Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 12, 1917, Page 8

Feature Moving 0 “‘ifl’m‘- ‘l\.!! _— 1 1 ¥ - s : P i, . G:MM < aftorium Th 5 ] ¢ ai- | re |y A p o anon Lo - & 1he TRV S ik Wk the* natign wl‘: & mighty o Bavis Th Aot - = TR x 3 tom. | o FE e =T enemonts, cottages, Tur- | xna alj Hew w s were nlled with Luvln‘ Pictures at the Breed The- =% 2 tw 3 I o v 2 a e F T e o ¥ .aioue G ; OVEryLuing wituidl & Lus by 5 = - 2 3 2 Zy flwhu. E1VE-3, agraiehe wul.fhmflau?m ‘Soutis with unremit- ANNOUNCEMENTS © |. e I - a - ‘ or = on : 2 _;} 4‘3& e e i '}&f'g Shoct that couid met nna i Southern, t : - M - NOTICES ik LS r Conn. 7 e pAenon. > | Thep madncss joined its harshest tone Sl be an, Importan R PGS ~ |ment at feen Wor ~FOR_: =% e 5oh TR WL 58| A’ dlnier (mote, swellbd In, the- song of Blue - Ribb eaitus 2 uire At Buietin uuu- . life, T.d-yund'nn:'.y : g H » " =2 A e i T, ‘stirring wéu. the love that filled 5 g ? i L : : . for Biie; lon” or SBUFE| Bue sill, unflinching at the right's Southern, the n, the world’s most fa- > S . R 4 aisi 3. . F, A Lolbedre. e Sotor mskes his Gshut 1n motion Norws . > Ci A = *Center. .C 2 - F o T | grave fanedin . came, strong-handed, clude plans for widening the scope of ¥ ‘men AT 23 ‘ RENT - Furniahed cooms; also from afar, i he educational campalgn The ) = Lousexecplng. 'rhe mighty Homer of thx Iyre of war, the state, arransem: ¢ t the Breed 5 b E V4 : auvziu” | “Twas e who, bade the riging tempest Tore: the 1ecitature wpl%‘:lablgli or the m"“" Tumetns. 2 appes o e work. Take e ~beautifn howe b g e .m RSy e 4 Wnnch‘ed %rom his heart the harmony e A g s, Eauna ol Morse, 13 Union St J’““d Muted mzen:mn that made the dis- himy state reformatory. a a ?s‘aglexlsm :::t o:u.men -t::d a . report “Iord Dundreary” fame - ——~—~_.___.___....,_.__ * £ 5 i FOR RENT in (he builid) iding corner Of eord—Wro. f:;m o qvuem H. Parker, field mec- Sout of e done at ~ s = "ANTED—Old se teeth; 8 U ] Fraviciin ana N strects; fine cor- | And xlva his mnm up In’ thund'rous TotATy; TOMS A T e Juviag M08 LR then - Totaape 5 > L. Mager, 2007-5. e R T R ghfim;‘w Master i L 4 > 2 o : a 1 ore. rovm wnd bakery Lormerly us 3 ear d_irembled " at th i " the elder P g 1 - 2 - = . strains of fire Mme. Povia Frisch to be Heard Again Sam,” which r n_mail. Fi - A co_u J,“’f“ gzli:-wn:; Sakery. A o;ul" | BarenJearned” o “hes. SEbL HeNvn a . already krew, The announcement that the ensase- = = Dentah sopranc: s ¢ o H 5 P - - - RENT—, arpished rooms. | And thee dow her treas- Danish sopranc and Roderick vzmm. g ; "Bean N1 ve ¥antie. °F. for. : fi:"“é"‘i%;‘:-.,:‘."“ Sesmons wrate “:i‘ a‘uln nnmng;r br an ¥ % ;. Tan: —Pa 2 Aar, the young American violiniat, T a R T i W MR sTo S ana Seurr Fort 5“’ titnasiea il there. nard. - - NEW discovery; Plaut- m ‘l“—. NOI‘- . . sreat deal of satisfaction local| Returning sech: T Pune repsatars savepie te ne | wien Gr: ,' R‘ ABRAHAN LINCOLY. musical clrcles. Although the ligt of Connecticut, Cou Bl fonttn G 8 o e | e a NT subscribers is-not as large as it has|plays, following = falo, N. Y. Teb10d $75.00—HaIn E ian, S fzhed ace of over §oo|Herole soul, in bomely garb haif hid 7 been on some previous occasions, yet a m'% X e e e ! Sd soars, Hermis 1030w | o Sect St rear of Siore,Main siree Bimoers;. ' “sagaclous, " ‘melanenoly, from the futerest SR W Do on anne e Sgrth.a divor and socd pay.” Appiy_at