Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 8, 1921, Page 9

[ ot AL SR PRI Advertisement Will Get It A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It B A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It WANTED—Male WANTED—Famale . unmw-—wm : W ANTED_Chet, who must be dapend. | WANTED Housework by (ij day of | WANILO _Feopic to Lnow they can - Mm-Sy Wwages at porma- bour. Write Egx 11, care s..ffiun buy Clfystmes wreaths and trees. aise nett piace. Address Box 462, _decsd Pl 5 Sund pine in bags. a1 the phone 360, Danielson, Conn. & J. § 'ASTI.DAYm man, stenographer- Dok r and cost accountant. Duvia-Warner Anas Corde Twelll:» 41 opportUmILY .I'ms l,c ordinances of [C:L‘ of Nor-{by St.’!(fl author{ conuection with = e s @ ’ 3 R gging charges, tostif =L on canal. == | [0 curn cxcoilent lncome at the SWrt by ish lmpose . veusiis of Ve uyon 483 | Bootiegging chazges, testifid againat Me- | = Paimyra Enoar = = [ S Gevoung spare or Whole time and 1@ care Of any 1and o buldig abuttieg | AUTC .. {¥. meets in Oad A'a'p'q‘ XD Thres men '“{,,‘:'L".'.“.; - iy Tof Gymmanent cxseutive position. g ¥ e pantia 2" o e Gty whes | The auorney generat yesiordax dn. | Tatayette Coune : ain upst L= Gppostunity, 512 Mailey Bidg., New Ha- . el Gt A R B B ed the temnorary appointment of of A. ? EFS m o Vo TR dhid | xom meNy—Two turmished reoma o o Geasa” | BA(J( in the old days the Prodigal Son re- Faoa; Fh e Have sorcued taeies | Mr. Aleorn and he. will- reprasing. the | ~Womea of Mooed U S. GOVERNMENT wanis raftway - S R o= - i 3 from ali snow, slect and ice within three | United States zovernment with the Unit- | ™ 3 o ma Cierin H1i0 moneh | st positions | Address Lox C. A k., care Lsulletin. WANTED - Farm ""“"‘f; L:?‘ 108 turned home emPtY handed. totlrs atier it snall huve been deposited, |ed States dlstriot att g e gL "‘,‘,‘;jf‘ N free: write today. Frankiin Institute, | decsd 73 = ;;f,{ff'b;”‘ oraich ; poise and full partioas or within three Lours alter SURKSe WHED | rial of M - in Steiner Dept. 31-C., Rochester, N. Y. dechd ¥OR BENT—Suite of four fine loige LOST AND FOUND cach successly LOST Between Mechanic St and | lmprovementa, 30 North Thames St. decsd | est pricés. Louis D. vard, 30 dnd 33 | - = N A 4 " period of four hours thercatter that it 80 ‘Washington Sa., pair of sheil-rim glasses | —y on ultabls Forsany Kid | WAter {orwich. Phone 708-3. brought nothing with him but good wishes Tema.ns afler proper notice given. f casc. Heturn to 89 Mechanic St; or to Tent, suitable for any mayiiThSTu 3 This will zive notics to all affected by | Phone 1646, $ (ol | S R S i T [ for the family. the foregoine, ordinances thal the same | Pt 1646 st oo S occupied by o haruges maier; Tent very ANTED—Duyer “for a fine piane . will be atrictly enforepd and anyone fam: | il th who has taken |cheap. Appiy Max Sterniic ager | caseq organ; speeial, if sold at ‘once, o oy thate an - 2 ki m‘rs-hlmh 1.:"‘«: St., Norw) i, Tel 1495, decid |$20. The Plaut-Caddén Company (Known , ; . R R e, 3 ‘mml 80 5 5 SR Bltonr"St. Voo | “you mus—Siscroum sspement, sear | 175 (U413 S mervice siee 1818): There are plenty of sons who will wander GLUGE E. PELLOWS, | peam fo Mrs. L Dage, 160 Hickory L7 Lypa) and other iniprovements, also gar- | —°54 BERC I e Ty - _decSTh_ Sircet Comuiissiorier. | Roward dectd | e 194 West Maln SU deetd” | " ANTEDTive tons of stook hay, de- back to the home on Christmas. But the T oy Yl e “beant - | live.cd in Glasko, and & one-horse hu 3 A aEey T s ) ke Lhom mENTrurashed Tight Bouser | Vil i ERSE " Plond T folks at home know these sons are not prodi- a¢ Norveh, within au3 Tor. the Distriot tlon N this offer is included 15 rolls, -~ _— o decid l l 3’ 3 . ot SR aad dench; tarme B N T'oi:' ST T s iteve: | - WANTED Orders taken Tor overgreen g ‘,Bfl:ey"ve. lh""kfm! for s"mzfl'mg, m‘”’fi BLSON 3. AYLING. .vudgeii ut-Cadden Compa o ‘qual- —TFive rooms, all improve- | o WANTED—Ord TSt osepin A