Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 23, 1913, Page 16

SHOWERS TODAY; FAIR % 5 AND COOLER SUNDAY SUNDAY NOTIGES. m Salvation Army will be in eharge of 5 e serviee. The subject of the Chi vt i ‘h:mn;:. rkfl-r_- ‘slwo The Holiness Mission will & Services at 37 Main streets | 0 ' What Is Going On Tonight. : Llustraced Songs 3 Gl:..."m and Motion Plotures at suus Tourmament Games at Rock- A —— 1F MEN WOULD JUST My home is in the locust tri b Here in my masters yard An. he holds me, and I hoid In strictest kind regard;® He will not let the cals come nesr My lovely nesting 1imb, And I—why, morning, ncon and night T gladl§ sing to him. i e 15ves to whistle notes to me Hena have me witiatle back, You ought to see his smiling He always calls me “Jack And says, “Now, Jack, let's tfy|again So Polly girl can hear” . | And, to the woman at his sid, HE'll say, “Now I “dea At Mt Calvary Baptist ohurch prelchlnil at the lnomln:“urvlce b Rev, T, upon Seeking God. At the erva:tlngil‘rvlce by Rev. 1. E nso) ugusta, 3 'apers, aclos and duets af ‘the Bibie and LIt | erary at 3.30 p. m. . * under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT,” ARE INSERTB]? AT THE RATE OF : 5c per line, six words to the line The Loyal Temperance i i meet In the Bill Dlock at 4 o'stoge T At Grace Memorial Baptist churoh, preaching morning and evening by Rev, J. S. Roblson, of Augusta, Ga. PLAUT-CADDEN ' COMPANY, The Plaut-Cadden company, contin- ually on the alert for the latest inven- tions and developments applicable to the various departments of their large business, have lately installed in their optical t the most modern Snd up-to-date dir~ machine for FOR BALE. $85.00 for a §0od upright plano, with stool and s« Terms, $10 down, $1.25 er week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, laut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. aug23STuTh MARSHALL & Wendell upright pi- On account of the camp meetl there will be no services at the Trin: ity Methodist Episcopal churoh. ] The Gospel Mission holds meetings at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. in Steiners TO RENT. T0 RENT—Rooms suitable for light FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Four horses, good to WANTED. WANTED—Milk route, centrally lo- lenses that is now made. They have [hal, T. H. Peabody conducting the dion ok rashokany oase. In §ood 00N | cated. - Aadress Mtlk, Hulletin: AUETT | work. Or il waghae . Couat 2600 Honiokseping. Aduire or Mre. oSS |Ana them we whistle, he and L, @dded this summer numerous ne 3 poecal, JI35. pherms, $10 down, 3150 | WANTED_Watches, olocks, jewelry, | 108, d pair, tearless or automobiles and | —o b P rove NTaniie. | Fioe, fimple sweet, Lelr i First soft and low, then loud and free, equipments for the accurate testing of DEr week, The Plaut-Cadden Co., Plaut- | specidoies, etc., to repair. Ciocas called | Steam cars; must be sold at once. Ab- e A the eyes in their darkroom—one of the At the Central Baj church v. | Cadden Building, Norwich, # % o e e : Conn., rurnishea summer cottage rrom Pon Sarduiid Gkmctments of dts KIBAI D G| Wrisht of Trriedeihre iy | edcnuliing. Norwion, Conh H e p Arhedl deiiedl WA DY 0 [rmest 5 Weeks, Ashlord, UOND. | sugisin tor remuinaer of season; g0od | 1 By I e e in Connecticut—and likewise for the preach at the morning and the eve- | “STEINWAY Sorishi oiass fost | Lol oos-14. wugzsd 20t | s, e, % | Somstims to folaw whets lio:leads fitting of glasses that will permanently | ning services, ondor: waod Tone Shi et | A Glean, middie aged | ,FOR SALE—Or exchange for young } g/ AT e el e o S It fairly splits my throat. rolieve eye strain and incidentally in-| Ydth stool and scarf. Terms, $15'down, | widow or girl with small means wno | SIOCK or cows, one tour-cylinaer rord | —eom oo oo o 5 crease the earning capacity as well as t the union service at the Second | $6 per month. The Plaut-Cadden Co. | would like to work for 4 man ana wile | runabout, oné two-cylinder Jackson, o fl‘-Nl‘n— ery "“‘"“, s | But he is such a lovely man the comfort of vision for persons whose | Congregational church Sunday morn- Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. | for ine winter or more for reasonable | WO oI IVe Dassengers. Lemonsration A‘Z{f“‘;fi“’s“gafib%lu;fi Ufl\f‘ hn{en’i?@n b I always do my best, AR sight is not exactly mamul,my 3 "}fi' Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey of Collins- augi3STuTh bay gn mes c;untxyhmny\' address C‘ Lo given of tne Jackson. M. . M. mich- | Sng"3'0r Y 009 b m. il 2ugys A:}? %va?:;g m:;grt;:“ael.lt_ ay g There s a difference, broadly mark- | ville is to preach at: the morning ser- [~ PIANOLA player, with all modern | “auoasq > Mo - Norwicn, Conn.