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Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
4 Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It
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FOIts SALEa few fine large White Wyansiotte cockerels; all stock direct from aIs5hn. L. Martin this spring -pQn- ald Billiard Tel 1o7644 ocf 1fWs
 F0ls Six acre chicken farm as Mansfield Cent ef Conn. barn full ot hay, house full of furniture. wood and coal ; step out, you step in. Box g. Mansfield Centefs Conn. oetz6d
 WANfED44Twu round leg 5e0-cgg Newto,Fn- inub1tofs c, w. Adams. 65 Williams St. Norwich. Conn. oct25d
 F6H SALE Ten-acre poultry farm, good buildings. fine water supply F. p. Taylor, R4 D. g. Norwich. Conn octlsd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENT-One single room, by day or week, and. two light housekeeping rooms. Phone Te9-3s oct2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
PA1Sf AND HALLrAprR

FOE &AEE-Px1nE $1.75 per kzi.. reg. uIa- s2.5o grade; wallpaper. 19c p4r rol. MAX Elazsr, xSS West Main St., next to Fire StatisE. nYld
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
FoR sktE--,4orsss
yUsr xRnfVED.
'pnlNrtNa

rKIxgfNGf of ali kIacS prsmpity, asd zs4Hy done. Estitnatez promptly and shercfully .Eiyj:R. Ths R7lletip Co. @ fLeNkl4 Ak nazflaA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENT-Tenement 24 North Thames St. five rooms all irnpf ovements. Apply Frank Ferry, Thames St. oet2sd.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
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sNlAogo1Isf

WIEN YOU WANT so put x0as 6uss. net5 oefof6 tne public. there is no f1edE- hrn bette- tnxn .tlroukh the advertising aiumns of 49s suli6t1k
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENT = Two furnished rooms steam heated, centrally located. s76 Main St. Phone 1423-2. oct27d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO KENT-Nicely furnished rooms i; steam heat. electric lights. 29 Cliff St.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
Assessors Notice

AT 4 COURT or PROBATE HELD in Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich. on the 27th day of October.
 Prcsent-NELsoN ]. AYL1NG, Judge
 Estate of William Burgess. late of Lis- bon, in said District. deceased.
 IobiHa E. Drew Of Lisbon, Conn, ap- peared in Court and filed q petition praying, for the rcasoils therein set forth, that an instrument purportiug to be ibe last will and testament of said deccssed be admitted 10 probate.
 Whercupon, 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 Sth day of Noverber, A. D. 1929, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of tho pendency of said petition, and of said hearing theteon be given by the publication of this order one time in some newspaper having circulation in said District. at least ten days prior to the date Of said Hearing, and that return be made to this
 NELSON ]. ATHTNc. Judge. r The above and foregoing is true copy Gttest: HELEN NJ. DREscHEE. l oct2Sd CieFE
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

AUTOMOBILES. dead storage at fire proof dry building, $4 a month top hoor Majestic Bldg: Norwich Auto Trimming Shop. Tel 2I14. oct27d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO REST-Apartment six rooms and satn. all modern Improvements, steam neat turnished Tel 12s9. 352 Main st.
 oct25d -- .- -----A
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENT-Tenement s9 School st, all if1prov enients. Inquire Joseph Cooper, 9S Thames St oct2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

FOR RENT-six-rooms fiat, all modem iniproy yemenfs. Inquire A. V Coyello. 19s Cliff St. Tel I527-3. oct2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
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To BENT--Storage room. Inquire c A. Lee 1173 Main St.. WHlimzntic.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENT-Tenement foar rooms, gas 100 West Main St, Barber Shop. oct2Id
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENTING furnished rooms, light housekeeping. 310 Main St Phone e52-5. nrf97d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENT-Four rooms, suitable for light housekeeping or for offices, at 51 Broadway. Inquire at 2o2 Main St.
 oct24d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO RENT-Weil furnished, heated rooms, Sf Franklin St. octI0d
 TO REIN of nine rooms and bath, all modern, at 15S Franklin St.. opposite factory. Inquire Goidblatts Shoe Store, 46 Franklin St. octed
 TO RENT--Nicey furnished rooms, 1s Laurel Hill Ave Phone 1142-5. sep2d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

wANTED-Nfsgazin s1.15 per hun dred newspapers, Gee per hundred rags, $l.25 hundred; also highest cash prices paid for scrap metal and other junk. We will call anywhere Mutual N aste and Metal Co. S19 ". Main St. Phone 2z75.
 oct25d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

