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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
HIGH CLASS yAuDEvILLE
 FOR CONTTY FAIH

Ten high class vaudeville arfs havf been booked for the New London Conn. ty Fairgrounds. The vaudeville acts will be presented on the stage in iron, of the two grandstands between the horse races. The vaudevilie bookinrs was completed this corning bv Secre- tary Gilbert s. Raymond of the fair as. sociation and the attractions are an. nounced as follows:
 The three comics. three men in a nov. elfy acrobat:c speciality. De Marcos man and woman. in novelty aerial ac, that is bound to please. Gordon Eros in a novelty comedy act The Pack ards. man and woman in a sensation al perch act. Uyeeds Japs. one of the trio walks up a flight of stairs on his head. unsupported. Four AIusical Hodg- es, three women and one nan in 3 beautiful all brass instrument musscas act. Gordon Bros, and Their Fannus Boxing Kangaroo. the most remarl,a ble Kangaroo ever exhibited. Daredevf Gus Oliver, in .. hair rising % foot siise for life while enveioped in flames Le Maize Trio. an all comedy act witz high tables.
 These acts are coming direct from ths B. F. Keith Circuit and will be ssez each afternoon during the fair gviih. i out Q doubt the vaudeville p-o-rarlure ! for which no extra charge is made nir he one of the finest. # not the finest l ever presented at the county fair
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
F1ve. Fine Acts at Broadwa-.

The feature vaudeville attraction ef the Broadway for the latter half of thif week is Fern, Bigelow and King I'm is an excellent variety offering thai cal hold its own anywhere.
 The next attraction is Doman and Stanley in "A Drop For Life" They are eouilibrists. They offer a sensa- tional routine including what they cal 'Drop For Life" This is said to be the highest drop a man has ever made upon bis hands. Their routine is full of novelties and of high entertainment value.
 Kennedy and Davies present -Four in ones This is a pot pourri of comedy dance and song. They know how 10 make fun to the fullest extent of the meaning of that word
 Sully and Kennedy follow next with their character offering. Shoot Ma Like most skits. the title is nothing more than an Identification tag The important part is the material and the way it is offered and these two clever actors have assembled Q line of song and talk of the Al brand and they handle it in an Al way.
 Cooper and Ricardo apper in their new comedy a st. Did You See Ny Horse 2. They offer and entertaining comedy skit that is sure to make you eonvulse with laughter. Miss Ricardo is an encentric comedianne. of the E karat type and MT. Cooper is for of equal weight.
 True love. innocent filtration. jealeuEy, and quick wit play important parts 2 'The Married FlspDer." Marie Proyosit z latest Universal starring vehicle direct ed by Stuart Patton al the BroadvaT theatre today and Saturday rhree n;eces of bread and two lives care helc in inc balance over a dainty toasfer bv the fapper wife who continues 70 dc red Tapping" even after marriage
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
Democratic Caucus

The Democratic electors of the Town of Norwich are request ed to meet in eau GUS in Town HaII Thursday, Aug. 31st. 1922 at o'clock D. m. standard time, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Democratic State Convention to be held in Foot Guard ArInory, Hartford, Conn, on Wednesday and Thursday Sept goth and 21Sf. 1922, for the norni- nation of candidates for United States Senator and State Officers.
 Also for the purpose of electing dele gates to the Democratic CongreSsional, Senatorial, County and Probate Conyen- tions
 By order Town Committee
 WILLIAM H. CALLAHAN, Chairman. ' Dated Aug. 22d, 1922.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
TODAYS EVENTS

Five hundredrh aaniversary of Che King Henry v. Of England.
 Centenary Of the birth of Timoth. w. Anglin. Speaker of the D0minIbf house of commons.
 Centenary Of the birth Of Jose,l smith Fon9er. r. $. senator >frou Ten. nessee during the Reconstruction period
 Birthday greetings to Queen Wilh-l nina of the Netheriands. who .s fo17r. two years old today.
 Maj. Gen Peter C. Harris. adiutars- general of the U. s- Army for four yoars goes on the retired list today on hIs own application
 The third annual national convention Of Progressive Bus.ness cfuhs opens ,o day in Salt Lake City and will oonrnut until the end Of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
FRANK H. HINCKLEY. aug3ld ,Judee
NM Y9oHNsoN ,ys: CARL AUGUST

