Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 5, 1913, Page 16

CLOUDY TODAY; FAIR TOMORROW ~ What Is Going On Tonight.~ Mov! at_th. ed Theatre. Vaudeville and Moving Plctures at tho_Auditorium. oy iudeville and Photoplays at Davis rheatre. ANNOUNCEMENTS Sest $3.50 eyeglasses properly fitted, o SLsh Burabam, 227 Main street w. & T. U. meeting Monday at 3 ». m., 35 Shetucket street, room 6. Al ire welcome. Schwartz Brothers’ 284 prize letter, written by Miss Alfreda H. Brosofske, appears in this morning’s issue. City Lunch Restaurant Opening Today The City Lunch, a new aand first class, up-to-date restaurant, opens its doors this morning for business at No. 15 Broadway. This restaurant will be conducted by the proprietors of and in connection Wwith the Martin house on Broadway. Open day and night Nothing but the best will be served. Spectal turkey dinners on Sunday for 5C cents. An orchestra will be in at- tendance this evening from 6 to 7 o'clock. See adv. THE AUDITORIUM. Signor Valerio Saja and His Marine Band of 15 Pieces. There will be another big show of three acts at this popular playhouse next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- Aay will be headed by Signor “Valerio and his marine band of 15 pieces. This band has been playing ~with great success throughout New England and so great has been its Success in some towns that it has played weturn engagements in those same towns within a period of a few ‘weeks. Signor Saja claims every mem- ber of his band to be a celebrated so- Joist, including two ladies, Miss May Zinper, cormet soloist, and Miss Ger- tirude Zinner, the famous violinist. This band is booked to appear here the first haif of the week and will no doubt prove a big drawing card. Next in e lineup for Monday !s a very clever sister team, Hylands and Farmer, who were secured at the last moment, necessitating the canceling of another good act already booked in, ‘but beocause of the high recommenda- tions of this sister act the manage- ment thought it wise to do all they could to secure it. Dave Kindler, the whistling virtuoso, will round out the bill in good shape, making three corking good vaudeville numbers for the first half of the week. Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde, a very fine two- reel picture, in which the popular King Baggott plays the leading role, will be shown on Monday and Tues- day. BSome show! BREED THEATRE. The Woe of Battle, the Kalom Unex- celled War Story. One of the Kalem war stories for which this great producing company is famous is the feature at the Breed today and is entitled The Woe of Bat- tle. Included among the many stir- ring and strenuous scenes one where the federals fire upon a passing stern-wheel steamer, which returns the fire, There is a terrific battle be- tween the confederates confined in a ockhouse and the spunky federals. The federals are victorious and burn the blockhouse, a truly spectacular | in two reels, and tells the well known and Shylock for the hand of heiress. The production ls :nost lavish one and the parts are n the hands of very capable actors nd_act another ves e comedy is supplied by Will Willie Win. DAVIS THEATRE. A show that is full of variety, pleas- ing in every respect, is on at the Davie today. Heading the vaudeville < Gregorie and Elmina Co., a trio who do some remarkable feats with heavy furniture, such as sofas, tables, chairs, s, balancing those articles on their :ads and running up and down 1adder: their eves. Some of the articles are as much as an ordinary man can lift, not to mention the balancing part. The Bretons do an amusing skit, introdue- ing singing and lots of real good edy. Dan J. Harrington, with dummy friend, makes laughs for both voung and old. The photoplays are al} good and include The Mysteries of aris in_four reels, also the famous Mutual Weekly. Comedies and dra- ‘mas complete the bill. Next week a number of new acts and photoplays will be eeen here, headed by Horne Purnell & Co. in a bright comedy playlet, The Way to. Win a Woman, which ‘should interest all young men Wwho are looking for knowledge on that subject. The other two acts are The Holdsworths in a musical novelty, and Cowboy Williams & Co.. the cannon- ball jugglers. A real sensational fea- ture photoplay is Conquered. and the comy of the season, A Strong Re- venge, are a few of the features for next week. EDUCATIONAL NOTES. *The greatest waste in education is not mad teaching,” said a speaker at the recent meeting of school super- Intendents, “but teaching things the twentieth century does not need.” High-school enrollment in South Carolina has risen from 4812 to 8902 in the past 6 years, and the amount paid for