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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Mrs. Helen Camp Thomsens.
Foredrag.

Onsdag Aften i sidste Uge talte
Mrs. Helen Camp Thomson paa
DANA Hall ON Disarmament
! ct livligt men like desto mindre
meget alvorligt Foredrag skildre-
de Mrs. Thomson iser, hvad
Menneskeheden kan vente sig,
.hvis der after skulde komme en-
.Verdenskrig. Da kan nemlig
we'd Brug af den opfundne fly
'dende Gift, hvoraf % Draaber
we'd Ber6ring af Huden dr@ber
ct Menneske, Dyer og Lande af-
folkes, og alt o%pbr@ndeligt paa
Jorden legges ode; ct Land kan g
.forsvandles til en- d9d Orkaef,nrl.,
.Hvis like Vi vii resikere denhyide
Races Undergoing, ia mmaa K F'slif
3geres umulliig: Norman Angels
ISynspunkte blew frremdraget, {.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Den lille s~yforening.

Paa Grund af Taksigelsesdagen
paa Torsdag er den lille Syfor-
enings regulaere Maanedsmgde
udsat til Dagen efter, nemlig Ere
dag den Is. November hos Mrs.
C. c.. Christensen, 901 Minneha-
ha Ave.
Foreningen forbereder sig til
at hyde danske Kvinder og
M@nd ind paa noget meget
smukt og godt paa DANA Hall
L0rdag Eftermiddag og Aften
den 3. December - ct Udsalg at
code Sager og en- ekstraordin@r
Aftensmad, serveret fra XII. $50
til 8 alt til JuleglRue for
traengende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
D. S. S. Basar.

Dansk S0stersamfunds Basar
paa Royal Arcanum Hall var godt
besogt og CAV ct godt financiet
Udbytte. Der var, som sedvan-
lig we'd en- Basar nogle store Ting,
som enhver naturligvis gerne vii
de have. Der var Grisen, som
kom fra Mr.. N. C. Johnson og
gik til Mrs. F. Johnston, Dukken
fra Mrs. Lauritzen til Mrs. Man.
ner, og Blomsterkurven fra -
til Mr.. w. Olsen, Summit Farm.
En- electric Grill, skanket af Mr..
1ngemann. blew gent til lidt
senere. Komiteen takker ale og
enhver, som paa den enc eller
den .anden Made var med til at
gore Basaren saa vellykket.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
DANSKE KIRKER

CIR pEDERS DANSKE EV. LUTH.
Kirke. s.. Ave. S. og 81. ST.
Gudstieneste hver S1ndag XII. 1O:3o.
.Sondagsskole Kl. $3.50. EngelsK
Gudstjeneste den fjerde s6ndag !
Maaneden, Aften XII. 1880. Pastor
Ottar Jorgensen, 3149 IS. Ave, so.
Telefon Drexel 6987.
1MMANuE1S DANSKE Ev. LUTH.
KIRKE. 8j. af %. st. og %. Ave.
s.. Gudstjeneste hver S6ndag For
midday ri. 1915 og Aften ri. 7.3O.
S0ndagsskole XII. 12:10-1. ing
domsm6de hver Fredag Aften ri. 8.
Pastor A. w. Lund, 2211 %. Ave. 3.
Telefon Dupont 2105.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Til Mode.

Styrelserne for de to danske
lutherske Kirkesamfund holder j
disse Dage Mode i Cedar Falls,
Iowa, baade hver for sig og i
FRllesskab. Pastor A. NJ. Lund
er som Medlem af Den Forenede
Kirkes Styrelse rejst dertil.
Nazareth Menighed i Cedar
Falls. holder samtidig so Aars Ju-
bilaum. Pastor Lund vii v@re
hjemme S9ndag.
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Basar paa Ungdomshjemmet.

Tordag Aften den 1. December
afholdes der Basar paa Ungdams-
hjemmet 1920 E AZ. Street. Hvis
nogen vii hj@lpe til at skate
Hjemmet en- Indtmgt til Brug
we'd Anskaffelsen af et'og andet
som der tr@nges til, da er Gaver
meget velkomne og modtages
med TAX. Og kom saa nd paa
Hjemmet nevnte Aften og ver
med til at gore Afsaetningen liv-
Zig og proftabel. Der err Plads
il mango Mennesker, saa man kan
ganske rolig komme, og vii fnde
Diet lyst og hyggeligt linden Dore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Community Fund. - Gam]
Danske.
Ganle

