Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 23, 1913, Page 8

n‘ Illustrated Songs vlll‘ Plotures at o nn;-pl-n at Davis No, 173, P. of H., Hall. ter, No. 57, ham Memorial, Decorators' In On-l’pm(lrl' Hall. md. Lecture at Central Baptisc i ANNO U (LEMENTS Hee Mrs. E. Fay's line of May bas- cape, mottoes, favors and prizes k‘hu = whws S0 Tipies e Swedish Lutheran Church F: Th Swedish Lutheran church is to fair in the church basement AT Stn"sma Tookh o semure band Tor defraying the church debt and to in- stal a furnace in the pastor’s house. ‘The following trustecs will have the affair in charge: Charles W. Pearson (shalrman), C. J. Erickson. W. Tor- i, Charles Plarson and Theodors £ DAVIS THEATRE. Big Laughing Show for the Last Half of the Week. A show that is full of laughs is bill- &l for the remainder of the week at this cosy theatre. The big laugh wil be Harry Lamarr. the worfd’l greatest er of Yankee female characters, star and successor to Neil Burgess in The County Fair as Aunt Abby, and the Rocky Mountain Soubrette as the suffragette. Hear his lecture on wom- ans' rights; his comedy songs, intro- ducing yodling and dauncing, a positive scream for the ladies. You cannot get away from him; he is a real laugh- producer from start to finish, and the highest single act ever appear- ing at theatre. Fredo and Prim- rose bave a movelty act doing musical comedy and character studies; another laugh getter. Larle and Bartlette an Irish comedy skit entitled O’Brien from Galway. This act is of the good old Irish kind, full of wit and humor, the kind that always makes & hit. Deas Reeves and Deas three colored comedy entertainers, complete the vaudeville bil with 15 minutes of singing, dancing and clean comedy, with plenty of action and gin- | ger, protty costumes and special scen- ey go to make one of the best acts of its kind that has ever appeared here The photopiays include a sensational two-reel subject, The Human Target, one that will keép you on edge all the time The usual high class dramas, #nd funny Keystone comedies make up as good a bill as anyone would wish to see. BREED THEATRE. Marvelous Pathe Weekly, Reel Ne. 17, Only Two Days Old. OSiceod a8 an cspocially timely and tempting motion picture morsel at the Breed todey, is the Marvelous Pathe ‘Weekly, Reel No. 17 released only two days ago and bringing before the pa- trons of this populer playhouse the very latest events of two continents. Az usual each and every event s suf- fictent importance to warrant its be- ing recorded for the pleasure of the Pathe Weekly readers the world over, numbering over two millions. The Elder Brother, one of the most r-nud and delightful pictures made by the Bdison company recently, fur- heg _some remarkably fine actin; and a Very strong story. In the Len of the Cactus, one of those Lubin Mexican stories famous for its beau- tiful scenery and brilliant photography 15" also_billed. while The Tale of a Clock, Essanay, and Memories of His Youth, Lubin, complete the program. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Kinemacolor pictures are showing up better at every performance at the Auditorium and promise to be a strong feature in the future. The special XKinemacolor operator is here making adjustments on the machines that will &ive him a steady, bright, clear picture and fll. management of the theatre is >~ some of the best Kinemacolor In another day everything Ehouid be in good runming order Ang by far the best pictures in the city be- ing thrown on the screen at this popu- 1ar Bouse. ‘Bannons are making a h.‘lt hare the first half of the week w‘&h their fast Indian club and ball Jjuggling. These three fellows are cer- tainly clever experts in the juggling line and are winning much applause for their hard earned success. An act Very different from the ordinary and one which is full of good clean comedy is A Monday Morning Rehearsal, pre- sented by Walter Daniels & Co. Gladys Vance in her dance of a thousand suns introduced a strong movelty which took wel ‘There will be a complete change of both vaudeville and pictures tomor- row. COLCHESTER Hayseeds Won First Ball Game— Chimney Fire — Shea-Kelley Wed- ding. The first baseball game of the sea- #on was played by the Hayseeds of the Boys' club and a picked team on the Strawberry Hill grounds. The follow- ing was the makeup of the two teams: Hayseeds—S. Slafkin c, H. Friedman p, Clifford 1b, Lavine 2b, H. Weitzman 3b, Brown ss, L. Slafkin cf, W. Weitz- man )f, Lewis rf. Picked Team—Blacker ¢, O'Brien b, ‘Wickwire 1b, Wood b, O'Connell 3b. &. Friedman rf, Lazinsk ss, Dember <f, Porter If. Beore by innings: Hayseeds ...3 002320000414 Picked . 