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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

There is nothing better for stomach
bark, glycerine. ETC., as mixed in Ad-
ler-i-ka. One lady says: ut is doing
me lots of good. My sisters also say
1t is wonderful" Adler-i-ka removes
foul matter from BOTH upper and
lower bowel which may have been
CELLENT for gas on stomach, and
chronic constipation. Guards against
appendicitis. Brings out matter you
never thought was in your system.
Reiss Brothers, Druggists, 500 North
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03
THIS FAMOUS SILVER
GUARANTEED 10 YEARS

can replace or get more pieces to match
at good jewelers. everywhere when you
need them. And you get it free with
your Sellers purchase-but only during
the progress of this sale Act now
the time is short.
Come in and see the Sellers demon
strated-in all the remarkable features
and conveniences that put it in realm
of its own among kitchen cabinets.
Once to every woman comes the oppor-
tunitv of lifetime, Here is yours
come in today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03
ASPIRIN

Beware! Unless you see the name
"Bayer'' on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds. Headache. Neu
ralgia. Rheumatism. Earache. Tooth
ache, Lumbago. and for Pain. Handy
tin boxes OF twelve Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture OF
Monoaceticacidester OF salicylicacid.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03

Among the recent visitors to this
thriving little city are Cal Downing,
of Denver: A. H. Adams and e. l..
Weldrum, of Cedar Vale, Kansas; A.
G. Fluke and j. A. Sherman, of Chiv-
ington; Gertrude Culp, of Pueblo; w.
X. Bickford, of Springfield; and Mrs
Granley Hillyer Of Denver, who is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. St
George Creaghe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03

But besides the Sellers Of your choice look what your five
dollars down brings marvellous free gift such found in many
of Americas finest homes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03
THE VALLEY. THE STATE. THE WEST
WILL BORE IN NEW PLACE

WILL BORE IN NEW PLACE
10 move an oil we'll fifty miles from
one county to another is an advisable
proposition when the people in one
place are more hungry for oil. Canon
City Record describes it:
As the result of u cavein below the
casing, which reaches to a depth of
5000 feet the Tuna oil well. six miles
east Of Canon City, is to be aband-
oned, In fact, steps have already been
taken by the company to remove ITS
rig and machinery to another locality.
The work of pulling the casing be-
gan the first of the week and as soon
as it is completed the derrick and its
accessories will be removed to q point
four miles south of Pueblo where the
company has secured lease on lo'oVo
ncres of land and where it Will begin
boring for oil as soon as possible,
The Tuna well was bored to deptn
of 4155 feet, and 1t is believed ~oulo
have been a producer" after naVlhs
been "shot" IL the cavein had not oc-
CURED. 1t was the deepest well IN tne
upper Arkansas valley, IL not In the
state and several times during .porlns
opera tions promised excellent results
It is the only well of its kind In the
west where lower stratum was touno
to be the same as in the OIL olstricts
of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Both OIL
and gas were found by the company in
the well, but not in paying quantities.
The Eagle Rock Oil compay, a west
ern slope corporation with headQuart-
ers in Grand Junction, will continue
the exploitation OF the oil possibilities
In the field about to be abandoned by
the Tuna company.
SLAM ON A MICHIGAN TOWN
La Junta Tribune states:
A Ford automobile passed thru La
Junta which was labeled fore and art
and on either side with the rather
startling phrase, From Hell to
Heaven" on the rear of the car was
an additional slogan given the home
address as Detroit, Mich, and the des-
tination Los Angeles. Calf. 1t must
have been loaded with some Los An
geles boosters on their way home from
an eastern journey.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

for the Santa Fe. was in Lamar the
first of the week on business. The
acute car shortage for the movement
of grain was the main topic. under
supervision.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-03

make good with couple columns of
genuine mining news.
If Babe Ruth is to appear on the
vaudeville stage as vocalist, as an
nounced, why should we not make a
popular demand for Chief of Police
DAILY to appear at the Bessemer Y
and take part in the next sing?
An interesting and somewhat
lengthy serial is making appearance
in Sundry newspapers, but it seems to
run mostly toward historical stat1s-
tics. The title is Annual Delinquent
List of Crimson Gulch County.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21

STOP. in to see us ; we carry every thing in the line, of secondhand fufnij tere, stoves. etc. New London Salesrcon, Is Water St. Norwich. Phone 170S-2. ',
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
ROAD SOCIETY

