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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
BLOCK OF LIBERTY BONDS
WAS SOLD AT PAR

* New YORK Feb ia block Of gov
eminent war ebliga tiors sold at par on
the, stock exchange here today the first
time in more than a year. u S. Liberty
liz d4 IA per cent, was the issue. The
previous sale Of. the bonds was on Mon
day at ESQ below par. The. bonds clos
cd at par today
In financial circles the opinion was ex-
pressed that ihe sale gave evidence Of a
return Of Liberty bonds toward normal
The Improvement resulted financial
men said from the gradual withdraw wa /
Of distressed offerings from the market.
The issue comprises the hrst. IL per
cent. bonds which were converted into
bonds Of the fourth IA per cent. bonds
due 1892 and 1947. The issue is rarely
traded in and the price varies considera
bly,. The amount of tse l. sue outstand-
ing is small Only about $4,000, 600.
The record high price of 102.oe wa.
made by this issue on October 4. 1918,
and the record low price Of SO in May.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

Miss r. q. 1 Flint has heen4 MI atssher
home on Chestnut street, -
MIS-. Ge6ree r. wSzs5sSi of.s;West ch6s-
ter, Pa. is the sgiies d sAs i Bessie a.
Grimes Of BreadNtsys -. -; y -:
Mrs, Arthur Anderspn3 Of Nerwieh. iss
visiting at the: home OF her .1Acther
Mrs. James ", Ealis of WESTERLY !. s. I,
willians W. Bsckwith :whS has, 3sbsen
seriously i'll, At his horne at sSS Church
street fora week. d able 70 be out r
Joseph Carter, OF Scotland, Conn, ana
Miss Charter Of Win han, road Were
married Monday, February q. Carter
recently sold his farm siiat, theShill at
Scotland ana viii reside with his bride ain
Norwich. f.'s' z ;;,ss4.t- ~ n, ''sst q
! Among Nerwiehs smen5 attending sthe
funeral Of the late Mbriege p rrsAtie
in Now LendSn Ihuysday afternoon swere
Undeftakers William Smith Allen, wit
liam H. Allen David .. wilson knd II.
H. Hourigan. tSsl:.ss; s1,.gs-s. q.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
sDozE RUNNERS CAUGHT ~
81 III. WlLIMANTIC POLICE

: Wiilimantic, FEB: III TWO booze run
neFs came to grief while trying to slip
through the police net In this city to-
night and s150 gallons 4of whiskey were
seized BY the police and two cars; one "a
Cadillac Roadster, the other a Ford truck,
are lacked in a local garage. Pie; booze
rnpne rs four ine number viii, be brought
before Judge Frank H Foss a police
court. Friday smerninS.
:, The lduer which at present day prices
is v1lHed at about S6;ooe, IS stored at
the station $ awaiting disposal by the
courts The booze runners tried new
way eg getting 5the booze Through tlris
ETY. Some 40 cans used for. carrying
lsiotor. oil, or maple SYRUP had been hid
A,e.l away in any possible. place in the
roadster and cansg'carried in rag bags
formed the contents Of the load carried
IN the Ford. :: 49,.
The Arst ear stopped by the officers
was the Cadillac The; police stationed
at sthes outskirts Of the city, saw the car
approaching and noticed it was carrying
Of tho size TIE car was stopped and
the contents given the once over. AT
the police station thes driver gave his
name as Joseph Judeni. and that Of his
csnpanioh as Sarah Juderi, his wife. An
antcnfebiie license carried by Judem gave
his address as 425 East 15sth street, New
York He: alse carried. a taxi drivers
license for use IN that city, About 100
gallens Of liquor was found lin the car,
carried in cans holding fr' m ere to fye
gallons. '2..,.:;;,
This booze was packed away beneath
the drivers seat, and in the storage
place: in the rear Of the car. Judem show
ed mo inclination to escape when halted
by the police. :, The. car bore the 1921
Connecticut marked 51-Ss1. ~ o..
Phe second car caught in the net was
the Ferd truck driven by Benjamin, Apter
who had as y companion in the car ia
COB Wolf Both men claimed Hartford a.
their home. Apter had no license card
in his possession and will face an ad-
ditional charge on this account, !. In tbs
| rear of the truck were numerous ral
bags, which %being tapped gave forth 9
metallic sound. Some SO gallons of booze
was found in the truck, two quart bot
ties being among the lot. :,
The. arrest of the booze runners at
tracted no little attention and many ii
| the crown heaFed. signs Of sorrow a.
they. saw the oficers Of the law carry tn,
''wet goods" where it will be safe from
harm. 1t is believed that the, booze run
ners were on,theit usual trip through thi
city to Putnarq' end points beyond AM
| that the driverJ believed they could &c
4 through Wnifrnantic : without detection
] once past this city their way would b
clear as all tneY would face gon "the re
nhsinder Of. their trip would BE a chane
Of a -holo up BY "hold-up men, operat
infyin towns outside Of this city
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