ANNA JOHNSON ys. CARL AUGUST Jclnaon. Order of Notice
 State of Connecticut County of New Londcn, Aug 23. 1922
 Upon the complaint of the said Anna Johnson. claiming. for the rec sons there in set forth. divorce. returnahle on the first Tuesday of September. 1922. before the SuOer.or Court in and for said iCoun- ty. '-'
 It appearing to and being found by the suhscribin gauthority that the said de- fenda,nt. Carl August Johnson, has gone 10 parts unknown.
 It is therefore ordered. that notice of the 9endency of said comrlsint be given said defendant by pubiShiny this order in ''Thc Nctyicn Bulletin. . newspaTer printed in Norwich. Conn. once a week for two weeks successfully. commencing on or before the 24th day of Augslst I92s
 HARRY L. PETERSON Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for
 New London County. aug24Th
 WOULD you wcite . wealthy. pretty girl2% Stamped enveiope. please, Lillian Sproul Cleveland. Ohio. aug10Th
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
Two Al Star Features at Strand Today.
 Frfday and Satnrdnr.

Will Rogers. Goldwyn's homelr and human screen star. will be seen zgar at the Strand theatre for three days. be- ginning today. in his latest photop,av An Unwilling Hero It is the story of an American tramp who beconss q hero in spite of himself-but moi enough of one to forego the open road + was founded on a short story by O Henry.
 ' Win Rogers has a part in this picture that tickles the funny bone and warm the heart al the same time.
 The second feature is Richard Tsl- madge in Watch Him Step
 Richard Talmadge, in his latest fea. ture. Watch Him step. now playing al the Strand theatre, introduces some en- tirely new methods of defying gravifs and producing thrills. 1T you marvelec at Dick before. you viii gasp at th' stunts he does and the chances he take. in this phofoplay.
 A Selznick News will also be shown
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
+EeAt NOTICES
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 AT A COURT or PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich. on the 2Sth day of AugusL A. D. 1922
 l'resent1-: NELSON ]. AyI.I.7G. jndse Estate of Jenny Allen carew late 76f Norwich. in said District. deceased
 Ordered. That Z the Executrices cite the creditors or said deceased 10 bring In tSeir cfasaas agsslst said es-alc wiahsa sfx moniis from this date. by posting a Isoiicc 10 lnat effect, together with d c0p5 cf this order. or r,v sicnpoSt nearest tc lie pace where said aeccascd iast dwc.t and n the sinie Town. ane by publishing the same once in a nevAparcr haylr- . circulation iir said Dlstrict. and make re- turn 10 tiIis Court 'i '- fr
 NELSON J. Ail.ING. yL1.e. 9f reooid v Ailcst: HELEN II. DREscffER.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
FITCHVILLE

Services at Fitchville Baptist church Sunday. Sept 3 will be as follows: II a. m., divine worship. with sermon by the pastor, Rev. ". D. Hetherington; 1915 D. m, the church school; D. m- service at Scott HiH 7.30 D. nl.. Fitchville. song service, with sermon. The pastors vaca- tion has been greatly enjoyed. He has visited many cities and towns of Maine and attended the East Livermore camp meetings.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

FOR SALE-House and land. 9-i1 Summit St. Phone 1892 aaug31d q
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

TO RENT--Tenement of six rooms. 73 Washington St. Phone 1202-4 aug26d
 TO RENT-In excellent location. two beautiful fdrnshed rooms, singly or ef suite; steam heat, coal in for the winter {; garage if desfged Tel 1860 aug25d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

Court or Probate. Aug 30. fs2s,iN
 Estate of NEgianf D. Main. late of Pawcatuck. in said District deceased.
 Inc Administrator having applied for an order. authprlzing and empower.ns some disintecested person to sell aHd legally convey fhe undivided interest in real estate of said deceased lying and situated in North Stonihgton, and more on lie
 Ordered. That the 5th day of septen- Der. 1922. at 2.30 o'clock in the after noon. al the Court of Probate in Paw catnck. be, and the same IS. assigned for a hearing on the foregoing application and this Court directs the Adminisicator to cite all persons interested therein tn appear atAsaid time and place ly pub- fishing this order of notice one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District. in the Town of Stonington where the deceased last dweit, at feast five days before said day of hearing. and return made to this Court of the notice given
 FRANK H. HINCKLEY.
 Ind
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

l FOR SALE-Cottages at NorWich Town are very scarce; let us show you one which would make you an ideal little home the price will be right, we assure l you. Burdick & McNicol. Thayer Bldg, l NoFwich. aqg2SSTqTA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Chimney Cleaners Now in Norwir

