Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 20, 1919, Page 6

A Saleumedreds ofSevmgNeedsdeouselmmmm (NOTION DEPARTMENT — WILLIAMS BUleNG — NEAR ENTRANCEV F-Ilnewmgunwmfullowigg. The higher prices of all reldytO-we-r garments. have stimulated home sewing to an unwonted degree, mdwehlvemulenpoenle‘orh to have complete supplies of all needed articles ready for you. this Sale, and save money on each purchase you make. Miscellanecus Scissors of Very Good Qumy ‘50c size—Sale price .. . 75c size—Sale price . $1.50 size—Sale price...... ... 3130 Extra Good Shears: 50c size—Sale price Buttons on cards, For Tapes and Binding 25c White Cotton Tape, in 24- wvard pieces—Sale price English Twill Tape, Ten-yard pieces. 17e widths, For .. 20c and 22c widths, - widths, For Pear] Buttons, Pearl Buttons—Special ........ in black or Fresh Water Pearl Buttons.... Ocean Pearl Buttons caedeasion. 4Bc Extra Quality Pearl Buttons— 9. i i Sale price ......... Ry $1.50 size—Sale prict 10c Astra Collar Supporters, For 8¢ Nickel Coat Hangers—Sale price 8¢ Wood Combination Coat and Pants Hangers—Sale price to 20—value 6c, For Taffeta Seam Binding, in black or white and colors: _ Z5c value—Sale price e—Sale price .. Seam Tap An Odd Lot of Suit and Trim- ming Buttons, For a card . Wright's Bias 12%c values, 15¢c values—Sale price. 20c values, For 22¢ values—Sale price. . Venus Lingerie Tape, ir blue and white—Sale price ng Maid Lingerie Tape. k, blue and white, For.. Lingerie Taw in pink, blue and white, For. ick-Rack . Braid ue—Sale price .. e—Sale price. e—Sale price Colored Shirtwaist Hangers, For 8¢ Cushion Grip Pant Hangers, For 8¢ Shoe Trees—Sale price .... Aluminum Phimbles—Sale price Celluloid Thimbles—Sale price Threads Coat's Thread, Both black and white — Sale Willington Basting Thread, Black and white — 2 le Thimbles—Sale price.. Shields—Sale A, S Celluloid Fxngel oo b o v AEPHD Three-In-One Oil: : size—Sale price 25¢ size—Sale price .. 40, 50 and 60—Sale price — regular Shamrock Linen Thread—Sale Ironing Wax—Sale price, 4 for —box of 36 pieces Tailor’s Chal Thread—S8ale price regular price B Asbestos Iron Holders, For .. Dexter’s Knitting Cotton, Strawberry Emerys—Sale price 60-Inch Tape Measures ¢ guality—Sale price. Featherbone, 10c quality—Sale price white or colors—Sale price 4 for 10c Soap Dyes, best colors—Sale price, 2 for. In-One Shoe Polish, Sale price 13¢c Shinola Polish—Sale price..... Ever Wave Hair Wavers—Sale Coat’s Black ~——Sale price 18¢c Mercerized Darning Cotton, all colors—Sale price . Darning. Worsted, in all colors West Electric Sale price 2 for 8c Parisian Hair Curlers: 5 for 21c Sale price Sale price 11c No. 4+ —Sale price Gem Dress Shields: No. 3, value 43c—Sale pri No. 4, value 48c—Sale p| Naida Dress Shield value SIc—S Hooks and Eyes Best Quuli Sale price 15¢ te-—Sale price alue 38c—Sale prics . Tubular Shoe Laces, or tan—Sale price Round Mercerized Shoe Laces, six sizes and four colors— Sale price X Black Tubular Shoe Laces, two sizes—Sale price Black Shoe Laces, by the bunch. 25c—Sale price 22¢ Black or white—Sale price 5¢ P ins and Needlel °"" e R Dress Fasteners, Regular price Corset Laces: ard Mercerized—value 7c, For 5¢ rd Mercerized Hose Supporters ETORG, & e, t rd Linen—value Yamato Sanitary ns: 25¢ a roll—Sale price 19¢ ~—Sale price s;|g price .. Sale price 8¢ : quality—Sale price Sale price 15¢ —Sale pric e Pad Hose Supporters: 28c—Sale price 10c Mending Tissue, brown and white—Sale price. Sale price 4c quality--Sale price ) S0 % B e ——— | gratulatory messages, choice gifts, and a number of gold pieces, among them rhood W'fltz club was a 3" hU gold plece from the Bu: of which Mrs. a member, having formerly re- sided on Laurel Hill. The house was decorated with im- houquets of NORWIC evening at Benjamin L. There were} the .week end with Providence