later the auto puu,per. chief and deputy
Chief were on, the scene There was no
Ere. but The fremen righted. the truck
and then Returned TO the STATION.
5 1t is undefxtood that Mr. Ferry was
driving the trucs down Mckinley avenue
70 his store on Fitnklin street. when a
bolt on the wishbone worked loose ana
drorped off, Mr. Ferry lost control Of the
machine and the aerial flight was the
result .-
The front Of, the truck was badly dam
aged One wheel was practically de-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
BOG BITE cAsEtw1LL ..e'"'r. E, =
BE%BEFoKE JUDGE ,HYNMAN

!, !. n the superior. court here at Q e.
clock this tFriday) afternoon, Judge
George E. -Hinnian will preside b: hear
the ceacfusieh 81 the trial Of the suit
OF Frank D. Strange against AIeert
sHatibt and -sthers, in which damages ars
sctaimed Because Strange was bitten by
q. dog .baonginE to Mr.. Habit The
ease was partially heard 'oyer,a week ago
brit was, celtinped then. With the under
stanaing that. enc more witness Is to
BE sheards It is probable that the arEu-
+ nsEsts 'Wfh be made, this Afternoon. .
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
rryiar. !. F,nd Hirhvav..a.i

The New London police worked sThurs-
day to. sidertify and apprehend the high
wayman who: early Wednesday morning
held up Arthur 3. Simpson at his own
doorstep at as Linden street and robbed
him Of 1874. Az on "Wednesday 4 NUM-
Der Of suspects were brought to police
headquarters but the continued inability
Of Mr.. Simpson TO, identity any Of the
men has made it impossible for. the de-
One man who has been ,,iryeiyed. ia
three other deals. according to the police
was being detained at headquarters
Thursday afternoon Every EFFORT, Il. Be
ing made to check up his movements On
the night. Of the hcld-upN
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
oHTuYRYs.1.
- =

