Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 11

I PRRTECOE———— T WESSAGE TODEAL WITH TARIFF ANDMARIE| et ‘Washingtofi, “Déc. "y —President Hard- ng's “ o the new congress next week, it was- declared In high official circles toflay, Wil deal principaily with *two -subjeets:< Thes'tariff. and the mer- chant ' mariwe. Of ‘the tariff Mr. supplementary to the granting of free tolls to coastwise Shipping through the Panama Canal. It was expected also in the same quarters that the president would discuss/section twenty-four of the Jones Act, dealing with the abrogation of trade treaties by the executive. Study Haradi i ted o nite. Hoves to of the eituation was said to have develop- )y those close to the White House to say that its revision and passage at the |1 & feellng on the part of the adminis- lest possible date is urgently neees- | tration o s that it would be diffi- cult, if not impossible to carry out the provisions of this sectiod. Tariff matters, senate leaderg insisted, will occupy the prominent position in the message: It was .asserted that Mr. Hard- ing woul@ ask that rates in_the heuse bill now in the hands of the senate finance committee, be fixéd on the old basis of inydice values rather than on the house provision of American wholesale valu- ation. His reason for that stand, ac- | cording to some of his councillors was that he had been assured it would be better to apply the new system plece meal than by employing the plan on all com- modities at one time. that it should be stripped o!| rovisions ‘as Would endanger -or délay fts” passtge. oncerning the ruerchant marine ques- Mr. Harding 18 expected to take ite stand for the granting of somé of ship_ subsidy, probably in the na- of preferential rates and routes, as joint often is comidered too lightly by the suficres, It should be remembered | 1y that end, it was stateq also, the that buhcb. flnumlfie p-m. mfl’- president {s expected to urge an option- ness, al provision in the measure, empowering ,,,,d,,";; by him to_ apply the home value basis and bl hs' | Where, after certaln surveys, it is found {to be advisable or necessary. Such a course was regarded by congressional tariff bullders as obviating the necessi- ty for computing the rates on what op- ponents of the Awmerican valuation plan describe as unknown quelities. , Mr. Harding is expected to urge im- mediate passage of the ailied debt re- funding bill, While this wag represent- ed as his attitude today, a divergence {of opinion among semators as to the wisdom of taking up the measure gur- ing the session of the conference on lim- ation -of armaments, it was said by cwme, may yet force a change in that stand. The 'senate finance committes is mot |in_agreemen; over what should be done, Senator Penross, the chairman, Senator Smoot of Utah, Stnator il “eliminate from the | ghes and pains, They @ effectively to restore JBM“!MSA.W Ore., was tzoubled with backache and 6. 1 tried Foley Kidney Pills and | highly recommend them Watson of In- dlana and seversl others arguing that there could be no embarrassment for the arms conference developed by the de- bate on the funding measure. On the other hand, Senator Curtls, a “commit- tes member and vice chaimman of the senate republican conference, as well as Senator Lodge, the conference head and one of the American delegates to the armg meecting, both are strongly opposed to consideration of the debt bill at this time. HEARING IN DAMAGES OVER BECKWITH'S DEATH Before Judge Allyn L. Brown in the superior court at New London Thursday afternoon, a hearing in damages was of New London against Joseph Davis for the death of her husband, Lewis A. Beckwith, in an automobile accident on the Norwich road just over the city line In Waterford on June 10, 1918. Judgs ment by default was entered in the case about a year ago. The accident which was the ktasls of the Suit happened about 7.30 in the ev- ening at a point near Fitzgeraid ave- ney, New