Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1914, Page 16

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES AND TOMORROW What Is Going On Tonight. , SUNDAY SUBJECTS. LOST AND FOUND . B The subject of the Christian S LOST—Between Park ohurch and Co- = 3 % i : Vaudd and Motion FPIOturss At |seciioe aai e WMan: I ooy | T ihigaties oh . Dradwy At Merd = “AG um. St, a mold filagree bracelet. t_on Stormy ch is come again, ¢ %fll‘ Pictures at Colonial Theatre The Holiness Mission will hold its March _'t-h, ‘hrl' 8 or9% p. m. TND- o %uruhl ;l“.fl‘l‘flfl' in’ - &t Davls | rvices at §7 Main street, P -] E ¥ > Biirting notes: of mastery . Emh; Qouncil, No. 3vi. U. G T A Minstrels at Y. M. C. A: Hal. ANNOUNCEMENTS Be gure to stop at No. 33 Broadway today and purchase cake and cookies Bor Sundey. Fresh rolls fresh cookies, fresh cake @t low prices. Come and see and you will buy. See adv. DAVIS THEATRE. Sixth Roel of Our Mutual Girl Shown Today and Five Big Vaudeville Acts. Tn the sixth picture of Our Mutual Girl series, the headline attraction at this fheatie today, we find Margaret At Park Congregational 10.30 a. m., service; 4.30, vespers an monthly musical service; brief sermon. At Christ Episcopal church holy communion 9.30, service and sermon 10.30, Sunday school 12, evening pray- er and address 4.30. At Grace Memorial Baptist church preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. R. B, Harris. Young Peo- ple’s meeting at 7 p. m. The Gospel Mission holds meetings at 10.30 a, m. and 7.30 p. m. in Stein- er's hall. ' T. H. Peabody will conduct the service, with sermon at 7.30 p. m. At the First Congregational church, Norwich Town, sermon at morning ser- =hurehd LOST—In town of Preston, fox- up, 8 to 10 months old, black Finder please notify A. L. Preston, or Tel 936-5. hound and white. Reynoids, maréd o FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE During the past month, I have ad. vertised between forty and fifty farms for sale, giving descriptions of same, and to parties_that have been unable’ to find in that list, a farm that suits them, I wish to say that I still have a list of about 30 more farms not ad- vertised, most of which are in New London County, Eouthern section, which I would be and mostly- in the WANTED - W WANTED—Cigar__salesmen; $25 per week salary and §5 per day for ex- penses; experience not necessary; write uick. Continental Cigar Co., Wichita, Kan. marid WANTED—High _ class _ travelng salesman to seil pumps, tanks to gar- ages, stores, etc.; ..g money for right jpan. Milwaukee Tank W orks, Milwau- & under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” ‘ ‘ ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF per Line, Six Words to the Line FOR SALE JHOR SALE—Johnson’s metal covered 200-esg incubator and brooder, like new, P. Dresing, manover, Conn. ma S FOR SALE14i-egg Cyphers ineu- bator, $15, used once; Barred Kock cockerel, 33, Box P. So. Windham, Ct, mari ¥FOR SALE—A brown horse, welght Sehool Street. TO RENT TO RENT—Furnished rooms comp. . housekeeping, bath, gas. marid TO RENTMarch 1st, one-half dou- ble house, rooms, convenient, central, good repair, 21l modern except heat, $I8 per month. Address E. F. G. Bulletin Otfice. feb12ThSTu separate entrances, seven es from sleep to strife, Thrilled th energy and life! Listen! ‘Tis the streamlet's fiow, Fed by melting ice and snow, Far avove, on pinions gray, Skyey squadrons hold their way, Harbingers of Spring as forth Fare they do the brightening north, Scurrying elouds across the sky; Shadows swift with sunshine nighg Piping then the stress Of stormy conflict sweet caress— Warmth and sun that soft awake Violeis in mead and brake. Winter, stern and old and gray; Lingers near, .nough every d.a{ Shows his reign is ing swift; Rarer now his clou uplift High their banners gray and strow All the brightening flelds with snow, Rarer come the winds that ol Crocus and the b ~ 3 fon *Square, | pice o Kesping i Ry G ohces. [ pIoieca it G uw gLl Ton i marid 950 lbs, afrald of nothin TO RENT—Lo t 883 Washing- odil; 2 are, N i 3 > g, extra good wer par! 5 o g B Lmo? fo New | Evening sermon upon Human Kind-|" cu)i on or address WANTED High ciass man to sell | driver. ~Can be seen at C. L. Chapman's fon St, all improvements; and lower e ‘é‘;‘}fl}h:’:’%fi“fir’i‘:y York. 2 &e Io oonn‘xeg“r‘;'c{_:s(ctpx!