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"V.
7
NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1 922
9
BAHIELSON AND PDTHAIHIEWS
DANIELSON
Pew famaS in tb1fioiinty had the
- jrivilefto and enjoyment at the Chrlst-
' : ajAs season of partaking of fruit takes
f ; jjroducevtrthree affTenr flfctftms,- but
'this happened In the bom of Mr. an!
I lira. W. ,H. Ketch. South 'Main ' street.
W'liet Suddi.?' ' Mr. Keaeh's brother
; raoie with tren? rf ermat descent
ffrti JUofA pikM. bought With
them ' a fruit cake that' hid beeir sent
'i'-vver-from raianvlfo'?a relative; rn
j. N'ortb .'Sottml -."Safe! oak was ete
i' n'4a " On Vrailsv members 'Of th
teach TrmTtrTWfapartjf. r-arWoit
f a tea:ff:rrrcate or Mrs.
'' JteaoVs own' " making, ' Atod Oiert -on
Stneedav came afctiam.Jtdlf eae 'from
-fcngIand ' sent fo a tenant- of, "Jjr. "and
Mrs.' Kadr's""tjy ' lief Blotter In Bng:
'iknfl. ATI of the .cakes-were exoellent
" an exprttsslHtf pf vtfc " -observance " f
brtsrmas aslswg' the chlMaed
jrpnT over. I
. noo-at'a.3t recltar wii'
' ?1glV4b"7 MUroe.n'cejBfiven-Cbat-
is follows:
Harmonious Blacksmith. Batdet
Gavotte in 13. vaca
Rondu STlllante, p ' . 'Weber
eeuoveo
Sonata. -Op. SiiJ
1 Absence
Rondo ' Cei-rSovi
(Mendelssohn!
Caprlcclo (for the right hand alone)
. Nocturne1 'Op. "n. Choi
jam
Chopin
Scherzo, Op. 3 J. Chopin
Falsa. , Fan jt.i - -j .- - Gounod-Lls t
The pfeeif arts 'is aJiasob ft Haml.n.
Vadr. f
Various handicaps inflicted ..by.' the
fttorra werh, fittest during Friday,
6f snow W Bw temperature- The ! ' 'M ftr prosperity.
respect Is i for a white New Sear's. " wet;
'.but there is trial inconvenience da ao-
..... . ' . ' ' " "
; JEUUO Ol It. (
were -involved to Jourae?. Son) Iraw
elers who startid out rave up their
prospective "trips 'and 'called business off
untu some other day. ' ' - - - ; . i....
The state highways furnished the
easiest means of travel. - because . the
were cleared of snow with jnotor trunk
plows. However, some who ventid
oiit with automobiles in' the early mfn-
Ihtr had their difflculties oa tbe state
hlchway. which wer arain drifted" 'in
$loe8 aftr the snow had Cleared them.
There is no treat amount of snow in
this sections-hot "over Bve' or six inches,
but it has a ' mantle ol sleet tinder it
and Ice" underlying alt 'so "the ioirig Is
not flie very 'best- eikosirtlnr wftere-all
possible of winter's accuifiulatio ' ;haa
been scraped off. ' ' ' r'
Complaints from local elttseita hare
been file fiWith agepta of the cbminls
fion Qn doipeetli; animals relatiye to the
flaw oi - syvcai yoK9 avp on uie -r
skirls of the" -borough rusblni; persons
who bappeb along; the blebwajr. 'Th$
dogs are said to-show every Indication,
of vlciojiisnfess. thoueh tfeej' are. not To
ported as havtns' bitten anyone. " Even
men' bayeL been ftigbte'ned' jf "sitac bv
the does an"3 the" situation has reached
the stage whew it has been deemed
best to" direct the attention of. the db
meslio aninVal bureau to the matter.
One Inn prisoner of s)I the wbono
names appear on the oriminal list of the
superior court for Windham county.
January term, is held at Brooklyn Jail
and he' wIH hay a ear for himself and
a sheriff or two when he is taken over
lo WlUliuantlc to plead.' The session of
photopuvs
OF TH"E '
BETTER
'cIass'.
