Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 23, 1914, Page 8

R PROBASBLY SNOW; COLDER TODAY; SNOW TUESDAY. jest laughs imaginable is his | inducements for people to go into the FOR SALE ?r‘o:x?:tfv“{"g‘nessolms poultry business. It is not likely to What Is Going On Tonight. Y he . closing number on the pro-|be overdone for a long time to come. pYeudeviile and Motion Fisturss ac| .. ;i.isa perfect seream of & com-| The breeding of pedigreed produc. This Ad. Will Be Changed Every Day LEETLA GIORGIO WASHEENTON OO s &t @hYania) Theatre | sdy by tho famous Neator Comedians; |Ig hens ig of such great importance . AR N entasiiia g phofopisysak Devis | and it 1s called And? the Villatntgtill { {Bet/nis aasdciation through your ex; Al = Dita niitey o Som pebosl e theatre. Pursued Her, a burlesque melodrama ecutive committee saw fit to offer $50 wal, den, 1 gona tal you 'bout Kaihicen Fariow in Academy Courss | which is a side splitter. 77" |in prizes for the best producing pens FARM No. 8 Dées Glorgio Washeenton. at Slater Memorial Hall, b 4 to|$f birds owned by members of this 3 e e sss.x 7| . The above show ia' calcuisty 114 acres nice level land; a dandy hay e iR 'of 8 to | association at the third ees laving : e Codge, Nor 11, pleaso ull cliidren from the ag8 0L, | Competition now. being held av. the | Luiiioe pasure and woodlsnd; place 1 gas Lodge, No. 11 1. 0. O. ¥, meets | 30, A4 7 tiry Store will be given to- | Conmecticut Agricultural college at | will keep 25 head of cattle; a two- Thames Union, No. 137, U. B. of C.| morrow night at the first show only, | SIOrrs: Laéuial story frame house with 14 large and J. of A, mests in Carpenters’ Hall. | a5 to those who know,nothing further egislation. rooms, one large barn, nearly ~ new, “aSebequonish Counetl, No. 11, D. of P. | 1eqy o b said The eggs bill passed oy the last leg- | one smaller barn with wagon sheds wall, Giorgio was leetla keed Eei leeve long time ago, An’ he gon’ school for learn to read An’ write hees nam’, you knaw. Hee mucha like for gona school An’ learna hard all day, Baycause he no got time for fool under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT" ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF £ Sc per Line, Six Words to the Line “/eeth bada leeds an’ play. L it islature which was presented and back- | connected. This farm is situated an £oI0 duy wen Giario meots in Buckingham Memorial ~ RALTIC 5 ed by our association, apparently as|six miles from a city. - steel so vera small, I e e o . EX < far as my information goes, iy satis- AR e He start from home, but fie ees no meets In Ponemah Hall, Taftviile. n actory to all concerned in doing a ol s up een school all; Guests for the Holiday—Miss Ravenell | legitimate business, and it is a protec- | 80 acre farm, about 30 acres under cul- WANTED - FOR SALE TO RENT __« | 0 myTneds 5op “ces gatia mda tors Samatorium for Treatment. |lion to both producer and consumer. | tivation, 2 acres timber, plenty of fire | winrup — % week| vom sAie om at once, eight- | _TO RENT_Three rooms and_baih, | “Some jeetis ANNOUNCEMENTS Entee £ L hme e oing s | Wod (ehostout, oak and maple): 50| mopig moladles 8 to 8. Wk | 1ol che, nib-foot Coupter: at|imodern convemience and heat Xp of g A A prRS——y | Thomas Ferry of Merlden is the guest ale or shipment of diseased fowls, and | acres divided into pasture and wood | vassing. = Leg!timate. \we pay you.| Fagans smoke Shop. feb23d Lower Broadway. ebz1d An’ den’ he grab a beega steeck culars and rull size sample apron i g N. E. O. P. meets tonight, | of Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Donahoe. |if any member of this association ever |land, 25 acres can be mowed by ma- | P'a ckerels An' gon' out een da snow t SALE—Six good K. I Taken to Sanatorium. |has knowledge of violations of this | chine; keeps 5 head of cattle and 2| sent for 2sc. Domestis Supply House, [ OB SAGECRIX BOON 15, 95 Eiing An’ lookin all aroun’ for seek Girle' and boys' sleds, Flexible ¥ly-| 1iss Lydia Ravenell has been taken (law, they should give such Information | horses; 8 springs. small brook, well e agaofeld Blag., Cleveland, OO, ™ | wiison,” S0. Canferhury. Teb2sd | lieSe of buti; references require b, Pira the ers, baby sleighs, snow shovels, at out | to a private sanatorlum in Hartford |10 the proper prosecuting officer. at the door; 7 room house In fine con- | 225 2284 _ | dress i, care Bulietin. ie ! ; ? eng el you see TO RENT_—A flat, 130 _Washington | Whero ieetla boy he stan’ St. SixX rooms. all ‘modern improve- | All tangla up een cherry tree 2 Jozen making | ¥OR SALE—Engine i a0~ @ ing atiachme: Home basiness. Lx- Kirby Co., dition, store room and wood house; [ TADIES prices at Mrs. Edwin Fay's. for treatment. Miss Ravenell has been | £ s 2 v00d nouse | piain neckwea: 2 2 , pen, 3 a >y Suftering with a troublesome ankle for | BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE Miss Adles is in New York at, the | the past six months. cherry trees, grape vines, ete. D tiein anelus AL Srmactord ménts. Phone 3i(-2. Gilbert sowers | h hatcheet een hees haw’. the 1 pattern insiru Needlecrait _ | “repisa “Ha! w'at you do?" h op h request of patrons who are to attend| Louis Nolan of Hartford was the WILLIAM F. HILL, vvéi, Altoona, Pa. tenz3d “oR s Tannisned | — o w e R e s e d an important society assemblage, Will | guest of his parents over Sunda: Real Estate and Insurance, WANTED —Two boar ~na | &rocery g Stock, fixtures, | FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- | An' stay away like dees for pl be back Wednesda: Miss Lizzie McGuire is passing a 25 Shetucket Strest, Norwich, Conn. | witr NbEDoa "o, poatders; man, and | teams, ctc. A H. Maine, Groton, Conn. | *iences, 38 Union BL Fhons 19013 | Eenstead for gon” to for piay b5, < —— | tew weeks in Hartford. a 351 Central Ave., City - - Di\é{fl:fic}cs sax: !x no can lie, DAV Miss Casey and Miss Sullivan o 2 ol S s S == ST ST To RENT Sunny, pleasani upper | An' so I speaks true, AVIS THERFER. | wiitoantie were gussts of M, Den- YOUR wURN v i | ronmainpont SoRe°Dip? | seven-room tenement, 1 Eim St bata. | I siay away from school for try ing Fi - i o of Ba S I e S down ,Sot tubs, Bt WALer. Appiy C. k.| A b e i e Gl e Ponahoe is ‘the guest of SEans BmoKe Shop 0 i | yeives sou words, | gamele ge;, dozen | SiBinsy. e Bulleta Ofice ftar'a b m. | T theenica deeim cherry tree eature Photoplays the First Half of : = RpA0E Poke Saen; 3 4 g 3 : Janii Ses ‘gooda size for chop friends in Worcester. & Ucket for the best seal in U - L 2 i —— - . .| An’ s0 ) cut heem down, you see, the Week. John Donahoe of St. John's college, FIFTY C FOR SALE, Who's nexe FOR SALE — Two-tenement house, | . X0 RENT—Tae store No. 3l Broad- | .or justa help my pop.” e » Mass., is home for a few IR S OOWHE g WANTE = = punted, barn, large henhouse, | WAY, cenirai location, next o tie Wau- | ..ces pop he no can gatta mad, What is without a doubt the biggest | Lo <7 Mass. 1s fome for JAMES H. HYDE, CoANEED — At Duok tGardsn land. peach, pear, | Tckun notel, now vocupied by wruetls | ”iut looka please an’ say show ever seen in the city for the mon- | tovy 1as e T North Franklin, Ct. £00d all round farmiund, g00d miker: | qunce, plum and = apple ‘wees, own | R0 (R0 MEM L RRISan. ianiod | You tama nptiaar o 54 Ve Fred Lasch of vroudoncz 5 ) Tel @ vner v 3 aut "€ | water system, all_in best condition. | 23 s = - s You taka holiday. ey will be given at the Davis the first t i i Telephone Leba feb2ld | owner is away; references required. J. o0 o 1A = : e suest of local relatives. E 8 Wil sed cnedp. Place one minuie’s | _ 0 RENT—Basement tenement ai s good for leetla boy, you see, threo days of this week, consisting of B, Brigham, 515 Bank St, New London, g 0 8 g ec 3 rste S e Preparations for Mardi Gras. Con fob walk from trolicy. Address 403 5chool | School St. with pieasant southern ex- | For be so brizht an’ try five first-class vaudevllle acts and a . J. C. WITTER..............Auctioneer | — o St, Putnam, Coun biWEFM | posure. inquire &i Bulleun Ollice. For help hees pop; so den he be splendid selection of feature photo-| Big preparations are being made for Ao WANTED —An experienced Jansd A granda man bimeby, Dani FOR SALE > pluys. Heading the list is Ora and La | Mardi Gras. g Don, one of the biggest novelty cycle| Miss Leah McNearne: man. Apply Miilinery AUCTION Boston Store. __~ ~ our nu ¥ ora of New Brit- FURNISHED RODMS_ centrai ioou- w you gatta holiday, 2 21d__ | Jlass stock: Peaches tion, Steum neat. inqul 1on &4 et ees good, ¥ o acts on the American stage—entirely | ain is the guest of Miss Fidelis Don- X S = WANTED Bog o work in drug | roses, two year, 2oc, al Sy ot o | oo -33;‘,\1'";,._‘:} different from any other act of this|ahoe. 0—HEAD OF CATTLE—50 store. Apply ulletin Ornce. plants at tne aSonab. - | Py Siind, with & sensational racing wire| Miss Marguerite Donahoe was the At Public Auction, fenzld WAL to cOMVince you LiAL we can save i Y80 mooch, but finish. The McNaughton Brothers have | guest the past week of relatives in TUESDAY, FER. 24, 1014, WANEED - Posttiin’. a8 DOOKKBEDET [ oib oy s Seate rayas SEte Froe: |0 F NT be som’ g comedy singing and talking skit | Hartford and Rockkville. at 10 o’clock = m. practical; b