Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 11, 1919, Page 4

. M NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1919 e ety 381000 samine | THE MAN WHO TALKS | How MUSIC HELPS IN LIFE OF THE HOME the country for the year ending with | DO not assume this is to be a happy wear for you! The year is not yours June 1915, that being almost a full | 1oy you have compassed it. W4 none| * By Mrs. Jean N, Barrett year of the war, there was a decrease | o lves by the y 1 - 2 é" i‘h Qul’e r of abant 34,000 fur the wik § vedE of us govem'ourx‘e v the year, for A few instances of what has bee |and produce it, has great advantage the job proves difficult enough taken 5 et PAEE [lov: SR v it ot G ter and 1817 showed a still further de-|caimly By the day. Nearly every|ione in soms homes us er on [AUDITORIUM | FOUR SHOWS TODAY ; . power of music will tell you more|and more foreign achievement. Re- : crease of over 3,000. hour has its problems and provoca- | fi the mere advancement of the-|Sponsiveness to the atmosphere wof oyt MMDan and Qoufied It was for the vear ending with last | tions; and our provocations and temp- | (17 2 music is not, however, dependent up- ome y Q@ p .‘] 4 al bi pos tations and our duties, are all difficuit g Ca e oG owever, Dunendent ups 123 YEARS OLD |ior it snowed hat eee than 11 0 | shoueh fo moet and mect St If e |yl 10 minkacd to s mother o | coutee, mads Sronger by . & -t immigrants were admitted. The war ;‘;"‘Jr;‘°of°'2;e"‘;;;esmthee’; fs:fi'thfd“: nurse most unhappy all *hrough th:|4-year-old child who hal po natu- thus continued to have its effects up- | of the vear. If ‘safety requires each |DYOcess of haimiressing and getting |ral ability for either singirs or play- ety i TSt " sub- . being deficie; M Skind ¢ e Bestites st Kuswichi Cin, o | 0D tho! (186, and €' { but natiwal that| 5¢ius) fo, 1ook iout fuk four: step—to be |0, bothersome. clothies, would aub=j/ng. bolue Qefiolent 20 hats £ay Featuring FELIX MARTIN 14—OTHERS—14—MOSTLY GIRLS WILLIAM DUNCAN in ; VIRGINIA PEAREON E -un- price 12 & week; 50 ath: 36.00 i i ciously nother sang sense and sense of pitch, never- < 4 i wecond-clus matter there should be interest in what thelalert every ten seconds—why should [ T TOSK SFIC005 V4 HCT IO theless <0 sensitive i musical A Fight For or Millions, No. 13 e QUEEN OF HEARTS Telephoas Calls. effect is going to be in the immediate | not our conduct require to be guarded | 3o P Ot SR S F ; =he | desciibatll the e om e —————r AR A R Dulletn Budnem Ofice M8 future. e e T e | up my ‘sieexes with ribhon rare, which were plaved to her as be- Commg Next Week—Monday, Tuesduy, Wedneeday Dafletin Job Office 35-2. t . 5 i h, An ace 1ny bodice bis mx pink amn _Y'fj( 2%11( e 1k Wiimasite Offic, 25 Spring St Teiepbene 344:2 MAJOR GENERAL BELL. jut the nearer nerfectlon, today [5 the | ror why, sn save, sit will and ween | sky. and oz which had strong chords JULIA ARTHUR as EDITH CAVELL S = 13 i yeo 3 ik 1y i el g v a staccato melot ahove them e e e |, Like many others Major General J.| e Sert E0oemment cuts for cons| While others are at play ; L staceaf e s SN 95 ' het 2 apt: s beautifi:! the n t th red berries. 1 Norwich, Saturday, Jan. 11, 1819 |iranklin Bell whose death ocgurred |stant diligertce. ) an adaptation of H penticil| g e i R The British Red Cross Nurse in “THE CAVELL CASE ——————————————_—— | this week, jumped into prominence in| If we did things more sincerely how [~ {,other mother learned to heip hes|terms of color were later explained Uz S T = > MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, army circles as the result of the op-|much better it would be. We have all|jittjn oy work off som~ of his stormy | by the development of an urusual de- i The Assoclated Press i3 excuslvely entitiea || erations that were carried on in, the|been wishing one another a hapDV|fits of temper by going to the piano to the use for reputilcaion of all vews daatch- || Philippines. He was only a lieuten- | New Year! Tt is a eplendid wish. but)ang playing some st G RS - Tm:";l‘:;.':‘w‘: ant when he was called upon tc leave | t0, De