|mong, 165 Mam St., Willimanuc. = — o kindly men reen 4 s a By 23 TO RENT—One nine-room tenement, | We mocking-birds love B ed, betw. the optometrist and the | vice. equipments, such as Metrostyle and AUBIESM W : B ANET an rendy Anile. T optician, though of course the layman el Thomotiat B Nertent condition, just| GIRL WANTED — Norwich Steam | —p. e motern imProvements. inquire oy mu-'ty SO0 o 4 FRSY Aitna itoithe, Is hardly efpected to know it offhand. | Atithe Federated Church, Rev. A. L. |Siehansed. for our famous Wassermann | Launary. A e e R o s Trom CURE B GER B To whistle day and might. a 0 reme o an.” i = 1 o 3 1 . ree bookiet, Y-v38, tells how. Ok . 5 oy 3 g I o - - h i i, defects of Vision W“hhleflhfe& Wm“;‘_‘:? ening toplcp is “In The Art Gn{i{el:ye‘of Sugzabutn oo e Norwich, Cont: SHIERCI T el A S T WeIGh: Abhe Tao, 1 nOubICt e CAEC HED ROOMS TO RENT at 69 Nop BoaL bhns Bea i ',fi',,k;{“;,,_g.‘. SRNDIEA x5 man wio Lol G ESN Life.” KB LEWI DG o) 1 puir harnesses, 1 1arm -nanay wagon, 5 augZvd | Byt just to show their ski understanding of optics and who, in i iy o oot e fiano, 8098 | “WANTED _big money Wrlting SOnES. | 1 Gow-down mik wason, i munure | pUmNisnED RGGMS_Cental loca: | They hink 12 the proper th addition, deals in the goods. At Ghrist Episcopal church (St, Bar. | E004 order, with stool and seart, $168. | We have paia Lnousands of aoiars to|spreader, 1 spring-woid narrow, 1l gon, wirs, wmnis aorse, i3 URion St To tlaka & cruel igun, - The optical department of the Plaut- | <A 8 D erms, $10 down, $1.00 per week, The | SON& Wrilers; send us your poems of | piattorm scales. appiy to amos B[990 S0 And slip around an o birg Cadden company has for years been co;’:fl“:}i’,‘;; gii'\; m"‘e" will d""e holy | Plaut-Cadden Company. Plaut-Cadden | melvdies. Acceptance guaranteed 1f | v neeier, Norwich, Con. augsd e S And call such murder fun. undar ‘the experienced ~and ,,::'rfm.l ing praver at 19.30, a'RcT.' 'I'E'.n D.mfi:: B‘fx‘\lzd.‘;‘ A oo :;:ég‘?:an?yll;:rzfx:«‘i lev":lpusoutff:"::f FOst SALN—Or rent, furnished or 1nu‘t?)n af:‘. koo, oo boam, with Of | If all the men were nice and kind guidance of John F. March, who is vertise, secure copyright In your sfiame | URLUTHISGeq, @ Seven-ruum cOCtABS WIlh | wilhout garage; aiso nouse of ¥ rooms | The birds would all-be tame, member of the American Optical asso- ciation, and whose experience of 25 years in his chosen profession has fitted him to handle the most compli- cated cases with absolute safety. His experience and skill have em- abled him to substantially énlarge, modernize dnd perfect this department and be has a large number of personal Jetters from patients whose eyesight has been decidedly benefited and who mre after all the best endorsement Mr. March counld reasonably require. The grinding, plant and other equip- ment added to the optical department cost the Plaut-Cadden company a large sum of money, but it is not the policy of this progressive house to consider the matter of expense when better service for its patrons ls avail- able. The plant has a grinding capacity of four lenses at once. Only ten min- utes is required for the process and each pe of lense of course has its own ditinctive pattern. The chance of a misfit is reduced to the smallest possible minimum. i The optical department is doing more work each month than it did the month’ before. Its growth has been consistently bgsed on the results at- tained through a conscientious desire 1o relieve eye troubles of those that have called on it seeking relief. Although Mr. March gives all his time to the work of the optical depart- ment, Stephen W. Hall, who, like Mr. March, has been a Plaut-Cadden man sorhe years, is also a graduate op- lan. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Rush Ling Foy and his three assist- jats have got the whole town talking wondering how he accomplishes big llusions. Today will be the obence to see the act, as Monday goes to one of the big New York thestres, where he will start the sea- #opon big time. Foy carries with him us stage: setting of Ori- gfl“ and with his other parapbernelia the cost of staging the act runs up into the thousands of dol- lars. Apother act which quite & hit the last half of this week is W. S. Littlefield, whose character impersonations are excellent, and into which be works much come Today also a very interesting two-reel pic- ture will be shown entitled The Law Breakers. This is a very thrilling feature of which too much praise can- not be given. There are also two very is making o;fl('ln.llng. At McKinley Avenus A. M. E. Zien chureh, Rev. E. George Biddle, D, D, pastor, preaching at morning service upon The Seurce and Abundance of Salvatien. In the evening upon The Longing of the Soul for God. At the First Baptist chureh Sunday morning, Rev. G. H. Ewing of Norwich Town Congregational church will preach in exchange with the paster, In the evening Capt. and Mrs. Wilbur of LEGAL NOTICES. FORECLOSURE SALE LEWIS HOTEL PROPERTY, JEWELT CITY NOTICE 1S HEREBY GLVEN THAT, by oraer of the superior Court for New London County, at 1 p. m. on the 3d day er meptember, 19134, the rollowing described property will be sold as a whole at pubilc auction on the prem- ises to satisty judgments of foreciosure of mortgages “heid by The Windnam County Savings Bank: Four certain tracts' of lana with all the buildings thereon standing, situated in Jewett City, in the Town of Grisweld, the first tract being bounded and deséribed as follows, to wil: Beginning . on _the northerly side of a lane or passway, leading to the Jewett City depot at the westerly line of the land of the Nor- wich and Worcester Raiiroad Company, and running westerly about 70 Ieet io iand now of formerly of C. C. Johnson, bounded southeriy on said lane; tnence northeriy about 30 feet bounded west- erly on land now or formerly of said Johnson; thence easteriy about 104 feet o the lana of sald Kailroad Company, bounded nortnerly on said land now or formerly of said Jonnson; thence southeriy about 96 fe.. to the place of beginning; bounding easterly on said Railroad Company's land. Being the same premises conveyed to ira Lewis by Alice M. .iull, by deed datea Uet. Ioth, 1394, and recorded in Griswold Land Kecords, Vol, 13, page 1. The secondtract being bounued and described as follows, to wit: A cemain tract of Inad situaied on the easteriy side of Mallroad uvenue, in the Bor- ough of Jewett City, in said Town of Griswold, bounded ‘a8 follows, viz.: Commoncing at a point on said Hvenus adjoining land now or. formerly ot MILTON upright plano, as bright and new as day it left-factory, beauti- ful mahogany 'case, fully guaranteed, worth much more than we are asking, 3176, with stool and scarf. Terms, $10 down, ¢1.56 per week. The Plaut-Cad- den Company, Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwieh, Conn. aug238TuTh J. & C. FISCHER upright plano, in fine San Domingo muholl‘ng case, full brass trimmed cast, new $550, special value at $162. Terms, $10 down, $1.00 er week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, laut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. auga38TuTh HENRY F. Miller upright piano, in full size case, good sweel tone, pertect action, with stool and scarf, a good in- vestment for anyone considering a good piano for a small outlay of meney, §184. Terms, $15 down, 51.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cad- den Building, Norwich, Conn. aug238TuTh $10.00 buys a good organ, in walnut case. Call today. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Buiiaing, Nor- wich, Conn. aug238TuTh ¥340.00 for a good player piano, with 15 good choice rolls of musie, fully guaranteed for five years, The Plaut- Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Bujld- ing, Norwich, Cenn. aug288TuTh G. A. PENDLETON ...... AUCTION Having sold my farm, I will public auction MONDAY, AUG. 25, 1918, at 10 o’cleck, on the farm known as the George ¥an- ning farm, situated in Ledyard, and ten minutés' walk from the Norwich and Westerly trolley, the following described property:‘ll §0od young cows (all giying milk), 8 yearling heifer: 1 two-horse team wagon, Auetioneer 1 two-hor tip cart, 1 express wagon, 1 Concord buggy, 1 hard rubber tired Concord buggy, 1 sleigh, 2 McCormick mowing machines, 1 horse rake, 1 Xddy plow, 1 cultfvator, 1 weeder, 1 cutaway har- row, 1 corn sheller, ‘1 grapple horse fork with rope and block, 1 set taokles, 1 light driving pole, 2 pair heavy team harness, 1 light driving harness, 4 oid turkeys with 20 young ones, 1 Dela- valle cream separator, 1 Cooley cream- er, 1 milk cooler, 2% acres standing corn, % acre potatoes, 12 tons of hay and ‘oats (more or less). If stormy, next fair weekday. ALBERT P. BENNETT, auglsMWs Ledyard, Conn. WILLIAM B. WILCOX .... Auctioneer and pay ov“per cent. 1L Succ: s1ul. kun- dreds of deughtea cilents. Wrile toaay for big magazine, beautirul illustrated book and examination of your work— all fry Dugdale Co., a2 Dugaule Bidy ashingcon, D. C. augys WANTED — Locomotive firemen, brakemen, wages about 3.100; experi- ence unnecessary. —Send axe,..Samp. Rallway, care suiletin, augzs WANTED—Agents, high class rapic seller; biggesi sellef or the seasun; iarge proiis; sena today ror fres par- ticulars. The rPeler Speclalty Co., Granitevilie, 'vt. wugyn WANTED—A Concora or runabout bUEEY; must be In good condition. Ar- thur A, Bennett. augzid Thone 10Xo-4. WANTED—To leass a four to six set woolen miil in eastern Conmecuicut. Appiy Woolen Mil, Lue Dally suien, Norwlen, Conn, augiva BARBER WANTED — Apply Waure- gan House usarver shop. augzua WANTED—Housekeeper, family of three. lnquire Mrs. Grover, 6 Mamn St. auglsd WANTED—Your sewling inachine to clean and repair. I will make 1l werk like a new one. Hundreds ui satisned customers. ). S, Biephenson, the oid reliable, ¥7 Hickory si., Norwich, Conn. Fnone 1032°4, auglid BARBER WANTED—Apply Waure- a1l Mogern IMruvements in Die resi- ucnce Bwoiion, on ine of ironey, and oniy Hve minutes’ Wik Lrom cener of ciuy. ¥Or paruculars udaress ey Box 25, sulieun. augiyruths ¥Ow SALE—Six 0. p. Star gasoline engine, Cost §sZo, 312y buys ii, com- Piete wiln (Wo 00G puiieys; sudrun- ceou 10 06 N NGe CUAUILION; w Very nign grade, rather hewvy enxine; nns 101 StallUNary POWer. Lie C. ri. sl00Te Co., /stamora springs, Coun. sugiéa FOR BALE—A small farm in west Statrord, on K. B. D, roule, Wil leie- pione CONNECUONS; NUUSE VL five rovms, sinwil DArn, @ha POUILEY DOUNS, Euud 1Tull anu water; Oie mle from caurcn, BLUYe, 5CAOOL and LroLey Line; SUlLUDie LUF pOUILLY Twisiis OF 4 Dicé location Lor sumgler Lome. Address U. u. Gla- Zibr, DUALOTU SPLNES, CONL. I &, 1L N augzid T XOR SALE—riG-U worth eyeglusse barreis cider vine- Lel 1vi-d. 181 Lurknam, T KFOR SALMBarber shop, 2 Central avenue; reason Lor geiling, owner is re- | g Lo i Country, P SE FOR SALEThe well known speed launch Acime, better knewn as the Keu Devi, as L Dave no use Lor 1, wiil sell at a sacrince, betler coeme ana see 1., Oscar- LacroiX, 9§ Frankun St, ~oi- wich, Conn, auglsd gan House Barver »hop. auglia 'WANTED—Hall’s Barber School, Wasninglon St, Beston, uuss, W beard, railroaa tickel I 6l Co-uperalive lrepositions. augad wANTED—Autemeblles to clean, at the Public Wasn Stand, rear of Lilks' Home. Jeddd FUK SALI—FoUr COWS; SINEI6 ol iu. toseluer. Pnone diu- augiia FOit SALL—A secoud-nand ¥ord . tomobile. FHONE odu, NUIWICH, O ud aress 35 Franklin St Iy4d FOK SALKE—Slab woou, 5l0vs lengils, $4.00 Coru, e Daif cord, G. A. Bui- laic. Fnune o26-1a deczoa WANTED—Experienced sk winders, also learner Alse a few guod weavs ors. APEIY Wil Side Sk MilL Iy s Sieyen room bouse, wila Must be #oid to close ©olare. s. M. ksulon, hXecu.oor, 133 Main St a¢id YOI SALE lot, 8y Clff st WANTED — Locomouve brakemen, wages alut §i00; ence unnecessary. ' Send ase, Raiiway, care sulletin. WANTED—Piano tuning. A. den, 498 rrespect St. City. vld WANTED — Hired man, single, to Work on farm and board witn tamily; 335 a monin saiary. inquire of Glen Hook KFarm (ledyard). ~Fred sands, Manager, Mystic, Conn’, R. F. D. 4. firemen, experi- Stamp, dyiva G. Gor- el 682-2 FOR SALE—L will sell al a price that will surprise you my large stock of millinery and fixiures, situaled on Mai Su, oppusite ¥ v, Jewetlt City. Miss D. Beauregard. Jedd THINK 10 Uyt — o0 notcucdds and 2ou 6% (regular business size) euvelopes, neatiy printed, lor 31.90; 500 each 33 Sena for ‘sampies apd Prices [or any priating you are 'n nced of. The Builétin Company, Norwics, Cona. HELP WANTED Cooks, General Cham- ber Houseworkers, FUOR SALE—O. l. C. pigs, thorough- breas, registered, none belter in tne country. Ludlow Farm, Norin Stening- fon, R. F. D, o, Norwich, Conn. . ¥. Butten. * T PRINTING—Look atl Lhese price; and bath, ail improvements. J. Brad- ford, Bookbinder, 105 HBroadway, or at 83 Washington after 6 p. m. maylid FURNISHID ROOMS, all modern con- veniences, > Unlon oi. Telephone 334-4 Jylid SUMMER COTTAGES For itemt—For Sale. Watek Hili, Weekapaug, Pleasant View, Rentals, $1io-$ZoLs season. inspection by appoiniment. FRANK W. COY; 6 High Street, Westerly, Long Distance Telephone. R. L may29d FORE SALE. /—"’r__.