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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
Brsed Theetrs.

seena Owen heads the double feature bill at the Breed theatre today in the su- per-speciaI production. f"The House of Toys In this absorbing play, based on the wideIy-read novel of Henry Russell Miller, Miss Owen carries the role of the typical romanfic impulsive girl who thought it would be such fun to mary and be poor togather." forget ting that there is nothing 'poetical or inspiring about ! last years millinery or small. fiat on side street. It Is 2 timely theme, and a role for which Seena Owen sis we'll adapted. having just the. peisek and personality which tf1e interpretation of such skill to DOT tray for the screen the inevitable charges which experience and disil- lusi6nment carve upon the fact of sensitive woman. J. Warren Kerrlgan and his own \ company will also pc seen in Tive Sparks" This is TO- nance of the Texas oil fields by Caro- line Ssyre and not only provides MT. KerrigAn with role to his liking but such. profninent players as Fritzi Bru- nette, Joseph ! Bowling and Arthur Milette score individual triumphs by reason of the splendid parts assigned to them The Pathe News will com pietes,th bill. Four shows today at 1.Sc, 5, s15 and S.15., ~
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
PoNZI HAD LEAVE OF
 ABSENCE FROM JAu,

Boston, Aug 26.-Charles Ponzf on leave of absence from the East Cam bridge Jail, today revisited places fxmil- jar to him in the paImy days of his ca reer as a popular flnancier. His trip was in connection with the effort of his receivers to round up what remains of his property for the benefit of creditors. He had given the receivers keys to the several safety deposit boxes which he used from time to time, and today ae- companied them to inspect the contents of these boxes and have the .vaiuables included in the seanty assets available to meet claims.
 These claims, as .presented to the at torney general, passed the five million dollar mark today with a total of 36,- 014 0s2 from 12,165 creditors.
 As jaunty in demeanor as in the hey day of his popularityyPo was again today the cause of drawing crowds ;to- gether in the business district, and po licemen mounted and on foot patroled Newspaper Row while the throngs sought glimpse of him.
 One of the boxes visited proved a small mine of gold. s11,570 worth of gold coins or certificates being found there. The box also contained 100 900 German marks. 5000 in Liberty bonds and papers which the receivers said were important.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

tendent Loree of the lighting company soon had a gang of men at work. Tn pole was then ieaning at an angle of 30 degrees The old pole was soon re- moved and a new one placed. Rotting of the base was given as the cause of the fall.
 Mrs. Sally H. Toros. 23, died Friday morning at St. Josephs hospital follow ing a short illness She was born in West Ashford. October 29, 1896, the daughter of Clifton H. and Addie Whit taker Wright. Surviving her are her husband and father both of this city, and one sister, Miss Caroline Wright of Phoenixville.
 Sunday Notices
 At the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. c. Harley Smith pastor, will preach at 10:45 subject, Love and Service" Sundya school meets at noon, Evening service at D. m. subject Having Nothing"
 Services at the South Coventry Meth idts church will be held at 12;45 o'clock and z o'clock in the vening Sunday school meets at 11:45 a. m.
 Christian Science service is held Sun day morning at 1O45 o'clock in the Wo- mans Club rooms at So3 Main street. Subject of lesson-sermon, Christ Jesus"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The RainbAW Girl,

The Rainbow Girl'' is announced for presentation at the Davis hteatre We'd nesday evening, September l. Because of the many musical comedy elements which commended. the popular fancy this entertainment has been able to draw crowded houses. for three seasons. Nc doubt it's engagement here :; wilteS.hage as great a patronage, as has been ac- corded it since it's brilliant premier, es- pecially as it's equipment and personnel remain practically, the same. Gleason and Block are bringing it forward again and no duplicate company has been sent on tour Though one of their most suc- cessful achievements in the musical com edy line they have stsiven to maintain the same personnel for three seasons rather than weaken it's attYactiveness by putting out 9 second company with in, ferior people. Sam Sidman, first come dien, comes abain in the dual rele of an itinerant actor and bishop and Frank Harrington, second comedian, as the TO- tund English butler Johnnie Jordan and Joseph Daniels, dancers eccentric, and the Misses Burby and Merrimnn in the spinister parts, assist in the funmaking. A score of other principals appear upon the programme with a dancing and sing ing chorus which has been advertised as the most beautiful in the world The excellence of this piece is no doubt, due in a great measure to- the clever workmanship of Jerome K. Jerome, Rem mold Wolf and Louis A. Hirsch. the CO., authors Other members of the case are Katherine Shaw, John Ellis. Gene Carlson, Fred Solomon, Marie Dantes and George Lydecker. <
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
WILLIMANTIC

