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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
How Old Are You .fss
 By Your Hair?

You may be thirty in years but if you are bald ca det, gray, or your hair is dry, brittle, scra gg4y and ugly looking. people will surely take you to be many years older.
 When your hair becomes faded. d1v streaked and scraSgly, when it caii 3 out badly and new hair cannot grow, the roots should be immediately ytal- ized and properly nourished. To do this quickly. safely and at little ex- pense. there is nothing so effective as Partisan sage diquid form) which you can get at Lee X Osgood Co. and ai good drug and toilet counters
 It's guaranteed to abolish danorIi if stop scalp itch and falling hair and promote a new growth or money re funded It's in great demand by dis crirninating women because it makes the hair so soft, lustrous, easy to arrange attractively and appear heav- fer than it really is.
 A massage with Parisian sage is a real deligllt-easy to use not sticky or greasy. and delicately perfum ed an antiseptic liquid free from danger ous ingredients and guara1lteed no. to color the hair or scalp If you want good looking hair and plenty of it by all means use Parisian sage-a little attention now insures beautiful hair for years to come.-Ady.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
BRYAN WILL ADVOCATE
 BONE DRY PROHIBITION

Prohibition that prohibits will be pra ched ny William Jennings Bryan when he speaks here on Wednesday evening at the Central Baptist church
 MT Bryan Is conducting tri-state campaign in Rhode Island Con necti- cut and Massac chusetts. in the interest If prohibition enforcement and world vide drouth. This is the announce nent Of H c Payne. publicity man, who is here ahead of The Common erf
 Rev. Dr Howard IT. Russell West ervil,e. Ohio. founder of the Anti Sa- loon Lea que of America, acconpanie 1Er. Bryan and will speak briefly. These speakers will urge that there "a enacted and enforced whatever state and federal measures may be necessary. They will say that prohi- bit5on is in the constitution Of the United States by the favorable action of 45 legislatures. and must be re- spected- They also will forecast rat ifca tioi, of the eighteenth amendment ov the three remaining legislatures of Rhode Island. Connecticut and New JerSe3.
 Schemes of the liquor men to set aside and ignore prohibition will be explained by the speakers. and the people will be urged to be alert and rtgiis nt-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
CONNECTICUT BUILDING
 AND BUSINESS

The bank clearings of Hartford, New Haven and Springfield for the week show increases in Hartford of 13 per cent. and Springfield of II per cent. with a decrease in New Haven of 4.6 per cent.
 Real estNe sales by warranty deed in the ConiAecticut towns reported in The Commerc Record for the past in the same towns in the correspond ing week Of 1918. with mortgage loans of S2,212, 831 for the week. against $865.642 year. ago
 Fifteen new Connecticut incorpora- tions are reported for the past week, 000. In the corresponding week of 1918 there were five companies. with S140.0G0 apitalization. and in 1911-- IS companies. with s1.909 900 capital.
 Seven petitions in bankruptcy in this state were reported during the week, with Iia bi1itis. of S21,S36 and asests of s1o,40o These figures com - pare with two petitions in the like week of last year, with liabilities of S6, ,S05 and assets of S11.919. and two petitions in 1917. with liabilities of sl,- SS6 and assets Of s2-791.
 Building permits were issued during the week in New Haven, Bridgeport, Hartford Waterbury, New Britain, New London. Bristol. West Haven, Stratford, and Springfield. Mass. to the number of 23o. for buildings cost ing S73S 767. These figures compare with 11s permits for the like week . year ago. for buildings costing $223.- 635, and t47 jn 1917, for buildings costing $675.945. There is 8 very g2.'- ceptible letting down in the volume of new work placed under contract. Plans without number have been fig ured, only to have the projects aban- doned. temporarily at least. due to present undertain conditions as re- gards labor and prices Of materials.
 Norwich had If sales of realty last week to five for the same week last year. The loans for the respective weeks were s46.55o and s1o. eco.
 Tn New London there were 13 sa les of real estate last week 10 seven for the same week last year. The loans for the respective weeks were s9s,1o0 and s3126o.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
PROPERTY TRANSFERS ARE
 PLACED ON RECORDS