0201402100313 i Double plays, Wood and O'Connell; strikeouts, by Friedman 5, O'Brien 6: | bases on balls, off Friedman 8, O'Brien 10; umpire, Becker. ' Borough Notes. Mrs. G. G. from New York, having spent the win- ter with her son in.that city. Her daughter, Miss Addie May Wickwire, accompanied her home for @ few days' visit. The station 'bus has been newly | painted. George F. Brown has returned from several days' visit in Westerly, R. I David Kroll, who recently sold his place on Upper Broadway, expects to move tc Newark, N. J., this week. There was the usual large crowd at - the moving picture show. The 101 Ranch reel in two parts entitled Blaz- 41 the Trall was excellent. The Big hite Chief, a Nestor film, was comi. cal comedy. The reel Il Wind was also good. Mr. Kues sanz Loveland <and Aunt Dinab’s Shuffin’ Dance. Dancing was_enjoyed after the show. Chimney Fire. The chimney on illlam E. Strong’s house on Hayward avenue caught fire Sunday afternoon about 2 o'clock and ‘urned flercely for nearly an hour, | ‘when the blaze was put out by the aid | of the neighbors. No damage was done. M. Klingon is moving his househeld BALOUDY TODAY, SBHOWERS TONIGHT O RTOMORROW, Wickwire has returned | . LEGISLAT Thers was long discussion on the unfavorable report of the excise com- mittee on a proposed act which would limit liquor license to one for each one thousand of population, instead of flve hundred as now. The report of the committee was ac- cepteq and the bill rejected by a vote of 134 to 33. In the house Tuesday an act was adopted establishing a board of voi ing machine commissioners and defin- ing its duties. Two of the heaviest charges aimed in support of the bill to repeal the million dollars appropriation for steam- ship terminals at New London and which proved futile, were fired as blanks in the house Tuesday. In con- currence with the senate, the unfavor- able report on resolutions appropriat- ing $2,000,000 for Black Point harbor, Bridgeport, and $5,000,000 for New Haven harbor, were rejected. There was no appearance in committee in favor of the measures. After explanation by Mr. O'Keefe, of Orange, a member of the excise com- mittee, the act concerning closing of saloons on election day was adopted, which defines more clearly the mean- ing of election day. The text of the bill is as follows: Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General As- sembly convened: Section 2699 of the general statutes as amended by chapter 230 of the pub- |lic acts of 1907, and by chapter 194 of the public acts of 1309 is hereby amended to read as_ foliows: Every person who by himself, his servant, or agent, between the hours of twetve o'clock of the night preceding Christ- mas day, or when Christmas day shall IVE LORE election, shall keep open any room, place, enclosure, structure or build- ing in which spirituous or intoxicating liquors are sold or offered and exposed for sale to be drunk on the premises, and every person who by himself, his | servant or agent, shall keep open any Toom, place, enclosure, structure, or huudln[ in which spirituous and intox- icating liquors are sold or offered for sale to be drunk on the premises dur- ing the hours in which any borough election {s held, shall be subject to the Penalties of section 2712, provided the provisions of this section shall not apply to an election in any city con- taining more than one ward, held and in which votes are cast in one ward only. The word “election” as used in this act shall be construed as mean- ing a selection by ballot of one or more persons to flll & public office or | effices under the authority of this state or under the authority of some polit- ical subdivision of this state, and shall not include primary elections nor elec- tors’ meetings at which no persons are elected by ballot to public office. The proposed act concerning fees for liquor licenses, which canre to the house on unfavorable report of the ex cise committee, was accepted and the bill was rejected. The unfavorable report of the com- mittee on cities and boroughs concern- ing the division of the City of Nor- wich into five wards, was taken from the calendar in |the house Tuesday The report was accepted and the bil rejected without debate. ncreasing the number of n rivers, harbors The bill the commissioners and bridges was rejected. When this bill was first introduced the act to repeal the $1,000,000 appropriation for | WEDDING. | Katherine Julia