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Evening star., 1921-02-11
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Enormous Waste Of Bread.
NEW YORK.-New Yorkers eat
100000 1oaves of bread daily. and
waste 100000 loayes weekly. de-
clared Mrs. Louis Reed Welzmiller.
deputy market missioner. at
meeting Of housewives and whole
sale bakers.
Evening star., 1921-02-11
Medical School Head Resigns.

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Dean Victor
Vaughan, head of the University of
Michigan School fJr thirty years.
has rendered his resignation to take
effect in June. He has been con-
nected with the medical school forty
five years.
Evening star., 1921-02-11

Indian, 106 Years Old. Buried.
LOS ANGELES.-Fundra services
were held at San Gabriel Mission
near here, for Santo Juncio. Jog
years old. said to be the last Of the
Gabriel
Evening star., 1921-11-01
>BELAsCo-will Rogers.

Will Rogers. Shubert vaudeville
star, showed--a capacity audience at
the Belasco last night just how he
used rope ladder to climb to the
jumping and skipping about to the
rhythm of his twin lariats, he ad-
mitted with becoming bashfulness
that he was "the homeliest man in
the movies; gave snapshot reminis-
cences of his adventures in film, and.
that when he died he should have a
/ statue of himself pointing strangers
to where Mary Pickford lived. The
audience gave laughing evidence of
its enjoyment and there were many
recalls. Another headline attraction
dience-was a travesty, '"The carni-
VAL" in which Simeon Moore and
Henry Regal did some entirely new
and reckless ground and air milling,
seasoned with boyish fun. Maurice
Black. as the "ballyhoo," also had
them, to go back to the medieval
drama. made the rafters ring. An
other place Of honor was accorded to
Nonette, who sang well, played the
violin with real artistry and wore
sumptuous> costumes of gold and jew
tained at the piano.
Holt and Rosedale. two handsome
and beautifully gowned women, sang
| artistic melodies with grand opera
excellence. closing with the prison
number from Faust" The Donald
Sisters gave an exciting exhibit of
hand and air balancing, and Emily
Darrell. in Late for Rehearsal" gave
humorously eccentric illustration
| Of a young person explaining things
to the orchestra leader. mite of a
dog served as excuse, and after a
| string of foolishness, which the au-
| dience ehuckled over. her little talk
about what a dog meant to a lone
some person called for genuine ap-
| plause. George Price improved so
! on acquaintance that before he was
! through he had added to his songs
a hilarious Egyptian dance and bur
! lesqued the Rogers rope-twirling
! that had gone before.
| The bill was opened by Jock Nc
| Kay. who brought with him the bag
| pipes and heather freshness of Scot
land, the picturesqueness of the
! highland costume and a, personality
! that ELECTED recalls
! Motion topics and an animated car
| toon supplemented the program
Evening star., 1921-11-01

tings, especially in the second act, help
to make q beauty show worth while.
The first sct Is given over to comedy.
and throughout Mr.. Bence makes an
amusing Chinamap. Otto, Boaz and
Otto, open with an exceptionally good
sleight-of-hand and Juggling number, full
Of amusing incidents and fine tricks,
some Of which are exposed. They won
much applause, as also did Nancy Boy
er and her company in the well played
sketch. Mary Lou" which Is original.
with blended comedy and pathos. Fos-
ter and Joyce, one a good singer and
piaQlst, the other an expert with a
varied lot of musical instruments, also
give good entertainment. Hector and
His Friends" a dog number, introduces
several pretty and well trained French
poodles, which are quite feature Of
the show Corinne Carbonne, with two
assistants. presents an excellent musical
number, for all three voices are far
above. the quality and range OF the
ordinary vaudeville concert artist.
Action" the new first-run picture,
featuring Ed (Root) Gibson, the west
ern star, is an, interesting melodrama
that fully justifies its title. for the ac-
ton is probably without parallel on the
screen. Mack Sennetts new farce
comedy, Officer Cupid" helps along
the merriment and, with the Interna-
tional News pictures showing the ar
rival Of distinguished representatives to
the limitation of ornaments conference.
and minor films, completes an entertain
ing program. -
Evening star., 1921-11-01
B. F. KEITH'S-Sophie Tucker.

