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Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
STONlNGTON

Warden c. B. Crandall has been ask ed by the New London committee in charge of the Near East fund as to what is being done in the borough to help. Several organizations have already taken collections for this cause. The churches have also helped the cause.
 The Mothers circle of the Congrega- tional church help a social and work hour in the parlor of the church Thurs day afternoon.
 The fishermen have given up looking for escallops as the bed seems to have been used up Some of the men are putting the trawling gear in order to fish for cod and haddock.
 The snnual meeting of Stonington Steam Fire Engine Co.,, No 1, S. F. D., was held Thh=sday evening, Tesulting as follows, Foreman, Robert Edgar; first assistant foreman. Irving E. Melvin second assistant foreman, John D'Amco secretary and treasurer. F. Clifford Con- nell; engineer and steward, William Ed gar assistant engineer, Austin Young fireman, Charles c. Carpenter; assist ant fireman, Edward Edgar; pipemen Harry A. Northup, Henry Fritz, wil- liam Resen, Arnold Clemens; suction hosemen, Henry E. Adams, Herbert I Adams, William H. Ecclestone, TosepT Cunba; hydrantmen, Paul Bergel, T Clifford Cornell, J. Benjamin Adams, Ed
 ward W. Northrup; auditing committee
 William Holland, Henry Fritz, Walter l Maliet.
 1 The K. of c. whists were continued
 with a gathering Friday evening at thu
 council rooms on Main street The usua
 whist and dancing were enjoyed. | MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Williams who have been in Europe for sAvera months, will sail for home on steamshi: ! Rotterdam, Feb. IS.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
STAFFORD SPRINGS

The burgesses have made the follow ing appointments for 1921: Committee on streets and sewers, A. W. Efngsbury and A. D. Bernardo; police and fire 6e- partment, c. B. Tschummiai and r F Mullen lights and water, John Quinn, U. D. Mitchell; road commissioner, John M. Leach; chief of police, Thomas | Hayes; borough counsel, NJ. D. O.Con. nell; haywards, George L. Dennis and George J. Gary; wood inspectors, Burt T.
 Eaton, Thomas Hays, George J.. Frazier Embert Curtis, Lott O"Halloran Hanni. bal Alden, c. E. Butterfe1d J. F. Mat tisen, c. H. Moore; special poli.,e, Hen. ry Grundy, I. B. Reynolds, Frank Ma. son, John Hancock, Fred Wornistedt, Miss Rose Sick of StatfortviIle is tbs guest of relatives in Springhe!d.
 At the annual meeting of the Conare. gational church Thursday evening fb. following officers were elect ad: Clerk anr treasurer, Charles F Chandler: deacof l for three years, Gilbert w. Anidor1 l church committee, Rev. Levi Recs. Rev
 F. A. Manderson, Miss Mary BaEanf;ne
 Ms. c. E. Butterfeld, Mrs. F. H sncii
 man, Mrs. George Reumbflow, Mrs. Lew | is Mclaughlin.
 The Stafford Delphian chapter wi,
 meet with Miss Maud Booth Monday eve ming. wy
 Miss Mildred Chandler of Stafford l yille is visiting her grandmother. Mrs Mliham Taylor in South Coventry
 The Springs house barn which vVa
 partially destroyed by fire two week
 ago, is being rebuilt
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
WTLLIMANTIC

Windham-Weleh rg.; Moriarty, lg. i; Davoll, c. Howie If. f; Twomey, If.
 Rockville-Ertel, If; Talcott, It. t; kel- ley, C.; Corbin, rg. Gregus lg.
 The fourth and last of the Community entertainment was presented Friday night at the High school auditorium before large audience. The program was given by the Bostonia Sextette club, composed of the following personnel: Herman
 Sulzen, violin; Edward Erickson, viola R. L. Sanderson, bass; M. II. Carbone. violin Charles L. Wharton, cello; Adan
 Brunner, clarinet; Miss Doris D. Hunt, soprano. '< Overture, "Ludovic" Herold Sextette Club Morceau
 (a) LaVeille de rAnge Guardien Pierne Evening Breeze Langey String Quintette Clarinet Solo
 Fantasie from Opera of Aigolette Bossi MT. Brunner | Soprano Solo, "La Boheme" Puccmi Miss Hunt | Violin solo, "LegenGe'' Wieniawski MT. Sulzen Selection from Romeo and Juliet" Gounod Sextette Club l Cello Solo ''Serenade Badine" Marie MT. Wharton I Song (with clarinet obligato)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
nNKEn rnHAfrR

