Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 10, 1913, Page 16

FAIR, €GOLR TOBAY: FAIR TOMORROW. NORWICH, CONN... SBUNDAY SUBJECTS. WANTED. What Is (-mn( On Tdnght. 1 Holinoss Messien will meet for the:r | WA '!‘ED—Second-hl% paper cutter, i et lllustrated Sen&s | regylar meetings at No. 87 Main street. | band lever opevated. own Printing et I'I“ O 1 *\- devilie and Moving Plotures at T iagen Bl e Cn IR e um'l torium. The subject for the Christian Science | " Pographical Union Ne. 109 | meeting will be Adam and Fallen Man. | - WANTED—Ladies maks supporters meets in Carpenters' Hall, e $12 per 100; no eanvassingi material At the First Baptist church the pas- | firnished; etamped envelepe for per- i g tor, Rev, George H. Strouse,will preach | ticulars. Wabash Supply Co., Desk 817, ANNUL oy wL TS morning and evening. Milwaukee, Wis. ":“““ 3 L H SN = p o “AE‘F;"!‘EI?——Pul‘msmmng. 2 o1 Musical Service at Broadway Church, ’llln’!l[‘_w n E. church, morning sub- ufi,‘d respect Bt., City. Tel. 638 :. A musk Gios, Wi e Higher Law. At 7.30 p. m. i Haadwey Obgragations]. snirin R Temaner Law AL TR | WANTED Grders for the Spirella on Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. This x . Park Congregational church at | ¢ will be the last of these services for P i G ol e T OS50 OUT TO OLD AUNT MARY’S. Wasn't it pleasant, O brother In" thosa 0l Gaya ot fhe Iwet sunsiine Of youth-—when the Saturday's chores were through, And fl;e g;lw. wood” In the kitch- 5, too, And we ‘went visiti ‘me and you,” Out to Old Aun:‘%nry 's? . under ihe heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or T RENT,” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF 5c¢ per line, six words to the line It all comes back to me clear today! Though [ am as bald as you are gray— Out by the barn lot and down the lane. \Ve patter along in the dust again, As light as the tips of the drops of the rain, stom and special made corsets. Mrs. 1. James. 161 Maln Si., represenia- 106 ) aprild b ¢ e e vl Vesper services suspended for the sum- “kAN'l‘ED o Hired man t’m‘n‘h' o i T0 D0 O AURC Macy e : : mer. rk on farm and board With family: TO RENT. Prelude, Andante from String Quar. P FE50 & mnth Silan?™Thqulrs of Gida | WANTED. FOR SALE. ‘. T. We crgss the pusture, una throun he tte, o e The Loyal Temperance Legion meets | pjocs &2 (hedyard). e -~ WANTKD —Ladies can make 20c on| FOR SALM—Good horse, farm wagon | F0 RENT—On Hobart Ave, nice sui- wo A'}"::'"g," 15 a Good Thing to Give |.¢ 4 wclock Sunday afternoon in Bill | Manager. R.F. D4 each supporter; maverial furnished;| cheap. Barn 341 Main mayive | By 9-room flai, bath room, pantry, sink | Where the old gray snag of the poplar kR, il Adaims | 5,0 " Room 6., Levi S. Sanders, presi- | WANTED—Agents, best peo- | Siamped " envelope. rfor. particulars. | —jrooo T — room and coal on same (oor, gas ranke, | o s s e " Solo, 1 Heard the Veice of Jesus precid T ol ple: fast seller. netting $1.25 on each | \WISconsin Supply Co., Lept. K-1p8, Mii- FOR SALIS il vear old horse, sound, { and one or Lwu roowms above; chande- here the hammering ~“red-heads Say, Harriss | de0t 3 sale; free particulars, W, Frank Down- | Waukee, Wis. 1od feariess and gentie, good anywhere, no | liers, all improvements excépc heat; | .o t‘;]wvw awry, L RN e < Vet At Brewster's Neck chapel the | KG9 82 Center St. Wallingford, Ct |~ "AGENTS For honschold and busi- g#ae]pah‘us‘; A B as, Wittimmantic, | dedired. Ghquite mes. vare b HObaFt |, D S aring ey the Sole, Eventide, e e arrat The worvins on SRty ot | ot Hess man’s necessity s Sure Topeater:| Conn., 45 Lebanon Ave.near LoOLDEIAEE, | Ave, Delweun 1u 4nd 2 of ¢ to ¥ D. m. | And lolied and circled as we went by A T e et wa Jall, * | teTnoon at 2.30 will be Rev. Joseph 1 SroRts v, Ruacentas i per EhaL maviin A T P N Marv m! The Twilight Shadows Fall, feanl 2 Rav. Jos i : particulars free. Oliver Mer: | —j. = oo - Ty = otk oq | Aldrich. WANTED lh:‘n_‘axmgg o, SRo% M6 Atbol Tase] LoNOR SALE-X ladvs bieyele n good | 0 .fi.