4 KUsToMEK tofd me that the leaves grow red in the fall cuz there ashamed they've been so green all summer. Special sale of briar pipes with Bakelite bits 7yc, at Fagan's Smoke Shop. octz5d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30

TO LET--Space on top floor of Majes- tic Bldg. for dead storage, automobiles, furniture etc. first class elevator ser vice Inquire of Norwich Auto Trim ming Shon, Tel. 2l14. Ioct2sd
, 1922-09-23
FILM At WYOMING IS
CALLED HIT Of YEAR

THE Storm" the UniversaIJewel
attraction which has won widespread
commendation as the outstanding
screen success OF the year, starts to-
day at the Wyoming theater for a
three-day showing. An all-star cast
headed by House Peters. makes the
screen version Of Langdon McCor.
mick's world famous play. an artistic
triumph that holds the spectator
spellbound. Virginia valli and Matt
Moore play the chief supporting
roles. In fact this stellar trio carry
the burden of the majority OF the
scenes, and Director Reginald Barker
took full advantage of each chance to
build Ut the suspense element. The
forest fire scene. In which the flames
sweep along in leaps and spurts. is
magnificent and exeeeds the thrilling
mechanical forest fire given in the
stage presentation
Photopiay critics in New York, Chi
cago. and other metropolitan cities
have been unanimous in their praise
Of the greatness of this Universal.
Jewel and Manager viluaye Of the
Wyoming theater Is 10 be congratu.
lated upon showing Il here.
, 1922-09-23

whip and Erinned. Heap good pet"
said he. Tail feather make number
one snake whip"
Would you like to make a "heap
good pet" to hang in your room? He
won't be quite. as large as the Gagged
,agle which gave Kathat-a-kanave his
best tail feathers. but he'll be '%jolller.
First he's like Fig. Just plain little
peanut. Paste on two round paper
ayes, two paper winds, a couple Of tiny
feathers for n tail. and stick In three
bits Of toothpick for legs and beak. and
there's your pet" Next comes the
& Use two slices OF n large cork
Tor the tops OF round pill boxes) for
top and bottom. as shown in Fig. 3.
Slash a long strip OF folded paper into
bars" as shown in 4 and 8. Stand
the bird In the bottom. paste the
bars TO the top and bottom, run a
bit Of bent wire through the top for a
, 1922-09-23

with several wells nearing the sec
ond Wall Creek sand 81 viii be q
matter OF only a few weeks until
wells belng drilled by the Mammoth
OIL company no the Teapot VIII be
coming IN with regularity.
No. ! on the Northwest quarter Of
section 2i-ss-7s and No. 1 on the
southwest OF 2s-ss-7s are both stand.
ing for cement TO set and will soon
be ready TO drin In.
Status OF other wells OF the com
pany IL a follows
No. l. southwest quarter section
2i-ss.Ts. drilling at 2.sso feet.
No. !. northwest quarter OF section
1s-ss-7s. drilling at 1871 feet.
No. /. northeast quarter section 20.
ss-7s. drilling at 1850 feet.
No. !. northeast quarter section as
1915, sprdding in.
No. l. northwest quarter section
2s-3s-7s. drilling at 1850 feet.
No. l.. southwest quarter section
7s-se-7s. Drilling at l.77b feet.
No. /. southeast quarter section IS.
ss-Is. drilling at 2,4s5 feet.
No. 1, southwest quarter section
37-3s-7S. drilling at Gas feet.
No. 1. northwest quarter section "a
3s-7s. drilling At 255 fect.
No. !. southeast qaurter section 81
5s-Ts. drilling at 1885 feet.
, 1922-09-23