salaries of high-school teach- ers has more than doubled in the same period. Cincinnati has. tried compulsory vocational training and is well satis- fied with the result. The boys and girls did not like it at first, apparently begause of the compulsory feature, but now seem to take to it with enthusi- asm. The school authorities have had the hearty.co-operation of the manu- facturers in the work Mississippl hag built 27 county ag- ricultural high schools in the past two years at an average cost of $30,000 per school. These schools furnish oard and dormitory facllities for $5.50 per month, and the boys and girls are paid a certaln amount per hour for the work they do, so that in most cases the expense to the pupll is re- duced to about 33 per month. _ More than a million people tock ad- vantege of the ‘“educational trains” zent through the rural districts last year by the State Agricultural colleges of 51 states, according to figures com- piled by F. B. Jenks, of the United States Bureau of Bducation. In this way the colleges have brought knowi- edge of improved methods of farming home to many wWho would probably never have been reached in any other way. The educational train usually onists of 3 to 10 coachea, well sup- icd with exhibits and tration -pparatus, mu& ’ohlrn Ol‘pru:tlea_\ men who can interestingly on the farmer’s real problems. stops made by these trains range from two nours to half a day. Four State col- leges , those in Texas, Callfornia, Louisiana and Oklahoma, report at- tendance at the l'cg. of these educa- tional traine of a hundred thousand more during the season, The Ok- imetitution takes the opportun- BY to attach to the train a car com- ) Pictures and Illustrated Songs body a ligious character of the United States. A contro T Iy sacred book as merchandise, Mr. lock, or The Merchant of Venice, | the big feature for today, presented | ot not a Christian(Nation, and pointed to ’ VD | 5 {reaty m €tory of the bargain between Antonio, | {7 b Army Target Practice | v interesting picture and | until_one can hardly believe | | system, “In buyin | be sure you get the genuine. It is States early in_the last cemtury in ‘Which it was distinctly declared. that the United States was not a Christian Natlon to the Christian religion, & Mo- hammedan or Parsee or a Jew eligible to the highest office in the. land so far as any restriction on &c- count of his religlon is concerned.— Army and Nevy Jounral. SUNDAY SUBJECT! Progressive Lyceum meets at 12.15, subject Reality, - Holiness Mission will meet for their regular meetings at No. $7 Main street again. The subject for the Chril meeting in the Bill block reality. At Park Congregational church. 10.30 a. m. topic Livingstone. 4.30 vespers, musical service. Y. P. C. U. service at 6.15 p. m. Subject, Sunday of the Good Shep- herd; Our Church. Rev- Albert P. Blinn will speak at the Spiritual Academy, Park street, Sunday, at 11 a. m. The services at the Brewster’s Neck chapel on Sunday at 2.30 will be con- ducted by Rev. G. C. Pollock. At the Broadway Congregational church the pastor will preach in the morning and at the 5 o'clock service. At the Church of the Good Shep- herd, _Universalist, morning sermon upon The World Getting Better. Sun- day school at noon. At the Central Baptist church the pulpit will be occupied morning and evening b Philadelph Rev. James A. Maxwell of 2. At Tri ity Episcopal church there will be holy communion and sermon at 10.30 4. m. and evening prayer and ser- mon af 7.30 p. m. At Greeneville Congregational church in the morning the pastor will preach on The Two Chosen Pathways: Ves- per service as usual at 4.30. At Taftvills Congregational church, the pastor will' preach on David Liv- ingstone. “In the evening there will he a stereopticon lecture on Africa. t Mt. Calvary Baptist, preaching pastor. Rev. J. H. Dennis; morn- g subject, Edification, Evening sub ject, Peter’s Denial. Lord's supper af- ter ‘sermon. services morning_at Sunday in_the Steiner building, room 0. 