Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 26, 1921, Page 14

FAIR TODAY; PROBABLY RAIN TOMORROW NORWICH, CONN., FRIDAY, NOV. . 26, 1921, TULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES e : e e : SCARLET FEVER APPEARS FITZHUGH OPPOSED TRAFFIO = ‘ POETRY v s i I ER THURBER +:ie .... IN MANY STATE TOWNS PACT WITH NEW.HAVEN . 3 GOD SAVE THE rrLAG! }, Scarlet fever is more widespr8ad in| Earl H. Fitzhugh, ex-vise president * ]| Washed in the blood of the brave and the - Connecticut at present, says the state[Of the Grand Trunk railroad and for- i bleoming, — T Y : = department of health,’ than any other|mer New London resident, who is sulng Snatched from the altar of insolens Norwich, Saturday, 26, 1921. =y i IR Y acute infectfous disease. Up to Octo- |that corporation and others for $200,000 = L s EX- l;)L “ ber Iet, 1921, there have been 80 deaths, | d4magse on a_cco:;n of their lll:ged”clm; 7 umla':“:nt: star-fires, but mever conm- : Which excoeds the same period for any |SPiracy to ruin his carcer as a rallroa y % SRR y % Year since 1913, Since November is, |man, took the stand in the Merrimack layh cats broad ribbons of My ans Eastern New York—Cloudy Satur/ . |the aisease has appeared in towns and |county superior court at Conmcord, N. | May:; Sunday unsettled and warmer. |, e saiete | €ities mitherto free from the diseass this | H., Wednesday for the second time dur: | Vainly the prephets, of Baal would yend Conditions There's & new boss over the' former | Greek omhans who are kept alive Solely |ty " guch as Wilimantic, Milford, |ing the trial of the stit and was still Ty ¥ $ by Am hilanthropy. Prior to hi8 {grahge Seymour, Monroe and Trum- |under direct examination late in the af- Vainly his worshippers pray for i e thy Cammdisn maritime Droviness | 3T Of the ex-aiser in Sivas, Central |2y S7etten PMEERAIT, FUR 00 8 e TR ey ternoon when court adjourned until next fall; s g eQ:-C::e‘ );Ts:-:‘m;fne‘ Mley, the | Asia Minor. He's American and a fermer | ST B0 08 1C T 1OE for Homeless | "i{ jg well to bear in mind that soar- | Monday moming. L : Thoussnds have dled for 1t, mii¥ons ae plain states and the northwest and wich man, too—Christopher C. Thur- at_Covington, Virginia. \r_d‘.»r his et fever and scarletina are the same Rue g.\‘?hu::.fl?”?::“;:! Presitencof . Emblem of justice and mercy to all, BiL e Rk o rnwes a : : L e i lenonl b uinos cut e e ol RS £ B A, aad The e e e el e st s B s L SRR BRI AR . Island, Massachusetts and -New Justioe that reddems the wky with her Shr joathweet. hl el activities at the Camp Wadsworth el AN o, but ihe state, there were 17 deaths for the | Hampshire In' connection with proposed | seerlT: = g oy R el B FEIRE I e I L S BT AFTER THANKSGIVING SALE OF || =i s v e s R G o e Wonl e [hs it health sar education and training, It s the' fixed |for the wholp venr. This vear scasist|neross New England, testified to bis acts A Soothing all passtons, redesaming anl Mhere have been local rains Auring|posr G Re &6 leandal SOl el e s AR e el e et L i e e Sreers. have been local rains Quring | nospital at Greeneville, 8. C. D e result of [ more prevalent in many sections of the|in it > 3 5 . Sheathing the saber and bresking the the last 24 hours in the ( nas, Flo- | mr : i a n T e rasnEa fors S he five | support given the projects by the Grand - rida, Tennesses and over The spacious estate, which the ersl- |, aparing the children to baccme self-sup- e . the late Charles M. Hays, i ) Siatestt and north Pa while D )\2:‘1 slflmi_w‘lls 1:;_:;:- :url!l}: am} useful citizens of their coun- | Years is given e Deaths per of the rond xmuLlhstdrta(]h"‘[\ | Borne on the deluge of old usurpations, Py ers in the Near Eas:—Wien the Ger- | try afier the S ; eathaT 100 s Titanic disaster, and Sir Alfred W. Drifted our ark o'er the deso) SRy army should have conquered that be Grarfi;\nn Tear. Cases. Dl 11_4&. vs, chairman of the board of di- | Bearing {he rainbow of hope 1o the oo part of the world, passes to his control [yho rece after a long {1917 o % r rtue of his appointment as director | paviod of ser as a mis- 1913 g0 10 17 They assured him, sald Mr. Flizhugh, T 0 D A Y Torn from the storm-cloud and flang e Near East relief for the Sivas | ionary and er. Tha 1319 e = 3 e ah O A e I the breese: rict. Announcefient of this appcint- | gisirict, viewed from feit ) 3101 (9 mos.) 80 (3 mos,)2 na wera undertaken in ab- : Go Bless the Flag and its Toyal defend- t was feceived Friday at the head- | one of the mest & Sede e ite g00d faith, and he, - turn, made b3 5 { ers. e e I : ¢ every one hu e rerrerena oIl s e L d Tnmm d H While its broad folds o'er the battle- A chidfen (2.6) Eetand eonter ant e -seeet || Liadlies edHats....., I8 UP {1 e e, verel. and where, arlet e A Ir support in forwarding the mm;. - ) [T the -I]m star-wreath rekindle ita dition to o the Near Eas S i B il his continued, according to Mr_ Fit Chlld F l H 1 v oc ST | work for | sicians carly in t : | testimony, . untll ~ after B. J. ren's relt Hats Vo eesepeiisas - - hed fromita stalna 1n the bleed of as Bek@riscieaifor A an relief a resident. of the New Ha- FER:S. DEAVErS . . .5 . . ..o . UP }lorrie axp roxeny vxoer THE ties among the thousands of Armeni. | (arning to. their hon | hrids Which mont Be “Molly O” S EVENING STAR. an s Greek orphans and retugees in tht | eheir. uuad ofeupat | communi ¢ the abandonment of the | olly pOl’t Hats ceveevienee . $198 Jinitue ana tonely “unger the eventn | "X native of Norw Rt B e i3 New Jinxd the children of men that are ) and—Fair Saturday; S A. closs | of focd, ol Eacn Nandering by, - R Mbtad ot SR e | "This can B leerad | Searred by revoit and white with the dust ed to. Relief a vented. |serving the pro evidenca 3 | of despa’r; t center chiefly about out to the Near East|code of the state Wh Tt was favored | Y 2 E Gypstes of thorn-marked brows and number of Arme [iec fever are isolate L wasitenorci L | Dlood-cloteed nate . mber of Arn ; or premises i ) | All of them fated to-dream what is ever b n s | ghall be placarded OVETLRED, 13 e = 3 | vain, E B < | 1 | aE Sle inlec on_‘the Grana || (Formerly Asher’s) 112:MAIN STREET [} Born uato sons and seros and marked S o M THREE WIVES AND ONE |ONE WEE TO ; 5 ew England, | “ elo die. e e = SN - e 150 and : i : 88 o - 25 buttercups_ypder the heel of 3 s 3 RUSBAND GET DIVORCE AUTOMORILE NUMBER B o setfttan | DR e = Branch of, 79 State Street, New London, Conn. June, kd g 0.3 Ehites ‘Blhotem it i ot e e e e R e Thiee woa hou [ s | LAYING NEW SIDEWAL tle ‘as iwind-cries under the edge of 38 Towest 2 T8 \SYSES THE vt anNns anit i At i : | ease ana con bnormal | 0N LAFAYETTE STREET | / i moon and were granted by |the department to o Spenil “Deen started this week by | See—through the dusk of an hour they 4 Rideddnl ) S sse i S e e are wandering by, i | & r‘ pwn in t & | 1w v\n = % it in compl an.’c \]x.