Griswoid, late of 16" wnd service aince 1813). | oCtiS0 | manta 20 Norlh Toames BU ©_Gecid | Tpspayy © I iins. 46 Spring St Hhone than a “Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas. JCNESAL BIRRCTOSS Faneral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street mber of Cotamerce Bullding Phone 38-2 Lady Assistant GAGER Funeral Director and = ~mbalmer “ROMPT SERVICE CAY OR NIGHT HOURIGAN BROS. UNERAL DIRECTORS [Nerwich and Jewett Cits The iie mry Alien & Son Co. 8 MAIN STREET rUNERAL DIRECTORS AND CMBALMERS wacy Assistant DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke neral Directors 11 Main Street CLIRETODIST A G. THOMPION Foot dpec i 3-8 Auce L Ceia . Chiropodiat, scet your feet). Sulte 331 Mai S, Norwiea podid PLUMBING SUPPLIES & _and Mar- novild FLUMBING AND GASFITTING. CON I EALIULS—I OBLERS, Tlumbios and He JOLN BLUM, Breed Boidvag. rioNE sss IBING, hie [T ting, _gaabu in Moripn, Phoza The vest mumbm; oy expbrt workmen 4t the fairest Drices 15 SUBR- madeed > neutitg and gasStting. Jon\ k. FOMYMINS, West Main St TRUCKING - i LAMBERT, moving a0l UUCKIBE. GUS LAMBERT, J&., No, 3 Mov.og abiu FUCKiDS. Vel 381 €. D. JOSLES. 283 West Main St. Wa s anywhere. Special at- Lo moiing Lollers and ma- Uccum, teaming, i-li Jyaa | Maia 8L SEAMING ans moving, iong_distance oz @ specialty. Joun n. ¥ord, 233 i'nove %1 ;. B. BEOMLEY & 80! Shetucket St Phgns. B G DISTANCE MOVING. T(AHING AND Tnumu foue very Pruipily and at reasonable prices. THUR H. LATHROP w‘.‘:‘ Streat Phene 176 COAL AND WOOD g e T.:.::'J'rm: ARCHITECTS : CUDWORTH & THOMPRON ARCEWECTS | Swerer Building, Nerwish. Cousn. Gectd WANTED Y work on farm; must be =1 u-lm Tei. 1076-5. el dectd Telephone 410-2} — bhousewori. decSd Wmfl'nn—em to care for sehool or all day. Inguire mornius: Pearl St Phone $49-3 provements, Balletn et “T0 RENT-Tenement, | “WANTED—Girl or woman for general | Write A-1, care Bulietin. rooms for light housekeeping; Address box A. B. C. “room signe price. _uces DLSTR Cail us up. necticul hve opes Wisneke, Antiony ! 2l iin- , care decsd five rooms, all anuiques; oidest and Norwich ; we buy and scl God " pipes 25c. o SALE—Horses work guaranteed; if work 1300 Conn, i D P FOR SALE | W J. hone FOR SALE—Good faurm horse, 1896-22. weight | sville, decsd rge made, Cukriege St WANTED. ‘Thursday WE BLY and pay Tighest dpncis for! FOR SA pave 15 Horses that are broken in for | Second hand - furniture an ooks, | writing Ink z * bough Bave 10 Llorses UlaL e Urgken 1n fOr | Kremens, successor 1o King, 45-50 Water |lot. Address Box 422, Danielvor 1ght pr. Comne anc see them | St Phone 38-2. = o _ QecSThSTU i ELMEE K. PLEKSON. | WANFED—_100 farms for ogus, | FOR SALE White Tel. 536-3. jesa |10 acres up, with or without stock; give | Walter J. Wathen, Occam. ! | full particular | "FOR SALE—One P & = j quire Wauttkey, 115 | FOR SALE—Automoblics f Aperds - ey G z el hand futniure. Norwieh Farak | FOR SALE—Onc Bralm \ ALE—Ford coupe in first cluss Brecd Bidg. Tel. 1914-3. We |breeding. Phone 1855-32 _decsd ist ¥ 0. 1tere | Tel. 4 i | ~ | [ | TOR goad condition YOR SALE st ciass cond Inquire SALE FOR SALE torcy | wnimer (op; p {& Duncan upright ’% of Franklin Square. This is a Gty leay Mg Sorth 355 "sedlal | whe Piaut: ||| bargain. For full particulars Cddden Company (known 10r quality ; | sevice sinoe 1872) oet1za ||| inquire of V0% sark vo ton ey, Ceorin T | | ries. swins, peLTs ano | |y veals Tl L See ||| 'THOCS. H. BECKLEY | 4 | Qicheod Pt Vi : . wooL | 24 : . EAR D tEnesaindel Ford sedan. W b e et “¥OR BALE— brand new 3120 Colum: i AEe TR EES: FOR SALE— ewly USED CAR { DEPARTMENT CHEVROLET AGENCY {Reo Speedwagon in excellent| _ | condition. be et 131 | bottles, glassware, ctc, wanted for| failing waier i pastur Clits dcesa {cach, anywhere in eastern GCgnn.