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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
AT THE STRAND.

The Strands show without a doubt Is the finest yet seen in Norwich Heading this wonderful show is Tl.e Creole Revue with seyen eolared people in an up to date minstrel shoE with singing. talking. dancing and music This act carries all its eEH sceneFy and is fvl! of life and sn- tertainment If you miss this act you miss the best act you ever saw. Cy and Ey comes next in a rip-roaring hockum act which will rock you in your seats. Williams and Watkins are also there in a singing, talking and dancing act that cannot be duplicated.
 For the special picture attraction the Strand has seeGrsd Someone Must Pay. wit han all star cast. including Gail Kane. Jackie Saunders, Edmund Breese, Jera Austin. Hugh Thompson and little Dorothy Arnold. Mir. Abramson has writ ten a dramatic story of nndcubted box office value. It is not a sex story, as the title may suggest 10 some, but clean cut problem play of the type which the movie 'fan" dotes upon. In all his work Mir. Abramson reveals an earnest con yiction of purpose and an intelligent h. terest in his idea and in this respect Someone Must Pay is of even more i'm portance than some of his previous pro duetipRs MT Abramsoa's thoroughnes.
 is also ever reflected in his lavish pro auctions and particularly in the esiibrs | of the casts he presents. "Ali Star" f1fly
 describes the cast Of SoRaeene Must Fay The wealth of heart interest in Some one Must Pay will contribute not liftll
 to it's success. while its motive will siT' | fans" a thought for reehction. M An up-te-date weekly will close thi | wonderful show at the Strand. N
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
WlNDHAM

". C. Norris of WillimaHtic was at the Congregational church last Thursday evening and gave a talk on the inter church world movement. The canvassing for pledges is in the hands of the Wom- ans Missionary society and the work of collecting money was started Sunday af- ternoen. Every family represented in any of the organizations of the church will be asked te contribute to the fund to be raised. The quota for this parish is about siIoc. ''' .- ''' Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hatch. who have been spendihg the winter at Winter Ha- ven, Fla, started for home Wednesday the 2sth.
 Harry woodworth of westpo-t was ir town Tuesday to attend the burial of hit uncle, ". Chester ypeagerth, whose ! body has been in the receiving vault foi several weeks. The body of Stephen Aibre of Willimsntie was also buried Tuesday. These were tke only bodies iT the vault,
 The Auction Bridge club met with Misl F. c. Efale Monday instead of with Mrs Ada Larrabee as at first planned. Mir and Mrs. Paul Hopkins. Miss HeieI | Hopkins and Philip Hopkins furnished | the music at the Congregational churcl in Wiilimantic Sunday evening. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Larrsbee, Afr and Mrs. James Lathrop, Mrs. Ada Lar
 rabee and Miss Emma I.aTrabee wer
 guests of Judge and Mrs. Lucius Brow of Norwich Saturday.
 The Woman's Missionary society me
 at Mrs. Albert Bates Tuesday afternoon 1 A number of Windham people attendet the old folks concert at the Methods church in Willjmantic Tuesday evening
 Mrs. Henry Bingham has been callel
 to New York state by the illness of he brother
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29