to dance for the first time in the great
snake Inc on top Of the mesa 1t
seemed very strange 10 Betty that
right here in her own United States.
indians should be dancing with
snakes on tops Of desert places while
just a few miles away factory whistles
were footing and pianos were piayins
In movie houses. But she was glad
that It was so. because snake dances
are SC much mors exciting than movie
Ipicturea-is the snake is far enough
away Kathnt-a-kanave would use the
snake whip to drive the snakes II
was only o bunch Of feathers tied to q
stick but Kathat-a-kanaye fused over
1t as though II were a diamond brace
let.
at must be lots Of work to catch q
bird every time you want 10 make a
snake whip" said Betty. There's so
much room in the desert for a bird to
! run away"
, 1922-09-23
SMILING H0OT GIBSON
IS HERE IN SURE FIRE

Hoot Gibson and his winning smile
some to the Hub heater today and
Sunday in a new universal feature.
Sure Fire" adapted from the novel
"Bransford of Rainbow Ridge"
che breezy cowboy saunters from
one thrill to another in his inimitably
affable manner. Jeff Bransford seems
to have been written particularly for
Hoot Gibson. SO perfectly docs Eu-
gene Manlove Rhodes famous char
acter fit the smiling Western star.
The story produced under the di-
rection of Jack Ford, director Of
many Harry Cary successes, is jam
lined and crammed with red-blooded
action.
Sure Fire" is the fighting drama
of a man who makes good-a vaga
bond cowpuncher. who shows his
worth for something more than rid
ing the In many respects 1t is
even tt better picture than Action"
and Red Courage" Gibson's two
previous successes.
Opposite the smiling star Is Molly
Malone the pretty little leading lady,
who also played the chief feminine
role in Red Courage" A notable
cast of Universal celebrities supports
Gibson and numbers such names as
Breezy Eason. Jr., FRITZ Brunette.
Harry Carter, Murdoch Mcouarrie,
George Fisher. Charles Newton, Jack
WOODS. Jack Walters, Joe Harris an6
Steve Clements.
George C. Hull has made a fast
moving scenario from the %adventur-
Gus novel by the noted author of vir-
lie western tales. Eugene Manlove
Rhodes.
Buy a lot with oil rights. s-21-4t
, 1922-09-23
S~imonizing Shop
Turns Ont Autos
Looking Like New

"slmonl1e.- l. tho motto adSptsd
by Ben GienberE and c. c. Spears.
managers OF the Casper simoniz-
inE shop al Woicott and Railroad
streess an establishment where
cars are washed. polished and given
a preserving coat OF "simonir-y
When a car Is once simonfxed.
dust and rain shun Il As II their
greatest desire were 10 stay away
from it, say MIR. Gienberg.
-Onco simonized. n car does not
need another scat OF the polish for
fve or six months. some carte
have been known 20 so eight
months without a new oat
The simonizing process IL an
extremely iaborious ne. First. the
surface Of the car IL washed and Is
then rubbed 70 rive hours. Then
II IL simonized for an equal period
OF time. a thsrough n a difficult
method We ciSim that a car. which
has been simontzsd is far better
able to withstand weather condi-
tons than one which has not. II Is
also improved greatly IN appear
and and looks like new
Glenberg and Spears also have a
spraying device 20 keep the sur
face OF a new car under water for
a period OF several hous 90 that the
paint viii be hardened. II IL con
ceded by many hat every new a
should be given this water treat
men" TO preserve its vanish.
, 1922-09-23
SEVERAL WELLS NEAR SAND ON
TEAPOT, TWO ARE GEMENTED

