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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
Special Friday and sn,l. '~ A S
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 A biz show b promised for the Strase theatre. Friday and saturday, A. and 2. The manager announces this Is an all comedy laughing biiL TnE feature act, Doran. Griffin and -Pesach comes direct from the largest theatres ia the metropolis and present an act that Is repiete with clever comedy, sones and humorous situations These three boys have just left a musical comedy eon- pany to enter vaudeville, and thh la their first appearance h Norwich, but after you see them, they VIII be weieonA visitors
 Two Norwich favoriteA Hspvy Ne. Nally and Lillian Ashton .presentInk their brand new black fact act, viii bs one of the features. Everybody knowh Happy, his genial good nature, Beery smile and catchy personality Mfr Hc Nally Is perhaps one of Amerfca's ciev. crest and funniest black face comediana and he Is more than assisted by hls co- star, Lillian Ashton. If you want . real hearty laugh here h chanoe ts get one for their act is a scream frsin start to finish. b And right following them on the SSa ls another laughing hit. Daily c T4sen. as. the acrobatic clowns who dosa nos- city comedy act in which they Aii but dislocate their bodies. They are an sves the stage and at times their teats ei acrobatic comedy are really thrilling.
 Q. Unless we mention fnez Hsnley, VI will be sadly lacking in our dutiea, fos Insz is some girl You have heard p,. anist perhaps. but never one like Inca She gets more. r1usi1 upra real enjoy. uasnt oztof . piano than, any otkeR GlF that has ever visited our fair city. The feature picture promises to bs ( big hit also, Princess Jones,- dves thl young, star. Alice Calhoun a ehnnca ei l show her best qualities as sn actreoa
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
RncKvn1R

Charles c. .Craadall. who sold his farm some. time ago. had an auction last week Ar. nefandaM and, his slater, Miss Phebe Crandail, have moved into the. village. The new owners of. the, Crzndall farm nave taifeR, possession this week. ,.,.,gs.
 F. H. Ehh.s pf slocnm was business caller .hasc Monday, i, .s.,.,e. .- ,-
 E. E. ken5ea was in Providence Fri day, ..,,;., <, ,>-.-...,
 Mrs, Charles, Boss Is. spending few days at the home of her son, Howard Boss, at Laurel Glen., zr.-.... .e-. 2 --.. !. .TewR cIssk Elmer E. Kenyon recently purchased q, ,neF, touring car. ~ .,,5 .. .
 Thlis community hes lost another of its old. rssidents,s Thomas. Wright, p,~S2 who died March 2s at. his home He will be much missed ip this vicinity. ,-,.. Rev, E. P. ,Mathswsen of Ashaway preached sin the Seventh Day Baptist
 Miss Maida BurascA ek Stamford, Conn. Is the Eaest of Mics Florence Barber. Mrs. Emory E, Kenyon and son. Leslie vera cailAfs Sunday on l., Mrs. .Kenyon's fnofhers Mrs. c. F. Barber, Of woody Hill
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
Druggists and Doctors Astonished At Wonderful Power of Nicotol
 To Stop Tobacco Habit
To Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
 Try These Simple Tests

New York: Mr. Tobacco User, any orusglst will tell you that remedy to be S9cces9kulH sold must, above everything, hossTsss merit, otherwise failure is inss1- lsSp ,NlcQtQl.. the famous remedy. for the tobacco habit. was a success right aoes the work promised. We publish a arnggzAts. ins the country to give you. an idea of what they think of Nicotol, and Iyou may rest assured that they would l19t permit the use of their names unless naIE. The. Reopsss Drug Stores have five 2k the best stores in Mashingtons D. e. They write: Since we have handled Micgtoi the sale has. been greater than nature which we have eyer sold. The de= Inaad was so great that we were com tpelAed to 1erders if locally pending receipt 1 tSchramm- Johnson, who have six stores in iSait Lake City, I've take this op- IpprtuhitE of exbressf1g ourselves reiati7s 10 Nicotol. We have enjoyed very tire satisfaction to our customers" :" " Jacob Brothers ef Philadelphia. Pa, have thisAto say;y Our sales of sNlcgtel shav9 passed e1r expectations Our first order forced to recorder before the end of April 4he sales have. kept up well ever since. There is no doubt tisat we are re- tceiFiEg many repeat orders from our GUS
 toners and many expressions of epip4on
 Tres garding the merit of this article Have fhesp very .fayorabie."s pr. Connor, for
 merly .of Johns Hopkins hospital, tells
 how to detect the harmful effects of to- bacco. Hsre IS what he gsays .Nany
 men who smoke, chew or snuff incessant- ] iys and swho are seemingly healthy are
 euf ering from progressiNe organic ail- nientE Thousands of them would never l have been affectsd had it not been for the I hse Of tobacco. and thousands would soon
 get well if they would enly. stop the use
 I of tokacco. The chief habit-for1nine
 iprineiple of tobacco Is nicotine deadly
 lpoison, which when absorbed by the sys-
 tenn siswiy affects. the nerves, mem
 i brafles, tissues, and vitai organs of the
 ] body. The harmful effect of tobacco
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Davis Theatre ThBrsday. Friday and
 satugday.