and proceeded to taken life calmly once again.
 On Wednesday of this week the check came back to the Wihdham National Bank they nut N G, on it and returned 1t to the New London officials, and then the wheels. of justice were set in motion and Spector was arrested by the local authorities and Friday. neon was taken Ito New London to face 8 charge of pas sing worthless check, When asked about the check Spector said he was sure he had 8 ten dollar balance in the bank right now and that, he had put $2o0 in the bank within the week. His knowledge of money in the bank however was not certain and a later statement was that he did not know anything about his bank account to date. He will learn something about, it at New London when his case is heard. ' Speetor has been mixed up with the court of this city and of Mansfield on several occasions, .
 Dance Saturday night, August 18th, Washburn hall, Majestic orehestra.-ady.
 The American Thread Company will tackle two tough propositions in the baseball line this week end; the first team being Rockville who will play at Rrecreation Park this (Saturday) after noon. the second being with the Provi- dence Independents at the park on Sunday at 3J o'clock standard time. For the past few games the American. Threat team has prouGce4 Ils.l c.ass ball and last Sundays game against the Singers of Bridgeport proved that they still have the stuff tha twins ball games. Rock vile has placed the Thread Makers once before this season and tthe result did not favor the locals. .Chet" Waite's bunch of ball players most of whom hail from Springheld are g fast lot with Johnny Cooney on the mound for the locals and Mckinley behind the bat, the Rockville visitors will have to beat pair that work together in fine shape. Rockville will use Fuller for pitch and Feeley for catch.
 Cooney in his, games twirled in this city has worked his, way into the hearts Of the local fans and many of them believe that be is due for bigger fields within short; time. Providence sport writers have had Johnny. dubbed as a. chip of the old block and letting it be
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
DEMAND FOR MUNICIPAL
 LEGAL AID BUREAUS

St. Louis, Aug 27.-There is a de- mand in all the great cities of the Unit ed States for the establishment of nu- nicipal legal aid bureaus, Ernest L. Tus- tin, of Philadelphia, told the American Bar Association at it's annual convention here today. MT. Tustin is director of public works in Philadelphia. He said the purpose of such a bureau or depart ment would be to enable the poor to ob- tain justice and the foreigner to be re- lieved from imposition, to establish a place where the weak. helpless and ig- norant would have their wrongs righted.
 ''The development of a virile legal aid association within our great municipal ities is a question of vital concern to ev- cry patriotic citizen, declared MT. Tus- tin. ''The need has become imperative and it's creation and careful develop ment should be taken by all of our large cities.
 Tn the past our best authorities have agreed that social injustice is respon- sible for the creation of more radical enemies to our government than any other cause.
 The mayor of one of our largest cit ies. who has had great experience. has stated withi na few weeks that trif1ing misunderstanding concerning municipal and social injustice is responsible for 90 per cent. of the extreme radicalism in the country.
 Immigration in the future will come largely from eastern European countries and the opportunity for imposition and unlawful practices will be much in creased <
 Despite the exceilet arguments ad- vanced we believe that legal aid should be made a municipal function rather than connected with the administration of our courts. The tendency in mans' communities to impose extra judicial du- ties upon our judges has not only re-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
And BAekache Stopped After q Short Treatment with FRUIT .A.TIyESr

Moretown, Vermont, March 27th 1918, .''I am warranted in having the strongest faith in 'Fruit-a-tives' after receiving such wonderful benefits from them. Foryears, I was sufferer with Kidney and Liver Complaints, My back ached ;. my liver was sluggish and my whole system seemed out of order.
 5'Fruit-a-tTes' was the only remedy to help me. They strengthened the kidneys, made my bowels move regularly and freed me of all tho distress caused from the kidney trouble, constipation and indigestion. Il few weeks treatm ent with 'Fruit-a-tives' made me feel as if I had anew lease on Life, and am glad to make known the great value of these Fruit Liver Tahletsn,
 MOSES MURPHY, 5Oc. a box, 6 for E 50, trial size 25c. Atdealers or from FRuIT-A-TIyES 4iuited, oGDENsBURG. N.Y,.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

