Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 11

| GREAT BRITAIN 1S WITHOUT SUPPORT e Lo T T T IO SALE ‘ Special for Friday and Saturday Only her more of 5,000 CELLULOID DOLLS ; 4c Each Valuzs up to 15¢ e o ] {Continued from Page One) which justified the getcmtion of the sub- maripe, sinpce it was by these means {gument for retention of the sybmarins| azione that the British empire couid be ‘gnd it was said tonight that even if he! stricken down. { | were not ready to present in full the es- The late war a1 shown, Iy ~vever, t ! timates of thg French goveriment as to|the Bri‘ish Empire was not easi'y s tall glasses of auxiliary crafi, he proba 122 down, and if war should ev.r bly would reveal wugt submarine toh- again, it coull be jmegi-el t“at moon nage is desired. would be foupd for our CouUntry to s { b itself from starva*ion. | STATEMENT BY EACE “Fgt it might be c'almed that if th POWER ON SUBMARINES | U-"rat h~d begn its o era‘’ons earli- or had be‘ter tuck, the result would ¥ been different. To th's he would r An elght thousand word communique by | ‘hat the British navy had con<t’tutel 1 most the keyrtone of the alled ~rol- b | the armameats commfttee of the Wash- | PO, (e, T¥ECRS 00 € 6 B FL TN have ington’ conference after today’s mesting | yeen rulned, Po'gi'm wonld Fave bre as in the for of a varaohrase of the | cverrrn and even the Uni'a? S | statement made for tho delegation Of | America. se'f-contained, s=f-i oach power wit hresvetc to the BritiSh | \wieh vast yesoutces, won'd proposal that suomarines be abolished 38 | votant tn in‘srveme and mient b 1a naval weapon. The argument of Lord ., smandon its srmy ond all t=at it ha Lee of the British admirglty eame 678t | meanre or else to make a humi It s‘ated the view ol the British govern-' . o | ment to be “that whis was required was | *“imn 0, 012 not wave beo ma & i not merely. restrictions on €ubmarines, |y, crast Rrit~in a'o-e, tat was - | but their total and final abelishment.” rasented the {7es. whi~h had | Lord Lee presented the foLowing estl-|ticnad in the pes- toat & 4 | mates of existing ubmarine tonnare: ) ir~a w~5 merely a s and rn | United States §3.500; Great Britaln 80 { Goriny destens ? {500; Japan 32,000; France, 28360, and, y, Lea sid he fann 1+ i | Italy, 18,258 P e S {7 He pointed out that under the AMErl- | rontoint, ot1 o Tremes !can pronosals of 90.000 ‘pne eath £07 g omimion of the i Great Briiain and the Unied States and .ouq if the wa 1 54.000 for Japan. the United States conld viaed to fawich s { butid 6,500 tons, Great Britaip 9500 and ooy novar ™y o O80T §00 with the OUBEF (WO COND-|idnd {hamsciyes e-pre-d rovort’on. . v S “Fe felt bound to say.” the paraphraz | ivi hooon v Saen i continued “that it seemed 10 hiM YerY o3 mamns of bringing » | gtranze to put before a conference on the yrumgressor.” 2 on “of naval armament DroposalS: [ord Lem ae-at +het od Pre-Holiday ale L] 36-INCH FUR COATS, FRENCH CONEY~—Value $55.00 THIS WEEK §39.50 36-INCH BAY SEAL COATS—Value $125.00 THIS WEEK $89.50 36INCH MARMOT COAT—Value $115.00 THIS WEEK §79.50 36-INCH BAY SEAL COAT, SQUIRREL COLLAR Value $250.00 THIS WEEK $185.00 Washingten, Dec. 22 (By the A. Py 50.” ALL TEN CENT CRNAVMENTS REDUCED 3{or 25¢ TIGH-GF2DE CHOCOLATES 19¢ Pound WHY PAY MORE ? < w14 mama eowid fay Manufacturer’s Sampl>s VANITY EQXES AND POCKET-BOCKS 98¢ Valu: $3.28 HIGH-GRADE ANERICAN MIXED RIBEBON CArDY 36-INCH MARMOT COAT—RACCOON COLLAR }, Givimet (o foxior and incresse the type. ~ioit gy Sren o o me v i AND CUFFS—Value $260.00 | BriCeh visw, aro oren to more objestion L,725,0% 1 % 1B 19¢ Pound 19¢ Pound i than sprface capi‘al ships.” i Lord Lee said frends of the submarine | contended that it ‘was a legitimate . weapon of weaker nowers anpd an ef- ive and economical