| 1., telephone service: 3080 Dodss Soini ar, | Ward Bros, 45 Jackson Street, Willi- fman farm. Address M 1920 Dodge tourlis cab | mantic, Conn., Phone 632-3. ren. Killingly, Conn Amos k. Whesler. Tei | e =] Terr el decsu TANTED. FOR RALE Two o TIGER, 65 Frankiin st.. Bl B s 1915 Oakiand touring car | Hund Antigee Furniture, |17 g i 1920 Har sdecar T ror SALE- Indian_ 11921 Chevrolet touring in ex- cellent condition. Many Fords to sclect from Bargain prices, cash or terms. S OVERMAULING The Motor Mart 102 Franklin Street FURNITURE, oto 598-3 ley-Datidson mo- Box M., Bulletn. tive in your territory Worcester Phote 1585-2 0-Open stores in Con- ngs tor Lhose sire 1o qualiiy Tor vas of the abo Yantic. WANTED Secord hand furniture and Jargest dealers in | anything; WANTED—You to buy your Christmas cards and novelties at the Norwich Cireus WANTLD — Concrete waiks to build; Jumes Fumi- Phone. w turs, at il AfE ! STOVES, HOUSEHOLD | GCODS of all kinds, oid books, pictures, Rendering Co. Auburn, Mas.. OUR MR. MILLS Wil Be At The Norwich Taliow Co. Every Saturday vho de- \ c posi- high- today. garage, near Dackus Corner lating ‘Library, 104 Main St . dec2d V3 = = - VeI 3L R A MAN t0ld me he was Irish and hie FOR WENT — Two tenements at G6 | fuiks ncver came from ireland, 'm 1 sea Yantc St, with conveniences. Inquire |'airt posible, how cum, ' hé sez they downstairs deobd fare sill over there. lry our Havana = -— - | Spear vigar, 10¢ straight; Manila cigar, | TO RENI— for gt houser | SN0, G} fea Dot Gigdr, ¢ straignt Keeping. Phone 19817, vsd : gan's Snioke noviid is not satig- Shop A B‘:fllelin For 5!.10 Advertizernent Will Sell It His sojourn away from the home nest : hadn’t been much of a success. He was mighty glad to fly back again even if he Suggestions columns in the classified section the Classified Way ! Buy Now—and by Then—Your Chrisimas A Bnfletm For Sale Adyertisement Will Sell It A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell it ANNOUNCEMENTS A Bulletin Want A Bulletin To Let Adverhument Will Rent It TAKE SOMETHING HOME WITH YOU t X0 RENTHeated furnished rooma. T o oyes of Norwich, Conn., | ] WANTED—Second hand furniture, ab- 3 i 2 eppeared in Court and filed a petition Ring, 16 Laurel Hill Ave. decBd | ;o5 "and books. Koy = Rhnkin, o8 If you are going home this Christras take Praying, for the reasons therein st mnn,l T—Four rooms furnished for | Palmer Ave, C Phone 1188-13, 8 e ¥ M iat an instrument purporting to be the lgin housekecpiug on | Union .| _decid Biipes e o with you some us={u! gift as a centerpiece, a last will and testament of said deceased 22 = \\A\TLD ‘To bu; i chea. farm, an; e +3 e - o oy ¥ BENT—Tive of seven Toom Toriton Addgeas 1 A, tae Ast e flower vase, a framcd picture or a lamp. petition be heard and. deterepined st the ment, with or without gaugs, siea nam, Con i e sdochd Your return will be appreciated all il = more. Provate Court Room in the City of Nor- furnisied. C. Chamberliatl, Marun Mouse. | ~yw's <yun—chiidren taken @0, board; wich, in said District, on the 13th day of L et . |nurses care. .Write M. M., care Bulletin. - Deceinber, A, . 1921 at 11 oclock in the ¥oB RENT_Five-room tencment, 103 | deesd - orenoon, and that notjce of the pendency e e 3 e The best places to get these articles and of s pelition, and of said " s 10 RENT, — Fumighed coniton. 3. Lewls, 161 Maia many others are listed in the Christmas Gift this order ons Hine in Sbs NeUITADEE steam heat, 46 Church St ec Will be Complete e T WPt S PY e ooet, P e 28 e S s “Heeb- Beinett. H.A. o from WS, one orse class s one v ~od © music {a lot of sheo 8L will call, player, cost ne ing 1% rolls. s | TFoR_SALE Cottag | Nprwich. FOIt SALE— Two. helfers. James Turnb Norwich Town - WANTED | Studebaker 6 cylinder Road-| ilter in perfect condition. | JOSEPH ¥ DRAWERS-IN. LL & SON, ING. DING COVE. old. Conn, FOR SALE—Exe: or 1896-12 | Joseph Myers, §8 W Lanole Tire C AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES HAVE your lirbs 1dreaded, pew, wear like new, as good' as . 