Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 10

RAIN, WARMER TODAY AND TOMORROW. What Is Going On Tonight| lie snd Motion Pictures at e toving Pictures at Colontal Theatre, ‘audeville and Photoplays at Davis ¢ ationary Engineers’ in Bill Blog! Norwich, No. 3, F. of > Hall, 1, G. A. R, meeta am i ss Council, No. 13, K. of C., nlight Bullding. NNOUNCE_NENTS tchville, Friday. Yantic at 8.16 orchestra, F: party leaves rize waltz, ers, folding sleds, girls’ eds, baby cutters, at Mrs. 's, Franklin square. Moose Night Tickets. ichets for the motion pictures of \looseheart, the home for the aged :nd orphans of members of Loyal Or- ier of Moose to be shown at the Davis eatre next week are selling fast and e sale ke up the entire orches- d circle will be sold soon. These he buildings and parks he present time, also gets an idea of the place as the movies take in the whole grounds, in- 1 the children at their work and tur of Promise Case. trial to be given Young Men's n, in’ the Olympie ¢ evening, February be an event of un- Judging from news- milar entertainments the present management o be one of the most w offered for public in the first place, an exact ) of a court scene in meth- rocedure and on this account be extremely interesting to ladies others who have mnever attended 1 the whole J. Ayling pres H. M, Pok be the refined fum With Judge Nel- ling over the court, appearing as the n-hearted pl ff, C. H. Haskell the defendant, Col. Newton prose- g the case, and Arthur F. Libby, defending the accused, to say of the brilliant array of court witnesses and juro it ertain we shall ve all and reality of a court wholesome fun to 1 The tickets are t bo expected, at those intendir ual feast of fun medy selling of patroness Mrs. Willlam B. Mrs. Averill A ; 1 ards, . Bacon, Mrs. Charles . Leonard O. Smith, Mrs, W. T. Ol COLONIAL THEATRE. Miss Lillie Leslie Appearing in “Was His Decision Right?” Lubi Lillie in the remember: leadin 1 mu e Colonial. in the part vho is driven by P rlet w pretty woman tiple recel fea- Today we of Nance of lad, of the min The former life is made Wea- comedy, are the w5t Belo Arthur Johnson, titled In P Don't forget and Wed- HAZEL DAWN. Coming to Davis Theatre, el Dawn in The Debutante, wiil 1e attraction at the Davis theatre, fonday evening, Feb. Sth, Three years ago Miss Dawn, a beauteous bionde, into view on Broadway as laudine in The Pink Lady, and ever ince that time has been one of the vorite young women of the stage. o rapid has been her rise in the pro- ion that in this short space of time >w at the head of her own and is bidding for stellar She §s Deing presented by Fisher, senlor member of the n mpany 1onors. rm who produced Florodora, and he secured for her starring vehiclie new musical comedy written by jarry B, Smith and Robert B. Smith, h Victor Herbert. 3 engaged an excellent com- to support Miss Dawn, among being W1l West, Frank Doane. Carl Gantvoort, Robert Thomas Reynolds, J. Albbott Zoe Barnett, Aaude Odeld Jason. There will be a and an amgmented or- on sale today at 10 s: Lower floor, 32, $1.50 alcony, hem Stewart Baird, ¢ Vorthley’ Sylv a $1.50, $1, I5c, 50 nd 25¢. Simsbury.—Former Senator A, T. n of Simebury is at the Charter ‘ hospital, Hartford, suffering from an attack of appendicitis. PAIN GONE! 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Rud slgumatism awey, \ with | LOST AND FOUND LOST—Lady's gold watch and fob, Wednesday morning. between Golden and Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills e, or on_Willimantic car leaving TAFTVILLE | Runaway Near Taftville Pharmacy— Local Young People Enjoyed Sleigh- ride—Bal Millienaires to Play|square at o'elock. Liberal reward Here—Personals. if returned to thid office. febdd LOST—\Wednesday afternoom, be- tween Shannon corner and Auditorium, a purple bag_containing bank book. o R d it finder returns o febdd A runaway that caused considerable excitement for a short while occurred on Thursday afternoon about 2.30 o'clock. A horse which was attached to a sleigh became frightened on Nor- wich avenue near the Ponemah mills and ran up Providence street. Then the animal turned the corner near the post office and started down South Front street. When the animal came within twenty-five feet of the Taftville pharmacy it took to the sidewalk. At this point there is a tree and tele- phone pole and a team was sStanding near the pole. The frightened steed swung around between the pole and team sending a bystander who tried to stop the horse up against the team. On a quick turn into the alley way near the drug store the sleigh tipped over hut this did not check the mad pace of the horse who went up wading thropgh clothes liens on the incline in the rear of the houses and