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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

The bricklayers masors,. plasterers.
marble settlers and tile settlers in Cam
aGa are now III under one charter
affiliated with the International
irichlayers' Union.
Women employees of the BROOKLYN
Rarid Transl- Company number over
1000, while the New York Street Rail
ways Company carries over 2,Gos
women on is payroll.
There is just about enough room IL
continental Tinted States 10 take IN
tEa area OF 1ne British Isles % times
over. California; alone is rs per cent.
lor@er than the whole United King
com. EnglaEd, which is about the
size of New York state. had pop
ttlation in 1911 of StOo9.00O. compared
With slightly over 5000 G0h for New
York III 1914
The camel t}e mos important
means of overland transport from
Haedad TO Persia. arrie- II load of
400 to 800 pounds, divided into pack.
ages and usually lied. On either side
OF a saddle. Before the war z load Of
TINS size eoIid be sent from Bagdad
to kermansl7ah for $S.GS, but at the
present time the transportation al
such a load y camel costs s73.
fne coal 4 eSiolS OF rance cover
an area of 1888. 900 acres, being di-
,ided into - concessions. Of which
cnly 264 have actually b-en exploited.
Of this number only 25s we're in ac-
tive operation in 1913.,. The total an-
rdal production .ofS-thcses r1!nes was
50 ,H44 600 tons of coal, anthracite and
ignite. the relative proportion of
ignite being as follows; Coal and
anthracite, 1851, 900, or % per cent;
Ignite 1900 or 1.9 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
SEVERE TEST SHOWS
HOW TO SAVE SHOES

"a molder in our foundry wore
pair of shoes with Neolin Soles every
day for ten months and two weeks
both in the foundry, and to and from
his work-and they are just worn out.
The Sessions Foundry Company of
Bristol, Connecticut, makes this report
on a pair of Neolin-soled molders'
shoes given them for test
Neohn Soles have none of the short
comings of other soles. They do not
burn or crack under conditions such
as these-nor do they wear out quickly
under the grind of abrasive materials.
They are made by Science to be es-
pecially tough and durable, will stand
the toughest kind of usage and so
wear longer and save money. More
over, they are comfortable and water
proof.
You can get them on new shoes in
many styles for men, women and chill
dren-or as re-soles. They are manu-
featured by The Goodyear Tire G.
Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio, who also
make Wingfoot Heels-guaranteed to
outwear all other heels.
1leOlif1 !S'oles
Trade Marx Reg. U. s. Pat. OF.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
BREED THEATRE.

Today. one day only. the Breed will
present for its feature attraction Hale
Hamilton in Johnny on the Spot.
five-act Metro comedy OF rare bril-
lance. II Is picture with a laugh in
every crank of the camera. II is a
story filed with spontaneous ard in
fictitious humor which centers around
he deeper theme of a beautiful ro-
nance the keystone 10 the clever play.
That al things do not come 10 those
who wait but 10 those who go after
them is cleverly human and also that
The apparently unaJtainable is often
easily obtained il the purpose is strong
enough. There are situations Of end
less amusement and complications
which are cleverly handled by this
dynamic star whose brilliant smile has
-ained MIN countless warm friends and
Idmirtrs throughout the world. John
uy on the Spot Is a story of love.
laughter and lavish entertainment
FRITZ Brunette viii also he seen in
-h" greatest melodrana OF the season
The Sealed Envelope and the Pathe
.rIyei series viii complete the bin for
today one day only.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
Nyrkle Harder Co. at the DAVIS Thea
tire All Next Week.

