Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 9

A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It Desk 10. Manchester, Conn. occup! ed territory; the o nentL Write today. to auh Nuxaur’i:. ment oct3ld Illlm WANTED—Good all around farm man; a4 hand housek 2 Atbutus Farm, R. F. % o autiaus :um re, chini., Norwiels " Tel. b octd1d tor 29 1!:’:0: mwc( “ WAN' - o sh"g‘{:dz“ ‘tta look e;;; oct3ld w s;_ Nvmc!:. v tar our ness lerritory ; work, permamnent position, pleasant occu- w_‘w;fi czx for Wzn s:y: with wa%rtrqt. : ieo, D4 ”'-'? 4 care Bulletis ”-'-w 'ul.u %3 :‘RA letter im el §90. to the 3 urse| 3 " i fad s Now Lo octdld CIVIL BERVICE examinations ' Nor- ‘wich Nomber, posluonu $1,400-$1,600 ; 18 upward ; experience unnecessary, ticulars, ndon, Conn. eivil micemmhel‘) ashington, D. %m ’.l‘eL " lefi ;.l um;wm-m wpmny for experienced salesman ; negodl— thul confidential. Communicate bdyv‘l with Joseph Fine Co. instruction, write J. WANTED—A ican STOSE yours co » in to big e Sat s | whae BE sureto m'w I fifi@n or ::lfl &t '?mamaf‘%%fr o flAcml nmn;u trained, w ford, Cu-. TQ BRENT all modu'n improvements. ire Jsa?;m Axnn-—mtm honest Doy over 16| FQR BENT—To a gentleman, pleas- - to work in store. ywflte P. jant ,mrmhdl room wlm Ameri E’x 483, “ __ octlgd Ll) *{z'oimuel Hill 31_!17' " HUNDREDS men-bpy: qvu 17, Wi t~ FOR ;lxl—“ve-;wm w-\amnl. all eod as government rgilway mlfl el orth Thames St eommence $135 month ; steady; ; write immediately. S ate Deot. 357 Hechestor, M. & octsd LOST AND FOUND improvemm oct3ld FOR EENT—One or two furnished or unfurnished rooms. N. A. York, Pwn Aeld Conn 'mn or oet29d *—Furnished rooms, wlumut boa.rd. 81 Union St REWARD for l¢st“hound dog npamed Spot; black and white, tan on head, k N. Greenman, Canterbury, Conn. ax 110. oct2sd ~LOST— Between Jewett City ard Leba- nol. 36x4 1-" tire, mounted on rim. Re- . Smiw, Lebanon. oct27d ZUNESAL DIBECTORS GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE Telephione 630 Cummings & Ring Faneral Directors and Embaimers 322 Main Street Chamber of Coramerce ‘Building Phone 23%-2 Lady Assistant Funeral Director and Embaimer PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT HOURIGAN BROS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett/ City The Henry Allen & Son Co. « 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIKECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant . Telephone 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Bight-room _ cottage, _for adultl. Apnly 74 McKinley Ave. oct29d TO RENT—Five er seven rooj ern_apartment. 47 Fairmount St. BENT—Tenement of uvqn ToOmS, Inquire 221 Laurel Hill Ave. oct29d FOE EEN T—Six-room flat, Xgon- or ree oet26d mod- J Gomnny oct23d iences, to American couple, aduits, Phone 576-2. BENT—Rooms for keeping. Phone 1987, light house- I FOB SALE-—automoblics FOR SALE—Ford touring car, or trade for small tractor, Sackett, therb? Conn. TFOR SALE News cars at bargain prices, f. o. b, New York city, Grant, Columbia, Rbamer, Haynes, Revere, Dixie Flyer, Mercer, Moon, Maxwell. Ap- person, Olds and Pjerce-Arrow. FKoi prices, call H. E. 21 Maple §t., Danieison, Conz. 9d " FOR SALE—AL Ford touring, 8115 ‘condutian, 1913 1914 Kord 'touring, $140; 1918 Ford roadatar. §$175; 1922 Ford coupe, $550. O."S. Peck, Pla.xn fll. Norwich. Phone 16515, ee353 FOR sau;':[two-um erte Bax filimantie, Ct soid vel Gocum, Gonn. S, condition. 