Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 13

A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It A Bulletin Want . Advertisement Will Get It ——e——— | e WANTED—Famale WANTED—Miscelisneoss X and govern- | WANTED—A woman for the kitchen,| WANTED—You to buy your Christmes R e N i onih: xpani- | to 40 Wisun_oooking e eefer & Koo | cards ana noveltjss at the Narwich Cirews ce w.' free particulars | ook ; must be ciean, my and nlhi.ble. Jating Library, 104 Main St M S e T, apeion, Motl) | A dectd | =y ANTED_To hire s small farm In - P! | waxTED ) p to work | vicini f Norwich, with or without o1 Equaabi e, Wiiningion. D | el s ey Wiy | %"mum. Sibck” i, Ambas n " deold wxvt D—Farm hand, good milker. Tms, 10714, Jewett Cits. Checolate Shoppe. T WANTED school in Salem; §20 per week; must be high school p-umu. with summer £chool course, or experien P. Wilson, Supt, Nien NTEDCarpenter work by day o contract, Roberts. Tel 297. decld WANTED_Registerod _ or _assistant pharmacist with growing chain store: o4 chance for advuncement Untted Theedore H. Stead = oin T WANTED—Sulesman and collector. 48 Maln City. novied_ WANTED—A man GIBLS—DRAWENG-IN HANDS, wood amd milk furnighed. Hrde, Norta Franklin, Conn. FALLS COMPANY, o AN . NORWICH, CONN, WANTED Rellable man rell_shrubs, tress, plants; permanent, weekly pay: write for terms. Quaranfy Nursery Co., 25 ke Tocheste. nov2sd T. 5. GOVERNMENT wants TO RENTSeven-room tenement, modern improvements, 145 Iockwell & way rmall clerks; commence ’dlls ” mm' Tel, 1468-3. dec2d By Doy . O S actions frea: | . FOB BENTCar mpace, Myrsay’s freey lon questions free : 3 2 e antiin Theivate, | Garage, 17 Spruce Bt. oo . Y. novéd TO RENT—Five rooms, all improve- | mets, #9 North Thames St. deeld vaslila_after sample bott] w. A!rn.:fl—nxy- Wakeson Extradt Co. Sambomvil TO RENT—Six-room a.plflmen(, with garage, near Hackus Corner. Tel. $60. novavd i N. o4 noviid —_— LOST AND FOUND LO8T—Small__ diamend. Wanregan. Suttable rewnrd “FOB BENT Two tencments at 6 Yantic St Tel 1696. not29d TO BENT-—Fiat of five rooms, with all improvements. 1lnquire Brookiyn Outfit- ters. nov17d “T0 RENT Modern furnished rooms; meals it desired; table gueais accommo- dated; two minutes from square. H. E. FUNERAL DIRECTORS GEORGE G. GRANT Ring. Tel. 1143-| novud 10 BENT_Rooms for lght house- Undertaker and Embalmer |/ 1o BEXT —Rooms fome 52 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE | ———— RENT. — Teleghions €30 Four-roam tenement, = with - electric ught. Inquire A. V. COVELLO, Tel. 1527 _ 198 CUf Bt. WANTED—GIrl for candy store. Ye | goods, Ameri o igeanie. Writh N beutifel home Baatorn Pota, will 5 Conn. _nov29d | one or twu invalids or elderly WANTED — Second hand houselold antique furniture, ching, rare decld Dooks and pictures, glassware, etc.; high- est cash prices. Louis D. Ward, 30-33 one-room | Water St, Norwich. IV20FMW icen _ family, qitlel sons reasenable;: expert, nursing. Write %u 400, care Bulletin. deci A MAN told me he was Irish and h\l folks never came from Ireiand, 'n’ I ses ‘tain’t posible, how cum, 'n’ hé sez they are still over ‘there. iy our avana Spear cigar, 10c straight; Manila cigar, six fof 26c; Red Dot cigas, b af t gom) good pipes ic. Fagan's Smoke Shop. novifd “WANTED — Concrete walks to bulid} work guaranteed; If work s not satl factory, no charge made, _James Fym guam,l 28 Oakridge St~ Phome §27-5, nov’ WANTED—Raw furs, at H. ner's, 3:lvmr Thursday. A. C. _mov A. Hosb~ ‘Bennett. “WE BUY and pey highest dpnm— tor Kmnd hand furiiture I:ls 50 o remens, successor to King, atef Phone 38-2. seplad, WANTED—100 farms for Sataloguy 10 acres up, with or without stock; full-particulars in first letter as to p