-TSfs ~SSs Ah For"ifh-
 The J. F. Slavin Chimney Cleaning co of holyoke. Mass. also known as fiir New England Chimney Cleaners. sent crew of their men to Norwich .odav
 The company employs al present aborr 20 men and have them workins in fen different states at present.
 Their system is io clean ,,own fror the roof by means of wire brushes of different sizes forced through the chirn- ney nues by means of steel cable, Oeef two hundred fire chiefs in the easf haze already indorsed this system. They sis5 guarantee no dirt in your house.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

NoTJcE.-Au creaaors of said do. ceased stre hereby. y.notiiicd 10 present tfeir claims asa.nst said estate 10 the under slsned at 2a5 Metropolitan Ave. AtIantle Cfty. \. J., within the time limited in ilie above and foregoing order.
 ADELE CAREW MAY
 JANE CAREW REIESNIDER. aug3ld Execilf rfces
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
TO RENT

FOR RENT-From Sept 5, one of the pest shore front cottages at Groton Long Point; nine. rooms, two baths. 'garage. ii,
 T Clark, Mansfield Center Conn. aug31d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
RALLoUYILLE

The following people notored to wiiif mantle camp ground Sunday: Nisse Grace Dusenberry. Ruth and Abbie Pray Hsrry and Wilbur Cornell. Nati1sn coof and Walter Gray. MT. and Mrs. A. B Simmons, Frank L. Bennett and Miss ITs Alishaw.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
Wedding Day Tragedy Grips h
 "smiIin' Through. strand Next Mon.

day.
 The killing of bride on her we'd ding day provides just one of a score of big dramatic moments in Norma Tal- madge's remarkable First National star ring vehicle, "Smilin' Through" whirr comes to the Strand theatre for an en- gagement of four days only.
 Monyeen and John Csteret are be ing married when Jeremiah Wayne. q reeTed 5lftor. Shoutai Stop ,'' kano levels a revolver a. John Monyeer rusbes forward to protect John and receives the bullet intended for him. 4 John sees that she is dying he orders the minister to complete the ceremony, and it is done.
 "Smilin Through" is an adaptation of Allen Langdou Martins highly sue cessful stage play. and is directed by Sidney Franklin. Norma enacts tho parts of Manyeen and Kathleen.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

Fairneld.-Mrs. Nathaniel F. Bishop her son Nathaniel and her niece. Mrs. T. T. Eeyburn. or Fairfield. returned on tht Majestic from a seven weeks motor triB through England and France.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

< No wonder the rural editor suffers from writer's cramp. He has to take little green apples in payment for sub scriptions.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
FOR sALE-nor.e.

FOR sALE-Two good work horses. with harnesses; also two cows. Write P. O. Box 4S7, MooSup, Conn aug30d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
cHIRoPopIsr

z. u. THOMPSON. F. $. Chiropodls. Foot Specialist (protecL your feeI. Su4ta I-k. Alice Bldg. 33l Mair St. Norwich. cona Rhpps t7ff-K "A'F tFnslk
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
JUST ARRIVED.

My horses are here on time, and tbey are a nice lot-big oneS light ones. and chunks. single and in pairs. all ready to go to work. Prices low for the kind. Come and see them. Tel. 536-3 fc
 ELME1 k. PERSON.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

FOR RENT-fn business section, site suitable for auto accessc4ies, leafber goods. shoe store or any retail busfnes4 Tel. 246.' apr22d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
PAINT AND WALLPAPER

FOR sALE-Paint. $1.75 per. gal, reg ular S25O grade; wallpaper, 10c per roll Max Blazer, 1s3 West Main St., next to Fire StattoF. myld
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
FOR SALE

< s 0Oo will buy good six-room house with city water, large piece of land and 3 fine garage, on trolley line, near school can be controlled with small cash pay
 FRANCIS D. DONOHUE
 Central Bldg, Norwich. Phone.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
A Bulletin Fo! Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell \
What Is Going On Tonight

