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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
Home Beautiful
oRefund Money
On One Sale Day

The Home Beautiful b. conducting m
unusual selling event " sonenn'
stopped you an Tho street and offered o.
give YOU a five dollar gold piece yo'
would suspect confidence game OIL
4 ,ubt his -anitF and after yUu had pur
chased q pair ~ she's in The h"otefr
around tn corner th' salesman ro. 1in
ed the money which you had paid q"
them vuu would likely glsn for br'a'h
bu, thar On effect .e iust whlt the Hnn"
Beautiful 90 rrH s'f~rf &. io.Hg in
their novel "t.nrsf pav -sir
4 sealed envelope has been Deposited
NJ tn Amarillo National Bank and IN
December l5 This envelope wili hs ope
a Whsfe,er date b. contained in fhn'
envelope purchasers oi merchandise OF
the store between November . and D.
,riabaI o. til fe,elt, tnelr ads with
out cost HDidafs and ~und4ys 800
D. sxcind.d nou fhe auuHaI sih
which has been announced hf s. T.
.Irsa, "a fh- liHa, li.aufnsI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
District Court Will
Begin Work Monday

District court after having been nd
iourned since "Wednesday morning viii
resume work tomorrow The case of
Il. \ Blackshear W.. &. NJ Eaklc. In
volving oil leases. viii bc resumed ai
. o'clock with the same jury that was
smpancllcd last Tuesday.
The court adjourned until after the
funeral of James y. Browning, who
was Judge Of this judicial district for
eight years.
The grand jury will resume It's de
liborations again Monday Criminal
sascs viii be called during the week Of
Nov q. a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
Diaz Goes to baltimore.

u, Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Nuy i2.-t;oncral
bnz Of Italy will go tu Baltimore %.
morrow to be- the guest Of the citv. It,
will return to Washington in the even
iug when President Harding win hoid
a reception for the armament confer
oncc delegations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

ROCHESTER,. MINI. Nov. i2.-Fred
Fulton. Minneapolis. Knocked out JACK
Heinen. Of Chicago. In the second round
their scheduled. 10 round coh'e''
here tonight Fulton ,loored he'h'h
vice in the first round and three
,urds In the second. Fulton wc'ghen
rs pounds: Heinen 2l4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
To Study Cnndltinns.

Blii' SSELS. Belgium Nov ~ \ Bel
l1n economic mission van sail from
'urdciu tomorrow tor visit to South
"a Central Ncmrica and Mexico "a
v,stig1t, the economic situation, The
luiy is expected to occupy ten
'unfhs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13

We move pianos furniture household goods iron safes cabinet
safes office fixtures your trunk in city, trunk to depot ma
chincrv-We Everything.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
COLUMBIA

-Four surveyors from the office Of A.
W. Bushell of Norwich. division engi-
neer of the state highway department
were in town Monday surveying the
newly constructed roads. to determine
II they had been constructed in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
as required.
Dwight A. Lyman and Allison L.
Frink were appointed appraisers of the
estate Of the late Denison Avery. The
appraisal was made Monday inventor
ing about $500.
John Wilcox Of Andover states that
about Christmas time he will have 400
cords Of wood to saw for lumber firm
in Willimantic
Columbia grange dramatic Grub for
some years past has been giving enter
tainrents both here and in the sur
rounding towns. In addition to the So
ciabilit ythey have enjoyed at the re-
has accumulated fund which it has
been the intention to devote to some
public improvement in town. Their first
idea was to enlarge the stage and dress
ing rooms in the town hall, but it was
found to involve expensive changes in
the building. and it was not undertaken
They had in view the improvement OF
the green, but a society for that pur.
pos ewas formed. and is working with
that object in view. Lately they made
a proposition to the selectmen to pur.
chase and install furnace in the hall
which has heretofore been heated by
stoves. The proposition was accepted
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
LIBERTY HILL

Rev. Elwell o. Mead. of Georgetown.
Conn, fcrner pastor here, smoke ir
Wes.ford church. Danielscn Thursday ev-
ening, preached at Storrs church Sunday
morning and SPOKE in the Second Congre-
gational church at South Coventry Mon
day evening He called on friends rere
Friday and stayed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett c. Payscn Friday night.
William F. Harvey. of Norwich, was
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Annie L.
Harvey Sunday and attended church
here.
Rev John W Ralentine Of Stafford is
expected to preach in Liberty Hill church
Sunday next.
Alonzo Latham of Columbia at ended
church and Bible school here Sunday
o. W. CrurIev is gaining slowly. FL
lowing his serious fall from the roof
There was thunder shower and heavy
fall of rain F-;dav 'vrni~'y.
VWes.Fric = - is tie inf
We Ruth Rodgers, teacher of TIE
cal school a1~,-- - end al her
home in Loncnead W. Mass.
Raw w c. Norris of Wi,,inantic
preached a practical ard Interesting. scr
mon Sunday on the subject, Am Ny
Brothers Keeper?
NJ. and Mrs CIeor~e Gurley Of Will
mantle visited Mr.. Gurley's brother, Q
W. Gl,rla--. S--,.-S--- afternoon
W. D. Davoll Is the appointed leader Of
the Chris ia1 knde-v-r meeting Iezt
Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
DANELSDN

