Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 8, 1918, Page 4

T throughout Russia has had its effects HE (;m‘ ]R“' among the people of Bulgaria and that T Rl SP it ia' felt that now is the time f£of| The woman from Osk Park survey-}a droopy, woebegone Mrs. Mart!nwho k bringing about important clianges I0|ed her Austin friend for a moment -came up the walk. No, indeed! Bie c.,‘ had been drill- e . . that country, and smled rather lnscrumbly "Youre'}"“k’dug‘ :]?:ushmaihe B i &um"h gn”’t’n It is of course ame of the develep- gt T"E'TRE ments which can be espected as the ldl:‘t; l:z let talkative this morning,” she|shoulders square. “In fact, you're so quiet od merning’ said she, with a nd Gousier result of the war and the effects Which | Iim ‘forced to bellevs somothing 18 | snanpy Guelity i her voice, . very Today and Saturday " have been felt in Bulgaria. Whether | worrying you. What's the trouble? |different from her usual lachrymose = this new peasant govermment will| “Nothing at all” returned her Aus- |tone. Laoks like it might rain, does- Two Great Features 122 YEARS OLD ameunt to anything remains for the|tin friend. ‘T'm not worrying about|n't it? Never mind! Wop't hurt to future to disclose but it can hardly & Single thing this morning. If Iidry in the laundry this once.’ ; s--mu- s ks e w160 be uuld a\‘.o cs:meei: t‘he‘m\iufe of a|have appeare«f unusually silent &nd| “I agked myself if 1 could possibly ; ! Ttumd st the Posofie at Newwich, Coho., 1s| surprise as adjustments are beiny | Unsociable it ig simply because mylbe awake. Mrs. Martin not to have ] mind has been on the war. I don't!at least a ten minute wail over the weond-<luse matter made. . |mean just the war itself, but the ! prospect of rain! Why——. I be- IN A REVISED VERSION Tomoens Sun. many gigantic surprises it has ln'ouxhl.came aware that she was speaking |§ OF HIS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS 3 RUBES IN A SCREAMING GOMEDY ernmm Suitin DI PR B it GERMANY MUST PAY. me. For one thing, my opinion of|g Bulletin Job Offiee 35-2. The plan that Germany must be human nature, as it comes under my “Betore T do one blessad thmg- mE LONG CHANCE Wilimantic Offies, 25 Spring St. Teevhene 342 | o g "o 0" oe e o0 ihe damage which it limited- observation, has been abso- ! ma'am, I've got to tell you about Ben. ! i hitely revolutionized. In other words ‘()h I've heard about him Mrs. y " Norwich, Friday, Nev. 8, 1918. |29 dome in the territory where it|1have giscovered depths in the char- I commiserated. ‘I'm 80! ALICE BRADY 'y | had arranged in advance to make Warigcters of several of my 'quainmncesl 73 T i§ entire.y in keeping with the sit-|that have amazed me. She snapped around at WEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, uation. There can In fact be no| “Probably others have had thesame |me so I went backward a step or|] THE ORDEAL The Ascisted Press s esclusvely entitied || thought of any leniency in this direc- | experience,” suggested ~the woman |two. ‘Who the dickens are you sorry ! TRIANGLE 5-PART FEATURE PICTURE" o he e x reptcation of it news dwaieh || ¢ (S8 O RO CCY g course, it | £Fom Oak Park, for? Me! You needn't be ma'am! OF ROSETTA e S T s e e ] DAVE JOHNSON, The Boy With the ‘mkmx Feet NORTHLANE—RIANO—NOR IN THE NOVEL COMEDY SKIT “MODISTE SHOP A.u‘usr e in cance for| “Probably. Now to cite ome in-|T tell you there fsn't a prouder mother | JACK LIVINGSTONE in “The Price of Applause” s paper and also the locai news pul kad planned for vears in advanee for b | ; e weredn. T 16 i hioh it pl ed the | Stance there was the case of Mrs.jon the west side than me. I must gay FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 81(0 a A e of npuiiesion of et degain- || (1 SHURRIY LA WOE % PluTp Martin.” I was sorta stunned when Benny first COMING e herein are also feserved. world and it must now take the con- Martin, your laundress? My !told me, after I pulled myself to-| ROWANCE AiD BEASS TACKETET = Suguenoys. 