Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 4

i-um:u'boama. Rl In many mmmgu lack duction is: caused by the' and the ess fllm of the manufacturers to lay plans for an uncertain future. The demands are such, however, that nraflwtnn is bound to be the great need for-an in- definite period and when some ide:: can be formed regarding ihe poin! where prices aré | e account Maynard Hillwright man,” aggfleved- % Iy crged the girl in ‘the suit trimmed | chq with squirrel. “Here I've known you|another “y around since we played paper dolls together, “My family said, of course, I was too and everybody keeps asking me about |young. t0 be engaged, but they liked it and seems so surpr!sad because I | “FOR QUALITY" : FURS OF INDIVIDUALITY For twenty-five years Macpherson Furs Inve been fecog- i dependability—distinction is nized for their standard of workmanship, coupled with moderation ‘in prices. Our showing of Furs for the season 1919-1920 nflm aednt n us and their deng'nen—-eh‘ncteninrg the t type. COATS, SCARFS AND MUFFS J. C. MACPHERSON t matters not u ‘whethet you e, Bad ikely 3a-become fix- |1 B ST O o, You onght|and. his meth S actly |agoniaing pains fop e n’ an s mother Satmristion srim 128 3 i b 4 egm"‘t‘: b ;‘ezfi"ng‘y!p‘r';" to realize that you owe me at least|the sort of girl she hoped Jack would |of di-ugulnt twin gu Tor ‘io sn - more G -1 that - by heuma, is m g) 'hel; drlve‘ rhei your body and lbounh .l m!u‘rz the cost, na:ll as it Is, will be cheer- uch. Besides, if I've got to|pick out and he always brought me save up for a wedding present I——" |the right sort of flowers and my kind “You don’t want Tauch,” objected|of and wore such nifty neck- the girl who was ripping the drapery |ties and had such an air about him.|fully refunded. off her new turban in order to try-it|I guess it was because there wasn’'t| Druggists everywhere are authorized p};;e: omp{ hv:sy: and rt‘l:ana{lypu ; a_bit of opposition t:.) tthwa;f‘: oVuVL {)n sell Rheuma on a nu-nlt{a-no pay. b as i een origin: There was no pep e a . We love to'tell you, Jen, but how can 1?|got so-we yawned in each afest taping T Voshie et It isn't as though things ever were as|faces and didn't mind and the more|phce &, 48 97 i8IS YOS SR0HT I thought they were going to be—you jour families reproved us for our care- | remedy that will conquer rheumatism. know what I mean. Now, most girls|lessness of each Other the worse we| For over ten yliu ) rougho\"t Amer- know, right away whether they are|got, until in self défénse we stated ica Rheuma_has been prescribed and going to marry a certain man. They|that if we were the last persons on|has released thousands from agony. know he likes them and they like him, earth we wouldn’'t dream of marrying | The Lee & Osgooed Co, will supply you and everybody is willing, and that’s|each other, although we expected to|and guarantee money refunded if not all there is to it, but my affairs al-|be terribly good friends—and every- |satisfactory. ways get sgh compl?]:;d or else st::elaethg body argued and wept distractedly ex-~ ,mm turns up that nobody expec cept us. T £ that tunctlon and women are asham- you remember Tommy W!hite “Before Henry White could decide o2t h with any of them.” whether he really like me that yellow haired girl from Minneapolis snitched| At the time when Queen Anne's _z- = 1-— @ Nerwich, ‘van., |duction demands will be undertaken. IMMIGRATION IN 1920. “Editerial ‘Whether surprise is occasiorW by e 108 6mee 332 | the predlction.of the New Yori imuni- “iMmantie Omes 23 Churen St Teléohoss 108. | gration of fHcials, the effect that the ——————————————— | number of th ‘coming to this coun- try from abroad during his year will be light, will’ “depend upon the partie- ular view that has “been previously taken of that matter. , There ‘are those who have main- tained that the ending of the war with all the'difficulties that Were to be en- countered in connection with the re- adjustment. probleris would result in| many plcklng up: stakes’ and -’:ommgl to this itry ? tfl the 'benefit of “Oh my good gracious!” gurgled the i 0 i + i vhid i Bounty was granted Burnet assures better co: ns. . Others’ at the sams|caller in the.squirrel t_rin}lmed suit, him away. And while I was thinking i Hrind of £ % i@ 2 that Holmes 1. ha us there