one OF the largest funerals In Daniel
son In a long time was that of Warden
Heroert c. Keech. held WEDNESDAY aft
e-noon. with services at his home on
Hupch1ns street az 2 o'clock, Rev. Walter
3 Williams OF the Congrega donal
church, otfIcsatlnx.
large delegation of members Of the
chamber Of commerce, representatives of
the borough government, Of the FIRE de-
par1neut, Masonic organizations, Odd
Fellows and Rebelxahs were numbered
among those in attendance
The bearers were Judge S. S Russell.
Winthrop Short. Frank E. Kennedy, Ev-
ereft 7. TiIlinghast. Roland H Gray and
Dr.. H A. Houghton. last named of Put
nan The bearers were representative
% the borough government and the fra
ternsl organizations with which Warden
Esech was identified
Beautiful floral remenbrances includ-
ed pieces from the court of burgesses, the
IRE dSoarrment. Masonic and Odd Eel
hekah hodge.
Burial was in Westdald cemetery. A.
F. Wood was the funeral director
grass are that broke out in field
close to the tracks Of the New Haven
road at Attawaugan crossing, about 11.3o
a m Wednesday, threatened TO spread
into adjoining woodland territory and do
serious damage. but quick and effective
work + combating the FIRE, which was
rapidly gaining Roadway under the force
81 a strong northwest wind, prevented
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
THE CHILDREN AT CHRISTMAS TIME

ers association are butchering demon
stration to be held in Woodstock and a
conference of poultrymtn of the county
to. be held in. Brooklyn.
Relatives from this city the former
home of Mrs. Keech, were at Danielson
Wednesday afternoon to attend the flu
neral 'of Herbert C. keech, warden of
that borough Mr.. Keech died suddenly
Sunday afternoon.
A stalled electric car delayed traffic for
a short time Tuesday evening on the To-
cal line of the Connecticut company.
Clarence H TruesdeN. who died unex-
pectedly in a Boston hospital early Tues
day morning, was the second master of
Cornerstone lodge a. F. and A NJ, OF
North GroSvenordale, where he was for
mery superintendent of one of the mills
of the Grosvenordale company.
Progress is being made on repairs to
the Chickering hotel building, which has
stood a mass of ruins since Quilted by
fire two years ago next month. The dam
aged part of the structure is to be rooted
over and will provide business quarters
for some firms.
Less than S2,500 remains to be raised
to complete the deficiency fund of $40 900
for the Day kimbaH hospital and it is
hoped that subscriptions ample to meet
the shortage of the fund mark will be
received by Christmas
Mrs. John o. Fox underwent a surgical
operation this week a the Day kimball
hospital
George W. Webster of the railway pos
tall service, through a recent advance
ment, now has about 70 men under his
direction at me South station in Boston
Mr.. Weller formerly lived here and at
Dayvilte and. for many years had runs on
mail trains through this city
A missionary rally is scheduled to be
held at the Congregational church here
Saturday of this week Mrs F D. Har-
rison and Miss Winifred Hurublrt will be
Ia charge. An address is to be made. in
costume, by Miss Ethel Putney of Turkey
md there will be addresses by other per
sons.
Salvation Army officers engaged in
Putnam have plans made for the usual
solicitation of funds to be used to pur
| chase Christmas dinners and to bring
holiday cheer into needy homes in this
! city.
Some of the many line crews that have
been working in this territory for the
| past ten days will be released soon. it
was stated Wednesday, for good progress
| has been made in clearing up storm
| damage
Charles c. Buell., elected captain Of
| the Harvard varsity football team for
next year. is a former student of Pomfret
school and a member of football teams
| there. His home is in Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
NORTH WOODSTOCK

