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Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
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An all comedy vaudeville program at the Strand for the last half of this week The bill viii consist of Donovan Of Has keli, eccentrtc comedy act: VIII Bronzer. the singing. talking comedian tte Day. tons in a comedy novelty and the Snow brothers in fife comedy slit. Also feat ure picture with Alice Calhoun in Closed Doors.
 In every girls life thers comes a thrill when she first puts on an engage nneht ring. As a rule actresses set used te wearing engagement rings, as they are called upon many times to play the roles of engaged girls.
 By some strange circumstance Alice Calhoun, the Vitaeraph star, who will be shown in Closed Doors. at the Strand theatre today, Friday and Saturday. has been a sta. without an engagement ring. Never in all her career has she been called upon to play a role in which she wore diamond. However, one cannot continue to act before the camera with out doing almost everything and in Closed Doors Miss Calhoun for the first time in her fife put an engagement ring upon her finger.
 She had all the thrill and excitement that young girl naturally feeis when her sweetheart presents her with a soIit- aire. All through the day Alice kept looking at the ring She could not draw her eyes away from it and every n1cce she made the diamond was always in evidence
 She was so natural in fact that when the scene was shot Director Seyffertitz exclaimed Miss Calhoun. you could no; have done better if you had really been engaged. You certainly acted the part to perfection"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
WESTMINSTER

A rar sized congregation was present 70 Bear the pastor at Sunday morning worship, his text being what is mat ts theeg Follow thou Me- ssNo matter what failures others make, who profess 10 De Christians, that ie not your busi- ness. Your business Is to follow Me" the Master here declares.
 Buel union, Canterbury ". c I. U.. has for Some years suspended monthly meetings during July and August This year special red letter day observance was held in July, Prohibition Enforce haent day, with Miss OIney. This month red letter Children's day was held al the Plains church. Twenty-Five children and sn interested group of mothers and friends met an da Loyal Legion was or gahized by Mrs. Joseph J. Fields of Nor wich at the conclusion of her address. which followed recitations by children, singing. etc. The officers chosen were: President. Chadwick Bgford; vice presi- dent, Gunner Gundersen recording sec- retary, Ida Kinne; corresponding secre- tary. Bonita Dusenberri; treasurer. Hiida Grab: superintendent of flower mission. Lydia Eastiund. After tfs formal meet ing, at which Miss s. L. 1sadiey presided, ice cream cones and delicious cook es were served on the lawn. The Westrin- ster delegation did well in their recita-
 
 mobile ride by Fred Backett which they greatly appreciated.
 There have been many guests in the homes of Westminster of late: Mir and Mrs Joseph Johansen and little daugh- ter Anka Of New YcrS and Miss Eva Johsnsen of Tuede Park. N r, at the Flici home; Joseph Goheen, formerly with the Westinghouse company of New ark N. J., and the son of missionary parents in India, at Mrs. Jessie A. Meade's; Mir. and Mrs. Roy Barstow and Mrs. Ralph Barstow at George Bsrstov's 1; MT. and Mrs. Spinner and two children and Mrs. Roach. Miss May Roach and little sister, Nr. and Mrs Sobel and two children, all of New Rochelle, Y. r, al Nooseneck Hill. L. l.. at Allen Moody's, and others
 birthday party in honor of three It. tie giris- was held Aug. on the lawn of Restawhile. The little ladies were Rosa mtnd Page. years. Izola Page, aged S. and Addis Robbins, aged 5. Twenty-four youngsters were guests and a number of adults. Grape juice. cookies. ice cream and other goodies were served. games were played, and delightful afternoon waas spent
 Mrs. May Hoffman and Mrs. Dorothy Schroeder. who have been visiting in the home of their parents. Mir and Ms. ! r. A. Jones, have returned to Jersey City, \. J, Andrew Jones will remain through August.
 Ellen Lawson with little friend. who has been visiting her aunt. with whom she lived here, has returned to her mother in Attieboro, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
Breed Theatre

