Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 28, 1914, Page 12

' “ FAIR WEATHER TODAY FAIR, WARMER -r‘om%nnow FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight Arthur Chotrerdep Co. at Davis thea- tre. P. lee Musical Comedy Co. at e Aud.torium. Moving Pictures at Colon!.l Theatrs. Rurvicn Biane, NO. 1.3, P.ool M., mec.s fa . ythian' hall Thames _council, No. 1851, meets in Foresters’ mes R A, Norwich lodge, No. iz, A. O. U. W, meets In Germania hail. hem _..apter,- No. §7, O. H. S, meets in Buckingham Memorial ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. Arthur Chatterdon & - Co, Large Audiences D. Pleasing Kindling, matinee 'y, and The Girl -in the Taxi, tast evening, proved sterling winners for Arthur Cattter- don and his company, excellent attend- ances being noticeable at both per- formances. = In Kindling, especially, notable work was offered by Mr. Chatterdon as Heinie, Adelyn Bushnell as Maggie, Rogers_Barker as Steve, May McCas- key as Mrs. Bates and Dorothy Beards- ley as Alice. The Girl in the Taxi, one of the best comedies seen here in years and by far one of the best stock produc- tions ever offered locally, kept the house in convulsions of laughter throughout the evening. Aside from Mr. Chatterdon and Miss Bushnell in the leading roles, Earl Howell, and Rogers Barker carried off the honors. ‘As Bertle Stewart Mr. Powell showed marked ability, while Mr. Barker as Smith the New Jersey e man- urer was a scream. This afternoon, The Grain of Dust, Monday night's great success, will be presented for the second and last time. The play scored Monday night and will g:ubt)u. be greeted with a large use. This evening the Forbes comedy, The Traveling Salesmap, will be presented by special p on of The Henry , - Harris estate. The Traveling Salesman is ene of the most notable and_successful comedies released for -stock ation in years, and of- fers Mr. Chatterdon in the title role, one of the best delineations he has before his Norwich friends. Miss Bushnell, Mr, Barker, Mr. Howell, Mr. Huntley, Mr. Brooke and the Misses McCaskey, Davenport. Be:dnley also appear in strong sud- Do F Thursday matinee, another scream- ingly funny comedy, The Girl from Nowhere, and Thu evening a fea- ture production of e Butterfly on the Wheel. —_— COLONIAL THEATRE. M0 MORE GRAY HAIR! are hereb. on Tuesday, o'clock in the forenoon of 'FINE NATURAL GOLOR New Brought Back by Miraculous Discovery. Dandurff Killed. Ladies!—You whose youtnful bloom is fast disappearing before the at- tacks of - premature gray hair—wuy don’t you bring back the faded strands to_the color they were when you we<e it easy—ves, the most particular ladies In America, is applied to the hair easily, quickly ithout muss or mnoyance——g:fi aressing. From, theivery start, derful change takes plact 2 but surely. The gray and faded halrs, acted upon by the oxygen in 5 ome back - to the fine, brilllant dack color they were originaily. Hay's Halr H dye. I ———————————————— 3iss Anna M. Murphy has returned to her home here, after two Weeks' stay in Sterling. & Thomaston—Thomas Pfaefllin while hunting recently secured one of the largest 'coons captured in this vicin- ity in some time, The ’coofi, which weighed 25 pounds, put up a hard fight after being shot out of a tree. LEGAL NOTICES. ELECTORS’ MEETING The Hlectors of the Town of Sprague warned to meet in the in_Baltic in said Sprague November 3, 1914, n‘li 9 Governo#,*Lieutenant Governor, Secre- tary, Treasurer, Comptroller and -At- Con- Representative from said Tawn of “Perils of Pauline,” Immensely Pop- |Sprague at the next General Assembly ular Two Reel Serial Feature. I8 A SNaLe, anddNsticeR . of “His One of the strongest events in the great Peri's of Pauline series, occurs today. It follows closely after the event where Pauline and Harry in es- caping from the death trap, went hand-over-hand across the great ra- vine, and when about midway, the ropes were cut and the ‘perilods pair were dropped ninety feet into the river. They manage to reach their old home only to find Owen counting the ill-gotten funds. Consternation pre- vails when the