Mir. and Mrs. Harold wilcox and son of oneco are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Bly, ron Billings.
 The grange meeting was held in the church parlors Wednesday evening and nearly 100 persons were present, tnclud- ing many from neighboring granges. A substantial supper was served after the third and fourth degrees had been worked on a class of 13 by the women's degree class of North Stonington, numbering 1d.
 Mrs. N. Stanton Gates has been enter taining Miss Kariska Gates and Miss Helen Hunt of New York.
 Miss Mollie Palmer entertained Thurs. day afternoon.
 Mrs. George Leonard and Miss Edith Deneke of Mystic were at Mrs. Marcia P. Stanton's Sunday afternoon.
 Arthur c. Wheeler has finished shin. gling his farm buildings.
 Seth N. wiIliAms was at Green FalIs brook. Voluntown, trouting Saturday.
 John Kane of New London was al Horace Frink's Sunday.v
 Donald Wheeler and Harry Blaine of Boston spent Sunday and Harry Blain. remained for the week at A. G. wheeler's
 Byron Billings returned Friday from week spent in Hartford and vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
A Bulletic Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Art of slnrIng.


 Elsewhere in todAy's issue of The Bulletin announcement is made of a course of lessons. in singing to be given by Benjamin NJ. Knox, of Hartford, Conn.,. commencing Friday, April 22, and continuing on Friday Of each week to June 24th inclusive.
 MT. Knox has made very thorough study of singing with khe best teachers of this country and Europe, among whom may be bentioned Leo Kofier and A. Y. Cornell. of New York city; Wil- liam Shakespeare. London Jacques Bou- hy, Paris; and Franz -Frenzei. Berlin. Germany.
 Leo Koher, who died several years ago. was an aatAOlilS on how to breathe in singing, and wrote a book entitled Tie Art of Breathing, which has been &C., claimed by vocal teachers n the United States and Europe as the cleafest expo- sition of this subject yet published. One might say that "to know how to breathe Is to know how to sing" and Mir. Knox sees to 1t that his pupils know how to breathe correctly at the very beginning of the study.
 Mir Knox has had a large experienced in church and concert work, and Is al present bass soloist at the Asylum Hill Congregational church, in Hartford, which is perhaps the largest Protestant church in the state of Connecticut His teaching experience has covered a period ] of more than fifteen years. and sewers of his pupils at the present time art holding church positions in and around Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
Rreed Theafre

Mary Pickford's lateet United Aet1ns production, "The Love Light" which will be seen at the Breed tisAtre today. Fri day and Saturday is an entirely differ ent story and an absolutely new char aeterization than anything in which ths Worlds Sweetheart has heretofore ap. peared.
 Miss Pickfofd has appeared in come dy-dramas but never in an emotional drama of the type of "The Love Light" and 1t was. only after careful study ene deliberate consideration that she felt her. self equal to the tremendous role she plays in this story.
 Those, who have seen the production say that Mary Pickford rises to hls- tronic artist effects which a screen art. ist has never before attempted but r all this. in the clever characterization of an Italian girl, she Is still the beau. tiful Mary whom we love go much. Miss Plckford has surrounded her self with a splendid cast. which incindes such artists as Jean De Briac. for sev. eral years. leading man to Sarah Bern | hardt Raymond T1ioomer, Edward Phil. lips. Albert Prescott, Evelyn Dunno, whs played with Miss Pickford in "Littli Pepptna," but who had returned { ( Italy to play important roles in at Italian company. and George Riggs. Harold Lloyd will also be seen iu < fas: and furious comcdy titled "His Royal slyness." and the Ford Ednea
 t1onal completes the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
stand Theatre.


 As Helen Reardou In the Ailce Joves special vitagraph production, safhs Prey" the star enacts the roie of q yount society girl romanticsily in love with . young attorney. earnestly engaged in tho Prosecution of wealthy proitears The forceful drama gives her exceptional op- 1ortunities for the display of chanRine human emotions. The PreyA' viii be shown at the Strand theatre today, Fri day and Saturday
 The opening scenes of this intense romantic drama, showing the ballroom and other parts of the Reardon home presents Helen In beatiic moods ovei the knowledge that James Calvin caref for her. In her room. when the guesu have gone. she Is cooing over her en. gagement ring when she hears her fath. CTS voice raised in anger. She goes te the stairway. alarmed. looking over ths oantstefs and hears her father call her lover 'an ungrateful cur" She runs dowr the stairs and pleads with her lover ts explain. but he answers that he can tel her nothing except that he is seeking te save her fathers honor. There h in. finite pathos in the scene which foiiows as Helen returns the engagement ring.
 Horror and grief follow swiftly f0 Helen over the tragic death of her fath. CT. And then her brother. Jack. comet to her with a confession that in a mo ment of desperation he has committed forgery. thereby placing himself ln ths ] power of Henry Lowe, . prodteering l millionaire. Lowe demands that Helen marry him as a condition of his saving her brother from prison. and she. her spirit broken by the succession of tragic events, consepts.
 Helen finds life with her husband fn- tolerable. He tries to compel her e simulate affection by renewing the threat to send Jack to prison. Then she ap- peals to the man she really loves. What follows as a result of this unusual nit- nation, provides many thrilling scenh in tfA intensely interesting play.
 On the same programme will be aa. other one ef those rip-roaring musical comedies with that already well known company. This is a fountain ef purs delight and promises to relieve anyone of the worst case of spring fever AT new beautiful costumes. impressive and appropriate scenery, pretty Eirls. plea- tyo comedy and music Is a good de- scription of the show. A fine pro- | gramme.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21

