Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 14

X v y ~ s % S o ) 3 R z 13 : | WORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921 B ; ; PUTNAM l I,——_—-——-‘ | ; ; TODAY AND T n[» ATRE SATURDAY e e e SO e We never did believe in knocking—The public is the judge. Ten years in Norwich with a clean record — “Think It Over.” If you want to see a real Vaudeville, don’t miss this one—actually the best show that has ever played Norwich. W. S. DAVIS. SEVEN BROWN GIRLS VAUDEVILLE'S LEADING MUSICAL ACT “A SYMPHONY IN TONE AND COLOR" ADDED FEATURE BATES AND LADD “FASCINATION” REVOLVING LADDER A MYTHICAL SATIRE T MORTONBROS. |~ CHAS.REILLY R THE VARIETY BOYS THE BOY FROM IRELAND : HERE’S NECKTIES ADDED ATTRACTION that will solve the gift problem for men. Hun- ALICE BRADY, in “DAWN OF THE EAST ¢ 1 n A Story of Adventure, Oriental Intrigus, Romance and Heart Interest. d.reds and hundreds of beautiful, rich, silk neck- NEWS WEEKLY—THE CHAMP"—Comedy ties—almest unlimited choice—bright or subdued colors— sure additional beauty at the special services planned for Sunday. At the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 4.30 = * | o'clock there will be a vesper service. The musical part of the service under DANIELSON msrk of two degrees below had Deen |ine girection of A. P. Burns of Daniel- hed during the early morning bours. | gon. | |The cold weather of Wednesday night, 3 , At the Congregationsl ehurch = jmade barder {o bear by & hlgh Winl| cpristmas concert will be given. . The O e ere tware many | concert will open with an organ prelude o hs tomvices of plumibers Thurs. | fellowed by the processional O Come All = P e g Ye Faithful, led by Christmas heralds ot and the junicr choi The concert will At East Killingly. a project of turning | include songs, recitations, exercises and he lower church 1into a oommunity | carols. idered. At the Methodist church the Christmas will be preached at the 1045 a, ce Sunday and a Christmas con- cert will be given at a b o'clock service, members of the Sunday school to be as- Foliowing are the newl ars of the }(Hun e Woodward Barsiow Unity Encampment. I. 0. 0. )-‘A has elected the followinz officers: chief patriarch: i ward t, Wi were elected as follow Arthur Day, Eug Bousquat Christmas carols will be sung at St h copal church Saturday eve- oliowed by a midnight cel- union. The Sun- Ernest R. Warr iday) to spend the te, Tenn i The funeral of John O'Brien was held }from ‘hursday morning at 8 5 Tie Plymouth Male nartet xave anoth- ded by many relatives ing delegations repre- a examine the b t St Mary i i A < s Ghill - 50c, 65c, $1.00, $1.35, $1.50, $2.00 Vaistion et ST RAN D B d TRAND Each Tie in a gift box if you wish. Chulisen B. F. KEITH'S Only 15¢ VAUDEVILLE —___TODAY 'AND SATURDAY—4 BIG ACTS " RUBE WOLMAN COAKLEY & DUNLEVY SOMETHING DIFFERENT “CHICKEN CHASERS" ends, Al setiools, sublic | senting the Brotherhood of Locomo { Firemen and Cargill council. K. The bearers were Thomas Brogan. Brogan. Tho: Thomas Gann, Henry Quinn and John Gerety. afiernoo various —————————————————————— - s to ‘Je “"'é Having performed a mose dive during = There will be.a | the urncm:iing afternoon band 'r-iz'nt‘ !:::, KNOWLB & WHllE ROEDER REVUE anng ’g"f:_m:r’;t“"l‘f‘dgf‘(;;“: aT;'\\' :;° r‘vl‘nrni IN A COMEDY SKIT SINGING, DANCING NOVELTY t L iie o B ing, the coldest of the winter. Many ) o~ » : g o were made wncomfortable in ANTONIO MORENO in “GUILTY CONSCIENCE cen sen in act n Da mes by the cold during Wed: - the gale fo “Shirts Are “THE STRAND DOES NOT MISREPRESENT !” LUCky Gifts” R