__=_\fl FOR SALE your fashionable neighbor cat City Journal. And each would whistls all day long, And answer to his name; We all love people who-aTe good, And all the world would find That birds would love all men ulike It men would just be’ kind. —Jake H. Harrison. Dallas, Tex. HUMOR OF THE DAY Mrs. Knicker—Are you going to take a course in a business college? Mrs. Bocker—Yes; I want to find out how to get more money out of Jack—Judge. ““Are you acquainted with Mrs. Hiny, “Onily in a roundabout way. Her boards at my house"—Kansas “Mrs. Wombat is highly indignant.” “Her house was robbed, I hear.” . “Yes, and the next night the burg- rought back her silver-plated lars 5 i ware.”—Pittsburgh Post. y_ NO. slice o read , and—" street. Large house, 12 rooms, “Oh, mother, cut out that sort of about -2 acres of land, shrubs, P egsly four’ ysts ot e fruit and shade trees, fine view ||| of Thames River and harbor. ||| Reason for selling, owner going ||| abroad to reside. Price and i terms reasenable. THOS. H. BECKLEY, way Building, Phones 724 .8 Main Street. 368-2 LISTED SECURITIES Your order to buy or sell secur- ities listed on the different Stock Exchanges will be promptly exe- cuted by Messrs. Spencer Trask &Co. | JAMES L. CASE, Correspondent, 40 Shetucket St., Nerwich, Ct. | door? thing. Chicago Tribune. ‘Woman of House (to tramp)—What do you mean by coming to the. front Tramp—Sure, mum, 1it'’s not the foine lady loike yerself Oi'd be seein’ in-the kitchen—Boston Transcript. He—You know if women get the vote they would have to serve on juries. She—Well, suppose we did. 1 guess it wouldn't take us as long to disagree as some of the mn—Yonkers States- man. “Officer,” said the New York hous holder, “there’s a burglar in my home.” “I ain’t got nothing to do with burg- lars,” responded the - policeman, I'm on the traffic squad.”—Washington Herald. “What would happen if an irresisti- ble force met an ~immovable body asked the professor of science. “The result,” repled the pretty co- ed, “would be some very interesting b; roducts.”’—ILadles’ Home Journal. “I'm glad 1 refused that man. He's untrustworthy.” ) “He vowed he would pine away and die if I turned him down, and now look how fat he has srown.’—Loufs- ville Courier-Journal. “I suppose the titled personage you say you are going to marry is merin- ed in the Almanach de Gocna?” said £ood comedies on the bill. 3 ; Maid, Hospltal Orderiy, TFarm|g - : oo I On/ mext Monday the vaudeville pro- | erly ubout o0 fect abutiing on suid Jand AUGTION Hands, Waltress, Boys, edty SPITAESS AreEaC Dusiisse Saol F 0 R S A L E ths mauistivs newsncrarstnl &ramme e heade y e ele- £ @ of d Soule U = 4 ¥ 340 VUV, $5.00; Lu,uvy, 310.U HU0" ), , e Eraph Four In a pleasing specialty of | of ‘the 13(h choo District; thencs| wiil be sold at public auction at z1| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. | hotelicds, sxiis. piiated, $iav; 100t tress. “Of course he ain't in no al- BAfmpony and mirth, and Baby Gladys, | souihessterly aputting¥on land of eald | washington St (Peck’s Corners), | M. J. COSCORAN. Supt. Central Bldg. | §3;10}, o.000. 30007 ° duvve, 312.80; , S0) manac. Do you think he's a joke?"— & juveniie comedienne, of which more | Disirict abeut 75 feet to a point op- N S L B e, e TWO | Cleveland Plain Dealer. will be told in Monday's Bulletin, will | Posite the «enfier (;f the dwf:llmg nouse; TUESDAY, AUG. 26, 1913, zfi K;ajguw‘x:;,'“'prjn:.'zu:«f’ :Aj ;u,rn‘;{u% G annoFing eron g > hene: terly throug) & i < 2% i = v Luvb, e the second act on the bill and prom- | LiFyCH Nestsrly, thtougl the center of at 10 o'clock a. m., $4.105 5,000, 31:005 30,000, $13.30; ' Bud | BUILDING LOTS | “I don’t understand you. § - iseg to be a strong drawing attractien. | casieri: 1NRe of said avenuej thence rain or shine, the following articles: 2 Blatements, 032 x3%, prioted, B$l.éu; i “He gets on people’s nerves so. He's Monday's pictures will be headed by m}mgxy beunding on ¥aid avenue to | SNAmber suites 2 bedateads, 1 mattr: . g e iaaie ON ! the sort of a man who will come to ihe_three-reel photopisy entitied The | iho pofi of beginnlng, he first men- || gining table, dining chairs, refriger We want a reliable firm to sell our | ;roni¥ “Sund for sumples. Lhe Bul- you when you are trying to get your Greater Ball featuring Miss Barbara L 2 tor, center table, oid fashioned chairs, [cheice 6 per cent. Oklahoma Farm |letin Co. pPrinters and sinders, Nor- automobile started and a crowd has Tennant, late star of Seven Days com- pany. BREED THEATRE. Eastern Connecticut Business Men's Association Outing Pictures. Lnterprising Manager McNulty has been the instigator of all the local metion pictures shown