5 Do you still have that|gether and thought things over, says| The Gigantic War R, $—Flagg Comedy The fact that the bill which it will make a nightmare of your!I to myself, “Martha Martin, net one . P . 3 have to pay Is going to he an enor- iwnhda)s; FNW;I graphic de;cripl&- whine out‘ of) you! If yhmu' boy, }}:“d Spedacle . Qer-|ions you have given me she must beias he is, is brave enough to give 6 » CIRCULK““N ::fi; :t?:u;:‘:::e“ndy"i:r::xred the|a senuine Calamity Jane, with her | best to is country, T guess his ma|j “THE PRUSSIAN CUR skylife always one huge black cloud.|ecan show .some of her . oldtime very outeome which it now faces be- |1 'unouid think you'd make a change. | ginger.” " WU 6 GAST OF S0 N be 2 1913 fore it insisted that the war must 0| “\yejl I haven't. I'm not liable S, T RS vatbed K alebis ovember &, y y on and before it inaugurated the ruth- | efther, because Mrs. Martin is one of 4 = | her shoulders back even a triffe more, less policies which have been put In-|my big surprises. Let me explain.|and continued: “Yes, ma'af I'm in!had no rifle, 3¢ his had been lost dur- to effect during the war. You've heard me sp: k of her soh, \this fight along with Benny, and I'll{ing one of the regiment's moving days. | § 2 P M ‘CE DA“..Y 7 P M It would be the greatest mistake |Bén, havm't you? Well, really, 1 was|betcha vou'll find—well, wait until you | He stuffed pockets full of grenades | that could be made te think of let- dreadfuuy nervous about Ben and the|see work without grouching. It'll Deiand trusted to luck. ling the Teutons oft lghtly in con-|draft, knowing only too well how hisjan -awful change, won't it? She| Tollowing close on to the heels of {§ The Funniest Man on Earth A $2.00 BROADWAY ides t that they may |mother would take i You know helaughed and started for the laundry.|the creeping barrage, the Ame ’ ; sideration of the fact tha 4 Y1is Mrs. Martin's all and while she|‘Oh, say’ she called back, ‘the clothes | swept forward, and Lempuski ATTRACTION those to end the stfuggle now in-|yegries me dreadfully with her tales | i will dry just slick down in the base- them. it g T < stead of waiting until Berlin has been|o¢ woe, still, I ean't but he sorry for | ment!’ dugouts the Americans re: : A POPULAR’ PR!CE'S captured. 1f it stops fighting now and {her af times. I was so! o there is the case of Mrs. Mar-|the edge of a farm and it was here| 5 ? admits defeat it must be realized that vai in" explained the Austin frichd. *I|{hat Private Lempuski proved himseif | Germany is going to benefit as much; a & isted. Sorry, | could tell you of other instances, too,|{a soldier. iR . u . , 10U Dd Y. WITH { 3 he allies, for Ger- g’ time would permit. I like to think of Standing in the door of one of the| ::,;,'\(;h;sm::“.t::',‘,;u: to Iavold an in- | Somehow. Anyway I knew there was|them and talk of them, beeause it's|dugouts he saw a German captain. He :§ With the Prettiest Singing . j: a great time in store for me nex ctle, personal, homey things | ordered the captain to surrender,which vasion of its territory for 6bvious rea- | wosnday. Mrs. Martin, I felt sure, |that keep me optin in these! sons. But the faet that it would be|yould have everybody and everything | strenouous times. Why, know saving lives and propérty by surren-|weil on the road to perdition. | things will come out all right! dering new cahnot work in its favor “Well 1 happened to be at the back | as far as restoring the damage which was quite unnecessary, however, as the | captain had decided,upen that course |f§ .loni’ before the barrage had passed The woman from Oak Park vressed( door when Mrs. Martin turned in our | her hand warraly, “You Kkeep that only and Dancing Chorus cn the American Stage the captain surrendered, | i t has done. The best and only thing |€ate at 8 o'clock, and I am not ex- |spirit with you night and day,” sne|but three licnfonants and 36 men filed | that san bé dane is o make Germany | AEEerating when I say 1 received one | said earnesily. ~You keep It mgat|ent of the dugout and lined up to bo! - November llth, thh, 13th foot the bill and let it serve as a les- |Of the shoeks of my life. It was not|with you."