DeR s Sl e T (e T o 2 : HOSIERY_ At least, wekmow he will be Silk or Wool a mighl’y lucky man if you ! D A N C E \ of hwest, but *hi: consequence. Some hanging tly broken by the ice storm of a month ago were broken off in nelgh- company {o sing e borlng towns and came tumbling down, a the ne yof removing them, | : a as would have been necessary A br quartet will aecompany the . - - = €, ” i bl [ choir e sarol simeers that 1 heine as | Beautiful heather tones, in give him “Congress” or AT oel Danist=on e X gent Robert W. B 3 % — sdstoek wielson. e or deent Thbea Wool Hose — either drop- “Emery” Shirts. They are §| Miss Adah Danfelson is to leave toda | for a week’s ~sit with friends in Ta stitched or clocked — 50c, : ELKS’ HOI TONIGHT 75¢, $1.00, $1.35. the finest made. Tailored ME, Fi;:e Silke Hose, in all solid g:p'; :"gffkl“’ bfl:’ifi HERB SMITH'S NEW JAZZ BAND olors, f ffects — 2 S b T e e W GENTS 50 CENTS — LADIES 40 CENTS Welcome gift that any man $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, §| will welceme. $6.50, $8.50. DANCE, AT PULASKI HALL! 9 9 Monday, December 26, 1921 || B ! Allen’s Men’s Sho KTRE EE{) p Music by Columbus Band EATRE 13 CENTER STREET DANIELSON, CONN. Aol Conts Today and Saturday OPPOSITE ORPHEUM THEATRE DANCE i e [RiOh i e i *. SEAT e I o At State Armory, Willimantic THE OLD | ettottn Memosiat "Hion gechoo! in North Monday, December 26th | L S\N;l(;::.‘ww,rn;:';.,':",,T:. o “':.',!,;,_,‘,; ith. friends in Putnam T hurch in liast Woodstock Saturday eve-| PEERLESS ORCHESTRA i OAKE'N BUCKET ts at the Day fret the singers residences. including those of Rev. J. M. elow, John Ash and Ben Grosveror.| 'IQ “nmhtocl. il several ll ington, D. C. | a svend the | home. | } | grade ’Y‘he common hes The Connecti~ut Mi jourreved to Paw r a game wi h the Tigers of tha: fne un the sh - as well as trimmin Berls of Naugrtuck Was © jtha frees. Incidantally the sroun of | with friends in Dan'e'son or | warkers huilt a shed for the Commurit Thursdsy. ich made re A the workers a dinner in the v of the church. It seems that pivm pudding containine Rev. Jean Roux, pastor of St | James’ church at Danielson. has sent a check for $75 to Mrs. W. F. Rafferty. ng fund of | permits favorize For the first time this season, {he ped the zero mark jand ..rm- ed recipe. recordin Harner, ———— F. H. & F. W. TILLINGHAST |- i el n t nal ch body. The af will mark tha end - of ; A Picturization of the Song of a Funeral Directors and — = chool elosing today | - Specf§ arrangements have been made| C. F. Colcord of Woodstock has gone Century Embalmers Opals Found in Few Places. v period. fi ery of all mail to Orlando to for the win-| proximately appreciate how cpmpara-ij§ You'll Love It As You Love the PR e There are known only five gem-opal tnam lrr. u[.”4 olecord b large areas of n\‘cily little the farmer actually does Song L il . Conn, &% o and in Illinols an uring the summer |in the great process of crop-growing. — AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT reglons In the entire world. For 500 | scason ships . east, making|To plow millions of acres furrow by 10TH CHAPTER OF surtesy Efficiency, Satisfacticn |OF 800 years, a depoesit in a remote solbist, Woodstock hi “both of Daniel- phone Conn tidn. Mocosup Div. | section of northern Hungary has been mined by local peasants. The removal furrow, to spend millio; of dollars “ e I T id 'o'\ fertilizers, and to reap and gather Mffli LOU‘S . KE.NNEDY | of opals from this region ceased about nd thresh, is no mean task. And yet | comparea with the part that