Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 2

Willimantle Oes 81 Chureh Htreet Telepliora 1032 A review of the mafufacturing condi- ioms tm this city cleaily show thar Wit imaste still stazgering and has net as yet gottea back upon its feel Thee dct, Made known on *he evs of a few sear s of vital interest to the Whxe carfiss and th, merchant, alke. The cview shows variations in the textlle business w1 is an important facter in ii's Alty's busifiest life. There are now five thousand wage eurners int thin city, ot whom about 3,500 are cmbloyed in e textiis plants and five hundred 4her manufactuting concerrs. The re- mainder arc employed in business oftlees, ete. i way ontjraly hough practically all of plants of Wil uid time, It atated by the heads of thegs concerny Lhat orders ats coming n at & good rate but they do mot an- ticipate any areat rush during the oom- ing winter, and it is further stated that with the exception of one plant the number ot operatives will avarage from 10 to 15 per cent lesz than in previous vears, The majority of (hé Plamls Afe em ploying only & sufficient numbcr of op- oratives to keep tho blants working en tull time. Tho American Thread éom- ny now cmploys about 2500 bpern- en, that 1s about elght per cent lesd than in busy times. g The Quidnick-Windhamt Cottonh com- reny Mate that on account of a shunp n business they will ve to reduce the running time. Wh the plant s in full operation about five hundred ep- cratives are emploved. At pretent theve are only about four hundred on the list. it is the opihlon of the lieads of the Rossie Velvet company that the plant will eontinue on full time during the winter _monthe. They how employ About 250 operatives, At the Holland Sik company business is sl the textiia Manufaeturing fatrly good and orders are coming in steadily but not as| tast as lats year At this time, According 16, prospeots the two hun- dred now employed will work full time during the winter, . Beventy-gve operative ate working full-time at the Windham Silk Company and the conmcern states that bustness 's Rub Musterole on Throats acd Chests No telling how 800n the symptomng may develop into croup, or worse. then's when you're ;hxryvu have a jat of Musterole at hand to give protapt relief. It dnes not blistes, As fust aid, Musterole is excelisat. of motaers know it. You should keep a jar ready for fstan: uss, _ Itis the remcdy for adults, too, Res lisves Sore throat, lronchitic, tonsititis, croup, Stiff neck, :sthima, neuralgla, hmflche cq.nzmdcn letisy, theus Matisth, chest (it may prevent pn 35¢ and 66¢ jars and tubes, | Shepard estate. ntic are operating onl pioking _up. of the H. K. pany a shum perienced and the company how ploys only about sixty hands. The D. Chaffee Silk Company is running full schedule. The Willimantic Machine and the Vanderman na Ww. Compa than it normal times portad good at the Manufacturing Company, South pany, the L. M. Hartsen Comoany Company of. North WindRam. Me., has accepted pastor of the local Baptist he has written that his now chareh a local church tor since June 1 tion of Rev. ‘Deming Carpenter. and Mrs, Lundger Lussie rat the of the former's parents. A lunch was sorved and dancing was Those préSent were: Mr. and Ars. ment Lussier] M! and Mrs, Euge Mrs, Eimel 1a O Yvonne Lussier, Lussier, Leonie ster, Loretta Lu Citalie Privee. Aur Privee, V Bertha, Mary sier, Lussier, Antonia gler, Rudolph I Mr. and Mrs vée, Delphus Leonel Privee. rivee, Rose Richards, irene Richard Joseph Grenier, Louls Delude, Mr. Chal- ffous and Mr. Giradlin Tho fumernl of Mrs. Isaat Roy w held Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock from the home of iPerre Roy at 22 W At the three small plants A. Washburn voms in business is being ex- em- Smith-Winchester Nortli Windham and the €, R. Harrs| Rev. Trederic Y. Forshay of Kairfleld.) the call to betome he twouid assume A recéption was recéntly tendered Mr. home enjoyed. Cle- Lussier, va, Lena Lussier, Donat Lus- a; 0 | B J ‘n iy nd Tells a Story” n ne ness. as 8t, says: “I Get back your health while you can. help you. Ask your neighber! C— Stop That )Nagging Ache! AY