In the last ten days of August the following real estate transfersSin Nor wich have been recorded at the town clerks office:
 Henry H. Gallup. executof. to- Mar ion and l. Rosenberg. land on. Greene avenue
 Harry A. and T N. Kohler Titus to Christina Bayreujth, lot No. l, Trad ing Cove terrace.
 The Mannercher club to John and Jennie Voikeman, land on Schiller street, TaftviIIe.
 Mary Walsh Casey to Alice Esther Daley land and buildings No. 6 Fifth street
 Willis P Hill to Gilbert and Leona Bowers, Boswell avenue and Tenth street
 Leslie E. Walker to Gilbert and Leona Bowers. Boswell avenue and Tenth street.
 shannon Building Co. to Lorenzo and Josephine Rinella. building known as the Marguerite, corner North Main and Main streets.
 Irene Lynch Luca to James Mara, house and lot 26 Town stEeet.
 Norwich Industrial Improyeila corporation to Frances DeLueia. lot No. II.
 Frank E. Waters to Frederick A and Mary c. Friswell, house and lot on Kinney avenue.
 Katherine $. Desmond to FortHnato Pedace house and lot on School street s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Saybrook-St. Johns parish fair was big success. Over. $500 will be cleared
 Middletoe.n-The Connecticut Pow CT Co. has declared the regular quar- terly dividend of St-5o per share on the preferred stock parable Sept. 2
 Essex-Ti1e yacht Dauntless has returned from a cruise to Fishers Isl and and other shore resorts and is being overhauled at the Dauntless Yacht works.
 S-yn nour-Sey1nour is suffering from ., faked check epidemic. The checks are signed by John H. Ryan" and most of them have been passed on coal dealers.
 ivoryto Dickinson has left for Oregon for q short stay. after which he is to be a professor of rnu- sic. teaching the violin and harmony in q university in Idaho.
 Greenwich-For the first time in a number of years q woman is flying the colors of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. She is Mrs. George Lauder IT, whose houseboat is now in local waters.
 6erIin-Michael Allbrycht, of Ser lin, while at work for Warren Bros, contractors on the state road in Southington, last week. was fa ataIly injured when struck by road shovel. He is survived by 8 widow and sev- erai children.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
Breed Theatre.

An intense story of heart throbs of distorted ideals and the wandering fancies Of young girl is told in Home the newest Universal Jewel production. in which Mrs. Charlie Chaplin Mildred Tfarris1 is cast as afI1iicert Rankin. daughter of q small town plum ber. Home will be seen al ti1e Breed thea tre today. No more fit ing title could have been found for this absorbing photoDiay than the one selected for II. Two homes are con rrasted in the DIay-one is the home or Miuicent Rankin. wherein dweIls -cEe and happiness; the other is the 1ore Of Beatrice Deering. a daughter cc wealth ana luxury, whose home is the gathering place Of idIers and scandal raongers, sponging on Bea- rrice's father.
 Mildred Harris has contributed q large share to making I classic of HoTne How girl learns the value of real home. sincere friends and :. +-Ge-hearted lover is told in T most sur1anly interesting pIlotodrarna, the 1-oduct both IS 10 story and direct 5n1 o< Lois Weber. and ir her sup porting cast are many of UniversaTs nost popular players, among them teirE William Critgenden. Lydia Knott. Helen Yoder, Al Ray. Frank Elliott John Cesar and CEarissa ScI 1--rre.
 Other pictures on the hill include Eubze de Remer in Dust of Desire zrd the Pzthe News
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02

Building in Norwich during. the past TWO months has kept up TO the normal average of years previous m fact, the average of building permits issued from the office of Fire Mar shal Howard l.. Stanton is far ahead of the number issued during the same two months in 1e1s. During the two months IT. permits have been issued which include several large buildings. chief of which are the mill Tor the Norwich Wooien Company and the Max Gordon office building. There have been petitions for a number of dwelling houses and garages 1ssued 10 persons in different parts of the city Contra ctors also report sood amount of work on hand and mum Der of plans are being figured as well as being drawn. The plans TOT the five story building to be erected at the corner of Willow and Franklin streets are being drawn by local ar chitects and will be given out for bids within a short time.
 On Division street John ;Ahearn IS erecting two-story dwelling house. The frame work is up and bearded in and the interior work will be started within a few days.
 On Otroba ndo Road a large barn Is being erected. the frame work having been put up and boarded in, The barn is about So140 feet and is of wood construction.
 The work on the new building for the Pulaski Corporation OH North Main street has been started and the founda ton work is in and ready for the ereetion of the frame work
 On the Baltic road q new dwelling house is being erected by Contractor Allen The house is two stories high with porch The Foundations have been laid and the frame work is ready for boa rding in.
 On other buildings in Norwich good progress has been made although the rain of the past week has held back exterior work and foundation jobs- The interior work on several of the buildings has been completed and brought up to q point where the structures are practically ready for occupation
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
NORWICH MOOSE WIN
 PRIZE AT GREENFIELD