palr put in an ap- pearance, and today we shall see what Owen has planned to thwart ‘them again. Other striking features for to- day are The Aggressor, a superb two reel Lubin feature, with Louise Huff: ‘The Condemning Hand, Biograph, and a Tango Spree, an excrutiatingly fun- ny Edison film, depicting the pitfalls of.the tango. Whatever you do, don't miss the Perils of Pauline today. Quinebaug Pomona. Quinebaug Pomona Granze, No. 2| P. of H. is to meet - with Senexet day, October 21, 1914, at 11 o'clock, a. m. Dinner at 12:30. | In addition to local talent. Charles M. Gardner, High Priest of Demeter of the National ‘Grange will give an ad- dress. The afternoon session at 2 o’clock is open to all Fourth Degree members. YANTIC Workman on State .Road Injured— . Boy Shoots Himsslf In the Foot— Western Tourists Home. Ruster, the inteliizent bull do= be-, lon=ing to Ollver Gardner of Claire, mont Farm was stru ¢ mobile_driven by J. Rurdick of Nor- . Surday .afterncon. near Oakland The dog ran from the side- tly In front of the machine, > @river bad no chance to stop. Barrol Dropped on Foot, Joseph Cordo met kvith a painful accident Satnrday while working on the stretch of sta*e road between here and Witchvile. A barrel of tar which he was handling dropped on . his big toe. He was brought to the office of Dr. B. H. Fowe for treatment. Boy Shot in Foot. Many people are permitting children to have gnns, shot zuns and rifles during the hunting season. a danger- ous practice. Saturday morning, when Themos Reetham was on his way to tbe creamery with his milk and cream. Bo came across o boy Mo resides on the Otra®ando road with a badly shot foot. He vut the boy into his wagon and carried him to his home, where he wes given medical attention. It will Te Jome timo Defore he can use the root. : BMr. and Mrs. Howard Rishop sfd Miss Olive Bishop have returned from a week-end stay with relatives i Waterbury o Mrs. Tlsha Lathrop is spending some time in Mystic with Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Lathrop. Home from the West. Mrs, Charles Carpenter and daugh- ter, Miss Annie Carpenter, have re- turned from a three months, trip in varlous cities and towns of Mon- tana, Minresota, lowa and North Da- kota, where they were the guests ot relatives, Michael Reardon,. the clever car- toonist of the villaze, has been get. ting out some attractive posters, for hallowe'en festivities in the village. Mrs. John C. Ceswell and daugh- ter, Miss Carolyn Caswell, of Plain. fleld. and eranddaughter, Cora Caswell of Norwich, were guests Sunday at Pine Tree cottage, Knitting on the Train. Local people returning from New York on the train noticed nearly every woman busily cnzaged in knitting scarfs ard wristlets, obeying the call of different societies for knitted goods to forward to the suffering soldiers. Mrs. Charles Brooks and son Charles of Norwich, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson, Trolley travelers along the shore ire noto the farmers harvesting thefr are hereby Town Hall sentative lowing State Offices, Lieutenant Governor, State Secretary, Stat torney General, (royl a_Judge of Probate I g! also to elect Justices of the P The ballot box will be open for the reception of ballots from 9 o'clock a. m. untii 5 o'clock p. ‘m. imated at Spraguwe, Conn., October 27, 1914, ARTHUR P. COTE, Town Clerk of the Town ot 5 Sprague, Conn. NOLIEE:: - The Electors of the Town of Lisbon warned to meet at the In sald Lisbon on Tues- day, November 3, 1914, at 9 o'clock in the forenaon, for the purpose of giving in their lots for the election of inited States Senator, aiso a Repr: in Congress, also the fo viz: Governor, e Treasurer, Comptrolier, and At also a State Senat r the 20th Senatorial District, aiso or the District Norwich, also a Representative to next Legislature of this State, and eace. Ballot box will remain open until o'clock in the afternoon. Dated at Lisbon, this 27th day of October, 1914, Attest: ALBERT A. RIST, Town Clerk. NOTICE ELECTORS' MEETING The Electors of the Town of Nor- wich, legal voters In Ilectors’ Meet- ing, are hereby warned to meet tin the several: voting districts of the Town of Norwich, as by law provided, at the following places in said votims districts: First District—At the Town Ha the City of Norwich. ot Second District—At the Fire Er House, West Main street. AR . Third District—At Union Hall, 463 North Main street, Greeneville. ' Fourth District—At the 0id Brick Schoolhouse, Norwich Town. Fifth District—At Ponemah Hall, Taftville. aree wixth District—At Billings Hall, Hamilton avenue, Bast Side.