after day the same, old nagging backache! iy Lame, stiff and achy in the morning—tortured dll day long with stabbing, rheumatic pains. It's lit- _tle wonder that evening finds you weak, tired and says: my Batk. Mrs. E. H. Chapman, 12 Stanten St. “1 was feeling missrable with nérvous—too wofn-out to rest or relax. you afford to neglect these warning signals? But can That constant backache, you know, is often Nature’s first hint of weakening kidneys. Other symptoms fol- low in quick succession — headaches, dizzy spells, jumpy nerves, “blue” spells, and distressing bladder Hiram U. irregularities. Don’t wail until it is too late! Every moment’s delay brings added danger of serious kidney sick- Use Doan’s Kidney Pills. Doan’s have helped thousands and should Read How These Norwich Folks Found Relief: George Conrad, meterman, 211 Palmer have had attacks of 3 lumbago at times caused by the con- Neff, 466 E. Main St, says: “| have used Doan’s Kidney Pills off nut street, followed by a requiem I mass in St. Mary’s church at § o'el Rev, J. J. Pupillon officiated. A del gation of the Ladies of St. imn soc and Conseil St. Cecile met the body ns it was being borne into the church, and escorted it to the sanciuary rail. The banner bearers were Mrs. Gedeo Cote, Mrs. Napoleon Maheu and Mr A. Calsse, Mrs. Joseph Leblond, Mrs. Jo- seph Lariviere, Mrs. Pasquale Gagncn and Mrs. Honore 'Tell were the cam- opy bearers, Speclal singing was ren- stant jarring of the car. Some morn- ings when | first got up my back was lameé and sore. | had severe pains that felt as shatp as a needle, cutting through my kidneys. | had dizy spells, too. A frisnd advised me to Doan’s Kidney Pills and 1 did. They have always cured éuch attacks. try Doan’s do their work quickly.” | didn't know whit caused the trouble but | made up my mind it came frem my kideys, Every move felt as though a knife were tutting into my back. When | moved quickly, | felt digzy. A friend knew of my conditioh and teld me to try Dean’s Kidney Pills. Doan's gave me great relief: | have had to use Dean's enly oneé in a while sinee and they have always given the same goed benefit.” and on for attacks of kidney trouble and rheumatic pains. The pains seern to settle mostly in my back and across my kidneys. At times they are so bad | ean scarcely get around. | am hardly able to stoop 6r straighten on ateount of the pain. At such times | use Doan’s Kidney Pills and they al- ways remove the pains and my kid- héys become natural in action.” Bk s M6 o Rim s | chilbiaing, frosted leat o colds of th | eumonia), | dered by the Ladies of tery service w choir. rial was in where a committal conducted at the grave by Rev. Fath !Pmmnn. lhv!ere, Joseph Piche, Plerré Roy uneral of the arrangements Hurteau-Bosse i The i were ; charge Corpor 3 tion. { The funeral ot Charles Roberison w { held' from the home of his deughter + North Coventry, Monday afternoon at { v'elock. Burial was in the North Co ‘ehtry cemetery, Charles Roberison died the home of his daushter. irears old. The deceaséd was Lorn , Buituate, Mane., but had been a reside: ‘of North Coventry practically all of tlite. He leaves one daughter, Mrs. ter €. Hall, ons granddaughter Tlorede B, Hall, three George It of Willimantic wfd Fred of Kansée. The fumeral services Quash weré held recen! treet. Rev. David ton officia jed. Burial was in the Limvood cem | tery, Colenester. 'The recently He was Fo Mr and for The faneral of Kdgar Dass was he sunday At the Congregational city. Rev. Harry S, M C; latad. Burial was in (3 Scotland cemetery. . The bearers we Ralph Bas: Mark B. Bass, Egbert {'Bass and H. Cook. The arrang ments were in charge of the Jay | Beverml m:mbers of the Willimant I branch elubs of the Leonard Tailoring | Company, Inc., and the Golden Ttalor- | hg Company of New Haven stated on | Monday that they are to take legal pro- | teedings agatnst these compenies to fe- fund amo6unts that the members paid in with the expectation of sécuring either DENTIST Dr. F. C. Jackson SPEGIALIFING IN PAINLESS EXTRACTING 7156 MAIN STREET, WILLIMANTIC THE HURTEAU AND BOSSE CORP. HOUSEHOLD FURNISMINGS FUNERAL DIRECTORS EHBALWERS AND 4 Rain Kiliourey Sros. FUNTRAL DIRZATORS AND ENMBALEERS 86 Uninn 8¢ Wilkwenitic, Gona Phone B¢ Jeady Asstetant) JAY M. SMEPARD Susosnling Fifmons & Sheperd Funeral Divector & Embaimer 062 NORTH 8T, WILLIMANTIC Lady Assistent 8 of Overdoats on weekly payment: with 4 chafite of wifining out on weekly drawings. Work was started Monday by toh for the dye shop at thit Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk For Infants, Invalids & Pr= Original Food-Drink for All 3 Mmt&&. e, 0wy n-u-..