Old father time is certainly not on
the visiting list of. Sophie Tucker, as
this star of jazz and ragtime never
looked or sang better than last night,
when she put over several new songs
in her own original way, as the head
liner at Keith's this week. Miss
Tucker has become quite an actress
in characterizations. and she had the
audience following her into the homes
and haunts of the people she sang
about. OF course, her pleasing per-
sonality carries sixteen-inch gun of
reserve power, but she has been al
ways star in syncopation, and to
improve upon her original work dem
onstrates that she Is the possessor of
well stocked brains as we'll as
pleasing presence. Her program en-
braced several new songs. of which
my Nanny" was the best It's rem
dition placed AL Jolson in the also ran
class. The five young men comprising
the jazz band are clever in their way
but Miss Tucker stands out pre-emi-
nently as the star of the program.
Persistent recalls were rewarded
with a neat speech of thanks.
The next best number was that of
Evening star., 1921-11-01
GAYETY-"Big Jamboree."

James f. Cooper's Offering at the
Gayety this week, 'The Big Jambo-
ree." is a mixture of songs, dances
and nonsensical fun-making that was
thoroughly enjoyed by last nights
audience. Frank Hunter is the main
attraction and his rough
comedy causes many q laugh. Hunter
is comedian who evidently has no
Fset method Of procedure, but takes
advantage of numerous opportunities
as they arrive, and many times puts
over some impromptu stunts on the
other members of the cast. Last
night he pulled one on himself when
the revolver he was carrying unex-
pectedly went off and started a fire
in the blanket he wore. Frank Silk,
although playing second to Hunter, is
a comedian of the first rank and
shares honors with the headliner in
the applause. Mildred Holmes, Helen
And1 1ews, Leila Ricard and Anna
Thornton add to the entertainment
with songs and dances, and the Three
Robbins. trio composed of one fe-
male and two male voices. dispensed
good harmony. The chorus and
scenery are all that is necessary to
round out a good burlesque produc-
tiOn.
Evening star., 1921-11-01
Grand Opera-"La Boheme."

The first performance of opera this
season was given yesterday afternoon
in the National Theater by the Scotti
Grand Opera Company, composed of
artists, chorus and orchestra from
the Metropolitan company, in New
York, which gave Puccinis LA
Boheme' before an audience that
filled every seat and all available
standing room. 1t was an audience,
also, appreciative to the point of en-
thusiasm. Applause began before the
last note of each number died away,
and. though there were no repetitions.
the. performance was not over until 5
o'clock.
The cast included Queena Mario as
Mimi. who already has many friends
in Washington. where she has ap-
peared in this and other roles with
the San Carlo Opera Company in past
seasons. The part is well suited to
her lovely lyric voice and the dainti-
ness of her style and personality, and
Evening star., 1921-11-01

she achieved real triumph with her
purity of tone, her exquisite style in
singing and her realistic acting. Her
voice is even throughout the scale.
pathetic in its tender passages, and
her feigning of illness in her death
scene was fine acting, indeed. Her
charming singing of MINIS song will
long ring in the ears of those who
heard her yesterday. Joseph Hislop
as Rodolfo was fitting partner for
Miss Mario's Mimi. He has tenor
voice of sweetness and sings with
ease and finish. He has been heard
in Washington before. but only in re-
cital. He acts as well "a he sings the
role. Anna Roselie also has a voice
Of beauty. heavier in quality than
Miss Mario's, and well suited to her
role. She was a vivacious and excit-
able Musette until the last act. and
then a lovable Musette. Thomas
Chalmers substituted for Mario Lau-
remit as Marcello and filled the part
admirably with his rich baritone,
which he uses with ease and to ex-
cellent advantage.
The ensemble. in which the opera is
Evening star., 1921-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS
tcontinued from Ninth Page,
the cast are William Harcourt and
Raymond Van Sickle.
P0LI'S-Sir Harry Lauder.