“f;};\‘\‘tg\{f 4md then in the dust of the road again; i - i Sy | = A 34, Norwich sown. | Norw. r 3 B : SRS Fumt Movement, Fourih The service at the Sheltering Arms| (- ; ; | _mayl0d / cheap. Address 1sox a7, e RS, ullmant | e croon Wil e cogdacicd | | Co0ks, Day Laporers, Farm Hands, | AGENES make mones handling our | ~pop, sa ingle and Rosc el b And g Cong BImiae i S n I ae by Rev. 3. I Cobb and choir of (he | Maids, Kitchen Man, General House- | qbicic seiicis «flxt¥$,~°}3fé’pfi3i’.'h'3&“,i' R. I. Red eggs, luying strains, the r ¥O RBNF_Third fivor, five-room | . -, spread 4 DAVIS THEATRE. church of the Geod Shepherd. | work Girls, The Harris Speclalty Co. 106 Main St, | OF tiie season, ‘30c for 13 Hills Gl (enement, bath, set _tub. gas. 30 Cuf | AS thick as butter on country bread, i o i FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Amesbury, Mass " mayl08 Pourl‘tr\‘ Farm, 5 west Pearl = St - inqulre C.'F. Whitney, care Nor- | Our Lm%ulze{nnglsngut::tx )l&:r:l;t; ahead Werba & Luescher Sending Their| At Trinity Episcopal church there g = PO itn i Cendi, = Wwich sulletin b h 1 o N, A"J NI - — = - i uecess to This | Will be holy communion at 9.30 a. m., [ M- J. COSCORAN, Supt., Central Bldg. | qia qur 5.,‘;"‘“3“ SVSrywhere to han-| “KOR SALE_A fine Emerson square Why, I see her now in the open door, usical Succe: ; guods: every tamily wants two v D City. morning prayer and sermon at 10.30 or three. Write today for particulars. l",‘,‘;‘a’;"‘[“?“‘“““lfr\h city the -gth and Where tue little gourds grew up the a. m., ahd evening prayer and sermon Pamkon Mfg. Co. Box §4, Waterbury, | Wish to. dispose of same; can " sides and o'ej F A prm of | 4t 780D m. Conr. Sariog | wnydme wntil’ the 300 Tnauive e The claphoard roofi—and her face, ah man.:::rs. Mes:rs. !\\"era:wgl,u«wh;n At i B R | WANTED—Salesman for Norwieh | = o=y m‘f" i of batn, 1iz Frankin St maybd Wasn'c Tt good for & boy to see— ored a tremendous musical suc- | . At the First Congregational church and viciniiy; advertising or epecial e e maiatoy "0 RENT_Six-room house on Che And wasn't 1t good for & boy to ba have scored | bi 0 RENT R e i amains operatic | at Preston City Rev. L. Ms Kenston, | ience ukeful but mut ossentiai; | WalPuL cabinet, f,‘fl,‘l'a’““gr“’“"‘{;"a of #11- I nut s . N. B. Lew Out to Old Aunt Mary's? 3 t'11 o'clock, | FOR THI DYEHOUSE AND WET e cxperience and referenges; Iiber SRS 5 e a | aa: maybd pastor, ) service : | RASEEE Iorning servic tel mirror, toilet caster, piush sofa and | Man 1 O my brother, so far away, mmjss production, The Rose Maid. This pret- on only. Address Permanent, Sunday school at 12, and C. E. service | FINISHING DEPT. 1 | tel mu , 2 = — e tily named opera by the producers of k¥ sche NISHING T. Apply to care Buile | chairs and_tabouret. Sale 1¢ GBI snement of five rooms, | This 1a o tell se g X The Spring Mald also came from Vi- ! i s HALL BROS., 3N wishing 0 earn 33 =i =d e = s e R T L LT A T S enna and took New York by storm on % T & G apr24d 20 G _ £ o 3 X MAKE YO FORTUNI Invesi §3 | 4732, good new birn suitable for horses | Asicep this morning, whispering “Tell From a ecenic 'standpoint, The Rose | {o7: Rev. Joel B. Slocum, preaches at S o bl | Wro, Gives Sou i warrAnty | piace, bevond Maples’ Corner, West Qut th 013 Auht Marys. Maid is said to excel all recent offer- | the morning service upon Gideon’s and will also pay vour part of {Main St pr2sd —James \\'hlwomb Rilegp ings, while its wealth of tuneful mu- | Men, and in ihe evening upon Some- Eggs NATIVE Eggs o IEN—WOMEN make exceilent pay: | ¢ SR Wl U od |~ w0 RENT Modern nine-room houss - e . > g | thing to Say to Thee. or proof send 15 cents for samplc ments. Buy now, before all lots are | ey 3 e 3 TMAYELOW) % sic 1ively comedy and dancing fea- | ©'"9 it e Bousehold article Rousorives can't fo. | oid: Write tedsd for particutins, Off | 07, G Flace] ¢ . Cuse, BUsS Ees ploostidgs u R prais S : want 50,000 Do: sist. Kamak Sales Co., 259 Cooke St Mountain Land Co. 1706 D City Hall} - | When April with meek, tearful e Moo, Torx critic uting it lomg xum | H.’.“,,E:?:f“(\a% Congregational church EGGS L zen FRESH | \Wiierpury, Conn. may10 Square Bldg. go. ay10d | ~TO RENT—Store ai 35 Franilin St | has led o on Broadway. The Rose Maid will be | the pastor will preach morning and . Pay highest cash price. et er—tosinii | Son SATE_T e Sl | suitable for any line of business. In’| O'er ilie Years threshold the glad geen at the Davis theatre on Monday: | cludes the series for the present sea- THE ALLEN-BEEMAN CO, elis on sight; many repeat| 1y soiled, will be sold at a bargain. | 9uire at Bulleiin Oftice. feb%od | reetor May, &l Moo s 3 o . { _ mays tion 5. Limma siorse - : SERERes L= - pary T8 And o el e g To rest « while her tender, girlish o e people and threa B0-Toot bag. | o SOsPe! Mission will hold services 5 TR o Ao " ¥OR SALE One good working mace. | _oVAd i head— gage cars for the scenery and proper. | Sunday morning at 10.30 and Sunday FOR SALE i Bnquire of the Greeneville Grain Co.