Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 14

INCREASING CLOUDINESS 1. THE WEATHER. Conditions. Pressure continued abnormally Trursday over the provinces and a disturbance wWhich de- ~veloped over the southern plain states dnesday night moved rapldly north- with increasing intersity and was over eastern Iowa Thursday low e have been raine within the last 24 hours in the upper lake region, the 5 central valeys and the = The weather continued Thursday in the eastern states, The temperature was considerably above mormal Thureday The Towa disturbance will mo almost genera 1dly northeastward attended by rain a2 east the Mis: the next 24 i 1 Canad'an maritime | AND WARMER TODAY XORWICH, CON ., FRIDAY, DEO. 2, 1921 FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES ORMER STREET COMMISSIONER SUES FOR $15,000 FOR BROKEN ARM | el v, returnable on the first Tues- | garet wer filed Thursday as | Spitz office of Judge George E. | say of the et Com mason his e x had his arm b the bo was cause of Day ‘TAFTVILLE e distuns alned at Seventy-Five Yoars of Serv ice Seventy-five years ago people in € o al Four ge 1 th n family. bave prepared this fine medicine. Read what a Rhoda Jsland man, Mr. Heary Walczak of 1 treet, Central Falls, R. I, #ays about Cerizane. I had taken'a bad cold and it gave gme a terrible \sore throat and awful rough. I couldimot sieep and coughed pll the time. Iitook a medicine that helped the coughia little bit, but made Jay stomach bad.and'put me all out | pt condition. . Then ' a friend, Mr. Pames O'Brien, of Central Falls, told e to - take - Cerizane - Balsam, I Pought a bottle from my druggist gad took it regular. » When I com- enced I was so boarse that I could fi-iy whisper. I-was® weak from pougking and was_sick all over. Cerl- | pane took the drymess out of my Rhroat right away.zIn a little while ihe cough . commenced to get easler | pod my throat did‘not hurt 8o much. | Cerizane - did ‘not make my stomach bad like the other medicines, but let me eat all right. 4 Then the pain in my chest went away and before the first ,bottle ctf.Cerizane was all gone I was well of the cold, the sore throat d the cough. « Cerizane: Balsam is ::nly the best cough and throat med- kize® % 5 13 Cerizane 18 Tollowing : H. M..Lerou, 287 Main Norwich; Peter Benoit-- Taftville. l.!'wl'tobe had of the ‘ew England were telling eath other | Judgment Against e of the elr court: ssioner James P. mployer, 1 ages. Suit ed to of tha Londo: R enue, & 1921 aid no the pl em ¥ I of New Camp Mow executiveg of the estate of the late Mar- is _the property of the Burckle e The land extends from Bank street | to Shaw's Cove and has rental, and wharfage priv a year. £1,261. and Mary F. Rel been brought by on the property “heen brought ey of th wanted the place altered in Ma partition so that about $1.000 worth te Turello Burckle, have brought sult against | to recover the land, Wwhich the The plaintiffs ask §5,000 dam- ' Plumber's Mechanics’ Lien. to cdllect a mechanics' len for 04 for plumbing materials alleg- Dave been furnished Willlam H. ea of New London has Mason-Hanson Co. t o The Savings Bank of New | n claims three mort Macauley Co., Inc., one mortgage which is oniOcean av- w London. Over Suit Restaurant Alteratlons. 00 damages for alleged act in the making of re- at 3% Pank street, New against eremiah place by Joseph N. Pen- nd Rocco Penella of New Lond, for 3 W of con The ffs allege that Twomey t comblete the a he fafled to provide a protect- fixtures and material of the pla damaged by being thrown about led on ¢ by em- of Twomey. 15, 1921 ousted July aintiffs clalm that Twomey from possession of the premises al- On h they had taken over the lease of tenant. Bill For Fertilizer. littoral | leges worth $1,500 | . Tnc., | ges and m-i Tondon, | rations as agreed | agalnst Walter S. Marsland of yme, now temporaryily in Mid- Y. and Louis P. Dessar ofl heen brought hy Piedmont | Gunano Co., of Baltimore, to 4 for 14, er bot April Trobate Appeal. John an_a the will of Michael New London, ot which executor. Foreclose In New TLondon. e of-a § 500 mort- t on Crescent street acres in Voiun- | e was glven May 18, | NOVEMBER TO FAMILY WE i ved by a bunch of “bad | g S . : wlong. Frbaxi of