Norwich, Conn, Lodge No $50 L. O. Q. M., won the $50 prize offered at the New "a England Moose field day at Greenfield, Mass, held Monday for the deiegatf ton having over twenty mem = bers and coming from the longest dis tance.
 The delegation went by auto and in the leading car were Dictator w. R. Hastedt, Secretary L. A. Andrews Past Dictator George H. Moles, Trus- tee George J. Goetfert, J. Wunderlich, Harry C.. Smith and Frank Hunter In all the delegation numb twenty
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
What |. Going On Tonight

Feature PhotoplaTs at the Davis Theatre.
 Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre.
 Moving Pictures at the Auditorium Tn eare.
 Moving Pictures at the Majestic Roof Garden
 sss saetpekss .n st. Ledge f.af No 2, O Q. F.. Norwich Nest, No. 139s. 0. O. o.. n eets in Owls Hall
 -Wauregan Lodge. No. $. K of F.. meets in Pythian Hall meets in Bill Block
 Ionic Camp No. 1894. M. W A.. meets ln Eagles Hall.
 Norwich Central Labor Union meets St. James Lodge. No 2S, F. and A. &- meets in Masonic Temple.
 Thames Lodge. No. 326. \. F. O. F.. meets in Foresters' Hall.
 Rose of New England Ledge. No. s3o4. C. L. O Of Q. F, meets at So West Main Street
 Clara Barton Tent, No. [. D of V. meets in Buckingham Memoria ST Aarys T. A and E. Society meets g T A B. Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
MIEDLETOWN.

At a special city meeting it was vot- ed to purchase the EFatkinson proper ty on Main street for the site for the new state arnlory. No architect for the new building has been selected as yet and it is probable that the state will call for competitive designs. The new building will cost S150e
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
Bacon Ordered Arrives.

Mayer J J. Desmond states that the ,acon first ordered through the gov =--nne ecc sales has arrived and the people who gave orders for the first consignment may call at his office in Siretucket street cn Tuesday to pay for and receive their bacon The oth- q goods are expected to arrive soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
sToRRs..

The state board of control has vot- ed to use the insurance money. for the erection of temporary dorn1itories to replace the buildings, at the state agri- cultural college. which were recently destroyed by fire. The new buildings are to cost about *4o 900. Later when funds have been secured it is intend cd to erect permanent structures, and also a new dairy barn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
NEW LONDON.

The F. W Smith Construction Co. has started work on a reinforced con- crete addition to the standard Oil Company ~torehouses on Lewis street IL will be 56x32. one story high. There wifi also be a small gar age 11x2o; Of concrete. The cost is placed at abo.t s10,oo0
 Contractor :. A. Brody has broken grou.d for two houses for Antonio Ci- gliatti on Fourth street. They will be 26x5S Of wood with f3 rooms each, for two families The cost is esti- mated at Sa.oe0 each.
 The New LonG7n Home Owners As sncia ton are building two new houses one on Addison street and the other on Riverview avenue. They will he 2zx25 each. with five rooms and 4 eo0 each.
 Contractor A. ". Brown has started work on frane cottage on NameauG avenue for Nj. I. Chandler. It will be 26x31, with five rooms and furnace heat In the rear will be q frame ga rage, 10x1g. The estimated cost of both is $5,600.
 Contractor H. R Douglas is making extensive altera tions and building by Fl. D. Burrows at 253 State street. The estimated cost of the project iss t5.ooo-
 Building Permits.
 NJ '. Chandler. frame cottage. Ma neaug avenue Cost $5.Go9.
 IT. H. de TreauIieu. frame porch, Williams street Cost s70o
 Standard Oil Co. concrete building, Lewis street Cost S12.000.
 Antonio cfigiatti. frame house, Fourth street. Cost se9o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
Davis Theatre.