Next week the lover Of real dramatic
1T viii have their every wish gratified
n witnessing six big New York sue
sesses by Myrkle- Harder Co. Opening
play Monday. Maude Fultons splendid
eomedy drama The Brat This play
-ives every member iu the cast a
splendid opportunity to show his or her
abilOty in the most satisfactory man
ner The Brat will prove q revelation
m Norwich Never has there been Of
fored in stock anywhere a stage pro-
iuction Of a New York success on a
scale OF magnitude equal TO the mas
ferful presentation Of The Brat to be
presented on this occasion BY the
My-kle- Harder Co. Thousands of dol
ars OF extra expense have been in
-urred To make this organization the
most talked about amusement event
,ere in years, with plans OF sentiment
romance and comedy.
Other PLAYS TO be presented are
Cheating Cheaters. a startling dramat-
ic farce; Here Comes the Bride. a riot
of fun, q smile, a laugh, a scream;
Pals First Tom Wise and William
Courtneys Gaiety theatre success: The
Land OF Promise. Billy Burke's Empire
theatre success. The Daughter of
Mother Machree. stirring adventure
Usual matinees VIII be presented
Seats on sale Friday. Best seats soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
DAVIS THEATRE.

ono of Tho best vaudeville and pho
oDilv bills ever seen I'm this city closes
ihree days engagement al the Davis
ndav and anyone who has not seen
no show shouldn't miss this last on
no-funitN The feature attraction is
no big Keith vaudeville hcadliner the
Six Rouas q troupe Of athletes who
arc easily without an equal johnny
Wood the ebony king or veutriloquists.
and h. is one OF the best in his par
'icUlsr line ever seen at this theatre.
The third act Is Dorothy and Buster. a
pair Of clever kids who present pref
y singing talking and dancing novelty
rna- everyone VIII enjoy.
Elsie Ferguson. the talented Aircraft
star IS TneIv supported I'm her new
rhoropay His Partisan Wife. which is
az Tho Davis theatre this week. David
Powell. an actor OF strong personal
magnetism and brilliant attainments. is
fhc leading man. Others in the cast
include such well known screen play
ers az Courtney Foote. Frank Losee.
Cora Williams Capt Charles and
Louis Grizei Tho picture was directed
hy Emile Chautard with artistic ef-
feet
The Burton Holmes TraveIogue.
showing St Dustan's Happy Blind
completes the show
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
The Years Greatest Fiction Story TO
&c Shown at the Breed Thursday.
Friday and Saturday.

IH story that ranks as tho Years
-fcatssf work Of fiction. and with a
-lrrortlrc east possessing names that
read like q benefit performance. Miss
anita Stewart returns To the ranks of
screen stars AZ the Breed theatre
Thursday. Friday and Saturday in
Nirtu0us Wives adapted from the
'ook ~ thsf title by owen Johnson. as
he first Of her new super productions
made by her own company Miss
stewart plays the part of Amy For
roster. whose domestic troubles as the
V'fI of Andrew Forester q social
Eo.suctIki have provided thousands OF
women with word pictures of their own
persona wiieiy problems. Local thea
trs-o"r= Who nave read the book or the
-iort as Do was Published scrially in
the Cosmopolitan viii lind that the film
production Keeps CLOSE In the action,
to the various situations iu the devel-
opment of the printed version Miss
~t-warts supporting cast includes Mrs
p"WoN Hopper wife of the famous
comedian now starring I'm Everything
at the New York Hippodrome; Conway
f'..rIe q star from the legitimate
stage William Boyd. well known to
Naw York theatre patrons for his work
a- leading man in a number of big
stage plays and Edwin Arden. peer Of
actors doiiueating the characters Of
fn"a married 10 women who feel no
..H-e OF obligation 10 their welded
H. Remember that Anita Stewart
rI. H. seen IN NirluOus Wives only at
h. Breed theatre.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19

Ignorance Is more powerful IN the
s-Rds ~ aet-S Heople than knowledge
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
F. z. CARPENTER
= IAhIEN T Elk, -----AuCtlOnt
AUCTION
TUESDAY, MARCH 25. 1919.
TERMS CASH
TERMS CASH.