Adskillige gamle Danske, som
har levet lenge og virket tro-
fast, men nu like kan mere og
STAIR enc i Verden uden ret me-
get af :iordisk Gods, har deres
HEM i forskellige HEM for Gam
lie i. Tvillingbyerne, hvor de fin
der Hygge og har Diet godt deres
Alderdom.
Paa Hjemmet Elm, 1924 ID. Ave.
S., lever saaledes Mrs. Karen Pc
tersen, SO Aar gammel, belt ale
ne / Verden. Hun har vundet
mango Venner, siden hun kom til
Hjemmet. Hendes Hacking bill
yer beundret.
Paa Linnea og Lyngblomsten
er der ogsaa Danske.
l HEN for Gamle i Minnea.
polls err der i Diet sidst forl@bne
Aar s9rget for i alt 1874 gamle
M@nd og Kvinder. bet er reg
net nd, at der for 80 Cents ON
Dagen kan ydes liver af dem Op-
hold, F9de og Pleje, saa de har Diet
godt. Midlerne til disse HENS
Drift faas gennem Community
Fund, som i denne Uge har sin
store Indsamling, der bringe:
Midler til 81 Hjelpeforeninger
saa de i Vinterens og Aarets Lob
kan gve deres velsignelsesrlge
Corning mod allie dem, der er ]
NOD og Trang..
We'd Indsamlingen i Fallesskab
og we'd Fordelingen af de indkom-
ne Midler spares der meget, sam
menlignet med, hvad Diet Wide
koste, hvis hver af de 81 Organl-
sationer skulde nd og sam1e hver
for sig. bet err Cooperation
Hielpearbejdet, som allerede ha1
bragt code Resultater.
Lad os Danske vaere med i Diet
we'd at give wore Bidrag til Com
munity Fund nu i denne Uge.
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EN- Skandale".

Ende6g en- Gang var der noget,
som trak fuldt Hus til DANA.
Maerkeligt? - eller ikke-maerke-
ligt? - skulde der netop zen
Skandale" til for at opnaa dette.
bet vaere nu, som Diet vii: EN-
Skandale" h9rer til de bedste af
Arten, og allie de mango, der kom
for at sc og h9re den, kunde- vac
re vel tilfredse.
EN- Skandale" foregaar i>K@-
benhavn for ca. 40 Aar siden, og
Problemerne, der settes under
Debat er vel like aktuelle for os
i Ojeblikket, i hvert Fald like
just i den Form. Men Diet g3r tx
Ike noget. Stykket har alligevel,
dybere set, meget, som enhver
Sl@gt kan lare noget at, og da
isBr naar Diet spilles saa godt,
som Diet skete paa DANA Hal! j
S9ndags Aftes.
bet rent umiddelbare og ret
st&rke Indtryk var at Gustav An
dersen, Marguerite Lauritzen og
Elmer Asker spillede glimrende.
ON en- af dem log da, hvem) var
bedre end de andre skal
ladies' usagt. De var levende og
sikre i deres Spill. Maaske spille-
de Mary Bardenfkth lige saa
godt som dem. Men i saa Fald
gjorde selve den Opgave, hun
havde at lose, Diet vanskeligt at
s@tte Skikkelsen i saa skarpt og
derfor letfatteligt Relief. Kaj
Larsen havde ogsaa en- langt fra
let Opgave, maaske den vanske-
ligste i hele Stykket, hvis da tx
Ike Axel Bucks var endnu
mere besverlig at faa lagt i
de rette Folder. Marie Egholm
CAV sin Role med CLANS, og de to
mindre Roller var j code H@nder
hos Michael Nielsen og Dagmar
Asker.
En- Redeg0relse for EN- Skan-
dales" Indhold og for de enkelte
Personer, Problemerne o.s.v. vii
de fylde for meget, og de, der
like saa Diet, Wide endda like faa
nok, ~ Mon like Diet dygtige
Selskab kunde faa Sinde at
spille Stykket en- Gang til, for
Eks. efter Jul. Der burde kun
ne blive nok Danske (hvorfor for
Resten like: norske?) til at fyl-
de DANA Hall en- Gangtil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
St. Peders Kirkes Kvinde-
forening.

Onsdag den IA. December err
Diet ovennaevnte Forenings F0d-
selsdag. Man skal 10 like nev-
ne Damers Alder og saa maaske
heller like en- Dameforenings.
Men den er i sine bedste Aar.
og nu vii den fejre F@dselsdagen
med en- Fest i Kirkens Sal. Allie
de gamle Medlemmer fra Begun
delsen inbydes venligst til at del
tage. Hvis nogen af dem like
er Medlemmer, saa kom alligevel.
Mrs. Kjeldsen og Mrs. Kvor-
ming ;serverer Katie og Rage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
After fra Basaren.