weré still some hundreds CIRC“LAHON time have/aintatwea’tiiatdngerest in| Could 1 ever forset him? IHe was|that in Rebert Tloime At it us P B i QUALITY COl met. fate his cémpany sent him to Sc-utfimemca. and 1 forgot all about|©f_ £20 a year, and some mousadneds him in 2 month. So I kind of distrust | that had not $50—London Chronicle. myself, Semething always happens. I never shall be able to tell.” ‘helping their own. counfries get the hat B benefits that are promised by the| T2 "0 50 iu " I he eould waik changed conditions, jnability to get|home with you afternoons. What has out ‘of their own countries for differ-|he to do with it?’ ent reasons and possibly the opening| “He was the first,” said her hostess. for better chances at home would |l was so impressed with Tommy’s keep at home those likely to emigrate, | heroics that I agreed when he asked even if our restrictions did mot dis-|me to elope. T=sides, mother had b itold me I couldn’t have another new Cuitant i hat and I decided my family didn’t Before the war the country was re-|want me any more. I went out to ceiving about a million immigrants | meet Tommy at the time agreed and a year but from conditions as the he took my arm to pilot me down the New York officials see them it is not|steps and I slipped and stepped hard anticipated. that there will" be more on his foot and he jumped and landed WEEK ENDING DEC. 27th;, 1919 10,373 ‘WILL HASTEN TREATY_ACTION. Seemingly the activity that has been| displayed among the senators looking toward the compromising of the dif- ferences on the treaty, and the evi- dent inclination of the democrats to Tet the best terms possible and then yote for ratification, hag aroused the World’s Greatest Locomotive. When 150 prominent railway men and engiheers from many parts of the United States and Canada gathered at Brie, Pa, a few days ago to wit- ness trial tests of a new type of gear- eleetric . passenger locomotive believed, most of them at any “But if you're engaged to him!" per- sisted the caller. “Huh,” said her hostess, pinning the trimming’ into its original folds, “what's being eng: ged That doesn't |, drive away the jinx! But I don't mind | 1858 : | they o e ’555’3;5‘“‘:,‘, e 2”23“;‘: lalls | rate, that the exhibition would be of o a perfunctory nature. Instead, they lm‘%dhmm?: ?:JT ;:;t saw what F. J. Spragte, consulting Our No. 2 Chestnut At $10 per Ton IS JUST THE SIZE OF COAL TO BE USED AT THIS “Op,” 2 n engineer and known as.the “father th: 300, 3 tion mine—and we just stood there{ “Or,” pursued that hat trimmer, rest of the president. It is not| "%% e ,ooot "fhmmm ’.“dl"’fq 1’”’3_ calling each other names for being so |dimpling, *unless I discover it isn't|Of railway electrification,” ‘}fi““begf disclosed that he has any plan for|iSit Boing to threaten industrial.eon-|8a 08 FUl Sl SR Rpneyana 1 the most magnificent exhibition 3 . as brgWh eyes 8t $il Tm yild sbout, of kg coulity'. applic 1o raliroads tnat thig ¢ountry has ever seen.” “Indeed,” added Mr. Sprague during a dinner, which followed; “I think the thing has never been duplicated n ditions. Tt isn’t likely that-it will fur- nish as much labor as thé country. is in need of in order to get production up to where it belongs, If those who are coming in now can be taken as a sample of those who reservations, that he is in favor of the indicated course of those who follow- ed out his directions or that he is ready to depart from the position that he has steadfastly held; but it is indi- told him he was no gentleman and Ve forgot all about eloping. “The end of that romance sort of made me suspfcious of man's con- stancy. The reason I liked Jack Deer- ingson -next was that he was so dif- unless I Jost my complexion ar change my mind, maybe some time, unless Maynard loses his job or meets | sorpe one elsg he likes hetter—why, thre is a possibility that at last I really am going to Dbe married next! thiS OF any other country.” cateq from the visit of his secretary | £, % P B8 0 BRTRE s T oo | ferent, He—" month.” g = [The feature of tm: exhibit, sprung TIME OF THE YEAR. IT WILL TAKE THE PLACE to the capitol and his call on Senator t}{n~ouzl1out thesgeat fi lEoudlient thEL “Wasn't he a peach!” chimed in the “Well, that's conservative, to say|2! the last moment was unique in cock that