Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 12, 1914, Page 12

What Is Going On Tonight. Vaudevllle and Xction pisturss st | tn2 Auditorium. Moving Iictures at Coloniai 1 neatre ‘Vaudevilie and photoplays at Davis tre. Drill of Third Co, G A, G, G N, G., &t _Armory. Ladies’ Auxillary, No, 58, A. O, F., meets in Eagles’ Hall. Palmyra Encempment, No. 8, 1. O, Q. ¥., moots In Gdd Fellows MulL Do w Camp, No. T187, R. N. A., meets Fl i Bill Bloc ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. All New Vaudevilie Featurs Acts To- day—Special Holiday Bill. ¥or the last half of this week & special vaudeville bill has been booked and one of the best seen here for some time, The headline attraction is Vad- dar and Mirgon, who have an intense dramatic sketch' to offer called A C at Midnight. The sketch is melodra ‘matic and dces not have the “scenery ohewing” foatures usually found in-the attempts of less capable actors. The sketcn deals with the son of the head of a silk mill which is in the throes of a Jabor strike, and one of the strikers. The action of the piece is furnished by the manner in which the girl forces the proprietor’s son, who is tempora- rily in charge, to accede to their d mands and call the strike off. This is one of the most ably performed sketch- es of the year and is sure to prove a | big hit with the Davis patrons. The second act is Glasco and Walker, team of real live wire comedians, Who have a line of comedy talk that s en- ifrely different from the usual run of talking acts. Everything thev do is, , orlginal and right up to d act is Orphea, a clever lady performer who presenis her instrumentalogue of artistic_solos and difficuit combina- tions, playing solos on different instru- ments and accompanying herself on the piano at the same time. Ior & three-act bill this combination will be bard to equal anywhere. In the photo- ys today the feature is a two-reel ish drama called The Informer which tells an impressive story in a con vincing manner. The famous Mutual Weekly is also shown, with a lot of interesting events portraved in differ- ent parts of the wo. One particula feature i€ scenes of the actual fighting on the Mexican border today. This is no fake picture, but scenes takern right on the fi and gives you an idea of the war a t it every day in the d n 2 Closet is the name of ious funny Keystone comedy Mabel Norman DAVIS THEATRE. Little Women Coming. the more imvo theatri- | cal bookings for the Da theatre is Wiliiam A. Brady's production of Lit- le Women, which ran all last vear in New York at and was LOUISA M. OLCOTT—As She Look- ed when She Wrote Little Woman pronounced by the critics as the sea- son’s delight. The play is a dramatiza- tion by Marian de Forest of Louisa M. Alcott’s Little Women, loved by mil- lions of readers in every couniry in the world. In the stage version Miss de Forest has preserved all of the main incidents in the story and brings to the more intimate life of the stage all the delightful characters in the hook. Littie Women will be presentea st the Davis Friday, Feb. 20, matinee and mghl AT THE AUDITORIUM. Country Store, Three Acts and Fine Photoplays Today. The Country Store having proven so popular with the patrons of the Au- ditorium, the management is putting it on today as an extra feature at bot the matinee and night performances. A great many patrons, especially the | ladies, will find the matinee more con- | mient, as it will enable them to avoid the inevitable rush at the box office for the night show. The doors will open for the afterncon show at 1.45 p, m. The Country Store will also be given ez the first show at night. Doors open for the night show at 6.30. Special articles for the ladies will be distrib- uted at the matinee. The vaudeville and photoplays are &l of the best and carefully sclected The show