County Game Warden Harry Battey
brought two trappers before Justice Per-
rim Monday charged with setting traps
on the land of George Mcclellan without
permission. They pleaded guilty and
were fined the minimum penalty.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Leavitt and Charles
Perrin attended the funeral of George A
Paine in Southbridge, Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Perrin entertained the So
cial Danes at her home Saturday after
noon. a program. the subject of which
was American Indians, was enjoyed Mrs
Wendell Witter and Mrs. Wendell Bos-
worth assisted in serving refreshments
The work of opening the roads in town
by removing the fallen trees and branch
es is still being actively carried on by
gangs of men. The expense to the town
VIII be considerable.
Mrs Henry Hill and daughter are Wis
iting in Southbridge for a few weeks
The church sheds are being newly shin
gled by Messrs. Todd and Clemence
The new bridge is now open to public
travel and receiving general commenda-
ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
SOUTH WELLINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. William NOR and AIr.
and Mrs Warner Of Hartford were
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mato and daugh-
ter Beatrice visited this past week a.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Burn
ham. at East Hampton.
W. H. Bracket is serving on the
grand jury in the United States court
at Hartford.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Chaplin Of wor-
cester. Mass. are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos J. Gurley this
week.
Antonio Picano has given IN his work
as laborer for n. Tucker and has
booked passage to Italy.
The communication OF Uriel Lodge IS
to be held Saturday at 7.30 p. m. at Mis-
sion hall. Morrow.
The following have been appointed -
take charge Of the Christmas entertain
ment: Mrsh ". H. Hall, Mrs. James
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas. Our friend and fellow mem
Der. Hon. James B Palmer, OF Lisbon,
who died Nov. 26th, 1921, had been a
member Of this Society for over fifty-two
years. for six years our President, and
during all Of that long period had held
other offices and been an exhibitor al
nearly every fair
His interest and activity for our sue
cess never waned, and. mindful of his
absence, we desire to show our apprecia-
ton of his valuable services and his
friendship and to extend our sympathy to
the bereaved family by the passage OF
the following resolutions:
Resolved. That We, the members of the
New London County Agricultural Society
in annual meeting assembled. desire to
render permanent. our deep sense Of loss
on account of the death of our friend and
fellow member, James B. Palmer. and
desire to extend our sincerest and heart
felt sympathy to his family; and it is
further
Resolved, To order this Preamble and
Resolution spread upon our records, and
to instruct the Secretary to publish same
in The Norwich Morning Bulletin and to
send copy to the family.
The above and foregoing is a true COPY
of record OF a vote passed at the annual
meeting of the New London County ARri-
cultural Society held Dec. Z, 1921.
Attest:
GILBERT S. RAYMOND.
Secretary
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08

Insurance corspany five of Hartford A
fast preliminary game will precede the
main contest.
Attesting the prudence of many local
people, it was announced Wednesday that
several hundred new saving accounts
have been opened in Danielson within the
past three weeks.
All the manufacturing plants In Kill
ingly continue to be active and ia afford
employment to hundreds of operatives. In
respect to employment Kiilingly is one of
the exceptionally fortunate towns, and
the winter promises to be one of steady
occupation for the workers.
State Officer Merrill Keith sustained
painful injury to his thumb while playing
football at the state police instruction
Moth crews operating out CT Danielson
for the state entonologica l department
are now engaged in the winter work of
scouting, in which they cover various
towns in this part OF the county.
There will be no white way" In Dan
ieson's business section this Christmas,
but the business men will concentrate on
value giving and greater variety in offer
| ing than ever before.
The funeral of Raymond Ganthier was
| held from his home in Ballouville We'd
nesday morning. burial being in St. Jo-
| sephs cemetery in Dayville. L. E. Ken
nedy was in charge OF the funeral ar
| engagements.
Excetting for brief period at mid
| day, the temperature again remained be-
low the freezing point all Of Wednesday,
which produced a minimum morning tenn
perature of % degrees.
| The business of Herbert c. KeecIl is
| to be continuer through his estate, it was
stated Wednesday.
John c. Steele Of Pawtucket was in
Danielson Wednesday on business tr ..
| Urgent engagements at his own church
prevented the presence here Of Rev. Deat
| on ]. Nelly, of N1edford. at the ordination
of Rev J. W. Houck
Good progress is being made by hiGa
school cast with preparation for the Civ
| ing Of the senior play, which is a feature
of TIE winter activities of the school.
A yearling at the farm OF w. s. Brown
| is just completing an official test with in
J oications that her producticn of butter
, will be in excess OF IA pounds and hsr
| milk in excess of 400 pounds in a period
Of seven days.
Mrs Abby Hopkins Of Danielson enter
| tanned several local people Wednesday
| afternoon at the home IF her parents, on
the Green Hollow road.
| A daily increase is noted in the fund
being created by the Danlelson Benevo-
lent assoc: alton to bring Christmas, cheer
| to homes in Danielson.
NJ c. Millette OF New Bedford was a
visitor with friends in Danielson Wednes-
day.
| Those who have ventured off state
roads during the present week have found
unin1proved highways well rougfed VI
after the heavy rains and freezing
| weather
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08