e o | Botiany, Plans Catien Bidg., Sorwiem I, irance, mvas C Tastotfios: | what he endured, no less tha oy i our benter Mfg. Co., 76 Newton St 'febloa|Ct. show room. Kent only 315 monthly. aid, 4 Tn 1908 ho became co-star with Julia | 128 BB T BB e g WANTED A competent white wom. | 814500 for fine mah option that it held, Delleving Marlowe under the direction of sa?l.mblr, Jam: Apply < e ing £ 205k gengral housework: references | Holstrom upright "ch it were definltely known that these |Charles Frohman, which was practical- | it appearing io and being found by the | required. Nirs Frank A. Youns, Mans | tone and DicaZing action’ e GG, The o i twp grest artists SWiER 1o, MR S She Desigaiis i bin chrest 5313 Terendant, 1o" absent. Hem " th SR Cter Soin qbld 370 aown, 3150 per week. The Plaut:| JanlsMWF wich many more would sign the sub-|Shakespearean star. Beginning about} 3.t S5 FE ST, S . Ty o U Gaaden Company, Plaut-Cadden Bids, = scription list. 1906 he was under the direction of | 52t CHC 50 the pondency of the com- m lgu)J—A red dog fox. C. V. Norwien, Ct. i FOR B — After all, it is the subscribers that|the Schuberts. His industrious career | piaint was given as required by order _.‘_*__ Reton. v < Lo Lo L ebsd. 9200 Bu el 5 T = A peaceful life—just toil and rest— make it possible for those responsible | ingluded several European tours and ot notice heret issu .na now | “WANTED _Two first class b“g.n on ufle Ytl"l‘ b"“ld ol "“""l’! The store at 202 Franklin St, oecu- All his desire: for the Slater hall music courses to|also many revivals of his earlier suc- | the plaintiff as m.m&. oraer of |brass 2ud nickel plated frst | fect g,, it ton: . ."",5';';',, 6 per | Pled by M. D. Avery, the.grocer, for | To read the books he liked the best continue these concerts from year cesses. notice in the 1ses. class polishers on steel work. tonth . The, Plavtot Compagy, | several yaa.ra.’A 8ood opening for the| Beside the cabin fire— " Soar. X6 HLIWare Desiring a most “fy"é"ve leading 0 That notice of |fitter on general fact A1l BONe PR Ty o W Fight man " For full particulars 18-} God’s word and man’s—to peer the light of a lady for Mr. Southern, J. Stuart - | giv Bkt thls Sedor. 1n Tho | compotent Cleyaias o Sapapu s ~$215.00 Yor & superh Hlgh grade mar the music-patront ton of the Vitagraph company was for- Swich Morn l%f-ncun. ‘a newspaper | matic operators, 40 men WelEhing 1':'—nm hmny upright pha"o Me‘;:t 3375 less b A, .0'::"" Bt glea néver have had an opportunity to hear | tunate enoush to secure Pegsy Hyland, | printed in Norwlch, Conn, once a week | 150 to 200 pounds and not less than five | tham six weeks st exchanged for | Tvea! Entate e Neemtca Tokers | Ana catch. like tar berolc rhymes many of the great musical organiza-|wkho finds in the role of Leila Bard,|for two days successively, commencing |feet eight in height, for mechanical| one of HUE marseious. pla Biinos. Franklin Square, Norwich. The on-march of his dreams ‘The Ak Seatel iy uohtoient s d or ed him saint. T.. Trowbridge. LINCOL: st. page, In' smo tions of the country, or any of the big | which is the part she plays in The| on or Before the 1zth day of February, | work in the factor: Terms 316 down, $1.50 Der weelk. =4 3 artists that have appeared from time|Chattel one dep:xdedly to" her_ likingf 192 L 5 Saloy . > pre - Blaut-Cadden omuny."l’uuz-cuagn