Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 2, 1913, Page 8

FAIR TODAY. CLOUDY, € WARMER TOMORROW. = What Is Going On Tonight. Mo Pictures and Llustrated Songs aé_the Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at the Auditorium. piaudeville and Photoplays at Davis oatro. uRurl&—Urbu ‘Banquet at Wauregan fouse. Immergruen Lodge, No. 11, O. D. H. S, meets In Germania Hall ‘Teoumseh Tribe, No. 43, L O. R. M., meets in Hibernian Hall. jpiglishers’ and Bufters” Unlon meets T et hace 0 21, T 0. 0. ¥. meets in Odd Fellows' Hall. —_— ANNOUNCEMENTS Best $3.50 eyeglasses properly fitted, for $1.85. Burnham, 227 Main street. Schwartz Bros. 22nd _prize letter, written by Mrs. James F. Nolan, ap- bears in this morning’s issue. DAVIS THEATRE. Big Juvenile Musical Comedy Act with Seven People. One of the best shows seen in this city for somce time is the one at this cesy playhouse the first half of this week. Heading the Dill is The Girls ang Boys of Avenue B, a bright juven ile musical comedy act with four pret- ty girls and three funny boys. The act is full of life and good singing and the laughter fills the house from their funny jokes and sayings. Eddie Howard, the Crazy Tumbling Clown, does some clever tumbles and keeps up the laughter all the time he occu- ples the stage. Lottle Gardener, the Jittle lady with the big, beautifui voice made a hit right from the start with her songs and pretty costumes. The feature photoplay, A Sicilian Heroine, in three reels, tells of a patriots love and depicts an incident in the life of Garibaldl. One of the finest pictures over seen is Heinie's Resurrection, a Tositive scream from start to fnish. Other good dramatic pictures also the famous Mutual Weekly, make up one ©of the best shows of the season. BREED THEATRE. Marvelous Pathe Weekly with Inaug- uration of Woodrow Wilson. The return of Wednesday brings to the Breed the Marvelous Pathe Weekly, and this week it contains the Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson. This is the best picture obtained of the great ceremony and is most in- teresting. The weekly this week 1is more than full measure of late hap- penings, and as usual shows the won- derful drawings of Mutt and Jeff at sea. The big dramatic sensation, Victor Hugo’s literary masterpiece, Notre Dame de Paris, is the leader for to- day, and is produced in three reels, and beautifully hand colored. This is the well known tale of the love and passions of Esmeralda, and is fuily as thrilling as any feature seen at the Breed lately. There is not a scene The Professor's Dilemma was ‘also 20od. Dancing followed the show. Miss Mary O'Brien has returned everal days’ stay in Washing- from togl D. C. iss Haonah King of Naugatuck is_visiting relatives in town. Harry Wickwire who is working in Fitchville_drawing lumber, was at his home in South Main street over Sun- day. STAFFORD SPRINGS School Committes Considers - High School Addition—Silver Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Whittaker. The monthly meeting of the town school commiitee was held at the l- brary Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Chairman Fisk reported that the arch- itect, Mr. Johnson of Hartford, was ready to submit plans and specifica- tions for an addition to the present high school building. He also has plans for remodelling the Woodlawn house if it be deemed advisable to do this. The committee will try and arrange a joint meeting of the school board and selectmen for mext. Monday at which time Mr. Johnson will be pres- ent and fully explain the plans. Bverett Gray of Springfleld has been spending a few days in town. Leaves Springs House. John Wegmore has completed his duties as manager of the Springs house and will leave town today (Tues- day). He is succeeded by W. A. Se- gar the veteran hotel man who was manager of the house several vears ago. Funeral of Mrs. Angelle Labrecke. The funeral of Mrs. Angelle Labrecke took place at St. Edwards. church Monday morning at 9 oiclock: s Rev. F. J. O'Neill officiated and burial was in_the Cagholic cemetery. Miss Louisa Wobbecke of Stafford Hollow is visiting Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Todd in Torrington. Miss Helen Wightman is the guest of relatives in New York. Silver Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Whittaker observed the 25th anniversary of their wedding Monday at their home on Crown street. During the afternoon and evening several friends and neigh- bors called to wish them happy re- turns of the day. They Were also pre- sented a number of suitable tokens of esteem. Mrs, Wesley O. Hollister of Detrolt, Mich. is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Mix. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Signature of A in the three reels that does not hold the spectator tensely expectant Fran- cis Bushman appears in the powerful drama of the heart entitled, The Dis- covery in which he ang his father are lovers of the same woman. Bunty Pulls the Strings Coming. Eelen Dunlop in “Bunty Pulls th Strings.” Bunty Pulls the Strings, which has Just closed a most remarkable engage- ment at. the Comedy theatrs, New York, comes to the Davis theatre Thursday night, April 3rd, for ome night only, with the original imported company “that has been appearing in this play since it was first prcduced a\year ago. ' This play represents many years of work by its author, Mr. Grabam Moffat, but it was always a ‘work of pleasure because he loved the <characters, every one of them. Bunty was originally a slender sketch, but it finally occurred to Mr. Moffat to write it up to a three act comedy, which he 4did, the result of which has been that Bunty has been the success of both New York and London for the last year. The company to be seen hers includes Miss Molly Pearson, Edmund Miss Vera Pole, Bthelbert Hales, Sanderson Moffat, Miss Amy Singleton, Miss Margaret Nybloc, J. B, MacGregdr, Miss Marjorie Davidson, Leonard Booker and others. The pia: comes here direct from a two months’ engagement at the Majestic theatre, Boston. Town Hall, Danielson. Tomorrow (Thursday) evening, April 8, Georse R. Guy will ‘bresent Guy Eros. Great Minsirels, with their sil- ver band and concert orchestra. George R. Guy, the premier of all the min- strels, and 25 people are included in the cast of the only minstrel iroupe that will come to Danielson this sea- son. Beautiful scenery, wonderful electri_ cal effects and 12 big acts are includ- ed in this show, with a galaxy of first class dancers, and acrobats of surpris- ing ability. An elegant first part, featuring the stars of the cast, beau- tifully costumed. The new song num- Ders are the very latest hits. A grand street parade at moon; a concert at the hall at 7.30. Special prices for this attraction— 25, 35 and 50 cents. Seats now selling at Willlams® drug store. Cars north and south after the show. COLCHESTER Otto Milhan of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest of Earl Holmes on Halls Hill avenue. = Charles N. Taintor of “New York ‘was at his summer residence on’ Tain- tor_hill over Sunday. Bela Lyon Pratt of Boston, who recently purchased the Music Vale property in Salem, was a visitor in Colchester the other day. T. Hunt Sterry of New London was calling on frien in town recently. There was the usual large crowd at- tending the matines and ovening mov- ing picture show in Grange The Outcast’s Revenge, a Bison 101 ranch dlm was one of the best shown here. HABIT RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT The ORRINE treatment for the Drink Habit can be used with abso- lute confidence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, beer or other alcoholic stimulants. 'Thousands haye success- fully used it and have béen restored to lives of sobriety and _usefulness. Can be given secretly. Costs only $1.00 per box. If you fail to get re- sults from ORRINE after a trial, your money will be refunded. Ask for free booklet telling all about ORRINE. N. D. Sevin & Son, 118 Main St. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD &t Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich, on the 23th day of March, —NELSON J. AYLING. Judge, Estate of Charles H. Johnson, jate of Lisoon, in_said District, deceased. Ordered, That the Administratrix cite the credifors of said deceased to bring in~ their claims against said estate within_six months from this date, by posting # notice to that effect. to- gother with a copy of this order, on the signpost nearest to the place where said deceased last dweil, and in the same town, and by publishing the same once In ‘a newspaper having a circulation in sald District, and make return to_this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foresoing is & (rue copy of record. Attest: WANNIE C. CHURCH, . Clerk. NOTICE. -All_ecreditors of sald de- ceased are hereby notlfled to” present their claims aga. undersigned at X ¥. D No 4 wich, Conn, the above and foregoing ordér. ¢ said estate, to the Nor- within tile time Itmited in NETTIE JOHNSON, aprzd Administratrix. Present—; NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Nerwich, within and for the District of orwich, on the l1st day of April, 1913 SLSON J. AYLING. Judge: Bstate of Isabella Moore, late of Norwich, in sald District ,deceased. Orderad, That the Executor cite the credilors of said deceased to bring in their within six months from this date, by posting a notice to that effect, togeother Wilh a copy of this order, on the siga. post nearest to the place where said deceassd last dwelt, and in the same town, and by publishing the same once in a newspaper having w oireulation in said Disirict, and make return to thia Sourt. ims against said - estate NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. ‘The above and foregoing is & true NIE C. CHURCH, Cletk. copy of record. Attest: F NOTICE.