finally came to a stop after it slipped up and fell. Several men tried to climb the incline in a hurried fashion to cap- ture the horse and fell repeatedly, owing to the slipperiness of the snow crust. The groundhog’s decision to end the winter is coincident with the appear- ances of the pussywillow on Vergason Hill. The Home Missionary society of the First Congregational church will meet in the chapel this (Friday) afternoon to sew. Mrs. C. J. Abell of Bast Town street leaves tonight (Friday )to spend the week end in Hartford and with friends 1u Hockanum. Mrs. Etta Lewis of Willimantic spent t of last week here, the guest ofl Charles Tufts of Otrobando av- enue, returning this week. BERLIN PERSISTS THAT E‘RITISH CRUISER WAS SUNK In the Naval Battle in the North Sea A better day is da e { May Apply to Government For Work.| A notice posted in the Taftville post office for the benefit of farmers, em- on Sunday, Jan. 24. ployers and people looking for twork | states through the United States De- partment of Labor the D ?{ raphy Serman s There’s work to d Labor can be sought by & miralty that there e a s applications, The forms of appllcation | no lon sibility of d | ADS show it. Ther for use of employes desiring help and|a British battle crulser was i where. Read BULLETIN for persons seeking employment be had on requ from the master or to the officer in char may P the naval battle in the North 24, during which_the ser Bleucher went down. Th and branch of the post office during]that th s been established defin post office hours or to a rural mail|ly by the testimony of a large number carrier. These officers are not re-|of officers and men who took part in | quired to flll out such blan Al ap- | the e plcations, when filled out and should be folded and returned postmaster or transmitted throu destruction of the ding ¢ ttle cru these statements, was To the Unemployed sun of prosperity is above the horizon. Don’t let it catch ity, it comes to e S Cents a Line FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES wning. Already the ris- you asleep. Like oppor- very man who is awake ic BULLETIN WANT e is a job for you some- WANT ADS every day. the German torpedo 5, commanded by The V rural mafl carrier, or through the ficer in charge of any branch of FOR SALE, post office, reupon they will at a distance forwarded to the proper ofiicer of British war- Department of Labor. When th stional turned or transmitted no postage necessary, otherwise the usual post will be required. This service is free - was sunk, to employer and employe s has been received here conc submarine 1 { 13 Pool Tourney. A pool sournament has been started among four Young men and the first atch was plaved Wednesday when Everett Pingrec defeated Ei Du- dmiralty its report pu Thu fternoon George . ttle. claimed that] Weller, Jr., 3 Des is. wer The The two winners meet ay . championsi | Horse Slipped and Fell. A, to A horse belonging Ableman Glenwood 1 450 Mai sit- OR SALE—Cheap. e and one hack sleigh 1cket St, Ciey to tock a fail on North B morning. The driver w E B S fee Thursday the help of horse its i Millionaries to Play Here. Saturday the prelimina Jewett City wil the Warrio the wly Phi Kappa's Enjoyed Sleigh Ride. Abort 30 members of Phi Kap- | — {pa_enjoved a ide Thursday ev-| A = { enine. Taey the ride in he vi-| Told in the Following Letter nreturning by a Jackson Man Who, .Knows from Experience. His Word Is Geod. Jackson, Miss.—““I am a carpenter, | and the grippe left me not only with a chronic cough, but I was run-down, worn cut and weak. I took all kinds of { cough syrups but they did me no good. | . 1 finally got so weak I was not able to| do a day’s work, and coughed so much I | was alarmed about my condition. One|! evening I read about Vinol and decided to try it. Before 1 had taken a quarter of abottie I felt better, and after taking two bottles my cough is entirely cured, | all the bad symptoms have disappeared | and I have gained new vimand energy.”” | —JoBN L. DENNIS, 711 Lynch Street, | Jackson, Miss. | The reason Vinol is so successful in| such cases is because the active medic- | _ inal principles of cod liver oil contained | | in Vinol rcbuilds wasting tissues and they stopped | ments, Greenwood ith relatives Ding- | s and postponed the Tige have bee; na E NORWICH TOWN |Members of Wauregan Lodge Give Henry A. Guile a Birthday Surprise caives Glau- COTTAGE HO B ning: living z room, butl pantry ardwood floors throu; loor, with . open comman on very nd. properties . Real n, Po; excell o e bar —Memorial Mass For Mrs. Cum-| ginoliesstrengthandvigor to the nerves | = T a mings—Meeting of Dorcas Society. i and muscles while the tonic iron and | aon B Te! A dozen members of _Wauregan( Vine assist