h}‘“{:{lflr?’x’”fif—'&,’"‘ the low o time in this course. These annual | nrisgs Hyland is known as the English ¥ o el i e e oo ¥ 1dg., Norwich, Ct. v R et bidw on Blow, Fell ‘sweet as rhythmic words And yet there stirred within h A Tateful pulse that. lik Of drums, made high abov tumuit in his soul. ERD R. concerts are a civic asset beyond ap- beauty and after coming to this coun- | Assistant Clerk of the Su; iperior Court | troubles; bums and floaters not nM $165.00 a _beautiful mahogan praisal, due credit for which should|iry appeared in The Yellok Jacket, and Sox o sl Gy Tebi2M | The New Departure Mig. Co. Ermj C'hr_}. pright plano, with i oA R PR e D B e R e o ters 2nd|later went into motion pictures where | — o TARKIN Vs, Brra »i|ment Department, d scarf. $10 dowh, 3150 p X nt-' waidie Penerously upheld the efforts of the|*ne scored heavily. Latiin: Suppiemental Ordes of Noloe | [COLUMBUS was given Ihres sshoon Praat-Cadaen E‘,{,‘;'CN i Street, suitable for almost any kin fmmgmgm of the Slater hall course. |4 ;I't:_!e Chntttel promii;elg‘ to be one of Losn;ze or onnocur/’:l ;:lo_'un(y of New ers toh dlaco:%r"An!l’erlcu. ‘What woul, s 2 = eiiaet business, at a reasonable price. In- - e e ‘ongest- screen offerings ever pre- ndon, . l!, iave ha 31 they ve him a ke $365.00 for a nice -note i The coming recital, which 1s to take | (o8 SqOEG S CRS” Upon. the complaint of the sald Rob- | Why, he'd dispover the Cobwen Gornor | PIAYer Dlanc, with 25 roils o NI A Rtietin. Ofton s rest A peacérul life!—They haled him even As one was haled place on Friday, Feb. 23, promises to|™wuy . Breeq will aiso present the fifth | ert H. Larkin, claim! ln‘ for the reasons|sc cigar was some lmoke for a m music. Terms $15 down, 32 per we ‘Whose open palms were nailed toward - th usual excellence. therein set forth a divorce, pend- | Fa, Plaut. Company, Plaut- . . be ot-more, than chapter of The Great Secret, starring | {Nerein set forth a divorce. now pend- s-n- Smoke Shop. o FOR SALE ity e h bt nvattha And, 10! ‘bespaid the To 1ull @ nation’'s awful trife And-will us, through the sacrifice Of self, his pencefnl life. ames Whitcom Mme. Povla Frisch, the young Danish | fosBier of The Creat Scerel, - i - 'y Bayme.| tuf t Tuesday of irl to wait on t.lble lnd - soprano, will be pleasantlv remem 3 Lo :A:lgbter:rlefl:‘.on the firs y of | IWANTED__OIrl fo walt on table and It appearing to and being found by{ Wich, Comn. febed lux & Son Corp. - febSThFM FOR SALE bered by all who had the pleasure of hearing ber on the occasion of her ap- VERY GOOD EDBIE ans iaTiok SN e fotnd by st o e, - One of the cholcest cottage houses 3 barness: located in the best part of East Brond{ 4 pearance in Slater hall two years ago. R T id defendant. isiabsent from = this| 5 BQY Among the many new artists who | Coming to Davis Theatrs 'Frls;vd Ev- ‘sE;:e and sone to darts unicnown—and E"&;"-'_Th___ a ot East d = have been recently introduced to the , Feb. 16—Seat Sale Wednes- | that notice e pendency of the com- |~ WANTED Help at the factory; also St, at a very modest price. For fu Nimerican concert stage, none has re- | go'wt 10 a. m. plaint was given s required by order | work to take home; no wOrk Eiven ot M,h T i e oS ) HUMOR OF THE DAY ceived more instant recognition than of notice heretofore issued, and now |unless same can be returned finished in filght. . Mrs. Cummings. febidd