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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

be needed through pledges to raise the
amount set for this city
W. g. Norris occupied the pzlpit ct LIB
erty Hin Sunday morning. <,
Roderick Jad0in, incCme tax mar,
stated Saturday that people show inter-
est In getting their blanks Allied out early
this year and stnce his arrival IN Wilt
mantle he has been kept bnax.
At q special nassting OF Anne Wood
Eiderkin chapter, D. A r., held last Fri
day afternoon it was voted to add the sum
OF twenty-five dollars to their donation
to the European Relief fund. The chap
ter i considering waqs and means of
raising more money for the Relief fund.
At q recent meeting Of the Chamber
OF Commerce it was voted to draw up
petition to the Public Utilities Commits
sion protesting against the taking off Of
the 8.S5 train for Amston This train
/ is one of the most important trains TO
the people of Colchester who do business
in Wfllimautfc, and If it were taken OF
| they would be unable to reach Williman-
tic before &9o IN the Afternoon
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Halter and FAM
| lily OF No. 947 Main street are planning
! to attend the wedding of Mr.. HeHer's
niece, Miss Esther Epstein, to Hyn1an
/ Shapior Of SpFin sfeld. The wedding will
L
Washington's birthday
Clerk Of the superior court, Edgar NJ.
! Warner, met aA class of men seeking
| naturalization papers Saturday in this
l city. First papers were granted to Louis
Shekai, and the following received sec
| end papers, Frank Kuelfa. Maurice Ca
/ rey, Daniel Wade, Joseph Lesinack, Will
lam g Morris. and Joseph Sedesai
! People walking on Main street satur.
day were attracted to the Adams mar
:, ket by the sight Of man working on
a gas main in that section The smell
| of gas was so strong that a gasraask was
used and this unusual sight brought g
i crowd. The man was one of the Rock
Vile Wilsimantic Lighting Company EN-
i pioyes. Three holes were sunk through
the pavement IN an endeavor to find tn,
| exact location of the break in the main
II Harold Andersen, Of CenterdaIe, r. I.
81 was the speaker and message bearer a
4 the services of the First Spiritualist So
Il ciety Sunday. Mf,kAlderson recently cam
81 to this country from Yorkshire. Eng
land.
81 Under the auspices Of San Jose councl
q free public lecture, Carrying On 1
} to be delivered on the evening of Fes
D ruary 24th at the State Arnnorys Th
D speaker is to be Condo Benoist Paliet
D Ii. D., ef New York, one of the Ma
1l tional lecturers Of TIE knights of Co
0 lunbus In his lecture DR. PalIen wi
D discuss the situation of today confront
0 ing America, fundamental facts, tn
: getting rid Of qEack remedies, or sc
0 called "solHtions.''. Following the Lex
OIL sture an open forum is to be held and D,
: Pallens is to answer questions asked b
0 his audience.
o The E1ner4ads won their week en-
~
e | a score of A. to =3s The first half enf
Il ed rs To- 1e IN the Esneraids' favor an
they held the lead throughout the gam
q The Knights; of Columbus took tw
out of three from the lie. o. r. bowler
Z at thet'syr alleys High single went
Noel With 14o and he. also took high thrt
with s52. The score
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Thursday evening the TOPIC discussed
was Does the Farmer Need Vacation =?
At the special church meeting Tuesday
afternoon to vote on candidates who had
been heard and to arrange for pulpit
supply, no candidate seemed to be accept
! able. An effort by some to engage E. r
Peerman for an indefinite supply also
failed. It was finally voted to continue
candidating.
The Girl Scouts met Friday evening in
the chapel.
The February business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society was held
Sunday evening. It was voted TO chaI-
lenge the Ellington society for an atten-
dance campaign
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
CHESTNUT HILL

