Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 8, 1919, Page 4

BULLETTN, - TUESDRT, EVILS OF THE DANCE HALL “I'm thoroughly prepaféd toswrite an) “My dear. little girl -you. didn't” th‘l on the-evils of the public dance ! said her sister, regarding ‘the girl in {Pall” said the sirl in the pink bou- |the pink cap with stern reproach. Idoir cap to her sister. “I feel strongly: “Oh. but we did. It was deadly re- I on_the subject. I spectable, 1 assure you. We went to “Don’t discuss socio 2 me soithat place we passed the other night 1100 many instaness wi b storyjearly in the morning.” said her sister,| where girls congregate who“ha.vuq't teller has eithe as anothor 1whing. {any fond parents fo keep them in|g 5 3 ‘ 1 L wicked | nights. They dance and you can buy|Fin® qu R'g"'a,*e ';'3"92_/& '-’"d' and cream'and lemonade if you want = er wdvlyp um:honssa: vercome Pimples, Ba " Blood, Etc. “Do More Than You Rec- | DAV I S KPPTHVAUM THEATRE TODAY AND muumow ommend Them To Do.” Says a Grateful User of Sulpherb SlMPSON and DEAN : Tablets In an Original Singing, Tatking and Dancing Comedy Nevelty MONA GRAY & SISTER NEFF & MURRAY “TWO GIRLS WITH A PIANO” Blackface Comedians in In a Delightful Singing Offering “HIS APPLICATION" PARAMOUNT SPECIAL FIVE PART FEATURE JOHN BARRYMORE in “HERE COMES THE BRIDE” A Superb Screen Version of This Great Comedy Success Burton Holmes Travelogue | Matinee 2.15. Evening 645-345 @A CABARET OF OLD JAPAN" | Concert Orchestra on who is little known in a com- munity and whose record is- therefore | bound to be obscure. Little harm mn] come from U serating thelr experienc l(”f't"l -‘\mmh for e dmira ,7 orw iri: and Gfuui- e 123 YEARS OLD has told oz ale w “I kiow all ahout A nded plaus) went on F:4 1 - s week: Sie 3 menth: 5 11 i 7 1 bees 35 | bou, cap, rding the R e T o iy et b mok MR powder on her face “We wal e. in bravely. but we felt Butete ‘45 415 DogduRlen: &t Nerwiths Conns aai) | 2 C HOLHS gl e et amTehiren rather strange. We found _that it e P purpose - of...gotsn s L W re’ th you suspect.” cost 5 cen a dance, nd this wor- Teleshore Ca'ts thaiCe, Sronttecle; Itanted “Rmlenic s 9% Do vou lolow. i hey ok ried Maria Evelyn, who had scruples Bullein Rusiness or the hand of some impressionabie{ing up u hand r and looking at|against being a financial drain on the 4 i heroes ‘Builet) ortal_ftonma 35.3. | voung n of more or less means. |her vrofile, Capt. Jinks 0 g g “We felt queerer and queerer, and 0| tion those Probably little message will man, girl or boy, if the blood is impure, if constipa- if the kidneys and the i onor cannot be done the!said my nose was retrou g \ ; . whether théy happen to be| Thrill said i we took a seat near the r’nnml\\]\vf‘!'e liver are mot working to eliminate medals or not. They de- G0 vap. ’ v|they all hung their coats and hats. |the hody waste, then it is a certainty o e il e for what they | e3perience am hent on 3 There weren't many men in uni-|that, poisons will accumulate and {9eENG HBe s what wh ippened to me, so you m forms there—just two Jjackies, and n0|caufe nervousness with indigestion e | N2V done and it is important that it| ¢ roid vou nds and listen |soldiers at all. Of course, we told|and many allied il MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, old not in any way he lessened hw ifter you' left to have|each other, ‘we wouldn't * consider A simple, effective treatment, con- st exeluevely e those who ara falsely posing as heroes | charming and gallant|daneing with a man who wasn't in|sisting of Sulpherb Tablets (not sul- jand are in reality frauds 4 3 Ivelyn and L were just|uniform. and we sat. waiting for|phur tablets) made of sulphur, cream ned on cach other’s|the two jackies to see us, when welof tartar and the finest extracts of d wept, and wished for a|felt sure they would i ntly desert|roots and herbs G i ot S ans han with an adorable pro- | their two companions and make & |good. L motof car, each, but none|bee line for us. Mr. It was too_sad. - “But they al heroe {wearers ¢ Norwich, Tucsday, April 8, 1919 REV. PAUL SMITH’S MIGHTY PICTURE THE FINGER OF JUSTICE Known as the Photo Drama That Made Washington a Clean City Showing Weeks in Chicago and Still Running Breaking All House Records at Top Prices —NOW AT— AUDITORIUM Two More Days Only A Sensational Photo Drama That Turned San Francisco’s Red Lights White CONNECT‘CL&T AUTOS. e been on A ety of, repe 3 S g B g el Walter J. Foulds, 1234 Santee Street, Los Angeles, Cal, writes: “T didn’t desert their com-|can’'t express how grateful I am for | : panions, and they { fluence of - on ure | > didn’t come near|Sulpherb Tablets. 