there is a desiré to get callgr enthusiastically. “You were the the situation more annals of electrification, for it was a best hated girl in the crowd when we test of brute strength between two ‘powerful steam locomotives and the new electric—nothing less than a tug of war between three monsters of fron and steel to a finish. the least,” gasped her friend in gray many of the incoming tide of workers squirrel—Exchange. will be those who have been. here be- Etatons. SnikRiag siiton fore but_who left to go home to take! ™ ‘ = et {part in the war or who have since ~ 1 many boaMis of directors of which he ?:p:;:j;":’shr=;fx;1‘~e :“is: Leen on a visit to their former homes. Gleaned irom Foreign Ex. was chairman or member, when dur- OF YOUR KITCHEN RANGE COAL AS WELL AS YOUR FURNACE COAL. : N ioi % Throughout the greater part of a WE GUARANTEE THIS TO BE I“E B‘BI S ient that|The vear may develop different im- changes ing the war he joined the Frenth Min-{io o is1d" gay- in the works af. the it is quite evident thati,.. iion conditions than « can’ be istty of Munitions. T e Ty i e LEHIGH COAL MINED. novement underway 10 re-ipcgicted but- the ‘outlook at present| Tickner Edwardes writes: There| Those who know the devastated |l 5l ® o ™ iEie, M exocn? u : cl[x‘\“csd but ali‘;g 15;;2;';12 as the immigration Dfliclals see it. is|iS something of a mystery about the|‘areas of Northern France will agree v that e democr: tives had been busily engaged in com- not bad. paring notes and figures and examin- that their reconstruction calls for the arbitrary way in which the hoar-rost| cfrorts of just Such a man as this, to compromise “Athuut lmuw- Shetucket Coal & Wood Co. PHONE 1257 id e gathers upon leaf and twig on these|whose word carries weight in every | ¢ With interest the great electrical one. the sematers velative| 10 view of -all the, sentiment ‘that Europe. bl el Though 'from a distance, the whole wood-towering pany’s: test tracks, in which one of the new locomotives without gears or transmission lmuled two passenger {ions prove succestul, With.|has been aroused in this country o what he will favor op|aZeinst lawlessness and disorder, it is > o) fanthee #han mpr]yldm from_the lynching record that Scottish Author’'s Death: The au- thor of those delightful books “Gil- lespie” and “Barnacles” has died in tree-top above, and tangled uidergrowth beneath—seems : traing filled with guests over the four . ations regarding the|1as been put forth from the Tuske-! imerged into unmiversal white, a nearer “}{‘e e °§1 ea;‘j‘; H‘“““‘j‘Od- The | miles of track at a speed of more than Ay i gee institute that much needed atten-|View reveals a (,unous quality about |Itev. J. Macdoug: ay, who wrote, mije 3 minute and carrying twenty pocketing r\f the tregty and the ap- [EE8 TRtE L tat O e Bl it. these volumes, had not reached the|p.csengars in the cabin each rum. mocrats not to' approve| (% PE . etions put neg-| The hoar-frost - is riot a veneer,|28° Of forty, and much more Work| “mpo stellar event took place just'be-|first only by inches, but gradually, as|trailing against a gread of 2 per cemt Tected 17 BHHEEL The seeoi of - 32|30 - encasing, = “upoH ewkrytiing,|Had becn cxpected from s fore dusk. Two -modern steam en-|the full power of the electric was|at twenty-five miles per hour. Tests | IR cilags” it oo olrned” ag| @S -though —all had ben delicate| =€ Was one of de]? e R2NY | gines—the kind the New Vork Cen- |brought into play, the procession be-|have shown that the gearless electric vill | 3 55 i ng . seven burned-at]jy coated with white paint. The myr- g : ol iterature In 8| {r;) yses to haul its limited trains—|came almeost a rout. locomotive operates at 10 per cent {the stake, shows an increase that is|iad, miaroscopic - ice-crystals; -of | Scottish manse, and many will gneve‘“e,e switched to thespur of the track | When the test-ended a few minutes | higher efficiency at fifty miles per by no means creditable. - What seem-|-which the frost-is composed, deposit |0 hear of his decease. and coupled securely to" the clectric!yyier the steam locomotives were |hour than the geared type. ed to have been a movement in the|themselves miainly on the ‘edges and| Hats to Match Men’s Hair—~The lat- | locomotive. If the two contestants ! plovige sfadily bagkward and ‘he The center cab is occupied by an outcome of the Tumulty |Other direction a few ‘years ago has|outstanding parts of ‘things. Kach est.man’s fashion—a striking proof|had hauled in opposite directions|gjectric locomotive was declared the|Oil fired steam boiler for heating pas- vaited with interest for | been followed by a much worse per- gk ’!;I_wie _dea?j lmmp lc',e§ 5 still{that vanity is not confined fo one|there might have been danger of pull-| y;0t0r Interesting and spectacdlar |Sénger trains, with accessories, in- oatiok. iod, and one of. the deplorable fea-{P3pging in the oai scrub, has ~ it8|sex—is a hat to match his hais And | ing out the drawbars and a resultant | ne is sure of feminine approval if he|accident. This possibility was aveid-! buys just the right shade. led by having them push against each This afternoon, for instance, writes | other. cluding tanks for oil and water eir- culating pumps and a motor driven power for furnishing forced air draft. rim and veinings exquisitely pencilled with pure white, While the rest of the leaf remains alfnost as brown as ever. Underfoot, all -the Tich green and as this test must have been to the laymen present it was more signifi- cant to the engireers of the General Electric Company. who had devoted tures is the large number of cases-in which the “offense for whigh the lynch- ings resulted was of a minor- charac- the White v 1o admit that 1’ ion of the compromise the e senate it| and is |ter There has been manifested a de- termination to deny justice to law- berakers just because their skin'was russet and,crimson of the bramble| Regent-street, a correspondent, I heard a lady in foliage are still as vivid they were under rajndrops.of yesterday. in hue asjthe hat of a stranger walking just in the warm pattering But now the enthusiastically praise frofit of her. “How lovely his velour| At a given signal from the super-;| visor the steam engines got underway | and began shoving the electric ehead | of them along a short piece of straight | { years of their life to the perfection of this powerful _electric locomotive, It was a conclusive test of power be- A Historic Event. The arrival at Colon of the Black tween steam and electricity. peace |Plack and. without waiting to have e € Star liner Yarmouth, owned _and hat matches his grey bair! Isn't he a|away track; then the current was : e & ! - the facts- in -the- cases proved, = The |BOAr-{Fost his made a picture-frame|darling? * But what are you to do if| gradually turned on the electrie, while Thlst I I‘T‘:g;’f“";‘;fer‘&[";gsg‘;gzi manned by negroes, is a historic upor 1 Sty Sripetpentt ek o wr e e {of tiny ‘;cxdcles rgux}xlc;ne‘erx{ blle:-:fham?your hnair is—well, auburn? the engineers ;’Jf_ b?}';h gtaartn lg‘qcx‘nmt ;’:cenn:au\e: i th world, It- uses event. .The old age when pegroes = urroundet eac lequi] cl ivi o the THE DECKER CASE. | vear_ sentence, that another made!Flowing colour - with: & herring bons| A Youthful Admiral—Two interest. | fives opened their throtie et O et current and.: Has | Were Kidnapped in Africa an s e o,,hoastl'ul remarKs, that a lynching was| stitching of silver thread, as Slaves is beginnmng to end. rthough it Bas been a long time passing.— Springfleld Republican, i ing sinecures are held by one of the Eton College prize-winners, the Mar- quis of Donegall, who has just carried| off the Headmaster= Irench prize.!| This 16-year-old peer inherited wxml horsepower of 3,240. There are four- teen axls on which are mounted mo- torg, each of which by direct connec- tion turns one set of driving wheels The locomotive is 78 feet long, 17 feet discussed, that incendiary talk was | indulged in or that robbery was com- | mitted is by no means 2 cause,-for {lynching or the thoughis of stch ac- ‘What was the surprise of the crowd {to see the steam engines slowly but | surely lose momentum, and finally come to a complete stop.still with their throttles widegpuffing and chug- aval honors for conspicuous during“the war a new Weighintg ‘ ‘Brontosaurus”— Should some lucky hunter succeed in bagging the “brontosaurus” which is believed to be roaming the Belgian Congo,:an vice to accept the his titles the post of -Governor of| i |high and weighs 265 tons. of which i s tehe Those accused of some of those | opportunity iiii present