Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 4

NORWICH, BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1918 such a statement as that which inii- mates that the armistice may be sus THESE MODERN TIMES ' - ot .- OLD FASHIONED FAMILY RE e Nothing is better understood | Very much groomed as to face andy ‘“Jumping - ginger!” said ihe father 1] ltonum THE SHOW EXTKAORDINARY the fact (hat the wrmistice operated |coiffure, and exceedingly fresh as to|of the family. “How time does fiy on- gm’. gu”ekn 2 v. Fermany. Tts | reds and wrist frills on her dark satin | ward and upward! With attention armies were crumbling and it ‘vould |zown, Caroline proceeded thoroughly |teniporarily fixed on Earope you cer- HOY' I - S have requived but a short time longer|ith her diuner, in nowise disturbed |tamly he eized the e to grow . and Qoufied | under the progress that . “fhe o ‘Elanices Hrombher mnale] o | Wi Aow't you ve ihe Dboys made at the time the armist fed: at. dafis ihat - pentaman| SN oag ADs Nouss =l s 5 Father John’s _ i &t N R £ at las at ‘g a — pull s o g s 123 YE.ARS OLD signed Just November to have not only | 12 |30 we could eep an eys or: you? For COIdS, 3 558 TODAY - soundly trounced that fighting ma- st — N T “|m it to say nothing of siving that ki vhat i X sven- | I'd just as soon think of csling your Grip, Pneu- S A Builds New TWO HOURS' WITH LEW BREMS AND 22 OTHERS— Tattorial Mooms 35.3. The allies hold the same and addi- |2Sk impertinent questions, still, v | Arthur. You'll suggest pingpong next. e ical Succssses. 'A Wonderful ‘Galaxy of that matter giving much attention to|cne of those circulars the mails are| <! Arthur for is 5 Shge After PRICES sication of 4l news demeieh Sl @ ANt saenis, 1] alising its position but it will certain- | ‘92" A “Might 1 25" he began with proper| “Oh!* Caroli deep pain. 3 e : Medicine A ,’_':""“" priee 126 8 weeki e 3 mowth: 368 | ciine Lt to have captured a zood part Gesitancy, t 1 jus of ina 1 don't scem to <tand at all 2 TWO FULL attes | country a taste of the experiences|i .1 - v . : I‘m‘md ;Lmk{ who is 30 i\m] U“irim SHOW DAILY * MOSTLY GIRLS Teiephone Catl | it hay inflicting i o know, being merely {a bank and wears spats and a gold- = g - & \ x : _ M e . ilx,.ll T e - 1 have no real rizht fo|headed cane. to null tare s Twoud | monia And - [ 4 Strength Dur- Presenting Daily Changes in the Latest Mus- 3 Bullain J% Ofice 35-2 heartfelt and s o interest i 10r Aunthors. Why. Arthue is terribly | . i . 1] Matinee o Mo, e | tional advantages todayias’ Germany|Usartielt and Mucery ifitcreston yeuy, Qx i Cuthop Seaii erpil : . ing the Get. Eve;»i"s ; 230 Youth and Beauty. e odnes: his daughter inter- jerce. 3 3 - tin Wi “ ] Neorwich. Tuesday, April 1, 1919 | therefore to take seriously the talkirupted in dissust. “If you werenw't tr “There are at least six nils T know | 3 g g - el Tflda _SHAUNS FAREWELL : J i ahout terminating the armistice, or tor |ing to be Yow'd sound just 1 howling:x m . . y MEWMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, the statement of the Berlin Vorwaerts|full of nowalays about reiief sovieties lever nlace we i e Matinee, 15¢ 25c A Whirlwind of Fun The Acisied Press i exchusiely mvitict || wwhien it declares that the allies “shomld {#nd thin . PEE e Ru] = um s e ol o Bovr Any lllness. Evening, 50c, 35c, 26c | NOTE—A Short Prelude of Pictures