Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 1, 1919, Page 6

6 ‘WORWICH "BULLETIN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1919 " - = — -~ 3 Come! TO THE COUNTY FAIR AND i \‘th h Gmng On Tomght | o Featu Photoplays at the Davis 3 Motion Pictures a Breea Theatre (B _ : Good as Wheat B e Auditorium | " C ' e - TO THE COUNTY FAIR AND SEE US MAKE SEE US MAKE CONVERSE TIRES CONVERSE TIRES A Highly Educational Exhibit, Surpassed By None! To the People of Norwich, New London and Vicinity: Majesti eets ANNOUNCEMENTS Breed Theatre A cordial invitation is extended to you all, to come and see how a real Tire is made. No expense has been spared in making this exhibit one that will make it worth your while to see. We are going to show you not only the surface (or pretty part of the tire like others do) but the inside of the Tire, how it is put together, the kind of f abric and rubber that we use, so that you, too, may see why we have earned the reputation of THE MOST HONEST TIRE MADE. A real factory equipment will be at the fair. MAKING CONVERSE TIRES JUST AS WE MAKE THEM SPECIAL! AT OUR FACTORY IN MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS SPEC[ AL! During the Fair we are ; COME AND SHAKE HANDS WITH During the Fair we are going to offer 2 number of going to offer a number of Converse Tires at quite a M r & M a X SC h 0 l te r Converse Tires at quite a | reduction from list prices. - reduction from list prices. The Converse Tire representative in Connecticut, who will glad- ly explain to you anything you may want to know about how to make your tires give more mileage. We would advise you to come prepared to buy. We would advise you to come prepared to buy. By auto, train, horse or go-cart, no matter how far you may have to travel to get here, your time will i be well spent, as an opportunity like this comes but once in a lifetime. Come and see how the best Tire in . the world is made. ALL IS READY FOR | TR Cheéfieét.per The To Jo Shahan CO. Adjstd o 8 | Mile of Service SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR User’s Affidavit ‘ 328 MAIN STREET NEXT TO ; of Mileage NORWICH CO/V VZ'R.S[ T ]RES’ POST OFFICE RIEF STATE NEWS |secretam of siate. | 2 tation has| Danbury.—Tu n charge of this and Gladden of |work er a es and which w | of about ten per made on De Fair Grounds at Kingston Bustle|: With Carpenters. E ngfield, Mass, o Manchester.—The rules of the Ni inth : D hool require that every child Ansonia.—The b never been to school in the $15,425.20, M di must be vaccinated the board « night Bridgeport.—The D. V. Candy Man- ufacturing Company of Bridgeport, [ma talized at $25,000, recently filed in-|leavi ation papers in the office of malnm’v to p . but rm< We Close Today LABOR DAY 1y Thomas. a farmer at the state| . h w k Be . T e T L imetic || Gingham Wee gins Tomorrow and concussion of the brain re- | He is now in the Rhode Isla ot rvinset ‘Tensings ) See Our Big Display oceasion any unusua on. Rain en one pr eagie Againat Alconol, WESTERI 4Y (Continued from Page Two) nother election and the| 1a was here. nday_tended | . vel to Watch Hill and % f Dr. Virgil L. Leighton, Miss Myreck . e SRade he tries and|anq Edward H. Perkins have resigned ‘o “hampion- | o Y z”mmw{“ om the faculty of the Rhode Island ode Tsland | Sommittees LB e tate College. - ) holds the| ‘Westerly syl i turday morning not far from de at one of |° - tain Jimmie's Inn, and headed to- w3 i b feet 9 8.4 inches, the| War savings and thrift stamps to amhard Mystic, was an automobile by Tei BRY Yol held by the Nonantum. |lndl\|ru\ the roadside, with one wheel smashe - d BRYAN VILE ROV OO NEE \& (nn xlO\\ ll‘uA ]H‘(\;W-xl\ of | have ‘und bearing indication that it had e WORLD PROH!BITION as- | kidded and landed on the ts =, | lue of | bore s with 5 O’ of | Rhode Island are now in exc ™ en the rence, Mass.,' as against a per capita of 95 ce "The Fire Kinzs oh! ‘was the whole country. & 2 * - D