:
Frank. Remiek, farmland, died. at. his
home in Waterford. Thursdays morning
from an attack of pneumonia He had
been i'll only a; short TINT Remick was
about IS years old. and was employed, as
a farmland for. Monroe Beekwith for the
last Ave years. ls5's,
Mrs. Fhilip Brewer. -,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Brewer Wfdof Of
Philip Brewer, died Wedresdsy at a hos
nital in Hartford. She leaves assen. John
Brewer of New London two sisters, Mrs.
Della Prendergast and, Mrs Elizabeth
Poole both Of Hartford.
3g-ey.--------.--------4 - -
FUNERALS.
Hefbert L. Lewis. Z. = -
The funeral Of, Herbert e. Lewis. for
merly. Of Norwich, vas held THURSDAY
afternoon at, EOS Huntington street, New
London. Rev. c. S. Stewart ofaciated.
Burial was IN Grpton cemetery. ~
WilliAn T. GriMn.
:. The funeral Of William T. Grimm iwas
held Thursday afternoon at the funeral
parlors in New London. Rev. George r.
Atha of Greten oficisted. Burial was n
Cedar Grove cemetery:
-. Mrs. Charles ~. Sect. 2 Is, &. :;
The funeral. Of Mrs. Emily : Congdon
Scott, widow of Charles ". Scott, was
held at 2 o'clock Thursday Afternoon from
the home. of her sorf-inalaw, Charles s.
sandsS at $ Yerringtcn avenue. There
was atlarge .attendarcet Of relatives and
| friends from New Haven and other
places. There were many. Neral sremen-
| brances .%if -
Rev. Alexander n. Albeit, pastor 81
4 the United Congregational church. conf
| Quoted the services. During che service
Miss Doris, NJ Myott. sang. Lead. Kindly
Light and Abide With Me. The bearers
were Ambrose H. Wilson, John H; Harris
Speed Evans and Thomas E. wsrmsley
Burial wastin. the family lot in Yantic
cemetery where Rev. Mr.. Abbott read .
comnittalr service, ,,y-.. -
c. A. eager, ,Jr., was the mineral al
rector,
I James CSnIan.
The funeral of James Conlan was HEX
Thursday morning from the heme9of hi
/ son, Thomas H. Conlan in 9reston viii
an attendance that included many rela.
tives and friends from New York, Prov
| idence and Maine. There were nian.
handsome floral tributes. At the services
in St. Mary's church Rey: w; AZ Keel
was the ceiebranti Of the mass Of Requiem
and Henry j. .LaFontafne,, organist, a,rep
dered two hymns; during the mssa n
bearers were three, sons. Thanas H
] James "A. of Providence and William j
Conlan of New York. James H Mahene.
Of Norwich, y ohm D. Leg of Previdene
4 and Willis Van Amhurgh of Preston.
i Burial was in st s.Ioseph's cefnetsfy
Hourigan Bros we're: the funeral d! dirs e
! Miss johanna MiEnGa! 49,,
! Funeral services for, Miss Johann
Mansan were. held fro. .rhsr lite hon
at Z Cedar street on Wedpesday n16rninr
followed by, a mass Of requiem fzf ST. Pat
4 rick's church at which Rev. Jages Bred
4 erfck OF Terryvflis was ;ceiebrant Tier
was 4 large ;attendanee of relatives an
friends and many floral tributes ..wer
4 arranged about The, casket. The bearer
twere waiter Peck, John 2: Shea Johsih., y
Shea. Jr. and William H McGuinnes.
Burial was in the family lot. il The icstf
olic cemetery at Baltic. Shea L Burk
were in charge Of the tuneral. srraniss
mentss - :
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
PREPARING FOR FUNERAL OF
FORMER GERMAN EMPRESS

Berlin, Feb. 17.-Anticipating the early
death Of former Empress Augusta Vie
toria at Doom. Holland, the pan-Ger-
mans, according to the oYssische Zeitung,
are preparing for an imposing public fu-
neral at Potsdam. Members of the Ho-
henzollern family are declared to be me-
gotiating. with the government for fu-
neral Of the former empress in Germany,
but no agreement has yet been reached
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
WEDbING.

Joseph Fraser of 2So Hamilton. avenue
and Miss Mary sEichelberg Of Jevett City
were united in. marriage at g. o'clock on
Thursday afternoon byeRev. : - H Rick
cts at the. ,Greeneville ,Cengrega tional
church parsora &c on Prepef street. They
were attended by. the bridegroom 5, broth
er, James, The groom Is employed BY
a Norwich; electrical house and. is. the
son Of James. W Fraser. The bride Is
a native Of Jewett Cityfand is the tdaugn-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn Eichebery.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
M'GANNoN jury WAS
LOCKED UP FoK NIGHT

Cleveland. Feb. 17.-After celebrating
for approximately seven and ouc-half
hours, the jury which is considering the
fate of Judge William H McGannon.
charged with the second degree murder
Of Harold c. Kagy. was locked up for
the night at s.45 D. m in a deadlock. Al
though it was reported three ballots had
been taken. there was no intimation how
the voting stood.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
FIRE DEPT called FOR auto UPSET

otts. Ferry, grocer. Of IND sac Franklin
street had ymirecaleus escape from
mary sahoH lao o.oledx THURSDAY aft
sfresns when, The, light Ford delivery
truck ne VAS. driving suddenly turned A
senersault in front oft.Ne. 10. Mckinley
AVENUE, and. came, to earth on its side
with one end partly on. ths trolley track
and the other in me gutter
I An excited eye. wines. fearing that
hres ~ s about to complete the work of
Destruction, sent III a i'phone call to the
cshtrei Fire statisn and 4 minats or two
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
KILLED WHEN AUTOMOBILE
WAS STRUCK BIZ TRAIN

