Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 27, 1914, Page 8

FAIR, WARMER TODAY. RAIN OR SNOW TOMORROW. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight..| - PLAINFIELD . AU Rast “Vandestlle and. Motion -Pictures at| St Paul's Episcopal Mission Com- Moving Fictures at Coloniel Board of 'Trade Annual M g DE of TItih Con G A, Cor g rmory. Norwich Nest. No. 1395, O, «eets in Owis’ Hall. D sShetucket ‘Lodge, No. meets in 0dd Felows Hail. meets in Bijl Bloci meets in Foresters’ Hail, Norwieh_ Council, meets in- Bicl Second DIvj Austin Block, memorates First Aunniversary—Gift to Rectory—Record Pickerel Caught. St Paul's Episcopal Mission held its fir anniversary service Sunday Q.40 Jan 25, at 315 oclodk in Spinner Norwicl 5. 9 hall. _The hall was filled. The music Sorvich, Chmp, Mo $905, M was by Krauss® orchestra, with a solo Court Quinebaug,” No. 125, F. of by Walter Musgrove. Following was the order of_ service: . 729, R, A., Prelude, Orchestra—Selected -from ingham Memorial, Oratorio of St. Paul. lon, A. 0. H., mects in| Jymn—The Son of God. Prayers. 3 im XX1V, ¢ Tesson'—Magnifical, 1" Lesson—Nune Dimittis/ ANNOUNCEMENTS January White Sale—Parisian Ivor: at 20 per cent. reduction this weck at Lee & Osgood's. Blest Be the Tie, “or the Lord Is Mindful of Anthem &1 (from the Oratorio of St. COLONIAL THEATRE. Anniversary sermon. = — Offertory Hlymn—We Sing the Glo- The Master’ of the Garden, Superbly | rious Conguest Beautiful Two Reel Feature, Processional * Hymn—Forward He —_ Our Watchword ure at the Colonial theatre Gloria in Excelsis. t ne of the hest seen there in| lvmn 8 g many a day, it being entitled The| Postiude. Orchestra—Erom Oratorlo Master of the Garden, and in two reels, | of Si. Paul, > telling of a wayward girl who all too | The sermon by the rector. Rev. Mr. late discovers' the folly of sin, and |G f Danielson, reviewed ¢ from ner depths of degradation she f >aul's Mission. The first seeks to help others about her in the was held Jan. 26, 1913, in Bab- same realm of existence. She cessful in her sives out and church where she becomes way, but her health he seeks the old home unconscious and in a vision sees the/ M the garden coming to her, commen: her efforts and taking Ner with Him |loway. A to the Celestial Home where thare is|in June h and no scorn. Th sublime, and no one shou nfiss-it. - With' this gi sation there is The Squire’s Mistake, | version of St. Panl and the forming | a splendid Lubin western offering, also | Francine, another Vitagraph dra no angui: vhotoplay Italian life, e inimitable the powerful hero. The c: entitled Bil May Robson in Coming to The Davis. Is the “white It is if us culties, says role of The comes to_the Day th, evening, J ‘eonstructed his wpon situat . at pict m ,and there are other fine films also, “The Clever lie” justifiable d to setile fam Ma Clever Woman, which s theatre, Thursd ; Robs on_in James Fo new three act that will be Bistory o many of _Miss audiences. The conflicting and devotions of the member: newly r social conditions western family in adapting | bioh heavwelght ever caught by v themselves to the new commercial and | JOnson and measured 26 Inches. The | s of New York—a New Sl gt e e ostalicaniite . jond was one caught by Chris ork of much money and butlers and | {his pond was one caught by Chris Zowns wi Willi recent surfeit onfident that cempany and ‘fethe production is second in elegance | 1,1 and automobiles—give: Clever Woman the best of opportuni tles to show what a wife drama. th it 1s said the to-mone on the stage today. May Robson as a characier actress | p.yup is second to mone. But she i {ially & comedienne. member the ‘remar pathos and comedy with which she made The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary | jong spc famous and Miss Robson declares | able mi and mother a ready wit, a big hear saving sense of hum um Moore Pat believes that in The ( he has found the answe: ular demand for clean plays after the of s can do, h, the producer, te the pon- e is a meed for |} something apart from the omnipresent ! ¢ “eugenic” and “white slave” play and | ‘Fhe Clever Woman is hjs offering for the filling of that want. He h: rouded his star with a most capabl Theatregoe: e is suc Opera_house a which time a e first sérmon n the words: “Our Heaven.” During the n thirteen baptisms and pat of Mrs. Harry Hol- ay school