Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 28, 1922, Page 9

Norwich hed a emall pox scare fifty gears ago this week. Thé victim ‘Was a woman. residing on Uhion street in the house known.as the Clazendon. The city was greatly excited by the discovery of the digease and on the aftsrnoon of the dry It was discovered nearly 400 IN NORWICH FIFTY YEARS AGO —_—— mandery, K. T. left for New York last night to attend the ball of Manhattan Commendery, in the Academy of Mu- sic, this evening. An extra freight train on the Nor- wich and Worcester road yesterday aft- ernoon struck a milk Wagon on & Cross- ing near North Woodstock. Two hars- “COUGHING AND GETTING THIN” Mrs. E. C. Whittier of Concord, N. H., says: “My boys were coughing and getting thin until I gave them Father Johr's Medicine. Since tak- ing it the ceugh has left them and they have picked up nicely.” It saves doetor’s bills. AV ] THEATRE TWICE DAILY At 2:15 and 7:45 GREATEST OF ALL CHILD ACTS A BIG r people were vaccinated. The body of W. T. Norton, who lest life in the burning of the steamer v of New Londor in the Thames river mites south of thig city, was found r on the Groton side. The brought 1o Norwich and buried es were killed and the driver, serfously. it not fatally injured. , Jan. 34, 1873—The eity was greatly excited vesterday, by the report that e case of small pox had been dscoverad at No. 17 Union street, in the building_known es the Clarendon, odeu- pisd in part by Mrs. Spemcer. Her sick- ness wag attributed to & fever, but yes- terday exsminatlon proved it.to be 2 | well developed case of small pox. It !s | estimated that nearly 400 people ;:m vaccinated after § o'clock in the after- noon. The dread of the disease t= 50 | Tyoubles. A great that the excitement was Intemse. | pure food medicine. George W. Fuller of this city, super- | 65 years in FOR BIG AND_I.-_ll'l'ILE__K_I_DPIE_S 3 Other Big Time Acts ELSIE FERGUSON, in “Sacred and Profane Love” EEKLY COMEDY MATINEE TODAY CHILDREN 15 CENTS VAUDEVILLE AT 8:25, 6 and 8:18 rem——————————— HILLCREST n m the ety was here a few days later. Fxtracts from the flies of The Buflettn ¢ January, 1872, follows: serger of the steamer City of New Lon- and’ the long’ continued search for is femains was tarminated Saturday by dlscovery of his body on the Gro- on shore, opposite New London. The other evening a gentleman acei- thlack a five dollar the dusk for a intendent of the American Submarino Company and the Nellle Gay wrecking | expedition, arrived at home Tuesda from Gumana Bay, but left immed!a for Providence. o=t the error at The Burng club of Greeneville, cal¢ S 8.6 amee and what did the noble fellow do? | brate the anniversary of the Poet's birt use. P it S, in e pocket and said |in Framkln hall thls ovening with THEATRE—TAFTVILLE ‘in every part of the world have by & better im- | supner and speeches. The event will alsc spurred his comrades and of be celebrated in Owanico hall fn Groene- ville. Thursday, Jan. 25, B. Greene has hought the twine, wick and warp factory in Greeneville and is rua- ning it on full time. 6 ansiberous it MATINEE 2:15 — EVENING 7:30 s + in ‘thrilled to the powerful dramatig - story unfolded in the internations ally famous nevel of the renowned ry 5% 3 mes: el eting of the Friday evening, 3 Rav were elect- Wm. Fox Presents crm o tix yeara and | There are 58 pcroond in the Greenc: 6 ¢ 0 V E R Vicente, B;asw !baheti’wittit &' s . r and B Cran- | villa schox striet 3 Y i 8 . i b et LS THE is sweeping .0n fo it: I 1t i= under- | teen. Their nationality fs as follows: . seht form- | Irish parentage, 1, Ameriean, 835 ; Scotch, 381; English, 144; Canadisn, 81; German 37. The funeral of the late W. . Norton took place from his late residence on Broadway, Yesterday, where serviees were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Mer- man. There was a large attendance, cially of the business men of the The bearery were the supecrintend- t4 of the four mills in which the firm £ Norton Brothers is Interested and G. hundredth edition. HILL”’ = 2—DAYS—2 TUESDAY JAN. 31 From this Imternatio:. Famous Nevel Metro’s Pinnacle of Screen Excellence’is Attained city. FRUT CURES of e APOCALYPSE Hewitt and . D. Fuller of this clt MATINEE. . 