Twas a bonnie evening that Sir
Harry Lauder and his entertainers
furnished a big audience at Polls
Theater last evening. AUD as the hour
grew late and the audience kept in
sisting that. as one member of the
audience shouted, it gould not get "too
much of a. good thing" Sir Harry
answered back. "Hoot men, have We
no haims to go to?'
The Scotch comedian had occupied
the stage for nearly an hour and a
half, giving sketches of personalities
to be found in the land Of the thistle,
mingling song and dance and dialogue
In the inimitable way that has ranked
Sir Harry among the leading laugh
provokers of the modern stage And
the audience showed that it agreed
with him that 1T was "the end Of
perfect day"
While laughter is the main object of
this kilt-clad entertainer, his con-
summate skill in the delineation of
character was never better demon
strated than by the variety of types
shown last night. His first appearance
was as the Iight-hearted Scotchman
ne has so often pictured. singing II
Know a Lassie Out in Ohio" In
striking contrast was his portrayal
of the sailor lad. with his rules for
shore leave and his stage picture of
the red-nosed. pipe-smoking old man
singing of when Was Twenty-One."
Another of his fine Characterization
is that of the half-witted boy, with
his pockets filled with a miscellaneous.
collection Of articles that only a boy
could find of value. Each Of the
others. also. was gem of character
portrayal. In all the audience found
multitude of laughs. Yet Sir Harry
seemed to show the effect of his war
experience in deeper and more sin
cere artistry.
The swinging melody which is a
feature Of all the songs the Scotch
| comedian sings during his entertain,
ments made an appeal to his audience
last night. and, on his invitation, it
Joined with him in singing the
choruses of several
While Sir Harry's part Of the enter
ta1nment occupies about half of the
program. the other features do not
partake of the Scotch flavor that have
| marked his other appearances in this
country. They compose a vaudeville
i program such as might be seen at
playhouses Offering that form of di-
version.
One Of TIE best features of that part
of the program was the selection by
Kharum. Persian pianist, who was re-
called for several encores. w. E.
Ritchie and Company presented a
| laughable sketch in which bicycles of
many surprising kinds furnished the
| basis for comedy. Others on the pro-
gram were the Clintons. in dramatic
and novel athletics. during which can
J dies are extinguished at the top of
Jumps and an apple is halved and
?quartered; Cleo Gascoigne. a diminu-
Harry Moore. who tore folded strips
Of paper to make fantastic figures
that were particularly appropriate
! for the Halloween.
Evening star., 1921-11-01

SO rich. was beautiful throughout.
The duet OF Mimi and Rodolfo in the
first act was somewhat marred by too
much orchestra. This seems to be
often fault and is SO unnecessary.
opera here and is SO unnecessary.
Seldom have the duos between Mimi
and Rodolfo been better sung. the
voices of Mario and Mr.. Hislop blend
ing beautifully. The quartet in the
third act was excellent. though sew
eral times, as in the trio in the same
act. the orchestra was too loud. The
little scenes of comedy between the
four men. Rodolfo. Marcello. Schaun-
ard, sung by Greek Evans, and Col
line. sung by Giovanni MARITIME. were
delightful. each artist proving his
versatility as an actor. Mr.. Martino.s
singing of the coat song in the last
act was a finished bit and contrasted
strongly with his superior gifts as
comedian. Paola Ananian did the
two parts of Benoft and Alcindoro;
Giordano PaltrinieSi that of Parpig-
mol, and Luigi Nieri a sergeant.
The scenic effects were good, and,
like the singers. chorus and orches-
Evening star., 1921-11-01

Roland Young & Co. in Clare Kum-
mer's bright little sketch, "The Rob-
berry" which served to show Mr..
Young In his original, quiet comedy,
which enables him to score many
laughs and q big hit. Other enter
tanning numbers include the Reynolds
Donegan Company, in aSshowy roller
skating act; Sharkey. Roth and Witt,
in talking songs; Lynn and Smythe,
Ardell. in his well known "King Solo
mon, jr.." sketch; Ernest R. Ball, the
well known song writer. in songs of
his own; Loyal's dog circus: Aesop's
Fables. in animated cartoon; Pathe
News picture and Topics of the Day.
Evening star., 1921-11-01
TWO SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY.