1 have taken four N i “Then the rotic thought occurred ;s and we waited and wainted, but|iuhes and can say they are the best that it is ast, anc <ome poor lene sol faiirnod | Dorioaa oo gitls Withont Dot lther do. mure. than b P aatever sethack was ived wil rom the trenches, going through town | jnroduced. I S they: were all off| tiem ty doo o T Ames paseedl o quickly made up. on his way to Provo, Utah, or some|ai some meeting being introduced to|worm and am getting better fast. May bt eabi e of this is fur- |other equall Eetaoint ”\)\ < ere | the \wml»s o‘fT('hi(‘.xf;u : yout good work go on. eter If you il A Lh d:othica ot ho0 ashamed of ‘o lves for not -1 “Finally Maria Evelyn | a tonic laxative, purifier a S otor vehic g g8 | fully for our powder puf ore Welnot he so high any mighty, we might | pherh T \ ; 0 i t be s 4 ghty, s orh Tablets: 80c per tub the effect that for the six months end-1thought of the main drawback to our|ns well damee with the rustic lads| L ger i ing with March t ts reached |little scheme. which was that neither|qraped about the place, who were the handsome total o 38 which knew any poor, lone boys. perhaps = excellent rellows. So we s a gain of more th: 00 over| “Hand me that nail Kknife, Wwill| gyercame our great objection to | ¥ for the 3 hd in " said ¢ sister. “I'm certainly | ancing with men who were not in| 1918, | v. Id into bed uniform, although with &r diffi- | R {his wpa-1 “There is no more to the tale” said|culty, and waited for them to come | the rl in the pink boud Most jand dance with us. i people would ' consider our severe| “None of them came. We waited| | i There may have certain D due to the i WEEK ENDING APRIL 5th 10,142 With the gain & son of the year in s uh volume there is good n that it mount 1 I not er during the next w h(n the handicap and pause. but we imm nd waited and waited, but not a soul ately thot jout the lecture. we|approached us. There . we sat ail heard the other day saving that the|evening prepared to be so wicked and Jepartmen 1 its boys in uniform shou « dance with men we hadn't been in-| of October there ’ to-nice becau they weren't| troduced to, and we didn’t have al considerably in advance of the | they went ot e Bup R S P andes T vt bt 200, eceived last yes halls apd met t bel 0 3 or , t RAIGTRA oyl st e 1 | troducea. article ut _the evils of the Many are the people who wers only g ; : “So we had t lHant idea of go-{lic dance h I dc think S el e LT to thd p dance halls : ought to iowed at all. It vesting in an automobile. Upon they titem meet us as a splen most humiliating experience. same thing were others delaying their for-them,” change. action in acquiring additional . motor 5 s equipment and even as the direct r g s sult of the high wages received dur- TTE | Fighting against great is. it has mg the war are many others fignring| LE RS TO THE EDXTOR‘» d a big pr has met | o t y esses herénf- fon Induiging in the joys ‘of bean Six Months’ Pay Deserved. {defeat in campaigns on - river I be four Dillion dollar con-|over the roads in their own car A i -In justi R S i s Il [ S gt ¢ leaders, Alexieff, Kc ff and Mark_ t home the fact that}increase in the number of c off. and 30,000 voluntecers and Cos_ | some time before the |Found to result from business ¢ meric y repudlate thel sacks. in government ex- |ment. Advantages are gained ti stand_of the egeiaSponder ; ¢ he said. “had . whole | zoing to be overcome. |which could not. be