Al i.se, l, sis and SIS D - t4au1 the Breed vfil preesst for the last fenf times While Teg York slepe, . taf1ee panoramic portsayai of niBkt life . ~ weftds greatest city. The DAot41fn1nn is divided info three aets. Tbs ah4 te picts an sRthrAIliHg incident w1sish f81es place ln the home of Euburbza miiRon- aire The second episode, Doroev1elJ n- vested, presents in pSstutes . vef1lsa q the notori0us ~bndger ganH" 1a mh aet s seA an entire dancing nuMoer from zIegfeld's Midnight Rroiies toeefh- CT with scenes from the PaiAts N41nt q famous New York eafe-
 The third episode depicts . tfnae1J eI New Yorks EAst Side. ia vhicA tke tee, action revOlyes sbout tiesrirh fbop eiff q dump pafalytie. hts gentte. ten6ef. hearted son and the GangsteT k1def q
 hand of thieves. In ti1ia aet soo6fB {
 river fght between the New Yert ps Ice boa: and . gasoline launch eontan Ing members of the robber gang. 1B'
 New York poiics aFsisted DifaeIoi Chsrles I. Bfatin 10 Aim this ressss \ fact the poIice boat vas actually maA
 ned By policemen.
 Bnster Keaton in tiys fhlrd ef his nnll
 Itou doliar comedies. Neiehb5fs. ahd th Pathe News make up the ren1aih99 c
 the bin for today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08

mon Brewster, Jr., and Harold Geer. The board of managers is the president and treasurer and the five directors. Merton E. Bartlett is acting manager.
 Wilfred Liberty has sold his business to MT. and Mrs. H. H. White. Mir. and Mrs. White have lately disposed of *heir business in Lancaster, Mass, and will live at W. F. Holmes home.
 Miss Grace olin of Wllimantie fs wis lting at S. A. Thompson's.
 Misses Loretta Alley of Lisbon and Rose Crumb of Jewett City have d;ph- theria.
 Arba Browning, W. R. Burdick, E. B Cheney and Robert J. Guy were bearers from Mt Vernon lodge, No. 29, F. & A NJ, at the funeral of Erastus G. Hull, in Norwich Thursday Mir. Hull had been a member of Mt. Vernon lodge for ovei forty years. Peter St. Onge, who died in Norwich Friday, at one time conducted a store ir Jewett City, where the bank now stands He was held in very high esteem in thii place.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08

f probation The first two broke a pane of glass in window at one of the cottages at the Willimantic Camp Ground and entering took a suit case filled with articles, including clothing. Although their, ages are but IS and IS years, res spectiveIy, they have started out on the wrong road. The Aome life of the third girl is said to be not of the best. Parents of the girls were present. Deputy Judge Curtis Dean stated that in his opinion the best place for the trio would be elsewhere and thereupon committed them to the Industrial School for Girls at Middletown. They were taken there lat CT in the day.
 Thirty-three Esropean children are assured of enough to eat because $33461 has been turned over to the local coan- mittee for European Relief during the campaign in this city. Latest donations c. Lincoln $10, MT. and Mrs. Dwight Abel $1O, friend $10. friend s16, pre4i- ously reported $2S4.61, total $334.s1. A collection of the United States re- ports on famous decisions in law has been purchased by the Windham County Bar Association and will be added to the books at the library of the superior | court in this city. The books were pur- chased from Judge Andrew J. Bowen of l Willimantic Members of the Junior '. NJ. c. A.. | who are also fnefnbers of the Winches- ! ter Rife club. have Nplanned to meet al | the association building this Saturday. afternoon at 2 o'clock and then will Start
 on hike to point about two miles | from the city where an innproyised rifle ! range will be tried out. The Juniors will l be in charge of Lewye Gerry, who is all | so to instruct them in target practice
 With but six deaths registered for De. eember new low mark was set for the | town of Windham. These six deaths oc.
 cured during the first ten days of the month and were as follows:
 1 1-Eunice L. Hyde, 72, acute utaenia | 1-Clara E. Colvijn. 2s, pneurnonia complicated with traun1atic cerebral men ingitis; secondary, fractured skull fe. | eefved in automobile accident
 1 5-Clara Ffietag, et, peritonitis.
 7-Clara W. Tinker, 5S, cardiac insuf l 6ciency. s-Rose Antola, S5, acute bronchitis. l 1o-Edgar G. Hathaway, 50, oeretfa 1 enbolisln.
 The White Sex in the Smith Winches
 ter league continued to hold a big leat
 over the Tanks, their nearest rivals. IT
 Inc games rolled this week at the r M. C. A. the White Sox suffered theiI
 nrst defeat of the series the Tigers talk l Ing two out of three games. The In
 dians, who are holding down the tai l end of the league took their games iron the Tanks. High single went to Fini
 zio Of the Tigers with 123. and bipI
 three was captured by Hedsnan of th
 Tigers with 307. The standing to dat | follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
JEWETT CITY