effective it must be backed up |yt ke gree of talent with pencil and brush. . smpetuor. Another memory of my childhood ] d Rider”|is of a visit to a dear auntie who on ¢ this wu:|Sunday afternoon, tock her little REE of thelitor to the west pasture and amid the / ! : Sk = \ Schumann’s W o for service in those possessions but his | With @ Splendid life. We should strive | The boy did not know w i s of republication of special despateh i i 7 3 2 tha ake Lthe | done. but he felt the N rise was rapid because of the meri-|year unhappy for those we so kindly | poic Pyl 70 (€E B TG a splendor of the sinking red sun read terious service which he performed.|regard; and in this way we should be c - own, and he would care room like a ver til his emotion i worked harm to hi had spent itself in th v sister remembe a child she from a volume of sacred caflence of her sweet low . Thol THEATRE He was fearless and persistent in the |assuring happiness for ourselves. If oice will | pursuit of his task. He believed in|we do not think of this, what an emp- rsonal leadership and conspicuous|ty thing a good wish becomes! Wi were the instanges where he not only | 3F¢ fl;[”;fif:‘;‘:’rgfégfi!fl’ Jhan. 8 guided his men into :\Vrtmn. but where more from habit than conviction. We underwent great risks in order to should be studying to benefit rather in information which could not be|than to do our fellowmen. A good 4—SHOWS TODAY—4 At 130, 3.15, 6.5 and &.15 WATTS & HAWLEY In a Novel Singing Musical Skit “HUNTING FOR A WIFE” SAMMY DUNCAN Scotch Character Comedian B JACK MARTIN & CO. Nifty Singing and Dancing Trio echo through mv memory. truly a part of music's minis- 4—SHOWS TODAY—4 try to sp CIRCULATION Janaary 4, 1918, 10,120 throtigh tihe charm of a 130, 3, 6.15, 8.15 well modulated pleasan:-ioned voice, lending itself freely to ihe various Banner Double Feature Bill | of the fine nature it serves. It | ssie . CONSTANCE ‘ cured in any other manmer. He|wish calls for good will, and good will "’“';en’:: prai C ! ed with Funston in the methcds he|for right conduct, and these promote| . . one of the duties of the mother and the kindergartnor to be 2! > c and in this mood started to play her|model for her children in vhis respect used in overcoming the tribesmen. | the good Wish awe express for another. | hoio e Tiana. As she did (i che To- in many others for children are Tt was only proper therefore that he| Do you know we are told it is a|alized that if she played she would|Very sensitive to voie ality. should have been recognized for his|sign of weakness to believe too much; | scon to be angry, and not be While the kindergartner's opportu- masterly work, that he should rot only |and that it is a sin to believe too lit-ready to give up her rasen:ful Mmoot Y, Somes fater than that ,of fhe be promoted to the rank cf major|tle! This is where our judgment is|she rejected the gent! ninistry ¢ her, she ha; e same responsibil- | neral but tha: his services “houii|fearfully challenged, and most fre- | music and went to her room to nmurse|ity to sec that the children under her | A LADY’S NAME ave been sought in connection with { Auently It is far from an ea: her unIM_mu_nv, 2 cascyars Selven the opportunity fnrl il hmpoetar noat ot Sidet i matter to tell which is best, credulity | As an incitement hravery mu:.|“full and all sided devalopment” to e T O x cnfef of Staff of | of incredulity, in many of the affairs|sic has often heen 1 n the homo.|use the words of Froebel, “io cnable | he army and in his last days as com- | of men Man has an inclination to be- | A little boy much mander of the department of the cast. 10 the dar’: | him to see man in the universality of | CARMEL MYERS lieve evil reports rather than good re- g0 upst for the condition of his ¢ room for | his nature and partiewlarlv to enable! ports concerning his fellowmen; and in when she played a strong {him to understand and-appreciate the IN children ! ALL NIGHT Paramount Special Feature LINA CAVALIRA The World Famous Beauty in i | | ui | the right be i i r art ‘AAN OF IMPULSE Hioro! can ne 1Hs qusstion it sonat| oo o e thor