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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08
9bbsfalb.

&aroinal Gibbons, Baltimore, er
afgooet be6. 9b6en efter lengere
Ei6s @pg6om, SO Mar gan1mel. Meo
bom milter Sen fatolffe &irfe ber /
2anoet lite Blot titulert fin fdrite
Man6, ii fra 1aa at iige alle Si6er
bab6e ban gennem mango @ar be<
Fret anie iom cen al &nbeftrfenS
6pgtigite og melt biotifl1enoe ST.
rere.
9lf6e6e bar lite ioo Ii6t al en-
Statsman6, og 0erfor tom ban inart
til, efter at ban bnr bleben 8reit,
at in6toge Sen enc EiIliospoit efter
BEN an6en. = S 1877 bIeb ban gr=
febiip / Baltimore, og 1886 no=
nebntes ban iom &ar6inal.
SON Dar 6en egentlige @run6I9g,
ger al set fdtolffe l1niberiitet i
2Ba1D11tgto11 y. y. 9an bar en- 1tos
merfet Saler, og ogiaa 16enfor BEN
fatolffe &irfe bar ban bit agtet, og
en-, bbis @aao man isgte og 1ptteoe
til. San bar 81. a. megler / flere
Mrbeioeriri6i og 11,noer @ri-
gen ft6tteoe ban @egieringen pna
set ftarfefte baa6e / Gale og Sfrift
og opnn,11treoe og tilfpnbeoe Set,
fatolffe @irfe til at itgtte @soe
aors, tegne fig for .2ibertD Bombs"
ofp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08
Bt Blinhf.

Set @goe &ors 8linoeinlt nltitl1t for
.@ol0ater, ser bleb b1inbe6e / &rige,1,
fin6er, at al olle Sc forifiellige Sag
bpilfe Snltit11tet ,nberpiier, er set
melt popu1ere ct Sanoelsfnrins, /
bpilfet oe blin6e @ol6ater lerer 1t
orbeibe iom 8utifserpeoienter og
lere bporoon Sc l1ben @por al Ms=
filtance Tan oripe 6eres egen Bnttts=
forretning. @iotil bar 6e blinbe 10
5om @egel lert at bin6e &oite og
Beriter elIer at flntte @to1eieoer,
oq set er 10 life banifeligt at for
5tao at Be snse @oloater fin6er Ell
1ongt bebageligere % mere i1o@
brinac1,oc 6rentt6 i ut ielge Sorer
/ beres egen Butif.
gegbe &ors &anbelsffole lerer De
uuqe Men6 onrtre1tt bet ianrnte fom
oe pil6e lore i en- alminbelig San=
oelsifole; bporle6es be ftal fsbe