-:.m P9 Avhid Imitations and Substitutes Willis Auto Express WiILLMANTIC OFFICE 31 Churoh Straet NORWIOH | OFFICE 118 Franitin Streat Anne Soclety St, Joseph's cemsn- The bearers were Joseph La- JE.,, Adelard Roy, Eugene Roy. Philip Roy. nephews Walter Say M S!\erpardl éstate had charge of the arrangéments Chureh A M. the Max Pollock Thread Company at Gio- y pléce About two years ago the firm removed Phone 1052 or in 5 ue in 2 Doan’s Kidney Pills Every druggist has Doan’s, 60¢ a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Manufacturing Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y. piant to Groton but the dye S Deen since maintained at le, i A Wilimantic fadio club for the ad: vancement of radio in Willimantic and viclmity has been formed Hudson fows is secretary of the new club. The two portable voing booths re- céntly purchased by the town of Wind- ham have arrived and are mow in sec- lons in a local barn. 20 feet and are to be placed as voting places in the third and fourth voting | districts, 5 John J. Jearde, an employe at the | Willimantie Machine Company, was 11} slightly injured Monddy morning twhen his hand caught in a machine. Tt St. Mary's choir boys, under the difection of Joseph ¥. Gaudreau; w1 go to fTaftville in a few weeks whete théy wiil taW part in an enters taicment there. Mr, and Mrs; James L. Harroun of 231 Xorth street announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Mildred, to Br- nest Wekley Collins of Columbia. Mr. Colliis is emploved in artford. Mfs. IB. C. Spears returned to hdf homié ih Westfield, Mass., Monday afer a visit with her parents, Mr. ang srs W. C. Noris. Mrs. Bugerie Burdick and Mrs. Man- riée Kelley were Visitors in Hartfor® Monday. Miss Eadithi Turnér Park, daughter of Mrs. H. T. Park, undéfwent an ope:- ation for appemdicitis at 8. Jeseph's hospitat, Monday mGraing. Hop Conat 5 | Bar B; | | 5] | t- e 10 ce . ié Washington, D. C., Where the has been spending a month i Gompany with her mother, i Mr, and Mrs. D. Royée Loomis of New Britalh weré recent guests of Mr. and mrs. D. K. Clark of th's city. Miss Helen Cohen, daughtér of Mr and Mrs. Philip Colen Tas retutned ffom a few days' stay with Mr. ana Mrs. Irving Weiser of Brooklyn. Judge and Mfs. George H. Andrews of The Ridges recently cntertalne their thildren and grandchildren at & very, pléasant turkey dinfier. Mf. and Mrs, Ray L. Lockwood and family of Westfield, Mass., were recent guests of Mr. and Mss. Afbert Speiiman. KEPT THEIR MARRIAGE BECRET SEVERAL MONTHS (Special to The Bullétin) Willimantic, Deo. 4—It was made known Monday that Fedéral Prohibi- tion Hnforeement Officer Stanton L. i son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles and Miss Eva G, Cutfy, daughter of Willlam 'f. Curry of Lebanon, were mmfried last summer. Phons 1812 Mr Brigss, who 38 widely known &hd EW LONDON OFFICE o 4 N 8 Bank Street Phone 823 Tel Connwetion | Hound Trips, Men, Wed. and Fri. *fi';?:;i MURRAY’S BOSTON STORE WARM APPAREL FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS In the Infants’ Wear Section on the second floor you will find on display teeney garments of a quality and at prices that will surprise every mother who has beenr in the habit of sewing baby’s needs herself. Wool Sweaters, Wool Leggings, Kanitted Bon- nets, Littls Bath Robes, Coats, Knitted Sacques, m“hhfipieeeBmlhodWool, ete,; in a variety of colors and color combinations that will pleass the little ones. e THE H. C. MURRAY CO. has & large tumber of feends in this 2| eity, has successfully kept his matriage Govér up to tis time, While Mrs. completed her traifiing a8 4 nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs state that they will Be at home to. their friends aftér next week at No. 236 High street, this oity. Last summer Mr. Briges went on & rather mysterious vacation saying that he Was going on & meter teip to Rhede DOESNOT HAVETD TKE PHYSE Gomplete Refief Assivorp, New Yomn. 1 tried several kinds of physic for over thfes yeary and, of course, while Itook is every night my bowels would move; but as soom as I stopped taking physic, I would be Constipas ted and would hiavs Piles terribly. 