Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 6, 1921, Page 3

s 100 SHARES, . .. ... COMMON PRICE TO YIELD ABOUT: 9%’ 100 SHARES. - ' g N v \ % 4 . 5 7 : 2 in it, d * PRICE TO ws'f:A”ngn W b ] ‘ L 5 3 ‘ORIGINAL e Vs el . 100 SHARES S . ; — ‘ : ol NORTH & JUDD MFG. CO.| - : ; S G Fios included relay -races, Jue smilles” and jess . for PRICE TO YIELD ABGUT 6.50% | ) : : : (atje ‘arid -bagket 8o '21 comes to.me v un g Pressed, creased -and ready te be-warn ; Buttens firmiy, fastened, buttonholes - se- curely. sewed. y. 3 . Noseams undone, ne stitches looge Its fabric of the finest 2 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE- : W : R — | | menaatie 1 “Benpl g \23 7 Telephene; New Londen 2211:: g0 g R e SUITS AND OVERCOATS e T THE 235 Liizds : , AGAINST (PROPOSED . MAJOR.- : ' not predict. . | e THAMES NATIONAL BANK | | = ; i €| | minor sAsEBALL AchEEMENT What of ‘the style? The Tailor tellg: - “The style will suit yourself—— Wear it in the sun l.tg smiles Jion yiseasc. eneeuent | - That Formerly Sold From $30 to 75 of the representatives of minor. base: 3 - 5 : ball ‘leagues, who are members of the \ T 1 The annual mesting of the Steckheld- pued SOME Ln:TLE-lAT'I’LE committee that. drafted -the proposed ¢ REEUCED Now TO . < . 5 major-miner agreement, are ready to 5 ors of this’ Bank, fer the ‘election of report ; unfavorably. to the 'minors at soriain oy GRESGENTS VICTORIOUS OVERKACEYS |:575es teimffio ) - 91950, 523,50, 526.50, 528,50, 533.00, Nerwich, Conn., Dec. 20, 1820 ' Well. here's the New Year. suit— Ho ware you going to wear it? ° —A.P'“n‘:(er TUtting, in New York Bvening fore them, is hereby calied to be held and a_member of the drafting commit- . 3 tee. The proposed agreement to which S $39. -$43.00 $4 e at their Banking Heuse on Tuesday, % s . ;!alne‘; has taken objections aincedt‘he 36'507 .50, 3' ] 9'50 WS TRRSS fovEs, ' > \ i wing .in dis- . . . . ol January 11, 1921, at 11 e'clock a. m. Fans that “attended the basketball Left Forward o e meting..in v I am emamored of a new liin 3 game hetween the Crescent A, A. and |J. Murphy . r.................-Sheehy | (avor among the smaller league lead- AT LFSS THAN COST TO US Divinity—e glorions crasture NATHAN A. GIBBS, Cashier | £y o e W ednesday Right Guard S R IR With matchiess beau(y shining threwgh i night, .at the Olympic hall, witnessed | D. Murphy ++s.. Borden lmtemenwt l: ght, in hfi:h et oriti: er every feature. CAPT. MADDEN'S TEAM * 7 |a first class’ game, marked by clever 3 The very thought of her ean thrill My soul and wipe out all my serrew; T've never kissed her. but 1 will— + 5 Rafid 4 ' ised the position :taken by August shooting -and puzzling passwork by Baskets from the.floor: : Normandin | ot pas both teams, in which the home team |5, Mills 4,-.D. Mutphy 4, Mulhall4.. 4, | Herrman, chairman of the defunct N WINS IN ELKS’ DUCKPINS . : Epot 5 “ Her name’'s Tomorrew Capt. George Madden's Team No. 6. lost | took a fall out of the fast traveling|Carroll 3, J. Murphy. 2, Dumschott 2, %‘&,‘3"‘.‘;‘;},’3“{; who, e:e :;:'u. na& = 2 F i 200 . : the first game of its match Wednesday | Kzceys, by fhe.scare of 35 to 19. Thel Qelair 1. .~ . ¥ DEROTRL mgcesoitors fovwn ok tiadite 'hon’ rom o My new love is divine_and vet . night with Capt. Dan Young's No. 3, team | Visiting’team is no doubt'the best seen | Fouls: D. Murphy 3, Carroll 1.’ * of “the’ minor )n‘“';] ¥ ‘-" ;- - % e 01'6”)‘:':‘.:}:1“’ '1'H"l‘-|l-vor in the Elks' duckpin téurnament, but | here since the opening:of the season Reteree, J. Stanley; - timery-Calla- e Tioniiniasa s attonger fodny Ahamn: N t 3m H ‘h"":"r? regret— rallied and took the next two gimes and :gd{flx_‘?\x’l{iz::e been -better patroniz- | han; Time of halves, 30 minutes. V| MAl contiiann. " “THus Ate - 10 (] on a NOWA“::‘_WE".