7, No. 23 ocuzd FOB SALE—1917 Cadmac, conditipn, new if sold at once. 53 may2ed T. N. M. Lathrop - 12 Montauk Avenue NEW LONDON, CONN, PHONE 278-2 WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS Fel Cl‘l- urchSiL. e STUDEBAKXER-Four passenger club roadster. - Demonstration by appoint- ment, ready for delivery including. re- NASH—1920 sport model, equipment with spare tire and bump- er. Mechanical conditign Ir’k- new. sn - ing price includes painting. FRANKLIMN ROADSTER—Nine B se- rmg 4 passenger roadster. Top, paint| upholstering A-1 Mechanical con- dlt n of this car is excellent. Tires all in good shape, with one extra. TWO POPULAR MODELS BUICK ROADSTER—in excellent con- dition. This car has been recently painted; has 4 good tires, with 2 extras 1918 BUICK, 5-passenger car. top. Repainted and overhauled, FRANKLIN ROADSTER—1921. A-1 mechanical conditions Run less thap 5,000 miles. complete New Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street R, CHIRCTODIST G. THOMPSON, ¥. 8. Chlrwnefllll, :fi ialist (protect your fect). Suite 58 Bldz.. 321 Main St, hnrwm Conn. Pnone 1366-4 COAL AND WOOD COAL, seasonea wood and kmdlhr r small quantities. Phone or E.‘:Llu Shapire, Willow St, x-:rnurly declid PRINTING nu‘nxa of all kinds promptly and done. Estimates promptly and ma'tully ‘h:n. The Bulletin [ 0., way19d DENTISTS DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN DENTAL SURGEON ) M'Grory Bldg. Norwich, Cann. POULTRY P2 | THE SECRET of winter €Zg8a, based yernment research; pamphlet fre.. ;% a'gn Eggtone Speaialm. Bridge- port, Conn. ABCHITECTS CUDWOETH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS Thaver Building. Norwieh, Conn. DANEGING ] 'danc.ns iuil-rue!nr. OM £ Lfi.‘l\nrmw Phone lni ar Private sons c FOR SALE ‘5-pauenger Paige 1921 Tour- ing Car. Perfect condition. Used 1 month. Good reason for selling. ”"Ec;;o- building and painting about Nov. 1st.| yer ter er moldn Right e e PR Dilev H g g L g‘g_ m’f Fumi- Dr’ 1? o;fi‘;ndge Phnnp 827-6. Successor to Kill‘ 48-50 St. glw;le 38-2. WANTED-—100 farms for 'qug., m acres up, wmx or without ture Co., Breed Bldg. Wa buy, sell and exchange. 1d Tel. 191‘5‘ 3. el NTED, B. Tlsgn. 65 Fraaklin St. sncoxl) HAND FOR SALE. FOR SALE Beautiful Whiie Fox Boa At Half Price. Write, Fur, Care Bulletin, FOR SALE Two houses on Laurel Hill, short wl.!k to city, one seven-room house, up Ao date. with garage, other one of 11 rodms, fine location for a home o Inquire about these. CLARENCE SHOLES. BUYEE AND SELLER, Telephone 1183-5. WOoOD | FOR SALE Best Quality Seasoned Wood| 06% Hard $10.00 Per Cord Chestnut $8.00 Per Cord Delivered Anywhere HARRY B. FORD 233 Main St FOR SALE Two tenement house with improve- ments, always well rented. in good repair, near Oak street. Five minutes walk to Franklin square. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building Norwich FOR SALE Farm of 16 acres, on good road, 10- room house, barms, 6 large han coops, well side of house with 21 ft. ef water, 1an& soon to go in building lots, so buy it at farm price; hot air heater to be installed next week. For further Ml.a.xh call CLARENCE SHOLES. BUYER AND SELLER. Telephone 1183-5. FOR SALE—Hgrses FOR SALE or exchange for a small mule or small driving horse, one big black mule; will work single or doutle. C. W. Hanks, North Windham. octs FOR SALE 1 bave 15 Horses that are broken In for all kinds of work. They are for sale or trade at right prices. Come and see them. ELMER B. PIERSON. Tel. 636-3. Je3d AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES CALL at Jonathan Smith’s new station, 31 Town St; inost comvemient place in town for gasoline and mobiloils ut all grades. aug2id HAVE your lires iefreaded, lauk llkl new, wear like new, as good Lancie Tire Co.. 83 W. Msxn SL leb“d OVERHAULING Apply to GLADYS M. FISKE Tel. 246 40 Hobart Ave. INSURANCE IT MAY , MEAN YOU You,'lr:x.bc the next vxefim ances. The is ligible to t! = premium is negligi olmhc firm pro I ion from money Take out a policy to Isaac S. Jones INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE MENTE‘ RICHARDS BUILDING 91 MAIN STREET it afiordt. ¥yeufiuw % 118-118 Mlin (Established fo over. sfl Norwich, Coni. alf a Century) Wiftsgtane Clgar sare 370 3. 