él; ness. trees, shrubs, roses, vines, berry bush- | Woodyard, Franklin St. marid Bookbinder, 108 Broadway. *| To assume her place as Queen, WILLIAM F. HILL, bulbs, etc.; gbod wages; permanen! TURKEYS FOR SALE—Channelside 3an29ThSTu With her throne on carpet greem. officials, and meets the soclety editor | A¢ Brewster's Neck chapel Rev. C. exclusive territory, = Bfown Brothers | p D 2 and the dramatic editor of the New |Wilson Harrison of Gales Ferry, the |25 Shetucket Strest, Norwich, Conn, |- UISerics, Rochester, N. Y. i Haeiary Dol O IE s, TO RENT—A fiat, 130 Washington | Soon she'll Teign o'er all the land, York Ttmes. It would take too long to | pastor, will preach at the service at WANTED Wil bay anyihing, any. | FOR SALE_Farm of 60 acres, very | St, six rooms, all 'modern Improve-| Her heralds scented breeses bland; smd tell you all about this great where. good house, 10 rooms, plenty of out- ments. Phone 377-2. Gilbert Bower: Pussy willows dream of her; 2.30 in the afternoon upon The Onl What have you got to seli? 7 Mere and would spoil your'| Way. & Spot cash. J. C. Wiiter Auction Rooms, | Pulldings. 'C. B. Potter, ureene, R. 1| feblfd R ooh tae phciiag band acutise, leagure in seeing it. Our Mutual Girl Bvans Block, Danielson. Conn. marid FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- | When the opening e = is_the time to place | veniences, 38 Union St. Phone 1051-. | Fling Spring’s banner o'er the worldy is just the same as a real good story The International Bible Students’ ITIOUS person may earn $16 (0 | yohoh lAL!g—N:-: “vf‘.e tu';‘t.l :npn": nlohoes, nion St % you want to see it for yourself and | association meets at 11 o'clock in room §25 Weekly during spare time at home, | JOuT RUTSCTy order, e qucte on firer Deep in Nature's solitudes— not have anybody tell you how it's go- | 6, Bill block, No. 35 Shetucket street. Writing for newspapers. Send for DBI- | coeny jwe year 35, all otHer trees and | . TO RENT—Sunny, pleasant upper | Greening flelds or leafless woods— ing to end up. Only & word to those | Discourse by J. F. Emerson of New ST e Heulars ~ 7-33, Press Bureau, WAsh-| lanis at these reasonable prices. .. |SSven-room tenement i1 Elm St; bath.| Even in the clty street =~ .. who do take an interest in Our Mu- | York. Six-room cottage, In elegant ington, D. C. marS | want to convince you that we can save 5“-"_“,,’ B e orne shs o] R S ;“m:m_ms toal Giri_and that is don’t let any- condition, on Central Ave.; price OLD ESTABLISHED paint and va:- | you 50 per cent. by buying direct. jan17d “Spring is coming! Spring: Sweet thing make you miss this release, it At Mt. Calvary Baptist church, reasonable. nish house offers $o0-375 weekly to men | employ no agents. Catalogue free. e - ek TO RENT T K. Houston store No. and women, introducing new products —H. T. Sudduth. §s much better than those preceding & Son, Mansfeld, Conn. l morning sermon upon Fear Not, for | Mr. Enright—Thank Heaven!—FPuc] . : £ $ 5a . central location, next to the Wau- : ‘t, and that's saying a whole lot. The | Am With Thee. FEvening subject, | A small business that pays a T umEReGuct GOy T Togan HOTeL ‘mow Getubien by Brustiey other pictures on this bill are The | Watchman, What of the Night? Lord's | good income; price is low, ana 2 i 2 : WOR SALE_Five horses, corner ign | {afle? "2nd’ "sondemen’s rurnishings. | = HUMOR OF THE DAY Cricket on the Hearth. & beautlful two | supper at £.50. || Eooa reasons for seiing. ¥or ||, LADIES—Sewing ai home matorial|and West Mala Sts. ‘mar s tand,Eentlemens runishing reel photoplay taken from Charles ek { 2 | turnished, no canvassing; steady work: | —Fom SALF__A bay horse, welght 950, = e T = Dickene’ famous story, and Love and | At the Central Baptist church Rev.|[] PFarticulars, inquire of | stamped énvelopa for pafticulars. Cal’|oyiry good driver, afraid’ of MOTAIN. | 11dn. preass neat Inquire 1§ Union B | “You should give the devil his due” Gasoline, 2 screaming funny Keystone | Dr. Joel B. Slocum will preach in the | T ety Co., Lept. £-138, WS~ | Can be seen at C. L. Chapman's w?