was formed later’ a_Girl iendly is is the | society and a Mothers' clu d | The speaker followed with a history ure: sen- | of Lipiscopal_church after the con- aster of | therc have he g | one funeral, of the “holy catholic” church (as giv- na of | en in the Christian creed) and of its tich George Cooper, | mission and work. outh ~of the cast is| During the processional hymu the edy reel [ members of the Sunda: hoot and s Board Bill, a ialem | all t cties of the church march- the hall. At the close of s James Ridings . in be vers of the mission, Mr. George a handsome ne's Ca Mr. George thank- . gift in a voice that reciation, saying it was had long wanted Dy one Woman"” ily diffi the titl v jurse would not permit him rhes has | to purchase com.edy Caught Big Fish, ¥ personal! Trecl Johnson and George Jerdud BaEy caught 36 pickerel in Packer . st Friday. One was the cham- of a 2 hich measured in Attended Double Funeral. t and a| s, Walter Gladding of Providence as been the guest of her parents, Mr. E and Mrs. Samuel Whitford. On Friday. Woman | yrs " Whitford and Mrs, Gladding at tended the double funeral of Misses 1e | Theresa and Cecelia Gunsalve at Nor- He IS | wich, one of the Misses Gunsalveghav- een an intimate friend of Mrs. Gladding F Fr at_his home The_ Iarne | with Miss M scenery | visited over Sunday Providence Workers méet Jan. 31 ry Kingsley. John Oates has moved into his new on Babcock avenue, am Adams b _act rst dottage to the Wing house, S essen- | gyned by Herman Chapman. d Mrs. Frank Burdick are house back of the Junction Burdick is working for ur | win ure that The Clever Woman is the best | = vehicle she ver had. - The Clever Woman's method of | | BALTIC, twisting the other members of the | i STy Tamily about her little finger for the | "Stallation oF Union St. Jean and accomplishment of their ultimate good, | Auxiliary—Paul-Lafleur = Wedding— making them think they are all thé| William Rocheleau Jr, Goes to Hart- time having their own way will give jpointers to many experience and mothers. can pi sides over a happy fami e of Dr. A, wi York surgeon. morning at 10 o'cloc 3150, Orpheum Theatre, Danielson. uccessful production Porter Emerson Browne's ay will be presented at the The highly Miss Robson says she | ¢ the part {r 2 her heart for in private life ater, Wednesda The Louise Price) working broke: brings him to the brink o: is a beautiful woman who car for social triumphs and glitt cidentals of association with the mone et than any ssary, spending 1t is, nece , ford, d_wives ation of Cc a | @ ncil No. 1s8, n the Lv;‘l?n‘\“ yf‘ L'Union Jean Baptiste, Jean Sho i the | Gaptiste, D'Amerique and Auxiliary H. Brown, th | Jean's hall, Sunday even Supreme Seats on sale Pric Jan, Spendthrift is Irance the wite of whos ru audience be convinced of Mrs. extravagant habits, that she appear in some rather expensive tions, Beca sight of them, at the idea of having to settle the bills for similar sartorial triumphs. Seats now selling. Meriden.—Several hundred Hebrews, both sexes being equally represented, met Sunday evening and passed reso- ions denouncing the provis Burnett immigration bill which would enforce the holding of a literacy test probably ) delight and men clos in the case of every immigra ing into the United States aftpr the| Mrs Louis J. bill was made a laws —— xtravagance hing else. in “order that the clothes_crea- of that Miss Louise Price, who plays the part, will have the pleasure of displaying to the aud- ience here, which is criminating as any in the world, sev eral. gowns calculated to make wo; open their eves wi on of the i Vezina of Woonsocket, the installing office Fournier was installed president of Council 1SS, and Mrs. George Lacroix as president of Auxi- No_ 187. After the installation svoke at some length on he affairs of the society. Rev. Joseph Belanger. chaplain of the couneil, s Ward | made a brief address and was followed Morin ¢ of Danielson. After the onies of installation an inter hard- i nment was given, the e ng programme bein e t: Vocal solos by Mr Jr. and Miss Anna ¥ panied on the pi by s onia_Robitaille; recitation, Odilas Arpin: comic sketch, The Four Prunes, Ward Arpin and Alcidas Clocher. Those irge of the affair as masters of monies were George Lucier and, Anna Robitaille. The hal as dis- Willimant & Newsy Notes. at the | ' William Rochelean, Jr. left Monday