—Chicago News taken prisoner. There wore 50 of them | New Show Teday “Right is Mors Precious than Peace” MATINEE DAILY ~ 30 — PEOPLE — 30 MOSTLY GIRLS son to that and every other nation = all told, but the last one to come cut t at T sk 8 ““ (i N e taught the lesson that it needs. Let LE N D FR o e e ] PRESSING THE ADVANTAGE. |ine nill be made aiit, sec that it is G Ren rifle Tand ahat the Cormentino | BOB OTT AT HIS BEST Peace talk and the arranging of a|right and proceed to collect it fs the threw conference with General Foch 1s not|only course to pursue, TLempus marched his 49 prisone: ! o siowing up in the least the forward pililiday: Wt A truck train was lined up on a dark hours' rest and writing to vou, as I|back to the regimental P. C pre- |§ EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION! I’::IOTET PgSITWEPLYC _FIRST Sovement of the alliéd fafces. Thay road running parallel with the front|know you are always wanting o hear | sented them to the intelligence officer. TIME. AT, THESE PRIGES-—Tpoy oing alitl With the mmeé if aot VIOLATING REGULATIONS. & only % Jew Kilometers back whiio|from me. But Jomt sou woRs one bILI T Ahdot one feller.” he said: “he e 0 ‘| 1t takes a long time for some peo-|a company of Pioneers mended a|Mother dear. If {hé Boches get me I|pretty mean guy.’—From The Stars 4 letermination. Not only ple to realize [,fi“ fules and regula- | broken cuivert. will get ten of them while they are|and Stripes. :g v;‘:r"}:o'o\:; alo:}g t:el‘,\‘icusél;r::;d tions are made to be observed rather| A colonel who was unfortunate|about it. : | enough to be at the rear end of the| “This will be all until next time. : ezarded. This is pertectly | L the nd ¢ il be 812 TORIES OF IHE WAR [geco line west from Metz valucless but they | fhon disresarded. THIs s pecteotiy jam, and who was quite anxious to be Lovingly, S bae have progressed to the point where = B : 5w Forcaiant ot} | the move, turned on the electric “BENNIE." In the German Dugouts. ed the principal interior equipment. e 2 3 thing to do with the enforce ights of his limousine in hopes that The “next time” never cameé for| o One of the most unique of these of- At C t b y they giv aking pos- = : i v S ce of the Associatel 4 4 n b l ‘;.- p( y:‘rn’mxsv”flf “""]i"'(:‘, ng VY‘): liws, so it is perhaps not strange that|the light wouid ena he men toiling | Bennic. When the burial squad found | (COrresponden epr:i\ 5 ficers’ quarters was located in the lit- a erpur session of Sedan upon that line, Which | ypare are not a few today who insis: |on the roads to work faster. his letter in his shirt pocket he was| A1 (he comforts ot home, with some | tle village o n, aboui 20 miles |TO BE RESUMED ON SATURDAY wi mean the ah:l{u!nnmrn' of s_.ll upen intentionally rer u| A Ploneer private pau pick above | lying with his face toward Germany.