| yy RNISHE] uou\rs, all modern con- Ar‘r{;\lv_n mass of leafage old pna dead, ties. ;rwnmz in the Steiner building, Room 4 - S ANTED m]:ex.ile on power | Telephone 32 __ may8d | veniences. 38 Union St Telepkone $34-4 ”"du\r‘-.‘\" the dampness of its own The Rose Maid e the liveligst of all | J; N0- 268 Main street, with Thomas R z learning .mdm;f:fa”;‘uv O Eior Sapraas | WOR SALE — Entire outdl, Torso | Vit O'er_which light oreezes lingeringly the ol | - — Cohen Goldman & Co. Hawic e}, FOUr T e Gt The nestling mayflowers have an hum- with . 5.3”’&&"-2"2;.3‘: e omaon | At Greeneville Congregational church FOR SALE New London, Conn. losivoyy I8 0 Bragtt nBdone vl BARA0. . rhermos. cottage: st gretl . . BOREE e Sl Herh v < Sunda & ihe paster Bee o g = v : class v reepe Spring-wakened darlings! Harbingers Tivoli girls are first introduced to the | Stnday! moining, the pastor. Rev. C. H. A ifew ‘oholge | bullaing Nate ot zenis’ wonderful oppor- | ¢ LOR , SALE—1910 Overland car, in | class in every respect . P ESE myrth! o - . c s, will preach on The Natural TS Dot A £ 3 Py i - | good running condition and newly N E. NN 0 4 andience. In this act there is also a | |} newly plotied estate on Salem roa. i act guick; sell “Amlrew”con- | painted, <Inquire at Jewett City Auto G Brave, patient sentinels, as white as premiere danseuse of Buropean note | LaW in the Parable of the Ten Virgins. || Cast Great Plain, the most desira centrated beer eXtract; makes veal, | Blation s aysd e el s snow, T ho Is 2aid to be a marvel of terpsi- | VesPer service in the afternoon |l residential suburb of Norwich, Land §| 8enuine, intoxicating beer right &t el : = Or touched wiih tints of morning's chorean expertness. usual | § clevated: fine views; macadam road; | 10me by adding water; saves 100 per FOR SALE_Road mare, § years oid. faintest hue! = A e A v water; good neighborhood and nt. of hrewers' prices! not near beer, | sound and kind, not afraid or any- From the dim tangles of vour low = = | At Grace Momorial Baptist church, || 3ehools {en Tiiutes 5y trfiey*to ln‘oli‘ al\vnx.i:);‘l(ll.uz;{abul lrla.u Jager boer!| thing, = For particulars address Box ! vireh VIS THEATRE. sreac c Baptist church, |§ Frankiin square. Bach lot nas right J| strict mate, no; lesnso Reguiren: | 193, Kilingly, Ct.” Tel. Danielson 310-4 I phwtpeesthe ar pwadbaens ever rave s Vaudeville and Photoplay Bill for | ceum at ¢ n m. Subject for discussion | Aving ;mfa;;QQ}“"MT;'?&.';‘;@' thereby B Concentrated mgreaxan'cs o Tl nieel ]ro‘n Ql,m—wzghem:ne and_ fiower Thaflsgaeeiiiispauis Bracious wasin will be Ji . Specia sic by | beer, same materials used by all -] plants. ow is e time to do your SR " Tucker Sl Next Week, will bo John Brown. " Special music by | e e s ;,,‘.‘ ras branlae.a he oL ianting. | We liave marlania Bonny || Th. Modern Residence, AlgnaguiTEeKar ity mann, In the ®{| meller, enormous demand, large profi est, Cnalks Jewe warf Cham- 3 s | now occupled by owner sunny rooms, 23 and 25 feel rv Convenience. Next Monday will be a gala day in | T vaudeville and pictures at this cosy At the Second Congregational church | theatre. Headed by La Pette Onri & | Sunday school at 530 a. m. Morn- | \ddress C. B. K. BURNHAM, Sa- Co. in a sensational bicycle act, Mdlle, | ing_worship with sermon by Rev. W. »ad. Norwich, Conn. Tel. §16-3 Onri is called the girl on the golden | . rd of Willima at 10.30 a. m. | wrheel, and the act will be a big sen- | Bvening service at 7.20 p. m. with pation here. Jules Levy family will | sermon by minis | Just send postal, we'll show you how | plon-tomato plants, Grand Rapids let- to make money quick. The Ambraw | tuce, salvias, verbenas asters and pan- 25 Slater Avenue, | Co. Dept, 26%6, Cinelnnati, O. mayl6d | Sies in any quantities. Let us quote B | 2T you prices. F. E. Peckham, East Side. i oAb R e i Tw w-r\xu o buy o wecond hand ! Tel. 10 wey id R e R S First Cinder—Why so angry? Sec- | canoe. 4 DDA\‘ ox . Bulletin. mayled , ————- o ¥ o ond Cinder—I've been wasting time 2 LE—Bav mare, welght 100v, g B ‘ v N I ! Possession given at once. in a glass eye—New York Sun. S 3 ‘ears, 6 months old. good worker | “Is vour wife u good cook? “She HUMOR OF THE DAY TAGENTS—An appariupity for agents io handle our housenold arli- | and driver sound, kind and feariess. ! x be heard in a musical melange featur- | : 5 4 : - =45 . < | ing Louise Levy, violiniai, and Jules | At First Soiritual Academy, Rev. | e ey M e aans Tone | jsn't very strong on theory. She can Levy, Jr. cornetist. Jules Levy, Sr.,| Albert P. astor, will | speak | | Box 896, Lewiston, Me, maylos| mayid 2 JAMES L. CASE | bake well enough, but she can't make tmade a name long to be remembered | Sunday : upon the subject | | i il s SRRy e AR | SRR i la chemical analysis.”"