 company had already met every raise of wages granted by other cotton plants since the war.
 The strikers held meeting at Central Labor hall during the afternoon but nothing special developed. They still held out for their demands. At this meeting an organizer of the Textile Workers of America was the principal speaker, Fhe strikers claimed that when they had voted for 4s hours and 4s hours pay they had meant to vote for 4s hours werk with 55 heurs' nay, There were no disturbances of any kind reported The men have agreed to held out until the company meets their demands.
 Wednesday evening of Hext week, at the town hall. an epsn meeting will be 1 held in the interests of Connectieut's ratification of the nineteenth amendment to the Constitution. Plans for this meeting were formulated Tuesday after, noon at a special meeting of the WiIli- mantle Neman's Club Some of the IS women, one from every state ia the Union, now touring this state, will De present and will speak. They will en. deaveF to show how Genpeeticut's stand on this amendment is regarded by ether states, Music by 9 local orgs1ization and 3 speech by seme out of toFn man Eill complete the order of exsEeisss for the evening.
 There was large attepdanee at the o. o. F. whist and social held in odd Fellows hall, soz Main street, Tuesday evening. The feature of the entertain naent was the performance of Professor Banfeld of Norwich, who Hlystifed his audience with his clever sleight-ef -hand tricks The spirituaIist hand trapping ou
 answers to all questions put the audience
 was by far the faxorite trick of the eve ming; Following his feats of legeFde main, Professor Banfield explained man, card tricks to those interested Tn. l whist and social was the last to he giyeI by the entertainment committee of tn.
 T. 9. Q. F. this season,
 l Dr. Myrep M. Maine was a visitor a
 the home of his cousin, Professor W. l Turner at IT Turner street Wednesda5
 Professor Turner, now able to be aboui ] suffered a severe attack of neuritis no long ago.
 The funeral of Mrs. Ellen M. shumva was held from the parlers of Undertake
 Jay N. ShepaFd Wednesday afternoon a
 o'clock, the services being private. Rei
 6. Harley Smith paster of the Methods
 Episcopal ehnreh efsciated The com
 initial service at the grave in the Mans field cemetery was conducted by Re,
 D. P Aver. The bearers were GeoFs l.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
FACE POWDERS AND
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
TOILET SOAPS

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 eeigate's Cashmere soap,smalI sizs,
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 Woodbury's SoaP-sale Price 1se eaks cutieura soap-sale Price 1ac cake ResinoI seap-sale Friqs 22e cake IArmeurs Fairskin Soap, Oat Meal, Al.
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
BEGINS THIS MORNING
SPRING MEDICINES

 WamPols Cod Liver-saIs Price 6se Lydia Ripkham's Vegetable Com.
 Peund-Sale Price s1.e5 Father Johns, larse-sale Price s9e Father Johns, aedium-SaIs Price 47e Fellows HyPePhesphates-saIe Price
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 Bliss Native Herbs, small size-sale Rriee 39c
 6oan's Kidney PilIs-saIe Priee 45e Nuxated irer-sais' Price 7ee '' z 5aYer's Aspirin Tablets, large Sal Price 89c
 Rayer's Aspirin Tablets, rnedum-saIl
 Price 27e
 5ayer's Aspirin Tablets, small-sall
 Prise 14e
 Preston Aspirin Tablets, dozen sizs-
 Sale Price 12c
 sloane's Lininent-sale Prieet 2se Rellou's Linimsnt-sale Fries 6se Phsnelsx Linement--saie Price 1ee
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
sWILL.IM NTTC

began their strike the me nat the Quid J nick. E. l., plant walked out, So that both plants are running only about le per cent, of normal.
 There is no union among the inen ena- ployed at the plant. but by mutual agreement the strike was called. When daylight saving first went into effect trouble started and the men claimed that they would not work more hours than the men in other New England plants. Saturday of last week Agent Walter E. Knight was approached by a committee of operatives and heard their demand for 4S-hoQr week with 55 hours nay. Agent Knight stated that the company
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Michael Kissell was fined g and costs by Acting Judge Arthur J. Melbourne in the borough court Tuesday for cruelty beating a dog owned by Mrs. George kisselT The dog was brought into court aad was pretty well ts' tered about the head. The accused claimed that the doe had been chasing his chickens.
 The freight wreck which occurred above the Fsulkne.; eras,inG Merduay in: tsffered wih tFanspo; iatioa iFtil Tues. day evening, pass '9r's having 10 hs transferred ia he Springs sisth.a. The wreck was caused hy spreading rails and six cars, three real raFs md three toa
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
Breed Theatre.