JOHN A. MORAN, \ e et mlier, Whooe art hE T the Plalutift asks for a further order|throe days. Columbia Kid Curlet Co. Feal Estate Brol Toe this el ger, i - After over a yvear of record-break- of_notica in the premise: coxchenen Conn. ro-. :Au—'t-o heifers, 18 momm Franklin S. orwich. Flatbush—Do you know anythi pronounced uniGue and whose recitals|in; pusiness at the Princess theatre,| Therefore, Ordered, That notice of % Tarbox, Lisbon. Tel e . which comes into your house whi in New York, Boston and Chicago|New Yerk, and neariy 'six months at the pendency of safd complain be l"El ey Jaatl ‘-'“fl‘ ex- 51-1, Je-vuu Clty. fobl0d- has not advanced in value? ye, bean L ERent th-‘""!*;"d the famous Casino, in response to the | glven by publisning this order ih The i g I n:;“uon:";‘;,::”g::;‘ FOR SALE _In Columbia. 30 acts Bensonhurst—I do; my wife's moth- qut in a crowded concert ecalendar.|insistent demands of the ever-increas- | Norwich Mcrning Bulletin.'s newspaper : — e X Oicers BabeRiman. he will sisted by M. Jean Vi n.. once a week | }in _Institute, Dept. 7-B.. Rochester, verlooki th g9od Dmfm;»!n be assisted by Jean Verd, | ijng hosts of peo})le throusht;ut vibe | For"two davs swm,‘“,y' ReneIng Ik B Janisa a : C bt i, hhsoving Al " This will be the first appearance in | SN G S Feth Sonion tour and | JE, g7 POOFe the 12th day’ of February, | “SVANTED waw furs, at HL A Heeb: e e men I need right now. Twich of Roderick :}’hlte, !.:le ¥ouns | will come to the Davis theatre for one | ' By order of Court ners every Thursday. A . Semnett ° . The Ragged Applicant—Seems to American linist. Mr. White made | performance, on Friday night. Feb. 16 HIBBHRD B. NORMAN. me, you could take on me, the little his American debut in March, 1915, | ““ppat the delightful Marbury-Com- | Assistant Clerk of the Superior WANTED—Second hand __furniturs, work I'd do—The Siren. nce which time he has been heard 15 i fr Tor New London Gounty. Teish | hiEhert Bice paid. A Pruckmes. sl prmiont, P s e et 4 plaged | Stock musical play will “pack ‘em in oL A T S et ow fast can this car go O o I e Al P tod | nere is almost a: foregone conclusicn, NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING. —_— e {xty miles an hour” ehh{?h‘r;a‘?gle o Saut t‘;"’cqg“- for of all the musical novelties of the | To the Stockholders of Th: Cn,ch,fl,, % .“_nol_f-;fionvm:r furnishings ‘,!:: 'hank you. That will relieve me of = past season, none has been more of Electric Light Compan: Write Box 27, care Bulletin Co. the mecessity of trying to find out its fen10d i maximum speed for myself."—Detrolt the nd from Canada to the gulf, playing |, “sensational success in New York| Notice 1s hereby given that there in many concerts, and with Mme. | § 2P0 800 Badte, and oty tws | will be'a spesial meeting of the Stock: Wa Bave an' dpuiug. for = Frow Prass. Frances Alda_ and Mme. Dustinn.| “three productions, either dramatic | Molders of The Colchester - Electric first-class office worker at 2 L cockerels for $2 While in San Francisco he took part|on thIeE BrOCrEOaR B e e | Light Company at its office in East $20.00 & week. P, ‘Wade, 530, Boswell P Marcella—Djd 1 understand you to in the big Beethoven festival—one of | {f WAScal, €an JRSUCRbIY Lo e, |Haddam, Cona., on Feb. 18, 1917. at 5 - 728-5. 