Matins 20;"
Evening SOe-30
CONTINUOU8
NEW YEAR'S
TtoDAV-ONTIN-UOgs SHOW, STARTING AT 1:15rrGA8. BAY,
SMUDGE" ALICE LA K E, in 'HATE" MAT, CHILD BEN 10c
: 8UIDAY NUfiHT ONLY AT 7:06 ANQ 8:45 '
HOOT GIBSON, in "The Loaded Door
BUSTER KEATON, in "HAUNTED HQUSE'-'
ANN LITTLE, in "NAN OF THE NORTH' "
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDN ESDAY 2--STAR FEATURES 2
DOROTHY GISH
IN THE COMEDY DRAMA "
'TOE COUNTRY FLAPPER"
LON CHANEY
AND A STAR CAST, INCLUDING EDITH ROBERTS, JACK MULHALL,
NOAH BEERY AND RALPH LEWIS. IN A DRAMA' WITH THE IM-1
MORTAL TOUCH. " ' 1 "-' "
"FLESH AND BLOOD" ;
CpNTlKtUOUS SHOW NEW YEAR'S DAY
THE BEST
IN
PICTURES
'- ; .! :
ERE
HEATRE
EID
THE BEST
IN
MUSIC
SUY MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
1
the court is to open Tuesday. With one j
exception, those who are to be put to.
pie are out on bail. I
Z Txayelers wh.o Jja4 .any distanoj to go
-Tentffht. insofar, as basl4s tec the!
average person Is concerned brinfcs the,
end of JJ22'. The period will pass into
history as a satfsf aotory one- in the
town of " Kflliniriy from - various stand
point's. The communities of the town
outmatch-1
called unusual good
vekra tefora 'the World war ' brouent I
changed conditions and different ideas.
Some, business houses ' even ' have hid
the best " year in th$ic hlstory-ettef .
. . . . una 1 . . tx ucuiu Hal cblo. m. uc koueb.
:?? ,: .tm-yf1 ieatth' 6t the community las- been go6d. '
'WW iSHCT & "as MS
" lofaflf waiti' vkrf ' change "'o " lyains
. ivv 'j'xi "j--xjPtNi: . .. .' .1
LittiS Glossy Hsur
rFolknri tw of feutlrai Soap al
Obtment, . Qa irinffjjh Curicura
Ointment into. thjcalp especial:
pots of dandroif aVtbtaf.tNexY
Mornlnr sbaoipoa, -witi" Cut&um
ooapasaxtot
rt.tJf Xl&i
Tir.,1, ,1,1 Tl l Will Ulllim OaSHsilUI
M SwOt. OiWBMWiwc.S. flMMUBML
ICaM ktttfitnMilhu SMI.'
'of "trains '"s ?? ' -ww
' ( rates pa.d during the .ar.
Taat some toy kealtate W atimid the
trap shoot arrnjed for Neiy. Years
afternoon' 'because Of the fact pf'tKir
never ha dexperiepce at" trap' sliootTns,
it max be" stated" that ' '75 per "cent. ' of
i those who have agreed to attend never 1
iook part, ut cues q evqni, so - ia4i
three out of four will be' beginners. This1
particular evenf (g 'Intended ' chiefly to
revive'" trap shooting" in "tSls "tflrr.tory ;
and all who are Interested are inTltoS .
