Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 9

b [(] SPECIAL Here is where you get your quality and | 7r, i e THE NEW STORE, OPPOSITE THE Boots, first quality, $7.50 values—_ MEN’S DRESS SHOES — Rice & Hutchins; Bates, Em=rsons—All high- grade raakeg— " 563 pairs FELT SUPPE.RS;thh felt soles— LADIES L-Over 1,000 pairs FELT SLIPPERS, Moccasin style; 7 differ- ent colors— 10 STORES SELF-SE 18 FRANKLIN SQU ‘ OUR LATEST STORE OPENED LAST SATURDAY, IN WOONSQEKET, R. L Overcoats. Your actual saving | ~ - $2.95 Pair 2 1921 : 3 | that he was still under the demination of Cru control away from the conrtact was wi safe deposit box until Dec. 31, 1912, ruttenden had it recorded Wi t the knowledge or consent of Chap- ss of $30,000, but Chapman |Realty Co. The pl: den, then, by = quit claim deed 30, 1912, conveyed the rea thout consideration, to the | tacksd and the pape e and heid the common vl clerk’s office. d that the officers 5| doks eration and that the true title to ang was owned by Chapman. London, doing of the Sidney is brought tor of the d den in a safe deposit box|min avings Soclety until the |tate. It is alleged that r the a that Way Wwhe! 4 g Jersey, who recomimended P | childr 2 e | plained that if arranged it w be w F 5 S l A peH Teeke on: 4oy jest in the controversy 1s not sufficlent)the Schulte .miereiic “.;‘“:'J;’,;’fi Y Rim for the poat & d . fi d | sezes; i tade 1 ¥ o interests in contyol LI00O service In t an sty e, in ‘: Seeking Divoree. o exciude it from the cousts, or pre Wwith him as president of th enterprise. B mon counts for a EXTRA SPECIAL o of Trousers to match any coat. John C. Geary i | i H ‘i brougt BULLETIN OFFICE URCHMAN 33 Franklin Street ' i tutned to r trip south and B ' [sae of an the tand when 325,000 would| RAIL UNION CHIEFS I'«ci{or\ of the Princeton corfersnce, was F $3 |56 “pmia o Way. The platntift claims| YIELD TO 'RiSSUREl::;k it was announced, In order to pro-| New. Minister To Denmark ’ hat he did not kno! ! (Continued from Page One) wiil with the se 0 any such contrac! blige the corperation !the principle followed by the department {0R OLD LYME REAL ESTAY iioas rents ana profits from it, and takes | - sccording to officials of the dgpart- and the stock has not been delivered to|upon the decision of the supreme court|tinuation v®.rk consists of one man from The deed, it is claimed, remained in|the plaintiff, and that he only learnedin the case of an Injunction granted in N 4 by chance recently of the racordlng of (1894 against Fugene V. Debs apd oth-| of Princton, is chairman and the Con- the deed of May 1, 1302, and that Crut-lerg to prevenmt Interferemce With the op-| cecticut representative fs W. R. Kiernan, tenden had conveyed to him a'l his|eration of interstate trains Into and out| of Wesleyan. At this time the real estate was |right, title and interest in the Coast Lineiof Chlcago. onsideartion for the trans-|such a contract was improvident. uR=|upholding the contention of the govern-{ . ¢ New Haven, Oct. 37—Peter L. Nave- Real “gstate belonging to Mr. Crut- |very terms of its being, with powers and , Oct. 21. . Gen at Crescent Beach has been at-|duties to be “exercised and discharged |Xen of Bridgeport was found guilty in filed here Thursday at the superior court jam ew the conveyance was withont 510,000 For School Bos's Death. for the death of Jo-|those courts that it has no mecun jas Joseph Adams, a linterest in the matter. The obli; S : that while .t I3 not the provinee of t | while the Frankow child was on the way | tha! i 5 & {to school and was near enough to the|Eovernment te Inferfere in any mere | t Lyme school to be Im the area |Matter of poivate controversy betwe t driver ‘and ias operat { New London secks from Dopksthder W. Linn of roid daughter. ‘Washi; c — i i Shoninger Co. of New Haven sues | i, poorinston, Oct. 27—Officials dire Clara M. Pyne of Waterford on the Suit Fos Foreclosure. junions at Chicago decided to wi ' RORWICR BULLETIN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER te epirit of co-ordination and