Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1922, Page 9

sponsible sortunicy Miils, l come district m;a W, Park Aye. New York. smzd : $190 . weekly -nunn_u poasi= muk| hig mdney; fast sell- ald nu:e‘-.mlu' of mcly return . 0. Box 9&~Jx§.munl. T MAKE bilities 1 ing hoi orders ¥ ZMW oreman_ for da.in' »farm. 3 H)de. North Fraakih n.e‘:‘_i o ——— 20 BENT W Al\TLD—«YoIIng man, 2i, desires good tenciling and b d—prln B& .2 c.l:g Bulletm. deezld T LEWIS_sutemobile, school now open ing’ envoil b full yrictical address A. Lewis, ain St, Willimantic, CL. TO BENT—Steam heated, furnished n;au for light housekeeping. Tel. 353-12. “10 RENT — Tooms, modern_im- provements. centraily located. Tel. 655-12. Jan2d T "wzfl—gu Toom apartment, with mQ near Corner, Tel. 259. FOR RENT—Front room, central private family, steam beat, for one or twn gentiemen. Box G., care Bulletin. dec3l 'm RENT—Four furnished rooms for on’ Union St. See Mr Mfl at in House. dec30d TO BENT Furnished room, sLea,m neat, eleetric hght, 13 Union St. ec28d TO RENT—Bight-room coltage with all improvements. Inquire of W. Bendett, 127 West Main St. Tel 1925, dec28d GOVERNMENT wants nlhu clerks; $135 month; itions e’ today. iin ipstiute, ter, N. Y. Ri LOST AND FOUXND LOST—One Airedale and hound six months oid. ' Finder notify ¥. L. inson, East Great Plain. Tel jan2d FDCXMones Bn 1718-2. Call .at The House- Franklin S declld D4 noynd & dog, biack and spots. Viih tan heulaz;:«me No, ist&s' h same ing fo) (.)d'f-"”n:“ar“r &itagher. Trad in. Cove 1< BENTHeated furnished rooms. H.E. Ring, 16 Laurcl 31l Ave. decfd FOR RENT — Two tenements at 56 Yantlc St, with conveniences. Inquire downstairs. deced ¢ light house. for %0 RENT—Rooms keeping. Phone 1987. ”Lo'-'r name on mnar iysd Dasid Lavarge Finder leave at 216 Thames, or Phone 590 20d get reward. S deci — —————— £OR SALE—Horses LOST — Small bird dog, with cojor |- ite and lemon. Call 583. dec2sd SALE Horses and Colts EST. THOS. J. WATTLES “PETE,” dam, POULTRY BABY CHICKS, 18¢ cuaranteed send oy ; brooders, Bast Hartford, Ct. 2 yearling coit, by Peter Agan, Henry Setzer mare, “BARBARA A.” b. m. about 9 years old, by Cochato, dam, Lady Chestnut. “BAY LADY,” b. m., 5 vears old, by Henry Setzer, dam, Lady Carroll. “HIBELLE,” 43510.'b. m., foaled 1898, by Highwood, S067, dam, Belphoebe, by Red Heart, 141113, ZUNERSAL PIRECTOES GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE Telegpiione 630 The first four of these horses will be sold at halter and can be seen at the Yerrington place, at Lebanon station. Inguire of W, §. ALLIS, Executor, 91 Muin St., Norwich, jan2daw Commings & Ring SALE HORSES I have a few good horses and two cheap horses that 1 want to sell right away to make room for my first carload of the season, which will arrive about Jan. 6th. Prices are low. Now is the time to buy—as later they will be much higher. Funeral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Coyamieres Building Phane 285-2 Lady Assistant’ GAGER ELMEE R. PIEESON. FOR SALE—Automobiles FOR SALE—$225, touring car, self- starter, new tires. new battery, and all tools, car best of condition; come and see this bargain and satisfy yourself. Lasch, 40 McKinley Ave. janzd FOR SALE exington sedan. newily painted, in first class condition, excelient 995 vice Work or as a_family 1828 = jan2d l ] FOR SALE—A Cadillac standard lime unera OF Biousine, 1915, newly painted and ove~ hauled, A-1 condition, priece $2,000. quire Majestic Garage. Tel. 1988, decli2d FOR SALE—1920 Dodge touring car, first class condition, run less than 8,000 miles. Inquire Amos B. Wheeler. Tel 1772 after § p. m. dec8d OPEN EVERY NIGHT In- and “balmer PROMPT SERVICE BAY UR NIGHT HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Morwich and Jewett City Tbe Henry Allen & Son Co. 2 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTGRS AND EMBALMERS TN M.TATHROP NEW KONDON FRANKLIN ROADSTER — Nine B series, 4-passenger Roadster. k! Top, paint and upholstering St Ly A-1 mechanical condition of 3, this car is excellent. Auto- e matic wind-shield cleaner, L spare re and bumpers in- cluded in selling price. FORD — 1915 Touring