365 Main street, with T. H. Pea- the speaker. At Grace Memorial Baptist church, preaching morning and evening by the pasto . Rev. R. B. Harris. Morning The Congueror from Edom. subject, The Wonderful Christ. What Straus Told Abdul Hamid. ique mission to Turkey may be asier for Major Finley if the t Moslem government recals the ion of Hon. Oscar Straus, when an minister, relative to the re- rsy had arisen about bar ble from Turkey, and final- g the Sultan to admit the ng the indu, aus made much of the fact that the United States as a nation had no in- | terest in the introduetion of the Chris iptures into turkey, as it was e with one. of the Barbary ining moving-picture views of colle activities, thus cleverly attracting the attention of the farm boy to the pos- Dilities of an education at the State College. Where Science Halts. Shellac may be foqd, as the gov- enment experts RQave ruled, but no one has yet been' ragh enough to claim that the Missouri River ie water. Washington Post. | Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Tuae Contaln Meres mercury will s destroy the se of smell and completely derangs system when entering 1t he ‘mucous surfaces. Such ticles should never be used except on escriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten-fold to the good vou car possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man- utactured by F. J. Cueney & Co., Tole- do, O, contamns no mercury, and is taken ‘internally, acting directly upon us Surfaces of the Hall's Catarrh Cure nd he blood internally and made in Toleio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimo- nials free. Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for Consti- pation. The Home Kitchen. Paint your kitchen walls and wood- work white above the walnscoting. It keeps soiled hands away. Its cheerful Dbrightness is always inviting. One quart of Turpencine added to one-half gallon of L. & M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint makes 3 quarts of the highest &rade of pure paint, and it is enough to paint & Kitchen and two more rooms. For outside painting the very highest srade of long life paint s made by adding nree quarts of pure Linseed Ofl to each ome gallon of L. & M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint. Sold by L W. Cartoll & Son: Walter Kingsley & Son, Plaintield. For Burns, Bruises and Sores. The quickest .and surest cure for burns, bruises, bolls, sores, inflamma- tion and all ekin diseases is Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In four days it cured 1. H. Haflin of Iredell, Tex., of a sore on his ankle which pained him so he could hardly walk. Should be in ev- ery house. ~Only 25c. Recommended by Lee & Osgood Co. MONEY LOANED - on Diamonds, “Watches, Jewei:y and Securitiss of any kind at the fowest Rates of Intereat. An old- Eswablisned firm to deal with. (Estabilshea 1872.) TEE COLLATERAL LOAN co., 143 Main Strect. Upstairs. LEGAL NOTICES. “FOR SALE. - « " FOR SALE * A MODERN 8-ROOM COTTAGE Price $3500. Moderate: amount of cash JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket Si.. Norwich, Comn. WANTED—Cyphers incubator, 240- Sep. s o meet R he b Yokl S Tor Uit vin el S = WANTED 50,000 feet of lumber for oul patent worle_buiternyt, BOplar o 2" Woo PHinae Works, Mansfield Depot, Conn. febaid WANTBD — Hired man, single, to ot on Tarm anf board with femiy] '$25.00 a_month salary. Inquire ef Glen RMB}GFA: (Ledyard), 'r e Myott, Manazer, stic, Cons., R F. D. 4. WANTED—AIl kinds of raw furs. 1 will meet at Joseph Conpor & Sons’ Svery Saturday. B, Woodworth. novsd i WANTED_Plano_tuning. A. G. Gor- don, 395 Prospect St, City. Tel. 682-2. 3, ‘ and a short dis- Cottage house, bome use. 1900 will buy an 80 acre farm situated two miles irom Westerly, R minute walk ductive and smooth, large house, barn S WANTED your possession. Inv . and a 10- Land” pro- wagon slied, $5000 ask for one of the finest farma | o e 10 Wood and tim- R Ber Keopa 10 cows without sifu: “noile T Bas § rooms with 61l horse barn 24 b 7CA {cé fiouse 8y tons cupacity, 1 storehouse 17 By 4%, crib 14 by 24, by B0 ‘eich, 2 ‘wells, § pasture borders a beautiful | o trecs, 40 b henneries 10 | = falling | FOR SALE. pond; 100 ap; Quarter of an acre strawberr Booseberry all kinds of Will take a mortgage Possession (§' A few choice building lots on q trees, 25 | 2 ‘apricot, ~one- Fhberen | FOR SALE climbing vines, on the place if desired. WILLIADI A. WILCOZ, Real Eatate Broker. No. 41 West Broad St. Rooms 1 Phone connectic... s Hom *Weateriy {ance fo'w wariving manufacturing Vil | Farm Hands, Day Workers (male), nennery, plenty of fruit and wood for | General Housework Girls and Second More is & rare chance to (i buy a good farm cheap. lnquire about R | FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. COSCORAN, Supt., Central Blds. | Man Cook, TFamily Cooks. Second 22, Central Building. newly plotied estate on Salem road, Sast Great Plain, the most desirable residential suburb of Norwich. Land elevated; fine views: macadam road; ity water; good neighborhood and . | § school: ten minutes by troliey to Frankiin square. Bach lot nas right Free transportapion |§ 0f Way In one of the mew avenues to be lald out ihis spring, thereby saving purchaser building of car- riage drive, LOST AND FOUND. LOST Thursday 218" West Ma between n St and Cadiliac Hall, a bracelet with initials ¥, L. B. if left ae~219 West Mafn St. Reward | Alse for sale, en atfraetive house |J on catate, now accupied by owner. | § Laree, "sunny rooms. 