{’d Aechd “A1l pight; send in your bill"—Bridge- comedy. Tt Fou want to seo a couple | morning upon Whers God Writes FRANCIS D. DONOHUE = = = e e BraukiingBE maré: port Standard. of mutomobiles do the tango just look | Laws. In the evening upon Bushes Central Buiiding Norwich, Ct. | JXOCAL partner wanted; no invest | = 3;5u g3y Situated In Bast Brook- Mrs, E: ht—; 1 mt this picture, {t's too fanny for | That Burn With God. i g | ment:”all steel sectional Farages and |, o0, ¢t TL o nement house, oity A :’:xfli‘a;mosnhezo’:y:e:vm;ucb“h words., Five blg vaudevills acts of small bulldings; very a.traciulvé probo-| ya{er, tool and wash _house, sheda, <he highest standard are on this bill, the feature being the Cyoling Rey- At the Greeneville Congregational sition; fuuest sales co-operation; per- manent; profitable. Ruby Manufactur- barn, ‘two stalls, box stall, tie up for oow, grain, harness and carfriage room, Muggins—Do you ever lie to your church Sunday morning the pastor ing Co., Jackson, Mich. marTd llar unaér all, hencoop for 460 layving wife? Buggins—Only when I tell her nards, a_team of clever comedy cy- | will speak on Wherein the Folly of I'wo Hours LRy = o o i | JenE sadl i the best hancooh you sec | FURNISHED O UNEURNISHED | e e e lindelphia olists. Scottie Provan fn his Scotch | Riches Consist. Sunday school at| qualify and earn $2p to $100 weekly; | saw; buildings in the very beat shape, BLE Record. musical speciaky is in a ciass by him- | noon; vesper service 4.30. was all it took to seil the $175( place | ©Xperience unnecessary; rospectus | not a dollar to put out; 53 acres of the 'VERY DESIRA “Wai > > " - seif and the way he plays the violin is — atter The Nor..ich Buwetin went to]free. F. D. Co. 445 Page Bldg., Cui- | best gardening land in the state, fruit, Py W-Bl;ex;’ I dow't want this ch:es?;l something worth hearing. Love and | At the First Baptist church Rev. G.| press. But I now offer Farm Bargain | CSo. | A ot boaring larisaspat- RESIDENCE, o Sy e it e 1913 MR Zeslls 40 a comedy talking act that i3 | H. Strouse will preach in the morning | N0, 13: Just four and one-halt miles | — ooy Yoo e Tads wishes DoSl- | apan: lncared for b years: prics 38500, . ™ o oviginal and right up to the minute, |upon A Specialist in Religion. In the | oM Westerly, & offer an 8T-acre farm, | on in pffice as booxeéper's assistan(. | part on mortgage b per cent. For fu 38 Lincoln Avenue b g e St the 1A_|t’~uc 1&?-}1::;{. pleuh:simgyhm— ¢vening upon Why Baptists Immerse. | woodiand; jand in a high state of cul- | APPLY G. S, care Bulletin. Tel. 634 :{)ernp?(ruc%lg, Inquire ot the owner, cr_“ox?an. growled theh vm‘?'m“I ‘the nastic turn an artine is | Baptism at evening service. tivation, plenty of fruit (last years|_ MATT W. B. Keach, R. }. D. No. 1. m: All modern convenienc: including | cTime is on your own head. 5 it atoriss and acrobatic stunts make up —_— crop was 200 barrels of apples), a never GOVERNMENT positions are easy (o FOR SALE 13-aore farm, one m on straight?” anxiously demanded the the fivs acts. Matinee as usual today | At the Sscond Congregational church | failing brook runs through the prop-| get. My free booklet Y-638 tells how. | from trolley, 1% miles from larfe hard wood floors and medern plum! villainess.—Cincinnati Enquirer. at £.30, evening at T and 8.45. If you | Sunday school at 9.30 a. m., morning | Sri¥; jand 18 level and free from stope | Write today—nmow. ‘Harl Hopkins, | manufacturing villege. Box 200, Bulle- . Apply To “That girl has pretty hair,” re- Jaat fo sme a £00d show, drop In o worship with sermon and hymn for | Il rates south; large. barn. ith | oshiaston, D. C. il I 3 = i i MISS ALICE W. COGSWELL, |marked the young man. “Yes~ said vis today. the children, at 10.30 a. m., evening | basement, 36 by 50; horse barn,'24 by |~ REPAIRS of any description fo¥ |~ FOR SALE or excnange for any|,g ..o aen. Norwich, Conn, | the damsel he was.with “and she has b R service, with sermon at 7.30 p. m. 30; wagon shed, corn crib and several | stoves and ranges; ‘\élunlaefl to it} pouitry, six hen turkse: and two toms. ncoln e, . * | some at home that is even prettier.” COLONIAL THEATRE. | e hennnrleu,l ;rex:‘u fu;m tu -ll\;aud lnhn palrtcouén Jos. Malboeuf, Box a}o. B:n- W. HBendett, 60 .uechanic St. marsd | — Pittsburgh Post. —_— At the Spiritual Academy, Park | Qulet, seclu spot, free from the | ielson, Conn. - FOR SALH 3500 buys large central “People who once threw bouquets at The Heart of a Gypsy, Mammoth Two | street, 3irs. May Pepper Vanderbilt | BuTpY and bustie of ity life. and can | S mAY_Hundreds wealthy members | garage and 60 horss power car; fine [ et ke b throw caERT ~With Reel George Kleine Feature. of Brooklyn. N. Y. psychic and test |$3000; $1000 down, balance on mort- | Fill marry soony descriptions =Ires.