Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 8, 1919, Page 4

Sorwich Bulletin and oufied 123 YEARS OLD Sedseription arice 126 3 week; 5% a month; 36.00 s, Etered et the Postofiics at Nerwich, Comn., a2 Telephoae Calls. Balistin Business Ofics 420, Bulleis Udbiordal Rooms 35.3. Bulletin Job Office 35-2. Willimantic Office 23 Church St. Telephons 105. Norwlch Saturday, March 8, 1919 WMEMSER OF THE ASSGCIATED PRESS, Tbe Ascclated Press 1 excludvely etlee @ the use for republication of 2ll news despatch- @ crdited o tis paprr and alw tie local news published Berel Al ngits of republication of pecial despatcd- e herein are also reserved. —— CIRCULATION WEEK ENDING MARCH 1 E— THE LEAGUE'S CONSTITUTION. The statements that the resolut have be made n which ntro- uced in the senate, and which had such support t t would have pre- vented the ratification of the plan for proposed 1 f nations, was ablishment of a and that the at- not against league ? nations, nitude disclosed regard to the ten- draft of the leagu constitu- s not to be regarded unalter- oper amendme arce made. tatements based they exist. Ever given to the ar- A constitution the e most part been the {dea of a ere i a coun- rerything pos- fhe purpos the in ative s of these are the publ facts icles of opposition 1 sirected Teague o hefors onfer support sresent forn would amount to The tors o the : others, are welfare of the ted coun in seeing ignty itmer 1 oad turned back made t actior ITines been some year -fore and | , ? | vromised, b funds which need 1t 1o to make bound in order 1 fund cau the extra se of ¢ s 1k eatian to relieve gardir curtailment the construct tions, but uncertainty re- There are some be made plans ying the a sta- needs he transporta country will suf- tain view n t ummoni of ti determi- urns before in extra s bes ‘n he can. ome may be se- T agencies that the roads will be allowed to borrow directly, Whatever is done it » be noted that the director is not view- ing the situation hysterically. is poss cured throu but it i FOR THE GOOD OF ALL. The Merchants ciation of New York city has adonted the slogan “New York Jobs for New York Men.” It may be looked upon at first con- sideration as a selfish attitude to take toward the returning soldiers =allore, for it is in regard that it applies, much thousht to realize that very wise course to pursue. The effort is being made there as elsewherc throughout the country to give emyloyment to the men who are being mustered out of the service. SChis means that the return to their <ld jobs is being urged and if they, for uny reason, are not open or desira- ble the purpose is to see that the men ure vlaced as advantageousiy and as wulckly as possible. New York is the port where a large proportion of the 1en are being landed and in adjacent «amps they are being disch to them it is covenant | |1 Angele; in | and | but it doesn’t require | the service. It is quite natural that many should seek to get weork and remain in the metropolis. To give these men employment there would mean that the opportunities of the New York men who are returning would be just that much lessened -and that the communities throughout the country where help might be needed and from which such men were called would be badly handicapped. New York’s purpose is to take care cf its own men and by placing them upon the preferred list it insures the distribution of the returning soldiers throughout the country which might be interfered with to a greater or less degree if it was not done, that while it has taken action for what raight scem a selfish motive it is in reallity rendering a big service to the rest of the country particularly the sections where help is being sought. ENTITLED TO BEST PROTECTION. It doesn't take much to stir up righteous indignation when it is be- ing shown that a systematic and de- termined effort is made to cheat peo- ple out of their hard earned money, and, particularly sp when foodstuffs are involved and the prices that are heing demanded are still way up in the air. It is an- old time scheme of gouging customers by giving short weight. ATl sorts of methods are used to fix the ales so that what appears to be a zood generous pound is in fact an ounce or two. short. To meet this sit- vation the creation of the office of sealer of wa nd measures has been quite resorted to, those who determined to do crooked bu never