tiite You boys and girls can help the postal W. Kies Co,, for the service and save your father some | | v tha Bofivliice because he has to help pay the | Wednesday searching addresses on letters to the be they about the better about t anning to Swiss Charde From v morning, r for forty. CONTRIBUTIONS MA t most s from® other Enough Swiss charde was ardens at the ASES LFARE DF STERLING SCHOOL CHILDREN 1 " WRITE OF SLATER MUSEUM VISIT two of auty of the ldren who des, ame shoul 5o th in ca { brevt did not seem rv Pu vour teresting sto famous Greek and mail ser ernment t is nov s and thoughtless fami'y in every ten. the many. BOYS HI AND GIRLS TO P ON to be what to_ ofir Christ this gr v of a ment. means 100,000,0¢ to every withi country few d u go home. today and take t nd friends 4 us to for, be Sam's load mas me be present house ma where not the Dbe- some other things, too, i assist in improvin a aving our grea millions of dollars a wasted because of and mine. t you drop a 000,000 other and jamniing throu nery. One letter a da five persons in ti en to Urcle Sam to ear r care- letter i etters are send a parcel to the post ng any day there are 8,000,000 other parcels ahead of the postal hopper. is in ordinary days; at Christmas it many times family hout every ten puts ly addressed letter in the mall day. This mixes up over 2,000,000 ddressed letters with the addre tters. fully addresséd letters mu on the slow moving poorly addr. tters just like the larger boy 20,004 and els sent out by this one c: st find out if your family ome, then bear in ming letters must be handled by distributors standing is that skilled mail trains, often under popr address on every ge must be correct, letter, card, or complete, ‘and including the house number and of street, and the “From” address a4 be in the upper left-hand corner at ghe mail will be returned to yon se it is not delivered. Do not ah- ate names of States, because so look alike when abbreviated, t the proper amount of postage on letters and wrap the parcels care- Avold fancy = writing, < most office clerks and letter car- CHRISTMAS MATL | That means | in post offices | on swaying postal cars of a mile-a- which | to stop and study, and thus lose 10 tons of | 1921 SHOE 46 Franklin Street Norwich, Conn. GOLDBLATT’S SHOE STORE Our Pre-Holiday‘ STARTS TOMORROW With a 20 per cent. reduction of the regular selling price, on the entire stock, and closing out many items at half their original selling price. 4 SALE 1y read, t servic | earlier ime. M e the address plain and always use pen ypewriter and_light-colored 0 as to save {h rks. Do not Fhe litt'e used stmas and o ntly for cards must th Becaus slip out of and to, Your local nostmas will tell you mor % thess things, and eful a Postmast WILL Murphy office Ioca er than was the must be in“the day it etters ete | NORWICH AMATEURS CLEVER D me to keep in h Almshouse Garden, PISO'S SAFE AND SANE for Coughs & Colds This ayrop dx"fl:m tiom ail Quick veliet” No opfites ' 35¢ o IN VAUDE vav pre: VILLE cented AND PLAY ! w ning before numbers ven and enc Olden dance of mirably or in the cast were: Picrre, Mrs. Louis A. ymond B. Sherman, Mrs. Ch I Twist, Mrs. Louls T, Cassidy, nd Whe Arthur M. Thompson, Miss Nancy Ve Peppy Pepers was the name ghtful singing act glven Natalle Bassey, Miss Marga s Gertrud t, Mis d Master Raymond Woods. A dancing act, entitled The Fri was next on the programme. Th numbers included the Ha eight young women. the Hi ¢ Miss Blanche Dygert a Spanish dance by Misses Riith Los Miriam Bergstresser. ton was the accompan Miss Elizabeth Lane, M Mary Pound 22¢ 1 RIB ROAST BEEF Pound 17¢ CHUCK ROAST BEEF Pound 14c 1 adn ance | until Gray [by that which you des} Miss o1 sketch This e Linton a entitled ot It's like geit 50 LATEST PILGRIM BAGS—Made of genuine Bags such as we have been selling fér $3.50, and they were considered a India Calfskin. BEGINS THIS MORNING g back to old times to see the prices we are able to mark this most at- tractive holiday merchandise. good. value at that price. in regular Calfskin. been selling for $2.98— Sale Price $2.15 100 GENUINE CALFSKIN HAND BAGS — Gray, tan and brown Bags which have been 8— Sale Price $2.19 SPECIAL !