|condition; moving picture thestre seat eggs at 50 cents a dozen?” exclaimed medium, wiil speak and_give spirit |gage at 5 per cent. Investigate. R e, R | B DA L i oitia young Mrs. Torkins. “My! Thev Tn thle powerful Kleine two reel | messages at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Send for Wilcox'’s Farm Bulletin | — 5 - K o5 roomins houses, $360 up. Jones, | must think a lot of him.”—Washington ‘mn;; :‘:r tua‘:g, tum dcnkm‘tll bufle;s R el '-‘gfl i d & Eai | (just 1ssued—choice of 406). mftzv‘mauw“v‘umm. :;?.w:;kummti 98 Chureh, New Haven, Comn. marZd Star. e e prettiest and most absorb- A inity ethodist piscopal vertlsing premiums; start; = ! oy g fne stories of the week, as it tells of | church, Rev. F. W. Coleman will preach WILLIAM A. WILCOX experience unnecemary refsrences required. Address | T LoR SALK—An old and estabushed THE FINE RESIDENCE || Her Husband—We shall ses you un- McLean, Black & Co.31 N. Bevarly St BostonMass. with stock, fixtures, gerstrikin' next time, Sal. His Wife— ’y = 5! business, iela, a little gypsy girl, who, abused | at the morning service upon The Up- el Hitats Mecker, LS Y to % M. Maine Groton, Conn x d ther, ift i h veni WANTED—At once, bright oung | U 8, etc. S 3 ' h Ho, no, not 'unger—a ghlrsl strikes s ber father, cotapes from hifm and ia | lifted Christ. in the cvening upon The 41 West Brond Street—Rooms 1 and 3, | man to learn boultry busimess; salary | _febidd No. 26 Warren St. now, that’s me; (dreamily) an' then #dopted ae sister to the little countess Olga. A time comes when the two girls Power and Privilege of the Believer. Central Theatre Building, at start; prefer one having some éx- perience around incubators and chick BARNS, 435 and T BELT LINE CAJ ' ¥l AR SN Morves 437 Bast 13d St, N | p'rapes they'd forcible drink me—ah!— ALL CONVENIENCES | London Sketch. Westerly, R. L mre grown to womanhood, love the At the Preston City Congregational ens; custom nucmn‘f, 150 eggs 33.50; | and mares—3(s. Must be aisposeu of @ame man and he torn between the |church the or, Rev. Tuther M.| Office No.365. Tel. Residemce 531. | discount on large ordéps. Call Baturday | in next 30 days. Thest are tne iast of “Why doesn’t that dachshund coms devotion of them is umable to decide, | Kenesion, will preach upon Seven B, ™05, Sunday: J. k. Byren, ¥6 Quary | the horses used in the cars and con- Appiy To when I call him? The idea of sulking Krisia appeals to her father, whom | Words from the Cross. Meditation| - t., Willimantic. Tel. 272-3. mar6d | giruction work, right out of hard work | on me.” “He's coming as fast as he #he Jocates through a detective agency, | No. 1, “Father, forgive them, for they | I WANTED Bec and aafe; state | $D4 LeRdF A0r o s oral meses JAMES L. CASE, P e e D o but he loots the household, and she | know not what they do. H FO SA E size and lowest price. Address Safe, f;‘*“‘:‘“ s~ Rbvera pavement :o::f . 'y | his front legs started.”—Washington has to send him away, and later Olga — e | care Bulletin Co. mar6d | i rses and mares from $45 vpward; 40 Shetucket St., Norwleh, ct. [ Herald. . and Randolph are married, and Krisia | Rev. Joseph F. Cobb_will preach on FRBE_Saturday only, a reserved | matched teams from $125 upward. Trial Smith—1I hear you are having-trou- ravely fighting back the tears, watch- | Active Obedience at The Church of seat ticket to the Auditorium fres with | allowed. 100Kk &t faohe "u"' batore ble with your wife. Jones—Yes. She & the wedding bark as it floats away, | the Good Shepherd, Universalist, Sun- sach 60g purchase at u's ‘Smoks | buying slsewhere. Soe Stable Foreman: e Tl BBl wtt e Dhtsiios and she, heartbroken, turns her face |day school at noon. Y. P. C. U. ser- The residence of the late Rev. George | Shop, 162 Main gt Tioket geod for | Will AT orses within !lnkl‘g:dol 00 fan. T don't’ lobdent™ Ho’ MyToE = towards the old gypsy camp. where in | Vice at 6.15 p. m.. subject, The A. Bryan, 29 Otis Street, Norwich, |any show fhis week or next. Hey, Ing | Maw Yok oy el FOR RENT boat is womaned Instead of manned, or the glow of the setting sum the tents | tian Life, Its Cail to Obedience. House of eleven rooms, hot and colq | £u0W o8 U% - e A A e even that water goils instead of boils: are siThoustted, and ten minutes Iater —— water, steam heating and bath room.