Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 16, 1914, Page 12

———— vaudeville and Metion Fictures Untidy Back Yards '::-d s-ml‘)-u?l I Clean-Up—Men Invi to Visi t Colonial Theatre. ij"::zvflll’éflnngg P‘hcv.op?;lya at Davis| Schools This Week. . ol D swen Tribe, Mo, 43, T OSR. M. |4 g o T e SawBpour N ?fi“t}na A, M, | filled cisterns around here but the | mésts at Masonic Temple. wells are not showing the effects of " Pollahers” and Butters’ Unlon Sneste ] the ratn war Carpen ku.hL a1 L Manyutthe“xflhsehwul“:r;::; e Hebekah Lodge, No. 0. 0. Noakan v B ;n%eu, b et oat Oad wellows trees et mmmw “der. Norwich Council, No. 25, F. B. L, Job For the Health Officer. meets at mee“’ Hall. Many of the backyards of the vil- bt enements on the Franklin roac ANNOUNCEMENTS |aemn DAV'S“THEATRE‘ Kell it . n M ort ity 1o, ooucu us"é‘\’l‘é‘ Last Chance to See Annette Keller-| WVIHGR OKEE, 25, SE07 4 "o e “ ew ¥ nd mann in “Neptune’s Daughter,” To-| iround are enough to cause an em, ‘ollections ‘in -the above day. demic. Hay Sells Woll. FOR SALE—Voluntown Beach Pond gatatecof Dantel 8] 0. : Never in the history of the Pholo} aruen hay is being -carried to .thé dec18d prock ” never dry; ver shown in : e._r. rmers ring- - 3 hen houses and Other build: fr':sy 21?3 Dé:isé’ém:? much favorable d“ by - by o g W Live salesman in each|sell reasonuble. F. J. Stone ANTED—] Tl > n | seit samment o7 ot Viger croms e ot Sog? were kiea hers during fonnty for MERL erode nandera eas: | Som Heptunca Daushtes Gl e e ton: g0 Derience unnecessary. eptunc’s Daushter” with Amnettel "5,7°¢ the Franklin schoels close on LOGT AND EOUND Homs Kellermann, the perfect woman,| piG.v the 19th, except the Sodon wsr——'me- on lower Broadway, g,' oung geud di s ¥ 0. Franilin, saiss, | declod {3700 WStk at once; Drice very. low: Horse six years old. river and worker, weight Ax'nm— 1 farmhAlfred t. , Putnas on: 'ho Which closes a three days run at this| B oeF b, S g ey Sot. close until kil . Tywchs, Srosdes W hire a smal Harvey, nam, Conn, ‘Phone ors 2 ot theatre today the whole preduction is|mpyrsday, December 24, mpenlns tor | o Bullatin Office and receive reward. o i a work of art with Miss Kellermann i, winter tern Monday, January 4th.| deciga bR o OR & 3 the central figure.. The Scencs Sob invited to Schools. LOST-—Oct. 31, in o dfl‘l Etotet Earb Wl taken in beautiful Bermuda with - AR mmel o “fl T nk.ml‘int- ral recfs and wooded glades af-| The following notice has been is-| 3P A0 BF Buluum Reward. ng a beautiful setting fof this|sued: e Sreat master production.. The whole| The teachers of the schools and the it reels arve full of action and the|supervisor extend a cordial invitation LEGAL NOTICES. s Ptr ey S roting by the entire company s ex-|to all men in the town to visit the E R S o Fom .ellent. Annette Kellermann is seen| schools fluring the week of December w HEETING hul till spring. Buy & box of 23 Co Ev""héérfr'“ at her best here and she gives a won-| 15. SPEGIAL To N web_ Corner cigars for $1 at i‘an s | Bvecd ¥ derful -exhibition of fancy and highi While visttors are always welcome Smoke Shop. 16d Jiving Lesides showing that she is athe men of the community do not by, toe th or_cords_of wood $5aeud; Conn. tainment Tree ron SALE—Four tons rye straw. J. v 16d Fitehville. dec] lron SALBE—Christmas presents, food, N )—X position cutting logs|y Co ;made candy, ice cream and cake ngregational cl o ““k’ N SV cdnesday evening. Musical enter urch, Preston City ec16d . line of Chrlstmu nl.;; Beaut Kooms 19- Buudyn‘. Q‘rflefl E. decl2SMWF OV ERNMENT ure easy| KFARM FOR _SALE—71 acres, 2% ever actress a graceful dancer and|seem to fully appreciate their Te- T a fal Town