Sunday morning at the Baptist church Rev. M: D. Fuller's subject is to be The fre-emment One; The Young Peoples meeting is at 6.15. Union service at 2, the subject of the pastors sermon be- ing The Only Lawful Tender at the Gate Of Mercy and Eternal Glory (The Blood of Jesus Christi.
 Rev J. B. Aldrich will preach Sunday morning atl the Methodist church. Irving Thornton leads the Epworth League at o'clock
 Rev. c. H. Andrew breaches Sunday morning at the Congregational church Mrs. F. E. Robinson leads fine q E meeting at SIS. The Jewett City Cooperative Associa. ton composed of 1Griswold and Jewett City farmers at meeting in the Towr hall elected as president, W. c. Terry 1 vice president, Charles B. Palmer: sec retary, Charles T. Armstrong treasurer F. L. Kanahan; fire directors. Jame. Graham, Harry Hull, Joseph Roode, Si
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
NORWICH TOWN

hel. SLs4rIss A. kNkeIts pastor of SreeHsshie SSnsfeESts0AaI onu1e.i, vi. SsheIss e'le oal'Uzy aiterIrVsu serstes at tue sneiterInE Arms. lie wLI De zs.as,eu Jy tiie cneH 0f laat eaHraA
 Adlss Sertrade baua, sG SDrzaue. seo- rels.ry oi .lVrSlen Christina r.aaa.,0f dliioA is I0 nave charge vi the Issasa FeOptes neetip8 al the Nor1soh Yown 1detnoG.st cnnrcn, SUnuay AfterIsoUh.
 tIse January nleetIhS ef Ia0ine Chap- ter et the hiREs DauangsrA, is Co take place Monday aGtsrns0n zs the JSHnsou HJnfe.
 line January meeting of the Mems LeASus' rHi Id hsia Anynaay evening II, tns SorHlon T0nn Gn4ps.. W. Iytsr o. cott vii lecture aUvuL The St@fs and PiaHsts, showing steregpttc0h s.laes. The meeting ls open to men and wonseu IrIenus of the league
 Ahs scotland Road Christian EadeSvoI society recently voted yIg out vf lire treasury, t0 the Near East Relief rofs in Armenia. 1Efough envelopes distrib- uted for this worthy caase SlI was pro- cured making toJGi sf tzt frsfn tniz sOeietys
 The Union prayer meeting of the FIfst hethodist Episcopal church and the Firs, Congregational chuToh, Held during this week have had ail unusually large attend ance, snd the Darticjpation was good wneh the opportunity was given. The very helpful services have been conducted by the pagsors of these churches. Mon- day aftefneohs Wednesday and Friday l evening, Rev. Wnliam J. C<Gwford offiol- ] ated at the service ia the chApeL Tues ] day and Thursday evening Rev. Gutd5f IF: B&iley conducted the service in the Methodist church. ahd viii also hay, charge Of the meeting st this ehuro6 Sunday eyenine. which closes the series Miss Edith Dodge of fife Methodis. church and Herbert L. Yerrinaon of tho congregationAi church nave Socempanses for the song services whidn preceded th, intefesting Sefm6nA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
MGOSUP