\h These the souls ‘as vast as a God's ¥ rilon ie court session was hed | tio se: 05 ween Sachem and PARDONED BY PRESIDENT | 'ad become lgnited S P S mon 18 court room, :IK s of first section is lald = i'ne, was gdly damage = ‘:'y'. e Erandon Saul, iIn The New ERRET . . |, Mariar b s T B R S ¢ q R durta Steeg property northerly Nov, 25.—Two men serv-| Waler, Live wires greatly publie. - = on Tan' 11, 1015, and mueh i time ez A e b e e o R e e e HUMOR OF THE DAY R serte bout the same’ day, iscanlet feve streets the new z day on pardens by P it — B - = = 5 roa and a change of name 1 ent a e oenr | Havatng, By CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ;A coupleiot candidates Spininated for - Tar ouglas, terial from 3 James A, Kelth, n soidler, who kilied ACCEPT COURT'S RULING | 3o sl Offices are discoierad to be in 3 5 ) Edna F Of= Mawl Tonton |- Soimes them Il st powerful | 2 man at Fort Riley, Kansas, und was | 2 | o oy e o e e 47 | &2 Bl emiey O enn ot [ 1 asimany : j tiiroat e temporarily a man ansferred to & hospital for the in-| oy yetian Setence Publishing Soclety to- | g oo™ TOUF wife 16t you carey. & lajch- g6 | 43 i1 They were married Aug. 1 on would have o make app] ‘ Jeits L s i glemency. while the second was |04y notified the board of directors <f the | “Yes” reniied Mr. Medkton. “The only 2 was de 1in the foc o Dec. | e | denna witn smnd George Pestriakoff, an Alaskan confined | First Church of Christ, Scientist, the oo gty i oty Ao it x 3 afte wa s low Jemn miven, T o0 S0 resister ithelr ever imay: eive - : rs Island Itentlary since churoh, thut they would accept 0! to my front d nd- 9 . S = o Expert Bureau Of : vele s e Rk e iy Wonld decept AN et orter for the !he immbne o sca a ¥ Mas: BOM:. - SN con i PER: {retn e e e hotonl oo Saac g0 8 Education _ ng that the directars have power over | Do) anv entertaining in- your new ry s uged with re- | others vpartial $20,000 FIRE IN WATERBURY ces. They annoum neighborhood as yet et % it 3 : e s perate with the d T Junk see entertain = oS Rr 3 they may have a mild FROM GASOLINE EXPLOSION | Would co-cperate with the d oy e - 5 % whom she mar- od whe aser fever. Still others have ‘so s . 2 Bkt Tha | we moved th."—Louts- e e She was deserted \&| numbers n wo ree | muntty that they die or Waterbury, Nov. 25 —Damage estimat- | Statement was signed by ¥ =L E - o i Jater) viz: OR|nres.on s = * the Jinx] e ot hoarth oy X L. Nox.1 35 mage; sstimyl Lt gy Judge.” aid the prisoner. “I'm deaf. X Stvailing T > e th s i r ns, 3 ed at abbut $20,000 resulted hefe tonight Lamont e =5 - 2 = e 4 Sept 4 r g n afness. e ; in the garage of the b S W : r i on scaret ¢ e Cinloded Shio |catpllcttar: tnab the Griiviadh ¥oull get sour hearing ip tae morning B . a T El- | © any. personin. € j‘”;‘ garage was total stroyed the .ira ation cf Frede —London Tit-Bits. aie Kinde Mun T wa ormarly of state department of health which followed, & coai’ tipic was badiy “Do you belleve in heredity ™ ¥ K . en Aberg, SICTEFia Crow w hey Hartford, Conn., on reques burnéd, “and a machine shop, owned by "I certainly do. Why, my youngster o R . and he -~ | is always trving to get his