“ R the ke the mtch in comfortable style. .Capt. sthan ‘it_was. 3 ot 5 s i e et 4 s that swéet vision passed & Madden's high single of 114 was matehed | /The home team ‘took the ‘lead the| EASTERN LEAGUE DIRECTORS |in.2 Position-io-gc a proper voice and Sweate Neckwear, Hosi ADS vabily naed or Taae T, by Purdon, ore of his team. members, ; IfSt.f6W minutes of play and kept it MET ‘AT SPRINGFIELD | ball and-all they.ask-is an .agreement Wes TS, ’ ] °fl¢fy’ 1s Testerday. both rolling .this .mark in. the same “ma: thfioughout ‘the rest of the haif the 4 ; ¥ 5 firs(: half ending 14 to 8, in the locals’| Springfield, Mass., Jan| 6 — At a but Madden's total of 362 game him high | f1ud [ the ‘second: half while the | meeting of - the Fastérn league: direc- three string total’ for the .mateh. The | yisjiors were rolling up; eight more | tors here today, President Dan ©O'Neil fair to.them, to the majors and to the | O love untried !* O love offcast! i N, - l Whn:.!;‘:lmrmmumkn”’k:l— e “Should- the minors accept”the’ pro- Underwear, Work and Dress : j elgh = agr z i J We swn my future and my past— scores: m shi to- | was empowered, to use ‘his,own -judg- | DOsed;.agreement theywould give the Gl ; { : ; : B o L Ior & | ent ragardiig.” (neT HetionaT" agros- ellowe - all the machinery they oves, etc. TWRat of the present Team No. o Chot Madlen | A s of tha’ cumas| TiERt "8l ! Chicasgo: nextiibeRi:: WY, for settting ‘any matter they care VH 20 e o Greama my e, Portelance .. 88T s R O e halla from the | O'Neil: isia member . ofjthe " minor p. while _tHe minors never !n-melauty 12 the commen wes Bruckner ... 33 87 84—'259 | Tpread, City, displaying many neat | leaSue committee. A‘schedule:for 154 uld “be iable: to accomplish' a ‘thing Whese name's Today ! : Madden 94 114 84— 302 ( giote -and ‘clever passwork. He led |S52MeS Was :decided. upen. THe. ses- |through .their. own vote. The. com- ¢ —Cleveland Plain Denlee. Purdon . "HUMOR OF THE DAY 'B'fl'h!r!‘l & Bew baby at eur heuse mew, iy~ “T dom’t omre. ‘The other baby i old :rwu‘h to mind him.new."—Detroit Frée one. v i g 5 5 5 son to open April 17;and: close ‘Septem- | Dct gives the minors a complimentary Totals .. 544 4027 338 1104 | Murphy. followed with four field goals| t0 Manager of ‘Hartferd, .announced | - flerrman, ‘according:to Maines, has UL e the purchase of players Carlsen and | Written minor league officials:advising _' g o~ . 02 s4—'286 | handiing: the bl Mills caged. the | tional club. & <y~ (| interpratatidn ;upon-¢eetain:sections:ot g . : _— the pact,” and- expressing the - belief = . 29 81 — 255 | ball:for a total of four field baskets. s that" the Chi o 28 1d * bri: < 3 % . in|HARVARD - BASEBALL: TEAM fhe. Ohilcago “mestiiravould britig To sHow 0' IR hflERC HAND!SE 109 . 68 _+-80— 257| For the ‘visitors, Mulhall led . in = A - .. | a.satistactory. NELo L $2 86 35— 358 | shooting, - etting four field baskets STARTS TRAINING APRIL 16}° PCUTCORIROIPRNE. R\ 4 * and made several, pretty long shots.| Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 5—The Har- . A Totalss /.seiee 370 337 344 1051 | Carroll toliowed “with three field bas- [‘vard baseball .team will ; depart for = SPORmG-NO‘l'ES. Next Thursday night it has- been ar- | ketsand ghe foul. The visitors made | Georgia on April 16 te begin spring|, NOW that.the new year hasbegun, " z i | several -long.ghots but could not judge | training, it was announced - tonight. | Daseball fane are sagerly awaiting the EN’ 3 S FRAG 14 LAY Xt sttt o ‘Two games will'be plaved-in’ the lou?h, first call; for, opring training for.the NEW ; M S TORE “Afriend of mine wrote 1 note to the weman editor of & magazine, offering her his’ heart- and: hand" “Did she accept?” “Ne.. She replied brisfly that #he pe- Jection ‘of- his offer did net imply a lack of merit."