e 1o rauial of oo agt | Wiurch foriim asihe wens products of true art” Man A WQI MPUL he would have been one of the com-[nostic than he thinks hi to be.j 1 mot ‘f'““" realize\l il kg ";" “"',‘"‘"” . el manders in the recent European war. | He pretends to believe many things he | fimes of music nerienced in the home :ny of thel HER FiR e abé o 5 . A does not because he likes to be with | greager than over life of music which might have been ,.fij ‘H ]h:zd (.h'f a‘hnl:) and _t_he mrhnauyn the crowd and well thought of. He |est remonstrance, they woul s, and fo her will fall the duty HEARST'PATHE NEWS 2.PART and it was doubtless with sreat dis-1joesn't seem to realize that he must |crashing cherds ready for g ¢ S of ;v,wnkon-!‘____—; S appointment that he learned of his|give a reason for his helicf as well as | boy, nonsense song to dri the first « S P Monids f unfitness, which has been clearly | for his neboliet or ihat it takes some. | from of little da Who that e Coming Moenday demonstrated by his death at this|thing more tha the endorsement of | jolly t lagging feet ar delight of a But knowing that he was phy- | truth to make it his own ing dancing: N this new w e e e DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS incapacitated for sucl inagi e S o improvisca or i = A : (CONCERN OVER GERMANY. | S0 0 2 ted, for such a| Can you imagine how i'ncle Samigceasion, would often br Music by the Famous Pettine’s Or- R gt strenuous undertaking it was much|laughed when Hoovor explodedt fay e L R the it i ; i S ny continus t 1 sie) i e rof S v y » 2 2 = i S L, ) b e | easier for him to be reconciled to ve- | Hoover is a and no 0n2 | o ‘pick up playthings or perform Ba ot chestra, the boys who play at Rhodes ) 0t that thej maining at home than it was for those| expected hi req, hot iexs | iaear s c R When the|on the Pawtuxet every night. X ve h ninistered A who were in every way pletives at t . but when command kindergartner will sing B defeat to the revolutionist forces inlthe foreign service and audacious red-handed mereiless | ima for o e how The Biggest Hit of the Season T 1. °a rlin. which if not a crushing one is| foreed to stay on this side in charge Hio (i Gepmatt -overament hilonesof my ch is of “o cannot} — Refii*'-‘*‘” WIET rthele the vic-|o¢ cantonment vere named for him td parley. hel visiting in a country h here the ine that eagerls responds B > purs s o Eoltfies s rional 4f°|mother would often gct ap from the|especially if mother is thers to hear. S"(AT’NG RINK ; P contro | , but as an insult to the entire|pregkfast table and say. “Come let us|It teacher and mother aro wise, there I Fn ™ reve that SHEEP RAISING. n entente fiags which {0-|ing o little before we do the wo i he mo expression of s ; \ n rance e izing that much the same ondemn the mitacr ideas housekeepi . for ihe right truen: OLYMPIC ¢ 5 2 A tion o ten Ger is trying - Talk b ss Alice Leavens at the i cisted there that there does ch even beaten Ger is rying| go04 homemaking ive since | trueness of the tune j e = : had zain i s et Becp and o pe H hmer urge | AFTERNOONS 230 TO § Osgood Memor o posses v mb 3 i today el i elot! aturd Srnoon. . d messase “I am confi- o i e ze Rl EVENINGS 8 TC 10 P. M. slclctk et o ght of the trocps came at a neople would welcome effec- s they whom the world Sine the! 1iie hen BRSO O No admission cf . 4 S ilisceiiia which would permit success- wors Germany must 1 i y. ito for medium in il wernmept m the mas- raising in this state, 1e ~‘,<ru..:v-l"l‘ ”xv{w"n‘-;; °h nes in t equal to The Bul g 1 loave| Massachusetts last vear named a ot she wiilibechme of 1 end upon 1w sults he Band sc who are | Commission on shcen and aariculture | 195 el pr strength to | s the re terrar, ana |t consider what that staie needed in “'V'v’ “‘(' 3 ; et AL S 3 4 H i t vitig to Eive Ge a taste of|the way of new laws and changes in e talk about having permanen 2 ¢ shoul W to us CEP TRAL BAPT e f . existing laws in order to encourage|Deace established by force, a policed s o i e 2 L“ . i Ep et i ¢ world held 1own by organized nation the little children to entzr into tne - 1 " gevernment can con- | (1 ; h We ant just as if we did not know heritage of song. Union Square ) o ain its supremacy and \'}— ”"",”‘n‘“ pon “3: Investizated | (00 neve : and neser will lead to prevent \mong the soldiers,| And held hearings, and it has now force is Tel SR he yjected to all the|iTesented its report in which it de- what mor STORIES OF THE WAR |on board the vessels of the convey PCOPleS Popular Sunday Evening n %e by tlie extramist 1 that le economic reasons to produce. The o rd a ter: explosion. Destroy- Sermon Topic: lir fo carry out is pro.