Car, in good shape. Late style body and new radiator. _ FRANKLIN SEDAN —Here’s a bargain in a closed car. Late -Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street R DR D e el out of 2 i paint shop. At your own price. e : g MAXWELL—Any one desiring a : DANCING small Touring Car in good N, M. LEVY, Instructor, 0dd Fellows' running condition, can buy this car right. Phone 1836 or 401, Private lessons fi‘i‘“ Eveaing class Mondays and a3 DODGE — 1917, Sedan, newly b - g painted and thoroughly in- spected. Price includes new slip covers. CICARS 12 Montauk Ave. Tel. 278-2 TOBACCO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wé carry a oomplm line- of Domes- tic and Imported Cigars. . . A, L MEYER, Sncoessor to JOUN R. BOWMAN, 116-118 W. Main St., 'lorwuch, Conn. J(Established for Halt a Century) DENTISTS P ————— Paul A. Schwartz, D. M. D. DENTAL AND ORAL SURGEON c1eans —Wmmng Cigar sars &10 ver thousan. 4. ¥, CONANT. 13 A (3 (ON THE SQUARE) b == e Somers Building Tel. 774 INSURANCE fice Hours: 9 A. M—6 P. M IT MAY MEAN YOU| And by Appointme it DENTAL SURGEON M'Grory Bldg. Norwich, Cann. You may be the next victim of a fire, Den't take chances. The small annual premium is negligible to the firm pro BOOKBINDING «testion from money loss it lflcflk. ake out a policy. to day. m:ru munsono S. Jones MMN&: Aug REAL ESTATE DIOHARDSY‘U!LDING <81 MAIN STREET Blank lookl Made and Ruhd to Order WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness before the public, there is no medi- than thro the ad) chains | DR. €. R. CHAMBERLAIN | m YDU v;g to raise money for chus or any imate ent priaa, it us help you ree entertain- ment given to terpal homes, etc. Box 23, care Buile e Noxwu:h Js’h ©rE. 11 kL tne B v, fi.&kl)-hbox‘.!fitusw Farm, s n e :-m WANTED — Second hand nouserold | FOR SALE—It Wil pay furniture, china, et Tare SECOND HAND FURNITUKE and new floor coverings bought and. soid. Get our prices first before ganig elsewhere. New London Salesroom, 16 Water St. Nor- wxch dec3. T WANTED—Modern t apartment, steam heated. Z., care Bulletin, WANTED_Raai estate of every de- scription to sell on cummlasion haflu- Burdick & McNicol, Thayer Bldg., Nor- wich, and Jewett City. dec"KFSMW BUSINESS is sensitive. It goes only where it is invited, and stlz's only where it is well treated. We invite your busi- berg’s After-Dinner cigars, 5c "straight ; Afl——- will freshen cows. dec3ld and get. mmg M- Tel. I.nf.l -| the southeriy side of Wi ‘lfl i)AHmoN ber term, A_ D. 192; Xotice of Sale nl House and Land. accordance with a judgment in the action, In above. ent entitled with ting | phere of family Mfe. som, in the Town of xmma ) with a buildings thereon standin; gy it £aid Dorough of Dauielson. and bounded ea j ahd" described as follows, to wit: Jam Maunila cigars, § for 26c; Seeden- l‘rc:xl-\:é;nom 1 Maple SL, Nunvlch. Conin. Havana Spear cigars, 10¢ straight. Fae gan's Smoke Shop, opp. Woolwortls. dec28d WANTED—Boiler nnd engine, 26 lmru power, state size, number tubes and di- ameter and size of firebox and if open bottom. Write F. B, Stanley, North Stoningten, Conn. 10d WANTED—Raw furs, at H. ner’s, every Thursday. A. C, A Heeb- | Fas Beinett, bngs ma.ke excellent . laundry b Bros.’ A\l ron SALE—Any part government barraci MOO Tot ol te, dlur or heavy khaki cloth; ‘hfll zl around ction Rooms, No. 42 Copa. rox surr-_nemmux ed 9 wme‘.l u%mu Haln St. 31d male Ang ors months. Write or cn.ll Providence St.. Taftvill dec3td no\'sd second hand furniture Kremens, successor to King, Aa-oo Wnter St. Phone 38-2. sepl2d, WANTED—100 farms for _catalogue, 10 acres up, wiith or without stock; give full particulars in first letter as to 8. W. Woolwonh Co. WE BUY and pay bighest prices for { —oe=yyy, —Pvm————m o gotters, fancy red Bnl, $1.2% Fre L outh Willington. centrally Inguire at this office. FOR re fish- per 100. dec3 size, location and terms. P. O. Box xos, Jewett City, Conn. 224 BALE—Good cow. L. A. Fenton. ¥OR TaL 1(89. daczsd WANTED—We pay nignest prices for second hand furniture. TNarMch Fuarni- FOR SALE—A youug Jersey «ww‘ Just cil\::dz one week. 220 Elizabeth S ture Ce., Breed Bldg. el. 1914-3. We h\ly, sell and uchanm e l.d.. FURNITURE, STTVES, HOUSEHOLD GGODS of ail kinds, old books, pictures, bottles, glassware, etc., wanted for farms; pro‘mms near vmnae wm\ stock and tu(;l:k easy terms. John A Ynunk Clnv- eri NY. FOR SALE—170 acre ffll.