will open with A Hopi Le gend, a Nestor drama, with Wallace Reid and Dorothy Davenport. T will be followed by a two-reel feature entitled The Watch Dog of the Deep, an Imp film, with Willlam Shay and leah Baird as the stars. The story is very similar to Shore Acres. Fio & Wynne present act No, 1, and thie is a mystery singing act. Just where the mystery comes in is what ¥ou will have to find out, "The next on the programme is Short Bdwards in two feet and a half of original comedy, Mr, Kdwards is known to Norwich audiences, as he waa the original Jeff in the show Mutt #nd Jeff, He is little but always goes Henry & Keenan are third, and they present an lIrish comedy aci. Mr. K Dan is o comedian on the order of the famous Johnny Ray, and if he can’t make you laugh the task Is hopeless. —~When Jos Went West, a Powers esmedy, closes the show. Don't for- ®et, the Country siore this afternoor and tonight, first show, Bpecial attention is called to the two-reel comedy for Friday and Sat- nrday When Ursus Threw the Bull, o wereaming burlesque on the great Quo Vadis which was hers on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday The enormeus success of Quo Vadis has Tesulted In similar atiractions be ing contracted fer, Announcemer will be made later, COLONIAL THEATRE. When a Woman Wills, George Kleine’s Mammoth Two-Reel Feature. Fiven the stupendous features pre ousiy shown at the Colonial for which George Klecine is responsible are more or less dimmed by ihe superb two- reel spectacle for today entitled When 2 Woman Wills. Marvelous photogra- phy, supremely beautiful interiors and & spectecular oriemtal bailet are gome of the features, while the story tells of a charming widow whose Dequest pavent eac day, I carried o1 Columbia the Gem of the Ocea ing Through Georgia, schoo! ing Toni | Descript third" Old Black Joe; Americ: to hte flag em needed | Green of Mrs. George S bury turnpike sou ered to subser of Meriden weighed | | | | Relief Corps of Middletown, has sented the Grammar school through an oleograph of the o of the stars and stripes. FAIR TODAY AND PROBABLY FRIDAY. @ cousin. The cousin is some adyen- turer, and thereby hangs a tale. Dom’t imiss this splendid feature, for it is here for today only. Love's Old Dream a scream with Flora Finch and the inimitable John Bunny, while the Pathe Weekly with all latest events is ihe regular mid-weekly visitor. Look- ing for Trouble is a rollicking Fssanay comedy, lending snap and brilllancy to this big programme. The famous Wasserman - Peerle: photo orchestra is being shown at ev- ery performance, its adaptability to the business becoming more and more ap- day. Lincoln Honored In The Schools—Ap- ple Orchard To Be Planted Near | Fairview. re no sessions of school to- rcoln’s birthd: ‘Wednesday in the Town street school the life of Lincoln was studied and readings were ven The pupils of the West Town street school gathered in the senior room at 230 P. M. and this program was well There coln, Drexel Hanna; Lin- 6: song Lin- n's Early Life, Helen Vergason; s Later Life, Mollie Powers; March A Patri- Wallace Harbec - Banner; Li Jin Day, song., Grades 5 and he Republi¢, Old Folks at Name of Lincoln, Anna by grades and 8§, the Battle Mother, Tent- t on the Old Camp Ground the Gettysburg Speech, is; The Speech, grades amp, Tramp, Tramp, arching: A King, Percy aptain, My Captain, school, and salute Lack of Houses At Moderate Rents. rticle in Wednesday's Builetin More Dwellings to Rent Here appreciation uptown. For vears small houses or ten- f moder many imilies To Piant Orchard. Wheeler and Harry Carl nz tract of land n and geting in into shape in this Talked About Locally. Miss Dora Green.of Plainfield e guest r Sunday of Mr: tington avenue. llett of Dayville w d visited siste eebe of May Bus er home on the Old pike, a siting her Mrs. John Thompson of Hartfor Mrs. Eben Allen of Washington street left Wednesday for Willimantic where she will spend a week with Mrs. | James Bath of Church street, 1l of the Old Canter- was in Jewett City evening and assisted in tho Charles Bu Henry Prodell and sons Herbert and Raymond were guests the first of the w Beetham at their home on Wauwecus Hill | k of Mr. and Mrs. Rot Tt T —y | BRIEF STATE NEWS | B i i Haven.—Augt No. 56, has pr day school of church. Black Hall—T. L. Brown, of Bla place in North Carolina at a handsome salary Saybrook.—The first issue of the Connectictu River Valley h of Middletown, is b Middletown—Attorney « addressed ihe the St. Aloy T, A. B nesday eve on th ham Lincoln, Long Ridge. — Rober ightered a hog the for Geor red 1 5 pour length and Torrington.— T} the new wor > copies of Armini- to be taken up by were will be delivered to the me Naugatuck—Rev., Pa Piechoki, pastor of St, Hedwig’s church, who is ill_with appendicitis, was taken 1rd rning to St. Francis' I wrtford for treatment. Wallinoford.—Mr. and 2 Rawson celebrated their go! ary last we resent f inton, New Haven, Yalesvil e borough. Middietown.—Airs. John . Pitt o Washington sireet announces the en- ement of her daughter, Maynard, to John gh, Trinity 1911, and Berkeley Divini ho M New Britain—Chief W. Rawlings ne of his reappoint as district deputy of the Masons Grand Master Parkm: of sonville, This w. 1 be the chief erm as’ district deputy in this Deep River—Ii rumored that Pratt, Read & Company will build a new factory for their player-action business in the early sy Owing to & sh of orde; and o of room he main factory this new building Torrington—Dr. Edwia I, Forb superintendent of schools, has return- ed from the Bermudas, He was bad- red by being thrown from auto on the Winsted road on the eve ning of Oct, 15 last and had been recuperaiing on the islands Stamford.— A communication been received at the town clerk fice from an attorney in Kansas ho is_looking for information re: William H. Card, whe enlistc this city in Company A, Fifth Con- necticut, in 1861, for the Civil war. East Hampton—Mansfield Woman's pre- Mrs, Willlam C. Bevin, patriotic in- structor, framed copies of the Decl ation of Independence chart and of in and history Waterbury—George Austin, of Hud- son, N, Y,, who has been laid up at the Waterbury ospital _with “drivers’ nvalescing rapidly and it a matter of time. When he first came here with the | ferlune hinges upon Lor marry- ras e £ g an alenf | ihere was no chance for his recover .1 A~ mseon S0 es o n 5 s TnGe ~ e Das - nEaved iar diseas bel ved that i | i ut: Song, Star Spangled | | | | | | | te rent have been | quest of | such have been obliged to go { We are gl tallation of Ashland lodge, A. O. U. | | ban | Auctioneering. | Pedigreed Stock. | Real Estate Sales. 'R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct.i Telephone NORWICH, CONN., THURSDAY, FEB. 12, 1914, FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES D — ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF 8¢ per Line, Six Words to the Line BE SURE IT'S THE| AUBURNHAIR GIRL Represents Invigorating Quickly Removes use nothing better than Parisian Sage to make the hair soft, | fluffy and abundant. cools and It stops itching invigorates the scaip, and removes dandruff with FOR SALE TO RENT WANTED - POETRY LINCOLN’S PEW. {(President Lincoln’s pew was in th New York Avenue ian CI ¢ wiork Avehue Presbyterian Church Within the historic chur eye and soul R Perceived it. 'Twas the pew where Lincoln sat— The only Lincoln God hath given to men— Olden among the modern seats of prayer, Dark like the ’sixties, place and past akin. All else has changed, but this remains the same, { A sanctuary in @ sanctuary. one licat! . = D> ne application. SPINNERS WANTED-—Apply to Paw- FOR SALE—One year old thorough- catuck Woolen Mils, Potter Hill, R. L. bred registered riolstein-Friesian bull, | of will exchange for cow coming fresh s, Hampton, Ct. _ f FOR SALE or exchange for a Jersey or Guernsey cow, getting thin, or is do not de- the example of others whose hair vou admire—give it daily thorough brushing and ble house, seven | rooms, convenient, central, good repair, prayer all modern except heat, $18 per month. Address E. spair—follow Address W WANTED —AC woolen worlk; work. Apply Yantic Mill, Yantic, Conn. Where Lincoln prayed!—What passion TO RENT—March 1st, one-half dou- | had his soul— entrances, | Mixt faith and anguish melting into Upon the burning aitar of God's fane, A nation’s altar even as his own! applications rubbed into the scalp will horn puilets, ville, Conn. $95.00 will supply your home With a very good upright plano, with stool and | $10 _down, 5 2 Gebrge Kramer, Sage well 5 improvements tenement of five room. Bookbinder, WANTED A position as & WOrKing in a small family, by & middle aged woman with good’ refer- dandruff it is because lousekeeper, 108 Broadwa and nakes off. TO RENT—Lower part 58 Washing- ‘\'herepl.incolnhprayedf-—such worship- lower ers as he Bradrord, | Make thin ranks down the ages. Would’st thou know JAnz9ThSTu | Mis spirlt suppliant? Then must thou - - ee W. E., Bulletin Otiice. rebl2d $6-310 week making plain no canvassing; strictly h the scalp with Parisian Sage dandruff_disappears. splits, is dry, brit- Piaut-Cadden C Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. LADIES— 38 Union SL FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- | War's fiery bapt g 2 Phone 1951-3. fery baptism, taste hate's bitzer Spend similar sweat of blood vicari- $155.00 buys Haines Bros. good action, with stool and scarf. $1.50 per week. legitimate: we pay you; material fur- | nished; particulars and fuil size sample sleeve 'sent for 1 House, 204 Commercial Building. Cleve- :and, Ohio. 2 WANFED—A position around cock in a restaurant or hotel, by a man with several years' Address Cook, Bulletin Office. FOR RENTF and barns, in the jng. Inguire M. Bruckner, 87 5t upright piano, Jooks just like new, Terms, 310 down, Thé Plaut-Cadden Co., Plaut-Cadden Builaing, Norwich, Conn. #185.00 for a fine Chickering upright in first class condition, a ood value, Perms, $10 ‘down, $1.50 D Piaut-Cadden Bulid- use Parisian hair and scalp needs. Universal Sup Parisian Sage the head feel fine— holthy and gives | enviable = gloss esire. Money ood Co. if you are not | se and stickiness. really does maik the scalp perfectly TO RENT—Sunny, seven-room tenement, 11 Elm SL.; balb hot water. | Whitney, at Builetin Office aiter 2 p. m him there, upper c. back from The Lee & Os 'T—The store No. 31 Broad way, central location, next to the \wau- uccupied by Brueite, gentiemen's [urnishings. { Apply to William H. TO RENT Scnool 5t., SALESMAN_—For the big o | ty in check writing machines; Peerioss Check Protect- Box 1193, New Haven, tating experience and reierence. a very gooa Ivers & ; Fesan notel, now $190.00 buy ‘ plano, mahogany case, in Pond upright as good condition as when it left fac- with stool and searf. down, $t per month. The Plaut-Cadden Plaut-Cadden Building, | commissions. janisd Basement enement az 55| HUMOR OF THE DAY with pleasant southern ex. inquire ai Bulleun Ollice. counters everywhere. Terms, $10 WANTED—Permanently, two down- stairs furnished rooms for professional rice and location. dress Box 25, Bulletin Office, T GIRLS WANTED employment. Parisian Sage. Somebody Should Pay. contractors, e $35.00 buys a beautiful oak Weaver organ, less than one year old, with nice St new $185. down, §1 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Plaut-Cadden Building, Good wages; | MIITOf top, The Turner reasonable reimburse York state for stolen-—Rochester Herald. LIONEL ETHIER will Fagan's Smoke Shop, will receive a first class reserved seat ticket FREE for any performance this week at the Auditorium Theatre. $135.00 for a Marshall & Wendall u good mahogany erfect condition, with stool and & 310 down, $1.50 per week. adden Co., Piaut-Cadden Bulid- 162 Main St., he Are Not Alike Mississippt, proposed railroad in Alaska undemocratic. t we have some public WANTED—Competent person wanted for general housework two; xood plain cook. 247, Plainneld, Conn. WANTED—More relish peddiers. Franklin St. WANPED manuftacturing $335.00 will buy ome of the worlds | best player pianos, plays 8S-note music, bench and scarf, in family of Inquire Box No. cholice rolls, | guaranteed for five years. down, $10_per month. Plaut-Cadden Bullding, jan31stuTn —1,000 White Wyandotte chicks, for delivery about March 10; also White Wyandotte cockereis and custom hatching. 1ebl0TuThS FOR SALE A Cyphers 240-eg% Willlam “Wad horseradish umm'’s Deiicatessen, The Plaut-Cad- Times-Union. SUMMER COTTAGES Feop leai—ios Salc. Wateh Weekap: reat convenien - o View aug. | great convenien Rentals, §175-5230C season. inspection Ly eppoin FRAAK W. COY, 6 High Street, Weateriy, Loog Distance dvitpaone. wich, Conn. —Silk _weavers, winders, quillers and learners; a chance tton weavers to learn silk weav- steady work. Just Dying gressmen against the Alaska Railway West Side that Joe Baileyism dead in Texas politics—But it is dying—Kansas City Star. T WANTED—The hotel, 126 | Main St., Danielson, offers every mod- [ KRates $5 to 38 per 1a day. feb3d | ,_ 520 Boswell febl0TuThS ern convenience. week. Transient rates $. Ought To Start Something. ous, 3K otk | And sound like cry, “If it be possible!” o0 o T chn | From stricken heart in new Gethse- febloa | mane. | Who saw him there are gone, as he is gone; .| ine pew remains, with what God gave | And all the world throush him. So let it be— < One of the people’s shrines. —Lyman Whitney Allen. Newark, N. | _Visitor—How does the land lie this way? Native—It ain't the lai T FURNISHED BCOMS_ central loca- | it's the Iz ts.—Philadelphia Rec- tion, stcam neat. Inquire 13 Ualoa »C A VO A e T Ra FOR RENT Two Floors of Building No. 11 and 13 Ferry Street, | nat today. ‘Hub—That's just like you Suitable for light other purposes. Inquire of The Vaughn Foundry Co. “Ah, Walter, if | Delighted Young Lady (io young | man she has been dancing with)—Oh, {I could dance to heaven with | Youns Man—and can you reverse’— Life. | Wife—Oh, I saw the dearest littie —always looking for the dearest in- | stead of the moderately priced ton Transcript. or he ship should sink now, how great it would be to die to- gether!” “I can swim!” “Oh, that's too bad!"—Fliegende Blaetter. “These collapsible opera have no idea how much room they save in a flat."—Louisville Courier- Journal. ve a mind to give you a whip- exclaimed the impatient father. s are a mayiis !"\\‘.»1 » replled the athletic youth, e you can. But if you succeed The suggestion has been made n changed drinks t something doing.— Philadelphia Ledger. 'ED—Here's g00d openings work into and learn automobiling, par- bering, machinists, printing, Sign paint- ¥18 Washington St, Bosion, Mass. Aldis Owen Hall. ANTED—Salesmen, 375 per month 1 expenses to bégin; not absolutely n from dealers weighing about eacl, 8 and 12 years oid, dark bays, a one ‘a particuiarly £ood roader; price $275. Can be seen work in our ‘orchards any weekday. The Kitemaug Orchard Co. Telephone 281-3. FOR SALE good snappy 50 SALE HORSES. I have 50 Horses to pick from. They | mean are of all kinds, big and small, in pairs ed today; all ve four big experience and single: nicely vroken. second-handed workers. Come and see them. ELMER R. PTERSON. SALE—Barred Rock egg&s for hatohing, 5i per 13; prize winners at Westerly, Mystic, ford, Meriden, Kingston. Jas. H. Bishop, Westerly, R. 1. FOR SALE—Five horses, welghl LEGAL NOTICE. TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY CoM- New London County: eby apply for a transfer of license and exchange spirituous and lager beer, wine and cider in the building at 125 West Main street, TOWR of .or- the rooms and apari- cigarettes, cigars, and chewing tobacco. Penn Wholesale Tobacco Company, Sta~ tion O, New York, N. Y. WANTED—Raw _furs, at X A. Heeb- ner's, 30 Water St, every Tbursday. New Lordon, intoxicating feb3d FOR SALE The Fine Manufacturing Plant tately occupied by the Tobin Arms Mfg. Co. IN GREENEVILLE. corner of High and West Main Sta, WANTED—Eaw turs. Wil be at the Pratt, No. 71 Water . Woedworta, store of George H. re cut off or parti- | Bt, ever; TFOR SALE - A good ¥or further particulars address Plaintield, Conn. FOR SALESeasoned hickory wood, in stove lengths, $i per cord; aiso sea- soned siab wood in stove lengths, $4.50 Connecticut or retiring rooms. SHOUTING AND TRESP, nted on cloth, 12x12, six for 5 e for 3i.35. Lo, Frinters, Norwich, Conn. WANTED—Plano tuning. A G. uor- don, 29% Prespect Bt. Ciiy. HELP WANTED Day Workers, General HOuseworic Laundress, Nurse Maid, Wait- SSING NO- hundred feet in a direct line from any caurch edifice or public or the premises or any postofiice, cord wood. Tel. 646-5. FOR SALE—A class condition, . two acres of iand, woodhouse, J. Seigel, East Gueat Fiain. Wel. 683~ 10th day of February, John Markowrki, undersigned, are elec- and taxpayers, owning real estate, of Norwich, and the foregoing appli- of John Markowski for a license, certify that sald applicant spring water nennouse and gar- Hennett, Vergason FOR SALE—5000 It O native cedar. For further uant to sald application. 4, Coichester, or a FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU M. J. Coscoran, Supt. stock of mulinery at a price that will Delphine Heaure- Hewitt, Herman S. Central Bldg. surprise you. Jewett City 1 AM BUYING poultzy of ail kin having same, Samuel Geliert, the above named signers and and taxpayers, FOR SALE FOR SALE The Terminal, at Pleasant View. Consists of one of the finest locations at this beach; lot 15 50 by 200, has sea 1l in front and one cottage ali nished, 20 by 24, one store building, 4 with additions, trade that nets the also the good This property has & right the pond and , this 10th drop posial Portelance 50 horse water-power lowest price in Connecticut. OES YOUR RANGE aeed repairing | Patent stove DIick Lo UL auy range sent | for §i. S J.Vaww. New kHaveu. sepléd FOK SALE—The Loonard W. Bacon Norwich, consisting ol large mansion bouse, 2 DISTRICT COURT OF THE the District of Con- matter of J. Howard Powell, & n Bankruptcy, No. s of the above named gue, in the County of real estate 6 awailing vutbuid.ngs and i land, conveniently Norwich, i price wnd on established wner $1,000 year- of the business. of way to is not restricted in any way, it being one of the first properties sold; a sultable place for a drug store, s much needed at this resort. in the family Favorable terms. JAMES L. CASE, 4 Shetucket St. Norwich, C: w :by given that on property has own water William H. Saieids, 35 Broad- way, Norwici, Conn. FOR SALE—A second-hand Ford au- adjudicated a nd that the first meeting of | and ‘one i is the reason be some item for the .s, ."—Washington Star. Mr. Pester—Did I understand you to say that I was setting a bad example for the children? Mrs. Pester—By no 1 said you were a g0od exam- ple—of what to aveid.—Chicago Daily News. Prices right.| Ministe (calling__on__inmate of prison)—Remember, Mr. Kenney, that stone walls do not a prison_make, nor iron bars a cage. Kenney—Well, they ‘ve got me hypnotized then, that's al —Penn State Froth. Mrs. Shimm—I see the Morocean authorities have captured Rausuli, the notorlous bandit. Do you think that will end his career of evil doing? Shimm—It is to be hoped so, but he may go into vaudeville—Youngstown Telegram. “I never knew till T got a car,” said ishop Eighty, “that profanity was so extremely prevalent” “Do_you hear much of it on the road?” “Why,” said the bishop, “nearly everybody I bump into swears dreadfully!” — Cleveland Plain Dealer. Belle—I hear Billy called on you last night. Beulah—Yes, he did. Belle And did he tell you the old, old story Beulah—Yes, he talked about the weatner the whole time.—Yonkers The main building consists of Statesman. three floors of about 2,000 square | Wife—George, I want to see that let- feet each and there is a large ad- dition and office building. | ter. Husband—What letter, dear? Wife—That one you just opened. I know by the handwriting it is from a Th rt i ¢ woman, and you turned pais when you S ITOPSEYY o sPpiied "'"h: vead it Hand it here, sir! Husband —Here it is, dear. It is from your i dressmaker.—Judge. Plans and full particulars upnn THE KALEIDOSCOPE application. Australia last year spent only about ! $15,000,000 for military purposes. The Bristol international exhibition will be held from May to October this | year. for placing this property on the mar- ket, and it has never been 1 have exclusive control For price and terms, call at of- Phone 535, Norwich, dress 9§ Frauk. of February, even-room house,with Must be sold to close Kxecutor, 130 "3 1e said creditors if you want list of customers Send description or call, WILLIAM F. HILL, 25 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. Telephone 147 25-acre farm for $450. acre farm for $50L. Wilcox's Farm noice of 400. WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St., heard as to orders of Ref- e of property of the estate and disposal thereof, at duction or pri- OVIRR — 250 noteneads business size) envelopes, neatly printed, lor $1.96; 008 sampies and prices for any printing you are in need The Builelin Company, Bulletin— business as’ may come before sald meeting. BROWNING, in_Bankruptey. Opposite Thames Bank | 1 Rooms 1 and 2, M. M. Hester still serves as a justica - % of the peace in Norwalk, O. though To the Farmers of this Section: | ¢, years of ase. Now is the time to list your farms bave a large looking for farms, That earthquakes accelerate the movement of glaciers has been proved by observations in Alaska recently. | The average vyield of potatoes in Ireland last year was the highest since 1, when crop statistics were first recorded. FOR SALE—O. 1. C. pigs, thorougn- none better Telephone No. FEgIsterod. arm, Nortn Stoning- Norwich, Conn. g FOR SALE Eight room cottage all provements, steam heat, on trol- 8 minutes’ square, price low for quick buy- LOST AND FOUND ~Look at these prices: 500 (regular business card printed in corner, $1.40; 1,00 noteneads, $2.10; 5,00, letterneads, } 1,000, $2.50, 5,000, PRINTIN G- FOR SALE = — 6% enveiopes FOR SALE. in the Town of L. most suita- n have by ca Otrobando to near the Velvet Mill, California the property; improvements In the cottage, fruit trees of ble residence, printed, 31 diamond stud dollars re: its return to Bulletin Office. feblld 1,000, $2.10; 3,000, R Two tenement house with two acres land in Norwich Town, 10 Columbus, O. minutes’ walk to trolley, 10,000, $18.50; 15, printed, Printing_o¥ Send for sam- Printers and PETER FELD, R. F. D. No. 4, Norwich, £eb12ThSTu FOR SALE The Charles acres near Poquetanuck. ings, 360 peach and besides other lovely house. E. A. PRENTICE, i 86 Cliff Strm‘ price scription done FOR SALE FOR SALE 15 Shares Merchants National Bank FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Fine build- | 50 apple trees, | Wood, brook and | Real Estate Bargains I am offering a number of fine houses at very attractive prices. FOR SALE | a beautiful home at Taftville, house, steam heat, newly Those choice “Slater Lots” can Phone 300 be bought right if ou buy NOW, a nice summer home (bungalow) in a beautiful location, at a low ture included. Can sell you According to a French scientist, oysters can be kept for two weeks In filtered water without injury or loss of weight. The gold production of the world last year is estimated at $455.000,000, or about $11,000,000 less than the year before. An automobile carrying all the ap- | paratus necessary for thawing frozeam water pipes by electricity is in use in At a banquet of college students held recently in lewa City, Ia., cheers for the alma mater were given in 22 ct. languages. German labor unions report an ine crease in membership of more tham 150,000 within the last year, the grand total being in excess of 2,500,000. Baluchistan covers a total area of 7-room | 131.855 square miles, populated, ac- painted last | cording to a census taken in 1911, by fall, with new barn on the premises, | only 831703 people, or an average of Can you beat it for $2100. L. J. FONTAINE, 6.4 to the square mile. May Building. [ puring the 12 months ended July 21, of 00 dozen eggs reaching New ARCHA W, COIT, Room A, Chapman Building, Opposite Y. M. C. A. Phone 102 Ring 2. FOR SALE Eight-room Cottage with bath and good barn and large let, lucated five minutes’ walk from Main sireet. Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. SUBURBAN FARM. Forty acres, state new icehouse JAMES L. CASE, Norwich, Ct. Shetucket St.. stable for head, barns, . all good:' 26 acres smooth h produeciive: | made in Russia recently by an aero- wood: | plane capable of carrying its crew, 10 steam heat, land, very good pastures and plenty modern water system, pneumatic tank power pump, gas mill, saw; gr GALLUP| FOR SALE York city from 85 different states, 35 per cent., or more than one-third, were either dirty, cracked or rotten. ome remarkable flights have been passengers, enough fuel for 20 hours and 1,700 pounds additional weight. ilmantic, Conn. An aerial cableway 75 miles long, the ill be buflt in Cottage of 8 rooms and bath, No, 3 McKinley 117 Main Street, Nerwich, Ct. A graduate from Jones’ Nat. Schoel ot Specialty of Farm and | Merchandise of 6 rooms and bath, Modern equip- At the farm of Peter Duguette. from Versa 50x200 feet, Garage, good garden Versailles, on FERRUARY at 10 o'eiock, Thomas H. Beckley 278 Maln Stroeg Phomes 724 — 368-3, MONEY LOANED kind at the vest Rates of Interest. An vid g firin to deai with. 23k COLLATERAL LOAN CO. (Establisned 1372.) good driver; new C. H. & E. portable saw attacnmeuls, derricks, rrows, shovels, reat variety of ¥ire Brick, Fire Clay, 3 Roofing Paint, abput 36 thousand 24x6 e lot of secomd- rig, with borin; double team agon (brand new), wagon, 1 express wagon, 1 sled, 3 sin- gle harness, about about 10 tons silage. narrow, eultivator, ete. sale hext fair d wood, 400 tons ice, plo cedar shingles. Land doors amnd windew sash. N L PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Roem 1, Second Floor, Shannomn Bldg. Night 'Dhone 1488 greatest in the world, Auctioneer | northern India, to provide transporta- tion for a region where the soil con- ditions make a raiiroad impracticabl . A hematité ore discovery on_ the Kleena river has been acquired by a three | yancouver company. It is stated that miil, n a large body of ore has been removed by a glacier and deposited ovir an area one mile square. The latest report of the director of the bureau of agriculture at Manila states that the rice crop of the past vear was the greatest which has been recerded for many years in the Philip- pines, being 100 per cent. greater than in the previous year. As a direct re. sult of the bumper crop there has bael a decrease of rice imports of mer® than 176,000,000 pounds, represent: ! in value over $2,700,006 -~