lo(.'et My treerl?osoklu Y-638 teiis|miles from Moosup d'g:’t b"“fl‘"l’! in t This picture|sponsibility hence this special appeal Mecting of said Town. on Ionday, Dec: | how . Wriite today-—no Hari Hop- | 800 repair; $ \nglw i’,fi'i:fi?fi“ hgxgen}:: the lul: two Nothing unusual will :;eé attempted ae sgl‘tem;: 08! :‘%oc,}:aw? (:u bogmx: xm- . ashington, . C. novaws | A&L, Moosup, d no one shoud dmiss|during the week above specified. This ANTED_Girl, for senoral, house- fhflfi;?dfigwmnunfiy ‘of seeing such a| invitation includes men not having | MOney to meet the current expenses of i zemarkable ~ production. The _re-|children in the schools as well as|iccnine bonds for the indebtedness of FOR SALE—Wood, nova lensths, $5 said_Town: to vote on the question of wm-k Avply at 28 Otis declpad® | @ cord. Bullard. Tel. 646-12. declad SALE—Shuman plano, practl- $1,800. Danieise Conn. ccIWS To RIN'I' wfl.m’l‘——mm of nine fl._ odern llrs, .l. A. Henaersea, 565 well Ave. n.u NT—A er tenem n ho. 1335 Bro-d“)'. I ’-‘id saving, disap oadway. “N‘I'—SQLQI “room fiat with all mndm improvements at 116 Broad Tclbpho-t uz-z or ull at 10 Fr-nxlln St ecl2d FOR RENT—Tvwa L (urnuh-d rooms, wiln boara men, all conveniences, at piouitn. 4¢ Lanrel ‘Hill Ave. 'relevhole 785, declvd TO RENT—HH! floor flat of five rooms, pleasant location, in good re- pair; reasonable rent, and five min- utes’ walk from Franklin Square. In-|Som: Wiy 8 4 . quire 53 Oak St. decsa d m. ‘made TO RENT—Good seven-room ~house, iy with improvements, on Bliss Place Wascer A: Heutn: T decia "ge,f,'nt,,m,-gf'a;;;:wm acet, TO RENT_Furnished rooms, all con- yenlences for housekeeping: z’u Schoot = RS EEANE Tt L] SOUL CHANGES NOT. STORAGE to ent, light, dry roam o 3 oR Tnainder of the bill includes the Mil- | those whose homes are represented |said Town, and to transact any other | o CliLy WANTED "'“"‘“ e new, Drice reasonable. ~Address lion Dollar Mystery espisode 21. This| Women will be welcome as at all oth-| business that can lawfully comeé before is zt:ha second tast episode to be shown| er times. said meeting, WANTED-Position _as cook. waiter and Is full of thrilling situations. The Small Pond Frozen. Dgg}nélerat ivmgue this 15th day of | or bartender, by competent 180 Main St Baltic, Conn. déclsa e PULLETS and yearling R. I Red hens Gress Cool, care Butletin Co. declod | Lor, =ale ~Errol Deshety, Canterbury Mutual War Weekly With scenes from| Several of the small ice ponds were| Selectmen *5f the Town of Spr: — Turnpike. Telephone 1042-3. declsd the front and a funny Keystone come-| frozen over K hard enough Tuesday JOHN C. STEVENG. | w;y‘mr—wxeh %o mmggr goificel FOR SALB — Elegant thoroughbred dy. completes the show. morning -to ‘permit the small boy to|_deciéd Chxirman, £ § o enit? preterred. Adaross Box_ 150, bronze tom turkey, hatched this spring, For the last half of the week the| try out his skates. NOTICEH TO CREDITORS. = | Bullotin Office. 154 " | Will weigh about 25 pounds; price $10. management have secured another two o ting Hall. A.‘. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD reel Keystone comedy with _Charlie Decoreting rwich, within and for the District | , WANTED—Young man, over 15 who Chaplin, the funniest' ‘comedian in| Several members of the Fire Hn- F Norwich: on the 15th aay of Decem- | C3R operate a typewriter rapldly and % b gine company have Deen devoting} per, A. R i pictures, ‘causing one half ' bour cofj % 1o, SHITMNE (e Christmas: decora| Breent _SON J. AYLING, Judge.