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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
IA pOLITlCA De
COCllIRCION.

Despu6s lie ss4 prediction c.ara
DE- "a guerra. The Japan Times and
.MaiE' entra censura- duramen:e
al NIir:star;o Kato por 81 po@c!ca
de- coDciI:aci6n. que ha producido 81
s>,ado actual lie raac.ones 2.niS:o-
sas entire =. Jap6n ' lo1 Estados Uni
dos. = Sc exprssa en- estos ts-n'Hcs:
"Es;amos pro:uudamente decep-
cicaados por - polftica dip,oma:ica
De, Gobierao jaFonss. y especial
nlea:e con "A del actual Minister!O.
No solo -noaotros, s:no toda IL na-
c;6a. estA disgustada !aapac!en:e
po- las medidas tibias y POGO virIles
para Eega- a IA conciliacitn con las
nac!onos pode-osas. Y cuando coCsi-
dsramos 10 que ae ha perdido en-
prestigjO uacionai y CT intereses por
Ia d.p,omac!a GSbil 6e nuestras au-
coridades. no podemos siMo tener,
con el resJo lie. "a nac:6n. graves ce-
.uores en- cuan:o al tuturo de este
iuperio
"Ahora Que-emos llama: Ia aten-
ci6a de, p1nico hac!a Ia p'N!t!cl
dsi GObierno japoass con -epecto =
Mexico. Los E,s'1dos Un!dos J Ms
x.co es:an reiscionados portca :
e,on6alicanente, de una nanera in
TINA. por 70 que cada camb.o vi
c.s:tvd Do'tt!ca c1 Mexico ticce IN
gran alcance III los intereses de los
EStados Unidon. pero ri Mexico nj
81 te-ritorio son protec;o-ado De los
Estados Cn;Gos. s:no que es un pals
independents Gue ocupa una posi-
rslundiale;,. Los mcxicanos fo-man IN
gan pueblo. que t!cne IN alto ideal
12c.onai. que cs NADIA msnos que Ia
;E:ticacl6n d. "A raza latina en- Nor
= : Sur America. fin dc que reco-
brs 81 antique prest!sio.
al con:ra-io dc los angiosajona
,os nexicaaos no ticnea pretu!cios
racla!es contra las -azas de co:or.
P7r 10 que bato este aspecto. Mex
CO es III paraiso ideal para los In
al;g-antes ja9onescs. que pueden
contribuIr su Gesarrol,o. Con una
vas;a area a comp-ende 1855 $50. zoo
(?) ni!.aS cuad-adas dc tertii suclo,
: que con;icnc CT sus eHtranas rccur
ics Ininerales cast inex;inguiblcs.
Mexico tiene INA poblaci5a s64a-
mente de IS. 0S3 2O7. por 20 que cas-!
es IN pals destabitado que ofreCe
aCaplio -narCen para los inmigrantes
japoncses, que puedea contribute
ECa0demente 4 81 desarrCG.o. 81 las
em2-esas japonesaa cucntan con
capital angnlio, ;vaDajo y eX2ericn-
Ga.
"Hab.ando c.aramente, Z! plaA:eo
De n i2auenc.a po,ltica y econ6m!-
ca del Jap6n = dc las japoneses en-
E Con;iHente aner!cano cs asuato
de vital imporlancia : digUo de que
c. :. se emYiee n actual fue-za de
nues.ro pals. de n maaera mas
Pcuden;e : efcctiva. para que al fin
Sc pUctan reso.ve- de una :;aaera
-ipida los p-ob!emas pend!entas en-
ire los Estados Un!dos Y .: Jap6H. |
Al mismo tempo. n seguv!dad de
Il Indepeadencia . fnteE-idad del
sle!o Enexicanc es IN factor irIlpor-
t!sntis!mo que debe tenc-se en- cuen;a !
para desav-ci!o :" expansion de Ia ra-
III japoneSa eE ei Con;iaente amcr!- |
cano. E. hecho de que Mexico su
pueblo sJ;en c!c7 dIsPuestoS en- "a
yo- lie esLa naCi0n y que deaeen !nvi
tar a los tapoaeses n ir 4 su pals, |
oErece una Eran oporcga!dad para |
!leva- adelarte este plan.
Ell Jap5n DO Gebe vaci!ar para |
erv.ar eH2ig-antes Mexico en- el |
mayor nCme-o possible" .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
CLNCUENTA DOLARES COSTARA
LA EXCURSION A DOLORES
HIDALGO YLA CAPITAL
LOS VIAJEROS EN- NUMERO DE CIEN SALDRAN DE
LAREDO LA NOCHE DEL DE ENERO DE REGRESO
DE LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Ell Is POR LA N0CHE
La permanencia en- Dolores Hidnlgo serdn de dos
dlas una noche de cinco dias en- la
bella capital de nuestra rep1bhca