- % On ‘the Tuesday following ‘the first Monday__in November, 1934, to witc On the 3 day of November, A. D, 1914, at six (8) oclock In the mmorning, to &ive in their ballots for a Senator to represent the State of Connecticut and a Repre;enmll\'e to represent the Second Congressional District of the State of ‘Connecticut in _ the Sixty- fourth Congress of the United States. Also, to glve in thelr ballots for the persons they will elect Governor, Lieu- tenant Governor, ‘Secretary, Treéasurer and Comptroller of said State, to hold sald offices from the Wednesday foi- lowing the first Monday of January, A D. 1915, and until the Wednesday f;)ll%wlilsgl’_lhe l:lil’st Monday of January, 25 7, and until tnelr successors are duly quallfied, and an “Attorne: General for four years from and after the Wednesday following the first Monday of Janu: A. D. 1915, and qualified. Also, to give in their ballots for a person to represent the Nineteenth until his successor is duly chosen and Senatorial District of the State of Con- necticut in the General Assembly of said State, to hold said office from the Wednesday following the first Monday of January, A. D. 1915, until the Wed- nesday foliowing the first Monday of January, A. .. 1917, and until his successor is duly qualified. Also, to give In their ballots for two persons to represent said town ::!\‘1 !.‘;e }(l}exl:leral Assembly of Connecti- ©0 hold office from the Wednesda: folfowing the first atonday of Jante ary, A. D. 1915, until the Wednesday following the first Monday of January. A. D. 1917, and until thelr successors are duly qualified. Also, to give In their baliots for a Judge of Probate for the District of Norwich for two vears from and after the Wednesday fo..owing the first Monday of January, A. D. 1815, Also, to give in their ballots for a Sheriff of New London County, to held office for four years from and after June 1st, 1915, Ause, give for thirty-three (33) Justices of the Peace, t0 1ol office 1rom the Aret Mondas in in their ballots in January, 1915, until the first Mon- day in”January, 1917. The polls will be open at each of last crop of market grass. Several empty passenger cars went e places in sald voting districts from o'clock in the forenoon until five clock in the. afternoon. Tiroush here by freight Saturday| Dated at Norwich, this 27th day of orning. i S ) " A cottage prayer meeting was con- 0.wge1, A D.o1914 1 ducted recently by the members of BEEAS. HOLBROOK, the First Methodist church at the! Town Cierk of the Town of Nome cf Mz, and Mrs. Georse Manning.” Norwich. LEGAL 1 A_COURT O ICES rwich, on the 27th day of Octo- b . D, 1914 Present—NBLSON J. G, Judsge. Estate of Betsey Luca S of iPres- ton, in sald District, The_administrator Xhibited his admin! iccount with sald estate to the for allowance, is therefore Ordered, That the ber, A. D. 1. t rorénoon, &t th in the City of Norwich, be, and the same is, for hearing thesame. and urt, o’clock in tice there e return to the court. and makg LPOOR 10 AYLING, Juage. The above and foregoing 1s a true 0] of record. R%test: FANNIE C. CHURC EHL Clerk. —_— ON, ss., Court ITRIOT OF LEBAN( atnll”}cbno October 24, 1914. Bstate of Charles R. Strong, late of said District, . deceased. Lebanon, in of pon the applcation heard and determined at ‘th. Office in Lebanon, in sald District, on 2 ‘o'clock In the afternoon, and that the pendency of said application, and of the time and by, publish- ing the same one time in some news- in sald the 31st day of ‘October, A. notice be given of hearing thereon, place paper havu:% a circulation Y ROBATE HELD orwich, within and for the DIStrict th day of Novem- at 9 the