their Hartford where he has been en- as druggist, Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Cote’s daught lle, who has been ill with pneu- the past few weeks is much im- es Sunday. llimantic was the relatives Sunday. | | ’ teeves of Danielson was the he zuest Jast week of Mrs, nt com- | . ¥, Cnte of Railroad street. Fontaine left Satur- day for Springfield, Mass., to care for SPENDTHRI FTSQRPHEUM THEATRE, DANIELSON cordance in He- | moved from the | ] sag) Among those present from out of d, many being present frnmc?; % (own were Mrs. Frank Fuller of Ab- . Daniclson, Taftville, NorwitReasiq " VERY WIFE'S ouTY Watch: Husband’s Hair., If Thin Or Full of Dandruff Insist On His Using Parisian Sage. Men as a class give but little thought to the care of the hair. Not until it comés out by the combful, or some friend remarks that they are getting bald, -do they really take notlce—then it may pe teo late. If your husband's hair is getting thin; "if he has dandruff or the scalp itches; take immediate action—do not let_him become a bald head. Get from any drug or toilet counter a 50 cent bottle of Parisian Sage. It contains the exact elements to supply hair and scalp needs. The first appli- cation removes all dandruff—the great hair destrover. A litgle Parisian Sage rubbed ‘well into the'scalp for a few nights will work wonders. When the hair stops falling and {he new growth appears use every other. night until the hair_is thick and abundant. Parisffn Sage is a delightful and | invigorating hair fonic for men, women | and ehildren. 1t is o scientific prepa- | | ration based on a thorpugh knowledge of what is needed by the heir and scalp to keep them perfectly ' healthy and remove dandruff, stop scalp itch and falling hair. Surely try Parisian Sage. Lee & good. Co, sells it with an agreement to refund your money if not satisfled Look for the trade-mark—- The Girl with the - Auburn Hair.” Accept no other. her brother, George Reeves, who re- cently, underwent a surgical opera- Octave . Carou, and nd Mrs. Bartholomew Caron, of Norwich,-spent Sunday with local rel- | Mr and Mrs, Willlam Credzy of | Plainfield are moving to Baltic | William, Clara and Helen Tessier of Phoenix, R. friends Sunda I, were visiting loca WEDDING. Paul—Lafleur. In St, Mary's church Monda ing Johin B, Paul and Miss erance Lafleur were united in marriage at 7.30 o'clock by Rev. Joseph V. E. | Belanger, who also celebrated the nup- | tial high mass. The witnesses were | the pride’s father and the groom's | father. “The bride was gowned in I { white crepe meteor and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. After the services a breakfast was served {at the - home of. the bride’s parents. "7‘)12 newlyweds left at 10.07 for Prov- idence. R, I, where they will spend |a week ©On -their return they will |reside for a time at the home of the | bride’s parents. Mr, and Mrs, Paul |have a large cirele of friends, who | wish them happiness in their wedded | life. | Caught Big Fish. | Fred rd and Fred Johnson went | hirg in Packer t week and caught 18 pickerel weighing pounds, | The largest weighed four and a quar- | ter_pouna. | Three days more—Tuesday, Wednes- | day and Thursday—the closing days | of the most successful clearance sale Charon's_store has ever experienced The goods on sale are of the high- est quality and the prices are greatly reduced. Many new bargains are be- ing brought out today and the store | should receive a gmenerous patronage during the next three days.—Ady NORWICH TOWN Funeral of Miss Adelaide L. Beckwith Largely Attended—Election of Holy | Name Society—Harmony Whist Club Mects. A | The | tuneral ot e was a large attendance at the Adelaide L. Deckwith | held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at her home on West Town street. Rev. W. R Andrews of Providence, R. I, | conducted the impressive service, | reading selections of scripture and of- | tering. praver. He took for his text Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age like as a shock of corn cometh in its season. She lived a Christian life, he said, she knew her Savior's | power 1 her life and lived to do His will, ever giving faithful, prayerful service to her church. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, for their works do follow them, Every blessed hope of the scripture is ours for her, the hope,of the resurrection, ana then to live eternairy with her Lord. In closing the speaker referred to the | | evening time of her life made beauti- ful by the tenderest love and thought- ful care and devotion of those nearest to_her. he many choice flowers were from neighbors, friends and relatives. Burial Was.in the family 1ot in. Yantlc ceme- tery, where a committal service was {read at the grave. The bearers were William Case, Daniel MeNeil, Frank . Avery and Dwight W. Avery. Henry Allen & Son had charge of the ar- rangements. ington, a niece, Mrs. Brana and_her husband, from Hartford, and Miss | 3} Beckwith, a member of the fac- ulty of the Emma Willard school of Miss Beckwith was the daughter of Mr. and- Mrs. Lester T. Beckwith. She was born in Huntington avenue. When she was six vears old her father pur- chased the Hugh Calkins place and moved “there, where she has since re- sided. On her mother's side she was a direct descendant of Roger Sherman, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Miss Beckwith was the last of her immediate gamily. i Besides her church interests she was a_ faithful member of the Sophie Wietzel circle of the King's Daughters, often entertaining the circle at her pleasant home. The graces and beauty of a character developed by trial and trist in her Savior shone out in all her daily Jife and left their aniet in- fluence upon all who were privileged to be her friends and neighbors, for hers was the warms human friendship that we need most now and here. Officers of Holy Name Societv. | The Holy Name society of Sacred Heart church held a meeting at three o'clock Sunday rafternoon at which of- ficers were elected as follows: Presi- dent, Joseph F. Lynch of West Town street; vice president, John Hughes recording secretary, William J. Burns financial secretary, James Flynn; spir itual director, Rev. C. W. Brennan. These officers will be installed at a meeting to be heid next Sunday after- noon. ! Oyster Supper on’ Birthday. Neighbors and friends to the number of 15 enjoyed an oyster supper Sunday eveping at the home o6f Mr. and Mrs. James Furey on Plain Hill in honor of Mrs.-Furey's birthday. The gather- ing- was planned for Saturday evening but was postponed because of the weather. Vocal and instrumental se- lections were rendered during the | evening. ki i | Entertained Whist Ciub. | The Harmony Whist club was enter tained Monday afternoon by Mr: Woodbury O. Rogers at her home on Washingion street. = News in General. Capt. H. N. Jones returned Saturday to histhere on Vergason avenue after several weeks' absence in the vicinity | of Hampton Roads, V: Mys; Mazard Tucker of = Scotland ‘1elurned Friday after a month's stay = E LOST AND “FOUND LOST—Sunday, between Norwich and Wiilimantic, on ‘9:45 p. m. trolley from Norwich, gentleman’s gold watch in black case with fob. tin Office and receive reward. jan Keturn ‘to Bulle: LOST Big blug tic ears and tan spbt in Center of head Norwich tags on coll residence of James phone 642-2. rd, on Tuesday. Finder pléase tele- ked Toxhoun an | ar; last scen near Stoddard, in Led- Janzza LEGAL N OTICE AT A COURT OF at Plaintield, within trict of Plainfield, on the 24th day of A. D. 1914, Estate of Frank W Plainfield, in said Di; The Executrix hav OHN E. PRIOR, Judge. PROBATE HELD and for the Dis- WANTED FOR SALE DVERTISEMENTS .8¢ per Line, Six Words to the L.ine POETRY THE SAD WORLD. has.risen, but his ra 1nd cold and cheeriess; a world_of yesterdays Whe once hoped and wo n for the fea only turn to s t still are te blow through hedges Dbe lightly swin ss that once was there seen gupplanted by despaies VWhere gladness bnce was ringing There 1s smzi note of cars . Medbury, 1aie of| WANTED—Man to advertise and so- Strict, deceased. | licit for Kogers silverware; pay $02 Per ing made writfen|month. A. A. Cline, Advertising Mana- application to this Court, in accord- | ger, 352 Hogérs Building, Philadelphia, g ance with the statute, for an order of sale of the whole of fpherein described, it Ordered, That ' sai heapd and determine Court Room in_Plain sanzia car, tully tion, ntLe Janzid FOR SALE—Staniey cam quipped, first cld either kerosene or gasolins ingiire Touring, Bulletin uUrkce. er touring cond f the real estat = —— — s 2 WANTED—Thousands of sr‘)‘\crnmmll d application be | POsitions open to men N women g e Brobate | Over 18: 365 to $150 month; vacations: field, in said