|to & Norwich Commercial School grad- | S2.080 00 laughter, is called “His Trysting uate, but can use anyone if they are IARETCE: oty 2 tions in the hall, which presents a| Estate of Emma M. Benjamin, late of 3 s ~dec15d Places,” and is a seream from start T R r e SRl propared. - Address’ Box 200, Bulletin o aeih. You thought Dough and Dy-|most attractive appearance. Blue and| Notwich, in said District. decease Bea namite was funny! ANTED you see this one, its the funniest|around the hall In saw tooth effect{in their claims against gald estate With- | —Good references given. P 7o v Kilemau‘ Orchard Co. “ei 1197-12, ec15d. S unRers W bould Bive Hreforence | L JFOR SALE_White china sel; also $5 each. Mrs. Geo. P, Maple and Ann Streets. dered That the Administrator cite s __ decldd "FOR SALE—100 pigs, from 7 to 9 11| white tissus paper has been strung| . O%de A [eeks old: 20 breed sows; one drivin But just wait till the ‘creditors of sald deceased to .ring| MILL BOARDI Nadka thas 8 rm of 25 acres. Chl!leu Vietute that was ever shown on a| With Christmas bells of all sizes and|in six months from this date. by post. | L. Bulletin. eeiia | Cook. 51 Main St., White Rock, West- There will also be three|red and green tissue paper decora-|ing up a notice to inat effect, together : i eny, n_ 3 and the regular pro- | tions. with a copy of this order, on the siga- | WANTED—Second hand Victrola, e e - - £ SALE—) n e Chairs were purchased Saturday and| §0St nearest to tho place where sald|without cabinet: mahogany case pre-|g A P ah eceased last dwelt, and in the sai ferred; must be in good condition el e A Mrs. John Skinner who has been|said District, and make return to this spending several months in Stoning- | Court. WANTED—Wood to saw: corn fodder | ptlon hall. decild mileh cow. Ore Keep vour eve on Charlie the last hava been put in use in the reading Town. and by publishing the same once | state price, otc., and address Victrola,| LARGE COTTAGE HOUSE in Wug. room, in 2 newspaper having a circulation in | care The Balletin Co. decl2a erly, R. 1., containing: First floor, re- large living room with Tei 463-2. " deciid | Breplace, dinlng room, butler's pantry 3 v NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. |to cut. C. Hansen. and kitehen, hardwood floors through- COLONIAL THEATRE fon and New London arth. ARerl. Tue above aud foregoing s & true DABDERS wanted-at. the Westcott| Out: second” fioos, AVE Aleopink rosma aughters, Mrs. E, Northrup and Mrs.| copy ul ncoxd. i boardi: and bath; third foor, open attic; situ- “The Hopeless Game,” Two Reels,| Frank Gifford, is spending the winter| attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, Clerk ,‘;‘,cw B Saotbin e et A O BlkD IAR0: Comman Tt unet With Harry C. Myers in Lead. here with her daughter, Mrs John Kil- e — Feononitife.: Addben. Westeats. b celled view, for sale on very easy terms roy. L NOTICE—ANl creditors of said de. | (03" Home, Box 126, i or for rent for term Of one or mo! This powerful story of the love of Whist of Three Tables. TGaRd Are MAShy DL RS looprement | v.asnsin ears. Uwuer their claims against said estate to thc very desirable properties Fran Co! two young men for the same girl i8] A whist was given at Plne Tree|undersigned at $66 Worthington St.| WANTED—Raw furs; ot . S e e i, Y one of great beauty also. =Playing in| cottage Monday evening, In honor of|Sprinsfield, Mass. within = tie = timé|Heebner's, 30 Water £t every Thurs- the lead is Mr, Harry C. Myers, whose| Harola Bentley, U. S. N. who has|limited in the above and foregoing or- A Bennett. decid | FOR SALE_-Two sood Holsteln cows, upposite is Miss Rosemary Theby, the| been spending the past week in town.