1bought one bex of “Fruit.4-tives™ asd took them. KNow I am not trotbled any more with Constipation or Piles, “Pruit-a-tives’’ or “Fruis Lazo Tablets” 16ft 10 aftér-effects and now 1 donot have 1o use physie”. ; Mrs. JOHN CAPOZZL. 500 & bex, 6 for $2.60, trial sive foe. ' At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES - They are 18 »¥) Mrs. Dofi H. Curtis has réturned from fland. It turfed out Monday that the neéwly rharried cotiple went on a sesret honeymoon. visiting at the home of Mr, Briggs sister, MPS. Lols B. Potter of Nartagansett Pler, t, I, WILLIMANTIC CITY MEETING VOTES ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONR (Special to 'The Bullewin.) Willithantic, Det. 4.—At the anffial ity freeting held totight at the lewfi hall Mayor Charles A. Gates prasided. Only about tweiity-five voters eré Ppresent. It was votéd to accept the fenert of the city treasutér afid of the lLieads of the different depariméns. Thé city Was authorized to botfow filohey frem tiime to time to defray the expensss 6f tite city and the sum borrowed is not to exs ceed the amount a§ stated by tHe ap: propriations. The appro; lows: | mire department Firc - department for and hose N Police departfnent 2 Street, trap rock and t Ligiting streets .... Fire alarm Interest ehntingent . R TN Trimiithg trees and Giling streets TR R Rent ... T T Plumbing inspector Maifitaln'ng sewers Collecting taxes ahd ments e New streets ...... Foot bridge ...... GQarbage collector . City yard s i Police couft apropriated. Ptinting and advertifing . Sidewalks Ice . Parks tions voted wers as fol- ... $%6,000.00 repa s 2,00.00 ,000,00 £3,000.00 3,000.00 £,600.00 $98.00 596,00 2,560.00 1,500.00 Totdl The o'clock. ...$156,655.00 itiel at 8.2¢ COLCHESTER Mr and Mrs. F. ¥. Baker ana Clark 2 Otis metored to Norwich Saturday, Daniel Rozets of Slem was o week end caller i town. Robert Brooks of Wesleyan was the guest of his parents, Prof. and Mrs James J. Brooks, on South Maln street for the Thankagiving Fecess. The selectinen held & meeting in theit room 1n Buell's dloek Saturday, Fhehi Sones of Hebron was oalllng om friends in town Sunday. John Willis of Millington was a satler Ners Saturday. At the niotning sefvies in the Dml chitrch the m‘ ~41 . 0. Berckman, preached, as sibjest The King’s Business, The Chris- tian Endeavor society held their mesiing in the chapel at 6.30 p. m. % burgesses held theif regular monthly mesting their reom in the ficehouse Monday even: ing. Clayten D. Bafton and brother of Mast Hampton were callers hers Mondmy. Arthut Gregory of New Haven was ai his home in Haarmond's eourt the past week, . M. Smith of Wesleyan preached at morning and evening services of the Bap- tist chiurch Sunday. Mirs, Elifia Stfong snd dsoghter, Miss Bélle, have feturned froih a few dSyy’ visit with Mfs. Stromg’s duughter, Mfs. Hattie Reyholds, in Norwieh. Schools ovened Mohdsy Mernisg after the Thanksgiving recesd, ohurch Sunddy, and an excsient gmn;mmmmunfi. . Mathewson. The ev ih charge of Mrs Msrcia Deason Coon #nd son New London last Sunduy oid Saunders, who 18 & pital there. Mrs, Clask 10 tall ofF patient i & George Paimer hay réturmed from 4 visit in Canonchet. l-n .Vnuw:a B-r-m.elu to Momalair; N. J., #fter spending severs] Weeks at her home Palmer gré. fbending .néir \'Ia,unn*‘ “at EEE Thenksgiving &nt Jeiler Charles Pa 98| cha It was 2186 the 18th anniversary of thelr fharrisge Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cottrell spenit 'Thanksgiving 1 Natiek, R. 1. Mf. dnd Mfs. Birdsey Palmer. enter- taindd several ffiends Thanksgiving day. The school closed Welnesday for the TiAfRSgIvIAR vacation and will resume sessions Monday, Des. 4th. Mt and Mrs. deorge Gitmwore and daughier aid o friend are spending a few diys at the home of Mrs. Thomes Palmer. it e ze WILLIAM KEMP AGAIN ESCAPES FROM Jaru (Speciai {0 The Hulletin,) Willimidntie, Dee. 4:.