oeres 8orer, opertere, ppnte @i11o1=
er, fore 8ogboloeri, og - og, bpao
set melt gelber ON - forltaa at
iIfrebsitille oeres &unoer. Men
benne @fole 1ere Sc tillige bporl'>
oes Sc ifal arrangere @arerne, iaa
at Sc 1oer @onifeligbeb ton finoe
bpa6 ser iorlanees. @folen er i11o'
rettet jo1n Ell 8,1tif, i bpilfen olle
sssn5titutets @leper feber bpab De be-
beper, og @a116elsifolenS eleper
foar poa Ben @aabe praftilf Grla=
ring iom 8utifserpe6iert.
Otter ct fire Mfaaneoers &urluS
! 6enne @fo1e ien6es @leben foc to
Weaune6er til en- 8utif ion1 sS1tltttl;-
tct eier 116e 8pe11, bbor man font
mer / 6irefte 8erering meh &lnnoer
al alle @lags, % bbor ban tillige
bagIig fo111n1er / 8ergrtng meo
glqenter og Snn6elsreiienbe, ser
gnlfer at iplge &arer til 8ntttte1,
geaar glepen bar bebiit at ban pir=
feliq 6uer til 11oget ium Grpeoient
og iom 5orret11ingsleoer, bielper
BET &p6e @ors ba1n til at aabne 1tn
egen sSorretning / 6en 8p ban Tom
fra. Sen 11l1berenoe &lasie beitoor
al 12 blinoe 5o1oater, iom bper
inoen ret 1enge pil eie og bribe en-
lille 8utifsforretning al en- eller an
oen @lags, ser nil gere bam naf=
be,,eig for belle 2ibet
glf Sc @olooter ser allereoe bar
sennen1gaoet Sfo1en bor flere tia
ret fig l,onarfet / 6eres egen 6or=
refining. Gn al 6ern aabne6e ct
Msfuroncefontor Baltimore og /
oe fsrite iDp Weaaneoer bor ban
tegnet Msiurance for 10000 9o1-
lars. gn on6en eier en- itor Gro
cerpftore / Connecticut. Ser er en-
ser bar 8utif nteo @anop, @oooba1o
og 9obaf / Sllinois, % en- an6en
felger @totionerp og Eobof Colo
ro6o. @foIens @leber fi16es allere=
oe / ,11nnee forifiellige @tater og i
bsiit forifieHige 6orretninger. asaa
@rl,no al Sen 1,o1nerfe6e 8eHe6z
ming iom De nootog Sfolen er
ser i11ge1 al 6ern, ser finder noeen
ierlig @anifelisbeb be6 at 6rine
Torretr,ing uoen spor af &ieIp for
6olf Ser Tan ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08
Sra saeon'a, @ai6.