— Pittsburgh In the musical world. and the family | Religion. Progressive Lycenm meets | | sel S et s e e o A Toninior, Beatly hevs Wil | Pt R | R, uphold the name already established | it mnoon Subject for discussion. | | no . aemonsiration; Ho: Telling ‘g‘mm‘s‘ Tiem fves: Trustee, Norwien, Conn | _ First Employer—How long has Got by their father. A real treat for all | Physiognomy or Facial Reading e 2t et hos = | sell themselves; write toaay. violk | mayed Rox's boy worked in vyour office” lovers of good music. Himes and Rem- | < Aemt. hojlees lon Mechan'e | upactaTto Ol l)wflum‘ Mass. mayl08 e Second Employer—About half an ington, a team of good old timers who | At the Chun.h of the Good Shepherd | Street in Danielson. Income $420 VR et mfinmsu T i cana A [ hour. He has been with us six iion 4 o o good 0 timere VR | A4 fhe Shurch R | o e e B o P OR RENT B cc_ Charles (| gross, net income on investment 9% | youns or P niddle aEeq, to devote a Tow | shield, elec ipon The Practical | per cent. Houses pleasantly situated, | DOUES of his leisure time to light work. | inner 'iubes. pump, Jjack, etc v L W 3 in - com- | Haskell will spes anvthing. will be geen in a funny com wi Jones—James, 1 heard you usios ‘ nished rooms, with or without board, | 8cres im soutawest cormer of Canter- Sdv skit entitied Dippy Delicia. | Scientific Christian. 1or the Youns naES Address toduy, BIVIRR telaphone num Gtion if desired: price for \ Mitchell Brothers, a couple of fumny | People’s Chrisban union meeting tie three minutes” walk from railroad sta- | ber, if anv, Hox 1z, Bullatin Office. | i, 300 Ceany “torme. WAL X e ana Bloanant: kiss singie iweel profnicy- (o ihey Horen '“”‘f‘}"‘:”""?“' feliows, do an eccentric comedy acro- | topic will ho Mother’s Day: The Spirit | tion, post office and business section, | _may16d Wilcox, Westerly, R. 1 maybd | rurnished or not. e icig it Logn atic act and will be sure to make a | of God in the Life of Man. five minutes from chuarches and WANTED—I wish to hire two fur- FOR SALE—A timber farm of 200 J.B. LUCAS. tmu'(in‘ to my wife, suh?—Kansas i zreat impression here with their fun- = ) a 7 antics. The photoplays include a | At Mt. Calvary Baptist church. Rev. | P07 SR a JuSt outside city; no objection ta Yan- | bury, containing over 100 acres of tim- | Reom 32, City Star. tiwo-reel war drama called The |J. H. Dennis will preach at (he morn- St d iic. Taftvilie, Trading Cove or line of | bers, three miles from raliroad. James| 5,249 “Do you break these sets?’ asked Sinews of War, a real live war picture. | ing service upon Quickenad Steps. Tn | ¢ i e Anent Westerly trolley. Addrese today with Mone, Hanover, Ct. TRy O the shopper in the chinaware depart- Two of the funniest Keystone come- | the evening upon The Eagle's Nest. | S#Vings Bank Block, Danielson, Conn. Ddltlér'u lars and phome caii, If any, to | “youR MONEY REFUNDED If Prats Animal | ment. “No,” replied the polite sales- dies ever produced will be also show: | At 3,30 the B. & I.. have arranged a Lock Box P. O. 580, Norwich. may10d | neguiator does not improvo horses to your satisfac- FOR SALE. man, “but if you keep a servant girl with this bill. There will be the usual | programme in which many children WANTED — Locomotive ~firemen, | 4on, Test it with eme or mere: T F. Hollowss. ghe will probably do it for you.'— matinee Monday. participate and their mothers are | brakemen, wages about $100; experi- | %"y "o Connor & P A S Philadelphia. Record. | pected to atiena aie OF'S@S | Siifi tar ot o ina O | €0 & i sinonina Kanic The AMale_But how will throwing TR T | : = - | SALE—A 8b 7, s through windows get you the BREED THEATRE. T g Thes see here. Tue vee oad o 2| WANTED Orgers for e suira | 2 it irenner vt s | INVESTMENTS |/ioees® i sof Sou ICES. Ho. hat has been in New London | Sustom and speclal made cordets. Mr#, | can be run by hand. James Mone, | member Shakespeare on ‘sermons in stones?"—London Opinion. The Web, Vitagraph Two-Reel Story | s dng tha | Victoria Plant, sole agent for Norwich | Fanover: Ct. o | { | —— | county in a year. Big H Conspiri s RIS ky business kind. C and vicintiy, © South A St Taftville. AL of a spiring Woman | . thern: ° and see | glephone 1068~ mdyITUThS FOR SALE —Sixroom cotfags nouse ::'l:i‘"'":‘:"“ e u‘°:’ prices 1| Casey—Tis hard Iuck about Kear- { > . . 