—Birmingham Age-Herald. “T suppose .the. men will all rubber at my.bathing suit. _Arem't men horrid®™ “There are no men en the beach today. W the..distance n;(rd:::‘nw:ulxk:;u“:e:‘e:md:g:nut:“;nf In. the preliminary, the Baltic Ban-|ene with Oglethorpe university, Aprii|Major leagué civbs. It was rumored e e hon who nave bee ndrawn tams defeated the Daredevils of Taft- | 20, the other with University of Geor- |2t the close of last season that there 1o Faks 5. Ahe teamiot fithesm sie Tenry) VILIEL 20 €65 207 4 that| 2 April 21 The team will stop ‘at | Would be a. meeting of baseball men Gee. John Lyons, George Madden, James | 2 yanager - Benoit . announck a Y New York tocross bats with Columbia | F€Presenting the different cities .in ,the ‘@ i % : there will be a game at-the hall next|on the return trip te Cambridge. eastern part. of - Connecticut, with- a . J Purdon ‘and John Combles. ~ Their sons | g g v atternoon; with - the South = hptoes purpose of forming an. inter-city Con- ulnn : esmon i wx!lu‘mal‘fi up, the' team to ‘oppope. them | Manchester - Kaceys. Lineup and| EMPLOYED BOYS WIN ALL necticut league. As'yet there has not on the alleys. o ¢ > 3 ¢ y dearie” X as no “Aren’t men horrid?™"—Leuisville Cour- \ g, iy K. of G.| o EVENTS FROM Bove: cuus |22t anything done sbout i Nowila | N . B : CANTERBURY . [ i Mo S homs ottty Sl mtiefome it w50 | Phone 1375 283 Main Street || fiyz =+ e v C 3 URY 3 “Y”. employed -boyvs, competed - Wed- et L b . easily formed, with the following rep- 3 FIR 3 .5 ‘s Jack—How did you get. 1t Mrs. james Pope has returned frem | Belair . Dumsthott | nesday night, in- a_series of athletic - in- resentations: = Willimantic, New Lon- Pete—1 slept in o fisid last night and Worcester, Mass., where she has been 5t Right Forward Carroll Somnes.” i which"the latter won all|don, -Norwich, Jewett City, Moosup, some one left the gate open.—Boys Life visiting her daughter, Mrs. Willlam R.|Normandin- -« Carroll -events played, at the local “Y” gym.| Westerly,- Storiington and- a choice -of Noyes, for the past three weeks. While there she attended the “reception given “Thé more some peonle’ Have the mere they seem to want,” said the peor man’ Danieison, Putnam and . South ‘Man- hedter. . cl The general .consensus ‘among the night is: that the .shew as a’' whele was ‘Washington, Jan. 5.—Measures pro-| Senatpr Knox, republican, Perineylva-| The Pegsimist—It's a oruel world The AlR = < NG inaugural ball weuld he attended by th “The more you give some people the Mrs. - Mary McSwiney of Cork, Ireland, = » e CONGRESS TO STOPF FLEECK g en Yy the - > also the inaugural geception ef Mayor| | FINANClAL + | sporting writers of New Haven as to eml OF INAUGURAL' CROWDS |ristocrioy while ihe pessantry migut|more; fhey seem 10 Sepec T, < g Peter F. Sullivan.” . bouts. pulled off “at.the Arena Monday 08. o0 -the. capitol. plase. 2 $ N = N = . 5 distinctly sour The local boxers whe |Dosing protection - for inaugural crowds|nia, said he knew of no such plan, anrd [more houses: buiit, the gremter is the de- 58 .!A.Iv KET WAS .lea _ssm.\ALm % % 0y - 3 ey figured in the ‘card -were net hitmed in/|in Washington March 4 from gougirig ho- | Senator New, -republican, indiana, who|mand for building material and zi:- 193d D[VIDEND | e Yotk dan S ! any.way. for the flasco which rsetcd the | tel keepers, restaurant proprietors and|CORferred last night with Edward B.