Dis- | steady work; parcel post means many o R I e Vanuarye A~ D, aDpointments; common education sutii- 1913, 41 10 0'clock in the forenoon, and | clent: “puil”’ unnecessary; write im: that public motice ot the pendency. of | medlately for free IISt of positions now sald application, and of said hearing | available, Franklin_ Institul Dop! thereon, be given by publication of this | 35: Rochester, n The having District, at least five date assigned foi that return be made JOHN E. PRIOR, circulation in said h Bulletin days prior to the aid_ hearing, and to this Court. rried man tarmingi small Address K. Jan26dy Judge. James —Live poult WANTED _Small | investors to join SEALKD PROPOSALS will bé re-{ OUl smoKing—aircie; Smokers who ap- ceived by the Si sioner, Room Conn.,’ until 2 p.'m 1914, 'for state road wing. towns in accoi and speclfications on of the State Highw and_also at the T TOWN OF COLCHESTER, about 1670 | te Highway Commis Capitol, = Hartior cigars preterredy _ Ad- ragans smoke Shop. Menday, Feb, work in’ the fol- | ~\YANTED <A rdance with plans| poysework on a farm; smail family. file in the office | A\Qh ona 15 vay Commissiener | { ollowing places Woman to help with Janzed cavers, twisters, wind- linear feet of Native Stone Macadam | ers, also loom fixer; steady work. Ap- or spe che: fcations Town C er. TOWN OF about 5750 linear feet of Gravel con- iians ana office of Mr. Wm. H. Brackett, fir: Struction. selgetman,” Willingion Hall, Jr.’ & Co. TO BIA, about 16577 . " Welden " Division Block, Willimantic. accompanied by @ bond or & certified cb Onectnird of the cost Stace ity Coms The FIENC to reject an Dated at Harttord, o1 avel construction. Plans and | ply W 7 linear feet of Native | from deale Storie Macadam or Gravel construction. | snuff, smo Plans and specifications at office ot I | Penn Whole Side Si. Ml Jan1sd | n as farm mana-\ Winship Farm, d ign $75 per month Slerk’s office, Col- i WILLINGTON pecineations at , care Gardner & YWN OF COLUM- not absol toly necessary Ipr cigarettes, clgars 5 and cnewsni tobac saie Tobaceo Company, Sta- En, . Jordon | tion 0., New York, N. Y. ~ janisd AlL_bids ‘must = . Surtty company | . WANTED—Live pouisy. G. A. Bul- heck not less lard.) T 46-12 décew PEEha ok taw _fars, ot H. A, Heeb- ST - Water S, e€very Trursasy. S A. C.' Bennet novile Conn.,, Jan. 2 e e WANTED—Eaw -urs, Wil be at e le Tiefenbiack, W auregun, | experience | K6 orders | car, never at g cost of 2l der; will brook, Conn most new u ¥200.00 buys i tomobile, care Hulletin Tive-passeng: been run sin $100; this W €0 o 1912 roadst demonstrate. AP) NITY to buy a upright plan ¥ In July—party nola piano. Th notiryin 3 ALE—Lot_100x100. esterty trolley road n_original price of ADpLY o Mrs. Jean G. Ches: . on W [, ¥OI SALE—Genuine bargain Dright piano, nan Ceen’ tor . few or touring | e overhauled | orthy of Inve er in iin ply o A Yanze grade oid - new xchanged twd build- Usome mii- o0id, apout aniver, FOR SALE k_ho E store of Genrsatl. Eratt, No. 11 Water | £0ut and At bric J. BE; St., every g 2 5 Wooaworta Surprise yod. Deipain State Highway Commisstoner. Rovitd . Fard, Jewett ~ Room 27, Capitol, “FOR SALE CIDER MiLL TR SALE W goil | ing to ¢ ;l he builaing into a nouse. , Conn., K. ¥. U. No. Janiva 10 years , goua worker an othing; also mic Ausun, Gaie Jinzea icuzars, write H. No. 4. Colenester Tock of millinery c that wili se Beaur Jansd NG AND TRESPASSING NO- 12X1Z, SIx tor . The \'Bulieun Ha Conn. ™| _ 3HOOT! rtford, Conn. ™ | SHOOTING AN NOT The Board of R Norwieh, Conn., will 21st, to appeals from the sessors, and to do a proper to be done at Dated at Nerwic 1914. lief of the Town of ty ach: day, from Feb. 1st to keb. to 4 p. m., to listen 14 aid Town, i5¢., twave for Lo, Frinters, Not ich, Conn. WANTED—Plano Wning. A. G, Gor- oy, 29% Prospect t. City, wol 63a-4. y1a meet in the C doings he As-| ny other business BROAD SILK TWISTERS Said meetings. WANTED AT ONCE Conn., Jan. 20tn, Good wages and steady work. BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG CO., CURRIE GILMORE, Jan27g Norwich. W. B janzoa LACK BURN, WANTED = HICKORY LUMBER J. M. Tatem Handle Co., 5 ' WILLIMANTIC, CONN. a les ® | Tetephone 267-12 Willimantic Division Scgn they will be big boys HELP WANTED and girls, and their faces wil! | <. only 4 memory. Samuel Ge: aeclsd Dok Patent stov for §1. %, terms atir | Way, Norw | " ronr san 1 tomobile. Main St and 206 6 elope each, $3.0u prices 1of a Coun. YOUK RANGE 7 FOR SALE the city ol Norw | property nas ity own w Appiy_to Widiam H. S THINK IT OVER - T AN BUYING poultry of ail kin Anyone hav g same, arop iert, Coiciiester, i To e Ky J. Stow New Haven. seplsc vostal <0 Conn. range sen! he Leonard real estul tne large mansion bous houses, 2 barus, | zeres o lany, conveuscutly W. Bacon | D Sorwich, consistiug of b aw lng OuLDULIGNES and 1Ul ucuied o ice und on | 1nevery Songster's singing. TO RENT > e el The rose is drooping on the vine, TO LET_A nice farm of 160 acre i1 petals fall unheededs situated two mile Stonington village: land and buiidings In’'exceilent condition; pastures weil wiich I'fondly pleaded— ed with never failing springs; | Anather's won her, with the fine on premises. For further detalls [ * Inheritance I needed. s H. B. Beckett, North Stoning- kiser, In' the Chicago Record- nz.a it south of Norti ond ey t once looked into mine ve ceased to_let me read the sign HED ROOMS, ‘ veniences, 38 Union St. Phone 1051-3. GIFTS. 1 Jvied Zai ‘ e E SR It was not for your heart I sought. ‘ TENEMENT of four rooms to rent. | but you, dear foolish maid, have ‘ 03 Fifth St. jan23d brought ; L e £ hira —| Only your heart to me. TO RENT_A tenement of_six rooms| Ah’that so rare a gift should be on Seventh St. Inquire at i1 Sevent Eift 1 wanted not! 3 t. sanz TO RENT—Sunn Dl nt | upper OESS Sy seven-room tenement, J1 Eim St.; bath, | R Ot e sas, set tubs, hot wate: s 384, with, ingesmons even = s s the lesser prize, s offering. Janiid T at, in Love's name, shall I do, way, central location, Who have both lost and captured you? regan hotel, now You will but love me; so, tatior and’ ' gentieme Since 1 too cannot let you £0, o William . 1 can but love you too. —Arthur Symdhs TO RENT_Basement tenement at 56 School St., with.pleasant southern ex- posu inquire at Bulletin Utifce. HUMOR OF THE DAY | Academ Teacher (describing her encounter _ with a_tramp)—And _then—I_fainted. ‘ Little Johnnuie Jeffries—Wi" yer left or ‘ SUMMER COTT GE: wi' yer right, ma’am?—London Tat- For Meni—¥ or suic. ater Hill, Weckaparz, Fleassut View, Rentals. $11g-3250¢ inspection b &nDol FRANK W. COY, € ¥igh Strest, Wesic: _ong Distance Aelephone. mi;:si rgyman—Will thou take woman for thy lawful wedded wi ospective Bridegroom—Well, wol er think I come ‘ere for?—The Tate does vour father do for =& ed one little girl. “Why,” other, “he takes up the in church.”—Chicago News. s was out yesterday developing the speed of his machine.” “Well, how | did it turn out?” “A case of arrested 1 OFFER FOR SALE development."—Yale-Record. 2 Admirer—Where did you get that a farm of about 125 acres with good | eart-rending description of “a sick buildings, near R. R. depot with stock | child? Great Author—It's the way my bo says he feels when he wants to and tools ?:Z?:Em{:c';“"!age‘ get out of going to school.—Life. = Client—Gocd gracious! What a cari- Phene 300. 86 CIiff St. | cature! Painter—Excuse me: that's a FOR SALE clive 1o e puyer. L iy 35 Broad- icu, Conn. octldd L15—A second-hand Ford au- { Fhone 933, NOIW W. ‘Hamiiton, kxecutor, ich, o ad- Iysd 130 ¢ notcheads 5% (regular business size) {of. The Bulleun Company . Norwicn, : Cooks, General 5 Housework Girls, Chamber Maids. Bring the babies and we'it| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREsU. catch their smiles, . LAIGHTON |~ fon saiE ihE G TOGRAPHER : - PR TSN Pt R Dpppstis TATRE SevIm Sty quantity of Contractor's Tools and Ma- with her daughter, Mrs, Adelbert E.| faie,. The stock Includee o oottens | Geer, of the Scotla Mrs. W. D. Thaches was in Fitchville last mothe; Mrs. E. A. Talbott of Greeneville, whose house was b land road. Mrs. Edward _Wel Saturday to her home in W Mass,, after a_few | her daughter, Mrs. C. Town street. r, Mrs. Everett Stark, whose | condition remains un 120, is_spedding some time with her ster, Mrs. Louis Olsen, of the Scot- M. . CUSCOKAN, Supr, Central Eidg, FOR SALE Comm nd road. | , new C. H. & E. portable s | D, with boring attachmelis, derricks, © of Tanner street | puinps, Jjacks, barraws, shovbls, picks. ek isi { nd a great variety of tools, weel Lo visit her | Ate Brick, Fire Cl fing_Paper oofing Paint, about §0 t nd zdx$ hanged. { cedar shingles, a large 1 econd- | hand doors and window urned two weeks | Jan20TuThs X | SALE