No. 1. northeast quarter section 20,
2s-Ts. drilling at e5 feet
Nil. southeast quarter section 20
AIS. rigging up.
No J.. northwest quarter section ?
ISIS. drilling At $40 feet.
No. j. southwest quarter section }
5s-7s. drilling at 1850 feet.
No. /. northwest quarter section =
ISIS. drilling at las feet.
No /. southwest quarter section :
-Ss-Ts. drilling at ara feet
No. !, southwest quarter section IL
ss-ss. spudding In
No. /. northwest quarter secuon 10
ISIS. riggink zap
No. /. northeast quarter section 10.
ISIS. drilling at 20 E
No. /. northeast quarter section IS
5s-7s. spudding in
Nc. 1. southwest quarter section Il
1878, rigging up.
, 1922-09-23
WHY NOT REVIEW NEW
RECORDS LIKE BOOKS?
MARIE TIFFANY SAYS

ave ought to have reviewers OF
photograph records says Miss
Tiffany. who is herself a success
full maker OF discs. we might
call them 'Discritics.' They would
be akin 10 book reviewers. except
that they would ~oritictse records
instead Of books.
Artists generally have no great
affection for critics. but Miss Marie
Tiffany OF the Metropolitan Opera
company who will sing in Casper
on October 10 at the Rialtc. not
only approves them but suggests
q new type OF commentator on
matters musical.
Some trade publications make n
practice Of reviewing new records.
but I think that this practice
should be extended TO general peri
odicals. Almost as many people
buy phonograph records as buy
books, and almost all OF Us would
be interested in reading accounts
OF tbs new discs.
"Of course the 'aiscritic' would
have to have unusual qualifica-
ions. He would have 10 be a
sound musician and he would have
TO know the technique OF making
photograph records, And I think
that the prominencs which the
monograph has taken in present
day musical life warrants the Gre
alton of the 'discritic.'
II can remember when we'll
known singers were afraid to ap-
pear on ~phonograph records. They
either declined to make discs or
they sang under assumed James
But today n singer who isn't a
record maker isn't likely to be a
, 1922-09-23
HURRICANES GAL IS
PACKED WITH THRILLS

swift. moving drama packed with
pune, and thrills: enacted by a star
and cast of exoeptional caiibre.
That describes "Hurricane'a Gai'
a First National attraction produced
by Allen Hoiubar and STIRRING Dor.
othy Phillips. which will be shown at
the American Tuesday. wednesday
and Thursday Of next week
It is a ''big'' picture in every way
Ia our estimation. and should draw
capacity houses lat every perform
nnce.
bounding main, with Miss Phillips
cast as Lola. who takes over the COM
msnd of a smuggling schooner when
1er father. rs owns-. dles. THE
cre,. ciated at the death OF tho brow
beating captain, is disiilusioned when
the daughter proves herself TO be
Just as severe n relentless as her
parent.
The action IS intense and rapid
with schooners. torpedo boat de-
stroyers. a~eropianes and h~ydroplanes
taking part. The production is fill
ed with gripping suspense and II will,
live long In the memory OF those for
tunate enough to see Il.
The air scenes in which Director
Hoiubar himself used a plane TO
photograph the other air and sea
craft in action. are remarkably well
done inc enhance the appeal of the
picture.
: Robert Ellis plays opposita Mrs
Phillips. and others in the cast are
Wallace Beery. Gertrude Astor,
O.. BaIroSvs. Jack Donovan
and Frances Raymond.
, 1922-09-23
RESIGNS
POSITION WITH
COUNTY SHERIFF
Election Support Pledged by
/. Undersheriff in Notice to
Chief Quitting Place
Here.

