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The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03

Il can imagine the rest said James, worthy. You don't need to hand out the sickening details. A gang of old beldames will come to our place, for instance, and pull about five cents worth of dandelions and then sit and have a photographer make a large pie ture of them; after which they'll eat two dollars and eighty cents worth of ice cream, and a lot of sponge cake and anything you happen to have in the refrigerator. One of the beldames will be appointed committee to write up the affair for the newspapers, and Mrs. Sidewinder will see that she gets most of the glory as the originator of the scheme, and next spring her hus- band will be running for alderman on the strength of 1t.
 Nowadays the women never get down to brass tacks and do real work. They must make society function out of every little chore they do. They won't carry a dead cat out of the front yard unless there's a photographer on hand to make group picture of it. If work can be reorganiZed so It looks like a game they will be industrious enough otherwise they strike and send communications to the newspapers ex- plaining that no woman should permit herself to be a drudge.
 "One able-bodied man will destroy more dandelions in half day than IS in, mo n, takes off his coat and gets down on his marrOwbones and pulls dandelionS. The IS women lean against trees and fan themselves with Japanese fans, and try to look like so many Mary Ander- sons, and wish there was somebody around to set them to music.
 "Women are becoming more and more an expensive luxury since they organized themselves into clubs. have nothing to say against the club idea in itself, Mrs. Jamesworthy. l want to see the females have as good time as they can, within reasonable limits. The men belong to clubs and lodges, too, but they have halls in which to hold their meetings.
 "The women wouldn't enjoy holding a meeting in hall. They have to as- semble in the home of one of their suf fering sisters, so they can size up the furniture and fittings, and be able to say, when they go away, that they never saw such eXecrable taste. And the suffering sister sees that her home is frost. and she makes up her mind to give her heart-sick husband no rest until he has chartered a string of painters and paper-hangers, decorators and glaziers.
 But this isn't the worst of it. The suffering sister who entertains the club Is expected to set up refreshments, and she feels 1t her duty, as good sport, to furnish the best the market affords. The last time the ladies of the Busy Bunch club met at this house you bought all the strawberries in town. and at that period strawberries were shipped in from points 5000 miles away, and when the bill came in, at the end of the month, had stroke of paralysis and an attack of paresis. If you get up a dandelion party you will want to buy out the leading confec- tioner, so I'll advertise for man to come and do the job."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03
MANY WOUNDS, HAS NERVE
Frank sehrepfer Wins First Prize h School of Landscape Arehitec-
 lure at Harvard.

Wounds received under heavy fire in the Argonne forest shattered every,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03
One Good Point.

A very kind-hearted man could nev- CT be brought to say an unkind word about anybody. One day friend ex- postulated with him.
 Look here," he said, tits all very well being charitable and all that, but you can carry that sort of thing too far. Now. there's Blank. Can you honestly find single good point about Blank?"
 The kind-hearted man appeared to be nonplused, for Blank was very bad man, and 1t seemed impossible to find anything good to say about him.
 Well" he said. at length, you must admit he wears fine fur-lined coat Y London Tit-Bits.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03
Chinese Carry Stoves

Chinese women wear practically the same clothes in winter as in summer. In the most severe weather, however, they wear heating baskets under their cloaks.
 These baskets are plain wicker ones, such as we use for trash. Inside the baskets charcoal warmers are placed. They will radiate heat for hours. The charcoal Is mixed with chemicals that generate oxygen, and thus the char coal will burn constantly even though 1t is sealed in the containers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03

stripped his associates by winning first prize in the general class competition.
 Schrepfer was admitted to the school only after repeated efforts on the part of the Veterans bureau, as It was believed his disabilities would prove too great handicap. But the spirit of comeback which he displayed In aspiring to profession in spite of apparently insurmountable obstacles. coupled with his talent, soon made his place secure.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03

worked together at them. Things that are tedious when one does them alone. are interesting when done by a crowd. She pointed out that the dande- lions are becom- ing a terrible pest, ruining most of the lawns in towns, and sug- gested that the women hold dan deliOn parties."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03

ant in the medical corps, went over seas for duty in July, 1917. serving with the British in a general hospital
 at Manchester, England. Later he
 went to France with a machine gun battalion of the British Second divi- sion and in the action before Albert In March, 1918, lost both his legs when a big German shell exploded near him. Doctor McGregor is a member of Will kinsburg- -Edgewood post of the Legion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03

