Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 4

NORWICH, BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1313 Horwich Bnlletin and Gm?iei‘ " 123 YEARSOLD T aomeriytion prise 126 & week: 59 2 month; . poor. Potered st the Pestoffice at Norwich, Comn.. wwnd clam meite: Teleghons Calls. Sglletin Business Office 480. Bulletin \iditorfal Booms 35.3. Bulletin 33b Pulimantic Offiee 25 Church St Teleplone A ———————— Nerwich, Wednesday, March 19, 1919 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, Associated Press Is exclusively entitieet 0 B2 e republeation. of ‘2l news despeieh Credited to 1t of ot stherwise crediied in En Saper And aisa ibe locar Gews published reln. ) Al nghts of republication of special despaich- 8 heseln are also reserved CIRCULATION WEEK ENDING MARCH 15th By i of J that his ith the d t the leagy aMect that nators This ong stan migrant to be than o be nation sueh o matter deeply mmigratior peace confercr ons use hall he no dise supposed for that m surprised instant oppositic this countr iways be peonie While mora disposec up. It and as hefore THE ELKS’' FUND e bz aived nd ma the selves fighting work the w ymm f tire orde bution of extension of nd he 56.060 this nsed wor to ot the mer ar mainte while their termi third can who canno crnment expense the & 10 he used for pu tv i ng men o 1 trajnir Certain] rendere d by e used reeeive ininz at taform the r no hetter than th indertaken question hut in its results where it is most no question hut be applied in I« great need grest fraternal “dding to what making largze contributions vatien Army for the malntenance g work across the water. have nd what truitfil Desirous o needed wh giving help there can the money for whicl so doin will there this only of DETROIT’S AMBITION. Regardless of the unfavorable con- ditiens which have surrounded muni- “ipal ewmership in many forms, and in view of the widespread demonstra- fon of the difficuities which have heen wd are being experienced by clectric -ailgays throughout the country un- 8er present conditions, an effort which 3anot fail to arouse much interest is that whieh 15 being attempted hy the mayor of Detroit which has ‘or iie ryrpose the purchase of the existing ! taken senate remainder Jand been rgnsportation system of that city for ‘e purpose of having the city operate t. This public service has long heen a ne of contention and an agreement "3s now been reached whereby the Iway company will sell to the city $31,500,000, Buoeh action cannot be taken with- Wt & vote of the people of the city tnd a majority of three-fifths will Le hecespary to acquire the sysiem, whieh in order tp bring it up te the proper Mieiency will require the expenditure 12 $10,000,000 additional. So determined 44y been the opposition te the prevail- ing service that there has been a de- mand that the city in case it eould not make terms with the company should construct a competing s tem. Detroit it would therefore ajy pear has to a large degree set its| mind upon showing what can be done| in the way of efficient street car ser- vice. If enough of the people only give their consent it will undertake the test and it will be a trlal that will be watched with keen interest not only by every community in ¢ country but by every railway comn- pan ‘or Detroit will be expected not jonly to make good with the service hat show a proper interest retu investment, FACTS AND COMMENT The stern measures of Herr Noske, minister of war in the Ebert cabinet, have gone far toward restoring life in Berlin to mormal condition. loval government troons have been called in hy the thousands and with ardors Hven e v stronghold after have fought with quarter was neithe undreds of lives enormous property damage bee done, and nothing has been ganed by the rioters other than to disgust ail the decent classes with 1 methods and cause them to des contin- uance of the establishe While the savags natur |ing is to rad, no lot dealing with this third CLEVELAND'S VIEWS. g tion was DOs I It 82 vears ago Tuesday that|have heen a Grover Cleveland was born. He was n tried a president who on more than one oc-jhad been me ely casion proved himself to be a stalwart | tured rioters ani Ic American and while he was not gffen. only a few {upon to pass on a | were back on the str | tions T e A from some sceret Spar | nations 4 ortunity. andfmhe sterner ieasures made the most of it, to stand helare giving iomere principles which had been s2cess. forth by h ave heer los ire was e them zo minutes belore streets newly they 1rmed nal. forec 1 called 50 calld league of he 0 well and predeces- | of more No p)lv is to be wasted on t} 1 riot inasmuch 1rp 138 heen mere | the sove { of s theit haps the nations nearest 15 i established out a s no praci suge way of manag 1 thosc men 1 te nare to offer constiy teeing vhen in ref of thi id, “Holdir r the neutral using t o ont Ty imong the ment il ith which Once Germany is fed a i of anarc Measures week tor prove to concl forma employed enta hay to insure of food unde past 70,000 OWer: the ¢ per Ho bee nations s eed weeks ing food nroe doctri h came zuelan affair he said *1 we stand could he demanded tha red German « keep e mand ships be ma ecome ohsolete ED!TCR]AL NOTES sn't ex-President Taft eni should the sen Caru.