London. Beckwith was walk- ing along the highway when a machine driven by Davis golng toward Norwich skidded on the slippery pave struck a telephone pole beside the roas and struck Beckwith who received in. juries which resuited in his death This hearing wound up the business of the court, which adjourned without day. Arguments Before Judge Brown. Arguments were made before Judge Allyn L. Brown in the superior court in New London Thursday morning in the case of Mary T. Sullivan against the City of New London, appeal from the board of relief. Mrs. Sulllvan listed estate in Williams street in 1918 at $5,- 500 and this amount was increased to $10,000 by the assessors and reduced $1,000 by the board of relief. Judge Brown reserved decision. Hamden,—Town Clerk Almon J. Deane is confined to his home in Mt. Carmel suffering from a severe cold. held in the case of Mary E. Beckwith' CLUB ORGANIZED BY NOBWICH POULTEY RAISERS The Norwich Poultry chib was or- ganized ing of poultry surrounding towhs at the New London County Farm Bureau office in the Shanmon building. Arthur Fellows of Plain Hill was elect- ed vresident of the club and the meeting elected. W. W, Service s secretary, It is planned to hold meetings once -a month, Prof. Jones of the pouitry department at Storrs College addressed the - meet< ing, explaining the objeet and merits of the poultry club. ¥ At the meetings of the club it is plan- ned to have reports from the mem on the number of eggs thelr hens havel laid during the month, the number ahd amofint .of sales, and the cost of fedd, eto. From these figures the poultrymen will be able to strike an average figura showing the income per month "from each hen. At the end of the year similar reports will be madje for the twelve month pe- riod and the average income per hen will be determined. There were about 15 poultrymen present at the meeting and their flocks total about 7,000 hens. A similar club was organized in Led- yard Wednesday afternoon with the election of Andrew Avery as presideni and Raymond Holdridge secretary. Prof. Jones of Storrs College addressed the meeting. CLARE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT LECTURES ON GEOGRAPHY 7 A delightful lecture was given by Dr, Wallace W. Atwood, president of Clark University, Tnursday afternoon at 4 o'-{ clock at the Community house to *an audience of about 150 persons. Teachers from New London and a number of pu- pils from the Broad street school who are especially interested in geography were present. Superintendent of Schools E. J. Gra- ham introduced the speaker, - stating that many of the teachers had already had the pleasure of hearing Dr. Atwood when he spoke at a teachers' convention held in New London about a year ago. Dr. Atwood took for his subject, The Y IS THE DAY! d the day will be big in bar- gain-giving--Most wonderful val- ues you ever saw. DOORS flPEN AT 9 A. M. IF EVER THERE WAS A SUPER-SALE THAT GET HERE FRIDAY MORNING, WILL GET THE ' GREATEST BARGAINS OF THEIR LIFE. 1 A NATION AL HE PERSONAL e TS LTUTION OF SALES ON OF CONDUCI'ED EXCLUSIVELY IN NORWICH BY | il miti n”"-.;»*]l AT FRANKLIN SQUARE , UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST GARMENT SALE IN' THE STATE Hutidreds of Newest, Fashionable, Strictly High-Grade WOMEN’S MISSES’ Coats-Dresses-Suits FUR COATS, SKIRTS AND WAISTS dik [ ppa—— lpr less than the _ original ‘wholesale cost MR.J. R. ISFIHCSONOFBOSTON THE OUTSTANDING mcommmcmmuflscknusmrsmmmm—sum QUALITY AND CANNOT DUPLY THE BIGCEST ‘RE You COMING? , FOR HERE ARE THE MOST AUTHENTIC STYLES — AT PRICES THAT YOU TE, NOT EVEN IN JANUARY—THAT 1S WHY WE HAVE PREPARED TO HANDLE CROWDGT“ATWATIENDB)ASALE!N'IHISQTY_ | | | New Meaning of Geography in Ameri-| GROTON IRON WORKS CLAIM can Bducation. e P X IN PRECARIOUS STATUS The claims of several hundred persons said, should be first introduced in anj. ~. informal way, buiding on the facts the :xxmmfl“x amounting child had aiready avquired before he |y ouore AT BSO0 Sistbn Béx comes to school in regard to the place i v’ oreanized by"‘:"l “m"”"’w ““"‘. :’;"'f:‘h&:: “'mu“' o";u;’:.: oo | who received government war contracts et 3 % e, S Be * on imagin. | S0 to total $40,000000, received another ’mm boigorty """‘4 ol m“ul setsback Wednesday when Washington :;:u " ?