Begin at (" cioereise credited 1n || Ditve learned a lesson from the note to | AT(IUT. b bl e S N e . War Tax Added o not st creitd i || B e % where, oty L1 ie remotest | -wreals. are you, und ma ay at|| 215 and 7.00 -~ ¥ mot help itself by taking any such itude. * cried the father of the fam-| L her parent i this some new game the bovs |tather wild-eved. “Do T ither Heals Throal D X - have nowadays? I presume, with the|:our broken i : t and Lungs. A Doctor’s Prescription. Free heart would HELPING THE LOAN Firls so pampered and eve hing they for the a £ they [ A “ning _‘ From Alcohcl and Dangerous Drugs—60 Years in Use. y TODAY AND CIRCULATION Need of making the new rederal loan, | 7¢ obliged to resor the ¢ aice | :,,, e known as the Victory loan, a: s -k-’;w ‘r]\:;;mml" B | vouRs Lok hei te | . d'l‘nr- getting-well stage of grip is the most dangerous of all because the TOMORROW trachive EAibls 1o recoeils . weakened by (he grip, is wide open to atacks of other turking df WEEK ENDING MARCH 29 jattractive as possible is recognized bY | over the phone from sorae young blade | come to in || germs 4 v AcS ot asher-lurking distase D. H. GRIFFITH'S SUPERB PRODUCTION o secretary of the tr The im- | that she keep Tuesday cveninz open.| “When T w cou - That is why all the organs of the body must be kept nee of this, inasmuch as the en- i i 3 e ek D {And from ther on to the date her ed a girl T v ¥ and | working order, not only fo drive out the poison lefi by (he grip [B:;:-n oty “ A P e wusiasm which went with the previ- raking mim oceupied won- | T utt rirht I | that the patient shall regain sire as soon as possible to avoid further: A 5 while the troops were getting | d I Lo is going to|cluding Aunt Jen he tw | attacks resulting from the poi in the svstem. 2 i) £ < ; in actual combat does. mo | 3 ‘,(y.‘,nn,f ;\\\m 2nd. : s | “As o mean toward zood hewith after the &b Father Johw's Modicinel A Masterpiece in Seven Beautiful Parts, With an All Star Cast s a and two ¢ ] bor, uilds up the body becanse it is pure wholezsome nourishment an i ik 1 obe arro scme_over. An g *| opium, morphine, chieroform or other poisomous druzs or wlin;\lnl(m;‘::::‘ Lillian Gish, Robert Harron, George Fawcett c soure o | : in | Johm's Medicine has } xty years' suc ia and throat tronbls JUST A PAGE FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE recognized. T Also the Ll(u Star ef the Screen in One of Hls Gr::tetl Successes Harold Lockwood in “The Great Romance” | 1 i “BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE i | [ Slater Hail Concert Series | PTICAL e REPAIRING |25 The Flonzaley Quar.t.e! The Greatest Chamber Quartet In the World April LQ‘"——-”AV J:ral. Contraito and Maur oi ist. N THIT M AYS NTIQ May 9th—G ’awar Novaes, Pianiste, 3 35192 8 ~UNCASY it Tal i IRFIS TS | | ROWLAND'S JAZZ BAND e o1 H! WHAT A KNIGHT i SUNSHINE COMEDY | | | WHITESTONE CIGARS ——— e Are $48.00 Per Thousand i PATHE NEWS J. F. CONANT 11 Franklin St. IMPORTANT NOTICE RHEU.MATISM BEGINNING TODAY AND UNTIL NOTICE S e TO THE CONTRARY IS GIVEN, THIS SHOP “th\{\t\ufier' Hurr WILL RESUME THE DELIVERY OF OUR Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” | see that llk ‘B | GOODS. on 3 ORDERS FOR FRENCH PASTRIES AND ICE 3 ’ s S s | Sine oo TSl s e Adus ¢ s CREAM MAY BE DEPENDED UPON FROM oo et | 5 Bt 940 | i ot s bt o 38|k 10 S L | pien” i - | it A vttt e | S e SR