Reynold Mathieu who recently enlisted in the navy, was assigned to the U. S. Delaware which is also the post of duty of his two friends, George Bellavance and Charles Gelinas of this town. They are with the Atlantic fleet which is on South American cruise.
 Following the new officers of Moo sup Lodge, Nos 13,, A. F. and A. M, as they appear in the 1921 directory: W. NJ, Albert Whiteley; S. w., Archie F. Hutchins; J. W, Edwin L. Lyon; treas- urer, John E. Prior; secretary, Bradford W. Danielson; S. D., Henry D. Rollins J. D., W. Dana Potter; s. S. Orren E. Kenyon; J. s. John Riding; marshal, Anthony Paranzino; chaplain, Walter b Cleland; tyler, Frederick c. Chapman pianist, Everett s. Dawson; auditors Sven o. Dahllof, Harold J. Lewis, Hen- ry White.
 Monday evening the American Legion held an enjoyable open meeting md smoker.
 Wednesday preceding Christmas Mrs Ellen Frances St. John, 7S, of Cantcr. | bury came to spend a few days with Misses Ella and Lila Millett Two days after Christmas she was taken i'll ana pneumonia developed She died Sunday noon.
 Mrs. st. John was born in Bloomfield Mass, Jan. 14. 1s42, the daughter O Thomas and Sophronia Bradford. WheI she was about three years old her par ents moved to the Raymond district, fl | Canterbury and she has lived there eve since. Thirty-five years ago last Thanks giving she married Edwin St. John an, they have always lived at the old home She joined the Moosup Methodist churcl in March, 1870, and she has since con tinued a member. Every year she at
 tended WiI1imantic camp meeting an there made many friends Besides he husband she is survived by a brother Thomas w, who lived with her, and
 sister, Miss Martha Bradford of Daniel son.
 The funeral services were held at tn
 Methodist church here Tuesday at 1 O
 clock. conducted by the pastor, Rev. R. Stevick. The singing, in charge c
 E. S. Dawson. was by a quartet, Mrs. VI
 W. Adams, Mrs. E. A. Whitehead, A. E
 Briggs and H. E. Main. who gave M Jesus As Thou Wilt and In the Hou of Trial Burial was in BackusviI IGernetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
cArHeLIc WOMEN TO
 HEAR AIss BoTLAE

A mesdng of ehe pres4deuts of all ehe Catholic wotnenis s0cieties in the eo1n- ty will De held In tbe 61sement of St Mary's Star of the Sea church. NeN At there win be anothef meeting al which ali the Catholic women h th< county are invited to attend.
 All officers of these ofE1nfs1tions prs eat will De Invited to join the CathoiiS 1saete of Soda1 serSice tis Mai guerlte Boy1au of Har1ord. e1ecutly, secretary Of the Catholic diocean boArt Of social serviee. wi1i attend the meeting shd outline the work and surpose . fhe league. Mrs. McGuire, wife of At tof1ley Frank L. Mc0uife Of New Londoi don cSanfy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
PENDLETON HILL

Mrs. Mary Palmer. who was taken sud- denly i'll last week Thursday, is said to be resting more comfortably.
 Miss Sarah F. Palmer returned to Townshend, Vt, Monday after spending her Christmas vacation at her home.
 Mrs. Martin Chapman and Mrs. Henry Johnson and daughter spent Tuesday Tn North Stoningtou.
 Owing to the illness of her mother, Miss Cecile Palmer did not return to her school this week.
 Bluebirds and robins have been seen near the church within a few days.
 The mud on the roads is deep, yet q truck from Westerly has delivered grain for local men during the week past.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
PUBLIC MEETING FOE
 FETENDs or IEIsH YhgEDoM

The committee having charge of ar-
 friends of me Friends of fr4sh Freedom
 to be heId tosnorr4N (sSBaay) aftersoon
 at 2:3o o'clock in st. Aary's T. A & B.
 hall announces thAt ( musical concert
 and singing by some of the best fceaf taient win pfeeed the speaking. Edward J. Coffee of New Haven. who is to deliver tl1e principal address is aa erztor of fep- utaztion and has addressed many larks
 meetings tlffcughou, New England sn the Irish question Owing to the continued warfare existing In Ifeiand It's loifticai affairs are receiving fnuch attention ir | fhe United states and lie Friends oi Ireland eafnestfy hope fof { sisrensisn oi l hostiiities in the near future. It is ex-
 pected . large AEdIsnee win be present
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
WILL REMODEL FARNUM
 PRoPEHrY INTO ArARTMENTs

me fine residence and plot of land known as the Fsrnum property q sos Washington street has been cold 10 c. Morgan Williams. me sale was made Friday by John A. Hotan. real estate broker, for the estate 6f May E- Aur- pft. of whIch Frank C. Gai1iezn h ad- f1fnistratof.
 The house b ( tArKs colonial resadene< of z7 rooms win c lot Bat1aG feS feej frontage on Washington fSrees and dept1 of Ils feet hk winians e e rs- model the house to make 1t into severn modern apartments of . tyve e Hsoun needed in this otty.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
Sunday sa '. M. c. A.