10 et 350 L. Hewitt an uller of this city. " s H IQRA | 1872—Breed hall was OIS . fooiaag. A All the virile force'and dramatio i I {e ng, the occasion belng \ ik L th of Bureka lodge, A. Y. BY-VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ A REX INGRAM PRODUCTION Adaptedby JUNE MATHIS Photographed by John F. Seits ~ THE GREATEST intensity of the noted story is pres, PICTURE OF THE AGE ! served and.heightened in the colossal screen version while the vast magnitude: of “the gigantic events recounted are pictured by the camera with a power beyond the description of mere words, Until 2 late the stralns of resounded galy s hour this waltzes and in the hall. The ball ssful mall pox contracted Byron Board- Is ill with a in New . Bdmond has v denied. to assign court held at the office of George ratt this morning at 9 o' aTops *FRUIT-A-TIVES o The K. of C. Bazaar || and Carnival TONIGHT Imperial 7-Piece Orchestra Featuring Geo. P. Landry Famous Banjoist - Dancing from 8:30 to 11:30 SUNDAY SUBJECTS th First ha, Baptist church Rev. of Groton wiil preach Over One Million Dollars i“;: m: ——— fiction to the screen. MORE THAN 12,500 IN THE CAST INCLUDING 50 PRINCIPALS appear in this most gigantic undertaking of motion pictures. vea er here 2 DANCE TONIGHT State Armery, Willimantic | The Ideal Singing Orchestra | MAS. ANNIE PAGE Casasrora, New Yorg, “7 feel it my duty to write to thank you for the wonderful ben I have received from ‘“‘Fruita-tives”, I suffersd for 20 years with Rheuma- 30 Weeks Boston — 52 Weeks N. Y. City — 12 Weeks Providence by prying open a s Gom. 1 Bad fxkes 3 mamber of ing o e con of Webster, Mass., Will Play|| METRO’S OWN MUSIC SCORE intendent, L. o T. Utley; ibrarians H. J One day last fall, I saw your adver- & so I bought a 2 1 box. They helped me, so 1 bought two more boxes and I can hardly reslize that I ever had Rheu- I can get in and out hout the least trouble STATE ARMORY METRO PICTURE CORPORATION Danielson, Conn, SATURDAY EVENING Congregational | there will be | o conducted | Added Attraction—HAROLD LLOYD, in “NOW OR NEVER”—The Funniest of All Lloyd Comedies. Matinees—First 3 rows Orch... 75¢ 1 tism ever does come bac - ducted SCALE OF PRICES ( Evenings—First 3 rows Orch. ., $1.00 1 know just what to take to drive it ?fi.OMPcoN oW JANUARY 28th P Next 17 rows Orch.. . 50c ) Plus W: ‘ 3 Next 17 rows Orch. . 75¢ ,w;_\ b ank Wichaly 3 x:\, the Rhode Is- | ‘HUMPHREY'S ORCHESTRA = Balcony (entire) . 35¢ ot il e Balcony (entire)...... 50c I enclose $2.50—please send me six ad ho ?unvxl‘\ a fractured skull. PNt s Hd Gallery s hieie ale aTeieiess 35¢ ’ Tax ’ L G-llery e SllC ’ ” > O 0] Mr NIE PAGE 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25¢c. At dealers postpa on receipt of price by FRUIT-A-TIVES T gra You can avoid standing in line by securing your seats in advance. 'Phone 1020. Order them now. Don’t get dis- T CE appointed. Orchesira Seats Reserved Only. N. Y. paid $5.00 a Seat. or sent 1 Baptist church Rey xander Pitt, pastor, morn at | i ! - R A grer Uio8) mi Chmionse ot s Hows "t IN FITCHVILLE HALL | D A N C E ! SUNDAY, MGIDAY %@RE gng%’:;,‘gf; Am"“l = k’ SETHRAY TYeaG éPLAlNFIELD comUN;rY} BREED THEATRE e JANUARY 28th AT 9 O°CLOCK -|SPELLMAN'S ORCHESTRA| { AISES MORE AND s BETTER CHICKS 7 Raise every one that T. : HOUSE THE BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED PARAMOUNT STAR vz GLORIA SWANSON Orch \ IN AN EMOTIONAL AND DRAMATIC ROLE OF TREMENDOUS POWER “Under the Lash” is Grand Concert and Dance | Given by the ] | RUSSIAN RELIEF COMMITTEE Saturday Evening, January 28, 1922 At 6:30 P. M. 81012 { ng for the first few weeks. t of the preper food. s to prevent white diarrhoea, Theusands day vehoel at 12. Epworth pastor. se who have tried many League at 630, lesder, Mrs. Roger Wol- | o0 o 0o 0 0 o S y R T T T T T Y S S e e s rich, nourishing, pala- |00, TP Dl Mehednt XouE | Music by GRITERION oRcHEsThA| GLASGO SOCIAL HALL