The Iron Rider William Fox picture with William Russell in the star role. yesterday at the Breed Theatre thrilled a houseful of enthusiastic patrons To say that this picture suTp7sses even the advance accounts of it's intense interest is putting the case mildly. The picture fatrly bristles with dramatic situation. Frank L. Packard author of The Miracle Man and other successful protoplays. wrote the story. The Iron Rider Is thrilling tale of relentless justice in Ia wiess town, with Russell in the role of an Iron Rider clan founded by his father thirty years before to suodue law iessness. An apparent violation of his oath and the almost tragic consequences of this, form the basis of the stcry. Nola yaie an attractive leading woman IS seen as the Iron Riders sweetheart. Rus seiPs work, needless to say. is of the same high quality that won him his i'm mense following. The Iron Rider will be the feature again today For the sec ond feature Carmel Myers will be seen Tn The Kiss.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
STAFFORD STRINGS

At the special town meeting Tuesday afternoon in Borough hall the action Of the Hyde park commissioners in granting permission for the erection of the Colonel Charles Warren soldiers' monument on Hyde park was unanimously approved by the voters. The attendance was com paratively small as the site selected for the monument is one that meets with general satisfaction and no contest over approving the location was anticipated.
 As yet the fund provided by the will of Colonel Warren for the erection of tho. memorial ls not available. The estate of Colonel Warren iR still In process of settlement in the probate court here.
 There Ia to be a dance carnival at West Rock, Erystzl lake, with music by Stein's orchestra of Rockville.
 Mics Marie Mullins has resumed her work In the office of the Warren Wooisn company after passing two weeks Vaca- tlon with relatives iR Portland, Me.
 Miss Margaret PArize1u Is taking two waeks' vacation from her cuties at the PArixeau seore. Miss Kathleen Fletcher is substituting during her absence.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
WESTKINGSToN

Services were held at the church s1 usual Sunday morning and Bible school, All were glad to welcome Mrs. KnowJ- es, the superintendent She has been helping care for her father. who is very III aA his home near New Bedford. The Christian Eadeavor meeting at 6 ?. n- was led by Ella May and preaching ser vice at ' ?. m. were well attended.
 The Why and How club IS to meet At the school house Thursday afternoon zf 2.5o standard time.
 On Old Home Day at Liberty lase Wednesday, this village was well repre- sented
 Clifford Woodmansee and family ats tended old Home Day at North Scttuata Wednesday last.
 The Beioit auction was well attended Saturday. Prices of most things sold were high.
 William Graham and family Of Br1d- ford, spent Saturday with relatives here
 Several from here attended the bal1 game at Shamrock. Sunday afternoon
 Mrs. Morton of slocum spent Monday with Mrs. Ida d- Kenyon.
 The Girl Scouts who are located at LaTikham pond, are 10 enjoy a Aeid day Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rawden are at their home here after spending The sum- mer in New Haven.
 Mrs. Weir. who has lived here for seT- erza years. Is to move 10 Stoningtoa where she will make her home with her ter Is going 10 China in September as a missionary.
 Carroll Arnold was S business caller in Providence Monday.
 Many attended old Home Day at Frenehtewn Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Ezra May is visiting Mrs. Emma BaFew, in Norwich.
 Mir and Mrs. Wendell Bosvorth and Stuart May spent Sunday in Norwrch with Harry Bosworth. Marguerite Bos- worth, who vas their guest last week re- turned home with them.
 Ermond Morse aged 4, has returned from the Day Kimball hospital where he underwent surgical operation.
 Dexter Balnister Of Webster has been visiting his cousins, Rebecca and Elsie Hubbard. the past week.
 Miss Nellie Phillips Of ThompsonviIles spent last week with her brother, Geo, Phillips and his family
 E. l.. Cpham and family of West Newton, spent the week end with c. L. Upham and family and attended the re union. of the Alumni of Woodstock Academy Saturday.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller of Springfield Mass. have been spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hammond and NIT. and Mrs. George Philips. Mrs. Bffi- Ter is sister Of Mrs. Phillips.
 Miss Ruth Miller of Quiaaozug has been enjoying vacation Of two weeks at Block Island and at her home here.
 Miss Nattle Lyon, Of Providence, Is the guest of Mrs H. N. Gm0rd.
 Mrs. Porleas an6 Miss Lucy simonson Of Nit. Vernon. \. T., are boarding at J. E. Aldrich's.
 Mr. and Mrs. Everett P. May and Mrs. Charles F. Bunce spent Sunday with Wallace Aldfich and family fn Putnam
 Dorothy Bowen of Esstford. is rss- iting George and Wendell Bosworth and their families.
 william Aldrich, of Putnam. Is vis- iting his aunt. Mrs. P. E. May and hiH uncle, J. E. Aldy4ch.
 A. H. Hiboard who has been m for several weeks resumed his work al th6 blacksmith shop Monday.
 Mfr. and Mrs. R. Fl. Wheeler of ottz< va, Canada, are spending the ve9E with Mir and Mrs. Joseph LaMountain.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
HuMOR OF THE DAY