good ools and colleges of oth- THIN, FLAT HAR § GROWS LONG, THICK AND ABUNDANT er lands.” It was also deefded to send speakers to the coileges of the east which did not l!ena delegates to tha Princeton meeting kim. Further that|ment, the government is ‘basing its right{in an effort to obtain their co-gperation. ithout consideration of action in the event of an emergency| The committee In charge of the con- gives them all the!of justice would apply clsewhere. - “Danderine” costé only 35 cents a bottle. One appiication ends all dandruff, stops itching and falling hair, and, in a few momeats, you have doubled the beau- ty of your hair. It will & appear a mass, so soft, P lustrous, and easy to de § up. But what wil : please you most will be after a few weeks use, when you see new hair | —fine and do at first — yes— but " halr growing all over the scah§ “Danderine” is t o the hafr what fresh =hoy of rain and sunshine are It goes right te the and strengthens them mulating tonie helps aded hair 1o grow long and luxuriant, ! each of the states represented. C. Denby, — BRIDGEPORT MAN GUILTY , Justice Brewer sald: VIOLATING JITNEY LAW “Bvery “government, entrusted by ths! aintiff alleges that In rendering his decisfon in that case to the Dlaintiff, unreasonable and |me: legal < L [dutles t0 b e Ak o Hlene 1o | common plead coust Tate today of viviats T in e o o Tty awen courts for any mroper | IE tho state jitney bus ia operat- B 0 e O e o tho sne.ani| & a Jilney bus tn thila aily “withatt & tha gischarge of the other, and it is no | - e i e e s udge Simpson deferred sentenc- § : ng argument on @ motion made for Naveken o have the ver- ., has beem | which it js.under to promote the inter- " Sulman of est of all, and to prevent the yrong do- business under tie|ing of cne resuiting i Injury to the Manufacturing Co. | eral welfare, is often of itself suffici ¢ Max Boyer, ad-|to give It 1 standing in court.” deceased child’s es-| Clting numerons cuthorities the enin- ion continued: on March 21, 1821, Tt Is olvious from these decisions ove 2 dus for the Adver- 1 Coach Service, which start- e here last summer. Coupons individuals, or to use its great powers | DENIES ABSORPTION OF of one agaiast an- s D: e e SCHULTE RETATL STORES as effect the m and are in respect of ma the Constitution are entrusted e of ths natfon and concern- tha natlon owes the duty to zens of securing to them their ts. then the mere fact that jthe sovernment has no mecuniary int where warning he by large b on Milford enish thelr s or deal wich London- New York, Oct. 27.—David A. Schulte, 5 s president of the Schuite Retal] Stores Dr. John Dynell Prince, new U. Corporation tonight denied renorts that | S. Minister to Denmark. Dr. Prince b tlon Was to be absorbed by | is professor of languages at Co- its chief rival, the United Cigar Stores | jumbia Univer: He Is a close Corporation. e admitted that negot! friend of Senator Freylinghuysen, | tions for a merger we-e pendinz but eommon ri from taking measures therein to arge those con: He said a definite announcement on (he g of tha neeglations tional duties.’ HELD FOR MURDER OF married Jan. %O o N s intolerable crue’-| TMENL VN ek the ot WASHINGTON OFFICIALS | a as far from being s n batches n!:'ne r«undr:a men closed and could mever be closed ex-| M v, N. ory Bz cept as above stated. | > iy interested in the raliroad st tiations who were_available late tos claim of $1,100. when the leaders of the railroad | BY NEWSPAPERS t{22 BODIES RECOVERED FROM IN PAST SEVEN YEARS WREECKAGE OF EXPLOSION son early t Kankona 4 v.’u'.thorlzn(io!n hrf the strike would malke S | o comment preferring, it was explained to withhold s ni L‘lni!'. 40::\"0“,{ gy Cfnl» :J“‘ndm- | & siNi® of optisism over the outcome ‘of | TTOUS 3 erime was o . if-‘::: o ms: gotlations, however, had heen ap- | o> s 3 ks, t“emm. in administration clrcles for som: e e belleved probable that he amod e t Ha would have some state- e ! ment to make upon his return from the { south tomorrow. b Rome, Oct vicinity of V- American newspa- QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigars, or Chewing habit COLLEGE STUDENTS ACTIVE TO LIMIT ARMAMENTS Oct. 27.