7. OONANT. 31 ¥raskiis Telephone AND REPAR WORK| OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts ’!"[w—— {Xa.mz of Slo gnter 2 e Phone 792/ Mechanical Repairs, Painting, “Trim- ming, Uphoisterin, Blacksmithing in all its branches aGott & Glark Corp. 507 TC 618 NORTH MAIN STREET BUILDING WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best work and materials, at right prices, by skilled labor. 3 60 West Main St. -'oommlo ‘BOGKBINDE R JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Breadway . Blank Books Made ,nd Ruled to Odq and Wood Work. | ‘car ilne. N %‘“n‘.‘uru"."p““u el 82| cower 7. wioo ... auetonew g AUCTION » b 'Ezg Jfie’u?wf‘l? oL ’ o arm Nov. m% J&Iflp}'@v T QOWB ? a.ra bull I! bihdullot'ml uhl l gffi Holstein fi will positive be sold regardiess the amflan—b be held | P e B. 0 mington, 2 see uu P, O. Westerly, R, T By order of the Honorable rior ourt, the undersigned cffers fso‘:’e i |the Charles H. Benjamin tu'm SD- Preston MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1921, at 10 o’clock. ¥OR SALEFour-burner cabinef gas Sald farm contalns about 175 acres, 50 range and Rex gas water hw in.first {Of Which can be cultivated, some wood. "'*.u;‘f SR el Fns S 2ct29d w0 v | FOR SALE—25 money-making 10?... = las gnd -two Dll.lll for starting an on vsry Qfllfl-fl ;*dollar bill gets Can be |fine pasturage, with Sroom houu. Z barns, sheds, ieehous in;wsterlnhousemdh..m. llllnzoqd repair, At the same time and place there will a‘-‘- be sold 10 cows, in first el po on spemuy & cows, in first class condition, i aj" wizf about 17 tons of hay and mowed oats. “FoR sufi—'rhi wpk ), rugset ang Baldwin. oh;ggdu rent. Sites for ul oet27d C! pigs. Rasvflshippee, Dayvule. Conn.. F.. F, AND / $50.00 buys a beautiful $125° Edison ANTIQUE FURNITURE. |disc phonograph, semi-cabinet 1model; easy terms granted. The Plxmt-Cadden Company, Norwich, Conn. © oct2! barrels hand pk:k- 1 black horse, about 20 Wenms, 2 wagons, We have the buy- |~ FOR SALE Berkshire pigs. James | 20d ofher articles. ' Sp-Tarn ur farm for Turabutl, Weuweeus Hil, Norwieh Tows. | Sale pesitive, ain ov shin la! Commv.mjca,te Wil ew K oct29d Gm'wlch Cogn_. Qct. mn 1921 Famd Dsielew: O %O SALE—One grade Aveabie Taif: | C1UPERT S RATHOND. Reciver. dil a : wze cg-no%v tox:tsuxrn.ey :oofl eon~ BUY d ces for . D. Barrett, ugxfil Band furai tun dnfl 5’ Sirzsa AUCTION NOTICE Watch for the full adv. ¥ox s 5 and_cottages, fSale aons o151 Headiof chotes Hor Trst lotier as g ara]_ Gnder cnnflructg! nearing com- | siatie po anE % 2t fiotes Bk jon mfl terms. . 0. Box ; now is the time to secure bar- Speincvaint b = lshmgl Lo Seven . o £; come down 3ad see the witractive | on thio state rosd \TAIng Frem Jewist propertie: er. Cre eact ant - ' WANTED—Ws pay highest »flw fo! Co., Crescent Beach, Conn. Cottages to | 'Y 10 Plainfield, on second hand furniture. I~ MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1021, at 11 o'clock a. m. Posters furnished by request by WITTER BROS. AUCTIONEERS, Ofice and Salesrooms, No. 42 Main Street, Danielson, Conn. BEAUTIFUL baby grand Sonora pho—] nograph, regular $375/ special for quick $175; edsy terms en Company. anted. The Plagt Lada Norwich, Comn. “FoR SALE—S{ove parts for all makes of stpves. Bring name of stove and number. New London Salesroom, 16 Water st Tel. 1703-2. sep7d " FOR SALE—Good seasoned wood, $9 cord; in 3-cord Jath.; $8.50 per cord ; chest- nut woed, rd; in 3-cord lots, $7.50 cord. I-Xenrv Ssnchr. Dapielson, Cona. Tel. 81-3. augled ' Private Sale Your own. | OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CONSISTING OF CABPETS, cnuns TOOLS, msn- ES, RANGE, C B STITES PICTURES, AT 50 rmuom sr., MONDAY, OCT. 31, 9-12, 2-4. oct31d MISS. SPAFFORD. AUCTION L. J. Wilcox. Auctioneer, will _sell at public auction at the estate of T. J. Lewis, at the Preston City parsonage, on TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 1921. a1 p. m, ing: One dining room table, § duln 1 sofa, 1 Morris chair, 1 double heater coal stove. pictures, 1 kifchen ta- 1ble, 1 kitchen range, 1 oil stove, n.nuquc parlor set. 1 library desk, 1 coal stove, 1 Wwood stove, 2 bedroom sets, a library set of books, and other articles too numerous to mention. Sale rain or shine. » MRS. T, J. LEWIS, Executor. Preston @ity Parsonage. oct27d TRUCKING $4,580 WILL BUY two-tenement house, 6 roms each apart- ment, with bath, all modern improve- meate, rs see A. V.CO or particula: VELLO, 138 CJifl St. Tel 1527-3. oct29d FOR SALE 1 PAIR WORK HORSES CHEAP 1 TWO-TON FEDERAL TRUCK, APPLY John H. Ford Phone 792 A choice two -apartment houre, very desirably located in Greeneville. must be sold as owner is leaving town Price very attractive. For further partic. ulars inquire of JOHN A, MOEAN Real Estate Broker Franklin Square in very g‘ooli location on Central GEOBGE LAMBERT, moving and trucking. Tel. iu-lL GUS LAMBEBT. No. 341 Main St Moving and truciking. 'Tel. 387-6. C. D. JOSLYN, 293 West Main St We move everything anywhere. Special at- tention given to moving bellers and ma- chinery. Tel. 798-3. _sepsd Long Distance Moving and Exbrelllng. Zimmerman, 17 Hoswell Ave. Tel. 145 ma and moving, long_distance P @ specialty. Jobn H. Ford, 253 HABE “plon 15 C. B. BEO; lou Sheticket St. 335 Phons LONG DISTANCE IOVL\G. TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very promptiy and at reasonable prices. ARTHUR H. LATHROP Shetucket Street Phone 175 PLUMBING SUPPLIES ENRIGHT & McMAHON Plumbing, Heating, Tinning and Stove Repairs SATISFACTORY SERVICE Phone 716-4 PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. FOR SALE. . UO!_‘,TB:\CTOB&—JOB_BEBS. Riyerside farm, 103 acres, beautiful e location, pleasant ~swrroundings, Mail| pried Buidiep — auto highway, near markets, _river HoES 8- me eight-room house, and farm buildings, land well divided into tillable fields, pastures and _ti 5 $2,300; easy terms. TRYONS' REAL ESTATE AGENCY, vcflzfl Willimantie, Conn... BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Sreigh e nis The firm of H. Blackledge & Co., Carpenters and Building Contrectors, also Painters and | Decorators, who have been in {business at 25-27 7th Street, [33,years, are anxious to sell out, on acccunt of the dissolu- tion of the partnership. Itisa rare oppertunity for young business men to succeed to a long established business, and is only given up now on ac- count of the age of the part- ners who wish to retire. The stock of materials and equipment will be offered at a bargain to the right parties. For further information, apply at the office of the' Company, 27 7th Street, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE 8-ROOM COTTAGE Has steam heat and other improve. ments. Good location— ONLY $3,500 4-TENEMENT HOUSE In good repair, near trolley and school— PRICE $6,000 APPLY TO JAMES L. CASE Telephone 876 40 Shetucket St FOR SALE A very desirable property, col of fine 10-room house and outbuildi with aMout 18 acres of land, located rwich Town end, a great np- mr'umry o mnu choice Droperty gg.t :.rrher pu‘t’lcv'nrl 1quite of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, ‘T TEE B The b\nz by expert wormn at u:e fairest prices is guare anteed; also heating and gasfiting. JOHN ¥. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main St. HOTELS D, Morrissey, First class garage service con- FPhone. Shetucket St. DEL-HOFF HOTEL, European plam, Hayes Bros., Props. Telephone 21237. 