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 "The way of the transgressor is hard"
 Yep, and lined with motor cOps."- Detroit Free Press.
 Jenkins is getting to be something of a social climber"
 "Yes, why Jenkins would even try to make his way up an icy starei"- Cartoons Magazine.
 Inspiration Ink-It flows freely.
 This is a sign we have never seen, but we hope to see it some day in a notion store.-LouisvIlle Journal Courier.
 tel in which to spend the summer"
 Yes" said the architect of castles in Spain.
 When are you going to leave town. ["
 I'm going to stay right here. I picked out that hotel in the same way that I picked out a $7,oo0 autorno- bile some years ago in which to tour Europe. e."-Birmingham Age Herald.
 Lulu-Here's an ad for a man to undertake the sale of a patent med icine.
 Harry-Yes, it will probably be pref AedOAc tO tAe UlNSi te-fASAs As-DctFUaI EEce Press,
 ';How IS it that a woman. can gah- bla to another woman for an hour over the phone?''
 '"rhe telephone girls are women"
 Are they going back on their sex ?'' Louisville Courier-JourDaL
 Who's your friend, Joe? He looks like g. man of deeision.''
 You've struck 1t; he a baseball umpire. Transcript.
 First Martian-It takes all kinds of people to make a world.
 Second Martian-What caused you to pull that hoary platitude.
 First Martian-N-Just was talking with 8 simp who believes the earth is iri- habited by humans.-Buffale Express.
 Mrs. links (to 1920 model nAaid)-- Olga, how many times do I have te tell you to scrub the floor?
 Olga-Just once, ma'am; good day. Houston Post.
 Hey, you!" bawIed the Gold Bar, as he was passing one of the nonszl- uting fraternity. Don't you know an officer when you see one?"
 "Yes, sir," replied the buck pIea- sanity. Were you looking for one, sir?'-American Legion Weekly.
 "wen the shipping board is good fer one thing"
 'You strangely interest me. Go on before the suspense kills mel"
 Makes a swell plank for the Social ist platform. Buffalo Express
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
LYME

A A. Bushnell and family of Center brook were visitors al L. D. Harding'd Sunday last.
 Theodore Irvine has returned 10 Chi czgo after spending a few weeks with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irvine.
 Miss Dorothy Crener of Torrfngton vas the guest of Mrs. J. A Martin the first of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Clark and chii- dren. of East Hartford. are visiting Mrs. CSark's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harding.
 Miss Eleanore Rich of Northsmpton. Mass. was a visitor al B. T. BIlrs lAsE week.
 Mrs Alice Jones of Philadelphia is spending her vacation in old Hamburg.
 Seymour Parker and family Of HadieF, Mass. were calling on friends here the first of the week.
 Repairs are being made on the town hall; the library viii be closed for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