Sra 9aeoma, @aib.
8aa1 1fe6ag 1921.
S en- Mfbo,16ltng / bette 8la6 an=
eaae1oe @progloben i @p6 Dafota
(efter BET norffe B1a6 r@iergutten")
fin1es Der en- BemGrfning, iom maa
for6gn1nes poa 6et fraftigite, of en-
bber loyal i116banoret on1erifanif
8orger. Set er 8en9rf11ingen vbe
oumrne Danfees". ga er set life
3op1naal al 6refbe6, at benebne -
ober en- lob 5fo - 6e i116fe6te Slime
rifanere iaale6es? Set er bel netop
iao6o11ne l16trDf ON 2a116ets egne
8brn, Der fetter 6art 6e nbeIoige
2obforilag moo fremme6e @prog,
iom egentlig er @rigsbern, men ion1
frenoeles buffer op / en- eller an6er1
5orm Set er f6rite Gang / 6e nog=
1eogtreoipe Mar, ieg bar opbo16t mig
fer 2on6et, at leg bor iet iaa6an
ct l16trDf ONT 6e iaafalote Oanfeer /
offentlig Srpf. Nfbon6lingens 5or=
fotter, n1aa iiffert lt6e al en- ipgelig
ggenferligbeo for Zig ielp og fin
Nationalitet. @be1n iom bar baft
min6ite Sornfbem meo nOanfeerne"
- og er erlig = r1aa in6rgmne,
at Sc er alt onbet e>o u6nnme", og
at Sc iom @egel er fli11fe og liberalt
tenfen6e syolf. Om set ierlig er
uponfeerne",. ser arbej6er for Sc
fremo1lffen6e 11bel6ige @prog1obfor=
ilag er bel tbiliomt; men man maa
bulfe paa, at 2onoets @prog er eng
elf og at mango al oe 6islopale
&refter, ser bill 2an6ets gieloen6e
2ooe til 9ipsj for EN- flor 9el agite=
rer giennetn bisie 8la0e fremne=
Sc @prog. Mon maa beller lite
glen1rne, at man fom fer tillan6s
fribilligt og bleb belbilligt optaget
iom 8orger al ianme. Man bnr
NOT 9aet til at fritiiere, bpao man
tenfer er ubel6igt, n,sn lite meb
erinme og iiofe l16trpf om 2on6ets
Sn6fe6te; iaa er man paa forfierte
8eie, ser meget let Tan babe Tent=
ME Gbleer, for 6en ufrer1,ne6fbbte
M1nerifaner".
S Sag, Yaaffeooe, ct Ser pree-
tigt @olifin, ber be6 Huet @uno.
Sorreiten bar @interen> zen af be
mi1oeite man bar oplebet ber, men
me6 en- @asie @egnbeir. Man bar
bel al6rig Jet iaa megen @rbei6slgs=
be6 ber be6 Sun6et }om ben af=
il1,tteoe @inter. '@totens bigtigite
SSn6u1tri, E6nrrnerin6uitrien bar /
mango Maaneoer itaaet / @tampe,
og l16iigterne er fren6eles tnaa6eli=
ge. Ser bDgges en- Meng6e 8eboel=
iesbnie Der for Si6en; ser er flor
Mangel paa 2eiligbe6er, og man
benptter fig al 6e bt1lige 9riier -
ier1ig paa G6mmer. Sen ibgaaen=
Sc &rafif ber fra 8pen er / burtig.
opgaaense. Ser gaar neppe en-
Maone6, u6en at ser itartes en- M
Dan1pifibslinie, 1ne6 @r6epunH for
gun6ets &e6fon1n1e116e ber, / Sab
men. 9anff Slag ies <al6ri9 mere
ber paa 9dbnen.
Gocona er en- al 6e i111uffeite og
inn1ffeit beltggen6e 8Der 2an6et.
Sen bar t1Rr en- N9tfe berltge
Starter. Sg iaa @an6et ne6 6e
mange Sfibe.
@enligit S. g. 56renien.
Bi inbrgnuner, at set norife
8la6s l16trDf bnr il6e balgt, bbis
oct ffu16e gieloe ollie in6fe6te Slime
rtfanere. Men Der, bbor 6et bru=
ges, er ser 10 0om man fan fe be6
at leie glrtifle1D 6irefte Gale ON
Me61ernnerne af SD6 9afotas Ste,
preier1ta11tbus, og set er De in6feo.,
te 6eri, iont gibes Sen iffe in1igren-
Be 8etegnelie. Maaife er Sen ogila
iloe baIet oberfor ben bi fienoer
bem lite. Men bi lagbe Merte tit
at Gorfatteren fa1ote noele af fine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08
idges om etbbert al @erens &on:
torer belle 2an6et ober.