3 W. Main St look like new. ieb24d Bishop Bros., Westerl AND REPAR Tel. 2042 AMERICA™ Prop. First class garage service cop- HOUSE, D. Morrissey, I Trucks and Bected. Phons. Shetucket St DEL-NOFF HOTLL, European plan. Bros., Props. Telephone rflt tl Broadway. = INSURANCE DENTISTS . DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN DENTAL SURGEON n | M'Grory Bldg. Nerwich, Cann. PRINTING OF ALL KINDS i Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, ‘Mec'n:mcal Repairs, Painting, Trim- | ming, Upholstering and Woed Work. mnnmg 'nter at buildings, good stream Blacksmithing in ail its branches \3e0il & Clark Corp. 7 TC 915 NORTH MAIN STREET decsd ape ; houses fo Burdick & Kitchen Danielson, ¢ buildings 1 fem; ced sund, 4 someone ; Vol ock evenings, of The “Talking Machine Shop " FOR SALE—Young Digs, ei Edmund Goodness, Sout ent months old, German police. hin FOR SALE—Barred R. | breeding or show; also cock birds; big selection (o pick from; u{xcfa reasonable. E FOR SALE—Airedales fine litter of Alredale puppies, very best blood lines, pedigree’; Christmas gift_jor the littie one, Wilietts Ave, New Londou, ¥, Mo FOR SALE FOR SALE—Sixty Quarts of high grade ¢ a bargain if bought in one Conn. Leghorn pullets. dec Roath d«»‘.sd o and onn will 00 he nd house, beautiful W one War- montl serew ta untown Franklin nov19STuTh asserman on 1 waich dog, five Phone 1367 decd FOR SALX—Uscful and fancy Christ- mas articles, afternoon and evening. Mis. igton St deebd cockerels for decbd exceptionally with the an ideal Phone 210. delivéred. Tel. 1076- fl of sioves. number. i+ sepld | sale 31755 Carts lnru barns, shops, thro cash, h farm ; nov36d ments_each. 1l good, 70 acres -13. Ering name - of Ne: ondon | Water, St, Nerwich, Conn RIVERSIDE DAIRY FARM 140 aeres, excellent location, near slation and markets, close to neighbors, mail and telephone service, fine 12-room house, sheds and,/farm build- tertild fields, large 2000 cords marketable wood, FOE SALE Hard wood, §9 per cord, decdd ¥OR SALE—Stove parts for all makes stove and Salesroom, Tel. 16 1703-2. BEAUTIFUL baby grand Sonora pho- nograph, regular $275. special for quick casy Lerms Plaut-Cadden Company, sranted. Norwich, the Cona. low price quick sale, $1,000 lance eusy terms. TRYONS' REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Willlmanti; FOR SALE Two houses in Greeneville of two tene- If you are in need of such, look into these bargains at once. CLARENCE SHOLES, Why Not Give Him (or Her) An Insurance Policy For a Christmas Remembrance? mformation cheerfully given by nsurance Agent, 120 P Ko e Laurel W 28 Shetucket Strect 1, INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS | PRINTING of all kinas neatiy done. Franklin St. CIGARS Phone. 538-3. 5. . LEVY, I i Hall. Phone 19 DANCING 'clock. of, J01. Private lessons | Alass ~ Mondays ctor, Odd Fellows' ness be!:;g m DO, n.vIH um better’ than through Almne of The Siimates. prompty 33 cheerfully given. The Bulletin Co., TOBACCO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We carry a cdmplete line of Domes- tic and Imported Cigars. A, 1. MEYER, Successor to JOHN B. BOWMAN, § 116-118 W. Main St.,, Norwich, Conn. (Established for Half a Century) B2 s ooniammais ikt o S s s c1GARE Whitestons_Cigar aate $70 per 2. F. CONANY, 11 Nramkia 5o promptly Tel 1380. 185 West Thames St fl 244 | wayldd APPLY TO thousand FOR SALE COTTAGE HOUSE OF BEVEN ROOMS AND BATH, NEAR LINCOLN AVE. PRICE $4,500. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. JAMES L. CASE Telephore 876 40 Shetucket St 1 e TP SRR {w WHEN YOU WANT 1o put your busi- lace to bulld Farage. The Dubilc, hete s no medt: [© o © SvEL FOR SALE. t, 110 ft. icman Chirent See A. V. COVELLO, the advertising | Phons 1637-3. 