means of defense coast lines and m: i Both conte an aversm, of 3 o ‘2co eraft. Ha sa'd pisy th "L frerressed it ha aper rex -1 mob ha o MY was fomA prass retfely with rois~n ~a-~ “~h were by-crodvets of essen‘ial ir = os. A smeater eomtlmnad phat SHiised the oelv olaie oF oo “he confarenas was e THIS WEEK $185.00 PLUSH COATS—Valus $35.00 THIS WEEK $26.50 CLOTII SPORT COATS—PLAID BACKS, ETC. e onteermes wn pet Value to $23.50 Mg b A Don 2 selves and' By st e i ot believed Geimany had used "o “that Grear T-jtatn po SUITS—WERE TO $55.60 J THIS WEEK §25.00 aecompl hmenti“‘""‘"" re SUITS—WERE TO $85.90 THIS WEEK $39.50 - | FREE—A large size Santa Claus, with every dollar purchase, Saturday Only. ALL 5 CENT Largest Vari-ty of DOLLS TINSEL in th: city — L2ss Than 6 Yards for 25¢ Whol-sal= Priczs . i VACUUM MEN’S ¢8c SHAVING 4 BOTTLES SETS—CCMPLETE 1%cEach Z3c SELLING CUT Mnnufzc:urfr's Samples ROCK AND ROLL BCUDCIR CAPS DUCKS 23c Each %¢ Each 3 Valu: $1.23 1 grounés and “were , v recent history,” the, red that metheds of To- * : and destruction of sub- was nat $asdv ¢ v tn z‘m w1 n? 80800 gang recrossea the the war, and ne* from the action of on board hesp'tal clared. Later. nited States troons across the Atlantle. and d vroved equally power- case ‘t added. the communique continued, lin pr senting Lord Lee's argument “the THE SPECIALTY SHOP |- .; “‘“F‘”ff. Neorwich Opp. Plaut-Cadd:n Co. J. B. CARON !t e d almost as mu 140 Main Street Manager o v ey DS ——————pe A R JE— tha Franch delooa Secretary Fhuehoe o o%sl-man vemed fo snv g Al pey =Ty LEADING AGRICULTURAL iLo:s of men COUNTIES IN THE U. 8.cafes for a i tunch, now 5c, 10c and 25¢ Store FRAMNKLIN SCUAFE NGORWICH, CONN. bo used to drop ints of beer and the ri ~id The late war had - o'ear that the great- v to tak “They have I tinner. command of “ Hunce, It wag '@ it but ft {5 2 vatue 1ch power to get | eon-ea nat fe intention to in oo tart ¢n reduas | euhmiarines had | Ter tha T <nceees” agalnst merchant stated s s “remarad th re'yee NOTEING OVER $1.00 NOTHING OVER £1.00 l re national ve noticed these ; not loss of the!“a very vital part to play” aval : mmul the ok e | warfare. ) The report also dwelt on ¢ r-nlmu = 3 i er value of { n scouty - than twalea wiion tons of , the repor’ sald, injured!and also « I defencing hoA been sum'. of a value of i « well as the enemy. beca ps were sunk. For this reason, | ged that unlimited submarine warfare be out'awed and that rules to 1100 070 240, anart Trem their ear=a. wenmna of cnhmasines 28050 non_comhatant wen, women For the Wre-eh on h2d heen Arowmsd. Tt ig rte? the ‘o hnd heen undertalen movine was nee-nrs 1 'aws, hoth human and esnect- Ty T Garan eveuse for it hed eesmiiad with o necs. They had uged the fhat “the snbmasine - 7= In the eom ofl nn'snn ta by mmemmel ta eai-fme comirs had sot a nreesdant which o' be considercd v to endnre far all time | ons had been driven to re- in that line. E FOR RECIPE , the g icie on “Dancing a 2 in the Forun for October against them | war which sald, and high | States defeat. ‘éown the men 2n “The United Stares mee’s @ large sube ving the submarinc | marine force to protect its interests™ DANCE! AH.E}'A\H' It was vointed out that war on com- Wa {ot ownership of mer 1 t the submarine — ——— — HATHAWAY'S| . PURE FOODS OUR Tel. 1720 and 1721 85 WEST MAIN STREET | MOTTO it be, i 0< '+ | conjecture that origin of om the d e Lo e f into an imaginary world? In that case, it might also have been a orm of madness, as one finds it in t Jionysian intoxication at the Attic festivals, when wine and the dei.ies, t| nddinz that V"‘v“ of the treatv of | national defense” M. submarines of larse ccorance With “the laws of hu - to he one rule fop:® . ! © Ga , e 3 ity, whieh demand that erews of tor suuyrs éioll(lsl;.ll;f