1eb10d say Gerty Gfddigad wou't take yéu the most important musical features| OPCE 8% Cvel remotely g 1t In |12 olodk moon. The purpose of said Applicant must be well versed fously 7 . ¢ of the exposition. The success with which Very Good| o cSnsiger the merger and’consoli- in Spanish and willing to T ¥o0 exanthy & wai) satiots- The subscription list for this recital | pagie has met surprises no oné per- | dation of faddam Electric teach it to others in the of- FoR P ————— (- (i e will remain at Cranston's for a few | hans quite as much as it does Mr. F.| Light Oomplny ena The Colchester fice of & large m-.uuMurer more days and it is expected that the Electric Light Company, and. 0. ap- Ray Comstock and Miss Elizabeth prove Such - merger. and -:onnn‘a'nu' iist will be materially added to. be-|Marbury themselves, going upon the - 3 Address one’ Rea. the fore it is closed. Reserved seats for|inoory generally enfertained by even | 220 o ratify and adopt the agreement o e Write Box 276, for such merger | nnd 50} P, - 3 o the recital are $2.00 and subscribers|the wisest of managers, that the suc- | made by the Directors of moig ton SERRGOLY,; Stllstia Qftce m"' S fep Dad, will you let me have 50 plunks? “Do’ you mean fifty dollars?"’ “Yes: if, it's all the same to you.” “Well, it’s all the same to me. You will e the privilege of selectne | ioss of the best of theatrieal Deodues | corasrarions SALE Hencoop, 18 Fi long. & can’t have them.”—Birmingham Age- ;’:"’ér seats before the publie sale is|jons is, after all, in the final analysis, ABEL REYNOLDS, x i 3 u wmo, on ‘wheels. . Phono 692-3.°" A modern up-to-date hotel, doing | Herald. held. largely a Ths e o\;mmck Mr. Com-1 " ;.. soum 1017 Sel!;::g;‘ e T e good business. With a liquor’ license Bpim Old Girl (at art muscum) DAVe e stock and Miss Marl w]x::(sht_ on the 5 YoUNG MAN m 2 Four year old vin, lo.ated in a prosperous manufact- §l And*this, I .presum®, is Cleopatria, the = i i e Smaen Gufen B et i o T | E T R | T : 2 S s v e for - —Of - Big Banner Bill Today—Three Keith|be doing well indeed if Very Good |DaDer were read by different classes.| WANT! A YOUNG MAN, 18- TO: 2040 5y Ambrose’ Sullivan, Tragin tricity, steam heat and running || trase® modars’ '6'.‘:7, iy G A Acts and William S. Hart in Truth- | Eddie should do a capacity business | S2dios were caueht from Alaska, the YBARS OF AGE. Tel. 1872:12. ’ water. Good reasori for .selling. || iigo. Quite armicas, madame. quite fuf Tulliver, Five-part Triangle g:o::'gsl’flncess for the ‘ensulng It g jonders. . Nogross, Posto. . Hirane s i I FOR SALE—WIth or without stock, o right. Good opportunity for §liarmiesss.—Sun Dial. Feature Photoplay. o 'be sure, the Marbury-Comstock | H&Wwaiians and the Spanish Americans| & 0 Uioiom THER COMPANY, |villsge favm 14 heda stock: thtes min S0t Theti. “The footpad fired at you four times from a distance of 20 feet and yet . company has taken umisoal Dresau: |on the border. The subject was clear- NORWICH, CONN. S o Moa gtomes, pestacese FRANCIS D. DONOHUE aay” fi"&f?y’wfi’f’:fivfrf}?regfi':fif:é toon 4o Lstep Nory o8 Eadle o | owrett ek e Helds, : RS e Norpiah, Cénn, lied the tero_ of th 3 Kk-to-neck with it : c an . no!” replied the hero of the ning neck-to-neck with its predeces | 1387-2—Phones—1167-4 el Cvntad the” usto, grishe vaudeville and photoplay program has s Floie Phas i d- | people under our flag, from whom the ORERS FIREMEN' been seielted by the management of | Sor oir ainan Tt Tnbun o tas | Wireless messages came, who are not|LAB AND dodged - s0o many autormobiles and this_theatre. The headline attraction | company necessary to produce Very |Setting half a chance. The appeal WANTED FOR SALE _Ford (ouring car in §00d motorcycles that 1 had no difficuity in e Basebail’ Four, comprised of|Gnod Fddie was an unusually smail|Was to make February stand for fair condition, eq -d vm.h e.