=Willam Kemp has sgain eseaped from the Windham county jail after belhg brought back there Monday aftefnoon sBout 4.30 o'- lotic by Coumty Investigator Willlam E. Jackson, who made the tflp to Beflin for him. Whan the hanideuffs were tBkéR off Teenip's weists e darted through the jdoor and @isaDpedfed . before Jafler | Clark had timé to dfaw his guf. Kemp recéntly escaped from the jail and Was latet apprehended in Berlin. it Was Stated by Investigator Jaekson that Kémp bided h's time and behaved Well ofi the trip back o the jail. Five minutes after his arrival at tie jail office, he escaped again. Jall keép- ers, Iocal gzflu and the county sherift took up ¢ piredit inmediitely St Kemp aisappearsa ely. He was last seen runming toward the town iy &hd 1t 18 béliever that He may be i Biding thers, Ascording to the story told by Assiss- who ef, was t§e ot the prisorer, Kemp seemed recohciled to his recaptife and was takeén to the jall office Wheré his Rand- cuffs were removed. Kemp then took oft His ovetooat and without 4 word of wunm\q {hrew {t over Parker's head. While the.jafler was strugeling in ‘he folds of the coat, Kemp boited thfough the offiee door and rir down the rosd, Parker megnwhile had freed himset of the eont and with another jaller took up the pufsuit. Kemp, however, outdis-|t taneed them. Kemp eseAped €rom the same jal Noveriiber 4 &fd Wes capiitred in Ver- mont Deceriliéer i. He wws brought to Willimantis eatly today and was held %In the mu.: Jail i;‘;no hours. Latet e was en 16 kiyn by automo- Bile , during the 20-mfle trip, was Hé wad arrested fn Putnem 15 O6to- Der on & churge of stealing the fixtures and contents of two auntomobiles and was being Hela for the Jativary the superior eoUfrt. ANNOUNCEMENTS Ensemble and Tener In House The Zimmer Harp Bnsembie and De Ross MacAlister, tenof soloist, will ap- flear this Thesday evéning, Dee. 5ib, tihe Commufiity house, Chuafch street un detr the auspices of the Cofnecticut Council of Catholic Women. The following delightiul program wil be remdered: Harp Trio— Spanishes Tanx To a Wild Rose Dianece of Gneines | Teor Aria Questa Quilla from Rigoletto Mr. MatAlister Harp Solos— Gavblte Theme and Variationg Danée de Syiphes Gogetroid Tenor Sélo Mr Maé Alister Arla and Resttative frémh Xerxzes Handel Hatp Trio Atempaniment Harp Solo— All Through ihe Night imptonmptu Miss Zitomer Group of Sofigs Mf. Mae Alister Harp Trio— Preiude f#6f LU&la ¢ Latimermoor Old Irish War Mafeh Charaeteristic Reverie ~ Rogers Welsh Natiorial Anthem Miss Nellie Zimmer, Adele Graves and Catolynn Riei are the hafpiste Mr. De Ross MacAllster will be the tenor soloist. The Wasserman Pigno will be furnish- od through the Gourtesy of the Plaut- Cadden Ceo. Commanity Holy MeDeweii-Zimmer Rogers Verdi Bach Mogart Welsh Air Thomas Selected What Is Going On Tonight Norwich Bxposition at State Armory. tholié Women's Council Concert al munity Housc Central Labor Union meeting at T. Hall. shetucket Lodge me. at Odd Felu Hal Norwich Nest. No. 1396, O. 0. 0., meets i Owis' Hall lonic Camp, No. in Steiner Hail St. James Lodge. No. 23, F. and A. M, A B. N . L O oF, 7694, M. W. A meets {mexts at Masonic Tempie Rose of New Bngland Lodge. No. 2384 G. 1 Slfret 0. of 0. F., meets at 50 West Main Hall and B. Boglety meetr loving 1 ani . Mary T, A i T. A I3 Hall, Vayderille and Broadway ) Dlctures af his Afth anniversary as Catholis bishop of Los Amgeles 8ir Henry Thotnton, the nsw head of the Canadian National Railwars. is to be entertained by the Montreal Board of Trade at & Junehcon today. Municipal officers are to be clacted to- in 19 cut of thé 35 cities of Massas 1ts. Charges against C. J. Kropriva, the ousted auditor gf Burke chuaty, NX. D, are to come up for a hearing today af Bowbells, X. D. An 1daho statewide conference of farm. ers, fruit growers and dairymen is to b held at Hotse