\! large orchards; and_duiry ‘with im- | cash, _anywhere in eastern Conn.|- Ward Bros., 45 Jackson Street, Willi- mantic, Conn., Phone 632-3. WANTED, Li dec21d " FABMS for sale; easy terms, 'xth or without™ stock. Address Plainfield, Conn. Tel 98-2 Gromaa, H. B. TIGER, 65 Franklin St., Second Hand and Antique Furniture. Tel. 718-3. hard wood. Son, Homestead Farms. POR SALE—Well seasoned Tel. §15-4. H. E. Beard & slabs_and decldd delivered. T$90.00_buys @ fine upright piano; ;20 d:wn. !42 lv;eekly. Ma Plaut-Cadden Company, FOR 05AJ, elophone 107 1076-13. equipped with all 24 easy terms rd wood, §9 ’é‘hs Ta.‘flt.in( per cord, deoud ohine VlCTBOLA. Slyle 80, latest 1922 modei, improvements, $1 down. $1 per week, on club plan. The Tnlklng Machine ~ Shop, Square, ""BEAUTIFUL baby grand Sonora nugm];li._’ regular $275, special for quick $100; Franklin decdd 0- The Norwich, Conn. HIDES, SKINS, PELTS AND wooL Write us and our representa- tive in your territory wili eall. Worcester Rendering Co. OR SALE. Two-tenement house, with all improvements, corner of Boswell Ave. and Broad St. For full particulars, see A V. 2 COVELLO, el T 152 8§ Clift 5‘._ modern Auburn, Mas.. OUR MR. MILLS Will Be At The Norwich Tallow Co. Every Saturday FOR SALE Two-apartment must bouse, with all im- provements and in pink of condition, choice location, with large yard for gar- age, near center of city; e appreciated. be seen to ¥RANCIS D. DONOHUE, novsd Central Building, AUTOMOBILE AOCESSOBIES HAVE your tires ietreaded, lock like new, wear like new, as good as Rew. Main St feb24d 1 FOR SALE PIANO BOXES $3.00 EACH The Plaut-Cadden Co. "~ OVERHAULING AND REPAR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, | right party. quire of ¥OR SALE On Yantic car line, 10-room house in good condition, with outbuildings and 16 acreg of land; very desirably This property can be had at a very rea- nable price—a great chance for the For further parti JOHN A. MOBAX, Eeal Estate Broker. located. culars, in- Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholatering and Woeod Wark, Blacksmithing in all ite branches 60Tt & Glark Corp. 507 TC s15 NORTH MAIN STREET | TRUCKING i S { GEORGE L:LMBLBT, Occum, teaming, moving and trucking. Tel. 617-12. jyld GUS LAMBERT, JK., No. 321 Main St Moving and irucking. Tel. 387-%. C. D. JOSLYN, 293 West Main St. We move everything anywhere, Special at- |tention given to moving boilers and ma- FOR SALE NEAR LINCOLN AVE HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS AND BATH HAS LARGE LOT; BARN, GAS, ELECTRICITY. IT MUST BE SOLD PRICE $6,500 James L. Case Telephone 876 40 SHETUCKET STR FOR SALE In the hills, one mile from just the place for poultry and fruit, or summer home; 100 acres, 60 acres wood- land ; o9m. and aheds ail buildings” good condition; fine large old shade trees, charming spot; cottage, good NUE EET state road, sized barn ning at an iron pin in the northerly end of a stone ‘Witll on the southeriy side of Westfield avenue, thence S, 25 d 15" W 354.4 leetbylando(anh.&.“xl- g Uns.lhence N adjoining land of Mre. Henry to thé northwest corner of said Dau! son’s land to'a corner of wall; thence N. 20 degrees 15% B, of swid Sarali A. Wiliams alon; wall to the point of beginning. Contatn: ©g. ft, be the same more or | Continuous show today from 130 to 10 to Joseph Owen, dated June 8 "19 recorded in Killingly Land Reco Jaseph Owen piace. By atder of the Court: CHARLES E. AYER, Appointed to sell the above premises. AT A COURT OF PROBATE Ii)mbano!n on the 30th day of December, A. Present—GEORGE E. B’RJGGS Estate of (‘orupUua E. Lfiiznrm in saj istriot, daeezud. snwed on d avenue, in 69 degrees W. 60.2 feet | Ward Wing. Danieiso) n fel- | ture at the Breed 740 feet adjoining land s ia | ORGAN RECTTAL AT volume 72, page 131, and known as the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HELD Prelude, Vol at