Two reels of moving pictures viii be shown 10 men and eidef bofs at nc 1o- cal I. NJ C. A. a D. fn tonndfF6w NsundaYl. The first of ttse two rsels Viii be a scenic. Bfg Cypress Trees, and ;he other A Palestine Pilgrimage
 In addition 10 the pictures. a brsef snd timely talk viH be given by Rev. Cesfge H. strouse Of the First Baptist church The popular hTfnns viii be ised. and the houf will be a very pr0htabbs oue for men and older b0ya
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
LEDYARD

The Ecclesiastical society of the Con- gregationaI church met at the church Monday afternoon and elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing year: Will liam l. Allyn being chairman of the meet ing: Society committee. William I. Al- fyn. Billings T. Avery, Chorles A. Gray {: treasurer, Isaac G. Geer collector, 8. B. Holdridge.
 First Selectman Fredericl. W. Burton
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
oCCUM AND. VERSAILLES

James U, Harrington. for the past year superintendent of the Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills Co.,. has resigned and has moved with his family to Phil adelphia, Pa Mfr. Harrington Mas made many friends during his stay. Many improvements were made under his di- rection during the time he has been con nected with the Versailles plant Mir. Far rington's successor has not been se- Iected
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOBMEB NORWICH BoY
 nE1tHNs MERE TO PRAofIo1

AENehHS HERE IO rHA0Il0M
 Dr. Thomas F. o'SSeH. q native of Norwich, has returned here and opened dental pa<iors at set Main street, ever the office of Dr. Callahan
 He Is graduate ia the class of Ise7 from the Norwich Free Academy and Of the dental dApaftmSnt of the UniversstJ of Maryland in ths class of 1914. He was located in Boston untf the war open Cd when he enlisted "a the dental reserve corps wifh the rank of first fieuCenGAt after which he made q study of arm dentistry In the Forsythe fnformafy it Boston.
 Dr. o'Neii hoIds licenses bon in csn- nectieut and Massachusetts and rfi b, warmly welcomed by hh many frten1s eu his return C thts city.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
was business caller n Norwich rhure

was a business caller in Norwieh Tfiure day.
 The January meeting of the town school committee was held at Ledssfd Center Tuesday afternoon. All of the members were present but one. together with Supervisor Daken. Several new school books have been ordered for the various schools. Bills were approved and ordered paid.
 Communion was observed at the Con- gregational church Sunday morning.
 Miss Nellie Geer has been visiting friend and relatives in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
Y. N. c. A. Dlse,torr Mse4lnr.

The monthly meeting of tke difeeisfs of the local '. N. C. A. win bA heif aez, Tuesday evening. at which lime the Vafi- eus matters perta ming O ffe infefesif ef the work will be discussed. Ahd t1t e. ports of tho different departmeh8 viu bs given. A full attendance is hoped e.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08

~ VT NA%N ANAAA4A&Ae VI AAAAAAAA[AAS OASC0s "a c8ereA street. Telephone 1e5.
 Wl4dhnm High came out vietsr in both games ok the double header played with ,asckviIle High at the High school gym naseiIrn Friday afternoon. The boys team won by the score of 47 to IS and ths girls team swamped the Rockville nea areEation by score. of IS to l. Cap tain Cornell for the boys team led in the nc8rlng Entting g of the points for his team. The games were slow in as much as any lighting being displayed by the vIHitorl, and Coach Donohue put in the second teams during the second half of the gAnpes- The boys teams lined up as follows:
 windha m-sullivan and Rabinowitz rK. Davis and Gates ,lg.: Capt Connel1 and Raherty. C. obernesser and Rosen. rf. Gerry and Ellison, If
 Rockville e--capt- Stone If: Leonard iG Mathe%san. C.. O'Connell, lg Will Hams. rg.
 The girls team lined up in the follow ing order:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08