to ttead. . -' ' - J
This Tnesiay oon brings the begin-
riia? of ' ariotfier 'holiday" "periodf for
hundreds 9f workers In Killingly . and
they will be" free" to follow' their own de
vices until next Tuesday -morqing, wnen
the big manufacturing plants-will ref
sume their activities.;-. Busness will bs
rractically eu upended In " Danlelson on
New Tear's" day'." " .' - ;
BRO ADWAY I
TODiY CONTINUOUS SHOW DOORS OPEN '1:15 KEITH' VAUDE
VILLE ALICE BRADY, In '.'ANNA ASCENDS CHilLDREN. MAT. 15c
"'' SUNDAY1 rilQHf ONLY AT 7.00 AND 8:45
WILLIAM S. HART, hi "SANP"
THE BEST PICTURE HART EVER MADE A STORY OF LOVE, WITH
A HEART AND A KICK HIS GJRL, HIS HORSE AND H IS QUN-
HALLROOM BOYS, in
i'THE SPIRIT OF '23T
I NEWS WEEKLY
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY A NgW YEAR'S TBiAT
B. F. KEITH VAUDEVILLE 5 ALL-STAR ACTS S
PHOTOPLAY FEATURE
ELONE HA1VIM
"Why Announce Your Marriage"
" . " feOtyTINtVOUa i SHOW NEW YEAR'S "'"'" . '
There ws gra gatberlng before
Justioe Frank "Mt" Bedard ' of "res'dents
of : the - town"' Jof ""- Bfo&!yVwfcor;w$r
chafged wit?5 violations 'of 'ate dog: laws
and penalties wgre imposed' ' gsj-. jcii.
c4s8'; seemed" to warrant" " " Tfhe 'defend"
ants ' were : brought into c'Qrt th'roujgh
Ue ' ictlyitj , p Special DepUtjr WiljlaW
Jarvais of the commission on domestic
animals In response" to complaints that
had been" lodged against keeping unli:
censed doss and otherwise violating the
dog "laws in t&e nefghboring" town. Kit
liagly 1 out of . the 'net towns on tns
list Of "ih special deputies who are eh;
gaged in bringing casts against " dbg
law. ylolatora. " ' ' '' '"
The ehamber of commerce will Inter-
BATTERY B OFFERS
A NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE
pemper 3jst, i?22 state; armory
CONCERT
FEATURING MALE QUARTETS' AND SAX QUARTET '
TEN TO MID.f IGHT
DANCING
MIDNIGHT TO THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING
0ENTLEMEN 85c -- LADIES 5c .
In theSorcererls Tower I
There wa$ no way out. Zareda wag cor
nered and jpew it- Fertoni'i heart was
like the .tones ot the tower. He would
lock her In in that dungeon where the
air wacha dead man's breath.
.REX INGRAM
HRQDUCTIOH
ru m I
OHlnVV I written, adapted and directed jK, "-. .T
TRIFLING
WOMT7.NT
m ? it
TOPICS OF THE DAY
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
CONTINUOUS SHOW NEW YEAR'S DAY 1 :30 TO 10:15
TODAY CONTINUOUS SHOW, T-d TO 10:15 WILLIAM S. HART, in
"TRAVEL! ON"r-CHAS. HUTCHISON, in "GO GET 'EM HUTCH"
. PATHE NEWS ' SUNSHINE COMEDY
DANCE
STATE ARMORY
WILLIMANTIC, .CQNN.
Saay N;te, December 30th
MUSIC BY
SWANIE'S SERENADERS
. OF WORCESTER, MASS.
AUSPICES
Co, 169th Inf C N. a ;
' ' ADMISSION ;
GENTS S5o LADIE8 S6e
an operation..; Mr, Lyon Is a son .of for several, rears and in October last nn-
Heiert Lyon. J, derwent a eurslcal operation at the Day
Ti " snoip
t m TV-IT- NAW t
. ..''.. v!--i. 4ioy .-vyf
f. I t V .-. t- r-'j-r. i were lor any greater length of time
fiara i.oJacjfF8mi.tlwdM MM-i toan is "reauired to remoi. it, Tt km!
gssex Setfatit .nawiy: pa1rttJ, Aw .tira pers traffic of all kinds, impedes easy
. t'-nkall'MVirmertboiitl ff W.- pedestrians. caus.
1822 M.Uff .TkAr-i". :;:? Sondlfrons ia psrlods Of thaw and
' .T - . ?ri:;..T -f ri-:.?,-.trva, otnerwtse Is a. 18 per cent nnisance
mas at her home in Wilsonvllie.