23 and 26 feet 10ng every convenisnce. |} “Xadress ¢ B, K, BURNHAM, Sa- | | 1em Road, Norwich, Conn. Tel. §16-3. B marswis LEGAL NO TO CREDITORS. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD within and for il the 4th day April, HOLDRIDGE, Present—s Estate of Calvin Ordered, That the Adm: in thelr claim: ¢ in six months from th ing up a notlce to tha with a copy of post nearest deceased last tozether on’ the sign- said same E. L. DARBIB, in & Bewspape a circulation said District, and make return to and foregoing . E. HOLDRIDGE, The above true Ritnt: SAMUE NOTICE.—AIl creditors of said d a nt gainst said NOTICE TO CREDITORS. PROBATE s within and for the District short term investment. of Norwich, on the 4th day of April, 3. AYLING. Ratsey Zundell: Presitn; i said Bistrict. et rdered, That the Administr | = the creditors of said deceased to bring |§ 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. extats by Judge. late of tor cite within_six months from posting a notice to that effect, together of this order, on'the sign- the place whefe Sald | sees—"; and in the same last dwelt, town, and by publishing the same once in a newspaper having a circulation in | and make return to this NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. and foregoing 18 a true ‘A’ New/6:Room Cotlage 00! age, ANNIE C. CHURCH, said District creditors of said de- y fled to present i ate to the teen minute car service. Sold the the time limited on easy terms. Inquire of and foregoing order. ZUNDELL, Administrator. in_the above Two 2-tenement houses on Mechanlc Street in Danielson. Income $420 gross, net income on investment 9% rix cite | per cent. Houses pleasantly situated, ing said estate with- by posi- | tion, post office and business section, A | five minutes from Churches and three minutes’ walk from railroad sta- schools. Real Estate Agent, Savings Bank Block, Danielson, Gonn. WANTED. VERTISEMENTS 5c per line, six words to the line FOR SALE. TEN DOLLAR NOTE FOR A FLYER Will carry a 25 word ciassified Ad. into mes one time (any day. List A—New England. 1 insertion 3:u—38 insertions $27. Portland Telegram, xutiand Herald, iterazd New Haven Leader, Haverhlll Gaszette, rnal, 13ridgeport Fost, aruord Giobe, \Wcester Telej Norwich Bulletin, entire list: New Biita Augusta J Laiigor Ne Meriden Record, Lewiston Journal Waterville Sentinel Lowell Telegram, t Main St. aprsd FOR SALEHatching eggs _from Springfield Unlow, Boston America: Nashua Telegraph, Providence Journal Lurlington kree Pi Lawrence Bagle, Lyun New: Co. Telepuone $36-i J161 Broadwas, N. _ WANTED—You don't give me a say! 50¢ pipes for 29c; odds and ends briar Pipés 10c; Mariposa 10c tobacco ¢ sample tin of Velvet with each 10c -tin at Fagan's Smoke Shop. AGENTS Household spesialty; good FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES POETRY THE CITY OF SLEEP Over the edge of urple a Whore {he single Jamblgnt. Know' ve. the' That is hard by the Sea of T Where the poor may lay t 2 sick may for; s wakeful; ah, pi Back from Fetter and prayer They that g0 up to the T0 RENT. TO RENT—_Nice pleasant furnished |y 07 I8F ERLS FOR SALE—Single cylinder Cadillac = with touring and business bodies, in |room; all modern conveniences first - class- condition; price reasonable. Apply at 270 Wes Iocation. “Inquire Bulletin But we—pity LE—O; 2 tur TO RENT—A first class house to rent By or LaRF Monire Spesader, ab good |gorner of Wasniggfon and Williams | as new; two McCormick mowers. k. Giliette, Colchester, Conn. aprod Back from the City of Wil show o rent any day Win C. Johns i s TO RENT—My farm, first class con- Tt E WA e nale 2 d nhet | aition and location, near good makets red Rock eggs, $3 per 100. Geo. Fabel, | Lo Tent now. Fihervitler Sont: e | Conn. FOR SALE—AI Kinds of soeas and | TO RENT_i seed ‘potatoes, best fertilizers, _etc. | T BiGes S canonabler Greeneville’ Grain | and st tubs; rent very ¢ Bts., R ‘wish! tender dreams be Bit we may Timothy J. Shea, Moosup, to our wat We—pity us We wakeful; 6 hot and cold water. very Teasonable. g aprod your farm, let me have your particu- |al: lar: aprsd seller; big profits: get busy and write he May Co iestnut_St. Gardiner, L WANTED _Girls. Apply Thermos Bottle Co., Laurel Hill. apraa | ANTED—Ladles make supporters; | no canvassing; yitamped envelope for'par- i abash Bupply Co. Desk D- 155, Milwaukee, Wis. =~ American | furnished; L. Hinckley, Lebanon. Fhone 45-3. aproSTh Main St._ ALE_Twenty chicke: TO RENT_On Hobart Ave., nice sun- FOR SALETwenty chickens nim |ny b-room fiat bath room, piniry, sink two roosters. Enquire at 88 Central (B¥ o a0 m and coal on same 00T, Ba: 5 L . 