WSt9 V33t e1DOe11 UI Y1Ie'19 0eO3'@
torer belle 2an6et ober.
Si6en @o1ooterne lite ipnes at
billie uleiltge fig me6 ie1b at forlan=
ge Me6alien, bar &rigsmi1iiteriet
rlt oprettet ct &ontor un6er 2e6elIe
af Colonel CHARLES $. @artin, as-
iilteret al "a Sfftcerer, Der bill igge
at fin6e @ol6aterne og oberr9ffe
hem SEN Mee6alie Ser ttlfon1ner 6en.
Men man bil ipare 6em en- Meng6e
une6per6igt 9lrbei6e og 8eiber pe6
ie1b at forIonge Me6olien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08
Sr,t Slit sSenien.

6ru Gbit Senien rejite ifelge
~Nor6lpiet" biem me6 u0scar g."
itolte Sors6og. 9lf en- Gan1tale, 1om
8laoets @epreientant bab6e mes
benoe "paa Galoerebet" anferes:
&onuner De tilboge til gln1e=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-08

@oruner De ti1boge til glme
rita?
- So.
= &il De bo16e Soreorog?
= eSa, men lite for Daniferne.
- @bor itort bar l1n6erifu66e1
paa 9eres Sore6rag Seem Sort?
- Spb Dollars. @oa set air.
man life mere.
= 8i1 9e boloe Sorebrog berob:
re for Mmerifonerne?
- &at,1rliebis. Seq bor Sn1pres
iario, 8ureau og set @ele er i 0r:
oen. 6ore6raget ffal be6oe v@fan
6inopiit 2itteratur". =
= @bormonge @bin6er bar til
@te6e peo Deres 6ore6rog 8oib
irgton?
- 9ulin6e.
= @ior6e Sc 2pffe?
Set bar en- bonbtttig @ufces.
Mine gittigbe6er giorbe enorn
2pffe. 0g Domerne fIgi op oq
bar iigebe6 at fpsie mig libel oq
in6bgo mig baooe til ,5Iorioa oq
Masiacbuietts.
= @borfor 6an1per De bie1n?
= 6or6i jeg blep tpunge11 6ertiI.
= @bem Tan tbinge Gbit sseniet,
til noget?
! = 6orleggeren. Sn6en lite ssuli
ifal ban babe Manuifriptet til I'd
8eger: Cert, en- n1oberne &bin6es
&iitorie iannt en- @er6ensifibsno=
belle.
= Naor fer pi Sem altlaa tqeu
iblan6t Sc fire @nn6re6?
- Eli @fterooref!
Evening star., 1921-11-04

the government Of the United States,
within said District, not included
within tho limits Of either Of said
cities to pay any debts owing by that
portion OF said District:
provided, That the charters OF said
cities severally. and the powers OF
said levy court, shall be continued
Cor the following purposes, to wit:
For the collection Of all sums Of
or to said levy court: for the enforce.
ment Of all contracts made by said
cities. respectively. or by said levy
court, and all taxes, heretofore as.
sessed, remaining unpaid; for the COL
lection Of all just claims against said
cities. respectively; or against said
levy court; for the enforcement Of all
legal contracts against said cities, re-
spectively. or against said levy court.
until the affairs Of said cities. re-
spectively. and OF said levy court
shall have been fully closed: and no
suit in favor of or against said cor
porations or either Of them, shall
abate by reason Of the passage Of this
act, but the same shall be prosecuted
to final Judgment as II this act had
not been passed"
Nothing can be clearer than that the
two city charters were repealed and
all offices abolished" he says. ut
would be a strange city, indeed. with
out a charter. without officers.
'The language OF the act 10 so clear
and even the charters of the two
cities were to be continued only until
the affairs OF said cities. respectively.
and Of said levy court shall have been
fully closed that comment to make
the meaning more clear is useless"
Evening star., 1921-11-04
wife FEARS THREAT.

A husbands alleged threat that he
would go so far away that it would
take SO to send him a postal card"
drew an order from Justice Bailey, in
Equity Division 1. that he furnish a
District pending a hearing on his
wife's application for maintenance.
Mrs. Annie Shefts complained to the
court that her husband. George !.
Shefts. a salesman, had treated her
cruelty and had not properly sup
ported her. She feared he might
carry out the alleged threat, she said.
and leave Washington without pro-
viding for her support.
Justice Bailey also cited the hus-
band to show cause why ne should
not pay temporary alimony to his
wife. Attorney P. B. Morehouse ap-
pears for the wife.
Evening star., 1921-11-04
Beaver Hats
for Girls

S mart tailored
styles. trimmed in
grosgrain ri b b o n.
Colors are b | a c X.
b { aver, tan and
brown.
spseis, 1926
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Overcoats ...... $3.50 to $3.50
P-B Sweaters. :. $3.50 to $3.50
Polo Knit Caps. .$1W to $3.50
Winter Gloves -. rs to $3.50
Underwear ..Sl.W to $500
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
THE AETNA LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.

