Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 20, 1914, Page 16

Yaudeviile aul wiotwn Pictorss as 83 2t Colnninl PFneatre. Co Davis g N All Norwich Moose are notified to report at Moose headquarters, Frank- lin square, a+ 6.30 sharp on evening, for parade. This -(Saturday) eve: , the Sun- day school lesson of the Central Bap- tist church is to be taught by Sec- retary Edwin Hill at the Y. M. C, A. ture Today—William Farnum Com- ing in The Redemption of David Corson Monday. Today will be the last chance to-see the big feature photoplay with Marion the great emotional actress, in Those Who Live in Glass Houses, a fascinating story with a strong moral lesson that will appeal to every ome who sees it. Marion Leonard is seen in a part that suits her strong dra- matic personality and is shown in sev- eral clever double exposures, shéwing her good self and the bad both on the screen at thé same time. This feature will .be shown at every performance today and no one will want to miss seeing it. The Mutual movies are For the Sake of Kate, a thrilling western two-part, drama by the Reliance com- pany; Our Mutual Girl is still mysteri- ously missing, and all New York is trying to find her. A Suspended Or- deal is the Keystone comedy with the ever funny Fatty keeping everyone in roare of laugirter. ' Messrs. Boyle and Craig have a good programme of solos and duets that are making a big hit at every porformance and they are be- more popular ewery. day. For the first half of next week an exceptionally strong bill has been ar- ranged. The feature is the great American actor. Wiliam Farnum, in that powerful play, The Redemption of Corson. This {s Mr. Farnum's first e in pictures, and no_one can to miss this unusdal oppor- tunity of seeing one of the finest actors on the American stage in one of his wcn successes. In addition to this ure there is the usual high class ‘programme of Mutual movies and Key- stone comedies. Boyle ang Craig have a_pleasant musical treat for this bill to offer. ‘Matinee as usual today’ at 2.30; all meats 10 cents. Two shows tonight, at 7 and $.46. Come and bring your friends to see this splendid bill. OCOLONIAL THEATRE. ‘The Girl from Prosperity, Two Reel Vitagraph, With Billy Quirk. “This superb drama by the Vdtagraph cast today presents a face that will be welcome to all of the patrons of the Colonial theatre—that of Billy Quirk, that nimble, merry and mischievous lad who kept the audiences of the old Breed theatre in a constant uproar every time he appeared in a Biograph comedy. Today he plays in a drama that is more exacting, a two reel fea- ture entitled The Girl from Prosperi- ty. He leaves his country sweetheart in the little town of Prosperity, and upon striking New York city is fasci- mated by a manicurist, who eventlally Proves her worth by refusing to ac- eept his attentions when she léarns of his sweetheart. How. she,turns him down is the secret of this splendid pic- ture. Don't miss Billy and his infec- tious smile. Other fine films for today are Dan Cupid, Assayer, . Essanay; Coward and Man, Edison; Making Him Over for Minnie, an up-to-the-minute Eesanay comedy. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Neo. 6 Series of Lucille Love Today. A fine vaudeville programme con- sisting of the Medley Trio, fine har- mony singers, Bob Hardie, the one- string fiddle player, and the Church Sisters, two clever dancers, is sched- uled to appear here today. The Lucille T.ove series, No. 6 installment, is also on the same bill, and is just as exciting ‘but really more interesting than it was last week. Many of the scenes in to- day’s picture are taken on the water and the very pretty, the story depicting the adventure of Lucille on the Chi- nese merchant ship, with Laubique in command. The 114th Animated Week- Jy will be shown today and also @& Screaming comedy reel entitled Uni- ve"orul Tke Makes a Monkey of Him- self. ©On next Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday a very classy vaudeville show has been booked, including the Daily TBrothers, sensational acrobats: Alice. atch, comedienne, and Hallen & ayes, comedy singing and talking specialty. A special feature picture entitled Ballzoo, the Demon Baboon, in three reels, taken from the celebrated novel of Gaston Teroux. It is a re- markable story of a strange creature that was half man and haif monkey and is a thriller from Start to finish. “There will be two other pictures shown -Jltli. including one very funny comedy BIG SHOW AT BATTLE GROUNDS. The Johnny J. Jones exposition shews will agpear here under the au- spices of the Rose of New England lodge, No. 950, Loyal Order of Moose, week of Jure 22. The Jones shows are a different kind of carnival show, for the management has made a happy combination of the amusing and the educational, hence the name of exposi- tion ehows. There are all the elements thet one enjoys at Coney Island, at the circus, at the menagerie, at the| minstrel show or vaudeville, at the eide show or museum or at the country fair, and then, too, there are many sensational features, also educational, or the amusements are given an edu- cdtional twist that makes the combli. nation truly expositional in character | and general tones. The principal fea- ture is a free attraction of Thomas and Margaret Quincy in a double diving act superior to any other act now before the public. Mr. Quincy has long been conceded the champion high diver of the world and holds over three score of ‘medals won in championship high dive | and fancy swimming contests. - ‘Mar garst Quincy, his partner for life, also possesses many medals for her prowess in aquatic feats. The closing feature of theee young people is a double dive, Margaret diving 80 feet, Mr. Quincy diving from the lofty height of 90 feet, simuitaneously. One of the features is highly amus- ing and at times as thrilling at Mr. Quincy’s, is the menagerie and trained wild animal arena under the direction of Captain Curley Wilson, who spent his younger days in capturing in their native lairs the animals he is now #x- hibiting. Charles Hustin has ralsed these animals to a high state of per- fection which makes this act one of the most notable of its kind. While the Jones exposition shows are mnot simply a combination of circus acts but really a collection from the best of all kinds of amusement, further oircus character is given to the combination by the soclety circus. The circus and menagerie are essential elements of /American summer and outdoor amuBse- ments, and for this.reason are a some- what predominant feature, altbough not the sole feature, of the Jones shows. Vitncel’'s Royal Italian band offers from tte opening Lo the closing o7 the e closing of the % rnival . Take the Quin- Drota showe.. tha showe. the 84 you and Photoplays at & e t Hoce. ot ‘cest invi Jones s and wl avoirdupois. The Holiness M services at 87 Main street. The subject at the Chri service at 10.45 a. m. is to be At Broadway Congregational church the pastor will preach in the morning. Sunday school at noon. At service. At Grace Memorial Baptist church, preaching morning and Rev. E. A. Carroll of Derby, Conn, Trinity Methodist . sermon on_The Call 7.30 . m. sermen, The Way At church, 10.30 a. to Labor; of Life. The International Bible Students’ as- sociation meets at 11 o'clock in room 1, Bill block, 30 Shetucket street, for Bible study. At McKi At the Greeneville Congregational church Rev, W. S. Beard of Williman- at the morning service pastor, Rev. C. H. tic will preacl in exchange with the Ricketts. At the Central pastor- of the church, Rev. Slocum, D. D. will preach at morn- ing and evening services and will con- duct the men’s class. At At the Church of the Good Shepherd Rev. Joseph F. Cobb will preach upon the subject The Effect of Beholding. Sunday “school_at noon. service at 6.15 Child in Our Midst. to get ion will hold its Park Congregational preaching by the pastor at 10.30.a. m. school at noon. evening by At the Second Congregational church 9.30 a. m: Sunday -school, 10.30 a. m. morning worehip with hymn for the children. ley avenue A. M. E. Zion church, Rev. E. George Biddle, pastor, preaching 11 a. m. and 7.45 p. m., Sun- day schaol at 12.15 p. m. The Loyal Temperance Levi-S. Saunders, president, wil religious servic in their rooms 35 Shetucket street, Bill Block, Sunday at 4p m Baptist church the Gospel Mission, 265 Main | street, Steiner’s hall, Sunday services: | Prayer meeting 10.30 a. m., testimony and praise service at 3 p. m., preaching | service by local or out of town minis- | ters at 7.30 p. m. On the Water Wagon. ~ Huerta's decision to suspend the ‘blockade at mpico is the first evi- dence to confirm the rumor that he | has gone on the water wagon.