Davis Theatre Ihursdnys hrdny ano
 sataFday.
 Persons of middle age who hays orr yinced themselves that life has yielded up to, It's full share to them. and there is nothing left for them bat to. de, wiil do- well te, see, Conrad in Guest. of Hls Youth" the new William DeMiiie Par, amount production starring Thomas Melghan. Which viii be shown st the Davis theatre Thursday, FridaS and in tais picture. Mr. MeisAaa. blays the title role Of Conrad Warrensr. and shows how youth may be regained. The picture deals with his quest. He first seeks happipess in relivinE the ro- nlanesz Of his childhood. but each at tempt in this direction only plunges him more hopelessly, into old age-
 He finally falls in love with q beauti. ful girl whom he thinks Is q stranded actress, who to his surprise proves to be the Countess of Dsrls Ion. who. before her marriage ues a popdirr London show zifL He then -diHcovers thal 70 bt young one must be in love.
 ]. Ethel Clayton plays a sort of fem- mine 5elryil and Hyde in her latest Par l amount, -photoplay. sins of Hosanne- which Is ths seeona feature The pie was adapted from Cynthia stockney's ! popular novel.
 The heroine is an EngiiEh Eiri whs vas nfothered for tive years hy 1A1Ay woman and was imbued by her N1th c passionate desire for brtaht ttones and | the strange power 10 cause injury to thesp 1 whom she might hate. When she sees | jewels. she comes under the Influence q her craving and will not stop at aAx- | thing. even theft. to obtain them TSen the lure Is taken away. abe becones l again . gentle. lovely personality. q beautiful romancs develops. aecorting C the story and destroys the spell -.
 A Larry semon comedy WiiI aiss b'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

will be afflicted with general debility, others with cataTrh of- the throat indi- geStion.s cons tipAt ton; extreme. heIvonG-
 ness. leeplsssness. ioss of; sneshsry. lack
 Others lnay suffer from heart disease.
 bronchial trouble, hardening of the arte-
 ries, tuberculosis, blindness or even can
 ss5 or the e9msn m, assstleH , d kneEn as
 form you can easily dets& the harmful
 effects by. making the following ssisnple
 tests Read aloud one fhll page from a isoGk. Sosas hdd.s If in the eSszse es sssdia yoqr
 ttnet, and yop must frequehtiy STsyoIf
 throat, the chances are tAat your throat
 Is affected by catarFh and 1t rnaf be the
 @Dsg1sgning @ .sga ol more, sss sgsrsoss ssouS Next
 smoke. walk up; thFee, flights of stairs al
 aEegular pace, then stop. If you find that you are out of breath, your heart beat is
 be avictina of functional or oFganic heart
 trouble If you feel that you fanst smoke,
 chew or snun to quiet your nerves, you
 are, slave te the to5aeeo 1abit sud are
 deadly drug nicotine. In either case yosi have just two altersatss ee-4seeh on with
 the self poisoning process irrespecsive Sf the dangers ana suffer. the consequences or give up the habit and escape the aen. gers. You can overcome the craving and stop the habit in a very short time bt using the following inexpensive, formula: G9 70 any oFaE Store qua ask fer IN ie0tot tablets, take one tablet after each meat, 1 and in a comparatively short time you will have no desiFe.e-foE tobacco, the craving will have. left you, with-t the nieo-
 ast,S tass rous or yogr system your general Note: When aEsed about Nicotol tab. lets, one of our leading arrBs;sts saad , Tt is truly a wonderful remedy for Che
 have ever esr s6S Ssfo9e & Gs are anrsSSiS a,,Sss ized by the manufacturers to refund fhe
 money to every dissatisfied cusSofiar. and we would not permit the use of our name uerit.", Nicotol tablsts are sold in this city under an iren-clad rnpney-back guar antea by all up-to-data druggists, .ineIud- ing Lee 6 osgeed and A. Mcf1a,ghi
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
LAUREL. GLEN