Kelley of Col- er and M. J. O'Shea of Boston | married 1y morning at 9 in St church by Rev. R. O’Donnell. Mr. O'Shea is the traveling auditor of the Metropoli- tan Life Inearauce com headquarters in Boston was recording secretary of Joynt cir- cle, tional Daughters of Isabell while in New London, and one of the charter members. The _soclety was represented the wedding by Miss Nellie Sheel:zn. A reception was held at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Kelley. following tire church ceremony. STON 3TON. Papers Read Befors Travel Club— Decision Against Summer Resident Who Disputed Housecieaning Bill. the Stonington met at the Free library, an interesting paper was read ¢n “Present Day France and What France Can Do For Us” by Rev.| Dwight C. Stone, and “Free and In- dependent Luxembours,” by Mrs. M. B. Trumbull Chimney Fire. at the residence of hman on Elm street was | TN ciub where A Erne: chimney t C. Cu found on fire Tuesday afternoon. The blaze was soon extinguished without the aid of the department. To Address Men’s Club. At the session of the Men’s club to be held Thursday evening, W. H. Penn of Pawcatuck will make the address. | Borough Brevities. i Quigley of New London | Mrs. Elien Quigley of New York returned after spending Sunday | Miss T and Contractor A. W. Perry has made repairs at the house owned by Mrs. James H. Cleveland on Water street. B. S. Cutler_has returned from a| visit to New York. Mrs. E. S. Stanton and daughters | are visiting in New York. | Charles Bingham b left the em- | ploy of the American Velvet company | and is working in Pawtucket. Officers of Ecclesiastical Society. At the annual meeting of the Second Congregational Ecclesiastical society, Monday evening, the following officers were dlected Clerk Charles C. States, society committee Charles T. Stanton, Joseph F. Josephs, James H. Comstock, treasurer Harry W. Bab- cock, collector Harry H. Doty, au- ditor James Comstock. The treasurer's report showed a balance of $35.40 on hand. Columbus Wanderer Court. Charles P. Bush, who said his home in Columbus, O., was in Stoning- Town court, Monday charged with vagrancy and an attempt to enter the | railway station Saturday evening. He | established an alibj on the latter| | charge and also told the court that he | was merely passing through the town. Sued For Housecleaning Bill. The civil suit of Stiles H. F. against Mrs. Fannie Willlams Mason, of Brooklyn, a summer resident here, was heard before Justice Joseph B. Wilcox Monday afternoon. This action is brought to recover $76, the amount of a bill with interest ciaimed to be due for two vears for cleaning Mrs, Mason's residence. She disputes the Tuesday on a business trip. Miss Yvonne Lafrieniere of Moosup was recently entertained by her broth- . Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S He was discharged. |8 charge and refused to pav. . Justice | TUsHIoncrs for New Tondon Coanto T | Wilcox found for the plaintiff. Mrs. | gesfioy aPRly, for a liceuse to sell and Mason took an appeal. e Al e (D tos T wiine. ih h buliiine Gt 1% Bath Town of Notwich, ‘except in ¢ sALTIC rooms’ and dpartments i uid bullding gEaicvy any part or parts of which are cut of Only 15 Out of 150 Dogs Yet Licensed partitioned in Such mannor as %o | S . side “Tooms, or retiring | General News. . % plac 0’1 bu ‘n‘csx is not a_ withih two “hundred Teet in Up to date only 15 dos ewners out Hne from any' church caince or |of a possible 150 in the town of | bublic or parochial school ComcCiln Sprague have licensed their dogs. premices pertaining therets, or any Mics Antoinetic Viau, who has been | Priofiice, Rublic Horary o come SV il at her home for the last six months, Dril Ay K oo Cadnyao has so far recovered.as to be able to | nP o Q- 1913, Johnson & Lemart, resume work in the Shetucket worsted | the ‘undersigried, ure eic “and 3 Davers, owning real est the Town George Despathy, who has been in a | of Norwich, and heceby na enc| Hartford hospital for the last month, | 9orsc the fTorcwolngz ‘application *of where he underwens o severs surgteal | 3 obnson & Lomirt frox WUICENIE ol operation, returned home cured Tues- | suitable person to be llcenbid mareis 2 | day, as many friends are pleased to|to sald avnplication. Dated at know Wich, (his 250 day of g bril: A. . 1973, Mrs. John Lees of Plainfield is vis- | John onn & Murphy, W. Pl iting local friends. Kirby, George E.