Miss Catbarine Connor ot Providence
e matter o having snow', James and daughtei Mary ' of '-putn"
rsiis itir-.'.SWW - Muwm were holidav iniests of Mr. and Mis.
Miss Besie Clesjynski spent Cbristr gtoball hospital. It yea hoped bit the
wycLiua uugm v 14" amautl Q re -toeing
' his health.' but be did not " rally.
though he. srag cheerful and' brava during
section, especially on Main ..street,
where street car and highway plows
puh Jt'up In ridses'ilong th. gutters:
jiles. h snubbera. bumpercsmd many
the rtra NiW'sseir'ToiM'irta ar,
Itata highway, never i:;hl!Wtoim.
i unufl. piuuij oinsr nooa used cart
otherwise
that almost
Jolin Greeley of Academy street..
PUTNAM
all of be weeVuf ne hop had 11 but
'' Mr. Baker t:as torn in Pomfret .and
lived there" all of his life. "He was known
to everyone in Pomfrat and jll thera were
fcfs friends. For years Mr. "Saker 'had
been employed at the Hiti" nurseries in
that place. "'"'; .""" ". .
"He leaves his wife, who was Miss Lil
lian . Roger j of Ea Woodstock before
their marriage, and ten children: Violet,
who Is Mrs. Alfred 6. Bryden Rol ad.
.CASK 6tf.T$!?:
my-
JN, VVJWDHANJ QOUHVf,,.-
- DAN1E k0 N-COfir; i- i i
w.
. ud'jEfoBAilLERg. ,
;.i tel. ttoosn ,i4:.CsJtelUBll-
AiTusopa
IHONC 147
1UNIEL60N
" BTAKK WEATHER BLDO.
rets 4UCU-. .IIUEUaslu
TU1EE,TASLE
, eowiuia w to sport (or alL frizes
JJVW . MWgy;
' 1
SCTKAM 18 HATS '- '.
- ' : .', NEW STCBSES' BOMB
; (peciai to The Butietln) .
futnasd." Dec $9. A New Tears gift of
a 10,000 nurses' home to the Day Kim-
slae of Danlelson would .not tolerata fr S-ftPW'Jal WW nnqut4 FrLaay, tnia Randall, Percy, Edith, who. te Mrs. -Kay
much 'mora 'thin 4i v,-' eplendiu remembrance to.be roa-e a rer jnond .Hollister, Howard, Olive, Blanche
storm psrlod an: thaiTi amo'le'tfrni during 1923. T J. f. WbitehajtoT, jy, and-Suy U Baker, who Mi at
in which to remoe-fc; Th . ,, w tne -Titnam fatriot, woicn puoucation , me First jNationai oanx m wis ary.
coma before 'next Tuesdaj! " "tviniaf'i
mmiag oi xne enamner of commerce.
is credited with the initiative that has
atada tba gift possible, said that "he has
actually received gifts of 14.600 in casa
And with rrfereBca h ha ...u. r.rir . - y-
lar whoM.fuszv coat ArZZZrz 2fJUW. fi .if
k-i-.:'.":.-. - T.rTTTT. uonai
indicate that. tha. worst of U-'"wlnU
Another : chUd. Mildred, died five years
ago at the age oi" 8 years.
A patch f Mae sky fat fh west Frid
DANCE
STATE ARMORY
.,, .WILLIMANTIC. CONN.
.- New Year's Afternoon
: .1 .AUSPICES. .
Co. C, 159th Inf., C. N. G.
MUSIC BY
SWANIE'S SERENADERS
OE WPBCESTEB, MASS.
' ADMISSION
GENTS 65c LAPIE8 B4o
BIG NOVELTY
dance!
CONFETTI
DANCE
T. A. 8-HALL
MONDAY NIGHT
JANUARY 1, 1923
TONIGHT 8-12
PIJUNHELD COMMUNITY H0US?