The Aetna Life Insurance COMPANY and
affiliated companies. The Aetna Casual
ty and Surety company and The Autono-
bile Insurance company. make an In
pressive showing in their annual state
ment printed in The Bulletin today, vita
total assets Of s204 ,sSg,SgO, and total
surplus TO policyholders Of Sz7.g01,st7.
The assets Of the parent company are
s17T,b02,36s while the Casualty company
has S15,44l,106 and the Automobile com
pany fi1,Ss6,417. This great life INCUR
ance company has paid 20 policybolder1
f42S,sSs,s41 in seventy-onc years
The Aetna Life Insurance company, a.
outgrowth Of the Aetna CFireJ, StartsS
It's Independent life In 1853 WIKI a capl-
tai Of $4,000. II is interesting 70 note
that its greatest percentage Of growth &C.
Cured in the five years following TIE
Civil war. when the assets jumped from
$Se1,57S to Si3,0s9.s37. 1t Is the experf-
| ence OF all insurance companies So Oar
making reports that in the last two years
| their growth has increased by leaps and
bounds and 1t Is certainly fair aAsurrD-
| ton that for the next three years the
growth Of the Aetna LIE and Of all other
life insurance companies will be On a
extraordinarily large scale
The Aetna Life Insurance Company han
had only three presidents, Eliphalet A
BulkeleY. Thomas o. Enders and the Hen
Morgan @. Buckley. son Of the first pres
ident, whose incumoency OF the oncs
dates back TO 1880, when he was mayer
Of Hartford. The record of PreAdezf
BuEzeley Of forty-ons years OF the ssv-
enty-one years Of the comoany's exist
ence has been filed with achievement n
many diversified lines. but In none mort
so than In the insurance company itaen
The total income Of the three Aetna
companies amounted last year 10 SAL
Ss4,l4s there having been an Increase. q
far s'he parents company IL conoernsd
Of over Ss,00o,000 in premium incom.,
;14,oo0,ooe In assets, one and one-hail
million IN surplus to policy holders. znd
over S26 100000 In bfe Insurance. n
force. Inc new life insurance paid fer
in 1870 amounted TO ;495. 1855 and N.
life insurance IN force January 1, 1871
was the huge sum Of over S1,i5s,s S9s
600.
The Aetna Life Insurance company hai
entirely outgrown It's home Office buiiding
remodeled only a few years ago. and va
rious departments now occupy a nurnbe
Of other buildings. II is well known tina
great Aetna building viii he erected q
soon as building conditions become nor
NAL. when all It's physical properties WI
, be gathered under one roof. and the
there win be ample evidence 10 the ey
E Of the insurance institution which
. known 30 favorabiy as one Of the Eres
Hartford companies.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Norwich, within and for the District Of
Norwich, on the 18th day Of February, A
D. 1921.
Present-NELSoN ]. AYLING. Judge.
Estate Of Ophelia S. Wasley, late Of
Norwich, in said District, deceased.
The Administrator c. {. a. appeared in
Court and filed a written application al
leging that said estate is now in settle
ment in said Court, and praying for an
order to sell certain real estate, belonging
to said estate, fully described in said APP
piication.
Whereupon, 1t Is Ordered. That said
application be heard and determined at
the Probate Court Room In the City of
Norwich, in said District, on the I1th day
of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1871 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. and that notice Of the pen
dency OF said application. and Of said
hearing thereon, be given by the publ
cation of this order once in some news
paper having a circulation in said Dis
trict- at least three days prior to the Gate
Of said hearing. and that return be made
to the Court.
NELSON ]. AYLING. Judge.
The above and foregoing is n true copy
Attest: HELEN N. DREsCHER,
febSd Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08

That announcement that Girls n BT-
erything will be the attraction at TIA
Strand theatre, Feb. 10, IL and II. Is ths
cause of genuine Joy among the theatre
goerf Of this section and that thu Ge-
iightful musical comedy viii be oLe Il
tne biggest hits kncwn here in many
seasons is evidenced by ne success which
this splendid company has been acsuev-
ing In all other cities.
Girls n Everything is big. Eznarl
srappy. classy. tunefIL danny. tezu;.tui
musical comedy and the best. WfhSut
any exaggeration. offered IN thls vicin-
ity in the past twenty years. IieadAg
this splendid company Of funruakera.
Fingers and dancers Is Marx Lea, the
inimitable comedian. Ruby Lusby asd
Bernie Clarke, supported by a stngtng
and dancing chorus OF beauties.
The production Of Girls n Everything
is superb. The principals and the chorus
are smartly gowned in Dame Fashion's
--latest creations while the scenic and cleo
trical equipment outshiacs any two doi-
lar show ever seen here. despite the faes
that Girls n Everything Is offered n
popular prices
Girls n Everything Is the musical com
edy delight OF the season and an attrac-
ton that no one can afford 10 miss
There will be complete shows on@sc
daily.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08

THERE no advertising medium in
Eastern Coz uectieut equal to The BulIa.
tn fer business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
AT THE STRAND.