8br8d | and one or two rooms above YOU ~ oll | llers, all IF YOU WANT a quick result to st rs, &l improv MEETING improvements excépt Tse or automobile if ‘Bnquire Mrs. Vars, 68 Hobart sea and tr T can always communicate with | desired. buvers, Fred Mever, 317 Leursl Hill | Ave., between 10 and 2 or Ave., Norwich, Main office, New York. Tnir30s LaTu < S | ~ro LEm—Very desirable house at No. FOK SALE—Two farms, one of 178 | 198 Laurel Hill Ave. | aoreaand one of 1 acras: avout 400,000 | Ba g e v TO RENT_Modern flat of six rooms terms and partioulars, apply to Charles e TiL M o5 L gain the o Babcock, 45 Main & apriTuWws “¥OR SALB_Ten-room house in vi- | TO RENT_Pleasant rooms, with or modern | without board. s, 349 West Main o4 aprod _ |~ pmior 4 furnisned room, with cinity Thermos Bottle conveniences. Fred B. Richards, Lau- | b Tel Hill Ave. Te WANTED—Ladles wedve bead chains spare moments, Reply envelope. Works, 4, New Haven, Conn. " WANTED—At once, live middle aged home grown Heath & Company, man to sell Manchester, " FOR SALI v worker and driver, price 386, Call at Barn, 341 Main Btreet. aprod TFOR SALE Bagred and Whife nock, 31 per 15, 35 | quire at Bulletin Offic TO RENT per 100. K. A. Hoxle, Yantic, Conn. apriTus WANTED —Agents can easily ng $1 book on Disaster by ilood and Tornado.” Great est opportuniiy for agents since Enormous demand for authen- | illustrations; International Bible House, Philadelphia. 5 AGENTSInvest one cent In a post card for full particulars of a proposi- | tion that will pay you from $30 to 36l Galloway-Bowman = Co., . Walterloo. Towa. WANTED—Man (o travs $5 a day sell | per-dogen, delivered in city. F. Scho- | Bela, R ¥. D. 6, City: aprid | tion. | “wom BALE _Twin -cylinder Indian potoroycle, Just overhauled And iress | veniences, 38 Union St Telephone 831- 350 pages, outhit free, — | Box 62, Norwich, or can be seen any and tallored sult or 20-year watch free | in 90 days; experlence unnecessary. dJ. " | hens_ on free W, rellable girl S "Broaawsy, e | D, 7. “"Glen Acre Yards.” Phone next Slater | T¥OR SALE_Two pair of steers, one | pair four years old, well broken, one Red, single comb, fine birds, 1o cents Enquire Elien . Ana s vol —Horse, welght 1100, g00d | nse of Mrs. Robert McKfer 120 Broadway. Ll e _ |~ To mmNTStore at — Bgse for hatohing, | suitable for any line of business Franiiin St ¢ Tenement, four TUE s - rooms. TOR SALE_Bggs for hatching, K. T | binder, 108 & “FURNISHED ROOMS—Contr. Tmma Morse, 1% Union S No. 1 _condition, price 3125. Address NISHED ROOMS, all modern con- afternoon at G ‘Contral Ave. aprid SALE: Ton 0 | Fifteen Barred Ply- | S Diy. | mouth Rock hens and one rooster one | ear old. Apply at once to Jonn H. | Sherman, Mountain Ave. Tel 851-2. COTTAGE HOUSE 454 West Main St. s rooms and TENEMENT 61 Union' St. 8 rooms and bath. aprid EGHORNS, Wyckoff- . cEgs from yearlng ange, 31 per 1b. Mrs. Sandberg, Norwich. Conn. R. F apr2WEs pair three years 0ld, partly broken. Frank M. Way, R. D. 1, Yantic. Tel 217-5. apréd WANTED —Position stenographer and bookieeper. C.._care Bulletin, experienced te to Lhe 1 offer subject to sale $§000 of Conn FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS in r \ within the time Iimited i L s o | thie above and foresoin~ ord: $500 pieces. The principal is ATRS. JESSIE F. LEWIS due and payable November, I§ 1914, The bonds are well so- = cured and are a very attractive HELD | offering for persons desiring a Price to Net 5 per cent. JAMES L. CASE ANTED _Agents write today, now, for Tree details by auto specialty; ev- owner needs ome: "I h Short Term [avestment AGENTS WANTED Men and wom- handle our over offered; for full particulars write he Newark Sales Co., 20 Chestnut St.. Newark, N. J. WANTED —Government examinations; reparation $5; returned particulars 1vil Service School, best sellor most_thorough ington, D. C. WANTED—We will pay you $180 to distribute religious literature in experience not man or woman; opportunity for promo- tions; spare time may be used. Bible Press. Philadelphia. WANTED Insurance men opportunity community; {§ with Bath, Steam Heat and |} Blectric Lignt. Large Lot. Fif- N. TARRANT & CO,, TG _CREDITORS., PROBATE HELD within and for the District on the 4th day of Apri AYLING, Judge, 1ate of strator ofte | eused (0 bring eeats TUBSDAY, APRIL 8, 1913, ultion ai Potters barn, at Norwich. | of Norwich, Estate of James O. Sweet, sald District, Ordered, That the Adni: | the creditors or ths from this date, by ] on place whore sald deceased last dwelt, and in the sume town. and by publising the | 11,15 §i0™,’ 1300 Yonnas, and are all Dewspal 0§ 8| broken to work and drive 1 have Hare striel. und make | [03%%ach horse "thoroughly before | buying and aceepted only these that ire perfect. Sale positively, raln or of this order, circulation " AYLING, Judge. true FANNIE C. CHURCH, OTICE.