198 CuT St FOR SALE e — FOR SALE IN NORWICH, CONN. Near carline, 9-room house, with Price $4,000. Many other good home properties for sale. and large Iot. come places for rental. i Archa W. Coit Telephone 1334 63 BROADWAY e FOR SALE No. 17 SPRUCE STREET Nine room dwelling and new garage, within five minutes’ walk S FOR SALE | Winter top for Dodge Re: ster. In good condition. — | EASTERN CON]\'ECTICUT I H POWER CO. (GARAGE) { North Main St. Norwich, Conn, FOR SALE Two-apartment house, with all jm- provements and in pink of condition, choice location. with large yard for gar- | age, near centér of city; must be seen to e appreciated. FRANCIS D. novdd DONOHTE, Central Building, FOR SALE On Yantic car line, 10-room house in good condition, with outbuildings and 16 acres of land; very desirably located. This_property can be had at a very rea- sonable price—a great chance for the right party. For further particulars, in- quire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, MUSIO ERNEST E. BULLARD Teacher of the Violin Phone 1274 Bliss Place t Have a Fow Outfits to Lend. HELEN L. PERKINS TEACHER OF SINGING | Phone 552-2 Studio, Alice Bldg.| THAMES RIVER LINE, Inc. FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. FARES :—New London 50c, Greenport and Shelter Island §1, New York $2.5C Leaves Norwich, foot of Shetucket or Breed St., Tuesday, Thursday and Sun- day, at 4 P. M. Leaves New York, Pier 27 East River faot of Catherine St, Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday, at 5 P. M, | Connections with all Coastwise and! Foreign Steamship Lines sailing fron | the Port of New York. { For freight rates and further informa- tion apply LAWRENCE LAMB Telephone 969. Agent. WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness beiore the public, there is no medi- um better than through the advertising columas of The Bulletin. to have U moved hours of-its Lecol in, i LEGAL NOTICES ATTENTION Sidewalks | Lo same hos falich in Lhe night Season, 1 such party who falis | on such sidewalk re- | sande within two g so deposited dur Tor iso upon any 10w erly or_proj the day tiwme, sald District, deceased, | on in said District, at prior to the date of said SLSON J. AYLING, Judge. © and foregoing is a true copy N M. DRESCHER, Clerk. 0F PROBATE HELD within ‘and for the District on the 6th day of December, GRORGE E. BRIGGS. Judge. dwin A. Loomis, late of rix exhibited Ler ad- count ith said estate to llowance ; it is therefore t the 17th day of Dezem- 10 c'c! n the fore- ourt Room in Leb- be, and the same earing the same. and ected to this n. a in said v hereof on id Town of Leb- where said deceased last ve days prior to the data and make AT at Lebanon of Lebanon 1921 A COUR A D. noor anon at the T n said District, appointed for said admix and foregolng RGE E. is a true copy IS GGS., Judge. PROBATE HE d_for the Dis day of December, AT A COURT OF SON 3 t Tay AY G, Judge. ate of Lis- ct, deespsed. trix_exhibited her ad- with said estate to lowance ; it erefore day, of Deee the fore- aid District, be, ointed for hearing stratrix ercof by pu nawspay id District, turn te and the is ai- at & of gald the Court T COURT OF THE District of Con- ls gresentation of the return to the | rt Room in the | MWAULIFFE INDICTED OX CHARGE OF BRIBERY Advertisement Will Get H‘ Wheat Is Going On Tomsh' Vaudeviile and JMotien Piciures & Strand Theatre. % today rtu Thomas McAul; bition enforcement gut on a charge of teotive Sergeant and Samuel Ga gainst former chief mroli- agent for Connect: bribery. Former De- Andrew J. Richardson ino, who are heing held Gamival and Bacaa: Mr vents the duplica the case 19 b v “The United States of Am: state of Connecticut terested In the ad | aithoug! Ir indications a {tiated. When a community arises. assistance is T method pre- k and allows on of ANNOUNCF_\‘EPTS Sale on Osk Siceet. Through the agency of A jvery deirable residence ihas been sold for % | of Winsted, Ct., to k ica and the' n- th deepl m Motion Pictures at l Motion Pletures at Da { 1 Coit the asied and welcon . The house was : fate “uf"" e by the other. .It is o corge Havens, for years a prominent E ‘ness and political frifies The appofntment of Mr, Aloorn as a | BSUES 10 business and politica) strivifics special aseletant to the gttorney mone Norwich. It is of pleasing desien ang al to act In the MeAutiffe case. carried | DA% seven rooms and wiod g ments. The new owner residence. cviddnes hofore the will use it a8 & grand furr. and he %o acted today. * Judge Thomas fixed the bond of Mc- e Auliffe at £15.000. McAuli¥e was re. Breed Theatre. leased - In custody of his counsel and | For the secker after something &% formal transfer 6¢ his o4 bond is ex- | ferent in the realm of the photoplay-the pected to be made tomorrow. The coust Management of the Breed theatre has alsn set $1,000 as the amount ~? bond lluml.-lllflz special to offer today, Prilay In the state case aralnst MoAulife. Al- |and Saturday, when there will be pre- though the state case was quashed, ar | sented for the fi s In Norwich the appeal from the ru T hrilling heart-interest photo-drama, “Why Girls Leave Home.” Although the theme and title of the production are HARTFOED AVATEUR RADIO H «|from the great American staze sucoes OPERATORS CONDUCTING TESTs o ! = e R tre goers a generation ago, the Warner Brothers, who present the picture claim Hartford, Conn., Dec. 7.—Great in- terest is being shown in the wireless tests which begin tonight under auspices of the radio league in an attempt ! zet transffntic communieation 1) amateurs. ations which will try to g& In toyeh at thers is not a bit-of maudlin melo- rama in the entire story. Ope prom- {inent reviewer has stated that the pro- {duction struck him as “a blend of “Way Down East’ and ‘Humoresque'"” ale v h w A . | though the plcture itself resembles meith- ith those which Paul Godley ts sup 1 2 of the two productions mentioned. and in Kcotland are at Hartfaed, Brook., The scemario, theme, préduction, and Iyn, Savannah, Cleveland. Chicago, St.|Cast are all of the very hest. Ansa Q. Louls. Denver. San Francisco, Los An.|Niieon has the stellar role and she iz geles, and Roswell, N. M. There are|fuported by Maurice Powers, Corinne {mors than $.000 amatesr statons in | Barker, Dan Mason, George = Lessey, ths United States which have member-|Claude King, Katherin Perry and others ship in the league, have a are cap and more than jof _note. radins of over 1,000 miles, There| The story deals with every home tn Jout 300 British stations which are|ScReral but for the sake of clarity pre. srobab'y, of catehing A mes. |fDts two specific instances. Ane. the sage from thls side l:gme“alfll :«flch meh:,.’r;t n;fimm:: he tests ber { u s every whim. The other, pihe testa besin tonight an dend the home of the r;m;'n:n;. employe. who Inasmuch as alncs 1o | Tepresses in his daughter's every youth- st ;fn'gqmum‘r.E“;,f,f‘,.m instinct. The result fs that both at sattions in cortral west o | Zirls leave home and attempt to fight the on the Pacif ! awai or | Pattles of life alome. Later their paths ss the recor otors siations. | cross and together they work out thelr i “lown dostiny in a mannér which i at CORONER ¥INDS DR. ELT {one time of compelling interest and at Sl the same time true to lfe. ; - Flaborately staged and skiffully a1 on t ABETH | BADOM SUICIDED | T s S rected by Willam S. Nigh under the Pridgenort, Conn., Dec. 7.—The find-|mpervision of Harry Rapf, the manage- Ir;:_ of Dr. Donaldson, medical examiner {ment of the Breed theatre fecls confident :A":‘axrq_\-_ 4 to the cffect that Dr. Eliza- | that “Why Girls Leave FHome® wil prove eth L'7ian Rado s city, a1 adtn Be One of the vt sxtisrying st et | suictae on che mIght of December 2. and | turtataing photoplays they have yet of- that her death cauted by an ov b T dese of a drug jected into her body, e Al el EE has becn accer Coroner John . { i it Phelen, who says the case is closed. | A Prosecutor Buson Wareman ot Fair.