gize, location and terms. P. 0. Eox 1 Jewett Gity, Ca iy22d wnl‘l‘ln-—we pay nighest prices for second hand furniture. Norwich Faral- ture Co.. Breed Bldg. Tel. buy, sell and exchange. Jeiad FURNITURE, STOVES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS of all kinds, old books, pictures, bottles, glassware, etay wanted for oash, - anywhore. in' Bastern Canp, Ward Bros, 45 Jackson Street, Wil mantic, Conn,, Phone 632-3, WANTED, H. B. TIGER, 66 Franklin St., Second Hund and Antigue Furnitm Tel. 713-8. e " —_— BUILDING TO RENT Six-room apartment, very desirably located, at Peck's Corner; $22.50 per ‘month. For turther particulars, Inquire of JOHN A MORAN, Beal Estate Broker, movil d Frenkiin Square. Cammings Faneral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street FOL SALE—Herses ¥OR SALE—One pair work lmrsels, esges auc twe sieds, cheap. A K, Chamber of Coramarce Building | BEraees S0, (W0 oy, o Koo, Phone 238-2 Lady Assistant decld FOR SALE 1 have 15 Horses that are broken in for all kinds of work. ‘They are for saie or trade at right prices. Come and see them. ELMER k. PLEESON, 636-3. GAGER Tel. Je3a WILLIAM C. YOUNG, Contractor and Bullder, Mill' Work sad Jobbing. 50 West Main St. Phone 971 deczd ' INSURANCE IT MAY MEAN YOU You may be the next victim of a fire. Don't take chances. The small annual premium is negligible to the firm pre- tection from money loss it affords. Take out a policy to day. Isaac S. Jones INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT RICHARDS BUILDING 91 MAIN STREET Funeral Director and Embalmer FOR SALE—autemobiles FOR SALE—Buick roadster, exception- al bargain. Phone 861-3, dec2d USED CAR BARGAINS—Two Chevro- let touring cars, a Ferd-reudsier, Ford truck with panel body, Ford.touring car, late model Overland = touring, Iriscos PROMPT SERVICE touring, Crow-Bikn ot and u‘vu‘u other fine used_car rom §75 up. DAY OR NIGHT 74 Putoam, Conn.' Tel. 5. Rosoff's Garage, decd § Cadiliac with Jimou- sine top, newly palified and overhauled, also summer top; price reasonable, quick HOURIGAN BROS. % i s 2 — e - FUNERAL DIRECTORS - | Fo% 58 - Five-pamenger 1airing . i B b e Norwich and Jewett City Diaht et Genp | Aranolal conaition | e TS 4 ?mvcl: ress k. Tbe Henry Allen & Son Co.| _d=2d 83 MAIN STREET _Ton touring mileage, car guaranteed Litte Six sedan, Ford 1820 touring motor, extras. Nerwich Town. >, winter and summer top, low FUNEKAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant Telephone 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT also Buick 1917 A-1 'condition, $600; car, exceptionally good . 8. Peck, Plain Hill, Phone 463-14. decld ¥OR SALE— 1919 Little Four Overland ——— | tou cl-r Inquire Jacobsop Garage, Bath _decld FOR SALE—1920 Ford delivery car, Shea & Burke “uneral Directors 41 Main Street | panel body. demountable rims, self er, etc.; price §275 Shiop. t Taiking Machine decld FOR SALE—Dodge touring car, with rchangeable Winler and summer tops. ROVZ2TUTHS 1OR SALE—Great bargain, Cadillag irougham, newly painted, in perfect con- dition, mileage les than 8.000. Dr. Hj Inquire nov3od YOR SALE-New Biuts touring car A. G. THOMFSON, ¥. 3 and roadster, Mifler's Garage, 64 Brain- Fooi Lpeciaiist (spiect YORE ard fit, New London. Phone 475. novild | Ny By F R - FOR SALE—1919 "Oakland _roadster, cta. Prons 1366w & land _roadster, _— 5 new tires and A-1 condition. Call 628-4 = — ——==|between 6 and 7 p. m. novlsd PLUMBING SUPPLIES FOR SAL¥— 1914 ‘Cadiliac roadster in - e e | fine condition; price right. Phone 179. PLUMBING, | cating. _gasiting and| Hovisd genera. repairing. Joht Morton, 29 Mar- i | el %92-3 ‘nov2id ¥OR SALE--Late model Ford sedan, — | first _ciass conditfon; cash only will