itself of fest- | Carrickfergus Castle, an. & 'Lonc".i";“ a‘:h“a‘}d;:&;d 'fo"‘b‘le"‘f}]? ,f,fi;‘;‘:_ weight 229 tons rest on the drivers. Children gry P rmed. | things should undoubtedly be punish-|ing the degree of accurzcy with which |structure, now used chiely as an Al | R nd «oteat haek|EE [ocomotives have been dedignea FOR FLETCHER'S ; “led if prove ilty but in no ins! its weight has been estimated. moury, near which Williar nd- i ‘ for handlin n normal service 3 ot e | R A c:pm;fl;x,‘,c,f! That was done by making a small| e berore the Battie ;’f‘lt‘l-x‘;mB\I:l)}nr 74" | went up from the s e Toverve car traln weighing 360 tons| C A S T O R1 A cioped; al.|3id_ the offen et T model to scale based on a skeleton| Then he is also Lord High Admira]|the Steam erglnes forced backwar he rumonstmtn\\ P g Ti (;1 “hoth ¢1 bronto” excavated in Wyoming, and fof Lough Neagh, which is the largest given-"what " he| TA€¥oUtilax hsual is the, Hotbed;of | anaing' out'its eqiivalent water dis-|sheet of water in the British Isles, | 4id himself while in other|Sich activity: There all but five of|placement. with an area of 53 square miles. The | it has been the refusal of|(he lvnchings fcok place and more| The result gave a total weight of |lough has been held also, to be the | @ than a_quarter of all that occurred in|3S tons. Heavy enough in all con- |oldest lake in our islands, extending | 1 others who deserved|D® country wére staged: in Georgia |science, but only about two-thirds of | back beyond the glacial epoch. The | § A 15 #6k whatsthey Were where there were 21 cases. Thus! the weight of a full-hized whale. noble Etonian should be a “wet-bob” | & rovided for, or be- | O€0rEia continues lo maintain an un-| 0. C. Devastated Areas—“He| With such associations. |8 cause it was not considered that un-|°¢nviable reputation, with Mississippl|spoke in French, but his ideas were Clerical Poverty—The poverty of the | the plan of making the gwards and Arkansas tied for second honors|American,” wrote an American inter- | clergy, 8f which there are many mov- : not_entitled to them. with twelve each. viewer once of M. Loucheur , theling tales today, is no new thing in| Frequently it has been 'maintainea| French Minister. 0f Reconstruction, | English history. 'l that sentiment in Georgia is against|Who arrived in London Dec. 12th forj In the time of Hlizabeth they oecel il - ever terms our nationality may lead riousnes of the German lus to phrase it. One of the most fam- ous engineers in the-world, he had to write 62 letters of reisgnation to ul . Nt L R v P om .2 | important conferences with the French | oft: ivi B akers | ’ d Spain’ was kept from | Yichings. but with the number m;g British Premiers ~at Downing- S etr;ilgxfs“?g o('?rnbficuzfieb hutcm““";rs € 5 jcreasing instead of decreasing " it|g; th i s the and that it -wa s R street. E . revenues of thé Bnglish church,” work that-he dfrected that lt,:m‘ms evident that it is mot be}nz That was obviously the highest|said a writer in the latter half of th le for General Pershing to]used to check the lawless practice.|praise an American journalist could| seventeenth cemtury, quoted by ! . s from Spain whick were|ven the courtry doesn’t appear to be| give, and M. Loucheur is a remark- | Lecky, “agg generally very small ar F. t al't S htl Factory Dam ed ded. His point is that he|eSerting tho infivence it should to|able man who merits praise in what- | insufficient, so that a shopkeeper or | Irs! uall Y’ y prevent such mob e e ——— common artisan would hardly chang their eonditions with ordinary pastors of the churth. Men think it is a stain . § to their blood to place theif sons in | ———-——-——___\ EDITQR'AL NOTES. Probably tne most surprised ones in connecticn with the poisoned liquor are those who have been arrested. mated by the American am- and took steps on his own v to meet the situation. Spain didn’t enter, the war and Gen- eral Pershing got supplies from Spain. These dre known facts. Whether it roved by the admiral that he ect eause of it will prob- losed in time. It is also in thig connection that Admi- and one of his aides was recalled and this removal it is claim- _ed by Secretary Daniels was bechuse cof the fact that he did not realize that the position of a naval attache is subordinate to an ambassador. This raises. the question as to what would “have béen the result had Decker not done- what he did, and it would be in- Tteresting to kpow if Decker had to Zhe recalled because of the ‘service he did render why he was awarded am; rdecoration at all: Men’s Knee Boots, red and black. ... $2.95 Men’s Storm Kings and Sporting. ... $3.75 Men’s Lace Lumbermen’s Packs. . . .. $2.75 Men’s Red, All-Rubber Arctics, 4 bk. $2.75 Men’s One-Buckle Arctics .... . .. $1.45 Men’s Storm Rubbers oy T, ~ SPECIAL Boys’ and Youths’ Short and Storm Iyt Boys’ Rubbers ................. . 