| “Thelms> the mysterious chid mind [Reld says he s mot satisfied with the |Feader avpearing at the Davis theatrs il Beding ot has ence to |today. Pridey ana Suturday ove tha: death was ot i er Boston Dr. Racon's body was sent to Harttord |'% O o g oot tate and city officers have not been | Dlindfolded t0ld his thoughts able (o “solve the musters. surrounding |TWATY remarkable facts regarding state Dr. Radom's death. The body was tound |ST8I®. . = on the Penfield road s ald 1t - the e = e e e e 3] | president of the United Drur Co. tended boen tie might e or who her ocom. {him 2 banquet in honor of his return te panfons’ were, if she had any. has . o |POWer in the finencial world, held re- been detsrmined. Many storles by per. | Cently in Boston, “Thelma” was the fea- Wo: *oton Iror v ven that on the Ist D. 1321, the ficated a bi % of the creditors * undersi; d at his orwich, in said Dis- h day of December. A. D. n the foregoon at reditors mayy attend, appoint trustee, be of Referee for care of at, n iizposal there- e le, examine ict such other ; erly come before "THOMAS M SHIELDS, Feferee in Rankruptey. Conn., Dec. 3d, 1921. dec 8d COURT OF THE District of Con- ; 2 Bank- the above named ndon, in the County aforesaid, a “Notice is herel of Decomber given that on the 24 hbe: Norwich, In_sald District 1 day of Decomber, A. D, 19 19 ¢ © the forenoon. o id creditors may at- ms. avpolnt trustee, rders of Neferee for care tho esiate and disposal or vrivate sale, ex- ‘and iransact such properly come be- eetng. THOMAS M. SHIELDS. teferea in Bankruptey. Norwich, Conn., Dec. 6th, 1921 dec8d Peck. Order_of State of London, jorie W. Peck, claiming, for the reasons therein set forth. a divorce, returnabie on the first Tuesday of January, 1922 before Superior Court in and for said County. It aypearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said 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_dofendant rublishing_this oraer fh The Norwigh Mornint newspaper vrinted Norwich, Conn. once a week for twe weeke. successively, ce. jcat, County of Npw commencing on or before the 22d day of | December, 1921 HIBRERD R. NORMAN., Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for New London County. dec1Th “You Can Do No Better Than Buy Our Wurst.” No Salad Complete Without Thumm’s Hope-Made Mayonnaise THUMM’S DELICATESSEN STORE 40 “Franklin Street “of the said Mjr- | Bulletin. a | WHo' CHAtRA. o' hvs Bl s s ong the entertainers. She stond fnquired Imto but mo facts were oh. test from all present, includl tained, it is understood Mr. Liggett, reading their evers thone ; As a supreme test Mr. Ligz placed STATE MAY GET INHERITANCE numerous numbers upon a blackboard . Tt and “Thedma.” biindfolded named N TAX OF THE JORN LYON ESTATE |fieures as fast as they were slaced - a . s ec. 7. Commeces. | OB the board as well as aAding them and iy Tic. 1o O giving the correct amswer immediately s A O ool e after Mr.. Liggett hed placed the last : e John Lyon. alppmber wpon the hoard, the results | milllonaire resident of this town. nccord- | Amenesing Tate wmitany Thie ramere {Ing to & decislon ziven by Judze Geore |arie. chils has ‘baffied svers ona. from & Siater, at White Plains. In Westches- | gtato officials to Harvard professors. ter county, New Vork There has been | “mme theatrs golng publle of Norwleh B ey 0 et Of MY X lare coralally od to agk “Thetma® atete e e e DT the | any questions they wish answered. Comd 7 = spared. On the same programme with In Portchested Mr. Lyon had atways {ZRIOTL Gere"will be four other acth aimed Greenwich as hiz homa plare 2 Mty: Oni' the ‘seres witl {having been born here and had voted :f R . [ e estate has heen anarafsed ae oy . | 1ateSt Paramount plcture, which wifl | (oThe estate has b morateed at &1~ Giown in connection with the vandeville, ! 