Probate Court Room in said Dis- appointed the said ministrator is directed to give no- e of by publishing this order once in some newspaper having a cir- culation in safd District, at least six days prior to the date of said hearing, U; Anna . Strong of Lebanon, Conn., praving that an instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of said Charles R. Strong, deceased, may ved, allowed and ad- per_appiication 5 s ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT,” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF Sc per Line, Six Words to the Line t waNTES FomsaLe To My = S >, RENT_Furnished room with ali WANTED—Nurse girl to travel;] FOR SALE—25 hjgh grade O. L C.| TO must unuerstand chilaren. Call morn- | Digs are reuay for Hiu€usaco GeiVer,.|improvements. 13 Washington B;-GH ings beiore 11, 16 Laurel Hill Ave. @ 1. Puitz & Som, Lepamon. Fhone s s e 16-3, Lebanon Div. ocss RENT_Three romss and baca, WANTED—Orders for custom and Special maae corsets, coats, SKirts, pet- tcoats, smuriwaisis and aprons. 1¥ main St, C. L. James, Leiepaone 1276-24. oc21 Ve ASina—luUns (AN WOU CAn Te- TO furnisnea ior housekeeping. ion St., Phome 12%6-2. TO RENT—Two rooms furnished for Jgut nOuseKecepIng; Steam heat, bata, hoL water; @sw FOR SALE—Are you in want of any nice appies? 1f so, see me belure yuu LUy, and save the middieman profit. 1 can furnisa DOua Yuaiiiy aiu dualitity at reasonable prices, -irom ivec to 3o a buspes, So inat both tne rich anu 20 Divise ocz¥ pair automoiie hres. Cail Teiepnonc |3 busnes so inat both tne rieh and|gent.emen. 3 : B 2 ato y. Sr_te: ne yiu-ii. e 48z }—u;nam Tu:e epalir (A)A_‘ oczs ors from one bunne; to a thousand. Do T Lepnol i- i — - WANTED—An experienced __Second | 0ot wait t00 10ng, for appies wii Souh | 20 mewvi—FOUI-Dulm LenEwEnt, 1o, maid; reierences pusitiveiy required.| pe higner. Aiso 1 have 50 different|.man ot Inquire Geo. Greenberger Apply_mornings between 10 and % .o|varieties fo choose from. All ordeis|s( Franklin st vede Mise Welies. .2 Town Bt oczi | wul be filed as long as they iast. = RENT—Nicely furnished rooms Sovivdl BT Home every day unti 9 @ m. and Sler | wita buard at Tne riymoutn, 44 Laurcl MENT POSITIONS are easy | ays. Residence on Swan Town Hau, to Bl uy iree buokist yoaly feud|ucar How..cs Stasion - Adaress AT W B s S e a0w. e today—now. - | :ayette ¥. main, k. F. D. No. 1, 50X 2| 10 RENT—At the Ridges, Coventry kins, Wasmngton, D. C. sepiWS | \ortn Stoningston, Conn. ocZ3 | roau, new seven-room ‘l‘enomehl; ail ! o poard _infants or chilaren; good home and a mothers care; prices reasonabie; Dbest Of rei- erences gi.cu. Ior lurther particu- ,ars write to Mrs. Newtis A, sunney, mansfield Depot, Conn., or teiepuuii 3¢-13, winumantic DIv. oc2i o mouern conveniences. George du'u“'tel. 16-4, Wulimantic. oc FOR SALE_Two good farm mares, A" An- nave no use for them, as coits take their place. Plain Hul rarm. Pnone 463-14. ocas KOR SALE —White Leghorn pubiess | about reaay to lay. Frnone 1uZi-12. Furnisned rooms with WITNOUt Doard; Cieun Nouse, centrar cauty; iransients accommodated. - Camilie, b5 Caurch Si, Tel lvvi- Distr.ct, and posting a copy there- —_— Caft Powitry Yarg, Yaatic, Conn. . of on the public fl]‘l'l’?‘fli llntthe Town| HERE'S CHANCE 'lv"(:x AR oczsws 3 stric i A “Traces.— , Towitt, | ——— : — 5 o LA BT 6. KNEBLAND, B Lo oTa tioket rurmsaed oy| FOR SALB Two stoves, ingram |, TO RENT_To gentleman. Jargs rovim, Juoke. |soma’lof w81 Co-uperauive Erupos.-|Cerpel, dining -iable, cabinet _orgam, | pieil. ©curliciuy, oeld o dse 2 S O it Aves Towen Heil, mos- | Singie’ irvn pedsiead, maitress b Duune, Sive minutes from Hrapkiiiw AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD |'ton, Mass. | _ocy: | syriugs, wheel onuir, fabies, st 39| Pione 1159-3 SETEam AL, S ich, within and for the Dis- ey — Latayecte 1epho: o- R T O at Nerwich, on' the 26th day of ANTED—A young 1ady _steno, = TO loom for industrial pur- trict of Norwich. 3 . 