help your poor old pep of ref- by vouns jady i ‘Houston « son, i, Conn. called A Case of Scotch, with & lot of e —— deseribed as follows: 40 cows, consist- Z., care Bulletin. Tao SR E By carry homs some Wood; \ Teal funny comedy of the Scottish| YANTIC ! °PPENINGS g 0r s Bleo” voung "Avpahiie Toowe, Floors of Building B o Tke” Glorglo] type. Fredo and Americo are a team of clever musicians who do a classy #inging and musical turn, playing from R buy hens; no White Leghorns or Hrahmas wanted. D. C. Manning, Soutn Coventry, Conn. feb2od o President Accident During Sleighing Trip— cow, 5 years old, just freshened and ab- Jlutely right every way, 4 Nrst class Jersey cows, esh, and the balance AT {No. 11 and i3 Ferry Street, 1059-1 bie for light manufacturing or tandard and Times Tagtime to classic. Smirl and Keeler| Chimney Fire at Schoolhouse—Hol of the loc ae hig g:’duv‘kuslemsln‘ll WANTED —Folders; steady work to| 2 mic & g '”‘”:mfr‘: it ALt e = have a_comedy sketch called The New | day Observance. good size, practically new milch | good reliable men. — Apply Braarord | p¥eix cvimder inquire of e Vaughn Foundry Co. _ SdbghrBesion fome kS B ki % o & $ery recenu gr Wil be on or' by the | Dyelng Association, Bratord, k. L | e e HUMOR OF THE DAY the acrobatic work introduced is away | Miss Grace Frink and her guests, S O ption: a8 each and evers One il s 5k _ | tires or irom: | - above the ordinary. Harry Farris com- | Mrs. Curt nd Miss Greene, of the will show for themselves what they WANTED —At_once, spoolers for | handsome, ai u o L. B SUMMER COTTAGES Harry—Did he try to insure the book Dletes the vaudeville part of the bill | faculty of Technical High school, e at fime of sale; 10 high grade 3 Wwoolen worki sood piy and = steady | Worth. febzid or Meui—bos salc. | agent?” Garry— and he sold him & with a comedy ventriloquist act t Newtonville, Mass.. are spending the | 0ld Holstein heifers, of good size | WOrk, Apply Yantic Yantie, Conn. | “INY RELIABLE FAMILY may have | wacem dllly Weekapaeg, | 6t Of boOks is amising and entertaining to both | holidays in Franklin with Miss Frink's | and sired by a thoroughbred ___ | my Ccabinet g nght piane in Pleassn: View, | Jack—I was just admiring Mabel's young and old. In the photoplays to- | parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frink. | D etats bills, one 3 vears] | WANTED- “wo down- | Lhelr home WO Sater if you | iemtals, $173-3406¢ season, | hair. How pretty it is. Mabel's Rival day the feature is a two reel Majestic South Dakota Guest: | cld and one 6 months. stairs furnished rooms for Frofessional | {HLC I 0" Durciase youl inspection by appoiniraent. —Oh, she has some prettier than that, drama called For His Master, a pow- 5 S o = 98 | ©Owner's Statement: I would like to|man. State price and locition. Ad-|iasy terms. Address Box - FRAAR “A. CuT, | —Boston Transcript. erful story of self sacrifice. The other | John Durr of South Dakota was & 5 | state o the public that this stock that | dress Box Bulletin Office. feb10d | rebzid . 1= 2 e ’ Srtures are Beas. the Outeast, s beau- |recent guest of Mrs. N, Skinner, Who | | ,,nppAr STYLE 1'm offering at this sale are not culls | — - —— - - - | — - - € Migh Strest, Westesiy, B L Musician—What's the rent of this s : 4 s spending_the winter here with her . = o Tarerior oods. 1 shall in the future| _ GIRLS WANTED — Good =~ wages: | FOR toomy | 1ong Distance avicohone | meyssa |Foom. including the use of the piano? b nghiter; SAT ilr ITH N EATURES. | breed noth at Tu stoc d 2 o ¢ | sielgn Woodworth, \ ind- 5 i 't say o iful dramatic plcture of a child of the| 5, \uhier rs. John Kilroy. WITH NEW FEATURES. | Dread nothing but full blood stock,| 5teady “employment Turner & si, > G Landlz I can't say offhand. You Bitle, a}r‘a‘dhl‘hgalstsmtng: l:_’redtwa- e dnd for that reason oniy 1'am holding ESeron e i eblod 1 ham, { 1ebzod must play me something first—London ment, whioh is the funniest Keystone eighing Accident. \xe Drens With Long or Short | this sale. Each and every animal ad-| WANTED—The Home hotel, 126| FOk_SALI_Sleigh, in good . = »pinion b ; . et A sad : 3 s—siel i £00d_condi Opinion. gver shown hers, with Mabel Norman | iiverybody ls slelghing. A party has | Sleeves. vertised above will positively be 50ld| pain St., Danielson, offers every mod- [ tion, X.'k."Lewis, M. L., 51l Main st FOR SALE Mrs. Goodsole—Didn't you learn to ured. i3 been out from Yantic every night the | - thout GROEGE B KiMBALL ern convenience. Rates'$5 to §6 per | _ 1€P1dd b s e ren o 2 2. i 3 > n effects are G G L. > L. o o - S bl be a good citizen in the reform school? matines today