BUFFALO. n. Y. November L.
Two men. believed by the police to
be members of the gang which rob-
bed the Niagara Trust Company at
Niagara Falls yesterday, were arrest
ed here today. One of the prisoners.
the police say. recently was released
from prison at Mansfield. Ohio. He
gave his name as Russell Battaglia.
twenty-four. Of Niagara Falls. His
companion said he was Peter Carti-
cello of Buffalo.
Evening star., 1921-11-01
COSM0S-"Pearls of Pekin.v ~

While the headline attraction at the
Cosmos Theater this week. presenting
William E. Bence. in Pearls of Pekin,"
an oriental dance revue. has been seen
here before. it shows much improve
ment over its first presentation. Mr.,
Bence and Walter Hayes are the only
men in the company, which is made up
Of attractive girls, whose raiment in its
various changes reflects the colors of
the rainbow, and with the stage set
Evening star., 1921-11-01

ira, are from the Metropolitan Opera
in New York. Gulgenzio Guerieri
conducted.
Disappointment was felt by many
In the audience that Antonio Scotti,
general director. of the company, was
not in the cast. Mr.. Scott sang in
Baltimore last evening, where La
Tosca" was given with another cast.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Win Sell It
Fo2 SALE

White wyandottes, Light Brahnas. White Crested Black Polish. Florence Browning, Plain Hill. Norwich. feb26S
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
FARM FOE SALE IN FRANKLIN kN0HH AS TRE FELIX GAkCEAu
 FARM. OA BLUE HILL

The farm Is located o.. DIGs ulli. part ly in Rrailtllln and partly III LozIans and consists OL spout LoU seSa sS CL iaIld, Larul- house of II rooms. wIGn large aIIe that Can easily De Lnaae illo sHO LnoIe rooms two large Dsrns. an odtpuiIuIns audpted for HiIlk, vegetables ana siotase pur- poses. 1ne lam IS situated on tue cI0ss roaa from bozTRa to tranklin. a quarter oi a me IlVin tine state load from Nor wIch to WIl.IInAntlc. There are aDout lV0 acres of Lrai raLS tiIldss and grass lan1, aLSo about 70 acres OI MOOuiSnd, from winch over I.0Vv coras Of mel IchanIaUie cord w0od may be easily cut, ana tor which there Is a nearOy market; also about iO acres Of pasture, aiso apple orchard Of 4uG trees. Tine farm has 6 grand anu picturesque View VI 'nlies of surrVuna.ns county. IS eight mics rom sN orwlch, tAret miIes rum the village of FiIcnVIl4e and 1aEiIc, HiIn easy hauling to market and railroad Place IS well watsred. having neyer-fSIIlHg brook, springs ana twC wells. Place will keep lO0 neAu ot cattle aud cut over S5 lons of hay.
 For further information. apply to FELIX GAt.CEAU, oil the premises. or to WILLIAM Il. SHIELDS. to Broad way. Norwich. Conn. jan2Id
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

WHEs YoC WANT 10 put your busl- ness before the pubic. there lB no medI- um better than thcc4gh tks advertising columns o1 IEe Baletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

FOR sALE-Native cedar shingles, l. inch butt and full count, SS a thousand i; same sIze punches as imported shingles, $S.50. Inquire Frank B. Stanley. North Stonington, or T. E. Babcock, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
FOR sALE-AutomobIles