1914, NELSON J. AYLING, Judge, FOR rapier wih a knowiedge Of Do, SALE—Coppe: Kettle, 00 INChes | poses in new buiding cor. Lnes.nut aud 0] keeping; 316 ‘pér Wesk.. . Ad-]| ' Wide by 33 ineiss aeep; aitsound, W1lOW Dls.; Steam neat ANd luw insur- Pr\-?:':t:te of Hannah McGrane, late of uu:spsnfaox u1, cafe Buuetin Co., sia "';“-"“ Norta ‘Thames St, city. ance; wii arrange to suit tenant. Jacub Norwich, in said District, deceased. | :n& quanfcations, age, otc. S ___ | Gordon, 19 Wiliow St. octlia Michael J. Cassidy of Providence,|lvrmation given wili -e h FOR_SALE _Bulis, purs blood Jor-| 10 MENT—Tenement, H5 Fooms, all R. I, appeared in Court by his agent|contidence. seys, King Carnivai 2d, 2_years, Ger-|modern, Qown siatrs. &% 115 East siaim ang filed ‘& petition Draying. IO | WANTED—Yo Ten, Decomd raii- | ties Frige, 6 months. Co 8. Srisgs | St octza Feasone ioreln SaL fortl (hAL emincl way it eierks. Norwion mai car|Norih Femmkin 0o o e e ot sald deceased, alleged to be in-|LISTS 393 o Bi80 En e ques- | , FOR SAwm—Hanasome old manos- [ emen: at 49 East Broad St inquire L. toatate. one tres. WERe Framaun institute,| 28 dining room iurmiture, 12 pieces;| L. Chapman. Bath st Jity. ~ seplid ‘Whereupon, it is ordered, That said real tapesiry parlor suite, old designe, Dept. 3o-T, Rochester, N. X. 9¢27 |, pieces; uving room suite, neavy red| TO RENT—Upper tencment on Wash- etition be heard and determined at . . s 3 T t on Wash- Phe Probate Court Room in the City| mAINT RIGHT—You get a prize {r|eatner; lot misceilaneous o0id ~and {MG%.&&‘%} %ofia Dazh: all ot Norwich, In sald District, on the | you geicha mouse Lt up: If you get lit|Mouern pieces. Seil very cheap. Aa-|UUPIOYementa . Boyibind- Stn “day of November, A. D. 1914, at|up yourseif ya get pincaed—but it you |dress, Immediate, care HSulleun. . B " sep: 10 o'clock in the forencon. and that| get a Cobweb Curner it up, beieve mc, FURNINHED trally lo- notice of the pendency of satd petition said_hearing thereon, be given by the publication of this ‘order one time in some newspaver having a circulation in sald district at least six days prior to the date of said hearing, and’ that return be made to this court. anu NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record. Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH. Clerk. AS3SESSORS ROTICE All persons in the Town of Norwica itable to pay taxes are hereby motified fo return to the Assessars on or before , 2 written or printed list, properly signéd and sworn to, of a.l taxable properiy owned by them on the first day of Those faillng to make a Tist will be charged a penalty of 10 per the first day of November. October. 1914. cent. additional, gccording to law. Blanks can !:E E}I‘Xfl);‘;dua; !l‘lT“A':- Lore Nuv. .Slfll piale g.ass oluce, 1 sessors’ Office in v a T W e " " tivneyoaan coffee rvaster wich couter, RANKL[N SenT by mall upon appiication. gives a Fastory Finish to your |biowh™ iul’ motor, 1 sidewal. " sel Fi SQUARE, ready Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 3 'p. m. = 3 Sueives anu case of il tea and cofive Lists’ will be' receivea begmming Watches, Ulocks aad Jeweiry | Gine ™7 Wilter"aboton, 't 15500t aispits | For occupancy December 1st. Thursday, Oce 1st, 1914. 4 orOCERY counter, 1 € cotice | | 5 Dated at Norwich, Conn., Sept. z8th, and has no fancy prices. Srinder wits avuble, nopper, 1 -tud | For further particulars, inquire s Phone 1122-3 for collection and delivery | 1% e DUcier Lesrigeiasor. somers JOHN P. MURPHY, e ure octiad JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN, MICHAEL J. CURRAN, sep26a ‘Assessors. FOR SALE FOR SALE CR - TO RENT . Warehouse “fore 23 and 25 Commerce Street CARPENTER BUILDING 10,000 square feet of floor space Railread siding—rear elevator— ‘ine offices—Best shipping facil-. ties. For particulars Norwich and New York Propellor ,Company. Phone 117 F. V. KNOUSE, Agt. Farm For Sale A 5¢-acre farm, 7-room cottage house, large barn, woodhouse and hennery, also smeke house; land fertile, plenty of wood and abundance of fruit; piace 1s situated % mile to thriving factory ne o village and 1% miles to main rallroad: an ideal poultry farm; al will sell with the farm'a 5- Maxwell automobile, all In condition and ’runping order. demonstrate. Hatn farm to be sold togetlher: the is only $1,500; half cash, morteaze at 5 per cent. genuine bargain, and don’t opportunity s end for Cholees of 4nc WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad Street—Hooms I and Westerly, R. L Telephone 365 Here let FARMS FOR SALE of all descriptions and prices. Have sold a large number but plenty of good bargains left. WM. F. niLL, Real Estate and Insurance, 25 Shetucket_Street, Teleohone 147 and auto are pricé of both balance on s a this 1ip. Wilcox's Farm Bulletin. 