RAY WELCH'S ORCHESTRA
. LADIES 50c r GENTLEMEN 75c
NEW YEAR'S NOVELTY BALL
MONDAY NIGHT-r-S TP 2
good music qoqp jjm
: . u.trrr'
ttB3S-t! ifil -ih 'afternopn appeared fc. heral the tad pi
1 tsasahl thJfiS -15S' northeait gale" arid faU of sleet and
d $S.6- within the na tew days .-, th.t ,.iF,i. Mrnei. ..
on can,
WU. DlTstf. Etmi(aa bit haatt ma .nlrlMf .TT
W U euggest that the somiieiat pbl S VSSjiSa i'? S, S3 pat. storm-bound tor tb past two days
;r,-lked at th.'roetta.-Jr teSfflllZ t!rS,nl Thursdky wai Uftdoubtediy tte
far. eatatpUlar raanU.. ia mWa' U' lffi"Lw iffddJSMr ! ' ' 'of atorm,
lo put one over: ':-,-,--- - ; S'JifittSri ' iiin'1' H ny remirbfa 1m.
M-ii fff--- t.. ' Hi'saa ruhed to completion. Thj ao- i.';-,i' 7' .it-J-aniAnF-A
several autoniablle accessory dealers here
hve talllight on band that are legal for '
use in Massachusetts. Cars " bearing
Connecticut registrations will not 'be air- j
etnpted from enforcement of the law, the j
Jiasaacnusetts mow muM onipug
has announced. ' " ' " "
B. W. Bates baa been elected president
the Woodstock Theft Detecting socl-
T"..;,:r -S3H.?.SV2 PS5?Jt. came as a cpmplete surprise . Kn 17 -Th. Z?uZ, T"- of
JLei .of'JraSK? SJ? fiiR.-t Pew! of. Putnam and surrduna. '4-,m; VfciXhr4w .m--' atr and U X LeisiU xica president. MA
-;,. - '.'. 'i " .'ine towns and especially deliehted those r.C"-y' ..fT jf-rs , TAo h. Kn . '
- .it - . . .. - : jn Tn9jk mnnT. var piim n inn icmu ii'u tut ... j w mm. . w mm
Employes
. - " - V.WWMWM - Ml. . .
Plant dftpajtments of ' tta'" 8. ii. b. '' aiS-irJSTS- S-!5SR 1 ' trmspoTttteii .eraaalt.- aitw -.they . wf t-' -f 'w " I
ftompanyvfro tr.tb. t Sanfeisoi. i TPut: j SS iafS 'i'..i ' W' ibl.flrttJ. ttoOc aMa waa named as coUector.
nam iwisions f orated" i "bowUnV team ' L??5?Sf Bf&J- ft1 itorra of Thursday, :--?.' 3... ' . s,' 'he list ot committees Shows lew changes
lhat B-ei-aeam froin the' New 05 ' 2L2S?S thTaMn- -J1?! 1 - Jrmw 4ini m m from Uie personnel of last year.
dlv..lon into thla- lty ; January ':. been select a, the
m- Putnam Friday svening. " r 1?. jJr , .Wn7S0 v aurtas the period of Friday up to the aate- for 'the" annual', church day lupper
fa sections of eanterbuS a W rt 1 B.ost8 -f?0 I1".1- U.QfiO was froig-- ta . thonri. between Putnam and ' ?VwJ2'.rr,i:i .wLX9?
Miss uiarit'a-slater, Mrs; Courtland Hon- ij Ti:.?iin i-T .i. i2r vr,.!"ir''TT' ..I
. v.. ew London the falls were showing bare i ,' ' holiday schedule of hours i' will be
oars kept close-I in forea .t the Putnam cost off Ice next
part Of the Vanr Vpor' Hn V and thara will
ba the usual restrictions m tne seryice.