| 3¢™ G. 1 pENTAMIY ———“ SRED—Barty oides for wreaths, | TR I gan, Danielson, celebrated beauty of the Vitagraph| Many of his schoolmates and friends dec16d © 7 Administrator. |roping, bag pine and laurel; also cedar . cast. The story revolvesaround Ma-|ywere present and three tables of trees. Rogers. Phone 283. decid FOR SALE—One r of team horses, bel Bordman a wealthy girl who meets| whist were played. NOTICE 1S um\f GIVEN THAT — - - on shiphoard a dashing fellow in| " The prizes were awarded to Mrs,| % Petitlon will be presented to the next WANTED—Sound _cider apples in v any quantity. ¥. E. Peckham, East fyers, who wins her consent to mar-|Carl D, Sevin and Jason Kingsiey for| aerimos, somply of the State of Con- | Side, City. Tel. 1013, ecdd riage, while i\uthe: fellow on shore| the highest scores and the consolations| 1915, is planning a hasty marriage with her| went to Miss Grace Frink and Charlea| tion in the charter of the City of Nor. weignt about Lisbon. 8200 lbs. John Spencc!‘v eclod estabil hed black- FOR SALE—O) Sniith SROP in TIve Conhy towmn. contrai- BEFORE selling your -.mlque l'urnl- Iy located, well equipped- with modern 3 y prices.” C. J. - as soon as she returns to America. 1t| Frink. Sandwich cake and fruit| Wich. to provide that the different de- | Hifees®" ™Y Prices: S anitd ;%?:uhx{:nfi'“amig'%?.fi;‘e.g"';earkmfoy;: turns out that she discovers that the| punch was served partments of the city shall observe a $0.000 pec’ vear. principaily Horseshoss fellow on the steamer with her is a g Eas uniform system of disbursing and BECOME rallway mall clerks: Nor-|ing; price $750. Address Blacksmith, = = Personal Mention. counting for moneys, and to pro wich mail carriers, 365 to $150 month; = B 7 steamboat gambler, and she marrles| . ..~ s Ut Croft town for Wi. | f0T @nd establish:the sagie fiscal vear | pail unnecessary: schedule of winter|Bulletin Office. decid the other :ngn, P{ho provesrhun“;orthy e 'Vermoynt own for Wi- rot, all departments and for said il\lnd Isprl,ngtexabnlnmlons“lreefi Fhrank " FOR SALE—Single Comb White C of her, and in after years, the steam- 3 i n _Institute, Dept. V.. Rochester, | pingt: -35; ti! 1 boat gambler comes to her financial War{en ‘femley gthlenlnftonW w&s s Also to Drmxbclle for t\'x_lmlormlt.h o N. Y. novisd fi—ufi-:fiefg.c kfl’;‘f;mz;! yu:’n'au’.f‘foxfr: agsistar d proves hi if worthy|a week end guest of his uncle, W, W.|far as practicable, in e “manner - 0f | ‘e e Ty . e R T TR e i o Habaals saaide 1o ei | Bentiay. glving notices In fegard to the estad- | TN IR A B W PR o g g B ey : e ot shment of street lines and grades for i E o r;r;m:fiu B hg;;gifg‘l‘ierrguts";rexs ;:;13 H:;‘i‘l;:io{]m:&;fef\;;remi::fiszg:k\;rmd‘;: Sidewalks and strests, and i regard | Dinger, Tel’ 14-6, Colchester, Cona. 5106 &na both ends g1ass; will seil ot & to other matters concerning which no- | _10v33d iow .gure to quick buyer. F. B. Peck- “The Reparation,’ is another Selig of-{days in town with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.| tices are required; WANTED — Advertising _ solicitor | ham, Last Side, City. Tel 101 fering. Bunny is right on deck with| Taylor. - Also, to provide for general lmprme- publication established 65 years. Write| _decdd cme of the funniest of is series, en-| Frank Curran of Holliston ie spend. | ment 1 sidewalks and for au- titled “Bunn: ing a few days with relatives here, for . assume part of pnrlicnlars ovibd Backslides. the cost thereof and for auhority to arkhurst, New Haven, o e T | FOR SALE—Ox cart, in good conal- tion. Phone 321-13, Norwich. —Two cottage houses of six rooms each, with all modern im- rovements, on easy terms. lnquire 130 Washington " Bt - or no At the Auditorium. Corporations Herbert Knox Smith will | said improverent 4 Today will be {he last chance to see| address the St. Andrew’s Neighborhood Dated , Conn., this 15th [ M. Bowers, the excellent vaudeville bill at the|club Thursday evening on The Past|day of De 914 e HELP WANTED 2. Auditorium the first three days of this|and Future Policy of the Consolidated B o ot 35-ACRE s week which is headgd by “Fun in a| Railroad. 