As have sold my farm. located top
OF Gallup Hill, / 1-2 miles from Old
Mystic. miles from Ledyard Center.
] will sell without reserve: / chestnut
horse 4 years. weight 1900, a dandy
horse true double and single; I bay
mare, Q years, weight 1900, sound and
safe for a lady TO harness and drive;
year Holstein COW, giving 10 quarts
milk; / year heifer due to freshen
in month or six weeks; / Holstein
heifer II months. / Holstein bull. 10
months; shoats. Is hens, ] pair
heavy team harnesses, ] pair driving
harnesses, odd collars, / weeder .
Syracuse plows. ] horse rake, l one
horse cultivator all nearly new, two
horse team wagon and carriages, /
grindstone, some household goods, and
small articles too numerous to mention.
If stormy, next fair week day.
ALBERT /. PARMETER.
Mystic Conn. mar19WM
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
Suffered for Eiqht Years.

Rheumatic pains. lame back, sore
and stiff joints most frequent
ly can be traced to overworked, weak
or disordered kidneys. Daisy Bell, r.
p. D. 8, Box 234, Savannah, Ga, writes:
'1s was suffering for eight years from
pain in the back and could not do any
of my work. but since l have taken
Foley Kidney Pills I can do all of my
work" Foley Kidney Pills have given
relief to thousands who suffered from
kidney or bladder trouble. Try them.
The Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19

FOR SALE-Handsome young pony,
tame and sound, also rubber tired car
riage and two-wheel runabout, harness
and riding saddle; any child can ride
or drive him; entire rig 1925. Inquire
Pasnik, 10 Williams St mar12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
TEL

WANTED - Furnished room and
board for elderly lady. Address X.
Bulletin. mar12WtM
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
POETRY
THINGS AS THEY ARE,

THINGS AS THEY ARE,
Your altar stands-just as it stood of
old
And worshippers you have in mani
fold, 70 ..7...r
Forever was that worship still the
Sa.no- f.zs,~-1
They only changed. from age to age,
your name,
Till late one brave sehi is E 5 faced
you square.
With that Inscription -heneeforth
shall year.
Things as they are. the priesthood OF
your cult II
of hierarchal stock; and they exult
Your liturgy TO read. your altar crown
With victim offered as the law lays
down.
Come say they to the people,
'hither and bring, oJ'-5'-
That footless silly dream TO which you
cling" '-sPiQ
The dream may be of truth. embodied
yet
Yelled in the futures ultra &Violet:
The dreanl-,tis of the More-thanal all
A joy-a visioning But it must go!
Your priest has whetted and uplifts
the knife
So avid of that dreams unblemished
Efei
Your priest serves Use cts but your
other name);.
The listening flock approves your
landed claim:
Fat Peace, Material Good, your cult
insures-
A Far Utility there is mot yours
The Altar of the Things That Shall
Be; there ----=-==.-.
serve, with few-and find the service
fair. .s.
Edith NJ. Thomas, in the New Yori
Sun. 5.etla i..F
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19

WE OFFER for sale one two-ton
White truck, extra size, As b. p. motor,
37x5 Kelly Springfield tires front, 4OxS
Goodyear Cord tires rear, platform
body with removable sides; canvas
cover, ropes, etc; fully equipped, tire
pump, etc, has been run only 5,S77
miles; purchased at time of freight
embargoes and not further needed; in
perfect condition; will sell at fair price.
Write W. A P, care Norwich Bulletin
mar1hd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
AUDITORIUM.