2, Norwich, Conn. 28 cated Erama Morse, 18 nion St je34 FURNISHED ROOMS, il modern con- veniences, 38 Union Su ““Plione 1081-3. you've got a prize smoke. — Kagan's smoke snop. Gut me Sieeve? N WANTED—Girl for general house- Work. appiy 4t 28 Uus SL evemngs. oczs » FOR SALE—One horse 0id, Carruge #nd Darness, one set of| names ana Co.ar, New; One DUSINESS wagon, one sSie:gu, 8IS0 One-cyunuer Cauiidc Car DUS.NESS DOAY. Al il guvd suape. One saw tabie, two tums ot uay. G. Bowers, 13 wasmngwn S.. puone Ligu-2. oczz FOR SALE—A thoroughbred Beagic aouna, paruy DroKe. ° rFnoue 5bu-lia. ADpiy 10 Arthur aAndersen, Cofning road. vezz FOR SALE—Pocket-Bliliard _pariof, WANTEP—You to know that we maKe matiresses and beu springs. Halr inairesscs made Over. Krices Tighi. Sausiaetion guaranteed. S. selinger, pilone, Faciory zss mt Pleasant, U Washmglon 5q. acis WANTED—I0 buy cows and caiye. [l kings, pay Eved price. Cai. Summer Cottage E32 RENI Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pleasant Viow Rentals $176-32,500 season n by appointment FRANK W. COY R e e e A e CODNSUS Ui AUUP (ADIES BQUAPPEN waLi 6 High Street, Waaterly, R. i. ol A s A - BUllelS, e€.ecir.C LAns, Jasu regiscel, Long Distance Teleph WANTED—AL once, all wround blac; CiediS @NU SuGd LraWe, ciC. Leng yiv Faad smithi; one Wwho can work On. GOrseés| DOF WORTL. Au GoyesieiOl. . ETie preierred. Appily The oScoit & Curk| eovl. J. A, Gouek, vewell Lity, Colit. corp. octs. o , % FOR SALE—Palr of exira govd work i R ' WANTEW—Piano tuning. A 3805 | worses, iuuy acciimated, weignt Zouu s ] don, 2¥s Prospe¢t St, City. Tel GLEGA DS, Bged ¢ BNA b years; WulK duuD.e or mingie. Consumers’ lce Co., Uan- ieisun, Conn. w FOR SALE-—Ch . STORES and OFFICES in the new THAYER BLOCK, must be sold be- WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent. 25 SHETUCKET STREET: Opposits the Uncas Nationa! Bank. etk s et AT THe milk_cans, boi- - Distedizer, steais DUl i OhEING, o ne By DUlieys, SAarE: er s R . ing, etc. Audress T. Bapcuck, AT, WLNTED Aor vien, Ct. yedizd troiley @ @ é Sheet Metal Worker, General House- yf".f,&‘ Fon RE qT . work I‘S}xrls. Kitchen Girl, Day Work- e . ers, (Female.) Yed, Guud OF2a - FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU . 740t A fine 9 room house at 38 tor price askeu e 304 WiLh of ;arming (o udiaia 4 Summer St. All conveniences. E. A. PRENTICE M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bidg. \n OPPUTLUL. & R S at a low piice. Phone 300 85 Cliff Street FOR SALE. Farticviars O 1RIUNS AGENC Wi mauGe. Conn. Jeso — = IT OVER noteseads FOR SALE . samples ces Tor &ny LriBuNg you are in need The Bulletin Norwich, HOGS AND PIGS af. Company, PSR S L Conn. i FARMm F R SALE ; i FOR SALE—O L C. pigs, ougn- Price $2200. % bredn:. resflu;e‘red none Nbel‘:l‘slln llhb 100 acres land, 50 d?:: b & country. Ludiow Farm. North Stominge . ‘balance A large number of thorough-: (25" %Y = 57 0aitiy Cona. "H ¥ | pasture and ' woodiana, $790. Button. worth of standing wood anl bred O. L C. Hogs and Pigs, | including sows, boars, brood sows, small pigs and roasters. . LUDLOW FARM H. F. BUTTON. Telephone 221-2, timber, abundance of watecs, good € room house and barus, half miie to school and church, place now keeping 7 head of stock, and is located 6 miles from Franklin Square on good of all kinds. I AM BUYMNG po! Anyone having samg, Samuel! Gelleri. Coichester. dec18d - FOR SALE Tom Barron’s White Leghorn|{ A Fine New Cottage Cockerels For Sale. ALL MODERN $500 Down, Balance on Mort- 280 egg strain, $250 each. Address gage. It is Worth Asking P. STEFFENSON About. Laurel Hill Road, Norwich, Conn. JAMES