—AllL creditors of said de- hereby notified to present undersigned a the above dnd foregoing order. Eome 117 Main St, - Norwich, Conn. in from Virginia, These hor in Shine. MAX POLSKY, natural death benefit policy, costs $1 per month; this is a form of Insurance that appeals:to the masses and commissions with collecting given right men. 3455, Boston, Mass. WANTED—A competent dle aged woman for gener: in a Tamil, easily sold; Apply Sec housework | W. Hil & Scn. Jos. est Thames 2 WANTED—Sober man to work on A A Ripley, Stoningtonm, Ct. WANTED Young man to fill clerical position State age and Address Box | sponsible manufacturing concern. experience. Britain, Conn. _WANTED _Mesh workers. ryler Ave., & WANTED—Competent maid for gen- Apply Mrs. hiouseworl. Miggins, 130 Union Bt. WANTED_Old geess feather beds. prices paid. General Delivery, Best casn Address C. Dicsinson, ¥ 8. C. Black Orpington eggs, 18 for $2. Pen headed by only ribbon at the Boston 1313 show; also- Enquire of the MISS] mate bird from Connecticut winning & |opnetuciet Street. standard Houdan's eggs, 13 for '3150. Joe MeBride, Hotel Nutmes, New Lon- dom, Conn. _aprid FOR SALE. ¥OR SALE One good pair work horses, one pair double harnesses, one iy cogv. F. A. Card, Bast Brooklyn, Conn.™ Phone 173-4, Danielson. aprid FOR SALE — One Cadillac touring car, 1909 model, four cylinder. 8. W. FOR SALE—An office safe, used but | $o0d Leam wagon, one extra g00d fam- | short. time, as good as new. Mrs . Harriman, 814 Main St. TFOR SALE—A black walnut case with sliding doors, Leffingwell, Norwich, Conn. Tel byi-Z. | number of medical aprid T. Harriman, EL 314 Main St. FOR SALE Emblem, De-Luxe and Gard {ix 23| FOR SALE—A second-hand Reading-Stendard ~ motorcycies. The largest® and most powerful machines (#utomoblle mage; & fo 10 horse power; belt o | chain: $175_to $300. Send for catalogues &t once. Sub-agents wanted in all %1 Towns in New London and Winanam |54 5o dom countles. Wilson Bros. 56 Elizabeil Joar sale. 8L, Norwich, Conn. wyrid 20 feet long, 6 Lathrop engine, Boat and enzine old; pride right ‘Address Owen J. ville, Conn. FOR SALE Launch. “FOR SALE — Best $8.50 eveglasses, groperly fitied, for 3186 Burnham, 237 ain St mars1d FOR SALB _Upright piano in §00d condition. Bnquire at 386 Central Ave. FOR SALE Houss of 10 rooms wilh good barn suitable for garag reason for selling. Kinley Avenue. Inquire at marsid : ON'T LET CHICKS DIE from white dlarrhose so Prait’s White Diarrhoes Remeds. Prait’s Chick Food insures strong. heafthy chicks J. P. Hollo- wes. 3. P, Barstow & Co. Norwh Gram Co. C. K. Manning, Yaotlc. FOR SALEFarm in Leffingwell 502 ciety of about 76 mcres. knguire of C. B. Beebe, R. D. 2. marz9d__ FOR SALE Sam Roy place, Scotlang, $2,500; also ten tons nay. Capt. H. N. Jones, Scotiand mar29d FOR Aroostook seed potatoes, grown on the virgime soil of Maine and shipped direct to us. Place your or- ders early and secure reuable seed from the foliowing varieties: Green Mountan, 1risn Cobblers, karly Dela- ware, Carman, Gold Coln, Marly Rose, Barly Norinern, Hebron ~and New Queen, James 3. Young & Son, o Main and Market Sts. miar: FOR SALE—200 bushels fine smooth seed or tablie potatoss. Mrs. Gilbert Totten, Lebanon, Ct. mar19d WANTED_ Two experienced counter- Apply C. Cham- Junch room. berlain, Martin House, -Norwich, onn. | \est Main Si, next to Plerson’s sta- bles; 30 horses which I have brought s range FOR SALI—Modern house, desirable localily; reason for seliny, leaying town; price low. C. H. Case, Bliss Place, Norwich. maryid age from 5 to 7 years and in welght | ~“wANTED _Partner In smail business with $306 to 3600; good interest; refer- Address Partner, | Bulletin, Gity. | T WEAVERS wanted. Crompton looms. Pawcatuck W: Pocter Hill, | | _apria | AGRICULTURAL LIME. AT A COURT PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District on the 3d day of April, AYLING. Judge. ot Peck’s Real Estatz Agency Norwich, | of Norwicl, A, D.1913. Present—NELSON I, _Istute of Lydla . Yerrin Norwich. in_sald District Yerrington i for the redsons her | FARMS A SPECIALTY b ngmlnlllrnflpn the: estate o 2 8 At 2 aliSgea to B imrestate o °° | 1328priaz St Willimtiz, Comn 169 "Ordered. That saia hieard” and - determiped At the Probate Court Room in the City of ! WILLIAM WILCOX ...... Auctioneer ou_ the 8th AUCTION. be sranted upon ‘Whereupon. said_District, day of April, A. D. 1913, at 11 o'clock in the forendon, and