Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 6

i S Bt R NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921 ~ i — e = = . » ernor Reily before he sailed, Captain |af eight different Baptist churches, flveiwen over a century old and/he expects| railrond, was arrested by federal agents sioner 3 Businéit i Businéss Hudson said. made it appear as “of POs-|in New Hampshire, ore in Vermont, ere | !0 duplicate this record. at his home here today, charged with|PT N sible incendiary origin.” In Massachusetts, and ome in Ohio. He T T | violation of sectioak 37 ana 237 The forward holds of the steamer of the | Nove was married twjse and 1ad oaé sofi, He CHARGED WITH COMPLICITY ‘.pcnal code. Bigelow is alleged to have| been a Sub-agent in a - huge lottery | #cheme now being prosecuted by tae! R federal governmént. Bige'ow was ar- | ples It 1s niot the s§h of &n unduly 1 picious man to wender why the Enkland undertaidps are three- _ €er, Herman, that Rothiyg i 3 woman more than t6 be abié | utsth Of & NAUGAAL casket compas; B flooded late this afterneon, as a X 4 o oot i has survived his entire family. IN HUGE LOTTERY SCHEME o last resort, to check the stubborn blaze, hn Hi . ith # 1 Aerchants and P Pra which had burned since last Wednes- aniloniyaxz:fiy" ‘fia‘maxfnfi::e‘ah m:,:;g T T e ooy tmrt who, #poll lday, and which broke out with renewed - , Nov. 2 trade. ) usl nderselling.’ Per- o —Benjamin Bige- 5 r : - | Boston Herdld. P cen remived hor | 28° 0 heredity. His mothér 1ived tb be|low, 88, an employe of the New Havenfaizned before United States Commis- | to say to her husband, "1 told yail so. % Intens'ty when be | i [wons/mot holdifly the Burgher Right were | mn i oo : P : § : . Drceofiliaiiinaroalt bave dotted Joroniiied. from conducing Dusinecs | "\ oo Sipressed th ontnion that & - = = unteiofwither with Christlan or Heathen The | uerendum on the question of independ- ock. {Tiax, §Bencts, Janques and (others | fee was stx beaver skins. B ool ise. 1o, nala b Wored s8¥ehe Sorfillantiprocession tof old world | “Freedom of the city was provided in " o ¥a% Drovided In | be overwhelmingly defeated. He samhhié 2 the ngan charter of —the firs s authorized to deny reports thati Bguresj dramn o Amedca in the wake | Engiish charter of New York city, and Governor Refly had . been summoned 5F the world war. had ‘they come @bout | ¢ qispensation was entrusted to ve may- | yori "I Prosident Harding as a result three mmflflr*;\r;""‘- £ the head of | T OF any thrée ar more 6t ve aldermen. | of ynionist protests against his contin- And insteadso & "h 1la | The fee by this time was reckoned In|y.nce as governor. Mr. Relly came, he [m:{"’:mmm e, e oo her | British_pounds |nunyw“‘f SKIns | gaid’ to confer with the prestdent r 3 pounds, 12 shilling® for the shop- | meoq, aed raforms and to tran 0 The feablisss of #6-city-at the hands Farding proposed reforms S3Ive he frvedom of the clty at the hane® | keeper class and 1 pownd, 4 shillings for | 70 orcanal business, and has every ex- N ing th handicraftemen, ectation of returning. paniment of bands and cheesing (hTONE® | Tiporeong recefving the grant were re- |7 ! have hldm!: :,1‘:‘ petitions 1% | quired to take the eath, ‘Ohsevsant and Obedient Shall ye bes to the Mayor and | YALE ACCEPTS LIBRARY azainet thedaw of the land o % [ Jinisters of this Citty,’ and swora to take OF ARGENTINE LITERATURE freedom of a Cit¥ | iyimg at the wateh, their taxes, and has come to mean almost g e warn the mayor of ‘Anv Gatherings.| New Haven, Nov. 21.—Acceptance by opposite of what it m Conventicles or Conspiracies made o = 1 a o 1 5 the Yale Corporation of the gift of a il [ TOn St JRmswrton agaiynst the King’s Peace. 