seph Moves.
 MT and Mrs Edgar Pollay and their children with Mrs. Ellen Davis of Old Mystic spent Monday at Maple Lawn.
 Miss Mary H. Dean with her gusst, Mrs. Peterson of Noank spent Thursday and Friday at Maple Lawn.
 Miss Mary Spaldine of Brookline is the guest of Rev. G. B. Spalding
 Mrs. Aleck Lincoln spent 8 few days with her parents the last of the week.
 The ladies held social in the church parlors twice the past week.
 The church picnic will be held on the grcunds near the chlrch pa1lors Mon day, the 30tn
 Byrne Billings and daughter have re- turned from their trip by auto through Massachusetts.
 Mrs. Emme line Allyn is quite Ill at her nome in Quiambaug
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
Strand Today.

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 Do not miss the show that is playing at the Strand for the last time today. corinne Griffith. the most fashionably dressed screen star is shown in picture of a different nature than. the usual, N- titled Rabs Candidate. Alfred Farrell 4 Go. are seen in beautiful rag pie ture act. Francis and Wilson are next seen in d Dig hit! Betnard and Towns are, last in. revue of SO Nys and stories. Bernard as the Composer of the famous hit. entitled Dardanella. An up-to-date Select News Acioses this great show. The Strand variety Sunday show will consist of Jackie Saunders, in Betty Be Good. picture that is just full of hurnor and entertainment. William Duncan will again make his appearance in the Silent Avenger Screen Smiles. the. bright bits from newspaper wits. and two reel seanett. comedy entitled Never Too Old There will be two complete shows Sum .
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
strald Monday.

2, Tie Strands show for Monday Is As follows:. Annette and Rose, which is 2 man and woman in ss. singing, talking and dancing specislty, which will surely meet with your approval. The Musical John soa,s who is a wizard on all musical in strufnents eoffes next F Charlotte Haugh s Co, are four men in ai up-to-date sing ihe novelty. Mitchell Lewis will be seen in a. six part special production entitled Faith of the Strong. Any one who likes northwood pictures should not miss this one that is packed full of action. thrills and surprise An up-to-date Gaunent weekly will close the show.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
n.,;. .,.;, rs..tr. Today.

There will be four complete shows at the Davis today and no one can afford to miss the big: double feature programme that is on today. The first picture is Marian Davis in, "Aptil Folly" A six part paramount Aircraft special produc- t;on and one of the finest pictures ever shown here. The second feature is Mar aarit2 Fisher in "The Week End" hve-part comedy drama that gives this dainty star every opportunity to display her talents as comediene. 1nterna- tienAl News and a funny Mutt and Jeh comedy completes the show. Come early.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

dared into being hypnotised and while in the rance. is commanded to kill man he hates at one hour before dawn. Morn ing discloses the murder, and there com mene4s. the mystery. Had hypnotism compelled,ia good man to commit an evil deed . When in hypnotic state tas the will. Of the hypnotist supreme or Divine VIII? "One Hour Before Dawn. answers these questions. The second feature is ''3s East" with Con stance Rinney and. the original cast. Those who saw the play at this thea
 Ire wal enjoy the picture and those who. didn't see the play have a real treat in itgre Topics of the Day will be shown , Sunday and Paramount Screen Hasasine Nsnday and Tuesdays
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
VAUDEVILLE roE COUNTY rAIR


 .yAUpEvILLE, TOR COUNTY FAIR.
 Three biz. acts have been booked by ke!ihs .vaudeyille exchange for the fres vaudeville programme at the New Lon don County fair to be held in Norwich, Conn, Labor Day, Sept. 6 Tuesdsy, Sept 7th; and Wednesday, Sept. 6.
 One of the acts will be presented by 6iss and SHsnel. ee1ilibrists and gym. nasts. These two physical. culture ex- perls VIII appear in Q highly interesting and chance taking exposition of feats, The Flying St. onges, man and wo- man. youthful. speedy and daring will appear on the flying rings and trapeze. The Dernis Bros.,e clowns on the, re- voiTing ladder, have the third act. Theirs is..an uproarious comedy featurs and is a most sensational offering
 This, year $4,50o in purses is offered in the horse racing events. The entry lists bid fair to be. larger and better than ever.
 Entries, are coming in fast for the va. raous farm exhibits and the midway con- sessions are practically. all placed It is safe to predict that there will be greater number or entries and more va rieties, in. the, poultry show this. year than last. One of the largest exhib- tors will be Carl R. Kincklen, proprie- tor of the Idlewhile Farm, Sayville, L.
 A. big show, a. merry-go-round and ferris wheel are some of the attractions which The American Exposition Shows will. bring to the fair this year Secre- tary Gilbert S. Raymond of the fair so- ciety has just. closed contract with the carnival people and this feature will, without doubt be one of the biggest drawing cards on tho grounds. The carnival is, a. clean, up to the minute show said the secretary. And they are looking. for. record1breaking busi- ness during the three days of our fair"
 The second day of. the fair. will as usual be Farmers Day and the tfArd day. will be Athletic Day. Edward J. Mckay of Norwich, who is in charge of the athletic events, is. preparing a big entry list for these. events.
 In addition to the free vaudeville events there will be band oncerts and balloon ascension daily. What fair is complete Witfout balloon? -..#
 There will be no increase this year in the admission prices. They will be the same as last year z0 cents for the adults and 25 cents the oh eren- No war tax f .' s-+- .'
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
Breed Thestre--suaday, Monday and Tuesday,