le inter- fere with their o plans for a very long ne Pax] m00ds with the Iy marked. and weighing been resorted to swindlers with good results but trouble involved in the latter cou; is oftentimes such that the easier w of averlooking the slight discreps is invariably followed. Big citles are weight is resorted to extensively it is that the to discourage the the and dischosures conditions are made regarding found in Phalidelphia. There is such a show down underway there tlre present new and ordina are bheing There can none too for the protection of the consumer. He is entitled to' every ounce of faction of an ounce for which he pays whether he is assured it through new laws or through the proper and constant enforcement of those whidh already exist. pun- ishment of the swind get too much attention at tion caller for. much done r cannot A DANGEROUS IDEA. It is a strange attitude which has been taken by & New York young wo- but ¢ne that we fear too often aken, whes after striking and killing a man in Uk highway riving her omobila »d thai. er or W though for mansla and company There was avked talke ame 101 insurance uneu great fmar cople dr that thorouzhl ¥ based upon ~ premiums EDITORIAL NOTES. When you come to think of it t way in which to punishment is o abo A new and cheaper Fo ut any best cay is 50 somc to produce han aie Seventeen motion picture stars are to pay $3,290.000 orf o every at in income little bit helps There are some thinas that president will not be inclined to over- look when it comes to s 1) to writing history. The man on the corner says biz in the dark hat gloomy soul. Possibly the announcement that exico g to pay its debts due to the fact that it cannot borrow more until it does. In spite of all the promises have been made®o one has yet re- ported hearing the advance guard of the seventeen locus No one can blame the I bia for getting feet else. Even though the 'daylight sa law remains in force, it is well to re member that the amount of daylight to be had isn't regulated made laws. One brewery is to engage manufacture of ice and from crop harvested th i question but what i to filling orders. It is already reported in some nlaces that there will be no five cc pieces of ice this summer. Buf then o course the need of cracked ice Is go- ing to be greatly reduced Can it be that the president thinks so much of the government control of the wire lines that he has nut the wireless telephione systern with which the George Washington has been equipped in charge of Mr.~Burleson? In the naming of the new attorney general, which as {t turned out was a recess appointment, President Wil- son passed over an assistant who had been in the office 17 years. With such disrezard for expdrience there little wonder the assistant re- signed. taxes. co Little ifs look sar- nds is as ng of Ser- wanting to throw the task of that country back onto onto the shoulders of someone its do ni but | time. | where the short| a matter of frequent occurrence the that | 'NORWICH, BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 8 1919 THE MAN WHO TALKS | SAYINGS OF THE WAR THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED It is Shakespeare who ca'ls our at- tention to the poverty of those who have not patience. Patience is an asset. Moncy cannot buy t, and it is beyond the srasp of s:ifishness. Pa- tienece must Le cultivated in the path of our sufferings and perplexities. The price of it is endeavor. and, per- haps, pain. There is no s:l®-govern- ment without it: and but hitle sense. Palience con‘ributes ty eur well-be- ing, and is cver aiding our achiev ments, Impitience comes prett: being insaniiy, and i victims of weakness. class with adversity, and nelps one on the w: Patience anl maostery : closely allied. The overcomers difficulties ara usually patient ple. Haste makes waste and im- patience is inefficiency. Those who have not patience arc poor, indeed. I am thinking, we all are thinking of the soldiers who merched away in gleo to France and will never make a visible returu. They have gone fro our vision, hut not from our heart and it is difficult to keep the glory of their purpose shining so that their absence shail not depress our spirits. They have heard the greeting: “Well done, good znd faithful serv: t how natural it is for us to g our loss thouzh conscio's of gain. Why can we not k sion clear of the beauiy the way