| George Reeves of Springfield, Mass. Ry jihar e was a recent guest of his parents, Mr s e Duerx are and Mre. Henry Reeve: of Railroad | of Norwle Dated street. i & @y ot April, A. D: Holbrook, Town Clerk: George Dejarlais was in Jewett City | 1 er Moses at his home on Railroad street. ~ Frank Boucher and Simon Holmes of | Yantic were recent guests of local friends. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Barnes left Tuesday for a week’s vacation in New York, The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Desselie of Hanover vas bap- fall on 'Sunday, the Monday follow- |Steamship terminal at New London ing Christmas day. or the dav of any | Was pending. and was “in company | state, town, or city election and five | with the ‘bills making appropriations | o'clock on’ the morning following | of $7,000,000 for the development of | ‘Christmas day, or when Christmas day | Bridgeport and New Haven harbors. | shall fall on Sunday, the Monday fol- | These bills were also rejected on | lowing Christmas day, or any such |Tuesday. | goods from the place on Gillette's Hill [ tized in St. Mary's church Monday Which he_h old to the McDonald | evening. ~The sponsors were Frank which he recently | Day and Jennie Bessette. The child was named Frances Bessette George Drescher, a local has nurchased a fine new automobile. merchant, | 1913 model | STAFFORD SPRINGS Funerals of Mrs. Orrin L. Fletcher and Daniel K. Green. | he funeral of Mrs. Orrin L. Fletch- er, 76, was held in the Methodlst church Monday afternoon at 2.30. Rev. John W. Baliantine of the West &taf- ford church of ted. He was assisted ter P. Buck. Burial was in cemetery. 'The deceased Springs was 2 native of and spent most of her life in this town. Besl Mrs, Artemas Kellogs, stepsons. es a daughter, he leaves three Daniel K. Green. al of Daniel K. Green took evening at 7 o'clock at | the Methodist church, Rev. W. P. | Buck officiating. The body was taken on the first train Tuesday morning to uth Coventry for burial. | Brief State News Suffield—Superintendeft of School The fune: place Monday N. 8. Light is having considerablo trouble in getting teachers for t schoole in town. | Guilford.—Miss Kate Hunt will cele- | brate the 92d anniversary of her birth_ | day next Thursday at her home on Whitfleld stre New Britain.—The death of Mrs. e Hart, mother of Rev. M. P, St. Mary’s church, occurre afternoon at her home at IFair Bridgeport.—The second meéting to consider the bility of a federation of city has been a ranged at 8 o'clock, eéning, April at the Stratfield hotel. Rey. Toc Deep River. C Brookiyn, N. call by the written to saying that he | would not accept, as he had decided to | remain at his present pastorate. arles Stuart of | tly extended a | has | ¥ ¢ send to Meri den for distribution at Hubbard park and other parks 200 t fingerlings. | These Wil be released in the trout pool at Hubbuard pa the brooks +4n the bark,. and also in the pond at City | park. | LEGAL NO ICES. Notice to uxpu-‘s urteen (i4) mi the town list of tax “for same, payable m Hail on m from | | All_persons neglecting this notice will be charged legal additions and | WILLIAMS, Collector Satem, Conn. April 16th, apricw O THE BOARD O COUNTY COM- | “apr2sw MONEY LOANED on Dismonds. Watches, Jewe > and Securitics of any kind at the Lowest Rates cf Interest. An old ablished firn to deal with. 15, COLLATERAL LOAN ©O. i Stzcet, Upstairs., { Art Squares, Curtains, Portieres, ‘Window FOR SALE Farm of 76 acres of land, about 35 tillable, balance pasture and woodland, about 15 acres of wood and timber, plenty of water on farm. House contains 9 rooms with running water, in a fair condition, with barn and other buildings. Farm is pleas- antly located in the Town of Preston, about 30 minutes’ drive to Franklin Square. Price rea- sonable and can arrange for a liberal loan. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, Norwich, Gt FOR SALE A New 6-Room Cottage, and Fif- Sold Steam Heat Large Lot. with Bath, Electric Light. teen minute car service. terms. Inquire of on easy N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main St., Nocwich, Conn. dib carload ar- 4, hbt. Forty head of Horses, rived Monday night, ril of all kinds, hsavy an must be soid at once. Will sell the same quality cheaper | Come and in- than any otheh man. spect. CHAMPLIN & HEWITT, Westerly, R. 1. Phone 545. Peck’s Real Estal> Az2ncy FAEMS A SPECIALTY 132 Spring St., 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 Some These Willimantic offer to the public the fnest standara brand: of Beer of Kurope and America, Bobemian, Pusner, Clumbach Bavarian Heor, buss Paie and burton, Mueirs Scotch Ale, Guinness C. & C. imported Ginger Ale, Hill P. B. Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish. Dublin _Stour, Bunker ng Ale, Steriing Bitter Ale, Anheuses, udweiser, Scalits and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Nerwich Tewn. Jlephone 447-1% WE WILL SERVE A Special Dinner Kext Sunday April 27th. Music by the Orchestra WAUREGAN HOUSE PARKER-DAVENPORT CO., Proprietors SHEA & BURKE Furniture, Dining Room Sets, Kitchen Ranges, Oil Stoves, Carpets, Lace Shades, |Sewing Machines, ‘Etc., Etc. 37-47 Main Streat sh ana game |can supply you with Parlor Vacuum Cleaners, Pianos, | Babies! Soon they will be big boys and girls, and their faces will be only a memory. Bring the babies and we'll tch their smiles. LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER Opposite Narwlch Savings Soclety, 1 1 THE FENTON-CHARNLEY BUILDING CO., inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS NORWICH, CONN. WHEN you want to pu: your bus ness before the public. there is no me. dium Dbetter than through the advertis 188 columas of The Bulletin, \ ° FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES i - - = POETRY 4 r BRILLIANTS, There 1z o change & every hour's re- all; X And the last cowslip in the fields we Bes ” “ On the same day with the first corn under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT, 2 Ramie —D, G. RossettL ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF ppoiy Apri, ugh thy girien 1auente e e 2 Then the after c per line, six words to the line ||| “wwwmin ot FORGALE: 2 S JORENT, AMarthe e honashald o 3 TLENT_Nice pleasant furnishod A M bhed by WEAVERS WANTED—A fow stock | FOR SALE_Six good cows and horse. | TO . ¢ furnishec y Wweavers on plain and fancy dress|C. J. Grattan, Scotland, Conn. apr2sd lr:é)::io.nfl “;:2:5‘“. ‘E‘u‘;fl:‘:fufl (‘fifl“& tral —Ja BE. ated o Dih il e, Pyl —Yom SALE_—Registorod_Jorsoy bull, | marisd VALUATION z = 38| two Veura ola, -Golden Soms LoBIs. | —m s SR L L WANTED—Competent foreman for | No. 96020. A.' G. Kneeland, Lebanon, | o 10 REN¥T=Tenoments &t “radine Fashioned of apirit an. gl)u{@ lJoo:r\x on steel ‘xndl?‘ anihes Ad- | Conn. P. O. Léonard Bxldge. apr2id land, James H. DeWolf, Trading Cove. :‘ an of the ,Anl,:{,"_.(‘ art ress J. W.. care Norwich Bulletin. . . Miin Of the spirit 18 Go¢ ALG Indian Runner esks 165, | apr2id he spirit fs God,, il aucRings $0c Kode or ey, cagen, 13 N ENT—i—smite—of Ere ToomE A T e T e ALEHIE DR STa BT S [ Lo T s TR e nicary HriAanen ani pleasiats s SHE DOIS NOT KNOW Weet, 356 Central Aver apn s imantic, Gonn. Tol- : 3 A . =S i6¢ i & Single rooms. furnisued or not 3. B, o7 WANTED—A comfortable Toom with | 2 pr2sd | pocas, Room 32, Central Building. I love her so board for an elderly lady in a quilet E‘Olt“S\LEI—Jn)dqun] ll.’unjnpnr‘b ld‘;-lck aprii3d 5 T‘nr- is ;u ](n 3 private family.” Comtortable, care Bui- 1 for fs 1. 3 Lillibridge, — = dare ot show letin Co. apr23d ~own. R.F. 8. Tel. 462 Sthxl;‘;zl?)]'\'To {f:;‘y’flf'fi:;:f:; “}sac‘:k‘:;: “T,,];; maiden re WANTED_Competent geeral house: Fospital. aprisd My Ia : work girl. Apply to Mrs. E. C. Jewett, | 3 ALE—Selcoted thoroughbred | — = edooms e anli b Maple Grove Avenue. " aprzid ' | White Leghorn ccity or hatching, 3150 SO Washinaton Bt apa3a i) : S ANTED Man fo work on the farm? : : = SR i e s ove her so. 3258 mong, with bioraonq Icsing! | wow sALe-_fadve bioyeler sleo 8 | ronea’snn bedhr mice ‘;‘a&:’i’fif"a%‘n..\’u oora tie fow Xopty H0 Mystic ral Soiioe), Mestie, | number of articles : n she 3 Conn: ‘aprdsd | A: Kles, 71 Chureh St. aprsd i?fi; to small family of n,duns,am!‘hmnc ¢ Ot iheart and sou WANTEDCattle to graze in my| FOR SALE—2.000 White Wyandotte, T Pt S Joy, my dole spring-watered pastures on Wauweeus | R. 1. Red, B. P. Rock and White Leg- | T0 R, She must not knov 0TS ouns or old stock. James Tarn- | horn chicke, May and June deiivery | on Bliss Place. C. . Case, Bliss Place. bull, Norwich Town, Conn. . 