the red corpuscles of the | blood to absorb oxygen and distribute | it through the system, thus restoring | health and strength to the weakened, | diseased or; of the body. If Vinol fails to help you, we your money. Broadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, Pron., Norwich, Conn., and at lead- ing drug stores everywhere. lodge, Knights of Py: one of their number, Henry A. Guile. a surprise Wednesday evening at _ his home on West Town street, Mrs. Guile having invited them to a birthday sup- per in his honor. The table was most attractively decorated with its hand some centarpiece of fruit and the dec orated birthday cake. Ample justice| was done to the repast of cold meats, No. 6. gave Why Don’t Your Clocks and Watches Run? retorn| Iry CLEGG, The Jeweller 128 Washington Street, s Free Collection and Delivery Phone 1132-3 alads, rolls, coffee, cake and cream served served by the h WANTED assisted by her mother, Msr, W, 1 Chappell and by Mrs. Lillian John- ° | For a Customer son. H jDuring tho secial hour follow | $1500 John Amburn in behalf of the loc | presented Mr. Guile a handsome { | w";'gRPCAEYN1'-N;EERRii‘TNU"J J umbrella which was greatly appreciat- | ¥ ed. Other gifts included a box H clgars and a box of candy. _ After an| evening full of enjoyment the took the last trolley downtown. The note will be secured by a first mortgage on a dwelling in this city valued at $2,500. APPLY TO JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. AT CRANSTON’S Memorial Mass. Many were in attendance at the month’s mind mass for Mrs. s Rose Casey Cummings which was celebrated at 8 o’clock Thursday morning at S cred Heart church by Rev. Charles W Brennan. At the offertory, O Meritum Passiones, was rendered by Miss May Pounch, who also gave as a waiting hymn, There is a Beautiful Land on High. Miss Blizabeth Malone was at the organ. Do You Want a Farm? LARGE OR SMALL? Consult E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER g Dorcas SDTGOQY P:Ms. Blank Books Made and Ruled te Ordsr he D clety s ¢ Dorcas society of the First 108 BROADWAY Methodist church met Thursday afi- 3 Look over our line of ernoon at the home of Mrs. Sarah Hull on West Town strest. After the Fur Coats, Horse Blankets and Auto Robes. bueiness meeting the ladies sewed on a Prices to suit buyer quilt while one of their number read aloud from a new book on missions TheL. L. Chapman Co. 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Ct. among the Indians in our country. Cake and cocoa were served by the| hostess. ] MRS. G. P. STANTON el e 52 Shetuckst Street, s, Rutherford H. Snow of Tunt-|is showing a full line of New mvmu is in New London, call- Im- f“ Fln Ind Winter b7 the death of her nephew, Phone 300 HELP WANTED | FARM HANDS (Man and | GENERAL HOUSEWORK Free Employment Bureau, M. J, COSCORAN, S > 1 GIRL: Coasting Party, ‘Wednesday evening a coasting party of twenty or thirty young people, in- cluding Academy students enjoyed the sliding on Vergason hill, starting from| Fremont Vergason's place and going @own on the hard crust, a stretch of over a quarter of a mile, In a Few Words. Superintendent William Crawforf of Baltic Wili give the address Sunday afternoon at Scotiand Road hal. Devotions for the first of the month MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jawei~y and securitles of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interesi. An oid established firm to deal with THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO, 143 maia Strect, Upstatrs. (Established 1873.) Big Ben and all kinds of Alarm Clocks FRISWELL'S, 25-27 FRANKLIN STREETY Norwich Wife) business inted. for $1.90 for “samples $2250 a 100-acre farm. meadow, pas- woodiand. 10-room house, barn ¢ by 48, woodshed 12x16, three . each 10x13, running wate: and barn, large cedar swamp 0 shinzles by estimation), 1 cow, 100 hens and chickens, about 9 s of hay. corn fodder, oat fodder, bushels of rye, 30 bushels of pota- , some turnips, carrots and onions, aber twagon, 1 covered wagon, 1 1ot of harness, and all for the of 'TWENTY-TWO HUNDRED Y DOLLARS CASH! for Wilcox's TFarm B e of 400). WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. L Phone No. 365. etin jan d | 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, otucket Street, Norwich, Conn. Telechone 147 e : Agricultural Limestone will be in greater demand this Spring than ever before. We advize farmers to get their orders in NOW. Peck, McWilliams & Co. On account of increase In price of to- bacco, the Whitestone Cigar will be wold from mow on at §35 per 1,000. 4. F. CONANT, jenzd 11 Frasklis St. |25 sh re- | POETRY FATHER. meat market with licach, formerly 6cea- Lilie. inquire E, W.