Motion Pie1urts at thc Strand. Vaudeville and Pictures af Broadra, Theatre. Tf7f
 xOt:on Pictures at Brsfz ThsaFfz
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
BORN

huvertlsement VIII Sell It
 BORN TAYLOR--ln Potter Hill, Aug. 2S 1922. Co Mir. anu Alrs. Byron C. Tay- ELFCREN-In East Kiilingly. a daughter To Ar. and Mrs. ivar P Elfgren.
 MARRIED
 0ILFOlL - UTERsrADT In this city, k5sie' 'g Mauficc X Giifor SE' WlIa5am and Miss a lor'se M- Uterstadt both of this city nENlSc . -ZEPP-In New London. Aug. e9. J. by Rev. J. B. Lee. Miss Lil- Ian Margaret- ZeDp and Lloyd W. neniSon.
 FILTER - MCCARTHY In Sterling, Aug. 2S. 1922, by Rev. Joseph E. Me Narthy. NeisoE Joseph Peltier and Miss Mary Agnes Mccarthy.
 sAGE-BIssOSETTE-In Taftville. Aug. so. 92&, by Rev. Henri r. Chagnon, IheodQre Roosevelt. Sage of Norwich $nd Miss Simone Bissonette of Taft Ho0D-FTNCH-In Port Chester, N. Y, Aug. se 1929, by Rev. Father Liebler of Riverside, N r.. Earl Franklin Wood pf Danielson. Conn, and Miss Helen Finch of Port Chester.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

FOR RENT-Desiraple apartment and garage. Telephone 259. iA jy4d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

TO RENT-Six rooms and bath mod erIi improvements, corner West Main and Thames Sts. Inquire at office of Max Gordon & Son Corp. aug7d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
FOR SALE

SACRIFICE SALE of ideal summer home, 40 acres of land. farn11otse.. farm buildings and nearly new bungalow on hilltop, surrounded With ali Kinds of flowers and shrubs, com pletelyd furnished, has rooms besides haiis. and g bathrooms, modern conven- fences. large living room, open fireplace, heamed ceilings, mahogany furniture, Oriental rugs; owner has spared no eX- pense i'm building or furnishings cost over s25,000, Selling for S12.50Q, Ii cash, balance on mortgage at per cent
 TRYONS' AGENCY,
 WilIimantic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

FOR SALE-Pure white Spitz puppies, $25.s sCalf 645-4 '' atg51d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
4 Bulletin F0r ssls
 Advertisement Will Sell |
FOR SALE

FOB SALE-Three nice milking heif- CTS. Richard Filling, 'Occuih Road.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
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 Advertisement Will Get It
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-In Danielson, last Saturday evening. lady's gold wrist watch. Find CT will be rewarded upon return. of watch to McEWen's $ J Jewelry Store. aug31d
 IOST-Between Norwich and Franklin, brown coat containing four films. Please return to Bulletin Office. aqgS1d LOST-One black and white fox hound. one blde ticked female fox hound Finder notify E. C. Gay. Julian Terrace, Nor wich, Conn. augS0d LOST-Saturday night, sum of money. Return to this office and receive reward. auE29d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

FOR RENT-Nery choice seven-room apartment, desirabiy located for adults only. For further particulars, inquire of John. A, Moran, Real Estate Broker, FTanklln Square. aug24d
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Metal Ware Exchange
Consents to Dissolution

A consent decree for the dissolution
Of the Sheet Metal Ware Exchange was
accepted by Judge Learned Hand in
the Federal District Court yesterday TO
close the injunction proceedings start
ed by the Federal government under
the Sherman antitrust law against
this alleged combine. This is one Of
the first cases to be affected by the
recent decision Of the Supreme Court
IN the hardwood lumber case, in which
the open price plan" of combination
was declared illegal. The metal man
ufacturers admitted that their prac-
tees were contrary to law only after
tins opinion had been filed in Wash
ington.
The Sheet Metal Ware Exchange ac
cord'ng to Henry A. Guylcr Assistant
United States District Attorney, who
investigated its activities, was formed
five Years ago, and by 1920 had OBJ
tanned control Of 75 per cent of the
Manufacture Of galvanized ware, such
as pals, street cans coal hods and
tubs. The decree signed yesterday at-
fectcd the Dover Stamping and Manu-
featuring Company. Inc; the Republic
Metal Ware Company, Inc; the New
England Enamelng Company, Inc; the
Central Stamping Company. Inc;
Geuder. Passchkc & Frey Company.
Inc: the Rochester Stamping Com
pany Inc; the Northwestern Metal
Company, Inc; the f. II. Lawson Com
pany. Inc. and the Wheeling Corrugat-
ing Company, Inc.
The National Enameling and Stamp
ing Company. Inc. was member OF
the exchange until a year and a half
ago
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