street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ieclaire of At Town stree: , tea roses and chrysanthemums. A delicious luncheon was served at six o'clock to the twen- or more present. assisted byl < Francois Clocher, The affair was only relatives being invited. Out of town relatives included their son and daughter-in-lay, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull of Lisbon, James Fiteh of Springfleld, and Rufus Fiich of New|. Britain, brothers of Mrs. and G. Curtiss Hull of Jewett City, a Jan Charron of Baltic were visitors Sunday. aiso assisted. Miss - and Miss Kdna Herbert ren- @ancing which , was a Baltic visitor Sunday. the close of each meet- turned over Rose Matasea, ! Frastus Hull, score cards are People uptown are making plans for 2 generous donation of wern gar- ! ments of all kinds for the relief of Syrians and other peoples of the Near East who are fac- ing the coming winter in many cases| Deslandes of Railroad street. with no prospect of any fire and in great need of warm clothing. ter from England just received uptown the writer says: “When winter does really come I am afraid there will be a very scant allowance of coal to keep us warm.” With this dark prospect in England what mus® it be in the inac- cessible mountain regions of the Near S Notice was _given chufches uptown Sunday that any con- tributions for clothing for sufferers in the Bast could be left either at the Thayer b#flding or at the home of Mrs. S. I. Bonney on Hunpi where the articles Friday morning and taken down town for packing. the season, when prizes will be according to . : th e The goiden wedding anniversary of | taomies o to Tre, - r. A Erastus G. Hull celebrated Saturday afternoon their home, Ne. week ~nd with Mr. and - Mrs. Saul Laliberty, of River evening at returned to Baltic after spending two tington avenue. (Alla Fitch) e I John Haskell fifty ! Most of thefr life has been passed in Nor- has worked at trade as earpenter. Prior to their taught school in daughter of the where Mr, the week end with local friends and Mr. Hull is a son of the late min and Martha Baldwin Hull. and Mrs. Hull received many con- tington lane. will be called fer James McSheffery, and Roderick huouaur ‘were among_those who attended th dance here Sai .E s«vcnin?ntuutm“ Beraai}l BALTIC of Winmastic spent home on Bean ——._ Plainville—There has propriation of $409 Plainville to den'u the expenses ‘of a visiting nurse for ome year, the work to be carried on under auspices of the American Red Croes. Wweek end at his ap- to'n of Fleudina Charron and Mary Jane Pratte, were Willimantic visitors arge crowd from Baitic attended the baseball game in Moosup on Sun- WHEN ¥0T : your bus- the through the ad- = columns cZ The Buitetim. B TR Ea ere is the official list of taxpay- gr- nt Westerly who contribute $200 o rmore each, towards the $194,277.10 soqn tax to be collected. in 1919 Alice B. -Allyn $380; Davis C. An- derson estate $28330; Julla W. An derson' $776.50; Kathleen B. Anderson $374.30; William P. Anderson estate $400; Anderson and Co., $408.50: Fran- ces I. Anderson $208.30: Louis W. Arnold $250.20; Mary E. Arnold: $338.10; John E. Atwood heirs $38 | Hobart B. Ayers, $427.50. Daniel C. Babecock and wife $304; Bugenia L. Babcock $313.50; H. Ho- bart Babcock estate $468.60; Horace Babcock estate $351.80; Tristam D., Babcock $206. Tristam D. and Dar iel €. Babcock $266; Tristam D. Bab. $769.50; Florence V. Balley . $22 bie E. J. Burdick, Ada. L. Burdick e: ler $564.20. Clifiord .