bé considered. Phono {828 for artleulars. nov? “LUMBING AND GASFITTING, CONIRACTORS-—JOBBERS, 1 Tlumbiog sad Hesting, JOMN BLUM, Phoaza - ‘O!l 588-5. B plumbling oy expert ; tairest prices s guare roupkine, 67 West Main 86 " JO8EPH BRADFORD Blank Books afd Ruled to Order T'N.MTATHROP NEW KOND oN STUDEBAKER — 1920, Special 6, 5- passenger model, taken in trade for closed car. driven 8500 o8, derful condition, DANCING X. W. LEVY, Instructor, 0dd Fellows’ Hai Phone 1596 or 401 Private leseonn Evening | ¢class ~Mondays and Sradayt, § Cdck Begin Bew, Hovid Sparg tire oluded in selling price. Brand NI:: Paint. FRANKLIN mc R—Nine B ser- s, ::e loadster paint and Istering © A-1 chanical undlthn of this car osllent. Autematic cleaner, spare tire and bumpers cluded in selling price. DODGE—1915 6-pass. Car. This car has been theroughly inspected in CUDPWOBTH & THOMFNON ABCHMECTS Thave: Bulidiag, Nerwieh. Coss. =" sur shap and iy in good conditon. TOBACCO ol e i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL [ FORD—I?18 Touring Cery i good b ] rmwxl.m-—na, 2-passenger Road- ster, in wonderful condition. -This car has only been driven a few thousand miles, and must be seen te be appreciated. Being air-cooled, it is the ideal car for.the doctor or salesman. g per thousand. | BUICK—1918 5-pass. Car, in good con- 4 F. CONANT, 11 Nraakiia 00 dition. This has had very littie mileage, and \is a good Investment o for anyone. Priced right. We -"7 - ml&*.:-:: of Domes. tic and A, L MEYER, Sacesssor to JOHN R. BOWMAN, 118-118 W. Main 8t Norwich, Conn. B (Established for Malf & r , g s o8 PRINTING PRINTING of all kinds promptly asd nasuy done. —Estimates premytly eheertfully given. The Bulletin e Franklio St. 4 COAL AND WOOD JOAL, seasonca wood and kindlings large or smail quantities. Phone o 50 1325-2. R. Shapire, Willow Bt, b= Durkee Lane DENTAL SURGEON Norwich, Cann. M'Grory Blda. ROPLAND K. lunxon EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROA‘I‘ Sulte 103-104, Thayer Bldg. Tel 1790 AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES HAVE your tres 1wreaded, uok i) pew, wear like new, ss good 8t l‘b)“ OVERALIG AND REPAR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, : Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. Blacksmithingsin all its branches 350TT & Glark Corp. {57 TC o156 NORTH MAIN STREET TRUCKING GEORGE LAMBERT, Occum, moving and trucking. Tel, 617-12. 3y GUS LAMBERT, JB., No. 3 Main 8t Moving and trucking. Tel. 387-». C. D. JOSLYN, 293 West Main St. We move eVerythipg anywhere. —Special at- tention given to moving boilers and ma- chinery, Tel. 79 sopbd 1 2 = Long Distance Moving and immerman, 17 boswell Ave. . Tek Ty JEAMING. e moving, 1omy_digtance trucking a_specialty. Joha &“h 288 Main Sc_ Phoue 152, . B. BROMLEY & i Shotacker At Eumn ool LONG DISTANCE MOVING. TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very prompily ané at reasonable Ppriceas. ARTHUR H, MTHRO: Phone 175 Shetucket Strest ; ; Ladies, Attention ! BUY YOUR FALL AND WINTER COATINGS AND CLOAKINGS DIRECT FROM THE MILL AT MILL PRICES. FINE SUEDE, VELOURS AND POLO CLOTH, GLEN WOOLEN MILLS Telephone 278- 2 Bm better than through the advertising WIGHTMAN’S SWITCH NORWICH, CONN. WHEN YOU WANT to put your buai- ness_before the public, there is no medi- 1914-3. We | NORWICH BULLETIN, FWIDAY, DEGEMBER A Bulletin For Sale Mmtmment will Sell It 1921 A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It A Bulletin For Sale X Advertisement Will Sell It BABY NEEDS A LARGE CHRISTMAS ASSORT- ! MENT HRISTMAS is always a howling success C If pleased with the gifts that Santa Claus put in his stocking—he howls with joy. displeased, he howls louder and makes you