L. CASE, BEAVER BOARD 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct is a substitute for lath and plaster without the dirt and inconvenience. Peck, McWillianss & Co. AUCTION I Will Sell at Public Auttion WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28, At 10 0’Clock, at M. LARSEN AMERICAN HOUSE STABLES Thomas H. Beckley 1 pair Black Horses, welght 2600 Iibs. 1 Dair Gray Horses, weight 3100 Ibs.: ay Buildin, Phones 724 3 Binkic Torses, weiznt 1000 to 1356 ||| Ma¥ = Tbs, 'suitable for Express or Grocery ||| 278 Main Street 474-3 delivery; 3 Hacl Top Buggy, * Concord Buggies, 1 Democrat Wagon, 1 Express Wagon, 1 Two-Horse Spring Wasgon, 2 Rack Trucks, Bus Slelgns, 2 Sots of Hack Harnesses. 2 Sets of Team Harnesses, 1 Single Harness, 1 Express Harness, and othier articles too numerous to mention. Sald sale will take place rain or shine. W. B. WILOOX, Auctioneer. road and 2 miles from trolley. FRANCES D. DONOHUE Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE Seven Room Cotiage Electrie lights, steam heat, set- tubs, large lot, in fine location. ' Price $3,300 N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich FOR SALE Modern seven room cottage with lot 60 foet fromt and 200 feet deep, finely located on Boswell Very desirable. Avenue. SYMINGTON PROPERTY Corner of Slater Ave. and Cedar Street. FOR >SALE Cottage House and Lot, also lerge lot in rear. Small build- ing on property available for rage. Here's an_ opportunity to secure a cozy home at a reasonable figure. ARCHA W. COIT Opposite Y. M. C. A,, Norwich SALE HORSES I am in_the west buving horses—wiil rrive in Norwich with them about Oct, 31; will have a nice assortment, prices low., Now is the time to buy, as horses will be much_higher in price oc22 LOST AND FOUND. ST—Small hound, in Chesterfleld or Salem, name on_coilar. Reward offered. Haves, 298 nnecticut Av London, Conn black and tan fox with 8.9, than they are mow. Wait for these. Tel. 1139. ELMER R. PLERSON, REMOVAL We are now located in our new quart- s at 282 Franklin Street and are bet- STETSON & YOUNG Carpenters and Builders Best work and materials at rigit COL. EARL N. GALLUP RUCTIONEER TOST_Last_Saturday, BIack prices, by skilled 1 bor. equipped than ever before to white hound puppy. {ah tpots oves | Telephune. 30 WEST MAIN ST. handle eves. Reward for feturn to Garl Av-| _ A graduate from Jones' Nat. School of Pattern _Making » 40 McKinley Ave., Norwich, Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and < Cutting oc27 LOST—Saturday afternoon In v cinity of Mohegan, a black and white ca.l Englhish 1052-2, seiter. Finder please into FOUND__Came my a pasture Planing and All light machine work Designing and Model making THE LESTER & WASLEY Pedigreed Stock. Merchandise and Real Estate Sales. Address Ct. R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, MOXEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry ana oecurities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of interest. Am old estabiished firm to deal with. THE COl TERAL LOAN CO, J. H. FRANKuN, D. 8. T, 142 Main Street, Upstalrs. SPECIALIST IN COMPANY, Inc. tablishe i) CE: Chronic_nnd Nervous Diseas Room 4, Shannon Bldg. —Hou 09 'p. m Tel 1177-3. Telephione 1-3. w _ THERE is mo aavertusing medium in Eastern Connscticut egual to The Bul- letin for business resulta PitasaNe il eus inquire at Builetin office, | Bu POETRY BROTHERS Brothe- are chudren of the sons Valia.. -cul, haughty, tearfal, c..ng.ng close to class or clan, Split ip sordid, narrow nations, caught But pioecds that bless or ba ers. we are brother b sons of mah.' 7 i O brothers, we are 3 Wi ST of mam chilGren-/ ot the e “ions mareh upon the battle van; 3 .ables, (aear Lo yeace in), O brotiers, are St Drothacs er she The. the flery firmament; ‘Where soft the ocean biliows breaths, or where the breakers swell, Squat on_their hips, the battleships, are baying hounds of hell. O brot.ers, 'tis the mothers n:l:rtrrnfll -lt ll:e nn!vm o rope’s sou! stricken il slaughter of. her wm.