Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 17, 1919, Page 8

e . 'NORWICH, = BULLETIN,” THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1919 i it cass il | | i il l I it Lo it fldg' o Toppyred begs, tidy red tin; andaome pound and haif- pound tin ‘humidors—and— that classy, practical pound eryatal glazs humidor with nge mo.stener top that the tobacco in such m'. Il !I UT it flush up to Prince Albert to produce more smoke happiness than you ever before collected! P. A ’s built to fit your smokeappetite like kids fit your hands!" It has the jimdandiest flavor and coolness and fragrance you ever ran against! Just what a whale of joy Prince Albert really is you want |™ -7 © 2 = to find out the double-quickest thing you do next. And, put it down how you could smoke P. A. for hours without tongue bite or parching.’ Our exclusive patented process |in Danbury T , Orrin M. Pierce, cuts out blte and Pal'ch nr Norwich, chi mustering offi . +Realize what it would mean to get set with a joy’us jimmy pipe or the papers every once 'and a while. "And, puff to beat the cards! Without a comeback! Why, P. A. is so good you feel like you'd just have to eat that fragrant smoke! R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. AMILY HCMES CONNECTICUT INVENTORS MOVIE PICTURE HOUR | CATHOLIC BISHOP ARE GRANTED PATENTS FOR Y. M. C. A. BOYS e to cit t X re hour at the Y. M. red Vednes: on, notwith- y, March | stanc the heavy n. For ten minutes the boys sang with| Milford, com- |\ E nd Henry La- ind miter L ¢ pianis g the verses| [ Hymn of the Repub-| Vs sang :ne chorus. The ! tle Bit of He: 3 ional film, sho in Californ wnny this rush. Rollin ( 1stor of the fe told tie s as a * ™ camp. S wson th: ere | ically unfit, and er any cases | were unfit be s T d not | ived clean lives. 1 T the boys 1% to be clean and ¢ id ne told of tstate follows: | THuddam 12 , Chester 3.30 p. m. | Deep River 7 co e The list patents issued 1 > A large company attended WAR: RELICS TRAIN HERE ALL DAY MAY 8TH || A special train carying war relics and material captured from the Ger- mans on the battlefields of the world war, will tour Connecticut from April 21 to. May 10 o stimulate patriotic interest in the Victory loan, according to the announcement made by Charles C..Elwell of New Haven, director of the relic train in Connecticut. R The exhihits carried by this special train will include a representative as- sortment of instruments of warfare |} captured by the ~American soldiers during their battles from Seichiprey to Verdun. Among the souvenirs will be the so-called “Hindenburg Pill” a metal construction with a revolving turret, used by Genérdl Hindenburg while at the front as an observation ost. 2 According to the arangements, there will be army men acompanying the train competent to explain the various exhihits as well as bond salesmenand speakers who will explain the features of the Victory loan. { The relic train will consist of.one! baggage car, three flat cars and one | sleeper. It will be in immediate; charge of Dr. M. M. Graham as cap- tain. A caterer will provide for the meals in advance. The speakers’ bureau of the state Liberty lozn committee is cooperating with ‘the local town chairmen to cure speakers who will arouse a pa- triotic enthusiasm in the success of the loan at h stop. Public Utilities well, working N NOH & ed a schedule which includes 60 sto in the state, and an opportunity will; be afforded all to view these relics captured by American fighting men. The schedule for this end of = the Monday, April 21—Stonington, ¢ a. m. Saybrook Jun . m, Lyme 3 p. m. New 1 evening. Jew London un- p. m, B Wednesday, Hampton .30 a. m. a. m, East Thursday, Fri ' ewett City 9 a. Plain . m, Moosup, 2.3 G. A. R. MEN ON STATE CONVENTION COMMITTEES i At the s i. A. R. encampment arles A, Preckenridge, of Mer G i ector; Dr. W: Hinckley, Waterbury, medic rector; ". B. 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