andl asst week a one-pipe furnace was
installed and used for the first time on
Saturday evening at an entertainment
given by Echo grange, OF Ma =f1z 4 Ii
is a wood-burning furnace with A So
Inch frepot to which unqualified annro-
val was given and the dramatic club
membres have been given the SINCERE
thinks of the town for their energy and
public spirit.
George H. Champlin, who is IN char
of repair work to the state highways at
Greenwich. Conn. was at his home OF
Sunday, but was i'll and unable to re-
turn to business until later in the week
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
BALTIC

At the meeting OF the Mems League
Of the Methodist church Monday night.
the following program was rendered:
voca. solo. Mrs. H. Massey; piano solo
Miss Nellie Bailey; vocal solo. Mrs. J.
Drescher; vocal solo. ". Bailey. Rev
Charles Smith gave a very interesting
talk on the subject. Along the Way This
was followedby a vocal solo by Mrs. H
Massey: piano solo. Miss Bailey and
vocal solo by Mrs. J. Dresche-. Sand
witches and coffee were served. The reg
ular meeting followed. two members be
ing admitted, Lawrence D-escher and
Theodore Swanson.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
ANNUAL DANCE
The jolly -Four
Friday, Dec. 9, Union Hall
Ladies 35c, Gents 55c
TAX INCLUDED

ters. Mrs. Bant,e in G.ss,o=asry. sns
Mrs Smith. al Rocky Hi
Mr.. and Mrs.
sitting friends and viii Epead
the winter al 49,
The Misses Inc. csa al. ,.r--s ss+-r-ia :
were home from the.- school 81 Eases
over Sunday.
At the annual meeting Of the diro-;o--
OF Lyme lisTsry Dee. the following Of
fcers were elected: Chairman. Wiliiz-s
Marvin; treasurer E. Stiles Ely; i.1T=r-
ian, Mrs. Lizzie Bill: magazine comm e
tee. Mrs Hattie Reynolds, Miss Hester
Warner ami Mrs. Lizz.e Bill.
Harry Wash has closed his h-use IA
has gone 70 New Lon<on for the winter.
Mrs Louise Jevett was Hartford VS.
itor the first Of the week
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
STAFFORD

Nj and Mrs. Hartman q New Jersey
have been guests Of Mrs. Nella Weston
Mrs. Hassett OF the same n-1ce has re-
turned 10 her home after Spending several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Weston.
The funeral OF II. G. Wright was held
at his home Friday afternoon az :
O'Clock Rev F. W. Tholen oficiatei
Burial was at StafoTdvilie lie leaves
his widow and q son. Alyron Wright q
Springfield. Mrs. Wright IS 10 spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Of
Springfield
Mrs. r Dizmick went 20 tire Hartford
hospital last week FOR ;rea tr,ent
Miss Arlene Hanna and Harold Jen-
kins were married al the Baptist pa--
soaaEe Wednesday Afternoon a. 3
O'Clock. Rev. :. W. Tholen performed
the ceremony. They are spending Two
weeks in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
A Very Delicate Child, Was
Made Strong and Robust
By Taking Vinol

Aiken. s. C.-"My little daughter
was thin. delicate and ailing. 1 was
very much worried over her condition.
I heard about Ninol and decided to
try IL and I must say the results were
simply marvellous Her appetite i'm
proved. she gained in weight, her color
came back IN her cheeks. and all my
friends comment on the change, as she
Is now one Of the healthiest children in
town. All mothers who have delicate,
puny. ailing children should try
VinoL"-Mrs. L. W. George, 1119
Newberry St. Aiken. S. c.
The reason Vinol is so successful
In such cases is because il contains
the tissue building and medicinal ele-
mentE OF Gods livers, without oil,
sided BY the blood making, strength
creating properties of tonic iron and
beef peptone. S1.o0 per bottle guaran-
teed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
LYME

Mrs. Georro Ad|~--~ WI hcr children
of Norwich visited her mother. Mrs. ct.
w. Martin last week.
Mrs. William Crook and daughter Dor
othy of Deep River visited their summer
home here last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Hall has closed her house
and will spend The winter with her daugh-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our gratitude to ali
of our kind friends. who helped US in
thought as well as in deed in our recent
bereavement.
FREEMAN ]. SMITH AND CHILDREN
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08

Service. Mrs Rolin B.rdsall. Mrs. L.
Bracket, Mrs. J. c. Service. Miss F.
o. Hall: decorations. James c. Service.
Charles Wocdworth. L. Service. Carl
Smith. Charles SNOW.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
MAR RIED