toes in his Ia z M EARLY MATLIN e mouth. That's because his old man has & Wittt st ° CHRISTMAS PAC DELIVERY been irying so hard for years to make = o o tmas both ends meet”—New York Sun. E r b3 Do you think you could support my . g Wahselipt 1 never heard # e W i e | A | ted that your daughter was imsup- i £ Frar: Tasciiute, Brook E | ortable”—Boston T - i BUSINESS FOR JURY | Grouse—A woman spends most of her M . a IN SUPERIOR COURT | time grumbling that she has nothing to | & i gt wear. S B saat. T n Blunt—And the rest of the time going B a ze F about proving it—Exchange. oh C. I pent * ca | Waiter—Did you have lobster or extail . s week in Willin | g soup. sir r garm . | Tu e e | Diner—I dom't know—it tisted mestly Edwar ms r St ka soap. & Bt % occese | B mnes 2 . . —That was the lobster soup, - F el Lopa i, | e Checolate Bitter Sweet Peppermints, at cost price, 1 tastes Ifke phriiin—-Toadon 5 g =s % J OF NORWICH BELT €O todayonly,poundiE = -0l e e Mixed Ch o’l e inal » they are going to be married?” : v r nurs. ixe ccolates, & G AN N SO | } Durs Stuffed Dates, with nuts and cream, pound. ... .. i e b § a Express \ Gileice Detes, Bl . . © . o0 oo s s n b b . Fuiing b wiiace cell e 2 Assorted Hard Candy, pound ................... Exrhainge i f X S e e Assorted Christmas Chips, pound ................ ! T SpIEsE A teee wiien - i 000,000 cther letiers a i own carriage! remarked s ; : PASTRY AND MISCELLANEOUS the Kind Tooking woma - T o e - - f fIv€ persons in the ue: r man! What a eome-downl R en to Uncle Sam to e mEoc Frésh Doughnts; /dozenit .. S5 8T 0w Moo oo 3 how long ago was that? she ven ; that health must be made a habit. i o e Workmen's Compensation T o He ent to the schools throuzh- |, 1ea Cakes, dozen . ........ccoiiivneeevnonannan ‘ocketing the coin, he replied, a8 he g ot |8.000.000 ctier SIF he fountiy elent sules aa 601 | JyAnple Bies— Specifl tadayionly. . 3. o os o e S kel of. “Just forty years ago, ma‘am ik gl R thro ows th more than once o A 1 was a baby thea"—Tit-Bits 5 Pt e i Re Eemscanntl i a weel hing the teeth at glnggr,slar Howd 7ok Sot e bk dnn T et s . 4 the | tiplied m: ! Jeast once a Sleeping lonz igs in Syrup, pint . . SR T R g ¢ corner ornament of the other in the > A A 2 ‘ hours with windows open. A bowel g P> P! 0d of Pike and Madisol streets vty . : e al Haa Thanks | movement every morning. Playing 4 he lower East Sida “Did they et i Z A 0 O Nr. and Mre. 1 [ of every day lout of doors. i e o e A las a2 Bes i G e West Tha ng as much milk as possible . o 1Cs Ul el b e e ne-fifth of the U stogentsf, SICHRRERES L0 C M * P51 but no tea or coffee. Eating some ’ a swatted me 20 hard he beat | — Bug g or fruit every day. —Pittsburgh Dispateh. of East : v . COURT CASE ASSIGNMENTS 2 i atleast Tour glasseadiof 130 MAIN STREET FOR NEW LONDON TRIALS KALEIDOSCOPE frim the plant four 1 don before | Tea is gathersd e I e e i emerald is the mest eostly 7 A Remarkable Home Treatment ert Given by One Who Had It ot S s B 25 Jn ,P.'f.ffn V{t:m‘r;?d;iflflr“urm - al ta oY) SRR RET B h v ot New Orlean is to use poicon zas i an from Blodgett, | exterminate rats al, vpesl from o = FRESH MEADGWBROOK | Tne inhabitants of France smoke twice mx. vs. Dav Chadwick . as much as they did before the war. Ba prg iginl vs. Wil CREAMERY | The population of the British empire Pugh vs. Hayden. lb. c | exceeds one-quarter of the world's popu- om seve wont e TR B e SIRLOJN, PORTERHOUSE, . 