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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
TO BE REBUILT
AT NEWPORT NEWS YARD


Washington, Feb. 14.-Chafr1nan Las
ker of the sltrdsirfg board, has decided TO
award the contract for ressonditioninz the
liner Leviathan to the Newport News
SlIpbMloipg and Drydock company to-
morrow, 1t. was said today on frigel au-
thority, az dthe board viii meet at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning to ratify form
ally this decision. The Newport News
company WIS the lowest bidder for the
repair work.
Chairman Lasker lunched with presi-
dent Harding today and il is understood
left with the impression that he had the
presidents support in the stand he has
taken to- award the contract to the low
est bidder instead Of permitting navy
yards to do the work
Under plans now being worked out by
the shipping board, the Leviattran when
it is recopditione6r viii form the nucleus
of a transatlantic passenger line under
the American ftag-te compete with the
| largest liner under foreign flags
Under q, ship subsidy plan which is now
in the. hands OF President. Harding and
probably Will be transmitted to- congress
ny tho end Of next week, IL was said the
! IseviattFn and other for7l1er German
| trans Atlantic liners, the George Washing
ton, America and Princess fMato6ka will
be sold to ore of three or four recently
organized American steamship companies
/ which have ALREADY expressed a willing
ness to bid for the ships, to provide a
transatlantic steamship service under
| the American flag oonapar able with that
given by some of the foreign Companies
I r4ow in the transatlantic passengers
trade.
+, Mr. Laskers intention became known
late today after it had been said at the
I W T
attitude in the matter of the L.eSiathar
was that the contract for reconditionlng II
| should go to the company which made the
lowest ibid under the award called fol
some time aga by the shipping board
| Newport News cofrlDsI1y's bid was $500
| coo and all the bids as. called FOR will
expire lat midnight tomorrow If not pre-
yiously acted llpon..,. - ar,
The administrations took this view, Il
was stated. notwithsta ntfing the Efforts o.
New England people to ohfadn..tte worl
for the Boston navy yard and the tdoptior
by the sente of an aTnendnient to the in
dependent offices appropriation bill, pro
viCeing that unless otherwise directsd b,
the president the shipping board sh0ult
obtain navy yard estimates for aid re
pair work in excess of $4,000 before let
ting contracts to. private bidders.
The view of President Harding, Score
tary DENLY, Chairman Lasl1er and Presi
dent Powell of the Emergency Flee
corporation was said to be that Their
would be nothing to Justify the govern
ment in throwing out the bids alread
made on the Leviathan and IN asking
) new offers The bids, 1t was declare
: had been made in good faith and the
government had nothing to do with favor
; ing one community at the expense o
another in awarding such contracts
Furthermore, it was added; the government
: Was not attempting to take on. any NOR
: baasineSs ventures but was trying to. ge
out of business.
In discussing. the. proposed new Ameri
can Atlantic :stesrnsfSu sery.ee to
f'day shipping board officials. SAX. tina
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
Davis Theatre.

Heading the excellent array o. vzude-
vile al the Davis theatre for the nezt
three days are the Three Kundells" &C
claimed the world over as the most se--
sStionzl tsghf-wfre act ever ee@n on the
American stage. This act zbouno- y
thrills from start % finish. the three
graceful members perform their seeu,-
ingay impossible feaes wissl an ease thss
is astonishing. THE second feature N
the bin ks Annie Hart and George Irs-.E
Co.. late stars Of the "rrrne- own
pany in very funny Irirh skit written
for th-m oy Charles Hor0v1tz who has
nroe successful hits TO his cr.~ast stnu
any other sketch writer in the b-uxsr--S
The name q This comedy playtsr ia
Miss Flannigan's Ho1ey-nooa"
The bohemian Trio viii osfe- q vw-
highly in all the va1deviIie rnarsztue@
Last, but not least IS 10 King. 'Ths
Gloom Destroying Hobo" Who has .
mission IN life and performs Il sdrnirzA,v
The feature picture stars Raee Dan.
iels. the good little Bad Gsri in n,
latest finn. TIE Speed Girl" TIE cor,
cuncernr a fascinating lit-1e fsr-infn.
daredevil who becomes a motion nc.
ture star and specializes N rtuntz In.
teresting scenes showing the heroine a.
work in the studio give the audience :
| GLIMPSE OF the actual working dav q.
star. Bere Daniels po-treys en-
| stellar role. and very sparkling cone
| dy-d-s-nz is promised, with Z lzrre 81,
| porting cast assisting Miss Ds-se,x "a ~
4 fun-znxkiug. A comedy and n var
| will also be shown
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
Breed Theatre.