at 230, all seats 10| pust weels. Fridey might Gardner took | Double, and vesi effecis are| woog's Il farm, 3% miles west $ia day. febdd | Am BEL R DARNE 4 SALE HORSE R it X iwon Y lesxnt it oo~ entd; Ty ationsiin (S eyening &L the la party, from ENCHVINER {0 CAlahsatdt B I anfl one oan de. || fromslienislson, D e e eey —Salesmen, §75 per 450 fGast 23 DU, N Y. CALy, 8.0—00rSes | 1 have 50 Horses to pick from. T retically; but I ain't had no practice. \sual time, prices Jjust the same as|There have been 4 few runaways since | 03 a8 for grown-ups, and one can 9e°| road: 3 miles from Brooklyn ‘Village, | ot Salesmen. ‘315 per month ‘mare Mukt be disposed oL | are of il Kinds, big and small, 15 S Houstont B s el U Come yourself. and bering SouT | G P & L M rurday morame | folop the prettiest ‘combination with| Chureh street road; ¢ miles souui| Ab8 AL SXRSTEC0 0. NNF M ir ke rners Xt 50 Thieeo are tho iast of | Sog Smmres Se hor Srrived. tolars Bl Dietop JE ook g friends 1o ses the bifh bargaln show 4t | Baward Tones ook & traveline palens | Hroe shons Hap n neriom vest: fnished |.from Pomiret statlon, via Fomiret|from Geslers' for cigatettes, cigars | tUS ROTASS ubed, [ the and con- | hicery T oIl 1995y’ @1 | Jack—You ought to see him_tickle he Davis the first half of this week. |man to Fitchvilla and when turning | at its upper part with n polnted sec- | LANGIRE, K GERAGET JRoemns: o g andiehewing’ tobaoco. | SEUCTION WOTL, FIERE OUC O Work | second- d workers. Prices right, | the ivorie Stone—Some pianist, you The only thing cheap about this show | around the sleigh tipped over, break- | tion. The shoulder extension forms | ““cafarer at sale. g e polmiin Compentysbue | S38 s SLIE RS SHORE IR ASE | Come dnainseizitan bet! Jack—Planist nothing! Hes a in the price. ing the shafts and freeing the horse, | par of the sleeve, that may be in wrist b IaT Tl "o. “York, N. Y. genizai| axal npatched cestis & g tnnsenl e s iaRsow dentist—Dartmouth Jack o’ Lantern. = | which ran toward Yantic. A tele- | or clbow length. The skirt may be io SHOOTING AND TRESPASSING NO- | LOTSes 4nd mares irom 3o Upward:| = =304 “When vou are as old as I am, my TRAFFIC IN SOULS. | Phione message was sent and the-horse | double or single tier, and 1 eut 1o L¥S COL. N Up | B ed, U cloth. LBXLE ax YoF | miuiched (cams Lrom 310 wpyarl el | Ten 1 2eb3d | son, you will re and talk less —— was_stopped Dy its owner just as It | The pattern as here shown was devel- EARIL . GALI ., twerve lor $1.25. & Bullewn | wiiowed. 100K 4l tuese Lorses beiore tha do now. But, dad, every- For Thite Bas s Binigeivg - Fob. 28, | Tnoa Tomise Tho Gatince b wasil e b o s del 2 Co,' Printers, Norwich, Conn. Duying eisewhere. oo Stabie roreman | boay I take after mother."—Chi- . y a t 8 S | oped . blue ga with H Wil ) horses within 4vv mies ol o ith P to the sleigh and the horse was some- | am in biue and tan tones. 1t is WANTED _Haw fars, at A Heeb- ,‘ o ord-Herald With Performances at the Davis| 10 the FEIEn Be the hind legs. | eqaily zood for chambrey, percale, ra- ners, 30 Water Si., évery Thursday, ) oW XOrk . EDINE. Mrs. Brown (to unexpected visitor) Theater. ! i s e fine or eponge, lawn, linen, inene o A. C. Bennett. novila FOR SALE Scasoned hickory wood W GURL & e e 16 st b FEEN: 3 ssembling Ties and Poles. cushmere. Itis cut In four fizds: ¥ 10, SV ANTED—Haw Tars Wil bs st the | 10 Stove leugtas, s. per cord; aiso sea —Why, what a surprise! I st be As its title implies, this picture deals| e employed by Reuben Potts 12 und 14 years. It requires five vards | \ o oquate from Jones' Nat. School of | store of George H. Pratt, No. 11 Water | S0ned Siab wood i Stors lenstis 83,00 Arys Sacowyoun et ealio v e 3 ¥ | : v are | of {0 Inch material for a 14 vear size. A & 3 cora; und il K of" seasoned Ah, well, my dear, con- :uh a subject that all over the United | carting logs into the Yantic freight- A pattern of this filustration mailed | Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and Bt, every Saturdar. . WoodWorth, | (org4 wood. J. S St Great taain. Ather we have been have tates is commanding the serious at- | yards. Many ties are being piled in | to any address on receipt of 10 cents in | Pedigreed Stock. Merchandise and nov1o Tel 645-5 evid . tention of all thinking classes—that of | {he yard als | shiver or stamp Real Estate Sales. Address WANTED_Plano T0AmE. & O wof- | —poota0 s e The Fine aan white slavery. Based on the Teport of Viilage Briefs. { *'Order through The Bulletin Company, oy IR Prospect By City. Weli SEi-k | WOR SALL—Souy Ix ot native codar | mn s the'm: “T'm in @ the Rockefeller investigating commit-| Sue S Pattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. 