-W. Campbell $732.10; Anna Clark $353.40; Joseph Corduri $39. tate $203.30; Charles P. Cotirell F. Crandall heirs and Abner P. Cran dall $370.50; Hannah Crandall $33 Curtis $2235 Drysdale $462.40. Lewis H. English $225; Helen Bust $218.50. W. Fisher $573.30; $237.50, Mollie Gliedman $336.30; Jessie Gourley estate $387.20; Mar: 18376200 Anna Starr Griscom iClement A. Griscom estate | Frances C. Griscom $271.70. fam D. Hoxie $490; Louise D. Hox | sex estate $3530.40; Clara Hunter H att $275.50. | _Tndustrial Trust Comnany $930. ing Jones $304; Henry B. Jov $326.80. John C. Kebaboan $769.30; Kennet { Ridze company $380 Willard estate and Harriet P. Col lins $570: Daniel L. Lyon $4380.90. ban $588. . Mre' Archinald AfeXe Waud Metcalf $292.60; rv R. Miiner $288.50 Misquamicut Go! cluh $570; Sophie Moen $44650: Geo. mpanv $285; Charles A} %0: Catherine T \rou'ton“ niversity. . Murphy $412. 'H. Myers $2071. Henry B.. Russell H. Frank W. Rog- G. Nevins $376.20: John S. Newber $475;: Edward A. Newell $221.5 ew England Granite Works $11 New York. New Haven Railroad Co. $10.258.10: Simon | olx 82071 Ninigret Miil= Co., 3550 | Frederick S. Opie $940.56; i Opie Co.. $583.30. Park Painter estate $41% Pawm:uak { Campbelt, Woolen Miils $1328.10: William Peck $241.40; James M. Penaletnn cock and wife $231.80; Annje E./Bal- Iantlno $294.50; Peleg S. Barber eula(e Bliven Opera House. company $275.50; 1 Edward S. Bradford $218.50; HKdward! ized what it meant to meet a friend S. Brewer estate $1938.60; Lucy Hol- ley - Brooks ‘$29450; John M. Browning $247; Phebe W. P. Buffpm $915.80: .Ab- tate $363.50; Annie B. Burnet $389; May - A. Burrall $266; Charles J. But- E. L. Champlin $632.80: John Cham- plin $972.80; John and ' George A. Champlin $342; John F. Champlin $351.50; Annie L. Chapman $323; Courtland P. Chapman $480.70: Eliz- abeth R. Chester $848.40; ‘Ada McG' Agnes C. Cottrell- $276.50; Arthur M. Cottrell $474.30; Calvert B. Cottrell es- $761.70; Frank W. Coy Real Kstate Co., $856.90; Charles H. Crandall, John Emma S. Critcherson $302.1 Alex- ander G. Crumb estate $708.70: Corne- lia D. Curtis $237.50; F. Kingsbury| Mary S. Damerel $398.05: Fisie L. Davis $239.40; Samue? ¥. Davis $359.10; Fannie T. Doane. $500; Ida ¥. Doane $400; Ida F. and Margaret Doane $520.60; Florence W Dock $312.50; Edmund L. Dow $325: Robert Edward J. Fenelon $33440; Andrew Fisher Brothers | _Amelia C. Haile $237.50; George W. Hamiton $466: Denison C. Hinckler and Harry R. Mitchell $3532.00: Lavinia B’ Hoxie $1142.80; Willilam D. Hoxis $190; Louise D. Hoxsey $1143.80; Will- Charles H. Johnson $243.30; E. Field- | Albert Langworthv $360.80: Albert | H. Langworthy $238.70: Willam P.| Langworthy $285.50: TFrank Larkin! 6847 Franklin D). Lawson $288.80; C.| atictrony oue of Fedagos Bal Lihme and wife $1672: Mary W. ! Tippincott $247; Sarah T. Loveland £253.70; Sarah L. Loveland. Minnie P. Marie Malnati $205.20; Eugene FE. Mapes. $273.50: Annie B. McConnell $218.50: Mabel D. Mclllvain $342: Geo. W. McLanahan heirs $283: George H. \fcLanahan $38 Helen D. McLana- Milner and Helen €. Price $1159: H"‘f'mx ¥, wallet containing considerable and other valuaoles in a New York theatre. Soon after leayimng tne thea cm, she and her husband stépped in drug store and were surprised 1o thas Badle ) Manoney. . % Pormer Westerly boy, behina During the greeting. the covered the Joss of her wallet. Mahoney at once went to the theatre | and a search was fnstitutea without avail. The next day .Mr. Mahoney again visited the theatre and made in- quiry for the missing wallet, and was amazed to learn that it had been found. He identified it from descrip- tions given him by the owner and it| avas given over to him. | It was ammediately mailed tc Westerly, and when the gentleman and his ‘wife returned from their wedding trip and recovered the lost wallet, with contents undisturbed, they real- from your old home town, and that there surely is at least one honest per- son in the big city. Westerly has been talking hospi- tal for several years, Mrs. Lou Hoxsey bequeathed $10.000 as_ a i nucleus, and that is about all that has| Leen done for the establishment of such a much needed institution. Funds have