| higher price ,which in turn makes for e b gtocktexch:.ngeltod?il‘:;;imié?;:? ‘;:0;; latest efforts to: bring back the game to | landlords, as well as from the light-|McLean, chairman of the ’'vic inaugural|Nigher rents. Office of the- . ... |& matter of professio ¥ the City:of Elms, but Sammy Gosde who | fingered gentry were introduced today in |COmmittee, told the senate tha the Fnew His friend—Yes. but— belied’ his monicker and-the alleged Lm. the senate gnd their ‘authors gave notice | Of 10 plan o have the inaugural ball in| On the other hand, the fewer houses tling”, Repka came. in for 'a_fine panning. | that they would be pressed for passage. |2 governmeht buildidg. built, the greater is the demand fer hous- Nerwich Savings Secisty result, - afte; considerable confision cf mevement, favering an inereasingly con- Norwich, Cenn., December 11, 1920 fldént short interest. iy ) s i 5 _ Jim Cooney, rated as the best hortstop| The measures were offered as the sen- L e il Y as and the higher rents —Londoms An- THE DIRECTORS OF THIS SOCIETY | . Trading was smaller in volume a s I Mofor % | In"the leage while with Providence, was [ate was adopting a resolution appropri- |y v '\gepniny o o - i HAVE DECLARED OUT '‘OF - THE /| variety_of offerings than at any p"mt 63100 X :58% 15¢ (90ld outright to Milwaukee of the Ameri-|ating $50,000 to. build an inaugural = “I'm soery te ses you here” s the EARNINGS OF THE CURRENT SiX |in the last fortnight. But the weakness o 53 can; Association. This probably ends|stand at the capitol and to defray other EXPEL SOCIALIST MEMBERS | riand of the sonvicted bank smbbzzier THS, A SEMI-ANNUAL DIvi.|certain obscure industrials and gveclal- | 4o 5ok G T o Cooney’s ' chances of ever being able to | expenses there in conngétion with the in- . “Oh, ¢ fsn't much: change, after aB1,” MON s < - | jes” denote}-a recurrence of the Decem- 3160 Mo Paciac break.into the big show permanently. He | duction - of President-elect Harding .into| r 5.—For the third | eaiq the prissmer, cheerfully. DEND AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER !y, jigyidation in those issues. L @4 o |has.received trials with the Red Sox and | office. An attempt io.cut the appropria: |time Withina year, the state assembly to- | * s CENT. PER ANNUM, PAYABLE TO| 14 its broader aspects the most inte- } o5 (RCEQ & St ‘4 the Giants and failed with both. Hadtion to $10,000. was: unstccessful. day was asked to expel the entire socialist DEPOSITORS ENTITLED THERETO | resting and “significant faature of _the| e i S » strength of foreign ex- 600 Norf & ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1sth, |sreston. s (L 00 tan rate. which | #08 Sen “You mee. T had been shut we W 2 the Providence boy -been capable of ni cage-and looking. through .bars for vegr A resolution introduced by ‘Senator Me- | Presentation, which this year includes ting at alk when taken.south he -un- r Cumber, republican, North Dakota, would | 1% members. Four - resolutions, de- came here. There bars are fast Al doubtedly would have been.kept by Mc- | prohibit hotels -from charging guests | Tarcin that the seats of the three be ‘.’e:fi:. ’lhhl:r and Insend of being brase 1921 x o contifued its advance to th highest quo- | ieso pie. on® 5 Graw. “Chiek” Bowen former Holy|more tian the: rate charged during last |Scciared vacant, were offered by repub- |5 . greel " Birmingham Alge-Herald COSTELLO LIPPITT, Treasurer. . |tations, in. several mont =w_§:mc Oil-pr : Cross player. and -a: New - Haven boy,! month and the present month. He told | A7 members. 