tres pesos cincuenta centayos
reXicanos por dfa- 7 Ell ccsto del
aiojamiento Y de Ia corr.da ien
Ia Ciudad de Mexico, sera al
rededor de cinco pesos mexica-
nos por dfa. Les v1ajeros no
tcndran que preocuparse nj por
el aIojamiento nj por. Ia comida
durarte su pernlanencia ZEN Do
lores Hidalgo nj en- esta capital,
pues todo estA siendo a-eg!ado
conTenientemente, de manera
que les excursio,iistas al hacer
el entero de la suma requeri-
da para los gastos de! vtaje al
jefe de Ia excursion, 10 haran
entendidos do que en- el precio
aUe da. inclutdo el costo del pa
safe de ida y vuelta y vel del
alojamiento y de Ia comida en-
Dolores Hidalgo Y en- Ia capital
de Ia RepubHca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27

CTCDAD DE MEXICO, Die. Ga
Mas de ve!nto process po!tticos in
coados contra generates y otros jefes
c. Tnenor. graduation seran sobresef-
dos ST. como SO t:ene por seguro en-
;odos los circTAos ofciales y po!fti-
cos de esta inetr6pola el Cc1Sreso a.
pCueha ia Ley de Aunistia que para
su discussion : aprobaci6n le fua re-
c:enteraente enviada por el EjccutI-
vo federal.
Entire los generates Sc ercueRtran
valioS quienes e. Gobisrno actual
hab!a considerado siAmpre como Pc
!igroSos para IN pacificacS1n del pals,
pe-o de los cuaIes no Sc teme va
EinGuna nucva in;entoNa revoluc,o-
maria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
FUE MUERTO Ell RESELDE
ISAAC JIMENEZ

Tclcgrama Especial para "Li PRENSA".
CIUDAD DE MEXTCO. Die &c
FL rebeidc Isaac JimsneZ que con u
nos cuantos hombres operaba cerca
de In ciUdad d. NeracrIz. fue aluer-
70 aver on 81 Crucer5i de aquel puer-
10. por hombres De Ia Defensa So
c!al.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
NO OPINA
SOBRE FL FACISMO
Dice que al Gobierno Ie
corresponds solo cuidar
que no Sc vioIe Ia lev
Tclegrama Especial para IA pRENsA"

Tclegrama EspcciaI para GA PRENSA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. 90
+. Secretario lie Gooeruaci6n, general
Plu;arco Elias Gales, Sc ha negado
a dcclarar acerca del movim!en;p IA
cista en- Ia Replhlica, mantfestanGo
que no corresponds al EjecGtivo juz-
gar las tcndencias porticas de nin-
gun partido. Y que Su mission en- ca
sea como cl presente. eS s6.amente
cuida- Que TO Sc viole1 las leyes
cons;!tut!vas del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
Ell COSTO DE COMiDA
Y ALOJAMENTO

Los arrag!cs que Sc han he
cho hasta Ell p~e1ente pueden da-
Ia. siCuiente base de gastos a
los v:aicrcS: cl costo de ALOHA
mientc y Ia comida en- Dolo-
res Hidaleo SeTa alredednr de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
Ell CAPITAL BELGA
Sc FILA EN- MEXICO
Una empresa InVertlra
cinCuenta millones de
TT n OS
rclegrama Especial para LA PRENsA".