Lebanon, within and for the D\l!fictflt Martini, Judge. ] W. C. T U. monunz'Wadn-dsy.ul D. m, Room 220, Thayer buiding. All Tmembers and friends S are requested to be e iL A s Breed Theatre. Rex Ingram producer for Metro of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,” has a worthy successor to that screen masterpl where a stor of love and greed is pictu ed with intensive intimacy in an atmos- It is the powerful story of Balzac's “Fugenie Granddt,” transplated 1o the screen by June Math- is, and superbly enacted by a cast that inelndes the exquisitely beantiful Alice Terry as Engenie, Rudoiph Valentino as the Parisian dandy who wira her love. Ralph Stoneman as Eugine's miserly old father, and Edward Connelly, Edna Du- mary, George Atiinson, Willard = Lee Hall, Mary Hearn, Bugens Pouyer and “The Conquering Hero"” is the fea- theatre again today and tomorrow and other pictures on the bill include a Christie comedy, titled ‘“Reckless Wives,” and the Pathe News. ——e The forty-first annual organ recital at the First Congregational church will he held Monday afternoon at five o'clock b aelcfib.d H. L. Yerrington, assisted by by Mis Bernice Underwood, soprano. The program will be as folows: 2, No. §, Bach. Gavetts, ria, With wadure Clad, from Hayan‘'s Creation, Mins Underwood; An- dame Cantabile (from the Fifth Sym- {phony) Pete Tiyfeh Tohalkoveki: Pre- { lude-Pastorale (Djes est Laetitize) Yon! . Blshon. First Seiectman of the | (No.) of Ten Offertories on American St of T e s o Hymn. filed a petition nrayln“ for the Treasons theréin set forth, that letters of adminis- be granted on said estate, alleged tration to be intestate. ‘Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said -tones) (a) Lotus Flower, Schumann : (b) Thour't Like Unto Flower, Rubinstein; (c) Come to the gar- den, Love, Mary Turner Salte: ln- Un- derwood ; Autumn, Johnson petition be heard and determiped at the | Mountain ‘Top, Diggle (No. 4 fiwn Caliv Probate Court District, on t)u; 7th day of January, A. Room in Lebanon, h: M fornia Sulte.) 192% at 10 o'clock In the forenoom, ud that notice of the pendency of sald peti- tion, - and - of said hearing time in The Norwich Bulletin, paper having a circulation in of said hearing. n, be| The reguiar given by the publication of m- orderone|y, 3 C. A. meeting of 1N ‘Women's Auxiliary will be said Dig. | held on Tuesday afternoon, January 3, trict, at least four days prior to the date Tt is further ordered | Bobadway. The regular business will at the home of Mrs. B. P. Bishop, 189 that a copy of this notice be forwarded |be transacted, and there will be music by registered letter to John A. Spafford, Attorney-at-Law, Bridgeport, Conn., an( that return be made to.this Court. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record Attest GBORGE E. BRIGGS, jan2d Ji DISTRICT OF MONTVILLE, Court of Probate, Dec. 81st, 1921, Estate, of Wa.lter T. Phipps, Providence, R. I.. deceased. Upon the it'is Orderde, That said application be heard ate Office in in satd Dls&ict on the 6th | gef o'clock | to, and determined at the Probi Montville, day of January, A. 1922, at 2 in the afternoon, and that mnce be given man for several years and an influential of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of hearing thereon, | Mémber of the committee for a gemera- by publishing the same one time in some | tion. late of | lowed. and brief talks. ‘The programme will be an interesting ome, and o large attend- ance is hoped for. EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET OVER DEATH OF SENATOR PENROSE (Comtinusd from Page One) Senator Penrose's body was taken this appmnuon of Mary W.