3 e . et U 4 e D 3t Tnlike the: previous day -all the con- | I00'Ras C Cop severs his relations with the Giants as a fo -tiat ess would provide | _Action on the resolutions was deferred | Demcon G g . ecember 13th, 1920, Unlike A 3% Ray C Cop i H thetsenitilo) Gt Couiaes Lg and the social loves a woman well snough ‘e chesrfully . ' tinentalimarkets shared in the rise of | 536 Resaing result of his outright sale te Roger Bres-| pelice protection for the crowds from |- ists permitted to retain their | 10 heck in payment = fsr her Rew sterling bills, as did also Canada. China | 300 Read : pr nahan’s Toledo -club. : Last season Bo- | pickpockets and £ @ if any protection | <25 !emperarily, at lsast. By unani- | Write & chec! e Tnd ‘South Aherica. Reasons‘for the aa- | 6 E 'ST . * | wen. played - tne outfield and second base ’ | B were | o for Rochester. . The. Giants cised £ .of intarnational remittances we 2308 South P, exercised the Shea s Nms Brean r::kc;; W‘lelldnlormed dealers attributing | 3650 S5 Pac i recall option and then waived: claim to |mous vote, the assembly ' referred the | fall suit. though he knows it means that | resolutions to the judiciary committee to |he will have 0 make his old overeost 4 be appointed next week. another seasen. it is safe to marry her was to be given irom “the bigger: rob- bers.” 7 A pickpocket” - he “may rob’'s : ive cov- the played by selling hi visi “ P oxion ' harles Solomon, in resoh it-| And Mre.Deacon Giidrow says that ¥ i iali ering. : < : : i ; o e G - > sea the floor of the clowet Magazine Specialist | 0,,,.1, praring wmen tn exoc, mar- o % i | not pect 1o ik o T i s | OB Taaintor ot $100 1 day and et | e Tty Siew of it | oeaced i i i dvore 1 Y v 2 ket were ather: mixed =o far 3 3 24 . ac- | ypon doing it seven times over. Is there o Union Square m,y:';::n;,‘lv:;llhté.industflu conditions: g i1 1iay | COrding to’ the - Springfield ~ Repubiican. | tg be no protection against him?" that he had been adjudged guilty of “dis- | feetly sate to marry him —Houston Prems loyalty” by a previous assembly. JI. T. “Mary.” ardered the temcher, “threw T ry.” ar C.ITN“ of Kings offered two resolutions ! that gom in the waste basket.” The »u- calling for the expulsion of Henry Jager pil's face grew mnn‘,- but she did net f t Aeptpapts e B 0 -'83% | Which says: Even Brick Kane - himself 'r.hérg,mafi;\e {:;;mi:m{::l\‘:l ‘;He& but | s i 5 hardly cxpects -te stick with - the 'New | ,Sthator Jones, republican, Washington, iy . |in the’tex b g York Glouts, bat it -he: gots off to 4 oftered a bill which would go even fur- “You Can Do No Better Than | this wis oftset by more dividend reduc Start in the-spring. tramming s he oo | ther ‘in “protecting’ inaugufal -visitors. It\and Samuel Ore beomrse th : foris and sealing down of wages 2 o el 5 trip, he Will | & oula authorize the commissioners of tre | “ar oo e B 1 ‘Buy Waurst.” "’é':g,.en ‘affl ‘general asphalt were fore- likely .catch on” mext ‘season with: a. ciub are members of the wocialist party of most: in. .the moderate rally of the 128t | 1360 westn Mig Ova: = meri aims “1¢ you dn not put that gum ‘n the Jal m,| stronger league than ithe Eastern, | District of Columbia to regulite charges|America, which to establish a so- : diately T will send you N ad Co : w‘flw‘l t gains of 1 1-2 to 3 1-2 poinis | 3m Wiy o . Brick 'should hit better than .730. for meals and loagings (rom February | oialist proletariat i tnis coniiny ® 10; | waste buske: ipmediatels . - : ;::r;‘s.ganm and steels lagged after 200 Wonlwarth 28 te March 10 and persons v of = room,” said the teacher, stern- ‘Dixie ‘gets . its. big league baseball im h nd v ofating the | that the establishment of guch as adve. | °U% °F ¢ J th 1 4 ; ] Sl 1% o tharofi it regulations - would be liable tu fincs of | cated by the socialist mertr ot amcys |17 ; g Th %) ', | annouricement of the cut in the Midvale AT s The Chicage. club. outat is the lone. | {rom $180 to $1,000 and prison sentences | can ha aceomplished onts Doy TpAmeric | Tirne tttle girl walked refuctantly to th umm's “ | lividend. Sales ~amounted to 7350 MoNEY wolf “ofthe pack. Owner Wrigley takes | °f 5IX months. threw of our demoratic form of govern.