3¥1a T T S SLcnibutar o grace with my wife.” “What abo tes, over six hundred pictures in six| John Ladd has sold his party sh N . 1, Moosup, . B i Ney L | “She sent me downtown to match some reels in which over eight hundred a : l\"l)‘fidrdn( 3 nflm::uu;ams:,,]l ‘[61:‘) ors appear, have been staged. he village school is closed toda While it would seem impossible (Monday) in observance of Washing- deal with the white slave theme in jtorE it iay 5 et tures without at least bordering on the | . - small chimney fire occurred in the | immoral, assurance is given that this | sos | n: I got some like the saleslady was prettiel - Manufacturing Plant i - N 0. - eleptune TR it BUXING pouilsy o ail Kinds. | A position by expericnced woman | ANyOne Lavis saiie, uro [rvee i bovkiteeper Can fake fall chnree of | Samucs Gellert, Coichester, S ! Utelypeccinied: by, the would work i z LOST AND FOUND b gee st — Tobin Arms Mfg. Co. are opposed to grand opera r prices?” “Yes. Next they stenography and typewri schoolhouse Friday morning, | DOES YOUK RANGE necd repal ences. ! 5 hepherd u Paceni StOVo Drick Lo ik aliy TAUge e be having terrapin at popular has been accomplished in Trafic in|Dul the Dlaze was put ouf by the pu- | | o LOST-A shepherd and hound aog. | = ress C. care of The Bulletin | for $i. & J. Biow, New Haven. sepidd IN GREENEVILLE. Drices ‘and orchids at bargain rate Souls; in fact, the promise is made with_little damage done. | 47 answers fo name Jim. Notify 3 = F P g e : \d then wh erest will a rich man thet none even approach the SUEEEst- | seberit dass oay Toith . rentyen | o b, Wanweeus fin. ) | Company. rensid | |IIROR X AR The Eamara i Eocon The main building consists of e el Moostp. i o ot H i = ihe 15Tee “mansion Louse, o awesing || three floors of about 2,000 square S| Clivich o beanpoutintier oy Towever, fn effecting this _result | & eIRES A0 ! vening, cither on DO YOU WANT nihwtr S SERETLSUS WG (] fect each and there is a large ad- || Willic has been sick for a lons time? rothing that stiould be in the effort io| ADVICE HANDED OUT i 8n’ Provigence St _’;'z’fle‘uf«l haniant| (The Ofginall Fyotory Adjustment” | $50°%uly o1 Rorwliil St Prea Sl on || dition and office building. Mrs. n—Yes, he has: and now e e D s euble 70 STATE POU : Wit pear) stones, Reward 1t 10f¢ &L 13 o your Lefms duiraclive to”the buyer. dnis 4 e up with the chicken pox, To Traflic in Souls, Walter McNama- | Banker Tells How City Man Dit It— | — Drop Postal or Phone 377-2 way, Norwicn, Coni. % QORI S 50 horse water-power at the Yonkers Statesman. za w8 ey [fhat deals with Experts Give Talks. | RIS T Sl T LEE CLEGG, WEOR SALE— sccond-hand Foid au iowest price in Connecticut. Lawyer—I think I cdn get you a ai- he baneful infiuence of an agent of| The Conmecticut Poultry association | LARM GLOCKS, including the Big 128 Washington Street, City GTesa vs Franiin St oo Sl Plans and full particulars upen | | SOTCE: treatment; but do you think your hus- band will fight the suit? W Fight! Why, the little shrimp dasn’t even come into a room where I a ihe vice trust. Tn evolving his plot, its eighth annual meeting in Mr. McNamara is said to have a play | Jewell hall, Hartford, Thursday, and it that is remarkable both for its human | Will continue today. The opening ses- - We promptly collect and deliver re- | —FoR SALE_Eieyenroom house,wi | and Baby Ben all of which are| .. 0 i Here Everything guaranteed | lot, o9 CAf b Must be oid (o Close | fully guaranteed by me. - ealate. G. W. Hamiiton, Executor, 130 | Favorabls terms. application. interest and coherency on was given over {o the president's We also carry a full line Main St iy ged e Amew era in pictures has been open- | &ddtess peports of ofigers and miscel” | of Jewelry and Watches of HELP WANTED |, zousm oyen = o nowncees JAMES L. CASE, Fow long must T wait for this pre- oule, a photoplay on lines that ramnet| Mecine is the somewhat extensive all kinds In the best qual- Shveiopes, neatly orinted Tor 1.9 300 || 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct seription?” “About 30 minutes,” an- fall to make a lasting and ,fa\f‘:.‘;x‘:?: exhibil of eggs, also of grain feeds for | ity and workmanship. General Housework Girls, Second | eacn, $3.00. bend ior sapies and | i swered the érugsgist; “but you can oc- mpression on all viewing it. Matines | POUlry, for which cash premiums are | Our prices are the low- Girl, Chamber Maid, Hospital Laun- | Prices for any princiug you are in need | cupy vour time pleasantly. Here is 8 daily at 2.30, evening 7 and §.45. Prices | Offered. Two addresses of more than ! est in town. dress Cona. ey kit - coupon whi »inl.