that notice of the | Becoming disabled and having sold pendency of said petition, and of sald | my farm, I wil hearing thereon. be given by the pub- |at the ' Henry Giddings Farm, now o time in some | owned by Henry Kendall, in Lisbon, Conn., one mile from Versailles trolley, on of this order newspaper having a circulation in said A of Norwich, on the 3d day of April, A. D. 1913, Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Edward Butler, formerly of the Parish of Kilrow, County Clare, Ireland, absent from home and un- heard of for a period of seven years, and presumed to be dead. Edwin W. Higgins of Norwich, Conn., appeared in Court and filed a pelition praying, for the reasons therein set forin, that administration be granted upon’ the estate of said absentee, pre- sumed to be dead in I Jurisdiction of sald Court. Whereupon, It is Ordered, That sald etitlon be heard and determined at he Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in sald District, on the 8th day ‘of April. A. D. 1913, at 9 o'clock in the forencon and that notice of the pendency of sald petition, and of sald earing thercon, be given by the pub- lication of tnis order one time in some newspaper having a elrculation in sald District, at least three days prior te the date of sald hearing, and that Te- turn be made to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing s & true copy of record. ttest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, sprad v Cleil. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District e the aate of PECK, WWILLIAMS & CO. | by the bag, ton or carload. | | fepisd 5 WANTED At once, firat class saw- £ the right party. W. Whitehouse, Abington, Ct._aprid T\WANTED—First no other ne We have just put a carload into our i estate to the | storehouse and can supply your di mands for timis sure crop producer. The experts of the country say the ground fTmestone is better than the ° burnt lime, and this is what We have. ~Soid seamsiress; Mme. Russell, 43 aprad ew london. TEACHER WANTED for c O, D Geer, Gens | G Buliaine or TRl Goivz FREE lllustrated book Lells of about | 300,000 protected positions in U. S, Thousands of vacancies every nter school. 5" ieast foree rho, S e oo TUBSDAY, APRIL Sth, 1913, turn be made to this Court. NILSON J. AYLING The above and foregoing NNIE €. CHURCH, at 10 o'clock a. m., that I have a warrant to levy and col- lect o town tax of fficen on the dollar on fist of 1912 and for thoe purpose of Securing sald tax I wiil bo'at Yeomans' Hall Saturday, April 12, | harrows, 1 spike tooth A harrow. 2 Yiike, T weoder, I cultivator, s plows, 1"Eo0d Cyphers incubator (240 eggs), 3 faBining milis 10€ of “oed’ ehifia 3 " Crossout saws, 1 iron Kettle, 1 han. beat Yeomany' tall from £'p. 'munell | CTOSSONL SOV (T obs itne, > - bed sashes, 10 good hens, fork: (15) mills W and intestate, owning property and estate within the | 1913, from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m., on Saturday. April 15, will be at store at Hop River from 11 on the same day will and of W. B. Slater 430 p. m. other days to receive taxes. All persons neglecting to pay taxes within 30 day 9 per cent., or any other ndded ald tax became charges, from the date x ISHAM, Collector. Datea Colium 7 harrows, 1 spike toot! on grounds. BENJAMIN BROWN. mar26-apri-7 There is a big chance here for sure and generous pay, mployment o ‘obiigation. Earl Hoplins, WANTED Painters and paperhan; ers capable of doing first class worl steady employment; hours' work; open Shop. AKssoclation. Room 7, 724 Main 8t. Hartford, Conn., 20.02 pay for 44 3o Ropiy Master yANTED _Experienced waitreas and A e B s Saimar ncasville, Conn. TED—Bxperienced silk weavers. Apply at West Side Silk Mill, sell at Public Auction, * WANTED _Loom fixer on silk looms: mar2hd WANTED_If your eyes trouble you _or your glasses do not fit. write me, stamp for reply. Willimantic, steady_ wor) llowing described pr, 7i 3 the following de Dproperty BEsei is a true| work horses (weight about 1200 to 1300 1bs.), 2 good cows (i due Jume 1) 1 new milch cow, 6 helfers (some coming im, 1 team ‘wagon, 1 single and 1 dotble express (with pole and shafts), Town ‘of Columbla are hereby notified | 1,500d surzes. & couble sieq § business Sasoline engino, 1 Saw frame and saw, £"Belt, 2 pair double harness. 1 light harness, 1 disk harrow, 2 Spring tooth th A harrow, 2 business WANTED—A few honest and ambli- tious ladies and gents, to sell our high grade housenold and Steady, easy, pleasant and most profit- able work; highest commissio ble free premium. send a postal to F. W. 487, Moosup, Conn. ‘WANTED—BSecond-h: hend lever operated. 