Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 12

FATR, COLDER TODAY; WARMER TOMORROW Thoe Balietine | ASKS $10000 FOR ALLEGED SLANDER [t i Norwlch, Friday, Dec. 30, 1921, THE WEATHER New London has brought suit for dam- tion in the Atlantic stafes states east of the Missi: consequence, The temper- roiina ‘morthward that on Novembe: river | curella, Charging slander, Emily ministration midnight mass was sung at The New. York, New Haven & Hairttord 0 Christmases, and in June, 1920, over | _ & s t e £ 2000 e eniod the. Teilitary fiotd |Filroadl announce-that the war reverue mass held at nava 1 “She is & thief, she stole $200 The|tended by many visiting clergymen, and St el S L A taine|a representative of the American hier- tended by northwest gales-in the | day afternogn with the clerk of the su-|ants furnished Daniel M. Cronin, prose-|brbught against M and north Atlantic states and by | perior court in this city, Wwith negligence in cuting attorney of the New London po-|tor of this city by Mrs. Henrietta Nat- |the cost of transportation practically § The plaintiff charges in her complaint|lice court, information that led to her|zel, also of Norwich. Real estate and a 28, 1921, and divers|arrest December 2nd on a charge of | bank account hav falr weather will prevafl in |days thereafter Nicholss and Kate Mus-|stealing $200 from the Muscurellas. On|the writ and complaint drawn by (At- two of the defendants, spoke in|December 3rd she claims the court dis-|torney Josiah Gree followed by considerable cloudi- |the hearing of divers persons, the fol-|charged her from custedy, Now she is| plaintiff, Miss Hun\ington turday but probably with it pre- |lowing words concerning the plaintiff: seeking damages of $10,000. A DISCONTINUE WAR TAX ON RAILROAD TICKETS Father Falotico's ad- retary of the Fort Griswold tract cofn- mission, “the speakér was told, had pro- tested against the $mmounced intention of the war department to_dispose of the taX, which has been collectel on com..|PTOPerty along with a number of other mutaticn and trip tickets ¢when issued | Sites deemed no longer necessary for war for thirty miles or more) or whaca fhe |PUTPOSES. Mr, Wainwright said it mow reg'-l)l!f rate for fgransportation is 43 appeared that it was not to the interests GIVEN FINYE oF .\. Walter F. Baker «f Ci erfielt plead- ed guilty In the U, S. distrier, court Hartford Wednesday to possession of material to manufacture ligwor. He 1 post, which was at- CHESTERFIELD MAN IS claimed the #till found in his home Las and malicious. Srehy.) cents or more, will not be eofiacied on |°F the United Stafes to- abandon the Fort | Pper we poncr artempied o uhe . e Conditlons ages of $10,000 against Nicholas Musou-| " The plaintift also cKerges that about| o e, R0 o ahd St ok Grhwoln Jatte that Amflm;_«r attempted to ¢ e disturbance that was central over | rella, Tony Delaura, Joseph Delaura and | December 1st all of the defendants con-|SUES FOR DAMAGES FROM 1922This} includes excess bagzage, cx- WA SRR tario Wednesday night moved rapidly | Lena Cingaegrain, all of New London.|spired to defame, slarder and ruin her FALL DOWN STAIRWAY | jrees. milk or Pullman and state room | TWO LOCAL JITNEY ward to the Canadian maritime prov- | The hapers in the snit were filed Thurs- | reputation. She alleges that the defends| Suit for $10.000 damages, has been | tickets. T LICENSES ARE GRANTED iss Mary P. Hunting-| The elimination of the war tax reduces , Nathan H. - i Peck of Groton and Nick (ooney of Pawcatuck have been granted per cent. on all tickets and other pas- | jitney licenses by the oublic utilities e been attached. In|senger features where the tax hds here- | commission. Peck's license authorizes D tofore been assessed. 