Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 11

A Bulletin Want _ Advertisement Will Get It ———————————————————— 'M 45:;§1W R deela” M to work ft‘l%x I?l’h‘nfihfi B. F. Petemm. A Bulletin For Sale " Advertisement Will Sell I N nmn—-'m h-e mu farm in vicinity of Ni * or :.l.t.ho\lt’ uond hand cotton bleach- med to_mercerigéd work n Mymond Annuv. o wm decl 'Asnn-—nuhund or mlsumt pharmecist wiih growing chain store; Fnd chance for advahcement. United Betal] Chemists, Now London, Lfém. WANTE 1 for cand; m Chogolate 8 W . “WANTED — Teacher ! cuurn or experienced teacher. P, Wi o, Supt., Niantic, Conn. ‘Teach for one-room school in Salem; $20 per week; must be high school rrndua.m, ‘with summer school Write M, nov2sd o PRIVATE -+ American a ul_home, Eastern Poim. ‘board one or twd invalids or elderly persons reasonable; expert nursing. tga Bax 5 400, care Bulletin. ecid WANTED — Farm ‘between 80-150 acres, or -without st within 10 Stoan” o, A5 - Derso; GVIE HIM A CHRIST- 'MAS PRESENT HE eodore 1. Stead, Mgr. lesman and collector, 48 _nova0 WAN NTE| Main st ,_City. '“m—A ‘man ork. B Tallh Turriehel Hyde. North Frankiin, Conn. nov2dd 'A.vnb—-nexla-hle man scll_shrubs, irses, plants; permanent, weekly pay; write for terms. Guaranty Nursery Co., Rochester, N Y. novas d 5. GOVERNMENT wants rallway matl SRR Gotmence "T13b, MONGA: nndy positions ; common education suffl WANTED GIRLS—DRAWING-IN HANDS, FALLS COMPANY, NORWICH, CONN. 0 BENT TO REN meumlnn(lun questions fre mets, 30 rth Thames St. o e PR L TO RENT—Six-room apartment, e Dot o0 it garage, near Backus Cormer, ‘lel. 258. TANTED—_Boys t¢ sell vnmmn atter | - novavd K!-l' free sample bottle. Five rooms, all lmvrwb- th. miles’ of Norwich ; price and full ;partieu- fars. “Anthony. Wisn tic. dm T 5 D—A land in d' blodm Burdick-& M nov29TuTh - ‘WANTED—Second bami~ tique: :;i,y N l.nd 32 CAN USE HE'SPEN'DSeighthoun:dlyonlfil —it’s a big part of his lifi somefl:ingflnthll-&lhflndlfly faction that comes from work well done. ‘There are dozens of gifts that will make his office more comfortable and attractive —others that will be big conveniences to ¥ %sf we buy, and a(.ll est prices. Loms D, Wi ‘Water St., Norwich. mayl9ThSTu WANTED—Buyer ro'r 2 fite :piane cased organ; special, if sold at 0. The Piaut-Cadden Cflmp-’lfli (known or tq;x}aalny and service since 1872). oo TED—Top buggy, good conditlon, TO RE rooms, 31 Maple Bt., corner Asylum St novadd “’lke‘!e‘d Extract Co., Sanbornville, N. novild TO RENT — Furnished roo steam heat, 46 Church St. LOST AND FOUND vy NT — Furnished housekeeping with Tel,muso’s-z. W. moderate price. Write ox 212, care Bul- letin, nov3dd WANTED—Fine washing and ironing, 31 Maple St., corner Asylum St. nov2sd T A MAN told me he was Irish and his follis never came from’ Ireland, 'n’ I ses him every working day of the year. Give him an attractive desk set, an ink well, a brief case, a portable typewriter or LOST_Small dlamond. Wauregan, lo rew: FOR RENT—Two temements at Yantic St. Tel 1696. flDd Return _to deeld ‘tain’t posible, how cum, ‘n’.hé sez they are still over there. TIry our Hayana Spear cigar, 10c straight; Manila cigar, some needed piece of office furniture. &avws—-’ass buys & ?elu;_(r;uln u-n:«:‘ i ny I)‘GT plano in p e condl- Hor; Tin this offet Is inctuded 15 rolls, scart and hmch terms to suit you. The Plaut-Cadden Company (known for qual- ity and servios since 1872). . octidd rooms, 330 n St nov1dd improvements. ters. nov1i7d TO RENT — Two nicely furnished mge encugh for LWO persons. "0 RENT—Fiat of five rooms, with all inquire Brookiyn Outfit- six for 25¢; Red Dot cigar, 5c straightj som3 good pipes 20¢c. Fagan's Smoke Shop. noviid 5 —— Concrete walks to build; work zuA.rumlaed if work is not satis- factery, no clm'ge made, James Fumi- If his business takes him on the road, he- will welcome a shaving kit, a new bag or a FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cummings & Ring dated ;" two mlnulas from square. H. Ring. L 1142 