‘h other This|dispatches disclosed that a fefieral grand . e ""‘“ ent Darts Of the world. This| jury is to consider ovidence purporting to matizing , the . work: jn raphy, ana | DOW thay Mr. Morse may be prosscuted e ekt Ly h?"‘"‘ m’; on criminal grounds. Another develop- g, o BN SUT- | ent Tuesday was the disappearafce of mmm; ‘of 'children in° other lands. Mr. Morss, who is Supposed to be on his Mathematical -geography should be Tt Gay to Eurepe, iy o otptia in e on] Most of th Connecticut creditors are in o i 9% |and around New London and the Trav- the - blac rd ‘and. suggested that the! goic'pank & Trust company of Hartford teachers wouid find it 2 splendid way of | i (% Ster under mOrigags. of the Gomee: B T e . | tlout creditors. Several creditors have 54 el the. Tnet ;, t the ;ub’eet °td"l' brought suit against the Urited Skates ory and geography should go hand Imfigp5ing hoard which awarded the don- *hafid in the school roem and that bothiirang to Mr. Morse, who = distruted should be taught so that the punfls|ipem among his plants. Twslve steel Yould have an inteiligent ANd sympa-|pyups were 4o have been bullt &t the Grot- thetle understanding of the problems| o Toor wotks but were never commieto thet the Deople of other lamds have to° Fears on the part of the Conmeetieat phive. creditors that the stdck issued under the Morse scheme may prove valusless afe being strengthened by the report that the federal government has instituted action which may affect the Morse contracts. The United States shippihg board has re- tained Fletcher Dobyms of Chicago to handle the case ag speclal attorney gen- eral who during the Roosevelt regime sue- cesstully p: ed Jotn R. Walsh, pres- WAYLAND'S $10,000 CHECK IN STONINGTON FRIEND'S HAND 'The néws that Chanler N. Wayland had been deciared Ly Bellévue physicians in- competent and that there was a prospect that the New York courts would Issue an crder Testraining him from svending his mwoney except by permission of his son, Jofin Eiton Wayland, caused considerabie |ident of ihe Chicago National bank. comiment in Stonington Thursday. , Charges o an investigation, the re- Ofly this week, Mr. Wayland's check | Sults of AOW_ SR Seldre a federal grand jury. The suit by the Connecticut creditors of the Grewen Iron works mow stands on a motion made by Assistant United States Attorney Allan K. Smith' of ford, counsel. for the United States shipping king for a gwore spe- h the court has not Tor 310,700 had been recelved by his friend William P. Bindloss, as the first instaliment of the sum which he was to give to ‘construct cemént roads and side- walks throughout that borough. The length of theése reads would be about &ev- cn miles, and théir g3st completed woald j reasit $500,000. Wednesday evening, Mr. Bindioss had returned from New York, with tha news that the court hearirg in Mr. Wayland’s case, set for Wednesday, had been put yet ruled. REV. DR. PITT NAMED ON BAPTIST PROMOTION BOARD over at the reques. of his lawyer until Rev. D. A. Pitt, D. D,, pastor of the MTndey next. Of course Mr. Blndloss is { Central Baptist church, this efty, was koldmz the check for further develop- lappointed a member of the sta ard menta, of promotion of the Connecticut Bap- Residents of Stonington scoff at the |tist convention which held its amnual charge that Mr. Wayland is not of both fmeeting in Hartford Tuesday. Rev. Dr. sound mind and jul t, having had koowledge of his nness of inteliect Auring.lus fifteen years »8 a summar ros- | ident of that borough. His son has nev- er lived in Stoningten but.has a 3. Pitt was also elected a member of the administrative