-.o shows thai fie Ge ssumplior on o to cxclude ontinent, and w the u.rnl of the Monros more cear prevalent rope ihat that or income tax che The more we hear about Tien the more we y dediy 2 pro 1tion, Government officials with ble aliens, k to carry made in order 1o I-Borah crowd r predicament. Their ary for tr acce] treaty, but after their | tion not vote for sent form they their words_ If corporation of the Monroe {to the very structure of the nations can be brought 2h terness and rancor of the of the sixty-fifth con will have een turned to good account. It is confidently exected that the | peace treaty will be ready for pres { entation to the delegates be- fere the end of The several [V(mlnl”fk of ice conference ¢ thelhave besn busy the past mon | their reports on reparation, d ment, military and naval conditions . id the other details of the final set. just as gen-!tlement are now being presented to erously in the purchase of govern-|the whole body for final resicw ary ment notes as they did in paying in.|aPproval. When the Germarn dlgers come taxes, only more can participate |47¢ Summoned to appear, it will not Shatai = be f_rJr discussion or argument to President Wilson should not fail to|\ras some remiagtins 'y 2te: There keep in close touch with the expres- Welmar government to serq e sions of the American people in re-| Ambassador von Bernstorfi in most gard to the league of nati It is a|the peace commissioners, but Englang matter on which he should keep his|and the United States made it so clear e R that he would not be received that the Wi o, BRI plan was abandoned. Iven vet the would not take long to enormity of Germany's offences and those 90,000,000 gallons of beverage |und ishonor hawe wai fame oachery £pirits remaining, but it's invariably | her. the case where big things are attempt- ed only a few appreciate their respcn- sibilities, deportation but ¥ out i of undesira lot some way out votes ptance formal the le eannot then th of ntion When it is declared that the men ts for the coming season nbow colored made to the holdovers. is rather that well virtual yctrine vibbons, refer s and not in 1€ in he It hard to recencile the fact George Creel has returned | mustered out and vet i claimed that the peace conference still progressing. Think of the inconsistency of Britain planning to on new naval vessels breath advocating German warships! It will only be a few weeks before | the people can come t the bit- of closing d Cireat spend $640,000.000 and in the same the sinking his share it rid of get to Laws Are Curicus. Laws are curious thing It is said that hetel keepers through-|h:cld up in a dry state out the country plan to raise the rates|fcr a half-pint of in order to make up for the losses|Landit is noc held through prohibition. but nome df the|i0L 2. revolver or water companies have shewn a dispo-| " B S L iy sition to decre: prices beczuse of| The moms a girl fin her ideal the promise of increased consumptiou, | she begins a search for a substitute. man is 1 searched whiskey, but the up and searched razor.— Rochester | helpmate | Senator ague of | I’ {ate YOUTH AND AGE “Did you know,” demanded the pro- or's wife, “that old Mark Protheroe s to marry that silly Brown girl? “Why not, if he wants to, and she doesn’t mind?”’ queried the professor. “Why, Thomas Jenkins Blythe! T'm astonished that you uphold such a—a well, it's almost a crime. Why, that girl is way this side of 30, and he is| nearly bald.” “Doesn’t prove anything,” cheerfully. 1 know a man who- “Oh, rudely interrupted| Mr What I mean is, that it is a shame to waste youth on old Why didn't the man pick out omeone nearer his own yea Milly will be trying to drag the old man out to dances and theatres, and when the novelty wears off he will stay at home she will find another escort.” “Don’t fret about it;: you don’t have | hec to carry their burdens,” reminded the | professor. | at to tha sis it, hi: is ge. i wa to litt “ notice it is the same everywhere. 