novisd —ronu—n?oE'_fi keeping. Phons 1987. © TO RENT Bix-room apartment, very JOHN A MORAN, Real Estate Broker, nov2i 4 Franklin Square. and Embalmers TO RENT_Modern furnished rooms; meals jf desirad; table guesis accommo- light house- iy8d desirably o located, at Peck's Comer; $22.50 per F .fleml D" ectors Yor further partioulars. inquire of toilet set — something that will put more comfort into his trgveb. You'll find these things—and dozens more —described in th: Christmas Gift Sugges- tions columns in the classified section today. _ Shop the Classified Way ! Buy Now—and by Then—Your Christmas Will be Complete guaro, 123 Oakridge St. Phone 627- noviid WANTED—Raw furs, at H. ner's, every Thursday. A. nov8d WE BUY and pay highest prices for second hand furniture (? Kremens, successor to King, 48-50 Water St. Phone 38-2. sepl2d. WANTED—100 farms for catalogue, 10 acres up, with or without stock; give full particulars 4n first letter | &1 ‘price, size, lncatmn and terms. P. O. Box 103, 3 City, Conn. jy2zd NTED—We, pay higheet prices for second hand furniture. NorWwich Fural: A. Heeb= C. Bennett. 322 Main Street FOR BALE—Horses ture Co., Breed Bldg. Tel. 1914-3. We buy, sell and exchavge. je11a Chamber of Coramerce Building Phone 238-2 Lady Assistant GAGER FOR BALE—One pair work harnesses and two sieds, cheap. Dawley, Box 134, Voluntown, Conn. deold FOR SALE ave 15 Horses that are broken In fo nds of work. They are for sale o 1 all ELMEE K. PIERSON. horses, A R, trade at right prices. Come and see them. ———— / FOR BALE FOR SALE. f_/_—:flfi FOR SALE FOR SALE — Twofamily house on Church St., Moosup. rdick & McNicol, Jewett City, and Tihijer Bldg., Norwich. deold FOR SALE- hound arid Aires r r eventeen montbs' old fox ale, well started on rab- HIDES, SKINS, PELTS AND wooL . 636-3. 3d Dbits, good worker and hole dog; also fe: No. 17 SPRUCE STREET F l Di Rorar s st 18 Write us and our representa- ] | broke: dask Nolan, Tatville, Conn. Nirie ‘room dwellifg . &A. now unera rector tive in your territory will call. T TR T rymr e P garage, within five minutes’ walk an d FOR BALE—automobiles Warce;t:;urr:en;':inq Co. are .‘?,’”O;“g:k"e""h,’:"(:f“;eif’m"(‘sn'ls""?; :f Funkli; sm;-:l.. This is a , - or without sto ress L. Groman, argain, ] FOR SALE—Buick 1019 Liftle Six e Plainfleld, Conn.. Box 14. Phone Moosup |||+ o SRkl artionjwe Em‘ I er touring car, winter and summer {op, low 99-2, deold inquire of mileage, car guaranteed; also Buick 191 Little Six sedan, A-1 condition, §600 PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT motor, extras. Nerwich Town. 0. S. Phone 463-14. decld touring -Car. Bath St decld Iord 1920 touring car, exceptionally good Peck, Plain Hill, " FOR SALE—1919 Little Four Overland Lquire Jacobson Garage, 5 OUR MR. MILLS Will Be At The Norwich Tallow Company Every Saturday “FOR SALE—A player plano one of the best makes, wi 56 rolls, scarf, bench and cabinet; will sell cheap; rea- sur:ls lfgr selling. Write Piano, Builetin. ec “¥oRr SALE—Lig] ght Brahma cockerels for breeding. \’\’:Illz.m ‘Waters, Vergason Ave., Norw! ch Town. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 MAIN STREET | | { | Phones S (: - decl FOR SALE— 1920 Ford d deh\ery car, W ot a panel, body, demountable rims, self start- Wn".lm hfll;grl: ?fif?fi%mue“{l';’fwefié’sfi{{f e driee $1ie. " Tulkily Nachins | . roka, oo Reasain st | Norwien' Sown. =il FOR SALE Second Hand and Antigue Furniture, e FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City Tel. 450. no\'22TuThS ¥OR SALE—Dodge touring car, with interchangeable winter and summer tops. Tel. 717-8. FOR SALE—COt!age six rooms. In- quire at 46 Palmer S decld " FOR SALE—Good farm of 300 acres, A high class meodern two-apartment house, very desirably located in the best art of Laurel Hill Ave. T FOR SALM Great bargain, Cadillac ., AUCTIONS 40 acres cleared land, 10 years' srowth of "ot '“"hf";l’:;"":“:';nx‘:“h of . Brougham, newly painted, in perfect con- | —-— e » i | timber, house and barn; house in very Ly 3 dition, mileage less than 8,000. Inquire good condition; would make an excelient e state Broker, The Henry Allen & Son Co.