W. J. McGregor. Williamsburg, Pa., from entering a hot political fight against a opponents who had sturdy limbs and knew how to use them. He won the nomi- nation for coro- her of his county by a majority of 0,0OO.
 Doctor McGreg- or a first liputen-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03
MAKING WORK EASY

S6NERS. SIDEWINDER made
 1V1 sensible talk at our club meet ing yesterday" explained Mrs. James, worthy. "She said there are many disagreeable tasks which might be made easy and pleasant If women
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-08-03

[ n l n 2 Dut the nerve of Frank H. Schrepfer, c h l. cago. In spite of the fact that he Is partially blind and that he has the use of only one arm, he has established
 an excellent rec ord in the grad nate sch ool of landscape archi- lecture at Har- yard. and has out
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
DAVIS rHEArnE ropar.

The Great Hermann. world famous
magician. with his complete company Of
artists. including Mile. GLADYS pruph-
etess and mindreader. will be seen al
this popular theatre TODAY. Felix Herr
mann comes Of a great family OF magi-
cianr. and is the last of the line. He Is
French by birth, but an American citi-
zen. Hermann does large number Of
sensational tricks. He Is surncrted By
large company. ~ versatile artists
Chief among them is Mile. Gladys WIN
Is said to have prophesied the worlds
war, and to do many things on the stage
that bafiies all explanations. Members
Of the audience car write questions az
home and bring them sealed to the thes-
ter. and she WIN answer them. Al ard
Marie Barnes are comedy magictsne.
who furnish much comic relief from the
other parts Of the entertainment. =
Pauline Frederick. greatest dramatic
actress on the screen. scores another re-
sounding hit in ser most recent prcduc-
ton, The Lure OF Jade will also be
shown. There win also he shown tht
funniest comedy Buster Keaton evr
made entitled The Playhouse, Order
your reserved seats early and see q dol
lar show At our, usual prices. =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
DAVIS rHFArRE

The vaudeville Offering for the Aa
three days of this week Is one % M
usual merit. containing an assortment
OF variety acts that rfli please the most
fastidious. The topliner Is Leila Bur
tons Big Revue. a singing and dancing
jazzfest that will act like tonic on Tire
most blase audience. Edna May Foster
{. Co. IN The Drunmer's Revenge n an
other poppy Offering. Stanley 4 War
rem present a very nifty variety set and
Bates & Issdd will make yo7 gasp with
their daring tricks on the revolving lad
der.
Ethel Ciaytor,s latest Pa-anorne
starring vehicle. Beyond, which WIN be
the feature picture. is said to be one Of
the most remarkable photoplayz n
which this beautiful and scconplishei
star has yet appeared. The theme f.
appealing, the settings beautiful. the a.
rection artistic and tire support. headed
by Charles Meredith. beyond criticism
The photoplay has an especial appel
70 the woman because Of rich gown,
worn by the sar In the nroductson.
A weekly and comedy viii also b,
shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
TO CONFER on TEE Use
OF WIRELESS TELEPHONY