1. D. 9. | Must be engaged ahead. Phone 1027-12 apri; 80, ap: ¢ Clin Poul Yards, Yantic, Conn. e ey 5 niove Gonter 2 = | “aip sultable for any line of business.. In: i’ my Toe opporiunity ofered to hundle - ouf | _wOR O RENT_A(iraciivg | Quire at Bulletin Office. feb2sd L She'ts my BeRItn, mceident and . natural death | cotlage e T e SO R s S igve bestow. | benefif policy, osts $1 per month; this | and still water bathing, tion. Mrs. Emma Morsa, 18 Union St S Ly e e Iz & form of 'insurance that sppeals to | fishing, private dock; Eafage Lol the’ masses and Is eagily 5o era) Sasohw or for sale. 3 5 s 5 s commissions wlith collecting interest | gon, Box 1095, Hartford, Conn. apr23d FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con. My songe Tan us given right men. Apply Security, Box g veniences., 38 Union St. Telepkone 834-4 B LT 3455, Boston, Mass. aprzws LOR SALE_Cholce seed potato Tyiid Who's 1ife (o me. & 25 S areent Nidntain, mortuern s “'AN;’FED—yaung 5!0}‘( 13 y;asl:;‘r?. John Curry, Yantic. aprié WsM | - in Shew e O Wt FOR SALI Four horses FOR SALE. | in ot know, 2o | e | HIER wnd Wost Main Stx = i the > Don and deilve of | “wom saLE L | | Satgh, “Clod fane” 1o Topairs 0f | quire ot aSeRa” FOR SALE [ o .. Clégg, 128 Washington City. | Ave., City. T Brop Sbitai’or phione S11-%. ABERWIE | o i i STRCHTE FOUIY pamane . HUMOR OF 1 HE DAY Tl buy household fur- | proveried o BT ok Gonk: | gl iR nitur T e ox smiin 16t Sot cngh. | Gerinied ok’ weed ln arinking | TWO “Does Jinka Tive in Write Box Danielson, Conn. apr: - i % ion of the city 3 | e G Tinl & . T - o= | Sons, ‘Cavenertie ‘Grain Cor. 4. B VALUABLE PIECES ot an hour during the ¢ ofitable g“]\ 1 2 e = = v £ | tovn Sommunits’ " AdGress | —yom AL Warm of 100 ores for of burning gasoline."—Buffalo aprz £1,200; grocery store, dweuning house, - BlabbeDo? yoir. Hhix . vo frat clipa paper- | DAif en ‘Gore of i ror SO0 siouse Main Street Property L o ettt e b 1088 o th S on Co., | barn, uses and 00 munity? Slobbs—Wel § Lol GG Btantonrdn.. | i s 8800, A B & unity? Slobbe—Well, I pri1d | Hine G aprisa Inquire of |tho loss 1s fully covered by [ 'k Mainc s Philadelphia Record wver T work on pori- = Y [ Pniladeiphis 3 bt 5 When applying, give refer Eain e it Ao PR mach X P Forest Progucts Ll L JAMES L. CASE [ e Soeerr . L] mpion. Conn. apridd || 40 Suetncket 3t. Norwicn, Comm. | the things ho say 1 S Cattle, horse, harness, | ribly dull and uninterestir T R e S L | Prea Pre: From | Jones, Ecotland, Ct. Sim Roy place. Falper—Were £olng. to have ains. Ad-| _ apritd | erowd here, ana 1l be some ifies Bennér, 100 Brosdwsy. | —pomw Four Botsts one i FOR SALE Koop ‘om moving. Manager 1 k_City sprild v oung s, wolgn 3500, %L ‘horse, A ons Ko down that rea b sxver o tisaT g ik horse 1100, extra good I offer subject to sale e i ek work, plain Mason looms. Apply to James 1;?;;],:) change in price any part of bolt for it.—Judge. Moscow’ Ailils, Joseph 3 Taylor & Coy | Pl o T o Hops Vailey, R. L. ‘aprisd ¥OR SALE Baby chicks, hatohing 30 Shares e SO ist, “GIRLS poiy "THe eggs and custom hatching. Our 4 [=asing aidiputhe alles B AN D T EabPlY Thermos | S te Leghorns. Blanchard's straim, ofis I didn't know he drank | —_— e S 2?2 _ | are unequalled for size, vigor and egg PUBUC UTlLlI Y Co. Hush, that isn't drink. WANTED—An experienced g |ok ;;l(h produuuon.b Hot w?]ler‘_(f:a;!es hr:[ar]l"\- (l.!; t!\r‘] nu‘;, Angularist IR, Meferences. “Apply At this office | moth Incubator used, . Custom = Ll e 2o T, 32 portray of 15 oggn Chicks Preferred Stock e e e WANTED—Tiie farmers of Now Lo | Iiaii( 58 guaranteed | Plonsant View Price to net nearly 6 per cent. befora?" Inquired a barriste don county to know that the New | poultry Farm, Ieonard Bridge, Conn. Listed on the N. Y. Stock Zxe ness who was occupying SPoring aibarel piliee for thattast ten | JO5, Jamalow.’ Tel 4313, Lebanon. change. Hfave Ii» exclaimed the man. ~Dian'¢ oars Of flint corn ralsed in the county | . 2Priéd . |1 just tell you L am married?"—1 Sars Of flint corn raised in the county fnthe season of 1915. Compotition | FOR SALI — Second-hand double JAMES L. CASE i Bits. open to any resident of the county.!dump cart in first class condition. Ap- 40 Shetucket 8t. Norwich, Ct. Sl ot awon vbteR. Tor A B Your"Intrics and fearn the ruics | piy Beott & Clark Corp. ‘aprizd XD e Terp o for Eoverning. the competition from Chas, | S wpm SATE—OpeR 1anch THs T, ;1 do aplied the Londo D. Greenman, care Uncas National|porse power, Lathrop engine, in good e wor at comf X Bank, Norwich, Conn. apribd | o0i3lbn. Address . 1. AL, 44 ‘Coit see & crowd of suffr, = or | SN en, Conn: aprild TP and auletly voting in AT S mhner b= - ~ To Teatrloniib ing unkind remarks and e e FOR SALE Ve i remarke wnd o, o4 Wuilsms St Norwien, Ci S ar r two cylinder en- mes l\\:.;‘mn £, y Hart The."“For particilirs apply to Amos edical Officer—What did — e B Wneeter K F. D. No»6, Norwien, Fine house ana stabla. Houmme |||, Medical Officer=rWhat @i - 513" Ber Tou; o canvassing: Paterial | Coni apriod ||| arranged for two flats with ||| .m some brandy, sir. Medical | FitnRSea iahopet Vaveiogs {58 ot | — FoR FATE AT Wiz o7 mes modern _conventences. Situated || 7% RS eh i Wt 40 | ticulars. ‘Wabash Supply Co., Desk 817, | seed potatoes, _best fertilizers, eto. on Sachem street, one of . o, have done If you hadn't | X | Milwaukee, Wis. marisd " | Prices Teasonable; - Greeneville' Grain ;‘e‘:z:d?mxfl locations in the city. Avr Amdilaace 3w Sl | ~w T ~ | Co."