II. L. Seidel. undersheriff, who has
sheen associated with the Natrona
Ecounty sheriff's offios for the greater
apart of the last eight years. seat in
@his resignation this morning. effect
1--WE October /. Mr.. Seidel is giving up
&the work with which he has been con-
snected during the regime OF Tour sher.
sjffs solely because he believes hat his
duty TO his family necessitates such
faction. As he explained this morning.
"a law enforcement officers time Sc
never his WI and the large amount
sof night work involved keeps him
away from his family too much Of
THE time.
"Cy.' as he is known to the greater
snumber Of people with whom he comes
In contact. has made an enviable rec.
tord as one of the most valuable under
-sheriffs in the history of the county.
; He was associated with Hugh Patton,
Pat Royce, and theincum benz sheriff.
'Joe Marquis. The first three gave
him the highest recommendations TO
stheir successors and Mr.. Marquis re-
Sssrds his resignation as almost a cal
eamity.
: During tho last eight years Seidei
1hss worked on the most noteworthy
criminal cases in the annals OF the
Natrona county office. His nerve was
snever questioned and he gained the
~respect of the law abiders and the
,criminal element alike. He is enter
@,ng private bsiness in Casper but did
-snot care this morning TO give the de
@fails or the nature.
In announcing his resignation. Sci
Sdei spoke a word OF high esteem for
@the ability of Mr.. Marquis and pledges
ibis support to the latter's election.
Ills letter in full IS as follows:
IT herewith tender my resignation
sAs Under Sheriff Of Natrona county 10
Cake effect October LIST, 1922.
= "In rendering this resignation ]
want you TO now that I continue to
shold you in the highest personal es
steem n that sven though i an
leaving your Office that I will spend
fsyery effort IN my power TO bring
ssbout your reelection as Sheriff o.
sNatrona county. I am doing this o.
sthe reason that I am intimately &C
@quainted with you se-viee TO tn,
speople in law enforcement and canno
ssee how any good lRw-ablding citzN,
sNould fail to support you for re-elee
, 1922-09-23

record breake4 as IAN attraction
When c manager contempIates
engaging a singer. n of the first
questions he asks Il for whom does
he make recorder To be a record
err Is a sort of guarantee Of merit.
II always sratifies me to hear that
music lovers have become inter
ested in my concerts because Of
my records.
"It we r to have reviewers of
concerts. why not reviewers OF
records7 Records are like books.
They are the literature of music:
and they should be reviewed like
all other literature"
Asked what she considered tho
requisites for a good 'discritlc.'
Miss Tiffany put her answer In
three words:
Csseernment. discrimination and
~discretion."
Wsv buy lots in the country
Girls buy a lot. a.,ta
, 1922-09-23

sire nlant and old storage. II VIII not
sonlv supply the town n Teapot with
Zee and perishabio provisions but the
Eneiehhoriag camps as well The
ssme company that owns the ice
[. plant will also operate the lighting
land heating service with gas from
gnelrby wells. Arrangements are now
Eheing made to convey this fuel 70
ETespot for heating. cooking and
-lIrhtinE purposes. Mrs. Mary A Ter
RIM % Denver. recently purchased
ftwo lots and has returned TO her
Z home TO settle her business interests.
sshe announced before leaving that
.sbc would build a 5O-room modern
hotel. This will he 80 constructed
- that additions can be made TO Il at
time thai the business Increases.
Water lines have been laid, con
ncrtlons viii be made In the next few
days. thus insuring a bounuful water
supply.
There are several opportunities for
business places that are u~nexcelled
according 10 the promoters. There Is
room for a pool hail. moving picture
, house. drug store and several other
: similar institutions with the POSSIBLE
P. tiles OF all OF them bringing IN hand
some profits.
A school b Iilding has been con
istructed. As soon as possible a
teacher will be appointed and classes
will begin. This is being don by the
Z Teapot Development company, which
has charge OF the townsite lot sales.
According 20 the opinion OF geolo-
Eists who have examined IN struc-
ature. the possibilities OF oil being
found on the Teapot townsite r get
better every day. The Nam
-moth OIL company is bringing in pro
duction In the Shannon and stray
sands on neighboring sections. The
'fauit conditions for Teapot being an
reservoir are ideal.
That this opinion Is gaining in
strength is witnessed by the recent
purchases OF lots by men connected
with prominent oil companies in the
salt Creek field. by drillers. tool
and others whose a~cquaint.
ance with oil conditions makes them
accepted authority.
Due to the celebration at the town
,of Lavoye. formerly the Mosher
camp, today and tomorrow. many
are expected to, visit the Salt
ICreek.Teapot oil field. They will find
many changes in the Teapot town
site and are cordially invited to stop
and inspect the prosperity.
There are stll some choice business
and residential lots for sale IN Teapot
by tho Teapot Development company,
solesmen will be glad OF the
opportunity of showing them to the
public.
With the town growing so fast, i'm
provements being made so rapidly
and the oil possibilities becoming so
pronounced. the Teapot Development
company has decided to advances the
price Of lots 25 per cent or octo-
, 1922-09-23