glad that Christmas comes but once a year. Baby—more than any other person in the the pron family—has to have a large and varied as- Bisve oo at sortment of gifts. One or two is nothing to He needs many—for the pass- ing of a day means the passing of one gift from his notice and the centering of his at- traction on another. Among the gifts sure to pleass baby ar- included animais, baby biankets, carriages, cups, spoons, bracelets, crib blankets, dolls, food puxhers, kiddie laces, rattles, rings and sponges. Turn to the Christmas Gift Suggestions columns in today’s classified section.and find out where to go for these articles. the little tot. for baby! Shop the Classified Way ! Buy Now—and by Then—Your Christmas Will be Complete PUTNAM (Continued From Page kight) ty Guernsey assoeiatin since organiza- cars, leggings, neck- period the plan is to work out the pro- gram for the rest of the school year and E— ¥om saLE FOB BALE_Two stacks meadow hay, also good horse, easy driver, for sale or rade . The a A R.D. 2. Phone 616-2. ~ FOR SALE—Fresh dressed pigs, by 5 hole or guarter, at wholesale price, St. ' Tel. 311 dec2d _ decld ble disc records. Talking Machin ncvn sale; large and Plainfield, Conn.. 99: decld FOR SALE—Two heifers. James Turnbul, Wauwecus Hill, Norwich Town. FOR FOR SALE— for gale; several heavy H.‘Hyde, North Franklin, Conn.” Tel. 30 Lebanon. FOR_SALE—One acres, 1 house, farm. Tel. SALE — Two-family Jewett City, and Thayer Bldg, " ¥OE SALE—Genuine $1 down, §1 weekly. chine 8hep, 24 Franklin Square. FOR SALE—Brand new_Emerson dou- TFARM for_sale; or without stock. Addre: FOR SALE—A the best makes, bench and gabine| gons for selling. FOR BALE—Li for breeding. William Waters, Vergason SALE—Cottage. six Tooms. quire at 46 Paimer mile from troiley, Montville, known' as the Albert XOR SALE_Stove parts for all makes of stoves. Bring name of stove -and number. New London Salesroom, 1§ Water St., Norwich, Conn. Tel 1703-2. sepid buys a beautiful $125 Edlson onograph, house on & MeNicol, Norwich! The Talking Ma: novzld three for §1, only at The e Shop, 24 Franklin Sq. we have farms for\ small, easy terms, with L. Groman, Phone Moosup | decld one of h rolls, scarf, will sall cheap; rea- | Builetin. Box 14. Write Piano, vearling decl | Avrshire | i decld In- decld Large assortment of cows milkers. James nov2sd farm, 1 large between Norwich' 2 nov26d semi-cabinet model; ngs, all good, 7 i pastures, 2.000 throt cash, nov26d easy terms granted. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Norwich, Conn.~ BEAUTIFUL baby grand Sonora pho- nograph, regular $275, special for quick sale 3175; easy terms granted. Plaut-Cadden Compauy, RIVERSIDE DAIRY FARM, 140 geres, excellent location, near station | and markets, close to neighbors, maii and telephone service, fine 1’-room house, 2 large barns, shops, sheds and farm build ! running ‘water at buildings, good stream h farm; low price quick gsle, $1,000 alance easy terms. TRYONS' REAL ESTATE AGENCY, The Norwich, acres fertile fields, large cords marketable ' wood, Willimantie, Conn. ‘. Home-Made " THUMM'S Madam Stanley | the seventh daughter of the third gen- eration, She tells the past, present and {uture by the pianet you were born under, puts you on the guard of your friends and ‘enemies, and” your future companions. She teils you about ab- sent friends, she tells if companions are true or false, also what part of | the country is luckiest for you. Spe- cial readings Sunday. Thorough satis- faction given. Hours: 9 a. m. to 9 P. m. Also Sweet Grass Baskets for| sale. Removed to 275 North Main Street, Norwich, Conn. | To New York NEW LONDON LINE Steamer Lvs. New London 11 p. m. daily except Sun- day. Shea’s