|br. Higgins. novitd | D. M. BROWN ............. Auctioneer|poultry farm, summer home or hunting Franklin Square 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant and roadstef. ard St. FOR SALE-—H)S Miller's Garage, 64 Brain Lundon. passenger Over 1an Telephone 410-2 dus running order, $275; to be seen af : P T T e hoice location, with large yard for gar- 7 g SAVE $100 by buying this fine Colby | o DAY OR NIGHT Hudson-kissex Service Station. novzdd | Derosia farm. one mile from Plainfleld | o SN L Ent ey, Ty e Ay age, near centér of city; miist be seen te Yotthv FOB SALE—1919 Oakland _roadster, | Station, on Camterbury road, on worth $225, special for $125. The Plaut- new tires and A-1 condition. Cali 628-4 Cadden Company (known for quality and ¥RANCIS D. DONOHUE, between 6 and 7 p. m. novisd SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 1921, service since 1872). . oct13d Shea & Burke “uneral Directors 41 Main Street fine condition; price right. nov18d FOR SALE—Late model Ford sedan, Phone 179, lered. Phone 1828 for particulars. novid TRUCKING Umbl!’ A 6. tl.nlon. ¥. 8. moving and uumni. FOR SALE—New Stutz murh’\g car one 475. nov30d d, model 30, new tires, with spare, first ¥FOR SALK—1914 Cadillac roadster Xn ciass condition; cash only will be PE————————— GEORGE LAMBERT, Occum, teaming, Tel. 617 jyld reservation; good trout brook, located about 3-4 mile south of Glark’s Corner Station, Hampton, £ miles from Willi- mantic, 3-4 mile from state roa school- ton H. White, Administrator, 438 School 1 will sell at public auction at the|St. Webster, Mass. dec1ThSTu FOR SALE Two-apartment house, with all fm- provements and in pink of condition, t nov9d Central Bullding, ~ FOR SALE—A brand new $120 Colums bia grafanoia, $60; easy terms if desired. The "Talking Machine Stop, 24 Frankiia Square. FOR SALE—A fine S8-note at 10 o'clock a. m., * | one- pair light farm horses, 1 pair weighe ing 2800, 1 buckskin horse, been working on ice cream wagon, 1 big bay farm horse, 1 good gray work horse, 1 AMERICAM novsl. D. )(orrl-y. good op. First class roan ‘chunk, good worker and driver, | b L T e nected. Phone, Shetncket BE - Highland Fling, very fast trotter, several The Talking Ma.clnne terms. 24 Franklin Squa.re no\l?blul‘hl OR SALE Large assortment of cows | 2 for sale; seéveral heavy milkers. James H. Hyde, North Franklin, Conn. Tel. 30 Lebanon. nov29d other all around horses, 3 light driving harness and some heavy express harness, 1 surrey, 2 Concord buggies, a lumber wagon, a democrat wagon, a heavy ex- press wagon, and several other things too numerous to mention. These horses must be sold for the high DEL-HOFF HOTEL, Zurcpean es_Bros, Propo. Telephone Shw. Hay, 26-28 Broadway. 237, ¥OR SALE—One farm, ar around 80 (proteet your N te dollar without reserve. Sale rain or |aeres, 1 house, 1 large barn, 1 shed, 1-2 e Hldg. 321 Mawm St, Norwieh, | GUS LAMBERT, TI\ \ Matn St | shine. decld |mile from trolley, between Norwich and ERNEST = Phoone 1386-4 dd | Moving and uucklnt. ‘el 887-v. Montville, known as the Albert Church BULLARD D, JOSLYN, 183 West Main St Ve o B I s R Teacher of the " mv. everything anywhere. Special at- FOR SALE—Hard wood, sawed, $9 per iolie PLUMBING SUPPLIES tention given to moving bellers and mas cord. Tel. 1076-13. novaed Phone 127-4 - 3 chinery. Tel. 198-3. Csepsd WITTER BROS. ........ AnctionsexbRl=s Sopits g e one 127- . nrbxnnnc:( un:‘mg (Sustting and R = Office and Salesrooms, 42 Main Iok *mteren: HBH,,{ Al e bl s e Blisz Place general repai nx ohn Morton, 2 r- ng Distance Mov! xpress St., Danielson, Conn. number. New ' London Salesroom, 16 | Have a Few Fery Bt T novald i man 1T Boowell Ave, . Tel. 1465 Water Bt, Norwich, Conn.” Tel 1703-2.