ne oommittes which has IN eAArSe tAe
arranesnaenta for baildlns the new high
school IN Lebanon. OF which Q. = Dirnoa
Is q member, visited several Massashn-
etfs/towns TIE pzst week md vas ErsaA-
b Interested IN the up-te-da.e naedal hiBh
sch6of IN Deerhsid. Mas.
II. @. Daxoil. T. C. PAyson. ". d.
Daveu and c. h Goodrich motered u
Hartford TO ATTEND the automobile shou
Mis- Mary BAbebek ceisbraied her stth
birthday Friday, receiving calls mad gift
from fr4unAs ana neAkhbsrs-
Mizs Mande oSAlers % HArtfor4 va
- hennS Win her parents over Bunany.
Frank DASoll b VII Hing his sister and
otnsf relatives n NasAvifl4. TeAA
DamunA J. PesAhArn Of W1lAmantis
fseAtiS spsne 2A1ay WIN his raroneA
Ths zsDo0ifs GnhflS hAs n8oxea b theiI
new hons ~ TIE oehisra ylaeA
krA AAnA JaznAs has been vis1tlng \
MsRiaoA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Take = prety. romantic yohnf vona1
whose husband Is too busy to love hes
and an attractive man whe u woafied Of
his wife Place them together under the
spell Of the fall moon at midnieAL Ana
Midsummer Madness wfli ten you N q
manner that viii please and startle. Thir
Il the new William De Mile production
which has taken Ia place beside the real
y me platures Of the current season. II
VIII be shown at the Davis theatre today
and tomoffsu.
Tue story adapted from cosfno Hnnnii.
Tons seclety novel. His Friend and His
wife, entefs around two young married
couples who are close friends One Of
the husbands imagines himself IN love
with BIS ffeipfs wife. and she. neglected
By her husbahh ana starving fer ror11ance.
yitids 10 a Temporary infatuation. The
results are highly Interesting and lead
10 q climax Tat Tor sheAr dramatic m
tsnsity has seldom been eqnalled "a the
screen.
A notable east vas CHOSEN u p,uy IN.
chief roles In Midsummer Madness. IN
Guiding such favorites az Lila Lee, Lo1
Wilson. Jack Hoit and Conrad rorti y
Tue funniest Of Mack Sennett consoles
Don't Reakeh. viii also be shown, tofeth.
er with an Interesting ratansdnt Maea.
zine.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

The 4sth annual iadieS night u M.
Vernon lodge, No. IS, r. and A. NJ, held
in Rioux hail Friday evening, FeB. Is,
has gone on record as one Of the finest
celebrations ever gicen By the local orr
der. The attendance was well over ae0
and the evening was one Of enjoyment
from the hour Of opening the program
until the last dancers left the floor Sat-
urday morning.
The program was one Of Exceptional
ATTRACTIONS. Miss Sadie Thompson's song
was one to please. and in its rendition her
fine voice was shown At It's best Miss
Mabel Kanhhan, accompanying herself
on the plano, gave whistlIng solo, show
ing with every note the cleverness which
Miss Kanahan has acquired - q whis-
Ting soloist.
A baritone solo By Matthew Bailey and
flute solo by Joshua Heap fifniahed
! two numbers which showed tire skin Of
the performers and gave much pleasure
! to the audience. Both men are members
Of Mt Vernon from Baltic Their per-
! formance was enhanced In marked degree
by the sympathetic support OF their ac-
companist, Mrs, Charles Barnes, also Of
Baltic.
Miss Ethelle Parkhufst was 4 dream IN
her beautifully executed butterfly dance
The little miss was dressed In accordanee
with the dance name, with rainbow coioft
and wings Of transparent gauze. She wal
accompanied by her brother Charles on
the violin and By Miss Ethel Thompson
| plano. Miss Thompson was Accsmp4nisl
for sister and the Erin beaatle6s
| The last act WIS what the real 0pes
| call perfect scream" In which Herbert
/ Thompson and Earl Hlseox two loe4l
HiberniaI comedians. were Tie rtA
goods. The characters In the sketch
were Of radically different types and botl
young men put over some q the hand
soonest real otuf ever seen on the loek
stage. The female guestA were fnuch a.
| fected by their rare beauty.
I The grand march moved ut q little Be
fore 10, worshipful Master and Mfa B
| II. Gardner in the leaA. There we're .;
couples in the march, with al Mast Il
more couples who could not Be Gceomino
| dated on the fioor. The me mnsic wal
by Geers orchestra OF Norwich. Pref
George Helmboldt was pfvmpter., The II
numbers On the dance progfAm were ae'
iected with the view Of pleasing all tn
dancers and many SQUARE danoeJ appear
ed in the list. Faith chapter, No. H. o
E. g., furnished delicious lnuchs 70,
menu including chicken eAlAi, battered
rolls, mixed pickles, Saratoga ehirs. 40
sorted cake, Ice cream, coffee
The lodge room and antEfooEns wer'
open all The evening. In the main lOds'
room the Eastern star members had AZ
ranged their new whist tables. and II wa
said By the over. 900 who were eerveI
that neevr we're conditions any NOR
fpleasing or successful.
There were risitofs from Norwich
Hartford, Daaislson. 1sorytea. Rceskviile
Central Village and New Lendon, Conn
4 Ia No. a No. rNsa0a~a No.
| The comnaittee VINO nasfteA cempli
mnts for ens OF ut vsFhen,S b0t %
Gals evenings weres 1faster q eensmo
MES, Bsnjannfn b oAronex, W. NJ; nee
director. Robert \ Guy: eides. Be.Als,
WAeel0ck. Gesrxs -sKpbeytson. Wanan
eEs9fH: reception es1nn1itiee. A. y
Brown. r. L. KanaAan. a n Girb<T'
W. n. Bara3ek, n =. CArnsy; decssntin
eonrnittss. eas<xs rsisz ykzssA -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
nnEEn rnrArnn