Nawre § SAY IT WITH FLOWERS t at th must | t dav of | afternoon. A a plays in the process, man's work seems UNSH ME DANIELSON (2 irean a0 RGe therma furh 7] No sessions for evenlng classes were| THE DOLLARS AND D o et R o SUNSHINE COMEDY stones from no: thi L it Mlae et ey bndcrtaker and Embalmes |50 rthern CHongary areif o e e G e CENTS IN RAINDROPS| ocs cbouboad inches ‘of samfall o PATHE NEWS Attertion to Every Dstall g S of tha Method 2 "S.grow a food crop under our general el > looked upon as the|farming methods, which means about . «———-———-——-—— the world's ec-|2 e 0 ton sof water to the acre. That|] Continuous Show Saturday ; a bulletin e m is- | scems a pyeposterous figure, but the | Q————— sued from the Washington, D. C., head- | doubter can easily demo ate its s » | quarters of the Geographic | correctness. Suppose American ion with reports of | farmer had to haul the water his > drough damage to crops.|ground must have to give him a good How to Use Asbestos Paper. smallest estimated cot-|crop, and that the distance and freight Has anyone else discovered what continues the | e the s 35 the average rail- | y great help asbestos paper is in bak- spring wheat in poor|road haul and rate in the United o A5 gl s 1ome as well as in many | States. On that basls, it would cost him | "8 ADYthing In the oven can be kept v wheat countries of the|more than $4,000 an acre to water| frO browning too much by putting ther important crops|his place. one or two sheets of asbestos paper and witk drough‘.l “But not only would his water bill| over it, without danger of burning a¢ lain or at least an ac-|be nearly half a million dollars on a in cach the difference|100-acre farm, but his fertilizer bill, | °TOI2ATY paper does. If the bottom o v showers make in humani- | also, would amount to a neat little| the Oven Is too het, some asbestos pa: of things is strongly em- |sum. It is estimated that in the process| per capn be slipped under the pan. A g of normal evaporation, soil water pre-| plece of it can also be put under 1 1 body realizes in a gen- ?:‘e"it: the rootlets of its neighborhood | pay on top of the stove. I have found t the world depends on|with about fourteen pounds of ammo- 5 § it possible to purchase a book of as and fertili food, there|nia a year to the acre. Also, it bestos sheets, 14 inches by 9 inches who even ap- | them some 57 pounds of potash. W suphate of ammonia costing oly 2 cents| ten in number, and they last indefi- a pound (it cost 5 1-2 during the War) | pitely _Goo k and a hundred pounds of the sulphate | 2 C7” 4. Housekeeping. Dec, 21, 1921, a |Fequired to contribute 17 pounds of eth Troland. to Mr. |ammonia, it will be seen that the nr«J-l Beginning of Whale Fishing. arged 1o be he‘d Jeorge. ¥. Geer (Emma F.|cess of evaporation gives the rootle u reet $1.65 worth of ammonia to the acr The date when whale fishing was en « Ra 1 dence was a {in. the intercst of the children at the — “When the World War cut off Ger- | Started Is uncertain, but it is said the - DIED. marsx supplies of potash and it soared! Norwegians were active in that trade MATTERSON this city, Dec. 22, |to $400 a ton, geogolists scoured the| gg early as 837. The business Ba: 1921, D l 3 ,:nf"«}nt son of !_u.r,; United States for the priceless ferti- : a!!yr"el d‘:vel ed fn 1578 xh‘p D]AWIONDS = W ATCI IFS RINGS oo, e T, Matiarson, azeti2 1iserswith ifledsucoam Y etNitierpros yILCSD IAXCELY GevSIuOR SB A% bt ont! 1 o . - oast of Greenland bel ne of the WATERS —1n' Hanover, Dec. 20, 1921, }S%58 of evaporation generously hands E Waters, widow of Henry J.