|caused the decline in sheep raising in aming to 1ely upon | How Germans Think the Tampa Was|crs found wreckage on the boats and op L i conss e e et o e courey s e S : Lost. SO T THE UNBIDDEN Ct i throuzh that provide | which are responsible in part (Correspondence of The Associated S Ty A ko Sre o e | pa was destroyyd by torpedo, ch will be representa-|i°r the I“" facshare “;' Deen en. The|Lre P mine or internal explosion. The U-33 Dr. Ben;ar‘m i e’»afvfla i Pé which il to restore|? revival in recent vears. It believes nt peace AtAna: ] | was commanded by Lieutenant ( o J it p Ge s 3 ¥ onnecticut Woman's Coll aolte natrekbititors hority as is now held by e sy ‘“‘{f‘\‘a‘,‘n"p‘ ens {ain Hans Rose who sunk a C = 2 jed nations should be cr town dog officers o A we 1o ¥ Sk mer 1t vessels off Nantucket o ¢ ) Kden L supplemented by some o that not P ko cl that he sunk the Amei can A Good Place to ao sifl =y = ve of the|statewide agency to brace up the dogido them harm the spirit ce will 2 which er Jacob Jor Tot bean fa law enforcement and - that dogs | 'i[N to last: but there is mo w. The Tampa w i S ———— e —— nesd. bf Surtins|should be kept at home from sunset) the world good by threats or stol Chann OTHER VIEW POINTS has been threat- | {0 sunrise, and well inquires “Has he H i MR G S m‘, It might have been expected that the | il r the poliey | any right ave-yow noticed nown much we talic | w 2 thing other'men place a value on 7Ty et control | \ere shou . e : e i spl el R T b appeal Lc e y county dem- et 5 s a 1~ . oroneh v e ire they desirons| Cnstration sh farms for the pur-|ingw It s The Germans claim to have sunk the | mar ano 1o Private Bife s | ] e slishmen: of a cound and|iCse of instructing the farmers as to|hot « vot cr too dry a was ts oA LionAbiEyBlet |t or d Beraqniet one ; > > d of sheep to raice, and|or un mmshiny day er 11 ourier. A tory < er ey can be obtained at cost, it}are c d r of the rnnndm g Cus He. lln.mmh makes the | with that country & t that such would not be re-|days rot ¥ taken prisoner on bo h ZEaNETHORE O necticut to be ~ { five vears. It likewise |thoU | n that submarine san fsetat l‘lfl' AER0f ;v.l ?m.v one, ERGER'S 1 N end e iaaa e 5 conte m, formed | T T | George Wyllys. was elected at a grea BERGER'S CONVICTION. nd he idea of boys' and girly'| SO ] : He was 2. The majority o . rger professes to befSheep clubs and s fuacainere Sarslinnet o American he Connccticut governors were elect- hat he was convicted on|@ Million acres of land in that state|more bef “weet was G merTan |ed at < 50. This may be the era of dislovalty and sedition. | available for sheep r Wly for browsing : that thoy hea | of young men but the older ones seem btless fer tl lation| The problem in chusetts is|for birds; and man et there just the same.—Water- | 5 on of w has | no different than it is right here the things God had h Republican | e ader for r deep | Connecticut and it is parfectly evi-|Rnot right, a1 he ir_victim. American naval of vear plan sovernment | art t P hat the law{dent that this commenwealth is bound Boia ; : s in Londo e railroads is opposed by | he T that was doing|t0 Drofic gre: from whatever en- e SUINORE D8 IR G Enanls) o ilroac ew | 7 . is that they don’t suit him. when th 5 d securit 1 ¥ th it. The; couragement it can give to the rees. 4 s fired from a su .d sub- | nce and on th o talkked | fablishment of the shéep raising fn-| The leading Germans seem to be SR e, X rte e yan the Amer structure of o very exist- i Ahaics h the idea that there are to | marine at the e etiynione ot _ = n £, but he) . rities collected and. that|Chester but the yet some lawmakers ave prone to | 1 ! print in e SHIY EoAl Slafins ok = %o | Chester immec the sit in anv tmt a thor- | coiild be n EDITORIAL NOTES. be considered is apparent encuzh ":Q”;['Tfi;z: e SIS ROy It is te wtitude was, The man on the corner . Jvs|that no indemnities in the past have |? £ AT IR Ainancial as air asp says: Ivs|ths \demnities in the ave : 2 oy 2 & _as wa vhich he urged op-.