Tclegrama Especial para IA PRENSA".
CIUDAD De MEXICO. Die %
lnformes proporcIonados hoy aqui en-
fuentcs oficialcS dan clrenta de que
ac,ualmentc Sc esta oa'ganizando en-
IA ciudad de Bruselas. capital de Bel
gica. una pode,osa empresa de capi-
talistas be.gas, que suscribtran un
capital de Cinctenta millones de fran
cos. dividido en- Glen acciones prefe-
rentcs : Glen acciones ordinarias.
El objeto de esta 'sociedad sera ad-
quirlr el control de las aCciones de
Ia CompaHia de Luz = Fuerza Mo-
triz de Mexico inclusive los tEanvias.
q efecto de dar. . esta una crganiza-
cion mas vast2. eficiente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
PROYEcTO PARA "A FORMAcloN
DE UN JARDlN ZOCLOGIco
TcIeGrama Especial para Ia rRENSA".

TcleGrama Especial para IA rRENSA".
CICDAD DE MEXICO, Die. 90
Ia SecretarEa de Ag--tcultu-a ma
ianE0do Una coavocator!a :. todos los
iuSentercs Y GrQuitectcs !ueXtcanos
para que forTl2ulen un p-oyecto de
construction de UT Jardtn Zool6gico,
en- el ParQue de- Chapugcepec.
Este Jararn debera tsna- un costo
de dosctertos mil pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
Il japjn observa con
Mexico una pOitca de
agrado oaEstados ljnidOs
Unas decIaracones que en- tai sentido hizo eI Minis
tro Furuya han despertado gran interss en-
Washington y dNersos concentrates
entire los periodcos de Toxic

actIaiidad. : aun estar 2.ep2rajoS
para .levar Ia 7ractica las nledians
que cream mas Convcn!enteS."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27

rrumbe por 10 que el toTo 10 tuvo
mas de ounce rnlnutos en- los cuer-
nos, Causandole lorribies heridas. de
las Que nlurl6 a los nocos 7nonerltos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa.
mol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, l1S
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27
UNA GRAN PASSION

y listed, sehora, Gque piensa
acerca de IA muerte del que conside-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27

tPasa a Ia 5a. Par.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-12-27

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
I iII' H H||||a PHONE SET-WTTH WHITE BASSINETTE-
PHONE SET-WTTH
 STOOL-S9.9S
Terms To Suit
Terms To Suit.

Terms To Suit.
 SturdIIy built, this tele- phone set is of plain lines, and neat appearance. The Table is of standard height, and the stool of comfortable size. Neatly finished in choice of Oak or Mahogany A Gift that will be ap- Dreciatcd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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FIBRE FLOOR LAMP
S45QO Terms To Suit

Terms 10 suit
 Full size and height in choice of finishes. If you have Reed Furnishings, this is a good opportunity of add ing another companion piece at a reduced price. Table Lamps are also marked at Special Holiday Prices.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
WOOD BACK ROCKER
Terms To Suit

Similar to above and in yOTr choice of Mahogany, Walnut or Oak finishes. Very strong construction with wood seat and back, and arms. Full size and very comfortable. \ gift that is always pleasantly received.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
TALL PEDESTAL
S5.7o Terms To Suit

In Mahogany or Oak fin iSacs, of full height and strong bolt construction. Large base and top and strong enough to hold fern, lamp OF any similar article. Many other styles are now in Cludcd in our Holiday stocks
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
$49.75 Terms To Suit
ESaEiLR} f5lbi-a CARHRAGE-$9.9S
Terms To Suit.

One of the many fine Doll Carriages On display for Christ mas Time. This one is an exact copy Of a Baby Car riaGc. and has rolled edge Hood and Body, rubber tired wheels, strong handle, etc. Buy it for the little Tot and make her happy this Xmas.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
GRANDFATHER CLOCK
 S112.50
Terms To Suit

Special at this price-this exceptionally fine cIock-of aI.istocratic appearance and rIawleSS works. Made by One of the leading factories of the world. Has quarter strike and full chimes. Many others at various prices.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
NAHOG. SPINET
 DESI<-S20.75
S39.5O
Terms To Suit

Terms To Suit
 Not like illuStratiOn-A perfect pattern, with folding and closing top, sliding writ ng surface, shelves etc.- Richly finished in Brown Ma roSany and of good size neatly decorated. This price special for the Holidays Many Others-AH reduced in price!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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COMPLETE FLOOR
 EAHTp-S16.S5
Terms To Suit.
Ta,-1,G ITO Suit

Terms To Suit.
 Just as you see it above With full height tyvo-Iight fixture Mahogany Base, and 24-inch Silk Shade, in your choice of all the popular color combinations, and with heavy Chenille Trim. We have a large stock of these Lamps and you are sure to find the color shade you prefer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
RED CEDAR CHEST
 S11.9S
Terms To Suit.