—New York Press. 451 Collateral Loan Co. UNCALLED FOR PLEDGES SPECIAL SALE Goods Must Be Sold at Once. We have a number of big values in | Gold Rings, | Clocki articl We quote here a few of the big val- ues in Watche: Genuine case, gold filled, $5.25. If you are looking for a good waten at a low figure, come now, as this sale is limited. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO., 142 Main Street, Established 1872 —_——— Upstairs ALL GRADES OF Hamilton Watches| ¢ 210 at 7 i WM. FRISWELL’S, 25 and 27 Franklin St. and many Knickerbocker Watch, silveroid_case—special at $1.26 Genuine grade, which is of the best quality, gold filled hunting case—at $3.75. Genuine Waltham, open silver case, $4.50. Genuine Railroad Special, els, adjusted to heat and cold, hunting fancy engraved—at LEGAL NOTICES post nearest deceased las town, | in 2 ni said District, Court. NOTICE.—All d are | sneir claims against said rsigned at 3 Stoningtol ited in the above and fo jez0d ea und TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE at Norw of Norw 3 A. D, 1y14. Present—NELSON J. Estate of Thomas F. Paimer Voluntown, in said District, Ordered, That the Administrato; the creditors of sald Jeceased to bry in their ciaims against within six months {rom this date, by | posting a notice te that effect, togothes | With a copv 0f this order, on the sign. to the place where sa AYLING, Judg Ll | nd by publishing the same once aler naving a cf and. make return to this '\ NELSON J. AYLING. sudge. The above and foregoiug copy of record. Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, within the tifme Zoing order. STATE triet Court, Ju Estate North Stoningion, in ceased. Upon instrument purporting will and testament\of said decea admitted to probate, as per application on file more fully appears, it is Ordered, Thai said application be determined at the Probate Stonington, Tth duy of June, A. ock in the afternoon, and that notice tnereof be given to all per- sons known to estate to appear, If they said ‘time and pla. thereon, by heard Office in Nerth District on tue 1914, at 2 o’ =3 lication eust five davs ihearing. given be made o t CHARLES C, GRAY, DIs- be - said said use, at heard ublishing in some paper having a circulation ingaid Dis trict, and by leaving with or'by mail- letters addressed to of the persons named in said ap- of this order, all at that return ‘and entertalnment that you one cent, but is as and inspiring es any | perience you will enjoy this season. It will make you young again caught in the whirl of the Johnny J. ws and the carnival spirit, n it is all over you will declare | it the best time ever. Yes, you will] laugh and grow as happy as Jolly Alma, and Joly Alma is so jolly that she has laughed 700 pounds to her Jolly Alma will be there, too, and she wili tell you how to be happy, though welghing 700. SUNDAY SUBJECTS. At the Sheltering Arms there will be no service Sunday. | i down, $6 per mont Dlsg, Plaut-Cadden Building, nn. $90.00 fine é;- u) . right plano that -will glve many n‘:; 7 of good service. Te $11 per month. ny, Plaut-Cadden Buildi “"#15.00_Good black walnut organ ‘n The Plaut-Cadden Com- pany, Plaut-Cadden Building,@orwich, n 23 perfect order. " $140.00 for a beautiful mahogany up- guaranteed, with $10_down, 36 en. Com stool and scarf. 3 DPer month. The “Plaut-Cadds > pany. Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, down, §6° Com- rwich, $390.00 buys the best 88-note player piano made; guaranteed for five years with 2o roils and library all latest improved expression devices a beautiful high grade ‘worth $650. i 310 per Terms, §25 down, The Plaut-Cadden Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, 5c per Py _at once. Rochester, N. 11 seeds to farm- ck in towns; ap- ors and ornamental § errick Seed C #185.00 for a beautiful Wm. Knabe g, upright piano in fine condition, Terms, $10 down, | with stool and scarf. $1.56 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Com: Fiaut-Cadden Building, Norwica, sampl LADIES —Make §12.to 314 weekl spare time; easy, pleasant home wor try Yerds. Norwicn Town. start now; no red_taj pe; send dime for and complete instructions, K. G, Brown & Co. Box §84, Briageport, #30.00 for a good square plano in g00d order; a very nice piano for sum- Terms, $10 down, $5 per he Plaut-Cadden Com Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, $75.00 for a good upright piano. Why pay rent for the summer? Buy this one. $6 per month, Plaut-Cadden mer cottages. ny, The Plaut-Cadden Company, Building, Nerwich, Conn. $150.00 for a genuine J. & C. Fischer beautiful down, $1.50 per week. = den Company, Plaut-Cadden Building, rwich, Conn. " $250.00 buys a good Interior plaver piano, with choice rolls and bench. This is a real trade. per month, The Plaut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. 38 BOOK ON Dog Diseases AND HOW TO FEED Masied Free to any address by the anthor H. CLAY GLOVER, V.S, 118 West 31st Street New York WORK for gourself; make money operating vending machines; tull line; pennies count; small investment; large profits; spare time; outdoor work. Ker- ris, Hass & Co., Easton,-Pa. 102, LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA—If you or any friend afflicted wish. successful treatmen 2 Broadway, Detroit. i under (he heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF Line, Six Words to the Line FOR SALE e JO RENT FOR SALE—Motorboat, 22% ft. in| 'TO RENTCottage of eight rooms lengtn, b it beam, o34 h.'p. engine, ail | ANA baty, &il modern improvemenis. in- in A-1 oondition; p,::x nzxy equippea | 9Uire at Builetin vifice. Jelva with Dacteries, anchors, Lights, Lu&s |~ 10 RENT—Furnished rooms, with or nd canvas cover. . Write C. 3. Davion, | witnout Doard, cemtraily iocated, ciean " FOR SALE Male breeding stock, Wyandoctes, hall price. Frothero Poul- Je18ThsS’ LESIpneE, Cosey Je20d | house; transients accommocated. —The Camiiie, 5 Church St rnone 10s6-4. Buff Leghorns, K. I Reds and White | Jel2d I — Upper tenement, 11 L 10303, | spttee'Sery rooma, buth, s LOF COOK- ing. N, Lugene Dmiin, v smin. Jjesd And then my Conactence says omc't I h""-y-’ e embltn’ fat “Route jes & Satat! Your ways is all so hol{r.-nns u i love you better ever ni You come around—'tel p When you air out o’ sight!” Eisr s S - o eeth, an On his two hands and grabs, of course, Some_old- remorse. And beats me with the big butt-end O fhat thing—tel my closest, frie "Ud hardly know me. “Now.” says he, Be keerful as you'd orto be And allus_think o' me!” James Whitcomb Riley, in the Cen- very reasonabie. . Dremng, Hanover, s FOR SALE_Fine ariving mare, Pacer, | 1o MENT. buggy, narness, blanket, iap robes, etc.. | Gironaa, Crescent meach, 15th to Sept. 1:ilu; IMOuerdte rate. Ad- Conn. Jei¥d | aress “iroads, Urescent beacn, Ct FOR BALE—Village farm In So0. Cov- | _Jevd entry, Conn., 28 acres, bounded by ther partieulars and price, see sartin | at FURNISHED ROOM: Streeis on taree sides, 11-room nouse in | cated. Mmma Morse, 15 Union 3! perfect cond:tion, two minutes. 1o | — = = 2. schools, churches und stores. Kor fur- | TO RENT—A tenemen No. 3+ sroadway. inquire of lsaac Waternouse, &l Mountun St Willi- | 8. Jones, Richuras Suilaing, 1 Main st mante, Conn. (And other bargains in s L WILL PAY reliable woman $250 for | distributing 2000 ' free packages per- powder in your town; no Ward & Co., 216 In- tumed soap money required. stitute Place, Chicago. BOARD and room; also table board. at 16 Kinney Ave, Thamesville. 