Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-28
JAMESON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Killingly's saving people who wants to
buy some gold for So an ounce? 1t seems
that there 10 a markdrwn or something
| like that on gold and that a phil2n Ehropic
group OF New Workers. are combing this
section for customers who will bny some
OF the metal at this bargain figure. Gus
| toners on bizarre Broadway being scarce
! for this particular line OF goods at this
particular time Of year.
| Now thRre il no doubt about this offer
being all Q. Q. 1t is all set forth in
| circular that has been received through
| the mails in Danielson, and all one here
has TO do In to send some perfectly good
money down to New York, not necessari-
| ly gold-paper will do and get in ex-
| change therefor all the virgin gold you
| can pay for al IS an ounce. OF course,
| the gold hasn't been mined as yet. but
| the New York philanthropists know ex-
! actly where it is in a mine somewhere
north Of Seattle, have figured out just how
many. grains it runs to the inch and are
anxious that some of it eventually come
! TO Danielson, for there is too much
money in New York, anyway; otherwise
! they would sell the gold to some Of the
swollen plutocrats of that city and, per-
I haps let a few of the business men in
/ On the deal
The New York men who are promoting
this pan are so generous and open
minded that they do not even ask one to
qualify as an entry in Who's Who before
ral1ing your money. All that is required
IS for YOU to realize that gold at Sc an
ounce Is bargain. You send your money
and -iar Will DO the rest
And also these cold winter days scores
Of I9caI. people are having interesting
; CON ersatioHs over the telephone with
brokers who call up from distant cities
q, tell os most wonderful opportunities to
te- rich n a few hours. All that is
necessary On your. part is to take a large
e,lce Of your hdrd-earned cash or some
o1 your -ilt-edge securities and put them
up as security for the purchase of stock
of the Bambooz.e Oil company of Sting
EN-. Texas. It's all so simple that per-
son cans resist hating ones self for not
having thought Of it before
Verify, these are not hard days for the
men with gall enough to rob you while
YOU wait and in charmingly courteous
manner, without guns or any rough stuff
1t seems that many persons who are
prudent and saving and would not take
the advice Of relative, friend or banker
acquaintance on an investment PROPOSE
ton will just tumble over themselves to
get their money off by mail to some
stranger whom they have never even
seen, and trust to his integrity to make
j them suddenly wealthy 1t has happened
in Danielson and the surrounding towns
very frequently of Tate that war savings
have gone the way from which there is
no returning.
To those who are being made such
| wonderful offers, especially If they will
put IN some Of their choice securities as
deposit toward paying for some stock
about Which they never heard, the sug-
gestion is made. that they tell the stock
salesman that they will take the matter
up through their local bank. This de-
vice promptly gets results and almost in
vsriably causes the salesman to fly into
fit of anger that seems wholly uncaTlt-
for under the circumstances.
Ford sedan owned and driven by
Edwin Reach, resident in the Christian
1 Lin sect ON OF Broad street, was dam
aged early Friday morning when a one
man car Of the Connecticut company
! crashed into it Oil Main street. Stanley
Regis was the operator in charge of The
trolley car Slippery rails are said tc
have caused the accident
| Committees of McGregor W. r. c. fol
| 1922 have been named as follows: Relic
! committee, Elizabeth Sh:ppee auditins
committee, Lillian Bailey, Ruth F1ske
! Anne .fultOn teDfuary,i Estelle Young
Eva Shoales, Ruth Fiske; March, May
Bedard. Ethel King. MaIvina Bedard
April, Elizabeth Wilmington, Ella c
Mills, -Myrtice Blanchard; May, Eff
Bailey, Katherine Mccormack, France
Warren, Helen Grover, Lillian Bailey
Lucy Grover; June, Estella Talbot. Saral
Wilde. Eva Bassett; July and August
/ Eva Chase. Lena Chase, Sara Chase
Belle Reach; September, Flora Kennedy
{ Nellie Moran, Mary Kennedy October
Ella Greener, Almira Thompson, Mar,
Cfemons November, Cora Page, Martin
| Nichols. Carrie Oats; December. Eliza
beth Sfippe Adrianna Potter, Mary Bah
son, Mary Babson.
There was large attendance at tn
union service at which Rev. William 4
/, Bath Of Norwich preached Friday even
y ing at the Methodist church The ser
:. vice was followed by the quarterly con
ference.
Rev. Avery Gates will be the teache
Monday evening at the meeting Of til
8 Community Teachers Training elias.
which will meet IN the chapel Of tn
Methodist church.
8 For the first time since last Sunda,
the temperature went up to a poir