washfnxton. FEB. 7.--Secretary Hoov-
er was directed today by President
Harding TO cal a confersnce Of army,
navy and commercial experts on vfrsiess
telephony ~ conduct an investigates
looking towards restriction Of the use Of
wireless. telephony.
The subject was discussed AZ lenr+h
in today's cabinet session AZ which the,
president was told tina the use OF WIRE
less telephony had sldt.niy become I'M;
portsut. The president was tod that
through the hroadcasting OF news. "a.
vertising. music. concerts and other re-.
ports there had arisen the danger Of,
interruptlep to the use OF the wireless
telephone for purposes Of national de-
fence and commercial purposes.
The proposed conference VIII report.
after its investigation ia the czbine..
from which will emsnste suggestions for
enactment OF legislation to control the
situation.
During the discussions Il was snz.
gested that inst agreements have been
made with foreign agoyernments on reg
ulation OF wave lengths in wireless te,e-
grsphy so legislation might be enacted
TO control the use OF wireless telephony
by wave lengths.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

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woRkERs wanted for1 clerical. civil
service, stspoErsphic, accounting and
WtEaay employment and a high salary
attend Norwich Commercial. School, day
or .eyen.ng classes. Our graduates are
now earning from a thousand to ten
thousand dollars year. 142 Main ST.
Prone ISL fepsWFA-
wANTED-Excellen1 opportunity for
Gnzn between ages 80 and IS must be .
k9lesman at present employed must be
tt2e 70 peak French. Address Box ILL.,.
care Bnnetin: fehsd
wAETBD-Twe counterlnen for Iunca
room. ApOly AZ Bulletin once febsd
WAN1ED-Papprma F'ourdrinier
kEnaers for strike job out of state state
l1l experience; replies confidential. Box
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Htsn rs 2 ss e ssSy s ssas is. Pss
o4ter three moushs' spare time study I;
npasnnie opportunities position guaran-
feed or money refunded; write for free
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last. Buffalo. n Y. dec2Sd
wAETED-Position. driving a team or
Hruck, BY experienced young man. Phone
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MEN. over IT, become railway mall
EkeRks; &13e-f1e2 month list positions
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wANTED4-Fy married man with fam
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TIE experience. Address w. I. D., care Of
Bulletin Co. feh7d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

Century Girls AZ the Strand THURSDAY.
Beginning Thursday the Century Girls
win appear at the Strand for stay OF
three days. They are presented by Frank
Newman. featuring Raymond Levss
the sorth's greatest biackfzce oone-
dian" This is positively the funniest
girl act In vaudeville.
The Century Girls offer q rrustcai pot
pourri OF mirth and melody. Thsy are
aided. and a6etted by a male trio T6e
girls are six IN number and with their
male associations manage 10 fii thirty
minutes TO overhowing with the bes,
kind kind OF songs. dance and dialogue.
II Is m reality a song and comedy ~
vue. handsomely Eovned and caretuffS
presented. This has seen q sezeon q
tablosds. competition has been ereee6-
,ngiy great and there has been only q
survival Of the fttex- The fz-t that tks
Century Girls have endured places the-n
among the hest Numerous vaudeville
srecsafaes sre in1ersper--d ms nc<
alone is well worth the price q stnszl
stsn-
There win be three ether acts ard .
festare nbcture as ue1A.
No advance IN prices for this nr<sn-
moth production Come early and sveId
standing IN line.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
NO OBJECTION TO PROBE
OF POLICY TOWARD MEXICO

tration would iuterpose no objection 70
an investigation OF It's pol4cy with re-
speet to Mexico. It was stated today on
highest authority in connection viii two
resolutions pending in The house rrsTiding
for a Mexican inquiry. One Ok the reso-
LOTIONS MAS presented 10y Re5reseH alive
Cona1ly, democrat. Texas, and woala IL
rect an inquiry into alleged 7roresand-'
against the c3reenn government ana IN
other by Rsnresentative Renhsm. repn5-
rcan. Indiana. roaid provide for an In
vestsga.ian O. alleged prooagsnda n 81 :
or OF recognition of the pTeseat 4sxicta
government
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Thirteen musicians who are ~saste-1
of SO different musical insfrumer'. com.
prise the membership OF McEnelfy's
Singing Orchestra. that will appear n
the Norwich armory on Friday evening
scented. There are -clzrinets, the oboe.
hute. plccolo, violin. bass VOL xylophone
drums. piano. bsssoon. -cornet trombone,
banjo. ukelele, guitar and almost ev-
erything else that is numbered in the
category OF wood and brass instruments.
II is for this reason that NnEnelsy's or
chestra has been enabled to introducs
novelties galore. special orchestratio1s
and unique methods Of scoring. withou;
which no modern dance organization can
court popular favor
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