26-28 Broadway. AMERICAN HOUSE, Prop. nected. LEGAL NOTICES Assessors - Notice All persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Norwich, are hereby notified to return to the assessors on or before the first day of November, 1921, a written or printed list, properly signed and sworn to, of all taxable property owned by them on the first day of October, 192 1. Those failing to make a list will charged a penalty of ten per cent. zudl- i tional, according to law. 1 those having in charge. exempt property, are requested to make returns at_tais time. Blanks can be obtained at the asses- sors’ officg in City Hall, or will be sent by mail upon application. Office hours: Y a. m. to 5 D. on Wednesday ana’ Saturday from 7-to 9. Lists will be rec day, Oct. 4th, 1921, ». m., and evenings ved beginning Tues- Dated at Norwich, Conn., Seiy. 28th, 1921 Y ALBIE L. HALE, JOHN B. OAT, A R. MANNING, TS sep28d. DISTRICT OF COLCHESTEE, SS, Probate Court, Oct. 27th, 1921. Estate of rge L. Liusley, late of Colchester, in said District, deceased. The Executor having exhibited his ad- E‘l:‘%nfionf u:c%\mg mmiam estate o ourt for allowance, Ordered, That the 29th day of Octo- ber, A. D. 1921, at 10 o'clock in the fure- Executor to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, oy publishing this order one time in some per havipg @ circulation in said at least five days Lefore said ed. Certified frem Record. oct3ld H, P. BUELL, Judge. MAGAZINE SPECIALIST UNION SQUARE New Haven.—DMr. and Mrs. Lewls Sargent of New Haven have 34 ENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. vision ot District Deputy W. C. cher of Willimantic is membere of the lodge. week rather than twice a month. next meeting will be held on next Tues day evening. «OWLS. Norwich Nest of Owls held thelr reg ular meeting on Tnesday evening with Routine business was transacted and -plans for a series of whists were discussed. The nest has decided that as so many of the member of the lodge will march in the 3 large number in attendance, Armistice Day eelebration with the mill tary organizations and other bodies that the nest will not march as a body. PATEONS OF HUSBANDRY. The Hallowe'en spirit on Wednesday evening. a real old-fashioned Hallowe'en fun making party. There were ghotss, stor- ies of feast of ple, doughnuts and cheese John M. Swahn was In charge of the entertainment and the re- feast At the business sessfon at! which John ¥. Fanning presided four Te- ceived. At the next meetimg the election and coffee. freshments were served by committee. the app'leations for membership were of officers will take place. ORDEE OF PROTECTION. ‘Thamse Lodge, No. 326, N. E. 0. P, held their regular meeting on Monday present. 1] was announced at the meeting that on November Dis- evening with a large number Routine business was transacted. the second Monday In trict Deputy J. N. Wheeler of New don would pay an officlal wisit to the local lodge-at which time plans for the coming season would be discussed. BNAI BRITH At an enthusiastic and well attended meeting of prominent Jews of Norwich, held at the Wauregan House, plans were made for forming a local chapter of the Independent Order Bnal Brith. District Deputy ‘guregan lodge, No. 6, K. of P, Is g rapid mzreu under the syper- Dres- laboring here to instill new enthusiagm in the dates for initigtion In the near future. Thée lodge which meets in Fngineers' ha'l has decided to hold meetings every The reizned over the regular meeting of Norwich Grange No. 172, P. of H., held in Steiner’s hall The lodge room was effectively decorated in trme Hal- lowe'en style and at the lecturer's hour the 75 present gave themselveg oyer to EAGLES, Uncas i1, 1O, O] F., meets i P Rall” Norwich Acm.tN». 367, F. 0, E., has 1'1&-::- Union, No. 137, U. B. of €. and Sien' s o, be nela a5 the. Commanity s;m' 1354 . meets a1 e e % E opon | o Vauievile wnd Motion Pt ¢ speakers, Hon. Frank E. Herripg, past ;I"W"“Bfid | E T, S g, S | TP T e i Thoms ey ot Wt w.| ANNOUNCEMENTS o] s d’“ m*“ w""‘u umll,' ur.""‘w'm Davis Theatre Todsy and Tomorres. mmmm,m,:f“&.k A faithful pieture of 1iYe in Quebec it of Eagles Is, Does and Stands For. The A Wise Fool, George Melford's pew pro- 5 tee has also arranged for a musi- duction for Paramount, featuring Jametr eal concert and there will also be , which was shown at the Davis theatre last night. Sir Gilber! Parker, author of the novel The Money Master, upon which the picture is found- ed, is thoroughly familiar with the char- acters with which his stories have tg do, Alice Hollidter portrays the role of a Spanish girl who marries Jean Jacques Barbille, an egotistical French-Canadian, and shut up in his little world she finally deserts him and afier many trials enters . a convent. After losing all his wealth and his egotism along with it, Jean Jacques starts out in search of his wife, and when he finally finds her they are heppily reunited. The cast is further augmented by such celebrities as Annp Forrest, Alan Hale, Fred Huntley, Ed- ward Sutherland, Truly Shattuck, Harry 1d and Mabel Van Buren. A very funny two-reel Mack Senmpett comedy entitled Strayed Trom the Steer- age was also well received. An interest- ing Paramount Magazine appeared om the, bill, Strand Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. The Keith vaudeville program, which consists of four acts, are extraordinary in all particulars. O'Conner and MeCormack the These are in Diverting Dance Ideas will be headliner in the vaudeville, exceptional fancy and acrot promising to please a the personality girl, f L is one of those girls that you will like when you first see her and like her more and more every second thereafter. Held and Adams will present their comedy skit entitled Mysteria. This has some- thing to do with their method of pro- ducing laughter, which they certainly do. Newell'and Fay will finish the vaudeville program with a regl acrobatic novelty. Today also ushers into Norwich a new screen star.! She is Miss du Pont. Missy du Pont was born, raised and eduw blonde. She just coulan't held her blonda beauty. But the strange thing is that gha admits that she favors brunettes. “The most beautiful blonde in America™ isn't satisfied—she would ifke to be something else, which is only another way of show- ing that we always want what we do mot have. Her featires are Grecian in their gim- plicity. Her s flaxen hair falls in graceful rivulets. Poise end grace are the keynotes of her movements. Miss du Pont's introduction to cinema fame wiil be at the Strand theatre today, Tuesday and Wegnesday in The Rage of Paris, her first ng vehicle for Uni« versal, The Rage of Paris is a colorful dvama of lite and Jove, with New York sovlety, Parisian night life and the stille neis of the great Arabian desert as the picruresque backgrounds. Miss du Pont is also leading woman In Erick von Stroheim’s million doilar pro- dllc\lun Foolish Wives, soon to be Dreytus of New London and several other prominent members of the organization - spoke. secretary and treasurer. The nucleus of what promises to be- come a wvery strong and Influential chap- ter was formed, and it was voted to have the installation of the new chagter on November 20th. A committee was Ap- pointed to make the Decessary arrany mmuudnnhfimfluhw at the installation. MOOSEHEART LEGION, The women of Mooseheart Legion at a well attended meeting of the legion held at Moose 32°6TH STREET|Home on Thursday evening, with Senior Regent Allda Boyens presiding. The next rsday evening at the Moose Home. The election of officers will take place the close of The meeting a secial hour was served Norwich Chapter, 124, chapter voted to hold a whist Th t the next regmlar meeting. At enjoyed and refreshments were by the committes in