1211-2. Bquirrel ogs; i. cherry, two small ash bookcases, three. plece “black’ walnut parior suite one WANTED—At once, a girl for gen- eral housework, to go to seashore. Mrs. Frank C. Turner, Mugee range, oil stove, marble top cen- 1s_Broad' St. plates, etc. Things will be sold cheap. GOVERNMENT positions are easy to et. My fres booklet, rite “today—now. Washington, D. C. Y-638, tells how. Earl’ Hopkins, yid neczid MARRY—Hundreds weelth. will marry soon; descriptions Gruce Hyde, S-363, San Francisco, Cai. Jjel3d WANTED—Women sell guaranteed hosiery to friends eigh | per cent. profit; make $10 daily; perience unnecessary. Milis, Box 4029, West Philadelpnis, Pa cafliifiower plants, 25c per dozen. River- International For Sale A COTTAGE HOUSE On McKinley Avenue. Inquire of JAMES L. CASE~- 40 Shetucket St., 50 COWS FOR SALE New mijch and springers. just arrived. F. W, HOXIE, Lebanon, Conn. { | 1 | Railroad | Ellery | in| coin | very fine timepiece—at | | ! HELD | and for the District | | | | FOR SALE room Cottage, must be sold at once, within 200 feet of the J. B. Martin Co. bargain for the quick buyer. L. J. FONTAINE May Building - Farm of 25 Acres ana hennerles, land can be worked by machin- . place is situated three miies from Westeriy, price $1250, An 85-acre ferm, about four miles new house, large barn 40x56, woodshed and henner: $1000 down, gage at & per cent. Investigat Cottages at Pleasant View; 31250 will buy a four-rcom cotiage, all furnished, lot on pond side and has 75 feet front- from Westerl balance on send for Wilcox's | (cust 1ssusd—choice of 496). WILLIAM A. WILCOX Feal Estate Droker, 41 West Broad Street—Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, B. L Gffice No. 383. Rexidence 531, JUST ARRIVED | Fxpress car of 28 Horses. time. ELMER R. PIERSON GALLUP COL. EARL N. RUGTIONEER A graduate from Jones' Nat. Schooi of | Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm ~nd Merchandise and | ™= —_— No. 1, Moosup, Ct. | Telephone 1-3 FOR SALE 2-tenement houses on Mechanic | Danielson. Income gross, net income on investment 8% per cent. Houses pleasantly situated, three minutes’ walk from railroad sta- tion, post office and businees section, $420 | E. L. DARBIB, ' Real Estate Agent, Savings Bank Block. Danielson, Cona. WANTED-—Young man or young lady | years old, sound and kind, not afrail o A A I A Or N ey | 3¢ anyihing, with wagons £nd narness- | TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, and answer telephone. Address Box|es. Address Mrs. Amasa M. Maine K. 130, Bulletin Office. penman, repld and accurate at figures, to flll a position with one of the best| ster; lot 59x110 ft. and largest firms in the city. 310 to 314 a week. Commerctal School, If you are capable, we can heip you at | Ball Head, All Seasons, Stoné Mason, this time, as we have had so many | Red and Savoy, Barly = Summer and £00d positions .to fill this year that ail ofgour available graduates have been pldced. "Don’t miss this o more of our students wi ing very soon and the Norwich Com- mercial School student always has first cholce for the best positions. Apply Norwich Shannon Bullding. RP5e raduat: fice. WANTED—Gremmar_or high school | The Uncas Garage C students to work in offi ence necessary. Box 125, Bulletin Of- WANTED Meiters, coremakers and brass moulders; steady work and good pay. United Metal Mfg. Co., Shipping |smooth and easily worked, good orcu- St Thamesville. 3 ton Squar: WANTED—AL once, 0od barber, at James Burby's, Plainfleld. { TTo QUIBT THINGS around the hout | put in a dumb walter, Sc_straig] gan's Smoke Shop. WANTED By two ladies, two rooms with board in a quiet private family. Address Box 417, Norwich. | GOOD PAY—Light work. want it? If so. be our representative. Write us quick. Nurserymen, Manchester, urr & Co., for farm worl WANTED—Reliable, good milker. York, Westerly, R. L _Tel. 13-5. WANTED—Weaver on woolens; one loom work. Glen Woolen Milis, ‘Nor- wich Town, Ct. 646-12 WANTED—Day old caives, any kind. ‘Will call for them. Bullard Farm. Tei Mmill. WANTED—Experienced skein wind- ers and learners. Apply West Side Silk Jyld WANTED—Flano tuning- A. G. don, zys Prospect #k, City. insurance ain St. WANTED—AnD able man who is will- ing.to go and sell heaith and accidert salary and commission. Ap- B, o Charles "N. Gordon, nounced July may26d