Der var en- Fejlagtelse ! OPP
lysningerne fra Basaren, j St. Pc
ders Kirke De to Pudevaar, der
gik paa numre til SLIPS. var
skaenket af Mrs. @. E. Barden-
:fllLestt;hls.olgg Mrs. v. Ingemann Der
i1nod havde Mrs. p. Asker giiv,et;-
to aBndlre Pudevaar, som we'd Salg,
gindlb,ragte6.OO ss.s4gss8
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Stort Glide.

Det er after DANA, som l@gger nd,
nemlig L@rdag Aften den 10. Novem-
Der. Diet vii den Aften forst gaa I'D
over Diet famine Fjerkr@, lige op til
Turkeys. Kom og faa elders Del
af dem - de er code. Og husk, at
XII. 8 faar den fine Sonora Victrola
ben at gaa paa". Hvem mon griber
den j Flugten? Derefter Dams. For
friskninger serveres.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
0anias WeblemSblab.

s en- rer Gremti6 bill Dar1ias
MeoIemsbIa6 blibe u6ie11bt. Mlle
MeoIenrn1er bbr ie efter, at oeres
.Moregier ct / 0roen, 30 2iitert ODER
sem Miper inoienot efter Neb4 paa
airsong Mften (oen 22.), iaa 81aoet
.fo11 for1ttlte ariigtiget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

betalt ned k6ber en- Farm.
1ngen yderligere Betaling ! 10
Aar; ingen Tsrke; ingen Oversvsmmelser;
fineste ssdarter, Glsnssger, Frugt, KlSyer,
Mejeri. Honning. Stort Marked, ingeni Sand =
Stem, sumpe eller Alkali; frit. Brrz.ndsel;
aoret II Diet riigelste i Wisconsin. skrivi Dag;
,e hvor godt Mend med faa Penke skabter
v.rdifulde, iideale HEN. Eier, Z. Lovela1d,
BldE., Ajnnespolls, M tlllnu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
9anias @eneraIfprlamlin9.

Girs6ag Mften Sen 10. December
bo16er Dania fin .@eneralforiamling
mes @aIg al 8eitprelie. 9esu6en
bill ser b1ibe itent ODER to Sorl1ag,
Iom bleb be6taget paa &onbentionen
/ GIepelan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Hjemkom1nen

Mr.. K. Sevaldsen, Bestyrer af
L. Dahnfeldt Filial her i Minnea-
polls af den store Frgforretning
i Odense, er lige hjemkommen fra
en- 2 Maaneders Sulphur til Dan
mark.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Observation-Disclosures

Taksigelsesdagen, Torsdag den 81.
ON Aftenen vii der blive Gudstjene-
ste i begge de danske lutherskeKir-
ker: st. Peders IS. Ave. S. og 90. ST.,
og Immanuels, %. Ave. S. og %. St.
| sidstnaevnte vii der blive optaget.
Offer til Hjaelpeforeningen Tabitha.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Mleranbra 2pae.

s Morgen (5fe6ag) Mften iarn1es
Mlera116ra 2oges Me6lenrner til
Me6e SCI. Z. Otter bette afbol6eS
,Gar6pnrtp", bborti1 life alene Wteo<
lemmer, men ogiaa 6eres @enner er
benIigit tn6bu6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
SuIetre.

Mllere6e MI bar 8. g. g. % 8.
g. e. / ct. SAUL faitiat Ei6en for
6eres felles sSr1letre. Set bliber
Gors6ag Mften rrellem Sui % Mptaar
paa @opal Mrcanum @an.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
1yorret,kngsmg6e

II. al 1905 bol6er to Mp6er naa-
ne6lig, anoen og fier0e 0nsoag, paa
Dania &all. Meite Mgbe b1iper
paa 9ns6ag Mften Sen %. Set biz
Der Torretningsmeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Forglemmegej

Fri Observation-Disclosures
Forglemmigej afholder naeste
Mode og Basar Onsdag den %.
November hos Mrs. Iversen, 1910
Aurora Ave. ALE er velkommen,
og enhver Genstand, som oliver
skRnket, vii vi vaere meget TAX
nemmelig for.
A. L.
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8aiarfomiteen.