A aalzins That Does Not Affect the Head
 Because ot the tonic and laxative effect, GROVES L. B. Q. tablets (Laxative 0rono Qlrinlne tablets) can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing in the bead. Be sure you get the <ennine. Ask for GROVES L. B. G.
 f9hlets- Look for F. ". GROVES sigma lure Cd box. 30c.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
At Breed ssnsay. Sssd.s s.a rsssas1

At Breed tonday. MoBong om4 E8114nI.
 The master scfeen efAftsinen. D4sid Wafk GTialth. producer Of tks sefs1n's greatest sensatioHs. cteat6r of tfs nea advahced Innovations In fbotish pi6f0fe productions finder and developer 5f fBe worlds greatest screen stars has pfo- duced another wonderfu1 pfSducti6n Tie LoFe Flower, wfich is being heral1a1 9f- efywhefe as e cfeatien Of exqglslt6 bea4- ty, haunting charm and spirited drMnnm. United Artfsfs C0fporA:iou feeentiY O. nounced its release sad ths arst sngw-
 ins of this nesest Grf1fA pro1asti8t a
 thls community VIII be af the llftsf ns-
 atre Sunday, Monday end 7Bes1sS.
 Words ef the most supefiatlve agsfee
 and descriptions of tb> ra5sN hudatsf1 naSure have not been found e e<pfesf
 h adequats terms this uonderfu1 ttSlufe piar Of love anf adventure soch a1 e1ly
 dfiffth, a nAstef, nla1 reveal tn co ta beauty. strength sn1 excitenltnc cs1f- | ies have pfon0unced h one ef fhs mDai
 remarkable pfodsctions :lBt has eyef come from this m4ster aA1d aad fnNs
 everywhere have reveisd fn ns beeNlg
 and excitement and hefaide1 h as c pfs- duetl0u comparable onfy wits ne BosI 1 uoAderful that has come C t1n eot9nn 1 in the past few yearA
 Its theme. primarily. is q ua1egMi D. tersst, intefwoven win sids lin1lt1 e N. tfscate complications fhat ed nnatefi1fl to hs action. It's heart tnterest. N9 maE rxnse and hs ultimate srstneat1o1, e N is an unusually dfapatic s,ofy ef e, wopderfu1 love of . daugnte tsf e. heart broken father. whe bslae hoG@9tl Co the very end of tbS vof1. dnf1 .,
 plan The undolna of the mas wDs q e1
 sfrous of bringing ultimate aiaGfao9 c 0n the very light sf her hesn aAt H11 and unhappiness 10 her sytry tkoo4Ml Not one woman in tea ul12Nzn' would do what this dAushter 64fs4 \ 1. 6o to zlve her fataer.
 Ths developnent Of this fhelne VI GfifBth h1s handed in q fRoa rAallelI.
 manner His players. he1afd yy NseA
 ard Barthein1es and Cafron pe41Elf are par-e1eefient in this pro3uctisr Elmo Lincoln wIl also be rren in - . tk4 Feafiess This picture C fn1gH q ] Sunday night oniy and 5tSef vsct4Fte . , the bffI include Soprefns eeuD1 o1 Topics of tfs Day. -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08

Standardization. c. Warner ef strnf- ford was at the Hotel Bond. Hartford
 Sept. 26th last. He left suitcase oI fancy lingerie in his car. when a belfboJ said he would watch both while Wafnei enjoyed a meal But the lingerie wa taken by someone and now Warner Il suing to recover $500 from the hotel folks
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-08
What Is Going On Tonight Motion Pictures at Breed Thentrs Feature Motion Pictures al Davis The atre.
 Motion Pie,urss st stssa TbestFs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Another Msstlas sf FefsnsI 2 .

The feremen's class will hold aasffef session as the local |. h. C. A. kAif ~ xt TtzsdaY evening. at o'clock, whs9 the lectufe will be given bt C. q. rayipf ef New York. This course Is being tpf, r. ducted under the auspicrs Of the K1fFleh '. M. c. A. and some tortf fo-eiDtn are taking the egurse, rhieh dea;s nifh tbe different phasss ef nHBsm pro1seiish