Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 23, 1914, Page 12

the um, i .I 1 W‘ernt’:@m m“‘kfll;",' P, ot Ha ian 0. 1881, B A S ostors’ Hall. Toa .otm'ry . Franklin Otr-t Fm» Changes v Hands, h-ih.fleln B,. P. Hun Franklin W t, occupied by W. Mahoney an: sister, = Sarah Q'Neil of the West Side, who puro flaaa #t as ‘an investment. John A. loran, the m.! estate the sale. - DAVIS THEATRE. T, b 1 The: Last Episode of the Million Dol-fand hi ‘tar Mystery and Three Great Aocts Today. t The last episode of the Miltion. Dol- lar Mystery the greatest serial photo ever produced will be shown at this theatre today, and no one who has followed the developments on this wonderful story each week can af- ford to miss this two reel instalment, it.is called The Waterloo of the Con- spirators and is a fitting climax to euch .ah interesting series of§.thrills and sensations. This is the last epl- sode that will be ‘shown before the|r, concluding chapter is ' written and {7 the Thanhouser company. xom in cash will be paid to the per- son sending in the best solution of this mystery in not more than 100 words, the solution must reach the Thanhouser company not later than January 14th, 1915. See this episode today then send in your solution. You may be the luck one to win this blfp prize. he vaudevme on the bill the first the week are all standard acts. HM!!AK the bill is Bobby Leach, the|. only men who has gone over Niagara Falls and lived to tell the tale. Bobby glves an: interesting lecture on his ex- periences and shows some wonderful pietures of the falls, taken while he was performing the greatest feat ever eccomplished by any living man. Tanean and Claxton are a team of ¢lever musical entretainers who do a lively comedy skit, with special scen- ery to set their act off to advantage. McRee and Laport are the third act and they do a comedy burlesque perch and aerial act that keeps the house in roars. ~The Mutual War Weekly shows many interesting scenes from the seat of war and the Keystone comedy that completes the bill is an- other with that funniest of all come- dians, Charlie Chaplin, causing 15 minutes of uproarious laughter. Do your shopping early and make your- self a_Christmas present by taking in this . show. Matinee daily, 5 and 10 cents, ‘For the last half of this week a special attractive holiday bill has been booked of vaudeviile and featuve pho- to plays. Christmas day there will be four shows 3t 1.30, 3.15, 6.45 and 8.35. Charbino Brotber‘, Twe Local Boys to Appear. at The Davis Theatre Nest Monday. The many friends of the Charbino Brothers, two local athletic boys, will{has be pleased to learn that they have signed contracts to appear at the Da- vis theatre This will be their first appear- dnce in their home town in five years #nd warm welcome is assured them 8t the Davis. They have just com- pleted an extended tour over the big !khe“vaudevmc circuits and are home pending the Christmas holldays with !helr mother In Greeneville. * - At the Auditorium. Terrence O'Rourke, the Gentleman Aflvenlurer‘ a new serial picture was introduced for the first fima at the Auditorium on Monday and Tuesday of this week made a big hit with the moyie fans and many. expressed the opinion that it was the bést serial picture they had yet seen. J. Warren Kerrigan. is in the leading role and he is well supported by a fine vompany of noted picture artists. The picture is a high soclety drama BMr. ‘Eerrigan hag the role of a sol- dler of fortune, thereby giving the a.u- thor good opportunity for excitin; tion in’ the play. The second. epi node will be shown here one week from next mbnday and Tuesday. are on. Nell Claire does a very.lively and {alking specialty b hi she makes several very ra,py ’:o:fi::h changes. She works with an ease and AGWI W Ad&reas el correspondencs $o . CLYDE-MALLORY LINES, ’l-' 86 North River, New York and| " @ gorilla recent. ly escapet urhy circus lot. In this awful predicament she is seen by a motorcycle poll n and after many sensational incidents is saved from his clutches. Another big two-reel feature for_today is Playing With Fire, a de- thtlul Beug drama, while A Wife's Strategem, B R oeraDh Axd-Tha Fable Of the People’s