION |Box scouT! HED AT WASHINGTON 053 ORE WIFE UNFAITHFUL, ONDONER § FOR HOL Take a you and L) LUNCH be sure of a dainty lunch. Your Grocer Sells It HIBITION' NOBWICH YOUR IDAY jar with you can NATICHK, MASS. APPEAT- I\ HOOPING COUGH T e a fine demonstration of | MAJOE JO! mery, lost Afte two scout yells, the Horse Laugh 8 were given, Scout Executive Tled the scouts to attention and latter part of April Major Leavenworth | made srandson of Jonathan Satterle abuse. up uw about seven years ag and made his home Leavenworth and re Al il 1\”\!1“]..\..,,“‘ kil _ he {3tood that his fatn Seven members of the executive com-| 1000 THL nother has ma unde; mysteriously dis- Caittrale Aame zround that his mother is dangerousiy | The following'patents were office in this city this week. The follow- | S10 ey il and he et before Ter |3 ing business was taken up: beieionaniotd {death. Bishop was convicted of sccond | The Fesienation of H cavenworth lying on the pu: at 1 oelock, Sund: in that town and ask them to|{ irations for someone to fill the | resignation of Mrs. Weaver was read and accented, as) < out of town. Mrs el Colon nd his le on noe £ the membership campaign | . Thus far | ned up en thel i from th s = sinsle. makl dnlty Randolph with his | 1911 of the accidént, It|June. ot out of his the it appears, he © hear the approaching|is re < at first feared that through loss of blsod he would not e anite 2 number of pla u-‘s‘ re it has been r than 500 family farm bureau before only 33 vears has huvv acting: commander | B Ra for some time, Dr. Leavenw is _|SIXTY-EIGHT TETITIONS FOR PARDON BOARD TO HE AND and Norwich, one| London and Ston- |, Tondon and INGROWN TOE NAIL TURNS OUT ITSELF the flesh, Mission Book to Ofis fhrary ¥y outward al | | | ! | man- The National ! Smrmwr Suit for Mm TO GET THE SUMMER SUIT THAT MAKES STYLE AND COOLNESS POSSIBLE IN THE SAME GAR- MENT GET A KEEP-KOOL SUIT. KEEP-KOOL'IS THE + ; ‘ MARK OF A SERVICE — | A GOOD CLOTHING SERVICE, WO RK E D INTO A LIGHT-WEIGHT SUMMER SUIT. COMFORT, STYLE, FIT AND A WIDE SELECTION OF STANDARD SUMMER FABRICS MAKE IT POS- SIBLE FOR MEN OF ALL AGES, TASTES AND BUILDS{ TO ‘BE SATIS- FIED WITH A KEEP- KOO L' SUIT. J. C. MACPHERSON Quality Corner Opp. Chelsea Savings Bank RN WORTH years, and Jacob Bronerwine, serving | YALE WILL ARKIVE AT life and drag, which are LOSES LEG AT COLON |one to three years for participation in the Word has been received that Major | W00d alcohol whiskey cases at Christmas building whe novercome by smoke. Scout-{john 1. Leavenworth, of the Coast Ar-|Ume master J. L. Johnson produced fire by |yillery the Indian method in spite of the damp- ness of the weather. AN scotts joined in | the game of Snatch thq Hat, which ill trated concentration, alertness, strateg and attention. ‘Corps at. Fort Randoipp, near |Pardon. “Nathan Salsberg, servinz § to varters at Gales Ferry, Sunday, June Colon, Panama™ Canal Zone, . Central [12 vears and rl?run: Rose SEEving: sHreh America, & former resident” of Norwich ;;‘onfi‘& e!'":e:’h:l'r”'mi same offense, peti- aduate of the Norwich Free Aca- A e g T mas‘l(‘; in an accident on the| On the 43rd year of his incar railroad near Fort Randolph during the|Frank Bassett of