at the Breed, and today is respoasible for the splen- did pictorial account of the eastern Conpecticut business men's outing which he Is showing at his theatre. Starting with the parade through Main streel to the square, where special cars took the excursionists to the seeme of the picnic, all through the varfous interesting sports at the lake and close views of all the celebrities of the day, the picture is one big hit and thoroughly delighted the many patrons of yesterday. The Flying Switch, Kalem, is a wonderful story of the rails and is only equalled by The Mirror, Biograph, one of the most strenuous and sensational pictures on the programme. Homor Thy Father, the big two-reeler, is a superb story of domestic difficulties perfectly pre- by a fauitless cast. When So- ofety Calls, the very true to life Vita- story, of the houses. The tonight to complete very exten- lons which will greatly add fort and pleasure of the pa- stve aif to the Fone i DAVIS THEATRE. Presenting Two Big Features Teday. Anyone who can enjoy a good pro- gram of photoplays should -visit the Davis today and see the bill now on there. Bverything from sensational drama to screaming funny comedies is included in the bill now being shown. The headline attraction is a three reel feature, The Trail of the Spider Gang, A sepsational detective drama abound- |34 holds the undivided. at- | Breed | by deed of Mary i, Soule and others to i, Jane Bishep, dated Oct. 1st, 1836, as appears o recerd 1n said Grisweld nd Hecords, Book 13, page z43, to which ‘deed and reeord rereremce may be had, Being the same premises cen- yeved ie lra Lewis by I, Jane bishop by deed dated April 30ih, 199%, an recorded im said Grisweld Lamd Rec- ords, Vel 14, page 26b. lie thira tract being bounded and ddscribed as follows, 1o wit: Beginning at the southwest coiier of the same at @& point on the easteriy side of Railroada avenue, adjoining other lund of lra K. Lewis' 'estate; thence easterly by land of said Lewis estate about 106 feet to land of e 13th School District; thence northwesterly by land of said District feet to a point opposite the center of the dweuing house; tnencé westerly abutting northerly on land now or for- merly of . Jané Bishop tnrough the center of said house, and continuing in a straight line to said Railroad avenue; thénce southerly by said Rallroad ave- nus to the place of beginning. Being the same premises conveyed by Mary B. Thornton Lo said Ira Lewis by desd dated May 9th, 1888, and recorded in said Griswold Land Records, Book 13, page 3. The fourth tract being bounded and described as follows, o wit: A certain tract of fand witn a .olel ana other buildings thereon standing, situated in Jewett City, in said Town of Griswold, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Westerly by Railroad avenue; southerly by land of James O. Sweet, land of A. F. Brown, Jand of The Wil llam.A. Slater Mill Company, land of Margaret Murray and land formerly owned by Robert Brown; easterly by land of the Town of Griswold and land of sald Willlam A. Slater Mill Com- pany, and northerly by other iand of sald Lewis estate, and which was ror- merly owned by Mary Medbury. Dated at New London, Conn., 18th day of August, 1913, By Order of Court. B. WILFRED ELDRIL ., Committee. PROPGSALS FOR STAIE RGAD WORK PROPOSALS will this SKALED ved' by the State Highway Commis- be re- iazga chairs, couch, lounge, picrures, ower stands, parlér lamp, hanging lamp, glass and stoneware, garden tools, harness, riding saddle, wheelbar- row and articles too numerous to men- tion. MRE. MARTHA C. LOVETT. 2ug168W ¢ Cows For Sale \Carload just arrived Sunday, August 24th. JAMES H. HYDE, North Franklin. Teiephone Lebanon, Conn: FOR SALE Tent, 25330 ft., nearly me'w, complete, ready to set up. One Ticket-selling Stand. Hot"Water Furnace, used one season, also 160 ft. 3-inch steel tubing; elbows, conmections, etc. Church Alr-cooled Gas Engine, 1% h. p.,_®ood condition. | Saw Table with several extra saws. | Red Cloud No. 11 Stove and Stove- pipe. . Iron Planer, 4 fi. bed, compiete, Wooden Building, 25340 ft., known as Sachem Park Garage: has electric lights and hot water heater. Prices right. ©. V. PENDLETON, JR. aug23d 35 Bromdway. Overhauling and Repair Work —OF ALL KINDS ON— ~JTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES. v - Mortgages on commission. JULIEN-KEENEY MORTGAGE CO,, Oklahoma augiZTuThs Chickasha, We have a permanent position for a man ahout Good pay and a good place for the right man if applied for at once. 35 years of age. Wauregan House NORWIQ~H, CONN. The Parker-Davenport Co. Droprietars. LOST AND FOUND. LOST—About June lst, probably on | Broadway, a pair of bifocal eveglasses in unmarked case, Return to thig of- fice_and receive reward. aug23d We carry a full line of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Etc. All kinds, It will pay you to call on us and get wich, Cohn. 40 SALE HORSES. I am just from the west with 28 extra good horses of all kinds—draft ers, chunks and nicely broxen busines: horses—and the prices @re right. Come and sce them. Have several good sec- ond-hand horses. ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 1139, FRESH LOAD of Horses right from the wes:, out of augéd hiard work, ranging from 1100 to 1509 in weight. For sale by GEORGE E- €I PLIN, Tel. 19; Westerly, jesa FOR SALE Eight-room Cottage with bath and steam heat, good barn and large lot, lacated five minutes’ walk from Main strest. Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. BROADWAY Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket S1.. Norwien, Co: SEASHORE PROPERTY. $1250 Wil buy a 4-room.cotiage, ali furnisned, city water, modern im- brovements, situated on waterfront at Pleasunt View. Invesuigate. $i50 will buy a 4-room cottage, large lot, ocean [roitage, situated at Quon- ocontaug Beach. knguire about it. Building sites on ocean lots 50 by 15§ at Plearant View, Quonocontaug and Charlestown Beach; prices $250 to $1000. Easy terms. TO LET. Tue Carpenter Casino, situated at Pleasant View, fully equipped for a shore dinner house and dunce hall. A 10-room cottage, a 7-room cottage and a 5-room cottage at Pleasant View for rent by the week or season. Sev- eral cottages at Weequepaug and Quonocontaug for rent. $1750 buys a small farm 1% from Westerly on trolley iine. $1000 buys a house and one acre of land in the village. Easy term Send for Farm Bulletin—choize of 492, 3 WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker. . No. 41 West Broad St.. Reoms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. L Telephone connection. malles Je1sa FOR SALE | A two tenement house situated on Cliff Street, In fair repair, with a'gocd garden. The prop- erty is always well rented, and is located within' five minutes’ gathered round to pester you with fool questions and advice—Detroit Free Press. i “Well, Bill” said the temporarily -ctired burglar to his pal, “thére’s one ching we oughter be thankful for here in the pen.” ‘What's that?” said Bill. “We ain't bothered much dodgin’ ortermobiles or worryin' over the high cost o livin',” sald the T. R. B.—Har- per's Weekly. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Mon‘evideo University, Urguay te- cently paid $51,700 for a half grain of radium. There 'are 5,187 steam' laundries in the United states, employing 109,434 Dpersons. The Swedish government operates public émployment bureaus; Their ser- vices are free of charge. A sailing vessel built 103 vears ago recentlt began another vovage from England to South Afri Rock drills of American manufac- ture are extensively used by the gold and other roines of the Transvaal. The spring sheep shearing in Utah resuited in securing about 13,000,000 pounds of wool from 2,600,000 sheep. The government of Panama has giv- en a new concession for the establish- ment of a hippodrome near Panama City. The United Btates and Russia. to- gether own about one-half the horses in the world, each having about 21,000,000 head. Venice is wrestling with the peauliar problem of a rapidly increasing popula. tion without .being able to . enlarge fng in thrilling situations and full of | Lfnen “Nobm Capitol, ~ Hartford, 100 ACRE MARKET GARDEN, o ;. action, many and varied are the feats \-mmf' until 2 p. m., ] Tuesday, Aug. «S, TRUCKS and CARTS. prices, which are the lowest in town. ipwm’, ¥ E enistal Tlarnnas taim bk walk of Frankhim Square. the city. : that the daring detective performs!in | :6th, for the construction of a section Our Watches are fully guaranteed. | outside cu{'. on te road, large | Price low if taken at once. Gold is being mined at a depth of BRSPS acaters, e Jame of crim- | o6 Eiavel, o2, 0, Jorih, SienigSioR | Machanieal repeirs. oainting. tri | We buy and exchange old gold. oil | FETng 158 Lkt stockad wifh fun. hel | more e 500 Tout in Bosth RRice e £ house; 50 " . G ad (5o way Be. Kacne. op toar Stoningion, In accordance Wil plans | ning, upholstering and weed work |ver and jewelry for thier full value. | rost pasturss and woodland; plenty of | FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, {and it "30%3“:"? that the shafts can and spegigcations. 