New Hartford, Conn, leb. 17.-Enest
Belli. Of TorringtoS. was killed early
tonight when the automobile in which
he was riding was s,vuck by an ice train
on a grade crossing It Satan's Kingdom.
Amobeo Rondelli, also Of Torrington and
driver Of the automobile. was slightly in
jured. The trainload OF ice. owned by
the Berkshire Ice Company, was en- route
to New Haven
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
Getsf,His Hone BrewvBaek

: The three tubs Of 'honebrew,s' mash
which were, seized by the police .wednes-
day afternoon in. the tenement Of Tony
Hancin. at go North Thames street, are
again in the possession ief Hancin.s Ne
grounds for; prosecutor were : feund
against shim by the prosecuting attorney
Of the police court wins directed that he
be allowed tefhaye the mash back If he
wanted it's Hancin took it away from
police hea douarters Thursday. laorning.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
BRITAIN Is CONSIDERING
THE DISARMAMENT PROBLEM

London. Feb. 7.-(By tho A. P1-
Premier Lloyd George questioned in hte
house Of commons today as TO whether
the government would take steps to sp-
proach the Washington and Toxic gov
ernmeats with view to arranging q
limitation of ornaments, replied that the
question was engaging the governments
attention and 1t would be premature 10
make any statement now.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
peaker u Ar1.str.nr t.r RAJ

Arrangements were, being made b..
the counsel in the suit of Albert Denk-
er against Frederick 8. Armstrong sto
have the case tried: before Judge Geerse
e. Human IN, the superior court IN this
city; this Priday) morning. AttSrnsys
John D. Hall and Edwin W. Higgins are
counsel for. the plaintiff and C. Hadlai
Hull for the defendant. q. .
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
Valuable Fat In AIlIoator p.ar.

Valuable Fat In Alligator Pear.
Among the fruits used for food, the
alligator pear is remarkable for rs
large proportion Of fat, which runs a.
high as 20 per cent, or about the same
as that Of common cream, states an
article in Popular Mechanics Maya
zine. It has been found that the hu-
man system assimilates this Or very
readily mp to as great a qusntJ %
four and a half ounces a day.
When a woman is lest in adriratScn
she may be found in front Of a mirrov.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

Geed aheeaf latnded ed d. wilder
was greatly dependent upsa Ms spfsSetieai
wife. one morning Mrs Wilaer sent d
an ANNOUNCEMENT after he had catered
the pulpit withss teet note tnteaded to ,Se
private. "a 3-z..sz
road aloud, will meet Wednesday. after-
noon at 2 O'Clock star3.. = oar fiecktie
is crooEed !; please Strengthen it towards
the r.ght...a-Pa tons Monthly.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

Philadelphia TO the Most Re-. Dennis j.
Dougherty when he returns from Rome
as a cardinal, according 10 the plans Of
prominent members Of the cnurch made
public here tonight.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

Under Hebrew Wenen.s AaxEanry.z
The concert at The State ,Tnbeycalushn
Sanatorium on Wednesday evening" "
the pupils slef Prof Hugh Kinder was
under. the auspices Of the Hebrev, vs.
mems Auxiliary. 80. ~; = ~,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
sksse caasaasr / sessasn.