| Qutfite to Lend. H® PLUMBING AND GASFITTING, TEAMING and moving, long dis! Py CONITEACTORS—JOBBERS, Tlumbing San Jonn JOHN BLU trucking l Bpi:lll(y‘ Main St. Phobe T tance H. Ford, 233 7 0.00 buys a beautiful $125 Edison 85 disc phonograph, sgemi-cabinet model; AUCTION NOTICE HELEN L. PERKINS Breed Phone, ri'oxl 568-5. & SON, %hotngket St. ~Phnna 338 LONG DISTANCE MOVING. The ve: Dest lumbing 8y exi - Y »i g By pert Bt ajas Retuns soa ‘i')."’fi'z'u’.’;"“" TEAMING, AND TRUCKING JOHN ¥. TOMP @ Weat Maun 8t Srices. ARTHUR H. LATHROP done very prompily and at reasouable easy terms granted. The Plaut-Cadden | Company, Norwich, Conn. oct22d . " BEAUTIFUL ba rand Sonora pho- nograph, regular SZ’?a special for quick sale $176; easy terms granted. The Pll.ut-Cndden Company, Norwlch, Conn. RIVERSIDE DAIRY FARM, 140 acres, excellent location, near station and markets, close to neighbors, mail and telephone service, fine 12-room house, 2 large barns, shops, sheds and farm build- Snza, all good, 70 acres fertile flelds, large 2.000 cords marketable wood run'nln‘ "water. at buildings, good strea By virtue of an order from the Pro- bate Court of the. Town of Killingly, I will 8311 the real estate and personal property belongiug to the estate of the late Charles G. Sherman at public sale on _the premises ot Paines Village, so- called, in the Valley at East Killingly, Conn., on TEACHER OF SINGING Phone 562-2 Studio, Alice Bldg. LEGAL NOTICES MARJORIE W. PECK VB. URBAN H, Peck. Order of Notice: State of Cmnet!tlc\ll. County of New London, Nov. 25, 1921. Upon the complaint of the sald Mar- jorie W. Peck, claiming, for the reasons SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1921, at 11 o'clock & m., BUILDING Shetucket Strest Phone 175 ul C' YOUNG AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES sTE‘I!;:JN Arvguuq HAVE tires 1etreaded, wok mu CARPENTER and BUILDER | 55ou Fire Co. 53 . B R mala, vt uvaA“UNB Telephene 60 West Main St JOOE‘;H luaronn Blank Beoks Made and Ruled to Order | OF ALL KINDS ! Automobiles, DANCING I 2 ; i g‘no‘i{ 546 or 401 Pr?\?&e"fe)m Ca‘rrlages’ Wa‘gom' Mondays L M W ST T Tl'uc‘k’ and Cam L Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ARCHITECTS & £ 8 ming, Upholatering and Wood Work. Blaciksmithing in all its branches gott & Clark Corp. ARCHITECTS &7 TO ¢16 NORTH MAIN STREET Thaver Duilding, Norwich, Conn TOBACCO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We & complete line of Domes. tic and Imported Cigars. A, L MEYER, Successor to DENTISTS DR. €. R. CHAMBERLAIN DENTAL SURGEON &3 good . Main S'. llblil AND REPAIR- WORK through farm; low price quick sale, 31,000 cash, balance easy terms. TRYONS' REAL ESTATE AGENCY, nov26d Willimantie, Comn. $5,500' WILL BUY 4 three-tenement house with improve- ments, good bakery, and garage for threo cars, located in Greeneville. For thereln sct forth, a divorce. retunu-hl- on the first Tuesday of Ji 1522, before the Superior Cqurt in a lor County. It appearing to and being found by the subseribing authority thn the sald de- fendant, Urban H. Peck, is absent from this State—gone to parts unknown. It is therefore ordered that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given said_defendant by &ubflnhlnz this order in The Norwiqh Bulletin, in Nnmch Con as described: The contents of the house, including first class household furnishings of every descnpuun, also tools, supplies, ete. At 1.30 oclock the real estate Wfl.l be sold, including a two-téenement, 13- room house, with closets, one small cottage, woodshed and - about twe acres of land, Terms on real estate, $200 deposit at time of sale and balance when deeds are delivernd. All sales on personal property cash. If stormy, postponed to first fair week day thereafter. ARTHUR A. SHERMAN, Administrator of Estate. North Scituate, R. I iculars, see A, V. 0O ‘Tel. 1527-3. " FOR SALE Two houses in Greeneville of two tene- ments each. If you are in need of such, look into these bargains at once. CLARENCE SHOLES, 188 West Thames St. Tel 1380. 'VELLO, 188 Cuf mov2da a HIBBERD NORMAN, Asslmm Clerk of the Supeflor Court for New London County. 