“Telepiione326-5. aprs ronting on 3 LA e oA WANTED_piano finiE A, G- ot | O e 105 coct and about 200 Zeet deep. ||| Fromised 4m some . don, 298 Prospect St, City. Tel. 653-2.| "FOR SALE—A second-hand Ford 0 Lok il ae) | | s automobile. John B. Stoddard, 819 et 1o oter 1= ||| THE KALEMWLSCOPE < e good re 3 WAN Men and won ! n wanted I—xanklm St. aprs Qquire of T B Py morie: Somon | _WOR SALE—Arcostook sesd potatoss S el D Lt SRt e, et e Ve ton s oY, e 5, SO SR | grown on the virgin soil of Mains an A - h Dolitmenta-this year; urcel bost 7o | Shipped direct to°us'"Plice your or ‘ay Building, Phones 724 Being & young widow becomes m E: s nundre flue moces. | ders early and secure reliable s 5 R L e R e | R L) | R : oF Yosttions obiainuble. Irankiin 1n- ) Mountain irlsh Cobblers Burly Dels: \\oeeeee g | i = S| Ware, Garman, Gold Coln, Early Rose, never rains happine t Stitute biept, “SSCSiboehioatar Barly Northern, Hebron —and New — 1 totmaan _ | Gusdn. “Sim& Kr Youns & Som, corner 5 s ate2dy work | Main and Market Bts. mar22d | wi buy a 4G sore racm situated & few | Two better halves are apt to make a Al sbrild | g gaps—Slab wood, stove lengths, | mlies irom Westerly and a short dis- | o0 of troubie i = Tor the Bpirelln | 3450 cord- SES0 Ralt cord. G, A Buls,| tance lo & Lariving manutacturing vil- = izl made corsets. Mrs. | lard. one 646-1. deciod | lage. Coitage Louse barny orib and ADd some ridh-aien are & a 1 daln 'St, representa; | —rmThic JF GVIM — 750 notehesdr | home ubel Hore ls & rute. chance s |as the dollar mark 2 . m. to 8 p. m. aprild |, 375.0" 65 (resuiar business Eize) | Luy a good farm chieap. Lnquire about —— WANTED — Journeymen carpenters. | Shyelopes, neatly Briited, for 150 sud | i L o ey e wusy o tuv D oao o itox 5 vain | Sach ot @b ol Sohagian ind | #1900 1s probat A ettt O wapwen | prie 5,507 3hy princing you ave in meed | will buy an 80 acre farm situated two | Ot andsome men. e 8L °“The Bulldtn' Combany, Norwich, | Miles from Westeriy, Lo Sad & Too S LR eae festhor beds. | onn, | Minute Walk 1o m;’.f sy, BBna®pro- | The hot alr treatment for dim " Flcss meie : T ucuve 3 & house, seldom efficacious, Bitginson, General Deltvery. Norwich: | wow SALE ORt THADE_Good 10-acrs | S15 0 o100 Shell "0l 125, D428 | 15 seldom efficacious. Coifh. P tarm, well located near vilage and : fodpCtiy Ve RaShedyfrme, (Fuis 4R | S (R 3 = neiglibors, o ciephoue L. US5€E516) nVesLi The man whe kicks himself gets waizad iTisirated book Talls of about | NSIEIL0Ls on telsvnous and, & 5o Dij ) Your podsession. Invaatigute. | back wt'his best friend, | 890,000 protected posicions in U grisc mill, ciaer mill and saw mull, do- | 5 g11 I ask fer one of the finest farms | —— - | vice, [""-‘-’““‘"C“ 2 iug good bu €557 .-.nau!.‘ 50 ‘«rl-u iin the uluzu of buunu.‘ueuz. 25 ac) \Av‘ Iit's enly a matte of time wun | year. There is a big ower over wicels! excellent eight- | HoWing, Zo pasture, iv Wood an g becores ‘r%w\ suro”snd generods ‘pay, Htotme | Foonl® u0ust, v Brn “Soufiey Bue | o i o ;v.:..méw.“né.fi.‘u“‘“”'« lie becomieR Rty nploymen ust as! e - and sheds vod land ovod fruit; bar- ' has 8 rooms with el horse barn 24 b 3 Y g re TTESY NG Vepfization. Earl Hopkins, | §h Doty K0 ameara s Sait or thede | Be® dun harn 0. by 50 F los hidsed | Tven an iren watchdog ean't scare Wasiington, D. C, aprid for cotiage in or near town. Parucu- | icé house 0 fons capyolty, 1 storehouss | the wolf from your doory e s = lars. dryon’s Agency, Willimantic, Ci. | 17 bY 46, crild 14 by 33, 8 henneries 10 | - o A e and board with famny} | feiod : 1By U len & wellly ¥ ReVel I | srappy 1s the voung man whe leses | $2540 g month salary, Inqulre of Clex | "FoR SXLE_-G. . G pigs, theroushi | pmd; 100 absie reck 9§ mear BG5S | the first time e gumbles, ock Farm (Ledyard). reds, istered, none beiter In the by ees, 39 peach, apricot, Une- Conn., R. F. | country. Ludlow Parm; Notih L A T s e awtully tired in ents, cail on best peo- | Lol K. F. D. 5, Norwich, <[ uremis, soeschlryy blackberries | do anyihing but go visiting neiling $1.25 on each | Button. | Faspuer ail"ignds o "roses”"and | Lol 2alé; free pariiculurs. W. Frank Down- | “PRINTING —Look ai fhese pricesT 500 | CLmbin ie oaliake a mortgage | afany a emart girl has eanght a huge f# Center