News Burean MAGAZINE SPECIALIST UNION SQUARE “You Can Do No Better Than Buy Our Wurst.” Na Salad Complete Without Thumm’s Mayonnaise DELICATESSEN STORE 40 Franklin Street ments each. Tel. 1380. FOR SALE | Two houses in Greeneville of two If You ate in need of such, look into these bargains at once. CLARENCE SHOLES, 188 West Thames St. | decld FOR SALE COTTAGE HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH, NEAR PRICE $4,500. i IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. | cent. in Iowa. The States from Missou- APPLY TO part of Laurel cholce Tocation, age, near centel be appreclated. noved AMERICAT HOUSE, %i thd"gha\‘;fluk St JAMES L. CASE Telephone 876 FOR SALE A high class modern two-apartment Youse, ey deairably tocated - the bess For further particulars, inquire of JOHN A, MORAN, ¥ Read Estate Broker, ¥ranklin Square. FOR SALE o-apartment. m}\vmggu and in pink of FBANCIS D. DONOHUE, LINCOLN AVE. 40 Shetucket St HIll Ave. honse, with all im- condition, with large yard for gar- T of city; must be seen to Central Bullding, D. uuflnqy. _cop- nn.-norr B Breaives. HOTEL. Zuropean { hundred and Nickel Plating UNITED METALS MFG. COMPANY, Inc. Norwich, . . Conn. MECHANICAL FARMS The American farm is adding to its| agricultural machinery other means of | increasing efficiency and convenience. In eight States more than half the| farms have automobiles, 75 per cent.| having them in Nebraska and 73 per ri and Kansas to the northern bor. der on their 1,096,000 farms, have| 631,000 automobiles, says Nation's Business, Tractors seem to be more popular with farmers than motortrucks. Two twenty-nine thousand farms have tracfors and 139,000 pos- sess trucks, Trucks are gpparently most popular in connection with farms mar- keting vegetables and fruit, for 10 per | cent. of the New Jersev farms have them, Tractor§ are proportionately | most numerous in South Dakota, where | | they are on 16 per cent. of the farms. | { The percentage is almost as large inj North Dakota, and is more than 10 per | cent in Montana and California as well, The farmer’s wife is getting some advantages. On 644,000 farms—that {means 10 per cent—water has been piped into the houge, and on 432,000 there is gas or electric light. The telephone is the most universal| of modern facilities used on the farms. Almost 40 per cent of all farms now haye telephones and in Iowa the figure runs up to 86 per cent. In the States beginning with Missouri and Kansas and extending northward, where auto- mobiles are most numerous, 70 per cent of the farms are equipped with telephone: Singleton—They have machines now that can tell when-a man 5 lying. Ever, plan, Props, Telephone 1227, seen one? ‘Wedmore—Seen one? By goah, I mar- * sied ona—Rostan Transesins. the county during the vear; 12.45, Wind- sor F. Clark, Woodstock, Wil repert on the sampling of fertilizers for the co- operative exchanges; 1.00 Dr. G. P. Per- Witk done in the county during the past year; 2.00, John R. Strombers, Abington, will speals briefiy on the development of agriculture in Windham county that has 1 |been fostered by the Windham County Farmers' association; 2.15, Miss Dorothy Buckley will talk ¢m “The Child Health Progra#m as a Means of Increasing Milk Consunwtion ; eommissioner of discuss the tuberculin testing work that If has been carried on in county and & ty farmers as to a future program. mittee 1 from the tist €0 of the T Dpose of this &ram of training acthvities for all the boy of Putnam \ho gre of the age to particl Dpate. One of Pineers has airead: been or; the Baptist church an with the officers and States. have added to their regular work such ii:ssibly have this printed on a little card | which