‘:.»s‘I;L_urem(hz:&mi_ | ordinary interest were given. Henry | We buy and excha: FR.E EMPLOYMENT BUREAU | ¥om = a | : - R S el | D, Smith of Rockls e S s |5 nge Old Gold, | < | T For sALE— G Digs, thorough .| Pittsburgh Post. —_—— | Soud of, R R iatine | Silver and Jewelry for their full value. | M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bldg. | breds, registered, none beiter in t8s To t,‘he Farmers oft.huSectlon ! “What do you understand by the COLONIAL THEATER. | Hoasters. ‘i Sheitn spoke from per: | Expert Watchmaker and Repairer. | = — = | colBty Sunnow Paomy Rerto s toniaks ‘Now is the timo to list vour farms | (o political influence" “Political e onal experience, having specialized in | | J. OGULNICK & CO, FOR SALE | Button. i if you want to sell 1 bave 8 larsc|influence” replied Semator Sorghum, When Strong Wills Clash, Domestic | riising poultry for —the market. | & Franklin St. opp. Bulletin Building SRR s s | B Sesertion o sl | s el e R e Pathe Play in Two Reels. harles W. Tobey of Temple, N. H. | | a5 envalones (eoaiar business atas) | A AN B ple come around and tell you they poke on From the Banking Business $1.40; 1,000, 33; WILLIAM F. HILL, | brought to bear after you have suc- Fere is a story that is at once all- | {0 the Poultry Farms, Why, What and — | c=rd printea in corn: LANO > 8.000, $6; 16,Uy0, 3iU, ouu noutehead: 25 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. ceeded in landing a job.”—Washington Of German invention for war pur- | poses & mine which may be planted in {a field until discharged from a ais- tance by electricity, when it Drojects | few feet into the air a grenade which fires 400 bullets in all directions hori- zontally. | S | To enable an automobile to pull it seif out of a mudhole there has been i invented a long strap to be fastened to a buried wheel and some stationary ciples of geometry, namely, ‘the short- | chester, Har et distance between two ‘points s a| ton. i York in 1013 erected 3 straight line, which means that this| Iu the county vice presidents elected P PR | i Popular house has established a suc- | were: Tolland county, E. S. Edgerton, | Pufldings, costing $13,915,465. who are SHY on SHEDS by using a | Gesatal policy and has continued "the | Rocky ie; New London counts, W. . | few loads of our COMMON LUMBER same from year to year. Vandeville is | Conklin, New London: Windham coun- | | the same as any business commodity | t¥, Gerald Waldo, Willimantlic. LEGAL NOTICE jand READY Roertica. | snd_ sou set what you pay for, ‘and |, On ihe executile committes swers| ool S en_a certain limit is reached and|these members: Tolland county. G. H.} I] s R ¢ Tameg® el mie e, reached,and | R N e ononcoune: PR HOSHS FOR SE 0K W) Chappell Go. The Auditorium has never vet allowed | B W. Brown, Old Mystic: Windham on L. Hamilton, Elling- Those choice “Slater Lots” can be bought right if you buy NOW, Renl Estute Broker, e BT 1 e | Merchants National Bank Central Theatre Bu Wester | oraee No. 365 Ter | Residence 531, Stock JAMES L. CASE, Shetueket St. Economy and satisfaction for those | absorbing and brilllant, for it is How? He recounted his own e: { & rinte Opposite T| Bank Pathe play of the first water, and tells | &1c® in giving up a position in city life | 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Ct. VR, Drinted, 1955 1,000, 35505 5,000, pposite Thames Bank | = Matd_Tve come_ to _sive . notl of an impetuous mothy ho, 2 in order to go into the country to "Phone 511 39:50; ' 1 . " $18.50; ' ouv billneads’ | — 2 Mistress—Indeed? Maid—An Stwn inpeiausinigtier, Wno Goliatsd ! 1o ity andthe success wnich he has 0558 | 0k . ! S pries, S0 L 52 105 5,000, Tauld you give me a g0od reference. hecause he is in love with his model, | "poUered. 5 | T § 10O IIR C07E0U0 SIRTAIGUL G S ma'am? T'm going to Mrs. Jones - At o B ;| ~President H. P. Deming of Winsted | GIRL’S DRESS. |24, piinled, 31407 1 $i.00; 6,000, IR A A The best hey marry, but a‘reunion is effected | : 2 ooy IR = 36 100 F8) niing 0. ev across the way. Mistress—The i hrongh the' Afplomacy of & murse. Ba. | I his annual¥report told of the profit| , o o Lo ST T fiie Mism MONEY LOANED N aade e Ep et the world, Maggie. I hate that woman sides this big two reel spectacle there | L1CTe IS in l‘;mlvr,\' raising, hflrémular!v; v Peocksitar nol ! Fecid i Diamonds Waiches dewe - ple The Sulletin’ Co. Printers and ‘* —New York Globe. rri ) X 2 Te|to the smail raiser, and ' sald many| gy, percale dotted with white 1s|fll 4d Securities of any kind at ige i riers, Nerwich. Cont. AL 