Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 3, 1921, Page 12

b AR T FAIE AND WARMER T0DAY AND TOMORXOW FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES NDB‘“’XCXI‘ CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921, > Im be held Saturday, June 18, at 4 o'-|cants Who send_thelr discharge papers |morning with four other motor boats to | be traded until reinstated by Commission- ck, at the First Congrega-| by mail. The local supply of Victory |be used by the Harvard officials. er Landis, but baseball men believe his nal chureh. Quintard is | medals complete with clasps does away| The Yale boats will probably arrive |reinstatement will be followed almost im- de of Clarence El with the necessity of forwardinz applir | from New Haven today or tomorrow. |mediately by his release to one of the cations to Philadelphia, as was former- e three clubs as President Herrmann of Iy the case. and makes on the spot de- e R the Reds is understood to be willing to ith Alfred Bo: L 7/75 L<)Ulé/1f ‘_7'[7/7[5 vitati E Tive ossible. , de. —— ——————=| Three sults for divorce and ome for For Partition of Property. T el et — |, Madam Lindgren has returned from trade THE WEATHER. annglment of marriage, returnable be-| partition or sale of six tracts of prop- hces Scofield). The young ey e n N fore tho superlor court on the first Tues- in June, are among mew cases filed lay with Judge George E. Parsons, of the court. Aimuite Clark: Whipblals ot ' Grof ewhat lower secks divorce from Arthur N. Whipple states. | who, sho claims, deseried her on March 20, 1918. They were married in Novem- Reoqgen. The propert on We 1011, ‘She asks custody of @ T- reet, Coleman strest, Warren ~old fon and alimony, claiming her| 213" Jefferson avenuc, Hartford—Compton T. Johnson, a son of Vice President Elijah C.Johnson of the First National bank, who safled April 30 for Brest, France, is now at Tours, where he will spend part of the summep i study and rest. she attended 1! ican Hairdre Condidtions. ued high reday over and North Atlantic |erty in New London is sought in a “mi brought by William M. erick Redden, Annie T Eilen O'Connell of New London {Catherine R. Sullivan and Mary |Redden, individu: and as Ifor Frances H. Redden and ters of Mr. Quin- Harvard Boats ot Red Top o0 died about fif-| pe Jaunch John Harvard, which dhe Their step-mother iS{crimson men use in their training on the st daushter of Mrs. Scofield | myames, arrived at Red Top Thursday |43 amuel S. Scofield, of Bon- are prominent in Stam- From Coast to Coast Friday and Saturdey JELLY DESSERTS 2 pkgs. 15¢ St. Cloud, Fr American tenn surviving the T e Distinguished Research |cimination trials hard coupt . Church Progress Noted. h B championship hed tHe Bishop John G. Murray re- - Chemist semi-finals tod: William T. Tilden, s e by the Rogan the American grass court champion, i rmon at the jubi- qualified for the second and last round. husband is worth $1,000. On the claim that her husband, Myron Sinzeclosmse fing oy Sancon. Beckwith of New London, committed | The Ridgewood Uru- | York sues Carl Moderate to| weather Fri- |y ‘Hartford, in the singles semi by defeating M. Danet §-2, 6-1, '6-0, while Tilden | Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re- ana Arnold Jones carned the right to| b0 ppor Witk Othine—Doubl remain in the men's doubles by winning from the French Couteas and Strength Frro i e s This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money tween July 3, 1920 and May 1,| one Jane Stiles, and alleging t I ntemperance for more than a |Mott avenue, New London, Eisie May Kenerson Beckwitr and a receiver of rents on the prc s entered a divorce pe- | Three on Common Counts. d at New Lon-| mpe mwentieth: Century e asks to have yrossachusetts sucs John Jam le May Kener-|,¢ Stonington on the common $1,865, claiming this sim du 90 churches. diocese ber name changed to El son, | Irving 8. Ortiz of s was born in Ohio in t to Philadelphia. where he on hard courts was e ner of Denmark in st | iy e o was grad- it tails, 5y : ¥ for divorce from M. Ortiz of | &Y | sl of which ATIONAL T Don't hide your freckles under a - adelphia on the grounds of desertion | ToS Mansfield s He was =l veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- Regular 10c April, 1916. 1T DICKERING FOP WEINTE GROM —The A were married | ¢ June 18, 1315, the maiden name of |} e wife being Bertha M. Giberson. | B iss i 44 30.00 Misrepresented Eride’s Age. |gon s ine plaincitt in 3 - b Annuiment of the marriage of Thom- [IRdmER G Wet ot Pl R ooy S | acbt aue on May 9. 