The Laurel Glen school ,ci1aed Thurs day. the ,s4th, fer the Easter vacation and will resuIRe sesssens April ,lth. The at. tendance ireport fer the winter term fol- levz,, Teaeher.. Willard N. Eeeleston en. rollment, i7i enrplinsnt by grades, 1 II l., III q, IT.s..EecYI ]. YI |. VIII 2 average attendance .lk.ss eAsea. Of tardi. ness,. s {; number perfect in Gtteadance, 1 hohor reil; Joseph Ruthei. T..... sf.
 .Aiteadanee Tor March: EnFsIlnsnt. II average attsnfaneA .iL4; cases of tArdl ness, number YeEtsss tn sttendanGs, g Elsie [ h$t1e. Rslph, F Aal9e, e. AInr, ray ,Ifilh Noel C, Hiii. Mildred '. Johea Wayiard E Boes
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
rawtuok.t Concern shsvs RtnsF&stts = orewth

.. Costello Brothers. of .PawtndksL FAgesale tobacco and candy deAier have set up a record for rapid boslnesa development which bordess on rofnaDcA
 On Thursday. March 3ist they VI hold a formal opening of their new bufl1- ing at 6 East avenue, PRwtuckeL whleh Ia the finest tobaeco warehouse sad sales >offiee in. southern New Ensianl This has all been accOrpilshea in. nI1 yeara. from q start made in smAa Htorehouse. This phencmInal business success is result of rood busiases sense. hard work and energy 0A tks psf1 of Bernard A.. Joseph l.. and Jamss ]. Costello and the able men with whom .aey have surrounded themselves
 Costello Brothers are the sxeiuavs agen s in southern New 1EnsiAnd fvs Mapac.; V. Havana Ribbon. PhIladslpaIi Hand M. =, Marie Antonette. Fl DAfiA Muriei, sas 70 and New Currency q Ears. They Save also established q substantial cana. business, which inclla e the exclusive a-Sncy for Alpine eAS coiatea.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

every way. : A dsiIeieas. supper vas served under the laireetl6n oi MesAames
 Aldrlch and iS6eworth. The entertain-
 ment was given in the clubhouse and
 consisted el readInSs Bs Mrs. Hubbard,
 Mrs. Stone. Mrs Everett Nay, selections by the oreheatra,- sinEink by the Pixmy quartette-Mrs. E. E. May, Hrs. A. H Hubbard, AIsssa UbhaEn and Doris Linde-
 maa.. This proysd, ref7 amusing and re- ceiyed hearty. sDpiansA Candy was en sale. The procseds were sal.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
Amerioa,. Glft tn Mnr,s

St. John Ervine. our visitor from F1- rope. contends that while Er iirs''s e1f to the world has been poetry and tliet of Germany music. the nature of Amer lca's gift has not yet been made eleaf. We sugrest that for Ainnricas ri't be hli in. money" tenp3rariis, at icast- Seattle Post-Inieilisencer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ak fhS Rm~A

.9sAst . wsse" william Haairrls.. ;r.f snashiaS comedy hit. e ,iinouneed to open at t6e Dsyls ihsstsS tssirSt sac the. enERsanent, is Looked forward ts with interesf -fSaA is Vest played, tot two solid ytss1ss at the Aster. theatre New York. and eon1letslS brol2 ali rec ords. ef. that. poqHiar bAfhoese iH both Eros1 receipts. and, eataclty sheuses. The house was Sften saiA out as far as sl1 and seven veexs ahead and judging from present JntIeatlspss the saiendid re- ceptioa accorded t elsewhere will Do re- peated hsrs -.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

lftddletown. = Coroner Stephen n Davis. who has been laid up for auma time. ls able to be at his occB h e Ln-Enlnlnnl h--11A1nn-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

lpspecter in the stats road job on section
 No. ..
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

reree,.ia he. Sssa obtained la China since 22e A D.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
What Is Ccing On Tonight

Josef Lheyinne in Academy Course { Slater Memorial
 East is West at Davis Theatre
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26

creation of a woman's department Of the
Industrial board of Indiana was stricken
out because the department already has
been created.
WHERE INCREASES
WERE MADE.
Those departments that received in
creases during the course Of discussion
of the bill were:
Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home at Knigntstown, officers salaries,
raised from $4,000 to $1,000.
State Soldiers Home at Lafayette. re-
pairs and painting, increased from $4,000
to $4,000.
State fire marshal's Office, salaries and
expenses increased from $4,000 to $4,000.
Bureau of venereaI disease prevention.
department Of public health, increased
from $29, 3G6.2O to $4,000.
The only decrease made was in the ap-
preparation for the Indiana Horticultural
Society, expenses Of society and apple
show commission, decreased from $1,000
to $1,000
The vote on the passage of the bill
was 81 to o.
All State employees will receive their
checks, semi monthly, through the motion
of Representative Davis of Jay County.
He objected to that provision Of the bill
which stated the employees Of the State
should be paid monthly. He declared
this worked hardships on many persons,
and moved that all salaries be paid semi
monthly, on the first and sixteenth Of
each month.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
BOWELS so BAD HE
TOOK QUART OF MIN
ERAL WATER A DAY
Mr.. Whitesides was in a bad way.
Tells how he got over it.