60c Give the census .enumerator . the benefit of your help. To do other- wise is to display the wrong spirit. Inasmuch as the calendar has been i i I changed don't forget. to- write 1t 1920 or to put on your new auto numbers. Being leap year ‘thers ought to be some intsresting , stories™ aside from those that the census enumerators can tell. l\uthlng ‘but -increased worry - aeems to be promised by that. new planet with which Professor = Pickering is playing peek-a-boo. When You “Lay Up”’ Your Car Store Your Battery at the “Bxibe” Service Station ! That Ffench ‘economist’ who thinks The matter of navai decorations has|the high' cost of Hwing will continue been a sorry one for the secretary of | for the: next 15 yeéars talks as if he “the navy. was assoclated With the profiteers. | ' The mau onfhe .coriier says: Did you_ever_ston t0 think that the high- er your salary .goes ‘the more the L PRICES AND PRODUCTION. The federal reserve board in a re- view of December business conditions lays stress upon the great need for “Exide” Semcc provxdes for special storage for your somehow. that they are _looking over the flmetables. government is going to getout of it? battery during the winter. It enabl e S increased production throughout the A T i o i Ty hg . bles you to put your : ceuntry, and at the ssmetime it in-| THe Fallroads don't kna;r !jn;t ‘how attcxl?l' in the c;r:! of a battery experc at a small | I adles’ Rubbers ot h 60c : timates that a reduction in prices can|they are #olng but they feel se. cer- Dion iy sk nnd i e 1k : R I R be looked for. That is what many an | t2in- about gomng back, y ¢ danger of “““‘Cess‘“’y éagle eve has been watching for for several years now only to see living costs steadily mounting higher, but the board apparently thinks that the uncertainty of the future and the re- duced buying power are factors which are going to work together in accom- plishing the desired end. While the labor unrest has under- gons some change for the better and while thers has been a great growth of business as expressed in dollars it is perfectly plain that production is not where it should be. The value of * It is not te be expected but if all output today does not necessaglly|the checker sharps should attend that mean that there has been a greater | contest for the championship of production of goods 'nl‘n cO!l:Apanstm Greater Boston now on it would re- with pre war years. ere a clad e the Stadium to hol lem. mering on the part of retallers mdm L5 wholesalers for more goods and these| Clothtng is high because people de- demands are more than the manufac- | mand high priced goods, says an au- Zurers can mect. Business doesn't be- | thorify. If “good, substantial and &in tc be what it would be if the|durable” clothes can be had *at con- goods could be ebtained since orders|siderable lower prices it is time pur- - ,are stacked up in great nmbm chmlbeglntoukforthm P o N N deterioration of the battery while it is idle. Misses’ and Youths’ Rubbers ... ... Children’sRubbers: St NO EXCHANGES HE KIES CO. . 50¢ . 40c RTINS L A Stamford judge says a man can 2 make whiskey for his own use but not to sell. - But séme would ‘seem to be trying ' to emhxm themselves ‘bptore they d!e. S e That Pennsyfnnh Awho threw blasting powder . into the stove to test it and blew his family into the next orld was certainly not an advocate of safety first. Call and learn how Winter Battery Storage at the “Xxide” Service Station will put you in line for more efficienit battery performance when you put your car in service in the Spring. I If you use your car during cold weather, keep in touch with “XExide” Service—have your battery { tested regularly. The Norwich Electric Co. " 42 Franklin Street