There are three fine acts of vaude-
Vile playing AT the Auditorium today
The Seaburys have a good roller skat-
ing and dancing act that goes big
Nelson and Jay have a real novelty act
that sure does please, while Honey
Johnson is a big hit in his songs and
tories Today will be your lats chance
10 see this exceptionally fine bill.
a stolen kiss wins for Marta. little
seamstress. her ambition to be mistress
of "a fine home and have fine clothes
and jewels. She is maid TO a society
woman, and Is secretly posing for the
iiance Of the woman who. in his en-
thusiasm. kisses her just as his sweet
heart enters his studio.
Marta is dismissed, but gains the
sympathy of a friend of the sculptor
who marries her. She then has every
thing she desired but love And 10
gain this she sacrifices everything and
returns TO her sewing machine in Miss
Ambition. the Nitagraph Blue Ribbon
feature, which will be seen in the Au-
ditorium theatre today for the last
time. Corinne Griffith has the featured
role in this fascinating romance.
William Duncan in The Man OF
Might completes the show.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville ana Motion Pictures at
the Auditorium
Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre.
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
Davis Theatre
Roller Skating at Olympic hall.
lmmergruen Lodge, No. IL, o. D. Il.
s. meets in Germania Hall.
Somerset Lodge. No. "a, F. and A.
M meets in Masonic Temple.
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. Al, ]. o. o.
F.. meets in Odd Fellows Han
Ladies Auxiliary, No. is, A. o. H.
meets in ForeSters' Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Washington crossed the Delaware.
Take notice didn't cross the PEG.
pie" he pointed out.-New York Sun
Stel1a-Did he propose to you!
Bella-rm afraid not; he spoke a:
station to station insteaS as persoi
to Personal---very. York Sun.
Reporter--What started the blaze
chief? ry-r II
Fire Chief lin wi1isper) = Spon-
ta.neous ins,1rance.-Buffalo Express.
Why don't you put some moro
flesh on your horser
Cant you see the poor beast cal
hardly carry what he has ?"-St. Louit
Post Dispatch. a. III
Uncle Sam is no bully. but he car
take care of himself"
''Eh 81
When they chucked rocks at his
Pug hat they soon found him in
trench helmet. kansas City Journal
Say, can you let ne have five OF
''' No"
s. minutes. I think I IAN show
you how to make some money"
- objection, old chap. You cai
Fave twenty if you want. - Boston
Transcript
Problem-If YOU should observe q
1can on q train. elevated or street car
take out all the papers in his pock-
cts and scan them carefully. tearing
some up. what would pc your deduc-
ton s. IS III III
Answer-Tiat he is g6iFg home to
his wife. Judge.
The druggist danced IN. chortfed
till the bottles danced on She shelves,
W hats up asked the soda clerk,
Have YOU teen taking something ~
no. But 90 you remember when
cur water Eipes Were frozen laS
Christmas?''
Yes; but what"
| We'll. tie plumber who liked Il ~
! las just come TO have q irescripssA
filled. st, louis Globe democrat.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
FARMING TOOLS,
WAC ONs. ETC.

One nearly neFAron. axle team
wagon with sptNis seat (this is
a dandy, l alnb# new side en-
trance milk wagoh, / two seated
canopy top surrey. 1 corking
good SJanhope carriage, JUS like
new, weeder. several cult
vators, l stone boat, . extension
ladders, ! seed sower, / oil tank,
d lot of chains and smaller tools
of all sorts, a few cords of wood
cut to stove length.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
FOR SALE

by the Administrator to settle
the estate of the late Annie NJ.
Thompson of North Grosvenor-
dale, Conn,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Free Movies for Bows.

The free moving picture hour for
the boys OF the city between the ages
Of eleven and sixteen will be held
TINS "wednesday afternoon. at four
o'clock. There will be two reels Of pic
T1rres and, talk by J. Harold Ely, the
1ormcr boyg secretarY
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
TO RENT

FOR RENT--Whites Court Garage.
Two closed cars, at reasonable rates;
day or night service. Car storage. So
per month. Phone 1219-3. II Cliff st
mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
WANTED
GIRLS WANTED
Steady Work, Full Time, Good Pay

Steady Work, Full Time, Good Pay,
Pleasant and heaIthful shop condi-
lions, good board and room at com
pany's hotel for girls, recreation and
educational features, and a girls club
room provided. Company furnishes
free insurance and medical attention.
A splendid opportunity to learn the
profitable trade of making rubber
shoes. Applicants must be of good
moral character and able to give refer
ences. Apply or address Employment
Dept,
BEACON FALLS RUBBER SHOE CO.,
Beacon Falls, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
FOR SALE
SPECIAL ONE-MAN FARM