Terms To Suit.
 Family size genuine Red Cedar Hope Chest! \ little different in design from illus traTion. Absolutely moth proof and will save it's cost, as a rule i'll one season, by protecting the clothes and furs. Any Chest on Hadley's Easy Terms.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
THE PORTOPHONE-
p -c.OO Terms To Suit

\ Table Machine that plays all records, just like the big machines. Motor, Tone Arm and other details of good quality. Case is covered in Black Leatherette Easily closed into handy package for boat or excursion trip Place for records, etc. Come ln and hear it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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27X54" RUG
 .S4.9S
GEN. LEATHER ROCkER-S22.75
Terms To Suit

Like the picture with winged backs, heavy arms, etc. Covered in genuine brown Spanish leather over heavy oil tempered coil sprinSs-assuring years of comfort and service. Chair to match at the same price.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
BED DAVENPORT
S3y.10 Terms To Suit

Terms To Suit
 Of good construction. with Oak frames with fine springs and uphOIstering in Brown Imitation Jcather-that will stand long service. Arm Chair and Rocker to match may be had at $17.75 each. \ Suite like this adds two rOOIlS at the cost of one. Davenport opens into full sized bed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
POLYCHROME MIRROR-S9.9S
Terms To Suit.
Terms To Suit.

One of those gifts that im- mediately add a touch of Life to the Home! And, one that is always appreciated, for it is desirable for use in the Hall, Living Room, Bed Room, etc. A large line to choose from, at Hadley'S- All on Terms To Suit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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CANDLESTICkS- LIKE THESE-S1.5O
Terms To Suit.
Per Pair

We have over five hundred CandIestickS priced at attrac- tive figures for the Gift Seek CTS. Aside from the many patterns in wood, there are a large number of Compost tiOn, highly polished in Col Ors-fOr use with Companion COmport Dishes-aIso to be found here.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
WHITE BASSINETTE-
Terms To Suit.
S3.98 Terms To Suit.

Here's a suggestion for the little one who is experience ing her first Christmas. The BasSinctte quoted is of good quality and will assure per- feet rest and sleep for the Baby. Mattress is separate and may be had in several grades ranging upwards from S1.9S,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
WALNUT BUFFET
S4J.75 Terms To Suit

In William and Mary or Queen Anne PeriOds-with Wood Gallery, lined Silver Drawer. linen drawers, etc. Of good size and construction and easily matched with your present or new pieces. Larger size at $59.75.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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AIAHOGANY SEERETARX-S59.75
TerlllS To Suit

T VTII1@ O CUIJ
 Like the picture above with overhead bookcase, writing desk and several comnodi- OuS drawers. Of handsome construction and finish, every detail having been carried out in the finest way. \ gift that reflects the good taste of the donor and adds to the charm of the home for a life fiEErR
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
| SDTD i ECRU DOLL BUGGY S4.75
Rolled Edge.

The little girl will aDpre- ciate a Carriage like this for it is well made and looks just like the larger one she used to use They are going fast, and we urge yon to select before the variety is broken Many on hand-NOW!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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VANITY DRESSER
SS9.75
Terms To Suit.

Terms To Suit.
 \ fine, full length Vanity Dresser, just as shown above. in Genuine American Wal nut No doubt you've often times heard HER say she wanted such a pfece-Why not use our Liberal Credit Terms and have it sent out for this Christmas?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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WALNUT DINING
 TABLE-S69.5O
Terms To Suit.
Terms To Suit,

HIS LU SUICs
 Large size Extension Table designed as shown, neatly decorated. In Queen Anne period, rich American Wal nut finish. Top measures 45 \ 54 inches when closed May be opened to six feet. Very heavy Construction begelled edge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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100 PIECE SET DISHES-$1S.75
Terms To Suit

Choice of several designs, each set including 100 pieces, of which there are twelve each of the principal pieces, large DIatters, etc. etc. All are popular decorations, and you are sure of finding your preferred pattern.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
FINE PHONOGRAPH-
$49.75 Terms To Suit

Similar to illustration, with full sized Mahogany Cabinet, strong, double spring motor, excellent reproducer, tone arm, etc. Plays all disc rec Ords perfectly. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction in every way. Our prices are the lowest in Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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NEAT BRIDGE LAMP
ATTRACTIVE DRESSER-S23.75
Terms To Suit.
YII.OO Terms To Suit.