2 i a big &irl act with two big enes and plenity of fun and lively singing and dancing. Foster and his dog present a very good nov- elty and win much applause for their excellent exhibition. Phalean in tro- ACID STOMAC“S duces a corkiug goor ventriloquist act A courr “OF PROBATE WELD Buteau, late of rict, deceased. uburban farm on trolley General Houseworkers, Ward | 3o bou e G o o o iy s S - " and other outbulidings, ‘excellent land, ichin apa for tne Bistrict| Maid, Chamber Maid. o th day of Decem-| .pppr EMPLOYMENT BUREAU | for buliding purposes for price asked ATLING, 7udze, | M. J. Coscoram Supt. Central Bldg | (on enire forkn "3y be oBla with S t00ls, eic. An opportunity to obtain a = 4 2 PP he e S fine blace at a low price. Particulars in which Le uses to good advantage T & e bitedauar Samints il Bt SUCRIGS) OO FERMENTATION| 55 st F s Rt Zou g G or a therefore This ventriloquil novelty. keeps the Ordered, That the 2Sth day of De- N T OVER noteheads audience laughing all the time it is on ; 914, at 11 o'clock in the R B e T i R ) the stage. . urt Room in FOR S E cach $3.00. Sena’ for —samples = and On the picture programme today will YR Sianck Apctialint. Norwich, 'in said. District, o the same Is. appointed for prices for an: D D As a_specialist who has spent many be & very interesting’ drama, In|years in ihe study ond. tronimertins which Mary kford will take. the|stomach troubles, I have been forced to printing you are in need e same. and the said Bxecu- 3; ,One store noue, offce, | 8. ““he’ Bulietin' Company, Notwich cted to zive notice thereof 155" fl"* *butt vrick. 3 D S P s dir tool s, 1 elevator, publishing this order once in some ) = Ao fils onder DR Indone 2ot hsnes: & Tot picks and shovels, . at least ten days prior to the |l id Ticaring, and make return | foii €8 lcading role, entitled “His Gratitude.”|the conclusion that most peopla swho Another featyre on today’s bill will be|complain of stomach troubis poscess a two reel comedy by the Nestor Co., :ngfgfml"ml i dhml»lu‘n-u”'mal,tln in which FPddie Lyo a he real rouble, that Pords Syptat. hyis“senal“"gedy‘f“%’o‘:: which causes all the pain and diffi- | to the Cou follows: 9 x4-12 inch spruce, 900 Al AM EU_Y‘IRG poullrg of all g(llnd‘s. 150 staging clampe, 5> wheelbarrows, 1| anyone having same, drop postal to derrick. staging lumber as | Samuel Gell t, Colchester, Conn. culty, is excossive acid in the stomach NELSON I. AYLING. Judge. |2 epruce, 106 3x10-8°Imeh] ) . orn ‘AR Oigion. DESE. Were Happy Dave,” and will give you|aggravated by food fermentation. Hy-| The above and foregoing is a (rue . Inguire i £ one half nour of solid laughs, Mur-|peracidity irritates the deiicate lining | copy of recor Lo F One steam hoisting en- BRUCKXNER, dock McQuarrie will be seen in “The|of the stomach and food fermentation NNIE C. CHURCH. sine i good order. PR sy 55 Franklin St. Slar Gaser” o startling ‘drama. The canses wind which distonds the stom: Clerk The sbove items can be seen for in- = entire show today is a corker from be. | 451 2 g - A e OF PROBATE_HELD | ThiTaing ot Wilinhntie boaisn School | - sinning to end and promises to please | Poemtontarios totersr o s de i | at Norwich Within and for the Distrios | Puilding at Willimantic; Conn. all. the process of digestion. The stoma ach of \Or“kh on the 15th d: of Decem- . andin, Haqutre Sof is usually healthy and normal, but irri- | beT A D-1 GO 7. AT Tudi E‘e\xfreannm"i'e?:x‘\)g;"g\ogsrrf&u’éon":hn P 3 tated almost past endurance by these | FTesent— e 7L T “Wasserman’ ian foreign elements—acid .and wind. ll; Eatate of Wilham 00 Ward: tate f | _deciod Player Piano BRIEF STATE NEWS |50l jich casesana they comprise over | NOrIoh, 20, S0 oy ectaned s e coudl er cent. of a stomac] o R T L ‘;wfl;s‘lg‘;‘\“’,z tration account with £aid estate to the e Sk o P or cold water immediately after eating, | SomPCT, A. D. 1914, at 10 o'clocic tn the 1 fro ) 2 YOrenO(m at the Probate Court Room Wallingford.