2 e olealin v iy etk e ¢ il Ct1y | poultry will care for itself. There is | with fancy butions for decoration. T he | a Hrim to deai with, Sarah M. Pitcher, consisting of An_ Six-room _cottage, stezant THE KALEIDOSCOPE Tan towards Showing the pamiic ny | Beither profit nor pleasure in trying to | design Is also good for galates, chim- o A m AL Tanico. tique Silver, Crockery, Bureaus, Desks, |} condition, on Central Ave.; price arduons Al of anidokiat: dife F e E"f‘cfi“"?’:"‘i‘;‘:gsi‘hjf‘ea baohasa dl“'fl\" e D e oo T (Establisaed 18720 Chairs, Etc., and other articles too nu- ; 50 | D s A AN Marseilles annually exports about Fobby Called Her BIUf is a pretty, re- | jat; : e e ral g | right front is shaped in a point over merous to mention will be sold at 2 | ~ 11 Doatdus Shat maxs $10,000.000 worth of cocoanut butter, fined cominty By e HAlbos somiany. | Soon passed by the jast general as-| 4l jerr. Dicep tucks Width to_ the > > BRVE ihe buciness having been developed 208 Farry Myeus 1 aebu T T Garoy | sembly "rho ecretary l;nmed 2! oulders. The plaited skirt s Joined Public Auction at her late residence | Wil by cacre farm situated o good income; price is low, and e e 1897, Most of it goes to England, > SNy ece 1 e °h | membership of 730, a gain of 117 dur- | fo' tha walst nmder the glrale. The | short distance esteriy and abou good réasons for sellins. For §|Fiolland and Scandin: of the Season. a stirring Lubin love| ing 1013. 'He reported that 23 poultry | Seeve 1s neatly finished with a pointed | COAL TAND \LUMBER: No. 91 WEST TOWN STREET, |one mile from the trolley house s focatiasar Holland and Scandinavia. fory. Out of Sight &nd Buy Wool are | institutes were held the past yea: | tab at ihe wrist, “he fattern iz cut| Norwich Town, L ey Eoul g \, two rollicking Biograph comedies, | Plans are being made for a three days | in four sizes: 6, §. 10 and 12 vears, It} FRESH ARRIVAL Monday, Feb 23, 1914, FRANCIS . DOMOHUE According to two English scientists Wg‘hk(!rm; one of the most varied and de- | fleld meeting_at Storrs In July. A | faulves 4178 var 0-inch'material onday, February 23, g 3 the sense of imp‘:hh‘ man is small 'ul programmes seen at the Colon- | contract nas been made with Thomas ' "% A e i oatl = 5 B '\ i Central Building Norwich, Ct. winen compared with animals, because 1al for some time. Bear in mind, our | Barron of Calforth, Ing., t0 be Dresent | (o ars saaress on receipt of 10 conts 1n | Genuine Big Vein S oplegk g $ha toroaoon 1 | of the practice of kissing, and gradu- z’:mes ar‘eflchmgez‘overz‘ dn;v. and | and make three addresses and answer | silver or stamps. G ‘s Crach Bl T No Postponements. | ally is being destroyed for that rea- orrow brings another blg feature | questions. | ¥'Order through The Bulletin Company, | George’s Creel acksmithi son, Prograniiae that is the equal of today's.| This is the largest state poultry as. | Pattern Dept. Norwich Conn. - g A s | ——— sociation in the country. The treasurer | Lt E | The British admiralty 13 contemmpl Auditoriun. Bill Has No Weak reported receipts of $1,078 and a bal- DATALOGU | ing the construction of a huge ficating al pots 5 —Three Gozd Acts and Original Uni- | 27C¢ ¢f $370 on hand. Send 10 cents In siiver or s ! % self-contained factory, capable of car- e Gevd Theas oficers wera elected: Presi- | U Up-to-date 1914 Sprin | Real Estate Bargains ke ; = | Tins out almost any kind of repatrs to eal oplays. dent, A, B, Brondage, Danbury; secre. | Taig oo A0EuS, contaning | ALSO A CARLOAD OF eana s far. Woes Sidga | war vessels that can be done without ronhe continued, success of the Audi- | tury; George V. ‘Smitn. Wiliington; | ariefis pitierns a CONC] ina | I am offering a number of fine [ | 745t 151e¢ o+ i ¢ arydocking. e past six years has | treaSarer_ Charles 1L Brundage, Dan- | COMPREH ARTICLE ~ ON | O bior rines 15 Shar: - been Based Woon ome of the Arat prins | VY Aoty Charies T aich, “] i seanets o GRFADYERODSINGIPAPERS (fimemee e vomievcnsu e e | 0 WIKLIAW A WILGDR | es { | | | 1ding, Can sell you a nice summer home (bungalow) in a beautif location, at a low figure, furni- ture included. ARCHA W, COIT, Room A, Chapman Building, Opposite Y. M. C. A. 0 Norwich, Ct. FOR SALE auantity to sacrifice quality. county W. G. Holman, Willimantic. SBALED PROPOSALS will be re- | Central Wharf, Noraich Phone 102 Ring 2. | Object in such & way that when the (o The Programme today 1s calculated | .. President’s Address. e by e Sture 1iEnhy Commis N ecien Conmi «ge of § rooms and bath = = Wheel 15 turned the strap forms & track o please the average person, and the| In his annual report Presldent Ho- 1, un 0. i sesd arch | G s e =1}] Mot s McKinles, Avenue i trice J s for it. average person means the mafority. | mer Deming of Wttt tin s, 'for state ¥oad WO 1n the foi: e i o wa 2 4 The Neponset 51\11\8128 rst item will be a delightful little | the organization of the association and | "8 14 ¥ DS in accordance with plans | = ge of ¢ rooms and bath, ; ; Automatic delivery of rural mall is comedy drama from the Gaumont| thg good it has accomplished. He satd | LPd sbecifications on e In tie otfice | M. C. HIGGINS 13200 fee Modern equip- mulke X rosl NIEIC IS peodl SEainst | pecvitea by s North Dakota man's n studios,s entitled Dolly Saves Her | in part: e T sy, CommissiOnen. 