\octac horn. dodging the bullets.”—Kansas City Hi Dradley, formerly of the Bos-|gne it should make up in quality what | Play for handicapped Americans. An :geedm,'af- k. o Star. K ton Ted Sox. Georse Cravbie, former- | {'%ouid Inck in quantity. offering was taken for the A. M. A. i GOOD PAY 15 Nt 2 9 Friend—What 1s.your baby going to ly of the srtmoAlytn ;satgl?ns, ’Genrge The company which they did select, | the aociety that is carrying on this " SPLIT WOOD—Four baire] 31 be when he grows up? £ obinson, San Antonio, Texas league, [ ana which will be seen here intact,|Work. American Strawpoard Co. |Joseph Searles. 360 W. Marn. Orders Financler—A - blackmaller. 'm and Joe Gleason. Shreveport, of the | ombined with the melodibus songs of e D msondway: R 1138-L: | U0y buy-a” smal) garm 'of thies acres|atraid: ;J’éfné”a?.f ca’]r;lhe?;' p:;i:‘r:g‘e::u‘:l; s B s G o Pupils Gave Play. > e _ | Clearea 1ana, two cottage houses and| IFriend—Impossible! What makes Sing uy A v | Miss Florence Bennett of Vergason g 'ANTED FOR 5. fisfi barn, 50 apple trees and some other|¥You think so? Tywenty Minutes in the Club THouse | imposea on the very excellent farce |avenve, peincipal of Jordao school, in W. Mn for, i&t 72 mn-:t::::ou 5167 Teait: Tastoratle crop was 30 barrels.| Finaucier—We have to give him while to keep s 5 4 good T ey oS, the In- | which marked the begipning of Phillip | Waterford, waa at her home over the |10 General Housewofk Women, 5 Spin- Phofie 1861-13: . | This place s situated on Norwich and |Something every littie 2 baseball clubhouse. This| Bartholomae’s carcer as a playwright. 3 5 Kelth offering and fs sure to [ "V o0 WeC] “F001. . " a0 amamoly | ook end. Last week an entertain- iners, 10 Weavers, 3 Second Girls, 2| oo oo Westerly troiley, R. F. D, and tele- | BIM qulet—Tit Bits. e a ] ment iven Fa L . Mk e A TR | bl (e Jocal fane. Another | amons musicat pioductions, Wil ng | mont, "3 S1YeR ¢ Quecesstully by the | Farmers, 80, Women tor'mitt work, 4| l2 SRR SLE R SIS auA Tare bereuinavesugate | py s i OSCOPE imming and Hazel Skelly calied One | Stak dnterpreting it, no sensational|quest tiis week ~The first grade gave| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU | rasers tiocorm! an2ras e possession. - I C Afternoon, a rapid fire comedy skit| Maiion (850 In its xploitation and|a small play, pupils of the second grade y “FOR SANE Biudsbeker suto, 1 FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. ——. E nothing to' recommend it beyond its | ondored sonmay fromm Central Building Geo. L. Chesbro SALE_Studebal 15 A state-owned paper mill is being special scenery and effects. The he; t merit, it has become the mus. g, the trmrth and !m. ‘one-man tas 1 t £ a £ third act is Wilson and Larsen, theical success of the past decade and |7itd Srades were recitations, the third slectrle Tiehts witn s\mmvr. chains and IO gk b I8t SORA Jor ;WY [advoested in Minnesots. talkative acrobats who have