|css Tonesome now that the work or|€Ver approached the total which this 4 een true and i New England is concérned when every v it showed| fzht regulations egate. F took the explosion of | exertion should be mad- h have heen cast|bill for damages mu net the in- " ne item in France there 29,000 1 the noise | protect the vings insti ? aside. oI el HiEont Pr jon. o that it is im-| From the wateriogged conditions of y ction cf the damage | . The Tampa was out of s f other == - laim of amp fund, it would | resulting from their ruthless poli America ‘"q““”* when s de-; Scme one has nced tne start l i that taipe Hia to! take Sown thol et Metiiny alone | (it it the She had left a convoy, hound |ling theory that there is nothing so otfie: 40 close 10, the violation | (ooiaimoter bt e e and soon afterward those |monotonous as monotony. Iv violating the espion-| It makes littls difference what the|DOSC a destructiveness 1o LGl = = he would escape convie- | weatherman does, there is always|NOrTify the world, and - YS! warrants that they should in turn be someone ready to hob up and cry|ycrpified by the cost of n ¥ heen put ferth that he Whoa! ROXTL > > Tanuary. n a full and f ir trial for it 3 ticn of non-combata tria T That million dollar fire in Pittsburg | tral ships and i 1 tisburg nd their viola- | r r el b ould not be the case. He had|starts the vear off in a way which | tion of international law and humane z riven every opportunily to prove | doesn’'t prom to help any in the re- |precepts, The extremes Germany has U . ence but it was impossible|duction of the country's annual fire|applied to othe: ould be applied to | the jury tha he was|loss. Ler. h vhich he was not, for they | | | | | | | | | - - —| success | | | | With the reported arrest of T.enine| It is a good plan to keep two bears _of__ 1 r and forbear. The e umentary evidence right|nhy Trotzky it looks as if the bolshe- i the famil . i . m wi t impossible | viki were expericicing the trouble|trisls in a of a partnership d » overiook : he trouble] ;) for the exercise cf these virt = b . h H 3 g among its leaders which has Ieng been | What right has any of us to al | il 1 e i restet s lcxogcted Y E expect tolerance from our partner or o i d 1.,\ ‘,r}vvl resort It makes quite an addition to the|friend. It is pitiable to be associated not that|corner when five states almost as a|with anyone who thinks himself per- | Fo ANTY. end S abids By tho: Sl6afhit sy el o e At s e e Mo late firhes e e : sia cuc ol A GROWING INTEREST IN BOOKS AND vk Wi ARt ot e e Atk Oren::.llx"* G aeery Are e enhen, sienee |} For the next few days we offer the people of this vicinity % o S e o T e rmambrs i g ESES b o 4 | am opportunity (o buy FURNITURE and FLOOR COV.- e ERINGS at prices which mean a great saving to the Few persons seek to purchase or care to inherit large With the lower house of congress, but anticipating what ought to be libraries. We do find, however, rare pleasure in starting in our own small way a collection of books that represents | ne he maintains that he will be a randidate before any sp our individual preferences as to choice and character of reading. 