| 968K iy o B AN ’ e e G the: boys, west *for- their. annual suting. Plans of the lecal inangural committee |ment.” et P if 1 eome Home"Made The money marke The money market| Hew York: Jan.i5:Call meney steady.| The 'veterans dom't get.a- great deal|Eot into the senate dtscuseion during de- s S M R ma's and she'll ek me i { | putbned ‘an" unruffied eourse both as to [High 7; low 7; n Tate 7, closiu® | of ‘Dleasure: out: of it.. They haye been|DRte on the expense measure. Senator heme without it."—Minneapolis Tribunt The story that mads millions laugh— the one which includes .“Thunder' That 2 i s i inced | Pid6; offered’ at.7* : ] % Let bl Wi i id it Are the “Banshess” Gome? d. time loans, but lenders. evi e Ti~1ast”lean 7. .Bank | over the road so'often that there a nroet, republican, sconsin, sai i & Mayonnm L :mm.o‘:e‘llbenl spirit - regarding enew- !“L‘whnces 6 1-4, longer. any ' thrills “left in it - " r? ! was his opinion that the inauguration Lioyd George says he sees & new mpirit alsincluding commercial paver. although Usually: some -of.the stars-de a lot of | Should end at the capitol When th= pres-|in Irsiand. Perhaps it is not a spirit | pain't no sich anima has, we think a mums tés:fo-all foms of accommodation con- correspondence ‘and ;report late. ident-elect took office. at all, just a “hant.”"—St. Leuis Glope- | pretty good running mate in the followine A tingedsfirm. - g New York, Ja Full. of confidence.< his ears_ ringing| - “I noticed in the newspapers the other | Demecrat. mere recent one. DEL‘CATFSSEN STORE Tifhérty “issues were - the (conspicuous | middling 16.35, . e with the :boosts of home town friends, he | day,” he said, “the suggestion tnat a|- = A ecountryman was standing an & fiwh 4 3 features-of:a strong bond market. the en- L. P — b goes to’the.southlands.as’ though it were | dance might-be given on the capitol plaza | i Wethersfield.—Rev. John Barstow of pier where the day's <atch was beine Sk A% tira group making-variable additions to IBERTY BoNe mARKET. paradise. . . . while the inuaugural ball: was given im|the Wethersfield -Congregational church |landed. .Present a swordfish of mom 40 Frlnklll'l .Street recent izains. | Copper issues ‘also were e But if he makes the hill and is hiked [one of the government buiklings “here.|figured in a-reeent antomobile accident in strous size was hoisted up and the sid * . ¢ mrong. but tractions reacted. Total sales 5 back again and again the ‘glamour “of | The suggestion apparently was that the'which he broke his arm. fellow stared at it in wonder and amaze- 7 - . (par-value) ageregated $14.650.000. Ol spring: training to him .leses its color. ment. He positively could net helieve . . S°bonds were. unchanged on call. : ¢ Baseball -is like any ‘other.-profession. 37 his senses. and when at last he recovered " % ' - . ‘Tis’ the: new. thatcarries the appeal.” Nimaslt sufficiently to speak ft was onlv Nlckel Pla 3 STOCKS. ~4 Several of the clubs:tried to mix pieas- - . e e chaim: | *oPhe mon that camght that ‘. - High .Low Clos. 8600 ure: with ‘business “by going te -.Florida fish {s a lar " —Boston Transeript. UNITED METALS MFG. | . e == Seweelan yoars o < : ' Sie = E s° u - But¥ next- spring: will find -them -swing- y : . 7 COMPANY, Inc. ~ . % : s ime backcinte Texao and ti border Dixie , THE KALEIDOSCOPE f 1;_ :: FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES. states for business purpeses entirely. N B . Norwich, 290 Am o e P2, e | et Eeae Brushe, and hrooms of ordinarw erade 400 Am ! A which are nsed in Argentina are all of de- 3 . [ 3 1 . 2 o9 % mestic manufacture. The industry is een- - 9% Am be) THE wnun[RFUl If you are going to. put your Automobile up for the Tocd 1o wmail shons which Iy et . 