Il ATaA COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Norwich. within and for the District
Of Norwich, on the 18th day of February,
All. 9fs22s
: Present NELSON J.sAYLING, Judge.
Estateof Dennis ID. Murphy, late of
Norwich, in said District deceased.
& David Murphy of Norwich, Conn. ap-
peared in Court and fled a petition
praying, for the reasons therein set forth.
that an Instrument purport5ng TO be the,
last will and testament Of said deceased
be admitted to probate.
Whereupon, II is Ordered. That said
petition be heard and determined at the
Probate Court Room in the. City of Nor
wien, in said District, on the 18th day Of
February, A, D. 1922, at 10 o'clock In the
loren DON. nd that norice OF stae tendency
Of said petition and Of said hearing
thereon, be given by the publication Of
this order one time in some newspaper
having a circuls 5ans In said District. at
least i've days priers TO the date of sa id
bearing, and that return be made 10 this
NELSON j. AYLING, Judge.
The above and foregoing is a-'true cepy
efsrecord.
febsd s9r Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
BOWLING
AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS,
Majestic Building. shetueket street.
Seven Alleys. SIX Tables
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AT A COURT o. PROBATE HELD
1t Norwich wiih'n,ap6 tor the District Of
Norwich. on the It'll day of February,
P Pr g;fDfAN D. HOME, Acting Judge.
Estate of Carrie s. PARKER, late OF Nor
Tich. in said District deceased.
Ordered. That the Executor cite
the creditors &C. said deceased to bring
In their claims against said estate within
Xix months from Tits date. by posting
notice to that effect. together with q copy
u this order. on the signpost nearest 70
the place wheressaid deceased fast dwelt
and In the same Town. md by Publishing
the same once In q newspaper having .
circulation in said District, and make re-.
turn TO this Court 49,
DAN D. HOME, Acting Judge.
The nhose and foregoing IN i.u. COPY
u record. ssz--s
Attest: HELEN II. DREscITER
f~fs-L
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
NOTICE

AT COURT OF PROBATE HELD
att \ orwich. within and for the District
ofkNorgish, on the It'll day Of February,
Preseflt-NELsoN j. AYLING, Judge.
Estate of Frank, c, Turner. late Of Nor
wich In SAID DISTRICT, deceased.
Fannie II. TIraer OF Norwich, Conn,
appeared in Court hyspounssl and filed a
petition praying. for the reasons therein
set forth. that administration be granted
upon the estate of said deceased, alleged
toabe interstate.
Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said
petition be heard and determined at the
Probate Court Room In the City of Nor
wich, in said District on the 11th day Of
Eebruarss5 AID. 1929, at 8 o'clock in the
forenoon, and. that notice of the tendency
of said petition, and Of said hearing
thereon, be given by the publication Of
this order one time in some newspaper
having, a.seirealatien ip-7said District. at
least three days prior to the date of said
hearing, and that return be made to this
Court
a NEIs j. AYLING. Judge.
The above and FOREGOING is true copy
Attest HELEN Al, DREscHER,
teb8d s CLERK.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
ARCHITECTS
cuBwoRTH 8 TIN sIPsos
ARCHIrEeTy 81
rha~er sEiidlnr. Norwich. Conn