&omiteen, Der eiennemfgrte @t.
%e6ers &irtes Baiar, bol6er Mp6e /
Morgen, 6re6ag, Mften, bos Wers. 81.
g. Nelion, 800 81. Mbe. g..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
Sil1mtnim9.

Set bigtige Sorilag, font u6en=
%rigsminilter &ugbes fremiatte peo
Observation-Disclosures Claiming, er
tiltraa6t al England og Sapan og BIZ
fal6t al ollie 6e o1r6re 9eltagere /
&onferencen, 1aa set blep Ga enoelig
en- go6 Begpn6elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
M9ttet til ct. Saul.

@or %befien6te 2an6sman6 Dr. $.
@ittenfamp, ion1 bar beret onfat
be6 @ortbern 8acifics &oipital /
8rainer6, Minn., ct bleben forflpttet
til famine 8ones &oipital ct. Saul,
bhor ban bar en- goo @tilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

0nsker De e. Hem j skandi;
Udmsrket klina, Jernbaner, nsr code
Markeder, billig Pris. FSlgende Farme:
fin 40 Acres, l Mil herfra, $1,000; god IS
Acres $22I0; so Acres $500; IS Acres
$500, 81 Acres $l40O. Skov]and go or.
Acre og hsjere. Bessg ellie skriv til
TENNESSEE RIDGE REAL ESTATE GO.
Tennessee Ride, Tennessee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

40 Acres x %i" dytfsi. s 6 Nj IL, .: s;.:
tionM Mil fra Sko]e. Dette er en- biIlig.
Farm til Sis. 90 pr Acre. vi vii give 60
de vi!kaar. Har andre Farme til SalR.
Skriv efte:- Liste.
Anderson Land Company, Willmar, Mian.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
6pbidsbag.

So paa cen Dag - set CT life bper
Sag, set finder @teo / ct 6nnif Mabo-
lag. Men / Ons6ags (6en 16.) ifete
set / SEN 6anife &oloni / ct. Saul,
ioet baa6e Mrs. Nif. &asmuslen %
@rs. Mifloien feire6e 6eres Se6iels=
Sag. 81 gratulerer fmtmen me6 ollie
6e an6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

vi har en- Del opdyrkede Farme til $45;
$50 pr. Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Ingen Pho
eering. Code veie, Skoler. Mejerier, Tele-
TONER. I Red River Valley.
skriv efter Oplysninger eIler kom 'og be-
s1g os.
Newfolden Land Co., Newtolden, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
i New York.

Undertegnede Ell at Dansk Folke-
forbund udnaevnte til at vare Dansk-
behj1lpeljg we'd at kobe Land i Otse
90 og Delaware Counter, N. Y. y
Anker I. Norbjerg ]. P. Lindberg
E. Meredith, NY. Laurens, N. Y.
Hans J. Madsen,
r. E. d. 4, Cooperstown, N. y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18
VarerfraF b direk.
te til ~Forbrugeren til
laveSte MarkedSpriser.

Senqetepper Undert6j af allie Stag,
Sweaters Mackinaws, Overfrakker. Skind-
vests, Flannelskjorter. lamneskinds-
'forede Tr6jer, Auto Robes og Indian Blan-
Handsker. strikkede oR II Skind. Strike
saarn OF den hneste lavede U~1dstopninx.
vi fora1bejder defneste atletiske Sweatere
iiste fri til hvilkensomhe1st Adresse.
Ceasunsrs WooIsas Mills Association,
Dept. " Minnsapslls, Minis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

Mbe Mbunnenter bill erbolbe @a-
Set fra MI at til lite Sanuar 1923
FAINT alt set nbfom,1e at &omautn
v&omtesie Sba" for $500.
8labet ni1 1nart nbfpmme 1neb s
@iber bber 1tee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

Land for en- dansk kOloni
20 Mil fra Winnipeg, Canada
er nu sik,et, Ud,nerket Land, godt og
rigeligt Wand, up-to-date Distrikt, ri&elig
Regn, meget lette Betalingsvilkaar. Re
ference: Faster N. Damskov, 173 Gordon
Ave., Elmwood, Winnipeg, Canada. For
ermere~ Oplysninger skriv til
A. HASSlNG (samme Adresse)
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ALE syge og Lidende

vii faa frit Brew ON en- we'd en- Missioner
fra 0stindien indfort udmarket Medicln
for thma Bronkit, Katarrh. Influenza
S5vnl6shed, Nervesvekkelse M, M. Naevn
dette Blad og send Brew til Pastot II. +.
Berah, 392222N. Kadzie Ave-. Chicago Ill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