1 sympathize with the young men of this generation. There soon will not be enough young women to go around,!c ind the voung men will be reduced to | suc the necessity of either going without wives or else taking some old maids he oid man who is bereft of h nowadays immedia; f his eagle upon sh to be his daughte picking out some good. sensi of mature years, who would when he should put on his socks and see that he did it, too. No wonder s0 mar men die re they e 70! Their second wives arc not old enough to know how to take care | of them “For my part, T can't of 50 should find anything te admire in 1 young woman who can't talk about |1 ything but amusements and c >por things, they ad no s respons Good g Marie! wofe “Do you tl to hear about sorrow dressed up and n he 1 little amu: | fac young woman know woolen | the see why a_man lie ha responsibility before him, to extract life ? And the way these brighten up the minute a breezes in C 1 w wife. room, young and old, flocked around Miss Carroliton, who has been to Rus- And who does so love to talk about ‘What did you say, sor plied { vou didn’t. ept old James Darling. who is so deaf he can’t hear and so blind he has sume day | to'w! ced girl wouldn't know h wa t “Don’t try to. my dear.” “Oh tog | Miss Carrollton, | influenza and has to decline.” The ayer. { happened “Do T know her?” inquired the pro- fessor. “1 don't enly “Why, sped his wife.—Exchange. I3 he was regarded as mor: “I must say, it made me ashamed | & see the way all the men in the = t Brown girl last night. While 5 and Egypt—" t00,” murmured the professor. o dear?” inquired wife. th he is certainly great,” the profes- id, raising his voice a little. glad you appreciate her,” re- his wife, dry); “l was afraid But, as | was saying, she s ignored by every man in the room T'm a 1 be careful where he steps. 1 pre- that if it had not been for thoee handicaps he, too, would have among Miss Brown's admirers. And then.” continued his wife, “look Billy Harcourt. He's 60 if he's a Here he is, getting married, and at? He must take up with a dell of 20, who looks as if :she a single household arti- it. I can’t understand le if she saw soothed the What are we doing to- 1 nearly forgot to tell you. TI'm{l: le dinner. Only tweive, al- The doctor and his wife, and . and 1 was going to have hut she called up to! threatened with the | ether. Bromle: that she is short hear. | Rt or breathed a his wife did not Mrs. Professor continued to think of Mrs. Bromie: e, and 1 asked them to bring her. profe: which think You see, is| 19, and, though she is good laok- | don’t imagine will be_much n_addition to the party. Whom young anger pres take her.” Thoma. lgdy ent, is perha Jenkins Blythe! LETTERS TO THE EDITOR|:! Exception w}“\ McLean Takes Nir. Cumi ditor: 1 have re indi~tment mnec mirss, of Hap misir o of plair pec ere will Lie a will be of th immiy his firs winning cted there at the en serviees.” Mr. Cu remain loyal to any idea of rty rarty but no « reried 11d campaign says Mareh pendin in progr ated jts functions consider the most | nceds, ete. The fact ako all the important were held hack by the demac the last weel and navy billior 3 “TThen congress 4th, on open fiil- | gairst isla- sena thi ppronr of te dolla the sen adiou felt th, ce th time hat in lump sums didn’t until a few da Republic irnalia of bad been in vogue for ¢ should be sionpe the had come to cnd of appropriating 1 eople llm 1 the mo: The appropriation hills were CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears M__ F7h 2T the Signatare of v could be imina vack with fammed ti- in the ntly held 1e hope that | suzh without | on of busin ss | ng T'w: G once | matters of interest might be considered with |, ration. ' sident Wilson left in De- ¢ people fear- | weuld interfere | assured all ¢ foundation: | difficulty in | \»1\" congre: fears werc L uld close ve no touch then ild | sincan .]1 > convened hope tha at | remember that IN THE DAY S NEWS OGOLAND Togol: rich erman ng renee has col- con- the is se disnc Geograpl follcwit hogs- sting on t width, Coast pos- arrow tap taps 1884, Lcquisition Togoland | with warm higher, arid | a wide | which the | rice. to-| hl’\‘)li con- kernels, commentary | h o only Ameri- divert about imeng wnd in engaged the | -to-order | trihal Deity. He controls the lives and‘f:Jirc them. This ueither food mnor sleep. ned that food served sereen. e Amazons formed his boivs be as fearl CGireek mythology, crnel. Queen, Te Prahomey T)H... the Niger jits wheat is tics is7JuSt TER" tPue with such. _ thireats the yublic wilfare ias the 1. W. W. and Bolsheviki Jeveloped in Hartford, Waterbury and™ other rlaces, as it 1= with sucio-dungers—as of thieve: i . murdecvers £r. . late- ances of - dead- be contrplled, of interfere! ith™" 7 individual roperty of his subjects. Formerly tiiereal than was Dbelieved to require He <trength- by having all when dealing inst uman; he 5 anpression to him in sc’itude, petitions from Consuitation with h rs was carried on through his wive: Lo were siate dignitaries. Genuine ard, and women werc reputed to and brave as those of and muck more A Worcester man w rointed when he applicd at the office 5¢ the Worcester City Mossenger for a ticket for- President.