200 P 4 : g i \ e There i8 a wonderful two-reel story rfigresslve Cflucus [ ELMER R. PIGRSON. | “WANTED—A reliabls and enorgeilc | Fhrmos Cb, Lavrel mill A W.Rock- | you desire to J, . " 5i hear he hod t' hove his leg at the Breed today entitled The W | e % e e agent to sell new and attractive in- | wood, Yantic, Conn. may2d uy or to exchange some of cut off bechune th' ankle an’ th’ knee. and presented by the famous Vita- 3 . | come protecting policies for the bhest | — — — — - your present holding we will Cassidy 1 th' docthers decided graph cast. Appearing in it in lead- | — | hflashflm l_a“d Ffl eflll | and oidest company in the business. FOR SALE — Boarding house 21 & e saba tht 'whole: log they’d-Nov 5 2 pearse % 3 e s g i Liberal agency contracis ror open ter-*| rooms, furnished complets, all ‘nodern o pleased to serve you. I it il vty aN At dfe. ng roles are Miss Rosemary Theby, | The Progressive voters of the City| L. .= .. - % | Fitory. Our iree school of Instruction | improvements; 23 boarders; board $4.50 cut off p ] 7 James Morrison, Tefft Johnson, Court- | PRl o re el Al jludle on | wilj teacn you the business, Don't de- [ and $5 per week, payable in advance JAMES L. CASE “What is your notion of an ideal ensy Foote and others. It has an all- | of Norwich will meet in caucus in the | 5313 macadam road overl,oking e | ay _write today. 'The United States Address Boarder, care Bulletin Co. i sta * ““An ideal statesman, in y ® | Auantc oceau [rom Point Judith on L statesman absorbinz plot dealing with the machi- e east to Moutauk on the west Only | bary sapy Accident insurance Com-| mayld i} 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct. my opinion,” replied Senator Sor- nations of a voung and fascinating | Town Hall, Saturday evening, May 10, Westerly station, | Poraz,nEinaw, Micatean. ¥OR SALIIndian Runuer eggs Sc, i Y e ghum, “is a man who knows how to adventuress. How she pians wisel i 5 5 5 i Y 2 E duckiings 30c, Reds or Leg. cggs, 13 Norwich orrespondent of feep 'his ear to the ground without Sell told by the film, but how she ac. | 1913, at 8 o’clock to nominate candi- | VRANK W. COY. WANTED Agents (o scll our spe- | for 31 or 100 _for $5. Thread City Epeacer Traski& Co. Now Xorl: ing down on his job.—Washingtos complishes her own defeat is also well | 3 | Long Distance Telephons ciaity; money maker rrom stari; easy | Pouliry Yards, Willimentic, Conn. fel- Brokers, e told In the denouement of the stor dates for city offices. 6 High sStreet, Westorly, R L | Seller] sure repeator, aak for particu- | epuone 272-8. apr2 O L e : y he | _declld " lars. ' Niloc specuaity Co. Box 183, | “pom = 1\ £ c—Great ne at. P. Q Dixieland is a beautiful story of the ot sk aprass ong‘fin?x‘}u"—smg“filémfig.' o'fx‘rmé‘. 2% = = R oo T e aNay . o: how we can get married. She—Why, Fred, 1 didn’t know you owned any of it south with the many pretty scenes latd | Per order of the Blanchard’'s strain. WANTED—Agents make big’ money | White = Leghorns. among the moss-hung trees of the TOWN GOMMITTEE TN St land. 1 o 2 d ! EE. < 2 : e .| are unequailed forysizs, vigor and eag | THE BREWSTER FARM, i ummer land. The Biograph company Pg‘k E{ea[ Estat: Agoncy | 2nd.lesome jaies managers for our | Srodwetion. Hot Water Candes madi: | owned by Frank Brewster of Nos- | He—I don't, but your father does.— shows u drama of the ltalian quarters | — Senh i . V) | Boods: tasc office seiicrs: hne PLONIS: | hioth incubator used. Custom hatch- | wich, Conn., situa 't a mile s Boston TrangHpt titled The Hero of Little Italy, and neQ 5 5 e Comaany Dent oty tamore M 32 per tray ol 75 cggs. Chicks, | of Pdqueianuck, on hikh ground, o N, e s } e | lica | FARGS A SPECIALLY | “cimwmi b3S B2 | BE gy B St R | pe el R e Tl Bt P i sesn i lephant zraph comedy, keeps the house in zood p C | - ISy g i isfa¢tion guaranteed easant’ Visw | ing on one of its branches. The m when he drin Mine has a worse humor. . me e e n Laucus 132 5 3 Wil . | WANTEDAgents Tor an article | Poultry Farm. leonas | Bridge, Conn. | siun iouse (aithouzh nearly 150 years | fad than that. I socs green do = | | prmg t., imantic | necded 1 every iamily to reduce the | Jos. Jamalow. . 43-13, non. old, is well kept) 1§ Z1s siorles nigh, R neive itop” | "How's that? | ¥ Ligh cost of living. Te Hopo Co. Box | aprisd | 12" ooms. house in st clags condition, ol soebawe Shatt AT THE 5 e ap:* T d0Ndons RoTse /i st felu e dun o goes and buys licenses ¢ TT i\{E”OR'UM The Repubhcan Electors of | —— s Froyidence, &. 