|morning to his home at Philadeiphia, ac- Phipps, praying that adwinistration upon | companied by his hrother, Dr. Charles B. said estate, alleged to be intestate, may be granted in the State of Connecticut, as per appiication on file more fully appears, Penrose and the senator's secretary. Fu- neral arrangements are to be made at Philadelphia. A special meeting of the senate finance committee is to be held tomorrow to termine measures for honoring Sena- r Penrose, who had been its chair- The Penusylvania delegation in newspaper having a circulation in said | congress also is to meet for appropriate District, jan2d in the Town of Montville. DAN D. HOME. Judse AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of | ate. chamber will be draped in mourn- Norwich. on the 31st day of December, A. D. 1921, Present— NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Hstate of -Mary E. Gallup, late of Preston, in said District, deceased. The Administrator d. b. tate to the Court for allowance; therefore Norwich, in said_ District, be, and and the said Administrator is directed t der once in some newspaper having circulation In said District, days and make return to the Court, NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The.above and foregoing 15 a true copy of record. HRLEN M. DRESCHER. Clerk. Attest: jan2d LAUREL GLEN ercises at Pendleton Hill church. evening, the 25th. Refreshments were served. Nathan Main, with Mr. and Mrs. Fran, ternoon in Hopo. Vailey. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill and famil; wera guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rusick in Ashaway. The Sam Gompers Of India ic. Comn. €. B. BROMLEY & so Shetucket St. - Phone 335 LONG DISTANCE MOVING. TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very prompiiy and at reasonable pricas, ARTHUR H. LATHROP Shetucket Street e PLUMBING SUPPLIES ! Jud; t PLUMBING, heating, _gasfiti and | P gery Bt Tel. 632 novild G AND GASFITTING. CONTRACTORS—JOBBERS, ZLlumbing and Heating, JOHN BLUM, Ureed Buiding. PKOI\E _568-5. The very pest workmen at the fairest prices is ts Phooe, tioned said Phone 375 nmy'h\g., for the reasons therein set forth, last will and, may be ndmltted “to probate. chinery. " "Fel, 798-5. #ep5d | price $2,000; $500 cash for quitk sale. = l ; I S TE\O)S’ AGENCY,, ng Distaace loving ang xpressing. " e o Zimmerman, 1 Noswell Ave: Tel 1ou. | 7034 s TEm\u and moving, long distance i 3 T fiucklrg a Svktl?ll" John H. ¥Ford, 233 LEGAL NOTICE hone & AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Ledyard, within and for the Didtrict of Led[))vanl pn the 31st day: of A Precent —_ SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE. December, Estz.te of Charles ‘A. Satierles, late of deceased. Ledyard, in said Distriet, _Alice ‘A, Satterice of Gales Court and” filed hat an instrument purpo; lmnt of. It \Is O;-demlt robate Court ting Room .in Ledyard, general repairing. John Morton, 29 Mar- Dlfizfl.& on the 9th day of January, A. Dd 1922, at. 2 ernoon. 2t notles of the pendency of 'said peti uon, and of sald hearing thes given' by thie’ publication of this order one Bulletin, a news- paper having a circulation in said Dis- trict, at least. five d of BAld hearing, an plumblag oy expert | io tnis Cou o'clock in the afge ime in The Norwich thereon, priory té-the dmo “fhat Teturn bé mad TPert | 1 The above and foregoing u a'true copy Ferry peti- ‘3, petition -to be the d deceased petition be heard” and d:mminefl at ?he in sald be w.teed; also heating and gasfitting. of record. . i JOHN F. TOMPKINS, Attest: 67 West Mamn St. 2 SAMU’EL E. HOLDRIDGE - jan2a ~Judge. ENRIGHT & McMAHON B R Plumbing, Heating, Tinning - x.‘“ e . KDPLAhn 3 0! D. and Stove Repairs ] E¥5, TAR, NOSE AND THROAT SATISFACTORY SERVICE sute’ 14104 Taaver Sid. Phone 716-4 82 6TH STREET OERCPODIST A. G. THOMPSON, F. 8. Chlmpom Foot Ahmflluu (protect your feei 1-8, B 321 Main St, hr'lfli. Comn. Paone 1366-4. Jan3ia BUILDING P ——— CUDWORTH & rnomv- WILLIAM C. YOUNG. Contractor and Builder, Mill Work and Jebbing. est Main §t. Phoug 974 nm.-lofl g "A AR B, 2 A e M. Bargnan Pestonjl Wadla, an interesting Hindu, is now in New York. M. Veadia is a strong-ad- vocats of an independent India, but at present he wants no more for his country than has been granted to Ireland. He was the organizer of the first labor unfon in India, is editor of a powerful newspaper and is leader of the Nationalist party. At ths begin- ning of the war he was lntqm.d by the British because of his an-| tipathy to aad public utterances against the cause of the British anfi‘ i 1. exhibited his " agdministration account witr said( es- it is Ordered, That the 6th day of January, A. D. 1922, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Court Room in the Cil)"";vf the same is, appointed for hearing the same. give notice thereof by publishing this or- at least three prior to the date of sald hearing, Miss Hattie White, Clara Taylor and Frank Powell attended ghe Christmas ex- Mr. and Mrs. William Main entertained 2 party of neighbors and friends Sunday A well filled Christ- mas tree was the center of attraction. 