Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 12

“SPECL Co Ladies’ GIRLS’ C SED PflRTfl RICAN JURY APPEA[S San Juan, April 13.—The grand. jury | allegations agalns: ‘the govefnor and oth- Whith recendly mmde a freseftment | € iNSuiar administration cciclals. The re. not .in accorda ety and other Porto Riica dismussed today by J San Juau district court. afterwards met n quariers court house and_appealed 10 |i-.The & general for a legal ruling r dismissal, expressi is stated. had re- Nat it had bustes: ased for the second time to ac. rand jury’s report, making the, 1z bel ce with the port, was retitrned to the district attorney’s ‘office. In his order refusing to permit the T@ort to te filed Judge Foote said: “The court forhids any now- Tequest. that” such report-be filed.” “nd jury thererion was dfsmiss- ed, afisrwara holding its meeting outside the court house and appealing to the at- y general. o ie * When the grand jury handed in its D .| sentment last weelk the court refused it, and when the jury insisted vp- vering the revort Judzé Foote again ined to accent it as a public’ ocument, ut put. it amde in a sc:uad nzn\e!o‘)e NORWICH W TION WE orwich W IN s the CELEBEATION style @ April issue of the Jourmal of |3 i l\x ads :x summary of the méth- | vx,a’,\(o(’nr nocks GOING STRONG l)l EGG IAY!)(‘ uth Rocks are sfill’going ¢ ng . laying contesf Storrs. In in 35 BROADWAY 35 BROADWAY 65¢ Blue Chambray Shirts 65¢ MANY MORE SUCH BARGAINS ARE INCLUDED “DURING THIS REMOVAL SALE, FCR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 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Th evening.at | Arurphy. representat! of Another meeting will be held in Nor= London, - Norwichy, f wich - next Friday evening. e all were hearti- Caddock Wins First Fall. f{ Wichita, Kgs., April 13.—Har] Caddock llenge wrest es | teen minutes. W of C. representatt: Norwich, Conn. and Young Men “The Hard to Please. ATCH WORDS styles are well substantiated 0, $29.50 and $32.50 S d. . §3.98 ) aa opportyn- i clamp=d on out of ¢ 1 Hill Wildeats also would 1 the. Grays this afternoon at 1 To Play at Milford. Joe Belair and -Harry the main: f .the will a Paw. Sun Yat Sen President Gf South China A new portrait of Sun Yat San, president of the de facto govern- ment of South China. This veteran Chinese statesman is planning an wssault on the citadei ‘of the govern- nent of North China 4t Peking, and is mobili his forces with that burpose in view. 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TA.XPAYJ:RS 1 pirsons i For the purpose of o I will bg at \hL Town of North T d.’xys intervening il be at m y IN:( dence, excent Sundays. All persons neglecting this notice w be févied uvon und c ! and ~adgitio N WILLIAM P. BABCOCK, Cellector Dated North _Stonington,, Conn Mareh 29, 1922, maril AT A COURT OF rnnnur nrLn bat Norwich within and f of Norwich, on ,the 13th d:y ‘ot A D.1 3 wmh in said l' id! . It Is Orde Petition be heard and det Probate Court Room iff the C wich_ in s'-\i&l District, on the of April, A, D. 1922 at 11 o'c forenoon, and ‘that notice of 1k of said thereon, NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing s a true copy of record. Attest: HELEN M. DRESCH apridd P —— MHints At Soft-Coal Brother. The bituminous operators refased te go into conference with represcatat of the-United Mine Wofkers. Th . Now which indostry the better? 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