Lare a. Youth had It's nrst shswtng
yestereay "a the Bfyed theatre. The Ne
tFo SPECIAL REID The andienee IN ifs spsii
untfi the very end. his gripping pie
tufe poftfAya the stfuEEied q yeuna
piAyIrirht unakfiied IN the waSs e -
phistieated saeiety, who N q fury teafs
10 Nh ffst manuscript ana returns y M
hone tewa . tfT b feryst Ne vesAd
In hia heart.
Lnthef Reed. beside writing ne -srir.-
raj story. adapted Il for the screen. Cleo
NnaissA, william conkiin. oarsth
Rughes. Lydia Rnott, WfDiAm Court
wright and Helen Weers, ~ Esqaitted
themselves wen
ne piutufs Wa ably objected ~ Phnip
=. Rosen. un1sf DerponAI supervisicn ot
Bayzrd eviiieF. direstof Of prodncticna
Inre Of r0ath n the feature again To-
DAY ana tomorrow and other pietnres e.
he biii inesnds ths Pntbs News And q
lCeMtnry eomeAy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
COVENTRY

The 14th birthday of Lester N. HIM
was celebrated at his home Thursday
evening by relatives and friends. About
20 were present The decorations were
very prettily arranged, the color scheme
being pink. Numerous gifts Of money
and other articles were received. The
evening was spent with various games.
Cake and ice cream were served.
Sunday morning Rev. H. C. Mcknight
delivered an eloquent Lincoln day ad-
dress to large audience.
Miss Elsie Byrden Of Pomfret, who has
been substituting in District No. 8. dur
ing the illness Of Miss Walbrides has re.
turned to her home and Miss Walbridge
is in charge Of the school
At the regular meeting Of the grange
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calonel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
fer II years and calon1el's old-tirne
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid ivers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
Nogriping is the 'fkeynote" of these
little sugar coated, olive-coiored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
TO unnatural action.
.fyou have a clark brown mouth =.
bad breath-a dull, tired feelng-sick
headache--torid iyer-constipation,
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re.
suits from one or two of Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime
Thousands take them every night Just
10 keep right. Try them. l5c and Soc
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
cBABrnrE.