There are several novel and unusual
situations in white Oak" William s.
Mart's new Paramount photure which
comes to the Breed theatre today, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. One Of the
most thrilling and splendidly portrayed
scenes is the reproduction of the IA
nous ''Circle Of Death'' An entire
tribe Of Indians In full war regal,a at
tack the biggest and richest wagon train
out Of independence. Mo-, In, the year
1852. The train has been betrayed to
the Indians by four white. traitors who
are with the enigrants. = A revengeful
old ctieftain .sweops down Ia ambush
with his entire fighting strength. The
battle scenes are charged with danger
sind thrills. as well as excitement. This
is a marvellous reproduction of the his
torical Circ1e,ao Death IN all It's real
ism and the actual action rs we'll as the
photography was Difficult to-get
Ann Little will also be seen in the
opening chapter, of the new serial thrill
er. THE Blue Fox" a hreath-bating en-.
Isolde Of thrilling action. and a Mermaid
comedy will complete the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

Ten Nights in a BzTroon.- n an exc
angle OF the popular demand for zc-
ton PICTURES having wide appeal Tbs
aheme and the enormous value OF the
title places Ten Nights In a Barroor"
with the very best
The picture was produced BY Oscar
APPEL, and he had good material 10 work
on. The story is sixty years Old. As a
novel It has sold millions OF copies an
over the world. In this country alone
II has exhausted fifteen editions. II is
said that the only other book which has
had wider sale Is the Bible. There is
probably not a home where the title IS
not known As stage play It achsered
a wandertul SUCCESS and has been seen
in every city and town n the United
States and Canada, as well as abroad
Edwin Waugh. an Englishnan wrote
It as a short story: r Arthur, an
American author. made Il into a nov
Ell: W. W. Pratt. another American
adapted ito the stage, and now. fSty
years later. comes L Case Russell, an
American scenario writer II note. 20
/ make the screen version Of TINS szrno-s
work.
The management 81 tsris oroSr-ssor
realizing that Ten Nights IN Bar.
room besides being a beautiful ohcso,
play o. intense interest, Is the greatest
moral lesson ever shown on the screen,
takes this opportunity Of inviting tbs
children 70 witness the performance thsz
afternoon or evening free. y accom-
PANIED by an adult A Harold Lord
three reel comedy will ais be shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
SHEET METAL WARE =.
EXCHANGE DISSOLVED


New York Feb. 14.-Federal : Judge
Learned Hand today entered a decree
dissolving the Sheet. Metal Ware ex-
change and restraining member. corpora
tons from certain trade practices held to
violate the Sherman antitrust act.
The decree which was entered by con-
sent. end sa suit brought several months
ago by the United States attorneys Of
fee, and which involved the Dover
Stamping and Manufacturing Co, Re
publica Metal Ware Co. Inc. New eng
land Enameling Co. Central STAMPING
Co. Inc. Geuder. Passcbke & Frey Co.
Rochester Stamping Co. Inc, Northwest.
ern Metal Co, Inc, F. II. lawson Co.
Inc, and Wheeling CorrugatInE Co
The Sheet. Metal Ware exchange. ir
which the companies held membership
wa salleged to have disseminated report'
on production, prices discounts szt
terms Of sale in such a way as 20 elm
mate composition and fix prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
Overseas R.vue at The strand. Thursday.


The B. F. Keith vaudeville programme
at the Strand beginning on Thursday Il
exceptional in every respect being head
ed with the Overseas Revue. This IS
an all comedy programme and bound 70
give satisfaction TO the most faScioE-
ous.
The Overseas Rsvus" is an incident
Of those stirring davs when Young
America" was in khaki sideljght Of a
soldier boyr' rest periods The Over
seas Revue" was the only one Of ne
numerous revYes 10 continue IN favor
after the nation nut aside its arms and
returned to Normally
This popularity Is due to re fact thss
II is a bright comedy with plenty q
good songs and novelty and dancing
played by a clever company y ARTISTS
and Is military favor IS merely s-nos-
phers.
Elizabeth Br,cs headed a Unit 81 ovsr.
seas entertainers. When she returned
TO America she staged her experiences
IN three-act musical revue. Then ire
| revue was condensed for s-lSeville -ur-
poses and It has been deiightinE the pa
irons Of the two-a-day ever since ard
today besides being sterling ertertstn7
nent II fs a musical novelty A CAS-
Of six excellent actors make this ex.
cellent revue marked success
Anna Francis is the singing co7ne-
| dienne and Is sure to make a nj. Chs
| Is the English girl with the American
! idea
Mack and Lee entertain with a bright
little comedy lift which they can VII;
/ and Melody. Their supply OF song and
comedy patter make their Offering very
| good.
! Miller and Anthony IS IN realty Tires
people They appear In a comedy revue
entitled The Jewel Mystery. This IS the
| funniest cofored comedy revle IN vaude-
| vile.
On the screen will be seen Richard
Tainade in his first special attraction
called Taking Chances The moving pic
ture fans Will be treated with a trous
and thrills and stunts never before at
| tempted on the screen. Romance, &C
! ton. human interest. suspense. comedy
thrills all vie with each other TO max
Taking Chances the big success that 4
| ia
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
A BuIletic Want
Advertisement VIII Get I