1 nearls {{y'gald to be the best f1 which this nan- a milllon dollars In real ostate. e X lar star has been seen this season first hearing was hronght hefore Sur. | Lor Star has b j b, | ators deals with the staze and Miss Fere guson has 2 dual role of siznal power. Fine Show at the Strand. It you want to ses some zood vande- le mcts drop into the and’ 5ol the Kelth vaudeville prosramme for the st half of the weel. These are posi- tively the best yet seen in Norwich. | The b rogate Tames A. Foley in Manhattan who sent the case tn Tudze Slater. The iat- ter mow unhalde the state of Connection in Greenwich o | eme — les HEARING TODAY OY CHARGES | ILLEGAL EXECITIONS A, E. F.| opens with the season’s move | —— !eity, “The Belgian Rose” featiring Jos | Washington, Dec. 7.—The speciat sen- | Armstrong, the tramp comedian and |ate committec 0 Investigato | Songster. He has been hitting the traf} | eharges of ons in the A.|With his old clothes and mew stores for E. F. is scheduled to begin in Ingu a long time and where e goes the tomorrow into the allegations lead befor= | Belgian Rose Is known and cccuples a the senate ac the extra session by Sen- |DI&ce of prominence in the Garden of | Eden. | Rolan Krl‘c\- & Co smpany of |comedians, and an extraoglinary com. pany ae that. Theirs ix an act full o comedy and all new comedy, 109, Dobbs and Walkine are ibut of the rube kind and tainly produce laughter w in_ alaughing mooa or m ator. Watson. of Georgia. Senator Brandezes of Connecticut, chairman, has been confined to his home with a severe 1 whether the investi- ced without him was un- certatn tonight. Members of ‘the committce sald they prepared to go ahead with the in- igation and that the war department will cer r you had been asked to furnish such data [ Marie Hart & Co. will give 3 vard {it had becring on the cn mentioned { offering, for the first time in Nor- by Mr. Watson. The latter informed |Wich and theirs certainly is an act of the commiltee today that he was ready | Varlety. Don't miss: this splendid pro- to “render guch assistance” as he could | FTAmme. in getting the facts before the com-; Now plaring at the mittee. | whore it will remain for {days is *“Up the Road With Sallle” which Constance Talmadge 't presinted Lewiy J. Selznick. As a mirth-pro 1t wonld he hard to New Haven, ,Conn., Dec. 7.—A house [1ens ventels than this on the banks of the Branford river In |y s Pranford, whidh seemed to be n:-nxy-!.-d!fi%f‘fif@?&‘f only at night, was searshed last might |y oo st SOTAC and a still of 200 gallons capacity Was |rul of legltimate found bullt in the attie. There Was a | which incite hearls lquid in the st which fiiled it near- | yoo o Iy to the brim. The house was remote- | coou (Y0 (00 5 {15 situated but neighbors Fay that there seemed to be considerable activity around | the place at night once fn a while and it was suspectad that lighor made thers | Loy was shipred away In boats which came | og. up the river. Strand theatrs, run of thred {200 GALLON sTILL FoU IN HOTSE IN BRANFORD YALE & TOWNE CO. TO OPERATE A BEANCH IN GERMANY| Charles Tyler and duuw Moosup visited friends he Philip Lefantasie is m® tions to id a new house & place. Witilam R. SBooner Oneco. The ice storm last week damage here. George C William Fisher met with & having iarge numbers of shade and fruit trees ruined. ' Telephione wires are down and many trees will have to be removed before m. lines can be repaired. Mre William Fisher has returned nuq Plainviile, where she has Loen cartng for. her sister. who has been ill for the past, Stamford, Dec. 7—Annou was made by the Yale & Towne facturing Company here oday that it was the Intention of the company to es- tablish and operate a branch plant in Germany In onder to avail itself of the { low production- costs in that country. Peter F. Angerbraum. who has been superintendent of design and product In the plant here, has been apointed mana- ger of the roposed branch in Germany. has moved aid much coner and: Hartford.—The marriage of Miss Kay Sheedy of this city and Hawry Forster of New York Is announced. The ceremony took piace in St. Joseph's cathedral Oct, 24, at 430 p. m, l(onllnnr Thomas S. Duggan officlating. uw Jer of this city and Frederlck 1 of New