seenred throuzh|SUC ‘]‘ e A oy Eilions ! formed of i The | time it gave new em- | th G time or present facilit ik b e i Korniloff_regiment, reduced | d which has been so [this is especially true in connection|pe was paid a less than 300 often expressed of providing a budget | with delivery service. Wh t : assing througt 5 ) ¥ does. ot corisi issing th tha em in connection with government |revived after being-given up the auto A Theda Bara Super-Production x b o 15 | 5.00 en. The Death’ | While lurge outlays must be|is more than likely to repiace the|men being « rged toda) 1 ths ost 6,000 o period Pearl Whlte LN would he made for xmber of motor cdrs in Connecticut B e can reasonanly. be looked for this year | er s that he “vol R e S C THE LIGHTNING 1ok e 44 and the more thére are flic more |Smu o S ok g that their vas 1 RAIDER money, there Will be for road ment, No One Knew She Was a Good Woman She Did Not Know It Herself Until She Saw the Light WILLIAM FOX Presents THEDABARA N “THE LIGHT” MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE 1,000 Gallons Prepared Paint At $2.75 Per Gallon Reason for disposing of this stock manufacturers have gone out of business. TIME FCR A BUDGET. nuch as we were told only A rare opportunity for the conservative buyer Call early to obtain best selection of colors. SALE NOW GOING ON THE CHARLES OSGOOD CO. 45 AND 47 COMMERCE STREET al governmer that is spent wisely and row away none of the money wh nprove- — CHILDREN AND FIREARMS. HEAR’ EM RAVE HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY PATHE NEWS Up-to-the.Minute e raised LY taxation or other whe z € c1 | . Black Sea to the C: B | ¢ | children { OTHiR VIEW POINTS | new id i udget for ireart i arms being left Efforts m c 1 hem to play to bhe wit News Topics = T + . e gent 1 5 T -re 5 s on human owner or par- - 1t € B SE n- CEE ) on Sl to be ;N * o 4 S R o g - ha e A ! control. ) : e in- | Wi lines of railway 1| which seems to have come to an end|vided us with that rare thing, a mod- rre | o : Mo : ot hey deser ything riendly i 1 ) : rec! fron t a mecting in N York. [ern proverb in “striking oil. x : en waged with unre- : the world. Wilk .} produced o vast fortune i colonists on | notably that of the £ it vd hov e primeval Z and in 2 been studded wit nge rh\« 10 10 YEARS' EXPERIENCE lahle to me s e IS 1 erier, 4 i1 e w : r be a pri- ning population of a quar-|ures and unpleasant s Is. It b Also Shoe Shining Parlor in can: g ks 4 R ! 5 vate e : million may be happily At X made | BROADWAY SHOE REPAIR SHOF {poor countries rich, has pro; 52 Broadway Geduldig’s them up SHOE REPAIRING Done quickly and at reasonable prices Comr 3 3 mer £ 1 - citled. its fir atch o acted some of the X ok 2! TORE 7 1 harge ! g lciers of the modern er: hown for ti a ) 3 S e « er m We rather like the suggestion of| ning session i war an ns have | X 3 & ¢ 1 to hol eul | si th those S| sibie should be | it is well un rnmeni on an|that it prevailed in large measure be- everest S true that s e num- | servan are utte @0 not wish et r ies which they un o ¢ woman the other to a wors A owledge of wl portation n | 31.acquired from accou : : feo ty and has pas 3 1 ! ¢ y or pictures ondivons are antici- urate now after ¢ the emergency ] different | ! 1tion botk FOREIGN TRADE BUREAUS, € are t country for pur- R S d ised to mly gettin ¢ time ope t every possible pr o thous. t t war ival in London of trial ac those used by lopment pes | o n or e kept in the bome EDITORIAL NOTES. The man on the corn under whic e trade lis some consolation tained and w v to meet | J0Y of spring is into> requirement {” The idea of recognizing tu much as this ceuntry ..t 2 recognition because of its revolutior "1 Railroad reports show that l ease in the rates had rom th eeper who was f Greenhouses P _ i SLEEERT 0l ARE READY TO TAKE YOUR i S B | B0 R ST S ey . § ORDERS (AND DELIVER) FOR T e R i 2 e S St B LR s B PANSIES, ROSES, EVER- fas o e il NURSERY STOCK. THIS IS A FINE TIME TO PLANT—GET BUSY!! We also have PREPARED LOAM for Lawns and Flower Beds not a part | hould he estab or other manu- of foods certain | . re a4 ley 3 < 1 off 10,000 |u Gleaned from Foreign Ex.