{He wais not the kind of 2 fatner that o CL_ el 14-4, febid] read about in books; - - imi 7 |H® wasn't Jonz on languaga, and he Store \fixanJJ. wasn't strong on mokx? janzld _ {He was not the sort of father that you s hear about In plays; ib and garden, of | He Was just a human faier, with a i Haik human father's wa, minutes' H. L. Harr! salked at working, but through it once grass was father, dren, doing stunts. upon him; and he'd pack. fter piay time diq on his back? tenement. good re- pleasant Tocation. own to ) the ol ould some all wondering t FOR RENT - rooms, wit men, ali ¢ n dissipation; saf@ his o with Wa.cer RENT impro A. sedn them blnd with his leaving he was one bother, OR RENT -room modern temement nklin St., for $14.00 per . onth. JAMES L. CASE, Rental Dept Shetucket Si, Norwich, Ci FOR RENT OFFICES AND STORES IN THE NEW | i THAYER BUILDIN ON THE SIDF e man chooses, | ra turr £ Four stories. freproof. reinforced bject spi conerete. ed on Frauklin Squa nter of terminal for all loe: nd suburban trolleys. Has hardwood cors and wood thirmings throughout Best of elevator service and the buoild- will be up-to-date in evers way. ©f offices from $S to $30 per outh. For further wire of WILLIAM F, HILL, 253 She- . Norwich, Conn. en, O my people, varty thou wilt stand, from her worn sandals s the dust against lané? —Lowell. OF THE DAY HUMOR ‘Do dreams, Jack?™ rith one once, FORfiSfiALE scene in the | 2 * —Atlanta Con- | 80 ALE HOSES e E sse them. Pric T i:f,?i‘,'&"d | Now i {pr time to buy rrived, so have “dU kinds ELMER R. al- nd a few good alter my cir- ac- Lampoon. importae Van Gudgeon, the Daughbters of Tourists.” — Cleveland stated that it takes 5,867 bullets to kill a YOU WANT Shere in the world nocent bystanders?—Yon- a small home with land enough for a nice garden, within ten the Blanks are strict | S ; : [] minutes walk of Franklin ey {] Square, at a reasonable price, e consult me. ARCHA W. COIT into a burslar last The Mutual Benefit Life Agency f§i How'd he get away from you? Phone 1334 He it throug! me. — 1th Jack o’ Lantern. THE KALEIDOSCOPE large quantities of coal 63 Broadway Norwick 80 tons of am- OR SALE Twe N o odern improv spulation is estie centrally located. Price 00 reason Inguire of there were 87,800 domestis o 4 in 1911 there were 1homas H. Beckley ngland and Wales, Rea! Estate and Fire Insurance < in Pennsylvania had n of bituminous 65,850,900 short prod of over ombinec coal in 1913 May Building, 278 Main Street Phones 724 valuable forest re- ifmportant of which rich im has e most cho, particularly FOR SALE Seven imo pays his doctor his fee he arrives. If the patient is kept, if not it is re- The soom it Room - Cottage House of the dome in Bt is 45,000 tons, according to Mr. Electric lights, steam heat, set- > . Mervin Macartney, the restoration tubs, large lot, in fine location. | |architect. Price $3,300 Last vear 1155302 persons wers employed in the mines of the United Kingdom, an increase of 38,000 on the | number of 19 N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich i In the year 19 120,000 persons left the United States with the in- tention of settling in Canada, com- pared with 140,143 in 1912. In several towns In Germany work- ing .men are visited at their homes on pay days by saving bank offictals to collect their savings for banking. FOR SALE Two Tenement House It has been calculated that nearly On Prospect Street 300,000,000 feet, or more than 55,000 With all the improveniénts, in- miles, of film are used up yvearly to satisfy the world’s demand for mov- cluding st heat; al 1 : uding steam heat; always well e nictires. rented, lot 150x100 feet LEMSE e R Price reasonable Every day the bell of the Eton Col- lege chapel is tolied for a quarter of tan hour for Etonians killed in the war, a list of whom has been affixed to the chapel doors. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building Norwich, Conn. soles (a fisherman’s of- to a Towestoft auction on be- f th Belgian refugees’ fund) were sold aga’n and again until the figure of $420 had been reached. Ten lemon COL. _EARL N. GALLUP RUCTION _cR 4 graduate trom Jones' Nat. School of Great Britain has carrled on an extensive trade with Turkey In re- cent years, Bria n imports from that Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and | country being :.ven at 330,000,000 Pedigreed Stock. Merchandise and |vearly, and exp. ts to Turkey, $40,- Real Estate Sales A ddress 000,000, R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct.| The sshing v of the Bos- phorous is wort! ,000 to Turkey. = | Along the l\lled.. nean co:‘sl rz:l;g THERE is advertisi; obtains excellent sponges, the Eastorn Connectiont eqae s e e s 2 | Sea. vields mother-of-pearl, and the letin for business resulis, Persian Guif, pearls.