—Hermann Stroh QUEINg | 1100 msgmesia Cwhiah ol Guls of bisur- | (5 the City of Norwich, inosaid Distriol November collected $53.25 for the Red | hest ana enly’ reails efener Dbe. and the same_ pointed fof | 4 G0-acre farm, i-room cotiage nousé, : Cross in Germany and Austria-Hun- | and 504 Goriestive knpwn. | Tt aolq | Nearing the sime, and tho sald Exect | large barn, woolhouss. and. MeRRers, T SO0 Tood Corresiive kmown. The acid|ix is directed to mive Dotice thereof mo smoke house; land fertile, plents tion stopped aimoet Instantiy, and | by publishing this order once in some !of wood and abundance of frui Meriden.—A beginners' class in|stomach will at once proceed to df;"”l newspaper having a circulation in said | is situated s} mile to thriving nclory b 1 District, at least six days prior to tic | village and 1% miles to main llne of Two tenement house in good Spanish at the high school was start- | the food in a_healthy, normal manner. | aie" Al o ; s stas e of said hearing, and make ret S . e y ed Monday evening under the direction g'gui‘;‘;fld“;,:’;ie},";" : 'flise‘"&‘fim the Cow A e i Nl mm‘“.?,’. Foultry farm: aiso |} condition, always rented, with (g Danbury.—Eiizabeth lodge, Sisters of eulisEly YeuRbl raperiies) X oGl con n"rccoxg i demonstra m,”’lf” fari and .um sare || located in excellent neighbor- ermann, observed Tuesday night the tes HURCH, price’ s K f i& only $1,600: half cas] al hood, 10 minutes wal rom 23th anniversary of the institation of - Horea Clerk. |18 On0¥ 100 % per unch.' He‘r?”u" Erctklin, Saundre: the order in this city. “AT A (‘OCRT OF PROBATE HELD | genuine bargain, and dom’t s q 53 ical tanks soon. g2 g at Canterbury. within and for the Dis- | o nunu sl Plainville—The fire commisslohers frict of Cantarbury, on the 14th day of "Z" z Wiicox's Farm Bullettn. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE haye accepted the auto fire truck pre- s s P ] BENNETT. Jud croiee af an? o sented to. the t by the fi o N udge. ilding Norwich, Conn. S e e s Tt Ao BEvp. pese | \WILLIAM A. WILCOX Canteal BXjiomiE 20 v.e[rh}:wv in said District. deceased. 7 musie, to neutralize the acid and atop the rer: | Court for allowance; it is therefore F F mentation by taking in a litfle warm | . Ordered, That the 224 day. of De- arm or a e L. o. Bulletin Office. ccutors having made written o ety application to sai® Court, in accord-| 41 w«tlr—a Street—Roows 1 and Rocky Hill.—The Connecticut Quar~ By order the Referee in Bank-|ance with the statute, for an ordgr Westerly, R, L 7 ries company of this place, which has | rupicy, T il sl ‘at Suction o of sale of the whole or bart of the real | merepnane 365 ately been runming only & few days > estate described therein, It is each weak, has, 1t o reported, received TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1914, Ordered. That ~said ‘application bej —————— — For Sale or Rm prders which Wil heep ‘them on full at 2 p. m.. e ey Cence m"%:"" atif 22 y 0f December, ; ven- time for some months to come. the stock of merchandise of Nathan|1914, at 1l oclock in the at(ernongn. and FARMS FOR SALE | Bl cic g Do Middletown—A new parcel post cov- | Friedberg. bankrupt, situated at No. fl‘s‘%.