| it besan existence as a Rom: otas changes | : T ause par vlar mater- ”H:( : ial makes & hit here does not mean it will elsewherc One om- inst American manufactur- | hown the | certain Sout | (Neftyof, relict st v |ous Arnim country f w-| The my v e e story is told—it is . traveto i’ O 't some of them ¢ Muni. |0 irritating at the time when the ! even ryphal—that President o L * | past h | ti P s , and their | Zeneral was cor ng to German|Wiison v vestigator to F Just as was expected Germans | S350 i nitio the | mil e inetonics ot lle | He sought no interviews with the liv have scen the necessity o Polish| r s shor Jof St S nsHAs 1t apfeared s theline hut studied the headstones in the / troops using. Da Foch is a gre: ' ref of (h meralt T“,;L"“\‘_““;, # prod [:;y'\m"\n:‘m \L" churchyards to determine whether o aras P ; Staft of the wevik s @ Lett |08 SRS o ouny e s or Sl ere the maker rment needed, and {MAaN 4t makifg convinc nents. | : {minian theory.” But now that he is|Italians or Slave were the m of ) g In their determination to | dead the Arnims are as numerous as|th¢ madern commun Jle for dome 2|t Vidkin = ! Perh d brave and im N 3 e dry law, Virginia autho are | ever. erhaps some day a br: a - oug > a = uggle In Russia Against Bolshe- i i 3 ! fnot alowing coffins to come into the | 991 3. Against “Bolsh Should all go well with the channel|partial historian will record for pos- he | have a bureau which i oo withou ut s hav ) ; v vism. | tunnel scheme, the world will see two terity the story of the great oil war € in regard to r- i y ness isn’t adding to tne popular- 3 to the n of Hu Italians even to present day are the ruling power, not the actual majority in the e popula- recorded suffered while alive oc- asional violence to his name. Von violence, | Armin _he undoubtedly With 40 Germans arrested for 3 ; S b ol | 18 ucies W Imto ¥ it £ tae heads ir year, but then that manu rough The Cranston Co. search, FRBRETEIRLANE 3 ot Associaetd | colossal enterprises a race certainly . tho help [SUSTRESS terit el e e S . ring about that interview with the former kaiser, but what is likely to de velop in most any directton these days, is the fact that it wasn't so. Bolshevists and alien trouble makers = {continue to be seized, but mighty poor BAN THE WAR FRAUDS. iprogress. is being made in the matter no disposition to !of deportation. iion. 1t dezerves to be | Nothing makes the office of cor properly disclosed and |scaler of weights and measures attrac- Ats shed and it [tive or unattractive like the salary mucl ference what the | that goes’ with it. | Probably the bolsheviki will ‘claim who are always |tk their losses along the eastern to take ad-{front is due to the fact that all their le. They respond |attention is now concentrated in the other | manufac Norwigh included vorwi ain amount of for- now but it would be! 1d can take care of more, intéresting | count foreign office, iated 1 that of the developments of the s inst Derikine, grown from a handful devoid into a military reconquéred a large Southern 0, an Kr pondent me has given ess the first com. has reached Lon- | most remarkable ruggle in Rus bolshevism. It is the y of the Volunteer v General Alexieff General r has homeless men, i supp rmy, organiz nd now com- which of equip- and Southeast. uppressed the dis the Kere,” region occupied and set up a working. government., one over “seems to said the traw- ze that in the | together. Holland's grea the mouth of the Zuider e acros: on the Im\mP plane in point of cost. labor and von't trifle with a coid —it’s dangerous. You can’t afford to risk Influenza. Keep always at hand a box of Q\EL:, . PICTURE FRAMES Our assortment is new and big. Those pictures the “Boys from Over There” are bringing hom are worth framing. KODAKS, BROWNIES, PREMOS If you haven’t a camera you will get the bat if you select one of the above. 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