Catherine Calvert is the star Of the powerful fve-part Paranl ouT1t-A rt- -raft Special Qtotopiay. The Career Of Katherine Bush. which is doing a .urnava5- business at the Davis thea -re- This is an adnirabl picLuriza- ion. of EHror GIvn's highly success fuI novel Of which more than 2 mil ion copies were sold. Miss Ca1vert's r.eauty and artistry are conspicu cus- .y iis0iat-ed .n this fine picture and imported as he is by many screen artists e rep1ta tio1. her latest vehi- -ie- ln an attraction Of superior mer-
 What is 3 coward? In these days hen courage has been so r1s gnifi- gently c displayed by millions cf Am er- can boys in The world conflict. others have shown an equallz- noble. trait. -houga not so sDecta cuIar. in main rz:ring the burden a | home It takes oral courage to bear the stignla of Physical coEardice and be n1isunLer- stood.
 This iz what confrorted SuI5i in The Courageous Coward. Sessue FFaNska- ws's latest prc5uCr5Cn. The other big rearura on this bin He rreferred to bear the brand of coward" than sac -i1ce his honor bv prosecuting 2 n in 7ocent mar The zccne Of the drama $ Chinatown. San Francisco. Ro- rrzrce and 8 r1urdc- mystery arc in rer~-ove7 Tn rt-n environment If the ,,rlderworld ct The Barbary Coast in -te play
 Burton TTcITnee T-a~eIegue com rieJes this unusually Sood progrs u1r1e SeF show tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
WESTERLY,

The F. A Sherman & Sons Com pan5- has been awarded 3, contra ct to construct 9. new silk mill for the Wes- teriy Development Company. on Plea sant street. and the concern will
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
property Sold.

Through the agency of A. V. Cove1lo, Mrs K S Desmond has sold her two -azemert house 6 a nd 7o School street - = Pedace. The house has all mod +rr irnrroEemerts.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
GRoTON.

.At the eighth school district meet ing Of Eastern Point section it was voted to purchase the lot on the Shen- necossett read. owned by the Housing corporation and located between White and Division streets. Tor this So1oo will be paid. When the deed is executed the. contract for the build ing Of q handsome brick schooIhouse will be warded to the H. Wales Lines Co. Of Neriden. which has guaranteed to do the work for a price not to OK ceed 3 certain sum. Five hundred feet cf sewer running from the build il2g site 10 Morse avenue will be laid. The Lines company has agreed to complete the building in from four to i've minths.
 III the neantin1e the building erect ed as an office for the Housing cor poration and since used bJ the |. Nj. C. <. will be used for temporary placed. in the upper story for that pur- pose
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
Y BUILDING PERMITS IN TWO MONTHS

once. The first unit of the plant will cost about s15O.00 and promoters of the enterprise feel that it is the first step forward in connection with the upbuilding of the industrial life of Westerly. Citizens of Westerly have furnished the money flor the con sttuction of this building
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
What Ais the Matte n.

Senator Reed ess the nation $ s,sf- 'erinE from Slle.i-saccl- T54e tT1.,1I : Eith the NiSsonrian is :E4t he. cay1'l .ecI rhelI-shock from sI.ell-g1ale --- x q gs- York World
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
BUIDLiNo OPERATIONS
 gAi NEW ENCt AND

Statistics of building and engineer ing opera lions in New England as compiled by The r. ". Dodge Com pany follow
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
he Oniy Way.

Young Roosevelt z-ortt be really like, his eminent father unn he in vents q phrase or two Of is csg1l,- Detroit Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02

When a man marries a girl fer her ssantiful face and graceful form the sckeAk apt to be on him later
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
Trt. Int.

Old Carranza may yet get a slap on The wrist. but what he deserves is to nave his whiskers -pulIed.-Toledo Blade
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
At ts-s Auditorium.

Al roads this week will lead 70 the
 Auditorium theatre where the Drake ard Walker Eorn Bay Girls biz col cred musical revue cf Is people are playing This attraction opened up yesterday to ca Dacitr houses and are : sure cure fer the blues The com 5anv Is headed b. Herr. Drake and makers. and they keep the audience in roars with their funny sayings 9th e-s who worked hard to please are
 Hattie Walker, prinla donna. Howard Lee who has T real singing voice, Cliff ard RaCGs. two clever dancers who work hard all during the show. and rha pretty creole chorus. one of the pest ever seen on . Norwich stage
 The feature picture. Tom Mix in St1eriffs Biurder. For a real singing and dancing show don't miss this company now playing at the Auditor tu1a- MariHee daily at ? D. m: eve uings at 6.45.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
M. A. BARBER Machinest and Engineer Steam Engine Repairs
lie Was Right

lie Was Right.
 Somebody suggests Colonel Bryan for the Democratic presidential norni- nee in 1920. Let's see! Wasn't it Bryan who held ouz that this country would never enter the war against Germany so long as he was secretary of state 2-Marion Star
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
70 CELEBRATE Ar BIG
DINNER FRIDAY NlGHT