5 2 ¥ = “F1to be shut u which is being asked for Russia will| [ow rare io® “swee: re not go to those in that country who|the bhegetter of harmon: { have $400000 to spend in this coun-|What is better than to 1 ial election | try for propazanda. that we are not half | ss of the result of. thel Now that Hindenburg is said to|as 0o as we think we be. Our con-|§ BER SUITS, PARLOR SUITS, DINING ROCM SETS, {i ly hecause of if, he in- | have arrived in Berlin, it looks as it CCit is cne of our worst enemies—our A 2l wiit be reelected - was e for him to.eatabiish a new | et in (he perfection of our conauc'. || BRASS AND IRON BEDS, FANCY ROCKERS, MOR- YMM’laRiA:rIVON line if Germany is going to be saved e ot ie e s S from the bolshevik Immigration after peace has been| One can appreciate that the Poles concluded s a matter which has been|would like hothing better than a given no little attention. There are|chance to get at the Germans, but the | o, tat passion—"you Kick my dog and even demands that more restrictive|bolsheviki seem to be furnishing a|T1l Wil at,” toreats, People of |§ LEUMS. i i i measures should be provided in order|sreater danger just now. e e Bl The factory price today on Linoleums is $1.15 the woerld have wavs of retaliating to protect this country against the If Germany will put as much energy [in small matters which means per- |§ per yard. We have one hundred rolls to offer at 89 cents. toming in of large numbers of unde-|into coming back as it put into the|Petual friction. A lot of professional war there ought to be no question | Christians are not above it. The mind |§ per yard. Alsc severa! rolls of Felt Black Linoleum, a seize their first opportunity | about its future, but it must treat it- | ¥hich is not conscious of the fact that 7 o to cscape the conditions wWhich they ) self better than it did other people. |bo Mo 2ction bepets Hce action from |} good floor covering, while it lasts, at 65 cents per yard. | know they must face if they remain The one great surprise in eonnec- | with our aggravahtor; but if we ignore C 1cy where they are and have to take part|tion with the grand duchess of Lux- | it we are superior to.him, needs stimu. ome early and anticipate your wants. Such oppor- f| n the great struggle of reconstruc-|emburg is that after the country was|lating. This it for tat passion does s | flon. This attitude of course does not | trampled on by Germany sha over.|:ot beget happy davs: and withou: | tuities seldom occur. i reckon with the steps which may be|looked the insult and hecame its sup- S an not have a happy aken by other countrics to see that| porter, ear. Revenge is a passion nur- heir people are kept at home for the| From a comparison of the recom-|(Wred in ignorance: and ; : A world ten thcusand unnccessary wo very help which is needed from them. | mendations of the interstate commerce | Toing as mean aa our offender 1s m Without regard for the post-war|commission and Director McAdoo re-|ing matters worse instead of beiter. conditions, this country has made 'it|sarding the railroads it is quite evi-|The tit-for-tat passion is a blight up- more difficult for aliens to get into the | dent that they are not traveling on|¢n intelligence and a disgrace to Unpited States. The literacy test is|the same track. piety. 2 bound {o block a large number but it| From the way in which different is nevertheless evident that many of | sections of the country are complain- the most undesirable are able to get|ing abcut the number of people killed Children 01’}’ liy_that without the ieast trouble, J automobiles, it is quile evident FOR FLETCHER'S ccording to the department of la- | that reckless driving is not limited to ‘or thare has hean a docided demm jedame mectionles stmta CASTORI A his own ecranium peace. - conscious || buyer. These items stand for many more. ~CHAM- s correct or half it does no harm to let him find it out Self conviction is the best convicticn RIS CHAIRS‘ known in this world. In this worid there In such fashion does our Library grow, develop and mature with the years. too much tit GREAT VALUES in RUGS, CARPETS and LINO- Instead of anticipating our wanis by baxlunu or buy- ing a lot of empty shelves in which to store books that we seldom open, why not adopt the more sensible Glohe- Wernicke Unit Plan—of buying sections as we for books as we read them? sirabies, it being felt that large num- bers w ed them, There are sizes to fit almost any space, and siyles to fit almost any purse. brings the At present we have stock in the different finishes and would be pleased to have any p: ested call and see them.