''P.lor Bedroom and Bath" Is the feature pnotnplay ab. the Breed theatre Sunday Monday and Tuesday. This is a photopIay version of the famous stage success of the. same name which had an extended New York run. It is q bed room farce and is real rib tickling riot. See the picture and enjoy good laugh.
 Pearl White will also be seen in the tenth chaper of "The Great Secret" This episode is titled "The Inn of Dread" and is real thriller Other pictures on the bill include the Pathe. News. a Century comedy and Tropics of the Day"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
ROAD SOCIETY

Mir and Mrs. s. N. Williams were in Norwich on Saturday. Mir and Mrs. Parker Johnson and son returned on Monday to their home in West Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Wilcox and son spent Sunday hereF with relatives.
 Mrs. Horace Frink was one of a par ty that motored to Point Judith Wednes- day. Capt William A. Lincoln entertained a picnic party on board the Dreamer on Wednesday.
 daughter of ew Jersey have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Moves Palmer. Mrs. " D. Harris of New London lanaat S,inday-.Xstb her sister. Arz- Io-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
Norwich Bulletin. WilIimantIe Oatcs. g Church street.. Telephone 1es.'

Norwich Bulletin, WillimantIc Office. sS Church street.. Telephone 1eS.'
 When il comes to banking and making big profits. Ponzi. is only a piker in com harrison with Morris Spector of this city. Spector tried a new one recently or the police of New London by pay ing a fine of twenty-three dollars with sold as waste paper. Spector it seems a check that might have been good if was charged with operating motor vehicle without the proper markers in the Whaling City. and when taken into court Tuesday August 17th was fined ten dollars and costs amounting to s2s for the s7ne. It is alleged that Spector calmly vNr0te out a check on the Wind nam National Bank of Willimantic for the anon. of his fine, and handed it to the N%T London officials. who accepting t al its face value Speetor then re. turned to his home in the Thread City
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
What l. Coin : On ,Tonigl

Vaudeville and AlotIan Pictures s Davis Theatre Stfands5st -71,i -
 Motion Pictures te Breed Theatre.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
D. F.C. Jackson
 DENTIST

7f5 Main Street. Wiliimantic
 So1rs-9 a. :n. to D. m. Phone A
 Fl. F. sAEAGE'S closed car leaves Bulletin Office every morning except Sunday It 30 o'clock fer Willimantic. First car in morning to leave Wtlii. mantle for Norwich. Inquire at New York Lu1ch or al the hotels. rov2lS
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

JAY M. SHEPARD ~ ? Succeeding Fillmore Shepard Funeral Director & EInbalmes so-s2 r.oRTH ST. W:LLiMANTlc Lady Assistant Tel connection
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
Davis Theatre saAdsy, Monday and
 Tuesday.