STOP in to see us; We carry every. thing in the line of secondhand -furnI. tgre, stoves. etc. New London Salesroorn Is Water St., Norwich. Phone 17oS-A
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Mansfield, within and for the District of Mansfield, on the 18th day of August A. D. 1921.
 Present - LEwELLYN J. sTORRs, Judge.
 Estate of Harriet NJ Morrow, late of Mansfield. in said District, deceased,
 Joseph M. Merrow, Administrators
 Ordered, That six months from the date hereof, and the same are limited and allowed for the creditors to bring in their claims against said estate, and the said Administrator is directed to give public notice to the creditors of said estate to bring in their claims within said time al- lowed, by posting copy of this order on the public signpost nearest the place where the deceased lass dwelt, within the same Town, and by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said Probate District, and return make to this Court of the notice given.
 Attest:
 LEWELLYN J. sToRRs,
 AuCE20 JrtdcA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

TO RENT-Rooms for light house. keeping. Phone 1987 jySd
 TO RENT-F'urnished rooms, with or without board. Is Boswell Ave. je6d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
SOUTH GRISWOLD

Mrs. John Thompson has returned from visit in New London and Groton.
 Misses Dorothy and Vivian Richard son returned Saturday after a weeks visit with friends in Norwich.
 Miss Gladys L. Thompson left Aug. 24 for Schenectady, N. T., where she is employed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto A. Anderson Jr. were business callers in Norwich re- gently.
 MT. and Mrs. Ransom H. Young at- tended the grange picnic at Pachaug on Saturday.
 Miss Bertha Gallup of voluntown was guest at the parsocage Tuesday.
 Rufus Greene of oneco visited his fa- ther, Albert G. Greene, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Savage and son, of Potter Hill, were guests Sunday of A. R. Button.
 P. J. Gustafson is confined to the house by illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Preoefty Sales 5x James I. Gas,

Property Sales by James L. Case.
 James L. Case has sold the following properties for the Shetacket company !: Two lots on Golden street extension to BroHisiaw Smigiei, one lot on Convent street te Prank Bewon. one lot on Con vent street to Paul DWojakoWski. The new purchasers contemplate building thereon at an early date
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

A new plan to perfect the more prom ising public links golfers who have nos the financial ability to belong to pri- vate eluos. has been started in Chicago. The scheme is to have each club, 0f which there are more than fifty in and about Chicago. admit at le4st two prom isfng playerS as non-voting noubern vifh playing privileges and the right to represent the club in tournaments.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

The vice regal lodge in Dublin is the private home of the lord.lieutenant of Ireland while he holds office The official residence is Dublin castle where all re- captions, balls and other functions Of state are hsld
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

The French government is planning to provide for navigation of the Rhine river above Lyons in connection with harness ing it's current to provide electric power.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

For theatrical performers an inventor has patented q device to enable them to run on tight ropes which pass over spools that record the distance covered.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

When girl invites a young man to her home for dinner and he Is told that she did the cooking, its time for him to sit up and take notice. or beat a hasty retreat.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

Among the head hunting tribes of Bor- ne0 custom forbids wido~ef to rernarry until eight months after the death of his wife.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

A variety of suhnower has been de- veloped that grows only three feet tall and produces white blossoms that yield more seeds than any other kind of the same plant.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

Brazil has a mine frem which gold and silver have been taken almost con tinuously since 1725, arsenic being eb-l tained from the residuous sand in recent years
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

Mrs. Joseph Pedicord, of Chicago fed a tramp in 1910, who later inherited an estate and willed her $1,5oo when he died.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

A pitchfork with removable tines which can be replaced if broken has been pat ented by a Canadian inventor.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
ANTIQUES
SOLD AT AUCTION