HORSES nston returned | I have several nice chunks and Itham, me big draft Horses, also three big weeks' visit with .cond hand workers that 1 want to ‘'onverse Smith, of | dispose of right away to make room | for another express load of 28 head !which will be here Kebruary 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Ambler and | Come and see. Prices right. Fred Purvis were among members of | Tel. 1139, ELMER R. PIERSON the Central Baptist present at the Sheltering arms service Sunday afternoon. After passing several weeks with her niece, Mrs\ Julia Tal avenue, Mrs. Laura church who were | | The Neponset Shingles meke a rool which IS Prooi asains bot, of Otrobando | fire caused by sparks and embers—a Baker left Thurs- | raof wi.ch is extremely durable and, day .to spend the remainder of the | moreover, a roof which is unusually winter with her son, of Westerly. Traveling third class in England is | increasing in popularity, Truman Bennett, | aitractivé in appearance. ECK, 3WWILLIAMS & CO., 47 to 55 Wes: Main St, Central Whart, | Taecia IT’S A MISTAKE Made by Many Norwich Residents. Many people. in a to get rid of kidney plasters, liniments and other make- shifts. The right -tréatment is kid- ney treatment and a remarkably rec- tion, The proof is at The following is an cal of the work of Doan’s Kidney Pills | B! in Norwich. John Connell, 32 Forest Street, Nor- | the following a wich, Conn,, say Doan's Kidney have never failed t when I have used COL. EARL N. GALLUP AUCTIONEER . graduate from Jones' Nat. School of uctioneering. Specialty of Farm and 2 Peaigreed Stock. Mercaandise and misguided effort | Real Estate Sales. Adcress, backache, rely on Danielson, Conn. Telephone Counection. C. B. MACFARLANE. . ... Auctioneer ommended kidney medicine is Doan’s | ez AUCTION vouryvery door.| I will seil at public auction at my 3 o1 | Place, one-talf mile south of the post- experience typi- | office’ at South . indham, on Babcock at 10 o'clock 2. m, “IUESDAY, JAN. 27, Tived property: Five : £00d young cows, some coming fresh T can recommend | Soon, 1 _yearling heifer, 1 good young Pills highly as they | NOLSe; Welght 1200 Ibs. good worker and goou driver, farming fools and im- T Dlements, 1 11&Ht one-horse farm. wag- sive me relief | B e irket wagon, demoerat wagon them. T strained |1 éne-horse. dump CArt, SHTIng. hartow my back and my kidneys were affect- | SUltiyator, 2 plows, Keystone weeder; ed. Nothing helped grinastone. 3 ncubators 16" fons” good el Rt | Bav"i%Tikse Tot of eofn fodder.” out 1L I pro- | ready'to feed, 200 Dushels corn oa_the cured Doan’s’ Kidney Pills at N. D., cob, 1 ladder, cart pole, wagon jack, 1 Sevin & Sow's, Drug Store. They | Stoies, milk tank, Creamery’ cans, hac: | acted like a charm a; kidney . troubie. since.’ For sale by all dealers.” Price 50 soalen, milk tank, Créamery’ cans, har: nd I hav Tiosses, § cords of hard wood, Hiouse- © had no | {513%%oods, and other things too mi- Hierous to mention. Sale raim or shine. RCaterer Will be'in attendance. W. F. WEBB, cents. Foster-Milburn ~-, Buffalo, 4 . New York, sole agents for the United | 27244 et fiadbin. Sopn States. e R S Rémember the name—Doan’s—and | , THERE 1s no advertising ;nihl.dw take no other, Basgtern Connecucul & i Ietin Tor business Tesults ton. K. F. Button. 1 | catd printe {5,000, 36 FOR SALE 0. 1. C. bregas, registere PRINTIN G- envelopes udlow’ Far L. &, Norw 4 10 co LL00u, 321050000, leiterhcads. Thorough- ,rieatly printed, Tor $1.96; 00 | S id for ' samples and ahy GRNLIGS you are in need | 1 anmi Central and other Workmen's Compensation ed to quote rates prep. information to Workmen's Compensation. FRANCIS 0. DONOHUE, Building, Norwich, Ct relative FOR SALE Eight-room Cottage with bath and steam 1 scod bai ve mi reet. rn and large fct. Price ceasonabis. N. Tarrant/& Co. 117 Main Street, a1, 1oated auter’ walk frem Main Norwich, Ct — || Buy a Home This Month The short month of February makes your rent 10 higher. month’s 1 owill list. Beat the calendar. Buy a home by January 31st with what you would spend for next rent. giadly show you my Thomas H. Beckley May Building, 2 Phones Main — 3es. percent. Street | the New Conn. Meals and will_take place, ve. yeich Rarebit erder, Jcho Tuckie Propy AUCTION Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 1914 | To the Farmers of this Sec&ionA FORECLOSURE SALE | Several