FOE sALE-I have 1920 touring car, run 5000 miles, Al, shape. would ex- change for cottage at Pleasant View or part payment tow ard game. Address Cot tage, care Bulletin. ft1.6d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

WANTED-Lady or gentleman agent wanted ln the city of Norwlch Lo sell the genuine j. n. watkins medicines. splces, extracts, toilet preparations. etc.. all or get into business TOT yourself; write to- 0ay tor free particulars and. sample. J, k.. Watkins Co.,, sl New York. N. I. fep12S
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
FOREIGN AGENCY

Sells Foreign Money Orders and Steamship Tickets for all parts of the world. Packages of all kinds delivered in all parts Of Europe. Real Estate and Firs Insurance.
 N. FoRMloLlo
 2so Franklin Street. Norwich, csnn. Phone 784-6 Mar4d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Is-HEAD OF HoRsEs-Ia
WAGONS AND HAcKB

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
BOWLING ALLEYS
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED

JUST UNLeADED l.S0o barrels of good flour. all sTanes. call us Defcce buy ins GreensviIle Gram Co. Tel 3G6-s
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Evening star., 1921-03-17
Full Size Blown
Cotton Mattress, $7.27

A mattress made by the Capitol Bedding
Company, which means we'll made, high
grade and all essentials of quality; covered
with art ticking.
Satin MarseiIles Spread, S445-And
really beautiful spread, in very artistic pat
terms, with cut out or plain hemmed corners.
Note the unusual size, 82x92. ca AE
Specially priced at........... ~
Full Size Crochet Spread, $z.z7-Good
quality and will wash we'll. Choice of sew
eral neat patterns. Size SoxSS 50 u
Feature-priced at .............. ~@'@-
SingIe-bed Crochet Spread, $l.95-A soft :
finish spread, in neat designs. Good weight
and worthy of quantity buying at 81 OK
this low price. Each. ........... ~A'>O
Summer.weight Blankets, $I.S8 Pair
Woven of good long, staple cotton, in white
or gray, in size 60x76. Save the wear ON
your better blankets by buying %1 %
these at, pair ................... LOU
Fourth Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Ii n E. n S

sS-inch Mercerized Table Damask, SC
yard-An extra heavy quality, finely
woven, full bieached, in several neat and
attractive patterns. Very spe- E0c
cial at, yard ................... O>A
%S-inch Fancy Lace Covers, $lA8-
Made with center Of special quality
linene. Looks like . much higher priced
cover; co., E,;5nt, but specially y, priced ST. .48
Union Hemstitched Huck Towels. 3Sc
An extra good quality soft, absorbent
Towel. Size 1SxN. The only drawback
j. is that that there are but 50 dozen 32c
Hennned Huck Towels, 15c-A sur
prisingiy good quality. in l8xA size.
Buy them by the armful when you can
get Towels like these for, 1E.
FiPSt Fl00r-Lansbufgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Is Pairs WOmen's
Clace Gloves
79c Pair

Broken lots from regular stock,
reduced for quick selling; they are
to be had in sizes 5H, 5M and 6; in
black, white and tan, but not in
every size.
Fownes Doette Gloves, $l5o pair
Only IS pairs of these S-button Nous
quetaire gloves, in white and natural.
Sizes 51s, ~ and 8; natural.
in sizes 51z and TX. Re- Ct En
duced for Friday, pair. 0l .0U
White Suede Fabric Gloves, pair, soc--
Smart two-elasp models, including Kay
ser and Van Raalte makes. E0c
Choice, pair ................... O>N
First Floor-LansburSh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Women's Undermuslin E0-
Special W.