Etohk 'fitU district the two day storm,
uii oruusm siex ana, snow , to
ritory brought Ue that snapped
pnons poles ana broken, yjres.
tion of line crews pn Fridi.; Li Pi Pr?if "TTr? WT cars were as much aa Be minutes Uifim
Ther aro to be eoiai 7erwiees r at: mg ?ee of, the hospitat . As things re ! ,B.; -r -. : r :. ; . - ;
SL amesf 'church New tear dav n Bown?t a" ' .tBe. ,ta? ' ' Itotorist arriving her from Uassa.
pbservanca pj tte least thg, 6ircun: 'f. J? i'chusetu aisTBhodS tslaid points said
hour, when
Beginning . next 'Tuesday Week ol
prayer wilt be observed by the Baptist
church in thfs city.
Building operations" involving the ex
penditure of more than ; . iSa,flQ.9. fev
I room' tor her personal use.
that ghode Island .had Its highways -h'indertalen or projected in this
soma dor: i Tr.zf i . -jl-f.. w -."?rTr szrrzr.
V. -es, ESS f'- mifnn, ,,. Via ku. in .... 1 5w s?:! r-fTsst-TCtw - Trr. ckt . curing ine year-IBJW ' enos- WOMf
"-.At DI.iAc?W miarte rs for the nurses? Se newliami ;prte . ot W2B.'- eirw. w, Ihls being tho Brater mark for
ta6or)s? of tea gu-SSL, aSnt'S'l, I J! il"!!, iaU'ilwf..-Hl yoar,
i mui AnTiniLion mr travel. v ntim ui n - - . -- - .- ,
of the Connecticut trunk lines In this sec. Jjrs." "yran lV:Dais-of Tatam street
lion nan peen ciearea py rowa wilt have the members of the Sunnyslde
mgnacay department, moujia . bw club-at' 'Oer-BOmo' for. meeting Tues
cision.
."Banger Ahead" reads
es in nam, just n
atiraat to . mrarti nftf r
lin highway test como iu ff?in PriVi11 "eve' this situaUoo. Itwill pror
ld,ecs at Keynoids and.: Main streets; , wmmodious sad pomfomb e. quarts
-At lia fcoAa'ai Ka J w tror th superintendent .n tins Vtr
in and Furnace .sweet . the- deitb; ofr- J.stt'.lhw-.'.dpsTtm---4bott;.taor clu .' nSr-
Mrs." Bridget Bp0l.n..ls..ld?wT- S fSSt-f ,Xm!? . tprists .experieaced , some .aJH4ttv'Sr
lames Dolley, ociurrei -Prijay morning I he9 initStlva and anirlt e imlik ''s. I -. aPel trying W r 'Miss Katberlns T. Thaysr 6J pleasast
at ij'goofc ,fcofciV. w ir 'lsUaSSTfiM to I ? ' the Street is entertalnihr Miss Grace Loomis
itabii bJ nn. i. .i. -.L . ""a loac mspisea too movement tor tM KanlelaSn-Provldene route - between ti. i w, B
: w tinrsM- homa anil ha nitnwdl.: tli r . . . 7. F' v. , M w
husband died veaia r. kTi - ". 7 fe'vmf u
majiing n
joha. ?i
Senry Fi
Vivos her.
i?ss Lyon of ' Broad
Woroester hosirttaiFridaiVto'M.ia Ws taHne town.
, r , ."iWwr, but. also in this, city, where he
hSf'isS? fd '" aWJo'aS,eao5
d,ltiS, Hvber 8n8- ern eoouectimrt. . The gift to theospnl
sur-
rious-i
WSafilr TIAAt 1"? uffcf1''Ta4 oat t"iy 'Vw'-7oasos
W Lyon of Bread street, serious-! , :mv . ffTW0 -" -ly
with appendicitis, was takento '-W? 4.9., has caused
) fa
THE BROOKLinN SiNto iJg
;fioTrWEDW5-i'PANtEL80N. CONi. -
DeposiU .,.-,,,,,M.e,.. $3;778,33S.