1Th A COURT OF PROBATE AT decld FOR SALE _COTTAGE HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH, NEAR' LINCOLN AVE. PRICE $4,500.. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. _ APPLY TO JAMES L. CASE Telephote 876 40 Shetucket St Norwich, on the 30th day of November, A. D. 1921, Estate of Thomas Browning. Norwich, i said District, deeeued The Administratrix exhibited her ad- ministration account with sald estate to the Court for allowance; it is therefo; Ordered, That the 5th flay of Decem! , A.D. 1921 at 4 o'clock in the afternoos af the Probate Gourt Room i the City ot Jd_ Distrd | d Qhe same 18, c ointed for hearing and the s: Administratrix is dlmted to ! zive notice thereof by pu‘bflsh‘ni this or- {der once in some newspa: aving a Cireutation In sad District, at least three days nrior to the date of sald hearing, | and make return to the Court. \ 13 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. i INSURANCE J. L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shetucket Street ‘ INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS The ahove and foregoing Is a true gopy of record. Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER. Clérk. i ! PRINTING e FOR SALE tly JOHN R. BOWMAN, Werory Bldg. Norwich, Gnn, | Eheestully, given. The Bulletin_Co. “& boarding :nfiul‘elmwmedmfl:cgm_; e:é 181 . Main St., Norwich, Gonn, ¢ s -1 condition, has be- (Established for Half a Century) oy &&xl.'f smoarger:e at tifs present | : s ge house, with one ex- | oo . PHYSICIANS , COAL AND WoOD - e“;',"“fi" g B garage well ran‘t:g i CIGARS & live proposition for the right KOPLAND K. MARKO M. D. COAL, seasonead wood and King fl}w a.rty Only- someone who means business Cigar aare l.l per lhuuml YE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT jarge or smalil quantities. Phbone ed 3 3. 7, OONANT, 11 ll\lfle 102-106. Thaver Bldg, | Tel 1798 | sz B Shavi, Wiow e m-g A CLARENCE SHOLES, 188 Wi 4 men 1880, West Thames St. » |ldeal gift for everybody, because it is HELD at Norwich, within and for the Distflot of [Feady to open accounts from $1 Present—NELSON g x AYLING, Judge. | here, In the national campaigh for 1, late of ;000,000 more savers by May 1. e [eemece e ANNOUNCEMENTS | What Is Going On Tonight Vaudeville and Motion < Actor at the Strand Theatre Tells How Plctutes _al fotion “I was born fn the midst of & cyclonic | _Girls' Club Breed Theatre, Plotures at Davis Theatre. Mimstrels distriot, which may be partly nChapter, No. 4 R A M, Mfinm.nr.al. \ul.lofl.l..‘. Mgh"mfio.lLonl‘l. ANNOUNCBIEN S Th dulgent parents spoiled me I for they used to go out of find me bits such as any billygoat would relish. Instead of grapenuts I invariably M in for breakfast. home with ahe. Out in our home in Kan- #as, there wasn't any moving van, so I did all the-work. Lots of people claim we use wire in our act, for no living per- eon could Iift a weight of 2,000 Ibs for such skepties 1 can only suggest that they come again 10 see the act and bring their binocusars. That twisting trick is very simple, I lie down on a table and my partner lies in an opposite direction wita his hands gripping a broom stick, which I hoid above my head, then I twist and lift him into the air with the muscles of my wrist, what could be simpler?™ Bo now the secret is out, no more taking les- sons of itinerant strong man who guare antee to increase the biceps 8 1-2 inches in a week. No more munching unpalat- able brain foods, just follow Sandow Le- Clair's rules, and well, i you Hve. it Lectare for Teachers ) The Norwich Teachers' League has dr- ranged for a public lecture, | Your owa iud Huwever, this article have been merely another funnyism of that clever made pos- comedian who with his equally clever part- that has ner will delight you immensely with their the 1 absolutely funny and irrespressible laugh- ing “Nearly” the strongest Man in the World, At the Strand theatre the last half of the weelk. SRS