some new | yias fair to show & Profit to the Mar. | Er2de puplls gave an Indian play, and otho.:le $365; this car is | Farm Bulletin, latest edition. Just pub- stunts to offer in the athletic line. The |y v Comstock company of better | the Sixth, seventh and eighth grades WE WANT CLD TEETH g °‘"{‘}‘"-M‘l_wk‘/;:&;"';"' lished, chofce of 400. Prices ranging A public auditorium seating 4,300 is to be built in Louisville. Trianzle feature is the favorite avest- P s combined for an historical play. The n. : ern actor, Willlam S. Hart, in Truth- | 'pn, 2 Raf-milion dollars, = . o |proceeds were $42.76 which will be used IN ANY CONDITION fi—*_“ Bpiins. St Wilimeatio. Jan: Lroms SEUP Lo $REs0S Pt Eas ful Tulliver, a five-part Irce produc- | ge iy ¥l g ;2% |in purchasing a Victrola for the school. We pay oo M per set, ac- st real estate b WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Los Angeles county has the . largest Seat sale Wednesday at 10 a. m. Mall rd! th Jn Norwlch: Buckingham homa on olive.grove.in the world tion. orders accompanied by remitiance ac- ‘?HE“EOLI QTERAL Loan co. | Fasns Real Estate Broker, oeia. AR a2 dap 4 Truthful Tulliver is the absorbing (cepted now. Return to Springfield. 1A i ik tale of a fight} newspaper man who No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 3, A California man made, $1,100 out of i catbrs ot L John Casey and Joseph Tumiskl of * l wlldln lo" Theatre Builaing, #n _acre of celery cabbage. drove wickeddbss out of Glory Hole 7 and in accomplishing it became in- NORWICH WN West Town street, John -Keating of A Somamcntal Th The e ik oot et 2l Ol TO Tanner street and Timothy Flelds, Jr. - . —— mm.,"g"*,,,:g;;:'cg;;' Telephone No. 2365. = Westerly, R. L A toy exhibition in France has at- Elm avenue returned Thursday 16 Jezidaw tracted much artistic djscussion. romances. Its action is laid in a i ir] 2 fmail Arizona mining hamiet in the c"a':;;hh‘f":"':;em::‘:‘” and Choir|Springfeld, Mass, after spending near- early sixties, and revolves about the n et Sheltering | iy a week at their homes here. T : timely advent of a journeyman edi-| Arms—Pupils Give Successful Play z JUST ARRIVED o for with a big heart, a clean soul and| —Linéoln Day Concert Exercise— F. J. Leavens to Speak. Another express car of 25 Horses ) India Fubber, It 1s believed, was used Hart is seen In the title role, ana| Personal ltems. . F. J. Leavens will be at the Sheiter- Just he Among these : for the first time as an eraser in 1770, his portrayal is declared to be &aual| pey Richard R Graham and the| ik Aus thls (Monday) arterncon ang ot goed 1 e ann <1 : : ——e ve mal recoll o o™ oo T ianing he a2 |giris” choir of Christ church were at|impressions of Jincom. s ey feady for work. Come mnd ‘ses th DO° RS o0 elipe ihe savin et oment Of | the Sheltering Arms Sunday afternoon. o ‘“'.;.,m R ProRsON, room House number 227 Thames his introduction he is the same rug- . The service df evening praver was read oa, fenrless ho-man that he has been e b il S Eiwen © Pty for T Home Notes of Interest. Street. - Very _convenient loca- n_all his successes. text, Hope and quietly wait for the sal-| Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeSutter moved ; o atne Eomedy calion Tates mbibe | vation of God. Our Lord is the Saviour |last week from the oty to Sturtevant a tion. . Will ol at a very low Knock Out, a film with nothing but |because He suffered, Rev, M:. Graham | street. price if sold soon. laughs. Mary Pickford will be- seen |58id. He can help ussbecause He was 2% here the last haif of this week In her |tempted in all points like as we are.