—All creditors of sald de- geased are hereby notifled_to present their cla undersigned at 13 Boswell Ave,, Nor- agains: sald estate to the wich, Conn., within the time iimited In tile above and foregoing order. LESTER B WalKER, apr2a Txecutor. at Norwic of Norwich, on the 1st day of April, ‘A, D. 1913. Presenc—..[Ls NOTICE TO CREDITORS. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD , within and for the District ON J. AYLING, Judge. Dstate of Alfred J. Pardy, late of Norwich, in said District. deceased. urdered, That the Administratrix oite the crediiors of said deceased to bring in their claims akainst said _estate Within six months from this date by posting a notice to that efect, together With a copy of this order, on the sign- Post nearest to the place where sald deceased last dwelt, and in the same town, and by publishing the same once in & hewspaper having a circulation in sald District, and make return to this Court. NELSON_J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record. Attest: FANNIE C. CHURGH, e NOTICE.—AIl creditors of ssid de- ceased are hereby notlfied to present their claims against sald_esta “to_the accordance with pub apr! TAT A C praying. forth, Norwich, 4 and a silk “Cravenette™ Label is sewed at the collar or elsewhere. None genuine without both. “Cravenette” Cloths are non-absorbent. They do not become heavy or water-logged when exposed to Rain, Snow, or Fog, and garments ‘made from them will not lose their shape. For sale by leading dealers in men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing, CRAVENETTE CQ., LTD. “Bradford, England. CRAVENETTE CO., U. S. A. Hoboken, N. J. B. PRIESTLEY & CO. Bradford, England. = P e ey beoklet. Sohour. Bt B meteta o & R Theaes could be used for two famill T, Manchester, No. 44 mprovements; FOR SALI Latest ohinery for bottling purposes, Magic capping _machine or, bottles and cases. genias, Denielson, Conn. mar3sd O T 3w oo decasd toheads o 30T 200 or 31.90; B0 for’ samples and rices for any printing you are in need 85 °The Bulidtin Combany: FOR SALE improved ma- ocarbonator, ‘eora. $3.86 ' “Piine. THINK IT OVER and 250 6% (regul stamped on the inside WANTED. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ‘WANTED—Everybody to enjoy the collection and delivery service of yatoh, clock and jewelry repairs of L. Clégg, 138 Washington St, City. Drop posital or phone 377-2. aprzw. TEACHER WANTED for Ledyard Center school. Apply C. D. Geer, Cen- tral Bullding, or Mol 391.3 aprzd A New 6-Room Cottage, with Bath, Stbam Heat ana Electric Light. teen minute car service.’ Sold’ on easy terms. Lerge Lot. Inquire of N. TARRANT & co, 117 Main S Norwich, Conn. WANTED Young man for farm work. Everett D. Benjamin, R. ¥. D. 3, Preston City. apria WANTED—A boy, 16 fo 18 years of Inquire at Builetin Job Room, klin' St. aprid : Splendid ngurance me opportunity offered - to handle _our heaith, accident benent poiicy, costs 31 per month; this is a form of insurance that appeals to the masses and is easily sold; libaral commissions with collecting _interest glven right men. Apply Security Box 3455, Boston, Mass. apraivs natural death WANTED _To buy & heavy horse, about 1300 pounds. ~Gus Lambert, Oc- cum." Telephone. apiad FOR SALE A FIRST MORTGAGE GUARANTEED RAILROAD BOND PRICE TO NET OVER FIVE PER CENT. JAMES L. CASE 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. LEGAL NOTICES. FOR SALE AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ag Colchester, within and for the Dis- trict of Colclester, on the 29th day of March, 1313. Present—H. P. BUELL, Judge. heard at’ the Probate Office in Col chester, on the 7th day of Aprfl, 1313, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice thereof be given by inserting a- copy of this order in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, and that return be made to this Court. Attest: aprza H. P. BUELL, Judge. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ‘haplin, within and for the District of Shaplin, bn the lse day of March, Present—CLARENCE E. CHESTER, Judge. Bstate of Julia M. Peck, late of Chaplin, in said District, deceased. Robert Peck Bates, i1. Scotch St, Chicago, Iil, Executor. Ordered. That. six months from the date hereof, and the same are limited and allowed for the creditors to bring in their claims against said _estate, and the said Executor reoted to give public notice to the creditors of safd, estate to bring in their claims within said time allowed, by posting a copy of this order on the ic signpost nearest ~the _place where the Attest: CLARENCE E. CHESTER. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ai Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 31st day of March, A. D, 1913, Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Hstate of Ernest L. Smith of Sprague, in_gald District, an incapable person. The Conservator appeared in Court and flled a written application allegin, that sald estate 1s now in settlemen in said Court, and praying for an order. to sell certain real estate belonging to said_incapable persom, fully described in_sald application. § Whereupon, it is_Ordered, That sald application bé heard and deiermined at the Probate Court Room in" the City of Norwich, in said_District, on the 5th day of April, A. D. 1913, at 10 o'clock in the forencon. and that notice of the pendency of said application, and of sald hearing thereon, be given by the publication of this order once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least three days prior to the date of sald hearing, and that re- turn be made to the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregolng is a true copy of record. Attest FANNIR C. CHURCH, apr2d Clerk. Bstate of Car Riibie H. Troland of Norwich, Conn., appeared in Court and filed a petition for the reasons therein set hat an instrument purportin; to be the last will and testament of said deceased be admitted to probate. ‘Whereupon, it is Ordered. That sald petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of in said District. on_the 7th day of April, A. D. 1913,'at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and that motice of the endency of sala petition, and of said earing thereon, be given by the pub- licution of this order one time in some newspaper having @ circuiation In said istrict, at least three davs prior to date .of #aid hearing. and that re- turn be made to this Court. NELSON I. AVLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record Attest: ~ FANNIB C. CHURCH, apr2a Clerk. A very desirable Cottage with modern improvements and a nice variety of fruit, located on Laurel Hill = A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street Estate of Blizabetl Ladd, late of Colchester, in said District. deceased. The Administrator having made written application to_said Court, in the statute, for an order of sale of the whole of part of the réal estate described therein, it is Ordered, That said application _be J. C. WITTER .. Auctioneer | AUCTION- I will sell at Pubuc Auction at the ‘Wade farm, mile south of Elliott Statlom, TUBSDAY, APRIL 8, 1913, at 1 o’clock p. m., sharp, the following described property: are at hand. di in Pomtret, ‘Address W. C. Rice, So.Windham, pounds, & good worker and driver and to drive; 1 Jersey cow, butter cow and due to 1 yearling heifer, breed and from good butter producing 1 rubber tired runabout buUggy and 1 top carriage, both being in fine jon; 1 light pole, 1 lumber wag- 1 brass trimmed surrey harness, safe for a lad an extra goo. calf May 1; is hereby di- WANTED—We will pay you $120 to distribute religlous literature in you: community; experience not required; man or woman; opportunity for promo- tions; spare time may be used. Inter- national Bible Press, 1015 Arch Bt., Philadelphia. marz28W WANTED Electricians for finished Bouse worl; elght hours $250; mno need apply. Apply < Stavens, Theatrs, Moobup. O Tel. 56. FRER illustrated book tells of about 300,000 protected positions in U. §. ser- vice. Thousands of vacancies every year. There is a blg chance hera for You,” sure and generous pay, lifetime employment. Just ask _for _booklet T-683. No obiigation, Barl Hopkins, Washington, D. C. WANTED_Sober, reliable and com- petent man for farm work; good milker and teamster. C. B. York, Westerly, K. I Tel. 13-5. aprid WANTED_From about June 16th, for _probably three months, a trust: wortlfy woman from o0 to 40 years of age, who can come highly recommend- ed. to'act as substitute nurse for a lady who“is not 1il but on accoumt of in- firmities is confined permanently to her bed. =~ All convenlences for caring for such & patient, to make the work easy Vages 31 per week. A iréss B, Norwich Bulletin, aprid TED_For & few weeks, a neat g4 for genmeral housework. Mrs. G. L. Randall, 87 West. Town. Street. aprid WANTED—ALt once, board and moth- or's oare for mals cbild I years of ago o. In (or mear Norwich “or Willimant onn. marsid WANTED—Painters and papernang- ers capable of doing first class worl steady employment; $20.02 pay for 44 Bours’ worls; open shop. Apply Master Painters’ i Room 7, 73¢ Main St. Hartford, Conn., between hours 9 and b. marsid Associgtion, Tines ~ Eldg., WANTED _Experienced waitress and upstairs maid. Mrs. Bdward A. Palmer, Uncasville, Conn. ) mar3id WANTED—Experiencad silk weavers, Apply at West Side Silk Mill, Mechanic Street. marz9d buggy harness and 2 sets of collars grindstone, wood ' saw, axes. 2 1. hay cutter, 8 Household cook stove, 1 airtight tove and stovepipe; also other house- hold goods and quantities of farming tools, carpenter's tools, 1f said day prove to be decid- sale_will take place first Terms, cash. wheelbarrow, of cider, 1 loceased last dwelt. wiuin the same Town, and by publishing the same three times in some dail paper having a.circulation in said Pro_ bate District, and return make to this Court of the notice glven news- or your gias inclosing stamp fair day after. Moon, Optician, Willimantic, Conn. 2a Judge. ANTED_First class Jigs_ hand. W Address The Adams Mtg. Co.. Shelton, Conn, ‘marasd WANTED—Loom fixer ou silk loom steady work and good = Day. Apply West Side Silk Mill. mar2sd = POETRY THE FIRST OF APRIL. WANTEDIf your eyes trouble you es "do not fit, write me, for reply. Geo. C. marzsd . Eiliott, Conn. —_— LOST AND FOUND. LOST—The person who picked up purse containing owner's address at Davie Theatre Saturday is known, and trouble will be avolded by T LOST—An automoblle rear tall light. 