4 Am: X 3 ¢ o ’ entirely or hand laber. Lfldi“, Attention | &4 e . S AT . Winter months you will want yeur BATTERY prop- Gold Js yellow anly by reflsted et “ 1 8 Am m% X , 2 It a leat of .gold, so ordinarily i3 % - erly taken care of. . gllders, be N::M between twn pisces of BUY YOUR CLOTH FOR CLOAKING % 7 F E . . a glass and held up to light, it will be seen AND MEN’S BSUITINGS - DIRECT! ity 1 X | We are fully equlpped to give your BATTERY the to tranemit green light. h 3 8% 47 g it po_ths . . e To' Insure themselves against ovarsisen- FROM THE MILL AT MILL PRICES, 3 proper attention it should receive from the time it is 1ne the Chineas Pl 115 5 Tonk Thige AND SAVE MONEY. THE'BEAU- g of joss stick on one of their thumbs. light it and lie down to rest’ When the stick burns down to the flash' the pain awalkes: them and they quickly arise. P Marriage is nst o relicious seremeny among the Burmese. Thers Is'a eofe- msny of course. but the oniy neeesmary ind binding part of it Is that the couple thould, in the sresence of witnesses eall- od together for the purpose. eat out of the same bowl It is maid that the Chinese wash:fine silk in verv pure water. and. as ordinary well water is unsuitable. it is purified b+ putting a quantity of frosh-water snafls ints it for 3 day. These prev en the or- ganic matter it containe and therefore act as filters. Brown bears have been seen in the French Alps for the first time since 1915 By Home In This State .58 .57 : i Te these suffering with Indigestion, e s Torpid Constipation, Sick er Nervous CHICAG® GRAIN MARKEY, - A Oheago. Jan. §—Aseertions that Ar.| Doedaches,” Neuralgic, Kidney Trouble, ;’;nll!ml :;:s ohflering wheat to Germany at | Rheumatiom, Pain 'in the Back, Eczema c to' 20c cheaper than United “and ether Skin Affections, ‘Fruit-a-ti wheat could be gbtained. nad a .boerieg | *0 o Ditatves Influence today on the wheat market here. | S.7¢S. Prompt relief smd assures.a Pr:c? _dum‘gi t:er}v;n!‘lt 3 1-2 te 4 1-4e | ~ speedy recevery when the trestment net lewer rch $1.69.1-2 to 169 | * i faithfully followed . 13-4 and May $1.64 to - 164 1.4 a Carn ds fuo ST .MI, pA g . ?|lost 34 to 1 1-8, and oats 1-2 a-5-8.te tives’ is the enly medicine ¢ [3-4 In provisions the finish was un-| mede from fruil — containing the changed to 5c higher. e * medicinal* principles of: apples, CHICAGD ORAIN WARKET.: oranges, figs and ‘prunes, eombined TIFUL SEASON'S SHADES IN BUEDE, VELOUR, AND . MEN'S .FANCY SUITINGS. SAMPLES ON REQUEST. CAREFARE PAID. GLEN WOOLEN MILLS, WIGHTMAN'S SWITCH, NORWICH TOWN. : disconnected from your Automobile until you wish . Call 1570 on the Phone and we will give you 5 ¢ prompt attention We also do VULCANIZING, and carry a complete sfock of ACCESSORIES LANE RUBBER CO. 1 THE LA VIDs ELECTRIC VINRATON 87.50, Guaranteed in every respect. Lot ug demonstrate this vibrator and prove te you that it is an excellemt applinnce. GAS AND ELECTRIC SHOP, WESTERLY LICHT ANS Fowmn ‘Ce, Westerly, R. L, Yo * THE MYSTIC'PFOWER COMPANY, ' ® East Msim St. Mystic. Comm Open Migh Lew Ciess. ith valuable tonies and Antisepti says the continental edition of the Lem- o Heco TR wil luable and ant es. don Mail. The parish priest of Selfleres e M ley% ey - v P oy ey X e 30, trial si e says that recently he was attacked by & WikiN, YOt WANE 1o sat rea. witsss 6y 50c. 2 box, 6 for §2.50, triak size 25e. . CLINTON E. LANE, Prop. ity y ness before the public. .there,is.ne. médi- 00 Gep Metor- pr, um better than through the ‘advertising} 2% Gom Motor 6 p Ge nMe elumes of The Dulietin. 150 Gt x-:": iirie ! IEL mx o oms o At:all:dealers or sent postpaid, ; sl H FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, .y ok 8% ” T luh o w% o oox 4 DENSBURG. ¥ ¥- { she bear, followed by seven cubs. .He was able to escape. meverely seratehed and mauled. The Alpine bear is mew very rare. and has only be¢m seen thres times in twenty years. Phone 1570