Booth TarkInstsh's Clarence IL "a tour
ana viii be 4 visitor ct the Davis thea
tire. fer enc night ohly. wednesday. Pes
-. This announcenlent Is reinforced b.
another important one 10 the elect that
Ing at the Hollis Street theatre. Bestoa.
vim present the cer-sedy here
After Clarence had made Ne rtgtQhd.
lag and overnight M IN the Hudson
theatre, New York. last season Nr. Tar1<-
insten wrote TO Nj. Tyler. the produoer.
that the Puccess was due 70 his skin As
a picker Of casts and 10 the eotnpaAy H.
seif more thar to the. writer's ability a. a
draEAdae% The conpany could have
made q MI cut Of the telephone dlrec-
ltort." wrote Tarkineton.
| LeavinE the question Of the writer's
ltnceesty cut Il remained fer the show 70
make F0od 10 amply that Il had fnn Of
ferty weeks Seine Of the weeis were
| crowded with extra performances ana
one Of them Showed record II ave nat
lneeS
Clarence was undertakes parity IL ex-
plot Alfred fsunts peculiar style Of con-
edy but, once undertaken. the -rlay vas
peopled( with Characters az Nhoiiy ais
tinetive a. the prlftipai ere Two yosng-
stsrs 81 the type that h3ys naAde Tsfk-
ineton fans all over the esuntry wsss n
lciuced IN the narrative.
To give all thesa figures irEs Mr. Tyie
Assembled q company eofnpriring Mar.
lEareL cusAeis Mary Boiahd. Russell Ma
craft. John frlosd. viola Harper. william
Isofenz, Agnes Findiay, Suzanne westfeft
and Hafiove Borland. f
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
irnnx PunlIc LnczuRz on
cHu.D HEAtr1f RpucaFfon

A fres pubiie lecture On Child Hahn
Eaacatian win be given ~ d. J. Mnss
Address n TIE Conmnnlty House. on
Church street. uEder the AUSPICES ~ ne
llorWieh TeaeherT League. "a Friday ey-
n. Il. NJ, univsrsity sf Chicago. A n
Harvard University. ?. II. ID. Ciafk unl-
Ssrsaty, n head q the department Of pey-
ehology and ehfld rudy ~ the 9ostoa
Ner1nai school kpeeiai lecturer On health
educAtion. Baston Univeraity. aufbaf of
several Bsohs. among which are rsa~kink
Hyxiens n Ne Grade; Health E1asatiun
iEation ~ AaseEieA He haa rseentU ~
turned frun . natten viz hsct,fre tour
On Hsaifh EdscAfion FOR the y. q b.
ran ss BdueAtieh. The lecture vii han
q htxhly Alternative yasos for pArent,
al al these InfsreA,ea n chn1 HealtA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

what Il ceing rsnighs
Knights Of Rythias, Natchaug lodge, Ne.
-. meets 1t se7 Main street.
Dursnx the 1,yceum period as wind.
ham High schsol this (Monday1 morning
aebsfe on the question, Immigration
Should Be Prohibited For = Period Of
Three Years." is to take place. Speakers
fer the affirmative VIII be Patrick Cav
anaugh, captain. Miss Doris Bowen,
Miss Josephine Bovoviclss and Russell
webster The negative will be upheld
~ Luther Martin, captain, George Orrok,
Miss Isabelle Service, and Walter Day.
The debate is preiimary to the debate
with South Manchester High school, which
was scheduled for March 4th but at the
request of the South Manchester school
the debate was changed and in all proba-
hiiity March 18th will be selected. The
debate win take place both in Wiiliman-
tic and South Manchester,
Bryon Applsby, the young man who as.
saulted Emil Haberiand at the latter's
home In South Coventry about 4 mo1fta
ago. and sent to jail in default OF bonds
OF $4,000, has a record for law break.
ing September q, 1917, AppIeby made
at the plant Of Coffin Brothers Paper Bon
Company, Of New Bedford, Mass A po.
liceman attracted by light in the plant
surprised Appleby at work and caught
him The boy was then but III After
robbing Mr. Haberland, Appieby was trac
ed to Proyidencs and his arrest followed
He now awaits trial IN the superior
court
The heavy snow storm Sunday caused
considerable hardship in this city. sDrifti
made travelling hard for trelleys ant
travel by automobile became almost i'm
possible
New-Eifts of money continue to conn
In to K. W. Reynolds. treasurer Of TIL
European Relief Rund for WIiIimantic
Recent donations were from the follow
ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