Santa FEES GOING urer the top IN
the hotel drive will be celebrated al
a dinner Friday night at he WomaR'a
Board Of Trade building, Arthur
Seligman, field marshal for the drive,
and his staff, felt sure, after Mon
days long stride toward tho final OBJ
j~ectiye, that there remained no doubt
Of success, and began making plaRs
for the celebration. They decided that
another dinner would be proper, since
the drive was successfully launched
at . dinner.
The dinner IS to be given under
the auspices OF the Business Mems
Cooperative Association, but guests
are NOT knitted 60 the associations
meMhership. Far from that. ME-.
Seligman stated that every one in
the city was Notwithstanding the
women, Of course, as they have played
q big part in the drive.
The drive ends tonight and the
final report Of the push will be made
at the dinner by Mr. SeNgman. Other
prominent citizens are to be asked
to speak and Morrison's orchestra
will furnish music. Tickets are ali
ready on sale and can be gotten al
The Bank confectionery and from Mrs.
Nora p. Summers for one dollar.
MONDAYS RESULTS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
ELECTIONS
CALLED IN LUNA CO.
T0ELECT Legislator
REPREeEhTATfvE !. r. cuRNs
OF MORA COUNTY REcoNsip-
ERS RESlGNING AND WILL AT.
TEND SPECIAL SESSION.

Governor .Larrazolo today issued
a proclamation calling a special cleo
ton in Luna county to fill the
vacancy n the county,s representa-
ton in the lower house of the state
Legislature caused by the removal of
Ralph IA. Lynd, formerly Of Deming,
from the state. He now resides in
Arizona.
The date of the speciaI election is
set at December 80 in the governors
proclamation and county officials OF
Luna county are authorized to
make arrangements for me selection
Of Representative Lynd's successor
so the county will have full repre-
septation at the special session which
will open probably on January IL.
No special election will be neces-
sary in Mora county. 1t was announ-
ced that ], r. Curns. representative
In the lower house from that coun-
ty. who intended to resign his seal,
had ~reconsidered and would attend
the special session.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
YOU WOULDN'T TRY
TO TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. D0HsoN WARNS AGAINST
USE OF TREADHERs0us, DAN
GERous cAL0MEL.

Calomel ~saIivatesl It's mercury
Calumel acts like dynamite on D slug
gish liver When calomei comes into
contact with SOU hlie n crashes into
it, causing cramping and nausea.
n you feel bilious, headachy, consti-
pated and all knocked out, lust gosto
your druggist and get q bottle Of bod
sons LIVER Tone for q few cents which
ID a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take q spoonful
and Ii ID doesn't start your liver and
straighten YOU up better and quicker
than nasty calomel aud without max
ing you sick, just You 20 back and EEL
Your money
II you take calomel today You'll be
sick and %napseated tomorrow; besides
IL may salivate you, while II you take
Dodson's liver Tone you will wake up
feeling great, full Of ambition and
ready for work or play. It's harmless
pleasant and safe Tp give ~ children
they like Il. lady
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
lnterchurch
World Movement
Holds Conferenel

Albuquerque, Nov. 10.-TIhe Inter
church World Movement opened q
three day training conference at the
Presbyterian church here Yesterday,
with DR.. e. u. Rayel, state secretary
presiding This conference is a
school Of instruction for the church
men from every county and denomi-
notion iii The stale and d course Of
lectures will be- given by six men
who have been sent out from the
New York office. similar conferences
lave been held in every state In the
union and all who attend are In
stmicted to hold conference IN the
county from which they come. Be-
sides the men from the New York
office there viii be several We'll
known speakers from different parts
Of the state present during the con-
vention.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
Colfax County to
Purchase Bleoded
Dairy Livestock

Ration. DAG. 10.4Colfax county is
rot to be left behind in the dairy
industry and the chamber of com
merce Of this city viii purchase
dairy cattle which win be distribute
ed to the farmers Of the county. w.
j. Linwood will leave in a few days
for Phoenix, Arizona where he will
close a deal for a herd Of fine dairy
cattle which will be soud to farmers
on sort of rental proposition. About
$50 head are to be purchased, the
lot being made up Of two and three
year old cows and coming yearlings.
County agricultural agent Sawhill
and DR.. q. P. johnson of the federal
extension service have been in
Phoenix for the past week inspect
ing the cattle and as soon as This
work Is completed the shipment will
be made.