Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 2

1t 'was braught to m m the dark, samewhere, The one ¢ fong ago; he sang and laughéd, iwith a wondrous_glow, upon every side; & i} And.its red,lnd}flswaundsmhczléd And Life, assifi!etfisuos;w Put up frer veil, and st mewm—mm#hmmnone could tell, I 2man, of a woman, or a child— -Some way, somewhere, with the tenderest care Hndnw\lwnmdmmn,andspedlum,md é Lout tmn the ‘would [N the unxy-tnc of -m- | manytacturing and indust Ant at € 1o tie-in “with the | Bastern Gonnect Go2 Woul i vailable to help out at any |} d‘thet such-a éonnection would |] TR ‘baek on in [} case of any other tnnbla at the cny messdis] T oot ool And whichever way he chanced 1o loak g POWRE, GO .,,33 eau;ln:ufism:‘l&e to hald. this On the éarth W, or the.gky abave, W st Gl s He saw how the pages of Life's great book, m Kilowatls of {vonsultaing. expert for the city plant, Were writ in a- ways with-love, ~~ - bwho would e here Monday, Mr. Sheo ¥ offer - said the commissioners did not know (much about what such a tie-up meant rould theg ind and preferred to wait for Mr. Mole's advice, » k W 'rmhnllv the ouly &v““ ihm s —John P. Sjolander, in the Moagomery Advertiser. Norwich -is munpicipality in ith which the ]i‘.ntr-n cAheit | Power Cex dbes’ nof ) %\:%muu' S plant. an | suniy a\«xflam E:m to Wmn «m F MOR OF THE MY ;x:mxc “cotn} e w?- uxenm«dq "m':«“"'“,.h h; e and that ‘Sifek—FHow do You gef so many q with flle POWS Qm-’ | “SHeker—On, T just sprinkle a lit- ¢ gasoline on my BandKerchief— rd Chaparral. Otln—Mq\h people are rather clan- aren’t they? tiéster—If they are they ceme han- qpylylt Evmoheumenhum ewn cliek—Film Ful Fiest Boy—My mhu is'a fine ar- . With a Tew strokes he can turn a laughing face into a sorrowful one. o 80 ean nflne. but he e} uses o stick—Boys' Lit “But, “father, Billy m five thou- r customers and invite nbv’lndur e tries to thar{ communities with th and ee((dvh{ they can supply them |afternoon. ©. S NAVY MEN ARE TO BE IN OLYMPIC. GAMES R ‘ h Fiibtpat h e WV T A verere, PR i, your cothen cont i ‘_: u’fi we-n buy the clothes.”—Lite. * training: now. Tryouts it be- -to. #in within:a short time, “The Afollowing. are some. of the re- Qllnnculs- for” enlistment in the U. L8 v:n‘ ?o ‘wan! it ; Novem wzamuavm pdin !he pll]n(ll['s services by himeeH ‘and’ B " abt be-a* = EWM = e « No_enlistments for spe- | L clal service are allowed. Histed, persons must serve | Bor pul c:‘mfp;m show you ! how it m on’t ehow you hew to time, except fop-cauye -or i ngl cimxmmuc:». W _rel it a8 an :{m. if a:miner, p ; tificate of: bmjs POSTCARD PHOTOS " Fintehed While you Wit~ CaBinels. ll Mdsenable prices. Picture Framing MODERN STUDIO » ek St Norich; Canni ollherlyhandi plaintiff was: ] simply to sign pepers as local counse) Teoott tha- onre e of the'éise beinyg sssumed b’ Gok: Cush- s drar oRIA byraasy o w alsa, producy “Hiave been “for of his United States cl that the- $100 rétabmes:sad~paid: g0 ns.flve of ntflrfé 5 in his or. thia . piirpose. . No. ted. pel afd e o e oF abi. skios ab- ense will be, enlisted. witholt. §pe- gion of the Bumu of Nav- - {Heation g Fraud\flent enlistment, and the. pe- eflg any, pay or allowance tfi-go- or,, u an offense - agaiiist nna, and, is punishable by mu mrt ial. B s ¥ Socp, n a5 . belong- . "Is your. wife one of those wm ‘who Jeok: at thetr husbands and eay, 'lmrlcamukglflm‘” lflted tn. im- : fii—- it 7 eer parrie lty of the cue ~and- expected to try It. L m—chv‘lud eight. for acceptanee beitg -tkat of Lfs, u \nihes b Darefopted. minimum: weight for a canslderation, rto umxn i % g g g o ome n ring Anto - the ‘ppundn mok-4q- il below: 1. pounds RetSing the Imherent d(mnulu' w.um oc2 inches th akisat mene- placln; an exm vunnucn upon lesl\ uu-wnA below ' the standard given in- 5 iegidp; @Ry table . for _adults, - is -admissible’ w vuuewl !u 'fon the. appiicant- for enlistment ‘s Toh. 0:;3 “has firt " museles, Is’ evidently.