brand new Gas Engines London Motor Co's mal { with fixtures, 3, 5, and § horse power. | | These engines have never been used. | Demonstration given at sale. This sale | tojephone 147 Opposita Thames Bank | A1 present oye rain or shine, as the | | g00ds must be dispoged of on this day. | e at Anderson’s’Marine Plant, Trambull St, New " F.J. WEST, Auctioneer. Railway London, NEWMARKET HOTEL, 15 Boswell A First-class Wines, Liquors and Cigars. W obic served. o Tel. 3-8 of | list of customers lovking for farma. { 42517 e | Send description or call cow — portrait of myself. Client—Oh, lifelike, very lifelike, I'm sure—Fliegends Blaetter. FOR SALE gets very little candy and few flowers these day “How’s that?* “Seems her three beaux got together . Complete Furnishings for a 12- || and formed a gentlemen’s agreement.” —Louisville Courier-Journal. Zoof boarding ho = - Young Bride (to waiter)—Waiter, with a lease of the property oc- se. together RN & % my nd has been here a lot latel capled. Located very near (ne I &5 il right eh® Waiter— center of the city. Inspection o- ¥ | On. yes: ho never has more than three licited, glasses of beer. Full information uptn applica- ff|he'd sure tion. Blaetter JAMES L. CASE, fn{' 1 40 Shetnckéy St, Norwich, Ct. FOR SALE he were not happy Fliegende ar see what claim you have dent insurance,” said the 1 were thrown out of a dmit, but, on your own you were not hurt.” “Well, the merest escaped * suggested ant.—P The a for the gas com: was maki popular address. “Ti company If I were permitte 7. in the words of know 'l'h F 1. poe ‘Honor the L;lgnt e Ime the Boilence)ot0NT what o “chares Manufacturing Plant B ot Gt ieen: wacis lately occupied by the Tobin Arms Mfg. Co. IN GREENEVILLE. The main building consists of thrge fioars of about 2,000 squ feet cach and there is a large dition and-office building. are employ | more 500,000 homes The property is supplied w 50 horse water-power at t iowest price in Connecticut. , Plans and full particulars upon application. Favorable terms. JAMES L. CASE, 4 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct FOR SALE A Modern Cottask of six rooms and batl, all in en Price gud term JAMES L. CASE, 0 Shetucket St. Nerwich, C(. e Farm of 25d Acreis;_ Conme un Bous Youl, seiebhone about 30 mariets F0%0s G e St tidlil B8 5 | T bureau of public works at Mantla- Mol B Mitnibe NUrkaa lieian tree L R T T e e o L DA Ang. Woou.and, DIvoKk TuBLiLE tarouga | Vice Consul Y atin otk has ia Fsom: e reports Saeniones Glepiuces; Letlar under wiole | Jhemia for e mer Thrke DATa T4 b 30, With Noces | T T T DU Ll atadiivr uy baths Oy s s, waa? OB Sied Wiaon‘hatee” Ml Mo Nak: O bl 15 fonl o pat ey o | s peres whgon, vie Luinber Wilso e artnae "ools and machitery being cc Bouchal of the potato erop amounts to 12,- h is an increase | 0f 11,006,000 bushe the produc- on in 9112. | The 1913 crop was raised £2, acres compared fied on ‘4 Murge larm: ‘Yhe brice of : this tarm, nciuding maciinery ama| It penttonsad tha Gay, is omly 3% can femaln | ern method on° rorigage o imme: | fox ; AlsE Slagely nvest i k. Miss Amirs WILLIAM A. WILCOX Tteal Eatate Broker, onditions, ,as’ rogaps *smalind Wext Bromd St, Reums 1 xmd = | noL been y so; bad &S “Westeriy, i L e o Telephone No. #vo- octitd aratio i e export is understopd to - begun @ number of years vlished teuiar mere There - are now ¢nsaced in this. in- of Tant g, The. . roush the Now is the time to lisi your farms | ¢ if you want to sell. | bave a large WILLIAM F. HILL, iy - port of Shangha 25 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. | = 190 Afghan pa- i SRR SR | tient said to visit medical mis- 100 MARKET G RDEN, slons-on (e border. forspechel sphat= ¥ POULL Y 4hU sclcias puipuse it ust | 0] ortion of " Haese Vulslde City, on staie road. Larse 5 of the eve. spriug led ke, stockhed With lish, near | C4 dust storms and Douse; o0 acres smootn tliabie 'iaud, especially in i of chil- Tesi pasiu.es and woodicisi; pienty of | dren. Also there are wany buliet or gruit; nice cotiuge house, wilh veranda | knife wounds which require surglcal hot and coid water and baca treatient. The mission b Za, mew silo, lczhouse and sheds; acs | [Teaient. B ospital at 2 Bta, Sgr il keatioass o thtas 45 | Koohamar treats "abont. 7060 patients 34,000, easy terms. annually, of which two-thirds are Fiyow's Ameme. Willimamtic. Comn. Afghans!