Choice, one of George Ade’s fables, complete the bill. Watch for the bie stmas event—a beauti- ful popular drama. NOANK Christmas Tree Yields Gifts for Chil- dren of St. Joseph’s Church—Gannet Ciub Meets. The kindergarten taught by Miss Ruth Everts will close for the holiday vacation Thursday. At St. Joseph's church there was an intbrested gathering of little onés Tuesday night, when the Christmas tree was the attraction. All had the delight of a pretty gift. On Christmas day there will be services at the church at- 8.30. Club Meets. A meetine of the Gannet club was held Tuesday evening at the home of C. M. Chester, where an attractive supper was served the members. The meeting of the sewing class will be omitted this week. The Boy Scouts had a meeting Tues- day evening instead of.the regular Fri- day: evening session. The Christmas tree in the Groton and Stonington waiting room is pretty and attracting attention from the children. Miss Adelaide Libby will arrive from Smith college tomorrow. ridge in Place. The steel bridge por the Groton Long Point road is all in place over the New Haven tracks and ‘:n‘}y the laying of rush of Christmas work at the post- office. Mrs. Frederick Martin of New York beeri visitine Mrs, Robert Palmer. m,. Elizabeth Mulr has returned to her home in Hartford after a visit ‘Ml Bumret Joyce, who has been ill, is able to pe out. of New London has been visiting here. Lester Smith will arrive tomorrow from Kingston college. Mrs. Henry Dalrymple shows no im- provement in heaith since her return from the hospital. A s MacLeod of New Haven will spend Christmas here. Mrs. Charles Hadley entertained the members of the Silver Link society Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. August . Johnson are gpending a few weeks in Chester, N. S. Mr, and ' Mrs,. Loren _Spéncer of Providence are ‘visiting Mrs. Adelaide Rathbun. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howard of New London are visiting Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Park of Provi- dence have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Park. Rev. A. J. Potter is confined to his home by illness. 'STONINGTON Boy Scouts at Funeral of Hermon S. Penn—Sefectmen Report on Road Work. the first half of next|here. Funeral. services for Hermon Scott Penn were held at his home on Main street :‘Monday afternoon. Rev. D. C. Stone of. the Second Congregational church officiated. The eighth grade, of which the. deceased was president, and the Boy Scouts attended in a body. ‘The body was taken to the Stonington eemetwy escorted -by 40 members of troop of Boy Scouts, and - was phoed In the vault. The committal service ted by Rev. D, Gilmore, Lewizs De Paul Hammond. There were bemmful floml tributes. _Special Town Meeting. At the speclal town meeting Monday evening the selectmen reported that in accordance with the vote at the annual meeting In September they have map- ped out a road from Mystic to the Jjunction’ of Noyes street and Central avenue, at Lord’s Point, 50 feet in width, and crossing the Consolidated tracks by a bridge, without incurring any hnfl damage- The report was ac- the selectmen were ordered ‘with the construction. The part with the vote passed at the meet- ing of May 21. The new road will be built from Denison avenue to Broad- way and will do away with a number curves. The Groton and will be Brevities. lding machine added to -the equipment or the high school for use in the wmmerclfl de~ partment and has been placed in the ProLP.l.Knmhcwmluvotod-y (Wi )brlvidtwm:hhhm iy over. ol makin 1 sifd i s i %Hh“ }i; | Ly e I Ei H § Good Pickerel dren Have Ch Improvements Apnreciated, There was all kinds of weather dur- ing Monday, snow,.rain, sleet and ice following each other in irregular rota. tion. All agreed that the Cloud Dig- ger is some prophet and when he speaks it is best to take notice. The Baptist people at Packer have given their old chapel organ to the school in that village, ° Mprs. C. C. Card of South Windham recently visited her cousin, Miss Hat- tie Phillips, of Packer. Brown’s sawmill is ripping up things in Packer woods. A large force of men went to work there Monday- A Central Village party caught 62 pickerel