3.'F. Carter & Co. 3 WANTED—A few honmest and ambi- tious ladies and gents, to sell our high grade household - and tollet articles; steady, easy, pleasant and most profit- able work; hij ble free premium. For full particulars send a postal to F. W. Houseman, Box 487, Moosup, Conn. ‘mar24d “WANTED Second-hand paper cutier, ghest commission; valua- ver operated. Brown Printing hand Co4494 Willlams St. Norwich, Ct. marl9d AGRICULTURAL LIME. We have just put a carioad Into our £torehouss and can ‘supply vour de- mands for L sure crop producer. The Sxperts of the country say the ground 15 better than lime, and (his is what we have. Sold by the bag, ton or carload. PECK, WWILLIAMS & CO. |ple; fast seller, netiing $1.35 on WANTED _Agents. cail on best pes e 2alé; free particulars. Vv, Frank Dowe- ing o, 67 Center St. Wallingtord, Ct. Wmaribd WANTED —Ladies make supporters, 13 per 100; no canvassing; material ed;_stamped onvelops fqr par- ‘Wabash Supply Co., Deak 317, Milwaukes, Wis. marisd | TWANTED Cyphers incubator. 240- egg ®ize or larger; must be in working offor ind price 1ow. . Address with ful articulars, Mrs. B. C. Hallock. Box 23, errow, Conn. marlsd Pies, Cake and Bread ST FROBATE oD that canzot be excelled i Norwich, within and for the District | ©-one your order. of ‘Norwich, on the 1st day of April, ON J. AYLING, Judge, o E. Hopkins, late of Norwich, in Said District. decéased. Frompt service LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Carter Ava. (East Sice) WANTED 50,600 foot of lumber for our patent work—butternut, poplar or White wood ~Munstleld Ofgan Pipe Woriks, Mansfield Depot, Conn. febiid WANTED Hired man, _single, to work on farm and board with family. 265:00 & month salary. Inguire of Glen ock Farm (Leayard), Fred. Myott, Manager, Mystic, Conn. R. ¥. D. MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches. J. : and Securitiss of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Inter establisned firm to deal with. (Establishea 1872.) THE COLLATERAL LOAN Co. j42 Main Street Spring Toys Kites, Tops, Marbles, Return Balls, Garden Sets, MISS M. C. ADLES Hair, Scalp and Face Specialist WILL RETURN WEDNESDAY Miss Adles is in New York at the re- quest of customers who are prominent in the Four Hundred and are prepar- ing for trips abroad. Norwich after Wednesday with all the new styles. 306 Main St. next to Chelsea Bank Base Balls, Gloves, Bats, Mits, Etc. MRS. EDWIN FAY'S WANTED_All kinds of raw furs. will ‘mest at Joseph_Conmor & Sone’ every Saturday. B Woodworth. no WANTED Flano tuning. A G. Gor- % Prospect Bt City. TelL 683-a. WANTED Farm Hands, Day Workers (male), General Housework Girls and Second Girls. .FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. COSCORAN, Supt., Central Bldg. WANTED Man Cook, Family Cooks, Second Girls and General House Girls. Room 32, Central Building. 3. B. LUCAS. Franklin Square Stationery Post Cards Novelties She will be in undersigned at No. 40 HBentley. Ave. Norwich, C in the abov nn., within the time Jmited and_foregoing order. MES. ALICE M. PARDY, - aprad Administratrig. HAVE YOU A To You 3 ibichs thor Recommend AS-MOON. It will at the first relieve and eventually cure ASTHMA in its most _stubborn form. Order through your druggist. The Moon Pharmacy, 465 Bank St, New London We carry a medium priced line of merchandise: Give us The Broadway Store, 67 BROADWAY BRIDGE CLOSED C. ATCHISON, M. D., PAYSICIAN AND SURGEON, sioomws i Secand Fk Or. Shannon SIAg Night ‘nbons 1983 ville Bridge will be closed to travel on March 31st, 1913, and un- til further notice. ALBERT W. LILLIBRIDGE, First Selootrnan, | HAVIRE #0ld my farm, stock and tools, T will el at public @uction the hous hold goods In my elght-room housn. THERE 1 no aavertising medium griern Conneccicut eaal to The Bul: sila A¢e busincss resuite Bale rain or shine.” Farm known as t Haskell farm, on road leading from Jewett City to Packerwille. A THERS 18 1o advertising medtum 1 ‘astern Connecticut Bul® ietin for business rei ual to The Bul- FOR SALE. FOR SALE ©A_fow cholce bullding lots on newly plotted estate on Salem road, East Great Plain, the most desirable residentlal suburb of Norwich. Land clevated; fine views: macadam road: Gty water: good neighborhood and sehool;' ten Sminufes ‘by”trofiey to Frankiin square. Each lot nas right of way in one of new avenues to_be laid out this