AT THE sTRAND rsB. 81, 81 - %.
FrslIcs and Frits win ~ Al chs strnnd
the last three DAYS Of this week Reg-
Wieh thtAtreeeers have heard ana rad
Of the fanoas rfvues presented 80 the
New York foof gardens. notably ~ the
Strand Roof and Anistefdam roef. And
those who have act had the opportnnity
20 Walt tAaAs famous tessrts must eften
pfessussd mere S.iursllS tsey ln,1
that II \ something peppy and spetay
for New Yorh win net stand fer anything
niov. The strand rnAnAeement have been
sefy fortunate n securing q miniature
l fepficas-of q typtoAi rect uarden ahsu.
with the pretty girls thcy are fannSaa
fer TIE elever vomedlaas nsysItr dnncsss
ahl jta1 sinferA They ate ~ coming
- the straad PEP dad more pep, oisthes.
song. dAneA j1T and Sped Many new
speclaities are introduced and the even
ing Viii seed hy lust az n yoa were sap
ping At the Strand roof.
Direct from lonE and saccesafui Fan
IN Chieago. the big phstopisy. The Birth
Iot q Haes esms 70 the Strand theatre
to-day.
This great drama q The ilnis va IN
IprepAfaton fer more than two years
and efnDio1ed ne services 0f the best
scenafio writer's, mgst cotnpetent aetefs.
clever direetsfS ana most efheisnt pho-
toeraphtfz that eeuld be secured Aae IN
addltIen Il has Been supplied WITH = de-
aeriptive mufic scofe, composed BY Jo-
ssph Breil. Who vrvte the famous aessn-
pAniments fof TIE Birth 81 Natlon ana
Intolerance. An auenaented orchestrs
also comes - 4 speeiAl musical feature.
The theme - this wonderful drama q
the story 81 peAce. q deuoorncy. II
tfotherh6od. n tf1e4s the hlstofy 81
world advahoefneht frem the Garden o.
Eden % the dawn OF peace. IN the pres
ent pear Of eur I6rd II Il one Il n.
, most graphic batteries Of the world evei
|. pfesentAd for the ehiiehteaneat eater
, Itainfnent II the people Perhaps no Breai
pbotspiar hae ever beenr prepared WI
. more earnest care. more hlstofied ~
!. search, more truth and eager ekoft fe.
, dramatic eject than Ths BIrth Of Haes
Inc lover o. unasaai pictures should NH
the eppgrtnnity Of seeing this productfea
AlE6 With the MASTERPIECES We an
, play = vltAkraph comedy On Toesda.
,, ana WsaAAsAAy HpiSote Is q Ths No.
nAoakNs
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

wiilimantic's quota of $500 Is still to
he reached but after the International
doll contest has been brought to close
1t is believed that emily 1880 more will
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

A . rne.uAsr vf Ire Wasoonssn nfasn
boasd Il cousroA Mr. 1fnuAe NerEuA ~
e.1rB q AIaky Of e5seoa n reae. tn
sa1e - - Ga1a paSa - ~ ess4z4.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

II e eonetinas eEsisr for = young
nan 10 gel the Dafoie kezrt Than
narrT ne SRI snA have 70 ct ~.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
WILLIM ANTTC

Noxwich Buiietin WlIlimantic Ofic
IS Csuesh street. Telephone los.
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B. L. Clark, of Darien, spent yester-
day in the city.
c. A.. Reeves, of Atlanta spent yes
terday in the city.
H. G. Tilton, of Savannah, spent yes
tefday in the city.
H. G. Tilton,. of Savannah, spent
yesterday in the city.
Alex Livingston, of Brookman, was
in the city yesterday.
r. e. Walker has returned to At
lanta to reenter Tech.
P. J.. Norfeet, of Newberry, Fla,
spent yesterday in the city. v.
j. w. Kenke1l came down from Cot
fee and spent yesterday here.
w. J. Butts has returned from a
short business trip to Atlanta
R. B. Robert, prominent Savannah
business man, was here yesterday.
E. M. Fleming, of Thomasville, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
C. l. Whitehead, of Jacksonville,
was among the visitors to the city yes
terday. !
S. Y. Henderson. of the Southern
with headquarters at Macon,
was among the visitors to the city yes
terday
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Ten ingredients in TanIac.
Altogether there are ten ingredients
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In referring to one Of the more inn
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ut has been the source Of the most
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In referring to other of the general
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i This same well-known authority in
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PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION
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uuesons Tanlac? Why its phenomenal success!
Why do we about it? and Why has this pepar
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