John Vance. in whose care n dytna
mother left his only sister. girl Of ex-
ceptional charm and beauty. almost be-
came enmeshed in criminal proceedings
by an overt act Of his which might have
had dire consequences for all concerned
His sister, who had left for New York
to pursue her musical studies. seems 10
have fallen 4 victim Of some Of the un-
conscionable creatures that infest AL
grades Of society. Not being able TO To-
cate Mary. his sister. after several weeks
Of arduous search, yet quite sure a. 70
the persons responsible for her plight, be
struck on novel plan TO square things.
Justin Lord, the scoundrel in question.
possesses but one known virtue, and that
is his love for his de lighter M.Irion. BY
q cleverly worded decoy letter Miss Lerd
was iured by John Vince TO Yates. n.
T., and there was practically made q
prisoner, being carefully watched over ~
Jim the caretaker OF the Vance estate.
There remains but &c be added that
Miss Marion Lord and John Vance are 70
be married, the date having been set for
some time in the e. rly fail All this snd
more in Voices, a Victor lSrener picture.
which win be shown at TIE Strand thea
tire.
A comedy, villa Of the Moves. and
Episode No. IL Of The Moon Riders con-
pletes the bill
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
BREED TURArnE.

Hobart Boswor;h heads tire b.Il ~ TIE
Breed theatre today IN His Own Law.
This Is a film hat viii satisfy the most
critical demand Of ev,Ts man. wrvnsn
and child. There r. coinedv. there = pa
thos. there IS power n Ills Own Law.
and TO those OF :'ou who Rave ssen He
bart Bosworth On the s.re.1. q =. sun
ciclt e say he is at he hast IN a 7sr4
made for HIS excrnii,lil iai-rts IRE
story frcm which tn fin was built vas
written by Franz; Ernwni-e. and pro
duced by J. Packer Read. J.. No strong
CT offering has come Or f. like,y > come
for some time. The n-ay IS constrDcted
about a stirring niDi. rcvo'vi7s about tNe
lives Of two striking sl.-r1-t"-7 and the
main theme is r1-1's sacrifice for his
friend. MANY 81 iiic 500 . sr1 N The
story are .->euic rrzrvr's tv n seide frra
their relation 20 the ~ fly moving hra-
ma.
A Century cornell rni &c F1the
News make up the reina,"iar Of Tire
bin.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08

WE HAVE a few more second hand
motorcycles and sidecars for sale at rca-
sonable prices. Call and look them over.
Norwich Cycle Co., Main St. Phone
709. feb4d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief, within and for the said Town
of Mansfield. will meet at the office of the
Town Hall, Spring Hill. on Monday, Feb.
z, 1921, from 10 a. r. to p. M. and on
then and there to hear all appeals from
the doings OF the Assessors in said Town.
and any other business within our juris-
diction underF the statute laws of the
State of Connecticut
Dated at Mansfield. Conn, Jan. Is.
1921.
GILBERT MATHEWSON,
EDWIN K. WHITEHOUSE,
ALBERT Z. ANTHONY,
feb5d Board Of Relief
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE.