1 _mavis | " FOR SALE —"Ibeclzx;ng hand | m;i‘oubln surcounded by beautitullsugde ‘rees, | ;i tiouiwville Cdoiisr Journal. : B : NTED- o do housework ¢ ¢ gnenan s : > B : Today is your lust chance to ses i Fo T L WANTE Thousework several hennerys and a fouse, 20l Why has vour son decided to study the City of MNorwich are re URAL LIME. in tiic countrs; one that woula appro- | BIY Seott & Clark Corp. s tons' capacity. all bui in excel- | medicine? Does he think he will like home with lair wages. lent cond plenty the beautiful Kinemacolor pictu < ciate u good ¥ t put a carioad into our | Glate a Bood to be a doctor? “No, but he has lit- Address rox 47, k. F. D. No. 1, Nortn | horse power, Lal We Lave j procecdings | quested to meet in Caucus in | siorenoise op engine, dance or | taken from the coronat nd ‘can sugply your 5 i { e e E of the new king of England, the Ox- % mands for Liis sure crop producer. ningicn, Conn mayya gondition. _Address o 44 Coit | of timb. erary tastes and hopes to be able ford and Cambridge boat races and the | Town Hall, Monday evening, | eiperis ot tie country siv the ground | ’\“ A NTED. 1o Gt e sise anpo s rorpch conp. __aprlld | gate « tiliabie, ; some day to follow In m;rl fodtetops of very interesting dramatic iwo-reel | 0 iimesione is Dbeiier than tue burnt! raem in tne country, Hox 20, Builetin FOR SALE—All Kinds of seeds and | balance pasiure and | Conan Deyle or' Woods Hutchinson.— picture "entitied” The Strusgle. The ;May_ 12th, at 8 o'clock, to|im °, 2ud “his is we nave. Sold | (s > "mayta | sced. potatSos - best Teriilizers, ete. | woodiand, fruit and 200 loads of | Chicago Record Herald. 0. o . erth : - 2 b e b ton or 3 | FraiiealSalll | Prices reasonable. reeneville 2un | barn feriilizer: some farming tools w-il | —_— Elnemacolor piotures are seiting more | nominate candidates for city PECK, E-WiLLIAMS & GO. ANANTED_Man with horse [0 el | C0. Telepuone 426-5. apred | be soid with the tarm. Tne price ia THE KALE2USCOPE 3 e are el = ine o1 st 0oas 1n c d | o2t SPNORT e ight, terms eass and possession given | HE KALE e now becoming sceusiomed fo the won- | officers. eniis Lnt Ot STAPle Boage e T A FORISAL'E— 4 wecond Tand | Boro:| immcatatery. | Investisate, cn. o] erful naturally colored pictures and | . | aress Hox 3, Bulietin Co. maydd |automobile. John B. Stoddard, 51 $1,250 buvs a [our-room bungalow : iNe elegant effects produced by them | Per Order Republican Town s R e — | Trankin St roran | o) 10t has 13 Feer Tromiage.ow | Even.m a man doesn't hesitale he The vaudeville programme which| (, E |2 rtteon basa OF Troract Biiabine soia | A WANTERO._Dtil g elerle SN OIINE anh St : — | water, improvemenis, near irolley. This | may be lost anyway, 3! here toni is also attr: | ommittee. N T Horses. Must be sold | with assistant's license preferred. rHef- OR SALK—Slab wood, stove lengihs, | property is ai Pleasant View. Inquire | o . o i stiacting] at once to make room for more. | eremces. Apotnecaries Hall Co. Wa- | $4.50 cora, ) half cord. G. A. Bui- | hhout it | Associate’ ' Professor Herbert -‘.;na :(-:u ‘:]p:;;tr;‘l;o: l.na winnlng | " H T CoURT OF PROPATE TLELD | CHAMPLIN & HEWITT, terbury, Conn. may%d |lard. Phone 646-12 dec25d. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin— | Siaught “of the department of ms ";”or Sert Afoiiaas "‘:,::_“) attractive | f {SBANON. Within und for the Disirict | Pucoess Wensterly, R. 1. WANTED _Position by man of good | 4siam i1 UV — Zou noceneads | cholce of 400 | atics i the University of Chicago, Y v JLeban on the Sth day of May, may business ability as solicitor, coliector | 8nd Zou 6% (regular business size) WILEIAM A. WILCOX, | has recently been made managing ed- vaudeville bill has been arranged, | 1913 | and office work; specidl requirement | €BVelopos, Nically printed, 1or 3L.30; out Nenl mhinte Hiaiac | s T Cthe American Mathematical Beaded by the Celli Opera Co. of five Al " G. KNEELAND, | Where experience and (act are neces- | SaCh, 38.80. Send Lor ' sampies and . inte; Moekon ftors e s % people in a spectacular operatic sket« Jud; { sary; manutacturing, joubing, retail or S Lur iy Priung you ais in need | No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, | Mon . Al entitled A Night in Old Madrid. The | , BState of Frederic D. Williams. late | Dprivate interests; straignt pusiness