3 ment, electric , canl bels, ||| P55 SWotef BY Reamery durable ention of @ car to run on an aerial Grandfather. Next will'ze & fine two- | We now numbep nearly 300 mem- | TOWN 0F BHOOKIAN, Snous S615 COALl Meningy for veranda and win: ||| mereover s “root whith 15 wnusually | track. from which It takes electrio Teel drama by the Tavorite Rex com- | bers, poultry men and poaltry women, | inear reat of Nalive Stone Macadam dow. Garage, good garden with racive in appearance. power, automatically stopping at each pany, with the popular Bob Leonard in | who desire to-be assoclated for mutu- | (eRsthuction, Plans and specifications HIGH GRADE COAL i . U R L L o e SOl jam & coy house on a route and ringing a bell to the leading role. This film is Michael | al benefit. | at house of Arthur R. Bell, first select- | Eight-room Coltnge {]] cent fare. | 47 te 55 Wewt Main 5i, Cemtral Wharl | announce its arvival, Arnold and Dr. Lynn, Donelt, en have much to feel| PalpPIookiyn TOWN OF EAST- | Office and Yard 203 North Main St g | Thomas H. Beckl | Fadhad g Act No, 1 is the famous McGinnis| proud of, while the dairymen are| BROES. “I Beam Design or o 1 oman Office Tolephane 1257 with bath and steam heat, || omas &, ey { A niw vear sienhil i ety Bros., who are known throughout the ! continually bemoaning thelr inability | Itiveted Low Truss Bridge, A 1-span good barn and large lot, located ||| >ay muilding, 238 Main Serced || SUBURBAN FARM. controlled by a driver, is a four-sided :p‘l‘ctfflsmv}f for msi axc(ojllgn§ d,an;’:li.nfi; to get proper remuneration for their | g Ao faslonsing five minutes’ walk from Main J| i 24 — 368-3. B roliay » be mounted below a number E , The Dancing Cadets, 14 2 o . Leeo i : | | -5to o-roawm splayi ords indi Wha I£ im0t vandovilles siandard offor- | 1t aia that (e o e n D e et n f e e e | o e, e s It 5 SDEMA NG Taaelte ngs. ouliry products are insufficient to : Sordan Block =4 . Strong, tiilacle land, vers p right or te stop er that these Eilen Tate, with her character | inke ‘the keeping of poultry proat: | maniic Cna il N. Tarrant & Co. Sood Coastutor” ang blenty “or. Wood: | dauser anodd. & e changes, comes next, and this clever | able. and it is also a fact that poultry | (Ompanied by a surety comp: g FOR SALE moderh water system, pneumatic tank, | lady has arranged a specialty that is| products, even at their highest pre- | i or tne Sact oPoi o3, snan Free Burni Kini i Lehi 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. | Dower pump, “sasoline engine, grist| e d both entertaining and novel. ¥ B hemarl Tha e ng kinis an Bhlgh | { The Charles S. Hewitt farm of 53| Wil saw: pictures Consul Pelix 8, §, Johnson of Kings- ton \ada, reperts that an agreement The third act is Ivy and Ivy, one of | much cheaper for the food value con- | ok Deets rearhed betreiietat LI aas acres near Poquetanu the best comedy musical acts in the| tained in them than any other meat k. Fine build-| rensa ihe right to reject any and all bids ALWAYS IN STOCK ings, 360 peach and 30 apple trees Dated at Hartford, Conn., Feb. 21 vailing prices in the markets, a,relaxle Highway ST wus DAL o T witiberst OF | Dran et 1004 S "N LMS, ) s hther frutt. Wood, brook and | smmm————— | ihe eleciric sirest cav company as to the act we good musicians, and Jr.| The production of good pouliry pro- oSy INNE AL ROP DR. F. W. HO Dentist | iovely house. WHER ssa wanc to pu suur Lus i e e original | vein of hmumor | ducis 15 noi Keeping bace With thel Room i Chmiel Hertrd Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Stc. | Shannon Building Annex, Room A. E. A. PRENTICE | Bass beforE The Sunlic, dRefe’is o mes : P - s ot leep ac LoD 2 s 5 pr e 1n the « U far the steel rails has by eambined with his musical ability; One | market demands, and thers are good ) Telephone 463-13 Telephone 62 setigg | Phone 300 85 Cliff Street | S1UT Petter thag shroheh tho wdvertas | L. ci"lo an Ameriean sompanR X 5 . \