| qieq lusuries, were found In the|from Metz. There were two tiers of | BVENING, NOV., 9, FOR THE BENE- more territory and the making of the| iqijons which have been established | his head, when he saw the sudden fare right front finger pressing the g o %ng iing quarters which the | T00ms .with broad balconics in_froni | mT OF THE WAR WORK CAMPAIGN s more serious for the | ). food administration re=atve to|Oof HEht. er of his fifle. A few vards inj Germans were forced to abanden when |and all lighted by ele In the Germans e e of surar. or i aiding] He¥, you rubel” he shouted. “What|front of him was a German machine < cmasned throuch | wwer floor was an With this advanmce, in which the| ¢ hoardinz of suzar, or b trying to pull off down there? | gun nest. .There were nine dead Ger- Mihiel :nt and took the ter- i rich gave 2 surpassing view of the F i i 2 most fmpor- | °thers to .do.so | Do you want all the German rtillery | mans in the pit. | The oniy t 5 T Je n army ha oil - for miles around. Jied ng to do under such cif- |in the country turned on us? Can thet| we o little old world, after all? mpl S Setnah amny hady led mir ‘thing was _confusion. Uni- S nciennes with | CUmStances is fo let those people|stuff or Il come down and kick a| . i% & Jtte o€ e:l\?r\u}-p:r:lra:l:e v water. elactric light steer ntly was the head forms, “rifies, pots, dishes, books, and o enciennes with i 5 an artii al as ! ater. ric , steer i now i he regulations really | lung out. just oi pass the time.” ) he two movements threatentng to| KOV ihat the = reg | 5 ! for in 1. were found many n into his father, a Y. < courts bowling 4 all kinds of militory paraphefnalis amount to something and are to ba| There was no repiy. But the light|3ccidentally and a tele place the Germans in another pocket E 7 ary, cently a reverend d b, ot o i weee heaped ‘apout evérgivhere, ipdi- a M. C. A, swimminz ls, pianos .mr] wine ce! g N arhe X o ¥ & they hasten to get out oflrespecied. The course which hns;““'l out. !m u,lumbm 0. lars were some of the up le was a bowling ‘c‘?(el:{zh;:x the Germans had fled in e . eet been pursied in the case of two menl A Yankes truck driver's rizht for-| The corperal wss in a Y. M. canteen | venience ch Uncle nop. 1 That the Germans expected to 6e- "t even if there Is any idea on the|id West Virginia charged with hoard-1ward whecl had just sunk with an air{line when he noticed a familiar face "1‘ on the “0;““:”]; et cupy this territory fBF 4 long time 18 of Germans of continuing the|iNg is only what siould be éxpected. | Ailed Shell 2idls | hehing the. coynier. & et of Eho Gidann | shown by the characte: of thet any of continuing theiny. o on were found sullty of)° rozd near Avocourt, and he was ‘That bird looke like someone I me of the quarters o Serm: Sated |trenches. In many cases, these wers Jgalnst the odds which it faces|, ,; ding more than 150 pounds of <u-| throwing over e ey n;‘é MSTasn I He e e st “Pr T shore slabomate quArtErs { dugont 4 feet deev and capa- |0° concrete and equipped with almost but realize that it must e of kot W aiven a jail | Profanits hen e stopp certa S RSl Suek WEo0 s i 2 | hle of holdinz xt fo this|[as many conyveniences as a- dwelling all speed in getting its troop f ziven @ 18 01short and his jaw droppe “Sir” said th e e m”‘""‘"m in the thickly-set woods ] Al P U Ty e St o Bolsiue if ihey 06 10 escare | Sentence of eix months and a fne Of | Then it closed in a srin as broad &s Sir.” sai e corporal of the fourth ,3,oyna m'(l"x part of F¥r and 5 a shoe house. . s of t) 8 0 while the other was sent to Jail| squad to his capiain Sacramento, from w “Private Lem- most of represented the worlk |ber of wemen's he trap w has been set for them digtant | ippers wera | yater, telephone communidation, heat- to war. He| puski will not ol or 15 months and given the same| 4 b re he had gone forti L el Bizat hmi"d “"mmam}s- cf tour The majority of them | fonnd, imhrf\ln‘\ e x.hefluefir_n/n» ing stoves and piped drainage. he being made b 544 SERY ¢ b Perstaih en say ‘Rignt shoulder arms' he|... '3 te rustic construction women in their trenches. i et A he authorities ating the approach ¢ were 0 : th ean at Germany ean- | "M LA me. b .;‘e” the roadside of four :r”‘“nl(mu‘lo"g comes up ot left shoulder, and when|,nq usually had shell shelters | up in the woods ¥ vegetable A great man the handiwork ef ne tent th tide of basile,| PENE farther.and faed thel MErCHART [l ol L iiire of the famons Do we're out drilling he can't remember | ponnected with them. Sitase ans ./ many small men. t atronkly aEqiRet it sud| D0 sold them fhothwent st G850 BUSILE QRESES of the famous P i his place in a skirmish line." rongly agdin A | oo knowingly selling in excessive|® Loane . Saon : The c n scratched his head. = = ok i the home are no better ¥ marched alonz in the dri ; : Ny Hraneer | quantities i Selier sanllont it ctoher | “Lempus Isnt' that the Polish fel- ons Germany is do- of course not the only|ilay wotnded’ doughboy smoking ]\f’)‘ You brought ty me yesterday about : b nto as much ter which have been made| cigarette. “’T«”"Lm‘;fé‘;fi”onnrmm his suspi- | s possible until the end, which | 5 the Tesult of vioiation of the r®8U | The following letter was written by ions, {5 it know far off but the|lations, and it Is not to be supposedd, soldier to his mother in| 3 turn him over to the mess ‘rives of the allies are giving them no | (3t there are not other cases whita w hours be: e be- | sergeant and tell him to make a K. P. -est and no encouragement. Armis-|?T¢ deserving of like treatment, but it ginning Argonne out of him," said the eaptain. ent that such punistment will I)LA! b \. r oing in to On the first day of the battle that It ‘is our | wiped out the St. Mihiel salient, Pri- | o of course | vate Lempuski discarded his kitchen | I am thinking of vou more or less. But | apron ent over the top with his armistice Germany is head- | » same thinz—complete sub- mission to allied dictatic prove a valuable lesson mnot only to! those to \\‘h? it is applied but to all others who s#p to realize that it me; € don’t forget, Mother, my thoughts are | company. He did not join his old squad THE WAR WORK FUND that the rules are geing to Pe eu-|of you. { but facéd the enemy as an individuval, lecause the prospects of peace grow | forced. When the people are made; *T am taking advaniage of a few!acting as a separate command. He | ghter each day it should not mean | ' Understand that. fhe respect th slackening in the interest in he- | IS aimed at will be secured. % i A &y h united war work cam. | e | Distress!” he stopping of the fighting EDITORIAL NOTES. t nce Ops omac [ . not n.lAny that |ht>‘ <u|(}1c--.- and Weatherwise November is bein: vs are to be immediately brought| .pout e considerate as can reason- More ‘than one way to save the Wheat home. Even though the wir should | apie be exmocted 2 . : . s 33 M k V come to s ena s work 1w b 0|0 WS e one vao e Indigestion pain, food souring, acidity, gas, and aKe every atomwor ces are relleved of thelr dutics, Get- | "noriance been recogniaed of pulting heartburn go instantly! Pleasant relief! oout of the war will be as SIow | At sunrise, it s to be remembered, ) B Fegiitied any. daties] s @ favorite time for disposing of Wonder what you ate fo upset g ey Qutiesq murderers and villains. your stomach? We have keon expecting most ary day to see where the kaiser has been ot | #dvertising for a horse. ok peiost| Germany is at presant standing ided with the assistanca which 1t is ‘[‘:““" "f"r 1t inidue ’f’" st thosp ed that this fund shall furnish, | JUmpty-Dumpty tumbles. ere cad be thus no {hought of| 't 9idn't take long for Boris ot Bul- 5 ; funi | Zavie to decide that “nneasy rests the ibonsed throuah the cersr .