WELLES LEsTER-At Easthampton,
L. l.. Nov. 3. 1921. Edward R. Welles
of Old Mystic, Conn, and Mss Irene
G. Lester of Easthampton.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
BORN

GRADILoNE-In Westerly. n. l.. Dec.
l. 1921, son. Louis, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Angelo Gradilone.
KANTER-At Leonard Bridge, Dec. l.
1921. son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Kanter.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08
DIED.
STEARNs

sTEARNs - In this city. Dec S, 1921.
suddenly, Lucinda Lewis. wife of Will
L. Stearns.
Funeral services at her late home. II
Huntington place Friday afternoon,
Dec. 9, at $50 O'Clock
LEFFING wELL@In Providence. R. l..
Dec. 5, 1921, Henry R Lefingwell, ageo
81 years, a native Of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08

E. Mont Rely, Governor of Porto
Rice, who discharged with lacking
.judictousness, and discretion" and
with having embarked upon a
policy Of aggression against Porto
Rtcans not personally addicted to
Atzr
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15

than any other purveyor of modern amusements, has brought forward an- other triumph in the way of a cartoon play. The new piece bears the title of Bringing Up Father at the Sea- shore" and of course is based on the ultra-popular cartoons of the same title originated by George McManus and which have disseminated joy, hap piness and mirth to millions of Ameri- cans here and abroad. The Jiggs and
 the Mahoneys are brought together again in realistic style and their quar- rels and good -natured repartees are conspicuously exploited by a large and capable company of comedians, singers, yocalists and dancers. Scenic investiture and novelties, along with a dominating chorus of pretty and smartly gowned women, furnish an ad- ditional incentive to an unusual and sidespliuing attraction built on new and original lines. Bringing Up
 Father at the Seashore'' will hold mer-
 " sway at the Elks theater Friday and
 Saturday, Feb. IS and I9, with the
 customary matinee Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
MASONS WILL CONFER
 iC0NS|STORY DEGREES

Announcement was made yesterday NNt special communication of the SSoctsh rite degrees of Masonry, from thc fourth 10 the thirty second, will be hfid al the Masonic temple, 26 South tfnusl avenue. beginning Monday morning Feb. 21, at o'clock
 Al Masons living in or near Phoenix '>ho are elected to receive the degrees win present themselves at Masonic temple Sunday morning. Feb. 20. for Examination only. The hour is 10 o'clock.
 Sunday evening the Rev. R. T.. FL more. 32nd degree, pastor of the Cen trni Christian church, Central avenue and Mckinley street, will lecture on Masonic subjects. and all Masons and tle public fin general are invited to att tend this lecture. In the case of Ma sens. the invitation is made an UT gent one.
 The fourteenth degree will be con- <crrcd in full form on the evening of Feb. Al and all members are invited tcrwitness the communication.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15

has known for long time. and with their brilliant costumes and their per feet dancing numbers they present a gala appearance. The motion picture for last showings today is Deep Wa ters.- Maurice Tourneur's Paramount presentation of the novel. Caleb West. Master Diver" The Ramona features a bargain matinee every day except Monday. with prices of 10 and 20 cents governing all over the house.
 Blue Bird
 Tonight promises to be another gala evening at the Blue Bird, where danc-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
George Walsh at the Hip

Today's showing of George Walsh in From Now On' will close its en- gagement at the Hip. George Walsh in the present offering presents rapid fire story of excitement and adven- ture with a strong leaning towards the romantic love theme. He appears first as a young millionaire who has been fleeced by couple Of clever confidence men, and in the latter portions of the picture as a man seeking to beat the schemers al. their own game. The plot moves swiftly, and rapidly builds into surprising climax, the entire narrative eliminating in a knockout finish. from which action the picture gains it's title. Mutt and Jeff in Home Brew" furnish the comedy. Tomorrow begins the en- gagement of Dorothy Gish in her latest Paramount picture. Flying Pat
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15
~The Purple Riders,v at Plaza

Bringing Up Father" Corning
 Manager Gus Hill. who seems to know the pulse of his public better
Arizona republican., 1921-02-15

comedy, and with the feature bill of motion pictures presented on every program, the Ramona goes merrily on its way, finding the house crowded at each show by audiences who never fail to voice their approval in storms of applause. Pat Patterson in his clever comedy creations is always a scream. Dolly fowler with her soubrette num-
 bers goes big with every show, as does Anita Meredith with her rendition of her ballad numbers. The Delightful Dancing Dollies have long since been conceded the most accomplished sing ing and dancing chorus that Phoenix