of the glorified, dom from every ill of the been born to “The more life? Is it hecause I Belief should upon putting are we incapable of holding the picture of our glorifinl shining garments and that they are the guests of God? The world has had _its tremendously increased in ind what s pressing upor peopie just now; f remembrances t 1 with th readily memories peo- ve at the nd joy of and the free- who have in mind ones in d Tk burden the mind of the tions rememurance can turn : a joke, as a returne nce did when he said eye in the zround over for me, but it ve ther will lre some Li melancholy and have a care not o let melancholy swell un u mays Remembran well as estabhi we can make our own heaven or htfl Do not get an idea that earnin; bread by the sweat of your bro divine punishment. This crooked way in which our looked at industry. There is no hread 50 sweet on earth earned. It is the bread of idleness which isn't half enjoyed and leaves bad taste in the mouth. Ev mouthful of earned bread is a par the man's history who earns it. Suct bread represents effort, and eve: quality which makes up a character, underdog unl he one. He represents the dependabl for every issue and every stunt life. [lis brawn and mu r win the world's victories i of peace or war. Lis is the en Jle appetite and his th read eaten on earth We can have all the care { willing to harbor. and do us more harm. No one | without care. and nothing cx u: as “man s lets Henry and some mouldy and t who would wisl apply to ¢ S A e e to d to the vall c to time cal € of the point « many of d of ope. fore mankind 2 bungler at | because he is not never upon mak outloo’: e or < piae lines of Good cheer low. Tt are what e he aged shouid ho !‘r\l\u h nee bled office; of was nted in rade i and the had be beauty; o to it war wiit only re hiroes, and turn » bleom gone. ture! And of Fr; d othe: s The youth and 1» been wiped out of thousands of pas oral communities and the chairs and sad voices of pa mourning garments and a present represent the co; It was Mary McLane God to her reemed to be j the corner. Arn't there in life whicn see never come withi hopes are bright & on with courage, hat their real- cems to be “just around th out of v aven how onts, an. void ever of wars, who never about true? Then never I them how come because which s corner that w tnere 5 0 be just are told il- CASTORIAA For Infants and Children InUse ForOver30 Years Always MQM— the Signature of Self before {iod? Why remembering abund m‘ The wa ic phras (acon the pers ing it a nege thes, the ance. mendous fi when t desperate drive l'h‘nrh t from ught m‘xgm.);ed is not Hr\’\r Some have at-}w vt bornly ¢ Tass dun o terance ced tion. he sa as to the oratory. e business hearts o , ar the bread that is | e, g r)u«( i The workingman is not an | sweetest | twies | has | vacans | 0} o u] your | ove There s only the |g-cat o forbears | (ie.eral Per irmy un Foc us grew out of tense crisis or maried hi are Monday, Tuesday, AUDITORIUM |y March 10, ll 12 phrases The fir r has developed mal “Go to hell,” slogans, terse €)i. tatements. Looking b ive of four vears of fight- ppears that the raajority tia yeplies t creat batde of the \mr. the over|battle that slopped tie Jermans at the Marne, clicited from ¢ Marshal Joffre the -histor “The hour hus come to ndvan costs; to die whc e you stand rather than to give w General, inspired ¢ dramat- or oric ipom.ents when ons hung in the bal- Matinees 2.15 Mar<hal Petain, Verdun by uled with the ogan “The the tr of Verdun he Germans mad> fheir great to 1 ¢ through t lines in l 1€ this s been almost 1 i 1 srd sweep of memoraht g 1: “My ri left is in retreat. | \ my center.” He did artack and dreve a we through the German ted their r.rcat to the > e prople of red by the rapidity Germans advanced rd the statio heir irat stu jority of t defended e rain. 1 | G lhmu‘ 1mhnry commander of | % i red confiden» hattle soldi of serr Evenings 7.00 25¢--50¢ ‘A few at $1.00 am '1([:)(.kmg others to command Marvshal Jofire vhich the first rush The rail- but the they must wiih in th French canit were bes ‘1 ALLAN HOLUBAR'S SUPER-PRODUCTICN DOROTHY PHILLIPS Direct from its sensational run in New York The New York Times sayz: ©A distinct achievement ia mo- tion picture creation.” The New YorkTribune says : hey (IM not uns the senientious of General wt < the legions the M rne. Lorn of less| v the