for | 0L = Tue Buieun Cuwpany, Norwica, Westerly, R. L s = A Dgavs will appear in & comedy jug. | *LePATQ M sald Disirier, deceaced FOR SALE Bosifioh " [dan or coliecting agencies | Conn. S e o e ek ]ml;;r Georse l,al:‘\n,‘-vg Philips, Me. iing novelty, YBii Jomds. < dministrator having made St g | considered; best of references; perma- | guK SALE OK TRAI Tocac ; * has the reputation that no o Siing povelty, and Irving Jones, Ameri. | wiatten awpiication' {0 sald Conrt, in || Farm of 75 acres of land. about | 1intSHiialion Witn Yighi party acaired. | farm. Well locatea mear vinage, ana B ms hak beon roversed by the Su- Gs” foremost colored comedian. will | accordance’ with the statute, {0 tillable, balance pasture and f| Aduress P. O. Box 7101, Westerly, K.’ L | neigibors, oi toiepliolio and . . i, | = reme Court during the 42 years that o = and will keep | order of sale of ihe whoie of part o woodland, about 15 acres of f! mayid Un Bleauy Siredwim, wii wei equipped he has acted as a trial judge. everybodv laughing all the time he is | the real estate described thervein. it 15 wood and timbe: lenty of J! = FiS. 10ill, Ciaer miil and saw mil, do- el behind the footlights. On the K | " Orderea, That~ saia application be i ez, plenty of M — iR Farms and country Busl: | bris- b, i Saw mili, i & n the Kine- |, OF oo R dor water on farm. House contains . E B [ Tug kuod pusiuess; avoul oy -uise e 9 ; maeolor programme for Monday, | 154Td a8t the Probate Office in leba ; 0 n If you care to get & auick buyer | 150 FUG0 P Uiedit? Uxlelient eignts | \;r\ Margdhret Heller, recently elect Toasday and Wednesday Onday. | non on the 16th day of May, 1413, at 9¢rooms with running water, in our farm’;, or: soenntryshnstuesa: | ¥INCE BICE TISERs S SRESUER G SRETT | ed a member of the Wood River, I nesday is a two-reel | y'ciock in the aftarnoon. and that o a fair_condition, with barn and write 'to Burman & Cnerney, tne old | 2 i © s do.~"her battle’ cry comedy picture entitled Other P i ‘ v anu sieds, svod lalld, ouu iruli; Dar ‘ hflul board., ma o er Peoples | tice thereof be given by inserting a sther buidings. Farn is pleas- established and reiable real estate and | guin price ior imiinedisce vaie, or Llaae Fine house and stable. House ||| with Bossism and the Stand Bildren, a travel picture taken in | of this order in The Norwicn antly locate: t ss brokers, 1s% Bssex St. N. Y. | ¢ = i e e 5 Down wi ; ] e he Norwi ntly located in the Town of A Yor cullige 1 ur ncar tuwh. Pale.cd arranged for 'two flats with il Her competitors were six Tngia and ‘s specil teatnre T black | Siiietin, & Bewitundt having 3 ehoe: reston, about 30 minutes’ driv maysd lars. iryoms agency, Whlmanad, b S ity e o ouie f and white taken from the cartoons | on in said District, and tnat return OR, = s 2ve: ——— - 1¢oiod £ S modern conveniences. Situated men employed by the trust. t g 2 _ cartoons | s 3 B t, an 2 ¥ Franklin Square. Price rea- WANTED —Competent general house- . on Sachem street, one of the best - running in the Boston American enti- [ 0¢ nidde to thi ure v ' | tlsd The Newlyweds' Baby. S Attest: ALBERT G. KNEELAND, sonable and can arrange for a work girl. Apply evenings M_NM HOK SALK--O. L. C. DIES, LDOrougn- residential :ocations in the city. Miss Inez Mulholland, William G. 5 3 y. | _mayioa Tudee. tiberal loan. s ar St may bious, iegiswered, lwvie Lelick in iae Lot fronting on Sachem street, Iuc,\doo. Secretary of the Treasury 3 | T DISTRICT OF ANDOVER, S5, PRO. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, WANTHD A corpetént —cook'~ and | fOUREEY. LUMOW Farl Aorth Brolings 100 feet and about 200 feet deep. | and other persons in New York have bate Court, May 4th, . D. 1013 - Geniral Building: . Norwich .Gt ccond girl. Appiy Box C., Moosup, | pyign 70T £ s Price reasonable. | formed a stock company to form @ Estate of Wiiliam P. Johnson. late ot . - Son mayae L S A few good rents to offer. in chain of model stores where the mini- Columbia, in said District, deceased. WANTED — Refined, Inteilectual ', FIINILN e e quire of wnum wage will be $12 a week. Johhoon, Praving that datters of sdmin: | young woman to atiend office and (it "LITIED LCENRG SN TG : H. BECKLEY, = | IS TR LSS ON THE RIVER hous® ofiwidower wiui one zom 8 yeura | 3Suu, Kl w0 P50, %illiess WG 1| ) auiing, | Phones 724 || Sacraments nas choscn a woman a BN Goorge B Kisg the | ‘At Imiesisic, an instrument in writ | 2 | applies. References requested. _ ABFLY yoiur suse. wosu;s tuee, 3ines; 300 ]| 278 Main Street stz | commmEinias 6 SO AR S . 