been raised for an auto mobile ambulance for .the Westerly Sanitary corps, but as there is no hos- pital, the vehicle when used, may be used at times (o take patients to Wakeficld. which is licble to have an hospital in operation before Wester iy makes a constructive start. A charter was issued by the | retary of state Saturday for a South County Hospital Hospital associat which Is to be established and main- tained by voluntary support. The in- corporators are Caroline Hazard, El len P. Robinson, Herbert J. Wells of South Kingston, Bessie H. Curtiss and r. G. Hazard of Narragansett, Susan| Sharp Adams and T. de Copet o of i Richmond and L. M. Schlesinger ot Charlestown. The programme has been completed for the Rhode Island Institute of In- struction for School teachers of the state, which is to be held in FProvi- dence, Oct. 30-31. The schools of Westerly will be closed and the teach- ers are Lo attend. The programme is os iollows: Cenesal sessi AV merning at 0.4 S| invocatioa, R Phii emen ' & introd- ety President John L., sioner’s message, v svcnse, H. Armstrong, sul general at Boston: 10.35, intermi, 0i nve minutes; muas ericaniz<tion, Dr. Hen: iger, principal of the John ré. school, New Yorx committee meetings Thursday ¢ ening: G reva JeYerds; rea Riv - enry ic. Normal School Glee clul Miss Lida ele Tall, vice princ the Lincoln School of Teachers! lege intermission of five min- utes; music: address, Is the Job Worth While? Rev. Alfreq B. Cohoe, D.D., First Baptist church. Prov dence: The Development and e of Intelligence Tests in School and In- dustries, Dr. ephen ., Colvin, "(i Brown university. Friday morning—7.45 o'clock, Savie Hall, Brown University: Dr. W. H. P. “aunce, president of the universit | presiding: music: organ recital. Mrs.| Small: Sengs. Mrs. Mirgue- | te Watson Shaftoe; address, Barb | ians, Prof. Kendal K. Smith of Brown | recently returned from a Goo, | Year of war work in Athens, Greece. | High School Section—Classical rngh\ | School. Chesnan (. Spratt, president. Thursday afternoon—2.30, business | 'meeting: co-operative forces in m,,\n school work, Oscar Gallagher. superir tendent of schools, Br ?| 530, conferences und : sembly hall. mgthemati .| Hope Street High schoo { commercial studies, Principal { 2. English, C’ H. Manchester, nical high school: r history, A‘; 2307.80: Ella K. Perin $286: Charles | H. Williamson, A P} Perry $637.80: Clara V. Perry estate!school. East Providence: room 4 la-! $2028: Harvev Perr: $25180: Thom-|tin, Miss Steila E. Whittaker, Woon- 2S P $238.50: Hadassah F. Posey | socket high school: room | #209: Amiclia Potcer $598.60: Amelia|languages, Miss Alice R | Burdick. William A. TLanzworthv and/classical high school: room 6. s | Ada 1. Burdick estate _$405.60: Walter) Payson W. Tucker. Cranston LS. and Katherine G. Pr $907.30. P. Russell $218.50 Sate Deposit ‘and Trust Co.. of Bal rimore and Evangeline Post -trustees, | $351.50: Henrieita Sanford $21 =ada_ A Saunders $22230. Henry R. | Sezar $354.60: Thomas B. Albertus V. Segar and C..B. Fuller 6 Will- iam Sezar $200.95 Esther . Sherman $247; R A Sherman Sons Co.. $i- 764.69; Bradford Shinkle helrs $41% Fradford Shinkle hairs and James M. ! Pendlieton $684; Shore Line Hilectric,fOF {ton. Mass.:. The committeeman - point,” chairman of the school com- i mittee, Woonsocket, R. T ! sc Frank S.