spring.. thereby saving purchaser buflding of car- riage drive. Also for sale, an attractive house on_estate, now occupled by owner. Large, sunny rooms, 23 and 25 feet iong évery convenlence. Address C. E. K. BURNHAM, Sa- lem Road, Norwich, Conn. Tel. §16-3. mars WS AUCTION. FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1018, g 10 . m., apria WILLIAM GUSI 1 e 5,000, et 16,000, 318 eads 7Tx83, Drinte 605 32.10; 3,400, x’?.oo- 10,600, $13.50. ' 500 | statelnchts, b 1,000, $1.85; Frints rom; tin icl Eastern Connecticut leun for business results. - o x$35, ' printed. $1.40. P! Bend for sampl Conn. THERE 1s no aavertising medium In 5,000, $8,00; 16,000, 311.00. ing” of “every ~ description’ done - s. The Bul- Co. Printers and Binders, Nor- ual to The Bal- | Fival. 1 have 20 Horses here that I wish to sell at once. Come and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 1139, aprid = NEWMARKET HOTEL 715 Bosweil Ave. t-class Wines Liguors =ua Cizars Meals and Welch Ravebit served te eorder. Johm ZTuckia Prod Tel é3-& - A — The dlamond™ 4rSpevor Apri 8 ; e a-dancing 'down tie air under -the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT,” Ana 18 BRI Rprl s as ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF o TN gl thae an TS Lit up with siee O wild malid, April, Jyeu Wit . b 3 el Tool of me. "’ 5c per line, six words to the line [ [ron meoe o v X Sweet singing from the streamlet, and A o SATOL from tho" wood = nd who can silent stay wih all thg FOR SALE. TO RENT. N e nc;};’t”,‘l T sk 2 Boon - ips with melody; ALE 5. C. Bla TO RENT Nice pleasant furnished {ps wit g OB SALE S, O Bk OPInERT | room, il modern conveniences, central | T I8UED 1y sing, sigh; Ap . maie bird from Connecticut winning a |location. Inquire Bulletin Otice. Ebban et e B L o o mar25d oz | Th® blossoms hover roun stan ondan's egEw. 18 for $1.50. = Tooms. wil and nestle ar her e 505 Mobride, Hotel Nutmies, New Lon” | witCont byard. Badairs Biieh 1. Fib- | The birds ars feaihered « 333, "Conn. apr2d | Poria 510 Weat Main St. apeza | Prestival ofrayT o) 5. O. WHITE LEGHORNS, Wyckoft- | —5g Lor—very desirable nouse at No. [ 5° Would T too. in =p! il G PR LECHOBES, Wyokett | o Layery dasirable houas st No. | 20 ¥y s "lfien " BN Bandners: Novwlon Conn. 3. ¥ | Baboock, 45 Main EULTOWS for her to se . No. 1. “Gleh Acre Yards.' FPhons| TO RENT A furnished room with|O £ay mald, April, you 646-3. aprawrs use of bath. Mrs. Robert Mcl\fll;:;\:nr L OF —on BANI —Dgey for Titchipg, R L |130 Brosdway. . prld_ oy going pag e Red, single Cflm 3 ‘I\x:e b;{d!. ;5 geg‘l 3 {;0‘ “7;!;—“0 lg;'a:ln:[a'x"“nl‘«:llgl‘ gn{r‘s, ‘Good- d £ or 'dogen, dslivered In city, F. Scho- |dottages with runn: : sl et utge & fleld, R. ¥. D. 6, ClL uprid | electric light, at Lord’s Point, on Fish- | “You wiil return s e R D L Y ar |ers Isiand sound, near Stomington, But, now your day AGENTS WANTED — Our natlofial | &onn ; fine bathing, fishing, bOating: | As grief is all forgoiien we calamity by flood, fire and <tornado. | §250 “each for season; also & b-room ber you no more Authentlc story of the great disaster. | furnishad temoment, 3100 for summer, | My thowshts are furmed fro . Big,_book, Tully illustrated. by auther | iy *Hel 1°"0P Riadiie, ‘Conn.: also ougTite are turned of ““Titanic,” of which million cODI®E | spienald cottage sites fof sale on besu- | O mad mald, April, ¢ s0ld. .Only $1. Best terms. Bonanza |ilr.| Niantic, but_five minutes e for workors. /Sample book free. Uni- | 7ol ‘Cregoent Bedch Nfantic, Conn. - versal House ‘Philadelphia. Addtess Chitlen 5. Blaredze, Nanlle! | vot somo will stay with sorrow onn. a. * Ghe Has set them free FOR SALE—One good pair work |- Siz—room temement at | Wise maiden. yours the sweetne horacs, ome palr double narnesses, one | pROR RERI S oo tencarz0d fhe mystery of fears. good team wagon, one extra g0od fam- s = The spell that. you, are singing B cow. A Card, East Brooklyn,| T¢ RENT—Store at 55 Franklln St. | will sing thro’ all the Conn. W phone Y73-4, Danielson. aprid | suitable for any line of business. In- | Unfolds how joy and grie S e iliae Touting | duire at Bulletln Ofnce. fbzsa™ | "G ifher hold oha ke car OThos moger, four Cyiindar. STV | T To mEww power semsmenc foar|© 9%, Pf T C 2 < very highest | FURNISHED ROOMS — Central loca SRR e e P S o tprieht planos in | tion. Mrs. Bmma Morse, 13 Unlon B HUMOR OF THE DAY £ bedutirin anogany Wad lms 515 | novid own, $1.30 per week. The Plaut-Cad- — - den ool Pl cadach Bide, Norwion: | FUISIIEER BOMES 4 molotn, N s. Homestopper—Did you_ e Conn. You will have to “go_some” to | YoJyPrges: Hindoo jdol, Trotter R e - G. Trotter—I never sew FOR SALE—Two new mllch cows. J. way. The: always Siegel, Montville. Tel. 646-5, aprid FOR SALE. “¥OR SALE One 130-egg incubator, Physician—You are too 1 . 2 O A O o o NI ot | oM SALE House of 10 rooms WILE | muet tase 1ite. castor mower, ste. C M Qsden, Lithon. .