FOR SALE = Thoroughbred Flemish Giants reasonable prices. Fred Johnson, R. F. D. No. 8. Norwich Town. Conn.
 apr21d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
pavis Thsatre.

When . woman Is determined that ths man she loves shall make good he just has to-that's all
 This is what happens in 'PieasuFe Seekers" a Selznick picture in which beautiful Elaine Hammerstein is starred, and whiph comes to the Davis theatre Thursday and Friday. Mss Hammer stein takes the part of Mary Murdock who lives in the little town Of South Paradise. Craig wincheil. spoiled son oi Craig Winchell. millionaire. is dustinf through South Paradise. bound anywhere away from New York and temptation. That is, he Is until he sees Mary. IL makes him determined to marry. get a job with father and settle down. But dad thinks his son has been trapped and offers to buy oR the adventures"
 The most interesting part of the stnrJ develops at this 5uncture. There is an. other woman, and 60 forth. but the gen- Jus of the picture Hes in the way khe young wife handles a difficult situa- ton.
 Another pig feature Is the frst of the five reel comedies in which Roscoe Ar buckle. the famous heavyweight star. ia to appear, by arrangement with Joseph NJ Schenck. Is 'sThe Life of the Party" adapted from Irwin s. Cobb's story of the same name.
 The story reveals the adventures and love affairs of an afrabie young lawyer, Algernon cary. in his efforts to break the Milk Trust. Learyis powerful ad- versaries Attempt to ruin his deputa- ton by sending a notorious "vamp" ts blacknail him. but he not only Euccseds in withstRnding her charms. but beats out the corporations candidate for mayor at the peile. The picture is declared to be rioh in laughs. one of the funni- est situation being when Leary attends a masquerade party attired as a child of three and, through a miEundersthnd- ing. Is chased all over town by indig- nant citizens and policemen. ''Going Through the Rye" a very fan. ny comedy wf1i close the bill
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


 AT A CoURT OF PROBATE HELD at North Stonington, within and for the trict of North Stonington. on the sth day Present-CHARLEs C. GRAY. Judge. Estate of Angelisce B. Vincent, late of North Stoningten. in said District, de- ceased.
 Ordered, That the Exeeutrix cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate within six months from this date by posting 8 notice to that effect. together with | copy of this order. on the signpost nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt and in the same Town, and by pub fishing the same once in a newspaper having circulation In said District, and malie return to this Court
 The above and foregoing IS true copy =. CHARLES c. GRAY, Judge. NOTICE.-All creditors of said de. ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the under signed at Westerly, R.. l., R. D. Nc. g. within the time limited in the above and
 GEORGIA V. PACKER, anr2td Executrix.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
Hias Mifiam M. Campbell to Aaar.ss
 catholle WomSn.

cathelie Women.
 There is to be a meeting Of Che Nor wich branch of the Connecticut Cotru ell of Catholic Women Friday eveninl at eight o'clock. in T. A. B. haii. The meeting will be opened with a taTk on sofne social problem which will be given by Miss Miriam M Campbell. of ths Norwich Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
 The talk win be followed by a busi- ness meeting at which Miss Jane D. Ma honey will preside. A call has been is- sued to every Catholic woman in Nor. wich to attend this meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21

MIddletown.-Dr. Henry B. Hall of Wesleyan university is giving . series of seven lectures on Modern Social Problems at the Hendley home for nurses. The first was given Monday evening and the others will follow on consecutive Monday even- ings. Graduate nurses and others inter ested have been invited to be present
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
A Great Discovery

Dr. Leonhardt. a western. physician, found the cause of Piles 10 Dc internal His prescription, Hem-Roid. a harm lees tablet, has an almost unbelievable record for quick. safe and lasting rs- lief Lee & -OsEood Go. sells it with money-back Euarantee.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent h
What Is Going On Tonieh.