Envelope Chemise, and short Skirts
of muslin. trimmed with hand embroid-
1ace-trimmed yokes; pink Batiste
Boomers in regular and extra sizes.
These are exceptional values.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Extra Special!
Water Color Opaque Shades
Soc Bach

That's a very special price for these
heavy, perfect quality Opaque shades,
in cream or green. They are 3x6-foot
cut. and mounted on wood spring
rollers. A wonderful opportunity for
home owners and contractors.
Mahogany Folding Screen Frames.
Special, $z75-Made in the popular
three-fold style. ready for attractive
covers to match any color scheme you
s,eg msg ~ desire. Friday S2.75
36-inch SiIkoline, yard. 75c-Attrac-
tive in design and coloring; 36 inches
wide. and desired for overdrapes. pill
lows and h hangings. Friday, o.
y dIu ~ -
Fourth FlOOr-LansAarkh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Special Pricing
DE BevOise Brassieres
39c Each

A special collection of these nationally
famous brassieres will be offered Fri
day. They come in flesh mesh or twill
cotton. hook front or back models.
Sizes 81 to 46.
BarGain Table-Flrst Fleor
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Pure Silk Taffeta Umbrellas .
Each. $3.50

These smart Umbrellas. with their
white spoon tips. bakelite-trimmed
handles with wrist ring, present an
attractive value at this moderate price.
Shown in navy, purple, green and black.
First FIoor-Lansburkh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Chi1dren's Bracelets
Special, Soc y

Dainty Bracelets that will please
the youthful miss, shown in exten-
sion style; plain or engraved.
children's Signet Rings, sI-Solid
gold. A lasting Easter gift
Tor boy or girl. Special, c. m
Friday pl .UU
First FIOOr-Lansbursh 4 Brotber
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Boys Two-Trousers
Suits-Special
$7.95

Good looking and serviceable
Norfolk suits, of fancy mixtures
Two pairs Of lined Knickerbocker
trousers. 1t will pay you to investi-
gate this item. Shown in sizes 7 to
Is years.
Boys. Wash Suits, each, 9Sc-Oliver
Twist. MILDLY. Short Russian and 1un;or
Norfolk suits. with Dutch. sport. sailor
or Eton collars. Plain and combinat;on
coiors. Sizes 21l to 8 ~
Boys Skull Caps. each, Iec-stvIes
that boys like. made of felt. in rance
OF color combinations. A dandy wsy
TO wear your school coiors and IN
the price is only sttVC
Fifth Floer-Lansbursh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Wash Goods
By the. Yard
Cut from the Piece
At Less THAI, Remnant

Prices
You can do just that, if you come
here tomorrow and choose from
these wanted fabrics
27.inch White Domet Flannel,
yard, 121zc.
3l.inch White Plisse Crepe, yard,
Csc.
36-inch White Luster Lawn, yard,
&c.
.34-inch Pink Lingerie Nainsook,
yard. zSc.
36-inch White Lingerie Nainsook.
yard, 45c.
4O.inch colored Organdies, yard,
55c.
36-inch Pajama Check Null, yard,
19c. 7gi
First Fleer-Lansbursh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
69c
Pinafore Aprons

You'll feel better in "pinafore'
They are good looking and comfortable
being made of assorted check and
stripe pereale, finished with two pockets
and ties. Smartly trimmed with rick
rack braid.
Third Floer-Lanshufgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
WOmen's Full-Fas:rOned
Black Silk Stockings
The Pair, 89c

Women who dress we'll on small expenditures
are those who take advantage of just opportunities
as this. when they really fine qualities At
price far below regular.
Below regular pricing. because of some trivial
rreguiarity Of which does impair
or serviceabty Shown in durable even texture and
finished with mereerized soles toes high spced heels
Bargain Table-First Floor
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Three Hundred
VOile BlOuses
at ST. each

On the second floor they will have
ready for you tomorrow varied selec-
tion of styles. in pretty fancy woven
striped and cross-bar Voiles, all white
models, with Tuxedo or fat organdie
collars. Sizes 36 to 46. Be prompt!
Values such as these will sell rapidly.
second Floor--Lansburxh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Roomy Shopping Bags
Special, 35c

Fine for shopping, or marketing. made
OF durable and good-looking enamel
cloth. in black, and fitted with exten-
sion pocket. Generous in size and yerv
useful.
First Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother