Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 28, 1914, Page 8

U CLOUDY, WARMER TODAY; & i CLOUDY, COLDER THURSDAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight. Vaudeville and Motio: L2 the.Auditorium. By Moving Fictures at Colonial Theatre. Vaudevill y: Th“f‘;tre. e and Photoplays at Davis Norwich Grange, -No. 172, mests in Pythian Hall. SRS Thames "Council, No. 1851, R. A, mests In Foresters’ Hall P Norw! ige, No. 12, A, U. W., meets in Germania HMLL W Sachem Chapter, No. 57," O. L. S, meets in Buckingham Memborial, ; Painters’ and Decorators’ Union meets in Carpénters’ Hall, ANNOUNCEMENTS \Give Church Bros. a trial for your wieat. January Witite Sale—Parisian Ivory &t 20 per cent. reduction this week at Lee & O-zood’s Firemen's ball, Jewett City, Triday ovening. Collins’ Singing orchestra of Marlboro. Concert 8.30 to 9.30. Danc. ing until 2 a. m. Don’t miss it. DAVIS THEATRE, Four Musical Lunds Making a Big Hit b This Week. One of the best vaudeville and fea- ture photoplay Dbilis of the scason is being seen at the Davis the first half of’ this_week, tho headline. attraction being the Four Musical Lunds, who Present a classy musical specially in- troducing trumpets, cornets and xylo- phones, playing everything from r: time t6 classic, and the applause t Has greeted theso talented performers every time they have appeared gives ample proof of the merits of the act. The Brobst Brothers in their singing and dancing specialty have something out of the ordinary run of team acts 2pd their dancing of the.old Lan shire clog is a distinct feature. Billy Edwards, the monologue comedian, sings songs and tells stories in a way that pleases everyome. The feature toplay is asbeautiful two-reer Dom- 0 picture called The: Harp of Tara, iaken from that beaufiful old Irish Dballad of the same name. The famous Mutual Weekly is also on this bill and contains many interesting events never before shown in the city. The Under Sheriff is the title of a very funny Keystone comedy with Fatty, the comedian, causing roars of laugh- ter throughout the entire picture. The Davis theatre concert orchestra, under the direction of G. W. Phillips, sup plies special musical numbers that is one of the features of the show. For thie last half of the week another first class bill is_booked which includes Wesley and White, a team of clever comedy sketch ariists: Keene and Johnson, eccentric colored comedians, in a lively hodgepodge of singing and dancing; Grant and Mattoon are the third act, and they have a sensational cannonball juggling specialty. The photoplays include The Mutual Girl, the most talked of picture of the with other dramatic and comedie: complete the show. Note: There will be the regular mat- inee Thursday afternoon of vaudeville and phoioplay May Robson in The Clever Woman at the Davis Thursday Night. men are stubborn, but your father’s just piain mule.” “Louis IX. took to religion, but afl other Louises tools to furniture “Every man is a Mormon at heart, but 1 hate to see it spreading to the Wwomen. Any woman can'get what she wants out of a husband is she keeps dinging at him long enough.” “T've got 2 Louis XV. bedroom, but es me is what Louis XV. ould have thought of my Omaha un- derwear. These ‘are a few of the lines from The Clever Woman, which, with May Robson in the title role, comes to the Davis theater Thursday evening, Jan. 2ath, It is James Forbes' cleverest satire on phases of every day American life. Miss Robson as Emily Lamson, wife of the newly Tich westerner who comes on from Omaha. for the financial and social conquest of New York, has a most excellent field for the display of her versatility. Her dread of of- fending the maid, her fear of the but- ler, her demeanor towards “that royal- iy'in the kitchen,” and her chafing ut the restraint, clothes and customs rlewly thrust upon her are ludicrous in the extreme, but at the same time car: home a telling lessor “Miss ‘Robson is under the direction | of William MooraPatch, the country’s | newest and youngest theatrical- pro- | diicer. Seats are now selling. Prices 25 cents to $1.30. COLONIAL THEATRE. The Stolen Legacy, Sensational Two- Reel Story of Gypsy Life. Sheriff John O. of Putnum, and | the ne mentioned fn connection with the story Is that of 3. :f. Bes- | sette, Brooklyn, the member of the e DANIELSON Grange Adopts Resolutions on Sheriff Sibley’s Death—Cheaper Ice Assured —J. M. Bessette May Be Extra Dep- uty Sheriff. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed are spending a few days in Boston. Heory Miller of Townsend, Mass., formerly of Dayville, has been a Te- cent visitor with friends in town. P. B. Sibley has returned from a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. in_Providence. n of Worcester was a re- cent visitor with Mr. ana Mrs. George Lyon of the West Side. Attended Cost Congress. Burdette C. Hopkins was in Boston Tuesday attending the cost congress in session in that city. A. Daperle of Woonsocket vis- nds in Danielson Tuesday. Sitting in New Haven. M. A. Shumway is presiding ons of the superior court in | Jok ited fr dge over New Haven this week. liss Delia Perreault of New Bed- ford has been spending a few days with friends in Putnam and Daniel- son. Dr. L, J. Morfn was at Putnam Tues- | day evening to assist at the installa- tion of the officers of Unfon St. John Baptist Mrs. M. A. Shumway was at Boston Tuesday to attend the funeral of a Michael Aylward, who -was suddenly and seriously ill, was comfortably Tuesda L. B. S. Meeting. Mrs. Simeon Danielson is to have the members of the Ladies’ Benevolent so- ciety of the Congregational church at her home for a meeting this (Wednes- day) afternoon. Grange Takes Action. Frank E. Lathrop, Simeon Danielson and Harry E. Back, as a committee-of Killin inge, have prepared me- morial resolutions relative to the death of Sheriff P, B. Sibley. Yrank A. Simmons of Warren, R. T., | was a visitor with friends in Danidison | Tuesday | | | Leaves Backus Hospital. able to be out daily. Arthur Mathieu, who has been a pa- tient at the Backus hospital in Nor- wich, has returned here restored to| health | Dowiinick Nado, who underwent seri- | ous surgical operations at a Worces- ter hospita. howing marked im- | Drovement at his home here and is | | Bank Enters Federal Reserve. The directors of the Windham Coun- | ty National bank have voted that the institution entér the federal reserve chain of banks, as provided by the | currency bill recently enacted by com- ress. Application for membership has been made. Ice to Be Cheaper. A new company that has entered | the local field announces, a decided re- | Guchon from the prices asked for ice | in Danielson ldst season. Up to 100 | pounds the price is to be at’'the rate | of 35 cents a hundred, from 100 to 500 pounds at the rate of 25 cents a hun- dred, all over 500 pounds at 20 cents a hundred, less 10 per cent. from these prices for prompt payment of bills. The so-called domestic rate, 35 cents a hundred, is the one in which most peo- ple are interested, and is a cut of 15 cents a hundred from what users of small quantities of ice paid last vear. BESSETTE MENTIONED. Rumor That Brooklyn Democrat May Be Appointed Deputy Sheriff. Democrats in town hear a story to the effect that there is to be at least one additional de ieriff named by atic state central commit! e for he Twenty-ninth district and, tax col- lector in the town of Brooklyn. If Sheriff Iox so wills, he may awnhoint additional deput to the present force, as this county is by statute en- titled to ten, while only seven, all re- | pu re now in office, the same | force that served under Sheriff Sib- WAUREGAN PARISH PROSPEROUS \This story telis of Maurarez, w alarmed by threats of his laborers. leaves little daughter Carmen with a friend who is later shot and, dyin: | leaves the little girl and the valuable | papers belonging to her in the care of | fuan and Manuel, two peasants living | in the hut where the friend had fled. | Later Juan shoots Manuel and, think- ing nim dead, obtains the valuable | pers, marries and lives in men meanwhlle is picked by [ ies and grows up with them. One ddy Juan's wife sees Carmen and, tak- | i1ig a fancy to her, talkes her to her| home. The gypsies plan to rob Juan's hopse, but Juan recognizes Carmen Manuel arrives at this time and the fortune is turned over to Carmen and | Juan goes to prison. On the same bill | ig The Abandoned Well, a up distinct Biograph stor ofi Romance, E: now S Austria, and Dishing _Dick's Di washer, a roaring Pathe comedy Watch the papers for the nexL big feature, and remember the pictur: change eve: a AT THE AUDITORIUM. at the Colonial Rory of the Bogs Feature Picture To- | day. | A monster three-reel Trish picture | full of beautiful scenery and tal Irish soll is the featurc of toda ture bill. It is_entitled Ror: Bogs, and J. Warren Kerrigan, matinee idol of the moving picture | flends, takes the leading role. Rory of | the Bogs is one of the best Irish pic- | tures produced in a long while has been causing much favorable comment from all the exhibitors. The Alaskan Honeymoon, a very pretty musical comedy production, closes its | engagement here tonight after maiing quite a bit during its three dayvs' stay here. George Weichman, a very. clever clay -modeler, will also he on today’s | bill and will model several avell known | characters in clay. Eddie Lyons will | be with us again ‘today on the picture sergen ig a Nestor comedy entiticd His Wite's Burglar. BASS-CLEF CONCERT. . Baritone Century Opera Company. The public seems greatly interested in the concert at Slater hall ori Fri- day, the 30th. Vocal music is without doubt the most thoroughly enjoyed of any branch of musical -art, and no, form of vocal music_more popular than a chorus of men. The male Voice, being an octave lower than the femals voice, is richer in overtones and the harmonic effects are full and beauti- ful. The character of male chorus music is usually strong and Inspiring and all the selections which the club this time sing seem particulariy fo suckl an organization. Wit assistance of a soprano, 3iss Dun- and & baritone, Mr, Kreidler, of | wealti, | i Rev. J. C. Mathiew's Report Shows Debt Reduced to $3,500. ! Johu's hall in West Waure- n Monday cvening so many person: wthered for the Sacred Heart parish whist 63 tables were filled with- out a ting all who <wished to | 2 great social In" his annual ti pastor of t 1913 has® been iod for the par- s gave. liberaily | of co-opera- | delt on the parish has been ad reduced until at the present tim, mounts to oniy $3,500, Personal Mention. i Judge and Mrs. G. Bill are en- tertaining Ruth M. Skinner, president of the senior class of Wheaton college. Mi: kinner's home at Orleans, Vt. Mrg. Harold F. Glendining visited relatiye Boston Tuesday. Bridgeport.—The Barnum & Eailey reus has purchased from the New | izven road ten parlor cars of.the| Pullman type, which it will use for the transportation of their animals. The | cars are known four wheeled truck and are 60 feet long. 7 club pro- one in | i. Mr. Jreid- | baritone of opera_com- has yet pro- fast disap- American people is European artists, foreign languages. nglish oper«’ com- pany and present artis 1it€ on a par with most of so-called foreign 'y"n?bl‘lllt'( who are brought over here. When the American people gets over the craze for forcign noblemen for | their daughters, foreign made toys. for | fheir children and foreign singers for their opera, the American singer will come into his own. ] . Mr. Kreidler's success has héen con- | tinuous since his first appearance three | Yyears ago. He has a rich baritone voice and his dramatic temperanfent ‘is overpowering. Backed with all the ad- vajitages of university trainjng, his art blossomed forth with the spontan- ety of a beautiful flower when it was discovered a few years ago that e had | a voice. His study and development s0on Jed him to the concert and re- cital platform and in 1912-13 he en- tered opera. He is now under a three years’ contract with the Century com- pany. His selections for Friday even- ing are from his best roles and his appearance is looked forward to with the keenest anticipation. The sale of seats to purchasers of single concert tickets goes on this morning. Tickets are $1 each, all seats reserved, Davis' bookstore ra compa y, the presenting of a er the be: ny which this c duced. The Pearing whef forced to rely on ging opera in have our own ing untry time w the the | the | noon™ for Injured - Coasters L State Attorney and ing to Bermuda—Bond Advance Ben- efits Savings Bank—Fraternity stallations, Y1 0. willams w Tuesday afternoon to ing of the Booster Eastern Connecticut associations. Major A. D_:Melnty: at his home here since Saturday, will return’ to New York New Boat for Lake. B. D. Bugbee has for his use at Webste mer. an 18 foot, 24 h boat. Mrs. George F. members of "the her home on F the rial Injuries Not Henry Bughee and Torrey, who ered in coasting accidents been_discharged from ball Lospital A benefit dance is being planned for | Al persons liable to pay Personal the purpose of buying artificial limbs | Taxes in the Town of Colchester, are for Joseph Ryan, who was badly in- | hereby notified that I have a warrant jured when run over by a trolley car | to collect the Personal Taxes coming 2 few months ago. | due in February 1314, the same being : 3 | Fwo Dollars, for each person, and for Ll U rtacst | the purpose’ of collecting the same I | Leiters addressed as follows are un- | will be at my place of business, Wed- claimed_at the Putnam postoffice this ' nesday, Feb. 4th, cnd cvery Wednes- week; Thomas Dorvair, George Gau- day after in Februaty A. D. 1914, from cher, E. Goodman, John E. Rye, Miss | one until four o'clock p. m. Margaret Ryan, Mrs. Henry Langlois. | Dated at Colchester, Conn., Jan. 12th, 1914, Colig ol Bemid e E. C. SNOW, Collector. Sgate Attorney and Searls are to for New York, and w for Hamiiton, Bermud: month, Camera and Debating Club. A Camera and Debating club_has ed by the State Highway Commis béen organized at the Putnam High Room ~ 27, Capitol. - Hartford schogl. “The members of the Camera R L 5 ¢l will make pictures of local scenes | lowing fowiis in accordance. with blwns or use later in the reflectoscope that | and specifications on file in the Ofc bas been purchased for the school. | of the State Highway Commissione The Debating society is to meet once |and &lso at the following places a week, The subject of the first de- | TOWN OF COLCHESTER. about it70 bite is’ to be Resolved, That Moving | Linear feet of Native Stone Macadam Picture Entertainm Are a Benefit | Sfocifiontions Fown Clerk's offite, Col- to the People of Pu Rester: TOWN' OF WILLINGTON, Tire Duck Plant Declares Dividend. |about 5750 linear feet of Gravel con: The Manhasset Manufacturing com- | sraee of Mr. \ym. H. Bfacket am's new tire duck indus- | Selectman, Willihgton, care Gardner & ry and one that has helped boom the | Hali, Jr. & Co. TOWN OF COLUM- cliv-since it began doing business here | BIA, about 16577 linear fect of Native about two vears ago, has declared a | Sione Macadam or Gravel construction first quarterly dividend, 1 3-4 per cent, | hang 204 specifications at ollce orden to the holders of the preferred stock | Hlook. Wallim Nbids must be 1 per cent. on the common stock. The Smpanicd rely compan. concern - employs @ large number of | bond or a cer k not le n hands and has a growing business. |gv‘“"“;;?g"‘“;‘;“;r‘;,‘l‘ e Bank Benefits by Bond Advance. | {he risit to reject any and a An average advance of four points| Dated at Hartford, Coun., in the bonds held by the Putnam Sav- | 1914 ings bank, which, late in December c. Was SSSUSinc#frompasine out or te- State Highway Commis ceiving money until next July, means oot S a big sum added to the value of the| Room 27, Cap Hartford, Conn. securfties. A continued upward ten- = dency in the bond market would re- E lieve the conditions that brought about the placing of the restraining order by the state bank commissioners, Golden Cross Installation. The Board of Relief of the Town of The following officers of the Order | Norwich, Conn., will meet in the City of the Golden Cross were installed at | Hall Building, in said Town, each day, the home of Mr. and C.'D. Sharpe | Sundays excepted, from Feb. 1st to keb. : . 1st, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. M, to listen Monday evening: Noble commander, | 215t : hE As- M : : Lo sppeals from the doings of the As-| C. D., Shipe; vice noble commander, | fosebbe "and to do any Other business MisE financial keeper | proper to be done at said meetings. Melntyre; treas- | Dated at Norwich, Conn., Jan. K. Cole; worthy herald, | 1914. prelate, A. Graydon CURRIE GILMOR Keeper of records, Cora K SR Sharpe: wor outer guard, N. A. JAMBE N B LATE GO Ballard; worthy inner guard, Kenneth FRANK M LAUGHLIN C. Sharpe: past noble commander, o Board of Reli Frank A. Hopkins, a3 2 The officers were installed by Grand = Deputy -Commander Mrs. Lovett of - Willimantic, assisted by Mr. Lovett et s e s e Lo as deputy grand herald | Bopran=ehis Saedt In. the Town. Hall Installation of Council Gagnon. |/I'cb. from 11 oclock a. m. to 4 In Owls' hall Tuesday evening the ! 9 Ok L eI officers of Council Gagnon, No. 103, | hou listen to abpeals from the | Tnion St. John Baptist. were installed | doings of the Assessors, and to do any by Dr. L. J. Morin of Dax | bu: proper to be done at list of officcrs is as_follov s e instructor, Rev, C. Bedard; doyen, S Paul’ Mandler president, Al- KILROY, phonse Beau sident, - Henry BRUSH, XN.. Benoit; . Alphonse Board' of Relief. Bourcler; secretary, Frank H. Cardie: treasurer, Hector Duvert: percepteur, = Ulric Bedusoleil; master of ceremontes | cgf ~ EARL° N. GALLUP Omer Eordage; sentin Entered C. C. Talbot of this ' PUTNAM committee of Holbrook Cim street’ Friday after- Frances Willard memo- leave Thompson Auto Contest. LOST AND FOUND it LOST—On the 5. mantic, Monday, 0! { wateh with leather Jan28d | Tattville Postoffice and receive reward. “LOST Monday, In, the city, a lad open face silver wateh, with monogram car. from. Wills d_ hunting _ cake fob. Return. to and fob. Finder please return to The Bulletin Office and recelve reward. eave Hospital— | _jan2sd 5 - | TBANKBOOK TOST Lost or_stolen. Bits: Sedig Go Passbgok No. 106289 of The Norwich Savings Society. ~All tioned against pu ing the claim to said book is | on to' present said cl as at Danielson | on or before the 21st attend the meet- he Business Men's In- cancelled and extingu book issued .in lieu hasing or megotia’ e, and any person having a or submit to having the book declared amount aue thereon paid. persons are cau- hereby called up- | aim to szid bank day of July, 1914, sished and a new thereof, or the Janz1y re, who.has been { 10 Norwich, gentleman’s today. tin Office and receive Y.0ST—Sunday, belween Norwich and mantic, on 9.45 p. m. trolley from gold _watch in Return to Bulle- reward. jan27d ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE er TO-RENT’ ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF 8c per Line, Six Words to the Line POETRY SISTER'S LITTLE BROTHERS. When Reubén comes to tike her out %he Little Broihers stand about And size the horse and carriage up, And wonder will he stay to sup, And hope he will, because there’ll be The best preserves and cake ior-lea; And wouldn't it be joliy fum, if up should drive the Other One? Reuben comes to take her out The Litd others hang about And criticise his shoes and clothes, And laugh about his crooked nose: | 3nd hide their faces ip their ats. And softly groan, or yowl like cats, \nen the proud lovers, side by side, Step down the walk so satisfied. | When | | black case with fob. | . had completed | ,;1P%Ng tan spot in center of head: T lake next sum- | Norwicu tags on collar; last seen near orsepower. motor | residence of James Stoddard, in Led- yard, on Tuesday. Finder please tele- will T phorle 64 have U. at W. .G, T.0ST—Big blue ticked foxhound; jan: LEGAL NOTICE Serious. Miss Margaret | severe injuries last week, have | the Day Kim- n Mrs, Charles E Notice to Personal Ta;payers of the Town of Colchester Friday Il sail Saturday | a, for a stey of a PR.FOSALS FOR STATE ROAD WGRK EALED PROPOSALS will be re- nel, Omer A educat rull i let C DI in every cient with my coaching; Write for book- Washington, Janso fon su ormation free. 8. Earl Hopkins, W positions over 1 Steady availal 35K., Rocheste TED_Thousands of government open to men and women i $65 to $150 month; vacalions; Work;: parcel post mean nts; ‘common education suii- 117" unnecessary; write im- for free llst of positions now Franklin Institute, Dept. N. Y. Janzia ble. WANTED- some with farm; R., Eo: Middle aged married man ideas-of farming; small comfortable home .Address K. x 71, Hampton, Conn. _ jan2d WANTED—Small smoking circle preciate £00d our investors to join smokers who ap- cigars preferred. _Ad- many Jan2id $200.00 buys @ five-passenger touring car, never been run since overhauled at & cost of $100; this worthy of inves- tigation; also a 1912 roadster in fine order; will demonstrate. Apply to Au- tomobile, care Bulletin. Janzéd igh grade Soid _ new T OPPORTUNITY fo bu mahogany, upi from lactory same for pianola ment can be Norwich by ving M. Steinert & Sons Comp: 3 State Street, London, C: 10! Lot 100x100, t ings on Westerly trolley price less_than o Apply to Mrs. brook, Conn dress B. Y. S, Kagan's Smoke Shob. | TTpor sALl nuine bATs:m “in_al- Jan36d s most new upright piano, l‘,Axxdmrmelmae. WANTED—A woman to help with | hogany case, « eptionally fine tone, honework. o A {arm: small family. | best action ahd fully guaranteed; must Address Belle Tiefenback, Wauregan, | S¢ l: -:l““_“‘” 5 \1“1‘1:” U‘P‘dx-' per l‘:l{‘im; Cens Jan38d_ | O pehse. Write 5, Bulletin OT- WANTED Weavers Twimters wind: | fiet e eray Ao Toom hxer; steady” work. AD- LT 180N 1y West s S 51 FOR SALE ummings No. 2 post- Y Ve i Janled | fice canceiling machine. Inquire Al WANTEDSalesimen, 310 per month | fred . Ashicy, laindeid: _ danssd A s chushry. SRS siders | CIDER MILL FOR SALE—Wil sell from dealers for _cigarettes, cigars, |V cneap It sold at once, as 1 4‘"1 8O- I Caoking ana ‘chewing tobace S fe inding 1nto a ho Hon, Wiolesafe Tobades Comipany, Sta- o ydraiE P G Honj0, New epk, = i thauirs of bouis Gun: WANTED—Live poulay. A. Bul- | , Conn., K. ¥F. U. No. lard. el 646~ Géoeu Jan‘va WANTED liaw fars, 8t L, T nere 50 Water St every A 1 Bennott Hoviid St htng, aiso._nice WANTED Faw -urs. Wil be at the o chmap. LT D: Austig Galce storeof Georae H. Pratt, No 11 Water % BT o P SaiEnani. A 5. Weoaworth, | —For SAL = novivd furthe particu write H. C 1 ] PASS| 5, . No. Colchester, or SHOOTING AND TRESPASSING NO- ris, . o CE! nted on cloth, 12xiZ, six fof e 2 jenzia | T W e “tor 3136, The ~Bulleun | —por sy My steck of millmery Co,’ Printecs, Norwidl Conn. goods and fixtures, at a price thai will WANTED—Piano tuning. A G. wof- dop, 29% Prospec:t St. City. Jyid Yol 682-a. YOUR WATCHES and CLOCKS to by ORIGINAL F. by LEE OLEGG, 128 Wash Drop postal or ring up 3 prompt collection and delivery sery Janz1WEM WANTED. put in CTORY CONDITION WANTED Good wages and steady work BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG CO. jan27d Norwich, BROAD SILK TWISTERS WANTED AT ONCE HICKORY LUMBER J. Telephone 267-12 Willimantic Division WARNTED M. Tatern Handle Co., WILLIMANTIC, CONN. HELP WANTED Cooks, General Houscx\'orkg { Girls, Chamber Maids. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. M. 3. COSCORAN. Supi. Centrai Bldg. auditors, Henry Benoit, Henry B. Benoit; physician, Dr. L. O. Morasse [ o sick committee, Elzoar Guertin c Much Interest in C. E. Campai - There has been much interest so far | -- graduate from Jones’ Nat. School of this week in the Christian FEndeavor | Auctioneering. Specialtr of Farm and | program. Wednesday's features of the | Pedigreed Stock, Merchandise and weelk's program are of special import al Estate Sales. Ad recs, Znco. . Next week there will be an- - | othier. .campaign on tn the interest of Danielson, Conn. the Everybody-at-Church movement " “ . his will be continued from February | SRl RS 2 to 8 with vigor. Workers represent- = — ing the various churches will be ac-| 1. he ke Gk day litdatna previously won a pigno and a $1,000 | pr city has uto’ race what is termed an “a by Essex.—Essex may Worcester concern that is conductmg | week in April the contest and Mr. Talbot will hm'u;anm\er\lv‘,‘ of the k offered by a Boston newspaper. to celebrate have an old home the 100th ritish in the town. MR. KREIDLER—BARITONE | { FOR SALE For Sale surprise you. Miss gard, Jewett City. T AM BUYING poultry of Anyone same, arop Samuel Gellert, Coiclhiester, 1 Delphine Seaure- Jansd all kinds postal v Conn. YOUR RANG ced repairi Patent stove Drick Lo Nt auy range sent for 31. S. J. Stow, New Haveu. sepled FOR SALE—The Leonard W. Bacon W, FOR SALE TO RENT ANTED ’ T T T T o wood | When Reuben comes to take her out, WANTED . ith | ATTRACTIVE cottage of seven rooms | FARM T T of 140 acres, &0 he Little Brothers wait abou Knowlean ot ariiried I e [ and bath mestly - hardwood . #l00rs, | land. no Tocks, situated on the Voiun- | And wafch and stare, and widely gTin of farm St Ledvara Conter: must lnow | comented’ cellar, steam heat, electric | iown road, two miles from Preston|io see how neat ho hands her in; How to milk: be handy with tools, and | lights and gas; ten minute trolley ride | City. For’full particulars, address or| And then they tell the horse “Gid-dap, come well recommended. For particu- | from Franklin square, 'This_ can ali on C. H. Dawley, R. I. D. 5 ~oT- | Before he can untie the strap: lary, write Box 52A., R. F. D. 1, Nor- | bought right. Archa W. Coit, 63| Wich. 3an23WS | And then to speed *h3 blissful load, wich. / g suhzsd | Hroadway, opposite Y. M. C. A, EROUC | ™G ma X mice farm of 150 aeres, They dance a two-step in the road. LADIES 57 dozen making aprons: | —g o | Bl ton vitiage: 1and and butidies faXéinating Home - business: csend 40 | FOR A SHOWE wiWE 1 can djole exaaiient Condition. pastures weil| THE SECRET OF THE HILLS. or full size sample apron, Instructions. | very attractive pric h e : failing SPrings o : z vahd | tiractive PHICes O located on | Watered with mever . failing SDrings;| _ Supply Co. Plainville, Conn. _janiid | buliding lots in Nerwich, 'eofols, Q5| wood on premises. For further dotails | Keen s the air and calm; the black WANTED—Good second-hand_ RICh- | the “Siater property. -Archa W. Coi, |address H. B. Becketi, North Stoning- . _frost chills = mond range with waterback. B., Bul-|§3 Broadway, opposite Y. M. C. A. li"’ Janz.a lu\ul'.)w _hl) ‘l‘hel; bone, and winter twi- letin, jan28d | Phone 102 ’“"”““ _FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- | siow Eh & “west, of smoldering pa- WANTED A farm (o hire or position | —HERE'S A GENUINE BARGAIN— | Venlences, 38 Union St. Phone 1051-3.| “geantries, 2 45 manager, by @ vouns man of Eood | Splendid bullaing lot on Washinston | Jiid & Th o e Y e enodation habits; lias had several years' experi- S e, %ess than, 317, per e £ ence. 'Address Manager, care Bulletin S Poush. before ieb. 1vtn. lfl;ri‘NfEIM\'ENT of four rooms to e I SDRE. S oOtfice. Jan28d | Archa W. Coit, 63 Broadw opposite | 103 Fifth St. Janty Their age-long taciturnity defies WANTED A position as blacksmica | Y- M. C. A. Phone 102 Jenseit TO RENTSutmy, piessant upper| The riliiess questioning of curlous ) u 1. Address Bla ith, FOR SALE—W 7= + pullets, | seven-room tenement, Im St.; bath, | . K 3 z —— — — S — . B N < * Sjanz: Whitney, at Bulletin Office atter 2 p. m. WANTED_Barltonie or tenor singer | 1% . upstairs. aenste Jamitd x Man's_sense is clouded; vainly he as- for amateur sketch; engagements wall- | — FOoR SALE_Story of Mexico, new S o pires e, Address Box. 30, Bulletin Office. | epocn® muking book: th ensa- | _TO RENT_The store No. 31 Br mizhty hidden secret to be- Fan22ThSMAW tlonal, thnelys low price 21 way, central location, next fo the Wa = T %o | Di& terms: 'sample book _ free; _act | Tegan hotel, now occupied by bruette, 11l his{cager spirit he can mold GOVERNMENT positions are casy o 0 samin " ipine | tatior 'and 'gentlemen's furnishings. | ir o T e e et Y Tree Dookiet Yos3s telis how. | auickly. Universal House, Philadéwnia. { {o (Y 8o 1 Sielas. Juniod fe 1 3 | Wyrité today—now. . . Barl Hopkins, = St broad tranguility his soul en- Washington, D. C. $eh3d ™ | —row sxtm Stamey steamer touring | 10X 4% “RAILWAY mail clerks wanted; 3300 r, tully equipped, ‘first class condi { pogur Their whisper soothe his restless first year, Promotion 1o 318005 examina- | Lion, Aticd either kevosene of £2 3an3d i Cart’s desires. y tions Feb, 21 state; common | Inguire Touring, ulletd 4 = i Pall Mall Gasette. FURNISHED RCOMS. tion, steam heat. aecsd centrai inquire 15 Union St STMMER COTTAGES For Heni—bor Sale. Waten Hill, 2 Week: View, =5 Leassns Rentals, $170-32508 season. inspection by mppoiniment. FRANK W. COT, 6 High Street, Westesl; Long Distance 4<lcphone. . B may:sa Toca- L i S HUMOR 'OF THE DAY Editor— Freshman before. | signt | Py his joke is not mew. It has never been printed Editor—It was an awful over- on the part of Noah, then.— n State Froth. “Are you satisfied with your office ?* “Yes, but I have had occasion al times to fear that he.might not be wholly satisfied with me. Chicago Record-Herald. FOR SALE ou haven't suffered, then. as you Jaugh so boisterously?” ' “Oh, ves, You | have hurt me badly; but I laugh to Phons 300. I OFFER FOR SALE a farm of about 125 acres buildings, near R. R. depot with stock and tools for $2,500, part mortgage. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 CIiff St. h good think that my wife is waiting in_the | drawing room to have three pulled. Le Sour See—You mean to tell me you have used a car for five years and never had uncture? Dee—I do. See—What | kind of a car is it? Dee—Street c finding something new to worry about.” “What's his latest?” 50 horse application. 40 Shetucket Favorable terms. JAMES L. CASE, FOR SALE The Fine Manufacturing Plant tately occupied by the Tobin Arms Mfg. Co. IN GREENEVILLE. The main building consists of three floors of about 2,000 square feet each and there is a large ad- dition and office building. St. Nor The property is supplied with water-power lowest price in Connecticut. at the Plans and full particulars upon . wich, Ct. | “He's afraid that if beef goes to a dol- ar a pound his doctor will prescribe it rce times a day."—Atlanta Constitu- tion. Bill—I see St. Louis schools are to have a dent nic with volunteer dentists. Jill—For the love of Laugh- ing Gas! I thought the schools were |a iway with all forms of extreme nt.—Yonkers Statesman. ing are the manager here, eh? Well, years ago I dined here, and be- ing unable to pay my bill you kicked me out.” “Very sorry, sare; but busi- , you know—er—" “OH, that's. all ht. old_chap—might I trouble you ain?’—The Tatler. “My boy, when I was your age I was Iucky it I got ents a week spend- ing money. And here you want $5. 1 know, dad, but then I've got a much cleverer father than you had.” “And evidently I've got a much cleverer son my father had.”—Detroit Fres An American motoring through a small Scotch town was pulled up for excessive speed. “Didn’t you see that “Dead Slow? ” inquired the Po- “Course I did,” returned the | Yankee, “but I thought it referred to your durned little town!” — London Lvening Standard. THE KALEIDOSCOPE olumbia admitted notice liceman. ish lers. real esiate in NOrwich, CONSISting oi tie large mansion house, 6 dwailing houses, 2 barns, vutbuildings and 10 acres of land, Convemently iocated o the city of Norwich, at price aud on terms attractive Lo’ the Duyer. This Toperly has il OWD waler Supply ROy S William H. ‘Shiclas, 35 Broad way, Norwica, Conn. octidd FOR SALE—A sccond-hand Kord ad tomobile. Phone ss, Norwich, or ad- dress Y5 Frank Jyad FOR SALE —Eleven-room house,witl lot, 8% CIMf St. Must be s0id to oS estate. G. W. Hamilton, kxecutor, 130 Main st ae7d THINIL IT OVER — 250 noteheads and Zob 6% (regular business size) envelopes, neatly printed, for $1.96; o0s each, § Send ior ' sampies and prices for any printing you are in need | of. The Bulletin Company, Norwicn, Conn. TOR SALE—O. 1. C thorough- egistered, iter in tns Ludlow card printed in x93, prin | s8.50% 10, | i, printed, 3115 | 10,000, ' $18.5 Sub _notehéad: 000, $2.10 500" letterh ix$%, printed, $1.60% 1,0 334, printed. $1.40: Schiption dome prompily. Ples, Tna Bulletin’ Co., Printers and Bifiders, Norwich. Gonn. BIG BARGAIN |Liquor License and property for sale within 200 feet of Franklin Square For terms apply to L. J. FONTAINE. MAY BUILDING Rates on Workmen's Compensation. have nice chunks and : big d s, also_three big | second hand workers that I want to dispose of right away to make room for anotner cxpress load of 28 head which _will February 3rd. Come and see. Prices right. Tel. 1139. ELMER R. PIERSON SALE HORSES The Neponset Shingles make nire caused by roof W moreo PEC 47 to 35 Wew: Maln St Central Whast. et roof which is proof against sparks and embers—a cl is extremely durable and, ver, a roof which 15 unusually tivé in appearance. <. WWILLIAMS & CO., a AUCTION {Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 1914 FORECLOSURE SALE Several brand new Gas Engines of the New London Motor Co's make with fixtures, 3, 5, and 8§ horse power. These Demonstration given at sal engines have never been used. ‘This sale will take place, rain or shine, as the goods must be disposed of on this duy. Sale at Anderson’s Marine Railway Plant, Trumbull Sty ~ New London, Conn. F. J. WEST, Auctioneen Workmen's || most ravoran: JAMES L. CASE of six rooms provements. 40 Shetueket Modern Cotta and bat Price St., and FOR SALE se terms Norwich, Ct. stenographers ety per cent. of t | today are women, Pittsburgh has more than 7,000 pu- | pils in its high schools. ston is planning to establish mu- nicipal lodging hou e 1909 Japan has more than a d its exports of to; Cleveland is urged to erate a municipal coal 1 nsas corn crops for 20 years are Capital world ested in film ingustries approximates® $750,- | barn 24 by on shed, Wagon aiso about two-horse Compensation | am prepared to quote rates and other information relative | i | | | to Workmen’s Compensation. FRANCIS O. DONOHUE, Central Building, Norwich, Ct | FOR SALE | Eight-room Cottage | with bath and steam t, good barn and large lot, locatea f| 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. five minuter’ walk frem Main cireet. Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. 100 ’ I MARKET G-RDEN, Culsids cily, on stale road. Large | spring fea sdke, stocked wila iish, near | Douse; 50 acres smootn Uliabie aad; | | rest pasiuies and woodiaua; pientiy O | fruit; nice cottage house, With veranda, bot and coid water and Dacdi IArge beza, new silo, lcahouse and sheds; ac- POULLEY ALA Eeuciws purpuse iwrm Just | all the farm Used on a farm, ice of 400. 51 Went G) ke BATR b: 44 attached, oac otber fay bar Tons Waons ncluding 24 DY 3 nouse by 40, wita hearly “The price of ‘macuinery and ; 31,000 can remain Farm Bulletin— WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, Broand St, Rooms 1 amd Westerly, R. L octicd |I: A tarzer. proportion of Russians wear beards than of any other nation in the Farm of 250 Acres |voia """ S o A Moorish woman regards it as a SRR OB BuO o i $A3 is [point of honor to be absolutely ignor. acres’ of macnine Workeéd ueids, Iree | ant of her age. and woou.and, brook ru‘x:ni‘, lmu:fi‘h healthy horse eats nine times its | e onca nrepiaces, cellar under whole in food in a year; a healthy Geologists have estimated that the reat German deposits of potash salts, cfically the only important ones in e world, will last at the present rate £ exploitation 600,000 years. & more forest fires were due ning than to any other cause, campers and incendiaries | following in the order named. About | 38 per cent. were due o carelessness. | American drills_are much used in | r well boring. r deep arte- = | sian well boring American methods |and tools seem to be considered in India as representing the most up-to- date ideals possible. Telephone 147 WILLIAM F. HILL, Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. Opposite Thames Bank | ¢ \ imports from the 'United the three quarters end- ) azgregated $436,500,000, or | Now is the time to list yo rms 30, asrosated 3456500, hen it you want to sell. I have a large greater th > similar 1list ‘of ‘customers looking for farms, ‘lnmvd 521 000,000 greater | Send description or call, he 1911 period. In the year 1909 establishments were engaged in the United States in ie manufaciure of paper from wood pulp. These gave employment to an higher. menth’s rent. 1 owill list. Buy a Home This Month The short month of February makes your rent Beat the calendar. a home by January 3ist what you weuld spend for 10 gladly show you Thomas H. Beckiey May Building, percent. Euy with next my Main Streee S1,473 persoms and paid averaze of 3 in salaries and wages. 1,643 the Panama canal has 78. The total cost when pleted will be within the original ebra cut. ver since Bosnia and Herzego! became art of Austria-Hungary- extension of the raflway system se countries has been contemplated, ncipally with a: view of facilita commerce *ntal countries. commodations for * L,U00 nems. OmiY | i T 34,000, easy terms. = The cattle of Brazil, accordin : : he cattle of , ac to Dr. Siyoms Awmemes. Willimamtic. Conm. |\ —————————=/ |\ D. Melvin, are mot of such Eoed ! ¥1.‘U, L T Afgenting. and PIANG | _ | Uruguay, and the stock is largely mix- P | . W, ed with the zebu, or East Indian cat- F. C. GEE y TUNER 'n& E w IlOLMS. De“fisl“;. This strain of blood u"\f:r;- 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Ct. S8hannon Building Annex, Room A. | readily seen in most of the Braziliap “Phone 511 Telephone 523 octiod cattle, s hae been spent on ‘h;_f £3 % 3 nd traffic with the Balw timate of $375.000,000. Engineering< has_cost $185,316,035, and of this nease- 554,000,000 Wi