| -1 HAVE 6l Co-Opesative Drop: o forther Partquins Nive L O et but I do draw the line at saying my <o i in her father's arms, with the | The Loyal Temperance association, | Lot about 75 by 165 feet tions”™ some | indluds wagss, IOOW: | phgne’263-2. Sanata Two Floors of Building | aog sxirts instead of pants—Judse. old life fast decoming a thing of the |Teevl 8. Saunders, president, will hol Inquire of 2 biling, parberi rint- Teacher—What do you know about past. This picture is truly a gem and | religious sorvices at their rooms, 35 AMOS A. BROWNING, e aietne Write Bid Wash- | Adyans Beviaaa,2outy of all kindx |No. 11 and 13 Ferry Street, | o crze Washingtons * Boy-oHo nover the baiance of the bill is equally good | Bhetucket Street, Bill block, at 4 p. m. oct26STuTh Trustee. ington St. Boston, Mass. Aldls Owen | Samuel Gellert, Colchester, Comn. Suitable for light manufacturing r | told a lie? Teacher—Is that all you and contains some unusually attractive | Rev. Frank R. Robbins will address Hall. ot declsd other purposes. know about him? Boy—Ain't that titles. the meeting and Miss Hayden will sing. WANTED—Boaraders. s. B. B. 1ib- DOES YOUR GE need repairing? | inquire of The Vaughn Foundry Ce, | enough?—Chicago News. | betts, 3 Oak St. mar3TuThS | Pateat stove brick to Ot any range sen s “So this is home coming week in W. M. Marder of Myrkie-Harder Co., At McKinley Avenue A. M. E. Zion Points Out a Few Facts to His | ;humh, preaching by the pastor, Rev. s George Biddle. 11 a. m. subject, Friends and Patrons. Beulah Land. Sunday school at 12.13 for 1. 5. J. Btow, New Haven. sepléd SALE—The lLeonard W. Bacon in Norwich, comsisting of the lirgs mansion house, § dwell Hodgeville?” “Yes,” but the only man who ever succeeded in putting this town on the map won’t be here.” “Un- avoldably detained?” “Yes. He's in GIRLS WANTED—Apply The Tur- per-Stanton Co., South Golden Bt mar2d SUMMER COTT2GES Beair—VFex Sale. FOR SALE 1 havs learned that in catering to|p. m. Union Lyceum at 4 p. m. Com- = uses MEN AND MEN BD for | BOuses, 2 barns, outbulldings and 1v ateh e 3 the public one must take to consid- | munion at 7.45 p. m. Ononess With | L7 o 2-tememert ho on Mechanio | MEN AND WOMEN WANTED (0f|acres 0f land, Conveniently'located to| WAtMEUL _ _ Weekspaxs | ihe penitentiary.’—Birmingham Age- 1ok ‘Lo, e (L Lt 's | God Street In Danlelson. Income §420 > G i | the city of Norwich, at prige and ‘on > Heraldfl eration =ize of the average man’s | God. vacations, stéady work; parcel poat| yat St S SNCEWIC BL B This Remtals, $175-52660 season, Y pocketbook, and for that reason I am | — gross, net Income on investment 9% | means many lppol_nl:m.ll:l ;cun:meo':.e!d- property has its own water supply. inspection Ly appoiniraent. Woman Friend—Jack, your wife is presenting the best talent and plays | Santarians in tropical countries are| per cent. Houses pleasantly situated, | yoation suificlents 'puil, UnReccstory: | Apply fo. William . Shlelds, 35 Broa FRANK W. COY, unhappy. She says you are less at- octlsd in the dramatie world at prices within way, Norwich, Conn.- the grasp of about every person. In =53 tentive than you used to be. Youns- beginning to understand that ants are wed—But I ngrossed in business. I ved—But I'm engrosse ness. ¢ three minutes’ walk from railroad sta- among the insects which transmit dis- Franklin Institute, febiéd tions open to you. Dept. 35-L., Rochester, N. X. € Migh Street, Westerly, R. L FOR SALIK—A second-hand Ford au- this way 1 have made a far greater | eases. tion, post office and business section, - 242 | tomoblie. Fhone s55- Norwich e 43:| Leong Distance dvichone. mayzsa |am just getting a foothold. W. X. success than many of my competitors five minutes from churches and g%ufi@:fi:fi“g“g-.""n‘, g;‘pe‘fi‘:“n:‘: dress 98 Frankln St o u«.\“ Yes, and she believes that you think Ceang fo tne s S Prload et 2 o schools. * | Bot absolutely neoessary. Take orde FOR SALE Eleven-room house,wilh more of your business than.you do 1 have the confldence of the public Children cry B. L. DARBIRE, from dealers for cigarett cigars, | lot, 89 CUX St Must be sold o ciol B FOR SALE of her. Y—Isn’t that,just the wa: in all my selection of plays, and this is one reason why the Myrkle-Harder estate. G. W. Hamllton, Executor, 1. The moment Fortune begins to flirt Main St i€ snuff, smoking and chewing tobacco. with a man his wife gets jealous.