SCRAPPILY MARRIED, Mermaid Comedy— TOFICS OF THE DAY Subject. These Girls Lost the — 7 EC] = 5 3 Owens s., Harold Tompkins, Con- | Feasat. GLOBE SIX-PIECE ‘TODAY COP{:I‘INUOUS SHOW, 1:30 TO 10:00 P. M. Y Wilbur, Tivertan, R. L, and many other At the United Congregational charch, SALEM i JAZZ ORCHESTRA ‘THE GOLEM,” The Most Remarkable Picture Ever Made. covd, Ms % " W2 Lhe U " shonal rational en who hatch thousands of (_:zliglks, SERR Aot it oreang | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ames of-the Mitch- ——— ——— use Wirt Baby Chick Feod because it has « Turn. | 61l Farms entertained a large party on Last Chapter of “HURRICANE HUTCH”—CHRISTIE CGMEDY — PATHE NEWS. At tho | Tuesday eveping in honor of théir 23q| and Andrgw Amidon ware agpoknted Home-Time, at 630 p. m. Mr. Abbott | Wedding ammiversary. Friends twere |3 commitis Tnaks viamy for R eam Feeding instruction ofroular and WAMR- | win speak {o the vouns Deople on Jesn | PPESERL from Niantic, New London, Lyme | bIED (o secure Tunds fof & Community ord Eook malled free on request. ' and_other. surrounding = towns, a large|BOUSS Wwhich the Cong GHUTCH S Mr, apd Mrs. Parker Lathrop. crowd co: from Chesterfield on a hfgt[s atolb-mfil. the Tome of Mrs. Piats | I Palmer, supervisor of DON'T MISS PLAYING o 3 straw ride. Dancing was enjoved| A ea at th ;o vislted kese Wednesday. H ", R g i Chas. M. Cox Co. St. Albans Grain Co, Shrougliout the evening. . Sandwiches, | ¥ill give nor :nformal talk. iastrated by | Vi Yavin, of Leamon, has been 5c- | | TODAY'S EXCLUSIVELY TWhiotesale Distributors Manufacturers pleship. Bible school at the close, Chris. | C2Ke: ic6 cream and coffee were served | odak piaturds op her trip While in the | cured as teacker of the sshool at Nor FINE 8. F. KEITH'S Boston, Mas, St Albans, Vermont. tian Endeavor at 6.0, tovie Werld Bewt PR BR0en 1 L B e ponttry club neld its yan | SRS o 1) PROGRAM - SASDEGLAN : g faluieie Siatiy e Tavenacr: | t 3 { uary Seesing Thysaday oventng, the 19th o T of Mz & - Y | e e G, (| 7o be e ot gmting mnm::an. Pite fint anenlin’ adeelcd. ot MRS Ee ;‘e‘_’"";‘m?”;":}e"** e e e R 10008 of Blurrs. wag/un. 4 N0 0% W0 ;—:"z’;“m:l 25 village, TODAY AT 1:30—5 TO §—8 TO 10—CHILDREN 15 CENTS - ?‘ i Feeds, say WiRTH-MORI theme will be The Prevailing Trait. e Seagrave of New London was|able to be here, but Mr. Davis attended ie_ SOpLY ¢ Mrs. Veassy, the home of nor daughter in Sgringdale, Conn. Burial was at Doyer, N. H. CENTRAL VILLAGE Mr. and Mrs. Semuel Schofield b been entertaining Mr. and Mms. Bot tomley of Dayville. Moses Ballou of Nocwich was a after iilness At the. First Comgregatiomal chureh, oy iy Norwich Town, worship 10.30 a. m. The pastor will preach on the theme, Strength In Quistness aund Confidence, Men's Forum at 12 m. Question, Resolved, That Naboth Should Have Sold Ahab His Vineyard. 7.30 monthly Union service. The Third Methodist church uniting and sermon by Rev. J. C. Aldrich. and gave an imteresting talk on market- ing conditions. Dr. Clarke apoke on the need for organization to meet the com- petition in the eastarn ogg markets | from western shippers. i CANTERBURY GREEN The ‘Christlan Endeavor mesting will |a recent guest of Byron Ames. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ames were Nor- wich visitors Monday Mrs. Mary A. Darling is canvasser in this town for the Woodrow Wilson Foun- dation. Ira Gifford, Mrs. Herbert Houston, Br- | nest Spencer, Thomas Day, E. A. Mitch- | ell, Willlam Darling and Carl Rogers VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES SUNDAY WIGHT ONLY Neal Hart, in “Kingfisher’s Roost” A RED BLOODED, THRILLING STORY OF THE MEX(CfiAN E‘QR_B.E—Q BROWNIE'S BABY DO q CARMEL MYERS m were in Norwich Tuesday' and Wednes-|be held Suaday evening at the home | visitor AMonday. A Century Comed: “BREAKING THRU” LEDYARD "’“i'n‘:;;“:“’fi e of 3r. snd Jra Neison Lyon. | Mrs. Rose Deals of Dayville has been | Y B NG THRU & o ort is being made to reorganize| The four who braved the cold and|a visttor here, where abe fammeris fes) AY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Burt Its of Providence, bas. been |the Salem grange, which has been dor-|siippery Wraveling to attend the meat-| /Phe teachers' talning It poill mast e L ESD;“ e b g spending a few days at the home of his [mant the past few years, Ti ing of the Ladies’ Air society at Mrs. |tnis week with Miss Mary Lord. : T H E S ] G L E R BR 0 '1 H E R S fm}her, dohn Titts. mfix’ ’.