Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 31, 1914, Page 12

CLOVDY. TODAYy FATR TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES WhntlsGoin___g_OnTonicht. Vaudeville and Motion Picturzs at the Auditortum. Moving ¥ictures at Colonial Tneatre. Vaudeville and Photoplays at Davis Theatre. ANNOUNCEMENTS COLONIAL THEATRE. The Calling of Jim Barton, Wonderful Story With G. M. Anderson. This beautiful story, teaching a les- son to young boys, tells of a wayward son who, when reproved by his parents for a misdemeanor, leaves home and becomes an outlaw. His brother, an honorable lad, stays with the parents, &nd eventually becomes sheriff of the village. Some time later the sheriff is notified to search for a pair of out- laws who are terrorizing the country and starts on his mission. Jim’'s pal in a spirit of revenge tells of the out- law’s whereabouts and later the sheriff is brought face to face with the ruf- fian, whom he discovers to be his brother. The sheriff is about to allow his brother o escape, but the outlaw takes the matter into his own hands, and the closing of the scene is a strong one. Mistress of His House is a splen- did Selig drama in which vouth inno- cently combats with age. The Story of the Willow Pattern is a delightfully qnatnt pictorial rendition of the legend ot old China made famous by its appli- cation to the familiar blue and white crockery. The Biograph supplies two comedies, Beating Their Board Bil and The Faddists, and there is another big filn for today. NORWICH TOWN Sermon to Children—New Brunswick Singer at First Church—Private Sale at Beckwith Residence. At the First Congregational church Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. G. H. Ewing preached a most interesting sermon to children from the text, “While thy Servant was busy here and there, he was gone” The contralto molo, My Redeemer and My Lord, was yendered with fine expression by Mrs. John E. Luther of St. John, New Beunswick, and was greatly enjoyed by those present as was also the solo, Rest in the Lord, from the oratorio of Elijah, which was given at the of- fertory. Able to Leave Hospital. Mrs. C. H. Bushnell of the West Side, who has been at Backus Hospital for several weeks, has so far recovered from the attack of muscular rheuma- tism as to be with her daughter, Mrs. F. G. Prothero of Vergason avenue for a time. Sale at Beckwith Home. There was a private sale of house- hold goods from the estate of the late Miss A. L. Beckwith at the house on West Town street last week. Nearl all the things were sold and brought Zood prices. Home From Sag Harber. Mrs. Fordham of Vergason avenue returned Friday after passing the ‘week in Sag Harbor, Long Island, hav- ing been called there by the death of her sister's husband. Attended Brother’s Funeral. Mrs. William H. Fitch of East Town street was in Mystic Monday to at- tend the funeral of her brother, W, H. Smith. Briefs and Personals. Mrs. Jennie Leary of Fitchvilie has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. A. Allyn of Tanner street. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Maffit and.family moved Monday from Harland's Corner to Franklin street, Norwich. Nelson Ford who has purchased the Beckwith place on West Town street, is moving there this week. After passing several months on ‘West Town street, Mrs. Belle Cook has returned to her home in the city. Converse Smith of Town street re- turned Saturday, after spending part of the week in Moosup on a business trip. Mrs. Beatrive Underwood has re- turned to her home on Pecks Corner, after a week's visit with relatives in New Haven. Me. and Mrs. Herbert M. Hitchon ard family are moving teday (Tues- day) from 129 West Town street to Boswell avenue, Norwich. Mrs. Bigelow who has made her | heme uptown for the past two or three years, left last week and iz le- cated in the city for a time. Mise Emily Beckwith & member of | the faculty of the Bmma Willard wchool, Troy, N. Y. has returned affer paseing the vacation here and fn the eity. Mre. Roy Johnson of Montville and Mrs. Emmsa Gardner of Occum were Euests a day or two last week at the home of Mrs. Hlishe Geer, on the Scot- land road. Mrs. Fanny