\tilson’s ad- dress in MecRanics T1a1 to deithat the address was te: e delivege® in Toston’s Mechanies Suildirg, 44 miles away. B caring 3 as it is with apy diseases irdless wged wre warrior Pres “Only the sons of the Dada, or were regarded uas heirs. From mong the Amazons the sovereign se- cted other wives, hut ail except the wored few were celibates. The king s considered the father cf all his jects. The Bols i in their reported & interchanzc of infa: i moihers of up by the are doi nothing rangement amorg the community oviets. In ‘dren were 1ken from at an early age and en to other familles =0 they might orm no ties which would conflict with heir allegiance to the kia: Any object blessed by the be ic a fetich. in special estcem. were regular! beingz: were KEITH VAUDEVILLE TODAY AT 2:15, €:45 and 8:45 THE ROMAS TROUPE.- Six Sensational Athlstes In a_Lively Acrobatic Offering JOHNNY WOODS The Ebony Kng of Ventriloquists: DOROTHY & BUSTER Two Clever Classy Kids ELSIE FERGUSON In the ‘Six Part’ Artcraft Feature “HIS PARISIAN WIFE” BURTCON HOLMES™ TRAVELCGUE St. Dustan’s Happy Blind Dahomey 1kes were Formerly chil- sacrificed and | roasied for food. dar were amazingly intri- | some lasting 36 hours. So im-| were ihe Dahomcys with belief i+ immortality that they readily 'Ul'\-! red for sacrifice’ and the wives of | homey, like those of often | e to die when their 7 & die, Togoland's area is al of Maine. Two nor and nsane Alan: caravan rouie fror Niger region. Germany ed in 1884 b the King of pa~i from the not corirolled by 3remcn Sn n 'ma and Ashanti the the - oniy cwer. er to pla suzerainty of Germuny. made eclaim to rovzht about | And o e e e— NEW SHOW TOMORROW SMOKER Under Auspices of MOOSE LODGE NO. 950 At FROEF'!“HKEIT HALL .|FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919 usiness bv! A 4 and Two 6-Round Bouts me until the fronti OTHER!VIEW POINTS When f bread. he can price e pay the the people kicl: cn t the governm wheat at market mric he i vhen for what it paid and of breac. go up,—-M ce We observ~ that while discussion itution goes on. Fo imnosing of xactly what d terms, § nt into tk ires ahove Germany out an of a0e< | Music, ought | States | Singing and Refresh- ments. Doors Open at 7:30 P. M. SKAT!NG RiN OLYMPIC HALL AFTERNOONS 230 TO § EVENINGS 8 TO I8P, ™. vrovide by the we hope that zood work un:il featire iors rejected and United discuss hing it neces veyond prompt in by que vigor- cmergencies idemics of on are created iseas, anc outbreaks of the All Next Week, Matinees Daily NORWICH’S FAVORITE MISS MYRKw MYRKLE- HARDER CO. NOTE—The will compare with The Productions, P ny $1.50 50¢ formances and $2.00 pl and @ s ; attraction n Norwich, best seats are only Ma ulton Our Opening Play—“THE BRAT,” by verdict hit of press and public Tuesday—“HERE COMES THE reatre BRIDE,” American By M. Whooping Cohan Success. A live and wire You comedy Whirl- of the g. Whizzing, Brisk Max Marcin, author “House of and H. Wood's Eltinge Theatre Sucness—«‘CHEAT- dramatic 200 Wednesday—Al. ING CHEATERS.” A sur Arms Admitted POPULAR PRICES—BEST SEATS 50c. abound obtained { They 1y coastal | of too | ¥ rum fo- 1y for leaders made sy trinkets. Tribal o suprly the they burned vi inha trihes of Tog mixed become civi the Dahomers, in the hlend of perstition. they climb hecome tishism robus like mcnkeys, linguists, but cling to f still practice cannibaliem The King of the Dahem is a AUDITORIUM Today and Wednesday—Mat. 2.20; Eve. 7.00 THE SEABURYS CHAMPION ROLLER SKATERS AND DANCERS JAY NELSON HONEY JCHNSON NOVELTY MUSICAL ACT BLACKFACE COMEDIAN CORINNE GRIFFITH in MISS AMBITION VITAGRAPH SPECIAL WILLIAM DUNCAN in “MAN. OF MIGHT”. - Coming Thursday, Friday, Saturday, ANITA STTWART BREED THEATRE COMING THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY ANITA STEWART IN OWEN JOHNSON’S POWERFUL NOVEL IN COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE, SUPER-DE LUXE PHOTOPLAY “VIRTUOUS WIVES” ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED A DRAMA OF PA Staged With the Magnificence of an Reads Like a Benefit Performance ANITA STEWART (The Wife Who Played) CONWAY TEARLE The Husband Who Worked WILLIAM BOYD—The Society Crocodile NOTE—Anita Stewart in “Virtuous TODAY—ONE DAY ON Hale’ Hamilton —IN— JOHNNY ON THE SPOT 5 Act Metro Comedy of Brillianc" AS A GAN NEW YORK Arabian Tale, With a Cast That Rare FRITZI BRUNETTE IN THE GREATEST MELO- DRAMA OF THE SEASON THE SEALED ENVELOPE PATHE TRAVEL & Postively Not be Shown in Any Other Tham in lhu Citys MRS. DE WOLF HOPPER (The Modern Wife) EDWIN ARDEN The Old Fashioned Husband Wives Will