Danbury. Thomas. Bogus, baker.
who recently eaple.-tb this CITY from
Bridgeport wa s,admitted 70 the Danbury
llosp.tas lsis Fs&k hz,l IS now receiving
treatneAt fopt ssanuss or ipckisws This
dreaded and q Utmost afwass fatal disease
followed an Injury to the mans right
hand. recsixed 70 days sEo.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

5AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Canterbury. within and for the Dis
trict of Canterbury. on the 9TH day Of
Fehruary. A. d. 1872 -s7-
z PRESENT.. HALE BENNETT, Judge
Estate of Lauri w. Larson. late Of
Canterbury, Conn. in said District, de-
ceased.
Upon application praying that letters
Of administration may be granted on
said estate. represented intesfate, as per
application on file more fully appears
= Whereupon. It Is Ordered. That said
application be heard and Undetermined at
the Probate Court Room in Canterbury.
in said District, on the 11th day OF Feb
rdary, A. D. 1922. at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon. and that notice Of the pen,
dency Of said petition, and of said heart
ing thereon, be given by the publication
Of this order in The Norwich Bulletin. a
NEWSPAPER having a circulation In said
District, at least three days prior to the
date OF said hearing. and that return be
made to this Court.
A. HALE RENNEsTTrsJudge.
1.-THE above and foregofng issa true copy
Of record. - s9
Attest: A4HALE Bennett.
.febed s< "a Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

sEoTIcE--Au creditors OF said de-
chased arc hereby notified to present their
Claims against said estate TO the updar-
signed at Norwich. Conn. within the time
limited In the above and foregoing order
NELSON j. AFLING,
sfebSd Executor
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
NOTICE

The Board Of Relief Of the Town Of
Norwich. Conn, will, meet in the City
Sundays excepted from Feb. LIST to Feb.
goth. 1922, from 10 a. m. to .. m, to
listen TO appeals from the doings Of the
Assessors, and to transact any other bus
Dated at Norwich, Conn, Jan. 18th,
1922
FRED G. PRoTHERo,
JAMES c. FITZPATRICK,
NJ. FRANK LEONARD,
jan28d Board of Relief.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

erTHEKHa1s. no advertlslng medium In
Eastern ConnecticuL equal to The Ealle-
tin for hnSinaks sAsia,-x
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

THERE IS no advertising medium in
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bulle-
- ~ jtsssznAsa yaznltk
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
FOR SALE

Two houses on Laurel Hill, well worth
your immediate attention. These houses
are going to be sold, and why pay rent
when you can buy so reasoRables For
further details, see
CLARENCE sHeLEs.
Tel. 1889 jaa25d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08
FOR SALE

BEST QUALITY HARD WOOD, $1,000
PER CORD, AND CHESTNUT ONLY
$3.50 PER CORD, DELIVERED ANY
WHERE. PHONE YOUR ORDER TO
7se.
HARRY q. FORD
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

WHEN Y0U WANT to put your busi-
negs before the public, there u no medi-
un better than through the advertising
columns Of The Buhetin-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

right piano Tree stool and scarf !; terms,
SIS cash and IS per month. The Ris,ut-
gladden. Co. sknown for quality and ser
vice since ls723. Norwich, Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

S1S5.00 buys a beautiful mahogany 65-
note player piano good tone and fms
condition terms to suit. The Plaut-Csdr
den Co, Norwich, Conn oct12W
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

FOR SALE or Exchange for city prop
erty, farm of IS acres two-thirds NOW
ing and tiilage, AL upiaritl,s anu none bet
ter; good buildings; this is chance of a
lifetime stock and tools with or without
the farm; must sell by doctors orders on
account OF health Benz. W. Rassett.
Pudding Hill. Scotland. P. o. Hampton,
r.. +. d. Box 10 feDSd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

ss5.ee buys q fine square Chiekering
piano. beautiful tone and in good condi-
ton !; make your own terms. We will Take
this piano in trade at fun price any time
within three years in exchange, for an
upright piano or player. The Plaut-Gad-
oen CO., Norwich. Conn. ,oetlEM
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