A beautiful farm of 65 acres, well
divided into tillable, pasture and wood
land, fine orchard, plenty of other
fruits for home use The land is we'll
adapted for general farming and
dairying. "A ten-room house (water
in the house,, 2 large barns, ice
house, tool house, chicken houses and
sheds. These buildings are all in
good condition, including the follow
ing stock: II head of cattle. , horses,
8 hogs, 40 to so hens, all farming
implements and tools, and remaining
crops. This place is located within
10 minutes walk from the trolley sta
ton, in beautiful farming district,
best of location a good country
road, 2 or 3 miles from a manufacture
ing village.
This place is to be sold at sacri-
fee. Price and terms will be consid-
cred. If interested, inquire of Ra-
cine's Farm Agency, DanieIson,
Conn, Phone 1913.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19

PERSONAL

PROSTATE disorders. bladder trou.
bic in men; getting up frequently at
night positively and rapidly overcome
without drugs privately at home: doc
tors, osteopaths, chiropractors. physi-
cal culture directors use it; easily used
by anyone anywhere: no matter what
YOU have tried. or how old the case,
this method will bring results quickly.
Write for free illustrated booklet and
convincing testimony Electrothermat
Co, 2SS Harrison Bldg, 15teubenviHe,
Ohio. mar19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
SALE OF HORSES.

I am very sorry that my car of
Horses will not be here March 18th,
as advertised. On account of sickness
my buyer has only part of them
bought. | am in the west filling out
the load. viii be back with them
about March 22nd Notice will be
given upon arrival
Tel. 1858. ELMER r. PERSON.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19

the estate of the late Annie NJ.
Thompson of North Grosvenor-
dale, Conn,
SATURDAY, MARCH 22D,
commencing at o'clock a. m.
The sale will open with per-
sonal property, including a large
and valuable collection of an
tiuues and family heirlooms in
the most perfect state Of pres
ervation, owned on this grand
old farm for over $50 years, and
which could not be purchased at
any time at any price had not
this occasion presented itself.
Take advantage of this grand
opportunity and come. Bring
your family and friends and en-
joy good, old fashioned farm
sale, where your dollars will buy
without reserve or restriction.
The following is partial and
limited description of the con-
tents of the 14-room house:
Three fine old chamber sets,
consisting of bureaus, bedSteadS.
chairs and stands, 1 grand old
colonial bedstead with canopy
complete, drop leaf tables with
fiuted legs, several small stands
with nicely designed pedestals, /
old Spanish rocker, a lot of lad
der-back chairs with basket
seats, a fine variety of rush bot
tom chairs, 4 or mahogany
framed mirrors Oh inherent
sizes or Z mirrors win peaull-
~ ar sass lop anu dcoliI uiops,
of carpets and rugs, Il large col
lection of old and new crocbery,
several pieces Oh 2eWter' plenty
oI spilIlIlls "lIeeIS anu teels' !
II PlS'oo III P('ii 'tt'''4' GlI? l
Iilouel Il iGlllol' oeeA uS9h, l DliiiliS
room SuIle' lew "S'rGIo''e9,
couNIies, S7ese lee' tliqI pe'2 anu
PaL Il"oi quIiIS' AitC'leli I"iiSG
s'iIu iie''.et >, s'lIG on "ili,i'liCeG
q. 80.
d9 80 aloN9o' i"ii 'ei lis 'io''i co
anu pooh9'
FARMING TOOLS.
a,no1Io Gro
g5>0o "
One nearly neEAron. axle team
wagon with sprfIS seat tthis is
dandy, | alnpF new side en-
trance milk wagon, L tWo-seated
canopy top surrey corklnS
&ood SCahnope carriage lus' IKE
new 1 Weeder, several cCltl-
FaIors' stone poat' extension
LADDERS, ! SEED soWer, OIL TANK,
Iot OF cnalnS ana smaller TOOLS
Oh all Sorts lew CORDS OF WOOD
cut 10 stove length
The Real Estate will be sold AZ
On 49,,
''o' ~''o"
consisting Oh ZV0 acres tmore or
less), with a beautiful house OF
IA rooms, splendldIy -ocated on
Knoll, oVerlooklng Inc Eusy
village OIL North GrosvenoroaIe'
1holhpSol anu the CITY Oh tut
yae,on she'd tool, she'd corn ana
hen houses. The land is nicely
divided as follows: 20 acres i'm
proved, SO to- 20 acres of wood
and timber of good growth and
the balance pasture, well watered
This farm has been in the same
family for about $50 years, has
been well taken care of, and is
capable of maintaining 20 COWS,
4 horses and other livestock. 1t
is one half mile from the busy
village of Grosvenordale, . il
miles north of the city of Put
nam, / 1-2 miles from Thompson.
Conn, and + miles south from
Webster. Mass. A more deslra-
BILE summer residence cannot be
found, and it is one Of the best
farms in this section OF the
country " LaIIh Lor Il nv IilS' II
last bidder will be the owner. A
deposit Oh 10 per cent. Oh me
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-19
WANTED