Bridgeport, a “lifer’ % o . Trving D. G. > county, a is a Rative of ‘New London county, a| Irvine D T Watkind of petition. st | road will run the us ools in Jewett| John T. Hayes of Winsted, serving a Norwich, | life_sentence, friends | 20 Years and makes his fifth apn Norwich, | foT pardon. The father of the Cook gi —who Hayes killed—has recently dicd. Charle ago and that his|?d “trust her home with her son | Years. degree murder in Toliand. in 1906. He maintains the crimo was committed in gn t| epileptic fit and he had no cause to Mrs. Williams. HUSBAND SEE New London has brm ived @ severe shock | Superior court on the first Tuesday Brodie J. Richaréson and C. S. Barber, GALES FERRY JUNE 5TH | Waterbury, lift latch for Bandbags; Al 5 pil riVe o rowing |thur W. Wellingion, Wat o e thels fivst. petition for | Yale oarsmen will arrive at the rowlng to prepare for their ' annual aquatc| struggle with Harvard: Head Coach |10 ¢ s Nickalls has not yet made the selection :‘.“‘h“““ t and J. He of the men to be ta i cration, have been held by ta copmittes Xew York, New Ha . West, his 22nd application. tkins of Torringtcn and Haj of minor female, makes carms and am- ains | mun over on and pyrotech but capacity not be e has heen heretofore, beep in prison nearly | Henry Rishop. who at the prison for the p: < Ty asks again for pardon, on the Connecticut Paten DIVORCE 0N GROUNDS OF CRUELTY /27 the grounds of {ntolers (o gice ik et e e w Eritain, thermal circuit-b the Woodstock Dairy SHANNON BUILDING NORWICH, CONN. Low Prices for Friday and Saturday BACON | MEAT LOAF Sliced, Ib 38c—Strip, Ib 33¢ l Pound: . . . oon it ises COOKED CORNED FRANKFURTERS BEEF, Pound. 2o o OTC N Boundh, voos . o o i e S00DE SMOKED BONELESS SMOKED BONLESS SHOULDERS, Pound. 35c { BUTTS, Pound...... LIVERWURST CHAMBERLAIN'S DRIED Pound 4.7 s oo vvie - 29C EREFF Poail . . 05047% 708 EOILED HAM NATIVE EGGS Pound - 5o Mo, oGk Bogeh b b o L0, Cocs 48P0 PEANUT BUTTER MILD CHEESE Poand 7 15 L0 Sins TRel Pavede L0 ok S he LEAF LARD Woodstock Creams 2 Pounds . .. 25¢ | BUTTER, Pound..... 37c FIRST PRIZE OLEO- NUT-O-GOLD MARGARINE, Pound. 22c | MARGARINE, Pound. 25¢ Bessie Oliver Timm Ga. They were m The suit is return e hefore the | Property in Flo: Morcer of Or: 1% ‘SPECIALTY SHOP Where Quality and Low Price Predominate PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday EXTRAORDINARY VALUES SMARTEST STYLES— s - A Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts | FOR WOMEN AND MISSES || SEASONABLE DRESSES FOR ALL OC- CASIONS, IN A VARIETY OF STUNNING MODELS. A FEW OF THE MATERIALS ARE, ORGANDIE, VOILE, LINEN, DOTTED SWISS, TAFFETA, FIGURED FOULARD, AND CANTON CREPE. VALUES FROM $12.50 TO $59.75— Now Priced At $5.50 to $37.50 A Complete Line of Graduation Dresses, Just Received IN MANY CHARMING MODELS, IN WHITE ORGANDIE, GEORGETTE AND FILET NET, LACE TRIMMED. THEY ARE DISTINCTIVELY YOUTHFUL AND CLEVERLY DESIGNED— SPECIAL PRICE $16.50 'JERSEY SUITS AND SPORT COATS IN THE WANTED STYLES AND MATERIALS— $6.75 and $9.50 ; A SPECIAL LOT OF SUITS AND WRAPS' To Be Closed Out at $19.75 THESE ARE A WONDERFUL VALUE. SPORT SKIRTS—A good selection . .. .. $8.75 to $15.00 SUMMER FURS, in large variety .............