h In The Little 'Fraid Lady, her latest
Robertson-Cole production, adapted from
Marjorie Benton Cookies popular novel,
The Girl Who Lived in the Woods, Mae
Marsh has a vehicle which allows her
full scope for the expression Of that
whimsical charm which has made her
one Of most beloved figures on the silver
sheet at the Davis theatre wednesday
and Thursday. The picture was directed
by John q. Adolf who recently added 10
his already envtable record by his direc-
ton of The Wonder Man. starring
Georges Carpentier. An excellent cast
appears IN support Of Miss Marsh.
! among whom are such dramatic charaa-
ter delineators as TuIly Marshall. Kath-
leen Kirzham.. Charles Meredith. Herbert
Prior. Gretchen Hartman and George
Bertholom. Jr.
/ The second feature Is Annette Keller
man. the Diving Venus. as she IS known
/ throughout the world. and said 10 pos
sess the most perfect female figure Of
any woman, whose activities In water and
J exhibitions Of fame high-diving have
been the features OF our big vaudeville
circuits and motion picture attr icslons in
her latest work before the camera. What
( Women Love, produced by Sol I.esrer
I and released by First National. What
/ Women Love is said TO re wholly differ
eht from and to exceed anything Miss
Keilerman has ever done before the cam
era. $50 foot dive from the mast Of a
! pitching schooner serving as one OF the
many thrills Miss Kellernnn gives her
audience. One Of the unusual episodes IN
photodramatic presentations are The nm
der-sea scenes showing Miss Kellerr,ar
IN combat with one Of the rut'nous crc,u.
Exhibitions OF fancy diving are a.so Civ.
en-. The story deals with TIRE moral re.
] form efforts OF IL nos Cotton fEa;,,h
Lewis), whose daughter. Anuahci AN.
rctte Kellernan) IN particularly fcnd Of
I swimming and n one-pirce bathing SUIT
Willie ST. John Cvrhealer oai.n any s. ri.
50 strong for the moral unl:ft stu1 and Is
Z model young man. The clvs-r1an
STUFF. however. Il thrust rnexreetrd en-
our Willie and he der7iops into a real he.
man. gaining tho respect CT Annabel
news weekly will also hH shown
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN
KNOWN AS THE FELIX GARCEAU
FARM, ON BLUE HILL

The farm is located Oh Blue Hill, part
ly in Franklin and partly in Bozrah, and
consists of about 2S5 acres of land, farm
house Of IL rooms. witE large attic that
can easily be made into two more rooms,
TWO large barns, an outbuildlng adapted
Tor milk, vegetables and storage pur-
loses. The farm is situated on the cross
load from Bozrah to Franklin. a quarter
Of IL mile from the state road from Nor
wich to Wiliimantic. There are about 100
scres of first rate rillage and grass land,
$50 about IS acres of woodland, from
INCH over 1000 cords Of merchandise
ord wood may lie easily cut. and for
Inch there is a nearby market; also
about 70 acres of pasture, also apple
orchard of 400 trees. The farm has q
grand and picturesque view of miles Of
surrounding country, is eight miles from
Norwich, three miles from the village of
Fitchville and Yantic, with easy hauling
TO market and railroad. Place is well
watered, having ,never-failing brook,
springs and two wells. Place will keep
100 head of cattle and cut over So tons
of hay.
For further information. apply to
FELIX GARCEAU, on the premises, or
to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, IS Broad
way Norwich, Conn. jan27d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
What Is Going On Tonight

Motion Pictures a. 5reed Theatre
Feature Motion Pictures at Davis r..
atre.
Shetucket Lodge, No. "a. I. o. o. F.
meets in Odd Fellows Hail
Norwich Nest. No. 1886. y. D. o.. meets
In Owls Hall
st. Annes T. A. Society meets IN I. A
3. Building.
Sachem Chapter. No. 81. o. Z s., uoosss
In Triple Link Building.
Ladies' Auxiliary. 40. Is, A o. z
meets In Buckingham Memorial
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Real Estate Broker John A. Moran haa
sold for MIS-. Annie h. Underwood e
Joseph Pieretti the property at No. 9
Town street, consisting Of two cottars
houses. one six rooms and the Other
eight. and barn and lot Mr.. Pleret5
makes the purchase as an Investment znd
also intends TO make one OF the cottages
his home.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08

COME IN and have your car washed,
any time between S a. IN. and IL D. m.
Bailey's Garage, Bath St aec5Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
TO RENT

= TO RENT-Space in garage for single
car or truck. apply Ill McninIey Ave.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-08
PAPER HANGING

PAINTING and pzperhanying first
class work az falling market prices. Phone
1852. Kudlick, 263 Central Ave
decz4d