Chambel. of Commerce Forum Meetint in Town Hall.
 Norwich. Stationary Engineers' Associa- ton, No. c. meets in Bngineers' Hall
 Norwich Lodge, No. 430 B. P O E. meets in Elks Home
 Clover Temple, No. ., P. s., meets ir Buckingham Memorial.
 Victory Lodge, Nc. 4, O. O. F.. N. U- meets in Pythian Hall
 Germania Lodge, No. II, 0. D. II A. meets in Germanla Hail.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
DANCING

N. H. LEVY. Instructor, Odd Fellove Hall, Norwich. Private lessons daily. Phone 170s or 1896. Evening class Mon- days and Thursdays. o'clock. aprSd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
foFk Ave. Property soIl.

Through the agency of A. V. cOveils Ars. Emma Welcher has sold her .. room cottage at 25 York avenue, 10 Mrs Walenia Loskgwslxi.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
LOST AND FOUND
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AUTO SALES agency; a small invest Eent will secure extensive agency for light. beautiful, sturdy and economical A. cylinder motor car; selling at a price within the reach of all. If you are inter ssted in a legitimate business opportunity, write or come and see us. The Seneca Motor Sales Co. Middledeld. Conn. Phone Niddietown l4S2-4. apr19d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
VAN

by an automobile sales concern of eastern windham County, representing one of the Aost, popular medium priced cars, two hiEh grade salesmen to work on commis- Iisn. with chances for good income Give Isferenees and experience.
 Address F.. O. Box ss6. Putnam, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
FOR SALE

Best quality. ssassnsd hara weed eera-AIse kindlinvs and chestnut wood, delivered to all parts of the city. HARRY B. FORD
 PHONE 7s2
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
AUTOMOBILE AccKssoRIKs

FOR sALE-Fouf used tires, 52xl, sch reasonable. A Hilzner. Fitchville Store.
 apr1Sd
 F0B sALE114 volt new storage bat iery;. will sell cheap. Box 5s7, care Bulletin. apr1sd
 HAVE your tires retFeaded. look like new, wear like new, as good as new. Ganoie Tire O.. ss W. Main St feb2ld
 FOkD oWNERs-Haye your nagneto recharged in the car while you wait hard starting and weak lights remedied Nor wieh Welding Co. 31 Chestnut St Phone 214 feh72d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
ARCHITECTS
COAL AND WOOD
HOTELS

AMERICAN AUIsE, D. Morrissey, Prop. First class Garage Service Con- hected. Phone Shstucket Street
 DEL-HoFR HOTEL. European Plan Hayes Bros. Props. Telephone 1227 1928 Broadway
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell 1t
FOE SALE


 FOR SALE = Thoroughbred Flemish Giants reasonable prices. Fred Johnson, R. F. D. No. 3. Norwich Town. Conn.
 aprald
 FOR sALE-Two new milch cows, ex-- tfa nice, one and one years old, cali Ig, Sy side sd Irving F Browning aSpFgd NpFTich . FOR sALE-45-acre, farm, Is mile City, City : 11d miles from Norwieh. on good state road, commercial peach orchard, will keep 14 head of stock. houses for l50 hens. s-room house, large sized barn. dress H. E. Wilcox. Summit, R. l. Tel Coventry, R. l., 1sF5. aprzld
 FARM for sale, on Wauweeus Hill, house of 10 rooms, woodlot of E acres, plenty of doorwood, 25 acres of Saasture, two miles from Yantic. George W. Rogers.
 FOB sALE-Private party will sacri- white diamonds. Address Box 7So. Nor wich. Conn. apr2ld
 F0R sALE-Two kitchen stoves, one gas stove, siaeboard. four iron beds. lss Franklin St. aprz1d
 FOR SALE-Nice bunch of rabbits if taken at once win sell cheap. John White, Willimantic, R. F. D. No. 2. Tel. Se9-l3.
 apr2ld
 FOR sALE-Two year old nice Ayr shire bull. Philip Krause. Village Hill Lebanon. Conn. apr21d
 FOR sALE-Hunting dog. Write Am gelo Del Pesco, Box eb, Brooklyn, Conn. apr4MTh
 FOR SALE = Sixty-acre farm, four miles out six-room house, good barn, keep ten COWS. two horses, milk sold al door. price $4.o00: stock. tools and ma ehinery with farm. if wanted, this farm has made money for the owner. Phone 1916. Bill Coates. Thayer Building, Room 312. aprleTuThS FOR SALtr-Barred Rock eggs for hatehingi egg-layihg strain. Phone 1lsD. mar24ThSTu
 | FOR SA14E-Refrigerater in first class condition. Phone 1344-2. apr2od FOR sALE-Building lsx2o feet. In quire 10 Town St.. apr2ed FOR SALE or exchange for house near or in NorwichI farm, 196 acres, good buildings. Inquire of A. StreIczyk, Is Thames St. apr2ed FOR sALe-For cash, one lady's and l one mans Ak watch. chain and ring. 5s Fountain St. apr2Dd FOR SALE-Twelve choice dahlia bulbs, named varieties, all different, post paid $1i F extra choice s2. W. F. 0fuWuS 10 EaIucE SI.s 4NOTWiSAl ISl. | 164S-5. apr19d FOR SALE. or will exchange for any l thing, Singer sewing machine Tn first class 1 condition. Room [, Central Bldg, Nor l wich. Conn. apr19d FOR SALE-Low pivot wheel Ohio rid 1 ing cultivator. l bu. Soldier beans. How ard No. IT strawberry plants. Box 204. | Central Village, Conn. apr1sd- l FOR SALE-Moline two-horse drill and ] seeder for sale cheap, almost new. Wau- regan Bakery, Wauregan. apr1sd i FOR sALE-One white Eskimo dog g | months old. Mrs, R. O. Oullette, P. O. Box SIT, Plainheid Conn. apr19d l FOR SALE-Well seasoned mixed slat | wood. H. b. Beard & Son. City. Tel 615-4
 aprl9d
 l FOR SALE-Six Jersey COWS. som I new milch, some about to freshen-ant 1 others, Tel. N. H. Hall, Preston City l FOR SALE-A farm of 40 acres a l Poquetanuck, in good location, to clos | estate. Clarence Sholes, Adm. Phon 1 14oo-o. apr1eo | RnR SAT-uzrd wnod an vaar nord
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21