—100 VELVET HAND BAGS—Bags of latest style, which will make beautiful and inexpensive Christmas gifts. in black, brown or taupe— g for hes :.@nn | A Great Pre-Christmas Sale of Leather Goods| 3 these bags to get the price down where it should be—but we did so, and here is the result. We show them in black, tan, brown and gray— Sale Price $2.89 PILGRIM BAGS, You can get them Sale Price 89c 50 CHIFFON VELVET BAGS—We have had the same bags in stock at $2.98. Black, brown or taupe, fitted with inside, frame purse and mirror— Sale Price-$1.75 GENUINE CALFSKIN VANITY BOXES, BEAUTIFULLY FITTED— . WERESLOG0: i . 0T e Sahie hirtiots oo o SALEPRICE$G98 Of course we had.to buy a considerable quantity of BLACK, BACK STRAP PURSES—Two valuss which should prove attractive— Were $1.00 SALE PRICE €8¢ Were $1.25 SALE PRICE 8% BLACK LEATHERETTE SHOPPING BAGS— It's amazing how many parcels can be stowed away in one of these bags. You will nesd one this Christmas— Have Were 50c .. SALE PRICE 45¢ Were $1.75 . . SALE PRICE §1.23 Were $1.98 . . SALE PRICE $1.49 SALE PRICE $1.89 50 NOVELTY HAND BAGS—Some handsome Hand Bags in Velvet, Duvetyn and Moire Silk of very late design, and really worth, as pre- sent values go, $5.00. They are fitted with in- side purse and mirror— Sale Price $3 50 CHILDREN’S HAND BAGS AND PURSES — What little girl would not like one “like Moth- er's.” We have them to suit all tastes and poo- ket-books— 25c to $2.50 ASE IN NUMBER NATION'S U Dec. 1.—T oF |LOXG vacaxT movsE 18 | BURNED AT PRESTON CITY | \ M se owned by was fhere at the time it immedlately aftersards for wieh, The name of the young man was wn house located about 40 rod of the Preston Clty store and v in Sdve §200,000 Monthly for Milk St. Lou a quart, producers compose their diff instead of nd th n, at least buters can The month- distr FRESH PORK Pound 17¢ LEAN BEEF o to have milk af ten cents’| Iy saving in the r of the city under the reduced price, it is said | will be $200,000.—St. Louis Post. Measure the app 1 you bestow | Canadian Representative To Armament Conference Sir Robert Borden, former Prime Minister, of‘Canada, member of' the British delegation to the Armament FOPYAIGHT CLINEOINAT, WABHINGY O Conference, represgnting Canada. the country at somewhere between 0 —_— i 1 s official fig- | NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON nent. sl CREDITS AND FEBANCE as compared with p: of on, Dec. 1.—A call for a “na- ence on credits and finance” 0 and 4,000,000, — | to me: hington Decetber 1£, 10 Convention of Rattiesnakes Isur«.r_\- the country’s agricultural needs, At the coming meet has issued by Sematr Ladd ef he Reptile Study | No: The conference. the sef- G to find remedics legis ative ag- ons thre. to the _conference hava seyeral hundred persons iri- members of congress, fi- conon logists ~and ives of organizations, 1 that jon would Be » the relationship hetween farm- ndustrial and manufacturing America attempts to popularize rn'n“ China is to open five commerefal flour hot corn bread in Europe | jonJines, most of them centering have f; . It is hoped that better for- eking, including the Harbin-Pe- tune will reward the attempt now be- | king line. Other planes will fly to Ur- ing made with corn grits, | 82 and thence to Kobdo. MUST HAVE ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS OUT THEY GO $2.97, $3.97, $4.97 and $5.97° Ladies’ Trimmed Hats ANY HAT IN THE STORE Velvets, Pan Velvets, Lyons, Felts, Plushes, Pressed Beavers, etc. Biggest Bargain Ever Offered in Our History The Pasnik Co. SELL FoR LEsS Sale in Norwich Store Only Mohican Ads. Always Interest the Wage Earners of Norwich BECAUSE THEY CARRY A MESSAGE OF ECONOMY TO EVERY HOME ! SPECIAL SALE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY © FRESH PORK CHOPS| SHOULDERS | PORK .LOINS ToRoast, Ib. 17¢c Whole or Half Loins Every Pound/of These Pork Products Are Fresh Eastern Dressed. For Pot Roast, Ib. 10c STEAKS SIRLOIN, ROUND, PORTERHOUSE Pound 19¢ SWIFT’S SUGAR CURED HAMS WHOLE OR HALF Pound 20c SLICED HAM Pound 35¢ Swift’s Silverleaf Brand PURE LARD 2 Pounds 25¢ GRANULATED SUGAR 5 Pounds 31c BEST MAINE POTATOES T 15 Ibs. peck 43¢ Fresh From Fishing Boats to You Fresh Sohd OYSTERS, pmt 38¢c ROUND—OPENED 0 ORDEA NICELY CURED FINNAN HADDIES, Ib. ... 1214¢