‘lnn 31, at 7.30, The st Wilson’s, speat & pleasant and profltahl; Mr, and Mrs. Albert Brown of Nor- oseph Camnert, of New York, was|will be at Grange hall to obligate new | atternoon. Retreshmants were served | wioh, have heen spendin v AMERICA'S JUVENILE PUGILIST home over the wesk end. mombers, also to inbtall new officers. | at the clese of the meeting. spending several days WONDERS WILL BOX LOCAL With Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. 5Wanson, Who hawe been | Alhert Brown. spending seversl weeks in New York| Miss Ruth Mathewson has gone o with relatives, have Teturned to their{Brooklyn, N. Y., to visit her sister, Miss home hers. 4 Pauline Mathewson. Mrs, Samys) Catpenter ig ill with ton-'| Winifred Pike, who has besn I, silitis. Hor daughter, Mabel, Who has | much batter. had the same Gisease, is recovering. William Jewett of Norwich was Tova Havemum, & lad about ten, isyisitor here Sunday. Charles Meduna was in Putnam Sat- urday ef last week, Ariel 'Frow . of Eastford wood for John Fitts, Raiph Poole, ho is employed in Ver- nen, was home Sunday, Miss Susie Chebz of Willimantle was home over Scnday. YOUNGSTERS—A RIOT OF FUN !—DON'T MISS IT! 3 OTHER FINE ACTS || FRANK MAYO, in “DR. JIM” ABINGTON Installation of officers was held at the regutar meeting of Wolf Den grangs, ‘Wednesday evening. The installing of- ficer was Addie Hyde of Brooklyn grange, assisted by Miss Bellanger of is drawing You can obtain a full line of WIRTHMORE FEEDS at ’ is leader of the C. E. service this (Friday) | made her jrome. a fevening. daughter, = y Miss Blizabeth Bour [0 4 2 Brooklyn and Miss Herr of Canterbury. |iil with rh2amaic fever, following an at- Mrs. Charles Dearborn fell recentiy up Wednesday hherm::‘: l':a-fl\‘:’n?i‘ The Yantic Gram md P!'Odllds CO. Oyer fifty members were in_attendance | tack of ronsilitis. and injured her left arm faneral of MEs- Eadie aobbe. e 2 . in spite of the intepsely cqgld weather ‘Webster and Loren Wainwright have BEwerd Mathieu has refurned to An oyster supper was served. been ill and umable to attend school. Mr 3 COVE STREET, NORWICH, CONN. M rned 4 and Mrs. Harry Desn have been Worogater, hiwing spewt several da¥s|gnending a few days in Canterbury on The poverty parly which was to have | Henry Davis had a fall Wednesday |with local relatives. Mrs. Mathien re. been the programme at the first moov. | and dislooafed hly showlder, also fractur- | tumned there With him for a few days | 2C0uSt of the lincas of Mrs. Dean's [, Ivprylon—As By P » Gl"'nl . ing in the month was postponed becausq | ed the boae. L. Sweet attended him |stay. wmother, Wz Heni Willlme lowing offic Mrs. Eliza- Pany of the storm. and he is doing os well as possible, Miss Hardlet Kendall of Putnam end | Mr. and Mrs. Brmest Wilde rud oni® | 1o s throp, assedant: Msiaiy Rev. R. T. Hiliott ‘exchanged .pulpits | William "Fowne continues ilL Mrs. | Miss AMce Kendall, of Norwich, spent |dren, of Plainfleld, visited relatives here 0 n toward €. Champe, of -He- D. Milier, e dent ; Mi: Mary Lyon is assisting in ce president; Miss Beasie L. Yantic Grain Store Saturday and Sunday. ?rin‘ for him. | Sunday at Mrs. Willlam Deaz's. n 3 Comstock, ary ; E. K. Rose, treas< v morning. Mrs. James Lathrop is In New Haven| A speeial meetig of the Girly club| Mrs. Ransom House dicd early Wed- | arer; Mids Heesis L Comstock. 1 mecting held at Jos. Stoddard's | to make the acquaintance of the little | was held Wednesday evening. Resday morning at the home of her |tendent of library, and Mrs Hm - Tecently. Nelsan Platt, Jos! Stodderd | grandohile, Allce -Williams, dnughter of Withemens -Gilbert will be the deughter, Mrs. Everstt Ladd, where she Parmeies, libracian. .