| the. o; 4105 on Secount wipcom and healthy excent for eniist- and ad xn( interest to date makes.the [ ment . {n. the rate of fireman amount due $753.20 and judgment is | class, for. whieh .rate- full -measure- I;Mp-m\o( :»Mtw M | ments will be-required. - amduats - - _Chest, expansion -of less than 2-in- | ches:in.3 minor or-of less.than 2 1-2 small nches.in an.adukt is o -suficient rea- |, Much: for rejection .of an applicant. * Alb-applieants for enstment fn the ‘avy ‘must “personially” dppeay ‘at a navy recruiting station, and’there be ned s to ‘their: qualieations: for SUPERIOR COURT FRIDAY;, /¢ LIST OF ASSIGNMENTS county superior _cou whort cases at Putaam, Faiday, i 9th, AL 10:30 o'tloek a. m., Judge dar Mst—when iIn the course of Wam Hisman presiding. The short calendar lst: d B es Pu L3 ..r R n:‘,';.a <R KALEIDOSCOPE The u.nnru:mm ot fire brick has zp in_an expu'lnnnul way Waitér C. ‘Woeolen Sudtion caused By an air . pump him| holds giassware firmly in place in a FOUND; EXH. AUSTED 18 | About 6 pér Sent. of CHind's éx- WESTERLY; DEATH FOLLOWS Bogeorrixe of coal comes from five northem-provinces. Textles a8 of paper yirn in W, SO0t~ IEngland are appearing in a varisty ensily water-prosfed fabrics. ':m Swedish g Syvesime on_a glan nL is work- tablishing direct fil’ul mdmhlfiuon with the to- whether or not - enHmna,ts are. be.n the ‘Sweeney “‘“’l isg:made in the- ratings for whieh { Westerly, = !l.h.flh 50 yedrs since. the méethod they are eligible, en_wtmen(s m—e When he sripding wood as raw ma‘cral not_then ,bej 1'“" was introduced in the United Oregon ihventor has equipped pail electrie torch to G & a might to see what [] STAND AS WITNESS (Lo s dnt nz. Jaan Donovan - of -~ Norwich -was$ nal Depafiment of Heaith «the witness- Thursday - atternoen permit teleniane op- | in.-the superinor .court at New bon- 1310 Work one hot: don. In the continuation of. the trial of the suit briught against him F. Craney ‘ot this.city lor $20,000 ¢ | A cancession m been mmed by rt adjo e Secretary of Communications and sy | struction and operation of & ratiread on the wesiem coast of Berthern Low- ‘* o SR sending to. Mi him of impre ¢| accussing. PRI sent as a warning to a friend and the others’ Which he’ claiis -he " did no| wwrite, Werk: sent to him aud he and nose rings a% e telegrapt Tinea for ¢ ‘The state clvil P ;“Em&a donday. the Nmit, over Tuined one of m!" _ | BAPTIST PASTOR RESIGNS glrls of school age. Thmm»t&m-dhfl printed febrica which we are showing. this seasan, will demommtethtwemwmhhnh- The new patterns seem more beautiful than ever be- . fore. CmmdhAmfwh-b mnhomym “adaptations of old prmh—-?neermgeflcto‘lfiayud. Curthanu,SGmchuwde,wt&Mlbebfld‘. in white, cream and ecru—at 29 a yard. &oflmmwmflodmafl new patterns—at 65¢ and 79¢ a yard, : (bloredMndru,ElGncbawfla,-puttyp*led- orings, in rose, blue, gold and green—at 79¢ a yard. [Embroidered Marquisette, a very sheer, dainty mater- ial, 36 inches wide—at 69¢ a yard. lgmedderon-hn«lVak, very much in faver fllu-euon——d75e‘y Netqninm.h-n all-over Marquisette, in a number. of pretty patterns—at 79¢ a yard. %MCohudSmfo;Omm:pu, in bik, brown, rose and green—at 49¢ a yard. Quaker Craft Laces, in white, cream and ecru, in a lnrgeu-omnentofp-mm—u&,SSemduph $L10ayard PyfindNuhee,hnewdofuflDmymh, in white and ecru, some in-all-over patterns, others. mthpnuywhne-ndeolnredhdm—.ta&md $1.00a yard. The Porteons & Mitchell Co. MAY OFFER SOLUTION NEW LONDON PULPIT The resignation of Rey. Laurence Hamilton, agting’ pastor, was read and aecepted at a naetlnx of ‘the official Now Londos Grie week: - Mer Teumit: i w 2 3 ton will le:ve March 21 for Anderson, Ind., where he has accepted g call to g. Bestorate of the First Baptist My, Hamilton came to New London in 1917 as assistant to the former pas- tor, Rey. Charlea R. McNally, and when the laiter resigmed April 1, 1819, he took over the pastoral duties. overcoat wérn by’ Toni m when he ‘was arrestéd has beén lfld by the owner of the Stonington cleth- ing store as one that 32s stolen frem his store alorig with a lerge wufiw of other goods. Arthur Messer, who turned stafe’ that about half the thn“fihwuflfl-m New Milford—The early bird is the one who catches the worm, so Mrs. E. D. Howland of Wellsville thipks, for out of a setting of 13 eggs.of. Rhede | of ;s“mnnd stock 12 chicks Batched Feb. MR. OFFICE MANAGER . Your ; Golden Opportumty A great many concerns would - Steel Furniture long ago, except for the fact that wood seemed so much cheaper. But now, thanks to mod- ern methods of production, youmay way superior to wood, at prices which are 109 lower. “To huy Art Metal Fumniture, Filing Cabinets, Desks, Safes, etc., at 109, below wood prices, should be an inducement to bring you to an Call at our store, 25-29 Broad- The Cranston Co.