| nead that wears o erown. e e oueh the seven o | "And Vienna rejoices over the pros- z it Thl"ml’rpnsn i _“ highly | Pect of food as much as Ttaly cele- s b0 o oo i ir(;_ Frates over the glorious victory. | iates the fact more than those for| A new abdication class is being! intended. The bove | f0'Med at the present time among the | ave experienced |vfi‘— crowned heads of the central powerr. | from the facilities which ”,.B"" the shipment of a large number | Hng “’I; ‘l’:"ne‘:‘e':‘s';’r": cates that the kaiser intends to keep same consideration seout ell ahead cf his retreating army e ;:’:;r“:nu"r'l\:'y are all} .oiousness of having’voted right may | 3 R i e {‘rps;"’:‘g'j be better than voting on the winninz| s : 1 thers e no P O US| eide, but it dossn’t swell the plural- by ; T d ther is no reason to be- | fye | T i i - s i:;'::v”;ormu:h::dr The Turks must be apprectatirz| ‘ OIN OU F ¥ R ing to continue to fight for the fact that they are not required to | ; . lon they remain ia Yurope, or in n this country that mattel ortanca that cake is a slacker. [t is indigest- ible and haif the good grain in - itis lost by faulty cookmq it isnt how much you eat,but how much you digest that Don’t bother! Here is relief! The moment Pape’s Diapepsin reaches your unsettled stomach all the lumps of indigestion pain, sour- ness, gaces, acidity, headache and dyspepsia go. olfiing subscriptions to Costs so little at drug stores. WILL PUT YOU s e ueseT? Pape’s Diapepsin SRR ‘ counts. A soggdy biscuit ora halfbaked ] g they are keep on the run every day in oraer; us as long as necessary ¢ ¥ i hn Rat cCssary and It 1s but | 5 stay out of the clutches of Gen- little that is now being asked for such | T S R i isafine example of nourish- - EE s e o | % e ha 5 g o m.| BUSINESS f - ment efficiency. P many. The great surprise in connec- | BULGARIA'S REVOLUTtww." ltion therewith is that anyone shoutd Tow things are moving and how|want to fill the kaiser's shoes. ronditions ar"e‘ being interpreted in From the depredations which the ON ACCOUNT OF THE LABOR is pretty cles Kurop clearly disclosed by | Germans are still committing in Bel- e iuion e s Jeelped 1y | - oo 15 oy e o SHORTAGE 1 AM OBLIGED TO | § ° Baking and re-baking-twenty where Boris, to whom King 3 a4l . ik, t purinana” s Tty s et s hape atr e vt || . DISCONTINUE BUSINESS AND SELL hours of it, under exact con- - throne, has resigned his charge in face| One would suppose that Austria had | i ) of the revolutionary tendencies which | experienced enough fi German dic- | : dltlons OT hea'E e have developed in that counsry, and [tation so that it would not be frying || MY STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. 1 by the attitude of the German prince ton were disregarded neither the dis- healthy one it is fast getting to be de- | advice. cidedly unpopular. * The death of Morton F. Plant re- King Boris saw the handwriting on | moves a man who had interested him- the wall. Hg understood the meaning | sclf extensively in the affairs of this [ ] (] of the revolutionary movement which up a government of the peasanrs and| cimilar opportunities for the s=ame ce | to prevent the allies from attackin: | ORTUNITY : |"ak Gr e N .t " wito was called upon to ascend the|that country from any point they saw Now ls YOUR OPP l TO 3 e ap u s a rea throne of Finland but who as vet has | fit The fact is that things have changed | trict, nor the nation has been " MONEY. 4 and econo y i : across the water and instead of the|placed in any jeopardy. The peeple : job of the old time monarch being a 't .F' d I end of the state. He has been a was fast gathering strength under the | henefactor to Groton and New London who has a large following. There are|kind of work that he has done but too good reasons for believing that the|few are they who rise to the ecca- ‘ound it inadvisable to assume his| Where instructions frem Washing- BUY IF YOU WANT TO SAVE wor‘dc u‘ Od 'n TlC!en task. ' P cy simply felt that they didn't need the leadership of Stambulewsky, the lib-|who can never be forgotten and his 39 YEARS IN BUSINESS EVE RY Al 0| " WORKS . i eral, who has according fo report set|loss will be severely felt. Many hays b i ‘ e wpirit of revolution which has spread ) sion,