saying| 0 ter f G 9 , who upon enter- to the EL business ar hurling 1 )t SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE It meant here or is £ Gen hd The New York Evening *‘One of the most graghic filrming gver seen on ing screen. ’ e chord yeor Varld = ces of ‘, & Augmented Orchestra A story of the love tliat passet m understanding —a great rom icture that you'll never B vour whele fami vien’ for tion must b ordered ment st f'for! M to the AUDITORIUM FOUR SHOWS TODAY 1:30, 3:15; 6:45 and 8:30 o 1i30, 31155 6145 and 80 The Mimic Four Entertainers DeLuxe The Concertos Comedy Musical Offering Briscoe & St. Clair Classy Girl Act THEATRE —TODAY— A TREAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISs ice one of is inadmis iton ad vn‘11< said: our fleet having “It had onl to come out” was the 1 ,._,m. 3 retért of Admira! Wemyss. er when the surrenderving Ger- warships were escorted by _the itish flee 1to British waters, Vice Admiral Beatty’s histori» signal, after the enemy fleet had been moored, raad: “The German flag to be haul- € t and is v\r\' to be hoist- ALLEN HOLUBAR FRESENTS Dorothy Phillips (Star of “Hearts of Humanity”) In Her Secend Great Production “THE TALK OF THE TOWN” NOW BEING SHOWN AT THE LARGE THEATRES AT AD' - ED PRICES VANG ALSO ON THE SAME BILL was s in t mmand of t o had der « h Ter been made dow i torees eral d the il A epi- invitation to dishone nor my ¢ 1tions t Virginia Pearson IN o “Buchanan’s Wife” commit country, s so great It must GAIL KANE —IN— “The Daredevil” An Unusual Love Story Full of Corking_Gomedy_and__Suspense, PATHE NEWS e rere—————— POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES SHOWS TODAY 153—35.15 SKATING RINK OLYMPIC HALL AFTERNOONS 230 TO § EVENINGS 8 TC 10 P. M. HOUDINI The Mast‘:r Mystery have been FOUR SHOWS 1.50—3.60—6. 4-—-SHOWS TODAY—4 At 1:30; 3:15; 6:15 and 8:15 KEITH VAUDEVILLE THREE EDDIES The Original Keystone Cops in a Pantomimic_Acrobatic_Jingle, AUBREY & RICHE Two Clever Misses in Songs and fDancs:s with “Special Scenic Ef- ects” Tmctrs U amreli Madison & Winchester Versatile Comedians 6 PART PARAMOUN—' FEATURE DOROTHY GIiSH —IN—— “THE HOPE CHEST” A Deightful Comedy Drama “NEVER TGO OLD" 2-Part Mack Sennett Comedy tions unde Wh impo; chiteh livec p I bod- to two rred 30 S COMING NEXT MONDAY WM. FAVERSHAM in “THE SILVER KING” vav- | infes b 3 3 3 it 3 Serbian | and wolves that tory, the LENTEN One’s personality, tastes and character- The will suit your individuality and make each selection con- up such a birge part of |} form to that individuality and good taste, K\(.nmrnd about in conf respondent found number of empty rian manufacture. been placed in the The cor- bhones a cartridires of B Little ORGAN RECITALS with Vocal and Stringed Solo Numbers Saturday Afternoons March 15th to April 19th ‘inclusive ' 430 P. M. Second Cong’! Church Church Street near sraves af ation. ll‘HF"’l ational invest mission is cxpected 00 | the scene. OTHER VIEW POINTS Agitation over the sc-cailed Morri- son bill will eventually r in some- thing of a suhstitute ¢ cter, if not tt i e course of (i The onal ides is flourishing and while it may meet with few rebuffs from the start, eventually the people will e led into tane idea of creating more officials the same in evervthing else. It is merely safeguard plan by legisiation someone inta a soft spot Middletown Press. What is the use of schemes and agreements to he regarded as mere paper by the party that fied. There cught to be | to make those rebellio able and un‘rustworth harbor men uecept the the awards to which | party. Th to examine u a to put for life— hewever un- publie stake, x.ncrc_d arbitra it the rdps is diss: some way unreason- New York idgment of they were a ¢ empioyers to ion are of istics are no more clearly shown anywhere than in fur- nishings of the home Individuality is a fine thing when it is right. It is just as bad when it is wrong. though it p: ly and suff Birds o X together— and so do s of the same stripe. best way to buy Furniture is to come here where we UNION SERVICE For County Y. M. C. A. Work CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Evening, March 9, at 7.30 o’clock Spezker, JAMES B. THWING, State Y. M. C. A. Secretary, New Haven Music by Double Quartetts of Bass Clef PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED SHOME FU,QN/S/‘fo Sz MAIN BT NO R\V) SHoME OF THE S@ ARE