Judge Jshn, W Banks wAi Drasida e 4
short akndar ,Ssssiea, Ct tie nsperisr
court IN New LenAou thH (Friaax) snsrn.
ing at y1e eAeboek.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

r. The Arabs heHe;A rrevrre that after
.whistiing the nsruh is not purined for
forty days e1Ay regard 1T as the. nsost
nafrcary sign that An arAnzne from
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-A girl or niddle-aged We
man to take full management Of cotton
piece goods store; must. have All refer
cnces and executive ability must be in
potition to start work on or before Thurs
day, Feb. "a Give full particulars in the
first letter, also telephone number yoif
have one. Address BHlletm ONCE,
feb1ed
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

/, The body Of Fred A. Hagirnd, vide died
in Ame. IswA, arrived IN Nerwieh THURS
day. evening aeeeanpanieds by reladyes> and
was taken Ia change by Church and All
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

Ftfteea years ago n was possible 10
get a cheap ticket for a round the4world
trip for the sum Of $z37.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
TO MAKE. GUT OF 100000
TO REV. d. j. DOUGHERTY

Philadelphia, Feb. IA purse Of half
a million dollars is to be the gift Of Ro-
man Catholics Of the archdiocese Of
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
20 MILLION WOMEN /
ON BUYING STRIKE |
rs.v Refuse 70 Buy but are
@Di.mond Dyeing* old Gar.
ments, Draperies

,.'s.--s4. are ainding it fun to diamond
dye and add years of wear to old
skirts. dresses, waists, coats. sweaters,
stockings, coverings, everything. Easy
directions in package. Don't risk your
material in poor dye that streaks,
spots, or fades. Buy Diamond Dyes
mo other kind. Tell druggist whether
your material is wool or silk. or if it is
cotton, linen. or q mixture. Is rich,
fadeIess colors. .A s 81
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

Mrs. Mary Ellen Brewer Wt3of Of
Philip Brewer, died Wednesday, at a hos
nitai in Hartford. She. leaves. q ssens John
Brewer of New London two sisters, Mrs.
Della Prendergas 1 and, Mrs. Elisabeth
Poole both Of Hartford. - -
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11

CT, W. O. Rochleau, Monday.
Mrs. Emma West spent Tuesday III
ct. Johnsbury.
Woodbury. w r. c. held its annu-
II installation OF officers Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Lola NJ. Cutting as
installing officer. The officers for the
ausu NC year are as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs Isabel Morgan; sen. vice
pres, Mrs. Annie Hunter; jun vice
nrcs. Mrs Cora Bailey; sec, Mrs.
Wanna Woodbury.: treas, Mrs. Gcr-
tludc Rec; chaplain, Mrs, Helen
Burroughs; conductor, Lola NJ Cut
ting; guard, Mrs. Susan May; asst.
cond, Rosa Lillicrap; asst. guard,
Mabel Gleason; pres. cor, Mrs. Den
ME Fisher; pat. inst, Helen Folsom
1T color hoarcr, Ms Fla Leo Oh ;,
Nre. Lo'q Outline. 2rd Nra, Tnua
Blodgctt, 4th Mrs. Marv Blodgctt
rueic;on Mrs. Eide Miltimore. The
retiring president, Mrs. Lee, was Pre-
scented brooch. Refreshments and
a social hour were enjoyed after TIC
meeting
NJ and Mrs. w. d. Blo1rc.t wcro
n s Johneburv Tuesday.
Alhan and Willard Baker and NJ
chs Smith returned 10 their school
work n Montpelier Seminary Trce-
I9J..
0. " Dal,er VIZ in Montpelier
Tuoe l-r.
The little daughter Of Mr.. aal
ef. = ~ Ct,c'o,. :; ,,,'io III
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
CLEANING UP
COUNTY COURT
DOCKET