7R0 ~yeoo 6MlfraA noka. Ell kvartM Mil IRA Skde.e N halvM Mi e.. u;~Lo
A00 <AOIC0, we'd Hovedvej Taefon. 40 Acres dyrket 10 shoa ~ S' IS
---l land. As Gr@smark 2ANafa Lero e andblandet 500 49,
fencedoR CROSSE fenced. MVanlserAS tucco Hus bel K2lderC ;trna eIsLtLs.
Granery. 2aode Br0nde en- hav Acre Fuethave ned Blomme. Fhe -oa Ps,an.as
r"a.s o"u pau raEnenn nnoee Ct 4 VeresersH us Stad O. NJ asktnskur. Smuh
A""n"k' MS; S@'W' ee Vllkaar SKI eter Lste over andre FArnne.
JOHN BENNER, Anoka. MINI
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st. PAUL.
Ci,.. Office:
62S Endiestt Building.

&eo 8ipb eller @eparation at
1bre beiss ben pelfienbte Subelr
Simon @elion, 211 6. 7tb Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
WEST KINGSTON

E. P. Metcaf of Providence called on friends here recently.
 The Why and How club met in the soboelhouse Tuesday at 2.sO D. m, stan dard time. The bylaws that were brought before the meeting were acted upon. It was voted to let men join.
 Miss Dorothy M. Kenyon is visiting hzr grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. George Niles of Wyoming.
 Euckleberries are very scarce in this section, the frosts having killed the buds.
 Eggs are 4Q cents per dozen.
 Tuesday night some person broke into Mr. RandalPs market. Not much was taken. Wednesday night parties were trying to break in at the railroad station but John Shanteil was near and fright ened the marauders away. It is thought to be the work of tramps. as they are very numerous of late around here.
 Mrs. Fred Webster of Wakefield visit ed relatives here recently.
 Mrs. Fannie BicknsM is visiting reia- tives al Wickford Junction.
 Mrs. R. H. Bristow and daughters wis. tied relatives at Wyoming Wednesday. Mir and Mrs. George s. James and family of Madunock visited local rela-. tives. Thursday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Pitts of New York
 Sarah Randall is working for Mrs. ] J. CottrelL
 Mir and Mrs Carroll Arnold were in Providence Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
COLCHESTER

The Colchester State Guard Rifle club held meeting Friday evening at Otis yharmacy. The club voted to take sd- vantage of the governments offer. where by they can purchase their rifles and small arms at a greatly reduced price.
 s. P Sears, engineer on the state road job, was at the New London end of tn. job Thursday and Friday.
 c. W. Blakeslee ad R. L. RefEell,th 0. New Haven were at the state road office Friday
 Timothy o'Connen of East Haddam called on William Hanson on Broadway Friday.
 Charles Wilbur of Salem was a week end caller here.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. E. Baker and Mrs. s ?. Sears were Norwich visitors Friday Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray ,notored 10 Hartford Thursday Earle Porter of New Haven is at hI. l home on Pleasant street for a few days | vacation. Mrs. Benjamin Shea of BridEeport wa, A guest of Rev. and Mrs. B. D. Reminr. | ton on i.mwood avenue the past week
 Mrs. NJ. J. Porter and daughters ana Mrs O. C. Johnson were in Norwich FrL day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Davis Theatre

Carter DeHaven, who so successfully registers intoXication as the tempera- mental Signor Monti in his own film yer sion of Twin Beds. has had the benefit oi vast experience in depicting gentlemen who have imbibed not wisely but. well In one of his first starring vehicles of the speaking stage. The Girl in the Taxi. MT DeHaven staggered convincingly about the stage for 450 nights. until he began to feel that he had been an inebriats from birth. Followed then several vau- devil.e sketches and a number of screen comedies, in all of which Mir. DeHayen
 was at one time or another discovered ir reeling condition.
 Report has it that in Twin Beds Mir. DeHaven has eclipsed all his preyious
 comedy successes and has made SignoI Monti one of the most laugh-provokine | characters that was ever flashed upon 1 the silver sheet. Great things were pro
 phesied for Mir. DeHaven's production, ! and from all accounts it has justified
 every prediction that it would be one Of ' the seasons great successes Twin Bedi | will be the attraction at the Davis the | atre Wednesday and Thursday. The sixth National picture, The PzlacG ] of Darkened Windows, which is the sec ond feature deals with the kfe and cns- | toms of East India It has been produced 1 on lavish and surlptuous scale and fol 1 the first time in motion pictures chroai 1 cles faithfully tho true workings of a | harem.
 A young American E'rl, anxious to gziI
 an insight into the mysterious abode of 2 l rajah, consents to enter the realm of thi latter and in short time finos hersel
 unable to cope with the situation starinl l her in the face.
 The comedy is entitled The Toonervill Fire Brigade, which is one of the serie of Tooneryille Trolley series. fezturinl the funny old skipper.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent Il
IT HAS NO EQUAL DECLARES PRICE
Bridgeport Citizen Says Tan lac Is Only Thing That Ever Reached His Trouble.