'T suffered for years with stomach
trouble and constipation. 1 got so l
could eat nothing but soft food and had
to take a quart OF mineral water a day
for my bowels. I decided to try Milks
Emulsion and have used three bottles.
The results have been wonderful The
soreness left my stomach. / can eat solid
food, my bowels have improved and l
feel like a new man. Any one suffering
as I did should lose no time in starting
on Milks Emulsion."-M. F. Whitesides,
PAY Smith ST., Springfield, Ill
The more physics you take, the more
you'll need. Break away from them.
AIilks Emulsion costs nothing to try.
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant nutri-
tive food and a corrective medicine. It
restores healthy, natural bowel action,
doing away with all need of pills and
physics. 1t promotes appetite and quick
ly puts the digestive organs in shape to
assimilate food. As a builder of flesh
and strength, Milks Emulsion is strongly
recommended to those whom sickness has
weakened, and is a powerful aid in re-
sisting and repairing the effects Of vast
ing diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly relieved
This is the only solid emulsion made,
and so palatable that it is eaten with
spoon like ice cream. Truly wonderful
for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case, you
are urged TO try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantee-Take six bottles home
with you, use it according to directions
and If not satisfied with the results, your
money will be promptly refunded. Price
7Je and $3.50 per bottle. The Milks
Emulsion Co., Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by
druggists Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
WAR DEPARTMENT
TO ASSIST filters
Five Hundred Cadets to Be
Accommodated.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ga chance for
500 young men to learn how to fly an
airplane will soon be offered by the War
Department. This opportunity is extend
ed to all civilians between the ages of 20
and q who have a high school education
or It's equivalent and who desire to mas
ter all phases of military aeronautics.
These men will he known as flying cadets
and will be sent to the air service school
at March field. Riverside, Cal, or to
Carlstrom field, Arcadia, Fla, where their
course of instruction will begin.
The primary instruction in theory and
the art Of flying at these fields will cover
a period Of approximately four months.
The advanced training, which consists
Of courses in pursuit, bombing and OBJ
servation, will occupy approximately six
months, three months Of which are spent
with a service squadron. These latter
courses are given at Rockwell Field, San
Diego. Cal; Ellington Field. Houston.
Texas, and Post Field, Fit. sill. Okla.
The new class, to which the 800 success
full applicants will be attached, begins
its studies March l.
Upon the completion Of this course the
student is commissioned a second lieu
tenant in the air service reserve corps
and discharged. Young men who desire
and who are interested in this course can
make their applications direct to the di-
rector of air service or can secure fuller
information by applying to the nearest
recruiting officer.
The courses are open to unmarried men
only. Cadets win be paid SIS a month
while learning and receive a ration al
lowance of 81 a day, together with quar-
tiers, all clothing and equipment, medical
and dental attention.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
CUNNYSIDE
~ Health alks
BY Information Bureau OF the
Sunnyside Tubercular
SanitarIum.

1. What is tuberculosis A dangerous
communicable disease which can be pre-
vented.
2 What is the most common form and
what is it called? Tuberculosis of the
lungs, commonly called consumption -
8. Can tuberculosis occur In any other
part of the body? Yes, in any part of
the body.
f. What causes tubercuiosis1 A germ,
the tubercle bacillus.
5. Where may this germ be foundr IN
the sputum coughed up by consump-
tive
G. How does the tuberculosis germ get
out of the body of a consumptive? Main
ly in the sputum coughed up from the
lungs.
Z. How does one get tuberculosis? By
breathing air or swallowing dust or food
Especially milk containing tubercle ba-
cilli.
8 What is the most important thing
to do to prevent tuberculosis from
spreading? To destroy at once by burn
ing or disinfecting all sputa and other
discharges from persons who have tu-
berculosis.
O. Is it safe to spit on the sidewalk,
in a street car or in a public placer No,
because spit may often contain disease
germs.
TO- In what food is the tuberculosis
germ most commonly found? In milk.
IL How can milk be made safe to
drink? By scalding or pasteurizing It.
r. What five things are absolutely nee
essary to cure consumption? The doc
tor, sunlight, outdoor air, nourishing
food and rest
10. Is there some patent medicine that
will cure tuberculosis There is not I;
it is the worst thing a consumptive can
resort to.
ii. What can a well person do to keep
from getting tuberculosis? Have plenty
Of sleep and rest, keep outdoors as much
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer Of most fat people is that It
is too hard too troublesome and too dan
gerous to force the weight down. How
ever, in Marmola Prescription Tablets, all
these difficulties are overcome. They are
absolutely harmless, entail no dieting or
exercise, and have the added advantage OF
cheapuess. A large case is sold by drug
gists at one dollar. Or IL preferable, they
can be obtained by sending price direct to
the Marmola Co.. 4612 Woodward Ave.
Detroit Mich. Now that you know this
you have no excuse for being too fat, but
can reduce two three or four pounds
week without fear of bad after-effects.-
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26