e At The Davis. All roads will lead to the Davis thea- ter today anc Friday and Saturday when the sensational {llusion “Sawing a Wo- man in Two,” will be the extra attraction offered by the talented magiclan, Pro- fessor Flosse. This big novelty which is breaking box office records everywhere, comes direct from its successful ' en- gagement at Pittsburgh where it created & new attendance record. “Sawing a ‘Woman in Two"” offers a thrill, gives you food for thought and has the effect of creating thousands of upinlm- as to how it is performed. Can you imagine a beautiful vmc la- dy placed in an ordinary packing box in full view of the audlence and then sawed in two parts? Can you imagine seeing with your own eyes a huge cross saw pass through the body of the young lady? That's exactly what you will see when you witness the performance of “Sawing a Woman in Two” at the Da- vis theatre. This great fllusion is be- ing offered in addition to the reguiar four acts and motion picture programme. Le- doux and Ledoux furnish an eccentric acrobatic comedy act that is brimming ‘with laughs and thrills. Byron Russel] is considered Jimerica's greatest soft shoe dancer and is always a sure fire act Wells Devear can be depended upon to deliver the goods as a comedy musical tramp. Cy and Flo Weiss will be seen in an original Rural Comedy offering, which i{s sure to please. On the sflver screen will be seen Thomas Meigham's new Paramount picture, “Cappy Ricks,” which is a high class feature. It {8 fill- ed with thrilling scenes of land and sea and the leading woman is Agnes Ayres. The supporting players include such screen artists ag Charles Abbe, Hugh Cameron, John Sainpolis, Eugenie Wood- ward and Ivan Linow, a famous wrest. ler. A very funny comedy entitled ‘Squirrel ‘Food” will also be shown. [ ¢ 23 Re i EBas : i f possible t0 pay interest. will be added to the Wmomnt be distributed on December 1 club members. The 1922 Chelsea Christmags enrolling members and will per cent. interest on all which the regular weekly made on or befors the date on are due. & HRH| k L] | i IE 1 in which the warious scenes are enactéd o don Studio; a plctureesque African especially constructed on & desert near Hollywood ; a complete lage—the stronghold of the bandit taln, Omair; and beaitiful exotic inf ors, such as the interior of the ten, and the desert palace of In the Carthage episode, which is sion in the picture, a very is presented. Battery B Carnival and Bazaar. At a meeting held by the joint carnival and bazaar commitiee of the Battery B and First- Battalion Combat Train this evening the final arrangements krave been made for the carnival and bazaar which is to open Saturday evening, Dec. 3, and continue on Tuesday, Dec. 6th, Wednes- @ay, Dec/ Tth, Friday, Dec. 9th, and close on Saturday, Dec. 10th. Sub-committees have been appointed from ¥oth organiza- tions to operate booths and to decorate the armory which will commence tomor- row. The bazaar will bé opened by = grand military street parade Saturday even- ing and the line of march will be given in a later issue of the paper. ‘The entertainment committee ar® mak- ing ‘arrangements for entertainment and vaudeville nightly, and have a great many surprises for the public in store in the line of en ont. The committee have spared no expense A securing one of the leading Jazz or chestras who will furnish music for con- tinuous daneing nightly. scenes of splendor, peopled with al court, flower girls, hanp girls, centurions and Roman -olflhn The role of the Sheik Is played by Rfi- dolph Valentino, the popular “Jull' “The Four Horsemen of the inclades nmmuu.wuwu-mr.l.