M. Holmes of East Town street left Monday for Hartford to visit her daughter, Mrs. Grzywacz, be. fore returning will spend a few days with res on, Frederick Holm N Pl es In New Mrs. Woodbury O. Rogers and her daughter, Miss Marion Rogers of Washington street left Monday to visit :n Nt;w R‘:ic’;lalle, N. Y. Before return- ng they make a brief stay in N e stay in New YANTIC Birthday Celebrated—Recent Visitors —Vacation Notes. Steila Kilroy (‘e-l;-b‘ra(od her fourth birthday Friday afternoon by enter- taining several littie friends. Games were played and a lunch was served. | The little hostess received many gifts from her friends. Mr, Olcott, state inspector of roads | here, was a recent visitor in Deep | | River. Miss Grace Frink of the Newtonville Technical High school is at her home here for the Easter recess, until April ! 18th. Miss Mary Rose O'Hearn has re- turned from two months’ stay in New York and New Jersey with reiatives. nk Clyde of Mystic has been spending a few days in town, the suest of Charles Frink. _ Miss Nellie Driscoll of the Williman- tic Normal school spent the week end at her home here, Albert J. Bailey spent the < in New York. Nesriend At the MiftL, _Emmanuel and Alfred Kaplan of New York were recent visiters here in the interests of the Admores Wool- en_company. Christoprer Durgan has returned to his home in Lowell, after two months’ stay in the village. Obatacie. > Photographer — “Look pleasant, please.” Victim—“I guess you'll have tp moma that Terms Cash’ sign.” YOURHAIRNEEDS PARISIAN SAGE it Quickly Removes Dandruff, Stops Falling Hair and Scalp Itch. Just because your hair is fuil of dandruff, thin, streaky, dull, and never will do up to look pretty, do mot think it must be so. Beautiful halr, thick, fluffy, lustrous and absolutely free from dandruff is only a matter of a little care. Hair is like a plant—it needs attention. A little Parisian Sage. one of the most heipful and invigorating tonics, frequently applied and well rubbed into the scalp, will work wonders. Just one application stops itching head,. removes dandruff, cleanses the hair and scalp of all dust and excessive oil. It goes right to the hair roots stimulating them and furnishing the nourishment that is needed—the hair becomes sofi, fluffy, abdbundant and radiant with life. Parisian Sage not only saves the hair and stimulates it to grow long and heavy but gives it that incompar- able gloss and beauty so much desired by both girks and women of =il ages. Get a bottle from Lee & Osgood Co. at once. Use it as direcied and if vou are not both surprised and delighted with resuilts they will return your mone; Parisian Sage is faintly perfumed— no lasting odor—not sticky or greasy, and is sold in 50 cent bottles at drus and toilet counters everywhere. There is no other “Just-as-good.” Accept nothing else, — ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED under the heading of “WANIED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF Sc per Line, Six Words to the Line FOR SALE TO RENT WANTED—To hire furnished shor a : or —Democrat wagon in good K K 287 -14, adult < Krug. Telephone 2 F West Side Silic Mill, i OR RENT—-Small tenemrent. ADDLY etin Of- ae b FOR SAL e spring ex WANTED—S g ank Krug. board wagon. cksmith _ shop buying within smith, car Balletin Co March Franklin situated rent with L. Underwood, year. Addre: FOR RENT House of eight rooms. “!"!‘ modern improvements, with barn, henhouse and large garden, No. 6§ West Town St. land’s Corner) For further particul n Erroll €. Lillibridge, Apply West WANTED _An experienced wa Apply_Mrs Palmer, Uncasville. be nad anywhere. Write or call — St., all one new | tenement of to learn driving horse. rooms. J. Bradford, mardid | Bookbinder, 108 Broadway. TO RENT—Fur mar3ld Shelley Wikliam ington; all modern location; large lot rent reas mar24TuT WE WILL tribute religious community not require i promotion; spare tim International Bible Fuiladelphia. literature or l BRIEF STATE NEWS || T e B T R R Saybrock—William Dietsch of New York has arrived at his summer place at Savbrook park, Ayer's Point, He will commence making alterations on his cottages for the summer, East Haven—George