AOOIlON
 FRIDAY, AUG. 26. II A. M. Collection of F. c. TURNER, Norwich, Ct, corner of Broad St. and Boswell Ave. Early Connecticut and Rhode Island Furniture, Colored Glass. Flip Mugs, Cup Plates, Lowestoft, Luster, Dark Blue China, AndironS, Lanterns Sconces, Trays, Coverlids, Samplers. Chintz, Quilts, Silver Ladies, Cups, Spoons, Tongs, Kellogg. Currier and Iris Prints.
 WITTER BROS, AIctioneers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

When woman goes away for q short visit she invariably borrows something from one of her neighbors to take with her.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

On Kennel island, one of the loneiiest spots of land in the Pacific, the only cur. rency consists of the teeth of flying foxes.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

Jigsaw puzzles, which are still very popular. are said to be good tonic for sufferers from nerves
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

Before the Bank Of England was found ed in 1854 there were no banks in all that country.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
POETRY
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WORK. Oh, work is the wayi Up from your dreaming, friend! Here i'll tfle eiadg of the dag March with the armies that wend Down through the streets of toii, Over the seed-s6#n soil, Everywhere lifting their songs of labor 5S,.ey E5Sverywhere lifting the pJSw or the sabre, With beauty and duty and citeer Join the chorus, and help fife sing, And forget there WAS ever tear! Work, 1t Is splendid. By courage attended Leaving no time to repine; Think or it. drink of it. Speak of it, sing of it. Taste of it's bubble of wine. Work, work, work is the way, Work. for the goal at tAe end of the day, For the peaes and the beauty, The fine sense of duty, The courage made fit for the fray; For. rent and for love, Ard the great stars above And the dream and the laughter and -Foigef Mckinney, the Bentztown Bard.
 SILVER. Some love the silver that is found in Where dwarfs were wont to play Before man came with busy pick and axe To drive them all away. Some blq9xss the silver of the graceful That bends when winds go by. And others love the silver of the clouds That Sail along the sky. But I adore the silver of ysus hair. :. Brought from the mine of years, To make a lovely halo round your life Of rainbow smiles and tears.
 Violet Aneyn Storey.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
SILVER.
KAIEIDOScOpE

In Missouri are more than s,ee0 wofnen who own and operate farms.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

One out Of every twenty five farms in the United States is operated by a woman.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

An oil well that can be reached only by swinging in rope sling operated from a stiffleg derrick at the top of i07- foot cliff was recently completed at Point Fir1nin, Cal. The well is located on a narrow ledge Of tide land and at the bottom of the cliff. The ledge is so nar- row that at high tide the water rises to within a foot of the rig. Despite the fact that all material and >worCnen had to be lowered and hoisted from above by means of the derrick and sling. the well was completed without a tnishap. This remains still the only way to reach the well.-Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

In New Guinea both men and women are subjected from infancy to a disten- tion of the !obes Of the ear until in mat urity the orihce is so largt that a ring can be inserted as big as a chisd'e small hoop. It is their notion of beauty.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

FOR HIRE-when you want a nice closed car (sedan) for pleasure trips, calling, shopping, weddings, funerals, etc, telephone No. 45. aug25ThSTu
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

HAVE your stireS Istreaded. look like new. wear like new, as good as new. LanOie Tire Co.,, s3 ". Main St. feh24d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
FOR SALE

HAVING BOUGHT TOURING CAR, WILL SELL MY BODICE ROADSTER. RUN $500 MILES. PRICE $75O. CALL S61-5.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Airedale dog answers to name of Queenie. Return to E. l.. Pattison, Bath St Reward. aug24d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25

WHEN Y0D WANT 10 put your bust nesa before the public. there is no 'medt- nm better than through the advertising coiunEs ne Es Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
TO RENT

TO RENT-Fron Aug. 30, at Quaker Hill, hve-room summer cottage fully fur nished. has piazza. fireplace and electric lights. also boat. Phone 4S0 or inquire at this office. aug12d
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