— Penn Wholesale Tobacco Company, Sta- nzl:’: 0., New York, N. Y. Janlsd Real Estate Agent, Savings Bank Block. Danielson, Cona. FOR FLETCHER'S N s , | e v = i - ING ARD TRESFAS! - o regular usiness sl I cater to no particular class, but c A s o l A‘ n’c%gog‘\ntfim on cloth, 13x12, six for | envelopes, neatly printed, for $1.90; b to the public—rich and poor alike OB L e for 4525, - The "Bulietin | €ach, $3.00. — Hend for " sampies ' and THE KALEIDOSCOPE T tt ve = so., Erinters, Norwich, Cona. prices for any printing you are in need . A i have always made it a point to give Lo of. The Bulletia Company, Norwicn, Another carload has arrived full value for every penny taken in LEGAL NOTICES. WANTED —Baw furs, at &, A. Heeb- | Conn. = . s Italian authorities have been using The Martha M. Leavens place, No. at the box office, and my performances nmers, 30 Water i, évery Thursday. JAMES H. HYDE, automobile trucks in Tripoli with 43 Union Street, City; house of eight FOR SALE—O. 1. C. pigs, thorough- will compare favorably with many of | _ DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED | toomn. tatbroos, furhace. not and tong | A- C- Bennett. ¥ " | breds, registered, none beiter in ine North Franklin, Conn, | Breat success. the two dollar atiractions that visit|States for the Disirict of Connecticul. | water, barn and garden, lot about 40{ / WANTED—Raw rurs. Wil be at the | country. Ludicw Farm, North Stoninge Telephone Lebanon vour city; not only in Tefined high | pf the matter of Louls 7 ructie, | DTGy Yeer e N coanortn | Iata & e Wl Cane L2 2 The returns from ofl, ivory and wal- class plays and productions, but the | ™ "“"rpon petition for Dischurge. AMOS A. BROWNING, ol e St L rus hides are expected to make the manner in which we produce them, Notice is hereby given that the above jan30FSfeb3Tus Executor. FPRINTING—Look at these prices: 509 venture highly profitable. We carry all draperies, carpets, rugs | named Bankr New WANTED—Plano tuning. A. G. ol envelopes (regular busihess size A BEAUTIFUL HOME s rien i and all scenery used on the stage dur- | l.ondon Coun has don, 238 Prospect St. City. ‘el 6¥3-d | caTd printed In corner, $1.40; 1,000, 3%; ing this engagement is positively car-| fled nis appl dated Feb. 1sth, | 3ya HH Bttt SLabs’l oo ROteRSSGA. | conslsting of an S Toam fiouse with all |’ For adulls over 36 years of age the ried by us, using none of your theatre | :p7; 1314 for @ discharge from all his | 36. R ove. " Sis Vs §240: 209% | modern improvements and in perfect | death rate is now about 40 per cent. scenery at all, except the drop cur- | creditors amu other persons interested. Printed, $1.75; 1,000, 32,805 5,000, | condition, together with barn and a|lower than it was 30 years ago. tain objecting to such discharge, may 10,000, ~ $18.50; 5ub 'bilineads | large lot, for sale. b ey FOR SALE WANTED | Each play produced has had extend- | tend before Amos A. Browning, % S0y Frinted; $1.80; 1,000,:82.10; 5,000 E. A. PRENTICE, Forty languages are used in - the ed runs in New York city at two dol- e in Bankruptey, as Special 10,000, $1d.50; 500 statements 5 e i Xt f the 24,527 publications is- lar prices. And its the frst time they T e T At ‘once, a hydro-elestric operator. | . | Bnjeq, 1405 100D, 31350 S.000. | Phone 300 80 CIff Strost | Tied in this country and Canada. have ever been presented at 10, 20, [ 5313 County and District, ‘on ‘the oun | Eight-room Cottage | Personal application to Joshua Sangs- | sciiption doas prompils >Sead for same 30 and 50 cent prices. Complete Dro- | in the forencon. then and there to ex- | 3 | ter, Superintendent Uncas Power Co., | Dles, = The Bulletin Co. Printers and 50 SALE HORSES. e N . e all records, the total vield of oil for the world being estimated at 800,000 casks. duction and electrical effects are car- rled for following pieces: The Third Degree, The Fortune Hunter, The Girl amine the banki if any they have, should not be gr: pt and to show cause, i S e with bath and steam heat, good barn and large lot, Incated five minuter walk from Main marbd Scotland Dam. 1 have 50 Horses to pick from. They are of all kinds, big and small, in pairs and single; 25 head arrived today; all OUR WORK DEFIES THE ELEMENTS A. 'BROWNING, in Waiting, The Great Divide, Quincy e 1 < v G 3 H The recent storm destroyed or in| nicely wroken. 1 also have four bi, Atchison, Kan., has a cooking rate of Adams Sawver and The Spendthrift. | R¢Tereg In Bankrupfey and Special | cireet. Price reasonable. HELP WANTED some way demolished every atructurs | second-handed workers. Drices rght | five cents a kilowatt for those who Th. Fortune Hunter will be the open- Maren ! 3 4! 