Skinner is the owner of a white pearl. A valuation of $40 has been placed upon the shell | that came from the deep sea. Mr. Skin- ner found the mearl in an oyster which he opened in his home, Hartford—The union of the Park and Farmington Avenue Congregation- al churches is an assured fact. At a special meeting of members of the Park church, Friday evening, the vote was 121 to 45 in favor of union, Farmington—James Britton, who is in Boston arranging for a specifal ex- hibition of recent portraits at his sum- ; mer studio in Farmington to open about May 1, has been notified of his | election as a member of the American Society of Graphic Arts. Bridgeport — Bridgeport's biggest check, that for $110,456.36, which in- cludes the state tax for 1913 and the interest due because of its non-pay- ment last November, will be the first one made out according to the new system that will prevail in the city clerk’s office after April 1. * East Bridgeport—Local insurance men have been notifled that owing to the numerous fires in cottages along the Long Island shore, the rate for fire insurance on property between Fort Trumbull beach and Laurel beach has been doubled. Heretofore the rate has been one per cent., or $1 per $100. Now it wili be two per cent. or $2 per $100. New Haven—The annual luncheon of the Mount Holyoke Alummnae associa- tion of New Haven and vicinity will be held at the Hotel Taft Saturday, April 18. Following the luncheon a number of lantern slides will be shown picturing the history and scenes of the college, and in oonnection with these Dr. Cornelia M. Clapp, instructor in biology at Mount Holyoke, Wfll] speak. 36,122 marriage Phiiadelphta, In the last year licenses were issued i FOR SALE FOR SALE The Martha M, leavens piace, No. 43 Union Street, City; house of sight rooms, bathroem, furnace, hot and eold water, barn and garden, lot absut “i by 100 fest. AMOS A. BROWNING, Jan3eFSLebITus Execut, AUCTION Postponed Auction at Yantic, West | Farm, will be held Thursday, April 2. Take Yantic Trolley. A. T. GARDNER AUCTION April 1st, by Fred J. West, Auctioneer | T will sell at Public Auction on | | Wednesda at “Card’s barn, Groton, Conn., all the team wagons, carriages, harnesses, lumbering toois, blacksmiths’ tools and other mi neous articles used by E in his exte in A. Card sive lumber business. Sale rain or shine, COL. EARL N. GALLUP._ AUCTIONEER A graduate from Jones’ Nat. School ot Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and Pedigreed Stock. Merchandise and | Real Estate Sales. Address R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. Telephone 1-3 FREE @ : @ 2 Re-arranige numbers in each rew so _that total will be 15. Teo the two | NEATEST correct answers will he ven ens lot free at Semerviile, N. J. Cantest closes April 11. James Reai- ty Co., 2095 Webster Ave, N, Y. City MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Wa:icnes, and Securities of any kind at Lowest Rates of Interest. An old esiablizi:zd frm to deal with. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 142 Main Street, Upsiairs. (Establisned 1872 WANTED-—Evervon Stanton L. Briggs is a | Lebanon, Conn. “BUD” COUNIHA? man, one of the leading car the country, is now with t& ork shown dai few etc.; > wages; pay Wwhile learning if not experienced. In repiy- ing, state age, whe gle, nationalit, WANTED—A winding, we no trouble, fine person on oF Wrile | to H. L. G. ew England Engineering _ WANTED—Buss planer. oreman Hyde, N one Lebanon. TWANTED experience u Apply to YoU §12 3 wor: over Capital Lun Frankiin 70 RENT _House of eight roomw undry, 26 School St., impro adway. Telephone TO RENT 6 F for ligut mapufac ranning, mariy c or postoards e v 10 .~ Address to know kvilie, mar3ld ensed 2 cgEs for -~ 1gorous rnis Fonanl - 2 1 young | stock, 5. 5C° 2 Hoxie, % onists of | Yantic mars ¥ Tu Brook Bmoke Broadws enem. H $0 Main. hed rooms comp. SHED ROOMS, all modern co 38 Union St. Phone 1051-3. rush, TO RENT—The store No. 31 Broad way, centirai location, next to the Wa er married or sin- where now or last FURNISHED decsd artford, Con houses, or s provements s L and & ted in Frank- xwood, Yani ma Ave. maridd ader in good s appiy to or | Phone 300 28 OR SALE—Manure s BCOMS. ce tion, steam heat. lnquire 1 29 Winchester Street For rent this splendid house aTh | rooms and barn, with modern improve- f price, one new | ments, recently put in flne condition. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street mar3od WANTEDSingle maa for g farm work and teaming, able to mi Inquire Glen Rock Farm, Mys 21d TWANTED —— sharpening. Room 6, OV ¥ OR_SALE WANTED —Ambitious men 1§ and 35 years to prepare fo office clerk, el post means to bu margsd mare, Kind | | | tch no- and railway write B. Nygren, New Village. H WANTED—Live poult we pay top market pr 94Y .uatn St, Willimantic (Shoe Stor y and plge = ices. 1n gentlemen, in fine trade; MEN AND WOMEN WANTED for government job: 55 to 3lo0 monta; | means many app ucation sufficien Write immediately for tions open fo yo unnecess ee list of po. anklin Instilute, N. Y. feb2td ¥ SHOOTING AHD TRESPASSING NO- ICES p-inted on cloth, 12x13, six ier tweive for o, Frinters, Norvrich, Conn. . I'ne Buileun other purposes. WANTED —Raw Lurs. Will be at the store ol Georgo H. Pratt, Ne, 711 Water St., every Saturdar. SOME CHOICE RENTALS { Greene—You don't say so! Red POETRY The other day it dawned on me, A sudden shock across our piayt He is so old—the miracle May happen any day! The miracle} at any hour This smell man-comrade at my knee May grave upon his soul his first Clear memory of me. Some trivial moment, slackened mood, y there may trace u;gdp ctuce, as at heart 1 bear y sweet, dead mother’s face, I—L unworthy. Let me bow S e kneeling page of old. to feel, lalid on his shoulder, stiff and shrewd, The consecrating steel). Abased in utter thanlkfulness Before the mirror of his eves: He is so Httle yet—I still May make his memories: —Charlotte Wiison, in Scribner's Maga- zine. HAVING NOTHING, HATH ALL. How happy is he born and taught That serveth not another's will; Wiose armor is his honest thought _And simple truth his utmost skiil. Wito God doth late and early pray More of His grace than gifts to lend, And entertains the harmless day With a well chosen book or friend. This man is free from servile hands Of hope to rise or fear to fall, Lord of himself, though mot of lands, And, having nothing, vet hath all —Indlanapolis News. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Why do you alway even when it carry your s not raining?” t carry it when —Houston Post. . “Jones, the lawyer, is becoming deaf, is he not?” “Yes. All that's left to him now is an appointment to a judge- — esota Minnehaha. one—Look here, Bobbie, I see you hanging around the par- o did when I first eame. I cary since we got the dictagraph.—Life. Pat (with newspaper)—Here's a wroiter s t slape 1s “death” counterfeit.” ike—Begorra, thin, 1.75"1 ooner have_the. counterfeit than the rz 1g.—Philadelphia Ledger. are marvelous. unate that she pro- woman with some re ids_and switch to? Journal At this point,” said the he broke down and wept tears.” “) iness!” exclaimed a listener have been boi —The Pathiinder. a great benefac- “He has done a lied the y &« lot of good things. Grouch, “I'm one of them.’'— = nati Enqu Redd—H come a great e iner since he got his automotk He's had a day.—Yonkers Statesman. $18.00 to $30.00. Three within flve minutes Free Academy. “Obey that Impulse” ARCHA W. COIT, 63 Broadway, opp. Y. M. C. A. Phone 102-2 FOR RENT. Two Floors of Building ‘ No. 11 and 13 Ferry Street, | Suitable for light manufacturing or Inquire of The Vaugha Foundry Cu. | A. E. Woedworia, WANTED—Piano tuning. A. G. wor- 23% Prospect St. City. ‘wel hAdi-i. a Watch Hill WANTED Laundress, Heouse Worker: abeut 25 years, FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. Cosceran, Supt. Central Bldg. | Mt ‘arm_Help, Gen- Young Man | Hetel Werk. SUMMER COTTAGES For Rent—For Sale Weekapaug Pleasant View Reutats $175-$2,500 season Inspection by FRANK W. COY 6 High Street, Westorly, R. Long Distance Telephone appointment | — ‘ FOR SAL FOR SALE i OR SALE., Peck's Co Estate Bro heme: No minutes fre Avenue, with six rooms, lot 40x180 foet, property in fair < condition, and wiil > or a low price . MORAN, | Palace 49 Madn St, ma FOR SALI Coal information Thomas