THERE = no advertising medrum n Eastern Connecticut equal to The Buile- tn for business resulys-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-05-26

DROP OF TWENTY PER CENT
IN TIRES AND TUBES, commencing
May ard. This makes . Non-Shkld
3Ox3h $1s.4O and 4 3Ox3 inch smooth
$1,000. large sizes ii proportion. All
first grade, adjusted on . basis of
5000 miles, By myself. G. r. Gleason.
Bottineau. stf1
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-05-26

Dr.. j. IA. johnson and Fl. A. Batie
autoeds TO Minot SUNDAY from which
place the Doctor took the train for
9Minneoplis where he will visit a few
days before going to Boston. Mass,
to attend the meeting Of the Ameri-
can Medical Association. Dr.. r. Lin
sin sof Minot has charge of DR.. johns
sons practice during his absence.
Henry Russell of Bottineau. North
Dakota. who. with his wife and
daughter. has been visiting with reIa-
lives in Pickering township for the
rast Few weeks. has been verv i'll at
the home of A. w, ard Mrs. Mackav.
sufferjnR from heart trouble. We are
diseased to know that he is now sorae-ss
what imDrnved.-The Pickering News.
Bottineau friends will be sorrv to hear
this, md We all hone for Mr.. RusseIl's
speedy recovery.
The Recital eiver BY tie voice .
nNsfof MN. w i. Maneun III the High
|Sch6ol Auditorium Friday evening"
NaS very rood and much anioved.
Eaeh pupil taking part.showAd excelI-l
NV 61ieNsksntl IIUIH MtsS
IN farthas' given bv the DeKoven
Club. sSawell as their other numbers.
slulIilni lalx rood and.eanaeaupt0
dheueUAkh i9h standard 81 musical
given under the directicn'
{ leliRun
ale@snSn-Pefmanen good paying
pcsition RI high grade salesman III To-
caidterTik0fy TO represent nationally
known manufacturer of gasoline and
NIL t4s1nk 10r stores, garages. factor
iAs,a dWk dru1 and oil trade
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-05-26

Olaf Swanstrom and wife Of New
burg were Bottineau visitors Tuesday.
Ed Olson Of Starbuck township
was a Bottineau caller Tuesday.
MI. Hamilton, the druggist. Of Sour
is was in town Saturday on business.
Have your tires retreaded ct the
City Tire Shop. tp.
-WANTED-Horses for pasture. See
Geo. Mennie, Bottineau, N. D. Il
Private loom for rent. Apply 81
this office. It
j. A. Mclean Of Kramer transacted
business in Bottinean Tuesday.
Mrs. David Woods 81 near Kramer
was Bottineau visitor Tuesday.
Why bother baking when YOU can
get good home made pier, cakes. etc.
Give US q trial.-Bottineau Retail
Bakery. q.