# ler. The case further field, Adolpbe Menjou, George “After the Dough,” & two resl mdnhnmmmfl“ An exceptional vaudeville bill is of B, F. Kelth's vaudeville at the ‘The International Revue is a company seven performers. will both with singing, dancing and w—‘ which will surely drive away your of the day. This company makes first appearance in Norwich today. X Miner & Evans are the comedians wiip offer a comedy hit entitied “Watch shp Glasses,” a very funny act Indeed. - Marle Sparrow will present “Just Nese sense.” Do you know that a little nosh sense now and then provides amusement for tired business men. Providing mome sense is Marie Sparrow’s business profesion and he certainly \tvu ugto ft. LeClair & Sampson present acrobatic novelty enuu«l Nsfly Strongest Men in the World They come second as a headliner and it is ficlent to state that act is a travesty of two athletes doing the regulation n nastic stunts. There is probably never besn a dnn- of stage or screen that has caused enlivened discussion among the intellff gent classes as has Burton King's erful production “Every Man's Price,” which the charming star, Grace Darlings enacts the role of the young society deb tante, who is made the victim of h fathers’ greed. You simply must see photodrama of love, power and temptag tidn here in addition to the above acts. No advance in prices. BAVINGS BANKS SUGGEST THRIFTY CHRISTMAS PLAN ‘This is going to be a thrifty Christ- mas instead of a wasteful one if the na- tion's savings banks have their way about it. They believe that a great deal of money is spent in usecless gifts every year, and it is their plan to turn a large share of that money into deposits. The savings institutions, through their Na- tional Association of Mutual Savings Benks, have originated a unique plan for giving accounts as Christmas gifts. “It simply means that we will open an account in any name and turn the passbook over to the giver,” said a Nor- wich bank official. “I can't think of a gift which would be more weicome ¢n Christmas morning than a savings bank book with a com- fortable deposit inside. That should start anybody to saving money. It will show that the giver has confidence in the person receiving the gift, that they want them to get ahead and have a real gosl. This is an excollent opportunity to start the ‘children in the way they should go. A few dollars deposited for them will be an incentive to deposit more, teaching thrift in the year when téaching is the most easlly absorbed. But the Christmas gift passbooi is not intended only for chidren. It is the something that never will wear out, grow old or lose its charm. And it must ever be a reminder of the giver.” The local banks expect to add a con- siderable number of new depositors through this Christmas plan and are up. These accounts will be an' important ad- dition to the number recently obtained Breed Theatrs ‘Shams of Society” entertained a larg® audience at the Breed theatre when it was shown for the first time. wa €a dramatie photoplay directed ‘Thomas B. Walsh as his first independs production and distributed by R-C tures Corporation. The plot revelvel about the affairs of a young couple wealth and social position but who h..v‘ much trouble because the glects to provide his beautiful wife wl adeuate spending money. Woven into the story is a touch of human interest in scenes depict the charmine home Wre 'of a Jew, ish family, consisting of & fine ¢1d moth! ed, two sisters andg & brotaer. One of highlights of the preduction is a barmits | vah varty, a Jewish ceremonial g! { honor of Boy when he enters ¢he !church. A surprise ending of dramatic force also heightens the entere tainmeat valua of the picture. H (n the cast are Barbara Castletcn, lon-. . tagu Love, Macey Harlam, Julia Gorden, Lueills Lee Stewart, Edwarde Davis, Gladys Feldman and others. ] COOKING | Shams of Society is_the feature agaifl ™ "Pood Drink” for Afl Ages. | ooy and for the escond feature aalight QGH Lunch at Home. Offics. =nd comedy drama. Eonntams 4sk for HORLICK'S s Avoid l-muas-kiu- Torrington.—A. W. Warner is acting as manager of the local office of the Western_Unlon in the absence of Mrs. V. A. Curis, who is il at her home on Pearl street. “cet Horlick's hmrrnp, . —_— = When a woman keeps a secret & | izing to something that is Do credit baw .