3 | fruit; 2 3 i i ‘eet more. g trall makes as exciting a picture as | ““Sdy Wil stais the price as per| -4cksmithung n ail its branches Expert Watchmaker and Repatring. | [f3/ti nice cor 523;?“‘.;;“&‘.‘.;’?’:‘1’:‘.‘5 Central Building, Norwich, Ct. e 2 to see. Another barn, new silo, lcehouse and sheds; ac- m: could wish on this bill is Grand-Dad, a drama of an old soldier who with his exacting daughter-in- Pooghouse through® her nu‘uuw s ug] and unselfisy love of his little granddaugh- ter who sticks to her old soldier grand_ dad tells 2 story that will appeal to specincations. The State Highway Commissioner Te- serves the right to increase or decrease the number of feet to be improved, after the contract is let. All blds must _¢ accompanied .. a surety company bond or a cerdfied check Of not less than one-third of the €ost of the work, Any bidder to whom contract has peen awardsd refusing to mign the contract at tne prices offered Scatt & Clark Com 07 to 515 North Main St J. OGULNICK & CO,, 68 Franklin €t., Opp. Bulletin Bldg. Sweet Potatoes commodations for 34,000, easy terms. Tryon's Agency. 2,600 hens. Only Willimantic, Cenn. E. A. PRENTICE Reliable Dealer in Real Estate and Fire Insurance Glasgow corporation tramways car- ried during the fiscal year 27,000,000 passengers, an increase of. 38,000,000 over the previous year. The Balkan war has brought about a rise in certain lumber prices in Bur- ope because of the big demand for wood for ammunition boxes. FOR SALE one. The Little Pirate is a Re- FARMS A SPECIALTY and. rurnish a surely company bond, 1 drama that will make a hit or w certified c. 2 hall forieit from 3 3 y 3 Lk, 5 . The Uniiad States has a0 enormes with the young folks as well as the |his bond or check o sum cqual o L ma B Two 2-tenemept houses on Mechanic | Phone 300 86 Cliff Street A ald, Last but by no means least is the | ference. i price holween his bia Lmd NEWMARKET HOTEL, peas 1 cans Street in Danfelson. Income $420 apPefile, foR.Swies chEess.. EAVRUE, 25, $ it of &l (he Swiss chees: Keystone comedy spacial The Riot, and | the next lowest bidder, Flans and 715 Beswell Ave. gross, net income on investment 9% | o = = = zer cent., of ' lmeu e pro- of all the eam-dlol- goaucul by this ng?;g:x...l.‘.‘.‘.:..nyv Ifl (‘,I)I.:m.;.:-_i; of the | Firsi-class Wines, Liquers and Cigars, 5 i c‘enL H. S iy hitiiid 3 uced comes to cntwtry- 2 famous coropany, it 18 positively the |, i A R I Meals and Welch Rarsbit served to ooy Sgpagerie Y ‘hesannenncement Nas remtest yet, to ‘ses it is worth the | TN JSTE onivston Conn, - oder, Johw Tuekis, Prop, Tel. 42-8 Pe”l"“ S Mark°t tiree Mniuted WAIk Srem MRleond Ga onl}l‘lg,fiEY“l:géNEP e IR e ten et o e \ pride of admission -blun, and it you |of Brown & Stone, North Stoningion, tion, post office and business section, and Securitias of any kind at the government: intends to iséve . $8, v thing Toep you Tom gettiag up s | Wiy Commissiones: Loom 2 Cap os € Franklin St. o e from churches and | LoVER KA of it itk °'¢ [ of onds, with @ view of developing the lo Davis teday, Manager Crajg is e State Highway Comuussiener re. A T R AL L schools. A ERRAL LOAN Co, Ce oro- Rivadavia petroleum wells., hig own 7 Giris, | S6Tves the riguc to reject amy una ail have just pi.t & carioau into our JUSTIN HOLDEN, P E. L. DARBIB, n Street, Upstairs, The area marked out for the govern- Giris, and jt is maling as | *9% s BAands for Lhie abis co o . Real Hstate Agent, (bl lened 1872 oent was originally 12,000 acren. but Big & Wit ax the previous ons ald. soe Y At Harilord; Conmy, Aug, LSthy | oy perts-of the, country aRy. 108 RFoany Savings Bank Block, Danfelson, Conn. is now considerably mere, and. ac- ; : . 4. BENNiwy, - | limestone is hatier tham the burnt nime J. F. CONANT 11 Prankiin St cording to the schems at prasght under 3 g =T State Highway Commussioner, |04 LS s wodi we have. Sold by 16 | wiitesions bc amd the I B, O. 10a . YIE® 08 want Lo yut your buai- - considération, machinery will ‘be in- | has an ares of 3,800,000 Room 27, Capitol, Hartford, Conn, | P5&: Fé‘cx".' u‘-fimum LT CIanis ot the Dt et At w‘ E.',',',."’,ff’:q}”{,fi‘fuh&"" thers 1’- Do me. | THERE s a0 advertising m;‘%m% in :n':“;flo ‘fg‘:tb{:t 'if.gm;fl‘tm otlnl?t:: augi0d 5 3_U®Ul Jeijeq wn Easteri Conneecticut equ. o e Buil- h o miles i febis & Try them > ing coiumns of The Bulletin. : w letin for business results, - " | annum,