H. R. Warner comes to the Davis the. ater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in ''One Hour Before Dawn" which is said to be one of the most baffiing and thrill ing mystery stories the screen has ever presented. This Jesse . D. Hampton Pathe feature presents the popular star in the role of a writer who entertains views antagenistic eteg hypuofisn. z Re is
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
Sells Nerth Street Heess

The room cottage at S7 Kort3 street has been sold to Mrs. Grace Pie.l per Of Brooklyn, N. Y, by Stanley j.. and Mary H.&Chielewski. The sale was negotiated by John A Moran, tae real estate broker Mrs. Pieper will reside in her purchased property.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28
KiIlourey Bros.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
 EMBALMERS se Union g.. Miliimantic, Conn Phone 50 tL-sy Assistantl
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-28

known that his brother, Jim is not the only ball player in the family. From
 all accounts the president of the Boston Braves agrees with the fans about
 Joflnny's ability and it is said he sis keeping tabs on the lads work this sea
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-07

There is widespread demand in Imperial county
that the county highways be built by the board of
vSorS force account.
This is perfectly agreeable to the Imperial Valley
Press with this exception
The present county highway commission cannot be
allowed the expenditure of cent of county
funds The present county highway commission must give
way to a and efficient non-political commission.
If the roads built by force account under the
the present county highway commission the oppor
tunes for -advised expenditures just great II
greater the system In fact it is
entrustng with the present spshod inefficient and bung
ling commission greater power than before and at the
time giving them greater opportunity to attempt
other suspicious deals
IMPERIAL COUNTY WILL NOT ENTRUST ITS
HARD EARNED MONEY WITH THESE MEN.
The first step is building these roads by force account
is the resignation of the commission which has lost
the confidence and faith of the entire Valley
AFTER THESE MEN HAVE RESIGNED LET THE
SUPERVISORS APPOINT A NON-POLITICAL CON-
MISSION AND THEN GO AHEAD AND BUILD THE
ROADS BY FORCE ACCOUNT.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-07
DEALING WITH THE UN-DEPORTED

America consists of Americans and of nothing but
Americans Those who within the past few years. have
to think Of America vast mixture of languages,
and cashing doctrines have had the wrong view
point They have been thinking of America place and
not ideal
Millions Of immorants have crossed the ocean from
the Old World. They have reached shores. but
them have reached America the other hand
many of native born and have been
Americans. There is such thing American l. w.
W."
An American is a who feels American, thinks
American and acts American-no matter where he
born.
those who wish to become Americans but spare
single foot of soil those who intend continue
un-American and anti-American. Fortunately, de-
of the nOXOus of these nruder but these
but small percentage of the unfit What about the
remainder?
There is but answer: They must be Americana
ed
justice not for congress and the various eg
latures it is task for the rank and file Of American
citizens 1t task of education plus and of influence
plus it is really task of moral coercion. 1t task for
swift and energetic action, wherein American citizens
all their vast numbers opportunities when they
exist and opportunities when they do exist to
AmericanZe all who within their circles else to
cast them out of their circles.
1t is time to talk of "broad-minded sympathy"
wrong is involved. You "conciate" conhagra-
ton.
Society note: Senator Newberry is courting in Grand
Rapids this week.
Wonder where the Reds get that idea that anarchy is
idea?
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-07
CONGRATULATE CALEIICO

The Calexico chamber of commerce is to be congratu
lated They have called Mayor Casey Abbott the carpet
explain his actions connection with the county high
way commission and it is predicted that they will ask him
for his resignation.
The Calexico chamber is of the livest chambers
in the Valley and their request that Casey Abbott
appointed the highway commission. Now that he
has failed utterly do his duty the CaeXco chamber
is preparing ask for his resignation and recommend
worthy
Here's hint to the Imperial and Brawley commercial
organizations.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-07

a few drops of "Gets-It' knocks the
hurt out of any corn at once and soon
loosens it so it lifts right off without
any feeling. Oh, what comfort. How
grand to walk and dance and jump
without a single twinge. Why not?
"Gets-1t." the never failing. guaran-
teed money back corn remover, costs
but q trifle at any drug store. MID. by
Z. Lawrence & Co, Chicago
Sold in FL Centro and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Greenleaf 4 Clements. J. E. Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-07

San Diego in his private car Coronado
this morning to make an inspection
to the Valley. 1. T. Sparks, division
freight and passenger agent escorted
the party over the Valley this after
noon, in company with NJ. d. Davis of
the Press, who is driving the party
about.
7. E. Wright, of San Diego, is visit
ing Ill the Valley for a few DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-07
YES, DO TELL Us. CASEY

The public would be much interested in hearing
real of why CASEY Abbott went to London. If
floating around Ell Centro true Casey didn't
want it known when he going.
The columns of the Press open to you, Casey.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-07
Three
Drop
Corn
Killer
"Gets-It" Stops Pain immediately and
Corns Go Quick.

The way to handle corns is the tried
and proved "Getslt" way-the way
that millions have found quickest. cas-
lest. safest and most reliable.