toSay for the considerstion of agricuitural and kindred problems. The application of the St Lawremes ! ch i Miver Power company for permission i€ constfuct a dem on the South Saslt chane nel of the St Lawrence will be heard o« day by the interiatiofial joint commétastor in Washington. ANNOUNCEMENTS To Mave and To Hold, a Pletare of W ceptional Charm and Brifllance af Broadway Now. The eiaborate eourt of King James I ingland, a reproduction of historia Jamestown, Virginia in 1620; a fight be« tween a pirate ship and a vietim vessel, colorful properties and costumes galore, these are the big features of “To Heve and To Hold,” a romantic sereen story produced by George Fitzmaurice whiek will be on view at the Broadway thestte todar and Wednesday. “To Have and To Hold” is a progee- tion of exceptional brilllance. Heading the cast are such noted players ad Betty | Compson, Bert Lirtell, resefitly a star in his own right, ‘Theodore Theodore Kosloft. The adaptatioh By Ouiddi Bérgers & Mary Johnston's story swerve to James- town, then o a desert istand of Fiorida, then aboard & pirate vessel, in & manher that makes “To Have and T Jold" fe- markable for action as well as color and 8. Bert Lptell and Theodore Kosloff are the prifcipals in 4 series of thrillihg uels. Others subjects inelude Liérd Hamilten in a comedy riel ““The Speeder” 16 & Belze fick Newd. Roberts and of Twe Featured af Strand That yésterday's audiente Who wite nessed the two fine features at the Strand were well pleased could be seen very easily by thelr smiling faces. Sadie Dorle was a specialist in men Shé knew them as an aviator knows iis fiachine-cofittol of & bafket knows the money-markét. They wefe her stock in | trade. | Trapped in a big raid, Sadlc faced the most Aifficult situalioh of her career. The rest of the gang wefe in handcuffs with policemen guarding every doof afd win- dow. It looked hopeless No! There was just a glimmer of a chance. It_is one of the big dramatic momenir in Thomas H. Inée's Skin Deep &t & Strand theatre. Another part has been found for M Viola Dana, the ifttle Melro stir, whiel seemingly was especially construeted to provide her with an oppoftunity 6 @s- Dlay that reckiess devil-may-sare clousness in the portrayal of whieh she is surpassed by no actress. “They Like ‘¥ Rough” is her séwest vehicle and it opened yeSterdiy st the Strand theatfe, where an appfesialive audience gave every sign of complete Shi- istaction witl both the star and her ple- ture. The story is a most amusing one, With 2 touch of adventure and well flavefed { iR thrills. This 18 the second feature on the program. Ask youf friends what they thought of the show and theft Fou will surely coms. Fine Progtam The stage will Be deeorited by Otto F. Brost. The other attfaction in the coutss wili be on Jan. 25rd when Gface Sage, the famotls dramatist appears. Course tickéts $L5G; single admission $1.00. Tickets are on sale at Cranston & Co., Broadway. s i e The size and height of rooms In na- i¥e Nouses ifi JApan Are miore stand- ardized than the room dimensions in the houses of any other éotuiry. (Urmof‘ ‘Don’t Experiment with - your Baby’s Food Bt ESERATLE with sugar, It can be wmmn ol THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Bulldir: New Yok R Mise Ceetls | Orpbans of the Siérm, Direetor's Mont Ambitious Effert, Now Huasing of h¢ Breed Theatre, The public of this coMmunity hive an opportunity to see D. W. Griffiie latest pibture sensation, Orphans of (he Stort, 2 Unied Artists' releste, whisk will be shown at the Breed {heatre (o< day, Wednesday and Thursdiy. This fs 4 treméndous fhotoplay bullded upos fhe story of D'Effiers”s 614 stage favor- ite, The Two Orphans, dnd is Me. GFif- fith's most ambitious effort. He hopes by this picture to provide » cofitribution (0 history of the Past, gre- senting it in an understandable, yet forcetully dramatic manner, 1t might ¢aFfy 4 WarnIng for a future fhat éan only eseape of the pas, avoiding their cause. Mr. Griffith sims to bring (he fiete and lessons of & time wiien otir very eiv- ilization hung in the bAlance 10 (he minds_of the millions in this country ia il ol i :