Tom Moore heads the double feature bill at tile Breed theatre today in Hen " c. Rowland's famous Saturday Even ing Post story Duds. Not only is the romance an exceedingly beautiful one in this production but there is gripping mystery that will tantalize you to the last foot of film Dpds is undoubtedly the most striking and most interesting of all Tom Moore characterizations. Sup porting the star is an all-star cast head ed by Naomi Childers. For the second feature Peggy Hyland will be seen in Faith. scintillating photoplay depicting the life in the Scottish Highlands. Tie story of a fascinating girl and her loyal hearted love is told in a series of beauti- fui scenes that hold the attention and stir the hearts of all who see it. The Bray photograph will complete the blll for today.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29

 was already paying the same as other cotton weaving plants in Connecticut and Rhode Island but that they would com promise on 4s-hour week with 4 hours pay or a 55-hour week. This proposi- ton was accepted at the time and cards were priated reading: .Qnidniek Wind ham Company. This ballot is for 55 hour work with s hours pay, another ballot read, This ballot is for 48 hours work with 4s hours pay Tuesday afternepn these halints were passed te the naen and the voting resulted as follows: total 27s, for 4s hours work and 4s hours pi,y, 1sS, for 55 hours work and a5 hours pay 9S. Many of the men did not vote.
 Everything went we'll until Wednesday morning. The men went to work as us- ual, but soon the spinneFs shut dewn their machines and called the other ops eratiyes cut. Agent Knight was then in formed that he strike had been called for 4s hours work and 55 hours pay. Agent Knight informed the man that their demands could net be met, as the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
ASFiWILLETT

Mrs. Lovina Richmond is visiting for a week in Hopkinton, R. I.
 Grip colds are prevalent in this sec tion.
 Mir. and Mrs Leonard Main and Misses Ruby and Myrtle Swain of North Stonington, were in this place Sunday afternoon.
 Nathan Main was a business caller in North Stonington Monday.
 Chas. P. Culver is soon to move his family and househo ldtoogd solarefCre family and heusshold goods to Vest erly. He has purchased house there
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
oRruEpM THEArER. DAsrELsos.

Unlike the majority of plays which
 are produced and seen for che or two seasons at the most, Way Down East has had an unlimited successful career for the last @ years and is witnessed ey- cry season by an ever growing number of people, who find in its quaint down east humor. it's sturdy characters and It's country singing the ideal inspiration
 for an evenings entertainment which is wholesome and clean. It contains none of the morbid or salacious as many Of our present day theatrical offerings The company this SC eason is in many respects bigger and better than has ever been seen in this everlasting success and the scenic and electrical effects surpasslng any previous attempt Way Down East in all its glory of the present big revi- val will be seen at the oTpbenm theatre. Danielson, on Thursday night, April g.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
HARRIET H. AYERS TOILET ARTICLES

Face Cream, jar-saIe Price SIPS Skin and Tissue 7uilder-SaIe Price
 SIPS
 luzuria Gold crear-SaIe Price 65e Vanishing Cream-SaIe Price 65e 3 Skin and Tissue Builder, tubes-sale
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 Face Cream, tubes-sale Price Csc Luxuria Cold Cream, tubes - Sale
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
COLCHESTER