The list of testimonials in behalf of the merits of Taniae grows daily as new tests of it's powers are made, Leslie Price, 2365 Main St, Bridgeport, Conn, in relating his experience with the medi- cine recently, said:
 'Tanlac is the first and only medicine that ever helped me the least bit. and it good actually couldn't wish to feel any better than do now. Up until two years ago 1 always enjoyed the best of health. At that time, however, I began to notice my robust health was gradIaaiy slipping away from me, and I wasn't feeling at all like myself. My back got to aching worse than toothache, my appetite failed soon got to where 1 couldn't eat fried po- tatoes, but very little meat, and if I ven tured to eat a little pork it hurt me SC bad l actually thought my time had come. About four months ago I began going down hill rapidly, 1 couldn't eat a bit of anything without suffering for hours, and nights that pain in my back kept me awake most of the time, and the way suffered was simply terrible.
 Well I just kept getting worse this way until friend of mine got me to try Ta1lac On my first bottle my appetite began to pick up. and now, after taking six bottles of Tanlac. I have a corkine good appetite and am eating meats, ever pork and fried potatoes, without bit ot trouble afterward. l have gained sev. eral pounds in weight, and never have peacefully as child. In fact, my trou bles are completely gone, and Tanlat gets all the credit for making me fee like my real self again."
 Tanlac is sold in Norwich by the Ma tional Drug Store Corp.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
DAYVLLE

Mrs- Mary D. Stokes recently eeseas@t- ed her s0th birthday. She was born in Burrillyille R. L, the daughter of Dan iel s. and Mary Rebeoca Stiness Snam- way, and the widow of John Stokes. Jr.. and has one son. Charles, A. Stokes Of New Britain. She has been a resident of Dayville since 1870.
 The women Of the parian met in St. Joseph's church a week ago. when a lo- cal branch of the National Catholic Vel fare Council was formed. Mrs- William Reddy was elected chairman: Mss Julia oNeill, secretary and treas1rer and Mrs. Alma Forcier Of Goodyear and Miss Mary Hughes of Attawaugan zs- sistants. The object and aim of the or ganizstion was explained by Mrs Jodu Riley Of W5llimantic, president of the Nindham County society.
 Miss Nora Ryan. assistant at the tDwz farm is having two weeks vacation ss Worcester. Miss Adesne Bsssett Gcosm- panied her.
 Mir. and Mrs. George L. King of cleve- land. O.. Miss Sarah Ricclus. Miss Mary Foster of North Ox1brd were recent guests of Mrs. Agnes sBarrowclough-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
TO RENT

TO RENT-FurnIshed rooms, with or without board. Is Boswell Ave. jesd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
Breed Theatre and Majestic Roof e.rse.

Reputation, Priscilla Deans widely heralded Universal phOtodrama, was shown last night at the Breed theatre and Majestic oof Garden before a crit ical audience. It was greeted by thS same enthusiastic reception it is reP1Ft- ed to have received in other citlea- The story deals w1th a dual role. n shows first a little orphan asylum girl who becomes an actress and irnperson< ates her own moJasr, by whom she vaG deserted in infancy and who is so -dissi- pated that she cannot fulhn her New York engagement
 Sensationaliy dramatic scenes in Lon- | don's Limehouse district. giimpses of
 Bachanalian parties in fashionable Lcn-
 don apartment houses. studies of ths l slums in both New York and London and
 refreshing views of small town life win a pleasing comedy relief, tend to em- phssize the dramatic force of the story and give it an interesting change oe To- caie.
 Stuart Patton directed ReyutataoE at
 Universal City from Lucien Huoband's screen adaptation of Edwina Levin's
 story, False Coiors. A cast of popular fsvorites was assembled for the princi- pal supporting roles.
 Reputation H-u be the feature sttrzc- tion again today and tonight at both the Breed theatre and Majestic Roof Garden
 and other VictUTes on ohe bill ilc4udS the fifth chapter of The Son of Tarzzn
 the Pathe News and Century comedy.