- Robbins $26 Cornel(an‘ : [ tunities of School Tibraries, afternoon—2.30. The Oppor- samuel ! Thurber, Technical high school, Grammar. school - section, Infantr: | Hall, Atpert T.. Copeland, President. Thu Mrs. Agnes M. Ba Americanization; Railway Co.. $1922.80; Bertha ¥ Citizenship, Dr. Henry Smith $201.40; Smith Granite Co. $1, 440.20; Walter S. Smith $476.20: Chas. H. Stanton $312;: Clara - H. Sfanton Orville Stillman John W. Sweenet George W. Tapley $237. Thateher $285; Mary T. Thompson $1 - : 807:. Louis Tuch $21850: Elisabeth R.. and Mrs. George Drew of Rail-| Turnbull $475. road street are spending a week's va-| Utter Co.. $453.15. in Providerice and Washing-| Horace Vose estate $319.20; Oscar Vose $336.90. Ernest Hartley of High William B. Waite $224.20: Hepry P. s z Igh street, SPERt| cralton $298,30; Washington Trost Co Katherine. V. Welch Westerly -Furniture Co., $380: | Westerly Industrial and Improvement | c:cus; 14’&“Wes‘§;rly Light and Pow- : er Co. 87.40; Westerly Lumber C Albert Dryout and Miss Mary 356355, ' Westerly Textile Co. $693.50 Hartford Fgnite Rock -Mill. 36385 Harriet . 5 p ileox estate $200: M. tt: Miss Rose Duquette of Woonsocket,| Williams $205.20: O l’e:"rgfiarefl;‘mmiq $235.60; Woodland Realty Co.. $404.70: Miss Clarinda Govette of Taftville| Winsiow X.. Leon H. and Edmund T.' spent the week end with friends and| York $208. relatives nere. Mrs. Joseph Fournier and Miss Rose Lavigne were Mystic . visitors Sun- and a property. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Pothier of Nor- The Red Cross Seal campaign to' raise a fund of $7.000,000 is to be held Peter| between December 1 and 10, and Rhode Tsland’s quota wiil be $60,000, street, has| according to announcement made - at urned to ,end m«zi.y afternoon’s -e-s‘u’i'on]ordth’e‘ con- eeks friends and relatives fm|vention of the New England Tuber Hyacinthe and Montreal. Jooeph Chretien ~ of Wilimantic spent the weekend with friends and relatives here. culosis conference in Providence. Iater had a:farm in Matunuck from The-tax rate is $1.80 in each of the real and tangible property and 40 cents on each of intangible persoan! - Superior Court Judge John W. Sweeney, of Westerly, has accepted an ' invitation to deliver the address at the ' English. the Lincoln School, Herbert Anderson of Plainfleid spent| Welcome Home entertainment and supper to be given the word war vei-! erans of Centerdale, Tuesday evening. Adelard Simmoneau of River street|It is expected that at least eight has started to work at Lawton Mills, | Service men will he present. The ex ercises . will be held in St. Lawrence's| William Jarvis, Chureh hall. Tattville,| James Arthur Mumford, 81, who Friday at his home in Peace Dale, was born in Frankiin, Conn., but has been a ralidantb:t the towu.r:'wof South 845 busi i stroet, | L, eaton past vears. He, ciation: 3.45, business meeting. les on business Satwr- Gh =gty B in| Wi Tor o Rumber of years, and chh he retired by reason of failing nealth. He is_survived by his wife, who was Miss Mary Clarke, daughter of the late James Clarke. H@ alsol l 0| 1eaves a son by a former marriage. | principal of the John § throp schoo ew- York eity. Fridav Afternoon—2.30. Some Cor-, 266; - Catherine Y. Stillmanrective Phases Following the Diagno- . Made by Pedagogical Tests, Mliss Tall, viee- principal of the, xbol. Teachers college; Thfl‘ Responsibi Modern s tem for Modern pioyment Service, Anna Y. Reed. chief of the junior| tates Employment Rhode Island Normal 1 €. Mitch™ president. Thursday Afternoon—2.30, Wha Present - Demands of the Geography Teacher, Prof. Robert M. Brown. of | Rhode Island Normal School: Practi- !cal Suggestions for Rural School| Teachers. Miss Lida Leé Tall, Teach- ers College Friday Afternoon—: . English i the Grades. Prof. Sterling A. Teonard. ! Teachers Coilege: Some Rural School! Projects and ilow to Use Them. Pr Frederick G. Bonser, Teachers Col lege. Primary and kindergarten = section, Ella Sweeney. president. Thursday afternoon. 