FOE sALE-All kinds cedar posts and
poles Let us have your order now for
spring delivery. Tel n. E. Whiting, Sc,
Main ST, City feR6MWF
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-17

ktore dina 49, oktobra formulova predseda Wilson ktor
dina o. oobra uzna rak1sko-uhorsky minister zahranca
Ziadame okamzite uzavrete pokoja sice vse. /
ludskych anskch zasadach aby pokoj Dol tak ze by
pravnym zarukam znemoznoval vojnu dal
Sic zbrojenie.
SINE presvedeeni ze mas snazvy nadan slovensky ma
rod ktory vzdor neychanemu ku dospel tay stupen
narodne kuury nebude vylceny pozehnania pokoa
poku narodov ale emu bude poriate aby da svojho
vyvnovat da svoich sill prispel ku vseobecndmu
kroku clovecensva.'
Deklarace tato "a bouflveho souhlasa ednomyslna
schvalena Shromazden povstalo mist
poesku nadsene voalo prisahame IS tym stome, alebo
padneme!" Axsa>sf tss4' .ss s< ft
PAX promluvil jeste plamenne Ferdis Jurga jm@nem
sovenske socne demokracke srany proslov tez nadSe
nou rec En-. Lehocky Adolf Horvath znamy slovensky
basnk Stefan Krcmery pfednes pax dive svych basn
Pc ukonceni yaineho shromazdeni zabur&cea ceou
ranou veebna bojovna psen "Hej Sovaci zam dole
mizey snu madarsk bajoney, ably drhy den mesta
uprchly. /;
Martinska dekarace byla pax ma nescetnych schazch
sromazdenich lidu pfiata chvalena Ia deklarac uto
postav Sc tehdy ce slovensky narod bezpyhradne
tkvi prave jeff velka dosahu pravne hsoricksho
vysfedne autonomistckymi separatistickymi kruhy
slovenskym sta letonho roku pokus vahu vyznam
deklarace sesab uvesti jeff asne znen bodu L.
prohasue ednotnost ceskoslovenskeho naroa
bnost ale pokus seha nezdarl Tvrzeni separate
sn deklarace martnskem shromazdenf pfatA znea
nak popra nejenergicte sam autor dekarace, nyne
evangelcky bskup Samuel Zoch re stanovisko jednot
nos Cechd Slovaku ako ednoneho naroda csl bylo
obecn6 toho nejlepsim dokladem e proev Hnkdv ucne
sveho pred bratsavskym soudem Praze Streec
ostrov6 konecne to, napsal: 20 rec nebojin.
ved skoro jedno upne spou srastieme C buds
sovensky hovort c ceky knhach, to mas neosab to
neposkod DIE pravdy budz konsatovano ze byla
ce ucnena zmana ale dopnenim bodu g. stale Sc ma
navrh dra Maa Hodz kter tyz vecer pfjel vlakem Do
plnek kal uhe vety g. bodu kde pravi: projevue
me svoj shlas az ministes zabranicia
Konecne zIsane zavaznym nezvratelnym akte, re of;
cene vydane nami zde uverenene znenf Martnske de-
larace pfato byo nescetnych schdzich ednomysn6
i nadsenm
"Kto tvrdi, re by dekaraca bola menila ohladom
ednonos esko-slovenskeho naroda ten nevedome alebo
zmyslne kame", jsou slova, ktera mi napsa zasouziy
vlastenecky Slovak bskup Sam. Zoch Martnska Dekla
race e proto nam Slovakdm dokumentem trvae
ceny uskutecn6n nj dosvedceneho hstorickeho fakta
jednotnehp ceskpslovenskehp nroda ku ses bahu mas
Slovaku akoz ku slave vekereho Slovastya budiz ne
pfednejsm ukoem vsech havne vsak povinnos nasi
slovenske pfist generace O. Simandl