committs Mrs. J. D. Rough of city address- ed the gathering on the womew’s con- inuation campaign in Connecticut. summer home on_one of the Thimbla Rev. Dr. Pitf, Miss Rosa "0. Hall, of lands, off Stony Creek, owning the South Willington, Mrs. L. A. Gardner land which is briillantly fllumireted by |of New ‘London and Rev. A. D. Carpen- elsetricity at night and has every pos- sible electrie device in its equipment. ‘ It is probaMe that Mr Bindkes and other influential Stomington residents will g0 to New York Monday for the hearing in Mr. Wayland's case and thelir téstimony may have an important infiu- ter of Willimantic, were made of a committee to establish a {sl(,wardsh‘.n organlzation in the memt NOVEMBER ARRESTS AT UNUSUALLY LOW FIGURES 3 . During the month of November there ence in determining the c~art's decisio Wh‘:n e mh?r‘or Wayiand, Jr. diag were but 45 arrests made by the local she left the bulk of her substantial for. | POUCE, ThIS 1 A remarkably emall num- tune to the son, with the exception of Pl el Gl zomris her fine New York residence, which went hgttingts et to her husband. The Senior Wayiand is reputed to be worth about three-quarters of a milli The only son is a New York attorney. 183 3; non-support, 1; a license, 1; violation of tr: Litchfield. —This town is covered with jce from one end to the other as the re- liquor, 1: of motor sult of the worst lee Stofm that has visit-{law, 2; fraud, 3; refusing to ed the town In a godd many years. The| officer, 1. beantiful “elms of which . Litehfield is proud are badly damaged. If_you are weak, thin and nervous, let Lee & Osgood Co. supply you with Bitro-Phosphate. = It is guaranteed to increase weight and strength and re- store energy, vigor and merve force. Willie Canady Spots Liquor Violation.s Boston papers of Wednesdaw stories o Willie Canady, colored liqu sleuth, who now operating in Fa River for the 'ml!ce department of that “the illegal Several pldces were spot- ted by C and :-rests were made. In the district court Willie created no little sensation when he admitted that his fee in each case was §10. it will be remembered that Willle was ca: IN NORWICH i it .MH i i i ! Brunswick, No. 200, $115 Brunswick, No. 207, $139.25 First Application Stops ltching of Eczema, Salt Rheum and Piles. Ends Chafiing Distress in Five Minutes . “Live and let live is my motto,” says Peterson of Buffalo. “Druggists all over America sell PETERSON'S OINTMENT for 35 cents a large box and I say to these druggists, if anyone buys my ointment for any of the dls- ‘eases or ailments for which I reeom- mend it and are not “benefited, . give them their money back. “T've got a safe full of thankful let- ters testifying to the mighty healing power of Peterson’s Ointment for old and running sores, eczema, salt rheum, uleers, sore nipples, broken breast, itching scalp, chafin ing and bleeding pile John Scott, 2 falo, writés, simply wonderful. It eczema and also piles quickly that I wx orders filled ¥ Co., Inc., Buffale, N. —_———— and blind, itch- son’s Ointment is cured me. of 1 it did it so s astonished.” Mail e on Ointment the ecolored " that worked in conjunction local pelice with the result th: ioon keepers in the city were At the trial of the offenders for the de- ende (‘.‘::dy 0 ndants HOLIDAY FUND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM Latest con holid: for the include y fund Norwich 2 Fournier, Lee & Osgood mite in fami- and Mrs Curtils, Max Sternlieb, Shetucket lodge, No. n H, Ford & Son e5, New York, rd B. Palmer, Yan- 1 ax Gor- R. Gra- son, Lee William James C. - Pedk- Torrance, ana Mrx. James Lesw . Jen- kins, two Broadway. WIFE CAN'T COLLECT MONEY PROMISED FOR MARRIAGE Aliyn L. Brown has handed decision ’nr T “’iant in of Judge g case ainst Jacob tried bef recent case was ome In which the pl ff sued her husband to coilact $2;; hushand promised to”p ried him and which he refused to pay. 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