H. Beckley May Building 278 Main Street cella- | FOR SAL Eight-room Coitage and steam haat, good barn and large lot, located waik from Main Price reasonable. five minutes’ N. Tarrant & Co. 117 Main Street, pLion bear dinin up 1o dade, Central Buiiding cmises. FOR SALE FOR SALE A cottage located Inquire of for particu FRANCIS D. DONOHUE of all kinds. drop postal o z, Coaa. 3us buildi — ame b A I have 40 Hor -The Leonard W. Bacoam | right away. Ampot real estate 1o NOIwich, comsisting of | arrived the lurge IDARSION Louse, & dwedlls { chu son for sel | acres o1 , conven located 0 ity lorwica, & to ihe . This| Tel. 1189, s own waler Supply. 40 SALE HORSES that I want to se of 38 Horses | of big hor: Come and see &0d on ELMER R. PIERSON, Phones: 368-2 way, Norwicu, Conn. octiéd EUR SAL hand Ford au- tomobiie. Phone 535, Nerwich, or ad- Jydd { located. A 83, well e i I j houses, z barms, outbulldings and 16 J dress 93 ¥ FOx omers lot, 8% Culf St Must ce S0id to ciose estate. . W. Himiiten, ixecutor, 13s Main St THINK #1 OVER and E -4 e " e £ | Send descr iiiam H. Shieids, 35 Broad- &3 5 3 To the Farmers of this Section: Now is the time to list your farms for farms, iption or call, WILLIAM F. HILL, 25 Shetucket St.,, Norwich, Conn. Telephone i47 Opposits Thames Bank sampies and ou are iu need rin Stoning- | h, Comn. H. ¥ | PRINTING—LooK at these prices: 500 6% enveiopes (reguiar isiness s1ze), | c&rd prinied in corner, §L40; 1,000, 3%; 9000, $v, 10,000, $iU; SUU _nouleheads, Ui 3y, $2.10; 5,000, | $6.00; leiterneads, 3U; 0,000, buL biliheads $4.69; 1,000, $2.10; §,00v, 6 rcom tenements. Norwich, Ct. application, A Two Family veniences. well rented. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket In geod repair and ARKET HOTEL, Boswel! Ave. First-class Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Meals and Weich Rarebit served to erder, John Tuckiz £rTop. Teh 42-4 N 506 sialenicats 5mX 1,000, $L.85; 5,000, ting oi every de- B for sam- lers and 10 Shetwcket St., FOR SALE . A Business Property consist- ing of one large store and three Annual rentals of $1,100.00 first class condition, desirable. Full information JAMES L. CASE, | FARMERS ! ROUSE. ... Heouse, near modern con- poned |Don’t forget to order your | Agricultural Limestone from | § Peck, McWilliams & Co. | NOTICE Wi | samuel fr { Norwich, Ct. | auction on the | rm, two miies | ee miles rch 19th, | = R tons hay, and a full one mile n, ledyva ¥, April w or shine, horse, chickens tnctuding one will be sold without CHARLES 5 head of LGSF ANDEOUND [Siam in 1907 and which is 1 farming ‘tools found farm LOST—A shepher inquire of C. W. , with white b A. H. SK1 returned to D marlid ville, Conn. r° particu N, . illim Raymond, Tafti- “We all think our own job th ” observed the humorist on his “Yew agreed the farr like this and yew —Puck colonel, why do you always - érink with vour eyes shut wus to dr h mouth wo t care to dilute the ao period in life argest”™ 8 S eported to be largest at the pe- £ his life in which his wife tries w the court how much alimony y—St. Louls Post-Dis- W do you think of this counting ten before you speak gry? Dibbs—Well, 1 know that counting out $10 when my is angry has a mighty soothing B r—This check is all rigt be introduced t nd? W - ? Jack Why, Jack cht wanted &n Introduction to me he'd knock your block off!—Cleveland Plain Dealer. THE KALEIDOSCOPE The butter amounts to ently were an district Rich & covered Anadyr. | Only 400 xported fr neluding million words Uruguay ribute to the Un by an old ¢ thousand womer thar » stores will a. m. and close may not 10,000 square re mile; th marke to be underlaid and L that they would become vegetarians. wational with an poyer, from beiween ham cart- ched at the . minimum wage hour weei L) that the gover some N78,954,604 s season arcuses a feeling day science will the barnyard hen says the Boston Tran- o-China consists of the China, a French pos- the five protectorates of nkin, Annam, Cambodia, Loas and ang Probang. the territory around ttambang, which was ceded by dmin tered by the Indo-China government as a guasi protectorate. and the ter- ritory of Quan Tcheou AR, which i | leaged from China.