At the annual election of borough oni- cials held in Grange hall Tuesday the following were the choice: Warden, Fred E. Baker; burgesses, Artemus 1s. Roper. T. Swan Rathbun, David D. Shea. EhaFlss 2; Streps, 5eseph AgFaaoFiteh, Timothy F, Kelley clerk, Myrap R. Ahell treasurer. Edward T. BuHyan; tax collector, Myron R. Abell; bailiff. John Higgins chief engineer, John Higgins wood inspectors, T.. Swan Rathbun, Charles F. Beebe; assessors, Charles L. Strong, Leon Broder; street inspectors David Shea, Charles H Strong,
 At o'clock the annual business meet ing was held, John Churchill was mod orator and r. F. Baker clerk The re- ports of the warden and treasurer were read and accepted. The borough is cieal of debt and has good balance in ths treasury. The reRoTt of the 'eop1mittes on the new contract with the electric light eanRany fer lighting the borougi Tor the next five years was heard ans the contract was read. It was voted tt accept the contract aud the comuaitte, was empowered tp sign the same. 1t va, voted to lay a tax of four mills for fh, | coming year, the assessors to make cor rections on ownership to date. the ia to be due July 1st A committee. H. P Buell. and Myron R. Aheli, was appointe, to have the trees in the park trimmed, a they have not been for several years, ant much dead wood needs to be removed. pr and Mrs. Arthur O'Connor of Lee Mass. and Florens O'Connor of Hartfor i were guests over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs Jeremiah o'Connor on Norwich avenue.
 Sunervisor Of Agriculture R, P. Lun or Glastonbury was in town Tuesda, ] visiting schools. Mrs. c. c. Barton of Hartford Is vi. iting her mother. Mrs. Ida Wagner
 Daniel Sullivan of Beacon Falls is th guest of his sister, Mrs Jeremiah o'cor nor.
 Mrs. GeorFe H. Potter of North West chester was in town Tuesday
 James Horowitz and party were
 Norwich Tuesday.
 Charles Clark of Marlboro was csllin
 on friends in town Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
ANTIsEPTIcs

Peroxide, g ounce sizae-saIe Price t2e Peroxide, is ounce size-ssle Price 2oe Di0xegen. 25e sizs-sale Prise 1se Dioxesen, 5oc size-sale Price ase 6jexogen, s1o0 size-sais Price 7se Listerine, small size-sale Price 2ee Listeri7e, large sizs-sale Price 4oc GIxeo Thymoline, small size - Safe
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
DENTAL NEEHs

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 Sale Pries 25e coIsate's Tooth Powder. small size
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 colsate's Teeth Powder, Iaroe size
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
Davis Theatre.

For the last half of the week the Da- wis theatre will present another of their record-breaking bills of five big time acts and superior feature pictures. the head liners on this program are the Koban laps three exceedingly clever Japanese artists of unquestionable versatility who under the title or wonder workers from the land of Cherry Blossoms present a combination novelty offering embracing head balancing. posturing act, foot jug giing, featuring their original conception The Bicycle Perch, feat of sensa- tional daring ingeniously performed by Yanato the only man who has success fully accomplished the difficult and thrin- ing feat of swelling upside down., 4 met al pole is used IS feet long from the end of which a bicycle is balanced, Koban holding the pole while Yamato without the use of his hands pedals the machine at a unusual velocity. The act is present. ed with a beautiful setting descriptively
 Japanese, the costuming is lavishly 0ri- entaI and beautiful to behold. The sec ond act Is Stevens and Lovejoy with their ! turn Bits of Rhyme and Rhythm. a whirlwind singing and dancing offering. | The third act is Frank Franc and his ! baby cello, a delightful musical oeffrina | that Is above par. The fourth act is Sis | sle and Blake, the Dixie Duo, a couple 1 of coIored lads who went lover there" | with Uncle Sam's other nephevs-and | who distinguished themselves in the | fighting. When that was over they dis | tinguished themselves as entertainer and since their return 10 American, while | on tour with the famous urepe's 3s9tli
 IL s. Infantry (IIeH Fighters1 band both press and public have acclaimed their act The fifth and last act is Be i van and Flint in their comedy oddity en-
 titled A Slight Interruption The fez- tqre picture on this bill is Judy of
 Rogue's Harbor. a five part ReaiaTt spe-
 cisl production starring pretty Mar
 Miles Ninter. International News and . funny Mutt aud Jeff comedy cozupletel
 the shoF. Matinee at 2.15-evening pic
 lures to SIS, vaudeville SIS to s.se II pictures 9.50 to 10.3o.
 Two complete showo of vaudeville CT 1 Saturday evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
LEIGH'S TOILET. ARTICLES

Vanishing cream-sale Price zoe ouIeinea cream--ssie Price soc Massage erean--saIe Price 75e Cold erean-saie Price soc e. Fac. Powder-Sale Price soc Talcum Powdsr-sale Prise Soc 5rilliantines Lilac and Violet - S;
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
HAIR PREPARATIONS