‘f“ g The great world heart is heavy, (dear God, send peaecs again), And hNthfl\" still be bmt)u:t) of the sons of men. e —Robert Loveman, in November Nau- THE TYRANT, WAR. O monstrous War, your carriage turms o “.ood the dew of mern. Your cruel hes blighted ‘gen- erations yet unbornf = - You force brave men of vigor death in woeful form to 2 And leave unfittec weakiings to be exs of & race. You ruin mighty cities your hos- tile_ toreh “a: e, Then treat your Belpless’ vietims to a vision of .cir heH. < You spread disease and famine as you torture and bereaye, . the hand of Progress In her effort to .achieve. May Lu"“ thmu.’nncmnfl ml‘ ages ‘from r power find re! Ana feel bl omts - unive the blessed comfort of.a ersal peace. - Fisher .iliner. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Have thev much money " s "No, I'm sure they haven't. I over- heard her telling a friend that - they didn’t care a bit for soclety.”"—De- troit Free Press. “And does your Adele know all she needs to enter into matrimony?” “Yes. She is still learning to open and close letters with skilL"—Prague Humoristicke Listy. ] FYE X “You mustn't laugh so at the ta- ble,” ulated the mother. {,“T ain’t laughing at the table” satd the vounzster. “I'm. at Miss Green"—Philadelphia Ledger. Algy—DIid you enjoy -vourself rough- Ing it this summer, old top?; . T.ionel—No. blawsted luck! First the chef took sick, then someone stole our safety razors, and, to it _all the pianola broke ~down!—Stanford “We must admit that the cost of living is rather high,” said the cam- paign adviser. % “Well,” replied Senatcr Sorghum, we must do something with the money. We can’t buy votes with it any more."—Washingtog,Star. She was very much .in love with him, and one evening while they were alone, she asked: Y “Frank, tell me truly;" you have kissed other girls, haven’t you?’ . “Yes,” replied the young man, “but no one you know."—New York Times. “I'm not at home ‘to that gentle- man. Tana " Acclared the belle. " “You haven't seen -his-card- yet” protesicd mothen “You -don't know who it.ls.’ wERE 4 “Trug; but it 't the maching I am -waiting for. can tell by, the honk.” —Louisville Courier-Journal. . Diner—You me more for this steak than you Restaurant Manager—I have to more for it. . The price of meat gone up. Diner—And the steak' is, smaller than it used to be. Restaurant Manager. — That, of course, is_on account of the scareity Transcript. of beef.—Boston THE_KALEIDOSCOPE Japan has asked for increased space {at the San Francisco exposition. The annual per captita fire wasts in the Uniteq States is $2.54, while T Euope it is only $.33. American women yearly buy more: than $10.000.000 worth of millinery supplies from France. American o,ogboy _plctyres continue to captivate Sparish children and even the whole pubiie. | % The reclamation of the land of Hol- land 1s a wm-‘l‘( which has been go- ing on for many centuries. California ts advertising its can- nine industry in moving picture thea- ters all over ‘world. estimated that 28,000,000 per- It s t 000, - sons attend the 4500 moving picture theaters in England each week. Ohlo has 78 miles of concrete roads, 440, miles of brick roads. 12,800 of macadam and 15,600 of gravel Elementary instru-tion is compulsery in France for children of both sexes between the ages of six and thir- teen. » Although most of the citles In Japan have good sidewalks, modern street paving is practically unknown in the empire. Rentals are probably hizher in Rome than in any other Luropean city. There is belleved to be relief at hand, however. The American ambassador at TLon- don telegraphs he Is informed that under regulations now in force no aif- ficulties are made. in respect of goods consizned from neutral and allied countries to the United States in transit or transshipped in the United Kingdom. The Philippine Railway, In the neighborhood of Cebu, is undertaking to induce the farmers to grow the castor bean, with considerable suc- cess. Seeds have been been distributed by the, Rureau of Agriculture_and in- terest is being taken by the farmers. 7t is hoped that the mew oil factory soom to be actablished at Cebu will utilize the beans. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of