1921 Kapian, 45 Foreclosure in East Lyno a minor of| Foreclosure of a s the suit on a tract of land aplan. The taining about 150 cured a marriage |from Flanders to , from the Nor- Alice FE Corn onn., and James e .Agf' of Lil-|N. Y. The de , when uel Dobbin of They | of Richmond, 920, without written con- their minor oner asks to have!o: d to Lillian Kaplan. |beck of and served as and Stamford. n Stamford Patrick’s. roton on the this amount due on Fitzgerald C move them. Even the first few appli- cations should show a wonderful im- provement, some of the lighter freck- | were reported tod les vanishing entirely. “Helnie” Groh, inflelder. Be sure to ask the druggist for the ed yesterday with the Cincinnati Reds |double strength Othine: it is this that for $10,000 after a holdout. is sold on the money-back guarantee. w York, June Pittsburgh and N TEAS AND COFFEE 25c bb. i Best Values in Town ! , Who i She b Moon Saturday WE WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF OUR COLUMBIA STOCK OF RECORDS AT 50c Each As we only have a small quantity, come early if you wish lo save money on your records this week. gmrl\nced cal semina BUTTER LOVERS GREET REDUCED PRICES! “SWEETNUT” Now 25¢ Pound Saves You 1-3 of Your Usual Butter Bill ! SWEETEST OF 'EM ALL! GIVING PUBLIC TEST Direct Importing Co. 157 MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. "EVERYTHING GUARANTEED* r is a card which rator was locked ce of Dr. John |E Major Dr. Frederick Belding Power, the famous research chemist of the De- partment of Agriculture, who has just been presented with a gold medal, cspecially designed, the gift | ONLY AT of Henry S. Wellcome, founder of the Wellcome Chemical Research ° ° atory of London, England, for e a ln ; ac lne o Research Laboratories. Dr. Power is 24 FRANKLIN SQUARE considered the leading plant chem- ist of the world and the present ALL RECORD BOOTHS ON MAIN FLOOR—NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ed cervices to science Auring eighteen and a half years as medal is one of more than a dozen that he has received. Postage Prepaid on $1 Mail Orders Uncontested Divoree Cases. i are on the un- director of the Wellcome Chemica those present i to greet the new 1 snow lightly falling, cozy lounge-room, glowing coals ; in the old fireplace, Fido to appli- snoozing, your favorite cigar and a good magazizne Invitations to Doul Norwich 1 pioneer familic ceived - . : story — ‘what a night’ for mallueWhiteSae || GITY ELECTION |==50=: Starts ‘nurday at 8:30 A. M. || day’s responsibilities. Ths sale you have been waiting for. Under- 5 U N E eth That’s the old, old story ofl ctter kind at prices which are |! . " eye-strain that PROPERLY 1 they have been for many | |8 : POLLS OPEN FROM 5:30 A. M. TO 5 P. M. FITTED GLASSES alone cars. Now is the time to stock up for sum- /B i can remedy. mer, for you will ely want and will need || » g seme of these pretty undermuslins. Numerous }|§ IT Is NUT PU“TIGS"'T Is Gnm] BUSINESS | 4 SlYIef{ to che 1 and every garment is | | C. A. SP EAR i priced 'to m ing a most unusual one. f§ e . | ! A few item ed, many of the best are || v 0 T E an endorsement of an administration | OE?,L‘EHS(ST K not. » that has stood for and secured a clean, ! Norwich, Conn. & Whlte and Flesh Muslin | White Muslin Skir Cher{l‘lse_, with decent City; insisted upon and obtained an honest’ ef- =1 y Night Robes— broidery trimmed a d ed hand embroidery at ety T £ Bl ‘afia: R, 1 i June White Sale Pice. ruffle. : g | _‘: Cient and economic management of public airs. 3 48¢ June White Sale Price— | June White Sale Price— |8 48¢c | 48c ‘ - Muslin Gowns with shirring e sy seaand 2 | . eiidlatling miighiihe 1 lol: M':;dm uk!{x:‘lis with wide }: Chemise, r;ad‘- of < ) 5 . embroidery ruffle. - S e sheer nainsook, trim- § & Y June White Sale Price— | covd values. d wih fine val el Do you want a change BECAUSE : 68c June White Sale Pri; ne White Sale Price— Ilicit liquor selling has been stopped; uslin Gowns, an e 97 . o My Sy iz o S imbmi g BECAUSE—Franklin Square is now a safe place for large vm_'iety to select fm‘m. Muslin Skirts, plain h E Some with lace others with | gtitched with dout Chemise, lcoks || persons and vehicles; A GOOD STORY IS e ha*d embroidery. : embroidery trimming. ble pa : « White Sale Price— |l ~ BECAUSE—The wholesale denuding of lumber from WORTH REPEATING others made of good qualit June White Sale Price— | Sateen with double pa L $1.98 ‘ our water sheds was stopped by a Court Dbl e Ty 97¢ and a large varicty deep ruffles of good qual- An extra large assortment | ity hamburg embroidery. r : t { Muslin Bloomers, with elas- ordel" evera e ot A of Musli'n, Nainsook, Crepe | June White Sale Price— | bottom, also Jersey | i : f SUPERIOR B Gt 1y el I D Soms o 97c ’ lcomers. ; . 3E—An intelligent, comprehensive plan for COAL “Town nerly of |} better S . i i 3 : Juneg\rha’hie:e Sale Price— | The better grade of Skirts, | e thtef sl Ercess B hlghway lmProvment has been com- is proving highly satisfactory to 31 98 in muslin, sateen and silks, 25¢ menced; ;"iom: list ::r:k::'y“'cu:(odm:r: At June White Sale Prices | White and flesh Muslin s A o e Two-pioce Pajamas, in flesh | Cortet Covers, . trimmed | Bloomers, val Iace on saf. BECAUSE—The Police Pension Fund has been made T crepe, also colored figured | With neat embroidery edges. | fle, others with embroidery crepe. ‘| June White Sale Price— { at bottom. 8 :lth the co-opelr atl(l,? of th.e .po l.lce of- CHAPPE[..L CO. June White Sale Price— 59¢ June White Sale Price— || cers more nearly self-sustaming; Central Wharf $1.98 Milin Drawers, made of a 48c ; BECAUSE—You know now about the municinal Other M good quality material, tn'n-i Flech colored Crepe Bloom- lightin, lant‘ bett:: g::(li‘;.cnxl!:; “llntl}:; med with a fine hamburn daep rufflz, lace trim- g gP embroidered Philippine and ST “You Can Do No Better Than BECAUSE—Respect for law, order and decency has Buy Our Wurst.” Silks June Whitse Sale Price— ‘ June White Sale Price— 4 been obtained ? 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