noses were always correct The wit
ness repl1ed that he did not regard
himself rs infaliblc. Nj. Stcuer then
recalled The case of Hans Schmidt, a
priest, who was executed for the mur-
der Of woman, and asked DR.. Gregory
whether Schmidt had not mislcd him
into declaring him insane. The alien
ist replied that he was not fooled"
and that he still believed Schmidt was
insane when he was executed.
"Didn't Schmidt confess TO the Dis
trict Attorney that he fooled you about
being insane ?' asked the attorney.
"Not to my Knowledge" said Dr..
Gregory.
MIR. Steuer wanted to know whether
it was "A sign OF scnllitg for man to
go on discussing business affairs con-
trary to the adylcc OF his physician.
"lf that were true replied Dr. Greg
ory. "thc town would be fun of people
suffering from senility'
Dr. Sachs said that in his opinion the
ailments of Mr. Emo, taken either in
dividually or collectively, did not indi
cate thct ne was suffering from mental
deterioration
Dr. Carlos +. Macdonald, alienist for
the contestants, took the stand and
listened to few additions TO the long
Hypothetical question to which he gave
answer two weeks ago. He said his
oplnion that Mr.. Emo was irrational hs d
been changed
Inc trial viii continue to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
MOdistes Fit Gowns
TO Limit Il Spaces
At Royal Wedding
Special Models Being Made
to Avoid Wrinkling; Re-
llearsals Of Princess's
Marriage Begun at Abbey
u The Tribpns's Furopeon B,n,o,

on. me fTorheS s European Bureau
NopYrghi ls22, New York Tribune Inc
LONDON. Feb. 14.-Court officials
nave begun regular trips to Westmin-
ster Abbey to rehcarse and perfect the
ceremonial to be carried out February
IS at the wedding of Princess Mary to
Niscount lascelles. Owing to fear on
the part % some holders Of invitations
that they might not be able to see.
tests have been made from different
vantage points in the abbey to make
sure that every one present can view
the altar
One point which still vexes some of
the peeresscs Is the refusal of the au-
thoritics to allow more than sixteen
inches Of seating space for each guest.
/ ms is just the space allowed on LON
TO SIX inches narrower than the or
chestra chairs in most theatcrs Some
titled ladies have complained that with
such crowding their gowns will be
crushed and wrinkled. The result of
the controversy has been that leading
dressmakers are now advertising spe-
cal models to fit the restricted space
Late next week there probably will
oe full rehearsal Of the ceremony.
attended by all who will take part at
the actual wedding, except the mem
bers of the royal family
The coach in which the princess will
Irive to the abbey will be the one
which she and her brothers rode in
st the coronation of King George. It
was announced that the route of the
procession has been changed to include
passing the houses OF Parliament. The
royal household cavalry probably will
act as escort to the princess, while the
Royal Scots Regiment. of which the
princess is a colonel. will be the guard
Of honor at Che abbey. The Grenadier
Guards also may provide Getachments
III the procession.
Within a few days the total of ihe
gift to the princess subscribed by all
women named Mary will be announced.
The Spanish Ambassador. dean Of
the diplomatic corps at the Court of
st. James's, will give to the princess
silver rosewater dish which originally
was presented by George II to Horace
WalpOle
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

Additional Sales of
Household Linens
and Bed FURNISHINGS
for to-day lWedmesday) and Thursday will
offer quality merchandise
ait decided concessions from regular
prices
I'm tine Linen Department
All-linen Table Cloths
All-linen Table Napkins
per dozen SmzS
All=limen Room Towels (hen1stitcs1ed)
per oozen S1O5O
All=limen GLASS Towels
with wovef=1f1 lettering per doz. $3.50
All-linen Sheets (nen1stitched)
per pair SIPS
Alllimem Pillow Cases (herr1stitched)
per ps''r S2.75
Luncheon Sets (tE1irteer pieces,
made of 11atural=colored linen; nemstiched
and fnamd=emDroidred Der set S9.zS
I'm the Blanket Department.
All-wool Blankets
White or plaid ner pair SIN IN
Cottom-an1d-wooa Blankets
White per pair S6.75
Connfortables
Plaim=co1ored dotted tmssaF, wool-filled.
eaeh S1O7S
Satim-finish Bedspreads (scalloped)
Size 2 x2A yards each sAzs
Size 2Nx234 yards each $50
MUSLIN Sheets and Pillow Cases
at mncor1monly low prices
(Fourth Floor, Madison Avenue sectionl
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