through the ice in Packer mill pond Saturday. Some of them were big fellows, the largest two and three- quarters pounds. School Christmas Tree. Packer scohol children had a Christ- mas entertainment and tree in the schoolbouse Friday. Santa Claus was on hand with plenty of presents and good things. The school thep closed for two weeks' vacation, Miss Evelyn Strong, the teacher, going to Colches- ter for her vacation. On Packer nond the ice is in fine shape for skating. Road improvements. The people in South Plainfield are greatly pleased at the fine road build- ing being completed by Selectman Coffey, who has also made great im- provements in the Packer road and placed a. substantial railing along Packer pond—something long needed at that dangerous point. Mrs. Walker of Lawton' Heights is visiting Mrs. J. P. Lillibridge at Pack- er. Mrs. E. P. Robinson of Checkerberry farm, east of Packer village, is spend- ing the week with relatives at Wel- lesley, Mass. Boys and men with Christmas trees and evergreen are seen on the streets this week, § Frank B. Greene has sold a hand- some Ayrshire bull of registered stock to Norwich purchasers. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gaskill attend- ed the anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Charles = Spalding of Sterlipg Hill Saturday evening. Mrs. Pearl Place of Providence spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Susan Parkhurst, on Lawton Heights. Ui\cas National MONEY LOANED on _Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and securities of any kind at the we s of Int k2 142 Mal (&I&m 1873 THESE ARE !!TT!R TOM’S 1-2-3 5¢ CIGAR GOOD FELLOW 10c CIGAR THOS, M M A Pron TEvanilin 84 Next to Palace Cafe SALE HORSES ot WANTED TENSHUN, _miss ‘s Smoke Shi ot o e Take 1t trom me. Your trouly. Ban! m?;hu R TR, as tflv- ¥ seneral wo % ‘- able, willlng man best ~ of re .rnca&. Ad .ll farm stead: . WHLL! WELLI—Them Jjars o! 'l‘ux.- flr for 5oe, Wlfi: @ plpe free, made a u:. seegars e ok S0c ”mgm:w". cab'-h cmtr -en.n for n thb box. |- vow don’ vnthg_ in !d ¥ ITIONS are easy to Bowswrita today—now. Hop- kins, ashington, D, C. novaews pas! cook ;. Wnrg-a NTED—] class lady nreferro? City Lunch, d tor Avmy Mrs. W, eneral house- work. stwood, 260 Wi - dec22d WANTED—French bull or terrier, dark brindle, male pup] ten weeks old. Answer 606 Ave, New .ondon, at once. Two hustlers; ‘s Box 16, Bulletin Boston , about ontauk decz2d w and commission. Otfice. dec2id : WANTED—Position as_ cook, waiter or bartender, by competent man. dress Cook, care Bullolln & Raectoa Raw H A ;0 wflter SL, every Thurs- Bennett. lec7d WANTED —Barly grders for wreaths, roplng, bag pine and edar 2 Rogers. Phone 35 id BECOME rallway mall clerks; No wich mail carriers, 365 to 3160 month; pull unnecessary; schedule of winter and spring examinations free. Frank- 1in _Institute, Dept. 35-W. Rochester, N. Y. novzyd WANTED—To buy cows and calves of ail Kinds: pay §00d price. 1. Glau- binger, Tel. 14-5, Colchester, Conn. novE3 WANTED — Advertising solieltor publication establisnied o8 years Write M. 3. Parkhurst, New Haven, Conn,, for ovE A. G. Gor- TelL 682-2. HELP WANTED Cook, Farmhands (Man and Wife,) General Houseworkers Chamber- maids. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU M. J. Coscoran. Supt. - Central Bldg. varflcuxnu NTED—Plano_tuning. aon, 298 Prospect, St,, Cit. FOR SALE $3,500. Cottage hauu only ten minutes walk from Court House, on lot 78x150 feet. Nine rooms afd bath, new heating plant. Buy this and stop paying rent. ARCHA W. COIT Phone 1334 63 Broadway Norwich, Ct. FARMS FOR SALE of all descriptions and prices. Have sold a large number but plenty of good bargains left. WM, F. HILL, Real Estate and Insurance, 25 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. Telephone 147 Farm For Sale A 50-acre farm, 7-room cottage house, ‘ge_barn, woodhouse and hennery, ajso smoké liouse: land fertile, plenty wood and abundance of fruit; is situated % mile to thriving iulory village and 1% miles 1o Tallronas an 1atal Honitey Tavm: aiso 1 Will sell With the farii a 5 ng Maxwell automobile, all in n and n| O be sold only $1,600: morteage at & uine bargall rtunity sli; cash, balance om per cent.’ Here is a n, and don't let this o PEena for W e cox’s Farm Bulletin. Cholee o WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad Westesty, B L Telephone 365 AUCTION order of the Referee in Bank- mplcy, I will sell at auction on TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1014, at 2 p. m, the stosk of merchandise of Nathan Friedberg, bankrupt, situated at No. 465 North Main St., Norwich, Conn. Sald merchandise, consisting of some ary goods, but mostly boots and shoes, worth about $1,500, !s in good condl- tion and will be sold to the highest bid- der. The goods can be inspected pre- vious to ..e sale by calling on e, ISAAL SEGAL, Trustee. Norwicn, Conn., Dec. 14, 1914, decl§WS 1 and 2, COL. EARL N. GALLUP AUGTIONEER A graduate MJM Nat. Schou‘: e no nux temcfl.’ xu a S cas ice 't * bar éiner i" L N-w uuon. my‘ Bt SALE—Hors ness. Appiy to 193 West .luns'.. deczid ro- SALE—Good turke T at 2 pound. 36 Frnnklln St litter carriers, 1 kinds farm machinery. ces. 'W. L. ncer, Lebanon, Phone 89-! :. n nws FARM FOR ?fi mites from uoosup d-pnt bullqlnan good r; $1,800. agt., Moosup, Conn. decOWS $30. or FOR SALE—1160 1b. mare, will trade for hay. -Call opposite” the Trsndln‘ Cove schoolnouse, odr l;r;odne SALE—Wood, stove len s, 35 Bull FOR a cord, i cord $2.50. 646-12, FOR SALE—Several Singer sewin raachines, sughtly soiled, but as goo new, at very low prices; easy terms Singer Eewln‘ Machine Ci 48 Main St. dec2. FOR SALE—Pigs from § to 10_weeks old; also one drlvlngh horse. - Charles Cook, 51 Main St., White Rock, West- erly, R. L ec22d FOR SALE—At private sale, house- bold turmiture, Including parior stove and kitchen range. H. M. Chace, - Broadway. docsia’” FOR SALE—New Reo touring car, fully equlnm latest model, 950. h{_) ey more? Gedrge ludson s tri] butor. Fhone Charter 1361 xide battery; prac- tically new; price $2,30C. Wiil guaran- tee same as new car. George D. Knox, Hlntord, Conn. dec21d senger Hudson ALE—Flv 0-30 1815, e oondluan rebuilt and . Knox, Hart- ?s.lnted. $925. George D. rd, Conn. dec21d FOR SALE_Tamworth bolr years - old, registered. Liftora, Lo s Brides, Conn:. Tal 4215, decald FOR SALE—Young Guernsey _cow, due to calve in April. Leroy Kneeland, Chmnut Hill,_Conn. 194 FOR SALE—Seasoned hard wood in st?ivelglgng!hs. J. Siegel. Tel. 646-5. ec ¢ FOR SA labwood, stove len; t.h!, § % cord, g $2 a half. Drop postal, rank Foote. decl7d WILL SELL cheap one foot power prlntllng press. L W, Stark, Lebanon. ec1? FOR SALE_Now much eow Owen S. cxnx Jewett City. decild TARGE COTTAGE HOUSE In Wesi- erly, R. I, containing: First floor, re- Geption BAIL. latge Nving room. Wwith freplace, dining room, butler's pantry Ritchen, hardwood floors through- But; Second: floos, five. sleeping. rooms and bath; third floor, open attic; situ- ated on high land, commanding unex- celled view. for sale on very easy terms er for rent for term of One or more ears. Uuier very desirable properties or sale or rent. nk Coy Estate Co., 6 High sn. Wesul’l). B. L FOR SALE—Two good Holstein cows, alltersb J. H. Milligan, Danielson, Ct. LI OW setaiiisheq Black- 34,600 Der'ya:u, principally ing: price "$750. Bulletin Office. FOR SALE _Greenhouse, foot post, built of 8- gide and both ends glass; will seli’at a gure to quick buser, X B. Peok- dast Side, City. Tel 1013, horseshoe- ‘Address’ Blacksmith, dec7d 23x60, 8- 10-12 1t sash; on¢ condi- aec3d R SALE—Two cottage houses of S1X rooms each, with all modern im- rovements, on easy terms. _Inquire 4. Bowers, 130 Washington St, oF Phone 118%-Z. novzod 35-ACRE_suburban farm on trolley and state road, mlle out of city, 00 §-room house. large barn, po and othe: buildings, exce Smooth and easily. work ALE—Ox cart, In P pnons 231-13, Norwic] rming rlunlty to ubtaln a ice. Particulars wllllmant!e. Cct T OVER — 250 Doteheads and 250 6% (regular business size enveloptl. neatly printed. for $1.50; 5! 