charge. DAVIS THEATRE, day and tomorrow. Barbille, a highly pieturesque wmarkab'y virile portrayal. For Canadian winter atmosphere, Mr. Melford took the entire company to the California where more than a month was apent in making exterior scenes with most pie- Later on Redondo Beach Aljce supporting snow-covered mountains of turesque natural backgrounds. the company went to where a wreck scene was filmed. Hollister brads a strong company. Strayed From the Steerage, & two- reel Mack Sennett comedy, and a Para- moynt Magazine' will, also be shown. MOTHER! Your Child’s Bowels Need “California Fig Syrup” 4 Lon- Attorney Jo- slah Greenstein was appointed temporary A Wise Fool is a new George Melford Paramount production adapted from Sir Gilbert Parker’s novel, The Money Mas- ter, which is shown at Davis theatre to- This is a French- Canadian story, teeming with thrilis.| The leading charas zr is Jean Jacques person. This role is played by James Kirkwood and he is sald to have evolved s re- The Irish Drama of Today. There is always a charm about an Irish drama that never fails to exert al- most a hypnotic influerce on an andience. But the Irish drama of today is not the Irish drama of a quarter of a century ago, the drama of W. J. Fiorence's Elleen Oge, of Joe Murphy's Kerry Gow, of Bouceicault's Shaugraun, with their red- coated British soldiers, their Donnybrook fairs, ete. Possibly 25 years from now plays of this type may be seen again, with Black England’s seldiery. miliar children of ‘What has become young ragamufiin and his tender little Imer to whom the tenor sing syruply a years ago? Apparently they have vanished into the land of forgotten things along with the evicted tenant and the wicked landlord. Even the “lords and ladies” In silken gowns and powdered halr, with its mimic gtmosphere of art. refinement and autocracy, is dwindling fast in the Irish drama of today. ‘What is the answer to all thest changes? It is simpje, according to Wal< ter Scanlan, the young Irish actor and singer, whom Victor Herbert. composer, eponsored when he launched his opera Eileen a few years ago, and who s now appearing annually in Irish song plays under the management of George M. Gatts. ‘The Irish-Americans, if you will pardon the hjyphen,” says Mr. Scanlan, “believe that these plays were creating a wrong impression of true Irish character with nothing commendable except a glar- ing title for box office purposes, whose principal features were Donnybropk fairs, references to Irish wakes, and drink with its attendant woes. When 1 signed iy present contract to appear in Irish dramas I insisted on being given present-day plays, depicting the Irish people in their true spirit with an up- lift. And judging by the success of my last season's first starring tour I feel confident my personal views coincide with the lovers of Irish drama in America™ Irish Eyes, written by the American author, Edward E, Rose, in which Mr. Scanlan will be seen at the Davis theatre on Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, on his second annual tour, is pronounced to be the best up-to-d. Irish drama ever presented and should prove a delight to lovers of music and all classes of thea- tregoers. Kis new songs are Mavourneen. My Galway Rofe, The Road to My Love, An Irish Song Will Live as Long as Life and Love Shall Last, ] Was a Pilgrim in Loveland, and Kathleen. Breed Theatre, Today and tomorrow the Breed will present for its feature attraction Thomas H. Ince's latest drama, The Cup of Life; with a disth ished cast, featuring Ho- bart wam:g“ Madge Bellamy, Tully Marshall and Niles Weldh. This is presented on a lavish scale scenic effects, both interior and exterior, are notzble for their magnificence and their fidelity to Oriental siructures, oration and landscapes. Several the: Pathe