| Eo0to"tir solling. Inauite at 1is e, | Fair Patlent—But, doctor, T (Oifnddrcan B (5 D, & NoPWICIE s sbE I | Kliey, Avenuey Hocsd [ the artistic temperament FOR LE—Rambler express truck, can’'t have that in moder; i op. sl in ggod ovder price very ey Tathan ow for cash. 'G. A, Bullird. = : = SR 36-12, ‘marzeSMW FOR SALE JYouns Man—T should 1tk ¥OR SALE _Emblem, De-Luxe and (| The farm known as the Dr. [||imini wour daughicr wo [ sut e St udar ‘:‘,‘:‘e""‘-‘a“:;chgflg Kimball farm, 30 minutes drive 8| cuitable wife s D hore power. beftuar from Franklin Square, in Town Lawyer—No, T don't thin chain: $175_to $300. Send for catalogues of Preston, contains 70 acres Five dollars, pleas New T e oted ™ ™5l |} fand, 30 tillable, balance pastars || Tpe Solare Ploasel mNew * towns in New London and Windham [} and woodland, ‘some timber on e om0, e e counties, ~Wilson Bros. 56 EH!B.I}:LD the farm, good supply of water, St I £ Rorwich, S00Kn- =vrid ) with running water in house; §| Mtor— B zap wh FOR SALE — Best 33.50 oveglasses, || the house has 9 rooms ang attic f|Sell me my clgar passe A Tor s Buthiinr o7 (| i gnon consition ‘oarn ek Seve ]| street now ‘without speaic MamTBy Isgiids eral other bulldings on place. une. \ $172.00 for a very fine Ivers & Pond Location excellent. Price rea- DS iy up smokin; ase upright giano itn I%l‘ol‘fly‘iz!erd:":;h sonable. For particulars call | ‘Good Stool and scarf. " Tetms. vn, t1‘50 yé:daeek BfId‘?\e l"t\?ul-({‘u:dCIé"(éh FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, wuc Cadden Biag, Norwich, X fits i : See'tnfe fnstrumont before you buy. ntral Building, Norwich, Ct_J| T mar2iFMW | unnt ey FOR SALE Two story and & half [ s house, 71 Church St, 10 _rooms and prominent and popular of bath, steam heat, gas, fine valuable Tndeed And in what Srounds, desirable location. marsid FOR SALE distinguished himself FOR SALEUpright piano in good I m’—“ i 'Firvv‘w:\fl;‘_‘:*‘ thres condition 'Enauire at 34 Central Ave. A5 s Rl rinks, sub/—C a Dot — arranged for two flats with Well—He actually $110.00 will put & good Cornish up- ||| modern conventences. Situated |[|Bim. LS rignt plano in your home. Terms, $10 iitiarlions oibet one ot The hest Belle—What did down, "§1150 per week: The blaut e Nell—1 told h N en P50 B ien Biag. Not- ||| residentinl locations in the city. E toldt wich, Conn. This piano will last many Lot fronting on Sachem street, for it afterward. 3 s, arzlEM 100 feet and M?nu( 200 feet deep. n\\«" xm—AnJ were 3 E ——cra DiE iom onie dishoes ||| Price reasonable. | Recora. e Py Whiee Disseh Remads, Praiy’s Ok A few good rents to offer, tn- ||| Father—That vo . FoSa " Taeures sz, -hostns cieks 3. F. goto- ||| quire of | has more brains s W s & Sone Jos Conbor & Bons. Greenriis | \rOMAS H. BECKLEY, [t e = £ Gt Co, Ar B Manulag, Yando. el May Building, Phones 758 |, Daehter— ¥OR SALE One old-fashioned set ot ||| 278 Main Street. |t cint e ot parior furniture; Eood condition. Ad- JJ‘ e e R N A et ¥$180.00 buys a beautiful Henry F. Mil- “Henry, h JeF Upright’planc witn stool and scart K s o e Crms, 310 Gown, 38 per month. - The | | Real E s Lean ElautGaadon Co., Plaut-Cadden Bldg: eCK's neal Lstaiz Agency s arie Norwich, Conn. You should hear tht s 5 2 o 21K V = “I know dear, b Sl Biand* “omac Y| FARMS A SPECIALTY |, 0m seon b e o l‘;DR tSALhBfi' tFarm in Le”‘é“;{xfl‘usg} | & month."—Yonker's State siety of abou acres’ Enquir jEe S bk B 5 marzea | 1328pring Strat. Is any one wait e Al e ¥OR SALE My_saloon, situated at ally asice: L North ‘Bain 'S¢’ For particuiars | descending at 1a: enquire on promises. ‘mar Seashors Land For Sal | ping person. $30.00_for @ good square Hiano With gasfiors Land ror i CGTmEseald mor - rep! O o s domn. P DS omenk | Foriy acics of mign anc siiuate on bat I'm afraid he's bec S B O e o e - Cada: 3" overioking * the ST agRie 19 - P v S O b e A PR S 2 E Roy place, Scotland, | the east to Montauk on the weat. Only | and es ::;i.s'?v?)‘, b tex?ar;nfiofial;’:& Capt. H N {4 aminnios ntflcfl.trnntn ‘zveuguy station, — JPE es. Scotlan marzga | N. Y. N KALEIDUSCOF e FRinL s cox. THER T Moo % Cees & :Long Distauce Telephone. s = miist be 50Ld &t once to make room for 3 A S 21054 %0 arrive Monday nignt, March | S HiEh Strest Westarly, £ L | Next to 2 o %1 %“Green"and seconds. ranging from see a dog fight : 1100 26°17,00, Tight from the firms Of ; e - ol Noras Darota, righe ouT of Rard Wock ST (pBe 5ocd. bat also be 5 s Ose’s Barn, ‘Kaliroad Ave. CHAmDU | wiil buy a 4¢ acre s situated a fow | DINE 3 & Hewit, Westerly, R. L _ mar24d | miles from Westerly and a short ais- | Sl 5L, TOR SALE at special priceas o Chick. | ince o & (Ariving manufacturing vil- | _We feel sorry for the hero who is ering upright pianos, Mason & Hai lage. Cotitage house, barn, crib and | of a job, fin B oriahe Disnos, 1 Scoinway upright | hennery, pleiity of fruit and wovd for | = piant 2 Hallet & Davis Upright pianos, | bome use. Here 18 & rare Chance 10| No man Is born as free and equa D tmest Gubler upright piancs, 1 Hunt: | DUy & §0od farm cheap. Lnquire about |, o0 ingion *Lptight. phant; whd many ogher | 16 G |2 % ore you buy. Phe “Blaut-Cadden Co. Piaui-Cadden | will buy an 80 acre farm situated two| If vou want e . 