. - Sil.ftnllVcta-a...;;, 329,500.; T ,
- r ' Total Assets . . , v. . . , 4, 104,33. V -
$ixjrdnir;rArj account - y V;
iKiJttil tats 4Va tsr pent, per fitaxj."-. '
. 'ii J YA'AvLy Deposit Dy Mail -
. ABTUR ATWOI, Prt-sMert 1 '
WM. H. EURNHAM, yioe-Pres. . &I0NEY W. BARD, Sec. arid ".reas.
was - weli
ahdi-.ln.. atbac .roabia -Jftaaaaaauta.
Mx. "Baker 'ha sat heen .' -yag ' hcial
panielspn and the stats line.
On the whole highway travel on the
trunk line -was much easier than. was
the rule before the introduction of-the
state highway plows .'ahd" f wtl ?eer
weather' today 'getting abaat oaLtheae
lines should not be s, f UticuU tasttac.
Fer-.'fJie firesent epuntry .higiwajr- offer
ny tentaSon for'motoristaj. ' . :.
- tt to Friday, aooa fsneracemants
had been' recelvef "relatiyp o the restprt
ftioB'.'ei ifb&t to other years has ' tea
known as "the lglsitiv 'train," running
jut of this." city tor Brtf ord. ' , fhif
train was' in eervice two' years" ago and
was regarded as great' aoavenlance
for. the legitiatofa. As the representa
tives arid - senator s-slect will be leaving
hers aexi Tuesday or thejr first rip ot
the season to the , capltol, T( . appeared
Friday that the? will he obliged to ess
Jia regular drains , in getting into' Brt--
E. Eouglass.. iota.: r ;;-. ; : . i. .'
go inauKiut l- Pntaam. betas- wttMa faw-snOos of
Joph' scmlaarst' - Hamilton -
xx-r4 .-. ' "... . .
Heights,
CAKTERBUKY4 GREEN
ORPHEUM THEATRE, Danlelson
GRAND MUSICAL FARCE COMEDY
"THE CALLING OF DAD'S BLUFP1
MONDAY, JANUARY 1st'
Matiaee and Erening
By the Danielson Dramatic Club
Undep the Auspicef of Rose of Lima CpuncHj K, of C
TICKETS NOW SELLING
Novelty New Year's
DANCE
ROSELAND
TONIGHT
. COWFITTK 8PEN.TJNi
NQISE-MAKERS, ETC
PHILJiARMONICPANCE
ORCHESTRA '
GENT8 55o LAQIES S5o
Havunen l redUtloa. Shsrlng, Dorothy
Hart: dramatization. Buy ina- s Christ
mas Tree, primary class ; recitation. Teil-
. ... - r. . 11.1 II. til.
Stasis itKf Sky, Nelsoa CarpcBter; dia
logue. Fiva tattle Evergreens, miermeai
ates; song. Jolly Old St. "Nicho's. pri
mary alaas: redtatloo, A Wishing Visit,
blltle lisvunsa; raottatlon My Wtbe
Albert Havttaen.( rachstkm, Christmas
SLATER HALL
MUSICAL COURSE
FBIPAV, JANUARY 19th, f. M. ;
The London String Quartet
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY tth, F. if.
Frederic Lamgpd ?bu&&
FRrOAY, APRIL fth, f f. M.
frieda Hem Pli Soprani
- in jENny unp corif rr
FRIDAY. MAY P, If,
Mario Chatty Tfl?ST
.' A' caaeV alaad audUtica rathered at the
church Monday e en tag for the Christmas tmr rrin.n. ririir wiucim:
exercises. . Aaiteterestlng'fafsrtslnment. Itui Befors Christmas! Charles Flugel; I
was given' oy.w.eaBqrett naerwei-.tmUon Christmas Flag. Oscm
rection C.r d stlss Eloslunen, dutisn, The Beiy's Bmile.