3 hs medieva] days in Mer- Tt wae in the lattér part of the elgh- |brary of Argentine literature, - places teenth century that the vractice of be- [ Within the university the largest and stowine gratuitous, honorary freedoms of | hest selected collection of South Ameri- the rity appeared. can literaty works in the United States. Tarly New York records recite the be- | The qonor of the library, which has just stowal of the freedom of the city of N&W | posn instalied, was Carlos Alfredo Torn- York on Captaln Sir Peter Warren for | quict of Buenos Air 1t numbers 500 his exploits against the French and to | columes. The prescntation was made enerals Shirley, Monkton and Gage. |y¢ Tnriqua Gl a member of the Ar- “Later thers fs an entry showing the | go PG00 T ) R Mess In | New honor was bestowed on three sallors of | york city. It had been arranged that a vessel Ivife in New York harbor. in [ayet SO pos 00 o inG ambas- racosnition of their services In helping loador to the United States, should ba SEulE & St e present when the library was formally The formality had nearly dled ont of granting to allens is v virned over to the eorporation/but at tha e oe when the termination of the war brought |- 0 F0 T Al ittt ] S " |a revival, designed to honor noted Vis- | gepor Gn, a of Doth Mr. Torn- titors. Professor McRain said he k o fong iF R x | of o records showing the origin of the | 50 ! f deliverine the “kevs of the | ' r o ¥ to persons receiving the honor. oratory S Mr. Tornauist T D FIRE ON PORTO RICAN ty of Bue- STEAMSHIP A MYSTERY 1 admiration % of Tatin-Amer!- Vew York, Nov, 21.— cause of H o Y Iha can ooks now numbers several thousand aboard the steamship Tanamo that| 3 HOPKINTON brought ‘overnte (B Méat, Rlly. loie e from turbulent Porto R BROWN HAS OLDEST GRADUATE despite ef- OF ANY AMERICAN COLLEGE amship of- | Nov. 21.—Brown to having the old- American_college. field, 0., 99 years n commissioner « . 17, was graduated from had been informe rown in 1842, nearly twé decadss be- ad fa vil war began. He was\born erbert H aminati s course at ch then conslsted of four ion was a, term and week. He has heen pastor atening lette: ® Teceived by Gov- | Florida Grdpefruz't and Oranges Now available to your dealer— he will secure them for you if you insist. During the long summer and fall, fresh fruits generally have been scarce and in most places high-priced. Tea—is only half ¢ word— the other half is It is one of Nature’s compensations that in this period Sealdsweet grapefruit and oranges weré being perfected by the sunshine and the showers that in Florida are mingled with balmy breezes from the tropics. From the groves of the co-operating growers who form the Florida Citrus Exchange, Sealdsweet grapefruit and oranges are coming to you, tree-ripened, sweet, full-flavored and filled with juice. While the croo is little if any greater than last year, there will be enough to give an ample supply. ; | For the Health and Strength : _ If you use a washing | of All Members of the Family | o Just as, in the language of the prophet of old, Sealdsweet grapefruit and oranges are the de- 1g of the pendable kind, uniformly containing plenty of juice, nations,” the fruits thereof were designed, in the in which are found the food and health values of S great scheme of creation. for the maintenance of citrus fruits: Sealdsweet means inner goodness— easy lnso steps health and strength. the gl‘A§\e?ruir and oranges marketed undet this i y Z as in your tuos No other frt are so rich in constituents help- trade-name are good to eat and fine for the system, as grapefruit and oranges. They rank whether bright, golden or russet in outer eolor. > fuel units of food, aid in vita- Ask for and if necessary demand Sealdsweet fruits 1ts of food essential to the preser- and you will get the full worth of your money ia eating quality and healthful juice. D —Thoroughly dissolve half a cup + of Einsy in two quarts of boiling water . ! T sei T, for each tubful of clothes. . : Write Now for Fr vation of life. -ee Book “Flotida’s Food-Fruits” | cakes, p: sl Pour into Tub of lukewarm water—mix I d special occasiy g Weit todiyfor oo p well. Keep adding the solution until you 1 5 : : get a good, sich, lasting suds even after : FLORID.‘\ CITRUS EXCHANGE the clothes have been put in, i Cirrus Excrance BuiLbiNg TAMPA, FLORIDA » i Let Soak—one hour, two hours, over- i : } ' night—whatever time is convenient. : RUS EXCIANGE) : TTRUS EXCHANGE Add Fresh Solution before operating your machine—using the same amount of Rinso as you used for soaking. Get a package of Rinso today. Itcomesin two sizes—8c and the big new 30c pack- age. Lever Bros, Co,, Cambridge, Mass. GRAPEFRUIT, (i a il - s