Judge Chase and his associates met
Tuesday morning TO clean up the &c
naming cases on tAe docket OF Gale
donia county court.
Guy W. Hill appeared as attorney
Lor tic petitioner IN the divorce case
of Percy A. Bonett against Hazel {.
DOultt. he parties were married
n st. Johnsbury in 1917 and lived to-
rCthcr here for six months and two
days when Mrs. Bonett went to Wor-
&C tel, Mass. and ever since refused
to be a wife to Mr., Borett. Aug. Z,
1918 n daughter was born, which
Mrs. Bonett refused to care for. Mr..
Bonett went to Worcester and got
he child and she has been with him
in St. Johnsbury since and has been
cared for by his mother, Mrs. Henry
Brady. A bill was asked for on the
I"ouAd Of e,crtion.
The case of Marion NJ. Wooley VS.,
c.. w. Woolcv was heard The pr
ties were married at Lyndonvillc hu'
came to ST. Johnsburv to live N.
A Norton of Lyndonvile brought the
petition on the ground Of refusal TO
erpTort = 'ultery and intolorablc GO
vcr'3" The testimony Of the peti-
toners witnesses all went to estab-
lieh tie younr woman'e side of the
case that her husband had refused TO
support her, had preferred 20 use his
money for GOOD times at dances ut
Sheffield, Burke Hollow and Lyn-
9onv,l]p and had been unkind and "
true 70 her and had abandoned her
The divorce cases Of Annie NJ W.
Frank l.. Tavlor of Lyndon and Julia
vs.. Elmer Wiltshire of St, Johnsbury,
were settled and discontinued.
Theoe civil cases that were on the
trial docket to be heard have been
~nttlcd an1 discontinued: Green
Mountain Lumber Co We Harry A.
BURGESS, two CAGES. IT J. Rushwav
Lumber Co V. B A. Scott.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11

FOR SALE-Chevrole touring car.
Good condition. Phone 1911.
166-170F
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
NEW PICTURE
A SENSATION
Lights and Shadows of New
York Portrayed In
Screen Drama

"Nhle Now York Sleeps, a Fox
Supcr-Special in eight reels, said to
80 ,i.c s..teus .uosv sensational and
elt's.ic mcl0drama, will be the offer
iut OF the Globe Theatre, beginning
tomorrow. The picture is in three
~. odcs, each Of which DEPICTS q cru
1lsl sluation in the night life of the
upne,, middle and lower classes OF
rev York people. Adventures along
New y ork $ Gay White Way, in the
1907 &crde,ls, the cabarets, million
..l43 mansions and on the East Side,
whore Civilizations veneer is thinncst
arc shown with startling realism. The
famous New York police boat, man
ned by members OF the police depart
ment, engages in o thrilling battle
agains, rye" pirates within the
ehadow OF Brooklyn bridge. An en-
tire dancing number from the famous
zieyfeld Midnight Frolic Show with
he famous Dolores, proclaimed the
wolI Is most beautiful woman, is seen
in the = c.uIc GORGEOUS scenes in TIE
Cafo ra'o's Royal; thrillin2 incident
in tic miliio1airc's home This epis-
ode is n ve Gus. "While New York
Sleeps" is screen melodrama of ter
rife euapenlc and thrilling action. Es-
te'lc Taylor, Marc MGcDcrmott, Earl
'Tc4oclfe. Nouv Sothen and William
Locke, a-c the principal players.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11

N y. ! M -0---INT- 0UWT I4TN-
graduate . busme- COLLEGE, desire
position as steno srapher. Cali 715-W
St. Johnsbury. leo If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
AFRAID TO
EAT MEALS
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the best
Antacid and Stomach
Regulator known

When your meals don't fit and y5u
feel uncomfortable, when you belch
gases, acids or raise sour, undig sted
food. When you feel Jumps of indi-
gestion pain heartburn or headache
from acidity, just eat tablet Of
harmless and reliable Papo's Diapep-
sin and the stomach distress is ozone.
Millions of people know the magic
Of Papes Dapepsin as an antacid.
They know that most indigestion and
disordered stomach are from &C di.y.
The relief comes quickly, no di'ap-
pointmentl Pape's Diapepsin helps
regulate your stomach so you can eat
favolite foods without fear and & box
of these worldfamous stomach tab
lets cost so little at drug stores
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11

FOR SALE-Two houses. J. E.
Walker. 1876
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
CONCORD

Mrs. A. J. CoIriveau of Lyndon
vile. visited her mother, Mrs Viola
Stacy and sister, Mrs. Helen P. Bon
nett. Monday.
Mre Charles Currier and daughter,
Joocphinc Of Barton, visited her faith
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Round black muH between
Electric Light station and PaSsump-
sic. Suitable reward Finder please
leave 1T Passumpsic pO5tOtfice Or
call "2-t2 1926