230, demon- | stration of the problem project method of teaching by children from the first jand second grades of the Rhode Island i Normal school. ¥riday afternoon, 2.30, The Problem Project Method of Teaching, Frederick | Gordon Bonser, Ph. D. professor of | Education, Teachers’ college; English | Composition as a Social Problem, | © Sterling A. Leonard. department of Teachers’ College. Home economics section, Rhode Ts. land Normal school. Alice L. Currier. president. Thursday afternoon, Out- ook in Vocational Education, Ethel A. Wright, state supervisor of| home economics education: Carrying| Oon. the thrift campaign, Mrs. Schuyier 8. Herron, president of the New England Home Economics Asso- Rhode Island Association of Teach-. ers of Drawing and Manual Arts, Memorial Hall. Riode Island School of | Design, Erik A. Anderson, presiden Friday afternoon, 5 | Art. Amy Rachel Whiitier, Massachu- setts Norm:i Art school, Roston. There will be an exhibit in the gflller- ,AWWM& ies of me 8chool of Design of " Wht 1s Going On TvmgM ! eitie, Uncils lodge, m Odd Feilows mpA.SCHWARTz HE molars are not only most important teeth. Also most neglect- . A cbild’s molars should inspected by a dentist if he is to have they are the R<PAUL A.SCHWARTZD DENTIST QM THE MAIN ST. NDRWICQ) spotied who lives finds in' men's eyes, uccompaniék DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon M’Grory Building Norwich, Conn. husband (Matt Moore), un Amer engineer, to the Sahura desert because Le promlses to later tuke I to Cairo. Aft | deadly menocton she saw no white persons exc: husband. and child she becomes res less. Her shallow so tery and_atientior desert Ben Turpin nett comedy_of the Without the Cabin. You w wecks after you see this plc DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE DENTISTS 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Gffice Hours: { ten and beautifully play: 39 East’ | which the Messrs. Shubert will pre- sent at the Davis Thea n U'hur day Ewvening, Oc 3rd, after 4is | vear's run in New York 9amte 3 p DR.E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Bmldmg Take elevator Shetucket Street DENTIST Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Norwich Phona 1177-3 DENTIST EDWARD KIRBY Room 107, Thayer Rulding Phone 619 1:30-5 and 7 to 8 p. m. room late of n!ghts and the board jare gossiping about her. Napoleon | Gibbs figures. strongly in the tabls talk, because his attentions to the girl are so pronounced that even M | McMasters has noted it. But {lope has resisted every invit | the young man to dine or wine or meef him to go to the theatre. Penelope has agreed to be i Centra! Park a 15:30 that day to confide in Napéleon ! who seems to have been the only pe: son in the world to show her kind- ness. Hours 3-12; NOTICE - | Eighth St. Canal Bridge closed. m | Detour can be made across the English high school, loorn= | grist mill bridge at your own risk while bridge is being built at Eighth Street. teams or auto trucks allowed. Per Order Selectmen. S algae made In (h'-t Indies by Stephen Haweis, Former Chief of Poli > town aid not consid- ||i1.u¥lllnllld village cutups d il is_alieg- unning wild a in full swa ed that gambling i enforce the Jaw. E nas been mov- the public sign-| offenses the offered a reward of| 1 conviction ' of The Smith garage was visited t ves and automobile | was reported te He _got in Providence, of the thieves was arrest- y was recovefed. The ped. Salvatore Aversa- Country and village school section., chool. Irving| the Third District court.! He was or- Acersano pl the grane fury us are to bolt rally was ‘held in_Central auspices of the local branéh of the I-‘rmo()\ of Irish Ereedom. The inei John J. Spiain tha chaper. of Bt. Mark's Fplsco church ‘the following offfcers wers clected: President. Mrs. Christopher ( ame In the chamipionship’ .- the Wegterly and Shan- was played om The score was the end of the tenth im- joined with the objected, and the o declared ahe game in favor of one to one 3 ning, when the umpi Shannocks. W. —A partridge came meshed was pecked to death ! ‘fore discovered and released by th owner of the fowl. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA FKéatuse EBotoh.ay s ul healve. TI'I‘ vion . Pictures at Breed Thau-; Aipriuk Vivllies Wl e AUGEON Fiiames. Ualon, land J. o A, meet 20.3ICH wreets in Ea, the screen's able: fascinating, admirat y ibving women, In iz emo.iona BCwiolul pen of C. Gt €tseivd in ine colorfus . Dar.an cafes, the 1 Cairo, comres .o tand | vaesiay el Readp Jo o1l rew by that mis. Dwan, “Saba o’ incd, as oue 2 ihe ses. » Gaum’s rele), ! ‘Amirc six ménths of of the dese: whe pt b starved for fla comes the s'y % Wi hold her reach One night, she 'steals awa Stevens) who offers her all t the luxury d the adulatl 0 for her frend The other big featur Refd in “The Love Burglar ‘a five pa Paramount p! n the funn ear * “39 EAST” COMING To the Davis, Thursday, Oct. 23rd. A romantic comedy charmingly writ- Rachel Crothers, who wrote ha | made n sentimentul, romantic pl of the story of the innocent g a volce and ambition, who com from the country to battle against snares and evils of New York course, there is a prince, and the cho {rus, und a beast of a theatre manage who turns out human, and .the ha faced Jandlady with the lasi-act soff heart. The first and last acts are in the boarding: house at 39 Bast, manased by Mrs. Do Mailley. Breakfast is sery ed in the first act, while during last the regular Saturday night musica occurs. In the rooming house are the inevitable sisters, the sil widow, the stone-faced perpetu | maia. ‘the optimist with mers vouk , Penelop: { Penn, the ing young miss wicl | determina i T oy | ceed, and. Napoleon Gibbs. the Prift Charming. Penelupe. has besa coming to he They meet and Penelope re secret. To earn enough mofiey her brother back home may continur at school, she has accepted &' pos! tion' in the chorus ¢ Realizing the pitfall before heér Gibba tries to prevent her from lkee; ing the engagement with the manage 1t is then he appreciateés that he real- Iy loves Penelope. in the Jast aet everything comes out all right, as yow wouid expe. The company engaged for, the pre- Sentation of the plav includes the fo! Jowing: Sidney Blackmar, Theodor | Warfield. Augusta . Haviland, kizzi Evans, Marcia Jarris, Fanny Brad shaw! Donna Bartlett. Anita Tulh Tois Arncl. John: Thorn. Louis Aljer Arthur Row. George Wetherell &nd Robert Hazeiton Breed Theatre. A gripping story of a couniry girl who' idnged 1or the gay life and " wh lights of the city, and a Mman Who wa ! tired of them all and ‘¢raved the peace- luA te of the couniryside, toid’ in ‘Forbidden,” the latest Universal Jew - el productioil, in- which Mrs Unupian Mas the leading 1o Winscis Woil be the femture attraction wt the bieed today and Tu | story . iwself wuw / ‘written by to! During, put in scenario by Lois Keber and was directed by lLois. Weber and husbhand, Thillips Smalley The stiyy of “Forbidden' smacks o 0il myth of Pamdera who opened ‘orbidden box and et loose €s.of the worid. ln the .photo- s’ has the role of : ountry givi E )u(s 4 young ¢ man, surfeited th .the emptiness of metropolitan and-raarries, him. They e in the country ;much to the giris dis appoiniment = }inally .her longing be domes 80 strung that in order to & the girl her husband takes her to the ~fty. in.an cticnpt te sicken.her ofdh lite there. ‘'Ihe result almost ends’ in distress. - Hopry' Woodward plavs op posite the star, and ired Goodwin is in thé sippos cast., ,Earle Ham (ond, will als¢c be seen in last, maving drama th mplete’ the ol wr MYSTIC | The, second in-a serles’of lectuves on citizenship was given in €Commun ity bhall Friday evening by Miss Flin- aman of Hartford, There lectures which are.pubiic, are given under the auspices of the Mystic Jqual Fran- chise League. At the annual meeting of St. Aga ks McGaughes; vice president, Mrs. John G. Wheeler; seor Miss Annie M : S. . Arthi ' A woman who has mo diamongds der siders them vulgar | ™ DORL B ICRS VA