Houseworkers, A good as- | big workers, | “1aid- chunks and drivers. They must be sold Prices right THOUSANDS of government life jobs now open to men and women; 365 to $150 month; Norwich examinations sn- sample questions Franklip In- stitute Dept. 35-N., WANTED Dairy Man, Farm Hand, Cook, General Laundress® FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bidg. We want price. EGGS EGGS EGGS thousand dozen Native Eggs. Will pay highest market THE ALLEN-BEEMAN CO,, Commerce Street. | | | | | | Stock anl FOR SALE e e o) FOR SALE Drug Store, and doing & prosperous busi- ness. Good_reason for selling. Principals only may obtain full information ffom rhomas H. Beckley May Building Phones: 724 278 Main Street i —OF— N—————— | FISHERS ISLAND MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, and securities of any kind at the Towest Rates of Inferest. Led firm to deal with, 142 Main Street, (Established Shop by A HOUSE made of NEPONSET PRODUCTS is being displayed at Peck, McWilliams & Co. | LOST AND FOUND REWARD—I will pay 350 reward for r‘\lrldoic\- ledding to Kha;wnvletlon of e persen or pers my teol -che:l. l\’lnd%‘t&la tool. Newent road. F. H. Jewett City, Cona. s who broke into e mayzed tury THE MICORBE. The Microbe said—"There is no Man— I know there may not be; I cannot hear his volce that si; 1 cannot see his arm that swin, T cannot feel his mind that fiings My earth-born destiny.” . The Man-Child said—"Thers is we G e Y FeiH FOR RENT Six-room fat, all mod- WOR SALE—Pups, 14 collie and % | ern conveniences, at ii2 Broadway. houna; brew especially for rupbic &nu | lMquire ac i:Z Broadway. mayzvd y muke tne pes.. Cari Benjami seweti City, CU J€1va UK RENT-Seven Toom fat, with . Cu X modern improvements, —at 118 ¥OR SALE—Dining room set in dark | Broadway. Inquire of C. A. Gager, Jr. fiv Franklin St may I know there may not be; I cannot pause and meet His eye— 1 cannot see His form on high— I only know an empty sky Stares mocking back at me.” —Edw. Clarkson Garrett, In Dyak Chief and Other Verses. inck welnut chamber set, walnut din- ing table, kitchen table ‘nd chwirs, HOUMS, =i modern 33 Union St. Phone 1061- ter table, parior rocker, white china Apply to John ~Guonole, anlelson, Conn. Jelsd _ care Box ollander, per 100, 33 per 1000; Reo, view Farm. Phone 33 “FOR SALB—One Shetland pony, F. D. No. 1, Norwich, Ct. Jelia FOR SALE —Bay horse, weighs 1000 1bs., sound and kind, § years oid. Jas. Lewis, R. F. D. City. e17d FOR SALE Black driving horse, with narness and buggy. Horse weighs 1100. Complete out Inquire Joha Durr Farm, Occum, Ct. Jeld T FOR SALE Cottage house of elg] homestead of the late Dr. B. F. Enquire at’ No. 89, FlaheeFoe s ot FACTORY ROOM FOR SALE—On easy terms, Lwo new houses op corner of Dyer and Franklin streets, Danlelson, Conn.; nouses just completed. TO RENT Containing 4000 square feet 5 with heat and power; modern T™wrS_______________|building with plenty of light. Norwich FOR RENT . Two Floors of Building t WANTED A stenographer, a _neat | rooms. No. 95 Meiinley ave, - tne| No. 11 and 13 Ferry Street. Brew- | Suitable for light manutacturing er next door below. jel7d | other purposes. CABBAGE plants ready now: Danish Copenhagen Market; $2 per 1000; 25¢ per 100. Thousands of celery plants. after June 25. F. B. Peckham, Keat Side, City. Tel : FOR SALE—! ral thousand inquire of The Vaughn Foundry Co. SUMMER COTTAGES For Rent—For Sale Watch Hill Weekapatg Pleasant View bage plants, Fl'll Dutcn and All-Season, | Rentals $175-$2,600 season 20c per 10 per 1000. Buliara Farm. Tel > Jeléa _ FOR SALE If you want a hom either cily, town or country, any size or quality, see W. E. Keach, Danielson, < 1 Jelsd OR LE—Machinery, tools and fixtures of a garage; also 1913 nive-pas. menger touring car in good conditioa. 23 Lafayette St., Ciy. Jeliu T 35-acre suburban farm on trolley aid I mile out of city, §00d $- large baru, poultry house excellent lana, d otner outbuilding ard, 9vv feet road froutage: can be sold | for’ vuilding purposes for price askeu for emtire farm. Wil be sold with i without three cows, team, farming tools, etc. An opportun..y to obtala & fine place at a low price. 