—A cablezram he executive commit- | CFFERED FR nt armament conference TUR lay at Princton, to t 8 quarters of the countries to be| Tos Angeles, Calif | sented at the Was»"\gton confer-|of | ence on the limitation of arnaments. The message which oytlined the plans and | % oM TO STATE'S EVIDENCE of Cagad foundland. A {= soon to com Palmer, . after & two weel through New En| Oct. 2 IRISH REPUE A REVELATION OF VALUE-GIVING THAT WILL ROCK condition after a few salling days. TWO OR THREE PAIRS. 1_Can you imagine ? Good-| 850 pairs WOMEN'S FELT SLIP- HERE'S A WINNER ! r2lis, rubber heels, wide and} PERS, fur-trimmed, leather soles and s f T - 35 Shoes—Over 3001 heels; 7 different colors— , * ng ‘fl‘l—‘_ f i $1.49 Pair . SCoUT SH‘ES. Elkskins, ¢ like irom $1.75 Pair n Army Last WORK The £5.00 kind—marked odds and ends—On tables— $1.00 Pair ber heels— $2.95 Pair They Sell for $5.00 Elsewhere. BOYS’ SHOES, sizes 9 to 13 black, wide toes— $1.95 Paix $2.93 Pair $1.95 Pair $3.90 Pair year Welt Shoes, rubher heels— $2.95 Pair 50c Pair 81, to 11— $1.95 Pair and browns— $1.95 Pair HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. “THE STORE THAT IS NEVER UNDERSQLD” 10 STORES RVICE SHOE STORES “WHERE DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY” That Will Startle rs. Thrift and the little Thrifts will be happy ’cause they know a SELF-SERVICE SALE which means a from ouf already Rock-Esttom Prices is more than an ordinary Sale. it that only our object to turn cur surplus stock into CASH could bring about, and besides v‘trg are going sitery after the sale, and these prices which szem almost unbelievable, ought to leave our stock in a TABLES AND RACKS TEEMING WITH ONCE IN A LIFETIME BARGAINS ! N'T KEED ANY SHOES, BUY WHILE OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING. IF YOU RO, BUY MINUTE THE BELL RINGS SATURDAY, 9 A. M. THESE LOTS GO ON SALE ! OVER 10,000 PAIRS OF SHOES, HANGING ON OUR ORIGINAL SELF-SERVICE RACKS. 379 pairs WOMEN’S HIGH SHO! AND OXFORDS — Broken sizes, 587 pairs COMFORT SHOES, wide widths, vici kid, plain and cap toes, cushion scles and flexible, with rub- 31 OQ P a-ir ; YOUTHS'—1, 2, wide toes— BOYS'—1, 6, U. S. Kreider, Good- | style creations— GIRLS’ SHOES — Children’s sizes, | Yow'll MISSES’ SHOES, 11%4 to 2, blacks | E widths—blacks and browns, vici as = s. Macilynne C. Oben- ACTIVE attorney’s office, it | arles Erbstein of Chi- can't have what you like try| what yeu have. i Norwich HIGH PRICES TO SLEEP ! 121-125 MAIN STREET FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY ONLY A TWO-DAY SALE OF Silk and Cloth Dresses 563 pairs INFANTS’, CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ STITCHDOWNS, worth $2.50 per pair— Es| Your Pick $1.25 Pair All sizes, 5 to 8, 814 to 11 and - N2 INFANTS’ SHOES, sizes 3 to 8 — Etutton and lace, soft kid, worth dou- ble— This sale is the result of a remarkably lucky purchase and may fittingly be called - U THE DRESS EVENT OF THE SEASON : u : Regular Prices Were to $39.50 LADIES’ DRESS SHOES—787 prs. blacks and brown, vici kid, rubber 1, heels, Goodyear welts — and Shoes. % | that are worth up to $12.00—going for— 685 pairs Novelty Oxfords and Stra, ey & ek §2.95 Pair Goodyear welts, rubber heels and all. pay $8.00 and §10.00 for these elsewhere. v Women’s Wide Ankle SHOES, triple .$16.50 | . p Py i lJ Over 200 Dresses to choose from—All new models shown fl £ () today for the first time here. A choice collection of the i (] season’s smartest style conceptions for all afternoon func- tions, for street or general wear. ALL SIZES AND COLOK> u Velveteens, Poiret Twills; Cantor. Crepe® Crepe Sfitin_s; * Tricotine, Satin Cantons Shop Early—Sale Two Days Only—Tcday and Saturday - Exceptional Sale of New Waists FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 250 TAILORED WAISTS-—Regular 35.00 Values Pure Silk Pongee Crepe-de-Chine kid, rubber heels too— $3.90 Pair NORWICH, CONN.