q want 70 belong to you. II you
would like to have ms. let's write 70
each other. You nay call ms Aunt
Elsie. tho Merry Markings Lady, and
send your letter to the Editor OF this
paper1
kathata-kanave was making .
snake whip" Kathat-a-kanAve was
a young Hopi brave" who was going
, 1922-09-23

Il DON'T said KAthata.kanave. u
catch hin-I keep him. See--and he
pointed to rows Of birds in wicker
cages which hung against the vaiis Of
the cliff houses.
oh. Is that what they're for said
Betty. II thought they were Just
pets.~
| KathAt-a-kanave waved his snake
, 1922-09-23
SCHOOL AND ICE PLANT
ARE NEW TEAPOT IMPROVEMENTS

In the last few months so many changes have taken place
in the townsite of Teapot that It is scarcely recognizable.
stretch of unbroken prairie it is rapidly being trans
formed into a bustIing town. The future of Teapot is hmit-
less and it is growing as fast as the law will allow.
The Taanot DEVELOPMENT company is planning a lotion
, 1922-09-23

Department OF the Interior. Unit.
ca States Land Office. Douglas. Wye.
September 8, 1879
To Daniel r. Myers of Casper.
Wyo.. confeatee.
You are hereby notified that D,n-
IL. Hartford who gives Casper. Woo
ming as his Dostoffice address. AID
on August Is. 1919. me in this Of
flee his duly corroborated application
10 contest and secure the cancsliaxion
OF your HOMESTEAD and Additional
| Homestead Entries Nos. oz15a0 ana
62aBso1 made October Il, 1913 and
February S. 1874. for all . Section
20. Township 3s Norst. Range 50
West, Sixth Principal Meridian. and
a. grounds for his contest hs alleges
that saio d. r. Myens has wholly
abandoned this land for more than
six months last past That he does
not have a habltahie house or other
improvements on the land as required
by law. That such abandonment and
failure was not. or Is not. Que TO his
service in te United States army.
navy or marine corps.
You are. therefore. further notified
that the said allegations win be taken
as confessed. and you said entry viii
be Cancelled without further right 10
be heard. either before this office or
on appeal. II you fall to file In this
office within twenty days aft>r tho
fourth publication Of this noise. az
shown below. your answer, n-dtr
| cath, specifically responding 10 these
] allegations OF contest. together with
cue proof that you nave serve a
cory Of your answer on the said con
testant either in person or by regis
tered mall. =
You should state IN your answer
the name OF the postoffiee TO which
you desire future notices TO be sent
wILKIE COLLINS.
Receiver.
Date of first publication September
%. 1922.
\ Date OF second publication septem.
Der 80. 1892.
Date of third publication October
Z. 1929.
Date of fourth publication October
~. 1sss.
Boys buy = lot. cali,
Girls buy n lot. o'21At
hook. hang We tassei on the bottom
land there you arel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trails.
Save rent-buy a lot. 9-2i-4t
Buy at lot-build a home. s-2I4t
Fair View Addition
lies Oh East Fifteenth street. Go
Out South Mckinley street.
The Dobbin Realty Co.
Ground Floor. Tribune Bldg.
Save money buy a lot. e-e14t
, 1922-09-23

hook. hang a'wee tassei on the bottom
and there you arel
Observation-Disclosures Trails.
, 1922-09-23

Make m0nsy-buy a lot s.2l-It
, 1922-09-23
Fair View Addition

lies Oh East Fifteenth street. Go
Out South Mckinley street.
The Dobbin Realty Co.
Ground Floor. Tribune Bldg.
The Washington times., 1922-06-28
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