|Out more than half a hundredweight| best fishing grounds known for whales, ngs 4‘0! ters, aged ars and 4 monthe to the acre, in war and peace. This au-| the size and output of oil making the s I X Bats Join Our CHRISTMAS CLUB and— Grace I. Mise : cradle Toll, Mrs. Stan: student I3 with he . Frost of thi season and Mr: Mrs. Sophia Dlantha Van Syckle, who emaats recently { 1 t of Mi f 0dd F cqasuing ve: the engage Benne and Ch Funeral at her tomatic fertilization is worth an ad- ailiille Sviry weelolatfhu s epicala N N E ot 10 Everyone Friday afternoo ditional $2.50 an acre o the farmer at| Greenland whale eagerly sought. : . < "—ll b HINKofxt—anngsuxted Burial in 1T present prices, and wouid have cost the = e (Sraa B . o $10 an acre at war prices. nly Cause of Blood jPolsonin more-(Small amounts you can easily spare without in. I to the peculiar traits and “From this it will be seen that the| port 4 = personalities of each cus- tomer—rings that seem made for YOU and YOTIRS! And for_special events, also—=such as Emhdayl, graduation days, gements, weddings—rich sza rings for the man past fifty—delicate Litle rings for the new-born baby., ‘This wide varicty is to be found at our store. The stock convenience). Deposit them weekly and see them grow into dollars—Yes, a pile of dofllars, and Get a Check $12 to $25 an acre that it costs the| Diood-Polsoning or septicemia. is average farmer to grow wheat is a|Bever caused by dyes, verdigris, rast small figure indeed, compared to what | or any chemical. The only cause is he saves by having Nature as his wu-l bacteria. A bright new nall or a clean- ter wagon and fertilizer source.” looking white stocking may harbor . these germs, while 2 rusty nall may ‘Wise parents aren’t above apologiz- i ing to their children. be perfectly harmless. OF MY LATE HUSBAND, SAMUEL J. AUSTIN. Though absent from each We are not far from H Let not our courage falter, i JUST B E F 0 R E CHRISTMAS E::flayifi"f::’spofiggfi.flfl The mieeting time draws near. _ o "mmnvumnlufifiufihmmnnnuumu unm FOR EVERY CENT YOU HAVE S T, | o i e — for the person or purpose. you are in search of real ring. values, if you are rather eager to be certain of quality, if you are_particular when it comes 2o design, pattern, the natural flawless beauty of precious stone—then come asound and 86 US, And Then Too," " W-W-W Rings Famous for their workmane ship and for the guarantee that has always gone with every ring the Maker puts out. Gem-set, solid gold, in all the 1‘:“ of all the world of gems, re is a splendid line that will Something Inexpensive, yet useful, showing good taste in selection CHURCH & ALLzN and an apprecition of the good tastc o 15 Main Street the one you are remembering. F iR l > . One-quire boxes and larger Gift Cabinets : of Crane’s Linen Lawn, Whiting Fine uner = t| Papers—Eaton’s Highland Linen, in white Directors and colors, and wide variety of new styles. S AV ED — PLUS INTEREST EVERYBODY — OLD AND YOUNG — CHILDREN AND BABIES ARE INVITED TO BECOME MEMBERS. You will have money for presents and other expenses, and it will come so easy it will be just like finding it. Don’t miss it—enroll at once. Let every one in the family join. THE WINDHAM COUNTY NATIONAL BANK DANIELSON, CONN. 1% N s obligation attaches to LOOKIN at d:l::g;!::;nmsoof fine rings—that is your Embalmel's Established 1860 privilege ac THIS store. ~ (Y Remember, This Is “The Store of a Thousand Gifts” Lady Assistant i HENRY E. CHURCH HENRY A. MCEWEN Jewelry ; WM. SMITH ALLEN Telephone 328-3 [ DANIELSON CONN e