augurated by the prevention of the drill
ing of wells where conditions are unfa
vorable for production. The loss involved
in drilling single well in an unfavoable
locality is often equal to or greater than
the cost of making a topographic and
structural survey Of an entire county.
DR.. Logan contends that an adequate
appropriation should be made for carry
ing on the survey work to the eni that
the oil and gas industry may be en-
couraged and future Industrial develop
ment of the State insured. 1t Is being
called to the attention of thu Legislators
that the Federal Government thinks so
well of a topographic survey that 1t ex-
tends aid in the work in that it spends
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26

Indiana cooperate with the Federal Gov
eminent in making a topographic sur
vey Of the State. The bill has the sup
port of many leading farmers, manufac-
tureFs, users Of natural resources such as
ceramic clays, Goals, brick clays, Of en-
gineers, road builders, surveyors and the
State department of conservation. For
tefore the structural conditions can be
Mapped accurately and rapidly a careful
topographic survey of the State must be
made, Dr. Logan points out.
Supporters Of the bill contend that by
mapping the geological structures IA
vorable to the accumulation Of oil and
gas, a great annual saving will be in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
CONSIDERS RAIL
WAGE SLASHING
Labor Board Receives Petition
From A., B. & A.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Slashes in railway
wages were being considered today by
the United States Railway Labor Board,
following a petition presented by B. l..
Bugg, president Of the Atlanta, Birming-
ham & Alabama Railroad, asking that
wages be reduced to keep the railroad
from the hands Of a receiver. Bugg de-
clared his road was losing 100000 a
month and attributed this to wage in
creaseS amounting annually to 81, 100000
since 1914.
Chairman r. n. Barton of the board
agreed the case is pressing and promised
an early decision.
Other roads are expected to file similar
petitions. A canvass showed that the
roads are curtailing all expansion plans
In 1921 budgets because of lack of funds.
fright money" and a depression in bust
ness are the reasons assigned. Officials
believed business would return to nor
NAL by spring.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
Former Sub Master
Believed Lost at Sea

BERLIN, Jan. pa report that Capt
Paul Koenig, commander of the German
commercial submarine "Deutschla ud,"
which made two voyages to the United
States in 1915, has been lost at sea, was
officially confirmed by the department Of
high seas fisheries today, according to a
dispatch from CuxhaYen.
Another dispatch from Rohr, home Of
Cept. Koenig, quoted members Of Koen-
ig's family as saying they had given up
all hope for his safe return.
Capt. KOenig was commander of the
fishing boat Senator Anchaelis."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26

as possible, sleep with windows open or,
better, on screened porch, and eat reg
ularly good wholesome food.
10. What should a person do when he
suspects that he or any member OF his
family has tuberculosis? He should have
thorough examination Immediately by
his physician.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26

dollar for dollar spent by a State in this
work.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-26
The Truth About Indianapolis
TNTERURBANS
Two HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE

HNWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE
towns and cities in Indiana are
reached by hourly service on the thir-
teen electric interurban lines radiat-
ing from Indianapolis in the four directions.
These towns and cities range from few hun
dred to 86,549 population. This network Of
electric railways touches forty three counties,
having three-q quarters of the 100000 popu-
lation of the State.
Connections with other electric interurbans,
with destinations at Chicago, Detroit and Gin
cinnat are possible through the Indiana in
terurban system out of this city Each day
432 interurban passenger cars pass in and out
of the Indianapolis Terminal, carrying an av-
erage of q, 900 travellers to points on the
1,434 miles of interurban track in the State
stretching from this city. The interurban
freight service on the system enables Indian
apolis shippers to make quick deliveries.