1 him to operate a public service ,mmmo-l Lee & Osgood Co. guaraptees Bitro- nstein, counsel for the] No tax will be collected on tickets that | bila from Norwick io the submarine base | Phosphate to rebuild shattered nerves: is cParged jare sold In December for use on or after | while Mooney's license gives him permis-[to replace weakness with strength: te failing to provide a |Jamuafy 1, 1922, siori' to operate between Stonington and|add body weight to thin folks and cuitable light on a stairway at the Hunt-| Commutation, serip or trip tickets, not | Union square, this city. 1 sture will continue low in the north At- ington residence on Broadway, in con-|wholly used prior to January 1, are sub- = R PN Ssibition’ iy Ured-out PeRels states Friday while there ““I” "\ |MOTOR DEPT. REGISTERS WILL WATCH FOR LIQUOR spquence of which, it is claimed. Mrs.|jéct to a refund by the internal revenue . o S T act to high temperature almos! ast of the Missippi river except izan on Saturday. Winds Off Atlantic Const k ¥ K, northwest ana Inishing overcast weath to Hatteras north B iminiching Friday artly over- n it Forecast n New F ti b fl s L and v s 1 'v\rt‘\\, : 2 a0 - svoalsgiain roe. 307 2960 15 x 0. lowest t Tnee light 22 i r‘w\‘ 1113 || 7oay? T 54 || 810 ¢ h welsr it 1 flood tide, GREENEVILLE as won by which was $2.50 cake and the even an old Ca dressed in Fva Labrec- affair, assisted Mrs. Benoit harge of the re: ¥ was the|c for Monday are he evening. | s aceic David Tuesday b I ater aves [ M assing se: \rr'l! days in Hartford, frs. C. A. Mell of Lisbon has been of her aunt, Mrs. Hattle s er avenue. ault of Providence, business caller in town on t ances_O'Connell, who has been ! * u for her home in ding owned by Pe- cum road has been e store opened for bus- Joseph Donovan of Bris- been recent guests of | mother, Mrs. Bridget B street, Plon of Hynters avenue . riends 1A Southbridge, | nal Revenue Colle Ea insi i i i ; s s | e tax on lee eream and sorr|| inside and out, in our good stylish clothes which vou r Potor Benae of Danlel- | drinks d the tax heretor levied insi i 7 . e o Ranleleis tha 0 T as derstoors levied o can buy for the “inside” price. Wear our good, Sale Price 5 OO M parents, M d Mrs. | costd m han 25 s, i % : - OF Bouin A weear: st R “Nifty” clothes. % 1 of Redding, Conn., is Luther D.|e ave received eards| 1 Michael Depulski o alue of. the h In normal times our cents, is now ne hundreZths of ac has a large | 1s compelled to ¢ through fear to the taxation | Mr. and Mrs. |, turn to' this. coun- oving are also MONTVILLE MAN HEAT ever been held ! work, M Sarah m., 12 to0 12,20 | The report wartz that met | penditure: 3 During the afternoon there was music ¥ Mrs. Frank L. Arncld and M hel Harbeck. in cha . after, Town Clerk Bk has recelved a sunply of bl are very | 3 name a den . NEARLY 50,000 MACHINES ON NEW YEAR'S EVE ) Natzel fell down the stairs, suffering in-|departmefit of eight per cent of the Nearly 50,000 motor vel inds had been registered 1922 up to the close of business Wed- | federal prohibition enforcement squad in Fartford. Long lines juries to her body hicles of all Careful plans were completed Wed- for the year nesday by Chiet Jonathan E. Eno of the both arms which will probably be perma- | be necessry for the passenger as well as injuries to|value of the unusued portiors. Tt will to obtain . ® 1 7 e nent, Mrs. Natzel was employed as a|from the agent at point where ticket was v 33 s : rcement squad | qomestic at the Huntington residence, the | rorchased a form of corticate which wiil e oo s oc al esday at the motor vehicle departmentto cover the state on New Fear's Eve|,qigent nappening several weeks ago on|give the character of information requir- filled the third floor lobbies of the cap-, the welcome to the year 1922 be stimu- ol, but were kept mowing rapidly and|lated by drinks prohibited by the Vol- there were few .delays. The d ons for regi -en prepared jons, tha at the end anplicants at once if 1l delays at ons are eliminated and t e less tiresom of. irs along the Racks have been ved ty I to whiel in PAST MASTER pas| ided over gree of welve ne \ere are eleven I of tr ion now has about 130 mem- ECTED PROGRESSIV re relecte Mrs_ Post; v treasurer; Mr: . F. Herbert mmittee, The club has howed to! offee e W. B. L. frs. W. NEW HUNTING LICENSE FORMS BEIN An entirely new form wi o in the issue of hunting fish and game commission for 1922 oAl new requirements will he . Baxle v M. 1o ihe ‘Elanks Qifes “Lrom host. of CE CREAM AND SOFT DRINK TAX GOES OFF Taxpayers have been not Both taxes formed part of the war rev- nue legistation, that relating to parcel ost having been in effect 917. It provided for a me cent for each 25 cents or fractional ng their safe arrfval in Warsaw, | part thereof pald in postage. i Py write of the high prices = S = In Poland for the necessitios | WILL NAME SUCCESSOR TO and the nreetated - < LATE WATER COMMISSIONER A successor to the late erhert M. Lerou at a sp rat to succced The may appointment the action of fthe council. artment has been troubled so|on all cabarets, hotels and, other public much by imperfectly prep are faulty and, if so, dows because of faulty a Such waiting as is nec- floor =o that applicants may be achusetts. s served by Whitman ; (‘\‘:tar\ Mr: irman of flm\er Brown; of me: Maria Brigss iches, arles of motorists | lest any of the celebrations attending work there. stead act. A careful watch will be kept ared applica- | places and managers who have written WITH t tables have |to Chief Fno's office to ask how far they| While various counties of the state can lawfully go have been warned that|have depleted their current biennial ap- 2 oor opposite the registration windows, | they will be held responsible if they al-jPropriation for cou the | Wi of the third here apmlications are examined in ad- low patrons to drink in their places in- unprecedcmgq court activity, hoth erimi- Attendants at these tables no-| toxicating liquors carried by the patrons|nal and civil, as their applica- | from their homes or elsewhere. state board of -con i At the same time, the Internal revenue | ‘Vednesday, New the x department has notified all deputy col- | Peen aple to leen Jectors to be on the lookout at all ho- = BN o | tels, cabarets, road houses and other '\n\flar places in their respective terri- tories where tables are reserved for New | Year's eve, as a government tax of 1 1-2 cents for each 10 certs of the admi: n price will be due from such places where there is any form of entertainment other than Instrumental nusic, slica- | he lines keep far as he can tell superior court for thus far have been e by the pro- walls of the| ted tor iness may even b pes of lenses; nformation i of the len piled. SUB BASE CHAPLAIN HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED OCIATION | Father Nicholas Falotico, Roman Ca-|memmers of the siation, com-|tholic chaplain at the United States sub-|guard to-be of Masonic | marine base, will sever his [ Soan after en Masonic di with the naval post with the beginning me there ha. cen of the new year. Father Falotico has|vaccination In the j etion of the gov- hospital in New | t master of past maste lidates. | fer of Ahe popular pries ted by Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes of Ne » eightn| YOrk city, who as chaplain bishop of in-|all the Catholics in the government ser- )+ vice, has direct charge of all the mili- tary and naval clergy. During the past five years Father Fa- lotico has been comnected successive with the submarine, air, army, and na- val service, and for the past {wo years and three months, has been chaplain at Aways Mazs, Everywhere 25c. Ithe nizht of the first day she Went to|ed by the Internal revenue deparimap: SUPERIOR_COURT KEEPS ternal revenue department. Where tax superfor court, stated Thursday that so | 1tS_decision to dispose of Fort Griswold, and that the expenses for criminal bus- though no definite figures have been com- NATIONAL GUARDS: TO BE VACCINATED } Orders have been issued requ inoculated and vace ment. Up to the pres:n Cuticura Talcum ~ === Fascinatingly Fragrant ———— Semple frecof Gutieus Laborataries, Dept X Malden, The law provides that refund of the || SHANNON BUILDING NORWICH, CONN. war, tax can only be made through the in- o arrmormiarion has been ineinaed n e cors ot oy || Low Prices for Friday and Saturday furnish passenger a certificate, as above e Depensor hecsnne ot| Tenonet, sowine e amomt of x| | 4] ASKA SALMON (Pink), 2 can disclosed before the B trol at its meeting ogz | FORT GRISWOLD SITE NEW PACK SHR]MP Shced PINEAPPLE, can 25¢ Londor. county has NOT TO BE SOLD 18¢ - FRANKFURTERS, Ib.. 25¢ | the expenses of the | and the property will not be sold, Assist- PURE LARD, 2 lbs... 25¢ vit i ppropria- 5 Mo eesoens p‘;;g}(‘,fl»";,:,‘;“:;""’;e The war denartment has reconsidered New Londen counry | 2nt Secretary Wainwright informed con- CORNED BEEF, b. .. 20 more than notmay | ETess Thursday. In a letter to Speaker Gillett he said that in 1902, use of the il ROAST PORK, I6.... 58¢c BOILED HAM, Ib. ... 50c fort had been granted to Connecticut ith the understanding that the preper- / fy was to revert to tid teders] govern- || BUTTER, B. ... ... .. 50¢| NATIVE EGGS, dozen 75¢ Ernest E. Rogers of New London, sec- e less than usual al- Connecticut no requirements as t national zuard, mre 3 3 is In the future all national b on -' Ber s t in New | will be inoculated and inated . | B ) the business| Haven, and will take up his duties uslas possible after enlistment. - l . chaplain of that institution. : Healthful he association. | BY MISS. CL of the Pro- held Wednes- ed as follows: ice for TUna- cake and he social hour Cranston and G SENT 0UT il be adhered licenses here- s S. Holbrook | anks from the i) You can now SAVE MONEY on the made in Sears erotofors {ntiat (fhes uneb e need. We have reduced the prices on our suits and R S e overcoats.and all winter goods away down low. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IT a coupon to be filled out by the ’ahnm?::” \i‘{x""&ff ?X?flr]:\%n:d;%}‘bifii o Our firs‘t price is always a low price; When we HATS WHICH WERE $12.50 TO $15.90 then t0 be fled by the town clek wih the cut that price five or ten dollars on a suit of top coat you save that much real money. ified by Inter- SRR (See _windov& display) stamp tax of Patrick F. Main Street as member of the board of water 283 mmissioner will be named by M r 7 Come in now and dress yourself from head to foot, meeting _—l*—“ (”runl“l c; xl.wl fnr A Clean-Up Sale of Fine Millinery . BEGINS TODAY It’s the end of the year, and the last opportunity we will have to swell our sales for 1921. We have in our stock at present approximately two hundred pretty Trimmed Hats, ranging in price from $7.50 to $12.50 and, we want to dispose of them before Saturday night. ; IF YOU WANT A GOOD HAT CHEAP clothes you i i E | There are some Velvet Hats, some in Satin Antique, and many of Gold or Silver Cloth. There are big Hats, and little—fur-trimmed and flower-trimmed—Hats of every descrip- tion in black and colors. You will find here the Hat which will just suit you. HATS WHICH WERE §7.50 TO §10.00 Sale Prices $2.98 and $3.98 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME OF THE FIRST SATIN, AND SATIN AND Phone 1375 o L o li WATCH the Papers is subject to T dvantage of Thursdas's sow- wher of vounesters hrought out r skis and enjoyed svart on the g the village. A number of sed barral stavos sk s, some- with dleastrous result LADIES' AUXTLIARIES To HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION livisions of the t Hibernians and of the | in O meet elec! alled by wwvich | | in| i By thelr 3 The com- ing this matter in chatke ex- to be one cf the largest gath- erings of this order held in some time in lastern Connecticut cions will ve eount d Coates of Hartford was Governor Lake Wedn. | the state board of amaumnp»,’ perfod of three years heginning 1922, r. Co res on Saturday. James Graham of Tdsbon was op- d a member of the stata hoard of agriculturs to take the ce of James % Palmer, late of Norwich, cs takes the liam P. Landon, whose térm | AT ITS BEST, ! The strongest com- l FOR OUR pliment ever paid to 1Scott'sEmu is the vain attempts at S e SALES imitation. Those THE BIGGEST EVENT WE EVER HELD who take cod-liver oil at its best, take Scott’s Emulsion— ALSO MAKERS Ki-M0l OF e SAVE Your‘Chris\i:m:;).s Money WAIT [ —WAIT ! JANUARY FURNITURE mesccerevatweeverseo I 1 THE AFTER CHRISTMAS-ECONOMY SALE STILL CONTINUES : THE LARGEST SACRIFICES EVER MADE ot SR ‘*I i e | SEE PAPERS NEXT WEEK FOR DETAILS | SHEA & BURKE (Tablets or Granules) 37-47 MAIN STREET INDIGEST“?A COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS STRAW HATS — ADVANCE STYLES FOR THE COMING SPRING SEASON A COATS — SUITS — DRESSES — SKIRTS CHILDREN'S GARMENTS—SWEATERS—BLOUSES All At the Very Lowest Sale Prices