3 Plensant View except the Atientic | Come and see them. wish to install electric cooking devices v K e Cas: an e massive sea wa. ing play. > N. Tarrant & Co. Generall Eousgwork Giris, SS553nd Gir), | Befsh GabMtand the massiyeiaes was ELMER R. PIERSON. in their homes. - : o ~oU C: v e d during the summer of 2 reh3 w 2 At the Auditorium. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD i i | Chamber Maid, Laundress, Canvassers, | Were constructe T 1139. feb3a c uthoritii that sinc bt ot a e D 117 Main Street, Neorwich, Ct 1912 by 3! anadian a o8 say ince Todar is the last chance fo see the { Kitchen Work, two Boys. PHOE. MrWILEIIAMS R0, 1905 the emigration of farmers from excellent vaudeville and motion pic- Fk EMPLOYMENT BUREAU mardd ;heocr'gxotgglsmtes hudtaken rxtxearl,\t' ture bill which has been appearing SLSON J. AYLING. Judge. = 800,000, In money and property ou here the last half of this week. The fate of Henrietta Alden late of M. J-Comcoran, Supt. Central Bidg of this country into the Dominion. Norwich, in said District, deceased. William . Gray of Springfield, Mass., appeared in Court and filed a petition praying, for the reasons therein set To the Farmers of this Section: Now 1s the timo to list your farms if you want to sell. I have -a larg feature picture for today is a two reel | photoplay entitied The Female of the Species, with Lois Weber and Phillips The family of nine children of P. M. Cooms of Canton, Kan, all together FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Smalley. The Animated Weekly show- | forth, thai 4n instrument purporting e 2 T A R measure more than 53 feet high and ing all the latest current events and | to be the last will and. testamont of | Bopd Hesmiome br ookias for farms, : table zull o || We have a lot of Pigs weigh almost . ton. The nine children The Germ in the Kiss, a Powers com- | Said deceased be admitted to probate. WiELIANE -H"_L' Sing a song of Suffrage, a The Fme weigh on an average of 203 pounds 25 Shetucket St.,, Norwich, Conn. Tolephone 147 Opposita Thames Bank Whereupon, it is Ordered, That said | petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the Cr Norwich, in said District, on the 13Lh cake, Four and twenty suffragists still know how to bake. about 8 weeks old, also a lot of Shoats from 4 to edy, are aiso first class pictures on the bill. The vaudeville bill opens with m liveiy comedy acrobatic act intro- each. There were 69 patents applied for duced by Kennedy & Mack, a very | clever team. Next on the bill comes Joe Roland with a lot of good witty atuff which he gets away with very day of March, A. D. 1914, at 12 o’clock noon, and that notice of the pendemcy of said peution, and of said hearing thereon. be given by the publication of this order one time in some newspaper MONEY LOANED When the cake is eaten happy hus- bands sing, “Suffrage won’t break up the home, any such a thing.” 5 months old, which we yfll sell cheap. Manufacturing Plant ely occupied by the Tobin Arms Mfg. Co. in America last year. Only 35,000 pat- ents were granted. Of these not more than 500 will get to the manufacturing stage and be a source of incoms to the cleverly. The third vaudevills 1S 2! having a circulation in said DiStriot = Apply To inventors. cires 5 striet, on_Diamonds, Watches, Jewe. i fine singing, dancing and musical act | at least thsc days priot to the date of fa ‘Sec = 00D S E 5 = == W7 Hainpion and Bowman, An_ witlch | 5815 heating. sad that rein oo waes| ] Sud Sccusities of any kigaist the F D SAL DERRY HILL FARM e et The streets of Lisbon and Oporta i.owest Rates of Interest. An oid establia frin to deai with. ifli COLLATERAL LOAN Co. 142 Dlnim Street, to this Court. 3 1 re introduced. ew novelties are I LSON J. AYLING, Judge. | 3 N next Monday a big time speclal| 1y, gpove and foreoing is a true| ts of The main building con three floors of about 2,000 square are paved ‘almost entirely with cobble- rker- Parker-Davenport Co. stones. The pavement is rough, and at 33 Broadway feature has been booked in the act . v Upstairs, 5 many of the thoroughfares are steep, of the thres Cyclonians, whirlwinds | “*R%c2i " Wanum ¢ cmurcm, | 2tanlished 1A By the foot each and there is a large ad- || N7 27 00 are ituated along the of mirth on whizzing wheels, includ- | mar7d Cletik. NPRWICH EQUAL FRANCHISE dition and office building. B ot ind on MM R Sng the original funny motorcycle. Rit- - LEAGUE, > % =on and Daye, the Wise Ruler and NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The property