| Mrs. Wright of West Town street was THOS. H. BECKLEY, Admr. latest pictyre, The Pride of the Clan. | We meet one who has really suffered(in New London during the waek end, to 2 3 4278 Main Street, May Building The spout of a new container for a ; g can of condensed milk punctures the Matinee at 2.15; evening 6.45 and God. We kn thi h 2 ¥ 7 - . can and allows the milk to be poured Don’t fail to see this great s 3 = vnlum urillo and s ¢ as from a teapot. B . | the abundance of experience. Is there 4 desirable . 2 The Peruvian government adopted Fox Fiim Corporation ity orrew UES bitn: Ty soiron® he - - - % a iaw on November 27 providing for %:‘"’;.,S;"’“J," e “"55."" ;‘:g“m asked. It is _hard to hope and wait o iy m:"g 1"“:“"},‘ s 5 1 an annual appropriation of 5,000 Pe- Weld ed Pkt e, e g une { for the ”1va([on of God when tblnzs|'m o;wv‘ak end Lh ruvian pounds ($24,332) fro m1917 to eel dy axlx tgs bll: oneymoon, | seem to be going agzinst us. We must | Greenc ‘est Town street of . 1920 "for the estabiishment and maln- ““The attractions _at the Auaitorium |B2ve Taith frst of all that Cod wil February meeting : , 2 ot o v, 10 By mieeeias ey for Monday and Tuesday, to all ap- % L7 e N2 oy American manufacturers of aeroplanes pearsnces, will eurpass any ~movie S . . = g r t1din 3 and, accessories might effect sales of program ever puf creen S | waiting brings — = bidie - vicinity before.. The Fox film of five = G 3¢ R lnun tm:;er;lm'gut:‘eufi"e;:vizfl e.;l';";n partsBx:menulngu?hdy‘-"tgolbm in & FOR SALE - - . s . 25 P > Spanish with Gen. B. Puente, minister The Battle of e. this big| e ? 4 1 4 2 of war, at Lima feshure Sy Sele Aripune Weckly g8 | heane Bromster was ot e i ' » : evmoon, will be shown. ano ant TS e singing. The Hm sAI E 1 ons. ..,. R Patric, the great International serial | SWeet, clear voices of the gl 25 4 . * NS g R : Fou cure ho'm '.‘.E"T r’.‘l'. % Cured His Daughter e s e Wi mndea oIS | DANIELSON. con. i 8 e Saigibed b : i e R A T X e ilm lash. property on - g g les under eves and a languld, Made the Sure Foundation, and the ) Man DRty e . R 7 o~ e ; tired-ott feeling do not always know gran hotel, New York. ' This was arranged | Magnificat. g for the members of the-literary, art ana dramatic professions of the city, Lincoln. Day Concert Exercise. the members of the army end navy,| The Sunday School hour at the First teronautic and similar defense ornni Congregational church was given to a fitwns, for u‘:!c'pamnu friends E:;d and pretty concert exercise for 2 oo K ’ A rs. Castle and for press.. p- 1% - S | » ; . e The showing at the Ritz was the|ped American: oA particulars . s 1 s 5 - r g 8 o X1 > gnd " They strengthen the fi 83 i J y Ml and bladder and hnlp rid tha most pretentious 'v‘t'ad‘we. a motion o -8 ¥ & ¢ > 3 i ugment ‘orchestra un. 7 A ce 3 E e A ¥ 3 e ids’ is0; Mexico City is 7,415 feet above sea level. It's death rag: has' been high. — In some parts of India castor ofl beans arc mdde into an illuminating Bas that is said to be superior to coal gas. Simply pressing a button connected with ‘a new. motor will either raise or llower a theater curtain the praper istance.