This Lamp is complete with Mahogany Adjustable Base and genuine Silk Shade, with silk fringe-just as pie tured. The Shade is offered in a number of colOrS. in cIuding Gold, Rose, Blue, Etc. See it to appreciate this Holiday Value.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
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FINE SPINET DESK
S29.75

Terms To Suit.
 Seldom you have an oppOr- tunity to purchase a Spinet Desk of the size and quality of the one quoted at this low price. We have a very large stock but consider this to be one of the best values offered during the Holiday Sale.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
ROUDOIR LAMP
$1.9S Complete

\ number of these neat Roudoir Lamps remain, and are being offered at this at tractiVe price. Has Mahog- any Stand, with switch. silk cord, etc, and silk shade in your choice of Blue, Rose or Gold. To be sure of sharing in this value, buy quick.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-15
tore Of Thousand Christmas M Any Furniture May Be PmhaedOn
 Gift Suggestions "Term To Suit Your mConvenien
WAL. CHIFFONIER-

S39.75
 Terms To Suit Similar to picture with large mirror and in the Co., loniaI design. Well built Of select materials, and richly finished in the popular American Walnut. Choice of other styles, also, at this low price.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
NORWICH BULLETIN
wiiiinantio onice s1 cAsrsA Street Telephone lOss

I've addltons to the city,s fire fighting nppnratns have been made by the fire com snItte. one an Eastern Perfection holder and the other a nozzle container. The holder. which arrived at the Bank street engine house Tuesday and which has a efipod and base attachment. Is to be used {. connection with the bumper The holder has connections for two lines of hose. thus giving 1t double range and rouer. stiIi another advantage is that fhe holder can be left without any fire rten holding it. as the base and tripod att t4chment have grips. giving the men an opportunity to fight the fire in another direction
 The contrivance which can be pivoted to any point win be carried with the hook and ladder truck The other ad- ditlnn is a nozzle container which is to el attached Co the light Rec truck. When Inc nozzle is inserted Into the container -ne fr~-7en can also leave this piece. Ad1Zhsr adv1nlage in it is that it can ha fnnTed in any direction.
 Fians for fhe club house of the WiIn- -r-rllc Recreation and Realty company Htte been prepared by Architect Archi- talt R- sharpe and are in the hands of D1ill1e chaifman. William P. Jordan and his committee. They call for a club house of wood. one story high, 40 by SO feet. with the front facing west. Tho rocf win pitrh slightly and there will oe a vernnda on two sides and the front. The iounging room win take up the entire front cf the building. 20 feet and extend nAcix about thirty feet In the center ,1f this room will be a large fireplace. In fhe erar Of the louneing room will be the kitchen. IS by i7 feet. To the left of thls viii De the wonaen's lockers and to me right the men's lockers, each 10 by l1s feet There will De six entrances to the buiiding The club house, which is lo bs bufit on a side hill allows for a bastnent or cellar directly in the front eanter IS by 2i 1-2 feet. The clearance
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
COLCHESTER

