Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 12

CONNECTICUT COLLEGE ‘With mid years and reports a thing of the past, Connecticut college at New London is enjoying a week-end of social activities, wifich bids fair to be one of the gayest of the college i vored with career. Jiffy-Jell is fla : Thursday evening the sglee club of fruit juice essences in the college entertained at an evening liquid form, in vials. of Acrlneri'.(‘lan“co!'l:posers, presentcz}r hg CPE ) varied and attractive programme. e A wealth of fruit juice club under the direction of ‘Prof. Louis is condensed to flavor ||A. Cloeqne,ah:;‘lip of the dep: fitmoz;n?r i 1 music is sical - each dessert. So it brings | | Z500 4" the’ tratned chorus which you true-fruit dainties, !imade its annual appearance in con- icious, cert is worthy of much pra healthful and delicious, at William Wheeler, tenor soloist of St. a trifling cost. Bartholomew's _church, ‘New York i ilin; city, was soloist and won pronounce Slmply add bo 3 applause. His selection of songs was water. Pt A7 well made and his ability to interpret 11 cyed. 5 y 1 0 old-style gelatine desserts. | |35, 00 effort, his cnunciation and It will be a delightful rev- | | diction are quite distinct and his elation. interpretation pleasing. . s The programme was as follows: Get the right kind — Song of a Shepherd, Fox, O Heart of : Mine, Clough Leighter, Glee Club; in Flanders Fields, Spross, Oh Oranges, - Sweet Oranges, Smith, When Death to Either Shall Come, Homer, Lone Dog, Homer, Mr. Wheeler; Ashes of esswmms | | Foses, Woodmay, Life Le: Nevin, - - Mighty Like a_Rose, Nevin, Glee 10 Flavors, at Your Grocer’s Club; Lilacs, Kernochan, The Woggy Dew, Loomis, Slumber Song, Hartman, S Packepeio 20ice Wanderer's ~ Song, MacCunn, M Wheeler; Slumber Sea, Anna Prisci [— e la Risher, The Slumber Roat, Jessie L. Gaynor, Far Awa’, Mrs. H. H. CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS Beach, Over Bloomy Lands or I OPPOSE PROTECTIVE BILL |ther, Fay Foster, Glee Club. ‘[ al matters dis-| This (Friday) evening the freshman | v Hartford b class will entertain at a class danee | health and in the college gymnasi the dance | which provi being in the form of a Valentine af-| A t of a state pro-|fair It is expected that there will be| e o onducted a3 a about eighty party will b instructors. the freshm couples present haperoned by The dance for and the freshmen irtment of its C d their gues is not g pear: N : affair. The Coast Guard v too much for | from Tort Trumbull will The bill makes | guncing. t * ihe state department| - gaturday afternosn, The Dansant, of hissituation. - He |Under the auspiccs o the Servic 8 < g i | League will be n_the cc o ihe ,dunger of SVANS | gymnasium from 3 to 6. The Dansan bhisizasty o e is given annually by the Servic: EL 5 L | League one purpose or anoth: 0, w D ot and th \e procecds will be . 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Genarous size bottles casier and cleaner to use than mussy plasters or ointments, acts quickly and | does not clog the pores, It does not ! stain the skin. tor prin ticn of Se Reports ordered {o Roads, ble on b commn .lday afternoon {for new buildings, ma bill | improvement of the hospit 2 {s0 that Chairman Ea {the committee, s you ar | welcome to cut, and we appre- | ! clate your modesty and evident execu- | {tive ability. and vour evident de { to conduct the ins eco! func | Calendar { Fish S0 muc paking fc “The : 3 Ilinime e state to fernls town clerks w ies of the naturalization laws; that{and for the hest inte ! the canvass of votes for state officers | tients and the state. h shall be within thirty d after they |different. than .some others who come | were cast unless a complaint under |before the committee that you excite T will section 639 is pending in which case our admiration. use some of shc 12t LA