5 Particulars _of TRYONS AGENCy, Willimantic, Conn. Jebd FOR SALE Al kinds of millet seeds, seed corn and fertilizers at a low price. Greeneville Gradn Co. Tel. 326-5. Je3d | ew house, 36 Bliss lace, 4 rooms, all improvements. alter A. Heath, Norwich Town. may33d SEASHORE lots and cottages for sale and to rent: pays over 1L per cent. price. W. O. Stanton, Ston- ington, maylsd an TR Jr OVER — 250 note] 450 6% (regular business envelo) neatly printed, for $1.90; Inspection by appointment FRANK W. COY 6 High Street, Westerly, R. L Long Distance Telephone FOR SALE FOR SALE . Eight-rvom Cottage - with bath and steam heat, geod barn and large let, locatec five, minuter’ walk from Main -.reet. Price reasenable. N. Tarrant & Co. i7 Main Street. Nerwiun, C FOR SALE . HUMOR OF THE DAY Knicker—Does your wife 1 ai the wrong place in the story? - er—Yes. and she cheers at the wrong place In a ball game—New = York Sun. y,, Magistrate—Are vou Interested In this case? Witness for the Prosecu- tion—Yes, sir; the prisoner cut by | acquaintance—Buffalo Express. “England doesn’t take to base ball.” “Pity, too. They could play all kinds of innings.” “What do you mean?" “Why, T've often heard that the sun never sets on the British Empire."— Louisville Courier Journal, vou know his wife well?* “Not “Would you like to be in- troduced to her?” " “I don’t think it would be safe. T'm the friend he always blames for keeping him out late.”—Detroit Free Press. “That man must be an insidious lobbyist,” declarea Congressman | Grump. " “What has he done? in- quired Congressman Wayback. “He invited me to share a bottle of grape juice with him.”—Pittsburgh Post. “Which one of the Ten Commend ments did Adam break when he ate the apple?’ asked the Sunday 1 teacher. “He didn’t break an: plied one little follow. *“Why not queried the teacher. “‘Cause there wasn't any then."—Chicago News. “I assure you madam, the: kitchen knives represent the great- est value offered at the price.” “They certainly look fice and seem very | cheap. "The only question is, will they {cut?” “An, madam, if you ask me that I'm bound to say that they will not; but that is their one fault.”— London' Punch. Mrs. Flatbush—And vou think your little boy steals your pies? Mrs, Ben- sonburst—Somebody does, and 1 sus- | pect Tommie. Well, there's a way | You can tel How 7" “By _the thumb prints.” “Oh, no I can't. Whe Tommie gets through with a pie there aren’'t any thumb prints! { Yonkers Statesman. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Oklahoma has several women ofl | operators. America life insuran Carry $34,000,000,000, in e. The average pay of chorus girls is for the season. The Transvaal gold output for 1913 is valued at $185.000,000 5 There are 1 75 registered au- tomobiles in the United States. Denmark last vear exported 198,000 cach, G0, Wend for ' sampies aad Four Pool Tables, all in good condition, { barrels of salted hprrhj;: b prices for any printing you are in need | vsith a first class outfit; three 4 x 8, of. The Bulletin Company, Norwich, In 1913 Denmark sent 13,093 persons Conn. ono 4% x 9; will sell cheap. Palace | to settle in the United States. FOR »ALE—The Lecnard W. Bacom | Pool Parlors, 49 Main St. Norwi ch. Teal estate in NOrwich, CORSsis ot the iarge mansion bhouse, aw bouses, i barns, oulbu.ldings and 19 s i etyemonty Jecoing o2 eity o Or W/ ::r.nu {nruuva to the hn:y-r. This 1‘&! l{! &uum H. Salelds, 45 Broad. ‘way, Nerwich, Conan. wotléd FOR BALE—U. i C. PiES, taviougn: breds, registered, mohe beiter iu ih country. ALudiow Farm, Norta stoning- ton, R F. 1. b, Norwica, Conm. s ¥. Button. 1AM T xinas. UYING pouiuy vk Semuel Gelleri, Coichester, Cean. declsd FO lot, 85 ClZ St. Must be 50id to ‘close estate. G. W. Hamllten, kxecutor, 13¢ Main St d _ PRINTING—ic0k at these prices: 508 | Telephone 147 6% enveiopes (fegular business size] S PR TR Sl > 00, $6; 16,0v0, §1U;' 6uU noleneads, Counties. All kinds of $1000 up. ; The [pads being ol shape cowy | 11 e mid OEE ARG fatine would be pleased to show any of | . Shout fourtesn taim.. Anyone baving same, 2r0p postal 10 | thege places to interested parties. " if interested, don R SALB_Eisven-rosm iouse,witn | selling f DO YOU WANT TO BUY A rABm? I have on my list over G.