L. Wallingford Ot | 8% jenvclopes (regular business size). | given in'3) dava, Don's lak this pppar- | band by posing a3 @ man hater. : - corn, 2 ity slip. — $2.005 5,000, $6.00; 10,060, $10.00;; 500 | PURE G T e o "6x9 . i WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Jne way to save o wanten, B K I T LR tR 17 Real Batate Broker. when you eee a friend coming. AN IO NORE Y DR CE ) ig) =i $3X11, printed, No. 41 West Broad St. Rooms 1 and 2. T e $ Apply to 15 5. vo, 18 Weaterly, H. I Au things come to those who ere | %aprasa 3onx 1L Fomp. | i ; Phone, connerte T Fras ¥ neportation | Willing 1o mest. them haif wa | ig‘gfi, ohts D"ml;d‘) St incante Jeane Some folks are so financi weak | WANTED | Brinting "ol every * doscriscion *done AGRICULTURAL LINE. they are unable to stand omptly. *Send for sampios. The mul | e & 1 A | fetin odh SPiters nd PHinae Nor- | oV, have Just put & carload into oufl Any manfs tafk makes = sweetet | Cooks, Farm Hands, General House- | wich, Téni ® @nd Binders, Nor-|storehouss and can supply your s | sort of moise after o g00d dinner. work Gifls, Chamber Mald, — | experts of the country say the ground B b Apply at once. | 2 Trrheatons. ta better than’ the “burmt| If it wasm't for suckers the financial £ o of the late EFrank Tyler, | lime, and ‘nis 18 what we nhave. Soid | sharks womld soon starve to dea FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, on the N, IL. ’|‘nrn7\.k-~ P e A R e L, AL J. COSCORAN. Supt, Ceatral Blds. | Lijt, Srepp Fluin fhrey miniies from PICK, MWWILLIAMS & CO. s omil B Wiy plsssed cottage,with furnace hoal, barn, greens | feplsd judging by the husbands they e fiouse Gnd_ pouitry housed, ‘Wil i won e wANTED Tepair. Lot 1005200 feet. I‘I(-ntguo(} Something {s wrong, when a men fruit on ine place. Bart of purchase | | measures his means by his meanness, money can remain on mortgage. SALE An all round Man, Kitehen Woman, [ "FREDERICK TR, FOR L In times of peace & Jot of otherwise Dish Washer and a Waltress. & SrEon ut. few cholce building lots on || sensible people prepare get mare Al lotted estate on Salem road, ried. w1y lotied o m | rie J. B. LUCAS, Bati'Pear Plain, the most desirabie — ) Room 3% Central Bullding AUTO BARGAIN residantiat subilt of Rofwioh Cand 1| while o put will help in nolitics, 12 elevated; fine views; macadam road; }| ;s more eatisfactory to work for 3 Two-cylinder Jackson Touring Car, || Sty water !;fir;'ugf,«gi?fl;_;gg,,‘n:% living, LOBTIAND FOUND. Shash P Fs menyaew parte 1 o way o o he new avonses || Glory be, there i3 nothing to kee 2T Wi i cen- i to be laid out thls thereby a thin woman from cultivating 1 o e A 2l cene F. 0. CUNNINGHAM, 1| saviug ‘purchaser by of car- || Gutlook, baclk, pictures inside. Reward if left | apr23WThS 12/ Ann Street (JEIEEOQEIVE. ) 4o active hane e DANKBOOK LOST_Losi or_stolen, || Darge, sunny rooms, 28 and %o feet || with a delightful habit of com . Pa3sbook. No. 105143 of The Norwion |05 every " onvenience. To Toost Savings Society. All persons are cau O Address C. B. K. BURNHAM, Sa- Honad against purchaiing of megotisi tem Hoad, Norwleh, Conn SR o P ing the same, and any person having a | Another express load of 2§ Horses. mars W5 P8 TOURRATIORY b tall vimhe ciffim to"sild: vook Te herehs oalléy Tn: | some nice chunks, araft horses and s in love the & K oo pressnt sata clhan ito mmiy ppal | o707 S et e seld. | Gome and L A g T or Siumit o having the pooL da: | seo them. = e e L ot alis ertbn pasdr apfew | _Tel 1138, apisaa eashore Land For Sals R T L0S-—Brown and white _shepherd P Ly Sy i G Lo ] g. 1 o i v v an o very friendly with Sofiey Hernoft & Mlirst Towerd e 1 OFFER Allandds” ocean rom Poinc Judify em | | N WO SAR b e e Chd & Blacksmith Shop doing a good bus- e e staxiony [ e £Y st iness with a Cottage Hor ™ snd Barn RANK COY. A woman who looks as though sh NEWMARKET HOTEL, at a very low price. Long Distance Telephone. was staggcering around under a burder 7156 Boswsll Ave. e o High Street Westerly, R. L | of gecret sorrow is sure to turn 4 . A , e Toose. -class u cara. = Sical®ann "Weith ST "1 res s | Pnone 300 56 Clifr Strect | — — - — order. Johm Tuckie Prop. Tel. i3-& e i t terrible the way a girl man F. C. GEER, ZARD i, e i i man, THERE 1s 0o advertising medium in THIRIT 1= no aavertising medium Ia 9y TUNER | i it oW other Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- stern Connecticut egual to Thi N sistey e > she has been mar- i = < ¢ Bl puone a1 Narwish. Goug. ' rled four years —CRICRED DEWA . et fos Durincss rea 25 etn for business resulis