7, spent Wednesday af- actlon. Caplitol flags will fiy at half mase for thirty days and the late sen- ator's seate on the fromt row of the sen- ing. The impress of Senator Penrose's great force of character on legislative and po- litical events was voiced generally In statements today By his colleagues in- cluding leaders of both parties. “T have known Senator Penrose for many years and have been very closely associated with him in the senate’ said Senator Lodge. of Massachusetts, repub- liean floor leader. “He was ten years after me at Harvard and I never knew him until we were fn the senate. He was always 2 very kind and loyal friend i all these vears and T sh: very greatly. He was a man strong character and very marked ability. He had not only great humor of the most keen if some time sardonf kind, hut his horor was all hiz own “His work In the senate was princi- pally in regard to the tariff and financ legislation, subjects of” which he was o a = master. His high courage was neve more shown than in the wav ¥ his long. severe iliness, which have reduced most men to a condi: invalidism. “I mever say anything more plucky than the way he went on with his work despite his suffering. ‘Senator Penrose held a very high po- on in the senate and is a very great loss to that boy where his distinction was fully recognized. His death will he k Deas e Y Thames Unio: emrod R., meets in Steiner's Co:;nml Chamber. Boys' A, the & special featu S a spocial coupon book luu. When one dollar has been depo in t member will bank book any time. the young peopl be open to all or under for the best paper of about 1 of boys at the Y. young Viennese violinist as a remarkable genius by the New York press, she had not guite reached the d 2y heights of virtuosity upon which she stands today. gifted woman violinist of her t called her “A Carmen among vit felt not only in the genate by greatly in his state which he represented with so much power so many years." Senator Underwood, of Alabam, dem- ncratic leader, said: “I was greatly Qistressed to hear of Senator Penrose’s death. He was a man of great force and ability and un- doubtedly one of the fcremost leaders of his party in his name. His loss will be greatly relt by his coleagues, his party and his state.” Senator Penrose’s important post as chairman of the senate finance commit- tee, with its generalship immediately of ¥ the pending tariff bill and of subsequent fiscal legislation, will be filled by Sena- tor Porter J. McComber, of North Da- kota, another committee veteran. Penrose’s death, republican leaders sa tonight, would not cause any materi delay in disposal of the tariff, the admin- istration allfed debt fundinz and other bills. The chairmanship mantle falls wpon Senator McCumber, who was the spon- sor of the last soldiers’ bonus bill, by virtue of the senate seniority rule, wm- broken for many years. Mr. McCumber js the ranking republi- can and party leaders today said that he- would undoubtedly be chosen. He is jchairman of the republican ‘“steering committee” and comes up for re-election nefi November he republican vacancy en the finance committed, according to the marty spokesmen, Drobably will go to Senator Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey, under the isenlority rule. Senator Penrose also was ia prominent member of the immigration, naval and banking committees, all of which will have vacancles Senator Me- Cumber’s position ag chairman of the pensions committee, it was said, prob- ably wounid go to Senator Elkins, of West Virginta. Senator Penrose's death deprived him by a few months of that distinction of