3 1oy arporting to be the iast w ne s S St it TS LT LN LR U AT e 2 M Stree -2 r&. Lueel B. Johnston, and pireless operafor of the . S. S "Rhode | b edlo Do heast williand | near Gales Ferry, :;;1‘,‘ Lapenta, 120 Batk SL. New Lin- | [Gitclucuds, Siuail, prinic, ii u) LU, | o 8 . it ol the ‘sland. is in Stamford for a couple of | deceased, may be proved, approveu, al- o ot 32005 wU Lt,0uy, gin0u, | t ever chosen b, N el Bud admitten to-Drobate as e Eight Room Cottage, Barn, Hennery, | = viilnéads, X3iz, brinted. pi.ou; 1 2 i opiication on e dnove Fariy 6 mS BET | pruit, three acres of land. House has | mx"'l‘s:“""f.‘:s':;u,‘ man who . cun makelyz.ivi w000, 30 b G0 s Hmmis ¥ Berlin Construction | ”O‘S-fl B BT = | steam heat. machinery; steady empioyment. ADDLY = aoe seon J'.'“"L’. vi:kh:\l. Fi.4w; ¢Cessary to work two or | oOffice in Andover. in said b Eheil £5 Sl Bues _WANTED—Girls al the American SISHPED 3 T 2 2 . Bolds the world's s each week. the 16th day of May, &b, 1915, ai 10 { e Thermos Bottie Co., Laurei Hill. mayéa | \cH8 Con b }OI{ SALb sohpol attendarice Hartford—By the will of the late | tice ba given of (e pendency af said WA 5 z . -~ o been present to answer, to her Annie Remshaw of No. 205 High | appllcation. and tie (e and piace of | - woris APPID t SUimen ome Nor |’ a Gi FoR . 4 . in the roll cail o the Sunday e Connecticut Hisiorical so- | hearing thercon, by pubiisiing (his or- | DOV BUY any Kind of vegetable or | Wich Town. DR TR0 S P alabs et on itk TS met e A New 6-Room Cottage, |!siivol of the North Congresational as copme into possession of one | 1¢r one time iy ¢ mewspaper having | flower planta before you see the J. P. ~ | $20, i Ui special price of 38,50, Churcli every. Babbajinifon 2 year ihe first pianos fo be brought to | # Circulation in said District, and by | Thev eonhouses, ‘near St. Mary's NTED_At once, first class bar- s o e ® —_— Ry e i e fomme e e b mayid | ber: must be (emperale. ADDIY fo THE PLAUT-CADDEN €O, Wil Bacs. . Fieallr s Jack Harris, a coal miner of Phil- e b = R T et e i R Sinlth (PUCIICon SnAYRL | fay6d _ Main Streew Flectric Light. Large Lot. Fit- dia. Towa, and the father of 22 child- ou Beach. — Fev. Nicholas P id hear : | = R T R . gt . FOR SALE. ren, witnessed the marriage recently sleman, head of the new Catholic | 3 W seaiven LOST AND FOUNE. pXRmREn, A pem R e A | A Guuw PHUNOGHABH il 1n () reen mimtite’car servics. . BoldUSgh ofeile s vkt Sinaua: iRy, o 019 ;arish, will celebraie mass «t the | _mayidd Jidie e S mayad records, at 31400, worth 320, Easy on easy terms. Tnquire of thirteenth child to enter upon matri- Mianus school Sunday at $ and 10 a. | . — | LoST-Black ond tar \ BT —— terms if desired mony. Miss Harris became the bride i.l'i Ttl:d- n;;v r:r}‘zih includes Mianus, | | on ‘J‘“"'uv}éu' - x:“r"‘x"'f'fi x\'ml;:;s -\m-‘l.: u‘nn‘{;:; .mn“"“ PLAU -tDD:l;!N. -sc: % N. TARRANT & CoO, of George Gilliland, 22 years old, aleo v Cos Cob, o8, Matruced, | elry 't repalr, atlary work alu Street, 5 S v R T e A e | inteed £ Maynard, 108 Newinley | — Ton i e 117 Main 8t, Nerwich, Conn. of Phildla. She s 1 . st | s Ave. iy o 3 . Z 4 3 Ly astanoin At B on Diuwino Jewe. L DY p1 San; = e g GINE_VICTROLA, wita six Mysierions Stephen Lund, of War- g o LB, i and e kind at tie gold wateh. WANTED — Free iliusirated boak | seiec frst pay- = [ ren, N. H. at the age of 19 vears has e a musical vespers given hy St. Au- Lowest C IniGrent Nix | tetin of about 300, broiceied posi- | ment, S ——— — | under gone the ordeal of his first hair- gustine’s choir of Hartford and » ser- | SEAbLinied B (0 deal With tians in 1 8, asrvies, Thousands of THE co.. Gt Rnd the Tmorizbas it that. thix mon on The Flemeed Yirgin hy Rev. | HE COLLATIRAL LOAY o, Vacaneias svary Cear,RIg chanee hers i wavhd Matw Sireet. WHEN vou want to put vour bust | onaemt samson - sacrifices 000 Jepn A. Sullivan of Martferd, (hls he- | 14 Mag st Cpri, i e | LA hielal e DTl | e i e e b, e (0 me- | NI s Jeft im MY Uhe il of An oyl CRE b 150t 0y 18520 } : n nE. medium empiaymeni, A% v hmekiet. T-68a T R e 3 ined * i ¥, the crowning exareise of devotion | | Bast e 114l to The a.u", Ne obligation. <EasicHERENE . Wass N o rengh tnd Waveriy Lalum betiar (han through (he advertis. | uncle I he reached the age of 21 with of The Bulletin. out ever having his locks sheared. hemor of the Ousen of Mav. letin for business resuits, ington, D, C. muyfd. | fng columne of The Huletin. g columns