maenads 'Wers el08ely | O v, e ToHer Fule for the mt;dwll ‘efbsfls ;;“0“1“1 he_ raecpect Re g - 3 1 es. Large eruising “ * 5 Ohiecting to Yimitafion of eubmarines, | SMall submers! ‘Cert v i 1 99, dancing; wider tsod. conduions, fag LTS, Te '8 Tibent flacts e e, diis was noeded, ho said to prote S mekns in secaping {rom bne's: o ran'd'y exsanded n time of war and the “::;'::l;’::! and maintain Itn . A s ik in nd a nuc’eus of rersonnel ma'n, . MY 5 only one The duest.on is: can OMe ihineq unless eomnlete shollshment wag _ FOr the Itallan delezatlon. Se i lf;g;;‘sm;grimsailg.fg_u; €| aeeided uron. He insisted ‘hat the Br't. Schanzer sald the Italian naval e stance, a rapture in the dance whi S Ul - intoxicates every sense to a point of > =" inurging that eourse. al.| ¥ i “it would be foolish not to recog- | A humen infinity; that { hat Great Britain was the matlon | L 5 ("d"l"la:lrlg cArf‘C" ‘corbn“s i t osed to the menace of the sub- s AT ra an ever be me ? Dr. Kinsman's Astbma py, Calll, ranked 86¢-ione cndures It, it has n ! red that an a errme of W““m“f{"m?:hg_ 25y:arsoissc?:ssd’ 10,401 fof crops and live-stock . Lns. Bo Fechal food dlocku Rk ma me e : - _and stood third in the value ! mnm;_ ne country by England and | -pria) Treatment mailed Free, Write to f Surales| At the age of 40 a man is elther an | ““There were come people who said ft | Dr-F-G. Kisumas, But Bock, Augusta, Haine. ‘ e than one-halfl o1 bachelor or a pessimist. lwas this vulnerability of Great Britatn th peache wing in order. ok County, Me., stood third combined value of crops and products with $54,376 £ sec l)nd inv e of L!‘(\p y \ 4 e [} o ’ e S | big Reductions in Men's Suits i’ ofs Tha: o a4 value in unty, while h forage was o = t item in importance as regards | | , Calif.,, ranked ! szl - and Overcoats arI;;_{lhagf’-fifj";n};°§g;m WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM $5.00 TO $10.00 ON YOUR SUIT OR OVERCOAT, cading items from the stand- | @ BY BUYING DIRECT FRCM US. AS YOU KNOW, WE ARE A WHOLESALE o Cogaty pa. was arn in | CLOTHING HOUSE, SELLING TQO SOME OF THE LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS representing the crops and | rops and livestock products. IN NEW ENGLAND. d forage, and [;, 52 most imporiant ems|§ WE HAVE SERVED YOU FOR THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS, GIVING BIG v VALUES, AND TRYING TO SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS. 7,mng iems (@ LET US SHOW YOU QUR LINE—YOU ARE NOT COMPELLED TO BUY, AND their rank ac-|@ WE ARE ONLY TOO PLEASED TO WAIT UPON YOU. mbined ue of ol yiiher s o | | COMPLETE OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS — WE CARRY A COMPLETE | {3 07 | STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHEEP-LINED COATS, ALL SIZES AND LENGTHS : AT REASONABLE PRICES. 2| THE NORWICH BARGAIN HOUSE What Prohibition is Doing : MORE 'FOR LESS ds of the fa M' ceaarars . 3.5-7 Water Sf.reet—Corner Washington Square Norwich, Conn. e N S S T, 3 rohibition has raised our sales, ic to 68c My Vermont Turkeys are here and those that have had them before know what the quality of these birds is. You can’t ! make any mistake when you buy one of these for they are tbe ¢ best. [ will stand back of any of these birds. . We have got everything good for your Xmas diriner—XXXX | Roast Beef, Baby Spring Lamb, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, 5 § Fowl, Chicliens, Native Spinach, Squash, Swect Potatoes, | Head Lettuce, Celery, Cranberries, Or;n*res, Dntes, Figs, ! Baldwin Apples, Table Apples, Table Layer Raisins, Span- E { So- ish Onions, Grape Fruit, Christmas Candy, Mixed Nuts, Enz § lish Walnuts, Phrn Puddings. - l Be sure o get yourr order in foryovriloovy —it ic sure to whip or your money back. T ]l.‘.tfl kay and Kurfl‘