Voluntas ytoSu' tott, Chapel' Thoughts $. Ctaas." Unwood Irscy " redtatloB,
USreenwald),''..ehariiS; flugel.. aocompaT i g4W ta Troubled. "Lawrence Uts
COURSE TICKETS, U
TAX EXEMFt
COURSE TICKET! 61 ALC WOUt
DAY," JANUARY Sth, AT., CRAIf f
8TON A CO, BROADWAY. - -
CURED HER l i 5
lEUMLfiM
i Knowing from Urrlble eipertence
suuwing sausea By. rpeumausm. Slrsj,. J.
ju. juiBb, who ives .at vu
St. C-97.. S:oominzton. 111.
rr.Mh..i?
at ed by Lewlj fcaff'yfd; chorus. Radiant
ilorn, school : isvocatioa, pastor;' recita
tion Angel' Song, school; chorus, Ialls
by, school; recitations. Welcome, altar
Tracy ;t ncAatUnT"'Th "Snowbird, Bailie
Ha win en j rcittioxi. The Holly's Oreet
teg, Irens.-Piitalit'recltatloo, bon'f For
get,; Webster -Waiowright ; rectation. Her
Gift, , f t hej. .Teetslf recitation. Christmas
Again, Toina Havusea; song," King Win.-
ter. wibht o,-reciuiuon. My tvisnes
euffereFs lust how-to sot rid ot their tnS wterestea in tns moior vemcie rau iigni
toss by a-simple way af home. ,? law tha beaomas: sffeotlvot thera --. aet
Mrs. Hurst has nothing to sell. Mere! Monday. .- Practically no ot Putnam's,
mail your own name and address, ana j motorists who make frequent visits to
shs WlIJ. I '.adlSF sen4 you lhis valugblg 1 the Bay state ha? s yet gives. tten
iniormation enureiy tree. Write- her tion to tne matter ot naving meir ran
at pnee beiore you forget.'' Vv
Raoltatiou, ..Julia -Kelaon-i -reevtatloa.
Hang "Dp the-' Bbys - Btocklcg. Walter
Tracy; rootutioa,. AU - the Tear Round,
Earl Carpenter; dialogue, Sunshine
Nurse sis "girls;. ras!tatioh..'Rotz Hifhi
ijiaays u.ivis ; song. Clapping Bong. Boys
daughtsc wero guarts At James a-piy
, a tnnsimss ismity gainanng. ... . .
U.. anil afra lanii lAthma nalahraj
j'ed the holiday wek tad by TsskUas; ?
Vitas Rath I'svis of U Potaoa ITl
school is BPdKlitif the wtH at her hoesd.
Ouesu tram hew Tock at sirs, rra&h ,
lights oomply. with the new law. though trecittka, Jho EoJJy Berries, Eia
recitation. jTfaristicas Land. Bernard tits ; I
ehurtia. Hear the Bella! aotaooi : radiation I
Three Kings, by Lengfellow, Lowis gat-! Nelson arsshtrs. Barhtst snd
ford: alosina-. The Snowflakas. elrht nri- tinae. .
juaries; . ' A"oa thoss oa Christmas r frh,'
Bants. Clan appeared a the .loss otlr"B ltVfW 9m MT' tS J!"- '
program nd the tres -a. BBU4;d , l'V- . J" L f 1" '
and gifts and candy distributed. wkh " Townes mother, Mrs. Letts .
1- Vr.r..i T v podlMrs Miosis Towns, wtth hee-
c The new heater at the church has been daughter, Mrs. Henry LarVfaaai ; at. sx "
iJodasd though e work is not .hoc- Sai-Ith Mr. aT Mri
oughlyomBEssUUry saUs-;Trcy fiooth Camarbnry; "r4 Mr
faotory, .. . : , . . . -. , . . , 1 walso ssd Nelson Lyoa. with hi oof .
Mrs.- Edward Iov! Is spending-; her J Fred Lyon, ot Plalnftld. 7;;
vacation : in Kew York and Hackensack. I The Frtnk t-a.kea aela their atact..'
N. J. '. jChristmso reunion with Mrs, 4r'.-a
. Herbert WiUiamS isUd ever the koli-Uye 4 BrK.?
days-with his son in WiUimantle. Mr. and Mrs, Mtitl Tr'r Tteit-' J"
; Mr, sad Mrs. Walter Appier ud relaUTa ta too ytliago C.'a

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