among those who had expressed 4 desire
to- bid for the fleet OF foEr vessels. 70
which may be added four new. ships Of the
.535 foot class, were tie Rooseyen Steam
ship Line, the Moore and Mccormick q
the Brady interests and the Hartman
Steamship Lire There WAS -zfs0-T posi-.
bility DIT was stated that the Information
al Mercantile Marine company might
bid.
The .InteTuatiQnal; AeEcastAe. ~''it. was
said. at the shfTping to-day: has reieaseS
the board from the coutraet- which i
maintains it has to recoDdluos- and OBJ.
crate the Leyiathan and has-left the ship
ping board free agent 500 :
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
FOR SALE

An apartment house with an annual
rental Of 1854. in good location, eight
minutes walt of center of city.
For particulars.
FRANCIS. D. D0N0HUE,
Central Bldg. Phone. Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
A Bulletin To Let
Advertisement VIII Rent Il
What Is Going On Tonight

Motion Picture in Basement Of St
Patrick's Church.
Academy Musical Course at Slater
Hall.
Buckingham Council. No. II. Jr. o. L.
A. M. meets at Buckingham Memorial
Somerset Lodge, No. -, F. ard A N,
NESTS in Masonic Temple.
Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. 81. L o. O
F., meets in Odd Fellows Hail
Mohegan Lodge. No. 81. / o. r n,
meets IN Steiner Hall
Motion Pictures and Vaudeville al
Davis Theatre.
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures al
Strand Theatre.
Motion Pictures at Bred Tneatra
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Eight-room cottage house. all modern,
in first class condition. hardwood floors,
frontage s0xf60. 200 feet from Greene
Vile car line For particulars, see
A. ". CoVELBo, 1913 Chf st. Tel. 1928.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Scholarships Fo- Ex-service Men.
There is stu small amount u mn.
ey left in the Y. ". c A. schoiarshl-
fund for ex-serviee men. and the Nor
wich Y NJ c. A management viii b,
pleased TO assist any s1ch who dess-,
help IN their education, as far az the
fund win permit. They may apply at Ii,
association Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
RIVERSIDE DAIRY FARM.

KIY EkSIDE DAIRY FARM,
lao acres. finely located. excellent sur
roundInss, near market, station hne 12-
room house, 2 large barns, Sheds farm
buildings, all good; running spring water
in building; 50 acres fertile tillable fields
part can be irrigated large spring-Water-
ed pastures; 1000 cords saIable wood /:
large stream through farm will carry 40
head Of cattle; $4,000 very easy terms.
TRYoNS' AGENCY,
feh10d WilIinlantic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
slater Hall Concert.

Fred Patton, baritone. and May Muk-
lie, 'cellist, in joint recital.
This evening q delightful concert viii
be given in Slater hall, when Fred Pat
ton. the distinguished Baritone and May
Mnkle, Englznd's foremost 'cellist WIZ
appear in joint recital $50
Fred Patton IS an example of- patient
study, fine devotion TO ideals and .
high sense of duty toward the art ne
loves.
Possessed of all the requisites Of sue.
cess, In season he sang his way to
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
EBIKA MoKINI COMING -
TO NORWICH ArRIL 5TH

TO NORWICH AFBI1. 9TH
Announcement was made Tuesday by
those in charge OF the Academy musical
course that the management has COM
pleted final arrangements for the appear
snce of Brika Morini.- the famous girl
violinist, Al Slater hall Wednesday. April
5tb.
Morini was booked 10 appear in Nor
wicn several times, but illness prevented
her from keeping her engagements. This
announcement made Tuesday carried
with it the assurance that Morini Is en-.
tireiy recovered and viii positively ap-
pear at Slater hall April 9Th.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