9 . dral is £aid to be composed of INOSC own case. erney, et al. Webb vs. Johnson. Wek ROUND hnson. Cook vs. Cook, et al. TWO WIVES FILE THEIR PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE sults, returnable before in December, were | dze George-E. Par- the court | dy Cabe of New London | Cabe of parts unknown | of a statutory offense | 1918 were m: 1 1918, the custody | vear old dau; H Rose Van Ysse separate pleces. Deaf persons are to have special churches in Germany, with telefihones be- o puipit and the pews. rding 10 a Greek writer, effeminate dandies in anclent Greece sometimes £lept on beds of sponge. s are used at night In West- minster cathedral to assist in guarding ne valuable articles in use there. Genius has been extlained by an “eie} Furgeon as the product of a germ which get into and around the human bratn. The ocean bed, to & depth of seven miler 2 POUNDS 8. RIB ROAST FRESH LITTLE PIG Beef, Ib. ... 25| SHOULDERS CHUCK ROAST Pound 17¢ Beef, Ib. . ...14¢c e H LOIN LEAN\NICELY _CURED Corned Beef Pound 8¢ FINE, TENDER Peas, can.. 15¢ MOHICAN SELECTED EGGS, doz. 39c PURE SILVERLEAF SEEDLESS ORANGES 15 for 25¢ Gra CHALLENGE BRAND Milk, can... 13c Dee. | of At oné period In Holland there was 8 {ban on the rale of orasges and earrote | The reason was the hobllle feeling toward tho stadtholder's family, whose faverite c:lor was orange. The oxclamatfon, “don't care a fig.” has Lot i Sy Van o LEAN POT PORK FRESH GROUND LARD, 21bs. 25c| Celery Hearts § - T el Bl TR b Sl ey s | which grabs a sample of the gea et gharp wam vt vigmg || 110000 T T Roast, Ib. 12Vsc! pound 23c | Hamburg Ib 15c| AUNT JEMIMA'S 2 Bunches 25¢ want every sufferer from any form (swell NICELY CURED Finnan Haddies | Do Not Credit Hold-Up Story, | Claiming that he had been held up at |the point.of a revolver by a masked | man, Frank Campbell, motorman of a i )} one-man trolley car on the Ocean Beach Pancake Flour Package 15¢ BEEF Liver, Ib. .. 10 WHOLE OR HALF NICELY MIXED SALT Pork, Ib. . 12l4c Sunkist Lemons send a ane cent FRESH PORK | rothing whatover to do with figs. This e e o e Wetmegias Pound 15¢ 13 for 25c Jioe s e v o ome . and it hed managed to save the §80 in his BONELESS RIB ChOpS, Ib. .. 25¢ SLICED DINNER BLEND - \ of the fager. ssession by making a D;‘"*“N lh:_ ban- RO T B 4 SOLID eclt nrchasologisln have unearthed ar who took fright and ed. ‘amp- e i i e e AST BEEF e HAM, lb.+ . 35¢| Coffee, Ib. . . 25¢ Oysters, pt. 38c| Hot Baked i e o et e of yew us offered you free. £ 198H Du Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y. Jackson is responsible. Dos Marking Motor Trucks, Operators of motor rtucks in town have arston SOLID MEAT o 1 marking them this week with e (§ READY FOR OVEN figures showing elght, capacity and 5 &pred in comviiance with the new state . 20c HAMS, Ib FRESH KILLED FOWL or CHICKENS Pound 45¢ CAMPBELL’S BAKED Beans, can. 10c N SALT COD Geins, 2 Ibs. 25¢ Beans, and Brown Bread Juplir at Olyemuds, The bronse Inecripilons estsbilsh the daie as that of 490 13, €, Teblets have alm been found betring mdloations of lawas end reselus Uons of epeient elvillestion. Tide in the sceond temBle Gissovered witkin w menth, the first havirg been found near the ity of Volo, The esonvauens Ina Are santnu.