statesmanship of having his name at- tached to a general tariff revision bill He has worked for months on the pend- ing tariff measure, which is scheduled for enactment during the present ses- slon. . His constant devotion to it and the recent tax revision law was said by his friends to have taxed hig wan- ing sirength greatly. He also personal- ly handled the present emergency taariff act, together with committee direction of the allied !und(nz bill. He was a powerful factor in the framing of the Payne-Aldrich tariff “act and leader of the oposition to the Underwood law of the last demoeratic administration. At an early date both senate and house - will hold memorial services for Senator Penrose and possibly simuitane- ously for his late colleague, the former Senator Knox of Pensylvania, who dled rJest O l ety ik ekl iy What Is Going On Tonight W \ur-mwmu\'.-\l.«.. orwich Music Association at S Hali. o 0. 11, L 0..0. F.-mesls tes Court of Common Council ‘audeville and Motion Pictures Strana Theatre. Motion Pictures at Breed Theatra Motion Pictures at Davis Theatra, ANNOUNCEMENTS And Girls' Club And Prize Gom. test ut ghe Chelses Savings Bauk. In counection with the announcemen veck 10 take dplph Lewist ng a club, it will' be lar savings depart receive w regular ‘savings New members may Through the generosity of & friend ¢ boys and giris of words on the subject “Why Boys Girls Should Have ings Bank Boc and Save Money.” The first prise «will be a bank book of §5, second prize a a4 pr & book of be presented at the nal Thrift Week— Unmited Wiorks, Scout execlitive and Mr. Davis, director M. C A. EBIKA MORINI THE MARVELOUS VIOLINIST TO APPEAR ‘When last January BEdika Morini, the was heralded She is not more than eighteen years old, but looks even younger, a dark hair- ed girl, demure and ingenucus only upon the work in haid, but full of vitality of talent foroe and magnetism intent Not only is her technic fluent and facile but she puts into the renditions 80 much fire and individuality that her andiences ars charmed. ‘When Erika Morini recently played fn Chicago, she recrived & veritable ova- tion. At the conclusion of the concert she ‘was recalled more than a dozen times. The critics proclaimed her as the most This wonderful young artist pear in Siater hall on Friday January 6th, under the au Academy Musical Co Tickets $2, on = or mail orders w tention. Phone 183 Patrons ars urged to secure seats once as there is a great demand tickets. evening, pices of the Cranston's. Phone given prompt at- ¢ New Year Programme The Strand presents holiday programme for goers. The feature Kelly and Quinn, dy sketch ealled * the Actress” young men the Strand nother exoce'l orwich theatre. attraction advised that they have the last moment and another company. J two husky piano movers come in and they offer te the young woman. The fun beglins right here and never lets up untfl the is The attraction . four Some skater in ed practically world and covered toured years. See this early! Darls Theatre. Among the ex mements i “Stranger Than herie MacDonald’s latest contestan to his ba chine and It is probat before Dbeen wealthy brings into her t agement confi tregoers to vote tlon” Miss MacDona! Hope Hampton, tion “Love’s Pen: cured for the se duction is one th: favorable sort of who have viewe beautiful voung matie role than and It ss a far she haz any corded in previous prod been ac- Percy Marment and Vir van who will be remembered favorably for the support they h s Hamp- ton In previous nr o in “Love’s Penalty. star’s leading man in the » Irma Harrison and Mrs. P! are among others in the cast. A very funny cometdy entitled “ Clean Sale of Golden Street Extension Land. James L. Case has sold for the She- tucket company to Michael Buicko and Nicholas Kozak, two building lots on Golden street extension, known as lots .0. 12 and No. 13, being ahount 120 by 160 fect. Messrs. Buicko and Kezah intend to bulld on the site In the early spring. Men’s Bible Class at Y. M. C. A. At the Y. M. C. A. on Wedne ening of this week the regulsr of the Men's Bible study group will be held. One quail on toast is worth twe S