At "A IUTl nj -Uf--T KDBATE TELH
at Norwich. within and f,r the District
Of Norwich. on the 18th day of February,
A. q. 1922. =:
l,resert-NELSONsJ J.. AYLING; Judge.
Estate of Mary Walsh. late of Nor
wich. in said. District, deceased.
Ordered That the, Administrator cite
the creditors of said deceased to bring in
their claDns against said estate within
EfS months from this Sdate, by posting q
notice TO thai effect, together with a copJ
of This order. on -C1e sigppost nearest to
the plAce where said deceased last dwelt,
and in. the same Town. and by publishing
the same once in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District. and make re-
turn to this Court
NELSON j.: AILING. Judge.
The above and foregoing is a true copy
Ai{est: HELEN II. pREsclER.
I go Clark
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

fame. His Is one of the great voices.
capable of big dramatic effects, but I'M
der perfect control.
Glorious is the term which best de-
scribes the quality.
May Nuke is acclaimed and accept
ed without question as one Of the great
est 'cellists of the day ..
In her tours throughout Europe
Australia, South africa and America she
has achieved great success.
This programme will be rendered:
ouorreain-B Minor Mass Bach
Wayward Children-Co Office Cantata
Bach
Mr.. Patton
Selections by
Miss Nuke
Aria-Fu do che disse
>U'Ebreo) Apollini
Mr.. Patton
Group Selections
Miss Nuke
Three Comrades Hermann
The Dew is Sparkling Rubinstein
The Two Grenadiers Schumann
Mr. Patton
Miss Muks
The Hour FlaEier
The Floral Dance Moss
A Sea Dirge z. c. Harris
The Gospel Train tspirituaD -
Burleis-
Frederick w Lester will be at the rl-
ano.
The chickering piano win BE furnished
by the PIaut-ce dozen Co.
The stage decorating Will be done BY
Otto F. Ernst.
Tickets for this fine concert are or
sale at Cranston's. Tickets $3.50
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

DR.. WIEfanl H Fitzpatrick professor
OF ed1cation of Columbia University. is
20 lecture at the Community House on
Church street at $40 on Thursday after
noon His subject viii be Discipline.
The lecture Is given under the auspices
of the Teachers league and no admission
will be charged.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
LIKE CLOUDS ACROSS A SUMMER

foreteliing the dreaded storm. are the
SYMPTOMS of women's diseases which
point the way to physical and mental
breakdown The nervous irTitability, the
backache. the dragging pains, are not
only hard TO endure. but they bring GER
tain knowledge of collapse unless some
thing is done TO reseve the sufferer.
There is one standard remedy which has
shown the way out for nearly fifty years.
The women who have come back"
through the use Of LYDIA E Pinlham's
Vegetable Compound present an nrxu-
nenk stxuuxw th&n vordx could ever be.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

Hartford.-In the vassar college ma
tion-wide campaign to raise SO, 0oo,0oo
as faculty salary endowment fund It
became known at, the week end that the
Hartford district had raised $4,000 of
it's quota of $4,000. this amount being
as of Jan 81. The amount raised In the
entire Country On: that: date was s2rsos.-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
A Bulletin For Sale
advertisement VIII Sell Ii
LEGAL NOTICE
NorfCE 70 CREpIroRs.

AT A'.COURE4 0F I.K0BATE HELM
At Norwich. within anI, for the District of
Norwich, on the 14th day of February,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

with elevator Forlsfurtflere information
apply to agent only, W. F. Hill, Thayer
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
A Bulletin For Sale 1
Advertisement VIII Sell II
FOE SALE

FOR sALE-Miss Caulkins' History of
Norwich, S. Write Mrs. S.. I. Bonneys
Norwich Town feb15d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

The Boy Scouts court Of honor is % -
held Friday night. Fen. Il. in the MAYORS
ofrsce- city hass. at 80 y. m. TINS In q
notice which all scouts are expected 70
heed
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

FOR sALE-Seven acres, three cot
tages.g land in high state cu4ivations
Golden Spur, four miles from New Lon
don, ON Mantle river, fishing, bathing,
boating, one minute from trolley. ideal
chicken farm. Write P. o. Box 226. New
London. feb15d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15

Mems Bible Class at Y. VI. c. A.
The weekly session q the 7. II c. A.
Bible class for men will be held Wed
nesdsy night AZ SIS O'Clock Topsr ~
the study. The WAY Of sslvstson--
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-15
NOT

FOR. sAf,E:.I3y order, Of the Honorable
Court Of FProbsfe for thya-pistrict of Nor
wioh | viii sell the interest. of Isadore
MallettA. late Of Norwich, ins said District.
deceased. in the real estate, consisting OF
Norwich and Franklin, jn.,.sa.d District,
and being -gsAfllt., dezGrihed-- in the applica-
.tion to sen. on file in said Court For
rlore-=nalaiclIaT- tia5eTipt5ela,- see said APP
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