each boy can carry in his pocket. | coun ey, Woodstock, will Teport on the fruit 2.45, J. M. Whittlesey, domestie. animals will state, pointing vut the accomplishments in Windham : Windham coun- Two meeting of the Putnam local com- e heen held recently at which he prongsition of- a cityswide prigram discussed. appointed to this committee thodlst, Coneregational, riscopal church of the city, al- ic schools. It is the pur- ee 4 provide a pro- have been nd. E ler way for an organi- ovs of Putnam, ations in cen made for a boys' 0dd Fellows’ hall 19, Two miectings have heen held recently members of the Scouts organigation. At irst meeting John H. Corbett spok: > Soouts r¢ arding the comrades’ 2 s m! promotéd by the M. €hout the United The Scouts expressed a desire 1 < V' the comrades’ programme as not included in Scouting. Conee- !} iv, a meeting was arranged for M: to meet with the kfficers of the ¢ Scouts and work out.with them Il of the desired fea- g was held at the Peterson, the Scout mast, nday evening, Nov. 28th and a pro- m was arranged for each meeting to be in December. At the end of that held A meeting of represeutatives of the Hartford, Tol day evenin for the purpose of di abl the camping Upon consid- mp sites in the three t the most de- k Pond and need of all thr cring the av: count d to have v comm counties make two camp sits and spective committees. was aspection tou Teport to Secretary uthorized to secure all available & formation as to terms for leasing or pur chase of these properties. Satarday and Sunday, Nov. 26-27, a fon team of Wesleyan coliege «d Thompson under the au- Sices of the County Y. M. C. A. and held special meetings with the young| men and boys of the communty, aiso spoke at the morning serviee of church. The members of the team® we Bob Hoppock, Gyp Smith, Ted Studwell, men prominent in the studeat activities of | Wesleyan. AH three members of the team | gave splendid talks to the is planning to & ms in the county between T ring. Five will be from Yale college and seven from Wesleyan Two working trains are operating out of this i on .the linc to Worcester on ' thé * foute to Boston, at are engaged | in clearing debric remaining atter the storm wrecked pole lines bor- dering the tracks. The destruction. is said to be equal to the worst of the kind in the history of territory affected. Munger of Ansonia is Sunday at the an- of Putnam lodge of to be 1 iodge of The sorro lodge room: building will be open to the members b inz ailowed to invite friends Dr. F, T. Baldwin d from 3 where he h: tending | tuberculosis conference which drew veterinarians from all sections e country Mrs. George Laind was taken to the v Kimbail tal late Wednesday it suffering from an attack of appen itis and was to undergo an operation Thursday. Mrs. James E. Perry, a patient at the hospital the past three weeks, ssed so well that xpected she le to leave the institution with- Webster. pec on Thursday that De- ] Representative | g t was hand for Putnam | A Bulletin Te Lat A Bulletin Want ! Advertisement Will Rent it Adw-rtm:' ment Will Get I{ SSe———————— | ANNOUNCEMENTS Davis Theatre Sunduy, Monday, Tuesduy and Wednesday Two really big names head the What Is Gomg On Tomgh fme. cast which was assembied lo lay the e Sheik,” Geo. Para- many colorful holes in T Melford's latest production and mount’s new a-ntribution to the .t going public, which will be show Davis theatre for four cays beginniug next Sunday. These are Agnes Ayres and Rudoiph Valentino. Miss 3 ear claim to fame was as tne “O. Hen in a series of pictures base on s that famous author, has since is by step, by dint of faultless wor pictures as C 3. Do Milie's den Fruit, has now beco country