04 Willlams tollet articles; For full particulars Houseman, Box paper cutter, rown Printing ,8t. Norwich, Ct. 6 hot- , hoos, rakes, ‘shovels, bars. 1 raccoor and house, house urniture and man; harged at the | oiler things. 1f stormy, sale will take Place next fair weekday. Refrashments WANTED —Agents, call on_best pee- ple; fast seller, 5 Fank Down- Center St. Wallingterd, Ct. —_— THIRE 15 110 advertising medlum in sicrn Connecticut o tin fox business Iy ual to The Bul- in& columns of The Bulletin, WANTED—Ladies' make supporters, no canvassing; envelope for par- pply.Co., Desk 817, $12 per 100 furnished; Milwaukee o 15 WHEN you want to put your busi- ness before tne public, there s no me- dium better than through the advertis- FOR SALE—A saloon, 1s Bath SL Apply ¥. L. Shea, New London. mariid ¥OR SALE The property No. 33 School St, all modern improvemenis could be used for two iamilies. ~Ad: dress J. T, Manchester, No. 14 Coit St. Norwi nn. mar19d FOR SALE_Slab wood, stove lengths, $4.60 cord, $2.50 halt cord. G. A. Bul- lard. Phone 646-12 dec2od OVER — 250 noteneads (regular business size) envelopes, neatly printed, for 31.80; 500 | each, $3.00. Send for samples and prices for any printing you are in need of. The Builetin Company, Neorwich, “onn. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good 10-acTe farm, well located near village and neiglibors, on telephons and K. F. D.; on steady stream, win well equibped srisc mill, cider mill and saw mili, do- ing good business; about 50 _orse power over wheels; excellent eight- room house, new barm, poultry house and sheds; good land; g0od fruit; bar- sain price for immediate sale, or trade Yor cottage in or near town. Parucu- lars. Tryon's Agency, Willimantic, Ct. | febla FOR SALE—O. I C. pigs. thorough- breds, registered, none beiter in the country. Ludlow Farm, North Stoning- ton. R. F. D. 5, Norwich, Conn. H. F. Button. : PRINTING _Look at these prices: 500 6% envelopes (regular business size), cara’ printedIn Corner, $1.40; 1,000, $2.00; 5,000, $6.00; 10,000, $10.00:; " 500 Dotelieads; 6x3%. "printed. 140 $2.10; 5,000, $6.50; 10,00, $§1 letterheads, 83x11, printed, § 32.80; 5,000, 34,505 1(,000, $15. biilheads, 7xi . printed. 310 $2.10; 5,000, $1.50; 10,000, 513. statements, Suxiy, | printed; 1,000, $1.85; 5,000, $6.0u For Sal A fresh load of Horses wil all kinds. weight 8400, Saturday of matched pair, load of 28 to arrive April 12, HEWITT & CHAMPLIN, at Vose’s Stable, FOR SALE A well established Meat and Grocery | Business doing a good business in the | g center of Norwich. E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300 86 CIiff Street FOR SALE farm known as Kimball farm, from Franklin Square, of Preston, land, 30 tillable, balance pasture and woodland, the farm, good supply of water, running water house has 9 rooms and in good condition, barn and sev- eral other buildings Location excellent. For particulars call FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, —~London Opior some timber on the new: withered turn Washington on place. Price rea- THE KALEIDOSCO! Norwich, Ct. value of b year will run FOR SALE Fine house and stable. House hotld be plowed very ¢ modern conveniences, and mellow until on Sachem street, one of the best residential locations in the city. Lot fronting on Sachem street, 100 feet and about 200 feet deep. Price reasonable. A few good rents to offer, in- trate of soda over th | 200 pounds per ac fertile con plication will near! THOMAS H. Vay Building, 278 Main Street. * 16,000, $11.00. \\ Priniing of every = description done \___—“/ ¥ BECKLEY, Phones 724 Perennial weeds i dandelion, begin to_grow prompify. “gend tor samples. The mui- etin Co., Printers and Binders, Nor- wich, Conn. SALE HORSES. I expected car Horses April st but they have been delayed on account of floods. An express car of 28 head are bought and will be shipped as soon as possible. Notice will be givon on ar- rival., I have 20 Horses here that I wish to sell at once. Come and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 1139, apria the’spring. Dig them o can be seen made much growth, " Seashore Land For Sala Forty acres of hign lanc situate stato macadam rosd ho Atantic ocean from b the east to Montauk on the west. Only 35 minutes’ ride from N Y.NH & H R FRANK W. COY. Distance Telephone. Westerly, R. L nt"Juditn with a-view is an excellent practic but in spring the subs. 0l to bak High Strest. barb plants selves, spade in a q NEWMARRET HOTEL, 716 Boswcll Ave. First-class Wines, Liquors and Clgars. Meals and Welch Ravebit served te arder. Jobn Tuckis Prop. Tel dd-k peas make same time E. C. ATCHISON, M. D., FPAYBIGIAN AND SURGEON. toom i Second i OF. Shannon Sz succession over a long perio