> nundred— | In Tllinois the average salary of the 5600 men teachers Is $722.07 a | year. Hungary's insane are said to be sad- ly neglected in badly conducted asy- lums. uateu in New London and Windham | Saskatchewan university, Satka- WILLIAM F. HILL Real Estate and insurance 't delay—as they are j last year. 25 SHETUCKET ST. tarms, from | toon, wili this year spend $300,000 for new buildings. red earth tremors were felt in Japan | Austria's eight universities ana- two independent theological schools | have 31,646 stydents. Saturday takes Its name fram | Saeter, the Roman Saturnus, and for | a long time it was looking on sa the s flak bt SRS | JOOK THESE HORSES OVER oo ot 2 w25 1i, printed, 31.19; 1,000, 34.8v, 3,000, s o Tv.uu, © 318.00; 50L Dbiiineads . printed, 3 1,000, $2.10; 0,000, 313.06; printed, 31.49; 0,009, 311. Printing o scription dones promptly. Semd [or sam. les. The Sulletin Lo, FrLiers and inders, Norwich. Conn. FOR SALE Two tenement house wita im- prevements, including heat, elec- tricity and hard wood ficors, situated on Broad Street, near trolley car line and five min- ites’ walk to center of the city. ‘lways well rented, large loan in be negotiated If necessary. .uire of .tral Building Norwich, Ct. | THE TONIC AIR has improved the healtlf and prolonged the lives of many, Norwich persons. I around iho city. allowed, Phone 300 BEFURE BUYING '~EM ELSE- WHERE. PENNSYLVANIA =XPRESS CO, 35i-353 East 34th St, New York City. MUST BE SPOLD wiiHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. 140 Young Work Horses and Mares 140 1in g0oa conWlLOn, WeigHing irom 900 Lo lsuy ibs. Lhese Lorses have beer DOUgNL green Wilnin Lue past two years aud have been used in and Among them are | matched teams suitable lor general bus- | iness, also several puvement “ore mares | Prices, siugle norses $s5 1o 3200, leams 3116 to $400. (30) days’ triat if not as represented can be | returned wilkin trial time. No reas- | onable ofier refused. | Long Isiand Ferry. | 400 miles from New York City, with blankets and haliers and coliars. All cars transfer to the door. FXANCIS D. DONOHUE ‘H.ckscmn Long Island Ferry. Supt. 7481 Murray Hill FOR SALE E. A. PRENTICE, ve two attractive furnished cottages l to rent for the season, and a fine one for sale. All are near the water, good | fishing and bathing. The drinking | water is of unexcelled quality and ab- |1f solutely pure, ARCHA W. COIT Office 1384 Phones { R0t once: 102.2 63 Broadway Opposite Y. M. C. A. i8: Now 1s the tume to list your farms you waut to sell 1 hi‘x‘l lurg furms, - customers looking Send description or call, WILLIAM F. HILL, ' 25 Shetucket St. Norwich, Conn. EWMARKET HOTEL, 715 Boswel! Ave, ind_ Clgars. to | pERER LA B | MO WS e et 86 Cliff Street Cuba's national debt is officially =tated to ba $59.717,000, against $60,- 007,200 a year ago, and $35,000.000 in 1804, Consul General Mansfleld reports that Vancouver now has 25288 tele- phones, 586 of which were installed this vear. Grape shipments from Argentina to Europe were recently inangurated, a trial eonsignment being 1,336 boxes of 15 pounds each. Tt 1s estimated that a day of dark- ness in London caused by fog costs | the inhabitants $25,000 for gas, as well as a large sum for elettric lights. ne block from | (Cloge to the main road connecting All borses shipped | tna towns of Eastport and Calais, Me., | stand a unique littfle monument erect- |ed to mark a most ints geo- One | graphical point. for it is exactly haif way between the Bquator and the North Pole. Limon, states that two active mining companies in Costa Rica are taking | about $1,000.000 annually in gold and i A splendid Eight-room Cottage, Barn | gijver. He gives the address of these and three Acres of Land on river front | and other Costa Rican mines still near Gales Ferry. ) | the experimental stage. | CASTORIA To the Farmers of this Section: For Iafants aad Childres In Use For Over 30 Years