by John This s through two halve explain. This great balance of composed of Cy sriginal comeds musical.act that and Ledoux and Ledoux of tric_comedy acrobatle act w of thrilling jumps Thomas Melz! ture, “Caroy Rick: picture. It Is a capial pi ricade. s 0s and a strong deals with life on Ne Tt is enacted by an includes V moresque fa Kenneth therine Spencer and Dor Larry S Passing the | rican pet { aa: roduca o play men and ere the latest in their line. On v store i e | | bishop o this high youngst | This se | nominated his | duke of York of Osnaburg, whe | months old, which led | remark of him on on | he understocd that * end father in God is in the being weaned."—London ( HUMOR OF THE DAY to the cember, closing month of the ¥ hand. The Making and Breaking of America | the subect nga of Thompson and appears in the current ne devoted to “issues of Mr. Huizinga was in Putnam mpson to investigate 10 storm damage at his property in | poiice learned Thursday that some has been robbing the poor hoxes ary's church. The Yoss Is not heavy, nounting only to the swali sums drop ped mto the receptacles by those who think of the poor, Telephone communication with Web- ster, Worcester and other points I the ice storm this city during Thursday than on any day this week, though tite ‘service had not been restored to normal. poles that by ke in territory here- s under the weight of ice w ably rotted and therefore not com- ctent to stund up under the unusual i train put upon them. KALEIDOSCOPE General and anti-tobace: Joseph Cover, a painter employed in the railroad shops at Crestline, O., has been restired on a pension, after-having served the company fifty rs and elev- en months. Since 1907 education among the women of India has more than' doubled. The rovortion of educated women in 1907 was 2.2 per cent., and in 1920 it was 5 per cent. Big Ben, the fam®us clock in the tower of the house of parliament, Lon- don, automatically sends a signal each day to Greenwich. It rarely varies so much as a second. Indicative of the range of emotions o the Mexican populace was a recent scene at the bullring in Mexico City. The pecasion was a bulifight, but prior to the start of the fight a group of Mexican singers and dancers performed. The con- Amding aumber Wes & grand opers me v was a total Vostainer | a was much easler from | _Observers have noted that many or‘ con-! | ail ? n | “Are we making any progress wit economic _problems e | "“f think so,” declared Miss Cayc P 1t seems to me th erybody is 1 t | ginning to.real ) f | them simply 4 that they ouzht to ecos ¥ ington Star ot i | *Yes, my boy has fi s ot : < and I'am sending him over to " “Leginning his education.”—i b 7 : Romantic Old M o you ever picked U 3 beach? | Boatman—Werry of! 2 o b’ Romantic Old you Yorll: veves 8 . | found any Boatman— —Disabled V steana. | Landlora—You_ a for the last month. A | “Tena hold m: Landlord—Agree ment? | Tenant—Why “I don't mean o e the prisoner stoutly. v - | no chances. 1 don v ' . oy “Jones hates to have his south every winter. “Feels the sepa “Yes, Boston 1 A schoolgirl was required {200 words about a motor car. She mitted the fpliowing: “My uncle bought a motor | was out riging in the co busted going up a hill words are what my uncle wife He \iry when it | { produstion. he was walking back to town, but Lol tO% Giat Lo repeat 1 ¥ le-Tele- leante. who is mada father's graed. You simply “Your father is unreasonabie,” com- |this pbotodrama of love, power mad. plain-ed her loer. temptation “Why, dear?” 3 “He tells me not to lose sight of my The willow is one of the most adapte object in lifc and then kicks because I |able pi A willow switch come here seven nigals & Week"—Boston | stuck