c A. odin of New Britain is the guest of his daughter. Mrs Earle Holmes.
 Louis Cohen of Hartford, formerly of this place is visiting relatives in town for a few days.
 Charles r Wilson of Worcester was in town Tuesday
 James L. Root, timekeeper in c. ". Blakeslee & Sons office, has finished his work here and left Wednesday for New Haven.
 number from town were in Hebron attending the auction of farm stock held by D. R. Strong of that place.
 Leonard Siebert of East Hampton was caller in town Tuesday. Miss Doris Riley is visiting her grand parents in Norwich Town. Charles A Daniels of Stonington was guest of John Higgins Wednesday Mrs. w. J. Carpenter and Mrs. Nelson E. Webster were calling on friends if Hartford Tuesday John Willis of Millington was visitor in town Wednesday. David B. Murray and sister .motored ts I Hartford Tuesday. k Charles Perkins of East Haddam wa. ] here Tuesday. ] Mir. and Mrs. Charles L. Strong of Nor wich, formerly of this place are guest at MT. and Mrs William Curgenven fo
 a few days Mrs. Katie Tsfcott was a Hartford wis 1 itor Tuesdya.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Angelo CAssagrande was fined ss5 and costs by Judge Heald in the borough court Wednesday morning after pleading guilty to the charge of reckless driving of an automobile on July sth. Cassa- grande was driving towards Stafford Hel- low and ran into Louise de Carli and Almendo Lattizori, who were walking along the highway toward the Hollow.
 Miss Alice Lee who was with Miss De Carli and Mrs. Lattizori was not injured Miss De Carli was badly bruised about the head and arms and her right leg was injured Lattizori was bruised on the right elbow and left leg and was cut over his right eye. The fine and costs amounting to $46.1S were paid by Cas- sagrande.
 Charles Berck of Rockville was fined B and costs, a total of $141s for failure to have his certificate of registration ir his car. He was arrested near the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20

.27:INcH WIDE RlPPELETTE, value 3sc-sale Price 25e yard. TISSUE BINGHAM 36-fNcH WIDE, good neat patterns for summer frocks. were 69c, 7sc and up to s5c a yard-to close out at 4ec yard. APRON GINoHAMS, a good ransA o4 small and large checks 27 to ss-inch wide-Sale prices 13e, 17o and 19c a yard
 SILK STRIPED sHlRTINc, good nat. terms and colors, were 59c--sale Price 42c yard.
 ONE LOT OF GOOD QUALITY CRANBERRY, several good cofors tc select fror1-at 9c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
Beauty Secrets
sY BESSIE LOVE

Ehe proper care of the skin.'' says Bessie Love. that well known stage beauty. Now ts the oest season of the Tear to lay the 1dundation for a beautiful complexion. Ary girl or woman can beautify her com risxior instantly by using Liska Cold Cream Co cleanee the skin. and DER VrII.I.O (which comes in three shades. Eeeh. white nrunette) to beautify it. Over one million girls and women use DER VTILIO in place of face powder because & is move lifelike and stays on." It makes anyone look many years younger. Thafs why discriminating women and vel known actresses favor these prod Gcts rheir popularity speaks volumes Ger the results they give. On sale at toilet ce1ntera Of department stores and drug eitfs everywhere. Your money back if Eco are not pleased.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
SUMMER SKIRTING AND SUITTNG

3s-lNcH WIDE RATINE sUlrINc ,r good range of striped and checked patterns, value 60c-Sale Price 4sc a yard.
  3e-INcH WIDE GRANVILLE SUIT. ING AND sKIRTiNo, checks and stripes, value 7sc-Sale Price 5se a yard.
 36-lNCH WIDE ROCKY MoUNrAlN SUITlNG AND SKIRTlNG in ekverai good patterns of piaids and stripes regular soc value-Sale Price 35c s yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
WASH FABRICS

Bs-INcH WIDE NEW DoTTED voiLES, all good shades. regular soc quaHty-Sale Price 33c yard. Bs TO ss-INcH WIDE VoILEs in figures. checks and neat stripes, mostly white figures on dark grounds, values 75e-S4le Price 49c yard. Bo-iNcH WIDE GOOD QUALITY PERCALES, neat patterns, value 21c Sale Price 15e a yard.
 Be-lNcH WIDE BEST 30 COUNT ~ PERcALE-sale Price 24o a yard. B8-iNcH WIDE STRIPED SHIRT. INC AND WASTING, value 3sc- Sale Price Pic yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
SOUTH CRIsWOLD

Albert G. Greene attended the funeral of his cousin Mrs. William H Devolve, in Plainf1eld Saturday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs Albsrtus c. Burdick and Misses Christine and Arlene Burdick of Jewett City were callers at W. C. Burdick and at I. o. Bdrdick's July 16th
 Alfred Onderdonk and Leland M. Bur dick. from the Norwich state hospital. were guests Sunday of the latter's par erts
 Henry Brink has purchased a new