‘m“"‘;”eo‘é“?’i‘i‘ this braer “Ta Hhe SR80 GRcripions Rad BN -5 | 7 being built cn the Buck- ered automobile went into commission | 465 North Main St., Norwich, Conn. \orwlch Bulletin, a newspaper 1,“‘,,‘ Have sold a lnm- number hut pienty perty, \Xorwit.'h Town Take In this city recently, furnished by| Sald merchandise, consisiing of some /|2 circulation in said District. and that of good eft. *Kgfi's fl\mfla'l;m former Mayer John L, Fisk. The words | dry goods, but mostly boots and s s e b L T Wi, E. HiLL, TEES0 & Shed “Parcel Post’ an ety ! T eorars| Attest: A FALE BENNETT. Real Estato snd | ‘United States | worth t $1,500, Is ir - Mail” appear on the sides of the auto. | tio, e et by s Ngrr tion and will be S01d to the highest bid- udEe. | o5 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. Portland.—Nearly all the boats are |G- The g00ds can Dbe inspected Dre- | e o = = T-l-uhcn- 147 1t desired, hauled out for the wihter at the Port- | ¥10us to ..e sale by caliing on STl IR Lok tion, tvu more rooms cau easily be dded. Terms to suit you. land vacht vard. Only four remain in ISAAC SEGAL, Trustee. MONEY LOANED COL. EARL N GALLUP ““Roderick Meek, Contractor and the water; 108 boats have already bee T o hauled out. This is the largest mume| NOrwich, Conn., Dec. 14, 1914 cn _Tlamonds, Watoh: Builder, invites inmectlon, and will 23 a Tt } =§n ls.d.~ ‘furnish estimates on build- ber ever taken out in one season by dec16WS PR e e 4 at the gladly fur the marine rallway. “ 2 g1 with, ! R Avon.—A unique business outfit uate from Jones' *uz. schnal of passed through Avon Saturday. A man A\wunnufl:n‘. Specialty of hi: smal] cart labeled “Car- i Pedigreed Stock. Ueremndl- nd yas s s st e ince 2| BEAVER BOARD . e — et i st Asived itk 28 Hocses kit of carpenter’s tools. The man said }:dht-d c;ma tkm‘l}llm Fa.uafaml is 2 substitute for Iath and plaster lound worl ng e way for a few days in 2 place. He was supplied | Without the dirt and inconvenience. When the a(’r:vqun:! tematien brgem l’ed:, McWillllm & Co. Ritipiaat R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. m| much higher. | Tel. 1189 % ) e Some of all classes; big ones, chuncks and drlvers. Prices right. Now is the time to buy, for horses are sure to be Come and see_ these. ELMER R. PIERSON. NCWT N ovzod | Why mourn we for the golden prime S8 e ng, B Mepuiaesh - movl thon our youn~ souls were Kingly, TO RENT—Bight-room cottage with strong and true? Natly ana aht modarn improvements. In-| The soul is greater than all time, quire at this office. novi4d It changes not, but yet is éver new RENT—Room to gentleman: mod- Conveniences, centrally located. | Put that the soul is noble we. Inquire At Bulletin Office. © novzed |~ ~Could never know what nobleness been; STORE TO RENT at 61 Frankin S. | Be what ye dream. and earth shail see Inquire at Bulletin Office. noviid A greater greatness tham she e'er hath seen. TO RENT—Five-room basement tén- ement at 239 Bast Broid St. Inguire L | God bless the Present; it is all; L. Chapman, Bath St., City. Tt has been Future, and it shall de FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally 10-| 3 ayo and live: thy strength recal, SMA Emmh-Motes. 15" Seion, SL R 1 oo Finity Wnite fhem Fast. FURNISHED ROO.S all_modern con- —James Russell Lowell. veniences, 38 ion St. Phone 1051-: (o HUMOR OF THE DAY FOR RENT o What's hecoma of the srest bassy ‘eleri? GS.I-'X :32';?::":&5 ‘He’s honkine for an auto livery."— $18 per month . Cleveland Plain Dealer, JAMES L. CASE, Rental Deprt. || iT Would I were a bird” ehe sans. 37 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. band. “You could go south for the winter without 4ts costing me any- thing.”