B S e o | G e s 40 EXTREME THANKS AND SINCERE APPRE- ccognized that ns - 3 f4rther 5 { course, with AMENDMENTS ly recognized. that the cons Teburs o, the, mest, with | O N vontimes, Onoe on ' | Hunt amane o W for el Ty, g s : CIATION ARE DUE TO OUR PATRONS that there is going to v 3 7 jem drom E i e TH 10 mysteriousiy i wieless: Wi L Sihe e Den) Sasen e FOR THEIR INDULGENCE DURING THE t to Bl their bin i saue ! : STOPPAGE OF OUR DELIVERY. | | PETERSON 132 Main Street nination at kely to work os |, . (ottschec’s o B e Dom T e tle flwers ar Bager-hb!ets e €0 tha n though car-| . . Ay 3 3 en they wi filled or what “h f = 2 b o L8 lan \ ! will be. forced pa aua i A e ; REON e s | seeking the Borodino for it {iBave me Dmien-| Aspirin is the trade mack of Bayer Ma EDITORIAL NOTES. 3 house m”;.\: eicharal.| Stnle Some month 5 ‘ ess s AVS enli ture oi Monoaceticacidester of S: For the day at least, certain a ' £ th Chamber, | visited the een ship and {rait v ) to be just what they nd ar opport rother's opnosit As long as we had to have it, it was tionaries and A Ly ;i . : g - : BVERHi\ UN € well that March decided to | s dord T - i s blowing. i . The man on the corner says: Huma n New England is patiently waiting to | I'ress.)—Contrary to 3 Y | twentie n 2 ¢ ill n of cours a shout itself hoarse over the men who|is Wwell suppied with food. 1le | notice th hen N t a ho 1 t oF LK | are returning in the 26th division. {.r es are unusually high, tI ! the G 2 1y h led ALL KINDS ON vote on . ; 2 It would be much better to help the |Tuch, lower than those prevaitiag in i ii; o i y ard, and effec i AUTCMOBILES, price of butier down to"hat or ?zw‘;"c""'““’“ ; e . a i e ! CARRIAGES, WAGONS, FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY latter up to that of butter The followi Whnn Germany declares it will not | ooy shows (n: e armist il < e - Tea TRUCKS and CARTS One of the Best Tires in the Country s is or that, it probably intend { e firia: . potathes {had made the ne statem Sl » hus an | Mechanical Repaire, Painting, Trim | e the impression that it plans or e i Were cepted 1 5 5 3 7 9 ing what it does sign Caler e & oo ton e 8 aco 1ce that iS na de ar g, Upholstering and Wasd Work The cold spell will not delay the| vyegerable 2 el . i 2 g ar to en s S unaue 4 Sm'ksmnth-ng in all its brances. rden work very much. Tt has simply Ao . Sy Z for the extension of the 5 layers of the toughest fabric Pure gum rubber in its heavy wrapped tread and thick, reinforced side-walls. un fo arrive in G H i ected that that country will be- |2 e e S as | 2 15e8 o 10 s n A0Y.COI 10 i All non-skid how the effects of an appeased | i ? 3 loa v 5 o 8 N g In or r From the time the peace terms are|cd witnir igned the German militar: : to do but to spen & about how the other ger lost the war. | r as { en Lenine advises the F - |iconcerned. The wi not to copy the metho i et i be d in Russia. i e — he 15 not very pr He |y A Ghe e ponsible fi Now that th en 1 t : i ! o that the goephano bae becn por- cal nesiorance, 4 1 = . o 9 ha andy make for country roads 1o be easy to 3 those Moodus nos Aftor knowing what we do atiow and céntrol mas thin Two prices on the same tire Tire guaranteed for 3,500 mile S—— Same tire, not guaranteed........$§ iance to save monsy, either way idg to renorts irom Hartford | that th Le completed n be taken in tw No doubt it is po ipon the