WANTED-For our new candy and
ice cream parlOrs, four girls for Our
grand opening. Saturday, March %
Applicants must give references. Bell
Milton Co, 144 Main St mar19d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
CHINA MEDICAL BOARD
EXPENDS TWO THOUSAND
DESPITE EXCHANGE RATE

NEW YORK, Dec. despite un-
favorable rates Of exchange and in
creased cost Of building. the China
Medical BOARD, a subsidiary Of the
Rockefeller Foundation expended
$2.131.55S IN 1918 according TO its
annual report made public here to-
day.
Contributions were paid to 10 hos
pitfalls, three medical schools and So
fellows and scholars. Three eminent
Chinese educators. II was said, Fan
Yuan-lieu. recently minister OF ed
ucation. Yen Hsiu, scholar Of the old
regime and F. T. sun, president OF
the school OF fisheries al Tientsin.
spent several months in the United
States in 1919 getting In touch with
leading American authorities on ed
ucation.
During the year construction work
on the buildings of the Picking Union
Medical college went forward and
the faculty was increased to "a. The
board in its report said that the pre-
sent estimates for the college for an
outlay Of about $4,000. OCO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-05
.}AILROADS MUST
HUGE
EQUIPMENT SOON
President of Northern Pacific
Presents Facts to In
SuranCe Men.

NEW YORK. Dec. New Rail-
road equipment costing approximate
j. co.o0o.o00 must be bought
The next few years II the
American people are to avert a still
higher cost or living. said Howard
Elliott. president Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company before
the reconstruction conference Of the
Association Of Life Insurance presi-
dents here Thursday.
Mr. Elliott. who spoke on the sub
ject The Efficient Transportation
Machine a National Necessity" said
that there could be no higher func-
ton for the great life insurance
companies at the present time than
TO make it. plain TO all the people
that Our railroads must not be
crippled but on the contrary they
must keep abreast of the times and
be prepared TO serve the great and
growing future OF the country"
VIII Face Bankruptcy.
The speaker said that without an
increase in freight and passenger
rates. a very large number of rail-
road companIes would face bank
ruptcy and that very few Of those
who escaped would be able to pay
stockholders. The year would end.
there was every indication, he said,
with a deficit of perhaps SG50,O0O,-
600 for all railroad operations. The
country cannot have an efficient
transportation machine nor can in
vestments in railroad securities be
protected. he said. unless the roads
are given higher compensation TO
maintain them efficiently.
The speaker said that the Asso-
citation OF Railway Executives in q
recent QUESTIONABLE TO some 5000
editors. asked them TO express their
opinion on government ownership
and control and that SD percent re-
piled that their communities We're i'm
favor of the return of the roads 10
their owners. He said that every
one OF the 53,923,734 life insurance
policy holders in the United States
were vitality Interested i'm the SOlu-
ton of the transportation problem
because among the assets securing
their policies were nearly $1,000
600. 900 of railway securities. These
policy holders, with the rest of the
1O5. 100000 people i'm the country.
he said. desired TO see "a continuous
development OF the railroads for the
purpose of increasing the food and
fuel supply and the production OF