—Life. = Mrs. Scrapp—Statistics show ihlt FOR RENT married men live longer than single men. Scrappy—Yes, and it serves them OFFICES AND STORES IN THE NEW | right—Boston Transcript. THAYER BUILDING. AMrs. Featherby—I simply can't dress 1 Four stories, fireproot, relnforced | 3" [roathorbs. Why, wear less. voncrete. Loecated on Franklin Square,| \irs Featherby—The less I wear the center of city, terminal for all loeal| more it costs!—Judge. and suburban trolleys. Has hardwood | “Quick, quick, my dear—everybody floors and wood thirmings throughout. is in the lifeboat. The ship is Best of elevator service and the buil ing will be up-to-date in every way. “Wait a_moment—I cannot be seen Rent of offices from $S to $30 per | like this ‘The life belt makes my coat month, For further informatiom, in- | Pucker.”—The Bystander. quire of WILLIAM F. HILL, 25 She- “Heah about Chawlie tucket St,, Norwiech, Conn. "31*’}'1“-0”' l}mns.tl caunedmu"' “Trying to roll a cigarette in a high s e wind*—Cleveland Plain Dealer. “I think two can live as cheaply as one, sir.” ou can't edge into my mnsu FOR SALE |:iisussnoes to keep on lupnort n: my you'll have m A RETAIL CONFECTIONERY Cour(er-Jnum AND Miss Pervenu—I was almost sorry, ICE CREAM: BUSINESS ma, -that you -poks S0 rudely to that po;)‘r little ;%‘ ‘Willis. % . amma— dear, pray where Right in the city. Good estab- 1s the satistaction of being %n o b-g lished trade. Exceptional op- society, if you cannot snub those who are out of it?—Club Fellow. Podenihy: “I guess we'd better fix up our ade J AMES L c AS vertisement for boarders . E. right now,” :g.\d Farmer Corntoseel. 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. Anar Tort - seked. Kisjuli “I don't want to write anything that ain’t truthful. There ain't any mos- quitoes now, an’ the nights are always cool.”—Washington Star. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Georgia has 2,423 Baptist church: with a total membership of 287, and property valued at $6,137,167. SUBSTANTIAL 2 FAMILY HOUSE Always well rented. Nine rooms and bath each side. Practical- Railroads of the United States an- ly new steam heaters, slectric || 2USIY consume more than 200000 lights. "Only five minutes walk Set from Frankiin Square. This can A lens built in France for a new be bought right. ARCHA W. COIT Phone 1334 Opp. Y. M. C. A. Norwich, Conn. 940.000 cadlepower lighthouse in Ha- wur‘nl}. expected to project the light 40 miles. Nineteen states now require an ex- amination in agriculture to be before a teacher may obtain a cer- tificate to teach. Sterling, Col.,. is entirely free from debt. The call for all warrants reg- istered to date liquidates the city's last item of indebtedness. FOR SALE Seven Room Cottage seven sons in the Burkh elser House gamily of Detrolt. welsh 1.6 pounds. hfi’:&"‘:g between the ages of 22 Electric lights, steam heat, set- an 3 married and tubs, large lot, in fine location. average weight is nearly 230 pounds. Price $3,300 Count Tolstoi's secretary says that ‘wrier's- llbrary 10,000 volumes in 32 l-nm N. TARRANT & CO. .‘:.f.::‘:";‘.,:h.._""w st 117 Main Street, Norwich b eauthorized -to- establish a system of grain elevators t.hromput the FOR SALE R i e Blanca and one nt Rosario. Eight-room House on MecKin- ley Avenue; desirable location; lot 50x110 feet. For price and terms enquize of Thomas H. Beckiey May Building, Phones 724 278 Main Street 474-3 FOR SALE House, Barn and one Acre of Land in goofl condition and well located; real desirable. dcr-wrl:kar o rong E. A. PRENTICE, dened, . blotchy, Phsne 300 uqu-m DR. F. W HOL\B, Dentist | Shannen Buildn A