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29

cars. being In the mlx-up. There Esre no injuries to l1v of inc crev
 Charles c. Russ oi Hartford was in town on business Tuesday.
 Judge William H. Heald was in New Haven Monday and Tuesday on business.
 The ppstofIice now opens an honr ear Her in the merHing spa closes an hour earlier in the evening on account of the trains
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
DEoDORANFs

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Sen HnlIsIIle Road Property

-. beII HnII5iIIe Hond FroperI
 Mrs Aagdaiena R. Harris has sold ts Mrs Hattie c. Gallup of Stamford g modern nine room house with garage and barn and nine acres Of land. located on the fIatlriIln road near the city limits. Mrs. Gallup is to make improyernents and reside there. The transfer vas made through the real estate broker. John A. Moran
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
Norwich Busletip. TTHIimantic 0fric, ss Church st.s rslerlsonr ies.S
whal IIs GoIng os Toalsht,

obwebchick fodgs No 6, r O. 0. F., meets at scr AIEid street.
 About 25a emnIoSss of the Quidpick- Wfndham Manufacturing. Company em- ploFed at the 'Willimantic mill went on q strike Wednesday morning, demanding 55shours', pay for 4S hours work before thev will go back. Forty employes con tiRued to work Wednesday but at night faH it was not known whether they wesld report in the morning or not At th8 same time the men at the local plant
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
MANICURING NEEDS

cgtsx Msnieurins Sets, small size -- Sale Price 4oc cutex ManieuFing Sets, laree size = Sale Price S1.19
 Cutex Polish Paste, cake Nail Whit, or Cutiele Remoyep-SaIe Price 27c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
What Is Coin ' On Tonight.

Notien Pictures al Breed Theatre fsudesiils and Aptien Pictures af
 Big Tine Vaudeyllie and Feature Phetoplay at Davis Theatre.
 Norwich Stationary Engineers' AsEo- ciatIon. No 6. meets In -Carpenters
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29
Re Some Gang.

Two generations from now the de- ! scendants of men who were mentioned 1 for the presidency in 1920 may hold meeting, if they can find a hall large
 enough.-Ney York Telegraph.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29

Rr. Myrpp If. Maine was q visitor at the home of his cousin, Professor W. 0. Turner at IT Turner street Wednesday. Professor Turner, now able to be about, suffered a severe attack of neuritis not long ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-27
Boost for Hoover.

But if President Wilson can take into
the bosom OF hts official family pro-
gressive Republican of 1912 the Demo
Gratis, who are concerned with a mans
present and not past beliefs or affilia-
tons, win be able to argue that the
Democratic party can afford 10 accept
into It's ranks q progressive like Her
bert Hoover
II establishes an important precedent
--or, rather, a weighty argument--for the
Democrats who have been onthusi-
aRtically booming Hoover for the Dem
ocratic nomination
ii In not known how friendly Mr..
Hoover and Mr.. Colby have been, hut II
II fact that the former Is intimately
associated with Charles Il, Crane. He
II rs much Of Il Democrat AS either
Colby or Crane. Therefore II Mr.
Hoover wants the Democratic nomna-
tion the incidents Of the present week
will helm him more than anything else
stree his name began to be mentioned.
Whether he is ready 10 tie w with
the wilson administration that has
CLOSED over the acts Of the ultraConser-
rs not Of the same blend ~ that ot
Colby or Crane. Is another question
People here are beginning moro aud
more ~ believe that Herbert Hoover
viii not hesitate to iudurSe the Renub-
lican nominee for the presidency II the
latter happens to he a real progressive.
and thus make 1t impossible for the
democrats to name him at their San
Francisco convention
So 1t all deponds on what hoprcus a.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-27

NEW YORK The resignation Of T..
r. I.oree as president of the kansas
City Southern railway has been ae-
ceptsd and j. A. lflsou has been elected
20 succeed him effective upon return OF
the road 10 the owners