1RV | miles from . K. L. and & 10° | show him how Blds. Norwich, Conn. mar2lF ivlw R i Srollby. . Taad Dro- w. him s I'OR SALE _Aroostook sesd potatoss, | ductive And amdoth, Iarse houss Burn | o, Alonzo. von camt alw Erown on ihe YitEin 0Ll Of Miine and | and. crib, wagon sied. some Trule on |, NO- Alo o B e diract "ot un. " Biase yous ors | 5w Dy Juv0 cash puts the farss ia | belle by her rings. FerRP Gy “and ® sosure Teliable secd | your possession. Investigate. . from the following varleties: Green 35000 | The most of us believe 1n Mountain, Irish Copblers, Iurly Dela- |is all I ask for one of the finest farms | gepravity of some folks Ware, Carman, Goid Coin, Barly Rose, | in the stute of Cunnecucut: 65 ncres, 30 | ¥ e Barly Northern, Hebron = and New | mowing, 2o pasture, 10 wood and tim-| o oo "o e e Queen. James it Youns & Sem corner | POi KOoBS L0 TN I orae bhra 34 pe | the aevil helps it along. Main and Markst Sts. marzzd B WA ‘nux‘ i 34 By | the devil 1 along FOR SALE 200 bushels fine smooth | jcé house S0 tons’ capucity, I storehouss | 1ps no trouble s 1 o or AAblo potatocns Mis, GLDert | 1y BY 4% crib 14 by %5, 3 henneries 10 | . 1LS mo trouble at al Totten, Lebanon, Ot. ‘mariSd | by 3. edch, 2 wells, &' never failing | collector “to find people c - S Sbrings; pasture borders i beautifu] | £ $385.00 for & very §00d Interior | pondr 100 appie trees, 4 pear trees, 45 | Fishing for complimen h et R 3 e 1St m ki aah | Ppnas VISRELS Doss 48 YN troen (38 | Yishing fof complime oench. _ Terms, $20 down, $2.00 per|Quarter of &n acre strawberry ‘patch, | i a: Week. The Plaut:Cadden Co., Plaut- | Qifiants 800S¢borry biackberries, = : iy Saddon Bldg., Norwich, Conn. 'We will | faspberties, “all iinds of "Toses and | The rich man in . take vour oid piano 1A exchange. iiihbing wines, Will take a mortgage | had plenty of flow = mar2l FMW on’the “ylace it assired. “rosseliion £ FOR SALE “Moders house, dcsirapis | Blven 1 30 dey oppor- | When 3 youns wid: locality; :easrin f“i sl;lllnx, lgafi'tng WILLIAM A. WILCOX, lor's trail it's o town; price low. C. H. Case, Bliss 1 A Place, Norwich. mariid “Real Estate Broker, Rottenness In cf . ol SALE—x alorn v et 5 | ¥ & West Brerd 3¢ Rosms 3 and 3 | tain'to show ttself s it 5 in 3 New London. . ARt ok Rew Phone gonnectic. Fres transportation | When . n = o’ aute. @25 emperance TO RENT for swnmer at Stonington. Joy e 5 e axy Conn."on Dariing Hill, 1% miles froni v L Tallway Station. JATES SOLiAge, Turnish- _ Religion pure a e ed_(except siiver, bedding &nd table has to carfy a bani linen), unobstructed view of L. L sound ton. from New London o Dok Teland, sta- | FO s e and garage, rent $900. Appiy direc Love is a wonder worker, b = o owner, simuel Doughity, 3. Cilnton % e e AL b b i, Newarie, N. 4. TarioWEAL A 12-ROOM HOUSE | along better when it ha ~OR SALE OR TRADE—Good 10-acre Five minutes’ walk from | een i =i farm, well localed mnear viilage and Franklin Square. T e it b Belahvors on telephon® ot Zndipped | It has all modern conveniences f|on a siate can be wiped « Tist mill, clder mill and saw_smil, d and can be converted | sponse g ~ood business; about 50 Horse into apartments. | power over wheels; excellent elgh i S e e ob tniteve Poom. house, mew barn. pouilry hous Price right. | o Yery fow men are 54 in | a3 sneds: Food land: good Iruit; ba etr 3 : ¥ 1 2fn Price for immediate sale, or Lrad Inquire of | better “one! fore SOt eEsnls 25y, Willlmantie, Gt JAMES L. CASE, | 1 = ars. Tryon's Agency. Wil 3 R o % Zetis. bright side can alwayvs E FOR SALEG. L C. pigs, thorough- ‘a0 Shetucket $ts Nebwich, Coma. side to ook on. breds, registered. hone otter in the | —— country. *Ludlow Fatm, North Stoing: A Eurrasattoin B aato who T wills "Bo\figgn: R HOEBANIERCORIE SIS ing to-stand up for her rights any- where, even in a crowded ca ‘*Pm’l'}la—l(fiok L}t !hb‘la price: hson SALE HORSES. envelopes (regular business 8ize).| I expected car Horses April 1st, but | The man who goes out into life with e e 1 e e o | L T foen dciaven o bcountof | o TOf, TSR Who goes out In i Botanends, xsh. srinced $1:40. 1,006 000ds. An expross car of 28 head are pDienty of sticking plaster alc Soighents, sxd printed"side " 1,000 B022% AT TRITE SRT00d . 000 00 st ister leiterheads,” e S Ta possible, Notice will be given on ar- et erheads.’ § rinted, 31.75; 1,0 It sometimes happens that & deaf | mute is not highly educated, hut w? he knows he has at hi g When the last lie is driven out of world the devil will not be able to fir a spot on which to rest his cloven fo A writer says there are more than 20,000 women In New_York w . past 75 years of age. No wondcr. It i§ thg chorus girl headquarters,