supplied with esse Childs of Forsythe, Ga., is ex- Saturday, March 7, 9.30 a. m FOR SALE AT A COURT OF PROBATE Hi at Ledyard, within and for the Dis the Actress, featuring the Holland tan- 50 horse water-power at the hil ing a stalk of corn grown on his g0 dance, will be another very good % 5 £ | . < ice i it vhich there are nine well ma- f Tedyard, on —e bth day of e lowest price in Connecticut. place on whic Ramber for Monday and Detello, a | ¢ Ledyard. on i day of ia o i CoUBEeIIL S Totma and Deth, ' G = tured ears. He planted a great many chanming soubrette, will complete the | *présent -~ SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDG., a e ver > Tight = o Plans and full particulars upan varieties of corn and found several vaudeville program. udge. . ; o R iy of Nancy K Deskic Lite of 4 | ottage of § rooms and bath, application. | stalks with six and seven ears. Deserves a Carnogle Medal, of Ledyard, in said Distriot, deceased. |} Solid or Plated Ware in patterns s s v All German submarine boats hav VERY DESIRABLE Ordered, That the Adminis Favorable terms. the credito; rator cite 2id deceased to bring ment, electric lights, call bells, ted the throne awnings for veranda and win- Heving formally ae of been equipped with buoys that can be that reflect the beést achieve- of Albania, Prince William of Wied's | in' their elaims against said estate st i detached from the deck of a junken iroubles are no doubt to begin.— | within six months from this date by ma’:ts of artistic designers. The RESIDENCES doy. " Garage, good garden wiin JAMES L. CASE, | Gt ot b0 end sl Abie’ coialiing: - Pittsburgh Gazette-Times, posting a mnotice to. that effect, to- values and the prices here pay IN BEST PART OF CITY cent fare, 40 Shetucket Sts Norwich, Ct a telephone wire to enable rescuers to c 2 Eatesnavits & CoBy 9f Culs grder;on ha tribute to elegance and economy. * converse with persons within the boat. * < FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE PRICES ARCHA W. COIT, Go Barefooted Down There. Huerta says he will die with his hoots on. seems a safe guess for any man in Mexico te make—Detroit Free Pres: Thomas H. Beckley May Building, 278 Main Sircer. Phones 724 — 368-3. -—— ) T e e e SUBURBAN FARM. sald deceased last dwelt, and in the same town, and by publishing the same | onee in & newspaper having a circula- | tion in said District, and make return | to_this -Court. The above and foregeing Is a true | copy of record. . There are now over 35,000 autos used Dy farmers. and the number is increas- &£ ing at a tremendous rate. These ma- = chines are not all used for pleasure, but for economy of time and the sav- F. W. GUILD, Jeweler || 56 Main Street, Norwich. Phone 242.2, |COL. EARL N. GALLUP AUGTIONEER “Drunkards wauld Be Seat into the Attest: SAMUEL E. Hom)xui(agz,e 63 Broadway, opp. Y. M. C. A. Forty acres, on trofley and state ii:En’?_t horses in the daily work on the 4 © ecountry as patients and not mfimal B Phone 102-2 yoad, two-story, 10-room house, new % ¥ tutions as criminals,” said Mich- NOFIC All creditors of said de- J. F. CONANT, 11 Franklin 8t. - ~ { stable for 17 head, barns, icehouse, | A graduate from Jones’ Nat. Sehseol of -3 < 3“: Masray, chajrman of the spesial | ceased led to present | Whitestone 5¢ and the J. F. 'C. 100 | sheds; oteq all good;" 36 garbe oth; | Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and | A Norwegian steamer which eutfitted sommissior appointed by the Massa- | their claims azainst said estate to the ot e buton and Dioats D;‘gd‘fg‘;;‘ Pedigreed Stock. Merchandlse and | at Seattle in the spring of 1318 put in Cigars are the best on the market. them. at, Gales Ferry, Real Estate Sales. at Yokohama in the autumn after two 3 undersigned Conn, s> , Address wasetts ature to Investlzate| Wilia the time imited in Lhe above e WIIES »2u weat fo-puv your busi. [ modern water system, pusumatic, tan months of walrus hunting in the Ber- committes on sosial welfare vester- | ‘10 0TSECINS order. o oK THURE 13 nu advertising medium o | Dess before ihe vublic. there Is no mes | Mill, saw; pictures; lists. . ¢ R. F. D. Ne. 1, Moosup, Ct. |ing Sea. The catch amounted to about B ARO AL S Easteya Connecticut ?3"" to The Bui- | djum betier than thro tha advertise TRYON'S AGENCY, 4 900, some of the bull walruses welgh- dag, Administrator. § letin for pusiness resulta 3o col“mns-af The etin. L4 fewvd limantic, Conn, Telephone 1-3 = ing fully a ten,