33. Bend for samples and prlcee for any printing you are in need zf. The Bulletin Company, Norwich, Con: nf T YON‘S AGEN I_AM BUYING poultr; Anyone having same, Samuel Gellert, Colohester, Cont. FOR SALE. A LIGHT OAX OFFICE DESK. Inquire AR dec18d 55 Franklin. St. SACRIFICE FOR CASH asserman” Player Piano Carefully used and in perfect condi- tion. Scarf, stool and 60 rolls of music. L. O. Bulletin Office, FOR SALE o: all_kinds. postal to FOR SALE Two tenement house in good condition, always rented, with - located in -n.l. llent Frankiln- Square. i for sumobiig 1E Ge- f Mre. Vars, o¥ Hobart )\l lnd 2, or .A' lflfl to 9 p. m. b.t'n:n ndvn‘l‘hfl o BRENT-—Sove nroommwlthfll D oneerso "o eall mt 10 one or ca deciZd FOR RENTTwo nicely turnished rooms, with board, suitable for gentle- all couveniences, at The Ply- 44 Laurel Hill Ave. Tchphona TO RENT—Fiyst floor flat of five Kk rooms, - pleasant location, in good re- " reasonable rent, Anasq five mmm from Franklin Square. -In- decsd TO RENT—Good seven-room house, with improvements, om bliss Place. Wa.cer A: Heath. decid TO RENT—Furnished roo ;{nlem.e: for housekeeping; 7 STORAGE to rent; ligh¥ Wy J. K. Kanning, o2 Broauway. RENT—Eight-room cottage with balh and Sl modern WMprovements. in- quire at this office. novisd STORE TO RENT at 61 Frankiin 3. inguire at Bulletin Office. noviid FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally lo- cated. Emma Morse, 18 Union St. ,ail modern con- t. Phone 1051 8. “FOR RENT FINE MODERN FLAT Seven Rooms, Heat furnished $85.00 per month. JAMES L. CASE, Rental Dep’t. 87 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. FOR RENT OFFICES AND STORES IN THE NEW THAYER BUILDING. Four storfes, fireproof, reinforced -omcrete. Loeated om Franklin Square, “emter of eity, terminal for all local ind suburban trolieys. Has bardwood room. novzed FURNISHED ROOM! veniences, 38 Union Best of elevator service ing will be up-to-date Rent of offices from $S to $30 per | HAINS- aomth, For further hl-—u-. in- juire of WILLIAM F. HILL, 23 She- .ucket St., Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE FOR SALE A COTTAGE On High Street Price $1,200 JAMES L. CASE, 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. FOR SALE Seven Room Cottage Electric lights, steam heat, set. tubs, large lot, in fine location. Price $3,300 N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich FOR SALE Eight-room House on McKin- . ley Avenue; desirable location; lot 50x110 feet. For price and terms enquire of Thomas H. Beckley May Building, Phones 724 278 Main Street apect, now being built on the Buck- ley property, Norwich Town. Take Yantic car to Peck’s Corner. The entire first floor is finished in Roderick Meek, Contractor. and Builder, Invites inspection, and will furnish estimates on build- Those lovirnl' m” e e Al ac the ou ‘fl l’” ‘m‘lf A e 15 86 bereter T'd like to see the ome that sl Mrs. Pester—Doubtless you . would. —Brooklyn Eagle. nmlo—mt “llmm” is & great matchmaker, Tessie—1 naed to think so until she ‘bought her red . haired husband = purple necktie—Judge. Servant—Tomorrow {5 Sunday. up . a little. W than & hants of e you should turn on the clock before you =0 to Puck. oy Z"Gd‘;v Pl;‘aa don’t refer to L.ant et him as a gentleman, Janet! —Chi- cago News. D;bcunmt_l;'vl‘h will find l,:nr dys- pep: srea eviated, Mr. Peck, ay cheerful and agreeable jon at your meals.. Mr. Peck—Thats good advice, doc, but my income will not permit me to eat away from home — TerTe Haute Express. “Oh, dear,” groaned young wife, “I don't know what to use to bread; .I've tried .every- “A derrick u:d a coupl h& Te" ught do it,” mun‘h& ;‘iub‘::ld.o but hu didn’t say it alond— Boston Transcript. Wl! husband bnm Spinster—My gopodness! of a man being out 15 fli‘hl.l - W*l l’maghd I'm an o} maidl—Philadel- phia Ledger. A butter substitute is made from cocoanut. oil. New York u,uv-w bas 5540 enrolled students. Jersey has a balance ® uosxaannmu-enm Michigan’s 1913 M products were valued at $72,000,600. Spinster—How many dld you say your Otters are used by the natives in some parts of India. to catch fish. Chile has 8,000 miles. . of telephonés, worked by an English company.- he average ostrich lives 30: l.nd ylelds from two to four. plumes. Each year the ot from Indla into Chluh"l: P g 5,100 chests. Some of ‘the -pldnrl ot n{&" have webs 80 strong quired to cut unm. Branch, N. Y, is taken to ot In the reign of m’ women were forced-to. o An el fected to count and wrap n ferent in Under the n-w